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MARYLAND'S CHAMPION LITIGANT.-Dr. Harrison
Wagner was convicted in the circuit court OF
Frederick, Md. yesterday on a numter OF addt.
tional charges OF contempt OF court In attempting
to renew judgments which had been enjoined
Chief Judge Ritchfe sentenced him to l2 months
OF 500 In each OF seven cases. and the costs OF the
proce edings, which will amountato between two
and three thousand dollars more. Wag-
nerS first batch OF judgments which were
enJotned by the courts numbered 296 Tor sl27 $50
During the trial Just ended IL was developed that
magistrate against the Adams Express company
for $96 each, and these JudgmsntS Mr.. Griswold or
Washington, his counsel, said were sent to his
nrm for suit in the supreme court OF the District
by Mr. John II. Handy. OF Baltimore. An inJunc-
ton enJofn1ng their execution was laid In Mr.
GriswOld's hands on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER I'D, SERVICES IN
st Johns Church. Ge 'rretown. Rev JOHN $.
LINDSAY, u. D.. Recto-. Morning Prayer 9: 80 A. m
iitany Holy Comm union and sermon at H. and Even.
d,
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THE GALENA WAS VISITED BY HEALTH OFFICER.
The surgeon general OF the marine Hospital SER
vice says that the publication that the U. s. s.
Galena, which recently arrived at Hampton Roads
from Brazil, was not inspected by quarantine off,
GERS, Is 1ncOrgect-that she was boarded and thor
Oughly examined before reaching Fortress Mon
roe, although 1t is customary at all guarantees to
accept the statement Of the medical officer of
United states naval vessel instead of making an
inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

At the Thursday session of the National Deaf
Mute convention In New York city resolutions
were passed TO erect bronze statue OF the Rev.
Thomas II. Gallaulet, the founder of deaf-mute
education In America, on the grounds OF the Ma
tlonal Daaf-Mute college, Washington city, on the
occasion of the centennial celebration Of the birth
OF that noble phiianthr0pist on December TO- 1887,
and a committee OF fifteen WAS appointed for the
purpose The next convention will be held In this
city In August, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price. three cents per copy. 1t Is a
large eight-page paper, OF fifty-six columns, cut
pastel and folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

NOT YET REsIGNED.-It was currently reported
at the Post ONCE department to-day that Col
Parker, chief Of inspectors, had resigned but the
postmaster General lid he had not yet done So
The impression prevails that he intends to resign,
however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

CIRCULAR TO PosTMAsTERs.-The following CTR
cular Is being sent to postmasters throughout the
country: "Under the act OF March 8, 1ss3 no clerk
or employe in post Office who is paid in whole or
In part out OF the allowance made from postal
funds for clerks in ostoff1ces can be employed In
the transaction OF money order business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

IHE HILL INvEsT1G ATING COMMITTEE have CON-
pleted the preparation OF their report upon the
investigation. 1t will be all copied by Monday
evening, and will be submitted TO Secretary Folger
as soon as he returns. The committee say that
they have made the report as brief as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT -
Charles E. Dbbe, sixth auditors Office, Treasury
department, has been promoted from class to
class 2 Two more promotions will be made. one
from 81 900 to class and one from 5000 to ST. OO0
and then requlsitiOn will be made upon the civil
service commission for a $500 clerk to fill the
vacancy in that grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

- LVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. CORNER
S'S Sth and II streets northwest, hey. s. H. GRFFsF
pa tor r-Services 1t II a and 80 o. m. Come and
Worship with ~ II If
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THE following Virginia postmasters were COM
mssoned to-day: James o. Vaughan. PAGES, Hal
flax county: A P. Bohanan, Surry Court House,
Surry county; N. A. Caldwell, Looney, Craig
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

The PRESIDENT HOMBwARD BoUND.-COlIecto1
spauiding, OF Chicago, received a telegram last
evening from Secretary Lincoln, of President
Arthur'5 party In the Yellowstone region, saying
tnat the President would reach Chicago next
tuesday and remain until Thursday, holding q
public reception on Wednesday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE PRIMAEY 8. TEACHER's UNION
1-S reas,emies FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. at 4:15
in Conversational Church, 10th and &. study,
entrance 10th street) All teachers of Primary and
Juvenile s. =. Classes and of 1st and I'd Grades p g.
invited. Lessons taught. Topic: What Opportunities
shall afford hoars for protesting Christlani-
y! Bring note books pencils. questions for box, and
thDuglts
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Ss ami northwest. st.-9:l5. sunday schoo. IL a. IN.
by pastor Rev 5. NJ HARTsocK. followed by Foly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

The PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT issued to-day
shows the decrease Of the public debt during the
month Of August to be Sc, ST. ,s511; cash in the
Treasury. 1851 500 %: gold certificates,
74O; silver certificates, $92 651. .9S1; certificates OF
deposit outstanding, $12 145 600; refunding GER
tlficates. $334,S50; legal tenders outstanding,
$346 6sl .O16; fractional currency outstanding,
$6,997 1861. Reduction OF debt since June 30th.
$l4,s724423Q
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| rEs WOMAN'S CHRISTIA> TEAI ERA CE
.s Union:-Gospel Meeting, Masonic Temple. 9Th
and streets northwest. Young ladies will charge.
| 3;30 Tomorrow 'nnday). address by Kev c. +.
| HOUSE. An excellent programme has been ARRANGED.
| Public invited II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

NEW YORK AVENUE PkFSBYTEKIAN
!, :, CHfppECn;mThe f fplid;o Rev AUGUSTUS BRoDHEAD.
II am: Also September 9th. 10th aud 23d. Young
Peoples meeting at n D. H. 1ts
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HARDWOOD LUMBLK."

HARDWOOD LUMBLK."
4 to 4-inch Prime seasoned Walnut.
Aahoeany. thorough y seasoned. from 4 to 3-inch.
Cherry. thoroughly seasoned, from a to 4-inch.
Poplar. soft Iennessee, d; y seasoned
Quartered Oak. FROM 4 to "a.
Cabinet and White Oak all thichnesses,
Ash and Maple. gether with large stock o. dry and
seasoned Building aud Jobbing Lumber constantly on
hand. WM Met, AN 4 SDS
aul5 18th and B streets northwest.
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~ rs THE GREAT SALVATION OFF r. d
- by God Salvation of supposed Immortal
the Clergy call He'll is it Salvation from The Grave
to 1ncorruptlbility and Eternal Ifel discourse ON
ton. to, morrow at II a. M in McCsuley's Hall Pennsyl
invited NO collection. P. S.-We shall prove by the
Scriptures Of truth that the salvation Of ghosts from
but aud a deIusiOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

j.: NJ. MARSHALL. CONTRACTORS AND
~. Bn:lter Once and Corcoran Building. Es-
mates furnished Repairing promptly attended to.
first-ciass work guaranteed Can or address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

II METROPOHI AN NJ. f. CHURCH AZ AND
sts northwest. t.-Preachins to- morrow at II a.
M by Rev r A. CRIsr, of the Central Illinois confer
ence Public cordially invited. sunday school, $50
q. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

UNITY y PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CLA-
baneh Hall, 1880 14th street northwest !;ey G.
b. r TcH, pa tor.-Servces: Pre- ,chine sunday morn
nS at II o,cio Sunday School Sunday afternoon
80 clock Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at
o O'CLOCK AL are welcome 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

INJURED By FALL INTO VAuLT.-Mr. John
Dunning, clerk in the sixth auditors of1ce fell
into vault at the corner Of 9TH and streets this
afternoon, and was considerably bruised He is
almost blind, and the vault OF the drug store on
the corner was opened while soda water was being
made. On one Side OF the trap door was barrel
and on the other three kegs, but Mr. Dunning un-
fortunately stepped between the barriers guard
ing the place and fell in. He was conveyed to his
residence, at the corner Of 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01

Fs WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August %. 1888,
tS The CoPartnership heretofore existing between
1Ii Tn EpTrdersisnsd md nder the firm nameof AYLoR
RICHARD II. TAYLOR viii sign IN liquidation and
continue the business
Al! part es respectfully requested to make SET
TLEMENT OF THEIR ACCOUNTS.
- RICHARD H. TAYLOR,
aug FRANCIS EUFTY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
Receipts Reported to the NFer.
chants Exchange TO-Dny.

Per steamer Vint Shinkle-265
bales hay, 1870 bbls pork, 1881 do -four,
100 do meal, 1907 do potatoes, liz do
onions, so bags meal, 40 do seed, 1900
kegs nails, % bbls whisky, 200 boxes
starch, 100 do bottles, Is do soap, 80
trunks mdse, z buggies, DO boxes
mdse, 2OCO pkgs hollowware, IL nd
horses, 700 pkgs furniture.
Per steamer Arkansas City -25i9
bbls -four, % bbls meal, 48 bbIs ap-
pies, 6 bbls pork, 20 ties hams, Q cases
bacon, 276 boxes soap, $50 SKIS bran,
20 SKIS potatoes, 20 tubs butter, SO
hogs, 8 stock.
Per Memphis and Charleston rail,
rOad-lSsks peas, 65 rkgs butter, 3
tOs hams, 3 pkgs eggs, 2 carr hay, 9 do
lumber, 3lb pkgs tobacco.
Per Chesapeake, Ohio and Sosth>
western railroad-l car meat, 3 bbls
potatoes, 2 do -four, 10 pkgs bacon, L
car cotton seed.
Per Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road cars cotton seed, % bblssugar,
IL SKIS peas.
Per Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road-42S bales hay, car do, Dbl
sugar.
Per Louisville and Nashville rail.
road-3O6 bbls flour, l6 pkgs eggs, SO
bblS whisky, 2 do onions, l75 do pota-
toes, 10 pkgs tobacco, 70 hogs, At
mules, 8 horses.
Per steamer Charles Morgan-50OI
bbls potatoes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
ELOPED.
A Youthful VIrsinian and q FaIu
South Memphian.

South Memphis has a sensation and
it has one dear charmer less. 1t was
well planned, very romantic, and on
the whole a decided relief from the
dull monotOny Of every day courtship
The old folks are taking things very
philOsophically, and it is to be hoped
the young ones are having a good
time.
For some time past a handsome
young Virginisu, proud but poor, has
sought the hand OF a charming South
Memphian in vain. Her heart was
already his, and her hand, too, only
waited to be snatched.
A few evenings since the maiden
obtained permission " Visi;t an ae-
auintanse and remain all night. To
her friend she said, her beau would
call for her at halt past ten o'clock.
Promptly at that hour he called with
carriage, tucked her snugly away on
back seat, sat down beside her and
sped away depOtysFd.
Next day the young lady failed to
return home, and upon examination
her trunk was found empty, her
dresses, three pair Of shoes, four hat1
and all her trinkets gone. 1t is sup,
posed they were spirited away blythe
sweetheart, q little at a time, right
from under the noses Of the SpeCtaOled
old folks.
The pair have so far failed to write
their whereabouts, probably waiting
for the cid man to put his temper en-
ice and break up his horsewhip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
RObbIng the Pens.

The trial Of the persons charged
with robbing the pigpens Of Ar.
mour u 20, che great packers of Chi
cage, is now going on in that city. ana
It shows how easy a stock dealing arm
in Chicago may lose fortune withont
thinking Of it. One OF the witnesses
In detailing the method of operations
states that all the thieves had to do
was to have a key made to fit the
Armour hogpens, dodge tho watch
man by a simple arti6oe, and draw ofF
anumber Of hogs to pen OF. their own
only hundred yards distant. This
was done four times a week. the NM
hef OF hogs stolen varying from fftv 70
ninety. The business was carried on N
all winter. Tho witness could not tell
how many pigs were stolen. as The Ssng
did not keep books; but the proceeds
OF the ENTERPRISE accumulated an ran.
idly that they found il necessary 70
rent drawers in the safe. deposit 10
Keep their money in. II the thieves had
observed reasonable prudence. thew
might have carried on their operations
until they had secured sufficient for
! tnnes to retire on; but success made
them reck less, and they were caught
aud brought to trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINKS.


Grown -four, s. L. Moore & Co.
Prof Saxby's hop tonight.
Breakfast corsets, Langes.
Top time with the boys now.
New books daily at Williams.
Gallon apples, Lyle & Shields.
Salad dressing, Lyle & Shields.
Damned Mays new store, 257 Main.
No rain anywhere South last night
Canned asparagus, Lyle h Shields
The prophetic Virgins missed fire
again.
American fancy -four at D. G. Shell
by & Co.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2
Main street.
Virgins is badly abused all over
town TO- day.
Snall sugar cured pig jowls at Oil
yer, Finnie Il Cos.
UhOice creamery and country butter
at D G. Shelby & Co.
Select oysters 1910 per dozen, Sig
naisO's market, 27s Second,
Golden Grown aud Bullion -four,
The Finest" at s. L. Moore & Co.'S
Celluloid eye glasses and pebble
speotacles at E. Wright's, 965 Main,
Fancy creamery and Kentucky but,
ssr,by express dsilgatS L.Moore & Co.
Its heuse cleaning season is at
heed sud spring gardening is we'll
nadty s5y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
Wheeling Crown StOgiss at
Ell. E9ch.
PERAONAL-.

Ihos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds furniture re-
paired at short notice, 43 Jefferson. I
r. j. Black, Clerk and Master, will
sell by order of the Chancery Court
in front Of the courthouse at noon to-
morrow six acres Of land on Waldran
avenue, now occupied by B. B. Barnes
a lot on Second street between GayOsC
and Beal; two lots on Davie avenue
near southern limits of city and three
tracts Of land Of So, rs and 80 acres
respectively, situated in the Sixth
Civil District.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09

AMUREMENTS.


The Havsrly Minstrols opened Z
brief engagement here last night to 4
crushing audience, and q good per.
fOrmanee was given. The company
arrived BY a delayed train from Nash
vile, reaching the city about 8 o'clock,
and 1t was after seven ere the baggage
properties, etc., we're delivered at the
theater. The result was an incomplete
pyramidal structure for the players to
occupy in the irst part, but the lack
ing features we're not generally notice.
able nor was the performance
marred by the omission. The spirite
entertainment afforded much
pleasure to the immense gather
ing. The olio features we're particu
larly we'll received and the spectacular
extravaganza entitled "Langtry, or
Ben Butler and the Jersey Lily"
contained a delightful mixture Of
mirth and music. The House Of
Lords" chorus, from Gilbert and
Sullivan's opera OF "Iolanthe," in full
costume, was very attractive feature.
The evolutions of the Shaw Guards
drew forth expressions of approba
ton. The Haverly's close here to-.
morrow after the matinee and will
appear at New Orleans Sunday night.
OratOriO at NJ, Peters.
Re Oraterio Of Stabst Mater, Ros-
sini's celebrated composition, will be
sung by the choir of st. Peters
church, assisted by full orchestra
accompaniment, on Faster Monday
evening, March 18th, The occasion
will be noted one in musical circles
and will no doubt attract a large
audience. q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09

The Novelty Folding sofa he'd
best In the world.
lntersected Rubber Door Mats.
AMEs, BEATTIE Il Co.,
l20t 1853 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
and 18th inst.

These gentlemen, together with The
General Committee of Arrangements
previously appointed, are requested to
meet in the parlors ofthe Peabody
Hotel for consultation, this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, General Lee will Ger
tainly be here at the appointed date,
unless some accident prevents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09

The Excelsior Mutual Relief AssO.
citation, of Louisville, is a company
embodying the cheapness of the bene
feiary orders, together with the
mathematical precision Of the old line
or regular life insurance companies
No assessments are made. but the
actual cash for each age is collected
in either annual, semi annual OIL
quarterly installmeuts. 1t is not pos
slble in a short space TO 10y the plan
before the public, and yet it is SO sim
pie that any one Of ordinary intelli,
gence can fully understand it in ten
minutes. The Secretary, Mr.. L. i,
Anderson, will be in the city for a
few days, and should any of our citi-
Gems desire to investigate the plan a
postal addressed to him care Of
Trezevant & Cary will receive prompt
attention. The following gentlemen
have applied for certificates of mem
hership:
Hunsdon Cary, Gen L E Wright,
Minter Parker, Henry Craft,
j Harvey Mathes, Geo w Miller,
Gen W Y CHumes, P B Clark,
L w Humes, til Lee,
Thos B Turley, g w Overall, NJ D.
w NJ Bowles, &C Marable.
80
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FoR SALE

DE -IOENCE FOR SALE-N0. 81 Linden
II street, between Cyathis and Orleans.
Il use In good repair; rooms, sewer con-
neotioqs. Pas water. etc complete. Size of
lot 81 9'-l0Oxl4S& f. ct Perfect title and no
inoumbrance. JOSEPH II. HILL,
40 SS6 Main street.
D0P BUGGY, il tho ough repair and as
/ good as new Geo. L. C,s'ner. ZIG Front 81
TWO nice show windows. apply to Frank
l schumRn, Ne. Az N in street. 7l3
ONE-HALF interest in the bar and billiard
" parlor at the Clarendon Hotel. Inquire
OF Il, CONVERSE. l52
A NICE cottage ia Fort Pickering. Price
4 500. NJ Z cOnaway. 2S5 Main s.. l5Ot
CTRlWBERRY plants aud fruit trees BY
- l4It 3 hART
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
RECEPTIOH COMMITTEE
Appointed 10 Meet and Eater
tain Gen. Fitzhugh Lee,

The following gentlemen are APP
pointed a Reception Committee to
meet General Fitzhugh Lee, and to
assist in extending to him the cOurte-
sizes of the city on the occasion of his
contemplated visit and lecture on
Monday aud Tuesday next, the 18th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09
PROFESSIONAL.

6R. j. -. WHIT,
- 9aS MAIN STREET. corner Jefferson.
I NJ. CJLkMAN, Jusuce Of the Peace,
y. Notary Public and Commissioned Vof
Deeds. Special attention Tiyen TO collections
In the nnurtv 0@ee 70 Madison at list
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-05
FREIGHT FROM The EAST.

Passed Ogden on the ID for Sacramento-For
Barber g. Pealer 2 boxes mi iinery G. Flohr, 2
boxes firearms A. W. Goldsmith, organs, cased
J. G. Davis, boxes oak table-egs, boxes tops and
IL boxes leaves; C. d. Gilman box envelopes !;
Capital Furniture Company, box looking glass, l
box handles, box locks, box upholstery goods (;
L. L. Lewis & Co., oeX hardware; Central Pacific
Railroad, coil wire rope, rolls WIRE Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 10 pieces pipe, box hardware, 265
bars and 2l5 bundles iron Billingsey & Co., 10
bundles straw paper Joseph Hahn & Co., box in
sect powder Lindey IL Co, 20 cases pigs feet Me-
bus & Co. boxes hams, boxes tongues, 35 boxes
pigs feet Hall, Luhrs q Co., 40 cases tomatoes /;
Lpman & Co., case dry goods; Weinstock Luz
bin, 2 boxes clothes, boxes ladies' underwear, 3
cases shoes.
For Red Bluff-M. Ward, 2 bundles wrapping pa
per; George W. Fox, l bundle enameed cloth.
For Chico-Rev. j. J. Hymns, box books.
For Redding-Anson Sebrng, l box household
goods NJ. E. Harris, boxes household goods, l
organ.
For Marysville Bag Factory, 6 bales cotton
For Napa-Miller & Son, ? rolls carpet J. D.
Enas, tin tanks; j. NJ. Estee, box maple sugar.
For Lodi-W. G. STATESMAN & Co., box cast
For Dutch Flat-"N. & Co.,D2 barrels whisky.
For WoodIand-W. Saunders, l box stereotype
plates.
For Dixon-C Schimer, box pumps
For Yaej Mrs. L. Bergerwall, 3 barrels whisky.
For Alta-D. X. Smith, box boots.
For Dunnigan-Bridget Glavin, box household
goods.
Passed Deming, N. NJ, on the 1st Tor Sacramento
= Baker & Hamilton, car barbed wire
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The Purpose

IF the newly-organized DREssMAKING DEPARTMENT
is to turn out garment fashioned with the highest
degree of skill, and finished with the finest
nicely To charge but moderate prices for fine
truest satisfaction. Persons who have work OF
this kind to be done will likely find it to their
interest to acquaint themselves with this depart
ment and the advantages it presents.
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It is reported that a party is being organ.

II IS T6pUI IetI liIaI a putty Ie UtIng Ut an'
lied at Fort Ellis, Montana, under Govern.
ment orders TO survey road from Billings
up the valley Of the Clarke's Fork mines
and the National Park. It will be under
the command of Col. Wheelsn, and will
embrace, besides an engineering force, a
geologist, botanist and chemist. Colonel
Wheelan commanded the force which es-
corted General Sheridan and party ovel
this route last summer, and he then ex
pressed his intention of recommending tc
the Government that permanent road be
established,