Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
-tawr.ucs Barrett tomorrow night.

-tawreuce Barrett tomorrow night.
Eddie Fox, of Barlow, Wilson Il Co.'s
Ministries, is regular Pagsnini, and no mis-
take.
All the latest magazines snd novels, as
we'll as latest papers, can be found at Mans
ford's.
An assignment was made yesterday by
TB Allen 10 J Baum, Of all the stock in
his store, 1884 Main street.
-Forty.two sores of the Loaapd tract, in
South Memphis, were cold yesterday by
Clerx and Master Black at s1S5 per acre.
The Lofiaud place, few miles below
the civ, containing forty'tnree sexes, was
sold by the chancery clerk yesterday ior
S7T30.
The store of Barbee, Dsy & Co. was
bnrued at New Harmony, DeSoto county,
Miss. 1t was Insured in Murphy d Muir
phys agency for $500.
Barrett gives Francesca dd Rimint the
| fret three nights OF next week, Julius Coeso,
Thursday, Merchant Of Venice and Dapid
GarricE Friday and Yorieps Love Saturday,
Jesse Sanders and Eudora L. Sheffield
w. 4. Brown and Mrs. Sallie Erwin, George
Richberger and Mary Pollewodo, james 8
Pireni and Cecilia Zauone, were granted
| marriage licenses yesterday.
Julius H. Buxbaum yesterday made ar
assignment to n. Morris OF his goods at 32l
Main street. His stock is valued as Sl7 900
his tables, shelving. etc, at $1,000, furniture
at $3.50. aud bills due him at about $4,000
His Liabilities are S2S,OOO.
The Avalanche was not sold, as adver
tise6, Yesterday. Mr.. Trssk, at the last mo
ment before the hsur set for the safe, &C
cepted $500 for his interest, which was pai6
BY Mr.. Chsse, who thus becomes one OF thu
| largest owners Of the paper, which will con
tinue 10 be managed by Col. i. 5. Nichols
The names of the officers OF the DeSotC
tug. who were SO obliging 10 the APPEAL
scribes and aided them 80 efieciually IL
making an entire scoop" on the Polk news
are NJ. &. McNesly, captain; w. Ii. Jack
son. engineer, and Thomas Kelly, JohI
Burns, Basil McNeely and Wm. Fitzgerald
| crew.
The employees OF the Lilly Carriage Com
psnx were given an elegant oyster supper
| last night, in their new building, NO. 81
| Second street, by Mr.. w. 8 Bruce, which
was highly enjoyed by all participating
Several speeches were made BY the dIfferen
officers. and an address delivered by Mr.. w
8. Bruce.
About shutdown yesterday a regular
blizzard struck the city and knocked every
body 10 heap. The ground was wet anc
soerv during the day, but by o'clock ever
the Hadden hydrolith on Adams street wal
frozsn solid. Our blizz irds, however, arr
nothing as compared with those which strike
the Northwest. II lie really hard to convey
Just idea Of blizzard in this part OF thu
| country.
AT the hall OF the Young Mems He
brew Association, on last Sunday, the fol
lowing officers were elected TO serve the en-
suing year: President, the Rev. M. Sam
field; vice president, Hardwig Peres; record
| ing secretary, Henry Hurst; financial secre
tary, Mich Hurst; treasurer, Edwin
Becker; librarian, Harry B. Schloss. Tit
association is in most fiourishipg condition
the membership already numbering l4O.
A special from Meridian, Miss, to tn,
Mobile Register, dated January 9th, says
"The case of c. II. Williams ps. the Planter
insurance Company of Mississippi and thu
| Planters Insurance Company of Memphis
| for malicious prosecution, was decided II
| the Circuit Court to-day, the jury bringing
| in verdict for Williams OF $4,000. vii
liams was charged, in 1875, BY the insurance
companies, with burning the Phoenix Hste
| TO get the insurance. he was acquitted o
| Inc charge. he tnSH DIOuSut ruit iOi Yam
ages for malicious prosecutions, with the re
/ suit above stated"
AT meeting of the directors OF the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Ami
| male and Children, held at the rooms OF th'
society, on Main street, at which the snnua
report was ordered prepared and much othel
business was transacted, the following leitei
was ordered published:
MEMPHIS, TENN, January 6, 1883.
Minter Parker, Esq:
DEAR SRI accept with profound sense OF thu
honor conferred. the honorary membership IN IN
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal
and Children, rendered by the society through
you in terms so kind and complimentary Thank
ing YOU and the society through you, permit m {
to congratulate the society upon the good WORK j
has accomplished, not only in suppressing inhu
mainly, but in the creation of pubic sentiment
the absence Of which was conspicuous when ina
good work was initiated. i renew the vows
then made to you personally and pledge myself b.
every good word and work to cooperate with the
society at all times. Very respectfully,
J. NJ. HEATING.