Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
POLICE PULLINGS,

SMALL. but orderly audience il alteedsucs,
WIZ. LEWIS, charged with vograncy, was
discharged
THERE we're about SIS many lawyers as Of
tenders on ths floor.
MIKE BURKE, white, dru and dis r.
DERBY, fined -, or elgh! days on tue garg.
ANN DUNN, whjts. charged with vsgrauoy
and neiaE drunk, was ordered cent 10 tn.
pooehoGse.
BEN HILBERT ard W. A. Bicb lord were
up Tor vIoiatisn OF tte etcrm water ordi-
eonc5 (nCgleciing to mrke under dr&ins from
hous.s 10 street guLters). Hilbert wss al
lowed three days aud Bedford five days to
comply with the law.
THE police docket was very light yes;er-
day morning, containing on y small off-n=es,
and the proceedings Of the court wrrs unia
IerestiOg, save little set to betweed a prose
cuiog wine and an attorney, wn ich was
promptly shut off by rap on the deal beard
from MS hoDor's gavel-ss
SEVERAL continued cls, were dispossd Of
Joseph Sptcht, violating health ordinance
| orch arged; P. G. MEATH, vioisting Sidewalk
ordinance, time extended to 80 h instant ;
Mr. Rocco, same ofense, discharged, haviog
complied; Mrs. c. Frederick, violating health
ordinance, foed s5; Mir. Sullivan, saGe
ofense, discharged; P b. Jouss, doing busi
pesa without license, further eouiinusuce
under the advice ita; be procure the q, s.
sary license.
"CALu Pat Kelly-sh, here you are, Pit
plain drunk is it, Par?" "Yis, sor." ''AlI
r,gAt, % Gail Joe Michel. Joe, voa were
drunk and disordyrly-<3. Whar! ua
mOosy-twelve DAYS. Let's hsve E l. T.
con. L'rcoIn, you are in for drunk syd
disorderly?" fYes, SIR, an' Us tie fret time
in my lie, sir" "And l hope you will IL axe
il your lsst-S2" Here, the change, sir,
] alTsys have it about M" You're Iuczy.
Call the next CAGE"
Mrs. WOODBRIDGE, colored vomsn liv-
log cot ia the sou hessern part OF the city,
vas % for creating a nuts incs BY throwing
wzsh-wster on tie street in such msna.r as
70 cause stsgnant holes of water. She plead
that il was done By her children, but the
couri held her responsible TO the amount of
% fine, with the edmonton that If it was
repeated ne penalty would be increased, but
II she would clean up sod put her premises IN
good sanitary Condition he might remit Il
part Of tbs hns. Her lawyer wanted 10
argue the Gaze, but his ellen, left the court
room apparently satisfied WITH The prospect
| OF getting some Of the IS back-al least
| enough TO psy lawyers fee.
BEN DORIS and wife Auuie, Pauliue Kelly
| srd Hsrry Walker, co'ored deuz .ns of The
Ecr side OF Winchester st.ee,, between
Main aud trout, were up for vagrancy and
dlsorderly. All but Henry Walker suc
| c.eded in presenting clearer record than
the charges Injured, and were allowed to 20,
SIth the warning to 90 10 work or iesvc
| town. The courts attention had been called
to the locality which they inhabited, and 1t
was determined to break it up. Henry
| Walker Was less fortunate. His vagrancy
was too well established, and it will lake q
| so note or eighty days service on the gang
10 satisfy the court. Henry's paper Picca-
| Oily Wiiied az he was ushered back into the
pen.
A VERY colored buck named Moore yas
| arrested some tine ago and fad $50 by
Judge MADDEN, on the charge OF drawing !
pistol on Mrs. Wolf, a grocery keeper. ia the
Wzldran block. His case was carried bsfor,
the Criainal Court, and he s5ecision Of th-
lower court reversed" and Moore escaped
Panishnspi. Yesterday be appeared 81 sl>s
osr OF poles justice, when Judge Hads.
do1k occasion TO lecture him, as fo1s-..
| NoW,-l want you TO understand ths
though you have escaped, l am .,s-a
you are guilty. They got YOU - - !.
clutches with ere o nem sw bvrar,es. on
come other kind o VAR - ~
got of. decided you to<h ,,;i,- bn,
! your friends thought / was ,rJonS about il