Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-24

B. Lowenstein's place closed to-day.
No rations will be issued to well folks
in town.
The tramp is hanging around on the
ragged edge,
lSO patients at the city hospital, 80 of
these yellow fever.
The tents are out, but there are some
a. Camp 10 Williams.
Original Lexington ky mustard
pure-at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S.
Sunday services in St. Mary's Cathe-
dral at 1880 and $3.50 am. and $50 p m.
Mr. Jerome Hill sent the Bluff City
Grays two gallons Of whisky and q box
Of cigars.
There is only three white men citizens
Of Grenada now on their feet living at
that place.
Thos. H. Allen, j., who was reported
down with yellow fever at St. Louis, is
out Of danger.
The new conner at Camp 10 Williams
ia named Robert Vale McQuinton, after
the physician in charge.
Rev. DR.. James A. Heard will preach
tomorrow ct IL s.m. at the Georgia
street Methodist Church.
Chelsea Baptist Church, services at II
a m. and Supday-school at 9 q m Jack.
son P. Crews, acting pastor.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad
carries the INDECENT free upon order Of
the citizens relief committee.
Hon. Casey Young and Green Evans,
eolored, we're elected members Of the
citizens relief committee yesterday.
Services to. morrow at Grace Church,
Charles Parsons, rector, at $3.50 a m aud
6 pm. Through the week, evening
prayer at 6 o'clock,
N. D. Menken, D. A. Reahard and A.
c. Cook we're made active members Of
tie Howard Association yesterday, and
are now on duty among the sick.
We are sorry that Miss Lydia, only
child OF Sup't Emile c LaHache, of cot
ton news association, ia sick We sin.
cerely hope she will sooR recover.
This morning At2 o'clock Joshua Mot
ley (colored) was arrested by Constable
Eddins for stealing a mule from Giliort
Locke, Of Raleigh. Proof is quite clear
He is held at Bartlett for Identification
Thursday night last some thieves bore
holes in several places through the fran
grocery Of Mrs. Creed, corner Of DeSot
and Clay streets, but they we're frgbI
ened eff before they could effect an En-
trance.
DR.. Goodyear acknowledges the n
caipt Of $40 from G. A. Thomas, Of No.
) freesboro. for lbe beteft Of the Ancier
Order Of United Wo;kmen. rs has sls
received en- order from J. II. Cnchlol
Of Murfreesboro. for $50 for the bensi
Of Knights Of Honor.
The young man, I'd Moore. rsporls
two or three days ago as having ibs ye
low fever on the steamer Hard Cash,
doing very well. as II turns osl that
did not have the yellow fever. It vi
merely a bilious attack, and be is sb
to sit up. The captain keeps him In
prevent o relapse.
: 1t is a remarkable fact, but true, th
some Of our wealthiest citizens ore Il
, FIRST to take themselves away in time
dang Ar, the last 10 get back and mo
seldom heard from while gone. One
d them telegraphs back a conditional d
3 nation, which really amounts To nothiI
except to get bis name in print.
General W. ] Smiths heroic aclic
in the last few days has called forth e
pressions OF admiration in all direction
he Hundreds of cur people who scarce
to know him personally desire to take hi
as by the hand and thank him for what
M M hal done for the sick and dying Of Gre
e ada. lie has won golden opinions
20 all hands.
We are always ready to give the c
orsd people credit for whatever progre
they makei and only a day or two O.
had something kind to say about the
But the conduct Of some Of them at t
is6 meeting yesterday afternoon was moi
q ing that they or their fiiends can
esi proud Of. On such an occasion it Won
~ at least be expected that good order a
Ieommon courtesy would have been {