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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
Gtcnmboats an1 Railrol15.

CENTRALRAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.--
Brooklyn foot OF Fuiton..t; Jewels Wharf.
5aIO a. m-FOr Pennington. Easton, Allentown Reading
WE a. Sfor High Bridge Branch Eason, Allentown
EGr Pieminyton High Bridge Branch aston Al.
lcntown Reading, larli.huIg Mauch Chunk "tmnsport
Ip' SFor Flemnsto9 Tlston, Allentown Reading Har
8.i5 p m~For Fcmiuson Ea.ton, Wind Gap Naueh
Chuuk 1amaqua Dr,ton WlkISbliie. Seranton' 80.
4$Qp mEor High hridFs BT2nga Elsion Allentown
6:35P mLFor Easton. Allentown Rcading Harrisburg
Maucn Chunk MlkesOaue Nc 80, . g., ~, ~, o.,
SUNDAY trains leave At y g. A. M ~ D. M Tor Bound Brook
town Harrisburg and the west 49, -.oo ,oo o. Oh 81,
ESf g Hg" i65, l6i5 i5a h. iij l:l5 : $50, &
$50 T. 1870 . 5lj, $50 5:ij O. Glj, d:5o = $780, 9:l1, .
For trains to local points Time Tables at stations
~ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Ne Leaye 9t Q Ti5 NV Ri " n, Ioo; .; y; Ia ~,
car, arriving at Atlantic CITY at o. D. m. r.
Kcyport at . sis, 1880 a. M. I'm, >. 40 tp. ~
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Ranchport-For sandy Hook so a M Pm, For
sqs s1l9%' ~ !! A. m. i2m $50 l. 8 p M anu
Via Red Bauk-s:l5 a. IN. for Lakewood, Toms liver
RIVER XtLHNrGciy ana ali station; 70 Bay side ~
N. Tor Lakewood Toms River Elnegit &c
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ForTRENToY and PHiLADELPHIA.
Leave New.IoIk from station C. Il: k.ot sJ;o ~,
a. No. 1880 L. $50 $50 l. ~ p. On sunday at $40 a. m,
5;SO, II p IN. oo ,- "a
4:sU. 5:3O, y. m. On sunday at =: % o. m. 49,.
For Trenton $50. 7.l5, 93O ll:lA $50, f. 4:3O, $780,
T 4 n. ma. SUNDAY $40 al l,j $3.50, l.
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor NeW-HorlN
sta rS az 5Sa 5 f4d Hsn9 0G e ana IL Prem Re-
sunday. at $40 "A. m, j:3O, II p. m.
Third aud beIksts at 5:20 $40 $40 A. m, l. $40
$3.50, 6:25 1880 p; m. sunday az - a. m, $50 p M
From TrcnOnl25, 6:25 sos, 300, 1910 ll;3i a. nr =,
22l, ago, 3d. 720 M sunday-l;2 o25 M 6;l9 p m
Connection made at Jersey city station 10 and from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey city. on. a.. 80,
Tickets sale foot OF Libcrtyst NOS 239 26l 40l,
GA, gj1, 1923 Broadway, and az the principal hotels
4jos and COurt-st, and Annex ONCE JeWeus Wharf,
Brooklyn. go .,, -, $780,,
n. y Transfer Company Dodls Express vii call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, III. L. BALDWIN,
General Manager Gen. Fass Agent
VNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday 70 Boston, at
sos a. M D. (paTlOr attaehed, and 10 ~ with
palace sleeping carsl, --
SUNDAYS az 10 D. m with palace sleeping carsh
Limited tickets TO Boston TALL rail-, 80.
Tickets and par0r sea can e0Dtane at Metroptan
Fifth and Windsor Hotels ticket offices and ~ Grand
Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

MANHNTTAN HALFWAY CONTNVT,
80. n BROADWAY, NV. YORK, oct. o. 1ssl.}
'IVlE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders i'm
l the Manhattan Railway Company, for tho purpose ~
circing Thirteen Directors for the csulne year Three
Inspectors at thr next succeeding election, and O. trtl,
ans urther business That ut before IT, v fr held 40
tie Office Of tc Company, 40 y Broadway Ncw-Yora CI
Oh WEDNESDAY, Eut"nlHra g, 1851, 10 T. O'Clock u.
The IoL Will re open IN o'clock q.
TIC riu-irr books, moss Oh. o. Nil b" TooUcned the
morning Of Thursday. November no. lt D. O'Clock
By order OF the EOI.d o! ulrrrfnr4
+. j.. WORCESTER
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financial.

NNANTED.-A young house desires to ex-
its business facilities and wants Loan Oh $IoOo
time notes Address BUolN kSS. Tribune once
WESTERN BONDS.-InfOrmatiOn furnished
w regarding MUNICIPAL. BONDS OF ILLINOIS, MIS-
SOURI, KANSAS and NEBRASKA; regarlng IIiSaatFH3nn
and value: alsO buyers and sellers OF JOHN f. LED
LEY 4 co. Broad.st. QDrexe Building1 NewYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

| STONE DEALERS, sc We viii lease JON parties
I'm working our quarry old Lyme Connecticut near OCl
able aud tie shore Line RiroU. The stone l.,
rich red pOrphyTy granite similar g" the Egyptian Dut Or
color aud Tor blg and ornamental uses much more
brilliant than the scotch 10 Il tho material Of tle
beautiful Claiming Memorial Churl az Newport send
for circulars. CHA-. J. Ncg L ltDl LYME NOti.
EDWARD L. SALISBURY New-liayen' Conn.
q = nnn WANTED to extend established
- 1.tWJD business have good credit, but require
pctcut business associate Address Box ~ TRIBUNE ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

The market for few of the Southern State IS
sues was unusually active, and prices advanced
sharply A large business was done in Virginia Us
deferred at 1884 32O0197s, North Carolina special
taxes rose to and reacted to 10, and South caro-
lima IS, non fundable, rose to 1913. Louisiana
consols sold up to Co. and Tennessee Is also brought
90. Arkansas rs to the Central Railroad rose from
1884 to 199, the other issues selling at 32l2 and
bid There were no transactions in city bank
stocks.
There were only few changes in the prices OF rail-
road bonds, and the market generally was DUH
Erie second consols however, were strong, with an
advance of per cent to 104, and the funded 5s sofa
at 100. Missouri Kansas and Texas seconds were
only steady at 7S12. Boston, Hartford and Erle
frsts, after selling at G97s, closed at Co. against
89l9 Yesterday. Rome WatertOwn and Ogdensburg
lirsts were per cent higher at o. and Chesapeake
and Ohio currency debts were "a better at G6@i'
Canada Southern frSts were steady az 3Ji2,
New-YOrk Elevated firsts rose TO and Metropol-
tan frsts to o. and seconds rose per cent to 'o
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia issues were
hardly steady at 55aj47s. ST. Paul first, Southern
Minnesota division, were IL lower at 100 ~ ana
Wabash general Is declined to 97os. Denver ana 40
Grande irsts sold at III, and consos were % higher
at 1854 Texas and Pacific incomes rose from |Zi2 10
73l2073 the rsts Rio Grande division beng steady
at 906S97s.
The bank statement shows an increase for every
item except that of loans which are decreased
80 O56 600 and very nearly reflects the actual con
diton at the close of bu Siness yesterday The FOL
lowing are the totals of the statement and changes
FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

Der 20 and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years: o-o 1890 1881
70, .bo rroot s423I273 s343l5l7 sl5i2197
Previously reported. 555l9.073 463O9,4ll 0O'69OiS
r..,.... Ian 40 IA ZIG sl074O.92s s523ll,s45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

In London British consOls are reported steady
and UNCHANGED at % ZIG for both money aud ac-
count. United States bonds are 4 hgher for The
continued IS at 104l2, and for the 8 lbs at llGl2
and unchanged at 1872 for the Is The marNet lor
American railways generally responded 10 Ne>t'r-
days higher quotations in the home markets. but
the Atlantic and Great Western hrss lei the al
vance by a rise from 5J's 20 57lsdJ7.
The Pacific Railway Improvement Company gives
notice that bonds appertaiuing TO the ninth in
stamcnt Of 10 per cent on subscription for the cA-
tension of the Texas and Pacific Railway viii Zee
ready for delivery on and after November ., at the
Office of Woerishoiicr Como. 81 EXchar place.
Ncssrs. Min,ow * Lanier, d Co advertise in an
other column the varOuS securities upon which
they VIII pay in crest in November.
The total movements If flour and grain nj the
principal points for the week ended Oct. =, ISL
and since January l, Tor years 1850 and 1851,
were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
MARYLAND ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER CO.
TncOrpornted nnder the InWs OF INC SIHIe OF Now OF
"Non Assessable." "NO Personal Liability"
President, GILBERT L. HAIGHr.
Vice. President HORACE T.. DILLINGHAM;.
Treasurer CHAs. MINZESHEIMER
Secretary, c. JEROME FIQUET.
TRUSTEES
c y WHITE, GILBERT /. HAGHr,
CHAs MINzBsHEnER THos C. BUCK
JYo. j. KEENAN,. GRO o. JONES,
HORACE f. Dn.IINGHAM.
"NO Personal Liability"

We claim that W. II. MARYLAND has discovered de-
parure in electricity, and has produced most wonderful
Electric Lamp which he granted patent in August
last and which IS the property Of this Company.
The Uniform steadness Of this lamp renders it mmeasuraby
uperor 10 every illuminating In existence We
direct parcu,r attention TO this Distinguishing quality OF
"FREEDOM FROM FLUTTERING OR WATERING,
THE ONLY LIGHT POSSESSING THIS PROPERTY"
Baltimore Philadelphia Boston, etc, want auxiliary
panies for their cities.
The stock from companies would 90 the treasury Of
this company
large resource Of income win be derived from tho manu-
facture Of lamps under this patent for OF hotels theatres
manufactures and for street lighting
The I'd son and United States Electric Light stocks
selling at 81 s6O per share respectively snd
no reason why the stock this Company should
demand at a premium.
limited number Of shares offered for sale by sub
scrption at II per share follows: FIFTY CENTS paya
bile on application balance called for by directors Of the
Company
Full paid stock delivered payment OF 81 per share.
Draw all checks order Of C. Mnzeshencr Treasurer
Subscription open at the following Offices:
WM EUCLID YOUNG. 30 Broadst.
WI. VI. PATTESON ~ CO., 81 Exchange place.
HE DILLINGHAM; & co, I3 Ncw-st
JNO j. KIERNAN, 2 BrOadst
CD MORRISON n CO., GO broadway.
Address for prospectus,
WIN. EUCLID YOUNG,
CMcmbor New-YorS stock Exchange)
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.

Daily except saturday. Of Connecting with early
trains FOR the North and West Sunday touches
Albany.
A REDUCTION OF FARE
IA FALL RIVER LINE
New.YCrk TO rOst0c, So
Newport Fan River 81.
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction 20 al EasterD
Points
Palace Steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Leave New.YOFi daily. Sundays Included az p. rn from
pier - River foot Of Murrly-st Conn ion by
mex Boat from Brooklyn at 4:30 Jersey City p. M.
Tickets may be secured az al Prncipa
s transfer and ticket Offices the Office Pier p and
steamers. GEO l. tONNOh
BORDEN & LOWELL, Ags Gent Pass Agt
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER II, North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL-ST, every WEEK DAY az p
M connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted with
trains North, West and East -.
w. w EN ERlsfT. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

The Sub-Treasury today gained on balance
$50 AS, made up by gains of S77l, 200 coin ana
S., 74S currency Ii also received 100000 gold
com from The san Francisco Mint. Money on call
was in abundant supply, and the bulk OF the new
business was done at per cent; but call loans are
still standing at g per cent, and time money Is
scarce at the full legal rate with commission.
Tue Clearing House statement to-day Is rs follows:
Exchanges S1449S9.371; balances, Ti,s67597.
For the week-EXchanGcs. $sSl, l24,213 balances,
$50. 450, 957. The transactions at the sub Treas
ury covered Receipts, T2,OS2O S2; payments,
81 POI ,634 currency balance, $5,OO9,O2o; com
balance, $76,624,579.
The United States Treasurer now holds United
States bonds 10 secure National bank circulation.
1868 ia, 800; bonds deposited during the week,
81. l69 500; bonds withdrawn during the week
50 292 100. National bank circulation out
ttandinr: Currency notes. $3.50. 2sO,l35
gold notes. $92l.512. The customs re-
CENTS at Washington to-day amounted TO
1867 SGJ and the internal revenue rccclpts To
1861 1872 The Treasurer received $4,000 III
National bank notes for redemption; the total on
such receipts for the week compared with the
same week of $50 being as follows:
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Filming.
CLARK II BOTHWELL,

Roo,s 1G IT, ls 49, No. . Vas,lu-st- cornar Of Wall.
New. York
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF mining properties
oGcr for sale stock OF the following companies "hch
are H Tts' GOLD QUARTZ CoMPANY.-Mncs and mills,
MarpOsa County, California. ,,. -, ,,,o. an, ftis
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COhPAN l'-'iIho' III" "iiA'
Grass Valley, California. - l,,r,,,.,, all. 49,, III,
SATEMO' GOLD QUARTZ COMPANf'-Mlhes ana MIL
LIZZIE sn9sH,1RH'RGRoVE SILVER MINING coMPANY.-Mno
ana sgrniRM6ST SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-Mlnes and
mill. silver Reef Utah. .-.u...,. al. ,., m,
Lewis, Nevada. ...... ,.o,,u,,-v Nina aud mill
SAN BRUNO COPPER IOAFAN i'-'''io "'i' iii'
Lower California a., -. go, ,.-,a,,,,to r,t,t,,
pcrsons DESTROYS OF investing in SAFE ana piohape mining
s tT &c ~ vi go ~ JOnN x boutwell,.
"lbHi-A-N - ~ ~, slIent AMI Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
Business Chances
,pIE ENGLISH COLONY at LIZ llAIs.
= TO nE.TAuEANr KEEPERs.
CONTRADICTIONS,

,an oaera splendid opportunity To any man wanting 10
Ir-t-rI-4 business this ur in connection WIKI an
70 clubhouse. Apply 10 CLOSE BROTHERS - CO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY, }
OFFICE II WALl-sr,.
NEW-YoRK oct 10, 1881
TTHE Board Of Directors have this day de-
cared DIVIDEND $500 600 being three per cent on
the capital stock payable 10 the stockholders OF record On the
10Th Of November next az the office Ot the company
Transfer books viii be closed November T. ana reopehed
November IT, - . . -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
N0RWICH LINE

\ UlN
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Fare reduced Limited tickets to Boston, - -
The new Iron steamer -
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat on the Sound and
tavorite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave 10, North Rivvr, of waite
DesDrOssesst terry daily, except SuuIGys at I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
N,EW.LERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ Via Ranchport- For sandy Hook slja. ma, pm For
Highlands, - 10 am . M, gha to monmouth beach ana
seaUng,L SIS o. m, 12m., $50 1. ?. m,
Via Red Bauk-S.lJ a. M. Tor Lakewood, Ions liver
Barncsat &C. {. D. m. for Lakewood MANCHESTER Toms
River ArLANTIC CITY and all stations TO Bay side p
IN. for Lakewood Toms River Blncgit Gc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

n PASSENGER TRAINS. on and after IA : 1884 VIII
leavedepots footo Cortland and DesDr9, ats AZ 20
a. a. 3:fOD and $3.50 for East1n. Bet 'Aen, Auea
town. Reading Ma1ch Chunk. Wilkesblfrr, I0"ant.
Wavery, Ithaca Geneva, LIONS Buffalo aAl inc West.
Train at for EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown Reading.
Chunk Wilkesbarre and Pittston Pu ran Sleeping
attached 10 $50 train Trains leaving $40 A.
M. ?. m. and 3i0p connect ior Az points N Mahanoy
and HaZletou coal regions +. H., ~ w. On, 9. r. ~
General Eastern Office corner Church and oTt1ndsts.
{. H. CUMMINGS Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
NINg NauE AZ. VI ~

NOIlCE.-EXtenSlOn To south Ferry and all
~ night trains on sixth Avenue line
CnCng November J. 1881, trains the sixth Avenue
lin, will aud south Ferry, and at intervals -
minutes between midnight ami 53O a m.
the Ninth Avenue line VIII not run below Rector
ST. +. X. HAM
q Hu4rlF NFnra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
NEW-YORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL-

For Danbury. Conn, Brewster Carmel h)pac and
mediate stations leave jjthst 53J a. NJ daily and lJ
IN. daily except sunday.
Brewster Carmel Adhopac and intermediate stations leave
lj5th.st 800 D. M daily except sunday
HeIgHts special ami Way leave l5Ihst Dob
m daily except sunday Baggage station, 2i3 M,t 53dsL
The New Transfer Company will call for check bag.
rarr rom h0pIn and resNtNIlCes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
Steamers leave Pier 20 foot Of Warren ST.. N IL. p m
daily except Sundays for Boston via Providence direct
Freight wa either line taken at lowest rates,
u. 3. BABCOCK. President l.. w. FILklNS, q. r. 4gk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER.
cryraL RMLRoaD o. OF NEwJEesElI,
EyAY3yHLE AYD TERRE HAUTR RA!R05AP, Co.. !

EVAN5NILk AND lkklE llAUIb $4,000, ~"
"a PINE-sT, NEW YORK, oct. %, 1881.
TTHE BOARD CT DIRECTORS have declared
4 q seml.aHnua Dividend Of TWO PER CENT, payable
shareholders OF record NOvember5h Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, 90 EXchdngCpace, New YORK. No.
vember The transfer books will close November ON ana
November 20th. L. IL. STORY, secretary 4. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
n tor train. % !oca point. sec Time rabies at stations


Leave at S5 1850 No - M. 3 $3.50. 1, ., g, p.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, p. N. with through
car.. arr vim, at Atlantic city 90 Gjbp n
FOR T. tIOLD @ $40 a. NJ, II ln = j. .. q, p III For
KcypOrt at D. S:lj, 1880 a. M T. me- = 40, d p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

Shares
Sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,

- .sPENGFIEL9 HoLYoKE, NoRrHAMPToS'
&C Steamers leave Pier % T.. r. AZ NJ. aud ll3O ,.
N. Sundays excepted, cOnnectlg with ,1',t train, tr
above intermediate points Tickets soil aad barEaEs
checked Jil Br)It way v ant CDlrt.sf grDJklyl
Excursion ID New Haven ana return - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as thc NEM

H YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement Of trains from Chambers street Depot
9 m.Cincinnati and Chicago Express. Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
6p Daly)-Fast St LOUIS Express, arriving Buffalo
at connecting with fast trains the West and south
west PumaDs best Drawingr room Sleeping Coaches 10
Buffalo. Connects at Turner's for Newburg
p m (Dayl-Paeihc Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati aud
Chicago without changer also Hotel Dining Chicago
II IL L.LnA.. r..tt tortl. 49,
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M Old EsrAnLIsHED. RoUrE. 80 sHoRr -.

DONDUUI, hINWSI UN AND NAI MI
III MOUNTAINS. landing atCOzzens (West POnt Co
wall, NewburG Marlboro. Milton, Poughkeepsle, EsOf
connecting with Ulster aud Delaware and WAIKIKI Val
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w. 81
win,sly3 iay a. D. N. foot Harrison-st, North RI,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-08
SOL C0LEMAH.
RarlIett.Rndge1.

A large number Of gentlemen doing
business in the city have homes in and
about Bartlett.
Several families in search of country
air and country fare have located at
Bartlett for the summer.
The strawberry season just over has
not been very profitable, yet the
growers Of which, and there are a
number, will put in bigger crops next
time.
The literary club is not hourishing
so greenly since the warm weather set
in, but it has not disbanded, and will
soon resume its pleasant meetings.
The beautiful moonlight nights are
just the thing for serenading parties,
and Bartlett's club of young people,
many Of whom possess fine voices, will
improve the opportunity.
The market gardens are in fine con-
dition and very profitable. A great
deal Of the stuff finds its way to Mem
phis, but most Off is shipped to Gin.
cinnati. Green peas and Irish pota-
toes are raised in quantities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-08
goa Main Street.
Police POiufa.

Seventeen cases were tried this fore
noon.
A four. eornered fight between
youngsters was one of the attractions.
A couple of dusky damsels caught it
heavy this forenoon for using bad
language on the streets. Fines i'm
posed in such cases are richly de-
served. \
Throwing slOp in the gutter is one
of the exercises not very profitable to
indulge in. A Beal street stopper
paid just five dollars for it to-day.
A low white woman, Of whom the
neighbors have made bitter com
plants, was fined twenty-five dollars
this morning for keeping a place of
bad reputation. The police have an
eye on several others Of her class.
Only one city convict went to the
island yesterday, and none this morn
ing. Five persons, fined from five to
twenty-five dollars, all paid in court.
The thought Of the island will make
a fine grow out of a barren pocket
quicker than anything else.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-08
THE CITY.
LEDGER LIKES.


New books daily at Williams's.
LEDGER job printing Office, IL Mad
ison street.
New comb honey at Buckham &
Campbelrs.
Brown l. Jones, coal dealers, go
Main street.
All kinds Of job printing executed
at the LEDGER office, l3 Madison.
Memphis and Charleston stock is
quoted at 83l in New York to-day.
Thermometer in the shade here at
sunrise rs degrees. Range yesterday
from IA to 80.
Handsome line Of shades, slightly
finger marked, at very low prices, by
G.. W. Nall, 354 Main street.
Sol Coleman has orders ahead for
No. los, which will exceed 10000.
Dealers would do well to place their
orders early. Next shipment is ex-
pected on the 18th Of June.
The picnic season seems to be on it's
last legs. With the exception of a
few Sunday school picnics held in
quiet shady places outside Of the city
the amusement seems to be about over.
Several prominent railway gentle.
men are in the city and they are mort
or less interested in the road LEADING
north towards Paducah. Mr.. II. W
Smithers Mr.. EE. Norton, are of the
number.
The laying of the stone pavement OF
Main street north of Adams, is pro
crossing finely, and one side Of tn,
street will probably be paved from de.
pot to depot by fall. The stone blocks
are being laid diagonally to avoid ruts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-08

Captain S. 7. Carnes was last night
reelected commander oftheC hickasaw
Guards. W. L. Clapp was promoted
TO be first lieutenant, vice LIT. Camp.
II. Guion was chosen second lieuten-
ant and Rob't Harris third do.
The market is plentifally supplied
with cherries,and other fruits, such as
June apples, plums and raspberries
are beginning to make their appear
ance. The blackberry season is not
far off, and promises to be as good as
usual.
There are a number Of murder cases
on the criminal court docket, some OF
them committed five to eight years
ago. It is a singular fact that the ev-
idence in the latter cases is more con-
vincing than in the more recent occur
rences.
Pleasant southerly breezes prevail
to-day. Yesterday the winds were
from the southeast, south and south
west throughout the day, it being
warm and close during the afternoon
and night, but pleasant and enjoyable
after dark.
Small fishing parties bound for the
Arkansaw lakes, can be seen almost
any morning about sunrise negotia-
ting for a skif at the waters edge, and
also making a philosophical bargain
for fish, to be delivered on their way
home, in case they should be unsuc
cessful.
The number Of citizens packing
their trunks for summer resorts is not
near so large as usual, this summer.
Those who have tried it and know
consider the comforts of home, in a
moderately warm location, preferable
to the hustle and Inconvenience of life
at the springs.
The protest of the Memphis Bycicle
club against the ordinance prohibiting
their sport upon thepublic streets and
highways Inside the city limits didn't
create much of a sensatisn in the
council. The ordinance has passed a.
first reading and will doubtless become
a law at the meeting of the council
tomorrow. 1t is a popular move
ment, and the byciclers must 60.
An area of depression in the baron.
eter prevailed last night from Kansas
to the middle states, and occasional
rains are probable along the Ohio
valley. Cincinnati enjoyed nearly an
inch anda half Of rain last night, and
a thunder storm prevailed there at
sunrise this morning. 1t was also
threatening at V~icksburg, and other
in the southwest. As showers
have fallen nearly all over the country,
it is possible we may have a refreshing
one here within the next twentylfour