Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Where, o where, is the snow?
Judge Jarnagin held court in CHANGER,
Yesterday

HHeIeJ " HHeIej Is lne snow!
Judge Jarnagin held court in CHANGER,
yesterday.
Don't you wait
But vaccinate.
Yesterday was payday for the police
and fremen.
Tonight Ny Geraldine will be presented
at the Theater.
Heaven overhead and hades underfoot
characterizes yesterday.
AT the council meeting Friday the river
front matter will be discussed.
-Gabe Price got six months from the
Criminal Court yesterday for stealing hides
Wallace Bartree received six months
sentence from Judge Horrigan yesterday for
stealing dress.
| The APPEAL is informed that Fanny
( Davenport has cancelled eight weeks of her
engagement with Joe Brooks.
The Criminal Court will hear the mo-
ton for new trial in the Robert Ross case
tomorrow, and will then adjourn for March.
In the case of j. A. London U.s. John r.
tlippin, yesterday, a verdict was returned
| for the defendant in the United States Court
John Rock, an Italian, was presented
before Judge MADDEN yesterday on the charge
Of beating his wife. He had only been mar
RED about week.
Mrs. Chanfrau, a pleasing actress.
played to poor houses here, and even Exit,
the Arkansas Traveller" was not welcomed
as he should have been.
Marriage licenses were granted Yesterday
to Louis Wilson and Katie Bell, David
johnson and Georgiana Demulh, Frank
Martin and Katie Smith, Frank May hew and
Ida Ingram.
james Carr, passenger agent of the |
Louisville and Nashville railroad, got a |
III t.lN S. II
very sick, and he left last night to go to his
bedside.
In the Taxing District cases in the
United States Court a trial by Jury was
waived yesterday, there being no matter for
a jury except the computing OF the interest.
which will take some three weeks or more.
1t is said that the active president of the
Taxing District, Mr.. MADDEN, transmitted
the following message over the telephone
yesterday to the station: "Have fine of SIS
entered; no, hang III l mean send police
man down to my Office. 1 want him."
"A meeting of the Cotton Exchangeshas
been called for the purpose of protesting
against the proposed increase of duties on
cotton-ties. The meeting will be held Satur-
day evening, when the committee on the
river front protection scheme will also make
report.
Mr.. j. NJ. Heating, managing editor of s
The APPEAL, was arrested in New York yes
erday on libel suit brought by Joseph |
Brooks, the theatrical manager Mr.. Keat- s
ng promptly gave bond for $4,000 for his /
appearance. We refrain from comment till /
We receive full particulars of the affair t
"A colored deacon of an Arkansas church f
vas requested by his pastor to come to Mem d
,his and get out licentiate's license yester- n
lay. When the deacon struck Deputy Clerk I
thea he delivered his message thus: 81 {
rants to get licentious license" He was u
informed by the Titanic Hibernian that he Il
idn't keep that kind OF house. n
% symphony of tangled hair, Il
clarion of braZen check, u
. green and gray, that silent speak! CT
hearts in blue and gold despair! h
bloOd-red mouth that CLEANS apace L
And stalks across an am 'rous waste te
Of darkness by black silence chased ir
sound of Sunlight in a face i
yellow stars lone roundeiay TO
The rose-tint OF my lady's signs, n
The tunefulness of amber skies
The CLINT of perfume in the Mayi Pl
The fugIe OF fair and languoIous limbs IN
The coda of the gancing feet, a.
The crimson crash when bosOms meet III
Then pale, blue light OF evening hymns,
Poesy OF Deadly Sins. M
Let words and passions wildly mix; =
The Soulful Bard disdains to fix Ii:
Where color ends and Sound begins OW! be