Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-16

New Jockey Club organized.
Banner Lodge, Odd Fellows, met last
night
The atmosphere is thick with baseball
and bull BATE.
Thirteen thousand dollars was fled for
| funding last night.
There has been no United States grand
jury for two years.
-Eckfords and Reds at Olympic again
| tomorrow evening.
Mr.. John I. Moss was appointed attor-
ney general pro ten. yesterday.
License to marry was issued yesterday to
Tom Jones and Fannie Goodwin.
"A venire OF Fifty jurors was ordered in
the Mesth.Ksne case, which is set for Mon.
day.
Cherries are in market, notwithsl anding
the efforts of G. Washington 10 destroy the
specieP.
"Iolanthe",and ,herI attendaHt fairies will
entertain the public al Eslival Park again
this evening.
The railway record on the third page of
this Issue contains good deal OF interest TO
| the general public.
The case sgainst John A. Guest, the al
| legged hotel beat, was continued until this
| mornings session of the Police Court.
| The body of an unknown man was
found floating in the river yesterday near
| Osceola, Ark, and inferred on the bank.
The children who were in the Iudustrial
School concert at Mozart Hall, are requested
| to meet at Grace church this morning at 8
o'clock.
The tasteful and unique drama of Amer
lean history presented at Miss Higbee's
| school last Wednesday was from that lady's
own hand.
Jim McCuue, white, was fined $50 and
sent up to the Criminal Court for carrying
an unlawful pistol in au unlawful manner
/ yesterday morning.
The morning passenger train On the
| Memphis and Gu rlesiou railroad will leave
| Memphis at $50 o'clock am, city time, on
| and after June 18th.
The bell OF South Market will be ruug
three times day hereafter, instead of only
twice-at 2 and 10 O'Clock in the morning
| and in the evening.
The streets after l o'clock in the morn
| ing are "a quiet as the the walks of grave
yard. One might walk for blocks without
encountering living thing.
The Police Court made dry haul yes
|. terday morning as far as casa receipts were
concerned, but several days service in the
ranks OF Hadden's rangers were scored.
An alarm of FIRE called out the boys of
No. 3 yesterday evening. The house at 14O
Desoto street, occupied by III. DAILY, was
damaged $40 by fire caused by detective
| fue.
The fine OF Ed Tumey, $40, was set aside
by Judge Greer yesterday, and he was Or
dered released on his promise TO reform. He
was jailed for an unprovoked assault on an
inoffensive dsrky named Henry Hardee.
An application for a charter was fled
Yesterday by s. I. Carnes, Leon Hunt, s. 81.
Phillips, c. NJ. Waldrau, M. A. Cochran, e.
r. Hart and ii. A Montgomery for the pur-
pose Of buying, holding and leasing race
track.
The neighborhood about the head OF
Adams street is in fltter about the elope-
ment, evening before last, OF Miss Lizzie
Msydwell and Mr.. A. E. Hunter, young
farmer OF Pleasant Hill. They were mar
ried by the Rev. Warner Moore, and left on
the ii o'clock train for Collierville.
The APPEAL Acknowledges the receipt
OF an invitation to the final celebration Of
the Washington Socieiy OF the University of
Virgins, which takes place Monday, the
18th instant. w. B. Eldridge, of Tennessee,
will be the debater, and NJ. G. Win.tock, OF
Virginia, the orator of the occasion.
The Vance and Poplar street-car line
has proven the most popular of all, and the
company has lately put on a number of new
and elegant cars. Since the changing of the
red car line its patronage has greatly in
creased, and cars now run with almost the
regularity of these on the steam railways.
Thomas Wells, a colored youth, was de-
tected in the act of stealing a ride over the
Memphis and Little Rock railway Thurs-
day night, and was sentenced to $40 fine
in the Police Court yesterday. A loaded
freight ear standing on the track on Market
street was broken into, but discovered in
time to catch on to the young scamp's game.
The colored urchin nsmed Lewis, ar
rested Thursday for stealing cigarettes, is
young in years but an old offender, having
on more than one occasion been implicated
in till-iapping expleits-the last amounting
to grand larceny, which would have sent
him up. for several yearr, but for the fact
that he Is less than the legal age of account
ability.
-FoVr more OF the band of youths who
burglarized Baumann's grocery, on Charleston
avenue, were captured yesterday. Dan Rice