Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-08
Mon.rt Hall tonight, will furnish sub.tsn.

The police have given orders to have
the roUghs rousted from the corner OF B.ale
and Desoto streets.
The hand.carters are on a strike fol
thirty cents load. These men-horses are
the l'ziest sci in the city.
The Memphis aod Sslma railroad viii
be finished By the lat Of September, in lilae
for the opening of the cotton trade.
Peaches have appeared on the huck-ters'
stands, bat only the damon studded hotel
and dry goods CLERKS caa afford them.
Nine dollars and twenty eight DAYS wai
the result Of yesterd 'y's contributions from
the rinners agaicst the city ordinances.
-fbs Porter Guards hsd an enthusiastic
meeting last evening They will meet ssain
Saturday night 10 decide d; haitely about the
summer csmpsisu,
-Licehses 10 MARI were issued yesterday
to A. J. Mattix and Miss Mary A. Irby, j
E. Max and Miss Dora {. Dunayaut
Thomas Gill and Miss nniess Rash.
-C)mpiaint is made about the grade al
The coruer OF the compress on the levee,
which is BOW said TO be so badly cut up by
railroad tracks rs to be insccesaible.
About S25O,OO0 will be realized for the
prs sent potato crop Of this county. One
barrel factory is working night aud day and
turns out nearly 1000 barrels per day.
The Central Circle" Chautauqua Liter
any and Scientific Society will meet Friday
the 15ih instant, when a lecture on Barn;
will be delivered by Prof. John Mofat.
The following numbers drew capita
prizes 10 Little Havana, class ll30, st Hs
vana, Cuba, yesterday: 1882, $1,000; 9117
$1,000; 20, 237, $1,000; 606S, $500, 4li2 AM
672 each $3.50.
--Sallie Smith, colored, was charged IS fol
being disorderly yesterday, the Court re-
marking, "We charge more for disorderly
woman because we pay more for their edu
cation, and they ought to know better"
An impudent colored labor stherer yes.
teEdsy refused 10 show his permit TO an off
Ger and got pulled for his SIN artness. Judge
Hsddeu gave him a severe reprimand, and
let him go with warning full of meaning
These boys, you say, broke into a peach
orchsrd-well, that kind FER interests me, fol
come O my peaches are turning little, and
must protect myself BY making an exam.
pie of this Case. Pli look further into it TO.
morrow"
j Judge Hsdden yesterday morning gave
orders tn at the chain-g ang prisoners shsll all
have their shacklss taken off at night and
replaced in the morning, excepting those who
became troublesome. He did not approve
of torturing men by keeping the shacKles on
night and day.
-"Eilen Rossp called out his honor yes.
terdsy morning, which was responded to by
a ginger cake colored female from among
the audience-"Here's Ellen Rose" "You'vs
bean disorderly, Ellen. Phi have to charge
you S." Can't give you but 81, Judge;
dats all | got" sis a trade, Ellen Here,
Mr.. Clerk, tske the money; can't afford to
lose a trade tn at way"
President Hadden stated yesterday al
the meeting of the Council that he was
ready TO receive bids for the labor of the city
convic!s, and if any of the counciImen
wanted them they had only to hold up their
hands. They cost the city about 5000 a
month. The law will allow the city to re-
establish a wcrkhouse on President's Island,
but there ia no one there who wants them.
-Tobe Jerry, over whom charge OF
bsipg drunk and disorderly has been pending
in he Police Court week or more, was dis.
charged yesterday, his attorney notifying the
Court that all is serene In the Jerry family
excepting that the suit for divorce is still
pending. When Jerry was first arrested il
was esd in his behalf that the trouble be.
tween himself and wife was the cause of his
Eastward from Springfield the Memphis
and Kansas City railroad is completed TO the
Arkansas State line, connections made with
the Iron Mountain railroad at Walnut Ridge
and daily traius now ruu TO Hoxie, and will
soon reach Jopesboro, Ark. The entire line
from Kansas CITY to Memphis will probably
be finished July LIST and regular through pas
senger and freight trains are promised in
August, or by September LIST at the latest.
Councilman Lymus Wallace complained
at the meeting, yesterday, of the number O
beggars about church doors in The city, and
said they were the most worthless and an
noy ing set slive. They bound beef on theii
feet, pretending to be cripp.es. aud procured
pennies by falsessprsienses from the godly
and unwary. President Hsdden admired
their sstuteuess, as people have open heart'
VIII, n entering church, sHd prom SD to give
taem situations on the gang.
Prof. Moffst has spent msny years o.
lard toll in moral and educational reform
As lecturer on the lyceun platform he was
very successful. What Dr. Viucent and
other eminent workers are TO Chsutauqua
Prof.. Moffat lie aud will bs to Mont EsgI lie
Every good citiz.n Of the commonwealth
who desires to have part in the work Of
esta blishing an Institution flr ih7 uplifting
of the moral and literary srniimant of the
should hear Pro-. Moffat en- the
''Poet Burns" TO night at Mczsrt Hail.
A number OF gentlemen gathered at the
quarters of the new firm of Ben c. Jolly &
Co., yesterday, and partook oil delightful
repsst set out for their dedication Me-.
jolly is well aud fayorab!y known in Mem
phis, where he hiss sp5nt The best portion Of
a useful life, aud he 10 certain 10 succeed in
his new enterprise, with the vim aud enter
prize for which be is go Justly knogn. No
young man is more cspsble or deserving, and
very few are 90 justly entitled 20 the conf.
dencs and esteem of the people of Memphis.
PROT John Mofat, who bss worked 30 in
dustrio1sly for Mont Eagle, the "Chsutsnqua
Of tine South" will lecture at Mozart Ii al
corner OF Union and Second street,, 10 nig5i
M "Robert Burns" P. rhsps no man in Zoe
Union is an equal OF Prof, Moffait o1 this
subject, combining cog-Di logic with spright-
", 'ubtle wit, the most keen and searching
anslysis of human nature, melting pathos, 4
ine musical and fl xible voice, and the most
perfect elocuiion. II is delight 10 hear the
roll of his Scotch r, All lovers OF refined
art and culture should hear him.
About 10 O'Clock last night the pro-
prieior of the Bay Horse saloon, on Monroe
street, discovered that his till had been tapped
If all the change it contained, about $40
Capt OHayer was notified and arrested
title chap, not as tall as the walnut counter,
out a good deal harder and tougher Tommy
Mcclure is his name, and stealing is his
game. He denied all knowledge of the natter
It first, but when threatened with cell and
Vulnerable rats, confessed he had stolen
he money, and said it could be found at
home. Capt. O'Haver went out at midnight
o look for it.
AT the Instance of V. 2. Thsyer, a dep
lty sheriff yesterday placed a young man
FAMED Nssa Rhodes in Jail on a charge of
preach Of trust Mr.. 1bsyer declines to
Il axe statement right now concerning the
affair, and s4d he hoped Rhodes would be
sbls 10 show himself up in different light,
hough things looked very dark for him now
The young mao, he said, nad been asked to
ettle up several times but kept saying 60
until Mr.. Thayer says be could
Wait no longer. 1t is noe known positively
he nature of the charge against Rhodes, but
i is said ne i accused by Th.yer of selling
goods and failing 10 turn over the money
He is iu Jail. Rhodes belongs to an excel
ent family.