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New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

ore rreparabe injury upon thethabt Of free govern
M dismiss an incompetent official and ovoid Govern
mental crisis the Missouri policy offers inc Only fc o
able possibity which is Glred should It succeed 10
and character that would longer look upon the
onnosition as tue mere stalking horse OF proving re-
heiiOn watching ITS chance 10 bring IN whie lhlls
Government" 10 might concentrate force Oi puDIo
opinion which would safer no ampcring with the yote'
and combine the scattered eufrges which, unlte'i
would dispe the dun domination az WashtngtOh hhq
install ht man in the White House. Buii WHO
frankly avow my partality for the project, DO not
blink tho very seriOus obstacles to its adoption
It must eubduc the pride Of party and 9Teae ,aro
are few more obstinate passions than the sen
tmental devotion which men offer TO that yage abstraG
ton party glory and not Of the crcGls OF theo
ogy are as despotic as platform" 10 VIII he 1ih
cult task to bring party yet glowing VITA me reeoeS
patiOns OF future, 20 yie1 the head of the column
aud the command Of the field to allies VINO were
Yesterday enemies Nor ia there any strong guarantee
that those allies viii finch at the last Pdrty leaders
seldom famous for the nigh moral COURAGE |cn can
ture of party ties. But II they dare nnE down tle
gauntlet for duel to the death with the PresIdent,
the humiliation Of the partisan 10 lost IN tho Saus
Rnt if is charged that the sacrifice will be IN vain,
wOrse-wi surrender the whole scheme Of Democratic
liberty bare aud bound to Its enemies. 90 not oeOQde
the event cannot believe that the protest aglnst
dlctatorial government can be weakened ny joining
band which deserts It because il is hostile tociv liberty
Win enemies OF corruption IN Office dsband because they
unite with those who have sckcned and turned away
from the sight of coTuptioni Can friends OF tle i
Constitution preserve and protect more srenuousy by
refusing to hold up their hands who have tOrsen the
own friends rather than deface 10 further
IL me, the contrary, that the strength OF
the support which this movement would BRING TO the
rescue Of the principles or Democracy would be in exact
proportion severity Of the blow to the pride or the
Democratic party For those principles must Dc dear
indeed to men who abandon for them an ancient
aud hOnored name and not less precious to those VINO
dare 10 follow them, even through the scOrn contempt
and obloquy which await political treason.
For my part shall be glad TO humbly help the com
ing OF any government so that Its views DC eeyateu
its action Intelligent and pure, and its guide the Const
tuition no matter by whom It may be administered. ,
You are at liberty TO make such yOu may think
prOppr OF this letter. provided always that you let 1t DO
clearly understood that profess to speak for no one nut
your Obodicut servant, d. q ADAAis'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
POLICE NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
August Wen committed for stsbbBg Emily Ehan.
Ann Maria Messemer, age 20 months was fatally
sosded falling the residence Of
parents. at No. 5s2 FrstAve yesterday morning
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Samuel j..
PetrokoWs alias ROsenbaHm charged with hgEmy discharged
sufficient evidence establish both marriages
Annie Cries, age 4, was instantly killed, yesterday
morning falling the from window Of the apartments Of
parents the l the house No 67 EsseIs
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
Thomas Badisn blacksmith l9 committed tor stealing
ard light value ffO1 from Dr. Edward Huyar Of the
WadWOh House in fisve Charles Moron Of No llJ Ilomp
locked In default VI 81 900 bail stAbkng William
McDonad Of No II JGnes-rt, ThomGs Conkln Of No.
~ hadsOB-Et WedhestAy night. Joseph Fay
locked for takng possession Of the bed Of Charles Collins At No $40
Joseph Van Per charged BY Sarah Van RPer Of Pot
n. j. with bgapy locked for examination John keay
charged with keeping ssmbi house At No. DsneeJ 10 which
Aeoph btceb os Q Iy5. held foJ eIsnIsshSh
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

,bo, ro,nnt the American Democracy with It's organ
cation intact TO support one OF lts ne ohg oppOuch
Democratie support Of Horace Greeley as an enllgh-
encd and honest Republican, has this meaning and no
other U forgets the past ia the hope OF the iutre III
can well bear the gibes and taunts OF Administration
men, as 20 an alleged Inconsistency IN the support va
Greeley and Brown, by the rich fruOn which VIII t0
low their triumph. On the side OF the Administration
We are promised continued msrule, usufpaOn ana cor
rupon ON the other, reform, economy ana honesty IN
cyery department of the Government. What struggle!
fiOual lbcrty Our triumph is certain with eu0rt aDor
and concert OF action Kentucky viii proudly lead the
van. WA not New-Tork, PennsylNanli, ana galiS"' i
Ohiol JOHN w oib'HNSo"'
Copiagton, Ky., Sept 8, 1s72
FROM A. @. BROWN OP MISSISSIPPI.
GENTLEMEN: Your note inviting me TO attend ana
address mass meeting Of the friends OF Greeley ana
Brown, in New-Yorl was received a few days ago. IL
Is quite out Of the question for to comply with your
request; but have no hesitation in saying that am
heart soul and body in full sympathy with you and al
others who struggling for "a cnnge OF Auhli, @
ton II YOU were In the south, and saw thinsS as sc,
them and felt the hand OF oppression as loe II, au
prised that d the manly language OF Thomas y. hen
dricke. 81 turn my back on tne past, sthlu W,
the present and look hopefully TO the 1uture..
In the beginning Grants frlends ulueItOoh 70 Nis g
words that Greeley had ever SAID or them. BuI thc
white people OF the South refused 10 be ulsguaeu Io
they undertook the negroes INTO hc supo VI
Grant by telling them that II Greeley were elecJcd they
would an he reduced again TO slavery. But even III
this tney have failed. assure you tha ne Wlte peOpo
of the South outside OF the OicehOldefs are a0st
nt in favor OF Greeley and Brown, and we are dalY
making accessons the ranks OF the ooored people
want man who will at all times ana under All crcuu
stances hold the scales of justice in equal balance pc
tween all parts of the country regard horace Dteee$
willing ana competent " III lulS DiA
an, for MIN A. q. BROWN
- Tey,y' igt Hinds County, Miss, Sept. ., 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
FIVE TRAGEDIES.

Marcus Lichtenstein, age 80, real estate
broker, and formerly Broadway merchant, committed
suicide by hanging himself from the rear stoop OF his
residence No West Thirty yourthst, early yesterday
morning, while suffering from nervous derangem2nt,
produced by long continued loss Of sleep attending too
close application TO business. He had walked out with
his son during the evening, and upon returning home
retired to bed. About o'clock he arose. and his wife
asked where he going. lie replied, " For walk
search being made Tor him. he was found dead nan an
hour later. - 49,. =, -, -
Ernestina Lowenhem. age 10, OF No. All Fourthaye,
committed suicide by cutting her throat yesterday after
noon, while suffering from depression OF spirit caused py
grief a the sudden insanity and removal OF her daug-
Ter 10 an asylum. Deceased sister OF Pr0I An
thOn OF Columbia College, and daughter OI the late au-
thor OF "AnthOu's Latin Grammar"
Jacob Dishler, age 43, OF No. 1ls EsseNs returned
home intoxicated late on Wednesday night and aIter
GuarTeng with his vie seized carving knife ana cut
hs own thrOat seyerDg the Wludplpe lie was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital, where tho following note was
found IN his pocket: beloved friends and ucqualut-
ances My knife - sharp; red blood spill; want 10
die" Ills wound is probably fatal $4,000.
william Fisher swede, age A. attempted suicide az
his residence, No 6z5 Pearlst, yesterday FORENOON Oy
shooting himself ia the head and stomach WIN ieFO
yer He taken to the Park Hospital, anu Is not ex-
pected recover He declined 20 make any statement.
Julius Kehm, age 40, Of No. 93 slanton-st, attempted
suicide yesterday morning by severing an artery or his
wrist with knife. lie suDsCq ucAty committed to
the TOmJs a charge OF insanity.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE STATE or TR4DE


LovpoS sept l2--:3O m.-Consos opened ~ ~ i1 c
92I for account United States FyeIweut Iosls s @ ~
l67s gl; TenTOrs 81l New Fvs S3 kre fFay sAa'es D.
PARI. sept Pa. mHentes opened al a9L SO ,r, -
Ilygrpoor Sept Pill m,eQ0u opened heayyi aus ~
lands. IC0lOtL; Mdling Orleans loiL 49,
LyERpoOI Sept l2l:3O 2. luto,tn t's co6A"aU lo''
Nldl ng Unllnds l0L Mddlng Ol'lns, lo' 1luiL
IovD0y Sept pa p. mL-Ere baila17 shares 81 ,
LlyEaPooI, sept 22 m.-lhe Bfel4ns market IS q1' 'nl
steady. .,--- Iii. 4 -
unclan.c.. Ef.e Railway shares. - l.
PARIS. Sept. l2-r m.-Reues closed at 81, 2' ,.,. q.
LtgERPO0G. Se,t rs mtotOu closed 'Eeri vi n- ll'
lanis g l0; MdIug Orleans l0 the sa ID i-e ' hs7s ieel
8O0 bses intending 200 for export and speculation hanel fe'
leum Ild p gillon. ,,a,,s 49,
LovDov SEPT l2-Eyenirg.-SpHts Tupentac, H'GHo per
eWt need Oh R36 l0 per Common Rosn J yer cFt
LlyERpooI 2EyeniRgT scEcej spIts ~ PER
cVt Bacon 5, 10 per cVL lur Short Rio M.lile5.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS ONE OF ITS EARLIEST AD-
VOCATES-HOW lie PLEDGED HIMSELF TO
SUSTAIN IT.

QUINCY, Mass, Nov. 10, 1871.
A. WARREN KELSEY, esq.-DeGr Sir: | re-
ceived to-day your letter asking my opinion upon the
proposition OF The Missouri Republican that the Demo
cratic partv abstain from making any nomination for the
next Presidency provided they assured the Liberal
Republicans viii go forward and nominate candidate
that such course would be wise and patriotic, and
| should be glad to see the Democracy con-
cur In such resolution. / regard the present
Administration as national calamity, continuance
OF which should he ayerted at almost any sacrifice
not because It is Republican In politics. but because
il Is mean In character sordd in tone, ignorant corrupt
has dissppoted The hopes aud deadened the generous
aspirations of good men OF all parties. Because II Is do
ing 20 permanently dlsnite the states than the
Government Of jefferson Davis did. Because It's
chief can conceive of OF free government but
military force, and motive Of public action but pri-
vate profit. -Four years more Of such an education in
family patronage and martial law Will 50 blunt the keen
sensibles Of popular liberty that our lgnobe incubus
might as well remain fixture.
Now believe that the Democratic party is powerless
alone to relieve us. think 1t s without nope Of carry
ing the next But II there be sangune man
who st homes even be is sane enough 10 know that the
thin shadow OF his faith would fade II he did not reckon
10 tal law Of them. But the votes OF these
States will be really al the disposal OF the party Whlon
controls Congress count reject, because in regard
TO those States unhappy public opinion the North
70 balanced that resolution adopted by Congress To re-
Jeet eir votes by OF alleged fraud or violence
perpetrated upon part OF their constituency, would
not be manifest outrage upon decency aud free govern
beht Men OF respeclhblllty anu character ihent pe
found 10 defend IL. Public sentiment would not IN
stantly spring erect 10 make Infamous IL is possible
Una ' Ss 1g n bs & os aCs Sesse @ m ng
probable that IL will be N necessary, because the
same feeng-Of an urgency existing TO subdue threat
ened reactiOn-that has reconeilcd myriads OF good
citizens to the manifest violations Of the whole
spirit OF our institutions which mark all the
road from 1865 10 the present day can be
relied upon 10 suffer cTOwning necessity
more IL would be with II In the ancient days
when the dreaded detrment the Republic sighed
the certain danger 10 liberty have no doubt that II
the votes Uf any OF the States have referred
10 elect the Democratic candidate they would
be thrown out IN counting. majority even IL it
could be mustered Will not be permitted 10 elect Dem
Nothing
main but civil war Submission 10 usurper and 1t IA
difficult w decide which alternative would in1ct the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
DEPARruRA Or E0RElGN NAILs.

FRIDAY. sgPT 13
Prlsian Closed Mail only by tAe Wiimi "non ano
Imam L.ue 80 ausl4Ds 81, . ,-.----
Thursday at O'clock p. oetmsip as 'A FJ'.la me- %
Letter postage 10 all tie Indies except when going direct sn
be 10 cents Papers ce each which ns. Dol. pead
SATURDAY.. ~EPr. a.
EiroDe va Queenstown and Liverpool f' sfsA w
London II suppen- lai on I'cf no -
" r. T. closed at l b. In. ~ ansa.p saba 40 Z y i4.
A Plusian Closed Mail s sert bY this lne 80
ram letters deposited in supp euen.s.y Mails mast be prepaid With
double D1staCei
Mails the German States direct via Bremen, per steiu'hF
A Direct German Mai by ts line steamship sails q. p
from Pier FOOT q IlIrl-st, hoJIsln
Mails oI Key Wct by ts e,mhip Ctr Of Houston 'ose ~
D. N. Steamship sails a r NON Pier 10. ~ D. j.
SUNDAY. sEPI Is.
an Mails close Il O'Clock Tag FOstOGee Is ron -
"a o II d. n.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
TIE cHrYENNEs EuLoGIzFp.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-The following is an ex-
tract from the r annual report Associated Executive Committee
Of Frebds tIbe which refers few among
the most promising Of the warriors Of the paus
Cey5naes ard AapahOes numbering $3.50 located on the north
f of m Canadian RIVER Immediately Of the gotb meridian have
The peseeb and friendly atGe noted last
report VerT eto have been made by the hoWs TO induce
them 10 iou dereatoTs bU hitherto without
success o. vleu occasion the koTas siampd
l2 mules the beennes demanded of them oneur Of the pander
committed their reservation The koNas
piled The dcnad ard forthwith the Cheelres yoiuat retur cd
He animals - the ocer m Camp supply mill
tary post
George W DODGE Cli states Indian Agent writing from Salt lake
CITY says in letter dated Sept 6, that the reports relative the dep
relations d .be Indians Utah Territory have beea much
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.
MANN nr I11srIcR HENRY HoGEnOOM.

DEATH OF JUSTICE HENRY HoGEBOOM
Justice Henry HOgeboom of the State Su-
preme Court OF Eew-York died at his residence in ud-
son. N Y, at a. yesterday, CA. From carly life
he has occupied prominent public position, and at the
time OF bis death was regarded as the most eminent
jurist on the Supreme Court Bench Of this state. He
was graduated at Yale College in 1927 with high hOnors,
and in turn has held The Office of County Judge Master
in ChaucerY and Member OF the Assembly and has been
Justice OF the supreme Court since 1885, lie was man
Of marked ability aud commanded respect from all with
whom lie became associated. Hisfuueral viii take place
from the Reformed Church. in Hudson Le4t Monday, at
1 n.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN.

PORT OF newborn. .....,..',.'.'',..'''SHPr II
CLEARED.
se.rbo CITY Of Bristol tBf phillips. Liverpool John Dale.
steamship FsIa (Gsrl Meier Hamburg &e Asn,i. q IS g.
steamship Annie Ssen Chester and Wilmington Del a. Abbott "a
steamship Moro Ssis NS1.sn haSan1 a. 1a1sS MAN., P
Steamship Isaac Bell Bakemln Norfolk C Point ani Richmond
os sss%sp DSaao haH Gove savaanah RSSsIi LsEn Co
steamship Georgia. Holmes, Charleston. H. T. Morgan Z"
Steamship Nereus Bears. BOstsr. H. ,. Dimoek
BARK fSR i Huss (Bf LoScry corI Of Fnoa'h Bod ress
Ba Ca CsT GSr Bee%s|,n % ssnG N Inn ssan snvd nv o 70
Scbr TreSsare Taylor Providence r. L. wv Jackson Co
SSar SSsi Mott Beisll BeisI, Richmond, A. Abbot
ARRIVED.
Steamship % I lRS' sa Osss ss d nsson MSs BTo. aug
steamship Crescent CITY Curtis Havana sepi with md'e aO pass
steamship Gse.acy Bolton AHSy Jy I , % sos' S's. sss:
18th Port said 5h Gibraltar 2S and Madeira 4S'h with 's" H'
SazaO Frankfurt Ge Buow remen Aug a. SuthAnp'a
Both, With mdse. aud psss . Oelnehs Co 49, 4, ,ss
HsSsaa sept I NTH ni., and pas. II Maor co Res,
steamship Washington ul Rousseau Havre Aug ~ va D''
steamship Benef.ctor Jones Wilmington n c.. with naval stores
steamship Isaac Bell Bakem Richmond City Point and S'H'''
With T;e and % Rss, e O9 P.%SSn sss kSsos ss, With m
Bark ClntO qtaLl Lagro Ps,a % days VIA sA'
Barb TTelavu l Ss h',aa csos y ass S,. WIN n s o
BARK Horace Bess suout Pensacola. 20 da{s With lgseh
Bars KoSaoSr tBr Cooper nd@a q DAYS witA .,IAs,sH
Brig isdy BIZ ssrn m,r,, sAl ~ s, s2, ', rs d. .ssr
Brig Tartar tBrl, Hardy Rio JAnerO JsS l. VIA ha~p"
:, With c0.ee
srig orbit Nash Cabarien II days, with and meae
sbs I,bn " Dsige Spandug BurnOs ~ dass ~p 80
Sehr Adoph Hugel DAVIS. Georgvtown, e. dAy'' VIE
ScSr sarah Berpee (Of Machia.l Brown, hasqu'h n $500
se6l Lscn ,of Calais, Kiparel, ST. stephens n b. DAYS
hath.
schr. j. :. Gilmore, Smith. Virginia -
schr Harriet Brewster, Spe'rs Neorseown u. y
DOMESTIC PORTS. xs,YsaJ
RoSroS Sept. i3--AuiyrJ steamships 1lAaces n
Msrls top Charlssioa Moisna rOm sierra Loo
FOREIGN PORTS. ,,..d. 10
Novuty Sent Anehor lane steamships ~, Gaxyss
Ksy snd Iowa oveuitoDe, both frOn New'ish Aug 80
nave IIor Latest SHIP Aces sce SspeaA fas~i
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
OUR CITY MAIL SERVICE.
70 IN, Edttor OF Tke Trtbunt.

To Mt EdtfOr OF The TrtbhHt.
SIR This day, between l2 and o'clock, we
found the post box OF Twentysecond-st and
Eighth0ve. full We do business In that neghborhood
aud put In the above box important letters connected
with business. Finding the box full and on exam
nation finding we had been receiving from
correspondents, concluded this box not
emptied regularly We went TO the branch office In
Eighthaye., between Thirty third and Thrtyiourthsis
and made statement OF the case, ana were assured that
the box was daily visited and enptod But AZ o'clock
we visited the boz again. 10 mall letters, still
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
INTERNAL REVENUE SUPERVISORS.

WAsHINGToN Sept. l2.-The President has ac-
ceped gaob o. Supervisor Emo heretofore in charge Of the
Internal territory composed Of the States Of Louisiana Mis'
spp Alabama Supervisor Perry Of North and South Carolina will
tale charge vacated by Mr Emory and Supervisor Cobb
will take charge Mr. Perrys district In accepting Supervisor
Emors the President and Secretary OF the Treasury et
ress efficiency and that he leaves
ihe public President to-day signed tie commission
Supervisor Mcdonald Of Arkansas and the Indian Tetory
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
pASSEAGERS SALLED-

FOR PLYMOUTH LONDON, CHERBOURG, AND HAVBUlG-
n s.eapsLp Frse, sepE iz-George Palmer a3l ll1y'
Chas schorpr Mrs. Antou Schwarzenberg Max haA ~ hal
Raymond Kalenbl.h. tie Rev. Oto Won Iec L' o1elei
Tgaegdev Ceoge Peterson T. 4. Peterson and la G. aoutr Joel
Simon Noutomst, Fccs Rossetti, Johu Sonneef ana &
Ane Ber ami LADY Thco Rose and LAZY Mrs hia tie slol
chn Mrs s. Froelich and two children, MI Alni hat
Alfred Lessen, Ms Anna X heiem9n "a
and ri M Nr Cerons Johanna Kufnr child Mrs Barsn Siabl
r. cseip T. Sons md daughter 81 $ julie
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC GOSSIP.

THE Illinois State Fair begins at Ottawa next
"Wednesday.
In the Laura d. Fair trial, at San Francisco,
only juror obiained out Of go examined
VIM Maxwell shot and killed Walter Forster
quarrel hvestsbe b at Marietta Wis last Wednesday
.Ex-Supervisor Kelly of San Francisco was
eduesdar for conspiracy murder Shay witness
real estate title forgery pending the courts
IA fire broke out yesterday in +. FaTnsworth's
Races wharf Philadelphia bot confined TO
humber of sheds horse that became hemmed IN
By tAe came. forced into the river and escaped.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE I'LL INoIs LIBERALS HARD AT WORK.
To me EdftOr OF The Tribune.

SIR; This part of Illinois is being thoroughly can
vassed and the rcu,ng documents holding meetings is
being thoroughly attended making daily progress
night direction The Democrats standing back" and letting
the Republicans do the hard and glad able show
them how thoroughly In district where IS 600
will much send
we'll
outdoor Liberal meeting viii be held here this evening ghch Senator
Trumbu and Gen Black will speak. J.. W
kents J
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
COTTON MARKETS

LorsvILLE Sept l7Coioa nomiusl Mddngs Oc receipt,
l3j hGe.; shipments. u bales
PHILADELPiIA. sept l2.-Cotton due hdihnr, 2,lc
CscNsAr lL-Cotton quet Mhdhngs, 2le receipts Is
baesi shipments. 20i baesi soci, i57 bales.
BAriNaKH Sept i2Co,ton da and lower; Mding 2lc gross
receipts, Is bales sales $50 bales stock, 800 bales
sept notion quiet hdilng, Itc receipts,
215 bsrsi sales g0 bales stock, 6 500 bales
CHARLzsros sept i2-Uo,ion quiet Ordinary, 6 alle Good
nary Middngs lS!e hdiing l0ldl9c net
receipts l5a bales Oao bales sales iuo bales ''ock e+64
bales
sAvAEAH Sept lCo,ion good densnd offerings light
Mddbr leie Low Iddngs 9ie. Good Ordinary. l7tc net
receipts, n bsles H2 barH; stock. fs10 bales
Nj LOUIS sept ll-Coton nominal
MoniLE i-Ooiton dull and Low hdtngs, Bic
hdng lyi receipts ~ bales, ekpors-cosEtNe Ill bales
sales lUJ bales stock .bA basa
sExUnLEAs sega 2-Cetas uhs<aled Low hddhngs, sOe
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

found IL m tho same condition and had n 20 TO another
bOx 70 deposit letters. At o'clock We again visited
The stuffed box and found IL In the same condition as be-
tween II and D. The box 80 ful we could ret
letters IN. Many OF those m tne DIX ooli ie
taken ou with tho hand By such cCSebee the pubic,
as well as ourselves. undoubtedly suffer A. q G' NIL
EeO York, Sept. 7, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
DISASTROUS FIRE IN EEwARK-Loss, 100000.

DISASTROUS FIRE IL EEWARIl-LOss, 100000
The most destructive fire that has occurred
in Newark n j. for several years, burned, yesterday
nearly an acre OF buildings. The night watchman at
Rchmds0ns saw factory in FcTry.s first dcoycredthe
flames soon after a. m, and Immediately gave an
alarm owing TO mperfection IN the telegraph, how
ever delay occurred in transmitting the warning and
as a strong wind was blowing, before the firemon ar
rived the flames had gained an mconquereble
headway. Water was obtained on one side
from the Morris Canal. and on the other from
the Palslc River but not until about 10
A. m. was the oOuilagratiOn hualy suDdued.
Tho property was known as whites Buildings,
and III, losses are estimated as follows;
William White, owner OF the buildings. aud a
atche manufacturers S35 O0O insured for $4,000; Rich
arison Gi6ffcrs saw manuactQrers, s5O Insured Tor
$1,000; Walkers cradle manuiactory, SuOo) 10 tlsur
auce; Elwards hub MAKER 500, no insurance. frosl
gas reguhtor mandatory 5000 covered Oy insurance
Roydcn hck-maker, 5000, insurance not aseertdlned
Fisher & Scott. scrap leather factory 5000 no lIsf
auce: Day d Coz silk braid manufaeiurers, $1,000, par
taIy imured Wursthoh, scssJrmakcr, $1,000 no insur-
auce Henry Van Ness trunk slat manufacturer, 500 no
Insurance. l.. H. Laudell, saimaler $500 covered Dy
Insurance John Y. Johnson, he-lnakcr 500, no lsui-
ance; Gfng, carpet beater 500, TO insurance; WHIT
temOre d TOOn, trunk and DOXmakcrs, sj0) no lnsur-
Mcendiares are supposed to nave caused lc hfe