Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-03
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The aPorters" played it big.

The "Porters" played it big.
Court will be held by Judge Hammond
TO morrow.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day TO George Mosely and Fannie Shaw,
Alexander Cheers and Bette Smith.
-Garnishments have been run In on Pres
idept ID. p. MADDEN to the amount of $271 As
against t~hirty-one iremen who nave failed
to pa their poll-tax.
"A well-known courthouse official was
summoned as a witness in a rather question
able case yesterday. But he said, "Nay,
nay, Pauline, I was not thither."
The Porter Guards will attend at Grace
church this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. The
services will be conducted by their chaplain,
the Rev. Edgar Orgain, assisted by the Rev.
DR.. Dalzell.
The Low-tax Republican Executive
Committee have issued q circular calling
the High-tax Republicans frauds, and warn
ing the party not to pay any attention TO
their call for a convention.
The Guy & Mcclellan block, on Front
street, was sold to Martin w. Guy for S54,025,
by Clerk and Master Black. Another piece
of property on fernando, near Linden, was
sold to U. W. Miller for 500.
Thirty cases on Friday and seventeen
up to last midnight constituted the station
house dockets Of the two days. Those of
Friday were mainly drunk and d~isorderly
cases, while q few of yesterdays were more
serious offenses.
The first grand convention Of the Knights
of Honor Of the Northwest will take place
Thursday evening, September 18th, at Chi
cago. Addresses are to be made by Judge
r. H. Cochran, of Wheeling, W. Va; Judge
B.. ]. Breckinridge, of Springfield, KY, and
others.
"A. r. Pope and J. W. Alexander, of the
Sixth district; Spencer Davis, of the Thir-
tenth; Thomas Fleming, of the Fourteenth,
and George r, Powell, Of the Fifteenth, quail
lied as justices of the peace and r. F. Arata
qualified as, constable of the Fourteenth dis
irict yesterday.
Chief Cleary's rnse last night caused
many TO believe that the No. i euginehouse
was on Ere. He had a large bonfire burning
on top OF the building, and when the process
sion began moving gave the regular fire
alarm. 1t was well conceived, cleverly man.
aged, and contributed a conspicuous feature
TO the occasion.
The first bale Of new cotton to L. L.
Lake & Bro, from Houch & Clark, Har-
berts Landing, Tunica county, Miss, ar
rived last night on the James Lee at ten
minutes before IL O'Clock. Captain Stack
Lee, in order TO get ahead of everybody else
had it taken Immediately to the Cotton
Exchange.
Captain Waldran received about fifty
kilograms from his different friends, congrat-
ulating him and his command upon their
achievements. Among the number was one
from Mr.. jerome Hill, one from Booth Ma
lone, and Viii Warren, stating Isl. Louis
Memphians send congratulations and are
proud Of their military friends"
MIS-. E. Rosamond, of No. 1O4 Court
street, met with quite a severe and painful
accident on last Friday morning. While
going down the stairway she caught her foot
on a broom, which had been carelessly left
by one of her servants, and fell to the bottom
of the stairs, crushing and breaking her left
arm in two places very badly, and sustaining
other very painful injuries.
in all likelihood there will be no more
Mundinger suits. An understanding has
been reached by Messrs. B. Lowenstein &
Bros. and Mundinger. They are 10 cease
prosecuting the various cases against him,
and he is not 10 bring any suits for damages
against them. The Messrs. Lowensteins have
paid tbs costs and dismissed the civil suit
instituted in the Chancery Court against Mr..
Mundipper.