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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
TELl..GRAPHlC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Especial 10 the iSDsPESuESr.l
NEW YoRK, August &c.

New YoRK, August &c.
Gold remains steady. closing ut
1:131I,
Legal tenders are quiet Mt S8 buying,
md 8sII selling.
4 special meeting OF the directors of
the Panama X. II. Co. was held this nf-
ternoon at the Company's office. The
business before the meeting was prop
osition to permit the President to excr-
else his judgment in matters Of execu-
ton OF contracts with the Pacific Nail
5. S. Co., and extension Of loans 10 the
same company. President Park was
authorized to mike such contracts us to
him seemed best. The contracts referr-
ed to has already been unufIiciully
agreed to, and now needs only to be
formally ratified. The President was
also authorized to extend n loan of $500
600 to the Pacific Mail S. S. Co., made
two yenrs ago, for another year. VIM.
Butler Dunnn was cited before the Board
OF Directors to-day, and then resigned.
His resignation was accepted, and his
place WAS filled by the election Of Fred.
h. Chandler, President OF the National
banking Association. AS regards the
lonns OF Panama To the I. NJ. S, S, Co.
the following is snid to be the truth of
the matter: The Z. VI. S. S. Co. asked
the Panama Company for an extension
Of time i'll which to pay the $500, 900
loan, and the Panama Company granted
tho request on the condition thnt The adj
ditional $l25 900, due from the T.. NJ.
S. s. Co., shall be paid on the 9th
instant, The dnto which the lonn falls
due. This 1925, 600 is for freight money
for June and July. The customary
monthly payments having been missed,
the T.. NJ. 5. S. Co. agrees to pay this
sum, and the extension will undoubtedly
be ratified ut the next meeting ot the Di-
rectors OF the Panamn Company. There
is rumOr that the Z. Il. X. Co. Inns
signed II contract with the =. VI. s. S.
Co. md also with the Atlas S. S. Co.,
the latter smiling between Panama and
Europe. There is no conflict between
T.. Nj. s. s. Co and tho Panama Il. Il.
There Ii also ruInor on the street
today thnt the City Of Toxic is in need
OF the repairs which her sister ship is
undergoing.
The Mississippi Wiley Trading Com
pnny Is making extensive arrangements
for business. The managing Directors
have been instructed to visit all the scn.
ports from Norfolk, Va, TO Galveston.
Tho steamship which suilcd from
Philadelphia to Liverpool today took
2,i0O crates Of Delaware peaches. The
steernge Of the vessel was turned into u
refrigerator, and was provided with fans
to cool the air. This il the first expert
mcnt Of the kind.
Tho State OF Panama has declared
war against tho Government Of Column
bin. Orders have been issued 10 the
REM Admiral commanding tho North
American station to hold his forces in
readiness for the protection Of Amcri-
can citizens.
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A HANDSOME CoSrniDUrIoS.-Proi
II. II. Whitchill attended the meeting
Of the Society Of Reese River Pioneers,
Of which ho is member, last evening.
lfe made n few remarks to tho meeting
on Centennial matters, and was pre-
scented oil behalf Of tho Society with n
splendid specimen uf ore, us its contri-
button to the Nevada cabinet ut tho
Centennial. The specimen, which
weighs about % lbs., is from tho North
Star mine md carries ruby silver and
nntimonin' sulphurtcs, and wo venture
to INSERT that it will bu tho richest and
hnndsomcst specimen Of strictly silver.
hearing ore in tho entire Centennial
cabinct.--t tcvcillc.
THE 10th of September is fixed upon
for the next Adventist scare, but skop-
tics think the earth In too wet 10 burn
for six months yet. Tho Advcntists
had better do whnt tho earth will not
do-dry up.
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NEr York, AUG. 81.

INV 1oAAs aug -.
Gold is steady, closing at l:l3T.
Legal tenders are quiet at IS buying
aud $50 selling.
The Stock Board suspended business
yesterday afternoon, and probably will
not resume until next week.
The Evangelical Convention at Cape
May discussed to-day the subject Of Ro-
Inanism, and adopted several pointed
resolutions.
The investigation into the acts Of
MARSHALL Douglas, sou OF Stephen A.
Douglas, show that there is no cause
for the charges made against him.
Heavy transfers Of gold to California
are being made by the United States
treasury to-day, to support the banks
Of the State.
financial and commercial circles were
thrown into great excitement to-day on
opening by the report Of the suspension
OF the Bank of California, md stocks
were greatly depressed.
DETroIr, Mich, Aug. 81.
BY the collision of the steamer Man
ita last night with the ship Comet. the
latter vessel WIS sunk and 10 lives lost.
SALT LAKE, U. T.. Aug. %.
The express car OF the Union Pacific
Railroad, bound east, was robbed on
Thursday night, between Bitter Creek
and Table Rock station. The amount
stolen is unknown.
.XESIA, o., Aug. 81.
Gustave Humber, who attempted to
kill his wife and then killed his child,
has been moved to this city from James
town. to prevent the people from lynch
ing him.
New YoRK, Aug. %.
Captain Lawrence, of the schooner
Josephine Potts of Port Jefferson, while
lying otf tho city last evening, became
involved i'll qunrrel with the mate
when the latter picked up hntchet and
cut him on the head. The cook, n young
boy, OH going to the cabin saw the Cap
tain lying on the floor dead. No other
person was on board. The mate pre-
scented pistol at the cooks head und
compelled him to row him ashore at
Kings Point and then lied.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. %.
The news of President Ralston's sui
eide did not reach this city i'll time last
evening to be reported outside Of news.
paper circles, but the intelligence pub
lished this morning created a sensation
greater, if possible, than that OF yester-
day, when the news that the Bank of
California had suspended came to hund.
1t is the universal topic of conversation.
1t docs not seem to exert any evil inau-
euce on trade.
At this point the lines again gave
way.-[E Ed.
MARIcoPA WELLS, Arizona, Aug. &c.
The body of n man supposed to have
died of thirst WIS found ut Telegraph
Gap, nine miles from the Gila River.
The Coroner came from Phenix, but
there was nothing on the body to identi-
| fy him. He had been dead about two
| weeks.
IrMA, ARIZONA, Aug. &c.
Mr.. West, n proSpector recently from
California, got lost nenr Oatman Flat,
and persisted for want OF food aud water.
His body was found some distance from
the road. He had been companion Of
the man who suicided here last week.
LONDON, Aug. 81.
The British Minister Mt Pekin has
been insuited by Chinese 0ffcinls, and
wishes his government to reinforce her
troops there.
| Several Thousand women and child
rem are HOW fngitives in Crotin, in con-
sequence OF the Herzegovininn insur-
rcction.
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THETE will bG no trouble nj Corinnc,
or any other part of Utah, now that
Sheridan las arrived.
Tho above, from the Record Union, il
a splendid example Of the way in which
many Califorliians nrc carried AWAY by
their prcjudiccs. The General Is n good
man, and is deserving great credit and
honor from his country for tho able and
substantial manner in which he defend
cd her in her hour of need, and she
gives it TO him; but to draw such con-
clusions ns tho above is simply absurd.
What can Sheridan do, Individually, to
prevent any troubles with tho Indians Of
Utah2 Nothing, except order troops
there, which little daiy would be as ably
performed by any OF his subordinate Of
6cerg. .'sH--' -.'
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"CEAPs. THE man who runs our
teleSraphic report is interested in the
"crHps"; and he likes crnnberries; We
know it or he wouldn't fill up our waste
baskct with long-windcd dispatches re-
gNrding the frosts i'll the northwest, Civ
ing full information rs to the extent Of
the damages to the cranberry yield.
For our part he can have oil the cram
berries that are left, and certainly there
will DO enough to keep his mouth too
busy for the next twelve months to give
him time to mention those lucious ber-
ries again.
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SPECIAL ELECTION,

10 Tho qudIfcd Electors Of Cornu-
copid School District, No. 1G, Exc
County
'I'uE QUESTION OF RAISING TIFF SUM
/ ~ I'VE hundred t5DOI dollars for tho pur.
poEc Of building q school house by IrVyIng a
tpccIal tax for that purpose, will bs submitted
10 The electors Of district q. 15 At all election TO
10 held IN tho town Of CornuCopIa. on MOldzy,
The 30th day Of August. 4. u. 1915. between tho
hours 81 0 .. M. airl p. m. OF that day.
IhuEN IN favor Of such tax being levied and
collected will vote. "TAX- YES;'' those cppoH-
cd, '"TAX-SO."
e. VAN DUZER,
THOMAS McAvIS, School Trustees.
A. u. NEACItAM. a7.td
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The flint has gone forth! That great
literary instructor and model sheet Of
the universe, tho Reno Journal, hns said
it, and il must be so. This is the way
he pronounccs it:
"If wo understand tho situation, the
Post will innugurHte new feature in
Elko journalism, nnmcly, local news. -
The only thing now lacking to COM
rleto the affair IL the presence Of the IL
lustrious editor of the Journal to "dish
up" the items. Who can do il as we'll
as he; don't he know il NIL, and little
more, too?
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1t is in order for the San francisco
Chronicle to print map of the latc An
drew Johnson. The one Of Ynsqucz or
the LAVA Beds will do, il retouchcd.-
[Exchnngc.
A very good idcH; but suppose you
change the subject, md make it the ed
itor of thnt rcd-hot local pnper. tho Re
no Journnl, and take tho old map Of the
celebrated peanut ranch neur Sacra-
mcIto,
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Tho Gold Hill News and other Rcrub.
lican papers are putting the Elko Iitdc-
pendent on the bnck for its nvownl Of ill.,
dependence Of pnriy nominations. The
Independent ought TO beware Of such
complimcnts.-t Reno Democrat.
Well, Colonel, wc were inclined to
think that you had been long enough in
the business to understand what those
compliments mean, and we simply
think that you nre n little jealous be-
cause you don't get my Of them.
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jamestown, ONO, Aug. &c.

Jamestown, ONO, Aug. &c.
Gusinvc Humber, while intoxicated
yesterday, attempted to kill his wife,
but she escaped from him, aud ran to a
neighbours. lie followed her, and be-
ing refused nccCss to her, he returned
home and murdered their child. lie Is
under arrest.
San FRAHcisco, Aug. 81.
The importation Of treasure Yesterday
by the Montana was $29, 800.
The California Transportation Com.
pnny has purchased tho small bny
steamers Pioneer and Relief for Si1 900.
They arU 100 tons register each, and
will continue in the trade In which they
have been engaged.
LoSDoS, Aug. 90.
Tho wife OF Garnhalli Ia dead.
The Grand Vizicr Of Turkey has re.
signed.
Tho IIcrzcgovininns announce the
capture Of 5000 Turkish troops.
HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. &c.
There Is great excitement at Bear
river, cnused by tho burning Of tho
belonging to tho brother and
cousin Of tho late Mrs. Robbins. II IL
supposed to hnvc been tho work Of her
husband, who lately murdered her, and
Is thought tn bc hid IN the woods.
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Tho Boys Directory md Employment
Office, Catholic institution, reports
1920 applications for places In nine
months, ending August, Of which 208
were successful. In six months 1850
females applied for situations ut tho en-
ploymnht Office of the Sisters Of Mercy.
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,,,,,.,,, ,,sr ARIES or THE United SrArEs.-

s,,.,s,s., = ,as ARIES or THE UNTED STATEs.--
ssc.,rs ere In the United States more tnsn
;sysnty public Libraries which contain oYer
SS Ssl volumes each. or these, nine possess
more than 100, 900 volumes, seven more tnan
IA i,0fl and less than 10e, 900, and seventeen
ss,ore than So, 900 and less than DO, OGO. Inc
largest collection IS the Congress Mvlaf'
which has 261 900 volumes. The fGoiN ~,
brary of Boston contains nearly Tue sae nno
number, and increases at the rate OF lo az"
volumes year. Harvard Col'egs mas svV,.
900: the Aston aud the Mercantile Oh Ss h,
YORK. las, 900 each; the Mercsat,te anu r o ooo
Library Company OF Philsdeifhm, iVo,ooS
And 10i 600 respectively; the Athebh na no "
Rostop. l0s. 0ee: and Yale College Ioo'V ~.
The New YORK State Library, at Albany, nsas
CT IN, volumes, not including the la" L.o' a.
70 which has al, 800. The Society Library %
New York possesses G40oo VoiuI1es 'se
public. OF CINCINNATI, 62.e0o; dne Ieaoo.!
Institute, of Baltimore, o6,oVo .De ne Aols
nua,;an Society, Of Worcester. DOWN., anu
the Apprentices Of New York, ana Dait-
mouth College, 10000 each. Those which
eonia;n more than IS 600 are as follows: zoe
Mercantile of Brooklyn, Watkinson OF Hart
ford. Mercantile Of st, Louis, Cornell UNI
versitT, Historical Society OF New YORK,
State of Maryland, State Of Michigan. pob
die of Chicago, State Of Chic, Mercantile O.
San francisco, Surgeon.Generars Once a
washington, Tuiversity Of Virginia, CITY o.
Sprinafsc,d, State Of Massachusetts,, fuoiss
school of S.. Louis, Bowdoin College, aDt
the Mercantile OF Cincinnati.--4Ppteson..
-Aaserscon Cyclopedic, REUSED edition. aras
Gle L,brGry."
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Tns otprar Bssts NJ AsusuRipIs .;Tas smo
nnst ancient manuscripts OF the BID. 10Y
ara the Iosiex sinaiticns Of the ttupeIl Ia IL
nrary at ST. Petersburgh, and tne Sos .sa
Vatitnnns Of the Vatican Literary AZ hssne,
boss, OF which are believed TO nave osen
written about the middle OF the soan la ecu
sury. A. D, The sinaittcus, 10 a,!eu We
cause it vas obtained lin 1880 frona tne GoP.
cent af So. Cathsrine, CD MonpS stna,, Is
snnposed by Tischendorf, its disoovecsE 20 os
e ore Of Inc City copies OF the Scriptures
wnich the Emperor Constantine directed sss
To he he made for BJEantiunn, en- the year Soa,
un,, lei the care OF Eusebius of Ca sarea; 1t
consists OF ash leaves Of very fine vellaEa,
made either iroEl the sksns OF anteiopes or
Of asses, each leaf being lAa inches high ey
13S inches wide. The early history OF tae
Vatican manuscript is not known, bntit ap'
pears in the first catalogue of the Vatican
Library in 1916. II Is a quarto volume, con
tanning 14s leaves Of foe thin vellum, each
| 1ea inches high aud 10 broad. Both manu-
scripts are writtenin Greek uDcials, OF capi
tai letters, are without spaces between tint
words. aud have no marks Of puncsuation
(, .Appteteas' Amesecon Cyclopodsa, seoase'
edition, article = Manuscripts"
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Au.TToN 'saT.Es-futuare pays.
BY Rlenardson q Co, q
1Hpal Essase Agents ariu Auctioneers,
Ills Main street


SALE OF THE KERMIT.
L - AGE NURSERY, NEAR THE CITY VFf
RICHMOND, BY AUCTtoE.-By yi1ne - q t n,
the 6tf, dsy Of July, 1871, from the virgsnE snr-
sery ami Wine Company to the undersignen: u u
tees duly recorded In the ocs or the saen OF
Of me1ey therein mentioned, we shall, "a Lbe exc.
cnsts,r nj said trust being thereto reqVred by me
6snssr5 .hsJsn safssf se sspis%b
d asXe conss;i IL OF Of F0RTY ACRES OF
q, Es' LAR f}fnaf s
beautiful grove OF oak trees the sue ocai,,v
dTeng-house, uaied in an H, ~, ,,se Hermif,
rye road IA pOpSsr drise, within vi
y mile OF The city OF kicntnoud; on whlcn anu
shere is now growing nursery sock eShiha'eo Us
s So,Sco .hree-year.old APpLETREEs' to 10
% moo tsee,sa APPLETnEEs, 10 feet
An assortment sa of PEACH. PEAR. CHERRY n Ns
an APRICOT and NEE'FARiN;tEs rs IkE n %
.,so. GRHPE-VINEs. SNAIL FRUITS, and Ss-
f>''O PARAGuS-BEDS. ,do,,,, ros.a-n
The Hermitage Nursery Is the oioes5 , III Tsr.
p,nia and NoriR Carolina land Is nnsurpasssu oy
sny nursery In the counryfer reis i roo
Ie5ss Of ~ ,be states It's soil
ness or The climate enable MUIR 10 DIN in
in saa new sey aa hs se
afford digging and shipping season almost though
out The winter months. Situated near lne spI ~
ing limits Of growing city. Its purcnase moaa "
q hsndsome Investment independentoi tne ha:sery
! stock - sl4.z 49, oxnorsae NJ
erecuting this trust and 10 ray of SIX negotiable
noies for one thousand dollars each, win %
thereon Mt the rate of twelve per cent, per Annt
dnr on such terms as Shall be announced at tne
| W sa1a RALEIGH T. DANIEL,
| "a QUIZ j. a. RICHARDSON.
-. rustees.
| RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctfoneers.
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wEALru OF OXFORD USlvERsI1Y.-Ihe
rs.mber of "nembers on the books" 10 the
University of Oxford 10 1s73-'14 was ,oas,
and Of undergraduates 1882. The NUMBER
Of the latter in actual attendance was ABOUT
1900. The number OF matricutat'ops ~
1872. the last year reported, was 6oZ. aoo OF
degrees OF b. A. conferred, 396. Inc report
of the royal commission "to Inquire INTO Inc
property and income Of the UnlTersities OF
oxford and Cambridge, and OF the cofleges
and balls therein" ETC., published in 1914
exhibits the condition Of affairs as IL eA'
listed 10 1871, and it has not since oeeh
essentially changed. Besides Its copynoias
Of Inheritance, the University OF oXlolu
owns 1858 acres of land, and The coiieSes
and halls 1916 acres, situated IN d'nereb9
narts of Enyiapd and Wales. The total
income of the University proper IN 1871 was
EAT, $50, and OF the colegesfand balls, 1ooo,-
254: total, G413,8 43 The sources OF ms
income were as follows: From lands, Els5,
O74: from houses, s29,996; from tithe' ana
other rent.charges, G39,6O9; from stocks,
shares, etc., e37 POI from other properly,
-eI5. O7O; and from members OF the UnlVer.
sity, 9l1O,S93. This income was expended
as follows: Payments to heads OF colleges,
EDO, 544; to professors, Els 800; to fellows,
,slO1 III; to scholars and eXhibltlonerS,
EGG, 22G; all other expenditures, E242: 4o2.
Besides the revenues above mentioned the
University, colleges, and halls, have ID their
gift "A bentfices, with an income oil EloS,-
f95.- AppIeton's american Cyclop9dta, re.
uised edition. article Oxford UnaverS'ty."
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THE GREAT BELLS OF TIE WORLD The
prfot hell of Moscow, called the Tsar kolo-
kol. or King of Bells, is the largest 10 The
world. IT, is nineteen feet three inches
high. and measures around its margin sixty
feet nine inches. 1t is estimated to weigh
443,772 pounds, and the metal in 1t IS
valued at more than 100000. The bells OF
China rank next in size to those OF Russia,
but are much inferior to them IN form
and tone. In Picking, it is stated by
Father LIE Compte, there are seven
bells, each weighing 10000 pounds. One in
the suburbs OF the city is, according to the
testimony of many travellers, the largest sus-
peuded bell in the world. 1t is hung near
the ground, in large pavilion, and TO ring
it q huge beam is swung against It's slde. a
bell taken from the Dsgon pagoda, at Ran
COON, was valued at $4,000. Among the
bells recently cast for the new Houses OF
Parliament, the largest weighs IA tons.
The next largest bell in England was cast
in 1S45 for York Minister, and weighs
$1,000 pounds and is feet 7 inches IN
diameter. The Great Tom Of Oxford weighs
1900 pounds, and the Great Tom Oh LIN
coin II, 900 pounds. The bell OF st. Paui,s,
in London, is 8 feet in diameter, and weighs
IL 500 pounds. One placed 10 the Cathedral OF
Paris in 1880 weighs $4,000 pounds. One 10
Vienna, cast in I'LL, weighs 10000 pounds ;
and in Olmu,z is another weighing about
the same. Tue famous bell called susanna
of Eriurt is considered to be Of the finest bell.
metal, containing the largest proportion OF
silver its weight is about $4,000 pounds it
was cast in 1887. At Montreal, Canada, is O
larger bell than any in England, weighing
%, 400 pounds; It was imported in 1s4S for
the Notre Dame Cathedral. In the opposite
tower of the cathedral is chime of ten bells,
the heaviest OF which weighs 6 0as pounds,
and their aggregate weight is 81, 800 pounds
-Appletons' american Cyclopedia, RECESSED
edition, article Bells"
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BY Chaffin. Staples Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.
No. / Tenth street.

NV iN THE PLAN OF SIDNEY fHAR-
EIr,NRy virtue OF a deed Of trust executed by
aa,s u MfE a9 3ea
Gn a. sYaenti"n thereof being required 50 10 do
hS The creditor thereby occurred proceed 10 SCI at
Auction on the premises, IN septsnSnsEF
Gsof1SD fronting fifty feet on the north line OF
aoquen stree. be.wsss W " and
% aIditinn TO he value OF this lot for building
mon Il is believed 10 contain very valuable CLAY
Eos MAKING BRICK. as IL Is located very near the
brick yard now SO successfully worked ny Ah"np-
son & Co. . ,ns~r .,o o,r ,.nses NJ
,nIosI from The 2Ob of July. 1875, until paid
s ssie:. payable The goth OF Js1uary: 1879;
Si05 9S payable the 20th Of July: $40: SLoo.SS
va vahie the Goth Of January, 1877; ana the resi-.
fnss n any. upon such terms as may be announced
at the sale. 4. %, IN t,s % n
CuAFFIN, STAPLES CO., Auctioneers. sc ~
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TIE WILD HoNEYBEE.-Wild bees are
abundant in India, the Islands of the Malay
archipelago, Crete, end all the Greek islands,
the west coast of Africa, and throughout
America. Those in the United States are all
OF foreign origin. There were none west Of
the Mississippi before 1877, nor in California
before 1850; and the Indians Gull the bee the
white mans fly. In regions where wild bees
abound bee bunting is a distinct and i'm.
portaDt business, pursued by professional
hunters or experts. 10 Africa, India, ana
the Indian islands the hunter is unerriDgiy
guided TO q bee-tree by bird Of the cuckoo
family. Wells's Explorations in Hondu-
ras" states that in Central America wild
sYarms generally establish themselves IN
the hollow limbs OF trees. These are
removed TO the porches Of the houses, and
are there suspended by thongs; in this prl-
apitive way large quantities Of honey and
wax are obtained. The honey of some Of
these swarms Is stored in wax. bags two or
more inches long, ranged along the hive in
rows, while the brood-cellS occupy the Gen.
tire Of the hive. In .Timor and other Indian
islands there is wild bee that builds huge
honeycom5s, Of semi.cireular form, and often
three or iourfeet in diameter, which are sus.
pended in the open air from the under side
OF the upperpost branches OF the highest
trees. These The hunter takes by climbing
to them,' holding smoking torch under
them to stupefy or drive away. the bees, and
then cutting off the comb close TO the limb
dppletonS' american Cycioptgdia, REUSED
edition, article bee"
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. By j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctleneer,
No. lO16 Main street.

HXTORD,S LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY, No. 1l9. ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF sEVENTH STREET AMP TIE re
CANAL. AND COMMODlOUS DWELLING, NO;
40i' On THs SOU1 HEAST CORNER OF CARY
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON.-C r. Word. Esq, having determined 10
dispose Of his property and pay his cebts, / shall
sell. on the premises, at o'cl2Gk T. NJ on WEB
NESUAY, september Is, 1873. In the order
named. the oye-described VERY VALUABLE
RAJ Estate. The FACTORY Is 42xl3O feet.
three and half stories high built In the most Sub
stantial manner Of the best materials. LOT 76X
100 feet TO 16-f0ot alley. Location admirable
for acce sibility, light, air, &c. ..
The DWELLING has Ten rooms with are.p ,iae,
with four rooms; Stable, carriage house, &c: built
in the best manner and with view to comfort ana
business neighborhood excellent. Jot 6S by 1oO
feet 10 wide al ey.
IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DES!kA-
BILE PROPERTY is OFFERED AT AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES.
TERMS: Accommodating, ana maze Known At Tile
sale. y. l.. AflEhSON,
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