Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Warmer.

Warmer.
--Oigette to-nigh'.
The police are quiet.
Arrests are few and far between.
-Frask Gray's benefit sale begins to-day.
The Hess Opera Company closes the
reason.
The Legislative Council sustains the
railroads.
The jury in the Proud6t- WiDberg case
is chung"
The sale of tickets for the Sisters con-
cert lie on q boom.
Mozart auction at o'clock tonight at
the Peabody Hotel.
The DEBORAH Drum Corps aud Company
], OF Iowa, intend entering for the Nashville
drill.
992 81 WAS filed with the Auditing Board
yesterday.
Those who cannot attend the Mozart
auctions in the daytime will have an oppor-
tuniiy of doing 80 tonight.
Manager Hess has one of the most beau
tiful selters on earth. He wiselS keeps her
at his side in the business office.
The Hess Opera Company will present
OttUctSc kO-ulkut, OohsHltuIt wv az inc OhtuI-
day matinee, and Mariana Saturday night
"A prominent merch ant has several hun
dred dollars worth of orders to be invested
in Mczsrt-Thomss reserved seats at 81 pre-
MUM.
Marriage licenses were iseuad yesterday
TO Samuel 81. McCsilum and Miss Aunie
Mescham, S. G. l.. Macksu and Miss Carrie
| l.. Sneed.
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Mutual Aid aud Iasurznee department wss
Yesterday forwarded 10 the secretary of state
| for approval.
1T was rumored at the hour of going 10
pre,s this morning that the jury in the Win
berg Proudht case stood eleven for acquittal
amt one Tor conviction.
judge Eldridge yesterday appointed
John L. Walsh guardian OF William Drum
moud, and Wan. NJ. Fsrriston guardian Of
Sadie and Lula Ware.
| The Mozart directory will execute TO-
night $500 worth orders (receiyed from Ihs
country for reserved seats, at 81 premium,
which they have thus fsr held back.
Miss Fannie p Horton, daughter Of
! Mrs. Horton, superintendent of county
.ho,l., in three spelling matches at Mus
| C9nSay's school, has defeated all com
petitoIs.
All ex C1ufederates in this city anc
county ehou d render sil assistance 10 tn,
Finance Committee appointed to raise meani
to inclose the graves at Emwood with gooC
| curling.
! The charter OF the Merchants Exchapg,
| Mutual AID Association was fled with th'
register yesterday by the incorporators, II
] F1rslepheim, Henry J. Lynn, j ohm K. Speed
l NJ. G. Pesrce and John s. Toof.
| The Milburn Gin andlMachine Com
| pany yesterday recsIved six orders for gil
outfits from Alabama, Louisisna, Noni
| Carolina, South Csroiius and Tennessee
Each outfit consists OF gin, feeder and cor
denser.
The oh srsss of the Yourg Mems Cari-
tiAn Association was flied with the register
yesierdsy. The incorporsfors are: Henrs
Graft, r. G. Craig, W. F, Taylor, s. W
Hampton, A. w. Newsom, Thos. H. Alien
jr, Batter Jack, L. F. Wills, W. S. Jonet
aud F. I. Edmondson.
! The Sistsrs' concert promiIe, 10 be a
| grand success. All the musicians of thc
/ Thestsr have volunteered their services fire.,
OF charge, as well as few oIhsrS. PAriiei
\ hsldIpg tickets can secure reserved seats by
presenting the same at Holenberg'e on ant
! after Saturday morning.
! the ladies of the Woman's Christian Tenn
| perznce Uoiou aid not hold their proposed
meeting last Saturday, but will do so to
| MORROW, April 28,h, al 4 80 o'clock, at tn,
Jefferson street rooms, on which occasiot
Mrs. E. L. Saxon will favor them with a few
remarks.
The Nashville Journal of Medicine dnt
Surgery, for April, is one of the best mum
bers of AN excellently edited and well IN a
sssd medical monthly. The ia Bile OF con
tents is lengthy, and ii embraces wide rspg
OF subjects ON which practitioners cannot D,
too we'll informed. A. A. HAsslock, Nash
vile, Tenn, publisher; IS per year in ad
vance.
| A strawberry festival will be given this
evening at o'clock, by the Rowan Mission
Sunday school, corner of Seventh and Broad
way, South Memphis. The friends of th,
worthy institution are cordially invited tc
attend and be entertained with instrumental
and vocal music, as we'll as to participate il
the abundance OF refreshments which vii
be provided.
The ground located ~ Waldran avenue
and the Louisville and Nashville railroad
which was offered to the Memphis Jockey
Club, was looked at yesterday by severa
members of the club, who concluded tha
there would not be ground enough available
for a race track. 1t is ther5f)re more tn an
probable that it will be located 10 the north
ern part OF the city, adjacent 10 the Chesa
peake aud Ohio railroad, SIS much better in
| duceneuts are offered in that part of III,
country.