The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
CITY NEWS.

The gaming house, No. lOS Mon
roe street, was raided by the police yes
terday morning.
In the Criminal Court Maggie
Woods, colored, was sentenced to six
months yesterday, for petit larceny.
The Ladies' OF Linden street Chris.
tian Church will give an entertain
msnt Tuesday evening, November
10th.
In The Circuit Court, yesterday,
the decree OF divorce In the case OF o.
n. 9. Aiken against his wife ives va
Gated.
Tho Young Hens Hebrew Aeso.
citation will hold their regular meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Busi-
ness OF Importance to transact.
The gaming houses OF W. N. Har-
wood, No. l9l Main street, and John
Jones, No. go Second street, were
raided last night at 1880 o'clock.
Marriage licenses were granted
yesterday 10 Ballard Carr, colored, and
Mrs NJ. Brown, Edmond B. Caya and
Miss Jennie V. Thompson, Joe Jones
and Mrs. Mary Griffin.
The case OF L. f. Pope, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
tonses, was continued In the Police
Court yesterday morning. II will be
called up again tomorrow.
"A farewell dinner to Col. H. M.
Doak, editor OF the Avalanche, will be
given this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
nnder the auspices Of the Macaronlan
Club, a. the residence Of L. Solari, on
Beale street.
"A cOlored man, name unknown,
died on hi way 10 the Poorhouse yes
terday, Of want aud exposure. An in.
que,t was held by Deputy Coroner
John ], Bury, and a verdict rendered
in accordance with the above facts.
Pat Rafferty,, drunken brick.
layer arr st4d last night, made things
lively vt the Station House. He tore
officer Jordan's oveIcoat, struck him
In the face, and yelled like a Conan
che. Pres dent Hadden will "sweeten
him" tomorrow"
Gap ain Hackett, Of the police
force, on y seiday brought back from
Moscow, GeorEe w. Rudy, who is
charged with stealing a horse
in this city from his EN-.
ployer, Mr.. Sampler. The horse
wasrecovered and Rudy was sent 10
jail by Justice Barry in default Of
$1,000 bonds.
--Ka0dn's Horror, Ndiasgsta, A Grim.
con Sdin, A Prince Of Darkness, Our
Sensation Norei, Wdntsd a Sensation,
HitHe,s Ny Hand, A n Was Written,
King SolGnOns Vices, A Moral Sinner
and Old FUltrson'I Clerk; this 10 the
list OF the RAINBOW Serlea, price rs
cents each. IL Is q new series, inst
out, and as usual Mansford has them
Tor sale, with all tue late papers for
the week. Open until o'clock this
afternoon.
The Young Mems Christian As
socialion will hold their annual meet.
ing at their hall, No. 207 Main street,
this aft 7rnoOo. The song service, by
Prof.. Hughes aud choir, will begin NJ
10 o'clock. MIR, r. g. Craig, will
conduct the gospel service aud speak
on the association's work. Today be-
gins the appointed week of prayer for
associations all over the world. Meet.
ings will be held at the rooms every
nignt this week, beginning at 1850
O'Clock Good speakers and music
each night. All ara invited, especially
the youGg men.
The following Chancery sales
were made yesterday: East part of
lot 70, CaldWel's subdivision, sold 10
W. y. GATES for $40; lot IA, Keel's
subdivision, sold to Thos. L. Daly for
S345. A certain lot OF goound on
Greenlee street, containing three
acres, sold to Albrs for $40:
the east thirty eight feet Of lot
10, GA VI. Pau street., and the west
eighteen feet OF came lot, sold 10 w.
y, Gates for 1920 part Of lots 10 and
iS Of country LOT 5Oi, John d. Ora
KeelV for gkIOl