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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

NEW DIRK, Nov. 3, 1879
1Homas Diron, Esq.,, President Delamdye
and L/udsOn Cdnm Co.
DEAR SIR;-The longest time you re-
qucsted to consider my communication of
the 10th oct. having elapsed and hearing
nothing from your company, we conclude
you have no wish to make an answer, we
shall to-day instruct our superintendent to
charge ten dollars on all cars running over
our track that being only what your COM
pany have for years charged on freight
from West Rutland to our rSad, in excess
of your local rates.
We shall at all times be ready to make
fair and equitable arrangements in regard
to business that is transported over both
roads, and shall be willing to concede as
much as we demand.
Respectfully yours,
T. W. PARK.
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HYDEopnoBiA.-Abou two weeks ago
Brooklyn, was carcssng "A cat while sitting
at the supper table, Wien the animal sud
denly fasten d it, ,ecth in his nose, biting
ii through He J. ) acted strangely during
in Monday, proi.ounccd his disease hydro
phobia He is quite dangerous, and has
frequent paloXysms
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

RAILROAD SUIT DECIDED. The noted
case of the Montpelier Il Wells River rail
road company vs.. James II. Langdon, of
Montpelier, to recover n subscription of
$4,000 to the stock, was decided on Mon
day morning in favor of the company, by
the Supreme Court. This decision untics
about 100000 subscribed to the road,
which is quite windfall in these times.
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HEAVY FREIGHT BUSINESS. The Della
ware and Hudson canal company, Rens-
selaer and Saratoga division, are doing Il
heavy business over their road this fall
Six freight trains are run daily from
Schenectady to the North and four daily
from Troy. No panic there.
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FIRE AT SnELBURN PolNr, The dwelling
house of Levi Blair, on Shelburn Point,
was destroyed by fire, Monday forenoon
The fire caught in the milk room and soon
rapidly spread to the rest of the premises
None of the furniture was saved
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self, and we shall at all times be ready to
make an equitable arrangement in regard
to business over both roads.
Very truly yours,
(Signed,) T. w. PARK.
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EDITOR ASSAULTED. w. f. Kisselburgh
of the Troy Times and A. H. Lighthal
had n misunderstanding at the American
House in Troy, Saturday night during
which the editor was struck. Lighthall
was arrested, but as Kisselburgh desired it
the prisoner was discharged.
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Chester.

Now it is, that Farrell, the new landlord
of the Chester House is popular, On Tues
day evening, the 9th inst, there met at the
Chester House, not less than two hundred
ladies and gentlemen, actuated by cordial
feelings toward stranger who had ex-
tended an invitation to the citizens of
Chester generally, to come and partake of
a superb supper and spend the evening in
family fashion There is always hilarity
where two hundred old acquaintance are
assembled in the name of good cuisine,
music and terpischore but when the bowel
becomes contented, the ear vanished and
the goddess exhausted, and no expense en-
tailed upon the consumer, then it is that,
our very heart warns toward the man who
so unsuspectingly becomes our prey. Far
rell, the HeraM reporter conveyed to you
in very tastefully wOrded little address,
the real feelings of all preseat and your
response was fitting man who had al
ready established good impression and
who possessed the sagacity to squirt along
the vista of time for more profitable pick
ings. We shall be with you again one
week from Thursday, bringing that same
band of music that so enlivened the last
occasion, and regardless of the lowering
financial cloud. we shall pay the shot. ID.
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OLA PODRlDA.

A slight snow fall this morning has left
the grass still whitened in the keen, frosty
air, and the shadow of winters mantle is
creeping over the horizon.
A musical treat is anticipated this even
ing IN the concert at Academy Hall by the
Temple Quartette of Boston.
Our musical association has in active
preparation the cantata Of "The Hay
makers which they will produce on the
evenings of the Goth and 2lst of this
month. MAX.
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Mil(inerg and fancy Goods.
ID \ n &c PR ICES
AT ASHMUN'S
T Z NJ p lie OF f A ) IL % n
\ FULL LINE OF MILLINERY CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
HAND MADE woRsTEDs,

In ladies' Jackets, scarfs and logglngs Infants
hoods, caps, shoes and mittens.
Long double Nublas at j3c worth ,3c.
Flannel Sacks for infants, misses and ladies'.
Alexander Kid Gloves in all shades and sizes
at sl0J two buttons, sl.25. GOOD KID, slight
" damaged at zoe.
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OLD, NEW
No 4s6> PAPERHAN GlSGS. <Ns. 4:
NOW OPEN AT
NJ A r X RITE RS,

No. 439 7th street, between and streets,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
PAPERHANGINGS of new and stylish designs of
the best fabrics and nish selected with due regard
to harmony Of celor durability richness and econo-
bracing beautiful stripe and other designs i'm Gilt
and Plain Colors, appropriate for drawing rooms
&c. ~ and 40 inch plain tints for panneling with
gilt rod OF finishing plain, with full line of medium
and low Prt ed Papers, patent and perfect represen
tations OF Wood and Marble, for panneng halls and
Imitation Fresco, and Common; Center Pieces,
French Fireboard Prints, &c, making the argest
and most complete assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
New designs, different sizes and colors; also, Plain
Goods in Pearl, Chocolate, Lavender, Green aud
Stone Colort for N aking into Shades. Shades made
to order
Solid Oval, Walnut and Gilt, and all Gilt Frames
from SKA to 26x30 inches Box Oval Frames for
Wreaths at cost. A beautiful selection of French
and American Gilt and Velvet Frames for Ivoryty De
and Porcelain Pictures. Card Frames in great
variety. Frames made to order.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS ,
from Card to Portrait Size, different cOlors also,
very superior goods: Porcelain and Brass Head Pic
ture Nails, Rings, Screw Eyes, &c.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, &c.
limited but choice, selection in appropriate
frames always in store exhibition and sale
Chromos and Engravings ordered.
Orders for Paperhanging, Window Shades or Pic
ture Frames punctually filled and satisfaction guar
anteed. Terms cash.
Please remember-pame.
and number 439 7th street,
al9 I'm Between D and K str eets.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief SsgsaJ Otgssv,
WAsHIN9TON, MAY II. 1873, 1890 q. m. I

SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKNry-FouR HOURS
Slightly increased pressure, lower temperature,
nOrthwestery and sOuthwesteriy winds, clearing
and clear weather now prevail in the lower lake
gions and Middle states NOrthwesterly winds, ris-
ing barometer, lower temperature, fcggy cloudy
and clearing weather in Canada and New England,
with occasional rain in the; latter. Higher barome
ter, noTthwesterly and southwesterly winds, clear
cool weather in Tennessee, and the Gulf and South
Atlantic states. Falling barometer, sOuthwesterly
and southeasterly winds and partly cloudy weather
IN the Northwest and upper lake regions, aud south
ward to Missouri and Kentucky.
PROPA BILITIEs.-For the lower lakes and Middle
states nOrthwcsteriy to sOuthwesterly winds, gene
rally clear weather, becoming partly cloudy to-
night followed by increaslng temperature and di-
minishing pressure. For New England and Cana
da, northwesterIy winds, COOL foggy, and clearing
weather, with rising barometer. For the South At
laniic states northwestery veerng to nOrheasterly
winds, clear and partly cloudy weather, and diuin
ishng pressure. For the Gulf states, Tennessee
and Arkansas, diminishing pressure, rising temper
AZURE, northeasterly, yeering to southeasterly
winds, partly and increasingly cloudy weather, with
possibly rains in the Western Gulf section. For
the Northwest and upper lakes and southwark to
the Ohio valley Missouri, and Kansas, falling ba-
romettr, southwesterly to southeaserly winds, in
ereasing temperature and cloudness, and possibly
light rain in the upper Mississippi valley this
ing. Reports missing from the Southwest Lake
Superior, Kansas and Oregon.
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Projects for normal and high schools are
again being pushed, despite the depleted condi-
ton of the school fund, through heavy expendi-
tures for new school buildings, &c. The re
sources for school purposes are not only unequal
tothe establishment of high and normal schools,
but the wants OF our school system are not in
that direction. The work needed is really at
the base Of the structure: the primary schools.
Some who have given thought to the matter
held that II Is 50 important that the status of the
primary seools should be elevated, that they
advocate the selection of the most capable and
most experienced teachers for these schools
We can afford to wait for high schools until the
lower grades, attended BY the mass of the chill
dren, are brought up to the mark. In the
meantime our grammar schools serve very well
As high schools.
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EoR sALE--Lots No. !, y, u, Is and Is IN square
gs; also, lots 8, q, ., 80. 70. II. and y? ssusrs
20 hear East CspitSl street, isv 1nHs s,si
streets. cars isSas.i M BHLpWiS.
EOR kENT-Three-story BRICk HOUSE, No.
Il S1S d street northwest, one minutes Walk
Rent IS per month. Apply y' 10 pr. mAGRUDER,
sic 4 street northwest. sss-u
EoR sALE-A FARM OF so ACRES In Mont
Il gomery county, Maryland, miles from WASH
ingfon: on turnpike, and Ia miles from the rail
road depot Improvements consist Of four frame
dwelling houses, one blacksmith shop, and a store
The whole can be bought for sseD cash.
FOR RENT-A FARM Of leo ACRES miles
from Wsshington, on the TURNPIKE, and IA miles
tains II rooms The farm Is we'll worked and
watered, good stabling and out-h )sses; has fine
class on reasonable terms for e years
street. MI colin
EOR sALK-CoUNTRY sEATs.-37 ACRES
new n,, -four room House, Barn, Poultry House and
Min House: water and good fencing.
closets, Barn, servants Hons plenty IL water;
large SIIsnt1'y choice fruit t5esr Terms esiy
Sos 18th street, corner sa 18Th and
FOR sALE-The subscriber offers for sale his
Il HOUSE mo. l43l and LOT on the first square
east Of the Capitol The lot ~ situated on the south
'esi ssa inches WIDE On CHARLES LES qPeG RGss4Ii
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOE CITY PROP
Il ERTl, two-story HOUSE with brick base
acres near the city. Apply to j p cox, corner s;h
and Fsyette streets, Georgetown, d. c. sis-ImE
LOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: a back
ant rooms, back and front, on second story, Ia an
sebly located Dwelling on street, near 9Th; will
Address "A. J :" National Republican efhce.
ule-U lRepI
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CHOIIE DR. ESS GOODS.

We offer FROM THIS DATE, MAY lsth,D DE-
CIDEDLY GOOD bargains in the following named
goods: Spring and Summer Silks, Lyons Black
Silks, Lupin's Black Pure Silk, Chain Grenadines,
Black Satin, Striped do, "Beaver" brand, silk
finish, Black Pure Mohairs, Buffalo," Black
Alpacas, 500 pieces Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
from Is cents to 8 Is per yard. Plain and Striped
Gray Linens for Travelling Suits. Fine White
Goods. Linen Shirtings aud Sheeting. Summer
Flsnnels. Prints and Domestic Cotton Goods.
~0ne price only, marked in plain figures.
JOSEPH j. MAY,
ml2e 939 Penn. ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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HUMBUGtI

HoMBoG II BuMBUGu
great many people appear to have been hum-
buged BY Nichols advertisement that he selling
ont and would remove to a smaller store. There are
SO many dealers who, every season, pretend to be
selling out at and below cost, and then sell no
cheaper than others do, that people have got sharp
and they are now humbueging themselves by think
ing that Nichols is only pretending sell out and
therefore they do not call as they certainly would,
II they knew how cheap he is selling his goods He
Is selling out at about the VIII oesale price, and will
remove before the 2tn of this month. Nichols,
dealer in fancy goods, notions, Jewelry stationery
cheap toys, &c, No. 1908 9TH street, between X
and streets, near Began Wylie's. m9-tr
MAY 1, 1s73.-We have this day formed a CO.
W partnership under the name and style of GARD
NER LEDERER, successors 10 Lederer & Bro q,
Wheelwrights and Blacksmiths, I'll 18th street |,
between Pennsy lvania avenue ard q street. and
woyld respectfully solicit friend, and the public
generally, to give a call. Wagons of all descrip-
ton built and WARRANTED. Repairing promptly at
tended to. All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
Lederer Bro, will please call and settle their
bills, and all persons having claims against the
above firm, or the late 7. W Lederer will present
most q. A. LEDERER.
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pzLYn0kt, May Iz.-ViFginia Is, consoIidafed,
- North Carolina IS, special tax, H. bid to-day
BALTIMORE, May l2.-Cotton dulI-low middings,
H54GlS. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat steady
and unchanged. Corn steady-whte southern, GA
6o; yellow southern, 63G64 mix ed western, 81 Oats
hrm-southern, 50G55; western mixed, 50; do white,
5lG4. Rye firm, 95aSl o.. Hay active and firm,
western, $40 So. Proyisi ms dull and heavy; mess
pork nominal, lS@ ls1s. Bulk meats dull-shoul-
derr. "a: rib sides, So ass clear rib sides 9Ix Ba-
con-fAir Jobbing demand-sboulders, sl4@l59s; rib
sides 81 d0; clear rib sides, l01 sugarcured hams
HeGl5. Lard dull, ga s91s. Western butter frmer
receipts hght-goOd o. choice, 2s(1O. Whisky firm
er; stock scs,ce; 9iG9i,l. Sugsr-A standard quiet
and steady. 1Os<
NKw YORK, Nav I2.-Stocks dull Money 6rm,
tot coin. Gold, E5s Exchange, long, So; short
go. governments quiet and firm
NEW YORK, May l2.-FlOur quiet and unchanged.
W heat shade hrmer. Corn firm.
LONDON, May Il, ii m.-ConsOls opened at 49, Ia
9llt for money. and 931d931S for account Bonds Of
ls65. old. 9lA; 1857, 93sa 1040s, 50; nves 500
Erie, a..
PARIS, May l2.-Rentes opened at 81 francs 65
confines.
LoNDox, May II, i 80 p. m-Bonds of 1867, 49,.
Erie, ~.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The Bank Of Eng and rate Of discount was
advanced to per cent. on Saturday, on account
of q reported panicky feeling on the Vienna
Bourse and tight rates for money in the German
cities. The gold premium advanced fully per
cent in New York, the rate closing at 11sS. The
stock operators took advantage Of the excite
ment to run down the prices, which were rem
dered less difficult by sharp decline of Erie
shares in London. Private advices from abroad
bic, and IL Is thought matters viii resume their
usual course in q week or so. The weekly state
ment of the New York banks Is reported as very
favorable, showing gain of nearly two millions
in the legal reserve, making an excess Of nearly
five millions over the Is per cent. required by
law. Money, consequently, was very easy.
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RARGAIEs IN DRY GOODS -Androscogsin
Nc; sheeting Cotton in 80, 90, and i0-4; Table
sam g. : Per DOZEN Bset siIk -, At
per dozen; Black Alpacas, 25c. to 81; Victoria
Lawn, r. Lining Csmbrics, loo; prints. Sc !;
lowest market prices, at BRODHEAD C0B.
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HroUNG MEMS y,S CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
FREE READING ROOM-DaiIy, Weekly, Seem
CALCULATING LIBRARY; ,,oco vols. Terms
S5 per XearI 81 per quarter. PARLORS AND
CONtERSATlON ROOMS for Ladies' and Gentle
men, Chess, Chequers, Organ and Piano.
Daily PRAYER MEETINGS at II Is, and p m.
LlIERAEH SOCIETY Saturday evening, at u
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
IN Lincoln Hall at 81 O'Clock; at Theater Comiqne
O'Clock. m97
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TTHE BOARD TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
Wy SCHOOLS will meet at the rankin School
Building on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th instant,
at 80 O'Clock.
mlO-3t PARDON Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS
STRIPED ANpCRECk SILKS,
- LCP1SlS BLACK GRENADINES
ALL WOOL BLACK GRENADINES, OF SUI
PERloR QUALITY.
Handsome Printed Linen Lawns
French Percals, pI tinted.
Saiteens, Grape Cloths aud Pilues.
LACE JACKETS AND POINTS.
Rich Black Silks and Dress Goods, VI the newest
sty les, az the lowest market prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY
W NJ. SHUSTER BRO,
ullO u gig Pennsyi ania aveuue
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. TO LADIES.

~ To LADIES.
Wy How sad Il IL to see q young wife, mother
Of family who requires ell her physical strength
10 unl her household duties, and all her moral ca
pactes to accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her Frustrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able TO say
why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera
able This state OF weakness and debility is more
fatal TO her than severe spell Of Sickness for in that
case she VIII receive the proper In the
she will linger months after months, not thinking
worth while TO see ply stefan about IT, until nature
when little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life. To prevent strengthen, to cure
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIfE BIT.
TIERS OF DR.. L. g. BERTRAM. They are . safe and
infaible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness, biHousness, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
ters which sold by all druggists, are, in conse
Quence of their virtue and most agreeable taste the
medicine par sxesllsncs for ladies' l11.tr
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS EVER
OFFERED
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MO HuMBUG.-L-- RICE win Day fair c..l
~ price for any KIND Of Ladies'. Cent? and Chi
7th strest. betweenr ana q, south. Note by mai
promptly o3teuoe0- ie1S-Iv
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,

IL the case Of VIM: Risgles, exec utor OF WIN. r.
STONE, deceased, the executor aforesaid has, with
the appreciation Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the
and distribution Of the personal est Of said de-
ceased and Of the assets In hand far the same
and where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified to attend, with thsr claims properly
voucbed, or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate: Proridef.
COPY of this order be published once week Tor
three weeks in the Star previous to the said day
Test: "A; WEBSTER,
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tn SFEyIEE RxNoWNID BsLoIAE
= 1kACA CLOIH SUIT, equal 20 any cussou
.ss isif fssss sss. 80
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PHIL. b. WHICH.

FOR ReNT=May lst, with board, two connecting
- front Rooms, with hot and cold water Board
and Rooms for two, s6S. Modern conyeniences in
FQH RENT1Fine thrse-story pressed BRICK
u UNWILLING, with all modern improy EN- snta
with store room and two cellars. Inouire I[OL,
LlDGE BkOS., feed dealers, 9Th and o. aas I'm
EOR REMT-Most desirable OFFICE ROOFS In
4 the northwest corner building Of 7th and sts
nounwesS 81. 0ASCH,
ale-Im 939 It'll street. northwest
EQR SALON LONG TIME-A neat. veil.
= bulk three,story BRICK HOUSE, With two,
sstory Back Building; house fronts southeast: be-
ttie 'front.' yard, and side entrance; contains nine
rooms besides bathrooms and closets. Cellar under
entire no1ss With nre. places, eas and water; can
l8xl0 Inquire on the premises Of the owner Of ths
Rrepsrg aftsr R:m., e4s Rhode lsland sysuue,
o..wecn u see Iykn - a14lm
EOR RINf-Turniehed or Unf1rnis6sd R15ONa
u south front; suitable for housefe enirs All
Slle Peunsylvanfa avenue. Snai 81
HOB HxH1-An 0yIIvI On I5fh s9rsS0 ao936.
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.MIL B U Il n 8
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. lA29 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

MISS ANNIE DIGNEN WISHES TO INFORM
lvl her friends aud the public that she has X K
MOVED her Dressmaking Rooms to No cog 18th
street, northwest corner Off. ml2 3ts
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SCORN IN THE EAR"
GEO. WATERS, No. - High street and Canal.
Georgetown. has on hand, for sale, 30 barr Is of
PRIME YELLOW COIN, in the ear. ml2-5t
OOA CASES CANNED PEACHES. a and 8
%VOlbs. cans) purchased at Trustees sale, whIch
offer unusually low prices.
yN0. W. LUMSDON Co.,
10 st 20s 9Th ST., OPP. Center Market.
1OAA BUSHELS POTATOES,
lVVUPeach Blows, Chilies,
Jacksons. FIukes, &C,
For sale in quantity TO suit, by
JNO. W. LUMSDON Co,
MIDST 20e 9Th at, opp. Center n srket.
, 1873-05-01

Wilson Hrothora, ShfKt-Enctory, Fufr.
banks, Morse &; Co., md Potter Smith,
tho Victilns--.rhe EnttrG BLOCK In
Dnngor--Probnblc Loss, st00,000s
1t hnlfpas o'clock thia morning tho watchmau in
tho tower Of the Tempest Engine House, at
tho corner OF Clinton asd Washington streets,
observed Aamos IN tho third story Of No.
50 esWashngton atroet which is occupied By Wilson
Droe. Bhirt.faotory An alarm at onco turned In
from Box s71. At tho to Of tho discovery the flames
had gained considerable headway, that when the
giaes arrived tho wlole Of tho third story and
part Of the fourth stories wero burning The lanoa
were leapng from tho alley windows and touched the
house on tho opposite a!do. second alarm was
turned In at o'clock. No. es had BY this
Ing Ing element. In tic tho third story Of Til.
building terrific oxpoaion occurred, knocking down
part Of tho division wall botwecn the two buildings
Fairbanks, Morse %. Some Of Capt. Duluvink1o's
mon narrowly escaped being buried II tho ruins.
Doth buildings arc owned by Mr. A. E. Bishop.
vii proDao,y 10 tetsi loss. No. s, whers tae are
originated, Is occupied as shirt-factory by Wilson
Bros, and By Peter Smith, heavy notion dealer:
Tho lser W. ose III h h9S eo s0'f n.y. xa11Sa
States Express Office tho hrst floor until Z few
days ago. The first door Of No. 65 was occupied by
Fairbanks, Morse Co., acalo dohlera Part Of thciI
LATEST.
At 2 o'clock tho hamea communicated to No. 81 I'D.
Joining, through tho roof, and IN short tme the
rear part Of tho fourth aoor was sblnze Watcr waa
quonce tho stock Of goods aorod On tho different hoora
wan materially damaged. A. E. Dishop owns tht
atrltcture. Dean Bros. Hoffman, aatlonera, occu
perishabe whom wator Is thrown upon il, their los'
wilt be very heavy. No, Co. occupied by the Watorbur,
Watch Company, WEI slightly damaged.