Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-25

alley below Second street, Mr.. Ben. Hol'
lenberg has erected an elegant and sub
stsntisl building, which from its hight IS
well as gsnsrsl appearance, attracts 8 great
deal Of attention, 1t ia twenty-five feet
front and runs back about one hundred
feet, being five stories in hight from eel
lar to upper story, and is finished
throughout in the very best manner, hay
ing all the modern improvements of gas,
water and Water-clOssts. This building,
as yet somewhat isolated from the great
stream of business which secures to
MADISON STREET
increasing Importance, is destined
shortly TO bs surrounded by many
of our best and handsomest pub
lie buildings. The Masonic hall, which
will be commenced next summer,
will confront 1t on the opposite side Of the
street, and 1t is not impossible that q thea
ter, ahotel and q LANCE -comnodious concert
hall will be among tbs attractions of our
center street. In the selection Of q site
for his handsome establishment,
NE. HoLLBNBERG
was, to no small extent, guided by his
knowledge Of the growing Importance of
the locality, made famous by our banks
and insurance offices. lie kn5w-thsr
was a great future tor Madison stssst, and
therefore purchased his lot snd made his
contracts tors building that in any event
would answer all the demands Of his busi-
ness, and in years to como would be
equal 10 any CT those surrounding it. BE
has
SUCCEEDED ADMIRABL z.
Upon a tour through it yesterday we
we're very muoa pleased to note that the
interior was even bstter than the exterior
indicated, The lower stories have been
built expressly to accommodate the fine
machinery and. sppsrstus imported by
MIR. HOllenbsTg from Europe where the
dyeinS business is carried On in g style
and 70 an extent OF which We little dreSm
In this country. Mr.. H~OllenbeFg, fully
imbued with
THE sPIRIT OF ADVANCEMENT,
the energy snd tact that sre so conspicu-
Gus as elements in the make up of the
business men of our young city has here
every description of mschin5 That is nee
esssry for dyeing, cleaning Rnd repairing
and satisfying the demands OF 8 large and
increasing population. This machinery
Is ia smount L variety sufficient to
meet the wants of Memphis in this line
for twenty years to come. He has vsts
and cauldrons, snd cylinders, dyeipg
MACHINES OF wONERFUs POWER,
an engine and boiler Of the most improved
make and Of power answering all his pre-
sent and prospective wants. The base
ment Is properly divided into rooms to
suit the c0nveniencies of his employees,
whom ne hired in Europe, knowing them
to be experts in 8 business that depends
for its success altogether upon the skill of
those engaged in it. From q very small
foundation Mr.. HOllenberg has
BUILT UP A BUSINESS
that is now among the FIRST Of its kind in
the South. He can dye material of any
kind in any shsde OF color, and with a de.
gree Of perfection quite equal to the re-
noWned dyers of Paris or Berlin. Until
Mr.. HOllenberg commenced here 3 bust
ness that enables our ladies to economise,
old dresses, ribbons and gloves were
thrown swsy. Now they are worn as
economical men wesr their clothing until
threadbare.
DYEING AND CLEANING
were only known in 8 crude sort of way
until Mr.. HollenbsIg forced his establish
ment upon the attention of the public by
the style and finish Of his work. He do6s
better work han the famed Staten Island
Dyers, and will prove In the future, as he
has in the past, = benefaet0r to the fSmi-
lies Of Memphis, who, but for his facilities
for cleaning and dyeiRg, would be forced
to throw away much in the way of
SILKS, sATINs, vELYETs AND CLOTHS
that by manipulation in the great dye
establishment of Memphis are worn
over and over again, until the warp parts
from the wool. But we wander from the
house. The second. third and fourth
are admirably suited to the pur- /
pose, of a family hotel; or, better still,
could be used by three separate families as
IN PARIS,
the bsst psople live in "fats,"
zach having a salt of apartments separate
and distinct from the others. Mr.. Hol-
If he can secure three good ten
ants, may be Induced to yield and rent in
his way apartments that are as hand
fitted and finished as those Of the
best private houses in the city.
EACH STORY
las its bathroom and waterclosst, and a
and elevator will afford all
he c-onvenieneea necessary to supply ten
lnts with coal, wood, or marketing Hot
md cold water Will be supplied { each
and in abundance sufficient to sat.
sly all the needs of tenants. The store,
# which We ought TO have said something
first. is s very handsome snd
UNIQUE.
Ia compact and yet simple in its ar
sngements and strikes the visitor as par
aktng of the order and nestness necessa-
to the proper and cafe conduct of so in
rtcate 8 business. Altogether we regard
his building of H~ollsnbsrg's as q credit
o him and to the city Of which he Is
.ood oitizsn, honOTed and esteemed by all
Who know him az sn industrious, ener-
,etis and thorough going business mar
lot surpassed By any Of his years In the
tate of Tennessee.