Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-28
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LOCAL
The thermometer stood at 49, at 5
o'clock yesterday morning.
commissioner Richards, of the Metro
politan Police, is expected home. ia
The Commercial Hotel received an
entire outfit of now furniture yesterday.
Miss Helene DeVere arrived in the
city yesterday from the wilds OF Missouri
Commissioners Burditt presided over
the Second district Police Court yester-
day.
-Tennessee bonds have gone M I've
cents in New York within the past few
days. H4
The first number Of the The1tr1eaI
Bulletin appeared yesterday. We wish tt
much success.
Tho northwesterly wind eontInuedto
blow yesterday, and the consequence
WaS-overco1ts.
Though business was brisk yesterday,
items of special local interest were few
and far between.
As sources Of news, the Sherifrs Office
and police headquarters were lamentabIe
failures yesterday.
Jimmy Cummlns and Minnie Grey
are among the favorites with the hG6ttues
of Broom's Jefferson street Opera House.
Stephen Boyd, eolored, WIS before
Justice Black yesterday for humping
Mrs. B., and paid 81 90 hne aud costs for
indulging MS istic fancy.
The Father of Waters Is gradually
covering the sand Stands that have been
10 painfully perceptible" during the
past three months across the river.
NJ. NJ
pointed a delegate 10 the Louisville Con-
vention from the Board of Tobacco Trade,
by j. w. Dickinson, its President.
Capt. Billy Williamson and Mr.. W.
Cottril, of Mobile, prominent Southern
turfnen, have expressed their intention
of being present at the fall meeting Of the
Chickasaw Jockey Club.
The municipal election is talked
about, and the fossils and dead drags "
upon political parties are having them
selves shaved and making active
spruce arrangements preparatory to a
"run."
Joe Lusher, 1t seems, cannot do bust
ness enough in the six days that are al
lotted for that purpose, but needs must
encroach upOn the Sabbath. He was yes
terday fined SIS for keeping his saloon
open on Sunday.
The number of votes cast Yesterday by
members of the Chamberof Commerce for
VIM. r. Moore for President of that BODY.
was a compliment TO Mr.. NJ, which will
be the better appreciated when il is
known that he did not canvass for the po-
sition.
Felix Gallins, for keeping his saloon
open on Sunday, was yesterday fined $50
by Commissioner Bgrditt, tSeeond dis !
trietl from whose decision he Eppaaled
O9vinR hNnR l., tha ~ - lTnn g. IA. -
Pearance before the Municipal Court, to
which tribunal the case goes.
Charley Noyes' circus will DO here the
It'll, sth and 9Th of Octobera....H Harry Ma
earthly is under engagement to appear at
tho Opera House mfr. Broom's,1 some
time etwee this and 1st November.
Alline Ia Favre Mad. Vaudemont) will be |
with JOHNNY Thompson on the LIST prox,
in the Law Court reports OF the AP-
PEAL, on Sunday morning, it was stated
that Messrs. Gates, Wood & Co. were en- /
gagged in a suit against the. city. A mem
Der OF that firm assures US thai such Is
the case, as they have no suit what
ever against the city. We cheerfully make
the correction. !
Out of fifteen eases at the Second Dis
trict, yesterday afternoon, Commissioner
Burditt made the following exhibit:
Fines imposed. ....-. ..Sl8 40
Amt collected------.,-.--.S55 20
Nittimus~...--..-... ..... ...... 40 90
Appeal".-.--".-"- ....-.-..-.. 80 90
sl4S 40
More Interest was manifested In the
of officers ofthe Chamber ofCom-
merce yesterday than has been expressed
for several years. The hall was we'll at
by merchants from an early hour
IN the mOrDtnr f1ufsl lafa II tx aff1-,
There is every prospect of the Chamber of
being q real live institution
from this time forward.
AT the regular stated Conclave of Cv-
C~ommandery, No. 4, Kt. Us, held at
their Asylum last evening. tho following
officers were elected to serve for the en-
year: Sir 1t. Geo. Mellersh, F.. c.:
Sir 1t. Richard Parker, Generalissimo;
Sir Kt. Dodge G. Trader, Captain General;
Sir 1t. Rev. Geo. White, Prelate; Sir KIT.
jus. Reeder, Sr. Warden; J. M. Petit
grew, Jr. Warden; Sir KIT. John Gent,
Treasurer; Sir Kt. T. J.. Barchus, Re-
-Justiee Black furnishes US with the
particulars Of an ~strocious outrage perpe-
rated against q wnman by an employees
'r attachee Of the f~erryboat Nevada. We
lad concluded to publish the matter, but
refrain until after the trial is had, when
.he sworn evidence in the case will be-
Iiven. The matter will come before
Black to-day at 2 O'Clock. The
,harge Is of such a nature 40 to require
his ~precaution-
Tho attention of our friends Is called |.
o the card of Brown. Lyles & Brown,
awyers, who have settled themselves at Z
he best located and best arranged cham
Ders in Memphis. situated at No. 10 West II
,ourt street, opposite Court Square. +,
j. w. Brown IL ono ofthe firm. and :
; well known TO the bar and people Of !
denphis. Col. Brown, late of Crittenden ;
Ark, is another; and Col. Lyles. :
Iso late OF Crittendeu county, Ark, an i
ther. This is a strong frni-a company I
quai to any emergency of the law or the /
constitution. Z
There was an Indian root doctor. of ]
he Choctaw tribe. in town yesterday, I
professed and really seemed to have .
he same power given him that we smoke 7
Z Yesterday morning as existing in an '
Id and well known citizen of this place. (
We witnessed with our own eyes q ease b
a man afflicted with warts was q
ured In a single night. He had thirty q
To of these excreseences on his hands, f
nd, after having them looked at by the u
octor, they passed away one by one, v
before the astonished eyes I,
I the patient n his friends. Il
I'VE learn from the Virgins papers p
lat DIR. Bagby, for a long time connected p
it'll the Richmond press. Is on his way e.
Memphis, where be win shortly DELIVER .
series of lectures. The papers of Vir- 81
rta a1oak ~ k4.. ao h. w~oof hras,,1 -s-k e n.