Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

church, on Washington street, propose finish
ing their church ed fee this summer.

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church, on Washington street, propose EnIsh- |
ing their church ed fee this summer.
The FRS, Methodist church congregation
is more than hallway minded TO build a new
church on the corner Of Poplar and Second.
Rosa Jones, who stole some garments
belonging to q fellow-female, was sent 10 the
workhouse yesterday. She will stay there
four months.
The ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
church are preparing to give a series Of tab
leaux and a concert st L:ubrie's Thea;er on
Tuesday, the 9th instant.
The case of W. J. McDermott, accused
of embszzlement, was called before Justice
Coleman yesterday afternoon, and continued
over to II o'clock this morning.
The offenders against the sanitary or
dinance are becoming fewer since the re-
cordsr has manifested determination to en-
force the letter and spirit Of the law.
Funds we're sent yesterday for Ten sea-
son tickets for parties in Charleston, s. Z.
Memphis is reaching far and wide, being the
promised musical center o. the South.
Sheriff Cannon has ordered an election
10 the Seventh District on Tuesday, the 10th,
for a magistrate, to fill the place vacated
By the resignation of Mr.. w. f. Gowan.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Porter Guards at the armory tonight.
Every member is urged to be present, as
business of unusual interest will come up.
The three years sentence of Louis W.
Sleinhauser, the confidence man, WAS COM
muted by Judge Greer yesterday TO eleven
months and twenty nine days in the work.
house.
The Sisters' concert Last night wss big
success. Manager Tracy, Prof.. Harry Piano,
Hand rkeT's orchestra, and Mrs. Bose T.
Thompson, as we'll the cas-, have done
good work for sweet charity's sake.
In order TO decorate the Festival build
ing, the Mozsrts ask everyone having fsge,
banners or decorations Of any kind suitable
to send the same 10 ]. G. Watkins, 277 Main
street, who will receipt for them and return
in good order.
The Auditing Board tackled the capital
ization puzzle sgain yesterday, and retired
from the field without accomplishing any
thing This puzzle should be Indicted for
malicious mischief, as it is likely to drive
Il half dozsn COED men into the lunatic
asylum.
Marriage licepsea we're issued yesterday
TO A. G. kenyan and Miss Maria Burke,
Jackson NeWburn and Miss Sophia Cham
bsrs, John D,Ie and Miss Lucy Washington,
John Mickey and Miss Susanna Galloway,
james w. Mitchell and Miss Annie W.
Harrison.
The frame bulldogs on the lots on Pop
| lar street, between Second and Third, pur
clased by the Hebrew congregation of the
Tabernacle, corner of Main and Exchange
streets, are being cleared in preparation for
the construction of handsome synagogue
| in the Saracenic order Of architecture.
Mr.. Ed Niederer was fined IS By Judge
Greer yesterday for failing 10 appear as a
| juror in the Proudft case. Mr.. Nisderer's
| excuse was that ne was summoned while
watching the pool sale at the Peabody Hotel
| one night in race week, and he cid not think
| it was lawful TO summon a man after cup.
| per-time.
In answer to numerous questions reg ard
| ing Mozart tickets, the committee desire TO
| state that each season ticket embraces a
| ticket with reserved seat for each perform
| ance, and they are transferable, beIog a
/ separate and distinct ticket for each concert,
/ No season tickets sold AFT er this week. Next
| week only single seats can be reserved at 81
each.
| Ellis, the old blind man, was up before
Recorder MADDEN yesterday for committing
a nuisance ia public, but discharged on 40
count of has helpless condition, the court ad
monishing him TO be more particular in
| future. As he was being led away he called
| out: "Say, ain't you the party that promised
10 let me have some money!" The Courts
sttentiou was absorbed in the next case.
| The Board of Directors of The Young
| Mems Christian Association elected Mr..
Thos. II, Allen, jr., president; Mr.. Butler
Jack, vice-presidsni; Col. w. F. Taylor,
| treasurer, and Prof.. w. S. Jones, secretary.
| Committees on selection of quarters snd on
| ffi3ers and active Board of Directors the
association begins its career under very
favorable auspices.
| A prominent Police Court lawyer, up
i before President H idden Yesterday for vic
l lstion Of the sanitary ordinance, erdeavored
| to evsde answer 10 the charge ON the techni-
! caliiy of wrong name, but, being personally
!, identified by the Court as the party living in
| the ussanitary premises complained of had TO
i stand the racket. Said the Court: SIT ia a
| plain case OF "a roee by any other name
I would smell as FOUL"
| The Memphis Grain and Package Ele-
i vator registered yesterday a convey ance in
/ trust to b. NJ. Nicely, I. H. Milburn and w.
II. Moore, of the elevator and the lease OF
| the land upon which it is built. The con-
ven f Is 10 eeoue 1880 - ~ Vi M
$50 x ~ tol VIC pa" IN - VI 'e ueD'
Vi 'ue IoLhpany. -ne oon-e IeHi s'A pei oeu
lnteies., payable senll' s s are Ieueem,
he compsny, and pay able len years after
date.
Three hundred people witnessed the
| troitng race at olympic Park yesterday al
| ternoou, between Dan O'DounelPs Little
| Dan and Gus Coleman's Msggie G. The
| TO- coon s;ds T.;,tIa Nan csn,nrsd tbrss
$3.50 80 o,d 49,, -, II H. -
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