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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-20

NEW YORK, July 19.-Coston a shade firmer fol
poorer classes; sales 1889 bales; Middling upand.
20sc. Floui-saes $500 bbls Western duh and shade
easier for low grades State 70 a IS; Southern 81
q co. Wheat quiet and shade easier tor poorer
grades; prime firm and in moderate export demand
sales l24 900 busn No Spring at SO a. 40 afioat
Winter lied and Amber Western A q 30. Corn
active and shade easier; sales 2l0,00O BUSH. soft
MSed Western 65 69yc; good to choice 20 q Tic
Sosing at TOc. Oats shate lower and in moderate
er si sales $1,000 BUSH. Ohio at 6s a 72c; West
"a e5 "a g 6i9 Pork dull new messl4 Is q Ia 50 a
ter dull: Ohio 10 y, w. Lard less firm at 81 lie But
si western tree 9iac. Rice quiet; Carolina 1
pa,an; sugar a lover Muscovado "a 9ci; lair to GOOD
naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine firm at "a @ i9c'
.osh qulet; sales at 124 a 20 for Strained St
t fu tn Crude l4 refined 25sc. Taow fairly ae
O, Freights 70 Liverpool rmer. Cotton Id; Flour l..
Cd; Corn SD 49, A'oui Is
GHI0Aeo. July 1s.--Flour dull and prices nomi.
nal wheat hrmer; Spring IL. Corn weak and
declined sci No. at 40lc. Oats weaker; No Q AZ a.
" iuac; rye active and easier; No 2, Size. Barley
quiet; No. Spring 20 a 74c, seller AUX. High wine.
steady at9c Pork active and declined 25c at IA II
cash Tor messc. Live Hogs active at 20 "a 90
Reeeipts-3 900 bbls. -four, 10000 BUSH wheat, 1884,
push corn 5000 bush. oats, 10000 bush. rye, 4OO(
Shipments-2Oc0 bbls. -four, % 900 bush. wheat
24o 600 bush. corn, 10000 BUSH oats 1000 BUSH rye
bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 10 Pork duh; holders are un-
willing to make concession, with small sales at IA 30
purchases OF magnitude cannot be made at quota
tiens. Lard dull and dropping; 1OJc asked and loo
offered, Bulk meats duh and nothing doue Bacon
in tar demand at lower rates; Shoulders 6ic: Clear
RIB sides s4c clear sides SIC. Hogs in good demand
az full prices, 20 @ 60. Cattle dull at 90 "a 25
Whiskey in active demand prices advanced 10 92c
TOLEDO, July 19-Flour dull. Wheat dnu and
declined q &c: White Wabash %; FAmber Michi-
gan Il; No. Amber Illinois "a q rs; No 2 re-
Jected red O2t. Corn dull; high mixed 5j5; yellow
51tc. Oats quiet and unchanged; No 1, co. No. 2,
554e; Michigan size.
CHARLESTON, July l9.-Cotton quiet; Middng
uplands l9ic.
SAVANNAH, July 19.-Cotton inactive; Miodling
uplands 19ic.
MOBILE July 19.-Cotton dull; Middling upands
1914 q 19Ic. Ni''''''
REV ORLEANS. July 19.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; Middling uplands 2O4c.
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The Wool Narlxe.. .

Especial Dispatch by International Line
BOSTON, July 19.-i Reported for the Press.l-The
following is list of prices quoted this aiternoon:
Domestic-Uhio anu Pennsylvania pck-lock 90 @9
IS; dochoice Xxx Go q Csc; line 81 e C3c; medium
81 a. 63c; coarse So a 60c; NJ chgan extra anu AA
go "a 65c; fine go q Gle; medium gu g Ole; COM
mon 30 a. 51c other Western nne AID extra 6U "a
62c; medium go "a Gle; common So q Use pulled ex-
ira 20 q Coo: superfine so a t5a No at 40 g 50c
eOmbing fleece at 50 q 67c California at 2S "a Doc
Texas at 80 q 46c: Canada conibing tS a zoe; Smyr
ma washed at 20 az 40c, unwashed Is 9 Soc; Buenos
Ayres at 81 90 ~; Cape OF Good Hope at 80 q 42c
Mestiza pulled so a SOC.
Remarks-The market for wool Is firm and active;
manufacturers are making liberal purchases and re-
ceIvers indifferent abo at selling. having iuli con-
dence that prices will be sustained for some lime to
come. The receipts OF domestic continue large and
the entire clip OF the West is fast finding its way TO
the seaboarO, good portion of which is on manuiac
turers account. In New York the receipts OF fleece
have been quite liberal, but there has been good
demand and fuli rates obtained for all parcels
disposed OF. There has been an improved demand
lor california and prices are tIihe irmer. The
STOCK OF Texas and Georgia is about exhausted and
consequently nothing OF moment has TRANSFERRED IN
either description. Pulled wool continues in active
request and The advanced rates maintained La
rhli idelphia the supplies Of the clip from the
west continues to pour in, but considerable por-
ZION oil 1t was previously disposed OF. The demand
mas again been very spirited The stocks are much
less than at this period last prices for all
descriptions Iemain firm Tub wool may be quoted
at q cents % ID higher, with an upward tenden-
cy, and the market is relatively bare of this de-
ScriptiOn
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CONNECTlCUT.
nunn gSa nm nf "A->r

HARTFORD, July bat business meeting
of the alumni OF the Westiyn University at
Middletown to-day, resolution was passed
declaring that nothing in the charter of the
University excludes ladies from its privileges
ard expresses the hope that they will avail
themselves Of its opportunities. 1t is thought
that women will be admitted to the privileges
of the institution. The trustees to-day elected
Rev. George Prentice of Boston, to the Pro.
fessorship of Logic and Bellies Lettres, made
vacant by Prof. Newhal1s resignation. The
regular Commencement exercises will occur
on Thursday. The following honorary degrees
will be conferred: DID,, on the Rev. John A.
NJ Chapman and the Rev. John II. Twombly,
President of the University of Wisconsin
LII. D., on the Rev. Matthew Simpson, d D.,
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
John d Runkel President of the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology. the Hon. Geo.
G. Reynolds of Brooklyn, N. Y.
I.egisla,ure.
In the House of Representatives to-day the
State Board of Agriculture was re established.
The liquor law known as the Truman Smith
bill,' making liquor sellers responsible for
damages caused by their customers while in
tOxicated, and containing other stringent pro-
visions were continued to the next general as
sembly.
The citizens in mass meeting to night pass
ed resolutions denouncing Gov. Hoffman for
permitting the Orange parade.
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Supreme Judi-ini COurfs

OXFORD COUNTY.
wEpNEspAY-Salome Mitchell & ais, Petrs,
Persons Unknown.
To be argued in writing in 60 days.
Ludden. Bolster Il Wright.
Charles Holt v. Pleman Holt.
To be argued in writing.
John G. Sweat v. Reuben T. Allen.
Dismissed from LAW Docket.
Hammons. Foster-Harlow.
Joseph Bartlett v, Christopher W. Bartlett.
Dismissed from Law Docket.
Harlow. Virgin & UPTON.
William Ferris " John weare
To be argued in writing in 80 30 and 30.
Ferry. Frye 81 Cotton.
Haven Hutchinson v. John G. Gerry.
Dismissed from Law Docket.
virgin y Upton. A S. Kimball.
John f. Plummer " Inhab. of Sweden.
~. 10 be argued in wiring in 80, 30 and 80.
Virgin-Shaw g. Kimball. Hastings & Walker.
Chas. E. Virgin W Enos Small.
Dismissed from Law Docket.
Bolster q Wright. III. f. Deane-Harlow.
Charles Il Benson v. Nathan e. Swan.
TO be argued in writing during this term.
Harlow Black.
Samuel Goss v. Atlantic Fire ms. Co.
Dismissed from Law Docket.
Davis d. Drummond. T.. Barnes.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Philo Clark v. John Durham
Dismissed from Law Docket.
May & May. Ludden.
Ammon Platt & al. v. James F. Hirst.
Argued.
Frye & Cotton-Luce. May & Maya. Libby
r. Samuel P. Burnell v. DeForest Weld & ais. and
Frs.
To be submitted on briefs.
Know ton & Cornish. Pusifer & Frost
Edward L. Borre v. james Miller
Palsfer & Ford. Frye g. Cotton,
Jesse 5. Lyiord v. Otis N. Cutler.
Argued.
j. ID. Stetson-A. Libby. Frye g. Cotton.
Timothy Heap v. William III Tacler,
D ,,,o.. Exceptions overrged;
Obediah y. West & ux. v. James $. Jordan,
Pulsifer g. Frost @. Record
Inhab. of E. Livermore v. Inhab. of Comma.
=, To be argued in writing in 80, 80 and 80,
may q May. ID. ID. Stewart.
First Bap'ist Society in Leeds v. Perry Grant.
Argued.
John Lee v. Jane Lanahan.
Submitted ON briefs.
Frye q Cotton, NJ, T. Ludden.
Reuben Wiley v. Margery Nichols
10 oe argued IN writing,
Continental Mills, Complt. v. Oliver Dow.
TO be submitted on briefs.
Frye q Cotton. PusiIer & Frost.
YORK COUNTY.
samuel Lord ". Samuel Talbot s. ais.
Dismissed from Law Docket
McIniire. L. 8 Moore
Samuel d. Marston v. Aaron c. Rogers.
10 be argued in writing in 30, 80 and 30
Copeland-Cliffoid. Moore.
Joseph g. Harmon v. Martha j. Moore.
10 be argued in writing; Deft's argument in.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Nath1 Borrie & TX V. lnhab. OF Falm outh.
c. Neither party.
S'rout. Howard & Cleaves,
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MAINE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
Evening SeSsion.-Called to order at p M
A. s. Kinds of Portland was proposed and
elected member of the Association.
Voted that the Treasurer be authorized to
procure such books as are necessary to enable
him to fulfil his duties
Discussion on the subject of school for
Pharmaceutical Instruction resumed and con-
tinued with much spirit up to pretty late
h'ur. 1t was finally referred to the commit
Tee appointed in the afternoon session. who
were 10 collect all the facts, harmonizing them
as iar as possible, with view to the success OF
the plan, and report at an adjourned meetino
The subject OF printing in pamphlet form the
charter CONSTITUTIONS list Of members, and
transactions of the Association, was aiscns,oa
but definite action on this was deferred 70 The
next meeting.
Adjourned, to meet--on Tuesday, the 10Th o.
September ensuing.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, July 1917 80 p M-Synopsis
OF the weather for past "a hours The barome-
ter has fallen since Tuesday evening at the
ROCKY Mountain stations with slight increase
In temperature and southery winds. The
area OF the lowest pressure has passed from
Lake Ontario south eastward, and is now CEN
trail over Delaware. The barometer continues
low on the Gulf coast, but has risen decidedly
from Lake Ontario to Missouri and northw wards.
The Temperature has fallen from the middle
and east Atlantic westward to Arkansas and
Iowa. Fresh winds prevail in the Middle and
Southern States from the southwest and from
the northwest on the lakes Threatening and
rainy weather has prevailed from the Ohio val
ley to Lake Erie and Florida, as also on the
Atlantic coast Clearing up weather is now
reported from Lake Huron to Kentucky and
westward.
Probabilities-It is probable that short but
heavy rain Will pass over Maryland and New
Jersey, aud possibly Connecticut, but a rising
barometer aud clearing weather with fresh
northwest winds are probable for Thursday
from Illinois, Wisconsin and eastward to the
Atlantic coast Threatening will probably
continue in northern Florida with partially
cloudy weather in the interior of the Gulf
States.
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LONDON, July 19-1.3O P. M-Consols 93a a
935 for money and account
American securities-U. S 5-2Os 1862, 928; do 1865
old, 92t; do 1861, 91a; U. S. 1O-4O's 91t.
LIVERPOOL, July 19-1.30 p. M-Cotton Quiet /;
midding uplands 81 q 9Id; sales estimated at 49,
900 bales. -
California Wheat lis 81; Red Western Spring los
Id. Corn 3Us Cd. Lard Sos Sd. Beef 9Gs
LIVERPOOL, July 1880 P. M--Cotton closed
steady; Middling uplands 81 a 3d.
Bacon-Cumberland cut middies 31s.
LONDON, July 1915 P. M.-Consols closed at
93s tor money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2Os 1862 92i: do 1865
old, 92f; do 1867, 91a U. S. 10-40s 9it.
PARIS, July 19.-Rentes closed SCI i5c.
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PREsUMPsCoT PARK AssoCIATIoN.-Am meet
ing of the corporators of this body was held at
the Falmouth Hotel last evening, at which the
act OF incorporation granted by the last legisla-
ture was unanimously adopted. A temporary
organization was effected and committee ap-
pointed to nominate a list of officers for the
permanent organization of the association, to
report at an adjourned meeting to be held at
the Falmouth Hotel this evening at 8 o'clock.
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The Advertiser records wilful and criminal
case OF tampering with the draw of Portland
bridge. The other morning schooner came
along, the draw-teLde. was absent, one of the
crew opened the draw run his vessel through
and left the teams standing on each side to
wait until the draw tender arrived. We hear
that it was opened one night and left opened
long time. By-and-by some one will neglect
to shut the gates and team will drive into
the abe water in the darkness. The County
Commissioners will undoubtedly investigate
the case and apply the proper remedy.
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Cary Concert
CITY HALL
Friday Ecening, July 21st,
For the Benefit OF the
Maine General Hospital.
HERMANN KOTZsCHMAR Conductor
On which occasion
Miss Anna Louise Cary
will appear, assisted by the following talent:
Mrs. Wetherbee,
Mrs. bennett,
'Aessrs' bennett. Ardarania,
Shaw, Mcclellan, Thurston,
Monroe, Haskell,
And the Portland Band

| tickets to the concert 81; no reserved s>ats
d Uo3rs open IL. Concert commence at PM
Iickets OF admission may be Obtained ar the
Music Stores Of Halves &Cragin's, n Middle
street, and Ira G. Stockbridge's, 156 Exchange
street, and at the Hall the evening OF the con-
cert.
At Saco Of Lewis Hodsdon, No. so Factory
Island.
At Biddeford OF f. NJ. Burnbam, 127 Main
street, and E. f. Pillsbury, 1872 Main street.
Az Gorham at the store of X. G.. Harding
AT Saccarappa at the store of Louis p Ed
wards, and Office of the Cumberland Mills
AT Stevens Plains, Deerng, at the office of
DIR. Stone.
At the depot station, foot of Lake Sebago,
or the conductor of the trair.
Inc Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Rail-
, ,oau VIII convey persons purchasing coupon
uckets TO the concert by special train from
Saeo and Biddeford to Portland, and return
after the concert the same evening, free of fare
The Portland & Rochester riilroad will
transport persons purchasing tickets at Cor
ham and Saccarappa for the concert by the af-
teraoon train to Portland, intermediate sta
tons included, returning by special train after
the concert. free OF fare.
The Portland & Ogdensburg railroad will
convey by regular train from the foot OF Lake
Sebago or intermediate stations, to Portland,
persons who may purchase at that depot sta
tiOp tickets of admission to the concert, or Of
the conductor, and return by regular train free
of fare.
The Maine Central railroad will convey by
regular train from Bath or intermediate sta
tons to Portland on the 21st of July, persons
who may purchase Tickets at Bath to the Con-
cert to be given in aid OF the Maine General
Hospital, or of the Conductor Of the train, and
return by regular train on the 22d July free Of
fare.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-20

WHEN THE BODY AND BRAIN are we'll hal.
anced 'he stomach is capable of restoring the
waste' put when the brain is large in proper.
ton, the stomach is incapable o: supplying it;
in other words, the expenditure is too large for
the income. Here lies the cause of SO much
suffering from diseases of the Heart, Liver.
Stomach and Lungs, which is produced by
taxing the nervous system too severely: and
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpopHos-
PHITEs is the only preparation known which
imparts this vitality directly, and consequently
the power to overcome disease.
jy17-d1w&w1t
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PENNSYLVANIA.
EanliIH TrAmhle.

PITTsBURG, July 19.-S. M. Loveridge, for
merry agent of the National Benefit Insurance
Co. was shot in his office to-day by Norris X.
Henry of Utica, Mich. The parties are mar
ried to persons who are related. A difficulty
has grown out of q suit brought through Love-
ridge to recover money from Henry. Henry
came to the Office and asked Loveridge if he
was ready to make a reconciliation, which
LOveridge declined, when Henry Immediately
fired upon him. The ball struck Loverdge, in
the side and lodged in his bowels The wound
is supposed to be mortal. Henry attempted to
shoot again. but was Overpowered, arrested and
lodged in Jail,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-20

WoMAN's RIGHTS was demonstrated at Spur
wink Yesterday. An impromptu association
efladies, numbering about seventy-fve, devils
ed clam-bake at the Merchants Clam Bake
grounds, TO which about forty of the other sex
were invited, and merry day was passed,
MIR. Hill acting as caterer. There is threat
of other similar demonstrations before tho SOC
son closes
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MISSOURI,
Tax DecihiOpp.

ST; LOUIS, July 19.-The Supreme Court has
decided the case of the Pacific Railroad Co.
against the collector of Cole Company for the
payment of county taxes by thesseizure of the
property of the road in favor of the collector,
his functions being simply ministerial and he
is in no way liable for enormous assessments.
Fatal AGray.
Charles Harrison was killed in a quarrel be-
tween soldiers of the 9th cavalary and city
parties in saloon at Kansas City, Monday
nlght; Sherlff Lamban, in attempting to quell
breast, MORALLY woundng him. Two soldiers
man named May and q Mexican teamster
were also wounded
A Swindler.
Deputy Sheriff Clark of Lowell, Mass, has
arrived here with requisition for Horace w
Lane, who has been in custody of the police for
few days past on a charge of obtaining $3O,-
900 worth of patent medicine from DR.. j. G.
Aver under false pretences.
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ARREST OF THIEF.-On Tuesday last
James L. Chase "a jewellery from Boston, was
arrested at Sebago Lake, in Standish, by Dept
Sheriff Dresser, ON charge of embezzlement
of diamonds and jeacelry of the value of sever
al hundred dollars; Chase was accompanied to
Boston on Monday evening by detective Dear
bon of the Boston Police.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-20

Mrs. MANCHESTER. This popular Physician
is meeting with great success in treating dis
eases, and owing to the large number of patti
ents calling for treatment she will be obliged
to prolong her stay. Tnvalids should lose no
time in consulting her at the United States
Hotel
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TENNESSE e.
TENNESSEE.
hnraous Storm and Railroad Accident

STORM ana kkQIrOuu AcclOSut
W. nEMPHIs. Snly ia storm occurred here
last night which surpassed in fury ANYTHING
hsra Witnessed. The telegraph poles north OF
do oro WIRE FRUSTRATED trees uprOoted, and vast
Cine Inc night express train on the Memphis and
' wharieston railroad hence for Chattanooga.
, mneu near GEand junction. run through the
G 1igsse washed away by the flood and engineer
Mnnos was Killed and IL or Is passengers
me rams the night before had washed the
trestie and the enginemen did not observs If
until 10 late to stop the train. The enoine
tender. baggage and two passenger cars fell in,
10 ditch; Inc rear passenger car became
The following is list of the killed and wound
ed,as heard irom:-Killed George j. Gibbs, en-
glneer,aDd Montgomery the.fireman wounded; ;
passengers: Willis, cheek severely cut; James
Tucker, leg broken; J. M. Atkins, slightly
hurt; Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and Lawdon
Haines, cut about the face; James Dolson, arm
fractured, and five or six others whose pames
are not known.
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BUT few people are aware that their worn
out pated-ware, such as Tea Sets, Ice Pitch
e7s Casters, Steel Knives, Forks, Spoons, SC /,
can be replated SO as to look nearly or quite as
good as new, for frem half to two-thirds the
price Oh new, and will wear equal to the best
wares in the market at least, when done by A.
ii. ATWOOD, at Lancaster Hall. He does a
fine ijb, and warrants it to wear. Give him
an early trial and be convinced. jy14tf
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DR. LELAND is holding quite levee at bis
rooms; our most prominent physicians are in
vestgating the claims to public confidence of
his system of practice, on scientific grounds it
meets the unqualified endorsement of educated
practitioners, while its success in paralysis
alone-which is becoming so fearfuliy frequent
of late-renders it one OF the great medical dis.
cOVerieS of modern times
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EXCURSION AND CLAM BAKE-The several
committees in charge of the arrangements of
| the railroad picnic are requested to meet at 10
O'Clock a. m. on Thursday July Goth to perfect
the arrangement aud fill any vacancies that
may exist in their number.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-20

SOME of the symptoms of Dyspepsia are
Loss OF Appetite, Mind, Rising of Food, Dry
ness in mouth, Heartburn, Distenson of the
Stomach and Bowels accompanied by Pain,
Constipation, Headache, Dizziness, Sleepless-
ness and Low Spirits; unless checked it surely
affects the mind as well as body, and units
one for the duties of life in short time. All
these are removed by Whites Specially for
Dyspepsia, advertised In this paper. d&w
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OF ATwooD's QUININE Tonic BIrTERs, the
whole system becomes restored to healthy
action. They are unequalled in their efficacy
for the removal of stubborn cases of dyspep-
STA, collie, jaundce, nervous debility, loss Of
rest and appetite. and are the spring medicine.
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CALIFORNIA.
Rumored Railroad Sale.

current that the Central and California Pa cific
railroads have been sold to the Pennsylvania
Central, causing almost panic in Sacramen-
to. a heavy decline in real estate there is an
ticipated if the rumor proves true;
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MAINE.
Killed by Lightning.

BRUNSWICK, July ia severe thunder
shower passed over the town of Milton this af-
ternoon, during which Mr.. Eben Averill and
his Son Willie, who were at work in the hay
field, were struck by the lightning and Instant
~ Killed Annther- con wI1u was with him ot
the time was knocked down, but soon recover
ed from the shock.
Fire.
RocKLAND, July 49, "A fire broke out at II
o'clock to day in the barn of Mrs. John Laur-
ahan, in the 18th Ward, which totally destroyed
the barn and house of Mrs. Laurahan, and the
house and barn occupied by Ward Butler, and
owned by Mrs. John O'Neil. There was 5000
insurance on the last named buildings; noue
on the others. Most of the household goods
were saved. Loss about $4,000.