Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
we'll filed.

Hotels we'll filed.
Looks something like snow.
The cold weather has come.
Hearts Of OAK o-morrow night.
The case of Ed SchmalEried has been
SET for Tuesday next.
Memphis would like to hear DR.. Dam
rosch and his orchestra.
A memorial service will be held at Elm
wood for F. Wenzel, deceased, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Justice Coles sentence OF Imprisonment
was suspended by Judge Horrigan yesterday
during good behavior.
Marriage licenses were grained yester-
day to Susan Wilson aud Moilie Nicely, A.
NJ. Cobb and Idella p. Lowry.
WIN. L. PEBBLES was appointed admin
istrator of VIM. 81. PEBBLES yesterday. The
estate amounts to about $4,000.
A panoramic entertainment will be
given BY II. Redmond Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the Alabama street Baptist
church.
-Lovett Bell, B. L Critic, J. ]. jackson,
B. Scruggs and Hampton Kirk, colored, sp-
piled yesterday for a charter for the United
Sons and Daughters of Zion, No. 9.
A president of one OF the wilde It mat
FlmOulai dsSOSldtlOuS mas Dc6u seen
the last week in a prominent seat al the
theater with a lady of gloomy virtue.
Chancellor Mcdowell yesterday su lined
The demurrer and disriisssed the bill OF
McCaughsn and others 10 restrain an cleo
tion being held to incorporate Millington.
John Thompson, the comedian, who has
played a good engagement here, leaves
Memphis for Holly Springs, where he will
no doubt be as Cordially welcomed as he has
been in Memphis.
Owen Deveny, the candidate of the Re-
publican party for sh eriff at the last election,
was tried before Indge Horrigan Tor selling
liquor without license. He was fined $50;
S45 OF it was suspended.
The following select music has been re-
eeived by E. Wi'znann & Co., 223 and 225
Second street; Far From Me- duo for
"Felicie Polka" for the piano.
and Master Black made the following sales:
Lots %, "A, 26, 81, 80, 40 and west half of 20
in James r. Parks subdivision, south of
city, sold to d. P. Hadden for $40 per acre.
Twenty five acres of land about one mile
south of Memphis sold to A. G. Dennis for
$3.50 81.
Andrew jackson, Anderson Gonly, John
Sawyer, l.. W. Williams, Alfred Williams
and Robert Elliott, members of the Bsale
street colored Methodist church, were pre-
scented in the Criminal Court yesterday for
assault and battery. Neither
head nor tail could be made Of The case, so
the parties we're all discharged.
The will Of Z izabeih Bectop, of Shelby
county, was probsied yesterday. She leaves
most OF her estate to her brothers and els
tiers. l. Raynor is appointed administrator
with will annexed. She leaves 5000 in
cash and HOO acres of land in the Eighth
District Of Shelby county. Sac leaves other
assets amounting TO SOC.
j. L. Goodbar, of this city, who won
several thousand dollars on the election from
l.. Fl. Bell, of Nashville, was presented in
The Criminal Court yesterday fer gambling.
He, as well as Bell, was fined $50. Mr..
Goodbar, who was present, offered 10 set up
a 'possun supper fer Gen. Wright and Gen.
Turner if they would get him off.
The horse reporter says be likes the
quacking of the geese on Second street, as it
remipds him Of the country and induces the
belief that he is not keeping track Of the
horses and the asses, but is out for holiday
in the leafy woods and green pas ures. The
esthstic, renaissance and pre- Raphaelite re-
porter says IT Is - nuisance, and the
dog-show reporter wishes he could turn his
kennel loose on the cooped-up fock.
Some time ago Sam Low, colored, was
appointed deputy constable and given
writ to serve on old man Hanley, who lives
in Scotland" Before Sam got through serv-
ing the writ he had beaten the old man all
up, had assaulted Mrs. Hanley and cleaned
out the whole establishment. Yesterday
Sam was arraigned before Judge Horrigann
for this original way of doing his duty, and
orof txralvo ba in the Wnrk h0uaa
AT meeting held by the members of
of Memphis; the following members were
elected officers OF that society: Mr.. p.
Vianni, president; Thos. Brosnsn, first vice
president; Mr.. Thos. Kelly, recording secre-
tary; Mr.. John McCaddeu, financial secre-
tary; Mr.. Robert J. Cook, treasurer; Mr.. Z.
c. Psake, librarian; Mr.. J. P. Losgue, ser
gesnt-at-arms, and the Very Rev. Father Veal
spiritual director.
Many persons Attending the Humpty-
Dumpty matinee yesterday afternoon com
plsined of the mann-r in which the perform
ance was rushed" through. Manager Gray
has always endeavored to guard against
such proceedings, but the Hnmpty people
got ahead OF him yesterday, and he was cor
unhappy Ii is in order TO
suggest 10 esrtists" who condescend to make
dates at Memphis that at any time the house
receipts do not come up TO their standard Of
Whist they ought 10 be, they would make
more reputation by mo- lighting up than by
prese nting an Indifferent performance. If
Tony Denier's party visits Memphis again,
Yesterdays matinee performance will be
remembered against them.
Parties desiring German carp should
make application at once to Prof. 5. +.
Baird, United States fish commissioner,
Washington. The application should be
forwarded through some member Of Con-
gress, with his approval, or through some
FISH com missioner. Chancellor w. W. Nc
DoWell is the fish c1mmiss. oner for West
Tennessee. The application should give the
name OF the applicant, his posiofice address,
county and State; location of pond; name OF
nearest railroad station; nearest express
Office; name Of railrosdi area Of pond; char
acter of bottom; what other fish does il con-
tain, if any. Blank forms can be had at the
Office Of T. ]. Black, clerk of the Chsncery
Court Of this county.