Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NO compromise has been, or il likely to
be, N ade in the Rhodes case.
Old city Indebtedness amounting to Sl0,-
375 was filed for funding yesterday.
The Greenwood Club will give hop,
next Friday night, at the State Female Col
lege.
There were about $50 visitors TO the Odd
Fellows library last week, forty Of whom
were boyP.
"A grand picnic, for the benefit Of the
Irish National Land League, will be sivzn
a. EstIval Park next Tuesday.
The several lodges of Knights Of Honor,
of this CITY, will celebrate their tenth ami
verssry al Estivsl Park, June 29lh.
"A verdict of not guilty was entered yes
terdsy in lbe case Of I. B. Adams, hsrged in
the United S aies Court with assauluog a
deckhand.
The infant found lying on Beale street,
died yesterday and aa inquest was held by
Justice Elliott.
The Ladies' Library Association will
meet on Monday al o'clock p %. at the Odd
Fellows library. A full attendance Of the
ladies is desired.
Century, Harper, Atlantic, NORTH. American
Rssiev and Popular Science for July, together
with supply Of doa-iay reading, can be
had at Mansford's.
Licenses TO marry were issued yesterday
TO Jesse Bennett and Miss Mary Allen, Ned
Titus and Miss Ella Folkes, Robert Glover
and Miss Hannah Nelson.
The foreman of the Livermore Foundry
aud Machine Company, Mr.. Sam Howle4,
had his arm broken yesterday morning in
handling heavy pulley.
AT Olympic Park, on July 4th, there
will be a series of races, under the auspices cf
the Gentlemen's Diving Club. A number
Of blooded horses will be on the track.
The Rev. George w. Sweeney, OF Lin
den street Christian church, breaches this
morning on "PauPs Republic of Love-"
Cor, K, 8; tonight on does Death End
ALP" or "The Spirit World"
The examinations for teachers cepif-
Gates now going on in this county are ex-
ceedingly satisfactory. They would be greatly
facilitated, howev, T, if white and colored sp.
plican.s were examined separately.
"A good deal of annoyance might be saved
to individuals and = good deal OF expense 10
the city by the burning Of garbage. Capt.
Jackson says he could perform his work in
half the time if ali tbs refuse that could be
was burned.
We have received from II. g. Hollen-
berg, the publisher. she following pieces Of
usw instrumental music: "Msrche Mililaire'
and "New Fashion Waltz" by E. Schneider;
First Attempt" and Eureka Maz3urka, ;" by
M. C. Thompson.
The normal school held at Bartlett By
the county school superintendent, Mrs Hor-
ton, was very satisfactory, and closed on
Friday. She will hold an examination at
Collierville next week, beginning Monday
and clotiag Friday.
"A party of Texans and Mexicans will
give a novel enter alnment at Olympic Park
on the 9th icsiant. They are all expert
with the lasso, and will give an exhibition oil
their skill with il, and in several other ways
will furnish exciting sport.
About 1890 o'clock this morning Frank
Evans, colored, shot Rosis hoffman, also
cslored, in the h'p, inhicting painful but
not fatal wound. The negro was arrested
and is now in the stationhouse. The row
occurred on Fifth street, 10 Chelsea.
The picnic for the benefit of the Garfield
Orphan Asylum melted s21l so. The receipts
for tickets were 1854 so, privileges $40 rs
donation by Baptist tabernacle S25 so, the
balance from tables. Tse expenses for rent
music, ETC., we're S10i. The Board tender
thanks 10 the public for their aid.
"A colored woman named Mary Freema IN
who lives in the second alley between Ell
change and Market streets reported to Chic
Davis yesterday that an infant was placed il
h.r charge last February by an unknown
white woman, who gave her $40 and prom
ised to return for the child, but had failed t
do so. The baby was sent TO the Mission
Home.