Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


xRsa TbeatsE.
Tke play last night was The Robbers
Mr.. Pope filing the ieadl ng role, which ne dlo
very eeoa, and she piece gave general salts.
mspt. I ,. mo night he celebrated LIN
/ gard win open with led Asfrav play that
has been very successful IA the norm, ana
/ own z 10 a suit brought by Mrs. r. y. Conway,
who wss play z ~ At DeBar's operahouse in
I that city, against the Lingards, who were
Z playing Il at the Olympic, before the United
states district court resi- raining thc Lingafds
! from producing the piess, and for damages
/ for az infringement on the copyright. The
( judge decided that d was a translation from
Z The French, therefore A. could not be an in
7 fringe raeTlt, for the laws did not permit q
copyright OF a translation, and dismissed the
! case. This company - composed OF some fine
] artistz, VINO cave always been favorites, and
should ersw well.
HueIIer's Dancing Academy.
/ Professor Mueller will reopen his
/ Partisan dancing academy in this city on the
first or November, which will no doubt be
I crowded with pupils during the entire season.
. The professor reputation master OF the
/ in this city, and our citizens will hail his re-
1 turn aud the reopening Of mis- school with the
greatest pleasure.
tbe Memphis Hganerehsr.
a vocal and instrumental concert will
1 be given at the Memphis Theater this evening
.
ciety the members OF which have acquired
! quite reputation ny their nigh attainfnenfs
l 10 voeslisatiou. Their concerts hitherto have
been well attended By delighted audiences
and we are assured that the programme Tor
this evening is replete with rare gems, Of
which We are promised an Interpretation that
/ viii excel any Of their previous efforts. We
4 bespesk a crowded house this evening for the
! society.
The promenade Concert by the cid
Memphis Brass Band.
| AS will be seen elsewhere the Old
/ Memphis brass band proposes giving prom
I enade concert at the Exposition building to
morrow evening. We take pleasure IN an
l nouEoing this fact, IS it viii form additional
I at raction during the continuance Of
! the Exposition, for which the public are in
] debted % the industry an enterprise OF
/ Professor Hermann Ar-old, the leader, and
I The members OF the hanp- -IDe pfosIaiiiIHts
announced for tomorrow evening Is replete
with musical beauties, the perfect rendering
/ Of which is an assured fact.
Tie Li0Eard Combination.
| Tomorrow evening the popular Lin
4 gard combination viii commence a weeks
| engagement at the theater, Lid Astrdy being
! the opening play. We have no doubt put
what the Llnlarus VIII draw lull houses every
| night during the week speaking Of this
! company. he ST. Louis Democrat says; since
their last visit The members OF the eomoina
/ ton. with the exception Of Inc llnsaIos,
have been changed, and the result Is great
I Improvement. MY Harry 4 'lIOni the present
1 ieediT,p man Is a verv GOOD actor, and so is
! M. Sendel beck. Miss Florence Newman, who
PLAYED little Adrienne, spoke her lines re-
markably well; but why VIII play-Wrfters
persist in putting INTO the NOUNS o. cnlldren
language which can only be uttered by men or
women. The personaJlon OF Maoame 6uich-
ard, rich young widow, by Hiss plck1e
Lingsrd, was very hne Dit OF comedy, and
proved 10 be intensely amusing at the close Of
The play William Horace Llngard gave q
number Of his sketches, introducing many
evening Ddrid Gdrrfck viii be gwen, with all
three OF the iiugards in the cast
sEeEdeIssOEla auArtette club.
Active members Of the club are earn
estIy requested 10 be- present at the rehearsal
on Tuesday evening next Matters OF great
importance Will be brought be ore the society.
LEE HERLOG, President.
the neudelssohBs.
On the evening Of Monday, the twen-
ty-s zth Instant, the Memberships will give
another OF their most entertaining concerts,
ior which they are now preparing Il spl sndid
nrourrau7rne. made no of selections from yari-
Gus operas, ballads, etc, feature Of which
VIII be The Beaialftd Blue Danube by chorus
Of , 5dies only. Also Prot. Perring in a vocal
solo. Among those participating will appear
Prof. Levy. a. pianist; Mrs. koylan, Miss
Hughes an ] Messr-. Petersen, Francis, and
Others who have won favorable comment as
vOcalistS and insLrumentallstS, The Men
delSsohns have devoted much time and
EXPENSE 10 the science q music in
order that Memphis could boast an or
ganizattou that we can look on with
pride and call our own The club, bOasttng
lE does some OF the liLESL dLlaLueE HN Wei as
professional talent OF the country, has at
Iaiued degree OF eA celience that will com
pare most favOIaby with musical organlza-
lions IN any city, and should be encouraged
nv liberal patronage 10 still rurther achieve
meuts so let them have a crowded house OF
the occasion OF their next entertainment.
Tks Exposition.
Almost every hour some new attrac-
ton Is added TO TIE already large and fine
display made at the Exposition building. The
additions yesterday were a'display of oeauti-
Iul gold pens; a portable engine and saw
mill were added to the machinery depart
meat and viii be ina operation tomorrow. A
large lot Of machinery and other articles ar
rived on the steamer shannon yesterday, and
Will also be ded WOTkmen are buSiiy en-
gagged IN al puIJs D. The large building fitting
up stands and arranging their articles. A
very large and handsome gilt-frame, contain
ing a valuable collection OF coins; fancy gro
ceTies, stoves, wagons, leather and Saddlery,
wallpaper. picture-franeS, and pictures
were among the articles received yesterday.
In few days all spgce in the building will be
taken up; the handsome stage and ar gallery
will be finished and opened to the public
when some attractive and amusing charades,
plays concerts, ETC., VIII be gwen. The
Urcnestrton Is also being put up and viii fur
nish its share Of music. Is is in sktllful hands
and viii, We hope WORK more satisfactorily Z
than last year. Among the vehicles, the most 3
handsome thing OF tbs kind ever brought 10 Z
the city. is the children's new heaIse, made :
expressly for MeSsrs. Flaherty Il sullivan, I
undertaBerS, at NO.3lz, second street. 1t was I
built 10 heir order, al a very heavy eXpe nse, 4
and arrived Just IN tlult 70 aQN 10 the dLbtdC- I
tons 0fthe ENposiucn. 1t is admired by ali 4
" tho have seen IL, and has quite a crowd view I
ing it daring every hOurJhe house Is open.
dominating cOlors is white-the inside .
is Graped with black, trimmed in gold, while .
The outside Is also touched up with gold. Vel
vet and satin is I8vg y used in the trimmings
and add much 10 It's beauty. On top are urns
for the reception OF plumes5 number OF an
gels and Graphs are also carved on the struc-
ture, which ere so accurately executed that
they bespeak the mission Of the beautiful I
hearse Tomorrow aduttiOnAwIll also be add
IL 10 the floral hall and its already beautiful
and attractive appearance, greatly improved.
The Cascade viii be IN running order. The
attendance was very good considering tue ]
other attractions in the city and that II was
the closing night OF the week. The selections
" the band were very good and rendered in
L style thai pleased every one who was IN
hearing distance.
+. .. BARNABN'S DISPLAY.
4. q. Barnaby, the well-knOwn deal
sr In shirts and gentlemen : furnishing goods
Il No. 81 Mail street, Peabody hotel, has a
,ase that attracts general attention and Sus-
aims the most cTiaCa' examination. Barna-
ly : display consists Of exc uent shirts, era
yRts. neck-ueS, scarts, silk handkerchiefs, 4
81 irt studs, emf buttons, underwear. smoking
and dressing gowns, cane, etc. dis goods are
IF the best quality, the latest styles, and arc
offered st.Ygry low prices.