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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
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GiHt rUrJiiglitf Jttinuration 10 in gtrbiH-
bnus nit hisiem 0aufr rrSHnrt rrretn une MIR
hen alle slrtsr parue une talie Spfilen su ttetr
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Die feinfsn trutl6tn '@rins; triire Bier uHb
lpHifist @etrdHfr firts frift ppH her SuelIr.
eslAt9 1bn S&trliue, prcpr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
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Ser Baron BON Saneaetn triump0irts,
er Iab T6 psm 3iel ieinsr gBinfhe nabs
- 70 nate. pae sr es beim nadfen S9riti
erreiden mueIe.
,,gBir psrpen mpr9en atenb bic 5ud-
;ett feieru," iasts er, waBrenp sr In fsinsm
3immsr lanelam auf- uno abwanberte,
nsanS inter une, pbne @afe uup Obns
3eueen."
ySpu!" srpiberte @snjef SaIe, Der in>
3piI&en fein @las ssletrt unb piebtr aes
flat bate. ,,DaS IN @llts gan, i&Gn,
ater Id fiir&ts. es wirp unauSfdbrbar
fein."
vllnm5sIi6 1T ni6ts."
u6m, pas ilt cine biltse 9tsbsntart.
Ste molten teiratben ptus Yapiers, untsr
falIhsm Namen -"
,Meine Sraut III bamit einssrtanben,
mir psr;i6ten auf bic Gipiltrauung unp
bssniieen uus NIT Der fir6li6en Gin
fe9nuns unIerer Gbe."
,,Shbn, aber nerbsn Sie rinen 0rieIier
fnbsn, Der id tersit trflirt, bic @eIebe
ter &ir6e unb rss Staatss 3u iber.
treten9"
Der Baron ftrsifts slsidsiltis bic gI6e
opn 1tiner Gisarre unp trat an ben 9iIh.
Gr ersriff lein @las unp blidte iiter ben
8ano psfslbsn feinen Ditntr fcrI6eup an.
y9abt Str nod ME asbSrt unb ssItI.n,
pab ss Sale 9tstben bat, in btnsn elm
Srsunb bee 8rautisams bic 8ute S,s
YrieRsrs ipislte?" frasts tr.
,,Nt -babH
sd fase Guh, ss III I6cn oft caaes
welen unb bic Sa6s Ttbt fi6 lhptrtr an,
ais Ile In gBirfli6teit it," ~
&c mare Elm 6r,ptl, elm ="
yStr Gsio Elm 6aIr; bas SslIen sines
6unoss iast Gu9 ittr Stpd une Stein. 4"
gBenjel 5aie blidtt iinnrnp in I,iu
@las, Der feuri9e gBein, ben rer Baron
ibm pcrssleBt baitr, tRat tersits ftne
sBirtuns.
oStr birft bns natiirIi6 niht iber.
nebmsn," fubr Der Baron fort. ,,5rau
Surnfsbt fsnut Gu6 unb i'd mabts aud
bsfur&tsn, bab Sbr aus Der 8oue fallen
wnroet. aber 60 sibt Mibissdnser etnug
In Drag, bic germ fInfjis Optr bunpert
9ulpen peroienen, unb leihter III pas
@eIO pabrbuftis nitt Su srperteu. Die
Srauune tann i'm 3immer meinsr 8raut
fattfnbfn, Du ptrf Der elnsist 3tuge
fein uno es beoarf psiter ni&ts, ais eae
Der prieRer bic eersmUnie tinfubirt
unp ="
"Do if 70 Nan&rS n6tbis -"
n9um Ssi1pisl2"
"Stn Srnat, pos Me6tnd -"
s0, nNann gluss bsl6aFt weretn. Reiue
Wltttsl rsiden nod aus"
gune Dtro Srau aurnRtbt nit titfer
etnfafsn Gsremenis 1& bsrubioenP"
D@ewiB. 6rau 9urn1srt IT Su iebr ,r.
fttut Saribtr, nab lis CUR @arOn.Te CT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
2cIct! 2eIct!

lintrneihntttr bat icstfn zine neut 9u9tanb-
lang unb efibbibGctbtf In @srre mftiFer's Saiis
in ber GsbdrRraBe tr6fnti, aIIipO ID auf paae
balie aae @prttH bon 9ibtIn, BON ttn grTBteu
bic "a ben Htinfftn, has rfte Stlfamtnt, Sebann
Irnbfs pdbrrs GbriIentblnt une eefFtn para.
piessdrileiH. Brirtrib Sidrfs @s6uibltb, BiirR
aus Eupib's Snus, 8ur's GriiliHss Mdrtsrfbuni,
eutbsr's 9ebru, htlIsn SaaepOltiIIe unb Gommtns
tar, prreistbaGfr aller Sprten, @fldnebii6er
fur Yfri9eeGne air6su, Ruff6ii9n fur tiHsn
beutfdtn GbUr, Srdu-, 5aiif, unb Gunfirma-
tienslheine, ftrner Dr.. RapreHt's Der @rit ais
Sausfreunb, amtritdHifhs Iplmstlhrr, 8ritf-
ifrlsr, beuiibs tne msIifbt Gnulbldr iftsr
ark aud Sbrfibrapier, Bihit, 6eteri, Brief
rpirfrft une gehnnrFen. ti3s ar 1l5g ia
3usitih babe i'd cine qeihbibIiptbtF srFFnst
NO teb ale Sprtrn untsftatnnes- giteratur auf
sagtr balte uue lie benz btaiI6lelsneen pubIifum
anelsif, rsl1e i'd, penn in gutter Srbnune, eegtn
f'ns 9Ttuer Yrailhtts ipttftr iuriid nthflf.
S9 babe MID aud Ssr asrntur strltireentr
3tttungen untersraen. 1.fs aisr 7 f
Adrlm, ,metne lhrutIhtn 0rtunhe unt 2anhs-
lsttt, icmms Giner, fpmnit 9lGIel 90 ilf frin
Wangtl an tlntrrbamns. Sebtn Mpnat perbsii
bic BadtT IN Der sribbiblctbrf bnrtt utut tritst.
fSmi9 SatOb Buyer Ast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
: Die ntusRs 5elStnttat 9atlsr's

= Die nsusfs 5elrtnttat Satlsr's
wiro aus Dalbinstun wie fUIst se'
meleet:
Gls Dor furpr 3tit Sen. Butter auf
esm Straeeu Giisnbabnipastn Der penn
f9lpanta @penue fubr, tsmettte elm. DAME,
rsl6e 9eraee i'm @usfeissn bssriTen mar
uno an hem General erribtr sins:
npdfen sic auf 9brt qSHel auii" Der
General folete ptr Dame lOfert auf bem
8ube mad, unp fanb aus, eab ile TN
Sdasamt btiGaittst mar. Der 8sutral
erpirfte iiir lie einsn permansnten llrlaub,
unp lief ttrt Stsllt purG ein farbises
Srautn3immer beltbsn. DIR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
00Ceoiun nmmCa !6aias

eafapanna @psnut uabe tsm Depot
6i,l rt-, Gbas. SrUpp, prpp'r.
DAD obiss in better @siIt eiussridtste Saus
IN nit Alem perItbrn, mas htm abrprr jur Stdr-
flung unb Grfrifhure n6tbis III.
@ute5 9irT, bic feiuftfn @einf, SiauGre nnb
Gisarrtn, tparme unefnlte Gptiien; 2Iufcru, auf
isbf girt subreitei A.iIl ID 11.s
Gin fsinr @aaI.fiir Bamru uut i5amilifn.
I'm ,abIrfi6en 3ulpru9 srlu&t leins 5rrunbe
25iuS ,iiaa-3 Gbas. Srppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
N,Sial.,ict,'s s Gallon, ,

. eaa4 .l Dunmpre, pa.
Mtincu 5reunben unb Sefauntrn bisrmit ttt
frgebcue Nnseige, bdB cbises TOTAL nru tiugerih-
iet unb breeuttnb DererEbert ipprtfn III. Marne
hnb fdItr Speiirn su ieeer 9rit Die StraBrn'
SStisnbat1 pUn SerantOn tiIprt bis gum Saais.
nit outer StalIuns fir pferer ssriebsn IL.
! 23ilS sT 2cuis Rinnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
Saner s SSanfe,
il- E1.s gerfauftr ssn
5rpcerieeit miib 9JrpbiffDnen,

Iainfraeb SSSe parf,
nstfn lem SpisI bss 5srrn Gsprae @rGter.
Giusm Serebrtsu beuti6tn putlitum bic rrsr-
tsnlfe An;sise, bab mir fprtpdbrenb rinen auese
pGbIsn gprratb Spn prcpiant uub gsbensmit-
trln an Sanb baltrn unc ~ ben billishrn preilrn
an uniere 9nnefn perfauferi. -rtrHH
Snbrn, mir UNI sablrsi6rr 3uiprud bitten,
seben mir bic 8rrIideruna, bab lcwpbl GuaIitGi
pie prsiis trr 8aartn ut9ts 3a ipiinfGen iibris
lanen. 3OapS
SpFob Sausr. 3risbria gBanfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06

= Die Ssanitsn ter bsioen patiFe-
Sabpsn baben Iammttidsn Gcnsrtsleuten
8arien sesebeu; bic iier gu freier S5abrt auf
ben Satnsn ters6tiSen uup aaf elm Satr
siItis iinp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
ScrCastOm Sans,
2puis 8pd, Gissntbiimer

Das Obisr, btausm am GiIsnbabn- Depot esls-
gene Sotsl erifer alalIe III nsusreinss bsSrufene
pererGBsrt unb perIhGnfrt ppretn. sg..
Nlit benz 5ptfl III fint Refauration serbun-
ben, no tparmt unb faltr Speilrn allsr Art sl
isber SastSseit itrpirt tperSru. 8rii6s 5plIan6i.
Bride @uRtrn, ntbR allen Sprien ron laurr
eingsmabten Spsilsn tmme sprr1tbig.
Reinf l5reunbr unb 8sfanntf, fppir bas rei-
ltnbe publifim 'iiberbnupt linb gu 3abIrfi6enl
griu6e b6Fi6ff tinssIaben. - -
26l7 qputs aod, prpp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
u u { iiubi i8um9.
am 1. waat ,. 5. srf9eint bic erife Rummsr
bon .-
Stet0er'S
QiterariIdler Monatsheridlt.

Cine iyRrmatifdb ssorensts 3uiammsnfsluns
her pidtieeren Hsueu Gribsinungsn tcr heutlten
Siteranr; Noiijen, WittheiIunsen, gInfiiueisnn.
gen unb alerIei grtifel pen Snersle fir bic lite.
rarifde geet. gRit beipnberer Hiidiidt auf eas
9rifigf gtben Der Dsiitlden in @nierifd.
L.. tlnsefGbr 4S Ssiirn, in Sue.
Iieler ,Dienatsberi6r lol sun1Cblf ben BE,
btirfniTrn ireinss @,eiaSft5 tiensn. @r fol- aber
audi ber anfang elmer Iitsiarl6tn 9eitf6rift,
elm Organ fur bds geiifige Qsben btr Deutlden
in amerifa perben, iptsiel ein SahimrIplag fir
alls Rittbeilunern In 9elus auf bic Iiterarildbt
3batistsit m.tHrr iitrr bic san,e Union ;srNreu-
ten 2anbSleute.
@Is rin 6dtafcs tsr ueutisn tsutItsn giiGrr
unb 53eitlhriften unp nestn perlbiebtnartisrr
interelTanttr artifrl ptrb Der ,0ionatstsribt'
bphrnhid einiaen @srtb fir 9ittraurfreunbe
baben une bebalten. SD Iisftre ibn alien Tsn-
jenisen rim 9a br lang gratis, iprI6e mir su
rirltnt 3wede ibrr slbrtiie einienSen.
anrJe guflGsf unc 9iittbsunesn, pslds Iid
Sur Berphentlihuug In osmIslbsu eignen, psrbr
i'd germ entsegrn nrbmfi, unb bite i'd bierburh
Ipsyel tarum. 6. Steiger,
% une "a 5ranffprt St., Gep.gDprf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
IsLEGRApHlc NEWS ITEMS

The Ohio Legislature met yesterday. quorum
was present IN both houses.
Blur Brewery, 1t Quincy, H., was destroyed by
1re on Monday. Loss. $4,000. No insurance.
The restitution in the Red river territory is In
creasIng. Only two pounds OF food Is granted to
each person per week.
Several Of the Michigan legislators have arrived
at lansing The United states Senatorial question
Is the absorbing topic. Mr.. Chambers chances for
reelection are good.
The Helena Post says that In one OF the famous
mines In that district there are 1000 tons OF excel
lent ore ready to be crushed and 10000 tons or
equally good quartz in sight and that the ledge con-
tains quartz worth 50, 100000.
stephen Abbott, indicted for the murder OF A. M.
Bronson In West Haven, Conn.,, last September, was
yesterday found guilty Of murder In the second de-
gree and sentenced to State Prison for life.
The ofiicial returns from Florida show the election
OF Colonel Hamilton. the regular republican candl-
date BY minority OF 1000. The vote for Congress
was light.
Tho Legislature OF Nevada met at Carson on Mon
day and organized by the election OF I. d. Edwards
OF ormsby county, President OF the Senate and D.
Q. Atkinson OF Story county, Speaker Of the House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
N MOTT STREET.

Cabinet Makers Factory Partially Com
sumed-IsOss About S4,J00.
Before the Broome street fire had been extin-
guished names were seen issuing from the fourth
floor Of the Ave story brick building No. 1876 Mott
street, wholly occupied by Messrs kenmer
Schneider, cabinet makers. II quickly extended 10
the door above, consuming Il and the roof Notwith-
standing the extreme height Of the building. the
6remen, with commendable promptness, succeeded
in combining the flames TO these noors The damage
by fire and water on the stock will probably amount
to 800 and upon the building to 81 500. which ~
fully covered by insurance. Lines of hose were
stretched through the house No. isg Hester street 10
enable the more prompt suppression Of the
Umbrella Frame Company, who also occupy the ad-
joining buildings, Nos. 176 and l77sustained loss BY
water on their stock OF about $500. This company
OF which Aaron 3. Black Ii president, who n also
the lessee Of the building Mott street, insured
In various city companies for $4,000 The inmates
OF the five story tenement house No. LIS Mott
street were greatly frightened at the dangerous
proximity Of the fre, and many OF the families pre-
pared pack up their stock Of household goods and
move to safer quarters; but fortunately for them,
before they could accomplish this the 1rc was 30 Tar
under control as to quiet their fears. WIN. H. Gray
night watchman discovered the fire, and attributes
1t to overheated stove which ignlted light wood
work near 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
FIRES IN the CITY.
IN DBOume STREET.

Destruction Of Valuable Masonic Books,
Charters and Records.
Fifteen minutes past six O'Clock last evening Dire
was discovered IN the unoccupied basement OF the
three story brick building No 432 Broome street. 1t
extended to the first foor occupied by the Masonic
Publishing Company, and in the short time 1t was
burning made sad havoc with the valuable stock
OF books the company had on hand. Many Of the
volumes burned were valued at twenty-five dollars
each, and with those damaged ny water the loss IN
this particuaros estimated At $4,000. which Is fully
covered BY insurance The rear ONCE OF this roOr
General VI the supreme Grand Council A. A. 3. X,
OF the Masonic fraternity. This room contained ali
the records, charters and correspondence OF
the Council, which were Invaluable. They
were mostly destroyed by Dire. and what
were not rendered useless In this manner were 40
saturated with water as TO make their destruction
complete Tho second moor IN occupied by =. w. II.
Beckner, publisher. and Francis Hickey, pocketbo0k
manufacturer whose respective losses by water will
amount to nifty dollars aud twenty nve dolars these
occupants are insured. The building, owned by
Messrs. Smith a Rice, n damaged about $3.50, but
whether insured or not could not be ascertained.
Officer Hunt OF the Fourteenth precinct and Mr.. J.
g. Wells superintendent Of the Masonic Publishing
Company, discovered the fire. To them It's origin
appeared mysterious, the water closet In which
was first seen has not been used by persons In the
building for some time past They have made re-
peated efforts to Keep closed but strangers have
torn away the fastenlngs OF times and used It
as q public accommodations Whether the fire was
kndled by some incendialy wretch or was accidental
can only be surmised.
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PRICE, SIX CENTS PER COPY.

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trAtions especially Interesting TO children.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
EEw YORK HERAID WEDNESDAY, 8 l8ea-TRRLE SHEET

Brig Minnie rraub (of Por,ian Drew caronas g days,
with moasses, 10 Brett Son Co.
msaisf Dscs at g. lon a. spoke BARK ssc,st bound
sshr Zephyr orb LcrOs Rio Jsnero IS days, with coffee
schr Carrie Clark kehoe, Rustan, % days, with
nuts, Ac, 70 Vessels. Had moderate weather.
70 Menoerg Had moderate weather all the passage.
sshr mary asngsn Bsserdge, Mayaguez ID days, with
schr Frances smith, Burgess Ponce IL days with Fruit
20 JOS Enea Had light winds and Gains the entire paAsage
schr Katie Hail. TAYLOR s. Martins 10 days with SALT TO
woodruff Robinson. Jan l. on Cape May, during gale.
carried away mainboom, split sails &c.
scnr Wan Jones Lyon rsrnandna u days. ~h naval
schr CONSTITUTION Smith Jacksonville, days, with naval
schI IAy, Frsncis, Savannah, days. with cotton Co.
scSr Brss.s. somers. Virginia.
schr EsSrsss Fisher Bangor via bridgeport, where abe
sohr Mitchell, Hearn, Portland Norhpor, where
schr Coumbia Rogers, Boston, days, with OIL to the
sc6r d wells Eldridse, Boston.
Sclr w Newcomb, Allen Dghton.
Schr Revenue. Cannon, Providence for Elirabcthpor
schr Monitor Mitchell East Greenwich
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Merrill, New Haven.
Schr cerro Gordo. Hodgdon, bridgeport.
Jupiter, Dennis Norwak for Jersey City, Lost main
topmast In the gale OF the LIST inst
schr A saitsr. IcCoon, Rosyn for Jersey City.
Schr Francis Ann, White Port Jefferson.
schr Belle, Roberts, PortJenerson
The ship Favora, from San Francisco, detained outside
Dec bark Adapt (Nor) from Rio Janeiro for New York
Ssd ship Richard Ill, from Liverpool for Charleston
The ship Robin Hood from San Francisco also up,
saw large number oficeberp Dec 80 spoke whaling bark
hroSc ~ sis Cra2ohsd taken no whHlss Jan Lat 30
lon s IN Ss for !, ghS
thence to the Equator In the Atlantic.
BELOW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

Supposed stolen Goods Accidsnsaliy Found.
Yesterday afternoon ~ Captain Mills, Of the
Eighth precinct was walking through Mercer street.
near spring. he discovered young man whom the
polioe ara well acquainted with, having . largo
bundle IN his possession. An ne acted very
suspieiously the Captain stopped ofncer o'Brien,
OF the same precinct, and was apout suR.
gestinr some action In the premises when
the suspected thief hurried down the latter
street. and although quickly followed BY Them sud-
denly disappeared. imagining that he might have
entered the saloon No Ill Mercer street. they called
upon the proprietor and questioned him about the
person seen but he professed the utmost ignorance
regarding the matter.
Not content with being Soiled In this manner. Cap.
tain Ms returned 90 the station house and chang
Ing his uniform for citizens clothes, visited the
ioesDty Ia spring street the second Tune and enter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

TsnEer; John Daley, Wall Proxdeace for BAlimores
Sailed scr Joseph Fish Turner, Providence for Jackson
sd fx-Aved, schr yapor BOsart Providence for Bali
81, 5 AN No arrivals and vessels sailed Wind 8.
NRw LONDON, Jan a-salIed, sohrs Cunningham.
ssm and Sso's asca, s sss~s siS fsi New
York King Parsons, for DO; Amos FAlksnbsrs.
ILApELftilA, Jan t-Arrived, schrs = Asar,dss.
Roman Raisr Boson bark R.sissu
sheldon Barbados; sshrs Henderson, Price, sAxua.
PoRfLAND, Jan a--cleared, steamship Hibcrnan (Brh
PoRfsMoUTi Dec sl-Arrived, schrs Eddy Fuller, Hon
dfsSo TS5Ss ssa as.as Wilmer vsss
..s Hsss sl Iss D
Sa-saied, schr brothers. HAndrsn, NYork.
Deg s:ls s sss1 a s. Nov
s.ss n, lam sIS,s ,a,,
KsssS's i. s. jose
'as c,s.rsa s.p,. xsis.u liverpool; rnn. o..o:
ssssfr Iosis. susi... Irsds l,.spoo, H.
r' say Ssiia Dso Av.d Charlie. osaon.e tsr
Russell Gieacss.sr q bark: Wiley, & rAo% s.
p s Yaur s Kn u
r Holmes Rotterdam sohrs De Rs 'ens n sosi s.
desrsd-Barf Margaret Evans (Br), Mccalloch. Liver
sailed-schr W Johnson, 49,, Mobile, having finished
repairs.
Jan ARRIVED, schn cassa, RockiAnd sophia, Charles
ton.
9Th Arrived steamship San Salvador, WORK ehpe Con
stituton Liverpool; Lammermore, Belfast, Ireland; Orig
Parks, Belfast Ne; schrs Beddngton, Providence:
Charter Oak Wiscasset Below, schooner and Duscn
galiott.
Cleared Steamship Cleopatra Nyork; brig Person.
Boston; schr Coquee, MAtAnxas
SALEM, Jan ARRIVED schr Defiance, Hall, Baltlmorc
sd-Saled. schrs simmons, Godfrey Chareston ocean
Belle, Emery, Hoboken for Rocklard.
WILMINGTON. NC. jan Arrived, schrs Florence Rog-
srs Rogers Portsmouth, NH Adams, Donovan Boston,
Clcared-Steamer Fairbanks, Hunter NYork schr Ben,
Rollins, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

ing an alleyway adjoining 1t climbed over fence in
the rear OF the premises and proceeded az nrss 70
ton OF this structure he found an apartment that
had all the appearance OF having been constructed
for some Illegal object and pulling away
two or three boards he discovered q large bundle
resembling the one seen with the young man on
Spring street. Upon taking 1t to the station house,
manufactured by the "Great Falls Beachery,"
valued at $3.50. Oficer were then sent TO the above
saloon who arrested the proprietor Haning Brondes,
he was locked up. subsequently one William
Haight, an alleged accomplice Of the man with the
bundle, was also arrested An owner Is now wanted
for the prODerty found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
IN MERCER STREET.

About i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon 0 IRE was
discovered in the subcelar OF the i've story brick
factory No. 100 Mercer street. occupied In the base
ment frst second and NTH floors BY Messrs. Aaron
Chase 90. a. the Ornamental Iron Works The
but here were suppressed, with 4 loss Of $500 on
stock and $3.50 building; supposed TO be insured
The third door is occupied by the Eagle Stove Com
pany and the fourth by Messrs. Schroeder Seaver.
but these parties escaped without damage. The
origin OF the fire could not be ascertained.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Russa tBr, Cook, Liverpool Queenstown
sssAmshp Bslloua Orb williams, London-Howland a
Aspinwa.
,sssamshp Leo Dearborn. savannah Murray. Ferris 4
steamship james Adgsr. lockwood. chares.on-H Nor
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Norfolk IN NcCresdy
Steamship rants, FREEMAN. PHILADELPHIA Lorillard
Steamship Glaucus Walden. Boston--w Clyde
Ship lxeocAdia (N0h Wenko, Bremcn--H Baetjer
Bark Palestine (Brs Mcculloch, 81 Thomas-Penston
irss v nssou. small. MAdsra and Iasbou--L Amsinok
,3ds Gssns Nd). Rodssrs, Busnos Ayrss and colona-
Brie Mary Celeste HAinss, Barbados via Norfolk
Brig Nellie SBr,, verdon 81 crolx via Ponce PR-Roche
BRIG 81 Peter Chr, Grimes, ciensuesos-a Brewer.
Brig Hummins Bird tBr, Stevens Cienfusgos-J Whit
brig Koodoo (Br), Psrccy, 81 Johns MFR Curric
Brig Mcleod (Br, Mcleod, Liverpool, NS-GA Phillips.
schr Richard Hill, Holman, Tampico via Tuspan-Mller
schr Hattie Dodge Freeman, Barbados-H Trowbrdge's
Sons.
sahr Louisa Smith, 0rcus 8. Johns, PR wtnohss-
ter.
schr Sunbeam, Pierce, Montcgo Bay-E Eldridgc.
schr Eothcn, HagemAnn, Havana--M Morrow.
schr Nellie bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
kchr Dart, johnson, Stamford.
sloop Helen Brown, kcn1ara, New HAven-G Racket
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regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated not now
collect marine reports the delivery packages
win be by tho following proceedings
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Resolved That and after April 1883 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection Of ship the
hsrbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
sS- The caos Of the Herald steam yachts jams and
JEANETTE h At Whitehall alp. All communications from
and the masters OF inward YES
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British basties Mr. Train continued IN this strain
from about eight O'Clock to near midnight. Many
people left before he had concluded the interest they
oratory with which the irrepressble George Francis
surfeited them. The meeting broke with cheers for
the Irish republic
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Steamships Loo, Savannah; James Adger, Charleston
Saratoga, Norfolk, &C.
Wind at sunset NV.