Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-12

revived, and now he will have to satisfy Il
with half g hundred Ceases" or their equiva-
lent in street WORT on the gang.
The little folks Of Miss Higbee's school
will entertain their friends 10 day al 10
o'clock. A varied programme Is prepared.
All persons interested are cordially invited.
AT n meeting Of he Mcclellan Guards
lest night the following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year: Captain, L. Dowell;
hrst-lIeutenant, G. Oils; sscond-lieuteBsni,
Z. 3. Wilson; rst-sergeant, Z. Smith, en-
sign, ]. b. WYNN; secretary and qusrterma=-
ter sergeant, F. 3. Davis.
What is your nsme?" asked Second
street youngster OF darky who Was white
washing his fathers back fence. 'George
Wsshir gton," was the reply. George Wash
iDgtonw said the little fellow, his eyes grow
ing larger; "Wby, my pa's got book that
tells about you. Did you really never tell
lie, and may l zee that little Ratchet some
timer"
in the Criminal Court yesterday. Tom
Jones got six months for stealing pair Of
pantaloons from John Hutton; Tom Kline,
charged with firing his pistol At the Fair
grounds, during rsee week, vas discharged;
Lopsz Av1nt, CHARGED with ft=sling twenty
i've sacks from the City Railroad Company.
var oAHShnkrO, duu the pace vibrant case
OF Frank Ziumermso wac continued.
A gong has been placed 10 the second
story window OF the statouhouse, ed
By wire with the Office. Promptly at 9
O'Clock j Judge H adden Gallo own "a rough the
speaking tube that be Is ready the gong ID
pulled nine times 10 an accompa uiment By
the judicial gave, and the procession slsr,e.
They'll open 'er up with brass band after
a willis" Gays Officer Hedrick.
The ladies Of the Fret PrestYterian
Church will give a concert at Mrs STATIONS,
on Carroll avenue, to. night. The programme
! IS published in another column, the object
being 10 purchase an organ for the church,
which is in course of erection. The concert
10 20 be under the direction Of Prof. Piano,
and The best talent of the city has been
| secured for both the music and recitalions
The Memphis Rife Club was beaten yes.
terday, the German Rife Club bearing of
the semi-snnusi prize, which will Be worn
for the rext six months by Mitchell p. c.
X gers, Of the Memphis, made the highest
score, 135. Qnisley, of the same club, Ii 4de
134, and Handwerker, of the German Club,
made the same, contesting with Mitchell,
With whom be tied, for the honor at wearing
the medal.
The Letoes Baseball Club is now fully
organized, aud will play any club in the
State. Challenges will be received at No.
56 Front street. The following members
make up the team: G. Casey, catcher; james
W. Boyd, pitcher; Joe Slaughter, short stop;
Jack Slaughter, first base; L. Demsrchi, sec
ond base; w. Mackey, third base; T. Gard
nsr, right hslder; Henry Erick, Center fielder:
Pail Weyner, lett fielder.
There was a fine game of baseball at
Olympic Park Sunday between the L sds and
Eckfords. 1t was holly contested ending 10
victory for the Reds by a score Of TO Z.
Excellent order was maintained, and il was
noticed that none of the spectators left their
seats until the last inning was played The
score was even up to that moment. The in
tertst IN The dismond field, which has been
rather lax OF Late, seems to be rapidly reviy-
ing, and other hue gamss are promised.
AT the meeting OF The Ladies Ii brary
Association, held yesterday afternoon, a
proposition was recsivea frem Mr. Peter
Tracy, IN which he offers TO make strange
ments for giving a series of concerts al
Estival Park, the procet ds Of which shall be
donated 10 the librsry fund. He proposes to
bring celebrated band from Louisville 10
assist. Committee of ladies was appointed
10 confer with MIR. Tracy. Subscriptions for
the fund are being raised in several If the
manufacturing establishments Of the city.
Judge Pierce yesterday decided the fol.
lowing cases: Reid Us. Nolan, dismissed; Won
Vein U.s. NJ. NJ. of ST. Seraphina, Judgment
for plaintiff, Sl09 20; S. Bernard & Arm
srons Company usB jach, Judgment for plain
tiff for 1924 30; CLARK u.s. Cooper, Judgment for
plaintiff; Taxing District rs. George D4nt,
judgment for defendant for 81; Taxing Dis.
lrict Us. Louis Thompson, judgment for IS for
defendant; Gobsy Us Jones, dismissed on &C.
count of failure of plaintiff to give security
for costs; Fennerty Us. French, judgment for
defendant for S25.
"A small fry darby who said his sme was
John Hunter,was arrested yesterday for steal.
iug lot of cloth hing from Lizzie Hunter and
taken before Justice Fleming. He scknowi.
edgfd the corn and said he sold the goods to
5. GAhay. son OF the rag dealer, who was
present in court, denied that he had bought
anything from the boy, but said his assist-
ant purchased lot Of rags from him. jus
tice Fleming threatened to put the fellow in
j all if any charge OF like nature was sus.
aimed sgainst him, and sent an officer with
the woman 10 get her goods from Gabay's
shop.
The musicale to be given this evening at
the residence OF Mrs. E. Srra'toD, No. 2l2
Carroll avenue, uuder the direction of Prof.
III. E. Piano, is for the purpose of purchas
ing an organ for the Fret Pfesbyterisn
church, will undoubtedly be most enioya-
BILE sffair. Quite number Of the b.st musi.
cal talent oil the city have very kindly Ten
dered their services; namely, Mrs. Henry
Barry, Mrs. Marie Hawks, Miss Susie Green
wood, Mes'rs. Jsmes Griffith, A. Reis, 4. X.
Carr, james Carrie and Wr Herbert. Among
the other attractions selection. from lhr
Merry War will be sung by one Of the lead.
ing society tellts OF Memphis who viii make
her debut on this occasion. admission, fifty
cent?. A special programme has heep Sc
lected, and deserves liberal patronage
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