Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Prof igus' school, Wellington street.
W. z. MitcheT's school, S05 Third st.
The thermometer went a little above
So Yesterday afternoon.
The Jewish new yeAr, 563l, commences
on the 18th inst.
DR. Mupsev delivered his celebrated
1ertgre on Elijah" in Nashville on
Tuesday last.
-Tb fair of the Warren county Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association VIII
September 20, 1910, and con-
tinue nv days.
Best quality of Mount Carbon Coal
at so cents per barrel deliveredin any part
of the city by Phillips q st. John, %
Madison street.
Judge Trigg will open the United
States District Court here on Monday OF
Tuesday. The same jury that was sum
monedi in May will do duty this term.
H G. Hollenberg has the most elegant
styles of pianos ever brought to this city.
complete assortment of Chickering, the
hest and cheapest first class piano In the
world. Sold on easy terms.
To-day is the anniversary Of the death
of Father Carey. 1t is piously remem-
bered by Dsrdis, the city ~chronieler, who
says that it is now just fifteen years since
the good priest of st. Peters died.
Stewart Bros. & FiZer, $50 and 35S
Front street, south Of Union, have at
lowest market rates, 100 tons iron ties lall
kinds): 1900 pieces Kentucky and fax
bsgging: 200 bbls. whisky; 2OC0 bbls.
-four; 1000 bbls. salt; 1000 kegs nails, etc.
The Irish Literary Association are de-
hating the question, Whether armed re-
belign in ireland has not been produc-
tive of more evil han good to that
try" The trouble with Ireland has been
q chronic lnsrmed rebellion.
The first bale of new cotton from
White county, Ark, arrived yesterday on
the Pat Cleburne. 1t was consigned 20 j.
+. Dowdy, 264 Front street, shipped by
the -enterprising firm of Greer 81 Baucum,
of Searcy, Ark, and grown by D. Baptis,
near that place.
We acknowledge the reception of q
complimentary invitation TO attend the
second annual fair OF the Tennessee and
Kentucky Agricultural u Mechanical
Association. to be held at Humboldt,
commencing Tuesday, October 4th, and
continuing i've days. We thank Messrs.
Anderson and Powell, Secretaries, for the
cordial terms in which the invitation is
conveyed, and will endesvor to be there.
There is an Amszonian darby in the
-statiOn-hOuse at present with her head
done up in a blanket, who showed suCh
fierce fight to " policemen when at
tempting to take her hat they were COM
PEELED to use their pistols upon her
"konk" with considerable hOerality.
She knocked one down at the first drive, |
and would nave placed the other horS de
combat had he not exhibited his repeater.
A mackerel that claims to be ten
wears old was brought to the station
house Yesterday evening charged with
stealing a tambOurine and a pair of pistols
from SchOoles' property room. The tam
BOURNE was for charming tbs soft heads
that frequent that establishment, and tie
pistols for splitting the ears of the
grOundlings." The child will have a
hearing before the Recorder this morning.
Our French fellow citizens are prac-
tically alive to the duties of the hour.
They have not confined their sympathy
for La Belle France to mere talk n
bOmbast. The following contributions
have been raised and will be sent for
the relief of the sick and wounded of
the war: Robert Batter, Sc Main street,
$I69; John Pelligrin, 42K Monroe street,
81: Felix LeClerc, 339 Main street, S13; |
Mons. Jscquet, 456 Main street, 500 ;
Victor Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, SlO6
Mons. Annette, Central Hotel, 81; John
CASTOR, 80 South Court street, siS5;
Mons. Barilan, Chickssaw Club rooms, /
$42; Mons. Danheiser, HuppertstOwn,
So; Leon Cahupe, Fort Pickering, S3S.
Total, S10S6.
The result of various experiments
and the teachings of experience, go to en-
courage the hope that the Nfcolson
pavement may be made to last for thirty
years to come. At present a great engi-
neeTing job is being done in New York,
the removal of water mains from one side
side Of the street TO the other,
without disturbing the flow of water
through them. A thousand feet of pipe,
three feet in diameter, is TO be thus
moved, each lineal foot weighing thir-
teen hundred lbs. The WOrld says: The
pipes were laid in 1910, and appeared to
be very little ~corroded, and II may be
stated as a more remarkable fact, that the
hemlOck blocks from the northern part
the State, upon which the pipes have
rested for the last thirty years, are as
sound to-day as they were when buried
with the pipes.