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New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

HEAPING ON THE HoRRoRs.-Lady Midas:
And were hustled INTO the train anyhow, my dear
Mrs. de Tompkyns, and only imagine our horror when
the train started AZ discovering that We were actually in
second class cdrrfdgeIII Grisby Qnnocently): "Dear
mel Yes! Very awkward indeed You'd taken third
class ticket l Supposed Horror Of Lady and Miss
Midas who generally take saloon carriage all to them
selves !l-lPuDoh.
The Italian opera season at San Antonio, Tex,
only marred by slight drawback to whisn casual
reference Is made in Journal OF that CITY, that hs
pronptes voice could be heard az toe entrance door
during the en- Ire evenng.-CBoston Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis for ne past hceniyfOur hours
WAsHINGroN. March 13-l a. m.-The barom-
oer highest in the south Atlantic States and low
Sew-England. Occasional has fallen in tho Lake
region aud occasional rain IN the Rio Grande Valley
elsewhere far weather las prevailed. The prevailing
winds east Of Tho MssissDpi sOrthwesterly There
has been IA general rise OF temperature.
Indications FOR to-day
For New-England, partly cloudy weather occasional
lght rain or 'uOw southwest veering 10 northwest
winds, stationary Or lower temperature. followed by
TtAlng barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather. south
west yccrng t. northwest WINDS stationary or higher
temperature, follow cd by rising barometer.
Indications for io-ViOrroo
on "wednesday fair weather is indicated In SeW-Eng.
land and the Middle aud south Atlantic States.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
CrxuA1oa1cAL.-Tha Rector +" A V.

GENgALOGICAL.-The Rector. A very nlce-
looking Young woman ellison. Did hear rightly that
she was your daug nter" Rustic; "Yes, sr, she war;
su,y warl" The Rector; dow do you nean-was ~
Rustic: "We you see, sir, father, he married again,
and In course called his mlssus Mother ana when No
I'm blessed IL my susy didat set up and mary acA,
who war frisFish old chap Now, what want w know
~ AIM susy my grandmother ert"-lPunoh
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

A meeting of the Causeries Ladies' Scientific
Club was held yesterday afternoon At the house OF
Madame al Cesnola No. 1O7 East Flfty-seventhst.
There was full attendance and two Interesting pap ers
were read. -
Judge and Mrs. DAILY entertained number of young
people at al "auoti0n party" last evening.
Mrs Charles III. LudingtOn gave "a luncheon party at
her house, No. 276 Madis0p-aye.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Gpcrial Notices.
StnudinR All Alone.

Beyond all doubt BENSON'S CAPCiNE POROUS
PLAsTERS the best IN use" said Mr. J. Csssebeer.
popular druggist and pharmacist Of Eighteenth ST. and
sxthave They prompt action aqd satisfy all who
/ soil them very rapidly" These pssers Ia rOnt
quc kness thorOughness and cleanliness unnya OF
where tc slow tam OF
other days comp ctey Use them for all purposes wnich
remedy For GA Local hhouma-
tism Lumbago Chess and lame BacN ney psre ty
imtltious with similar Word
IA m geu = Orut
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

THE PRIMA DONNA AND THE CoMPosER.--
It was rumored recently that distinguished
German composer contemplated coming this country
and celebrated prma donna, now here was asked one
night between the acts what size thought Of him.
Hes very nice little man she answered. He is
very retired and doesn't like TO meet people; but ho
always received me most cordially"
was be peculiar In any wayW
"Ies; he often wanted me sing certain aria from
an opera written By OF his rivals But perhaps that
was because had created the part to which the aria be-
longed and Of course could sing it better than any
one else"
How long is II since you last saw hint"
"When was in Italy singing In 'Persifage,' another
role created He was 90 pleased with my singing that
he sent Inc complimentary letter. and sfterw ard Jour-
neyed several miles for the purpose Of calling
upon me-"
" How is he regarded as q composers"
He 10 said TO be OF the greatest genuses living
He wanted to write opera for me, for he said
the only prima donna In the world who could interpret
his music"
Which do You consider the finest Of bis worksr
Der schreckliche Maus.' Iappeared in that opera
In Germany and It rendition OF tho part that
captyated him with style OF singing that he wanted
to write an opera for But there's the bell must
CO."
The visitor departed with a profound knowledge of
the merits OF the great composer.-(Life.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
DANGEROUsLY WoUNDED IN THE SIDE

Philip Thompson, age twenty-four waiter
board steamer lying at Pier No 2s, North River.
was taken TO Chambers Street Hospital last evening
dangerously wounded by pistol shot In the left side
10 supposed that the attempted 10 commit sui.
ode but hothing certain could 10 asoertaned lie said
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
SEATS FoR THE NILSSON CONCERTS.

The sale of season tickets for the Nilsson
concorts began at Stenway Hall yesterday morning.
The large. aud at O'clock when tho sheet
was closed for the day. fths II the
ground floor large number 0f the choice places
the balcony been secured Ihe rst cOncerL will
be ON next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
RELIEF FOR STARVING PEOPLE.

LONDON March 1.-THE Duchess of Marlborough
has given to Mr.. Tuke's fund $4,000 which re-
manned over from the fund she raised for the relei
of the distress in Ireland during the years 1871 ana
1880. -. L.u oraorod
DUBLIN. March 12.-The Government has ORDERED re-
that prompt DO taken for inc rehei VI 'ho
starving people in LOughrea.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
CHRISTOPHER D. SCHROEDER.

Christopher ID. Schroeder, provision mer-
chant, at No 40 Markot-st and member Of the Prod
nee Exchange, dei ON Saturday. He forty-one
years Of age, and the twenty member OF the Gra
tuiy Fund who has died IN less than year.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Ready This Morning
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Post Omcn NoficR.

Price in wrappers (rssdy for mailing per copy
One ,Opy year S5 i've lies Sli copies am
sxtIa Postage In al free " tle subscriber
THE TRIBUNE, Ncw-lork.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE IRISH AGITATION.

THE TRIAL OF THE DUBLIN PRISONERS.
DUBLIN. March 1.-THE murder conspiracy pris-
oners have been informed that their trial will be be-
gun on April o. They will be tried on three counts,
namely-the Phoenix Park murders, tho attempted
murder of Juror Field and conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 13-1 a. m-rho movement in
the barometer Yesterday was downward Clear ond fair
weather prevailed. with n furry Of Tnow about noon.
The temperature ranged between lSo and $50, tho nv
C2ooj being 1872 lower than the correspond
Ing day lasi year, and 20 lower than on sunday.
or fair and warmer weather. followed by incre1s
ing cloudluess and light rain may DO expected to-day In
this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

CHIEF ENGINEER w. II. KING. U. S. n.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Navy Depart
ment has received Intelligence OF ths death Of Chief
Engineer william Ii. King, at san Francisco, Cal
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Tho Prophecy Of the Great Storm

had about much truth In 1t there Is the statements
made by unscupuous plaster makers who claim make
pa,ters that quicker aud better than AcocK
OF these humbug Insist having the genuine article
ALLcooKs POROUS PLAsTRRs One trial viii prove their
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

sHIPMAN-MccLAvE.o Saturday. March 10. 1888. BY
the Rev. Mr. Blauveit Frederick A Shpman, OF Newark,
J ~ Bella, daughter VI John and Almlra Z. McCaye.
All notices Of marriages must be indorssd tcih (aH
name and address,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
COLONEL W. H RROWNE. ~. S. A

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Adjutant-
General is Informed Of the death of Lieutenant Colonel
W. H. Browne. FiIst Infantry. which occurred the
10th inst, at Westchester Penn.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
MARRIED.

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap-rh,
novelty ami exceptional strength Its Dcrfuns the D3s
lar fasCinations Ofthis lux ols lrJlcla
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
ASHTON WENTWORTH dixie.

ALGIERs, March 12.-AshtOn Wentworth
Dixie VINO recently resigned from the British House of
Commons. has died here. He was brother Of Sir
Charles Dixie.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
]. ]. FLOYD.

ATLANTA, Ca, March 12.-J. J. Floyd, dis
tinsulshcd member OF the bar. died to-day CoyngtOn
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

that he lived at No IL Mortons, that he was steward
and that the pistol went OF BY accident He has nd
friends. he Is In very preoarious condition.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

Mr Dixie born In 1850 and educated at Trinity
Hall, Cambridge. He son Of the late Sir Charles
Wentworth Dixie OF Chelsea. Mr.. Dixie was the pro-
prietor Of The Weekly Dispatch In 1850 he elected
To the House of Commons from Newcaslle-On-Iyne
advanced Liberal.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

sylvia suite; Liszts symphonic poem Les Preludes
aud tte familiar HanGel Largo with yion oDns%'o' ny
81. brandt
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
MovEMENzs OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY:

The japanese Embassy visited Blackwell's
Island yesterday, in company with the COMMISSIONER
Of Charities and Correction After inspecting the prison.
hospital ana lunatc asylum lunch was served and tho
secretary dned with General Grant Sunday evenin e.
and With the Consul the party Will inspect the
Brook yn Bridge this morning
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

bsrometre. ,ssiSn th, sy o rnth
~ time fr the
line pressna the oaiicni
b. uufy dahns hours The bhr or dotted n eeseuu
thcfmsnlster
nuts PA macy. BfoadrAy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17

81 tet iAfa iiil!s{s sss .ee issisKt
sot AZ bblt aud kegr i2iai21c Tor palhI
l21lal3s( for hf pails. Round loss Of all
The list may he shaded.
COFFEE : Easy at sllalSj<c Dor
ID for Rio, and 25a2lc for Java.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs Y c
sugar, ei<aSlc per ID; c, S4a9c; o K,
static granulated, 9a9ic; powdered and
cut Loaf lOial0ic. Molasses, 80 70 $50 per
BAGGING AND TIEs-B,Yrinq.
Ia9 per ID and nominal. Ties, 81 65s
80 per bundle 81 IS for pieoeddo. Tvine,
CANNED GOoDs-oysten, 1 and 2
ID full VT. 81 05ai 81 per doz; 1t VT COCA
81 OO; pie peaches, 2aS ID, 81 GOAL Is;
standard do 81 50s2 10; strawberries. 81 81
81 90 corn, eicasl * string beans, 81 %
for 2 ID Standards.
SERDS-Barley, per bu, 81; blue
grass q so rye, 70ns0c; orchard do,
81 Goal 90; herd do. 90caSl timothy.
rs clover seed, SO 00ss Is: mlllet,
81 coal 50 per bu; onion sets, IS 0Oa5 50
HIDES AID LEATHER : Dry
1int hides, 16al6c per ID for No. /, and IL
Tor No 2; dry salted, l0sl2c; green sailed.
lh6Ifci green, bale. Tallow. 6Ta7c. Bees
wax. 22a2lc. Wool, 22a2ac DO, ID.
Feathers, S5a40c. Deer skins, 30a30c; har.
ness, oak sole and skirting leather, S6a4Oc
per ID; hemlock sole, 27aS0c; French calf,
H0a6O per doz: domestic. $24a40 per do
MACKEREL-Hf bbls, to rs, 81 rs and
"a % for Nos. !, 2 and 3; kits do, %, IS
and 8Dc each.
sUNDRIEs-PiSs feet, 81 80 for kegs,
"a for hf bbls, and 81 so for bbls at re-
tail, and 70 to SOC per pckge cheaper
in lets MInce meat, 8a9c per 10;
cider, s8,lS % tor bbls aud 81 rs for hf do.
pickles, SSaS 80 for bbls and "a 76a5 for h
do; oatmeal and cracked wheat.
4 60a5 for hf bbls; rice, 7alkc por
ID; brooms, 81 75A4 per doz. and broom
corn to &c per II, as per quality.
BUILDING MATERIAI,-B Brick
SO 50al0 per NJ for soft and ha d. AM "a
Sc each for fire Nails. 50 g. per key
Lime, 95caSl per Dbl. Cement 81 Goal "a
per Dbl for Louisville; 81 so for Rosedal
and "a 50a5 for Portland. Plaster. 81 81
Lumber, yellow pine flooring, SIS; rough
framing, $l4; dressed, $3Oper NJ lathing,
81 76a2 per III; shingles. $3a4 70 per NJ.
| COTTON SEED, OIL, ETC Cotton
seed at river ldg $40 per ton; at mills, 81;
seed meal easy, Sl8al8 so per ton; oil cake.
s2l; oil, 45a46c for crude; SIC for re-
fined and &c per gal for cooking oil, all
E o. b.
LIVE sToCK-Good butcher cattle
IN demand at Sia6c per n, and Ha
SIC for poorer grades; yearlings $Ga
eachi mich cows S2Oa40; sheep 4a5<c per
Id. and 81 coal SO for common; hogs 5s7c
per ID, the latter for choice cornfed; mules
sS5 to sl65 per head; horses $40 to sl65 per
| head
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17


TAs jUsls E.;ty arrived YESTERDAY
nth 5l7 bales cotton, 400 sks cotton
seed. $50 SKIS corn and a good list Of
Sundries. She also reshipped 1is bales
cotton at Terrene for New Orleans,
making total of AIS bales out of the
river. The Harry leaves again this
evening for Devall's Bluff, Augusta,
Newport and intermediate landings,
carrying the U. S. mail, attending
promptly to all business intrusted to
her, and connecting at her destination
with light draft steamers for upper
White and Black rivers. Captain
Milt R. Harry commands, with Ansel
BSnksnith and Hugh Smith in charge
of the Office. W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17

Sales yesterday sumed up 1880 bales;
to exporters, l4O0; to spinners, $50;
che market closing quiet and I'M
changed at the following prices.
Ordinary, 7lc; good ordinary, SIo; low
middling, 90; middling, 9lCi good
middling. lOtc; middling fair, lO3c
Tinges, ssa9G for middling and good
middIing. Stains, 8aSsc.
In New York the cotton market
closed easier, Middling, Tote. Stock,
2l0, 493 bales. Futures closed steady
at to points below the prices of the
day before. The Liverpool market
closed easier at the same prices. Up
lands, SD; orleans, 5 ll-l6d. Futures
barely steady. The New Orleans cot.
ton market closed steady and Lice
higher. Middling, 92c. Sales, 5000
bales. Stock, 327, 239 bales.
The Liverpool weekly cotton state
ment received By cable yesterday re.
ports weeks sales at 81 900 bales, oil
which $4,000 were American. Week.
receipts, $1,000 bales; American,
$4,000. Total since September LIST
2,426,000 bales; American, I 1856, 900
Total stock, 100000 bales; American
$4,000. Stock aAoat. 366,OOO bales
American, 10000.
Total receipts Of cotton at all U. s
ports for the past. Z days sum uT
log, 62l bales, and 52,34l bales more
shan for the same time last year. Total
since September LIST at all U. s. ports
5, 1876, 1859 bales, and l ,008, 235 more thar
last year, also 249,Ol3 more than IN
1881 at the same date, Total exports
this year, 3.495,5S5 bales; last year t.
same date, 2,5l3, l65 bales; year before
1912, 27 bales. Total stocks, 894,545
bales, last year, 928,777 bales; year
before. ssS. $50 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17
General Trade,

The most conspicuous features OF
the general market yesterday and to.
day were the liberal receipts and
offerings Of cotp, with a scarcity OF
buyers, and the anxiety Of potato
men to work of their recent arrivals
Of seed stock. Many familiar with
the potato trade claim that there is no
valid reason for the recent sudden
collapse 10 prices. The supply is not
excessive and the demsnd for plant
ing is likely to continue far some
time to come. while if the spring rains
set in heavily there may an extra re
quest for replanting purposes. For tho
last two or three days buyers have
been hard TO 6ud and sellers are
anxious for bids anywhere between
81 80 and 81 per Dbl for consignmepts.
The meat trade rules active with q
liberal supply, and prices unsettled,
The receipts Of meats here during the
past week include 81 carfoadsin bulk
During the past eight days $500 bhls
Of posstoes have arrived, also 10000
bbls Of -four, 600 bbls cornmeal, 5000
SKIS corn. 1850 SKIS bran, and nearly
1000 bales Of hay. Some complaint
has been made Oflisht weight meal, and
suggestions are heard Of the propriety
of testing the quantity put in bbls to
ascertain whether OF not it will hold up
to the standard Of 200 lbs to each Dbl.
FLOUR AND AKAL--Sinyle bbls are
sold At "a 00a6 co for common W choice
family, and " 50a7 rs for patents. Corn
meal in light movement at 81 Sons 90 PEI
Dbl in lots and in small way.
FEEDSTUFFS--Corn in lots 57O68c
per bu for dry shelled aud ear in SKIS, and
6sa54c in bulk; small orders 60a63c; oats
62a56c per blu; bran, per cwt, 81 ID; corn,
Do, SOC; hay, yi2 t0a16 90 per ton, and goa
90o per cwt for Western; 81 b0aS 10 pei
ton for prairie seed meal s5casl 90 pei
cWt.
VEGETABLES Potatoes in a small
way 81 75aS so per Dbl as per quality and
weak; sweets stiff at S2UOa2 70 per Dbl
cabbage So 75a4 80 per crate; kraut, 81 90
l2b0 per hf Dbl from store and easy; M
demand for bbs onions, 81 q az 90 pei
! bbi aud dull, bagps, 81 5OaS 20 per Dbl In
| large and spen way, the latter for navy
ass 81 00a2 Is for LADY 9gag and 81 los
A. n~r bu tor whippooFwill %lay and
blsckevad With the supply liberal. ~
POULTRY AND EGGS-Ghickons
az psr quality Sc O0aoo 20 psF doz and Arm
turkeys, STA O0a20 90 per dos ana lea z .,
per ID; ducks, SO t0a4 25 geese, "a w, v
per doz; eggs, 12al3c per doS.
BUTTER AND OHEBSE-Country
butter iSa25c per ID; the latter for choice
yellow; Northern creamery, 85o; Other
grades l4a2Oc, rs per quality; cheese, o1Is
l6c, as per quality,
FRUlTS-AppoS scarce at IS 60a6 OF
per Dbl; dried do, Nc per ID; peaches
4a5c per ID; oranges, SS'O0a4 90 per box
lemons, vs. 00a4 90 per box; raisins, IS 0Os
90 per box.
MEATS AND LARD Dry sailed
sides are l0kal09kc per 10 for cash AnC
higher on time orders, while shoulders ar,
7ISa796c. Hams, l2AalSc per lbi break
! fast bacon, lSslS<c; mess pork $40 60a2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17

No; 1881, Record Sin the Probate Cou,t ~
STnsiby county, Tenn Rachael TAYLOR W.
Thomas 5. has a, admin strator OF lanes
Tsy lor deceaset. "a anes
A PETITION having been Gid In tb,s
a court BY Ra baOI a,lor. one ~ fha
reditors Of the es'st, Of Jane, IsyIor. d.
ceased, to have hnmss 5 aston. ai~inis-
.rator OF aid James Tsy'o removed ON
me administration Of ssii estate, and 70
oave. John League. Public AIM nit s,or'
Amounted IN his stead 1t ha Ing besn shawn
~ sal Petition, which Is under oath that
lhom ;. kaslop Is y lon-resident ~ The
state Of Tsr nessee. and til at the adm inistrs.
ton Of said estate has been very ranch
PES cited end mi maDseemed; IL | tneSe-
iere ordert d by the court tn { otioe be- givan
the al Easton by pub icaiion 10 i LedSsr
aneWspaper publ he'd in the city of Mep..
PMS, or fur sucoe siv9 weeks, and thai Re
De required antWer said petition w,tb50
the time required b. ". or ID same viii he
proceeded With * Jarte VIA "
tAis 18th DAY Of Fsbruarr, 1883,
A copy-Attest:
Y B. CULLEN. Clerk.
~ louis kettmap, D. @,
!; y. DuBo'e Aud Tbomaa NJ Jscksn,
toIlcltors Tor petitioners. b26IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17
NONRESIDENT No.ico.

Eo.479i-In the Chancerv CONT ~ Sh.Ih,
County Ienb.-sarah Williams vs.. Gran.
L appearing from afi iavit 10 the hill In
t tn ~, cause that the Defendant, liranyille
Wllliams' IL resdebt OF the State of Ma.
souri, and non-ras don't of the Stale Of Ten.
i is therefore ordered that he maks
als appearance herein. at the courthouse Of
before tbs first Monday In Anil las ~
ana plead, answer or dSm'r to conpiaipS
AM pill or the 'Eme will be taken foE
confessed as 20 him and set for hesriSS e az.
pstte. ana that copy Of this order b
Igoiiahed once week. tor four sacoeasiVs
weeks, 10 the Public edger. '0'''''
Ihls sIth day Of February, 1883.
a e0py- Attest:
X. j; SLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ N. Bradley, D. O. 4 VI.
I B Anthony, sol for oogiplsina-t
ISL II ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17

Fort jefferson, bsltsf knuan as ths
Dry TofturaS, al island Of coral for.
nation In the Gulf Of Mexico. Tried
by a court martial. an unlawful lri
buDal constituted for the purpose of
conviction, the same that hanged an
innocent woman, | was convicted on
the testimony. Of paid and periured
witnesses. OF crime the conception
OF which | never harbored or enter
tanned. By such a tribunal | was
pronounced guilty Of completely in the
assassination Of President Lincolr.
when all the world knew, and the mem
bers of that law defyine military
commission knew it as well, that nv
only ofense consisted in setting the
leg Of a man whom 1 did not at the
time know to be a fugitive from Jus.
tice, and with whose insane act I had
not the slightest sympathy. had
done merely an act of charity. from
viii b no true physician would shrink,
90 m liter what the consequences
might be. For this I was banished
under a life sentence from my wife
and children, from home. friend. and
-ociet', and injured in the gloomie.t
and most distant prison in the United
States. For this was bound in
chains like some savage brute, denied
or lone time healthy sustenaBce,
and forced at the point of the bayonet
TO perfnrm mental and offensive Offices
which | will foIbear menlioning. The
iron entered my soul. Even now,
thorgN on restoration to my family
and cial circle, | am brought back
70 life and some portion of a Il that was
lost by four years Of Punishment, the.
recolleciOns of those years Of mental
and phy.ical sufferings and the nature
Of what | endured on that barren coral
ref accused and plague smitten, rise
before me at times like a horror OF
great darkness, and will never be
efaced as long as memory remains"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17

Ne. 46l0-In the Chancery Court Of ghefhv
county Tenn. The State Of Tennessee, for
It's own use, etc vs. W Ii Jackson ct nj.
I appes Ing from letition which Is sworn
= 70 Ia this cause, that the defendants, w
Jackson. hattie McKie, - McKie, are
n-re, idents q the s. to Of Tennessee, tn I
the residence Of Ann Staid. John Staid, MI
ehsel Staid and Chas Staid ar uhknoW n ana
cannot DO ascertaincd after diigent nauiry.
IL is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse of Shelby county. IN Mem
phis, Ie, n, on or be ore the first Monday In
Aprtl. lS'. and plead. answer or denar
TO petition Of the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, or the same viii be taken for con-
iessed Ne TO them and set for hearing ex &.
parte: and that copy Of this order be pub-
llshed once week for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger
This the 2Sth day Of February, 1883.
A c0py-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY BRADLEY. d q. an
W Hsiskell, sol for complsinast
1875 u IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17
LAX. IUDD'S BICTER MEM.
ORlES, =,
RecitiBg His SufTerings ia the
Dry TGrlugas for Doing an
Act Of Humanity.

BALTINoBs, March l3 DrSamuel
A. Mudd, ct Bryantown, Charles
county, Md, who died few weeks
ago, left 10 manuscript a treatise Oh
epidemic diseases, extracts &c n v bioh
will be published ip the Sun to NOR,
row. He wrote: ="
I'm July, 1875, l was sent a pris.
oueT ier lite to the military prison oil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-17
Non.Restdent Notice.

No. 4S5l--In the Chanrery Court Of ShsIb,
county, Tenn. ne Stsfe Of Tenzess ee for
IL own use " Kate G Bell o. al,
ppeaflng from n o,der Of rOu,t in thiB
son 10 be made defendant her, In: Ii Al he "a A
lni9or and non- esiden' of Stats { Ten . essee.
II Is lhertfore ordered that hs make his
BY county, In Atmph's. Teri on or befoTa
the hrst Monday in April. 1888. and plead,
answer or demur 10 complainant bill, and
petition OF the Ia ing D'stri,t OF Shelby
county, or the s me will be taken for con.
iessed as tO him and tet for hearing ex-psrta.
ana that a, copy Of this order no published
once week, or tour successive weeks. In
Thi 9th dAY of Rsbruar-. 1881.
A eoty-Attest,
r. J 81 ACR Clerk and Master.
nyJ n Bradley, D. G. an
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Heitkell, soils for ooapisinant.
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Nearly q, OOO,0 900 in gold is on ship.
board under way from Europe to this
country, aud with an additional vol
ume oxpectOd to follow. Considera-
bic relief is anticipated 10 the eastern
money markets, where stringency has
prevailed for some time past. In
local financial circles the situation il
about as heretofore ruling. The
supply of available capital is ample,
and mercantile discounts are quoted
at CAB per cent, Exchange Is quiet
ct par to to discount buying on the
cost and ie premium selling. On New
Orleans rates aro.tO Of buying and par
selling.
Investment securities are quoted as