The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16
LOCAL RREVITIEs.

DcSoto Lodge will work In tho Master
Mason's degree tonight
The case Of Al Reeves, charged with the
murder OF the late Father Ashheld, will be
begun today In the Criminal Court.
The Rev. ]. W. Ingram. Of the Linden
Street Christian Church. will preach at the
Mississippi Avenue Mission Church tonight
The Memphis Macnncrchor will give n
calico ball at Cochran Hall Easter Monday
evening. the I'D instant, on which ocoa-
three prizes will be awarded 10 the best lady
dancers.
One Of the features Of the forthcoming
Maifsst, on the 9th Of May. will be a skill
race from the Elevator 60 the Jackson Mound
Park. Three prizes will be awardod-sl5,
SiO and sO0.5.
Mizpah Lodge Of Perfection No. 8. A. & A.
S. II. Masons, hold an important meeting to-
night, and full attendance Is desired. Ar
fragments for the annual feast or banquet
are to be perfected.
A young man giving name as J. w.
Smith, aud his residence oRTrczcyOnt street,
was arrested last night on n charge
81 yagrncy. lie claims "a be brakeman.
lie deposited s23, md was released.
There will be an interesting gospel meet
ING aud service Of song In the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, 2VI
men are cordially invited 10 be present
Burt Page (colorcd) and FL. Kelley (whitc)
were brought IN from Lake County. Tom.
by Deputy United States Marshal smith, for
Violating the Internal revenue law. Com
uisgionrr Clourh bound them both over
yesterday. Kelley gave bond.
The city Is receiving large ucccssions from
the travelling fntcrnity-thuse who follow
in the wake Of gatherings, Of any aud al
kinds. Bcgrar,, the blind, the halt and the
lame; iakir, maccrs thug, tougls ana all
manner OF men are coming In aud the police
arc spotiing them.
A telephone message from No. ~ Walker
avenue came 10 police headquarters at 10
O'Clock last night, asking for an officer IA
couie ont aud arrest a man who was trying
10 break In the house. Before q policeman
could leave another message came stating
that the man had left
Rumor has IL that President Haddcn, IN
rcply 10 n question ns 10 city ailairs, said
'saltmnrsh has gone, policeman hos killed
n man, the porter Of the Taxing District ha'
been arrested for arson and the President ol
the 1axing District hns been indicted foi
msdcmoanor In Office. What noxU'
The Rcv. DIR. A. u. Miller Is assisting IN I
meeting at the First Baptist Church. Tho
attendance last night was quite large indeed
and many persons rose for prayer. Tn
services arc held In the lccluro.room, Il
rear OF the main building. Services begii
Isomptly at 8 O'Clock The public Is gen
orally invited.
An old farmer who Is governed by th
phnfcs Of the moon said 10 an ArrEAL re-
porter Yesterday: The moon iulls NJ
O'clock this afternoon, and unless Ne hav
frost tonight or tomorrow might've viii hav
tho biggest fruit crop ever known IN Tcnnes
sec. The fruit Is never killed by frost i
March: the dangerous time Is when Oh
moon fulls IN April. Many farmers hav
delayed planting until the full Of the Apr
moon has passed, fearing frost"
TuE ArrEAL regrets 10 learn that Mr.. y,
ward Goldsmith the esteemed aud capabl
Cashier Of tho German Bank, Is lying In
precarious condition NJ his residence mes
Gilrs station. Mr. Goldsmith contracted
cold about week ago which settled on b
lungs and developed into pneumonia OF
severe type. At 2 O'Clock this mornlr
there was no change for the better In b
condition, and his friends are fearing u
worst