Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-05
RREYITIEs.
The School Board meets on Monday

ness to-day at two o'clock, ...-..,.....
The wyndbahs win play Robertsco'S'
comedy entitled Ours" to night at the
Memphis Theater.
/ Joe Locke, at 2S6T Maia has daily
papers, pictorials, magazines and news
goods of every description.
The leading magazines and papers,
late novels, diaries, ETC., at Mansford's,
corner Of Second and Monroe. ~ ,
The magistratess Offices are abandoned
at present. the justices being in attend;
ance at the Quarterly Court.
Twoladies, registered voters, support
ed Mr.. johnson yesterday, and assisted
in the defeat OF his Radical opponent.
q Not a fight took place at Or near the
polls yesterday, thanks to the perfect ar
engagements made BY the Chief Of Police.
1.-The question Of The city accepting
stock in the Water-w0rks Company will
be submitted to the votes of the people
tomorrow. nAN niaAsfoJ 's9tfNfl0e
The General Council meets tomorrow
afternoon. The new members will be
sworn in, and many of the old will re-
tire for a season.
DR.. Munsey, Of Baltimore, viii lecture
at the Greenlaw Opera House this
evening before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. Sulject-Man.g a
The citizens of Collierville gave a
grand ballast night, which was attended
by over one hundred ladies and gentle
men from Memphis and other points.
.aT The only startling sensations yester-
day were caused by several runaway
horses that cleared Main, Beal and De
Soto streets Of pedestrians. No serious
damage done. dss5 Siso5 a0
I'VE learn that the steamer City Of
Helena, on which q number of our citi-
zens are to take an. excursion to Helena,
willsnot arrive in port before tomorrow
morning a AR
Mr.. G. H. Martin, the celebrated tenor
singer from Baltimore, who has been the
guest of Mr.. Fprstenheim of this city
for week past, left at noon to-day for
lhis hama @ ieA
Thousands Of dollars we're lost on the
election by John Leagues sanguine
friends yesterday. The greater number
OF bets were won by johnson men on a
Thousand majority. ~ esa ie i'sos'l r
Il1n the first. Circuit Court to-day Judge
T. W. Brown closed his argument on
behalf of the Gayoso Gas Company, in
opposition to the motion for new trial
ti1lthe case of the Gas companyvs Muir
ply and others. sa.3
| The MussoiGrayes. homicide case will
be heard by Esquire Miller at twelve
clock m. next Monday, at which time
the wounded witnesses, Mrs. Groves and
Mrs. Musso, will be able to attend.
The following officers were elected
Yesterday by the Society d UniOne {
FratelaInza Italene; President, A. Vac
| caro-; Vice President, N. Fazzi; secre,
tary, "A. 3. ysccarof Corresponding
Secretary, R. Zenoglio.
The box office will be open Saturday
morning at nine am. for the sale o.
seats for the Lydia Thompson engage
ment. No favors shown; first man i1
viii have choice Of the house, Go early
and secure your seats to avoid the rush
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The following officers we're elected by
he Euphrateso Lodges President, d
81. sseE st.; Vice President, H. Gron.
paue, Y Treasurer, B. Warsherer; Record
ING s., sretary. D. Schlossi Financial
secretar, 7, II, Furstenheim; Monitor, +,
Wolf; Wan den, Sol, Shrierterp 90
y Emmons a Y Son, newsmen, at No. Il
jefferson and 40 Main, street, have re
ceived The late, It pictorials, magazines
foreign newspa, ,ers, novels, Christmas
goods and daily D spers from New Y ork
So s1 Ioou;s. New orle ans, Boston, Chicago
Louisville, Nashville ana other points nus
But II tile business was transacted by
the Re corder this informing. About
twenty intoxicated men, who took toe
much election and whisky yesterday
were discharged from custody to-day
withou having to pay fine, due allow
ance b eng made for excitement and en-
thusias m-two elements Of all elections
Colo mel G. W. Trueheart has been an.
thc,riz. d by the trustees of the Orphans
F. ON e, Lauderdale. Miss, to solicit con con
tribu lions for the fatherless children o p
the c confederate soldiers who gave then
lives Tor the "Lost Cause. He hopes
that 1 he city will respond at least a.
liberal 1y to q ne appeal Of these orphans
az the y did to the Chicago sufferers
His 40 dress is 252 Front street, w
wish 10 add that Colonel Trueheart de
serves o nd enjoys the unlimited conn
dence of the people OF this city
|, WE r, mind on Z readers that at Veto
D. Fuchs, Al Jea. rson street, they cal
be sup piled with g. >nle' hsn' oys,es1
poultry, celery and Al y sneh on snOr
notice. His facilities % tSpPS - ~