Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Estival Park opening to-day.
"A few raspberries have putt an appear
ance.
-Cockrelrs prize for Tuesday is we'll
bred pup.
All Italian bonnet braids are OF deep
yellow tint.
There will be Council meeting to-mor-
row afternoon.
New Orleans regrets the withdrawal OF
the Porter Guards.
The Gate City Guards ought to brace up
and go to Louisville.
Lieutenant Robert Dowdy, United States
army, ia in the city.
Rivers and Matthews have only one
more Sunday to pass.
air was cool and pleasant at 2
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. c. Mundinger will be tried in the
Criminal Court Tuesday.
The Chicks will have host OF friends
20 with them on the trip.
General Williamson has been reappolnt-
ed m arshal of the Federal Court.
1t is to be hoped that the electric light
will be in working order by Monday night.
The Chicks have the same "pony four
and "pig four" as drilled in st. Louis in 1879.
A few men are annoupced for register
the other 900 candidates will be announced
later on.
The Porter Guards difficulty will be
settled satisfactorily to the officers aud men
to morrow.
The picnic of the Jeans Senators will
take place June 5th, when they will give
another play.
Bids will be received for the paving o.
South and West Court streets at the Councl
meeting tomorrow. a
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to Riley Bryan and Mary Howard, Jacs
Hester and Rosa Lyles.
The largest line of magazine literatIrt
ever brought to this city can De iouno I'M
morning at Mansford's.
COMPANY K, of St. Louis, is commanded
by Captain Platt formerly first lieutenant
| He is said to be good one.
Members of the Memphis Driving Clut
are enjoying themselves with their ire horse
on the track at Olympic Park.
| An important change is made in thu
schedule of the Memphis and ChsrlestoI
railway, which can be seen elsewhere.
Clark and Cathran will not have pre-
| Iiminary trial before a magistrate, but vii
| be taken directly before the grand jury
Tuesday.
| Harry Aliens company, the Crescents
tackled the Houston Light Guards Tuesday
The "Texas Rangers" are said TO be in bette
trim than last year.
-"She Wore Roses and Marguerites"
the latest waltz song. Music by Z. Waultu
| full. Words by j. T. Rutledge. Published
by H. G. Hollenberg.
Some of the new bonnets Of lace straw
are wonderfully delicate and airy, and ar.
studded on the brims with mock ruby, pearl
opal or large jet beads.
| The Little Havana Lottery's last draw
ing resulted as follows: Ticket No. 1920
drew $500; No. 1868, $1,000; No. 2l,o2U
$3.50; No. IL, 295, $3.50.
Frank Tolbert, negro bovine thle1
who fell from a narrow ledge behind tn
bars in the Jail to the flsgstone, was not ex
pected to live yesterday.
The New York Seventh regiment ar
arranging to go to Indianapolis. This drli
will be the biggest ever had in this country
but Louisville will be tine fighting ground 10
our boys.
The new fcslle lace which has suddeni
become go popular, is made of cream whit
or male yellow linen threads, and Is use
| to gsrnish dresses and wraps, as well
bonnets and round hats.
A Mississippi man was heard to say yes
terday that Bolivar and Washington coun
ties are again submerged, the cause being To
rise in White and Arkansas rivers. ID
said he despaired of producing any cotton.
"A party of farmers from Texas, en- Tou
, for South Carolina, report the crops IN u
. former State at dead stand-stlll, with tul
ther prospects of short crops. No rain hs
fallen for seven weeks IN the northern par
President MADDEN says the street dl
roads. when rounded up, will be as good
race tracks; and within q week. IL u
) weather is good, man can drive as wei
a wagon without springs as IN one thar nj
, them.
Handsome Biarritz gloves OF very nj
, | undressed kid, TO be worn with full dres
!, have vide satin bands at the tops deiicate
: embroidered in tiny clusters OF rosebuds,
! PAINTED with monogram or crest, In goio
| silver.
The man who, on Friday night, hande
;,,o this office sealed envelope contalnil
!, declaration of independents communlcatsl ~
and q one-dollar bill, had better come AZ !,
4 his money, rs his communication goes 10
> waste basket.
!. "A new hat, styled "Over the Saro'
WaII.n is essentially the young ladies' n.'
the period. 1t has an enormous prim, 70
Q tilted over the eyes and bent up at the nAc
Il il dentsd in On the crown ana Hi@ia