Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-09

with several children to support; that he
never provided for her during the time they
lived together, aud one occasion refused TO
make any arrangement for the burial OF one
of their little ones.
The urbane ticket seller OF the Mczsris,
Mr.. Frank Gray, wakes more smilingly good
humored ss the demands for tickets continue
to increase. The great sales yesterday far
exceeded these OF the day before.
"A daughter of Gen. Nathaniel Greene
Of revolutionary lame ia buried in Winches-
ter Cemetery. She was the wife of g Mr..
Atwood, OF North Carolins, and died here in
1928, while visiting the family Of DR.. Wyatt
Christian.
"a solitary 6ve-dollar bill and sixty
days on the gang-well, that's a poor pan
out for an hour and a half on this bench"
~soliloquized his honor OF the Police Court
yesterday morning as he showed the sHeg
down in his pants packets.
1--WE never compound felony by return
ing stolen money with the view TO suppress-
iug a case against our client" exclaimed a
police barrister yesterday. "No," replied the
Court, don't understand me to accuse you Of
ever giving up money on any account"
The Waterman of the Carver gin work.
reports that an unknown man made an at
tempt 10 fire the building about 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. The Waterman inter-
rupted the scheme, and the miscreant struck
him on the head with a brick and escaped.
BY consent Of the power that be, Station
house Keeper Charley Ssltmarsh will put
up an awning in front of that tabernacle
this morning. He was compelled to promise
that be would in no way mar the frescoes
nor deface the cornices of the walls Of that
elegant structure.
The beautiful forty-eight-page libretto
OF the Mozart Music Festival, giving a full
description OF each piece on the programme,
is an indispensable adjunct to a thorough
enjoyment of the music. For sale by all
booksellers, and by Frank Gray st the box
office, Mansfield's drug store.
81 had rather handle a dozen plain
DRINKS than one of these long-winded ~csses,"
said Judge Hadden yesterday. II accuse a
man of being drunk, he frankly acknowl-
edges the corn, l say Sand there's an end
OF it. l am happy because tie over, so is he
because it is no worse. See?"
-Naterick and Pathaniel were at tooth.
pick points during the sitting of the Police
Court yesterday morning. One accused the
| other Of addressing his oratorical flights TO
the ear of the press, while the other charged
that his accuser came from Cork, which was
all that could be said of him that was cred
liable.
-"Well, the audience is not so large, but
l will try 10 make the proceedings of this
court as interesting as usual. l had as soon
| play to empty benches as to an audience
taxing my auditorium 10 its fullest capac-
ity." That wss the oratorioal overture BY
his honor OF the Police Court yesterday
morning.
Orders from excursion parties for tickets
to the Mozart Music Festival were PLACED
yesterday for New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Bayou Sara, Natchez, Vicksburg, Greenvilie
Little Rock. This in addition TO single or,
ders from quite q large number of other ant
disispt cities.
said Judge Hadden at the openirs
of cour, yesterday morning. 81 didn'
sleep much last night attended
a wooden wedding, and 1 tell you 1 nevel
enjoyed myself as much In my life. BY th'
way, my tin wedding will come off pretty
soon, and / must begin thinking up the pre-
parations. Ive made up my mind to aitenc
every party / can get an invitation to here
after. | lost a good deal of sleep, but M
gracious! | had lots O. fun"
Under instructions Of the Accammcda
ton Committee the policemen of the city
have been furnished with proper blanks and
will call upon househoulders to obtain in
formation as TO their willingness and abilit,
TO accommodate and entertain ~visitors at the
Mozart Music Festival. II would expe
dite the formation of a complete register Of
ali boarding houses and private parties
willing, for the occasion, TO take Que or NOR,
guests if they would promptly fill and re
turn these lists when called upon. We wisI
every stranger TO our city to be properly ant
comfortably cared for.
Lizzie Clark il evidently a mighty bac
girl. She it was who, several days ago, spill
Pleas. SmalPs skull nearly in twain with
spade, for which che was sent to Jail b,
Judge MADDEN. But he was surprised yes
terday morning TO behold her ebon-hnec
countensnce peeripg over the railing Of tn,
Police Courtroom. 1t developed that Lizzit
was on a bum Monday night, and Office
Dean discovered her on the war-patb, appar
emily looking for some one to hurt. Discov
ering that her clothes fit her too we'll, b,
pulled her, bat in doing SO found the bss
girl armed With \ rocket-knife, which sb,
threatened 10 use on the officer. She wa
taken in, however, and perhaps prevented
from committing some deed that would have
got her into worse trouble than the $40 I'm,
assessed agains! her for being disorderly and
proving after hours. When led back int
the pen she howled out all manner OF threati
of vengeance against Officer Bssn, and final
Iy had to be placed IN the cooler wherl
she could enjoy a quiet tstssa tets with tb,
walls and herself.