The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
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advertised for and the work let in ten
days.
LICENSES to marry were issued yes
terday TO Peter Anturna and Katie
Adair, M. A. Gillespie and ]. M.
Wynne.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
osse OF John A. Denie vs. T. ]. GA
ham for 10000 damages was decided
in favor OF the defendant.
George Hous on, the darkey teri IT
OF the Tenth Ward, was fined $50 10
the Police Court yesterday for assault
and battery and carrying pistol.
The police reliefs change today.
Capt. O'Haver and Sergt. Kunhohz
will take The evening watch and Capt.
Hackett and Sergt. Scott the morning
watch.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Board OF Managers OF the Women's
Exchange will be held at their rooms,
Second street, at 10 O'Clock am. to-day,
Is. instant.
Ella Swift, colored, wss sent to ia |
by Judge Dubose Yesterday for swear
ing falsely in the caie OF Simon
s ephenson, on trial fjr carrying con-
cta'ed weapons. she testified that
she did not know Step henson had a
pistol, when IL was positively shown
that she was with him when he drew
and fred it, and that she afterwards
picked 1t up where IL had fallen.
Walter Everaon, of No. 142 Ninth
street, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes the
APPEAL to aid him in discovering pr
pers needed TO establish French
spoliation clsim, which are believed to
be in the possession OF some person in
this city. They were held by John
Everson, brother 10 Capt. Ever.on.
The former is said by the writer to
have been killed in Memphis in 1850
by gambler namtd Able.
The Christian Brothers, College
hFs already en- attendance OF nearly
200 sudentp. The extensive addI-
tons will be model of neatness and
ctmiort. The whole college will be
heated by steam, perfect vel la,ion
has been provided, the best OF ma
lerial has been used by the brick
layers, carpenters, plastsrers, etc and
the wood work will have q beautiful
hard oil finish. The addition will en-
able the Brothers to accommodate an
increased number Of pupils in the
boarding department as well as great
er number Of day subjects. Toe cata.
logue which was issued by the Brothers
short time ago 10 replete with inter.
esIing matter acd a copy OF it should
be in the hands of every friend Of the
college.
Speaking OF Col, Enoch Eosley,
in connection with his recent big deal,
the Nashville american, Of esteidsy,
says: Enoch Ensley, the late presi-
dent OF the Pratt Coal and Iron Com
pany and president elect Of the new
co ll.dated company, was born nesr
Nashville in 1884 His ia her was
wealthy and at his death lett him
fortune valued at 81, C00C00. The wal
reduced this TO one-half. Young
Ens'ey was educated for the bar, but
il was distasleful to him, and he
entered the field OF speculation.
He Is the owner OF five f1e
farms on the mississippi river. He is
regarded as fnancier OF remarkable
ability, and has the confidence of the
people. Mr.. Ensley has done as
much as any man to develop the
great coal and iron interests OF the
South. Col. Ensley POSSESSES remark
able forethought and saRaciiy, aud has
therefore been SUCCESS in the various
ayocatons OF life Ia which he has en-
barked, as a planter, banker, president
OF the Memphis Gas Company and
finally ss coal miner and manufact-
urer OF coke and pig iron.