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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

hat 1t viii not probably an excess of more than
SS0S@O or this amount the largest single item is for
public buildings, for which the appropriations exceed
those for the present fiscal year by about soOOOo The
Dslrlct on columbia gets about two millions and half
ltee mnlOns 20 20 the for the eight new steam
sOops; ABOUT one and quarter millions are required
IuI increased salaries and million more for south
erh claims Other important items. going to make I'D
he excess, are two and half millions Deficiencies
IN tne war department. a million added to the River
aho aroor appropriations and nominal appropriation
on Two millions for postage rendered necessary by the
repeal OF the ranking privilege.
The Internal Revenue Bureau has far consolidated
is business that is fully prepared for executing the
new laws soon 70 into effect The assessors whose
Office has been abolished have nearly completed their
hnal returns, manufacturers been already supplied
with stamps, and all the series OF stamps Will be
ready by the time required
The Solicitor Of the Treasury Department prepared
some very heavy for the April term of the
Z. s. Court for New-York for frauds on the Customs
The number is unusually large. and some OF the most
Important involving very large sums, VIII be brought
up some leading merchants are said 10 be involved.
The last appointments to be the Senate for con-
hrmaton from the Treasury Department have been for
warded and the appointments the departments
are also nearly disposed Of the action of the
President concerned the Senate adjourn on Tues
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

AtgxANpsp On bu-y S.rrs - Nsry A-ra~a-' SsS- 81 ~
s ss -l'ives are rp--tfri, ss- .eepa ne ss~.
aa-dsS Ens = yoeA Ss" The ru-araoe % 80 go ua
5Ef aaa- 81. a~o't.Tu
sEgR,At Ne,rk \ J. stuuisr 3, ls7 a. -ss
Own iI Ayers sgd p Trif. 1".s sod ~ a.. n, -.
5 -.pey.l srvs-S n J. st2.8n
p tieiphs so BNollJn paper pifte 1r"T
BIZ ssEon we.r-.'7 n,h % ,t sro,tys T.C~"ee s---
Rs rs ana B,nl. - repeatedly ri .ai fsa-rl
Der te REDEEM B'oti5n I'VE 'r1er % rs-'s o." h'"'-' -
ko.cn-k p o.
-t.-. board ~ .etip e -ag a. ae .r.,uaS
'na dsuSher Of wIiru sebrnoa u Ia. o's'
N04rr ~ @-rai wa b. July
slLILAfD-ssroh ~ agLs POO rS
Hnthsa sv CIV ArI'nisl Glsnl % 70. a Ie'r Of S 's~
LAWREECNsrrb 10 MsEa p yHrs aat ls las.
nther Of p q md n. Lsvrra-~ formerly y Bafsio
MARSHALL On sauiay M.rcs 81 her
I ,' eor r % o. 5s%as ,a.i iorasfiy % Nv Y5rf
The tv-. ,ns friends ~ ID. fsHa
Jlus Caurrh anon som W1's>-say. sairh n "a IS
ocorl vi,bon. .urther u5nr~.
NrF-i4v-u sp,sHss
XWELLNsf'enis .i., rrt o. r.ruer q be' seg-.
wn P Dousias Mss MARI AHu Marvel
houce oil. uue.Ii h~1ea.-T
altLs-At As,on- l. o. On sun5ar ~ nn-
9s zee of .lnolal her.tte-
NOrTAt N.warA tie 1i,t i ipsnlr 1f tssuss~
ami W.llsu g. Mott sged rear. 81 na"'-
friends siieni tae Is-rAs 'ns to-s
Chlich New a.. tBrsisy 1Sb INST 81 y D.
PERsOSS-Oa salursy I'd ne e6th yssf,fs R-h-
H.s r1end, s-- requested ov,si.os
frnc-al b. h-f iar residence - -t rs-ufr
.'srt Monday aiir.uDoa Z
tt-a o LaI,s. Ma
Esss gsDen Pisasr CODY
WBbFH-At W-stehese- n Y ~ sstursy s,ryb
he reene- John Frr~ Si'as' weicb. 10
Tss rrlves lr-ai. wein--
isv haci % a. clock rom s PfH@,erss Ch"ss So
WRIGHT w-in-siv asr~s - w..h.H FrgtE ~it-a
Wm. Wright White Plans Wesessisr Coa-,T \.
Real' ,ni nrei % attend e aserai 'a M go
o Tran i-lvea Grand CeH,rai Depot Of iO..' O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

course. that which lies back OF 81 Is education sDt re
hg1Ou, education religion There should also D"
dscsring Of the brutal puDishments such ~ hangng
DO not say tlfBt have right to take away the arc
Of a man have scrples that point that ~ cot
it As society becomes stationary, hold 10 - ." NtVb
take life and that n will be better % restrain in
liberty IN life than II - to deprive him Of IT, We have
institutions by which may DO deprived Of tAer I'D
ertv. and a who hrs spent forty wears in eniten
tary better example chan one who ~ cut on m an
hour and then Forgotten Ia the present big1'feu
stage society the employment OF capi,a punishfnent
by hanging carrying toward barbarso n renders
almost impossible 70 cOnyiyt who Ougt 70 D.
convicted.
IL IL not severity that pursrs but oeerf5y and Ger
t8inty small punishment that "a quick ana sure
would do 70 stop crime tbs- greater punishment
hold that there Is nothing so bad for mIu a. wAen
he becomes a criminal 70 have the mass OF h1 FELLOW
against him. II have killed hundred mer have
forfeited liberty. but I yet child OF Oed- III
does follow that shall Dardpa HIM u dos not
follow that shall let MIN Tree but 70 docs fsio"
that shall punish him Like human being In3not
liks brute. hundred men on lurI would BRING NJ
verdict Of guilty II they knew that tho prisoner wltO
be Imprisoned where would bring pa a verdict -
guilty when they knew the penalty wa 10 be death.
hold that would be impossible % carr On our govern
ment n there not psrtOnng power =" the Governor
as the only sa!vas0n fOr the criminals IN tHe o.-to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
BRVTAL AFFRAYS.

John Davis, IabOrer, 80 years Of aga re-
turned. yesterday morning, 10 his abode. mser'.s
shanty at King and Coumbia-sts.. BsOOLyI, ia tbe
lowest stages OF ntONcatio0, and az once began To
quarrel with ms wife. who Ia bed with her Obidrea
The man demanded liquor sud money. and AZ neither
vas forthcoming. Ae seized and struck hs wife
with It the right eye n6iotug ugly cash The
force Of the blow felled her 20 the floor. and
while lay there her brutal husband kicked her about
the body with his heavy boess rendering her nsensble
The terrified children screaming into the street and
Officers Walsh ana MCGOWAN Of tine Nhird SUB Precinct
went INTO the shanty where. after desperate nght
they succeeded arresng the desperate. Tue wOIns
injuries, though severe, Dst necessarily fatal.
Ann Fuller. domestic. age 81, was arrested, yester
day. the residence OF G. r SHELTON DO. 81 bersen-s
had threats OF her throat ana the
thrOats other people resiang sbe house. she IL
De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

HAHArA WEEKLY MARSErs

H,~.yA March y dull market unrS@
eject sales merchant. refuse 70 puine os
nominal stock
or. AZ Hav,ua and 500 hid Receipts
he 6J 5oTes and )yJ Hh1s kI
po during Natanas p O AID $50
hhds incung n1 20 hhdA the Uud states The
mutations Nos I'D % " D. D. O %
10, per arrobe Nos IS 70 20 D =. Ili 1iJi reals
M1asses keg. MuoviO Mo-
Butter
demand Superior 30 Goshen BJz4 s3t qun
al Flour 0uiet G8 50 per Dbl Hams quiet and ged
sated s9a s2l Sugsrcud s5a 81 qunt4L Lard Eeaz 10
kegs s6D4l6 tins 80 T5G5t u per quiutt Potatoes
$685. Dbl IaiiOr Urn Dc -
Der quintaL WaI-Ycilor 6rm 81 per arrobe,
Honey luiet bot steady 6G6l gallon Cos OIL
gsoa Empty dogsbeads 10 fair demand Lumber
Pitch PUs ~ NJ shocks
Box IA DlIl reals: HOgbesa. reals AO!lse HOgsheti
IAN Hoops shaved SDG 5sJ fregh easier
but quotab RKcnange tie UaLs states
sigh currency Sg premium saou sg1t gDa % III On
L9aIou 50t5t On PARIS Is DsBt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE ERIE FREIGHT CONTRACT.
MR.. ARCHER's BUSINESS RELATIONS.

1t il expected that when President Watson
returns to this city, the difference between him and
VcePresdent Archer on the subject Of the Erie freight
contract viii euminate either in abrOgaOn OF u,
IN sequiescece in the Presidents views the part
OF the exYcePEesident. The first contract which Mr.
Archer had with Gle Company one which entitled
him TO a perceBtzgeNon all the freight handled by MIN.
In 1871 second contract executed, by which be
TO receive and handle all the freight the Long Dock
and Jersey City, ard TO transport all the freight
Of the Erie dispatched from the Long Dock TO
New-fork stations, Yarisec. Inaddition, he eas to
sumo the risks Of hsndfaJ and be responsible 9r the
collection OF freight biI. In return for this he Erie
agreed to pay semmontztyl eastward and westward
bound freight received Jersey City, 80 cents per on
NO charge was TO b allowed for milk coal. and Ere
supplies received at Jersey City. off at WeehawkeD
The Erie further agreed 10 pay all gran received and
required TO be- delivered any place in the harbOr Of
60 cents per ton, ana for all other freight
delivered, 70 cents per ton and upon all eastward
bound freights transported from Jersey City to the
North River. and upon all western bound freights
ceved at the NewYOrk station, 70 cents per ton The
contract Is dated Sept 1871 and to close At the end
OF i've years. notice Of two months from either
side. The following is a statement OF the amounts re-
ceived by Contractor Archer:
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LATEST SHIP NEFS.
lF0r other SHIN Mems see Second Page


ARRIVED.
s,@sao Cse b. Tao~P'Gn L,s sD March % ''a
seamshp Georgia Cro~eH. Charleston With a and Pa'. to D. a.
steamship b.ou Winters deorseOVu D c. with mise AMI
s,esmshD Acusansi Rscsor SevBed siih mdse and 70
a&shiO BeSsi.ssor Jones' PbliaslDh. Lombard
steamship Oa Dominion Walker Richmond c Point and Norfolk
with inisi aud pass Oh Dominion steamship "a -,
SIp Piymoal l5cs Bgtmaa ad Isle Of wgH lh.
Tt J6p H,rv.v ,of Boston, Lowell Antwerp Psb mds-
ship Glstea of Boou Gardner Manila s0F % with sGss and
bp Sarah Nicholson of Aunenl a. With
Sp Nncy COf Winsor n 81. DtIos. Leghoru Jan 2 with
" B.ss Bsocit7. UL) D-lao,. Ggeat J, With sqlphur
Bark O Boston, sinclair MoHeydeo u lsys Nth hiies
Bari Gana Nor Ea.nuel.sa Psrna@hneo
.s C1rs hS9f ~ ysiSa5S M w sise ssso R -
days sthr railroad
B Bl B1ssS f Ger. I BSS5 Gvsro SoS day.. s ia %
BarE lNorl. IelasOn. LlyeDool 81 dsvs sita salt
BARK Home aohsse Gloucester Eng ., iays essst
N.sa .:S'; s:s , 2s.F 'ss a. s6 ss
Barb Ada GRAY o Poitsnd e Baenos Ares DAYS WITH hides
B.fL Layons kapnsee L se,sPs. s.p.ss ~ days s rat
B.rs Argo Yarmouth Burns Antwerp 40 aAys with empty
B,rs 10 Larsao Il Fasaas days jay, from
FOREIGN PORTS.
Marca n The Clnhri Line esmship Casbua Nc
ss, o@ I' MINI ,b s s .. sSS c Mos,,s.
aled this i0r heS-iOrk. yesterday
IlvRKPooI s2--rbe Allan Lane Mzatobsn
Archer. from BALTIMORE March 3. has arrived herr.
ROTTERDAM. bAuVcl. Steamship Nsss .Dgsh neida
from heNl0
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosro, March e3Auvsi sseanshp. sslta from Liverpool
Pauib- PhaieDhia. n. PrBusa and Conges. Om "a,
cuts KATE Nsns f-Ora FaIal. Ss'
stewart from Livrrpo1l, brig Psauv. N-s Dfl-fn.
PHoylDSSoE L. Mirea I4Agnyed steamship Cali Stream.
ir0mP PIN l.lsprA
SavAxsAH ia Mach 9i-s.sd stasm.hp. SssAaof 4si
sul.s, oz Nes-iYfE.
CH.EL ssToS G.. Mah % Arrived Nec-dG
Boston Fy Phaphia Havana Msrrick
from Norfolk .aei Ashsd Phltiphis
lrand Jarkssnrs J. G. P.1sps4. Lappn
COT All Matilda Bresl lol Masgmt0 inlet
DISASTERS.
BasroS A.rs . TAs sars BEL stewart At Us post r,pori ta
IS n loHg W. baarisa Froa hll
Rochelle abauion.d ssd r11ieE
"a supposed b be ron Csps haTuen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

The american Girl Law ,J0urHa! is-a monthly
Magazine devoted 70 OF the principles Of
civil law and 20 egai reform Eminent writers on yurs-
prudence been secured FOR ia pages, aud ia dis
cussons keep pace with he most Interesting topics
OF the day The March number. now published. con-
tains an article Legal Education By Prof Emory
Wasbburn OF Cambridge, an argument for Abollshlng
the Usury Law by Mr. John r Baker. aud some inter
esrng discussions OF relating to Marriage he
abstracts OF Leading aud much general ega
news The magazine evidently we'll adapted 90 the
OF the Profession. aud not wanting al attrD
tOus for the general reader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
GORERNMENT WEATHER REP0RL
NAR DEPARTMENT.
OyTicY OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFriCLR.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFriCEE
WARRINGTON d. C.. Monday. March a. 1871 a. To.
Synopsis for he past t,cenfg four hours.
The barometer has fallen since Saturday
,g,f throughout the Atlantic States n has aud
ain fallen IN the Northwest. Areas OF low barometer
40, arpareuty central west Of Dakota, ana also IN
Arkausas and Maine Southwest and southeast winds
win threatening and rainy weather are reported IfDm
m F,sterrl Gulf and south Atlantic States.
Nrrflery winds with clear wea her, prevail IN New
ynrk and New England The temperature has fallen
r nidlv ON the lower lakes ana Ia the st. Lawrence
" lev and southwark ONO ana Pennsy lvanla
Nort6ery Winds with RAIN reported from the lower
u Lawrence Brisk aud high southwest winds, Win
tltng barometer have prevailed during sunday with
clear weather AT san Francisco.
'''"' Probabilities.
r., Monday In the south Atlantic and Eastern states,
,,,.,c,sing southery winds. with cloudy and rainy
cather The storm center IN the Southwest Will eh-
trd nnrth aud eastward over the ONO Valley, Win
nd ana threatening weather on lakes Erie aud Mlchi
gan. . A.. p..oL,,d ;.er<csjno ,or,Jerl,J
tJ ,r elcar iosaler foitofred toH Monday errnngl
~ ;s,,,a fe5a0frahfre and threatening redther over
ANA and lsiiiia. storm center VIII probably
d,ei, I'm tbe Middle Atlantic coast during the day
vere .oni Of wind ana rain 10 apparently ADVANCING
ufon r, we signals contiaae az the Gut aud south
Atlantic s.aiVbs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

erstions. not all Of the commonaw They part
oft but there Is common law governing parliament
airy bodies in the administration OF ther duties judges
Of election as wen there ia Jaw OF judicial
tribunals and that common law old ~ the period
when 1t became desirable Tor obtain seats in Par
lament
He finds as result Of this common Law OF legislative
bodies that bribed votes void aud must be thrown
out He then continued with mastery review OF
OF the most important testimony, showing that -
proved nothing short Of bribery the part Of Caldwell
and that for It he ought TO be expelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
FArAL ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

A horse attached to a light carriage became
frightened last evening. at O'Clock. and ran away N
Fulton-st.. Brooklyn When the lfrighted animal
reached Fulton aud YOr-sts the upturned
and the occupants. Jerome B. Wlss. o. ) lnspectorat
large for New-YOrk AMI Brooklyn 10 the
office OF the Supervisor Of Internal Revenue.
and Jonathan T. Norton Secretary Of tine
Republican General Committee were thrown out upon
the sidewalk Mr. Wass. who Is a heavy man. struck
his head heavily the pavement ana sustained
Of the brain that VIII probably cause de3l
Mr. NOrtODs injuries OF less serious nature. 10
conveyed has residence, No. 2fI !-vingstOD-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LTvERPOOI-IH sfsGHnshtD celtic March e2MrS VI A.
Connolly Miss Strcker Palmer and w. C-isie
Pred Euhoven LOngee aud ch a. Robert Abutt
Mrs Eliza Morgan Miss Ellen Morgan Miss B1t1 W. Moran
Mis- Morgn Florence Morgan, Master Henry Morgan Hon
g. Lehman Thomas hemth. L. n ohas.
l. stove Otto Wm Fellows and DAVIS JOhnson and
wife FOLSOM Nevey. Alfred Harold, Orlando LaEeT
G. Bell Edgar v COmOok, Eugene Field A. 5f Lert and
issD asidso Miss Col Dunbar and vile
FROM LIgERPODI-fH steamship March u
Bel T. LyeseY Miss sames Can't aud Ms stone
Nj, Julia Wix-ry and Ms Pnce Capt A b.
Milford ar family Mr. and Mrs Costing Mr. and
M Butter Thos. Harrison nr McGrotty. Mr. Ord=n. VIM
shanks J. Eassin. Il 5 G rhOa Sese L Hughes
Greenwood r Cook Oakland J. Hemngwag Mr. DennF
Hy Wn Dorsey Horsposl John CoBash. Va COnOsh. C.
DlcGlas5u Mr. Clssg. Mr. OR-iliy J. C. Marsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
LEASE OF THE HARLEM Ronp.

It ia understood IN Wall-st. that the lease of
thr Harlem Railroad p'9 years tor perDetutyl 70
the New York Central Railroad viii be oonsuusDated al
early date. 10 10 also understood that tvs Harlem
stockholders be guaranteed eight cent interest
nstaitnests 81 four per cent. fcs winch
consideration they transfer all the road forth Of
Forty secondst The Fourth and MadisOD-ave eod All
stIeetear and branch lines OF the Harlem Road VII ~
man che exclusive property Ok tho HIri3n COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
NOMINATIONS By THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
u l.. 4

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate, to-dny:
Robert Keller " District OF Columbia Consul at ST.
Martin. West Indies; William :. Tough, United States
Marshal for Kansas G. B. H. Fessenden. Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Is District Of Massachusetts
Collectors Of CHsf0ms.-W. ]. Mccormick. san Diego,
CAL William ?. Dockray, St Johns, Fla; Joseph Jur-
genson, Petersburg, Va.
IsidOr Essnger, Appraiser " Merchandise Evansville.
lnd, Edwin Howard Of Michigan. Agent for the Ind
ans Of the MILESTONE Agency, Dakota.
FOsfmdsfers.-JacOb L. Whtenach, Jeraeyville, Ill;
Plainyille n. j.; John A. Rathbone, Mystic Bridge
Conn.,; Charles c. Myers Kendallville, lnd Joseph
Guney, Danville. KY; John A Leiders Chambershurg
Penn; John :. Adams, Pensacola, Fla ". E. Weddell
OkOona Miss; Charles 3 Bangs. HillsbOrO, ILL.,; Benia
min r. Lbbey. Clinton, n j.; T. 5. Chase, Kansas City,
brunswick, Ca; Thomas b. Maury MacOmb. III; Charles
yelling Jamaica, n. Y. George b. Hayden, DemOpOlis.
Ala: A. W. Angel, Lambertsvile ~ j.: Jacob T. Lowell,
PhilIpsburg, N. j.; N. G.. Smith, Pennington n. j.
CONTRIBUTIONS By THE SENATE.
The Senate Executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations
James F. Casey. Collector OF Customs New Orleans
David Bushy Collector Of Customs, southern District OF
Oregon; William =. DOokray, Collector Of Cust0ms 81.
Johns, Fla John L. Murphy. Collector of Internal
Revenue, Second District Of NewJersey, StrattOn.
removed h &. Hunt, Collector Of Internal Re venue,
Fourth District Texas Wood removed; Augustus
g. Tassin 10 be Second Lieutenant the army; William
s. Tough. United States Marshal FOR Kansas.
POStUGSterS.-JacOb HOugh, at BelefODtaine, Ohio;
Amasa Morse. Petaluma, Cal: George +. Dick, Bloom
inCtOn, Ill. W. w. Ward, Peabody Mass; Vim. H Mar
Henry II. Shaw, Tarboro. N. c. Nicholas Fbeek, Terre
Hauie Ind; John L. Miller, Lafayette. Ind d Ii. Up
degrOve, Van Vert, Ohio Perry HAYES, 5edalia, No,
john 5. Adams, Pensacola, Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON March %, 1873
' correctness Of the statement that the aggregate
fiopriiil0ns made By Congress for the expenses OF
- s0'erumsut for the next fiscal year exceed those
.us m sent year by $4,000 90 denied by Gen Gar
50 Chairman Of she House Appropriations Committee.
- sAss that tae account has not been made ", Odt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

PROVIDENCE T. Msrrh 2The PRINT Cloths msrsrt declining
sAe. Of pieces including ODrl Ri-c 6as &c
% good Apnl July 7c 49, % ETabs early
ne eek A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

Brazil cOmpels all transactions by weight To
on the metric standard. from Jan. l. 1903. forward
FAIRBANKS Is driving Out the old Portuguese balances
hitherto IA use Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

Ssew's PectsrHi Pcari-.-A uSad aanlsiaa or COACH,
Sore ,i. ufli.a-tn- sat- ~ irasgs % B-f bsE II H.
SOS. sole M,uA,-ll-T Nrs bsv,u Coma
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NfRRLED

sTrPafssyT LSG-In Ner io-bsiie ~. - -
LsAf ps-lis aB-eisr. ABlcl ~ b. l- r.. a. 4
C1asat s-ph-.9n of ssu Y7fs % f-hss i-asbtes
~ Nsisaz. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24

The Trf',nu.'4 Report 81 fi1s Crrfff 5tobti-T fo-
i9sssn pTi-t~ 1855 q cgst s~~ r-es
80 ID
Two c'ft-...----- -.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-24
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.


The losses by the fire in the four-story
building Nos Cos and GO Broadway which extended TO
the two-story building Nos. leo aud l62 Crosbyst on
Friday night were estimated by the occupants Of the
buildings on Saturday:
The buildings Nos 62s and $50 Broadway, were owned
$1,000 The buildings Nos 100 and Crosbyst., were
owned by A. T. Demarest Co, and were damaged
s. 500 insured $4,000 follows Greenwich 5000
Columbia, 5000 and Lancaster, 5000 A p Reynol0s
ladies' and chidren's hat maker occupied the second
$4,000; insured follows: London Liverpool ana
Globe, $4,000; Greenwich, $500; Firemens, 5000
Commercial. $4,000; State OF Pennsylvania, $3.50. -
i. 7. Demarest Co. occupied the ground floor OF al
the buildings Their stock was damaged SoeoG insured
Adriatc, 5000 Mississippi Valley $500 Home OF 70
umbus Ohio, s25Of Merchants OF Cleveland, $500 the
damage TO stock owned by customers amounted to
Charles A. Miller sk-hat manufacturer occupied the
third floor OF both buildings IN Broadway. His stock
damaged $500; insured as follows: London Liver
pool and Globe, $500 Westchester $1,000 Commercial
UmOn, g. 900, and Manhattan. $1,000.
Marshal pedon questioned all Of the occupants
OF the stores in regard 70 the origin Of the FIRE and
learned there strong suspicious that II wac
the work OF an iDcendiary.
A fire in the bedroom of Patrick Burnet, on
the second floor OF twO-stOry frame building at No ~
Princest., known Hbernia Hail. last night, damaged
the building $500 and the furniture SIS The first n0Or
was occupied by Bryan COnlOn, liquor dealer whose
stock was damaged $50. The building Is owned by VIM
IN JERSEY CITY.
A large number of persons visited the scene
OF the Erie Railway IRE in Jersey City yesterday and
the outskirts ruins, especially Pavoniaave, were
hronged by spectators during the entire day. About
800 men we're employed yesterday in removing the ruins
building temporary sheds and extingushing the flames
which at intervals continued 70 burst from the remains
Of the wharf which Adorned the eastward bound freight
bouse long she'd some 20 feet In width. and extend
ing from the ferry 10 undamaged portion Of the pas
-euger depot is constructing ana Will probably De
comnIeted today This Is intended 20 shelter passen-
GERS passing between the and the boats tempo
raIy ticket Office viii be erected today and the sale Oh
tiCkets will bs resumed tomorrow. The Division
periufendent's office, formerly located IN the
Rnorariv m the upper story Of Taylors HOTEL soon
AS that building can be repaired IL IS stated thai the
DIRECTORS Will view the ruins to-day and hold meeting
"a tLe action IN relation the rebuilding OF the passen
ger depot aud freight houses T. o. Hill. superintendent
of the Eastern Division stated yesterday that the Los
will NOT fall below S2O00C0 though IL might vary SOME
what either way from that figure. and that II would
probably require expenditure OF three Tunes thai
amount 10 rebuild with necessary Improvements
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