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, 1877-12-10

Rupture Of m arssEY In tho right aru. Tried
tho laoat prominent surgeons in thls city wtthou
bsnatl BY accident heard Of Dc: dlles' Ltnimeut
Iodids Of Ammonia. It acted like magic. Am
now we'll, w. B1RuE, Nas. Doc. oraannt Church
b. Jtsncls Xevisz, Sixteenth ststst, New York
FoE s4ls by Ill druxXt1ts.
, 1877-12-10

Don't tRtda With soss throat, o. : bad cough Of
cold, when E1tuety ~ 1use, prompt. and lhoF-
onya q Dr. Jayne's ExpsetoEsnt can ts readily
Obtained.
, 1877-12-10

Upuu the Hsalth Of the Tos4h
depends the purity OF the breath. Preserve shsm
gullsmtshcd BY the use oe tho famous sozodont,
that perfectly hasu.lsas vegetable pfepasaiuu and
you will never fcXret Il,
, 1877-12-10

II you need hasuleas Atluulaut take Santord'l
Jamaica Ginger.
, 1877-12-10

necessity for one. Conk1iuE Is flushed with his
apparent surccst, hut they arc ol,lY nnpsrcHt.
In TN. end lie ia sure To .c whipped; tan scc
tay M te
New York appointinrnt.. an,i NJ he has I" do
"a to rcrnatn lin. anil Mr.. ConktInR's ,lescat II
merely II matter II time. 1hr quarrel hns not
been patched nr, and t Their relative attiutlcs
but Conkling will i,asc 10 s,.cr,tfnl,. avc the
lest of evidence 10 thnt elFcrt.'
And this seems IT, he the general lmnrcaeton
here. Coukting's primal hurst, ami tic s,lrface
Indications that lie might triumph In the end.
completely turned bis hldn'le hcal. 4 few Of
the more lnbcr-baeked gentry III the arnntc
were inclined tt side wIth lin, but upon liis
prospects he established suc', degree of pre-
toplofsy manner that he tllfgustcd even those
who werc inclined 10 all him. 1fls sudden
jump into national EreatMess through that Mag
beth trap known as tho Rochester Contention
The proprietnship of the State Of Now York,
he proposed to lake II nut Irlru under the ton
trol VI the Administration crown himself King.
and b,lstd up H. nurt IT offensive atis tocracy
low much lne depended nw,n tho gas ',s l!al
generated, OF how thin ile wuul!t co1nc nut sisn
in,ncturct1. he opened tho hattie, nntl in the
surprise GnRcndrrcd by thu ifrkt Onslaught he
was q little nhead. But now lIu yuakcs. Ills
grand and mighty air Of superiority has given
way to snappfBllness and a snAriing inanner
that make t,in, personally nore Offensive ti,nst
he was in his role Ut Duke OF York. lie Ia not
q Thurman, and has no resources +,
of tho first drop 81 his own biotnl.
lie represents no principle whose ruins would
make d monument for lin. His strugglc ia
merely for llte personal aRGrandizerncnt, At'tii
fixture Is tcatl to Tim. And he hegins to feel
this tcenly. There Ia troubled look In hia
eyes. flo ilas base,l himself on The gucstlon, Is
Koscoc Conkltng tho most powerful Mnn in thu
countryf Aud negative answer will not cvcll
leavc him tho advantage Of comparison: Il rclr
gates him to almost obscurtty. Yet he II a nlan
pf talent, and had he founded IFS ambition upon
fos aTe 3 II a ssn oofe ~ Woia Sa
ativocary, his defeat would not lave affected
him, since 1t wolild have bcen referred 10 tt,t
weakness 0f his cause and not himself. But,
standing AZ he tlocs, prolonxlng a kclilst con
test, tho first disaster Is Ills ruiz. Amnn make,
mistake wliert lie urlugs Ills own Importance
into question. 9. II.
, 1877-12-10

THE EALL-ANsONDIN0T TOPIC.
10 tAA Editor at IN T5stxs1.
K1oKuk, L., Dec. 7.-The reconciliation OF
tie silver dollar u the absorbing topic Ii the
, 1877-12-10

pohd3 arc not payable III Ao1u alone, OUT fnAy
IL no money det<a save coin. and that tho bonds
may be paid not in gold nlonc, but ii, other
money ct equaa value, It will appear that tho
bonds may bs paid III silver. as thu Constitution
Of tho United States pruyldcs that Congress
shall bays power ITO cotu money, regulate tbs
value thereof and of foreign goln, atNl tlx the
stuudasd Of weights am! measures" The Con-
stLtutlon having .cxtrcss!y clothed Congress
reason III law. morals, or the Constitution upon
which tue President cap hinge veto. II would
bo tntercstlHR to know what particular inter
est any foreigner had in rendering silver
va!aeles. IN our country. a. currency. is It
III nXpnt here for that puEposeI II It not inure
probable that ths holders oi our indebtedness
ahroad scut such an s9entf II ons was scnt,
was 10 aeus b., the bonaholdess ia tho interest
conscience than 1t was ever before suspected Ut
possessing. However, the question answers
itseli.-tle boudholders believed deniouettxa-
tton to b. to their Interest, henco their action.
Questions OF exl~diency ought not 10 clstcr into
tho matter. Al = natlon, We ought TO bu above
eIpedleney merely. The President IS ot the
opinion that BY paying In gold tue debt can bo
plaeed f. # I pr pr eea.. thereby saying o53 PR
national debt Is but ANAL portion Of our debts
- q people and ~ tn.liyiduls, and
that by peytnR III gold s!i these debts. !uclud-
lug the natioual one, beeotne doubled, At tho
least, as We have heretofore shuwn. According
tv tho President, We should save two cunts sud
lose 100 or more. This ID economy OH the shes-
msn plan.
There can b but little doubt that the At
tempt to demonetne ailyes ln the Old World
and the New IL but tho result Of conspiracy ii
tho monsY-klngs TO double the value Of their
securities at tho expense Of the debtor. ltow
long will the people slulnbcra How long ere
they will demand Of Congress, 1t tts balls, Il
need be, thst silver shall 10 tetnouetIxed, and
that kha will and iDtffEata Ut the UGpplA AkHA
, 1877-12-10
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

Pruning tho flne-NDmbrr Of Buncttes-
How to Prnno on an Arhor-CuEtnrs-
1mpnsod on by Tramps--Tooplo to nlan.
-Geefnts Them mAid-Extermlnasing Ieats-
Tho 1scat Apple-Orrcn Crops-Co.n.n,
MnHifnEa
, 1877-11-15

Tho Ne4 Perccs Chiefs White Eentfrr and
ltuEla C1,Ary About NlowjnE Their i!urns.
spsctat iH4na.rh IL 7as tzsctsao TritHn:
OxAuA E5AnnArxx, Scb., Nov. i4.-carf Beh'
ncit fifth lnfantFy. arrived hero to-daJ ha'1hR ~
charge - prisoners two celebrated Ma ptfees
Chlufs, Whitu iea,Lcs aud ungu. They arc oela5
taksp 10 The military p.json at Fort Lnseawoflh.
Kansas, 10 await The decision Of tho ta'elnu'snt
III the grc4t what-su. wtth-theu, taso Ut the
Npx rerces. In tho mcahs!nc thca1 t"o
chtuga we're considered by Gcn. As'
\. turbnsoht aud opposed to any pestnanrnt lae'!-
Gallon, ko were bcst out Vt tue way. Your cor.
rvspuuuens interviewed them By pet'nt'srA u
Capt. bennett, whu said White FralArr Tposo
Enx!lsh. II will ba remembered tlsat TIL. "1sf'o'
wss thc uo. sarteutte lIdian during tosepIs tat'
lrys with Miles, lie las thu characteristic Indian
face, and sppearsd sul!ca and t'tl!arden'
to alt questions addressed III Lns!l''''
liz aud biz companion looked like men "ao.s
mind. wrra msds up 10 uly fate, even aea'A,
In fact, o,lu asked "What will thcy dor kIll W.
lluxts tad killed Ills o~n child Just oclo'e ~.
lug CAPTURED, That Ii shoulu not lal! iHto te ~u'u
uan's hapds, VI. ~ be said, . Live after es'
Although oeaf 10 all questions IN Ensh'h WIZ w.
&pukeA to IN tho Cow In1iaa lahsu11e -
your correspondent, Willie Pcashre "pFIIs w..
Tho hood gates OF his "sosG' ..o.,.
faeo hsIghtsned up ~ ono who aee"
q fcllow-eounsryiaan III u foreign lsad. hf'ent'
White Fealbers lr4aoa fof yotnE to waf wa w..
thu whites wese closInv In on ha lands, "hs.s ~
VI. teaching hA eAllrra ~ farm, aud 'ooa .as
would b. TO room 10 breathe. liz eIa'asa s'as ~
Ueu. Howard, bcfore the wat, had bern '1.s
them, pul daring The waE had only tseAsa 'ne
tails. About ucn. Niles ana thU baftle o' ~ Nv,
tIerk, he leP!lcd iacoAleaa!y. ''1aat ~ p''''
hut Whenever 4:htcf losophs name "as p's"te
his @,ts, ~ uid thosr'pf liucsRs, III VI ~ w" 4,.
IsrocIous sIeam Ut ire and touSsat.. s Us, III Fix
" up; hs' tryin: old woniap. Ae ~, Wy vau.
WAt, mud hsst ono talk satsrEIef. ~ sapA"
fsht after JnsepA liz .IJs NJ use .,x.n nd
Lapt, Hcnnetl saYt tnsss ttscis hafe ktt
tsQapl.. Vi, the jour 81. and. alhau$a Nv -" Isrs
Kuafaof so1dt4rs, 'ne lnd'a,a assn ~ saIhH M.
Sfo tatef rs: tSs .u:Iista lbaa away ff"al
SnxiINsk, NJu. >.:. i4.--ln tAe ~ nlrf II
Statck Ul+lFiee louFt to-day. Fnrce R'ass, w. ,.i
tAp fteeutb .euptasrh Hid agtsts ". ~. r. n.
guilty t,l sentenced lu fourteen }sa's III H. H. i,s
iteptlafJ, Tir ittltrs tlccta! from Nt"nHf tt"H It
Wyu aays a,uaglas+ and tnnlc 400 of ~ csS. ID u
Ttce har1 lslt ihelE A;cncy vi White H'rt t
| Ga.ae to tlnt place III asa1eA ,;"t ~, nv II :,
Witch fur soMa Ecaaon. whist suEp,'sna y, Il
tiu7trnuasnt yet REMAINS IN Tue "1ttuod II
Nawns. TAeY alte.e thai They afG to'tn" ~,
this llclaHte. ~ :alac IT. seaEcs ana tAe!t ror
sufrtInx for Nant VI fuod. A. they a!e XII.
fully snesyos,DE 10 hase tilclr .rls'aneesn "a
I'd. pu1 ha,r trle-ta;,nt 1 10 Aasalnston ~ - -,
t4lu il tleaE LelE Haj net ~ ara"n y ~
, 1877-11-15


Of all who saw the work .ionc hy the Dcpart-
mcnt was that tho boys acted braycly aud well,
rtsking thclr lives and working like heroes In
the discharge Of their duty SUM Of tilc,n wcrc
scct,, wt,l,u tho lalnca wore ,aglng tlcrce$ IN
tho upNr floor. scaling the t,crnus Ia1lcr, anu
entering tho tl,Ird lo.,r, where 1t seeed hardly
possible that u human triug c',1l,t ltsc for
moment. Talk pt soldiers making 4 tlashtx
cl,atacl Il sctu,s Ut, easy thing compared with
the yuuragc dispayctl by these brayu fellaws In
confronting irath In Ills most terrible shape.
There IL no pocttr glory surrounding tie .cntl,
t,ry die, md set they exhibit ro,,r-
agc COMPARED With which TINT OF tho
eultler uu the battlefield seems rs nothing,
yrutsc,l By falling tinbcrs ssorrlted With st ruin,
torn alml wounded, mud bl4rkc,,cd md blinded
by hut ustlcs, tlle poor sufferers we're dragged
mt Ut the burning ruins. dumped into wagon,
uutl garrIetl to tho ucarrst durtor's o,llcc.
IT WAS 4 MELANCHOLY SIGHT,
w,,cl, met tic eyc u,,staIrs III Dr. Purtly's Of.
fec, wI.crc several Of the untortunatcs were
luIl. Wien Flannigan was la1d ttown Ut, thu
iioor l,c was auitc .1ufccniulzablc, hjs face
scorehctl aud blackcne,l, an.l s gurulc,,ts torn
into shrcsls. Ills boy, WHO lad Ius.
como III, was frantlc with grief, and tho
, 1877-11-15

8bff717 701Bd7GR u TH9 L*It008 1s75NN3.
FosToS, Nov. 1i.-The Hon. Henry L. Pierre
10. day accepted lhe nomination for Msyof tim.
deFca blu. by the s!tkcps, and shc daily part!s
tomorrow will publish lat Of =, OCT names vi
Tic best ncn Of the city who united in the request
that hs should stand. The spontaneous action
t.krn without anJ regard 10 party il almost cetta
to succeed. mud tho rcEy ws1x and tncElc4rpt 20.
cgnu.eHl III to-day Will bs buried under sery
heavy laa)'s}'y next month. Tbs Republican ward
who pTs p!o.sly in ta,or Of ticEe9 2nd, uulcss lilo
Convention mkt Monday follow The suicidal po,icy
aluk It'd t"o years ago, and 1esats inmate a.y
but iii party men. lhs Republicans ., lu.Ily
stalli Il y sc.uFs II l4cit uwn. Tbs unl> ouou.
ton ~ lrnr Prime Is thai be has ptostltnt.1 BIZ
aYalt.b biz opportunity " htExngthcu h4 0wu polta-
rAl future Il The sacriacu ol tie be4s iatcre&Ls Of
II city.
.uf .t.urs. paias. and sudden calls, t&ks Eau.
fat1'k Ipns1icA Eiu.Ef. -.
, 1877-11-15

Besides these, tito firm hayo nolIcics In New
York and Eastern companies nl,lel, hnye no
agencies In Chicago, because they canno. o
enough business hero to Justify establishing
one. There aro tH companies Interested, tho
total insurance being about 81 ,00o, 600, which
will probably cover tho value Of tho stock.
, 1877-11-15

of ,ho Tro ia, ., ,,,',"., t .ss', ~ 'ne p1osncss
nor ,, thc .a..ts ~, t,,s eos, va WV ..sA
NJ, mi 1onto,, n,ras ti,o,. ,xa.,,, ~, w.. husn
m ,t,., s,naro 49,, I"sn -, w ~ sso'e.'
rc,,.,or ,ho,r, almost sns,,,,,s. ~ ""I' IN "
~ tho ,,nn,r onra tha ,,,,sro..,,.,,,,... u.s
.a,,ns,,,a =, ~, ,h,,, .u,t 49,. 49,. " w
nr;, ,ccr,,i,,a,v cy"ry esTnrt '.,. .a,. !!
what ,,,toht H.. .,v,; frn,, ~ .aa,.t, - ,e aae
cont n, ~, th ~. nna sao,,s .so uaa' % so""
inc,c1 voluahto ioco. Ia1,,., ",,,
fur,,,,hfnc oontla 1ro.. r,;1. ~ ~ .a-.. ...,'
sl,o,vt. .l1ks on vo,v.t. mi t,,, .a,...,, ...
oms r,,,. f,hsIo. ,,t,,' ~ Nv -. " .,." a,'1 .,l
f,shon,,'Io 1n,v,s "a.,,',,o ~. s,s,a@ ~ @ .''u
n,nro .xnc,.ivo roo,l. xor, aas.,o, % "..,. ~" ~.
1lnm,ttnn. noue (. ~. fc,rstrv...nr, ~ .,.,
nosl,rd shcrr tc,unnras,tr f.r .ota ha"n,.o aa
f,r,ho,,,, san M, ~ aen nn1 r,.t,," ~ sPs'
r.,a,vy ~, -. ,,r,,. ,,.,n .,..,u
,rcrc .,vc,l In thts INV t,t,ar .ra,.,,. ."as. -.
r,Sl ,.v,,r =, ,,,. q. I..u,.s it,, .af-
lin iii, ri s,o,c .trrrt mi, .to,ro., sr' -,
thot r,,can, o,1,, ,,rtit ..u.,,,..,.,.. 80, ' ~
,nsd. In rc,novc Than rreioh,n s,,o ~, ..,' ~
~ f,,,",, ,,ro.s 'r+oo,,. ,,o.. 49,. 800, $4,000 "os
sa,m.i ,,a,u .,a..,"ae =. 1"ae ,,s e.su tos aa'4
,,o.,. .,,,a,,s ,.,,".1t a., s"1 o nsa".l'c nv
~. 49,, ,.,,,.,, ~. ..,a ~ w. .r.. ' s".let
49,. 49,, lii .,s,t,.,. ~ @Hs talnou
.,,o Ia,sa .n,ss,.a ...s,.,. ;" .u'"s .'' .".o
, 1877-11-15

THOsA OF BEFERTt.0Nd AND hkFENTf-Tt1RKk.
The first time that Field, Letter Il to. were
burnt out was In tile great fire Ut 1871, when
their loss was cutntnon Nth that Of Thousands
of oti,rrs.
IT. tho afternoon Of tho 2d OF August, ls;;s,
the establishment of Field, Letter Il Co. also
narrowly escaped destruction by fire. Tic
alarm was sounded ut 5:3o o'cuck. ami In oil
inssant haf lozcn engines were on the
Ero1ts'lt n,1l the streets for blocks around xcrc
strewn With hose and packed with IN excited
crowd. 1t wns the very time VI all others to
gather crnsll. for business was about suspend.
ell, and thousands were passing on their way
hume. Everybody stopped, OF co,trsc, to view
TIE UNUSUAL SPECTACLE,
and amid the bursting OF hose, the crowtlEug OF
vehicles. aut1 the Excitement Incident to the
scene, tho Flrc Department worked Under the
greatest disadvantage.
The first appearance Of the f!nmca was through
the roof, anil to all appearances tho dcyouriug
element was for lung wilils confined to That
locality From tho llcight of the building nn,!
the cattscs alrcaly indicated, the lrcsnei. were
almost poWcrcss, nnsl tho flames continued to
tlct1antly sprra.l. The second nlnrin brought
help but what cutli hc1p Of tho kin1 to in tho
farc OF tic swuytng rakscs. mil tic hungry de-
yolrcr, nsltl the scarcity ii wutcrf The walls Of
the building, lnweycr, were sooi covered with
ladders and nfeincn bearing hose, and tic
Vicinity was
DKLUaHD WITH wATEH,
but to no avail, for the flames continued to lick
up everything hoforc them, AMI to contribute
tnwarrf enrlchfiG the Beetlc, which was at once
terrible and beautiful.
Tic t1rc originated ut tho top OF the elevator
hatclway, bctwgcn the lffth Qotr and the roof,
, 1877-11-15
INSURANCE.,
4 tiIt,i.1QN ilflI.lsA1k3.


a:tua. u iiaitferi.. i.................."" 1,0o!
ti.lua, u Srw 1ntk..,........... t,.AM
AlirrnAniu, Ut rIttab,E9. ....... ....,,.. 6,UAD
Alliance. Ut ti4tsl,ln. h.tUD
.Am.azuu, Of cInclHllati.. h,AF}
American ttMtra. ..:.".......... h,tkM
Anltflcsn, Of Vhl!a'lelph!A... ......... 1,lMt
AA1csicnu, Of NeWurk........,.. g. luu
s'ia"t:, i Il 'iihtiaic.phiia SSso
j r.wrfs' uni sIalistrtA', Vt New Yors.... auuG
EFfltaI AEtFcan.... ..s..+..,.,.-..... lu,EM
HHs!a!1.. ..'. ..*. sssH H...s n.NN
tItxrn.:. u Newark. ....... ......... 5,tT1
Citizens. Of New forE,........ h,uuo
Lity. IT lttlInaAd .....+.,......,-s...s 6, ,HHl
Ely. ii FEvyllen.e. ....,.. 49,. hut'o
GilixcI.s', 0f st. Lunw...s..,..... ..-. 5.b00
c.,nnns% NV !; Sns astH y.;K . 5en @
Commercial. u 81. Louis. ....,..,.u. h,EN
Iou4p,rtciul rnioli, VI l,ohdon.. ,...,. IU, Ullu
Sss.ssi' = HsW !!:{'9Yta Ysik ts5 Sy
Euteti,T,sc. " CINCINNATI. =, .-........ .,ttu
Equitable. ef SA.hyl!e. .,.:... ........ h.O0u
Exchange. uf NuA York;. ............ t',UEl
F4n,c, of Fh.laaelph;a. ...-............. b,Wl1
Farfaant. .! New York ....."-....-... h,Gtt1
FlEr .A',n:!allon. '.'..''''.:"'s b.tKl
Fau3 ilal.......,.. ....... =, 00U
FsErurn' Fund ...,.., ......>......" h.uuu
Et''s!asn: E'isnsn T;@i; & Esq SsS
Ftrsiacu'. Fund, oi New York, h.0U0
Ftreuleu's, VI Sewa1k.............".. 5000
Firt Nat!uhal. 70, .....+.,.......'-.,-.. h.W0
Frshkl!h, Ut t'oNnbua. 6,Uu0
FrtpklIu, VI Now York t.0O0
Ffspxltu, VI ST. T4Uul4 ....... ,..... 80 L,Q1o
(lrlcpi. VI Hartford. ........ =. .,....,. b,O00
German. Observation-Disclosures. g. lQu
German. 4 Mr1ican. Of New Yotk...... ~, Otto
GERMAN. VI EIt,.bur!..,... .....a". b, 00N
(;sru!enta, uf Newark &, 0O0
ffrasu, " rhtadcipha .,......... 5000
Etehnt FHllk, uf AeM York -. -. .... 5.U0j
Guarantee Fire, ot New S0Ek... q, UQI
| Hamburg and itreuien..., ..,......... u, uQ0
| Hanover, Ut New lork........r..... d.gO0
Naftfosd, Ut l!aFttutd.......,....... IL, 0DO
| ltoHh,an. Of New fufk ............ -. 5,Dnu
upIae. Ut Col lamplIy, u.... ,....., ..,.. 5000
| luL.ls Of SeAu1;.,. ,.....,.... 49,. bnG0
! Auue- VI keW lvEA..... .....,...... 6.Quu
, 1877-11-15

inmS"l. ii Newark. :. s%5 S
Imperial ....... ....... ..,........... H. O,alO
Insurance Company n Nartl. America. 5000
lnsnrhncn Cnnfrnnr uf Pennsylvania. fMn
Irving. nf Nr* f0rk. ....,.... 5.hD
LclTetHnn, Of 1t. f.oHtf ............... 5.1uO
Hinge Cnmn!y Observation-Disclosures. a.tnU
Lafayette, nf New. Yatk.,........,,.... j.ftN
Lamar. Vt New fnrk.................. 3,CtN,
Lancashire, Of England. ..A.......... 5.U0u
Liverpool 4 Lontun Il (}lohe. ........ II. On0
London Assurance. .................... II. flun
.iIeonisn4 s:.....s. .s.s'..s '.''s t.utu
!;ynchnnt9 ....,...... ....."..'.. ht0y
splnRaeii nre an Marine. :: i" eoo
MsItaen ttre: Mert'len' f'osr.........." go,
i'ctr"ft firs md iistjp:. So9
Mohiie t;nicsw ritcrs' Agency. -. ........ G.GnS
Heading Ftru, RECALLING. Ia. .......... 5000
sta.e ln.s;nnes Company Of pa:...... ,5oM
il nfssc ticticrale, Ta.l.. ...... lo,O0o
Atiantic IndcfwFi!cfs....'...... 80. g. oo9
Etto Association II Nc1,mnud ...........< b.nVO
Mechanics i Trader. :. 80. ............ E,tNlG
Mercantile Mutual. ..-....... ..... f,,UuD
Merchants, ni Newark. ............ ~. 5.onu
Merchants. Of Now Nutk.....-...... E.OOO
Merchants u Mechanics. .........".. E,tND
A!,lt!!c. pf New JetstJ....". &, 0l0
Satfnnal FIR. Hf baltimore ..s........ 5tm0
Eatiuna1, Of Hartford. E.Uf0
National, or New York. ........... -. 5000
Newark CitY......... ............ ..... h,CDO
New liamrthlrc. ..........".".....,... h,ou0
New orleans. apF....................n. ~. 5,uOO
Ss's Ssw 3sfk 3stk SnS:;v;ts:: GSi,St : :... : 1853 soSS
Sofih taehFn a,rl.h tltf ( Mercantile 1too 9
X"rtirrn H,.ntnncs, "f i.oaoi....... it, o 90
Northern. Of New intk....... ....... 1900
t,ld uain!nt9n.. ........-.-.,......... h,E01
oriental Nntliht........ ...... h,0u0
Hamburg Bremen ......... 800
Hoche+trr 'crlaan....... ."......-... h.U11
isseIGc ~ Ss,. ynr. - H'Gt%; T
, 1877-11-15


is,sht iieiEht ot sesSo sta ,,p 80.
Heicht Of fItIrth stu1y, lis
Height nj 9th ttosy. ...."..10
ro,., l., Tin ,cr,tcc m
=. ..,.t.., ..,. .,.a. ,.,., ,t,a,,, IL ,,,,,a,,
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e'AFs VI aHA Astht% Ht'@HA'''
The tf1ks, whtct we're fortunately o'1
the first aoor, we're removed first, ht"i
large quantity mas saved. Then thr
piles Of notfons we're attacked aud fadcs! tnrid-
1y, about fO clerks working With Will. The
trucks Of tIc Firm having been sent for, they
backed mp IN fhe uoors, and we're l"atieA AMI
driven away. Thts work Wns dbt1t wtlh hlacfttS.
and fully $l00, 900 worth Of epoa*. Of ipfsccf-
1atcnns character, must hare 1cch taken froi1i
the building tcforc the order WIS given to ccnsc
Tor snfcty's sake.
IT WAS Ar t1:.n o'C1nCK
that portion of the roof fell In OH tic cast or
rear ch.l Of the building. Tic Iron shutters
were closed, but some Of them were warped
almost double, nn.l while they prevented the
flames from leapfng aeroFs 10 the rear III the
hni'dtngs on wabash avenue t''es n'so serse!
a. h1h'sfanec 10 Inc nren,ct, anu pFesen'c"
thena Ifots' WofS'f1@ as thcy slo"'i 4!asc 'lkea.
lNe hfc BILL seehfctt heyoha cohtEaa, a.u hei't
Aeapng Out ol every "tnaaW ." washington
street On tue toaftii ana li1th 'ooFss an" eTeat
CHUNKS oi burning tiihtcF kept "ropp.'! 7" tue
hooFt ne'o" a4' ti'e el'e' h"'ihs III Inc "es.'nc-
tsotlt WHICH '"Fea!c"e'l nut u aes'ss ""l'' 1',e
snsc '','ef'ot ns ton1ente ''a oee', -. .o1Sn'u.
al ~ oeioeA 1"c c'efaeos-""57 vi ""s"'''sto"
s''ce' "es' ..
4 sEETuffa MAsa or FLAME, '..
anil 1t looked then more threatening than crcr.
Tic flrcnlrn could throw mnter inside frot,l
Washington atld State streets, anu thor worked
stcatliy, and were unttcr good control. iind
llalc's Building, opposite, hail n stattA.ppc, it
too could have aid@a IN snhfu'ng The 1Arncs.
ooi'c oHe OH t"c 1ooi theFo naa " s!h"ii tose
"nem ac k''a"ly use" III "ett'ha .ae sH'c o. '''at
pnHulnH u eaSt IL ltolh Heateuettut's a'ht also
, 1877-11-15

The building was r0n.tsuetcd from the de.
siyns OF III. Jennsuu, who obtained the award
against very clpsc competition by nearly .
seore Ut urrlttatA i'll tic clti. Fcu meI.Yuljla
, 1877-11-15
MARSHAL :11ENNEls.

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Ol1'l''.


AT2 o'cLoGk TEIs NoAKix0
be fire. was completely distinguished, tho last
hiekes In opc Of thu casemep:s of the VI p,nr
story scouting IL lir out Ut !ta own accord. TAu
yguw1 hal dkE9gsad tl4a excitement bud I.gt
The Republican journal., 1877-09-27
No Failure Known
Brighton Cattle Market,

WEDNESDAY,, Sept 10.
Arrivals OF stock at markct-Cattle 300 SheeI
and Lambs 1910 Swine $3.50; number WeserI
Cattle 3o5G; Eastern Garlic 424; Mich Cows snt
Northern Cattle 275.
Prices OF Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-Ex
ira quality s. o0aG 30; first quality So 81 Pat L l.
second quality So 0Oa5 25 third quality 81 75a5 &.
-, poorest grade OF coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C. 50 s.
IA 80.
Brighton Hides Lease per lb Brighton TalloN
lie per Id. Country Hides 7a7 PC per ID Country
Taow LIE per ID. Calf skins 1laloc per ID; shearct
Sheep skins Goa15c Lamb Skins 6Oa7jc each.
Working ONen-There has been fair demand FOL
nice pairs OF orking Oxen, but for the common
grades the market has beeh dali. We quote sales o
pr girth # in, live weight, 1850 lbs, 4l35 pr
birth it in, live weight, 200 lbs Sl35 pr, live
weight, 100 lbs, g1rth & it in $l25, pr, girth
#. live weight 1900 lbs, $i61, pr girth ii i'll
live weight 2,750 lbs, $50.
Mich CowSEXtra $5ja91; ordinary at S25u5O
Most of the Cows offered i'll market for sale Of
common grade.
store Cattle earlings $9asl5; two year olds 5
aS2. three year olds S25aS4o per head. Prices o
small Cattle depend nnch upon their value for Beef
Sheep and l-amhs-Ihe supply from the East ans
West for the week has been light costing from 5aGt
per lb. Trade for Northern Sheep and Lambs Ia
been dull and prices lower.
,wine-Storr Pigs, wholesale 6a6 per ID, retail &,
e per III Eat Hogs -lc per lb.