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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-05

VNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY Ex-
perenced in the furniture and carpet business, install
principle, situation manager cashier hook.
keeper best city reference Address e. b. box 1i9 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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yVANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG ENGLISH
b. NJ, 215 East 10Th ST.. Harlem.
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A coLoRED MAN COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN
IL a hotel restaurant boarding house; give first
class reference CAL on A. +. ~. 2.s Thompson st.
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ASH AM LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE WINTER, /
~ desire to situation for an excellent coach
man. who has lived with me five years,
COURTLANDT PALMER, Union Square Hotel.
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VNANTED-BY ANfINTELLIGENT BOY, IT YEARS
w old situation In commercial house, where there
will chance Of promotion best reference Address T. J.
b., 81 Washington square
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A RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE WISH sITUA
N tons in the country: the coachman and vege
table gardener would himself generally useful
wife cook wash aud iron would take OF
eman place for the winter best reference Call Tor two
days, ut 1876 Cedar st.
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A S CoACHMAN AND GROOM-BY A SINGLE MAN:
N will be generally useful four years best
city reference Call address COACHMAN IL East 3oh
cfru
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SITUATIoNs WANTED-BY NORTH GERMAN MAN
- and wife: the former farmer and gardener under
stands the business perfectly the latter to do washing iron
ing cooking and darywork references Address for three
days NJ ROEDER Julian House. corner Eldridge and Diy
sion SITS
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CITUATION WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN. AS
= waiter in first class boarding house private fami-
W first class references gven call for two days from till
] O'clock. at 81 Amity ST.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION. BY AN ENERGETIC
w young man. in place where he make himself gen
orally useful satisfactory references given Address D.
box Herald Office.
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A GENTS wANTED-MUsT HAVE AN EXTENSIVE
n acquaintance commercial houses and be superior
penman Address 7. NJ. Herald Office.
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vJANTED-BY A WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE, IN
w Evansville, Ind, ablebodied willing young
married for be good and rapid marker
wages $50 per month Address X, Herald office.
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&OS OFFERED FOR A POSITION BY A YOUNG
- ZsJ man, experienced bookkeeper and salesman.
Address W. A. t. Post Office box 5,432
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WANTED-A MAN AS WAITER, ENGLISH FRENCH
w Geman city reference required. Apply, Tuesday
morning, between the hours of and 10, at No West
10th st.
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yNANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS OVERSEBR AND
w cashier in n town references required
Apply this morning, between and 10, at No IL East 10th
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yEAETED-BY AN AMERICAN BOY d7 YEARS OLD
w Situation in store willing 10 make himself
ally useful good reference Apply to j. f. KANE IS Jones
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WANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN; NO FAMILY A
situation as coachman aud gardener careful, steady,
ana o. long experiences best city reference Address
CoAI5HhAH h"s 'pt Herald Office. Tor two daya
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San TRAVELLING AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS
OUU wanted-to canvass for DIR. Ricards Eureka $40
day made Cali address GEO. f. SHELLS, druggist,
800 Broadway, New York
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A COLORED MAN COOK, or EAST INDIAN DE-
N scent wishes situation in hotel boarding club
house city country first class references Call adj
dress, 40 West sgd st.
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VyANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRI
w family by Protestant young excellent city
reference objection live in the country Call 237
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HELP WANTED-MALEs

IN WEST 29TH STA RESPECTABLE COLOREI
Ii mum Us coachnan In private family; good refer
Il.
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CoAcHMEN AND GARDENERS.


A GENTLEMAN GIVING UP HORSES WISHES
~ situation for his coachman, single young man.
whom very highly recommend; four years reference
Address p Il9 East Twenty second street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 4S hours
ending October IL, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson. Gillette & Smith, Ex-
aminers Of Title, No. 80, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
A. BChapman to A. L. Shapleigh.
acres near Orange: s., 900.
u. NJ. shapleigh and wife to w. +. Wind
ham.-fhe above tract; 1850.
f. Lafaucherle to Henry Page. Forty acres
in Rancho San Juan Caion de santa Ana with
contract Fl ON A. Robinson ct al. to grantor
for same.
In Rancho Santa Gertrudes; $1,000.
X. Brown to a. W. Clark.--Ten acres South
Of city; Sl0SD
NJ. d. Hare, Constable, to C. G, Johnston
Interest of Lucian Curtis in tract III lx50 yards
on East bank of the river, facing San Gabriel
road; $207 IS.
Mrs l. Ross to g. L Pierce.-Twenty acres
near Santa Ana; Sl,2u0.
4. Cloves to Z. rermain -l86x70 feet on
West side of extension OF Los Angeles street,
rear of j. S. Griffin $3.50.
III. III. Taylor 10 Peter Allen.-N arth half of
lot 3, block q, Ord's survey, Charity street,
with personal property; sl,l00.
j. p. Jones ct al. TO A. Scumldt.-i OTIS A Il
and =, block l69, Santa Monica; s7i2 10.
same to Anna n: Fitch.-Lot 5, block liS'
III. M. Johnston to ]. Schumacher.-Lots s,
10 and IL of block l01s, East Los Angeles; $780,
schwartz LemmeIt to l.. Lichteuberger-
|
premises and certain lots IN block II, OF Also
Tract.
ii. NJ. Johnston ct nj. to r. F. House ct al
Lots l3 and Is of block l01s, East Los Ang, les;
$780,
d. Widneer to CIV. Morgan.-Twenty acres
S.W. of city; S30U0.
G. w. Morgan to Z. II. Coller.-Ten acres of
above land; $4,000.
]. r.. Holmes TO A. Urqudes.-lnterest OF
grantor In 100 acres in Rancho La Cienega.
j. II. Gregg ct ux. To 4. +. Hargrave.-Fif-
teen acres near Santa Ana; 81, 500.
+. Z. F. Temple, H. :. Ledyard, A. ]. Hutch
inson, ID. Freeman.-Ngreement regulating
the sale OF lands in Rancho Cienega Paso de
la Tijera.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
OLD FARM.GATE.

The old farm gate hangs, sagging down,
On rusty hinges, bent and brown;
Its latch Is gone, and, here and there,
1t shows rude traces OF repair.
The old farm-gate has seen, each year,
Tue blossom bloom and disappear;
The bright-gIeen leaves of Sp Ing unfold,
And turn to Autumn's rel and gold.
The children have upon II c!ung,
And, In and out, with rapture swung,
When their young hearts were good and
pure
When hope was fair and faith was sure.
Beside this gate have lovers true
Tod the story, always new;
Have made IN ir vows: have dreamed OF bliss
And Sealed each prom ise with a kiss.
The old farm-gate was opened wide
To welcome home the new made bride,
When lilacs bloOmed, and locu>ts fair
With their sweet fragrance filled the air.
That gate with rusty weight and chain
Has closed upon the solemn train
That bore her lifeles form away,
Upon dreary Autumn-day.
The lichens gray and MOSES green
Upon Its rOtting posts are seen;
IhItial, carved With youthful skill,
Long years ago, are ON IL still,
Yet dear to me above all things,
BY reason of the thoughts IL brings,
Is that old gate, now sagging down,
On rusty hinges, bent anu brown.
Eugene j. Hall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
Constitutional Amendments.
The State Grange has adopted the
following Amendments to the con-
stitution.


Art. XIV Of Constitution of State Grange,
by striking out the words "withdia avail card"
and substituting therefor the word "dimit !"
also to add a clause, making dimii good for
six months only; also that they propose to
amend the Constitution by adding an article
as follows:
"Any mem Der in good standing may, upon
an application presented at u regular meet
Ing, and payment of one dollar, receive, by "a
card from the Order, certifying to his stand
ing at the time, and persons holding with
drawal cards are subject to thee firm OF Pc
tition and ballot, as original applications.
Amended by striking out Art. X, and re-
numb berins the subsequent articles to cores
pond.
Art. XIV to be 20 amended as to provide that
an applicant for membership In a Subordi-
nate Grange shall pr, sent the petition for
mem bership 10 the Grange nearest The ap-
plicant's residence, unless said Grange shall
by vote and certificate give Its consent for the
applicant TO present his petition to such
neighbour e Grange as the Grange issuing
the certificate shall name.
Art VIII to be amended so as To confor m
to the requirements of Art. VII of the nation
al Grange Constitution.
Art. VI To he amended to conform to the
National Constitution.
To strike out Art. VII.
To strike out Sec. 2 of Art. V.
Amend Art. XIV so as to indicate where
and how dues are to be paid by Identified
mems bers according 10 ruling of w. Master.
Strike out Art XVI, az being in conflict
with National Constitution.
Strike out Sec. of Art. XVII.
Amend Sec. 3 OF Art. III by adding, "and
the Master who shall be chairman"
Amend Art. XVIII, BY striking out the
word "three" and insert instead the word
"One.u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
- - : - -
COURT REPORTS.

District COurt.-..SEPULvEpA, J.
MONDAY, October IL.
Court met at 9A. NJ.
Hartman VS., Olivera. - Report confirmed
and findings of referee to stand as findings OF
the court, Twenty days stay granted.
Burns VS.. Burns.-Order to show cause on
Thursday at 10 A. NJ. why default and decree
of the Court should not be set aside.
Mary +. Walker vs.. Daily.-Decree to enter
foreclosure on notes and mortgage for s4SS Al
and S496 30
Hamilton VS.. Hamilton.-Report of referee
filed and decree Of divorce granted,
MCNEALY, j.
Guiol VS.. PolleranO.--Demurrer overruled
and ten days granted to amend.
Eawcett VS.. SchehOrn.-Demurrer overruled
and five days to answer.
X. 3. de Machado vs.. Domingo Machado
(Donysius BOtiller appointed guardian dd
iitenl. Answer filed and interlocutory decree
entered.
Foster VS.. Jenkins-By consent, ordered
passed for the term,
Watson vs.. Carrilo.-Set for Wednesday at
9Qc'ock.
Gallardo vs.. Ocampo-Gallardo appears
and asks relief anu default. Taken under
advisement.
Foote VS.. Pryor.-Tried and submitted,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
Travellers Home.

Arrivals by Coast Line yesterday
from San Francisco: Mr. Sote, j r
Lowery, G H Beach.
From Santa Barbara: B II Upham,
Mr.. Lewis.
From Ventura: A Bersell, Al Chob-
olan, l. w Conlon.
Departures this morning for San
Francisco by Coast Line Stage: w
Drummond, E Wolf.
Arrived by Telegraph Stage Line
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco: Z G Hopkins, T d Lowthsr, II
NJ Judge, Mrs Hamett, r d Green.
Departures this morning for San
Francisco by Telegraph Stage Line:
s G Perkins, M Myers, Sam Prayer, b
c Pray. M L Goodman, r III Lloyd, l.
Wolfskill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
Passengers for San Francisco.

Passengers for San Francisco per
steamship Orizaba, Oct. 10th, 1875:
Mrs. H r Spangle, Mrs. Hines, Mrs.
Laubersheimer, Mrs. J L Smith, Mrs.
Hitler, Mrs. Warner, c E French and
family, A Norton, Mrs A Huber, Mrs.
CLOVIS, Mrs. Geller, Mrs. A Hester,
Mrs. Clute and daughter; r Giles,
H G Vance, Il Delano, ] Botiller and
wife, G Cole, M Edwards, ] l. Smith,
Z ID Stewart; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. ID
Burbank and daughter, o w Childs
and family, d H Tower, R J Christie,
and wife, l. F Cotton, Mrs. Donahue,
DR.. E A Preuss, Capt. Gordon, II De-
voy, w H Owen, g White, L. Joseph,
H Schmidt, w B Prichard, ] Andrews,
A Flick, A Leeds, A Phillip, l. Levy,
and II Work.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
Not Dead.

The following reprint of an Express
item Is from the Anaheim Gazette:
We learn with unaffected regret of
the death of our friend Robert Ash.
croft of the Boca de la Playa ranch,
near San Juan Capistrano. Mr.. Ash
croft was a br0ther-in-law of Don Ju-
an Forster, and very worthy man."
+. The Gazette man then remarks:
The above item from the Express is
slightly incorrect. /. 1t was Mrs.
Robert Ashcroft that died. 5. Ash
croft is not a brother-in-law Of Don
Juan Forster.
This should settle the matter and
we are forced to conclude that Robert
Ashcroft is not dead and that he Is
not Don Juan Forster's brother-in-
law
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
Will Remain Until Further Notice.

The two weeks time which DIR.
Aborn purposed remaining in Los An
geles has about expired; but owing to
the fact that his practice has been so
extensive, and evidence that so many
still wish to consult him, he hereby
announces that he will remain until
further notice, so that all who wish
may have an opportunity of consult
ing him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12

DR.. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form of disease to call for free con-
sultation.
DR.. Aborn's charges are within the
reach of all who need his services.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12

To run country newspaper, and
make a fortune from it, one must
learn to breakfast on "call again."
dine on "I'll hand it to you some
time" and sup off of "what in the
deuce does an editor want of money
ANYWAY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
EMlNcroN
WING MACHINE.

Perhaps they may wish harder name for
them when their merits are fully known to
the people of Southern California. Though
hardly three months since Its introduction
In Los Angelee, 1t has already become pet
machine, and In ease in running and perfec-
tion In construction II stands unrivaled. In
the Eastern States 1t has already taken the
front rank in sewing machines, and is fast
taking the place of the older and harder run
ming machines.
In the manufacture of their family ma
chimes they have increased from 49,NN to S5,-
600 In the past four months, and to-day with
their large facilities for turning out more
than $50 machires per day, the Remington
folks are 1000 behind in filling orders and
are obliged to enlarge their works.
In the manufacture of their rifles, revolvers,
agricultural implements, type writer, etc.,
their name has become synonym Of perfec-
tion in work and material, and everyone
knows when 1t bears the stamp OF Remington
1t Is good and up to-not behind-the times.
Do the Singer folks base the merits Of their
machines upon the sales of former years, The
Remington base theirs upon the merits If
their machine as 1t stands to-day, and are
r. ady to try 1t against any machine in the
market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
With the Thermometer in the NIne,les

1t is we'll worth while to find place where
thin suit OF under clothing can be had cheap.
Also Cigar to keep the mind I'm order. All
these things can be had at very low prices by
going to l. GULDSMITH,
At the Orient Cigar Stand, Downey Block,
and at the Identical, under the Backman
House,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
MRS. T. Ja BAKER,
LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO

AIISHES TO INFORM the ladies of
w Los Angeles that she Is ready to cut
and fit Patterns of all kinds. Children,s Pat
terms specially. Also, teaching or Mrs. Cur
tis' model.
Room "a Heinoh's Block, corner CONNER.
clal and Los Angeles streets. oc6 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
Furnished Rooms to Let.

IN nice private residence. healthy, quiet
] location. one block from Postornce En-.
quire at room Is, Temple Block. sep left
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
WONDERFUL
ARlTHMETICAL CALCULATION +!
Sewing Machine Factory Turns out
One Hundred Machines per day
More than IL II Capacitatsd
TO Make!ii

THE SINGER MFG cos Sewing
Machine Agent has no doubt that the
Remington agent justly anticipates harder
names for his "pet" machine when 1t is un-
derstood that 1t is neither "The Singer I'M
er." By referring to one of our dailies find
that this soft, nOiseless, "pet" machine has
been introduced into Los Angeles Mt much
earlier date than the agent states. This may
be owing to a defect of memory.
The Remington agent has made q rather
startling statement to the public In his latest
advertisement to this effect--that the REM
ington s. NJ. Co. In the manufacture of their
family machines have increased from 1900
to $1,000 in the past four months, and in the
same paragraph says that the factory Is only
capacitated to make $50 per day; thus allow
Ing every working day during said period
find that he gives the SRemington folks I"
credit for 100 machines more per day than the
Factory, with all its "large facilities" can
produce-a pretty hard strain on the most
fertile Imagination.
The Remington Agent asks the "Slnger
folks" very important question, namely:
Do they base the merits of their machines
upon the sales of former years. AS [ am the
only representative of the Singer Mfg. Co. in
this county shall answer the question. The
singer Mfg. Co. points with just pride not
only to their sales In the past but also to the
fact that those sales have constantly increas-
ed up to the present l hold to the rule that
the comparative sales of a machine consti-
tutes correct criterion of its merits and q
true index of Its popularity.
shall have no diff1culty in tracing back
the history Of the Singer Sewing Machine, for
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12

For Justice of the Peace,
PEDRO @. CARRILIO
septl0-te
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
WANTS-lOST-FOuND.

Mi man to take a contract TO
w do grubbng on thirty-five acres of land,
twelve miles from city. Call at Office of
KIM BALL & CHAPLIN,
octl2tf Sp:ing st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
VIII. III. GRAY

Announces himself as a candidate for re-
election to the office of Justice OF the Peace,
for Los Angeles Township, al the ensuing lu-
dIciaI Elec Ion. sel5td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
It Never Changed its Original Name,

And in showing from the best authenticated
public reports that 1t excels all others for all
purposes, ! will only go back to the year 1871.
In That year the Singer Mnfg. Co. sold
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Justice OF the Peace,
JOHNTRAFFORD will be q candidate for
reelection for Justice of he Peace oil Los An.
geles Township the next ensuing Judicial
Election, on october Goth, 1915. sel5td"
, 1875-06-18

Tho cass Of the boy nfeenoy. Who IL accused Of
killing stoyons, will bo further inquired into to-
moErow BY Justice Scul1y. 0hlcor Scott has evt-
denoo wh!cl, will probably give the prisoner, who
IL = crimo-hAsdened youth, torn In tho Reform
School. Ills ago is IT..
Horny @. Floyd Was a.ralgnod befors Justice
6cnlly yesterday, charged with an attempt to
commit rApo. He WAS hold to the Criminal
Cours in bond Of $1,000. Al the same time
Floyd WAS charged with larceny. bnt tho sxami-
nntlon was poatpouad until Saturday, bail OF
5000 being required.
A girl usu.cd Mary Busch, living At 100 Max
well stroak, carly yeBtoldhY morning causod tho
arrest of John Novlls, accusing hin, Of having
made imp1opnr proposals to ler atler having
entced hos into i saloon, No. 523 Clark atroot.
The examination Of the prisoner ras continued
TO Saturday, he bo|ng held in e600 bonds.
warrant w.a issued from ths sonsh Sids
Police Court Wednesday for tho arrost Of oue
Maggie Keasney, charged with living in m
ksslGnatton house. on 4outh Clark street. The
warrans MAS issued on complaint Of Maggisa
elsscr, but whom tho accused Was brought bofors
Justice Summoraeld nothing wAs proved against
her, nud she w&s allowed TO 70 home with her
sister. Sbs Ia just from tho Emorald Isle, having
boon In this country only fer Heoks.
, 1875-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Thoro will 10 strawberry and ice.cream festi-
val At Grant Place Methodist Episcopal Church
this evening. Tho ics.cream will bo warmed, II
considered desirable.
Tho Trualocs OF the Northwestern University
meet In tho College Dualding At Evanston Tues
day, tho 22d inst. at o'clock d. m.,-pok 10
o'clock, Al has boon stated. Tho train loavos tho
Kinzlo Street Depot at O'Clock.
Ths Joffcrnonlans lavo sent forth circular
iettor inviting all who favor honesty, economy,
frugnisty, tho strict obsorYanco Of the Ton COM
mnlldmen.e. and Tho NoYlaed Statutes Of 1ltinoia,
to bo At urecucbaum'a Bank building Saturday
ovoming 10 take counsel togother touching tho
salvation Of Republican institutions, aud tho
County Treaaorership.
Tho cotnor-ston8 Of tho new temple Of Chi
cago Sinai Congregation tJewish) will bo laid.
will, appropriate ceremonies, Sunday at 3 p. ul.,
y the corner Of Indiana hvenue and Twonty-
nrst street, tile site Of tho tomple. Members Of
tho congregation aud visitors arc requested to
meet st. 1;30 Sunday aftotnoon 1t Martiuo'a
Hail.
, 1875-06-18

TEnnlDLE ACCIDENT At LINE QUARRY.
Ono OF tia most fnghtful accideutA which has
hsl'poned in this city for long timo, and by
whh:h four mnn wsE0 killed, occurred
about 8 o'clock yostcrdsy afternoon At
6tearna l. Co.'S limo quarry, corner
Of Hatssed aud Twenty-ai1th streets. The de-
hsaaed were killed by ~ explosion Of blasting
powder aid fragtnenta ut limestone, and were
literally torn to pieces, and burned with tho pow
der In tho most shocking aud fslghttul manner.
The names Of tho four unforsuuates arc John
Jleady, foreman Of the quarry. ,Jamos Dsophy,
Vetor Watch, and Ludwig n.ondt.
Thoy bsd placed blast tho day before, and,
1t having failed to explode, they went ysstarlay
u draw 1t. It is cuatomhry to satuiste tlo
charge with water bstoze lhs work Of drawing Tho
powder from tho hole Is begun, but for some un.
explained reason this was not dono In the present
instance, sud, whllo theY were as Work using
their drills. tho concues1on cAused the powder to
explode with fearful fotco, seudiuG tho mon md
great piocoa ct rock high into tho air. Watch
sutl Drophy were killed outright, their boiler
bang 1nauglad In th4 most appallins man.
nor and thrown q dietAnco of ~ OF 30
fest. lkendt aud laady wore slno thrown son'o
picked up were a!lva, Yhe 0thor ~orkEnen ~
tho quarry rero prompt in giving help and
D1endt WA seut 70 the County Hospital Ia ~AEon.
bat died OH ths Way. HsAdy aas tak0n to tho
Mercy Hospital, cotnor Of Twenty-si1th Htreot
Aud Calumet ayanue, who're he VA, kindly cared
for. lie was fAtsllT injured internally. and hi1
5ace and limbs torn aud lAoefAted. He died u
1880 o'clock laat evening. lie hAa been - en-
ploss ~ ths quarry Tor ea1snteea or eighseau