Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14
LOGAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Rroom's Varieties closed Saturday
night for want Of patronage, the can-ean
81 ThoInpsoR's having drawn all its Gus
TONERS away. The Parlor Music HaIlis
therefore the only place of amusement
opens.
Father Schneider takes a farewell
benefit tomorrow at James Park. Lager
viii dow by the barrel. The police VIII
be on hand TO preserve the peace. Ad-
mission fifty cents. Music by the band.
Kate Fisher. Elton Stoves and MoIlie
Williams, were arrested by the second
district police yesterday, as being ae-
cessorv 70 the murder of Cunningham
by Hall on Saturday evening. They VIII
have 4 hearing to-day. a.
A Vance street car was stopped yes
.Ierday bya gaily dressed negro wench
who wished 70 ride. Finding it :" all fun
inside however, she histed OF
with the remark that she didn't
wan; to be crowded up dar, wild all dem
white trash.
The WEEKLY APPEAL, published to-
morrow will contain the very latest news
from all parts, local, by mail and tele-
graph, editorials ON the current topics Of
the day, ard variety Of choice reading
matter.
Owing to an acciden, 10 u press we
were late in serving city subscribers yes
.terdsy. By the prompt help of our neigh
bors 0f-fha Ar0GdHcHe we were able to
make q appearance and to fulfill our
obligations 70 our friends.
Ellen Saint and Fannie Malone, two
gentle damsels of the scrumptious order,
raised a rUmpus in Happy Hollow yester-
day. and disturbed a darby prayer meet
ing. Tho First District police took care
Of them, SO i. won't cost them over q '
apiece this morning.
Matt. FrigaIe, a ship of the lac, sail
ing down Poplar street yesterday, At
tempted to beat Q wind'ard and make
Happy Hollow; but having made her
own hollow happy by storing her hold as
full as 1t would hold of Jamaica rum, she
struck a rock and wont down. Shs will
pay five dollars salvage this morning.
The following marriage certificates
were returned TO the County Clerks offiee
last week: W. II. Jackson and Miss N.
J. REYNOLDS. Z. W. Paddison and Miss N.
c. Narnett, Emil Gerhard Feuchten and
Miss Fannie Louise Hoffman, Chas.
Graves and Miss Rosa Rufan. -Four negro
couples.
The police interrupted a burglar yes
terdaV morning about half past n
O'Clock, trying . gain admision into
Meaken's dry goods store. The scoundrel
was Eco quick FOR them and got away, but
1871 DLG4AlG AiLu HIS bEOLSs hu4At hu1 ElAlStA.
He can have the same on applying TO Ser
geant Brown, at the Adams street station.
-Merchants who would take advantage
of the very best medium to reach the
country trade, should remember that the
WEEKLY APPEAL published tomorrow,
has the largest circulation of any paper
in Arkansas, North Mississippi and Ala
bama. But a limited space is devoted to
advertisements. and il is desirable that
f8vors Of this sort, intended for the next
issue, behaudea in to-day.
The Whitman opera troupe commence
their engagement here this evening at
the New Memphis, in CiHdcJiIlG, intro
ducinC scenic effects, transformation
scenes, etc, OF the most novel and gor-
geous description, excelling, SO Il is said,
the HHite Fam, the marvellous beauty
of which the plGy-going people Of Mem
phis no doubt remember.
We hope that all Of our friends, who
have a few hours to spare to-day, Will go
ont TO the picnic TO DO given at James
Park, by the stealnboatmen, for the bene-
fit Of the widows, and orphans, fund.
Fverv Arrangement has been made to
mako It apIoasant affair, and in addition
TO the pleasure of going ont there. every
body who does so VIII have the satisfac-
lion of having aided in n lsudahle charity.
-Br. Acre has Just returned from an
other unsuccessful trip down the river in
search of the bodies Of his little son and
DR.. Garkev. The body of his son hoated |
nv the cuardsoftife Natoma last Tuesday |
u The head ofWalnut Bend, and Or. Gar
key passed #adden's store, two miles be
low Austin. last Friday week. Why were !
they not seeurCd7 It can only be answer
cd that mau'sinhuIuanity to man makes
countless thousands mourn. Arew5rd,
we understand, Is offered, and parties
would Poe glad to have the chance Of paw
ing Il.
Tho day opened yesterday cloudy, |
WITH asiid Ercezc from thc south, south |
east. During the forenoon there were
one or two little sprinkles Of rain, and an
attempt az q shower about half-past five.
Toward shutdown the clouds which had
gathered to the southwark very black and
threatening, spread themselves over the
whole SSv, and treated the parched and
heated cars ? 70 q most refreshing shower
Of len OF -tE-u minutes duration. At
4resel. writing heavy banks of aim6i
surTour. tH. horizon, and we fear that
there viii 2 bad weather for the picnic
to-day
veg Interesting ceremony took
place N St.Peters Church Yesterday after
noon. being tho semi-annual distribution
Of prizes To the Sunday School scholars. /
eight hundred prizes were given
away, the principal ones being a gold star
medal To Master john Welsh, a gold
maltese cross medal 10 Miss Mary Maier.
a silver maltese cross medal TO Master
VIII. Hahn, and 2 silver shield TO Miss
Nellie Bygues. \ heavy gold cross, the
donation OF Mr.. John Fritz, jeweler, No.
Court S.Ecet, was given to M of the
young lady teachers, whose name We
could not learn.
Mr.. Wadron, Agent Of the Queen Sis
Jers, arrived IN the city last evening with
these charming Young vocalists that have
s. By storm Mobile and other
Southern cities. We understand that ii
IS their purpose 10 give a series of enter
here during the coming week. +
The Columbus Miss Index, OF q late
late, in bldding them farewell, SAYS:
These fair eantatriees, Of Whom the pso-
pie never grow tired appeared again to- a
cheering aufience or Thursday evening
IN answer TO a call fOT a benefit in their
OWN favor, by a large number Of citizens.
This time the programme Was new, and |
expectation rose to-a higher pitch than
7ver. II is needless 10 say they again car
led things completely by storm, on this /.
occasion winning diamond opinions, the
Of golden ones having been ex-
aansted - tueln leng ago 1
Mr.. {. G.. Jackson, who lives about a
AA- AA%AE ENf HAA1 N1C WIN y 1AAs Will 1
Yesterday afternoon, accompanied
his l8dy. On returning home, while 4
sc " - . put mp his horse, Mrs. jackson
yeft .agO tie house and found a man in
he dining o Killing his pockets with {
he table Tablespoons, forks, etc. He I
as jUst gcbbling the castors when she !
Mrs. Jackson prolnptlv gave
he alarm, mt before her husband could
lome to the rescue, the rascal had madeof. {
'hey got a good look at him, however, {
nd recognized Linn as being one. George
Dung, who was occupying ahouse in the
.eighborhOOd. Mr.. Jackson went in (.
eareh ofbhe police, and they immediately !
aadle a descent upon the house. capturine !
he thief, but not the plumber. He was !
aiken to the Adams street lookup and {
fven dry lodgings until The commission !
an look INTO his casa to-day. On his per- !
ga were found a bunch OF skeleton Eevs 9
nd g piece Of candle. II
Mr.. Matt. Johnson, a young hIan weIi /
newn in Memphis, OF late a resident of
alter Nallcy, where he was in the enl-
10y ofaMessrAAbbey, DaTrel& Chance, q
omRitted suicide on Friday. The Ea0Le, :
4 annoancing the death, SAYS I Mr. !
ohnson went on horseback to the Village
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