The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

MRs. EMILE LKyY and two children left
yesterday for New York, 20 be gone until
| October.
Mas. On. d. T.. wmrE Of Hardin county,
Tenn, a bride OF few days, Is visiting
friends In the city.
LOUIS RosEsrnAL and !. scligsiein. Of the
Memphis Paper company, leave this evening
for the eastern markets.
| Mn. ID. III. SnEAHAS, formerly with NJ.
Gavin a Co., Is now connected with tho
Tennessee Manufacturing company.
Miss MAY HILL left yesterday evening for
Hot Springs, accompanied by Mr.. q. NJ.
Grosyenor, via the Iron Mountain route, for
a brief visit.
THE Ray. J. P. TnorrrR, Of Brownsville,
will preach at the Rowan Baptist church this
morning aud evening. A cordial invitation
extended 10 all.
The Rev. DR.. Martin will officla,e AZ
wedding at 257 Alabama street on Thursday,
June 18th, at 10 o'clock am, uniting In
marriage Miss Lille o. Proudht and Mr.. o.
3. Hook, Of this city.
Mn. LEwn J. MftLxR, contracting engineer
for the Chester Foundry and Machine com.
pany, Of Chester, Penn. has been In the city
Tor several days negotiating with the f5uyc--
and Factors Compress company for Milier's
patent hydraulic steam cotton compress, left
Tor homo last night.
AnoSo the announcements for Office I'm
Shelby county, published elsewhere In Tins
ArrEAL this morning n that OF Mr.. John i.
Barry, who Is candidate for magistrate
from the Fifth oiyil district Mr.. Harry Il
peculiarly Memphis product having been
born and reared here. From humble rnnk
as n boy, lac has sicadiastly grown In tho
confidence and esteem 81 the entire public.
business and social, by course uncrcep.
tionally honest aud straightforward. No
member Of the present county court out.
ranks him In all the attributes which
combine 10 make a reliable guardian Of the
public interests and few even approach him.
Mr.. Harry Is n taxpayer, without an AZ 10
grind by the opportunities afforded In tho
court, aud his past record i unassailable.
He y one OF the few members In whose re-
election the Democratic voters would mako
no mistake.
Mn BAcHARr, manager 81 the Boston sym.
phony orchestral club, the highest musical
organization In that city has written letter
90 Miss Carrie NJ. keatlng. ~ this city, In
which he says II received with much
pleasure, this morning a full account of
your delightful concert which You have
given on the 2]d Of last month. remember
with great pleasure the delightful playing 81
last summer, which has charmed everybody
W AfNfNfW u NnF much niNlns
pointed not 10 have been able 10 secure you
last fall as my piano soloist for my COM
pany. and should you have come 10 Boston
az that time aud settled there as a teacher,
nothing would have given me moro
pleasure than 10 recommend you a. q most
thorough musician and student Of music
During tho coming winter I intend
~ make southern tour with tho
Boston symphony Orchestral club which
consists Of sin instrumental and one vocal
artist. Perhaps can make some arrange
ment with you by which We might give from
ala 10 ten concerts In the vicinity II Mem.
phia. wherein could have your services as
piano soloist ] should be very glad 10 hear
from you, your idea on thi, subject a.
would very much like 10 give such concerts
In conjunction with YOU" No higher com.
plimcnt than this could he paid 10 any art.
lst and We Congratulate MI. Heating on %
enduring a fanlo and name abroad