Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Lookout for the missing storm.
-Wiggius's storm has been partial sue.
cess.
The concert tomorrow night should not
be folgotten.
Any body finding a storm will get
liberal reward by returning it to Virgins.
-Haverly's Minstrels gave their farewell
performance before monster house yester-
day afternoon.
The hess Opera Company will favor
Memphis with a return call for week, be-
ginning April 9th.
The Rev. Henry re oleman lectures here
March 10th, on "Freemasonry in the Holy
Land" to Master Masons.
The Hon. Fl. c. Caldwell, OF Arkansas,
presided with the Hon. E. S. Hammond in
the United States Court yesterday.
There was a eight fire in the rear Of
Chss. Kney's butcher-shop, on Beale street,
yesterday, but no appreciable damage wss
done,
George Ladeuberger aud Miss Ami
Conifrey, Robert Washington and Mrs F. A
Hill were granted marriage licenses yester-
day.
-Msdelina Trabucco yesterday fled bill
for divorce in the Circuit Court against her
husband, John Trabuceo, on the ground of
cruel treatment.
The stockholders of the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern railroad meet here
next month, on the %, to choose board OF
directors for the ensuing year.
The ferrybost John Overton will make
4 trip to Marion, Ark, this Sunday sfter-
noon, leaving the foot of Jefferson street al
2 o'clock. Fare for the round trip, 81.
The resolutions in menorian, of Junius
r. Greene were offered in the United States
Circuit and District Courts yesterday. Mr.
F. H. Heiskell presented the resolutions
with appropriate remarks.
AT The Linden street Christian church
the subject for morning services is sod
Fashioned Religion. What Was IT." Even
ing subject, "The Preaching and Preachers
for the Progress of all Ages"
The case OF Andrew Mcdonald, VIM.
Quinn and John Consodiue was called before
President Hadden yesterday, and each of
them we're required to give SIS forfeit, and
the cases were continued to Monday.
Clerk and master Black yesterday sold
one-haf interest in lot on Second between
Gayoso and Beale streets for $500 to John
Ross; tract Of land on Waldran avenue,
(six acres) 10 ]. L Goodloe, executor of R.
c. Briukley, for $l050.
The rattle for the life-sizei portrait of
the late Father Riordsn has been POSTPONED
until a sufficient number of tickets have been
sold. The picture is on exhibition at Nc.
Carthy's. 1t is rafled to raise money for a
monument to the deceased.
PROF. G. r. Cromwell will deliver a
number of art lectures in this city, begin
ming March 18th and continuing through
the entire week. These lectures will B.
illustrated with beautifully displayed Die.
lures. The professor is one OF the mott en-
PERTAINING lecturers on the boards.
Congress, before adjourning, made an
appropriation for the continuation of the
Postofhce and customhouse at Memphis of
$4,000, and for a marine hospital at Mem
phis, SIG, 900. Provision is also made ont
OF the general appropriation for furniture
and carpets for the new building at Memphis.
Judges Horrigan, Mcdowell. Pierce and
Eldridge have consulted over the sheriffaItv
question, and have come to the conc usion tb al
Justice Spelma an cannot be sheriff and msgis.
trate at the same time. Messrs. TAYLOR and
DuBose argued the contrary before the four
judges yesterday, but their opinion on fhe
matter remains unshaken. The question ac
cordingly arises wSp is sheriff, and how ia
Shelby county TO get,oos before the meeting
OF the County Court7
The -e1znagers of the PRESBYTERIAN
Benefit Concert had engaged Leubrie's
Theater for Tuesday, the 18Th instant, but
having learned that Gen. Lee could not
each here in time to meet his engagement