Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-20

dimes for the ardent" to drop up to
Rocco Hall to-day, and enjoy the novel
sensation of q delicious lunch, served by
handsome, elegant and refined ladies.
You will be more than repaid, gentlemen.
We are authorized by Mr.. Bloch TO
say that he will match his mare, Judy
Bloch, to go against either OF the horses
that she went against on Tuesday evening
last (odpt. Blake or G0d0tphia), a mile
and repeat, or mile heats three in five, TO
harness, for $500 a side-the match to rule
and TO come of as soon IS
Here is q chance to get your money BACK,
gentlemen.
Squire Hall held an inquest night
before last on the body Of the old man,
b. Newman, who was killed by M.
Burke, as was reported BY us yesterday
morning. The verdict was in accordance
with the facts as stated by us. Burke
was to have been arraigRed before squire
Moore for examination yesterday even
ing, but the case was postponed. IL Will
come up to-day at 3 pm.
The hot weather of yesterday re-
minded US most wildly and
ably that summer is on US in dead earn
est. and that folks who are able to do so
uust be looking for a cool and pleasant
retreat from the fervid heat. To such as
wish to enjoy all the delights of seclusion,
with an the comforts of frst-class city
hotel life, we sincerely recommend the
Put-in-Bay House, on Put-in-Bay Island,
lake Erie. The advertisement viii be
found in another column.
The new superintendent of our Street
Railway Company, on taking charge OF
the railroad, was fearful Of accident, rom
the fact that the lamp room was Wlthln
the stable. He placed one OF the old cars
in the rear of the stable and made a lamp
room Of Il. Last night showed the wis
dom Of this p~recsutiOn, as the lamp room
dad take fire and burned, doing no dam
age 70 the other property. It is supposed
the fire originated from spontaneous com
bustiOn, as there was always some rags
saturated with oil in the room. Il was
this that occasioned the alarm Of ire last
night about even O'Clock.
Chris. Steinkuhl, the proprietor of the
Capitol saloon, and who is, as every body
knows, a capital fellow, announces this
morning that he will give everybody who
comes to his saloon to-day a splendid
lunch. the best drink in town, and q
ticket to the Confederate Relief AssocIa-
ton picnic. all for one dollar. Tit price
of the ticket alone is one dollar, but
Chris. is determined that nobody shall
grumble at it. and with his usua gener-
osity extends this unparalleled offer to
his DdLEOLzs ne las Ab1 LIS HNlGANAN
aide-Ge-cdmD those two clever fellows,
Harvey Robinson and John VanWinkle-
a heavier team il would be hard to find.
Remember the generous offer, gentlemen,
and carry your dollar to Chris. Stelnkuhl
to-day.
HBERNIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY.
There will be a called meeting of the So
ciety this friday evening, at halfpsst
seven O'Clock. A full attendance is re-
quested, to heal the reports of the diter-
ent committees.
By order of NJ. MAGEVNEY, JR.,
President.
WIN. WELSH, Secretary.
THE members of the Finance Commit
tee appointed by the Executive Commit
tee are respectfully invited to meet for
conference at the rooms of the Executive
Committee, No. IS Union street, this even
ing, 10Th inst, at ~ o'clock.
J. ID. DANBURY,
Chairman Finance Committee.