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National Republican., 1873-03-03
RricIrInrerz, Hall

The second grand ball OF the Brcklayers' Union
will take place on the evening OF March 4, and
the members OF the craft and their lady friends
are making extensive preparation' for the event.
The gentlemen composing the association are
well known, and those who honor them with
their company may rest assured Of having a
pleasant time,
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Only N nemuant

WHY n HtHIHnnf'
Lowest Prices for the Last Of the Season.
Being determined to make thorough {" clean
ing out" Of our winter stock before arranging for
spring trade, we will sell
Fine all-woOl suas for sla,
Fine all-wool Suits for SIS,
Fine all-wool Suits for ti3.
Fine all-wool Suits for Si9.
OYercoats at nfty per cent reduction.
Overcoats at nfty per cent. reduction.
HABtE Bros, Fashionable Tallors,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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THE COURTS.

supreme COurt-Generai Term.
The justices In general term Saturday decided
several cases heretofore submitted, but none Of
them involved principles Of public interest,
CITcuIt COurt-JudEe Cartier,
This court was eng ged Saturday with me
tlons In minor cases, aud adjourned alter short
session.
Police COuTT-JudHe smell.
Minor cases engaged this court on Saturday.
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We hn nnr H..Irntn

To say that the finest line Of goods, Of the kind,
ever offered In this city Is the small lot OF light
custom.made Sllk-lned oyercoats just brought
Lovers OF stylish, nice clothing Will appreciate
them.
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Closing sale,

nne plated ware, cutlery, &c,, at the auction
rooms Of Green h Williams, corner Tenth and d
streets, this morning, commenclng at 10 O'Clock
q. IN.
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The German-AmerIenn snYlnn. nnnL

No. bl5 Seventh street northwest, pays six per
cent. interest on ordinary deposits and three per
cent, on the average daily balances OF business
accounts. Deposits made on or before March /
draw interest from that date. 81
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Three OIontb, anA n UnIf

are remaining OF the scholastic year during
which q short course Of study may be taken at
the Business college. Ladies' and gentlemen are
both welcomed 20 the college halls and faith
fully Instructed with view % self-support and
true success In life,
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yI.l,or, 10 the ,IetropoiIs,

A well as strangers, who may desire to secure
the very nnest quality Of handmade boots, shoes,
and gaiters, for ladies' and gentlemen, should 60
direct TO the popular shoe store OF Hoover a
Jackson, No. 1909 Pennsylyanla avenue, who can
Justly boast OF having one OF the finest assort-
Inents south OF New York city.
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corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours = to I; SatuT~
days, to 4 and Q 10 s,
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DoubIe-Brensted Black Cloth Cont..

Y z
Handsome Coat at $50; Pants OF French Doe
skin, SO; Vests 10 match at t5-making the COM
plete suit t9a. This su' will compare fayorably
with any SS5 or $50 made suit to order.
A. sAKs 4 Co., Sl6 Seventh street.
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FINE READY-MLDE CLOTHING.
Fine Furnishing Goods.
Fine woolens and nne garments 20 order.
one Price Only.
GEO. @, HEHRIHo,
No, AlO Seventh street northwest
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AIEnnlera

can reserve a seat for the lth and 9Th OF cor
to-day.
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ANUSsNRsfS, LECTURES, at.
G. r A N D
Carnival Bal Masque,
INAUGURATION : BALL BUILDING,

Judiciary Square,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ., 1873,
Given under the auspices Of the General
Managing Committee on Inauguration.
TICKETS, s5.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
WR l,SIS DissEs.o5. ss.S. CHAIRMAN NJ, &c RiShaSds;
N''""' BENZ. II. shsisli. W. '""''"'"'''
Thomas l. Hnme, Treasurer.
Professor l. a. MGrini
o.orss W PRINCIPAL AssMdsTASrs, ss,,oy.n.
''''S' W ''J !. H. RoUInssn. a. ''''''"'
FLOOR COMMITTEE,
White BadseAl
Alfred ditiinlr. Oscar RI Housh.
Louis olsYsnts. L.W. Smith.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
m M o.., hed hAdis'1r n,,.,,
fshSlpN N 4 Julien. 4. j. R Rssd'
3. PfafSall =! fHaffsSsallns. !: !: Z aSiss,' affI.Sn'
POLICE COMMITTEE,
Jonn , W c,,rvou tars'n BAdssn ss0r,. wr,v,,
Geo McElfres6. John i. Ksliy,
james <. Medowan. james 4, Mcbcvitt.
surPFBB, sB,aS S9Mss!ITTEr' EMIT
H. NJ Hutchinson, '''"' John A, DALsr,
!. ii. Raaa%Sh. "D w"
Tieks.s can be procured ~ the Arlington, VII.
sl Ismss pisi,oh house, aud ali the Ftipspai
BOOB Ahd Music storsa mh3St
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CITY ITEMS.
prRE ERRAcu ca

FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK, corner Four-and-a-
half street and Virginia avenue southwest, pays
interest on deposits. Buys and sells coin.
Y, A, BOSWELL, Treasurer,
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For InanEuration-SpecIni Announcement
TO Young Gents.
The correct style Of silk hat, as adopted by the
famous broadway and Flfth-ayenue halter, Knox,
4q Ninth street,
opposite Y. NJ. G. Association.
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Rent Them or Ruy Them,

Mr.. William Saith, No. 9l+ Ninth street, has
for sale or rent eighty cot bedsteads and three
large days, which will now come In handy for
some one during these festive days. Mr.. Smith
will rent them or sell them. lie also has mat
tresses and one Weed sewing machine and three
singers. Mr.. Smith will offer very acceptable
bargains TO any customer who calls
National Republican., 1873-03-03

For Gloves, Ties, &c,
For the Inauguration Ball, go TO
DEyLIS A Co.'S
lll0 Pennsylyanla avenue.
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For Full Dress.

For Full Dress.
Custom-made "Swallow Tail" coats,
CustOm-lnade "SwallOw Tail" coats,
CustOm-made "Swallow Tail" coats,
and
Custom-mahe full dress vests,
Custom-mahe full dress vests,
Custom-mAde full dress vests,
and
Custom-made black dOeskln pants,
CustOm-made black doeskin pants
CustOm-made black dOeskin pants.
A superb line OF the above goods for full dress
occasions Just manufactured In our custom de-
partment; prices fully forty per cent. less than
the same goods made to order.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable Tallors, conner OF Seventh aud D
streets.
SPRING OvERcoATs,
Spring oyercoats,
Spring OyeTcoats,
Al EISENAN 4 BRo'l
bN5 Seventh street. thIee lnnra ahnYc L
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NOTICES OF NEW ApyRnTIsRMENrs.

NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A large nicely furnished paror Is offered for
rent.
James Molan has on hand large quantity Of
Cincinnati lager beer.
Spacious rooms and parlors for rent.
Il A. Boswell Ia giving i've per cent. interest
al his savings bank on deposits.
The regular meeting OF the Provdent Building
Association Is postponed until wednesday, the
5th inst.
Window and platform seats for rent for March I.
Furnished rooms, with hoard, for rent.
A gentleman desires to borrow 81 900.
A diamond breastpin has been lost. A liberal
Joseph J. May has received q large assortment
Of Paris kid gloves.
Three windows and accommodations for rent.
Boarders accommodated daring the lnangura-
i'm.
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rhn Wa.hInrton Cllr anrInn, nnnL.

corner OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DepOs
Its can be made and drawn at will,
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DANCING ACADEMY
0II X street northwest.
MARINI g. BATES

last quarter Of this season will commence sATUR.
DAY March 9. IsS at O'Clock. p, m. for children,
aud AtTp p. m, for adults For particulars see cir.
culAra mhslW
National Republican., 1873-03-03

THE GREAT EsGLIsu REMEDY for Cont and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are ad
vised to use Blair'a Gnut and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
effectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
PRoUT a HARsAsr, 92S Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists,
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ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.
A METROPOLITAN THEATRE,

Pennsylvania Avenue, between Eleventh
and Tweirth streets.
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WHITE DRFss NFsTs,
white Dress Vests,
Twenty-Five styles,
From - to q.
Call aud see them-the most extensive stock In
the city.
A. sAKs 4 CO., slc Seventh street.
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For Flne null Dresa SnII1
National savage Bank,

For Fine Full Dress Suits
For the Inauguration Ball, goto
DEyLR 4 Co.'S,
lis Pennsylvania avenue.
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The Five Cents Saving. pnul,,
SEQ Our List OF PrIces-sprIn

corner Four-and-a-half street and virginia
avenue southwest, pays SIX per cent. interest
on all deposits, Deposits can he drawn at Will.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

WHEN CONSUMERS buy directly from the manu-
facturer they get better and cheaper articles.
Golay a Morrill, corner Fifteenth and Y streets,
opposite Treasury Department, receive their
watches from their manufactory In Geneva.
Repairing done by skillful wofkmen.
National Republican., 1873-03-03
Inauguration Notes.

Inauguration Notes.
Swallow-Tall Coats,
Swallow-Tall Goats,
SwalloW-Tall Goats,
Black and White Dress Vests,
Black and White Dress Vests,
Black and white Dress Vests,
Black DOeskln Pants,
Black Doeskln Pants,
Black DOeskin Pants,
EIsRNAs A BR0.,
SOS Seventh street, May Building.
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Ia manufactured daily, and sold at the low price
Of 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nuc, nearly opposite National hotel. eo6t
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and Ssls Sisse rIGGFlsssE snsssF
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Chiice stock OF PaperhanaluEs, &c,
AZ reduced prices to make room for spring stock
Al MARKRITERs,
No. 439 Seventh street, between d and L streets,
embracing all grades Of PaperhanRings and
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engrav-
nga, Chromos and Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, CIT,
Velvet, SC; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Corda. Ac.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

THE NEW CoLoNSApE HorRi, Philadelphia, Pa,
Ia within four bocks OF all the newspaper oiices.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May THE Carllsls continue
to burn railway stations, tear up tracks,
and destroy telegraph wires. Their mil
itary operations are much restricted by
the activity Of the troops, and the Cow
crnment Is sangulne that the insurrection
will SOON be suppressed. A telegram
from CervRrR near Barcelona, announces
that the troops had come up with and do.
leated Don Alfonso's band OF CarllHts in
that vicinity.
LISBON, May 1.-The mail steamer has
arrived from the South American ports,
bringing dates from Rio Janeiro 10 the
10th ult., stating that a misunderstanding
had arisen among the Ministers on the
policy TO be pursued In the dispute be-
tween the Clergy and FFeemSsons, which
was becoming serious.
LISBON, May 1.-The Portuguese gov
ernment has ordered all Carllst refugees
from Spain, to leave It's territory, giving
them the choice Of going to any country
kept France.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
THE LATE BISHOP moILvAlNE.
Distinguished HonOrs to his Memory
in Westminster Abbey.

IN Westminster Abbey.
New York, May 1.-The London Echo
of April 10Th coontsins an account ol the
services the previous afternoon in West
minister Abbey as a mark OF respect to
tho late RI. Rev. c. P. McIlvaine, Bishop
Of Ohio. The Bishops remains were
brought from Italy the Monday previous
and placed In Islip Chapel. This Chapel,
which is unknown to occasional visitors
to the Abbey, was plainly carpeted with
black baize. The chief mourner was the
daughter Of the late Bishop, followed by
bIr. Moran, Secretary OF the United States
Legation, who represented Gen. schenck;
Col. Chesbrough, Assistant Secretary OF
Legation, Mrs. and Miss Julia Schenck,
Gen. Badeau, the United States Consul,
Gen. T. Parker, Rev. W. A. Lawson,
Cyrus Field. +. Evans, Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan, Of Paris, T. B;
Caddington and Miss Caddington oi
New York, the Bishop Of Petersburg,
Rev. Newman Hall, Rev. Thomas Binney
and DR.. John Gardner Of New York, as
sembled at the Abbey shortly alter four
o'clock. There were also present the
Earl Of ShaItsOurY, Earl OF sdhTTOWDy'
Hon. Aathur Kincaid, N. p, sc. The
mourncrs assembled at Poets corner.
The funeral procession was shortly after
wards formed and proceeded by the south
aisle up the choir 10 the spot under the
lantern where the coffin was placed
on trestles. The funeral service
was commenced by Rev. Canon
Conway, after which the choir
gave the Easter day anthem in
most impressive manner. The con.
Guiding portion Of the service was read
by Dean Stanley, and after the burial
service hymn had been sung, the blessing
was pronounced by the Dean. The pail.
bearers were B. Moran, Secretary Of the
United States Legation, the Earl Of Har-
rowby, DR.. Guest, Rev. John Sumner, J,
W. Gates, Mr.. Puleston, and Mr.. Haldane.
At the conclusion Of the services, the
corps OF the RtRev., deceased was re-
moved to the chapel of st. Faith, from
whence 1t was taken, at late hour in the
evening 10 be conveyed to Liverpool, and
to be afterwards taken to Ohio.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May LA dispatch from sgd.
ney states that the Postmaster General oI
New South Wales has been authorized to
proceed to Washington and make arrange.
menta for q permanent mail service be.
tween California and AuetrRlia.
N. Barodet's election continues to cause
anxiety in Paris. The government pre-.
pairing constitutional bills 10 be submitted
70 the Assembly. The tenor OF all the ad-
vices received from Paris indicate that a
serious conflict Is threatened.
Late advices from Spain show that the
rumor Of the shooting oithe Cure of fSants
Crnz Is false. Several engagements are
reported between small parties ot Csrlists
and Republicans The Carlist chietains
Dorregarry and LISsarags, with 5000
men, have moved into the valley Of BaS-
tan. The exhaustion Of the resources Of
the country renders frequent movements
necessary.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, May IA visit to several
representative shoe dealers does not con-
firm the representations Of the CrispinI
now on q strike. Many dealerE mentioned
as having conceded to the terms demand
ed, say they only consented condidonally
on all their branch Of trade agreeing. The
trade Is now said to be very dull, and
there will DO no difficulty In obtaining
substitutesfo for the strikers.
Otis D. Swan s. Co. to-day notified the
Stock Board OF their suspension.
The committee from Cincinnati, who
are awaiting the arrival Of the remains oi
the late Bishop McIlvaine, will to.mor-
row meet a committee Of the leading citi'
zens of New York, and arrange for the
services in st. Paul's church, Of this city,
in which Bishop McIlvaine was conse-
Grated. The body Is expected Saturday,
The failure Of Swan s Co., does not
cause a ripple In Wall street The firm
owes but $1,000 in stock and exchange.
The Broadway Bank to-day called In
81 200 900, In consequence OF the heavy
payments by the city for interest and ma.
turing bonds, amounting 10 100000.
The steamship WestphaliA took out
SCI, 900 In specie.
Detective Folk, who has been absent on O
search for the murderer Of Goodrich, has
returned unsuccessful. The detectives are
firmly convinced that Goodrich commit
ted suicide.
Tho Averille.KeollS malpractice case
was tried at Brooklyn, to-day. Mrs
AVerille was called 10 the stand and made
some very contradictory statements. She
denied ever having been in Albion
Sheriff YanCamp testified that Mrs
Averill was under indictment ct Albion
and produced the bench warrant for hel
arrest. She will be taken TO Albion ioI
trial. The charge against Mrs. Keoll'
was dismissed.
Receiver Strong, Of the Atlantic Ma
tional Bank, states that the assets do mol
correspond with tho books. In the latter
he found entries Of loans to which there
were nothing to correspond in the cash
ier's drawer.
The Comptroller Of tho Currency wa'
expected in the city to-day.
The 105th ANIMAL meeting Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce occurred today. VIM
Z. Dodge was reelected President, The
other officers ol the past year were ahC
reelected, the vote being unanimous. Mr.
Dodge then addressed tho Chamber con
cerning the recent suits against the firm
Arrived, tho steamer Pennsylvania
| from Glasgow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
CANADA.

OTTAWA, ONT, May lin the House
Of Commons last night, Mills moved a
resolution that before the arbitration to
take place under the terms Of the treaty oi
Washington be entered upon, 1t Is proper
that the limits Of dominion and jurisdic.
tion should be decided, Sir John Mac
Donald, in opposition to the motion, ad-
vanced the plea that It would prevent
Canada from obtaining any compensation
for the twelve years, the treaty lasted, as
the Americans would not concede their
view Of the fishery limits. He admitted
that the Commission appointed to conduct
the arbitration conld only arrive at a very
rough estimate Of the sum due and said
that communications were passing be-
tween the Canadian and Imperial Gov.
ernments, on the subject ol head land
rights and that the question would prob
ably be referred 10 the International jurlsts
for decision.
TORONTO, May IA special dispatch
from Fl. Gary to the Glo6G says the re.
ports Of Indian troubles In Manitoba and
the northwest territory, is entirely with
out foundation,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-The annual pub.
lie examinations at the Lane Theological
Seminary will commence next Monday.
A Dayton dispatch says that the broth.
ers controlling the St Mary'y Catholic
Institute OF that city, declare that the son
Of Dr.. Eyman, Of this city, whose state.
ment as TO his injuries was given last
night, was hurt at that school BY playing
football, and that the child's story Of his
abuse by the teacher is false. They prom.
ise an immediate investigation. The mat.
ter excites much interest. The parents
say that not until series Of letters en-.
qGiring how the injuries occurred was
sent TO the brothers, did they reply. The
last letter Of the parents, which obtained
an answer, threatened an investigation.
They alleged that the boy was hurt play.
ing ball.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
HAVANA.

HAVANA, April est Is feared that in
case OF further decline in sugar abroad
and exchange here, many prominent
foreign and domestic houses will be com.
PEELED 10 suspend.
The commander OF tho English gun
boat, Covert, after consultation with the
British consul at Santiago De Cuba,
sailed for Manzanillo, and arrived there,
to-day. The commander politely asked
the authorities to deliver O'Kelly to him,
promising to carry O'Kelly to Jamaica,
and guarantee he should not return to Gu.
ba. The Manzanillo authorities consulted
Captain General PrelLain, by telegraph,
who answered that 1t was impossible to
grant the commanders request, that he
was powerlesS TO alter the laws oi the
country, and that the trial must proceed
according 10 lay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
GarGrtetIiqetter.

Gov. JACOBS PRooRAMME:-From q
brIet Interview last evening with Gov.
JACOB, and from statements Of gentlemen
who have conyerSed with him freely dur
ing his stay in tho city, we feel warranted
In saying that his purpose to maintain his
position in regard to the appointing pow
er conferred on him by the Constitution,
as defined in his veto message, by every
means in his power and to the last ex.
tremily, is as definite and resolute as
GRANTS purpose was to take Richmond
when he declared he would fight 1t out on
that line iii took all summer. The Gov
ernor proposes 10 do just that thing. lie
Is perfectly clear that he Is right, and he
means to maintain his ground without
the slightest regard for consequences TO
himself He has no apprehensions Of i'm
peschment, and, we believe, would rather
like to see WALKERS gang attemptit We
are also satisfied, that there have been
reasons for the apparent delay, OF which
we, with many others, were disposed to
complain The Governors course Is in
dlcated by his action in ordering Mr..
SHAILcRoss to hold the PenltcnIiary
against the bogus intruders at all hazards.
We believe that herein he will be sup
ported by the best sentiment in the State,
in all parties, and that the result will be
the ignomluIous overthrow OF the faction.
who now have possession oI the LegiSlat'
i've power, who pse 1t only for purposes
OF personal sgrandizement and plunder,
and who are willing to inauGurate revo
luton because an honest Executive
stands between them and their prey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02

IT is not generally known that Gov.
jacob nominated a new board Of direc-
reclors for the Hospital for the Insane,
bGIoro the term OF the old one expired,
which was on the first Of April. The
Senate refused to confirm II; and was
guilty Of the snesking, dlsgraccIul dis
courtesy oI concesliDg the tact from tho
Governor until after the adjournment Of
the Legislature. The Governor never
was informed oil the failure 10 confirm
the nominations till some hours Sner the
adjournment. This was trick TO gain
time. OF course tho old board must con.
lInuo in office until q new one Is lawfully
appointed, and we feel authorized to say
that tho Governor never contemplated
anything else than that they would recog'
nizs their obligation TO do this and resist
any attempt on the part OF the bogus
board to get possession. We understand
new board will be appointed by him
very shortly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
CHICAGO.


CHICAoo, May IA fire broke out
shortly before 2 o'clock this morning in
Wilson Bros shirt factory, in the third
story Of No. 03 West Washington street,
and spread rapidly. Tho entire building
and the adjoining one. No. 05, occupied
by Fairbanks, Morse & Co., scale deal.
ers, were completely destroyed. Peter
Smith, wholesale notions, occupied the
first and second floors OF No. 63, and loses
his entire stock valued at $4,000. vii.
son Bros loss is estimated at SIC, 900, and
Fairbanks, Morse & Cos loss at 10000.
No. 07, occupied by Dean Bros & Hof.
man, wholesale stationers, caught fire and
was deluged with water, damaging the
stock very heavily, but the amount is not
yet known. The amount Of insurance and
the names Of the companies are not yet
Sscertained, but will be made known hero
after. ..,
The losses by fire at 90 and O5 West
Washington streets this morning, are not
so large as was at first thought, and as
reported in this mornings dispatches.
The building was damaged to the amount
OF $4,000, fully covered by insurance in
the following Companies: Allemanis,
Alps, Kansas, Hamburg IS Bremen, Gi.
rard, Humboldt, Newark Citizens, Ohio
National and the Franklin, Indiana. vii.
son s. Brothers, who occupied the third
floor lose $4,000, fully insured In the
German, Of Michigan, State, Lycoming,
Commercial, St. Louis, williamsburg,
City, Pennsylvania, and Eureka, Pa.
Fairbanks, Morse s. Close $4,000; fully
insured. Peter Smiths loss Is 5000; in.
sured in Amazon, oil Cincinnati; Bremen,
Of Milwaukee; National, New York Ex.
change, and Home, Of New York. Dean
Bros. & Hoffman, stationers, lose 5000;
fully insured in Girard, Globe, North
Missouri, Armenia Of Pa, Provincial,
Canada, Traders and Alemsnia. The
Waterbury Clock Company, which occu.
pied No. 90, had their stock damaged to
the amount Of $1,000; fully insured in
Eastern companies.