Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Criminal Court Friday.
Juvenile concert al NJ zart Hall last
night.
The farmers are complaining OF too
much Gin.
The regular summer hegira has 10. yet
fairly bsgun.
- No business WIS transacted ia the Cir
cult Court yesterday.
-Eatertaiaing musicale at Mrs. E c.
Brinkiey's last evening.
Indebtedness amounting TO $3.50 so was
filed to be funded yeste ;5sy.
The lover of litigation will find some
thing to interest him IN another column.
Fifty six days work 'fell TO the bank"
at yesterday mornings Police Court deal.
The bulk of the business Of the doctors
now is furnished by The stale vegetable VEN
der.
Officer Headerick sang his lullaby to a
light docket al the SQUAD OF the Police Court
gong yesterday.
The picnic of the Strangers' church will
take place to-day at Fiizgibbon's Grove, Ii
will not be postponed.
Judge Pierce opened and adjourned the
Chancery Court yesterday. Chancellor Mo
DoWell is expected to arrive tonight.
The Committees on Celebration from the
various lodges Knights of Honor, will meet
at the Peabody tonight at O'Clock.
Licenses to marry were Issued yesterday
10 David Forriou and Miss Winnie Jones,
w. t. Luut and Miss Nellie Lee Barrow.
The argument in the Gaze of the Law
Library Us. Bigelow was heard by Judge
Greer yesterday and taken under sdyisement.
Cars leaving the Grand United Oder Of
Odd Fellow (colored) picnic at Estivsl were
crowded az late as o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The textbooks now IN the hands Of the
various constables will be returned Ss'ur-
day, after which additional penalties will
accrue.
1t was stated yesterday that Jim
Buchanan, the black brute WHO cut little
newsboy in The foot few days ago, had been
captured.
Judge MADDEN pocketed $50, the pro.
ceeds Of yesterday morning's Police docket,
singing in seni-recit alive tones Come thoa
fount of every blessing"
1t was a mean-qpirited man who went
off with Deputy McKeon's umbrella yester-
day and left him TO expose his Wax-like
complexion to the weather.
Carrie Walker. colored, wss sent up to
the Criminal Court from the Police Court
yesterday charged with stealing articles of
clothing from her employer.
The Greenwood Club have postponed
their regular meeting until Monday, the
18th instant, on account OF exercises at the
State Female College tonight
1t is stated that upon the completion of
the Tennessee Southern railroad, from Mem
phis to New Orlesns, The mail which now
goes by river will then go By rail.
The pupils of Miss Higbee's school en-
tertsined number Of their friends and rela-
lives yesterday with deliDeations of the
principal characters in American history.
"A telegram was received by Chief Davis
from Knoxville, yesterday, stating thst
Julius Douglass, alas John Brown, had been
captured by the city marshal Of that place.
-Jobauna Plummer will be tried before
Justice Winters at o'clock this afternoon
for assault with pistol aud tongue upon
Nora Gray The parties live in South Mem
phis, near Looney's switcb.
The Ivory and Dockery families, who
live on Fifth and Carolina streets, swore out
counter-Warrants before Justice Fleming yes-
terdsy, and one member Of each family was
put under bonds-Mrs. Ivory and Hester
Stanley.
Temple No. 2, Royal Asylum, Of which
A. b. Hill is regent, and which meets on
Main and Georgia streets, now numbers
tweniy-six members, and there are four
applications TO be acted upon. TIE Royal
Asylum is q comparatively new orginizs-
tiop, but ia growing exceedingly popular.
Temple No. meets at Odd Fellows Hall.
A proposition has been made to Eieb
horns Band, of Louisville, Ky, by Mr..
Peter Tracy, in the interest of the Library
Association, for whose benefit il IL proposed
to give s series of eight concerts al EstivhI
Park at an early das. 10 the event Of
favorable reply from Eichhorn, dates will be
fixed at once and programme agreed upon.
The wife of clerical darby, who lives
on the old factory lot in Fort Pickering.
went 10 the picnic at Esiival Tuesday night
and failed to return home. After exhaust
ing all OF his pulpit profanity in a vain al
tempt to cool his wrath, her husband bored
hole 10 his wile's trunk and then heating
the poker red hot showed il in amcng her
Sunday toggery. There Was blaze then
but bigger one when the wife returned
home yesterday morning. A warrant was
sworn out before Justice Egnew, and at last
accounts the darky WAS scurrying around
among the brethren for bond
The gambling case has been continued
by the Supreme Court until April next, when
further argument will be heard. Ityss ex-
pected that the court would render decision
to-day, as 1t was 30 announced at the close of
the argument Tuesday evening. The de-