The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-18
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Wthr
700 am. 20 SOL 5l.0 NV Lt.rain
500 pm. 20. 766 $40 NV. LtsnW
1880 pm l29 949 $40 ! NV lOlear.
Maximum temperature, $40.
Minimum temperature, 800.
Ozone, ii am, 2.
Rainfall, 1853.
CITY NEWS.
Maroelle al the matinee Saturnn,

-Mdrcels at the matinee Saturday.
Judge Hadden yesterday ordered
the police 10 arrest merchants who
failed 10 put tk.dJ under cotton stored
on the streets.
The alarm Of FIRE from Box 4 st
o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused
by a detective chimney in the rear OF
No. 1888 Main street.
The sale OF seats for the Abbott
engagement begins at the Theater at
o O'clock this morning and will cou-
tinue until 5 o'clock pm.
The inauguration of Ladies' Day
at the OhickSsaw Guards Armory
has been postponed from today, as
first contemplated, till the first Thurs.
day in December
Charley Robinson, night cashier
OF the restaurant at No. 40 Monroe
street, Ia reported TO have skipped
with the contents OF the cash drawer,
amounting to $40.
News was received here yesterday
to the effect that little boy, II years
OF age, was burned to death nm
Eneley's plantation, about five miles
from the city. No particulars were
,obtaipable.
The Essential Nature of Religion, by
PictoD, is the latest in the Humboldt
Library; Treasure Island, by Steven
son, and Sir Percirdl, oy Sh, rthouse,
are the newest in the Lowell Library.
For sale at Manslord's.
The nrst snow storm Of the season
visited Memphis yesterday. 1t lasted
but FIVE minutes and melted the in.
slant 1t touched the ground, but 1t
was none the less enow storm, OF
which We are reasonably proud,
The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: VIM. Clayton
and Miss Mary Mshon, Ebert White,
colored, aud Mics Ladocia Abernethy,
coloIed, Albert Wood aud Miss Carrie
Royal, G 'orae Johnson, colored, and
Miss Mary Allen, colored.
The sale of Ho'stein cattle at the
Union Stock Yards was not we'll at.
tended on account OF the dissgreeabe
weather, and only fifteen head OF cat.
tie were disposed Of, and at very low
rates. The tale will be resumed at II
O'Clock this forenoon, and when the
sales are over the particulars as to
prices will be given for publication.
%. II. Burgess, a white man about
80 yeas OF age, arrived here yester-
day, accompanied by his wife aud I've
children, en- Toute to Sixty.iour Mile
Siding, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Shortly al or his arrival he
was arrested, charged with having
stolen two coats at Or ark, Miss. After
. thorough investigation OF the facts
Chief Davis found no evidence TO
justify the mans detention and re-
leased him.
The Porter RAes met last night
ut their armoIy In Nashville aud re,
oreaniE I'd. They reelected their old
officers and chose United States Com
sui Plumacbev, who Is now on a visit
home, their honorary captain. New
and very handsome uniforms were Or
dered, and the old company that was
tor many years the pride OF Nashville,
rs now ready to compete with any OF
the crack companies OF America. They
will begin active drill work at once.
and will probably enter the lists in the
great Washington Encampment.
What are the Ohicks going to dor
The Memphis and Charleston
railroads attorneys entered into an
agreement yesterday with the attorney
OF the Memphis, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad NV yirtua of which n
temporary CESSATION OF hostilitieS with
respect TO the Broadway track has
been decided upon, pending the dis.
position OF motion 10 dissolve an in.
junction ob'ainsd by the last named
company. Il is agreed between the
two companies that evsrytbing sha
remain in ststu quo until the motion
is disposed 4, and in cass OF the dis
solution Of irjunc ion the Mem
phie, Birmii CHAM and Atsntc is to
restore the track Of the Memphis and
Cha fltB!on 10 is fnmeT condition,