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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-27
LE AL NorrcRs.
pUBLTC SALE OF REAL FSTIT;;;s;'

By virtue Of the authority yr.,ed IN b,nN,
cree Of the MunltirAl COuli Of WheciIs" y Ace
The 9Th day Of July. 1883, In Suit IN c tSsSs "
therein pending, wherein Charles r. OA,rlHGtiy
aud vile are plaintiffs and Julia Ann SisSisgh
Aed Others are defendants, the undenVnSi ~ Sl
Commissioner, will. on '"'4 spSNAl
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. lss
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, Nil a, ,,,,.
auction, at the frtnt door Of the Cant IL puOaG
Ohio County the following described real ~, u
that u 70 hay Lot numbered ioEty.lOuF ilu as
ate on the north side Of YIrinli Nfe,t S.,SS su'
South Penn and trout Streets on WheslipS s,.;,Ia
In the City Of Wheeling, West VlpInlS. S,ih ~
md SECULAR the Improvements thereon al
TRIMS oFSALE-Cne-lhIfdoit u purchase unrs,
and a mucn more u the purchaser may eIscI 4,
pay, cash, on the day Of sale and the retEITds, ~
TWO equal instAllments a. nInS and eIsbist ~
months from day Of sale, respectively, with intSt
est from that day, the purchaser giving HE nSts,
for the dese'red inktGllmentS and the title IN ~
detained until the purchase money ihAll have Lees
paid In iuu. X. q, IARR
J. @. HERvEY, AuctIoneef. '' ''-'O"S''
thereby certi ythat bond has been given In IN.
above cause BY the Special Commissioner, a. NJ.
August Il, iSsS. JAMES R. CowDEV
Clerk pro temporc Of the Municipal Court NJ
NheGllsR. EniS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-27

FGirmOat Wta HlrOiHidA
surely, II the Legislature deemed it wise
to prohibit the use Of railroad passes
among its members, how much more wis.
dom would be shown in forbidding so
glazing an inconsistency upon thepart Of
the Board Of Public worksH Why not
compass the taxation Of railroads by the
same summary process that governed the
assessment OF the farmers grain, his chick.
ems, his pigs and his agricultural nipple.
ments? Like C@sar's wife, the Board Of
Pabllc Works should be above suspicion;
aud suspicion necessarily attaches to the
Gilt edged policy OF the present junketing
tour. Turn the rascals out!
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rhs Better Democrats Want a Change.
BuekhanuOH Delta.
Facts should be known, and fair dis
custom Of the management OF such institu'
tons can but result in good to the lnstilu-
lion, which is Of more Importance than
the good Of either Of the political parties.
i've were not favorabIy impressed with the
changes made inthe Asylum MANAGEMENT
administration, and have reason for beliey.
ing II done more for personal and party
reasons than for the good OF the institution.
Quit a number Of the better class Of Demo
cats now acknowledge that the present ad'
ministration has been incompetent and In
discreet, and advocate an entire change.
The people will naturally inquire will the
same party be likely to do any better next
time? Il changeis desirable, 1t had bet
Ter be both captain and crew; all OF our IN
stitu,ions have been run too mucn in the
interests OF party.
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DIED.

KLlsE-on Saturday. August 2S 1883, Mrs
FRANK J. KLINE, In the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No
2sll Market street, to-day at O'Clock Pm. Inter-
terment at tenIusul, Cemetery. Friends OF the
family arc invited to attend.
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A WRITER in the June atlantic says,
Listening Is a lost art" What, man! Go,
get thee to nunnery, to boarding school;
20, travel one season with a sewing circle.
Get married, man, get married, and you
won't do anything else, save only LISTEN
HqirkeUe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-27

MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay 1t In solution OF Rex
Magnus over night and you can keep 1t for
weeks. You can also keep milk Q week or
more by stirring in little OF the Snow
Flake" brand. D@w
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TrS thousand happy housekeepers cheerful
~ certify to the marvelously quick results Oh
tsined BY the use OF Hunts Insect Powder.
it kills Bed.bugs, Reaches, Ants, etc. Price
25 cts, by DruggstS,
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Martinsbur0 sa'eERGH. =,
The management Of the Asylum should
be thoroughly investigated, so that the
ialsity OF these rumors could be satisiac'
tnrilv established,
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GLEsS's SULPHUR Soar purifies the skin.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SO cts. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Mwf6W
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DIR, HkKrMAs-Dear Sir: l am thankful
to God that can acknowledge your treat
ment (Pa1na) Of nay daughters eye, has
been successful aud satisfactory. l would
be glad 10 have the public have confidence
In YOU. n. B.-Please make your ices in
reach Of poor people. Remember the tender
mercies Of the wicked are cruel.
RRy. Z. II, BALDWIN,
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REV. Il. ID. BALDWIN,
Waftahfirp Pa

Reader ask your druggist for one Of Dr.:
Hartman's invaluable books on the Ills OF
life" and how to cure thcm. You get one
gratis. D@W
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
yXTHEELING { ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, MAY IL, 1883, tuntrl
further notiee) can will run trom the City and
stamm's every hour from ESQ a. Y. to $50 2. n
Cans 10 and from Fulton every % minutes
myl2 J. KIREH, supt
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TroRo,


Mtssrs. FtnafH0 Bros
Sirs,-I take this opportunity of informing W. W
OF the benefits have derived from m u Lc
LdHs'S LiUtr PllS. have fOFtw0 years past pt. KY
afflicted with u severe pain over the eye ~.
eompanied with n NERVOUSNESS and sense 9i GIN nm
ness malady beyond the power and skiil Of o4T
physicians TO relieve and cure, caused, a. ilf r.
myself could Judge, by diseased state Of "a
liver and stomach. Some OF the doctors VIZ
bleeding, and various other remedies were ul.uuI
but all In vain, for the deep.Tootcd disease W
stuck fast. At last, procuttd box oi y95i Va
liable Liver pills from druggist here, ana io.a,'
afleI taking a portion Of them, that 'he uhs ~,
and painful sensation over the eyes have IT,
entirely let mo- will close by advising Az l%s
afflicted as have been, to procure 'le N!Y ~
medicine at once and save much time ana p.,lI
with little expense With sincere g'a''uN' ass
respect, remain, yours respectfully ro,,,,,
GKo. ". RUSSELL, Io''''''
Mo- TorF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No as Seytn'h ,bi lie
tetJIfy that they have both been suffering WV" ,sh,sb
liver complaint for about FIVE years, u.nTE money
time they have spent large amouh' Q, ,. ',S
and tried many remedies, hnt 10 ~ bh
Finally. hearing or m. G. NcL1Htb Lift[ r., ~
prenafed by Fleming BroS, rtHhiiGn, a..
they purchaScd four boxes, which lhty w hoT.
eording 10 the directions accompanying elSY a
and now pronounce themselves perfectly s-'sS''
that distressing disease.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

yTTANTED-A COMPETENT BOOK
w teaper IN lake chErEe Of the books Of q
large mSntii lcturng establishment IN thLA clty'
A ddFesS p o. R0E 4lL A1sI
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WAETER ;5.d Rom 9S d or T.s SIT So. %
~ Main Ltfcct. between Ninth and Tenth, or on
hGpine, between Eleventh and Fifteenth stfe.u.
Beat II city references. Address x. W 4nteiisen'
cor nlilnh huS.-
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TXTANTED-To BORROW SIX HUN.
w DRED and Fifty Dollars al six percent; un.
incnnbhTed real estate security; the tald pIopsiy
nnW rents Tor RlteeD dollars pei month. EuqniIe
~ IIGMEj LAU DER, No 81 Fifteenth st BUZZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER FRANCE.

A SECTION OF HER SHAFT BROKEN-TOwED SAFELY
TO HALIFAX.
HALIFAX Dec. 25.-The steamer Marengo arrived
here this morning with the National Line steamer
France in tow, the latter having broken her nam
shaft The Marengo picked her up on thursday
night. The France is from London for New-lorK.
The France left London on December 9 with two
irst-elass and fifty steerage passengers Her cargo
consisted of general merchandise and tmrty-lour
horses. Heavy head seas, but fair weather. were
encountered up to last Thursday, when between II
aud ~ o'clock at night, the third section OF the
shaft broke and eshp was rendered helpless. The
Marengo, which was bound from Hull for New-iork'
was passing the France at the time of the accident
and was Immediately signalled by the latter.
response was given at once and being requested to
tow the France to Halifax, the Marengo consented
and lav-to to await daylight. The vessels at TINS
time were in latitude 43o 90, longitude 5o0 ~,
about sixty miles southwest OF Sable Island ana
nearly 200 miles from Halifax At o O'Clock Fri
dav morning the disabled ship was taken IN tow
and the two steamers headed for this port. Early
Friday evening northwest gaze sPIang up ant a. %o
O'clock, after seventy miles had been covered the
The storm continued during the two succeeding
davs hut the MaTengo remained close by, ana at
ten o'clock Sunday afternoon the hawser was again
adjusted, and the Marengo steamed ahead;
The gale however, increased in violence, ana
NOT much headway could be made. AZ $3.50
O'clock Sunday night the hawser broke for
the second time and the France drifted about an
night rolling aud pitching heavily. By morning
the weather began moderate, and shortly after
O'clock 4 new hawser was run out, which success
fully stood the strain until port was reached ms
morning no further mishaP occurring. Three oil the
horses, thirty-two of which belonged to A. Rogy,of
| Seward Neb and were purchased in France, were
| washed overheard by heavy seas prior to December
| Is and urth one died on the morning OF the ac-
| cident The other two of the thirty-ionr when are
| owned by G. X. Potter, of Sweetsburg Quebec ana
| which were also purchased in France are reported
| 10 be in good condition. The action of Captain
Hadley aud his officers. after the breaking OF the
shaft tae Eco eond"ed5 % ds,ed Si Steamer so Well are
! highly spoken of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
DYING ON HIS LITTLE BOYS GRAVE.

A FArurR' : SHOOTS mMsELr-ABusING Ills WIFE
So THAT SHE LEFT HIM.
In Greenwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon, IN
the thckest of the snow torn, Speclal oiilccr
Timothy Mccarthy was strolling on Meadow hlll'
near tho entrance at Eighth AMI Twentieth st'''
when he nearly stumbled over dark object lying
across grave. 1t proved to be tue uea"
body of man with balet hoIo
in his breast over the heart. Areyoycr lying near
with ono barrel empty told the story OF suiclue
The body was removed to the station-hou'e' ana
from papers found in the dead mans pocket 1t was
learned that his name was John Thoma, a tallor
cntter living at No 332 Sixth-st., this city ana
that his fathcr-u-aw, Peter knaus, llvcd AT
No. III Orchard-st. IL was also gathered thae
Thoma and his wife had quarrelled
AtNo. III Orchard-st last night TRIBUNE re-
porter found Mrs. Thoma, a fair.halred' Oiue-eycu
and slightly built Bayaran woman, sitting aI sup
her knee looking ruddy and happy. lhe he"-in'uo
crwith her infant child, little grl one year o oh
widows father, mother and brDtherS were Si''i"s
obout her at the table Mrs. Thoma SAID that her
husband had been ill-treating her d niooV
continuouslv for the last four months and slat on
SiIn,, no he seemed TO grow more violent, She
could no longer endure It, she ieiI hll ots @ iJsr E
baby with her and went to her lathol J ~ 10 Laar
husband did not come after her, nor dlu Slle noi
from him or of him until yesterday aiternoon WIZ
wor came to her through the police tii"S ~ anal
killed himself. Thomas had S1ou uuoit' Ill
n nleasant home was not addicted 70 uLinHi u.ii
and had never been unkind to his ia tsm hnS snn
about four months ago Last summer ne ne d nr" He
stroke, which apparently unsettled MS an II
had been n strong healthy and hearty man oci1io T.;
that time But since them said ms orot
law, nothing has pleased him; no'hihs Su'''u
At No. 332 Sixtl-st, whore Thoma had III veG, nor.
was stated that he "had always seemed 10 DC PeI i
feet gentleman" and the fact OF his aDuso W. ft
wife or of her leaving him was not KNOWN o horo or
| the house on Monday but left no word as 10 "hoi0
| he was going -. s, ,,oors of ope
and had been in this country for many years AVUu %
five wears ago he married Miss knans. & &ihcn hon In9
child q boy died year ago iast JuiS' raVa mav
three years old and it was on his LlItlo sinCtt not
that the unhappy took his NE laG1 dtv and n, his
known TO have any relatives in TINS Guy, anu h1
| wifs's family will take charge OF ms DodYi "hon
will bo buried in Greenwood beside ms chiid. ,fo
Hefore he entered the cemetery 70 emu his ~ ~
Thoma called at the shop of John Kline, s.om.
cutter in Twenty-fth-st, near the man
of Greenwood and gave an order tor d hea 5 al
for his chiId's grave He gave his name name anu u i ~
dress and the location of the grave; w men 'ne .ho
eide was reported Kline identified l1oi&a & as aS S
man who had called him; Thomas PGdy tGc was re'
first taken to the Brooklyn Morgue' ana thehce IT,
| moved to this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
FRENCH CLAIMS IN ToYoUIN.

PARIS Dec. 25.-Thc Temps protests against the
runors of the mediation OF England between
France and China, and adds: " France VIII always
pay great attention to Englands counSeIs' Dut must
sec her claims in Tonquin recognized 1t ID not LOT
prolond IN offer mediation if China does not ask
for it,"
LONDON, Dec. 25.--Thc Vienna correspondent OF
The Standard says that he hears from trustworthy
source that France has determined to permit no n-
tcrference with her programme in Tonquin and to
enter into no negotiations whatever for peace with
China until the French troops occupy -Ninh.
The Madrid correspondcntof The Times states that
he hears from good authority that the Chinese
troops took no part in the defence OF Sontay' ana
that The French losses in the recent battle there
were much greater than was officially stated
Preparations for the defence OF the ked Rlver
delta by tho Chinese continue to be made oh large
onnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
UYDER 4 SECOND AVALANCHE.

DENVER, Dec 25.-Further particulars of the
terrible accident ut the Virginia Mine, near ouray
ON Friday last have just been received by spcca mes
scngcr Immediately upon receipt OF the news oi 'he
disaster party consisting Of thirtyOno persons loft
ourov 10 bring I'm the dead. The journey 10 the mine
was made In the face Of great perls, as terrible storm
was raging After having cared for the wounded ana
inproviscd scds the bodies Of those killed. the party
start cd on their return. When the Cunbe rland Basin
,gos roanbed second snow-sde occurred hut the party
snccerdcd I'm reaching the edge Of the avalanche before
N struck them, and thus escaped instant death. ihS
% rontnuing four dead bodies, however, were carried
600 feet down the mountain side to preCplce 9oo
fcct high over which they hurled, and there the
must remain until spring. The party nnMly Ieucheu
Outa nearly dead fTOm exhaustion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
!. THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
COMPLAINTS OF A FREE TRADER.
,tcrrNG THAT THERE WILL NOW BE NO RApl-


fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
w.su,xcroN Dec 25-A Southern Democratio
Conoressmon. who is an ardent free trade revenue
.oformor 10 much dissatisfied with the ways ana
Means Committee. "No acceptable tarih Dill can 10
expected this session" said he lie was asAou i0i
grounds of this opinion, in the lace oi 'ho s0n
erally conceded fact that clear MaJoi'y .a
the committee is composed OF revenue In. ,"ilA
reformers, and he replied: "What you Say ANU.
that NAV be true it would be, probably were IL
mot for one thing and that is the impending freSi
DENTAL contest. Six or seven months from now ehe
Democratic National Convention is to be heiu.
Morrison has the bee in his bonnet, and Is an
ovo1vod candidate for the Presidential nomination.
Ahrom G Hewitt. too, is Presidential quality
Of least good many Democrats so regard him.
"Both Colonel Morrison and Mr.. Hewitt WILL theIe-
torc he extremely cautious and if they touch inc
tariff at all you will see them handle IL glngery'
Neither of them will dare to take or consent 10 any
stem which may alarm the so-caled business inter-
csts,of the country on the eveof Presidential con-
test. Therefore, say we shall not be able 10 pass
anv such tariff bill were senthere to pass ior'
of course the Republican members OF IHe "S sSS
and Means Committee will side WIN Morrlson ah'
Hewitt and they will be a maJorty." A., e4
The Congressman appeared to overlook the luVo
that tarif BILL once il is before the House. eau po
made as radical and sweeping as the maJoIIty niay
desire II is unquestionably true, however, ; tna'
tbe more carefully the composition OF the commit
Tee is studied by the free trade Democrats u iIs i
iafion 10 future political possibilities ana proDa-
biiitles the weaker becomes their confidence III Ihe
prospects of tariff reform at TINS Sessond on;d one NJ
lyon might Just as well announce, salu onc " y
them 1that there will be no radical ana acceptaol'
tariff legislation for at least year to come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
RIDDLED WITH BUCKSHOT.

THREE YOUNG MEN SHOT DEAD by NEGRoEs'
Y.zoo CITY. Miss, Dec. 25.-John Il. Posey OF
the firm of Williams e. Posey al estmable young
man was insulted by John James,a colored butcher,
here last night After going away and getting some
friends. Posey returned with them to Main and
jefferson -sts, where James was last seen when'
without warning, the party was fired upon. John
Posey. c. Posey and Jasper Nichols were rlddled
with buckshot and instantly killed. and ii. c. Ellet
was dangerously and Fritz Hallder slightly
wounded. The white men refrained from shooting
because the streets were full of men and boys not
Connected with the difficulty. One of the negroes
has been arrested.
NO RACE PREJUDICE IN THE AFFAIR.
AT a meeting of the City Council, the Mayor
prcsiding, held to-day, the causes leading to the
difficulty last night were investigated 1t was de-
clared that neither politics nor race prejudice
actuated either side. John James, the leading
negro in the difficulty, was killed this morning
while his arrest was being attempted; lie hred
three times and was killed by townspeope VINO were
TRYING 10 arrest hlln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
wHIsKEY MEN DISSATISFIED.
AFRAID THE BONDED SPIRITS BILL MAY NOT REACH
THE HOUSE.

AFRAID THE BONDED SPIRITS BILL MAY NOT REACH
THE HOUSE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The friends of the bill TO
extend the time during which distilled spirits may
remain in bond without payment of the tax are un-
derstood to be greatly disappointed, not to say
angry with Speaker Carlisle on account OF the COM
position of the Ways and Means Committee Ihey
declare thot the whskey interests can look Tor no
relief from that committee, because, they say, all
the Republican members and three of the Demo-
cratic members, will strenuously oppose IT, Inc
three Democrats of whom the whiskey men are
afraid, are Herbert, of Alabama; Blount, OF
Georgia, and Mills, of Texas. "Those three men OPP
posed our bill from first to last in the XLVllth Con-
gress, and we can expect nothing better from them
now. wonder what Carlisle was thinking ABOUT
when he made up the Ways and Means Committee
said friend of the bonded spirits bill to-day.
As the committee consists of thirteen members
five of whom are Republicans, it is plain that II lhe
latter unite in opposing the measure and are JOeu
by only two of the Democrats, 1t cannot DC DrougnI
before the House. 1t ought not to be forgotten
however that the same measure was fav0TaOiy re-
ported by the Ways and Means Commlttee lW9
wears ago when Judge Kelley was CHAIRMAN anu dlio
Messrs Morrison, Kasson, Russell and Mchlhey WIZ
members as they now are. one OF inc iI3st aotn Wv
and Jealous supporters of the bill IN the lose Was
| Mr. Blackburn, who is now q member OF INC con-
/ mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
ARAILROAD TRAIN WRECKED.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Dec. 25.-Last night
.,ho pnIman train from Boston to Portland over the
Eastern Railroad consisting OF two baggage one mail
and five passenger cars with two locomotives attached
was running at high speed and as It struck the swtch
near the Greenland depot the switchrod broke both
engines passed safely but the coupling between the
rear engine and baggage car broke and the uah was
thrown against the locomotive Of freight train on
aide track The engine, the two baggage cars ana Tue
mail car we're completely wrecked, and the track was
1'he passengers felt only slight shock freight
brakeman was lightly injured but no others were hu
The nasseugers reached Portland about .oclock thls
mornng aud wreekngt have cleared the tracks To-
day The loss viii De about $20,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-26
TILE FIRE RECORD.
A GREAT BLAZE IN ST. LOUIS.
PROPERTY VALUED AT NEARLY HALF MILLION
DOLLARS BURNED.

PROPERTY VALUED AT NEARLY HALE MILLION
DOLLARS BURNED.
Sr. LoUIs. Dec. 25.-The extensive broom
factory and warehouse OF the Samuel Cuppes WOODEN
ware Company took fire last evening, and nearly
the entire building was destroyed. The building aduon
ing oecupied by the United States ONCE
and as a store-room also by the Isador busn VINE
Company and various Offices, caught nre TWO Oh 'n'eo
bours later and then the flames extended TO the rear
building abutting on Thirdst. 1t was nearly oaypreaA
before the fire was under control The following Is par
TALLY correct list of the losses and insurance Inc saue
Cupples Company, on stock 100000; Insurance.
s595OO Oh building, owned by ]. E. Legget $Zo'ooo;
insurance s2OOOO Hoye Building, corner Fourth anu
Elm sts damaged $4,000; insurance, $4o'ooo. Inc
Isador Bush Wine Companys stock in the basement was
vaued at 81 so OOO Their loss cannot yet be
but they are believed TO be fully insured M o
of Honor Lodge and Frank Blair POST u: "A. d n roS1
$4,000 on furniture and paraphanana b Movie
The Murphy Varnish Company, adJolLnB on o ti,,ynn
Building lose about 100000; insurance S2OVVV. ~
& Co. collin factory, lose $4,000 on STOCK; ne
$4,000 The loss on the building Is $IoOo IA 0narcT
600 The United states Army Paymasters ana Qfea a
mosters,s offices lose 500 900; total lose, Y3oOOvVo
The explosion In the Bush Building shattered is Mn
which i'm their fall killed John Conway ana alcnaei @
Kehoe burying them in the debris, and more or less s
iously Injured g. Gallagher Patrick Powers
Williams and John Hanley, all members Oh tuo It sa
Corps who were spreading tarpaulins wheh .le nv
Other adjoining property in Thirdst' was usiaseu "
fire and water.