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Besides containing more natural ponds than
any other County in the State, Orleans County
possesses two remarkable boulders, one Of which
is forty-one feet long, twenty-five feet high, and
twenty-five feet wide, containing twenty thou
sand cubic feet; the other is the rocking stone
spoken Of by Prof Hitchcock in his Geological
Report 1t is so nicely balanced that although
nearly as large as the other, it can be moved by
an ordinary man. The " Green Mountain
Giant, in Nottingham, which weighs some
$500 lbs, is the only boulder in the State that
can compare with these.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
An attempt is reported to have been made to
burn the Central House the same evening.
little daughter of John Pero Of Pittsford,
aged five years, HAS fatally burned on the llth
inst By her clothing catching FIRE, during
brief absence Of her mother.
Two old offenders were recently araignel in
Castleton for violation of the liquor law, and one
of them was fined $50, and the other $50 and
costs
An extra freight train on the Bennington and
Rutland railroad, on Saturday, near South Wal
lngforl, ran into a freight car loaded with logs,
which had been left standing on the track. Moth
ing was injured except the locomotive,
Miss James Of Castletou, while riding past a
place in a road, in Mendon, which had been
washed away by the river. was capsized and mar
rowly escaped being drowned
Las, Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. Samuel Preu-
fer tin ware dealer, said to belong to Rutland,
Vt, ftll from a third story window in 'Concord
street, Boston. to the pavement, and was killed
almost instantly.
L.
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These Dyes offer the simplest and most useful
means Of Dyeins Household Apparel presented TO
the public. They embrace every shade and can he
used with certainty Of satisfaction Inquire at the
Druggists for REEDS LIQUID DYES, take no
other kind.
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NOOK CANvASSERS WANTED TO can
ID vass for ARROWS FROM NY CULVER aud
GLIAfPSES or LII. IN SOUL SAVING. By james
Caushey. suitable for holiday presents. Sold by
sudseription only. The best book cut To- agents
send for terms 10 ". G. PALMER ia, u BIBLE
House, New York.
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nnN 4 nEcLINE IS pRoDrCED.-

HOW ! Dc Ii y ,. II fRODt f-''
Pure blood makes us well, lad flood makes us sick
Vapor from poorly dieested food in the blood are
condensed upon the various organs, and serve to
make them grow or repair their waste. Organs
made with % greater or lesser proportion Of such
materials cannot De sound If the had condition Of
blood continues hut for few days or weeks the body
will be out Of sorts. and Il it continues the whole
of the body will in time be renewed with imperfect
blood. and the health bad it Is in deeline-popu-
larry called a consumption.
Now Bra deths Pills penetrate the whole mas
Of blood causing the expulsion Of impurities the
body feels relieved from a single dose-what thea
may be expected from twenty BY continuing theil
Use the whole Of the blood in time become purified
and the body reconstructed from good material, thu
decline stopped and a new lease q life secured
Principal Office Brsndroth House, New York. Sod
By all druggists.
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COLGATE & cos
TOILET SOAPS.

WANTED. -SdesInen to travel foT Manu-
W featuring Co, and sell By sample. Good wages
guaranteed. Address with stamp, II. ID. HAhIL-
TON & co, No fil Chestnut st Phil delphia, Pa.
DtOODSPEED'S GOLDES FOUNTAIN
" PENS. sixty Likes written with one pen OF
Ink. No hlotting. One box assorted samples sent
fJr p cents. Agents wanted, b whom from 5 -
SO per day is guaranteed. Address r A. JOY,
Portsmouth, y, II fW
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y Be sure and send money in all cases by Re
,-istered letter which can he sent from any Post
Office This way Of ending money is preferred 70
any other method whatever. We cannot be respon-
si5le for money lost unless some precautions are
taken 70 ensure ts safety Send tor circulars. Send
your aiiress In full Town. County and State.
g. {. THOMPSON 4 90.
100 Federal Street, Boston, Mass,
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Eroommi.sion, for larger Clubs in proportion
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF TINS

Agents will please take notice Of this. Do not
send names, but number your club. from one up
wards Make your letters short and plain az pos
sihle
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ID selling hook published Mrs. Beeeher Stoves
"NEW YORK" Beautiful steel eugravings Gil the
book. It Is equally ss popular as her famous In
Gle Toms Cabin" Agents report Immense sales.
Over THIRTY THOUSAND sold since June send FOX
circulars ami learn OF h4 wark ana q extra conf
missions given. Address
HARTFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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The Pin Box mauuhctory at Wolcott is the
-..fr-e-, but one Of the kind in the world.
Mr. Geo. A Tinker died in Cadysyille, Nov
8. acei 3 years.
The r..idences Of Hon. Henry Stow,l of Cam
bridge. Mr. Cutting and the Messrs. Warmers,
we're ..triei'' nv burglars a few nights since.
gl8roform was used in the first instance
Jonathan Cook, Esd, aud Ms. David Little
.re the only SURVIVING members Of fifty fam
ilies who composed the inhabitants Of Nor
z stuwu In 1903.
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Price :, peg atu. -..-I.-fr
SUI. by C.. SPEAR d. CO., HH-.r-.a. b.
Nov. rwiF
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO sUrsCAB

u ERs Let those who want a lrat cas- LADY,
magazine and frst-class weekly paper, send a.
once f1r a sample COPY f'i The Lady Is Friend and
THE Saturday Erening Post" and see the unequal
Inducements offered sample copies OF both are sent
rails Price q each s1.5i year, or 81 for byth
Address HENRY PETERSON d co, Ne sis Nainut
Street Philadelphia, Penn
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GENTS " ANTED.-s=sip per month. o. sell
4 neE book &c sCid worth and practical utility.
entirely different from anything ever published, de
signed iDr the masses Of The people, ami sells at
sight 2. farmers, mechanics and working men over
4I enE7Aviu-s Active men and women can surely
make the above amount. TREAT & co Ga Broad
way, Ny. A.
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=. w. oDHOU Sc;
COIV SILVER SPOONS.

L, UGH as have always kept, only greater varie
Nty OF STYLES. have now 1--WE different patterns
stock not exceled by any ever offered In this place
j. T. BRINSsfAID.
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InINIrNsE iNcREAsE or SALES.

IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.
ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs. Whore one was
sold few years ago, thousand are sold now. They
strengthen, warm and invigorats the part upon
which they applied, aid relieve nervous afi' c.
tons Of the bowels lumhago, pains of the side and
usually all local pains. In affections OF the kidneys
they are Of great service.
LANE BACK.
NEW YoRk, Nov. o. 1889.
T. ALLcock / Co.--GeHffensH l lately suffered
severely from a weakness in my back Having
be.rs vour Plas,ers much recommeads Tor cases Of
this kind. procured one, and the rIsult was all
could desire. a single Plaster cured me in week
Yours respectfully, J. G. briggs.
Proprietor oIths BrgadTetA House.
p,,oe,pai Agency. Brandreth Eouse, New York
sold by all Druggists.
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THE FARM known as. Quaker Smiths Point"
| This farm is situated in Shelburn, miles from
Burln gton, on the Lake shore, and miles fr' IN
ruilruad depot and pOst-otee II contains 40 acres
of good land we'll wooded fruit in abundance, such
Is apples, pears peaches plums, cherries, and cur
Ecuts, II has also grove Of cedar Of fine thrifty
trees, estimated by competant judges 20 be worth
from $50 TO 500. good brick dwelling house and
convenient barns; and a we'll Of never-ialing water,
NJ the door. For fishing ii is not 10 - equaed, a.
there is beautiful cove, surrounded by eednrs with
IN ave minutes walk Of the door, which ahounds in
Brass and Pekerel during their season. For terms
apply to ISAAC SMITH, shelburn village, VI
Nov. I7,-tt&Wu,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
COMBINING the maximum Of efficiency, durahili-
J ity and economy with the minimum II weight
and price They arc widely and fsvorably known
more than six hundred being in use All warranted
satisfactory zae. Descriptive circulars sent on
application Address
FF J. G. HOADLEY & CO.,
Nov rs @eo &w6m. Lawrence, Mas.
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TuE Agency Of these celebrated Scale. for Bur
1 linst7n and vicinity. SO long held ~ Jed. P
Clark &C. las been Transferred Ply them TO- las and
- are prepared t. sell al patterns 81 vhoess e and
retsil, NJ che lowest prices.
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Jar. URTON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE-
- Warranted o. remove all desire fir Tobacco.
10 j. entirely Vegetable and harmless. Il purifes
and eurcles the Blood, -0ratcs the system poe
'e-sr- great Nuur.sLin. AID Strengthening power
Is an excellent Appellee enable. the stomach 70
-est tAe heart.s Z :l.t, makes sleep refreshing
luc estaH fishes robust health. smoker. and Chew
en-. iJr s1tv ears Cured. Price Fifty cents post
free. treatise on the Injurious cfect- % Tobacco
with lists Of references testimonials &C. sent free
AGENTS wanted Address Dr. 7 R-ABBuTT Jersey
cry. S. j. Sod by all Dru--.sts. I2r
'TnRREY'S PATENT WEATHER STRIPS
L AGENTS wanted 10 every town send f1r Circular
and Price List. z ;. J TORREY & Co r. Maid
eu Lane New YORK Nv
MAPPED HANDS FACE. SORE
\ LIPS Sc, cured at once by the 90 Hege-
man Cauph0r lee with Glvcerine which keeps the
hands sft IN the coldesj weather. See that You get
The genuine. Sold by Druggists. Price - cents per
box. sent bv mail .Ur PIC ~
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AIDES: LADIES; LADIES THE PA
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two " the most useful articles ever uyelted for Ia
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$50. Agents wanted evervwherU Address En-
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For club of One Hundred, aud $1,000

On wards she, ting, fancy cashmere coat, pauts and
vest patern extra quality, engraved silver plated
six-b6ttled revolving castor with cut glass bottles
pair splendid rose blankets splendid engraved silver
niated tea set three peces-sugar bowl tea pot and
rreaneri silver plated cake basket. fancy plaid
wool long shawl, % yards hemp earpeting, splendid
violin and bow English harage shawl, splendid
sinseea dress pattern, silver hunting case watch,
nendid Bible with elegant steel engrayings. family
record and photograph page, poplin dress pattern,
engraved silver plated ice pitcher splendid beaver
cIoa pattern Sharp's revolver. splendid ACCORDION,
Inusie box one pair fine damssk table covers with
one dozen dinner napkins to match Splendid Flu
tina Set Of Furs, Muf and Cape. Worcester's Illus
trated Unabridged Dictionary, 1900 pages q yards
splendid double width Beaver 0vsrc6ating buffalo
B Robe.
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GORHAN MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salesroom No 3 Maiden Lane. New York.
Nov. dEw1lfnos
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One OF the following articles 40 yards sheeting,
Harris cloth pants and pattern, pair honeyc NIB
ouilts cylinder watch, double barrel rifle pistol,
fancy cashmere dress pattern. rbinet shawl, three
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wool trucking set Of lace curtains, Ia lies double
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graved silver plated Ice pitcher, engraved silver
-auh album Lancaster quilt alpaca dress pattern,
engraved silver plated six bottled revolving castor,
pair gents calf boots, spiend Imora SHIRT set q
IVORY handled knives with silver plated forks rose
wood frame brass alarm clock, pair Of all wool
blankets splendid headed and lin silk parasol.
ladies' splendid Morocco travelling bag, pair q
ALEXANDRIA quilts thirty wards print a Narsaii LEI
onilt suits Ladies' Fine Merino Undertaking
Double Eight KEYED Accordion, Good Fur Muff
Ladies' Fur Cape. Cents Splendid Fur Collar. Web
ster's National Pictorial Dictionary l6I0lengravugs
a0o nares, q yds double width Beaver Overcoat!ng
snlnndid Mexican Blanket b vds Doeskin flr .ut
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NEW GOODS NZw GooDs::
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j cents and stamp, Will age, height. color ut eye
and hair. you viii receive hy return mail correct
picture 81 your future husband OF wife. with nam'
and date Of MARI age. Address ". Fox P. o, lraw
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nnnk AGESrs INVITED f-r the f..t.

CERTAIN G. RE-For Seminal Weak
\ ness Involuntary Losses, lmpotency. sent by
ms. 90 address, closely sealed for Seventy-avt
cents 1y aidres.Ia. r. KNIGHT Worcester, Mass.
Box gl4.
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F.ZERB.E.sKS NC.FAES.

T1ss-,' .' s,.-Er,ry Seal, Ha-raa,,d.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
TILE A1LEGEn poIsoNING CASE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday, at Bellevue Hospital,
continued the nquest the body OF Mrs Anna Ocbsen-
forth who is alleged to have been poisoned by her
husband Horny their residence No 50 East Houston
It, Rosa Itteurau'h OF No SO HoustOns 81 testified that
she had lived several months with Mrs Ochsef0rth
and her husband preyous 10 the death OF the f0rier
Witness narrated the symptoms while SICK, ana added
that Mrs OchscniOrth and her husband bad always lived
bappy together Mr. Charles Miller Of No 21s SiantOnst.
estcd tS sept 80 lac called 10 Mrs Orhsen-
forth No. - East HOusOu-st and found her suffering
simple caarrh she stated that she had been NOmt
freely, and complained OF pain in the head; witness
her twice and the second day the husband told
Of the bed: he added that he thought he would
take his wife TO the hospital, he could
not attend her AMI the at the
time. Dr. DOemus, 10 whom tho contents Of the stomach
given for analylation, testified tnat because he
failed 20 discover any evidence OF metallic or organic
poison u not conclusive that the latter may not
have admuist red evidence Of It's existence may
destroyed by pOsition-the more espe-
ciay tho - mptOms OF Mrs. Ocsenforths sickness
were such could have been Occasoned by the intro
ducon poison into the system. Dr. Weber the physi
examined but his testimony but an elaboration of
what he hld previously given at the preliminary exam
ina,ion The case then submitted to the Jury, VINO
rendered the following verdict: We mud that there Is
probable cause for believing that the death or Anna Oc
seufutth caused by organic poison, ana We cOhsuer
DC only proper that further Investigation Dc hau before
tho Grand jury We request also that the coroner oo
TAIN such further evidence may throw additional uehJ
tpou the case" On the rendition of this verdict the
prisoner was committed TO the TOmbs TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE COURTS.


r..,o Irn;ted States Circuit Court, DeIoro
r,,sga Renedct the murder case OF tno o,nrdav Tho
ot iohn X lambert was commenced yesteI,ayn brig.
defeudapt who was the first mate Oh lnc i, Henry
antne : Strout WIS Indicted for mufheIIHB o. moi,
Parker one OF the seamen Oh the Fe'Se -" oar Turks
seas on the 23d OF Dec, 1867 Ine ve While te YES.
Island M the time the alleged inurueT - nrevi.
sel was preuarng TO leave Thomas rev ual
ously the Captain WAS assaulted, "lttt Tv hshtna
canse by defendant and knocked nsCnslDe W .nant
HOOK On the night Of the murder the seeonu no o 81
up on deck to sleep and defendant, who ha.i @ 49,
tfe watch struck him, while asleep very neasy amse
With Delaying pin and without any appae,nts 10 mi
The second mate called ont TO Parker VINO hSu rhs
ON the lookout for help but received no resonc; -
Cantain then came up deck, and the second NAV a
himself talked about defendants attack on the Ih,
Defendant then ran around tho deck WIN pe' IT,
Vessel threw the hatchct and his cap coat ard shppes
overboard and cried Ny head j. on rre lio was tnSi
ecnred and asked what he struck the second mate "It
and he replied, Delaying pin" Inc captain ai,. ar.
acopd male then forward To look Tor Parker pus
Ia bad dd1sanpeared and where he had stood was ihass
g hnod hrans and har the latter Of which was ident
6ed a. Parker's Parker was never seen o
cantain and second mate then asked nsiehiat ro
Sijfod pa arker with and he said he dd noL Know
bny,e is the subsance OF the testimony OF tue o'P% %
sccond mate and two eeamen on the Nesse,; ~. iuo
remarxahe thing about the case ls thdt ~ 10
whose appearance and manners WOuld III tDovyi
re,nrLabv onet and inOfensiye man. denies 1n
edge of. the crime ard nothing shown 10 Inui,'1
any nxiye for the alleged attack on lne a.
second smate and the murder or Parker, iu -
nuzZIe 10 all concerned IN IT, Some think tlat ne Ps
oner must have been temporarily insane a tDe te 1
murder said to have been cOTInltte Dy mn - s
friends regard his prosecution for the alleged rie ~
the result of a conspiracy formed by thOse VINO 'siIo
be relieved from the penalty consequent uPon '-''' ~
great offense. The case is SUI on.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
CRIMINAL

Richard Gerhart, who has been under exam'
nation before Commissioner Belts charge of havinS
on the night Of 2Gh inst passed counterfeit % cent
stamp on Michael Fritz Of No 270 Avenue A. Ia pdynens
for some lager. committed for trial
Marshal Murray has received pardon from
the President for Jonas tkinsOu who convicted in
une 1867 OF counteretng and sentenced TO Is years I'M
yrond Of the old age and nfirmIties of Atkinson. and
also because he has already suffered Is months nprsOn
ment The probability is that longer confinement "oa
prove fatal
Philip Marcus was brought before Judge Blatch-
ford in the United States District Court, yesterday.
warrant had been issued for his arrest some time snce
ON a charge OF cOnsp.ring with others 10 deraud ths
Government OF distilled spirits contained n
the disery in Fifty fourth ST., between flstaVe ana
tine East River. He ran away TO PHILADELPHIA, from
whence he was brought back by Deputy Marshal john
Robinson and being brought before Judge balchlou'
was committed in default Of 5000 bail
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
AND MINING SIoChs-
FRIDAY. Oct. 3O-P. N.

Gold opened at 1874 sold at 1871, las, eloslngas
184l11s4. The clearings at the Gold Exchange BANK
ware s6s $50 OOO and the balances s2OO.%O u. Inc
whole amount of Sub-rreasury gold, 100000 was
awarded to Henry Clews Il Co., at l1i'ol
covernment bonds were firm, advancing la9 per
cent from the opening prices. with heavy invest
ment demand. The foreign bankers nave oeoh
heavy purchasers throughout the week. ana nave
taken several millions of the various classes lho
oavices from abroad give good encouragement ia
bolJars here The election OF Grant VIII De looked
urop 80 An Endorsement of the policy OF an honest
uort of the debt in advance of the action OF Con-
,ress in tle matter. and upon the announcement OF
bis election heavy export demand for bonds will
.t in sufficient to drain the country OF all its sur
Mus At the price they the cheapest security on
the European market, and pay larger interest. IL
only needs the assurance of honest payment
to advance their price to par in gold.
State bonds were steady. Tennessee 9 per cents
sold 7Oa new bonds. 7Os; Georgia Is, s North Car
olina 8 per cents, CO..; Missouri per cents, S9s.
Railway bonds were steady. Miscellaneous shares
DUH Express shares were lower. Hallway
shares opened strong with little disposition to pess
sales for cash New-York Central sold at l25l @l26;
Erie. 4OIa4l.; Hudson, 137 Reading, 9Sl Michigan
Southern, s6b; North Western, Oh; Northwestern
Preferred. 92.; Fort Wayne 49, The market has
assumed firm tone but the business is light, owing
10 the ndlsposton Of brokers to buy stocks for then
customers during the pressure for money. The weak
hodois have closed out, and brokers are heavily
short of their customers stocks which they
have sold in hopes OF replacing thcp~ cheaper en-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE INCENpIARIsM, RIOTS, AND BuTcHERr IN
GRETNA, LA.

The Ne,c- Orleans Picayune, tirt-class Rebel
Journal publishes the following account OF the recon-
p.hol ontrago in 0retna a small village near New
Orleans: ,
Az about O'Clock on Friday night, the 2Sd an ncehu ~
ary fre was discovered In Mrs, Browns grse9ss g sa ~
Cetna The flames soon enveloped the house anu eapeu
INTO an adjoining building and the intense heat Oh Tug wv
bufnIng houses igued the roonngof teaemen mouse NOV So
ncar nv IL was impossible to render any ehectuh ao
,tnty,ish,ng ths burning houses or prevent the nre
from sprendlng TO tho adjoining tenement houses anu IN
less than hour these were also III hames willie sno @
aud Carrying away portable articles they could
ay t ,'1 Inmedntely followed three OF tho negroes
,ro Killed About 40 negroes rallied on the Instant,
armed with mnshets anu revokers seVeral shots
i'a nr,I lV both parties, aud IA number OF per
W. ,,,rc wounded The negroes finally fled In every
Trcction seeking the swamps aud every available place
,. i,,nt sryerai negroes who nre believed Ia OK
.,,i.r IA r,nltuung influence over the rest have been
tLen INTO custody. Among them Ia tho notorious sam
pnrkns Tho police and tno military st hold possession
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIaSr CALL
Sc

10t O'CLOCK A. VI ,.
- 600 Con OOo9 s. $50 Con- 65...e III
1900 Sos 80 Coup to..'lOt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
THE wo OsTERsT. FIRE-LOssES AND INsU
RANGES.

The following are the losses and assurances
~ Messrs j. 4 W Lyall. owners and part occupants OF
the yestory douDlc building. Nos S5 aud 81 Wooserst
Iestr,yed by fire OL Thursday morning: Loss on Ould
inc Ssi 0lo INSURED for S6OOO0 follows Greenwich
5000: Broadway 5000 Continental 5000 People ;:
Erv Haven s. O0O Etna $1,000 Mechanics Of y j., "a
fOp: Commonwealth, s2,5O0; Montauk. 2,50O; williams
hurgh CITY, S25CG Merchants, s25OC fuItoh' SOT
Suriupaed Mass g. 800; total 100000. Loss on ma
chnery 81 OO insured for 5000 m the Iradesmens 20
The Los, OF Andruss Bro shirt Manufacturers Is est
,nned al SIS 600 insured "a follows: Western OF Buffalo,
81 Oc Atlantic s. 800: Yonkers, 5000 williamsburg Cy
500 Merchants ot Hartford. $500; Clinton. ESOG
CIV OF Hartford $500; Pacific, 5000 Exec lslor SSoVO
International, 500; Eagle, $500; Mechipios anu
Traders - OOO stirling. $4,000; Fremens or jersey Oy
81 zoo: stuyvesant El5OO Total, $4,000 The loss on
machinery is estimated at $4,000 aud ID insured az iO
inWs. Home Of New.Iaveu. 3O0r Globe. S492 bOWery
a. tq5. Metropolitan s. OOO Total sl2s50. The loss 0i
Uoss9 AZ CO. is estimated at $4,000 on stock, ana s5O
nm rn,rhinery Insured ~ follows: Fulton. 5000 Fire
mems 900; Etna 5000; Gerlnanla, soVV' humOoiu
5000 Total, $4,000.