Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-30
G PARAGRAPHS.

Chelsea wants more im~provements
The Jewish Now Wow beo;rs nov,
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49, 80. NJ Lnaliiaee icehsee nave
I'LL osu N M nion'n Nohe were ap-
PA0u ye'poiuay'
Miss Braddon's Phantom Fortune, and
4 iull IN OF reaolng matter 10 suit ali
tastSs can De 1ound this morning at Mans
ioru g. go MAIN street.
At Chancery sale yesterday lot 146,
south side of Winchester, was sold to Mrs.
Nora Kelly fo~ S252. Another lot adioin-
ing to the same party for $1,000
Tho cbaIsoaitas f,oo+iouLr -
that they have such a perfect suburb that
the city government does not like to sroil
the looks of things by sending the street
and carpenter forces out there to work.
Shit for ser,.;cas c5o ros o,ohh
fore Justice OnigIey yesterJav oasinst :
man whom the nIairf;ff cloir1aJ 10 b,d
cured of whisky bIooms-a face made
blood-red nv drink and full nj rod brmnS
lin Horton q coIo,ed ,,o,,tb 90 H.
"shiner" gano. snatcbed a bl3ctina hr,Irb
from a street-corner neddIar Inv nana IL
Mantoodv- and when modo
hrickbat demonstrations tbot Sacrrad = 60
and costs fine in the Police Cont vaster-
day morning
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ii NJ III ~ peIMeeh Measls: verge atrlck
vasterdoy tnSm;n5tod IN ' 60 ta nnJ II
Sobt in tbe aIIau IN $50 IS IN 81
Roth nartino weyo hadIr nrnsbaH o Iho
the head and face and iatdT u-arron+s 80
su,orn ont for their or,aSt "'ie
M .oa...-
NJ 'estmrLlrony III III ctse Oh !ne state
Us. W. Aiprlttoh; lor burning ms step
son, Jesse Aiayhafu, was called IN the
CRIMINAL Court yesterday, all the evidence
sorns ~ an hd1 GnaiSe. Inc u9ieIise
chievous hut his seems tn no no m.tiao-
tion of the offansn
IL Is complalned tnat n water Com
pany not only 1all TO furnish water OF the
proper qualty, but that IN spite OF their
MANY PROMISES lali 10 supply IN quantity
suihcleht 10 meet the hecesSltles OF their
patrons. III. Llerhianns was
"ltnout water Ior an honr ana a nan yes
terday evening, ana he was forced TO turn
-Jonn u5y, WhlUe, charged Win DeIhg
9ruhk anu sorueri was arraigned De
ioie tne ohce court yesterday morning
aio'ier d Pt III the Chaunper-
lali Leuu' WhlCh nao us origin III 1he con
u d ouliulhg Ior Hlrs' burHS' ol
yam street. rury was. hhed %
anu c9Sts' Wnlc1 ms attorney
would oe Appeared 10 the criminal Court.
Criminal Courtproceedings yesterday:
Peyton Wilson, assault and battery, mo-
ton for a new trial overruled, Sl5 and
thirty DAYS; Henry Wright. violating four
mile law, 500 and thirty davs: Wesley
keaves; P,ett larceny, sentenced to one
wear; oheiDy norton assault n battery,
reset iol octo9er "a Jailes Qulnlan, ylo-
- mF-n1 . ett, Q S"f'Sj "E-NH"
AT eA'u'eu Z juror
Judge Hadden made an earnest en-
deavor yesterday morning to enforce his
new Police Court regulations governing
the taking of evidence, but found it an up
hill business when EX-Policeman Smith
was on the stand, who WAS anxious to
qualify his testimony with long-winded
explanations. Barrister Winters insisted
on the enforcement of the new rule, but
the Court frankly acknowledged his in
ability to do so when an Irishman was on
the stand.
A touching appeal was made vester-
day in the Criminal Court in behalf of a
butcher named Henry Weick, who has
been in Jail two months awaiting trial,
and received a sentence OF three months
for assault and battery, all the witnesses
being for the State and none testifying for
him. His family are living in a shanty on
the bayou and are in the greatest distress.
His mother has received the last sacra-
ment and is rapidly approaching dissolu-
ton. His wife and two children, and an
orphan child living with them, are all sick
ana utterly destitute Week sentence
was not suspended
The Springfield Mo- Leader makes
the statement on the authority of Mr..
Nettleton that "the road will be completed
to Memphis by the 9TH OF October and
opened for business the 10th. This is
sooner than expected, and shows how
unostentatiously and surely this company
is doing its work. From the day Gen,
Nettleton took charge of the twenty miles
of road between here and Ash Grove mill