Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-20
LUCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dust disagreeable.
Collars are willing.
Fans are futteriDg.
Dogs must decamp.
Everything is lively but the tombstone
trade.
NO appointments by the Probate Court
yesterday.
The summer street cars are doing live
ly business.
"A new term of the Criminal Court be-
gins tomorrow.
An unlicensed peddler was taken in yes
terday by the law.
The official dog poisoner will begin the
grand rounds Monday.
-Mansford received Las! night full line
of residing material for Sunday.
The Criminal Court allowed S3I so yes-
terdsy for boarding the Pfoudft jurors.
"A marrisge license was issued yeste rday
TO VIM. Meehan and Miss Amanda AlIidge.
The Auditing Board issued 500, $50 bonds
yesterday in liquidation of the old city debt
MIR. Jewell, who has the city street force
in charge, is doing much and excellent work.
The drives in Winchester Cemetery will
be worked by the chain-gaug one day this
week.
Mr.. John c. McNulty hss been made
clerk of the Police Court and secretary to
Chief Davis.
Eight dollars cash and 200 days on the
gang was the footing OF yesterdays Police
Court deal.
"A divorce ia ssked by Michael McCarty
from his wife, Frederick, whom he accuses of
faithlessness.
The LADIES' Library Association will
meet on Monday at 4:30 o'clock pm, al the
Odd Fellows Library.
"A man on Madison street called Brown
yesterday and nineteen men turned around
TO see what was wanted.
Tom Avant, the colored supernumerary
who allowed Dan Fleming, a prisoner, to es-
cape, was "6red" yesterday.
1t would take a ysrdstick to measure
the couniensuces of the Monroe street Othel-
lo7, whose occupations gone.
The twenty-eighth anniversary of the
German Benevolent Society is TO be cele-
bra,ed at E,tival Park tomorrow.
The grand jury ignored the second bill
against MrP. Ella Ennis, charging assault
with pistol upon DR.. III. w. Purnell.
AT the Exposition building yesterday
evening the little children with their huffy
dresses resembled cloud of gaudy butterflies.
The churches will open to-day at the
usual hour, and the train will leave for the
fishing grounds in Arkansas on schedule
time.
Judge MADDEN yesterday entered new
classification of misdemesnor on his docket
"tryiug to maintain himself without due
process Of laW."
Judge Hatden yesterday issued his
customary Sunday orders 10 the police in
relation TO baseball playing within the cor
porate limits.
"A motion for new trial in the case of
DR.. Fl. W. Puruell, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was oyerruled, and an
appeal was taken.
-Lush Brown and Elijah Ford, unprofes-
sional b'seballers, took an appeal yesterday
from verdict finding them guilty of general
disorderly conduct.
"A mad dog was killed in the front yard
of st. Agnes Academy, yesterday morning.
large number of the pupils were on the
grounds at the time.
Three years 10 the penitentiary ia the
doom Of Henry Bell, alas Smell, a colored
mule stesler. Bill is also wanted in Missis-
sippi for horse stealing.
"A correspondent who desires to know
how much Theodore Thomas received for
his services at the Festival, is respectfuIIy
referred to the Mozarts.
One hundred aud ninety nine $1,000
FllppIn compromise bonds passed under the
Auditing Boards stamp yesterday. The Sec
rotary had his hands full.
DIR. J. VIM. Jones, OF Richmond, Va.
has been asked 10 deliver his famous lecture
on "fhe Boys in Gray" next Tuesday even
ing al Central Baptist church.
ID. c. Cogdell, of Granbury, Tex has
written Chief Davis inquiring for II. Nc
Kinzie, who was heard OF here in 1850. There
is fortune, more or less, waiting for him.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the church
OF the Good Shepherd will give a select social
entertainment at the residence of Mr. Henry
James, 100 Court street, next Tuesday even.
ing.
The mechanics of the city are urged to
make some contribution in labor to the
building of the Public Library, by whose
establishment they cannot fail to be bene-
fitted.
RESOLUTIONS of respect for the late Judge
Horrigan, recently passed by the bar, were
presented TO the Criminal Court BY Attorney
General Turner yesterday and ordered spread
on the minutes.
Annie Woman, eolored, was in, charged
with stealing gold ring. She satisfied The
Court that the ring had been given to her by
another party, who no doubt was the thief,
and she was dischsrged.
DIR, Sinclair, Of this city, read paper
on the mature and Treatment of Malienant
Growths In the Ese,n before the West Ten.
nessee Medical Association, at q meeting re.
Gently held at Paris, Tenn. =
For violating the four.nile law G.