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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-31

Major Hanneman, OF the District artillery,
VIII fire national salute from the White Lot
tomorrow at Is O'Clock.
REDUCING EXPENSES.
The work in the Office OF Mr.. Roome, in charge
OF revisions OF special assessments, having
somewhat slackened the Commissioners have
reduced the force by the displacement OF Messrs
T. d. Winter and VIM. Winans. Mr.. A. j. Marsh
has been promoted to the place made vacant by
of Mr.. Marsh VIII be filled by Mr. F. E. Shop
herd. a clerk in the same Office. Mr.. Alfred
Murray, Waterman in the building, has also
to by the invalid policemen who have been de-
tailed for the purpose. No vacancies have been
incurred by the changes and no appointments
Will be made OF any kind These changes have
work, and for economy.
NO NEW CASES OF SMALL. Pox
were reported to-day. Health Officer Townshend
has made all his arrangements and has desig-
mated the following physicians, with their
boundaries, for the purpose OF vaccinating all
who may apply to them:-J. w. Little, Union
town, ID. c., county Of Washington, east of
county OF Washington, north and west OF East
ern branch; Henderson Suter, 113 Coy street,
Georgetown; city OF Georgetown, and Washing
avenue NV: city OF washington west Of 18th
st. and east of 25th st. J.Walter, 1910 st. NV.
city Of Washington west of 9th and east of 14th
sts. B. NJ Beall, 81 r. l. avenue NV; city OF
Washington north of P st; and county to Whit
ney avenue. A. A. Marsteier. 21s Sd st. NV;
from 18th ST. NV. to It'll st. me-, and from G st.
north to st. south. W. p C. Hazen, corner 9th
and SITS. Sc; city of Washington east of Sd st.
east. A. L. johnson, 1O1 B st. Sc; from 3D. st.
east to Sd st. NV, south of ST. Sc. A. Z.
Leach, 233 eth street S.w.; south of
b street s.w. and west OF Sd street S.w.
w. L. Hudson, 81 II st. NV, north of g. south of
y, and east of 4th st. NV, and county adjacent.
Dr. Sampson will be located at the health Office
to vacCinaJe any and all persons who may apply
there. Drs. Walter Marsteller, Leech and E. A.
Adams, with Mrs. COlclazer and three laborers
were sworn In to-day by DR.. Tindall. DR..
Adams will have charge of the smallpox hos
pital. No deaths have occurred to-day and all
the sick are reported in comfortable condition.
The board Of trustees of the reformed school
have directed that there shall be no more visit
ing at the present season. and until the small
pox disappears from our midst; and the parents
of children are requested to discontinue their
visits. This is done simply as a precautionary
measure ia order to protect their children from
any possible means of contracting the disease
TIE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET COMPANY
To-day Mrs. Mary E. woodward and Ida Saw
age Read, daughters of the late Geo. Savage
by MeSSfS. Merrfck and Darlington, filed bill
against the Northern Liberty Market company,
DIR. VIM. Gunton and Temple and Morris, trus-
tees, for discovery as to the validity of an in
cumbrance as to certain parties &C. They set
forth that they hold certain bonds of the Mar
ket company secured by deed Of trust, which are
in default, &C.
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THE COURTN.

CIRCUIT COURT (No. 2)-7JadGe Cor.
Yesterday, King agt. Powers; Judgment by de-
fault Sullivan agt Henry; judgment for
plaintiff, nominal damages. Paddon agt Mary
man; do, by agreement. Cooley agt. Lucas;
Judgment for plaintiff. Murphy agt Douglas;
Judgment for defendant Adjourned till Friday
for notions Jurors discharged finally.
POLICE CouRT-Jatzgs St,e1.
To-day, John Fitzgerald, carrying a pistol:
$50 or 80 days, appeal noted. Netfie Taylor,
disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown, s. or I
days. Frank Burch, profanity; forfeited collat-
eral Thos. Scale, driving on a footway; do.
days. John Donaldson. Frank Ritter, Brooke
Fitzpatrick and VIM. jackson, destroying priv
ate property; $40 or 20 days EACH Ida Davis,
larceny OF silk handkerchief from A. King
Chandler; 60 days. Nathaniel Lewis. larceny of
a basket and turkey from Warthen Brothers; S.
or 10 days. Edward Fusion, assault on Richard
Williams, knocking him down and kic king him;
SO or 20 DAYS
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m. and
extinguished at els p. m.
AS will be seen by advertisement elsewhere.
the National university intend opening the
Polytechnic college early next year. It will be
the only scientific school in the District, and
Prof Ben HYDE Benton has charge OF it.
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HrnrrER, the optician, keeps splendid glasses.

NOT CALLED FOR TRIAJ--Monday afternoon
Officer Daley arrested young boy named Geo.
Beard on the charge OF the larceny OF five wal
nut chairs from Salter, furniture dealer, It'll
street. above K. After the arrest Of the young
man and the recovery OF the chairs Mr.. Salter
and the mother OF the accused visited him at
the station, and subsequently young lawyer
called, who produced note from the Police
Court that satisfactory security had been given
for his appearance and he was released. II was
subsequently ascertained that Mr.. Salter went
on the bail bond. and as was expected the case
W as not called yesterday.
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES

OF any Medicines Of Modern Times.
Messrs. Weeks Potter have never doubted the
specific properties of CUTICURA, CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT and CUTIcURA SOAP, for the speedy, per
manent and economical cure of Humors Of the
Blood, Skin, and Scalp. They are, however, as
tonished at their universal success for was to Be
expected that In the hands Of some they would fail
solely from spasmodic or ignorant use Of them
They are enabled to say without fear Of contradic-
ton that no remedies ever achieved in the short
performed by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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COLLINS
Voltaie Electric Plasters.

In the Annihilation of Pain and Inflammation, in
the vitahzaton Of Weak, Paralyzed, and Painful
nervous Parts and Organs, in the Curing of
Chronic Weakness Of the Lungs, Heart. and Kid
neys, in the Absorption Of Poisons from the Blood
through the Pores, and the Prevention of Fever
and Ague, Liver Complaints. Malarial and Con-
tagious Diseases. they are wonderful. Get the
genuine.
NEW BOOKS YOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ILLUSTRATIONS from Hawthorne's Scarlet Let
y, teE; hy 1crley; 9lo: .,o u,u,..
Il. smith; hinstrated; IS. o''' ~ l'' ''''
AMERIgA-Our National Hymn; Illustrated:
THE HOPEFUL; Hour Series; 8 vols. of choice &C.
lected Poetry; 90. IS.
LETTERS of Ohas. Dickens 2 vols; %.
THE CHRISTMAS BELLA novel arrangement
FLOWERS 81 the sky: b. Richard A. Proctor; 81.
WIN. BALLAMTYNE q SON,
dec19 A98 5th street n.s0.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND
- CURTAIN MATERIALS.
ooRs,o With 81 sse reSqndts Trmnss
WALNUT.
NoxIC1.-Our salesman having charge Of our Up.
holstery Department having had fourteen years.
give all needed information pertaining to CUR
EAIN6, LAMBREoUINS, VALENOES, and every
tuTs.. o. aIbNEY N0KRiS Co.
1910 49, % AGHOySr street.
~ r.
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To Ladies' and (;entIsmen.

TO LNN168 and lIemfIemen,
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO 9o6 street, near 9th street. By promptly
American or European Invention. he is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be equaled by
those bot possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
eHectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed !! !!
Speciality In cleaning LADIES' Reception Dresses.
partly or thoroughly. % years. experience Kid
FirSs-claSS work.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
Ford's opera House." On the Pacific" by
Tords company.
NntiOnai T7sedteT.-Kate ClaXton in 1.-The
Double Marriage"
T7aeater CoraiQte.-"A Across the Atlantic" and
varieties.
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Law OFFICE OF CHAs HoUeHToN,
II Congress street, Boston, Feb. 10, 1881
MEssRs. WEEKS l. PoTTER:-Ge1,nenen:- feel
it duty to inform you. and through You all who
are interested to know the fact that most disagree
which has been under my personal observation from
1ts first appearance to the present time-about tan
TENTS body and limbs with It's peculiar Irritating
and itching scab, and to which all the known me-
without benefit, has completely disappeared. ieav-
ing clean and healthy skin, under few days of
can and do heartily advise an similarly afflicted
to try the remedy which has been 30 eectlal in this
case Very truly yours,
CHAs. HOUGHTON.
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" DRIVERS RYE CORDIAL" cures stubborn colds.

DIR. VIM. Alex. Greene Macon, Ga.
writes: 81 cheerfully state that have tested the
virtues and efficiency Of Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract Of Beer in my private practice in cases of
general Gebi9tty, readiness, depression, dyspep-
STA, loss of appetite and nervous Affections when
medicine had proven more than useless. have
found 1t the best remedy eUel' used IN chronic
alcoholism, when the stomach Is always irrit-
able. and food required to nouIish and invigor-
ate the dropping strength and nervous depreS-
sion. SOldby all druggists and grocers.
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PARNELL CAUTIoNED.-Wtlliam Dillon, baITis-
ter, of Dublin, and w. G. Matthews, of the
irish Times, arrived in New York on the steamer
Republic last night. 1t is said that Mr.. Parnell
has received official warning to be guarded in
Two shorthand reporters have been dispatched
to the United States to follow him about the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-31

THE DowNEY TRAP-The exclusion Of sewer
gas and the back flow OF sewage from houses is
of the utmost Importance to health, comfort and
cleanliness THIS work is efTectually done by
the Downey Sewer Valve Trap. The machine
(Which is on exhibition and for sale at No. 1888
Penna. avenue). is cheap incapable OF bec0ll-
ing out OF order, as easily placed in new as in
old buildings, ana viii last as long as the struc-
ture which il urotec-S,
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NOT WITHOUT PERMIssIoN.-It Is a pity that
the names OF all the persons who each month
draw all the prizes In the monthly scheme OF the
published, for then it could be seen exactly
where every dollar goes to. This could be done
but for the reason that some winners object to
having their names made known. and 1t is rule
of the Company not to diyulge these without
permission.
Full information can be obtained In reference
TO past drawings or the next monthly one to
take place on the 18th January, by addressing
N. A. Dauphin, at New orleans, La, OF New
York.
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DRIVERS RYE CORDIAL" is pleasant to take.

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"WetleS Health Ie1,earer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c: 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-31

REPUBLICAN STATE CONFERENCE.-The Penn
sylvania republican state convention will meet
in Harrisburg February 4th. THE Indiana
republican state convention will meet at Indi-
annapolis June 18th.
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CITY ITEMS.
Oh. My Head A,

ASK your suffering friend to try DaIi0ng's
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism. Never
fails.
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A Notable Event

THE ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD.
On the 1st December, 1872 a great and impor-
: ant III prOvement is announced in Mrs. s. A.
Aliens celebrated Worlds Hair RostOre1; a won
derful improvement In the preparation, and the
bottle is enlarged. Each bottle is in pink
paper wrapper, OF new and elegant design, with
the London and Paris address on.
The nature of the great improvement Is in its
wonderful giving properties to faded or fall
ing hair, and more quickly changing gray or
white hair to its natural youthful color and
beauty. 1t is not dye.
1t requires only few applications to restore
gray hair to its youthful color and lustrous
beauty, and induce luXuriant growth, and its
occasional use Is all that is needed to preserve
it in its highest perfection and beauty. Dan
druff is quickly and permanently removed. Sold
by druggists, s1.25 per bottle.
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by druggists at % cents package.
ITCHING PnEs.-Symptoms are moisture. In
tense itching, particularly at night after getting
warm in bed, increased by scratching; other
parts are sometimes affected. s..S,cdylles ONT
nle1atn pleasant, sure cure. Also cures letter
Ringworm, Pimp1es, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty,
Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma-
nent cure certain. Sent by mail for 5Oc.; three
boxes, SLIPS. Address letters, DR.. Swayne & Son.
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesale
by StOtt & Cromwell, Washington. go
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"ALDKRNEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In Is lbs
Ward prints, &c. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and butter1nilk. tt
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Harry New YFAR.-We extend the eompli-
ments OF the season to all our friends and the
general public OF u 9 District. and invite them
TO lunch with and Join US in Happy New
Year." Peterson 4 Alschwee Formerly Drivers
Saloonl, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave-
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FoUSp.-The place to buy pure sweet cider.
Made fresh every day at the New York cider
factory at 1905 + St NV. I
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TIE FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET OF the Union
Soldiers Alliance was given last night at No.
1411 Pennsylvania avenue. The organization is
composed OF ex-army and navy officers and
soldiers and is beneficial in its character, each
member receiving If sick certain weekly pay
ment, and upon his death an assessment Is
made upon the living members for his family or
heirs. The banquet was In all respects agree
able. Old "reminiscences was gone over, the
inevitable toasts were responded to- and there
was general good time. The banquet over
offieers were installed as follows: President, J.
second do, A. NJ. Brooks; third do, s. i.
Thomson; secretary, j. L. H0uple; treasurer,
n. v. Casey; proctor, w. W. Burke.
QUARTER OF A DOLLAR viii purchase any,
where bottle of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. i
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The Weather.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFYIGzR, I

The weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFYICXRl
WASHINGTON, DEC 81, 1873. I
For the middle Atlantic states, northwest
varying to southwest winds, slightly warmer
cloudy weather, with snow or rain, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. a. M,
800; 7:35 am. 800; 12 midday, 500; Pm, 800;
maximum, 400; minimum 500.
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THE OpoRLEss HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-YeS-
terday the case OF Francis Carter, charged with
violating the law in relation to the removal of
habeas corpus was argued by Judge Cuppy and
MIR. Riddle, and the hearing continued to
Friday.
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CATHOLIC NoTEs-Both Reys. F. E. Boyle and
j. O'Sullivan, pastors respectively OF st.
ly assigned them assistants, in the persons OF
Rev. Fathers Boland and Frederick, two newly
made priests, each OF whom celebrated his flrst
gether. The first named appointed to st.
Matthews, is native OF Baltimore city;th other
Of one OF the lower counties Of Maryland. -.
The mission In 81 Aoysius church, announced
s. J., viii not take place probably until the fol-
lowing year; the reverend gentleman being una
be TO ELL more than his engagements north and
southwest In the meantime. 1T Is now al
most certain that the receipts of the late St.
Dominic's fair will reach &, 600, II not over that
amount by some hundreds. ....A concert, the
for their new organ, was given last night by the
members OF the congregation OF st. TereSa's
church, Uni0ntown.
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THE DEALERS OF TEE CORCoRAN MARKET, 7th
and streets, met last night at DaiiyS Hall.
object OF the meeting was to protest against the
ground, now occupied by the market, corner Of
It'll and o streets, being used for school pur-
poses. A petition setting forth the views Of the
dealers was read and adopted. Messrs. Dubant,
Cole, Moran, II. j. Daley and Hyson Francis
were appointed to take charge OF the canvass
ing for signatures to the petition with power to
employ assistance The finance committee was
authorized TO solicit Subscriptions.
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A New Year.a Cir,

On. MY Head Aches!
Then take dose OF QHiT'k'S IRISH T'n. TT
great bilious remedy. Price 25 cts. packag
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A New Years Greeting.
f. Ko!b. the opular caterer, reopens his new
p a e, COZ ner sth and streets NV, tomorrow.
re house has been remodelled and elegantly
refurnished throughout, and the bar is the
nandsomest in the city. The grand New Year s
Retention viii be announced In a few DAVIS
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SALT RHEUM.

/! Covering the Body for Ten Years, Per.
manently Cured.
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A QUARTER OF DOLLAR win purchase any,
where bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, i
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LAsms LACE PHs, gold patterns, at prigg's.
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EPERGNES.
TEA SETS, WALTERS,
CAKE BASKETS. FRUIT STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS,
CARD RECEIVERS, TOILET SETS, RODGERS
& SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
VASES, &C., &C.
full stock, all new goods, and at the lowest
prices.
HARRIS g. sHAFER,
dec1s-.j1l 1913 Pennsylvania areuue.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

COME FACTS ABOUT
BURCHARp's CANNED COFFEE.
It lis not recommended a substitute Tor tha
choicest brands of coffee, neither Is i poor article
because il is scld 50 cheap. People wonder how
can make any money upon It, and vel they may.
for at the present price OF the raw article do not
but having undertaken to furnish pod Coffee for
15e. per pound do not propose TO stop for trihs
like that People who try 1t oncC find cut all about IT,
The Patapsco Baking Powder viii d. good work
cheaper than any other kind. All hne Groceries at
BURCVARD's,
dec29 Pa. ate. and F0Hf-Gnf-d-Aa 81.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
JoUvIN, EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID
GLOVES, in Opera and Cloth Shade, from 2 to 6
Buttons, at lowest prices.
Discount of 1Qper cent. allowed o, all sales of
three pairs. TeE- Button WHITE KIDS 81. CO..
TRIMMED BoNNETS at cost.
Novelties in NECK WEAR just received.
NINE. VI. j. HUNT,
dec20 Nos. 621 and 62S ID Street.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
- BOOKS And FANCY GOODS.
SPECIAL attention Is called To the Illustrated
and Standard works in fine BSad,s.1S. Juvenile
Beeks the hest English and American editions.
Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymaals Catholic
Prayer Books. Christmas and New years Cards
Pictures, Brackets and Eascls. 1 superb line of
Photograph Albums" new patterns Autograph
Albums. Elegant Writing Desks. Work Boxes,
Dressing Cases. Library and Fancy Inkstands in
great variety. Russia Leather. Ivory and Calf Skin
Pocket Books. Chess, Checkers, Playing Cards.
backgammon Boards, &c, &c. rodgers and
Wastenholm's nenkniyes. The finest Gold Pens and
Pepc1s; new stock Just opened. New Goods re-
ceived daily. eF All articles marked in plain
ngures at the lowest possible rates. An inspection
Is invited. FRANCIS Il. M1HILN,
(Sucrassor to Mohun Brothers.
decl3 1918 Pa. ace., cor. I Ith ct,
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7 Am RiIfOus.

Am Bilious.
Qui1'k's Iisb TIA will make a man Of YOU. Sold
by druggists at % cents a package.
The New York herald., 1879-02-24
SILVER MINE ROMANCES.

[From the Virginia City ev) Enterprise. Feb. 1871
About ten o'clock yesterday morning crowbar
was dropped down the main vertical shart of the
Savage from the surface. and went directly through
cage at the bottom. piercing the bonnet and hoor.
No on the cage at the time and no one was
hurt. yet it is unpleasant to one making trip into
mine to reflect that such things sometimes occur.
AS the bar fell something over fve hundred yards
it travelling with the rspidity and VIM or .
cannon ball when it struck the cage. bit OF gravel
no larger than filbert sings like bullet
toward the latter part OF such journey. dog
once fell into a shaft Gold Hill. and though the
shaft but 800 feet in depth, two men upon whom
the animal landed killed, also was the clumsy
that had failed to hop the top Of the shaft
rat fell down the Consolidated Virginia shaft
in attempting to spring across compartment, from
wall plate to wall plate, and 100 feet below landed
on the bald head of miner and exploded like
bomb, causing the miner to think rock had cut
open the top of his skull and let out his brains.
grain of birdsho dropped into the top of shaft l5O0
feet in depth would probably bury itself in plank
any piece OF wood It might happen to strike at the
bottom. This being the case. repeat that it is not
pleasant TO think OF such things as crowbars going
shu
The New York herald., 1879-02-24
THE STOCKTON EXPLOSION.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF THE DISASTER CAS-
UALTIEs REPORTED.
SAN Francisco. CAL, Feb. %. 1879.
At the time of the explosion the indicator showed
forty pounds pressure. There heavy fire in the
furnaces Both ends of the engine were blown out.
and the hywheel blown into atoms. Five minutes
before the accident engineer Avery was warned that
it would never do to work the engine in such con-
dition. Avery answered. "She will either work or
burst" Practical engineers and boiler makers de-
cared after examining the boiler this morning, that
it was in good order and safe.
THOMAS SEDGwICK who reported dead. will
recover.
FRANK ANDREWS is very badly injured. His
recovery is doubtful.
ARTHUR TINKHAM, Jr.. is badly scalded and his
recovery is doubtful.
LOT BLISS is not expected to live.
MILTON HART was badly scaldod and died this
afternoon
No further deaths or wounded persons ore re.
ported, and no more bodies have been found in the
slough. Men are still engaged in dragging
the slough. The wounded doing as well
as could be expected. Three Of the VIC
tims-Avery, Wiel aud Cosgrove-were buried
to-day The rest will be buried tomorrow. with the
exception Of Folsom. whose remains will be for
warded to his family in Maine.
Parties and balls which announced to take
place next week have been postponed on account Of
the explosion.