Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-10
PERSONALS.

Mr.. E. ALEXANDER, of Oak Grove, Mis-
sissippi, is In the city.
MR.. T. B. HOLLAND, of Somerville, was
in the city yesterday.
DR. H. H. HoPsoN, Of Friars Point, aud R..
F. Abbey, Esq, OF Commerce, are at the
Peabody.
COLONEL j. G. BUFFALoE, of Grenada,
Colonel w. A. brennan, OF Lexington, are at
the Peabody.
Miss KATE BUTLER, of Batesville, Arkan-
sas, is on visit to her uncle, VIM. Jack, OF
2O9 Union street.
DIR. L. B. JOHNSTON, of Vance street, has
gone to Warm Springs, North Carolina, to
spend the summer.
Mr.. II. II. HoPsoE, of Clarksdale, Missis-
sippi, passed through Memphis yesterday, on
his way to Giles county, Tennessee, where he
will remain during the warm weather.
MISSES MoLLIE DEMUTH and Sadie Dix
on, two charming young ladies from Ken
lucky, having spent few weeks with friends
in this city returned to their homes on Thurs
day last.
PRESIDENT FoLKEs, of the educational
board, while presiding at the meeting last
night, wore a beautiful blush rose on the left
lapel of his coat. None of the other mem
bers were so forally adorned.
DIR. J. B. M'FERRIN, of Nashville, lectured
last night at the First Methodist church, on
the Condition of the Publishing Interests OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church" for the
purpose of adopting some plan to raise funds
for the relief of the publishing house.
COLONEL BARNEY HUGHEs's RGiltcay
Record for July is out. His leader on the
germ theory of disease IS valuable contri-
button to sanitation. He advises everybody
to 90 TO the summer resorts, and he will fur
nish transportation-at the usual rates.
LTrcc Iod IF
the Warde- Barrymore dramatic company,
and who witnessed the murder of Mr.. Porter
and the wounding of Mr. Barrymore at Mar
shall, Cexas, by the assassin Currie, is dam
gerously Ill at Philadelphia, suffering from
nervous prostitution, caused by the shock her
nervous system received when she witt essed
the great crime.
MRS. ALICE OATES, Of comic opera fame,
whose troubles with husbands are well known
to our readers, has married again. this time
to divorced man, Samuel z. Watkins, of
Philadelphia. Watkins is man about
town, divorced from his former wife. most
estimable lady, formerly a Miss Davis, a
beautiful blonde. She procured the divorce
on account of Watkins s conduct.
BARNEY HUGHES wants everybody to send
for guide to the summer resorts. Just as If
by paying your fare and taking passage on
one of the Memphis and Charleston railroad
wagons, you could not get to the summer
resorts without guide, for whom you would
have to pay fare, and whom you would have
to support during the trip.
MISS BANKS opened her private school at
the Court street building yesterday. 1t prom
ises to be a success as to numbers, and will
certainly be a success otherwise, as Miss
Banks is regarded as one of the most sue
cessful teachers in the public schools where
she has long been employed. Miss Banks
will receive a few more scholars to complete
the limit which she has fixed for her school.
MIss MARY ANDERSON, the tragedienne,
has been presented by her Louisville young
admirers with blooded horse, but the dra-
matte critics make ugly charges as to the mat
ter, saying it was one Of DIR. Hamilton Crit
fms tricks to make capital for his step daugh-
ter, because Clara Morris, rot long since, had
been presented with colt by her admirers.
The next tragedienne will be presented with
a horse and colt, thereby going one better.