The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

brick building on the corner OF Jefier-
son aod Main streets has be n com
msnced, and the erection o. Lowen-
ttsin's baudtome some and iron
building viii soon begin.
Several witnesses were examined
by the grand jury yesterday relative
TO the Meyer case, but no Indictment
ives four d, though il may he pu' down
ss certain that a true bill will be re-
turned at the next meeting.
The grand jury yesterday ipdic'ed
John Fogsn for killing Harrison Alex
ander, and William Bath for the mur
der OF John Kelly. In the first case
bullet was the messenger OF death, and
in the latter a bear mallet was the
brutal instrument.
--"The air was full OF ducks about 2
o'clock this morning." said Patrolman
Favor yesterday. "rbey were flying
South in great droves. We he'd a
pretty stiff wind about that time from
the came direction, and my overcoat
felt comfortable, l can tell you"
Capt. Friedman, OF the Memphis
Cycle Club, rays the association hasa
bright future before it, He thinks at
least dozen members will he added
this fall. The club had delightful
fifteen mile run Satui day evening, end
another Sunday to Raleigh Springs.
"A dispatch was received yeEtel-
day from Secretary Pullep, who is of
on pleasure "trip, saying that be had
left Chicago for Gogebec, and wou d
leave in day or two for home. And
now the boys in The Office are wonder
ing in what part OF Chiaa Gogeb DC
tan be.
The Dime Museum will ba opened
by Mr.. Eugeae Robinson, Of New Or
leans, o ,tober 18th. He hes made
considerable changes in the, interior OF
the buildingI among other things
dropping tie auditorium into the Gel
Ter aud raising the stage Sd that it can
be plainly seen from every sa'.
Two darkies, bro hers, leaned u,
eeiinst the County Clerks counter
yesterday, ard ooe Of them asked 1 r
end obta'n ned a marriage llceoss. ne
clerk stared away when no had
handed il over. "Hold on, brs5, l
want one Of them things" cad the
other brother, who was promptly ac'
commodated.
AT on ea-ly hour yesterday NOM
ing Anderson b shwiiz died a; the
corner of Main and Georgia street
from the effects OF an over dose Of
morphine. He had been in the habit
OF taking the drug Tor come time p ST.
TO allay tAe paio OF a disease If m
which he iuffered, snd uniutsntion'
ally took too much Sunday night.
-"Guess you have your hands full
now" Mr.. j. O. McDayilt 50 d yesIer
day as Col. montgomery, who ia lhf
only Commi sioner at present in thu
city, passed through the Regis err
office on his way to the City Hall
mo; i, don't bother me any," the
Colonel replied. ~ go up for the
Hske OF form. The city government l.
like one OF my comprehensive II
aud 1t iuns itseli."
--Msj. W. II. Rhea, who hes FOL
several years past occupied the i'm
portant poslutn OF secretary OF tii'
Board Of Underwriters with credi Il
himself and IN the emit sltisfact OF
OF Il board, has retir, d, aud Mr.. Jer'
Sullivan elected to the vacancy. Mr.
Sullivan has b,en Chief Oliary''
secretary FIR some time. He is thor
ougbly patent, wide-awake, snt
genial fellow withal, snd TO bette
c1oice could have been made.
The Young Mems Christian Asso
c'aticns are making good p ogress II
tbis State. There are now about s xt.
ss ,ocations In Tannessee, nunte
having 10 oily pesn organlzed in town
near !. Memphis by. members OF ,h
lsc,l a>sDtiatihn Mr.. J. ii Cowsr, Q
the State Committee, BIAS arrived f. Il
Nashville, having visit d mos. Of IT,
associa ions in the State, to prepaf
for the Sac convention, witch meet
in Knoxville in 0ctc Der. He vii
make an address and report on IT,
work tonight at the Y. M. q. A. Hal
No. 205 Main street. Members are ,e
questsd TO be pr ssnt, ana oil pereon
are invited.