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, 1881-02-18

WISCONSIN,.
spteta, nt,patsh 10 The Chied7o Tribune.
MAnis,S, Wis, Feb. 11.-Tho Comn,ttec m
Insurance will to-,nnrrow report n bill IL tho
Semitic making It penal otTcnsu for any tas'tr-
a,,cc nXrnt to insure rcnl property for moro
thnn its rcnl yaluo. They will, ntso report nd
ycrscly 10 scrtto bill 1is which seeks to rc.fnce
tho crUws Of hands III StgAM hr1-CnKl1sea from
thirty to nino tnrn. No. ~ Scnnte. cScinptinH
fr,t,t tnxntion tito Northwestern Mutuul Nclcf
Association, they report favorab'y on.
The Special Junt COMMITTEES Ill Temperance
li1,tl meeting to-ny md eleutcd AsscH'blymnn
Neway Chnir,nnn. They votc,f, & tn j. to report
II Joint resolution amending tho Constitution
-rNuIilntrIStl THE MANUFAf.ruEE Ult SALE
DF 1NTUNIC4ArfSH 1tQcOlt9.
They will have n meeting n4ain ncxt Friday.
Tho Jutlcnry Committee Ut tho setlato Will
to-nlorraw :cpurt In Favor of concurrence III tho
bill crcntng aud prrIcotlug tho County Of
f,NnR1nste. =
Tho Assembly had a lengthy session tn-light
over tic biennial scssinn resolutions. MD lnrgc
Rnonnt OF Wright elusluenco was wastel Two
resolutions seemed to hnyc rot fcgure tho AS
senDlyt 1T lenst III tllo Aaaenb!ymcm's 1lln'is.-
onc pissed last wtcr knw,1a No l. t,r"Sl,,nIE ,fI;
nIal elections. Tho amendment hy Mr.. .sprnuae
Tic lattcr, ,lll,l provided for hcsinI elcetlons
t,t!y, which was adopted. This scc,nest TO i,nsc
mixed tho RcntlGno up. ntitl ny snrts oi reso-
Hltons worg nnsle mud Rejected, md explR'ltl-
tons offered. Until G,tnlit such terrible nlix-
tttro or tho matter wAs Ind thnt. tn order -
a!,ow tr r fhac ~ fr o Gs 81 IL
postpunpd Until next wednesday evening
rlspcEEntSt3s. --..
MADISON, Wis, Feh. l1.-In tho Senate this
morning resolution WIS Rt1optetl requiring ~
; :RSs'''l committees to report on Or 0e,0'' 'u'
Cnmnittccs reported favornhly the bills rcgn-
, 1881-02-18

Spteiat Dupateh to Ira Chicago 7+tbanf.
EuKL1S1roN. In.,. Feb. l7.--4tuothcr snow,
Btor1l1 set III hero Al,out noon md has cpntinuei
evor aimee. Up to this hour soule c'ght or Ten
inches OF snow has fallen, md there IL TO lnll.
GatlDn OF M abatement uf tho etorul. Anothes
SNOW blockndc Is feared. Tho wenthcr 10 nnt II
c0ll ns during lust Wcuks stortl nor Is there n
much wind.
, 1881-02-18

SFtEtfl 17lspNtca N 7ht EHEfdde 1Tid4nf
"fNoSA, MInu.. Feb. 17.-lstlinilp intoE1napon
received from tho lumber camps or, tho Chlo.
Rewh River, representing two-tl,Irts Ut tho ~,
shows that ab0nt III per cont Of tho collrart,
hnl been btnkctl o., the lat uf Ftlrunry n.
iOgEcrs. 1t Will 10 accli from tho ul,oyc. hass
fnllc.i to ren!!xe thu sanEuIne cxprciutjons IN,
tcrtntneu IN tho cnrly part Of tho wntey, hut
VIC SOON get thaw II settle tho stuw, and hs
wIntnr hollis until April |, they nuy sttll succeed
III Alllng tho contracts.
, 1881-02-18

6psefal Dtspateh to Tie Chicago Trtbunt.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,. Feb. 1T.-Another dt!rns
SHOW. Storm set In this afternoon. und Ut ocloeE
Rbout aix Inches more OF snow hnd fallen. Win
n prospect OF its continuing ult n!glt. Tfatls
nro uKufn somewhat Delayed.
, 1881-02-18
NOTES.
FOHsTEfk'S WITHDRAWAL,
Special Dtspaieh to 1Ms Chicago Tribune.

tHo uo!HnNuon oi fursteE lNF DlstrEt'Ae-
toe!ey III new aotH ~ place vi steWlrt "oou.
ioIu aceas ~ po tl. - tut " chos.
III 1ufos " SUNNY N"l'ne"S' Luis aslses rum
" supios!tlon sa'. tho 1"ose w''t cohe'n"to sch'
'1tos |una.aR' ~, ~ "as n'as. ho"cset' ~ 'ae
.e'ueet =! ts' r"teet a'eut, "ao Iceus".t a..
s.', s". ~ ~ ~. W ..
oucpAtu. no,',..a.c" ~ u4s t"cs.Mas j. ea,u.o"to
NJ 1oo ume sorsler WIZ nonl!ma.ea. ehci!arh
"ns suppo''cu ~ " ae"9's - w. WI 'ao ~" AoiA
"elsH"u"4; ~ % 4"eso ht"t'oMIn e"''e" vi
".'o, ,ss.,'"a., so s'., ~, o"'''u'., 80
a .' a.. w. ~ ~ ~, ,'.,u s ~
.','. ,a, 10 ~
$1,000. o.su ~ ,,.'' ~
,,.,.... ,n...,, ,,,,,a .,na. ,.,.. .....a... -
,.. ,e., w.. n.oa.I,as,. -. a,t,.'- 49,. ss, "s
-. -" ."o " .',' .'. 49,. ''.1 s's.so
t,.o. S,oos sns,,,, r,sa,. ~ r.t,n,,,.i ',,,,,'
Guilty for New York, nnd 50 Indirectly help other
nominations which need assistunrv.
TO-DAY THE rA1seE or THE LATE RAID
S1, the Eatablcra WINS flasea through Dy
1ao a'sstarSS ts,. OF ,a the on,y two keepers
tho nlIcar,ll mid. Nm case could In
., 18TH. h Iao., ,,"a1a .,t.,ens'a ',..,.
nltowca to RlSe hctltlons mines. MD ..,1.'er
tholI,, they were serted with subpnHhs. When
the cnscs OF tho keepers wcro cas'ctl of course
there were ITO witnesses.
,ra ,,n LON, coSFtnnSch Den, MEN =,
thu confidence opeF"tors wha have urrsvcs! hero
their wurk. ar,1 tint tboy huyn ntrc,,t1y ytcl,ut.
iz,.l twu senntnrs on,: ,,r ,nn' !. t,..;rf ';or,
Wlllin'ls Of Kentucky, VII" loHaett monsy to
Ono Of those ntlyunturcrs upon suspicion TINT he
wns solng IN ,ut Of kIntlesa to tho faxt sclou Ut
,n NJ ,n i,rst r.n,,I1,, t,r knr,,,otr H,,,,t,,a.
oe =, ny n'a' .a'1,'ies VI Nc"'acAs' Ano'aeE
WIS Walker of Arkansas.
, 1881-02-18
pOLIrICAL.

AZ ~ ES luis
MENTOR, O., Feb. 17.-Trans urrIr.ng hero
brought scycn ur eight visitors tn Gen. Cur
ileas % to.day % Many in mora % stnrpe u Mt w"y s.,.-
tions aua drovo across country to tho now
famous homestead. Among thosr VINO called
.,,."s r,..,,.,'., r',,,,,,s.a' w. IT,. t.,,.
:n S.a'cs E"to!hoos'ch, to''n''sson' ~. ~ LIE ,E
Tn,"usE correspondent, he st"tel TINT h's
uess Of tho f:n,ututssj,,n Ind brought him tbIs
'@so y. ,.c 49,, ~. ,., IT,. ~ Iii .'
W. '. ',u .u.' ~ u"" ~, .e ''.o 't.
tho Department. of Agriculture ut Washington
,,n,trr mnrc competent and scientific contrnl
than It has hitherto been, nna that this visit was
eo''e's''' VIII. VII. 'n's '."H.o.' ....
HES. dAHFlEf.p SUFFERS
from lAck Of exercise, so nnny cnltcra kccplnE
hin, t.InscIy ,n,,nctl ln,nnrs From rnrty ,,,nrn
~, -. ,,,,','t ~ u,.. ,',',,.i,,,. srs
w w ato ~ n'h. wv s'ebu eot,nues ,s ,..E ue
atondcncu IL increasing daily, nntl this. sl.l.!eh to
numerous visits a.tl tho Intention lie must pny
to future responsibilities, makes hts tlntics OK
tretnely wcnrlsonle. T,nssas Garfield, tho Con-
ertls uncle. returned hoMo 10 Cleveland to..lny.
lle nui geht!osts1, Wto y NOW III ny s1ln yaar'
a,,1 si I s.nrI II, ~ t,, s,v ,., ~ ~ ~, n
''''A 1,,',,.,rr ~, ~, tns.,., ,s,,,, ,..,a,
NUM-, .T,nr ri, ,,s,'ior,,;,, ~ II, ~
s,rc,nstn,,,.ns' v,,I,i, ha im,.,ssihl" liz vist
throughout wis cnr,'tai. Tie fuet thAt Gun.
Unrtclt's uarrl0su WIS moi III wnItl1,Y fn' It'll.
wnul,l seem tu Eiltlscute that tho Now tusk Ssn-
n.nr ca:no af BIZ nw', accurl md, thnM4. tito
dent ho did not ktluw tic time. Throughout ills
stny ut hentur, which WIS ut.u,lt pight
nr tliuc hours bath tho Cirncrn md his EucBt Tx
silcr, nut, Mr. EUnlsllnx tirprted rs ho ca,n!c, in
u chcurful snoal. 1t Ii hnrtIly probalto ihnt nny
imrynlu was made. or that my was ever ia.
tetUie liz Cttll4rpss, tho twn men hyo always
lMcn tliittu iutltmtelY acquainted. KS Mr., Cunk-
ling hollis ,.ti exalted position III tho party, INT!
tho country il is bllt natural to sllpposo tlat ho
| would have
st,METll,sG ro nay ~, rArtE
q, IN, f,nr,,nI,I ,vhnn t,,o t,,,, t,,,n ~ ,,-,,
, 1881-02-18

CnNCoHt,, Mnsa, Fut, l;.-ERrly this morning
Il srrioI1s cn,ltlAxr,ltlon yisitol ult Eoucort It
destroyed tho grocery-stors Ut Geosxu 1tunter
and tho alIltllnsux Iiutel stuhlo, ind aa1nnxel
thy Mtatllasex lluet anh tther buildings. tho OK.
,pnI IL pr,llnrly. Tho lf,ss wis snItio 7,GA inst
1T which WIS quite well covered by Insurance. III
BoYUu different companies.
, 1881-02-18
INDIANA.

s..4,,, pt.,,t.s =, ~. -a,,. ,,-,,
epeelat D"pote" 10 '"s ea'eaao 1fIolshf'
1SntASArD1.ls, tntt., Feb. little BonHtc this
murnnx K,lyo why TO tho Woman -SulEruxIs,s,
ltstnulpr fnr ovcr m hnur ~, t,oIr rloimv Mru
nr. Iluu.rnrt md Mrs 1tolt.n t,nurnr ,vcre rein.
rnrrnL t,v Mrs Mnrv 1hn,uns win, ,vnnt ovnr Tho
~ ~, ',s:, .,',s,,,a., ~. ~ ,.a ~
M nmHio s'ol.' '"solsca sc".e.."t III '"e itouse'
IAeii tho aohhso postponed 1nrfher eansldera-
tlun Of tho subject BY yat1 OF ~ to Il. Those
yn,inu In fnvnr nr no.tnnn,,,nnnt ,yero
fnn. un,, t,ta.r,,,s,,, I,ntsn",, tN,.x,,'n,.
nuu@' % np.., nseno"sns' nrlseo11' Sh''ptn"n
Gnney, Compton. Co'nstock. Davidson.
11nvt5, 0Rrrjgus, Hurt, IIeirron, Henry,
Howard, Kru,nor, Luuy,lo,,, I.co,,er,
1.nckrIIvo Mc1nrtnrv. Mn Inr. Mcnytas 1iIttiun
shatler, Th'.rston. eichc. Woods' nn's Wool!on.
The remainder voted In tho negative, with tho
cyernttnn or Reuntor ttrnwu. vim vns ulsaht
IL, IN tts., ,.ns,n,", t,,n r,,a, s,~,'' a., - ,s
=" .uo 'teu'o so'so.""s wv wv etoo' ~ ~ 10
, 1881-02-18

NEW DnuSsW1CK. N. j., Feb l7.-Thc EectEl
frcshot ut this place. 1t is cstisnnted. di! saaa
i1anaKs. The loss talts tho heuylrst on Tho L.
hlgi, Coal : Navigation Cotnlany: whose h5 sA'''
, 1881-02-18

NASHVILLE, Tonu, Feb. l7.-An invitation to
tho Legislature to 10 present at tho inaugtru-
ton Of President Thrilled WIS accepted by TINT
bolly tD-,!ny, mud ncnry every member will icayo
hpro Oil tho night Ut March for Washington.
, 1881-02-18

AOliklNAlONs La.
1lrNL1vnToN, H., Feb. ia heavy snox-
storm Is prevailing III th!s section. Snow CON.
mCnccd failing this morning curly. and b.,
been increasing In force. No heayIer snow.
storm ,as over heen known Iii this section. Tht
storm extends nR FIR west us 0ttnn,wa, tpJ
frura tlre entertained that unHther hUcknie o.
the Cllrngu. burlington s. Qu!uee IL Inevitable.
Fortunately tho wind Is not blowing struugII,
AL trllns left teru tGnrly on tinlc.
, 1881-02-18

5psetut nspateh to 1hs chftagn Tttbunt.
WATERFOWL. WIS, Feb. 17.-Etlson 1t. naunl.
son Of Amos l'autn, assistant cnshor Of tho
bunk Of watortown, died Of nn opllepto lit ut
OHhkosh to-day. aged y years. Ills tleceasc WIS
hGrs.
, 1881-02-18

AT ORANGE, n i.
0ltASaE, N. j., Feb. l1-Tho Int factory OF 7,
j. IsrcnnRn s. To- burned this morutng. Lusa
$2l ,uOOi Insurance., $ttUM.
, 1881-02-18
VIRtlISlA IstlIIIsl.t}Ns.

RICHMOND, Fth i7.--Tto Conservative Denlo-
cr4tlu Stnte Central Committee h,,ye GulIGll n
Convention III ths witty III tho eth ct August
lnxt. The address tssut'l Rlycs II brief hlstury
Of tlle organization Ut ,hu purity, 1t sAya;
"Whnt Republican, triumph in Il H,tltAevs Cum
1nunwcasth n,eaus let tho wretehe4 record nr
tllteen yeIlys attest. Il sgn;cs. III II wnr.i. tho
sn,l prosperity Ut tho StNtr. au,l tho erection,
M lhv rtilllh IL u dynasty of rrotiigHey. lgnt,'
rnhro. uInt Maai ~. wtluse unSaryllx fruits IN
universal r.Ii0ry, continued! tllsurturs. md III
tllir e,iso t0lsHInc lab,r Ut iWelyu consecutive
ytMrH tin l,rextryati, III tur civilization, lilo
1nAintArAllslu Ut WhIso slprplnnuy III our Uuy-
crl.ncnt thnst By sayo.l," suys tho Wddress
oWhutuYpr IL lost"
, 1881-02-18

lAron1vter corrected fur temperature clo'-'"
and lnktruni1nIAt BEtIlr. ......
A4el&cH klluW, tau stlAtl too measure. .rstuA
1lMxlunI t0nipu future III, minimum temte. :Iii
8: ncntt bara,otyr, JVIiy: mean Temperature 'F'
ncait huMa1ity, 6AU.
OESEkAL ORGANIZATIONS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
ARUsEnENTS,
HOLLENRERG PlAEOS

THE BEST IN THE MARKET,
No. 22S Main Street, BseniphiF, Tenn.
Piano and Organ TUBING and Repairing
done under my personal attention by superior
q sklllful WGrkmeD express y engaged by
me. All SeTk warranted
Al2l u. q. H0LLRNpEaG.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
LEDGER z

Oysters eyce5 style. Crystal Palace.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2
Main street.
The finest bananas and Louisiana
pecans of the season just received by
D. Canale & Co.
Just received 100 packages from Sto
16 lbs each of fresh best Kentucky
bluegrass butter, which VIC will sell
low G. W. Taylor & Co., No. Ad-
ans street.
There is no mail that comes to this
city but has orders for Sol Coleman's
celebrated cigars from every point.
Sol Colcman's business is CROWNS
daily and hourly, and why not? a
better business man, a more clever
gentleman does not breathe the breath
Of life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
MerinO Underwear!
This Day.
WIN. FRANK & co.,
0AO M a IA cmnnEm
VIM. FRANK 6 co.
Al MAIN STREET.

The Kennesaw Manufacturing Ooms
pany, recently incorporated and organ
lied under an energetic management,
although the youngest Of them all is
fast taking a leading place among the
industrial institutions of Memphis.
They manufacture the celebrated
Kershner Improved Water Elevator
and Purifying Pump, conceded to be
the most excellent of all devices for
raising water from wells or cisterns
and at the same time keeping them
pure and free from all insect life, as
the constant stirring and airing of the
water destroys all germs. And in
connection with it the Drum Filter for
attaching to the conductor pipes,
which will filter any volume Of water
as fast as the pipes of any diameter
can furnish it. 1t can also be attached
to the Water Company's supply pipe,
and will effectually filter and purify
the Wolf creek water as it flows
through, without obs%tructing the sup
ply.
They are manufacturers of a full
line Of Gin Feeders and Cotton Clean
sr Feeders and Cotton Gin Elevators,
which they offer to the trade on the
most liberal terms, and are agents for
the E. Carver Cotton Gin Company.
They have just put in a Smith Ma
chine Company Watcher and Plsner
If fast feed, and a full equipment of
bits for planning, matching, rabbeting
and siding, and T prepared to do
such work and resawing, too, for the
trade with dispatch, and on
the most favorable terms. See adver-
tisement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
MORNING TELEGRAGs IN BRIEF.

Rev. J. NJ. Spargrove saicided al
Pittsburg.
D. H. Carney, postal clerk at Oma.
ha, stole $1,000.
Thos. York was killed by his father
at Whitefeld, Ga.
One hundred thousand dollar fire
at Edgefeld, S. @.
Emil Tam failed for $4,000 al
Brownsville, Tenn.
G. Ronaldo, a variety actor, wal shot
about a woman at New York.
The new Chinese Minister to the
United States is Chang Chao Yu.
Gilbert Arquant killed Anton Gun.
son at Chicago with a billiard cue.
Valentine Yeske, a Cincinnati
butcher, cut his wife's throat with O
butcher knife.
Charles Jones attempted TO outrage
Mrs. Lewis near Spadra, Ark, and
was lynehed.
Paul Boyton is to leave Omaha
City to-day after having padded 250O
miles in forty.seyen days.
Mrs. Ada Roberts, put in an insane
asylum after shooting a Chicago law
yer, vas declared sane and released.
An alleged conspiracy exists between
conductors on the Wisconsin Central
railroad to rob passengers. Two ar
rests.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
SANITATION.
The Ordinance In Regard to
Vaults to Be Enforced.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 House In
spectiOn, Etc.
OPTICS B0ARp HEALrH TAxIHo DisrRicr. /
MENpnlg, October 81, 1881. !

OFFICE BoARp HrALrH TAxIHa DisrRior. /
MENPnls, October 81, 1881. !
At a meeting ofthe Board Of Health
held this day-prosent, DR.. G. B.
Thornton, President; D. +. jackson,
Health Officer; M. Burke, ESQ ,
President Taxing District; Q. Cannon,
NJ. d, Socrotary-thc following pro-
ceedings were had;
That on and after November LIST
proximo tho enforcement Of the ordi-
nance requiring the emptying and dis
injecting of vaults will be resumed
until further notice, When practi-
cable to make sewer connections the
ordinance requiring such connections
will be enforced.
1t was further ordered that a com
munication be addressed to the Leg
~islative Council asking that an appro-
priation not to exceed 1925 be made
for the vaccination OF parties in the
city requiring vaccination and who are
unable to have it done at individual
expense.
Also that the cooperation Of the
Police Department be invoked for the
purpose of making a house to house
inspection of all cellars, Easements
etc., of business houses, with the
view of ascertaining their sanitary
condition, and requiring such clean.
ing as may be found necessary.
The water supply Of the city al
provided by the Water Company was
discussed at length, but no decided
action was taken.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
BEST REFINED COOKING OIL,
L. j. TURNBULL,
2Si Main SC. ali
The Big show.

Tomorrow is the day for Coup's
Great Show to exhibit here. 1t is
announced to give three performances,
one at 10 am, one at 2 pm, and the
last at 7p.m. After the visit it is to
move out to Corinth and southwark
by rail. Its a vast concern indeed
and contains ten shows in one, the list
being as follows: Farini's Great Paris
Hippodrome, with two hundred chars
lots, horses, French and English
riders, characters and hippodrome
wardrobes, the race track being forty
feet across and nearly half a mile
round. Juke's Automatic Museum,
with q thousand curiosities, requiring
ten steam engines to move the figures,
musical chariots, water fountains, ste.
Middleton's Grand Menagerie, with
representative specimens Of a thous-
and animals and birds, including the
elephant show. etc. Melville's Great
Circus, Hagar's New York Aquarium
the finest ever known-Nathan's
Great Double Circus, Mr.. Nathan
having been for years the manager Of
the Great Travelling Worlds Fair.
Major Flyers beautiful Pony Circus,
0kenawaka's Indian Show, with a
whole tribe of braves, including wives,
papooses, horses, cooking utensils and
native wigwam tents. Professor
Amos Band:of Original Boston Jubi-
lee Singers, Verdi's Grand Opera Of
Il Trovatore, with a full anvil chorus
accompaniment of a thousand voices
and instruments. Cetewayo's Amazu-
Ia Princess and Suite
and also Kalmuch's Original
Palestine Arabs, japanese, Esqui-
maux, and Egyptian Mamelukes
Three palace advertising cars, each
with a band Of music, and a hundred
agents and posters are required. IL
transport the show, three massive
trains of eighty double length cars
Besides the nine bands Of music il
the procession, there are also ioul
colossal steam-power musical chariotI
twenty five feet high, whose thunder
ing symphonies are equal to the com
bined melodies Of twelve hundred
musicians. The distance in the
enormous h~ippodrome tent, requiring
two hundred laborers with horst
power to raise it, is so great that three
circus and %hippodrome rings T used
and three full and complete Grst-clasi
circus companies employed, composed
of the leading champion male anC
female bareback riders Of the world
Eighteen electric lights illuminate
million yards of canvas. A fac simil,
Of the New York 0belisk, and tn,
the wonderful feats Of Lu Lu, who il
said to actually fly across the great
half mile h~ippodrome tent, are among
tho hundreds of striking novel fea
lures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
BEEF
Received daily per Express.
II. SEESsEL, SIR, g. SON.,
Cor. Jefferson and Second.
94f
Weather Items.

The mercury was down to 49' in
open air places this morning. Yes
terday's official range was 490 to 720.
1t was fair weather yesterday, last
night and to-day here and everywhere
else in the South, except over on the
Atlantic coast and in Georgia.
The lowest baronetric area to-day is
in the upper Mississippi valley, and the
highest down in Texas.
The cotton belt bulletin reports the
rainfall yesterday at Augusta, Ca, LIS
inches; at Charleston, 0.66, and at
Wilmington 1872. It was a little rainy
this morning at Louisville, but fair at
Pittsburg. The chances are still un-
favorable for coalboat water in the
upper Ohio.
A light fog hung over low places
%hcreabouts this morning. There was
a heavy dew, and the air was calm and
hazy when it wasn't foggy. Fogs also
prevailed at Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, 90 tie weather bulletins say.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

POLICE POINTS.

Eighteen arrests were made ycster'
day.
Il. II. Abbot, wanted at Cotton
Plant, Ark, for attempt to murder,
was captured in this city yesterday
and sent back.
A number Of the inmates Of an un-
sanitary block Of buildings: were mott
fed to clean .Out their premises in
t~wenty-four hours, move or pay fines.
Troubles multiply about the head
of Dock Jones, the darby deputy. He
had another charge against his name
on the docket, that ofkeepinga vicious
dog. Sheriff Athy dismissed him to-
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Cap Richardson caps the docket
where his name appears three times.
He is wanted at Ensley's Farm, from
which he escaped, and is charged with
shooting-William besides stealing
a lot of razors from a party on Poplar
street. 1t was noticed yesterday hal
he broke the city calaboose and was
reeaptured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
Frederick Warde

The talented young English actor
Frederick Wsrde is to open here in
Shakspeare's grand FIVE act tragedy Of
Macbeth" on Thursday evening next,
and will follow Friday with Bulwer's
celebrated play Of "Richlieu," Shaks.
psare's sublime tragedy Of Romeo
and Juliet" on Saturday afternoon and
John Bonim's historical drama Of
Damon and Pythias' Saturday hight.
The wardrobe of Mr. Warde and his
company is fresh from the celebrated
costumer L. W. Lawry, Of London
and Paris. The supporting troupe
include Florence Elmore, Marion P.
Clifton, Frances Fields, Louise Dem
mon, Henry Aveling and others,
nearly all new to our theater goers.
The Hoey and Hardie "Child Of
State tro ape open here next Monday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
PERSONAL.

Have
Your shirts
Made by
Loeb & Nook,
235 Main st. 55f
Buy your shirts at Nays. 1861
Artificial human eye at 265 Main
street, upstairs. Sc
DR.. Harrison, OF Milan, Tenn, is in
the city on a brief visit.
DR.. Arthur K. Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1851
We have well fitting dresses because
we purchase cOrsets Of Louis LANCE.
IS
Among the popular lotteries with
those who invest in lottery tickets the
Little Havana stands in the front
rank. The next drawing takes place
on the 4th.
This unusually fine weather ought
to be taken advantage Of by ever
house owner to have tin roofs put IN
perfect order before the winter rains
commence. Harry J. Rice, the timer
80 Gayoso street, is a skillful mechanic
and charges reasonable prices.
Captain ]. Reudelhuber mas been
doing a specimen of skilled workman.
ship, which has excited the special
wonder Of many familiar with gunnery
and the curiosity Of many others who
know little about it. A Mississippia1
had 4 %faTorite iowling piece. one o
the barrels Of which hurst about a foo
from the muzzle. Anxious 10 have i
mended, be sent the weapon East, Blu.
it vas returned with word that i
could not be repaired. The owner
next went to Captain Reudelhubel
and that artisan cut off the broker
end and made a new piece to fit anC
praised it on to the gun in such
manner that a novice would never
know it had ever been bursted. Tn.
Captains friends are complimentinI
him on being a better man at gun
making than are the artisans of tn
East.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Professor Buckle, 10 an essay read be-
fore the Ontario Agricultural Asso-
citation, asserted that more timber had
been destroyed, and one Of the largest
lumber operators Of Ontario says
there will be no pine left in Canada at
the end Of twenty years,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
COURTHOUSE VOTES,

The Walton boys are still in fail.
Judge Horrigan has not yet fixed the
time oftheir imprisonment.
Deeds were recorded today from
3. Z. Atkinson to N. W. Bacon: r.
r, Harris to Matilda Hasgell; NJ. J.
Phillips to W. A Collier.
Eight thousand dollars taxes were
collected by the county trustee yes
.erday.
A license to marry was issued yes.
terday evening to Edward Egan and
Miss Mary Hanison. None were Is.
sued to. day.
Above FIVE thousand dollars wer,
paid out to the police and fire depart.
ments at noon-wages for October.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
BEsT REFINED COOKING OIL,
+. J. TURNBULL,
23f Main NJ. Alt
BY Your Leave.

A number Of tarpaulin and skid
men we're taken to task yesterday fol
falling to get the permission ofthe Leg.
islative Council to carry on their bust
ness. 1t is required to get this per.
mission for using the public domain
in addition to a license.