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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
DISTRICT MArrERs
Yesterdays WORK AT COLUMBIA


YESTERDAYS WORK AT CoI,uMBIA
BUILDING.
The comptroller was engaged yesterday In nav
ing on the laborerI on Parker's and Contes,,
rolls.
The following contractors have been authorized
20 proceed with the work named: Riloy A. Shlap,
TOR improvement OF X street. between Rock eraeL
and Circle; Albert Gleason, Improvement !, ohIo
avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sire ~
northwest, and Fourteenth street. betWeen Chio
Isms 1nu street noTthEeIti Bartlett VIII
stewart Improvement Of Massachusetts SVenns
oesneeh EHenteth and Boundary streets; Do
lOI graoing ana paving with eobblestons pave,
Improvement Of @ street, between Fonr.a5s.si
nali and Eleventh streets southwest; Zephaniah
taS, II Ia Of New Jersey avenue, be-
= and v streets northwest - "N0A
Several Of these contracts are Riyer 10 other
sSs contractors, and 0ooasloned con-
SIDERABLE comment yesterday afternoon Al least
one man announced bis intention Of applyn9 10 ne
courts FOR an Injunction restraining Rny one nom
proceeding with the work for which he had con-
traoted. 1ftho case comes M NJ viii ,srtsiniT
dennitely settle the respective rights on ana oon
tractors and the Commission On this Iong.di1.
Sealed proposals were opened By tho sp1inssr
q the District IN presence Of the CommiSSionerS.
Tor tne removal OF material from the SeYersi
seatterinR yards about the District 10 the vards
at slxth-strSet wharf and G-street wharf eonesn.
rating All IN the Two places specified. The award
was not announced.
Some days since ]. o. Wilson. eso.. ,pns-,D
tendent OF public schools, sent lett sr 10 me DIS
triet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES requesting that IN Accord
anes WITH an act Of the Legislative Assembly,
authorizing the Governor Of the District 10 antis
pate the school fund OF Georgetown bY horroS.-
ing such sum as might DO NECESSARY 10 somnIspo
me new sehoolhouse, that the CommiSsionsrs ~
noM exercise that power and procure the neoes
AIRY funds The matter was referred 10 me a.
torney for the District, Mr.. Stanton who al
lresses the Commissioners as follows: sThe aot
y congress approved 20, 1874, provides that said
commissioners shall have no power 70 antictnSfs
axes py sale or hypothecation Of any such tSS
y evidence thereof Tho borrowing Of moneV
me commissioners BY antieipa on Of the taTes
contrary TO the letter and spirit OF the acI Of
congress. But II the work shall be Continual
lnder q contract made BY the building com mIttss
pursuant TO the act Of the Legislative AEsembiy'
ND prior 70 the passage Of the act Of ConRress ~
une 20, leI4 claims arising out Of the Contract
an, II would seem, be audited BY the board ~
udlt and upon certificates Issued by the board
= Lhent Of the amounts thus found to be due can /
g obtained by the contractors in the bonJs
uthoriEed BY the acts Of Congress-"
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SA1LE FLASH ES.
LONDON, Aug. H.-The cricket match between
eluded to-day the Americans winning in one
inning BY tWenty-six runs.
PARIS, Aug. H.-President MaeNIahon had n
grand reception at Brost to-day, and reviewed
the troops. There was display Of fireworks to-
night, and tho city was Illuminated
The French Government reminds the negspa-
pers, In an Official note, that tho publication Of
articles signed By those deprived Of civil and DO
ntieal rights is prohibited BY law.
MADRID, Aug. 2l.-The Bsrfa announces tina
serrano has signed full credentials for represen-
II e otfeially reported that General Moriones
10 at Larraga.
3AYoSNR, Aug. a.-deneral TrIatany has sum-
moned Fuyeerd9 70 surrender, and began to bonn
oard the city. Tbs CArlists report attacks are In
progress on the nontieF towns Of Irren and Fou-
larabiA.
CITY OF MExIco, Aug. 1.-THE customs ofieers
on the Northern irontier have captured large
lot Of merchandise after q struggle with the
Bmugglerl In which two Of the latter were killed
and one Of the officers severely wounded.
P-test Ryno8a. accused Of melting religious
disorder which eliminated IN the assassination Of
stephens, Protestant minister, has been tried and
acquitted.
The trouble between Mexico and Guatemala IA
to Do amicably arranged.
II 10 rumored that revolutionary pronuncia-
mento has been isSued In the State Of Cheapas
and the authority OF the Governor Is not rocoQ.
nlEed In TuXtl9. Senior Gullerrel, admlnlstrator
Of customs at JAnala, has sent 70 rohaulepeo Tor
federal forces, but they have not yet Started
Troops FOR his relief are awaiting orders from the
capital. -
The recent railroad policy By which American
enterprise Is excluded IL already productive Of
unfortunate results.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY z. ]. SWeeti
> At O'Clock, o tWo-and-a-half story brick we'll
lny-heuIe, with back building, No 9lT on the cas-
SIDE OF Fourth street, between and northwest.
By A. NJ, Sprague:
AT 10 o'clock one steam boiler and engine. three
mAndret nre carts harness, ave block carts one
Emery maehlpe building, pullsys and other ap-
RIrtenanees thereunto belonging, at the foot Of
Ihird street southeast, on Gulnand's wharf,
By R. H. Ryan & Co.:
AZ O'Clock, lot numbered q, In square num-
By Wash. b. Williams
AT 10 o'clock, large lot Of household furniture,
CARPETS, &c. Also, At and O'clock D. m, large
lot Of birds Of different kinds.
By VIM. L Wall 4 Co.:
= AZ 10 9,eloek, thirty head OF horses and mares
from indiana and Ohio; also, four new expresS
wagons and one no-top buggy.
BY J. T. Ford:
A 10 o'clock, an assortment Of new ana second
hand furniture, carpets, oIlelOth ana mattinTs"
By LatIper ClearY:
Az ~ o'clock, large assortment Of household
sooos Also SIX silTer-mounted dOuble-plate rlass
showcases, and one bay horse and business buggy.
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BASE BALL.
NATIONALS vs.. osCEoLAs.

a very pretty and interesting game Of ball was
played on the Olympic grounds yesterday after.
noon between the Nationals and Osoeolas, Of
Capitol Hin, the latter club having recently 70
organised and strengthened their team BY the
addition Of MedrAth, the old Olympic catcher.
This was thP hrst Of series Of Eve gaines for the
AMATEUR championship Of the District. Hough
and stevens bstted we'll for the Nationals aid
Harrison Tor the Osceolas. The game resulted n
taY9r Of the Nationals BY score Of IL to o.
ehAmpionship between the Rosedale and Junior
creighton clubs VIII be played on the Olympic
grounds this afternoon. Lovers Of base ball will
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FoUR-AND-A-EALF STREET.

meeting Of the property.holders on Four
and-a-hAlf street was held last night, with M ].
P. Herman in the chair, and T. d. Wright score
tary. After some discussion, . resolution was IN
PRODUCED and adopted, requesting the Com
missioners TO have the street paved with concrete
over the present foundation. The following were
ton 70 the Commission; MssSfs. j. p. Herman,
samuel Herman, r. y. Clarke, DR.. Rully, Dr..
Bacon, T. Rully, Smlthson, Kahe and Bau-E.
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TIE GERMANS.

THEINTERNATioNA LsCHUETZENFEsr
The attendance at the sehuetEsn Park, Dalti.
moro, Friday, WaI quite large. Mr.. J. z. Heieh.
ner, OF Washington, was the second boSs shot A.
the target Of honor, having taken IIxty.ons rings
IN three shots. L. Baler, Of Washington, has re-
oelYed AIilYor medal for shooting. 10 the evening
convention Of the Sohuolg0n 5ociStIeS was heidi
Nhsn large number Of societies were announced
~ having Joined the Bund since tho laIe eonVeh.
tlop. Among the number being the WAshingtop
Ana 9ermhniA Sehu5tEen Societies, OF the DIItFiot
OF yolambia. Mr.. Simon Wolf, Of WaShinEtoh,
maze strong speech In advocacy Of making IhS
Bund nAtlonAI organization.
III was decided 70 hold the next International
isst at Phlladelphla, IN August, 1879.
9On molten Of Mr., Simon Wolf q committee oF|
three was appointed TO draft parliamentary laws
Tor the gOyernAnee or the meetings OF the Bund
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REV. }. S. GLENDEHHIHe ORDERED ia
LEAVE jersey

NEW YoRK, Aug. IA private meeting Of of.
iEens Of Jersey City was held last evening 70 ex-
press indignation over the seduction and death Of
Miss Ponsroy. A committee was appointed,
ghisn proceeded TO the parsonage where Rev. J..
,. Giendenntng resided, With the intention Of
Esarnlns MIN 10 leave the city within tWenty-iour
On arriving At the place the committed found
tASs Mr. Glendennlng was not there having
taKen refuge In New York early yesterday morn
ins. Another private meeting, held AZ ALIENS
noteli resolved 70 call pubic Indignation meet
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TIE sUNDAY gAZETTE.

Our business columns this morning announce
an issue Of the Sunday Gassts Of special interest
In Its various departments II is commended to
the notice Of the patrons Of Sunday newspapers.
In this connection We are pleased to state that
the health Of Col. Florence is improving, and in
week or two We nope to welcome him again
among the busy marts Of men.
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TRE MoORINq Ed sonELnREn.

70 the EdfoT Of ne National Republican!
SIR write TO return you the thanks Of hIth-
e.to horribly harfAssed community, for the sup
preston Of the moeking- bird nuisance on street.
The influence and power Of your excellent journal
was never sxsIt9d to better effect, and this morn
ing the Inhabitants Of the whole block between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets arose from
peaceful sleep, apd In grateful acknowledgment
TO you. During the night there was not Whis-
per from the mocking bird. It's shrill, exasperat-
ing notes, for the first time In many Weekb, was
silent. Your protests penetrated the skin and
heart Of tue owner, and the bird was kept quiet.
Perhaps he r. not o thick-skinned and hard
hearted man after all, and that he did not know
the injury no was infiicting upon his neighbors.
At any rate, Il was sensible In him to suppress
the nuisance ct your suggestion and We are CRATE
ful, and can aleop now without this horrid night
beratinR the diabollc echoes Of the night.
+. STREET.
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TAKE CARE OF your VILUIBEES

can and examine the FIRE and burgla-.prOof
K M o. the SAFE Deposit Company, corner Of
AeePing Of Securities, Jewels, slYer.Earo or other
Talnaoles. Rents, nom ten to sixty dollars per
Afford to do without them,
TsksvsrHtSS from tAs CAiesgO and BOSiOa .arsI
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PURE HEALTHY REERESHIYG, WVIG-

Palmer's American ginger ale 4 temperance
beverage, Tor sale BY dealers throughout the Dis
trlot ~ lbO per dozen, or at the depot 81 Greene
street, Georgetown, DO.
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Henry Waters, white boy, twelve years old,
was overcome BY the heat a. the corner Of Ninth
and b streets on Thursday afternoon. Oficer
Marks conveyed him to his residence, corner Of
Fourteenth and East Capitol streets.
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CABLE FLASHES.

JoHN BECK & Son sell the celebrated StIehe.
Lager Beer ct tl3 per barrel
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NOULTON'S STATEMENT.
(COHt!awsd from First Pdgs.)
ELIZABETH TO "DEAR FRANCIS"
BETwEEN AFRIL I - NovEMBER 2, !

ter from Mrs TiIton, without date, so that an
unable to give the exact date Of this transaction
but know It was after the tripRrtite covenant:
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TIE GREAT ENsLrsET RE,rvny m. A., -,
H Ioei aIsn. All sufferers from the above eoTa
PSs9 \, s Id Girseent or long standing, are ad
They can be relied upon as the most az AZ ~
h sSIuhl Ieneey ever offered 70 the public. and
naEe Oesn nuhiYersally used IN Europe for many
Fh S = i AARS4NT 229 Strand, London, EnElaud
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THIS TERRIBLE LUsINFss


ReU. H. ". Bescher: ''eN4OeE ~ ISI'
DEAR SIR: For reasons In which you are deeply
interested, as we'll ns myself and the cause on
uuthl detlre 10 have an interview with Won
WITHOUT tail ct some hour tomorrow Two on
your SISTERS have gone out Of their way TO assail
ny character and purposes, both BY the means Of
the public press and BY numerous private letters
written 10 various persons with whom thew seek
70 nlure me, and thus to defeat the political endS
at which aim. ~
You doubtless know that It "a in nv power 10
btFlke BACK anc IN ways more disastrous than
anything that can come TO me, but do not desire
% 90 this. simply desire Justice from those
from whom have right 20 expect it. and res
9onable course on your part will assist me 10 n
IEpeak guardedly, but think YOU viii unde-
stand me. ] repeat that must have an Inter
view tomorrow, since am to speak Tomorrow
evening at SteinEay hall, and what I shall or
Shall not say will depend largely upon the result
Of the Interview.
Yours, very truly,
VICTORIA Q. WoopHULI.
7. S. Please return answer by bearer.
The foregoing letter occasloned Mr. Tilton
much anxiety, lest Mrs. Woodruff, in proceeding
against Mr.. Beecher and his sisters, would
merely involve Mrs. Tilton. Accordingly, know.
Mr. BEECHER AND MRS. woCDHULL
We're 70 have an interview at my house on the
next uay, ne came to it unlimited and urged Mr..
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As cor wAs &C RIrNrsa-

Beeoher thereupon stated that he had no charges
to make, and the matter dropped. But when the
resolution was passed, instead OF being put so as
20 e1onerate Iilton, 1t was declared In substance
that whereas certain charges had been made
against him, and as he pleaded to these charges
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NHITE, clean, sound tseth. an nav 80. ii.
ADJUSTMENTS. &c.

r AsE BALL. -ROSEDATFS "
y JUNIOR CIsElGHTONs-Sec1nd T1T1e az
snlor Championship THIS EVENING, at ! o'clocf
~ olympic Grounds. Admission 10 cent?.
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TIv1 THOUSAND DoLLARs.

when was % eXpend In such manner ag I daemed
tudicious to keep the onterprize along and II TN
ton was OF any time In need personally to aid
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Buy You2 slate and marble nantes OF Hamfl-
on on PsaLson, ~: "a baildlNG corner Niatk
variety In the District. Aiss. isirobs Sio $40
crates, ranges, sc, and OF Prices thai dsF 49,,
pSsg.lon, considering quality Csli at BhcW rSotaE
equaled. - - IN
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o. Co., iIl EAsT PowPER cannot be sxeeIIsd
Corn Bread, &c. Il Is aiTsys fsSSS r MiabS'
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MY DEAR r HIkhD: Inero are two or three VIII feel
anxious 70 press action on the case II viii onIv
serve to raise prohtless excitement when We mead
TO have quiet There are already compiieS.
tion senough;We DO not want 10 run the FISK nc
complication, which in such body no man ear
foreses and no one control. Once free from a
sense Of responsibility for him, and there would
be strong tendency for kindly feeling 70 set in.
which now 10 checked by the membership with,
out Attendance, sympathy or doctrinate agree
ment; Since the connection 10 really formal, and
not vital or 1ympathetie, why should Il continue
With az the risk Of provoking critical measureIi
Every days reflection satisfies me that this is the
course Of wisdom, and that T. will be the stronger
and d. the weaker for IT,
You said that you meant 20 effect Il. Dan It DO
done promptly II letter Is written, Il had bet
yer De very short-slmply announcing withdrawal
anu perhaps with an expression Of kind wishes,
&c; you viii know shall be town IN Monday
ana part Of Tuesday. Shall hear from you7
But when the meeting Of the church was held
Ior that purpose It was charged there that Tflton
mad slandered the pastor. Tilton, Therefore,
LOOK the stand end said in substance that m he
nad uttered any SANDERS against Beeeher he was
ready to answer them,
AS GOD WAS HIS WITNESS.
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correct, although then believed by me- and 10 re
untrue and unjust TO all parties concerned.
Thepdors Ttlton, Es2.
man suggest 70 me that there were any doubts as
70 Ifltop's sanity, and denied both to me and him
that no BAD ever said anything to the contrary,
from telling the truth By reason Of mOdlumlstio
hts or other physical disability. Shsarman's ac-
GH was OS concentrated S . BsschsT but mean
had made similar accusation a. to the
SANITY OF Mr.. AID MRS. fIL4oS
TO that Of shearmAn. A member Of your oom.
4ittee, M. Cleveland, communicated the fact 10
Beeeher, TO which B6echor made an Indignant
denial. az appears BY his note 70 Mr.. Cleveland.
v WIG eSmmqPieated copy Of It to me in . note
stEchER 70 CLEVELAND.
MY DEAR CLEVELAND: You sSy That 1 Am sun.
posed 70 have reported 70 some members OF lie
Council subgtentially the lame story that Is Al.
tneHted Q shsAr4an; How can any human be-
ng s s1Ss .n9TS ne believe any such impoIsblltyf
the subject. VIII defy any man 70 face me and
say that BY word, look orintimation ever alluded
70 u have boen As dumb as the dead. They
that dare to say have spoken Of it arc liars Il
they mean to themselves, and the bearers OF lies
Il they received It nom others. have feeling
zee Profoundly sacred to make any such .asrlsEe
APRIL 2 1874
oLEvKLAED TO NoULToN.
Frank koulton, esg.!
DEAR SIN Herewith you have copy OF 0 note
received from Hr. BeecheT respecting the matter
d which II speaks. Not seeing you when called
.hi9 morning, and leaving the city, send BY Mr. |
Halliday. Mr.. Beeoher wants to See you before |
~ after the meeting this evening,
\ Truly yours, II. NJ. OLzvKLARp.
Having retained the friendship Of the principal |
parties % fhls controversy down to to-day have
1ot thought u proper 70 produce herewith any |
etters that have received from either OF them |
,xoeptng the single one exoneratng me from |
blame and showing Mrs Tilton's con depee, which
thought was due 70 myself, becauSe Of the pecu-
lar statement attributed 70 her, nor have pro- /
lueed any papers or proposals for o settlement Of
his controversy since II has broken out Rfresh and /
ince the publication Of Tilton's letter to Dr. Ba-
on and the call Of Beseher for q committee, nor /
AVE SINCE then furnished to either party, al |
hough called upon BY both, any documents IN nv |
that one might use the same against
be other. have sndeayored to hold myself
STRICTLY. As A MEDIATOR BETWEEN THEM,
nd my sndseyer has been, even down to the latest
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-17

BY private letter from Eey. z. 3
Ravens We learn that no is happy in
his new home. 1t is spring there; ro,.
es are IN full bloom in the gardens; the
Is trees are putting forth their buds
the song Of birds is every where hear d
ia the land, and cattlo aud horses are
grazing on the fresh. greoa prairics.
Not so hero, "Tho beautiful SNOW
still spreads her white mantle OYER tho
prairies, and tho voices Of many tosm.
sters are heard on our streets; and tho
strokes Of y thouI,nd ax.ml1 are heard
10 tho woods.
But wo congratulate our friends upon
their happy lot, hoping that tho glorious
summer months will be an Improvement
even upon those of winter.
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SOMETHING NEW
UNDER TIE sun,

j. n. Proctor, Photographer Of
Hastings has come with his Portable
Photographic House and will remain
withus for a few weeks. Now is
your time TO procure a perfect like
ness Of yourself Go one, 80 all,
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Gems and Photographs of all kinds
known to the art, taken at reasonable
rates.
Particular pains taken with chill.
dren.
+. A. SMITH,
Operator, late from Chicago.
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- Gard of Thanks.

--RDs. JouRSAL:-Will you allow Us the
usual space in your excellent paper for the
purpose Of returning our heartfelt thanks
TO the kind friends Of River Falls for the
liberal Donation, on the 9Th inst ant, which
amounted to one hundred twenty three
dollars and sixty cents
And, likewise, to our friends at Rush
River, for their warm friendship in Do
nation on the 9th, which Amounted to nine
ty-hve dollars, seventy-fye OF which was
in caBh
River Fails, Feb IL, 1874.
JAMES SToTHARp,
ANN SroTuARp
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Tradition has brought down to Us the
ancient notion that on the fourteenth
day Of February in each year, the birds
begia to choose their matcs-that on
this day they make love to each other;
hence this day was made sacred to St
Valentine. But what particular office
st. Valentine performed wa know not;
how he cot his living, or whether he was
married or single, are matters about
which neither history or tradition en-.
tighten us. We take it for granted
however that he was married otherwise
these missives Of friendship, or tokens
ofs;rorgsr affection would never be cx
changed ia honor Of this Patron
Saint.
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Among the pleasant events Of last
week wor the Surprise Party, at the
residence Of Mr. aud Mrs. L. A. Bow
ron, for the benefit Of Mrs. Woodruff
orgabist at the NJ +. Church. A yer,
generous sum was contributed, and ice
cream and other refreshments were in
order.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-17

There is no revival Of tho business
on the North Wisconsin yet. Those
New Richmond school children have
not raised that blockade, aud that 3
what's the matter.
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The St. Croix Musical Association
will meet at the VI Z. Church in this
village. at . o'clock this afternoon, and
again this evening, to perfect arrange
ments for the convention.
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The smoke house of Prof A. II.
Weld, Of Troy, was consumed by FIRE
last Saturday. Considerable loss was
sustained, there being quito quantity
of hams and bacon iu the same when
the dre occurred.
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FIRE AT PRESCOTT.
suppose a to be the Work of
am Ineendiary.
LOSS FROM $4,000 TO $4,000.

LOSS FROM $4,000 TO $4,000.
At quarter past twelve o'clock on
Saturday night last, fire broke out in
Truman Fields building on Broad
street, occupied by James Smith for a
grocery store. Next to this store stood
that Of G. F. Wilson, occupied for dry
goods and groceries; and next to this
was the extensive store of d. j, Dill;
and, lastly, Charley Yierling's Saloon
and Billiard Hall, all of which we're
consumed by fire.
Mr.. Fields building was not IN.
sured-loss about $500, Mr.. Smiths
loss was trifing.
Mr.. Wilson's building was worth
about SI500-insurvd for S400. He
had $500 insured on his goods--total
worth of goods not yet reported.
Mr.. Dilps store was worth about
s3000--insured for s1400. He had
$4,000 insured on his goods. His
stock was worth about $1,000, portion
Of which was saved.
Mr.. Vierling's building was valued
at about $4,000, with $1,000 insured
His stock and effects were nearly all
saved.
Charley Wilson, the grain dealer,
was living over G. +. Wilson's store,
and lost his furniture, provisions aud
household goods
Our informant estimates the total
loss at about $4,000.
six days shalt thou labor" The
"Day" at D. D. Days last Sunday
might" weighing ten pounds, was a
boy.
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Oliver Gibbs has divided his lecture
into two parts, aud now delivers i,
without notes. Last night no enter.
tanned the citizens Of Ellsworth, and
this evening he will do tho same. Fri
day and Saturday evenings ho viii
fpeak al Hudson.