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a,lg OF VALUABLE
business Real Estate

.,l.rlusI, John F. Etmupdson. Admits
~ I'M tGS Vim annexed Of Michael Tsrnan,
1Lr ssrsGy dves notice that be viii On
TrbSE>pAY, the 18th day Of December, AID. ls7s,
-,,aB, Al 10 O'elsck 4. NJ, sell At public auction
Uni Igof Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
81" Az II Wheeling, Ohio county, ". Va, the
2 Il. I. .fbri real estate 10 Ald city, to.wit
49,, :, No. II land fronting On the east side 81 Main
l-''I, Itseu Iuh aud llth STREETS, and being nHIt
~ H. pnpqrty Of C.. =. WlnHertef. formerly
80 Inv 10 John Bishop, having twenty-five fed
- vaia ,.reet aud running back 81 even tFGn.
~ w, in Width TO an alley In the rear thereof
w., N,In and Market Street. Said property b
S',+1rI-i Al present by MeSsn. Bloch Bros. a .
81 az, and Is veil situated for business pur-
20 ~ prnpsrtT will b. SHld subject 10 lease 70
: Rg, srIp.nnS March 5lst, 1879, rate VI 500 per
-. IN purchaser TO take the rents from time Of
50. .,s,.S mill termination Of the lease.
~ al Administrator, | will warrant specially
.stit to aid property.
Nv, ~ Of s~GLELOne-third Of the purchase money
"a hspl. and the residue In two equal Install:
o. ,Tlblr in one aud two years from the day Of
~. X interest. The deferred payments 70 be y
- "a ,hs ,aLi,iartI0u Of the undersigned.
JOHN =. EDMUNDS0S,
Administrator ~ Aforesaid.
uyrvEY. AuetIOueer. dee
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gr.stsss' SaIss.


TRUSTEES SALE
,,,o DEEDS u Trust, the 6rt datsd on
.! nrus august, 1876, and The second on thl
z Y, Z b r%l'1isf' lS.Ii aSIa i, Ial .: y :, 4 4ss:i saH ~
81 49, Bgjlding, Land and Loan Association
Z Z st,sT p q; o' %s. & y e Sst e 4 p. "a 3 es 49S9.
0sfel "" :, p'xs los, and Deed Of Trust Book
~ Ne ~ ~ ~, respectively, 1 VIII sell a pablic
got , 81 til. .lh DAY Of December, isTs.
door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio County,
I'yEgII 10 o'clock A. ~, the following described
81. 5S3t, 'ligIls Gu the Est dSs q frout itrefs, 70
~ JIM ,,tss az The estate d L. Zane, On Mkeal.
q HS .sj, isi deIgna,sd on the plasUt'asd addition
> AEg i5Setblr cash, or more 70 purchaser 70
1,,Scs nynble 10 equal iugtallmsnis At dT and
~ ,'.D,h' aNurel By deed Of trust.
'"WW.1. =, trustee, l shall only convey such TIDE =
sIaI' IN ne A. such trustee, although uue u b.
sI~ Il Isa''h W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Il u,tLEk, AurtlOneer. n1d
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Keep your Liver and stomach healthy
by judicious diet; keep the skin free by
bathing and exercise. and protect yourself
from disease by wearing an Egyptian Fever
aud Aghe and liver Pad, the greatest
known remedy for %nreyentlng disease.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
h,irabIe Residence on Fifteenth St.

Be- true oi a Deed Of Trust made by n. {. Arthur
"a gphe ", Ills wife, to the undersigned Trustee,
Iri June 18th, 1874, and Of record In the Office Of
h. fsanty COaFt Of Ohio county. West Virginia, 10
IrI u Trust Book No. !, pages 21 and 80, ! Wtllo on
WEDNESDAY, oCToRER q, 1878,
dsa,ndng at 10 o'clock 4. ", sell At public auction
4 ihe irpnt door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
y OlOFinE described real estate, viz Lot numbered
tarv.are Isl in Graham's addition 10 the city Of
IsrslHV, aud being situate on the north side Of
Hs,s,L street (old CentreA between what Vas for
MI EBoEn as Filth and Sixth streets, 10 the city
tEAcrlIhE. West vrginla, excepting ave feet and
81 iorhes % the west side Of add Iot. a.,
rHe IL erected on that portion Of aid lot 70 be sold
iIe1 desirable two-GtOry and attic brick dwelling
~ and all necessary Ontbulldlnr. III
M bFlIeyed 10 b. perfect, but selling rs Trustee ]
EIaiy convey such title n Il vestedt me By aid
~ i Trust.
nav. % slLK-TWoT Thousand Five Hundred Doll
na,h on day Of aIlas balances In two equal INSTALL
NJ, ii six aud twelve months, deferred payments
~ sturrd by Deed Of Trust on the property sold,
II ln,uranev sufficient to cover. p %
Ss:I.s4Oc.3 J.v. l. RODGERS, Trustee.
ne alOVs sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
INuubtr "a, 1875, ut the same hour aud place.
Gl,3lAnG9 J. V. l, RODGERS, Trustee.
~ alc Of the above property Is PSstp9ned until
-5VGs J.v. L. RODGERS Trusted
ne nle AZ the above prpperiy1s postponed lnt1
NpSESDAY. November a, 1873, Al the same hour
sSr.- ~. I. RODGERS, Trustee.
ne ale Of The above described property l. post
ssa mill SATURDAY, peesmber ~ ls7s, at the
"a '"' j. Y. L. RonGERs, Trustee.
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SANEQRp,S RADICAL eURE

BOT onty promptly arreStS the eorrodinR discharges
In cAtafrh, but, BY yympathettc acton, t restores TO
sound health all the organs Of the hthd that have
Ing A4ectlonS!-
Defective Ey-sight, Unframed and tEattery
Eyes. Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earaehe, Neuralgia OF b Ear,
Discharges from thsEar, Ringing Noises
In the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains in the Temples, Loss OF tho
Senses ofTasts and Smell, E1ongation Of
tho Uyula, Inflammation Of the Tonhlls,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis, and Bleeding OF tho
Lungs.
Zach package contains DR.. SAaford's Improved
fnhAling TnbN, with full and carefully prepared d.
reetionIf for use In all cases. Price, 81. For sale By
an wholesale and retail druggists and dealeFt
throuRhout the United States An1 CAnAdaS. WEEKS
q PoTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
HIstl, bolton, MIG.
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Price. as Cents.

b. careful. to call for COLLINS yoIrMcplAs.
TER lest you get some woIthless initiation, Soidhy
all Wholesale and Retail Druggtst9 thtolgae1t ne
fEt, PropFteton, boston. Mas. , rF
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.@cOLLINs@
voL1AIc PLAsTERs

IA highly MSdlcAted Plaster, forming tho
grAndest curative agent In the world Of medicine.
and utterly surprising all other PtastefS heretofore
In use. They accomplish more In one week than
The old rlastefS In . whole year. They do mot pal.
IatE, they u They
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I,SS7 Pise,, amounting to.-.. -..-:.....-..::-si .e'+ N
Responsible corresponding aEsnn sAasos 60
P5Hn y sai ISA'
IvniIe atscu for n.r. 10 elabs should only be nsds
"a ~ home ottcs 10 SFw 0rle1nA a.
lormation OF send Ordefs 70 nIr,purH
20. Box 90, New Orleans =:
al onr duni Extraordinary Drawings ART nndsf me
assSTsIor ara 'mSnarement Of Gen'h 9 I. bEAC-
RESIRpsad JuRAIsA A. EARLY. GALLOWAY
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

SUFFERERS Esss si fs.ss;, Ds sa.lE;;
- HigoF, Syphilis, or any
form Of dbeaSe. cured At The old WESfERN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 298 Vine 50, Gin
No charge until cured, Call or write for free
advice. Charges low. Hall rates 90 b
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n noREDAYs

Ana thea Re.anptioa Of specie Pay.
ments-The nin Presiding For That
Great Event
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hGEVRY 1 PACE, Aueti0neera. ee2o
IAt llOys AIS = adjourned until SATURDAY, the
W y Y NovemhaI, 1873, at n o'elook 4. NJ D he
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,,t.t i9sS S, t y "a d / i' 4 tl SS1,; alI issG E, H aoss |s
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ugu =. CALpWELi+ iInteS.
- numbered one md thFeG 90 mid ptlt having
~ I'D November 80, iSIs, for sos apd SOL ospfsc,;
aII' hsaboVs ale as TO tho proPeTtE yGi 70 BE- sold
%st.r. isI, an o'clock \. ", ii the same place On
, 1878-08-01
MEXICAN
Mustang Linimont,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This lnImcnt very naturally orlgInntcdin in Amer.
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising nnA1otes for tho naadlcs Of her chli.
drcn. It's fame has been spreading for DycarS,
until now 1t cnclrclcs the habtabe globe.
The Mexican Mustang LiuIment is matchIrss
remedy forall external ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owners md farmers it H. iavaluablc
A single bottle often saves n human life or rc.
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, oX.
COW, or sheep.
It cures foot.rot, hoorail, hollow horn grub.
s.rcw.NOr,n, lloG,derrot, mango, the bites H0I
st.rSso ot posonoas reptiles ana Insects, and dcyery
such drawback to stock breeding and bush lfr.
1t cures every external trouble of horsc' Hrh
as lancncss, scratches, Gwlnny sprains founder
wind gall, r,Agborc etc, etc.
.dc GcEical NUa,nnF i!aimcnt i3 the quickest
cure In the wur.l for accidents occurring In the
family, IN the a',acucr Of n physician, such ms
burns, fcald3 sprG!ns, cuts, etc, and for rhcuma
tlsm, r'd Gt!caca3 cnscadcred by exposure Par
tlcuarly valuable to Miners.
It IA the cheapest remedy In the world, for II
prnctratcs tho umgacc 10 the bone, HHd q single
app,lra.!on Is generally sufficient 10 cure
Mexican Mustang Tlnmcnt is put up In three
sizes Of bottles, tho larger ones being proportion
atoly much the cheapest Sold everywhere
, 1878-08-01
HOW'S YOUR LAYER?

If the skin be yel ow and muddy. the
bowels conStipdted; If you have ringing in
your ears, duh pains in the side, sick
headache. sour stomach. hot Or dry skin.
spots before the eyes. bad taste in the
mouth. cold leet and hands, slrcpincSs,
giCIdiness, loss otappetite bad circulation
of the blood, Sweilcd limbs. &c., you may
safely conclude your liver is out of order
The liver is more apt to become dl>or,crcd
than amy other organ Of the body. Ms its
duty is to filter the purtirs from the blood
When it becomes weak, obstructcl and
diseased it must fail 80 do its duty. and
The whole body suffers. Try Whites
Prairie Flower, the greatest known liver
panncea in the wor,d. Sample bottle %
cents, large size 10 cents. For sale every
where 4
, 1878-08-01
CCElE@SEg ITEG,9.

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ou n.hWI uoW G,, I'm seattle nai.G
u cargo.
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On awl after August 1T. regular trains
will uG twice a day from Olympia 20
Tcujuo, making close connections with
, 1878-08-01
Iur o,aonhY.a..~.

Nrus are uu W9u'iUg tn show
l'ut the ,tlo. Wd -ruwbauy put, will
uJn luDg begin to- r>crr,~r au mpurtDut
Wiiu'u,o u ua.iwJI Io0iljr. I'll"
,.u'iuD r"routlv formed between the cN-
lrmo 9dvo@t,- pt plr,rmoury and those
who champion ,u" r"jlI. ul mIUUl. labor
,19Hiu>t an otIrr form, of immau industry
j. H- rrmHI,rhlr a~ il /, origiUnl. In the
writings of almost every politicl! ccouo-
mist a paper currency In, been lruuuurci
A. the most powerful engine in ,hc haud,
of rich governing class for the opprr--
sion aud still further inpovrri>mcnt of
their poorer urighbOrS. aUl this view was
until lately adopted and enlarged upon in
every popular exposition of the wrongs OF
the wOrkiugman. Now all is changed.
Men like General Butler who aspire to
the leadership of the Workiugmcn 5
/ movement for political CONTROL throw 10
the winds all the principles which have
hitherto been admitted and advocate inl-
mcnSc issues OF paper money Is Il means
of bcttering the couditon OF the toilrrS for
daily wages. WcndcI Phillips, who is
nothing if not Il champion of free labor,
| lends all his elOQucnce to the same cause,
and with Il vigor which recalls his early
efforts III tllc alltl-S"lNCry crU>aVc, cries
ont Tor more grccnhackS as the only SALIVA
ton of the country il general and the Re-
publican party in particular. More
| grecnbackS is evidently to be the raIlying
cry of the new party, and it is held out as
Il Spccous bait to Il class of voters who
cannot be expected to understand the sub
tie processes by which deprecated cur
rency always acts as robbery OF the poor,
and they are simply led to hope. contrary
to all experience, that in a multiplication
of paper ISSUES their own small means will
be increased. 1t is unfortunate that just
when the national finances are approach
ing satisfactory basis. when a paper dol
lar is within Il fraction Of being worth a
god dollar, an element Of disturbance
should he introduced to the detrimcnt Of
every interest and particularly to that OF
the workingmen themselves.
, 1878-08-01
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An oil physician retired from active pInc-
tlcc, having had placed in his hands by an
East Indian missionary the formula of II SIM
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy ana per-
tHrrh, Asthma, ami Hll Throat and Lung al
tections. also Il positive AN radical cure for
General Icpiiit" and all nervous complaints
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
powers in thousands of cases, feels il
his duty 10 make II known to his suffering
fellows. The rccclpc viii be sent free of charge
to all who desire ii, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using Address
with stamp naming his paper.
Dr. M. Il. Bell,
No. 8S COGI tland ST.,
& BALTIMORE, MD.
, 1878-08-01
LOCAL NOTICES.

"a" Stereoscopic views of all important
points of Puget Sound and California, for
sale at Jas. Jones.
Go to Waterman & Katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable prices.
Eg'" Go to Jas. Jones for all kinds Of
ruit; Corner Custom House.
20" Blank deeds, mortgages, bills of
sale. etc. for sale ut Jas. Jones' corner
custom house building.
r. Two rirSt-clasS sewing machines.
a il>On and Il Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply mt the ARGUS office.
, 1878-08-01
~ ANY DEALER INFORuN

You that he h4-a CIrutilrirr idpn'iral with
or confirming Ingredients equally %" -Upr-
rior in efficacy to those Of ~DIDDONI,
di,crrdir rh,. statement ana insist upon
hpving thar alone. BY doing 80. you ri,I
secure Il dcntiiiCo par excellence the e
IN the marhct. confirming bountc @ O..
ments ofmr" pre~eryItive Influence lpou
the teeth. AMI one which will cndoW them
with most becoming whitene1S. Auot lrr
desirable feature OF rhiS stable rOict artir'e @
i, that it imparts fragrance TO the breath.
Sold BY the druggists.
, 1878-08-01

Daniel Sturgeon, who died at Union
town. Pa, Wednesday week, served in
the United States Senate with Clay, Web
Ster, Calhoon. Benton and Wright during
the Administration of Presidents Harrison.
Tyler and Polk. He held several State
offices il Pennsylvania. and was Treasurer
OF the United States mint at Philadelphia
In 1853.
, 1878-08-01

The movement against the agricultural
machinery is reaching such proportions
in Ohio and Indiana as to seriously alarm
the farmers. Scores Of reaping machines
have already been destroyed. and every
day brings reports of fresIl depre'lations.
On other machines notices have been
posted threatening their destruction if the
owners 10 NOT lay them ASIDE and employ
men to cut their grain. Many are yield
ing and discarding their machines. Those
who have Travelled in the rural districts of
Indiana during the past week say that Il
very large proportion of the fields OF
wheat in the State are being cut by hand
Farmers have posted notices OF warning
on their lands, and are taking means for
protection of their property at night. II
the destruction Of machines goes on. hero
ic measures will be adopted soon in many
localities. The supply Of labor is not
equal to the demand
, 1878-08-01

The inspector and the engineer of
this lighthouse district visited Point
Wilson, Puget Sound and TilIamook
Head, coast Of Oregon, during last
week, and jointly selected sites fora
light and fog signal at the former
place and a lighthouse AT the latter.
Their report wilt be at once forward
ed to Wasbinpton.-''Bcc.7 -
, 1878-08-01
u. s. Marine Hospital.
rORr rOWNsEND. W. u.

Any SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
- Hospital dues for two months pruc 81
inE his application for udnliSs iun,is entitled
10 Hospital rrlieI.
Port IoWIi-rnd Hospital.
Tn" above m~utuuon h1virg been placed
ON a pvllnNncut footing, rs the lnItcd
STATES hospital for Marine Patients On
Puget sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
IN announcing that no pains or expense
viii ne spared IN mni-tCrmg Ia the com.
tOll ma convenience of privntepaticnt-
This Is the largest General Hospital north
Of ~hn tHulcl-cO, ana 10y IN the most com.
plefc IN equipment, II haS been thoroughly
I'iltcd aui wiurui7hud. li- general war p
have nc'om'uOdai IUus tor about one hum
tI"' patients Hn.l are peculiarly adapted
tor cases requiring the most careful treat
meul jut constant -uUCry l-rDn st limited
eNrrn~.,. those WHO desire them viii Pc
Furnished with rriyi't. rooms. entirety
-'1l.ir "r" 0i~lturh at slight additional
cost.
~, Tho attention Of Mil owners. AMI
those Interested IN shippmg Is called to
the htat that scimcn suffering from conta-
gIOuS diseases viii be treated outside the
Hospital without expense 10 the vessel.
THOMAS +. MINOR, VI. d.,
2d'I Managing Surgeon.
, 1878-08-01

Mr.. Ross says it has cost him
eighty Thousand dollars to find his
lost Charlie. A good many men
would gladly lose all their boys for
half the money.
, 1878-08-01

The Dayton (W. IT, wooden mills
are turning out blankets by the han
dreds, all Of a superior quality and
at prices defying competition sue
cessluliy.
, 1878-08-01

For q man to say that he can never
change his opinion, il either to imply that
he is TOO obstinate to be taught by expert
ancC. or that he claims initial iibiIitV.
, 1878-08-01

fornia. says lul, the woH. crop """.
there will ho good ,a., year,
\ oro-c.t j, uo toot fer the com,
,uuc,ion Of a nawoN.gua-' h'IT'o'
from Suma--, b, c., to BrIIp2ham
BAY, W. T.
THE Democratic leaders in this
Territory are completely out of sorts
thi, ycar because the RepnbIlcans
will not make the initial move
Lord puferin has made numerous
note, in the course of his travels mi
tine Dominion and States, and work
based ON these will soon appear.
Gen, Sherman's oldest son, a youth
of22. has Just sailed for Eng land with
the intention OF entering there the
noyitiate of the Society of Jesus.
The Olympia and Tenio r. K. Co.
and the y. p. r. r. Agent at Tacoma
are already reciprocating favors in a
way indicative of harmonious work
ing.
Judge Jacobs states that the charg
es preferred against Gov. Ferry VIII
have to be substantiated by much
better proof than had been furnished
before he left to have the effect to
an investigation.
The Victoria and Vancouver Island
people generally are getting very
much exercised over the subject OF
transcortinentaI railway, and the APP
parent neglect on the part of the Ot'
tawa Government of their necessities
and claims.
The latest howl has been raised
over the "crookedness' of an Indian
Agent named Livingstone, located
in Dakota Territory. The S. F.
"Chronicle," with its usual ultra
ideas, think it is now warranted in
calling Indian agents generally
nnlv ,,E
p
After the lst day OF september
next the present bankrupt Ia" VIII
cease to exist, except for the pur-
pose OF completing proceedings al
rea1Iy commenced. Up 70 '"al PER-,
cd, however, petitions may be filed
ord nroceedinos conducted TO con.
cInsion nnder the present act
,.
The problem OF aerlal naV!gat'0h
mas at last been soiVeu; Frol' h'ch-
tels' OF Hartford conn, mas construct
ed an air ship with whlch ne success
fully eXperImented- before a large
number OF spectators, on the ,; lIth 9'
l"e' '''o'''i, ~ ""ss ".'"' r. d'''.u 3i "u ~.
.an.aSs VIC ; "e" e'tu'',pn n @ VIII 0e
'o'''e' ~ .e'""'''' " W ''0"'
A writer in the Victoria "Standard"
suggests that the $4,000 expended
:" y, .o.n 'e"'a.tpn r, Io' ,ne s ao'"o S naH
20 > vi I1o'.'aiy W: I''A'l llo'n oa'' m lan
1''Go W. ,,;,.. ~ ,,a;, ~ Lot,naaa h 49,
IuI'"S n"''y ''a'i - SCI '1Uo ~ '' Oo'"e." ", tpe
'"''o. P'aoo "nu o,t r:,. ho""se''u. 81 W.
question ''Ie a'N'o"p'"Uy Ip y. ."e ''o'e
"o '''"'t'l ~" '''u0" ,vaUe' '''0 az
80. T,t"'"oo"''o G w ~" '''" ''""
uSe' oo""u PooP'o'
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany has brought suit, in the United
States Circuit Court at San Francisco,
against Pierre B. Cornwall to recov-
er $4,000 damages for alleged
oFeacn Oh contract III way laS' the
company sou 10 20 'nG u'ienueli' lne
STEAMER , "'eaI l.ePHo,,c' WIN n1 'n9 uh
ue!S'a,!a,ns aa onn aI,at :t lorlei' slloulo oe
l'S'u 10 o' @ Sso'o0o % = IL "aS run 10 aTy
VI '.'e Po.'H T''.''' r,L tHo PIa''l.'iI
e'e"'i.'.s r"''eo ~ "'' t'''S * ee'l'e'' I
- 9"'u W ',".o "eo'' Nto'"'eN' anu VIC
lo''e'' 10 c'"''ieu''
BEEcHER CoNuNG.-Mr. Pratt, the
advance agent for Henry Ward
The sun., 1878-07-25
LOST FROM 4 CONEY ISLAND BoiT.
A Bont Lowered Too Late to Save the Life
OF Isanc tnde rdorfer.

Considerable interest has been occa stoned
on the east side 10y the drowning Il Isaac Under
dorier. the we-known tobacronis, Of 81 Bow
cry. while returning from Concy Island on
Tuesday night Mr.. Unlerdorfer went to tho
island ON business. and h. started back by way
of Locust Grove taking tho last boat the John
Sylvester. which is due In New York at l0is p
NJ. On tho boat Mr.. Unlerdorfer fell in with
u party of friends with whom he drank one or
two glasses Of lager. When the hoat arrived of
the Cortlandt street ferry. Mr. Underdorfer and
n party of friends were making merry on the
port side Of the forward deck suddenly the
bout sheered 20 the right 10 avoid "A passing
frrryh and at the same moment a cry Was
bOard,'
The Captain John II. Post rushed 10 tho rear
promenade dr. X aud gave orders To have the
lifeboat lowered. but the confusion Wns ~ great
Meantime the engines had been reversed and
IN" boat backed rs nearlyaS possible back to tho
scene Of the accident. Qunltermastur Washing
ton Slansb"rry. the mate. Ralph Showack, And
deck hand got into the boat and started on
taking lantern with them. They rowrd about
man and shouting. Not s'yuuf him appeared
however, and the GROW pulled back To- the stcam-
boat after "A iruitc-s search.
Several persons who were on board say that
II was fully twenty uinutcs before the boat was
lowered Mrs. Tally, wife of Detective Tully.
says TINT she heard the man shout HolpW
- llrlpN ana saw him swimming after tho boat.
Mr. kunneit says that II 1t had not been for
the lmpglinE and delay in lo%ering the boat the
mon says TINT Mr.. Undcrlorler was sitting on
the rail, either asleep or doing and that he fell
overheard through his own carclcssncss.