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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO STONE CONF. ono,,..-

BIDS win be received by the Th,,
terlAn Church until March Il, lssS for ~ FtiSy.
and excavation on new Church BijlJInS ue HOik
street, between Thlrty.tlghlh and nj y. ~ JACOB
streets Plans and Specifications and Intn Ninth
received Of Z y Howard, architect iSSSsssatl9n
zee reserve me nsht 70 elecsan OF ali Sits M
SI.I sN'N' 0u~S J, B NixS
aLl 0oO0 Jacob HtFps, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06

ISthe absence Of aultahls materials, or tho
t,ms tn prepare Il, people otter go without .
dressing ior salaaS. Buy Dukes and you
viii never trouble yourself to make another.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be received at the oaioe n, ~.
Chief Engineer Of tho Ohio Valley CouItrSr to w.
Company In tarkenbuIg, " est virginia untiI nSSa
ON the Sth Day OF March, 1888, iOf The IISdIS. Him.
Masonry, lion Bridging, 1Testle and file HridEss.'
Gross Ties, Tncklaying aud BallAStlnR Tor tbe ILL.,
River Railroad, between BenwOod and h, SS1s
burg. West Virginia, being about % miles n ~.
valley Of the Ohio River. :" VIC
Bids VIII be received for the whole or any mar. a,
the work. f~''W
Plans, prohles aud specifications can be NAN a,
the ONCE Of the Chief Engineer on and aite, ~
18th day Of February, 1871. '''N' ss
WALLACE McGRATH.
Chief Engineer. PaIkenbuE, ". Va
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THIS life Ia too full OF work, Of duty, and q
pleasure to be wasted. But everybody don't
think DOR they would not tribe with cold
or . cough, when DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the only'reliable remedy, eau bsproeuted Tor
25 cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06
lRoApAppRoPRIATIoNs
Aud Other Important Matters In the
Board Of Commissioner.

The Board Of Commissioners met yesterday
in regular monthly session, with President
Woods in the chair and all the members
present. The Joint Committee on Finance
and Roads and Bridges reported the sums
which would be needed by the roads named
for the present fiscal year, and recommended
that the same DO appropriated. The usual
local fights followed. MI. Stein stood up for
an additional appropriation for the Peninsula
road. Nj. stoeker fought against reduo.
ton of the appropriation for short mud
road In Richie district The city and cou%-
try members showed the usual disposition to
divide on all questions, and the. former
showed better organization than formerly.
Finally the report was adopted. The appro.
nrintionH are as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A CAR conductor named Gunlop,
PlSStered biz feet with an onion,
Tho onion struck in ~
And took of the skin,
st. Jacobs gu cured his bpnton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06
EOR SALE.
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty-oue acres Of tpGI
ttmbered land about five miles sOutheAltOi BnI'
The land "a underlAid with coal and the timber la
DO aoated down Elk River 10 market AbO h6g
acres Of dmbered land In Peny county, Tennessee
W. " HOGB 4 BRO,
OCT 1900 MARKET Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06

FOR RENT-THE TWO STORY
IL Brick House, SIX rooms, No. 22S9 gotF Stre,t
Also the one.btory Frame House, four roOtnS. on
South York street. ARBkNH d CO., lll9 Main
street. mEs
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rINANCIAL AND connEncIAl.


mefcantile pGpoi 6l6x pOf cent, sterling Exchange
bankers BITS Steady al q sly; demand q 81
GoyEnHanEn-1resular but generally YAK per
i. g. Lehigh & wilkes....,.lol
U. 8. b, eXtended-..l0SIIS r. 8. q tfsts.....l
o. g as coupons ~, P. bonds hrStG.
Q, & Il, ID, Y, Land GnAnts....l0g
Pacific q 81 0j.,.,,.,l8 IT, P. ii king iuud...lllh
entrAl Pacific hntAl Texas Psc. IGnd gtS- ~
RAILROAD BoaDs-Actiye and strong: Texas 10.
comes advanced TO GGz from g al Saturdays
close
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WhAALhgL MCGkAT
Chief Engineer. PArkenburg, ",
POsTPONEMENT.
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE Nd, II
~ Ohio street; Eix EsoAS, wAsh.hOuse ami an,
gas hot and cold water. Possession given Immsdi,
a,ely. D. J. NICK kE, Island ufocrry. ' mi
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In the eighth round when beasted and call.
ed to the scratch Pete turned tail and 70.
fused to respond. The fight was decided in
favor OF Jack. ~ le
Two thousand dollars changed hands. Both
dogs were badly used up. Pete, the brindle's,
foreleg was chewed, and he was completely
winded. Jack, the whites, jaw and nose were
badly chewed up.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Secretary of the Interior Disposes Of
the PlacervilIe Town Site Case.

The Secretary of the Interior Disposes Of
the Placerville Town Site Case.
WASHINGTON, April 19sh.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has decided the case of b.
tista 'Pspinan VS.. Thomas Anderson ct al,
applicants for patents for the Enterprise
mine. located within the patented limits of
the town site of Piacerville, Cal He recites
in detail the legislation touching the town
site andmining rights, and as guideir correct
practice lays down substantially the following
proposition
l. That the owner Of q town bt. under q
claimant under the mining statutes to de.
mand stay of proceedings for tbs purpose
of bringing suit in Court to determine the
right Of possession, and all collateral ques-
tions, il he shall elect to come forward and
set up bis own title and deny the right Of the
mining applicant, although it may perhaps
not be incumbent upon him to do go. in order
to protect his own title under town site
patent already issued.
2. That reservation from patent to a
town site of any mine of gold, silver, CHINA.
bar or copper. st or near to any valid mining
claim or possession, held under the existing
laws of Congress, following the language of
town site laws, leaves cut of said patent such
mines and such mining rights as existed at its
date, and it is the duty CT this ID spartment
to aid the law and allow claims to mining
ground to be presented and patents to be OBJ
tanned, limited to the precise extent of the
reservation so made.
8. That to procure such patent the appli-
can't will be required to show afirmatively
the true location OF the vein and the extent
of his own claim for surface ground, exhibit
ing by his plat its relation to all other claims.
and to streets, blocks and municipal or other
improvements also to prove the necessity of
such surfacs ground to the use and operating
of his mine. II the location sntedates the
town site appropriation he must connect him.
self with the original claim, IS actually pos
sessed and claimed, not in excess Of the sur
face ground allowed by law and local usage
at the date Of the town site appropriation.
T. That when such showing has bsen made,
sdfficient to establish clear prima facia case,
the applicant may be allowed to proceed by
publication, IS in osher cases, subject to the
cling of an adverse claim, and the proceed
ings in Court; and il 90 adverse claims are
filed he may have his patent, upon completing
bis proofs and entry. Such patent 80 contain
the usual reservations respecting town righss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Protective AssOciation-The Seattle Post
effice-FOur Men Drowned.

0mcc-EOuE Men DEOWRcus
SEATTLE, April 19tb.-The Marine En-
gineers' Association, No. SO, perfected its
Organization in this city last night, the in-
staiiation of officers being conducted by J. s.
Richards Of Association No. 35 at San Fran
cisco. Ths new Association starts with q
membership of forty seven.
The business of the Seattle Pestoftiee is in
creaeiug so rapidly as to justify the belief
that postal delivery may be legally clsimed
within twelve months under the law requiI-
ing revenue Of $50, 900 per annum before
tho establishment of free delivery. The
revenue of the last quarter WAS about S4 600.
81 amount considerably greater than that OF
any other office north of California except
Portland. The present quarter is expected
TO go 10 So, ,000.
Charles johnson came to town yesterday
ard reported the drowning of four conpsn-
iohs in Lake Washington last Monday. He
and they were in b9at sailing, when an UT
l0oked.fnr Equall struck them and espazsd
their craft. Ali caught ho'd of the boat, but
beyond holding on were unable to do any
thing. In few niautes one OF the men,
| overcome by cold and the watar, let 20 and
'ssnk. A little later another went, and after
while third, and then fourth. johnson
eaw them all go down, being unable to give
them help, and barely succeeded in saving bis
own NE. ne Hoateu "llu Inc uptUrneq poat
five hours, and until it went ashore. He was
| then SO exhausted and Depumbed that he was
unable TO help himself. He cauld not stand
up. For twelve hours he struggled around,
frat on his hands and knees, and afterwards
on his feet, finally reaching the house of o
settler on the eastern shore of the lake. by
whom he was fed. warned and otherwise
cared for. His uDfortunste companions were
all Swedes. One was named Aaron johnson,
one Aaron Larsen, another Blank johnson,
and the fourth name unknown. Blank john
son leaves a wife and two children here. The
other three were strangers, and sll four were
going in quest of land upoa which to locate.
! Charles johnson. the survivor. lest 50, 400 in
gold. contained in the pocket of coat, lost
by the over.uIniag CT the boat.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, April 19sh. = Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ::
A. 7. Lsy snd wife, Chicago. ILL.,; J. f. Lay,
Batavia, n. Y; Mr.. Devereux and wife,
France James laidlaw and family, Port
land, Or; Edward Leroy, Star Canyon City,
COL; Mrs. r. r. Perry, Ogden; W. S. Hig.
gins, Maine; T. Rinaldo, New York Jehn
Mitchell, New Zealand E. f. Sawyer, II.
f. Dawes, Miss A. Rinaldo, New York ".
G. Brown and wife, Jacksonville, IIl; II. B.
Williams, Gleuwocd, Ind; E nj. Brown,
s.. Louis. Mo; H. P. Randolph, Central City,
COL; o. w. Burr, Oswego, N. Y; Eugene
States Army; j. G. Berwick and family,
Ottawa, Canada L. Martin, Wyoming
Territory W. P, Frunce, British Columbia ;
Robert Duck, G.. M. Beak, England M.
Badt. Wells, New; james Patrick, Missouri
800 emisrant passengers, including 235 males,
to arrive in Sacramento April 21st.
OMAHA, April 19.h.-Lsft here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento April 23i: G. f. Man.
ming, Boston; G.. W. Collier, Greencastle,
Pa; E. a. Briggs and wife, Marter Arthur
Briggs, San Francisco; G.. E. Howe and
wife. Sandwich Islands Paul Vandervoort,
S. r. johnson, Omaha; DR.. Azel Amer,
Washington; George Neil. Oakland Chas.
Dscordoys, Quebec; Major J. G. Holmes,
New York.
NEwHALL, April 19th.-Psssed here TODAY,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow D,
d. Jarborn, wife aud child, San Francisco
Mrs. L. Harris, Tucson w. A. Potter, Mrs.
r. 81. Moore, Sacramento 81. M. Richards,
New York; A. Dsrre. John Coffey, Quay
mas; H. J. McKusick. Oakland; Captain
Lees and party. San Francisco; Geo. Brown,
Casa Graude; 0sto T. Miller, San Francisco
w. FL. Weasherbee, Michigan Mics s. Z
Weatherbee, Miss May Burnhan. Oakland ;
Benz. Holt, Concord. N. a.. S. Il. Sey.
mour. Russ House, San francisco; r. M.
Rowland. San Francisco; Mrs. E M. Be-
dell, Chicago; Mrs. VIM. Bedsll, Miss Bessie
Bedel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moore, San
Francisco Henry Best, Milwaukee n. T.
Caviije-. Trinidad, Col. /; NJ. Rapp, Boston
Miss Z. S. Forster, Sacramento; j. McClel-
Ian, San Franci,co Lucisn Villinger, Santa
Ana G. F. MoPhersop, Kansas City; A.
E. Eastman, Buffalo; G. II. Page,
James S. Duff, Ohio; Julia A. Reynolds,
Santa Ana; G. Ii. Nickerson, Chihuahua
II. A. Zsch, Los Angeles; w. d. McGil.
vray. Wisconsin Mrs. Wm. G.. Baattie, Les
Angeles.
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ARIZONA.


Tucson, April 19sh.-The Stars Hermo.
sllo special says: A courier has just arrived
from the detachment of troops that followed
the Apaches from Ures, and reports that the
troops had several running fights with the
Indians from Ures to Gambiez, and claim to
have killed nearly the whole band. After
losing the trail of the balance, come of the
soldiers visited Gambler, where there was one
of the men who was in the campaign last
year. and who recognized white man who
was with the Indians at that time acting az
chief in ore of the fights. This soldier was
wounded and left on the field for dead, but
was c,nscious. From his description of the
Apache chief, it was thought to be L. M.
Stroter, formerly United States Indian
Agent, aud has been most desperate char
scter. For more than two years he mas been
the leader OF a band of Apacbes. His cap
ture proved that he was rot mistaken in the
man. Governor Torres ordered him brought
to Herrnasillo. but i is doubtful if ne viii be
alive when the order reaches the troops.
A Bowie special says: Tie Tombstone
rangers c,ossad the railroad track today at
Dtsgoon on fresh trsil, heading for San
Carlos. General Crook has ordered 800 scouts
to be in readiness for long scout into the
Sierra Madres. Oae hundred Apache scouts
will arrive from Wilcox tomorrow.
The report of Indians being near Calabasas
in large numbers is without foundation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Childhood. Manhood and Hoary Age Ex-
claim in Unison, "Beh0ld the Con-

DURING brief visit to the ancient town Of War
wick, R. L, recently agent extended his trip to
the southeastern extremity of the town, to look
about among the wonderful improvements which
have been made in the appearance of Warwick Neck
during comparatively brief PERIOD and while con-
yersing on the subject with Colonel BENJAMIN s.
HAZARD, the popular proprietor of the Warwick
Neck Hotel he learned that the greater part OF the
handsome summer residences had been erected in-
side of dozen years; and be also learned that Col
Hazard had been great sufferer from chronic
disease OF the Kidneys and Bladder for over fifteen
years. the most painful form Of it being stoppase
or retention OF the urine which was 90 very severe
at times as to disable him for his accustomed work.
and even confne him to the bel, when a surgeons
assistance would be required to relieve him. He was
being doctored large part Of the time, but could
get no permanent relief. At times his suferings
were terrible from sharp, cutting pains through the
Kidneys and Bladder; and he had suffered SO long
and SO severely that he had become discouraged Of
getting well again, especially as the doctor stated
that it was doubtful if man of his age, with such
complicated disease of long standing could be cured.
But last summer when he was suffering intensely
from one OF these attacks, gentleman who was
boarding at his hotel urged and persuaded him to
try bottle of Hunts Remedy, as be had known OF
some wonderful cures effected by it.
Mr.. Hazard says he had no faith in il, but con-
sented reluc antly to try it. and after taking it only
two days, the intense pains and aches had disap-
peared, aud he commenced to gain strength rapidly,
and in less than week was attending to his accus-
toned work, and has never had return of the
palms. Mr.. Hazard is now over 20 years of age, and
on the 25th Of Nov, 1882 when our agent met him,
although it was very cold and clustering day, he
was in the field with his team at work pulling and
loading turnips, as hale and hearty q man as you
could wish for, whereas last August he was unable
to stand up to oversee the work then going on in
this same field.
HUNTS REMEDY had given him health and strength
again, and he recommends it to his relatives and
friends several of whom are now taking it, as he
considers it most excellent medicine for all dis
eases of K;dnevs or Bladder Nc 1yMWS&w1y
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

The Third Regiment (Irish) has been
mustered into the National Guard of Cali
fornia.
The Trienpial Conclavs Committee have
made arrangements for lodging the Knights
Templar.
Alice E. Blythe brings suit against Philip
A. Roach ct al. for 81, 900 damages, con-
nected with the estate of her late husband.
The old Board of Health will not con-
test. McAllister was appointed Quaran-
tine Officer, and P. MulIoy Secretary of
the new Board.
Henry Jordan, brakeman on the North
Pacific Coast Railroad, who was aeci-
dentally knocked from train near Sauce.
Ito recently, died Wednesday Of his in
iuries.
Numerous failures of Chinese shoe man
ufacturers here show that the white manu-
facturers, under the Restriction Act, are
gradually overcoming the evils Of coolle
competition.
The steamer Australia arrived Thursday
from Melbourne. Twelve hours out from
! Auckland she experienced a fearful hurri-
cane, lasting three days. Among the large
! list Of passengers is Sir Charles Little.
| G. Stuart Simmons and Miss Matte Pc
| terson were married Tuesday night. The
affair was very fashionable event. The
groom is son of p. B. Simmons, jeweler
and politician. The bride is daughter of
Captain S. B. Peterson, well known in ship.
ping. and commercial circles, and pioneer
| of 1850.
The Chinese proprietor, editor and re.
porter of the Chinese newspaper, Hong
Hong, was arrested Wednesday night 10 a
lottery den. He claimed immunity from
arrest, as he was in the discharge of his
duties, and that the Supreme Court had
/ decided that reporters could go anywhere
in pursuit of information. His claim was
admitted.
At the thirteenth annual meeting of the
Medical Society of California Thursday,
the following were elected delegates to the
Medical Convention to be held at Cleve-
land, Ohio, next June Doctors Orne,
Washington, Ayres, Beverly Cole, Nc
Mutt and John M. Brown. DR.. Cole pre-
sented a report on "Gynecology DR.
B. Barkan reported on Ophthalmology.
On the night of the Sd instant the room
of Bessie SAMSON, of the Vokes troupe, at
the Baldwin Hotel, was entered, and while
she was at the theater jewel case con-
tanning $40 in coin, some diamonds and
other jewelry, all valued at s., 600, were
were stolen. Later the same evening the
jewell case and contents, except the dia-
monds and money, were found on the
stoop of house where the thief had
thrown it. The burglar was apparently
afraid to carry the rest of the plunder.
The diamonds were not recovered.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Items from Victoria.

VICTORIA, April 19.h.-The steamships
Eureka aud the Mississippi have arrived.
The latter reports that on April 10th, in lsti-
tude 46' north, longitude 1250 35' west, she
sighted the schooner Phebe Cary. of San
Francisco, with signals of distress flying
found her water.logged and her rudder
gone; took off her officers and crew and
landed them at Victoria to-day. When last
seen the schooner was drifting toward the
beach.
The surveyors on the British bark Edgar
and American baEk Gettysburg condemn both
vessels. It is doubtful if either will be go:
off. The wind is blowing heavy from the
southeast this morning, the waves dashing
clear over the wrecks.
The body of Godfrey Rhoder, son of the
the late Hon. Henry Rho lea, aged 80, was
found in an outhouse situated on the wharf
formerly owned by his father, in this city, to.
day. He Ind been dead several days.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

VSXAMINATIoNS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
~ Colleges of Letters and of Science will be held
in Berkeley, Los Angeles and Marysvle, May 31st
June Ist and Cd, and In Berkeley only August Sth
9th and 10th.
Candidates will assemble in Berkeley punctually
at $50 a. NJ, in North Hall and at the same houl
in the High School Building, corner Temple ano
Fort streets, Los Angeles and in the County Court
room, corner Sixth and Streets Marysvile.
A fee OF IS will be charged to all applicants al
Los Angeles and Marysville.
A candidate may take part of the examinations II
June and the remaining examinations in August
but preliminary examinations may not be so divided
Candidates will not be admitted to the preliminary
examinations without certificates from their teach
ers that they prepared.
An applicant who has not been able to attend .
school 10 which complete preparation for the Uni
versity is offered, and who passes good examina
ton on subjects l, :, g. and Il, may be admitted
TO partial course in any OF the Colleges of Sci
ence, with the privilege Of gaining fuil standing
whenever he makes up his deficiencies.
Elective courses not leading to degree are opeT
to students Of mature age, to students who ar'
able to pursue only limited number of studies
upon their giving satisfactory evidence to thi
Faculty OF their fitness to pursue the studies elected
Further information may be bad by addressing
RECORDER WIN. CAREY JONES, Berkeley.
a12-4ptillje1
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IDAHO.
KILLED while in Pursuit of a murder

BOISE CRY, April 10Th. Walter Coffin,
brother of Frank r. Coffin, Of this city, was
named I. f. Cottner, in Payette valley. fifty
miles north of here. Coffin Joined the Sheriff
of Unior, Or, o. P. Goodies, in pursuit OF
Cottnef, who helped to commit double mur-
der recently in that county. Coffin was shot
under the eye at a short distance, and the
bali ranged up through the head He was
unconscious from the first. Parties have
gone to bring him in Cottner escaped, but
NAV be CAPTURED
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Proof Rve-x.,,.rs

If any invalid or sick person has the least
donbs OF the power and efficacy of Hop Bit
ters to cure them, they can find cases exactly
like their own, in their own neigkboIhood.
with proof positive thst they can be easily
and permanently cared at trifi1g COST
ask your druggist or physician.
GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1880.
Hop Bitters Ce.-Sirs was given up hy
the doctors to die Of scsoiulz consumption.
Two bottles OF your Bitters cured me
LEROY RBEwERs
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NEVADA.
Found bead apd uaIr yaI,ed

EUREKA, April 19sh.-Ralph Emerson, a
miner, aged 3S years, native OF Durham,
England, was found this morning lying dsad
on bunk in a wood-packer's cabin, to which
he had strayed last night half naked. He is
supposed to have been insane, and TO have
taken his own life by poison.
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0REG0E.
Fatal Boiler ExpIosion.

PORTLAND, April 19th.-Shortly after !
o'clock yesterday afternoon the boiler of the
planning mill owned by Donald MacLeay, and
situated at the corner Of Ninth and K streets,
exploded, demolishing the front part of the
building. W.. FL. Gheen, engineer, aged 60,
was severely cut and scalded, and died three
hours later. His son, Gus, aged 16, was Sc
verely but not fatally scalded. William
Cantrell, lessee Of the mill, was blown forty
feet into the street, but escaped with severe
scalding of the left side snd several bruises.
The boiler was lifted about ten feet, turned
end for end, and fell thirty feet away. The
explosion was no doubt caused by defective
boiler. One plata was torn away and showed
that it had been eaten by scale down to less
than the thickness af cardboard. The dam
age was about 81 600.
Destruction by Fire.
PORTLAND, April 19th.-An Empire City
special says The sawmill Of the CoquiIle Mill
and Tug Company. of Parkersburg, on the
goquille river. YVES burned on the 14th inst.
Loss. S12, 600 no insurance. A schooner on
the ways, near the mill, was saved with great
difficulty.
A fire at 4 o'clock this morning half de-
s.roysd Goddard & Frsgilsr's, corner Second