The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
LOCAL BREvITIAs.

Tom Brown, a negro mani, was sent to
jail by Justice Barry, yesterday, for knock
ing mules eye ont.
A sneak thief entered the residence Of
Mrs. Thomas Clark, 10. 22s Vance street
yesterday morning while the family WIS nj
breakfast, and stole a diamond broach,
valued at $3.50.
Il. NJ. Wellborn, who shot and seriously
wounded James Polk, at the county work.
house, last Saturday, gave bond before
Squire DuBose, yesterday, in the sum OF
$1,000, and was released from jail.
The Wagner Club associate membership
Is steadily Increasing, and those who de-
sire TO be on the ground floor had better
apply before the door Is closed. SIR.
Emile Levy and Mr.. Leo Krumer each
have list.
Delzy Collier and Richard Cotton. col.
ored, were sent 10 the workhouse low Jus.
tite Barry, yesterday, for giving ample
evidence that they were lost to ali senst OF
shame. The prosecutors werc the parents
Of the Girl.
John johnson, who halls from Chicago.
was locked up at the staiion-honse last
night on the charge Of stealing an OVER
coat from Dcputy-Sherin John Powell.
The coat was recovered from a pawn shop
by Capt O'HayoN
Cady Callahan. the young girl who left
her home on Georgia street la company
with Charles White, who took her to a
house Of ill-iamc, where She was subse.
quenily found 10y the police, was yesterday
married TO her betrayer.
Members Of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union will meet at No. 10
Talbot street ON "Wednesday, November
p, at . pm. Business Of importance will
be discussed. All women interested in
the work are cordially invited. BY order
OF Nn l.ide MeriWciher, State President.
A jackson (Tcnu.) paper having asked
"Wherc Is I. j. Dcuprpc?' q we'll known
citizen Of that place, who lcft his home
some days ago, that gentleman called as
Tux APPEAL Office last night and stated
that he is In Memphis, a guest nj the Clar-
endon Hotel, and that bis family IN Jack
son are aware Of his whereabouts.
Tie Memphis Light Infantry. recently
Organized military company, Is moving
right along. Ten additional recruits have
come forward during the past few DAYS.
The guns arc expected next Tuesday. The
company will hold another meeting Thurs-
NAg hiNhA w ltsAitN' AllAlt Ail' IiAfIillNN
OF new members and other important
business.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
the auditorium of which has during the
past few months been rcmodc.e1 aud
made one OF the must beautiful and per-
feet IN the country, will be- opened for pub
lie worship On Sunday next. The Rev. II.
G. Jones, the pastor, will deliver an APP
'propiialc discourse, and a brilliant pro-
gram OF music IA in course Of prenaraiion.
The board OF directors OF the Mississippi
q Tennessee Railroad meet in Memphis
today Tor the election oi officers II Is
presumed some action will bc taken ~ to
Maj. Bufkc'H successor. II T. greatly de-
sired that a Memphis man should receive
this appointment, aud Mr. Harry q. Col.
tart, who has been identified with the
company for number OF wears, has been
most hyorably mentioned TO G.l the
vacancy.
The trial Of Mrs Dora v. Cunning and
Paul McCallahan. on the char.r N Oprn
and notorious icNdncss. took place at 3 ~
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, before Squire
Garvin. Both sides examined number
Of witnesses aud ii was after dark when
tho case was concluded. After hearing an
The testimony the Squire came D. the con.
clusion that there was nothing in he cno
and discharged the defendants James
Cunning, the prisoner. was tried on a
peace warrant sworn ont by bis wife, aud
was bound over IN lhc sum OF 500. lie
furnished the bond.