Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22
G. PARAGRAPHS,

The United States Court meets to- NOR
row.
The arrival of a Postofice Inspector is
%anxionsly looked for.
The business at the Dime Museum
yesterday was phenomenal. 1t was even
greater than on opening day.
The Young Mems Hebrew Assoeia-
ton will hold their regular meeting this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock sharp.
In the Probate Court yesterday Emma
j. Miller was made administrative of tbs
estate OF VIM. Elliott, deceased.
The past week has been the delight of
the farmers. No finer weather for gather
ing crops could have been desired.
The ladies request that articles fer
Thanksg wing dinner for the children be
sent to st. Mary's church or Church
home, Tuesday and Wednesday next.
"A wag remarked Yesterday that NJ.
Steel's warning, 'For Men Only" in con-
nection with the announcement of his
sermon tonight, was better late than
never.
-fhs Mistletoe Bough, for 1885, by Miss
Braddon, and Goblin Gold, by May Crom-
melin, in cheap form. Mansford has all
the new papers and magazines for the
week. Open until l o'clock.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Thos.
Wiley was found guilty of assault ard bat
terry and carrying concealed weapons;
Jack HendreD, assault and battery, and
Nose Ward, assault to kill, not guilty.
Licenses 70 marry were issued yester-
day to Sam Hines ard Lou Williams, Rau-
ben Johnson and Amanda Simmons, AL
bert Jones and Fannie Jones, w. A. Gal
lowsy and NJ. Eta Nabours, Charles J..
Bentley and Nettie Isaac.
Those who attended st. Peters last
Sunday at High Mass and njlyed the
pleasure of hearing Mtz.rt's Twelfth Mass
finely interpreted can have an opportunity
to day to compare Mozart with Haydn, as
the Second Mass of this last will
be produced at 1880 o'clock.
"A quail and oyster breakfast will be
served at the Peabody Hotel this morning.
The bill of fare, a work of art itself, sets
forth oysters stewed and fried, quail
broiled, on toast, garnished with lettuce;
eggs fried, poached, stewed and in omelets,
French rolls, brooches, toast, cakes, coffee,
tea, chocolate, etc.
DIR. James K. Gutheim, rabbi OF the
Temple Sinai at New Orleans, and who
enj 1ys quite a reputation as public speaker,
wall deliver a lecture at the hall Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, corner
Second and Adams streets, tonight at Z
o'clock. None should miss this opportu-
nifty to hear the learned divine. Admission
free.
II. j. Gregory was arrested yesterday
by Capt. Hackett for selling a bay mare
TO George Kirk, on Monroe street. The
mare was stolen on October 7th, ct L >noke,
Ark, by Jim Green, who is now in all at
Little Rock. Green is a brother. in-iaw of
Gregory's. Mr.. r. NJ. Griffi q, constable of
Lonoke, left with Gregory i'll charge by the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Last
evening. The mare was recovered by
Capt. Hackett yesterday and turned over
to the owner, Mr.. A. j. Colclasure.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will hold sosf ell service at their rooms
in the Odd-Fellow's building at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon, led by T. II. Rice.
b meetings which have been in progress
during the last week at the First Method
ist church will be continued, at least for
the present, under the auspices still of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Mr..
F. I. Edmondson will conduct the service
Monday night, and Mr.. J. II. Thompson
Tuesday night. Let it be ~bered
that these, all of them, are undenomina-
tional gospel services, to which all are in
yited.
General Tom Neal in the Dyersburg
Gazette says: We hope that the powers
that be in Memphis will not turn Court
Square into a cow-pasture and hog pound.
1t is now a beautiful resort for ladies' and
children, and about the only place in the
city where they are safe from runaway
horses and vicious cattle. Take the iron
fence down and the park will rapidly go to
ruin and the trees be spoilt. Let Col.
Montgomery try the experiment on his
beautiful house and grounds and see how
it is himself before he turns Court Square
out into the commons. We stand by
Ser.t. Rogers in this fight for the
rights of the people.
Councilman, spare that tree
Touch not a single bough!
In youth it shelter ed me-,
And Rogers will protect it now.
And by the eternal gods we will help, even
at the point OF the bsyonet. There now!
Let the iron fence remain.
Ship your cotton e w. b. GaIbreath 4. Co