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River Tetenrsu.

EVANSVILLE 1nd-, June - -Rivcri feet and
stcnths aud falling. Weather cloudy
FiTTsBuRn, IA. June ~ --Noon-Rlyrr 4 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy aud miny.
NICKsBuRG. Mis-, juno lO.-wcsihcr warm
aud threatening rain. departed. lludson. ~
Louis, sam, Arkansas CITY. NatchcS 4 am.
CINCINNATI. a, June ~ -Noon-Rlyer feet !
inches aud rising. Weather cloudy. Thcrmome
ter "a. Night-kiycr feet II inches and rising.
Weather cool aud cloudy.
WHEELING. W. Va. June 2o-Noon-Rlvcr 8
feet and rising slowly. Passed down: Elaine
fafkcrbuw II am, Passed up Chancellor.
PittsburE. pm. NiEht-Riycr irct inches and
rlNing Weather cloudy.
LOulsyILiE Ny. June D.-Noon-Rivcr feet
Inches In the canal. and , foot on the falls and
stationary. Weather clear aud hot Night River
stationary, with 4 icct inches In the canal and
Z icct on tho ialls whcaiher clear and wAna.
CAIRO Ill. juno f9.-Noon-Arrivei Ohio
Memphis Gan. DEPARTED Ohio, Cincinnati.
am. River - feet ? Inches and rising Weather
cloudy and warm, light-Arivcsi' iscllc Mem.
PITTS 81 Iouis = pm Departed. City Of New
Orleans, New Orleans. 3 pm. River 70 feet ]
inches aud rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
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LOCAL MATTERS IN BRIEF.
Important Items Gathered From q
Quarters.


Quarters.
Jerry Cockrell and Minor Merriwether,
jr., spent last Tuesday at Iakeview. Their
exploits were 80 marvellous that they were
afraid to relate them, but discussed them
in rooms, the doors to which were locked
and barred. The public would never learn
them, so they thought A friend Of the
gentlemen CHANGED to ovcrhear the con-
yersation nj one OF these secret conclavcs,
and thus their catch leaked out. IL was
$50 bass, white perch and trout, TO say
nothing OF mud cats, turtles, etc.
SALOON ROBBED.
The saloon OF Charles Gallina. at No. 50
Bcae street, was entered at an early hour
yesterday morning and robbed Of SIS in
money and several boxes Of cigars. The
robber secured an entrance through the
skylight, carelcssly left open when tho sa-
loon WIS closed. Before leaving the burglar
drank the contents Of bottle Of Bourbon
whisky, and left the empty bottle on the
counter. There is no clew 10 the thief.
DIED PROM NEGLECT.
Squire Hughey held an inquest yester.
day afternoon ON tho body of Emma Dick
enson, colorcd, aged ten years, found dead
in a room in Myers building, on the alley
between Georgia and Carolina streets. II
developed at the inquest that the child
had been sick several days, and lis parents
being in poor circumstances Il died for
want Of medical attention. The verdict OF
the jury was in accorlance with the above.
The remains will be buried by the county
undertaken.
LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING.
L. +. Williams and J. w. Grant had q
Misunderstanding In front OF the Green
Tree house on Shelby street yesterday
afternoon, and resortcd TO blows TO sottle
their differences. An officer happened
along and broke up the fun by arrcslng
the parties. They both deposited foricits
for their appearance before Judge Hidden
this morning.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr.. A. X. Hancock has been admitted
10 practice before the criminal court
The Jacksonian club officials have called
a meeting for tonight at the usual place.
The piano used at the Knights Templar
musicale Thursday night was furnished by
Baldwin * Co, and not by J.. WitEmanp
4 Co.
Katie Pierce and Lille Howard, two
young inmates Of the Mission home,
climbed over the back wall Of that insiitu.
ton Thursday, and aro still at large.
The whcclmcn who have entered the
road race which comes of this afternoon
are requested 20 meet at the Chickasaw
Bicycle agency at 3 o'clock pm, and ride
10 the course in body.
Thomas Moorchead. who was fendshly
stabbed by Tom Taylor Thursday night,
died last night. Taylor has not been ar.
rested, owing TO inability Of the laws off,
cerB 10 find him.
The Republicans Of tho Sixteenth dis
trict have nominated candidates against
'squircs Slaughter and Mason. They arc
reported rs thoroughly organized aud pre-
pared 10 mako a warm and interesting
fight.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
TIE

No CSi,. R-Chanrcry Couri ~ Shelby County -
John I. Malone guardian. Va John x Hunter
Ny virtue ~ an lntrdocuiory doci.e Cor sale. en.
icfud IN the alp,c cause on the an day of June.
tN,s N n ~. pare g. I will urll, al public Hur.
tionio the highest bidder, In ifoti ~ the Clerk
and Masters ofnoc. Counhou Of shelby county,
Memphis. Tenn. on
saturday, July ~. tsss.
within legal hour. tho following dosrriilod prop.
CRY, situated In Mcmphls shelby county. 1cun.
towiti lot No a J. N TAies subdivision. east ~
orleans struct b,TinninE Al a stale On the south
side ui Tate strrct running EAST With said street
bi5k icct n an alley, tenrg south with said alcy
~ icct h. ON alloy. thence westward with
aid alley hi,d feet. thence " an ALLEY north
10 feet b. Tale stfcci io tho beEnulng. hcinF
same property v,nycycd 10 Ms. Mamie Hunter BY
dced dated Angiist Z. is72 book ~ PAGE -. ncgis
trra ofiicc. shelby county, Tefins ~ ale One
third cnsh. lalancc IN twelve m0nths purchaser
es.cutins intefs.i bearing note Wilt security. and
lein rctainc 10 sccurc payment Redemption barred.
En NcIIHgHY, q. An
Ny " nrndicy. n. q A and n
~ T. H. Edgingion and ". W. heDoWoll Sole
ltura
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PERSONAL POINTS.

S.Assns. T. +. Day, OF Fort Worth,
Tex, and j. l.. Alcorn, OF Johnston, Miss,
are stopping at the Peabody.
DIR. AND MRs. ]. NJ. HARDING, OF Nash.
Vile, arc In tho city, guests 81 Mr.. sam II.
Coward, on Lamar boulevard.
Mn. Gro. Y. Scorr. wife and daughter,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Baldwin, all OF Rosedalc,
Miss, arc guests nj the Peabody.
MRs. DAVID MEADE returned homo yes
terday from very pleasant visit OF four
weeks with relatives in Arlington, Tenn.
Miss ErPnAR COLLIER left several days
ago for Sherwood, Tex, 20 visit her sister,
Mrs. I'd Corner, and will be absent till
fall.
MRssRs. A. G. BARsroS and w. Q. Brad
field, both % Providence. X. l., and i
w. BEEN. OF Aubrey, n. j., arc among
the latest arrivals at tho Gayoso.
vIsIrors on change yesterday: John
Bertrice, New Orleans; J. Jacobs. 81.
Louis; J. T.. Chalmers, Byhalia, Miss; X.
N. Cartwright, Alabama; II. Dencgre,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mn. CmAs. A. Hams, Of the Memphis
National bank, is the proud father OF a
fine baby boy. The little stranger made
its appearance last night Both mother
and child are doing well.
L. A. RonBISs and wife. Of Searcy,
Ark u. G. Woodruff, Of New Orleans; s.
J. Day, Of Fort Worth; T. w. Barnes, Of
New Jersey; W. II. Bradford and N. q.
Bsrstow, Of Providence, X. l., arc at the
Gayoso hotel.
Mn. ]. T. BECK, Of Aspinwall, South
America, passed through Memphis yester.
day en- route 10 Hardy, Ark, his former
home. Mr.. Beck Is general roadmaster oil
the Panama railroad. He was formerly
connected with the Kansas City road.
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Rich and Poor,

Prince and PeasRr tho Millionaire and
Day Laborcr. hy heir common use OF
this remedy. attes the worldwide rep
utation OF AyerS Ills. Leading ply
sicians RECOGNISE a those pills for
6tomaaAs~md Lis Troubles, Costive-
ness, BiliousneSr nd Sick Headache |;
also. for Rheup sm. Jaundice, and
Neuralgia. They esugar-coaicd con-
tain no calomett prompt, but mild.
In operation an therefore, the very
best medicine for mily Use, us well as
for Traveers and arists.
81 have derry great relief from
Ayers PILLS. . years ago l was
taken so i'll with
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Patrolman Russell Arrested on Charge
of HOUSEKEEPING.

Patrolman Russell Arrested on Charge
OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Pairolman Russell was arrested yesier.
day ON n warrant issued by Squire But.
icnberg. The charge Ia HOUSEKEEPING,
and was preferred by Mn Green, living
on the corner Of Spring and Walnut streets.
sho alleges In her affidavit that the officer
broke open the front door Of her residence
last Thursday. Russell claims that at the
time Mrs. Green was abusing neighbor,
and when requested by him 10 dcsist she
denounced him In unmcasurcd terms,
and when he attempted 10 ar.
rest her she ran into the house,
closing tho door behind her lie
went 10 tho door and shook II a Few times
when Il few open. The case was set for
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but owing
10 the non-appearance Of the prosecutor,
~ was continued until today. Mns. Green
sbs m,b been arrested ON q city warrant
The chg her with abusive language and
", wlh ssppty conduct
'"' We tccfh sound, white and neat,
brcath that'spuro aud sweet
rosy, henlthfal gums.
mopt whatever oosncs.
ola soIJ s.Iroublc may hefsli,
V0NTtli mc<t them all
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wanfedi

Ono reliable merchant In every town trib-
utary TO Memphis TO knock out all compc-
tltion by taking tho agency Of the world.
renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
dgas and Geo. +. lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
Bu1os. Your ncighbor can't get tho goods,
a. we will only sell TO one merchant In
each town. We solicit sample order.
l. SANnsoS K Co..
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis. Tenn.
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vEsTIBuLE PULLMAN sLEEpERs

On the Memphis q Charleston Railroad.
Tho linst vestibulc car Of tho through
sleeper line from Memphis TO New York
came in on the $50 O'Clock pm. train OF
the Memphis K Charleston railroad yester-
day evening. IL will leave for New York
this morning on their 10 o'clock train, and
hereafter nil the slcepcn running ON This
line will be ycstibuled.
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Il thing Of the past. The little mound
Of ashes on the bluff Is all that remains 10
remind usoiits departed glory. Now that
the excitement Is over, mon, women and
children, everybody will steady their
nerves aud regain their usual composurc
by laying in FRESH supply Of sol colcman's
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DRINK Alalto.
Explorer STANLEY.

LoYDoS, June 2a--li the white Pasha
in the BahrEl-Ghazcl province is Henry
NJ. Stanley, and lac intends 10 relieve the
white slaves nj khartoum. the government
viii actively assist him. But II he intends
TO hold Khartoum, and TO send from that
place n force 10 Emin Boy, Il Is not prob.
able that the government will support
him
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ECZEMA

Your most valuable CuriCrn. REusDfr. have
done my child - much good that feel like say.
ing this fos the bcncnt II th0sc troubled with
skin disease. Ny little glh wns tyubled with W.
Hrna, and tried several doctors aud ncilcucs
but did no, do her any good until uscd the Gun.
crHA linnKpiIA. which speedily cuncd her fOr which
owe you many thanks and many nights II u4t
ANTON BOSaihEK. EDfsutn non, ism
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Virginia Construction Company.

A NYuAL MEETING oF sTOcKHoLDKRs
~ Richmond. Va. June n, iss The annual
meeting " the stochhoder ~ the Nlrnlnia Con-
iS,f East Main Ntfcct IL The city 81 hlohmou1,
Va. on Tuesday. the inh day ~ July. iEa n u
oclort ma fof the purro.e q elecling ohlocn aud
be brought bsior The meeting. w ordf oi Ne
board kduln n bnead. -scfstafI.
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wnKs you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bittcrs. Hodges Sarsaparilla
renoyatcs and invigoratcs the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood. 81 per bottle, sixbot ties
for A.. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville Tenn. Sold by
Hester, 2S3 Main street
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ECZEMA

ana Evory species OF ttchlng and
Burning Diseases Cured
by Cutloura.
have bcen afflicted slncc last March with skln
disease the doctors called fckrma Ny ianc was Gov
cred with scnhe aud SORES aud the itching ana
burning wcrc almost unbcaable sccinR your
tuTtcunA RKuEpiIS - highly recommended. con.
cludcd 10 give tbcm q trial using the CutiCunA and
CuIicunA roAr externally, aud RIo.0LyEkT inter.
naily. for Tour monthA ! call myself currd, IN
gratitude Tor which make this public statement
Mrs.. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad nroOk, Conn.
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BASEBALL.
THE BIRMINGHAM TEAM ARRIVED
LAST NIGHT,

And VIII Play the Memphis Team at
Citizens Park Chicago and
Detroit Continue to win-Memphis
Players Seeking Other Engagements.
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ECZEMA.

! was aflicicd with Erzoma on the acaip. Pace
Ears aud Ncck. which the druggist when / got
your remedies pronounced one u the won't Gases
that hnd come under his notice Ho advised me 10
uso my scalp aud part Of my iAco were entirely
cured. aud I hope IN another week ~ have my
ears. neck and The other pari ot my lace curyd.
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Rheul latism

that was unabh do any work. I
took three boxes Ayers Pills and
was entirely cure Since that time I
am never without box OF these pills"
Peter Christensen, Norwood, Wis.
"Ayer's pills N been In use In my
family upwards twenty years and
have completely irified all that is
claimed Tor theta In attacks OF piles.
from which | susie ] many years, they
afford greater fe Z than any other
medicine I ever 4 d."-T. Il. Adams,
Holly Springs. t., Q.
al have used a, re Pills for mum.
ber Of years. and Va never found any
thing equal 10 Tim Tor giving mo an
appetite and i'm rting energy and
strength 10 the 3, iom. always keep
them In the hous ."-R. ID. Jackson.
Wilmington, Del.
1.-TWO boxes Of \ 5ers Pills cured mo
OF severe
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Two coxcERrsi two concerts at Jackson
Mound park July ith, 1885, All should
attend
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I'D. SEWARD. op,ician. at Mnliori'a

TELErnoxE your ordcn for Brick to John
Cubbins, Telephone 3S2.
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DRINK Malto for the nerves.

GKr up clubs for Tnr WEEKLY ArrEAt
and secure one Of tho liberal cash prizes
Offered.
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DRINK Malip: Il Is pleasant.

W c, ,rs, ,o rs,sW WISELY ArrKAL
seldom ircaied by,cral cash prizes
"a TOO. short for any oir.
kElHnd All the numerous n.
'ilaan tysiom. Ny trrAtmctis, A fho
kInlcM Aaic and Certain. VIII ~''
your Ordinary business You can.
Iciurn y youf bomrs tho ~mc day .
kiInr Diseases Of tho Var, Nose and
rlc Dirt-.s- grncmlly. Consulta,
bnfencetollfifsf.
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ASSIGNEE SALE.
CLOSING OUT
AT FROM 10 TO Is PER CENT. BELOW EASTERN COST,

The entire stock of the Dreyfus- Marx Stationery
Company, No. IS Union street, consisting of Sta
tionery, Druggists Sundries, Notions, Wrap
ping Paper, Paper Bags, Fancy Goods, Etc. Etc
The stock is being sold out rapidly but some
$4,000 worth remain unsod and must positively
be closed out At ONCE as the business is to be
wound up JulyI Thcattention of Country Mer-
chants is invited TO this sale
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
IL r. A l. H S II A II r.

No. GsOi R-Chanocry Court Of shelby county
1cun-Ocorsc A. Cairncs w }. W. Alexander
ctul
ny virtue of an lntcrlocutory dccrcc for ale. en-
tend IN thu above onusc on the 2ith day of Apri
ISIS N. n o. page 81 viii sell NJ public auction
10 the Highest bidder, IN ifuni Of the clcfk and
masters ofiluc. nj the Main arct cntmuUc Ut ths
court house VI shelby county. Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, Juiy ~, tsss.
within legal hour. the following doscrihcd prop
Cfiy lying aud being In the rnuniy of shelby aud
STATE Oi lcnnncs-cc ON the water. oi iosa llaichlc
and ON the East side thcrcoi, sud bounded "a io
Iowa to.uiI
llsinninE At the southeast corner Of tract oi
i've thousand h.W1l nCrr NJ lrnd granted by The
said Siaic " TcnncSsco IA Anderson 10 carr aud
John q hcl.cmorc by gmni Ma y ri dated iuly
n. ism on The north boundary lluc IL q Tract III
ionI hundrcd liOOl acrs granted by ttid STATE IA
merry rcside.i. running thcnev wvst with the aid
tract bClng alno line OF said grant b. the north
west corner u said four hundIcl (auUl are trart
being aiso corner Of aid nani. thcncc running
north ~ lar that by running ess 70 the east hound
an line Of said grant aud a1uth with the same 10 ths
plncc III beginning ~ will include the complement
of ono hundred aud i've llo5l acrcs which onc hun
drci And i've lual 4 Fart VI s4id sfaui No. - =.
Of July ~ ~, granted W. aniciid to said AndCr
son n Carr and John g. MclnLiuu,
Terms oi saic=On q credit oi IN months. not
bearing Interest with security nqulrrd, redemption
ianvL This 18th day vi June. ls<1
D. n NcliINNi, tirfk and Master.
" ~ TnzeyanL Taylor A Caffoll. Solicitors
aD7.ilgUu
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The Birmingham Baseball club arrived
at IL O'Clock last night, and will play the
Memphis club today at Citizens park.
The batteries win doubtless be Nichols and
McKeough and Shailer and Hellman. II
the attendance is encouraging the Mem
phis club may scratch through until July
4. 1t is to be hoped that big crowd will
attend the game.
The members OF the Memphis base
ball team will find no trouble in securing
good positions. Force, Phelan, Cline and
Reccus willprobably goto Sioux, City, la.
McKeough and Peltz are negotiating with
Rochester. Wally Andrews is wanted at
Louisville and Nicholas at Kansas City.
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A POLICEMAN PuLLEp.

UsE Syrup Of Prunes for constipation
For salo by all druggists.
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Yesterdays League and Association
(sOuScs.

At Pittsburg Pittsburg 0, Chicago 4.
At New York-New York 8, Washing
ton 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Bcs-
ton 2.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 0, Ath-
letics Z.
At Louisville @, Brooklyn /.
observation-disclosures |, Baltimore7.
At Indianapolis--Indianapolis 2, De-
troit o.
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Married

GREEN = BKcKTEL-M Cumberland Prcsby.
terrain church. Juno a issa. Tho Roy. a. a. jonc.
oficiatlns. Mr.. A. O. cnrss and nis nkias G,
nncHrki- a..
<u--t- -. =. xf..tf.-.ls.
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ECZEMA.

Igraiofully acknowledgc cure of fcycma. ~ aali
Rhoun on head, neck, lace, aud lcgH for seven
knees for one year not able 10 help myself fnr ri sht
yean. tried hundrc,is 81 medicines. doctors pro.
bounced my case hopeictg permanently cured BY
the CuTfcurA REuHDfHA
WILL MCDONALD. 25i2 Dearborn g., Chicago.
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Strains. Pains

BABY 3 Ss1 b. cSIiaSs. Grse s1a Ys so.s
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aoii evcrywbcre. Pricr. curicuHA, Tor soar,
2ie.. MSoLyErr. ~. Prepared by the r0TrKn
Dnro AsD CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mas.
90 Send for How 10 Curu Hkln Di-ea-tsY CT
pages. 20 Illustrations and iOo testimonials
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hAS9in the Rack, Kldneys Hip side, OF
Chest relieved IN one minute W the
tutieurn Anti-pria Plaster. The nrnt
NWI and only palm killing plaster. New.
instantaneous, iniaiiiblc. - csnla
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THE MISSISSIPPI MAN HUNT.
Negro Participants in the wahaiak
Shooting shown No Mercy.

WAHALAK, Miss. Dec. IA report has
just reached here that sn armed posse
overlook four negroes, participants ia sun
day nights tragedy. one resisted aud
was riGdled with bullets. The Others were
hanged 70 surrounding trees. The posse
has run down all the negroes whe fed 10
the hills On the night Of the ARRAY There
are az least i other negroes Ia hiding
NES oRLEsSs, Dee. y "A special 70 the
>tGfes from Nsnalak. Miss, says The
trouble between the whites aud blacks Of
this plaee i not yet settled, and serious
trouble aud much bioodshed are sure 10
follow. II = now known that in the past
"A hours al least two nt grOes and perhaps
more have been kiile'i.
Three Of the negroes have been captured
and six more are hedged In so that escape
seems impossible. The prisoners are a. a
dilapidafed frame building called the
White House, 10 mics from here. 0u the
brow Of one Of the highest ranges OF hills
IA the neighboFhood. They are Rader a
strong guard. and the next - hours VIII
determine their fate.
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PORTLAND NEWS.
Maintaining Pilot Eates-An Auda-
eious sAttorney-Chinese Grim
snais,

PORTLAND. Dec l9-The river and bar
pilots are circulating petition asking the
legislature not 10 change the pilofage rates
between Portland and the sea.
committee Of the BOYS aai Girls Aiyi
Society is preparing an ordinance for sub
mission 20 the city council. making IL an
oiTenSe TO send messenger boys to houses OF
iii-repute. There has been much com.
piasut on this account
Patrick J. Banuon. a Young attorney
whom Judge Deady recently Summoned 20
show cause why he should not be pun.
i>hed fer contempt OF court for pracficing
in the United states circuit court without
having been admitted, liled an affidavit
to-day eoufessing his guilt. expressing con.
triton and asking for clemency.
All Foo. an AmeriCaniEed Chinamau,
Sung his arms about young woman
sheIn he met in South Portland the other
night He u a. arrested and sentenced 20
80 days in jail to-day.
An sGey. awaiting trial for murder grow
ing out OF The recent Chinese riot. has ap-
piled to be released on bail.
Yesterday George Baxer. an ex-coByiet.
was arrested Ter stealing two cheap
watches from Thomas Beagh his en-
ployer. He waived examination In the
police court. and was indicted an hour
later. This morning he pleaded guilty in
the criminal court, ana v as sentenced 10
three years ia prison
Allan Il. Slaason. associate editor of the
oreqoniaN, ami Miss Mary Irvine, daughter
OF Hon. r. \. Irvine. were married st the
residence OF the brides parents AZ Albany
10 night.