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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
THE pooRHoUSE DISASTER.
THE TRAGIC DEATH OF THE INSANE INCENDhEY-
1nE TRAP ~ WINCH NE OTHER VICTIMS WEIR
CAUGHT.

THE TRAGIC DEATH OF the INSANE INCENDGAEY-
INK TRAP IN winch HE OTHER VICTIMS WE'RE
CAUGHT.
BATH, n, Y, April S.-Thc building of the
stoubcn County Poorlou,c which was burned ou situr-
day night was made OF brick, 80 by 40 feet, and two
stories high Nearly all the windows were grated, aud
there was only mode Of cgrcs from each story No
night Waterman employed about the building, and
there was no fire apparatus. The county house IL two
miles from Bath, and the fire department Of this place
did not go out
Aninsano cpilcpuc from Hornellsyillc named Ford
who was locked cell on the first floor, set fire to his
bed with match, probably obtained from follow pau
per All the partitions 81 pitch pine and burned
fcrcey The cries Of Ford reused the other inmates
only after the building filed with binding smoke
An inmate who had Ford In charge, opened FOrs door
and the flames burst out and along the partitions
aud up stove pipe hole into the second story. Ford
could not bo seen on account OF the flames. lie had
forced his head between the bars OF his window and
unable to pull 1t back, crying for help The flames
poured out OF the window around his head and ho per
ishcd.
The upper story was occupied by twenty-five women
and children and the lower story by eighteen men, The
majority ldotic crippled, or very aged Five on
the first floor aud ten the second we're destroyed
Al the first alarm, Eli Carrngton the keeper, rushed
out Of the main building with an empoye and knocked
ia the the foot of the staircase leading from the
secOud story. Eight ton women were found piled up
AT the foot OF the staircase and clOnd Of sufOcatng
smoke rolled down. The women were pulled out, ana
Darlington started upstairs but driven back by the
smoke In five minutes from the lime OF the ALARM the
paupers coming out and In half an hour the roof
len In The rs floor door, leading from the mems dc
parment was locked and no one in the building
was locked up except Ford.
on sunday the blackened remains OF five bodies
taken from the ruins ana to-day about third VI tho
debris was dug over aud more remains found Ato-
gether the remains would about MI anordnary sized cof
An Legs, and skulls wcro entirely burned on, ana
in only very small portion oil the body could
DO found. .,.. -
No plano Ia attached to any one but the county Is SO
yerely censured for providing such manrap. Before
The FIRE there were lao paupers at the house.
The Coroner impaneled jury THIS AFTERNOON ana be-
EDWARD Hudson, fifty-siK years old, paralytic of
Greenwood who erawled out OF the building with his
clothes In flames, died at o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
THE woRTHINGToN CONTROVERSY.
TACT3 UNAVAILABLE 10 TIE AssAIIANI OF ON
ERAL SHERMAN FROM THE WAR RECORDS.

ERAL SHERMAN FROM THE WAR RECORDS
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIL TmBUSr.l
WAsnISGToN, April S.-1he controversy between
General Sherman and Colonel sWorthington, in re-
gard to which the General published a letter a few
days ago, is daily growing more and more interest
ing. portion of the report Of Judge Advocate
General Holt on this case, dated November 8,
1862, has just been published The remainder Of
the report which reflects very severely on Colonel
Worthingtons conduct, has now been found at the
War Department, and will be printed in The National
Union tomorrow morning. In this General Holt
said:
careful examination Of the voluminous record has
satisfied me that the Court not only justin in
finding Colonel Worthington drunk on AZ many DAYS as
ncy have enumerated, and TO the degree described but
that the testimony would nave warranted tho extension
Of the finding TO uther days also several occasions
ms ntOXica;iOn suCh to render him pitiablo
spectacle alike 10 the soldiers and citizens who
maze nm inc SUBJECT 81 Their Jokes and derisiOn. He
seen baretOOted aud In his shirt and pants making
on the 9th OF August a maudlln speech at ms own
quarters, to crowd collected about him for the pur
poses OF Jun aud conemptuOus testing; ana the 25th
OF July he exhibited himself riding in the presence 0f the
troops with another drunken mounted behind him
The writing and circulation OF the hbeous diary OF the
Tennessee Expedition were lnsubOrdnatc and Ieprehcn
slDe lie seems 10 nave Deeh prompted TO this step by
spirit of impatient Jealousy Of his superior officers
which assumed a most acrimonious and calumnious
type In public conversation addressed 10 citizens and
Others, he declared that lie had graduated higher
used being nothing but miserable colonel OF junior
tS5glment IN brigade commanded by colonel instead
OF beng AZ the head Of the army and having the con
Hn9t OF the war; that Sherman humbug and Hal
guh hnnbug" These OppFObOus words were several
times repeated In the conversation
hs Is very discreditabe record and one which does
40 d14re inc bindings sentence Of the court 70
ao ~ such time has been already consumed by the
v5oets VI we army IN the investigation of Colonel
" % conduct andnoS that the testimony taken
10 ms presence me- under oath and by him.
suggested Is whether, discardng afogcthcr fro" ig
inc ndngs ana sentence Of the court the President Will
specially conferred upon him by the eghteenth secon
OF the Act Of 18th July II Is fact which should not
be overlooked that Colonel Worhingon in hs uresnot
appeal does not call in question ali the uictncy nf
the evidence 20 support the sentence His only 1cen
ton is the legal to the power OF ahr
man to app int the cOurtmartial.
The legal exception referred to in the last sen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
MAsuLNnTnN NOTES.

WAsuSDIoN. Monday, AIIu -, ISIS.
The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination OF Boyd H. McE,Iou 20 bc register of The
Land Office 40 CUucu.,it ku9
The President to-day to the Senate the nomination
of Justin f. C,buru. Of Vermont. 90 De- Uutrd state,
Consul General al the City OF Mexico.
The House Elections Committee to-day agreed. hy
unanimous vote 10 dismiss the South Carolina contested
election ease OF OCOuuOr lDtm against Cain ucpD, The
sitting member.
Ex-senator Logan made argument before the
House Committee on Public Lands to-day IN advocacy
Of the passage Of Representative sapps b, providing
Tor the payment Of what are known 20, the per cent
claims OF the Weston ANA Northwestern states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
TOPOGRAPHIC NOTES.

HARTFORD, Conn, April S.SeXtOn, the billiard
uaver was robbed valuable champion badge other
property ia this city tonight
CHESTER, Penn, April Slate State Representa-
tive f. Buaid who recently fed from the custody or
sergeantatArms at Harrisburg has been arrested.
MONTREAL, April Sat meeting of the creditors
Dufreslo MCCARTHY, this city, the asssEeeS
were Instructed the balance the stock amounting To
over 100000
NEwBURG, n. Y, April S.-The stallion Young
Sentinel eight years Old with record Of 2S6 was sold az
sale under mortgage, today, TO William H. beeOe oil TINS
cty, Tor ~, 800.
HELENA. Mon. April s-A large gold brick was
cast oday from the the Penobseot Mine valued
over $4,000. brick made from loo tons OF ore aud
the cost OF It's production was $4,000
PorrsvIILE, Penn, April San explosion of sui
nhnr took place In the keystone Mines Ashland this
at,srroon Thomas Benney killed ana Harry
Brnnan 80 seriously burned that his recovery doubtful
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April s.-The bark
Lizzie Merry Captain Keazef from NewNorz OF and for
Portland detained here by the refusing TO do duty
The Captain has the services OF cutter
but there has been hone here for several dave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
GENERAL KEYS DEPARTMENT.
30 FRAuD oR IRREGULARITIEs pIscoYEREI

NJ FRAUD Or IRREGULARITIES DISCOVERED.
iBV TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSEI
WASHINGTON April S.-The House Committee on
Expenditures in the Post Office Department has
discovered no proofs Of fraud or irregularty thus
lar IN its INVESTIGATIONS Mr.. Williams, of Alabama,
chairman Of the committee, says that the sub-cOm-
ittee has called upon all the chiefs in the depart
inent Tor full statement of their duties and the
regulations governing their system of doing the
Work OF their Nzpective offices. The committee
"'n PROBABLY recommend the reorganization of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
MIR. HEWTTTs PLAN.
He PROPOSES TO SHORTEN TIE SESSIONS OF coz
BUSINESS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEI

GREss BY USING THE OLD HALL FOR ORDINARY
BUSINESS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBCNEl
WASHINGTON April S.-Mr Abram 5. Hewitt has
perfected his resolution to facilitate the transaction
Of business in the House Of Representatives. His
plan is to move the statuary from the old hail of
Representatives to the ROtunda erect a Speakers
table near the southern entrance to that hail. and
place three rows Of benches on each side of IT, In
this smaller hall he would have all the ordinary
business of the House transacted. The rules
against conversation, the reading Of newspapers.
Tie writing of letters the doing of anything else
disOrderly he would have enforced rigidly, and he
also would forbid the reading of written speeches
during ordinary sessions. The present hall of Rep
Ieaentatiyes he would leave it now is 10 be used
On special occasions, when large audiences are at
uaeted to the Capitol or whenever the House holds
sessions for debate only.
lie then proposes that members be allowed. dur
ing ordinary sessions, to occupy seats on the
benches in the smaller hall while the business Of
the House is being transacted, or to remain in the
present hail. where they could receive their con-
ttituonts write letters, read newspapers or occupy
the time in any way they might choose Whenever
division of the House is called for. he would have
gong struck in the large ball. for the purpose Of
calling members to their places in the smaller one
lhis plan Mr.. Hewitt proposes TO adopt simply as a
temporary expedicnt.
IL would be inexpensive, as the old
nan OF Representatives could be fitted up
AT an expense not exceeding $4,000 and
II the plan does not work satisfactorily it can
be easily abandoned. All the other members of the
House constantly complain Of the increasing disor
DER ana nattentlqn OF Representatives, and of the
INCREASING dithculty IN the prompt transaction of
business. Unless some plan Is adopted In reInova
tie present obstacles 20 the Transaction of bnsnoss
TIE sessions Of Congress- VIII continue to increase
fQuned less and less satisfactorily. Mr. Hewitt,s
3hn, which he has explained TO many Of the mem
De's, has met with general approval, and desire
session OF Congress has been repeatedly expressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
EyGLAND,s POLICY DISCUSSED.

THE DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS 10 THE GROWN
BEGUN-nPoRTANr SPEECHES BY LORDS BEA-
CONsFIELD AND DERBY.
LONDON Monday, April s, 1873.
In the House of Lords, this afternoon, the
Earl Of Beacousned after retrospect of the Govern
ments past policy criticized the Treaty Of san stefano,
drawing conclusions similar to those contained In Lord
salisburys dispatch. Although every article OF the
treaty was deviation from the Treaties OF 1886 and
1871, no would not call them violations, because had
they been considered at the Congress as England
desired they might have been regarded as suggestions
He showed that the possession OF Bessaraba was not
triaing local interest. Lord Pamerston had strongly
insisted upon It's cession TO Roumania as involving
the independent navigation OF the Danube. The Con-
gess could place after Russas refusal to con-
form to her previous engagements and to the Treaty OF
Paris He pointed out various ways In which the exist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
pATrRsoN CUARTER ELECTION

The charter election took place in this city
Yesterday. There were many split tickets. AT midnight
the indications were that Winters, Republican, and
Crouter, Democrat, but running as an hide
nendent, were elected Tax Commissioners, and
that the Board OF Aldermen would stand eight Bepub-
cans TO eight Democrats, the same as last year The
Passac County Board OF Freeholders will probably DO
The same as last year. Republicans and Demo
crats The CITY School Board Is strongly Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
Az rysATE MASSACHUSETTS, DAM

FmCHBURG, Mass, April ga leak was dis
covered In tho Ashburnham Dam, on Sunday last,
and since that time much uueas,ness has
been felt by people in the vicinity, that
commission made an examination OF the leak to-day.
The water is being lowered rapidly as possible.
and the dam win be watched night and day until Il Is
pronounced safe. This DAM which is 200 feet long and
holds back about 100 acres Of water gave way GU May
g. 1850 causing immense damage IL Is probable that
tho cntirc sirncture will have 20 be ONerhanled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
, was adIourncI mtl to-moFrov night.
HHITIsn TEECNTTIONs.

LoNDJG. Monday April :, 1873.
UuduthgHtic reports come from Berlin and
Paris that tine British agents at Spanish a"d German
por5 have been instructed TO report what merchant
steamer, are available for Immediate charter as trau.
ports. 81,
\ telegram from Calcutta points out that from me
i, IN cavalry alone &c viii Uc pos. ibie 10 draw 10000
II.u without the slightest dcuImtutt 70 the uoian ser
yr. they infinitely superior TO TO Cos,uchs ia train
iuc. t,uIp mt nc and organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
GERMAN METHODIST APPOINTMENTS

PouGHKEErsIE, April S.-Following are the
Appointments to NewYOrk and Brooklyn churches. made
by the Eastern German Methodist Episcopal Conference
which closed It's annual session here to-day:
Ne,r- York Cit-Second Street Church, J: W. Freund
Fortlcth street. Jacob KOlb 81. PauPs Mission W. H..
Kurth: Observation-Disclosures Street. to DO sup
Piled; Port Mission, j. l.. Seldell
Brooklvn-Wyck0 street. G. JOst l0rimer street, g..
Abcle; Yates Place, p. Hacndger; Jerusalem to DO
suppned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
THE LEGALITY OF WAR CLAIMS.
AN OPINION ON THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GOV
FRNAiENT FOR PRIVATE LOSSES Al GETTYSBURG.
tcENEp Al pRTss BIspATTUI


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCMI
WASHINGTON, April 3. A decision from the
Treasury Department, regarding the Gettysburg
claims has just been rendered. These claims, six
teen in number, filed in the Autumn of 1879, arc
for the use and rent of camping and parade grounds
and buildings used for hospitals III the Summer OF
1868 near the field of the Battle Of Gettysbu g.
One Of the claims IL for the use of camping grounds
for the Union Army just before the battle. Another
is for the of buildings, occupied first by the
Conicderatcs as q hospital for their wounded, and
the next day by the Union troops for the pur-
pose. All of them were for purposes closely con-
uccted with the great battle. The language Of Mr.
Frcnci's decision is:
think these eases are governed bv the following prn
Cplcs: The Government has the right, ln the conduct
Of war; 20 use occupy destroy any and all The prop
IN any territory, whether ia IusuiTrcton or not ~
actual military operations for military purposes gs Tor
fortItCHtiohs camp grounds, battth.ldS aud hosp
tails, without legal liability Ia make CONDENSATION Tor
Inc rrnt or use thereof unless tie property
has been regularly appropriated ur contracted
iCr bY the proper officers, as In time OF peace.
The Article OF The Constitution which provide,
that no person shall be deprived OF property without
due process of law aud tat private property shall NOT
be- taken Tor public use without Just las NO
appIcttIon TO such caste such laws are silent Boa war,
and The laws Of war, which are recognized tN the Con-
siiutor, supercede the laws Of peace The occupation
Of thi, property within tho principle above stated
and the owners have 10 claim To compensation, aud no
arc part OF the Incidents and accidents
Of war. and the Government j. no more
bound to repair them than Co indemnify citizen,
against destruction by Hood. trc or earthquake. '
think, therefore, there suo occasion Tor further iu
ycstigllou OF these claims, and that They mus, De-
promptly rejected II presented anew Co the accounting
officers.
Upon notwithstanding Freuch'- paper the fol-
lowing Endorsement was made by Secretary Shcr-
man:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April ., ISIS.
Approved. Ii would pcs impossible fur any Govern
m,nt o. make good such losses during "at-tud c-rr-
ci8lly ciyI war; here c'imrI. Certainly tutfr b.
400 authority ui law B the Treasury Department to pas
such claim, and would not ask tDuEuts iU authorize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
TRENTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

TRENTON, N. j., April S,-The municipal
elections took place to-day. There a small vote
The Democratic Mayor, ID. b. Bodlne, is elected, aud
tho Republicans viii retain control OF the Council by
small majority. The vote the balance of the city
ticket is close aud the result VIII not be ascertaned
I'll morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
THE PARTYs FUTURE.
SENATOR HOWE BELIEVES THAT THE EEpUBLICASs
CAN MAINTAIN tONIEUL
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE IRIBCNEI

by TELEGRAPH 10 THE lklblNEi
WAsHNGTON, April S.-SenatOr Howe, of Wiscou-
sin, has written a reply 10 the article published IN
BlackrOods N0ga,inc on the future Of the Republic
can party. This reply, he says, written by re-
quest and in it ne maintains that the Republican
party has in it today all the constituent elements of
become the controlling party of the Nation If the
management OF 1t during the coming Fall campaigns
is wise and able.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
WASHINGTON.
A p,pTY FIGIT IN TIE House.
,,,e NIXON SOLDIER VOTED DOWN As p'O'NA 49,

.,,. ,,y,ov SOLDIER VOTED down. As DooRhE'FHI
AN CONFEDERATE ELEcTED-BLAlNn avn
rure,,,y N CoxrEXnoN-GENEEAL News
The House of Representatives. GeEo,ou o' 'nT
whole OF Yesterday to an exciting debate over
the election Of Doorleepef' GENERA 'I3
sT was defeatod, and General Field
he Confederate, was elected. Ia the sen
ote. the principal business was the
Gsbote on the Railroad question. In the course
Of fine debate a sharp personal discussion took
ol,ce between Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Thurman
The Treasury Department has MADE
on interesting decision on the Get
trsburs war claims. Mr. Hewitt has
new plan, 10y which the sessions OF Con
crass will be shortened. 4 contribution to the
enestion at issue between General sherman
and Colonel Worthington, is givenin dispatches
below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
ENGLAND LESS WARLIKE.

VAGUE HOPES OF PEACE ENTERTAINED.
LORD DERBY OBJECTS TO RUSHING INTO A PURPOSE
LESS wAR-IHE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS DIS
POSED TO REMAIN NEAR srAMBOUL UNTIL THE
IR0NCLADs WITHDRAW.
In the debate on the address to the Queen,
which began in the House of Commons yes
terday afternoon, Lord BeacOnsield said Eng
land would have regarded the articles of San
SteianO as Suggestions" If a Congress had
been held. He said the Congress "cOuId not
take place" after Russias refusal to conform
to her previous engagements and to the Treaty
of Paris. Lord Derby made a pacific
speech, in which he asked why England
should rush into purpOseless war. The
Marquis of Salisbury said the Govern
mcnt's preparations were precautionary, not
warlike. The discussion showed that the Gov
eminent lacks immediate proyocation to de-
clare war. The Grand Duke Nicholas has init
mated TO the Sultan that he cannot withdraw
his troops while the English fleet is in the Sea
of Marmora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
AFFAIRS At THE TURKISH CAPITAL.
THE RUSSIANS DETERMINED not TO LEAVE JUST

CONsTANTISoPLE, Monday, April S, 1873.
NJ. LayaId, the British Ambassador, has received
report from Richard Readc the British
Consul at Rustchuk claiming satisfaction from
the Russian Government for the outrage
committed by Russian troops in entering the Con-
sulato there and taking possession of its archives
Notwithstanding that the British flag was hoistcd
over the Building mt the time. Mr. Reade has been
Commercial Agent for the United States since
March, 1S75.l
The Russians IN consequence of the opposition of
the Porte, have again abandoned their project Of
embarkuG at BuyukdoIe.
The Sultan has asked the Grand Duke Nicholas
when the Russian troops would cyacuatc the points
the Turkish side of the line of dcmarcation. The
Grand Duke, in reply. alluded to the continuance Of
the British fleet in the Sea of Marmora.
Iurla,h newspapers have been ordered to cease
their attacks Oh England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
CURRENT TOPICS n TIE CAPITAL.
Az ENGLISH ENrLOBEE'- GOOD WISHES.
w,,msoIo>, Monday, April s., 1-1s.
The following letter from Dr.. Rae, the Arctic
explorer has just been received uy Captain itowgatc
40 = Ni'Dl-'N ftLi'lN1s
KEvsNGruN, Lu,DDS. MGTcA -, i-1-.5

FESsINGruN. Lu,DpS. March -. irT-.}
DEAR CHTNN HoWGtIL. aIu happy tg see hy tIIa
morning paper t.st There every hope ~ youE Govern
Iuput giving the requisite funds for sending tU The r
North yuut vel planned expedition, 90 which wish
every success TIC UMttd -tl,- viii DE distinguished
INF, season Tor her Arctic expeditions, for bear OF uo
fewer than three being pared or that cold but Inter
ctug scTNic TIE mira arus the one which one 81 }Uug
most ,utrIpusIug smp-uWu4u- firms d, about was
about to al search ~ the reported 10y Barry
10 contain the Franklin records. du most hautY wish
them success. but fear from Doe accounts ~ 30 thai thr
earn !. one built by j. II, tuIU-uuc year, ago.
Faithfully yours, JOHN iAt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09

Approved. Ii would Does impossible for any Govern
mtut o. make good such losses during WIT-tud c-pr-
cially ciy war; as are here cl'imrL Certainly there B.
40 authority uf law m the Treasury Department to pas
su claims and would Not ask touEIr-s iu authorize
It, though cuuIgly within Gu, power Of that body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09

81 PLIEN-BUEG, WOHUly, AIIH = I0l6.
The AOcace Prose- says that 10 Is authorized TO deny
that Russia threatened oppose discussion Of the Bess
arabian question by tho Congress. The AgcHce also
states that the character Of latest news encourages
the belief Of the possibility Of resumption Of the Con
gress proposal.
St. Petersburg telegram denies the report that
Prince GOrtschakoh is about TO resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
CONFEDERATE DOoRKEEPER.

GENERAL FIELD GETS TIE Posr or d.. Hhh ,-.,l'
rr-r GENERAL SHIELDS COMES OFF Nor WITH
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-30

Are slysys plses.ss - cssesaPaes.. assvay
Will aitase. 10 eAenin ftoO THE Fs0eiy ~ re-
sifyine relief vAan diseyess~d win HsnAGshe.
Log Spiriss. Nervoosess. Wskefslseo-. rslpl
tAsioa II ths HeaTi. Liver Disef<is -. Cusaise-
ste., 10 plssans sxpai-sse shas s.rysiae =
lees than 10 oo0eoeto ADseAsS Te0srAahes fea-
tars 81 ths Fsar6y h IL pov~sfas sp<ei1s srssea
On The skia sad 1assos s1rfses Il ne ossss
wont csaas % Csash, Colt ed Iksuat. % susup
in . vondrrfslly ahsss tine. rnos.s sn ssse-
aeoe non Ne lung, 90 psoseeas ~ feebae f10
4. ,. TsMoss, = ssSpis soi = 49,. -
tsDa 10 0sRito.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-03-30
IN THE CLOTHING BUSINESS

We are daily o1pectin0 to heaf Of 5000
ono starting sseoud>bsnd sleehinG 5000
weak while Mr.. Janss Lanssoa Of Fort
Dodee. was attending social hsp IN this
city his hired man aporopeiate0 I'll The
elsthiug b could find oboat his naseee's
apartusnts. oeasissing Of theeo O. Ssur
suita, about . d0ssa shirts . ~ Of
underwear. end . sew feety>avs dsller
aloo took si10 to peoeoot hi0oeN fto0
trampa with this outft be hsoe0iefs1ed
foe fee pssts unknsVs.