The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The second snow OF the season fell yes
terday morning. II didn't stick.
Ticket No. IS won the baby's dress,
ratified last night at 63 Adams street
The safe OF Dalrymple x Co., at Amory,
Miss, was blown open aud robbed Thurs
day night.
Wally Andrews has signed with Omaha
MS first baseman at salary OF 500 month
and 5000 advance money.
John Cornelius (colorcd) has been APP
pointed palrolman TO succeed Wilson,
suspended for sleeping on his beat.
A telegram was received by Chief Davis
yesterday from the Chattanooga chief, TO
arrest one Isaac Crowsier for assault with
intent to kill.
An unknown lady OF charitable instincts
left sl2 at the police station !.t'sicrday to
be forwarded To the seagrave family. Bless
her charitable heart.
That piano with which the police an i
firemen have been whilingaway the dreary
hours at the station. has been removed by
the owner, and they are sad.
Z II Lea Moseley (colored) was one Of the
Kate Adams deck crew at the time that
steamer was burned, is alive, his wife, at
st. Louis, would be oyeIoyed TO hear
from him.
E,The outgoing $50 o'clock p. IN. dummy
train. on The Prospect Park line, jumped
the track at the telephone station on Nc
Lemorc avenue. last night. Fortunately.
none OF the fifteen or twenty Passengers
aboard were injured.
Lena HAYS, colored servant girl,
residing in the rear Of No. Il Adams street,
attempted 10 sever the jugular vein Of her
lover, Oby Lewis, last night, and was
arrested by Pairolman Farson. She made
bad Job Of it, and Lewis is happy.
II il said those taking census OF tho
children OF school age In the city, are go-
ing "a far out as Mcl.emoro avenue, and
perhaps 10 Nonconnah bottom. The more
school children they find the larger will
be the slice Of State and county taxes
awarded the School Board.
VIM. Michigan arrived yesterday from
Lexington with twenty horses, and secured
comfortable quarters at Montgomery Park.
W. X. Brown, with six horses, aud Mr.
Kelley, with eight. yesterday tclegraphcd
Secretary James Rees, Of the Jockey Club,
requesting room for their stables
State Agent Turncy left for Nashville
last night with the following prisoners
Frank Marshall Ccolorcd). larceny. two
yoars; Riccy Taylor, larceny, two years.
VIM. johnson, larceny, three years; Ben
Houston, larceny, five years: Richard
Williams, larceny, three years; Ia Bailey,
larceny, seven ycan.
The outgoing Louisville & Nashville pas.
songcr train, which left the depot last
night at $50 o'clock, jumped the track
near the National Cemetery. seven miles
from the city. The train consisted Of an
engine, sleeper, two passenger coaches aud
an express aud baggage car Tho cause II
the accident could mol be learned. Nobody
hurt
Here's quick work for you: On Saiur.
day, January 8, n white boy named VIM.
Baker broke into the house Of Otto Schwill
and got away with some jewclry and dia-
mords. On Sunday, January o, lao was
arrested at 81. Louis On Tuesday, Janu-
AIRY s, Detective Prydc was In 81. Louis
and took charge OF the prisoner. On Fri
day, January Is, Baker was convicted in
the Criminal Court and sentenced 90 five
ycars, aud last night left for the pcnitcn.
tlary NJ Nashville.
Tho stock Of the ncan-Lilly Tea and
Spice Company, In the Ice building No.
EOS Main street, was considerably dam.
aged by fire and water about $50 O'Clock
last night. The fire originated in the real
part Of the cellar from some unknown
cause, and worked itself 10 the frt iloor
Henry Weinbaum gave the alarm, e
which the engines quickly responded
and after stubborn fight succeeded IN
exiinguishing II. The loas will amount Il
about 800, fully covered 10y insurance