Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-11

b Saturday, June 18th Bolivar, Monday
c June 18th; Jackson, Tuesday, Jun.
18th; Humboldt, Thursday, June 10th
!, Dresden, Saturday, June ODD.
r Papers Of the district are requested Il
! publish the above list Of appointments
WANTEB.-If Mr.. James Densford, o
DensfOrd on the Mississippi river, vii
send Us his proper postoffice address, ",
will consider his communications.
Room ROBBERY.-The rooSn of A. G
TUrler, No. y, Jefferson street, was en-
tered yesterday morning, and a valuabi,
gold watch and chain stolen. The THE
got of with his i'll gotten booty.
PERsoNAL.-The many friends Of W
r. Moore, Esq, will be glad to learn tina.
' he has returned from his eastern tour il
fine health and spirits. We hope ert
e long to see our respected felloW-tOwns
+ man again engaged in the busy mart Of
trade as Of yOre.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are in
debted to Mr.. George w. Miller, Of the
Capitol saloon, for a bottle Of delicious
"Vin Imperial" almost frdppi, which
we found exceedingly refreshing this
warm weather, and apart from the arctic
] GU AaAlA0 AhlFA NCA w IT, NAE WIZ 4
OF superior vintage and flavor.
To BE SUPPREssED.-Instruetion ions were
given by the superintendent, yesterday,
to the police Of the first district, to sup
press a house Of ill-fame situated on the
corner Of Third and Auction streets. We
hope to see these d~isreputable dens
broken up, IS they annoy peaceable citi-
zens in their vicinity 10 q great extent.
The PEDEsTR1AN.-The walking boy
at the Memphis trotting park accom-
plished his feat of walking one hundred
and twenty miles in the same number Of
consecutive hours, at $3.50 pm. yesterday.
He appeared somewhat faded and worn
down at the close, but was game to the
end.
CONFIDFNCE.-Jobn Martin, a eonf-
denee man, was arrested yesterday
charged with beating q man on the ievee
out Of nineteen dollars. One of the de-
t~eetives took him in charge. On the way
to the prison, he called on q friend, who
advanced the amount Of the loss and he
was turned loose.
SAFE RoBBED-The store Of Mr.. Wolf
| enstein, 33l Main street, was entered
Oh Sunday night and the safe robbed Of
about two hundred dollars and a gold
watch. The burglars then entered the
store Of Mr.. A. w. Martin, next door,
but not finding v~aluables decsmped.
Look out, Ellis, they will get after you
next.
GERMAN CATHOLIC Pic NIC.-The pic
mic given by the scholars and teachers of
the st. Mary's Catholic church yester-
day WIS 3 most pleasant affair. About
I ten o'clock they marched TO the grounds,
headed by a me brass band. The at
tendance was not immense, but every
body seemed to enjoy themselves and all
passed of pleasantly.
LLL-TREATISG.-A negro woman
named Sally was arrested yesterday
charged with ~ill-treating and beating a
white child, the son Of Mrs. Kelly, who
| resides on fernando street. Mr.. Justice
| Creighton viii examine the case to-day.
Meanwhile Sally viii abide in the county
Jail.
RECOvERED.-A young man from
/ Mississippi came very near losing fifty
dollars yesterday, by the lock game.
| He bet and lost, and thinking al was
| not right, made complaint TO the police
| headquarters. Detective McCune was
| detailed to work up the job. He sue
! ceeded in finding the confidence man,
and compelled him to disgOrge.
I
FLORAL FEsrIvAL.-The long talked
! Of floral festival viii certainly come off
at the Greenlsw opera hall tonight.
( From the arrangements made by the
! ladies having the matter in charge, it
/ will, no doubt, prove a success. If the
| Ladies' Memphis institute does not sue
coed in = matter Of this kind it is useless
for Others to try. The price of tickets
has been fixed at M dollar. They may
be obtained at the door.
PREsENrATxoN.-The elegant set Of
colors voted to the most popular steamer
at the late Tabernacle fair, viii be pre-
| sented TO the most popular steamer
Commercially to-day at half past
twelve O'Clock. The presentation viii
be made by Admiral Raphael Semmes,
to which il is expected Capt. Will Ash
ford will reply. We acknowledge the
receipt of an invitation to be present on
the interesting occasion. Vive lie
Commercial"
CHANGE OF BAsE.-It was our pleasant
privilege yesterday TO visit Messrs. Bigley
& Mellersh, the popular coal dealers, in
their new office, No. 25 South Court
street, in the basement OF the Bethel
block. We found Bigley as handsome
and as hospitable as ever, and Aellersh
not 3 bit prouder than be was before the
handsome regalia was voted to him OF
the fair not long since. They are q right
royal psir and must succeed.
Up THE RTyER.-In reply to our cor
respondent =" Query y as to how much
wine the aldermauic party, vino went up
the river on Saturday last, drank, and
how much it wiz probably cost the city,
we have TO say that not being honored
with an invitation to accompany the
party, aud, of course, not being present
we can form no estimate. No doubt
they had all they wanted, and the board
will foot the bill.
LECTURE To-NIGHT.-To-night has
been especially set apart TO hear the
gallant and eloquent Gen. J. r. Chal-
mers on the " break Of day." at the tab
ernacle on Court street, for the benefit of
the widows and orphans OF Confederate
soldiers. In addition TO the brilliant
intellectual treat some fine pieces will be
rendered by the Arions. We hope to
see a full house for the benefit Of the
Fanny Thurston fund.
THE LAST CHAECE.-While the gen
eral sale Of tickets by agents Of the
Southern Asylum was closed or the 10th
inst. the local memphis and fernando
offices viii be kept open till Thursday
next. There have been more tickets
sold since the list Of prizes was made
definite, within the last five days, than
within any former period. The wheels
10 be used next Saturday arc 70 be seen
at the Office of b company.
OET THE RANPAGE.-A short time ago
one OF the police force took it into his
head to commit natrimony, and settle
down from his wild ways. de accord
inglv got spliced TO 3 very estimable
r,,an aud All vrant marry as q