Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Pers0ns leaving the city can have the
DAILY APPEAL sent 10 them at 81 per
month.
The name of the new park will be
Hadden Park.
IF. NJ. Cogswell Gays he is the father, not
the stepfather, of Mrs. Dickens.
Robert Carr and Ella Weaver got a
license to marry yesterday.
If the cool weather continues, the ice
house will have to go in mourning.
R. ii. Wildberger was appointed adj
minisrator of w. P. Mitchell yesterday.
The German Casino river excursion
comes off Monday evening, July Oath, at 8
o'clock.
Captain Charley Smith, owing to his
appointment as commissioner, resigned as
deputy sheriff.
Commissioners were appointed yesterday
to set apart years allowance for the widow
of DR.. w. d. Hall.
When will the Citizens Committee Of
Sixteen make their report 10 the people upon
the settlement of the city debt?
The two rife clubs will shoot for the
medal to-day at Oatmoor. Tho bus leaves
Esquire Quigley's at 1915 o'clock.
1T is to be hoped that no csptious objec-
lion will be made to President Hadden's be-
The residence of Mrs. Mccarthy, the last
aud most irresistible relic of Happy Hollow,
succumbed yesterday to the progress of the
age.
The Low-tax party held big ratifca.
ton meeting at Lucarini's grocery yesterday.
Three people were present, beside the candi-
dates and speakers.
-Esquire Elliott, the Democratic candidate
for reelection as magistrate in the Four
teenth district is almost certain TO be victo-
rious. He is one OF the most capable of the
magistra tes. and has been for twelve years.
President Hadden has already made ar
engagements to have trees planted on the
Chickasaw Bluff in the fall. He calculates
that in year they will have grown enough
to furnish shade to considerable extent
during the day.
Two of the courthouse High-tax men
are going to put out another tisket They
are looking out for a blue-eyed blonde to
catch the Scandinavian element. Tom Flana-
gan says three elements are wanted to insure
its success-an Irish brogue, sweitzer sand
witch, and colored smell.
The baseball game played in Knoxville
Thursday between the Eckfords, of this city,
and the Condops, of Knoxville, resulted in
an easy victory Tor the latter, the score being
ten to four. The Eckfords we're unfortunate
in having some OF their best men disabled
during the progress of the game.
Those who are interested in seeing good
racing here, ought TO come up promptly.
When Paducah, KY, heard of the prepare
tions Memphis was me king, she raised $4,000
for four days racing in August. III anything is
10 be done, it will have to be done in fifteen
days. II will not do for Memphis to let this
thing alp from her grasp.
Ever since Acknowledgement Turner has |
returned to the Democratic fold he has been |
in a tunefulframe Of mind. The result is q |
song, copy of which has been forwarded to |
the APPEAL 1t is inscribed TO Miss Matte |
Dunlap, of Nashville, and is entitled "a |
Home in Your Heart Words BY G. P. NJ. |
Turner; music by John 7. Rutledge.
Bingham & billiard have Just gotten |
up three very funny caricatures. The first |
represents a high stepping rooster, dressed in |
the uniform of the Chickasaw Guards, going |
ont TO tackle the Porter Rifles. The second |
shows the rooster wrestling with bottle of |
Porter. The third shows the Chickasaw |
Rooster triumphant, the bottle Of Porter !
proving nothing but gas. The three pictures
are very cleverly photographed.
Yesterday Miss Hattie Paul, editress of |
the Scimetar, sued out a warrant against Mr. |
81. p. Ricketts,, the journalist, charging hum |
with feloniously, maliciously and clandes-
timely taking into his possession one of her |
pictures, which said picture was in her ]