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Green ribbons were worn by the ladies,
and on every hand were signs Of recog-
milton otthe day.
MOONEY PHOTOGRAPHED.

He Keeps His Eyes Closed-He 10 Wanted
In Ohio.
John Mooney, the burglar who was
arrested by Captain Delbrugge and On
GERS Carney and Lukens on Monday
afternoon, was photographed yesterday
afternoon by Plummer. During the OPP
Grafton he kept his eyes closed and dis.
torted His features a little, remarking,
''You can't Just tell who this will look
like when It Is made" Nevertheless
fairly good portrait Of him was secured,
and It will serve a good purpose.
There was talk yesterday Of IN etorl
to get him out on a writ Of hRbsas cor
pus, but no steps in that direction have
| yet been taken.
I Nothing has been heard from the
Brooke county authorities indicating
that they still want him for shooting
Marshal Baxter there.
Chief Delhrugge last evening received
adispatch from the authorities Of Ashta'
bpls county, Ohio, inquiring II Mooney
would come there without q requisition
It Is not probable that he will, although
he has, not yet been asked as to his dis
position In this respect.
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THH wRLLsBURG MURDBR.
The Isalian's TsiRl acknowledgements
Cousin Lynehed.

The IsaiiAn's TFlRl Rostponed-Carneoa
Cousin Lynehed.
The steubenvllle Star tells the follow
ing story: Sheriff ]. L, Curtis telegraphs
to witnesses in this city that the trial Of
Franceschi Caruso has been continued
until the June term. In conversation
with very intelligent Italian this NOM
ing Star representative cleaned that 1t
vas not improbable that Caruso was O
member ofthe Camorista, which bears
to Naples the same terrible relation that
La Malta does 10 Sicily. This fact is
more probable from the fact that one Of
the men killed by the incensed citizens
Of New Orleans on Saturday was named
Giaccima Carueo, and Is unquestlonably
cousin OF the Italian now In Jail for
the killing Of Gallo over the river. Our
informant says that the ma OF the
Italians about P tsburgh aud vicinity are
! from the vicinity OF Naples and know
the revengeful disposition Of the Camar.
rista. This IS the reason that most OF
them decline 10 say anything about this
murder publicly, but among themselves
they declare that Caruso must hang.
Furthermore, to give more color to the
fact that he belongs 10 an oath.bound
band OF assassins, it is cited that Carusc
has braced up wonderfully lately and Ii
being furnished with plenty Of money
to defend his trial. It might be, 1
everything were known, that Gallo wa
O victim OF the Gazzone de Malayira, ai
much as for his money.
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The HibeTnianF, with Keohnllne'B band, wenl
to BellaiIe yesterday on special train on the
c., L. & ". road. They were accompanied by .
IarEe number OF friends. The HI6erniRns At
tracled considerable attention as they marched
down Hanover street, headed by the band aud
CARRYING the American dag,
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The Hest Cough ntedLelae,

Zone of my customers came in to-day
and asked me Tor the best cough medi.
cine / had" says Lew Young, q promi.
nent druggist Of Newman Grove, Neb.
"0f course showed him 0hamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. I have never yet sold a
medicine that would loosen and relieve
severe cold so quickly as that remedy
does. / haYe sold four dozen Of Il
within the last sixty days, and do not
know Of single case where it failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction" so
cent bottles for sale by w. W. Irwin, O.
r. Goetze, ]. Klari, O. SChnepi, N. w.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. E. Viii
liams, O. Menkemiller, W. @. Arm
brecht and 8. L. Brice. MwP4w
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E,P. Ransom, the celebrated magician
and wonder worker, and D. W. Robert
son, the wonderful manipulation OF the
tumbleronicon, musical silver sleigh
bells and Swiss staff bells, will give an
entertainment Of the Y. NJ. o. A. next
Monday. This entertainment 10 highly
endorsed by pulpit and pTesB.
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DR.. s. L. Jepson last evening received
a telegram from pr. a.. q. Hewetson, o.
st. Glairsville, announcing that the
funeral OF DR.. John Alexander, whose
death was chronicled yesterday, would
occur ut 2 p. m. to-day, and asking him
10 invite all the physicians Of Wheeling
Bridgeport and vicinity to attend. Sew
eral Of the members Of the profession
here will 90 out.
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RAHsoM=RoRERrsoN ENTERTAINMENT
at Y. N. @. A. next Monday. Seats re.
served Friday. From DR.. 7. Dewitt
Talmage: "Your music was rich, thrill
ing and magical. Once heard never to
be forgotten" From Postmaster General
Wanamaker: "Your novel musical en-.
tertainment was the most satisfactory ]
have heard" From E. F. See, Score.
tary Y. N. O. A., Brooklyn; "They
gave their entertainment In our hall to
over 1900 young men. They brought
genuine pleasure and profit to our mem.
hara.n
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AT THE THEATRES.


This farce Is to be given at the Open HOUSE
Friday and Saturday Of this week. The Indian
apoli syn says Of Il; About tho most laRghAbl'
play that has been here for many season Il
"MbCarthy'B MIihAps," which began It's three
nights and Wednesday matinee session at Eng
llSh'B0peR House Monday evening. ThetroupC
u known IS the Ferguson and Mack Comedy
Company. Anybody who has ever seen and
heard Ferguson, one Of the most odd genipGel
that he aloneIs worth the price Of admission
but tisap DAILY diTidesl the honoIs with him
and little Vlnie DAILY, said 10 be the best artistic
child dan4euSo In existence, Is the embodiment
Of grace and agility: The play Is under the
Theatre, in New York, which actors deer I
mascot for tho pEolnntiOn 81 eonedles.
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rr,hn1 Nirh,,. Entertainment.

The Atlanta Conslitutton has the fol-
lowing TO say OF Prof. E. A. Wiley, who
will take part in the entertainment at
the DisCipis's church on Friday night:
"The recitatious Of Mr.. E. A. Wiley
were perfect. He recited a selection from
Richard III Western EloquenCe,"
and School Boys First Speech In
the last he rivals Sol. Smith Russell"
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Bronson Towards new play, "shennndoah,' q
will DO given lis initial performance In this ely
4t the Opera HouEe Monday and Tuesday next
II Is q story Of the late war, with It's Incidents
and principal events Of the battle field, but
drawn 30 As not to give offense to the prejI 1CeG
OF either side. The play has net with remark
able success in New York, and 1t will DO given
here by the. New York Company. Some fne
paper n on the wall Tor It.
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R.nnirIpe tl,e Extension.

Aprayel train and q large force Of men
are az work on the Martins Ferry extern
sion Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie rail
road, repairing the damage done by the
late food, and will put it in frst claet
order between Portland aud Martins
Ferry as quickly as possible for the run
ming Of regular trains.
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R. S. Warner, Of Columbus, A. Beard,
of Cambridge, and Charles H. Greene,
Of Ashland, KY, all well known iron
manufacturer, are at the Mcclure house.
They come to attend meeting here to-
day TO consider important matters to the
trade. Mr.. William s. Greene, Of Tifin,
Ohio, is With his brother.
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TIE ILLEGEp W0RKHOusR,
A Youth Wallis Ont Of it twice in One d.
aud Then Goes to Jail.

a Youth Wallis Ont of 1t Twice in One Day
and Then Goes to Jail.
Frank johnson was arrested by Officer
Gaus last night, aud being srrsigned be.
fore Squire Davis was sent to Jail in
default Of $500 bail for his appearance at
the Circuit Court as a witness in the
case OF Tfuax and Fahey, charged with
stealing q watch from man named
Milliken. johnson was arraigned in the
Police Court Monday on a charge Of dis.
turbing a Salvation Army meeting, and
failing to pay his fine was sent 70 the
bin for thirty days. Yesterday Officer
Wilkie saw him on the street and re-
arrested him, and he was again taken to
the workhouse, but did not stay long
for last evening Gaus again encountered
him on the street and took himinfor the
State. The workhouse is very funny
farce,
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E. L. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left 8 few Of the Rnest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure TO
make room for new goods In other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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InPnIice CIrcIes.

Ella Pemberton, who was locked up
by Officer Lukens night before last, was
yesterday taken to jail on capias.
In the Police Court yesterday morn.
ing William CLARK, arrested by Captain
DeIbrugge for being drunk at the B. &
o. depot, was allowed to go on condition
that he leave the city. John Mean.
drews, plain drunk run in by Tfisch'
ler, got ST and costs, and Peter Burke,
art sted by Delbrugge for disorderly
conduct, s. and costg.
Annie Kelly was drunk in the Second
ward last night, and tried to get on an
electric car. The conductor refused to
let her on and she became obstreporous
and was arrested. a big crowd was
gathered by her antics. !
Ed Smith, Of Washington, Pa, was
run in for disorder by Wiikie. B. Nc
Demit and James Bennett engaged In q
fight on Main street near Fourteenth
last evening, and officer Moran gathered
them In
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Hearipr Postponed.

The case OF Calvert, who cut his
brother.in.law, Gilbert, 80 badly in Pear
sons saloon, on the South Side, some
time ago, has been postponed by Squire
Davis until March %. This was neces.
sary, as Gilbert's condition es result Of
bis wounds prevents his sitting up at
ali, let alone appearing at the trial.
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II you have tried all other opticians
in the city and failed to get glasses to
suit your eyes, don't give up. Consult
without charge Professor sheh, the
optician, corner Main and Eleventh
Efraata. hwAF
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Tho I,adIes Delighted.

The pleasant effect aud the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
LIQUID fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under ali conditions mako 1t their favor
tie remedy. 1t Is pleasing to the eye
and 10 the taste, gentle, yet edectual IN
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels
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baltimore 8 ohio Men here.

FL. peccsrd, Charles Parrot and L.
W, Weereamer, OF Columbus, s. Mooney
and WI. Crumpton, Of gainesville, are
at the Mcclure, on their way home from
a session Of the Baltimore & Ohio Relief
Association. They are lin the employ
OF that company.
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The undersigned will open q large and
handsome selection Of Spring Hats and
Bonnets on Thursday and Friday, March
90 and 81, All the latest novelties in
Wonen's head.wear aud many articles Of
fancy work. All are invited.
E. SoHoPPER,
No, HOB Main street.
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THE MARKET sTRERr BRIDGE.

The Bids for tho Repairs opened aud the
Contract Let.
The proposals. for rebuilding the north
abutmeut OF the Market street bridge,
which has been slipping badly for some
time, were opened yesterday by the
Council Committee on Finance. Three
bids were received, as follows:
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nus HIIlis 1Yorld efYoTsltI.s,

Before O'Clock last night the Grand was
which has met with . perfect ovation 70 taf. aud
all those present pronounced the company the
greatest that has been here for some time, This
afternoon there will be matinee for ladies and
children, and no lady or child In the city should
fail 10 SEQ LittiO Chip the juvenile wonder.
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Tuz ACKNOWLEDGMENT combination,
Of New York City, will give a unique,
novel and original entertainment at the
Y. N. @. A. next Monday evening.
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PLEASANT to the taste, surprisingly
quick in effect and economical in price
no wonder that Or. Bull's Cough Syrup
Is the leading preparation Of its kind.
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TPyou cannot BEE and need speetGsles
vcn s5onld cgIl on MS and have your Eyes
lasted lat without charge. We have ta ae
t SseSf ,rStrnmsnts and more experience
t GSSsI NV other 0ptlcEan In the Stale,
and guarantee satisfaction OF money non Fe'
hlndsd. JACOB W. CRUISE,
uuu0N' JeWeler and 0pdcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets
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"oHl woman, in thy hours Of ease, un.
certain, coy and hard to please" With
children hurt, long hours she's spent.
Do try Salvation Oil. the liniment.
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WHEELING INsTALMENT oo.

Our credit system enables you to make
home ccmfortable-1t affords you sur.
roundlngsyou are entitled to-and which
with such system as ours within your
reach--yOu should no longer deny your.
sell. Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing here-1t you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as II
your poCketbook was OVERLOOKING
Don't hesitate-come here, money o.
no money, We are prepared to credit yOu
We give you time to pagan oppor.
tunity to make home comfortable.
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IL your eyes tire or head aches when
charge Prof. Shelf, The optician, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. AwR&w
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w,srmoToy. March lF.-For West Ylrgiin ~
,vas,ar, pennSylyanIa AVID Ohio, BenerAlly iai!'
Sxcent lITht Faius on the lakes; warmer sou'"et'
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n--nnmn mar Record.

The Thermometer at schpept's trng
store, Opera House corner yesterday
rayistered az follows:
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ate Sntflltoetlter.
once Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth Street.
Man AdYortisements.

And still They aO-chas. ". cOnnes-FOurt
Page. .,,L
ftpTiTht Piano for Si90-F. W. peumeE 4 co.
Nantcd-To Borrow &c., 600 Roll q Harvey
For GRle-NesblIt q peylne.
GARDEN SeedB-Hoge d Bro.
For Europe-C. A. schAeier& Co.
New BookS-EtAnton & Davenport.
Enamel PAIntE-E. L. Nicoll.
FoF SalO-BOIler aud Engine.
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Organs Tor sale.
I'm Ampfican fPlpe TOp)

9WIFH AIlUIEV@1 VIZ -
We offer the above Organs on pay.
meuts Of Eve dollars on delivery Of
organ and five dollars month until
paid, F. W. BANNER & Co.,
1910 Market street.
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WHEELING INSTALBIENT co.
THEWHEELING
lNSTALMENI
Co,
1855 to tt4o Market Street.
CO.,
1iS6 10 1i4O Market Street.

House cleaning season-Housekeep-
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepers', every
body's busy season-spring is fast ap-
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-
pairing to display a most extensive line
Of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will not
be till every nook and corner in every
department of our building is filed with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with 1t we have
an assortment unequaled at prices un-
approachable.
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Alter examining and estimating The
bids, the contract was awarded 10 Paige,
Carey & Go.
Mr.. shraket, OF the New Matamoras
firm, was greatly dissatisfied with the
award. He said It could not be denied
that under his firms bid the whole work
would cost 81 900 less than under Paige,
Carey 4 Co.'s, and he could not see on
what principle the committee rejected
his bid and accepted higher one. he
has consulted alawyer with the idea Of
suing out an Injunction.
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Go TO Kurner & Co. for Wall Papers
Of all kinda. SO Twelfth street, second
door from Market street.
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spRISG AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt Of all the newest
novelties in Woolens Tor mems 1870. mSar,
Consisting Of SNluBgs, Pantaloonlngs
and 0Yefeoatingp, which We are pre-,
p mar 10 make up In the best style and
H gist al Al reasonable prices. Buy the bfsl
Is cent fast black seamless s nail nose
49,, 1891 and 1898 Market Street,
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GEO. N. SHOOK & co.
New Spring
Dress Goods.

The new Dress Goods shown
by US for the Spring Season
have met with great favor; the
Novelties just added complete
an assortment Of Dress Goods
unequaIled in any former
season.
A remarkable selection OF La
dies Tweeds, Chevlots. Scotch
and Irish Homespuns, Plaids
and other Woolens for practi-
cal wear.
Many Novelties in French
Fancy Cloths, soft weaves with
spots and patches of CamePs
Hair and other rich effects.
In plain materials, such as
Henrlettas, Serges, WhIpcords,
Glorlas, etc.. we show evefynew
shade.
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BErcnAM's P1L1s cure slck.Head.
ache, 4
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IOusWABACKER.-We will open in
+. tsw DAYS A Millinery Department, lln'
dor the MANAGEMENT OF q very compe'
ION ISnt lady from New York; Due nQuee
iii, iii be be- given Of our opening. o,vn
VII w e' LOU SWGBACKER.
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No, HOB Main street.

" you want good Wall PapeEa at low
GO. E. KuRNER 4 Co.,
Painters and decorators,
50 Twelfth street,
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M. j. stcFADDEN.
Spring Styles

We have Justopened our COM
plete line of the latest and mob.
best Spring styles in Stiff and
Soft Hats, and can now snow
YOU better Values than ever.
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oycrture-"5t PatfiCk's Orchestra
At the conclusion OF the musical por.
ton of the evenings entertainment the
banquet was served Full justice was
done the delicacies furnished by Ziegen.
fielder.
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ST. pArRICE,s DAY OBSERVED

By the A. o. II. OF this City last Evening
by q Banquet-Parado at BsllRire In the
Afternoon, In which Wheeling Taxes y
Part.
The weather yesterday was perfect,
illustrating the old saying that "God is
good to the Irish." St. Patrick must
have looked down on the observance Of
his anniversary in this part Of the
tootatool with especial favor. 1t has
been years since it was before go pleas
ingly and SO memorably celebrated in
Wheeling and vicinity.
In the afternoon Wheeling sent a dis
tinguished delegation to Bellaire to join
IN the parade, flag presentation and cele.
bration there. Her own celebration was
last evening, in the shape Of q banquet
at the Arion club house.
The banquet given by the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians, in honor Of the patron
saint Of all patriotic 1rishmen, was one
OF the most delightful affairs Of the kind
even seen in the city. From an early
hour In the evening until the banquet
commenced the clans gathered in Arion
hall, and by half past eight O'Clock all
the seats at all the tables were occupied.
Tables covered with snowy cloths and
already laden with various delicsCies,
stretched in long rows through the hall.
Every foot OF available space was set
with tables, even the gallery being tilled.
About 800 people sat down to the ban
quoting tables, consisting Of the mem
bers ot the order, their wives, sweet.
hearts and invited guests.
Prior to the banquet, a.pleasing mu.
steal programme was rendered, some Of
Wheeling's hest talent having been en-
gagged for the occasion. The programme
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1891-08-07

Sheriff Robinson does not
think that +. H. Currence,
who recently escaped from the
pen. where he was sent for life
for completely in the killing Of
Richards at Carthage will be
likely to come into this section,
but is more likely to go in the
direction Of his former home.
The only grounds for think
ing that he might visit the
scene of his crime is the fact
that there are still from 5000
to $500 in silver cached on the
route his accomplices tooe to
Texas, which the officers did
not find. He might come after
the balance of the swag.-San
Marcial Reporter.
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Silver Per Ton,
SocoRRo COUNTY.

From the Advertiser.
Col Jas. A. Iockhart has resigned
from tEa board Of regents OF the School OF
Mines.
III. B. Hamilton WAS appointed city
attorney at the last meeting OF the council
Mrs. Appleson, the poor woman SO
recently near deaths door, has been
nursed back to lite by the charitable
ladies' Of tho city.
Last night Frank Shearer r arrived IN
the city with hHIlet-hole thrsngh the
calf Of his right leg, caused by the aeci-
dental discharge OF a pistol. I"
Several thousand pounds OF machn'
cry have been nnloa iaii at the works Of
the Socorro Fire Clay company this week
and more is expected This is a man.
moth concern and viii surprise the peo-
pie OF Socorro when il gets to running to
its full capacity.
IT. b. Mills al Las Vegas, b. F.
Cofiman, mining expert from Tos,b-
stone, aud John r. Fsles, monied
citizen from Providence. X. l., made q
thorough examination OF tho mines in the
Magdalenas, and Mr.. Coffman thinks
they are the best mineralixed mountains
he has ever seen.
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THREE DOLLARS Pen YEAR.

wise, to make it success, and it will not
be long until official public announce
ment of the fact is made.
Judge Field, of the Deming Supreme
Court, attended three weddings this week
as the chief ofliciator. On the 25th the
parties were Mr.. ] f. Mossburg and
Mrs. Juanita NcCarty, both Of DeminE;
on the 10th, Mr.. Julius Rosch of Deming
and Miss Augusta Engstrom, late OF
Chicago; and on the 9th Mr.. Frank
Peters OF Plyas and Miss Clara Watkins
OF Deming
Tile slaughter house Of tBreslar X
Meyers, about two miles southwest of
town, was destroyed hy fire ON Tuesday
night between II and II o'clock, and
everything in il and connected with it,
the wind mill, hide house, corrals, water
tanks and troughs, IA hogs, a lot Of kids,
and butchers tools, entirely destroyed.
The loss is about 81 800, nearly equally
divided between Brcsler x Meyer, the
butchers, and the Mimbres River Cattle
company, which owned the building and
| fixtures.