Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
PERSONALS.

LYON G. TYLER, Williamsburg, Virginia,
is in the city.
GEO. D. CHANDLER, of Boston, is regis
tered at the Commercial.
G. W. HoFFER, of Aloka, Tennessee, is
taking view of things in the city.
J. NJ. GREER has removed his law Office to
the corner Of Court and Second, at W. W. MDowells
old office.
MISSES ALICE HARPER, and Addie Thomas
and HTs. Harper, of Knoxville are stopping at the
Commercial.
JUDGE HAMMOND, of the United States
district court, and his family got back yesterday
after an absence Of some weeks.
Mr. REESE B. EDMONDsON, of Washing
ton, is in the city, looking after the estate OF his
deceased brother He will be here for .evera days.
Mr.. w. T. M'CARLEY, of the Brownsville
States. Is in the city In the interest OF bis paper
which is Ofthe best in this section or the State
Mr.. HARPER, son Of the editor and propri-
tor of the Southern Star, published at okoona. Mis-
sissippi, is in the city, and will remain for few
days.
HUGH L. BRINKLEY returned home yes
terday and re- oFts his father improving. Hughs
appetite is immense and his board bill increa Ses
correSpondin2ly.
JOHN MILLER, son of Justice r. B. Miller,
Is quite sick The young man had the yellowfever
during the late epidemic, and his sickness is sup
posed to be relapse.
REV. E. Z. HAMILTON, pastor Of the Her.
nando street Methodist church, who has been re-
fugseing in the country, removes with his family TO
town next Wednesday.
Mr.. MARTIN GRIFFIN and son return ed
from the east last evening. We are glad to note
that MT. GrIfin's health is much improved by his
trip through the north.
D. B. ARNoLD,sMrs. NJ. B. Arnold, Miss
Lucy B. Arnold and Miss Fannie Bowen, from
Pope's station, Mississippi are In the city and stop
ping at the Commercial hotel
Mrs. BARROW, who is a candidate for
State librarian is lady we'll known In Middle as
we'll as West tennessee ami has hoStsof friends
who earnestly working for her
Mr.. c.. G. NEWMAN, of the Pine Bluff
Press is in the city in the interest of bis paper,
which has always been an outspoken friend OF
Memphis and laborer in our interests. We wish
him success.
SAM T. JACK, manager of the Raymon
combination was in the city Yesterday, on his way
gagement at the Memphis Theater next Monday for
four nights and one matinee.
THE law card of L. W. Miller will he
found in another column. Mr.. Miller is a clever
gentleman and an able and careful lawyer. He is
still located at ~ Madison street. where all business
Intrusted to him Will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. T. r. BOSWELL, and her charming
daughter, Miss Jannette, returned home yesterday,
after pleasant summer sojOuTn in the hospitable
city of Huntsville, Alabama It is indeed pleasure
to see city once more frightened by Its so long
absent grace and beauty.
REGISTERED at the Commercial hotel are
Messrs L. J. Croker andI D. Campbell of Crockers
vile, Arkansas; l. A. Arnold Byhaiia Mississippi;
Vile. Kentucky; A. L. Lten Steubenville, Ohio; A.
R. Whitley. Nesbitt'S, Mississippi.
J. w. Brown, one of the proprietors of
the Gallatin Eranatne' and representative Of the
terest of the latter journal Mr. Brown will publish
an elaborate report upon the revival OF business
and promising outlook of Memphis.
WAvERLY (Tenn) Journal, 10Th: ''Mrs.
Aodiqnche, and Mrs Waidron, wife of Major Wal
the Nolan house, left for their homes in Memphis
yesterday, carrying with them the best wishes Of
many warm friends made In this midst
COLONEL, WARNER, so well and favorably
known mixturer of the best drinks extant, such
as punches, cocktails, toddeS and all fancy bever-
ages is at present in charge of the bar at John Gas
teman in yellow although he was far away from
here did all in his power to assist u.s. To taste the
visit him in his neat II tie palace and ask him how
he enjoyed his summer tour.
THE Washington Capitol saws of Judge
talk about himself but with subtle flattery that
wins like magic, he leads one to talking about ones
o an old is ali
ming old gentleman softly opens the door, the happy
creature slides n, and then the old urist looking
endless play with that silver tobacco box, listens
gravey, while he makes friend for life,
The following names were registered at
Gaston's yesterday: D. NJ. Rogers, Jas. NJ. Swear
sniin, E. B. Stahlman. VIM. Moore, W. c. Butter
heid, s: Spring, W. D. Wheeler, Mrs Bette and
Wright, u. G. Hall, A. F. Oliver, B. B. Mills. F.
KiTkwood, Henry Neuer. A. E. Priddy, II M. Winter,
S D. May and wife, A. ]. Black, wife and two chill
den, Mrs. Black, E. Blanchard and wife, b. Putzell,
Jno. o. Andrews and wife, S. C. English. VIM f.
Pierce, Geo j. Coleman and son, a. j. Patterson o.
A. Hamilton. W.sD. Gray, H G. Fisher J. OldIges
=. II. Mccullough. a. Cutie, S. z. Strait, Ct o. A,
Lawrence and Il. Hall.
WASHINGTON Capital: "The citizens of
Washington have made arrangements for recep-
ton and testimonial to Hon Casey Young. the pres
ent member from Tennessee, and Colonel Heating,
the head journalist from that State These gentle
fitnched in behalf of the suffering during
the deadly peStience that so recently bereaved the
south. We glad to note the fact that people
arranging proper exhibition of respect to the
bravery and unselfshneSs of these two noble gen.
tlemen. The one neglected his personal interests
aud his campaign to attend to the need and necess
ties of the sick and dying; the other with his en-
plOyeS' coIpses about him, took his place at the
case, and managed the forms of his journal with
oat phase of fear"
The following names were registered ct
the Peabody hotel yesterday: j. W. Leonard, H. l..
Eads, E. Eustley, S. Frank H. Uteraney, r. Riddle,
j. II. Egan, William Eccester, j. +. Solomon, John
Morrow, II. Elchner Mrs. Isbell and son, c. W.
M'Crae, Mrs. Won Gudell, Mrs. John Prewitt and
child, p. II. M'Grath j. W. ScOw, e. L. Harris, j. W.
Johnson, George Read and wife, j. ID. Hotchkiss. w.
Fl. TuTley, j. s. Weller, c. Grlesman, Z. j. Walthall,
W. II. Lyons. W. Z. Moore, S. B. Curtis, l.. ]. Polk,
Charles Eveland, c. L. Bates, W. Nj. Sneed, 7. II.
Elgin, a. Fl. HoSkins. Herman Levy, X. j. Carter,
Thomas S. Wilson, James P. MCracken, w. w.
White A. n. Whitfield, W. J. Davis, l.. C. Lee, <. P.
j. R. Miller R. Il. Love, T. j. Hunt, John Esoimann,
J. +. Miller, D. Allen, G. Hutchinson s. Fox, ]. c.
Foster, Il. Boyd, u. NJ. Childs, 81. c. Gould, Fred
Mayer, James W. Offutt.