Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A fine day yesterday.
Christmas comes on space.
Give US a merry Christmas.
The marital procession continues.
The hunting season has been immense
The White Slare will be here December
18th.
The stores containing holiday goods are
thriving.
President MADDEN took in sweet Sic
yesterday.
Accidents will happen on the best regu-
lated railroads.
The rolling stock of the railroads is mol
half large enough.
John League was made administrator Of
Sam Banks yesterday.
Elias Keck was made executor of Alex
ander Keck yesterday.
Judge Eldridge has adjourned the Bart.
lett Court for the term.
The sale of seats for the Rice Surprise
Party begins Monday.
-Pdtienee was given before a good audi.
ence yesterday afternoon.
The Rice Surprise Party begin their en-
gagement Wednesday night.
B. F. Ball was appointed administrator
of John r. Collins yesterday.
Horn Lake road, south of Castex's cor
ner is said TO be very dangerous.
-Emigrsnis are constantly passing
through the city in large numbers.
The Thermometer predicated wind and
rain for to-day. Can the thermometer lie?-
The Jersey Lily will in all likelihood
shed her fragrance on the desert air of
Memphis.
Della Thatcher was appointed admins
iratrix of George r. Thatcher BY Judge Ell
bridge yesterday.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals ought to be more liber ally en-
couraged than it is.
I'm the United States Court yesterday
decree was entered in the case of Sutro and
NeWmark Us Podesta.
The will OF Alexander Keck was pro-
bated yesterday. He leaves his properly 10
his brothers children.
Louis Fusz yesterday obtained a iudg-
ment in the United States Court against the
Taxing District for $5s05.
The iron for the roof of the custom.
house has arrived, and it is now anticipated
that there will be no further delays.
Clerk and Master Black sold fifteen
acres of land near the poorhouse on the old
Raleigh road, 10 Pat Kallaher for S25 per
acre yesterday.
Judge Horrigan RENTED $3.50 Of L. H.
Bells fine yesterday. Mr.. Bell is the Nash
1ille man who lost several bets to Mr..
ioodbar, of this city.
Charlie CLARK had two ribs broken in
he Chesapeake and Ohio accident, and |
here is a possibility that d. c.. Slaughter
Fas internally injured.
The railroads running north have been \
o busy that they have had to refuse to re-
Give any more cotton until Tuesdsy. They |
re several days behind
criminal Court yesterday on account of
title difficulty some time ago with Editor
'ichols, of the Avalanche.
Yesterday DIR. MADDEN fined a man *
Or stealing the name of John Smith.
The Smiths must be protected remarked
be eloquent dispenser Of justice.
Margaret Dolan has sued the Louisville
nd Nashville railroad in the Circuit Court
, recover $4,000 damages for the killing
her husband in November, 1881.
Wilson, the colored chap who
He'd Frank Russell, the grocer, will be
led Monday in the Criminal Court. One
1ndred and seventy-6ve jurors have been
dered.
The Memphis Jockey Club YESTERDAY
iopted preliminaries looking TO the spring
ces. Committees were appointed and
her arrangements made which gives the
surance OF splendid meeting. Dates
ave not yet been agreed upon.
Marriage licenses we're granted yes,erdsv
the following: Jack Brown and Lucy
mmons, Rieiy Ross and Sallie Ellen Bogard.
I'm Q. Nusom and Mrs. Amanda J. Holnes
!. d. Berry and Rozstta Davis. Richard
III and Katie Hill, A. g. Kiersky and Mrs
Ia Michaels.
MIR. Joe Hessen, who lives .ev.,.l n,u
rtheast OF the city, was visited hy hI.cL
rgiar night before last. He attempted N
eak into Mr.. Hessen's building. but ,bs
ter was awakened by the noise and In
'dIately procured his gun. His. ain,
'ved 60 true that the negro died the pext
rning.
"A meeting OF the stockholders of the
mPhis Bar and Law Library Association
held yesterday. VIM. ". Randolph
nry 4. Eilet, Z. E. Myers, L. Lehman
d. Dudley Frsyser were chosen directors.
E new Board of Directors meet Tomorrow
elect president, vice-president, ssere- n
, ard treasurer.
The following is the report of T.H
as. inspectina officer of the Society. for q
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals for
vember: "0VerIoaded vehicles unlo.JsS
lame, sore and disabIed horse. and ,nnIs, r
eyed, 80; children rslisSed and bomes u
en- them, 5; COWS relieved, 4; total CASE.
OF ths above cases il was pecesssrv 10 N
sst nine Persons, all of whom were fined "
Starving horse was shot At the reouest
reporter visited Garfield Orphan
'lum; found no cruelty, bat great need. / %
I'm thanks 10 'reporter'-ii is great az
ance 10 hear reports from ali classes and ne
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