Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sister Cities on the Mississippi River.
Their Children Having q High
Old Time Together.
Dubuque Times. q.

Oalena by the committee appointed x
escort them thither. They reached
here on time and were escorted to the
Julien House where they were greeted
by the Dubuque drum corps and hum
dreds Of citizens who had assembled
at the Julien House to see and vel
come them. The lady members of the
party were welcomed to the city By
the committee Of ladies appoisted fol
that purpose. The event of theil
coming was the occasion for q large
tournout of our people and the Mem
phians no doubt felt highly honored
over the cordial reception they re,
ceived last evening. The formal re-
ception will be made at the Julien
House this evening, when ball and
banquet will be given in honor Of
the Southern guests of our citizens.
After supper the Guards made the
acquaintance of many citizens Of our
city whom they had not met before,
and a number Of Dubuque ladies were
presented to the party by the lady
committee. The strangers were enter
tanned until bed time in q very cordial
manner. Following are the names oil
the visitors arriving last night:
PORTER GUARDS.
Captain j D Waldran, Cotton Com.
press Company.
Lieutenant s D Weakley, Assistant
Attorney General.
Lieutenant John L Kerr, Cotton
Press Company.
Lieutenant james f Rice, per-
chant. agt
Ensign ] E Hunter, Deputy Clerk
Criminal Court. n' q
OM Mason, Deputy Sheriff. q
W b Armour, cotton factor. aa
James Franklin, General Passenger
Agent of the Ohio River Packet
Company.
George Goodyear, Cashier Little
Rock railroad.
Frank Dixon, merchant.
W NJ Cross, manager silk depart
ment B LoWenstein & Bros.
John H Hutton, PUBMc LEDGER
job rooms. Au
DR. VIM Gragg.
Joe Irby, merchant.
w II Wick, druggist.
+ NJ Gilliland, merchant.
Harry Davis, druggist.
q L b McEwan, merchant.
Theodore Reed, Planters Bank.
W Il Harvey, merchant. ~.
Joseph w Latting, oil re6ner.
W J Willis. merchant.
} f McKeon, deputy sheriff.
THE PoRTERs GUESTS.
) Gabay and son, rag dealers.
Il Whitmore and wife, proprietor
Of PUBLIC LEDGER. l'a
+ Franklin, merchant. fI lIW
q M Waldran Cotton Compress
Company, wife. four children and
servant.
J J Duffy, merchant, wife and
nurse. ng
Mrs D + Goodyear and daughter.
u4lob Ohill6 II luley,
Miss Ida Waldran.
Miss Rice aud Mrs. Cook. 40
W 2 Shelton, merchant, and wife.
Gus Zanone, liquor merchant.
Il B zanone, pipeman.
Charles Dickens, news dealer.
Jno NJ Duffy, agent. aa q
L II MONAGHAN. merahanf
J b Lerner, merchant.
James Frost, cracker manufacturer.
J X McKeon, deputy sheriff.
Mrs Robert Lee.
Miss Ella Yandale.
w l. Moreland, merchant.
4 N Caldwell, merchant.
II Campbell, merchant. ~
+ @ Talley and Will Phillips will
arrive this morning, and w. P. Wild
berger is on his way here from Mem
phis.
THE DUBUQUE DRUM CORPS.
were out in full uniform, a description
Of which has been heretofore given IN
the Times The appearance Of the
Corps was very much admired, no
doubt, and our people have cause to
feel proud Of the organization. The
Corps formed in circle in front Of
the Julien House and entertained 4
large crowd of people with excellent
martial music, and it is evident that
the Drum Corps Of DEBORAH will have
to look to their laurels. The Du,
buque Corps is destined TO become
the best in the northwest if they re-
tain the present organization. The
Corps were invited to break bread
with the Memphians, which they did,
The visitors will be ehaperoned
about the city to>day in carriages, leav.
ing the Julien at 2 o'clock in the af.
ternoon. They will enjoy q view Of
the city from the spacious grounds al
the residence Of Mr., James Forester.
corner Of OliveIand Jefferson streets
after which they will be driven to the
Julien, where they will enjoy ban
quet and ball.
The ladies accompanying the party
express themselves as highly pleased
with the beauties Of Illinois and Iowa
those never before further north than
few miles from their Southern homes
feeling astonishingly pleased with the
country, and are free to state that It's
thrift and beauty far outstrips the
monotonous landscapes found around
their native heath. ~
The following committee have been
selected to manage TIE affairs Of Tho
ball: Ed. Peaslee, Lyman Seaman, j.
Il. Green, q. N. Diokey, Thomas ],
Ryan, Fred Rumph, 0. M. Walker
Joe Brown, John Kavanaugh. 5
HOW THE PoRTERs WERE ENTER.
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