davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
rnIRD pRrpAnAToRY CLASS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
AZ Inrh.an ,Iannd.

"Chimes Of Normandy" was presented
to fine audience at jackson Mound Park
last night. and the manner in which Il
was received fully evidenced the popular
ity Of the Deshon Company. Edward
Temple as the Notary made a good i'm.
impression, while Messrs. Nelson, Nc
Sweeney and Dcshon sustained their re-
spoctive roles In their usual fine style.
Miss Nellie Hess. NJ Germainc, showed
marked improvement over her first APP
pcarance. She IL the possessor Of sweet,
sympathetic voice, charming, unaffected
stage presence. and will certainly provo n
valuable member Of the company. Miss
Duryea, o. scrpOlcitc. was charmingy
uyacious, in good voice. and made many
warm friends by her captivating manner
She Is, besides bcinga fine singer, aliycly,
enhancing sonbrciic, and the moro Mem
phians see Of her the greater iayoriio she
becomes,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Thoro will DO further exercises today.
LA sALETTE AoADEMY.
commencement Exercises Last Night.
Award OF Prizoa.

Commencement Exercises Last Night
Award OF Prizos.
The annual commencement exercises OF
Ia salelte Academy took place last night
Al the New Memphis Theater, which was
filed from PIT 10 dome with the many
friends and patrons Of this most excellent
institution. Below We append the list Of
prizes won by the different pupils, which
were awarded by the Rev. J. L. Moran, OF
81. Peters Church, who took occasion 10
compliment the good sisters NJ well rs the
pupils for the mcitorious work accom-
plished during the year.
The following are the names Of the
pupils for the first prizes In Chris
iian doctrine. arithmetic, grammar, COM
poation and lcttor-writing Misses flan-
cry. 1roens, Dean, +. Cicallia, l.. Hopkins,
r. Foppiano, n. Finn, II. Johnson, N.
Cunningham. Ida Cicallia, A. Perry, X.
Croity, T. Nagel, N. Griffin, n. Buinn, :.
Kelly, s. Fransioli, w. Iowia
Christian Doctrine Medal, drawn by
Miss Nellie Quinn.
Grammar-Medal, drawn by Mary Gar.
win.
Attendance Medal, awarded OK mquo "a
Misses Icogar, Rays, drawn by Miss Rays.
Gold pcn--Awardod 10 Miss A. Wade.
Pcnmanship-MOdal, awarded ex.@quc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
- woRsT nscAPna.
The Little Fish Indicted While the Arch
Offender Coos Free.

The Little Fish Indicted While the Arch
ofonder Coos Fros.
The batch Of indictments found agains,
citizens Of Shelby aud adjacent counties
creates but little excitement. but naturally
considerable talk. Tho hoax which was
played upon a citizen Of somcryille yes.
terday aroused some interest, aud brought
to the surface two good stories In conncc.
ton with the proceedings Of the Federal
Grand Jury that otherwise would never
have appeared In print One Of these re.
lates 20 two gentlemen from Bartlett who
were indicted. On election day Mem.
phis Republican attended the polls In
Bartlett, and, desiring ioingraiialo himself
into the good graccs Of the Democrats as
much as possible, and for ulicrior pur.
poses, perhaps, ordered dinner for the
Democratic election judges, which they
refused to accept For this they have
been indicted for tcrrorizing people at the
polls.
Another well authenticated story Il 10
the effect that when the Federal Grand
Jury had indicted every able-bodied Dem.
ocrat whose namc could be learned, and
were about 10 adjourn, ono venerable
Juror arose and said: Gentlemen YOU
have indicted whole host Of people ioi
nothing aud you will cause them trouble
and expense. There Il ono man who
pre.ominently and above all others sguilt,
and should not be overlooked. He mol
only voted the Democratic ticket bu
made Democratic speech on Decoration
Day. mean Col Edgingion." Then th'
Grand Jurors arose one by ono and al
journed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.

III. ii. Jannson, machinist, was ar
rested last night for the lordly performance
OF wife whipping
The great evangelist, Sam Jones, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
bleeding Kansas TO pursue the cohorts OF
satan.
The fourth race OF the ten milo handi-
cap series will be run Friday, the Dist
inst, on the Boulevard Start at 4
O'Clock pm, sharp.
Gen. G. p. NJ. Turner has gone TO Okla
homa as counsel for the Cherokees, who
claim that there is due them 5000, 900 for
lands sold the Government
S. j. Baldwin, formerly Memphis bro
ker, in under arrest at Fayetteville, Ark,
ON charge OF larceny. He is wanted in
this city for the same ofiense.
A negro entered j. w. Vessels photo
graph galley, borrowed the proprietor's
watch for the purpose OF having his picture
taken, and ran away with it.
Matte Hill and Mrs. p. J. 0'Brien,"
as she styles herself, two inmates OF the
Commercial Hotel (2) had n smuggling
match yesterday and were arrested.
A good many Of those who were indicted
and who had surrendered and given bond
in the election cases were arrested yester-
day evening formally and informally turned
loose, so that the Marshal would not be
left on the fees.
The following numbers Of tickets drew
in the Louisiana Lottery yesterday: No.
81 ,605, 5000, 900; No. 62,3ll, $500, 900; No.
44,624, 100000; No. 26,72S, $4,000; No.
43, 90S, $1,000; No. S0,6l6, $4,000. The
first and fourth capital prizes were sold in
Memphis
The Irish National League picnic will
take place today and tonight, in Estival
Park. Everything points to one OF the
largest demonstrations OF the season.
Tickets have been sold in large numbers
and many hundreds who have not pur.
chased tickets will so today II the weather
| il fair
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

TO Misses p. Cicalla, Cunningham, Nagel,
Kelly, Mary Garvin. Won by Miss 5. Kelly.
Composition aud Letter-writing-Medal
won by Miss Hopkins.
Wrting-Premium Misses Crotty. Perry,
Peacher, Staples, Boggiano, Miller, ]. Ci-
Gala, S. Fransioli, n. Qninn, b. Quinn,
n. Monogue, ]. Foppiano, Wade, Hun
ter, +. Kinsela, Trogolia, NJ. Manogue, A.
Johnson. Drawn by Miss Boggiano.
Superior Conduct-Medal, awarded ex-
caro-, Toof, Kinsella. Won by Miss f.
Nagel.
Catechism-Medal, awarded ex-@quo to
Misses Miller, +. Flanery, Boggiano, Vac
caro-, Zeoger, Kay, Toof, b. Quinn; n.
Fransioli, Trogolia, Staples, Wade, Stura,
Peacher, Devote, kinsella, Nj. Manogue,
A. johnson, Hunter, V. Foppiano. Won
by Miss Zeoger
Arithmetic--Medal awarded ex eauo to
Misses Zeoger, Kay, Tool, Naccaroo,
Boggiano, Troglio, Peacher, Ferguson. +.
Flanery, Wade, n. Fransioli, Devote,
kinsella, NJ. Manogue, A. johnson V.
Foppiano, Maggie Garvin, NJ. McGinty,
NJ. Varly. Drawn by Miss Kinsella.
Spellng-Medal awarded ex @quo ID
Misses +. Flanery, Peacher, Boggiano,
Devote, n. Fransioli, Wade, Stapels, Fer
guson, Trogolio, Sturla, Il. Quinn, Kin
sella, A. johnson, NJ. Manogue, Hunter,
Nagel, Lewis, n. Fransioli. NJ. Manogue,
Zeoger, Kay, Vaccaro, Miller. Won by
Maud Manogue.
Diligence-Medal awarded OK equo to
Misses $. Flanery, Broens, Dean, =. Cical-
liza, Hopkins X. Foppiano, Finn, ii. John
son, Cunningham, Ida Cicallia, Griffin,
Crotty, Perry, Nagel, Tooi, Zeoger. Vac
caro-, Boggiano, +. Flanery, n. Quinn.
Drawn by Miss Toof.
Poliieness-Medal awarded ex eqno to
Misses 5. Flanery, Z. Cicalia, N. Cum
ningham, II. Johnson. L. Hopkins, Il.
Nagel, |. Cicallia, A. Vaccaro. S. Tool s.
Peacher, X. Ferguson, N. Sturla, T. Kin
sella, M. Manogue, X. Crotty, b. Quinn,
S. Kelley. Won by Misl Vaccaro.
Instrumental Music--Medal awarded ex
equo to Misses Brocns, s. Flanery, p.
Cicallia, Ida Cicalia, n. Cunningham, n.
Manogue, W. Griffin, M. Foppiano, A.
Vaccaro S. Fransioli, NJ. Lewis, A. Sta
pels, A. Wade, o. Boggano, +. Hunter, s
Devote. Drawn by Miss T.. Cicallia.
Vocal Music-Medal cut for by the
following pupils: Misses Broens, S. Flan-
merry, A. Dean, NJ. Foppiano, Cunning.
ham, Finn, p Cicallia, +. Hopkins $
Kelly, Crotty, ]. Foppiano, |. Cicallia
Lewis, Zeoger, Sturla, Naccaro, Wade, +
Flannery, Peacher, Staples, Boggiano, NJ
Manogue, Troglio, n. Manogue, ;. Devote
+. Hunter, T. kinsella, Maggie Garvin
Mary Garvin, V. Foppiano, NJ. McGinty
II. johnson, NJ. Nariey, A. Johnson. WoI
by Miss \. Cunningham.
Vocal Music-Medal, awarded to Mis-
S. Fransioli.
Elocution-Medal, awarded ex @quo Il
Misses Griffin n. Manogue, 5. kell!
Miller, Y. foppiano, X. Ferguson, f. Kay
n. Fransiol, +. Kinsella, $. Peacher, A
Wade, NJ. Garvin, A. Johnson, NJ
Manogue. +. Hunter. S. Devote, VI. Var
ley, V. Foppiano, NJ. McGinty, $. Fran
sioli, NJ. Servis, /. Cicallia. Drawn b
= Miss Foppiano. Premium awarded /
Miss Adele Thomson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
PERSONAL

Mr.. AND MRs. LOUIS KAHN have gone
to Chicago.
Miss SUSIE BURRUs OF Helena, Ark, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kate Thompson, at
No. POS Wellington street.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE MEADE left for Fort
Smith, Ark, last Tuesday night, to join
her daughter, Mrs. n. NJ. Mitchell, of that
place.
VIsiToRs on Change yesterday Charles
NJ. Williams, Greenvillc, Miss; w. II.
Pillow, Helena, Ark; W. Il. Stone, Knox
vile, Tenn.
MRs. ]. N. THOMPSON and daughters,
Misses JUNE and Berthe, left yesterday on
the steamer Buckeye State for Cincinnati,'
Philadelphia and New York.
TAscAR T.. DuBosE left the city on Sat
urday evening via the Iron Mountain Rail
road for an extended tour through Texas
and Mexico, stopping at Fort Worth to
visit the wonderful Spring Palace.
MISSES Mary, Jessie and Alfred DuBose
left Memphis on Thursday for Middle
Tennessee TO spend the summer with their
grandparents, Col aud Mrs. George w.
Polk, at their charming home in Maury
County.
Ar Fransiol Hotel =. Mcclure, Texas;
II. A. Brown, Duncan, Miss, +. III.
Moody, Duncan, Miss; 5. Nj. Woodwork,
Manchester, Tenn; J. A. Clemens, Helena,
Ark. S. b. Carroll, Tunica, Miss; j. L.
Dickinson, Grcenyille.
Ar Duily's Hotel: Q. II. Cash, Milwood,
Tenn: J. A. Fuller and wife, Texas; Mrs.
J. T. Bell. Texas; 4. +. Mckroe, Cuba,
Tenn; Judge simmons, Sardis, Miss;
]. l.. Holmes, Cuba, Tenn; I. A. Dorsey,
Little Rock; NJ. ]. Collins, Cotton Plant
Ark; V. V. Allen, Arkansas; i. Q. Car
penler, New Orleans.
Ar tho Peabody A. b. Hawkins, Louis.
vile; +. II. Rahm, Richmond; b. J. Curry,
Florence, Ala; r. II. Lacey, Nashville;
Charles II. Galloway, Jackson, Miss; j.
G.. and ID. G. Wright CORTLAND, Miss I;
Mrs Henry Lamb, jackson, Miss; 5. y.
Rucks, Leland, Miss; ]. X. Sanford. Cow
ington; J.. &. and A. G. Kuykondall, Gro
NADIA, Miss.
Ar the Gayoso: Mrs. n. NJ. Gilson,
Marion, Ark; Mrs. T., Buck, Crawiords
vile Ark; Miss |. V. Gambell, Glen Al
len. Miss: Mrs. Southland, Mississippi;
A. W. Whitcomb, New York; II. J. Rob
crt, 81. Louis; Joe l.. Frazier Louisville
Ky; $. NJ. Piper, st. Louis; WV. Brown,
Chester, ILL.,; Miss Maud lSadler, Okolona
/ Miss; I. l.. Moser, Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. X. T.. Aston, Kansas City; 4. Il
CLANCY, Kentucky; NJ. u. King, Wor
thaw, Man.
Il. II. KirrRELL, Kiurcll, Tenn; s. A
Epperson, Nashville, II. ]. Jacobs, Pin,
BiuG, Ark; Miss I. Cowan, Miss A
Cowan, II. +. Cowan, cambridge. Tenn.
W. +. Folsom, Pocola, Ind. T.; l.. J
Brooks, Jackson, Tenn; A. A. Shields
Grecnylle, Miss; H. II. Henderson, Muir
lreesboro, Tenn; |. NJ. Bewlcy. Morris
town, Tenn; X. W. Barton. Marion, Ark.
Frank Lane, Newark, o.; ID. l.. Morrison
Kansas City; Mrs. l.. Taylor, New York
are at Gaston's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
A BUSY DAY.

Several Cases and n Tussel BotwoOn n
Brace of Attorneys.
Justice Garvin had land Office bust
ness before him yesterday. Mix lnspec.
tor Joe Theirs looked at clouds in tie
morning and predicted dull day. lie
took down a Grcek.dictionary and traced
the word "ane," punishment, to.whcre
the graceful Greeks wrote II by making
OK horns and old fashioned hooks and
ewes, and explained It's meaning TO Bob
Ice. who asked II II hurt any worse in
Greek than In English. Presently tho
Court called James lark.n for trial. A
number Of hhckmen sworc that larkin
was a bold, bad man and that he should
be hobblcd, buckod and gagged with a
peace bond.
Justice Winters arose aud claimed that
a hackdryers, combine was trying 10
down" his client.
Mr.. Nat TAYLOR said that Justice Win.
tiers was the "whiiehcaded eagle VI Cone
mara.
Justice Winters Is sturdy Glare man,
aud when the wind blow across the Wild
moor used 10 button his coat behind 10
keep his bowsprit warm. lie rclofied IN
lively manner, and the war Of the Roses
and the battle Of the Boyno was fought
over again with great slaughter.
Iarkin was put under peace bond.
Robert Green had child, the property
Of his sister, Lou Douglass. The mother
wanted the child and came for H. Robert
run her away with an upliited AK. Robert
was put undot bond.
Jake james was put IN jail, charged with
purloining - irUm the premises OF J.. Il.
Buerer.
JEFF Odell and Sam Warren submitted
their cases for assault and battery ant
were fined -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
FOR JonNsrowN SUFFERERS.

Successful Entertainment Last Night
by the German Turn-vorein.
Tho entertainment given last night by
the German Turn.Vcrcin was grand 30.
cial and financial success, and reflects the
highest honor upon the association aud
is friends
The following program was skilliully
rendered:
,rnnd March and Caicsiheuct
faefrlsss on Horizontal Hat
F0uY by Memphis Manucfchnf.
Adlfess, IS Turner lrauk T. Nouiotofde
tompgiltun ani Exhibition feucinE.
rong by Memphis Mhnnefchor
Defamation ~ Turner A. linmhun
nTur ~ Waf" BY membcn of Turn Ncrcin
Dancing followed, and the hall was soon
throhgod with merry aud graceful dancers.
who seemed 10 be enjoying themselves to
their hearts content, notwiths landing the
somewhat torrid temperature.
Louis Fritz, with characteristic sense,
took the platform during the course Of the
evening aud advocated the plan OF APP
pointing committees Of ladies 10 canvass
Inc friends Of the Turn. Ncrcin for funds
In order TO make the contribution Of the
Turner's a. large as possible. The sugges-
lion will doubtless bear good irui.
. fl 4. ~. 49, - A ....t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Trustees Sale


ny vitae o. two deeds Of trust. executed o1g on
tho tfh day II August i.,i. aud The Other uu llir
gi.t day of July, itAl, Wy W w. Humphreys ~ iln
uudffslFnrd nt trustee. a. secure certain indrlitl
nos specified thrfrln. the ilut of snld trust dnli
raisiofrd in REGISTERS Unea ui shelby iouhUt
Tenn in book 80 page 40. aud The other frg.f
tered ~ snid Register uflrr ln book ~ page 81
which are referred Co. slid deeds conveyed uud Hu
ihurgrd che sale ~ The following real estate. in
rasn the debts thrWlu secured were not paid ni
provided thpfcln aid rial estate, situate lu Mem
phis shelby County, Tenn, beginning ~ point
IN the north linz ~ Market siurt 20 feet cat ium
The cas line of The int alley cast OF Third street
aud running thence east with the uuun side nI
Market siurt ~ ieUt thence north 49, feet 10 hl
intended alley. thence wca' ~ feet, thence south
itst feet 10 the place ni beginning, being part ul
lot guf MulhOliin subdivision Ia C0uuiy lnl i1.
and the same land ut apart 10 aid w. W llumVh
frys in Cnas Of W W. ilumphfeW W hfiln Mni
fcuit No Hah A. u, thanccrY Court ~ shelby
COUNTY Tenn, ana sald debts not bclug paId be-
foriinr to the terms NJ aid uuyt deeds ni thr ~
quest " the bCnonclarief thcfrln. ] VIII. un
thc 1T day oi July, is,1 NJ the southwest cnn'f q
Main aud Madison Streets MuinphiA Tom tell
said described real estate IA the highest bidlrf 81
publlc ouirry, for cash.
Tquly ~ redemption barred Tho tito 70 ulil
property believed 10 hc good bat I will srll aul
convey ~ tn'ieo Ia aid trust deeds fcicffcd lo hhN
no, otherwise.
THIS Stat day Of May is.,o. .,., 400, .,...,..
Iiiil a wilkcrson, AiiorneyA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
sani,ary Plumbing.

Inc cn,erprising frmoi IAiting & Bailey
are rapidly building reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough and well yenii.
lated Jobs Of plumbing ever done In Mem
phis. Their idea Is to use the best mate
rails aud workmanship, which results in
comfort and satisfaction TO their patrons
They make a specially Of remodeling old
MINIMIZING wnrk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Inreusn sIecrer 20 New Yorn.

The through sleeper TO New York via
the Louisville x Nashville and Pcnnsyl.
yania Railroads has been resumed, aud
will arrive In New York on the former
schedule, O'Clock pm. Bcrths reserved
In advance at Office. No. 3l2 Main street,
opposite Peabody Hotel.
Ious A. SCorT, Ticket Agent
Gro. n. McCLEAN, Passenger Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Tho Fourth OF July TO DO a Gala Da
In Memphis.

Tho Fourth OF July TO DO a Gala Day
Ia Momphiu.
Tho arcmon Of Memphis intend that tho
coming anniversary Of the Nations na-
tai day shall DO duly observed and to
that end great activity Is manifest In pre-
pairing for a proper observation Of the
Fourth Of July. The FIRE companios are
busy and company Of eighty members
has been ofganiled In Pinch, aud two
large companies 10 South Memphis
among whom are many oid eN,ii'omDcrt5,
bo others orpanilrd and the citizens gon-
orally will be- Interested in the matter.
The occasion Is surely fitting one aud
when the frrmcn undertake anything
they are usually equal 10 the occasion;"
therefore, u grand umo may DO reason
ably expected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
LODGE NOTICES.

/ EILA SCOTT LODGE No 2s9, y. and A. q
aucsci to N meet in special eel standardization )W
This (WEDNESnAN) evening. June ~, 1850 fnr
work In the PILLOW Grape DEGREE All 4. C.s
arc falctnaly Invited.
by order =. MCNEIL, w. NJ.
Attest JAS :. MNuArFy. Secretary.
NIEMrlils LODGE no IL X or T., 90,
wi will meet Ia regular convention nj Nf.A
their Castle Hall. "a Main stpct, thist " u
(MEnNksDAfl night juno ~, lssa nj SseAJtJ
O'Clock for work In the knights Rnnk NJ
Visiting knights iraternally Invited
10y orlcr \. n sliuSTER, C. C.
Attest, 4 l. Moorp. X II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

Summary: Earned runs Chattanooga .,
New Orleans !. Two base hits-Polhemus,
Houston. Three base hits-Murray.
Double Plays-Murray TO Mills, Stolen
bases-Mills, Murray, Fabian. Struck
out-By Jones o. Houston 3. Base on
balls-By Houston ]. Passed balls
Schachern. Umpire-Iloner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
TiorNs nEALu; on, tnE CONTESTED cnowN

Itfs.ls.s pirturr -Rcctation . Little Miss Hughes
Forest lrillug Nnltk............. ....,l inulsts-
Misses n cloud. Liulc Lizzie Hughes
Tislc's Ghld-rocitntuu.. Nile ". Aucrbach
NAV Ftstiyai-iustrumcuml uuu........ Muller
Performed by Mises Cloud. X 0arha-
rni 81 quinn. Dfummund
Essny-Ihis life u Only tht luriico OF IA.t
graud Military March Instrumental Duo
panlt-Mi,scs I. Taylor N. Aucflach,
o. iarumarsuo. l.. McnrhCr
No Time Can steal Affections Rosc-nuo
fNuFuA tAAAiNANN
second Vocal lasa
Aukwufvd @lrCltuitnn ..ts,a.tMlsT T. H1ucf
rWtrt lady ulli-Comir Hocutinn....a Little tifls
liaa Of The Rainbow aud innncr Of sian.....
MIS- a. luther
Angel Of s'ssss'sals y alanlNhn
Hammer lgafNr y hlNah
Miss,a scott. Lighiburi.c, X. IfUXlcf
Atlchehhu'" =. bfummond = Iighc.
IAbCau.
There will DO further exercises today
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
DIED.

GILLESPlE-At residence, No 10 Turcy street,
Tuesday juno IL 1850 ut o O'Clock nm, MARY
fRLroS, wife OF Charles gillespie Raleigh IN. c.,
Boston tMass.) and Cincinnati (o,l papen please
copy.l
Funeral will take place from Avery Chapel this
"WEDNESDAY afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Friends OF
the family invited TO attend
MOuNT-At tho residence Of his mother, No.
los Monroe street Tuesday morning. Junr Is. iSsg,
at O'Clock, NonLE nRrCE NOUN, aged - years.
Funeral from residence this WEDNESDAY,
morning Mt 10 O'Clock. Friends aud acquaintance
invited TO attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

L. NJ. Muller q Co., No. 900 Second
street, keeps the famous No. o Wheeler n
Wilgon, aud Buiton.holo LAGER and other
good machines ON hand. They repair all
kinds Of machines; satisfaction guaranteed.
Don't fail 10 zee the beautiful work done
on these machines.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
The Memphis a Charleston Railroad
Train

Leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock pm, ar.
rves at Washington at o'clock am,
New York 2 o'clock pm, Boston o'clock
pm. second day, Pullman Sleopers TO
Washington without change via Lynch
burg,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
ST. AGNES ACADEMY.

Commencement Exercises Begun Yes
terday-The Progam.
Tho Commencement exercises Of st.
Agnes Academy began yesterday morning.
There was a large attendance OF interested
visitors, and the pupils acquitted them
selves with great credit. Tho teachers
have occasion to bcespecially pleased with
the outcome Of the past years work. The
following was yesterdays programme:
Entrance March and Class
SautntOry ...... ..................Miss H. Noldsun
Bright Iunc-thortis .,................. Mayer
Hy First aud Second Vocal Glasses
Instrumental no.-Pcrlomcd b the Misses
Drc.Jarlins
The Recitation ............ Miss " Cfititudcn
Going 10 Markct-Noul solo. ................Dichl
sung by Nls scott
Esny-sparc Moments nrc the 1nld.dusl
oi 1imc............ .....,...........Mss J.. Nurcy
Au RcyOlf-iustrumontal Irio..,.-....,,........,.
pinnisis-Mlssts a. CfiticndCn, NJ, AuCr.
bach q. LngomArino, ~ Bolln, A.
McNuliy, y. kcafucy.
The Wonderful Telephone. see. Rccitcd BY hlnims
] Want Vacation Little Mis- Richardson
Tssay-Evcrybod ms Eccollcctlons Which Dc
Think worth Record ug ......Miss ". quinn
Blue Htrd polka--instrumcutal rolo.......lri
formed on two rianua by Misses Al.
Aucrbach. L. McHghCr
Woods of Warning-C hurus-Iiitie Girls ....
pinuist-Miss Y. Moudton.
The iltlc London Giri-kccliation.....Miss
T. Carcy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
NOTICE.

Privileges Tor the Knights Of Honor Picnic. lot
benefit ot the iuhustOWu suncrVrs viii b. sid nj
auction THURSDAY NIGHT. JUNE ~ i,,l NJ ?
O'Clock. ~ TURNER iAii. corner Union aud
Second stwria All are invited. Subcommittee
having tickets will please -cpoft ~ that umc lnd
place. By order II
s.A TAYLOR. Chairman.
NATttag WAttt grarnf4ry
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
The Chrls,,an nro,her.' college.

The last OF series OF class exercises
was given at the Christian Brothers Col
lege by the Primary and Third Prepare
tory Glasses in the presence Of their par
enis and friends. The little boys did their
parts as well as could be expected OF boys
so young, and are now ready for pleas
ant and well.deseryed vacation. The
following is the program:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Election Notice.

An election for Seven Directors 10 % We the
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE COMPANY Tor the
ensuing year will be- held at the Company Onico.
ON TUESDAY JULY ?. lss1
AZ ~ upOur u,.,et.rs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Trustees Sale.

Under n deed Of trust made Co me by Georgia
Smith, ON r'corl In Book lsd page i9i viii,
an "Wednesday, , the 10, 1850,
between Il o'clock m and y M. nj the southwest
curnof Of Main aud Madison stneots Memphis
Tenn, sell NJ auction. for cash. lot situated In
Memphis Shelby County Tenn. being one eighth
Of lot ~, Block as aud ~ the southeast corner NJ
said lot fronting W feet on the wvst side ui Orleans
street aud running back west ini feet
June T. ihsl. J. N. ThtZkNANT Trustee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
EIGHT cAsEsl EIGHT oAsEsl
over $4,000, $4,000 In
ported Cigars

ported Cigars
Have been received by us direct from
Havana, through the Memphis Custom
House, during the past week; among
which arc Diligenciass Henry Clays,
Flor de Samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We are the
only firm in Memphis who receive fro
quent shipments OF imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled TO got
only fresh cigars from u.s.
/. SAMELsoN & Co,
The Direct Importers OF Memphis.
+. S.-We sell baseball tickets.