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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-05
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-05
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-05

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re ibres 1lters.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-11-05
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
Nav losE. August 4 ls5O

MT tirroht-
Under the head % police intelligence, In your
lustle paper Of this dats. perceived srticie
L. ing he f-msl.r IL Bcnson street.
Thursdsy evening lz.t and ia ~hich is stsd that
initial. had ucruTr.i the said g.rsoas drc-nt
v,m.n. I ss-ure you that mi-t@Ls hs- b en- made
In come elton sih The Shove permit 90 call your
attention 10 To. fact that B.nsos street H. veil kuo
FIR o. b,ufes 81 a-signstion ami prortitatioo and
have been. Tor several ysAr- al ror- 60 the
rounding nsighboibVOd Scarcely a hight bas passed
thst psints not been ebt-r q here. nv per
sbo hnv. D., ard q ts.u enough 20 iisxustth IN
In The r,iofuAftoB which am -nd-avOring 90 effect
In tbs vsrd my Hfi.ptpn could not escape poto.
re stink OF pollution ~hieh made ~ tncu Dbr at
upsn ne 20 placs suncisrt numhsr ~ policeman at
the Of ssid street. ga orbsr 20 caution the
wsty ana sgaiost Btering thoe- otth
- NJ. a. n aId a. " a urisuch ~ TACT. that have
every fta-on bsiisve tn, many unsophi~csf- I'd
yirt fsmalr has ben d~ud-d int, aud their
fuis Gu ple'.d IA Benson street
10 Carrying out the ~ork N shieh am A. prssen,
,ueAg,d conh fentty book f'r the lou si tue
u.tsl portion OF my fellow citixrns. but psrisu
lHrly 10 ths po~.rful aid Of the pr-s- abs
,atebfiv cd. spread aud tneies ing tide of pfani
pscy 81 Witch the public hsv. oaly United idea
l - ud ,sJ much more this subject bat fear nav
ing air. aoy trspsss.d too much the columns u
yobr Interesting journal
with sentiments ol esteem and respect, remain,
GgpRGg Y SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

Irnts- or,ss. .rts.tts G,sp.s che celebrated
opera ~ D'nissttt ~ L. fa,orita gill be performed
tbis .,'nug 1T this resort a cod air and bau'fai
music inst, ad 20 lucia % Lsmw-rmpOrn -hich ~.
pic,iou.iy snnounred Tii. change in he periurm.
tneeis OWNS To the Hines. ct QUE 81 th@ principal
stti,ts that the opera given % utght
vii sttiacf sr.st crowd % admirers a. Jucls
vhhh WIS 10 h. r.prssebtsd sAlsi - Bsdtah utrt-
nj and senora T. drsco ~ii sing the principal parts
Eowfts THssrHt The entertainments. tni- eve
nv q ere Oh. afsmr Of The siege OF Monterey sno
III norul aud interesting drama ~ Tue Drunk.ri
III. tts.t s'fsc'ip of th' evening u the spp-srance
~ ofpofal Shsip ~ho ~iil appear mounted a"d tuif
'qupr' d. aud vii 30 through the eetire s~"fu e'-'
r.
ktmos aspptr The beautiful c-msdy o. rms
~ rt us W nifty ard the excellent ballet ~n'u~a bs
ttbe q, hsttfs f" win 10 . e-entrd thi- errnns We
de, o. pV 81 Nile piatgy sBo Moss Dur@"d t'grths
9TH The rsr.li.st h.st rorps ~ the mes" ~ who's
ar. Nj s.s s,t.,t. sud Irritue. v b'sh'N eh~eren
Nsrus.t Tupsrnr Thee are three hn- drsnM
Tor tfis evenings smusemcpt nsmrr INC Wh.s
b. M NJ, prsei-us Bs'sy y aud rhe Neg York
t,,,ys, rhis v 80 attractive bill, and one thst
sbsuls dr.w good house
or,.y,. W. ait.r d.d one 81 the conssrt. Of Psl-
t..,' tand on saturday evening and we're much
spus.s tn. singing Instrumental performances and
dsretts we're excell~pt
kMsrtc.r NtstuN - The Drunksrd" Will again 30
performed this ~e.k With the sane pc-srful east
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

Tmr LATE GKNKrAL RnusnD u MAsoS-It is
our PAINFUL duly tina niOfning Ia chronicle the un.
caIect,d death ~ one at The most worthy Ollie. rs
~ ibr u =. Auny. Breyet Central Richard u VI q
sou, cuicn,l - the LIST r-Riurn nj Of drsguonr, who
died nj he besd-qusricfr 90 JetirTson barracks,
the city, Ihr night nf ihr 18th instant Ills
llpe,s, We Team, was bret, but hi- hrath has not
been good since hs return from his duties IN Calf
ioInis lie wac suddenly stiz,d with The cholr' a,
snd although p'sssssng suong constitution 5000
tel victim 10 W aitsck lie leaves a wife aud
iwo d.ughi'fs To mourn his loss. Thy have the
synIVthIss not uIly uf those with " hom he has
been s..oriaI.d, hut Of the wh"l- ccmnuniiy -
Cen MaFop war native If stafford county, Va /,
and d,sr. nd' f'"m family rmioeai for their s-r-
vic, 10 ih' wsrof ibe revolution In 1911. he vas
Etg sIufro irum cNtl lir To ~ cspiaiucy in thu old
fmLih Regiment Of Infantry, Ia 1871. on the
htrsking ~ 81 thstr gimrpt. he WIS Transferred To
ne Fnst d. Ie2i .nd '5. he vas with thu for, cs
Tat sscsnd'a he Mistuuii to the mouth Of the
yellow Shne. In fct, bis wholn rrrvice
h'h'ir =. lpsb his return ", NJ The shove exl>--
diiop. l'e WIS engaged ~ the erection 81 J-hefsOn
ustks. On The org in zailon ~ thu dfagOo1s,
be was ~ppsiufsd mayor uf the LIT regiment, and
Ultimately fose io the commend ~ ~ lie srfvcd
tlpuph be- Black Hawk WI, aud subsequently
~.s iots .ssinl y.afs stationed =, For Gihsnn F.r
tsU ,sHis pftv Wus To the hlrAicHn VA, H. was
stHi"b'd ~ the E-st oB TIE recruiting -eryi;"s
Nh'Bihrt wa broke out, ~ Juiu"d Go n-rA Mar
~ N Cnhi"fria, ~hsfe he waS made military
cbnaudsr aud civii governor liz W relieved
~ o. he % mDiHud IN iSfg, ana en- Vet bui short
i.tp'i' y, m duty with he faulty. trlore d"ath -
ci-in' him his VIci,ni ln I'll The relations ot
,ncf, ciiD'n, husband and fs'bsr. hl~ hl~ h IS
ben We Nt' iIonhhr, aud hesuiul illurir ,fion
~ th' h'ph toned character 81 the officers "i the
An.IicsB Htmy. In exploits of ~sr hts typography
v f't ~ fith ~ that Of other men. hut " Wa the
remit ~ ihs positions b, was compelled ~ occupy.
Ia bfaS, ard nuli'ar, caIaciiy he nd 40 sup~ri-
ufs. nd pIuh, It's icw II any. Ufhrcrs ~ the amy
have IrfdeI.d mute ,irisht trfVlcr toihc govetu-
Htpi, md uur. hav, moe uniiufmly received ~
aIp, Leti,u. Y" he brufhsr ofbters he wa "u-
d'si'd " bic mELy manly snd s"ri a. lhies,
al ~ death vii hrg H. irercii,d W hose who
krcw NJ " ihs G., mp srd social IT. 81. LcA,,,
tN" h,Jrtiron. Jpis "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

A HEnoic BoY On Friday, lad about thirteen
yesis - ULe, was diving hts mother, Mrs. Ham
lbTsy,) 1rd hVs smsl chilnr'n Win the nursr anJ
when at N. Lake, thus EIDE at TORY barn, he nurse
iptb,d mo Va, wat.f, the bank hcfng very step,
aud ,h,y wtfr 81 epguiphei bryohd their d-pih.
he molL,r, viii her Iuf~bt 10 her arms, snp"rled
Ietseif ter ali msirut. but ssnk, Win u irripg her
hot touching sonl, thing. W cNritiop the rose To
~, sBIitc. md gfssI-d branch held oui by SOM
men, Who. sosidenn"liy. ny the time wrr. pre-
cent III. lid seized twu 81 his sisters, bat hnding
tI, ", too heavy, called Ter he'll, when plaak h.
~ q thIust out, be- was dragged on shor-, hr b,iag
the ,nly enc Who coufd s~,n. liz sg"in s'rock
sIt AId t,einR noihsr of hts sisters m the w,gon,
NJ The hoitom uf the Iah., w-nt down aud caug NJ
her D, The tonnst. sud sc.ed her 10 time (bongh
sir WE m-sus'be) 10 m-s-ive lite Osr more
,lid w,ss ull foHiing the W ,tsr, su ported by
iis cioihes the noble Dfother agsin dash-d m, aud
suc,sedsd W restoring this fourth one ny his coi.
rase md ,xertions 1h' nurse w~s -rved ny grasp
ne th,k held cut b, the m-n on shore. Thu,
BID initt.' Nssts ~ ags. saved the livee oi foul
Children ST J,lr ~ u } Ne'rs, ys,y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

The smount ,p.ci. ~ IN. sup t,.-.ury 10 Boston
on the 5st ut, vss t2Joszz7 the lsrs.st amount u
ever toptsirsd.
Charles so.,b~ick. alias Psim.r. has bees h.ld Tor
trial ~ d.isoli 81 So Co bail Wilton. Mass to
f~.r ior rtbtirg N. B"rcb. st.r aud MntoU B.bk Of
ftzUt Jsn,Fb Brooke " held &c . receiver ~ I've
stol.I prcp.riy
The twebty.trrt annual meeting 81 ths American
1p.titrt. ~ hstructiu ~t ~ bsld at Nortbsp,pfo
Mss~ N. 1ath met -olsnob Jerpsr 81 tnis o'ty,
vnl i,e,ur. eysp ~ . importance 81 'sfiy training
The t,i,sts earlIuiious the fppd for the relief
~ ~ suf..r u, ~. Is. o.. IN Phiiss.iphi- s@sast
20 shout stfttt- nstug 18th the CITY AMI NORTHERN
Lib Ti,.s s,psspusups n stm ~ tsse"
rb- e.sr,, ,t.p. ~ bes R"msn catholic osthdrsi,
vss aid In IhsrI.ston q e., on the 10Th uit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

SUICIDE OF WARTS, the nEArEIcAL MANAGER -
Two unhappy cvbyicts, whose ofieDces had created
Of Ia- much pubic attention., destroy ed the srlve-
withiD VI. walls OF Newgafr, few hours after
sentence had been passed upon them at The CENTRAL
cfinIusI court. One of he unfortunate briUgs was
Wsli.r Waits, the late lessee Of the Olympic aud
MsIyl. boDr thestes, who, aiter proiractrd prose-
cuiop, was sentenced to ten years Transportation,
tar d.fInudIrg The Globe Insurance Company. The
dtceAt,d W aftr) TER long time before M became
nik.d up with IhestncHl sls cuiaiioDs, was Looked
uJop ~ u uost singular and somewhat extrava-
RhEt y. IRON lie kept his iowa bous-, aud also a
county -stsblisLmeni the latter was near Brighton,
and wh,p D. cane to- l., Bdon he had his can tge
aid servant ~ waiting al the Loudou brIdg- ieruI
hue. To dnvr HIM a. the Globe Insurance Oiicr, or
suJ place he night wish 10 welt Although hr en-
10y 81 reed salary, u was matter OF niuch aston
nbnieni To many how he could keep up such an sIe
pestsbcr more especially ~ he vas "a the habit of
nIsitg champagne breakfasts and oth-f expensive
,n',Iisn M bi- Previous to takiug either the Ma
~ ton. 81 Olympic theatre, he NAKED frequently
with betting men. End according To hts own ac-
count, wac LUCKY enough 10 VIA CONSIDER ,ble suns
az MONEY fTom what has since uansp,rrd,
there ~ every reason 10 believe that. ins'edd II
his gaining such large Gums ne had represented,
be war n c,psId.tsbl- tusrr by his SpeculaIions
liz d.islcsiiors 10 the Globe lnsur ,ncr Company
reached. IL u said, to- nearly cSpOOO, sntl por-
ton of which will have To- be made good ny his
b,ndsu.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

OF SortMr lspupr The following is the in
sciip'i,n uJtn the monument ON the lot owned by
Prot. J,hn w Webster, on the Narcissus Path,
M,rr' Auhurrs-
Avail ~ death. Old not pressging sign
Auu1uhee thy coffning and thy gay prepared
No wstriug vtiss no hsrhfreer ~ss thine
parssr no .sr seemed pat hut thcu ~~rt therei
Pr rtsfic 500 A. sionr tire sarthquske's path
Eafttsll ti.s hauf ~ n.fur~'s s-fui thrc~s;
md ~ vtiraso ~. bursts IN vrstk.
So ~ fusfh .sur t~rsd rorn We dr~sS rerose;
~ thu 6atk syifit' s-in ard urf~~~er
TEN = hhe the iphtnipgt Sab -hen he-ven ras al
terese F"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

bIMiNIsttNtt ~ GENERAL TaYLoR "A
NsshtauB coussI onrsm 81 ibr Buffalo COM
no,,si. ttsskIbs 81 N. death Uf GsIrfal Toy lor,
~ con,, rsstIon with the Hon Humphrey Mar
tLsil. ~ k.ntucLy. WHEN IN. following WAS re-
lsud by that gentle nsn "A httl, over year ago,
General Tsy Tor, ON his way To Washington, call, d
~ my house, IN Kentucky, which v IN the same
di,tIict where his relatives hive 10 the course "
conversation, he sais, Well March al, they XIII
20 General Harrison at Washingi on IN op~ mnath,
and my wife ssys tbsy'll hill me m yrrr; hut
thph sner standing Merico en- stand Wsshir n
wn" Nov u rerms fhst Mrs Taylor was right.
bt hes bcen here but hftlr over year.
rhsr~ vrr. zen s.aths By cs-lsr. ct Colussbus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

OHARLEscos, August 2. 1850.
The steamship Ohio touched of Savannah on We'd
coesdoy.
The steamer Columbus, from New York, has arrived
at Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
From Washington.
Stean asatps.

WasHiNoros, August L.. 1850.
The vacancies in the W ar aud Interior departments
are sti up flied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


Infection for Governor in North Carolina.
wAsHINGroN, August 4, 1850.
Private sdvices received here this evening state that
Reed (democrat) has made small gains In the coun-
ties heard from In North Carolina. hut not believed
tsuncieut Msnlys majority two years ago
Manly tits supposed, will be elected by very close
vote
BALrIMoKE, August 4. 1850.
The general belief 10 that Reed the democratic
,dste Governor of North Carolina has been trium-
xphantly elected The given for Manly the pre-
sent whig Incumbent shows a large falling OF. Below
the msjorties In the counties heard from together
with the vote at the Presidential election
FoR GovERsoR-lS50 FoR PRssrpgvr-1s4s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

wrro rsovs.s ;, v.w~ssr A wb,s oonsressionsa
9, invention al Bsppirgfon the 2ith ut ended -
y, y.rsl confusion a diversity Of Wig interests vm
probably give the distriet 70 The democrsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
OPINIONS OF THE PRESIDENT ON RAILROADS
The following lie the letter OF Presiden at Fillmore
IN Tepl. To an invitation To attend the great Rail
road CoLNe nlIon. al PoIiland, Me. -

WAssiScros, July "a. 1850.
have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the
cncnlat ot The committos Of the proposed kAiiroad
Convention, 10 be held at fortlAna, the 3st INST
lei he purpose OF taking INTO consds the yar
ous sct'nss which have been proposs for tn. con
stTuetun 81 line Of railroad through the stat OF
MsiIc 20 tn. Lever British Provinces and 10 some
good bsrbcr ON the eastern OF Nova ScotiN 10
letbsr with your Mind invitation. In behalf OF the
ccmmt's rque sting my after dance at said cooves-
ticn extremely regret that my official dusier
Will deprive me Of III. plea of being present
thai ut@r.ttirR occasion But feeling NJ do deep
interest in all subjects 81 internal
calculated TO doy.ope the resources advance
the er'at Interests Of country trust that your
prop0ted convention may be productive Of To. most
barry retus and that through link MAJ be
ssosd that chain which Is binding CLOSELY tbs
m.rcial interests OF this lno.u
Of Europe. with my thanks for your nsttcr,na wi
tion, am, very respectfully your oh seryAat
MiLLAhp FILLMORE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

Mr. Sheppard (whigD has been reelected to the Sc
mate In Pace uotsnk county.
In Perqumons county, formerly whig stronghold
mr.. wilson, independent candidate, has been elect
ed to the Commons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
Internal improvements.


The bill providing for, and making aIpropra-
tons for the improve ment of certain rivers .ad h4-
bors, contains the following, which is to be paid
out of any Incorporated moneys the treasury
BreakwAter, burlington, Lake ChAmp plain. . SIS 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
TWO CENTS.
The Crops.


The s.; John, IN B , Courier, of the 9th uIt.,
says We learn that the crops above Fr~denctoa
are all looking very promising, and that il nothing
occurs TO in1Ure fSem this year the produce will
be very abundant We are informed that there il
every prospect of such quantity Of provisions be-
ing raised in that district will he sufficient for
three years consumption cf it, inhabitants. Below
Fredericton. however, all he crops not quite SO
promis ng. The hay having tNe appearance Of being
light this season, and not much better than last
year The same remark applies TO that crop In this
district, end along The Bay sh ore. The weather
here continues warm and delightiu for the season.
There ME no authentic accounts aS yet, OF any aP-
p-arsnce of blight in the potatoes, Nut much can
not he sad this head, il is too soon for IL 10
make It's appearance. In another fortnight we will
he able to know more about that has been the
usual period of its attack in this Province.
m ne Washington, (Texss) Lane Star, Of the
I'm uil says The show-ry weather for the last
Ten OF hii-en days has been Of great ADVANTAGE 10
our corn crops, an abundance of which will be
made IN our county this year. The cotton crop il
also much more promising than il WAS a month
since. The rains as yet, in this neighborhood have
been OF 10 disadvantage To them. IL we should
be fortunate enough to have late aud dry fall for
our couon 10 open in, prest nj indications to
warrant the prospect of better crop this year than
had last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

rh,r- v-r- ,.p sss,Ls By ss-lsr. OF oo,usss.,
Ohio tina 18th uIt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

NEw MILITARY Posr ON TIE PLANS Orders
have been received Head Quarters, 7th Military
department. Tor the removal Of the military force
now at FoIt smith to point on the Cana liam
river, about -four hundred miles west. the 10 al
fioui A kansas To Santa Fe and California, where
a Bilit.iy poet ~ 10 be established. Fort Smith
wi continue TO be the Head Quarters OF thu 9Th
Military Department. but there my not he any
considerable number Of troops ststoned nj that
poh until the army is incre .s-d, circumstances
shalt inn era'ivel, require their presence for mIn-
tuinlng quiet on our immediate ffo0tler. There
sr,ns to be very general belief entertIined by
the cuztns &c Font Smuh, that the site srlccted
b, the War Department Tor the new post ~ not
M suia bl. NJ tom. other pOsiiou- further South,
on CAPT. M bcy'- roai from Fort nth TO Dona
Ana MessuI,s have been tikrE by the resi-
dents on frontier, 70 represent the adyant yes
OF This latter locality and Il IL thought the order
fIom The War Dspirfbient will be changed IA
accoIdance with these representations. Little
Ro,k td,k Gaseffe. JHiv ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

ATTEMPTED ACKNOWLEDGING the late visit OF
Robinson a. Eidred's Circus To this village, says
the Waierowu Unhni, some OF the company at
tempted TO rob n widowed lady of her Two beaati-
full dauphtvrs- one twelve and the other thirteen
wears at age The widows name Is Clarke. IL
appears that the girls, is always the case in
country places when circus visits II, were taking
pleasure walk, viewing the tent, and listening to
the music within. Their rare beauty attracted
the attention Of the door-kcrper, who, after in-
curing their names, and hndIng that they were
faith, rless, and that their mother lived on Beehe
leland. lui- distance OIL invited them in. Be-
ing Young, aud thoughtiess they we're iuuo-
cent, they gladly accepted the invitation. Every
effort was then msdc To win their confidence
They flatterrd, and showerrd with presents,
ara finally were told 1t they would JOIN the com
pany, that they should receive 500 each, ON arrv
lug AT New York CITY. The girls we're overrrr-
suaded, aud consented to 60 Arrangements were
accordingly made 10 take Them by private convey
snce to Sackrt's HaIbor that MA hi after the per-
formano.s. Their mother, uIl then unconscious Of
what going on, employed au uihcrr 10 assist
her in obtaining th-ir release. The company
srouily refused TO give them up, bur finding that
legal action was about to be taken, let them 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

FIRE AT CHICAGO, Ill One Of the NEST destruc
tive fires which has taken place in this city for
time, occurred last night; before subdued, II
Destroyed over twenty houses, including the CHI
cage theatre IL broke out in the stable owned by
Mr.. Kelly, on Dearborn street, between Randolph
and Washington streets, about 10 o'clock the hire
communicated TO the theatre adjoining; the audi
aaim d, but Mr.. Rice, with much pre-
ssnce of mind restored them, aud thus enabled
h,m all "a leave the building without endangering
each other by a rush. The fire ssread from the
th.atre TO the buildings each side, consuming
all 10 Dearborn street on the west, and State
street ON the east. The National Hotel, a gro
Gerry and liquor blishment corner of Dearborn
ana Randolph stree &; grocery on Randolph street
grocery on Randolph street, next TO theatre, IN
sured for $500, loss must be more the ttre IN Ran
doph stree I, owned nv Mr. Rice, insured for 1905
lore must he over $4,000; dressing room Of The
Theatre, owned by John Cray dwelling adjoining,
on Randolph street, owned 10y Jason Garley, in
sued Irsh's refractory occupied one OF these
stones and part of The buildings adjoining. DIR.
IRISH kept extensive establishment; his loss -
probably $1,000, insured for 81, 200. Drocr's sta
bles on Randolph street, owned by Messrs An
dTews IL Co, insured loss probably $4,000.
Danb's grocery on Randolph street, East safe sta
BILE, insured w b. Farr-l's drug and s-gtr store,
next east, on Randolp h street Arnold's grocery
and provision store, corner of Randolph aud State
streets Centre Market. State street, aud sf all
building and saloon on State street. south OF and
adjoining the market O'Conner's livery stable,
loss very severe T; he was not insured. House adj
joining on the SOUTH owned in The East, AMI oc-
cuprd ny Mrs. Burgess. House adjoining, Owned
bv Gotlbh, and the house gdjolDng on the south,
was damaged considerably, but was finally saved.
Two barns, owned by > b and George Collins,
were burned The members Of Rce's theatncni
corps saved their wardrobes pretty generally
Chicago Tribune, July 81