Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Go TO church.
Notice the lost pointer notice.
The wall-fower, with his opera
gas, has sde his appearance al the MEM
This TneateT.
-Preparslion for Mardi Gras is al
ready making, We learn, by CLUB VINO pro-
pose 10 make a magnificent display.
-Scribner's St. Nicholas, Atlantic,
galaxy, Young Ladies' Journal and Leslies
Fashion Magazine, At Aansiords-
Recorder Winters yesterday placed
sam Geafy. a steamboat engineer, under two
thousand dollar bonds for stsDbing I'd Read,
negro decE-hand.
On and after to-day the eccommO-
dalton train OF the Louisville railroad viii
leave here at fiftsen minutes after four in the
afternoon, instead Of i've.
There l. in store for Mem phis some
thing Of military nature, which viii doubt
less attract attention throughout the soath.
More Will be said hereafter relative 70 TINS
military display, which will eclipse anything
OF the kind seen here since the war.
MIR. Frank L. Pledge, OF the Stone
wall house at Grand Junction, has three
very nne doEs, which his friends hope he will
enter at the bench show OF the Tennessee
state SpOrtsunen's association, whlch holds us
second annual tournament ali Of this week.
Yesterday morning Mrs. M. R. Bus
tarfs frame residence, near Nesbitt Station, on
DESTROYED 10y fire. Insurance, two thousand
dollars on the house, IN the Phoenix, and on
tue furniture, which was also consumed, four
thousand dollars, in the fernando OF this
city.
The periodicals reprinted by the
Leonard Scott publishing company al Bar
clay street, New York;, are as follows: The
London Quarterly, Edinburg, Westmt MISTER
woods Magazine. Price four dollars year
for any one or only fifteen dollars for all. ana
the postage is prepaid by he publishers.
Mr.. L. POdesta, OF this city, who
furnished the fireworks for the Holly Springs
demonstration, contributed half OF the sam
TO the occasion. he, like every merchant OF
our city, is anxious for Mississippi to be re-
deemed. The pyrotechnicsi display Al HOLY
feature that will not soon be forgotten by
those who saw II.
Boxer, a well-kuown dog, brought
from Liverpool TO this city by Colonel Jim
EdmondsOn, az the close OF the war,died lev
days ago, and was yesterday inferred with APP
proprlats ceremonies. He belonged 10 the
Titus family, and although occasionally
vicious, having once bitten child OF colonel
Jesse Page was a popular canine, whose
death causes regret among all who knew him.
List OF undelivered telegIams re-
naming in the Western Union telegraph
Office: {. A. Morse, James Shay, Samuel
Joseph, Manhattan bank, ?; K. kambaut, J.
:. slower, sherman q Co., K. Wellman, Inger-
sail & Bright, HaTpmAn bror Hartmus
Co., Gilday g. GlneYeD, Fred Relnhald J J. X.
Miles & Co., John Signaigo, h. Wetter & Co
r b & Co., George Mallory. Joseph Farrell, ".
= Bruce, ]. II. Black, J. Relser, John E. Tack
EFT W W. Murray, FlRnt & LaCroix, Gorsuch
& Co. Medium, Walker Co., +. Johanning,
Loewenstiue Bros, \. u. BISON, A. NJ. Scar
bTOugh & Co. Benz. Babb, Walker Bros q Co..
II. b. Camp, Barney Hughes, ?; j. j. MComb,
Z. p. Reid q Co., James Robinson.
AT q meeting Of the new board Of
directors for the Masonic Temple, yesterday.
Messrs. s. II. Brooks, A. b. Treadwell and
Louis Hanauer were appointed committee
on ways and means, who, with the advice OF
the balance OF the board, have determined 10
nay off all Indebtedness on the temple lot and
building and collect all stock due the tenn
ple, collections 10 commence November first.
VI essrs r. q. Craig, II. J. Lynn and L. Han
auer were appointed on the building COM
10 ittee, with orders TO report next week the
condition OF the lot and structure. The board
unanimously elected W. w. Thacher treas
urer and \. J. Wheeler secretary, giving the
latter officer power to select an assistant dur
ing his absence, or the brief time required 10
10 make settlement OF stock subscrp
lions. II is contemplated that by January
next all collections Will have been made and
the temple placed on safe financial tounda-
ton.
The following is the mortuary report
for the week ending yesterday afternoon at
six o'clock.