The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-02
CITY NEWS.

-"Ladies' Day" at the Chickasaw
Armory today.
"A great sale Of imported Hol-
STEMS, will commence to-day at the
FAIRIES stable, Union street.
Duke 4 Sullivan, OF Lone Elm,
Tenn, made an assignment yesterday.
Liabilities 5000; assets, nominally
$1,000.
Charles Evbert Craddock's new
novel, Ia che Clouds, which has been
anxiously looked for by her admirers,
arrived yesterday at Manstord's.
Progress Lodge No. 80, knights OF
Pythias, meets tonight for the pur-
pose OF eleCtiug officers and also coz
isrring the RANK OF Page on four can
didates.
Members OF the Evening Recep-
tion Committee for the Harper psrty
are requested to meet at the Mer-
chants Exchange this afternoon at
4:S0 o'clock.
The liabilities Of Jacob Shoule, oil
Mariana, Ark, who failed Monday,
are placed at $4,000, a great part Of
WHICH Is uu0
Assets estimated at $4,000.
The Gayoso Hotel has rendered
its Inequalities to the Harper party,
and the reception committee OF the
MerchantB Exchange have accepted
the courtesy with thanks.
The walls and ceilings OF the cor
ridors on one side OF the Courthouse
have been calcimined and white
washed, aud present au imposing APP
pearance. Now for the other side.
Prank Turon, a white man, was
arrested yesterday for vagrancy. On
his person were found a diamond cut.
ter and several other articles which
are supposed to have been stolen from
carpenter shop.
--About fifteen horses belonging Ia
different stables now at the track viii
leave on the 18th instant for New Or.
leans, to participate at the winter
meeting, which begins December 20th
and continues until spring.
Mr.. r. T. Anderson was elected
yesterdaywithout opposition as magis
trate In the Eleventh Germantown
District, to ill the place Of Justic,
John Graham, Colored, who was kile'
recently. Mr.. Anderson received 10,
votes,
AT n meeting OF the Brlcklayer
Union last night, P. Taylor Morgan
and Oliver w. Vaughn were eleCte'
delegates to represent the union a
the Convention OF Bricklayers whiol
will meet "a Washington, d. O., mex
month.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
teIday to the following named parties
Solomon Menksns and Miss Tyni
Mayson, colorsd, E. f. Verdel ant
Miss Annie Schultz, j. d. Carpente
and Miss NJ. 4. Dotson, W. N. Valid
ran and Miss Sallie N. Roberts.
Judge Jackson left last night 70
Nashville, and will return January
1887, to sit with Judge Hammond Il
the trial OF the city railroad cases, q
which time the equity docket will b
called, certain other cases on tbs
docket being already set for that day.
Frank Louie, white man, givinI
his age as 40 years, aud claiming to b
Q United States detective, was al
rested last night by Officer KehoC
charged with larceny and resisting
officer. Louis took three squirrel
from Frank Timberly, on Upper Mai
street, hence the charge OF larcen.
Geo. Clinton, mate Of the jaime
Lee, and James Cassadey, q we
known steamboat mate, were Rrreste
yesterday evening charged with ca
rying concealed weapons. Cascade!
It seems, went aboard OF the Lee an
after cutsing Clinton pulled pisto
but before he could use it the weapo
was. wrested from his grasp. At II
Station House a deTringer was alt
found upon his person.
The Five Department anSwere
two alarms Of fire yesterday, and bot
came from Box A. The first was I
10:45 o'c ooz am, and was caused D
the burning Of the roof Of the tw
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