Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17

stead, to-day at 4 pm, corner Main
aud Madison atreets.
Seessels market. 33l Main. has re-
ceived fresh oysters, quails, white fish
and Reelfoot lake perch. They also
have pork sausage. weiner Wurst, fresh
meats Of all kinds, etc., etc.
Nearly all the leading business
houses OF Main street have been, OF
are about to be painted, aud when the
Kansas railway jubilee day comes, our
principal street will look stylish in its
fresh and fashionable dressing,
The celestial moon was chock full
last night. aud so we're numerous peo-
pie of this terrestrial sphere. The
latter, however, are known to behave
worse than did the moon, or the man
in 1t, while the change OF base was
in progress.
There will be meeting Of the
Memphis Bar at the Circuit Court
room at 10 a.m. to morrow, to take
action on the death OF Judge John
NJ Carmack. who died at jackson
yesterday morning. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
The Mendelssohn Musical Society
will make their first public appear
ance next month, the occasion being
q concert given the A. o u. w. The
Exposition building will be used for
the purpose, as it is the only hall
which will accommodate the members
Of the Order and their invited guests
A steam cracker making establish.
ment on large scale is shortly to be
established here, and the location Sc
leoted is the northeast corner of Sc ,ond
and Jefferson streets. The capital
necessary has all been secured, and
Mr.. Isaac Peters, aiormer we'll known
citizen will be associated with Mr.. w.
II. d S VIZ in the enterprise.
The members of the Merchants
Exchange met yesterday and decided
to alter their hour for Change meet
ing to IL m, to continue until n Jon
Heretofore it was between noon and |
pm. The interest manifested at the
meeting betokened activity at the ex.
change rooms FROM this time forward
For the purpose and object Of social
enjoyment the Gayoso Club has been
formed, and its quarters are to be in
Captain James Lees new building on
upper Main street A charter has
been registered at Nashville, the in
corporAtors being B. X Warner, j ohm
Mason, John Dillon, VIM. Buford and
W 5. Montgomery.
Jealousy pefmeates ey ~ az nus and
touches all classes. The ducated and
the Ignorant, the rich and the poor all
feel It's pangs more or less intense, and
chiefly more. This idea is suggested
through the fact that even in the
freights to come here on the first train
from Kansas City, a spirit Of jealousy
has been developed, and it ex ends
even beyond the line of rivalry.
A trot and lun on Friday next at
the Jockey Club, or fair grounds race
course, Will luaugurate the approach
ing race festival Next Monday the
regular fall meeting begins, and there
viii be five races tbat day-a three.
fourths of mile scramble, a one mile
selling race, a three>fourths of , mile
race, a one and an eighth milo race
aud handicap steeple chase. Total
purses that day 1880.
Two new FIRE alarm circuits with
the central battery at the eneine house
corner Of I'd and Adams streets. are
in course Of preparation AMI arrange
ment by the FIRE department One of
the circuits extends to the southern
limits OF the city, and the other to the
northern. The top Of the telephone
poles have been utilized for the
alarm wires through the kindness
Of tho telephone corporation