Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Auditing Board had $4,000 fled
with hem for funding yesterday.
The Historic Festival at Miss II gbee's
school will take place to day at 10 O'Clock.
-Fifiy-one dolisrs and 128 days we're
captured in the Police Court yestefd morn
ing.
Fer beating his wife with andsaw,
Justice Quigley cent Louis Sims 10 Jail yes
tsrdsy.
Mr.. Hugh A Hamilton has msde spnli-
cation for membership in the Cotton ES-
change.
The West Tenues ZEE Normal Institute,
" being held al Jackson, is a very decided
SUCCESS.
me hys,erica' Observation-Disclosures
young man, Thomas Jackson, is rapidly re-
covering.
The most brilliant couversationalist now
is he who can say most about the warmth Of
tbs weather.
This ia the season of carpet beating, and
from the police records it Is also the season
of wife beating.
Lawn tennis seems about to take ire
place If all other lawn sports-croquet and
archery not excepted.
Numerous private telegraph lines are in
operation in tho city, worked b. amateurs
VINO are lesrniug the business.
The closing exercises Of Mrs. Emma
fuckers school lake place next Friday
morning, beginnirs at 10 O'Clock.
The Second direct pavement is being
| laid al the rate OF a block every ten day.,
and will go steadily on until finished.
The prospects of the summer normal at
| Mott Esgle sTe quite fl ,ttering. A great
\ L.
sumpIs:.
] the boardinghousa at No. 81 Charles
| ton avenue wss robbsd esriy yesterday morn
ing About SIS was taken from a m lney-
drawer.
! Annie Crouin, who fed from the city to
escape arrest on a charge of stealing $40
from Goualryman, was arrested by Chief
Davis yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mre. Taylor, who reside on
Csusey street, were fiaed IS each in the Pc
| lice Court yesterday morning for ugly con-
duct toward Mrs. Ellis.
| Misses Jennie Montgomery, Minnie
Huu,er and Susie Greenwood are expected
10 take part iu ne musicale to-aitht at the
residence of Mrs. r c. Brinkley.
| Concert by the children Of Grace church
Industrial School, tonight at Moz lrt Hall.
| Jimmie Thompson, as "Priucs" in fairy ex-
travsgsnz'. Curtain rises at S:l5 O'Clock.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to Frank Med maid and Mrs. r becca Cal.
lowsy, John Wsters and Miss Ida Rawlings
Jerry Oven and Miss Fannie Wisemau.
The following NUN bers drew the capt. al
| prizss in the L1uisiaus lottery at NV o.
leans yesterday: No. %, 1Sl drew $4,000;
No 75,0CS $4,000; No. 81 1903 $50 10 this
city), $4,000
1t is officially announced that to prevent
| all complaials from .nnsy person, from
and after the 18Th instant, sooner or later
the city slop carts viii be sprinkled daily
with altar OF roses.
The olympic Park Driving CLUB will
entertain their visitors this evening" with
three well matched races. Arnold band
will furnish the music, and the horses will
start promptly at o'clock.
A herd Of several hundred cattle, col.
lectsd in the eastern portion of the coanty
wss driven through the city yesterday. The
drovers are vel! equipped for camping, anc
travel about twenty miles day.
The peace warrant csse against Mr.. F
ZmmermanU, which hsd been appealed by
defendant 10 the Criminal Couri, was de
cided 10 his favor yesterday. Judge Gree
dismissed the case without argument.
-Cspi. c. w. Stsitam, of Lynch burg, Va
funded his bonds IN person yesterday with
President MADDEN. He held iude biednes,
amounting to nearly $4,000, interest in
cludsd. the work of funding is going rig
along.
The idea of erecting, or giving serie,
Of concerts for the purpose of erecting,
monument TO the memory of the late jane.
kirkland IS gaining ground, ard it Is STATED
that a number Of amateurs and others havi
signIhed their willingness to take part
Maria Mscks, colored, was fined 81,
yesterday for keeping disorderly house OF
Poplar street near the msrkethouse, ans
August Lawson, Whit, and Martha Marshall