The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The ladies' auxiliary OF the Young Mems
Hebrew association will meet in the, par
Tor OF the association this evening at $50
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired.
Sergt. Hedrck and Patrolman Hurst
left last night via the Louisville & Nash
vile railroad with Butler V. Rogers, who
will be placed in Cincinnati sanitarium.
Judge OrIille lergcr and Mr.. NJ. r.
Patterson will address the citizens Of the
eleventh civil district at Germantown,
Thursday, November /, at 7.30 o'clock
p. m.
The Memphis Bureau meets nj the G.
+. church, AZ $50 this, Tuesday, evening.
Charter members requested TO meet
promptly. Public generally invited TO
be present.
A letter received by Chief Davis yester-
day. from Texas authorities, states that
Jeif Clark is wanted in that State for bur
glary, and gives description OF the fellow.
II rather accurately fits George Clark, the
man arrested Saturday for burglarizing the
room Of Frank sullivan, over the Main
street saloon Of his father Mr. Tom Sui
iivan.
The room Of John Gallagher was entered
yesterday during his absence aud robbed
Of yalise containing lot OF clothing. A
description OF the stolen property was left
at the siaiion-house. and last night Patrol.
man Wilder arrested John Curtis on sus.
picion Of being the thief, aud shortly ai-
terwarn the prisoner made full confess
sion and told where the property could be
found
supt John II. Sullivan ani Engineers
9. W. Patterson, J. y Thomas, George
Tulilord. James Downing Hugh Melee,
sam Jarvis, Thomas tosgroyc aud III. A.
Nentzell. all Of the Kansas City, Spring.
field 4 Memphis railroad. were arrested
yesterday on warrants charging then,
with running locomotives inside the city
limits without spark protectors. Mr. Sui
livAn was also arrested on an additional
charge Of falling 10 repair a dangerous
track.
The local manager Of Dun's Mercantile
agency said 10 a Nashville AmcfIodn NJ
porter IL was visited few DAYS ago by
n gentleman representing a large invest.
ment company from the north, who told
me they had found Il ~ difficult 20 place
their money any longer in the west he had
been sent south 10 zee what could be done
here. lilo spent two OF three DAYS here
and went away satisfied they could DO well
htlN w lhaHAhN nu ital 'riAltf WHICH "
their specially. lie stated that the west
was completely oycrionc In the loaning
line, aud 30 much money was being Offend
that u could no longer he loaned at pay.
ing rte. lie hal spent some days ia
Memphis before coming here"
The select hop ut the armory Of the
Memphis Merchants Zouavcs, on Her.
nando street, last night, under the aus
piccs Of that company, was an event tho
memory Of which those who attended will
long remember. The floor. which was In
excellent condition for dancing, was al.
most continually filled with handsome aud
graceful couples from . o'clock pm. until
2 o'clock this morning The zouaves
looked even more military and handsome
while looking after aud participating in
the pleasures u their guests. than they do
on the tanciiul battle field II Paris, during
the spectacular Reign OF the Commune"
on the Chickasaw bluff.
One Of The new fire steamers, the John
J.. Randlc.' recently received from the
Andrews Manufacturing company. Cincin.
natl, was tested yesterday morning NJ the
corner Of Main aud Monroe STREETS. The
heavy weight engine surprised the natives
In the capacity. II displayed 90 exiinguish a
dangerous looking blaze. Sixty pounds 81
steam wero raised Ia less than four min.
uics, with full gauge Of cold water. and
two streams were thrown ut the same time
distance OF 2Js feet. The supervising
committee, compo.cd VI Boiler inspector
Dan o. ponncll, ox-lirc Chief James H.
Clcary aud Mr.. I. Y. Anderson. returned
highly favorable report 10 Chief Ryan