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AUROkA'N ,ENsArlOS,
The Charges gafnnt Three OF Her Gftf.
xrns wholly Unfoundcd.

Z" "
xrns wholly Unfounded.
AuEoRA, o., August ga dispatch Just
received from Ravenns reports the ch.rses
against the Aurora men ior sale cracking,
reported Friday, as wholly unfounded, and
the pretended revelations Of the iniormer
islse. The boy ys this morning are burning
powder, etc.. over ther result and q biz
j8uboree is fixed for tonight on the re.
lurn Of the boys from captivity. The ex.
element over the affair isno8 greater than
ever, and every effort will be made to solve
the purpose Of thcsa who iustigsted tho
proceedings, and it will probsbly bs warm
ior, some one betora thu thing is over,
Burroughs, Moore aud Eoppea will prob.
ably arrive home this afternoon. A grsat
deal # indignation exists abou. the sGlir,
that the prosecution should have been
started with such aiight evidence, which in
reality amounted to no evidence at all, and
questiouable at that. ~
RAvgNNA, ONO, Aug1st 5-Tke case
against Charles Borrougup,J j ohm Moore aud
Herman Hoppy, charged with burslarizine
the store Of Hurd Brolhers, at Aurora, aud
robbipg the safe therein, WIS Withdrawn
by the prosecution this moroiag and dis.
mitssd. The case created much excite.
ment here, as we'll as at Aurora, and not
little indignation is e3presssd by the
friends Of the accused, who hold that the
Withdrawal indicates that proceedings ol
an extraordinary Dature were begun upon
Insufficient and unreliable information
In conversation to-day one of the ATTORNEYS
Tor the prosecution said that the iniorma
tien upon which they acted was apparently
full and complete, but that they suhae
quently learned that they mad been groasl,
misiutormed,
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LONDON, August 5.-The Scotland Yard
authorities profess to have Trustworthy in.
telligence from America to the elfsct that
priest, who is an emisssry Of the Vigilance
Committee Of the dynamite branch of
Fenisus, has left America for England.
They state that according to their descrip.
ton the priest would pass as an ordinary
6 ,ntleman of meauB on a tour for bis
uealth. Tne officials claim that the rever.
end gentleman is the bearer Of impor-
tant letters to the dynsmiters in Great
Britain, and that he is we'll supplied with
money. When questioned ss to the name
Of the steamer on which the alleged pri. ST
embarked they became very reIicent, but
from Instructions telsgrsphei to the puiics
at the various ports OF Great Britain to look
out for the clerical gentleman, it is evident
that their informant failed to add this i'm.
portsnt link to his valnshl- disclosure.
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List ! Is' Evenings I Bsllslss Tribune a,y,: Mr..
!: 3: hs.i, sS,s wso Is rebuilding his slaughter
gathered up among tho obip, and cnttinos inos
made by the carpenters. These heads ws,a
Jumped of" In driving, aud Indicate b ,b.s
tners 10 itill some tronbls In getting The
right temper in the new steel nail. Wbile
they seem TO be strong and stand we'll ibe
test OF hendipg,. tie amount Of them ,hat
lose their heads In driving, IL those uNd by
Mr., He'll Is fai. ssmp'e, will in,srIsre SitS
their general introduction In work ybero
a good substantial, head Is necessary To y hoiJ G
the work together. We hope, however. that
either these nails are not a lair ram pls. OR
that IN iuturs experiments this aitiionlty
may be provided asainst, because this s,esl
nail ought to DO, and we believe will bo a
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BULLET siNsr BALLOT,
A nurderOus Election ~nrny In n Ike
tncky Town. trT


A hurderous Election ~nrny In Ken.
tncky Town. trr
LOUISVILLE. ky., August 8 The Courier
Journals Bfadiordv.lle, ,Ky, apccisl says
While two negroes were quarreling yester
day over the election, third, named Bar,
Dean, came out OF q store, drew q pistol
and commenced firing into the crowd. The
firing coon became general and fifty or six
" shots were diechursed in two minu .es
Bur- Dean received four bulleh and is SUP.
posed to be mortslly wounded, while man
named Frank Beard was slightly wounded
Two negroes, names not learned, were a!so
wounded. ls.h; 1,5 - :"
Z Two mica above Bradlordyille John
Burcbell and aon Jim, waylaid and al.
tackled Jsmes Rakes and son Tom. John
Blrcheti struck James Rnkea on the head
With q stone knocking him down and i'm
Blrchtll drew a pistol and shot John
Rskea through the head nu be lay upon las
ground, killing him. Hs also shot Tom
Rakes. iua!cliDg bad wound in the thiph.
John Bhrche!l ID married to James Raks's
eister and q feud Of several years atsndipV
existed between the family. ,Burchell a
not yet arrested but the ttfl .ers are look.
ing ior him. ~ J5{sl =
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MtoR PAsaaoRs, lns historian Of the
Baltimore & OHIO Red Book, a volume oi
eminent value to tourists, is suspected Of
dipping hia pen into West Virginia poll.
tics. and giving to the Democratic press oi
m. coanuy a highly colorsd and sensa'
tjOpsl account Of the conference oi Repub'
lirsps at Deer Park on Saturday last. Il
ths rhapsodicsl Colonel has really allowed
his piclufo.qac quill to os'rsy from painting
the mountain scenery Of this State in its
natural hue, and inviting travelera to view
the gran leu. at the usual rates, 10 misrepre'
s.pupr the conference Of members Of par
,v opposed to bis individual preference, ii
ia lime for hiri TO devote his taen,a to real
ity instead Of romance. II the Colonel is
no. guilty, as it appears in the Indictment
the lsrELLlGEScgR as an impartial court
will bs glad TO remit the fine. =
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FRESH FOREIGN FACTS.
LATEST NEWS BY THE CABLE:
''ha BHfatt GrsE Speech Arratxntss the Ps,r !;
Plsa Propos,d 10 Hold THIN poun-lu
All'ssd Pri,'i hUqs,rliIsg "a py.
hamyisY-rhh Chsi.ya E,cssa.

BIRMINGHAM, August 5.-In connection
With the grea. reform demonstration here
Yesterday m enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening at Burglsy Hall. Twenty
thousand people were present. Speeches
sere made by John Bright and Joseph
chamberlain, President OF the Board Of
Trade. Mr.. Bright said the Tory majority
IN the Honse oi Lsrds was ac.us.ed by the
ans bitter hatred Of the Liberals aa in
1882. "7%'
who were tho peers? he asked, "they
we're thespawn Of blunders, the wara and
corruption oil thedark ages Of our history.
They had entered The temple OF honor, not
through the temple Of merit, but through
the sepulchres ol their ancestors, They were
40 better than their f.,hers. some OF them
were worse, for their privil s "a had prodnc.
I'd ignorance and hrrogsncy. The reform Of
the House Of Lords, Bright declared was
urgent and inevitable. Tue creation Of new
peers 10 pass the Franchise bill would only
get rid oil the present difficulty. Whist was
wanted wsa the Limitation Of the veto pow.
er of the Lords. Should tho people sub.
nit, or should they curb tbs no6lps Ms their
l.'hers had cuFbsd the kiags OF Eag!and?"
Bright then explained the mannerin which
he would like TO see the power OF the Lords
ressrictsd. Ho would allow the peers to
retain their present powers during 10 tltst
session. That a bill should then be present.
ed to them, but he would absolutely pre.
clude them from vstoiug the franchise bill
or any bill second time. Many persons.
no doubt, would think him too lsnient to
the peers, but he pralsi,ed remedies which.
while edtctual, would cause the least dis.
surbance to exiating ins,i,utions.--..s,= n :
Mr.. Chamberlain read long and power
lul attack upon the peers. The divine
right oil K'ngp," no Raid, '"hss been &C.
knowledped to bs dangerous, tho divine
right ot.peers waa ridiculous fsmeut. If
lhs L,rds remained ossunsta IN their op-
position to popular will, the present asi,a.
lion would continue to the bitter end. He
looked forward with eager hops to the re-
,ult Of this agitation. Euglaad, the chosen
home oil sai governed p4ople would never
be sutssrviont to insoIent pretensions of
The hereditary class" Tho sentiments ex-
pressed by both spsakers were received
With enthusiastic applause. A resolution
was adopted denouncing the action of the
Lords IN rejecting the reform OF the Fran
chiss. 'Ig2- sag lstfT .U|s.-a.
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FInMet Calls OH Gle, eInnd.

/. SARATOGA, N. Y, Angus. 5.-Hon. R. P.
Flower, who visited Governor Cleveland
at Albany yesterday, paid Governor Hen.
bricks visit at the Grand Union this
morning. The gossips have It that Mr..
Flower bears the olive branch, and is try
ing 80 bring Tammany around 10 the
ticket. When MIR. Flower was informed
OF the report be ssid: II am not author.
izsd to speak for Tammauy. Itake. no
payt ip local politics, ! can say, however,
that I tbiGk Tsmmsny will come to the 50 p.
rort Of tho rpgntsr nominees all right. The
prospects ol Inc ticket are growing brighter
every dsy and believe we shall sweep the
S;ate." Alr. Flower admitted he had heen
the iavorite candidate OF Tsmmany Hall,
but ssid that bis visits to the Democratic
nominees were purely OF social and con
pra,ulatory nature. He did not think thai
be would hsys time to call on Mr.. Kelly
as he intended to leave on tho one o'cloci
train. 52 ~
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 5.-The alta.
tiB'icsl agent Of Dakota furnishes the re-.
port Of the wheat crop. Ho says tho wheat
harvest in south Dakota is well under wsy,
and while farmers ara strainiug tho capacity
Of self binders they are yei unable 10 conn.
plote the work before the past rips grain
wastes: The yield will evidently he
better put not so great proportionately to
the acre. Ia north Dakota the harvest
is Just commencing in some localitiea, while
10 others it will not begin for q week,
Some fields will make thirty.6va, .busheIs
per acre, but the most only fifteen to
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Is answer to Ill iLqnry mktng Tor lis:
Of Irish.Americsu and Catholic papers tbs!
support Blaine or ,hst ore opposed to Cleve-
land, an exchange replies as follows: The
Irish World, Lruh Nati,n, the Tabld, Free
mans Journal, IEak y, Union snd United
Irishma,., oi Nex Yolk, the Cotholic Herald.
Of Boston, the Catholic Telegraph, Of Alba.
ny, the Catholic Unirrse, OF Cleveland, the
Gel aud Citi:cn, Ct Cincinnati, the Chicsgo
Citizen, the R.eky Mountain Cth, Of Denver,
tho American, Cea Of 81. Louis, support
Blaine. The Catholic Rer,eau. Of Brooklyn,
the Catholic Union, OF Buffalo, the Catholic
Mirror, Of Baltimore, the Northwestern
Chronicle, Of 81. Paul, and the 81. Marys
institute Journal, Of Amsterdam, N. y, re.
fuss to support Cleveland and give q quasi
support to Baine. The only 1fish.Ameti'
can Catholic journals that heartily support
the Democratic nominee are the Republic.
Of Boston, the i'ish Amaican, Of Nsw
York, tho Connecticut Catholic and the Baa.
ton I il0t, ,r. ~ ''''' - 5U
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THERE is NO VERDICT
IN THE CELEBRATED KINNEY CASE,
The JurI StlIl BsiaG Ost Poudtrins 0ur Col. Rsn
Wil,ol'a Arrsn,ais, which ars aaid 10 haze i
baa aa'Isrly Aad ua'qaill,d B.fors
ths Bar Of Daddridre County,
sptetal pi,palch % ihe In.ellin.nctr

epectdl Dupdtch 10 he lneliJeHcfr,
Wssr UNION. W. Va, August 5-The
argument was cloaod this afternoon by COL
Bon Wilson In the Dig Bill Kinney case,
Alter proper instructions from the Cour.
the case was given to the Jury at half past
iour this evening. Atrix o'clock this even.
ing the jury had reached no conclusion.
The attendance was unusually large to-day,
aud the interest manifested was marked.
Col. Wilson's speech Is spoken Of by those
capable OF judging and knowing, as being
one OF the strongsst ever made against
prisoner at this bar. Everything is quiet,
but public sentiment seems dead against
The prisoner. Most Of those with whom
your correspondent has conversed this
'vening seem to be Of the opinion that the
ury will not agree, and that "Big Bill"
nay again have TO be tried.
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Fatal a Accldenl on the snIl.

y CnARLoTrE, N. G., August 5.-On the
Duck,own branch Of the Western North
Carolina railroad yesterday the working
Train climbing the mountain broke from
the engine and ran back at terrific rate,
All hands jumped, except Conductor
Wynn, who tried to apply the brakes. The
train ran, on tho trestle knocking it down
and causing complete wreck. Conductor
Wynn went down among the timbprs and
was brought out badly crushed. He died
shortly efteryafd, ~ ~
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HERE 10 something worth reading and
poudering over. Th. paragraph ia clipped
ircn tho Wheeling Registers CharlestoTnl
J,Hason county, correspondence, and is sc
follows, "The nomination OF General
Flick for Judge CT the Cour! of Appeals is
commented Oh iavorsbly by all parties in
J.terson and & :rkeley. He will no doubt
carry Berkeley by the lsrgest msjority
ever given to any candidate for office, and
would no! be surprised il be got a msiofi'
ty Of all the votes cast in Jsff:rson. There
is no disputing bis popularity with the
Democrats down here. 1 have taken coca
sion TO canvass The matter and have found
but one single Democrat who will vote
against him." -....~-
This end OF the Stale will strive with the
Eastern Panhandle for the premium for
the largest majority, and we hope to win
the prz,. .a
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TRor, N. Y, August 81. Knicker.
booker Grlswold, salesman in promi.
nent dry goods s.ore here, committed sui.
eide by shooting last evening. He left
letters attributipg his decd to domestic
trouble. To bis aunt and couain, with
whom he resided, he wrote: "Try and
forgive me IS I forgive the woman once
loved," mt aning his wife, from he had
separated. Griewold was twcntytwo yesrs
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Tur colorou people wll rally the nom
nation Of 3 aine sud Logan at Taylors
r. .nye Cambridge, Ohio, tomorrow. Hon,
AK, Bruce, e1 United States Senator from
Mississippi, and Hon. J. D. Taylor, mem.
hs, oI C,uptess, will speak on the political
is,nss Of the day. In addition to the above
.ns,ksr,R.y. James Poinde1ter, tf fColum
hr, and others are expected to be present.
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TouLoN, Angus. 5.-Thers has been only
one death from cholera today. The last
three deaths have been among the re-
turned fugitives. The record OF the Bon
Rscontre hospital to-day Is, admitted |.
cured 2, deaths none, under tr.s,msnt e5.
Tne record OF 81. Manderier hospital today
is, admitted .. cured 7, deaths l, under
treatment IS There we're thrss deaths
from typhoid f.ver and two from cholera
to-day at Las Rine. . .
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Iud.c Acugan'n h rhIth.

Z WAsnlSaros, Angus, j-Judgo Resgan,
Representative in Congress from Texas, is
at Cspon Springs, Va. A letter from him
wss received at Democratic headqusrtera
to day setting forth that be has rtgained
his health and will soon lsave for his home.
Last winter Judge Reagan was 30 III that
his lie was despsired Of, and 1t was
thought hia public career Was ended. Now
he expects TO take part in the campaign
and 10 be returned to Congress.
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Iv,la co,n,. ~, ,.TIcSo ;,n, hot,xo tho
e,oc,;on # Mr G,so,d Mr p,s;,a ,rro,s
,ba to,lov;ra Lotto, IN ~ 1.;a, !. .a.;can :,
B,,tor l., aean.as ~ i.an;-;a. ~ anat,,-a
ofwb;.h ,ho o,;s.,a vii, 49,. T,,. Ia,o-
of NJ, Rl,;rs i, doted .r,r.,a Ar. octo.
h.ro7 1850 s,a rss1e. N
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- . sa A. 10 W. NN', ps;ns r nsa ~
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1he iFee tsadefs OF hnslanui assiie ho.nlne
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LONDON, August 5-Three packages Of
d Mantle, wrapped in the Ir,aman news.
uaper, were found in letter box a, Not,;nc.
ham postotlice Monday night. Thev cnn.
tanned pound Of dynsmlle with iuss 10
which cap IVES attached. Il Is euppoued
the packages were intended to explode by
a iall or when stamped, The quantity Of
the building, fsf-.l' "0eAse>
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Mn RlcuARD Hl sRlcH, oi this city, has
compiIed in nea, volume the biographitt
oI,ns men who have received the electo'
-, yo,es Of the States in the Presidential
oa,, nsirps Tor President and Vice Presi
ds,, The book is neatly printed in read
able type, and is an interesttng and valua
hlo nolj,ical record, beaide its historical
wo,,b i. comes from the prese Of Frew,
C,mpbell ( Hart, AID its clean typoHraph'
;c,l appparauca carries with 1t its own com
mani The trade can be supplied by ad
dressing Richard llissIich, Wheeling, W.
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AsUaKCi.Y or uOLD.
Tho Sub'TI easury Balances TO be Paid
1n Silver. -..- So.

Tho Sub'Tl leasury balances 10 be Paid
New IoRK, August 5.-Thomas @. Acton,
assistant Treasurer OF the United States,
said to-day that he had received no in.
structions from the Department in regard
TO the payment Of tae Sub-Treasury bal.
anceB at the Clearing House in silver. He
remarked: '"0h, it is only question Of
time, ii the coinage is continued, when we
shall have to pay the balance wholly in
silver The gold in the Treasury Is being
reduced rapidly. We paid out over mil.
lior dollars day on the aversgs every day
laat month, and at that rate 1t will not be
long before we shall be down to our limit,
The day maybe postponed by imports Of
gold, and | hope that we ehall soon yet
back some OF what we sent away early in
the year. That would relieve US
materially and perhaps the next Con-
gs.ss may do something about silver
coinage" The gold in the United
States treasury was reduced St4, ,6SI S94 in
July, and since Decembar i, uf las. year
the decrease has been SSS lS7, $40 The
gold reserve on August l,t was Sis 04S,.
eco, and by lean in cannot bs rsuuced us.
low one hundred millions. The amonnt Of
silver in the Treasury was incresst 81 lSl,-
2OS during lily, while there wss decrease
or 81 2SS ego in the volume Of SILVER certi.
fica,,s. S.ues December Ia! the Treasury
'hsa increased Its slock Of silver by Sl2.-
100, ,sO3. The Clearing House banks have
no option about receiving silver ip tx.
changes with the Sab.TIessury, The 1880.
citation attempted to- svade payment Of
balances in silver, ssd when the Assistant
Treasurer wss admitted 10 membership it
was on the condition that payment should
be made in gold. Congress 'retalistsd by
passing a law torbidding any National
bank from belonging to clearing house
which refused silver, bu! the action was
resciuded without delay II l,--..
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rux New York EV.ni"g l'O'l is selling
av, R,siue's Railroad Record" at five
.an,s M A copy, sud fads the misrepresent.
,.a s ,o,nme a drug on the market by this
49, s,o,,,dipr the I'Oa aesms to be for the
p' r',tn ehsnce "only," snd for i,eeli tex.
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NEw YoRK, August 8 "A fight took place
between Patrick W. Kelly and James Ear.
ly OF the S x'h precinct, last night in the
saloon OF ,ne Yandyke House. Kelly wat
beaten severely and Seriously Injured
The men used their clubs freely upon each
other, s II.
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WASHINGTON, D.. G., August 5.-At the
coroner's investigation otths United S a,cr
Hotel accident testimony waa given show.
ing that Bslding, proprietor Of the hotel,
had known Tor long tine the building
was unsafe and yei never gave word o
warning to the boarders. The owners O.
the building were we'll aware OF It's danger
GUS condition, but took no steps ior its i'm
provement. The Health Officer, when hi
inspected the sanitary arraDgemen,s OF th'
hoiel, found 1t. entirely unsafe, but as hi
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New York, August 5.-The Brooklyn
Independent Republicans held q mass
meeting to night in that city. Every seat
OF Music Hail was filled from orchestra to
cockloit, and many were unable to gain
entrance to the building. A Isrge portion
oil the audience were Democrats and there
were many Blaine Republicans present.
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DAYTON, O., August 5--The soldiers'
Homo Congressional investiga!iI 6 com.
mi,tse convened a. nine o'clock this morn.
ing, continuing the examination OF witnes
srs. The testimony. revealed dives OF inia
my into which the soldier is inyeigled
robbed and sometimes murdered,
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Tho HnrIhoidl ,.n.u, ur,,lca,ed

NAw YoRK, August The storm Today
interlered very much with the carrying out
oil the programme arranged ior laying the
corner stone Of the pedestal OF Bartholdi's
stxtEe Of Liberty at Bedios's Island. About
5oo persons were present. These for the
most part were oiliceis identified with the
ceremony OF the Masonic fraternity and in.
vi,ed guests. All stood Dr three houra
during dfeuching rain, while the pro-
gramme Of e1ercigts were obs .ryed,
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PulLADELrulA, August sat the Penn.
sylvanis Railroad office in this city, to. day,
the loss by last nights fire at the Ierry
houee, Jersey City, is estimated q. sloo 600.
iul!y covered by the c,m, ,any's
own insurance fund, there being NO outside
insurance ON The property. The oliiciale
state that the tracks and The depo. shed
are unipiured and there will be no inter.
ruptiou to travel as pansengara will be
transferred to and from New York al tho
Adams Express pier andaha pier sdioinino.
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T0bnccu More nextrnxed.

ISDIANAroLlG, Angus. 5.--The Journal.
Madison special reports the tobacco ware.
house Of Dewetz & Golden, Milton, Ky.,
burned this morning, destroying ffsy thou.
sand pounds Of tobacco. : Ifs
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A1errlbIn DEAN Hull

PARIS, August 5.-fhe official records
show that since the outbreak of cholera in
the south Of France 1900 have died from
that dsesss -",. .,.. - : =. 1'''A
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examination was purly OF a sanitary char
oc'sr ho made no report upon tho bulped
aad crdmbiiug walls. Two or thres wear.
nso IN insurance company refused 10 inture
me building Because both the east aud
west walls were sprnry,