Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-15
IHEeeURTs.
caIsndar Of Cases for Trial 10 Inc GrImIuu
Court.

GdieHtAf u 6dSeo tOE tftot ~ wig Vt'a"s1o
Court.
This Court viii open on Monday next,
when the Grand Jury viii be again set
To work. At present tine number held
for trial is pretty large. The following is
q list of the most important cases:
MURDER.
Henry Schroeder, Amos a. Curtin,
Jerry Anderson (cOl). Alec Henderson
Ifcol, Sam Porter, Frank Greaves, Henry
Weismer, w. G.. Hines. Maria Day, Pat
rick Burke, d. Stanley, Sell Howell, ia
cob Saunderson.
GRAND LARCENY.
William Miller, Charles Bethel, Samuel
Newton, George Stills, r; gloucester,
Henry Stamps, William Daily. Ed. Stark,
John Moody, Minnie Simeon, Elite Park,
Emma Stanley, T. Murphy.
HoRsK-sTEALING.
George Thomas, Joseph Leipsey, Prince
Heron, John Newton, John Hoyle.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ed. Wells, perjury; Jerry Williams,
forgery; Joe Swan, letting prisoner
escape; M. Combs, forgery; Henry Will
son, malicious shooting; George Phillips,
house-breaking; Randall Briggs, assault
with intent to kill; George Alexander,
pstit larceny; s. ID. Young, arson; VIII
liam Washington, attempt to rape; JEFF
Hall, breach of trust, Angelo Marie, at
tempt to kill; Hugh Newton, arson.
CONCEALED WEAPONS.
Joe Olouston, John Donovan, Richard
Prior, Angelo Marie, George Thompson.
ssAU AND BATTERY
Pat Caysn, Frank Lee. Nelson Cole
man, B. Petit.
NT-ArTrrorS TRFSPAss.
Michael Fitzgibbon.
KEEPING HOUSES OF ML-FAME.
Madam Francis, 10 indictments; Mollie
Merwin, G; Fanny Freeman, 16; Annie
Gallagher, 8; Madam Kane, 8; Lou
Fisher, 6; Mary Smith, g.; Maggie Brit
ton, G; Nan McGinnis, 6; Annie Melrose,
6; Frank Gordon, 6; Fannie Gray, 6; Lo'
rens Mead, 6; Eliza Goodrich. 8; Fannie
walker, 6; Sarah Gaynor, 8; Maggie VII
liams, 1. q
KEEPING GAMBLING-HoUsE.
@. S. Taylor, 5 indictments; c.. II. H.
Broom, 5; W. w. Kingdom, 8; d. Gun
ningham, 5; Thomas Quissenberry, 5; o.
C. Woodland, 5; Ed. Breathet, 5; J. W.
Alley, 5.
Ed. Wells, 3 indictments; o. Yerger, 8;
Henry Bing, 5; E. Greenwood, 10; w. A,
1uEu6T. IUs N L VO14SOut % L. IL ia
Ter, s.; James Beak, 5. .
Broom, Thompson and Sohooles 10 in
dictmsnts each for selling liquor in places
of public amusement.
First Circuit ~eourt-Iudss C W. hsiskiil.
This Court will v on Monday,
the 18th inst, at $3.50 am. The regular
session of the Court during the Septem-
Der term, viii be from 9:30 am. to 3:3C
pm.
l. The first day of the term will be de-
voted to impanneling juries.
2. To hearing answers of g~srnisheesi
after which the following classes of cases
will be called for trial:
l. Appeals from the county Court tC
the September term OF the Court, con
testing the right to execute a will OF
administer an estate.
2. Appeals involving the settlement
of estates of deceased persons, or con-
corning tho establishment of ferries or
roads.
3. Applications for distributive share:
of estates or legacies.
4. Proceedings for dover.
5. Divorce cases.
The peremptory call of the trial docket
will be commenced on Tuesday the second
day of the term.
On the first Saturday of the term the
appearance docket will be called to see
that pleadiDgs are made up, and TO make
disposition of cases in which they are not
after which, motions will be heard.