The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Entries for the spring meeting will close
February /, instead OF February 10, as
previously announced.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will hold an important meeting this after
noon at $50 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
The lady managers Of the Ieath Orphan
Asylum desire 10 return thanks for the
very liberal contribution sent TO the or
phans during the holidays.
7. A. Lynch, a painter was arrested
yesterday on a charge of attempted rape
upon the person OF a thirteen year old col
ored girl. Lynch gave bond.
The Menken Rifles meet at o'clock
Monday evening, the liih instant, for
drill, at the Y. Nj. II. A. Hall. All men,
bers arc notified TO promptly attend.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Women's Christian Association will be
held tomorrow Monday morning in the
parlors OF the Young Women's Boarding
Home, 81 Union street.
Napoleon Hill, Robert Galloway and
fifty other well known citizens have tend.
cred benefit to Mr.. Lou Leubrie, in re-
cognition OF chs arduous labors in the
interests OF public amuscments." Mr..
Lcubric has accepted. and has designated
the Memphis 1heater rs the place where
it would please. him TO have the benefit
given. Due announcement will be made
Of the time.
Last Monday night, January Z, the fol.
lowing officers OF Jonathan Wood Lodge,
No. 80 Knights Of Pythias. were installed
by Deputy Grand Chancellor j. II. Lub-
kemann: G. c.. T.. A. Schcid; V. c., T. A.
Morrison; T., II. n. Gwinn; VI. Of f.,
DIR. John Frick; VI. OF T., j. J.. Stein; X.
OF X. and s., ]. J. Corrigan; NJ. OF A.,
j. Il. Fairchid; /. g., /. Christensen;
o. c., Charles Englehardt; 7. c., L. Cad
well; grand lodge representative. Il. w.
Cox; alternate representative, j. L. krcs-
senburg.
Mr.. j. l.. Whalcn, Of Buffalo, n. V, an
experienced baseball man, Is in Nashville,
and will see what can be done toward put
ting Nashville again in the Southern
League. lie comes highly recommended,
and yesterday talked with number OF
baseball enthusiasts ON the subject. While
nothing definite was accomplished, be
met with much encouragement. Mr..
Whalen's idea is TO issue stock st S25 per
share, each share Of stock admitting the
HViutI W MI EAill'H NV IIhib1fn w tul-
ploy players at not over 500 amO g. each,
and 10 carry twelve men.
The Rev. Mr.. Ncnable, OF the Firt Bap.
tisi Church, will preach this evening on
"How 10 Treat Our Chain Gang" Ills
sermon on last Sunday evening on "Our
Chain Gang, Who They Are and Who
Sent Them There" was delivered 10 a
crowded house. The public ut large are
invited " heat his views in light Of
Christianity on this important question.
The concluding services Of the week Of
prayer will be held in the First Baptist
Church this evening at o'clock, services
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Ingram. The
services will be union Of all the oyangeli.
cal churches Of the city.
The following convicls left for Nashville
last nigh, In custody Of State Agent Joe
Turney: W. L. Keith, larceny, five
years; George Bridges larceny, seven
years; Will Cannon. burglary, iorty-seven
years; Ellis Williams, larceny aud recciy-
Ing stolen goods, two years; Thomas Ma
honey, same, two years Anthony New
burn, murder, twenty years; Rube Mason,
larceny, three years; George French, rob-
berry, ten years; Louis Wills, two cases
larceny. six years; John Morgan, robbery,
ten years; Tom Rhodes, murder, two
years John Balmay, larceny, five years;
Ben johnson, larceny, two years; James
Williams, assault 10 murder. two years.