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New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Neap'2lorls Daily gribaa1e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, AUGUST 20. 1877.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORrIGN.-Kustendje has been reOccuped by the
Russians. - The Russians occupy in force line
from Tisnova TO the Shipka Pass. -= VI. Gam
beta predicts sweeping Republican triumph at
the French elections. -= King Alfonso has for-
nally received Minister Lowell
DnMFsJIc-Friends of ex-Presdent Grant deny
that he is in any way responsible for the recognition
of the Nichols Government Of Louisiana. --
satellite to the planet Mars has been discovered by
Prof Hall Of the United States Naval Observatory.
- President Hayes held q formal reception
Saturday evening at the house of Secretary Evars at
Windsor Vt. wherehe remained yesterday -- The
employees Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company almost
unanimously refuse to return to work at the old
rates. -- DR.. Charles w. Chancellor has examined
the almshouses Of Maryland, at the request OF
the Governor, and reports great neglect IN many
of the Counties. == Rhadamanthus, OriOle. Gal
way and Rappabannock won the Saratoga races.
CITY AID SUBURBAN.-A pooling OF telegraph re-
ceipts is stated TO have been arranged Atlantic and
Pacific to have one-eighth. == Thomas II. liar
ding. crazed by troubles, wounded his hOusekeeper
and killed himself. ==- The New-Orleans Rife
Team arrived. == A little cripple was fatally in
iured in a family feud in Mott-st. =- Commits
sioner Fink declared that Canada Southern would re-
eeive same penalty as Wabash fcu.tng rates should
Se proved. = ST. Patrck's r. {. Church in jersey
city was dedicated. - The Susie S., Pluck-and-
Lnck and Frou-Frou won the prizes at the New
Rochelle Yacht regatta. 60 Gold 1858, 1885
1888. Gold value of the lcga-tender dollar at the
close. 9491c. Stocks after opening duh and weak
became excited and advanced rapidly closing firm
TIE WEATnER.-TMBUNE local observations in
Sicate a continuance of warm and fair weather.
Thermometer yesterday, 73o, SO, To.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Tn France the political situation is becoming
clearer Each day increases the dissensions OF
the Royalists, and demonstrates the futility OF
endeayoriDg to establish Government In OPP
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

The recapture by the Russians of Kustendje
a port on the Black Sea az the base of the
Dobrudja-.explains the inability of the Turkish
feet to be of great service so long as it has
not troops at its command to occupy such
places rs it may protect or attack. 1t Is under
stood that this lack of land force deters Ho-
bart Pasha from trying to cope with the tor
pedoes aud batteries defending Odessa.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

The sudden advance of a Russian Army,
about 10000 strong, against the Turkish
lines around Kars, seems likely to be the pre-
lude of important operations in that quarter.
The Turks assert that the Russians were re-
pulsed in this. attack, but. as the loss was
small On both sides, it is evident that gen
eral engagement was avoided. This time the
Russians are apparently resolved not TO scattar
their troops. -t.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

The Judgment of very clear-headed OBJ
server ON the state of feeling among New
England Republicans is given in our letter
from Windsor, VT, and it deserves attention.
Ii cannot be denied that majority of the party
in Vermont is displeased with the Southern pol
lev of the Administration, and it is probable that
the same feeling of irritation or distrust, or
whatever one ought to call it, extends through
the other New England States. Certainly it Is
pretty strong in Maine The disestablishment
order is also unpopular, not merely with the
"oilce-holders' ring" but with the country
voters who have never suffered under the
tyranny of a Custom House, but have been
used to thrust the trouble and expense of
political campaigns upon the village Post
master finding him upon the whole a reason
ably faithful and intelligent steward. Perhaps
they Will like the order still less whens sthey
are asked to pay the whole cost of setting up
their candidate for the next election. But
even Civil Service Reform rules cannot be
made elastic enough to fit all communities
and all conditions of public wealth and
morals. The order which seems needless in
Vermont may be of vital importance in much
bigger and wickeder places.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Thomas II. Harding, finishing a bad way OF
living by an attempt at murder and his own
suicide, has furnished a terrible story which
points its own moral. Perhaps it was for
tunate for the community that he ended his
life, since in case he had been tried for his
murderous assault he would probably have
made q successful defence on the ground of
insanity, and it is not desirable to have that
kind OF insane people among us.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

Our correspondence from Vermont indicates
that the Democrats are really in earnest, at
least in England, in hoping to make some
impression i'll the next canvass by the cry of
"fraudn Two reasons are given for this: first,
that the Democratic party has nothing else for
war-cry; second, that the masses of the
party are so ignorant and prcjudiced that no
common sense on the subject is TO be expected
from them. This view Is not hatteuDg TO the
Democracy, but il is correct.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31
DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Thursday. May 81, 1877.

Coat On the principle tbe; oae ex-
IRENE usually follows anot gen
eral reaation in the coal mark or thi.
coast, has for some time been antici-
patcd. Bat the reaction has failed 70
set in, and the coal market has con-
tinued fat and stagnaut. There is nox,
however. fair prospect for all im-
provement in the market The low
prices which have ruled ~ long aud
the poor demand. have 80 demoraiize1
the market that many Of the dealers n
coal at San Francisco, have. As e natur-
al consequence frozen out" and quit
the business. The result Of all this ha.
been that the business has gradually
worked into fewer bands; the big fish
have gradually devoared the smaller
fry," and will soon have things pretty
much their own way IS soor a these
few dealers get exclusive cot,ssol OF the
market. the price is likely To aivance.
or at least, II will he held firm, aud
fluctuations will cease. This will be
an impossan; point gaioed IN favor Of
our coal interest. Already there is
less uncertainty and more reliability
about the market. and general revival
of confidence among producers is per-
ceptibie The recsip:s of foreign
Goals, VIC arc Informed. have dwindlcd
down to o minimum, and Australian
coal has already advanced II per ton.
This advance is due 20 the scarcity Of
that coal i'm the .nasket, and the fact
that those who have been in the habit
Of using it for some time. wonid rather
pay q small advance per ton than make
change IL IS the same with all other
qualities. For instance: those who have
been using Seattle coal for long time.
would rather pay small advance per
ton than change it for any other qaali-
ty. 1t is vary difficult 20 introduce n
new variety Of coal into the market.
and when it once has secured footing.
it is quite as hard 10 work it out Our
Goals have now secured lead in the
market and are gradually reaching a
large demand; SO this advantage gained
is most important onc to our coal in
tercsts. 1t is at least certain that prices
will not rule lower than ut present,
and for the reason indicated they are
likely to improve Even admitting that
present rates are to be firmly main
tanned, our coal interests have bril-
lisnt prospect in view for the future
The cost of production At our mines is
being gradually reduced. The Seattle
company can produce four tons of coal
1T the same expense that they produced
three tons year ago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

THEATRE. Of the most talented
young actresses that has visited our city
for long time is Miss Georgia Hayne.
who appeared here early in the Spring
with the Wilton Troupe with great sue
cess. She IS accomplished and artistic
ia her acting aud render. her imper-
sonations with intense dramatic feeling
Quite "a tunch may be said of Mr.
Frank Wilton. who IS = talented. care
ful actor Of much more than ordinary
ability. These favoritcs are to appear
here again al Friday evening in Don
Caesar do Bazsn." Since they were
here last several members have been
added to the troupe from san Francisco.
and the cast OH this OCCASION will he
Il strong one. Mr.. Wilton requests us
10 state that all slang and profanity
which has heretofore been INDUCED IN
TO So great An extent on our boards. will
be carefully excluded. and the enter
tainment rendered refined aud
pleasant one in every particular.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

~ Two thirsty customers, one a
Dutchman and the other an lrishman.
dropped into the Vanity Fair saloon
yesterday. simultaneously. III quest OF
lager As they edged up to the bar.
the Dutchman stared tie Irisman near
ly out of oonntenanee for a moment,
and, then with sudden impulse.
caught his hand. aud wss about To gave
il vigorous shake, when taking Sec
ond glance AT the man be dropped i; As
ii it was "A viper, The Irishman looked
COMPOUNDED for "A moment aud stood
staring at tire buchanan rs motionless
ms a monument: then his eauntonance
lit up suddenly. As II he saw through
it all, aud he said; Faith an | thought
it WAS YOU; an you thought 1t VAS me-
an' it was neither of u.s. ''iaw. said
the Du,chman. with broad grin, ''unt
dot Is So. and WAS al udder man; INT
you vas net him. ant We vas both some
other poiies.'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31
sSy- The new stone front of Messrs

sg~ The new stone front Of Messrs.
Crawford s. HarringtoJ's building is
now nearly completed. and yesterday
a new elevated side walk was laid along
the front of it and the bank building,
As soon AS the Jacks can be got back
from Tacoma all the buildings along
the street from Crawford il Harring
tons to the large 2-story brick of Schwa-
baoher Bros. & Co, will be raised up TO
the grade, and the new sidewalk viii
then bs strung along the whole dis
tancc from Mill To Washington streets.
The next buildings la go up after that
job is completed. will be the Bank Ex-
change Saloon building and the mar
ket buil'liug ola the opposite side of the
street The work of tilling up the
street TO the grade ought to be com
meaced as soon rs the first named build,
irgs are put in position. as il is a mat
ter Of great Inconvenience for the mer-
chants along there TO remain suited
above the grade as they are at present.
aud il renders tho crossing OF the stree,
difficult to all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

The LsTEsr.-Amoug those oily.
sleek. hammered vag., that prey upon
society lake gopheFs on . corn field
Hae '1@ve~ sl;ss e .at.E, ais. Fever BAY
4 cent. -t0w sui tnea oue comes 10
the surface with some ue. and original
deslces for making q shift, developing
certain amount Of ingenuity and
downright Eiiiaiay that IS quite astouni-
ing The i.tes; talcutei protest. of
this kind that coming notlca is one
Hot, VITO ~2s, IN company wIth anoth-
er vag. recently raa ou: If Victoris by
the police Offices Thorndlkc vas in
formed Of lis having been dispatched
from thai city. aud upon his ARRIVAL in
tais city, made Il point - watch him
Night Cefofe last. after following In
the wax ot the get; for sofae time. lie
no;icod him enter or ( Of the hotels He
went Ia immediately afterwards, snd
learned 81 the aigheeicrk that the Eel
low Lad registered .4 Albert Moor"
hal left some m8ncf OH deposit IN the
ale. al gone 10 hzs! lie ported tie
clerk ~. his character. and al siscI hiu,
20 watch tb fellow closely. - he b.
lieysd be * : there for no good pYr-
pose When The lay clerk came on he
posted l.iin The fellow lad come IL 20
bis dinner and gone again, when the
clerk coacl add IL gog 4 be veil 10 .x-
anime the $40 roll ard asct r,ain wheth-
CT It was genuine o- not It proved,
however. to bs Only roll Of ola boiler
pnGchenus done up - a. 10 look for ell
the world Ike so reii Had the
cl rk not beoa posted by the police he
would not have "smelt the mice" and
the chap would have run up two or
three weeks board bill Oh the strength
If the money he had left Oh deposit,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31
THAT'S WHATS THE MATrER.-T

Star makes center shot at the fact in
the following observation Some men
act very strange when they come here
pretending 10 look for work. Instead
Of pushing cut into the woods among
logging camps or among the farmers
they hang about town Very little il
any Of the logging or farming in thi.
country is done in bar rooms Those
who push out generally find work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

L. The sch orer Excelsior arrived
at Per: TOWNSEND yesterday .tom san
Francisco: also. the ship ". Libby,
which on her pssssge up lest her fore
topsail ward, The latter vessel Wall DC
here sotne time 10 day. She viii lead
with Seattle coal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

Joseph iIsckett, Alfred Hackctt,
Newcastle, Wm Dennis. Squak; G ii
n knowitou. Port Townsend, Mrs )
/. Wallace. Ia Conner; ii l. Tibbais.
Port Townsend, X Neil. Pat Dunlng,
Ia Conner; James Armstrong. Port
land, Thomas Duffy. john o'Brien,
Victoria Vim Murphey. Wm Gurilla,
Rod Bluff. California; Mrs VI Carr.
Ste,lacoem; ii II Hearth. oroville. Cal
lfoiuia
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31
AMERICAN HOUSE

c A Blood. City; johnson, Ske gil
City, Charles Robinson. DAT; A Moon,
John Bokett, John Brown. : Randall.
Port Townsend; I : johnson. /. II
Giberson, Jas Brown. " Carter, O Pc
teison, Tacoma; l. uaggerty. q + Flat
a.. snohonish City. Chas A Thayer,
San Francisco; Miss Cartwalth. Tho>
Moran. II c Cotvejl. Olympia; NJ L
Hicks, sal,aan Bay: ii II Poor. La
Conner. ) ] Randall. Port Ludl0w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

L. the bark Montans arrived here
last evening, Il days oat, fFoni S.a
Francisco. Sho sailed foer days after
the ". Libby. She is ia charge a. i
new Captain Weeks. .'snefit -
ia sellaouer lsovstt Peacock
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

yAn invitation has been sent 10 the
Victoria msrksmon. by Jack Levy, IN
come ever en- the Fourth AMI engsge
in target match with the Seattle boys
on a range Of from leo 10 200 yards
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

- Mr. Thornaike YESTERDAY lo's -
this oiiioe half dezen .ggs laisi ~ a's
Cochin hens The sax weighed over -
ounces. lie Informs as that sgss is"o'
this hseo.i average ''oeble the weis5ss 81
ordinary hen's eggs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

cYl, was reported a; Po's fo~p
send yesterday ,ha, sastou. tae waf-
derer of Howard, Was on La.srf lsl.ls' :
where he & tie- arrest. Az. "-r'e n''
one cares 10 tnalss, bllG.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

sB- White river is how almost as
low rs its lowest Sunmer stage. Unless
there is rise sson, the Comet wall not
be able 10 run up further than DIS
tance Of twenty miles beat week. Ihe
crops arc all doing finely. ami the hops
are already as high as the TOPS Of the
peles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31
The People Want Proof.

There j. Re medicine prescribed by
physicians. ar soid by druggists. that
superior virtue "a BoscuEE's GERMAN
SywUr for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. az any
disease # the Tlraa; ami Luuss. A
prs,ot II ahat fsct il iha; ANY pcrsou
afflicted, can ees Sample Bottle fol-
10 cents and cry - superior effect be
tore hayirg the regular size Al - cents
/; has latsly bsea introduced IA this
country from Germany. And as wonder
fsi oasss are astonishing everyone that
uses i; Three doses Ns.l relieve any
case. Try 1t.
CesNE 4 BR0H&A Agents,
>aa Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

~ The harken.ine Emma Augusta
arrived at Port Gamble yesterday from
San Francisco; also. the schooner Lett
TIA from the same place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

-" The bark Caroline Reed arrived
at Port Blakely yesterday from san
Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

sE' ON the 18th inst the bark
Prince Rupert. from London, and the
bark Gertrude, from Australia, arrived
a, Victoria. Il. G..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

,-fgtx eeAtTHgEL RASTsMN CeS No~
1 ~ xrsssgsxs sgA1ly ay 5asA f4stss> snA ss"ztss
.,--s, -. wSs street s,stweesl rlSs ALL aseA.
ErsSe. ~tth salt 5 ssass. ~ ; faek Tts TX -
wIsh ssi saass 4 eSzts, - Ts-&sts - 81
Hayzs~4sts
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

sg- The steamer Fanny Lske Sill
no, leave Tor the SkAg.t &c Ain aot's
Friday morning st : o'clock
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

- The barkentiuc Ella sailed from
Frecpost for san Francisco yesterday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-31

DR.. STEELE. who has for years been iI the
Proprietary Medicine business. and Who has
travelled In various parts of the world in search
of information. has great confidence In the ErAd.
ics:ssr ~ the Ne Pins Ultra Of safe. sure and
relishie remedies for general use - Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with . bottle without delay
and yen will always keep IL IN the family and ssve
money. Don't be put Of with some ether pyspsr-
ssion- Take only Steeie's Pain Ersiieator. We
can prosinee thousands Of testimonials - 20 the
made bat trial will prove 10 tho most
skeptiea that 1t 10 truly al Eradicstof OF Pains.
Aches and Ihnxmmatioas. II has been. and 10
now. constantly usesi by hnrsemen a. . Iiri.
ment. and has saved more valuable property Of
that Kind than any other preparation. Take
pains to see that YOU set the genuine.
Put up in large bottles and for sal. by dru
gists anl dealers, II you happen to- be In .
locality vhsr. srEELE's PAIN ERADiCArok
cannot lie obtained. send - the nearest vhct
druggist. or g. the Agents.
NJ. A. NELLY, Seattle
Jobbing Agent for the Sound Porte
CRANE BRIGHAM
Wholesale Druggists,
s9a. 5at and Sse Front street san Francisco Cal.
friee 81 PR Large Bottle SIX Bottles for IS.
spiSdAw5'a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-04
Amusemsnts Elsewhere.

Kate Claxton played in Nashville last
week.
Louise Pomeroy played in Baltimore
last week.
Fanny Davenport played a successful
engagement at Indianapolis last week.
The Boucicault comedy company
played in Buffalo, and will be followed
by Edwin Booth.
John Z. Owens and the Humpiy
Dumpty troupe were at Cincinnati.
Joseph Murphy this week.
The Williamsons in Struck Oil and
Mckee Rankin's company in The Dan.
ties were the attractions at Chicago last
week.
Robson and Crane produced in Boston
Mr.. Joseph Bradford's new play, Oar
Bachelors, aud ended their engagement
Saturday.
The P~appenhim Opera Troupe per
formed in New Orleans last week; Mil
ton Noble played at Bidvelrs. The
Genevieve Rogers Combination thil
week.
The Oates Opera Company ended il
engagement at Pittsburg Saturday
Charlotte Thompson played in Nemesis
and will be followed by D. H. Harkins.
Jsnauscheck appears in Pniladelphis
this week. Rignold will play in Henri,
V. Charles Reade's version of Tn
Lyons Mail has been successfully pre-
duced at the Chestnut Street Theater.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers has a play calle.
The Woman in Red" aud the othe
Aight she couldn't make out why tn
house was so extraordinarily large unit.
she found that IN the advertisement
Red" read Bed" She hasn't mad
up her mind as to wat the people el
pected to see.-[Ex.
Joe Jefferson ended his engagement 6
Booths Theater, New York, Saturday
Fanny Davenport appeared Monday
Sothern returns to Lord Dundreary th.
week. Mary Anderson opened last wee
in Evadne, and closed itiu Guy Name.
ing, meeting with great success in bot
&, plays, Boucicault played in The Sbaugl
raun at Brooklyn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-04
LEDGER LINES.

1877 Union street for rent.
The marrying season has fully set in.
The school board meets next Monday
night.
The general council will meet to NOR.
row night.
A much needed roof is being put on
the Beal street msrket'house.
The Lone Fisherman" should be seen
by every disciple of Izaac Walton.
Major W. H. Rhea, who was very i'll a
few days ago, is up again and able to be
on the streets.
Flora Wolf, the woman stabbed by
Mike Higgins, is improving and in a fair
Esy to recover
MacEvey's Hibernicon gives a fnal
performance ct the Groenlsw Opera
House tonight.
Front street presented an active ap.
pearance to. day, with q good movement
lin general merchandise.
A fashionable wedding takes place to.
morrow at Q pm, at the First Presby
terrain church, on Poplar street.
The large receipts Of produce, apples
ETC., by aatboats has glutted the marke'
and caused prices to take a tumble.
All gas meters will freeze unles
wrapped with cid blankets, carpets, o
something that will keep the frost out.
Evangeline, by the Rice ExtravSganz.
Combination, at the Memphis Theatsr to
night. Matinee tomorrow at ? o'clock
The sale Of tickets in the gran,
drawing Of the Louisiana lottery con
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-04
nIsastrous Fra at Jackson

The fire at Jackson Saturday night
was very disastrous. An entire business
block, except a livery stable, was des-
troyed, and one life was lost, q colored
man named George Washington, killed
by the falling of a wall. The following
losses are stated;
lands & Burnell, carriage manufac.
tory and repository-loss on buildings,
$4,000; on stock, $500; nearly all the
stock saved no insurance; Miss Jennie
BledSoe, millinery, loss on stock, $3.50;
no insurance; Lindsey Murrell, loss on
two store buildings, $4,000; insured for
$500; loss on stock, $4,000; insured for
$1,000; W. H. Hemphill, grocer; loss on
stock, $500; Insured for $500, two
buildings owned by Mrs. B.. Davidson
and Wyatt Taylor, value $1,000,
insured for $4,000; Robinson 4
Hurts, furniture; loss on stock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-04

$i2. 900, and al books and ae-
counts; insured for $1,000; loss on build
ing, $4,000, insured for $4,000. Wilkinson
q Taylor, loss on stock, $1,000; insured
for $4,000; damage to stock saved esti-
mated at $500. McCutchen & Co.,
grocers, loss on stock $1,000; no insur-
ance, Anderson 4 Taylor, on buildings
$4,000, insured for $4,000. jackson Die
patch printing Office, loss Of the entire
stock, S25O0; insured for $lO5O; will re-
sumo publication at an early day. Smith
& Coyle, saloon, loss $500; no insurance.
A building owned by John Y. Keith,
valued at $500; no insurance. Ike
Lewis saloon and restaurant was saved.
The building was owned by W. D. Robin
son, and valued at $500; no insurance.
This foots up losses on buildings, $685..
900; on stock, $37 $50. Total loss, $72,-
$50; insurance, 1872, $50.
The following Insurance. companies are
represented, with risks here given; New
York UNDERWATER Agency, $1,000;
Hartford, 1880; Home of New York,
$3.50; Fire Association of Philadelphia,
$4,000; Western of Toronto, $4,000; Ger
man.American, $l25O; Insurance Com.
pany Of North America, $1,000; Phenix
Of Brooklyn, $2825; Peoples of New
Jersey, $500; North British and Mercan-
tile $50.