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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-07

II. W. FARLEY,
I7aInss Farley. v. O. Baldwin, OF Mon gomerv,
Alabama limited partners, II. W. Farley, late
OF view orleans Louisiana. pOstOtEce box Ne.
1903 New YORK, gent raj pariLeE}
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 1872 Pearl = treet, New York.
Conagnmcnts solicited, which liberal ad
.yauces win DE made. Orders for pun base ana
ale Of cotton for future delivery promptly exc.
I+'ted B9lm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-07

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-07

LONG branch RACES
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lcoUTRUED OK EEeSZH PAaE.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

1.-THE Joarndt building at Charleston. W
Va, with the printing material, was burned
Thursday night. Loss, SO 900.
9The Crown Prince Of Prussia, Fredericl
William, Is 1ndispcsed, and in conseq uence ha.
postponed his journey to Switzerland.
~The annual meeting Of the American
Woman Association will be held at ST. Lonis
MO-, in Temple Hall, November 20 and q. >.
~The French, Assembly at Yesterday se..
sion adopted, by vote OF as to l42, the bin TO,
reform OF the French jury system, :
1Spring6eld, Mas, is utilizing is ancestor
oy raising potatoes in An old Puritan grave
SThe Investigation into the burning of the
sUsea@knip missouri was commenced in New
York yesterday. -
=, " Show storms occurring in various parts o.,
the country are having q bad effect upon horses
Win me eplzootic, and the mortality Is iocreas
~Congratulatory messages were EXCHANGED
yesterday between the m ayers Of Adelaide Aus
uaia, and New York city, upon the com APPLETON
OF Geographic communication connecting the
two cifies. =
Y FRANCIS Cassidy, who was arrested aud
Imprisoned SEINE months ago in New York OF
suspicion or connection with the Panormo muir
Gel, has sued Captain Ferry, of Brooklyn 10:
$1,000 damages.
81 William Linton. agent for pottery esta.,-
~, nfnment III baltimore. was found dead In hi
tct IN IN the Gibson House, Cincinnati, yester-
oay The cause of his death Is supposed 70 have
been heart disease or apoplexy.
~ The Market Insurance company of New
York has decided to wind mp, but claims tina
1t will be able to pay all liabilities and dfyid
twenty i've or thirty per cent. among its stock
hciderr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
The Boston Ftre.

LOSSES OF hAhfAKn COLLEGE,.
BOSTON, Nov. l6.-Harvsrd College suffered
by the hre 10 the extern OF So 0oO. Tnis amount
includes The value Of the land. II will cost
SsWo.uoO 20 rebuild. Towards this b. has 500 90
of good insurance out OF the SelG 90 tor which
u VAS insured. The permanent loss is thus
reduced to S2O0,oO. /" This" says President
Eliot, I'VE must beg"
LOSSES OF THE PUBLICATION OFFICES.
The fire was rather severe on the Publ shers
but the Daily TrGHsr1Jt, the amsTi-ca Ryn.s
kdgdstRe, the HGrcrig and all the weeklies and
monthlios secured new quarters at once. aud
though temporarily inc0mmOded, new type and
new presses and hard work will enable them 10
soon run smoothly again.
CoNsDERABLK sALvAGES
OF wool and leather were discovered Yesterday
among the ruins, the value amounting 70 sew
eral thousand dollars.
PERPETUAL 1NJUNCTION
has been issued against the natiOnal insurance
committee Of this cit. and receivers appointed
LATEST RCTIMATE oF THE INSURANCE LOSSES
NEW YORK. Nov l6.-The latest and loves
estimate OF the Insurance losses by the Boston
IRE gives the total amount As Sls ,752, $40, dis
ulbuted as fOllOws:-M assach usetts companies
$50 10000; Connecticut, - 952 SO; New York.
s6.bJO,000; Maine, Si00.UO0; Rhode Island,
go, 900; California, s. 900; Illinois, $50 OD0
Missouri, s25 600; Minnesota. $50, eco; New
jersey, $1,000; Ohio, S2a5.0oo. Pennsylvania,
s2,a,6 800; Wisconsin, 81, 900, foreign, - $40,
coo. The wool dealers, n IL said, are fally GOV
cred 10y insurance. A large number OF bale
are being recovered from tie ruins. The out
sides are burned black, hut the insides are good
not exceed siO,O6O.oO0 after the insurance /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
Steam Cars ON street Railroads.

In Thursdays New York papers is recorded
the trial of a new steam car on the Bleecker
est curves and steepest grades in that city.
According to the Tribune's description of the
street car which performed the journey, 1t can
run twenty nve miles an hour on q smooth
nary street car, and is OF the same size. The
machinery by which II IL propelled occupies the
front platform, is entirely separated from the
interior, and Is also invisible from that point II
is provided with q compound engine of FIVE
horse power, which can be increased to twenty
horse power withoutBny complicated mechS1-
Ism. The cylinders are placed under the front
platform, in direct connection with the forward
axle On this platform Is Q small box, contain
ing coal sum Gent for half O day. 1t Il
clatsoed, whether justly or not, that tho car
can run nifty males- with two hundred
pounds of coal. The water tank Is beneat b
the rear platform the water tank being heated
from the exhausted steam. The car itself ID
heSted by means or steam pipes running be-
meath the seats on each side OF. the car. No un.
pleasant heat Is experienced from proximity tc
the boiler, as it is separated from the interior by
a non conducting partition. The engineer stops
the car by suddenly reversing the engine. Even
when the car IL running at the rate OF six miles
feet. and, with the aid Of brakes, within half OF
lis own length. Two men only are required on
a cara conductor and an engineer. The cal
was started at ten O'Clock IN the evening, with
route. At Howard, Reade and Beekman street,
it turned the curves without leaving the track
and e 2 toierae,e rate Of speed. At the top Of
cfty-the car was stopped, reversed and backed
down the bill, returning without the sliehtes1
dfMcntty, stopping at the middle OF the crsde
and Stating again easily The president Of the
ments OF steam car we're net, namely: Il cav
turn sharp curves. ascend grades, and be man
aged as easily as . team Of horses, and, besidee
would not brighten horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
New York Notes

"A LAFEbAL NtNEkE AZ vi kf'rEn hh A Nfff@E
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Comqiefa returus from
the itth congressional district eject DE Witt,
liberal, by IL MAJORITY.
AID FOR RosToS
Inc chamber OF Commerce Boston relief
committee will issue an address "a the citizens OF
New York on Monday asking for contributions
THE pRcPsY AMONG THE HORSES
continues and IL Of very fatar type. stable
men, however, think the worst has passed IN THIS
city and neighbOThood. Commodore Wander
bits Mountain Boy died yesterday.
pR. HOUARn
has written a letter 20 the President thanking
him for bis release
FRIENDS or wooDHULL AND CLAPLIN
met last evening 20 raise Scss 600. which sum, ~
WAS alleged. would secure their liberation from
prison. After numerous beligerent speeches
the hat MAS passed round, and nine dollars and
hfty-hve cents collected. committee WAS
then appointed 20 procure further subscriptions.
NO COALITION
Ihe IgrtHEe says there II very little fOunda-
ton for the reports OF y contemplated union
between Tammany and Apollo Hall
DO PBEEDNEa. GoINo To LIBERIA.
Nearly two hundred treedmes, including sew
eral fhmllles, sail from this port for Liberia
"Wednesday next. The emigrauts are mostly from
Florida, South Carolina aud Georgia, ani 70
out under the auspices OF the American Colo
nizstion Society.
CHARGED WITH KNBEZ ZLkNRNr.
Charles King has been arrested IN thts CITY
charged with embezzling 60 O1o while manager
Tor the hTm OF COrcnran * Co, at Rio
THK RANK sTATENRNT
shows; Loans, increase, s-ps 500. specie, in
crease, slGC,OOo; legal tenders, decrease
81 % 40; deposits, increase Lib rO1; cfrcula
ton, Increase, ell 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
What They Know ia 80. Louis About
Cabinet Changes

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l6.-fhe Democrat this morn
ing states edltorialiy aud aivisedly that there
viii be but two changes in President Grant.
cabinet after the 3th OF March next. These
viii be the retirement OF Secretaries Fish and
b1nt"ell. he former a. D. expected, viii %
offered the mission TO England and the lattar q
seat in the United States Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
From Europe To.

THE ILLNESS 90 KING my
madrid, Nov. lG.-The AMADEUS.
uajesty King Amadeus ing stain. that his
BIsMAk, passed q bad night.
BERLIN, NoV. 10 * BETTER.
clans from Berlir The departure of physi-
bismarck Great. to ksrzin 90 attend Prince
city Us 10 the ID grsye-spprehensions in this
fears howev condition OF the premier An
ceipt OF 81 81, lave been dispelled by the re
ing iowa Patches that the prince IL progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

PRICES OF PAINTIsGs.-The sale of the Bel
mont collection Of pictures took place at the
Clinton Hall sale-rooms, in New York this
week. The attendance was large, but the bid
ding low. The best pieces were-"Capri," by
A. Achenbach, 81 $50; NORWAY" same artist,
sl,l5o; sheep" by Ansdell, so 600; "Return
from Pasture, by Rosa Bonheur, IS $50; |" ItsI-
Ian Mother, and Child" by Bouguereau, 81 .01O;
Tine ALPS" by Cslame, SLIGO; "Msrino Fall,
ero," by DE Keyser, s2,20O; Paying Toll, !" by
sT75; Peasant Woman" by Eybel, s6O0: 81 PHI
lage of Rome" by Robert Fleury q, 400; {" Drink
OF Water, y by 4. Frere, 5000; baron Munehau-
sn," 81 200; "Diogenes," by GerOme, as 500:
"feassnts, by Hannah. $50; 1.-THE Savoy
ard" by Z. Johnston, 81 80; Pastor and
Poscher," $1,000; maid OF Sargossa," by
Lentze, sl,7O0. The entire collection did not
realize over s-gOGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

~Twenty inches OF snow fell q, ..
New York, yesterday. AnSois,
severe shock OF earthquake was f.lt a,
SnenghA' china, on the 2lst OF September.
0"Candy-p ulls" are the latest excn.. g.
ssyins : se,,, ees OF tosng people together, and
@Such smart chiidren are hor, 49,. A.
.nI, nSs noa, MAT nost every domestic circle |.
An.dens p1yr sa., IN st.endancs upon King
stating that he il suffering from s1t,s eal.stia
mAtism. AAeA sxocolar rheu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
siNfng Murder OF a yyoman .
Child

,pkgE.sBoRo', ONT, -,Ov. l6.--A man named
br.ton, employed la6Orer by a Farmer
named PAYNE, living in the township OF Dam
mer, murdered his wife and the chsld OF the
latter few days since. The wOmsn's head was
terribly crushed, and the child's throat cut from
car to ear. The mGrdeTcr was arrested, ami
narrowly escaped lynching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
The Fatal Accident on the Little
Rock hasiroad.

MEMPHIS, Nov. l6.-ihe railroad acc dent
reported last night on the Little Rock RAILROAD
was caused by broken rsiL The engineer saw
Il, but too late 20 stop the train and he and tie
fireman jumped from the engine A. IL struck tha
gap, and we're caught under the engine. Pr .
nam, the engineer, WAS instantly killed, am ,hs
fireman (coiored) had one of his Leg D go
ana was Otherwise injured. Conductor 80 a.
lee Mas on the engine and stuck TO il a. was
unlniured. Anu "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

LIE ARKANSAS ELECTIoS.-The Little
Rock (Ark.) Gazette publishes returns, officia
aud unofficial, from every county ina the state
Baxter. republican,, has majority of over seven
hundred Tor Governor. The same paper ek
presses the opinion that ID. j. Smith, the reform
candidate for lieutenant governor, j. X. Berry,
reform candidate for auditor, apl w. j. Hines
reform candidate for congress IMAM at large are
also elected, and thinks GAM, democrat, has
been elected 20 Congress in the lst district
Gunter, democrat, in the Sd. IL will require an
official count 10 settle the matters as 70 Smith,
Berry, Ii lines, and GAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
~Horsee are dying of lung fever In 4

AaoAcoc oAS VI tuuB icVCI IN IOWA.
ga Lesson in geography: Kansas City n in
MiaDari, and Arksnsas City II in Kansas.
ga Miss Hunt, OF Emporia, Kansas, Is the
clerk OF the lover branch Of the legislature.
- Minnesota railroad companies are sett,p o
ont trees along their lines, 10 ptercept the SNOW.
1Grantb majority in Pennsylvania nax
stsnds ct 13T ,2ss. Why not stop that tidal
wave?
~BesveIs are dsmming the mill streams I'm
Kansas, and the people are serving the beavers
the same way. ! t7ltA1s (. u. - =
~The horse disease vocabulary has been
increased Win MISREPRESENTATION and
SIn the dearth of horses the malls ara
carried on foot from Calais to Nachias Mstne
Q distance Of forty -four miles,
An Illinois paper suggests pleasing con-
nection between the prevalence OF horse dtsessa
and the abundance OF mincemest.
Thomas Donneil, who was shot Friday
ulen. IN aoer-room In jersey City by John Dor.
re, died In New York Last night. Doris Va
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

oCEBEC, Nov. Is.-SnOW tell here asst nIsht.
KINGSTON, ONT, Nov. l6.-A snow storm
prevails here.
Two FKET DERP AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Nov. I6.-The snow IL two feet deem
on level this morning, and all passenger trains
are from ten TO twelve hours behind time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
Steamship Disabled.

HALIFAX, Nov. 16.-fhe steamship Malta.
from Boston for Liverpool, broke her shaft OF
here wednesday. A steam tug has gone 90 her
assistance. She will have 10 remain here until
q new shaft II received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
ST.LoUIs DoN'T WANT Curc,c

ST:LoCls DON WANT A CHTcar
Ton riRE.-The board of directo- % OK Dos
chants, Exchange OF 81. Louis : OF the Mer,
the efficiency OF the fire councils to increase
chase OF more engipe department by the pur-
the erection of ss = and other apparatus. and
ness part OF --citional fre-plugs in the busi-
strongIv the city. These measures are
econded by the citizens generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

AIS OF HORSE SPEKD.-D. Mcdaniel, OF Prince
ton, n. j., has issued the following challenge:
al will match my stable for three races against
any horse or horses In the world, to name at thu
post, two, three, and four miles, for Slo
or $50 0oo each race--the races % - OF
the Saratoga co"sse, any tiiSv between IT, ~. OF
OF July and the LIST OF September, Is5s - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

The FEMALE VOTERS TO RE- ARprsr,,
warrants have been issued by United States
Commissioners Stoves, in Rochester, N, Y, for
ene arrest OF Susan b. Anthony and fourteen
tion. The parties will probably be brought into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
KENTuCKY MINIsrpp nxpnspn IN,


louisville tkyD presbytery has rendered a YER
dict of guilty against Rev. DIR. Gilbert H Rob
erfson ,op charges of drunkenness, lasciyiousness
ana falsehood, and sentenced hi "a to be deposed
from the ministry, and suspended from the
privileges OF the church unless he shows repent-
ance fitting him for membership
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

TRAPKZIsr MURDERED BIZ A woMAr-
In Cleveland, Ohio, about 1i:30 O'Clock last
night uapeze performer ut Wildsopera house
named Harry Maynard, formerly OF Syracuse,
Was shot and instantly killed BY . coartesan,
Minnie Fish, who IL now in custody. She de
claree the shooting was accidental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

The HORSE DISEASE is becoming geneI Al
throughout the ccal region at Pottsville, Pa,
and the shipment of coal by the canal from
Schuylkill Haven has been suspended. In
Buffalo, large number OF horses which have
been worked too hard since their partial recov-
cry are suffering from a relapse, and Numerous
deaths from dropsy have occurred. In Ciucin-
natl the disease is at lite height At Louisville
nearly all business is stopped. In Milwaukee
there are no signs of the disease abating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
$4,000 DAMAGES FOR FAILURE TO Trans

1000 DAMAGES FOR FAILURE TO TRANS
Nit A TELEGRAM PRoMPTLY.-Mr. Passa-
more, who claims that he lost the sale of tract
of land in West Virginia through the failure OF
the Western Union Telegraph company TO
transmit 8 message promptly, has recovered a
verdict of a 600 damages against the company
in the q. 5. district court for the eastern dis
trict of PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
THE KENTUCKY
! IB = ARY GIFT CONCE Il T
$500, 900 In Bank to Pay all Gifts.
n Full Drarfns In Sight.
$780, FOR ONLY SlO.

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act Of the Legislature, in aid Of the Public
library OF Kentucky. pnayoidably postponed from
September IS 10 December z and which positively
and nneauivocaily occurs in Louisville, KY, SAT
UkDAY, December 2, 1872, without further delay on
any account whatever, the following ASH Gifts are
for distribution by iot among the ticket holders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
Grants Majority In Delsv>renr
fetal
ke0c0R0 fnsI

WELLINGTON, DEL, Nov. l6.-The ofBcs.,
vote OF the state gives Grant sos majoritv- "a
Lonand, trep.,) for Congress, $50. -~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

bALfIMoRr, Nov. 16--Jeremiah Tbomas-
a9 a. instantly killed thls morning by the
Baltimore and Potomac rsi,,osde nas, " ps sls
avenue, in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

TIE LIBERAL TAIL TRYING TO wAsGLE
TIE DEMocRAT DoG.-A special consultation
meeting Of democratic aud liberal Republicans
was held at Columbus. Ohio, yesterday, and the
"hhs'-about forty in nnmber-sdopted resOlu-
tons TO maintain their organization, and that
the liberal state convention should declare
squaTely in favor of tariff for revenue only;
thst thereafter the party name should be
cropped for that OF the ''libersl party,n and
that all organizations which have co.operates
with them be asked 10 join il. The combined
meet ting of democrats and liberals adopted an
address 10 the members of both parties ia Ohio
prepared by Senator Thurman and Others de-
piofing The Reelection OF Gen. Grant, but re-
tusing 10 censure those democrats who refused
70 vote Tor Greeley, or voted for Grant. The
duty OF calling state convention of the two
organizations was RENTED 10 the two state eN-
ecutiye committees. Considerable talk was
ELECTED by the reading of the resolutions adopt-
ed by the liberal meeting. but most OF the older
democrats present objected 80 strongly TO giving
up the name Of the democratic party aud ADOPT.
ing that OF the liberal party, that no mention OF
fore lie meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

CHKsrkR, Pa, Nov. l6.-The Pacific Man
steamship compapy's new ship, Calipo, ? 900
tons, was launched here to-day. The second
ship will be launched in Januuy
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ZINC COLIN HALL. -
THEODORE THOMAS
UNEQUALLED CONCERTS.
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMEBs.
has ever Travelled either in this country or in
Europe. ..
Manager ........- GoscHE
MONDAY EVENING, November 18Th,
s E G 20 N ID A n ID l. AS I o. N O K T.
The following celebrated soloists will appear
MISS ANNA MEHLIG,
Pisniste, and
MIR. GEORGE L. OSGOoD,
Tenor, together with the
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Deserved cents extra,
the sale q reserved seats and tickets win com,
Store, where the Programme of the concert can be
Doors open at ~. To commence ats
,steinwsy sons Pianos are used at all The
Thomas Concerts. nol6 2t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MIR. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
LAST THREE NIGHTS
Distinguished Tragedisn,
MR.. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
pear in his great picture of
WILD FRONTIER LIFE,
Being the
3,OO2D REPRESENTATION
of the Stirring ard Absorbing Drama,
NICK OF THE WOODS;
THE JIBB2EtNiAINosAY.
BENE EFEPA dF s ss. fhd bsi
GRAND DOUBLE BILL.
MATINEE SATURDAY
RED POCKET BOOK.
SATURDAY NIGHT:
OUTAHLANOB EFT, and
o'NEILL. TIE REBEL.
MONDAY NEXT. November Is,
MA THE LiNGARDS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Ettrenn st., south Of Pennsylvania drenue.
DUB BEST EFFORTS BROUGHT INTO PLAY
CHALLENGE yAK WEREn COMPANY OF TIE
VAsTA NJ UNPR ECERENTED COMET
THE GREAT EE TpdSBr BALLAD OPERA
A mammoth undertaking, but a prelude to a con
tibuous host Of attractive novelties.
THE CHEAT sAPPHo TROUPE,
And 81 Avalanche Of Wonderful Sensations.
The gresteft, best. most pleasurahle. and largest
fractions AND DELIGHTS.
MILE DE GRANVILLE,
The Woman with the Jaw Of Iron.
DENTAL PHENOMENON
FAIRY, THE INFANT VENUS.
TONY HARVEY, the imper sonation Of Negroism
HAWLEY BROTHERS, Song and Dance Dromios
FRANK HOWE, the Comic Dutchman.
A NLW AND EXOELSIOk COMPANY. NIL
'VHE MARINE BAND
WILL GIVE CONCERT
At Ooncordia Ball
On every NOFC.y And a rf1knAy rvrNINcs
comm e.c1nR att O'Clock. oclI sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16
Boston Fire incidents.
Row TIE FIRE oRIGINATkp.


The cause of the fire r. now thus stated by the
Boston correspondent OF the New York Tn-s
he nve-siory granite building No. - summer
street, where the fire broke out. WAS occupied in
the three upper stories by A. X. Young n Co,
extensive manufacturers OF hoop skirts and
ladies' Undertaking, giving employment 70 30
gtls anu number OF men. In the building
Vas an elevator, and I'm the basement was
steam engine used for heating the premises and
hosting goods. On SATURDAY. at eruocn, tt 1.
SAID, as Is usually the case, the engineer raked
OUT The Goals OF TIRE, as ~ was not necessary %
Keep the fire over Sunday. The Goals OF Gre
probably ignited the wood work near the engine
snd elevator, leaping into .every room OF the
upper stories, and especially among the com
bustible stock OF goods of the hOop skirt f.c.o-y
TIE WORK OF RRCoNsrKUCTGoN.
me Session transcript OF Thursday evening
SAWS; i he city has put a force OF nfteen bundled
men at work in the streets through the ruins
THIS morning; the water board has also several
gangs engaged In shutting of the water thar l.
auhh,hg 70 waste ia tie cellars; the fire alarm
shd despatch lines of telegraph are in process OF
restoration, and private parties have taken adj
vantage OF the general cOOlingOff 10 get az their
i loi,e nnler the debris. Altogether, the
traordinary activity, and the few who have busi-
ness INSIDE the lines have to exercise great care
70 KEEP clear OF the workers sndssve themselves
from bodily harm through the forcible agencies
powder Included, that are be ing used 10 rae The
fragments OF walls that yet tower high in the
al, 70 the imminent danger Of the unwary
sIoller over the desolated area.
An associated press dispatch of Yesterday
. sys:-The site of old Fort Hl is a scene OF as-
i've building operations, half q dozen wooden
structures being already finished AID in process
OF erection.
UNSAFE sAYRs-
The safe OF j. M. Beebe & Co., In Winthrop
square, was opened in Boston Yesterday, bat
nothing remained OF the contents except a few
eharred books and papers. Horswell, RinsIey
~ French recovered rom their safe a lot of sill
verwsre in dana ged condition. and portions
OF family jewelry partially melted. The safe
contained small portion of gold coin, which
Wss melted. The property in most OF the safes
recovered was ruined. Several steamers are
still playing upon the ruins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-16

SoEBEC, nov. l6-Czptain Vivian, OF IN.
peikeLune John and Henry, before repors.S
iost AZ Cape Cove, was rescued. The crex 49,
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S310257.l1.