Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-12

-Chancery Court Wednesday.
Lawn parties are numerous.
Courts and courtships are dali.
This is the season of outdoor games.
-Nasa Rhodes WAS bound over yesterday.
School is out and bad boys by bayous
Turk.
The Maydwell- White libel suit ia ended
at last.
Few summer soiourners have yet 20.
journtd.
The Auditing Board were in stssion
yeste rday.
The Circuit Court finishes up yestei d dy's
Gale ndar to-day.
Flowers are said to be scarcer than usual
at this sesson of theyear.
Grace Church Industrial School Concert
at Mozart Hall this evening.
Cupid is too warm to play at arc hery.
Few marriage licenses sre issu=d.
More bills against delinquent taxpayers
we're filed in chancery yesterday.
Awnings are the fsshion, and the clearer
The Ky the more numerous the umbrellas.
Six young Israelites we're confirmed in
the faith yesterday with beautiful ceremonies.
The churches were pretty we'll attic uded
Sunday, the W 4rmth of the weather not with
standing.
The lower end of the sandbsr across the
river il making whileithe upper end is lessen
ing in sjza.
My Red Cross Knight is just out in Seaside
form, and can be found at Mansiord'4, 298
Main street.
The Police Courtroom was crowded with
auditors yesterday morning. Came to hear
the gong ring.
-Sixty-cns dollars and 10S days service
on The gang was the Monday morning yield
of the Police docket.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to Robert Voltrey and Miss Kate Jones, j.
w. Wright and Mrs. A. E L,ne.
The picnic of St. Peters School will
take place at Flzgbbon's Grove Wednesday,
and the train leaves at9 O'Clock sharp.
Nothing can attract more eager crowd
these summer dsys than red hot lawyer in
a magistrates Office in cool basement.
1t WAS reported 10 the city yesterday
that Clerk John Freeman, of the State gu
preme Court, was very I'D, and not expected
to live.
The customhouse il at last almost fin
ished, and the constitutional Rrumblers com
DlSln ludl II euul5 OA luz river bICtLo
Madison street.
John Dimes, a colored lsrcenist, waived
exsmiostiou yesterday morning 10 the Po-
lice Court, and was put under $500 bonds TO
answer in the Criminal Court.
Either the Migrants are too sharp for
the police, or that class OF citizen IS getting
thinned out. But one case was ests blished
before the Police Court yesterday.
IT, N;oolsor -, GaoonJ sfraa, No.
torn up as far as Court Square. Part of il il
prepared for stone, and the PAYERS are hard
at work. The scene is busy one.
Mss ADA FRITZ, after spending several
months with friends and relatives in this
city, left yesterday afternoon on the stes mer
Coahoma Tor Der home, Austin, Miss.
An able legal argument and pathetic
appeal on behalf of Nelson Scott, colo.ed.
charged with assault aud battery in the Po-
lice Court yesterday, resulted In getting his
iue hammered down to 81.
john O'Connor was fined SO for assault il
and battery in the Police Court yesterday.
He had demanded the payment of a debt due
hiul, accompanying the demand with knock
down of his debtor, Who was too drunk 10 re-
sist.
"A few insist that the potato crop was
estimated loo highly in Sundays Issue, and
some OF these contend that so much booming
will have tendency 10 lower prices, fool
ishly imagining that Shelby county's crop
can influence the market.
Ten plsiu DRINKS at So each and one at
IS yielded S35, or the equivalent of that
amount in days of la0or 90 the gang yesIer-
day morning. The IS case was Of victim
who did not appear TO answer the charge,
and his forfeit was gobbled without rebate.
Henry Csfrey's wife caused his arrest,
charged with wife beating, but the testimony
showed that the shoe was on the other foot,
and the case iD The Police Court was con-
tiuued yesterday morning in order to allow
her 10 SHOW cause why she should not be held
to answer the charge of MISUNDERSTANDING.
Tney are co'ored citizens.
Frank Armstrong was up in the Police
Court again yesterday morning, charged with
v4grsncy. Frank had an old fine of $50
hanging over him, which had been held up
on A.diiinn that he leave the city. 1t was