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Tho London 4Iel;ca, l.eco.l SAYS: ssDr.
Gita}!ca lls published, III tho Jnuu'na! tle
IheraIEHfi1Hc, MI account Of tho means by
which l1o nGotlod Hca-HiciineaJ during two pas
ragrs to EuGlu,td AMI buck. lie was At lou
logua last June on tho Mny to London, When thu
weather was 10 Rough that many ict:ntng pas
sengcra hnSttnted to cruBB tho ciantol. Dr. Cir
aides wan Uniformed bY . collBa2uo at Do,1IoEno
that American llyai:aus uso tho sirup Of cli'uf
at ns preventive Of kea-E,ctios3 with stlccasI-
fal rcSllltB. 1Ia tEorcforo obtnnod nome strip
Of choral. nut himself luto u t[uiot cort.cr and
took his alrup directly t:e yeBSc! WAS in motion,
when, although hls follow ut .annEera expericu-
ced tho usual unpleasant Consequences. lie ar
rived ut Folkstone ~lt,nnt hay.H; suffered tao
least Inconvenience. Tho same rosats were oh-
tanned OIL tho rctntn voyage, but he Increased
the amount Of ct1orat. Lie had again occaripn
10 cross the cI1atnol d. tho ond of soptembGr,
by tho night buat from Calais to Dover. aud
tliulinE With reason TINT tho gas would bo
ronghor At That aoason than lanal. lc hnI
drauGht made up, composed Of cAloral, tl,rec
granincs (fortY-l1yo grainE}; distilled water.
1fty gianlmes; gonaeborry Eirt1p. sixty grain
ines. ami Fecncll nH4enco Of peppermint, tYu
drops. lie took half OF tho firaght rs tho rcH-
having suffered III TIM leaes from nca-aickncss
while Ills companions woto In tio usual condition
OF proatrase MlBory. very lle1vy sea waB rnh.
ming. On his return from Lontnu, Oil tho 3ttIl
Of Uctohor, tl1ero we're \ high sea nnd much
wind. Flo accordingly took the remaining por-
awoo OIL Ills arrival at Calais in the bast ppaHl-
ble condition. Dr. Giralles remarks that no is, as
a ruiz, affected by gaa-sickuoss when ho crosspn
tho chaHtol. aud that lis two trials of cAlofn1
laye convinced him Of Its efficacy aa preventive
Of that most dlsaEreeabo malntY. Ho adds
hmhoif as comfortable as circumstances viii
AlluW Oil GHrk.H
, 1875-01-05

Tho New York Iinles draws II picture Of tho
tino whe, our houses slal1 be furnished au they
Aiuud bo: Heavy ruSa will E4ltly cover tho
polished 1loogs. papor ct so1ne neutral tint, froo
from glaring ilguros will stretch from tho rich.
" colote1 dado at Tho bottom to the gay border
at tho top. The ptctu1e-rol will not bo Of
the cternal gilt that wearies lis now. 1t will be
painted some decided color that will harnonizo
with tho prevailing ahndo ct tho whole room.
Doforo the windows and beforo the doors. whlcI,
epcn outward, curtains, heavy In to1turo mud
subducd in tone, edged with strong lace, vii!
hang from woodou rings which move freely on q
slender wooden rod fastened to tho ahcathiDg.
Rings md rod will bo OF tho hue OF tho Picture
rod above: Tho ringlo cultain bcfora each
opening will DO loopod to one side low boaE-
cases, not over ioet hlgh. dt dnrl wood rclioyod
BY fow cllselol designs picked out in co!or will
1lne the wall. No glass doors will dlaiigurc
them. Quo general pattern varied in each
piocs. will stamp tho furniture. Last and Groat-
est, IN open woo1-t!To etaor in fireplace or In
OF tho Franklin stoves which still furk In tho
carrots OF old counlEy-housen, will cast itH
cloety light over everything. The closo stoyo,
tho register, tho grntc and tho radiator, will bo
tnboood. Tie blaze Of wood burning acrosa
bFazen andiroua il something 80 beautiful that
no artist has ever succeeded III painting it. The
first Of oil hints OIL household tastes should be- !:
Iiayo an open woo1-ire In the room in which
you moan to liye."
, 1875-01-05

from {hp HF0phat4M tftf.1 HaHfHtF0.
On Thursday morning we were summoned On
coroaes's Jury by Justice KlaAn. to Wow ths
bodiss Of two mon found hanging to an elm treo
short dssauca from this city, III the diractiop
Of Point Isabel. 4 rids Of twcnty minutes
brought us to the spot, about 3 miles from the
city, aud Tow rods from tue man road We
found two men. who wara recognized "a Antonio
Guerra and Pedro 0arza. The bodias were hang.
irg near togethsr. one hla feet about 5 inoIi-
ea from thu ,grouad, the other about q feet,
Iheis Their clothing h.d not been removed, nor theie
S7t1 cents aud two pa~nbroker's tiukets, given
tn alatamoras, xnd IL the olLnr oues tlint aud
steel, etr.
Their asms were tied at tho elbow with pIeoes
OF hAir-rops. and they wera lung with tho COM
mon ropo, found for sala iu every store ip tls
city. Two saddles and blldlas, blankets. eto,,
wera left uudeF the hAne tree
Attur the inquest tue bodies we're taken to d,
Market square, wAero tley were viewed BY shout
LOGO people, nftor which they were turned oyer
to their friends for intagnant
We have always been on the aldo OF the stock
Fsiaers against the thieves, but W cannot r..
dozss such brutal murder, eEsn ot hsd -.
, 1875-01-05

kn1mmense Radical Demonstration al
the Funeral Of Ledru-RollIn.
4 Spanish Decree suspendiug the Jury
System.


Iosnos, Jan. 4.--1'aEis dispatches state that
Assembly and President MacAialiou was hold at
Elysee last Saturday. Aaomi. official notc concorn
ing tho proceedings eaya that, tn response to tho
appeal from Macaial,on, oach Deputy explained
tho viows Of tho patty which lie represented
with perfect franknoss. No further details Of
the meeting aro given, but tho noto con-
clndcd With tho horo tint tho conference
Will dlapel tho MISUNDERSTANDING and effaco
tho alHnEreemcnta. Correspondents telegraph
TINT this noto signifies that no rasty is willing to
sacrifice ito pretensions. Misunderstanding
havo inlood coasedt for the inroAeibilIty Of al,
agreement IL no longer denied. Upon tho meet
maud, 1t is saitl, Immediate debate on tho Con-
Ati:utlol,al bills. or dissolution Of the louao iu
tho evont Of refusal.
THE ELECTIONS.
PANS, Jan. 4.--An election to fill O vacancy In
the Natioual Assembly was held yesterday in tic
llepub1scana. and Soptena,is!s each lln,I eau
didato. 1aEta1 returns Indicate no election.
FUNERAL or LaDRu RoLl1N.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-The funeral OF III. Letlru Rol-
lin took place to-day. TheEo was no reltgiuun
cetamony. II. n. Lonis Blsnc. Victor ScLoelc-
her, and Arago wero present. lmmonso crowds,
numbering upwards of S100,000 pco,!e w.t.
messed tho procession and burial. The affair is
regarded as q formidable Radical demonstration,
CLOSE ELECTION.
Hecond ballot will le necessary for MEN,
Dor ot tho Assembly iu the Hautes pyrc-
ucos. The uuitoti vote Of i}rnni.aubat,, To.
publican. and Alicot. septonnalis., exceeds
candidate. Mr. nraunauban will retro In favor
Of Alcot, who has atsortod Il moro Hepublican
tone in his lateat pnlttcal manifesto. a Ncpub-
lican triumph is eonsi!lera:l certain.
, 1875-01-05

FROM kh6 Atl1 luT5 3ub.
Manning and h10lett. rival physicians Ia Gid
dlngs. Tox., iuarroled, NJ zuost rival PHYSICIANS
do. Tloy R6rnad to 1ettla thalr difficulty with
knives IN 4 quot place in tho woods Just out Of
town. There were no seconds or spectators, aud
each OF tho physicians took along lint aud band
Agea to dress bis wounds. Their accounts Of tho
light are alike, and as follows: THO wearoua
w0ro long bowta. .kniyes. They atripped to tle
waist, and at tho first Onslaught got such f.1u
hold OF each other that tho weapons uould nor
ba used. After 4 lopg struggle they separated
md atood Warily watching for = CHANCE, Az
they ut length rushed together Manning ro-
ceiYcd alght stab il the ueck and 3lolett a moke
setious cut across tha arm. They xtopped long
enough for each to dross hls own wound, and thet,
taced for another round. With great caution,
and many felnts aud dodges, they spont what
they say seemed like half IN hour without COM
lug toge etner., Euay alolett caught Manuings
heaa under hls arm, aId. whtla tor All instant Ga
was Abls to hold lin in that position, stabbed
lin deeply twice in the breast but Atulinlug,
with hts arm free. was able at the aamo tlnlo to
plunge his knifo into Mo!ettB back. These serl-
Gus stabs enleQ the tYht. hloett was abba to
rrach Lily surgical appliances and Rt.opd tu 4s
wound. Manning tainted, End fell inBonsib!o md
bleeding. Aftor attending to Lis own hurt,
Molett ways he was about to go away and leave
Ills adversary to bluol to death, hut his better
nature doluiiiatal. and with consider able effort
4e saved ARnntpg's llfo. Aaatstauco Boun cQEle
and they were takoa to their homes, Mhero they
will bs confined : long time BY their Injuries.
Ths navigation ot the Hudson River betHoan
fIn1pi re- and knkk FnrL LHtn m
, 1875-01-05

Annual Report or tlac ohio Com mis-
4tnlacr to Cow AEltsss

Annual Report pf tlac ohio Com mis-
stslacr to Gov. Allen.
Special D.paseh 10 7hs Ch1eag" TRIBUNE.
CINCINNATI. jan. 4.-Tho annual report OF
john G. Teompson, Commissioner Of I.ailroaGis
and TulegraplA. was fled with Gov. Allen to-
day. 1t siowa following facta and figures, Dur
ing tho yeaF reports have been received from
h!xty-nino roads,-uno of shcso hnye done littlo
moro than make preliminary Hu1yey, and hare
aggregate longth Of lines reported elth.
er wholly Or partly in Ohio, main
lines, branches, and sldngs, IL
y7sV miles OF truck, an increase over Inst year OF
was a4st, Ash 81 ,ucrease Of 42, l73, 1851 over
last year. Tho aggregate OF paid-ln aud ssuod
capital stock Of Hoa IL reported at S25I ,D51 GU,
AL Increase, within tho year al 9l7.8j7, ,707, Tho
amount OF tho funded dcht la l0, ,Gsl. Total,
landed, and ii, ,3ys, ,ao7.M unfundod. a total iu-
rfeaso Of tho dobt OF s!t. .Ua5, ,8al.05, or ali In
cfoasc Of stock, and combined Of OIL, 1928 523,7 ,73
Tor the past year. There IL reported increase
o. rollins stock over laat year OF all locomo-
gor aud J slG freight ana other cars. An asgre-
gate OF Eth peraonB arc employed by railroad
companies in OHIO, which ii 1,7:3 less thal for
1878. During tho yaar 3ll7,G50 was paid for iu-
juriaa to persons, s57,t47 for nuitnas killed, aud
s2o7. u for loss Of goo!s aud baggage, or, for
tlese threeitems, $4G3.47o. Diy4lsnds were ooly
PAID by seventeen companies. and amounted to
*G,5l5,2l8 falling OH OF 1886 per rent from
last year. During tho year 4l0 potBos wero killed
and adu Injured. The total humber Of passengers
m lncroaso OF 1900, ,060. Theso passengers paid
e172. ..2} ,304, or all average OF s1.lG. During
tho year COL ,77U tons OF freight wcra carried
Which ylells q revenue OF 849 G03. G31, an aver
roads which charge Ill amount tn okdoss Of that
allowed by lay.
, 1875-01-05

WARRINGTON, Jan. 4,--Pugsuaut to tho act Of
Congress authorizing shs construction Of tho
bridge acsoss tho mississippi River at or nsar
Ia Crosse, Wis. q Board of Engineers, to con-
list Of Col J. N. Macomb and Maja. Godfrey
Weitzal and W. +. Merrill has been ordered 10
convene At La Crosse Oh the 18th inst, to cotl-
ply with such Of the requirements Of tho act AZ
are contemplated for tlor action.
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The payments 1nado BY warrants from tho
Treasury during becember we're: On account
Of ely,l aud miscellaneous. f5,20a. .475; Var,
~, 04, l92: Navy, Sc! 297; 1ntclior. Indians,
and Pensions, e5393, ,4l4. Tutal, fl5,095,Ya7,
Tic above does not Include payn,ents maIe "a
account Of interest or principal Of tho public
debt Of tho United Statos.
, 1875-01-05

AURORA, H., Jxu. 4.-A barn belonging to
III. 2. ChconeJ, at Montgomery, two milcH west
Of this city, uas discovered to bo on fire this
morning at o'clock, and go far under way when
frat seen that the only things savcd from tho
flames were a carriage aud q milk wagon. Along
with the barn was burned large quantity Of
hay, nineteen cows and four horses. Tho barn,
cows, and hny belonged to Mrs. Cheonoy; the
horaea to Mr. Wier, who conducted tho milk
busincEs. Loss $4,000. No insurance. The
CAUSE Of the fro IL unknown.
, 1875-01-05

Of tho Soino near Dcrcy, wcro bcen Ia glow with
crimson flnel,; this waA owing tn tlIe nInlx-
tnse Of about $40 hcctokittnH nf condemned
vino. correspondent calculates that M wins,
avon whom aultc,atei. contains on m average
1U par cont Of alcohol. which In Paris ia quoted
NJ 10 francs tho hccoliirc, hero ~as lt<a of
IL, HS0 francs, that tl,A a,i,n wcl, would have
hccn paid OH tho wine M duty wund havo
amounted To if,1C0 francn 80 that lo,lucting
Tpi0 francs for cost Of manufacture. ctc. there
remains dead loss to ths Treasury Of $50 000
frants. md TINT IA adnlteratod vino II s!isroset
Of IN tE,a manner eve,y month. G01, QUO frames
ars Yoarly spent in turning tho Seine Into negus.'
, 1875-01-05
SPAIN.


MATNlAtN1AL AL4.tA.tEE ufNTED
oprc.d! Dispatch TO IHt ChieGqp ifiaHlt.
WAsn1NoroN. D. c., Jan. 4.-Tho Information
1t the Spanish Embassy is that the -spl,onso Gov
ornment will be sueccusfuI. An alliance between
Alphonse ant tho daughter OF the DUKE of Mont
renster is suggested Tho Regency ARC said to
favor tile nlliance. It il not beloved at tho En-
bassy that Isabella will return to sI,aln as her
presence wnnl cmbarrass t.la Regency. Tho
Spanish representatives ,cto 7Hp"ar to bo en-
tlrely in sympathy wish tho M2h0nsiat move
ment.
TIE JURY SYSTEM sGsrESnED.
MADRID, Jau. IA tlccree has bcea fsaued
suspanding the jury sYatcn.
sEnRASo At nAYoSSE.
BAYonNE, Jau. 4,-Scrrauo llaa arrived In this
city.
, 1875-01-05

Tbs Continental! Herald eays " Vesy recens,f
1t VaYoyxe, In tho cuutos! OF Frlaburg, !
young bakoF received whit from, two y0aug
girls, whose object Was to sostle bread ao-
count. In a4uarng tho account tAera nas a
centime short aud the baker lauglipgly p1opoa-
ed tu !iluilata the indebtedness by kssiug the
elder Of tho two sistets. who waa u years OF
age. to Which she accedod. This amused tho
younger kiEl, who, In her turn, also received .
klas. When they rasurael home theY teoouutea
the circumstance 70 thsis parents. a. = piece Of
, 1875-01-05

Epfcs0I U7lDaEcI 70 The EHlcaJo 7Tl5isN6.
pIrTspuna, Pa, Jan. Am extensive brow
cry, dwelling, aud saloon in Allegheny, at tho
foot OF Troy Hill, wps destroyed tlin afternoon
by fire, Tho property waa owned by Hetd's
heirs. The person who had occupied the saloon
moved away several days ago. 1t is believed 60
hxve been the work ot IN incendiary. Loss,
$4,000 partly insured.
, 1875-01-05
FIRES.


Tho Fire Patrol extlnyuiHhed slight hrc In
ths building Noa. 1G3 and lG5 Washington arcet.
at o'clock yesterday Afternoon. Tho ignition
OF gaa caused tho blaze. n. Il. Holt occupied
tho premiseB. Tho damage amounted to $l00.
Tho burning cut Of chimney at No. 148 Lnr-
rnboe street caused the alarm last night ut 8:50
o'clock from Boz 543.
, 1875-01-05
HOTEL AT .FRu1TPoRT. MICH.

GRAND HAVEN Mich., Jan. 4.-Tha wcll-known
summer resort hotel at Fruitpost, tho Pomona
House. burned down. and proved total loss.
With It's coptents, on Sunday morning. The 1oaB
ia estimated II between $4,000 and 4G0,000,
With ~ insurance OF about $50.o00. 1t Ia ro-
ported That il will be shortly rebuilt.
, 1875-01-05
DISTRESSING CALAMITY At PuT.,N.nAY.

DISTRESSING CALAMITY At PUTIN BAY.
Special Dispatch Ia Tbs Chteaao TRIBUNE.
sANDusRY. o., Jan. 4.-Tle residence Of aIilo
nugglos, ut Pnt-in-Day, burned this morning.
nuggles+ hls mother. sistora and SISTERS Child,
were In tbs house, and RugsIes jumped out OF
jnrics. The others woro Bufloca!ed BY smoke,
aud burned to death.
, 1875-01-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

HALIFAX. n g., Jan. 4.-The steamship st,
Laurent. from 1Iayse for New York, having ex-
perlonced rough weather, put In he1s fos ooai.
New ioaK. Jan. 4,-Ar1iyei-Steamuhp
Snsyia, fFotp Hamburg.
=, LoSnos, Jan. 4--sssamahip Greece, FROM
NsH York, has arrived.
, 1875-01-05

srtciai E,au'ta to 1Ht t;t"1uo sriovse.
EEw HAVEN. Ind, Jau. IA yo,pg man
named Usher. wililo attending q Now-icar':,
ball, went ont to Ett coolGd OF, and fell du@u
light of etairs tra:turin. his tsut A:lu iniur.
ing lin so badly that lie diu1 this cYculug Iu
was iuuensbo tu ti!u last
, 1875-01-05

EEfe71E UiEp01tk q 7H6 EHltddo IFi6NN4,
T1EF1N, O., Jan. 4.-Last night tho hardware
store Of J. Ii. Tell, At New sycamore, in this
county, burned to the ground. Loss, ct, 600;
insured fur $4,000. supposed to hsYs 5oen tho
WurK Ut I'll iuceudinrY,
, 1875-01-05

Rufus Hatch, the aIsuasing Director OF tho
Papltlo Mil Steamship Company, has removed
Cha1tss G. EiebuLr from tho Office Of Accountant
aud Treasurer Of She Company, Gu the ground Of
retrenchment. hlebuhr has sppaalsa to tic
Board OF Directors.
, 1875-01-05
SWeDEN.

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 4.-Prnf Johann Wilhelm
ZotteEstedt, Of tho University Of Innd, tho
eminout Swedish naturalist, dicI to-day, aged 90.
, 1875-01-05

Snsttal Dttpdteh to fhe Chleaao Tribune,
DErRoIr. Jhu. 4.-Ils house Of Mortimer
Oamut, Mt Pontiac. was burned yesterday with
moet of tls furniture. Loss about $1,000.
Partially Insured.
, 1875-01-05

At FORT DAVID RUEsELL, ". T,
CHzyESNE, ". T., Jan. A fro at Fort
David Russell, originating In the quarters ocou-
pied by Lieut. pardco, consumed six double
houses, occupied III officers quarters.
, 1875-01-05
CASUALTIES.

"PLhYNo sHooT"..-A BOY KILLED.
| From he Rron tfpfs} Commonwealth, jim. l.
In that part Ut our city formerly called Ccsos-
80, about o'clock Saturday afternoon 1ast, four
boys, Eddio md Robert Mathwig, aged 8 and
years, With rrunk aud ucury Eckort, aged II
md years, went to the homo of tho latter,
whose EarontB wore absont, ITO MAY ghnot."
Frank, thu otlost Of tho four, topk tho wo oln1n
q EinGlc-barrnlcu shotgun, n',tl sail no wnull
ahoot them all. 1to ra,Hed the hammer, aini, al
lnH companions Bay, sau that n cap was npun
tho n'rrle and pointe1 it at then1.., III!
him him to to AElnot El"t' the the H,a'' duor v"i, tua.
"Rs standing partly opol,. Horny and Eddie
started together to Rllut Tho door, and just as
Two were III range, Henry l1elng nearest. Tho
full Charge took effect in IIonry Ec'ert's neck,
killing him instantly. and, passing through, aov-
s1oa o tips 4f tho 10 itst three nsers Il Elio
tho door, and lodged in his loft chcct, near the
oyc. The Eclcrt parents boinS still aEsont,
Frank Immediately started for hla mother fol-
4wod I;'oo BY Eddie, Sho, sooO rec9vo5,ng from tho
fasfpd man came in and Rlut them, but after
ward saddled the decd upon Eddie. This last
statement will bear but little invoftiEation, As no
Toy only 9 years Of agc. cut, at single
md face. md kill anothcr. Eddio and
iIobort 31at4wig both say that ilso
enn WAS in the hands Of Frank
Eekert when it vas aischarsed. lis brother
Henry waa buried on Monday ut o'clock. Ed
die, although lustiE hih left eye and having ls
hand nlnimed, will probably recover. Frank, tic
ono wlo must forever boar tue h,no, at,l carry
with him through lto tnnt two-fod sorrow. tho
singing knowledge OF !cin, tho ca1Fo Of ls
own brothers. death, and tho crippu, of an-
other fellow-5eilr, il II years ol1 fully tEd
enough to lave known bcl:or than tn ha,ltlIn G.o.
arms, loat'of OF not, III hncil deliberately caro-
, 1875-01-05

Ths navigation at the Hudson River bekHoau
Nswburg aud Nex York closed yesterday.
, 1875-01-05

OBSTRUCTIVE BOILER EXPLOSION.
BosTuN, Jan. 4.-Oue Of tho bniIcri Of Tho
Francouln Iron Company't mill, 1T WarcIaau1,
burst this morning, donlulsIiinE ths west end of
tho immense building. md fha:oria; tho enli.o
structure. One WAS fatally a,1i four blight
y injured. Tho nnll belongs to II. Il. Co.lil
l. To-, D1ston. THO damages aro 1loaYY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
A HARTFORD STUDENT DROWNED.

CAMERON, OF THE COLLEGE CREW, ACCIDENTALLY
DRowNED-srRUcK DOWN By TUG.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, May IS, 1875.
Henry d. Cameron, member OF the Trinity
College boat crew, a resident OF Brooklyn, ~ u,
and son Of Donald Cameron, shipping Merchant,
OF No. ll6 Broad street. New YORK, was dro wned
while rowing on the Connecticut TINS evening
Cameron wss out with Hooker, Of the College
crew, and Sherman acting a. coxswain. in a pair
cared shell, and they got in the way or q tugboas
which struck them amidshlp, breaking the boat.
so that she rapidly filled with water ana went
down, Cameron, VINO could not swim, going down
with her. Hooker ana sherman were pickea up
alter having sunk under the BOAT, wnen rescue
seemed almost impossible. The fault IS partly
that OF The coXswain and partly OF the tug, whose
captain. with others, Is Continually growing az
shell racing on the river. Cameron was n member
OF the class OF "seveniy-sIX.n twenty years OF
age and fine fellow physically and morally be-
ing devout Cnristian. lie stood second In ms
class, and was very popular there, in the entire
College and among the professors and tutors. as
wei as In the town. HIS body has not Jet been
found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
WORCESTER BADLY BURNED.

QUARTER or A MILLION OF PROPERTY DE-
sTBoYED-wHAr LrGHTED PIPE DID.
WORCESTER, Mass, May % 1876.
The largest IRE which has occurred ia this city
for twenty years broke out In the furniture ana
upholstery establishment OF John II. Choilar. in
the large granite block on Main street. nearly op-
posite the city Hail. owned ~ r. G. TAYLOR ana
known as the Taylor Building the IRE SPREAD
rapidly, and In spite OF good work by the FIRE
Department, the building was almost entirely
consumed. IL was built OF stone four stores IN
height. and surrounded BY an immense Mansard
roof, 20 which Il ows its destruction. the danger
tnat the business book on the north. Just across
narrow alley, would be destroyed was st one lime
imminent, but was happily averted the total
loss By the are Is estimated az s2s3, 500.
The loss on the building is 100000 ana
the insurance, s25, 900, as foows;-s5.OOo each in
the Dorchester Mutual OF Boston: quincy Mutual,
OF quincy; HoJoSe Mutual, or salem, and Fire.
mans, OF Boston; $4,000 in the Atlantic, or Brook.
Ign, and s3,Co). unknown.
Jonn ID. Choller 4 Co., furniture dealers. loss
$4,000. Insurance. $4,000. as follows;-ss 600 in
the Etna OF Hartford; $4,000 each in the North
British and Mercantile OF London. Equitable or
providence. and pennsylvania OF Philadelphia;
$4,000 each in the North American. Of Phtadef
pha london. OF London. ana Western, or Toron.
each in tho Hartford and MerIden, or Neridcn
Conn. Clark, sawyer Co, dealers in crock
cry and paper hangings, lose $4,000 on
which there IS an Insurance as follows:-s5oOO
each IN the 4Etna, Hartford and Phoenix, OF Hart
ford; the North British and Mercantne, or Lon
don Niagara, ofNew YORK; Scottish Commercial,
OF Edinburgh, and Continental, OF New
York; $1,000 in the Springfield Fire
and Marine Of Springfield, Mass. s2,5Ol each in
the Home and Hanover, OF New York, and
$1,000 In the Roger Williams, OF Provl-
dence. samuel Parker. merchant tailor, loses
$4,000; insured for $4,000 in the FIRE
Association once, OF Philadelphia, $4,000, and in
the Providence Washington, OF Providence, 81 900.
G. +. Lawrence, JOB printer loses s4,5o0 IN
sured ior $4,000 in the Fairfield, OF South
Norwak The three militia companies or the
city had an armory IN the building and lose $4,000
IN furniture and equipments; no insurance.
Knights OF Pytnas Lodges Blake and Damascus
lose $4,000 each; insured for $1,000 each. Miss y.
r. Smith, dressmaker, loses $1,000
The IRE was caused BY a workman, who care
lessly threw a lighted pipe into bunch Of ex-
cslsor, used In upholstoring furniture. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
poYroN's INTER-AouEous NTINERAcY.

BOTTOM lNTkh-AQULOUS
Cape Grisnez, the "gray nose'' where Boyton
entered the water in order 20 commence mis- cross
channel march to England, is headIand OF France.
situated IN the Pas-de-Calals. II is the nearest
point OF tho French shore 10 that OF Britain being
almost directly opposite South Foreland.
It's position is latitude SO deg 50 min. IL sec.
north, longitude deg. IS min. Is sec. east.
THE FoRELASDS,
North and South. the two celebrated head
lands or the Kentish coast OF Britain, the first
forming rne northeast angle OF the county OF Kent
ana The most castery land In England. The
South Foreland IS about sixteen miles south or the
former, the Downs lying between them. There
arc two lighthouses, with liked lights, 10 warn
vessels coming rom the south OF their approach
10 the Goodwin Sands.
n Boyton was able TO keep a direct line TO the
English shore, and that he has landed at or near
10 Dover he will have travelled distance or twen-
ty-three miles at the least; but IL is likely that
he mad o make many reflections from the straight
course in face OF the very heavy which is at all
times running in the track in which he ventured.