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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07
5m 8cpr6jeutautsabauI.


@HtcGgo, 6. 8sember. pr. 0eiuri6
Geiger, Gin bstauHter bieFger ar3t un6 Gin
glanu, ytcmen8 @ittitiaG, Fao bietialbit
auf SerunlaiiuuQ oss 2lgsuteu Der Qonez
gife. SHiuraHcs- @ouPearts, Cigar 3. Rtl.
lOgg, iDsg5u Sstrugg Uerbaitat porosH. Iu8
Den uHtsr &hrdnsE ablege5aueu 0u5iaAaH
Der 5rau SbtDiam Sba!sr argtabt ijh. 0aB
i'm ytOpsmber 1882 etn Wiaua, ber fl1 fir
beu @attGH Der Bgau S4ller au8GebeH
mu6te, cine MISUNDERSTANDING. .BoltCe iu
S0be bon $4,000 beral8Eapm uHb gleit9Sei.
tig Elm atteft oe8 8r. @etger oOrutes, no.
ratb 1r lt1l Ger beilsu @eiuu05ait sCfreuan
ioute. SIN Sebruar bisie3 Sabrss uur0e
Oerie'be Wanu iOoanu HaQ benz Ooipital ges
bradt, ba er ii6 i'm lsbten Stadium Der
Sdminoiudt belau0, melhsr 5raufqeit er
aud i'm CitOJsr srlag. Als 6raU Slllsr
oann nle uugebltde g9ittue 0e8 8arforbe,
nen iid} mad feDcgg'e Office begab, uu1 iid]
leneH SstrGg auSiablen ju laiiea, DIrteteH
@ittiGGu unO Or. @stger tn oer ytldbar.
idlait auf ite, nm nit tbr Den Bstrag gu
tbeileu, uuo 3War iOllte Or. geiger fir bic
BON Inn geleiiEeteu 3ieufie $1,000 srbalteu.
Sr. &ellOgg, Der felt ldugsrer 3stt glaubta,
OaB bic Sode tetHe Rtdttgtett babe, bate
iid In 5Olge 8eifen gesen Die bstreffenOeu
BeriOueu Saftbefeble aRsfensH IaiisH. Or.
Setger itaub bteber tn bobeM 4uebeu mo
mar 81 elmer 3ett &Ountparlt. @attidau
murbe bersit8 fruber megeu betriigeriiher
3rGuSGttiOHGH in @rIuoei5snbums0art lis
fen OGboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07
Wep 0Lprfer 0laArtdten.

gl c n prt, 8. 8e3. - Der Bro;eB ge'
gen SEQ. gB. 2afe tpsgeu Sluti6anoe nabm
Rente 5u RtdmOHb nuf Statsu SaGaub ietneu
aniung. 2ate 1T angetlagt, bier Stnoer nit
ietnsr sigeusu So9tsr ge3su8t 81 babeu.
- grsBrGioeut @rent murOe beute gum
lsbensldugItteu giitgltebe Der s6tnseri4UB'
@eieGitaft" arpdtlt. @r mahte titr3Ii9 iez
uer @eieuidaft $50 3um @eidsnt.
- 9as SerbOr Geo. s. @or6on 8, nelder
bic IA iGbrige Ahbie 8resnan AM leBteH
Dtontage bspog, Die Wobuung ibrer @lteru
In 4forta 3I oerlniieu Hnb fidl NIT ibm 3u
entfernsu, fauo bsute in Seriep.&ttp ffatt
uno enbete oarltt, baB @oroou pegeu @nts
fiibrung inter $4,000 BIrgihaft Dem 9e'
ridhtsberfabreu iberTpieIeH puroe. G1s
Wdoden murse Der Sbbut ibres Bfegeoa'
ters Yatrtd 8resuou iiberantnortet. aObte
be3sugte, oa6 iie @oroon lett lestem Sriib'
iabr femme uuo oaB fie oerielbe tbttls ourd
Soripiegeluugen iibsr SImeIeu uuo gro6eu
8eibtbUm, bic er bsitBe un6 ibr gebeu moQa,
tbsils burd1 9rObuugsn bemog, NIT inn
mad Hen, 2)ort III gsbeu uHo ibn III betras
then. 9as Baar begab iit mad sem Ufap'
orebiireau, aIletH Der Manor fpeigerte nd,
III pol3iebeu. 9terauf fihrte gorOou bas
NtUputl uUL) uEIt ~ 2uql 3JOlII III SELIEg'
&itp, mo oas Boar als gtaun uno 6rau Elm
!3tnmsr betuohnte.
- RtcOlo 4lsfaubro, pelher am 81.
Septsmber 8iucen3o Eartaro in Sobofeu
Ourf aiueu Reiierfi4 t0btltf oermunoete,
pur6e heuts bes Wioroes i'm 3metten @raOs
Iberfubrt.
: 4fbburubam, Raii., IA. San. $780,
SD bin 3pet Sabre lang iebr fraut gemeieu.
g3etue TuHiIte bate mid aIs unturtrbar
aufgsgsben. Die geidtdteiteu aerSte fidu'
ben mir 3ur Sstte, nbsr fie tOuuteu Dem lie.
bel nt1t auf ben @ruu6 tOmmeu. SeOs
Iadt bate it Qungeu' NIB 9srjidmsr3su,
uub meius SsbIs mar rsgsImdbtg uerfopft.
Sd agte msiueu siuoern, i'd t6une uidlt
in f5riebeH itsrbsu, obue ySopfsu.8itteru"
usriu6t 3I bubeu. Sest babe Id 3mei iSloz
Iden stuasuommsn. Gle babsn mir iebr
uiel gebOIfsn. Sest bin Id gang pobl. Cine
0tenge 2euts bier, bic iabeu, rpte mir gebOls
len purbe, uno Die aud trant paren, Oers
iudtsn BITE gleoi3in aud, unb fnb jest fu'
rtrt unb gerabe 70 bautbar, tpte t4, fir
stns 10 Ipertbpole, ausgs3sihuetG Re6t3tu.
CDes1-15&pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07
Gin Ma8barnspift unD letue Sol.

Cincinnati, 6. 9ej. -3wei tn Der
Idbs pom gubsrioH. SHb., auIdiige, pobI'
hab.u6e Sarmsr, gfamens Coleman PAM
fins unb Sobu 8. SobuiOu, gertetben geftern
Qbeub iiber bic SsrfeIuug zines grnbfns,
meld,er bic Creme 3ptideu tbren 6armeu
biloete, In Streit, in 6eiien Serlanf Saw'
fins Ietuem @egnsr cine lebsusgefdbrltte
@fuspuube 6eibradte. 9atpttus begab
fd1 barouf mad ietusr 8Obuuug nuS tO0tsts
iidl ielbf 6urGl eiuen SdnB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07

Nn Gas pubIifHm
Tado i'd has 9rcfe TaantiH in
ETS5EH SIR. N, DRpre GGpffrdAs, Seors
* Beds alten 4l1s, 9epattet nne neu
5erqerttet, Ofsrre i'd iest 81 iebr neSrtgen 9reen:
Sdlaflimmers 1Tf0bcln bon 9dbpeIhoIt, 10 5titd.
m S1S pertb $26; Ditto Don Ruabaum b $40,
nertb SEQ &arIprs s@drntturen 81 $SS, nsrtb
$50. .. Rid Rr. N, Spre'@aps, stpii6en Ball
firpres uuS Tabetteitr. (5ept29, ,3GEte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07
garab 8ernbdret pseen guntyaftbruhsS
bgltTait

Puri8, 6. Dejember. - Das SauSels,
Iribumat bot Sarab 8erubarOt unO t6rsu
@uttau 3uiamnen sur 3abluug uoH 1876 ,OCO
TruucF rsgeu 8ruts beS NIT osm ,@dtstg'
3beater" In gOubOu gei6loiieHeu GOuttalts
0eIurtbstlt.
Sin gtrcit unt elm beocr1ebenceS Dusn iiois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07
rs. eOnaree. : erae sisana.

BafbtugtOu, 6. 0f3em5er. - Der
SeHat purOa beute 9littag 3ur OrOuuua
gsrufsu. Dsufihrtftsu osr 8siesgabuuq BON
Rem' SumpIbtre murbea etugerei9t, baB bic
gdubsretsu, pelde an gtisnbabueu ueruils
ligt porbsn iinO, fir nelde oitie ieiue Ba-
tente ermtrtt habeH, uHO mOrauf fie fsiue
Steuern bejablen, an Den Buub ,uridfaleu;
ferEer ptr0 nm Correction oe8 gftIfourt,
Sluhss gebeten. gapbam uuterbreitete 8ss
idlliie, tuslG1e auf bte 8eto 9aUait unO auf
Oa8 Trauenilimmredt 8e3ug bG6eu. SugaQs
brahte cine Btu etu, ogs Prdemtiousgeies
unb 8albpfieauugsBeeB 5u DiOsrrufeu; fer.
uer bOa Sstmfdtteugeie6 III ameuotreu.
Pad gerlauf Der Morgenfunoe Usrtagte ii5
ogr 5euat bic iunl WOHtage.
5m 8cpr6ientautsabauir
srdisu Rc&oio (Sa) u0r beu Sbraateu
mo legte osn Qmtssio ab. @s muroRn fejue
rusiteren @riddfte erIebiat, un0 um 10 Btts
nuign rod u llbr yertagts iih 0ls Qaus bts
3um YIputage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07

4bbptt's IpantIGes gReins Eontetfn drtt pie gpils
nittiou une brtnst aeber anb 1ersn IN rsselmaBtse
S5at5Iassit. rs Gts. sts. .6IGite, (lS2-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07

abbott's IpaniI8es g8stR Eonieum bef6rbert si.
BsrN1uuHs Iuh bsI!t DssPspfte, IS Sss, Sss 5Ial2s
nS2-N
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4IIIFUUIpI Pu.I UtIHTptuUI luI UtUU0
i,igc5 St0oNuietJabesdt= md9Jcno oc5 uu9aulWeu
SobIcs oleaeHUoet5 StaOt IN oeu &tt, Staten lcin.
.M lessen EIeHltale ,tcI0ngic fb iH Et.f1Nl be.
cnu SWOi,Um8 voa ll9lyJ SsdcH t,iH su}IU
ECbesiru,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-07

gOuboN, 6. DECEMBER. - Der yGrf5
Qiioctatton" iufol8e rsiile bas 5rauer3tm,
nler, reIdgs 8 9Ouueu, ben U6rber&a &arsQ'8,
Ha4 benz Rap bsr guteu 9OfHuug begeilcte,
bsute In @eieuidait eiue6 mO0eru getlsi0tt1n
0Iauues auf 0em 9ampfer ,,@ermauic" uou
2ioerpool mad Rep,2Ort ab. 9a8 Baar
lGfe 3ajiteRbillete.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

TzIE 8TITUs or yi.H SrHiKE.

T[IE ST.iYUS o." JitE STGfkc
How tiio Attitude az the Contcndir,; Pr
Ties Appears TO :tn i'npa:ii;iI Wi:ursy
Tho correspondence Of Toe &0uGuy
NeWS, in Il letter published in that pa
per OF :Ec 5;h inst, gives r:'.,cru dis
conra"in| account Of he chHn,os OF
the striking operators. lie sa.~:
"With 4 sincvrc desire 70 sec The
striking operators succeed ~ t;lGr
! strife with thc Western Ulinn ror,ua-
! ny, cannot say that the oHjlHr, is r.,-
! conrH:.inM. II wGs prcGi"G. 4 hr per-
, sons OF good Judgment in >mci: mnalrrS
! that should the Western tuun Gem
r"ny noiH oH5 until tI" first ur August
the position Of the strikers would be
unpleasant. Here we az" n:,#t the first
OF August, and from all sides come re-
the operators and coniiIrnrc anloE,s
the companies. Tie Wcsi>rn EriuI
Company, While uu'lcniuG!v crimi'yN
and unable to do half its Visual work.
Still does u certain business ni.n c..r
the encouraging prospect before il Of
doing better when thc "scuhs" and be-
&!nnr"", upon whom ii las relied. "njn
mere experience and arc able 10 Take
fhc place Of the strikers. Tic s:r!Eprs,
on IL" other land, sec their harti.rAin-
CT savings mo;uG While t!!cy H"n w0r-
rict Ny the fear That ulon app!yinw for
positions when Che strife cDi,!tu&ry, if
s"rh Il thn% hAprVIm, sun.r OF tncui
Wili nave 90 DC refused. The cUmDn,iv
offers All Operators 81 "ood salaries ns
The strikers demand iflErv win Ing.,i.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

y RECENT writer rather cOnc!uaivclv
shows that, in spite Of its hi2h moral
rrrnrnion&, the Republican party was
fNnnGcl principally ~ men who were
rot conspicuous for picty, who di.bc-
licvcd in Hibiica' inspiration, and Whc,
like Lincoln, were anything but oviho-
dUX Christians.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

IN bitterness Of spirit ex-senator
Dorsey cNclaiin&: "Ihrrc does not
seem 70 be grain of truth or honor in
the public man of to-day bigger than II
mustard Sccd.' or course Mr.. Dorsey
was speaking Of the distinguished Re
rnh!icN's wish whom he associated,
and with whom he was cutie familiar
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

CHARLES ii. BRYAN, Nevada
aWyer, i'll 1854, made Il speech Of two
or three hours length, in mining
case. lie was paid q fec Of E:l0O,uop.
lie went East, bought Il race horse and
became paurcr--all in q few months.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

ODoNNEL, ihc slayer Of Carey tie
iniormcr, said in his arrai@nmcnt be-
fore The magistrate at Fort Elizabeth,
that Carey attacked him, and HAT he
Wrcstcl thn risto! from Carey and shot
l!im in scl:hv:ru@r, which is sular-
What t!iin. ]lc VIII hc tried for thc
niurGnr at For! Ei;;n} cth in October.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

EN-%r%Ar"H NHlLouG says tAat Nc
Hinr N"utc prosecution instituted
against hin is inspired hy political
;timo>ily, anal SAYS ilat when tic time
comes he will make some tlcvclonmcnla
which will place those who are hound-
in: hiin in most uncnviaLlc position.
l'crl1l5 N.1, too, ii!' Uor,cy, las ';u
hOX.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09
GA i,f TeTW1&

carpets end IC""" Furnishing Gocds VGr
,a'EcHi surCl, south Of Baltimore Mouuci
s;r'iH""!", lily and InGrain Carpets, H,irs
Ntats ahH Crumb Cl0!hG, Window Shahcs
Nhit ihIcrH. hordrrS, snca Curinin., Cor.
ni'"s ana Poles, Cocoa !" CNn;ui N{attin..s
Snh"t<t"FI, NnTnri"gs. Ghr"m"a, Picture
t:'N lGE &, rtI;tl., luI;I%EA, &.
'..E 80 .,IN N' N'A
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-09

-,~hrinrE'A Indian TDmilUg" DESTROYED
ana "Npr'l"l worms rfrty yrar&n-". u,
Guarantee II /" 60 he sam. t,.Gay. {, Im.
'"'lai"th"n Of ever. r,Iy Mto I,vS il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
LEDGER LINES.

1000 ice cold melons at Clements.
New filters, 0Eanne, Denison & Co.
The crop reports are very encour-
aging.
200 gallons choice huckleberries at
Clements.
Brown & jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Boudoirs at the Cottage Gallery 81
per dozen. New sceneries.
Farmers in the country are nearly
all raising their own meat this sea.
son.
Clement, Sc Beal, sells spring chick
ems cheap by the dozen and delivers
free.
Telephone Clement for choice cold
melons. Free delivery every hour iD
the day.
New check books manufactured at
low figures at the LEDGER job print
ing office.
Popular Monthly and Young La.
dies Journal for August at CorWin's,
Us Main street.
Choice fresh meats of all kinds de-
hvered in time for breakfast by
SeesselS market, 33l Main.
Another moonlight excursion on
the river is to be made tomorrow
night by the steamer Eckert.
A Doctor Hackemoff is doing pro-
fessional business in this city. Its a
better name than "SaBbOnes."
Sales Of tickets 10 the Little Hayans
Lottery close tomorrow as the draw
ing takes place Thursday. Get Z
ticket.
Red snappers, Mackinaw trout
spring chickensa and choice fresh meats
at Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 anC
Al Jefferson.
The effort to keep cool during tn
heated term is successful with thos,
who secure seasonable underwear o
Sam May, the gents furnisher, 1853
Main.
There is something wrong in sound
ing the alarm for fires. The engine
eurn out aud nearly always run viii
before the location of the trouble
ascertained.
The road leading to the ferry o
I, Wolf river just above its iunctio
with the bayou is in a very bad cor
dition and deserves the attention {
the proper authorities.
Il A number of piscatorial disciple
. are fixing for a big fish irolic toWar
= the close OF the week. They say IN
fish will bite rayenoqsly after I'll
moon iulls Thursday night.
The dry goods, notion and hardvar
: traffic exhibit an increased volum
this summer oyer last, while traffic
groceries, provisions sgd breadstuf
shows . decided decrease.
Estimates have been made. or al
10 course OF being 20, TO run telephon
lines from here to JaciaoR, Tenn. |
Covingion, Tenn to Holly Springs |
FJisrs Point and to Grenada
The cas- sf the young darky Wi
Keuneday, for shgctipg With intent
kill Mr., Fletcher out BY the Nations
Cemetery, was being tried in il
Criminal Court this forenoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17

with new baby could not be. mora
pleased than was | at seeing Tom,s
red head and hearing him tally in b;s
good old Texas American stvls
He had met Senator Lones from
Florida, who was being made much If
by the Irish members OF Parliament
lie is anxious to get on the continent
especially to DRESDEN, where A college
chum paTsd Mason is u. s, ConsnI
Mason "a from Virginia, and was n
Confederate soldier. After the war.
as q matter OF course, he was all
Proken up, Luckily he ran across
ION, who had Grant make him a
consul Don gives no intimation as to
when he thinks of returning. he saws
that ne had a letter from Philadelpbis
l9tlnAIing that a party of PeDnsylvs-
MA statesmen were soon to join him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
Cattle Thieves.

A couple of cattle thieves came
within an inch of being caught last
night. They had stolen two COWS
from the country at a point between
COvington and Brunswick. The
owners got on their track and followed
them to the city, being afraid to make
an arrest or demand their property.
The cattle were placed in La Croix
yard, in North Memphis. Com
munication by telephone was
had with the police station,
and at the same time man on horse
back, thinking the telephone too slow,
rushed to the station to report the
thieves and have them arrested. Cap.
tain O'Haver went out to the yards
but the birds had flown, warning
having been given them by VIM. Moon,
an employe OF LaCroix. The latter
refused to give up the cattle unless the
owners got out a writ of replevin, which
they we're compelled to do this fore
noon. Mr.. Moon acted strangely, and
the whole affair has rather suspi-
cious losk. The cattle were kept by
the stock yard men, and the thieves
were permitted to leave, but without
any advance of cash being made on
their alleged property.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
PERSONAL.

The Rev.J.F. Latimer was installed
as pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Demorest's Monthly Magazine and
Revue de Ia Mode for August, at Cor i.
wins, 283 Main street.
The best assortment Of fine fishing
tackle at Frank Schunan's gun store,
No. ALI Main street. 1l7t
Miss Cynthia Latting returned
home this morning, after q pleasant
visit to friends in South Mississippi.
Miss Isabella Levy, accompanied
BY her sister. Cordelia Levy, will
leave this evening for the North on a
pleasure trip.
Received another choice selection
Of japanese poles. For fishing tackle,
and guL goods go to r. Kup.erschmidt
200 Main street. las
luka Springs, delightful health re-
sort, best accommodations. -Four
hours from Memphis. Address
Us I. P. AYDLErT, Iuka Miss.
Mr.. Sam H. Coward and family, &C.
companied by Mrs. r. II. Vance,
leaves in the morning for Waukesha
and the Northwest to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. E. Whitmore, of the LEDGER,
left this morning for the shores OF
Lake Ponchsrtrain, where he will
enjoy the cooling and restful breeges
of the Southern coast for ten days or
two weeks.
Mr.. L. r. Jack, formerly of this
city,is now manager of the we'll known
and popular Vokes combination, "a very
desirable and pleasant position. They
played to good houses at the Academy
Of Music In Milwaukee last week.
Nashville Banner, l6: Mr.. S. S.
Garrett, Supervising Inspector Of
Steam Vessels for this district, of
Memphis, is here on official business.
He is also visiting lodges of the An
cient Order United Workmen, and
will visit Hope Lodge Of that order
tonight.
Talbot Martin, oldest son of MIR.
Hugh and Mrs. Ruth Martin, of Vance
street, is home from Galveston, Texas,
to take few weeks rest and to visit
his friends. He went to Galveston
something over ayear ago, to accept a
position as shipping clerk with the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad,
and by his industry and fine business
habits, has made fac start for one
who is yet hardly grown. He gets a
fair salary, has promise of promotion
in the fall, and a prospect of still
further advance in about year. He
has already good record and many
warm friends. His family are justly
proud OF such boy, giving promise
of great usefulness and success in life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
DON CAMERON an EUROPE.
He Isn't Having as Royal a Time
a. HIS Friends Thought
We Would.
speolal . thO oommoroI,I an,atLa.

opeciai 10 tho commercial Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Mr. James
r. Young, chief clerk of the Attorney
Generals Office, writes as follows Of
Don Cameron in Europe:
A friend of his living here received
q letter from him, recently, in which
Don says he is not having suck roy
ally good time as some people said he
would. The English country, he says,
is very pretty, but not near so inter>
estins as the country about Harris
burg. The old church architecture
business is good deal OF a bore, he says
London he likes, and he could content
himself there for an indefinite period
II he only had some Of tAe boys with
him to talk some GOOD United States
language 10 him, and thus relieve him
from the monotony of the English
pronunciation, which becomes very
tiresome to an American. He ran
across Tom Ochiltree at the Ascot
races, and" he writes, "a mother
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
ana hlnrkafa IO-tInv

The Markets To-day.
The telegram from Chicago to the
Merchants Exchange to>day quotes
clear rib sides at N.35 per cws, and So
over last nights closing figures; lard
1910, and l2lc up; mess pork 1896,
and llc up; wheat SlOla, aud Ito up;
corn 5lIC, and 10 down.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
Havana OherOOtS,
at Ell. ESCH,
2I7 Main, corner Adams,
T0-Day's Fire.

An alarm of FIRE near noOa to day
was caused by the burning of the roof
of o two story brick kitchen, connect.
ed with the Fesidenee Of Mr.. G.. B.
Patterson, at No. 100 Exchange street.
BiTe engine No. 4 and the hook and
ladder truck went out and extinguish-
ed the same with a loss of not more
than $40.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
Hardly Correct as 10 Memphis.
New Orleana p;o,v,n.

Some Of the old National Board of
Health doctors are now finding Il diff.
cult to pay their board. Particularly
IS THIS the case as to Memphis. They
expect to live on steamboat dinners
and the resolutions adopted ct their
own meetings. 'e''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
watermelOns Jh lee,
Victor ID. Fuchs market,
80 and A Jefferson.
A Cheerful IpvIlatINn.

New Orleans Picayaue. la
All Memphians are invited TO come
to New Qrleap9-.ig they will come
With clean bills Of health--and enjoy
the glorious summer we are having
here. This is a grand su.nmer resort,
and two opera trOupes are playing here
every night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
ClearinghOsFp RqRoEa.
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKER
8aI second streef.

Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc., bound az the PUBLIC
LSDGgR bindaYy. II Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
Police News,

Nine prisoners we're before Judge
Hadden this morning, aud s. cash
was taken in, also 30 days of labor
charged up. Tom Mccarthy, a
plain drunk, paid So. Marian Wenn
for disturbing public worship paid SO.
Morris McUursion, drunk and resist>
ing an officer, William Hodge. disor-
derly CONDUCT, and Peter Hssd, for
being drunk and sleeping out, were
each given II days on the gang
Martin Mcdonald, q hack driver,
drunk, was fined s., hut the same
was held up on his promising 10 10 to
Hopeheld and sober up. John Zent,
for carrying a pistol on the street to
shoot dog which had bitten his
child in the face, was fined $50, but
S45 Of the amount was held up. He
was also bound over to the Criminal
Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
FOR RENT.

HOUSE Ne. Sc 0verton street. Apply to J
IL 7 Walsh & Bro, 10 Main street, III
A SMALL cottage bou.e, furnished or un-
"A furnt hed. Apply to YOUNG i MAR
TIN, 25i second street. lle l28
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
II you want the genuine
Calhoun and Log cabin tobacco
Call at
XII. f. . Q Ell,
2I7 Main, corner Adams.

The Eckert leaves foot of Monroe
at nine o'clock, Wednesday night, on
another one OF those delightful moon.
light trips,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17

All aboard for the moonlight ex-
Cursion on the Eckert Wednesday
night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-17
E&O-K,O
TULU,
Fragrant
The Trade nnIInr

AEaue Dollar.
The Cotton Exchange held meet.
ing at noon to-day to consider the con.
dltlon Of the silver trade dollar. After
. short session they resolved TO com.
mHRio2te Yith the mercantile bodies
OF New York and 10 indorge their
action in asking the government Ia
withdraw them from circulation. or ~
redeem them at their face value. The
t9tsI pqMber coined by the mints Of
ne United States vac nearly VI .6OO..
OOO. Al first they only circulated
west Of the Rocky Mountains and in
china and Japan, but for some wears
F2st they have been in general circula.
lop all eyer the country. Very few.
BBOWev'H are nOg y bp fOHPd AeFes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-28
SCALING THE SIDE OF A BUILDING.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday witnessed an
exhibition drill OF the SIX hremen who have been
training under Christopher Ho~H, OF st LOUIS, IN
the use OF hfe-saving appliances, at the engine
house in Tenth-ay-., near Ninetyseyentb-st. Huell
and ms pupils first went through the eyoluuons for
developing the muscles. Then the scaling ladders
Serr brought out und manned. The men worked
In pairs Two fremen az a lime took ladders and
raised them TO a window of the engine house. At a
word of command one man hooked his ladder ia the
window and ran up II rapidly. As soon as be
reached the window he snapped hook OF his belt
into ring at the upper end of the ladder and
braced him self firmly, while bis cOmrade passed up
10 him the second ladder. TIE second ladder was
raised 10 the next window above and used In the
same way. while the first ladder was carried up to
the third floor Using two ladders in that manner,
the two firemen quickly assembled from the ground
TO the roof OF the building