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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18
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PORT or .JEEI.l.>'fiRf.I. DEC"is. Ia.
SUN KosE............. IA MOON sETS......... MON
sun SETS..... ...... 40
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the La!;" Grey, Norfolk, to
VI Eldridgc & Co.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to 4
Wheat.
Steamer Wuwasct, FowlkcS, Curri"man 10
Potomac Ferry Co.
Schr Joseph Baxter, Boston, to VI E!dridge
Il Co.
MEMORANDA
Schr VI Monson, Dayton, for New Bedford
hence ut New London 18th.
Sclr Ella, for Norwich hence, ut New Lon
don loth.
Schr Eva, Champlin. from this port for Nor
with ut New London 18th, reports having had
"a succession of heavy westerly gales and cold
weather; WAS driven off the coast several times,
and during gale OF the 18th, when near Mon
tauk, lost overheard first mate, ntmcd Dobear,
a native of Montville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

The parade of the New York 1ntcruationals
came off yesterday. The procession was very
large one. Tenuie G. Clahin and Mrs. Wood
hull, appeared in the ranks, Miss Tennic carry
ing flag inscribed with these words, Social
and political equality for both sexes. Devene
and May, late commanders of Fort d'Issy, act
ed as pail bearers, and walking with them were
a number of Paris refugees. Gen. Ryan, of
Cuban fame, and O'Donovan Rosa, were
prominent There was no disorder whatever
attending the passage Of the procession through
the streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

The interest in the progress aud dolhgs
Of the Grand Duke Alexis, has viSibly declined
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

4 letter from Annapolis, in the Baltimore
Gazette says, that it seems probable the tcsti-
mony tor the State in Mrs. Wharton's case
will not be concluded yet tor several days.
Nearly dozen witnesses remain to be examn-
ed, and the question of the admssibility of a
good part of their testimony will give rise to
much argument. The testimony for the de-
fence will then occupy the Court at least a week
unless afternoon sessions be held, and it may
be concluded that the argument of the case
will not be commenced until about Christmas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18
BY T.. a. Nerby, Auctioncer.

4 VALUABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX
IA COUNTY AND a VALUABLE fSsA
HOUSE AND LOT IN ALEXANDRIA. l5ta
CITY, VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue Of II deed
of trust executed by Aaron Bruin and PauIina
Bruin, his wife dated February lst, 1869, and of
record in the Clerk office OF the County Court
of Fuirtax, and in the Clerk office OF the Coun-
ed, us trustee in said deed named, will expose To
sale at public auction, ut ManassnS Station, on
the o., A. & NJ. K. r., on TIL RoDA1, the
twenty-tirst day Of December next 1871, 1T "
q clock m, if the weather should be suitable Oh
that day-if not the next suitable day thereafter,
two certain TRACTS OF LAND BY said de-
cree conveyed, and both situated in said county
Of Fairfax, State of Virginia, and adjoining the
lands Of Joseph Holden and Others and lying
on the stream known as Bulls Run; the one con-
tanning about two hundred and twenty five
acres, and the other containing about eighLy-n!nc
acres the two parcels forming tract OF land Of
about three hundred and fifteen acres.
The said tract o. land is of excellent natural
soil; in good 2tate OF improvement. with new
comnDdious and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, and all necessary outhouscs, and are
within three miles of MANASSAS station.
And on FRIDAY, the I'D day Of December
next, 1871, at II clock m, on the premises, in
the city of Alexandria, Il ccrt. n LOT or PIECE
OF LAND, situated in the city of AlcXandrin,
on st. Asaph rnd Wilkes streets, with Two
HOUSES coated thereon.
The terms OF sale required by the deed, TO be
cash for the amount sec lrcd by sad deed but
All arrangement will probably be made with the
creditors by which credit of six and twelve
months will be given on the amount due under
said deed and longer credit for the residue %.
the purchase money.
nov l7-eots DRURY WOOD, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

The following marriage notice is from Tex
as paper Married on the LIST instant, by ear
ly caud!e-light, at the wigwam Of the bride,
in the town Of Mason, Mason county, Texas, by
james NJ. Hunter. esq, presiding justice of
said county, Senior Robert Gardner, Of the Re-
public Of Mexico, to Miss Amy Perryman, of
the renowned tribe of Seminole Indians, and
one of the few followers of the noted chief,
Wild Cat"
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, it is said, has received
ten offers Of marriage within year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

FAUoUlER COUNTY. = From the Warrenton
Index. I-Charlcs Bragg died suddenly at his
residence last Thursday morning, in the Glst
year Of his age. He was a man of generous
impulses and genial nature, a kind neighbor,
an indulgent parent, and an incorrupuble mag
lstrate.
By recent sale under decree of the court,
the Warren Green property has again passed
into the possession OF its former proprietors-
Messrs. Jno H and B. F. Rixey. The hotel
business will hereafter be conducted in the
name of MIR. Jno II. Rixey, who will give his
personal attention to its management.
DR.. Andrew S. Withers, step-son of II. A.
White aud a native of the county Of Fauquier,
Va, died suddenly last week at his residence
in Wasco county, Texas.
Investigation by physicians Of our town has
satisfied them that there is no case Of small
pox 10 Warrenton.
Died on Sunday the Bird inst, near Rector
town, Uncle Jack Brooks, aged IS years. He
was faithful servant, laboring to the satistac.
ton Of his old master, Major Il. r. Foster. his
late employer A. J. Sampsell, and the public
generally in his shop as Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

CASE OF CRUTCHETT 1.-THE United States
and British mixed commission on Saturday de-
cided several cases; among them hat of
james Crutchctt vs.. the L. S. The claimant
alleges that he is a native born British subject,
came to Washington in 1912, and has since re
sided there for the last twenty-five years. That
in 1886 he became largely engaged in manu-
featuring, building on land purchased and
owned by himself large building,
known as the Mt Vernon factory, fitting up
the same with machinery, motive power tools
materials &C., for the manufacture of articles
of peculiarly American character; interest and
value from timber previously purchase by him
from the Mt. Vernon estate, and intended as me-
MORALS of Gen. Washington. The factory, he
alleges, was, shortly after the breaking out of
the late civil war, taken possession of by u. S:
troops Tor military purposes aud possession re-
tanned by them for many years for the same
uses. Hc admits payment BY the United
States to him for the use of this property to
the amount of S3,0l6, and further sum Of
l,20D for repairs; but alleges that this was an
Inadequate aud insufficient compensation, and
that he received the same under protest. The
claimant presents Claim for 4 balance against
the United States tor Sl73,5Sl. The United
States demurred, but the demurrer was dsal-
owed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

y 0''0D ? " 49, "
Bills for the quarter ending December 18th,
are now ready for delivery. On all bills paid
on or before the first day Of January, 1872 and
none Others ii discount of 10 per cent will be al
lowed If not paid by the 10Th of January, the
flow of gas will be- stopped.
dec lG-lW j, ROABURG, Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

VIRGINIA: In the Clerk Office of the Cor
' poration Court of the city Of Alexandra,
on the llth day Of December, 1871: William
Sales, plaintiff, against Catharinc Sales, defend
ant. In chnnccry.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree di-
vorLing the complainant, William Sales, from
the band Of matrimony with the defendant,
Catharine Sales, his wife
tered her appcarence and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that he
is not resident of this State: 1t is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect herinterest in this and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Alexandria Guzette, newspaper published
in the city OF Alexandria, once week for four
successive weeks and posted at the front door Of
the Court House of this city. A copy test
NORTON MARYE, Clerk
A. s. G. +. Stuart, p. q. dec lS-iuw4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18

TOWNSHIP EXPENSES IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
The following are the amounts expended for
the different townships expenses exclusive of
the school tax:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-18
BY L. ID. Harrison, Auctioneer.

LATIMER & CLEAR7, AUct' rs.
Washington, dec l6-td
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
NEW YoRK HERALD SATURDAY oyrcBER H. 18n-rRPLE SHEET

Lexington the telegraph wires are down. and no
intelligence can be Communicated except by Doasss
aod many OF them dare not approach tne snore.
Inc sufferers here are wen provided ~ soon
- the intelligence was announced th0t nearly
two nundred persons were In our city appoeun9 70
our CHARITIES our citizens visited the steamer
Huron Hing at the dock. ana one 9, t1e
our eyes we have ever seen. The CABIN a0d
stateio0ms were crowded with an eager. careworn
shoes or stockings, hats, caps or clothing eno1gn
to 60 INTO the streets. Mothers had infants Ia
their arms not q week old, others two ana
three children in their laps crying. One man had
both eye eyes badly burned and bandaged; Anotnes
had his face all burned over and his breast ana
arms burned to Q blister. Physicians soon came
and carriages were provided and the suffering ones
short time all were provided for. the injured ones
are mostly at Thompson's Hall, where they have
Bandages, clothing, medicine and provisions have
been sent In IN abundance, and ladies are canvass
Ing the city for more. This morning few navlne
friends out Of the city and wishing to reach tnem
were furnished means Of transportation.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. IS, 1871.
Full particulars OF the burning OF MarnStee,
Mich, on Sunday night were received to-day.
About ten O'Clock the fire engine gave out after
which the flames ravaged. without resistance, the
helpless town, the wind blowing gale all night.
The loss Is estimated at nearly $1,000, ,000 upon
which there is only $50, 900 insurance.
The sunerings OF the people are beyond descrip-
ton, Manistee being so far beyond immediate COM
munication that considerable time passed before
their wants could be made known. The people
Of Grand Rapids and Grand Haven
promptly supplied their immediate necessities,
and Senator Ferry and the Mayor OF Grand
Rapids have issued an earnest appeal TO the people
OF the whole State for aid They say the latest news
from Manistee more than confirms all previous re.
ports OF the suffering there existing. The necessities
OF the people are imperative. They need immedi-
ately nour. meat and clothing. Direct all supplies
to Senator Ferry. Grand Haven. A government
vessel VIII carry all contributions from Grand Ha-
ven to Manistee IS e.a el4 .t..
The people OF Detroit and other cities In Michigan
are responding noblI 70 the appeal made 70
their generosity, car load OF provisions leaves
here tonight for Grand Haven, and one
goes from Lansing IN the morning. Large
quantities OF clothing. bedding and pro-
VISIONS are being forwarded By boats to
Bort Huron, Lexington and Port Saniac for the
relief OF the sufferers Hundreds OF destitute people
have spngregated at those places. n TIA
LATER. .- ,HA e
Reports from Holland announce that Rev. Mr..
Scott is safe, and Is now believed that no lives
were lost at the burning or that town.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

Lospoy % hosEi MAsxEr.-LosDos. Oct ls--4.NP.M-
Cousos closed ~ VIZ for ana ga. for the 40
count American securities heavy rive-twsntv bonds
lsS2s, wk Isoo's, sSk: 1875 S0k tenfortios SIX
60c = '-''S"'s'' S0''
LIvEnpooL CorToN MARKET-LryrHrooi Oc1 II.
r M;mocotson trn hidiling uplands Szd middline
eanr ivu sa'es OF the day, 1000 bales 1000
ior cspo, and spscnation Sales ship named
week, 81 bales which 06 were FOR erpor, and "a
M srr stock on hand .co bsis q which
including i3OV0 American. Actual export s06O bsles
ihApE AT nANcHEsTKR.-LrvKRPOoi, Oct ly-P. NJ
and fabrics ID steady. - 80
oLIvnRrooL BRRADerUvrs MARxHr.-LrvRWvooI- Oct
iiS ~ r M-Breadstu6s 6rmer. Wheat-Cafornia white,
~ zl red spiing LA Cd lls I'd winter, Iis I0d
Receipts OF wheat during the last three
ncndng iSooo American. CornNo. mined, sla Peas
LivrRrooL PRopuoR MARKKr.-Lrvrapoor Oct IS
20 r. M.-Tanow 10. L,nseed oil, sAs. - n 80 -.
LONDON PRoDuon MARKKT.-LoNDoN.~ Oct t3-- Evan.
pG-cslSusa lnsssdA ~ ". sSaEm On aA 5 sls
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
THE PHILADELPHIA RIOT.


Funeral Of the Murdered Mnjor Catto--A
Cowurdly Assassinn ti0n- -InvesfigatIon by
the Coroner.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 13 1871. .
The police are searching for the murderers Of
Cato and Chase Cato was major OF the colored
brigade. Ge fral Wagner, In his order for the
parade OF the regiment 10 attend the funeral on
Monday. Says
was while IN the obcynx order he had received
N soldier that him. Having been ordered
by the Assistant Aduant General Of the brigade TO notify
moe be ready al In tho suppression OF the riot then
in progress proceeded homo obtain his equipments
assaulted With bludseos, Knocked down and nortaliy
pistol shots through the heart and In his right
arm shoulder and left thigh Thus terminated the life
CattO Conscientious and faithful officer,
bored effectively IN the organization of this
fell honored and respected soldier OF the
In civil life he known as an accomplished scholar and
whose thorough knowledge Of the languages render
dincut TO 81! ka professors <aIr. He upright
Christian whose pety was lofty and sincere;
patriot who Ills country her darkest
teous gentleman and valiant soldier who died a. he had
lived, wthHdt fear and without rcproach.
The body Will lie In state at the City Armory on
Monday MN
the Coroners jury Is investigating the murder OF
Cato. The evidence Is conclusive that Frank Kelly
was the murderer Some witnesses testify that Cato
not fire. The police sergeant sw0re 20 finding pls.
to- on the body OF the deceased, but 1t was empty
am cac ct been recentlv fired. ---S
This afterhooH large meeting Of the citizens wSs
held 10 express Indignation at the murder OF PROBES.
sor Cato. Addresses were made by Colonel A X
Mcclure, Rev. J. Walker Jackson, w. b. Mann ex.
Governor Pollock and others.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

eDo ~ - UBioed seatea. Mr Wsbb tnnks sha<
unless Congress shall 40 something q the next 49,
SION 70 aid steam navigation every American nso
yeaf.
AppsIssSssss ~ tho Prsssdsst.
Tho President has appointed Edward l. Ston6
Collector Of Customs for the District OF Texast
William Mckichael Assistant Attorney General. and
Charles ChssIey solicitor Of Internal Revenue. Z
New York Cusss0 House Appeistnoats.
The following appointments In the New York
Custom House were confirmed st the TreasuU:-
John Il. Kimberly entry clerk; James n whedcr.
amendment clerk; A. @. Rankin, Frank 7. Barker.
William 3. Burdic, Fred. O. INLAY, A. :. Wukinseasf
W. d. Essendorf ana Charles ID. clark. clerks; Alex
auder II. Keech and e. @. Gaunresu, inspectoss.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
TELEaRAPHIo NEWS ITEMS.

The Yale Nine VIII play the New Haven Stars game OF
base bail for the amateur chsmponshp at New Haven to-
day. Nf
Cincinnati fearing an naux Of thieves and rouehs the
Mayor has ordered the arrest of all Suspicious persona
Homer A. Neson declines democratic nomination fov
State Senator In the Eleventh district 80 -
Republican County Convention at Buffalo vrstsrssv
nominated L. L. Lewis for State Senator. II7-
An additional number OF the bodies Of Noh Caroiniaps
who fel - GetysourG nave arrived at Raleigh, N @.
II 10 announced that guarantee fund been raised nv
ton, and viii continue business. - y 80
battalion Of cavalry will compose the escort NJ ths nm
ceson Mt the laying OF the OF the Boston Psr
Once Monday, the order calling the Firs BRIGADE OF
militia having been rescinded.
The schwabe Gallery OF Fallen Heroes was sold AZ auction
IN Boston yeserday by OF the mortasgcs Il hid
10 By one OF the mortgages for $4,000 -
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

dinburs Merchants asd the Nrsnicipa aI,sy
Moving. &at igle
EDINBuRG, Oct 1a 1871.
members OF the Edtnburg Chamber OF Com.
have adopted, unanimously. q resolution
the Lord Provost to call q mass meeting
ems In order that q rellef Committee NAV
d and commissioned 10 take measures
M tan the distressed people OF Chicago.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
LIVERPOOL.

The City and American Chambers Of Conn
ar luern nnerce. at.as.a ssPU t.V E1
.s#s LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1s, 1871.
The Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce took mea-
sures for the relief Of the people OF Chicago during
the meeting yesterday. ~ e
/, A sum OF Gso0 was voted from the funds for the
purpose. .a' w. "a
The American Chamber OF Commerce In Liverpool
appropriated $4,000 TO the Chicago relief find to-
day, and tho association has summoned mass
meeting In order 70 receive further aiu for the SUI
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
SOUTHAMPTON.

Mercantile Liberniity and . General Call ,o
p attl the Citixess.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. l3, 1871.
Inc leading mercnants OF Southampton have
opened SUBSCRIPTION isr Tor the Chicago aid fund.
They call on the inhabitants renerav fo conrr,nu,a
according to their means. y ~S~-'D1'o
the Mayor OF Southampton has issued an appea,
for the suffering people OF Chicago. calnr on the
citizens to contribute money aud clothing.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
Successful Progress Of the Charitable
Work in the Old World. o''@
London, Liverpool, Southampton. Edinburg, Her.
lin, PariA Frankfort and Dublin Respond
Immediately and Nobly to the Call from
Chicago-The Canadian Railway Rep
resentatives Ective and Liberal
Municipalities and Private Citi- sp.
s zsns Kournful but In En- sa
% ergete Effort aae
TELEsaAMs TO THE NEW Yuax HERALD.


The work for the relief OF the Chicago sufferers
progresses muniHcenty aud universally. not only In
this CITY, but IN the neighboring towns Of England
and on the Continent .sa.t4e
The following reports present the main features
Of the movement as they nave been seen during
yesterday and to-day
LONDON CITY.
The Lord Mayor, Aldermen ana Councilmen OF the
city Of London assembled In special corporate mees
ing In Guildhall TO-DAY. .s a. s
The Right Honorable the LORD Mayor took the
chair. .--ts4-t a leA i4las4t t ta
After the reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting the subject OF the Chicago nre and its un-
harpy consequences was on1cially considered. N.
Resolutions OF sympathy appropriate 10 the occa-
sion were adopted unanimously, and 1t was further
more agreed TO and ordered unanimously that the
OF 1000 guineas be taken from the city treasury
and forwarded Immediately TO the United States,
to be placed to the credit OF the Mayor Of Chicago
and applied for tho relief OF the sufferers by the fire.
PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTIONS IN LONDON. ~
The Lord Mayor OF London received money SUBJ
scrptions from private individuals In the city during
the day yesterday 18th instant which exceeded
seven thousand pounds sterling In the aggregate.
BANKERS CONTRIBUTIONS u teg
Messrs. Barring, Morgan. the Rothschilds and
Brown shipley 4 Company, bankers, OF London,
have subscribed 81 900 sterling each to the Amcri-
can relief fund. t -. VI
TaE ANGLO-CANADIAN RAILROAD CORPORATIONS
The representatives OF the Great western Railway
Canada, subscribe 81 600 sterling for each OF these
CORPORATIONS. ',ss ~ - Ha'e 74's5t z. l
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
ARREST OF WESTERN DEsPERADoEa

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Oct. H. 1871.
The ringleader OF the gang OF desperadoes who
ATTEMPTED to throw passenger train from the
track night before last has been arrested The gang
were part or a chicago plundenng party neeino
from Pinkertons detectives, with the Intention or
raiding on Racine or Milwaukee. This Intention
being apprehended, the railroad authorities prc-
vented them from coming further north. They re.
taliated by attempting wholesale slaughter OF pas
senQerS. -
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

Omcial Call for an Amcricau Meeting.
PARIS Oct IL, 18Th
United States Minister washburne has issued an
o11ctal call for an American meeting TO be held In
this city tomorrow, that his fellow citizens resi-
dent here may subscribe for the relief Of the Chicago
sufferers.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
DUBLIN.

Citizen Cali for a Civic Assemblage Of Relief
-a4an 4l4 4H aM DUBLIN. Oct. 1S, 1871.
Many OF the most prominent citizens OF the me-
tropoMs OF Ireland have joined In requisttion TO
the Lord Mayor OF Dublin asking hum to call pub
lie meeting "ror the purpose Of establishing Chi
caQo Relief Fund.- ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
FRANkFoRT-oN-THE-MAiN.

Bankers and Merchants as Prepasandists o.
Charity.
FRANKFORT ON.TH1 MAIN, Oct. IL, 1871.
The leading bankers and prominent merchants Of
Frankfort take an active interest IN tho Chicago re-
lief movement both by the donation OF very cred
liable contributions and personal efforts for the OBJ
tainmsnr OF subscriptions from their feowcitizens
ana their friends in other German communities.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
TEX LnIST .PROY CHICAGO.
Ths Gtissns itil Nervous and Anxious-Apprs-
hsndsn ~ Conspiracy 10 Ruin the City
Providinafor the Dsstitute-Ths Prospects
Of Nsyspapsr Rssumption : General
e ahsrfan's Soldiers Digging Out ia.
sa1sa and Preserving Order. ls

M CHICAGO. Oct. IS 1871.
The coal yles are burning tuIiously tonight,
lighting up tk heavens for miles around. No dan
ger IL appreisnded. but the illumination makes
many cittzenslnxious.
A small nre occurred this afternoon in the south
west part OF To city, but was extinguished without
the aid OF the Fire Department. The citizens are
highly excited IN the subject Of the incendarism.
and many insis that q determined conspiracy s on
foot to burn upthe city.
sHRIrzR FOR THE HoUsELEss.
Ninety thousand Inhabitants Of the burned district
have come Ger into the West Division and found
temporary abiding places with the dwellers. Food
in profusior - distributed to the churches ana
scnoolhouseA Some OF the aboring classes take
advantage OF the free distribution and refuse to
work for less than dollar an hour. ~
One hundred destitute children were provided
with homes In Cincinnati.
MAMMOTH SOUP HOUSE
Is In rapid process OF erection by the Cincinnati Re-
lief Committee. and when finished will be turned
over to the Chicago authorities to be run all winter
at an expense OF about sl2 per day. 1t will supply
hundreds with nourishmenr daily. H
THE MILITARY FORCE
has been increased by General Sheridan and guards
are placed on almost every block where vauables
are buried In the debris OF the nre. Hundreds or
snanties for temporary dwellings are being put up
IN the burned district. There is an enormous de-
mand for lumber and It has run up from $13 to $l7
per thousand for common. Multitudes OF people
are leaving the city for st. Louis and other points
West. The Mayor grants free passes to women and
children. ,ral eshtlls tesE1 sgM@
TIE NEWSPAPERS. tf# #f Heas. sfe
J. B. Mccullough, OF the Republican, lost $4o, 900,
but resumed publication today Story, OF the
Times. will not reissue for month. William Og-
den, head Of the Chicago Committee. has lost over
$4ooo.ooo by the Chicago aud Green Bay, wis.,,
fires. tf r-ts 3HF
The water works' man pumps are undergoing re.
pair and VIII be at work In few days. The Trio
une OF to-day suggests that II ealrs, g3t N.
TIE GOVERNMENT WILL SPEND FIVE MILLIONS or
DOLLARS , f
for new government buildings it will DO more than
anything else to restore public confidence. On the
whole, excellent order has prevailed since the nre
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE AMERICAN IN.
STITUTE FAIR