Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

The HEBREW FAIR.-The Fair for the
benefit of the Synagogue, corner of Main
II Exchange, which has been in pro-
gress at the Club House for more than a
week past, and which closed last night,
was a grand success. PecuniarilV it was
all that L Hebrew fellOw-citizens could
desire, and for real hearty enjoyment and
pleasure il was the affair of the season.
The editor Of the Hebrew Fair a little
sheet that has daily for a week amused,
if not enlightened, the public, thus for
maily takes leave of I've grand public" in
his issue (the last Of Yesterday: Ladies
and gentlemen: This is the last night Of
the grand Hebrew Fair. We thank you
for your numerous attendance in aid Of
an object which, without any further eX-
battalion on our part, must commend it.
self TO a Iberal-minded and progressive
public OF his editorial efforts ne thus
InOdestly discOurses: "a week has passed
pleasantly, I'M although u illusions
have been JCeIEig, we have endeavored
and tried our level best, if not to please
persons or parties, at least TO make some
money for the Fair. We think his has
been done; this is Wh8t we aimed at-all
we cared for.' And thus ne takes leave
Of the "cOrpsediturial,' genial, Jrdnk soul
that he is-nay his shadOw never grow
less: ''IO cOn1reTes of the city press
we return our sincere thanks. Our com
municatiOns with them rave been pleas
ant in the extreme, nothing happening to
mar the pleasantries that should always
exist among gentlemen Of our stamp.
During the week our sanctum has been
crowded with them, and we have endeav-
Ored TO make the GHgeHde cOTdiuie WIEN
ever called upon.
MEMPHIS THEATER.--TrUly the WOr-
rell Sisters may think themselves great
favorites, when, in spite of heavy rains,
axr.,a l11fna PaaIA Tr-hF Ar "a nn1 v~a,NrrV.U
forth to witness the fJmOu burlesque,
"lxiOn.' It possesses much more point
than most Of the buriesques of the pres
enU DAY. The pUnS arc not mere distOr-
lions of words, but q play upOu them. OF
Il local jokes some were fair, others
bitterly bad. Miss Sophie was, as usual,
the life and spirit OF The affair, and danced
and sang with dash and taste. But, we
must in the gentlest manner hint, a want
Of respect was evinced for their audience
by one or two members OF the company.
Though a house may not be so full as the
artists would desire, they are in duty
bound to use their utmost exertiOns to
please those present, and not by any show
Of d~isrespect give for complaint,
Mr.. Atkins was very clever as AHHcrU0.
and but that he repeats himself would
have been most excellent. Wesaw Dame
HGHy and Queen Catherine, as well as
the Goddess of Learning. Miss Irene
looked PeHUS charmingiY, and Miss Jen-
ME Wilimore made a s~pTightly Mercury.
The other characters call for no special re
mark. Tonight the famous buriesque of
"Lalia RoOkh' is to be presented. We
trust the weather VIII be more propitious.
The grand Fair and Festival, for the
benefit ofSt. Patric6's Church, tor which
extensive preparations have been made,
is to be opened at the Greenlaw- Hall this
evening. The object Of the Fair is to aid
Father Hiordan in his efforts to defray the
Indebtedness incurred by the erection of
the new church building at the corner OF
DeSoto ana Linden streets. A fine band
of music will be in attendance, and ailthe
necessary arrangements have been made
10 welcome visitors and treat them in the
most hospitable manner. In the name OF
the lady managers we extend an invita-
ton to the whole city to call see them.
CoNcERT.-The attention of our readers
is called to the concert FOR the benefit of
Mission Chapel, which viii take place on
Thursday night next at the Assembly
Hall, under the auspices of the cOngrega-
ton of the Second Presbyterian Church.
It will be a grand affair, as it will be man
aged by Prof. Sabatzky.
BR0OM's OPERA HoUsE.-Th storm and
rain without did-8ot prevent a large and
jolly crowd ron assembling within his
pretty AlttlG bCll4l1G - lUlAt 10 ne dllkt.ENH
and entertained as only broom knows
how to do. Among the many iayorites
OF a really excellent and ''star" troupe,
Miss Iona Lang seems to be growing
nightly in favor, and her comic songs are
always encOred. She Is a very pleasing
singer and has made many friends. The
troupe now numbers on its list Lizzie
Florence, Maggie Hunter, Emma DeVere,
the two Fannies, Cora Davis land Helene
Ia Vp1.a oil of fbaun awanIiauF in tbai,. u
rious lines. The bill of entertainment is
changed nightly.
TIFF PARL0R Music HALL.-Manag9r
Thompson yesterday added to his corps
the inimitable Dick Clarke and Dick
Weston, who have just concluded their
engagement at BrOom's Opera House.
Mr.. Thompson is expecting several new
stars to-day from Cincinnati and St.
Louis, of whose arrival due notice viii
be given. Meanwhile his show is rs good
a one as was ever given in Memphis, and
attracts large crowds nightly, the best of
order being mainted all over the house.
ELEGANT French and Chinese per-
fumery, in fine cut-glaSs bottles, at the
Revolution Dollar Store, 21S Main.
CAsHMEREs, Tweeds and Cloakings at
cost. SEESSEL Il SON.
READ the reduction advertisement of B.
Lowenstein q Bros.
READ B. L~owenstein & Bro. IS advertise
ment to-day.
TRIMMING, Lining and Fancy Silks at
cost. SEESSEL & SON.
CoRNs, bunions, bad nails, cured with
out pain or drawing blood, by DR.. LindO-
man, room "A Overton Hotel
JEWELRY from now till Jauary 1, at one
dollar a set. You choice for one dollar
any set in the house. some are worth
three and fOur dollars.
HERZOG & BRO.