Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-22

III. most valuable histories now offered IA
the public, and one that has specisl value for
the people Of lte S5u'h.
George JEFF es, the shcplifer, whose
maneuVers were related Sunday morning.
was fined $50 ard bound over to the Crimi.
nal Court By Judge Hadden yesterday.
The Irish Literary Society debated last
night on the question az 10 whether or not
the condition Of the South would be bet
tered by grester attention to manufactures.
Deeds were recorded yesterday from A.
J. Harris to Il. N. James, Fannie N. Smith
10 NJ. L. Meacham, James P. Cullen to Otto
Schwill, Minter Parker to Mary L Cummins.
The Kansas City, Springfield and Mem
phis railroad have made connection with
Mississippi and Tennessee at Broadway and
have begun track-laying, west, on that street.
james Green aHd Lee Allen were sent
TO the hospital yesterday. About one case
day is sent from the City Hospital, where
there are now hfty-three cases, nearly all
strangers.
james Eagan's name appears in the
stationhouse docket charged with running
a crap game" E gan ia the only white man
among The gang of crap shooters arrested
Sunday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to J. B. Williams and Mary Billings, J. F.
Aorts and Laura J. Heidell, Robert Scott
aud Matte Randall, Charles Simon and Eta
L. Burdick.
The city is now entirely free from sm all
po1, which has fingered from last winter.
The laat case was Dudley Kuy kendall, Of No.
100 Desoto street, who was sent to the pest
house about three weeks age.
An epileptic bootblick named Charles
johnson had bit in skif Sunday, over.
turned it and was drowned. His body was
recovered at the foot of Beale street, and
Justice Spelman held the inquest.
"A fine of S25 each was imposed by Judge
Greer yesterday upon J. NJ. Simms, N. L.
Bacon and s. F. Norris, who were summoned
as grand jurors and failed to put in an ap.
pearaDce when their names were called.
Thomas Kelly, charged with being 8
drunken vsgraut and larcenist, got $50 and
a pass up 10 the Criminal Court for robbins
his companion Of Sl3 in money and the only
pair Of pants in the world he could call his
own.
"A couple Of fighters who wanted to be
discharged yesterday because they had apollo
gized TO each other and made friends wers
asked if they desired TO apologies to the
Court. They answered yes, and we're f ned
IS each.
The Nav term of the Circuit Court be.
gan yesterday. Judge Gresr opened and
adjourned court without transacting any
business. Judge Pierce will sit on the bench
to-day, and the jury have been ordered tc
report Friday.
"A walking match will begin at O'Clock
tonight at the Exposition building. Pal
Dale, Charles Martin, Nelson Jeeter ana
Cicero Nelson will tramp the tsnbark, and 8
lively time is predicted. Dale promises tc
beat his best record.
The laying of new sewers is constantly
going on. About $50 feet have recsntly beer
laid on Clinton street, and as much more or
Goslee. Three thousand feet of drain tiel
have recently been put down on Wellington
and LIuderdale streets.
MIR. George Edgar, the Shakesperiar
scholar and actor, will begin next September
two years season of classic, Shakesperiar
and standard English drama. A tour will
be made through the principal cities of th,
United States and Canada.
There were twenty-seven cases on tht
stationhouse docksts of Saturday and Sun
day, which yielded S23 in cash and 500 day
on the gang. Several cases continued til
this morning will swell the mum Der OF day
to as many more if the fines are not paid.
"A S. drunk wanted to get off on 81 81
yesterday morning. II only fund the cit,
debt at fifty cents on the dollar, and that a
my office up town." said the Police Judge
| Can L go for g." plead the unfortunate
well, that's the Flippiu compromise.
gue,s l can let you go at that" he replied.
"A laborer, named Charles Carter, wa
found lying inseusible on Main atreet lat
Yesterday evening, with an ugly gash in tn
back OF his head. He was taken TO the alta
tIonhouse, where his wounds were dressed b.
DR.. John n. Purnell, of the Board of Health
The man probably fell on the curbston
while lettering along uader the influence O
liquor.
The Criminal Court organized for th
May term yesterday morning. 1t has four
| teen felony and twelve misdemeanor cases L
begin with. The grand july is as follows
W. W. Coleman, S. D. Williamson, P. +
CUISINE, A. Carr, I. Lawler, Ben Payne, Wm
Bowles, jr., s. w. Green, w. L Parker, W
Z. Cspps, L. ii. Hartmu,, Cash Mosby an
S. Ridgely.
The monotonous rattle of legal cap i
the registers eff e, Was interrupted Sunda
evening by the soft answers Of a blushin
bride, and he bashful stutterinss of youth
ful groom. Mr.. B G. HAMLET and Miss Jan
Barrett, of the Eighteenth Civil Distric
were married there by Justice Spelman. MI
Walter Pope gave the bride away, and Nj
Barnett Mercer WAS best man.
Charles Roy, who lives near Wilso
Station, four miles out on the Memphis an
Charleston road, was arrested by Deput
Sheriff Cody Mason, yesterday evening, on
warrant sworn out by colored man name
Marshall Davis, who charges that Roy sho
him. He had one mustard seed in the bsc
of his neck. Davis went to see Roy, gre
boistsroua and impudent, and got hurt.
The Eagle Baseball club has been Of
ganized for the season, with J. Walsh c., T
Bannon c. + +, w. Shea D., ]. Enwright Sd
=. +. Mccarthy LIST b., Dan Lsrkin !. t.,
Troglio r. f., J. McGrath ID b., T. Carroll
L. BAnnon manager. They expect to
some foe work during the coming sea.or
The E ;kiords meet tomorrow night for O,
ganization. The two clubs will play
match game at an early date.
Before Justice Colem an, yesterday ever
ing, Annie Clayton was bound over to til
Criminal Court in the sum OF $500 for bea
ing COW, belonging to Constable NJ. I
Garvin, with rake. The Society for thu
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals made
plain case, and the woman was warned tn
If she plead not guilty she must 20 to iai
or give bond, but if she confessed sma
tne would be imposed under the small Of
tense law. She denied the charge to the enc
however, in the face of the most conclusiv
proof.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associ ito
have srranged TO give a delightful entertair
ment at Estival Park on the 29th OF thi
month, and promise that it shall be one {
the most enjoy able of the summer season
The entertainment will begin with an exec
lent stage piece entitled The Last Loa
which has temperance for its theme Som
OF the best amateur talent in the city hs
oeen engaged for the production of thi
play, and those who expect to take part al
rehesrsiug almost daily. The entertainer
will conclude with hop. Tickets for sa'
| at the leading s.ores