Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

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opera will be pleased to learn that the
LAGRANGE Brignoli operate concert
combination, under the direction of Max
Strakosch, will appear for limited
number of evenings at the New Memphis,
beginning with Monday next The COM
bination embraces, among other artists,
Madame Anna De LAGRANGE, Signor p.
Brignoli, Mile Stella Bonheur, Signor
Sarti, Signor Cicome, and Signor Nico-
lau, musical director. The repertoire
of the troupe is of the broadcast range,
and embraces gems from all the standard
Italian operas.
ODp FELLOWS PIoSIo.-The arrange
ments have all been perfected by those
having the matter in hand for the grand
anniversary picnic to be given at the
head of Vance street, to- morrow, under
the auspices Of the I. o. OF. Special
cars will be run from Court Square to
the grounds during the day, one of which
will be chartered especially to carry out
the baskets. The several lodges of the
order will meet at their ball at 50 O clock
am. Column will move at 3 o'clock
precisely, in full regalia, in regular
order, under the direction of the Grand
Marshals, from Odd Fellows Hall down
Main to Madison, out Madison to Third,
up third to Market, down Market to
Main, down Main to Vance, out Vance
to Judge James park, where the Grafton
will be delivered by D. G. M. M. K.
Elliott, to be followed by the basket pic
mic. The Rev. j. B. Ferguson will be
Chaplain of the day. Tickets for the
occasion can be procured at c. Beehn's,
"A. HUM & Co.'S, Bigley, Mellersh q
Co.'s, f. H. Clark's, W. S. Bruce q Co.'s,
and at Johnsons and Renkerts drug
stores.
APLEAsANT AFTAIR.-Ws attended the
GROWING of the May Queen, little Miss
lizzie johnson, last night, at Mrs.
Haile's school, and, with every one else
of the large number in attendance, were
quite delighted with the performances
and proficiency of the charming little
beauties, who all seemed as merry as
larks and as happy as angels, like whom
robed in cause and gold, and embedded
in flowers, all seemed the very imperson-
ation of infantle perfection. 1t was
indeed charming scene of pleasure,
harmony, love and beauty, indicative of
the best management and philosophy in
training the young.
THE VARlETIEs.-Another full and de-
lighted house witnessed the capital per-
Torrance at this resort last evening. The
vocalizations of Misses DeV ere and Jack
son, and the dancing of Misses Wallace
and Wheeler, we're especially received
with favor Another excellent bill will
be presented tonight, with the whole
company in new songs, acts and ballet
PRoF. WHEAT's CoScERT.-The first
professional and amateur talent OF the
city have volunteered and will take part
in the grand vocal and instrumental
concert to be given at the Memphis Club
Hall tomorrow evening, under the
efficient direction of Prot. Leo Wheat.
The bill selected for the occasion, which
. embraces number Of gems selected
from wide range of music, will be duly
announced tomorrow. A rare treat may
he anticipated, and the number OF tick
cts already disposed of. is sufficient to
guarantee a large attendance.
THE TUNA trotting match comes
of at the Memphis Association Course,
at three clock Saturday afternoon next,
between C. T. Gohegan's black horse
Sam and Captain John Laifs black
horse Lew, for $3.50 side, best three in
Eve. TO harness and to rule. Both the
horses are fast, and excellent sport may
be expected in the race.