The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
CITY NEWS.

--F9ithfM Hearts tonight at the New
Memphis Theat r.
--Abbott fale Of seats at Mulford's
today, beginning at 8 o'clock am.
"A white man named d. r. Sulli.
van was arrested yesterday for carry
ing concealed weapons.
-Mansiord ran fill all orders for
Bon Hw, by Wallace, as the invoice
for 100 copies arrived yesterday.
Bear and deer are being sent in
freely from the Arkansas aud Missis-
sippi bottoms, and many OF them are
very large and fat.
Matilda O. Everhart hiss brought
suit In the Circuit Court for divorce
from John p. Everhart, alleging
cruelty and desertion.
The bracing C Id weather yester-
day had stimulating effect on the re-
tail trade, and merchants on Main
street were generally busy.
The men employ cd in the harbor
improvement service are weaving an
immense mattress Tor the river front
at the foot Of Monroe street.
"A Henry George Club will be
formed here s turday night at 8
o'clock, at No. 25s Second street, as
per advertisement in another column.
Every body invited.
A patty OF sixty.three emigrans,
in charge Of T. +. SIsion, Southern
passenger agent II the Atchison, To
peka aud Santa Fs railroad, will pass
through the city today over the Gulf
road for Utah and Colorado.
The gamins OF Memphis have
caught on TO the fact that Court Square
Hebe needs cleaning, and have ad pr
ed their sediments TO the tune OF a
popular air in thit fashion:
"H'bs, get your face washed face washOd'
Hsbe, sec your taco washed, face washed
clean"
Tho services OF the "Week Of
Prayer" are in progress at the Young
Mems Chh tian Association Hal, No.
207 N ain street. The meeting tonight
will be led by 7. II. Rice. Subject:
"From Inquiry TO Knowledge" Good
music, Prof Hughes leading the choir.
All invited.
Mr.. A. b. Muller, a we'll known
ieweler on Beals street, has banana
tree upon which hangs q perfectly
ripe ounch OF luscious fruit II is
quite a curiosity in this climate and
latitude. The tree il some ten feet la
hight, has been out in the garden all
the sess'n and was moved into the
house when the frost set in.
Capt. I. A. Egg 'eston, City. Mar
shall OF Columbus, Mics, arrived here
yesterday in search Of Henry Moody,
colored man under sentence for
grand larceny, who escaped as y Q
Sheriff was conveying him from the
courthouse to the Ill in Columbus.
With the assistance OF Capt. 0'Haver
and Detective Pryde the fugitive was
found at Cotton Press No. 8 and taken
in custody. Henry Clay, another col
ored fugitive from Columbus, ives al o
secured by City Msrshal Egsleston.
The sale OF Holstein cattle was re-.
sumed yesterday at the Union Sock
Yards, but it was not well attended.
Twenty-one animals were sold, nine
Teen yeerlng heiteTB and Two last
spring calves. The fales realiE I'd
$3525, an average Of about i$l6S and
are regarded as satisfactory. Forty
one bad Of choice cat lie are left al d
will be disposed q at private sale a.
the yards, and in few days another
pubic auction tale will be announced
through the press.
-Court Square fountain ard poor
hebe, who surmounts it, need scrap
,ing and washing badly, they being
covered with mud and green slime.
hebe no longer poup water from the
pitcher into the goblet for the gods,
the pi cher being empty, as tbe fount-
ain long since ceased 10 play. fhe
city fathers should Fpend few dol,
lars on ID g beautiful & f. wi ieh was
present d TO the city. 1t should be
repaired, the water pipts cleared OF
mud, bIorEsd over agan ami Hebe,
the cup bfarer, EFT to work sgain. LIST
Wolf Iiyer water be sent up In spouts