Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-25

debt are still leading topics OF conversation.
Ii 10 reported that one vell-known politician
has gone crazy in his efforts to find out lust
where he stands.
There is a ready market here for all the
fruits and vegetab les that the farmers in this
vicinity have to sefl. The Memphis mer-
chants pay the biggest prices going, and
insure fair desIing
The action of the Shelby County Turn
pike Company in placing their gate at the
city Limits calls for action by our attorney
general. Our constitutional State law on
turnpike is explicit and plain.
--Venires have been issued from the Grim
inal Court for a summons of eighty people
from the county and $50 from the city TO
select jury in the Mundinger case for en-
bezzleing 50 50pair of bracelets, TO be tried
tomorrow.
The nnualexamins alton and commence
ment exercises of the Hebrew Sabbath
school, Children of Israel, will be held this
morning at the synagogue, corner Of Main
and Exchange streets. The exercises will
commence promptly at O'Clock.
Prof. E. Levy invites a meeting of the
members Of the several vocal societies of this
city 10 attend rehearsal at 9: 30 o'cloekthis
morning at Calvary church TO complete the
music for the funeral service OF Mr.. james
Kirkland, which takes place at 3 o'clock.
The Wsldran Guards met last Friday
night and discussed matters Of great i'm
portance. On motion of the secretary, the
Kew. n. NJ. Long was unanimousl y elected
chaplain. The boys have now got their
uniforms and will give dress-psrade in
few days.
The Mcclellan Guards, at their last
meeting, elected the following to active mem
bership: Gentry Green, james McNeal, I.
Burton and G. H. Thomas. A resolution
hoping for the success Of the "Chicks" at the
competitive drifts at Louisville and Indian
apolis was unanimously carried.
notwithstanding the very hot weather
the well-dressed hoodlums will probably be
out in as strong force as usual along the
church approaches. When will the police
commence dispensing these nuissnces? II
there is no well-defned ordinance on the
subject, it ought to be done general prin-
ciples.
The old idea that water should be spar
ingly used is exploded. Drink what ice
water you want, only do not take much at
time. Frequent sips of ice-wster are cooling |
and keep up the perspiration. Large |
draughts are, however dangerous. The main |
thing is to avoid overHork and fret. Take |
it easy.
L. w. Campbell, F. G. Dixen, Chambers
Kellar, Abe Looney, Eugene Willett and |
Frank Maydwell filed papers with the reg
ster yesterday !or the incorporation of the
Waldran Guards. They are spunky little
juvenile company, have just received new
uniforms, and are preparing to soon come
before the public.
While busiaess is at present very dull in
Memphis, nearly every one is looking for
ward to an extremely lively fall and winter.
The various products of this section have
'een more abundant than ever before. If
be present favorable weather for cotton COLI
inues a short time, the proT bets will be call
ng for 100000 bales.
The following papers were filed with the
egister yesterday: Waldran Guards, arti-
les of incorporation; w. NJ. Moore to c.
loore, deed of gift; r. z. Hayes to J. T.
,awler, chattel mortgage; WI. Murrell to
Weber & Ivy, cbattel mortgage; b A. Pope
D Hudson Cary. trust deed; the Southern
Guarantee and Trust Company, articles OF
A. ]. Ward to w. J. Chase,
rust deed.
The cost of Broderick's courtsbip, which
mounts 10 1858, was being heard before /
Judge Pierce yesterday. 1t is appeal {
ase by the defendant from Esquire Flem q
lg's court in May last, wherein twas shown C
lat John Broderick, who sued w. III. Black r
nd his wife Jennie, loaned money, jewelry f
i'd furniture to her during his courtship. C
is itemized bill is a warning, and shows A
e risk of confding young man. 4
The advocates of the theory that the 81
lidity and durability of stone pavements o
ponds upon 4 plentiful sand and gravel !
last, will find an abundant lest OF their u u
ga in the work progressing on South and 1
est Court streets. 1t was the system prac- a.
ed on the new wharf extension from II
ZION to Beale streets which has thus far u
oved a success, and should he, as no doubt re
will, the fundamental principle of all future ID
wing, whether OF stone, wood or other ma 50
ial. 10
"A comical sketch in crayon of the r
hick" (the Chickasaw Guards) is Illus n
idy's window yesterday. One picture
resented the bird erect with feathers
Doth; on his head a soldiers cap and
und his body are the knapsack and bayo- th
straps. His gun he carries at "shoul- st
)" and steps forty-two inch stride, while su
b his eye he looks to a steady cleft Dress" ad
der this picture is written "Of for the w
IL" The other picture represents the er
lick" after the drill, with his gun and bu
,psack discarded and his cap drawn down ly
II his eyes, his feathers all disordered ahd su
4 hugging big black bottle marked Xxx. ar
: author was too modest to give his name, II
the conception as well as the execution OF
artistic and smoothly finished, which pl
ranteed it TO be the work of no ordinary re
ividual. Sol
The following decisions were made in on
Circuit Court yesterday, Judge Pierce pii'
siding: The president of the Fire and OF
ice Commissioners of the Taxing District I'M
Shelby county Us. Meredith Yates; J. P. WI
es was appointed commissioner in place
N. Wettonbery; r. G. Daniel Us. I. w.
wn, motion for a new trial overruled; A.
Montana Us. c. Weatherford, motion for GA
trial overruled; Bridget Boyle Us. St. w
er's Church and Literary Society, found ate
the plaintiff; Felix LIE Clerc u.s. Mem err
Typographical Union, the judgment of III
rmer day, by default, set aside and the for
remanded 10 the appearance docket; ba
er & Flanagan Us. Mrs. Mary Walsh, mr.
,ment for plaintiffs; Mary Tynes. rs. Gre
HE Tynes, divorce granted; John Kane an
I'd Thorne, dismissed; NJ. II. Tighe Us.
mas Barrett, found for defendant; III. M.
gin rs. E. H. Chase Co., motion for
trial overruled; L. Spingam us. Samuel .
<, dismissed; Eugene A. Reid Us. Mem SIN
and Charleston railroad, found for ma
ntif. nal