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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-04
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Ro9btn Ser Isbte rabifuIe gonsreb I'D esnbtbist
aeehei Sat, ems feinsr Wt9lieber. ben &eiieiddlsr
Mbittemore, weeen tines ,gemeinsn S2winoels aus'
aufosen. uirb es tuobl ni4t mshr auffouen. tuenn
dbnlidbe ssdHe 'aAFduGeit.s Sen sneaeffen SCANDAL
in biefer Gitune biloet bic unteriu&ung, bic iebt
otsen ben rabitolen @eprdfentantel q. u. Butler
BON senneiiee h Bashinston I'm @anse If. Die,
fer ggirbise 1T dnsetlaat bas penFons. Sureau IN
fpfemotiid3er Msie bes6minbeIt au baben 9nno bic
b,reits aeae,s i'm oufsefunoenen getpeie nbi dtf
oob Is i'm fdwer merbtn ,piro. f6 aus ber Rlsmrte
au si.6en. gDie es fdeint, fdIidte er Naflea uno
Dceumente, feute luittuneeu auss uno ltrib bic
empfan8enen YenRonsgelber in ieine fai4e. Sein
eobn, Der @efiAiseleft in Horo Caroline II. lou
ibn, oabei treuliH sebpIf.n baben. Sn sinem Sale
{o er S473 fdr cine itttpe be5osen baben, bic an
einsn, ein{amen Drte I'm Morb Carolina iuobnt, H..
rei, Namtn nidt fGreiben fam ,no oer er ME einen
Gent bon BEN GeIoe sutomme, Iieb. Die BitttDe
fennt i'm gar nit uno bat i'm ME beauftra9t, oas
@els fir lie 81 trbeben. Sbre alasebriefe, bic ile
fur fi nad sgofbiuston i6reiben lieb, usa4ten bic
Weh5rben suerf auf BET, S4uinoeI aufmsrliam.
WeIe dbnIihe Sale iollen porliegen. gr snalSiifg.
Die Negierune bat einen Msenten on Butler ab.
at{dbidt, luno ber Deri1t aus 9aitineton, BEN mir
bie{e anaaben sntnebuen fist trndener gBeiie bin.
su: ,Benn er8uiterl fi& ni&t bsiier retbtfertissn
Tam uie bister, fo pirb er btrbaftet tuerben. -
Rum, perlHten' uirber faon, fi4 terous3ullsen uno
uei,r elm &ahifaIer folder reseImdBisfeiten (8u
Deuti& B1unereien lbsrfibrt imirb, bann mii7en
bic BepeIe in ber 9bat ftorfiein. 80 I&lipfen bur
ebe elmer bsftroft mirb a1el6e unerb6rten S6ieds
tisfeiten nnb gemeinbe beiten fnb bod trdbreno Der
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-04

= Die Demofraten oes IA. Difrifts bieIten am
Donuerftas ibre gonuention In Aibianb. Mlg Cons
sreB ganbibaten traten auf: s. g. Conan bon aib.
Lamb County. s. y, eritdfisIo bon @npne goun-
~; 8. 8. Baoswortb BON 2orain gounip uno 3.
WeeSweenp BON Wobne gountp. Bel Der 7ten Mb-
ftimmune feI Die 9labt auf g., q. grit9fielb,
Der go etmmen erbielt porauf feline grnennune Elm.
ffimuli9 beR6ti9t wur0e. "a 81 Egg
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-04
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CA. Ssiyb x,,.sr srAh Mir gHr;tt hss wfonn,s
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n.,n,,n. ~. s,.n. ;, ,ih,n oh "a ;br,n s6nfen ot.
1000. ~ IA, "a nm, ~, oNr -, Sr6 noet,
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49, s.~,sn ~ roS;foi,n soihI.ra G. I;es sih
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sSrr;. .o,rrnts al,osrsa,fn ,,rh sr,norb d5 hobur
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@,hsr asaen So onoi mor =, hnsn ,rN
II, =, to,, rol, hos 81. Orontsb,n gr.
rsn,,,, =, ). fS~ sn.s.r ;T,r; ~. h,, enub h,s
g., sr;,, i, a.sx.;sh. ~ n,,,rnsr rht rnm h,r,
.sx ,rS Ia, ons. ne
$50 ,,.r.;.;s.. . :, s;s Gnr., hsnr ,,,, s..
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s.,,,...... nv. 81 To.s.xs;. 49, mnS sa;nons
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-04

@en. s@eo. Us. Worean. ber ti&tise bemos
fratiide gonsreb. .@eprdentant bes 13ten Diirifts,
1T am Mittwo& BON Der oemofratii9en Difrift=
@onDention. bic II, Nemort toete. burd enaimmisen
3uruf ,uieber ernannt uorben. Ser General bielt
bel oeier GeIesenbeit cine portreffde @eoe in uel-
der ct Die eanben unb Uerbreden bes ra6ifaIen
@onerefies eeeen bas feuersabIenoe Bolt seblbrenb
on ben Stranger. Hsllte. Or. Morsan bat lit als
Elm 70 fdbieer uno 10 treuer BoItssprdientant ct,
wieien. baB lber ieine Biebererudblung nit psrs
er0berttr Nebrbeit gar fen 3neifeI mebr pprlieet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
An Exciting Scene.

From the Milwaukee, Evening Wisconsin.
"Wednesday about O'Clock, an cNcit.
ing scene was witnessed near the en-
tranc. TO the harbor 4 father had often
forbidden his boy, about nine years Of
age, from going upon the dock, fearful
that the little Que would by accident be
dyowned, Last evening, upon return
ing home, he found that the boy hal
disobcyed his order and was playing
with other children near the rivers
edge. The father FASTENED To the spot
aud somewhat excited, graspei the boy
by tlie shoui,ier and despite his sciles
5ticdtthe end of u rope aro,uni hls waist
and sOused him in the Gold water. ~
he was drawing line boy ap the rope MAS
luo-ensdv and the little fellow, sill
struggling tu get the wnter from ms
mouth fell hafk aud sauk. ta ht cAclte-
nlent Of tho father wa, nov moot earn
est. he fairly yelled la, agony tud
would have Jumped intp the TlEri htin-
self, had not byetan.ier, anticipated his
intentions and prevented. Ihe by
game t. the surface ohte. aud nAi.>
again, came up a.sd WAS about ~ sink
for the last time when brave sailor
jumped from the dock aud caught him
by the hair. When the boy was taken
out he was to all appearances ii:eIe-e,
but the father cla-pel the inanimate
form ia IA ) arms, husEeI IL close 10 his
breast and kissed the wet lips over and
over again, While the tears fairy flowed
in streams down the man > checks aud
his sobs could be heard by all. Carry
ing the boy, and bestowins endear'ny
caresses As he went along, to the near
est liause, the little fellow was soon
brought to his senses and the delight Of
the parent knew no bounds. lie kissed
aud embraeel the boy and the sailor
and the physician over aud over again,
a,la when the boy was able 10 walk -ilii
carried him III his arms 10 Ais home,
alternately crying and laughing, 80
great va, bis joy. The father received
il lie, -on in the way Of Furnishing l!s
children that he will never forget, aud
the boy will no doubt mind the advice
given him by those in authority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

! attention Of the Senate. Few have yel
been bold enough to enter into GatLt
with him, and suci, ~ have ve,uIrd .
! cd. His logic. ssrcHsm, aud bitter ol
! playful irony are like the best weapons
Of their kind. Fearless, rcsolute aud
scornful, yet often gentle, never dis
courteous, and very rarely unjust. this
Senator has already made himself feart d
! and respected as All opponent, and il
spoken of with great cordiality By thm e
who lave had the pIessure of meeting
! California. ,ionors tho Senate ina de-
| gree scarcely less marked. There l. II
! spectacle in the Senate which ought,
perhaps, to receive, but which oitcner
| repes commf seration of those who
look upon it. This is the pai~iea figure
Of Pursou Browniow. A. r+gult,ly a.
! the moon the almost completely help
less old man Is assisted I" his teat--a
hair cloth, easy chair on the left of the
Speaker in which he rccineS, trem
| bling all over, and constantly, like n
shaken jelly. Seen from the gallery,
hts swarthy face looks like that of II
'+malignant Indian. His lips comfort
themselves unpleasantly, and his hands
twitching In every finger, remind one
of a couple Of enormous spiders cruwlire
over his legs and among the arms of hi.
chair Once il, while the right hand
makes tremul"us expedition to the
desk in front, aud returns with n hand
kerchief dangling between thumb and
fingers. Sometimes with great effort
it carries a glass Of water from the ridge
Of the desk to the old mans mouth
Part Of the time he sits with leg ,,est
Ell on n corner Of the desk, or crossed
over the knee. He is never motinnlrss
His eyes and his ears attend to all thai
transpircs. Whenever the debate Is
earnest, or All interesting question II
upperinost- particularly II it concerns
the South, or his own State of Tennessee
he listens to II As IL were through
every pore; the big dark veins on HIS
temple grow bigger aud darker; the
desk shakes with the shaking of his
legs; his hand clutches v-non,"u-iy at
his trousers, aud the peculiar writhing
Of his lips make it appear as If he would
give up his life after that one moment,
if for the moment he had strength to
get on his feet, and pour forth rs of old
u food Of vituperati"n on his enemies.
But lac has no strength left to speak,
and was compelled. the other day, to
have the personal explanation of his
course in regard TO political ercnts IN
Tennessee which he ht.d prepared In
manuscript, read by the c.erk. Some
expressions iD it were abusive of Better
and other members Of the House, and
the Vice President stopped the reading
The emotion OF the dy ing man III the
easy chair III racked him at this juno
ture that another Senator, plying him,
requested that solely on Account of his
feeble condition the reading might be
suffered n, psoceed. Mi, Was asschted
to. Hal it been otherwise, perhaps the
anger OF the Old parson wou "a have con-
sumed him where he sat. .a,.. ..r....,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
A Wonderful Salt Mine.

The great Hu,nJoidt salt mine, near
Austin, Nevada, is described by Cali
fbflia paper as ios,tii ~ ike alsse ifozrn
oser. The ss.i t IA a. iartt aud as smooth
as ice. w ere ii not for line particles
which &ra ooudss.seu fionl vapeEs- arls
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
A Look into The Senate-Thurnian n
and Brownlow.

In the Senate man is looming Of
whom that body has the best reason to
be proud. Senator iThurman's mere
physical presence is imposing, and his
bearing the manifest that can be sup
posed. His intellect is o lantern which,
when he speaks. fairly irradiates the
chamber. As debator he Is confessed
to stand III the foremost rank. He new
er speaks without having something
nay much. 10 say, and that something is
always driven straight 10 the point ut
issue. He Invariably commands the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
WIN. w. ALLEN,

IrFICE tND RFSlpFNCE third door nortl
" of the Steam Mill, Upton, Iowa. 29vl5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
E. H. REIGART. M. D.

ntficc with Dr. J. r. Kennedy. Residence
~ third door south of Methodist church. Tip
ton Iowa. q ggrs #%f niiyl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
FROM JAPAN.
M. Stewards visit There-Prspose1
tsbte Telegraph ts Earope-A DfplO-
mSttC Rupture. Ar.
T,iscrapked E1<lnsirsls 20 ne Rreus.e Sar.

felscrdpAed k1<lRsireis 70 TAs Rrexi.e SsGr.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1T. Scott Steua-,.
Cnit,d States cOp>al A. HiOso, who u on a leave
Of ahstnce. arrived by the steamship China
accompanied by twelve young japanese s.a-
dent. The China bring over i2.ooO packages
OF tea. Three hundred and thirty packages
have been sold for New Work.
letter from Hon. VIM. A Seward, dated IN
ne Inland Sea, oct 18th, says be was well. His
ttiP Was pier ssnt one. Mr. Stewards visit 10
japan W.. tie event Of q month. He was the
guest OF Minister nelcng. a. Yokohama, AMI
Coz sal shepherd az Neddo. The FIRST interview
sNSt gwen 70 private individual by the M
hAoo was given 90 Mr. Seward. The only per
sohs present were Messrs. DelOng and shepherd
ton. - SO teea
Ibe Danrh envoy has succeeded in neso.fa-
ing WIN ne government ~ Japan for the com
htuoh OF geographic con np,catson hft,yeen
Japan aud Europe. &C"
diploma. c RAPTURE has occurred he.w.
the French minister sud the japanese ,-oreyn.
merit, growing out Of a japanese neatrslity
pro lie nation my
The French Il, q has ieft Yokohama. Tn.
Destination - unknown.
isplnese merchants rived to shil on %
cards OF silk wcrms 90 Europe.
The typhoon at Yokohama caused gseAt
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
~ The spinsters Of Atlanta have lost their
SOrOsis-brOken up by marriage.

~ The spinsters Of Atlanta have lost their
Sorosis-brOken up by marriage.
ga reporter Of the Boston Commercial
In order to learn the secrets of the business. He
reports the dough mixed by treading It With
dirty feet.
ga female school.teacher In Louisville has
sued millionaire or that city for assault and
battery. Damages $4,000. II pupils were
allowed TO bring suits on the same issue against
sche ol-teachers, the balance might be on the
other eide.
6RMiss Fanny Rutherford, OF Grand Rapids,
Michigan, 10 city physician. When the Ruther-
ford goes feeling . young fellows pulse and
fnde IL beatipg like all posse, sed, how does she
tpow whether its fever or FannyPE
~Alice Mand Kent, London girl OF eigh-
1, enyesrr Attempted sucide with laudanum,
be cause on the eve OF her marriage che wrote .
note 10 an old sweetheart which fell into her
affancied LAYERS hands, and she feared he
would reak of with her. She was committed
for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

The PI0EEE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
II the District Of Columbia having fully organized
the Land Department Of the institution, pre-
pared 60 purchase squares Of ground lin whole
psrtl In eligible locations, with the yiey Of anms-
diately commencing the erection of dweings It's
members. Persons having unimproved property for
sale requested 90 address stating
location aud termsl to Me-srs. Rsbert Downing. &
W Bfuf and h q. Campbell, building Comm ittee,
and seld or mail the same 90 Rev. >. 10 Roberts.
fPresi5eat } No $50 q street. or 20 John H. Nj
vsns. q cretsry. No. 81 Louisiana avenue.
The members 81 the Association wishing 20 sub
init plans and specifications estimates &c. for the
er ction Of houses ranging in cost from on -
50 30. invited 90 for yard the q thu Buid
ing Committee above named for inspect on aud con-
sideration.
By order Of the Directors
JOHN X ELvANS.
nul7 cow S.t-rr.ary n
IRep Pat. eo2r: sun. Chrou Cav q Her 2fi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

Tbs NIPsIc arrived at the Washington navy
yard yesterday afternoon at o'cloci brin s;ny
up the marines who were sent from here 10
Norfolk previous to tie late ele :tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

GRACE GREENWOOD has an interesting article
on Joseph Mazz.n', in the New York Trib4ae Of
yesterday, made mp from personal recollec ions.
sc. g." We may ad has just recovered from a
9 mewhat obstinate attack OF bilious illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

THE MARRIAGE Of Gea. Charles Ewing, o.
this city, TO an Ohio lady, Is announced TO take
place at the end of the present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
Our Minister 20 China Cen.ured

It1'9raphod krciEsireiy 70 In EreHiag Star.
SHANGHAI Oct. ~. win San FTlnciscO. Nov.
1.-THE return OF the United stat y Consul
GENERA. Mr.. Seward. was celebrated by din
ner, at Which Acmira' Rodgers and other lead
ing Americans were pre- mt. The NssCsi.'tsr
contains several editorials on United States
Minister Low, accpeing him o. gross neglect
and wanton disregard OF duty in the matter of
the Ten in me .cre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

WANTED TO GIVE WHISKY An OLD FLAVOR
In answer to telegram Of Joseph 8. Finch &
Co., Of Pittsburg, as to whether "the teaching
Of spirits at distillery through peaches before
reaching receiving tubs 10 admissible, under
late rulings" the Acting Commissioners Of
Internal Revenue replies that "leacbing
spirits through peaches is not regarded a
admss able in d'stilleries under decision of
November Sth, as it imparts q material in the
spirit that remains incorporated herewith after
the manufacture Ii complete"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

TIE INGAGEMBNT Of MIR. Corcoran, of this
ely, and Miss Sarah Beck, daughter Of Hon
j. s. Beck, OF kentucky, is published in tie
New York papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
BATCHKIOB's HAIR DYE

Thn Splendid Hair Dye ID the best in the World
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
ead, nor any rftose poison to produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusye preparafiona
6oastng virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had fAuiy years'
the only perfect Hair Dye-tlack or Brown Bold
y Al Druggists. Applied ct 16, Bond street, New
10TH fe5- tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

, THI ILLInors ELxcTIoN.-The ofaciai majori-
~ Of Hawley. republican, In the fourth congress
sional district g Al: The latest returns, nearly
lows: Serate, 80 republicsps and IS democratic;
House, 10l republicans and rs democrats. Or
the republicans in tho House are clessed a.
Independent republicans, but 8 Of the number
have declared their determined adherence to
the republican organization. What the views Of
the other three are Rave not been made known
well, Congressman elect from that district, won
In vageIs upon his own election $1,000 over
and ABOVE all his campaign expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

Col. j. II. PULssToN, well known here IS
military agent during the war, has been admits
ted as par sner in the house o. Jay Cooke s. Co, ,
and sailed for England last week. to be con-
nected with the London branch OF the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THksE fACTS DHMAND IMMEDIATE CON
81 niHkATION.-Diseases should be guarded az ainst
OF " must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences rsuhsr life q burden Combat
men one malaria, purity IL blood, put the in
petite. Danish every sign of dyspepsia or rheuma-
ugm, ncres ee the vigor of both body and mind and
can only be done with safety, certainty and pronpS-
ness by Charles Gautier's Native Wine Bitters; %
says pc pular opinion, endorsed by many of the Io0f
eminent physicians, who assure of the complete
nt3ry OF these over all other Buffers 1t has abso
iutely driven them out Of the market here II has
oeep introduced GautiSrs Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of all druRRists o;2str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
FOR THIRTY YEARS
mas tnat well Known standard and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER.

manufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Providence
hscon oeen before the public and in that time has
used By people of all nations
ren,e ddema1ns TO- day. that same good and efficient
severe pain has never been e0uailed and il has
Earned Worldwide popularity by its intrinsic
merit. NO curative agent has had 80 wide spread
sac or given such universal The various
MS Tor WHICH the Pain Killer is an unfailing cure
~ VOC wen known TO require apuiation in this
a9verisement. As an external and internal medi-
cme the Pain Killer stands unriyalled. Directions
accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists
Price Is cts, 50 cts and 81 Der bottle nos eolmAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

LAND SAILS II MARYLAND.-The real estate
Of Joseph Forrest, comprising about 5000 acres
Mary's county Md, has been sold for SIS 2SO
The home farm was purchased by Mrs. Henriet-
Ia G. Forrest fer 81 ,055; the Goat Greek" estate
residue by John Parsons, ESQ.,, for 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
" ashington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR-The receipts from this
source to- day were S359,5Q9 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
DY GREEN q WILLIAM, Auctioneers,
ID No SIG SoutosoGt corner Of 7th end strsses


TRUSTEES SALE OF UHIaPRoyEp PROP
BRTY FR0ETIN0 ON sf8EHT SOUTH,
NAB ThE COME Oh SECOND srReEf
), 1irtn. q : as.d OF trust. d,ted the ,ssh
dag OF October, A. ID. ls6e. and duly recorded in
yashinstoo county In the District q colgmbi.,
dsy q koysnber. a; D: $50. e oc,eck ?; N, 81
w.shfnston tno.n ssd described e part Of Lou
seven hundred aud twenty nine, (73s,I BEGINNING ~
the oaxnc st Defnt on a street. south one Hundred
and eleven fest and teq inches Of the southeast
ner 81 sid square, and running thence north seven
Onve feet end Line rs feet einches theuce
east eighteen fest thence sou1h seventy ave feet md
nine tDches as feet inches thanee west eighteen
feet 70 Tie pla0s Of bsgiaRi.g, With the improve
IsimE One half eash, tef which ssa must be paia
month. w, y ;nse seo pslsnce e six and twelve
euired to give Ieeaiseory hotss for the DEFERRED
layments, secured By . DECD Of trust on the proper
" and u az the terms Of sAle be not complied With
vtnn nve Days IRON dsy ie, the trustee rsseryts
s9e 70 resell the property ~ the risk and eeet
on tne defaultng purchaser, upon giving one week
notice OF such resale by edvertssmeut in some news
paper In the city OF W Arlington, ID. o. Ali convey
ancine and stamps q the cost OF the purchaser.
CHABLBe q. CALLAN, Trustee.
no neo&de GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

CHICAGO, Nov. IA fire occurred this After
noon in Bowers bloch, on Randolph street. The
damage to the building 10 SO 600; insurance
e25 900. The first floor was occupied by Glenn.
emit, Morton 81 Co., dry goods, whose loss IL
$50 ,0C0; insurance 5000.
1eer manufactory of Messrs. 4. ID. Albro g.
Bro, and the machine room OF the Queen City
Furniture Company we're burned tonight. The
and machinery; insured for e10. GEO. principally
In home companies, and 81 900 In Hartford
The less Of the Queen City Company is about
$50 700; insured for e5.0o0. The building be
about $40, 900; insured for $4,000. The total
loss blythe fire IL estimAted 1t go 900. The IRE
originated In the machinery room OF the Queen
City Company. and has thrown one hundred
men out OF employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

THIS WINTERS IcE CRoP-rA. Present suB-
ply, and ": DemGRd--Reports from the various
Ice districts indicate extensive preparations in
progress for the ingatbeTing this winter of a
larger ice crop than ever before. The ice pzuic
OF The past season win be memorable IN oil,
future time. IL extended all over the rincipal
points Of the country. As result. large num-
bers OF people viii go into the business through
out the Northern States this Winter. Many
new ice houses are either completed, or nearly
so, and thousands OF tons viii no doubt he
sta cked in the open air, 20 be removed az the
earliest Opportunity. Numerous plans co-ope-
rative or otherwise, in opposition 10 existing ice
monopolioe have been discussed, and some have
assumed practical shape. The most prominent
actual organisation effected is that of the Con-
eumers Ice Company in New York, who
intend 70 REAL ice ct about cost price. Thew
have nearly completed the largest ice house in
the world. IL IL located near Germantown, on
the Hudson, and has a storing capacity OF about
rocco tons. In Maine large number Of store
houses have been erected. and preparations ON
great scale have been made Tor the coming
harvest. The increased facilities will add so
far as known about 800 600 tons to the usual
supply. At the present moment the market 10
nearly exhausted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

The CENSUS RETURNS for the eastern dist ct
OF Texas shows, in round numbers, q population
of 1s50o0, sgairs st $40 for 1860; and for q
counties in the wests, n DISH ct, popu ,iion OF
1871 !, against 81 ,5t9 In 1860.