Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
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| -Hdrper'S Monthly for July at Mansford' s
| On Tuesday next, at Estival park. will bt
| given a concert and hop as a complimentary
benefit rendered to Miss Marie Hitzfeld.
You can tell base-bal delegate in the
| convention without any trouble. When g
ballot is taken he always asks: whats the
scorer"
-"Well. how do you like the ticket?" was
the general question yesterday, and the an
swer invariably was: "First-rate; it can't be
beaten"
Friendship, new novel, by "Ouida, -
arrived last night Mansford, corner of Sec
Call early and purchase copy.
ILLUSTRATED Weekly, six cents per copy;
Frank Leslie'S Newspaper, six cents per
copy; Harper's Monthly and all the late Ii
brdries, at S. B. Dickens s, 285 Second street.
When Ed Worsham appeared on the
stand at the Democratic convention yester-
day to pledge himself to abide by the action
of the convention, you could hear from the
boys.
The big display of fireworks and Fourth
Of July celebration to come off in this city,
is attracting general attention. Tracy should
receive all the aid necessary to make the
celebration success.
"A specimen of new -four from wheat
featured at Delany & Geske's mills, on Con-
cord street, near Main, was sent to the AP-
PEAL office yesterday.
Don Pasqudle was enjoyed by large
audience at Estival park last night. To-
night at the same place De Murska, Susini
and Brignoh will appear in scene from
Lucia, and other attractions.
The picnic rough is the next subject for
the police commissioners to take charge of.
He is a bad citizen, and needs cooling down
for awhile in the penitentiary or in the coun-
ty workhouse on Presidents island.
THE difference" says an exchange,
between a man and woman In buying
things, is said to be this: A man gives fifty
cents for a twenty-five cent thing which he
does want, and a woman gives twenty-five
cents for a fifty cent thing which she doesn't
want"
The Murphy meetings will again be held
at the Jefferson street theater o-night at
eight o'clock, when an extra effort will be
made. Fine addresses from able orators, and
excellent vocal and instrumental music will be
the attractions. Let everybody come and en-
joy this meeting.
The annual examinations of the Christian
Brothers college are now in progress at the
College hail. and will continue On Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, June 18th and
18th. The annual commencement will take
place at the Memphis Theater on Friday
evening, June 21st, at eight o'clock.
1t is conceded that Colonel Patterson
makes a rafting fine chairman of a
Democratic county, convention: He decides
quickly, rules firmly, moves off business, and
gets an immense amount of work out of dele
gates. He commands their respect, and his
pleasant style of doing business has taking
way about it.
The present county Democratic conven-
ton is about the quietest and best natured
one ever neld in this city. The city and coun
try delegates seem to be in the best of humor,
and everything works along harmoniously.
No bad feeling has been engendered in any
manner. 1t is working convention, and the
boys mean business.
The revival meetings of Major Penn are
still being continued at the First Baptist
church with unabated interest. The meeting
last night was largely attended and much in
terest manifested. There will be services
held this morning at ten o'clock and at eight
O'Clock this evening. Subject tonight
New Plan of Salvation" All are cordially
invited to attend.
Captain Reudelhuber, who was so badly
beaten by the gang of murderous roughs at
the picnic, is improving and recovering from
the effects of his wounds. William Nutzell,
Mealy 0rallo and Dan Venturini were bound
over until Monday, the seventeenth, in two
thousand dollars bonds each for assault and
battery with intent to kill Captain Reudelhu
Der. The others of the gang have jumped
the town.
"A beautiful lunar rainbow appeared in
the western heavens at half past eight o'clock
last evening. 1t had been raining a short
time previously, the moon sailed brightly out
from behind bank of clouds in the east, and
its rays piercing the misty atmosphere Gre
ated rainbow which almost SPAWNED the
heavens. 1t was beautiful and unusual
phenomenon, not often seen on land, al
though at sea it is not uncommon.