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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21
SLATE OF MISSOURI,
County af GascOnade.
JOHN Ii. HECKMANN,
C. b. Richard & Boas,
Barclay Str, SEEN grrt.

uSdlIISO r. ----' r.
GEORGE SIEBERT.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
in vacation January 2Tth 1868,
Now at this day comes the plaintiff 10y
his attorney and files a petition and af-
fdavit, from which it appears that The
defendant is a nonresident Of this State.
Wherefore, on motion Of plaintiff By at
torney, it is ordered by the clerk in va
cation; that the defendant be notified,
that a civil acli,n has been commence
against him the object and general ma
uret Of which is, TO obtain a judgement
for the sum Of two hundred anu fifty
dollars with interest and costs OH account
Of money paid as security for said George
Seib.rt and hat his properly has been
| attached and unless he appear at the
next April term of this cour, to be be-
gun and held at IIsrmann, within and
for Gasconadc County. OF the 4th Monday
of April next, aud on Or before The third
day thereof, and answer the plaintiffs p
| tition, the same will be taken against n
as confessed and judgement rendered &C i!
cordingly-
And it is further ordered, that a copy
hereof be published tn the "Hern!anner
Volksblatt," a newspaper printed in said
| county of Gasconade, for fou weeks sue
cesssvely, III last insertion 10 le ~at]east
| for weeks before the commencement IF he
next term of said court.
a true coyy, attest
]. c. ENGLAND, Clerk.
O'NElL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21

Nor1cE oFF1uAL SETTLEMENT.
Public notice is hereby given TO all ere
ditors and others Interested in the estat
of Thomas J.Lemmonsd ccFd that l will
make Final Settlement thereon at tn
next term of the County Court of Gas
conade county, to be held and began on
the Cd Monday in May next at the
courthouse in the town of Hermann.
THOMAS w. SMITH.
Adm. Of Thomas J. Lemmons decd
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is heryby given, that letters Of
,dm n.s,r2tion have been granted tie the
Undersigned from the clerk Of the Gascon
1de County court on the estate cf Alfred
Sanders decd, bearing date Is February
ISG@.
All persons indebted to said estate arc
hereby notified to mako Immediately pay
ment o the Undersigned administrator;
a d all persons having claims against said
estste to present them for allowance with
III Que year from tn date of said letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit
# SAID estate; and if such claimc are not
presented within two years from the dato
Of said letters they will be forever dared
+. II. WOLKING.
Public Administrator
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EXECUTORS NUTlCE.

Notice Is hereby given thatletters tes-
t,montary have been grantedto the undo
signed fromthe clerk Of the County Cour
If G~a.conade county on the estate Of
GottIieba Ncumaun5dcc'd bearing date
November Is 1867.
All persons lplebled 10 said estate are
hereby required to make Immediately pay.
ment to he andersigne administrator and
ali perons having cIaimsag ainstsaid eslte
20 exhibit them duly authenticated for al,
,owtLce within one year from the date o.
ud letters or the may be p~recluded fr'n
~ bnnaft,ald il such claims are not pre-
.rtrj w'thin TWO years from the date Q
3l itU3rs. they viii be forever barred.
ODILIA NEUMANN
ENecu.rix of Goulieba Neumann decd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21
O(0rnlpr! Mlrnlpr

Sd mate bicrmit msircn 6rsuurrn, iomie rem
gutIitum Ypn Nrrmann mr. llmgcQcnr ihsrtaupt
'c cr9ctenite NV3tigs, RAP id MIN ssreit lin, Nrs
t:itcn 81 rrricrtisen in Mhrmrr. as: Mruu>
mertc, GtntltSinf, 8amiraeiimle. Saiclplotttn,
90 H. St1nte. IA i'd arrangements estrrHcn
hayt, Marmcr in Ten tiaisRrn grsiien sn ttSies
ttn, 70 Tam it firie glrttitrn .tllistr Yerftrtisrn,
al, lie Yrn Ct. Hrnis tc;uscn msrrsn i6nnen. -
Nutt made id 81 .otiteinr aus 6trmonncr Stein
iuwir ipnit ale Att'n Steink1rer.2l rbsit 81 Zen
t%iuilItcu @reiirn. Sir quite mn rautrtuite CIR
trit rirr 9%nrautiyt.
6einrih 9 It IL,
Ode II Der uNn @utteutera StraBt
Setlnlln. 0tp.
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<2otIce OF Dimar GettIemeuf.

&lotlcE OF :Efuat Settlements.
Pubic notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others interested in the estate OF
Wcndelin Diehoid deceased, that | will
rake Final Settlement thereof at the
next term Of the Gasconade County Court,
10 be held and begun on the second Mon
day Of May next al The courthouse in
the town of Herman.
HERMAJwT RAIN
Adm. of N.eudelif itebold decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21

moro; 80
Gtlentot 4 Sur 9isiie pcn farcpd-
iiden gtItntatu Stat cnsh nah Zen 9aletplassM
mn YIN 9tsw Yprt in ras Snnsre ameritas;
@s@isl aui aae @ldtr Gurppas.
g0ir ~triOrsen 3 al IN isssm tslistiz
9cn Setrase in alien Or:sn Gsutl4lanrs, Ter
s&meis, Grantrsi&i, 9slsisns. 5Oaanrs. Cant
marts e tmsssn, Nurmsssns, 9rlsn unr 8ublanrs
uno rie @in3ieGun9 pom StuIrforrernn3sn. Grts
ihaiten. II. i. ~. in rirfsn 91nrern.
gGir ttiDrttm Otter HAD unc ccn europa
ouf Gampfs un0 Se9elitiTcn, unr nsbmen
Nadete sur atlisieruns in irssnr einenn atsile
rer gRelt an. get einBeltnecn @ltsrn 1T srnst-
men mir ale 3caamtli&m 8crridtunssn.
Nir e%rltattsn Sc iGaisIsutsn RE ausftelan9
scu NalInas g 6rinsn fir unisrs Gampfs uis
SeQlItii-9initn unp tas Srahtrsn rcn Bt6ltl
eut Gle nit uns in Strtrnruns ~lsbsncsn pauler
in GavcFa. Gei&aitsmluusr. wei6e raYpn gt-
! fraud madttn UNI lido U,srtlupt Ter Npnltme
fir unIers @eit1'tsSmsilc ,rirmsn wrlsn. tpnnen
rts uatersi Sttiusunsrn Srn uas eriabrsn.
G.. B. Richard & Boas,
Barclay Ctr, New gcrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21

Il @ir putsuien pa6assidsinsjur @tiie
nit rsn Samturser Dampltifsn son Stem YOrt
uah 0amturs, Southampton. 9curcn, 6asrs une
Yaris, uni. gen SamFura, Scuttamrtun, garis
unp Sarrs nab Ntw gcrt unG Nsw Stlelrs;
9oFasria zine CUR 0tsiie aui Ss8stz
i6tfttu pom 5amturs Sremrn, @ntpsrpm
Qntrerren mn Sasre na6 SEEN 9prt uar Salii>
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING PROC
LAiATION.


TAXATION.
PRECEDENT Johnson has issued the fol.
lowing proclamation:
10 ney year which Ia now drawing TO
lis end, the art, the skill and lhs labor
Of the people OF the United States have
been employed with greater diligence
and vilor and on broader fields than
ever before, end the fruits OF the earth
have b en- gathered into the grsnary
and tho s,oruhouso n marvellous sbund.
aOce, OuF highways have bspn length
ened, and new and prolific regions have
heen occupied We arc permitted to
hope Ihol long proiracteI political AMI
sectional dissontions are at 90 distant
day, 10 give place to returning harmony
and frstcrnal affection lhrorghou. the
republic Many foreign States have en-
tered into liberal agreements with u,,
while narions which are far OF, and
which have heretofore bsen uusocia nuJ
exclusive, have become our friends. The
anGuSl period Of rest which we have
reOchsd in health aud tranquility, and
whichis crowned with so many bless
iugS il. by universal consent, convs.
nient and suitable one for culriya,ing
personal pioty and practicing public de-
yo,ion.
|, therefore recommend that Thurs
day, theIwoDty-sixth day of November
next, be set apart and observed by all
the people Of the United States. q, a day
for public praise, thanksgiving and
prayarto the Almighty Creator and Di.
vine Ruler Of the universe, by whose
ever walcnful, mcrci'ul aud gracious
providence alone, States end nations no
less ,h,n families and individual MEN
do move and live and have thsir being,
In witness whereof | bavo hereuoto
Sc; ny hand Ood caused The seal Of the
United States to b. affixed,
Doue at tho city Of Washington this
twelfth day of October, in the year Of
our Lord one thousaud eight hundred
aud sixty eight, and of The inicpeni.
ence of the United States the ninety
third. ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President:
WILLIAM II SEWARD.
Sccretary Of Stale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

tgNHE- EARLY ROSE P0TATOE FREE
THE GREAT NEN YORK AGRl Gull,
TURAL AND HORTICULTURAL MONTH.
LY On the first Of October next, The RuRAL
AMERICAN will be published rs a monthly, and
will be the largest and most clegirt paper Of
its class in the United States Price 81 30 a
year: 10 copies SI2 5000 copies 800. or only
one dollars vearl Every subscriber N Clubs
often;at SLjO. will receive a free package of
EARLY ROSE POTATOES postpaid. worth
81 rs: and one worth Is cents 10 every 81 -
subscriber, in clubs OF ten The panor will
be sent free to all Subscribers for 1860, from
October LIST 1865, 10 January next, wh,ri mo.
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For FIFTY CENTS will send iho paper
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The Rural AHFnrchy Is EVERYWHERE admits
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Of 100 acres worth $50 OOn; and also has n
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The Premium I.is,to Club Agents is tie
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Of New York, LADIES MtdhzrSEs, HW"fEs
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Sewing Machines, Agricultural Implements.
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Ten thousand club agents are wanted, either
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

A NEGLECTED BRANCH OF FARmsS.
III We were to wage relentless war
sgsinst weeds. it would be better for us
.-belIer 10 the pocket Can we make
fnrmers believe this? Sand il we can,
will they engage in in Some need not
the urging and we see the effect; their
fields grow grain and fruit. Their zelda
arc clean What is grown pays. The
wesds are MT absraeiiDg moisture from
The soil and strength Blu; the wafer
instead is retained b. rLa mallowness;
the strenslhis deserved. or the grain
the'oOrO, the potatoes, the ff0t Trees
There is INFLOW soil amOnd ,the young
trees, Kick inioJI asy time. md you
will open poiIl soil The drooghtisof
but lit,e Consequence here, esp cially
il this mellow soil ex,tnJs well down.
which Is likely to be the essa. as such
good farming 10 rot spi-o be ali on the
surfsce. lis pBh Of he farmers bust.
ness to see that the weeds arc kept down
yet it is Department, that is almost uni.
versally Deglec,e !: The coro ground
clean and mellow, md moist. is doing
the thing for the corn. whether it i, DRY
or raining. 10 a ltoUgbtis an excel
lent timo to Nil weeds, especially #
there have been long rains in The spring,
which always develop the seeds, which
olherRise would have lain dormanl.-
Now they spring forth and now is the
time TO destroy them. II the season ID
rainy there will be more difficulty. Tie
dormant seeds viii thea beispringing up
the summer through ondi requires oil
ones effort to keep them in suH.clion,
Besides, The time has to be picked. as to
work the soil wei is suicidal. Nov
down rather than 1T 90 10 seed, if ibs
rainswill not admil. BOllbe best way
is il possible. to maks thorough work.
To merely skim the soil with the hoe
will moi do, as it will not root up, and
eralicale the weeds, It bot stunts them
and they still grow, aud ne soil is but
little benefited ia this way. Blu, work
the soil, take a deep good hold. and you
will kill several birds at one throw; you
will improve yoUr soil By msIlowing Is
will withstand drought; there will DO
seelsripcn; the gtound will not be drai
ned, On0ecessaIiIy, Of moisture Ia a
drought tho gaia, the lrnn, the hoed
crops will DO better. there will he less
trouble 10 harvest the crop; and there
viii be clean conscience as well as
fsld.- Farmers Cdroaic'o,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

GosroS, Jan. n, ists.
PoLASD's WHITE PINE CoNPouSp. - nct
having gren 1t thorough trial, We can confidently
recommend Poldars irhiie Pias Compound asa
veryyalunblc article for ilo cure Of colds, coughs,
and puhnOnic complaints generally. Ia t'TcFtl
cases. we have known tito give prompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed
1t Is an article, which, in climate so promoure Ct
sudden and severe coldsas Is that of New EAgaad
ought to be in every family; and wc arc cure tha,
those who once obtain It, aud give itatatr trial will
not thereafter bc willing 70 be withou, it, .,-.
AYALUAHlB MEDlCiSE.- Dr.. Polanfi lE,'fs
Piae Cohy,,sal, aiyer,,rl IN our columns, i'''rc.
UeBsMl aitematto combine and apply tho nedicieat
virtues Of the White Pine bark, |; h2' been thor
ougly tc,.cl by people ii tliis city ana v'itity'
and tho proprietor has testimonials TO t''ralds
from persons we'll known to our ci'issa'. We rec
ommynd rs trial In all those cases o. i!ses'e to
whIchi, Is adapted 1t is fotsaIe by AZ Olt dag
gifts. " \. IuilPrH6lG ....1
The Irhiie Pine ComPopad Is now solb 10 rFory
part orthc United Stao5 and British rrottn0'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
FOUND

That after repeated tna!s of Other e'pH.e.
Robqcks Stomach Bilters BHod lriirr ln1
Blood PiIl- are the best mcd'cn.5 aSml o
cure the diseases for which thc are RECON-.
mended. For sale BY Z. S. Bright prIggst
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
MARRIED

Ladies', who, during certain periods are so
much troubled with Costivcness or Conslipa.
ton, can find certain relief in RobGck's Blood
Pills, which can be taken during all stages I
pregnancy with perfect safety, T. S. Bright,
Agent
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

The Indians displaced rail on the
Union Pacific Road, near Sidney, Sat.
urdAy. by which freight train was
thrown from the trsck, end Q ecmAn
vas killed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
GEO. MARTIN, AGENT,


d 4 ssETs oFTHE COMPANY February lat
N 1861 ...- -.-,r.1 n.
Stock Bonds lwcl sccareN 700
Fifty thousand dollars In U IS. $40
Bonds, market valuc $1,000 90
Seventy eight shares Nerchan,sSa
tonnl Bank, market value s,l90 90
Bills receivable, Discount and pre- -
MUM notes. l5sl5 %
Office furniture iron safe. &C. 500 on
Cash in BauS 1865 50
Cash on hunl 1856 OF
.sr-.- sl69O64 OJ
Losses paid sjuce Sac organisation Of tie
company (fys years: c
Fire losSes. .. .r eJ6,SJl ov
Mafipglosycs .r..s ...r $4,000 81
D Total 81. '.1 na $1,000 II
.1 Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary
april lG-tt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
parsrRElro FonEsrg -upon lhi, Al

PREsEE7INo FoREsrs Upon this all
important subject, Horsce Greeley says;
Farmers must learn not 10 Gu! down,
but to cut out. 10 ell woods there are
many poor, crooked lrces-cut these,
and make room for the better wool to
gov; but never strip woodland at
once Of its growth. When forest is
thus thinned. seed should De sowa 10 il.
at onGo. For instance, | this fll row
silirly pouads Of Yciiov Locust seel on
a rocky crest. 1t will do me little good.
but The next generation vii da1a lar.
ger revenue from those lotus's than they
would f,cm twice the area in common
pasturage,
II had one hundred acresoi pasture
and mowlani ia rolling or h,lly coun-
Try, l would keep twenty five 10 woods,
and get more grass from the seventy five
that werO 10 grass than | could ysirip
ping the hills and putt'ug al . gas
Timber on The hills ha5 two effects, Il
makes the valves warmer from protect
ion. and il bIo increases tho amount Of
moisture, For this purppss, spssislly
value the hcmlock among the ever,
greens,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

- The steamer Helena lai5nsl with
government freight io' Fort Randall
sunk on Saturday, forty miles below
Sioux City, A part Of her cargo will
be saved.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

WE arc prepared 10 do all kinds Of job
w Printing 10 te very bosi STYLE asd No
10 .haAos. reasonable tcSrs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12
NEW. ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT.
UOSTON, 3IAs5s.

q. D4li0N,t co, P,VpIie;ors.
Tor ,altby Z. s. gf.h' wh5lesala sl,a .
all Druggist finch l2-la'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12


So CauRSISS MLK.-A subscriber de
sires us to describe the process of chur.
ming milk. the chuin used for the pur.
pose, advantages OF cduruing IN TX 10
yield and quality Of prodUcs, etc. Eng
I'sb writers on daiying unite in giving
their testimony ia INvor OF churniug the
entire mlS rother than cream that rises
upon H. The amour, OF butter is said
10 average FIVE pet cert. more by the
former thau hy the latter method; and it
is said the butter 80 made is not only
sweueranj Of better flavor when it is
'cburng6, but that it will keep much
longer, with less liability to become ran.
cid. 1t is perfectly natural to sup.
pose thai much OF the favor Of butler
comes TON the gasis which ats absorb
ed BY the milk in foul and badly VENT.
lated cellars and mix houses, and that
the sooner the bulsris separated from
the milk TIE freer it will be from these
impurities. Few substances are SO la
ble to absorb unpleasant, odor as cream.
aud exposed as is 10 the top OF the pan
it ia almos! sure to catch aud retain any
particles OF dust or other substances that
are floating in the air
Besides these advantages, it is claim
Ell rhs, there is less irreguIariiy in the
time Of producing butter when milk is
chUrned, than when only the cream is
used end that the time required in the
operation is in favor of the milk For
the successful cburuing q milk the TEN
7peIatute should DO about ten degrees
higher than cream. There is, OF course,
more labor required 10 agitato the large
. body ofmjlS than the small amount Of
cream; but this additional labor wonld
appear TO be much less than that reqai
red TO set the milk, skim the cream aa!
keep The milk dishes sweet aud clean. -
The manner Of churuiug is the same ia
either case. Ptairie Farmer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-12

JOHN EsTEY OooEs's NEW NOVEL;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30
EpI.copnl ronrentIon.

,-...,-,, NEW, York, October %.
In the Episcopal. Convention yester-
day the canon relative to assistant
Bishops, in which the Upper House
raised to concur, was tabled.
To-day resolutions ofcondolence with
the English church on the death OF the
Bishop of Canterbury were adopted,
and telegram drafted and forwarded. !.
The Committee ON Prayer Book re-
ported that they deemed it itinexpedient
TO take any action regarding arneW
translation Of the Nioeene creed. Re
port adopted. --l = 1=f-z -a-sla
The COMMITTEES on Canons reported
an amendment to the canon making Il
unlawful TO hold a public sale of pews
In any lconsecrated church or chapel.
This in the form of q resolution CON
demning such sales was, after some de-
bate, adopted. ~.
d The President in eloquent words re.
viewed the acts OF the canon, thanked
the delegates for their kind oonsiiera-
tton and bade erthem farewell. The
house then took recess OF two hours,
during which the delegates were In.
vtted 10 assemble outside OF the church
and have their Photograph taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
NV YoRK. onLnher %

NEW YORK, October 20.
/ Inc eoroner'sz jury in the case O
thos; Kane. who was shot at the Hun
ters POINT hre on Sunday, returned
HeL9lct yesterday charging DaviC
, Burke with the deed, Burke was tbara
fore committed 10 iaiI al North Hsn1n
stead. 80 = - 20
Butt Reilly and Abe HeekIn, two no.
Ied puRilists, were up in the JefFersor
Market Police Court yesterday. hRyinc
peen arrested by the police while en-.
gagged IN, prize fight in the rear ward
I 2n tne drinking saloon. 755 Broadway,
/ Iney had locked the doors and when
the police came at the call of the pro.
prletor, the door had to be broken in
before they could gain admittance.
Rielly was badly punished. and the en- .
tire party were released on $500 bail
The Hoboken murder trial was con-
ei1ded yesterday, Roche the prisoner
Delng found guilty of manslauRhter
Ihe sentence was deferred.
II is stated that the new contract be-
tween the Post Office Department and
Wells Fargo DC Co. for the trausporta-
ton ofthe overland mails 10 California.
was closed yesterday. BY lis terms
the contractors receive SIZE. .OsO per an
mum for carrying mails 500 miles, and
as the progress OF the Pacific Railroad
decreases and the distances of trans
portation, the price paid will be cor.
respondingly decreased. 1t is Estimated
that the he'contraot will not cost the Gov.
ernment more than S75. 900 IL the Rail-
road is completed next July. ~
Judge Benedict delivered a charge to
the grand jury in relation to the crime
offraudulent naturalization, similar to
that of Judge Blatchford's yesterday 4
1nitiatory legal proceedings were
taken to-day byS. .Simonton against
the New York Printing Association for
q publishing a ltbelous article this
morning, OF personal nature, over the
signature OF one George H. fButler..-5f.
The steamship Alaska brings $40 600
In California treasure. - ls-r 1s55T1l q
r, f.. Perkins, postmastef at San
Francisco, died ON her PASSAGE to
.t5s.gfs zTr s5rss-7s. - -
9 About three O'Clock this smorninR a
fire broke ont In the large five. story,
building Nos. 80 and 81 Wooster slreet.
occupied by Audras .Bros,l shirt fac
tory, j. & W. Lyall, manufacturers OF
looms! and iBlossoms a. Co. paier col :
lar manufacturers. The entire bufld-
ing wRs desiroyed, together with lis
valuable contents. AT four O'Clock the
wallis fell, damaging and DESTROYING
Nos. SO and SO Wooster street, and No. |
40 Lawrence street, and other build
ings. The following are the losses (:
Andras Bros $40. 600. insured. I,vall-l
SOC. 900, insured; blossom &, Co. son :
O00, INSURED. a. N. Grace, s27. .OOO:i in
sured in Western ofices; the iThomp-
son estate IS, 900; public school build-l
ing 5000, Total loss a ouarter- Of a |
million.