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iii-i.loiiilxT Li. ' fillipnlie. iii,;tie at UiC Hospital as lo t|,j , ,i, ■ijiiuii ii :;; ■ n. .l,i uifi. stilj in . [,;ii )i snip. ; : - :>.■ i'.'-.l; lm i i.;!M i ■:.• :-h::!:.i----ii ,'.!■. :<ov.;u a. i .; -.• i 11..., c wh.iJ'i, s'iuw.u i,..it niu.-i iil' Hie mo, will ! c muie ur less :■;■,!:).,>■ IV l'llitjiUuiiillCli iIS a lCSclll 01 Ll'l'J ii. ua:;. ;i manic I man, fifty years of age, i. •... .my I-:;.' most se\erelv injured, ol his eyes are badly alfcclcri. ;m " ..' eyesight will he sci'iousiy iupaired, The wounds on his face ami arms will tak - ;: long time to heal, and will lea\ i' liii g? ncrmanent s< firs. ('. iniiknor, -i married mats, 55 years o! i-yjo, is stilTeHm; from hail burns on Ilea ;m ins and leg : . i'ol hof iiis eyes arc tils i severely injured, nod grave fears are entertained for his sight. .!. v'ontis, a single man, agfid 51 yours, is also suffering Iron) deru hums on his fare and nrms. Both of his eyes are in u bad condition, aad his eyesight will be greatly impaired. •I. Junes, ji married man. aged 42 years, has br'-n injured in both eyes, Iho right one being- in a bad condition, while the ■", left one is slightly affected. The injuries in his face, arms, and back are ' healing as well as can be expected. •I. Ande'oou. a married man, 63 yen's of age. will nrobab'v lose the fight of hia left 'eve. which is' badly burnt by the acid. His .i kht eye, v. hich is also affected, is doing well. The his shoulder and neck ;ire improving. Iv J. Jones, a single, man. 47 "rears of age, has escaped fairly lightly,' the only part affected bei'ii-j Id's 'off eye, the sight of whieh will be slightly impaired. G. Mitchell, a single man, aged 40 years, who >vn r:]i v Mh injuv-d on the legs, arms. r;nd ham.k-, i, making satisfactory progress.