Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-19


machinery. Stockholders will under
stand the necessity for earnest seton in
communicating The purposes of the com-
pany.
The following Is a list of unclaimed
messages remaining in the Western Union
Telegraph Office: A. w. GOODWIN, Whee-
lock q Green J. w: Page, JE,; Philip &
st. John, A. Cohn, 8. P. Read, Hartman
& Co., X. w. Webb, s. NJ. Anderson,
Southwestern Publishing Company, J. w.
Thompson.
"A man named J. II. Garrett was, while
dallying with a thick-lipped, kinky-
headed syren, named Emma Reed-as
black as Erebus-robbed of one hundred
and dfty-hve dollars in money, and q pair
of deringers. On discovering his loss he
applied to the police for redress, and
Emma Reed and MahaIv Ray were ar
rested for the theft. A small portion Of
the property was recovered, q the two
Wenches were locked up.
The poliee complain OF the frequent
and needless violations OF the market or
dinances by haWkenH and peddlers. We
see no way to remedy the evil except by
having the various ordinances printed on
placaTds and placed In some conspicuous
place in the markets, so that the vendors
can not plead Ignorance Of the law, and
~ nnE oNEII NAOAaADL HMAlEAIA Ag44A
sum-one thai they viii remember.
Cincinnati is now a good place for
deaf people. The Ssengerfest, now in full
blast, uses so v~i5lins, q viOlas, % viOlon-
cellOs, Is doubleb bass, 8 French horns, 8
trumpets, 2 tubas, l kettle drum, I q
drum, I timpani, 4 bassOOns, II aboes, f
trombones, 8 flutes and s c~lariOnets. The
chorus consists Of 1890 voices. The music
ct Lincoln Chapel, when a revival pro-
~a1aaa 1anu -.H aa~waa-- IL -
which now greets and maddens Cinein-
natians.
Professor Louis II. Myer has, we IN
derstand, taken up his residence perma-
nently in Memphis, and will devote him
self to the practice of his profession as a
teacher OF the piano. His style and cul-
ture are familiar to our readers. They
have had an opportunity of hearing him
privately and in the concert room. He
is an artist, and a gentleman of refine
ment. We indorse him to the lovers of
music and to our citizens, and wish him
abundant success.
The following marriage licenses were
returned to the office of the Clerk of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday: Joseph Annette and ChrisssRe
Tacky; Wilhelm LOchmeyer and Mis-
Johanna Doyle; ID. w. Dove and Miss
Eliz Quackenboss; Jacob Bluhm and
Miss Eva Chapski; Geo. Golfer and Miss
Lena Rutchman; James H. Smith and
Miss Emil }. Wright. In al seven
couples.
The work of repairing the front Of the
beautiful and fashionable establishment
of Mrs. Hunter, on Main street. near JEFF
ferson, is nearly completed. The danger
which at one lime threatened the build
ing has long since been svsrted, and the
work now going on is simply an improve
ment of the 'front.' of the house. We con-
graduate Mrs. Hunter, and hope that we
will soon see the show windows of the
" Southern Emporium OF Fashion a" deco
rated as beautifully, brilliantly and taste
fully as of yOre. Our lady friends need
have no fear or hesitation of going there
now.
-"Dr." Schryer, who has been making
quite conspicuous of late in suits
at law of various kinds, day before yes
terday had Mr.. AlbertsOn arrested on
charge of stealing his meerschsum pipe.
The case came up before Squire Norton
yesterday, and il was most conclusively
that the charge was purely mali
cious, h facts being that Schryer, having
sold out his saloon TO Mr.. AlbertsOn, left
with him a meerschaum pipe, to be raf-
He'd OH. The next thing that AlbertsOn
heard was the accusation that be had
stolen the pipe! Squire Norton promptly
discharged the accused, who Immediately
got out a warrant against Schryer for
perjury. The case win be heard to-mor-
row.
We are indebted to Mr.. viii Mans
ford, of the Catholic bookstore, corner of
Monroe and Second streets, for the latest
illustrated papers and periodicals.. Mr..
Mansford has on his counters all the APP
pu~rtenances of q first-class news depot.
We also received from him q copy of
=" Hidden Sdints-Life Of SoeUr Marie"
a handsomely bound octave volume of
two hundred pages, of a deeply religious
character, being the every day life, works
and meditations of Ia sOe1zr Marie, called
the " wOrkwOman Of Liege," sister of the
order of the Holy Sepulchre, who lived
in the middle of the seventeenth century.
We hope to be able to reeur to the little
work again, but in the meantime recon-
it to the perusal of all those who
wish to become acquainted with the his
tory of one of the best and purest women
who W i've
"A car has just been patented which is
calculated TO greatly facilitate city travel.
It has been successfully tried in Philadel- /
phia, and given great satisfaction. "The
new vehicle is not only supplied with the
SlawsOn box, which is a check upon the
conductor, but the latter has a position
the car. and his duties are to give
packages of tickets and change, stop and
the car, and aid passengers in get
ing on and off. The facilities for ingress
Ind egress are much better on the new
5ar. There are side entrances with hinged
1oors, between which, directly in the
ear, is located the Slawson patent, il
passengers deposit their fares. In
he rear of this is a small platform for
he conductor, and from this, through the
glass partition in the rear, he can see the
of every passenger, and by
means Of a bell direct their attention to
he box in which their fares are to be de-
The front platform is inclosed."
1t is rumOred that Nj. Leo. Wheat, the
distinguished pianist, who reflects so
credit upon his native State of Ten
lessee, is about leaving us, and, as the
yulgar phrase it, for good" We hope
lot. His place cannot be filed. He is as
in his art and his method of ex-
on the piano as he Is singular
.mong his follOw-men and noticeable for
diosyncrasies-many of them commend
.ble-all of which grow out Of his study
nd devotion to music and a long resi-
.ence among a people whose wealth and
astes enable them to patronize and en-
Ourage art, even to its severest forms.
dr, Wheat is an artist Of the highest
rade, and is devoted to music. His in
IRRATIONAL method of treating the works
+ the great masters proves this, and also
severe the labor and study must
ave been that has made him what he is.
We do not wish to lose him, and we hope
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