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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-17

his enemies came in sIght, ah on horse
back, and armed to the teeth. MOI nilu,ns
him at home. they rode quietly away, MN.
Old Bridgewaters ehuckled to himself ana
descended from his biding-place.
ApRIcE Of HIS nEAD.
At the close OF the war he had such d
reputation that the Governor offered are-
ward for him dead or alive, aud when u
Kentuckey Governor offers a reward ior
a man he must be a fiend incafnate.
Though an outlaw and an outcast, MS
reputation was such that for q long
time no one would undertake his ar
rest. Finally q young man named war
tiers. from Louisville, had the temerity 10
try il. Disgusting himself az a tramp, ne
hung around until he met Bridgewaters,
ingratiated himself into his confidence, ana
became a pal to all appearances. Bridge
waters projected a raiding excursion, anu,
having all confidence In Walters, invited
him TO come along, saying they would Ill
| vide the booty between them. Their plan
was to procure a covered or emlgrant
wagon, 20 through the country, steal any
thing they could get their hands on until
the wagon was loaded, and then proceed TO
some obscure town and sell the plumber.
The plan was carried out, and they drove
into this place to dispose OF the stolen
goods. Walters now determined to act.
lie went to the authorities and stated
that Bridgewaters was in the wagon,
and that he wanted assistance 10
arrest him. Not 4 man could DE
found who would risk himself in front
of cold Bridges" pistols. Finally
| Walters, who was but twenty-one years
old and a beardless STRIPPING, procured Q
shotgun, walked back to the wagon, aud
coolly demanded his surrender. Bridge
waters saw the game was up, and attempt
to draw a pistol, when Walters fired.
| His victim fell over without a word.
| When dragged from the wagon. all covered
| with blood. il was discoveredathat the load
Of shot had taken effect in the lower por-
ton Of his face and shattered the jaw
bone. An operation was performed, du-
ring which he was unconscious, ana
for some time afterward it was thought
he would died, but his wonderful consti-
tuition pulled him through. When about
well his trial came off, but 80 well was he
| defended that instead OF going to the gal
lows he was sent TO the penitentiary Tor 4
number OF years. Serving out his SEN
tence, he came back here to his old haunts'
and has ever since made a most exemplary
| citizen.
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On Daily Telegrapl

a Corunna telegram OF the 10th says
An English brig lying in the harbor here
recently hoisted at her mainmast a Fenian
flag. The dag was green, with a white
cross In the centre. At the same time she
flying a small English flag at her fore
mast. The English consul sent a messen-
ger to order the captain TO lower the green
flag, but the messenger met with rough
treatment on the vessel. The consul then
summoned the assistance Of the Spanish
coast guard, and eventually a party OF
armed sailors boarded the vessel and re-
moved the Objectionable flag. An inquiry
has been instituted into the circumstan-
ces Of the affair.
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New York ally. II will prove o be pcnti
cal dynamite TO be used agaipst them.
yjrginians are not accustomed 70 being
dictated to. Pulitzer's insolent reprimand
Of them will only serve to arouse .he Nir-
.clnla Democracy and cause their blades To
fash more brightly and their guns TO thun-
der Iouder and with more terrific effect
when the great battle shall come OIL In No
vember 10 decide between white and negro
supremacy; between the rule OF intei'i-
gencc. virtue, and property on the one hand,
and Ignorance. brutality, corruption on the
other. Thanks, Pulitzer. Farewell, Pu-
I;f x.r
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TLANTIC CITY.
CHESAPEAKE NDOH RAILWAY

Il SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 10, 1898.
DEPAsT RICHMOND: Louisville and tincin
natl express, I:2O T.. N. daily; mil, 9:lO \. VI.
Tally except sunday Ashiand' hyTand Coluin,
Snndayl; for NOrlOlk ana Old Point. 4:lO l.. VI.
daily except sunday, 500 \. NJ. daily leNcept
>undavl
SUNDAY SPECIAL EXCURSION 1870 \.
NJ. for Ncwport's News and PhUhus tOld Point
does not connect for Norfolk.
THE 1870 =. N. TRAIN o Local
BUSINESS between Richmond and Charl0ttcs
vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND From the West, $40
A.. NJ. except Sumdayl.4 4. "a. daily, and $50 T..
II. Except sunday; from Norfolk and old Point.
1898 \. VI. daily except sunday. ana lO:3O I.
". daily from Old Point Except sunday, from
Norfolk.
Louisville and Cincinnati Fast-Line Pullman
siecping-cars ana day coaches fruu tharlOttcs-
willie . T.. VI. daily 10 Louisville and from Clifton
Forge and While sulphur to Cincinnattl without
change.
TIcket-Omces: 1000 Main street aud Chesa
pcake aud Ohio Railway depot.
N. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
u. W. SMITH, General Manager. leo
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OLDDOMINGON SrEAMSmP rr-s.
~ COMPANY. 1Exlk1S
FOR NEW YORK.

fhis company VIII displtchnHe OF thcirsplendl,
tIuers-GUiANDOTIE ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, and RICHMOND
tftEi ItESDAl, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY
For hours 81 sailing, see aiyertisemcn bclOW.l
steamer leave New Nnrk1lESDAT -. Thurs
DAN~.and SATURDAYS at r.. ". from Picf 20
lncw numbcrl North river, foot Of Beach street
riley have splendid saloons, statc-rOOms, an,
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations and attentions ao
IN unsurpassed.
Attcr-cabm fare 10 New lofN Nncluding meals
and berth. $40: rOunu-Lrip tickets tlS .Ucciagr
with subsistence, ~; without ,ubsi tcncc, 20.
freights for points beyond New \ ORR forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Freight received unul 4 O'Clock =. VI. daily.
For furtitf information. andy 10
GFOlbE W. ALLEN CO.., Agent.
y29 uiicp Company whaIyc-. Rochelle.
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Ffeigh: received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
-mithhcld. ana Hampton; Washington, -. {.
Nevheu, Washington. and TlrbDro'. y. e., ano
1l points 90 Eastern North Carolina: also, foi
Ia torn shore Of Virginia, Olt Point. and ttl regu.
i;r landing. on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
aud through bills g. ned. l.. u. ALUM.
le3 NMnnrmInnlAnL
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE CITY C%OLLECTOR.l
RICHMOND, June 1, 1853.
GITY TAXES.

y
This Office will be open daily between the hour,
Of . O'Clock A. NJ. and o O'Clock Z. NJ, from thu
18TH TO THE BOTH Oh PUNE, inclusive, FOR th,
purpose Of receiving from all persons charged
with CITY TAXES the whole or one half OF the
amount of tax charged.
FIVE PER CENTUM will be added TO the
amount OF TAX charged In every case where th,
party assessed shall fail to pay the whole or one
half thereof within the time so limited.
Real estate agents and others having a number
OF bills to pay viii please send lists, 80 that their
bills may be- gotten together.
Property held In trust, please give trustees name
to June 30th. A. n. WOODsoN,
lao-td Collector.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFtEt rJDNE IL. l-~8.
LEANF RIlUMnNn.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TO A. Nj. MAIL daily Except sunday. cone
Meeting go iynchhurg aIth tirgfuI.
Midland railway lnr al points
north,nnd Norfolk tul Western rlg-
road tor huYAlllr. thatau..ar. Al
lanti, Nashville, Louisville. Nrm-
pills. New Orieau-. and al unnIf.
ln the south. southwest. audi Ie.l.
Day c~1lclc., Richmond 10 ftrrL.
huf2' sleeper LNnrhhurg o. Neg
orleans and Memphis without
20 p. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS daily teN,ent
sunday. between Richmond ana
.-ruftsflllr.
$50 +. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS daily l.,cen,
sunday between fl,hmoud.
l}nchhufe. Lexington. nnH Chiffon
Forge. Ruua o. lynchhurr only on
saturday night.
500 \. VI. SUNDAY ENti E~lON letwocn
Richmond and seOtt-silir. topping
al an intermediate stations.
ARRlN E~l'iM,ND.
s.35 i. VI. ~ daily except ruHrNI
1913 A.. VI. ACcoMMubAfluN dtIs except
sunday.
720 A. VI. Night EXPIRES, daily levcept
Monday.
1880 J.. VI. SUNDAY Excl I-iDs.
CONNECTIONS
At with associated IIINivs for sl
points south, aud Richmond. fr.IrrIrk fnre ana
Potomac railroad for Hll point N.rII.
NfrfVfHg-cdT dffrchsI 10 AI.ff fIur.ss t4r
LgachbUrg and LeriaDt0u. L,uh.. - ~foIyuch.
burg. and si.2j 90 Lexington.
Wall trains stop twenty miuufe it MaIden's
Adventure Tor breakfast lui up.tI.
ic II Ccr,raipa a..,r A.,nt.
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A young lady In Pennsylvania has by her
recent marriage become the mother-in-law
OF her brother, her daughter-in-law being
older than herself.
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L'Ot NEW lORh.-Ihe old ErfJ
4 Dominion steamship Company earrAE.
proposed ealliugs for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALkER, FRIDAY,
june lJth. at 3 O'Clock l.. NJ.
ROANOKE Captain Couch, SUNDAY, Jane
l7fh. ~ ! O'Clock l.. NJ.
WlANOAE, Captain H%ULPHEKs. TUESDAY.
june 1911, az 3 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received until = O'Clock u VI. Friday. q
O'Clock T.. NJ. saturday, and iO = O'Clock T.. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bins of uding signed ANA goods fof.
warlrd with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation Unsurpassed.
Aiirr-cabin fare 10 New \ OH Including meals
and herth)' DO, louud-fripfickets SIS, -lecrage,
with subsi 'tence, -; without subsistence, rs.
Passenger leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues.
dal-, " cinesdays. aud saturdays 10y The Richmond
'ni Petersburg railroad - 1871 \. NJ. or hy
Chesapeake and ohio railway ria NewIort's New
al 1 10 4. VI. VIII make connection &c Norfolk
with steamcr leaving those days. Ticktts a. hr had
~ the Richmond and Petersburg iepoi, thesa-
peake and OHIO depot, and 4. W. CARRIERS, 1000
Main street.
FOR freight or passage. apply Ia
6kOkGf W. ALIEN n. Agent.
le IA iompauy's Wharf. Rnckcus,
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The elcCamly rebuilt and fast steamer
AnIII.

2. q. OXFORD, Commander,
leaves fI,hn."nd every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY, at \. NJ. Tor aboye-nuned
places. Iieiuuiingtnc stfimer leaves Norfolk. Old
Point, and Newport News ON alternate day, ar
rivfnr dt kicnmJnd ~ about 1 I. VI.
Iarpngh uckrts on sale Ou 8icamcra aud ~ Gar
DeI's Agency. lOOD Main street. Baggage checked
fhrouth.
STATkHOONS CAN 81 ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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pHILAD DELPHI RICH .I~%t
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY an,
FRIDAY az IL Me- and every SUNDAY Al r
\. NJ.
Freight for Tnesdays' ami fridays' steamers r..
ceiycd til ll.3O \. NJ; tor Sundays steamer ii
. L VI. saturday. Freight received daily en- c
T.. VI.
Fare, yS.
For further information, apply 10
J. ". M~CCkRRiCk,
General Southern Agent, Oficc Rockets.
". J.. CLYDE & CO.,
hoW General Agents.
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RESTAURANT. BAR, & BILLIARDS

HOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
IL . ORDER. EVERY LUXURY IN TIN.
MARkET FINEST WINES. LIQUORS. CI-
CARS, and TOBACCO. BEST B~IEIIARD-sA-
LOON In the city. HENRY HEUSER,
je2 No. 1905 Main street.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANN's
JAMES ElNEl. LINE fDR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NEW PORTS NEWS
NOEFUik, tORI>nOlTIi. AND jAMt>.
HtNtH LANDINGS DIRECT.
CONNECTS AZ Old POINT FOR WASHING.
TON.D. g., Ntt ItMOHl .ANDTHt NORTH
SAND AFTERNOON.
AND AZ NORFOLK WITH STEAMER Fol
HAMPTON, -MiIIItILLts AND EASItEN
SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY EpIIa WITHOUT TRANSFER, AMI
Osll AlL-NAfER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH Ll~~ THAN HALF CHARGED
Hl Any OTHER ROUTE.
FARE 10 NOkfOLk, $lOu >,,nr,T
tAlh ROT NJ Urn. 1870 ''''"''
FARE TO ASliINGTON. u. C.. -.
FARE ROT Nd TRIP. $3.50.
WAN-LANDING tARfS rom 2JC. TO 90C.
MEALS, Toe,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

ONLY ONE DOLLAR SS5us ,
" TO tzzF
OLD POINT COMFORT. NEWPORTS NfWS
AND NORFOLK.
ONLY S2TO WASHINGTON, DC.
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DOR BALTIMORE.
SmNI
WOOD COAL.


b.. WATKINS, ~ EAST MAIN
~. STREET tOeNtend bis trade and emplo, nj,
teams In summer, offers "buyers-notably cash
every grade of FUEL at close ratcs-ary Al and
MINED COKE, HARD ana SOFT coal; DAN
HICKORY, aud PINE MUOD, all lengths-ant
ask a call or NATL or telephone Bl2l order from
every one. Motto; No fuel cash TO 90 ont of office
unspent. Bling II and Try Il. my 26-eod3m
GOAL AND WOOD.-Prices down 10
- lowest cash figures. Call and be- convinced.
ANTHkACllE. all sizes; LUMP, sPLINT.
LOVER hill, Engine COAL of all kinds:
OAK and PINE WOOD, Loug. sawed, and split.
y cary street aud BROAD street Opposite
Theatre. Telephone No, los.
g. Ia 4. n. PAGE
IUST RECEIVED, FRESHLY-MINED
~ BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, In egg, stove,
and chestnut sizes.
FOREST PINE WOOD. sawed anl split:
WtSI NlRGlNlA STEAM COAL:
l.EliGH LuMf COAL, fOr fomdries. For best
Goals purchasers wanted. :. Il. LATIIkOP.
ms seventeenth street. at Draw Bridge.
A LII KINDS OF
COAL
=. II. HALVES
oel Eighteenih aud Cary streets.
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New York - World

~ ~ f<ttNf W Ut tNUNt
IL the Democracy Of New York feel any
interest In the success Of their national
ticket in 1884 they would do well to adj
minister a severe rebuke 10 Pulitzer. OF the
World, for his meddlesome interference
with the affairs OF the Democracy Of yir-
gina and other States. He is extensively
quoted by the Malone organs. of Virginia
as ~denouncing and opposing the sentiments
and principles of the Democrats here. Pli-
liter Is surely a lovely and consistent adj
yocate OF Democratic principles. Think of
II. The Democratic party Of Virginia.
thoroughly imbued with the spirit and
controlled by the principles OF the
ation party, straining every nerve and
putting forth every effort in It's power 10
secure success for its ticket in 1884, as we'll
As TO secure the control Of their State GOV
eminent, aud TO save themselves from the
destructive rule Of the ignorant negro. led
on by Malone and the Arthur Adminjstro-
ton. Think OF it, | repeat. the World
under these circumstances, claiming 10 he
the leading organ OF the Democracy OF
New York, arraying itself against ,ls
and trying 10 give aid and com.
fort 10 the enemyl What Ignorance.
what insolence, and what uniustidable
meddIesome interference with our state
affairs does he exhibit IN the para
graph referred 10. III this is a spec,.
men OF bis Democracy we want none OF il,
nor do we wisht 10 see or baye anything 10 do
with his traitorous sheet. Let him look TO
his real aIlies-thc stalwart RepubhcdnS in
vlrginia-fer all the support be may desire
DR. expect here. Attend to your own State,
Mr.. Pulitzer, about whose affairs you may
know a little, and leave the intellf-
yent Democrats OF Virginia to manage
heir " affairs 10 suit themselves. The
d~ahoneItes are heartily welcome 10 all the
Id and comfort they can derive from their
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RAILROAD LINES.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS with Parlcr-.ars
attached, are run during the season AT c0nyenleht
hour. and passengers will ind on theif arrisaiut
ne nc,g Rroad Street station, Philadelphia, Union
'rr.nsfer coachss and horse-cars ready 10 Trans
fnr Jirect 10 HE station Of the West jersey rail-
road M The foot Of Market street:
a., ,I,rongh tickets. baggage checks, aud fnll ~
eornn,,ion apply ~ follows: A. W. GAkBth'
1000 Main street, and station Richmond frede-
rickebur9 and Potomac railroad, corner fleilh
and Byrd streets, Richmond Va. u,oon
General Passenger Agent.
'"A"'" fe S-tAul5
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tprrsspOhdlusiy quick time to other p0iniq.
Through bills ofiading issued ttloN mfa.
e.. a. TAILOR
u t.n,r. H.,
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A BAND OF M%URDERERs.

~ 1ttthh III III ~ AnVlllNt
attempts to get rich by unlawful means,
and worried by legal prosecutions, which
threatened States prison i'm the end,
~Bridgewaters became desperate. The
country, torn and conyulsed by the two
c%ontending armies, and never thickly set
tied at It's best, threw upon its surface a
number Of cut-thloats, despcradoes, and
murderers OF the worst description. These
were added to the Bridgewaters gang OF
thieves, counterfeiters, and sharpers. From
being an annoyance Bridgewaters now be-
came a positive terror to the country. His
stronghold was anywhere in the mountain
Businesses OF Eastern Kentucky. The man
seemed a very devil. Bloody and atrocious
murders were committed all over the
country with startling Tapidtty. IL a
member Of Bridgewaters's gang had a
grudge against a man, the latter either
sold out and left the country or his
frienus attended his funeral i'm a very short
time. When the gang came to the conclusion
that a man was in their way they would
ride up to his house, call him out, and shoot
him down. The officers Of the law were
defied, and no vigilance committee had the
temerlty to attack them. The only time
Old Jim was ever bearded i'm his den
was by a rival band Of thieves
and cut-throats from Central Kentucky,
aud composed, it is said, OF the Coulters
ana Saunders men, who are related to the
BEST families in the State. Bridgewaters or
OF his men at one time murdered one
OF the saunders gang, and they swore the
vendetta against hin. A trusty friend
Bridgewaters OF their approach.
FOR once In bis life he thought discretion
Tue oetter part OF yalor. Aiming himself
with Two nayy-reyolyers and a Colts re-
peating-rifle he entered a piece OF woodland
short distance from his house. and climb
Ing up a tree that had fallen and lodged In
fork OF another, he concealed himself
In the thick branches. In q few minutes
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ONLY TWELVE HOIG~ tlIpF RiCHk
MoND AND BALTIMORE ~ fhCH -
p~lEitiltN.
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RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THROUGH ALL.EAll FA~y-IHEIIIFp LINZ
TO All FROM BALTIMORE. PluIaADFi.
FhlA NEW lDl;h. an tA~IERN
AND WESTERN ifIlIa.
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WITH HIS OPINION OF OUR ARMY THAT isn't
BIO ESouoH \ n NAVY WE HAVEN
GOT.
IErom an Interview In the Fort Worth (TexasI
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~ BALTIMORE ~ - \ "

Passenger trains conuect 40 Wei POINT daily
except sunday With steamers t0I EaltInorr anh
the North.
Ftcight trains leaving Richmond no Twenty
4 urth street depot 90 iju IS. b Hud I3n -
NJ. win nave nI,srrgfr-rnrrht- pol faflli. Arrive
Richmond lo:sO. 4 VI. ipas cnlrr l..,e &. VI.
An o 1910 T.. VI. i~frcightl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-17
Degrnding lhe Exiles.

The Cairo correspondent Of the
London Standard describes the degra-
dation Of Arab and bis comrades
The prisoners all showed themselves
extremely nervous, especially Toulba,
who visibly shivered with tear. None
oftheir English friends we're present
to reassure them and to convince
them that they we're not being led out
for the last time, which more than one
Of them seemed to apprehend. Arab.
Mahmoud Sami and Yacoub Sami
we're brought up in the first carriage,
followed BY Abdellah, Ali Fehmi,
Toulba and Mahmoud Fehmy in the
second. They were escorted by
mounted police with swords. lnspite
of tho extreme secrecy observed the
inhabitants were grouped along the
road, and q considerable crowd had
gathered at the gates of the kasr-el>
mix Barracks. For the most part the
onlookers preserved the silence habit
ual to an Egyptian crowd. Here and
there, however, there was a murmuT,
God help thee" In the third (the
innermost) court Of the barracks,
drawn up in columns on the right,
were the new gendarmerIe; on the left
we're the regular infantry. Almost
the whole Of the existing armed force
in Egypt, except the cavalry, may be
said TO have been present. A few
English officers, accompanied by Con-
sui Moore as the representative Of
Lord Dufferin, we're grouped in
the court. The galleries Of the
first floor barracks we're filled with
British officers, with a few ladies,
Immediately upon their arrival the
prisoners we're led into the open space
between the columns Of troops, aud a
ring was formed round them, the
subordinate officers carrying naked
swords. The Under Secretary Of State
for War then advanced, and after call.
ing out the names Of the prisoner:
read aloud the Khedivial decree thai
their rank and decorations Of every
kind should be taken from them anC
their names erased in perpetuity iron
the Egyptian army list. 1t was added
that these decorations should be de.
liyered Immediately to the police
Mahmoud Sami alone answered il
acQuiescence. The officers then Lee
the troopers in the cry, Long live
our Khedive r. thrice repeated, afte.
which the ring was broken. Th,
prisoners we're then led back to tn
carriages, at the steps of which al
Egyptian Major took Che opportunit.
Of remarking to them that they hs,
ruined Egypt and ought to have ha'
their threats cut. Apart from thi
individual instance no insult wa
offered to the prisoners nor was an
evidence Of hostile feeling given. a
a quarter past three this last act of ii.
Egyptian revolutionary drama clos e
With a march past, the troops playin
the Khedivial anthem. The prisoner
appeared to feel the manner OF til
degradation more than the actui
deprivation which they suffered. The
protested, nevertheless, against ii
assumption by the Khediye of II
-poWer TO diyest them Of decoration
conferred by the Sultan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-17
Trustees sale.

-
Under and by virtue of a trust deed ex-
" ecuted May 18th, 1881, to me as trustee,
byB. X lemonds and s, A. Lomonds, and
duly recorded in the Register ONCE Of Upton
county, and State Of T~ennessee, in Deed Book
No, ,29, pages .3lz 3l8 and $40, TO secure an
indebtedness therein set forth, l will, on
Tuesday, january 10, 1883,
sellin front Of the Courthouse. IN the city Of
Memphis, Tenn between the hours Of ii
o'clock a N. and2 o'clock n m AZ publie anc-
ton 70 the highest bidder, for cash,the follow.
ing property describe d in said Trust Deed. to.
wit;
An undivided one half interest in and TO a
certain trait or parcel Of land situate and
lying in Civil District No. Az Upton county,
Tennessee, and thus bounded: BEGINNING al
q stake in Anderson Hunts peach orchard, in
the south line Of the Randolph town tract,
thence south 36 poles to a stake, thence east
wardly l57 poles TO stake, thence southwark
ly S poles TO a stake, thence eastwardly l2T
poloa, to.a white oah, with two redwood, sas-
safras, black gum and ash pointers; theme
north l10poles, to a white oak, With two pom
lar and elm pointers; thence AZ poles TO a box
alder marked J. Ii. p, in the bank Of the
creek, with elm. ash, box alder and
hornbeam pointers; thence north $50
poles, to o stake in the corner
Of the field with Spanish oak and white oak
pointers; thence west 20 poles To- the begin
ninF, containing ~ acres.
Rights Of homestead and dover expressly
waived. Title believed to be good, but i sell
and convey as trustee only.
~ JIG W. g. PATIES0N Trustee,