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!. W. CHILDS,
JOHN GAYNOR.
geQaI MOtltes.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN CREDFTORS OF z. H. II. & THOMAS J. CHOPPER
lately aiding CR0PPER & BRO, that they have exc
cuted Deed of Trust for the benefit OF all their creditors
special preferences general preference is to all
creditors who may the Deed and execute release
viii ready for the signatures of the creditors at the
Office Of VIM A. Fisher Esq, No. 80 St Paul street, and
after the 18th day of August, - r ,,-r,,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Th creditors of
IN RICHARD c. MURRAY applicant for the benefit Of
prior to the 18th day of February 1852 h date Of his
application, hereby notified TO file their claims duly
or the Auditor nsoven Debtors Estates, or before the
ASSET. aay Of October next fS oil
al52aw3w+ Trustee.
NOTICE.-In compliance with the provisions
Of an Act of the General Assembly of Marya passed
a. December Session. 1850 entitled can act relating
& ~ ek held by residents and provide an easy mode
JoHaNNIFs th1 same notice Is hereby gwen that that
w4o kngdom Of Netherlands departed this life, and
td az az I e @ ie 81 his death he possessed Of and en
BANK OF BAI.TIMoRE. said Johannes Kerkhoven duly
Sped pes M l1t NIL and thereby appointed the under
been duly authorized act as sci h & o The hing
don dom Of and by the authority Of said act Of si
this date, transfer the abo vementionet socR OK
a222aw4w byFw BRUNE sons his tU attorneys
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
Al lBAiLTIMqRE @ CITY 4 -; In THE NATTER OF THE IN
deed this Goth day Of August 1885, that the fo so 90
count be finally ratified and confirmed unless a.
next provided COPY 1 of t e e e m DAY September
daily newspaper of the city of Baltimore twice weeS r
two weeks before that day. ss = 80 ~
aaTaaw2w 4' s''-''''-" 'IiAA : hAhilt tisrt.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKET, August 90 -Flour-The mar
ket continues firm but the demand chiefly local.
Prices are unchanged The sales comprise 600 bbls
s470G475 for superfne, and 81 s0d525 for extra
after extreme for white Wheat 1883 bbls were
received the last "a hours.
Whiskey.-The demand continues good, and prices firm
with sales of 500 barrels at 24K44c-the latter
for wagon.
Provisons.-Mess Pork is offered with more freedom
$l4 and 300 bbs sold, in three four lots thi
rate. Bacon is in moderate demand 77 Shoul
ders and OK for Sides so hhds. Shoulders Ia
74c, the former rate for lot at Madison Nothing
transpired in bulk meats or lard
OLA sale Of 20 bbls. Linseed at SO cts
Groceres.-The demand is fair in the regulay way al
full prices Sales of Sugar at 6A(d7x cts. Molasses
81 ass cts, and 200 bags Coffee II dl2% cts.
Wheat.-The market continues firm with a good de-
mand and prime red has further advanced Sales SOC
bushels prime white at $115 300 bushels good do. al
$l12K delivered 800 bushels prime red at $l05 SOC
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga rumor prevailed here
this evening to the effect that the United States
frigate Congress- which sailed from here on the
l4th inst. had gone down with all on board. 1t
seems to have originated at the Navy Yard, and it
impos sible TO trace it to any definite reliable
source. The rumOr has caused much anxiety among
the friends Of the crew.
Street ARRAY New Orleans
New ORLEANS, August 2S.-Dr. Foster and DR..
Chaplin, two of the Charity Hopital Physicians,
engaged in street shooting affray, and the latter
was dangerously wounded. Two pistol balls lodged
in his body. The cause is said to have been pro
fessonal jealousy.
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Sblppinq SSntelltGenfe.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, August 20.

ARRIVE,
Steamer Belyiderc, Keene, from Richmond. Reports
Poplar lsand schr Jennie Morton, from Monks Island
Bark Columbia, (Brem.) Semcke, 40 days Bremen
mdse and 50 passengers to Katz Leopold Towed up by
steamtug Tiger.
Brig Speedway, Thompson, days from Bird Island
guano t( a. H. Morton Sons Towed up by the steamt
Ajax. Aug I'D exchanged signals with brig Bion Brad
bury, lat. % 40, lon. 73 %.
Brig Handy, Handy, FROM Bluff Point, ya.-dmber Kel
sey Gray.
schr Alice Move, Pike from Eastport-mdse Kelsey
& Gray.
steamer John S. Shrver, Dennis from Philadelphia
to j. 4. Shriver.
picket and lumber to C. f. Coates Co. Towed up by Jas
Murray
Schr Jennie Morton, Bullock, from Monks slandguano
to Patterson Murguiondo. lowed up by the steamtug
Tigress.
Schr Ontario, IatchuT I'm Newbern, N C.-naval stores
to Jas Corner Sons
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From WnShinpt0n
The Baltimore CITY Guards

PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-The Baltimore City
Guards arrived here last night from New York,
and were escorted to the Franklin House by the
Washington Greys.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-The Baltimore Guards
were handsomely entertained by the Washington
Greys this morning. They visited Girard College,
the Penitentiary, House of Refuge, and Fairmount,
during the morning, and this afternoon they were
formally welcomed to Independence Hall by Mayor
Henry, after which the visitors were conveyed in
omnbusses to the falls of the Schuylkill and par
morrow
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bushels fair white 81 O6 200 bushels do at 81 OS 100
bushels inferior do at 81 o. 200 bushels good mixed at
SIOS.
Corn-The market is quiet and unchanged Sales 1000
bushels to arrive at " cts and 500 bushels landing
at 70 cts.
Rye.-A good demand, and prices firm at 72G73 cts
Barey-There is but little Offering and the sales are
confined to small lots of old at go cts
Oats.-The market rs firm at 41G42 cts. Sales 800
bushels.
Cheese. Sales 200 boxes prime W R. at cts Market
firm.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Aug 26-Turpentine.-
Sales yesterday of 40 bbs S2S5 Virgin Vel
low Dip, per $50 lbs
Spirits.-Sales to-day of so bbs at 40 cts per gal
Rosin and Tar.-Nothing doing in either article
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EOR EIGN

BREMEN--Brem. bark Columbia.
boxes mdse., Katz Leopold; do. Shaer & ohler;
% do Stelmann Hinrich Co; 176 do, H F. Albert &
Co.; do W. L. Buckmeister do, C. H. Esenbrandt;
IA do, Platte Schottler do, Brinkmeyer Bros; 6S
do, Schwerdtmann Co.. "a do, Drost & Subro IA do
Delius Halven; cases do, H Hupfed 81 do, Vo-
geler; 2 do. Buschmann & Weber; do W. & II Spker:
IA do pkgs do cases cigars, F. L. Brauns Co; 63
do SO boxes tobacco, A. Seemuller Sons pkps mdse
Pracht VOne Co.. do, Ierew. Sander 4 Co; boxes
do, Won Kapff Arens II do, C. Splker Co; u do
Edward Uhraub 23 cases cigars, Beck & Bachmann; &c
do, G. W Gail; 62 do, Narburg & Co.. 225 boxes pipe
clay, II pkgs. mdse., order.
BIRDS IsLAND-Brig Speedascay.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMOF

RoTTERDAM-Ship CaSilda.
1902 hhds. tobacco, sample box do $50 bbs beef
81 $50 slaves.
RIO DE JANEIRo AND AMARKET-Hdm6urg bark Merck
20 ties hams, rs bbls pork hhds. butter 300 pkgs.
lard, 16 bhs syrup 500 do rosin 100 spirits
pentine, II kegs nails 25 shoves stoves and
lures. 500 bushels BRAN 81, $40 it, boards
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MAhhbIO By TELEGKAPH.
NEW York, August 29-Cotton has declining ten
dency-sales to-day Of 400 bales. Upland fair mid
ding l1A cts Flour is trm-sales of 900 bbls State
S4.3oG4.5O, Ohio $5@56O Southern S5 4OG5s5. Wheat
is heavy-saes of II 600 bushels. Southern white l35
cts red 100 cts, slight decline Corn is also heavy
sales OF 10000 bushels Mixed so cts yellow 50 cts
Pork closed buoyant Sales of Mess at s14 50914 62H
Lard is quiet at l04 oil cts. Whskey is dull 26 a
q cts. Sugar is buoyant at 5HG6% cts. for Cuba
Coffee is dull at 10491X cts. for Rio. Spirits Turpen
tine quiet at 444 cts Rosn is inactive S150 aoat
PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Flour quiet and fine
qualities have slightly advanced Wheat is rm prime
red l2O cts; fair do. 115d117 cts. Corn is frm yellow
S2GS5 cts Oats steady at S4S5 cts Whiskey is
at 27d928 cts.
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WILLIS ON GENTLEMEN's DREss.-In the Home
Journal for this week Mr.. Willis talks thus of the
appearance of gentlemen nowadays:
Everybody, nowadays, dresses tclerably we'll
The great gulf that used to separate Pelham from
the majority of the public is narrowed to a line al
most unrecOgnizable-owing, doubtless, to the fact
that tailoring has become one Of the largest indus
trial enterprises of the country and that taste and
capital have combined to make the best tailor wo,
for the greatest number of customers The great
majority OF men, that is to say, who used to keep
at such a respectful distance from tra-rdte dandv-
ism that their dressing was only tentb-rafe. now
find it both cheap and easy to dress second rate-a
curious Pelham-zing of the republican majority
which has made the dandy nne-tenths less distin
guishable than he used to be.
There several artistic points in which tho
dress of the many has very much improved The
collar OF the coat Is now cut as a sculptor vould
have t-so as not to interrupt the naturally curved
line from the ear to the turn of the shoulder BY
the making Of the arm-hole larger, too the dislo-
Gated or joinedon appearance of the sleeve is rene
died, while the greater fumess of the sleeve itself
hberalizes the general air of the garment Trousers
are improved by making the leg smaller as it
approaces the lnstep, thus tapering it handsomely
into the line of the wellmade boot But the great
est advantage of all is the present fashion of
ing walstcoat and trousers of the same material,
thus giving to the advancing figure a continuity of
coior from mead to foot, and adding to the height
as wen as TO the harmony OF the proportions. The
stripe down the outside seam of the pantaloOn is
also an advantage to the height. In the wearing
of the cravat, which is now n mere tie around
low cut shirt-collar, of the finest points of
culine beauty is restored-the shape of the throat
and neck below that commencing line of the beard
which is universally handsome. The increased
attention to the shirt wrisband adds to the look of
cleanliness and elegance"
ToUcHING.-A few days ago, bright little girl OF
probably three or four summers, who recently lost
her father came up to Professor Wse at the Jones
House, and said
"Mr. Wise, won't you take me up with you in
your balloon 2'
Professor.
81 want to see my papa" was the touching re-
sponse.
A tear was visible in the @ronaut's eye as he as
sured her that it impossible for him to take her
high enough to SEQ her papa.-Lqfayette Journal.
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GlMtatiun.

MED FIELD SCHOO
~ ~ TUE EIGRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
THIS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, situated 80
miles from Baltimore the Falls Turnpike Road, will
commence MONDAY, Sept. 5th.
For prospectus Of terms, &c apply TO Messrs Cushngs
Bailey 2G2 Baltimore street, to the Principal of the
School, at his residence
JOUN pRFNTJSS
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NOTICE TO MARINER


Notice is hereby gvan that Back River Light entrance
Back River west side of Chesapeake Bay, Va will be pu
out Tor repairs for fm to 10 days. from about the 9th
Sept Due notice will be given Of relighting
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
HARTMAN BACHE,
Emo fi, Il Srict
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SOU T1EKN PURTS.
ALEXANDRIA, August 26-Cld. schrs J. T. Hill, Provi-
deuce Elmore do Jos Guest, Wareham; Fanny Phiil-
dephia; J. H. Stroup, Boston.
ALEXANDRIA, August Cld. schrs c. r. Hammond
Boston, G.. Anderson, Warelsm.
NORFOLK, August 27.-CTd bark Cephas Sterrett West
lnlies schr. Arietas, Providence.
WILMINGTON, August 27.-Crd bark Matagorla, Bos
tom brgs Monserate, West Indies Slower, Boston, schrs
II. Hooten, Salem Ned, New York
CHARLESTON, August 26.-Arr. schr. Clas Smith, New
York
SAVANNAH, August 25-Arr schrs. Lath Rich, Rock
land; s. F. Waring, New York.
CID steamships Potomac, New York; State of Georgia
Savannah
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Ship Casilda, Stafford Rotterlam-B II. Hodges, Jr
- Ba,k Merck, Herm.) Moer, Rio de Janero market
Kirkland, Chase 4 Co.
Schr; John r Griffith Bunting, Alexandra-Wm Apple
garth Son.
Propeller + H. Herbert Dawes, Bordentown, N j. with
four barges-PhppS l. Cockey.
Schr. Adela, Baker, BOston-HeSlen < Rogers
Schr. Eugena Jones, Norfolk and Portsmouth-Jas Sui
liyan.
Schr. Pensacola, Adams, Alexandria-Jas. Sullivan.
Barge Alexander Gray Mettsz, Philadelpha-Ias. Su-
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7 UTHERyILLE FEMALE SEMINARY

MRS. DR.. ROSZEL WILL RESUME THE
ADUTIES OF HER SCHOOL OK MONDAY, Septem-
Der 9th, l3t WEST FAIErrE STRf ct, between Howard
an Park streets n2LIws
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nR ROBERT ATKINSON WILL OPEN
LA SCHOOL FOR BOYS at No. 1876 NORTH CHARLES
STREET, ON MONDAY, September 9th.
Circulars may be had at Mr. Waters Bookstore and at
No n
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1.-the sixth session OF this Institute, will commence on
the first Of October Price of tuition English branches
with Boarding Washing &C for tn session OF ten months
James S Waters and T. n Kurtzs Book Stores Apply to
VIM R. Creery, Principal, Re- DR. Morris, Dr. Kemp
Hon. Sam Kinks. a21 -eo!r
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NNII.LU
Bark k r. Walker Raynes, Boston, in tow of the steam
tug Tigress
Brig Attivo, sc) Fort Marsala tow of the steamug
Hector.
Brig Norhman, Land Charleston in tow Of the steamug
Jas. Murray.
Schr Chas T. Strong, Liscum New York
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Baltimore, 4th August.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR
11THE PELLEX0ISIN BR andy, will have on hand
stock Of Pale and Dark half quarter and
and prepared forward orders for this well known mark
from parties desirous to import the same direct.
&. q. G0RTER,
aS-tf No So s. Cav street
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NATYKEHAM SCHOOL.

4Vl YOUNG LADIES,
5. f. CORNER OF CHARLES AND READ STREETS,
Will be rc-opened on MONDAY, September 18th
Applications for admission may be made on and after
September ID
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G0-9Mtmrship AOtttGs.

Successors Of the former firm, hope you will accord
the confidence wherewith the old firm has been honored
from its foundation VICTOR PELLENOISIN,
ALPHONSE PELLEVOiSIN.
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FIRES IN NEW YORK.
Extenslye Cen0asration IN Beckman and Ann
Streets-TotaI Destruction Of Ten Build
lDgs and Contents-Loss Estimated
at Half o AHlion Of Dollars,
&0., &O., 10.

Between four and i've o'clock yesterday morn
ing IRE was discovered on the second floor Of the
building No So Ann street, extending through to Beck
street. and occupied by Black, Gramm Co., manu-
facturers Of gilt mouldngs and looking glasses. The
fire spread, and in short tnae the entire build
ing was enveoped in flames. The fremen were quickly
at the premises but owing TO the intense cold the hy-
drants frozen and considerable delay ensued before
supply Of water could be had. In the meantime the fire
had got under headway II was soon ascertained that
the FIRE was likely 10 be large one; consequently tho
steam re engine Niagara ordered out and after some
delay got TO work at the Of Fulton and Gold streets
Manhattan steam Hre engine No was at the promises
soon after the alarm given, but, II is alleged ex
perenced great difficulty and delay in getting supply
Of water She finally got to work at the corner Of Gcd
and Beekman streets No. Engine was in Ann street,
and when the doors OF Of the buildings broken
open the flames gushed out in such volumes 10 drive
the members away from the machine. All efforts 10 get
her out subsequently faed and when the wallis of the
building fell she buried in the ruins John Maoney
assistant foreman Of No. 8, injured the leg.
The following i've story buildings running through from
Ann 10 Beekman street, and numbered Beekman
street. were totally destroyed together with their
tents
BEEKMAN STREET.
No. 50, occupied by Black, Gramm h Co., manufac-
tarers Of gilt moudings and looking glasses. Tho fire
originated in the Of this building known as No. 50
Ann street.
oo0 insured for s3l 900 IL The following insurance
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INTERESTING CEREMONY AT THE CHURCH OF rHr


INTERESTING CEREMONY AT THE CHURCH OF rHr
ASCENSION.
The reetorshp Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Ascension, corner OF Fifth avenue and Tenth street.
having been vacated by The appointment at the last Con-
renton OF the Houso OF Bishops OF its PASTOR Rev. G. T.
Bede, TO the position Of Assistant Bishop of Ohio thu
Rev. John Cotton Smith, formerly assistant minister OF
Trinity church. Boston, was duly elected to Gil the vacau-
cy and yesterday morning the ceremony of his institution
took place. The church was about half fed and the
imposing aspect r the ceremony heightened by the
effect Of the eve greens With which the church was deck
Cd for the holiday season.
Rev DR.. AsrHoS read tho morning service, after
which the congregation joined in singing the hymn com
EeEcDS-
Q, with due reverence, let US all
To Cots abode repair.
Bshop POTTER then went through with the form Of tni
atng the rector elect after which be introduced him
within the rails Of the altar where he presented him with
The Bole Book OF Common Prayer, and Books Of Canona
oil the General and state Conventions, elying:-
Receive these books and let them be the rule Of thy
conouc in dispensing the Dvuc word in leading tho de-
vooBs OF the people, in exercising the discipline Of the
church, and be thou In all things pattern 70 the fock
committed to thy care.n
bepedcs.on followed after which the instituted minister
knels q. the altar 70 present his supruca,on Rising he
offered up the concluding prayer
The sermon followed, Bshop Lee, OF Iowa. delivering
IL His text was the twentythr chapter OF tho Book Of
Prophets, first and second At the close Of the
sermon be the charge To the new rector, who them
by virtue Of his authority proceeded with the communion
eryce and administered the Eucharist 10 the congrega
ton.
Among tho ccrVymen present on the aarybesdes Bisf.
BedeD OF Ohio, tue Rev. DR.. Muhlenberg and Rev
Mr.. Tracey, assistant minister OF the parish.
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The Case of Major J. Egbert Farnum.


S-Mlcb to my surprise and Inortcaton have this
morning been Informed OF the contents OF Mr. Jacksons
letter 10 you IN reference to my affairs II that he
charges me not with any deeper completely with the voy-
age Of the Wanderers but With the much serious
cusation OF having attempted TO make terms With tho
general government to the prejudice of those who wero
already suspected and trragncd upon charges connected
with that vessel.
Now sir, deem Il no. only due 70 myself but to my
many ..ionds who nsor the impression that was an
bones; man, have stood by me pronounce the charge
alse in every particular. DEFY Mr. Jackson produce
any or set Of men, OF high low degree OF political
or social standing In any community who can produce
particle OF whence 70 the effect that ever made propo.
sitors, bad Them made 10 me, authorized others to
mase them TO the general government State government
OF 10 eher OF their officials to any person whatever
TO give evidence against any suspected OF being con-
ccrIed in the affair Of the Wan icrer II such evidence
conld be addnced and subsanaicd, then would forfeit
all claims TO 81 mpathy or freneshp and would notask to
be looked upon IN any other gh than as cur OF low de-
gree, who richly deserved the halter
cannot bu believe that the Attorney Gancrai and Mr..
Jak ksOn, oDe or the other bo;h bave been imposed
upon. tertaly, this must b. so, else they would not
uUemptto i1eludice community against an imprisoned
aHd Sui afnvcS a aefgnetltss nan As men, there
tore r0i gs htmls looking egai conTaNon, no mat
"a bow d AIMED, cnl nHon th3m through you, SIR, Tor
j. EGBERr FARNUM.
10 JosrH G4yAur, Esq, United states DsIics Attorney,
SAY aan4h, Ga.
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Fire i'm Vesey Street.

About seven O'Clock last night fire broke on. on the
fourth floor Of the building No "A vessy street. occupied
by Charles Davis, as dwelling and hoop skirt msnufac
tory. originated from Ngh. material gnitng from
the stove The flames soon eztnguished By The IRE
men. Loss about s2e0-no insurance Tho third foor
occupied by Koh Salmon, man:illa makers; damage
about 500, by yaternsnred. Part Of tie third oor
also occupied oy Elerich Bro dealers segas damage
BY water about s50 The first and second Acors
ment are occupied BY Basastt Owen commission msr
chants and dealers in paper twne ard cordage gsir
stock damaged by water probably to tie extent $780,
sad 70 be insured in city companies FOR build
ing /, by MI n,nzen, aasnas-a about $500
and is said 10 be insured.
- ~ a e-Si-n n~nrncdnr 20 the FRO IA vesvy
street last night, she into collision with raj car ia
Chatham street, smashing in s side and breaking tie ee
of standing upon the platform Tho rnme Of the
unfortunate man unable 20 learn. 20 was sen
70 his residence.
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The building is damaged ahou. 81 900 Insured
The building No. SO Is estimated MS worth abou.
$4,000. It is total loss. Insurance no. asccrtaned
Horace Taylor occupied the upper part OF No 81 as
printing Office Loss and damage by water about $500
No. 81 three story building occupied by Nicholas
Ds on the first door talors sore loss abont So 0oo
insdred FOR sQQoin the s.. Nicholas and Hamilton nsur
alce Compan,s The part OF the frst floor was &C.
cupied BY Duncan, West Co. ocksmiths and achnis.s
losaoout 81 o00 The second and third floors were oc
cupiedtby Edreh Co., perumers; loss about 80 o0o
The building vas valued at $6,o00-tota, loss
No 49, occupied as the Second precinc. station honse
damaged about $500. The extension Of No At was
crushed IN by falling wall; damage about $500.
ANN sTRsBT.
No ST. four story brick building, aso occupied BY
Black Gramm Co., Destroyed building valued a. aaoc.
$4,000
No 70, brick building, occupied by VIM. McAfee as
packing box manuactory THIS building, instead Of being
burned as stateJ crushed py tae falling walls
aud ioss Of about $4,000 sustained insured for only
u GOO On The steam engine il the premises The build
ing rs owned Dy The Wypdal estate; loss about SIS 900
NO 90 Aon Street, occupied by George Ni7ens police
Inap as asd"elpe part of furniture saved less $5ooro
insurance Also by NJ Clare; loss a5ou, s6So-no insr
auce.
J. simons, manufacturing jowellcr, occupied par. Of
The building; loss 1900; insured for 81 900 ia the North
'
$1,000 t1.al loss.
No sS, occupied By several poor families Th,ir furn
ture IS all destroyed-no nsarance Total les acou
seoeo.
No 9o occupied By Wa. j. Harrison as an ale house
harrsons shades'-loss about 81 800 Insured ii the
Ghzen's Insurance Company Par, Of the building WAS
occupied as Billiard table mandatory; l,ss nsop
$780, Insured for 81 900 in tho Artisans, Iosnra,cs
compsAy' me building was owned by Mr.. c0ckcr,rt
loss about 81, ,aGe-insured
No o2, on the corner of Gold street. occupied in tho
buremert by John 1cary dealer in paper stock: iosg
about sSto-insuied fo $500 IN Hamilton Insurance Com
rany. Tie rst floor is occupied liquor store loss
s3oo; anc The upper ra for various business purposes
Damage II the aggregate rs about $500 Tho buud.
tug = famaged ahoi al GEO
Iae iear rort oi ho slj1iug no SO Falon stree, was
c'NAiSa a BY iaiaos waii. Il Il occupied by isaac
Aytes manHae'nror Of scsios; loss "a stock ab,u.
SOU 'AsntedfHr $1,000. il lle EoAn Bysr IasatSasl
- 47e A'famgis damase' abon' .sJo -.ossro5
betsNs A9 57FS1gA eJ,v. N.s 81 atsyttsc reat