Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-01

- z AIE AA4ED1EA " w. - II AslSAItN
of tie Catholic Bookstore, sos Sscor
street, for u copy of the WOrkingHIln
AdUOcdte, s paper devoted to tho prOdu.
ing classes. mir. Msnsford is the 30
sgent fer it in this city.
Although it has only been 3 mont
since the Old Fellows Hsn in Csuto
was burned, the Order in cur midst wi
be glad to learn that another hall
already going up. The new building
said to be Of most elegant design.
John Lewis, cclored, engaged sr
other darky named Sol Wilkins, in coz
versatioa-Easterday and inVeigled So
into showing hiDa q SO note. As 500.
rs Sol pulled the ~greenbsck OFT Of hi
pocket John snStched it sud put" Il
gas arrested atterwetd bgt got away.
Mr.. T. w. Doyle has received a.
official communication from f. Rem
ehsn, Secretary Of Civil Affairs Of tn
Feniss Brotherhood, that Gen. JOIN
O'Neill, President FeDi3B Brotherhood
viii be in this city and address his fel
lOw-cOuntrymen On hay 18Th, (Wednes
dF week..
Ao-morrOw Will be R0gation Sunday
the Nth Sunday after Easter. Il ia thl
commencement of the rogation days
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday be.
fore Holy Thursday. The word R0ga-
ton is from the Lstia TOgdtio, asking,
frOn the gospel Of the day which teaches
now to ask God, so that We may obtain
that which We ssek.
The "a managed 10 break through
the hssvy banks Of clouds in the west
yesterday evening ami fer = half hour
before setting, shone with a gorgeous and
dazzling splsnd0r. The wind sprang up
from the northwest about that time, and
the temporarily decreased at least ten
degrees. At writing the skies are clearer
than they have been before in two weeks,
and there Is every prospect OF q clear
sad Cesstiful dsy for the first Of May
with its ceremonies.
The total humber @; srrests made in
the Second district FOR the month ending
last night vas 200. OF these 6fty.saven
we're State Css5s, III were tried and
fined, and eignty-ons discharged $3.50
were assessed in fines, S790 in nittlmuses
buC only $50 55 were collected /;
worth OF property was recovered
and returned TO IFS owners. There we're
'Our accidents counting the ~sDriug-gun
shooting as one), and three fires Ia the
district.
"A couple Of well known negro bur
ylsTs, named Bill Addison snd Charlie
vent 10 the house Of another ne
gro banned Tony Weaver, on the Her
lSudO road, yesterday morning, and
mpleteiy gUt,ed it, taking 800 in mon
y, a lOt q clothing, ali his provisions,
'oTD, coffee, sugar, -four, NEST, ETC., his
hot gun, pistols, etc. Tony came in
own, as O IS he found il out, COM
frantic, sad hiss been hunting for
he " black wiili1s."
-Wicksrshsn was turned ous Of 81.
lther cmce yesteraay-this time by the
United states MeTshal. He WIS the les
ee OF the block OF buildings on the
outh-eas5 corner Of Jefferson and Thirj
treets, which belong to the United
states Goverrmsnt. Having forfeited
he terms Of the lease, by dropping in
.TTeSrs for rent, the United St8res Mar
took formal possession Of it yester-
lay Ia the name Of the Government.
The attention Of cur fashionable la
lies who belong to the Catholic Faith is
allied to 2 late pastoral letter Of the Holy
in which he invites alI Chris
mothers and daughlets Of Mary"
o form 3 league against the doing 90
u chignOns and the srrenRi5g Of tres5es
eversI times a day, which occupies the
ime that should be devoted TO religious
.uties, pious works, and family affairs.
The BOnham (Texsa) Beig8, Of the
6tb inst, says, lI speaking OF the 81
and Pacific Railroad, that the rosd
3 under contract from Paris to PalO |
Into, q distance of $50 miles: and a
ranch road from Jefferson TO Paris is
leo under coBtFaet, the work to com
hence the fret Of MEy, and fOTty-6ve
allies VIII De finished tee first year. Il
/, also expected that work will conf
hence st Paris simultaneously with the
sheTsOn end OF the road, and that the |
cad will be rapidly pushed forward.
We have nothing against the game
I base bali when plsyed ct the proper
me and the proper pisce, but We most
especially beg leave TO enter our pro-
Est to the game IS played by gangs of
idle boys, OF both c0IOrs, around
ar principal streets and thCr0ughfsres.
Ball time hiss eOms around sgain, |
we noticed psrties like those we
peak 81, yesterday, bsttiug away IN
lain, Besi and Csusey streets, to the
nminent danger Of show windows and
nnOyance Of passers by.
Mr.. G. A Henry, ia g letter to the
larksgiLle Tobacco Leaf, again warns
be people or Tennessee against 3 woman
Tho calls herself Mrs. o. @. Andrews,
nd represents herself IS 81 authorized
gent TO travel and solicit donations for
Ne Tennessee Orphan Asylum. This
male impOst0r has been travelling
.-an~h tn a. = 80 80 /
Inscriptions to q large snasunt in Mem
biz, Cincinnati, Louisville and New Or
ans. She has no connection vita the
syium whatever. The attention OF
iitors, officers OF railroads and stesm-
,sts and hotel keepers is called to this
otice.
Many friends Of the Little Rock
abroad, not converssnt with the facts
the case, imsgins that the officials OF
le road are now under Injunction, and
lst consequently affairs are not so pros
as they might be. This Is an
'ror. There was q fiat OF Injunction
TO certain parties, but this fiat
as contingent upon that party giving
in e certain large sum-s coutin-
sncy Of which there is not the ~renaotest
lssibility or probability. Hence the
junction is a nullity, virtually.
AS the four o'clock train on the Mem
lis and Ohio Railroad was leaving the
ty on Thursday, a negro named Bart@
It Corbin, whom Sheriff Curry had sent
Il 10 deliver some documents to Mr..
-iddy at Union depot, gotO on board and :
ing drunk, was very o~bstreperous and
with oatbs and obsceuity, on
ling into the ladies' car. The Con-
lctor, after in vain trying to keep him
liet and make him go in bis own portion
the train, put him of. The ejsction
done with as little violence s posi-
e-not half what the black scoundrsl
For this, at the instigation Of
bite Radicals in this city, we learn that
auif has haan inRfilnfed nnainat IT,