The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Industrial Rerielc for June appeared
yesterday, aud is replete with interesting
Information concerning the South.
The children OF the Jewish Sunday
School will give basket picnic in aid OF
the Johnstown sufferers Mt Fitzgibbon's
grove next Sunday, June 80.
Jules Rozier's horse, attached TO his
dog-csrt INDUCED in mild runaway early
last evening. ID. W. Butts caught the ami.
NAL. Damage inconseQuentsl.
Pat League was bound over TO the Grim.
inal Court yesterday under bond of s.. 600
charged with larceny from the person of a
one-armed ilagman who was asleep at
Bcale Street Market
The regular semi-annual interest on
Cotton Exchange Building Company
bonds, due July |, will be paid on pre-
sentation OF coupons to the Memphis City
Bank, on and after July /.
A. G. Brewer and James Badenelli pnye
bond before United States Commissioner
Clough yesterday TO appear at the Nav
term OF the United States Court to answer
the charge OF violating election laws.
An attachment was run on the carpet on
the poker-room floor above the late Elite
Saloon, No. 80 Madison street, Yesterday.
to satisiya claim OF Menken & Co. against
the proprietors OF the deiunct establish
ment.
Every few days some liberal hearted
nonresident who imagnes Court Square
has again been converted into fve-cent
geological garden, as under the Rogers adj
ministration, tenders the city an animal or
fowl to be placed in there.
George McCrutche was stabbed in the
left side and otherwise cruelty dealt with
by Henry James, corner Front and Elk.
change streets, last night. The victim was
removed to the City Hospital, and will
recover. Both colored. James escaped.
: People living along Peyton avenue are
kicking the city authorities for raising them
out on the street grade being established
out there. Bring it before the council
Thursday" is the consolation they got,
but the work will probably be finished be-
fore that day arrives.
The application for n charter OF incorpo-
ration OF the "Alemphis Choral Society,"
was filed for registration yesterday. The
incorporates arc ]. ii. Martin, w. A..
Gage, ii. A. Hunter, j. George Hand
worker, George Cashier, Emile Levy and
i. y. Anderson.
Frank Ross, colored, died at the city
hospital yesterday morning from frnc-
turcd skull. Justice Garvin held an in
quest Ross was arrested last FRIDAY night,
remained in the station-house until next
day, became i'll and was visited by DIR.
Williamson, but the fracture OF his skull
was not discovered until after his removal
TO the hospital.
Memphis real property continues 10
bring good prices, u. w. Register yester-
day sold the building at the southwest
corner Of Adams aud Second for 500 a
foot front on Second street. At the same
sale Main street property at tho corner OF
the alley between Adams, sold for S075 a
foot. Thomas Barrick was the purchaser
OF the former and W. n. Brown OF the
latter.
A passenger on the Little Rock & Mem.
phls train, arriving last night, complained
10 the police that ho had been viciimized
by shower Of the queer aboard the same
tain. lie was caught by request for
change for $40, in compliance with which
he gave up two genuine So bills. The
deception was learned only when he pre-
sented the spurious bill to the Louisville
q Nashville ticket Office for ticket TO his
destination.