Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13
LOYAL PARAGRAPHS.

Those TJOO Orphans next week.
Yesterday was bright and bssuti-
This is motion day in the circuit
court.
The children of the Leath orphan
asylum have our thanks for a beautiful bou-
quet.
The burglary case 0; Creighton and
Wars is on trial before the criminal court.
The masquerade ball at the EXPOSE
ton building on Thursday night, the twenty
fifth instant Is all the ialk-
The argument in the nd'lddnlus case
of the city of Memphis before the supreme
court, at Jackson, closed yesterday.
The office Of Ben F. Coleman, clerk
of the circuit court, has been removed into
the rooms recently occupied by the clerk of
the second circuit court
Rest aursnt men will find something
of interest by consulting the advertisement in
another column in reference TO bids for priv
ileges at the Centennial masquerade ball,
-Mansford, at the corner OF Monroe
and Second streets, has all the late periodi-
Gals, magazines, illustrated papsrs, literary
journals, current Literature, etc. Call and see
his stock of stationery.
-Messrs. A. B. Shinn & Co., photo
grapheTs al Grenada, Mississippi, have sent us
q specimen OF their work. 1t is skillfully exc
euted, ana is evidence OF the fact that Shinn
Prof. William Mueller, the popular
gentleman and accomplished terpsicborean
artist, will open his academy in the Memphis
club hail. over the postCffice, corner of Union
aud Second streets, with a grand matinee dan
sqnte at three O'Clock this afternoon. The for
mer pupils patrons OF Prot. Mueller, as
well as the public, are invited 10 attend this
matinee, which Will be made interesting and
delightful to every visitor. Prof Arnold will
furnish excellent music for the entertain
ment, which is free 10 al, as no charge will be
made for admission.
Last night young lusticuI, with g
cigar in his mouth and young lady on his
arm, entered the Theater, and took seat in
the parquette. One of the ushers induced the
young man to dispense with the cigar and
take of his hat, but the verdant youth was
little surprised at the request He was rot
aware that he was in a theater, but thought
he had come to a stationary circus. In a few
minutes he put his arm around the young
lady, who lovingly rested upon the brachial
member Of her escort, unconscious or The
critical gances OF the audience. The usher
finally Induced the youth TO withdraw his
arm, but this request seemed TO astonish the
bOor, who said: you'll next axe me 10 take
of my coat, but 1 amt going 10 do no such
thing. so away, and don't bother me with
politeness.
-Costumes of gentlemen in the old
Continental days OF l776 were very pictur-
esque. Gentlemen wore the hair long and
powdered, and gathered in cue nehind The
hat was slasheU and plutned a Ia 6rt0dnd and
not unfrequently three-cern red A round
a doublet OF stu brighter hue, both heavily
lapelled and deliberately but OnCd. Knee
brooches, fastened with large silver uucB les at
the knees, adorned the neither man, while
silk stoc Kings and silver buckled, high-heeled
shoes, 5, { off the legs and feet to great adyau-
tage-that Is, where the legs and feet were
shapely and presentable. A rapier or small
sword, at the left side, and nOssgay at the
left breast button hOle-nOt TO forget gRuni-
lotted hauds-made up thet ut enSenI,le OF the
Continental gen tlemaD. This may serve as a
hint for the guidance Of the gay ca vali eIs who
ty fifth Instant.
The Osceoia ARK Times: "The
steamers 81. Joseph and Belle Of Texas landed
quite a number Of hunters at this place on
tneir up trips, some twenty or thirty men,
ana as many dogs OF the lOng-eared family.
They wee well equipped, ana reminded one
OF the tales (alUo-L mythOlOg cali, w4tch he
heard in tender years, Of exciting dear-dIives
and desperate bear fights After making
Osceola ring with the winding horn, they
started Immediately west, their ultimatum
bel ng Little River, where they propose 10
camp and hunt for two or three weeks. |
Doubtless, ere this, the woods have been
hruin, aroused from his lair, splits out his !
paw, shakes him self, and strikes cut for |
parts unknown. Among those who came to |
take part in the chase, We recognized our I
erstWhile QuaDdum frienCs, Hon. Holmes !
Cummings, OF COyingion, Tennessee, who so /
ably represented Upton county ST The last Sc /
sion OF the general assembly Of that state; /
Congressman PeyIon Smith and John I. |
Douglas, also OF the same place. We regret /
that circumstances and business occupation /
prevents our joiDirg the party. We would 50 /
ike TO see those long cared CANNES noslng \
along all the water-courses In that section"