The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-02

number last quarter was 2l2, and the
largest during the winter 230.
-Vineid, or he Phantom City, by T.
Werner, from the German; The Mayor
Of CdSierbrid0s, by Thos Hardy; North
american Rericw and The Forum for
June at Mansiord's.
Justice Quigley held an inquest
yesterday upon tie body OF a negro
infant, found in well near the corner
OF Lanelavenue and Du ulap street No
clue TO the unnatural mother coud be
found.
The hest was intense yesterday.
The atmosphere from Q 10 A O'Clock
was dense, close and almost insuffer-
able, tut il b came much cooler after
6 o'clock, aad at midnight il was qui c
pleasant.
The reception and wal ing rooms
at the county almshouse have been
handsomely fnscOed by an inmate
wuo drifted into the place from the
combined Influences Of alcohol and an
liberated leg.
Since the grading, paving and
track laying has been done on Madi-
son street and Marshal avenue, prop
erty, which was quoted at $40 a foot
with no bidders has sen 10 SIS with
a lively demand.
There will be a prize dance by
little girls under the age Of ten wears
at the carpenter and joiners' picnic
at Estival pa'k to-day. All those
who wish TO participate will please be
on hand at 4 O'Clock p m
William Wash. j. J.Dufy-Martin
Kelly, p. McCadden, John Walsh, A.
Walsh, John j. Shea, Johns. Sullivan,
T. NJ. Winters, M. +. Car er, Pat
oslin, J Francis and j. Byrne yes er-
day applied for charter for the Adam
Publishing Company.
AT a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Merchants Cotton
Press and Storage Company, held yes
terday, officers for the ensuing year
were elected as fol lows Napoleon
Hill, president, II. A. Montgomery,
general manager S b. Montgomery,
Sc re AIRY and treasurer.
The APPEAL office was treated TO
a serenade last night by the Bluff City
Band, assisted b. the San Francisco
Quartz te. The band is composed Of
Ed. Schafer, first VIC in; Chas. La
mond, second violin; Dan. Kinkle,
flute; Theo Schat'le, cornet; Will
Emery, bass Henry Levy, triangle
In the Police Court yesterday,
when the case of Mr.. N. Picard,
charged with having assaulted Mr..
Walker Kennedy, came up for triul
Mr.. Picard submitted his case without
argument. Several witnesses were
heard, President MADDEN fnally dis
charging the defendant, no blood
having been spilled, and there being
no de ire to prosecute.
Ex-Policeman Loveless was sen.
fenced to ore year in the Work House
for fraudulent breach OF trust. Some
time since Loveless, who at that time
owned an interest in the steamboat
Tiger, was given $500 by Mr. A. M. |
Boyd to pay parties on The st. Francis
river. He appropriated IL to his own
use and aitcrward left for Wash ngt n
Territory where he was captured on a
telegram sent by Chief Davis. lie |
did not appeal. The cost in the case
amounts to $3.50, whidphIll make his
whole sentence about h, toyears,
Secretary Hill off, sheejool Board
has ceived.a numbt ge In Tiers lately, !
principally from MiRtist ating
that the writer's hay9 be lalat there
is a vacancy in the fand wher1 perm.
Iendent, and asking end burdeint to
the place. Age, cofir impovel and
hair height aud we the eountlpme
cases given, and a fe1ost oil S4oo,- rs
IRE accompanied by annum 70 2.
The book agents are good oIder, J.
,ressing extremts inde&le TO keep WI
resort to expedients soNAts,, with gen
and vile There is not Ike lots TO i
not likely to be vacSTing the o.
office of Superintendent. licences q