Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
GreenIaw Onerahouse.

The views on exhibition last night at the
Operahouse included trip up the Nile, from
Alexandria to the second cataract, including
Cairo, the sphinx and pyramids, Dlnderah
and the ruins of Thebes, the city OF one hum
dred gates. The hierogiYphlcs We're plainly
discernible upon the immense columns and
ruined towers-a trip on a Nile boat. Pales-
tine, from Sidon to the Dead Sea, with Cali
lee and Jordan, and the interesting places IN
Jerusalem, were last shown. The audience
was large and appreclahve, and the man
ayers of the Orphans home are already as
sured of a good profit. To night a tour of
the Eternal City, Rome, and at tomorrow
matinee, Italy.
POIIcemeD's Ball.
The Exposition building last night was
crowded, it being the occasion OF the ball
given by the police department for the beue-
lit of the widows and orphans OF the force:
A magnificent pyramid nugget cake, presented
by Mr.. Joseph Specht, sr., for the benefit OF
the widows aud orphans, was voted for, to
be given to the most popular member OF the
force. A large number of votes were cast
for Captains Davis and Arata, Sergeants
Kunholz and q Haver, but Patrolman Dough
erty secured the prlse, he having received the
largest number OF votes. Dancing was IN
dulged IN up to late hour. Many OF Inc
costumes were rich and cIstly. The affair
was conducted IN a pleasant manner, and
was enjoyed by all those present.
Calvary SunaasrSsh9eI.
Al Calvary (EpiscopaD church last night
the Sunday school celebration exercises were
repeated before very large congregation.
The exercises were conducted under the man
agement of Mr.. James Kirkland, to whom Ia
due much of the success OF the celebration.
Among the pleasing incidents may be men
toned that Of the closing address, delivered
by Miss Hattie Nowland- DR.. White, rector
of the church, presented the little lady with
q gold medal, saying that gentleman
whose name would not be mentioned asked
him to present the medal to Miss Hattie
Rowland, the little girl who delivered the
beautiful closing address The music was
conducted, as on last Monday night, by Mr..
Emile Levy, orgsnist of Calvary church, and
Mr.. Currie, organist of the Sunday-school,
| assisted by Mrs. Dr. VOORHEES,, on the harp,
and Mr. Julius Kaufman, on the violin.
Memphis Theater.
At the matinee, yesterday, given by the
Memphis opera club, the laughter or the
| Regiment was presented before CRITICAL au-
| dience The cast was the same as made up
Monday night last, Miss Kate Hartman APP
pearing in the role of maria" and Mrs. h.
! M. Mansford as Counties of Berkenfeld. "
The ladies received the applause of the audi
ence, deserving tribute to their musical Ia :
ents. Miss Kate Book, as Annette and
| the duchess" presented pleasing appear
ing was natural, and her singing was all that
could be desired. Miss Salie Woodward, as
'Genette," also rendered her part in most
satisfactory manner. The other roles were
as follows; Tonic, Mr.. J. U. M'Cintock;
''Sulpizio,' Mr. Alfred g. Won Gundel; "Or-
tensio, Mr.. l. RoescherI Corporal" Mr.
George Mahau; Notary" Mr.. Harry L.
| TomliIson. Tomorrow Saturday matt
nee will be given, when Fra DiaDoiO will be
the musical attraction presented.