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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

BALTIMORE, November i6.-FlOur fairly active and
steady Wheat, western weak: No. 2wlnteF red,
spot and November 81 Sg1fal Syl{; December 81 401
al Il; January q ii54Nl I5 February q 4SslAl 90
Corn, western dull and easy; mixed spot and No.
1NTOl@c Oats steady and quiet; western white
jOaSlC; mixed ISal0c Pennsylvania 40a52c Rye
quiet at d coal o.. Hay hrin; prime to choice
Pennsylvania $40 OOa5 ~ Provisions quiet and
shoulders nominal; clear rib sides nominal packed
$ jCAi0 w; bacon shoulders % 80; clear rib sldei
sii0G hams $40 jOal4 y. Lard, Si215 Butter arm
Tot choice western 2lA2sISc Eggs scarce and hriner
7hc. Coffee dull and nominal Rio CArgOeS 9aIIc
Sugar steady soft lO}Sc. Whisky nominal at q l5h
al ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

SrEURESvILLE AND Fast LIVERPOOL AocOMNopG.
TioS.-Leayes BellAIrt a. $40 ?. H., bridgeport l6S
p ~, steubenvte al sos p y, Arrives q East Liv-
eTpool at 7;9 I;h leaves East Liverpool a $50 A.
NJ, arrives at BellAiTe al SIS AN.
Tickets and baggage cheeks To all principal points
IN the East and West can be procured at the Ticket
Office In Bridgeport, T. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agohk,
D. W, CALDWELL General Manager,
Pittsburgh, PA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

Sunday express leaves Wheeling al S62 A. w., az.
rives Wellsbufg g26 A, ~, steubetyille E5 A. H.,
making close connection for western points
Trains leaving Columbus al $40 r. ", and Gas A.
~, run daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, al 6O6P ~, with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago Gt 1850
next morning Berhs can BE- secured In advance at
Union Depot Ticket OhlcO, Columbus,
Pullmans Palace DmWlng Room Slceping Cam
through without change from SleubenVilie East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West To Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and S. Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, and any further information, up.
ply 10 JOS. u. BEl.LEVlLLE, Ticket Agent, at Pan.
handle Depot foot Of Eleventh street, or at City
D. W. CALDWELL,
Gen' Manager Pittsburgh, Pa.
Z A, FORD,
Gen'l Piss. and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

DITTSBURGlI, CINCINNATI & ST,
i LOUIS RAILWAY-PANHANDLR ROUTE
lfAI
Time table for East and West corrected 10 ocTo
BER SOIh, 1881.
Trains ieAys Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
street near Public Landing daily, except Sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
WALL Street I'A.daY.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The Posts financial
aILcie says:--At Che stock Exchange the qles-
uon OF the future Of the money market has
gwen place to reconsideration OF the crops and
incidentally OF the weather. The backward
SpTlLS gives great encouragement TO those who
are specnlatlng for lower prices, their th 4ory
being that backward spring means uncertain
II not deficient harVeStS. Uuited States bonds
are q lower for the 4'S and 6'S. and otherwise
unchanged. Railroad bonds are irregular but
generally higher. Tennessee bonds Ia the fore
noon advanced l1s4 for the 6's new, and II Is for
the old 6s and the new series: there b IS
since been decline Of 4a4a4 per cent; we cannot
ascertain that there Is any trustworthy news TO
warrant fluctuations The stock market to-
Day Is dull. The opening prices were generally
lower, and In the first half hour the market
was heavy. prices falling1sa5s. and including
board the tone changed to strength aud within
an hour there was an advance OF 1aa1tx, led by
western Union Telegraph and jersey Central.
In the next half hour there was decline OF
7saf4. which has since been recovered, the
ma market as we write being fully steady.
Ing toward ease and large blocks OF money are
now oflered to stock exchange houses until next
December, at per cent; the best bid on TINS
Class OF 1OaLS is per cent. The ruling rate for
call loans today Is per cent on stocks, the
exceptional rates being and per cent. on
7. s. bonds the quotation Is about per cent
lower Prime mercantile paper is 5a5k per
deal more money than it is taking
In, and within week or ten days currency viii
begin to return here. In the meantime gold
imports continue on large scale. The market
for foreign exchange is dull The posted rates
Tor prime bankers sterling are 4Sl X a4S4. The
Gable transfers are 4S3ah. Prime commercial
bills are 4I9a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
SOCIETY NOTES.

NOW that other new rules In matters OF eti-
quette are to be established In official society,
would 1t not be as well TO alter that custom
Which has so long prescribed that the families Of
members Of any one grade In Official life should
all receive calls on the same day? When all
the members OF the cabinet have taken perma- l.
nent residences, it would appear that, from
present Indications, they will be scattered pretty
much all over Washington, and che difficulties
about calling upon them all on Wednesday Will
be aggravated by the fact that some OF them
have taken houses La a nelghbOrhood where the
majority OF residents receive on other DAYS.
For instance, Attorney General MacVeagh will
live on RboOe Island avenue, in the same block
With Chief Justice Waite, whose family receive
on Mondays, as 90 most OF the others living In
that immediate neighborhood. It is announced
that Secretary Lincoln has rented the dwelling
heretofore occupied by Senator Randolph. on
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, between 18th and I4th
streets All OF the other families living In that To-
caltty receive on Tuesdays, except those or Sena-
tofS,Who- again. receive on Thursdays. This Will
require, unless the sensible new rule is adopted
OF having one day for neighberhood, that vis-
ltorS should call IN that section On Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, and when Justice
Miller takes his own house again, as he will in
the autumn, his wife Of course will receive on
Mondays. 1t may be added, too. that in the row
In which Secretary Blaine lives the families OF
Gems. Sherman and Van Fliet receive on Tues
days. Mrs. Blaine on Wednesdays and senator
GoImal S Vile on Thursdays.
MI. C0rcoranS grandchildren, accompanied
by their fathers sister, Miss Eustis are expect
ed to return from the south this week. and will
be at Mr. Corcoran'S residence here at least
until hot Weather-Senator HarriSon'S wife
and daughter think OF returning on Thursday
to their home in Indiana.-The families OF
several Senators have been suggesting 10 the
latter that as the prospect now seems TO be that
the Senate will remain here during the sum.
mer, they might as well take houses and
settle IN them how instead OF waiting for the
autumn.-Mrs. A. III. Cummins. widow on
Bishop Cummins is spending few days with
her niece Mrs. Dr. Rogers. on CAPITOL HiIi. She
has some beautiful little sketches In OIL OF
Florlda scenery, which she has executed during
her residence there this winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
The Senate Deadlock.
THINGS AS THEY WERE.

IHIkES AS THEY WEEK.
The tactics IN the Senate 10 day are repe.
tition o. those for more than week. The re-
puoLcans demand the passage OF the caucus
resolution to elect Senate officers. which Is an
tagon1zed on the part OF the democrats by mo.
tiohs 10 proceed to the consideration OF execu-
tive business. There was some talk to-day that
the republicans contemplated holding night
session and keeping The Senate In continuous
session until the caucus resolution is disposed
or. Senator Dawes said he could not say What
would pe done, as Il Was not the policy OF the
Republicans TO show the democrats their hand
Mr.. McPherSon, OF New jersey, during lull In
the proceedings. endeavored to have referred q
ment OF Boyton IN England Mr.. H0ar, how.
ever, promptly objected, when the New Jersey
Senator spoke bEsfiy on the denial Of the
sacred right Of petition. 1t Is evident the re-
puolicans do not propose to allow any busi-
ness 10 be transacted until the caucus program
for the election OF officers is executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
emancipation Day.

THE PLACE FOR TIE CELEBRATION NOT YET PRO-
CURED.
A meeting CT colored men was held at GALL
can F.shcraen;S hall, South WASHINGTON, last
Thursday night, 70 take measures for an ap-
propriate celebration OF emancipation day
10th instant. 4 committee composed OF Lewis
Willis V. p. Addison and w. ii. Brown was
appointed TO secure the Lincoln square, east OF
the Capitol, for the purpose. They called upon
Col. A. f. Rockwell, ia charge or public build
ingS and grounds, yesterday, stating their
desires, and today received from him a letter,
In which he states: Il am prohibited from
granting your request by section 220 OF the re-
Vlsed statutes OF the District OF Columbia
which provides that No open space, public
reservation or other public ground In the city
OF washington nor any portion or the public
streets or avenues In said city shall be occupied
oy any private person or for ans private pur-
pose whatever This morning the same Com
mittee waited on the District Commissioners
for the purpose OF securing the space in 'front.'
OF the City Hall for their celebration, and In
reply TO the request received a note from the
commissioners stating that the matter OF oc-
cupatfon OF the public parks is entirely In the
hands or the general government and no one
has right TO give permission 10 occapy except
Congress; tnat the Commissioners have put the
repairing OF this locality under contract and
the entire street around the statue will be torn
up and rendered unfit for an assembly. It IS
not known what steps VIII be taken next 10
states that a meeting win be held In his
Gallilean hall, On Pennsylvania avenue near
~ street. THURSDAY night, TO arrange the
whole matter ana that no one Is entitled To
collect subscriptions for the celebration untfl
he appoints the committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
MIR. COnkllng and the southern
Senators,

Us
Senator Conklng's friends and followers. at
The mon League CLUB and the Fifth Avenue
lotel, are acting to-day as il they had bad news
from Washington. From weiI informed
source, II is ascertained that notwithstanding
anect1onate oyertures last week On the part OF
Mr.. Conkling to the southern Senators TO vote
against MT. Robertson's confirmation. it would
appear that not few of those gentlemen
have given him to understand that as between
MN and the President or as between hin
and Mr.. Blaine even. they owe him nothing.
He has Also had it fhtimated TO him In plain
terms that his fierce philippe against the
south at the commencement OF the Presi-
Dental campaign ia too recent to be forgot
ten. Coinctdent with this is the appeal
OF the democratic members OF the state legis.
lature in favor OF Robertsons confirmation.
which they are bound to respect. More than
one southern Senator, am Informed, has been
writing to this eject to parties here within
therefore, that though MI. Conklings may get
some votes from that section he viii not pro-
cure enough to answer his purpose. Collector
Merritt said this afternoon he had no doubt
whatever that the nomination would be con-
flrmed, and he (Merritp is making his arrange.
ments accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
The Life-Saving Men Indignant.

NEw YORK; April ga Long Branch special
SAYS great dlsanection, amounting almost to
open rebellion. exists among the l1fe.sav1ng
crews along the Jersey shore over new order
nom the government. This order is In the
snape OF q brass check, about the size OF the
average trunk check, but round In shape,
Mhich every member Of the crew Is required to
carry when ne goes out on patrol, and ex-
change when he meets the patrOlman from
me tne next , station to show the time he Is on
9he captains this morning offered them to
their men, but the men refused to carry them
nere persuasion was tried the men threatened
70 leave IN q body. At station No. 8. at Sea-
bright, five men out Of seven have thrown up
their positions. At No. 4, Monmouth beach,
six men have resigned. Alltne men aI station
No. s. at Green's Pond, have left the
house, and so on all along the shore.
The captains at present are powerless.
Only one more month remains for duty,
ana as the fishing season viii presently begin,
labor VIII be very scarce. It Is understood that
several captains have gone 70 New York today
to confer With Captain Merryman, the general
Inspector, for instructions as to the course of
action to pursue.
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kilograms to The Star
THE GREAT FLOOD In DAKOTA.
Ice Piled Forty Feet High At Ris.
marck-E'reeS Three Feet Through
Cut Down by the Ice El0od-M an
dan Ten Feet Under Water.


Especial Dispatch to the Ereasiia1 Star.l
BISMARCK, DAK, April 5th.-The flood Is sub
siding somewhat, but most OF the bottom
in front OF the city remains covered with water
while the Ice at some points is piled forty feet
high. The Ice was about forty-two inches
thick, and before 1t broke the river was higher
than at any time last year. Tie ice gorged at
Sibley Island, two miles below Fort A.
Lincoln, and filled the river for two miles or
more, breaking down trees three feet through
before. it. The bottoms In front Of
the city sometimes become wet and the
O'd channels are filled, but never generally
overfiown except as the result Of an Ice gorge
There Is bench five feet above the BOTTOMS
which, since the settlement Of the country II
1872, has never been reached by the high water;
Dut In THIS case one story buildings situated on
this bench were covered to the roofs and de-
stroyed. The warehouses and saloons at the
landing were all washed away. There is no
communication with Mandan. but the people are
seen on the bluffs without shelter, and rumor
places the water at from four to ten feet deep I'm
the city. Mandan Is village OF about four hum
dred people, on the west bank of the Missouri.
with the Heart river lying between that and
Fort A. Lincoln, four miles distant. The peoble
would have found shelter at Fort A. Lincoln
had they been able to reach that point. Bis
marck remained ten feet above the flood. The
principal loss was in the few buildings, probably
twenty wooden structures, at the landing aud
On the first bench, and In cord wood and timoer
on the bottoms washed away by the flood as
lncse living on the bottoms were warned OF
the threatened high water. There was also
some loss OF stock which had been driven for
fer1ng, but no loss OF life has been reported as
yet aG this point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
LOCAL NEWS.
The Split at Ryland Chapel.

Ans sSSkbsRs skT Up A NkW CHCRCH,
The trustees OF Calvary Baptist church have
rendered 10 the withdrawing members OF Ry-
ana chapel congregation the use OF Kendall
TThhsspes Thsp corner OF IsM and d streets southwest.
III. LIS ,l rnalri Is neat frame building ana win
seat rom $50 10 800 persons They the secsisrsD
WI, WI, ~ once proceed TO organize society ana
VIII nold a meeting there Tomorrow eysnirr
for that purpose, and on sunaay morning thers
viii De preaching services II IL contemplatei
10 adhere 70 the doctrines OF the Mefho,iist
church, With the exception OF thoss re'afinS -
temporal government a Sunday school viii
also be organized on sunday morning
Thus far it is understood that but few OF tha
ooIectors have obtained their certificates from
Ryiand Chapel. and ft Is stated that DR.. Deale
Will not grant them. In such Sc the case n Is
likely that the Ryland authorities viii GO
through the process OF dIsciplning those lesv-
ing. as refracto ory members. This viii not, how
ever. prevent them from forming anorganiZ alton.
for those OF the official board leaving know the
standing or every member whose name Is or
was on the record OF Rylard They Will, as
soon as permanent organization is Effected.
1orm tne classes and set out on their Own re
SponSibtfty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

MAINs.LIt has been finally decided that the
remains OF the late Senator Carpenter VIII
leave this city for Milwaukee Friday morning,
tne Sth instant. The Senatorial comm fttee ac-
ompanying the remains VIII probably consist
vi SenaIors Conkl1ng, Logan, Cameron. OF
Ine 1. house committee will probably be COM
PPOSu PPOssu OF representatives Carlisle, Lapham
consiT Toson an0 Tucker, together with the Wis
fenoieton was expected TO 90, but fll-nealth
anu a !mpottant private business will prevent,
@ ine nenDers OF these Committees viii not re.
tuln peloge Wednesday or next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
The Markets.

.eruat nAtt1iMnohE. InoE. Arril 5:.virfin;a sizes. de-
sss tS dS pat due coupons ss do new ten -fores
a,,as a,s,AII1iMokE. II, april s.7oo.,on quiet-u,a,
sO,sern a nah ssd western
ss5ss, sSS 'sfs ia jaPs
ll4k. Corn. southern steady and firm: western
mI1sd :sS sSShsEn xssise e. xsSS
and sSss s@sE sssss ss nNeS Gs,Ss.
2g9ts6Le s.anys BITTER a1let saa apchanssd
steady Rio eargoes, ordinary to fair, ioai2 Sugar
fre;vhs. A sOfs EEssks ds o9s
res wheat 81 Us BUSHES corn fos 3 pSsbsr Ssr
ns;s st.lxSs., lsSS o1sns,s isS bushels ship
wheat ass, 2sS bushels corn. SOC. iio bushels .ies
MSneS fsokk sas ase ana rmss
e.ysTI ments Gu ct and steady. tae' ,0'~ mort SS'
NEW YORK. April Flour firm Wheat mod
new NEW YORK, April s. II e., m.-The etocl
Market onened rregnlaI. and ia the early dealings
first beard somewhat steadier tone prevaiIed, aud
an advance Of "a to q per cent was recorded. The
specdiatinn was very quet and the dealings were
LivEs foofs April 5. IL 80 p. n. Cotton frmer
,.tion and Sse EXPORT GEO. Receipts ri, 100 Amer
Hpr and May. 8. aiso ipfi lie; disassEs nay
ana June, q 3-32, also 6H; June and July, 6 8 16
tenber, s s-s2. al.o 6 SIG; September and octo-
1,, 6er, g. S,lS; 6 November and December. 5 1916.
low. Receipts wheat for the eos past sa three
days; THsB5N 1s SSo csntaIltamertssn ntI ss g.
Pennsylvanis Centrs. 6ss. Rssdin.s. '' s.. New
Yors Ontario and Western, 384.
ives iSs nSEois hEii cenai. z s. i4a Z III s. bonds
Atlantic and western sstT tees
ioe New York Ontario md western ae sS Reoed
petroleum, 6aa6kd. Spirits turpentine, 3ls. Cd.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at 230 p. M, as reported by a. 81
Dodge, OF $50 18th street, by special wire -
Western Union. 116A; do. new stock. 81: New
York Central. l45h; Lake Shore, l2sx; Michigan
Central @ 1l23.; New York. Lake Erie and Western.
PelswaEe, LsclsSanns and western. 12iS; New
Readins. SSA; Nortnwestern. l227 do preferred
fae fa R.e H. e. 1ns T i5 sG gaS
and st: Jo, 5s11: do preferred. l62k st Louis and
dsSn do s.a Chic M,5 snd IS
g. AZ Nar.hern rP Pacifc l' con-, S 4sS; g. sno ao
preferred. ~; ~; San Francisco com, II do
Pcc koek do san Tst I M Ssn sSs
and Shattaneeea. 77 Ontario and wsstern $685.
Canadian sousern so Ds.rcs of oofamsia osns s.
bonds; =; Chicago, BURLINGTON and Quincy.
peRSsI o dod Re ss9s iSSS st H M
Erie snd Western, 5la52: CHICAGO. St Louis and
New Orleans. 7Sa; Col; Goal 5ezE; ohio Central
SSSGi; ie1as Pschc, 30; Texas Pacific L. g.,
Closing Government Bonds:-4H. 1.,29ai. l2,l
ssoTg9as a?rl 81 i2E t hslsa sG1s3ss
lVl7s; 6's, 022a1.U2k coupon, J. OF cal OBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Duhnune DeIn0cratic

CHICAGO, April 5.-ln the municipat election
at Dubuque. Iowa, yesterday, with three tick.
cts In the field. the democrats were successful.
and elected Louis Hosmer mayor.
Michigan,s Voting.
In Michigan, the democrats carried Ypsilanti,
Ann Arhor, Jackson, Muskegon, Flint, Saginaw
and Holland. The republicans secured Lam
sing, Niles. Grand Rapids, Grand Haven
Adrian and East Saginaw.
A Democratic Mayor i'm Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, D.. April Sin total vote of
about $4,000, In this city, yesterday, VIM
Means. democrat, was elected mayor over
Charles Jacob, jr, republican. By .5l4 ma jority
The republicans elected six OF the city build
1,543, chiefly about l, 200, and three out Of the
four members Of the board of education by ma
Jor1ttes ranging from al to 933. The democrats
elected the other member by 473 majority. The
scratching was unprecedented. and the difficulty
IN counting the vote extraordinary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

ALBANY, n. Y, April 5.-Mr. Raines. on a
question OF privilege, In the assembly this
morning, said that he had been induced by one
7. S. owens, claiming to be newspaper CORE.
the act providing for the publication
OF the report OF the Adirondack sur
very. Afterward Hlr. VerplanR GOWN,
superintendent OF the survey, informed him
that q man named Lafevre had come to him
saying that for consideration he would defeat
the Dill. Mr.. Ra1neS had aifidavitS read to sus.
tain this statement, and said IL was clear case
OI attempting to blackmall Mr.. Colvin. He
therefore offered resolution for the appoint
ment OF committee to investigate the matter:
adopted. Two detectives who were in the
en- AMBER arrested Owens and conducted him to
police officer on charge of conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
Ole0margarine Ordered To he In-
vestigated.

NEW YORK, April 5.-A resolution was atlopt-
ca e py the board Of aldermen to-day requesting
article known as oleomargarine and aeIs.rtain
Nnether or not as an article OF food it is detri-
mental to public health. The board OF health
are requested and directed to take immediate
measures 70 investigate In the most thorough
manner by medical and chemical aid the purity.
neaInfulIess and value of said product as an
article OF food. and TO report to this body the
results OF their Investigation, with such recon-
mendations, If any be necessary as may relate
70 the manufacture and distribution OF the
same as an article OF fCOd.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05

Completing another Cable.

VERA CRUZ. April 5.-The cable steamer
Dacia has completed the first section of the
Central and South American cable southwark,
The cable survey ing steamer Hornet Is at Aca-
pulco, having taken very satisfactory sound
The Central and South American telegraph
company has secured all the necessary rights.
and Will connect with the West Coast telegraph
company at Callao, establishing cable conirnu-
nicatlon With Valparaiso, Chill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-05
Nom To-day.

Tie President sent the following nonIna
nations to the Senate to-day: 70 be post
masters: Lewis Marvin, at Walton, Ny /:
Matthias Woolley. at East Long Branch, Nj.
Jas. X. Mills. at Braddock Pa. Thos. f. Sher.:
herd.at Mechanics burg, Ohio: Edwin 5. Hub
bard; at Redwood, Ohio: NJ. E. Taggart, at
I.eetOnia, Ohio; Geo. Il. WOOD. at Mitchell, Ind
,BeBi. ". Sholty, at Decatur, Ind: Selden NJ.
Bronson, st Menasha. Wis; Henry Elmer
Botsford, at otsego Mich; Jas. France. a
Rawlins. wyoming Territory; w. w. Holden
at Raleigh, NC; Thos. II. Price, at Gallatir,
Tenn.
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A $1,000 Fire.

PHLApLLPHIA, April 5.-Early this morning a
fire broke out In large factory OF the Farmers
wharf, Delaware, which completely consumed
that property. about sixty boat houses, aud
small frame refreshments saloon near by, aud
which was only controlled when there was
nothing more left to burn. Three or four of
the yachts were burned, the remainder being
removed to place OF safety. The total loss ia
about 5000. There is no doubt but that the
gave EMPLOYMENT to about one hundred men