Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-02

Vacation.
Schools closed.
Too warm for May.
More baseball ahead.
Big sales Of ice are isolated.
More electric lights wanted.
--IsLanths ia the coming attraction.
The new nickel is scarce in Memphis.
The United Ststes Court is out of grist.
The Criminal Court is almost self sus-
tanning.
The coal dealers are beginning 10 lose
their grip.
The sweet girl graduate drew crowded
house last night.
Bonds amounting to s16,6S0 were filed
for fundisg yesterday.
The stock Of the Fire Department is
now in excellent condition.
Young America won't have chance 10
play hockey for four months.
The back pell tsxcoliector dropped
number of ssrnishmenls yesterday.
"A false alarm of FIRE was turned in YES.
tsrday evening frsm North Memphis.
The Narhville competitive drill vas
prevented by bad weather IRON beiss big
success.
NO decision has yet beeH reached in the
suit of Green Us. the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad for $4,000 damages.
-Twsnty-s.veb Sollsrs in cash, and ne'er
= victim for Boss Jewell Was the result OF
yesterday mornings term Of the Police Court.
President Hadden spent yesterday at his
Arkansas farm, telling the marines how he
whacks it to the Arkansas drunks when they
visit Memphis.
-Chsucery Clerk Black will sell at the
courthouse, to day at II o'clock, piece OF
property on the corner of Vance street and
Allen avenue.
The Purnell case will be decided by the
Supreme Court to-day, and it is predicted by
the knowing ones that the decision Of the
court here will be reversed.
Frank Armstrong, who is wanted hero
for stealing $500 from Mrs. L. McAnslly, was
captured at Fulton and brought back to the
city yesterday BY Mr.. Lanier. He rests in
Jail.
A bus agent AID hotel runner we're
Yesterday fned IS each for 3 little scrim-
mage, which the Police Judge considered
about draw" q. to violation of the ordi-
nance.
The Italian picnic, to be given at Esti-
L
affair, as usual, and the day of The celebra-
ton is eagerly looked forward to BY lovers OF
amusement.
Mr. Gus Schiller informs the APPEAL
that he keeps NO saloon in Fort Pickering,
and that the row alluded to in yesterday
mornings issue occurred a square away fren
his grocery aud neat-shop.
Only two prisoners await trial in jail
Elis Psrlnu uha fa che r1ad With a.aalf,,r
$40 from ruster, and Alex. Hill, the un-
grateful wretch whs murdered his protectors
in return fer their kindness.
Judge Greer returned from Jackson to
try the Mesth-Kane shooting case yesterday,
but it was csziinued again, this time until
the 18th instant, on account Of the absence
of the attorneys for the defense.
A bad little boy was up for Getting fan
hooks saited with nest to catch reighser's
dogs. On account of his youth he was let go
with q severe reprimsn and Of the "lpsre-the-
rod. snd-spsil-the child" persp1sIon.
The Winchester Street School, Safsrans
Street School, and Monroe Street School,
gave an enjoyable picnic in the grove in the
rear Of Leah Orphan Asylum, Thursdsy
evening, for the amusement OF their little
ones.
A hsckmsR named Marshall wss arrest
ed early yesterdsy msrning charged with
crcokeduess with q countryman. His eoun-
sci was not ready for trial, and the case was
postponed till this morning, Marshall h&v-
ing lbs choice of giving sond for $500 or
putting up $40 forfeit.
During the month OF May 1871 earth
boxes were removed by the city carts, 200 of
them from Chelsea. Besides this The sani-
tary service hauled 2o85 loads of garbage,
1O45 Ioads Of trash snd seventy eight dead
dogs. For this work eighteen men, seventeen
mules and one horse we're employed.
AT the Annual Conclsve Of ST. Emo
Commapdery, Ne. Is, Knights Templsr,
held last night, the following officers were
elected: Sir G. V. Rambaut, &c; Sir n.
B. Camp, g.; SIR John D. HUM, CO.; Sir
B. F. Haller, Prelate; Sir J. c. Barry: 5. W.;
Sir W. B. sins, J.W.; Sir J. II. Young,