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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-10-22


The stars came out one by one that
night, and winked and blinked az
strange figure stalking through the loL,
est. He had a sleeping child on each
arm. and yet carried his gun ready 70
fire at an instant's notice. TrudglhS
on, he muttered to himself:
"Well, old Joe, you've bagged al
sort O. game in this ere forest, anu
trapped most everything agoin. pu,
you amt never had such rare BIT 0
luck as this. No wonder stood there
on the edge of the timber-land, listen
ing to | didn't know what! Reckon
here's a couple o. skins how'll be putty
popular at one market It any RATE
fetch most any price you could name
but I'll let 'em go cheap; all the pay
want for these ere critters is jest "
hear the kissesof them poor frightenea
Hello! there's alight! What, ahoy'
Neighbor, hello! hellornali 81
SCOT EN- bothr' he shouted, as three
figures, two men and woman, calIiY
in sight through the starlight IAN
right-Got 'em bothr'
The children are awake now. Wha'
sobs, what laughter what broken worIs
OF love and joy, fall upon the midnign'
air! And through all, Winnie. Won
dering and thrilled with strange hapPl,,
ness, Us saying to herself: II knew Uou
would show us the way home''-o|
Nicholas. .l W
, 1881-04-17
10 RENT-HOUSES,


o ne>r ,SestTeo ~ Ra1PH - npAnFv
~; tsEE ss,,a.., Hoom Il: ~ A14N11101'
~, v,ueennesav. gGa5 sestorg and basement s.one-
from - w 49,. ,...z~n. 49,. 49,
~ Ssl FoFest-av stoF' ano basement of'et' DICK
2s.ory - ana osssTsn; S brick
sns and
o;; s;:;e .s sns .se,
I T. ny !: fs s@s @aa
Gs;;.ss "a SISyssy SS. o ssssaa door,
~ Thirty -hfth-ss-' nj WEss :'n second aooE'
=, IS and % ~ wa1rsr.a, m r stor5 and basement betA
- .; a'.a - wess kdan.,.t a.;soy and Dasemen.
0!;St S sa so 'rss ;sA sss'asnes and
Srng1ds " and @ nss!h r,rr,,, ...,,rx md n,,a,ent
b!'sfs i; IT,. .-.,o~1 md ,,.a,nso. brick.
u sn1an, E9o!. ax1nr1 ann sna SnsemsnI brick
Il West wash'ns'aa-sI, 3ssoF5 and basement
~ g West w"sh'nss0n-'t' :'tor' md basement
50 ify.nx;paee, ::s,ory and M basement o,!sf s,,,
~ south MoEan-st s,o5y ana d g.,smgnt o5,ck
SsfS SsSssn.ss ;s;o5y Syy,iF. tfs@x 5sa'
s ana 5Winti.r.p-plaesG - x-stoey % bricks
ia / a.hmnd H. J-slurY bricx j rooms,
- snd sna M st GHo frans eossye
= AsSretast. stu1:en,ssi .fs!ns ssssy syas fraa,a
- 81 1vest e I1nrr,:,n.st frnme ruilage.
IS; :s9 wss wsss haIeesi. frane cottage si.d barn
III liz ssIsrs st md .scand n"ors Tooas ZACH
IL W.. EaEsSss. basement and aEst aoof aas
uPpsr , ssE sooF. hrs. md second uoo1.
~ m .na ~ rn,,sr,on:s S1hE.L !:.Io,, fr,ue.
?isedx sisk st.. :.ssory GtieE III twv families:
,I,st = and l nelawa'=-p4es. as:os' and basement
~ Sos snH e1ck eonm
@S' Hossa e'a3A-s' sijnuHtBAS. S. Aoo'AS'
yaa s s;sy
nfiT mTds srk as stos5 tame fnsns On South
r5 na5 w;s % and aStnaa S9usa pax road and
co9asi's:sI ~. $780, a..,,n. !, ~.
oest A. ssau e
"A wsnx ,akf sonss M
noess fro dspot Ali OF there houses viii b rented
% brick house. easy walk to
IN -, s,, md 81 SToR5H West Ssa,,on-,t With living
-rae,x ~, ~ Il ran1 en1 Hn0 ~ "es' ''A'N "
- Wi Msasoa.ss stosy bteh sq'!d!nx ,,s'na oo.
mn n mo 3 * sra.ssf lars double esnitahlo for
S:s:::; :s .ns,: once On MAN. door,
RIO nEXT-BY J. c. a1AGIIL, 50 wAsH-
- = IL 1ns'0n.ss; = WEST SIDE SIDE: o,,.,nn ,,.,,,..
'as t1snn sSSa's-'e' ns@. s.'ss' ~
aHTl North Eheldun-s-, history marble 1ront
-E:s f$sss f$ssssx: s,;sSs ss;ssss:
G-ES WesI Coneress-sL. stone front
WI VIZ as9ssse,' ss stsae from.
G-ss. Vi est Adums-st, house, large lot, and harn-
S l unisn . On fssH I Place 5-ssesy frame; barn
U-l22 Sanguuson-st frame house:
S3-3D MunFoe-st. 0cta1on marble 11ons' oa1u-
ErN SeeleJ-nv., lu-ruom brick.
6-3l7 San.a,uun-t1. stune-iront.
G]-tt] Adams ST. S"Aaosy Ad!u
frout-
|ol0 C0nSrtss-5*, 2-stoFy anu caAae aRtSa&u 4bon@
frnnt-
55-10l Monroe-st. etone 'front.'
tv-SH AdA1!s-*t brtck- ,.
35-CoFuer Jncxson-s- ana o9uea-s''
A-A:S IT. Adnms-st: @ conase. a;:a.
, 1881-04-17

ITO PENTHOUSE 2o,4 CALUMEr-AV-,
L l2 ruu1us, with all tnudartt improvements H. L,
GAIT. II IttMrht.rn-aI.. kUOln2
, 1881-04-17

TITO KENr-AI35 STASTON-AF., TWO
story and basement house; prize $j Or Will rent
thu upper ncors !Ur s22. MEAD CUE. l49 la
HnTI
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT - AKTLY-FURNISIIED s.
L. rUom house, No. 3El lndiauu-nv. Apply ut 33l1
Att
, 1881-04-17

.TO KENT-A HANDSOMELY FUR
L nishe1 suite Of four rouns amt alcuve. On Sec
ollu t1uur front dwelling on South -ade feaf
steuu urse furniture new, ana HEst-cnss;
MI ma t;t II un-fly
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-NO. 14:36 6MIC1ilGAN-AV.-a
barn. Frice, tl,tsW. MEAD Il CuE, llt Lit aalc.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-FUENISIIED HOUSE ON
L West side to slun 1unIi;y with good references,
Inquire uf LYMAN i. TlElEAuK, Kuuu4 |. liz South
, 1881-04-17

ITO KENr-340s SOUTH DEARBORN
l. st.. .-story and basement brick, ~ ruo,s. IL 4.
iLvOUtiC CHI, ii UeurhGrli-st.. RtaGI IL.
, 1881-04-17

ITO REST-DWELLING WITH
L bnrus, 40 and .tG: WnUAshlv.; very desirable
onIy s,ualI fniits. flent Sh peT ulun.n Inquire
Ot owner, t. D. MUofiEK. photographer, Ii olAtc-st-
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENr-97 TWENTY-FlFTII-ST.. 4
i cot1use OF i rooms: >lIi Room l., l19 La Salle-
st frum i. to Z. Al. IL. BASS.
, 1881-04-17

RIO RENT-NO. 2Sl9 NICllIGAN-AV.- s.
J. sLuty nn1 basement stone front, III ruOins THts
Is residence uru will 10 rented ~ private
lai!ily only. M4.AU = GOE, ~ 1a 5a.!e-st
, 1881-04-17

ITO HENT-25l3 INDlANA-AV.; HAS
dining, O.,n,, iuruss. kctlcIl sleeping-ro0m nnd
bAlh On 1irsl ;tuur. 4 su cH7 atAte-sl.; very nice
ft,t " ii. cIlltl.ER. Ii YfibMne HuiflLHK.
, 1881-04-17
TO RENI-HOU USES.

TITO RENT-TIIE .2-STORY AND BASE
/ nen1 octagon slone-front residence M. l{23 Wu-
bus.-av. VIM be put In t!st-cluss repair. THOMAS
i PUTNAM, u Y0TtlHnd Block. -
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-NO. 1898 1NDANA-AV.,
l cum,nete .-story mansnrd rovf and busement
stone -trunt houso; hne stable. J. {. SAMfsoS i
isl 1
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENTING. 1901 WABASI1.AV., 4 IL
l. room house, III kti5 per month Apply to SAM
Gt1L GlEGSrES, Wtnusor European 1otel Irib-
M, IN Lock
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-uOUSE 1G2S INDIANA-AV,,
i 1;.rb!a front, Ii ruOl,s NOW Fucaant- T.. H. SAN-
Err hnu1u n Portland isEOck.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RES'r-203l MICIlIGAN-liV., LARGE
;;-sury and buseMent *lune-frtItlt lurnshed
,wailiuv ii rouu,s BAIRD, i BRADLEY,
"a lit EulIe-st.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT -l0-ROOM 2STORY AND
l. buseuHn1 house Thirty-nnth-st.; handy To
liiyde 1ark trims GEORGE a. SPINNER. itoom 1.
t9Ueurb0ru-st.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-10ROOM HOUSE ON OAK
Il l. Hv.; dining room and kllei.en pafor novr;
Nrent *9 per n..ntt. Fur parucuurs inquire OF t. e.
EKE.Eitl. Lii llLhrhuFn.st.
, 1881-04-17

mo RENT - LARGE 1a-ROOM BRICK
L house. ) rpon,s deep. burn. ;yl' lansie e5-av.
i.ares iuruum wood tiunse, IAf! f!y.I1tnth-st' near
La..ley-Hy,; FURNACE. ehS-tlxtures: ~.
11'"'' JAMES Nj. liIl.I., ;tllU lan.lcy-nv.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-2 NEW 3-STORY AND CELL
lar brick DIV elllnes, 6i5 and h;s West Monroe
vcfg desirable huuses: rent <tS. THOMAS i PuI-
NAM, 10 Port. and b ucE. '
, 1881-04-17
WEST SIDE.

ITO OKENT-ELEGANr OCTAGON BRICK
l. houses. grained modern improvements Flour
nuy-st-. near DEbeI1-nr. GArs pG-stastUn OF ut
once: will " pu. in uss,-uaas repair; fx. Flats in
e:cEant husidus n"aE Ogden-av. cars- W. I. CCsH-
ING ~ Madisun-st.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-NO. 215 THIRTY SEVENTH
per month c. IL SMITH, Carriers Department, 20
, 1881-04-17

FT7O RENT-1.l3 WABASII-AV., 2-STORY
unt basement dwelling of II rooms. inut!ern iul
prUyemcnts Apply tu 3. X DE YOUNG. d NushtnR-
, 1881-04-17

ITO HENT-TIIE 3ST0RY AND BASE
L mci,t ulmrb!e-irunt huuae l.G' Mich.gan-av.. a
il per ,ect order. II ruums U. j. SrUUGu ES DeaF-
hur
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-HYDE PARK-TWO UN-
i furnished fruni routns, wilnin three minutes
wu1k OF Hyde-tark Station; Convenient evurd close
fifLQ
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-1}z&-STORI COTTAGE NO.
u.onth. Apply 10 ". D. kEhtuor & CO, " .Snsii-
j.tUu-SL
, 1881-04-17

RIO RENT-ELEGANTLY TLY-FURNISIIED
i .nndstuns-frunt- lndana-nv-* south Ut Thirty
IL 81. to small private fuuly only; assu TIL residence
furnished, nenr IL; a!s" I"Ft Ut
ID. ii. STuliKS. " Nnshti,ttDn-st-, Kuam II.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-aS4 BUTTERF1ELD-ST ST, Z
i rooms, clnsets all papereu and graned. on,y SIS
ITO RENT-S3OS WABASH-AV., 2STORY
i ard basement l0-roun brick dwelling: ful! mod
ern improvements: tutnace wtl1 pc put
t.udnlut3-Ht
, 1881-04-17

rTyO RENT-VERY COMPLETELY FUR
i nisheu house, rooms. fusnuce. bath. closet, =
lnlIr$ out GEMS fare, hRlf-hVurlJ tsa1n4 H. i.
RACE WushiDEtJu-Atr
, 1881-04-17

TITO RENT
l. Marble-front dwelling, 20o Chicago-av.. near
Dearburn.
Marbie-front dwelling ssl Dearborn-av.
Two-slory and busenent brick dwelling, g! North
la Sxlle-ht CHARLES 4. .aCHAlDrs
Loan. Real Estate, and Renting Agency,
No, 46 South CIafk-st-
, 1881-04-17

TT.O RENT-RESlDENCE o037 WABASH
l. uy., corner hOu~e ruunls. Mlln sunshlle Ill MI
lhe; lighted from WehE, and east SIDES ALSO
Ia weiaty -urs-st-, betN cen Michigan ld Nnbash-
uvs tuuins brightly 1lltcu; and MAteF-pruuf
CELLAR; sewerage perfect; both III goud ufder Apply
xllbt Mautsll-1tY.
, 1881-04-17

ITO REST-HYDE PARK NEAR SOUTH
l. Park s1ation private family; will rent Erouna
flat, s!x roNns. separate entrancea lake WateF pain y
required. large yard. $l5 per month. '" u. A1hlA1i,
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-NO. eea SOUTH WOOD-ST.,
T. northwest corner 44Arrisos,., 2-storY house tho
basement. III r,'ouas: ul! modern tmprovelsents;
house in complete trer; lArtu yard and burn. j. e.
SAMPSON i CO., Iii l.u St!ir-st.
, 1881-04-17

TITO RENT-NO. 401 WEST FIFTEENTH
St, nice twu-stor, brick eusIuee u stt vn lu94!s
lii conpete uruer: rent 81 Mohth- PEKCf ".
PALMEN, IL Utnrburti.St. Room !.
, 1881-04-17

ITO PENTHOUSE ,3l38 MlCuIGA>-
L ay., L4u-stury basement NM- T. DOW,
iuuM y. tribune Building.
, 1881-04-17

TINO KENT-A :lKETTY, FURNISHED
i huuse Ut ~ ruuma the south side IN u very
c,traus location. For information inquire OF MEAD
L GUi:, rs In SulC-st.
, 1881-04-17

T-O PENTHOUSE 2501 MICHIGAN
nv, cuntniniui; II ruuns; rent 80 Nm. I. DOW,
{,.tt i tsuiItInE.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-ON WABASH-AV., NEAR
Tweuty-ttitl,-st., Furnished, ulun door and bAsG.
Itlrnt ot brick huuse. 7 ruou1s, %N j. Z. oAalfeos
Il 90. Ill SuItaa-nt.
, 1881-04-17

ITO kESr-a LARGE UNFURNIS11ED
/ rool,,s, bathroom utlpcnedl al improvements
Iii t,lri1lc tlulr III LII Hrllrn-Ay.
, 1881-04-17

no ENT-TWO-STORY AND BASE
ueuL nnrbe-fr,,nl dwelling Vornu1-Av. near
Intr1y tiflh-at. Ali modern improvements. J. J.
HACKNEY, ~ Westinghouse
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-A PARTLY FURNISHED
nrouc-xtunt huuse of rt,on.5, Hear Uuu:.as
Monument sutton; rery des!ttple. Inquire Ut jill
I.nhn
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-FOla 5N MONTHS OR LON
cor completely furnished residence OF l. rooms,
.usantiy located uclr thirty -rr~t street Station,
fur board Ut owner. Address u ~ Tribune u!fco.
, 1881-04-17

rT,O RENT-TllE LARGE RESIDENCE,
4 II and grounds 3alxIt on lndanI.as ,..:
s,urn; il now icing thoroughly repaired fur May J.
ALFRED ~. SANoDMt1 ltuHnl I, fG1 Lii ohl1e-ss-
, 1881-04-17

no REST-22534 WABASll-AV.-PA
l. lur Easement Hours. ruUus. completely Iur~
n.ancI for huuseAuellg; houe-truut; nrst-cass; no
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT--TuREE NICE ROOMS IN
near suburb III u per mouth Address u Il, Trtb-
, 1881-04-17

ITO T-FUKNISuED HOUSE ON
i Langsey-ny. Kesi,oHstbe PARTIES only need Hp-
my to JUliN NORRIS, luum Il. llu Hearburn-st-
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-2-STORY FRAME STONE
L cellar house; Hyl,e l'.rk nn Madison and Fltty
slxth-sts.i large lut; barn. Rent, StL PIERCE i
WAKE. f43 LII SaiIe-st.
, 1881-04-17
TO RENT-HOUSES.

ITO RENT-GLENCOE DEPOT,
i large doub'e -frums house. II rooms In perfect
order; possession once: good enrn SIX acres OF
er, Ell! stocked with all kinds OF fruit furnace
and gas muchinA In house, Nent low 10 Desirable
tenant L. j. Mt1AAtS0.
, 1881-04-17

ITO REMIT WILL RENT MY HOUSE,
ssA, l1ru;rtu-uy furnished. 4 months from ist Ut
Muy. lnqure III Koum y Kenper ulucK, after Mon
Iiuy SASEtItD u. FERRY.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-FROM JUNE ], 4 GOOD Il
j. room hnusc, partly fIrnshtd: barn: XrunndS 1u
xI25: ~ squares frum IlTde Park depot Wftta Of
uuufY III \. II. uQUsNN.
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-11-ROOAl BRICK HOUSE AZ
J. Park Nldro also, 10 acres with snlAil house IN
satue suburb. j. *. MANSFlEi.p, Room II Exchange
EuildinR GnOn Stock Yards Chicago
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-NO. 30S NORTH LA SALLE-
NJ As urv and basement stone frunt. hr*t- Class
in every respect rrce. SOL MnAD Il COE l43 Ii
saiIa
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-A FOUK-STOKY BRICK
J. 1eelacl.ce un MchiInn-av.. near htkhteti1l-st. /.
M Lt put IN rsl-cluss Druet anu ready Alhl BRICK
brn uIso On tho lot Apply IT, uwner. R0oM =. No.
rk.tt
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-NO. 4S9 WEST MONROE
i st., tne two->!0ry marble frunt: in splendid
cunation tilted iur of THE 10 trot-class
tenuut for so, Arpy On the premises.
, 1881-04-17

H>O REST-OK FOR SALE-TEN-ROOM
J. hoase yn pr;alrio-ny-,, ~. all Inquire ut III
S.Ate-st- ". II. ALLES, Florist
, 1881-04-17

ITO RENT-TIIE ELEGANT DWELLING
l. 4u West WashsIlEl l0it-sL. .-aury and bueeuIent,
s.1 per munlh. THOMAS j. PUTNAM, u Portland
, 1881-04-17

ITO RF.NT-246 NORTH LA SALLE-ST.,
history and base.ucnt; stone-ffont; rent sNtne ~
laa1 year to good re.pun ,bfe tennnt =. H. oaAA1-
tIi}Ilt l.
, 1881-04-17

ITO REyT-HlGIILAND PARK-TWO
J. y-rou1 cottages IL line ofies, near 70 station:
furnished nouae suitable for SUMMER boatd-fs; Gull
turcs In Suu.u Highland PARK and 1iAyinta- +. r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
SELLING
AT COST.
WIN. FRANK & CO..
Watch SquabbIc.

Fore more than three months past
NJ. j. Cohen has held a magniicenI
watch worth half a thousand dollars
for account Of +. b. Simmonds, an
Eastern tobacco drummer, who Lor.
rowod Sl65 cash and put the watch VI
as collateral security for the same. A
note Of some sort also figured in th,
transaction. The watch and the par.
ties interested were before Esquire
Coleman this forenoon. Simmond:
now claims that the watch is the prop.
erty Of a brother of his in BOsten.
and that he had no right to pledge it
He also claims the motto was given in
gambling consideration Of an illegal
nature and is Therefore void and Of nc
value. Each party were represented
at the trial by attorneys, Mr.. Ryan
and Mr.. Richmond being counsel fol
the contestants. The efforts of Sim.
monds, through attorney Ryan, seemed
to be to secure a continuance, with a
view Of getting the testimony Of an
important witness to prove what the
original note was given for. 1t is be.
lieved that there is something curious
behind it all which will be developed
during the trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
LOST.
LEDGER LINES

Mince meat. Lytle & Shields.
Harper's forD December, atWilliams'
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace.
Thanksgiving Day is but a week or
so ahead.
Brown & Jones, coal :dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Headlight oil, Zoe per gallon. S. L.
Moore & Co.
Coal oil Zoe per gallon at S. L.
Moore & Co.'S.
Fresh oysters daily by express. S.
L. Moore & Co.
Professor Saxby's hop Friday night
NOT Thursday.
Superior chow chow pickles, by the
gallon, at Lyle & Shields.
Telephone Fred Morti, 6l5 Shelby,
for choice groceries and fresh oysters.
The grand fancy dress ball to be
given in costume Old Christmas night
is under the auspices Of the Tennessee
Club.
The concert given at St. Peters
Church evening before last, will ne,
some $3.50, enough to supply all the
music wanted by the choir.
Little Havana draws Saturday next.
Go to the usual place for tickets. You
may make a bonanza by calling in
time.
Early this morning 42o was the
temperature in the open air. Yester.
day it changed from 80 to 57o. with a
northeast breeze from morn till late
at night.
N. j. Blessing and the Mcmpbis
Board ofTrade we're in course of be-
ing voted for as members of the Cot.
ton Exchange, at the rooms of that
association to-day.
Our cotton market rules steady here
to-day, with a fair demand at previous
prices for low ~middling and assimi.
lating classes, the finer classes being
somewhat neglected by purchasers.
The first german ever given By tn
Tennessee Club is to come CT at tbei
club hall tonight and the handsome
parlors Of this social organization are
well ADAPTED for thu promised brilliant
gathering
Mr.. WIN II Morrow. Of Nashville.
State agent for the Mutual BeneftLife
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
POLICE POINTS.

Seventeen arrests were made yes
terday.
!. Stationkeeper Stuart, Of the night
watch, is again on duty.
The sanitary man claimed a few
filthy citizens as his victims yester-
day.
The scavenger is happy, HE'S glad
the dog days are over, because he
can't make soap out of poisoned dogs.
Lewis Stewart was locked up last
night for stealing a shoulder Of beef
out OF a country wagon belonging to
james Vaughan.
A darby, with a name that would
make any novel sell, was caught in the
laws dip-net yesterday and locked up
for yagrancy. Donelson Loyelace was
the name he gave.
Andrew Green, one Of a large class
Of triaing, bullet-hcaded darkies
whose chief occupation is l%oaing
about the street corners and using vile
language, went to the Island for forty
days.
The familiar face of Jim Castillo
was again before the bar to-day for the
forty seventh time. He is notorious
nuisance and has at last exhausted the
patience Of his friends. The Island
will hold him for forty days.
Several parsons living in the suburbs
have lost their horses lately at the
hands of thieves. Mr.. W NJ. Moore
on Kerr avenue, had a fine bay marc
stolen from him last night.
Dir. G. Dcndera appeared il court
this forenoon with a beautiful black
eye. Romea Lucarini was compelled
to give a bond Of $3.50 for presenting
him with it.
The waller gals" about the neigh.
bOrhood Of Union and DesOto streets
do not fare very well at the hands O
Lewis Bryant. The gay Lothario now
lauguishes in Jail for thrashing Lauri
Shelton.
The shoemakers struck yesterday
One Of them struck another. II wal
all about a stool loaned by Derhlingei
to Edward Arnold. The latte.
planked down his two dollars ant
departed.
A Major of the careless driving
brigade was taken in yesterday. l
the Lieutenants, Captains and all tn,
privates Of this great army wer,
hemmed in it would be a good move.
The Sidewalk Inspector has en-
countered some tough customers il
bis rounds, who seem to have littl,
regard for the condition of pavement
in front of their own premises or 70
the comfort Of the belated passengers
He has sworn out warrants against al
delinquents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
THE PoTAro
As viewed BY a elnea Poet.

When that sweet singer, Eugene J,
Holahan, composed his touching ode
to the Irish potato he struck a key
motto which has fallen with musical
sweetness upon the popular heart,
The two stanxas which appeared in
this journal on Monday last we're read
with SO much relish by a wide circle.
that tho remaining mt in the same
beautiful tribute is to-day given fol
the benefit Of the many who have ex-
pressed their admiration so freely. II
would not be fair to give twO.thirds Of
an ode so soul stirring, and leave Out
the other third which properly belongs
directly in the middle of the song.
Those who preserved copies of the
Mondays issue, can Ct the remaining
verse in at pleasure. II will look pref
ty in;their scrap books and twill never
spoil by the keeping, Hero it is:
"0f vegetables II beats
All in creation;
And Is suited 70 palate
Ofevery nation.
Some like q paranip,
And some like n carrot,
And cabbage with most people
Is favorite.'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
Railroad Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO, December &c.
A San Diego dispatch says; A con-
struction train with a party Of laborers,
on the California Southern, jumJed
the track near the summit Of the Soil.
dad grade this morning. Tho fat
cars, loaded with ties, upset, falling
on the men, instantly killing Que aud
possibly crushing five more, two Of
whom can hardly recover.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
our Weather.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, rising
temperature, falling barometer, winds
mostly from east to south and gener.
ally fair weather. For the Missouri
valley, increasing cloudiness and areas
Of rain or snow, southerly to westerly
winds, with rising temperature and
falling barometer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16

Insurance COmpany,of Newark, n. j.,
is in tho city aud will remain a day or
two. He viii be found BY his friends
atthe Office Of Mr.. Fred Nelson.
The dilapidated condition Of the
Beal street pavement is subject Of
just and extensive complaint by those
who reside along or haul over il.
There is no more important thorough
fare in the city nor one which seems
to have received so little attention
from the city authorities.
Sol Coleman's Public Opinion
cigar, which is his very latest brand, is
creating an unprecedented furoro. He
is now filling orders from Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansaw,
and more orders are being received
with every mail than he can fill. Soils
reputation as a cigsrist is second to
none in this country.
While walking quietly about her
yard yesterday, on lower Main street,
Mrs. Madden, a lady Of full 2OOlbs
weight, suddenly aud Unexpectedly
dropped into an imperceptible we'll,
which she did not know anything
about Persons near by drew her out
but very little damaged, but awfully
scared.
Those who stood in line for several
hours yesterday, holding close giip
with each hand on the TANKS of the
man just ahead, and having another in
the real to hold equally tight on his
own TANKS, earned the dollar or
two given them by the JosefIy ticket
buyers. Several of the agents, white
aud black, are as stiff as ramrods to-
day.
Our sweet poets have turned them
selves loose in a lively manner during
the past three or four days. The
review on the potato monody, and
other sentimental themes of Eugene
Holahan, has brought in an odeto the
park from the same gifted author, an
acrostie on Judge Simmons from Byron
7. King, and several yards Of lyric
composition from other promising
composers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-16
A SCENE.
The Eject ON SIary Anderson Of
Her Ingomar's Insect
Powder.

Now York Mercury.l
Probably one Of the meanost stage
tricks that was ever played was played
on Mary Anderson. 1t will be remem-
bered that in the play OF "lngomar''
Parthonia and the barbarian have
several love scenes, where they lop on
each other and hug some--that is, not
too much hugging, but Just hugging
enough. lngomar wears a huge fur gar
ment, made Of ion's skin or something.
One day be noticed that the moths
were getting into it, and he told his
servant to sec about the moths, and
drive them out. The servant got some
insect powder and blowed the hair OF
the garment full Of it. and scrubbed
the inside Of it with benzine. lingo
mar put it on just before he went on
the stage, and thought it didn't smell
just right, but he had no time TO in
quiro into it. lie had not got fairly
into his position when Parthenia came
out on a hop, skip aud jump andthrew
herselfall over him. She got one lung
full of insect powder, and the other
full of benzine, and as she said: will
thou always love me, IngOmarl" she
dropped her head over his shoulder.
and said in an aside: For the love Of
heaven, what haveyou been drinking2'
and then she sneezed a couple o.
times. Ingomar held her up the besI
he could, considering that his nos,
was full Of insect powder, and he
answered, 81 wilt" and then he said
to her quietly: "Damfno what it il
that smells so" They went on with
the play between sneezes, and when
the curtain went down she tolC
Ingomar to 60 out and shake himself
and he did. II was noticed in The
next act that Ingomar had a liner
buster on, and Mary snoze no more.