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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
THE DRA ma.
wALLAcK's THEATER-CENrRAL PARK.

w4LLACKS THEATRR-CESTRALP PARK.
Mr.. Lester Wallack's comic drama of Cen
trail Park" was acted at waacks Theater, last night,
for first time in four years The house crowded
and large brilliant assemblage received the por
Torrance with many manifestations Of pleasure. To
that this favore piece was once more washed upon
the OF by the merry OF laughter Is
to state pleasant fact and indicate charming occa-
SION Central Park" deity together the atri-
butes Of comedy and farce.the farce being predomi
nant In one respect it's tonic painful since 1t is the
mean and suspicious jealousy OF another that acs
a husband and wife, Just so, in the comedy OF
"Money" the spectator has make allowance for the
idea that there Is something amusing In bereave-
ment and in the lamentations Of widower.
Few persons, however, will CONSIDER curiously"
such these. Central Park has accomplished
the agreeable result of keeping people steadily amused
and in comparison with many OF what are called $50
ciety pays"he exotic, unwholesome growth OF latter
days-it Is classic. 1t was OF course. set upon Mr.
Walacks stage with tasteful last night and
acted with sparkling vivaoty Mr.. wallack after re-
cess Of two weeks, reappeared, and as Wyndham OILS
afforded agreeable opportunity for the observance Of
his graceful style of banter and his winning JdrcW
spirit. Miss JefreysLewls gave delicious portrayal
OF the romantic condition OF healthfu, hopeful, light
hearted grihood. Mr.. Gilbert acted HE old part OF
Flambe,ry and Miss Germon her old part OF the susp
cious and overenergetic wife, Mr. Carroll was to
conspicuous advantage as Mr. Myrtle, and Mrs Seton
aroused great merrment Bridget Tooii0an. faith
full and finished portrayal Of the comic fooman was
given by Mr.. Harry Beckett The piece will be re-
peated.
IYCEUM THEATER.
"La Vie Parisienne" was brought out at the
Lyceum, last night, to fun house. The performance
was dull The piece contains much vugarity. NJ.
Lecuyer afforded the little that the speca
tors obtained. Mile. Aimee was cOpiousy applauded
for her comic about schneiier La Vie Parsi-
enne" Will be repeated On Thursday La Grande
Ducnesse" Will be presented. and on Friday, l. GIL
Crey6"
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic State Committee OF Penn
sylyania resolved yesterday to call State Convention
TO meet at Pittsburgh in May.
The Rhode Island Democratica State Con-
yentIon met aProvdence yesterday and after choosing
State Committee declared that 1t nexpedient to
nominate State ticket and adjourned 1t the most
sibe thing they could do, aud the wonder ID that
they did 1t.
The leadership of the House, about which
the newspapers giving themselves needless trouble,
10 succinctly explained in The Cincinnati Commercial.
This 10 the way puts the case "Mr. Fernando Wood
asserts successfully upon the whole the leadership Of
the Democrat &c party in the House. He 10 almost as
great aud good . man the Republican leader, Ben.
Butler"
Mr.. Jay, or the State Department for him,
having brought grave charges against Cen Van Buren,
In connection with the Vienna Exhibition. the United
States Senate has fulfilled its chief function by vindi-
eating the General 1t accordingly confirmed him 10 the
Consulate to winch the President had nominated him.
To the casual observer 1t reasonably plain
that this vote makes another vindcaton imperatvey
necessary Nobody has more need OF getting VIM
dlcated than Minister Jay.
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PERSONAL.

The wife OF Attorney General Williams is
quite Ill with nervous prostration.
Alexander II. Stephens is improving in
health and expected TO his seat in the House
OF Representatives soon.
Several ladies prominent in literary circles
IN Chicago have formed an association which they have
named the Cary Club" In honor Of the Cary sisters.
Capt. James b. Eads is hardly at New
Orleans according the Western papers, trying to con-
vince people OF that city that he Is IN earnest about
his plan securing deep water In the channel at the
mouth Of the Mississippi and that his plan Is the best
inasInueh as he has been for several days
IN Washington. bringing the matter to the atten-
ton OF Congress, and is now In New-York. The
Captain has the engineer OF the great st. Louis
bridge across Mississippi and has given TO that OK
traordnary work OF engineering all hts time and ability
for several years past He now announces. with just
fable pride, that the bridge wall b. competed
within six weeks
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MARCH WEATHER.
FREAKS OF A BROOKLYN GALE.

FREAKS OF A BROOKLYN GALE.
Much damage was caused by the high wind
early yesterday In Brooklyn. The tall chimney OF the
unoccupied building used heretofore factory at No.
% Wyck0-st. blown down. The dwelling OF Francis
Butler at No 238 Courst., deprived OF its roof
which was carried long distance away damage 5000
Mrs. d. A. Pritchards dwelling at No 35l Courtst
damaged s15 in the way. The entire roof Of the
adjoining house. No. S53 Court-st, occupied by Henry
Abel was carried the ground loss. $3.50 Wan. Mackey
owned the acknowledgements. 355 Couct-st, which
was likewise deprived OF portion OF its covering;
loss 800. Many doors and windows wero blown from
their hinges and, in few cases. struck Dassers-by.
causing painful injuries The door OF the stable owned
by Iucius Smith. No. 1916 Futon-st, was blown from
its rasteninss aud striking James Rogers fractured ms
leg A quantity of barrels blowing about the street
frightened n team of horses Attached TO COACH anu
owned by S. Brown, at Columbia ana Atlantic -sts:
The horses ran away and before they could be stopped
tina carriage was smashed. and James Williams and
sarah Ieeany sightiy injured. A sgn0oard at
ached underakers store was torn from its fasen-
ings and deposited by the wind in front OF liquor
saloon In an upright position. making IL appear, u tho
dIsnay OF the proprietor, that "caSkets an1 conns
were >" furnsned at the shortest NOTICE" within
washerw woman IN Fusbingaye. complained to the police
that all her clothes had been stolen from the line IN her
yard Thcy found whiring with the dust In va
cant lot.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship NeUs sec Second Page

ARRIVED.
Steamship Egypt r) GrogaB Liverpool March H. s Qens'o-s
l2th with mlse. pas. r W. J. Hast
BARK Niagara tGer Coleman, SOUTHAMPTON ~ ii' 6abss
bs ATLANTA tNor Noe, Ansop Feb l. IN ballast 10 snchored
at Sandy Hoos for oniers.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN March Arrived steamships Sormsn. from Philadelphia;
Gen whitney NeyYors bngs Elizabeth Ana from Cenesoss
PlAncis Lewev, fromG Galveston.
CHARLESTON March 23Arved steamship Soath Csron. iron
March 23-ArVed. sesbDs ssrasosss. froH So
vsnnsh v IN. Cr,ne. from Boston
sBw0sLz,Ss March 20 Arrived the Passes barb Msrssr.
from Bremen. Arrived and sailed, ship liverpool
Cleared bark Storfnst for Revs.
GALVESTON March 23Anyed barks Bare and EdBuLi Richard
Jonan and john T. Sanford from hewfors Arrived ga seaE
TbOs Y. Bal. from New-iork.
March 23-rhe steamship Neysds from
She brings Of the steamship CohmA
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALU,a. ~ g. March 23.Ths steamship Apb, sailed fot ths
West Indies to-day.
LosDoS March 23ssled United stss Antonio Poms
Norise-n Francesca AmIy. Baden Porans
Johnnie Marie, atador Biott sse
United the 2st Eb WesI'oI Heiws Mari
O. and H. G. Arrived United states
the 22i Winchester TALBOT Maria Stoeman Irene Adoshu Cleo
berve Pbsros Rochester Teenscn Virginia Csmog Joha Bos
Pesb kympbon Johann LGdsg COustaDhs Sarah Dub
Amelia. Arrived from the United States the Z
Carl Johann Taunton Cornelius Grnn Nys.sd Wallace
Leon Csspo Peppno Mgnsn Henry Reed BAoo NsVss b.
Speed Fort Regent Asircans shelbune Rannymede and MARI
DISASTERS.
HAVANA March l8The American brig Gleadas ron f<A
aud ba,, arrived the lih inst leasing
badly Eight kept constantly the She onmenoA
dlschagng the 10th inst
PORTLAND Me- March 23-The Ossisn x Dodge Whites.
from Bath Boston, lumber sshore Beach Island ux
morning She bged and died with sster the saved
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FINANCIAL UNCERTAINTIES.
VIEWS on THE ACTION OF THE HOUSE or REpREsEx
TATIvE5.

VIEWS on THE ACTION OF THE HOUSE or REPREsEN-
TATIvE5.
Speculation in stocks yesterday was inhu-
enced by reports from Washington. The market de-
clined early In tho day but sfterward improved. and
closed firm at about the highest point Of the
day report was circulation the street that the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway Company had al
lowed for ta6ooo to to protest but the Assist
ant Treasurer Of the company stated that 1t with
out foundation.
The action oflthe House OF Representatives yesterday
the subject OF general discussion stock oper
ators towards tho close Of business hours,
and In tho evening at tho hotels and
clubhousea All recognized the fact that the
action OF the House scarcely likely to initiate any
financial policy but that its influence would be sure TO
far possible for imitation. Operators seemed
regard the question entirely from the point Of view OF
their interests the tme those long OF stocks hoping
imitation. tho shorts believing 1t unwse and dangerous
All looked with moro interest to the meeting tonight
and the votes in the Senate, than to anything the
House might do.
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Pspn-y'pls % 900; N,tiou.l $500 $4,000 Gerssa
r "a yS,, ic. e. (xunoh 5000 A'ssh' rs~ss''
khed. Is,na compan,-s.rnss s. 900 Equitable. s. 900;
s. 900 Msrcs,o.3 $500 Se.por. $50 Tots. 10000
Nsyerse, Compames-Cts-ns Nsuart) $1,000; Nerchants
s., 500. Total, 10000
Western CONSIDERATIONS, Columbus Ohio. 50 900 st. Pan
Mnnesot. - oo0 Traders Chea.o 900 American Centre,
IT. Lens 5000 Rremens Plud California. s. 900; North
Western, hhwsus'e. $1,000. To,s. $4,000
Foreign SompsnesQieen, London $4,000 Roysi London.
s2,JOO North British, 81, BOO Scottish $500
CommeId,l Uaon $500 Liverpool London and dob. $1,000
lmperil 5000 London Assurance $5 900 Total $4,000
on the frame b1dngln tho Liverpool London and Globe - 0OO
Gernan hnere,a Nesfori, $1,000 Nerden henion Cean
s35OOi fsrned Company Eorsst 81 0O0l uobe Chieavc.
$500 Alemas Cleveland So 900 Citizens st. Louis $4,000
Total $4,000.
The factory will be Immediately rebuilt.
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DIED.

BRAMHALL-At B,youpe n j. sunday 30 srir
ml, respectfully a,isi s.,..t
1 as 'a.SI iG By .,.. I
ofLber.y-si Al 1920 a. IN.
Of her soniul.w McRse Abbr HOltens s,c.
Sss. s s * s, sSS y q
Taesia March "a 2hp inement At Greenwood Cemetery %
sn Sn~ss4 Ferry At 10 M Of wednss,y
coE osiasd T. Mitsh 49, Re, James css Head M.'sAs
DBMARBST-AtU Union Church. Albany Co.. ~ satgrdsy tAs
2is. inst, the Rev William Den.rest ,-,.,,-
nued attend, without further notice.
@ TS9ss 90. S1 to- Ts a q s1J , ssi & %
asai,ei and 1enl, are rs,eeen ns. .ssHa the ans
will IN which fbir.ohst ~.
and Porty-secondsi. at = IN
KAsBDe Lsnce Kane at his residence in this s h, 29s
Reays and trend, ar, rsspc, invited 70 attend b. f...r.
without further notice, Clements Church. Anys
Macouga,st Wednesday the 2j.h lO;45 oos.
Sunday March D. Of dPhthes M.rh, daughter
Relatives fsm specially invited
funeral Weinesiay the 25!h insI. at 1890 ton ID:
parents residence 0nehandrsi .dIbs. betwesa Ninth ssA
Tenth
OfJsmcs Mwa daughter Of Rev stephen wI ased Al
Rane' AM Of the family also members Of HOPE Leds. as4
No $40 Henry-s, cor OF Uuou BrOosiTn TUESDAY 49,
MoREH0UsB-A DareD, Coma Sunday March ~; Hesy hsss
Palsr services Congregation, Church. ru,s,J March "a
MoRGAy-At hi. residence. SO Yves. Twenty @.oood Mssa.,
March 80 Daniel Morgan. aged So
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sMITH-n c,y. Monday morning March 2 adon Smith
7Oth OF his sse
late residence, 4l2 Madisonsre Forty
Wednesday, t22p
sPRSCER-At residence Of bis father 1l2 East Twenty urs
March o. 1874 Jesse AAur Spencer 2
COLLEGE the City OF ami Sarah L)atrsl
The ends OF tho family and the members Of 0h
invited attend the funeral Church
yninthsL Finhsve, We1nesdsy al
ccloei The s'e' Of sds family invited
house az l23Op
sTANDIsH-Iu Brootiyp .udsnly Saturday 2lA ta. Ls,,
Standish, formerly Of New Bedford Mas
Friends attend tho services O'clock
2ith inst At ia Safest
THLMAs0n sunlsy March 90 John rhimas ,sea AZ y.s II
months, and is days
Re.uyss ADD friends invited funeral q, s isis
residence 256 North Seconda Wilsnsbugh WedBosay 25
at l:30p
wADB-In Springfield j. the 22 inst the readenc. bsv
soGsW Jame' Psrrou. MARI widow Of Jonas WADE
Relatives friends family also friend, Of Der sou Willis.
Church Springfield, n j.. WEDNESDAY,
O'Clock D. will DO waiting hlbars X
trains leaving BArclAyst at ll20 Chnsopbersk
re.crnins trains leave for N. Y. at 1902
wILLBrs-Thd month 22 1874 Ms wIilsa ouly a,axb.>r
Of stephen I. aud MARI 5. Wlets aged IS months
place Fourth day, 18th IL O'Clock
from the rince OF her parents rs Lefe Brooin Rea
notice.
wYANTon Sunday, March 90 Of spOpeIy Jsas r. -iaov Of
George ". Wyant, sgsd 6S years
be held redsace 3t4 Wat rr,
hhbt wednesday, 10Th inst. Relatives and inssl.
invited.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
A. npuf

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ signal OFFICER
WAsHIsGToN, ID. c.. Tuesday. Maroh 2i-l a. W. }
Synopsis FOR ne past t,oeniy-rour hours.
High barometer, north-westerly and nOrtherly
winds low temperature, and clear weather prevail
the Northwest aud the lakes, aod thence " the OHIO
and Missouri Valleys.
NOrth-easery wind cloudy weather. falling tempera-
ture and in the Southern States; north westerly
Winds rapidly rising barometer, freezing temperature
and generally clear weather In the Middle and Eastern
States.
The rivers are rising Mt Omaha, Leavenworth, Nash
vile, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and falling AZ Pitts
bureh VicksDurg, and Memphis.
FrobdbiAtles
For the Middle States, the L0tcer lakes and ReU En-
oland rising barometer temperature beioU freezing.
peserly ana norteasterly psads, aud generally
clear ,cedLter.
For the upper lakes and Ohio valley north-westerly
aud north-easterY winds, low temperature, rising
barometer and clear weather.
For the soutiern States, orheasterly Winds falling
Temperature rising barometer. cloudy her and rain,
clearing in the Western Guf during the forenoon.
Tie riuers will probably rise at Omaha Lcavenworth
Easnyille Cincinnati anu ouisvie, ana la Pitts
burgh.
The display OF cautionary signals will be resumed at
the lake stations on April
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TIE NAVAL LANDING AND PARADE AT KEY
WEST.
NV War Moroh 0a-Tha LANDING of ba

naval armed forces 1000 men. occurred to-day At the
signal forward the boats advanced to the beach, the
wyoming, Juuiata. Kansas, and Shenandoah covering
the landing. and acting as base Of supplies. These
sells opened with broadsdes to protect the party The
infantry landed and then the artillery, with howitzers
on either flank advanced firing to take possession Of
the railroad The landed well and formed in good
order advancing as directed. After the landing and
skirmish oil formed In line OF battalons, columns by
divisions aud went through the dress parade Capt.
Simpson. commanding the brigade made a very credta-
BILE display In formation aud manual After the parade
the brigade was reviewed by Admiral Case. commander
inchef On giving a marching salute as they passed
the reviewing stand he said No veterans could have
marched better" There great gathering Of cit.
.sns It being the holiday Of the year. The Junata will
60 to Havana Wednesday The Worcester Is expected
daily abuster Gen. Sherman 10 turned over % tho
ss.I.s tx iegaA qs2 iatA2A
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NswosLr.ss March 23Plogr dull .'s. Of Tr-Se sI-s
So 5OdS7 Family dull supply sale. o. Hss
74d77c; Yellow 1898 dul hight saDpyj Ola
BranEone ng Hay doll sl8 G Prime s2 for Choice
dull; S6 rs Sailed Meas and fmsnf
s'sc for shoulders nc FOR Cesr Rio sides s' for Clear sss
Sides Shoulders 7 Cie<s
Sides 9ssr Hams duist lla9l2le Lard dui ct 99Js 0s
Terce 9.dl0c for Keg dali 7e for Par 74e M Gas]
Pair Moasses light supply Soc for Prime Rebod Whss
dull and in hgh. .app at 9ic Tor Louisiana 81 r Cincinnati c"as
ehsnge-Se~rork Sight, par Sterling. $50 105.s0la
WiLsSsros n g. March 23-Spnts Tsrpenune steady t5a
Rosn steady 81 80 Crn Tufpenb. stsT ~
for Hard; 81 05 for Yellow DIP. Tar dull at ~.
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TEMPERANCE.
GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE REFORM.
THE CRUsADH AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, March 23.-Tho ladies on the
west side visited number of saloons In Detroitst this
morning. and were everywhere kindly received In the
afternoon band Of about 200 ladies visited the whole
sale establishments that deal in liquors in waterst At
several places they were refused admittance while at
others they invited in and permission given to
hold services.
Tomorrow morning tho west side ladies will again
visit Loraines where the troubles occurred Thurs
day aud Friday of last week Some opposition Is antcI
paed In this quarter but precautions will be taken by
the police which will prevent any serious trouble.
As yet no liquor dealer In this city has given up.
large and enthusiastic meeting held this evening at
the First Presbyterian Church. and addressed by
large number OF prominent citizens 1t being learned
that exVicePresdent Cofax present he was called
upon and spoke at length. warmly approving the
movement OF the ladies'
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sted by tho scared denssns Of that ueghborhood
Strange noises resembling distant thunder have oees
heard occasionally. but the reports Of quakpg. smaa
ing OF orocfery evacuation OF dwellings, and erdphoe
Of smoke untrue The Bald Mountain ALLUDED 70 -
in Mcdowell County sbout'2s miles from Ashevie. sao
eight miles old fort the east ado
OF the Blue Ridge. SCRANxSs/
RnorpiAe, March q, 1915
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Q factory will be Immediately rebuilt.
THE VAN RENSSELAER, MANSION BURNED.

The Van Rensselaer, mansion, near New
Hamburg on the Hudson, destroyed by fro yoster
day. 1t was owned by James ii. Ingcrsol OF tho Tam
many Ring. No part Of the contents saved. The
loss is about tlooO0 with only partial Mr..
Ingersolls sonnlaw. the only occupant OF the house
ESCAPED by Jumping from the seoondstory window He
was sliRhtly burned
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Tho Complete Paper for the R.mil,.n

THB SBMIwBBKLr TRIBUNE leady this morag) contains an
past four days tho principal editorials letters,
oeny Daily Tribune together with much interesting vale.
able has esa Among nor.
agpiacsa aud attractive articles tho TEMPERANCE DISCUS
SION" between Archbishop Purcell and Dr. HOIans PANIC
AND ITS RBaBDr" u. s. P); CONVERSATIONS WITH MR.
SUMNER hRW PUBLICATIONS Education Of American Girl sx
sducson POSTAL SERVICE IN THg PACIFIC STATES
Notes Of INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS and APPLIED sCIgsCg "a
The regular a'salncns Of the delightful sor. THE wooISG /r-
The Agricultural Department s usual entire page ada.
ARTICLES the following sabects CHAP Farm cOTraGR3 u
traed)i HORTICULTURAL MISCELLANY; SMUT IN GRAIN
Prof W. H. Brewer POND FOR BLACK BASS Dr. D. II. N.el
DRIVING FLBS IRON HORSES THB BUFFALO C0psrRY n
C. hseAer OLD FASHIONED FLOWERS; Buyssa RRys ROSES,
LARGE POULTRY PROFITS .al HoMB A.sc eoRglcS GLKAS
NGa
THE sBMtwESKLr TRIBUNE 10 NAaPas ready FOR mai'ar
cents PI eOJ ~ nail p 81 sgeasa oo2es free Adar.s.
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About Biters.At certain periods Of life tonic necessity.
danger using smuOn that aurs the Of dses
ton giving temporary relief To bvste this nd ne
public free from Alcoholic poison, Dr. Greene prepares TIA
Brkss nearly thirty fos is
pepss and kindred complaints Sold everywhere Joas HsxSI.
CuKRAN Coz Proprietors add COLLEGE place NswYork
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INDIAN REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-0ncml reports re-
ceiyed here from army officers IN Arizona. to the
effect that no dependence be placed tho seeming
peaceful attitude of the Indians in that section Of the
country Ii is believed that the troops will have all they
can 90 during the Spring and Summer months 10 Keep
I've IQQAps QlleL
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE

HAvASA March 30 Gold exchange continues w~u, vidbs
upward erpect continue BShsnge
United 80 93alOl premises 10 ,bess
sight lO3al05 premium 60 days gon 1851 y premium. de-.
short i26nl23 premium London $50 Dlo2 prsaiaA %
PART. 1913 9l24 premium; spanish gold. 1870 premism.
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THH FIRE RECORD.
THE LARGEST BUSINESS HOUSES AT WOOSTER
BURNED-LOS5E5 AND ASSURANCES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI

THE LARGEST BUSINESS HOUSES AT WOOSTER
BURNED-LOS5E5 AND ASSURANCES.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WOOSTER, Ohio, March 23-AbOut 230 o'clock
this morning fire discovered in the upper stories OF
the Chds Building, in the photograph rooms OF Riwns
& Co.. and the building aud nearly all OF its contents
were entirely destroyed. Mr.. and Mrs Rawlins, who
resided In building, barely escaped with their lives
The steam reengine became disabled, and the fire be-
came uncomfortable spreading to the Aroadian Build
ings occupied by L. Firestone son. druggists and d.
Q. Leggett, dry goods. Tho American Hotel WAS &C.
rously threatened, but fortunately escaped The build
ings destroyed in tine business center OF the town.
and the largest business houses tho place the
following losses and insuranCes:
The building occupied the trst floor BY b Child,
Barrett Ogden eohera Cbdsslo $1,000
insured Tor 81 800 Of Hartford RsWu Co., photo
gaphs insured for 81 500 the Home Of
IL the Old Dominion and 1000 IN bs "estehessI Bar
So 900 in the Western Mutual, 81 900 In
lie Hartford. Pbenr OF Sew-Yorf. and north British
and The the bunK IL $O00O insurance
the Are.daB building sjOOO insurance 1000 each
GemsnA Of Be herc,ote OF CeTeast LIens Newark
N j. Dominion Of Richmond ". 800 the Hibens Of
Cleveland the Home OF New fedoae Son
lo SIS nsursne $1,000 In the Rhlsnd Mutual $4,000
10 the Central 900 each In the Howard Of Mes fork
and PheDI Of Broolyn and 800 Orient Of Hartford d.
.tgety building $lOOOOi insured for $1,000 In the
Kieh.pd Mutual. the Wes.ern Mutual HIS
81 600 insured the Wehester 81 900 each the
Cleveland Hbernis Of Cleveland, Assnd huia. and
Trders and $1,000 the Lyoomng Dr. w e. hoores
Jo is 81 900; for 800 In the Orient OF Hartford
The hre 10 believed 10 have been tue Work OF an
ncendiGry.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvBRPOOL-Tn steamship RpublGe March 2l-Irses
Hilton. Pancos Gibson. Mrs francois Gibson. Mr. AID " . g. y:
Master James Andrew Psoa Nj ana
w a '.a,'. Blnrs MIRA Ia Mastes
b. Baker James Caswe Hy Edusri Tlossr
Roberts T. A. Lenar John Granger Pred Gnmne NJ Oeyens
Charles SptlebCuse c. c. Lee James Sutherland O.
Bsrnun Ogden, r. Gesnhe5. C. Rail-. erey.st w. Pal
coner, J. Colyiie, Miss Il. Grove
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CATTLR MARKET

CHICAGO March 23-Cate active and l0120c higher r.e.ip
1000 sales Of Medium TO Good Steers s50s5 so Cheis v
Extra IS 600S6 80. with lot Of Raacy 20 81 IA bacber
stock 1896; shipments. 6 900.
HO0sve dali receipts IL 900: market weak sad lover al
$685. 50 for Common 80 Choice with fe. early sos At - 700
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