Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Exposition closes tonight.
Look out for the fiends st the thea
ter to-day.
Send in your advertisements for the
SUNDAY APPEAL early.
Cal Wagner's MINISTRIES appear at
the Theater next Thursday night, and
Will remain the week.
Remember that Edwin Adams and
Professor b ueller have a matinee this
afternoon at the Thester.
The ogling BLACKBOARD fiends who
make the matinees disagreeable to de-
cent women should be marked.
The theater fiend behaved himself
quite well last night, and the goose gal
lery had less cackling than usual.
DE Castro, the wonderful magician,
aud his enterprising troupe, commence
an engagement at the GreenlRw Opera
house next Tuesday night.
Now is the time to advertise, and
the SUNDAY APPEAL is the great paper
for advertisers So well as readers. II Is
the favorite with the reading public.
Our advertising friends viii greatly
Oblige and assist US by handing In their
fayors for the SUNDAY Appeal Of TO.
morrow at as early an hour to-day as
possible.
in the criminal court yesterday, a
jury was being impaneled in the case Of
the State rs. John M'Carty, indictment
for burning the shops and works of the
Memphis and Louisville railroad COM
pany.
-Theimpudent, whisky-smelling, to-
bRcco-chewing fiends who make Ii a
point to attend the matinees should be
marked as the one nuisance that makes
tia misery for decent, intelligent women
tO-attend.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers of the bar at the Library room, Ia
the new courthouse, this saturday.
morning at hslf-psst nine O'Clock, TO
organize q library and bar association,
at which all members of the bar are re.
quested to be present.
"A colored deputy-cOnstable says the
report about a white woman, who re-
sides on the Old Raleigh road, being
Knocked down and horse stolen from
the premises Is incorrect. He took the
horse by virtue Of a writ of Teplevin, Is
sued at the instance Of F. w. Douglass.
Colonel III. D. l. Stewart yesterday
presented Mr.. Fred Brennan, city editor
Of the Ledger, with handsome cane.
Is Is made out of q hardened monkeys
tail from Brazil, and mounted with g
handsome gold head. It is q golden
honor worthily bestowed, and one that
will be gratefully appreciated by the re-
oipient.
Might before last Mr.. John Atchin-
% L.. Ii
street saloon, near Poplar, was robbed OF
pistol and twenty-five dollars, by a /
man named Paddy Gibbs, who eluded /
the police. Yesterday officer DOugherty |
arrested Gibbs and put him in the sta
llonnouse.' The pistol and part Of the
money were recovered.
The gross earnings Of the Louisville
and Memphis railroad company snd the
roads operated by 1t, fer the month OF
October (estimate), were four hundred
and eightY-thIee thousand dollars,
which is about eight thousand dOllarsi In
Excess OF the corresponding month Of
o7S. This will be gratifying news 70
hose interested In the welfare OF this
Dad.
"A New Orleans telegram last night
chronicles the sinking Of the steamer |
ds Leon in Red river last Thursday,
between COushatta and Shreveport, with
evenly bales of cotton on board. The
,Oat was valued st i've thousand dol
afs, insured in New Orleans for fifteen
hundred, and is a total loss.
On and after tomorrow, the If
eenth, trains on the Mississippi and
tennessee railroad will run as follows:
sew Orleans mail will arrive daily at
:05 pm. and leave at l pm; the ex-
Tess train will arrive daily SUNDAY ex-
epted) at 6:45 am, and leave at 4:l0 q
%. the freight and accommodation b
ain will arrive daily Sunday except
~ at pm. and leave at $50 am. :
"A negro named Larkin, who killed 8
mother negro near Lagrange, in Fsyette 81