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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

At special meeting of the Board of Directos
held this day, it resolved, in conformity vsTb
article seven Of the charter to collect forthwith
from stockholders an assessment of fifty pr
cent on the net earned premiums of the thirs
quarter of 1872 subject to assessment, amount
ing to sl34 z88 43; and it further resolved 70
pay 10 stockholders on demand, quarterly l.
terest of two and half per cent on the amount O.
capital pad in
c. CAvARoC, President.
@iEoFER IaNIry Eecretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

one O'Clock seem. to be she fashionable
G,our 5og weddings this season.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

a boa and o small round mGtt = 'ho pro
per ching: cuffs are obsolete.
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az THI.SHE'S
THE AEtE WINTER @TOCfa RECEIVED

a.
THE HEtV WINTER $TOCia RECEIVED
II SES SESgLEMENss DaP4 STMENT,
sIzEs oS
Gidpor1oH T'G0 gEDBRSHIBTs and DRIVERS.
Red and y hite Flaanel UNDERGRADUATES
Cartwright e Warmers 85TIRHEE .9A TIC scoops.
9;albyisgan and English HOSIEBY-su grades:
Complete assortment 90 our Make" ginc SHIRTS
English and Troy Eiacq GOHIARa and GUFFs,.
Herno and Cotton FLANNEL UEDERWBAP:
Laporte,s esteemed KID GLOVES, all colore.
hsgas1t GEGk WEAR ana T0IIET qrticIeo.
All at Moderate Priceso
S@TTi"6laP attention % ctAoaa 20 She ss,v large
assortment ~ Fresh
BOYs' and CHILDR EMS CLOTHING
SFfon1 Two and half sears up 20 IraEaood).
Embracing as is does everything new in chill
'frsn's CLOTHING and UNDERWEAR; School and
Dress SUITS and 0VEREsATS; Sotths, Boye, and
"hildren'e SHIR1S and JUVENILE GOODS GEN.
fRALLIo Nothing bus first GLASS stock. and prices
guaranteed as low isl any e3yo Torth OF south
Goods not satisfactory BE returned and tb@
money vii be refunded.
B. T. WALSHE,
mol I'm - No. 10 Canal street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The Oi"se. 2not'.-~ go never En6's" .
o-sue Thcy must De grave diggeTs.
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The above statement is a correct transcript from
the books Of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Association.
C. CAyARoC, President.
GEORGE LAE&Ux, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

GENTLENEN's TOILET DRESSINGS
announcing this, his
OPENING WEEK,
ara ;nrf ft' v,Gentlemens fashions to which all
~ .oaa,,+ .,,1ar2s buyers or not.
nd beautifying Of
-l''D' . : 49, l--l- = aP FASHION.
Corner Canal and Royal ST.
affords additional and row unriyallet facih,
his ever increasing business, and the stock IL iof
embraces every novelty in
1Eoods's Champion Shirts, six for 50.
fit guaranteed buttons never come OF, and equa.
to shirts sold elsewhere at So 50 each.
Tine All Linen shirts, So each,
ELABORATELY EMBROIDERED.
Colored, Cheviot and all other styles ready made.
or MADE ESPECIALLY TO ORDER ON THE SPOT
IN THREB DAYS.
Seasonabie Underwear,
All styles, from fifty cents mp;
Genuine English Hosiery,
81 50 per dozen;
Fine Linen Handkerchief,
IS per dozen.
The new departure in
NECK WEAR
Introduces many new things in SCARFS and
NBCKTIES, only just out; SHIRT COLLARS the
same thing GLOVES, $50 dozen {JouyiI'sl. and all
other kinds, Suspenders Shirt Collars, English
Umbrellas, Sleeve Buttons. Studs, Perfumery, art
icles for the toilet table, and thousand NICK
NAChS for gentlemen, selected and imported by
Moody himself, in such quantities and at such
prices as to render the stock
The Largest, Cheapest and EFo&t Fash
iOnable Display OF
FURNISHING GOODS
IN AMERICA.
Country buyers, send for circulars, tape measure
and directions for seIfmeasurement, gratis.
GOODS SHIPPED c. 8. De-
S. =. MOODYfS.
no2I Up 1G Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
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pledging protection to class Of citizens
who were in danger Of being oppressed
5Fillfully and Raliciously oppressed-and
Congress was authorized to enforce by
appropriate legislation this guarantee
, The worth Of the laws passed in con-
arce with this wise provision are what
s1o - .,;iq g condition OF affairs in Louisi.
10 VIZ : % the utmost.
spon5ent should s our neighbor's CORE
amended copy Of the co., .ssts,4, S. ~ a.
United States. va
Even the clear and logical mind -.
Counsellor 7. J. Semmes will occasionally
become a little confused. In one sentence
Of his eloquent defense Of the Governors
course in electing a returning board, he
pictures that calm and phlegmatic gentle
man, Hon. John Lynch, as forgetting to
vote" and completely dazed, and in the
next asserts his action to be part of a
scheme" toinyoke the irresistible force
Of the central government
Even if Mr.. Lynch were a stupid and
readily confused person "a condition which
his reputation and experience in public
matters would seem to disprove-we can
not see Why the successful carrying out Of
his alleged irresistible scheme" should
have destroyed his mental equilibrium.
Evidently Mr.. Semmes could not have
read Mr. Lynch's lear and com prebensive
affidavit Oh aLa-g po;ns
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p. CHS. CUvELLIER, Notary Public.

At meeting Of the Board of Directors held on
me tenth day Of June, 1872 it was resolved to paw
a CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT OF
the net earned participating premiums for the year
OF July next. Also, to pay on demand ten Der ceEs
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion az
telr scrip Hto eapltal stock, per amended cfF5a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

4 youthful novice in smoking 'urned
sfeadly pale and threw his cigar away,
.. Oh, dear he said. there's eom'in IN
shat cigar that's maxim me sick" II know
shat il is" said lis companion, pulling
sway. o'What T. "Tobacker."
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STATE OF LOUIslAEA Z

STATE OF LOUIsl4EA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me this IouLs
day of October, 1872.
c. LBGARDEUR, Notary Pubic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

me above statement is q inst. true and correct
transcript from the books OF the cOmpapy
, PAUL FOURCHY, President
STATE OF LOUISIANA !
Parish of Orleans ;
City OF New Orleans. !
SFoir to and subscribed before me this tenth
day Of June, I672.
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Directors.

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INsURANE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
983,o.o.eao$9+s. Canal Street. .ese ,>e.e.,.ii
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WEW ORLEANS. NOVEMBER p, 1872:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
7 HPERI3I4 SALOON
I38 .oGGIM0s STREET. .,.,....o.,I:3 81
Sses~ee.4 Gs,aS sn6 St, Charieo
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INSURANCE,
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
No. 10 Exchange alley.
THIRD QUARTERLY STATEMENT

II conformity with their charter, the New CT
cans Mutual Insurance Association publish tie
GLOWING statement of their affairs for the Tina
quarter ending Septemher 81 1812:
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s. n. MOODY
KING OF SHIRTS
THE RENOWNED

CORNER of Canal and ROynl streets,
Us at last home once more" with all the novel
ties for the winter season which have come out
since the Southern buyers left the markets of
Europe and the North, and greets lis old land
youDg> friends and customers with magnificent
and complete new stock Of
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New York Items.

NEW YoRK, April 6.-Last night large
number of influential citizens Of Long Island
City took preliminary steps to indfct the
Mayor of that place Oh the ground that he Is
guilty of bribery at elections.
The District Attorney says that 1t will be
some time yet, owing to the pressure of his
business. before he will he able to bring the
Stokes case to trial Miss Mansfield has not
visited Stokes since his arrest, but viii appear
as q witness mt the trial. Stokes is anxious
to have his case brought on, when 1t Is said
startling revelations will be made OF Erie rsts-
cality connected Herewith.
The bill prohibiting appropriations from
the State treasury to schools or institutions
under seetarian religious control was de-
feated in the State Assembly to-day.
A fire occurred last night In the basement
of the five-story iron-fr0nt building No. 8oI
Broadway. The damage from the fire was
$4,000; incidental damages, s15e, 600. Fully
insured. 49,.
AT a meeting Of the Central Committee OF
the German Reform Organization last night
resolutions were adopted faYoring joint nc
tipn with the Council of Political Reform In
the selection Of candidates for the coming
municipal elections. They also decided ts
have the practical work Of the campaign
conducted In conjunction with the Commit
tee of Seventy. ..,,.s5.,ass Y,
DR.. Lookup Evans, who was sentenced
some time since to three years in the States
prison for medical maipructiee, gave bail 70
tay in S1O coo to await q new trial which MAJ
been accorded him by the Court of Appeals
The Special Sessions Court net to-day ant
adjourned over to Tuesday, by which TIM
the district attorney will have determines
as 10 the motion Of this court under IN
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The OBLIGATIONS OF CONFIDENTIAL CLERKs.
We have received tor the second time within
a week. a request to answer the question
whether Il clerk is justified in using a conf
Dental position i'll the counting-house of his
employers to obtain 4 list of customers and
such other information rs may be useful to
him in case he goes into business for himself
or engages in a rival house. We answer in
the negative. Allprivate papers, documents,
mixtures, recipes, and other business secrets
which his employers regard as confidential,
are their property and part Of their capital,
and it Is only pllrloinn@ for him TO OBJ
tain them slrrepttiously and Use them
on his own account. To make this a lit
tie clearer, as against the sophistical argu-
mcnt contained in the letter Of our ques-
toner, let us suppose that Il new firm going
into the stmetrade should ask him to give
them 4 list of his employers customers.
copied out Of the books in his possession.
Would he do it for Il consideration? If not,
| why not? And what reason would operate
to prevent him from making this use Of the in
formation which would not be equally forcible
if he was in the new firm and proposed the
transfer for his own benefit Not Il little of
the diSIrputablc rivalry in trade grows out
of the attempt Of unScrupulous men to build
upon another mans foundation, instead OF
rcaling an independent structure belonging
| wholly to themselves. There is IL vast
amount Of appropriation not punishable as
bribery hy human statutes which is rs much
Il violation of the sixth commandment rs
tilching parse or robbing Il wood-yard.-
| Ne,r York Journal Of Commerce.
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Wasi,incfan NcRs.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The House was
engaged in debate only to-day. The Senate
was not In session. ~
Mr.. Platt, of Virginia, made speech to.
day in the House on Virginia affairs. HI
denied the imputation of heretofore or now
having made any charges against the people
IF Virginia. He yielded to no Virginia rep
Gesentative in either House of Congress il
his devotion to their interests, and invited
the closest scrutiny as to his record. His
charges were against the Democratic party Of
Virginia. He cited acts of that party il
Richmond, Norfolk, and Portsmouth; acts OF
the Legislature, &C., and exhibited diagrams
,howing the manner in which Richmond had
been gerrymandered. aud urged that men OF
Ill parties unite in preserving the rights Of
voters and remedying the wrongs committed
by either party.
Indian auvces report that Red Cloud, the
chief of the Sioux, has had talk ut the
agency. He is peaceful, but his young war
riors cannot be kept from the war path.
The Government buildings at Camp Inde
pendence, Nevada, are reported to have been
"ntirelv destroyed by the earthquake Of tht
26th ultimo. .,,.a#; ..l
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TELEGRAPHIG4 NEWS.

New York Staek and Money Market.
NEW YoRK, April 6.--The hank statement
shows m increase in loans of over one and 8
quarter millions, specie decreased over one
and q half millions, deposits decreased nearly
two millions, legal tenders decreased nearly
three millions, circulation decreased nearly
half million. 81
The stringeney in money continued to the
close. After bank hours commission was
paid. Sterling dull at 9szto o.. Gold firm
at 110l to 110s. Governments steady, with
little business. States dull, except Tennes-
sees, which are firm at 81 for old .and new.
VirgiDia's, 90; new, 56. Louisiana's, IS:
new, 81. LeYee's, 60; s's, 10. Alabama's.
81; 5's, IS. Georgia's, 10; rs, sc. Nortf
:carolina's, SO; new, GOT. South Carolinas,
50: new, IS. +. Fl..1 ~ sstt
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\ Son Observation-Disclosures OF REAL
LlFE.-The Lancaster Express says:
Twenty years ago Samuel Wise. son Of
Christian Wise. residing at Millport, War.
wick township. this county, left home with
out giving notice to any one, leaving ayouny
wife and child behind him. Years rolled on,
and yet no tidings of the lost son, husband.
and father. Ten years ago last February
Christian Wise, the father Of the missing
man, died but before dying he made will
wherein he declared that if the son Samuel
should return home ten years after his (the
father's) death, he should receive his share OF
the fortune, very considerable estate; but
in the event of his failure to return, it was
to 60 to the sister, in addition to her own
share. On Monday Il gentleman called at
the Caldwell House. this city, armed with
power of attorney from the long-lost son,
who is now and has been all these years i'll
Arizona. The agent finally succeeded in
finding Samuel's sister ut Rothsville, and she
told him all about the will. He ut once re-
turned to this city and consulted the Register
of Wills, the search revealing the fact that he
was Just sixteen days too late--in other
words, the claim came in just sixteen days
after the expiration of the ten years contem.
plated in the will! The attorney of Samuel
Wise, the missing man, was delayed on the
Union Pacific railroad by the snow blockade
for a period of more than one month, and
Samuel thereby lost his fortune. The miss
ing man has proved recreant to his first wife
and child. having married woman i'll Arl-
Zona. by which union he has another child.
Verify, truth is stranger than fiction.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France ,r..s..
PARIS. April 6.--The Council of War. at
Versailles has sentenced the Vicar of st. Eloi
TO two months imprisonment for causing the
arrest of IL number Of persons by nlegaI
means. ,
Henri RocIleiort, Paschal Groussef, ana
Asst sailed to-day for the penal colony at
New Caledonia.
MADRID. April 6.--The election for the
electoral college in the town OF San Lorenzo
Catalonia, was accompanied by serious disoI-
der. The mob attacked the building wherein
the voting was in progress, and completely
stopped the election. The urns containing
the ballots were demolished, and the pon
lists scattered throughout thetown. Several
persons were injured during the attack, bu'
no fatal results are reported.
There was also considerable excitement ID
the town of Santiago, Andalusia, caused b,
priest appearing at the polls and attempt
ing to vote with revolver in his hand. Ht
was arrested, and the excitement substded
Se1ors Rivero and Moret, who were can
didates for the Cortes, have been defeated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

CuANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY.
Judge Fytehugh.--The following cases were
disposed of:
Robertson's cXecutriX Is. Robinson and
others. Decree dissolying injunction andap.
pointing commissioners to sell certain pro
perty in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Trott us. Walford and others. Order per-
mitting amended answer to be filed.
Dickinson rs. Dickinson and others. De-
cree, by consent, for sale of certain property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Ford and others vs. Ford and others,
Cavedo's administrator Us. Ford's administra-
tor and others. Decree modifying former
DEGREES so as to authorize deeds to be made
to purchasers upon their giving deeds oi
trust to secure deferred instalments Of pur.
chase money. L
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ARRIVED.


Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. l.. B. Tatunl. agent.
Brig DevercuX, Woods Hole, giano, Allison i
Addison.
schooner Joseph Vcldcu, Cavalier, New York,
coal. W. Roberts
schooner Anna BcrlatJ, Norhecs, merchandise,
Curtis & Parker.
SCHOONER \. II. Al,lfIiSe, Swain, Nrw York, pig
iron, Old DolniniOn Nall Works.
schooner j. B. Johnson, Rose. New York, coal, W.
Roberts.
schooner W. G. Nelson, Rose, New York, coal. 6.
Ii. Halves.
Scnponcr Clara DAVIDSON. -, Elizabcthport, pig
iron, Ola Dominion Nail Works.
SAILED.
Steamer Palisadc. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers. ". =. Brett. agent.
Schooner y. L. Wolf. DolcS, granite, Washington,
~. G., Curtis & Parker.
schooner j. II. Brogdeu, Blank, light Alexandria,
to load coal for Boston,.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. April 6-Arrived, schooner Sarah
Fisher, Carlisle. from Petersburg, with lumber, to
Taylor s. Bez. -
Schooner William G. Bartolet- Bartolet, from,
Richmond, W., with granite, to Richmond Grant,.
Company. -,.,.. o..,.,,..
line has been sold by the owner to gentleman IT
WasIngton who viii continue to run her on tile 20
toiDac.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Justics j. j.
White presiding The following cases were
disposed of:
Presley Perry (coloreD, charged with hav.
ing in his possession one gold watch of the
value of 500, the property Of some person
unknown. Case continued until 10th OF
April; watch not identified.
Daniel Fun (colored), charged with tres
passing on the premises OF >. II. Gary. DIS
missed.
Fleming Burton (eoloreD, charged with
assaulting and beating William Burton with
a stick, was discharged; /; evidence insufficient
to convict.
Washington Jackson (colored), charged
with interfering with the chain-gang, and
assaulting and attempting to kill William
Peasley while in the discharge OF his duty.
Fined S. and bound over in the sum of $1OO
for three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-08

TRANSFERS eP REAL EsTATE.--The follow
ing sconveyances Of real estate were made
during the week ending April 9th, 1877:
Lee & Goddin to J. G. Andrews, two
thirds interest in 80 feet on Main street be-
tween Madison and Belvidere.
Lee 6 Goddin to S. III. Pulliam, 60 feet on
Main street between Madison and Belyidere
(itos. aud y, and two-thirds interest in 30
feet adjoining (Nos. II and 1s); and Lee s.
Goddn and j. G. Andrews to same, 60 feet
adjoining Nos. ~ and ~, for S13, 800.
S. II. Pulliam to Goddin and Andrews,
trustees, so feet dot 10y on Main street near
Belvidere, for $40.
w. A. Irving to L. Nicholas, so feet on
Ninth street, for SLIGO.
Virginia Brown and others to +. III. 4.
Danforth, 81 feet on Broad street near Jail
alley, for s1,75O.
Charles talbot to James T. Neae, % feet
on Nineteenth street, for $3.50.
James T. Neaie to Cannon 4 Walker, 66
feet on Clay street near Twcnty-ninth. for
Ss, 800.
$. j. Clildrey to Charles p. Walker, SO
feet on Twenty-eighth street near Leigh. for
s247.5o. s,s.~-,s.
j. Z. Schcrnerhorn, administrator, to
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
slip of land near Eighteenth street, for 1925.
A. Grant, Jr., to J. McKenny. 81 feet on
Fourth street corner of Baker, for S2,40o.
r. II. Temple to Joseph l.. Sherrard, 81 :
feet on Elmwood street between Cherry and
Culvert, for S503.j0.
+ T. Z. Crump to William and II. Childs, 81
feet on Hancock street near Leigh, for 1924.
Elizabeth A. Wynn to Lucy Cooley, s2
feet on Marshall street near Fifteenth, for
800.
Lucy Cooley to William Christian, trustee,
same property.
James a. Fulton to Mary j. Fulton, one.
| fifth interest in 10 feet fronting on James
river at Rockets, for $3.50.
Lewis NJ. Carter to John Gross, 90 feet on
Church street, for 5000.
NJ. Mang,m to George Cunningham, SO
feet on Grace street, for $3.50.
Alexander Jennings to horris Jasper, &c.
30 feet on Dover street near Randolph, fol
$3.50. ...
| Willis w. Wines to John Jasper, so feet on
| st. James street between Federal and COlitts
for 1928.
II. II. Whitlock to William Disney, 81 5-1:
| feet OH Seventeenth street beyond Fenable,
for $500.
| V. v. Baldwin and others to Allan Gil
mour, 80 feet Oh Main street corner Twenty
sixth, for 1912.
William S. Hurt to J.. C. Figg and NJ. L
Rider, so feet OH Eighteenth street between
Broad and Grace, for SSSS.50.
7 II. S. Taylor to William Ferguson, 299 fee
on Duval street corner st. Peter, for S171.
III. ". Tyler to Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company. certain lots of irregular shape
along the line of the road, for Ss,034.
n. L. Merchant to Chesapeake and Ohit
Railroad Company, 2S feet on Clay street be
| tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth, for 5000
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS w:KEEsEE viii Sell at 10 4. II. watches
showcases, household furniture, &c. -. ~
D. X. WE1S1GER will sell at a P. ~ three vacant
lots In Manchester.
W. ,. RATCLIFFE win sell at Log A. n. groceries
&c.
a. c. PULLIAM will sell at IL N. fnrm Of 6a2 acres
fifteen miles from Richmond and lnlf nlc from,
the Richmond and DanyIlle railroad
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 \. NJ. a gen.
eral assortment of crockery, &c.
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The Green Bay (Wis.) Adrocate says: !" 1t
seems rs if the disastrous fires which swept
over this region last October had become SO
deeply seated in the soil that they never cal
be extinguished. Smoke may beseen issuing
from the ground where the snow has melted
off i'm many places, and especially in the low
ground near the bay shore at lower Red
FLYER 1t is where the ground Is sRampy
and the soil Is filed with small roots that
these fires holdwith such pertinacity, favored
by the long aud severe drought" 49,.
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"GALvANIZEp IRON CORNICE--At rccen. fire
in Nashua the fumes swept down one of the streets
taking the wooden and brick buildings alike, until
II came to Goodrich Block. Oh which was gaiyan-
lied iron cornice pns up the past season; here the
fire swept over the corce to the tin roof, but find
ing no woodwork to take hold Of WIS stopper, thus
saving a large part Of the business portion oi
Nashua. -
"This same fact has revealed itself many times in
various other places IN proof Of which scores could
add their testimony most sorrowfnlly."-Boston
Comm ercinL bulletin.
Made at the RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WoREs AND STOVE CoMPANY's WORKS. No. 1000
Cary street.
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ts,fAj
new decision. AireaS papers are, made ont
PRAYING for the release Of q Very large NUM-
Sessions.
g Nineteen additional cases of. smallpox,
were reported Yesterday two OF whicii wei 8 Z.
found concealed. Three deaths occurred to-
day and one hundred andthirty.three during
the week. ~ 2 !.
q, A verdict was given airs. Rosa Kelly to.sg
day for %, 600 for the loss Of her husband by
the. Westfeld explosion. ,.s,.s s....s.s
seyen members Of the Japanese embassy
sailed for Europe to-day. - s.'''
In view Of the passage OF the new ehdrtteif
for this city, thelcandid idates fortlle rnayoralty
are multiplying. Among the names mell--
toned are Havemeyer Wickhan,, Ben Wood,
Senator O,Brien, Oswald. Ottendorfer, ex-
Sheriff Kelly, Richard schell, and JACKSON
ShultZ. fSss Ea ,Fs7scs@ * Sfa5stJE faf ~ Z