Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Levy at Calvary church to-day.
Lewis concerts have been a grand sue
cess.
Don't fail to hear Levy this evening or
tonight.
The Chicks gave full-dress drill on the
bluff last evening.
German Maifest next Sunday, 25tb, at
Fitzgibbon Grove.
The Levy concerts at Estival Park last
night were we'll attended.
-Remy Clarkes, of New Orleans, and
Memphis Reds at Olympic Park this evening.
The fourteenth anniversary of the Pole
Bearers will be conducted by the Rev. T..
Nightingale at the Beale street Baptist
church to-day.
The Rev. DIR. George w. Dumbell, of
Jackson, Tenn, delivers the annual address
at the closing exercises of st. Mary's school
next Wednesday.
Good Judges state the probable result of
the Louisville drill to be: Chickasaws first,
Crescents second, Quapaws third, and Porter
Rifles, of Nashville, fourth or perhaps last
Mr.. Frank J. Bannon, former deputy
under Sheriff Athy, now living at Brinkley,
Ark was shot in the side and arm, receiving
two bullets Mr.. Bannon's wounds are not
considered dangerous.
Il
| Eighth ward are anxious for the authorities
of the Taxing District to look at the danger
Gus condition of the plsnkwalk on Thornton
avenue leading from Carroll avenue TO Ala
| bama street.
Charley Ball, a news-butcher on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, refused TO
turn over 10 his boss a cap and badge, the
| insignia of his Office. He drew forth knife
and brandished it IN the air, which caused
an officer to pull him in.
The morning, noon and nighttime
rang by the fre-engine bells of the city, have
already regulated the working hours OF the
different manufacturing establishments, as
we'll as many private time-pieces, which are
| timed by the ringing OF the fre-bells-
The United States ground at the south
east corner of Third and Jefferson streets Is
being relieved of the old two-story brick
building which was erected there by the
Wickershans just after the war. The gov
eminent has ordered the lessees TO move the
building.
Mrs. Aliens and Miss McAnally's school
closed on Thursday, June 18th, with class
exercises in the morning and literary en-
alogues and recitations, after which the
pupils entertained themselves and the visit
ors by their dancing.
-Messrs w. NJ. and George S. Inge, L.
| NJ. Higgins, George A. Cobb and w. L.
| Young filed papers with the register yesttr-
day asking for a charter Of Incorporation
for the establishment of marriage associa-
ticu, to be known as the Bluff City Marriage
| Union, with headquarters at Memphis
The annual Sunday-school picnic Of st.
| Joseph's church will take place 10. morrow at
the country residence of Mr.. A. accaro, on
Kerr avenue a little beyond the French Car
den. Arnold's band will furnish the music, and
buses will be in attendance at the terminus
OF the Main street car line.
Frank Hilliard, penitentiary-bird who
has been living with r. a. Cuspert at IA
Tennessee street, got into a row with hlm
late last night and cut him up considerably
on the breast, without doing more dangerous
work than bleeding his man proiusely' both
parties are colored. Hllllard escaped
"A postal card has been received from
John Mccormick, at Chicago, who VIII De
remembered as one of the competitors IN the
| OiTaarv match here. stating that he has won
| a seventy-fye hours go-as-you-please-maic
at Minneapolis, beating all previous records
and covering $50 miles IN that time. ne
led his nearest competitor, Pauchot, by
twenty miles.
A male foater was taken at Hopenelo
on last Friday noon by Sam Range ana
Mike Dalton. fishermen. There were no
l papers or marks on the clotnlns " iuen'AiJ
| the body. The fishermen say II Is tne oouy
| of a carpenter employed on the government!
works at Plum Point, and that he drowned
| from the steamer Coahoma about Two weeks
| AGO. The remains are at Hopeheld waiting
identification.
An unusually enterprising hrm IN Chi
cago has prepared an engraving OF Gulteau's
| execution, which is to take place on the 3Oth
instant, and is selling electrotype plates Ia
equally enterprising weekly papers. This
| cut pretends to accuracy, and actually 10.
Gates the officers, medical men, witnesses and
scientists who are to be present. Could
cheek go farther?
Passengers arriving late last night by
the train from Little Rock state that a
| | Madison yesterday afternoon a difficulty oc
y \curred between two men about debt of $l5(
SSSed by one to the other. Three shots wer'
r coTSs two taking fatal effect. No names
lg man Ne Ne learned, but it was said that thu
train to bred the shots came over on thu
e, The Courn
er of Memphis ws etSSlal Travellers Association
ing, and elected Csally organized last even
y. president. and Ma;-e'%S1n Thomas j. Foste
y secretary. The director Gay treasurer an,
a VIM. Gay, J. T. Rucks, w. Pe p l; J. tostel
r. Baswell, r. w. Leak, sam rfTq9oSon, j anne
III III. Schafer and Ed /. Virgin ooT7on, job
es Eall was chosen medical examiner. L.