Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Button-hole bouquets are again in fashion
with the boys.
-Drift-wood and foam are floating down
the zig Mississippi at present.
The strawberry season has arrived, and
now comes the ice cream season.
Every lady you meet on the streets has
the perfume of fresh vioets about her.
Several marriages in high life will he
celebrated after Easter In this Taxing-Dis-
trict.
Thursday night next, at the Theater,
Emmerson's MINISTRIES will give minstrel
entertainment.
In the suburbs they have base ball, lager
beer and concerts on Sundays, while in town
we have none of these.
AT the chancery court the Hackett Us.
Lowenstein case is still on hearing, and is
being argued by counsel.
There is some talk of turning the Ayers
block, on Second street, opposite Court square,
into grand operahouse.
-Perspiration could he had In large guam
titles for nothing yesterday, provided you
walked around town in search of it.
The Theater matinee will commence at
half past twelve o'clock to-day. The Babes
ia the Woods will be the burlesque.
AT quarter past twelve o'clock last
night thunder, lightning and rain-storm
passed over the city from the northwest.
The sale of reserved seats for to-day's
half-past twelve o'clock matinee will COM
mence this morning, at Hollenberg's, at nine
o'clock.
How to procure a summer suit of cloth
ing, and lot of summec underwear, puzzles
the brain of many a man in Memphis at
present.
The German Casino club will, ere long,
present the Belle Of Saratoga, a musical
composition, before an audience to be COM
posed of members and invited guests.
The regular dramatic season at the The
alter closes to-day. The season has been a
prosperous one for the management and one
OF pleasure to the theater-going public.
If the weather is pleasant on Sunday,
there will be another concert at Estival park
by Handwerker's band. Admitta1ce, ten
cents. Open from three till nine clock.
-Househies and butterflies have arrived in
the District, and ere long the mosquitoes FRI m
the Arkansas swamps will wing their fight
over this way, and remain with us all sum.
mer.
Hundreds of citizens, ladies included.
stop daily on the corner of Madison and
Second streets, and admire the building
known as the Masonic Temple, now in course
Of completion.
The legal atmosphere at the Bartlett cir
cult court has become again disturbed in con-
sequence OF the Temperance OF unpleasant
ness between Judge Eldridge and Attorney
General w. II. Duvall.
AN exchange says of Prof. Muller. a
dancing-master, formerly of this city, that he
has been sent to the asylum for the insane
at Lexington, Virginia. His insanity was
produced by the use of hair-dye.
On the third Monday in May next, JUS
tlce Swayne, of the United States supreme
court, aud Judge Baxter, will be here to hear
the argument OF counsel on the city receiver
ship question, which will be discussed in all
Its bearings on matters involving all the
points at issue between the State and the
United States court.
Our evening cotemporary, the Ledoer.
says: Judge Thomas II. Hines. who was
IN company with Judge John M. Elliott at
the time he was shot, In Frankfort. Ken
lucky, by BufoId, last Wednesday, formerly
resided IN this city, and was at one time an
editor of the APPEAL. He resides at Bowl
ing Green, Kentucky, ard is one of Ken
tucky's i've judges of appeals, similar to our
supreme court"
AT the criminal court yesterday the fol-
lowing business was disposed of: Paul Horn,
altering forged papers, jury, and verdict not
guilty; Fred Davis, malicious cutting and
sta66lng, jury, and verdict not guilty; Mary
Williams, larceny, forfeit against witnesses:
Ben Singleton, fraudulent breach of trust
jury, and verdict not guilty; Barney Eagan'
larceny jury and verdict not guilty; Pat |
Eagan, Lone Foster and Charles Warden.
larceny, jury, and verdict not guilty; John
Robinson, larceny, jury, and verdict, guilty |
10 one year s Imprisonment in the |
penitenhary; Mike Cummins, robbery. for
TEXTURE taken against witnesses.