Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-05
The Services and Decorations OF the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches
To-Day a
st. Mary's Cathedral and Calvary Church
st. Peters, 1T. Patrick's and
st. Bridget's Churches.
The Musical PrOgrsmmes-Seryiees at
All the Churches-The Memphis
Bethel, Etc.


Iisident, tell us daily? 1t all comes of
IRving too much money in the coun-
Iy'-'greenbacks,' 'banknotes,' and
Ilch like, government lies, all OF them.
lhe New York merchants don't want
| Ich worthless stuff for their goods.
hey told us in their Cooper institute
solutions ON the twenty-fourth of
arch, that they would feel obliged to
! act gold of the standard weight and
leness' in all future contracts, and
/ ats just what western people and
/ uthern people who trade so much in
ew York have not got"
lOtdtions are for round lots, unless OfheTtcfse
/ expressed; aud for feed and produce, leUee
! 'dteS. For small purchases and orders, rates
ire propOrtiORdtely higher.
APPLEs-Scarce at s6s7 so.
BACoN-CleaT sides, l9glGlsc; clear rio sides
kGl0c; shoulders, I1ae472sc; hams, l2sl3c;
teakSast bacon, ll9l2c.
BEANs-AccOrding % quality, s2@2 rs.
bRAN-In store, S2S.
BUTTER-DrOoping; good, S5@SSc; choice, 40
si 5HIcKENs-scarce, So 75@5 so; fine hens, S6.
l2oAL OIL--Per gallon, in store. l9c; special
EABBAGEs-Fresh Louisiana, sales at $40
EocoA NUTs-Per 100, So.
FHEEsE-Factory, l75z9lSc; English dairy,
observation-disclosures at 50 5O@s55. i
I1oRN-Sale OF 75 sacks at 7Se; and $50 at SOC,
0RIED FRUIT-Apples, l2glSc; peaches !
IDUCKs-Per dozen, S4a4 50; none offering.
lEGGS-Per dozen, ll9I3c |
lELoUR-Quiet at S. 75G9 IS in store.
lIsH Dried cod, extra large, drums, 61zc; |
sRITsSPer barrel, IS 50. |
SEESE-Per Goz, S556; none offering. /
sRoCERIES-SUgar, crushed, powdered and !
sndulated, per H., in barrel, lls4@l2c; soft /
ined yellow and white, in barrels, 913t91ic; !
Dwn and yellow in hhds, S@l0c. Molasses, |
huisiana, new, in barrels, 60G75c; SugarhouSe /
rups nominal. Salt, domestic, by the car
id, 81 1902 Is per 2S0-lb barrel. Coffee, Rio,
n 10, inferior to choice, 2S930e. Candles, /
,r, per 10, l79lSc. Rice, S1sGsc. Starch, 59
EoMINY-Per barrel, 81 1896.
iAY-Per to1Zprairie, sll9lS; mixed, Sl5@
1 timothy, S20@2l.
tEMoNs Per box, S5@5 so.
LARD-In tlerces, 9149g14c; in kegs, 1919
&c; pals, lO1zGllc; IN cases, l21zgl3c.
live STOCK-Beef cattle in fair supply with
iull market; common 26i3c; good, S1S914c;
Dice, 4aa512c. Cows ana calveS-some de-
and at S25G50. Sheep, choice, 513g6c;
bgs-few Offering; slight demand; choice, |
PC, all gross weights. Mules, S759l50. Hor-
J IN little demand at S6O@i00; choice, si2O9
I. Oxen, Sl0g60
NAILs-Per Reg at 81 S594 80.
Calvary Church
I ful of floral beauty. The more attractive fei
/ ture of the decorations is the baptisInaI fon
4 over which is an arch com posed of rare flow
/ ers, geraniumS, ,bTtdal-wreath roses white an
/ red), espgrt, ivy, and Scotch moss. On tn
! arch, in white frosted letters, are the Wordi
/ zone Faith, One Hope, and One Charity.
] Corresponding with these christian virtue
| are arranged, in unique manner, an ancho
/ cross and heart of bleeding-heart, heartSeast
/ Dridal-wreath, and IVY. Gala lilies, Sp0rit
I and roses cover the rim of the fon
I above which the clear water is raise
/ by means OF glass globe, in which II is CON
! blned. Suspended from the arch and fiuttel
! ing above the fount is a beautiful white dow
/ spangled with diamond dust, which glean
with rainbow radiance meath the sOftene
/ beams that seem to est in sacred beauty Their
| This is one of the most beautlfully-appropr
| ate devices we have ever seen for such an OF
! casion. Thanks to Mrs. Enoch Epsley, VIII
/ had the exclusive honor OF decorating th
/ fount The chRncel has pure, white draper
/ hanging from within, and is ornamente
| with garlands of sPtred magnolia leaves, ivy
! pink peOnaS, aZalias, and in the center is
! cross of flowers, the white bridal-wreath an
arr orvitae predomi mating. On either side of tn
sanctuary are pendant baskets of hyacinth
| lilies, pTimrOSes, yellow jessamines, poppie g
and macs OF every description, and simiii
/ flower baskets hang from the center chandt
/ lers. Above the altar, and Immediately b.
/ low the cross in the chancel windO
/ is a cross of bleeding hearts, hearts-ease, We
J benas, red and white roses, and geraniuI
/ leaves. The altar is covered with white Sil
! of pearl embroidery, and is ornamented wit
] all KINDS OF flowers, vases and pots OF aZalta
/ white and red. 1he bible-Stand is cOvere
| with white cloth, edged with ivy, bouquet
| bridal-wreath and evergreens bein
] in each corner, white bridal-wreath, spyre
aud vine. At the base of the chancel raj
ing are rustic baskets containing white an
/ yellow Lady Bank roses. The ladies VIII
decorated this church are Mrs. Leath, Miss
/ White, Miss Maggie Hays, Miss Lou TroI
/ and Mrs. Pete Couzens, assisted by Mr.. Cou.
ems, Mr.. Cook and other gentlemen. The 70
/ lowing is the programme for services to-day
| MORNING SERVICE.
Opening-Hear Our bbo
Il L. Liz LArrn.