Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-25

st. Louis by Wilde, Collins s. Coz And so.
cheap, too! Stop tomorrow and look at
them.
There were thirty-six arrests in the
two districts up to seven O'Clock yester-
day morning. Fourteen were made in
The FIRST district up TO seven O'Clock last
evening.
To-day is set for the calling up of
Henry Schroedsr's case, in the Criminal
Court, on an Indictment for the murder
Of William Jericho, about eighteen
months ago.
The Central Methodist Church, on
Union street, has lately been furnished
with a new organ, built expressly for the
church, in Gothic style. IL is said to be
a very fine instrument
"A correspondent from Iuka saws that
speopls out there drink so much chale-
beate water that their bodies are nearly
all iron" It wouldn't take much, then,
TO make them all steel; would it?
Rev. F. Garesebe will deliver a lee
ture at st. Peters Church on next Wednes
day evening at s O'Clock. Subject: The
Infsllibility Of the Pope" Lecture free.
A collection will be taken up for the bene-
1t of the orphans.
"A committee will present, this after
noon, at the Chamber of Commerce mi
nority and majority reports in reference
to the maintenance Of whartboats, and
the regulations of the Board Of Cotton
Brokers will be discussed.
1Chiekory is now used as a salad
quite extensively by bon Ui0eHrs. It is
bat avery few years since this vegetable
was quite unknown in our markets or
resta1rants-except as a material used in
the adulteration Of coffee.
The funeral of Squire Hume f. Hill
uaEfar1au naarnfnR ma ofrarHGA hu Tie
dasons, the Old Folks at Home, and a
numerous throng of our very best citi-
Zens. The ceremonies were conducted
by the Masonic fraternity.
we direct the attention Of u readers
TO the card Of IsidOr Rosenbach q Co.,
dealers in tobacco, cigars, etc. This is
one OF our most substantial and respecta-
bic houses, and we have pleasure in rec
~ommending them to the trade.
The sunset yesterday evening was one
Of the most gorgeous that we have wit
messed this summer. The sun had scarce
ly set a heavy rain came Oh and
lasted several minutes. Immediately
after it the clouds banked up in the west
looked Like pillows of fire.
"A lad named William Forrest. said to
be a painter by trade, while bathing on
the sandbar opposite the city yesterday,
was taken with cramps, and before assis-
trance could be rendered, he was swept
into the stream and drowned. At sunset
yesterday evening the body had not been
recovered, although every effort was be-
ing made to do so.
The two men who had the savage
hght, recOunted yesterday morning
McGinnis and O'Sullivan-are not hack
men, so We are informed by several
members Of this respectable fraternity.
While they are in some way connected
with the business, the hack-drivers do
not wish TO suffer for their shortcom-
ings. Nj. Sullivan, the legitimate hack
driver wishes it understood that he is not
the party arrested.
A patent has been applied for in Eng
land for a hollow iron curb, of the same
external shape as the stone curbs for the
streets now IN use. It is to be used for
the reception, repair and maintenance of
telegraph wires" This simple device
renders il easy TO repair the wires with
out displacing the pavement, and if in
PRODUCED here would be a great improve
ment upon the uDsightly posts which dis
figure u streets.
A citizen writes US as follows: 81
want, through yOur columns, to call the
attention OF the police, and also the atten-
ton of the gentlemanl? p who made night
hideous last night, (Satuedayl between
the hours of 2 and 3 Am, between Union
and GayosO, on Main. Such vociferous,
vulgar, profane and obscene language as
was used by these gents % at that silent
hour, ought to entitle them, for the priv
Hege, Of q ~sojourn in the City Hotel or a
handsome hne.
The death of Squire Hume +. Hill
took the community completely by sur
prise. Few knew that be YVES i'll at all,
and none thought that he was dangerous
ly so; and the announcement of bis death
was 3 shock to the community, where, for
so many years, he had lived and labored.
Few men were more highly esteemed
by all who knew him than Judge Hill,
and few indeed would be more missed by
the community han be. His death
leaves a void in Shelby county that win
be hard 20 al. ~
Vincent Botto, who is the proprietor
of the well known former bar-room OF
Madame Vincent, corner of Front and
Washington streets, keeps a stock of
liquors, wines and cigars equal 20 the best
houses in the city; and he waits upon his
customers with a cheerfulness, and pays
them such attention that he has succeeded
In retaining much Of the old custom and
adding a great dealthat is new. We com
mend him to all thirsty, bibulous souls.
He offers an inducement in a splendid
and enticing lunch every day.
Our readers will, most vf them, re-
member a little Italian lad who seemed
70 be the leader OF u Of the perepatetie
bands Of boy musicians who played the I
violin and harp in the saloons around
town some two or three months ago. He
the violin wonderfully well for
one of his years, and attracted eonsidera-
bic attention by the anne The last num-
Der of the NdttOnaL Po6fce Gazette con
tains a very correct likeness of him, and
the following advertisement from bis
mother: ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WAkD--Lost, an Italian boy, answering
20 the name Of francesca Nigro, twelve
years Of age; plays on the violin; has
ngnt hair and eyes, and has a mole speck
on ms lace; has been absent from the city
ten months ANY person giving infor-
nation that viii lead 70 his apprehension,
Will receive the above reward, and ali
reasonable expenses paid, by ADDRESSING
bis mother, Rafaela Nigro, Al CrosbV
street, New York.
1t is curious to note, in walking about
the streets, he various dresses of the pe-
dsstrians, and the reeklessness with
which every article Of s~uperfiuOus cloth
ing is cast aside. 1t is not unusual TO see
a man devoid of vest, collar and cravat.
with a fan In one hand and an umbrella
in the other, and yet saffering from the
heat Is much as the less favored individu-
ais who, unable TO afford white saits. |
along clad in winter stafs. Il is
a yeXed question after adj, whether gar
light as gossamer arein reality pre-
ferable TO eOarser materials. One thing,
all events, il certain3hat the warmest
in winter is The coolest in summe-,
and that the old thatched roofs Of couD-
Try houses are equally effectual against
the rays Of the sun in hummer, and tie
biting winds n penetrating SHOWS Of
IL is not only advisable to secure
comfort, that b air should be able to
Yentiiate about the limbs, but also that
an impenetrabls defense should be Or
sOsed TO the sur. It is also a noteworthy
act that a majority Of those afflicted with
sunztnokes belong to the class who hy for
-eiisf 10 bad whisky, and are seized at a
ime when respectable members Of socie-
y should be 10 their beds. I.
YoUxsER by twenty years is the APP
5eSrance Of the man Of City, or the lady !,
,f-never mind bow many summens-af
er be or she has charmed away the gray
airs with PhalOn's Nitalia. Pleasant,
lear and transparent. No sediment,
Sold by al druggists and fancy goods /,
eaters. aee a SO %
PsoPLE with thin heads Of hair should j
Sc Hali's Vegetable SiclliaB Hair Re
to make the hair grow out thick. I