Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mask Rail.

Mask Rail.
The Original Ulks" will give q gran
mask ball at Cochran hall on Mard
Gras eve, Monday, February rs, lS!t
TicketS, one dOllsr. Can bs had wher
advertised.
Fire .fde Amusenenis
After an extraoi Darily successiu
season OF six weeks which Messrs. Hart
| & Levy, Of New York, have had in tbi
city, they intend Bringing to close th,
sale Of their wonderful articles o. magi
within a few days. We therefore advis
those desircus OF RvSiling themselves o
the last opportunity to possess tha
pleasing home amu:ement, to call with
out delay at the Magical Bazaar, 81
Main street, under the Peabody hotel
and purchase few of the wOnderiu
tricks.
The TbeateF.
There WAS full hotlse at the Mem
phis Theater lsst night to witness thu
Kurdish company in Man and Wife
TIE audience was largely composed o
aides, and evidenced deep interest
throughout the entire play, which was
rendered in very handsome style, each
aCiOi OOlIsS 5O " Gil lHht lnulNtuuEI HELL
ton would Obligate ah expression Of
praise to every one. The talent Of the
Furblsh company is CT the very first
order, and in every play they presented
there is a even distribution Of the
parts, thereby giving strong cast and
contributing to its satisfactory rendition.
This afternoon there will be q grand
matinee, when the ItOo Orphans will be
played, This piece ia Oh the boards fol-
tonight; which closes the Kurdish en-
gagement.
The Grand Stand Complete.
All those who desire to have comfort
able seats on the reserved portion of the
grand MaIdi. Gras stand, had best look
to securing them to-dsy. The stand il
completed, and the painter will co m.
mence placing the Numbers on the seats
this morning. The holders Of tickets in
the reserved section will have exclusive
claim to the numbers which their tickets
call for, and no one else, under any cir
Cumstances, will bs allowed to occupy
them for moment, A corps of polite
ushers will be on hand cOnttsntly to
show every one the seat owned. Look
in at Boyle & Chapman's, early to-day,
and select from the diagram. The re-
served stand holds but five hundred, and
when that number is taken, the list will
be closed, and money cannot secure
another one.
st. Patrick's Church Fair.
The attendance laet night was larger
than on any of the previous evenings.
The ladies and little misses who do the
work Of canvs ssing for the tables are
rapidly filing up their Lists. Among
the most attractive of the tables ia that
over by Misses M. Haley and M. Ford,
who are ably assisted by the following
young ladies: Misses NJ. SOlari, NJ. Cur.
~, b. Roper, Il. Cunningham, Lulu
Ford, NJ Qu4mby, Mrs. Dee and Miss
Lille Dae. The table Is tastefulIy set
of, and Is loaded down with 8 choice
variety OF rare and valuable ar
ticles. The following ara the principal:
A beautiful silver castor and two silver
cake baskets, donated by Mr.. Clarke; q
fine pickle castor, by Mrs. B. J. Semmes;
double pickle castor, by Lloyd & Fritz;
two magnificent cskeI, one donated by
the PsabO0y b otel and the other by the
steamer Mary Bell; baby sofa, by Amer,
Bsattie & Co; two boxes Of fine cigars,
by Corbery & Casey; box OF wire, by
A. Vaccaro; doll camp-chair, by BrysOn
I Camp; a box Ct cigars, by Geo. Berg
man; and flowers, by Mr. Goepel. The
festival will close with grand b Ill on
MsIdi Grss night. Admission, one dol
ar. TIE camp-stool donated to the ta.
DE OF Misses Podetss and Sullivan was
he Gift Of Colonel Patrick O'Rourke, of
1t. PatricR's church.
MueIler's Centennial Matinee.
This afternoon the grand centennial
md fancy dress party by the pupils of
'fof. Muel!er's dancing academy will
De repeated in the Greenlsw Operahouse,
he psrquette of which has been covered
With new floor by the Ulks. That the
will be equally attractive
nd recherche as that of last Tuesday
light, it Is scarce necessary to say. The
hildren will appear 10 their elegant
and engage in a number of
lew dances which were not given last |
u ssdsy night, because of the long pro.
ramme selected for the occss on. As |
his is the last entertatnmeDt Prof Muel- |
IF gives in Memphis, il behooves his |
riends and the public generally, to re-
ognize his eff rts in 8 manner COM |
1ensurate with his kind services in |
ehalf Of the enjoyment and pleasure
f the community He has contributed |
1oIe 10 the public enjoyment IN this
expect than any one who has ever go
burned in Memphis, and we hop9 to see
IS farewell entertainment compliment
d by very large attendance. In fact
7e expect to see crowded house, and
Isl assured that every visitor will be in
crested and delighted by the brilliant
of the pupils, who have
cen 50 thoroughly instructed in the
,ieHce OF dancing in ell Of its higher
nd more cultivated branches, where
elite ease, grace, and the very poetry of
lotion, are harmOniously blended and
esutifully expressed. After the per.
,rmance by the pupils, who will COM
renee at two o'clock and finish by four,
grand ball will be rendered the sC.
fence. The lew waxe1 floor will be
4 additional feature 10 the enjoyment
the participants. Tickets and re.
rived seats can be had st Hollenberg's
nd Benson's music stores. Admission
fly cents, children twenty-five cents.
great and brilliant feature of the
atinee will be the Daiauet de Ia Cour
? Prof. Mueller and lady.