Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-13
BREvIrIEs.

NoJs
Oliver, Finnie a Co. have some very
fine Goshen butter, iia q 1as'le aaiili
The German Casino Club will give q
masquerade ball at Cochran Hall to-
morrow evening. 1'1''
Mile Maria Aimee and opera bouffe
troupe at the Memphis Theater next
Monday evening, .s.is5 sa4ss,
The grand Easter ball Of " Our Favor
ties ! will come of at Cochran Hall on
the evening Of the first Of April next.
Joe Locke, the great newsman at 1864
Main street, has all the latest daily pa
pers, weeklies and monthly magazines,
Tempe Eldridge, indicted for stealing
watch from Mrs. DeWolf, was placed
on trial before the Criminal Court to
day.
The Purim masquerade ball at the
Memphis Club Hall, on Monday evening,
the 25th inst, will be most delightful
affair. fa sase 'ai sia ~
The Moses-Taylor homicide investiga-
ton commenced before Esquire Winters
yesterday afternoon, and will beresumed
at two o'clock to-day.
Tho members of the Mechanics In
stitute will take action tomorrow even
ing on the industrial and mechanical
exposition to be held in this city
Ernest Joachim, who was arrested on
the charge of stealing goods from Loew-
enstine, his employer, was sent to Jail by
Justice Winters last evening, in default
of $50, 900 bonds b i.H{ 81
Sothern, leading actor and probably
one Of the best dramatic delineators on
the stage, will commence an engagement
at the Memphis Theater on the first of
April
The sale of seats for the Aimee opera
season commences Thursday mowing at
nine clock, when seats can be only had
for the season. On Saturday morning
will be sold reserved seats for any single
night. e.laai 80.
The United States and Direct Tax
Sales cases will be decided by Judge
Emmons of the United States Circuit
Court tomorrow morning. The equity
and civil cases will be taken up during
the week. saa fii
The latest dates of the Cincinnati
Commercial, Chicago Times and Tri-
bune, St. Louis Democrat and Republi-
can, New York dailies, pictorials and
can be found at Mansford's
news depot, corner of Second and
Monroe. teli sgs Be % "a
Emmons & Son, veteran newsmen, at
No. 10 Jefferson and 40 Main, have the
latest magazines, periodicals, pictorials
and daily newspapers from all points.
Everything in the news, reading and
stationery lines can be found at EN-
mons.
A grand ball will be given, at the
Memphis Club Hall on Monday evening,
9Th of April. The ball will be given
under the auspices Of the Hibernian
Mutual Relief Association, for the benefit
of the brass band now being organized
by the Association.
The number Of negro thieves in this
city is estimated by the police authori-
ties at two thousand. These sneak
thieves would carry off anything, from a
clothes line to a steamboat boiler. Mem
phis and Shelby county sadly needs
work-house, or house of reformation, for
juvenile thieves.
The seventeenth Of March--next Sun
be St. Patrick's day. On that
day the Irish-American societies of this
city will parade through the principal
streets. The procession will move at 8
D clock q m, and will be formed by the
Knights of st. Patrick,
Irish Literary Association and Emmett
Guards, headed by brass bands.
The Cotton Exchange seems to be the
red flag that drives our Union street !
,otemporary into rage. The Cotton
Exchange is in existence, and is in the
iands of the most honorable body of
men in the city, men who compose our
business community, and men who have
made our city the third in rank Of cotton
eceiving points in the world.
Non-explosive oil induced Coroner
doffatt yesterday to hold an inquest on
he body of colored woman, Mollie
Ioskins, who died from the effects of
with burning Oh lamp. The
Ill is to be analysed ~ a chemist for
he purpose of discovering whether or
lot it comes up to the fire test required
" law. If it does the explosion was,
# course, legitimate and proper.
NINE DEMoREsTs Patterns, all kinds,
tyles and sizes, at 2l3 Main st. 1891
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