Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-16

! Yesterday morning thin sheets OF ice p
peared ID pools and IN the CUTTERS wherever
there was standing water.
Dame Nature has settled The dust for
the rr-Ideuts OF Memphis. The old dame is
the Oes, street sprinkler, after all.
At w I've O'Clock last night the ram was
falling steadily and the lightning was flash
ing atnwart the SKY IN brilliant style.
Base ball will flourish to-day, wind and
weather permitting. The suburban residents
do net enjoy these athletic exhibitions.
--Steamboatmen complain of fogs on the
! river If night, which renders navigation
/ somewhat difficult, If not dangerous.
Alfred J. Edwards, pistolstealer, was
I committed 10 IaIl yesterday by Esquire Qulg-
lev in default Of FIVE hundred dollars bond.
TO morrow will be st. Patrick's day. 1t
viii be celebrated by the knights of INNS
fail with n anniversary ball at M9nnerchor
hall.
Eleven arrests, principally for drunken
na5s, were made by the day police force yes
to-day. The night force made one arrest up
20 twelve o'clock last night.
-Messrs. Dixon, Rapier, Roe and Freeth,
cUatette with Haverly' Mastodon mnstrels
II they arrive on time, will sing MiIlard's
YeSpers at st. Patrick's church tonight.
-Messrs. Dixon, Rapier, Roe and Freeth
are The quartette with Haverly's mastodon
NH ,trels They will arrive from Louisville
a. twenty minutes past five o'clock to-day.
Tho game and fish market yesterday
gave The following retail quotations: NAL
| lard duck, SOC per pair; Reelfoot lake perch,
! Zoe per pound; lake trout, 1277c per pound;
shad, 50975c each.
The Lenten season seems to be good
| time for theatlI-, y =. IT, representatives.
| of al ccCeas, sects and churches have been
| at the tbeater during the past week to hear
! John Mccullough in his Shakespearean roles,
| A sketch of the "Breaking-up of Camp
| Father Mathew by young artist, Peter
Murtough, has been on exhibition at the AP-
PEAL Office. 1t is quite credltable per-
Torrance for a beginner, but it would not be
! so for an artist.
| The GOliy Bond Hill murder case will be
| called for trial at Bartlett O-day. 1t Is stated
that Bond has become temporarily or prcba-
| bly, hopelessly insane. Ii he Is Insane there
can be no trial, and Bond will be sent to the
! lunatic asylum.
Officer Logan yesterday arrested George
| Williams on the charge Of cotton stealing
carrying away bale of cotton, the property
| Of Fader, Jacobs q Co. He was caught IN
the act. He will have a hearing before Is |
quIre Qligiey tomorrow.
1t will be quite interesting, the cere |
mOny that is to be performed by the Fran |
clscan fathers, in st. Joseph's church, this
afternoon at four O'Clock. It is the erection
of the stations of the cross. An appropriate |
discourse will be delivered.
Tomorrow evening at eight O'Clock the
wedding Of Mr.. Charles Quentel, jr., and
Miss kmma Boryszewski will be celebrated |
at Mr. Quentel's residence, 80 Gayoso street.
Immediately after the ceremony the recep-
ton will take place at Cochran hall.
Yesterday Charles Mazzeni was arrested
on the charge of fraudulently appropriatlng
ten dollar bill, the property of VIM J. Do.
zier. Mazzoni was placed under bond of
one thousand dollars by Esquire Qmgiey to
answer the charge before the criminal court.
Rev Father Revielle. late Of Washing
ton City, will continue his lectures on the
Philosophy of Religion, at st; Peters
(CatholiC) church, this evening at half past
seven o'clock. These lectures are highly in
structive, and are delivered with rare elo-
quence.
Tomorrow evening the Robert Emmett
circle of the Fenian Brotherhood will in
duge IN a reunion in honor of st. Patrick's
day. The reunion will be held at the hall of
the brotherhood, on Second street The en-
tertalnment will consist OF addresses,
speeches, songs and q banquet.
-Miyliner and DreSsmaker, the old relia-
BILE fashion magazine, containing the very
cream Of fashion; new Lakeside and FL dnk
lin Square Libraries reviews, periodicals and
dailies can be had at Mausford's this morn
ing. Get your supply early, as he closes at
place.
s2-Johauna Hickey, Kate Hickey, Jake
Onetto and James Moran, all whites, were
sent to Jail yesterday by Esquire Quigley,
on the charge Of committing an assault and
battery upon Lizzie Boyce, white, at her res
idence on Causey street. The bonds Of the
prisoners were fixed at one thousand dollars
each.
The sanitary officers of the board of
health are doing an immense amount Of
work cleaning out vaults, sinks, cellars and
filthy buildings. The sanitary work IS pro-
crossing rapidly, and before the hot weather
sets in Memphis will compare favorabiy with
any CITY on the continent IN a sanitary sense.
Billy Lieben's book and news depot will +
close at one o'clock sharp. He has all the I
late dallies of a late date, and all the picto- '
rails for the week; Cooley, Peterson, Sunday @
Magazine, all for April; also a supply of |
portfolios for the spring and summer for the v
sum of twenty cents. Give Billy a Sunday
call, 1861 Main street. l.
-Saloon-keepers who keep their side or t
back doors open to-day may be surprised to- u
morrow morning, when arrested, at having Y
to confront as witnesses those who stood In Ii
front of the bars and took drinks. 1t is said s
that private detectives will be on the watch G.
TO mark open saloons and take down the i,
names Of those drinking, as witnesses to the 7
overt acts. c.
lit retail HltdG nldFk6J yesterday IuIn- IL
shed the following prices: Beef ION steaks
Ind prime roasts, 15c per pound; ordinary
uts, Zoe per pound; choice mutton, 15c per
POUND; spring lamb, S1@1 Is per quarter;
'ork, l0c per pound; sausage, 121ac per
,ound; dressed turkeys, 16c per pound;
ressed chickens, l6o per pound; celery, 75c
,er dozen.
The Chickasaw Guards are indebted to
Ir. P. c. Bethel for his fine carriage and
lorses, used by them last evening in taking
dr. M Cullough to the Theater. The addi-
lonal horses, with driver, were kindly ten
ered by Mr.. Robert Lockwood, Of the firm of -
;. ii. Bracket x Co., free Of charge. The =
Chicks" will remember these clever gentle
men for their courtesy. NJ
The first mosquito of the season was I6
eard by an APPEAL reporter on Friday n
hight. 1t sang as Wiley as 1t did during the
ellow-fever epidemic last fall, when the re- u
,orter tumbed and tossed beneath a mosuui-
o-bar to the Internal chorus Of a score or
lore Of its comrades. Since that time our ia
eporter has been an eaemy to mosquitoes, o.
nd their music hath no charms for him. ne
United States Court Receiver for Mem n ~
his Judge Latham, mas collected me sew ~
nty thousand dollars IN funds, assets of the u
Id cly government; has in charge all the y
ooks, papers, furniture, textbooks, personal -
roperty and real estate, and has been COL "
,cting rents ard back taxes. Through n,
ounty Trustee Fleece some eight thousand
ollars IN back taxes have been already col "a
cted by him. w
st Patrick's day ceremonies at st. Pat. 70,
ck's church next Monday. High mass at Ia
N o'clock IN the morning. Father Raville 40
the orator of the day. The Father Mathew Ia
len will muster at st. Budgets at seven lin
clock in the evening, when Father Walsh, n
=, lectures. After the lecture the guests Of an
le Father Mathew society will enjoy an az
'ening in st. Budgets ball, where song and M,
DRY shall enlIVen the evening of lreland's la
ly. On
The bonds Issued for Ii e building of the j.
asonic Temple draw interest semi-anuaily
Z per cent, and are sure to be met promptly CT
ON the rents. The interest will not exceed
rec thousand dollars per annum, and SOY
q rents will be over six thousand dol Jol
rs. The management of the Temple is in Ma
,od, safe hands, and as paying investment an,
will be a success. A few of the bonds can ].
had by calling upon David P. Hidden, 7
esident, at par with accrued interest for
The Memphis opera club will give three sid
eratic entertainments in May, on the four Pie
anth, fifteenth and sixteenth, the ope- Fri
TIC performances as follows: Daughter of Say
e Regiment, Fra DiGcOlO, and repetition 43t
II.