Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-24

License 10 marry was Issued Yesterday
| to Monroe Wright ADD Henrietta hsdden
The County Court will meet Wednesday
TO receive the errors and insolvencies report
of the county trustee.
Back Taxing District taxes amou 1ting TO
e17S6 were collected by the clerk OF the
Ci'cuit Court yesterday.
The dog meat carried by Pairolmsn
Conway ia said to have made SD hsvoc with
the geese aud cats on his beat.
"A house belonging to Mr.. J. N. Scott, of
Germantown, was burned Friday Last, and 8
negro child consumed in the flames.
The celebrated Sin c,se has been COM
promised, but Judge Eldridge continues to
spend a good deal Of his time at Bartlett.
A lot of clothing was stolen from Fannie
Taylor and others, aud Mary Day was ar
rested and cent 10 Jail for 1t by Ju.tice Flem-
ing.
"A negro man, employed on he con-
sttuctiou train of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, had his foot cut Cd by the
wheels OF a passing train at Bartlett yesters
day.
Pioneer Assembly, No. 213S, Knights OF
Labor, at The meeting held Sunday, indorsed
the action of the Brotherhood of Telegraph
es Of Memphis, and offered ali pecuniary
1880 H"
"A gentleman who arrived in the city yea
tardsy from Chattanooga, says there is no
doubt that Lookout Mouutsiu is to be sold;
but adds that it will be allowed to remain in
tue same place and will not be moved nearer
the city.
The Fire Department turned out Sunday
morning in answer to an alarm that there
was a Ere in NJ. Gavin & Co.'s cellar, on
Front street. The alarm was caused by work
men melting lead for 3 Ester connection In
the cellar.
:, After the dog. killing round OF the po-
| lice in the Eighth Ward yesterday morning
an enthusiastic citizsn telephoned the
ststion keeper 10 notify the sc4venger that
there were 200, 900 dead dogs in his neigh
borhood.
"A private message was received here by
a striker yesterday that twenty four report
ere, employed To collect market quotations
by the Gold and Stock Exchange OF Chicago,
| had struck in a body, and the Exchange re-
fused 10 put on substitutes.
The Mcclellan and ZDuave Guards re-
| turned from Huntsville Sunday evening. The
capt ain Of The McCleljans, J. E. Glass, was
co~mplimented, after the drill, upon the thor
| oughn, so Of his company, and awarded the
f2OO prizs by a score of 5S5 sgaInst %35
ptiuts.
That Congress will build a turp pike to
the Nation Il Cemetery, at its next session,
is spoken of by the knewiog ones as an as
-urtd fact. Should the government carry
the road that far it will be an easy ~ after 10
| extend it the remsining distance 10 Raleigh
Springs.
"A larss crowd went on. TO Raleigh
| Springs in buggieo and csrrisges Sunday.
| The project Of building 8 railroad and erect
| ing 4 hotel there was largely discussed on
| the streets Yesterday, and spoken OF Ia the
| highes. terms rs an enterprise demanded by
the times.
j. Wolf WAS sent TO all by Justice Elem
| ing yesterday for an assault upon Sam VIII
| son, colored. Sam looked at ZONE trunks
| that Wolf hRd for sale, but found none to
suit him and turned 10 walk out. Wolf be
came very angry and cured Wilson because
he refused 10 purchase.
"A committee sppoioted by the County
| Court, con ,i-tipg Of J. g. Handverksr, J. Z.
| Oliver add ]. I. Lawler, was ba.y yesterday
examining the report OF errors snd insolven-
| cies just prepared by the county 'fustss 10
/ be ssemitied 10 the court Wednesday. The
total amount is S5Ol5 IL.
-Resldenters below Third street, its entire
length. tpd other portions CT the city across
| the bayou, complain of the high sud rank
grasses growing in the different alleys. A
little of tine taxpayer sanitary money dis.
bursed in the leyeling of these poisonous and
notwithstanding weeds will just now be
more beneficial than quarantine quarrels.
With tbe almost bewildering array of
handsome fabrics offered for the inspection
and purchase of the multitude, there is no
good reason why any girl or woman with 81
l 10 sneud and a fair share of lasts and iudg-