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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
School Tax Election.

WHEREAS h arpearing b the Board of Trustees of Scl ool District No l. the county of Iavapa Ariz Territory, that The Terria and county munry to which the said distrc, entitled insufficient pay for keep iae school open in said district for period of than three mouths iu each and erect suitable buildings for keeping the same and that the additional of S600 is pec<ssary therefor,
 Aud Whereas. in the judgment of said board 1t is deemed advisable that direct tax he vied the taxable pr,perty of said district keen said school reu fa lanser peTiod than the ordinary funds will allow and build suitable buildings fherefur and that the sresticn of evyng tax be submitted to the voters of the district: EH
 THEREFORE, Notice is hereby given that election will be held n School District No in Yavarai county, Arisons Territory, Saturday, the 9th day of May, le6 al the oce of the Probate Judg- of said county between the hours of m. and suDdavn said day, fer the purpoee & submn the electors oi said school district whether direct shall be levied upon the able property vha said school strict for the keeping school open ssh district and building suitable build iass fr the sarae as above firth. The amount of money proposed 70 he raised thereSr sng s6 0Oo Bal lots shall read Tax Yes Tax No" and also state the of person for sod or collector
 R. n. BURMlSrER,
 VIM NJ. BuFFUM, Apcl lS. 1876. FB. Trustees.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
N Q T IC F. .

To J W. God or any other person deriving then
 bv deed from Il e 9nal I.raiors in that certain
 era bearing qnarty lode. ledge vein known at
 Pennsrlvania lo~ation. situaf"d n walIapai niss
 disfrici Mohave county. AriEooa Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you d. a~t within pis days from the service of this notice pay to the usk sgi ed sf Chloride Mohave county. A. IT.. your rfsy sna part of the experses ipcurre safa mine of S ti.n. n, required by the Cor gressisnsi law. spgr~ May 10th. lsT2 the undo xned win claim srS>sss yorr inieres, r. said mine. G. SR0N
 Chloride, March 2, 1878. nriIA
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
Application for Patent.
C. S. LAND OFFICE,

I. S.
 PREscoTr, A T.. March 2iih, 1876
 Notice Is hereby given that William Gavin wh.se pssofce address is Pres ott YavaIai couny. Arz"na Territory has this day mad sPpcssi through this of hee for L. B. Pa'rnt fr neen hundred (5U0j hsear feet of the Golh@r ir. bearing gold aud sill with surface ground six hndt t0O) feet in w- h. situais in Rig Bug Mining Dis rict ouniy of lavass and CT r ry of Ariz and described in the plat and Id note now on file in this flee follows viz Beginning al m,,u ut of stone 3x3 feet square st b and 3h 6in high x Sicay W 45If chains irnm northeas corner of discovery shaf theucs go J6 w II 36 chains to moD um-rt No l. at the SW eurnsr o Ihs claim; from this monument & rock. ledge Frrep'rt Butte marked To the north side b~ars lo east 1900 feet distant theme 6po Oi a0e chains to nument NJ 2. at the sE Cor ner of aim; frum this rocky ledg- ou Tree r-rt Butte marked north side. bears tp iT w i7JO feet s;ant thence s9o56 F. se7a chains .D monument No at NE corner of claim; thence 6V0of VI. 9c9 chains monument No. + st the NV corner of claim thence o56 W, ll35 chains 10 point of begin- ming. containing 2o66 acres.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely orton of said Gopher mine said mining sround herrinbefnre described required 10 tile their adverse elaine with the Res of fhe L. S. Land Office Prescott. fava- yai oun'y Aiznua Territory. during the sixty days oi publication hereof they will b barred by virtue ot the provisions of the statutes. WILLIAM N KELLY.
 mr2idt0 Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
Cured 8t Home.
JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITIOI,
 M A N H o o Q,

ktNiSFd Nnd coHected by the aathof, E. de '. CnF6 N D.. &c.. &c.
 A Medical Essay on the csuse and cure of rrrnasus decline in man. showing how health is lost and how r< gained gives clear synopss of fhe impedimenss marriage the treatment of and ysraI debility exhausted vitality. and all oher dis-as~s apr~r'a ass thsreio the results of twenty su~cessfui prscsc
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 4 CURTIS ON "MANHosp."-Therr is no member of sos sty b. wh"m this hook will he 6und useful. whsshs he he parent rrecrptor or clergyman London Tinea CURTIS ON MANHOOD This ho.s should be rad k the young fnr insfructin by the afflicted rrerf it u injurs no one.-tMedirai Times snd Gazette. Priee-tns Dollar. b~ usil or s1rrssL Addr-s ns author Dg. CURTIS, 5ao Sutier Street F. O. Box n San Francfsco Cal. seplJyl.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
LEGAL.
6 U M M o N 6 |.

[. 6. LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT A. T.. March Sl, lsse
 HERMAN GAMBLER
 osaiast ALIEN D. MACE and JOHN FITZPATRICK. Tn inc Matter of the confsst- land case involving t'e ,o the SE cf NE and of sE |. and SW of SE |. Section To- Township l5 North. Range West of Gia and Salt River Meridian:
 AIbeu Mace fled D. s. No f7s on the so's Feorua' ry 1875 alleging . ttlrnest feby 20 ls'e. John Fitzpatrick filed D. & N" SIS on the lSia feoru ary 1876 alleging settlement same day Herman Gabeer filed b. $. No 6I6 the 18th Feeru- ary 1876 allesi' settlement January l. le'o All the above filings cover the ae've tract All me p.rt.s in nere>, are hereby fed to at this aics on Is day of June It. at or' ok h. m, Co make known their respective c's'ms |" he sad rsct
 WILLIAM N. KELLY. ap7tlo Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05

The country storekeeper said: "Here, ny friend, those balls of butter bought of you last week all proved to be just three ounces of pound too sbortr' And the far mer innocently answered: "Well, don't sec how that could be, for used one of your pound bars of for weight"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05

Moody is cynical on the scientists. Bot anists, he says know nothing of the "Rose of Sharon;' geologists cannot dig down to the Rock of Ages" astronomers can't show us the Morning Star" or Star of Bethlehem"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
OU NC M FEN

Who may he suffering from the effect ef youthful ief lies or irdiscretion. will do well fo avail thsmscvss of hs the greatest hoon laid the altar ef su fering humanity. OR. SpiNnEv will guarantee 10 kr f-it e5 Q for every case of seminal weakness rr vate disease of any kind character which he undsr takes and fails to He would theref re gay tsl the unfortunate Il rer who may read this nofirs that yon are teadnS npon dangerous grnund whesI ycu toneer delay ip seeiin the rrorer remedy hrl you- complaint You may te In the hIsf sta el member y"u are aIrroarhing ihe Iss'. If you srI hcr isring upnn the ,s' and suffering sHl of s III effects remember that r you ersist in rrs c-astirafi'n. the time when the most ski
 ful physician can render you assistance whsn ha d"or of hop~ Is closed agsinsf you when angel I mercy trire you relief Tn ras~ has the Do< tor faiied of snccrss Then let not despair wak ups y""r iIps inatioH. hut -yail ourssf .f the hen~hc
 results of his treatment he ynnr s beyond hs rrach of m-dr al skill befarr grim sssth hurisJ y"n [" a rrmaiure grave. Fnli eo-2 1sf trfasvsrs e23 O. Send money ny Post Offfce O. Ar or Erpfrsf with fi,ll description case.
 Gall. or Address. rR, A. R. SPTFFEY, o"29vl No. II Eearuy s;rpet. San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
N Q T c E .

To the walispai Consolidated Mining cnnpsny. S
 others owning any interest in the Silver Star s
 lode or vein situated in the wailapa Mining D~
 Nohsve county. AT:
 Yuu are bsrrby notified that If you do not vi'hs - days from the service of this notice. psy ." fnew signed. at Mineral Park Mohayr County. A. I-Z proportional part of the expenses incurred on said - 2 claim ar location required by the C"ng~ssises the snd~rsixned will claim a forfeiture of ycnr n ns in <aid mine If. Whns
 Mineral park. Feb. l. le76. fee&
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
Dissolution Notice.

Notice s hereby given that the par'ner-hp between Levi Basbknrd R. II. Burmisrer w c Bashf ri and Vim F.. Smith. doing business merchants Prescott Ari zona Territory under the firm of Bas t,ri X Co., far relates 10 the said Wm F. Smith dissolved th- 18th day of April le76 the said Win. F.. Smith withdrawing f,m said partnership ard firm. All debts due said partnership and those due hy them will be set tied with and by the ~maiune partners who will continue the business under the said firm of l.. Bashfoid A Co. LEVI BASHFORp.
 R H. RCRMISTER
 " c. BAS FORD.
 WM E. SMITH.
 Prescott, April l%, 1877. ap2lH
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-05-05
LEGAL.
ConstabIe'S Sale.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUNT or YAvArn
 By virtue of exec uiion issued ont of the JusfS Court of J. Otis Esq. Justice of the Peace n asd | the Prescott Precinct in the Con'y of Yavapai. n T rriory Arzna against the gods and chaftels lss and fenements Of Thomas t. Edwards on a indrne renered n said court in favor of Thrmas Whitehead against said Thomas L. Edwards the said executios ing sft-si"d the l+ih hy of April 1876 and fo mel rectsd have levi upon all the right title and inss of said Thomas L. Edwards in and to that certain . story hevn-log house sifuae in what is known Bu shaw Basin. in the Bradshaw Mountains. in Yavs< county Arirona and being half mile west of C.l Lnkr Cos quartz mill and also his right title and ter.st in and to the land upon whirh the said hccs built and heinz desc ibed a clain l6O r,ds squp with all the hpher water rights and mill sites uroes land and within the boundar.ss of said claim and fiee Is herrbv given. that will sxpo-e the same ks law directs in fr court hnus. d..r isa Village "f Prescott in the coaoty aEresad on the U day of May 1876 at the hour of II AM ou said day.
 Dated Prescott. April 2l, 1876.
 sp2lt4 j. w KNOTT Cousssbla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

Como estaba anunciado, reuni6se
hoy Is la junta de accionistas del
Banco.
Hay va sobre cinco mil acciones
inscritas, y todo hace Greer que la
installation del institute de credito sc
llevara a efecto gracias a los esfuer-
zos de las personas que han iniciado
y secundado este fecundo pensamien
to. La Junta acord6 algunas modi-
ficaciones que convene Sc hagan en- ell
Reglamento y Estatutos, las cuales We
ran nuestros lectores en- nuestro pro-
xilno ndmero.
Ell dia q del corriente tendra lu-
gar la reunion defnitiva en- que han
de dltimarse los trabajos preparato-
rios del Banco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

Ell Excmo, Sr. Teniente General
D. Joaquin Jovellar ha pasado por
aqul el IA EN- direction a la 1sla dc
Cuba para donde, como saben nues-
tros lectores, va de. Gobernador Ca
pitan General. Ha hecho una vista
en- la Fortaleza al Excmo. Sr. general
La Portilla. FL Sr. Jovellar ha re-
nunciado patri6ticamente su alto car
90 de Ministro de la Guerra y la par
te de gloria que pudiera haberle Ca
bido en- el Norte por pacificar q Gu
ba. Dios lie de suerte en- su alta en-
presa.
Junto con este distinguido general
va el Sr. Obispo de la i.abana y el
eminente periodista ID. Jose Ferrel
de Couto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

/ Il atencion del comercio sobre Il real
6rden. expedida por el Ministerio de
de Ultramar \ pubica,la enla Gdceta
de Madrid correspondiente al dia 25
del actual.
En- dicha real 6rden, acordada en-
vista de una consulta eleyada por cl
Gobernador general de la isla de Gu
ba, proponiendo ciertas reformas en-
las rcglas para el Gobierno de los Ca
pitanes y Sobrecargos de buques es-
panoles de otras naciones que hagan
Ell concrete de importation desde
puertos extranjeros, J con el fin de
evitar los abusos que Sc cometen dis
frazando el contenido de los carga-
mentos en- su clase y peso aunque de-
clarando por complete todos los bultos
Sc dispone que hasta tanto que Sc
aprueben los proyectos generates de
ordenanzas de Aduanas para las An
tillas, Sc ample la regla /: de las die
ta,las en- 26 de Dicie,nbre de 1872 y
Sc sustituya la rcgla Z. en- los termi-
nos que la repetida la real 6rden .ex-
presa, anadiendo que, estas modifca-
clones extensivas a los Capitanes y
Sobrecargos de buques que hacen el
comercio en- esa isla, empezara q re-
cir a los 80 dias de publicada por los
Consules y Vice-c6nsules de Espafla
EN- los peri6dicos ofcia!es de las res
pectivas localidades.
Tambien interesa 4 la generalidad
de los habitantes de esa provincial la
instruction relativa al modo de pro-
ceder en- esa Isla para hacer electives
los debitos a favor de la Hacienda pd-
blica, aprobada por Decreto de "a del
actual y publicada en- la Gaceta de
Madrid correspondence al dia de la
fecha.
Como observaran nuestros lectores,
nj una sola Inca hemos consagrado
en- esta cr6nica 4 la guerra civil car
lista, pero este depende de que NADIA
ha ocurrido en- los lltimos dlez dias
que sea digno de especial mencion.
II. N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

Sc dice que el marques fue arrastrado
q gu fin, por Ia fatalidad, pues des-
pues de haberse cruzado tres dispa-
ros, su contrincante quiso dar por
terminado el lance, pero el primero
dIiio que era necesario llevarle hasta
sus iiltimas consecuencias La suer-
te lc fue contraria. Dios lie tenga Ell
su senO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16
Dice un colega de Madrid

'Los preparativos marftimos que SO
Sc hacen en- los Estados-U -Unidos son
debidos 4 Ia eventualidad de que Sc
realice la anunciada compra de la isla
de Santh6mas en- las Antillas por el
gobierno aleman, aquisicion que los
Estados- UnidOs estan resueltOs & i'm
pedir segun Sc asegura en- clrculos
bien informados."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16
Copiamos de un peri6dico:

"Bayona, 24.-Se ha con6rmado
por desgracia Ia noticia que aver ar 4
ustedes de haber sucumbido un es-
pailol en- duelo con un mgles. La
victima es el marques de Soffaga y
su matador M.-.., casado con una
senorita espanola El duelo. 20 nev6
tsassal n ss'ls'.gi.t " 4 AslIl'i,' AlI
[ - 80 ss'ss - - 81 WS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

En- uno de los cantones de Suiza sc
ha desplomado I'm edificio destinado 4
escuela, en- el momento que tenia lu-
gar la reparticion de los premios, ell
dia de Navidad, Y presenciando el ac-
to los, padres de los educandos, ma
tando $50, entire padres 6 hijos, 6
hiriendO & SO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16
BOLETIN
DHL CABLE TR x3ATLANTlC&l
s DIR LA COMeANlA
WEST INDIA & PANAMA.
Puerto Rico IA de enSro de 1876.

Muy Sr. nueStro: La circumstance
de habernos favorecido con su apoyo
varias respetables personals de esta
Capital interesadas en- la Empresa de
que pasamos 4 enterar 4 V. inmedia-
tamente, nos anima 4 suplicarles su
concurso para la mas facil realization
de la misma, siempre que la iuzgue
de alguna utilidad.
Tratase de hacer llegar diariamen-
te hasta nosotros, por medic del Ca
BILE Trasatlantico de la Compa1lia
WEST INDIA & PANAMA, las noticias
mas importantes del Orbe y precios
de los mercados de Europa y Ameri-
ca; entrando asi nuestra Provincial en-
el concerto de los pueblos que han va
obtenido esa mejora, tanto mas nece-
saria hoy, cuanto que ell influjo bene-
fico de la civilization y los aconteci-
mientos que Sc suceden con una rapi-
dez prodigiosa en- nuestra epoca y ante
los cuales no debemos permanecer
refractarios, la reclaman de consume.
No parece que esta en- ell 6rden natu-
raj que Puerto-Rico Sc sustraiga a las
leyes que lie se1ala el progreso, nj me-
nos que viva, puede decirse, aislado
del resto de las demas naciones y SUI
jeto solo al arribo de los buques que
visitan sus costas, cuando en- nuestras
nanos esta ell evitar aquel inconve-
niente q trueque de un pequef1o sa-
cri6cio.
Para .lograr, 81 fuese possible, ell
prop6sito que acabamos de exponer a
su consideration; para obviar difficult
tades colocando al alcance de todas
las fortunas ell sostenimiento de un
Boletin diario que contenga las enun-
ciadas noticias, nos ha parecido 10
mas procedente fijar la quota de un
peso mensual, pagadera por trimestres
adelantados, 4 los individuos que ha-
yam de contribuir al mejor exito de
nuestra Empresa.
En- tai virtud, y como en- el case de
-llenarse el cupo de las suscripciones
que es n1enester, Sc repartira 4 domi-
clio desde el dia IL de febrero pr6xi-
mo la publication de que Sc trata, es-
peralnos nos autorice V. para inscribir
gu noinbre en- las listas respectivas, 4
cuyo fin nos manifestara su conformi-
dad, 81 aquella mereciere su aproba-
cion, expresando tambien ell ndmero
y Ia Gale de su residencia. ]
Somos de V. atentos servidOres
Q. B. s. N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

Carecen de importancia las noticias
que hemos recibido de Cuba por el
vapor correo de las Antillas.
En- el siguiente ndmero daremos
cabida a las que ofrezcan algun in
teres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

Por Ell mismo vapor Guipetscoa ha
sido embarcado de 6rden superior el
Sr. ID. Pedro Dir Romero, bajo par
tida de registro y 4 disposition del
Gobierno de Madrid. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

Oegun Veran nueStrOS leCtOreS pOr
la circular que abajo insertamos los Sc
rores Padial y Turull piensan estable-
Ger uh Boletin. del Gable trasatldntico
en- ell cual diariamente publicaran las
noticias del viejo y del nuevo mundo,
10 mismo comerciales que pohticas.
81 los empresarios encuentran acogida
en- ell p1blico, no continuaremos como
hasta aquf aislados del resto de la So
ciedad humana, y nosotros sincera-
mente deseamos que ell proyecto halle
ell apoyo que necesita para que no nos
pasemos, como ahora, ounce dias sin
saber 10 que acontece EN- el resto del
orbe. Teniendo, como tenemos, CO.
municacion telegrafca con Europa y Ell
resto de America, es muy triste que
no sepamos los successes universities
hasta que los peri6dicos de la Haba-
ma, Estados- Unidos 6 la Peninsula
nos dan cuenta de ellos. Ell insight
ficante precio de un. peso que pide la
empresa es tan m6dico que esta al
alcance de todas las fortunas por mo-
destas que sean.
He aqui ahora la citada circular !:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16
T6lix 1adiAl.

N0TA.--Los Sres. Directories de los pc
ri6dioos de IA Isla nopodrdn publican
asingun ttlSgfdusd perts,secients d esta
EMpresa, sia f,rSUiO .GcMerdo en- que %
sstipMl0rdn las bases u condiciOnes d
qas debsnds svstarse para sA repro
63cCiees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-21
OutraGeD In Mississippi.

The committee on frauds and outrages in
the Mississippi elections have spent week
in taking testimony, and out of some thirty
witnesses examined, the evidence of in
timidation forms the conspicuous feature.
Arson end murder is spoken Of az favorite
arguments of the white liners.
The committee are treated with due cour
tesy by the people of jackson, but decline
invitations to dine out, drive, etc., and dill
gently stick to taking testimony from 10
A. M. till 7:3O P. M, allowing one hour for
dinner.
The vlcksburg Herald styles it the ''smeI-
ley committee and Democrats generally
are troubled because the committee sits
with closed doors, much more than they
were by the secret dredgings of the commit
tees of the House of Representatives.. The
committee expect to complete their work
in jackson within week, and move on to
Aberdeen next They will not find it neces.
sary to do a. much travelling - was first
expected, though they will probably 60 to
New Orleans. Washington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-21
WHOLE NUMBER 1886.

and shall be discharged before the first of
October. and that during October and No
vember not more than fifty persons shall
be borne ON the lists Of lab0rers at any navy
yard.
The committee retain the House pro-
vision in regard TO the marine corps, except
that they modify it by allowing promotions
by natural causes, and provide that there
after all appointments of second lieutenants
in the corps shall be made from graduates
of the Naval School.
The provision that the naval hospitals at
Annapolis and Washington shall be closed
during the coming year is amended 80 as to
allow the latter to be continued until q re-
as to the best method of selling both prop
critics.
Silver for Legal Tendor.
The House joint resolution favOrably re-
ported from the Senate Finance Committee
to-day, authorizes the issue of tho silver
coin now in the treasury to an amount not
exceeding $l0,0OO,000 in exchange tor ali
equivalent of legal tender notes. the latter
TO be reissued only upon the permanent re-
tirement of q like sum OF fractional cur
rency received in payment of dues to the
United States, and the fractional currency
80 retired or destroyed to become a part OF
the sinking fund. The only amendment by
the committee is to strike out ths word
nov" from the clause above.
General ReynOids' Testimony.
General Joseph j. Reynolds. before the
Committee on Expenditures of the War De-
partment stated he saw paragraph in the
newspapers that General McCo0k had testi
fed that he had been corrupted by con-
tractors, and they had given him q house
in Texas. He Immediately telegraphed ths
committee denying the truth of Genere
McCOOk's evidence. He had since exam
ined the testimony, and found McCools
had testified to no such thing, but had
only heard such q rumOr, therefore, in
justice to General MoCoOk, withdrew the
telegram. General Reynolds gave q state
ment of how he came into possession of
the house; the money was paid by the sub
scription of q number of citizens of San
Antonio, who desired him to make his
headquarters therein. The transaction was
open and all its details published in the
papers. He never knew that Wicks, the
contractor, was one of the subscribers I'D
til after he had accepted the house. Had
explained the whole transaction to General
Sherman when he was in Texas.
Mr.. Clymer was sorry such paragraph
had appeared in the papers, but he mad no
control.
Captain Terrell's Statement.
Captain C. NJ. Terrell testified relative to
the alleged corruption Of the quarterMas-
ter's clerk Cheney at Fort Richardson,
Texas. He had no positive evidence that
Cheney had ever received one cent on corn
contracts. He understood General McCook
told General Ekin he ought to get rid Of
Cheney, as he was corrupt. Witness also
gave General Ekin similar advice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-21

A Den of Body-Snatchers.


PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-Buchanan's
Pine Street College was raided and the re.
mans of four infants were found on the
premises. This is the institution which
issued bogus diplomas. DR.. Buchanan is a
fugitive.
The Attendance Mt the Exposition.
The attendance at the exhibition is stead :
lily increasing, especially from the South
and West.
Sugar Refinery Burned.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-The Bay Sugar
Refinery, q seven-story brick building,
burned. Loss $350,000. The refinery had
a capacity of $4,000 tons per annum.
Meeting of Tobacco Men.
RALEIGH, N. c., June 20.-The tobacco
men of the fourth district met at Yarboro
House Hall and organized by the election
of j. T. Carr, of Durham, permanent presi-
dent. A full attendance of tobacco men
was present. An address will be prepared
to be issued to every tobaccOnist in the
State. The convention resolved to do all
in it's power to break up blOckading ana
the illicit trade in tobacco. Meets here
again the first of August.
A Street Car Accident.
CLEVELAND, June 20.-While street car
was descending Seneca hill the brakes gave
way and the car went into the canal. A
lady was drowned and two persons hurt.
In Bankruptcy.
BOsTON, juno 20.-The Exeter. New
ln0WTTMunn Ou r0TYuTU vAn.i