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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-16
CHANCERY SALE
- OF -
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1854, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
oounty-state Of Tennessee VS.. Emily
BY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
14th day Of May, 1885, M. b. As, page los,
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
phis, Tenn, on
saturday, June 10, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in!Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit;
Lot Is, block S, Browns subdivision,
fronting 50 feet on the east side Of LaRose
street, and running back l75 ieet; Sold Ms
the property OF Emily Sackett, w. W. Luck
Part Of lOt I, block So, southeast corner Of
Gayoso and HetnaDdo streets, 2ox6S feet
Sold as the property Of the Workingmen's
Building and Loan Association, b. Buohig-
mani.
Part Of lot 9, block 50, east side Of Her
rAndo street, adjoining Carter, 45xlS5 feet.
Part Of lot 2, block s., east side of Her
nando street, north Of Maydwelfs, Sxll5
Let 2, block IS: Beginning at a point on
the south side of Beale street, 81 feet east Of
the corner Of Beale and Causey streets /
thence southwark with Johnson's line q
feet thence eastward q feet; thence north
ward rs feet to Bssle street; thenee west
ward with the south side of Boale street Is
feet to beginning. Sold as the property Of
Rocco BOggiana and others.
Terms Of SAle-0n q credit Of six months;
note with security, bearing interest, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred
m s. T. MCDOWELL, Clerk aud Master.
BY H.F, Walsh, ID. O. and NJ.
p n and O. w Ueiskell, solicitor,
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Fnnfs and Fipurea-

The 1929 Grand Monthly Distribu-
ton of the world-fsmed Louisiana
State Lottery took place at noon on
Tuesday, May lltb, 1886, in the city Of
New Orleans, under the sole manage.
ment Of Gene. G. r. Beauregard Of
Louisiana, and Juhal A. Early of Vr-
ginia, when S26 800 were scattered all
over the world. Ticket No. 1924
drew the Firsl capital prize, which was
sold in fractions of one fifth
at 81 each; one-fith was he'd
by w. Hunt, VinetoD, Ala,
collected through City National Bank
OF Selma, Ala, another fifth collected
through Wells, Fergo x Co g bank OF
San Francisco, Cal. another 10 Harry
Johnston, collected through Chauncey
J, St.dwell, train master Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianspo-
lis railroad, Cleveland, o.. another to
John oison, No. ~ East Fourth street,
New York city, collected through
Adams Express Company; aud
another to @. II. Besfey,
West Enosburg, VT, collect
cd through the National Park
Bank of New York city This will be
repeated on tn sday, July 18th, and
any information thereof can be bad on
application 10 M. A, Dauphin, New
Orleans, La,
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burned 20 "a Crisp.

HARPER, KAs,, June l5.-About
noon yeat5y'ay, while Mary Adams
WAS putting coat in II hot stove, the
flames le5p.d ont AID exploded a coal
oil can siyUug near The burning con
tents iguit,l The gir'e clothing, aud,
frenzied, she ran ecross the gucet, the
wind increasing the flames az she went,
so that she was almost burned 10 a
crisp. She lied last night Capt.
Adams, who is editor OF the Daily
Graphic, hal gone to the country with
his wife and knew nothing Of the sad
affair unit returning at O'Clock,
when they wore almost prostTated
with grief,
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The Kansas CITY shooting.

KANSAS ClTY, Mo, June 15,-The
victims Of yesterdays shooting ARRAY
are quite comfortable to-day, No
doubts ave entertained of the recovery
OF Mr.. Munford or Miss Streeter.
Mr.. Halls condition, however, is
grave. The bullet, which lodged in
his neck, near the base of the brain,
still remains. The doctors have been
unable TO reach 1t. Mr.. CTlile, who
did the shooting, is still held at the
police station.
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Michigan's semi-t cntenniaI.

LANSING, MICH., June l5.-Michigan
is celebrating itl semi-centeDnial 10.
day under difficulties. The heat was
intense, and the gathericg so small
as to be discouraging. The exercises
were opened at 10 o'clock with prayer
by the Rev, George Taylor Of Lansing,
followed by Gov. AlgeJ who deliv-
cred the address of welcome. AID.
dresses were made by Judges Cooley
aud Campbell. Music is the great
feature of the semi-centennisl, ad-
dresses being secondary.
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Railroad sold out.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, June ia degree
of foreclosure was entered in Judge
Lubkes court in the case Of the st.
Louis, Salem and Little Rock railroad
The suit is entered by the Union
Trust Comyauy, trustee Cor the boud-
holders. There has been a default in
respect Of interest on Sl,C00,000 of
bonds for four half years, amounting
to $4,000 The trustee foIeclus q
under the supervision OF the court.
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BEAVERDAM SPRINGS
COMMISSIONERS SALE
-0F-
R E AL E&TAT K.

No. 2S55, R. D.-Cha, Gerry Court Of Shelby
County &c. W. Harbert, administrator,
VS.. L. S. Bond ct al.
TN pursuance Of The terms of decree. in
i the above stated cause, will, as Special
Commissioner, proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the south
west corner of Main and Madison streets, in
Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, 18th day of July, 1856,
the following described real estate, in Shelby
county, namely: Lots Nos. and % of the
Harbert subdivision, as made in the case of
John Harbert vs.. r. A. Hicks ct al, lately
pending in the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, to which reference is made.
Lot No. OF said Subdivision, fronting 81
feet on ssuth side Ui dickson street by $50
feet TO an alley
Lot No. % Of said subdivision, fronting 81
feet on north side vt Aston avenue by $50
feet deep to an alley.
Said property viii no GOLD on the following
terms, namely: 0na-h7t Of the purchase
money to be paid in cast and Inc balsuco on
q credit Of six months from tho date - sale,
the purchaser TO execute notes with approved
personal security for the deferred payments,
and lien TO be retained on the property sold
rs a further security, the nJtes to draw in
terest FROM date.
IresOrve the riEhtof malins one bid On
each lot sod.
Sale to begin at 70 clock noon.
q. ". ia ARBERT,
Special Commissioner.
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In the nenr OId nnYs.

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are a unit all the same on the de-
sirableness Of a fine head Of hair. II
you mourn the loss Of this blessing
and ornament, q bottle or two Of
Parker's Hair Balsam will make you
look as you did in the dear old days.
1t is worth trying. The only standard
80 cents article fof the hair
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@. Il. HITS, PropriotoI,
Sailor Springs. CLAW county, Ill.
GRAND HOTEL, ALUM SPRINGS,

N Rockbridge Co., Va. High up in the
Virginia mountains. Picturesque surround
ings, extensive and beautifully shaded lawn.
Gas, electric bells, and all modern improve
ments. Two daily msils, post, telegraph and
very best. Luxuriously furnished roomsj
suTerb band Of music. Send for illustrated
pamphlet. Charges moderate. Open for Wis
itors, June 18th. Waters: Alum, ChdiDbed's
and FreestoRe. R. T. WILKINSON Man gr.
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Gave Up. Her Iiie ia an Effort GO Save
Another.

CLEVELAND, O., June Is AT Pekin,
Ohio, to-day, Mrs. Noah Mossholder,
aged 81, tempted to save he life Of
a little child which had wardeied on
a railroad tack before an approaching
train. Both were instantly killed.
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A Valuable Patent.

DAney's (HOrse) Corn and Pea Plan.
ter.
q AVING perfected my invention, wish
Ii % place it before the public, especially
manutacturers. As q Corn Planter, IL Is a
perfect s.uecotS-opsns the drill, distributed
the same, thereby one man performinF the
work Of three. ThoV have been used IN
this section for over a dozen years with per-
feet satisfaction. Gan give fespor sible test,
monials. Address
JOHN d, DANCY, DAncyvills,
Haywood county, Tenn
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TWO
IRON Bird GES.
TWO

AN WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1856,
- at the Court House in the city Of Mem
phis, at II o'clock, will let for Shelby
county tn building OF TWO WROUGHT
IRON HIGHWAY BRIDGES across Wolf
riyer-one near the city at the head of Sec
ond street 275 feet long, Is teet roadway,
with 200 feet channel span, so feet low truss
approach span at the north end Of bridge
an % feet approach at the south end Of
bridge. The one at Raleigh will be 739 feet
leag, Is feet roadway, with ipan across the
rivef OF north end OF bridge 1855 feet long,
and one 100 long across pond at south end
Of bridge, with 4C7 feet of yiaduct interyen-
ing. Tubular piars will be used.
All parties bidding on this work will be
required to bid on their own plans and speci-
heatious, The best plano for the best price
will be adopted. A profile of the bridges
will be furnished any one wishing TO make
plans and bids.
l reserve the right to reject all bids if
deemed necessary.
l will be at the Coart-House Monday and
Tuesday before day of letting to confer with
contractors, l mention this because / ex-
pect to be busy with other werk until then
E. NJ, COLE, Bridge Sup't,
Box IL, Gt-mantOWn, Tam
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WATERING PLACES,

SAILOR nPnIEes-A hsaatifpl healf|
= resort. The WAtsfs Of these HpFinBs have
Ions been knouA for their remarkable euFa-
tive .qualitlel. I1e springs are ssysA Ia
number, each aeIlnE containing dinaseal
curative powers. The bath heass y supplied
With water irom certain miheeal sPrlnGs.
These aths IN eonneotien with drla kihe The
water from the aprinGn suited 70 the laval ids'
ailment act powerfully on diseass, These
different waters have Pc equal for the cure Of
all kidney and bladder Troubles. TheamA-
tism, paralysis, neuralgia, dyspepsia, sorei-
ula, eatar, b, chronic alcoholic PoisohsI To-
and spleen, hemorrhoids, dropsy and all dis
eases Of the abdominal and pelvic yiaoera,
weak, debilitated constitutions, and as an
Efficient brain and nerve tonic this water has
no equal 10 the world. Those springs are To-
Gated IN Clay county, Ill i've mile. north Of
Clay City, a village on the main line Of tho
Ohio. and Mississippi railway, 100 miles from
St, Louis, 2SS miles from Cincinnati, 10
miles from Louisville, Ky. Excursion tick
cts for sale at all ticket Offices Of the y. M.
X. R., and connecting lines. Write for cir
culars and othe, information 20
@. K. HITS, Proprietor,
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TO THE RRoNT-TO as,
IL persons seeking Government Emil
ploymsnt in any OF the departments as
Washington, or sny other positions undOI
the g oyernmont, will send tull instTuouona
and BlRnk Forms OF Application on
receipt q One Dollar AddreEg JOHN
ID, BuR6H, LOcksb0x ass, Chicago
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-16

Gov. S. d. McEnery, Mayor J. V.
Guillotte, A. Lehman, president Of
the Touro Congregation; NJ. Frank,
president Temple Sinai; Moses Hem
denheim, president Congregation
Gates Of Prayer; u. Bruenu, pre-. ident
Congregati n Temime DeTech; julius
Weis, president OF the Touro Infirm-
airy +. |. Kursheedt, president jew
ish Widow and o pbans' Home Ed.
Fenner, president OF the Ssnita'y Az
social on; S. b. Newman, president cf
the Conference OF Charities; Hon.
Chas. Gayarre, president Of the His.
toiicIl Association of Louisiana; John
Kru,tscbniit, representing the Red
Cross Society; Vim. Preston Johnson,
the Society of Civics; TIE Hoo. Louis
Bush, president OF The Louisiana Edu.
cstional So ley.
The officers end members OF the
following orgsr izations attended the
funeral: The Produce Exchange, the
Cemetery Association OF the congrega.
ton of the Dispersed of Judah, the
congregation Of the Synag que Touro,
the congregation OF the Synagogue
Gates of Prayer, the New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitsry Association, the
Lousiona Educational Society and the
Harmony Club.
The following rabbis were present
snd wi take part in the GER ices The
Rev. Henry Cohtn of Woodville,
Miss the Rev. H. Berkowitz of Mo.
bile, Ala the Rev. +. s. Levy of
Naichez. A large number Of rabbis
and friends are expected by rail this
morning.
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PASTURAGE,

CAN furnish good pasturage at my planta-
~ tiOn eleven miles from city on fernando
road. Running water in pasture. viii take
stock very low. Address
LII PENNY,
White Haven, Tenn.
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What Christian ministers Said
About Him.

The following expressions Of appie-
citation and esteem we're made on
Monday to representative of the
Times Democrat
THE REV. sYLvANUs LANDRUM, DID.
l have been deeply impressed by
the death of Rabbi Gutheim, and was
moved to offer public prayer for his
wife and son. l had the pleasure Of
being associated with him on boards
and committees of educational and
charitable organizatsons of cur city,
and / have heard him preach My
intercourse with him grew into kind
ly relations and esteem. He was a
man OF ability and learning, and Of
great TEL derness and chsritableness Of
heart for the widow, the orphan and
the afl cted, a judic'ous leader and a
public soirited and useful citizen. Not
only TO his own people, but TO us all,
his death is a great loss. Let us
dwell upon the twenty.tbird Psalm,
which he loved so well.
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THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Montgomery County, Va,
Having been thoroughly repaired and hand
somely furn shed, will be opened for the re-
ception Of visitors on June !, 1886. For par.
ticulars apply 10 GEORGE W FAGG, Mana
ger, Montgomery Springs Postofice, Mont
pGmery county, Va.
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bis valus as teacher OF truth and
righteousness. His eminent position
among the people Of bis own faith,
and bis interest in matters OF public
concern, as atteeted by bis ready par
ticipalion in efforts aud organizations
having in view the general good, made
him man Of mark, and, too, repre-
sentative man, whose utterances were
received with deserved attention and
respect. High in character, earnest in
purpose, studious in habit, and careful
in speech, his sound views and Judi
cious Councils were valued, not only
in his own communion, but also TIL
out, among his fellow-citizsps. He
leay,s a memory fragrant of good
deeds; a memory exhalipg an aroma
which the wise:t of his ancestors, the
great Solomon, esteemed better than
precious ointment "a good name;
whose FAVOR in words and acts If kind.
ness aud good will was GAS ointment
poured forth" Using the words of
This wisest OF men, we can iDscIibe on
his tomb, "The memory OF the just is
blessed"
REV d. HUBERT, Z. J.i
pastor Of the Jesuits' church, stated
Re had known the decs assd, the Rev.
James K. Gutheim, aud esteemed
him highly for his broad spirit of
charity. He had heard Of his noble
work OF relief among Irish Catholics
His liberal benevolence to ali kinds OF
sufferers, said Father Hubert, induced
me to visit his remains at Temple
Sinai, whers sat down and spent
some time in holy reflections. wheu
Mr. Mayer oureously ihvited me to
go forward and look at the body,
which did. As 1 eazed upon his
face could not help thinking OF his
many acts OF charity end kindue's
that had come TO my knowledge. He
was a noted philantbrop st, and ready
TO help any body to tho ex ent of his
ability. l often had the pleasure of
listening to ADDRESSES deliver, by the
Rev. DR.. Gutheim, AID greatly en-
joyed them because OF their greai
literary excellence.
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public soirited and useful citizen. Not
only to his own people, but TO us all,
his death is a great loss. Let us
dwell upon the twenty.tbird Psalm,
which he loved so well.
RRv. J. W. FLYNN.
Dr.. Gutheim was a man whose per-
s)nol worth and high public character
commanded the esteem aud admira-
ton Of all who delight to honor dis
tiuguished virtue, ripe wisdom and
scholarship and noble manhood.
Though my acquaintance was not in
iima'e as to his private life, yet from
my contact with him in pubic l was
always impressed with his integrity Of
purpose, his sincerity Of heart, his
generous philanthropy, his broad char
ity and disinterested public spirit. His
fine mental powers and clear practical
judgment were conspicuous in all his
disintere ted zsal for the public well
fare. A loyal son of Israel, he was not
cramped by any bigotry of race or
creed that prev nted him from reCOg-
nisirg and sympathzing with all pub
lie measures TO promote the N oral and
intellectual welfare Of humanity,
whett er initiated by Christian or Jew.
Above all things else he was man,
and nothing human was Indifferent to
him. His name will be- added TO the
long roll of illustIious Hebrews who
we're an honor to mankind.
Such man is always public prop.
erty, becau his lie and character
were public blessings. The public
honms itself in paying tribute to his
worth, IL is a privilege and an in
heritAuce TO a community to claim a
man AZ a citizen.
1t is q pleasing reflection to remem.
Der that the public who mourn his
death rs common loss will retain q
rich he,it ge OF future blessing in the
memory OF DR.. Gutheim, whose life
and character will continue 70 be hon.
ored and poten' ial in the virtues that
will be called forth in following his
benign example.
THR REV. s. II. wERLEIN.
My acquaintance with the late DIR.
Gutheim WAS so limited that | would
hardly be warraI ted in venturing an
estimate OF his character, But he
impressed me as a gentleman of a
large and catholic spirit, heartily in
terest,d in the Tublic veal, and ready
to do his pant in every good word aud
work.
THR REV. THOMAS R. MARKHAM, DID
Having had the pleasure OF an &c.
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SubsCribe for. the "AppeaI.'
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Raleigh Springs Hotel.

NOW OPEN for reception of guests. The
IN table will be supplied with the best.
The rooms are nicely furnished and care
fully attended to. Rates-per month, $50;
per week, 81. M. II. BURR0W & co.
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ORDER OF CEREMONIES.

Organ Voluntary-A dirge, by the
combined choirs OF Touro SyGagoRus
and Temple Sinai, and a part of the
requiem oy Kaiser; the reading OF the
nil etieth Psalm and come Scriptual
verse;, and prayer by the visiting
rabbits.
Alto Solo (Mendelssohn) by Nine.
Lejeune.
a ddress--Rsbbi |. L. Ltu.ht.
Choir Chevise, part OF the memo
rial service of the Day Of Aionement
Address-By visiting rabbi.
Choir ParAphIase of the twenty
third Psa IN, sung by male Cctette.
Address-By DR.. Palmer.
Closing Prayer By visiting rabbi.
OrgaD-ClosiDg diIge, during which
the cssket containing the remains
will bs conveyed from the syr agogus
by the pall-bea'ers.
The following representative gen.
tlemen were invited by the committee
OF arrangements TO oflieiale as
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GOOD RABBI GOTTREIM.
HIS MEMORY HONORED BY THE
LEGISLATURE,
BY the Courts Of Louisiana and BY
All the Municipal and Mercantile
Bodies Of New Orleans.

NEW 0RLKANs, La, June 15.-The
funeral Of Rabbi ]. X. Gutheim took
place yesterday. As mark Of Ie'pett
10 the memory Of the deceased rabbi
many stores were closed, and the Dis
trict Court adjourned alter a eulcgy
had been pronounced by Judge Mon
roe, and the Stat, Senate adjourned
out OF respect to his memory, after de-
livering addresses eulog's'ic OF the
deceased. The funeral ceremonies
commenced at 8 pm. at the Temple
Sinai. There was a great throng Of
people present, including ell national
tiles ard clergy Of all demo mina'ions,
also number OF Iabbis from Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas.
The ceremonies, which were very inn
posing, were conducted by the Revs.
L1wenthal OF San Antonio, Leucht Of
New oflesns, Berksurtz of Mobile,
Samfisld Of Memphis, and Hecht OF
Montgomery, assisted by others. A
eulo2y was delivered by the Rev. M.
B. Palmer of the Presbyterian Church
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PACIFIC COAST.



PoA1 TaWRuxD. Nay l3-Ihs tue
Mastiek han ruturned from Bestrnollun
taland. Captain Be1ianain eegs thaa
TIE iron from the Wrnrk e the Emily
kuKnham can be raised, and BE proposes
schooner about GRa niIes from thsra.
and 30 use the same at TIE large wreck.
he schooner i unknaWn. having meth
inc 81 Whinh 4 san = iientiied. ara
has been el4 into b Indians hunlinR
for npoil. Fho mi is rixfv feef Ionr
and twenty feet beam. All she maEis
cargo Of lumber rOmains, enouzh for
repairs and ways on which 30 lnnneh
the hall Captain Benjamin VII take .
ars9 q woEkmen % tie of theas
wreeks a onoe.
Tue Tasema luss epsnina toasd ths
bark EoilA and the bark FladimaK te
10 Tacoma.
BArksnisne John Smith, With Iambar
for r0WnaRille, from Blakeiy was t0ued
into the barber b. the tag BiakeiY.
The bark NoE3hWaal. with lumbeF,
from PoEs Madisen fof San Enneisoo,
Ths schooner Martha, With lumbsr.
from Blakely for san Francisco, sAilsd
today.
A wsanesa Cammiss Suicide
San RAHkEL (oal.l. May Is.-Esaae
SShayes. 20 years 0t eQa, 3 witness ID
thn alleged school beard bribery deVal-
opments, committed suioide on Tues
day night b. Jumping lnto the bag. Il
Il supposed THAI hs committed tha no1
% avoid the exposure consequent on a.
Investigation Of the FEoossdinRs of the
school board.
Cnlifsrnia Prohabltioaista
sAcRkaEENro, May l2.-Ths Stats Pro
hibstion Conventisn today made the fcl-
lowing nominations and ndiournad size
de-: Governor, Joel RRssali. Of Alams-
de-; Lieutensnt Governor, A. ID. Bsren,
OF San BeFuafdino; Secretary Of State,
Robert Thompson, Of San Francisco;
Treasurer. h. 8. Graves. of saster; Con
groesmeu, II. u. Summons, W. q. Clark,
W. W. Smith, OhEFles Heudsrson, Frank
AllenbauRh and w. H. HaFria.
Kxcitfng wrestling ceatess.
San FRARc1soo, Nag l4.-Ths second
and deciding wrestling match for she
Pacific Coast championship and purse
Of $50 took place last evening betwaen
Andre ChRiel0i and Sam Maahewa.7lh0 /
violors IN Wednesday nights CONSISTS. |
lbe contestants were called 10 time /
about $50 D. m, and one Of the 90 /
Vcrost and best contested bouts ever /
fought In this city followed. The esFug- /
Gle lasfed for three hours and twenty /
seconds, when q fall was won /
by OhEistol amid loud cheers and ap. /
planes. An intermisgion of twenty /
Vas declared, when the match,
which 10 two falls cut Of shEee, was re-
samods and at this hour q q. M is still
IN progress.
Round IN the Rulna.
San FRAEoEsoo. May I3.-The labor-
ers employed In the ruins of the Ban
uEoft Ere this afternoon discovered She /
body Of James BEannan, who vas en-
ployed as 4 mattFosa- maker for L. a +. /
Emanuel and vhs lost bis life n the
Gre Of April 30th.