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Minister Washburne invites France to
ington.
~The wife and daughter of Horace 3reelev
we're passengers on the steamer Rhoin. which
arrived ct New York last night from Europe.
gExjAlderman Whitaker, OF Chicago,
on the ground Of insanity.
"a tornado in Putnam county, New York.
yesterday afternoon, destroyed several honses
and barns, blowing down trees and injurins the
1TThe negotiations With Germanv e. IN.
gradual evacuation OF France aSt6e iietalments
q the iHds%nify are paid, are proceeding in
Nv. A. Gasksii, Who vas indicted It Allan
=, Georgia, with fostou Biodgett Tor Altered
,eFeeny, mas been tiled and honorably acdais-
s0Justus Dunn, tie boy convictsd Of Killing
samuel Calvert, keeper a. tho He1 YORK
Asase Of Refuge, has BEEN sentsnoed % Ave
ysss, inR,iso y ,s "a evst Pssa1 fog
q Hss ss "a e, , e
lisa .Slls dsssssiss i: VIE sss,.:s s &.
insults OF rufnans = - -
"a young woman IL webster CITY. Iowa,
ni ssd :s e y, Ms1s e sss ~ n.r d on:
oosfeaed he dsed ana M sxrsses6.
IA woman IN Kansas CITY maas . Ore in the
stove put her hsead In IL oven, aud thsn mad
Isturnsd he bread vas Ssiasd. LasG-So We
vIt 4 said hat Boston u.s se,setsd - the
place where the fsace Jsbtlse Win 81 is
account Of tho large capacity Of the syeraeo
Boetonese human ear, which can hold al NH
and more.-N. y. World.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches,
THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
Arrival Of the Commissionerx
ExcHANeR OF couRrHsIRe.

GENEVA, june i4.-Sir Alexander Cochhprr
Mr.. Palmer and Lord Tenterden. Messrs. Cush
ing, Evarts; Waite and Besman, and Baron
itsiuba LEFT Paris last night in the $50 train.
AT Macon they picked up j. Bancroft Davis
who left Paris on Thursday morning. At the
various stations coming down the English and
their carriages, entered into conversation, and
the me MIXERS Of the suites were introduced. The
whole party arrived at Geneva at II O'clock the
beieishers going to the Hotel des Bergues and
the American 10 the Grand Hotel. Several
members OF the family of Bancroft Davis are
here. TIE family of Mr.. Evarts win come
Paiz. Mr.. Adams, who has been here come
weeks, lives at Boissiere. Baron Itajuba resides
also IN the country. Both have residences close
70 To- Sensva. IA. staempni has not yet arrived.
ne Is expected on this evenings express train
After breakfast Messrs. Gushing, Eyarts Ban
croft Davis and Waite paid formal visits, first 20
Count Scl9pis, president Of the tribunal, then
70 tne Engiish commissioners, who were Absent
ana subsequently TO Baron Itsjuba and Mr.
Adams. The arbitrators meet Saturday M 70
O'Clock noon, at the Hotel de Vile. II has been
factory TO the well-wishers of the treaty The
queens messenger has Just arrived, with dis
patches.
FoRNAl MEETING TO BE HELD THIS AFTER
NOON.
NEW YORK, June 15.--Another dispatch from
GENEVA, ia ed the 18th, midnight, saws: ssOne
ofthe com ssioners has Just stated tn at nothing
Is at present known as TO what answer the ar.
bitrators viii give to the English demand for An
adjournment. Ii is probable that. an opportu-
nity VIII be given TO state the matters Of dir
ference before the arbitrators. Neither side
now aplrt1end failure. The time of the
meeting OF he arbitrators las been postponed
until the arrival of the mail train late In the
afternoon.
WILL IT ADJOURN?
LoNDoN, June 15.-Special dispatches from
Geneva state that all the members of the board
nave arrive there. The American counsel and
agent were closeted yesterday with Mr. Charles
Francis Adams at his house, discussing their
course. IL sreported in some quarters and con.
tradicted In others, that Count Sclopis, presi-
dent OF the tribunal, will propose an adjourn
with flags.
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The Sale OF the Alabama and Chat,
noOga Railroad

NosTeoNkRr, Ala, june i5-In the Cnite.
States district court to-day Judge Busted con-
nrmed the sale Of the Alabama and Chnfta-
nooga railroad, and issued an order 20 the a.
sgnees IN bankruptcy, TO deliver the road 70 the
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Death nv Inudnuum

SAr Francisco, june i4.-P. h. Swain, lat I,
superintendent OF the United states branca
mint IN this city, and = prominent bushes :
man, cled this morning from an overdose ot
lsudanum, supposed 20 have been taken by mis-
take. He had not been successful In business
operations OF late.
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SUICIDE or CRIPPLx-A Sensitiue Youat
Bsotrs oHt has Braiss.-A crippled youth, six
see aa years OF age, named Thos sisk, residing
suicide Yesterday morning by blowing out his
brairs with o musket He was found living
dead IN q pool Of blood on the floor Of his
bedroom at eleven O'Clock by his mother who
had gone 20 call him TO lunch. The rash act
was committed AZ about nine O'Clock, as at that
some residents of the neighoorhood, bat does not
seem TO have attracted the attention Of any per
son In the house. The unfortunate youth was OF A
peculiarly sensitive and sedentary disposition,
and frequent reflections on his crippled condi-
ton by boys on the street IL believed 70 have 80
preyed on his mind as 20 have led him 20 end his
SAD existence. de was . persistent reader, In
teihgent ans highly gifted for his years, and
seemed only happy when in the society OF his
books. His father II an engineer on one Of the
Williamsburg ferrybosts.-N. Y. Herald, l4as.
HMiss Nilsson is to be married the last week
in July.
,! ZIt !, i proposed to move "cleopatra's
EMr: Morsh, United States minister to
Italy, is In Florence. =.
0It is said that Rosa Bonheur wiz
America next autumn. a visit
D"Feminsry" lie the latest for
dogs. earts are pulled BY
~..Fsmily disr
e1Press, S Tor .vorce. "en' y . western
endure aids ere fond Of pain, but cannot
any reference - dates.
"A mean man never knows thsx h a r>>an.
| ne only thinn he h cautious.
0Rlrd gentiemen Who visit Cleveland
-eep them nm being seolen, = -
ETeabesry asvorips, asnsrso snk.svs in
~ - EuroRe. has reoentiy been Al. s1aehs
Mon scalps In Illinois bring en- ap,s.' ~
&c fGms q q. npss ere sssS esf 49, ssd
hsv. .. ss,sehssn pigss once = sAshis.ss,s
sentafAon articles for dow net -.
The sstablilhnsnt q botaufc.i v.,n..
y "a - s:;s s,sf % d Sarda d. fiassss
0Ihs xssneA vsr indsn.atv a A. 49,.
"a q. $500 9; s = paad bysssessafzy . asS(Ss<
IL gixh o. fvansvins. Indls,s 49,.
ooe-eA0oleo md E1do nan fnskIcS 49,.
mr wo1snS neh6 = - hask -. ee
1he yegng vonm q - Es~,~
tncckys N ul1noto. hoVo or11ks1~SS6 .stSu
1ns nonoly pablkeaffon csiled ~ 80
An indiana paper alludss a ath..--.
49, nex have rolled like niIio>nSss
ionr ~. - nnnsfsoen peopls n sll 60
: Cheap hes uunan saxt~ -.
sey Sous o9t Of course ahe cannof sltc~~s<s
oonptaant IL q not chsrrS6 49,
hnf -. nelsuves, q anything 81 fksf s,.S
% ~ mat she reserve an - h.st
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Delegates EIecfed

BOSTON, June i5.-The democrats Of the 10Th
congressional district have chosen Oliver Ste
vens ana Leopold Morse, both Of Boston, dele
gates 20 the Baltimore convention. without in
stIuctions. - =
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The NEW YORK WIFE KrLLYR-At the
inquest on the body of Leonie Andre, shot by
her husband Emil in New York on Thursday. II
appeared that two heavy slugs were lodged in
the skull OF the deceased, and piece of wad-
ding was fired into the skull also. The verdict
was, death from a pistol shot at the prisoner,s
hands, and he was committed,
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The PARTY OF THE RIGHT in the French As
sembly have resolved to demand that President
Theirs shall dismiss some Of his ministers and
carry on the administration in accordance with
the views of the majority. Theirs objects To the
Iriumyirate, but favors the sppointment of
dreyy as Vice President. The French govern
ment has completed a draft Of postal conyen-
ton with the United States.
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Advice 60 sse % .-..,,...,

Cleveland {" - ,s:-lohn Fah.rne.sk. OF
ase~~ -. president OF the international
.-Sse'ton OF maehinsts and blacksmiths ad-
dressed bis craftsmen in the Germanla assembly
rooms this morning. He counseled moderation
ana abstinence from liquors. He said n the
authorities established 4 system OF organized
terrorism, the workingmen will not be RESPONSE
ble Tor the consequences The men would com
NIT no outrage; they were not IN favor Of the
acts OF the commune Of Paris being committed
IN mis- city. The German military music corps
OF the Berlin Garde grensdier regiment, which
arrived In the steamer Rhein this morning. was
received with all possible enthIsissm and cor
SSlslity by the Germans Of this city and Ho-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.
Fer MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
Large Bottles, 81 per bottle; or Is pee gallon
Also, all kinds Of California Wines, 75c. and n
per bottle; Port, Angelica uscatel, Sherry, Hook
and CIsret, Also, Kelly's Island Catawba.
These Wines very superior, and just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
jels-tr Second and d SITS. N. W.
Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
rs mission discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure 81 Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
Who'll. train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this roble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel pc
for preparing and using this medicine, In sealed
envelope, to any enc who needs l., Free 81 Ckarss
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mai1y New York City.
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hATAnoRAs, June H.--tsoverucr Csnslcs, OF
Iemanlipas, who has heretofore abstained from
taking any part IN this war, hes directed the
frontier OF the state, and Colonel Gresoico ne
Ia sofa is srgsnizing the force, which a. en-
heeteu TO reach three thousand. 10 is understood
mat Governor Canales, who has vacated his
Smce temporariiy, viii take eommsnd In the
. y. OF the 60 verument and operate against
sne revoluuontts General Cebsllos occupied
SSnargo and Micrpoith, and Colonel Rsvuslles
nolds Ssiuilo, south Of Montery, where
General Trevino appears 20 remsis sn...tixs
SINCE me recent battle, probably recruiting his
force which 10 known 90 have sGffercs almost a.
under General Corello. rhis csts and the a.
iacent county Is quiet. Business Is cntirelv sus-
pended. awaiting the next movement,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEw NATIONAL THEATER.
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY, June IL,
BENEFIT To
HERNANDEZ FQsTER, g. A. SHEHAN, AND
III. S. CROSS.
HUMPTY DUMPTY. jel5
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr. j. G. Saville.. Lessee and Manager.
CLOSING NIGHTS OF THE SEASON
THE THEATER DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL AND
PLEASANT
Production of the most successful Pantomins ever
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
HUMPTY DUMPrY.
New Tricks, New Transformations, New Ma
chinery, and New Properties.
Hernandez Foster, B. 8. Hodges, Sig. Capola and
Miss Nellie Wall, together with Austin and Hess,
champion skaters; the wonderful little French
Twin Sisters and other novelties.
Box-book opened daily from to 4. jelOtf
OLD MOL On Exhibition (N.w No.
4S6 and sale 439
7TH ST.. AT IRA ST..
MABKRITER'0,
No. 4l6 7th str rect, between and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayings, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
seIs; Rings, Nails, Sc, in the District.
Please remember Name and Number. jel lyH
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Suicide NV a Murtserer

TROY, n. 4, June lb.-ChristOpher Ander-
son, one OF the men indicted for the muraer al
fe,er hay on the 10th Of May last cut his throat
with piece Of glass broken from window Am his
ecu tnls morning He cannot recover. Hs
leaves no confession
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WEST PoINr, june l5.--The ceremony OF
awarding diplomas TO the graduates took place
Yesterday afternoon. Secretary Belknap deliy-
cred the sheepskins and made an eloquent adj
dress. The graduates will be relieved from duty
to- day.
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SEVERE STORM occurred in New York and
Brooklyn yesterday. Mary Cullen, aged M
years, was blown into the river, at the former
CITY, and drowned. and an unfinished house in
brooklyn was blown down, killing one man and
iDjuring several Others ~ -, '-~
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The SYNOD of the Reformed Church. which
has been sitting in New York, adjourned sine die
yesteLoay, after appointing q COMMITTEES 10
report 20 the next Synod on the I'D Visibility Of
a meeting with the Presbyterian Church south
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NEW HAMPsHIRE SENATOR.
N0minatiOu Of Waalefgh.

lSPseSsI Dispdtch to tie Springfield Republican, :,
CONCORD, Thursday, June 13.-The re-,obli-
can senatorial caucus of the New H..mpshire
legislature met at Sis this evenir. -. and was
presided over by Charles II. R,sn. The sena-
tors sat- ny themselves, eight IN number, said to
Inns. Votes were dis.ribntad for than and for
SIearns, Marstor, Tappan, and Bainbridge
Wsdleigh. Trne friends Of Patterson had high
nopes' o.e the Rollins men looked sober and did
io~ed Patterson 80. The Marston men seemed
10 be encouraged about something, and 50 did
the friends Of Stearns. The Patterson men
claimed 100 votes, and held more than they
The first ballot was declared at the end of an
hour. Out Of 2l9 votes, il gave Patterson lo2.
and wadleieh 8. This ballot was fatal to the
hopes Of Rollins. After that, he could do moth
ing but throw his vote for Stearns or somebody
else to defeat Patterson, whose friends went
into the second ballot with entire confidence OF
success. The vote was full, every republican
In the legislature, except two sick men, casting
his ballot: Patterson's vote surprised every
body but those who had seen the Rollins men
dropping OF in the afternoon, in disgust at his
imported speech-makers from Washington.
The second ballot lost Rollins eight Of his men;
pan gained four votes and wadleigh five, while
Marston lost three. The Rollins men had hoped
that Patterson would fail OF aud give them a
chance for trade with some of the other cand-
dates, but they were again disappointed. Stearns
held his vote of Is, but that was all. The third
ballot began at 10 O'Clock and the vote was de-
clared half an hour later. Patterson held his
own, Rollins lost 20, and Stearns, Tappan and
W adieigh all gained, the last most The fourth
did not change the aspect materially.
But the contest began to change on the fifth
ballot, when Stearns withdrew in favor of Wad-
leigh, who got the most Of the Rollins men. On
the fourth ballot Patterson had lost a few votes
and Tappan had ceased to gain. The shouting
was loud for Wadleigh, a Iilford lawyer, an
old abolitionist, and personal friend Of Tap
pan. 1t was soon plain that the Patterson men
were going for Wadleigh. Stearns was driven
from the field by q threat Of the Manchester
men to 60 for Patterson and nominate him,
while Tappan's friends went in for wadleigh
willingly, giving him the nomination.
The successful man is q native of Bradford.
about Al years old, and is the best lawyer IN
Hilsboro county, where he has practiced since
1850. He will not make PattersOn's place good,
but is ADLER than any other senator from New
Hampshire since John p. Hale. He Is a mem
Der Of the House and chairman of the judiciary
committee, not q violent Grant man, and free
from all stain in his private and public record.
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Kuxw NJ JuuPIxe PROM on wrrro-
A special di1patch nom Havro- de-3rsos -.
"a man, ON ne trslin leaving Baltimoro Thuys
day night at II O'Clock, vss killed by jumnins
In his pceeoe0ion his name appear 10 - IN.
IAN ChilDon, or Douglas, and lafelv frc..
Cnarleoons We. He was supposed 10 s. eos.s
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

DAYS at an, m, 1:l5 ~ s-zxss5
Pm. Tickets % Cents round trip:
it, J. H SHAFFIELD
SEO0ED ANNUAL EXCURSION OF LIBERTY
- LODGE, No. b, Knights of Ply IT,
thiss, will be made to GLYM0NT, on Esef4A@S
IuEsDAfa the 18th inst. Steamer scz7kz
WAWASET will leave 7th street wharf al CLOCK ,
and 0uinabds wharf, foot of Sd street east, at a.
m; stopping 81 Alexandria % Q. m, and on return
ing. ,eIS-1t
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DDcAPIfATIoN N NEW YoRK.-rn NJ
York yesceroey noEninQ, IN . saloon, John n
~, niaier ; sss:nRssa re esheading Of WIN. Nat
wound: ID. Brady, IN defending r sitiSrd' -
Ssdly beat Miller that the latter Win de.
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bfLFT AAoNa FRnNCH PRorEsrAHra -The
frotestant Synod now In session st Par:s. hss
js.e peaeed through m unusually animated dis
~ 20, wnacn resulted In schism Of the Church.
maintained the authority ofthe Scripturee whiie
me Key. 1T. Coquenel, Who IL e the he'd az the
Liberal party, JUSTIFIED certain divereencise
CHRIST. The Liberals, demurrins q Tie scfso ~
o. ne Orthodox majority, Withdrew from The
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INTERNAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were si27 ,549.g. The receipts
during the present fiscal year have been $685.
340,77054-a larger sum already than was esti-
mated, the estimate being only s125 ono 600. 1t
Is probable that at least $1,000 900 more will be
received this month, as the daily returns now
are quite large,
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PERsoNAL-Senator Thurman, o. Ohio, and
Congressman Adams, of Kentucky, are confined
to their rooms by severe illness.
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SELECT suBscR 81 nj MOONLIGHT
y q 8 ION
7 n n C.,n.f

WEDNESDAY, JUNE l8TH.
First class Cotillsn NJ usic has been engaged for
dancing. 6-sxz
street wharf at 4: 80 D. m sxzS=zzzz1rszz.
Tickets fer gentleman and one lady, 81. A sub
soription list can be found At Kidder Mclean q
store. 4 IL 7th street
N. B.-Tbose who purchase tickets must give their
names and residence, aud pledge themselves TO take
no improper persons with them. Detectives and
to prevent improper characters from getting on
of the boat liz n
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nv York, June IA Pscsis. M. .,....
y.! ~ PAT % frsisht train breks IL ceapiin,
nm back vifh iektfSl vsIocitv. ccIIs1cs. A:
des ~. ne: nsking complete vreok q d. -
sn,.6 s.s s ~ ~ sexa But one man ~ n.
ssc1f s ssc AZ = behaved he viii rsoovsr L.
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MIDsHIPMKN's CRUIsE.--The practice ship
Constellation, with the third and fourth class of
midshipmen from the naval academy on board,
has sailed from Annapolis for the summer cruise
along the coast. The second class has been
granted leave of absence, and the graduating
class will soon be ordered to sea on various YES
sells of the navy.
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EXCURsION SEASON.
! The Steamer wAwAsET can be chartered fer
Excursions down the Potomac on -
M MsSndsys, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Ees3AEN
health giving. e "i'o
Apply at efice of Potomac Ferry Company. feo,
VI ftu stfeefs eS-2w
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PUBLICATION OF REvRnUR LAws.-Upon the
recommendation Of Commissioner Douglass
Secretary Boutwell, has appointed Messrs
Charles Eldridge and William A. Armstrong,
Of the internal revenue office, to revise and
simplify for publication the internal revenue
laws, in accordance with the late act of Com
gress, authorizing such publication. This ac-
ton will make the laws perfectly plain and
easily understood by all persons.
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TEE STEAMER ALICE WILL MAKE tx
CGRsI0N TO GLYMoNT, ~T.
Leaving the foot Of 7th-street wharf E.rE4t-N
stlh o'clock SUNDAY June l6, 1872
returning, viii leave Giymont at ~, reaching
Washington at 10 o'clock.
Round trips, 80 cents; children under Is years, rs
cents. Jel3- St
, 1872-10-09

very 1arge losers In the destruction Of their Law
book premises Dearborn street but handsomely
through tho disaster, and have already than re-
placed their former business, even In temporary quar-
te1s Wabash avenue Their advertisement was
senior partner from New York, where be us On the
cVenful 9Th, mastar Of business he attended to be-
fore reton!ng his fsnajly; The business Of the firm
IN stock the rgeat assortment In their hre Of any
house IN the West They rayc leased and will occupy
on The 25sh Inst tho dye~story CUNNINGHAM Block No
161 Clark street, opposite the Arcade Building.
IoAuL1cy, ZOE co.
This hr7n WIS only established about year before
the fire, as wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, but
had attained to prominent position In the trade aud
doing very large business just previous to the
IRE They lost nearly their entire stock in tho Rener
y, and resumed at oace. Before tho dro thay we're
doing business at GO and G. Wabash avenue they are
now permanently located At Nos. III and LIS Wataah
that OF the previous year. their sccount sales showing
the astonishing Of 10 peg cent. They have
now IN stock full assortment of Eastern and CUSTOM
made goods, and are warranted in expecting still fur
ther increase, they have established golden repu-
taon for business protty md enterprise during the
abort time the hrm has existed On the List Of our
wholesale dealers.
Perhaps, following the period Of the fire, there
should have been OF sockclott and ashes hut
the wind blew away the ashes, aud the there was no
sackc1oth to be had It Hns wonderful how 5000 Ed
ward Ely ut work in his private par1ors, No. e5
II his handsome salesroorns Washington street had
not been burned with their contents Twenty yeats'
wen-watched business haye given Mr.. Ely name
1urge number Of customers who seek him. even from
great distances, whaa tase occasion demand the
highest achievement in the taora art. He has been
continuously in trade here from his first appearance
opposite the fremont, IN little wooden stcTe which
~a8 removed to where It now stands, State street,
, 1872-10-09


This Company was not On the list Of those burned
out ycar ago: hut We nohoe 1t IN review Of tts
past yea=, IS instance Of the wonderful growth ID
orr manufactures IN iron- And yet It would be hard
" far to take their record avaago one, because
they arc among the few whosa progress Is e1traort
nary, when measured by that OF the general In
fire.
In 1855, the brothers B. 7. and G. s. Crane CANA
from Paterson, New Jersey, to Chicago, and opened
small shop On Canal street. where, with force ID
f:e men, they commenced the production Of brass
goods, and introduced the manufacture uf apparatus
for heating buildings BY steam Possessing thorough
knowledge Of the business, and that peculiar ability
which enahles men to adapt themselves to mtuz-
lions and changing demands, they rapidly widenea
their sphere Of operations, and able to begin
an enlarged scale, to out their leading fdes Of
supplying the West with pipe goods and dtdngu- They
established . mill on the corner OF Desplatnea md
Fulton streets, where they manufactured iron
pipe OF good quality that it preferred to tho
Eastern-ade goods hitherto offered in this nosrket.
In ten years from their first appearance in this cJ
their business had increased 30 much that they esab-
hahed the Northwestern Manufacturing Company,
which Incorporated by special act Of the Legtala-
tura- Their headquarters were now On Jefferson
street, and the works Of the Company scattered
oTer large part Of the block snoe almost entirely