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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

THE CHOLERA ABATTNa AT nLLERsBURa.
CINCINNATI, Sept. s.
The cholera epidemic in Millersburg. KY, is
batting. Only two deaths occurred yesterday.
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Social HoP.-The "Anoymouss Sociable spent
the evening very pleasantly at Mt. Cuba, yester-
day. About 75 persons were present.
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REPORT OF THE sIoNAL SERVICE.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 4.
Probabilities For the middle states, fresh to
brisk southwest to north-wes winds and gen.
orally clear weather, win falling temperature,
this afternoon and to-nie5ht.
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THIRD EDITION..
From Hall az.


DIBA5TEH By VIOLENT WEATHER.
HALIFAX, N. g., Sept. g.
A letter from sidney.C. B., says the settlement
of West Bay, on Grand Lake, was almost demol
ishod by gale. Disasters to a number Of Amer
can schooners in the port OF Caledonia, O. b., are
reported.
Fifteen of the crew Of the Inflated steamship
Sdltdell, arrived here. Fifteen were lost.
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SECOND LEDLTIOE.
TERRIBLE BOILER

TERRIBLE BOILER ExrLosIoN AT wooNsooKET.
Providence, Sept 5.
By boiler explosion at Harris Mills, woon-
socket, this morning, tive men were killed, a
man and boy badly injured.
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asIartiages.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AT Christ Church, New
hrignJOn, August 9Th by Rev. Pierce p. Iry NJ
j. n. Jefferis 10 Eleanor c. daughter OF i. L.
AarvosR Esu.
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oAsEs IN WHEELING, wEsT VA.
WHEELING, WEST Va, Sept. 8.
Three cholera deats occurred here, last night
and two new cases are reported this morning.
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PRICE OF dULD, TO-DAY.
New York, Sept. 8.
Gold, to-day, $1.159s,
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Spain.

REsIaNAT1oN OF THE sAIMERoN MINISTRY.
MADRID, Sept. s.
The Ministry has resigned.
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PHILADELPHIA READ FSR r
Inc RAILROAD CO.
on AND AFTKR
WEDNESDAY,. SKPT. Sd, 1878.
Joint trains will be run yer the Phia. viii Bait.
and Phila. L heading Railroads, as follows:
FROM WILMINGTON,
Leave wilmington daily, Sundays excepted, at Z
p. NJ stopping q, Chester and way POINTS Con-
nesting at Greys Ferry for Bridgeport, Pho 9lxyle
POttstoWn and arriving at Reading at 6.GA p M,
where connections are maze for Harrisburg, Allen
town, Pottsville, Tamaqus, Mahapoy City, Shamo-
RiR, Ashland, &c. NuH
TO WILMINGTON.
Lcave Reading daily, Sundays excepted. at 400
p. M, arriving Of Wilmington at 90 P. M, stop
ping at CAester and way points. This train has
through connections from " illiamsport, Pottsvile
Harrisburg, Allentown, Snemokin, Ashland, &c.
Through cars between Reading and Wilmington.
Rates as low as any competing lines, and connec-
tons sure.
r. at Wilmington and Chester. -
q @. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agena
j. r woorTEN. Gen. supt, Rea ing. Ssp1-iw
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2tetv advertisements.

nvAL AND ROUND soAPsToNE GRIDDLKs.
" These do not require the use Of grease In
baking cakes and you may thus avoid tnat unpeas-
ant smoke and odor which pervadey houRs when
other grfdles are in use full assortment Just re-
ceived by
, 1873-04-17

EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LONDON, April 12.-In consequence OF
the serious illness of the Pope, the usu-
al Easter services in Catholic churches
of England will be curtailed.
r BERLIN, April 12.-Bancroft. Ameri-
can Minister. yesterday entertained at a
dinner, Herr Lasker, member Of Prus-
sian Diet, who originated inquiry into
alleged corruption in procuring railload
concessions.
BRUSSELS, April u. Government has
stationed man-of-war at Ostend, to
prevent encroachments by English fish
. ing vessels.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE. April 12.- In a con-
fict near this city yesterday between
smugglers and Turkish revenue officers.
several were killed and many wounded.
PARIS, April PA dispatch from
Perpegnar. says Carlists retreated from
Pumlerdea in consequence of arrival OF
three columns of Spanish troops. Car
lists, however. say they withdrew be-
cause they would not fight on Good Fri
day, but intended to renew the attack.
, 1873-04-17

land. DR.. Thomas remains leave for
Redding by private conveyance, at two
O'Clock this afternoon. They cannot go
by stage owing to the epizootic on the
southern end Of the road,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

-
> In the matter Of the application Of the Department
OF Public Parks for and in behalf OF the Mayor
men and commonay of the city of New York, relau
Opening of Kingsbridge Road
northwardy from the southery line OF 55th street to
the Harlem River, laid out by the Commissioners of
the Central Park, in the city of New York.
We. the undersigned Commissioners of Estimate and
Assessment in the above entitled matter hereby give
all houses and lots and improved unmproved lands
affected thereby and to all others whom IL may concern,
I-That we have completed estimate and assess
ings in Of the lands affected thereby and who
be opposed TO the same 90 present Their objections in
a. our Office so @ Broadway ro9m % o "a ne ne said city on
@ viii hear pnre 80 oeetng cum within a sa the
ten week days next after the said sd day OF April s7
cc sHs ST 'i a m e said
I-rhat the abstract of the said estimate and assess
and other cumcnts which were used by us in
the SSs
there TO remain until the 9th day Of May, 1873
parcels OF land conained lying and being within the
the point formed by The nersecon Of the northery
o hs sai nofhery along
the westerly line SIDE OF the said Eighth avenue to the
and The Hudson River thence sSathwardiy aions
water marx n said riyer a winds l; and turns to
eastery along ihe said soahsry line or side 10Th
s" to- oS line sa % & OF h e eet sna
easer'y along the said norhery line or side OF 45th
yThat our repcrt herein will BE- presented to the s.
Hsl, in the city Of New YORK on the asti day Of May,
then and there, as thereafter counsel can be
heard thereon, motion will be made that the said report
WILLIAM ). PARSONS, Commissioners.
JOHN r MCGOWAN, }
NEW YoRK, March 10, 1873
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THE BREWSTER WAGON. /"

THE "BREwsTER WAGON" A
in allwerhis, for pleasure driving speeding
eXqnistcly finished.
and embracing in their construction the various i'm
provements introduced by during the past l5years
ina king them
the Standard for Quality
throughout the United States
These wagons exclusively the production of our
wel-known Broome street factory and are offered in
stock in all respects equal in quality to those built to the
order Of the most valued customer, and al prices
uniform 10 all.
IN order mat We may not be confounded with lont
stock company oi carriage dealers who have adopted
nrn name similar 10 own, and impudcntly claim the
reputation we have made for the brewster wagon, we
beg the public will remember that only warerooms
are al the corner of
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street,
and our only Factory Broome street
BREWSTER a Co,
NJ
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rc-s~.S,>0>>.cs
A FOR SALE ALI, KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IN, Birds &c Medicines tor all diseases, Prepared
Food for mocking birds, at b. G. DOvEis sNo 3Greene
street. Canal.
NOR RsAI,R-THOROUGHLY BROKEN SETTER DOGS;
fair trial in field Pointers, slut and dog hand
some city Newfoundland Pups OF mammoth breed
Es0nmaux Dogs Pups OF the same Bull Terriers Black
and Tans scotch and skye Terriers, Watch Dogs ON
trial. II. GARDNER Ill South Fifth avenue,
Prince street.
TIME GREAT PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT COM
mences this day. At Halls Driving Park Coney Island
road ut ~ 2M-Conons are-to shoot at 80 single birds
each entry; Badge rules 10 air comers The
following entries have been made and will positively be
on hand to shoot Tinker Paine, Bogardus klenman,
Ward johnson and Carson Entrance to gate. 81,
Double birds to morrow. IRA A. FAME, Manager.
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7 osT-oN SUNDAY. APRIL Ia ABOUT IL O'CLOCK
~ A. NJ. on sixth avenue between Twenty second and
reward will be paid the finder returning II 10 796 Sixth
avenue, above Forty fifth street. second floor
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

-se<~>
rpO LET-FRoM isT OF NAY TWO PRIVATE STA.
L bes. Inquire of WILLIAM II. HANKINsoN, l5 East
Twentyseventh street
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Nlo LET-TWO FINE STABLES UPTOWN; ONE FINE
open and two box stalls; one four open stalls; car
rage room and coaehmen's apartments
WILLIAM ELLIOTT CO.,
Ii9l Broadway, Forty y-hfth street.
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7,o LET-sTABLE 223 EAST FIFTYTHIRD STREET;
L Is stalls and plenty carriage will be put
good order; very low rent. Apply TO THOS STOKES
Coal Dealer Thirty second street and Tenth
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LEGAL NOTICES,
CtUPREME COURT

CUPREME COURT.
> In the matter Of the application Of the Department
OF Public Parks, for and in behalf the Mayor Aide
men and commonaty of the city of New York, relau 70
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Y,o LET-PRiyASE STABLE FOR TWO OR THREE
L Horses, 2lS West Houston street
w. SCOTT JARVIS, 22l Canal street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-oN SUNDAY AfRIL la ABOUT II O'CLOCK
~ NJ on sixth avenue, between Twenty second and
reward will be paid the finder returning TO 7s Sixth
avenue, above Forty fifth street. second floor
T osr-oN MONDAY AFTERNOON, A LADy's RED
IL leather Poeketbeok. M returned e the owner,
whose address on the visiting cards inside 50 reward
viii be given and thanks.
I osT-BETwEEN 8 AND 5 O'CLOCK. ON MONDAY
sold liberal win be paid BY leaving il
atthe Cuban cigar store, 4os Eighth avenue.
CToLEN FROM RIVERSIDE. BERGEN COUNTY,
Market Wagon With curtain and aoo, RI s 81 % Sns
DA Be- ne f or BY order
OF Protective Society.
REWARDS.
1 < REwAkD.-LosT, GOING FROM HOUSTON TO
pO Twentieth street in the Forty stree. cars &
BE- ss1 pa SIasse Sn es1 wn sq1d L Ct
Maiden lane.
p5 yellow seal Pocsetbook. lined with blue The The
dsr sf y he the ss
way.
d. z REwARD-LosT. ON SUNDAY, APRIL 1s, BE
30 tween Forty second street and Trinity chapel a
ESG s ans Resarn Vest street
dix REwARD.-LosT, ON MONDAY APRIL a, A
S0 Scotch Terrier Ditch long ears s,r and long ye%9w %
verley place
&OO REwARD.-LosT. THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
DLU either In Thirty fourth street, between Sixth
and Ninth avenues or in sixth avenue car 70 Forty ninth
receive the reward by leaving the at ~ West Forty
ninth street No questions asked
&CS LOST ON SUNDAY NIGHT BETWEEN
DAC. Third avenue and Ihrtieth % street street to Fifteenth
Union square, diamond Eardrop. Above reward given
by s. MARKS, 20 West Fifteenth street
eO6 REwARp-sTRAYED FROM HOME ON FRI
day y p n III Of spill sAfs fo na above tan rewnr
vii DC given and no asked on on returning her to
near Thirty first street
DETECTVES.-FRINK 4 ACKERMAN, 80 NASSAU
~ street. furnish reliable and experienced operatives
for all legitimate business most reasonable terms;
tia coresponde in United states Canadas and Europe
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATA MEETING OF THE MILK DEALERS UNION.
N held April g 1873, the following preamble and reso-
luions adopted
Whereas has pleased Almighty God, in His wise dis
pensaton to remove from midst our respected tel
low member John !. Schachct, who has always stood
heart and hand with this Union in every case where
assisting promote the welfare OF the Union wherever
and whenever it laid in his power SO to do therefore
be it
kind friend. the Milk Dealers Union have sustained
serious loss and that will be keenly felt by all
Resolved, That this Union deeply sympathize with the
bereaved wife in this the loss OF Kind afectonate
mtted TO the family OF the deceased.
GEORGE w. ALLISON,
ERNEST EILERT, COMMITTEE.
HENRY W. WILSON,
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GSQQ 400 is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL.
py1Sy.JsOy; ized Ecntueky Lottery. Royal Havana
lowed. Address BAILEY CO., (ofice estabisbed so
years. ia Broadway. ~ "
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &C, WANTED,
In this City and Brooklyn

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE PART OF
~ House with n respectable family good neghbol
hood; would take the best of OF house Tor part
going abroad out Of town. Address HALLOWELL
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ARCH. JOHNSTON'S NEW MART,
N 49, q, 23 and 25 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
between University place and Fifth avenue.
THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK,
Team Of young Trotters.
Three fine road Horses.
Team of bay Coachers
Stvers' road Wagon.
Cross matched team of Trotters.
Barouche, by Brewster.
Rockaway, nearly new.
Do not fail to come. rain or shine.
See catalogue above.
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yIyANTED-A TEAM OF CLOSELY MATCHED MARES,
w about l5la hands high, years old must be sound
and show good troting gait would prefer buy out OF
town Address, with price, A. Is. c., box lOi Herald Up
town Branch office
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

k'OR SALE-25 NEW AND SECOND HAND EXPRESS,
\ grocery and business Wagons; also one new top
Buggy must be sold alterations at great
bargains, at 360 Broome street, New York
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r OsT-oN MONDAY AFTERNOON, LADY's RED
IL leather Pockctbook. II returned TO the owner,
whose address Is the visiting cards inside So reward
will be given and thanks
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

L,OR SALE CHEAP-A THOROUGH BUILT FAST
Il sailing Sloop Yacht, 40 feet long, 10 feet wide,
berths 1s old sails, &c in perfect order. Apply
to the owner A. hill, 26l Canal street.
yyrANTED-ONE PLEASURE BOAT AND ONE
w Working Boat. Address, stating price, size and
weight, f. p. r., box 446 Post office.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FIND A
~ furnished Room, with gas hot and cold water, in a
private family between Eighth and Eighteenth streets
Second and Sixth avenues; II suited permanenl
odger references given II required. Address, stating
terms NJ. A. NJ. box 4. .h5t Post Office
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~ ASrEO--A PUsIy FURNISHED HOUSE WIfl
w stable tor year IN hoalthv icoaficn, alodt
ofso hoef rin nom New terh. Address boA J,95i NJ"
bok lVst V.Lvy,
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DOR sALE-A SECOND HAND DOUBLE HARNESS,
enth street. -
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A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE TO HIRE
~ small House east side, below fiftieth street. Ad
dress HENRY, box l33 Herald office.
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A SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A FUR
~ nished House i'm pleasant location at low rent fo
Summer; best reference 10 and responsibility
Address d. NJ, box 153 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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WANTED-A SOUND YOUNG HORSE, LITTLE
w speed; or Horse, light Wagon and Harness. IN ex-
change rst class Panoorte best city makers;
can be selected from warcrooms Address NJ H. box l66
Herald office
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A IS CORTLANDT STREET NEAR BROADWAY
n. Downtown Carriage and Harness warerooms.
Elegant assortment OF first class work
at our usual popular prices
II will pay you to call before you purchase.
Our establishing mt is second to none
ARCH JOHNSTON, No. 3 Cortlandt street.
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rNHE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE wOMAN's
i Union Missionary Society of America will be held
in Dr. Crosbys Lecture Room Twenty street
Fourth avenue Wednesday, April l6 at two O'Clock. Dr.
w. VI. Taylor. DR. Batchelder Of India, and Miss H. O.
Britain viii be present.
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yVANTED--AT MODERATE RENT, FOR SUMNER
" ooarders large, comfortably furnished House,
shaded Nroni easy access to city and depot esstnins
scaside preferred. Address ROSS, BrooSiYn Branch
Herald office.
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yNANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE IN HoBOKEN
w by small family of adults. Address L. H.,
Herald Office
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EoR sALF.Two HORSES ;$l25 ONE CARRIAGE ;sl25
Truck Horse 800 dappie gray Horse; sound, kind
and true INQUIRE a ia Bleeeke street oyster house
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber of Commerce met yesterday
afternoon william f. Dodge presiding and the attend
ance being small resolution adopted directing the
appointment Of three members a committee to report
at an adjourned meeting next Tuesday in regard the
bill before Congress immigration. The Chair ap-
pointed l.. Bemuth Ambrose Snow, and Gusave Schwab
as the committee. A communication from George W.
Blunt referred to Committee No. to effect that
all vessels passing through the East River between He'll
Gate and the Battery, shall be moved by steam and
shall keep the middle OF the river as possible ;
regular steamoC from the east by way OF He'll
Gate, shat discharge cargo below Corlears Hook and
that regular North River steamer shall be allowed
occupy berth below FOurteenth-st., Mr.
A communication from Commissioner Duncan reciting
the Of legislation for the protection Of
American seamen and complaining that the District
Attorney had made efforts prosecute sailors board
house keepers who had neglected TO take licenses
referred TO the DisricAttorneY elect. d. &. Ben
OF Buffalo addressed the Chamber subject OF
canal navigation, at the close OF which the following
adopted:
sopsd That we earnestly recommend to the Leg,ure OF this
State its pprosene session. Of accepting
bill heretofore mentioned pending Congress for
the Of the Erie and Ovego Canals and e7ng fh
bill
quired To reimburse the cost Of maintaining them repair
Rsolred That the Congress OF the the
bill the
all other proposed for facilitating and
chespenng transportation the West
beng which will most fully aud satisfactorily accomplish
the purposes sought
Rosd Seeretny this Chamber Instructed
nit OF resolutions the Chairman
the Houses Of Congress aud the the
Committee Canals in the two Houses Of the Legislature the state
o fSew-ioIk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

DR.. w. II. Atkinson will lecture before the
Liberal Club, tonight, on The Evolution of TISSUE"
Charles f. Emery will lecture before the
Polytechnic Association tonight on "Marne Boilers"
The Christmas festival of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church sabbath-schoo, Brooklyn, took place
last evening in the Chapel the exercises consisting Vi
music, recitations, dialogues addresses, &c
A stated monthly meeting of the American
Institute was held last evening at No "a, Cooper
Union President Barnard presiding After the transac-
ton OF routine series OF bylaws proposed Dy
Charles W. Hull and brought before the institute ny tue
last meeting adopted amid considerable dlsorder
The earnest efforts of the friends of St. AIMS
Church (R C) in Twelfth-s tc tighten the debt which
now oppresses 1t appear to have met with very consd
cradle success The Fair which for a number Of days
filed the foorof the Academy of Music with liberal
visitors gave place. yesterday to grand dramatic en-
which delighted crowded houses botn ater-
noon and evening. Under the direction OF Aug1stlhe
Daly assisted by artists from the Grand opera House
and the Fifth Avenue Theater the programme was very
acceptaby rendered Ii consisted OF the musical Dre
of Jenny Lind and the comedy OF HIS Last Legs,
in the afternoon and BuckstOnes comedy OF haErIeu
LIFE" by the Fifth Avenue Theater cast anu Ine ~
OF Forty Fifty" in the evening" intersperseu WIN
fine musical selections.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
THE CENTRE-ST. RUINS.
A PAINFUL .RUMoR CONTRADICTED-THE LAST
BODY FOUND.

PAINFUL .RUMOR CONTRADICTED-THE LAST
BODY FOUND.
The search for the bodies of missing persons
among the ruins the CaxtOn Building, in Centre-st
was resumed at am, yesterday, and at $3.50 H., the
reiuains of Bevins, age p, of No. 9 Broomest
were found deep under the rubbish the foundation
OF the dangerous six story tower, which constituted
rear extension OF the main building and which, still sur
mounted by its half splaced heavy, iron water tank
has not yet been removed. The body was in the
horribly mutiaed condition those of the young
who perished in the flames, and we're eDtombed
beneath the charred mass OF rubbish.
The unfortunate lad, who a nephew Of Police Cap
tain Mount was employed, with the other victims, IN
Archer a AnjersOn's bOOkbindery, on upper floor
He had beer assisted by printer escape TO the second
story stairs. which fell and precpitated him iuto the
midst of the flames after he had been aban
doned by the person who was attempting his rescue
HIS body OF which portion of the skull and the greater
part of the limbs had been consumed found 10 have
been pierced through the back by piece OF Oist which
IL was found OFF, as its entire removal
would have almost wholly destroyed the crumbling
body His remains delivered 10 his relatives for
Afer the finding Of this the seventh body the search
Discontinued by order OF Ponce captain Kennedy,
who had> become satisfied that the other two young
women reported missing were not enpioyed, On, IN M the
likely been buried the ruins. The payrolls of
Archer d Anderson, aud other firms who occupied the
building have faed show that these two women had
ever hired by any them. and they reported
10 have often been employed for bnef intervals
in places. ana to have been fire.
quently absent without informing their friends
OF their Whereabouts believed that they are alive.
The remains of the sisters Charlotte aud Margaret Bell
of No GO Avenue A, will be buried at Greenwood Gene.
fery 10 morrow and those OF the sisters Margaret and
MARY DOnOhuc. Of No l23 East enths ana 0f Bridget
Gc( rath Of No 81 Fstaye at Calvary Cemetery, at
the saline time As all OF them contributed 10 the sup
poT mothers and young brothers and sisters fund
5or burial xpeuse fOr providing for the present
OF the survivors, has been made up by sub
-cripiOns, a. follows:
Jnoe bowling 500; Morgan Jones. So0 Alderman Gilsey.
elc Herman SO Capt Kennedy s43 " officers Of the
sjstl Pre- net lS9, Of sJ escb; total, s5o4
The cost OF searching the ruins and removing the
bodies about SoOO. and has thus far been betrayed
y private subscriptions Coroner Herman has directed
ta the bills shall be rendered 10 him. in order that they
may be made County charge, in conformity with the
written guarantee OF the Controller The inquest will be
held AZ the COrOners Office, at II Monday.
Abou rs have been summoned 10 appear for
e1apiuafiOu aud Coroner Herman says that he will
pake a thorough IDyesugation.