Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-21
TIE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL C0URT-WHl convene on
Monday morning at the usual hour.
Monday will be motion day.
CaANCERY COURT.-The solicitor hav-
ing the papers in the cause Of James VS..
Eppes, viii please return Shem at once
to the chaucery court Oa3cB, as they are
out without charge, and sTe Aluch needed
by the clerk and master.
CRIMINAL COURT-The following
cases are set for trial during tine ensuing
week. Not being set for any particular
Gay, they will be taken up in regular
ordes end are liable to be reached at any
time during the week
$50. The State vs.. Pearson ct al.
SZA same VS.. same.
52l. SAM vs.. p Calnan ct a.. assault with in
Ss. same vs. VIM OTHern, larceny.
s3. Same VS., o IA Caluan, assault with intent
$50. some VS.. 5. A. Parrish. larceny.
SS9. same vs.. VIM. O'Hern. lsugeHs.
el6. same VS. b II Lynch, en- bezz emeut.
~. same vs.. Thomss Oikeenc, peJury.
g4S Same VS.. 10. Williams. larceny.
g49 same VS. Fred Weimer, assault with intent
20 kill.
$50 same vs.. Henry Stewart, larceny.
81. Same vs.. A. D. Fender0urg, forgery.
s52. Same vs.. Jacob Burnsteni, larceny.
a51. same VS. Geo. Mullins. larceny
a8S. Same VS.. J.. r. Mill r. larceny.
go. same VS.. Chzs- Henderson, larceny.
g52 saIas -. Mary arefootlarceny.
gT3. same Us. H,i. Moody, Iarleuy.
ga same IS. Mat JgHnsan, larceny.
gSh. same vs.. Vim. BrOWu, squ1eny,
VI same VS.. Jno. g. E-Own- perSTy.
$50 same "a Mash smith. LARCENY
~. same vs.. WiHter Payne, larceny.
$50. same vs.. VIM. Mosby, larceny.
$50 same VS.. Peter Merriwetber. larceny.
The investigation on question OF bail
was resumed last evening in the case Of
Fred. Russer, charged with the murder
of Moses Hecht. The testimony intro
daeed by the state, proved that the de-
PENDANT was seen to break in the door Of
the bedroom Of the deceased and shoot
him while lying ID the bed, without any
apparent prOvOcatiOn. EEe theory OF
the defense seems to be temporary in
saitv caused by alleged Grim. con-. on the
part Of the deceased with the wife Of the
defendant at some time prior to the
homicide. The investigation will last
several days.
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE -Chas.
Johne01 to Gabriel Littlejohn, lease and
transfer, ten years, one-half Of lot Ne. 5
Of Armour d COZ's subdivision of Whit
ney tract, fronting twenty-five feet on
west side Of bauderdRle street, and run
ming back westward towards the Mem
phis & Charleston railroad depot, $50 per
year semi-annDally, decree of
chancery court to Abraham Just,
land described in exhibit A, I'm cause
OF Abraham Just vs.. Chas. Erek ct al;
n. Shafer ct al, to VIM. n. Brown,
deed, $500. land nine miles east Of Mem
phis, near Whites station, two lots land
on Memphis and Charleston railroad,
as 80 100 acres Thos. B. McEWen to B.
NJ. Estes ct al, deed, SO, 739, lot of lard
and bui,ding on the south side Of Adams
street, part Of lot No. rs, south side of
Adams street, p feet S inches by so feet,
with three story brick ~storehouse.
FIFTH WARD ErHERIDsz Club.
The adjourned meeting Of the Fifth
ward Etheridge club was held ct the
criminal courtroom, Greenlaw building,
last night.
On motion, Jno. B. Tobin, Esq., was
called to the chair and Daniel Hanly,
ESQ, appointed secretary.
On motion, a committee Of eleven citi-
zens was appointed to attend all cleo
tons In the ward, consisting of the fol-
lowing gentlemen Mr.. RiDgwald, Vim.
Mcdonald. NJ. Cohen, Thos. Thurmond,
p. F.. Bnbo, VIM. Bruce, Alderman
OiDOnnelL Michael Burke, e. Keck, NJ.
App, NJ. Schroeder, ID Hanly.
The meeting was addressed by Hon.
JnO. W. Smith, candidate for state sena-
tor. Henry J. Lynn and Thomas O..
Smith, Esqs., Messrs. pharmond and
Schroeder, also delivered short and spir
tied speeches.
On motion, it was
Reso5Ued, That the executive commit
tee of this ward be instructed to act ia
co-operation with other Etheridge clubs
in the city to induce the Hon, Frank ?.
Blair 30 address the people on the issues
Of the day as be passes through the city.
The executive committee are requested
to meet at the Office Of Tobip, Lynn &
Co, tomorrow Monday morning at 10
o'clock, and thereupon the meeting adj
journed.
The damaged stock Of Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, at II Kraus 4 Co.'s, No. 213
Main street, must be closed out in the
next ten days. iy 2 lw
FOR Eais Week Oalg, Elsonis Great
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