Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Auditing Board ia busy.
-Ex-C onfederates meet tonight.
Col. CAN'T will be heard in the Proud6t
trial to-day.
The Lime Kiln Club did not kill the
road levy after all.
-Mansford received an invoice of lawn
tennis yesterday.
Who said the County Court was not
composed of intelligent men?
The Hess Company is good one and
Miss Darlington lis bright particular star.
The Mozarts auction sale of seats, yes
terday, augurs the success OF the Music Fes-
tival.
City indebtedness to the amount of S12,-
81 40 was presenied for audit and funding
yesterday.
AFRO Goff's advertising handbook is
very clever production, worthy the patron
age Of the trade.
The place of the late Capt. c. B. Davis,
of No. engine, is temporarily filed by Jas.
Burke, of No. 4.
The Mozart auction continues to-day
10 to II o'clock. Some good seats left for
our other enterprising merchants.
Our Day, Mr. S. A Cunningh ANS month
y, III new 1OThs lb tue OulJ HOiSC
the Southern people have in that city. Only
81 each year.
--"L-idy, the Halter" was the fortunate
bidder Tor MoZlrt prize ticket. Two hum
dred dollars was the amount paid for first
choice of seats.
-Ex-Copfederates who desire 10 have
commemorstion services over their dead fell
low soldiers, will meet tonight at O'Clock,
at the Cotton Exchangs.
The grand jury, yesterday, ignored the
bill charging w. j. McDermott with embez-
cling $1,000, belonging to the Shelby County
Building and Loan Association.
Richard Meister registered bill of sale
to J. d. FL. Meyer yesterday, covering the IL
quors, fixtures, furniture, tableware, etc., in
| the saloon and restaurant on Jefferson street.
John Davis, who attempted to garrote
and rob John Hastings early yesterday
morning, was captured later in the day BY
| Officer Doherty. He was put under bond,
and went to Jail.
The social entertainment mplimentary
10 Mrs. Sampson (given by the members OF
the various Presbyterian churches OF the
city,, will take place at the Second Presby te-
rian church on Friday night instead of
Thursday night, as heretofore announced.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to s. Lonsberg and Miss Fannie Cohen, r. J.
Howard and Miss H. c. Truss, T. E. Rodgers
and Miss Tsnnie Jackson, Stephen Walker
and Mrs. Mary Currin, Robert McKeever
ono I 80. nj. ~ Ystss ao''er r "a areo
ana MISS hns :. 'oAnsoH.
Gen. A, J. Vaughan gave bride away
yesterday. She was the color oil new
saddle, and was In tears because no one was
there 10 perform this ,aes S'. =, ~ ~
"hen 4 ps'iee ~ 1890 20 sr ny
r.s me senera. ssis Sitn pIheaicA, INC
mor,u ~ h Do p. mp ii, ,haoru nc AWAY
fTh.4h...n..ls Oh;o .na sor,hv..,.,,
r,;IrosS i imnrovjn1 their -oll;ne.stocL ~.
| c;l;,;ss slao.f dsil1 A large nnmhsr ~
iocnmo,;yes and ire;sht cars have bssn nIscsd
mon the road and a bio order for more ei ia
ont As soon as the road ia thoroHohly
eouipped there ia a strong probability III =,
on the road.
a col,ed ross,;na of The School c.or,r,;.
.;o,,ar, -,.IbaIJ Lar anon;,,, - oo,s;Ssr III,
which had he en- nrersred nv The ,ttornsv.
| in regsrd to back taTe. and which will h,
fled to-day. 1t was determined to close the
schools on Thursday, the last day of May,
and the commencement exercises will be
| held at the Theater on the 1st of June. The
rem ainder of the session was consumed in
discussing the condition OF the schools and
routine business.
| AT meeting of the officers aad build.
| ing committee of the First Presbyteriau
| church. held in the manse last evening. the
contract for building the new church wa,
awarded 10 John Reid. The old towers and
| wslls will be removal. and the consI ructior
cf ,ba new fdi6cs will ba nu,b.d forw,rd
now with all nossible energy n Is. Ynected
| That the Iectnre-room will b. ready for oc.
cupancy bv the Let of Septe her. and the
church nroner by IN. lat of J.nnarv
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