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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

HORRIBLE AcclDEST-AS AGED CoCrLE
DASHED TO PIECES on THE RocEs.-Saturday
night Avery Plummcr and wife, OF tI!Isburg,
Jefferson county, y. T., were passengers on
the wcstwnrd-bound night express train
over the Nandaia line, and should have left
the train al Terre Haute and taken the morn
ing train for Evansville, whittier they were
hound; but they failed to obey the in-truc-
tons of the conductor. and he found them
on the train after it had started west from
Terre Haute. He then arranged for them TO
stop at Marshall, the first stopping place, ana
to return on the next train. Before reaching
Marshall he missed the aged couple, and
search throughout the cars failed to lind them.
Men were sent out, who hunted for them all
night, and at daylight found their bodies un-
der Clear Creek trestle. They had mistaken
the slowing of the train, customary at that
point. for the stopping place, and had stepped
of, falling on the Jagged rocks tifty-lTe fee'
below the track. They must have been in
stantlv killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

AcorIrTAL OF TARDY.-The case Of the
Commonwealth rs. Charles Tardy, indicted
for shooting Henry C. Ward, which was
commenced in the County Court of Camp
bell on Monday, was concluded late yester-
dav evening, the jury rendering verdict OF
acGuiltal. Judge Henry, of Amherst, pre-
sided, on account Of some disqualification OF
Judge Haythe to sit upon the trial.-Ly'ch-
burl Netcs, llh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
Sl3,7l5,750
rBy telegraph TO thc Dl;Tatcll.l
AN EXPERTS Opinion Of tho Cause
Of the Great Extent OF lie CGnfla-

TBy telegraph 10 The Di'Tatcll.l
AN Experts Opinion OF tho eause
or the Great Extent OF lile COnfla-
grafton.
New YORK. November 13.-Gencral Sl!a-
Ter. of the New York Fire Department, has
inspcrtad the burnt district in Boston. he
SAYS the great cXtcnt Of the fire was III con-
sentence Of the delay Of the liremen In
reaching the scene, the narroWncsS OF the
streets, which prevented effective work, and
the great heat. He agrees with the Chief OF
the Boston Fire Department, that the eXpl0-
sion of buildings by gnnpowder tends to
spread 4 cnntlagration. He assures the
rS0nIe Of this city that there Is no likelihood
CT i similar calamity Detailing them.
Human Remains Eounss.
BosroS, November 13.-On searching the
ruins OIL The site Of HiXon & Co.'S store, II.
Washington street, this morning, q small
bundle ofcharred human remains was found
It was impossible, Of course, to Identify them
b It il is known that two men persisted In the
lire mt that place.
Meeting OF Ensurance-Adfustcrs
BosroS, November ia preliminary
meeting Of insurancc-aGiu sters Of the lead
lag American and English companies has
been held at the Revere House,. j. Bas
set, OF the -ftna, of Hartford, chairman, anC
II. Bowers, OF the North British, secretary
Thirty-siX companies were represented. Nc
definite action was taken, and the meeting
adjourned subject to the call Of the chair
man.
Insurance and Other Suspensions
BosToH, November 13.--F. A. Hawley j
Co., bankers and brokers, have suspended.
New YORK, November 13.-The Spectator
has the following list Of suspended insurance
companies, and the amount each will proDa
bly, pay Massachusetts, Comprehensive,
State, 50 per cent. /; Boston, 60; Boyleston
56; City, 40; Elliott, 10; Exchange, 40
Faneui Hall, so; Fireman's, %; Franklin
%; Howard, % Lawrence, 90; Manutac
turers, 90 Merchants, 10; Mutual Benefit
81; National, 70 F.; North American, so; PEG
pies, 20 Prescott, 90; Shoe and Leather
10; Suffolk, 90; Fremont, %; Massing
ton. 50.
New York companies Humboldt, 40 pei
cent; international, 20 per cent; Market
80 per cent.
Providence companies: Equitable, GO pc
cent; Merchants, TO per cent.
Other Insurance Matters.
New YORK; November 13.--The Spectacle
has the following announcement from tn
companies forming tie Underwriters Agen
cy: 1.-The directors of The Hanover to
day resolved to increase the company's CAPT
tai to 100000. The Republic, Germans
and Niagars directors resolved to at one
make UP uny deficiency that might exist b
tire assessment. The losses Of these fou
companies will be promptly paid In full
Neithea has suspended, nor will suspend"
Tie Spectator says: !" Superintendent
Church, Of the New York Insurance Depart
msnt, Is here, and win at once make tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
Acc,iitsai OF Feweil.

Special telegram to the Dlspatcll.I
MANASSAS, VA, November 81. n.
Jewell, who has been imprisoned since last
August for killing Clark, was acquitted to-
night. The jury were out Of the courtroom
but few minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

William J. Porter, an enterprlsing mer-
chant of Prince Edward county, died at his
residence in Farmyi!e on Tuesday last.
A Chamber OF Commerce il to be organ
lied in Charlottesville.
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BURNED BOSTON.
Trro1n .hc New York Tribune. November 10 !
Tne sIc.G Surveyed.

l2siN u collect tuh ana corfrct estimates OF
losses and assurances. General concurrence
~ nniuinn fixes the total loss ri about $780,
COG. 900. though more cNtfavagant estimates
o~p ;ladc. Local insurance companies, hold
inc about Sc. 00G. 900 iii risks. arr expected
"a ,rty Grty cents n the dollar, but many
-.,y"n>.an> are inevitable. The lists Of
finn, hnracd out have included i,Sa4names;
flr lists ut bindings burned, witt! street
Numbers. and names Of own"ls. comprise AS
na,,>c.. valued nj =,,.'ii.Goh, in addition TO
rr.yiou, tables which give "a names Of mcr-
r,aN'r firms AMI al aggregate loss Of Sl4.-
~23 CO.,. These figures give some idea Of the
G,yl..a!ian which has been wrought.
The Ares, burned over is now found 10 be
..,riu sixty acres. The flames have been
confined - tie limits heretofore defined. cH-
t..,.l 8 nr.ra rJil,f@.t;rc}y small diversion,
a1 Monday morning. &:oIc the tire gloDg
,,.. lower side pl y ,ts,4u;Gton street toward
y,uu.ln ,;ryri. Help i wanted Tor tho house
&c.,. pr ant The thousands who arc now
I.>.ls.tca! employment. McciingSin various
,ftir> ar" d">i-'N% WAYS anG means !" s"rcol
IL" a't"!. 1" " ! H' !2'",tE II Ts,n"s"-
M !" '.'' az .'''. W. go" " '.'.l ''''
N'!N 9. ''>"i'>''''''' '''> ''l >"''S "'''"'''
YicY." Among ;ilc :tsE!us.
ICarrr~pr.1carc ~" lork I..Hau". Nov. i?.l
Un~rcr. NulcM.c: IL" =. M--Thc city
almost III drhmr>- t,-.ii@ht, save in tIia,
,i-u.ai region where deep rcd glnrc illum,-
l-,ls liz, lew lin, kyas,t WALL and twisted
,.,ugu> that mark the size Of EoSton's great,
r>. commercial mart. The gas WIS mol eat
~ from the iiiHiNg Gisiri,'t-ICrnals there
49, no WAY Of cutting il uI.-:i0 the ConSc-
nfrncc was frequent recurrence of rNpo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

The Washington Star caps the climax by
calling the prevailing horse-nialgdy : HIP
porhinophleg bleuo cslastalsg nlis."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. .eFFT,

TOR NEW YORK.--OLD DO %FF%h
L MISIOT STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sssxsxs
The side-whccl steamships OLD ROalsiOs.
aGARA, ALBEMARLE. and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and Eichmop9S
every TIC ESDAY, THURSDAY ana SATpRDAi
at O'Clock r. III. ,n,,1
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY at high iice.
saloons staie-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention art pn-
surpassed. -, -. ~
southern and European ports.
For further information. apply % s.11
u..os No & Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

Happy Petersburg has no Mapsard ROOFS
and the papers there find nothing 10 ae-
nounce in connection with the Boston are.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

BosroN, November 13.-On searching the
ruins OH The site Of HiXon & Co. store, III
Washington street, this morning, small
bundle OF chnrred human remains was found.
It was impossible, Of course, to Identify them,
b It it i; known that two men persisted In the
II, ,t font rlara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14
lanes RIVER STEAMBOATS, 1I;1g. /,
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELpHlA. BAL
TIbfORE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
Nh Al L REGIH. a liz Ia NDINGA --..


ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mall stsamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain y. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves panys wharf. at Rockets, for the above.
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud
Thursday, md Saturday afternoons at O'Clock. a.
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with the old Bay
LIMO steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphio, mud
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on Gr.svai
nf steamer.
Fare IN Phltde phia. ......................". 90
fiue 10 G.llluoTt.,. w
Tickets % on sale nj ARBfR CO.'S EXPkEss
aud iai4gnge checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURsDAYS,
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth,. 1Ics-
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chess
pcdie bay. ard MI regular landings on James ricer
d REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from \. N. I'll or. II.
Freight Tor way-ltnhingE mus be prepaid. a
J.. Il. ThTUM, General Agent.
0;cc. Compnny's wharf.
Branch Office. CORNER Main md Ninth atreets. 10
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH- ssgTE

PHILADELPHIA, RICH xIgWfs
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM -ssxsstsxszs
snip LISE.-FoR PHILApELpHiA ,INsiCss.:A
: GREEN. composing this line: VIII leave R!ch.
niond every MONDAY and THgRspAts ~ !
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every NEDS,s,SsDAk
Fregfts received dsily fsu9dsys czcepesdl for al
parts OF Pennsylvania New jersey, ana Nd Ds,a ,
Also for Charleston. SIyannan, aud NeW VItsaaAz
and bills Of ladiug agnsd through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate faos: "a
Passage 70 Philadelphia tnead,gH mes, s, aaa
No. 1s95 Dock street, Kichraocd
WILLIAM p. CT. YDE y co. Ageniss
=, :. ~ 81. syo.St, Wharraa Phil afespina.
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ATerri5le Incident.

boston Advertiser, November l2.l
While the fire was raging in the store OF
Weeks & Potter, Sunday morning, two men,
whose names are not known, but who were
thought to be connected With the establish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATSil11.
i COAeANY'S det2Esesssas 2sa
TRI-WEEkLY LINE

VEST, IS ttvNNEcfIto wi5TI d IF.
MORE AND OHIO AND NORTH. -,
ERN CENTRAL RAILROADS.
:, The steamers OF this llne ieaye thclr wharf at
Rockets every MONDAY MIGHT at O'Clock
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ut . O'Clock
Z. N. r-
Freight received every day up 20 O'Clock p. 81.
For freight or passage, apply 10
oc 3o-3m WILLIAAIP. BRETT, Agent. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

HUN NUHFVLN, WIILIANb~l6T-lsp,
Il BURG. AND REGULAR LAND-dsssssssss asssxk.s
INGS ON JAMES RlyFR.-The fast and comuio-1
dions steamer pALlSADE, Captain CHARLES MEL
sumo her trips OCTOBER iaTII. leaving Richntord
for the above points every TUESDAY, THURS-.
DAY. and SATURDAY al "a A. NJ.
Passengers for Williamsburg land at Kings MIL
wharf 49, -
Freight received daily Sundays exeeptrdl.
Freight for way-landinge must be prepaid. Through
freight forwarded with dispatch Train leaves City
Point for Petersburg on arrival Of steamer.
oclo u, Fl, ROGERS, Agent.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
IMPORTING SMALLPOX FROM BROOKLYN.

Inspector O'HanIOn After the Doctors.
sanitary Inspector o. Hanlon, of sne Health Board,
yesterday remarked to Coroner Young that William
Gerach an Infant. only seventeen months DID, had
died OF smallpox at 200 West Thrty-fourtn street.
The information received by DR.. O'Hanlon goes to
show that on Friday last the deceased child was
brought to this ciry from No. 7s2 Fulton avenue,
BROOKLYN. and concealed by DR.. DONNIE, OF 329 West
Forty eighth street, who treated him for smallpox
OF certifying that the infant died from the 0atnsOme
disease named. The facts coming to the knowledge
OF the Board OF Health, Dr. O'Hanon was deputed
TO make an Investigation which resulted as above
stated. Immediate action Will be taken against Dr.
D0nme for giving q ialse certificate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
Barricading n street.

number OF citizens residing in the vicinity Of
Court street and Hamilton avenue, being determined
to prevent the ora contractor from using the dock
at the foot OF Court street as an oal dock turned
out yesterday afternoon, and in short time had
every avenue OF approach towards the dock thor
oughy barrlcaded. The affair caused considerable
excitement, and large crowd gathered about the
place. Two oil the cartmen who arrived with their
loads were brought to stand, ana had 1t not been
for the presence Of Lhe police would have been
roughly handled. The citizens In this section OF the
city are determined that tho dock at the foot OF
Court street shall not be used for this purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
DUsTIN-GERAN-On Thursday, March IA, at the
residence Of her uncle, in Jersey City, by the Rev..
William X. Uuryea G. p. DUSTIN 70 AUGUSTA GE-
RAN, daughter OF the late o. B. Geran.
JoNEs-OwENS-On Tuesday, March 49, at the
residence OF the BRIDES sister, by Rev. Howell
Powell, Mr.. ELIAS o. JONES to Miss MARY A.
OWENS, both OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures On Tuesday, March 20. by
Rev. G. Campbell, Mr.. EDWARD MACDONALD to Miss
CATHARINE B. HAMILL. both OF New YORK.
THoMAs-REYNOLDS.-O Wednesday, March 81,
at the Church OF the New Jerusalem, Thirty-tflh
street and Lexington avenue, by Rev. A. G. Thomas
father OF the groom, Dr. FRANK II. THOMAS OF Staten
Island, to CAROLINE E., daughter OF X. q. Reynolds
of this City. No cards.
Philadelphia Press please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28

and fresh afr IN their treatment Patients up
unventiated deprived Of most elements
esar to recovering cannot but vruence OF
the poison thus generated and Concentration
renders fatal diutioa by ventl
ation and nusng with air depryes of its maignity and
deadly effects IN great measure
combat epidemic which has proved universal a.
hs has during the past three years, and particularly IN
CITY exposed as this Is and has been during this Time with
any degree OF success has been problem not easy OF
solution solution but Il may be said that in no city or
compished that are presented by the efforts OF the
Health Department IN Its battle with this subtle poison.
While other cities In tns country have their citizens by
hundreds weeky In this the deaths by this disease have
In this work. where the lives and health OF million OF cit
xens are involved requires comprehensive knowledge or
the necessities perssence In the application OF preventive
measures and hrmness OF In enforcing sanitary
take.
much to be regretted the medical professon
that influence among the people which their obligations
their profession and 10 society at large demands
NO well informed medical deny the fact that pa
en having such oahsome and infectious disease should
be excluded TO the last degree from contact direct
indirect In such that its poison could not be
inundated TO another Yet II Is almost daily OBJ
servon that physicians do careessy conceal such patients
and boast OF To others to be proud or
For such conduct and indifference to the lives and rights
or the public there be Justification and only morhca
ton the honorable OF the profession the shame
They have been violating the laws which they themselves
helped TO make and deserve the condemnation OF the pub
lie as well Of their professional brethren Respe ctfuy
submitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
Fire i'm n Hotel.

The Pierrepont House. at the corner Of Montague
and Hicks streets, took fire yesterday afternoon, and
damage of from s1o 900 to $4,000 was done before
the flames could be exttnguished. the IRE
originated in the drying room in the
basement, and the building was soon
filed with smoke. The guests-most OF whom were
ladieslOst no time in making their exit, and were
greatly terrified. The building Is owned by Mr..
James Meyers, OF Rye Westminster county, n Y,
ana Is insured Tor S60,O1O The hotel Is kept by Mr.
W. J. Anderson, VINO mas an insurance OF 50, 700 on
his stock and furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
Brooklyn Mortality.

The mortuary reports from the Board OF Health
show the total number Of deaths during the past
week to have been 1885, decrease Of from the pre-
viOus week. The principal diseases were as fol-
lows:-Smapox, %; scarlatina 10; diphtheria, 81;
Group, 10; typhoid fever, s; cerebr0.spinal menn.
gIts 8; consumption, 1885, disease Of brain, %, and
pneumonia. 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

The only transaction Of interest In the real estate
market to-day was the sale at public auction, under
the direction or Gratz Nathan referee, OF the Six
story brick building and lot 25X50 the northeast
corner of Broadway and Maiden lane, known as No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
Tklhur. Typhoid ScdriG. Metscs. iberia. DOr.
March i6..8 g q % 8 "a

v.. "a 1Kphls Typhoid Scessa Messes mead. Pc.J;
., d! ,..I j .n,sa;
reported during ending Odd eIhbs the fact
cnated six had been revaccnated at various intervals
sa had s The
ton @
numbers of instances constantly come to our knowledge
sons from becoming Ssms 70 this disease after exposure
70 s e
modides and diyests Of It's fatality and ravagcs the
Although The unusually number of reported
The week would Indicate sudden and rapid In
crease OF this epide.c IN our midst think Is due TO other
house has been during the past
weeks throughout that section q the CITY ylng east Of
the dsase had been most persistent with the result Of md
OF these were discovered during ending March 81
This search becoming kaown TO hs people ard physicians
and second in causing bol physicians and Citizens 70 report
o Se a @
out medical attendance so far as we yet learn This In
@ % S both sna q ph
scans will be reported to Board for legal action when
found violating the law 10 This respect one prominent
for the early removal Of these hospital lies
ton there the sehest danger TO the person in the
mosa WHILE ,he danger OF shock to The system s much
point 80 '''N'' p''s'''''' ~ ''n'"'N
AS consequence tie degree Of fatality and the per-
iact OF te delay in treatment and hopta which would
assistance Ibere seems 10 erroneous
peryadng me public mind, Of the medical
procession win regard TO the hospital OF patients
suffering with ths disease which here TO correct II
this; that every patient must be 10 hospal This ia
not the fact No Ia from his dwelIing when
the attending circumstances surrounding the patlent will
warrant his remaining IL the public secured nv per
iect Isolation OF the patient al home from contamination
with this oahsome poison the rule and has been
that the removal Ia not enforced ths fact "a puhic
health officers, alone responsible Iudeca and
evtry each carefully consdered a III ,hs
necessity the public having rights as against
the ndgidua under such circumstances false i'm.
preston seems initiate against the removal In the dea
that the largest proportion of removed hospital do
while the fact s statistics show, much
less proportion die at the hospital than among those secreted
and retained In their homes.
This result could not be otherwise when II IL well known
thai this class diseases needs abundance OF ventilation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Captain Adams Funeral.

Captain Adams Funeral.
The funeral or Captain Richard Adams, late COM
mander OF the steamer MORO Castle, OF the Atlantic
Steamship Company's line. took place yesterday
afternoon from his late residence. 1872 Clinton ave.
nue. and was largely attended by the relatives and
mcmDered died IN Havana on the 10th inst.