Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14
Hebrew Orphans' Picnic.

The arrangements for the Hebrew Or
phan Asylum picnic, 10 take place at
James Park next Wednesday, June 10th,
have been perfected. and the occasion will
and enjoyable of the year. Mr.. II. NJ.
L~oewenstine has been appointed Chair
man: +. Ackerman. Treasurer, and Chas.
| SchlOss, Secretary. The following com
mittees have been appointed:
Committee Of Arrangements NJ.
~Loewenstine, Chas. SchlOss, L. Acker-
man, A. Z. Frankland, Lew Wexler, b.
Eiseman, ID. Kaufman, jr., d. Klein, Max.
Nathan, Ed. Goldsnith, Martin Cohn, Sol.
Morris,
Reception Commiltee-A. Radgesky,
Sam. Hirsch, G. II. Judah, J. Happek,
Sam. Hesse, A. Seessel, VI. Lyons, I. NJ.
Cans, NJ. Cohn, j. Beehler, I. Folz, VI.
| Seelig. Sol. Halle. D.. Harris, d. Thillman.
| DIR. A. Szerenvi, L. Kremer, NJ. Fuld.
Committee on Dancing-Lew wsxIer,
| Lew Schwab, D.. Langsdorf, 4. b. Well.
VIM. Frank, d. kaufman, NJ. Friedman,
Eng. Lehman, +. March, l.. HerzOg. L..
Loubrie, Ike Leopold, II. G. Mitchell, Jul.
Kuhn, John Berlin, \. Ssrtorirs, NJ.
Kuehn, L. Roeseher.
Ground Committee -Chas. Schloss, 3,
Eiseman, Max. Nathan. i. Loewenstiue.
J. Frost, Jul. Nathan. y. Sehwarsenberg.
A. Wen, Adolph Loeb. s. Weller, J. Ehr-
man, +. G.. Loeb, j. Rosenbach, j. A.
Gronaner.
The committees viii please report to the
Chairman at 10 O'Clock am, on the
grounds, where instructions will be given
and suitable badges furnished.
The picnic VIII be kept up until 70
O'Clock N. The park will be handsomely
Illuminated, and arrangements are made
that the street cars viii run until the
breaking up ofthe picnic. A fine band of
music win be in attendance.
SENsIBLE.-Now that the heated term
isupon us, and our young men have more
leisure time than usual on their hands,
no better occasion could be presented to
gain a good practical education than Is
afforded at the Commercial College Of
Prot. $. NJ. Robertson, No. 267 Main
street, over the store of Messrs. Wells &
Coll. We are glad TO know that this gen
tlen3an, who is a practical accountant, al
ready has alarge class, and we hope that
parents who wish their sons thoroughly
Instructed in the various branches of a
mercantile education, viii visit the hand
some rooms of the Professor and examine
into the thoroughness with which he inn
parts every detail. No young man should
be without a business education, and We
know of no a more able to instruct our
youth-yes, or old men either-than the
gentleman alluded to. His assistants are
able and thoroughly efficient in every de-
partment, and Robertson's Commercial
College is destined TO be an ornament to
our city, from which it win be an honor
to come forth holding a diploma as a prac-
ticaL, first class business man.
NOTICE. The sale Of reserved seats for
the Whitman English opera troupe via
commence at the theater this morning. ~
nine O'Clock.
STEAM DYERs AND CLEASEas-Thos |
Fl. Hunt * Co, No. 246 Second street, are
prepared 20 do all kinds of cleaning, dy-
ing and securing. They win make cid
look as good as bran new, and thai
at a cost which, compared with new ones,
is almost nothing. BY q new process the
original iuster and shape Of the garment
is preserved in an astonishing manner. /
Gentlemen ~wilIeonsult economy by send
ing Hunt Co. their old garments.
TIE Mammoth News Depot, 23sh Main
street, always has the latest illustrated
weeklies, monthlies and Northern daihes.
BLEAcHEp Domestic, Zoe per yard, NJ.
kraus q Co.
OLE folks and new ones Will remember
Geo. W. Baxter, the reliable wood
whose office is with Bigley, Mel
lersh 4 Co., corner Main and South Court
has again reduced the price Of
wood. EWM H.
ALI LINEN Towels, 81 90 per doz. ".
.raus & Co.
al SILK GrenadInes. ffty cents.
HERZOa& BRO. II
GsBAT bargains atthe Remnant sales al
Menken Bros. Is