Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-18

Memphis, published in the APPEAL of Sun
day, It says: "ODly one hundred thousand
dollars mature this year" 1t should say:
"Only one thousand dollars bonds mature
this year.
"A ehain-gapg prisoner named John
NJ Daniel escaped yesterday. He has no
doubt dumped" the city, and will not return
soon to the gang.
-Reuue de IN Mode, De,norest. Leslie and
Godey's Fashions, for April, atlantic and a
new line of Seaside Libraries, at Mansford' s,
298 Main street.
Billy Lieben's book and news depot, 1858
Main street, has received the RerNe de Ia
Mode, World Of Fashion, Leslie's Lady s
Magazine, HdrPers Monthly, Deni0rest s,
and Atlantic, all for April. Give Billy a
call, ladies he has all you want IN the FASH
ion line.
Tomorrow afternoon al three o clock, at
st. Peters orphan asylum, an orphans testl-
val will be given In honor Of st. Joseph.
The programme Of exercises includes adj
dresses, Rotations, music vocal and lnstru-
mental 1t will be entertaining and pleasing
to those attending.
The attention of the Iheater managers
is called to the conduct of boys in the gallery
who, last night, smoked cigars and cigar
cites, and annoyed people IN the parquette
by splitting upon them. Let the police be
present IN the Ranery Tonight anu aIIeSG d
few of the young rufhans.
%-St. Joseph's day (to-morrow) will be
duly celebrated in st. Jo5eph's church,
Georgia street. Solemn high mass will take
place at ten o'clock in the morning. An APP
propriate discourse will be delivered during
The mass by Rev. Father Gleeson. Solemn
vespers will be celebrated in the evening, Mt
halt-past seven O'Clock.
Those arrested yesterday for selling liquor
over the bar On Sunday last put up 6tty dol
lars forfeit each to answer the charge this
morning. 1t is said, as to several OF them,
that if fined an appeal will be taken and a
test case made for the consideration Of the
supreme court On the question as 10 the power
of the Legislature to create the taxing-dIstrlct.
The chancery court yesterday reconsid-
cred It's action In the divorce proceedings OF
Ann Moore rs. William Moore, wherein the
decree was suspended and defendant allowed
to defend. This he having failed to do. and
proof formerly introduced of habitual drunk
enness and other serious charges being
strengthened and substantiateG, the former
decree was reafirmed and the divorce granted.
The health officer is pursuing his Her
culean work CLEANING out the Aug5an stables
known as Memph which resembles IN filth
The city of Cologne, Is described by Cole
ridge in the following stanz3:
"In Kohlin, town of monks and bones,
And pavements fang'd with naurderous stones,
And rags and hays, ard hldeCus 6enches,
L counted twO-and- seventy stenc1es,
All well-defiued and genuine Siinks!
Ye DymphS that reign o eT sewers and sinks,
The river Rhine it is well known
Doth wash your city OF Cologne,
But tell me, nymphs! what power divine
Shall henceforth wash the river Rhine?
AT the criminal court, yesterday, num-
Der of persons were arraiRaed, and put in
pleas Of not guilty. Ned Kennedy, LARCENY,
was sent 10 jail for thirty days; Jacob Leuby,
larceny, judgment suspended during good
behavior; John Allen, carrying concealed
weapons, verdict not guilty; Stephen GAIA
han, larceny, jury and verdict not guilty;
Stephen Callahan, house breaking, jury and
verdict guilty, sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment IN the penltentary; Joe Petit
grew, larceny, verdict not guilty; Joe Petit
grew, larceny and receiving stolen goods,
jury and verdict guilty, sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary; Joe Anderson, receiving
stolen goods, motion for new trial overruted
and sentenced to imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary; Alexander Scott. larceny, Judgment
suspended; Alexander Edw ards. carrying
weapons, fine ten dollars; Dick
Turpiu, assault with intent to commit MUIR
der, jury and verdict guilty of ass Ault with
intent to commit manslaughter.