The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
CITY NEWS.

--Ndsks and Faces, with Rose Coph-
Ian ss "Peg Wellington" at the thea.
ter tonight.
Peg Ho6lngtOn tonight, with Miss
Coghlan in the title role, at the New
Memphis Theater.
"A number OF farmers from Desoto
county, Miss, arrived in the city yes.
teIdsy enroute to Arkansas, where
they will settle.
The residence of Mrs. Fredericka
Rhine, 1913 Fourth street, was bur.
Nglarized last night between midnight
and o'clock. The thieves got away
with two pistols and velvet skirt.
Mics Avery, OF Arkansas, who is
visiting Mrs. w. X. Hill at No. 90
Avery street, lost her pocket book
yesterday morning while shopping
The book contained two $50 bills and
$40 in change.
-Au attempt was mode to burglar.
izs the residence OF Mr.. j. w. o.
Wright on R4yburn avenue, at 8
O'Clock am. Sunday morning. Mrs.
Wright gave the alarm, Rud a couple
OF pistol shots were sent after the
burglar by her husband, but the
burglar got away.
-Lqft Sunday afternoon Ezra
Lodge, No, 80, Kosher Shell Bsrsel,
elected the following officers TO serve
during the ensuing term: President,
samuel Rosenhein; vice president, J.
l.. Frost; secretary, II. Brown; treas.
urer, M. Goo3man conductor, M.
jacobson; 0. g., M. Oespari; repre-.
sentatives to the Grand Lodge, Nathan
Bach and Martin Cohen.
The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: ID. d. Bryant
and Miss s. A. Williams, ]. NJ. Moore
and Miss Sallie RJbiuson, II. L. Morris
and Miss Lottie .. Galloway, O. A,
LandgraH and Mics Lena Stexsr. M.
q. Black and Mics Alma w. Hays. ].
b. Baker and Miss Emma Pennel.
Scott Thaddins (c) and Miss Sarah
Jones (e), Wesley White (c) and Miss
Mile Howard (c), hobart Moore (o)
and Mrs. Sarah Crook (c), VIM. Hooper
lc) and Miss Della Jones (c), James
Howard (c) and Miss Phoebe John.
son (c), b. ]. Bennett (c) and Miss
Melissa Pruden (c).
"A new thing for society people ia
the "pavane," dance which some of
the leaders Of Parisian society have
lately taken IL into their heads to re.
Soscitate. IL is something like that
called alter Addison's famous knight.
AT Nine. dc Rute's reception the 9TH
or night, in no lor of Senior CASTELAR,,
Jour couples attired In Louis XIV cos.
tune danced the "psvane." For the
benefit OF those curious in such mat
ters 1t may be well to state that the
"pavane" comprises 8 series of grave
and graceful glrltions, aad that these
ara supposed to be modelled after the
movements OF pdoas, or peacocks. The
"pavane" was introduc q from Spain,
aud not, rs some euppose, from Padua.
" was patroniz;d by Catherine de Me.
dlcis, and was a favorite dance of mail
clad knights, who were able 10 take
part Ia II without removing their ar.
NOR. To those accustomed 10 the
quadriue the 'paya1e" seems rather
tame.
The Fire Department badly needs
several horses, Recently two hook
and ladder truck horses became dis
abled by hard work and had TO be
ssnt to the doctors shop for general
repair" and a third got 80 b Idiv
stove up by runs TO fires that he
was shot and bic spiiit---i, he ever had
any-sent to Rrsze on The mas.
ture lands OF the next world. A
horse Was then borrowed from the
City Department and on yesterdav
that poor euimai was declared ala.
aoled. As no mora horses could he
ohtsined, Chief Cleary yesterday had
20 get mules, and two OF the meek
ard lowly long cared animals now
adgTn the hook aud ladder truck,