Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-13
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being disorderly in it.
The locomotives plying the tracks on
Tennessee street have a very unpleasant way
Of stopping in front of private residences
and pufiug and blowing for half an hour or
more. Its 4 nuisance loudly complained of.
Why don't the Board of Directors of
the Cotton Exchange petition to have the
block on Second street, between Madison and
South Court, paved with Asphalt? Il will
wear better and last lorger than cedar
blocks, is lees noisy, and almost az cheap.
Wilson Hinton, colored, a railway la
borer, was detected and arrested for trying to
impose forged orders for wages on Busby,
Toof & Co. Ia the Police Court yesterday it
was proven that he did not write the orders,
and did not know their character when be
presented them, and he was discharged.
The Board of Directors Of the Cstton
Exch 4nge have filed lengthy petition with
the Legislative Council praying that cedar
blocks be used for the paving OF Second
street in the vicinity OF the site of the new
Cotton Exchange building, the stone pave
ment being Objectionable on account OF the
noise Of the traffic on 1t.
-Iu the Criminal Court yesterday the
following were the proceedings: JEFF Cook,
order for mittim to Issue; L. h. Hartmus,
retired; s. G. Depsss, excused; Sallie Wolf,
false pretenses react Tor June 18th; Frank
McMnlier, attachment; Rachael Shaw, grand
larceny, retired; Frank Zimmerman, peace
warrant, dismissed, costs equally divided.
The remains of Capt. Gus Coleman, who
was drowned from his tug, the Tilds, seY-
Ell al weeks ago, were brought TO the city on
the Belle Memphis yesterday. The body
was found at point about twenty miles be-
\ Al. .F.t.S L., Il ~
will lake place from the residence of de-
ceased, 273 Poplar street, at 10 o'clock this
n,orning.
The Chattanooga Times SAYS: "The
Memphis gambler who was recently convict
ed under the new law, was paid, ii is said,
$4,000 TO make test of the constitutional
lily of The law, the sporting fraternity
throughout the Stete subscribing the money"
The truth of the old saw, "Ole must 60 away
from home TO learn the news" is thus
verified.
The higher classes OF the Christi ian Broth
ers' College will be examined from 8 70 IL 80
o'clock am, and from to 1880 O'Clock p.
m. as follows: June 18th, Senior Glasses
June 18th, Third Collegiate Class; June 18th,
Commercial Glass; June 20Ih, intermediate
Glass. The rem aiming classss will be ex-
ami1ed from to 11:3J o'clock am, and
'front.' to o'clock pm, in the following
order: June l4.h, Fret Prepar story Glass
June 18Th, Second and Third Preparatory
Glasses; June 2lst, Third Preparatory and
Primary Classes. the patrons and friends
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Gen. w. B. Hazen, Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, writes Commissioner McWhirter
in reply to his order ior fifty additional
Thermometers, rain gauges and other instru-
nee, ssary for the fail equipment of the Sig
nal Service corps ID Tennessee: Il regret 10
say that owing 10 the reduced appropriations
for the M aiutenance OF this service il is i'm
ersciicsbiei 10 rn5chase any more instruments
mems for ti.'ijltioD. 1t was hoped that
your Stae l. gls!ature would appropriate a
sudi heat AMOUNT for toe equipment OF al
| leasi 1aa etsti0n in eFeey county with in
| siruments, az " done "a Ohio
"A combination family pow.wow was in
course Of ioves,ig.iion az Justice Fieming'c
| late yesterday evening. Il seems that a Mrs
| C,liShaU, wac owns a boIse on South street,
| rsn ID room 10 me c +. Watson and his
| if. Cali ana got tired Of them and igave
| WAGON A to psy for m wing. Watson tool
| h IN ,ney gu isiied 10 move. Mrs. Gala
| hau gave Mrs Watson a FIRST class thrsshing
and spent the balsnoc Of her wrath on hei
HUBBY, giving hsSn a beating for being taker
! in. Wstson swore out peace warrant
! h-iOre Justice -uling agaIusL Uoth The Cai
4ahs am, aud scd Il a warrant for assault snC
battery against Mrs. Callahan. The lattel
had Watson arrested in his turn on polict
| warrant.
The following business was transacted
in the Circuit Court yesterday: Bond o
Clerk Joseph Unl, F. L. Warner, Georg
Scbmalzred and ]. j. Tanner suretles, ap
proved; Henry Luehrman ann was excused as
juror; Kate us james Haines, transferred t.
nou-jury docket; execution issued agains
plaintiff for costs in White Maydwell damag
suit; J. NJ. Goodbar Us. J. A. SouIhwortn
judg nent for plaintiff for S92; Pleas Smsi
Us. s. Lose nstein, judgment Tor plaintiff 70
$40; Brooks, Nicely & Co. Us. J ohm Dill, judg
i mess for plaiut # for $40, W. G. Ekuna j
I. Officer, continued to next term on appii
cation Of plaintiff; Margaret s. and Georg
E E.gleston Us. T. S. Mallory, sheriff ordere'
TO denver goods 10 the latter, the eui, goini
| by default.