The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-24

afternoon at s o'clock. The exhibit
ton is free, snd 8 big crowd attends
each aftsrnocn.
Licences 20 marry we're issued yes
terday 10 N. F. Raines and Lydia Nor.
Iison, Benjamin Rucker and Katie
White.
There are lot Of chickens at the
Station House which are believed to
have been stolen. The police want to
find owners for them.
John Goff, fugitive from justice
from Water Valley, Mis-, was put in
the Stationhouse yesterday 10 await
the arrival Of the proper officers.
The negro wilbur, who was
brought back from Duck Hill Tuesday
by Deputy Sheriff Ingram, swiDdled
the darkies Of that place out OF $500 or
$500.
On Wednesday next, at s o'clock
pm, mu 'icsle will be given at the
residence Of Mrs ]. S Pfestidge, rs
Union street, for the benefit Of Grace
Church.
Mr.. Harry Hill said 10 an APPEAL
man yesterday that, all reports TO the
contrary. be was not a candidate for
office before the Republican or any
other convention.
Dick CummiDs, the versatile va
riety performer, will have q benefit
rendered him at the Peoples Theater
Friday night. A coed bill hss been
arranged and big crowd 10 certain.
Ladies and gentlemen psrtcipat.
ing in the musical exercitei at the
Knights OF Horror celebration are re.
quested to meet ct Wilzmann's to-
night at s o'c ock sharp for rehearsal.
The Fairy Bridal, a Cantsta, with
q full chorus oil seventy five children,
will be given at the Young Mems
Hebrew Association Hall tomorrow
night for the benefit Of the new First
Methodist Church.
Geo. PdrDell, co'ore5, YVES arrest
ed yesterday by Constable Robinson,
for striking j. M. Vaughn, coloied,
over the head with bar Of zinc.
Justice Gutenberg bound the Offend
or over TO the Criminal Court.
The lecture which will be deliv-
cred by Mrs Lide Meriwether Thurs
day evening, June oath, at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms
will be attended by music on the vio-
lin with piano accompaniment and
singing. Tickets can be obtained at
Floyd'g, N, Wiliame's and B. Lowen.
STEMS or at the door.
The rainbow party given by the
young ladies Of the Central M, Il.
Church at the residence of Mr.. A. w.
Newtom last Tuesday night was such
q success socially that, by request,
they will repeat it in connection with
promenade concert next Monday
night, June 2Sth, at the same Place.
A band OF mufic has been occurred,
Mrs. Lide Meriwether will lecture
this Thursday evening at the hall
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Tor the benefit OF the Young
Mems Temperance Union. Her sub.
ject will be 1.-THE Knights Of the Nine
teeuth Century" aud she will tell
who they sre, what the object OF their
crusade, and with what weapons they
are fighting.
George Wright, colored, called on
Pete NooDaD, cook at the Peabody,
with brick In his pocket,
to collect debt Of fifty cents The
culinary artist had never seen George
before, but supposed ( ON the manner
in which he fingered the right hand
pocket Of his coat that he had a pis
Iol, and invited him over to the cor
ner to get come change. There they
met q policeman to whom George
was promptly handed over.
The lecture tonight at the hall OF
the Young Mems Christian AssDcia-
ton is likely TO draw large audience.
II is not necest airy to cay, when it is
snnounced that Mrs, Lide MeIriwether
will occupy the platform, that the au-
dience will be interested as well rs
large. The proceeds will be devoted
10 the Young Mems Temperance
Unior, an organization which is al
ready well under way and promists
excellent results.
AT the residence OF Mrs. X. q.
corner Of Poplar and Menas.
sas streets, tonight musicale will be
given for the benefit OF st Msry's
Cathedral. The following ladies aud
gentlemen will take part; Mrs. w.
A. Gsge, Miss Jennie Montgomery,
Miss Emma Peske, Miss Mamie Lucas,
Miss Emma Jones aud Mics Mary Lou
Boiling land Messrs. NJ II. Mcdowell,
Ad Refs and O. O. Webb. Mr.. r. G
Brown will read. Prof, Levy, musical
director. The entertainment will con-
clude with a dance. Admission, so
cents.