Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Health corsets-Lange's.
Fresh oysters at Clements.
Call at II Beal for saddlery.
Mince meat. Lyle & Shields.
Angerona Lodge meets tonight.
For cheap books go to Williams.
Sunbeam tea, Jos. z. Carey & Co.
Q. Kaiser removed TO Il Beal street.
LEDGER Office removed to II Union st
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2 Main
street.
The weather forecast says rain tonight
and colder Tomorrow morning.
Preserves, iellies and fruit butter in
great variety at Lyle & Shields.
Smoke Little Diamond, 5 for 25c, al
Bergman & Wageners s, rs Main.
Martin Walt & Co received to-day a
nice lot Of Geniten apples. They will
keep.
Raymond played in Paradise at the
Grand 'Operahouse, New Orleans,
Martin Walt & Co. have received 70,
day 1000 dozen fresh eggs. Boxes and
patent cases.
The oyster supper season is little late
this year, but it bids fair 10 DO very brisk
after awhile.
Inspector Lane, Of the S. p. 9. A., ar
rested ID persons for being cruel 10 ami
mails last month and they were all fined.
Many people Of both sexes took adyan-
tage Of the pleasant and balmy tempera-
ture yesterday TO 80 out for walk and
for exercise.
Street fakirs, or pick pockets and
thieves, roam about the city more numer-
ously than usual. Wayfarers should be-
ware Of them.
Only three more days before the draw.
ing Of the Little Has.s.as Lottery. Tick
cts are selling rapidly, as this lottery Is
popular among all classes in the Taxing
District.
Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson, offers mallard ducks, quails, red
snappers, Mackinaw trout, Kansas City
fresh meats, etc, etc. Leave orders for
prompt delivery.
Mallard ducks, quails, yenison, squirrels,
oysterss celery, fine assortment Of fresh
hsh, pure pork sausage, fresh meats Of all
kinds, etc., can be had atSeessels market.
81 Main street.
Mr.. Harry Piano is confined TO hi,
home with severe attack tf pneumonia.
MT. Leo kremer presided at the organ Of
Calvary Church yesterday, in the absence
Of Mr. Piano, and ably filled the trying DO
sition.
The enormous receipts Of cotton to-day
at various points drove values down
l-l6c on spots in New York, made prices
easier in New York and weak al New
Orleans. while here sellers were especi.
ally anxious to effect trades.
| Mr.. Arthur Wheauey SAYS il was all ,
mistake about hisboing fined SIS per day
straight along during his recent huntinf
turlough, and that he was fined but once
while he has good reason for being alb
sent then. The case Is not so grieyou
after all.
McDaniels and his racers are about III,
only party Of the late meeting designin,
70 remain here through tina winter. Mr.
McDaniels had bad luck at the recen
meeting, bis entries bringing up the rea
in almost every brush.
Our local Chief Magistrate is maxim
an effort 10 stir up the people on the wate
question, and TO This end he to-day invite
couple Of hundred leading citizens 1,
meet him 70 counsel over the subject a
the County Court rooms, next Frida,
evening
Theprima donna, MinnieHauk, 1870 year
Of age, native Of New York. but grey
up in Louisiana and first became famou
m Europe as a songtress, aller which sh
added increased luster 10 her artist
career In this country. The lady : YER
popular everywhere she is known.
The funeral Of Jerome p. Vanordstrand
| j. youngest child Of the late j. 2. and M
} f. Vanordstrand, who died on the 3D. inst
at II m, oftyphoid malarial fever, occur
red yesterday at Ok pm, from st. Mary
Episcopal Church, the Rev. VIM, A
Klein oiiciatingat the sad ceremonies.
, The bears had decided advantage "a
4 day In cotton circles. Recent, here wer
i BIOS bales against 1902 last wear. Co.'s m
! > 49, 1919 fNAAA INV ga nN On NIlN NNIn
I day. The total here this season reachc
ll4,GO9 and 1929 in excess Of last yea
also G633 less than the year before at In
( same date.
Officer Dallas Leo this morning arreste,
Robert Brown, young colofed man
I charged with cutting fellow deck pas
, senger on the steamer Dean Adams las
z Thursday. Brown claims the act wa
done in self.dofense, and promises 10 max
lively defense, The case will be calleI
tomorrow morning before Judge Had
I den.
Poker players, when caught, pay Judg
. Greers court $50 and stand under bal
: OF 30 days In jail-suspended until caugh
again, whom perhaps they'll serve the 3
days and pay heavier fine. Under rue
: circumstance poker player will doub,
less desire 10 fix the entrance 10 his de-
with iron doors, so that the Judge
specials cannot hammer them down.