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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25

AnEinas. For sbg JOHN YoiAA c.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25

The act OF Incorporation has been filed and is not changed
The greatest amount taken risk is $4,000 o.
The rules and Instructions Of the Company are that IN the
placing they shall not be exposed to loss oi over
$1,000 by any one risk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25
FOR SALE.

NUMBER one cutter and stone mason, young and
likely negro fellow, and several girls and boys; good
sSoE, wash aad ironer, FOR sale BY
WEBB, MERRILL & co..
rarlA No. snuth hlarkel street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08
CITY Inte1lfCepce,

Tns MNp1ssous INoS The annual aquatic festival Of
this musical assoc took place Monday evening, aud
proved be Of the most shtful occasions Of the
kind that has occurred In the history OF the Union.
The company numbered about hundred and nftv
ladies and gentlemen, and embraced many OF the prnc
pal professional and amateur singers OF tue city connected
with It's various churches together with considerable
delegation OF invited guests. These embarked at i've
O'Clock On spacious barge and tow Of the stea,ug
seymour proceeded up the Hudson the distance Of
some twenty or thirty miles. Aside from the sal,
in Itself an agreeable feature, the entertainment
may be comprehcnsively said TO have consisted
Of moonlight music. love and supper, with an oc-
casiona quadriie. waltz polka thrown in by way Of
dssaisoanemcnt Nusc, OF course, occupied prominent
place In the programme, and the selections, which
from waIlace's opera Of Iurne - from "En, "Ath
ae - and other well known compositions OF that
light and cheerful character which accorded whthe time
and place Soss duos aud tros sung by Mr. and
Madame Bowler formerly Miss Annie Kemp, OF the
Cooper Opera troupe; sigaor Colettl; Miss Brenn,n,
Of y Peters Church. Miss Merrill, of DR.. Bethuuc's
Mss G. ]. Wrneck, Of 81 Francis Xavers, and Others,
the choruscs being well sustained This portion of the
exercises under the coaductorship of Professor G.
W Moran, OF the Meudelssohn Union and the piano
presided by Mr. William Berge the well knowa
orgsIst Of the church OF 81 Francis Xavier. Several
sereraG from the water were given the way up the
river, and thousand sleeping echoes awakened into life
In the quie hooks Of the Highlands brought back the dis
iant melody As the night progressed dancing super
participants who lined the ace Of the boat aud phoso
phscd on the misortuncs ~ ignorance there not
pair cf legs board that did best the lively
strains Of Dodvorths band. The pleasures
tnucd until the arrival at the city at two O'Clock whoa,
with the usual parting souvenirs, the company separated
for their several homes.
AotpESr on THE Trpsos RIVER RAusoAp-oSr Man
EnIrp ASorHyR fATAiiN iS1rRrp-on Monday
afternoon unfortunate accident occurred the Hud
son River Railroad, b, which one man, named John
pouoliy was instantly Killed and another named Robert
cO ecri liz : rod of
TrE fiEAr YNsuRDAy.-Thc thermometer in the HxRkiD
onIce marked as rplogs-
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srA,a rruv-~-uenrv W ssvs.s -. ~.,nsA. n.-
sc.. y,..,.. o...-. :, A.. ~. ~. . .,'"- -. :.
1919, - ~ ~sAes Fo''oo eou's' "
cnasUe o. demanding Dr. Lghthh Of No. ~ g. Marks
MACE out Of one cent under tr sna,r, c,vcuvnssap
ces The prisoner it APPEARS ala o;ss 6,snsss In al
dressing bogus letters 10 d}nereps Throughout
the citv and collecting puef 40 m ~ esrre ev ays
aQo Stevens called 4 Sha one ~ ths corrsnsnt I'D
hsnded rim less,r urcr INN he cSs-.sd one cent
postage, which read as follows -
Or. LGssanA eir-There a balance in a certain house
a NY y9r svor 40 x"s win me 70 assist you 70 cur
AUsusr h lA6o ~ " ~ HENRY " STEVENS
n. y,ua,hu, .. ,,..s a.. ~ 49,, 80 ,,s.
4, ". L'e'nH soou usoo, eleu .u.t NC nAu 49, A.
VIC VIM !" sit, c.ovs cupoiy, nna sisus ~,
y, o oegs Ns'et carriel :, .ue pol'o. , ~
1880. sese'a o'uN cn1sss '" sin.A, M -,
nv , aenals asA'hs' 'ne a'oaseo' o'""'ea 'o' 'A~
"Ason'
ioo oENhRots bf nAr'-A Hao na"cu no"'y u "ieo"'
arrested yesterday at the instance Of Amos Wilson,
livery stable keer If Twenty eighth street near Ninth
| -, - - !, - = -,
avenue on 'ne vnafge s'eans no,so aa wssoh .@ ~
ue1 a. sooo Inc w aPpesrs was ~ Tue naps VI
CAIN ior hcise ano wagon ior pnysicsn lessing
tne negnpornood ana tsk'rg auva.sss ~ .ae
tnus placed 10 hm ~ MI som ne osl'eu On ossaIasy
ana without any sunormy p,uso noIse anu wagon
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N.yvs From Florida.

The Key q he GHif Of the 21st ult says
The aGt Of the African slaves sent board the
ship star of the Union tho 10Th inst and she sailed
The sane afternoon for Snou, Africa Tho number
placed ON beard demonstrating what Is generally
known a. the cargo Of the unknown or UNNAMED
Preach bark The total number delivered 10 the
three vessels Tor return 13S to the Castian 4iI to
the South shore % the star o the Union asa The
alongside ship South shore, 30.
The Ny Of ~ CaD laughs at the stories adoat Of Opor
ton Of the reroes having been ranspantcd 90 tie cotton
and sugar 6elds. II rays, however, that some "haR
on stmc such mission but that proved unsuccessful
~ key West are the tuitd states steamers WyAntot
and Crusader Crews all we'll
The tlave brig j. W kirbey captured hv the Crusader
was 70 leave Ter New York the lst under command a
Lieut. Jewett-
The Klrboy being searched previous 10 her dspar
tUrc tor New lVFk Il discovered that three OF the
Africans len board Measures taken have
them gent back vrdcT The care Of the Colonization So
cicty.
The Krtcy succeeded landing her cargo of SIX hurd.
red and my Africans On the south side the Island Of
Cuba and on being cxpecd for sale AZ the market
town realized 0vcr 81 600 per bead Her method Of land
ina her cargo WA moet novel one. ard completely
blinded The steamer which was cruising the south side
NJ he STAND. AMI discovering couple % suspicious
Of thc vcsscis (Which decov) at made eli sail
an put out 70 sca closely followed By the steamer which
pn 0yerhaung her. found all her papers correct and
evidence Of being engaged In any unlawful pursuits.
1he Steamer % once reformed Co OoS after the ether
reec and found e their great aca,on ard charrn
that snc had run ashore and landed her cargo and
st the time deserted by her captain ard crew She was
get on and prize crew placed on board, aod she
rpken 20 Key West
Also IN port. the SLAYER william, with seven hundred
tain in prison awaiting The action Of the ku,hcr
t,ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

The following dividends have been declared; =
The Citizens Bank; semi-annual dividend of four
per cent, payable on the 18th instant; the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company, q dividend
Of five per cent on the capital stock, and also
surplus dividend Of five per cent, payable on de-
mand; the City Fire Insurance Company, dividend
Of seven dollars per share, payable on the 18th
instant; the Irving Fire Insurance Company q semi
after the 10th inst.
Tho following is Neil Brothers statement Of the
movements of cotton for the past week, and since
LIST September last, compared with the five pre-
cedng years.
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guasastssi, ~ . 10; Panama, l72} l1s; nlinols
Cenkal, q . Z; Gslena and Chicago, 762 ";
ClsvsIaaA anA Toledo. ~ !; Chicago and Rock
hlasd, s1l D; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
$50 a $50 Illinois Central rs, sA2 IS.
The statementz Of the Philadelphia banks for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

CoEErcroS Mir. @. T. IL Fort, who was arrested by
The Brooklyn authorities, few days $40. charge cf
swndinF, writes to and says tina, the charge Is en-
TREY Froupdcss and that he viii be fully able vind
cate hn character for honesty &c when the comes
un examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

a14>t AarAcaibo, lax ais; Iaguayra, 10 l5. ceyon
Is 81, four months; Java, mats and bags l6k -,
fevr and SIX months 81. Douingo, = lax, cash inc
sock Of no on August 1t New Orleans Wa 80 bags
EAlsiuose, 4 80; IN, New York, 500.
coz1oH The market leas active, while prices con.
tnued to be sustained. The transactions emoraced
about 600 bales closing the basis Of the following quo
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We indebted TO The obng purser Of steamship Marion
W S Rat'er. Esq for late Charleston papers
BRIG W PscKrR, Lee NJ BOSTON from Cape Hayten
81 -s at e. Ion ~ wreck o. vessel OF about 800 tons
Sour VIVID Mitchell or Baltimore sunk Al the wharf
m ihe sanches'er side Of tae- River Opposite Rchona
night OF 81 inst she oadr With Sombrero ruaro from
riv a RockeSs n u supposed she COT rock and blrcd
a. he asceraip~a she badly damaged bit prha
bly, can BE- raised when DE discharged She owned
BY " N tprlerar;h N baltimore
Hrrvorr Jry srbe 'snbela tones tonchcd No ground
Noh Psrpus N COMING IN, but go' 90 ., hRb water
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HIGHLANDS AuR Z sups@tTwo thrs outside the bar tno
signals bound other IN sight Wind light.
weather clear
SANDY HOOK Aug suuss-T 40 shiDs outside The bar,
hou1d ship David Stewart liverpool
Al nd q. a.. xeafhe Oh ear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Hftfe Htn. Goo. ?. Betts
arcvsr 1-Jaeses Dckersou and Jas Logghln, colored
81 the s6ip narlon were charged win Assault
With knife On lsrsss ~ ". rBie ~ that vessel gn
United Cor tyiai
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Thus the receipts show an increase Of 10000
over those of last year, and an ncr ease of 1885,,
900 over 1s57-s and the exports exhibit the follow
ing results
CT. Br. France. on. EP Total. Stock.
Inc. Inc Dec Inc Inc
Last year .Ss4 900 10000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
INC
1915. $50 900 200 900 los 900 l,lss 600 $4,000
The following statement, compiled at the Col
lector's office, Oswego, shows the increase in four
leading articles shipped by canal at that port, to
August /, for two seasons:--
flour, bbls....... s46,26z l37.l2l 9o,s54
Wheat. bushels. SSO,651 1854 90 liza ,259
Corn bushes.... 1876 2 $50 pa lila ,06S
Lumber, feet "a TAO 700 10l TO 30s0S, 020
The increase of canal tonnage over any previous
year, at Oswego, is large. There Is even an in
crease of tolls any other year, under the slid
ing scale of reduction since the railroad era. The
tolls received at Oswego to August have been as
follows for five seasons
1856. ...SioS Vss %
lIvSoo o.
1905. ~ wv -
1909. 40 %
1850. IoVo2o "a
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad for the month Of July were:--
July, 1850. ..............s39si $40 6s
July, 1869. 2a,27s ~
Gain in 1890 500 IS
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


The following IS comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1858 1859 1860
For the week Isl, Gao $50 1851 SSS 1921 574
Previously reported 81 905 slo 81 30l os2 e95 2s3
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asns-Thc market was sseady, with sales Of pots at
ti4c., and Of pearls at &c.
BREApsTvrs- tlour-rbere was a good demand for
State and Western brands, and the market hrmer
and for kinds higher prices were obtained The
transactions footed up about IL 900 bbis closing within
he m sho curfnc ,,rtrc
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PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was less active, while
the sales embraced about 500 bbs including new mess,
at $40 10 $40 1914 old do at SIS so, aud prime
at s14 Beef was quiet, aud sales confined to some lis
bbls, including county mess at "a Is So, repacked
Western ct 50 80 $40 so, and extra ditto ut $lI
$l2 80. Beef hams were quiet, at $40 SIS So Bacon
scarce and firm. Lard some less buoyant. with
sales Of $50 bbs and tierces at for prime. Butter
and cheese, were unchanged
RlcK-Saics of $50 casks were made at 45sc. a4'lc;
prime was held ut Sc.
shEDs-Cover sced--More enqured for, and the stock
being small holders demanding higher prices buyers
offer SIC, while sellers firm at &c. SIC. limo
thy continues 10 be held firmly and small sales being
made for the home wants at from 81 - 37k In
10 inquiries TO this years crop Of timothy in Illinois,
learn that 80 far the advices have been by
couragng yet in the principal seed districts the crop Is
represented fair in quality and quantity but not
SO large generally expe,ed and doubt below the
average Flax-The arrivals continue light, and only
small Gales be reported, at 81 60 81 TO- Red top
Can hear Of transactions. Cotton seed firm and in
fair demand.
SroARs-The market was steady, with sales OF about
$50 hh is including common TO fair refining goods at
&C &c, and common 10 fair grocery grades at &c.
7sc prime to choice goods were and firmly held
at full prices 100 boxes sold a $40. and IS hhds
melado at &c.
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The increase receipts at the ports compared with last
year. 7o7 600 bales. The increase In exports to
Great Britain Col 900 bales increase TO France,
1873 GOO do decrease to other foreign ports, 81 900 do
Total increase In exports, IT'S, 900 bales.
fxx,cHr Vessels scarce aud room limited, while
ates Liverpool rmer To that por; about so 900
80 GOO bushels OF wheat engaged In bulk and bags
at lOd l0lkd chiefly ct the latter hgure and 5000
bbis -four At D. Cd and 49, afterwards demanded
and 500 boxes cheese, by steamer at sos To London
$500 900 bbls. flour engaged at IS. 6i vessel
for Cork and a market taken up TO load with grain
at I'D In ships bags. There little doing for the
Contire nt shpowners disposed to ask higher
ates, which checked engagements
FRurTne market continued steady, with sales of 400
500 boxes raisins nclud layers at 80 90, and H. r.
at 80 76
HAY-sales Of some coo bales were made at 9oc. 95c
MoIAssEs.-The market quiet and sales limited 30
bbs. Cuba muscovado sold at 30c.
NAVAL STORES were unchanged, while saes limited
at asc for straight lots The following statement from
the circular gives receipts and exports this port for
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d
-CaDadan -four was steady and hrmer, with sales %
1,1o0 200 bbs including supcrine at IS Is " 20
" SO for extra grades Southern nour hrmer, III
sales Of about 900 bbs closing within the range Of the
above quotations.. Rye -four steady at quotations
with sales OF about 200 bbs Corn meal quiet
fgnrcs Wheat was rmer and coscd at further advance
for some descriptions, Including winter, which b
cents per bEshes higher there was good dem,nd for
export the sales footed about 1000 some lots sold
yesterday afternoon including Kentucky sfoat at 81 45
old White Michigan a, 81 coau 81 new red Delaware at
~ 81, new white Ohio at 81 81 al 81 prime red
North Carolina at 81 60 red Western at 81 q al 90
new mixed do. al 81 81 and red Western al 81 oh
VI 2ois. Corn Hrm with sales OF about 90 600 bush
els at ~ 63c for round Western mixed Western ye
low a. SIC. and round yellow az e6c. Rye selling in
lots at sic BARLEY and barlcv malt quic. and
minal cats selling at &c. Ssc. for Canadian aud
Western and at 3S &c. a a9c for state.
CoYf,s ques and firm. Sales Of 100 bags faguay-
Mt 15Lc., and $50 do CcyIon trsge stp T. Messrs.
Scott SIN give the following ttaieintnt OF sales and
stocks IN this market in their ~cekly circular for to-day
Stock Of Rio the SLIT july 1890 100 blgs received
snce 500 total 900 sacs for consumn,o1 estimated
Mt SEQ stock Of Hi tho tn day Of august 1880,
800; Marscabo, 2l1; Ceylon, s.os2 savsnils ne;
MA mats N 1Si GOV. bags $50 -. DcmngD. 500 total
tass aud mats "a, SOC The wlccs ior RIO. prime wers
Itb lsE; god, l5i., hir, 70. or1hary, J4ts
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%
CrArtpsrox-Steaushr Na4or-r Van sohaick J R,caski
rfd lady Miss Eogask aud servant, u Ilatuou = Royt
Mrs Elliott Miss Ficl Mr. Gunraias and edv children
end servant; Baum iuenihal Mrs fpsicin children
Gcriy Nuct lady ard cl w Harrison and daughter
ra,nc Jo~ Brown. Miss hsuidirk Misc Hnck,nan
Took, Dunning Mrs tcyic. Charles Crgg and lady II
Ahtens lady ana chid Crouch v g pbtie. Goas,en.
Coleman N Henlsien g Duriman. Bowie. W II Roger.
1hos encdy. Mis- Remedy A Watson, Chas N FoCers
Rty Mt Hsnson ard lady, VIM Harrison, Notey HtrIson
Cor M,s Scck. Kennedy, Kennedy. jr.. y Snechsn
~ Pochef, l. O'Rricn. Sergeant, NJ
en- family; Nj. Maxwell Sen, MaAng y Tucker,
Levi g Me,spe , Ns.n y rgrinE scslner. "
lady and Ms Dorsey child Miss MARY rloyd Mss
Ellen DAVIS xrM Arhen and ~. Ni~s hadslon. Nrs
Neyer, euers.r W Becker y Ras ncr v Bere, 4
Pope, Grog A Nohn nohlcn W Palmer James Powers
& Logan. W Mann, u ; Humar. " Moran Y Tsiskrhy X
Beet. saurir Fdgssion ' Palmer lady two chill
don ard servant, Miss Whitney. llncoln. Aston Blair
fRihanie Jr " levn, Mss Murphy, smons, Meyer,
Miss 8rrler. " Sn1nman y Gray, Burns Geo titus
NJ watsn Miss N A Campbell Miss ! RiwmAn.
Jsui"s toyie-sud 10 ~ TIE steerage
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DEPARTURES.

Sym sE-s ,esTssp 2 lrida-s Corrcr. NJ. Wolf.
\ tbomas y Abnu y Henry Markham. q r Williams
lleru.en. !. thmsrn u ttuart, W Henry. White
Insh5 hMsell Lsac E,i,, jno \ Nslsn, Naycr.
firsttff Wslhehn 4 HOFFMAN. vs. Iores. = NrsiJw
ZAP I'll Jctninss. and IN ne Storage.
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10000 HanSStfos 1914
1900 lskcE&W2mb. 81
1000 ID 1.IxwRH 1m 162
10 shs Bank Of Am. l11T
3 Hanover Bank. %
10 Butcherf& DroBk 125
30 Tel h HUI. Canal. sotk
233 Pacific " Sc Co.. ~
$50 do. .b3o 1875
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HE sLoop SPRAY MYSTERY.

knataon Of the PfiAsusr.-Artaeass
ia Upon Hts Person IdsnsAAsd ~
haing 70 Captain Lsese and his
hers
animation Of Ys-ms or Jackaiow, The supposed
was commenced yesterday morning before
aiss Commissioner John p. vroom, q the Re-
nce over the Jersey City prison. AT an early
% morning the prison was besieged BY IN az
d, all eager 70 get sight Of the prisoner, and -
he court opened the room was Immediately
kh miscellaneous asssmblage Of men, women
en-, all anxious to catch glimpse al the distin-
CELESTIAL, and 70 hear and know al that was
in regard to the mystery.
leven O'Clock Jackaow was brought into
the Chief Of Police, and at first main
usual cheerful and good nAtured de-
d u soon became evident that he was worried
g. He bore up, howovers~ith considerable
bd occasionally smiled A. he cast hts eyes over
lasc. His pleasant face did NOT accord with
ices CT murderer, and tbe whtper soon
NE court room thas.so enid q minnered
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ACCIDETNs, INCIDENTS, ETC.

Those who witnessed the terrible describe as
Of unusual grandeur. Shortly before the Are burst
forth brilliant boreaHs shot up In the northern
shy, and It's green and crimson hue presented strange
contrast with the lurii glare Of tho burning pile The
CONSERVATION Of the poor inmates hardly be imagined
The faces Of and children at the win
dows and their frantic looks too truly told the terrible
fear which filed their minds Those who in the
lower Stories after making last desperate effort 10 get
the stairs retreated half smohered with the smoke
to the windows and summoning up their courage eapea
to the soft ground beneath, escaping with but a few
scratches and bruises One athletic man. whose name we
toula no, learn inmate Of No 90 took up position
The balcony private house adjoining, and thus
enabled assst many in getting ont of the third story
windows either by catching Them in his arm. as they
sprang towards him or by breaking their fall AZ they
down
The family Of Mr. Irwin, residing Immediately over tho
grocery a most pfovicentially saved They made
their escape by getting ont upon shed over the store
.a 0 Of 70 me ns bouss 'ne halfway
Jspe NcAnaIy, Mrs Bennetts sieter, the girl who
jumped from fourth story window, had been visit
the laniIy OF Mr.. Bennett and pressed remain
all night When the IRE broke out, she found ii impos
sio oget out OF the horsc by the stairway and ran to
the rear the crowd shouted Der 70 jump,
but ebe paid no heed TO their Wishes and srsng out
coming heavily on the ground breaking her thigh and
hac,urmg the temple bone. Her cousin, young man
ypg near TO her assistance, and had her conveyed
70 toe street He ,hen crossed stables Of tho
Ninth street and Sixth Stage Company,
ard endeavored TO obtain tho Of . wagon
to have her taken to the HOSPITAL me Night watchman on
GUY there inhuman,y refused permit vehicle
10 cave The stables and the poor girl was compelled to
watt spfIpg the greatest torture, until carriage
finally procured and she conveyed to the New York
Hospital. I, h stated that the night vatchmanwhose
girls cousn for that refassd the Of the
wagon. III
Among those burned to death was = fine nae boy Of
Mr. Bennett, PANIED Tho Beppett aged eleven yoars
About nine O'Clock In the GIT took fathers sup
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doing damage 10 the house OF about $500 Insured for
5000 10 the BROOKLYN Insurance Company.
Mr. Becker estimates his loss 1t $500 on building and
1900 on stock and tools. No insurance. Mr.. Wan
msker estimates his loss at s7o0 on building and $1,000
on stock and tools. No insurance.
The roof OF brick building No 296 Forty fifth stree,
owned by Joseph Potter, damaged about $3.50. To-
cause Of the fire at present unknown but supposed 20
be ilcendiaTism.
FIRE IN BEEKMAN sTREEr-Loss ABOUT $50 900.
Shortly after eight o'clock night FIRE discovered
on the fifth floor of the building 32 Bcekman street. In tho
premhes OF E. Baumont manufacturer Of writing desks
and stasiohers wooden ware. When the Ore fret
dsoovered the flames bursting through . 0Vhght
into the fourth floor. The nremen promptly tho
premises, and extpgshed the fire before It extended be-
low the fourth noOr The roof WAS nearly all destroyed
Mr. Banmonts loss viii be about $4,000 said 10 be in
sured for $4,000 The second third and fourth floors
occupied by Ieaao Oliver, printing establishmAnt
Bis loss by fire and water will be between SO 600 and
$4,000, insused o. follows 'f
Astor 500 Rutgers ....... 800
ST Nicholas. 500 Coumbia 300
National. ......... l.600 Citizens .......... BOO
Empire City,. ], 500 -
BTevoort .....,..... 800 Total ....,.,. $4,000
Inc rear part OF the second door occupied by Lynch
ooe moprietors and publishers Of the irist ArsscaH
INIT oamsge viii be about $500 by water. Ca 10y
me it' oor basement and cel!er occupied by AsC
1ooamsn dealer in paper His stock viii be damaged
about $1,000 by water insured for Si4 600 in city com
papies. - 80
The building l. owned by william Hus,is. L. is ds
mayed abcnt ~ gee, and IL psmea FOR Sl2 600
from an examination OF the premises the fire appears
pected Nnh caloric engine In the p. emises OF Nj.
BEAUMONT.