The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
CITY NEWS.

There are twenty-five prisoners in
the County Jail.
Tho weather yesterday was not 81
coDgenial to the cotton planter.
The Fagin murder case will be
called in the Criminal Court today.
No matinee at the New Memphis
Th'a'er today. We, u & Co. tonight.
The driEEle yesterday did not ma
teiially assist in filling the circus
tents.
The Doris show gave two exhibi-
ions OF the bluff yeaterday-morning
ind evening,
The banquet TO be rendered Col.
IL. M. lDoak Friday night promises
10 be a royal affair,
Licenses to marry were issued
yesterday 10 Oats Orenshaw and
Emma M. Bond, james Lavelle aud
Jennie Il. Quain.
Fortunes iavorite tickets in the
Louisiana Lottery at New Orleans
yesterday Nos "a ,552, draws $76, 900 ;
$4,000, draws $4,000; 67S53, draws
$40 0C0; 1901, draws $4,000; 62,S25,
draws 5000.
Charles Sellins, who was the pros
eCutor Of Milliken and Whitesides,
and sgainst whom charge OF retailing
liquor without license was preferred
after the tlial, was fined $50 and SEN
fenced TO tIn days yesterday.
AT the sheriff's office Yesterday
Information was received that a man
lad been arrested at Germantown for
tho rNulder of Justice Granam, and
thtft eproof aPainst him was strong.
n u cher details were given.
-Tabesux vlvants, musical seleo-
lions by some Of our leading amateurs,
including male quartette, and last
but not least the humaniphone, the
latest muBical sensation, are on the
programme for the Dairy Maids ies.
t'val.
The Hope Night School needs
more desks on account OF increased
attendance. Any one having deska
for sale, or who will donate desks OF
money TO puioha'e them, will please
address j. o, johnson, go Front
street.
The public have treat In store
in the Dairy Mazda festival, to be
given at the Skating Rink on
Thursday and Friday nights OF
this week by the ladies OF
the First Presbyterian Church, They
deserve liberal patronage.
On account Of the inclemency o.
the weather the annual meeting o
the Women's Exchange is postponed
TO Friday, 10 o'clock a. M, November
18th, at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, All members are earnestly
requested to be present TO hear the
annual reports.
The Mercantile Bank WAS enj oined
yesterday from parting with or pro.
testing note for $1,000 made by f.
0Eanne and payable TO the order OF
W, Wellmal, as guardian OF Samuel
Jones and others, there being some
dispute about the purpose to VIII CHI
the money is TO be applied.
The CITY Attorney has in his pos.
sessi N map OF Memphis and sub
urbs, drawn By Todd 4 Crder, and
printed al Louisville in 1868. It gives
Broad way as a street in Fort Picker.
ing. The map is laid to have been in
troduced on Irevious occasions in the
courts and acotpted as official
The field trials at Abilene, Kas
are not likely to prove rs interesting
Asthote at Grand Junction. Our cor
respondent writes that "birds are very
scarce, most Of them having been
killed last winter by severe weather.
Handlers before trials report very I'M
satisfactory work" For particulars Of
yesterdays work, see telegraph col.
umnB.
Henry Carter, three years, Charles
Williams twelve years, houssbreaking
and larceny Ed CJle, three yeArp,
carrying concealed Weapons and es-
caped convict; Felix Lapp, ten years,
murder; Thomas Lawrence, seventeen
years, Tom Lewis, two years, Lewis
Painter, three year, Charles Rus,
three years, George Simonton, six
years, larceny, were oil sent TO the
peniteDtIary yesterday.
The storing OF cotton on the bare
ground was the theme Of President