The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-10

graduate will be supreme at both
places.
The children Of the Sunday.
school OF the Church OF the Good
Shepherd enjoyed their picnic yester-
day in spite Of the rain.
The Italian picnic did not come
off yesterday, ss advertised. II has
been postponed TO a day Of which due
notice win be given by the Committee
OF Arrangements.
C. p. M. Turner and Bell Ether
ridge were yesterday fined IS each for
disOIderly conduct. Mr.. Hadden, for
reasons stated, helG up the fines until
after the 4th Of Augut.
Six Of the new green cars built
for the fernando street and Scotland
route arrived yesterday and were
taken to the shops to be put in rum
ming order. They will be sent o1t in
a day or two.
Mr.. John II. Robb, the well-known
theatrical mansger, who formerly re-
sided in this city, thrashed black
guard at Chicago the other day for
insulting his wife. An account OF the
affair is pub ished in another column.
An examination OF applicants for
certificates 10 teach in the city schools
will be held at the Market Street
School building next Saturday, begin
ming at o'clock. Applicants are ex.
pected 10 register at the Office OF the
Board OF Education before the day OF
examination.
The following named gentlemen
were recently elected officers OF the
Irish Literary Society: President,
John Lilly; vice-presideDt, M. Gavin;
reccrding secretary, d. q. Sheehsn;
financial secretary, M. Eagsn; treas
urer, Dennis Smith; librarian, James
Mallow; censor, A. Donnelly.
The commencement exercises OF
Miss Higbee's school were continued
yesterday morning and last night,
and were largely attended by the
fri nds and patrons Of the institution.
The exercises OF the senior class will
continue tonight, and tomorrow the
regular commencement programme
will begin at 8 o'clock in the morning
Mr.. G. W. McGinnis of the Louis
vile, New Orleans and Texas railway
has placed at the Exchange slmp'es
OF wheat raised in TuniCa county,
Miss, which is the best proof that can
be furnished that the Yazoo Delta Is
as fine a grain producing country as
there is in the Union. The country,
II must be remembered, that is good
for grain is also good for grasses. The
Delta is the country for practical and
industrious farmers.
The following MINED gentlemen
were elected Board OF Directors Of
the Bluff City Stove Works Monday:
II. Wetter, g. SChmalzreld, W. F.
Taylor, w. b. Mallory, W. ID. Bethel,
w. T. Bowdrs, Napoleon Hill, John
A. Denie, O. @. Helm, W. II. Robin
son, II. Fuistenheim, George L. Rudi-
sill and y. O. Huntington. Yesterday
these gentlemen elected the following
officers: II. Weter, president; l..
Tiff Risk, secretary and manager; W.
L. Taylor, vice-prefident; George
SChmalzreid, treasurer. The company
has done good business, ana 10
among the most promising concerns
in the city.
When Miss Hiebee opened the
first art school in Memphis for draw
ing from objects it was thought a
doubtful venture. But the exhibition
now open is worth the critical at'en-
ton OF all lovers of srt. Miss Dobyns
has shown what Memphis can do I'M
der intelligent ms ruction, in the most
finished Woodworking end in drawing.
The wood-csrving deserves special
notice, both from the variety OF srti-
Giles and the different characters OF
ornamentation. The drawings from
still lie, in black and white, show, in
many instances, tue conceptions of
form, outline and shade.