The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
LOCAL MATTERS In BRIEF.
ODDS AND ENDS PICKED UP BY
APPEAL REPORTERS.
Failure OF Reichert's Restaurant on Sec
ond street-Clue to the Perpetrator OF
q Probable Crime-The Red Wagon
Man Still In Jail.


from Mrs. Susan Bridgwater, of Denies
town last week, was yesterday bound over
by Squire Fleming to the State to await
the action Of the grand jury. Ray Ian
cuisines in Jail in default OF bond.
The negro Jackson, whom Ray says is
the guilty party, is still at large, notwith-
standing the officers have made every eff
fort to capture him.
BAUM ARRESTED.
assault and battery with intent TO kilr'
are the charges Abraham Baum, the hero
Of the attack ON Ray Haller, frail woman
residing at No. LOG Gayoso street, Sunday
night, will have to answer Baum was
captured yesterday morning and carried
before President MADDEN, but owing TO his
victim not being able to appear against
him, the case was continued until this
morning. Baum was released on 81 900
bond.
RESTAURANT CLOSED.
The restaurant Of +. II. Rlchert& Co., No.
228 Second street, known us the Metropol-
itan, was closed yesterday on attachments
issued by Squire Powell in favor Of the
following creditors: Ike Mendel, SOL 60;
Oliver, Finnie d Co., S26.6S; The Oliver
Finnie Grocer company, $l2i.22; A. B.
Duncan, S32.20; Sites Il Ames, Sl3.05;
Harpman Bros Sl3l.2S
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Primaries Thursday.
The fircmen will be given their benefit
picnic. Friends and admirers will see
TO that.
The Union and Planters bank and the
First National bank yesterday declared
semi-annual dividends OF per cent.
Charles WcAllister, the man who made
himself notorious by his cred wagon"
scheme, is still confined in the county Jail
in default OF bond.
The Young Mons Christian association
extends cordial invitation to every
young man in Memphis TO attend a gospel
meeting ut POI Main street, tonight ut
So'clock. A short, pleasant meeting.
The dress taken from the body OF the
child found dead in cistern in Foort
Pickering last week, has been identified rs
the property OF o colored woman named
Sneed. The oficsrs are now looking for
the woman.
Nelson Brett, the young man cut several
days ago, by John Moore, acolored United
'eoANo oVihiOit ~ NOuuutu W illo Dtu ny
the wound. Moore's case wascalled in the
police court yesterday but went over till
some future day.
Deputy q. C. J. II. Liebkermann last
night installed the following officers oil
Jonathan Wood Lodge No. 30, X. Of F.:
9. c., +. Caldwell; V. c., 7. A. Scherd;
p, VIM. n. Miller; NJ. Of f., II. W. Cox;
NJ. OF T., |. Weber; X. Of Il. and s., J. II
Liebkcrmann; VI. at A., f. NJ. Byars; |.
g., 4. y. Fairchild; o. g.. 7. A. Morrison
J. g., S. II. Rodgers.
Local branch No. - OF the Order Of the
Iron Hall was organized July by w. r.
Autcn, OF Nashville, and l.. n. Block, o.
Memphis Officers elected Past Chief
= Justicc, Arthur Irwin; chief justice, &. s
= Eckston; vice-justicc, John G. Metzger
= lccountant, II. b. Fount lie Roy; cashier
Robert j. Shuford; adjuster, Samuel Levy
prelatc, j. II. Biscoe; herald, W. II. Son
field Waterman, Charles l.. Damman
videttc, Clarence Matthew'S medical ex
amincr, DIR. l.. d. Mitchell: trustees, W
b. Robson, J. II. Biscoc, Dr. L ID. Mitch
ell. This is the fnst lodge Of its kind or
ganized in the city Of Memphis.