Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-17
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strawberries, Lyle i Shields.
Bath tubs, at f. j. Turnbull's.
Refrigerators at Schwarzenberg's.
Water coolers 4. 0fahne & Mays.
lied Horse Claim" at Williams.
Genuine Ardse r D corsets. Lange's.
Malakoif Bitters, ]. P. Carey & Co.
Fl. L, Guion, agent for Estival Perk.
=prOf. Saxby's matinee, Saturday,
2 pm.
Cherries at Seessel's market. 33l
MaiR street.
Brown l. Jsnea. coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Our city managers have a meeting
this afternoon.
The Mozarts are resting and will
not rehearse tonight.
Professor Saxby grand matineeSat-
urdsy at Exposition. See advertisement
The National Land League Branch
Of this city are to hold a meeting to-
night.
The estate left by the late Captain
Gus Coleman Is estimated to be worth
$4,000.
Through One Administration, by
Frances Hodgson Burnett, now COM
plete, at Mansford's. l
The ladies are laboring devotedly in
their task of raising fund necessary
to establish public library.
California wine now reaches this
city in thirteen days from the Pacific
coast over the Southern railway route.
Marriage licenses issued this fore
noon: Ike Minter and Miss Eliza
johnson, Willie Smith and Mrs. Katie
Butler. n.A
Prof. Saxby's exhibition Saturday
at Exposition. Every scholar is in
vited and expected to take part. Tick.
cts at Hollenbergs.
Many of the visitors to the Mozart
festival secured tickets 10 the next
drawing OF the Little Havana Lottery
before they left the city.
The Rev. DR.. A. d. Mayo is to Leo
ture at the Central Baptist Church
next Sunday night on American
Brains in American Hands"
After paying all expenses the
Mozarts will be some $1,000 ahead on
their recent venture. Their total re.
ceipts summed up above $4,000.
In the Registers Office this forenoon
trust deed was recorded from Ellen
Devine to Minter Parker, and Chan
Gerry Court decree to U. W. Miller.
The ID. 0. H. will give a grand
Maiiest and concert at the Exposition
building Monday, May Il, beginning
at 3 o'clock pm. Tickets, fifty cents;
ladies free.
All kinds OF choice fish, spring
chickens, veal, lamb, asparagus. straw
berries and general assortment Of veg
etables at Victor d. Fuchs market,
80 and Al Jefferson street.
The Master Mason's degree will be
conferred by South Memphis Lodge
No. 1l8 Saturday evening, the 10Th
inst, on DR.. B. G. Henning. Past
Master Fred NJ. Nelson has accepted
an invitation to confer the degree.
The cotton seed crushers from all
the country round are here looking at
this city and arranging business affairs.
Mr.. j. w. Allison, of Jackson, pre-
sided at the meetings held yesterday,
and Mr.. Nelm served as Secretary.
The festival is over, but talk about
it continues. 1t will be nip and tuck
between the Jockey Club Association
and the Mozart Society as to which
association can make the greatest sue
cess out Of public entertainment.
The forecast of the weather is
warmer, cloudy and rainy for the
west gulf. lower Missouri and the
Ohio valleys, as we'll as Tennessee,
with southerly winds. The Signal
Service kilograms fran Washington
so report.
Three peddlers without licenses
were arrested yesterday, and it should
be a warning to people wanting Ia
peddle, to 90 and get the necessary
papers. A sidewalk violator or two
were arrested, but had their casel
postponed.
The Eureka FertiIizing Company
has applied for charter and the in.
{ cOrporators are Messrs. l.. Hanauer
: NJ. G. Pearce, j, d. Milburn, II. c.
Hampson, j. Jacobs, Robert WoIien
: den, Napoleon Hill, DIP. Hadden anC
4 j. Q. Nicely.
/, The lowest temperature this morn.
! ing was $50; wind light from the east
q Range yesterday, 81 to 72o; windi
; northeast to east. 1t was raining thii
I morning along the upper Missis
: sippi and Missouri valleys, and over 1
|, quarter Of an inch OF rain fell a
t Omaha last night.
: The whole Of dounod's "Redemp
y tion" will be given at Cincinnati 70
: night by the Thomas troupe and
y chorus Of COO voices. Here only tn,
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