Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

River falling.
-Wiggins's storm is coming.
-Haverly's Mastodons at the matinee.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee will be well received.
The Presby lerian church concert Mon
day.
Police news is not very aggravated at
present
Another large audience at the Theater
last night.
The pool bill is pretty heavy on the
race t cks.
TIE lecture of Gen. Lee should be made
great rccess.
&c zee on the "Battle OF Chancellors-
vile" Nj lay.
-Tice nd Vennor will have 10 predict
something now.
-"The finest" ia the verdict on Haverly's
Mas!odon Minstrels.
Precedent Hadden already scents = quar-
antine for New Orleans.
Despite Wiggins's prediction, the weather
is wagging along all right.
Hermann, the magician, will open the
eyes of the small boy next week.
Yesterday was beautiful day, Virgins
10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
&C. P. English was appointed guardian
of James B. Horne's heirs yesterday.
The Quapaw Guards, of Little Rock,
will take part In the Nashville drill.
The Mozart Festival and the coming
races ought certainly to liven the spring.
-"Wiggins's storm" will hereafter be
synonymous with tempest in teapot"
For stealing bride, Charles Jones yea
terday was donated one yesr's imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
The doors of the Thealer will be opened
at 1880 o'clock, and the performance will
begin at is o'clock pm.
Marriage Licenses were issued Yesterday
to Wilson Dallyhite and Julia Reddick, T.
w. Carr and Cornelia Henderson.
When Billy Richardson alluded in his
orstion last night 10 paving the streets with
stone, there was hurrah in the Theater.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee will lecture next
Tuesday evening on "The Battle of Chan.
lorsviile." Seats ought to be secured at once
IT. F. Cassells received notice of his sp
pointment 10 the Office of United States
surveyor Of customs, to succeed Gen. w. j.
Smith.
"A delightful sociable was given last
night under the auspices of the ladies of
the Strangers' church at the residence of Mr..
A. D. Langstaff, on Court street.
Deputy United States Marshal Neal
took Noah d. Smith, the embezzler, 10
Chester, H., last night, where the latter will
serve term in the penitentiary.
The Celtic Magazine maintains its repu-
tstion as the best expression of Irish litera-
ture and history. 1t brings to every house
it enters breath of the fatherlaud.
The APPEAL is glad 10 note the prompt
action taken by the Council regarding
Broadway where it is intersected by the
railroad. The street has already been
cleared.
Those who want to enjoy themselves
and who are disposed to help along the
cause of Christianity, ought by all means to
be present at the Presbyterian concert Mon
day night.
AT 2:15 o'clock this morning the AP.
PEALs thermometer stood IT 49o, and was
falling steadily. the barometer indicated
rain and wind storm within the next twenty
lour hours.
-Harper's Weekly has superb Likeness Of
the late Gov. Stephens, of Georgia. II fills
the whole first page, and seems to be filled
| by the very spirit OF the dead statesman
Mansford has it.
The people should be reminded that
Gen. Lee will lecture in the interest of the
Southern Historical Society. and he Ger.
taiuly eeserves consideration from South.
ern community.
The Continent continues its illustration
of the leading cities of the Union, and they
| are superb. This week it is devoted to tn,
new part of Boston. The text accompany
ing the cut is very Interesting.
Those who have heard Sig. Arenal, thu
violiuist, play st the Mozart concerts, viii
certainly avail themselves of the chance o
listening to his 6ne performance on the vic
lin next Monday night.
The Waldrsn Guards are ordered Il
meet at their armory tonight in full fierce
The beginning of their drills at the Exposi
| ton building, II preparation for the sprins
drills, commences tonight.
The Rev. Henry r. Coleman, CRANE
chaplain of the Grand Masonic Lodge o
| Kentucky, will lecture in Memphis or Thurs
day, the 18th instant, on "Freemasonry il
the Holy Land" OF course he will have I
full house.
The regular monthly meeting OF III
| Women's Christian Temperance Union vii
be held to-day, at $3.50 o'clock, at No. 3