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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

The Enquirer has not word to say about
Know Nothingism lately. What's the mat
ter! Getting sick of the ubject!-Journot.
Not exactly Mr.. Journal; but some of cur
neighbors are. By the way. how does it
happen that the Journal has quit advocating
the American (!) platform since the election!
Have the late elections dampened your ar
dor! Or has your tell-lie-graph quit report
ing election returns to you'll Enquirer.
The" late elections" look exceedingly
well-New Albany, Terre Haute, Lafayette,
Lawrenceburgh and Jeffersonvile, against
the Old Liners, and Indianapolis alone for
them. We possibl ymight have stuck in a
few words for the American platform, If our
neighbor had opposed it Of late as he former
ly did. We have however had more to say
on that subject since the election here than
before.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

Pic-xIc PARTr.-The Central High school
turned out in a.glorious Picnic last Satur-
day. The pupils crossed over the river,
and in Kentucky groves enjoyed themselves
as only young hearts and bodies, brim full
of life. might do. The day was charming.
and if they didn't have happy time of it
genera lily, it wos their own faull-nos ours.
as it would have been had we been zone OF
'em." One kindest thanks are due for the
pleasant remembrance of cakes, &C., sent
us "with the compliments of the students Of
the central High School," and to the "hsppy
mediums" of presentation, the Misses Horn
brook
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

0t The fsh market is becoming a prom
inent feature in our city markets. Large
quantities are for sale every market morn
ing, and there would be more but for the
rant of room. To accommodate the ish mar
ket the Council has advertised for proposals
for extending the vegetable stalls one hum
dred and fifty feet! The fish are principal.
1y Brought from Green River. Among. the
customers Of this trade, we notice the far.
mers, many Of whom live where fresh fish
are scarce.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

RIcHTs OF CoxscrEEcE. Tho anti Amer.
ican organ says that the American order
proposes to violate euery Roman Catholics
right of conscience. Does one man violate
another's right Of conscience by simply not
uottng for him for office. Is any mans
right Of conscience violated by his not being
elected to office.
Our view of the matter is. that among
every mans rights Of conscience, is the right
to vote for whom he pIeases, but that no
mans rights Of conscience require him to
be voted Tor. Men should certainly be per.
m,sed to worship Cod according to The die
tates Of their own consciences. but we sup
pose they can worship God just as well out
Of Office as in it. II men can't worship God
except in Office according to the dictates Of
their consciences, we are afraid their chances
for heaven can't be worth much.
If any persons really think that their
rights of conscience are outraged by not be-
ing voted for at elections, it would perhaps
be we'll If each OF them would come out and
state explicitly wha: particular Office his
own individual conscience, in the exercise
Of its sacred rights. requires his fellow-citi-
zens to support him for. We wonder how
many would name the Presidency of the
United States as absolutely necessary to
the satisfaction of their sacred rights of con.
science.-l Lou, Jour-
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

the action of Congress. and to overthrow
leading branch Of national manufactures, bic
insulting requisiiions were spurned BY the
officers Of the Evansville and Indianapolis
road,--he is ready TO turn upon them, and TO
heap, upon them and sheirs, his full measure
Of abuse and Misrepresentation.
For the cause of truth alone, we have thus
met the Journal; and sad is the rejection
that il will yet wilfully repeat its slanders-
that it will add to the wrong il has already
committed. Its course has forfeited our
charity, and we must expect the worst from
il.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07
Pierce Administration Repudsased.

Pierce Ami mis- seratton Repudtated.
There never was an Administration be-
fore so repudiated by those who placed it in
power, as this Pierce Administration has
been. North and South, Esst and West,
its own party have at times expressed their
contempt and Indignation at its policy or
total want OF policy. None have steadfsstiy
clung to it, but those in the enjoyment Of
good Offices. or who are still horing to be
able by fawning and laudation to grasp the
spoils. It is hard work for even them to
stomach such an administr alton. Even the
most reckless Old Line editors cautiously
abstain from praising the President, how.
ever much they may endeavor to excuse
him.
The Michigan Old Line editors are now
expressing their candid opinions of Presiden,
Pierce, in view of his recent action ia
pocketing the st. Clair appropriation bill
after it had passed both Houses of Congress.
Here are few extracts from Old Line Dem.
ocrstic papers on the President:
Not q single point can be made in defense
of this act. If scquiesced in, our success is
no longer problematical. 1t is beyond hope
and we therefore repudiate it. We not only
do not sustain but we unqualifedly and EN-.
phaticaily condemn It. II 10 not the act oil
the Democratic principles. II excuse can
be found for il in the established platform oi
Democratic principles. then the Democratic
party must cease to exist, for the people will
not sustain it. But no such excuse can be
found. Not word, not line, not thought
to justify the act. On this point VIC chal.
lenge investigation. 1t has no defense but
such as 10 characteristic Of the wild rawlings
of polical insanity.-l Coldpater Sentinel.
We wash our hands of the enormity. Either
the President has committed an egregious
blunder, or the tales we have told the people
, from the stump and through the press. dur.
ing the last three or four Presidential cam
psigns, were hollow as the platforms upon
which we pinned our faith.-( Port Huron
; Commercial.
. His late official acts render him 90 unpal.
stable. that to support him would be cring.
ing the knee and kissing the hand tha,
smites ~. He has done many things which
bis friends have regretted, but they have
been passed over in silence. = Hi
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

AHEAD IN JErrEasoNvILLE.-The Ameri.
can ticket succeeded by majority of lso
in Jeffersonville. every man on the ticket
being elected. Fortunately the inmates Of
the Penitentiary there were not allowed to
vote, or the Old Line ticket might have sue.
eeuded
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

@ Our correspondent at Hickory Creek
Post Office, Ill.,, is assured that the Weekly
Journal is promptly mailed at this Office to
subscribers. We do not know where the
fault lies, but will endeavor TO ferret it out.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

OF 1t appears that one man who is
in favor of making Kansas free territory,
has found his wky into the Kansas Legisla-
ture. The newspaper which is published at
Atchison, in that Territory, speaks of the
matter thus:
Gov. Reeder has given that contem ptible
puppy, M. F. Conway, a acertificate Of elec.
ton as councilman of the Pawnee district
when il is we'll known that Mr.. Donaldson
received a majority Of at least two hun dred
and fifty votes. We can't stand that, GER
taiuly. D-d il we do! If the Legis!a.
ture don't reconsider the action of the G ov-
ernor, and give Mr. Donaldson seat, the
squatter sovereigns will take the matter in
| hand.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

vaypExsusGa CoUXrY 90
In the Cireait Court April A D. 1885,
MAY Sd, 1855 }
session Of this Court to commence on the srst Monday
July the purpose of completing the unfinished
husn prs~ns r-saiar term hereof and for he ds
other business regularly come fore
this Court when sgn soc nvened ana 70 coptI ue sss
sion IL until said dnished business regularly
disposed further ordered tia. all p,rts 70 said "
flashed sli witnesse fegula y
will required 70 take notice
OF the time Ilace Of holding said sdcurned sss Of
Court upon the without further mo-
herein provided lis FUR her ordered that
when tn Court the expiration Of its present
regular terr will adjcuvn meet gain At the Court
House Of Evansville sad first Men dsy in July
next IL Is further that office Of the time and place
OF hea said adjourued session Of THE Court be given hy
copy this order least In each Of
city uudsr the direction Of she CLERK
tho reof.
STATE OF INDIANA,lss.
JACOB LUNKENHEINER. Clerk Of the Wander
burgh Circuit Court do hereby certify that the above
full true eomrste and correct copy Of
by the Judge Of said Court during the
towit On the Sd day of May 1855 A. the same
pears Of record In Order BookI pages 5i6 and 577.
In testimony whereof. hereto sign my
and afhx the seal OF said Court at Ev-
ausvile. this the tn day OF Nav. 1885,
JACOB LuNEENHEiMER,
my5-rwd lSeal1 elk ". &C.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-05-07

table, as to urge that the construction of the
Evansville and Cleveland road to Union was
independent Of any contingency. The
gauge of the Bellefontaine road is already
changed, and no attempt TO build the new
road east of indianapolis will be made.
But what if it should BET What If the
Erie company should obtain a charter to
extend their road TO Boston, and should do
so! If the road Of the Evansville company
be built to Union, it will be built by com.
pdny of which Mr.. o. H. Smith is but the
agent. The company can possess them.
selves of the right Of way, and are free to
build the rond il they choose. We cannot
decide upon their policy in doing so.
In no light have the Company compro-
missed their obligations TO the public. Their
enterprise may succeed-t may fail. Opin-
ions are not immuta5ie. They have right
to claim fair representation. The public
have right to expect proper management
of the affairs OF the road. We assume moth.
ing for the road, AMI predict for it no success
other than that fairly to be inferred from
analogy. We simply disprove the malignant
falsehoods of the Journal.
We need not withhold our reflections. We
need q ot conceal our adherence of hireling
sheet, which has sold itself ss the vile tool OF
a class of men living by their extortions from
necessitous public enterprises. Whenever
they choose TO stretch the utmost ability oil
enterprising companies, or to revenge them.
selves for being neglected BY thoae who come
TO hire capital, they have at their hands an
appropriate and subservient instrument.
So is mere private spirit sufficient TO pro-
woke the venom of this creature. When, a,
the head Of an infamous scheme to control
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brown. shIpley d Cos Circular.

Per .4ildaiieI LIVERPOOL, Friday Oct s. 1850
Oar CoTIoS market continues reDey dun under he de-
pressing uenee # increasing desroess money The Bank
Er again raised rate Il discoun, = cent,
thus esiabhlne her minimum s. Prices have given way
fully d. d. End IN. bu.iaess for the week end ~ a., eyea
ing nominal rates the pressure 10 se being
giett Tbe sales called ~ coo bales spe ,uat0r taking
40 exporters 15U bales wnie those OF to isy are es
uaed 81 tCO bses The following official quotations:
Fair Orleans. Old Fair MosAes.eid Far UPanisetd D.
Nideng. MdC ling. sd. Midilns... Il = 10
OdipsIy coed oldnsy Sd lnerioL.. Sd = N.
Tots! SOL root Ga ia port, sAe5l2oo Amsrie %
ine las year, ba 10 w American fIiVo
Impolt fol the week baes..,,, y Sal AmeTcai Ill US
IA. Manchester maIket has been very gloomy an pses Of
CIoTa snd YARs lower bot cue transactions have ben 100
limited tsiy prices whish must be considered Tor tbs
present non nal
The qusiy Of the WHEAT does not promise well aud
the demand ior Old continues fall pceA FLOUR also
is in ishe beGt,r request wlle hpAx CoAS qliet the
ouotstious are: White NrEAr - 02 81 red IL 9Gls y 70
n. NosteIu ELOUs 90 al Phlads lPha aad b tr-
more 4. G4S Ohio - as s. Caasda GEES son 50
Al g. hbl. Rte lsoisS Coax "a q q yellow 4I0eh
mixed 4 Gsc y quarter.
TuKFfSrINy hiss teen in demsne-loo bb.s hivius
been rrsllred Rt t.e aoyancrd price e 9 y cwt
b, been les active Tie sales about 600 eh!a a'
lr,kcIfnok B.Kk /, quoted Al cas- 9 2 ewt
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HAVANA.

From Havana we have received some items of in.
iertst by the steamship Cahawbs which arrived here
on Thursday morning, having left New-Orleaps on the
10th and Havana on the 18Th.
TIE direction of tie Spanish bark was to be closed
on IL c 18th. AT the last meeting there was not quo
rum Of the stockholders.
Two Frerch vessels Of war were in the hsrbor of
Havana.
The birthday Of tie queen Of Spain was celebrated
OIL the 10th with great enthusiasm.
The health of the city of Havana was perfectly
good.
The stock Of sugars on hand Cdeductipg for home
consumption is stated a. 60 600 boxes. The prospect
of the Lew crop continues favorable.
In port steamship FL Dorado, Schenck, to leave on
the 18th for Aspinwall.
The steamship United Stses has been transferred to
her Spanish owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TEE RACE BETWEEN THE ARIEL AND ARAGo.-fhe
United States mail steamship Arago and the Wander
bilt steamer Ariel both sailed from New.York for
Hayre via Cowes at ~ o'clock on Wednesday, Sept
&C. anc il was understood there was to be trial Of
the speed of the tao steamer. The Aria was ahead
the frst day or two but the Altar tic brings news OF
tie Argos arrival at Gives On the 5th of October
and there is nothing said of the Ariel TIE trip Of the
Arsgo was q remarkably short ore-only nine days.
For her it lie extraordinary she has generally been
from eleven TO fourteen days in making her voyage.
The LATE CART CRoPPER.-The remains of Capt
Thomas b. Chopper, late commander OF steamship
Cores. has been brought from San Francisco in the
ship Adelaide, snd the funeral il appointed to take
place to-day at 10 clock from his late residence, No.
o. East Fourteenth street, Union square Toe body
will be taken to GreenwoQd cemetery.
RlTIhINEST OF CAPT. NTE.-We understand that
Capt. Nye the popular commander OF the steamship "a.
cifc will retire rom the service on his return from bis
present yoysge, and Capt EIdi'ge will succeed him.
TIE veteran ccmman der having, by long years OF tod
acquired competency has determined 20 quit the sea
ard pass The remainder OF bis days shore in the
enjoy ment of his well earned fortune.
james SeeIey has been sppointea lighthouse keeper
on the front Zig ht on Gedneys channel, New-York.
NAvAL.Tee United States steamer ws,sr Witch,
Lieutenant Commanding Thomas j. Page, was at
Buel os Ayres l7th JGl,. undergoing repairs.
The Tilted states corvette Jo-eph Lsus, Captain
Nonis from Norfolk, was at RIO Jaseiro August q,
to sail in few Gays for San Frsncico.,
The United Srs'es steamer Mass ichnsetts, Com
msnder Meade sailed from san Francisco August 20,
on 8 cruise.
TIE UIited States steam fiigs;e Ssransc, Captain
Long, was al SpezEs or the 18th September
Tie rev Tilted States frisate Wabash viii bs
hurcted 81 Philadtlphia on tue 2iih lest
The following naval changes have taken place a.
The Philadelphia station: AT the yard Commanisr ).
w. Cocoon, reoertly promoted has been detached.
LIEUT. Vim. HoukencoTff and Wihsm w. Robots
have been orcered to that yard. Lieuts J Hogan
Brown and William L. Hopkins have been ordered to
the rec living ship. At the rendezvous st Pnadeph
Commander Jotn Goldsborouzh, recently promoted,
takes the place of Capt. HoiHs, also recently pro-
mo'ed and detached.
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Richardson, Spence & Co... Circular.

Pry Aflsnfic.l LIVERPOOL fridsy Oct . ISoo
Srr our LAST trade in BRs.psTUTFs has been somewhat
r,osr .thu,h We nave little charge rrpOr, prices II
a., sric. On Tuesday Wheat less active demand;
Od uspfaued former rses but New pa ;el. Sere SOD :.
Secue Of p 10 40 10 n, rdps 70 quality I'D eJadton
Eur inquired Tor and Spanish eosd be bought
reSurop On Fricsys Of sack. Indian Corr was IN
fair Ser and At R quarter fOr Mixed snes Tae,dsy con-
S ga 90 have made that figure shp snd store
A. 20 ssv paIket there fair attendance WsfAr ~s
IN seod 5e and and moesrse business done IN all ds
,,Ipors :. ful prices Of Tuesisy FLorR w held army 81
Is a63s for sosb.h sales Of american barrels were
nsde o. a for and 81 IS for Ohio ssse sso
reported OF 400 bb otio from New-oFes C,
arc ISpIS CoEx could Be bought under ~ for hxet
su.y store Tossys quotations .re WE'LL AMER "a
Ped n dii4 White lll99I2 fLoUs, Pniistep ha ~
4: 4 bN isDIlS CoEs, Mixed, iii Yellow. D'si White
vheh msIkst slEoss cleared sale, fsf me week
oytrl 80 tcs
PoEK has IN moderate request AID lac high rates con
thue @ be paid
bACoa-DeAeis act extreme prices In retail
LlRp-No strek, Aod quoralions tomirA.
TALLow In improved der aid aud fully V essAs 80 oa
the tpoi snc - aTlfve 81 advance 0f Il A. cot.
RoSs quiet.r; ssle DO exceed 7so bbs ct sGf IL
BARK-5e hhSA Phisdel phia sold Of Q sass
CoTroS-Tbe afket - Modsy with very fair IN
quiry which hedeEs ho~ever eostina a vsy esy
the sdvces not sppsa to have h easei On
hen. Stocks wiihsn beng pssssd freely ofs.st oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
CIT Y ITE N s.

GouGHiis to speak on TEMPERANCE to- morrow sat
uroay evening at the Academy Of Music, Fourteen b
street We trust some Of the h,bitual frequeuters Of
the Academy will attend, and hear the great orator
who has beer developed by the Reform Spiri; of our
sce from the ranks Of the scant y educated Lab ring
Glass. They will find h'm fully equal in his way TO
any Pima pouoa or Tenor; aud his way not inferior
to that Of the Vocalist. His speech is music 81 aud
d. smaiic houl OF feshi ned after that OF 'che or
Psrodi. There are thousands in oar city who never
beard him who viii thsnk any friend who shall draw
them to the Academy tomorrow evening.
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lAdv.rtseusaL
70 YHy PHYSICIANS 90 rAG usirxo sfArsA
Co.rr's SltllPDAM AROMATIC SCHyAyTB.

n .hvc .riels na,sa sstuIed b. uy.sn -xes'ssr.
sshssJ m 4, Ho and By pceaar oss ~ ofy.
. eay ed ana rssSe ted ~ III sss hsfA ssJs
tut hy re choice bots, tel variety q the >o ssue ssa
uhoS visOus rsct 10 aistll~d aat r>csa-
id ~ih is tsoa. sves aud has be ss.s eososntrssed
tin sxaas h,vor and aToHs sases
it. ana ueo,cisa properties - sny Ito Land sa s<s
toferr krown
Tie cen p,rt, whch the ScsSAPfs h.s e>-s DE-
elsr aseeS, ,, the ruasnf pNy.cisn. ~ho nave es~
,pcBesd The yropssor are Dr. psy, Dy.Pepn' o,sng
quent ore nd sad Ole 49, hPe,v
A.hn. Gr.-es Cone Aeec u- the Mdasys and AZ 'nse
ie pkvses - the 's.ui UisSry iPpvsin- For 49, ss
mar, ker Disorders presented vita ercs .ue 90 "
uOe tsrss thousand medical Prsctoec IA Ss'a' par
Of be Uutea sac.
Pvt up s qu.t I'D pin. bostc- hardsouely enveert 70
vel ~ GER sith tn bot'l-. eak ssd lasa
Fer sale By al the ,esPeeisbe drrssiss n th- eisy.
WOLFE
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VIII each succeeding not se nsve D en- compeIsd
10 register "the he-t ire record after ths rac.
between Flora nd Lady Sonfsg. Shen Flora no"ed
to ~sgou in So; bu, We are coupled once mors
TO AZ pounos %. b. time made on any tracS,
two mile beet. 20 hnntss b, For4 T. npe, the mis-
tees of the tur sho the seoonh heat "a t1e won
sr.u time Ct 1887; Hero aso paced the frs AT n
4:sa TO ssgon. Thus is th- fas est hes ever paced
q t,o,feG 10 wagon Hero the favorite 500 10
$40 and sfer thr first heat, 500 to $50. twstruy
. mo Il excIirg coosast-ore org to b. rem-nhe-ei.
Hero gave ont on tie second heat or van, OF bottom,
arc Flora on the last hesss essy, s0d the
iheIe was a ARE crowd present TO vi less H. There
rss beayy amount Of money lost on this race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

The WATER eUEsTIOS--A meeting OF the Con-
mon cour ell VIII. bsd s night and the special order the
pot # Water the memorial on The Sssts
Water G. pany heretofore presented taken up fof d
TIE resolution spperde IN 'hs rep UT provites t
The N.san company be permitted 20 lay heu pipes 10
the aud ofths city of Brooklyn AMI thst
III city be osd subscribe million OF hs capt
scch II sad company wi the following rctong SAID
hscrt be binding the cry u The pnue, Of tbs
br, fitted thir three mioas incl iduf
the on nj ous sabseIbes the party the second ssi
tw, NV per NJ Of Il ,sd millions be p,d Ia and et-
PENDED Introduce water the city OF Brook
Iva per III, general plan embodied In thu report VI tho COM
uitree
All Bsp. made an able speech in favor ofthc pcoic and
went hat company coud iDtfduee water on NOS
favorable trtus than city He drenuous'y Urged the
measure and that tho utue prosperity Of Brook de-
Ienc ulOn T.
He was lowed by Aid Forer Huntey, and others on the
IL uben in orc or " sve time further consider sios
the subject rs pc stponed Thursday
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lldvertiseuen'l
AXIS CrIrBRAT PLATFORM All

CoUVrFS scars are within reach ot 81 ~ko a>sss
crr,et .pd scale The qaeoa ~h N 'reh ,a nsas-
fetvr,r, Goa dealers Sc, sh0ad Be; hot shetasr
so "a Raw. thesr seevrsts weighing ehacs. BAT shhS
de, ear .rr,d 70 Re them Tue puSe are aseets
e,supe new convenient rroch sfcn ~hes se scnse
n.,e the FAMILY SCALE" Every house keeoer n ee hvs
H. nm asso of S's es bs snees Weighs Ne ,as
u.e OF B.rls setrs Druss- add ohs 70 90 n.aa 80
pklea 40 ofeer FAIgB,NEs 4 CO., Nc. 1879 5rosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
Ifavre Markets.

HAvkE, Wednesday Evening, Oct. g.
There hes been moderate demand ts-day Corrox
market; reached 800 bales irregular prices,
holders being anxious realize while Others dc not
kru ard their stock.
Upon the whole the transactions restricted to immediate
ws the intelligence tom shipping departments 10 not
cf satisfactory tenor
dol for WHEAr snd FLOUR, and prices
do~nwaId sale Of I00 bb New Ddssns aeeted
~ The psciet hip has just taken plc1 81 so " Dbl
TALLow and LARD in fair request HoPS totally neg
itcee, o. T 10 NJ buyer can BE- found.
The hvre Venice Loading Tor New York and .he r.
". Bourne for New Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
LAW LNIE'LLITENCE.

SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERN Ost. Is-DEcfsIoss.
10 the hsbeas cOrpus brought by Jane, Danlap art.
hi. wife sbh Dunlap o0tsn the custody Of thsS s
son wo halt yeas Old which IN pysssssJn Of hs
mo her toe pMents yipg sepsfao aredy referred TO- Judss
Ck- rends decision today considering the tender Or
ohd IL from Ia mother without preJo-
aice 0 the f Their { app hereafter, &c.
Louis III Meyer It al sgt. The city Of Louisville.
Moron denied.
Cheshire bank sgt. J. Camp, &c. Sane.
Jsme. Butler and others agt. David Wakenan.
Same.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WEST SrnEyT.

Shortly after IL O'Clock yesterday morning hre
brcke out in the shp chsndley estab ishuen' OF Al
bert Van wirke, No. eos West stree, aud before the
frenen could e1 ipgush the flames tho premises were
damaged to he suouu: Of about ore thousand do Ian
TIE loss is fully covered BY insurance. in various city
companies Tee origin of the fire hiss not yet been
..rs.faiueG