Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-13
WHOLESALE GROcERS.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

line coming man-lnomae.
Cooks parabolic curve is the thing.
The Mozarts have mashed the town.
The Festival is a fortune TO Memphis.
Mozart Music Hall is what they call it |
now.
The police report the city exceptionally
quiet.
"A paper factory would prove a paying
investment.
For Elijah see the Bible. Read the
story to-day.
A summers night dream-the concert
on Monday night
The levee lighted by electricity is
beautiful sight at night.
Every one should attend the memorial
services at ElmWood to-day.
TO see the brilliant audience of Monday
night will be glory forever.
Quite number of visitors to the Music
Festival arrived in the city yesterday.
The story OF the Redemption may be
read to-day in either Of the four gospels.
Seventeen dollars and 112 days service
was the yield OF yesterdays Police Court.
The jury yesterday rendered verdict
of not guilty in the Proudit- Winberg case.
OF course every lady who attends the
Mozart Festival concerts will have bouquet
TO increase the effects.
Gen. w. J. Smith was granted FIVE days
in which TO comply with the sidewalk ordi-
nances yesterday.
you've lip on ye would trip goat"
is the way one Police Court lawyer addressed
another yesterday.
, Mr.. Thomas and his corps of artists
will arrive at 4 o'clock pm. by the Louis
vile and Nashville to-day.
Associate members of the Mozart Society
will call at r. NJ. Msnsford'g 29S Main
street for badges for the Festival.
The Ladies' Library Association will
meet at the Odd Fellows Library on Mon
day, at 4:30 o'clock pm. All the members
are desired to be present.
Mr. Fox, of the New York Police Gozette,
has our thanks for an invitation TO witness
the ceremonies incident TO the opening of
the great bridge from his office.
"A ginger-cake colored buck named
| Disnukes was turned over TO the Criminal
Court from the Police docket, charged with
| stealing watch valued at ST. so.
The case against Dicey and Ed Pointer,
| celored, charged with larceny, on the Police
| docket yesterday, was continued to Tuesd ay
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The recent trip of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
through the South added something over
$4,000 to the treasury of the Southern His
torical Society. Memphis did her share, as
usual.
| The Brownsville, Covington, SomervilIe
/ and Sardis accommodation trains will be held
back Tuesday afternoon until o'clock for
the benefit of those who desire TO attend the
matinee.
All the stores will be closed Tuesday
] from to ] to A O'clock pa, TO give hard
| worked employees little recreation and a
chance TO take in the giories Of the great
| Festival.
-Chsirman John S. Toof requests the
Floor Committee of the Mozart Festival and
| those connected with it TO meet promptly al
the Exposition building Monday evening al
7 o'clock.
DIR. PurnelPs case AID that of Mrs
| Ennis, for carrying concealed weapons, will
come up before the Police Court Tuesday
morning. Prominent attorneys will repre-.
| sent them.
The Ladies' Library Association held 8
meeting at Odd Fellows Hall yesterday
morning. Several of the committees reported
that they were meeting with good SUCCESS il
their work.
The Mozarts have received information
from Mr.. Thomas's agent to the effect that
"the tour thus far has been a succession Of ths
largest and most cultivated audiences ever
assem- bled in America"
Charles johnson, "a colored bootbiack
was fined 50 yesterday for trsspassing on an
others corner. His father paid the fine, anG
promised his hopeful taste of the limt
| when he got him home.
Frank Gray holds forth at the old stand
Mansfeld's, from o'clock am. TO O'Clock
pm. Monday. Secure yonr reserved seat
and avoid the rush at the box Office, where
the said reserved seats will slao be sold a
night.
| Monroe street is not as lively now as i
used 10 be, and the voice of the festive "peko'
comedian is no longer hesrd in the land
The gam bling law is tough on The, "sporls,
but good thing for the balance of the corr
munity.
The monthly meeting of the Women
Christian Association. at No. 80 JefersoI
street, on Monday at 10 o'clock M, will b,
one of unusual interest and importares. al
members and intending members are urged
to attend promptly.
| Much interest ia felt here in the Nash
vile drill, notwithstanding the fact that To,
PerteTs had to withdraw from the contest
Our Nashville correspondence, giving ful
list of companies that will participate, viii
prove interesting reading.
| Ann Dunn, a feeble old white woman
sent TO the poorhoHse by Judge MADDEN
week ago, appeared again behind the bar
yesterday charged with drunk and vsgrancy
A fine of SO was imposed, but held up OF
condition that she leave town.
The Board of Health met last evenir,
and nominated an inspector to take charg,
of the quarantine station on President
Island. The National Board of Health vii
foot the bills up to June I'd, after which tbs
Taxing District will have 10 foo. the bills.
| "A case of violation of the butchers ordi
nance was tried yesterday morning in tn,
Police Court in which an interpreter had t
translate the testimony OF one of the wit
nesses. 1t was continued until the j1dg
could ride out and investigate for himself.
The managers of the Mount Olivet Gem
etery at Nashville refused to allow the pub
lie decoration of the Confeder ate graves thi
year on account of the injury likely TO b
done TO the shrubbery. These managers hav
not raised Themselves in public esteem b.
this sction.
Recorder Hadden yesterday refused &
allow Mrs. Rumsnyi to appeal her case Of
| the pAupef Oatn, Ous suspended ner kentSnc
of 500 during good behavior. She was th
cantGtriee who awakened the echoes of tn
stationhouse during the session of cour
Thursday morning.
Mary Jones, the colored woman unde
an eighty days sentence for being csugh. al
tired in mems clothes, and which she weart
while in prison, was up yesterday en- tb
charge OF stealing coat she was trying L
pawn when arrested. On account of absenc
of witnesses the case was continued.
The General Assembly OF the Presbyte
rian Church, South, will meet at Lexington
KY, on the 18th instant. The Northern As
ssmbly meets at Saratoga at the same time
These assemblies are invested with more tha
usual interest and importance by the fac
that they will be the first since the separation
of the two branches of the church, at whic
there h,s been an exchange of delegates.
The test rehearsal of the Mozsris las
night at the Exposition building demon
strated three things, namely, the fDe fuisl
of the choruses, the remarkable ability @
Architect Cook as displayed in the perfec
success of the wonderful soundiug board, an
the necessity of rearrangirg the lights fo
the benefit of the galleries. This Last will b
remedied at once.
ID. c. Oliver, colored dude, with hsi