Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19

cure their patronage l give 'em one
Their skirts are long. Their uDdercloth
iog is trousers ar d not oobWebR, and theil
dresses are made right up to the neck
The most particularly squeamish Of pro
prietors of seminaries for young lsdie:
have given me 3 testimonial that my
pallet is modest and improving TO the
mind, aad would no more raise a blush
thar, for that matter, any ether ballet.
do seem to do.
1t is said that Howard Paul, who il
st pr5sent ia Paris, has offered NJ. Often
/ bach p 900 francs to write the music tC
/ 8 sequel To the Grand Duchess" under
/ the title of "The Grand Duchess more
Married than Settled" and NJ. Often
/ bsch has the proposal under considera-
/ ti0n. Mr.. Paul suggests that the viva
/ cious Duchess should marry Prince Paul,
! henpeck bin, that blacksmith should
be sent for to put straight the twisted
sabre de mon sire, and that legend OF
the celebrated sabre should be given.
The libratto will be furnished by two
English authors. If NJ. Offea5ach &C.
cepts the offer it viii be the first English
libTetto he has attempted.
Mile. Nilsson has written charm
ing letter to Nj. Perrin, expressing her
=
In Faust to its original creGtress in Paris,
Nine. Carvslho. This last named lady,
not behindhand in pOIiteness, replies that
her presence ct the opera ws : net to
cause any change in the cast already de-
,cided On. Such YVES the will OF A. Per-
lin, the director, and the writer's desire
-5Eas also that Mile. Nilsson should play
the part "Of your letter, my dear
Mademoiselle," t" she adds, in terminating,
" remember only its gracious words for
me, aud / am delightea to continue our
excellent artistic relations"
The Cornell Era, the College paper
for the Cornell University, tells the fol-
lowing story: 4 few days ago, as 3 gen.
tiemsn from ithaca was riding over the
country, he saw farmers boy standing
by the roadside holding s horse, which
he recognized as belonging to an Ithaca
livery establishment. Being lonely and
desiring to converse with some one, he
asked the boy who was the owner Of the
horse. The boy replied: +" 1t belongs to
g crazy Dute6mRn looking for birds nests
over yOnder in the woods" The crazy
DUtchman was none other than Prof.
Agasslz.
Paris wants more and more thesters.
There are twenty-five in full operation,
and four are to be built st once in one
building, the abandoned MRgazins Reu-
MS, the establishment which sold every
thing at coat price and gave s coupon for
the return OF the whole OF the sum
twenty yesTs hence. The four theaters
are to be popular opera, 8 popular
light comedy house, while
the fourth is to be fsrcicsl. Furthermore
Paris S 10 have an Alaam6ra which is TO
put the London one in the shade.
The Louisville Democrat of yester- !
dsy ssys: Mr.. Wm. MeMshon, young |
man engaged 10 the printing and ltho- !
graphic establishment Of Messrs. Ger !
man q Be0, yesterday received q letter 1
from his father, who has just arrived at |
Phiisdeiphia, informing him Of the pleas |
ant fact thst he has fsllen heir to eight |
thousand pounds sterling, or SAC, GOO in 1
gold, from sn estate in England, Toe 1
ucky typo "pUlled up stakes y yester-
lay and left for Philadslphia, bidding 8
asst farewell to the art pTeservative.n -
-Msssls. Appleton & Co. have just re-
3eiyed fr0m Paris the second volume Of
DRnts's Vision, illustrated by bore, con-
aiming " "PurgatOry - and " Paradise
Dore's imagination has not fsltered in
his designs for this good
Z
tenderness and appreciation OF
he beautiful, rs remarkable ss that
,ommSnd over the teFrlbis, which Ia
Z L'LaJerRO gave him his world wide repu-
alton.
The good people Of the city Of Tou-
on, France, were recently ast0nished at
public concert being given ia one. OF the
cost prominent churches. The Stranoe
rTa .
everal thousand people.
While Mrs. L L. Davenport was en-
aged n the performance at the Portland
hester, Wednesday night, some person
r persons entered her room at the Pre-
- House and stole from there her watch
0d jewelry, valued at something like
AT the Philhsrn nonie concert in Phil
delpbia on the 18th, Miss Henrietta
Isrkstein, the youthful bat brilliant
ianist, will form one OF the attractions.
he viii play one Of LisZPs difficult
ieees. Ii
Harry Ssn5eTson will MAKE his first
ppearsrce in Jersey City ON Tuesday
ext. His wonderful octave playing has
laced him among the foremost of
Anaericsu pianiste. He will be assisted
" an excellent concert troupe.
"A charming (sic--veFy sick young
IegTess, named Theresa, has basSs en-
aged at the Cbaieiet theater, ia Paris, to
.eTform IN "TbeodOrus."
The Hrst Of the series of "theater
meetings was given in allyn Hall, in
Jew York, on Sunday night last, and
vas addressed by Rev. DR.. Bellows, of
hst city.
The managers Of the Paris TheAter,
n answer to en- advertisement for mu-
zeal composition Tor . neW piece, re- /
sived 800 different versions.
Miss Matilda Heron gave her reudi-
lon Of Camille in Harrisburg on
Wednesday, and Ole Bal performed
here en- Tuesday,
-" Dora is still running well st New
orleans. "UndiBe was successfully |
at the Academy Of Music there.
flle. Sohlke does the can. can.
-1wo Cspuchins have arrived at
charleston, to found the lrst mission OF
heir order at The South.
s.. Pster'p, st Washington, in which
len. Washington Yves married, is to be
ut in condition for use. {
The new Metropolitan church in
Washington is 70 De nnisheu by March
st, and dedicated the Fourth OF July,
The Womsn's Christian Association
Z Hartford gives grstuitous instruction
q the evening to working girls.
The Methodist AdUocate Is soon to be
tsrred in Atlanta, Ca, ia the interest
( the " Northern MethOdists."
A Connecticut minister lately an
lonnced his subject as He'll and DAM
latiOnn
-BsltimCre Catholics subscribed S22,-
90 In one week for the American Col
eye at Rome.
-Rev. DR.. Willsrs, now preaching in
1arick, n. Y, served under Wellington
t Waterloo.
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