Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

| -Watermeons are still plentiful.
| The death list is still remarkably lew.
| The school-book season is upon the book
stores.
| The dramatic season opens with the
/ minsi rels.
Henry ]. Lynn will make an excellent
school visitor.
| &C. NJ. Mason, C. R. Stewart and ]. II.
| Alsop qualified as deputy sheriffs yesterday.
| The small boys are happy. Two min
strel companies and two circuses have done
the business.
| VIM. r. Moore's name was not men
| toned before the Republican Convention
Saturday.
| -Marrisge licenses were granted yester-
day to J. B. Fleming and Annie E. Coleman,
| w. H. Kelly and Susie England.
| B. C. Bledsoe qualified as justice OF the
peace yesterday; J. L. Talley, w. FL. Mack,
S. Ward and James Gift as constables.
The Washington county Miss Fair
Association will give three days racing, at
Greenville, on the 9TH, Sth and 9th OF No.
vember.
The Young Boys Literary Society was
organized a few days ago with the following
| officers: Leon Sonfeld, president; Moses
Levy, vice-president; Aaron Greenwald, Sec
| retary.
The Board OF School Visitors did good
| thing last night in raising the salary OF lis
secretary In most cities men occupying
| similar positions receive about $4,000 per
year.
| All old Mexican soldiers who are going
to Nashville are requested to meet at DIR.
Powells office, No. 81 South Court street, at
O'Clock this evening, equipped as the law
| directs.
President Hadden remarked yesterday
that he was beginning to feel like Wild
Young blade already. Mrs. Hsdden left
Tor New York with her sister yesterday
morning.
| Wesley McGann was up before Presi-
dent Hadden yesterday for cutting negro
named Evans in nine places. He was or
dered TO be held to see how Evans would
come out.
| Colonel Dick Capers and Major Tom
Flanagan are getting up the Orange Blossom
Connubial Association. It's attractive name
has the warmest Endorsement OF Judge j I'M
ME Hunter.
George Mcpherson, colored, yesterday
| brought suit in the Circuit Court Tor oh
yorce from his wife, Frances Mcpherson, OF
| the ground Of abandonment and adultery
with a colored brother named Zsb Davis.
Officer Randolph presented four youths
William Nsgle, Dan Falvey, Charles Jack
son and Steve Osborne before President Had
: den Yesterday. They had been found sleep
ing out. One had run away from Atlanta
another from New Orleans, another iron
Nashville and the last from Springfield, Mo
, They were discharged.
The September term OF the Circui
Court will open Monday, September 18th
All the divorce cases on the trial docket viii
| be set for the first Monday in October, an
Z other divorce cases which may be ready 70
hearing may be heard that day. After tina
day the non-iury cases will be taken up /
regular order.
! The police have instructions to arrest
gang of small boys who frequent the corne
. Of Mccall and Main streets, after dark, an
: | throw mud and stones at the passengers l
: street-cars Yesterday evening little DO
passenger wasstruck by a rock thrown by on
OF the crowd, and seriously injured. A wori
J house is badly needed in this city.
: The Mozart Society propose to estai
lish an orchestra, which is to be a part {
. the society. In order TO carry this out
y will be necessary to have instructors In th
i | various instruments and it would not
: surprising if frst-clsss conservatory wei
% | the outcome. The coming of Prof. Dowr
a | here has had most salutary effect upon IL
" musical culture of this city. Let the GOO
work go on.
Il
with Thatcher, Primrose and Vests Mi
strels. On the 25th Cinderella will be pr
duced. The regular season begins Octob
I'd with Callender's Minstrels. Mr.. Frat
10 Gray will be manager, Mr.. Robert Your
treasurer, Mr.. A. j. McLendon doorkeepe
" Captain J. G. Handwerker leader of orche
ira and Mr.. Howell Robb assistant treasure
10 The bo1ofice will be neatly enaconced
= Hollenberg's.
D, The new fire Limits of the City begin
: low-water mark, Wolf river, and run dl
~ east 10 the alley north of Auction stree
thence southeast to Fifth street; then
Dr. south on a straight line to the intersectiC
re of Wellington and Madison; thence wi
Wellington south to a point where the ALI
l. south Of Calhoun would intersect Wellin
i ton: thence west with the center line OF Il
alley to low-water mark of the Mississip
ID river, and thence with low-water marx
re the beginning.
Or What the public wants is not elap-tri
RS defeuses of the marital and natal association
in the form of gIittering generalities, but Z
ye 6yures-the receipts and disbursement
In They want it in this style:
III Receipts. Disbursements
at limitations 10 AgenIs------.--
o Dues.
q Assess1nents........-. Rent, light and fuel