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MEETINGS..

EAST.END BENEFICIAL AND so.
IL CIAL SOCIETY, NO 2.-Oflicers and mem
bers Of this Society are hereby specially notned 10
attend a regular meeting at their ball ON MONDAY
EVENING, 30th instant. AZ O'Clock Il. NJ. Flee:
lion OF officers and other important business VIII
be transacted. Members must come prepared 10
nav their dues, as there viii be no meeting June
9th. on account OF the excursion
BY order OF G. &. THON, Pre- ident.
nv 2g-lK j. T.. CREERY, Secretary.
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LIME. PLASTER, CEMENT. &e.

OCKLAND LIME, ROCKLAND
III LIME.--3,00o barrels from the celebrated
head OF tho list wherev.r It has been introduced,
aud has no superior; 1000 barrels best Rossnd al
Hydraulic Cement; 1000 barrels Calcined Plaster,
Land-pIaster ground fresh every day from best
Nova Scotia Lump, put up IN new bags; SEND for
prices. WARNER MQOP.E,
foot Of Seventeenth slgeel south side Dock.
p29 uel4
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NJ LEWIS HALL.-Mr. WILEY
JOINS Is expected to preach At Levy's Hall TO DAY
Sunday. May 29thl at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 81
O'Clock +. NJ. Subject IN the morning, = The Pre-
requisites OF Baptism - subject in the afternoon,
"The Adoption"
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M LARGE PURCHASES!
GREAT RED UCTIO Ms.
80 ssssfsf' - y ~
COHEN BROTHERS.

COHEN BROTHERS.
.........'..'...''''''
Never in the history Of our business have we been
euabed to make reductions equal to our present Of
ferlng Our prices for the coming week will be re-
gardess of all previous values.
THE REDUCTION
applies TO goods In every department throughout
our house. We quote, i'm part
ALL.WOOL ~ INCH NUNS YELLING at 48c. a
yard reduced from SOC:
SFLF.PLAINS NUNS YELLING at csc. reduced
from 81 yards
CHECKED ENGLISH DRESS FABRICS at l9c a
yard, former price 35c.:
In all the various styles of BUNTINGS we have
been enabled to make sweeping reductions.
SILKS.
SUMNER SILK-Onc large lot. consisting Of silks
that have been 80, CO. IS, and s5c yard. This
entire lot viii be sold al 42c yard;
one lot Of 27-INCH ALL.SILK FOULARDS,
ranging in value from soc. TO upward- Of 81.
This entire lot viii be sold at soc. yard.
Great bargains i'm
SURAH SILKS,
FANCY SURAH SILKS,
DRESS SATINS,
SURAH SATINS,
SATIN DE LYONS,
COLOpED DRESS SILKS,
GAUZE SILKS,
BROCADE SILKS,
aud many other Silk materials.
We W II also offer at
UNPRECEDENTED PRICES
BLACK SILKS which have been purchased at one
half their regular value. They consist. In part Of
GUtNET, BELLONS, and POUSONs, Lyonese
manufacture We mention one lot at Sl.25 yard,
the regular value Of which is upwards Of ~.
our other department. will be equally attractive
this week. Large and judicious purchases have been
Issde.
Special attractions in the
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT..
lmy 2l-Sa,su&TbI
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
For The present season we are provided for a great
demand in DOTTED aud FIGURED swiss MUS
LINS, LIN0N DE DACCA, LINEN LAWNS
ORGANIZES. PERSIAN LAWNS NULL MUS
LINS, PGQUES, JACONETS, TARLATANs,
CAMBRIA :, and MAZALIAS. These goods we
can sell as low a. any house In The country.
LADIES' MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR
in immense variety Of styles and prices, ranging
from soc. 10 $3.50;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS and DRAWERS
ransing In cost from 25c. TO $780,
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS al lowest rates.
SUMNER SILKS.
Our stocks have just bten replenished by large
additions and we now eau show the most atiractly
variety, ranging In cost from Soc TO tt.25.
BLACK SILKS.
We continue 20 make specially Of this branch .
our establishment. and give the very best values
Especial attention is called TO
BLACK SILK at $50,
BLACK MOURNING SILK al sI.4O.
LACES IA ali new styles aud In immense yarietys
LINENS, DAMASKS, TOWELS;
DOMESYICs at lowest cash rates;
LAWNS. ORGANIZES, and JACONET, rus
opened;
CARBtA1C MOUTH-WAsH, fgr sale by
CARDOZo. ALs0P.. MOSBY & CO..
toURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE i GO.
fmy 22-eo4
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History proves that the greatest cities are
inland cities. London, Paris, and Pekin
nrc examples. Rome, at the height OF It's
power, was an inland city.-RufaS Hatch,
Of Nem York.
True for you, Uncle RUFUS.
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DAMASk CLOTHS.
We ask the attention Of housekeepers 10 a large
aud varied stock OF DAMASK CLOTHS, from the
finest loom In the world. These are specially adapt
ed for rine retail trade, and are confined 10 cur
houses for the city OF Richmond. They measure 2,
~, 3, and 3. yards In length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant and lhe
NAPKINS aud DOILiES can be found exaety to
match.
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2 cases FAsT-COLoR Lawns Just received. at
os p lee. rAsT- COLOR LAWNS jus, received, at
1as p oec; srAsT COLOR LAWNS Just received.
A eases BEST sIDF-BAND and LACE
sTRfPED LAWAs, at 12tsc.: -.
los pieces COLORED LINEN LAWNS Mt l2h
and 25c.
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MILLINERY.
T FADING MILLINERY ESTAB- -,8s
IL LIsHMENT OF RICHMOND. XH4E
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY on MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.
MILLINERY.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED EX-
CLUsIyELY TO THESE BRANCHES.
We contend that our goods this season surpass H.
pont OF beauty md elegance everything tn this eitys
AZ prices that VIII come within the reach oil all lu
TRIMMED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS
ftd,ons taste We employ only practical and The
most skiful mtlliners. Our assortment or
RICH FLOWERS. FEATuERSy KiBBuSS,
LACES, and TRIMMINGS,
m,ist he seen 10 be appreciated. Our department
HOSIERY, GLOVES, pARASOLS, AND
GENERAL FANCY GOODS
osr unusual attractions this season at sytcay sow
Persons who have not vet visited our establish
ment since cur NEW OPENING should inspectsn
price our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
XOLFORp 4 siIlLBERG,
$40 Broad street,
Ap22 between FifIh and SIKH
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ROPEAN STEAMSHIP /t@-N
IA TICKETS. s~ss-s
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCN,
IOOn MAIN STREET.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following urst-class ocean ,'.'
sBip lines from Boston, Nev. YORK. Phiadelpha
Baltimore. 10 Europe CI'NARD. WHITE t.
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, SIiON, INNAN. tN
NAN. RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GLRM -
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN. and = =
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. 5r1 h'.
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOSD-CIAks, 81
srERRAGE TfCsSr - 10 and from AL IN pro. g.
points IN Europe. ENcErsion tickets ~ MI.
rates. Siate-rooms stQSled In advance. ~
going 10 EuroUe al Guelug for their fsiends
do well 10 communicate with the un-sfsigu'i
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad agG sieaAl
tickets 10 All r.fHts in the United Sisscs dlg1 81
ada Rates si,Ine as "a depOts and genera oil
a. fronhle 10 answer ,ssesiiOns waite tO,cs cal
\. W. GAkiesR.
Cens1.I R3ir0d and >tcaush.p Agent.
1000 Main street, R.ehInaad, Va
,uv I--dEW3m
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SPECIALLY Low RATES To CHURCH., 3.
TARY. ANDO1HER tNt | k>loNe To-
OLD POINT, NOR fpih. st.
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk Portn
Smlthreld, and Hampton; Washington, j.
Newberne, Washington, anc TtrborO'. y. { .f-
all points In Eastern NORTH Carolina; also, ;or -
eru shore OF Virginia, Old Point, aud AT ft-
landings on James river, al LOWEST IA t'
and through bills issued. l.. n. TAliN.
my IL SunerIuL.uLl =
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NJ NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 40 I.
WE DEFY COMPETITION. ybS1es
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL and DRkSS-liATS.
SCHOOL and SAILOR-HATS from zoe. up
NEW STOCK OF FLOWERS.
STRAWs, LEGH0RNS,
CHIPS, FAYALS, &c.
For real bargains go TO
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 Broad street.
Also, Just received new stock of
DRESS-TRiMMlNGS,
PRINCES, LACBS, &c.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Wholesale and retail. my 81
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cases BEST sIDF-BAND and LACE
STRIPED Lawns, at 125c.: a.,
los pieces COLORED LINEN LAWNS at l2'
WHITE GOODsi WHITE GooDsi
"a pieces WHITE LINEN LAWS at 12x, les
24o pieces LINEN DEDAcCA at 20,25' 3d. 80
q, p aec:, CREAM EMBROIDERED .swIssEs,
W Something eiegan, aud new. from 20 70 soc.
SO pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUsLlNs
, oul, line Of PERSIAN and PRfNCH MULLs,
FRENCH sWlsSts, NAINsQOK. and CHECK
ED MUsLiNe, and other White Goods al very
low prices.
Another iaslpa, arye WHITE Wifi and BLACK
LACEs. vERMICELLI. LANGUtDOC, VA
LESG Iarse Iioe Of sWiss NAINsooK, and
CAMBRIC ENB2oIDERiEs, at extremely low
prices.
BLACK GoODsl BLACK GOODS
We will open over 100 pieces DLAC ,KT GAsh-
MESE,sv; F TnMIss pf fhSSa LACE BUs:
iNGS. PLAIN. CHECKED. and BROCApED
GRESAUINEs. and other Black Goods, "hich
viii pay TO look al.
SILKS, sATINs, BROCADEs.
Az We are ar xlous TO reduce Our stock In these
goods, We have marked them ~ p cfhs ve,om ~
regular prIc.s In order to make them sell rapidly
and 10 give our customers chance 10 secure par
gains. ,. ,onns, xoyrrrtrs,
We have marked oGr entire stock OF DRESS
GOODS, NOVELTIES, and TERMINUS AZ co-
sing.ou prices, as we wish to close them ior the
PARAsOLsl FANS! MITTS!
FIftes n hundred PARASOLS from soc. TO $40
Having bought very largely at low prices, we are
enabled TO give our customers Parasols at lower
prices than ever. l25 dozen FANS from Zoe to
as apiece embracing the finest aud cheapest Inc IN
The civ: 2S dozen handsome SILK LACE MITTs
nj 5Oc.; 81 dozen handsome SILK LACE MIrTS
at 75r.: 10 dozen handsome SILK LACE MlIIS
at 81: l3 dozen handsome SILK LACE MlTTS
at Al 25-lncuding all the new shades Also, black
and white. Give us n call on Parasols, Fans, and
Mtts. .,-.,-
EIghty-twO dozen Ladies and Gentlemen's
GAUZE and SUMNER MtRINO UNDERWEAR
at low prices nj THALHIMER BROTHERS..
my zS-Sa Sn&W
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To J. w. j.: You did not send us the
entire speech.
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BtsAN FOR HIRE
HORSES FOR SALE.

E0R SALE.--I have lust arrived X,
4 with pair OF NICE YOUNG MARI :, -
rios and drive we'd; aay lady can ride ineu'i 30
sa rare chance Ter party wsntlns gOcu ~ .
bic horses. My horses are at Mr.. Nilllam " 4, ID
stable, and | can be- found at Messls. H. o. !ir,,.
ZERO Co.'S ofsec, No, III south t%sssptgtr
my 2e Of 0Teene s''T''
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What n Thought at Washington of
the Political Mutation.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Alexandria Gazette says: The impression
bcre respecting the result OF Yesterdays
elections In Virginia j. thar they foresbadow
the anDibilatIon OF AahOneism next fan.
There Is no doubt that The Mshobe!tes are
at SKIES and seyens as regards both the plat.
form and The tickets they shall sd0fs at theiy
State Convention TO be held Ia Richmond
next week.
PROM ALBANY.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun says: Private information
fiom Albany Ii to the effect that the plan Is
agi;atcd OF having the Legislature take 9
recess for month or two; that In the NEAR
time the Republican voters OF the State hav,
the opportunity TO express their opinion a.
between Messrs. Conk.ing aud Plat and thu
Administration; and that the Legislature
on rtSssembling, respect the opinion thu
expressed, and select senators accordingly
This plan may be In contemplation, as re
ported, but II Is not at all likely TO b
adopted, as IL Is impracticable.
RsDpLgBEEGER AND THE 0ovERSoRsBip.
The same says: general Malone expect
TO leave here for Richmond on Sunday, 81
the Reputation State Convention meets II
that city next week. Persons who profess
10 be iziormed assert that Mr.. Riddieberge
will be made the candidate for Governor
although the friends Of Colonel Cameron
think that empty honor. II 1t Is proper Il
be called ~ honor, will fall to him.
---Gs--
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH. 1sMs
/ aOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM 5&k3znss
SNIP LlSE.--krR PHilACELpbIA, FAIs
RIVER lyyD ys{E EAST VIA FkLL RlN ta
THRtE TiMEs A WEEK.-rpth further
tise'Yhe s,esInss OF thir inc viii make tci-w,,
THURslAYs aud SATURDAY. and RishHo.l
every TUESDAY,, FRIDAY, snd SUNDAY, eos
Meeting at Ph'sadelphia vita, 4iydef 'ew Ent -
Line for fnt. River.
Qlssk TcIE-fREQVSSr DEt .-ETUEL''
LQNEST RATES.
yrs.Sht received daily u3ui5 O'clock r. VI.
JAiliS W. NCgARRit =
General Scat Gro Agent, RiChmont. ~
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.
General AsgAssia;
ro2s va. t3S>eh Whsrvss. prAde'0t
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:. Tit for Tat 4" hasn't pierced our armor
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We have received copy OF the Catalogue
Of Randolph Macon College for the collie
giale year lSS0-'Sl.
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OLD POINT,
sMITHFlELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAM :
CITY or RICHMOND
carrying United states NALL

carrying United states NALL
2. c. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY al q A. IL for aioye-lamed OIL .-.
connecting at Portsmouth With tlr BAY Line say.
afternoon. which arrives ~ oid Point ~ $50 w.
aud at baltimore next morgu< "a full Time iol b.
A. NJ train FOR Philadeiplid, =" HrS and Bo,i i.
Returning the steamer lrly,a Nuriph tt tNDAl
THURSDAY, and StTJ RDAi 40 ;. VI, A.
irving here about L. VI.
Fare 10 Norfolk 80 o.
Fare ronnd triD on!y............-... NN
Fare 20 Baltimore. N'
rare 10 Pnliadtipn .....-.-.s-' ..'.t.tt't
Fare 20 New fork.........,........ ....-..... L.
Fare 10 '
Through tickets on sale ou steamer tiii "i o
mond aud Al CARRIERS Agencv, 1000 Man stI',t
Baggage checked through.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~,
" COMPANY. .s2s&=.s 4.
FOR NEW YORK.

This cOmDany VIII dispatch one N tIeir fpoU1 !
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WIANOkf. MAJ
HAITIAN, and RTCHMOND-eyery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at l.. NJ. aud SUNDAY a. : \. VI.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS al +. VI. from Pier %
NEW Dumberl. foot or Beach street. North river.
They have splendid saloons, st1tc-r0 lms, and bl'
rooms.
The fare, accommodation. and attentions are aa-
surpassed.
ands7.
Freishs for points beyond New York for@arla .
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua 1.
penses incurred.
Freighs received until O'Clock i. VI. daily.
For fui Their information apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Ageu'-.
NV Ofii.e CompIu.'s wharVeS, Rn,kffs
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FOR NORFOLK, BALTI-ef~.I

MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAM.
INGs on JAMES RIVER,
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WEAR, and cali special attention to our great re-
auctions IN FANCY SILKS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
Fresh oysters and Celery,
received daily per express.
mvIcT0n D. FUCHS,
30 and Al Jefferson. y
The B~HHnstrels.

A large though not q crushing audi
enoe assembled at the Theater last
night TO witness the first entertainment
ofthc HHeutz- Santloy Novelty Company.
AS usual, where it is expected that
the air will DO full of legs, the audi
encc was mostly composed Of men,
young ones, middle-aged ditto, old
and iatherly-lOoking with grown up
and married children, and many
married men. -Four or Eve
ladies gaced the auditorium,
all married ones, and escorted
by their husbands. A notable
feature was the apparent fact that the
majority Of the spectators manifested
a strong desire to occupy seats as close
to the front as possible, The enter
tainment proved to DO of a varied
order, including feats Of agility, jig
dancing, singing, funny antics Of many
kinds, and jolly actions Of an amusing
description. The female performers
are all plump, pretty and playful, while
their performances we're exceedingly
graceful and, in the main, pleasing.
The weakest part of their programme
was the solo singing. They all did
fairly we'll in choruses, but the solos
we're thin aud slender. The costumes
of the feminines we're bright, neat
and generally airy, exhibiting the full
shape Of the wearers, but we're no
more calculated to offend the most
delicate taste han is usually to be
soon at any equestrian entertainment.
The company will appear for the sec
ond time tonight, and the programme
will be fully rendered. The Rentz-
Santley party arc under close and care.
full discipline. They play at Nashville
tomorrow night.
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r SMITHS BOND
at $4,000 This Forenoon
by Judge HOrrigan.

Application for bail in behalf oil
Mrs. Mary j. Smith, for murder, was
was made in the Criminal Court this
forenoon. Her bond was fixed at
$15, 900, and trial set for next month,
Mrs. Smith had not given bond at
noon, and at that hour was still in jail,
though the impression prevails that
she will do so later, and perhaps be
released before night, as she has prop
erty worth fully that amount.
Mrs. Smith was sent to Jail
on the 3lst Of October, and has been
confined there eyer since. She had a
room apart from the main cells fur
nished with home comforts. Her
husband, Mr.. J. N. Smith, remained
With her at night, occupying the same
room. Her meals were sent to her
regularly from a hotel. Those who
have visited her say she bore herself
with remarkable fortitude and seemed
to be calmly awaiting the fual result.
The reward originally offered by
the Governor Of 5000 for the arrest
and conviction Of Hanson has been
changed and one hundred is now
offered for the arrest, with q like
amount fer conviction.
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Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
PILSNER EXPORT BEER,
FRITZ's sALOOS, $40 Main. 81
Nnnnda.

1t took the old Mendelsshon
musical club nearly a dozen years to
educate a few thousand people Of this
city unto an appreciation Of the spark
ling music Of Flotow, as expressed in
his opera Of" Martha" the brilliantairs
Of Bale as given in THE Bohemian
Girl, and the frothy sweets of Auber
as illustrated in FRA Diayalo." The
inhabitants Of New York required
more than fifteen years Of hard work
from Theodore Thomas before enough
ofthem could be drummed together TO
make an ap~preciative audience, re.
spectacle in number. And yet VIC
have musical enthusiasts here who
would have US repudiate the house,
hold melodies and heart songs which
We have admired from childhood for
the classic and lustrous compositions
of the great masters. We will doubt
less learn to like the magnificent
melody Of Wagner and similar com
posers after VIC have tired Of easier
and sweeter chimes, but it will DO a
generation or two hence when the
masses have a chance TO DO better cdu-
Gated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

1.-THE theater took only half the.
usual supply of gas last night" re-
marked one Of the spectators to a
friend this forenoon. "Why?" was
asked. Because the bald heads in
the parquette acted as reaectors, and
made up the deficiency" was the
fa%cetious reply.
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IUSr RECEIVEDI
Another lot of
Cashmere Capes.
Real Lsca Collars,
FIchus and Hdkfs.
Ladies' Linen and
Percale Collars,
At prices 20 suit the times.
GERBER a. METTE,
267 Main street, 76t
IUsr RECEIVEDI
A Dnngeroua Practicc.


The dangerous practice of fast driv-
ing is one which well deserves to be
regulated by the police, and the fines
imposed on several reckless drivers
during the past month will doubtless
have a salutary effect. The last arrest
for this offense was made yesterday
evening. Officer Conway heard a ter
rife noise on Beale street, and noticed
a wagon approaching at a rapid rate,
people scampering out Of the road,
and confusion generally holding sway.
His first impression that it was a run
away was erroneous, as moment later
a darby named Willis Wade dashed
past him, whipping his horse at every
jump, and entirely disregarded the
officers cry for him to halt. Conway
followed him several blocks, and
finally arrested him. He was locked
up for trial, and alterward released on
forfeit.
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LEDGER Z


Dehesa %raisins. Lytle & Shields.
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace.
Brown Il Jones, coal dealers, 80
Main street.
Best coal oil at zoe per gallon at
S. L. Moore & Co.
Main street stores are donning their
holiday garb.
The orphans will be admitted free
on Friday to the walking match.
Sultana r%aisins, %curranls, citron.
figs and dates, at Lyle & Shields.
The bets won by Frank Hart, on
exhibition at Leidy's, attracted crowds
forenoon.
Best Ho digit oil. vaicr Vi lie. Il
25c per gallon az s. J. Ncorc x Co.,
corner fernando and Yanesstreets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06

Angerona Lodge No. 1853, f. and A.
NJ, held an annual meeting and
elected officers for the ensuing Ma
sonic year as follows. John Beamish,
w. NJ; I. J. Graham, L. W.; S. A.
Taylor, j. W.; Marcus Jones, Treas
urer; D. G. Trader, Secretary; Q. w.
Mosby, S. D., W. A.. Bernard, j D.
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Lodge 1. O. g. u.

will give a public entertainment at
Temperance Hall, 3O2 Main street.
Music by quartette, Miss Walton and
Mrs. Fits. Prof, Strelezki will pre-
side at piano. Tickets, 80 cents.
To conclude with a hop.
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WADE'S S~PECIALTYt
Pants TO order, five dollars.
satisfaction guaranteed.
X. WADE,
IS North Court street. %
No Speakee Chinee.

The need of an interpreter is often
felt in the police court. Foreigners
are at all times arrested, who are un-
able to speak a word of English, and
some outsider, utterly ignorant Of the
forms Of law, and whose translation is
often unreliable, is called upon to act
as interpreter. An interpreter, paid
by the city, under bond and thorough
ly reliable, would be quite an aid. The
court no speakee Chinoe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
GenernI Knpatrick Dead..

WASHINGTON, December 6.-Infor-
nation has been received here Of the
death Of General Fitzpatrick, Minister
to Chill. He died at Santiago n
Sunday last.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
POLICE POINTS.

Eleven arrests were made yester-
day.
A bookblack went down for a
week for stealing an empty barrel.
The consumption of fuel at the sta
ton house will be large this winter on
account of new heating apparatus.
Louis Sims will be asked to toe the
mark this evening aud show cause
why be should beat his wife and break
up a church.
Pat Carrigan and John Sick, a
couple 0 famateur pugilist, iorkcd over
a two dollar bill each for fighting.
A darby never knows how many
friends be has until he is calaboosed,
Then they swarm upon him, but too
often the incentive is only one Of curl
osity.
The number Of arrests made for
failing to comply with sanitary regula-
tons is decreasing, and a disposition
is shown on the part Of all to keep
their premises clean.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-06
SELLING
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hundreds Of delightful little nothings.
keeping their parents and their friends
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The reader loses himself il the book
and is sorry when it is finished, and
the little fellows close their eyes in
sleep at last.