The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
LOCAL BR aVITIES.

Did President Hidden and Commis.,
sioner Petit have anything TO do with
making out the ~. 60 budget
Sale of seats for "The Little Tycoon''f
begins this morning at the Iron Mountain
ticket office, under Peabody Hotel.
Eli Anderson, fifteen year old negro
boy, was locked up Mt the police station
last night Oh a charge OF carrying pistol.
meeting OF lumbermen was held id
the Merchants Exchange Yesterday after-
noon. The session was OF interest 10 them
alone.
A false alarm OF fire was turned in last
night about O'Clock, calling the entire
department to the corner OF Main and
Union streets.
ii. J. LOOMS yesterday recovered s., COO
damages in the Circuit Court against the
Telephone Company, for injuries sus-
tanned in falling of a rotten pole.
Jacob Trobe and John Riley, two white
kids, deserted their home, No 20 Second
street, yesterday. II is supposed they
either joined a circus or the minstrels.
Constable Webb, who caused the ar
rests Of the gamblers, appeared before'
Squire lergcr yesterday aud had tho.
warrants withdrawn, he paying all costs.
Deputy Sheriff George Holmes, Of Tip-'
ton County, arrived in the city Last
night from Carona, Ark, with Henry
Thomas and George Williams, coorcd,
wanted at Covingion ON charges OF larceny
and carrying pistols.
Antoine Lohmier German, died sud-
denly about S o'clock last night at his
home, No. 10 Trczeyant street An in
quest was held on the body by Deputy
Coroner Fleming, the jury relurninga yer.
dict OF death from heart disease.
Stephen Murray, aged forty-fye years
and white yesterday voluntarily surrend-
cred TO Sergt. Smith, OF the United States
army, stationed here. Murray deserted
from Company !. Filth Infantry, while
stationed ut Fort Mckeough, July >, 1877.
Mrs W. I. Golden, OF Hickory Flats.
Miss, is located at No 10 Exchange street.
this city. She came here to search for hcr
husband. who left home IN December "a
secure employment rs o machinist in this
city, since which time nothing has becn|
heard from him. =
Tho ladies Of the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Third and Poplar streets,
will be pleased TO entertain the friends OF
the congregation in the church parlors this
evening from s O'Clock 10 II. The recep-'
ton is purely social and, Of course, thcrc'
will be no pnce OF admission.
Another game Of handbal was PLAYED
between the Seniors aud Juniors Oi tho
Christian Brothcrs' College, yesterday, IA
settle dispute from the Seniors over tho
last game. which they lost. This umo
they won, fairly and easily. The playcp
were: Scniors-T. A. Whcailcy, G. 4.
Reilly, W. u. llorgan. Juniors Marlin
Speed, A. ]. Jones. l.. Prcndcrgnst.
Detectives Pryde aud Armstrong wene
moved by suspicion yesterday 10 AIRED
Charles Wilson aud George Ovari, white
rumlitcs. They were trying TO sell iina
looking young mule and mare at Manor's
livery stable, both 10 goat Slj0. 10 looked
entirely too cheap aud, besides, they rods
the animals In with nothing but bridlea
The men claimed TO have gotten the AMI
mails from ont about Raleigh, and partially
confessed 10 stealing them. They also Lad
a brccch-loading shotgun aud Winchcs-
ter, which were also believed 10 be- siolcn.