Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-30
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Three days more for Sandy Mat
thews, and then he climbs the golden
stairs. Sandy has been afflicted with
pneumonia for some days past, but is
improving.
The Mundinger case on one offhe
thirteen remaining charges of misap.
propriating $12 IS, has been fixed for
trial on Thursday of next week, and
the r. M. Schuyler case has been set
for June 10Th.
Henry johnson left for Burning
ham, Ala, last night, escorted by Mr..
Pride. Henry threw up his job and
quit work some time since, and goes
back to fulfil his contract, to pay
for felonious practice.
Only 5000 has been subscribed to-
ward paving Union street from Well
'lington west, and those desiring to
travel over this highway will have to
be satisfied with dust and mud IS.
some time longer.
The three law abiding and law
making citizens, M. Gavin, James Lee
and NJ. James, have been selected to
fix up an ordinance to check .vagrant
COWS from roaming the street and
foraging on peoples gardens.
Away out at Fort Concho, Texas, it
rained nearly an inch last night, and a
twenty-five mile north wind blew at
sun up. Up at st. Paul it rained
nearly half an inch, and in Nebraska
a quarter ofan inch. Norain anywhere
South.
The Porter Guards held a business
meeting last night and decided, by a
large majority, to fine every absentee
from drill $3.50, and to make him pay
it. The vacant LieutenAntcy was not
acted on, but will doubtless be settled
tonight.
The Adams street englnehouse bell
is to be rung at Z am, II m, l pm.
and 6 pm. for a month to find out how
the plan will work. The majority here
keep time to suit their especial fancy,
hence the experiment is as yet a queS-
Sheriff Mathews, of Haywood
county, left this morning for jackson,
Tenn, having W. ]. eastman, one of
the Brownsville safe blowers, in Gus
tody. Cashman's Ease will come up
this week on an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
Marriage licenses to-day: Alice
Graham aud Jerry Guy; A. L. Woods
and j. F. Bradshaw; Miss Emily
G. Barbee and Thos. NJ. Kemp. Yes
terdsy's list include Ed Noah and
Mollie Dunn, and j. c. Paine and
Victoria Davis.
The anniversary exercises of the
Women's Christian Association will
take place out at the First NJ. 4.
Church this evening, beginning at 81
and the popular interest felt
in the work insures a large crowd of
our most intelligent people.
The graduating class of the High
School to receive diplomas at the
theater next Friday night, are Lizzie
A. McGrath, Jennie M. Thompson,
Florence Dreyfus, Eva B. Schlemmer,
Mollie Duncan, Liddie E. Creighton
Annie L. Banks. Portia G. Finley,
Burtie A. Thompson, Viva W. Wais.
and Julian Smiste, the latter a boy,
and the only one in the lot
The graduating exer cises Of Le-
Moyne Normal Institute comes off to
morrow evening, Wednesday the 31st,
at the Congregational church on Or
street. The class Of 1882 con.
sists of ten persons, and the address
will be delivered by Colonel Josiah
Patterson. An interesting programme
bias been arranged, and there will,
be full attendance Of those
interested in the course Of higher ed
ucation among the colored people.
There is every prospect that tie
Evolutionary and musical entertain
ment at Leubrie's Theater Friday
night will be a delightful success. 1t
will introduce many of the budding
young misses and masters who are
soon to step upon the boards Of society
aud active life. A good list is already
made out, and it embraces some Of
the brightest and best trained young
talent to be found in the city or any
where. Others desiring to take part
ahould annlv az onoa