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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-28
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
LOCAL BREvITIBS.

The alleged emeute at the Le Moyne
School amounts 10 scrap" between two
BOYS.
The Knights OF Honor picnic and annual
celebration takes place today, at the East
End Dummy Line Park.
Frank Butler.a colored boy, was arrested
last night by Officer Dallas Lee, on
charge OF stealing brcastpin from Mary
Cousins, who lives in the rear OF No. 227
Beale street. The property was recovered.
A concert and magic lantern entertain
ment was given by the children OF John
son avenue last night, at the residence of
Mr.. |. NJ. simpkins, 10 aid the Johnstown
sufferers A snug little sum was realized,
and the entertainment was highly en-
joyed.
Robert johnson Is leading colorcd cit
izen OF the classic precinct OF Frogpond
whom Justice Barry wants 20 interview.
Robert assaulted Alice Moringo with n
a shotgun and she fed. lie came 10 her
house nc night and stole her sewing ma
chine and she is wrathy.
A horse belonging 10 Mr.. Buercr, the
fernando street butcher, took fright cor
ner fernando and Elliott streets and ran
at mad pace until he reached Elliott and
Main, where he was caught. The wagon
was badly broken and several pedestrians
narrowly escaped being run over.
Mr.. V. 9. Russell, an ex-policeman, re-
ceived yesterday and deposited his money
won in tho New Orleans lottery, amount
ing 20 $l,2i7.50. The ex.policeman Is
working at his trade as carpenter In a
bridge gang and proposes continuing at
work Just as though nothing had happened.
The ladies' Auxiliary Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
hold their meeting at o'clock this after.
noon In their parlors, No. 207 Main street,
aud invite all the members 10 attend and
bring their friends with them. These
meetings are growing in interest every
week.
There's a Job for the Black Caps, II
they exist" said an officer 10 an APPEAL
reporter yesterday, pointing 20 n couple
occupying one Of tho seats The young
man was a rather respectable looking, well
dressed fellow. and he wis fondling and
toying with the shapely hand OF n stylish
ocioroon. Tho couple were suprcmely
happy and blissiully unconscious OF tho
fact that all eyes were turned upon them.
Dennis Harvey, contractor for the work
Of digging the foundation aid cellar for tho
Amateur Athletic Associations Club build
ing. corner Third and Union streets, ~ all
expectancy. II Is automatically reported
that 81 900 In gold were buried on the lot
during the war by n Confederate soldier
who was killed in battle. The coins have
never been recovered, and Mr.. Harvey
scans every shoycliul Of dirt taken up dur
ing the excavations.
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ling or some other non.conducting ma

telling or some other non-conducting ma
terial.
All smoke stacks either OF brick or iron,
hereafter to be erected, shall be carried up
TO the hight Of fifteen feet above the roof,
or the one adjoining, and shall also DO
provided with spark arrester.
All the stores or storehouses, or other
buildings, which are more than two stories
or above thirty feet in hight above the
curb level that may hereafter be built in
this city, except dwelling-houses or
churches, shall have doors. blinds or shut
tiers made OF fire-proof material on every
window and opening above the first story.
When in any such building tho shutters,
doors or blinds cannot be put on the out
side OF such door or window they shall he
put on the inside, and every such door,
blind or shutter shall be closed upon the
completion OF the business OF each day by
the occupant having the use or control OF
same. And all fire-proof shutters or
blinds that now are or may hereafter be
put upon any building must be 80 con-
structed that they can be closed and
opened from tho outside above the first
story.
For the protection OF lives OF persons in
public buildings On the platform or
stage OF all public halls, theaters or con-
and oa;n,a;nad !; .nS,v sIs W v,uo ,n,
Iass ,ham s'ua :" sooa moiA'ns o,uoi no'
which stand-pipes shall be connected Oh.
rectly with the water supply pipe, in the
connac,o5 ~ aaoS "' all s.anS LAM '
Shall ha eo;, ~ hoso no, i s' .hon p H.,
feet IN ion.,b ,oao,h v"e VIII n on icr
aaoh - ,o;shl 'okv.no, MN hon1,e ioi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
PERSONAL.

g. II; GLAscocK left last evening for
Paducah, Ky.
L. l.. THORNTON, OF Laconia, Ark, was
in the city yesterday.
Ep0AR c. TALLY and sister, Ellen, left
this morning Tot Asheville, n. g., to spend
the summer.
MIS-. Q. Il. SMITH, who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. T.. b. Falcone, has
returned TO Little Rock. her future home.
NisIroRs on Change yesterday Alex
ander sternberger, Brownsville, Tex; Miss
Cora 5. Sample, city; Miss Susie Gardner,
city.
DAVID ]. MCCoMp, President OF the
Memphis Athletic Association, gave dc.
lightiul dinner 10 party OF friends ut
Luehrmann's Hotel yesterday.
Ar tho Fransioi Hotel: Alex Scott,
Horn Lake; A. II. Elmorc, Hope, lrk.;
Mich Bowman, Helena; l.. j. Sweeney,
Greenville, Miss; II. Prisley, Miss; J. A.
White, kenton, Tenn.
NJ. MAYERs. Marigold, Miss; J. Ernest,
Sullivan, Ind; w. II. Harry, Louisville,
KY; /. McCalla, Tuscaloosa, Ala. II. 5.
DE Forrest and vito, Talladega, Ala; Miss
Oldem, st. Charles, Mo-; 4. Schultcs, st.
Charles, Mo-
Ar Duny's j. 7. Hammond and ]. II.
Walker, Decatur, Ala. Mrs j. l.. Combs,
Hot Springs; ]. II. Bib, Ripley, Tenn;
!. NJ. lnnis, Decatur, Ala. }. W. Camp.
bell, Little Rock; w. u. Anderson, Dallas,
Tex; Miss Anderson, Gilmore, Ark. 4.
Nj. Griiliths, 81. Louis.
AT the Peabody I. W. GALLOWAY.
Clinton, No.; J. 4. Berry, New York; Il.
III. McNairy, New Orleans; q. II. lIathn-
way, Chicago; Mrs. j. T.. Edmonds, Boli.
var, Miss; J. V. Lobdell, Stormvillc.
Miss; 5. Munson. 81. Louis; J. S. Dunlap,
senatobia, Miss; Irwin Dugan, Louisville;
Zeb Ward, Little Rock.
Ar the Gayoso: A. NJ. Cook, New Or.
leans w. X Canada and wife. Bcobc,
Ark; Horace II. Lubrie, 81. Louis; Hugo
Becker, 81. Louis; w. II. Allyn, Chicago;
w. ii. Goodrom, Chicago; $. II. Sullivan,
Louisville, Ky; Frank Baird, Brooklyn,
\. Y; George Jenning ST. Louis; NJ. His.
sion, Detroit; T.. r. Floyd, Chicago; 4.
Macdonald, Raggoon. Burma.
II. n. RonERrsoS, Oxford, Miss; Miss
sallic Jones, Coldwaler. Miss; II. g. Myrc,
Lula, Miss; H. II. lloctt and nncc, Wi.
mona, Miss; Miss Cornne Hart, Winona,
Miss; W. X. Barrett, Upton, Tenn; G. w.
Dickson. Upton, Tenn: l.. A. Perkins,
Little Rock; John 4. Edwards, vicksburg,
Mira T. q. Potts, Van Buren,, Ark; II. Y,
Weisinger, Nibletts, Miss, are at Gas.
tons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mis-. LeweIIyn'. En,er,aipme.,

Miss Lewcllyn's literary entertainment
tonight at Young Mems Hebrew Associa.
ton Hall promises TO be an event Of UNI
usual interest The program includes 70.
citatians. orchestral and vocal music, aud
those who will take part in tho former are
the pick OF Miss Lewellyn's class.
These entertainments Of Miss Lewellyn
are always a source Of keen pleasure to all
who witness them, and tonights will provo
no exception TO the rule. Tho names on
the program are Misses Cora Hexter,
Lillian Buck. Shirley Douglas, Josie BEN
der, Lady blackburn, Theda Postal, Susie
Gardner, Nellie McEwen, Anna Miller,
Myrtle Breeder, Little Hawkins, Master
Preston Fortune and Mr.. Virgil 7. Ran
dolph. Miss Lydia Creighton, the accom-
plished musical instructor OF the High
School, will sing Miss Mabel Gleason will
oiliciate as pianist. and good orchestra
will furnish instrumental music. The hall
will doubtless be packed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
CONCERNING DEEDS.

Some conveyances Being Filed That Are
Triumphs OF Verbose Ambiguity.
Tho lawyer Of the future will not find
his limos east in pleasant places. Property
will continue 10 increase Ia value, and
people will DO more soliciious about know
ing definitely the metes and bounds Of
their real estate. Think Of a client rush
ing In to an attorney In the year 1850, and
asking him 10 tell him where his property
is situated, and giving him this descrip-
ton, copied verbatim from n decd fled In
the courthouse yesterday; lot OF the
Blank subdivision Of lois o, o, z, s. o, ~,
- and II, Of the Blank subdivision OF lots
lO2 aud l0i OF the Blank addition, In the
Fourteenth Civil District, more particu-
larry described rs beginning nj point
1913 feet south OF bee tree. and s3I feet
west OF Blank avenue, running los feet 10
a stake ON the left bank Of a branch, etc"
Surprising the stake Ia pulled up. or the
bee irco gomez
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
COULDN'T SEE THE POINT.
A COURTHOUSE GENTLEMAN AT.
TEMPS TO EXPLAIN HIS JOKE.
Everybody Sees 1t But the Representa-
tive of a Scorpion Contemporary, Who
Holds Out Until the Hour of Going to
Press

"rnE APPEAL is the greatest advertis-
ing medium | ever saw" said an attachc
OF the courthouse to a number OF gentle
men yesterday. 81 have been trying to
get cook for some time and yesterday
concluded 10 advertise for one. did 30,
and what do you think? When | got
home my cook had arrived and had sup
per ready for me. People mako great
mistake when they don't advertise"
Everybody laughed but tho bilious rep
resentative OF scorpion contemporary,
who looked glum and said he couldn't
see anything in that"
you can'tg' said the speaker in sur.
prise.
"No, can't"
"Don't see the point?"
"No, don't see any point"
swell, listenl"
"All right, will"
81 wanted cook"
"Ugh-huh."
al couldn't find one"
"Well."
81 advertised in TIE APPEAL in the
evening"
II understand"
"And the cook came the same even.
ing"
That's what you said"
Before the paper went to press"
Yes, the paper goes to press in the
morning"
''You see the point?'
"No, i don't sec anything in the case
stated"
well, you're the worst ever saw. Let
me explains; wanted a cook"
"Ugh-huh."
81 couldn't find one"
"Well."
81 advertised in The APPEAL in tho
evening""
~ understand"
Tue APPEAL reporter went out through
the Taxing District Offices, took in the
railroads and hotels, made an excursion
TO West Memphis, and returning found
the gentleman very red In the face, his
collar melted by the flood OF perspiration
that rolled from his face, while the reporter
for the scorpion sheet stood in passive
slolidtty, continuing the dialogue
~ m going 10 make you understand II
1t takes me a month, said the courthouse
gentleman, us the APPEAL reporter came
within hearing. snow for the iiiiieth time
let me explain. 1 wanted a cook"
"Ugh-huh."
81 could not find one"
"Mell."
81 advertised in Tue APPEAL in the
evening"
II understand"
The reporter left again, and at the hour
OF going 10 press a gentleman passing the
courthouse said he heard hoarse voices
exclaim excitedly
And you don't see the poinlI'
81 don'tsee anythingin the case stated. :"
Hold on! Don't dare leave here! III
make you understand or be the death Of
you. | wanted cook"
"Ugh.Luh."
81 couldn't find one"
"Well."
"a advertised in TnB ArPRAL In the
evening"
81 understand"
"And the cook"
The angle OF the building cut or further
sound, and how tho matter ended cannot
DO ioretold."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Fashionable Audience af Jackson
Mound Park Last NlGhf

"Erminie' has proven a laying card for
Jackson Mound Park, largo audiences
having been In attendance every night
this week. The Dcshon Company Is well
worthy Of liberal patronage. a the prin-
cipals are iirstclass artists, the chorus up
10 every requirement, and the orchestra,
under the direction Of Thos Dagnall, one
Of the finest ever heard In Memphis. Miss
Duryea Is rare soubretto as well a. fine
singer, aud Frank Dcshon has no superior
and but few equals, as n comedian.
"Erninie" will be played tonight aud at
the Saturday matinee. Patience" will
be- put on Sunday evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
change In Railroad omsIal..

Special Dispatch 70 Tho Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tonn., June 27.-Il Is un-
derstood hero that some important changes
are 10 be made on the Louisville a Nash
willie Railroad at this point. W. y. Mar
tin, formerly with the Air Line, will be
made Trainmaster for the Nashville & Dc.
catur hi, ision, and q. $. Evans, who Is at
present Trainmasior for both the Nashville
& Dccaturand the Louisville, will remain
Trainmas,er for the latter and also super
intind the passenger service from this
nulnt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
IT CAN'T DE DISPUTED
THAT TuR
Peabody Hotel.

Peabody Hotel,
oayoso Hotel and
LuohrmAnn's Hotel
Sell better cigars for the money than any
hotel stands In the country. Al these
stands YOU can get the finest Be cigars, the
finest J for 25c cigars, the finest l0c straight
cigars, the finest 2 for 2bc cigars, the finest
3 for Doc cigars, the finest for 81 cigars
that can be had In tho United States We
receive shipments from Havana weekly.
and are, therefore, able 10 always stock
our branch stands with only the very
freshest imported cigars.
]. SANEisoS & Co.
Tho Importers OF Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
THE RAILROADS.


IsnrENiSo. Mich, June 27.--The Du-
lu,h aud Boston limited train will be put
on July !, passing over the Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic from Salt Ste. Marie 10
Duluth, distance OF 400 miles. The
time between Duluth and Boston will be
lfty-six hourA The now route does a
large passenger business between Boston
and the Northwest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Acrie,ance Against oa.tomaia.

wAsniSoToS, June I'll. II. llollon-
der, who claims that he has bccn improp-
erly treated by the Guatemala Government
In being expelled from that country, was
ut the Department Of State yesterday, pre-
senling his case 10 the officials. As there
is no q uatemalan minister here, u Is prob
able that the matter will be- held In abcy-
ancc until one, who IL now on his way 10
this country, reaches Washington and can
be communicated with upon the subject.