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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-04

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
L @ Webster, ogdensburg N Y.
Z YGnHook. Phila.
Geo A Deering wife and child, U s N
George Curtis, Enfield N q.
L A Kimberly, U s N.
W Horace Soper, BALTIC.
1Y @ Salter, U s N.
E N Howell, Phila.
L G Billings and VT, New York.
FM Cool and wife, New York.
L r Keizer, BALTIC.
WV DUNCAN, q s N.
W Colder Kapf, Bellefontaine.
B B Kelly and boy, Cleveland.
CB Houston, Millsboro Del.
James B Candy, City.
Julis Chambers New York.
E Lowenstein Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Phil Belsinger, Phila.
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Marriages.

EVANS-WHARTON.-Un the 2nd inst, by Rev.
w. q. Robinson, No. 1898 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Mr. John W. Evans. of o can View,
Sussex Co., Delaware, to Miss Althes U. Whsr-
ton Ut the pame place
MANsHfP-LINDAL.-At Milton on November 9th,
at the NJ. &c. Parsonage, by the Rev Il. T. White,
Mr. Alfred Ii. Mansnip to MISS Ellzi Lindal, both
OF Milton, Sussex Co. Del. oiher papers please
COPY.
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THIRD EDITION.
wAsRlNaToN, Dec. 4.

WAsRiNoToN. Dec. 4.
SENATE.
The Senate passed the bill introduced, yester-
day, for the redemption Of the loan of 1858. Mr..
Ferry, Of Michigan, advocated the passage of
Ills resolution instructing the Finance Commit
tee to report remedy for the present moneta'
ry difficulties.
HOUSE,.
Mr.. Hale, of Maine, offered q resolution for
select committee to consider the repeal of salary
bill, and reported bill for that purpose. The
resolution was adopted.
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The New York Times OF Tuesday says
The market for railroad iron, which has slf-
fered extreme depi iession during the past few
weeks. has now reached very low price. Yes
terday iron rails, of standard weight and Of
English manufacture, were ebtainable with de-
livery at this port, for $50 gold, per ton, and
American rails of like weight were obtainable at
S55 and $780, currency, per ton. These prices
represent extremes which have not been known
in connection with the market for many years.
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9eaths.

BONNER in this city on Wednesday evening.
Dec. Sd, George Ii. $. Bonner, son of James and
Margaret Bonner, aged months.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral rom the
residence OF his parents, No. 1856 W. I'd ST. on FRI
day, Dec g. Services at O'Clock.
MISS SIMER.-On the end ult., of consumption Ma
Omi e.. wife Of the late Davis Missimer. in the
Both year ef her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectiuv invited to att nd her funeral from the
resid nee OF Mrs. Laoklin, el4E Market street, on
Friday Dec. 9th, at 10 O'Clock, without further no.
tice. Funeral services at the house.
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BAPTIST s. g. TEACHERS INsTITUTE-The teach
ers of the Baptist Sunday Schools of this city,
will hold general teachers meeting at the Elm
Street church. this evening, The exercises will
be- conducted on the plan Of a Sunday School
Teachers institute. The Teacher" will be the
principal subject for consideration. The meet
Jug will be free to all.
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THE CHESTNUT ST. THEATRE COMPANY

THE CHESTNUT ST THEATRE COMPANY.
Mr. Davenport, who is a great ;avorite in this
city, will appear at the Opera House this eve
rmg in lis great character OF Julian st. Pierre, in
the play OF The Wife. He will be supported by
Mr.. Frederick Robinson and his full Chestnut
n Theatre Company This is The first presen-
tatIon of this play in Wilmington.
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meeting of the Counsel employed in the
r-ury Cases was held in this city, last night to
make some settlement of the same. 1t will be
membered that at the last sitting of the
Court decision was given adverse to the hold
els Of notes tainted with usury, and they be-
came uncollectable. II is understood that the
conclusion reached, last night was that the in
dorsers Of the notes should pay so per cent. of
thoIr face yalne.
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Spain.

THE COMMANDMENT OF oARTAdENA-wITHDRAwAL
OF FOREIGN rIRETs.
= MADRID, Dec. 4.
The bombardment of Cartagena continues
and four hundred houses have been destroyed.
The foreign fleets have Withdrawn from the
barber at the request of the commander of gov
ernment troops.
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DERANaMENT OF TRAINS There was general
derangment OF trains, last night, first by delays
beyond Philadelphia, and second by an acci-
dent to a freight train on the BALTIC. Potomac
r. II. The South bound New York express
which passes here at 2 o'clock, was about an
hour late, and the 40 A. N train north did not
reach this depot until 1O.O5 this morning. This
last delay caused some irregulanty with the
trains both North and South, this morning, but
they made their connections as usual.
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Tho Preparations About Key West.

The Navy Department is still engaged in
strengthening our forces at and about Key West
and in Cuban waters. The Secretary of the Navy
has had consultations with several Of the most
eminent naval engineers IN reference to the
workings of their department. Official reports
from the senior officer at Key West represent
the force there to be ''strong and effective"
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On the night of the 1st inst, Grsy's and
Green's ranches, about 20 miles from Corpus
Christi, in Texas were attacked by band of In
dians and Mexicans. When a courier left the
scene for Corpus Christi the outlaws had killed
seven persons and carried off Gray's son, and
fighting was still going on. Within fifteen miles
of the scene is San Deigo and Near ranches, con-
tanning several hundred unharmed people.
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TIE NJ Z. CHuRCH AT DELMAR,-The new MI
L. Church at Demar, of the dedication of which
we have already spoken, is q very neat structure
and cost $4,000. or this sum, 81 200 bad been
previously raised and the remaining VI, l,0C0 was
subscribed without much difficulty on sunday
last The first sermon ever preached in Delmar
was in 1867. so that the congregation is COM
paratlyely new one.
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Gen. D. Fl. Bristow, the newly appointed
Attorney General, was the first Solicitor Gen.
eral under the law establishing department oi
Justice and he resigned that office about year
ago. He is recognized by all who have come in
contract with him as one Of the finest lega
minds in the country.
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FAIR To BE HELD.-The members and friends
of the Central Presbyterian Church will hold d
fair in the church ParlOrs on the 18th, 18th,
and goth of December. From the preparations
being made, and from the pleasant character OF
Central Church entertainments in general, an
agreeable time may be expected.
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CONCERT AT GRAoE.--On Thursday evening
the 1lth of December the Buell. family of sing
ers will give their second concert in the Sun
day School hall Of Grace church. Admission 2t
cents. Almost every one who has heard the
sweet voices OF these children avail them
selves of second opportunity.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

There were no police cases, this morning.
December A. 1904 was born DIR john Kits, BIZ
BILE illustrator.
Calvary Church lecture. to night, by the Rev
Richard V. Thomas Rector Of the Church OF st.
Matthias, Philadelphia.
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FALL OF A BUILDING AT PAsAIc CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.
At Pasaic City, N. j., this morning. large
four story building fell, crushing a number Of
persons George Mclean, Mr.. Barksley, and
another person have been taken out dead.
Search is making for other bodies.
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DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC ARTs.-The
next lecture for the season will be delivered by
Prof. Milton Jackson, on 'The Laws of Falling
Bodies" at the room, cerner Market and Fifth
streets on Saturday evening, Dec. 9Th at
o'clock.
The Executive Committee are requested to
meet promptly at IN O'Clock.
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REMOVAL OF WmMINdroN LAWYER TO PHILA-
DELpHIA-J. NJ. williamson, Esq, who has been
a member of the bar of this city and county for
several years past, will remove to Philadelphia
on Monday next, aud occupy an Office at 80
South Sd street, for the practice OF his profess
sion in that city. Mr. williamson we know to
be a high-toned and honorable gentleman. and
we trust he will enjoy large practieelin his new
Hold
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REMOVAL OF WHAEvEs.-Mr. VIM. M Candy,
Chairman OF the Committee on Navigation, in
vtes proposals for the removal Of three wharves
in the ChristiAna under instructions from Ooun-
Gil The wharves are located, one opposite Pusey
Jones h Co.'S, another at the east end of Third
Street Bridge and the third on the east side OF
the Chriatiana, near the mouth of the Brandy
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REMOVAL OF A DELAwAREAH.-Mr Hitch, OF
Sussex county, Is constructing steam saw mill
at Denton, the head Of navigation on the Chop
tank river, where he proposes to saw lumber for
the city markets. His mill will cut 1000 or 6 600
feet of lumber per day
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William Scott, aged 16, and George Allen aged
ing, at New Durham. N. j.. when Allen drew q
pistol and shot Scott in the head killing him in.
stantly. Allen was arrested by the father OF
his victim.
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WEST CHURCH. Services will be held this and
tomorrow evenings at the West Presbyterian
evening" at o'clock, and at ~ o'clock, Rev. G.
+. wiswell, ID. D., will preach. All are cordially
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REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHIEaToN, Dec. 4.
Probabilities. For the Middle States, brisk
and southerly winds, with threatening weather
the winds shifting to westerly, less cloudness
and probably clearing weather in the Southern
ssction, Cautlonary signals are ordered along the
Nnaaf
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Three st. Louis judges have united in decd-
ING that the legislation, with reference to the
soeial evil in that city, is constitutional
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Asrt rertisenIeuts. +.

DoRTABLE SCROLL SAW MACHINES, which
can be attached to house table, and cost $40
aud $l9, are neat gift for lad or miss. With 1t
many articles of room decoration may be carved
from wood, bone or metal. Sold bF
TRUMAN d SHAW,
Mo- 1856 Right Thirty-nVe) Market st. below Ninth,
Philadelphia
DATBNT TOOL and awl handles, containing
from to 20 tools, all biting ihto one handle,
and variety OF boys and &c Ntlemen's tool chests.
For sale by
No. ss5 GRIght Thirty-nvel Market ST below Ninth,
PhiladelphiA
VNoR TEAS CoFFEEs and sPIoBs, go to Il, e
III Fourth street, j.. L. HOUSTON. n.
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Do PER c Mt. OFF FOR CASH,
AT
BAY N ELS,

NJ r @ n ANT TAIL DR.
SIS MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Elysian, Fur Beaver, Chincha and Melton over
coatings at
20 per cent. off for Cash.
Fancy, Diagonals Basket apd Block patterns OF
English and French coating, at
40 per cent. off for cash.
English, Scotch, French and American SuitingS at
20 per cent. off for cash.
Cashmere and Worsted Vestings, az
20 per cent. off for cash.
Black Clsths Black Doeskins and Fancy Cassi-
meres, at
40 per cent off FOR C sn.
employ none but the best workmen and there
fore guarantees satisfaction in tt, style and nnlsh
State -.
No one can fail in m king a good selection at
prices that will warrant purchase, even In dull
times. dec2-tfof
20 per C mt. off for cash.
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AcoIDENT.-Patrick Flood had one of his arms
badly lacerated at the boat yard of the Harlan Il
Holingsworth Co., a few days ago, when he was
taken to Fosters Drug st0re corner of Front
and West streets, and had the wounds properly
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS:

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS:
PHtLADELPmA, Dec. 4.
Cotton steady at 16@16J<c. Flour firm su-
pern, lS4 50O5: extra, S5Ca5 25 Penna. extra
family, $T, ,5008. Wheat firm red. $1, 5O@l65.
Corn scarce and wanted at 75c for yellow. Oats
firm at 496D53. Whisky Ole.
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WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP
Insurance Agents.
No. L, journal Building.
AdfoiuYuw eNty Hall

No. 4, JONT1tdLb bu3tUt3tVS
Adjoining City Hall,
MINGToN, DELAW ARE.
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS of the follow
ing Companies:
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Nelo York.
Royal Insurance Company England
Atna :, Hartford
PtBniI
Atlas
Insurance Company, North Anae,.tca, Phila.
Franklin Insurdnce Company, Philadelphia.
Continental Insurance Company, Ne,0 York.
Niagara
Manhattan
Phenir Fire and Marine "
Springfield, of Springfield, Mass.
PeopLes Fire Insurance Co., Trenton. NJ j.
Fdrn,ers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., York, Pa.
DeldDare Fire ms. Co, Wilmington, Del
Travellers ms. Co., Accident Hartford
Ratltody Pass ms, Co., "Aoctdenc Hartford.
The necessity OF A No. /, INSURANCE, never
existed more decidedly than just now. We there
fore refer with pride to the above list of Companies
and confidently say we can furnish PROMPTLY the
STRONGEST POLICIES IN THE WORLD.
our facilities are such that we can place any
amount of Insurance desired.
Application by mail or otherwise Will receive i'm
mediate attention.
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New CASTLE.

p ! OF THE BURGLARY TRIAL-LAMP EXPLOSION =
DEPARTURE or MIR. HoLooMB FoR MICHIGAN
ENTERTAINMENT, &c.
)orrespondence of the c C,mmerctaL1
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FIRST EDITION..
Bunnlo nuutinE In Colorado.

THE EXPERIENCES OF A PARTY DOWN THE PLATTE
RIvRR-THE HABITS OF TnE BUFFALO AND THEIR
TENAoITY TO LIFE-QUARRELs WITH The INDIANS,
20.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY "a, 1873

-, .,,o,,s nj the order over the WORDS
s' Roy Black " the Gsp II %e banners Of
various religious and PatrG osS chan True Blues aud
sosSa we're adcsed WITH pnd
William OF Orange, whose ,,Ipe%oraed by many nscrp-
tai memory WIS 81 DEITY Boyne, Aughrim, ana Ell
nsken were freSnen. sSe also carried and many o.
the mad Ss44sd s
orange colored lilies which tom 70 Aston
PGs c 70 TO
square, around tHe "a Grsmercy Park to Ie1nglen
ave- ave- TO twenty to FSaTteent6st, to Union
fourthst,; 10 10 ,he procession dismissed ,r..
large number o. TS% GStra IN r0Se Capt James
the Benpett with the Central Detective
s9s ADJ and number Of Ward Deeeyes making ak ss Az
aDYu Zion fhe line of march, which was kept clear
wa aihs of the respective Precincts through when
ne passed The parade ended at noon WITH
oui any riotous OF dsordery demonstration having oc
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JERSEY CITY TRAGEDIES.
FATAL sTABBING ARRAY.

On Saturday night, about o'clock, as the
Jersey City police going out for their nights
rounds they were called into saloon on Newarkave,
kept by two men named Green and Young, and found
the inanimate body OF white man who had been
stabbed in places DR.. Hedden was called in to
attend the injured man. who gave his name as Martin
Curly, residing at No 4O7 Seventh-s He found severe
the abdomen and OF the opinion that they
will result fatally in "a hours.
The most careful search is making for the murderer.
who is claimed by of the witnesses Of the fight TO
be negro named Bogart. Three negroes have been ar
rested-J. H. Young, the proprietor OF the saloon !;
Charles Morinus, and d. IL. Hallock. woman stated
10 the police that she herself the lastnamed negro
kick the injured man. Great excitement prevailed in
the city when the Of the murder became common
THE STEPHENSON MURDER.
On Friday evening, after q cursOry examl-
nation OF the body Of John Stephenson murdered on
Hudson-st on Friday afternoon by Jacob Metland, Dr.
Buck County Physician stated that there was only one
wound and that this TO the night and above the
heart At careful pOStmOrtenl examination on Satur
day morning, three wounds we're found One was ex
ernal Oh the back four inches below the left shoulder
blade. crescent-shaped wound, three inches
TO the right Of the left nipple, and two inches
long was found to extend inward and downward
penetrating the left lung. The third wound passed
through the cartagnous end Of the fifth rib, severing
it from the sturuum and passed thence through the
of the heart Coroner Reinhardt mpaneled jury with
T. C. Brown as foreman and adjourned the inquest until
Wednesday. There present at the examination U.
g. Commissioner Davenport, u 8. Marshal Oliver Fisk,
j. E. Kennedy, Deputy Marshal Bailey and others. The
authorities do not now believe that the murderer, Net
land, is O Russian sailor, as he has stated, but
that he is leading NewYOrk boarding house runner,
whose Headquarters were in Cherry-st Commissioner
stison OF NewYOrk believes that he had accompanied
Stephenson TO NewJersey with the pretended Intention
no ~ IN
deserters from the Russian bark Williams, but really
with murderOus intent. He thinks that Metland and
the keeper OF the boarding -hOuse had been already
arrested charge OF harb0ring deserters, ana bad
been bed in default of $500 BAIL but that Metland
SET at liberty in order assist Stephenson. Stephenson
lived on feminist, and leaves wife and six children
on hearing his death Saturday morning. his wife
made the singular that she had known OF the
murder at midnight, the knowledge having been
veyed 10 her in dream.
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AN ORDERLY PARADE.
A PROCESSION OF $50 ORANGEMEN ESCORTED
NEARLY 300 POLICE.

A PROCESSION OF JOO ORANGEMEN ESCORTED BY
NEARLY 1900 POLICE.
The Orange parade on Saturday passed off
as quietly as the police authorities hoped and expected
At a. H. the and headquarters began TO
assemble in front of the Central Office, in Muberryst.
between Houston and Bleeekersts and, afterward
about officers had arrived Meanwhile 200 officers
ported 10 Inspector McDermott the West Thrteth-
st. Station escort the lodges which met at Eghthave
and Twenty nnth-s 10 Lafayeteplace which had been
designated as the general rendezvous At 10 O'Clock In
spector Wang marched TO Lafayettepace at the head
OF 500 officers leaving 800 in at Police Head
quarters, under command OF Inspector Dilks. with
stages in readiness for transportation 10 of
geny. At 1880 the various lodges, including those
escorted by Inspector McDernOtt had arrived and the
procession Immediately formed and headed by
superintendent Matsel IN full, uniform, with a
heavy night stick" riding IN open Darouche with
Commissioners Smith, Duryee. and Russell and attended
by Detective Thomas Sampson Special Aid, and
Daniel Strauss Of the Chief Clerks Once bugler both
OF the latter beng mounted and riding close behind the
barouche. Next came the escort, commanded by
Inspector Walng. assisted by Inspector McDermott
and Drill Captain Copeland, consisting OF about 700 men,
including 40 mounted parOmen the whole being formed
hollow square, In which were ABOUT 56O Orahgemeh
IN the following order;
Grand Marshal william McGee, with "a drawn sword,
dressed in regala OF orange and purple aud mounted
on large gray horse Dan1 OF music Loi.0Tca ~ l
ing William White Grand Director OF Ceremonies OF me
Orange Order Canada and Capt john Fullerton Gradd
Master OF District No 4, both wearing Orange reKdua
Prince Of Orange Lodge, Derry Walls Lodge No. z,
CHOSEN Few Lodge No. 2, the Gideon Loyal orange
Lodges WIN Joseph ID. Asklns, Grand Master OF No
J3shua Lodge No. II, John T. Scott, Grand Master
washington Purple star Lodge No. 90. j. o. tipping
Grand Master; Monaghan True Blue Lodge No. 90;
Union Lodge No. 49, and delegates frOmsSO Surrender
Lodge No. o.
Every lodge had its own distinctive banner and many
also carried the American flag Most OF the banners
were inscribed with various devices peeujar 10 the
Orange order The standard OF Prince of Orange Lodge
No J. was OF red and blue silk bearing one side pic
ture Of the battle Of the BOyne with the inscription
"CReere ul0 Derry Hears That Bcho around BOyDe ana
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INDIFFERENCE TO THE EXCISE LAW.

The new Excise Law was not enforced
Yesterday the police having received no specsl oroers
upon the subject The saloons accordingly did an ave
rage business as usual The proprietors say tney Sns
20 on selling heretofore until officially ordered 70 'ne
contrary. Several with whom TRIBUNE reporter cor
yersed expressed the belief that they would not DC IT GER
fered with SO long they conducted the ousinesn an
orderly manner Many Of the smaller saloons bad their
front doors closed and entered by side sssages
but the large gardens and tho saloons ooneesed with
restaurants were publicly open as on,othnr days
TRIBUNE reporter made extended tom OF the east
side ana found that the preeauton of closing the front
doors was generally neglected in that section, and that
the dealers manifested little terror OF the law.
meeting OF lager been dealers was held on Saturday
night, AT Concorda Hall, Ia Avenue A. TO consider
means for counte rnetng the measures OF the Excise
COMMISSIONERS but in view Of the very Indefinite state
OF the whole matter little done. IL appears that
the village Justice of Edgeworth. L. has decided in
favor the Excise Law The hquor dealers OF the place
have accordingly agreed TO appeal 10 the County Court
i'm IA
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me DISEASE ELSEWHERE.

a fire on the second story of brick building
at No. I75 Bowery occupied by Jacob Braudum as a
storage for wool yesterday, damaged stock $1,000
Joseph StTer dealer in carriages, the first floor
had stock worth $500 destroyed insured.
MPinecOmbe a. PoOle's tannery at StrathrOy,
Ont and Lewis ROssotter's foundery at Pittsburgh,
were burned Saturday. Loss the tannery, $4,000;
the fOundery, $50 900 lnsurance, $4,000.
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BARoHBTHR-
pROAIERNT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOteI-Senator Godtewalt OF A sda,1
h., an. Rev W r. Ager Boston and W. L. Trenholm OF ogsn
Dai, HonI-ProL ~ b. ABderson Of Rochester Vp
sry HokL-Prof Henry Johnson OF
SJ.sy Hopss-Geu A. Hovey OF Indiana and Chhes
WIlssbae S. HoeCaren King u s. Seoos St.,
nyoooitaa Hok-Rr Caldwell Of karsa ano nlr
Of Roe6er York HoCspt Buuen Of me bnuI3 an
can't Hane. steamship Abyinis so S'2n0sts m A
W}H.m Mye Gen J. d. Bingham, and Gen d. H. haeher' D., a.
md John Rsler Cleveland. .Sturtevaa
De Lew Of Manitoba. .Asor Hou's-soIgeon D. ~ A'A'
Nav.