Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
-Chancery Court tomorrow.

| -Chancery Court tomorrow.
--Ioldnthe for the las. time at Estival Park
yesterday.
The dudes OF New York have their hair
singed after it is cut.
The examination of teachers at the Nor.
| NAL Institute concluded yesterday.
The Circuit Court jury. regular panel,
will meet at 8 O'Clock Monday morning.
ALEX. Webb, colored, was fined S25 yes
terday for giving public ball without a
license.
Miss Sue Greenwood will eng at the
Methodist church, Union street, today,
morning service.
Romeo LucsriHi wac fined S25 yester-
day for keeping too many Juliets about his
den on Front street.
up to date s7I5,O GOO Of Flippin compro-
mise bonds have been stamped AMI Taxing
District bonds issued.
The errors made by the Fourth Ward
assessors amounted to e2543I7 60, and the
double assessments TO $3.50, 500.
A picnic for the benefit of the Cau6eld
Orphan Asylum, colored, will be given at
EstiVal Park Tuesday evening next.
The Penny Club will give an entertain
ment next Tuesday night q, 225 UnIon street.
An interesting programmes hiss been ar
ranged.
The commencement exercises OF the
graduating class of St. Agnes Academy will
take place next Tuesday evening, beginning
at s o'clock.
-"Auother rain" said oouutryma an from
Cuba yesterday, "gill send The grass ss high
as my head. 1t is already 50 heavy am
afraid We won'i be able to get rid of it."
An apology is due Judge Greer for
quoting him as saying "this ere courtn
The Will Kyle whistle took him eff his feet
but he chung to his grammar 10 the bitter END
Or. SFesney, of Linden Street Christian
church, breaches This morning or ''The Love
OF God to Man." and tonight on ''Col Robert
G Ingersoll and his In6delity TO Chrisliani-
ty."
-Gecrgiana Lewis smart looking colored
girl, was sent up before the Criminal Court
BY Judge Hadd n yesterday, charged with
stealing y from the pants pocket OF her en-
ployer.
The youog man KooUcP, arrested Friday
charged with misdemeanor and aiding to
fleece 3 countTymsp, was seat before the
Criminal Court yesterday, and required TO
give $1,000 bond.
The jesns pants-makers OF this city are
requested 10 meet at the store OF ID. ButtsH-
berg, No. 2Sl Second street, on Wednesday
evening at o'clock for organization with
the order OF the Knights of Labor.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to Albert Brown and Miss Mary Anderson,
Lazarus Branch and Miss Annie Sanders, J
NJ. Coleman, it,, and Miss Susie E. Warren,
A. Stsll and Miss Laura BoWings.
The culyert on Main street, between
Georgia and Main, will be finished next
week. II cost about $4,000, and is one of
the handsomest aAd most substantial works
of masonry in this part OF the country.
-Demoest and Harper, for July; LoIGRds,
by VIM. Black, late work by this popular
author, in cheap series, illustrated, together
with an assortment of residing not surpassed
in the South, can be had al Mazsford's.
The commencement exercises OF the Co.
Iumbia Athen4um closed last Thursday.
The salutaiory was delivered by Mics Matte
ID. Jackson, Of Mount Pleasant, Tenn, and
the yalediciory by Miss Lily III. Bentley. Of
Columbia. The Invitations sent out TO the