The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
CITY NEWS.

The Jury Ia the case OF the State
VS.. Ault and Allen continue to disa-
gree. AL
Jim German and Robert White,
colored draymtn, were arrested yes.
terday for driving recklessly through
the streets.
The earnings OF the Louisville an d
Nashville railroad for the third week
In November are $299,b46, against
s27l $40 In 1885, an increase OF s27,-
906.
The earnings OF the Memphis ar d
Charleston railroad for the second
week In November are $44,675,
against s4i.l6S in 1885, an increase Of
The banquet OF the 81. Andrew
Society will take place at the Gayoso
Hotel this evening at 7 O'Clock. A
good time is In store for the partici-
pants.
Tho poliHo win ohaugo watches
tomorrow morning Capt 0'Haver
and SsTRt. Kuhnholz 90 on ut mid.
night, while C'p'. Hsckstt aud Sergt.
scott will serd cut their relief at no n
each day. THIS will remain In force
until February LIST.
-Yeeter ay the case Of the State
vs. CHARLES Howard and R)sena Row.
lett, for tho dissemination OF Justice
Graham in the Eleventh OWL d g.
trict, vas on lot on Of the Attorney
General continued lid, npne'y, the
woman being p o % under $1,000 bond.
Howard WAS refus, d bail.
--Praysr melting services were held
In the Third Presbyterian Church
(Ohelsea) lat week, followed by com.
munion az Sunday The meeting,
will continue this wetk every n'u6t
at 1880 o'clock. Preschic g by the Rsv.
B. M. Farrir, OF Sometvile, Tenn. The
blue line OF cara run by the church.
All are invited
II. w. DAVIS, n switchman for the
Louisville, New 0deans aud Texas
RaiIosd, was arres cd last night upon
a warrant sworn out by Policeman
Jackson, ohatglng him with "runDiog
railroad cars r, cklessly, to the dancer
OF the people," Davis put up $50 for
his appearance before Judge MADDEN
this morning,
"A two story frame house, dtuSted
on the New Raleigh road, some two
miles and a half from the city, was
destroyed by fire about 10 o'clock last
night. The house was unoccupied
and the fire Is euppos d to have been
incendiary. The building was valued
at about $1,000, and Il Ia said was
owned by Mr., Wat 8 rong.
Deputy Sherifs John r. Miller
and Walter went out to the point"
seven ard half miles from the city,
last evening", ard paced uadsr arrest
Bob Murrell and Green Butler, who
are cha 'gedin warrant sworn out
before Justice Pope with a'aaulting
man named jake B Idle. Green aud
Butler, IL js raid, took Bodie from a
wagon and beat him badly. They
gave bonds Tor their appearance before
Justice Pope. -
Mr.. Theodore George, the wres'-
Ter, in order TO set 10 the question OF
his 80 perio ily, will wres le any m IN
n Memphis, Psulsen preferred,
Grmco X IMAM fouls barred, for 500 a
side, aud hiss deposited a forfeit with
the sporting editor OF the APPEAL.
The match to take place in privste be-
fore twenty men only, no gate money
TO be charged. Now, II PauIsen means
businfss, he'e lie HE chance.
The Ito iog named parties re-
ceived pardsge licenses YES er DAY:
George Goldman, colored, 10 Miss
1ilda Ball, co'ored; 8. 4 Brakeman, |
colored, e. Maggie CLARK, colored; |
Robert FlsmiI &, colo red, to Miss
Martha 8 rsttor, colored; uar,y Lar.
renbee 10 Mis- Gaoreia Benton, L,Ws
Weisenborg to NJ e. Christina Kan. |
man, o. w. o ven h Nj Lucy Will.
Iord, ]. M Foxes 30 Mis- L bbeJ.
Davis, W. A. GIObon to Mics Etc
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