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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-13

HOUSEKEEPING Goods, Sheetings and
Table Damasks at the sale of Menken
Brothers,
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all.
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VISIT the Cheap Tables of Menken
Brothers.
THE GREAT REMNANT SALE NEXT
FRIDAY.-B. Lowenstein Il Bros. will
offer next Friday an immense lot of
remnants of Prints, Domestics, Muslins,
White Goods, Linens, Ginghams, Dress
Goods, Cassimeres, ETC., etc. These goods
will all lie sold for half their value. We
would, therefore, advise all those who can
make use of remnants to be on hand ear
ly Friday morning, at B. Lowenstein &
Bros.
MEssRs. WILDE, COLLINS & Co. have
reftted the store at the corner of Main
and Washington, lately occupied by
RosenbaunABros., and a opened apur-
chasing, forwarding and commission
house. Grocers' sundries and laundry
supplies, exclusively wholesale. They
are live men-have come here to stay,
and mean business from the UoTd go. Bush
ness intrusted to them will receive per-
sonal and prompt attention.
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LACEs beautifully cleaned, and lace
mantles stiffened and new finished, at
B. A. Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
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REMEMBER THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
OF Howell, Wood & Co.'s stock, at No.
332 Main street.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL AZ Joe
Locke's. 236H Main street.
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GRENADfNE Silks and Poplins at a sac
rihce, at b. LOwenstein & Bros.
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VISIT the Cheap Tables of Menken
Brothers.
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II THE grocery you trade at has not got
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, you
had better buy of another than go with
out it. One trial in making biscuit or
cake will repay your trouble.
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RUFFs, Rufs, Rufus, RGfs, Just re-
ceiYed at SEESSEL Il SONS.
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Nainsooks, Swisses, Towels, DOylies
and Dress Goods at New York cost, at B.
+. Rosenstiel & Cos, No. 3l6H Main st.
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BANKRUPT SALE. SOUTHERN PALACE
Howell, Wood & Co. IS stock, No. 1872 Main
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REDUCTION! REDUCTIoNll- Sweeping
Bros.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1882 Main street. Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes.
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TOWBOAT LITTLE ALPS.

TOWING and all work in her IT,
line done with dispatch, at -
lowest rates. Leave orders AZ 4 Cars Boat
store, on levee; with Bigley, AelleTsh & Co..
my1 ". W. MATNGAULT. Master.
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10 HnusEKEEPERS nE MEMPHIS.

Don't forget to ask for the Barnsley
Linen Sheeting, which is selling below
importers cost at
SEESSEL & SONS.
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H~ALF-DozEN first quality Wamsutts
f. Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS Il THORN,
233 Main street.
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READ B. L~owenstein & Bros new ad-
vertisement.
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GOLD and silver stars, brsids, fringes,
etc , a complete assortment of these goods
at II. w. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
Lowenstein & Bros this week.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICIuAN
HAIR
RZNEWZR,

1t will positively Restore Gray Hair to Ito
Original Color.
~ It keeps the hair from falling ont. 1t is
the best dressing in the world, making life
less. stir. brashy hair healthy, soft and glossy.
For sale by All druggists.
R. P. HALL 90,
Nash us, N. H., PropristOEs
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LADIES JET JEwELRY-Latest styles at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE.
a2S Main street,
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VISIT the Cheap Tables of Menker
Brothers.
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LADIES, don't fail to look at our Dress
Goods this week; we shall offer great in
Gucements.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
Weekly Q. s. Mail Packet
SEQ. ". CHEEK, Gee. Malone, master
This fine passenger steamer TA
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY ,&E
THURSDAY and al 4O'clOck pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board apl4
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DRESS GOODS. PARAsoLs.

Ladies' and Gents Hosiery at extra bar
gains at Bankrupt Sale, Southern Palace.
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DIES ARc Or LEeAL TENDER

VIII leave Memphis for above IL
points EVERY TUESDAY, st 5&@s
O'Clock D m. Leave J-acksOnpOrt every FRI
DAY, at 9 o'clock AM; DeNalls Bluff every
Saturday on arrival OF train. These steamers
carry the u. 8. Mail, making close connection
az DeValI Bluff with train for Little Rock,
and at JacksonpOrt with light dTaught
ste amers for Upper White and Black Rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents
myB 2PrOmenade ST., opp anuing.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular Cincinnati P~acket-FOr Cairo Evans
Vile, Louisville and cincinnati
Steamer N ATo MA
James Woman ----master
This elegant ~side-wneel passen- IL
ger steamer viii leave as above -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
r. As no Cincinnati packet VIII be here 70
leave before Friday next, the NatOUs VIII re-
ceive cotton Monday and Tuesday at foot OF
Court street.
For freight or passage apply %
W. KENNEDY. Agent,
JeI2 No. 3 Madison 81, stanton B.1ck
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VERY large assortment of fans, cheap
at 7. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 1854 Main
afraat
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FOB RENT.

II ONS-We have vacsnt-fOur nice front
* rooms-which we offer to gentlemen ana
W ALLEN BROS,
ts19 Commercial Hotel.
HOUsE-No. Sc Linden street. Inquire at
II Appeal office. JeI
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOE WHITE RIVER.

Memphis. White and Little Red River u ).
Mail Tuesday Packet-FOr Helena, Friars'
Point. DeVaii' Bluff, Searcy, Augusta and
JacksOnport; connecting at DeNall's Bluff
with train for Little Rock and Hot springs.
+ m Elliott, master,
lin place OF Legal TenderL
This elegant and fleet passenger
steamer will leave as above ~
TUESDAY. 18th inst. at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT a MILLER, Agents,
jel3 Promenade street. opp. Landing
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FOR lei

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Cess.
pany---UEitsd States Nail Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth White River.
Pin Bluff, Little Rock, and making
connections FOR Hot Springs and Fort smith,
TIL q -. III. All . n,
Ed. NOwland--.-..
This elegant passenger steamer -
will leave - above
MONDAY. 18th inst. ats pm.
For freight or passage amply OF board or az
COmpany's o1ce, No. B Madison st., stanton
Block.
Iel3 W H. KENEEDAY. Agent
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FOR JUDGE1 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,

TUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At me
-eduest OF a respectable portion OF the
bar, and Of the people OF the tlIJeenlh J4ul-
Tor Judge OF that Circuit. The election Is 70
ie beid on the first Thursday, being the Ath
day of August next srvrr
anG ICA Az ".
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GENTLEAEN's wear cleaned by a new
process, avoiding that old destructive mode
Of securing, at B. A. Hollenberg's, 262
Second street
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SILVER Mountain Soap, the best clean
ing soap in the world, by Wilde, Collins
81 Co.
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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CLEANING of light clothes to perfection,
and no danger of shrinkage, at B. A. Hol-
lenberg's, 262 Second street.
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol.
omew 1t Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson Street, near Mainly

NJoAoIoOu DtIboIi uodL NAoIHsJ
CHAs II. n. BRooM--..Lessee and Proprietor
UGEEE +. GoRMAE---.Actin Stage Manager
Prof AREoLD---Leader Of Orchestrs
81 THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER is pen the year round with a powerful
and talented corps OF male and female art
lists, presenting each evening a programme
replete with music, mirtn and melody.
admission. 25c: Private Boxes. 81. apE
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JOE LOCKE. 2S6H Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Loeke's News Stand, 1851 Main street.
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ONE HUNDRED cases of Brown Il Hale's
premium axle grease, wholesale, by Wilde,
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BLACK, Iron and Silk Grenadine Shawls
just received at SEESSEL 81 SONS,
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance COmpa'yOf Memphis.

:. S. DAVIS, : :::: President.
JOHN r. STEBBlhS, (: Vice President.
W. J. LITTLEI0HN, : Assistant Secretary
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STEARNS, FAIR & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, New York 4
DISSOLUTION. 81

BB- The -copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the firm name
of Davi & Stewart closed by limitation on
the first instant. J.C. DAVIS,
WIN. r. STEWART.
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GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAILING CURE
For all Diseases Of Malarious Origin.
FEVER n AGUE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
CHILL FEVER,
REMITTENT FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER,
DUiIB AGUE'
n the long train of disorders iollowif
these when neglected
SWEET QUTYINE
is made solely from PeTItUian Bark $50 is Bitter
Quininel therefore is of Vegetable origin, and
not a mineral poison, but on the contrary is
proved to be one of the elements fOnnd in
the blood Of all healthy persons.
SWEET QUININE
Acts as an 0tttdOte 10, as well as a cure for,
hRGtdTtdt or mfdsmdtic poison, the absorption OF
which by the lungs, causes Fe-
Vers, etc. The only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUIVINE
Over the use OF old Bitter Quinine is the en-
tire absence of that intense, persistent bitterness,
which in the latter is an "rmoun OBJ
stacle to its use with most persons. and al
ways with children.
SWEET QUININE
Is In two forms-tnP otUdeT, for the use of ply
stciaus and druggists, and Fluid, for use In
the family and for the general public.
| STEARNS, FAIR & CO.,
uaauFar}urn' nhanisfs Na,u Vail
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WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.

EIIiott's white and Little Red River Line.
For Helena, Frfar's Point, DeVaIl's Bluff.
Little R0ck, Hot Springs, Augusta, Searcy,
Des Arc and Jacksonport.
The new splendid passenger steamers
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
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BARGAINS.

Ladies' Hose at 1Oc, worth 25c.
Table Linen at 40c, worth zoe.
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RIVERS, WEATHER n BUsINEss.
The rise at this point has about closed,
and in a day or two the decline will set
in. Our dispatches give the latest news
from all points. The weather cleared up
yesterday, but it was cloudy toward
night and more rain was threatened.
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IN PORT.
st. Fracis 7. H. Allen Gen Anderson
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VISIT the Cheap Tables of Menken
Rrnrhnra
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DEPARTURES

Mollie McPike.. Louis
Allce
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JUDqEsUPREME CoURTwEsT. DIV.
ATTY-GEN'L 18th JUDICIAL CIRC'T'

TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FIF-
a TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIr.-Ih respOIse
II The catering assurances of Whlch
nave been rendered tome, 1 hereby announce
myself a candidate for reelection 10 lne
office of Acknowledgement OF lhS fntsentn
.15icfsi Circuit Election first Thursday in
sHsI1tT nsxt WALKER WOOD.
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RIVER \
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
EHU. S. Nail Line. go
Spring AEEanES"en E

The E1ensnt Psssenger Paeks.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-22
JOTIINGs ABOUT TOWS.

Bridget Flynn died suddenly iu Abner Lane q
saloon, SO THIRD avenue.
The steamship City Of Merida il 10 be launchad
row afternoon, -
j. Forney, nged 2, died Yesterday At ~ Monroe
street having alen Into pan OF boiling water durDS
the temporary absence OF his mother. 's
John curian died suddinly last evening A. Sos
nm srTeu Sna 2onn panner a. his residence in
An impostor Is going around collecting monev IN
bury l9tienis supposed 70 haye died In tue Iusltlton
Tor the kclet OF Ruplured and Crippled.
An unknown man died yesterday In Bellevue Hos,
puni hs clothing having been burned In the explosion
Vi akeiosohe ''o'e used Tor heating his room
CT, delegates to the Methodist State Conyep,ion
which meets In syracuse to-day started for that
last evening The Convention will sit three DAYS
Mm, u, Wood Captaln OF the steamboat Thou, Z
Coyer lying at the foot OF Twelfth street East IsiT
iell INTO lhr water last evening and Was drowned.
closed to-day The chimes are TO be played by TrIr t
Lowe, Ayine, and fun choral service 20 be .e.
bfated In the chuich at II A n.
The attention OF members of the Fcnian Brother.
In this days paper giving notice OF q change OF Dis.
trict Centre lor the District OF Manhattan.
A political association, to be known As the Eighth
Iowa PRECEDENT Asa Francis. Jri FisI vice'Presi.
dcpt David Johnston second Nice.l realaent. John
II, Bass Marshal. ". 3. Best.
The Beach Pneumatic Tunnel Company have con.
siructed yentilator near the Parx sidewalk facing
Murray street. 70 connect with thoir tunnel By large
and ten feet deep reaches tbs surAce on the stfest
whereit viii bo covered with an iron sratlns. ""N
The United States Express Company has ,,xnsd
ssS sxIecmse Tith the Adams knprss aad ths AnsrL
The delay a axinI tLe slgnatnIes was owing to DIS
Rste :. % the Vscpsr ioI oos Ia GScaIa
eiu IseterdA1. WV " ~s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-22
TESTERDiYIy France.

Ls Patrir's Great Joke-Excitenent In
the torps Legi-iatif-The Government
D:noaneed ier the Arrest OF Rochefert.
PARIS, Feb. Ella Riris has an editorial
article to-day, suggested by the anniversary OF u
birth OF ofwsshington. This" Il say ais Us much
day for rejoicing for France, as for the United
States Americ. owes a great debt TO lafayette,
who contributed 30 much to the success OF the revo
luton, and without whom there would have be.n
no Union.' The article concludes with the declars.
tion that the Americans will best show their graft.
tude to France, tomorrow, by placing at their pub.
lie meetings, side by side. the busts OF Washington
and Napoleon the Third.
In the Corps Legislstif to-day NJ Jules Fayrc
moved his interpolation OF the Ministry on their
domestic policy, and supported his motion with
vigorous speech, lie alluded to the action OF the
Govcrhheht In the recent popular troubles, and
severely denounced the .Arrest Of Rocheiort and
the attempt TO misead the public mind
by pretending the existence OF n copspirscy
lie demanded dissolution OF the Ch,mbefs' The
majority here Was not OF the nations but OF the
freiects making. u tho Ministry Intended to be
truly liberal he would support them, though not
WIN lmphcl confidence. but II they continued to
oe lhe instruments OF personal power. he would in.
exorably oppose them. lie accused the present ma
Jority OF having voted the Mexican expedIt,on and
uguandered the finances of Paris EY Minister
and ineffective. VS. ~
There was grand Jets at the Tullere. last evan.
ing IN honor OF the Arehduke of Austria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-22
NEW JERSEY.

Tae saloon keepers of Newark have formed an
Antitemperance society.
The First Brigade OF the New Jersey National
Guard parade 10 Newark to-day,
The cigar dealers OF Paterson have sgreed to close
their places OF business on Sunday.
The Peterson people Judge the cold weather by the
length OF the icices on their moustaches,
The kcarnoy Rife Zouavcs, OF Paterson, last night
Visited Compasy OF the New Jersey Ride Corps, OF
Newark. 49, -
The annual ball In aid Of the Volunteer Pr. De.
partment dows' and Orphaps' fund s'.. oeveni In
Cooref's Hal. Jersey city hst evening
The great event 0f to-day IN in'tftn is foot rate
for purse OF ll0, distance two Uile she Paterson
trtca, between v il'Iam GAlill and Richard EAley,
Frank Price. formerly hftshman on me New
Jersey Railroad. died ln AegAr Nrdnrsdi5 night Of
Injuries he sustained about year or tte fnrus1
Tho Eagle Hook and Ladder Company, OF pat 81
son all went to Orange In big stage 70 attend the cal
leo ball given by "ONeiil" truck OF that place last
night.
TIE Revenue nfnceTs thought that theg smell
rodent n tNr liite village II FusaAc and on satur
day nevoeuded upon 5i.ecTs AmeEicAn vine house
~ that place But everything vas louhd d. K and
- econ A. us busy ofncSls knew thai they haA dis
covered mares nest" tney sdeparted fheuoeis
Hish theif sails between thef tan. ''''''
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BROOK LHN,

Jumes Brown, the weather strip inventor plcad.
ca gnily or AssaultinK Elpn Costello and was SEN
PonueauAry. ''N "'o"''s !" Wv
The hldermcn yesterday adpOted a resolution re.
ho representatives OF the county In the Iegs
Atute 70 abolish the ONCE of SUPERINTENDENT of InIId
ings' when Is hed by PrIor Rookie - N"''"
Daniel Dugan OF Cherry street near Grand street
new lork was struck oil the ad BY the heavy chan
IN lhc nhtcnNy ~ PterrepOnt stores Furman atIeet
yee'eInay AFTERNOON aud was fatally injured.
80 Yesterday afternoon Rachel Remin aged about
osyehis maze despeinte attempt to jump yerboard
i5Hm We Bridge street ferry boat George Law When
those on board '"
The testlmony before Coroner Jones last nI9ht
a. M 10 TIE death OF Mrs, Cassidy, who nied in Ghe
niYnN 'rhlfll Dtprusf-v " hile under the influence
OF thnlv.NFni, 20 ihuredat iaAt nroyed thai ever,
.Mc va ih.fi o. the treEi mcnt OF me dereased na
uunt hs me mciicai p,rb " ""
81, Ma, on kalniesch has vo,ned tie resolution of
W. 'mnn 0Incr apyToprat.is $3.50 20 dsfray thr
ere ne Committees VINO wvci 10 Aibanj on Tic
'h"tf ,Fluslbess l'lst okpVrit sec hat "a eGed
rs hs'" OF thc 'mro.cy " senaiig desulatIcns 10
John Brownell. Of 1856 Jay stree became go "a
cehsed because s sol aged yeArs drank aoIne OF his
shnkey ihat he knuckel the little fellow dowu LlcL u
hm and then threw him head hrst into tub OF water
nTowne wa undcr tho innuence OF fquor at the time
tlcS Manh. '" s-'"'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-22
ONE or TBE STEAM MURDERS.
The West Tbirty-third Street EHylesisn, snA
whs wsst 10 Blame,

A boiler exploded 10 wed Thirty third street.
hew sixty feet into the s,r snd descended through
the whole depth Of the adjoining building, killing
one man and seriously lnjurlpg two Others. II Is
asserted that this boiler old n TO be unnt for
use. This state Of things could hardly have been
unknown TO the proprietor OF the building. who,
we understand furnished steam power toasit tenants
and owned the boiler; and he .lad the boiler In
spector who pronounced II safe pniy . few months
before, are certainly responsible for their criminal
parsimony IN using q wornout boiler. We have now
still more serious charge to prefer against both
these men namely That even had tic boiler been
new one and OF the best possible nrsterial, ne
eident msst 6ars happened sooner or later and that
both the boiler inspector and the owner ofthe boiler
tnev u, and for the sake OF saving ew dollars,
jeopardcd the lives OF their filow .beihgs, az any
good mechanic will testify after glance N our dl.
aRram Of the boiler, nt the head OF this article.
Let Us explain our diagram. The domeD which
s much smaller than is represented In the cut, is
drawn little further back the boiler than II ac-
represents tho crown sheet; ID, tho crown. bar
Be-, the present position OF the orown-sheet; and
the Iron tubes, "a tn number. with :, inch water
M. Michael p nayes, a practical mechanic and
engineor OF tta West Thirty th.sreet hrs given
tne boiler athoroush and patient examination, with
the following result:
Thchest Of the Gre below has a natural tendency
to draw downward the crown sheet above IT, and to
counersct THE every ell ulstcd boiler strong
braces attached to its crown sheet aud running over
Its top. In the prcsent instance there d,e no stch
6rdes, tue only one the whole boiler being that
marked Il, and having nothing to do with the
sheet.
This constant expansion and contraction would
ultimately crack evea iron, aud that II had had
Its effect on the old plate Is attested by two patches
90 the erown-sheet; one 10fxsk inches and the
other 9x0 inches. II these patches did leak little
It was not In either spot that the explosion hnd lis
orieln. An entirely new crack was started vi y.
which leaeed freely.
the danger. and, VT to accept all the pnblished
reports as true, Immediately started to draw the
nrr. instcad Of" darkcning Il with coal as he should
have done. This OF course intensified the heat In
the chamber. the crack enlarged, the crown-shcet,
A, was blowing down from to &. tearing the side
OF the Ore boz the same distance and the boiler went
up. What would the result have been had this
rotten old boiler exploded at any other lime, say
when all the workmen were IN the building instead
Of when they were at dinnert
An Investigation has been ordered