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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22
TRUSTEES Sale.

by virtue Of the authority In me vested By a de.
- cree In the cause OF Menken ct al. W.. IgIauer
Ell al, No 351 B. D., in the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee to which reference is here made
and oy virtue or the deed Of trust therein fled exc
cuted BY James Hayes ct ux. to Leopold Iglauer
trustee on the 18th OF April, 1873 and recorded In
book 80, page 50, Register Office of Shelby county,
Tenn, Will, on the
ESD day az 9ulY, 1870,
in front OF the business house of Menken Brothers.
263 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. sell TO the high
egt bidder for cash. the following real estate: Lots
ko3. 10, IL and ~, ia block No. 2, OF Menken's
plan or subdivision In the city of Memphis, Tenn.
sell and convey only AS trustee.
tue j. S. ANDRETS, Trustee.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 81. The western
powers have further demanded the removal
of the khedive's two sons, Husseir and Has
sar, from Egypt.
The Pope Trying his Hand.
LONDON, June 21.-The pope is endeavor-
ing to bring about restoration of diplomatic
relations between England and Mexico.
The EgyPtian AbdfcatiOn Imminent.
LONDON, June 2I-Alexandria and Cairo
kilograms state that abdication is imminent
Other kilograms state that, though willing to
pay his creditors, the khedive will not a6di-
cate.
The Turkish RuIersbiD Settled.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 21.-It has been
arranged that KneirIdGin Pasha shall re-
main IN the Office of grand-vizier. The
crisis having thus terminated, the ambas-
sadors presented an identical vote urging the
Porte TO appoint commissioners to reopen
negotiations with Greece.
Haitian Tax Law.
ROME, June 9Th, Italian senate re-
fuses to pass bill abolishing the tax en- erist,
and the president of the council threatens to
make the matter cabinet question. A Sc
rious conflict between the chambers is tire At
ened,
The reason General Garibaidi seeks 10 an
null his marriage with Madame Raimondi is
that the pension of fifty thousand francs an
nually granted his heirs woci6 otherwise 90
to her child, though he is not its father,
while has own children, all illegitimate, would
get nothing
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NATIONAL MATTERS.

Three of the Appropriation Bills APP
proved by the President, while he is
Not at Home to the Judicial APP
preparation DOcument-Judge
DaVis's Illinois Bill.
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CLOSING EATEs

Yesterday of cotton: liverpool cotton,
I'd; Memphis cotton, II 1'Sc; NeI0 Orleans
cotton, Zee; Neio York cotton. II 3-Se.
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CABLE NEWS.

The KhedIve and his Sisters and his
Cousins snd his Auuts Must be Re-
moved from Egypt-Tke Turkish
Crisis TermInated-The Egyp-
tiau AbdIcatiOn Immt-
nent. Etc,
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State Of Tenne ssee, County OF Shelby-ss.
/, b. Z. CARTE, President Of the abo7e1l aned
bank, do solemny sear that the above statement Is
true to the best OF ny knowledge and belief.
II. GARTH. President.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this twenty
first day of june 1879.
CoEreet-Attest; REUBEN s. JONES.
DAVID, P. MADDEN,
JOS. N. OLIVER, Directors
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attention., Knights Temp ar.

ADNNAANAOAAI LA-4Nes AE'5 \ N5III
THE officers and members OF CYRENE
L -COMMANDERY- NOD, K. T., are hereby. ~
ordered to attend, in FULL DRESS, the regular ~
conclave OF their commandeTy, Tomorrow " y
(M0NDAYl evening, at o'clock, at asylum, foT the
transaction OF business and reception OF the Ri E.
g. Commander or the State OF Tennessee. Resi-
dent and Wishing fratefs are cOurteousiy invited.
BY command r. G. WILLIAMSON. u. C.
RAI
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SEVEN MEN KILLED

BY the Explosion OF a Steam Boiler near
Emans, Pa.-FiVe Killed Outright
and Four Wounded, Three of the
Latter Dying Soon After-A
Shocking Spectacle.
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ChickasaW 3. and l.. Association.

T1HE regular monthly meeting occurs on THURS
L DAY next, June 26th. at Union and Planters
Bank. Dues payable on that day promptly. full
attendance is desired.
R. G. CRAIG. President
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Total. .Ss7s.iil2 80
state OF Tennessee, COyatF OF Shelbf--Ts. 81 -.
L. j. A. Hayes, Jr.s Cashier of the above 10 med
bank, do s0lemnly swear that the above stat nenI
Is true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
j. A. HAYES, JE-. C1sl En-.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this fIisnfg-
first day of June, 1879.
HUNSDON CARY, Notary Public
Correct-AteSt: A. Woodruff, A. d. GWYnne, =. H.
DOan, Directors.
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Greenwood Female Seminary.

Opens first Monday In September. Tha tt4tI.s...
and successful operation o. this Seminars ,ftI@ 81.
advantages. Being select and lfInilet. IL ~ -
csive that personal attention to their heat f 44
greSS that cannot be given In an Or7 n k.s.I ...
Seminary Daily ealsthenic drill SuftlIsa 'I'
First. class facilities For catalogue ad1[f H.
MRS. n. LAWRENCE LINn9 fI-E
Lebanon. HItrNrss l. "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22

Report or the Condition Of the GerInnn
National Bank, at MemDh1a, in the
state of Tennessee. at the close Of
Business, June IA. 1879.
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clans were divided in their eOunsels. II sounda
strange to say II, but all our fears we're conferred In
the north and all our troubles about the att-
tude Of northern politicians. In case second re-
beilion began simultaneously at washington and
New York, II was feared that II would extend
az once to eveIy northern city where the Democrats
elections and Presidential prospects, You So this
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LII YIlls- q SllLlt,sEI1l'.
Trustees Sale or Buggies. Carr Ia! g. 4 r.
/ NDER Trust Deed to me executed by 3 d Vs.
- lace x Co, VIII. Tor the next n IT. d4VI.
offer at and below cost fine stock OF Bueeies Car
riages, WAGONS, Manufacturers Material ETC. now
az No. 3SI Second street, at the old stand OF II III
wallace 4 Co. Bargains can be had BY those who
call early, as the stock must be closed out
r. b VANCE rrrnafaa
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NEW YORK, June 21-Colonel jerome
Bonaparte has sent telegram of coincidence
to Ex-Empress Eugene.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS ON THE EMPRESS.
LONDON, June 81. - Empress Eugene
swooned when she henrd of her sons death,
and remained insensible a long time. She
rallied somewhat in the afternoon, but was
unable to see anybody. Many distinguished
visitors called, and many kilograms of con-
defence were received from all parts of the
world.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-10
Notice of Assessment.

AKTErE eoSsotDsrsD ecEB AND stLvxz
MINING CONTAIN
Location 81 principal place u bsls.nsss
&rSdise. Nevada.
ee4iioL Of werks, NcuEs +. - Mining
ii>sracf, Humboldt eognty. Neyaa..
NolICE il herety given thar .. a meeting
~ 4 The Bard Il rusteps held on tbs-
AlS 'esnsh tlsshi day q Azrch. Is-9. az a.
sssslls Il 10 u u tWo sag ceuts rsr Slszrg
va ASNisd upon tAS rzEiia4 staSk q TIE cer-
olAS1eG, pzyaGle lL-E1z0szte4y. In Uuls.l
: aies sstd euaa. g tie Secretary 81 the o13lee
q sAe 9 i1EA1y, PAras1iSs. Nsy.Nz.
Az ssoek upoa whish this sssessrasas
shah EeIa.Ln UEEzsd cl
SATJ EDAY. TIE ANTE NTH nsxAs 4nx e
ANIL, 1s-3
W. ts d slz2usIt Al advertised tlx sale &
Y e-ie aSle1A-sa. A1a E1As~s fayals II il r.a1@
es-sse- WI e se-a >2t-r14y. &-y shira 81
les, - lay tie asAa2ssusEs - sssza srs. fo-
stt4Sr TIA Scsas & aA4yeg. lsGrx AZ sxu~x.sss
81 the sac.
T. WARREN. sec-scA-y.
- E-A-s3
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THOROUGHBRED POULTRY
lie Acres Devoted to
FAN CK POULTRY,

Unl.lnit@d Range,
Healthy Stock.
LARGEST YARDS on THE COAST.
brSsnaas IsehoFns. Plymouth Rocks. Bronze
leaFSsys, Geese, fskia nueks, Guinea Pigs, etc.
- S@ie arriyalof Fowls and T..gs guaranteed.
e Pauq hlst "a the care cf Fowls-hatchinc,
ieSdliS diseases and their cure. etc, ADAFrEp
tsfsAIALLT 10 InE PaemEc CoAsr, sent for Is
cents
send stamp for price LIST.
rs Centennial Incubator; any one can hath
sSss b. il.
Address. NJ. EYER. Mana Gal
Please state where you saw this advtI
ian s3-3m.
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Delinquent Eouce

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI L AND MINING
conf ANY,
Location Of principal place or business,
san tralaclseo. california; Location Il +" otss,
Echu nistFic., hun ut county, state OF
Nevada
oTICE--I here are delinquelt upon the
foAov ing dysc i6ed ocA, on account OF as
sessnent tAo y levied On the IIth day Of
Dee, NIB r. 1873, the several amounts SIT eppo-
site the names Of The resi- evtile shareholae r.
a. follows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-10
Toll F Dad Notice.

TSFHlS IL 70 certify that the Unda-sa Ensd has
A heated ana iAteLus To con~lrgcs = toll
p al up Willow Greek. Humboldt eountv.
NtVadA beginning 81 d p~ins IA said creek
where nlil % Ach4 : sid sage red q, ssss the
sSIae; 1henre up s@id creek flowing the
nail right hand t. 10 the sanmi: II the
mountain. being distsuce u ahsaf ten miles
A pat q q e proposed route og said 7. ad i On
nse II the Re, Or1er's cfice. Humboldt county
NeN. said Willow Croek is about So miles n m
inns nlteea, on TIE road lesdiug 10 silver
Clty. Ids 10, and Camp McDerrait. Ney.as.
- Witness M hand and seal this
SgAr lSSs day II Asrch. 1853.
I. Z. BROUGHAM
EiS-SgG
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Ranch for Sale,

va raspberry kzseA. sTswx.esi n Rasr.-
etsfs SA@yN1. tArse a1ass tr-E1 hAsTs-
berry sSaztec cn EAs a. p & - 4.
- 1~rss a Ar&aa@ AL. wiIh u.sEky ~ w,gsav
II IT. S1aA1S El-ESG >es. - nEezesz 80 sals =
l2fNe12-s sSsz1>- &EE4y ~ exc sz the -
.ztSt Assorzr.s cezes. a 1zze zzzeea N-x..s.
sEs Is rzrs vEscrszR1-y T. s@xw-s a r-1ss,9
z1EA 49,
N-zsZzcez. Ssv. Na-SA l. ly-9. In
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-10
Not ce to Owners in Red Deer
Mine.

ny O1fCE IL hereby given to George Carrel.
IN William Stoek NJ. II. earrel, James
Elliott. ChSrles siskron and j. g. Nasson
that suit will BE- menced against you and
each Of yau by he cd eer ming Company,
an as ociation duly oigaiized fer he p0rp re
o mining nd developing TIE ed Deer lode
IN Mount iose Mining District, humboldt
county. State If Nevada 20 recoyes the sum Of
tn &c hulsdre5 and ninety dollars gold coin OF
the uited States, being YOU pro ortion of
The ptntlItures aud liabilities incurred by
said company in wor ing said miHc since the
18th cay ii ! &C, nib,- 1878. TO tbs Gate he eof
unde. aud III acc rdance with the provisions
of An Aci IF The legislatur, OF the State Of
Nevada, approved March 7th. 1865, entitled,
''An Act for the encoulaa ment Of mining.
eli =. A, BIZ OS.
oupt and Managing Ag, mt.
Winnemucca March 20 1879 gpl-3w
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Strayed.

.FrNr2 EE- ec-4s Eo1se, = Aav Ezzr@ VIII
III he'll. SEx hl1e6 Aocse r1EIS. eEe tryp-gsaw
Aarss E24le, eES cream eolSrsd n-zre r.zIz- Al
sAe1 bat the rrvE-ssy. A Nwxrsi Cf TN
DUL1AkS ssea - C<.srs1 ~ shS unsa<rslsu,s.s
tar the delivery CT tie arinals a. Huu. hslss-
House. PETER RASK
H12hcl3 House, Mach N. ISIS. II
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Postpone

The day q sale q she above lzuas4 Ninsr-
Co1sgsay y Aerseg PesspCCsd anal lUAs-
DAA. Tie ID - Nib tlszAt Gay II APRIL.
lSls, II tbs s4Ea~ b. ~ ard rlarS
= 2 NA1A42kNAI. Sexy,
MIT-si
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Postponement.

The shove sale e delinquent seek a the
Rye k1Eeh NcLs0ll32ssi Alll and Aiui.g
NSEE@1y l. pOstE@lx1 EEsl4 SAIL RLAY lie
klsK NJ Il cay II TANNA $50 a. tie
SANS ASur aE1 Elses. b oFasr q he Bard
u lfigscfogs. -. YEED1NAI., ssS.vszr..
fsr--ra
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Toll Road Not ce.

HERIBY certify that it is my intention
II and desire TO C0LstrGct Hnd maintain q
1UA hoaa between the points tnd along the
route hervii aftsr mo particularly, descri cd.
pursuant To the provisions II Act Of the
Legislature Of the state of NtvaaR, entitled
IAN Set 10 provide for cons ruciing and
mail taini3g ali h. ads ana Lridges IN the
s.ate OF Nevada" tappraytd March s. 1861 !.
ana tie cts ans ndat ~ and sarpis ID MARY
thereto. hat said Toll hosd Il to be known
- the Scott Toll h I'd. said Toll Road shall
commence az Ebog, fonr miles TO. III % the
@lNer state Toll Read, ia the cid 4 hacker
road, and SIX miles sou b If Cane Spri - on
the sa4le road huse paints shall be- known
IS the eastern terminus IF tie scogt oil cad
and RAINING thelsce IN a westerly direction 10
the scott mlue. on the western side Of tks
summit, situate Ia Silver state Mining lis
tsic1, Humboldt county. Neyada that tie
Whole length Cf SAD Scuti oil cad shall b..
about Line miles ffom oLe i,ImiLus 70 the
oshe that The plat q the :. m Il now CD Tie
III TIE Count hscu.eers tive OF Humboldt
county, Nevada,
- Ia witness whereof have hereunto
! svt set NY haLa and seal this 4Uth
day II March. A. T. 1879
aAMks ELLIOTT
~a&I-S0d
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u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

All whom it may concern, vii please take
notice that Alex Wise has been appointed Dep.
uty L. S. internal Revenue Collector for the
Second District OF Nevada, vice W. L. French,
resigned. All C mmuucaticns concerning Rev.
enue license should be addressed.
ALEX. WISE, Deputy L. S. l. r. c.
oct lott Ninnemucez, New.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

v Il. BLEn >oE.
FASasoNARLg NExr poor 70
TAfEoE IL q CWEN00 EvEr
WA&N< IA SN's&. Ne s1&f-1.
tssruaSnsS MADE - oRnER i tAs lssss
Ss9aeS
EsE~lrissy All cseassazs Se~ssasss. Aza sA.ss.
s.eesaa ss&xa~a&Sz&
AS&-SG J. & RLgpSoE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11
EXECUTION OF BUZZELL, THE OS.
SIPEE MURDERER.
His DemeanOr Preceding the Hour of
Execution.
he MAKES NO CONFESSION.

CONCORD. July 10. Joseph b. Buzzcll
convicted of the murder of Susan Hanson of
Brookield, n. H., on November I'd 1874,
passed the night preceding his execution with
Chaplain Holman, sleeping but little and de-
voting most OF the time to religious discus
sion. lie arose at about halt past four and
made his toilet in a careful manner, after
which he ate his breakfast and passed his
time in quiet conversation with several visi-
tors who were admitted
The galows, which were the same on
which Pike. Evans and LaPagc suffered the
death penalty, were located in the north wing
OF the prison. The rope used was the same
with which Devlin was hung in Massachus-
cts.
At few minutes before /, Buzzell's arms
were pinioned in the sitting room, and he was
led from there to the scafiold, to which he
walked with perfect composurc, though his
hlanchcd face and staring eyes betrayed his
inward emotion. His lips moved constantly
as he stood upon the dIop, and the spectators
caught the words "Thc Lord be with me"
and such fragmcntary expressions as ''Tis is
hard-hard,' and This is not like Jesus"
he sheriff quickly adjusted the black cap
and rope, and the drop fell, his neck being
broken. The remains will be sent to Brook
field
After the execution the sheriff submitted
series of questions that he prop0undcl to the
condemned before his DEATH designed to cx-
tort Il confession. BuZzell in his answers de-
med the murder and avoided committing
himself when asked if he procured the muir
der or knew of the guilty one.
As far as known he left nothing that can be
construed into a confession.
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BRITISH HOUSE OF COM MONS.
4 stormy Scene.

LONDON, July 10. A scene occurred in
the House of Commons tonight. When the
House went into committee of the whole on
the army discipline bill, Sullivan, a member
for the South, called attention to a person in
the strangers gallery, taking notes of the re-
marks of individual members, and asked BY
whose authority the person was there. 1t
was rumored that the person was in the gal
lery with n view to rcpressive measures
against the Irish obstructives. The Speaker
having replaced the chairman of the commit
tee, replied that the person was there on au-
thority. He explained that owing to delay OF
the army BILL the minutes of proceedings OF
members should be more ample, but that the
notes taken should be wholly impartial. The
person having left the house again returned,
when a stormy discussion ensued, and the
person finally Withdrew.
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Hon. Daniel +. Davis was in town yes
terday, Notwithstanding the ISLANDERS of the
Maine Standard against him. He left on the
4 =. NJ. train.
The coal business never was so brisk in
this city rs at the present time.
We were pleased to meet ex-Gov. Coburn
on the street, Yesterday, looking in excellent
health.
The hay makers are clipping the grass
briskly with their horse mowers. The crop
of hay will be large and of good quality if
the weather is favorable for curing it,
DIR. Bricket is trying the asphalt blocks
on the walks about his premises. They have
a substantial and neat look, and are not ex-
pensive.
Many are leaving for the seaside and
mountains in these warm July days. Happy
are they who have the means and leisure to
do so.
The Tri-Weckly Slandcrcr is not so hap
py Is it was Il week ago. 1t has found out
who Davis is, and what his army record was.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LosDoN, July 10. John Joseph Mech,
scientific agrculturist, writes
Another week of flooding storms and low
temperature, will put the finishing stroke to
the agricultural disaster. Ii is too late. for
crops to recover. They are considerably inn
paired even on well tarmcI and drained land ;
on other, ruined. Wheat will suffer less than
spring crops; wedding is hopeless, and un-
less we get hot. dry weather, many grass and
clover crops and peas will doubtless rot I'M
gathered.
American schooner Nancy w, Smith, Cap
tain Stephens, from Montcv ideo, March Is,
which arrived at Table Bay, has been con-
demned and sold.
William Stackpole, member of Parliament,
is dead.
Monsigneur Manning, nephew of Cardinal
Manning and one of the papal ehamberlains.
is dead.
Due De Padone and Due De Grammont
have arrived in London, to attend funeral of
Prince Imperial
RASGooN, July 10. In a revolt in uppe
Burmah, it is reported that on the sth inst
90 officials were killed and wounded No
general uprising is anticipated.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10. A second fire
at lrkutsk, June %, destroyed nearly all the
public buildings.
The fire at Tirnova destroyed one hundred
and fifty houses.
BERLIN, July 10. There are marked
symptoms Of enlargement between Russia
and Germany.
Prince Bismarck will meet Archbishop
Masella, papal nuncio to Bavaria, at Kissen-
gen, in July, when it is thought final under
standing between Germany and the vatican
will be reached.
PARIS, July 10. Paul De Cassagnac has
gone to attend the funeral of the Prince Im-
perial.
decree has been published pardoning or
reducing punishment of 1863 persons
Government has submitted a bill to the
senate to amnesty soldier and sailor deserters
who have not been tried or sentenced. This
applies to exiled Communists who belonged
to the army. 1t is estimated the measure
effects 10000 persons
CoSsTASTINorLE, July 10. The Greek
minister has been semi-ofticially informed
that the Turkish commissioners for delimita-
ton of the Greek frontier, will be appointed
by the end of the week.
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YELLOW FEVER,
Great Excitement in Memphis-.Several
New Cases Reported.
4 PERFECT STAMPEDE ~ pROG.
RESS

MEMPHIS, July 10. Although the yellow
fever case yesterday was declared sporadic
and may not spread, yet there could not be
more excitement If there were hundred cas-
cS. Trains hich left last night were crowd
ed, although the death which occurred was
not generally known at midnight. At eleven
L. NJ, none of the family of the deceased
were ill., The deceased was buried last eve
ming, and the premises disintcctcd, the neigh
borhood turning out en- massc to witness the
burial.
The Board of Health have issued an order
to citizens, advising them to remove their
families to places of safety, until they can as
certain whether the disease will assume the
epidemic form.
Five new cases are reported this morning,
and one death, an infant son of Judge Raw
who with another child, is Frustrated with
the fever. A perfect stampede is in progress
At PIP. Nj. there had been no change in the
situation, the great desire of every one being
20 leave before the fever spreads.
Physicians are hopeful Us to the future but
the stampede Of citizens has almost assumed
the form of panic. There will not be cars
enough tonight to carry the people away.
Business is still progressing as usual, but
in a limited manner
Tonight more hopeful feeling exists. the
panic OF the day having gradually subsidized.
and "A thorough investigation reveals the fol-
lowing coalition of affairs: There are only
two persons in the whole city who have been
Frustrated with the tever-Judge Ray and his
SON Two deaths have occurred-Frank
Mulbrandon and son of Judge Ray. OF the
five new cases reported to the Board upon
examination three OF these were other discas-
es. Two of the three, Maurice b. Tobin and
wife, were reported by DIR. G. b. Jennings
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ANOTHER HORROR.
Explosion of Il Large Powder Magazine
in California.
Many Persons Killed and WOunded-.-
Greatest Excitement Prevails.

SAN Francisco, July 10. A Bodie des-
patch says there was an explosion of Il pow
der magazine near the Old Standard Incline
Works, which were shattered to atoms and
everything near them levelled to the ground
The Summit works. II short distance off.
were blown to pieces and many men killed.
Number not known at present writing. 20
wounded have been found thus far. 1t is not
known how many have been injured in the
shaft and under ground.
The works on top of the shaft, in the old
incline, are on fire, but possibly can be put
out. The hills are black with people. The
fire department is doing good work. No es-
innate can be made of the number killed and
wounded
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4 GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly operat-
ing in stocks. by the 1.-TWO Unerring Rules for Sue
cess, In Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.'S circular.
The combination method, which this firm has made
so successful, enables people with large small
means to reap all the benefits of largest capital and
best skill. Thousands of orders, In various sums,
are pooled into one vast amount and cooperdfed u
mighty ,chofe thus securing to each shareholder all
the advantages of the largest operator. Immense
profits are divided monthly. Any amount from s5 to
5000 more. can be used successfully. N. T. Bap-
fist Weekly, September Goth, 1873. says, "By the
combination system si5 would make s75, or five per
cent; $50 pays $3.50, or per cent; 400 makes
$1,000, or 10 per cent. on the stock, during the
month, according TO the market" Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper. June 30th 1.-The combina.
ton system is founded upon correct business prInc
pies, and no person need be without an income while
1t is kept working by Messrs Lawrence & Co."
BROOKLYN Journal. April 18th: Our editor made
net profits of sl0l.25 from so in one of Messrs.
Lawrence Co.'S combinations" New circular
(mailed free explains every thing Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied. Lawrence
& CO., Bankers 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
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