Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
c PARAGRAPHS.

st. Charles Saloon-au drinks Is cents
A clear, brilliant, warm day yester-
day.
Business in magistrates courts never
was as dull.
The thermometer stood 81 S4' Fair,
al IN o'clock pm.
The Hibernian picnic comes OF to-
day. Remember, everybody, to go to It.
We saw a basket OF fresh tomatoes
yesterday morning; the hrst OF the sea-
son.
Those terrible annoysnces OF Summer
are now on Us in fOrce-hies and musqui-
toes.
Fishing is improving across the river,
and numerous parties are being made up
10 70 over there.
p. H. Heinrich has received his gene
rator and is now prepared TO charge soda
fountains to order.
Mr.. Schryer was fined SIS by the Re
cUrder yesterday morning, and the mad
ame's case was continued.
VIII Mansford, of the Catholic Book
store. has our thank for the latest scien-
tihc and illustrated papers.
Hudson has at last surrendered the
Judgeship of the Criminal Court, and Col.
John Bullock has been appointed Judge
pro TEN.
Always on file, at Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets, New
York. Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis
dsilies and all sporting papers.
-Fifty-seven offenders were on trial
Yesterday before His Honor, J. W. Scales,
and zines TO the amount Of one hundred
and seventy-hve dollars were collected.
The new buildings around town are
progressing rapidly, and ere fall over nj
teen hundred thousand dollars worth Of
new stores and warehouses will be added
10 the real estate value Of Memphis.
Owen Kelley tell early in the action
Yesterday. and was carried 10 the lookup
In a glorious state, where with q. q.
against his name, be awaits the action OF
the Recorder.
A moonlight excursion for the mem
bers Of the Conferences is talked about. 1t
had better be given soon, or the reverend
gentlemen viii ave to take it in very
unclerical hours.
The good work of cleaning and, what
j. better, keeping clean the Nicolson
pavement, is progressing. IL VIII soon
again be what it was intended to be and
was originally-the finest and best pave
menL known.
The finest spring lambs that have been
in the markets this season can nov be had
at ODenheimar & HOchstadter's, 6s Jefter-
son street. Parties wanting choice quar-
tiers woulddO well TO leave their orders a
day ahead
DR.. Kimbro desires to inform his
friends and Others who may need his pro
fessiOnal services, that be has returned to
- the city, and can be found in future at
No. As Beale street.
y Tonight a sermon Will be delivered
before the General Conference, az the Sc
cOnd Methodist Church, by the venerable
n I'LL Drau-a- Of NTaruam1n EF~aaf
Church, Orceneth Fisher, ID. D.; Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, DR.. T.. W.
SehOn.
The Sheriff received notice day before
yesterday from the keeper Of the peni-
Tertiary thai Ball Johnson, a negro SEN
sentenced for one year at the November
term ofthe Criminal Court Ofthis county,
had escaped. 1t is supposed that he Will
make MS way back hither.
There is a city ordinance making it a
misdemeanOr for country people TO ped
die their produce on the streets between
the hours Of five and ten am (~m0Tket
hOUrSL For being ignorant Of this ord1-
nance, James Bennett, Gus S0lariO and
james Callahan paid i've dollars.
We learn that the Right Reverend
Bishop Quintard, Of the Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church, will arrive in this city on
Thursday evening, and on Sunday Will
a4AAlN1AcE Aut LAEc VI WILL hAaIADA AZ
Grace Church. Candidates Will govern
themselves accordingly.
We cannot too highly commend the
zeal OF the police in arresting and putting
70 work the numberless negro Migrants
with which our streetsbavs been thronged
for some time past. We hope that they
will continue the good work, and make
the vagabonds either leave the city or go
to work.
Mr.. j. y9Suter calls the attention Of
the public 10 his stock Of cheap furniture,
hair mattresses, etc, which he has at bis
warerOOms, No. 2S2 Second street. Mr..
Suter is the successor Of J. ID. Stiles and
D6s-s ~ enviable name among the deal
ers in his line Of business. Attention is
called 70 his card.
Our acknowledgements are due 10
Mrs. A. j. White and Mrs. Frazer Titus
for invitations to the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church Festival, now in progress at Roc
co Hall, corner OF Madison and Second
streets. An elegant lunch will be sci out
each day between the hours of u and 3. to
which our merchants. mechanics and all
Others are specially invited.
Tickets for the Confederate Picnic are
selling rapidly, and on Saturday next
James Park viii be thronged as Il never
was before. Every preparation has been
made TO make It a success. The privileges
were let out by the Committee last even
ing, but the names Of the fortunate bid
ders have not as vet. We believe
t~ranspired, but they viii be notified Ia,
day.
We hope that the keeper Of Court
Square wiz promptly suppress the inva-
sion Of the Park, by the band Of ragged
lazy, negro bOotblacks, who, within the
past day or two, have begun to annoy.
with their impOrtuuities, gentlemen who
retire TO the square for recreation and
rest. Within five minutes yesterday
morning, we saw one individual APP
isblack y'r bOots."
several Of Ciayton's ~blo0dhounds (of
tae spy and detective breed have been in