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Ctty-NO. irlft.

rs THE United STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the pIstric: OF L"uisiara.-By virtue or .
Wrt: of ve.dition: expo, as 20 re direc'sd IN the
atcve EMIT ed eur. | will proceed I" sel 10 me
bi,les. .rdde: GA SATURDAY, May "a. 1913, attwelvs
c'Cl..k NJ. az tia entrance to The
OF Canal street, SetTts. Peters ana Odd Le'es
streets, II this city
sTEAMGE EAN.OCK CITY, Ger take ste.,
row wing above CaLal stree. ic;gs. sigi!t baak %
the river.
T.in,s-Casn al The 'ine 8: adiudic.-cD
United State, Ma'sLl.s Ct.i.s, Ne" Orleans.
Ii.;. Gav VI Nay, 1874.
). 3.
u,N,d tinted States Marshal
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N..sr. !:onney n D.ch vii. e''n'nehee
On. publication on TUESDAY next at euinfl.''
Mississippi. o; a newspaper t. Le e.''s" '"s
S,.Il !I.t ~.c.st."'t
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Eeniamiu Grimme maIIied Miss Nafo'!n7
Wei.yer, .he other day. az lazoo IIty. 40
10. wei onc. Is sufficient. although 10 wee
.ye- .aay have been good for Benjamin..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

C;:.aco'- .,.:e; Of police i. named laf''e'
,,.' since "a. appo:u,meu: the force gave
,al..: :,.rarvib' mora vigorous! 'D"A
ewes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

III. Cincinnati tommcrc'G' sa!s I've eng
officials ard two gentlemen recently '!sl'ed
tA- various police stations OF tina; e'E.
MA. were ;ue officials!
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r.-;.;n-rs having become pop"!'s "'
;;,.. st,.., . ,enades are quite TIE 'n'"s'
The o.i.e. par. ,hou.i: -h."'n.--:'; '''s'
.,.cJ.
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~rw oRIEANs. MAY G3. 1873.

.t,u. this time, as almanacs say expect
country papers to publish d poem ~
The Blue and the Gray.
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x,...e. sa.> ne vii! not accept a co'-'hH'
49,, ,.,.erc. from Go%verno: Dix. He
Ia. l.r,eL: TL- Governor vii! no.. gan. ~.
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OAE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

n
STATE OF Lor;s:.sA,)
Executive Department,
New Orleans. April %, 1873!
Information taviag reached me tia: forged or
fraudulent: S:a.c License Banks have been ten
Jered for sale, a large discsun; en- tie face value
thereof helm. offered as an iaducementtc purchase
lLe-eDy offer a reward cfone Thousand Dollars for
.H:,rma:ion which VIII lead 20 the detection and
conviction OF .Iy person engaged II sc Gt!cautin:
tie state.
Given uude. nv land and the sea! c! ia. State
hsreunto attached this tweLty.eiShta day OF April.
eighteen hundred and se-enty-threr. and OF the
.adererdeuce OF the Gifted States the Ei-ety.
seven:h.
WILLIAM z. KELLOGG.
Ey IL. Governor:
r. G. DASLOEDE,
Secre.arcC e Se.fa. EnyN
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row did the man get snot Why. he
,,.-i. .l.r,. Of course, unless he had been
-. Ga statue meeting. and stolen iheM.
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SALES. .

T. ". seller 50. Julius neser->ecODd
Justice Court toT tie farlse of Orlsa. S, No $50.
10y VIRTUE OF a WET OF FlEkI FACIAS TO
n re directed bc the Enr. VI. I. Lvans. Sec.
onG Justice OF .Ae Peace fol :he psri.E ~ Orleans, IN
tie above numbered and eut ted sI:it. VIII pro-
eeeG 70 sell at cubic auctio., on FRIDAY, Nav u.
1873, "a, twelve O'Clock N at Nc. toj Tthoupiton
las street. between 81. Mary ans: So. andre"
Cv:TkSTs OF BAR ROOM, FURNITURE. ~'s..
as Ter inventory Oh file at my office.
Terms-Casi III CnIt@d States treasury ho'es
cyl; Ia 20 JOHN N.TCRMIt +, Constable.
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SECcND D'S.RiCT CuSEr FOR THE pAR1sE
- o:r:"an.. Notice Is hereby given 70 Vie cred.
.'n:- OF tl!-.state AID % a.! Other persons hereiS IL
fe-a,-l e show taiss within tex DAYS fen tie
nr.."r,. .9tHca.on, K any they ia-e or can.
VI. tne accrcr' PRESENTED by tie 'estaraertat'
.vt,rtor N :, .s.,'e should not lie !0no o.ate..
ar alr.5ved. ana ..s L. d. di:;s;''ei' >. a:e":i
..Cs tL.ereW.th..
l., CIDER .: the Csrs,.
uvi5 Il 81 FRANZ $50 - Sa.
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sUcsession OF .!r, Midcw ). q. RabAssa

NO. n III.
CrCUsD DISTRICT CcChT FOR H PARISH
Of nrleaus.-W h.leas. Manuel Eltiott has
ret.tlcned the court for letters OF a6tnlEi.;ratlCn
o.. tLe estate O! the late Widow :. L. Rahissa de.
ceased, interstate. Notice i. Hereby given to all
WON II may concern. to show Cause within ten
DAYS why the page s OF ;.e sal! petitioner should
Lot he granted.
BY order c! the CCu:s.
uy!j 10 23' FRANE FAC: ". C.vE.
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l;uii!iaume Betbeze -. J. NJ. f.acnZe and

l;uii!iaume Betbeze -. J. NJ. f.acnze and
Wlte-Severtn justice CUuI: i,r tIe PARISH ot
Ulleans-No 1863.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF Fl.Ri fACfAS
D to NE directed by the honorable the seventh
Just!c- Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans.
Il. tue above entitled SUIT. | WI! proceed to sci!
at Iub,Ic ~auetion, az The Merchants and Anc:
t.o1eers' Exchange. Royal stree: between Cana.
anG Custo-,hoLSe streets, n the Second Dlstrlc.
OF this .+t". On HONTAY, June 20 1873, az
twel O'Clock u the following described property.
&c wit
4 - OF GICCED, situated IN The SIKH Dis
':.e' o: this city. and al. the buildings and i'm
n-evemeut: thereon, N 81 fa:e NJ. J., bounded by
Berlin, hilaI., LaUre! and Live Oak $ reefs tn"
sai: To-: is designated by the no. %, IN square No
l., OF e Plan OF 2o93 lots of ground, situated 10
said Sixth District Of the CITY OF NeH orleans,
dated february - 1919. drawn by A. S. Phelps, amt
deposited IL the ofsce of J. P. Bard, a notary OF
the city of New Orieansi the SAID lot measuriD.
81 feet 10 i:Hies : lines front OF Milan street. by
i2o feet deep on Laurel street, all American meas.
TIRE: ga d property iavirg teen acquired by Ms.
Marie Foata.uc wife o. Jean Marie L8Caze, GA the
\ twenty fifth dag Of HCveIn0er, i5o5. ae per at
before John 7. I.cAe. TO ~: I..'.c, pa.s. 81
| Jefferson.
! Ie-G5-Cish
ny23ir3A F. t. FALLS, Constable
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Succession ii James VI. Fiuni.tv-N

>ucceseiSn Ci James VI. Einni.tr-Hc
81 t;g.
SEC.SO DISTRICT Court FOR THE :AR.sE
o. "Iiea2s-:o'icc is hereby gwen 30 tie cred
,;ote o: fuis estate. and t. all G.he: ce:euas
t''.'a interested, TO slow Catse within. tx. ,!s-.
from Us i:.t.i.t Notification, i: any tl..v il-e o.
ca Wy tUc account .pese..tG " TIE tesla
tft.'aTv -Et:"'3: = TIA Cs.a:- S..cr :. ne: Ne
'c'a@".at.+ ana aj2roya:. At! ~ t.a... lat: l.
G."'' j.. aCt"''s-!c t!...Elt.
~ "t.-: i:.S a.I.,:.
mA!. - !EA:H r.,H - i.-.
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C:e~e:v descr e.ioa Tor Ladies and re,'ers o. o.
se.. f.cn: Louisiana and the Southern States.
C.nstan: fanlil:arit! with the market and bes:
LcU.e= :lsu:es & great saving 20 Customers
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE.
MRS. II. MOGRIUGE.
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succession OF Hugh Met i0sksy - No.

CEC0SD DISTRICT COURT FOR II PAElsH
- Of Or!eans.-Notice i. hereby sive1 10 the
cIedi.ors o: this estate. AID to al. otle: persons
herein Interested to show cause within te. DAYS
tron. III present notification, II any they have OK
ear. why tie account presented by the testa.nen
:arv executors OF TIE deceased Should rot be
L.ca.alcsated and approve. AID he :eLds Gistii
Guteo il accordance tn rewi,l..
Ev order of tie Court.
.nyi. Is" FRANK PACE IL Clerk
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Succession OF John =. sinCHis - No.
5,.66.
CECOND piSTR1Cr COURT FOR H PARISH cH
= Orleans.-Notice is hereby giveg to the cred:.
:rter-:ted. TO show cause within ten dave from the
;.eseat notification. If any tLev lave or Can, vhv
tie .ccount presented Oh Tie sixteenth d y CT May,
lcT2 by the Notwithstanding OF this estate should net
lie Lcn.olosa:ed and approved and the funds d.s.ri.
ui.'ed H. accordance Herewith.
Ev order OF the Court
,I,32 go. EPANH plCy m cIsrE
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cEc,e.si0n Of JmcGne. sain,un 81.

S"V'essIOH OF JRc4He> :a!T!0n = No.
&A;0:r DISTRICT IH,RT For The PARISH
~ - tT.ea.s-WLeFeis. ). C.lAtcL. las net.
= .c! T.. court 70: ,e:;crc {: a miuis:ra.jc, on
TIE estate o. the LAY. J q.e. sa!L.o.. f..tased,
interstate. Notice /. hereby c-s. 70 al whom i:
my cccce:c, 80 slow cause within zen .i.v. ".
TIE ?:a..: .: tie sail ;.:.;.o... .i.... d ,o- b,
..a..t..t
S..-ccT :t..t Court.
c,. = .G- tEsrr paCr ~ rl....
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>ulcessi0n It John z. <hcriE No.
81 le3.
GECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR 4 eAkiSl
Q: U.lears.-Notice is hereby given 70 the 1.td
itoI. o: this estate aci TO a.! other reysocg Itre:c
Interested. TO siow Cause within te" dave from
tue Present Lct.i.at:o., Il any t.ty have or CAT
WHY tie account presented y We t~r-:am.rtary
executor Q: tn. .eceasei: s'.oud 10: be Loncio-
gated and approved. az. tHe t..ls distributed. ~
'cccrdauce Herewith.
p H.de: e u. l.AE;x
n,@ .3I fAAN. eACf Il. c4rk
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Succe <~ion o: ArIniidn Mcrri-. Widow o!
koh-rt Murr,s-No. So J,3.
cECCED DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARl'H or
y Orleans. - Whereas, ars. Euphenila DisfUe
has retItIoueG the court to' letters ~ atInlnis:v a:iot
OF the estate o! the lave widow Robert Norris, Ge-
ceased, interstate. Notice is hereby gwen 20 ali
whom il may concern to show cause within ten
days whv the PRAYER O: ;Le saiI petitioner sLoUtd
no. Re granted.
Dy order Q: tine Court
uyl. 81 rs FRAME PACE ia Ct-rs
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Succession Of Huah 4. N~cksnua->o.
20 ~
cECaSp DISTRICT COURT Foa TIE rARrSE
G: Ccleals-Whereas, ". E. rcrger Las petl.
to.ed tie sour. for letters Of datlve tezta,Geufa:y
eye.ctcrsilip or the estate OF .hr lat. Eucl. +.
II, Eeuna, deceased. Notice is hereby given to all
whom 1t mag concern to show cause within ten
DAYS why tie p:avev CT tie cad pc;.;;oaet s!!oIIo
LU' be grantee.
UvIF Il Is. FRANK a " C,erk.
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SHOPPING

Canal Atree:................ S6
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PROCiAMATIOS.

r. G. DySI0NIE. Secretary CT STATE.
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NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU.

Secre-ar- O. State.
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SECESSION NOTICES

A.. IL,
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13
The Gazelle and Capt. Sands.
STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER.


To the Editor of the Press:
The communication of Capt. Sands, in your
issue of to-day seems to require response
from some one present upon the steamer, at
the time, as his conduct as a commander, in
whom the whole community repose SO much
trust should be better known, that they may
not insome future emergency find it has been
misplaced. The cold, heartless indifference
manifested by him upon this occasion. in my
judgment, totally disqualifes him from having
in charge SO many valuable lives as daily travel
on his steamer. am not surprised fat his at
tempt to vindicate. so wanton a neglect of duty
The sight of those helpless men and women,
crowding to the extreme point of that burning
steamer, with no alternative, but jumping over
board, OF meeting death by the savage element
so closely pursuing them, could not fail to
arouse, upon reflection, the heart of the most
desperate fend. ar,
lie says, I'VE consulted hurriedy as to what
course 1t was right for us to take" His counsel
must have been his pilot; who of course advised
going ahead, as he was more pig-headed #
possible, than the captain. With such pic
ture as PRESENTED by these afflicted men and.
women, begging. for help by extended arms,
q nd waving of hats, there was but one plain
line of duty for man in his position, and that
was, to Immediately put back, land his passen-
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13
Gen. w. T.. Sherman
The Potomac Disaster.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Traditional reports
from the scene of the Wawasset now place the
number of the lost at r.
Investigation into the cause of the disaster
begins Tomorrow and will assume this form of
suit against the owners of the Wawasset by
the Supervising Inspector of the Treasury De-
partment 1t appears that on her last trip the
owners of the Wawasset failed to ask or re-
ceive special permit to carry more passengers
than her certificate Of inspection allowed. If
the owners had heen granted such request
they would have been Compelled to procure an
additional outfit in the matter of an extra Ii
cense. the owners having failed to procure nee.
essary papers they have violated the law, and
the penalty is fine of $40 per passenger and
to refund the passage money. 1t is stated that
the owners will also be prosecuted for carrying
excursiouists without a license in accordance
with an order of the Secretary of the Treasury
Commodore Rose, inspector of hulls, stationed
al Savannah, will conduct the investigation, as
sisted by JnO. e. Edgar, inspector of boilers, at
Norfolk. Both are old and experienced inspec.
tors and are entirely disinterested in the case
The investigation will be held in the Office of
the Supervising Inspector in the Treasury De-
partment and will continue several days. ~
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13

gers, and afford all the assistance possible.
Had he not succeeded in saving lives, he would
have been in position, laying to windward, to
have rescued the steamers Montreal and Car
lotta, as they were not burned until twenty or
thirty minutes after my vain persuaslons TO
put back He is grossly in error as to the COM
mencemept of the fire. We did leave. as he
states at o'clock, precisely; and simultane-
ously with his order to cast OF the stern line
came the cry of fire. Before we had cleared
the dock the whole head-house of the sheds
was enveloped in flame, and 1t was apparent
to every discerning mind that the steamer was
doomed. When abreast the steamer, and not
one-quarter distant to the breakwater, the
flames were issuing from the entire length OF
fine MORT side one man only could then be seen
hnrrying frantically from stem to stern-a few
seconds more and seemingly twenty-five or
thirty persons appeared, and two of the number
Immediately jumped overheard. At this APP
palling spectacle, again approached Captain
Sands. and urged him to go back-but in vain.
His only tangible excuse was, he could not en-
danger his steamer. This was also seconded
by insolence from his pilot. The regard he ex-
presses to-day for humanity must have been
very latent, as he expressed none at the time
for those under his charge, nor manifested even
a spark of sympathy for those whose condition
might have drawn 1T from the most mercenary
of beings If sincere in his professions to
''render aid in the preservation Of property,
why did he not manifest some disposition to do
so on MS vi Gut COutrdiy, hC
sped his way as fast as possible to his usual
landing place, filed up his steamer and de-
parted at the usual hour. / am informed by
one of the parties, who were in charge of the
bark Gertrude" making desperate effort to
save lrer from the devouring element that they
needed little assistance to get to good anchor
age; as the 'Gazele' passed them on her sec
ond trip down they hailed her at short range
but received not the slightest attention. His
statement, 'all the passengers got on the land
side of the steamer and caused quite panic"
is entirely without foundation; on the other
hand we were nearly stem to the fire-at all
events the passengers were all hudded together
in the after part of the boat, looking over the
stern, soon after we left Franklin wharf
One word for Capt. Oliver-he did not mass
the first landing at Peake's Island on his re-
turn, until after We had been landed there from
the Gazelle, five to eight minutes, which must
have been thirty minutes after the alarm was
first given. 1t is useless to mention the course
he pursued, as his works speak praises.
have not time to gather names and append
certificate with this. If it should be neces-
sary large number can be produced among
our most worthy. citizens, without resorting to
strangers, whose only interest at the time was
to get to their place of destination.
GEORGE III. KNIGHT
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13
Maryland democratic Convention.

BALTIMORE, Aug 12.-At the Democratic
Convention held here to-day, JAS, S. Franklin
the present incumbent, was nominated for
Clerk Of Court of Appeals.
The convention adopted a series of resolu-
tons reaffirming adhesion to Democratic prn-
cples, recognizing a legal support of the Fed
eral Government but insisting upon a strict
construction of the constiton as assertion to
the rights of States Denouncing centraiza-
ton as dangerous, believes in the capacity of
the people for self-government, opposes mon
opolies and special legislation. That all at
tempts of the departments of the general gov
ernmet to usurp power are dangerous to civil
liberty, that our tariff laws should be revised,
encourages all attempts to advance the interests
of labor: Depreciates the unjust laws now ex-
isting which discriminate against the agricul-
tural interests of the country. Denounces
giving public lands to Incorporated companies.
Denounces the salary bill of the last Congress
and demands its repeal favors the extension
of the free school system and demands rigid
economy in the State government r---vr
A State Committee was also appointed
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13
# . Il Ii / in.
Spanish Affairs.
Amnesty Demanded.

Amnesty Demanded.
MADRID, Aug. Fin the Cortes yesterday
a resolution authorizing legal proceedings
against nine members of that body. implicated
in the recent insurrectionary movements, was
adopted.
The minority remains obstinate and threatens
to resign unless general amnesty is granted
to the Republican insurgents.
Contreras Defeated.
Contreras left Carthagena on Monday with
400 adhereots, and made bold effort to march
to Madrid, hoping to find sympathy and fresh
accessions on the way, but his band was met
and dispersed by national troops. CoDtreras
escaped His capture, however, is probable as
cavalry is on his track.
A Coalition.
1t is reported reconciliation has been affect
ed between Martes and Sagasta, and a coali-
ton of their political supporters will speedily
follow. ~
re-enteriDg Chathagena which is now his last
refuge.
BAYoNNE, Aug. 1.-THE Carlists have laid
siege to Biiboa.
The wife of Don Carbon has Joined her hus-
band and will share his fortunes in the field.
The Carist troops are wildly enthusiastic over
the event.
Fighting iu Cuba.
HAVANA, Aug 12.-While Spanish column
visions, to Guanal De Socarras, it was attacked
by insurrectionists After brief engagement
the insurgents were repulsed. There have been
several small engagements lately between the
Spaniards and insurgents at Siguanca, Cerbabo
and famaguay:
Town Burned. --s
The town of Christianople on Delmar Sound
Sweden, has been entirely destroyed by fire.
A RiOf-Several Persons Killed.
DUBLIN, Aug II IA desperate riot occurred
yesterday IN the military camp in Currah of
Kildare, between two Irish regiments. Sever.
al of the participants were killed and many
received injuries. Fr-.r
The French Postal Treaty Controversy.
New YORK, Aug. 12-AWashingto special
says that the latest proposition of the French
Minister relative to the international postal
treaty with France involves the possibility that
letters from this country may be required to
pay thirty-twO cents for single letter postage
of one-third of an ounce with a penalty of five
cents for insufficient prepayment. BY the
French law not abrOgatrd the postage paid on
letters which are even fraction over weight
is disregarded aid double postage charged ad-
ditional.
AS country letters invariably exceed ten
grammes weight, letters from the United States
prepaid with uine cents would ordinarily under
the plan proposed be charged with three post
ages at nine cents, and penalty of five
cents additional for insuficiency of payment,
making thirty-two cents per letter.
1t is expected that the international postal
convention at Berue will be temporarily post
poned. The Postmaster General has designat-
ed Hon. JOSEPH Backfan, Superintendent of
the foreign mails, to represent the United
States at the convention.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13
WASHINGTON.
Postal Cards.

Postal Cards.
WASHINGTON, Aug 12.-The deficiency in
supplying postal cards to order reaches oyer
100000. Orders are far in excess of antici-
pations already reaching for three months n :.
45S,000, while the Postoffice department. est
mated not over 1OO,OOO.0OO for the whole year.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to
day: Currency So AS $50: special deposits of lie
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de-
post $34,710,0O0; coin S81 1868 737; including
S43, 3O2, 400 in coin certificates; outstanding
legal tenders $3.50, 100000. .--1
Battle Between Sioux and Pawnees Con-
irmed.
The following telegram was received By Gen.
Sherman this morning:
CHICAGO, Aug. IL.
Gen. w. T. Sherman. 5a
There is now sufficient evidence to confirm
the unofficial reports of a fight between the
Sioux and Pawnees on Republican river in the
southwest corner of Nebraska. The Pawnees
were utterly defeated. Their loss was greater
than at first reported. The Sioux engaged were,
l think. the Ogallalas, Brules and Red Clouds.
(Signed) r H. SHERIDAN.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-13

FIRE YESTERDAY alarm yesterday af-
ternoon about three o'clock from box 80, was
occasoned by the discovery of fire in the rear
of d. Youngs blacksmith shop, No. oil Com
mercial street. 1t soon spread to the next
building. owned by Neal McCafferty. Both of
the buildings were destroyed. Mr.. Young
saved nearly all OF his tools, but lost quantity
of stock. He was insured on his shop and
stock for $1,000 in the agency of Loring &
Thurston. MIR. McCafferty's building was I'M
occupied, having just been bought of the B. &
M. R. R., for $780, 1t was not insured and was
lust about to be removed Mr.. Young thinks
that the fire must have taken from the yard in
the rear of his shop where he had been setting
tires. The fire department were some time
getting on the spot, owing to the confusion il
calling the number.