Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
LOYAL PARAGRAPHS,

-Peter89n'8 Magazine, for April, at
Manstord's.
A soaking rain was the Saturday
night luxury.
Suburban gardeners were delighted
with the shower last night.
Mas gle Mitchell, the Memphis IA
voIite, al the Thesttr this week.
Scenic Tropical Magazine and the
Southern CuttiUdtOT, Ter March, at Mans
lords.
The charming Maggie Mitchell SIS
"Fanchon" tomorrow evening. GOear-
ly for seats.
-Don't get yourself into a stew about
the ice crop; keep cool and you will not
ED ice this summer.
Not a single arrest was registered at
the stationhOuse after dark last night
up to one O'Clock this morning.
Billy LeibeD, at 1864 Main street, has
all the latest dailies, as well as all the
popular brain forage on his shelves this
morning.
The police arrested eight persons on
charges OF doing business without IL
cense yesterday. But few other arrests
were made.
1t is unlawful to shoot woodpeckers
within the corporate limits Of AttOka,
as couple OF young MemPhians will
readily attest.
The steady and very heavy rain
storm which get in about five O'Clock
yesterday evening continued through
out the night.
William Anderson, colored, was SEN
fenced to three years in the penitentia-
~, 10 the criminal court, yesterday, on
conviction Of grand larceny.
The heavy rain Of last night has
proved blessing readily recognized by
the thoroughly cleansei appearance OF
the streets and alleys this morning.
we are assured that the Court squsre
fountain is no longer a matter Of doubt,
but that gTouAd will be broken for its
erection ct an early day. Speed the
day.
The knights Of the ball and bat, OF
this city, have fenced in large tract of
land to be used in the enjoyment Of their
fsvorite sport, and for pIgeon-shootjng
purposes.
The Bartlett circuit court, Judge ].
K. r. Ray, cOnvenes Monday morning.
Lawyers, litigants and others interested
will note the fact and be governed &C.
cordingly.
The Enlistment OF 8 fast southern
mail-line between Louisville aud New
Orleans Is on the IRpis. Twenty. eight
hours from Louisville to New Orleans is
the time proposed to be made.
Presidents Island got q trio of con-
tribuiiODs from the criminal court YES.
terdsY-S3ndy Anderson, Ben Dunlap.
aud John Smith, all colored, convicted
Of petit larceny.
The bell for the Central Baptist
church has been received, and will be
2 'aceo Ia position shortly. II measures
nearly four feet across, AID its silvery
tones can be heard at q great distance.
"A fight occurred Yesterday on Main
street in front OF Quenteps 5 iloon ba-
tween two boot-blacks. One of them
was considerably "blOodied" by q brick
thrown by his ssssilsnt, who evaded az
rest.
1t is usually the case that anything
secOpd-handedr from stesm-boiler to q
tCdinp'ckr can be found at 8 junkshop.
but metallic easkst, infant sIZs, is the
attraction 1T an establishment on Main
street.
The city Il 0verrun with black and
white nimble fl gered gentry. During
the recent illness of County Trustee J.
J. Rawlings, one or party Ofts-i=- >szsz
Of bummeTs made q raid on Ia -
rack, getting away with several ~. stss
Of value, among which was the hat,
overcoat and umbrella Of bis attending
phys cisn. Keep your front-dOor locked
and your eye on your arsenal.
last night, about seven o'cl 1ck, the |
house occupied by Captain SHADE IS
a saloon and hotel, corner OF Beale |
and Shelby street,, was struck by light |
nirg. The whole top Of the building