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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30
THE DELEGATES
who Wm Do the Love Feast hcu this
Evening


The following are the delegates elected al
the different ward caucuses held last eve.
ming:
Democrat.
First Ward-Chairman, f. II. Kinney;
Secretary. John II. Deniut. Delegates, Ed
ward Bovlsnd, John Froling, John A.
Spencer L. Aasterdyke and Joseph Jeflres
Second Ward-Chairmsn, George y.
Davis. Secretary. A. u. Porter. Delegates,
T. F. Carroll, George y. Davis. Silas God
frey Fred j. Morrison and a. ID. Porter.
Fourth Ward-Cheifm w. w. Taylor;
Secretary, l.. z. Carroll. Delega:es-John
+. killean, W. w. TAYLOR. l.. Il. Carroll, Ed
O'DoDnell and Louis Becker.
Fifth Wsrd-Chsirnan, w. .. Westiali;
Secretary, Dennis Perry. Delegstes-Wm IN.
Fitz Patrick. James Dougherty, Harry
Grady. n. 2. McCuen and j. Hendricks.
Sixth Wsrd-Chsirmsn, John Barrett
Secretary, w. +. Hensey. Delegates
Richard AcGsron, John Revelle, b. l.
1homps or, Ches. Shier and Ed Conley.
Seventh Ward-Chairmsn Sam o. Dish
man; Secretary, c. A. Wurzburg. Dele
gates-And. Dovle, G. A. Nurzburg, Theo
Brechting, las. Emmer, VIM. Kirkwood.
Eighth Ward-Chairnan, James Davis
Secretary, J. 7. Strsbsn. Delegates-Jss
Sherlock, Geo. Bratt, Frank Dsmsky, n. a
Fletcher snc John O'Brien.
Grsenbsck.
First Ward-Chairmsn, ]. /. Curtiss
Secretary. II. f. Humphrey. Delegates
f. II. Stein, c. 5. Smith, Joseph Bsancon
II. r. Humphrey and Patrick Kearney.
Second Wsrd-ChaiTmsn, Thomas Ports
mouth: Secretary, John Goldsmith. Dele
gates-Thomss Portsmouth. John Gold
smith. Will A. Innes. Frank B. Dslrymplt
and Richard Orpen.
Fourth Wsrd-Chairman. +. f. kean
Secretary. Andy Fyfe. Delegstes-W m
Hayden. NJ. Kinney Thos. Reddington, w
ID. Frost and john Wilson.
Fifth Wsrd-Chairman, II. \. Cargill
Secretary, John Burrows. Delegates-JOhn
Burrows, Simeon Sullivan, Wm. Nirgiver
Patrick McNamery and A. c. Fyfe.
Sixth Ward Chairman, A. &. Van Stein
burg: Secretary, A. J. Whitney. Delegates
w. b. Weston, Geo b. Wright, Chss. A.
Bissonette, A. j. Whitney and Jas. Watson
Seventh Ward-Chsirmsn, T. w. Teeven;
Secretary. 8erwin Folger. Delegates-T.
W. Teeyen, John A. Lemon, VIM. III
Jaeger. ID. c. Smith, and J. b. Riley.
Eighth Wsrd-Ch.irmsn. VIM. Hayes;
Secretary, Geo. L. Doan. Delegstes-Chss.
T. Flynn, Geo. L. Doan, VIM. Hayes. Chas
Carpenter. and Geo. Mills.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

NEW YoRK Oct. 29.-The Worlds Lock
port IN " special says The Niagara
County Farmers Club. in session here yes
terdsv. claimed that the apple buyers bad
formed a trust 10 keep the price of apples
down, and passed resolution denonncing
such action. They claimed that they were
losing money st 81 q barrel, and advocated
the pooling Of their interests 10 protect
themselves. A COMMITTEES was appointed
% devise and estimate the cost Of the erec-
ti0n of cold storage warehouse. where
their frnit could be housed aud kept tor a
GOOD market
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a SERIOUS cAve-lN.

Three Acres OF Land Takes q Drop and
Drive People from Home.
WLKEBAKRE. Pa. Oct. "a big cave
in occurred this morning over an abandon
ed mile of the Delaware. Lsckswanns 4
Western Railroad At Curry Hill. Plymouth.
The house of John Fox sank in tEe earth
twelve feet. The inmates, six in number,
were thrown out Of bed and seriously in
iursd in the wreck. Several other buildings
were damaged. The CAVERN covers an area
Of three acres. About one hundred people
will have to vacate their homes immedi-
atsiv
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

The - snsp Guaris vill lesvs Iucs's
Hal - $50 .. m raessisv. - tsks ths
frsi, &, to~sli Nfrrers ~ al Rsuubii-
car e1rts - invited to accompany ne
cnsr8 A srecisi trsia VI isse the sxeur-
sicris's and erir1 them back sdsr tie
ma atI--
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STANLEY MsSSACRED.

News Received In France of the Killing of
the African Explorer and His Party.
LILLE. France Oct. 29.-The Echo de-
Nord states that the President of the Geo
graphical Society of Lille has received news
from Africa that Henry VI. Stanley has been
msssacred, with all bis expedition except
ing two men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30
A Serious Charge.

Nike Brosen:a, young Hollender, wa:
arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Pow
er. on warrant charging him with lewd
and lsscivious cohabi.atIoD With Jennie
Percy at the Black Hills The case is on
call before Justice Westfsll.
Brock Quint was arrested about mid
night on similar charge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

ANA. Oct. 29.-Dr. A. W. Flowers.
hearty. white haired gs1tisu1sn OF 20 years.
who e ths oldest Prohibitionist in ths
State has abandoned that party. he comes
oul openly f1r the Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

Hswsuss. oct 2--Emperor William,
scrsrrsnipd ~ Ven nciske. Couns Ris-
r,arcs and ether stinguishsd Gerrnsns.
srrivre here ts6sT snd took cart In the
ceremonies desiicsiing the moaunieut in
ccn msnaorstian of Hamburgs Inclusion II
tae reruen Eoiiesrein. Later ia the dav
the Erl Eerar inspected The ports
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

wAsHrxeroS. oct. y. Surgeon HutAsn.
at Camp Perry. Fla. and Surgeon Urquhsrt.
At Live Oak. Fla. have telegraphsd n
surgeon Genera Hamilton that they hsve
undouoted evidence Of the existencs OF
yellow fever in Baldwin. Fla.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

Wv Yosx. oct @-NrS James q
Blaine. IT.. = soua-~h,t setter this morn
inz. NJ and Nrs. Nevi1s hsr parents
czi ed spcn her early.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

n the S1pericr Coort Testerfsv sew
ssisi ass granted a. Jean Narrhy. the
r,sr -hc 49, sent ta Isekson iast san ner
AZ 6ve gears fer sssa1.tng soune fffl~
sixIs nfrntv Shsri1 Coek islf iar J>es -.
lssf svsaissz ai<r NJ. Aerphy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

Nsw BsUvsvIcS, \. J.. Ost E.-Judxs
Scndder today refused an application for q
locsl option election. because it would
come within ths tine limited av isv for
.sho- .l.-ssr-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30
ne coNFesses The TRUTH.
Er-Miaistsr Lothrop Induiges In . Little
Talk on Michigan Politics.

Talk on Michigan Politics.
WAsHISGroS, Oct. 2s.-Ex- Minister
Lothrop. who has Just arrived from Michi-
gan. has the good Judgment 10 practically
admit that there is no prospect that the
Democrats can carry that State
he SAYS 1t depends on the la
Dor vote and We have no clear in
dication of how that will 20. We ought to
remember that Michigan has always been
q Republican State. tue Republican ma
iority al times having been as great IS CO..
90. Ii is true this majority has been since
cut down 10 a narrow margin, but we must
not forget how strongly Republican tradi-
tions are intrenched in the State
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

EkSsss CgrF. OCT. ~ a--Jsmss Reisueeue.
-ho. -irh Caiviu Necrs. Vas arrested lsst
wssk chs-zsd vffa hcrse-st Ealing. con
fessad frisr hfvrE entered icta a piot
sta Nrcrs rni tsrse ether mrn % rob
out<uinr Sants Fs tTsins tomorrow nishs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

WssE1xerox oct 19-Ses-stsrv Vi a.
Isfs wsshsnzfoa 5, enter ths csnpsix .u
Niehixsns He VII speak n DeseesE 10
morro~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

NV Yosx. Or. 9-Tbe clyde ire
st,ssrnsr saginaw. While loading at hsr deck
in the Esst River tcdsv, for the Vest
ladies listed and ssux. No lives rsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

Sslwatrr 0il iss speedy sud permanent
c1r- 6sr 81 pain. l. extirpstes The cause
New YcFx Csty = Aserscss netrorolss q
Hsr - De !. ~. ssAls csash SyFao a 2sG
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A Minl.,eri.I Rnmnr

wAsHTveroS, Oct. % At late hour To-
night rumor reached the hotel Iobbies to
the effect that a successor 70 the British
Minister had been appointed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

Kilfoyls. while Of duty this afternoon, was
shat and almost instantly killed N = - loon
rov. By an onviot named Henry Pstreau
The after escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct 2s.-The latest rumor
in political circles here s that Sir Charles
Upper will succeed Lord Ssckvills. The
authorship Of the rumor il unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

srgs snd snih4slssiie audience greeted
Miss Rose 0soarae en6 her talented com
psuy a. Re5monIs 0pers House. Miss
OSBORN Is clever aud pai1stzking
actress, and acted tbe part OF Helen t2ra-
d4v. t1s wrougsl vile, "a manner that
completely captured the entire sudlence
Mr. Russell Basself a. Maze ,ieco Ihzcksry
Blaize. won the admiration of the audience
znd uliy sustained ne reputation ss a com
ediAn VI the higher oTdsr. Mr.. A J. \ u
lef as Prank Farsd2y snd Miss Dragh a.
Jane showed themselves % BE- csreiu and
psinstaking people. and the balance 81 the
company was good. The toilets of the
ladies' were very handsome, aud. taxing q
all ia al. this Is one cf the most evenly
balanced eOmpsnies that has sppesred at
Redmonds this season Aziiness will DO
given daily during tie balance Oi the en-
gzgemenL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30
The Acme Fry Pan.
No Kitchen Complete
without one.

This unique cooking utcn-
sill is made from "a single
piece Of the finest cleaned
and cold rolled iron. with
ont rivets. The handle is
reinforced with a timed
iron cover. which is hollow,
ventilated and keeps always
cool.
Several sizes i'm stock. Ask
our salesman to show YOU
one.
Foster, Stevens & Go.
10 and IL NonrOe-st.
30. 35. 81. 30 &1f Louis-st. t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

DERCY Il. COOK.
10 south IoniA Street
40 Lots, Barth's Addition. 300 Lots South Grand
Radios Houses for sale on Easy Terms. Lumber
Furnished for Building on Vacant Lois. %
Farms for sale in Southern Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30

The sale Of sssts for the Fanny Daven-
port engagement begins a. 10 o clock Instead
OF this morning. Manager Garwood an
ticipates rush for these seals, and for that
ress0n has placed the opening for the more
convenient hopr of 10 o clock. Miss DAv
export produced la Tosca" in Toronto on
Tuesday evening. and the press there Is IN
reserved in its praise o. her work. Her
energy last night, saws one of them, was
a revelation 10 many, and when she arose
TO the hight sf the tragedy she was enact
ing her realism Was painful
One of the largest audiences OF the season
was present al Smiths Opera House last
night, and everybody was pleased The
opening scene was beautiful. the makeup
excellent and the olio much above the sv-
ersge The wire act hy George Austin is 3
wonderful one. Professor Abts pictures
elected much admiration. The comedy
"Chuckles" was very funny. The same
bill will be presented tonight aud al the
matinees tomorrow and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-30
Democrat.

The following are the delegates elected at
the different ward caucuses held last eve-
ming:
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Dramatic.

Robert McWndc's pOrtraiture OF the
sleepy Dutchman Of the Catskills still re-
tains firm hold on the theater-going pop
ulace OF New York State.
Francis Wilson has been negotiating for
a thealer in London, in which TO bring out
"Ihe Lady and the Tiger" simultaneously
with It's New York production.
Mr. Iangtry has been seriously IN In
New York, being threatened with pncu.
monia. She has been confined 90 her bed
and had 10 cancel her Baltimore engage.
mcnt.
The new play for John Mackcy. by
Lcandcr Richardson, William Yar,llcy and
David Bclasco, has been completed, and
preparations are being made TO put a COM
pany on the road nj an early date.
G. H. lIoyt's new comedy, "a Brass
Monkey" owes IL existence 20 Anstey's
novel. "a Fallen Idol" The brass mon.
key Is given 10 a man ~ n Christmas pres.
cnt, and brings him bad luck
News from London Is 90 the effect that
Mary Anderson IL doing well at the
Lyccum, and will probably not change
her bill for some time, aud that Grace
Hawthorne continues 10 play ''Thc Stroll.
lcr' 10 the universal pleasure.
Frank Evans and wife will take out Bart.
Icy Campbclrs "Fatc" next season. The
play Is at present owned 10y q. X. Gar
diner. II was played few years ago, for
two seasons, by Carlotia IL Clcquc, and
had n run OF I've weeks at Walack's.
Tho demand for the illustrated edition Of
Tcnnyson's Elaine" has increased per.
ccptibly since the romantic play founded
ON the incidents Of the poem has proved
such a SUCCESS at the Madison Square. Tho
drama has decided influence ON book
sales.
Herr possart, the famous German actor.
was quietly remarked 90 his wife on SAT.
urlay, by Mayor whitney, 81 BROOKLYN.
The couple had been divorced in Germany
some years ago, but when a reconciliation
was effected Il was decided 10 be quietly
remarked on this side Of the Atlantic.
Booth and Barrett in "Julius Cesar"
continue 10 draw crowds 10 the Academy.
and give greater proof than ever that the
public will support Shakcspcarcan drama
when presented by excellent actors a
strong cast and adequate scenic adluncta
The business done has been tremendous.
One Of the most effective bits Of stage
business Is introduced by Ernst Possarl IN
his rendition Of Shylock during the trial
scene. shylock, baflled In his revenge anil
hate, PUSHES, knife In hand, nj Antonio. az
II 10 Kill him. When the knife touchcs
the body Of Antonio, however, shylock.
impressed with the cnormity Of his crime
rccolls, and tho knife falls from his nerve.
lcss hand.
The Henrietta" reached the one hun
drcdth mark In New York on last satnr.
day, when q big matinee audience an.
planded the scenes and incidents Of ia
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Charlotte Thompson.

The Memphis theater will remain closed
until Wednesday next, when Miss Thomp-
son will open an engagement in Drifting
Clouds" which will be repeated on Thurs.
day night. On Friday night and at the
Saturday matinee "Jane Eyre" will be the
attraction. The sale OF tickets for the en-
gagement win open tomorrow (Monday(
morningat Witzmann's. Drifting Clouds"
is based upon the weakness OF gambler
and drunkard, Denohr, who, to save him
self from the debtors prison, betrays his
most sacred trust, his daughters affection
for Robert Trucman, her betrothed, and
causes her TO give her hand in marriage to
roue and libertine, Sir Charles Melville.
firing Of her in time, and by the exposure
OF the fact that he has wife, she returns
10 England TO Trueman's home for adj
vice. Sir Charles comes TO a secluded spot
on Woolwich road at her bidding for a
final interview. Hero he meets former
valet whose sister he had wronged, and in
1T OF passion Sir Charles Is murdered.
Sorrow and shame had played wanton with
her mind, and when she finds her husband
dead upon the heath she is crazed. True
man, faithful TO the end, cares for her, and
the denouement finds Francois Decaux
acknowledging the murder, and the lower
ing clouds of sorrow drifted away and hap
piness restored 10 all. Miss Thompson Is
well supported and makes most favorable
impression
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ma-sc.i Entertainment.

An entertainment for the benefit OF
Grace church will begven at the residence
OF Capt :. T. Carncs. 300 Linden street,
wednesday evening January IL, 1855. Re-
ception Committec-Alcsdames Geo. Il.
Peters, 5. II. Carncs, X. ID. Jordan, Hebcr
Jones, II. u. Ellis, Kate Logwood, G.. S.
McClarcn. J. J. Freeman, 9. Ellis Tucker,
u. NJ. Scales, assisted by Misses Percy
Coffee, Mamie Kennedy, Fannie Laurance,
Mary Mallory. Amusical program, under
tho direction Of Mr.. L. Krcmcr, by Mes
DANES Carncs. Iiainc, Gagc, Mansior,l,
Misses Peaks, Gage, Ward, Houston,
Messns. Ryan, llutian, Seward, Gage,
Hester and Randolph. Recitations by
Mn. Farrabec, Miss Nelson and Alinc
Greenwood. Nine O'Clock, dancing.
(Crocc's band.) Supper win be served
during all the evening by Mcsdamcs Il. @.
llusc, ]. w. Brush, r. w. Harris, ]. \.
Sellers, q. 7. jordan, W. l.. Parker, o. II.
Benton, A. w. Schcycncllc, W. A. Robin.
son, A. :. Price, w. J. Brown. One dol.
lar admission. Tickets TO be had at Clapp
& Taylor's and Mansiord's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

Mr.. VIM. Ellis, Of Sheffield, was in town
last week. tl
Miss Carrie Belle Beta, who has been
visiting Mrs. j.. l.. Gates, OF this place, left
Tor Memphis "Wednesday. She visits her
sister, Mrs. w. Hutchinson, Of that city.
Mcssrs. Guither, Gates, Belts and
Walker, OF Fulton, were in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Frank Kincahnon, OF Verona, Miss,
was in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Curry, Of Saltillo, Miss,
paid Tupelo business call last week.
Miss Vic Thompsonis visiting relatives
in Ghecntown, Miss.
Miss Mary Slavery has returned from
Baldwin, where she spent the holidays
among her many friends
Mr.. J. w. Battle, OF Nettleton, was in
town on Monday last
Gen. b. q. McAlistcr and Mr.. J. West
visited our town on business last Wednes-
day.
The Rev. J. l.. McShan, pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, has
moved his family to Tupelo.
Miss Minnie Kincannon, one OF Verona's
most popular young ladies, is visiting her
cousin, Miss lmogen Kincannon, OF this
place.
Mr.. Rowland Simmons has returned 10
Tupelo with the intention Of permanently
locating.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Walker, Of Okolona, has pur-
chased a lot near the Union depot, and
will begin Immediately the erection OF an
ice factory.
Miss Cora Williamson, OF Sardis, Miss,
who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned home last Friday.
Col. w. l.. Clayton went 10 Brming.
ham, Ala, last Monday, on visit 10 rela-
tiycs.
Chas. Long and Ed Finley returned TO
the State university Monday, after pleas
ant stay at home.
A. Goldburg and wife left Tupelo last
Sunday for Louisville, KY, their future
homo.
Misses Annie Mcpherson and Minnie
Robertson are visiting friends in Aberdeen.
Miss Kate McGaughey, Of Verona, spent
last week in Tupelo. She was the guest OF
Miss Lula Williams.
DIR. II. G. Orr, formerly Of this (Lee)
county, nova citizen OF Arkansas, spent
Christmas week with friends and relatives
here.
w. II. Clifton, Of Aberdeen, was in town
last Tuesday.
The Rev. X. G. Porter has been in town
during the past week, the guest Of Col.
John A. Blair.
Misses Edna White and Liddic Burrcss
were In town last week, ON their way to
the Troy Miss school.
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New York Tbeasrieai..

Hi,reial tofrtN pondcucr oi The Appeal.
INV yoRK, Jan. NO more can Il DO
said that New York does no, boast Of an
art gallery worthy Of itself as tho mciropo-
liz. In Central Park the Metropolitan
museum Of art has collection Of works
which Justly entillc Il to the name Of the
American Luxembourg for on itsuncycnly
lighted walls are 10 he seen many Of the
best examples Of modern painters, princi-
pally, bo u said, Of the French school.
Nearly every prominent name In that nu.
mcrous galaxy Is represented. The prs
cnt building aud galleries OF the museum
have been found both inadequate in sire
and unsatisfactory In light, aud therefore
very extensive anil suitable additions are
being made, In iact arc nearly completed,
whereby the opportunities for enjoying
the pictures will be infinitely increased.
On entering the main gallery the attcn.
ton N at once attracted to Rosa Bonheurs
great picture Tho llone Fair" which
completely ills tho end OF the
gallery, and though Il Il hung
In bad light the nobility and
grandeur Of this masterpiece proclaim
themselves ''au premier yue." ] rcluct.
antly loft this huge canvass, full Of perfect
character and treatment, 10 iind q moro
iuspiniing work In Mcssonicr's "Fued.
land, OF, ~ u II morc generally known,
"lSO1.' An inspiniion-an epic ON Ma.
polcon. II thrills ono immensely 10 stand
before u aud see that splendid cayalcade
Of heroes dashing torpnt-likc by the en-
pcror, shouting. saluting and cheering for
him in their own imprisoned way. Ma
poleon Is In the high background; he sits
solidly his noblc-looking white stccd and
holds In his uplificd right hand the iamil-
lar thpc-comcrcd hat Ills face, his head,
the pose OF his body, everything bcspcaks
power and sustained forcc. Around him
are his manhals, Ncy, Macdonald and the
rcst Of that splendid band, and In the
background limitleas sca III patriots, the
cold 0uanl" Ones blood tinglcs with
Ere and the heart beats faster At tho sight
Of the little man on horseback and this
brilliant demonstration Of devotion 20 him.
II Is French, and Il II grand. Further on
we como 20 a very pretty Bonehcrcau. An
Italian girl with the customarily languor-
ous expression carries on her shoulder n
little baby boy with blue eyes
and fair hair which, with his scar
LET cap, makes a rather pleasing ensemble
OF color. A charming ELECT OF rcsuulnc~
II produced by II. Alma-fadema's PEN
chant for Greek figures and surroundings IA
apparent In an excellent picture. group
Of young mon and women In classic garb
aud attitude are listening 70 The discourse
Of ono Of their number, who u sealed on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

Mr. and Mn. VIM. Villas IIil has nc.
turned from their wedding uip and are at
home 10 friends.
Mis- Maude Long, Of Columbia. Il in the
city, spending shout while with Mr.. and
Mn. W. y. Bethel.
Mr.. and Mn. David Reese have moved
from Pitisbnrg 10 this city, and will make
II their future home.
Mis- lee Wheeler, Of ives, Point, Miss,
u visiting the family Of Col II. Clay King
No. $50 Mosby street.
Miss Katharine Noble, o. Indianapolis
Ind, i expected this week ON a visit 10
Miss Augusta Caldwell, Looncy place.
Mis- Pattic Hammond returned home
THURSDAY, accompanied by her friend
Mis- Martha Allen, Of Lexington, Ky.
Mis- lAiimer, Of Cleveland, O., IA In the
city and viii spend the winter with Mn.
II. ID. 1rzcyant and Mn. $. 7. Walker.
Mis- Eua Maddox, who has been tho
guest Of Mis- MAY lliil for several weeks.
returns 20 her home in Atlanta tomorrow
On next Thursday evening the Chicka.
saw Guards give their regular monthly
entertainment II viii be all that Il prom,
iscs 10 be.
On Friday evening next Col. II. II.
bnowdcn will tender Miss Lucille nrinklcy
handsome party nj the Peabody hotel.
IL will be an elegant affair.
Mis- Sarah Young, Of Kentucky, Il OK.
pectcd ON Wednesday evening next 10 pay
a visit Of several weeks 20 her friend. Mis,
1iebic Metcali, No. li2 Adams street.
Mn. J. W. Clapp and Mis- Ollie Clapr
leave on Tuesday for a trip along the guli
coast The object Of the tnp Is for the
improvement of Mn. Clapp's health.
Mr.. J. J. Shoemaker, Of this city. viii
he married 10 Miss Eva Lyle AT the rcsi
dcncc Of her parents, No. 4O65 Dclmai
avenue, ~. Louis, Mo, on the nth inst.
Misses jamie and Soutie johnson. two
popular young ladies Of Tuscumbia, Ala.
viii be the guest Of Mn Z. r. Barton, No
800 Vance street, after tomorrow evening
Mn Mary Wiltshire, the well know
elocuuonist entertained Mr.. Frederick
Warlc NJ dinner on Friday evening last
Mr.. Warde II an old and valued lricns
81 The hosie~, and the dinner was charm
Ing In social aud gast-onomIc way. Thos,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
A, Melenn. ArA.n

The feminine portions Of our society
are taking advantage of the liberties aud
privileges permitted them by this being
leap year. 10 far there have been two
grand balls given by the young ladies',
both Of which have been the events Of the
social season. The married ladies on both
occasions were present in large numbers
aud participated In the pleasures OF the
events. The young ladies acted well their
different parts, aud carried out 10 sue
ccssiul issue their undertakings, NO much
40 that there will lingcr Tor quite a while
they were instrumental In aiiording.
Mr. Thomas Biscoc is visiting relatives
In Forrest City, Ark.
Ms. ". q. Williamson and Miss Attic
Doan, Of Memphis, arc in the city visiting
relatives.
Misses Fannie and Mamie Mitchell and
Miss Annie Polk arc visiting Mn T.. d..
Pillow.
Mr.. All. Raincy, Of Memphis, wis In the
city on business.
Ms. T. l.. Thomas and child departed
Tor Indianapolis, where they will reside in
the future.
MIR Al Paddock spent the holidays with
his parents Ia Indiana
Miss Lille Denton, after spending the
holidays with friends aud relatives, NJ
turned 10 her homo In Memphis.
Mr. ;. X. Davis, Of Missouri, Is visiting
friends In Helena.
Miss Theresa Newman il back from
Memphis, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mn. II. H. Fitzpatrick returned from
visit 90 relatives IN Mobile. Ala.
Mn. W. y. Carioss departed for Lower
California, whore she will stop with rcla.
lives