Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-12
PERSONAL.

NOTHING succeeds like success. Miss Kate
Harman's benefit.
MAX FRIEDLANDER, of New York, was a
visitor at the cotton exchange yesterday.
DIR. TURNER, dentist, 313 Main, admins
tiers nitrous oxide gas for extraction of teeth.
Mr. "HoP" JOHNSTON, of the Ledger, has
returned from a trip to Nashville and Louis
vile.
Mr.. J. R. BLACK. of Mississippi, is visiting
the city in the interest of the Senatobia
(Miss.) Tidal Wave.
MAJOR II. f. COFFEE, of 0 K. Landing,
Tunica county, Mississippi, is visiting the city
and sojourning at Gastons.
HON. r. w. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, who
is spoken of as prominent candidate for the
office of United States senator, is in the city.
He will be in our city several days.
EXAMINE our stock of ladies front and side
lace shoes for 81 so; mems congress, 81 IS;
good Newport ties, 81; ladies' slippers, Soc;
at Voegeli & Co.'S corner Union and Main.
CAPTAIN w. S. ANDERSON, of the we'll
Whitman & Co., is making his May trip in
the interest of the firm. His friends will
please reserve their orders for him.
COLONEL WARNER, the famous intermixer
of delicious toddies and punches at Balls
European hotel bar, continues to attract those
citizens who are eplcures as to palatable
drinks. What the colonel" cannot do with
whisky, sugar, ice, glasses, ETC., need not be
attempted by any other man.
WE are glad to learn that the increased
patronage Of the Bon Aqua springs last sea-
son was so great as to compel the company
to build large two-story hotel this season,
fronting both the square and the springs.
Bon Aqua has become very popular resort
for Memphians on account of the virtues of
their waters and the many attractions of the
place.
CAPTAIN A. j. HAYES Is a candidate for
the Office of clerk of the circuit court of Shell
by county. Captain Jack Hayes is one of
our best-known citizens. He has host of
warm personal friends who will work hard
for his nomination and election. He is most
competent for the Office, and should he Sc
cure it, he will fill it In a worthy manner. He
will be a hard man to beat before the NOM
mating convention.
On THE eighteenth instant, from New
York, on board the steamer City of Rich
mond, the following named ladies and gen.
tlemen will embark for Europe, for the pur-
pose of attending the Paris exposition: r.
F. Phillips and wife, VIM. Bowles, jr, and
wife, R. Wooffenden and wife, and Miss
Kate Phelan, all of this city, and Mr. Patrick
Henry and wife, of ClarksvIlle.
In the announcement columns appears the
card of Mr.. U. w. Miller, who states that he
is candidate for the Office of attorney-gen-
eral of the criminal court of Memphis, sub
ject to the action OF the Democratic conven-
ton. Captain Miller is a well known lawyer,
who has made his mark in our courts by his
legal knowledge and gifts as an advocate
Should he be so fortunate as to secure the
the nomination, he will be elected by large
majority, and will perform the duties of the
office in manner most creditable to himself
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In another column appears the announce
for attorney general of Shelby county. Mr..
Peters is well known to the people of this
county, and to the members of the legal pro
fessiop, with whom he deservedly stands yery
high. He has served in two sessions of the
Tennessee legislature with signal fidelity to
the interests of all classes of people. His
course there reflected high distinction upon
himself, and Shelby county was never more
faithfully or ably represented than by him.
Enjoying a we'll established reputation for
unblemished integrity and ability as lawyer,
| his claims will meet with the most favorable
| consideration. Industrious, conscientious,
able and persevering, the proper quali6ca-
lions for the office, no one would fill the posi-
| ton of attorney general more satisfactorily,
or receive larger popular support than Geo.
| B. Peters.
AMONG the many dramatic stars of which
our city is so justly proud, Miss Kate Hartman
may be distinguished as the prodigy, SO uni
versal is her genius, and not only in her mu-
| steal role is she pre- eminent, but in her per-
sonahons of character she is equally true
to nature; as her grace is charming, cera in
cessu patuit regina. As Lady Allcash" she
is superb. In the language of our ''blind
bard" concerning our common mother, Grace
is in all her steps, heaven in her eye; in every
| gesture, dignity and love" while her musical
solos are faultless.' Unaided by fortune, with
her native talent, beauty and winning man
ners, she has SO succeeded in the few pieces
she has essayed to the public as to gain high
encomiums from old professionals. The Ger
man Casino club deserves the thanks of our
| community for the benefit they have ten
dered her at the Theater next Tuesday night,
when she will appear as Guiana" in the
Honeymoon, play which Siddons and Inch
bold had rendered classic before the days OF
Anna Cora Mowatt, who excelled her ancient
rivals in this character. We predict for Miss
| Hartman a success in this undertaking, which,
| with the same amount of time and labor be-
: slowed on 1t by Mrs. Mowatt, will equal her
reputation. Miss Harmon Will be well sup.
/ ported, for in this piece Miss Lewellyn does
her best acting, the character of ''Volante'
suiting her as though she had 1901 for the
| picture. We hope our amuserH-A lovers
will appear e., masse Tuesday night, and
thus give material support to our home
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