Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-06

and inspection service, and 80 faithfully did
it apply itself to these purposes that all the
STATES .ei Resented In the Sanitary Council
Of The Mississippi Valley heartily indoTlCd i.
And they did right.
The charter Of the Pigeon BOOST Turn
pike Company was filed with the register
yesterday. The incorporators are Z. 3.
Snowden, w. Y. G. Humes, c. Weatherford,
J. B. Heiskell and James NJ. Harris.
Frank B'utus Anthony, the young COL
ored attorney who figured rather conspicu-
| ously in the Criminal Court several months
bsck, came to the front sgain yesterday, de-
| fen ling q party for assault 10 kill. Tom
| Flanagan says ne shall nave the full use Of
the law library whenever be desires to pre-
sent to Judge Greer the law Of his case.
The Mozart Society, despite their hsv-
| ing the weight Of the Musical Festival on their
hands, have selected next thursday evening,
| April 18th, for their second grand concert TO
| their membership. 1t will be given at
Leubrie's Theater. The progress made by
the large chorus and the pupils of the Mo-
Fart Conservatory assures us good pro-
gramne well carried out. The society about
a month ago yielded 10 the outside pressure,
and increased its associate membership from
200 to $50.
Mr.. Ro5ert A. Young stsrts out on Sun
day next, ss advertising SCENT OF the Mozart
Music Festival, through Mississippi, Louis
lana, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Ken
| lucky and Arkansas. He will ind his
ground pretty we'll worked, but the disposi-
| ton to organize excursion parties from most
| Of the large cities to our Musical Festival de-
| u ands the presence of some one able TO ar
range details as 10 accommodations, etc., and
the Mozart Society displays its usual good
Judgment in sSisetiDg 40 competent a man.
| IA girl should be given the same op.
| portunities to outlive a sin committed by
her as her stronger brother has, and until
she has these opportunities granted her che
| cannot be recognized the equal of her
brother. Why the girl, who is the weaker
| of the two, should be ruined, and branded
az such for her lifetime, for having com
mitted a single mistake, while her brother
who is strong and we'll able to take care oi
himself, should be forgiven and again taker
| up by society, is something that l cannot
understand, says Bohemian" in the Colum
bus Inde1.
| Mrs.. Dali writes to the Nation to com
| plain of publishers not cutting the edges Of
| their books. Many persons will sympathizs
| with her lament over the time spent 10
busy world in the unnecessary use Of tht
| paper-knife, ard some might also expires
| their dissatisfaction with the rough, dust
| collecting edges which the most careful use
| Of the paper-cutter is sure to leave. 90 the
| other hand, there are thoss who enjoy this
| pause at the end OF every few psges which II
enforced by the necessity Of separating the
leaves. They like to daily with their de
sire to know what is on the other side Of
the leaf, just they would turn over and
over letter, before opening it, 10 Try L
| guees the wriisF's name and the contents.
| As there has been a good deal of mis-
understanding as TO why the administrator
d the Roman Catholic diocese of Nashvill,
did not make d. finite arrangements in reg arC
| TO the Calvary Cemetery troubles that have
occurred during the past two years, the fol
lowing extract from the st. Louis Watchman
of March 31si, is worthy OF notice: AN sd
ministrator holds all things in trust (in staff
quo) until the appointment of a bishop
Hence the property of the diocese is no
| transferred in his name not being the owner
of the Church property, he cannot 'alienatt
or donate.' Jura minor is sempsr Mrsa-
the rights of minors- must not be touched
(Reiff., vol. 4, page Al An administrator
may ceusure or suspend, but he cannot re
move pastor or rector, or appoint perma
nent pssior or rector. The Pope himsel
(unless he alters the canons) cannot author
ize an administrator (sede vocante) to inter
fere with the voluntary rights Of the futur
bishop"
The New York Bulletin contains the fol-
lowing description of the new method of tn
Excelsior Life-Saving Car Coupling Com
pany. The link is placed in such wa
that when the cars are brought together it
end, which projects from one of them, bein
held in the proper position by Its own weight
is driven into the opening of the other with
out guidance, throws up pin, which is the
held by the force of gravity, and drops
again the moment the connection ia assured
The entrance is easy, but the pulling out O
the link an impossibility. The brakeman
not Obliged TO steer il, nor 10 stand betHee
the moving care. He need not be there a
all, for it does all the work itself The Blu
ietin sdmires the IN achine on the principle Q
simp licity and economy, when from the de
scription il gives of it we see nothing but ia
tricscy, unreliability and expense. The Ar
PEAL gave a description several weeks ago Q
an invention by our fellow-citizen, Capt. W
J. Ross, the simplicity, reliability and econ
omy, ss well as safety TO the operator, 0
which we have never seen approached. Cap
Ross's appliance consists OF simply an iroi
cd, b MT in the center in the form of tn
letter U, worked at either eide OF the ca
with crank, which places the link in tn
proper place, no matter what the differerc
in hight OF the drawheads OF the two cars
The appliance cannot cost exceeding 81 each
and that is all the expense that attends it
| adoption.