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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22


~ ANTHp
TO THE COMMISSION TRADE-An cd
experienced solicitor ant salesman IN
Flour, Grain and Produce. 20 years in the
trade, large general acquaintance through
KAnsal, Missouri and the West. is open Tor
engagement. If st cnce. Business guaran-
tees. Address @. Edwards, City Post
Office.
A COOK for = family Of two. Must rive
"A good reference. "a Adams street. 80
DOAD cart, for cash. Address, stating
IL price, X, care Letter Carrier No. 2. l4t
OCCUPAN Is for a large unfuIniShsd room
" with board in private family. Desirable
situation, Address u. Ledger othee. "
A TENANT for tWo-story brick house on
"A Adams, near Main. Now occupied as
Chinese laundry. Rent $50 q month. Will
repair Il If necessary. Apply to III FIFTH st. :
Chelsea. ~ 70
A EXPERIENCED Cook at 1856 Third st.
TIWO dinlngroOm boys and a cook At q
l. Madison street. 9Oso
mo lease or buy a small house or cottage, in
i any good neighborhood Of the city. With
in or without the corporate limits. Address
A, Ledger office. ~ -
NRATE SETTING.
VI VI. B. Jockey. 2ss Second. g ll6
IF you want good shoes call on Hirseb,
L SehWab a Co., to Beal. lot
PURCHASERS at GOwLING's new cheap
l. furniture store, "a Beal. - 6O
nNE hundred wood choppers on Ensley
" farm. 10 miles down the river. 80 A
NAFF, FLRIsCHMANN 8 CO. 3. Com
VI pressed Yeast makes the highest bread.
For sale by sill drs. class grOo0rs. Try II. De-
livered-fresh daily to all parts Of the city. %
TIE exchange 20 acres good land near city
| for two good dray mules, IKE A CHASE.
20 front street. 3t
TT you want cheap shoes call on Hirseh,
i Schwab a CO.,66 Beal. l6l
Two at old frames with our IMPERIAL PEB-
i BLkS, Sis per pair. n MuLYoHD GO.
old Eold watch cases, silver, etc., cash. ].
" N. hULR0RD 4 CO., ass Main. 6t
I000 TONS cast and wrought iron,
lUUV rags and bones, also old met
al. feathers sad hides, old machinery bought
s s1d ssls ssps t2r Rrcs s ,' "a AddFs,s
tR 70 ls Shelby street, MemphiI, Tenn. IS!
OBcoKD-HAND CLOTHING. Good prices
N KLIAs sHAUL. to6 Main st.
NEA-e lGllr oLAN ana MANIA mas
VI niaI1ed. drbi and rathApsd il the latest
slEltA- A. 2. SLA AbACks is Seeond. ST
STRAYED 0s STOLEN.
DCTosER 1stk. trun Ms. Aruold, High
" Ana 1rs1Es, s.s bay karEe, black mans
E1i AL. ftzr II farsAe13: about IS hands
a. lissrkl reward vii be raid for his
rttz-.. dec. Arnad Z Co.. u Front. IS
fOR SALk Oh HeHl.
DIANOS and organs, nsE and second hand,
L On easy nonlhly inftallment1, At
NfTLMAEN 4 cos. "a Second street
AAUSkhEHIS
II ECBRIE's THEATEk.
Oae week. ComnenciuE Monday, Oct. 2
6rand ShIkspeAriAn kvent, the Popular
IrsTedian,
THOMAS w. kEENE.
Supported By J. NEWTON GOTTHULD and
a special selected company, under the
mtnage1ent Of VIZ. Z. HATDKS, will be pro
ducel
Msndsy evening. Oct q RICHARD III
Tuesday evening. osi 2i.---- .-....RlCHELIKU
y ednesdAy evening, Oct 2.-..---.0THRLLO
lhlFt1ay eyenirg, Get E--...-..........HA MLET
fntay eEenilg, Get Julius CESAR
saturday Matinee. Oct 2 - LADY or LYONS
SATURDAY evening, 0eil, tlAst appearAnee Of
M, heenel --.----.-----..-.-----.-...--.MA MACBETH
- SsEts nov OF sAls a. hOlleuberE's-Sa
Monday, Oct 2g-MARf ULHER Comedy Co
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
PERSONAL

Golden hair fluid at Ms. McAnally's
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 269k Main street
The Sun, by Nathan 7. Carr, latest in
Humboldt Library, at Corwinis, 2s3 Main
Mr.. G. Rehkoif died at Terarkana on
Friday last at the advanced age Of 81
years.
Drs. /. w. and X. NJ. Buddeke have
removed Office and residence to No. 81
Madison street
Captain Sam Donelson, Of Nashville.
well known and having many friends
here, is in this city.
Mr.. d. Canale has returned fro m New
York whore he purchased large lot OF
rraisins, lemons, nut, and other goods in
his line.
Mr.. T. 5. Davis, accompanied by mis-
daughter, Miss Carrie Davis. arrived in
the city Saturday, and Miss Davis il a
guest OF Major W. d. Beard on Linden
street.
Mr.. St. Clair Arnold and Miss blanche
Hill were married near Raleigh last
Wednesday, the Rev. George w Sweeney
officiating. On the same dsy Mr.. PHILLIP
Wetter and Mrs. Carrie S. Henry were
united ia wedlock,
Mr. John B. Kennedy, if., son Of the
editor Of the Allegheny City pa Mail,
was IN the city last night on his first com.
lnercial trip through the South. Mr..
Kennedy j. a bright, genial young gen
tleman and pronOunces the new LEDGER
Establishment the finest In the South,
Come again, John
A. +. Davis, house and sign painter, 200
Second st,,superintends IN person all work
intrusted 70 him, whether plain or deco
ratiye. Having enjoyed life time expe-
rienee IN executing work in bis line he
feels confident that he can give satisfaction
70 any patron. Contracts solicited and
finished promptly In a workmanlike man
ner At reasonable rates.
The death Of Mr.. James p. Day ocs
CURED 1t noon Of Saturday last, and the
Cotton Exchange met 10 take action and
give expression Of the sorrow ielt By the
members IN consequence Of the loss Of the
young gentleman who was a member Of
their organization Mr.. Day was but A
little over y years Of age His funeral
occurred yesterday from the Lauderdale
street Presbyterian church.
Mr. David A. Reid, prominently and
fayorably known In produce circles and
connected with the firm Of John X. Spec 4
q Go, arrived homo on Saturday evening
accompanied by his handsome and nc.
complished wife, to whom he was mar.
RED on the 3D. inst. at Chattanooga. The
lady was formerly Ella O. McCorkle, and
is native Of North Louisiana, but was
reared and educated at ChattanooQa. Per.
sonal friends who have met Mrs. Held, arc
exceedingly well impressed, and bestow
hearty oongratulation upon the gentleman
for his good fortune IN winning 30 fair q
companion. On Mr.. Reds wedding day
ut Chattanooga, five other couples, an
prominent in the society Of that city, wore
united In wedlock and Il caused consider.
able gossip among I'll Of the 1000 inhRb.
itants Of that i0urishing city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
JOHN v. Hill & co.

Have large and elegant stock Of Boots
and Shoes Of all grades, which they are
selling at as low figures as any canpeti-
tor. They confidently guarantee salts
faction in quality, make and price Of
their goods
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
ON THE FRONT.
Twenty Car Loads Of Cured Neat
in One Train.
J. 4. Jefferson a Co.'S HnIerPFlAe
suitably Rewarded.

The line of 20 meat cars, loaded at
Kansas City for this market by the Anglo
American Packing Company. represented
by Jefferson 4 Co. 36l Front street, were
an object Of attention this forenoon. At
the public landing between the Custom
House and the river they stood in u row
along the railway track each car with the
name Of is oonsigne in glowing letters on
the side, with the addition, packed by
the Anglo-American Packing Company,
of Kansas City.
The train, as heretofore remarked, at
traeted much attention and was visited by
many merchants and citizens. The cars
extended from the Jefferson street cross
ing 10 below Monroe street, and the show
was about as interesting one as could
well be imagined. A cannon belohG1
forth round after round OF charges al.
Arnolds celebrated brass band, out
on parade in band wagon
for acceut of the races, stopped ut the
Coert street crossing and played a martial
air in honor of the event This meat
train has created much comment in vari-
aus quarters during the part few days, and
despite rivalry it was there, every car
loaded TO It's capacity and each one, as
before remarked, carrying banner upon
which the shipping companys name was
emblaZoned and alao the name Of the
consignec. After the celebration
by the cannon and the band
and after many people had examined and
admired the train, the engineer hauled il
back down to the depot 10 be discharged.
The following are the censignees Of the
initial Anglo-American meat train, as be-
fore remarked, represented by j. I. JEFF
ferson & Co., 36l Front street: Hill, Fon.
tame g. Co., cars; Brooks, Nicely & Co
4 cars; Schoolfeld & Hansuer, cars j
T. Fargason & Co., 2 cars; j. T. Jefferson
s. Co, cars Meacham & Horton, car
Porter & Macrae, car; Estes, Doan 4
Co., car; Furstenheim & Wexford,
car; Bnsby, Toof & MCGOWAN, car
Pearce, Snggs & Petit, car. There L
enterprise and action IN the manipulation
Of that me& train worthy Of emulation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
Chewing Gum,
Notice.

Notice.
The offlce5 Of Cole d Co., aud The
Memphis Lumber and Manufacturing
Co., on account Of the Ere, are now 10
Gated at Nos 1854 and 1856 Second street,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends and patrons. 3lt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
HIVAI.VR0

Large and fresh lots OfNOrGOlk,
Lynnhavon Bay and York river
Oysters received daily at Mey.
ers', No. 3O Monroe street. and
served I'm the choicest manner.
A0f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
PRoFEssIonAL.
F0R RENT.

.r,.n.sr F,,,- --7----7---7------ss==--s-
GOlIAGE. 5 rooms. No. as Herpapdo
~ road. J Z BigeloW, No. ill Hernando
roea and $40 Second street. 19l
hhNOs, organs, yiolins and Fuitar5 Al
- houcks new music store, No. 81 Main
:. ~, iO65
HVIIAGE. Z rooms, lli Lauderasis stTsst
" Apply at Worsham House. 9
plAN0S ami ORGANS Al
4 " A0LLENBERG's Music House
N III elck residence on fernando road
~ near Selma X. X. track ''NN
Residence, with 3 acres land MeT.mo,.
asiTgge;,', n near state Female College, Apniv Il
eELDB !, 2d Main street. 2,i
Akls9E' fsst-cllm cotton warehouse
i - asel -...J. v, PATRICK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
.IVlST RRe,RIvrn

JUST kECEANED.
LARABEAi5 Snowflake and FAN
ey Cakes. Fresh.
CHOICE PRESERVES, JelIieS,
ETC., by she can or ID.
MAPLE SYRUP, in gail, Il gall.
and quart cans.
HONEY, in comb, jars or by the
pound.
CHEESE. Cream. SWISS. Linn.
burger.
SlDDALL's SOAP, Extra size
tubs.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR ana BOs.
ton syrup at
ANGUS CAMPBELL d co,
I so Heal street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

FURNITURE AND CAkPETB.
BrysOn d Co., 23I Main, carry
an Immense stock Of furniture
and carpets, OF all grades, from
the cheapest TO the finest known
10 the trade. Their stock Is be-
ing constantly rePlenish 80 ~ 10
keep IL up TO q high standard.
HOusekeepers will find that
goods and prices suit them AZ
BFysOn's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-22
Giarrhea, DyseHt try or
Bloody FluS,

Wks;ksl far yoanr o. old.
C1-iainf o. -riaies and 4 uarFsla1s 10 is
fTsssy esssi Rad the following tssiino-
sial. one azezs t.s hsEdrtis in NJ posies-
n1-.
.coFTl
NsaFkis, IsEn., Oct. 6. lss.
NJ. T. EosIyEru-I szfsrel viih tcssl
lis1r1Er il Jnly. AuEuff ard $ ptenber,
lssi. II he latter uC1tk ths disease cuiui-
11t-4 IN = FsIy severe stuck q dysentery,
1cgcuyAri5d 9TH tlccdy lifen1rrts and
great rroEiratea. ] tclk several regular
cgErats q ns5icires. ls prescribed b. q
phylcita, Hhhcui any RELIEF. vAl fnally
induetl 70 try 3 bottle q ROSE KLIAIk,
ard before ! bad taken thrte-fourtht Of the
contents ! va entirely cured. / e5nFcisn-
ticutly recommend this medicine for the cure
q bcWei complaints in general and chronic
dyssEfNry in particular. :. S. 6AERETI,
2 Supervising Inspector Of Steam Vessels,
at glrfk Dirtvirt
National Republican., 1883-08-01
PERSONAL,

Mr.. ]. A. Demonet and family have gone to the
mountains.
Miss Lizzie Armstead is visiting friends at
Riverhead, l., ],
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Robbins are summering at
Skowhegan, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gutter will spend the present
season at Saratoga.
Miss S. V. A. Shields is spending months yaca
ton NJ Wakefield, N II.
Mrs. Jane Grey swisshclm has recovered from
her late illness, and is now visiting her daughter
in Chicago
Mr.. ]. p. Lothrop has gone to Rock Enon Springs
TO Join his family, who have been Staying there
for some time,
Frank 4. Rawlings, of tho Arlington Insurance
company, has gone to New Hampshire for a two
weeks vacation,
Mr.. W. w. Alleger, of the pension office, left last
night for tour through the state of New York
and One Thousand Islands.
Eddie A. Thomas, formerly Of this city, died of
congestion of the brain ~ Wala Walla, w, T., on
July 0, in tho 23d year of his age
Mr., and Mrs, Robert c. Fox will leave to-day for
Saratoga, where they will be met by Mrs Will
lam slickney and their daughter, Miss Emily
Fox,
The following is list OF the washingtonians
summering ut the Potomac hotel st. Georges
Island II. Kershaw and family, Chr, Weisenield
and family, George II. BoehmeT and family, Chas.
Benjamin and family, II, Nichols and family, h.
Z. Raymond and wife, Edwin O. Brave and wife
Miss Martha Richmond, Miss Mamie Ferguson,
Miss X Donnely. Miss Msggie Krishert, Capt
Charles Ebert, Capt. James French Capt Charles
Danenhower, Capt, Wm, u. Murray, Capt. Addi-
son Walker. Messrs, John Kirk Charles Flesoh .
man, Frank D. Seifiert, Henry l., Kirk, John c,
Henry Hlnke, A; 4, Donaldson, Wm, ]. Walter, r.
w. Glllis, aud w, Il, Steele.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
UPON APPLICATION.
Advertising Cheats III

at has become so common to write tn Q
beginning Of an ar ticle in an elegant, in
teresting manner,
"Then run into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
."And simply call attention to the mer-
its of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest
ters as possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
"THE REMEDY so favorably noticed in
all the papers,
"Religious and secular, is
Having large sale, and is supplant-
ing all other medicines.
"There is no denying the virtues of the
Hop Plant, and the proprietors of HOP
Bitters have shown great shrewdness
"And ability
"In compounding a medicine whose
virtues are so palpable to everyone's OBJ
servation.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
A Cure atLaaf y


Theevidenceis over
whelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes
more directly thanan
other 10 the seat ofthe
disease, and has re
suited in more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies. -
WIKI Q s-B ARE, Pa,
Union Leader, Dec. 10.
1879.
We hear from Gus.
toners the most fiat
tering reports of Ely's
Cream Balm, an arti.
Gle of real merit.
Smith, Kline & Co,
Wholesale druggists.
Philadelphia, Pa.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
a Positive Cure

protsctsthe me pranal Innings of the head from ad
atonal colds completey healsthe Sores and restores
realized bv fcw applications Athorough treatment
will cure. Unequaled for colds IN head Agreeable
use. Send for circular and testimonials. sold by
druggists BY mail. SOC. a package-stamps
ELY's CREAN BALM Co. OWegO, N. y.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
IN FAVOR OF SUFFRAGE.

Mass Meeting OF Those Who Desire to Re
turn TO Municipal Form OF Govern
ment.
A mass meeting was held at Washington
hall, corner Of Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue, last night of those who desire to re.
turn to the old municipal form of govern
ment, about 125 being present. Judge George
f. Harris called the meeting to order, and,
after the adoption of the report of the COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting, consist
ing of Judge Harris, Messrs. Il. w. Bruce,
S. w. Herbert, b. Dorsey, C. Stewart II
Merryman, and F. A. Dyson, in which
the name of the organization was determined
to be the EAST Washington Suffrage aoSocia-
ton" the following oflicers were eleoted
President, Judge Harris; first vice president,
George w. Stewart; second vice president,
II. Merryman; secretary, S. w, Herbert; as
sstant secretary, G. c. Stewart; treasurer,
Albert Campbell.
Mr. Robert Dorsey moved to invite the
citizens of each old legislative district to send
delegates to convention to be held here
after, and this was carried without debate
Several speeches were made.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
rhi.yrn in Enst Wn.hInrtnn.

During the absence Of Mr.. w, d. Swan from
the city thieves entered his residence, No. 1928
First street southeast, on Monday by break
ing open the doors with iimmies, The house
was thoroughly ransacked, aud among the
articles stolen were handsome nickel plated
Colts revolver, with ebony handle, hand
some black satin paTasol, with ebony handle,
and six new white shirts. The loss, as far as
ascertained is about $50.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
A DAUGHTERS Misery.

eleven years our daughter suffered,
on bed of misery
"From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble, and nervous debility
"Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
"And now she is restored to us in good
health by as simple u remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had stunned for years
before using TITUS PARENTS.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
Base Hall.

The Rangers and Washington Light Guards
played an interesting game of base ball on the
old Eagle grounds yesterday afternoon, the
Rangers winning by a score Of 10 tot,
The Hoodlums and picked nine played a
game of base ball on the grounds back Of Lin
National Republican., 1883-08-01
Did She Die P
''No!

mol
"She fingered and suffered along, pin
ing away all the time for years,
"The doctors doing her no good,
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say so much about
"Indeed Indeed
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
A Sunday school at the Bethel Retreat.

A Sunday school has been organized at the
seamen's Bethel Retreat, with the following
officers and teachers; IL. O. Emmons, superin-
teudent Marbray Harris, assistant superin-
tendent; q. w, Havill chorister; John Il.
Harris, secretary; T., A. Rowe treasurer
Thaddeus Darnall Librarian; Mrs, G. w. Hay-
i'll, Mrs Marbray Harris, and Martin Gibson,
teachers.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
AppIy hv tbe lItt,a

APPLY BY the little
finger into thenostrllA
By absorption II effect
ually cleanses the ma
sal passages ofca arrh-
nj virus, causing
healthy secretions. IL
allay. inflammation.
National Republican., 1883-08-01
Father is Getting We'll.

"My daughters say
"Ilow much better father is since he used Hop
Bitters."
"He is getting we'll after his long suffering from
a disease declared incurible,"
"And we are 50 glad that he used your Hop Bit.
ters"--A LADY of Utica, n. Y.
JylSmwflm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-21

side preparatory To retiring for
the night, they were suddenly con-
frontcd Ivy six stalwatt masked men
all armed. The cntrec Of the intrud-
ers was 80 sudden and unexpected
that before the family realized their
perilous position they were bound aud
gagged and completely In the control
OF the marauders, several of whom lew
eled revolvers, while the Others ram
sacked the premises. The silverwaro
In the dining rooms was first exnmin-
ed, but u was LEFT behind. MIR. Gill
christ had several thousand dollars
worth of silverware In an upstairs
department which the robbers failed
to find. They then turned their at
tention To the safe, which they opened
without the least difficulty, having
In some manner learned the
combination. From here they ex-
tracted worth of securities, consisting
$500, 600 of bonds, mortgages. stocks
etc., beside several hundred dollars In
cash. One of the robbers, who ap-
peared to be the chief of the gang,
temporarily removed the gag from
Mrs. Gilchrist and asked her il she
had anything in which 10 carry the
papers. The tcrror-stricken woman
advised them to take a pillow ease,
and after taking her advice they fled /,
leaving the family in their uncomfort-
able condition. Toward morning Mrs.
Gilchrist succeeded in looseniug her
hands, when she relieved the others,
who were well nigh exhausted.
Mr., Gilchrist Immediately mounted
n horse and road to Saratoga, whore he
notified the authorities. at the same
time requesting them Ia maintain the
stric,cst secrcsy In their search He
then proceeded to New York aud In
serted an advertisement In the papers
Offering reward of $1,000 aud mo
questions asked IL the securities wer,,
returned, Two days aftcrward he r..
ceived II letter Informing him that his
offer would be accepted and naming Il
| certain, hotel In the city a. the place
where the transfer of the property
could be made. Mr.. Gilchrist appear
ed at the hotel Mt the appointed
time, but was preceded, ac'
cording 10 u previous arrange
ment, by the sheriff OF Saratoga,
county, who remained In the dark,
The robber Immediately made himself
known TO the farmer, and the two re-
tired to room where the 5000 was
paid over and the stolen securities re
turned. As the robber was emerging
from the hotel he was met by the sher
itf and placed under arrest, with D
view of having him turn states evil
dence. The greatest secrecy has been
observed and the robbery Kept from
newspapers until now. While Mrs
Gilchrlst was relating her story she
produced the gag which the robbers
had placed over her mouth. II con
sists of small piece of wood half NJ
inch thick and four inches long, n
each end of which is fastened n piec
of heavy cord.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-21
FOREIGN.
Meeting of the Cabinet at windsor
Divided on the Tunnel Question.
Inquiring Into the Assault on Lady
Dixie--A Protest Notes.

London, March 20. AT a meeting of
the cabinet az Windsor yesterdar, Lord
Carlingford took his seat as lord prcsi-
dent ofthe council in the place Of Lord
Spencer resigned. The Standard
states on good authority the cabi.
net are divided ON the question
of the construction of the tunnel un-
der the English channel.
AT a meeting at Glasgow
last night O'Donnel, member
OF parliament for Hungarian
in an address repudiated the charges
made by Forster against Parncll and
the Land Lague. He approved the or
ganization of the Irish in England
and America for the attainment of
Irish demands.
In commons this afternoon Sir VIM.
Hartcourt, homo secretary, repiying.to
questions by Captain Ospa, said the
police were carefully inquiring into
the assault on Lady Dixie. This
inquiry was owing TO the intention OF
parliament members to press for an
investigation because of the sus-
picions east upon the Land League ia
connection with the case.
The American consul at Casa Blanca
has lodged protest with the British
minister at Morocco against Amiel
British consul interpreter, who caused
the logging of Jewosses, being AL
lowed TO quit the country withou,
trial
ireland.
Dublin, March 20--Piggott, proprie-
tor of the Tishmda repudiates tn,
statement of Patrick Eagan that he
! tPiggott) wrote him threateningly un-
less Eagan gave him f300 he would
accept offer of $500 from the Castle
officials and publish the article chargins
the officers of the Land League with
misapproprating the funds.
1 Judge Lawson, replying to an aa-
dress presented by the grand jury OF
Belfast, said he attributed the ex-
plosions in London and the attack on
Lady Florence Dixie TO final efforts %
the scorched reptile, lawlessness.
Russia.
st. Petersburg. March 20.--The gov
ernor of Moscaw has received letteI
warning him that Kremlin where tn,
ear is TO be crowned will be blown W
during the coronation ceremony il tn,
ear refuses to grant the constitution
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-21
City Council.

3e city council met in regular ses-
last night, mayor and all alder
! present.
BIZ minutes of regular and adjourn
beetings were read and approved.
number of claims were allowed
BE several for hospital supplies and
b matters were referred back for
.hination.
pc question Of approval of Mr..
Itery's bond came up and was dis
Jed at great length. The names of
d. Cameron and George w. Cleve-
n were signed to it, but il being
Pd that Mr.. Cameron had signed
cleveland, it was doubted whether
9bond was such as the law required
H Mr.. Cameron alone being worth
(amount the bond was finally APP
&ed. Mr.. j. w. Turner addressed
n council in behalf of the bid OF
$ner Il wilkins but the council de-
Ed in favor of Slattery.
3dewalks were ordered down on
Rral streets, due notice to be given,
he question of distribution of water
he Third ward was discussed
reat length, when finally the mat
Tas referred to the proper commit
atter some desultory conversation
ncil adjourned.