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ent corro.orated That at, e ent. and tLen all
lonxed 1t 3lr. JGnns 10 m 8 .he effect. Tho o.
feet was wonderful. HIS ii beon myatiaed By
htr arlcss, h. WAS ntlII y 5 30 by tho ro.son a..
Iieddrch, and l,ai ne heard Of him before.
What tosttle hitch be had on Mt. he'd
tltlck by indctiug Slr. Jonas tho 1asecr gentlo-
innn failed to rccoauizu, an1 after 80 expressing
lilInsclf ho marched Indignantly out.
ono. ma 1t IN row in order for tic Nll.Ankes
oilicialn to e.p,atn. II Il was Supervisor He'd
drick vho not up this most remarkable Guy
Fawkss job, thon *hy indlct Mesara. GoldthEg.
JONAS. and CroahT7 II thoee three Ronttcmou
arc really guilty. where does Supervisor lIod-
'Ir,sk come mi Which Ia whY tho statement Was
spa,la At the opeuing Of tstn item. Tint "she
Hi1nle b',p!ncss eoe1na to b. somewhat involved,
mt 10 shr mixel." One thing Ii certain. how
cbri sau tnculpated In suY whY II krierously mis-
ttAep.
, 1876-02-08
SPAIN.

p1RcouHAalSa ron CARLOS.
31Apn1n. Feb. I'll. Ia stated TINT tho Discayan
and Navauez Provincial Deputies have told Dun
Carlos not to expect my further aid from thom.
There was haRry fall OF euow III Nazasre and
Guipugcoa yesterday.
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
I.ospox, Feb. 7.-1ho Times publishes let
Ter frolu Seville t1is morning Which contains tht
tpatn for mcn,hcEa OF tho DEW Cortea. =" Iha
frauds aud naturalization psacticea bY tho Gnv-
e.unent IN tho conduct Of Tho elections havo
dono moro to destroy confidence and promote
disco1d In tha PROVINCES than eau possibly
bo estimated. Not only was wholcsAle
bribery ptacticed. but vp&lng-papcrH wese furged
by tbousa,dA. In ouo town in AndAiuaia tho
Liberals presented protest, whoEeupon five ors
eix persons were Immediately imprisoned. Men,
of-war 9ere acut u tho eeapottB OF kn0Hn Lib
erAl psocliytieu md carblneers mud armed police
i'll othcr pncen hindered tho voters In Eotno
districts voting licenses were only gwen 10
known pnrishns Of tbs Ministry"
ANOTHER ALrHoSBIHT ylCroMY.
MAun1p, Feb. 7.-Oniclal dispatches announce
that Gen. QHcsada hns driven tho Carlists frou,
AbAdlnll0, near DntanEO inter q sharp engage
meut. Seventy more Carl!sta have submitted ~
Navarro.
Durnugo reports that several hundred CaFliata
deserted lnst week.
Gen. Quesaua holds ovo1y asenuo into Alava
aud DIEcAy. ......
Don Carlos ia At Tolosa with largo fo7ce OF
artillery and twcutv battAlions. fac!nK Gon.
Ma1louos. Lad weather prcyents an advance
Hc. JHAA DE- LIZ, Fob. 7.-Thirtern Car!tst
battories under Gou. CaBesta and rerulA are
concentrated uoar Echclar and 6aaestAben to
defend fprh.
, 1876-02-08
1CAGO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1876.

and TO u,ako II known would bn aaainhL public
nelicy, Tho defepse therefore l1ayu intimated
that They will nsk TIM Coart and prosecution tn
nccept Luokoy's sworn statement OF tho pur1ort
Of tito dispatches. II ss not beloved that nnch
. request will DO gran.ed.
WtTNEa~EH AlAfSBr hAncocx.
n. c. 1sogers Deputy Conmratoncr OF fntet-
mi Revenue; Con. 1i't'llan. Chuf Of tile Traas-
ury Department, and Col. W. II. Farker, Collect
or of Internal 1levenno At Donver, Col. arrived
hero to-day. II. ]. Yaryhn. Chief of tho lIey-
emo Agents. and ex-Commlssi1nnr DoMgiaes.
are o1nootnd to.morrnw. All nro summoned M
witneesea for tho Government In tho 1'abcock
cAHB.
, 1876-02-08


LONDON, Fob. 7.--TLo yisoount Of Galway ia
leal.
FA1Lt:nE.
It is reported that j. K Il. 1fondorson Il Co.,
erasu merchants, Of Liverpool, have suspended.
Ther liabilities aso reported At Sl,500, 600, aud
tllolr as4cts aro good
LosnoS, Feb. Tho report Of tue failure OF
j., @, Henderson i Co.. Of Liverpool, Ia cou-
tradictcu. ...... ..-.......
CARDINAL MANNING.
Cardinal Munnlng writes to tho Times to-day,
stntns that thu kilograms fEoM 1so1ne thss h0
tntonjs to rrucuea tl.itlar. TO promote the union
OF portion Ut the English 1ltuallstto Clergy
with tho Roman Catholic Church. and that ho
hasi mado proposals. to the Vatican locking TO
devoid Of truth. 11o proceeds as follows.
mo scheme whatsoever On tho subject
OF lituallsnl has ever beeu conoelsed by mei
nuno has ever boen to my kpowledge proposed,
or opposed, or defonded Ut totne."
THE BlsEADBruFPn TRADE.
I.oxuoN, Feb. 7.-The Marx Lans E1press. IN
lsa weekly raylaH of tue grain markets for tho
past wuek, rays tha weather has been muGEy
declined about al,llng per quarter, in col-
sequence OF the leterIorsted condition. Home
deliveries aro still short compared with last
year. business has been heavy, ADD imports
sths5 esy 4so MD x p5aeA0y f9aaa as 70 d. d.
cltned franc III Germany tie markets have
ratlor improved, wllls in Uolglum aud Holland
thoy aro dull aud unchanged.
THE QUEENS FORTHCOMING spKEoH.
LoxpoN, Fob. Al =, m.--Iha 1tntes In
loading a1tiele aays, Tho measures to BE- an-
uouncsa ip tho QHeon'n Bpoech OH the Feopcn-
lux Ut Parliament will Include the Morchaut
Shup1ns bill plll extending tho now syetom Ut
judicslure to ireland. and Reconsideration Of the
kcts now III operation tn England wLara
oi tlto House Ut Lords IL still undecided.
4 Royal Colul!lasion " Ill 10 promised to inquire
uto the fugit,yo slave question AmouE the
oihcr subjects to 0c mentioned IL Eng|aud's 70.
lht!ops with CEins. There haa boeu 4 chAnco Of
var With Chlua, which may not have diaappeAs.
a<i. IIcr Majesty will announce the happy end
at tho MalHy wAr. uusmaa will Also
bo alluded to. Tho most important
mart OF tue speech will Esfsr -
, 1876-02-08

Apparent proft. ...........,.............s a7.or
From this apparent profit ehould ho deducted
tho Interest Gu tho capital Invested. *hich, Gu
tho lotHo IN question, In not lcBs than 9lo per
day. Tlis would leave about S27 por dag profit
erinp tho dsiIy fluctuations in nj .ns % prccn Of tho
raw material. An increase of 4 conts per buahel
III tho coat Of the grain would wipe ont oyory
yessiRe Of this margin, aud leave notLtbg for
tho distillor
Il may hero be remarked TINT there ID
BaALL SOURCE or PHor1T
to the dlBtlI!eE which docn not appear In the
foregoing. The. Government does no. collect
any ts1 or ti.o fractional part of gallon lesa
meht collects tax on ful! gallon. ko mastcr
What tho proof may be, tho distt11os cu-
deavors TO 10 fll The b,rfo!, TINT. when
c. berss saSSsq ss be Y eop eo p."s, I'm
onc-hhlf-ovcr. No tax is paid on this, bnt tho
consumer has to pay for 1t At tho curtcnt market
rate of thz'pald goodn For INSTANCE, al East
orn man purchases lfty barrols. Each package
lun over tue ni1ty:tlse gallons on which the tst
las beon collected. On tho lfty barrels tlIs
fractional oxccsn will count mp, say, eight gal
Ions. Tins IL paid for at the ratio Of &l.0G-
ss.4s, Il cost el.1e. Here Ii . profit Of e6.so
Tlsa diAtillers claim. boweyer. that on shiH there
IL no profit acctuinR. as on yeRr'a business thH
recespts from the leaa Than half.gnllon fractions
would be chten up by tue taxon paid on tho more
thnli hnslsKallOn ones. Ibt8 may DO 30. DOS HE
TRIBUNE IL strongly inclined to the belief tha.
t1le dssior gots little tho i,est Of tho tthdo.
Taking everything into consideration It IL
doubtful xhethcr t,ndes the above showing. and
the figures are reliable. many Of our capitalists
could DO induced to iuvcet their means IN the
business. All tl,ohc LOW in it state they would
be glad to got out. u they could do 80 without
sacrificing their property. but every ono in overy
yocstUu Of life llAa tho sanc complaint to mako
In this ago. A. did the characters III tia hrrt
sstre OF Horace, eighteen huudsed and odd
yeAtN aBn,
Ii IL puzxlo to tho tsadc here Why
THE c1EClHNATI 1fAnEET
Ina for 10 long time been lower than that Of
thus CITY. 1t has not for yeara boon higher,
and ycstcr]ay tho current price Was tue
Kams in both cisics lin Chicago corn il
from G to i ccntH per bushcl cheaper, which II
equivalent 10 ~ or cents on the gallon Of
hiRhwineH. Labor ID no cheaper in that city
than hero; our dIBtllers nro Us hkllful ~ Ruy
In ttte country or In Europe. and tho difference
IL freighsH in favor Of Cincinnati h not At ait
commensurate with tho dif1eronce in the price
at tho grain tu favor OF Chicngo. It IN claimed
that coal il somewhat cheaper in Cincinnati. but
thlB Is rot enough to cub any figure. The theory
Of "ibeeal gauEinE" IL tho only one cpnaldered
ro1tablo in this vicinity. Perhaps the catanba
vino tnalera OF Cincinnati. who uao considerable
alcohol in their business. could tlro1 somo light
ou the matter.
, 1876-02-08
PROFITS OF THE BUSINESS.

WHAT 1T COSTS TO MAIZE wli1HKf NEnE
Fer two OF three days past TRIBUNE reporter,
endowed NTH statistical turn Of mind and
mama for unyeilinR tho sntrlcacles Of higher
mathematics, has been dcyotinG all h'a spare
time and wearing out much shoo-Icather IN Try
ing to solye tho problem, "What IL tho absolute
coht Of gallon Of proof spirits +" and also.
'.Whnt aro the constituent elemonts which enter
into itH coat?"
Tho Interrogation Point was induced to iuyeH-
tg.te tl.s complex question, becaugo alsaant
daily during The past tires or four wuchs ho bhs
heard n,uy OF tl.n lstllers affirm TINT they wern
louug mol.ov al the rate Of $40 to T75 ros day.
Quo OF tho members Of = prominent dlst,lleTy
tltm stated to brother wlltsaSito TINT hs housa
w8a loser to tho extcnt Of aone 1886 during
tito ast twonty dayB in January. The Ihlrl'HE
1psn antcayoEcd to obtaiu that balance-hhoot for
publication, but il wus refused.
At that time tho rcpUftos ventured 70 inquire.
..Wl,at's tho use III running at loss!" 10 this
conunirum the 1oplS Was given, "Wcl, II wouldn't
| up for us to close up now. Even II we did
shut down. no would still be nnacr az cxpeuao,
and 1t IL better to run atons At sp'a!l iosh' Dc,
ca,,so there IL q prospect TINT the inarkot VIII
| Ret bo:tor at An carly dhte.'
THIS otinlou Hecmed to obtain gencfally. for
tho diHillesn, with tho exception u ioHe III pua-
session Of Oovetnnsunt c,lstodiatls. continued to
run. Thouo distilless wlo had contracts to fecd
cutie felt lleu!bolyca obliged TO run not"ith-
standing they were tho largest losers, aud they
wero the oniJ onea. who ielt discouraged over
tho situation.
There ls Al the lroscnt time
| 4 EMAIL sANtllN fuN rnnTiT,
/ aud an tho Cincinnati muIkot for hlHhwneR ta
slmpat on = par with that Of thtcaRo,-the only
difference being that In freight rGtcd to Eaatert,
poiuts,-tu Cllcago tiist!or Ia moro hopeful and
wears moro cheerful aspect. Tho current EricU
yesterday IN l,oth markets was Il. .u6 per gallon.
Tho tntieE.nS figures, obtanp1 from proml-
| ueut dsticr, Raows the
| nAILf EXPENSE
Of running Lilo houso:
b41 i,shcIs Of rarn At 35 cehsa. $950i
li1 uast's Ut ryo At II rrnt4. wa!
III bushels If oLtA Ut 80 cents ................ III
llx bushels Ut tualt st 20 ceuts s.......... 1880
nh LLsLels ol malt at W ccuts tfut yeAst !9a
TIN tons OF coal, $330. h3h4
| water .,,.,.,......,..,, lu,01
rortythree hsTrrlJ, Il 81
| 1awr acco,ut. :. :, ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,..,,.,..., b3,0l
Warehouse atalnps, SOL
Hau1l,R w!,A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b.0J
bht!nkase, !naEaucc. REPAIRS psc.".....,., 21Il
| 3sn.l4
Deduct daily a.ls Of op................... 1l50a
| ---
3ii0.l1
The total gratn used IL T31 bushels Of 80
pounds, and tho yield Of proof spirits II II bar
, 1876-02-08

70 Ms EiEhr NJ Ths Chled0o Tribune:
CH1cAno. feb. I'll saw in The TRlnuSE yea-
tcfday morning somothing Abont cheating tn
wtisky by thick blng.ntaves. That il nothing
ncv, 1 did homo involuntary ooopering for thu
State at Joliet hB long ago ~ when Casey and
Sanger had tho Penlteutary, and when sloy bad
contract for whisky barrels we Away. made
tho buns. g.stayea from iAf TO three gnartera Of
% inch thicker nt the bung thnn the reat OF The
etaves. II was said among tho boys that there
waH .tealing In that Iung-htave. but did MI.
know exactly how thoy gauged barroir, 20 sup"
tose they layo been RteailnR this way ten or
sweivo yearu two or three gallons ln barrel.
wrote to Mr. Ward, District Attorney, hbout
1t ieat fall but guess he ddu't wAnt to know
much atout ruct t!iuga. But you find these old
prison.n,ade whisky barrele aud you will SEQ how
much stealing haa bocn going on this way AZ
we'll "a tbs other Ways. CuAiu4Ra CAATEn.
, 1876-02-08
WHISKY.
Scenes Attending the Appear.
ance Of Babcock Before
the Court at st.
Louis.
Counsel for tho Defendant Beg aud
Are Granted Another Day
for Preparation.
satisfactory Precautions Taken to
Prevent the 0verorowding
Of the COURTROOM.
Short Personal Descriptions Of Distin-
guished Gentlemen interest
ed in the Trial.
A First.Class Wrangle Likely to
Occur Over Luckey's I'm.
lucky Cipher.
Rumora Of tho Flight of Couple Of
Chicago Government Witnesses.
Profits in Making Whisky Here
nt Present.
NlY AID. Jonas Was Wantcd at Hill
waukec.
DABC0CK.
TILE TRiAt
A First.Class Wrangle Likely to
Occur Over Luckey's I'm.
lucky Cipher.
Rumors Of tho Flight of Couple of
Chicago Government Witnesses.
Profits in Making Whisky Hero
ut Present.
YYhy AID. Jonas Nns Wanted nt Hill
yYaukcc.
DABCOC7K,


'7E .hlAl'
p1AAf'
spsetnt Dtspaseh "a 1ht chahsa 7Tfonsf.
sT. LouIs, Mc, Feb. 7.-As o1pccshd' tho
Dabcock trial did not begin to-day. Tomorrow,
thov nav lin Gobt wi,i octua1,v HARM hit. In
..' ..'os oes, Wv -. ~" a.".s.5.s :. .1sn -
the op'n'oh OF souf coi1ebpopucn'' ina5 W
"Wednesday OF Thursday before sho clash Of te-
eoun1pR RsfuB lis brought to our cars, 1t Ii
manifest TINT tia defonse ia not at,ite ready,
49,, 49, ,,,a..,o.,a 49, t,,a4 .,ov ,,,n t,ob+ for
"uo 'uu autsas'o'o w. saas 10y w.. - .o.,I-
one or TWO dhy6 more OF oolay 10 otael u 1oe11-
II themselves moro thoroughly for tho desperate
bout which t1oy arc about to hayo with Uncle
son,,s dorn of war. Tn tho meantime prcpasa.
.n. w .,,nn r,ni1,v ~, m both s;dcs md
:, %o"o ~ ",.,,'1sa ,-,.,, a.ns -,
tuo oton' 4'"'o oeoH 'PA'"A. " ~
dtthk t1e mctaPnosscat Eo1e taat ID ~ Ao"'
IUnL1o lNTRhEHr
Ia prnnt. md rnntdly increasing, There wna .
ncrToct r7,ah ror seats this rnoru[np. and thoae
i', ~. a,..,,,. 81. -. ,ro~o ..,1o5 I,ou.aJ A..
WIZ Bo1 e'etp'u paeeo "o.o S"oo 'oo'oo' 1a'
early AZ o'clock pooplo WHO had any teason 70
hcl!eYo they could secure admission from tho
oo,cn1a onardino tim passapos to khe unitol
o..t"" c;rsn;, x.,,+,, ,.oro .ot,o,lno in .ho
''a'1s o"o"'s 0"A - IL. So
neiRhborhood, and, ny hat1-Past " tne oousF
room proper vas comfortably fllod. The hatia
wero thropged with these who could get thua
f,r ,rd un furt1,or
~- T,,p cnr,nr ov r11r rAararAc1E
, 1876-02-08

CnooKED IELEoRAN1 WANTED.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 7.--Judge Woods has
tahlled au order By Which tho telegraph managers
a,c o,dased aud commanded to produce before
th~ GfAnd jury upon their demand any and MI
dispatches received at or sent from New Orleans.
TlH order Ia Intended TO cover tho crooked
whisky correspondence bctweou Waetora dis
t.lesl sud No:v Orleans,
, 1876-02-08

NASHVILLE, Fob. 7.-W. I. Berry i Co., book
sellers, rnads MI assignment to-day.
s,sxhlt Hapateh ta The Chicago Iribun4.
DuBuquE, H., Feb. 7.-Delden, Of rarkers-
burg, las failed aud closed up his eiayator. 4
uuusher OF farmers in that vicinity lost heavily
ono man 8Uu bushels and smother 1.700 bushels
Of wheat. Tho excitement oras tho syeut IL ln-
tan4n.
, 1876-02-08
A Persuasive Policy that Puts to tho
Blush That Practiced in
Louisiana.
Cardinal Manning Denies all partid-
.e.ion in tho nitualistio Hove.
Tie Mark Lane Express' Review Of Tho
1ircalstufIs Market.
Matters to Re Treated Of in tho Queon'A
forthcoming Speech.
TURKEY.
NCtNEb
wAEIa Of ttOHTXHE1Eo,

"'H7a VI MoStxsEhho'
IT fETFnsnunn, Fob. 7.-Negotia!ions bo-
tween Turkey and Montenegro tor tho cessiou Of
IL a,.,a,1 th.t n +, ro.au.,-. tor Mortn,,aa-, l.,
49, s,"s..s', ".'.SN ~ ~, ~. osoes.o .' ~
III" lncleaH7'' pasture lanuHt aha turkey ouefs
prospect for BatihfyinG th1a requirement. ~ an
opponuuo moment. hut thn sat!Icmen. OF such
aneo.al nue.tion. nox ,o.h, comnl,c,,r RI.
<,n,..., ,.a,,,,
keno'a' 's7o'' .......
TIL phornsE' hEfohas.
I}KEI1S. Feb. 7.-.Tno Snhllme borta'a circular
III regar,! to ,Le reforms promised tu The no,th-
er,, nrn-,ncc. menttnre =, Tho h,,. NJ i,a IA.
.,s;a,' ~, ,'l, 49, .sa,,s.;a sAs ".,
e'7'''' 'o' pn'3 III" ueeos'"''oa VIII haAtR-s
huasla. and Germany, but also tho support {
the ache,nu by othor guaranteeing poxets.
, 1876-02-08

re!o. avcsaging 05 gallons each. or 2,7o5 gal
lons
From tbs foregoing It will be acen that tie
net coas--not making any allowance for tho i,,-
teEest on the capital tnyeasod-ta l4.G733
coutA tcr gallon. The yield por bu#ilc! Of grain Ia
i3.1732 ,,inrts. The corn uted Ia OF tile con1-
ruoneat llni:y. and in Board Of Trade c.rclcs ia
called "reIected."
THE DAILY BALANCE SHEET
!1ndor tho foregoing computation would stand
about as follows:
Cost nf material, labor, etc. ... ..,.....$ 61oi2
Tax on 9,7u1 galuns Al % cents. $50
Total coxt. .&3.o35.t2
CT,
Receipts from F!oi,e. .................S 110Qo
~ barrels Ut wii.es--2 t7H5 gallona-ht
RI n-3 -
, 1876-02-08

fA1HEH IA1kOR,
S,4ttai Dislateh 10 Ths Cilraqo Tribune,
Dylut1r. Ill.,, Fob. 7.-Fathor 1Ay!or tho
California street. preacher, who has apeut mhuy
years tn 1uda, Australia, aud aouth Africa.
preached here this evening in the Methodist
Church. Father Taylor IL foot high, has
flue, commanding appearance, heavy gray
beard. and puts us In mind of what IN o'dcn
limo Evangelist might hayo been. Ne dclivorod
q mort powerful, oisucHt, clear, and convincing
argument upon tue importance ot jnstidca-
ton by faith. Tho discourse vas 1tea with
thrilling anecdotes OF his own experiences Az
An evangelist in India aud Australia. IL 0 also
gayo all account Ut his labots with Moody nna
Hapkoy in London. II Ia no wonder that preacll.
i,,g like that OF Fathc1 Iaylot's hks been beasad
tr all lauda by tho conversion OF thousands.
Ucou tho conclusion OF his powerful appeal To
Milpprs to aubm!t aud embrace Chtlst 4e gave
an account Of what he has boon doing III lHola.
We hope your people will have the pFlvtseEe Of
hearing tits original and eloquent mat SPEAK in
your city.
MooDY's NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
NEw YonK, Feb. 7.-NotwtthHsauAtnK tho oaa
condition oi tue streets, fully 9,ty pcople A.
tended the 1eytyal services Of Moody aud ban
kew At the Hlrpodsomo this ayonng. sankey
snng .suo1d tho Fo1k,'' aud otaur hymns, tho
choir OF loo trained VOICES aut the audieuce
mining In tho chorus Moody preaeAed from
ii,n toat ;" fiod bath chosen the weak things Of
tt,c wnrId 10 confoun4 sAe strong" lle fer-
ysntly vxhoslet all to pay fur tho split OF God
Ia nuickeu thcm for s!ls good Wofk. lio AL
,'n't,tcaI :" uuou pssyes-ueeting for every day.
Alter another hymn. the benadlction was pro-
nJ In sIo su,.l!or hall the Rev. Stephen II. Tying,
Jr., addressed large sudionoa.
, 1876-02-08
FIRES.

xpa-mt DfsFnirh is1"s Casc:I =. s..~
CHaMrA10n. H.. Fob. 7.-ual :.-,E:srr.inx
city of UsbanR MAS Waited b5 tire thin musn-
Ing, which buried 4 lot Of old buildings which
have been m eye.soro to the town for years.
Tbs following list includes tho natnes and also
tue amount Of loss, together With tho amount Of
insurance 2. Z. Gill, loss on building sl,500,
no insurance; John Reimund, tawelcr, loss On
building, $1,000. insured for $500 tn the Phoui1
Of Brooklyn, stock Insured for $500. loss small
on stock II. D. BuBey. loss on building. a 200,
no insurance; W. II. Bomors loHs on building
eyVO, no insurance: Abo Kutz tobncconis.,
rtock insured for $500 in ihe Phus.ix Of Hart.
phenix Of brooklyn 4: Y. Confer, confecsonos.
$500 in tho Bcntuhh Commercial. loeb partial
II. Eppatcin. tofhccontst, insured for e.0o in
the Homo OF Colnmbus. o., $500 in tho T1ndosa'
iug SlU0, Insured in the Hartford aud rhenix
OF Brooklyn for $3, GOO; John Skunk. eloD On
furniture. insured in tho phnnix OF Hartford.
Tho fire Was DO doubt set by an lncendlHJ. and
larEe surmises are lndulgeu in as to tho iudivid-
ual'a ldunttty.
IN NEW YORK.
NEW IonK, Feb. 7.-Laeo last ng::. '.o1.S
broke out in Frank RbonoTs furniture establish
mont, Nos 81 tud u Dowery, aud in short
tiuo The wall Of No. 81 foil on the roof Of Nos.
BG md SCH, crushing 1t til and setting fire to the
building, which, with Nos 81 and 81. nere do.
Btsoyed. and No. 80 was uluch damaged, causing
o tosu cstimnted at s15U.00o. Tho insurance 10
about TO per cont. Hhoney'e loss is $45. 900, and
his ,nsurance $3.50 The loss on tho buildings
is $50 GuU. Tho remainder Of tho loss IL dis
t!ibutcd among number Of occupants.
At RUSSELL STATION. u,
C1xc1ssA11 O., Feb. 1.-The Commercials
Massillo1t O., special rays Peter Rich's brewery
at Russell Station, Tuscsrora Valley Railrund,
burned last nsut. Luss estimated at $4,000.
Insurance, $1,000.
NEAR MIDLAND MICH.
Sptctat Utspa,eh to Thu CA4eap0 FYlhnne.
EAST sAolsAH, Mich. Feb. 7.-Larkin's ahlnRlo
mills, miles from Midland, burned up yeates.
day. LOSS e., 600 no tusurance.
IN CHICAGO.
About 10 o'clock last night a fire was discov-
ored ia tho nnorllsg bousath tho ~fusnaco In
lobey's phckiug-hou corner Of Eighteenth
aud uroyo st.oeta. The flames nero axsinguishod
by tho might wAtchman OF tho establishment
without sounding an alarm.
, 1876-02-08

NEAR MIDLAND. MICH.
5ptctut Utspa.eh to The CA4enpo TYIhan.
EAST SAo1sAW, Mich. Feb. 7.-Larkins ahlnR!o
mills, milcs from Midland, burnod up yeates.
day. Loss e., 600 j; no Insurance.
, 1876-02-08

Tie coFartnerAh1p heretofore exis!lng bctwecn
Atratn s. Esluay and Edwin II. Hu1se, uuder tho frn.
name OF 4. 8. EsmAJ Co., IA this day dissolved by
mutual CONSENT 4. g. Esnsy retriua from tle 1nans-
llctnr,ng and sale Of bedding. aud Ttnan for
srm OF Three yoarn from this date fl the city of ci"
sago, Ill r. IL. IInlso to asRusue al assets and la6
ues and collect aud ray sumo. A. s. E.AMAi,
CAiclgQ, Fob. I, 1910. E. 81. HlLhE.
, 1876-02-08

RTN1TRSIIII.
Tho undersigned have this day formed copastnet-
hip under tho 1r1n namo Of L. N. Hu1so < co.. Tor
le ruspoee Of manufacturing and selluG Mntttesses
md Bedding. ~ auctcssptt to A. t. Exmay y Co 142
Est IAke,sf r. II. HUISE,
q. A. KEl.NlDHAN.
, 1876-02-08

At RN55ECc . III WV VI =.
CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 7.--The Commercials
Msssillott O., special rays Peter Rici's brewery
at Russell Station, Tuscsrora Faiioy Railrnnd,
burned last nsut. Losa estimated ut 9l6,0oo.
Insurance, sG0U0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-13

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