The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There will be marriage at the First
Baptist Church; so the rumor goes.
The Mississippi Avenue Christian
Church, near the Curve, will be dedicated
ut o'clock this afternoon.
On and after Monday, December 3,
market will be open at o'clock a. ~. and
close at o'clock pm. On Saturdays from
q o'clock am. TO 10 o'clock pm.
In order to give the children chance
10 hear Master Edwin Farmer, the phe-
nomenal pianist. tickets Of admission for
them have been placed at hall price.
The Cour; Stree; Cumberland Prcsbyte.
rian Church will he formally dedicated
today. The auditorium, as remodeled
during the pas; summer, is q marvel Of
beauty and perfection.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association will hold their
regular monthly meeting this afternoon at
3 O'clock. A full attendance OF all mem
bers Is earnestly desired.
Mr.. Thomas s. Martin, Of Memphis,
and Mr.. W. J. Mcclellan, OF Texas, have
been elected valediclorian and saluiaio.
rian, respectively, for the next Medical
College commencement, which takes place
in March, 1889.
Every member Of the Womcn's Chris
tian Temperance Union is earnestly ie-
oucsied 20 be present Wednesday nj 3
o'clock pm. at No. II Talbot street.
Election OF officers aud business OF imp0r-
lance. by order Of the secretary.
Lee Caldwell, n notorious negro tough,
shot nj John Haley, alias Drocky John, a
negro who bears similar reputation, ON
1t. Martin street, near Elliott, about N3O
o'clock last night. A woman was the
cause OF the trouble. Caldwell escaped.
The Rev. r. A. Vcnablo, u the First
baptist Church, will preach this evening
ON the Appearance oi the Spirit Of
Samuel 10 Saul at the Call Of EndOr." Did
his spirit really appear? Does the Scripture
teach the appearance Of departed spir.is'
The prize Of horse, which was drawn
on Thanksgiving Day IN aid Of the new
building OF the Convent OF the Good
Shepherd, was won by No. 2l3, Mr.. \.
i. Harrison, County Register. There were
36i chances, netting the neat sum OF
S3Jl.
Mefsrs. S. u. Kyle, John Elicit and G.
7. Murphy, while returning from lunch at
the Chickasaw Club. about 800 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. went down with the
sidewalk in front at the Tennessee Paper
Company. None Of them were badly in
iurcd.
1.-TWO Gentlemen oi Boston IN One
Town" by Downcy; "Thc Wicked World, VI
by Miss Cameron; "Sappho,' 10y Daudcti
logic Town." by TYLER Conventional
Lies Of Our Civilization, "PamloXcs,' al
In cheap editions, can be had at Mans
forl's this morning.
Maud Durant, an inmate 81 a bawdy
house on Market Square, seriously cut hc
lukcwafm lover. AZ Clayene. Pullman
car conductor. last Monday aud succcCdc,
In keeping u from the police until ycsier
day. Clavorie Is stiil IN The house, ant
may not be fortunate enough TO pul
through.
Mary Jacoyo, an Italian girl, struck he
next door ncighbor, Mrs. John g. Street
In the abdomen Friday night with Gro
quet mallet. The blow was not heavy
one, but serious results are liable 10 FOL
low, owing 20 the delicate condition OF th'
victim. Miss Jacoyo gave an appearance,
A.. bond Of $500 before Justice Powell
The following report & very fair show
ing Of the humane work done during tn
month OF November, 1855. by the SOCIETY
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals
Sore, disabled horses and mules released
~; overloaded vehicles. :. goats relieved
I. Total, IS. Persons arrested, 30, i0un,
guilty. IS; discharged, q, prisoners "a
capod, !; cases appealed. ..
ON the afternoon Of Thursday. pcccm
Der q. the residence Of Mn. G. y. Bryan
No. 500 Vance street. viii b. the scene q
n reception 10 be- given 10y the Ladies'
Aid SocietyoiSt. Peters Church, one Of th
piliars of beucyolpnco Ia the most char
table Of all cities. Tho good done by thi
association Is beyond oil computation, an
it IL 10 be- hoped the reception will be sig
nally successful.
The staff Of TnE ArpEAi,lis composing
room and few outside guests, were On
tcrlainCd by the business management q
the institution last night at floyd'a a
the close Of the feast, under the iniucnc
OF n temperate use Of campagno, thor
was an informal expression OF sentimcr
by nearly al around the table. II wa
good cheer and jolliiy from bcginnin
10 end. The sitting continued for tw
hours.
Tho schools Of Memphis, both publ
aud private, also all Sunday schools. ~
requested 10 send delegation Of six 10 I'll
childrcn's meeting on Saturday. Deceinb,
g. at2 o'clock, IN the parlor u the Youn
Mems Christian Association. This NEE
ing will be an important one, rs the clc
ton Of officers for the ensuing year y
take place. II Il earnestly hoped ihI
teachers In all the schools will bring IL