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Miss Rose WOODS Company.

E. j. Holden, the Manager of Miss Rose
Woods Company, arrived yesterday and is
making every effort to bring his star favor
ably before the public in BARLEY Camp
bells Galley Slave" at the Clunie Opera
House, December 30t5, when the play will
be made a grand production. The COM
pany includes Rose Wood, Jas o. Barrows,
Logan Paul, Scott Cooper, Miss Kitty Bel
mour and others of equal merit. The
play will thus be in able hands, and we
feel satisfied that theater-goers will be more
than pleased with the Galley Slave, "
which will be given Thursday and during
the week Monday, January 81, Woman
of the People" play from the French OF
D'Ennery e. Mallian, will be produced.
Miss Wood played most successful en-
gagement of four weeks with this drama at
the Baldwin Theater, few years ago, and
is the original in the title role of Marie. y
The q Lady of Lyons will be produced
Thursday evening, January 6, 1887. by
special request
METROPOLITAN THEATEE.-Next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings, and a
matinee on Saturday, the renowned Nc
Gibney family of musicians and comedians,
seventeen in number, will give an enter
tainment combining opera and comedy,
fun and novelty, at the Metropolitan. This
talented combination appeared in Sacra-
mento several years ago, end gave great
satisfaction to large audiences. Since then
it has increased in numbers and musical
and dramatic ability, and the press every
where commends its efforts highly. lis
merits cannot fail to command success.
CLUYIE OPERA HousE.-The Lamb Jor-
dan-Price Company appeared last night in
Mark Pnce's melodrama, Son the Rio
Grande.n Mr.. Price, Mr.. Lamb and Mr..
Weaver have good dramatic qualities. Be-
yond these the company is ordinary, and,
in some respects, amateurish. The play is
a dime novel in action-treati1g of lynch
law. abduction and border heroisIn. Ii
met with applause and favor, but has few
claims upon the consideration of lovers OF
dramatic excellence. The same piece to-
night.
THE K1RALFTs.-This spectacular organ
ization is announced to appear at the Met
ropolitan Theater for one week, commence
ing next Monday. presenting the romantic
operate drama THE Ratcatcher" The
management advertise for forty boys and
girls, between the ages of G and II, to take
part in the spectacle.
JUST RECEIVED Two thousand gallons
Sonoma ciaret, six years old; equal to the
finest French wine. To be obtained in
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g-Send for CATALOGUE; ii con-
tains the largest List of Lands of any
issued North of San Francisco.
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No. $3.50, 0OO-144 Acres, of which
acres are in vineyard, 60 in fruit, 80 acres in
grain; 65 acres fenced into two fields; 10 acres |
in timber; dwelling of four rooms, and stable |
Situated miles from Placerville. FL Dorado |
county.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE INAUGURAL BALL.

appointment of an Invitation and Recep-
ton Committee
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MICHIGAN WHEAT CROP.
Injury by the Drouth and the He's
sian Fly.

LANSING, Mich July 9.-Rsturns
received from ESQ correspondents,
representing 622 townships, 527 OF
which are from 279 townships in four
tiers counties, area 1886 wheat crop in
southern four tiers counties, 1857 ,57S
acres in northern counties, 243,208
total, l,600,7Si. Final corrections
and spring wheat sowing will proba.
bly, add $4,000 acres. Els imated aver
age per acre, - 6S-l00 bushels, indi-
eating the probable yield in the State
of D, 233, $3.50 bushels.
Wheat has been badly injured by
the Hes,an fly. The presence Of the
fly is reported by ninety-seven CORE
spondents in the south tier OF coun-
ties, by sixly-nine in the second, forty
four in the third and twenty-five in
the fourth.
Partially corrected county returns
show the area OF wheat harvested in
1885, l,497 40 acres, yielding 29,027,-
54S bushels, Final corrections will
increase this $4,000 acres, and yield
by 100000.
Number bushels wneat reported
marketed in June, 430. 675; number in
months, August to June, l4,0i4,903,
or about 46 per cent OF crop Of 1876.
Number bushels marketed in lSSi-S6,
1888, 46S,5l3 or 50 per cent. of crop OF
1854 For the so months in 1884 So re-
ports were received from about 81 per
cent. and in 1855 SO about As per cent
OF elevators an 4 mil s IN southern -four
tiers. About 2,733 600 bushels OF 1885
wheat crop is yet in the farmers
hands. Condition of other crops com.
pared with vitality and growth OF
average year for State: Corn, % per
cent, oats, So barley, IS; clover,
meadows and pastures, 50; timothy,
"a, and clover sowed this year, 81
Condition Of corn compared with July
1, 1885, is ll3 Seven per cent of TIE
corn planted filled TO grow. Apples
in southern IA counties promise "a pen
cent in nothen SO per cent
Weather extremely dry droulh com.
planned CT generally. Rainfall here
IN June only . and 14-l00 inches com.
pared VITA 1 and 37-l00 inches, the
average for 20 ' cara. No rainfall in
July to date; meadows and pastures
drying up. Dat crop is injured.
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THE GRANT MONUMENT
As Designed by Joseph EchteIer-A
Very Grand Affair.


New YORK, July 9.-Prof. Jofeph
Echteler, the Bavarian sculptor, has
completed model OF proposed mon
ument to Gen. Grant, and has sub
mitted it TO the Grant Monument As
ISOLATION. He proposes to construct
it OF polished granite, and 1t ia to be
ffty.nine feet square at the base and
seventy-two feet high. The monu.
ment shows a double terrace, which is
assembled by flights OF stsirs on the
north and south sides and fanked by
balustrades of delicate pillars. I'm
derneath is the mausoleum, with the
entrance in front. On either side OF
the gateway is column with Co
rinthiau capital, and above are the
initials U. S. G.. On theupper terrace
will rest double stored pedestal,
surrounded with groups Of statusry
and high rslieIs.
Around the base are the arms OF the
various States OF the Union, and in
font is a large group representing the
North and South clssping hands over
a pile OF arms Of various kinds. The
North offers palm branch, while the
South lays n laurel wreath, IN token OF
submission, at the feet Of the American
eagle that hovers over both. In
the background are the Stars and
Stripes. To the left OF the group is
Gen. Lee turrendering his sword to
Gen. Grant in high relief, and to the
right is another relief representing
Chief Justice Chase administering the
oath of office TO Gen. Grant at his in.
auguration as President OF the United
States. In the rear is another group,
a negro and negIess, whose shackles
have been broken, expressing their
gratitude to Gen. Grant, who points
to his sword. The upper part OF the
pedestal is octagonal in form, and has
In front relief representing Gen.
Grant leading column 10 battle, and
the rear has another relief showing
him actively engaged with the enemy.
The other sides have figures repre-
senting Peace aud Agriculture, Indus
try and Mechanical Invention, States.
manship and Justice, Commerce and
Marine. Above all is an equestrian
ttatue OF Gen. Grant. He looks to
the right, where the Federal army ia
supposed to be, while with his right
hand he points to the enemy at the
LETT and wheels his horse ia that di.
| reCtion,
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HanInE Carried 10 the Extent of n
Crime.

ALLIANCE, o., July "a case OF
hasing, which, for cruelty, is Hnparal-
leled in the history Of colleges, has
lust come to light here, F. NJ. Mar
shall, OF Stark county, o., being the
victim. He is on his first term in
Mount Vernon College, in this city,
and expressed a desire TO become a
member Of one Of the various secret
societies formed by the students. He
was informed that upon the payment
OF 81 initiation fec he would be taken
into the Delta Cana fraternity, &c.
cret organic alton. The night for the
initiation came. About 10 o'clock q
supposed friend called on him, and
both started for the hall. Arriving at
an old abandoned college building he
paid his fee, was blindfolded and
ushered into the presence OF from
twenty to thirty students. Once in.
side be was at the mercy OF
his captors, and the treatment he
received was cruel. Bound hand and
foot, he was rolled over barrel. Next
his clothing was removed and he was
placed upon cake OF ice for consid-
cradle length OF time. He was then
tossed in blanket. His prosecutors
then placed him on his face and
branded on his back the fraternity
emblem, alter which he was set free
The matter has been brought before
the faculty, aud the students who in.
dulgel in the hazing will be expelled
when their identity is discovered.
Civil actions are also threatened.
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Pnninnicn Rnhhed.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 9.-The
pcs Office was broken open last night
and robbed of $4,000 in money and
stamps. There is no clew to the
thieves.
Mr.. Laraway arrived in the city on
the early train from Lake MinnetoDka
and was not aware OF tho robbery
until he arrived st the Office. The lob
by of the postoflice was opsn all night
and the safe blowers had no difficulty
in opening the stamp windows, where
one man Crawled through and opened
the door from the inside. The cafe was
near the window, but as the glass was
painted they could not be seen from
the street. The work was that OF pro-
fessionals. They drilled hole four
inches into the sate between the han
die of the combination and then
picked the lock. Mr.. Laraway esti-
mates that there was about $40, 300 in
stamps in the cafe and OF this amount
$4,000 were taken, they having left
$500 in one cent stamps. All the cur
rency that was taken in after O'Clock,
amounting TO Sl00, WAS taken after
the robbery. They made their exit
through the door OF the Office and
took the mail carriers horse and
Hickey, Middlemeist & Taylor's deliv
cry wagon, and carried the Doodle off
As near as can be ascertained, the rob
berry was committed between and
o'clock. The Office does not employ Z
Waterman. From the looks OF TIT
stamp department they left in great
haste, having left several fine stee
drills and large sledge hammer ant
pickax, also a elk handkerchief will
mark on 1t, which will be clew iol
the detectives. At the time OF thu
robbery was done . heavy rain WA
falling, and there was not apolicemar
that could ba found anywhere in thu
neiphborhood.
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FOR SALE BY
H. WETTER g. CO., Agents,
nEaunHhta Tanu
CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
HI Il AL EST A II Re,

No. 54O7, R. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby
oounty-State Of Tennessee, for use, etc.,
VS., Z. W. Smith ct al.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day Of January, 1885, Minute Book q,
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby coun-
ty, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August z. 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
Part of country lot sos. fronting IL feet on
the south side Of Carroll avenue, Az feet
east of Geo: P. Cooper's lot and west Of and
adjoining Mary Welford's' by depth OF ITO
feet, 9Th ward:
Lots and Rembert's subdivision, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on the east side of Manassas
street, so feet north OF Hawley street, by a
depth of 146A feet.
Part Of LOT F, country lot sol, fronting Is
feet on the north side Of Washington street,
81 feet west of B. Babb's lot, by depth Of
154 feet.
Part of country lot 493, fronting rs feet or
the north side of Adams street, northwest
corner OF Yates avenue, by depth OF l4sS
feet.
Lot 2 country lot $40, fronting so feet on
the west side of Johnson avenue. and run.
ming back west between parallel lines and
parallel with Auction street, 100 feet 10 an
alley.
Lot 10, country lot 5l9, fronting % SO feet
on the ca st side of Covington road, southeast
corner of alley south Of Auction street, by q
depth 1861 feet-9th ward.
Lot II. country lot 519, fronting % l0.12
feet on the east side oil Covipgton road, % SIS
feet south OF alley south of Auction street,
by a depth of l46% Get.
West half Of lot g., country lot 496, 'front.'
ing 80 feet ON the north side of Ma 1isOn
street, by depth Of 14Sh feet--Sth ward.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit IF six months;
notes with good security, bearing interest
from date required; lien retained to secure
same, and equity OF redemption barred.
This July 7, 1886.
s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. L. Walsh, Deputy q. and NJ.
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LYNN, Mass, July 10 The Morocco
Manufacturers Association, which
not only includes the manufacturers
of Massachusetts, but also those of the
whole OF he New England and the
MIDI States, held it, annual meeting
election Of officers and banquet
at Point Of Pines yesterday,
About 100 OF the prominent morocco
manufacturers of these Sjaies as.
sembled, A resolution was adopted
indorsing the manufacturers in oppos.
ing the strike at the morocco factories
in Wilmington Del, and the atsocia
ton voted 10 uphold them by every
means in their power. The following
officers wor5 elected; Fiis vice preei
dent, James Scott of Wi mingt n
second wee president, j. r Ev ms o.
Philadelphia; ssCre AIRY, Frank Nc
Dermott Of New York, treasurer, ny
s, Atkins Of Philadelphia,
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Murderer InnecN nd Sow York

NEW YoRK, July Miguel Chacon,
the Cuban negro who shot and killed
his mistress, Mrs. Maria Williams, on
June 20, 1884, paid the penalty Of his
crime at the Tomba prison this morn
ing. The drop fell st7;I0 o'clock, and
death WAS Amos, Instantaneous. Three
minutes after The rope was cut the
doctors pronounced life extinct. The
body was allowed TO hang the full
time prescribed by law, twenty min
utes, and was then lowered into a
coffin and taken TO an undertaker's
establishment, from whence II was
taken TO Calvary Cemetery and in
tered at the expense Of the Rev.
Father Byrnes, OF st, Andrews
Church,
The execution was witnessed by
only foIty.six people, and was well
conducted. A squad Of 100 police
surrounded the prison, but their ser
vices were not required, AZ very few
people Congregated around the struC-
ture. The condemned man slept
peacefully las, night until after .
o'clock, when he awoke, and after
asking the deputy sherifis in attend
ance on him 20 call him AT 3 o'clock,
h turned over fnd went to sleep
again. Shortly after the latter hour
he was aroused and dressed himself,
after which he attended macs in
the prison chapel. He made the
responses in firm, clear voice,
and vas sdmiui.tered communion.
Chacon expressed himself to
the priests who mini6taIed 10
him, a. being prepared for death
He refused I, take sny breakfast, but
pattook OF some chocolate, which was
prepared at his request The death
warrant was read to him in his eel
when he was piDionol and the moose
placed around his neck. The march
10 the scaffJld was then taken up.
ChaCon walked with a firm tread be-
tween the two priests who have at
tended him Gurn his confinement.
Toe condemned man appeared to take
no notice OF the gallows, under which
he was placed and the moose adjusted.
The last prayers were said by the
priests who stoyd along ide CLacon,
the crucifix kissed, and the back cap
drawn, Tten the rope was cut, and
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
TROOPS ORDEREDT0 MOREHEAD.
ROWAN COUNTY.
Miguel ChacOn, Che Murderer, Hung
at New YOrk-IIeaVy Robbery
al Minneapolis.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9.-Judge
Cole has reported TO the Governor,
after investigating the condition OF
affairs at Morehead, Rowan county,
that the assistance Of troops is neces-
ssry 10 the enforcement OF law in this
county. The Jndge has asked the
Governor for sixty men. OF these
thirty 90 from Louisville under com
mand Of Capt. @. MCPheTson. The
Others will 20 from Lexington, Ky.
The Louisvilletrcops left this evening
for Rowan county, where the warning
factions are still resisting the law after
having nearly killed two officers.
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Found Murdc-c.. IA ,..e Woods

CARTHAGE, Mo, July 9.-The body
Of a dead man was found in the timber
on the verge OF the prairie, Just south
OF this city, yesterday afternoon. An
investigation by the Coroner was inn
mediately made, which revealed the
fact that the man was Thomas Smal J.,
son OF Capt, Small, prominent farm
or. He had evidently been murdered,
as there was bullet hole in the right
temple and another in the small of his
back, and came ont Of his left breast,
Small was on the streets yesterday
morning aud was known 10 have re-
ceived some mail ut the post0tliCe dur
ing the forenoon, so that he must have
been murdered during the middle OF
the day. No deRuile Clew has vet
been obtained ~ to the cause Of the
murder or the perpetrators.
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Chacon's body sprung up in the air
aud fell back distance OF eight ieet.
There was little or no muscular con,
yulsions. The neck was broken, and
death must have been instantaneous.
After the Coroner had examined the
body he gave permit tor its removal,
and it was taken in charge by the I'M
dertaker
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indictments Against saloon Men.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 9.-The grand
Jury for the June term OF the Buchan-
an county Criminal Court has about
finished its business and adjourned to-
day. The Jury have returned lOi in
dictments, most OF which are against
saloon men who are charged with sell
ing liquor without license and with
violating the Sunday law. About a
year sgo ell the saloon men in st. Jo-
seph were arrested on the same
charge, and the Court let them oil
with fine OF 81 under the promise
that they would observe the law in
future, but now as they have broken
faith, the Court, it is believed, will
imp 1se the heaviest fine possible.
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katurday, July aA, Isse.

within legal hours, the following describe 4
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, TO- wit:
L0t S, block 50, fronting 5Oxl7O feet, soutE
side OF Georgia street,
Part lot L, block Al, beginning on south
side Of Nsuce street 50 Get east of the cornsl
Of ST. Martin rect; thence east with Vance
street 70 ieet; thence south GO feet; thence
west 70 feet; thence north 60 feet to the be-
ginning.
Lot 10, block "a, beginning on the west
side of fernando street at northeast corner
of said lot; thence vestwRrdly with the line
of j. NJ. Wilson's lot ls6 feet to the east line
OF S. MOsby's lot; thence south with said
line q feet; thence eastwgrdly with Henry
No ans line TO fernando street; thence
north with said street q feet to the begin
ming.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit Of six months,
note bearing interest, with security, re-
quired lien retained; redemption barred,
This June is, 1886.
). l. MCD0M FL L, Clerk and Master.
Ky II. +. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master,
F. Il, i g W. Heiskell, solicitors.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. 50i6, r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.-State OF Tennessee VS.. L.
Cobb OF al.
DY virtue of introductory DEGREES for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th
day OF June and 9th day Of November, 1885,
NJ. B. IS, p. $50, and NJ. b: so, page Ill, will
in front of the Clerk and Masters office,
courthouse o Shelby county, Memphis, Ten
NASSAU, on
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has come to the conclusion stated in
the paper

United States Civil Service Commission.
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JOHN E. RANDLE & CO., Agentgs
RIemphis. Tenn.