Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-07
c PARAGRAPHS.

-Charcary Court to-day.
Indebtedness amounting TO $4,000 was
filed for funding yesterday.
"A dog %fancier, well equipped and with q
knowledge Of his business, would do a good
trade in MemphiS.
Several fresh arrivals from China were
seen on the streets yesterday, dressed in the
celes ial regimentals.
BY a collision at Middleton, yesie~'
couple Of cars were shake" 49,,
man hsa MS k%ee knocked out of Joint.
delightful picnic, given for the benefit
OF the telegraphic strikers, was ehioyed at
E'tiVal last night, and yielded a handsome
sun.
Those who have enough patriotism left
IN these degenerate days to feel an interest in
the public welfare will ind something 10 in
terest them in another column.
The Macsronians went down on an ex-
curt Sunday. 1t was a very unique affair in
its way, and will be lopg remembered by
these VINO attended. Unique is a good word.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Laurence Mulloney and Melissa johnson,
Richard Smith aud Sallie G.. SSipwith, j..
w. Sherman and Mollie ]. Murphy, J.. I.
Gentry and Eloise Barbiere.
BlAHOucIry WHO CduuOL pay Ilelf
fines and cannot BE- put at work on The chain
gang, are accommodating fast at The station
house, where there are now two cells cram
tull. What to do with them is a problem.
st. Peters church was crowded 10 over
flowing last Sunday evening, when "Mczart's
Twelfth Mass" was grandly rendered by the
chair in honor OF St. Dominic. Bishops
Rademacher, Gallagher and Fitzgerald Of
fclated.
"A man named C. H. Green assaulted a
email boy by the name of Joe McGhee in the
presence OF John McGinty, Sunday, when
the latter hauled away and hoored him, for
which both were fined s. each, while the lad
was discharged.
Previous 10 the "rise of the curtainn
yesterday, the president announced that Sec.
ond street was now open for traffic, and in
structing the police TO turn all heavy bust
ness on that street, 30 as to have Main street
last through this winter, if possible.
-D'puty.Sherif Hancock arrested Will
Williams yesterday on two charges OF house
breaking. He broke into the house of Henry
johnson, on Eeale street, on July 18th, and
again on the 29.h, stealing a ham, a sack of
flour and some clothing. He was bound over
by Justice Fleming.
1t was a very cool Sunday-uncomforta-
bly, SO, because nobody was prepared for j..
Fires were built in a good many dwellings
and closed windows were ali the fashion.
The skies during most of the day were of a
leaden hue and looked more like those of
bleak December than suitry August.
"A dog belonging 10 Rear Admiral J. c..
Connor broke loose from his mooripss | st
evening and in his frantic gyrations for lib
erty carried away, attached to his dangling
chain, a gate from the premises of r. E.
Koran, who lives at % johnson avenue.
Gate and dog have wholly disappeared.
-Complsint is made of the dangerous
condition Of the plank wax on Thornton
avenue, between Carroll avenue and Ala
bama street. A great portion of the railing
has been carried away either by Sy Clone,
Harry Clone or some of The Clone family.
Besides, some of the plank have been blown
away by the-negroes-twin mother-in-law
TO the cyclone family. 1t should be attended
to Immediately. A word to t~he-epgineer is
sufficient.
"A sly old chicken-thief named Gabriel
Sullivan was caught stealing from S. A. King,
at Raleigh, at s o'clock Sunday night, tried
and bound over in half an half an hour by
Justice Coleman, in an improvised court
room, and in half an hour more was fairly
on his way to the Jail at Bartlett. The vet
eran pullet-puller thanked the 'squire for
the "neatness and dispatch" with which he
had disposed of his case, and went his way.
Before Justice Fleming, yesterday, Har-
riet Stewart was bound over Tor cutting sn
ugly cash in Tom Johnson's head, with a
piece OF iron, atout a banjo, which he was
trying TO borrow from a neighbor who played
it for her benefit. August johnson, who re-
fused to allow Efie Skaters to stand on his
raft and catch catfish out OF the muddy deep,
was obliged to take her in charge at last.
She was finally discharged. De%puty-Sherif
Hancock made the arrests.
For the third time n. Keeling, a sand
hauler, was taken before Justice Coleman
yesterday, charged with cruelty treating his
mule. "Pll fine you $50" said his honor.
Great goodness, 'squire, take the mule at
once" interrupted Keeling, and, the Judge
continued, land pn hold up $40. That is
the best L can do. You have been before me
three times now on the sam charge Thar