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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

e best white wooden hose, MRS IL wal
c Stowe.
I'd do, Mrs DIR Powers, Morrisville.
: best bed.quilt, Mrs DR.. Thompson, MOI
e ristown.
; best crib-quilt, Mrs G W Blossom, MOI
ristown.
best knit bed spread, Mrs s Strattor
Cambridge
!; I'd do, Mrs Henry Russell, Elmore.
Sd do, Mrs E B Gile, Horristown
best ten yards flannel, Mrs Irvine Gates
Norristown.
best stocking yarn,
I'd do, Mrs p A Stevens, Wolcott.
best breakfast shawl, Polly Baker, Nor
ristown. 7@ . tl ].
CULINARY DEPARTMENT.
Best mince and apple pies. Miss G Grout,
Morristown.
best loaf wheat bread, Mrs DR. Thompson
best loaf brown bread, Mrs Edwin Shaw.
I'd do. Mrs DR.. Thompson
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE-woRK.
Best cambria mbfoidery, MIS- DIR Pswers
Morrisville.
best embroidered skirt Mrs Chester OAR
ling, Morristdwn.
best tucked skirt, Mrs Celeste Grout,
Morristown.
best worsted fOotstool, Sadie Smith, Nor
ristown.
best worsted sofa pillow, n
best chenille watch cases g." i
best baby's emb'd sacque "
best embroidered slippers
best worstcd wreath, Mrs Almon Thomas
Morristown
pest pair stand covers, Mrs Mercy Spaul- |
ding, Morristown.
'est pair worsted tides, Carrie pennock.
Morristown
ID do Mrs B Gle.
est embroidered d., Mrs P P Roberts
Morrisville
est pair cotton do, Sarah Noyes, Nor
risville. ..
est worsted sunset, Mrs P P Roberts.
est worsted ottoman cover, Mrs joseph
Spaulding, Morristown ...r.r
'st pair embroidered handkerchiefs, Fan.
ny Kosher -
. t.5 FLORAL DETACHMENT. ..-
st stand house plants, Mrs q w Fitch I
Morlistown w r. E .v U
do Hrs G + Walker, Morristown 4
st moss stand of natural flowers, Mrs
IL Barnes, Hyde park. a
st collection natural flowers, Mrs P X il
G Iced. a+ uat ..g. .1 i,
st boquet dahlias, Mss r Wheelock, al
G.
PAINTINGS. OF
st oil painting, Qtalian scene) Aggie II
Bailey, fillmore al
do. (mouutain sc1ne) Nellie Eastman to
Morrrisvillc. .'. ...
do. autumn scene) Aggie Bailey. or
t monochromatic painting, AIRS G W 'i'
Fitch
t photo chrOmatic painting, Eliza f by
ieorge, Morristown 81. .a'.
DISCRETIONARY DEPARTMENT
t shell wreath in shell frame, with bas. ~
let OF sea MOSES extremely nice Jane .-.
lille.
shell ell box, Jane Gile nj 5,s ,s7sr + {
burr box, Mrs $ W Tenncy, Norris a.
lille
burr Cornucopia and grasses, Mrs S val
V Tenney. Cal
collection knit worsted work, Mrs B at
Celley, Worcester. day
plncashiOn, Miss F H Bandy, Nor G.
sville. ~
To-. sadie Smith. I'' -,
spool cushion, = H Bundy 90
hair boquet, Mrs Gilman Barrows. r;s,
louisville.
octagon cushion, + H Bundy, 'a 3
hanging bead basket, f H Bnndv' 19a
do. burr basket, Mrs H A Thomas
'orristown. q
wall burr basket, Mrs B Gile, tion
leather work what not, Mrs G W Do. at L
, NoIrisville. W Iltl
wreath wax flowers, Aggie Bailey. Carl
70 pieces framed worsted work, by ton,
Patterson of Wolcott, attracted much soloi
ton, but we're not entered for pre- Gres
Is the
FEMALE EQUEsTRIANIsM. railI
6 committee find great difficulty in use
ing between the merits of the eoues. Hers
les, but after much consideration freio
&c the palm to Mrs Josiah George. and
$50, $3.50 --7----i1s I'D devel
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

~ A car load of fresh limo Just re.
ecived and for sale at Chas. Cranes n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

The OCTOBER PuREyoLoq,c,, :,
contains Portraits and Cba,,.,.. 'N'
Queen of Scots; Chariot. VI Y
Thomas Mast, the Artist; r., r D \
Tragediau; Alfred Sewell, ,,l Sa y
Wellwriten articles on Anti. Wy
Boots and Beauty; Sick He,a, '%'e
Cause .s and and Cure The Fashions, m.
ted; Mans Spiritual Nature D.
Character; The American pb,.;,' NN'
Expression )" Whining Women ivy y
and Blackbcrrics, illustrated Il Wy Wy
or 30 cents a number. :"
Address s. R. Wells, Editor, 3s, Br,
way, N. Y. wv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

EVERY SArunDAr.-Thi,,, ~
y presents its readers just NV g'p'S'
Of European current literal, ~''% NJ
intelligent American wish. 'alaA
see omitting the heavier -, aug "
ons Of t, topics of local interest ps'S !,
from all sources the readable ~
tive articles which expires, IL, '''
rent thought of England an, ,"S ~ ;,
tlnont, and with the utpo., '' S'i
places them before Ans,i.,lp NSl'
Any good story, any POPULAR a ~
essay any interesting .o,' %''
paper any striking poem, 0, ~. .S'',
telllgenco appearing in Pr., 'S''7
Odical' is sure to roappear ,as', 20 /. |
pages of Erery Saturday. hi..lSll
ed bp TicknOr and Fields Ro., : wy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.

best stand house plants, Mrs q W Fitch
Moriistown 1913 .. E .a
I'd do Hrs G + Walker lorristown
best moss stand of natural flowers Mrs
IL Barnes, Hyde park.
best collection natural flowers, hrs P X
G Iced. .a- .Fat tg. .a.1
best boquet dahlias, Mss r Wheelock,
Morristown.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

Forty-two Permits Granted by the Excise In-
spcctor Yesterday-O One Hundred and Thirty
eight Applications Fav0rably Passed Upon
by the Committee ON Applications.
There a large attendance OF unlicensed LIQUOR
dealers at the Excise ofce yesterday and forty
licenses according TO the regulations Of the permit sys
tem granted by Inspector Basram during tho day.
should the pressure Of business In the way Of counting
sreenbacks by the hundred and signing OF privileges to
soil spirits bo characterized by the activity ne that
Of last week. the number OF licenses granted since the
organization OF the Board will before the end OF the
month"; undoubtedly reach the grand total of ton thou
sand
The following is the record Of the permit grants for
january a. 15s; TUESDAY, January ~ 200 Wednesday
January 23 So; Thursday, January "a as; Friday Jan.
uary rs, 30; Saturday, January %, AZ Total, $40
one hundred and thirty eight applications yssterday at
their afternoon session.
VIOLATING THE Exuu Law.
Emil vets keeping liquor saloon st No. 10l william
street was yesterday arrested for violating the excise
Law opening his place bAfore sunrise On The morning
Justice Dovlrg required vati TO give bail In The of
$500 10 answer before the Court OF Sessions
Al the jefferson Market Police Court, VIM. n Bruas,
Of No. ass h rst avenue; Abraham Nussbaun, Of No
Clinton place, and Richard Menkeu, Of No 81 Bedford
street, afraigncd for examination before Justice
Dodge and ultimately held 70 bail for trial N The sum
Al the Fourth District Police Court John Farrell cor
ner q Fortyninth street aud Second avenue Joseph
Woodward corner srty street and Second avenues
W. ofansl corner OF ilith siress and Third avenns
BweekIyn Liausr Dealers ana the Excise Law.
The liquor dealers Of Kings county, 10 underwood
have resolved 70 JON with shs liquor dealers of NOV
York thsr efforts 10 secure nodlncsspn Of the kx-
sses law considerable sum Of money has already
been subscribed by the dealers 70 further ~ nssaN4e
certain srncnd. .ucnis 70 The Law.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

happy ifs and books nks this w tend develop inssS
elements in harmonious action.
DRIFr; A SEA-SHoRn IDYL AND OTAES PoEas. ny
George Arnold.
PoExs, GRAVE AND GAY. BY George Arnold.
Ticknor & Fields Boston.
These two elegant little volumes, with others, whcn
. selection from the prose writings OF mo-
late George Arnold viii form suitable memorial OF the
handsomest and highly gifted young writers whose
brilliant but alas brief and rapid course oves tho
OF New York journalism has left sparkling wake
behind them Mr. Winter the editor OF these volumes
pays touching tribute 70 the memory Of George Arnoe
and OF the friends who like him have suddenly tissp
peared after another-Ned wilkins Fitx James
oBren, william symonds. Henry Nel and Frank
Wood In mentioning, however, several OF The journals
TO which Arnold used to contribute, Te Saturday P'es
the brightest and wittest weekly paper published
in this country, and with which all these names were
specially Identified. u unaccountabiy omitted
The PosTHUMous PAPERS OF THE PICKwicx CLuB~
By Charles Dickens. With Original Illustrations
by s. Eytinge, Jr. Ticknor Fields.
This ia the nrst instament Of the edition Of the
complete works Of Charles Dickens = be published
monthly volumes II is modelled in style of paper ty
biography and binding upon the " Diamond Tennyson
recently issued by the publishers In its comona
ton Of elegance ccmpactness and cheapness VIII eeca
similar revolution in bookmakng TO that inaueuraeds
few years ago by their celebrated blue and gold ed
tions OF the poeta
WHOM DO You WORSHIP! PoruL.s IRA
rIsE OF REASONABLE RELIGION. BY Henry A.
Abraham. James Miller, New York.
An ingenious popular statement OF Unitarian doctrine
MAP OF rnE SUBMARINE TELEeRArHs between
AMERICA AND EUROPE. Fitzpatrick Hunter,
New York.
This and interesting map 10 bordsred by FAC
Smiles of the submarine cables Of the world represent
ing nine thousand seven hundred miles Of cable
SERIALS
The Catholic Konthly the atlantic Monthly, Our Yo0Ts
Folks and Harpers' Monthly for February offer heir
usual variety OF Tho GaJory for January TO-
article Of special practical interest for the
students Of social science. The Poor Capitalists" by
Marie Howand--an account Of the operations OF the
| Rochdale Pioneers Society in England This society
was founded in 1s43 Rochdale, the birth place OF
John Bright After accumuating by small weekly sub
scriptions the formidable Of f2s $l4O. II began
operations, and it has continued them so successfully
that at the time the last quarterly report for June,
1885, the capital amounted to col, $685. and The proh1
| for the last quarter s6,9l7
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
THE PUBLIC HEAL TIL.

Interesting Facts About the Cholera At the
Military Posts Last Summer-The Disease
In Brooklyn.
The last nsalment OF the Registrars report the
cholera epidemic OF last summer was handed into the
Secretary Of the Board Of Health yesterday II treats
Of the workings Of cholera and darhna diseases the
military posts quarters for recruits Governors
Island Harts Island Davids Island and other posts in
the harbor of New York. The records furnished to the
health ofcias by Major General J. X Barnes Surgeon
General United States Army, have been SO tabulated
to compsre with a the records Of the Health Board
touching upon darrhoal diseases during the epidemic
II appears by these records that there were 1s1 de-
cided cases OF Asiatic cholera In tbese military
quarters; that IS Of them proved fatal; that there
morbus and 4s Of dysenerv and chronic darrh@a that
only OF the last named diseases proved fata and
thai the total Of diarrhGal diseases, including
cholera, among all the soldiers and their officers
LAS only SIS OF whom died. Thus II appears that at
quarters were exposed the full force OF the epidemic
for the choern among them was particularly virulent
loss than 300 out OF the whole number escaped
diarrhna diseases. This record affords and
vpcng evidence Of the value Of that ceaseless vigilance
by medical efBcers which is seldom perfect excepting
ton and Lafayette, Fort wadsworfh the new fort ct
Sandy Hook, Madison barracks and wi'lcts Point show
that no cholera these posts MorDvcr
out OF abost 32s officers and mss on detached duty
In New York. Williamsburg and Jersey City. no cases OF
cholera occurred, though there vas much darh@a
large space OF the vouminous rcpor devoted shows
that the wards in which the mortality the
erage Of 1879 per thousand the Second, Fifth,
Eighth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth ana Sixteenth
The excessive mortality from cholera and diarrhGal
diseases during the epidemic occurred in those localities
where wretched dwellings, tenanted by tho dcsii-
tute and degraded OF foreign population, occupy
OF land hardly rescued from the tide, or forming
for the greater part OF the year. continuous swamps
There 573 deaths from cholera during the months
Of July, August and September last in Kings county
In the twelfth ward alone there 222 fatal cases
The Deputy Registrar Or. Conkling, says that the
Of mortality among the foreign population Is not
due merely the fact that Il abounds In those localities
where the germs OF cholera flourish most luxuriantly,
but susceptibility which constitutions unacc.
mated and ntoierant Of our extremes Of temperature
offer TO the inroads o. pestilencc.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
THE c ouRT S
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of Levying Black Mail,
Before Comm issioner Belts,

James 3. Freeman, Inspector Of Internal Revenue
and James Miller, who have been charged with evyng
'biack mail" to the amount Of $3.50, from Henry Bu
deiman OF Harlem under the circumstances already
reported IN the HERALD present in court yesterday
for the purpose OF having TIN accusation against them
further examined into Mr. b. z. Phelps appeared for
the prosecution, and Mr. John Sedgwck for the defend
ants After waiting time it appeared that wit
nesses for tho prosecution not in attendance an9
tbs case was 10 consequence adjourned to Monday.
Charge Against Lawyer.
John H. Trapp, lawyer against whom q charge has
been preferred Of presenting 70 United States paymas
ter In this city forged writing for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the back pay aud bounty Of deceased sodier
came before the Commissioner and rendered, in obedl
ence to the request Of the District Attorney other ba
for his APPEARANCE which the Commissioner deemed
satisfactory, and the further hearing OF the
adjourned ell Tuesday.
Charge Of Forging a Power Of Attorney.
Before Commissioner Stilwel
Waiter Taylor was chargedby William McCready with
having, on the 18th inst forged writing purporting TO
be the power Of attorney and certificate Of W. Fl.
Seaman for the purpose Of defaudng the United States
Of the of $402 43 and also with pre-
senting these papers obtaining the money. This
fendanb WAS committed for examination.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
c0uhr OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

CoWciUsion Of the Trial of Patrick pwyer for
she shooting OF Patrick McCuddes- Verdict
of Not Gnilty.
Before Jucge Russel.
At the opening Of the court yesterday morning Judge
Russell proceeded TO charge the juy the of Patrick
Dwyer. indicted for shooting Patrick Mccuddcn, in Mr.
i.ynchs bar room, on the 9Th OF December 1896 Bis
Honor clearly defined the law relative TO murder and
Unsuitable homicide and the application Of the facts
the legal principles which he laid down The jury
sired twelve O'Clock, and after absence Of fifteen
minutes yenirnod into with verdict Of not guilty
This announcement greeted with loud demonsra-
tons OF eppiause by the friends az The defendant but
promptly suppressed Nv the officers OF the conrt
The s'raod Jury brought In number OF indictments
on Friday, and were discharged for the term.
Wnl rern JkHaded guilty 10 stealing chest OF tea
valued q S50 from the OF Peter Psslchi, 101
Third avsnue. tho ls,h he the Pcni.
ten,nrv FOR two years.
william lambert and Jsmes Hurley guilty Of an
tempt petty larceny from the person each sent
o. the PeBitcntisFy for one year
Edward Rcschs vino stole sac worth Of clothing from
Louis cruger. 10 West street, pleaded guilty 20
ssempx grand arceny, and sent 70 the fenitcp.
aarv for six mnfths.
Ausua Cromwell 10 boy pleaded guilty 10 attempt
NJ tSurgaxy having the nisbt Of the l3h Of january
tvok,r into the premises OF George Tracey. He
sent o. the Rouse of Refuge The court sdiorrped all
M0cdav
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

this wreath 81 white lilies in grass leaves the
same garland hangs down the right side Of the robe
'Ths orange velvet affair lined with white satin is
Roman toga q low bodied princes~ N front, with
flowing mantle and tunic In one behind The Jewish
sleeves open from the armhoe, and we're 1t not for
this puf Of valeDcienres the arm would be perfectly
bare The underskrt to this s made OF gaze de cham
bey. with alternate white and orange satin stripes The
only thing mean to In my hair With this is gold
cord twisted in and out and ponceau plume IN the
shape of a rosete over my left temple Now examine
this love Of corse,e 1t is made Of nothing but lat
tice work OF gold braid and velvet ribbon; il forms
corbeille basket and Is not bit tight around the
waist for abolish strapgulaiOn by stay lacing.
.sHere is q walking visiting dress The petticoat is
made three boullonnes Of blue silk; It is dreadfuiy
long is corded round the bottom; il wear
this gray popln unic Of which the fiat front width is
deeply ndented apron, quite separate from the back
Widths which almost long as the blue underskrt.
and are deeply ndented Also The body is very high
but there second pair Of very long wide opon sleeves
which end in point down the tunic. don't intend
them be useful 10 any but silk weavers, who must be
encouraged.
Tnis thing is the now headdress or forehead dress
for everything that is 70 be put the hair s to be
trimmed high in 'front.' either with feather or rosette,
lagree leaf, or Jewel constelationn fact 1t
the first step to the turban or odalisque Of old -
Here groaned and this being the first sound Fashion
had heard from me- she shivercd and called me sepu
chral; but she ratified again "Salmon color.
flesh color the blushest pnks the sckest green's the
slyeres gAuze the costliest Of thing for trains
the sticst Of calico for bustles-and hero jorked
What more 1857 said know not, for, readers-I woke
up actually had fallen asleep my patterns and
visit in the city.
Tunics On bali robes are TO be trimmed shawl shape
that s to form triangular point over very long, wide
skrts Beads mother. Of pearl and Jet profusely
employed In every shape Satin and velvet have the
vogue Pheasant other birds plumage preferred
to fur
the Empress toilets which, by especial permission,
am TO see sext Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
suRsoGAit's CousT.

Tho wills OF the following deceased persons have been
admitted probate during the past week james
Grossn james street, Samuel L. Motley, Cornelius Dcno
van, John J. Gibbons, Lewis Sink David B. Crane
Ficdk. Bischof, James Lowry Henry Boland, Ann
Burke, Martin zeg:lhsfer.
Letters Of administration have been granted the
estates the following James Coegrove, Ann Donovan
Samuel II. Hamilton, Roea Lee, Patrick Mckay, Dennis
Nurent Alex. Safn,,es George wassen, John Martin
Held. Caroline Bnunnn, Thomas Bsssett, Hannah Nc
s0naid, Gertrude RemeL Edward RaDhofer, Arthur
Don'ey, Robert " Montague, James Mekle Samuel r.
Rghser, Retecca j. scixss, james Egan, Jseeph Field
Mary Boyd BERNARD Friery, Martin Held. John Ken
Amos L. story, Caihar'nc Brennan John Elmi. Rose A.
GsSsr, John W. Smith
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
SUPERIOR cuuRT-spEclAl TERM.


ntstscd Ia the City.
Before Judge Mcneil
AranderI .Stesoort Il al. u.s. the Mayor dc.. Of Neic
Jorh-In 1s64-S the plaintiffs, the death OF certain
officers OF the city government applied by the
defendants to furnish the latter with gloves and Grape
suitable for such mourpful occasions. These articles
duly furnished but when the bills preser for
payment there money In the city treasury which
could be applied for that purpose Accordingly the
required ths 4754 So put the Tax Levy
last year and after Its passage by the Legislature,
the plaintiffs spphod to the Comptroller for payment,
but were informed that the entire appropriation
already exhausted and they must wait and put their
claim the Tax Levy Of next year Fearing similar
fate by doing the paints brought this suit for their
claim.
Tho defendants put in an answer setting up that no
money remained sppcable and unexpended IN the city
treasury the plaintiffs claim, and that under
Of chapter SD OF the Laws Of 1865, no judg
u,en, could he entered against the defendants.
The plaintiffs counsel gave notice OF motion for
judgment on the ground Of the irvolousness OF .he
answer: and. the hearing, the Court granted the
motion, and ordercA Judgment or the plaintiffs oy tho
claimed with interests and and $40 cost OF
the motion
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
rouEf cf SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before yns,lces bowling and Kenr.


uoe.s OF IN this court yesterday morning, follows
Tenr, Rocbvr. ls Wort street, fined $50; peiderck
Ahr,us. 423 ,washisssep street, no<d sae, Nicholas
r.aa o.a adgsy. dismissed; James B. Carr, sd-
sosed until SATURDAY, ibe % Of Tebuary and Caro-
Ts osbcr oases including fifteen Cor petty larceny four
teen Tor assault and psttery one for disordery house,
carrying concAaeS wcacon one for giving false
token. aud two suspendtu from is oVinf 1sN pos W
anV general i'm poytapce.
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

BosSo-, Jsnuary 20, 1867
A mo evening sessfon Of ne An,,-s,avery Society
Aasl n,shi Ir Philips presented The following Tssc,u
ssus, vhicb ~ssc unaainoasly sdopsed;-
R~scsvc pse xbsi the safety and hcsoy Of the nation
Gnand tkree r-the removal OF the erest$ent the set
na sssdr 81 Hhe UsAen socaed State NJ
6o1h and Js ferocdelins cf The suprsms C,,un And
wfhonf toxe ~ uk bopc Of the cont Med sue
ssss ~ - Union pary seeona that no rsbcl .y,a.9rv ,rv
si gseraptes 70 every lo{A chsso within tbe Un sos
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
uAaYtAuu umTtoS SIATts asA1oa.

p'uusoHs Jan 20, 1907
Governor s~ant vas yesterday elected United States
sena'ot from Maryland for sis years from tho sth Of
March merit OF the ninety e,eht members present In
lo.nt conversion sstysis tes for Goysru0s
Hwapn
The New York herald., 1867-01-27
SENTENCE Or A FOHctA.

WoRcysrsn, Jan. 20, 1867
Mr. George Davenport who formerly connected
sh the Worcester asefe has been sentenced fifteen
ncnths The Clinton IN. W prison for aitasnrtAs
utter formed cheok
The New York herald., 1867-01-27

that the vndcatcn and protection Of the and the
soraton Of his rights demand the and
onscparaoy bound with their that in the OF
national safety national honor Justice and the negroes
national structure justice aud liberty Tor It's
ataus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-30
FIRES YESTERDAY.

FIRE B6wERY. half-past I'VE o'clock last
night Gro broke out in the clothing store Of Jacob
Elias No 3461s Bowery, Of Great Jones street.
and before the flames extinguished the stock
mostly destroyed. Mr. Elias estimates his stock as
worth $1,000 which he has Insurance OF Ga 900
follows:- Mechanics, $4,000; Merchants, $500
Park e2,500 Commonwealth, s2,5O0 and Baltic
$500 The upper part Of the building occupied by
J. Jewell as a dwelling. His furniture . damaged by
smoke. No insurance Several very valuable birds
suGJcaied. No $40 Is occupied By W. Il. Bange
a dwelling and millinery store. Damage by smoke
water about $3.50. Insured for $500 the Etna
Insurance Company OF Hartford The building is leased
by William r. Roberts, aud Is Insured By him for 81 500
Damage about $500.
AsorHxR fisy rHr BowFRy. Between seven and
eight O'Clock Sunday night Ere broke on, In the
basement OF No S55s 30 very. occupied By olschirer
A Co. dealers trunks aud caps The stock and hr-
rrc. arc damaged 10 tho extent OF 500 or $780,
said 20 be Insured The premises had not been closed
more than half hour when the Gre discovered.
about $500, and Is insured The erst door is occupied
BY j. ". Gallagher leather and findings Some slight
damage has been done 10 the stock by smoke.
FRs East rRIRr!Ers Satisfactorily before seven
o'clock last night fire occurred in the bathing
Establishment IS, East Tnrteh street owned By Adam
Goubng II originated In OF the bathing rooms from
some cause a. present unknown. Damage ABOUT 500.
insured for s. 500 in the Mechanics and Traders lnsur
nnce Company. rnc business carried under the
arm name Of J. II peh Co. The building is owned
by the estate OF l. Pinexney. II IL damaged about
Sc. and 10 insured.