Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-12

--Pdtience Thursday night.
-PolitIcs continue 10 bubble.
The dog-days for news are approaching.
The rain made it little cooler yester-
day.
The Democrats are booked to win this
time.
The courthouse repairs are nearly COM
pleted.
The Board of Health will meet this
morning.
"A mad dog was killed on Union street
yesterday.
Court Square sleepers are herea fter to
be arrested.
The exoduster and the linen buster are
going in fiocks.
New Orleans ought to take a vemifuge
aud get rid of Jones.
The Chesapeake and Ohio excursion will
take place tomorrow.
Jake Watson was arrested yesterday for
digging the river front.
The Wetter Nine would like to play the
Louisvilles, an amateur organization.
Prince Hal, new work by Memphis
author, is for sale at Mausford's. 29S Main
street.
Willis Taylor was sent TO the island
yesterday for stealing bread from bakers
wagons.
AT meeting of the Waldran Guards
last night, Mr.. SID Cook was elected an hon
orsry member.
Captain Jack Walsh says he intends to
fight the proposition to build a new school
until the board is out of debt.
The matrimonial associations are be-
coming very numerous. A young man feels
encouraged TO get married now.
Chief Davis believes in sleep. He has
given the police orders 10 stop the vegetable
vendors from waking up the people before
sunrise.
Licenses 10 marry were granted yester-
day to John Pugh and Nellie Armstrong,
Cornelius Brown and Fannie Mitchell, Reese
Davis and Clara S. Walker.
The following numbers drew the capital
prizes in the louisiana State Lottery Com
pany at New Orleans yesterday, the 1lth:
IS, 003 drew $4,000; 1895, S25, 5000; 6O,O73,
10000; SO. 396, 1000. sold in Memphis.
The Remy Clarkes, of New Orleans, ar
rived last evening from st. Louis, and viii
play the Wetter Nine at the Olympic Park
Friday evening. The Clarkes beat the
Standards, of st. Louis, Sunday, six to nine.
TIE Clarkes are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel.
- ne residence OF MT. L. mcintyre, on |
Adams street, was visited by a thief early |
yesterday morning aud a market-b basket fun |
Of bed clothing was taken. As the thief was |
gliding away colored man, who lives at |
Mr.. Goodlett's, next door, undertook to stop |
him, but was fired at twice by the rogue. |
He set out in pursuit and the thief dropped |
The bundle OF clothing.
in the United States Court yesterday |
yerdicts were brought in condemning certain
property. In the case of Anna J. Saunders,
he jury assessed the damages of the owners
If block B, at S2S64 IS. This land is to be
Used as the site for the erection of marine
hospital. In the case of Laura F. billiard
and. others, block c, excepting lots Nos.
and 2, was assessed at $1,000. Lots Nos. l
md were valued at 500 50.
Suit was brought yesterday by John
Stewart, VIM. T. Walters and John Reid
against the Tsxlng-District, the Elevator
Company, the Louisville and Nashville, the
Memphis and Little Rock, and the Chesa-
,eake and Ohio railroads, and c. B. Bryan
Co. and Minor Meriwether. The bill is
brought upon judgments obtained in the
United States Court, and seeks 10 get at the
property of the defendants. and asks that
hey all be required 10 disclose what they
rave. The court is also asked to appoint
eceiver to collect rents accruiug.