Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Alter the FestiHal-what?

After the Festival-what?
Another lecture By DR.. Mayo is in pros
pect.
NANCY curs and lock- jaw hounds infest
North MeBphis.
The crest Festival continues 10 be lead
ing topic Of conversation.
The Flower Mission this morning at 80
Jefferson street, at 80 o'clock.
The thermometer fell 20 within six de-
grees OF the frost line yesterday morning.
-Whitew sshing, calcimiaing, and house
and yard decorations are the order Of the day.
Delightful Weather-too much so 10 fact
for the farmers, who sigh for warmer nights.
The cass Of Ferguson agsins! Dent was
called in the United States Court yesterday.
The etraS berry has a place at every
table now that il is the cheapest luxury in
the market.
-Buttou-hoIe bouquets are fashionable.
Flowers are not yet plentiful enough for
greater display.
Most of those who came in TO attend
the concerts have returned home, though
many yet remain.
The chain gang is at work rounding up
and grsdieg Ssfarans street. 1t numbers
twelve nen and boy.
Char Gerry Court was IN session part OF
yesterday. The regular calendar was called,
bu. nothing Of Importance transpired.
A number of disrepu able females were
fl ned So ard coats by Judge Greer yesterday.
Tae costs in each case are about S13.
The Criminal Court calendar for to-day
is Haywood Desmukes, $50; Dan Fleming,
159; Ella Barlow, 1856; Mary Joues, $50.
Like Ships Upon the Sea, by Frances
Cleaner Trollope, is the latest in twenty
cent edition al Mansford's, 298 Main street.
There will be a general meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association at the
Cumberland church, on Friday evening at
O'Clock.
-Workmen were busy on the custom house
yesterday, and the prospect OF its early GEM
pletien is much more hopeful thar il has
| ever been.
Real estate transfers filed il the regis
ter's Office show steady rise 10 The value OF
real estate, and the activity OF the market
increases constsnlly.
There will be no rehearsal OF the No.
Fart chorus this evening. ALI persons having
| bills against the Mozart Society will present
| them to The secretary.
The registers office is the only live
place about the courthouse after dark. The
entire force of the Office is kept busy until 10
or IL O'Clock ct night.
The h1odlum- who coDgregste on the
! he grounds of the Poplar street market every
evening" should be run TO-" Their obscene
| largusge is unhearabie.
! Commissioners we're appointed BY The
Prostate Court yesterday to set sside years
| allowance for the widow OF Gus Coleman
| His estate is valued at $4,000.
| An application for a charter for the
Bluff City Stove Works was made yesterday
by Messrs. II. Wetter, w. I'll. Robinson, L
| Tiff Risk, Napoleon Hill and c. c. Helm.
| An agreed case to test the constitutional
| iiy of the gambling act will be argued before
Judge Greer to-day, By Col. George init
! Hon. J. L. Vertrees aud Col Casey Young.
in the suit OF Z. F. Looney rs. Thomas
O'Conner, decided in the Chancery Court Of
Davidson county, on Monday, an appeal t.
the Supreme Court has been taken by the de-
PENDANTS.
A marriage license..was issued yesterday
"a q. Alexander and Mrs. Tennessee Tay
Tor. heth of Arkansas, and they were spliceC
before leaving the County clerks Office, 3,
Justice Mofiei.
The military spirit seems to be On th,
vane, and Upton ceases to influence tbs
tactics of the gilded youth. The Broom