Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-18
McteorOtoEical Report.
LOCAL
More dead dogs wanted.

More dead dogs wanted.
The streets should be swept.
BUR- Oaks at matinee to-day.
Eighty permits to build were issued
yesterday.
The weather has been too spring like
to continue long.
-Baird's MINISTRIES at the Exposition
building for the last time tonight.
The Clerks Union will meet this even
iug at s o'clock at Knights OF Labor Hall.
The museum continues to draw good
houses. The attraction is an excellent
one.
Three fresh carloads of gravel are to
be placed on Mississippi avenue, when it
will be n fix for the winter.
Christmas number of the Young Ladies
Journal has a very foe picture with IL this
year. MaRsford has the supply.
The case of Summers, the street. car
driver, charged with robbery, was contin-
ued in the Police Court yesterday.
Jack Gallagher, gentleman pugilist, will
locate a school in boxing in Memphis, and
hopes to have a large class in the e 5thetic
art.
At its next meeting the City Council
will pass an ordinance on its final reading
requ ring the gas company to lay lead and
galvanized iron pipe instead of iron.
The cup of Morris Rosette's misery is
fall. He failed to kill himself, a police
man pulled him in, and a hard-hearted
judge yesterday sentenced him to e ghty
days on the rock pile.
Licenses to marry were issued yester-
day to John Bryant and Henrietta Harris,
@. G. Johnson and Mollie Barrett, Robert
Donel, on and Ella Snyder, Frederick Tay-
lar and Lettie Donahue, B. W. Bennett and
Bette Wilson.
BUR- Oaks at the matinee this even
ing ard tonight, which will be the last
performance of the week, the Theater be-
ing closed until Monday night, when
Kate Cestleton begins an engagement in
Crazy Patch.
The Firmin Jack Combination will
make their second appearance IT the hall
of the Young Mems Hebrew Association
tonight in Our Boys, in which Mr.. Jack
and Miss Firmin have earned enviahe
regulations.
Sol Morris, cigars and tobacco, at No.
1891 Main street, under the Peabody, yes
terday made a general assignment, with
Ben Hirsch as assignee. Liabilities. s12,-
459 IS; contingent liabilities, S11, 533 81;
assets, S15,3 1852 II.
Mitchell has been heard from. He is
''pirouetting around" Blacklist, anxious to
meet his cd friends Of the Cunning and
Trolling Club. His eyes will grow dim
with watching if he keeps his vigils on
that side of the river.
Judge Eldridgs yesterday appointed
John League administrator of NJ. J Kest-
ing, j. Z. Moeller guardian of J. II. Glass's
heirs, and the will of W. f. Harden was
admitted to probate, his wife to ell ~ sole
benefits during life of the property, which
is to GO to his daughter after her death.
The Memphis City railway having
declined to comply with the order of the
city to tear up the piece Of track it laid
one night on Second street, near Market,
it was removed yesterday by the street
force and the street turned over to the
Citizens Railway Company, which had
obtained the right of way over it.
Two suits for divorce were entered in
yesterday. Emma and Barney
Taylor, who were married in July, 1888,
have 10 desire to continue longer in the
married state, and w. F. and W. w. Le-
mastus are anxious to sever the holy
bonds Of mstrimony, which were welded
in September, 1881. Cruelty, drunken
ness and abandonment.
"A full attendance is earnestly request
ed at the meeting of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union to-day at their
room, t731 Main street, at 8 O'Clock. Mrs.
Lide Meriwether will be present, and, in
addition to giving an interesting account
of the National Convention, will read the
able address OF Miss Willard.
The superb band with Baird's Nam
moth Minstrels will give an open-air con-
cert in Court square Park at l o'clock this
s%fternoon for the especial benefit of the
ladies' and little folks. This band is gen.
orally conceded TO be the finest minstrel
band ever heard in this city, and numbers
among its members some very prominent
8 0loists. Lovers of really fine music should
not fail 10 hear the concert.
The Bradstreet Agency reports 227
in the United States during the
week ending November Is, 1885, against
lS6 in the preceding week and 1877, POS,
167 and 15S in the corresponding weeks OF
1854, 1882, 1892 and 1881 respectively;
Middle STATES, 40; New England States,
81; Southern States, As; Western States,
So; Pacific States and Territories, %; Cam
%; total in the United States and
Canada, 249.
The Citizens Railway Company is
proceeding rapidly on fernando street,
Az proposes w huhH OO"A hoNS
take that street to Orleans. thence to Tate,
and out in that way to Elmwood. They
have not yet obtained right of way on
from fernando to Wellington,
and the Council will probably insist upon
their going out fernando into Fort Pick
ering before granting right of way on Lin
den.
The "Swamp Angel" spent last Satur-
day night at Mr.. John F. Wilkerson's
place, neal Wedener's S alton, and about
i've miles from his old stamping ground.
He had his Winchester with him and had
a good many nice things to say Of the
members of the Blacklist Cunning and
Trolling Club, all of whom he knows by
their backs. He would like to see Mr..
Walsh of that club, and is particular
ly anxious to meet Capt. Cunningham.
He jocularly remarked in that beautiful
way he has that he intended to cut that
head off and pitch it into the
lake the first chance he got.