Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-25
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

LADHEh Lin Nd.
No more frost until next fall.
New summer corsets, Lange's.
Strawberries, Lyle & Shields.
Reirigerators at Schwarzenberg's.
Water coolers at Ozsnne Il Mays.
Refrigerators, at f. j. Turnbull's.
Malakoff Bitters, j. P. Carey & Co.
Brown & jones. coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Stock cattle are in demand at the
stock yards.
Ripe bananas by the bunch, very
cheap, at Oliver, FiEnie K Cos
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at Il. Wright's, 365 Main.
Tae annual picnic of the Italians is
to come off a week from Wednesday
next.
This is fish eating day, but the pop.
ular fish catching one is DAY after to-
morrow.
Several attorneys left for jackson
last night to attend to cases before the
Supreme Court.
The Shelby county criminal docket
will be heard by the Supreme Court
at jackson on Tuesday next.
Fine carpets do not make photo
graphs but artists of skill do. There
fore go to Cottage Gallery for fine
work.
A marriage license was issued to-
day authorizing a connubial union
between Mr.. Allen and Miss Della
Carter.
The report that DR.. Porter had a
claim on the property he purchased
yesterday, corner Madison and Second,
was an error.
The grand jury reported to Judge
Pierce this forenoon, that official oc-
cupying the criminal bench in the alb.
sence Of Judge Greer.
Attend the Y. M. II. A. summer
night festival, Tuesday, May 18th, al
Estival Park. Rev. M. Samfeld is
President of this organization.
The Busch Zouaves, of St. Louis
won prize of $1,000 at the Nashville
drill yesterday. Having no competi.
ton, it was an easy thing for them Il
win.
An officer left here yesterday fol
Grenada, Miss, to try and get on the
trail Of the murderer, Pat Haley. Ul
to this time Pat has eluded all efforts
to capture him.
Two mules were embarrassed by the
S. p. @. A. agent yesterday, but Their
drivers we're not fined upon promise
not to work the animals again until
after the CALLED spots healed.
Several visitors to Court Square last
evening declare that the big bulltrog't
countenance bears striking resem-
blance to old Ben Butler, but his
complexion is very different.
Tall specimens of wheat, oats and
millet, nearly ready to harvest, were
exhibited at the Cotton Exchange
yesterday, all cut from MIR. P. M Pat
terson's farm, a short distance iron
the city.
Light wind from the south THU
morning. Lowest temperature thil
morning 5Do; range yesterday "a to 80
| No rain anywhere south yesterday Of
last night, but heavy rains occurred
up in Kansas.
Leave orders to day or tomorrow
at Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 anC
Al Jefferson, for Sunday morning de-
livery Of fresh fish, meats, chickens
vegetables, etc. The assortment
equals any in the city.
\ The earth's nocturnal GOODNESS at
tracted and condensed liberal sup
ply Of the warm Yapor or moisture o
the air during last night and . aOpioH
dew covered all classes of vegetation
Aereabouts this morning.
A railway line now connects Mari
on, 10 Crittendon county, with th,
river shores opposite the city, and tn,
arst eOtt9n for this market arrived
here over that route ep yesterday
There were two bales Of it. "
The Junior exhibition Of the lie
Noyne Institute occurs to>night at tn
Second Conversational church, ~,
Orleans street, The graduating oias
, will exhibit at the Greenlaw Opera
house a.eexx. Monday night.
The city authorities have a bushes
meeting this afternoon, and the mem
bers of the Cotton Exchange ais
meet TO discuss the question of con
structing building for their own &C
count and accommodation.
The first base ball match of tn
season occurs at Olympic Park mex
Sunday afternoon between the Eek
lords and the Eagles. 1t is expecte,
: to be a close one, as both clubs ar
considered about equally skilled.
: The Changing have been utilize,
TO clean and stFaighten up Winohes
J ter Cemetery, and Keeper Rogers ex
: poets to have the walks and ground
|. in neat and stylish order for the Oh
} Folks memorial services next Sunday
The Mogarts and their friends ha
supper aud dance last night ate
; the rehearsal, given by the Board O
Directors Of the Society as a compli
ment for the good work performed b
: the chorus in their late music iesti