The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
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The examination Of the junior classes Of
the Gcrmania Turnvercin will take place at
Turner Hall tonight.
All victims Of intemperance and all lovers
Of temperance are invited 10 attend the
Christian Church tonight.
The call OF stocks and bonds will be re-
sumcd at the Merchants Exchange at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow (Monday) morning.
President Hadden and the city authorities
have not the slightest objection to people
coming forward to pay their city taxes.
They would like TO begin and prosecute pub
lie works.
Mr.. I. J. Brogan informed an ArPEAL re.
porter yesterday that he had received his
commission as Secretary OF the Exterior.
Thousands Of other stalwarts hold commits
sions for The same portfolio.
First Baptist services: IL o'clock a. m. and
l:D o'clock pm. Morning Subject-'Chris.
tian Family Trimming" Eyening-"The
Royal Feast" All seats free. All are in.
yited. r. A. Venable, pastor,
Prof Winkler will commence his engage.
ment rs organist at ST.. JOsoph's Church.
Georgia street. this morning. A visiting
fnthcr will preach at 10 o'clock mass, aud
also at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
John Burrcn, white, a grocer at No. Is
Linden street, wa arrested yesterday at the
instance OF Tom Hill. a colorcd saloon
keeper, who accuses him OF assault with q
pistol. Burrcn gave an appearance bond.
Frank Wood, colorcd. was found dead yes
tcrday morning IN n cabOose OF n construc-
ton train on the Newport News & Missis.ip
pi Railroad. Squire Garyin held an inquest
on the body, the jury returning a verdict Of
death from heart disease.
All persons interested In the bill now
pending In the Legislature taxing industries
In the State are urgently requested 20 attend
a meeting 10 be held at the Merchants Ex.
change at 10 o'clock Monday morning next.
The committee sent to Nashville will make
st. report.
The bill amending tho old Memphis Ex.
position charter VI lsI1, comforting the right
upon similar organizations a. issue stock aud
bonds, real estate and possess other
rights and principles incident To n latter
day enterprise, has been forwarded 10 Nash.
VILE.
Sim Ingram, ono Of the negroes confined
IN Jail, charged with stealing cows from
farmers on the Hollyford road, yesterday
confessed his guilt aud told how the COWS
were disposed Of. Sandy Davenport, an.
other one Of the accused. was brought in
yesterday and lodged In Jail.
Edmond Corcomn, an cmplOyo Of the
Navy Yard Compress, met with a painful
accident Friday afternoon. lie was running
a hand tic press when his left hani was
caught between the rollers, aud before he
could stop the machine two Of his fingers
were ~ badly mashed that they will prob
ably have to be amputaicd.
IL will be pleasant news to the many dis.
appointed people who regretted the post.
poncmcnt OF the "Bal Pondrc," Of the Ten.
ncssec Club, 10 learn that II will positively
take place Tuesday. April ~, at the Oayoso
Hotel. A delightful evening. full Of rcmin.
isccnccs Of the days Of Marie Antoinctto aud
Louis XVI will fully atone for all the dis
appointment occasioncd by the recent post
pOncmcnt.
Robert n. Lee Lodge Knights Of Pythias
uniform rank, have organized a dHll corps
and elected the following officers Z. h.
Gehharlt captain, n. A. 1911, ut lieutenant
ii. J. HoyL ~ lieutenant :. Maiilnrd. re-
cordcr u. G. Castle, treasurer J. y. Hartley,
right guide; r. Cubbins, lett guide; J. l.
Parks standard bearer y. Cornell. quarter.
master l.. Hoscnstcin, assistant quarter
master.