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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-13
A L E x A n D RIA,

ASSAULT AND RoBBHRY.-,Jus.tces White and
May, OF the city, and Wright, of the county. met
al the mayors Office this morning, and examined
Mills Stacey and Charles Manley, colored men,
charged with assaulting and robbing an old
mIlkman named Frank McKenney, at his house
on the Washington turnpike lust beyond the
canal basin, late last SUNDAY night. They were
fully committed to answer the charge at the
december term of the county court, and the
following named witnesses recognized to ap-
pear at the rial:-Frank Mckenney, Mary
Mckinney, Policeman Idensen, John Butler.
DR.. French, Elizabeth Scott, Bryan and Jane
Henry.
inquest on the body of VIM. Fuller, who com
mtted suicide by shooting himself with pistol
last week. In Fairfax county, resulted in a YER
dict in accordance with the facts.
THE HORSE DIsEAsR.-The horse disease
continues to spread. and most all the horses in
the city are Low suffering from its effects. But
few horses are seen on the streets, and arou nd
the wharves men and oxen were this morning
drawing wagons. The necessity for hauling
goods has induced an importation of oxen for
that purpose, and thirteen fine pairs arrived
Yesterday. The work OF cleaning and grading
the streets has been suspended in conse0 uence
of the disease, and at the funeral OF MT. James
Watkins little child, in West End, Yesterday
the Offer OF so apiece for horses to draw the
carriages could net procure sufficient number.
MANY OF the butchers came TO market this
morning in wagons drawn by men, and the
work OF delivering coal from the coal yards has
been almost entirely INTERRUPTED. The disease
noS at idS' a,'aVheu Tue HORSES Deionging 10 The
fire companies, the Hydraulion's team be;ny
reported unable for duty this morning and in
case of fire the citizens are requested by the
superintendent Of the fire department. to assist
in drawing the engines.
PoX-Two cases of smallpox in the
city were reported this morning. The patients
are two colored children in shanty in the
colOTed settlement known as Little Zion Church
near the east end of the tunnel. DIR. Garrett,
who was sent for to visit them found that one
case had gone through nearly all the stages and
was recovering, but that the other had Just
Ommenced.-Gdtette,t last epening.
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EHE COZ kTR

CIRCUIT COURT, rBisf .yllst,ee Carlssr--Yss-
terday, Blagdon vs. NJ ais; suit for rent. which
ty sUh-tenant; ,ry or. PRINCE VI. Evening
star; this l. The second trial OF an action for
hpe'' TIE Gaze came M on a dem lrreT 20 the
second con in the declaration, which alleged
tta' tns pislatIh had, in consequence OF the al
ieced .ibelous publication lost the trade OF many
customers, whose names were 70 him unknown.
Inc demurrer was argued % Francis Miller
and r. l.. Stanton, n a. favor. snd T.. Z. and
j. L. Darlington in opposition. The court sus-
tanned the demurrer.
PROBATE CoURT.-Yesterdsy a Facond will
OF Charity Lemon was lied begueath ing certain
personal property. Lucie q. Wtegmann bonded
as eyecutriX OF John p. wicCmSnn deceased
Charles 5. TAFT Tenounced tHe right 20 susr-
dlansbip OF his son, Edwin Nelson Taft in favor
Ct his mother, Sarah F. 2. Tart. The viii o.
the late W. H. H. Barclay, leaving his estate TO
his wife, was filed.
PoLIcB COURT, Judge Sn,I.-To-dsy, John
Mechanics, profanity, 81. James F. annigan
on 18th street; a.. l.. NJ. McVerTy and Adam
Ritter forfeited collateral for profanity. VIM
Nelson, cursing; IS. James Garner. disturbing
the ball at Odd Fellows hall last night: $40
Fletcher Barleigh, charged with loud and bois-
ferrous talking and disoTferly conduct on 1th
street last night; So. Stephen Lewis coIored
larceny OF clothing from one Armstrong. who
Afterwards discovered stephen with the cloth
ing on in Willow Tree alley; sixty DAYS in jail
Charles Taylor. assault and battery on Eliza
beth Taylor, his wife, both cslored, by
choking her "until her very eyes cracked
il her head" as she said; $40 and costs.
Alexander Barnes. cOOred, charged with r1sli-
cons mischief; Sl0 or sixty DAYS in Jail. John
Muller, disturbing the bali last night at O!d
Fellows hall; SO and costs. John Holland. in
decent exposure; -. Henry Goats, a cpiore. I
man, was charged with an outrageous aSsau {
on Mary Ellen Coats, his little daughter. about
II years of age. The little girl told her story,
which was CorrOhersted lev colored won an
WHO was cogniZa OF the shocking deed by the
rather. After the testimony, the Judge sent the
case to the grand jury, and Goats was committed
N Jail.
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Hammond, tie servant of Cheesman, by hi.
orders, took the horse and buggy 20 the stable.
for Woods to put away. This Woods refused to
do, declaring that he would not receive tsem,
and sending a message TO Mr.. Cheese rnsu that
he might go &c HI Upon the receirt of this
message the brothers got into TIE carriage and
drove to the stables in order 70 see WHY Woods
declined to take the hoCse. Upon their arrival,
Mr.. Joseph l.. Cheese man asked Woods why he
would not receive the horse; at the same time
both ahghted from the wagon. Woods At this
time, was sitting at his window with something
In MS Rand, and in response 10 an
inquiry said, "Is that you, Cheeseman ?''
end, receiving an affirmative reply, fired his
gun, lnnlcting upon the deceased mortal
woGnd The defence attempted 10 show that
the defendant AZ the time OF the occurrence was
In state OF mind which rendered him irrespOn-
sible for his act. This they did not do, either TO
the satisfaction of the jury or of the court while
i an fully impressed that Woods was legally and
morally responsible. After the verdict an effort
was made TO secure new trial upon aftidavits
submitted, but the court refused to grant it, an 1
upon an appeal to the court in general term
with the whole record before il, the court unani-
mOusly sustained the court below. There are
MANY things in the statement of counsel to
which L might properly advert, bat content
myself with this statement of facts.
have given TO the case a careful considera-
ton, and feel bound to state that. in nv opinion,
the crime was a cruel murder; that the defend
ant had fair, impartial and patient hearing;
that ne was ably and Zealously defended; ana
that the verdict was entirely supported by the
facts.
With nv knowledge of the case and a sense o.
my response bilitv. cannot recommend the ap-
plicatiOn TO the favor OF the Executive, since I
feel that the peace OF this community depends
upon the prompt execution of the law.
Very respectfully, GRO. p. FISHER,
L. ). Attorney, ID. 9.
WOODS
was Informed to-day as to the adverse report,
and it made no apparent change IN his feeling -.
He continues in much better spirits than he
was directly after his conviction, AMI evidently
expects to have some time yet TO live. Tie spends
most OF his time now in religious exercises.
The exec DtlOn is to take place on "Wednesday,
November 9th, ii the efforts to obtain a com
imitation of spnfPnce fail
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A Mysterious Affair.
INTERMRNT IN THE MIDDLE OF MuCH-TE


INTERMRNT IN THE MIDDLE OF MCCH-TRA-
ELED ROAD.
This morning, as Lieutenant johnson, of the
second precinct, Was passing along the road in
front of the new ScheUtzeu park, he discovered
what appeared to be a box buried in the middle
OF the road and on a closer examina alton found
il TO be a coffin, which had to all appearances
been there for a long time. Satisfying himself
that il was a coffin, he left and reported the
case TO the sanitary Office, headquarters, and
Lieutenant NooDan az once dispatched private
Sullivan to disinter it and report. When cur
reporter left headquarters the officer had not
returned. The lieute nant thinks IL may be the
body of soldier buried there during the war
The matter is involved in mystery.
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Oh TY ITEM

"THAN WHOM NONE HIGHER SITS" NAV truly
be said Of General Grant, that is in the estima-
ton OF the American people, and they are gem
eral good judges. The people eff Washington
say the same thing in reference to the photo
graph gift enterprise, No. 81 1th street, corner
Of 4
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CoREs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bnnions,
Chilblains, Bad Nsils, &c successfully treated
by DR.. White, ChirOpodIst. No. 555 18TH street
opposite U. 8. Treasury. Established in Wash
iDptOn 1861.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
1 have now open for your ms pection the hand
soonest az sortment Of
DOLLAR GOODS

soonest assortment Of
DOLLAR GOODS
pay you to tske look At them. The variety is
so large that il would be futile effort to enumerate
them. 30 will only call your attention TO few ar.
ticles lately receiyed, and which are remarkably
cheap:
Ladies Undergarments, gotten ID in such q style
are only 81 each.
Ladies MerinO Vests. very superior at 81
Ladies Iron Frame British Hose, 3 pair Tor 81.
Handsome SILK Scsrfs al 80 cents and 81.
pets q fancy and pain trimmed Linen Cuts and
sets Of shefeld Table Cutlery, six Forks and six
Knives FOR 81.
Carving sets. Knife, Fork and Steel, for 81.
Table Mats, six in set, for 81.
Silver plated Spoons and Forks, six for 81.
American Clocks, brass works, 81.
Hands, me Chromos in heavy walnut frames, must
Walnut Picture Frames. at 50 cents and 81.
Solid W alnut Brackets In variety Of styles, at
81 each.
Clio hes and Hat Racks, Towel Racks, &C., at ST.
each
The best button Kid you ever bought for 81
A full lire Of sstchels, sll leather, in different
sty les, at 81.
CmbI ellss ard Canes in large variety.
Large Looking Glasses ut &c. &c., and 81.
/ might Keep on In this way, bat cannot do so
without becoming tedious, so will only add that
guarantee every article sold ct my store 10 be at
least IS per cent. cheaper than il can be bought
esew here, and to be good in quality - IL is pos
sible 10 be made.
b. g SILVER Z RG,
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SUsPENDERS AND BRACEs.-One of the Larry
est assOrtments, both domestic and foreign, for
gentlemen and boys, from 25c. to So 30.
GEO. &. HENNING, No 40 It'll ST., y. w.
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JUST RECEIVED, large assortment of over
coats, assorted colors, and a fine lot OF dress
and driving gloves.
ROMAN 4 Cox. 507 eth street.
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Metropolitan Dollar Store
oce9 tr 3l2 JTH STREET, NEAR
AND LIQUORs.

CR0EELlES & SON established in 1Ss4l has
Removed and reopened their old line Of business in
the spacious salesrooms next to the National Thea
ter, No. 1919 street, by Pennsyly ania avenue,
for priv families and the trade, where be
had the different usual assortment of choice stock Of
Imported CoGkACs, WINES, ALkS. CHAM
PAGN ES and FORkIGN LIQUORS; also, old and
the different grades OF fine WHISkYS, At reason
able prices. sep30-lm
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LOCAL NEWS.
su-usenlenss, &C., Tonight.

Nr-i.rHr Tsrrt.r-,IO-erh Fro ctJr In he san
ss'iursl lay IL the e Red Pocket Book
Ti.-.-T coHiqzs--COmedy, buliesque, s,nss,
dane :. etc.
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shirt, warranted all linen bosom, at 50. Gene
and see it at Goldman Il Steinberg's, corner 1th
and G. streets.
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CONVICTION OF WIFE MURpBRRR.-Wil-
liam jackson, colOred, tor the murder of his
has been found guilty OF murder In the first
degree, and will be sentenced to be hung.
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INSURE IN HOME COMPANIRs.-Those who
wish 10 renew their insurance will do we'll to
call on the general agent of the MARYLAND Fire
Insurance Company, of Baltimore, Nd, M. +.
Z. Jordan, No. 5l3 9TH street, opposite the post
Office. No losses in Boston. eo3
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ALASKA DIAMONDS set in gold-sets, ear
rings, studs, pins and lockets-the styles and
settings more elegant than ever this fall, at
Priggs jewelry store, on the avenue, near 4 !. st.
SoNGsTBRs.-The collection of birds for sale
by Messrs. Latimer & Cleary will be on sale
few days only, persons in want Of a canary
should bear this in mind.
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THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TO BOSTON
city yesterday:
Hon. Mayor 9astos, Bostos, Adss..-The people
OF the District of Columbia sincerely sympathize
with your people in view Of the terrible calamity
which has befallen your city. In what way an
We help you? II. d. COOKS, Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-13

The BEST GOODS and the cheapest for family
use is the famous Halford Leicestershire Table
Sauce, to be had Of every grocer.
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WM. IL. HEALTHY
Steam Dyetng and Securing
EAtablfshment.
OFFICE, 4s JEFrERsoN STREET,
Georgetovn d. @.
Established 1881; premium awarded ls57; and ts row
one Of the dest, largest and most complete estab
lshments OF the kind IN this country Hest place IN
the District for Cleaning CT Dyeing Gentlemen :
Clothing. Everything appertsining 20 the business
well and promptly executed. Office closed daily at
sunset. except Saturday, when il will be open until
s1a .. m. Post Office Box 723. ap2
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GOLD MEDALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ton ior gold medals offered by the society for
the prev ehtiOn of cruelty to animals for the
bsst essays on the subjectOf "Cruelty to Ami
mails" must close on Friday of this week. Thus
far but few have been received by the essay
number will be forwarded before the 18th inst.
II is desirable to have the list of competitors as
large a. possible, and the committee therefore
earnestly hope that all the young folks will try
few DAYS. .'
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- THOMAS GETTY,
VI. los Bridge street, GeOrgetovn, Z. @
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITE
~ AT VERY LOWEST PRICES
BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, NEwsPA-
FERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION
ERy AND MkGAZINES
supply Of all kinds of Reading Matter, Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, etc, 90 hani f-nue,H
stely after publication Orders for Books, Periei-
Gals. Music, thing pertaining 70 the business
will he prom ptly filed sci, ~
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THB FUNERAL OF Mr.. VIM. W. Wood took
the Grand Lodge, Central Lodge the Grand
EDcampment and Mount NebO Encampment,
No. 6, OF the Odd Fellows, and Lebanon Lodge
+. A. A. M. The remains were placed I'm the
vault at Gienwood, after religious services and
the funeral rites OF the orders represented.
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putting him to death.
AK attention also to the motion for a new
trial, and the action OF the court upon it, The
court below having excluded, on the hearing OF
that motion, the counter atfidayits of the gov
eminent, should have granted the motion On
appeal il was error for the supreme court u
permit the government 70 use the affiisyits ex-
Guided below. The effect was TO prevent the
defendant from sustaining his witnesses by the
evidence OF witnesses, rs the District attorney
admitted that he could have done. We had sub
rCnaed about q dozen in the court below to
sustain them, If the court permitted their i'm
peach neHt, &c.
i submit All affidavit, also, showing that
another Juror was incompetent; the knowledge
OF which did not reach me until after nv m1tiSn
was overruled aud judgment rendered.
1 10 not ask the Executive and Attorney Gem
eral to retry this case and assume 10 know more
OF il than did the court and jury who tried il,
only ask that the case with other matters. an ALI
be reviewed for the purpose OF tleterminIng
whether, under all the circumstances. the
sentence of death shall be executed: and SUBJ
init that it would be a reproach and A scandal
upon the administration of Justice to hany this
man.
/ know / tried the case. and IL NAV he said
that my judgment is warped and compromissd.
but am entirely certain that 1 am not mis
taken in the premises. There exists the greatest
doubt OF the responsibility OF the defendant for
his acts charged against him a. murder.
fr.lfx I. I'll
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The CHORAL SOCIETY was IN rehearsal last
night Tor the coming Choral K uddersdorf con-
cert to be gissn-on the 2Sd instant at lincoln
hall. The chorals will sing . Colossal work of
Franz Abts, and end the concert with their in
imitable prize song so popular here. 1t may be
as well to say Of the society that they are in bet
ter iping this year than ever before. Reich
mann's lcrsyon portrait of Lewis j. Davis, esq.,,
presidept OF the choral Society, Is on exhibition
1T Metterott & Co.'S, and In fine work. Mr..
Reich mann has presented the picture to the
Choral Society, and 1t will be placed in their
hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
SMALLPOX ON AN EyrGRANr SHIP.

The German bark Columbia, 50 days out
from Bremen. arrived Wednesday Light at Quaran
tne with 800 emirants % Of when were sick with the
small pox. DR.. Boser. Deputy Health officer. at once
boarded the vessel asoeraned that when the vessel
was several days out the disease had broken out on
bOard and that five persons had died on the voyage
The sick carefully removed TO the Blackwes Island
Hospital and tho vessel sent TO the Lower Bay to be
retained in Quarantine until all traces Of the oathsOme
nad dsappeared All the passengers and the crew
were vaccinaed Dr. MOsher stated 10 TRIBUNE reporter
last evening that no new eases had appeared and
that no further trouble apprehended. No danger
can possibly the city and there IL no reason TOR
any serious apprehension The names OF those VINO ded
nj sea were: Johann g.. Karnasch, infant; Frederick
Sudde, German, infant; Maria Dubrich, German D
years Michael Bagacke, Pole "a years. George Mester
German. 80 years
The schooner Elizabeth Hagee, Capt. Barrett arrived
on the same Boston, and was quarantued De-
cause OF small had appeared on the voyage
The arrival vessels with Of this disease Is Oh
very common occurrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
GENERAL NOTES.

The Marysrille (Cal.) Appeal chronicles the
practical humanity of Mr. John Wilson, circus mana
ger AZ follows the attaches OF the circus had
bis leg broken sskyou Mountain, By the capsizing
OF the band chariot Mr. Wilson vacated his private
carriage for the accommodation OF the un fortunate man
teamster-engaged the services Of competent physi
clan, had him SAFELY cared for NJ an nm paid the recK
Onng ana after leaving 500 with the wounded man,
Daue the nnkeeper take the best OF Of him, and
ne would pay the Dill" The incident thus described Is
pleasing whatever may DO thought OF the English that
describes it
O. EIe Boston Ga-etts records this instance of
personal attachment and devOtion--a feeling somewhat
unusual in the relation OF master and servant in our
country: young Irish girl, in st. Adams VT,
who had lived as domestic family in this city, hear
ing very exaggerated accounts Of suffering caused
by the fire, wrote 20 them on Monday most affection
sely begging them 70 take from the savings BANK the
ann Of 500 lie result OF her earnings in their service
rd anDroDriaIs the sum TO their relief" The same pa
Der adds by OF comment on saturday might last
we paid TO a Yankee whom had be1riended SIS for
twenty minutes work. IL seems. then, that there are
q Yankees" Of the kind that New-York people do not
like.
1t appears that the venerable Old South
Church in Boston, IS not TO be pulled down otherwise
esecrated at least without protest Strong remon-
strances against the duapdaton made by writer's in
the newspapers One Of them, in The Daily Advertiser,
says Tbe church IS Of the very few landmarks in
the struggle FOR liberty. Shall pull down every relic
Of short history. saying 1t is only sentmentT we
are the only nation m the world who sweep away with
such recklessness. We build up into the SKY our new
Al length with newuess, rush back 70 the opposite
sxtreme and long and pine for the PASTOR antiquity
and in tie end acknowledge that the despised sent
nent il worth quite much to US as the admired
failures."
Now we have another cross; this time 1t is
between a turtle, a seal and rninoceros. Inc story
comes all the way from California, and has probably
grown ridiculous in proportion to the number Of miles
81 has travelled II is Just possible that tho rhinoceros
has peen ADDED in its transit from west to east but
nevertheless rhinoceros 1t is great curiosity
among the San DogOnese, who are positive tlat ~
SetO "a uuclF az large turtle The exact ngres are
sO0 pOunds weight six feet i've inches In length ana
two e4t broad. The resemblance TO the sea- s credleu
samily s most likely based its reputation TOT ugh
mass s bit of marine cu10usless IL fed on the Iat OF
me lard and h housed ana bedded though he we're
tender infant.
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weather prevail; in the Middle and Esstprn ststSs
sOcth-easterly Winds falling barometer diminishing
teuperafnre and partially cloudy weather In the of
and south Atlantic states northerly 10 westerly winds
and generally clear weather.
Probabilities.
Por the Northwest and upper lakes sn1 ,nenss ~
Missouri and Kenturky. clear weather. very oikh
barometer AMI low t9mperature in tho Gulf and SDah
Atlantic States. light northery % westerly |ihas dhu
partly cloudy weather, with high pressure anu ipWe'
temperature the lower lakes, increasing pressdo
occasional snow nOFtherly TO westerly Winds anh cO
clearing weather. In the Middle States and New blflan
south-easterly winds gradually veerng 20 nOrtb~e-
cry with cloudy weather and occasional snow, iOJ"ed
by low temperatures and high DarOmeters. warning
signals are ordered for Rochester and OswcgO.
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wers occupied by David 8. Brown, IT, soap mannrao'
turer Il "a thought that the fire canAed by Pipes
loading from boiler 10 large Vsis FOR holding liquid
fat, becoming overheatcd and setting hre 70 the
wood work surrounding them NJ Brown PAD
stock damaged $4,000 he was insurer ~ n rno
westehss;or. $1,000 Hamilton, s5o1; Mechanics Oh
Brooklyn, 5000; Commercial OF Cleyetins' nsOv'
Sterling, 81 5OO Exchange, $4,000 NauOna ~ Ds"sU
$4,000; Firemens Fund, $1,000, C0umOia, N,0OJ aad
Corn Exchange s. 600 total $4,000 The nrst hoor anu h
part the cellar OF No. 1856 Ftrstaye were Occ
CHARLES Reed, dealer in provisions. whose stock wa
damaged 5000: insured for g. 900 IN the 81 Nlenoas %
Guardian Companies. The first floor o. 40 10, fiL@
ave- was ocenpied by Edward Raiter, grocer VINO nal
stock damaged $1,000; insurance Assistant E1S"opi
Rhodes while taking hose through tie buildihs, 1911
from the first floor the cellar and received severe
injuries.
OTHER LOSSES.
A slight fire occurred on the second floor OF
the hreestory brick building No. ia Bowery occup'cu
by c. NJ KorbaIz dry goods. yesterday and stock was
damaged SIS insured for 800. fire in the basement
OF fyestory building at No g. West Thirty seventhst
yesterday damaged furniture $780, insured Tor S'VO'
The fire caused by putting hot oinders ID an ash
barrel The building owned aud occupied oy NJ.
Long, and only slightly damaged. 49,,
An Overheated stove ignted WOODWORK IN tho cis'i
store Barnett at No. 70 Prnce-st early yeseruy
flremen stock had damaged 500 insured for $1,000
The building owned by Charles Bellows, was damaged
$50 no insurance.
fire occurred at II 4. m. yesterday, In tho three
story br0wn-stOne house No. % south Portland ave,
Brooklyn owned oy John Smith, and occupied by Jnlus
Frudanthall. The fire caused by defective uue'
Damage 10 building and furniture, s3O1O iusufed Dy
New-YOrk company for 5000.