Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-22

st. Charles SalOon-ali drinks 10 cents
An intensely hot and disagreeable
day yesterday.
The Thermometer stood at s9S Fair.
at 2 pm. yesterday.
Next week will be an exciting one at
the Trotting Park.
p. H.. Heinrich has received his gene
rator and is now prepared to charge soda
fountains to order.
Suburban residents are warned by the
police to look carefully to their doors and
shutters on retiring at night.
The Pompano season has begun at
Mobile. and we may look for a consign-
ment of these delicious fish in u town
in a day or two.
WHY is it that there is no standard of
time in Memphis2 We wish the Genera
Council would make some appropriation
for a town clock.
Always on file, at Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets, New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
dailies and all sporting papers.
-Thirty-fve cases were disposed of by
the Recorder yesterday morning. Fines
to the amOuat of one hundred and seventy
dollars were assessed, but only ninety
were collected.
Mr.. Louis Lange, the celebrated hoop
skirt manufactures of this city, leaves to-
day for Europe. He goes in the interest
of his business. We wish him a pleasant
trip and safe return.
The street cars had a lively time of it
Yesterday evening, the Vance street line
especially. They ran once every hour
and a half, and went out with men hang
ing on to the stern-chains.
The finest spring lambs that have been
aa-, 49, 10 hnA
at Openheimer Il Hochstadter's, 90 Jeher-
son Street. Parties wanting choice quar-
ters would do we'll to leave their orders a
day ahead
We saw two we'll known Treas
Department detectives on the streets
Yesterday. The query, What does it
mean2" naturally suggested itself to US.
Gents Of his class never travel except on
business. Is their visit in connection
with distillery frauds2
A little pamphlet purporting to be
the only accurate and correct list of the
of the South, gives among
the newspapers of Memphis the "AWzlOie-
ger des LndeRS." 1t probably means the
AnzeiGer deS SUedenS.
We are gratihed to learn that the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. Rogers, mentioned in
Yesterdays issue, is cOnvalescing, and
/ Notwithstanding the terrible fall and
\ frightful bruising, will, it is hoped, re-
cover, no bones being broken.
The stream of emigrants to the west
arm portion of Arkansas and Northern
Texas continues to flow through our city.
These people would do better to remain
with US in West Tennessee-as is proved
by the article elsewhere, headed "Our
State"
The scene at the park last night, al
nine o'clock, was one of weird n singu-
lar beauty. The brilliant artificial light
which shOne over the dancers had a most
singular effect-making them look more
like disembodied spirits than human
beings.
"A gentleman was asked by an impor.
tuuate insurance agent yesterday, what
ompan he was insured IMP" He re-
Piled. the " Everlasting Pay COncern-at
least it seems so to US policy holders
More thar Que unfortunate might answeI
in a similar manner.
"A fsticuf between two gentlemen
spractitiOners at the bar" occurred yes
terday in an Office on Second street. The
combatants handled their mauleys with
considerable science and skill, and the
bridge of the nose of one was Sent to the
shop for repairs. No use mentioning
names. .
The danger to the building occupied
by Mrs Hunter, IN Main street, near JET
ferson, which was immiaeut for a day OF
two, is now passed, and we understand
that Mrs. Hunter will Immediately pro
coed to I'LL up her house with her beauti
full spring goods.
We Observation-Disclosures, it is so an
nounced elsewhere-that to stop all bick
eriugs and unpleasantness in regard Il
the proposed match between Judy Bloc
and her late competitors, Charlie VIII
Iiams will hang up a purse Of Sl0O to b
rome for on Thursday next. Ensranc'
$50. Particulars elsewhere.
We learn that Messrs. b. Lowensteir
& Bros, and Mr.. Joseph Coll, were tn,
onIy dry goods houses that shut up yes
terday afternoon to give their clerks
chance to attend the Confederate picnic
We also understand that Mr.. Cadmui
k.pt his magnificent billiard parlor'
ctsed all day for the same purpose.
We are sorry to the fac
that the we'll known and popular insur
ance agent, G. w. L. Crook, met with
severe and painful accident on Friday a
the TYLER Cotton Press. While standing
near the COMPRISING machine, his RICH
foot was caught and the toes so badly
crushed thaSamputation of two of then
was found me- essary.
The Lecture of DIR. Munsey mex
Tuesday evening will present a rich trea
to those who love to listen to true elO
quenee. He will preach on Sunday a
the news Central Methodist Church, and
though this is one OF our largest churches
It will accommodate but a ma part o
the people who desire to hear this re-
markable man. Don't forget Tuesday
evening. Tickets 81. for sale at the o
and drag stores. Reserved seats 81, TO
sale at Cieaves, Smithwiek x Hatcher.
We are requested by Mr.. A. J. Vince
Ter, as an act OF justice toward ex-Sherif
Curry, TO say that the sum lS40,OOOl men
toned by us as having been sworn to 6y
him as the income of the sheriff was tn
gross receipts of the entire office, inelRd
ing Jail fees, etc, etc. The net income i
about Si2. 900 per dn1s1t or SleOO pc
month. I'VE make the correction cheer
fully, as il is not our intention knowing.
Iv To misrepresent any one. Il woult
have been done sooner had Mr.. Wheeler
note not been mislaid.
-Tha festival held by the ladies' of th'
First Presbyterian Church, closed FRIDAY
night, With q success that was largely Sc
] cprsdto them by the generous co-opsra