Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-24
FERSUNALS.

Mrs j. F. GRAHAM is at Iuka, Missis-
sippi.
MRS. JOHN TENT will spend the summer
at Blue Ridge Springs.
Mr.. 7. G. BRANGALL, Of the Atlanta ga.
Sunny South, is In the city.
Mr.. U. w. MILLER and family left for
Bon Aqua Springs last evening.
T. P. TURNER, dentist, 3l3 Main street.
administers nitrous oxide gas.
MRS. ]. w. LEFTwICH has gone to Hamp-
shire, Maury county, Tennessee.
MRS. R. L. DANHEIsER will be at Hanni-
bal, Missouri, for the next month.
,, COLONEL w. f. TAYLOR, of Porter, Taylor
d Co., is in Huntsville, Alabama.
Mrs. E. NJ. DURHAM was among yester-
days departures foi Blue Ridge Springs.
COLONEL ENoCH ENsLBY and family will
this week leave on q summer tour north
ward.
MRS. A. B. WILLS has gone to Bon Aqua
Springs, where she will remain during the
summer.
COMMODORE JAMES S. WISE and Captain
James ID. Parker, Of Cincinnati, are at the
Peabody.
Mr.. VICTOR d. FUcH and family leave
Wednesday for Gave City Mammoth CaVe),
Kentucky, to spend the summer.
GOVERNOR MARKS and other prominent WIS.,
itors will reach the city this morning at five
o'clock ria the Louisville railroad.
GENERAL d. II. REYNOLDS, of Chicot City,
Arkansas. and General J. L. Alcorn, of FRI
ars Point, Mississippi, are at the Peabody.
LIEUTENANT H. WYGANT, United States
army, and of the Twenty fourth infantry,
will act as colonel commanding the military
companies to-day.
MAJOR r. H. WnDBERGER, of the Ken
lucky military institute, is IN the city, and
can be seen at 81 Main street, where ne will
furnish catalogues and other information.
GRAND MASTER Commons, of Chattanooga,
of the Masonic order, reached the city yes
terday, and will to-day conduct the Masonic
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone of the
new customhouse building.
AT the annual meeting of Bluff City lodge,
No. %, A. o. U. W, held last evening, the
following officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing term: J. I. Kennedy, P. M. W.;
George E. Rudisill, NJ. w; R. w. Nichol-
son, F.; Simon Sturm, O.; Z. j. MacGrotty,
recorder; Sol. Harpmann, 6nancier; Frank
Underwood, receiver; J. G. Beck, c.; Adolph
Refs, l. w; II. Cohn, o. W.; John l.. Well
ford, trustee.
GENERAL J. Q. N. ROBERTSON, an old
and prominent citizen of DesUto county, Mis-
sissippi, is in the city. He was grand master
or MaSOnS IN tennessee IN 1904, ana, though
now in his eighty-eighth year, he has come
up to be with the craft at the ceremonies of
laying the cornerstone OF the customhouse to-
day. The general Is one of the oldest sub
scribers of the APPEAL and a warm friend
at all times, and it affords US much pleasure
to have him with US on this interesting occa-
sion.
The Helena, Arkansas, Rifles, thirty-two
men rank and file, arrived in the city yester-
day by river and were received as the guests
of the Bluff City Grays. The mpany is
uniformed In dark blue cloth with buff
faclngs, and is armed with the needle-gun.
The officers are as follows: J. L. Henderson,
captain; Greenfield Quarles, first lieutenant;
J. A. Tappan, second Lieutenant; S. q. Moore,
first sergeant; j. w. Cook, second sergeant;
A. Meyers, third sergeant; j. w. Jackson,
first corporal; T. A. Euper, second corporal;
G. p. Givan, third corporal. The company
is quartered at the Peabody.
ARRIVALS at the Peabody hotel Yesterday:
Lieutenant G. Augur, United States army;
w. II. Terry, Mobile; John Hilbert, Palmyra,
Tenn; Sam B. Rainey, New Orleans; H. c.
c. Clarke, Mississippi; F. p. Scruggs, l.. S.
Scruggs, Holly Springs; Il. E. Holder, st.
LOUIS; b. f. Matthews, Baltimore; Charles
C. Mackay, New York; :. II. Nathan Aus
tin, Miss; B. d. Hodges, George B. oeteYs,
Z. b. Tollison, Arkansas; j. w. Lyn r.. o.
&. M'Guire, BOLIVAR county, Miss; J. L, IL