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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-27

Rather summary again.
The lowest this morning vas 90.
Range yesterday IS to IS.
1t is getting warm enough to keep
open doors and windows again.
1t was haEy hereabouts when the
sun rose, but no clouds were visible.
Ne drop Of rain fell anywhere in
the South or ia the Northwest las,
night.
The breeze came lightly from Ii,
south to east to-day. Tonight or to,
morrow it will shift to the west and
north.
1t was cool enough 10 Dakata tni,
morning. At Bismarck the mercur,
was down to 36', and at North Platte
Nebraska,4 lo. The cool wave is likel,
to pass eastward aud DO felt over tn,
lower lake region tomorrow.
Fair weather all over the soutl
is predicted for to-day, aud Il
will get warmer, with prosp O
Of cooling off by to morrow. The lax,
region will enjoy local rains. but nc
moisture is probable nearer us.
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On His Feet Arain.

During the performance at the circus
last night Mr.. Ed Belmont and two com
panions were doing an Acrobatic act, and
in attempting To turn a back somersault
from the shoulders of one Of the athletes,
Mr.. Belmont infused too much vigor in
his effort and failed TO light on his col
leagues shoulders, Il consequence Of which
he fell heavily to the ground, head FIRST,
striking the top of his spinal column. He
wAs picked up and removed 10 the Clar-
endon Hotel. This morning he arose, got
away with a good breakfast, took a stroll
around town, and only felt a little shaken.
From the foregoing It Is evident that Mr..
Belmont neither broke his neck nor par
slyzed his spine, as rumor had 1t general
ly around town.
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ADDITIONAL COrToS.

| . N..fA "..H| "..N HH|.
LIVERPOOL, September q, 800 PM
Cotton in moderate inquiry freely supplied
at previous quotations. Uplands, bNd;
orleans, sid. Sales to-day, 10000 bales
Receipts, 1908 bales; American, 1860.
Futures quiet. % l n
NEW YoRK, September 81 l2Oe p.m.
Cotton quiet and steady. Ordinary,
8 Lice; good ordinary, 96-16c; low mid
ding, lOhci middling, l01fc; good mid
ding, l0Hc; middling fair, lfhc; fair,
~ 3-l6c. Futures are steady at 3 to4points
above last evenings closing prices.
NEW ORLEAEs,S eptember2 n, $780, m!
Cotton quiet Middling, l0Lc. Sales
to-day, 300 bales. Receipts to-day,
CLEO, same day last year 440l; at Calves
ton, 1915 bales, against b023 same day
last year; Mobile 2j9, against 1880
Charleston, 1891, against 4S55 Savannah
1900, against 67St Norfolk 1923, against
1897
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THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES

Fresh oysters at Clements.
Fresh oysters, at Signaigo's.
Choice lake perch at Clements.
ReelfO0t perch at Signsigo's.
Fresh red snapper at Clements.
SsE Seasides daily at Williams.
Mules for sale, Boblen, Huse & Co.
Yehison roast and steak, Signaigo's
Mules for sale, BOhlen, Huse & Co.
Mules for sale, Bohlen ,Huse & Co.
Streets less crowded to day than
yesterday. 8G
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
A crowd Of eminent flyers will be
here for our aces.
Persimmons are among the autumn
fruits now offered at the stands.
Professor Ss1by's opening matinee,
Saturday next, 3 p N .atCocbran Hall.
Twenty-Five bushels ounces just
received by A. Fell, Beal st. market.
Liberal layers Of Tishomingo gravel
have recently been dropped on Vance
and other streets.
A variety Of FISH, choice veal and
fresh meats Of all kinds at Seessels
market, SSl Main.
Smoke Ingomsr, 3 for 25c, a genuine
Key West cigar. Bergman & Wsg.
ener, sole agents, 285 Main.
Seessel &Wurtzburger's new grocery
and meat stores, Nos 100 and l39
Nam, will open on Saturday.
The widow Of the late Peter Tufts.
who died five years ago, has beeen ap.
pointed Administrative of his estate.
Six months in the workhouse i
George Jones sentence in the Crimi-
nal court Tor trying to kill some one.
An exploding oil lamp set FIRE to
Barre't's circus tent last night, but il
was extinsuished with little injury.
A sure thing for ohills,
Try it and be convinced,
Battier's chill tonic, So Main street
Two hundred and fifty eight arriv.
ais at -four city hotels yesterday, and
one hundred aud six we're at the Pea.
body.
Cotton receipts at Nashville for tn,
year ending the lst instant was 45, 40.
bales, and 1879 less than the veal
before.
The Haverly Mastodon troupe viii
bethe next attraction in the amuse.
ment line, and it will be ten days be.
fore it can be enjoyed.
A weapon carrying circus maj
named John Carson was sent to jail
Yesterday and could not 20 north will
the circus party last night, as h,
wanted to.
Only two more days loft in which t,
buy tickets in the next drawing Of III,
Little Havana Lottery. Only 2O,OOC
tickets have been issued at q each
and a number Of valuable prizes will
be awarded.
Winchester avenue from Alabamr
street to the cemetery has been opened
to travel, its new pavement being
completed. The upper end Of Second
street has also been completed and il
open to the public.
Down in the valleys the planters are
paying from go to 70 cents per cwt fol
picking cotton, and out 10 the hills
DO cents, the pickers paying for the
provisions they consume. Noscarcity
Of labor is reported so far.
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PERSONAL

Golden hair fluid at Mrs. MeAnally's
House painting. decorating and Do.
pering BY L. A. Rodwell, 9 Jefferson.
K~alssmining, wall tinting and whit
eniug BY A. Mcneil, 25l Third ct.
Boy and salesman wanted by Sol
Coleman. Must have good recommen
dations.
james f. Stokes, Mississippi, and
Senator Harris and wife, Tennessee,
are at the Peabody.
Mr.. W. j. Steele has returned from
a trip through Texas in the interests
Of the Pioneer Cotton Mill.
Miss Lucie Bowen and Miss Ella
NJ. Wheatley have returned from Crab
Orchard and Huntsville, Ala.
Hirsch, SchwAb & Co., &C Beal,
have opened q irst-class boot and shoe
store, aud are selling goods at rock
bottom prices.
Miss Pattie Rogers, from Wall Hill,
Miss, and Miss Ella Rogers, from
Ooldwater, Miss, are here on a visit
at Mrs. Smiths, $50 Sh.lby street.
Senator Isham G. Harris has re-
turned from his Texas rancho after an
absence OF about two months and
seems to be enjoying rugged health.
The official list Of drawings at
Havana on September 18th will not
reach here for several days, owing to
the breakage ofmachinery on the mail
steamer. The list for the Little
Havana, which is supplemental to the
Royal, is consequently delayed also.
The sympathy Of numerous friends
60 out to Mr.. Percy G. Clarke. whose
young wife, formerly Miss Annie 4.
Humphreys, died yesterday morning.
The funeral services were held this
forenoon at Grace Episcopal church,
and was n~umerOusly attended by
friends and acquaintance.
We notice the return of Mr.. Marcus
Jones from a trip to New York and
the New England States, where he
visited the principal wall paper manu-
featuring companies, bringing back
with him some very beautiful and
unique patterns Of decorative and wall
papers, and will be receiving from the
9th to 10th Of next mOnth patterns
now passing through the hands Of the
designers.
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Leave your orders for Shirts
at Southern Shirt Factory.
Falk d. Friedlander,
3I3 Main, corner Monroe. /
IMPORTED
Safety Matches at
SPEOHT & WALTER.
KREMER's OPENING TODAY,
A Full Display and a Large
Attendance.

The leading attraction to-day is
Kremer's opening display at 2t5 Main
street. This firm leads off in autumnal
openings, and their elegant exhibition,
together with its tasty and skillful ar
rangement, caused many expressions of
admiration from hosts of interested Wis
itors to-day. The brilliant spectacle must
be seen to be appreciated, Their large
store is embellished in the most handsome
manner, while a long list Of splendid
articles Of apparel have been so skillfully
placed that nothing in the way Of adorn-
ment could add to its beauty. There is
a great variety OF splendid fall dresses for
ladies' also hats, bonnets, feathers, plumes
and a vast stock Of exquisite specimens Of
apparel too numerous 10 mention, all Of
which presents q most admirable specta-
Gle. Call at Kromer's and examinethe
extensive assortment displayed so delight
fully.
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THE CIRCU+
The City and Adjacent Country
Captured by q SHOW Far Above
the Average I'm Merit.

The s, II, Barrett & Co. circus and
Henagerie came and most decidedly con.
quered the town and part Of the adjacent
country. The affair was excellent in
every respect, and received a magnificent
and merited patronage. The show bills
so literally displayed around town did
not e1aggerate the sights to be seen
within the big tents, nor did they give
evidence Of the rare humor of Mr.. w.
Fred Aymar, who acts in the dual ca
pacity Of press agent and clown Both
afternoon and evening the tents we're lit
orally jammed, and the individual
was lucky indeed who could
find a seat after the ring performance
began. The Company have an unusually
fine collection Of animals, many being Of
a variety seldom seen in other collections.
The attendants are courteous and pains
taking in guiding visitors and making
explanations. The list Of riders embrace
such famous names a. Robert Stickney.
Charles Ewers, Miss Emma Lake, and
Miss Jennie Rwers. The three Leotard
brothers are among the leading acrobats.
The Maysards do trapoze work, while a
whole host Of other attractions are pre-
sented' och as juggling, ieats OF strength
with cannon balls, tumbling, gymnastics,
exc. An especially good feature Of tho
show last night was the introduction
Of the Dude act by Mr.. Aymor. The
young mans make up was Of the extreme
y heavy swell order skin tight pants,
abbreviated coat, patent leather toothplck
shoes, high hat English eyeglasses, etc.
He goes to the box Office, has a row with
the ticket seller, likewise with the gate
keeper worries the animal keeper tries
to down the mar at the reserve scat stand,
gets thrown out, repeats the performance
and finally goes into the ring and bets he
can sing the best song in the house, when
his true identity is explained. To sum up
II Is only necessary TO say hat every fea-
ture Of Messrs. Barrett & 90. 5 entertain
ment is Of the most m%eritorious order and
was visited yesterday .by the very elite Of
this city.
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$780, Main Street.
Missing from Home.

A fruit grower from Gadsden, Tenn.
named A. W. Herndon, came here las,
Monday in company with Mrs. Todd, the
latter destined for Carson's Landing
Miss, 100 miles south of here. Mr.. Hern.
don was seen here Monday last and not
having been heard from since, while hi.
immediate return to his home having
been his intention, It is feared some harm
has befallen him. The missing gentleman
has a wife and child at Gadsden, and
they are much distressed about him. He
is a person of steady habits, and a church
member. Mr.. j. W. Rosamond, of Gads-
den, came here in search of the missing
man.
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C~IearInEhouse Report.

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
and blank book manufacturing estab
lishment, ID Madison street. Memphis,
Tenn, Is prepared TO execute every
kind Of work In their line in the latest
style and at low prices.
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To Heaven in a Pullman Car.

And his (Eleazer's D sword clave to
his hand, was tho Rev. Mr.. Talmape's
text at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. He
contrasted tho Hebrew Generals
energy in fighting the Philistines with
the easy going ways Of those modern
Christians who want q rose water
and kid glove" campaign. "Tbev
want to ride to heaven in a Pullman
sleeping car" said he, with their feet
on plush cushions. They want the
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bed made up early so that tbsv "a,
sleep al the way, and have the black
porter, Death, only wake them nm in
lime to roll into the Golden Gitv'
Ihey want soft sermons, 10 morooco
covers, laid down before them on vel.
vet cushions. But that Is not ths
way to salvation. We must esnoI
from the church those who eSt tbs
communion bread on Sunday and eat
the widows houses all the week. Not
4 baptism Of cologne and rose water
but one OF FIRE, is needed"
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The 5 cent cigars in
Sol COleman's Cigar Palace
Cannot be RquaIed.
The new Manila Oheroots are excel
lent. TRY ONE.
HELLOl HELLO.
Telephone Subscriberu.

Having completed an entire reconstruc.
ton Of the telephone property Of Memphis
we are now ready TO make the transfer to
these Improvement To do.so will neces-
State a suspension Of telephone commune
cation TO begin at l p m. tomorrow, Fri
day, New lists will be furnished and
the system of calling by numbers en-.
forced. j. j.. FOWLER.
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slight Illness Of Won. Jacob
ThOmpsOn.

Hon. Jacob Thompson was taken with
a f%ainting spell on Main street, in front Of
wilkins jewelry store, about II o'clock
to-day, and would have fallen If he had
not been caught by friends who happened
TO be passing. 1t WA some moments bo-
fore he could speak, and then he feebly
expressed a desire 10 be taken home.
When asked what doctor he wanted he
said, "Never mind" A carriage was
called and he was sent in charge Of a
young gentleman friend. Mr.. Thomp-
son has been in rather feeble health for
some months, but II Is hoped hat this
attack will not develop into serious illness.
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tTaata up-Grnin nown.

Specials from Kansas City to the Mer-
chants Exchange quote c SIC, and lic
above last nights close; lard, n, and sc
up pork, $40 50, and unchanged. From
st. Louis wheat is quoted at 81 per bu,
and &c down; corn, 45c, and &c down;
oats, 25b, and &c down. From Chicago
is 8 rs, and 2ic up; lard, 7 S7s, and
Be up; pork, 1925, and &c up; wheat
94c, and &c down. corn, 49i, and &c down.
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FoR RENT

FOh RENT
VIZ A. WHRATLEY,
W. PSI Main street, Near Maditop
RESIDENCES FOR RENT:
lge Third, corner Washington, brick,
N5 Poplar, cottage, frame,
nice cottages at RidEeWay station.
,hiehardson residence and grounds. furnish.
ed, Bass avenue,
go Fifth street, cottage, Fort Pickering,
w Adams, second floor, part house.
Also rooms and 4 ats over stores,
MIS-. whites re1ideDce, north end Front 81
four rooms.
STORES.
Store and residence, cor Union 4 WELLINGTON
~ second under eresnlaW 0~psrahOuss,
Madison street cotton shed,
~ Beal, shop and rooms,
DIV corner beal and DoSoto. store. 1884
NO. S29 Mississippi avenue, cottage. Ave
" rooms. Apply to u. W. Miller, No. n
9A1lson. % 2
HOUSE 1855 Carroll avenue; 8 rooms with
IL bath ROOM all in good repair.
2ED STACK. ~ Adams street.
SrORE-No.A Second street, formerly oo-
~ cupied by Is X Plain a Co. Apply 10
I'll Moore 4 Hogan. 1856 Second *.
OFFICES, rooms and stores, corner Second
and Monroe. Myers 4 Sneed. 1881
SIuRE No. 40 Madison street. from Sent
- let. Aeply at MENREN's. iIsf
ARGE, drst-class cotton warehouse.
]. v. PATRICK.
SIOhkh0USE No. l2l Main street from
y Oe,9oer ISL Apply to G. q. Helm, $50
zS
BOARDING.
DESIRABLE rooms With good table bosrJ
u * " Madison street. 1871
A COVERED spring wagon, Woodruff 4
n oliver make, and harness. almost ns,s
Apply 70 J Pendergrast, corner Main Rns
pun sereets. 20 rs
NEWs stand. l6 Fifth a., Che,sea, doIn,
- gooa oaslness. Cause Of tale, i'll health Z
NoTTAgR-0ns Of the incest In so1,I
u memphis' Lot sOxl5O. NJ Z Copaway
@sln II
A FIRST; class, second hand piano, In per
leet order. kranisohe a Bach, makers
X. Bettehy, zoe Main street. $500
DIAN0S and organs, new and second hand
\ atHG h%ollenberg'S. 29 Main street225
TWO, hundred tons fresh cotton seed mea
l. iorlsale cheap, at the Hanauor Oil Work
1871
COTTAGE, nice and new, large lot n
" South Memphis. Terms part cash AM
balance In monthly payments,
llst M. Z. C0NAWAY, 2S5 Main.
DRAfa mule and harness. IKEA CHASE
lIons stteet. l45t
PUSHED corn, crushed oats and al
y KINDS OF crushed and ground feed n,
mules horses and cow for sale al Mempbi,
9in and WI. Gin your cotton al Msmpbi'
Tin and Mil, opposite Mississippi and fep.
1881 j. V. PATRICK 4 m
A BUTT0NH0LR machine with ALI q,
"A ap~purtenancos. II Bertschy, 92 Main X
CANARY sEED-Three pounds for twenty.
y I've eonts. ULLATH0hNE'S seed store.
~ MAID street. l6i
A VERY ine. second. hand transit for sale
"A the property Of tho late w B Moon,
Apply At ziS Main street.
bt HHUMPHREYs. Civil Engineer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-27

The finest assOrtm emit OrpOck-
et-kniyes At Alban a. Co.'S, ISL
Main street 20
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MONS CAPEL AND DIR. Full
TON.

Possibility Of an Action Tor Libel.
The Visiting Clergyman Angry
and Indignant-Dr. FuItOn'A
Statement Pronounced False.
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Henry Luehrmann's Terrace
Garden.
First Shell Oysters This season.
New ork, shrewsbury and
COMMIT I
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The finest stock Of periumeries,
combs, brushes, ETC., at Alban d
Co.'s, SSI Main street. 70
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John WALSH, UND ERTAKER
Ri second atreat.
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NOVELTIES,
Maroon Derbys,
Black Derbys,
English Jockey Caps,
Correct styles for Ladies
4. a. WRIGHT q CO.,
Under Peabody Hotel,
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KO-KO
K0-KO
TULU
TULU

Thousands are now using it and pro.
nounce It superior in every respect to
any in the market.
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OybtersI Oy9terbi
In large supply, received daily at Glenn
ents market SO Beal Wholesale as we'll
as retail trade solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. I
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PROFESSIONAL.

III YOU want good shoes call on Hirscs,
SehWab a Co., t6 BeAl. lot
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WAnrEp.

1000 TONS ss:s and and y ScS.:i si irSS Ga met
al, feathers and hides, old machinery bought
and sold. Send for price list, Address.
SAMUEL GABAY, Agt and Com. Merchant,
lnQ 10 ais Shelby Airaat. Memnhis. Tom. 98l
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yaI3natf@s Wa9srt3teSss

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bunbert Meileu nortSaIid Don Bobte,
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tauerte. Die WobItbdiigteitsfommiis
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mer.
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neuerer 3e;t ober wsiB man, baB Die
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uI6 alabama 3utamn1en d~nnE9ern6 49,
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ais BennfpIuauten bat. Sn Gtras bes
fnhen fi9 5000 OuabratmeiIen bitumis
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9emabte - uub einen unsaril9en Bfars
rer. 0as Yanr mar NIT einern 8remer
Dampfer ~ausstommen, ua9bem es ben
beibeIieitigen @ltern, rueIde bic 6etratb
ni6t busebsn MOLTEN, b~ur9sebrannt,
unb w1nl5te ni9ts iebnIi9er, aIs tn bic
6eTein Der @be sei@misOet gu werben.
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ben srfiat.
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in benz untereu Ebeile Der Stabt Ner0
Dort briust Isbr uieI t1nGnnebmIi9tei.
ten nit ft1. wdbrenb Gf9 ibr prottii&er
Wertb nod uidt bsurtbeiIen Iibt.
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biesmaI on Der @6e BON Na6aus unb
SObusS Street, fit Der Dompf aus elmer
i9IteBenben R66renuerbinbuus
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gfaferfteine umbsrEOsen unb baB cine
9rubs pom Q Sus 2dnSe, 4 Sus 8reite
lnb Q SuB Eiefs sntftanb, ans weI4er
bic DGmpffduIeu wie aus siuen @spier !