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Evening star., 1877-10-16

To LADIES AND 9ENTLEMEN-We wish
TO call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
g street near 9Th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeinE Ladies and
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest In the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
him call-906 q street. Punctuality guar
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

BASE BALI.-The game yesterday be-
tween The Eagles and Patriots, resulted in q
victory Tor the Eagles by score of lS to-.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

FRESH ARRIVALS Of new and beautiful
designs of gas fixtures every day at Hamil-
tons. All manufac ctures in the country ara
represented In his stock. 1O,t&s4:
Evening star., 1877-10-16

FRIGHTFuL EARTHQUAKEs- An at
tempted revolution in Hayti had been sup
pressed at 81. Marks. Curacao and the
ne1ghhorfng islands were visited by dread
ful hurricane. The lower part of the town of
Wilbelmstadt was devastated, nearly every
house being destroyed. The Notifications
were in ruins. The damage is estimated at
bali million. A Dutch man-O war and
the Dutch schooner Juliet and Sarah were
wrecked and several lives lost. All the salt
ponds in the island OF Bonaire were ruined.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

OHIO REPUBLICANS have great respect
for the Presidents civil service order over
40 eco of em stayed at home on Tuesday in
stead of going 10 the polls and meddling
with politics. NOrT. HerdIi.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

ATTENTION is CALLED to the sale OF that
very ccmfnOdiOus two story and basement
press brick. bay-windOw house No 1905 I
street northwest, advertised by MessrS Dun
canson Bros. u be sold at public auction on
Hednesday afternoon, the eth inst. at 5
ociocK- This affords a rare opportunity to
private parties TO purchase home: also
chabce Tor speculatiDg. The property is ia
a portion Of tie city which is raptdIy ip, .
ProSing- our readers would do well to at
Evening star., 1877-10-16

FURNACE WORK, tin, copper, and sheet
iron work, New York social dre place hoat-
ers, ranges, CRATES. &C. the best I'm the
NaEket, ct Hamiltops, 7. i, O. A. Build.
Ing. J,tAa,A;
Evening star., 1877-10-16

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Insnec,ar
OF fnllcings ntwiSie; john G.. Miller make
addition 10 premises on NJ, between I0th ami
fith sure cts southeast; Sl50. VIM. Brewer
construct a two story brick dwelling Fred
erick, between 9th and 1th streets George
town; ~ go. l. J. Chapman. construct eight
two story brick dwellings. +. between ISt
and VI street northeast; S22 Ol0 Seventh
Baptist Church. a brick church Ell fec 30 ny
40 feet, 3, between 10Th and I5th streets
S1,4O.
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GROUND W AS BROKEN yesterday at three
different points between Camden and Vine
lard y. j.. for the proposed Philadelphia
and Cape May Short Line railroad. 1t is ex.
Pecied that the road will be in running
order early next spring.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

THE CENTRAL. TEMPERANCE ORGANIzA-
TIoN net last evening. Rev. Dr. Grey in the
chair. The COumiitee To draft ConStitu-
tion and bylaws submitted the same, which
was adopted. Committees were then ap-
pointed, and IL was announced that Monday
October 10Th. had been agreed upon as the
dale for holding mass meeting in Lincoln
Hail. A resolution was adopted that the to-
tai abstinence pledge be presented for sigma
lures at the mass meeting, and that sIgners
thereto be also requested To refuse any petit
ton for a LIQUOR license" The Congressional
Temperance Society was invited to send del
esates 10 the organization. Major Hall AMI
Others made stirring addresses in favor of
prohib tory law.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

GERMAN STUDENT, Boston Standard
Cleveland non explosive, and all of the bes,
lamps, in existence, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G
A. Building, 9Th and ID streets. 1O,t&s, a;
Evening star., 1877-10-16

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, UsptaiE JOHN
=; WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot Of -
Tuesdays at = O'Clock Q. N. for Gone
river; Thurdays at O'Clock .. m. for Currioman
Currionan and LeonardtoWn.
Ior further Information apply o the once over
ompany . w harf, foot Of 9th street.
Dre0 Once. sAMo gL BACON, PrssS.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
$50 NEW STYLES OF

$50 NEW STYLES OF
HOSIERY,
In Cotton. Wooieu. Lise Thread and Silk tn match
Gil ,b e Of Dressing. sli marked very low. Ten per
cent tn by the HdD Doc.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
CHILDREN,S CLOAKS.
themselves. D'"N
FALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG
Evening star., 1877-10-16

NILFs g. PARKER. ex- state treasurer of
South Carolina who was arrested on a reQul-
sition In Jersey City. y. j.. charged with en-
Dezzlefnen Mt, was taken to South Carolina on
saturday. per steamer Charleston.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

~ The Georgia sta,e fair ooanat at A Ian
Ia, Ga. yesterday. "
Caliiornia's judicial election to-mor-
national temperance convention
meets ia Cleveiand OHIO, tomorrow
Evening star., 1877-10-16

FTP AT IOy O'Clock to-day an alarm Of
IRE W s.S Tung from box Gi5--H aud 9Th streets
EoT' fs3st-fOr fire discovered in q stable
On tn. between G. and III streets, and the ire
df fsTimert promptly responded. The flames
G, rended 20 Ire dwelling winch was partially
{ eefrOyea. The premises were occupied by
Jacob Houston snd owned by Rev. Father
AEg. The loss is about $40.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

ENDORSE D by the peoI le ~ q saf. reliable. harm
less, snd cheap remedy. DR. Bulls CouGn Syras.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

IHE APACHEs SURRENDER. Gen. Pope
a1n41ounees NE surrender OF a hundred and
eighty a pacbes. including three chiefs.
Evening star., 1877-10-16

CH A S. B AUM.
ccth-r 4OS Secenfh Street.
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Annsennerta.

National Tzedter George Rignold appeared
last n'ent IN bis famous role of Henry V"
81 d every thing passed off to the satisfaction
tf hose present A large audience should
greet Rignold every night.
OpeTo HO'lse.-Milton Mobiles appeared
before large audience last night In the
"Phpnix.' He is an actor OF considerable
abilily, ard is always well received here.
The variety portion Of the programme Is
TheGt,T Ctn3iggae Madame d Estes sensa-
tioIal blondes and a large number OF first
class variety stars appear nightly in q very
81. JCSeJh's HdH-A ball to- night for the
beu eft OF ST Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
CID Ftrotcs' HoH-Blind Tom will be in
bis concerts to morrow evening, and viii
continue for the rest OF the week, ,th . |.
MATINEE on Saturday.
Ha7rUms Gfeat Shot0 is on the W .v ba,~
Re6J afh LLcetn- On Sunday ev .s;,rr n.iu ~
grand cor cert at the National II .ata nn GIVE
the auspices of the Redpath Ly' cum.
DIEDs IN FEE have been alel IN the Re.
corder Of Deeds Office as s,IIovS w n
Boltzman, trustee, to jar .,cs r. Carberrv
der, $50 20, part lot 2, 81 nsara al Marrica
Neligan to John Colbert, 100 son,h r'cs haIf Ia,
i5s 10: sqnsIS 20 ~ ina Warner and Gsrdner tras,
lots 50 10 ss and Part $3.50 lot 81 2s Of Sub Of
aud Edison, trustees, b. r.. q Iowery, sgq0
lot -, SUD OF squar 623. Warren Choafe 10
-, n 'ti"iu' 900; lots SO TO IS, kelly's
sSn - D. sI, - q. Norment tn 8. Normant
500; east half 81 n. lot ID, so. 575 +. Doug
ID Ia 70 a. Nailnr m: s735; lot 10, So 25S Jas
4. hoWIeS 70 tomas McCabe, $3.50; part
Iot !; sI, N9 Z. C Luckett to Joseph II
E"f rer, trust -, to S. NOrment, 2 ,IOO part
10. ! itstrv| lion u. j. l.. Ashby to Arthur
" co.'s = part lot 3. so. IA Joseph A.
keefer 10 Torfel-a Z. Keefsr, 50, lot II. 81.
~. D w. Sbaw 10 c. a. Beavens. ~6i o; lot 81,
tup' OF SO - Beavens to Shaw, y 5ln; Ioi
-. 50 3" Fullerton and White. trustees, IL
l. D. II ley, :, lot ), sub. 81. Ii9.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
STEAMERS, &c.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT,
TGR NORFOLK, FORTRESS AONHOA AHp
TIE SOUTH.
The win and elegsG. iron s.eamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain J. WHITE, r.
lea leave, q si5sh m street Wharf every Mon; SE
O'Clock .. N, connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern loints. Returning,
urday at d O'Clock p N.
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Ds. LEON, I0 sth stSeel northvest,
Evening star., 1877-10-16
nj ME- dAhhErT,
DRESSafAKER,
HOS y street northeast.

Respectfully scicits the patronage Of the ladies OF
this city. hom she to satisfactorily su
In the matter Of bressmaking.
~ Dres 20 cut. baetsd and finished in the latsst
and moa Artistic styls, md ea unexceDtonable ht
guarantee0.
Evening star., 1877-10-16
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

'"1N p r . P.n
Evening star., 1877-10-16

Day number OF wOrkmen employed by
Edwin NOyes TO move a line of fence ad join-
lag the land of Nathaniel Gilman were 'fjref
upon by the latter with a rifle and shotgun
snd tnree OF them were wounded. Gilman
shot his own brother on Broadway, New
York, last winter.
THE MOB OF MYxICANs are still in nos
session OF the lower end of FL Paso county.
on me Mexican border. All the American
citizens have abandoned their homes Jnfoe
How ward, who killed Cards, the leader OF the
mob, escaped TO Mesilla. and the sheriff IL
heTt also, and does not dare 10 return with
out Howard. Judge Blaken is on the way
Hom Fort Davis with troops to restore order.
\ STABBER.-In Lawrence, Mass Satur-
day night, Frank Beatty, a notorious rough
assaulted an old man, Timothy Dineen. stab
ping him in the left side. Dineen ran, and
Beatty. IN not pursuit, rnistaking John Nc
Carthy Tor the man he was after, drove the
knife into his temple, inficting fatal
wound. Beatty escaped.
The CHAMPION SCULLER.-Eyan Morris
won the five lie sculling match near PITTS
SuIg, Pa Saturday, beating Patsey Luther
ny Tour lengths. IN 81 minutes seconds. Tae
lSce was for II 600 aside and the champion
snip, and was one of the best ever rowei in
that vicinity.
MABEL LEONARD Donohue, OF
New York, has remanded the actress NJ Abel
Leonard TO some member of the theatrical
profession, and her brother George to his
iatler The mother is committed for con-
IN THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION on Sat-
urday the amendment OF the constitution for
shortening the morning and evening" pray
ers, was defeated. The vote by dioceses
stood: Clerical-yeas 13, nays q divided s:
lay celegafes-yeas l3, nays 81, divided 5.
OHIO REPUBLICANS have great respect
for the Presidents civil service order. Over
10000 of 'em stayed at home on Tuesday in
stead of going 10 the polls and meddliny
with politics. Norr. Herdti.
GROUND WAS BROKEN yesterday at three
different points between Camden and Vine
Iand y. j., for the proposed Philadelphia
Pecied that the road will be in running
order early next spring.
NILEs G. PARKER. ex state treasurer OF
South Carolina who was arrested on a requI-
stion In Jersey City. y. j. charged with en-
SSezzleme Mt, was taken TO South Carolina on
Sa'Uriay per steamer Charleston.
IHE APACHEs SURRENDER. Gen. Pope
an.ounees ,he surrender of a hundred and
eiehiy Apaehes. including three chiefs.
Ia, Ga, Yesterday.
row. 'oA =" III
- national temperance convention
meets IN Cleveland Ohfo, to-morrow.
ENDORSED by the peoIle ~ . safe reliable, harm
less, snd cheap remedy DR. Bulls Cough SyIas.
NIME. GARRETT,
DRESSafAKER,
1lO3 street northwest,
Resrsctniy sclicts the patronage Of the ladies OF
this city v hom she eparsd to enthusiastically suV
In the matter Of fbressmakirg.
~ Dres 20 cut, basted and Anished in the lats,x
and moa Artistic styls, md sn pnexceDttonabls ht
Evening star., 1877-10-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW LAW PCBLICATIONS.-Vol ~
etatutes At Large, -4'h Congress. Williams or
Executors; vols. Bauon's Law Practice TVier
on fsrtnershlp. Abhott National Digest: vol
Laws American Digest 81 Pstetts, vol. ]. Profat
on hCtarits. Common Law Practice m Civil Ac
tIois by Waiter CaE. Il Washington & ~. New
miscsllans"Es Publications.. One Year A broad, hy
aui hor Of One summer. Ma.E Twain = utobiogra-
pby. knight - he 18th Coaturv. by y p Roe
JEeO. 10y Mr.. y. u BEru.tt. That Hor-id Girl
That Hust1Id u Mine. Hy Mother Las TneE
All 10 IL. MinstOv by Mrs. Leith Adams. Mar,
geIy Bruce = LovfIs. hy Narv Patrick
WI. Oh. MORRISON,
Evening star., 1877-10-16

4" ah,. sbli' s9t: rs;Tlct: argue on demurre
meLced. Ss'- b"iih' 'ie""7"' I'M
Evening star., 1877-10-16

ichz rd ~. P.att. assault Martha Pratt; a
John Thomas forfeited collateral for assault on
GrItfGde smIih. Henry Nelson, assault Annie
Nelson. so and costs or thirty days in jaiI VIM.
Garrett, assault on Rose Johnson: ~5 ana costs or
hitern days IN Jail. Annie Davis, loud; s. '4eorga
Baden, assault on Officer Ross; SIS. Geo Williams
ana John coleman, cOlnr"d larceny of q chil's car
riae": worth SIS, from Nathan Burnham: sixty days
CH IN rail
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JOsEPH g. FOSTER DEfD.
Iyis Varied Life on the stage In Great Brit
niu and In the United sint-s.

Joseph Charles Foster, the worli-famcd
pantomlnist. author OF many spectacular
plays. circus and thcatre manager, musical
composer. coatumcr. and modeller. died on
Monday evening in his home at 433 Eighth ave-
nue. IIo wns borne on the 3lst Of January.
1904 in Edinburgh. In his earlier years he
was a play actor in the British provinces. and
later he ASA istod in the production of PINTO
mines in Astley's Amphiteatre. in tho Adelphi
and in tho lIaymarkct He came to this coun-
trv in 1892 with tho celebrated Cookies circus
from London and tho company opened tho
Vauxha Gardens. at Eighth street and the
Bowcry. Therein. under Fosters directions.
"St. George md thr Dragon and Mazeppa.
the Will Horse Of Tartary." were produced.
Mr. Foster went to Cincinnati and entered
into partnership with John Robinson, one of
tho grcatest Of Western circus mon. In the
company were Dan Stone. Eaton Stone. Charles
Rogers and Frank Whitaker uhp lntter now
tho ring mastrr in Barnum's Hippoiromel.
The show started from Gin 'innHti. and ,t,up ,d
Ncw Orleans. When that place was reached
sam Nrkn'y twhn rc'ently died! WIS doing "a
good business. Robinson and Foster bought
hiu ont. and. with tho " grHut comblnnt ion
show travelled until tho circus became bank
Nncn Mr. Foster rcachcd philadclphia he
lrOlu rd us own play. Tho Niiad Queen. ="
In t'in cast w're William +. Burton. Charlotte
Cusnman and the grrat Neailr. Auerwnrl, he
put the EnrhantrOs-' upon tho stage. In this
play Peter and Caroline kchings. the operate
In 1873 Foster Was in partnership with Con
Rufus Welsh. Together they opened the M
lonal Circus on the site of the Continental
Wish took tn. oii Chestnut 5 rc1, racaire. .ii
md mndo much money with Mos in China
The Pniiai eiphla irman. Monte Crlsto.'
In 1851 Fl-i %. w.nt tn Pftt4hur..h through the
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THE LOUISIINf COMBUSTION.
Profcssing Concern for the Poor Negroes
Dickerinz for Hayes Senators.

NEW ORLEANS. April 10.-Thc commission
prof's~c- 10 be- very much concerned for the
fate of the carpet -baggcr- and tn poor negroes
In the event OF the recognition OF the Nichols
Government. Thoy are hard to satisfy on this
point. The ciiiz,n- in large numbers have
called upon them and gave thom every assur-
ancc that no man. no matter what his past
oif noes may have been. will b. prosecuted.
The Intelligent negroes like Pin'hba,k and the
better class Of carp't-baggrrs laugh at the
fears which some members Of the commits
sion profess for the security OF Republic
cans. \ large delegation Of negroes from
the city called upon the commission this norm
Ing and mad" a pathetic appeal for the prOt'c-
ton ~ the Fed irrul Government. They made u
dr 'idnd impression. After the negroes came
IN" city Councils. who made nm exhibit of the
city debt ana the effect Of carpet-hag rObberics
on the busln ,ss lnt'rcs,, Of the town. They
showed that the city had been robbed Of forty
odd millions in ten years and that for the deb.
OF twenty two millions created not one dollar :
worth of benefit had been derived. The com =
mission then addressed letters of inquiry 10
each ~ thr Leg slaturcs, asking for information
rs 10 their l"go lity. and then adjourned % Lake
Punte ehaltrain To- b" dMod There H. "A growing
feeling of un"ls u'~- an dis.at ~fu ton in the
community ~ the nauuuvrrs If the commis-
SION. aut N" belief grows that they arr only
dir.rrns FOR Hayc- senators. Trouble is i'm
mlusuf
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TURKEY STANDING DEFIANT.
NO MORE FOREIGN INTERFERENCE Nv
HER INTERNAL AEEIIRS.
Repcii,rr Russia's Declaration Appended to
the Protocoi-ReIecting Montcnearo's De-
mands War Believed to be Inevitable.


LONDON, April 1O-A despatch from Con-
stantnoplc snys that the Russian representative
has informed Safvct Pasha that Russia desires
to receive the Porto's reply about the protocol
before tho 18th inst. Tho state Of affairs is ro-
gardcd IA extremely critical.
A despatch from Vienna says: "Thc fact that
the Turkish Ministers took no final decision at
the Council yesterday shows that negotiations
with the powers continue. fthoy nrc TO lead to
successful issue 1t ought not to be forgotten
that the Porte must reckon rs much with public
feeling ns Russia. Tho powers say. Tho Turks
have built golden bridge for Russia. We do
not ask for 80 much only that thcy should not
stand in the line Of our retreat This demand
does not seem unrcnsonablo."
TO n certain extent, the Russian declaration
which was devised to prevent collision and
remove difficulties has become an obstacle I'm
the way of u scttlrmrnt. Although not officially
informed regarding the negotiations in Lon
don. the Porte seemed beforehand to anticipate
the general tenor of the protocol |, was immc-
diatcly perceived at C5nsantinopc that the
main question Ht issue for Turkey WIS the prin-
clric whether she should h' patty tp "A trans
acton Nlftually uhrn-nt.ns tn trraN of Pdr.s.
or. hy protesting place herself in opposition 10
the guaranteeing powers. But the stipulations
Of The treaty of Par, could only have real yIuc
| 10 Turkoysso long ns th'y were respected and
recognized 10y the powers VINO signed the treaty
| Ih.r"lorc. hsorr seeing the protocol. tho Turks
h"d r. on il"d tlcms Ives to its acceptance.
Although some are conyin ''d that sooner or
! lHtrr a rnhslon win kussu Us ~ Nii"hlo AMI
that II VIII he sump tim" lNsfor. Turkey VIII be-
;" well urrpar'i a- now, ln".r m III" head Of
Affairs IN TurSej shrink from the responsibility
of a stop w4i'h ullght bring the country to the
verge of ruin: nnl th"y ilnl support iu the Sui
tan. who yi,lds nothing 60 the car in his desire
for prure I'm IA L. Ir.yi lu- t. the comnunicil-
tion ol IN" Russian declaration, the b 81 dispose
tiuu prevail q at ln-tantinople; and had il not
Z i b II
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tim nj. ." Close t., conf f~sionals. tar down the
chIr'hrs and abolish thc religious press;
Speaking oi the roming plgrimuHO 10 i'oine.
th" !" 'tursr said IL would not bc ht AL sur
pr sing # Victor Emanuel wrrc soon tp reiisc
to allow pilgrims tO enter the sacred city. lio
was in the hands Of secret sn'ilSitS, ana ne
hrld his throne 10y their consent that ne hlsnt
carry out their programmes.
In the Vatican. across the Tiber, dwct the
Pope. greater and happier than any King. " q
goodness wis known all over the world. and
Rome was filed with engaging stories ul hiH
hrn"volcncc and sweetness oi dispOst on. ON -
he wis dis covered in the Vatican garden. with
three Cardinals nni little bOv. play ing at hide
and cock. His wit ~ keen and cnustic. once
an author sent him book in which were The
lines: Our saint triumphed over oil temria-
tons. but ono sn1rc he could not cscnpc. io
married" The Pope clst the book from him.
What" he exclaimed shall 1t be said that
our Church contains six sacramento ana ono
snnrci"
40 fear need be entertained IA to the health
oi the Pope. Tho newspapers W re continually
reporting him dangerously III, hut ne cunN Ol 4
long lived family. " nm IN the handso OF Goi. ~
hc said, a short time since. and shall blcrs the
hour when he calls mo tn him but my son.
when tnkc up u foreign newspaper, ami don
see my last moments dos rihed. IT seems 10 iuc
thr the editors have forgotten -umDthiny
Plus was once asked what his prin'ip q
were. He answered. "'Our Tathcr which art in
heaven. Thy kingdom como: Thy Will io
done Those are my principles. have no
Othprs."
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ONE WY or sHTPPING DYNAMITE.


A barrel which came from Europe by the
German steamer fr,ia. consigned to r. J.. 4 \
Meyer. and represented ~ contain thirty ltrcs
OF wine, wus rolod cat Tor examination and
nppraisement yesterday in the Government
stores ON Washington strcct between Hubert
and Inasht streets Mr.. Farring,on the exam
inor. stuck his vail iehc-an instrument used by
gaugor- in extract ng samples of liquors into
thu barrel. and felt it strike against something
solid. Mindful of informal machines. hand gre
nadc~. g. he ccasnd gauging. and sent mes
sengcr To- Deputy Coli. tor Biat'hford.
That officer ordered the barrel to be- opened.
BY this time the conviction " the presence Of
some dangerous explosive had become general.
and the opening WAS performed with II caro- sell
dom seen in tho Custom House. The iron hoop
at the top of the barrel could not have hecn
handled moro gingerly had it been rcd hot. and
the poor follow who was ordered to LIT thc head
wanted first To- max" his viii.
Aurr tine wine hHd boon drawn on thorc WIS
exposed 20 view a. N can capable of holding I've
or -iN gallons. II wa- rraeed 10y RON feet which
rnnri"i either houi uf tn" barrel, hHi lateral
bra" " wood To- hold II S'raiy and WIS iutthcr
k'I IN position y complication of strong
cords. No one volunteered tn inr Idle with the
mysterious ran. Finally Mr.. farr'ncion. hy dl-
re- ton Of Mr. Hlat'hiori, cnuiIou-y eat thr
STRING and with cour'E" for whi IA lac is o. re-
oelv'~ special mention IN ~" IN ial report Of the
affair hitod the hd from the ran.
Ni'Nu thc largo can was smaller ono. Nlel
viii INunmit". amt around this ulIHi a
quantity gi blasting iu~,. on topgi which ly "a
tim.iel t.at thDrn WIS dyulmit. enough t.
hay blown down large house.
iorm'i Can't. .tailrey of tlr Lo1uari street
I0H.fo oi IS dls nVrry. uni capt taiiio, ~"nt
word t. Nj, T,rhuue. lnsIer9r Of ,ogunu-ti-
bios. IHpuiy inspector Hughes vested th'
tNN. rulurui stores. and. ar Nr viewing the dam
ecrou- b.. rrci. advised MIR. biat r. tntAtow
10 a -