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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-04
TALL SWEARING.
Four on Each Side soiemnly Contradict
Each Other.

Four on Each Side Solemnly Contradict
Each Other.
Before Justice Blackwell yesterday the
case OF Gillian vs.. Warren was tried. The
parties had traded horses and guaranteed
the sOundness Of their respective animals.
Warren discovered that the horse no had
received had an ugly lump on his neck,
and demanded OF Gillian tho return of his
animal. Gillian said trade was a trade
and refused 10 swap back. Later ON Gillian
discovered that the horse lac received from
warren had broken out with fistula, and
desired rechangc. Warren met him with
his own words and refused. Mcssrs. Luke
Finlay and A. X. Hancock represented
one slIo and Messrs. Nonner & Clinton
the other. The question OF the guarantee
was affirmed and denied in the plcadings
and lour witnesses sworo positively thai
the trade was made ono way aud four
other witnesses sworo with equal solcm.
nifty that Il was another way. There was
no quibbling or qualification; each witness
was positive and Numerically opposed 10
the other side. Squire Blackwell was Der.
picked, but finally decided the case.
That was the funniest case | ever saw
in my life, said ono of the attorneys 10 am
APPEAL reporter. AFTER 80 much swear.
ing | wouldn't know which side TO bc-
lieve. don't believe there ever was a
trade at ALL"
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Mr. Ben Bowdre tho Fortunate Winner
OF Rich Matrimonial Prizo.
Among the many beautiful women Of
whom Memphis Is proud, there are none
more universally admired and esteemed
than Miss Mamie Seattle. Her beauty is
Of the regal order. There Is a suggestion
Of royalty in her superb presence, her
quecnly carriage. her refined andNgracoiul
manner. In everything that goes 10 make
up perfect woman, In personal loyclincss,
In mental and moral attributes, in natural
grace aud charm, Mis- Seattle has long
been the admired OF all admirers, and ca.
fiosity has been rife rs 10 who In tho multi
iudc OF her suitors would be fortunate
enough 10 win the much coveted prize.
The interesting question was decided yes.
terday. Mr.. Ben Bowdro Is the fortunate
man, and lac has won phao III 10 adorn
throne.
The ceremony took place yesterday at
the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Eliza A. Seattle, at 40 Vance street The
Rev. Il. w. Erwin was the officiating
minister. The affair was kept strictly
private, and only few intimate friends Of
the family were present. After the con.
clusion OF the ceremony the newly united
couple left by The Louisville & Nashville
tram for Chicago and other Northern
points on bridal tour. The best wishes
Of thousands OF people will follow them.
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ST. LOUIS, No., June 3.-Today was an
ideal racing day. There was an excellent
program and great crowd at tho track.
First Race - Seven furlongs; selling.
Bridgelight ll6, Barnes, 2 to l, first; ] 4
90, 10 to l, second; Tudor los, Taral, third.
Time-l:S03 Other starters were Lake.
view, Chihowie, Volci, earns, Gov. Har-
din, Redstone, Fosteral, Dick Wright, Bon
ME King and Gasoline. The winner was
bought in for S2,275-S375 over entered
price.
Second Race--Mile and an eighth; han
dicap; purse. Cartoon 107, Hathaway, 8
TO /, first; Fayette 100 Overton, 10 to |,
second; Strideaway l07, Barnes, even,
third. Time-l:56l. Other startes were
Huntress, Stoney Montgomery, Bonita and
The Dude.
Third Race-Southern Hotel stakes; for
two year olds; six furlongs. Little Crete
100, Winchell, 20 to |, first; Amigo ll3,
Murphy, 4 TO |, second; Penn Z l2l, Taral,
D to !, third. Time-l:l7A. Other start
ers were: Avondale, Watteson, Blue
Veil and Kyrle Bellew.
Fourth Race-Mile dash; for maiden
three year olds. Maylaps ll2, Stoval, 0 to
b, first; Lucy p ll2, Winchell, o to |, sec
ond; The Elk liz, Barnes, 8 to 8, third.
Time-l:47!. Other starters were; May
w and The Deacon.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures purse; mile
and a sixteenth for all ages. Los Angeles
ll2, Murphy, 3 to 8, first; Valuable l2l,
Taral, "a TO |, second; Leila May ITO, Cow
ington, s TO I, third. Tme-l:5ll. Other
starters: Entry and Helena,
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Board Of Equalization is in session.
Look out for levies ON property fol
taxes. The work begins today by the Off
Gals.
The Chelsea Ulks give their ball tonigh
at the hall corner Third and Looney
streets.
Major Edgington's speech was almost
the sole topic OF conversation ON the streets
Yesterday.
Local Lodge Irish National League oil
America and their friends will picnic today
at Estial Park.
Sparks from burning chimney ignited
No. 495 Georgia street yesterday afternoon.
Damages, about So.
The generous rains have been blessing
to the fruit crop. There will be more
Strawberries soon on the market.
Monthly meeting OF the Board OF Man.
ayers and Members Of the Children q
Home, "Wednesday, June 5, loan.
Those who attended the celebration oil
the knights OF Innisfail Sunday, were
complaining Of hot weather yesterday.
Memphis will DO heard and felt in the
contributions for relief of PENNSYLVANIA
sufferers from the astounding accident Of
Friday last.
The Moss Rose Saloon, Main street, was
sold out by the Sheriff yesterday, lock,
stock and barrel, for S6l5. Pat Heeny was
the purchaser.
The presentation OF "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" which forms part OF the
closing exercises OF St. Mary's School on
Poplar street, has been postponed until
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, June 5.
81 suppose shall DO censured for OPP
preston again." said Judge DuBose YES
terday. "Why?" was asked. "Well, a
juror slept quite soundly during a portion
OF trial today, and had him awakened"
II one or both Of the eyes of J. ]. Byers
should fall upon this notice he should nj
once communicate with Chief of Police
Davis. His sister, Mrs. Susan Redford, OF
Basin Springs, Tenn, is anxious to hear
from him.
At the annual picnic OF the Italians, at
Buckignani's Grove, tomorrow, Miss Par.
melia Cicalla will be Queen OF Italy"
This charming young lady is a daughter Of
the late Paul Q. Cicalla, ST., who was
known and highly esteemed during his
lifetime.
Ice Jennings IL under arrest on war
rant sworn out before Justice Garvin yes
terday by j. L. Wexford. Jenning, came
TO the Memphis Coopcragc Company and
attempted by force to prevent laborcrs
from working unless they were given an
advance on their wages.
There will be an interesting and profit
able gospel meeting this evening at s
o'clock in the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, 207 Nam street, and
every young man in Memphis is earnestly
invited to attend. II will be an hour
proiitably spent Come! All are welcome.
Miss Fannie Brunley, Postmasteress at
Germantown, Tenn. has been turned out
OF office and Justice X. I. Anderson has
oeen appointed in her stead. There was
no charge Of offensive partisauship"
against Miss Brunley. She gave good
satisfaction TO the people, and the only
cause Of her dismissal Is surmise that
being female and not Of the faith, she
would notstand a touch" when the poiti.
cal assessor came around.
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MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT.
Musical People OF the City Invited
NAA

Musical People OF tho City Invited TO
tho Merchants Exchange
Replies TO the call for n meeting Of mu.
steal people Of the city to organize asociety
for the advancement Of the art in Mem
phis come in ut lively rate. Not one,
save that referred to in Sundays APrEAL,
has been received expressing doubt as to
the entire feasibility OF organizing club
OF which the public Of the city will ulu.
mately feel proud. President John NJ. Pc
ters, Of the Merchants Exchange, has
kindly placed that chamber at the disposal
Of the musical people for their preliminary
gathering. and tho meeting will be held
thero next Friday e,ening at 8 o'clock.
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Atlanta 10. Charic.,on ..

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CnARLEsioS, s. G., June 3.-Thero was
but one opinion Of the 5000 people who
witnessed the game this afternoon between
Atlanta and Charleston. There have been
more scientific games seen on the diamond
here, but more exciting. a more stub.
bornly fought battle and a more glorious
victory was never fought and won. II was
great ball and heap Of H. The grand
stand fairly stood up on It's cars, while the
bleaching boards danced a war dance. La
dies stood up in their seals and waved
their dainty lace 'korchieis TO encourage
their iavoritcs. The story would he too
long to telegraph. II was a battle from
start TO finish. In the first inning the At
lantas got their eyes on ball and battcd out
six runs after withdrawing the locals.
Then Atlanta rested. In the third Charles.
ton broke the Ice and put uD one run. In
the nth another run was added 10 their
score, and In the seventh three more, max.
ing the total 10 O. Both sides rested
through tho eighth. In the ninth
Charleston, encouraged by the plaudits Of
the audience, which ratified Fender little
batted out four runs and took the lead
When the Atlantis came 30 the bat they
found 5000 people wild with excitement,
but they stood up like little men. Kings.
Icy, Shea and Dowse raped tho ball
rapidly In succession, each Tor single, aud
filled the bases. Honcman raped out n
three-bagger and brought AL three home,
tioing the score. Then the great Quinn
took up the willow, hunted bali aud
brought lloneman home. winning the
game, almost before the crowd had time
90 grasp the situation. Il was splendid
fight and glorious victory.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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Circui, Cour, con,ene..

special Dispatch " Tho Appeal.
iAzoo CRY, Miss, Juno 3.-Circuit
Court convened today, Judge Chrisman
presiding and r. N. Miller representing
the State. Judge Chrisman's charge 10 the
jury was that OF calling particular attention
70 tho oiiensc Of gaming Capt James b.
Hart, Of Phmnix, was appointed foreman
Of tho Grand Jury and that body has DO.
gun lis labor. The Helm case came %
again at this term, tho Supreme Court hay.
ing granted Helm a new trial. This Is tho
most important case on the criminal docket
this term.
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MEMPHIS Is BEATEN.
NEW ORLEANS, AS USUAL. MAKES
A WINNING.
Memphis SHOULD Have won," but
Lost Her Chance"--A Beautiful
Game at Charleston Seen by 5000
People-Other Games.
special pIspatch to The Appenl.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 3.-Memphis
ought to have won today's game, but lost
its chance and the locals put in Ricketts,, the
young amateur Whalen wants for Atlanta.
He depends upon straight, hard ball,
with very little variation, and was lined out
after good backing up and kept Memphis
from running away with the game, and
Bausw inc on the contrary was not hit
much, but rotten errors allowed New Or
leans to keep apace. 1t was a tie when
the ninth inning started, and Ward got a
lead for New Orleans on Cruso's tumble, q
wild pitch, steal and missed third
strike. Broderick, the first Mem
phian to the bat evened up mat
tiers by a home run drive to the
right center seats. Then commenced the
real playing. McGurik made three-bag-
ger in the tenth, but three foul flies left
him there. Reccius got two-bagger and
Cruso a single in the same inning, but
they were also left on fly catch. New Or
leans went out rapidly in the eleventh.
Smith hit safe, but tried to steal second
and was thrown. out. Had he held first he
could have scored for Graulick got base
on balls and Bauswine q long single to
right Mcbride hit sure fly to center
and Polhemus. after long run in. just
got the ball and then touched second be-
fore Graulick got back making a double
play. Polhemus, after his catch, opened
the twelfth with two-bagger and
scored on Dowie's single, Dowie reaching
third on the throw in and Riddles throw
TO second. McGuirk's single brought
Dowie home. Errors by Reccius, balk
and Faban's single scored McGuirk.
Bauswine then started TO play to have the
game called and Bauswine pitched over
the batter's head, but Spies struck out and
didn't run when the ball was missed, and
the men on bases didn't bulge. Memphis
got in run on two Dagger by Reccius,
Cruso's sacrifice and Broderck's single.
Smiths long fly to Fabian settled the
game. There was very small crowd
present, but il yelled itself hoarse.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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A SEVERE FALL.

Billy Mccarthy, Plumber. Falls From
His Boarding-Houso Window.
Billy Mccarthy, a plumber, fell from
the window Of Mrs. McCarthy's boarding.
house ut No. 0 Washington street, at 1880
o'clock this morning. Ills left cheek struck
the pavement and was badly bruised. Ills
right hip WIS also badly hurt, and he was
suffering internally. The fall was about
fourteen feet Mccarthy was about three
parts drunk. and each part third
''li he had been sober" said Capt.
llackeit, who accompanied an ArrEAL re-
porter 20 the scene, che would have been
killed outright"
lie was taken into tho barfoom and
stretched out on a pallet, where he lay
groaning. Medical and was sent for and
with much difficulty doctor was found.
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LODGE NOTICES.
IbtEt,

tuMMihS-N her residence In Csyinrtpr.
Tenn, Monday. June I. ts,p In the 81 yraf III bsf
agc. Mr.. NINA HOtan CUNaia. motb,f III
HOLMES tummins ui this city.
O'LOuGHliN-At residence. No G'g Second
sifCCt Monday June ~ issl I'd n o'riurk A. I'M :.
tAUntuiNI MAhgAnft, arCi year aud month";
daughter oi John aud Margaret M. u L0ughllu.
Funeral will take place from rufidcnoo this
uuEDAlD afternoon ~ clock Friends OF The
family Invited 10 attend.
sllEnltlll,-M rosidcnoc. No 10 Tlnh sirost
Chelsea, Monday, June n 1872 at ~ O'Clock A. tn .
lnnNtu W 5nrnniit, agvd ~ ycift
Funeral acfylcos will take place n Third rrriy.
tcfian Churrh, Chelsea this TrEDAYl nhrmn1n
at2D O'Clock Friends 81 the iamily Invited b.
attend lsemalns will b. taken ~ Mount Carmel
near c1yinrion. Tenn. iur Inismont
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SEQ Ahead. rar, .ml,h -

10 INC EdIior Of The Appcal
Sri read with pleasure your report Of
tho shalo discovery near Fort Smith,
which you were kind enough TO mention
IN your issue OF this morning. The bitter
malignity manifested by many toward
that grand section OF Arkansas will soon
counleraot and they will feel ashamed OF
their own utterances. Go ahead, Fort
Smith, the world Of large will soon appre.
ciate your great natural advantages and
flock 10 your support. BooaY.
MemphiG, Tenn, June J.
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TnEY wERE FIasr cousINs.

An Arkansas Couple Fly to Memphis to
Got Married.
ID. S. oyerstrcot aud Miss Mamie n.
Gordon, Of White County, Ark, were
married yesterday by Justice John J.
Barry. Tho couple came TO Memphis over
The Iron Mountain road. yesterday morn.
ing, Tor the especial purpose Of being made
man and wife. The reason for Il was OBJ
lection 10 the union by the parents Of both
because Of their close blood relationship.
They were FIRST cousins, but loved, aud
that settled IL.
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sam Jones nj jackson.

TVNIIHT WI'THTNH W IH0 NVINHIl
JAcKsoS, Miss, June. Sam Jones
will arrive hero In tho morning on the
vicksburg & Meridian o O'Clock mail train.
lie will preach in the tent at 10 o'clock.
which IL ready for him. During bis stay
here he will be entertained by Mai. Il. w.
Millsaps at his handsome residence on
State street.
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Unfortunate Tirs a, jackson.

hpt'im hfpaieh 70 inc AInfal.
JACKSON, Tenn, June 3.-Tho Sherman
Manufacturing Company, located Ia this
city, was entirely destroyed by fire late
last Saturday night II was an enterprise
that our city was proud Of. The company
Manufactured boilers engines, saw mills,
gins, and various other kinds OF machinery.
The loss was estimated nc $4,000, and
insured for $1,000. We understand tho
enterprise will be rebuilt Mt once.
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summary; Earned runs-Charlesto 8,
Atlanta o Two base hits-RouSsey 2,
Householder /, Shea /. Three base hits
Roussey, Honeman. Total base hits
Charleston is, Atlanta 10. Fist base on
balls-Charlesion 8, Atlanta 4 Left on
bascs-Charleston Z, Atlanta 8. Struck
out--By stapleton II, Fender 4. Passed
balls-Whalen !, Dowse |. Wild pitches
.-Stapleton l. Double plays randcn.
burg, Fiizsimmons and Householder.
Whalen and Fitzsimmons, Howe and
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NsS 2I.s.a.:.2 ! SSSSSSi f--2

Summary: Earned runs-New Orleans
2, Memphis O. Two-base hits-Polhemus,
Frederick, Reccius 2. Three-base hit
McGuirk. Home run-Polhcmus Brod-
erick. Stolen bases-New Orleans 4, Mem
plus .. Double plays auswine and
Graulick, Cruso and Graulick, Polhcmus
alone. Fist base on balls-0G Ruckerts
Q. off Bauswine 2. Hit by pitched ball
Riddle. Struck out-By Ruckerls o, by
Bauswine9 Passed balls-Spies |. Gran.
lick 2, Riddle ]. Wild pitches auswne
3. Balk-Bauswine. Time of gnme-Two
hours and twenty-five minutes. Umpire
Tim w. Hurst
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EIGHT CASES EIoHr CASES.
Containing over $4,000. $4,000 I'm
ported Cigars

SV''0'''II'HE ONVI VVIVVVI OOIVOU I'M
ported Cigars
Have been received By us direct from
Havana, through the Memphis Custom.
House, during the past week; among
which arc Diligencias, Henry Clays.
Flor dc Samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We aro the
only firm in Memphis who receive fro
qucnt shipments Of imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled TO got
only fresh cigars from US.
!. SAMELsoN & Co.
The Direct Importers OF Memphis.
i. S.-We sell baseball tickets.
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REMOVAL.

Tho Security Savings Bank and n. J..
Black a. Co.
Have removed from No. i2 TO No. IL
Madison street, formerly occupied by the
Memphis City and linton X Planters
Bank, where they will be- pleased 10 sec
their numerous friends and patrons.
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FrLL Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal TO new Memphis Steam Laundry,
ga Second street. Branch office. 81
Madison street.
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Wa have just received barge load Of
Pittsburg Gas Coke, very hne, Pitlsburg
aud Anthracite Coal aud Ash and Oak
Wood. G. II. BRYAN 4 Co.
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1ou can spend q pleasant evening
among your friends tonight ai tho ]. \. L.
picnic. Ladies lroo.
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MEspAMEs SHEPHERD and Tighe will
teach during the month OF June at the
Bethel School.
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TIn,dA Moenrt,. s,nnaIes.

They have no equal.
Thoy arc always fresh.
They are always good.
They are elegant for presents.
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Go TO the l. n. L. picnic this evening
Ladies free.
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pire-Hillery.
Other Games.

Chicago 2, Cleveland l.
Baltimore Z, Cincinnati 2.
Kansas City o, Brooklyn 6.
Pittsburg l, indianapolis O.
The other games were postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
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To-day

Go TO Floyd & Moneys for dinner. All
tho luSurics Of the season. Dining.room
always cool, clean and pleasant
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FAvORITES LOSE.
THE BooKMAKERs AND PooLRooMs
HAVE A PICNIC.

Los Angeles the Only Good Thing on
the oard-lhe Appeals Tip, Brown
Charlie, Twelve to One Shot, Wins
Entries for Today.
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New York, June 3.-Following are the
Jerome Park entries for Tuesday:
firt Race-Ono mile and seventy yards Annie
NJ. ~ Little Jake ", Cortcz ~ Mirlbeau los. 10.
henin los. slupgard o.
Second Race-Ono and onc-quartcr miles. 10.
laps 100, Larchmont 100 firenzi i26, Tamgon lla,
The Bourbon los. Falcon 100, COnncmara los, ORR.
famine llh
Third Race-Thpe-q quarters OF a mile. nil
Lctcher i0l. Dirgo iOd MaNigflus iO6 Ratalpa lOi
Gunnsonil6, Mucilngc lOl
Fourth Raco-fourtecn hundred yards Crlspin
i0l. Orator los, Kern lON Village Maid lOi sun.
shine lUO. Daylight iuO, Maidstone H., Radfaut H.
Ben Harrison H. Fidcs i2o.
Filth ilacc-Leandcr ii6, fred n il6 Rustler ll6,
bohemian I'D, Bewood iit. Maribeau IA, banner
Bearer 10, Queen of Hearts III, Waco iOi Nugget
~ Monsoon loo. Anomaly l0a. Enqurcrs Filly 81,
Labclle ~, Helene % Beef l01. Ewes Filly IS
sixth Racc-Ono mile and an eighth satlsiac.
ton ~, Pocatello lOd. Long knight III.
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AT IERONE PARK.

AT JEROME PARK.
First Raoc-Cortic. bohemian.
Second Rnoe-Fircnzi, Tnmgnn.
1hinl llacc-Maximas, liAlnlpa.
Fourth Racc-fidcS Village Maid.
Filth Racc-Bcck. hammer Bearer.
sixth kacc-fOcatello, satisfaction.
AT ST. LOUIS.
First Racc-Joc Neyins, Indian Princess
Second Racc-Whcclcr q. Entry.
Third Race-Madolin. Maylaps.
FOURTH Racc-Clark q, Comedy.
Filth Racc-Leicro. Nettio Watkins
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MISS MAMIE scAIFE MARRIED.

We arc now receiving daily fresh red
raspberrics. LYrLE & SHIELDS.