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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
no TEE PUBLIC.
&. The Mutual Live Stock Ensur-
amca Company OF the State
of agciaWafc.9

nov fully on auizsd and prepared tn recevc aPpliea
l ttuus 80 iusurt Nii 9iui4 uf live oioeN, SUCH as
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP, Sc
1t uits. elaborate Argument to convince an intel
t community OF ts Importance aud prupriety OF live
sot Iu.urintu 10 will tits judged, be sufficient simply
to eill their attention Ia the Huiiect.
ID ih4 careful. caruitng business man pOnsidlts VI
pt.acut 10 Al,o L- houses aud merchandise insured
Ndy met la lure aud rgw Al-of surely the latter 49, an
i.a ID property, ia AS important du proportion to the
yHurlg f ihu tpuncr
has long been appreciate hut this is The hrt Company
oraui1e m t state for tho purpose of insurns against
iht confined isks OF lite, wner accident aud disease
u iia t company so tar As IRE informed any where
or-hui2ei the mutual pHurps; tut II this principle
bis, l5sn iny aud economically applied to olhe
alaFalto of Insurance, III well understood in the
neiehtoriu couuts, f. mot seen why it may not be az
] tii,d with tlu,l profit 90 tas class.
Ila ulnes nf thp C0fVniAtori aud Board ~ Drecofs
10 any iie furnish eulautre that uo abuse Of the pru
.ipewin h su frd nnl tlst tho utmost care, larnes
security and economy Will be consulted in Its manaP
| iaeuf.
Coplat ~ the ne ot Incorporation and bylaws % The
COMPANY rasy Inr delivery 40 She oiga Of TIC str'
1 ts4g 81 Mmiuro1. viii Ne forwarded by mail ON AZ
utatl l1 him s ilitrs; and persons desiruu-. aiie
dine inquiry, o iHurinl hcif stock aiding ihs enter
prise, will please forward memorandum ui ihe prob ih
inuun they luay wish usurt when proper agent @ii
hp sent To- aiuuiap tne storS, aud take tile aVpl On IL
duHIurm GEORGE o. L0bDELLi f-e'ideit
ROBERT McCABf Secretary
Wilmington Dela Jniy 1t, le5l--f
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07

-tfi ra.t faetiyol laIgc let OF Sage iu bull
81 10 b. ui.-a 10 uaund tniep0rud md ounce pacla ges
.N, .il aa ven to call at A. II. Grnshaw
.ii... ..1.r. yl. Gy1 tItrset Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TEHE FAsssagiRs' '.'FAEE MUTUAL
COsgnel Mil Greek

COyggiaal Mill Greek
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4 80, 90 ~ t ns - ~ 1nsurauco az ainst loss
- a. 80 'g W ~ ~ ,r,,ertv except marine
n, '7f 'n AZ eseiii'''n' W fNfE
M. -... a., a.. .t,rs.v ~ nfntnal Insurance In
o,s q. ~ " 10y fin,r,irre tbe principle among
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tiirta, T., ,I ,iei ~ Wntnsl Insurance which 1t is |
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,st ill., M Tsb tbe most eauabie and
I g.,,l,gi AZ a,vs XII sr clt,tsnv In mo state
Il 49, nn, Is maj 4, mat Win g no iusE OF ouiy
"opor t,To lscs during rs esenee-vhere the
, ha ne ,s bip he iast ten years
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

face Of mankind. We desire peace
at any sacrifice. We ask no con-
quest, no aggrandizement, no con-
cessions from the free States all we
ask is to be let alone, that none shall
attempt our subjugation by arms.
This we will and must resist to the
direstextremity. The moment this pre-
tentlon is abandoned, the sword will
drop from our grasp, and we shall be
ready to enter into treaties of anmity
and commerce, mutually beneficial.
so long as this prosecution is main
tanned with firm reliance on that Di.
vine Power which covers with its
protection the just cause, we will con-
tinue to struggle for our inherent
rights to freedom, Independence and
self government.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07
Their eyes are Opening.

The Hartford Comm Courant
amid all the war excitement, ventures
thus to talk:
Public opinion at the North seems
10 be gradually settling down in favor
OF the recognition OF the new Confed-
eracy by the Federal Government.
The thought of bloody and pro-
tracted civil war, except as a matter
ct absolute necessity, is abhorrent to
ali, and its issues may be as perilous
to the victor as the vanquished.
The New York Journal of Com
1Herce has thereon the following
rather dry comment:
We learn that sermon much in
this vein was preached in Norham pton
Mass, by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy, of that
town, on the occasion of the recent
Fast and that it was generally ap-
proved, even in that rather ultra Re
publican community. 1t was a par
ralieilsm between the present seces-
sion and that of the Ten Tribes in
lsehoboam's day, from the original
y MON. wich was thereby reduced to
he THO Fri bes of Judah and Ben
amin. Rehoboam was going to fight
,he Ten Tribes back into the union. X
'ut the Lord. through his prophet, Q
him not to do so. Is
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

Gooa lake on 4Arkunsos.
Weekly Planter. published at Napo,
leon, Ark, alluding to the news. ;i.,t
received, Of the secession of Virn!I,i,,
says
On the reception of the news at
this city, the battery fired Il salu..
OF eight slns--one for each srcc,ien
State, and also, one for Arkansas.
which whom the match was applied,
" tizzled."
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

The following additional appoint
ments, have been madcin th.. Navy
of the Confederate States:
Paymaster- John W. Nixon.
louisiana.
SnrSeon-Irancis l.. Gault Gco.-
gia.
First Lieutenant Navy-~Win. :.
Bradford, Alabama.
First Lieutenant Marine Corp
K. II. Henderson. u. c.
Midshipnen-John Grlal,ni,.
South Carolina; w. Il. Hall, l.oui,-
ana; Charles w. Read, Mississippi.
). &. Stone. .jr., Alabama: II. !. +!
graham. South Carolina: Win. y
Jo'nstock. LouiSaua: A. {. IinG~:....
irginia; John L. Holden. T,i.;.,..-
zee.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07
President Davis MESSAGE.

, 1he following is a synopsis O
President Davis Message, so far -
received, rs we get the remainder W,
Will place ii before our readers
ASSEMBLING OF THE CONFEDERATE
CONGRESS.
" Montgomery, April 29.-Coneres,
met at noon to-day. The Presidents
message was read. He announced
the ratification Of the Permanent Con.
>tltuilon by all the Confederate
states and that it only remains for
an election to be held for the desir-
nation of the officers to administer i
II" says the declaration of war
made against this Confederation hy
Abraham Lincoln rendered it nec.s-
sarV TOR the defence of the country
The President then reviews. =,
length, the relations heretofore .x.
listing between the States and the,
events which have resulted in tn.
present warfare
In referring to the result of the
mission of the Commissioners to |
ashlngton. he says the crooked
pains OF diplomacy can scarcely fur
hish an example 50 wanting in cour-
tes', candor and dircctness, rs wns
HE course of the United States Cav
arnment towards our Commission
RS.
he President incidentally refers Z
o the prudent caution observed h,.
he fleet off Charleston during thu. !
he Commandment Of Fort Sumter. and
'ayS high compliment to the Caro-
ln'ans for their torbcarance b..for.
urlns' and magnanimity after the c
olnbardment.
lie says Commissioners have been +,
ent to England, France, RuSsi, and {
'ciSlum to ask our recognition IL /
member of the family of nations.
hd make tr' atles OF amitv and COM C.
'erce. lie recommends the appoint a
cent OF other diplomatic agents.
he PRESIDENT saws the Coutrdera- y
:, through Ficc-P President Steph.ns :
Is concluded Convention with )
lrSlnia by which Virginia has uni
q her powers and fortunes with L.
He has satisfactory assurances thar W
her Southern States viii soon unit. nt
elr fortunes with ours. th
lie says most of the Executive De -.
rtments are in successful operati,n
re Iosimaster-Gieneral will soon h.. l.,
'dy to assume the direction of Dos &,
affairs. -,
In conclusion, he congratulates the 81,
on the patriotic d.vo- cp
II exhibited by the the people Of II,
Contederacy. Men Of high off ri;
and social position and wealth, ul,
re serving in the volunteer service, tb.
Hallway companies, at liberal rates. bv
'ee performing the duty of trans Sc,
ting the mails c,,
he President says people thus wa
ted and resolved, cannot fail to w
It with final success. t;e,
e feel that our cause is lust and ST,
y and protest solemnly in the me
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07
Anybody Scared!

we are (accordin@ to the Tribune
gong to be routed. Big Indian me
has said SO, and it must be so: let rs
prepare to clothe ourselves in sack-
cioth and sit in ashes; i. e. if we
allow people to throw sand in ON.
eyes. All of our cities are to he
destroyed, and we are to be cut down
from the face Of the earth. not = man
Is to be left. "There shall be wars
and runors of wars, in those davs.,
Attention, oh! We poor rebels, and
give an attentive hearing to what
shall be mfolded. List, oh, list! and
when ''erery Hing requisstc will be
your doomis sealed. The
omnious words of the Tribune are as
follows:
$50 soon as everything requisite
VIII be prepared and supplied, there
VIII doubtless be force of 2OO. 600
men sent to the relief Of Fort pickens
ma 1t will march throueh-not
'round-i'altiinore, Richmond, Raj
Ugh, Charleston, Savannah. Mont
somery and New Orleans. being join-
ID at the last named CITY bv a like
orce, which will have made its way
own the Mississippi." {
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

We have been favored with late
papers through the politeness of Mr..
&. G. Neal, pilot on the steamer Tex
as, for which he will please accept
our thanks.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

-IIhe result of the election. yester-
day we do not publish in full to day
because the votes polled had not been
oftlcially countey. However, as re-
CARDS the mayoralty, we can safely
say that Jonas Robson, Esq. is
elected by a majority Of about twen-
ty five.
For Constable, Messrs. James
Wilson and II. II. Stewart, were
elected, so far as we could ascertain.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

Yesterday morning we were visi-
ted by a severe wind. which blew
at a terrible rate for short time, but
dld no damage, so far as we hav.
heard. Old Red continues fa]|in,-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07
FREQ Navigation.

We find in the Picayune an ably
written article on this importan,
question. 1t treats the subject in 6
pithy style. We of the South, no,
a very long time since, did all in ou,
power to enlighten our neigbors re.
garding this point; matters were eluci-
dated so that child could understand
that "there anas to be. free navigation
cfMe Mississippi" The thick headed
Black Republicans though, insisted
that we did not say or mean this
How is it? Have we done as we
said we would, or not? We have.--
But, strange to say, free navigation
is not known. The party, that took
so much upon themselves to have no
incumbrancas in the way of free
navigation, are the very first to check
it. Well did they play their part,
the treacherous hounds; and thus it
is that they intend to entrap us into
their snares, if they can; in this they
have thus far, succeeded pretty we'll,
but we think an insight into their
mode OF manouvering is apparent,
md instead of listening to their pre-
ended rawlings about their dissatis-
action Of what we may do, we will I
urn the deaf ear to them, and pursue a
ur course without allowing them to d
ave any previous knowledge of our Ia
ltentions.
1he f1cayune says very truly that:
Ihe Cairo armament is Il menace TO
'e Confederate States, and an out L
Se upon the border States; and it re
'Sht not to be permitted to remain. W
weJudge rightly of the temper of a
lssouri, kentucky, Arkansas and
ennessee, it will not long be per- ~,
tied to be a barrier to the free navi N,
ton of the Mississippi tn
Such acts emanating from the fed >tl
II government are insults heaped a,
on us OF the Confederate States. n,.
have been acting on the defensive
g enough, and we think it time to ina
ent these proceedings. If We are y"
nS to have a war, let us have it. 81"
e'ie'i'' having obstructed the len
1gatlon' it is foru us to request that is1i
y deslst in SO doing, and if they eve
'se' we should compel them to re- pre- p,
:e their steps. This is no time for ,p;.
gossip-much hard work is to be- w:
g and that, We judge, very soon patti
nisl
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07
dob Printing.

Persons who may be in the h;.hi, II
sending their orders to New Orlrar,
for job Printing, will please tay,r
us with call. Billhcads. CARDS.. cir
culars, handbills, labels. wagon r..-
eo'pts'n:krts, ETC., neatly PRINTED.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

The Following are the Trustees
elected:
Ward No. l. VIM. Dashiell. Ward
No. 2, VIM. Thatcher & S. G. Head,
W ard No. ,, Il. II. Morris, Ward
No. 4, tie, Ward No. 5, +. NJ. Wal
dram, Ward No. 6, n. G. Trvon.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07
Special for the Daily News.
Rcceired ycstcrday Erenime.

-
Washington, May 3.-Vesse|s
es blockaded ports will be allowed tin
to depart, but emigrants will not
d allowed to enter those ports.
l, Philadelphia, May 3.-Maior 4,
d derson passed here on his way ,
l. Washington.
Annapolis, May 3.-The garriso
at Fort Monroe numbers LOCO me,
OF which 800 are regulars. On tn
v opposite side are 5000 Nirsinians
erecting battery at the entrance I,
Hampton Roads.
The Legislature of Maryland viii
probably not call Convention.
Raleigh, May 3.-The Legislatur,
has called Convention for the 2Oth
he Confederate flag is flying owe,
the Capitol. The State is virtually
out OF the Union. Governor Ellis
has organized a camp Of instruction
at faielgh, and recommends sendiny
North Carolina troops to MARYLAND
and Virginia.
Louisville. May 3.-Gcv Macotiin
has ordered the election of /. :.
REPRESENTATIVES, on th. IrtL ,f I,,,
to attend the rxtra s...inn ~ "e = "t ,'.e'
Srcss on the 4th Of July.
Raleigh, May 3.-Thc Legislature
OF North Carolina has unanimously
passed bill calling a State Convert
ton. The Senate and House hay.
adopted resolutions for the appoint
ment of commissioners to c,nt,.r viii,
Lincoln relative to the proposed oc.
cupation OF the State, and whether
any arrangements are rrac,icaIL. fan
the maintenance of p.act with Ln,nr
Montreal. Nav = ~
rome to tn, assistance ~ ,l,n aI '''i'
~ t,L,...,,..,,,, '''' NieeH
Wasbin"ton Wa,l .. '' ~, ~,
vortb's tiu,. Zonay.. h,,,..
For, k.y,,.v M, = ~, ~
.er cxure.s has ,,.-.I ,nn
uJian to,,pcii I,J ,..n l.II EH "
}oone's quarters. with nrnsnnn,s ~. l''. ~
he su.pnnSinn n+.l"I,;i;,i '.iI prospects 'i
Irx;r,,rnn NJ iT,,.'i'''S Wa'. . ~,
II ,u.rrinu l,., r;,,L,
Y the srce~sio,,i.+. r," ~! ."I |
IAN WAS .ho- hr, ,,,,.
me srr..-;,p;s, l,,,,I.',,I NI'
'uiou mr.tiuo c,lI. ,i,. ',.,,';' .',':''
Lr suc..-in,, ,i,,r !. ,.,,.;,,, ''.,'7
,urt L,u.. '''7 '''''' 'h'
,r,
"'''''"i' Niay ut Is reported
49, -, 9,''''i'ri 'I'''eu states from
la 70" I"f 'IA4S place. IS ashore of
~ y ''i'' ! % "'''': -, <
''2''S' ' me- 'iav - II" clty coun- :
:, las las appropriated Szoo'ooo to
IA cue Guy
'''''.'S''i' = ~ "o'' May ii ne q
'S,''''I' 5t9ia',.fe mas appropriated
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

Papers receiving this number mark
ed' will please exchange with u.s.
Such as have received previous num-
oers OF our paper, and have failed to
y, Will please make a note of this
How is it, that certain New Orleans
papers do not come to hand9 Have
our friends forgotten us? Echo an
swers, have they.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

A"o"iHS oIueIS from Vef
Scott we presume will be sufficien
proof, as to which side the Genera
is on:
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 3.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY }
Washington. April 10, 1861. I
The Military Department OF
Washington is extended so as to in.
eiude, In addition to the District of
Columbia and Maryland, the States
Of Delaware and Pennsylvania, and
will be commanded by Major Gener-
al Patterson, belonging to the volun-
teers of the latter State.
The Major General will, as fast as
they are mustered into service, post
tho volunteers of PENNSYLVANIA all
along the railroad from Wilminrton.
Delaware, to Washington CITY, in
Sufficient numbers and in sucl, proxi-
iiity, as may give reasonable pro
lection to the lines of parallel wires,
to the road, its rails, bridges, cars and
stations. By command
WINFIELD SCOTT.
L. u. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen
eraI.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

Mr.. j. n. Howell, of our city, will
please accept our thanks for favors.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

We are compelled to exclude much
late news, for want Of space.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications or advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

The City Council of Nashville
has appropriated one hundred thous-
and dollars to arm the city, and to
meet the exi gences of the times.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

10 tHc Sotc PVIIVU:
James Wilson, 113
+. S. Waddell, A
j. Bryant, 16
John Sempe, 9S
VIM. Holmes, Ga
j. II. Nottingham, II
j. w. Miller, 90
II. Il. Stewart, 124
j. l.. Ellison, 81
II. w. Rhodes, 60
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

~ F0stmdsfers are requested To
act as agents for the Nears, and re-
tess'' ten per cent from amount forvaraed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-07

Job Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
special Notice.

II you su1eriGg from any Of thsss aIss~SA, O.
any other chronic d-esse don't put or yst hat ssY
at once, AID .e..t 'hsi ley rou can no wksS sssS
sna.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

II. following are Auaol-y the d.ssass. il nA..s "
Lsro, s.rsie3a Il prsrtos has proved specially sue
csss'ai- II yoa are su1er.ng. come 81 csee Tor sd
VOC vi -arOl. fad il: ard 81: ne cARnot h,.p yos
yoa ~. be tod :, q! ofee, without any charge Pc
a.s.I ~ Gud cEETArs .EIEy tor their pserliG ClaGs
ofdses-e-. aud iat sAe-rd .crrsss kindness and ~
al I'd Lev 80 sag. 60 uer1-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

AsIlGla
Agl. 1H-... Tese- A.3 Ag1s.
:s..s.-:.a, %-.s5ss CONSUMPTION.
A..sas = fHe Stomach.
isrs.na.-.-.
'.aaa.- so ~r,s-as, C-roa.c,
's.. -..s. D.T.-.-s. al kinda,
f..s-..a... ...a. many cassI o. SspI
e...-..s- .. fr-t 80 Hands.
lo.lz...s- Vie. r-sa,.aefr.
l'aal-s
I5.-gep-.4 IL. a. - fysGrs,
F.alar--.a.st u Jylatr,
Ei.4-s. F-4.as Sickness,
E..--...- Nepstgl4tioB.
.-r-. s-..a ss-.0as cGzsss,
.-....- .r -.a Womb,
l.s....s ,,.H~I Hair
too.
!. .s...... 80. :,ls,y-f.
IG.--.t... Pam ~ - SIDE
..aanes Eyr-.
Irritable -y.ac. sc,
I.,.....aeae- rs Cf.1s.
I..s~-. Yal.3 late q
L..r-. Ea.-rgsaelto.
..s- r'.el.as from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

Richmond ja, good it seem to & EN-. w h7' GU
Ige ts borders, aud give the devil his d"e, ,o'
mean 30 cose hs account once for al. Ana Ie'
doctrine Of CT an hands be pre- ched and eni' Nso
aBdkt 81 eech become pure snd sinoeic, no' 'o'''
and &c ious And LIT the pre'ept OF DONG M VIC
would done by he received "A" ron etn'g "o'e '',"
joke and an intensely humO Ous ore. An when t'e
great villains ale ro,ed out, and only Inc sHa''r
~nt left. let Ms make sort Of Jews quarter
for them, vile they may bargain and betray Oh tie
ale Sable tcale and with the poorest pos ID
re.ult nnri II prest fash Of honesty shall comment
isef 10 their interest first, and possibly aft.rward TO
cir t,ste I'D und, rsandipg. For the realJ"w OF our
~ ro4 h is NOT tie b-rmles Hebrew OF Ihrte Gays
10 trades aud thives bhe he fellows. IL is the man
VITO would s-l the faith of bis heart for money Ii IA
III. seed of Judas, not the reed Of Abraham, and
reret 10 Fay thai il has n'eruarTi largely with the
bts Christian families. But there's time coming
let US NO Tor it, r IBU,E. and farewell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

asked for, until the map QUESTION in the cse the right
OF the planfs to The oic-s, had b. en decided This
mann question eoul not b. tried Ia it, present form,
ont most be tiled by suit brought in the nature Of
quo Udrraat0.
Before Mr.. ins,ic~ Is6RAHAH.
DECISIONS
=, danes w. kyckman ag'. Wm T. Coleman ct al
Motion TO dirsove injunction granted.
above.
Angust Belmont ct al AIT. William G. Lane ct al
am not satisfied that the expiration. given by the
defendants receive the proceeding connected with tho
assignment from the charge 81 improper disposition
% the properly Of the original firms and the motion to
discharge the attachment IL Their fore denei Costs TO
ABIDE event.
IT. the matter Of the petition Of the Corporation Of
the First Bapti-t Church.-Referenee ordered 70 N.
Jarvis r, esq.,, 10 ascertain what los have been cold
and TO whom, and what would he proper sum 10 be
paid in each case the holder Such Iarties 70 be no
tilted of the hearing before the referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
FIRES.
rAsuPAcToRY BUayED.

A NAEUPACTORY BURNED.
At5 O'Clock on Monday morning the large building,
Nos I43 las. and l47 Bank street, used for various
manufacturing purposes, was entirely consumer py
fire. Tie building Of brick, thre- Ct mes IN hight,
60 feet front by 100 feet deep, aid was o"be" by Mr
Van Hook The brs on build u and cunients Amounts
10 sbont $4,000. The lire originated In saw p's
in the basement where quantity oi nnaNh2s sn az
cnned and 10 r7 lis Gid a. flames extend that no
efforts Of the fremen could stay its eoaise nn'h she
bnlllng was "A heap OF ruins. portion OF tbe nrst
floor wss occupied by Messrr. Stewart & lones, ma
cl nsts whore loss in rtock amounts t. w. no M
surapce. Messrr. Stinau & Ilsey, p..opietors On
receiving mill, alec occupants oil tue nrss n"or,
aud sustained loss estimated at $3.toO; insured ior
81, 600. Msssrs Sherman a. Rich. pscking-oox
Makers occupied the hoo aud los their entire
stock; loss not estimated. The thru floor was occu-
lied by Messrs. Hadly e. Post, carpsf-cesners, VINO
lost their entire machinery, valued II 1900; si.o
quantity Of carIeing belonging 10 Gust ,mers, valued
At 90; no Insurance. A boat, OF feet long, when
was being built by Mr. Haley In thu third story was
destroyed, together with tie oois owned ~ .ne
builder no insurance. The lOss on the bmliing 10
estimated so 100; the FLOWING are among the M
surauces: Vim. Van Hook, owner Of the bmbiing, M
sured in the Wiliamsbu gh Ciy, 81; Ni@holas ST.
Marks, Hamilton, Harmony, North Western, OF We,
weco State Co. Of New Haven, Jersey City and
State. of jersey City, Insurance ompanies -, ooo
Sman g. Irley the ga wing mill insured Tor $l,VVV
in the New-York and Erie Insnr.lce Co.
| Sherman s. Rich Insured for 81 80 IN the hut-
| gers aud another company.
| file FIRE WAS discovered at an early stage by the
night watchman, but he was unal 10 to extingush 1t.
IN A BOARDIsG-HOJSE. :.
| About o'cO, K on Mobday NOR ing a hre occurred
IN the house No AS Fourth street Occa,ied by Mrs.
| France A. Kirby ~ q clearinghouse. The flames
had made snch id Roadway before being discovered
that several VI the boarer Tor ell 10 escape 70
The roof of an adjoining building VIII nee hey were
rescued by the frenen. Mr. Meeker, one Of the
boarders, was severely cut in The leg by some broken
| glass. After the flames were exiingurheo the
premises were examined by fir--S Marshal Baker.
when il was discovered that the fire was Purpcsely
kindlrd there being found Xix different sces on the
first floor here fires had been starred. Mrs. Kirby,
| and Ellen O'CoDnOr, tervant In the house, were
taken into custody 10 await more rats arory inves'
LEGATION. The dansre by f- and wafer TO tho Loose-
bo goods is estimated ii $50, Which is covered by
insurance in tie Metrop, Titan l. sursD'e Company.
STEAMBOAT BURNED. =,
At o'clock on Monday morning fames we're ms
covered issui firm Tie trg-bo"t Thomas Z. Garter,
of the 6relnen the boat flooded a'd snnk the hre
being extinguished u e-ehy. TIE damage " the boat
is tttimaied at $4,000, and i. insured fr $1,000 She
il owned by Thomas Cornell OF Robdout.