Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Run is finished.

Bull Run is finished.
Jefferson street is nearly completed to
the river.
There are cases of smallpox at Lucy
and Miliington.
Nobody can legally repair house with
out getting permit to do 80.
The Council is waiting for subscriptions
for Gayoso, Union and Monroe.
Orleans, from Jefferson to Poplar, Will
be ready for the gravel this week.
Work will be commenced on fernando,
from Gayoso to Union, this week.
The grade on Poplar and Adams will be
depressed from Front 10 the river.
The Eckfords and the Memphis Reds
have a game of ball this afternoon.
ALI the wharf is paved that will be
paved: there is still some stone to be used In
repairing.
High street, between Washington and
Poplar. will be done this week with Telford
pavement.
Judge Jimmie Hunter has retired to
KerryilIe to escape the prosecutions OF the
matrimonial agents.
Frank Fenton and Lucy Miller, Joseph
Herzfelder and Salle E. HolliHgsworth OBJ
tanned marriage licenses yesterday.
The Baptist Board of City Missions will
meet at the pastors study OF the Central
Baptist church this afternoon at o'clock.
Bette Smith yesterday filed suit Tor
divorce against her husband, Alfred Smith,
on the ground of abuse and abandonment.
-P.J. Quigley and Lee Allen qualified
Yesterday az magistrates, and NJ. L. Garvin,
w. A. Osborne and E. E. Colby as constables.
Warrants have been issued to the street
railroad authorities for failure to repair their
track on Vance street, from Orleans 10 wal
nut.
-"The pavement in front of the station
house, said President MADDEN yesterday" so
long derided, now receives the encomiums OF
the populace."
Martha Zsdaker, Administrative OF
John E. Zedaker, yesterday brought suit
against the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road for $4,000 damages.
The Matrimonial Bank Account organ
lied Yesterday with George s. Inge, l.. M;
Phillips, Geo. A. Cobb, and K. P.J ones and
w. F. Wallace, Jr, as incorporators.
The Silver Leaf Daily Marriage Asso-
citation, with J. d. Cohen, A. III. Merrill, Ben
n Cohen. ]. x. OConner and r. Y. Thomas,
as incorporators, was organized yesterday.
Work on the bridge over Wolf river, at
the gas works, will be commenced this week;
the bridge over johnson avenue, at the loot
of Alabama street, will be begun this week
also.
The Benefactors' Union Association was
organized yesterday with the FOLLOWING IN
corporstors Horvey Mathes, ALI. e. Luz
ther, Frank Lamont, S. ii. Haynes and W.
l. Haynes.
Parents should see to it that their chill
| dreu are vaccinated. President Hadden says
| he intends having all the little ones exam,
ined; and the parents of those not vaccinated
will be fined.
Mr.. H. Furstenheim wishes to state thai
| the APPEAL made him say "Ssm1 SalIngei
ships every year to this market 1900 TO
| 10000 bales of cotton" when it should have
re ad 800 TO 1000 bales.
| "A Jewish marriage ceremony will b
| had at the Temple, corner of Main and Ex
s1ange streets, this evening at O'Clock. The
| contracting parties are Miss Sallie Wolf, Q
| this city, and Mr.. Joseph Herzfelder, OF 81
Louis.
| The following numbers drew prizes II
i the Little Havana lottery yesterday: No
Is ,s77 drew $4,000; 7447, $1,000; 10, 954, $3.50
and 1900, 1925, I2,249 and IL drew SO
| each. Nos. 1868, 3153, l9, 1876, 81 ,031, $685.
q, $50, 1929, 1909 and 369 drew 500 each