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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-22
GROS S & NICK.. EL.


Furniture, Mattresses. Spring Beds etc.
Good and staunch Furniture of every kind,
Right down at the fine store we ever find,
of excellent make nd the latest style
80 strong and so durable, all tie while.
See here for yourselves the truth which
we say
Il look how our goods rule with magic
sway.
Nor forget that we, delighted. can rest
In which is told of the common and best.
Certainly Frostburg has fully confessed
knowledge of her manufactures possessed.
Everything in here the fancy to tickle
Eavish!y abvunds with Gross & Nickel.
Fully stocked always and ever so cheap,
Usually small the profits they reap
ssemember strctly-iargc sales rule the
No chance for dolars-we must make on
" dimes.
Hn solemn fact we must this truth declare
'shat here none with Gross & Nickel COM
pare.
Useless ii is to compete with work so grand
IL ich, cheap, good-in sober truth-maGe
to stand
T. en- md moving about from land to land
Must not we seek at once this well known
store,
And find the goodly things we will adore
hnleed, rivalry shrinke in-vrru dread
NV ,!sct GROSS " Nickel STAND lar ahead.
so come right along-no offs" or ''maybes"
To buy for yourselves, your girls, your
babies
Main Street,
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

N Bank building, opposite ST. Miclels
L Church, Main St Frostburg, Md
All who want anything in the line OF
Shoes. of the best and finest quality
Shoes of the best aud heaviest make Sloes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes fol
no matter what their occupation or profess.
ion Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALVES
&c.,-all at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
~" Boots and Shoes made to order Re
pairing neatly and promptly done Letthe
and Shoe Findings on hand ADJ II
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DIEECTORY-
COUNTY,.
The Courts.
CIRCCTfJUUTT.

VIM - L wv
The regular terms of the Circlit Court
for Allegany county commence First
Monday in january: second londsy in
April. first Monday in October.
The Six regular equity or chanery terms
commence First Monday OF January
third Monday of February second Mon
day of April; second Monda, of June
second Monday OF August; second Mon
day Of October.
OFFICERS
Grief Judge-Hon. r. II. Alrey.
1s@0c'"tos--lons. William hotter, Geo
A. Pcarre.
Clerh-T Theodore Human.
t"to.s AHomey-A Hunter Boyd
heiW-Joln q Bauer
AHdtor.-Maurice A. Healey.
Co"'n1jSaionerS-John b Fay, r W Nc
Michael, G T Porter
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Gross & y ckel, Frostburg, are day or
Eseady to provide for the last said rite
ssf death which comes untaillng,y to all
Strong or weak, rich or poor, and short or
Superb Caskets and Collins claim their
care.
AZ ever the hest you'll always find there
Now, this sad duty we all must confess
Us best done where it's special business.
q 'aretul and complete are their facilities,
EAnown and acknowledged their abilities
E.ach thing we need they re ready to supply
aiving-Our furniture-or, if we die,
Undertaking our BURIAL they'll promptly
pay
Ncedful attention to all orr friends say.
Depending on this they will be the Choice
Executors to make the mourners rejoice.
Regarding boIpthe dead and those who
Inv, ~
's'hcy ell, N cord all they can give,
3 nd t" their desires do ever attend
Knowing thtmsGlyes?s tie mourners' true
tren
Even amid sorrow great JOYS they mpart-
EGcal and true-to The sad desolatc heart
ssadler as nearer the friend with whom
we part.
Much as we love life, yet still we must die,
And the mystery of the next to try.
,''' j. -: mn" nul friends may do tarworsc
S'S'cctihg TO employ the nice fine Heurse
Specially uevIScn ,>,....,,,. l.--,t,,l.,, rido
30 all the friends OF the one , ~ 'C,o bos
died. 80 ms
E'rostDvlrs2:.' . Md.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court of Allegany county
holds its sessions on Tuesday Of each week.
OFFICERS.
Ch{G' Ju8ge-John Coulchan
ASS0ct0teS-C Slack, Robert Bruce.
RegeSter Of UWS-Iohn Rhind.
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Beatty's$$ So 7 } { : ! !
PARIOR ORGAOS.

Messrs. 0. p. Rowell & Co., On. ~
L,9wspaper Reporter, says
Daniel F. Beatty, the organ builder, of
Washington, N. j., presses forward with
greatest v,gor."
From VIM Pool, Niagara Falls, n Y
Several months use of the elegant Paror
Organ you sent lie, satisfies me that it is
one ofthe best made. 1t has rich tone ;
its various tones are most pleasant |
met heartily recommend your Organs for
pHr(or, school, church or other use"
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return of organ and freight charges
paid by me Daniel F. Beatty both ways
If unsatisfactory, after a test trial of five
days. Orsan warranted for five years.
Send for extended list of testimonials be-
fore buying p1rlor organ, Address,
DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U A
Dec 16
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Or kTTVP I A N O
Dc n | kazSz MazzaaaaxEaszH
Grand Square and Upriuht.

Grand Square and Upright.
From Geo. E. Letcher, firm of VIM II.
Letcher & Bro, Bankers, Fayette, o.
Owe received the piano and think it a
very fine toned one out here. Waited q
short time to give it a good test. If you
wish word in favor OF it we will cheer
fully give it,
James II. Brown, Esq. Edwardsville ILL.,,
says
"The Beatty Piano received gives entire
satisfaction
Agents wanted. Send for catalogue
Address, DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. 5. A.
Dec 8
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

John Nj Buchanan, President, Ellerslie.
Dr.. G. b. Fundenberg,
Jesse Il Wilson, Cumberland
Geo G Mckay, Secretary,
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AdVertisers-ReSul,
FROSTBURG

FROSTBURG: III
| .Mlinery-Mrs Eliza Gross.
| Photogrophs-A A Rogers
GeAe1M Merchnndise-R odesic Clar by.
Dry Goods Notions, CDthing, Grsc1riSses, el
Marx Wineland ~
| lotting-B Stern
Drugs-McNeil & McCulloh.
Fu1miture-Gross g. Nickel, o rJret
& Brc
Mt1d~are-- H & F c Beall
Boots md M William Thomas, j
Hartman.
S,,1dles and Harness-CF Hartzell & DO.
Painting and Paper Hanging-Jamesl H
Hawke.
Nlchinfst, Engiaes-R c Paul, Thorn Jas
H Paul
Watches and Jeacel,y-D Betz
LjquorS-Otto Frey, B Stern
Sup Fact0,y-George Hill.
Fire Lnsurance-J $ Metzger, John B
McCulloh.
CUMBERLAND.
DYER and se0urer-Donald Paisley.
City LEunt-J. Newcomer, proprietor.
Nur6Ie Dealer-Isaac B Millner
dtt0'meys-J + Seiss, ID w Sloan, Hugh
ey, Brace d Richmond
Pian0s-J p Wiesel
BALTIMORE.
ANdN Line-A Schumache' & Co
WHEELING
S0ap-Edward Reid
WASHINGTON, NJ:
Pianos and Onpns-DanielF Beatty.
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e5y- For fiIther information see adver M
tisements ELSEWHERE. Wien cailiag upon o1At
ttd4tiaq to aoeeTtisers, sag you Mu lie aaser-.
J tjSp,,lept in US pdDer.
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Pos Office Register.
For Delivy of Mails-6.3O m to
Sale Of Moly Orders and Regiserin;
ters-7 Mo SPIN cY- Office clos
Sundays.
Mail betw'Frostburg, Closes
Cumberhd and al
points q. and west G45aw
Mail bctwFrostbulg, 7
PiedmC and all
pointst and west 3"
Mail bet, Frostburg
and Z tsyille
g. H.
, 1877-03-14

L0HH0h RHH{R futF.
A great question arose among the learned u
to how Lord Beaconstteld could appear III tho
House Of Lorrs arrayc4 in hs robes-as llc dill
In tho morning ut thu opening Ut Parliament
bcforU h1 hasl boon sworn Iu. 1t had. Indeed,
been boldly announced by thosu who only knew
OF the qucstion. but not Ut ita answes, fl,at liz
could not and would not 10 appear. All this,
however, rested on msapprehenslou Of thy
law, which lst that no peer mar sit Or vote I'LL
he has taken tho paths; but tllat lo1a not pre-
elu4r hla from appearing In tAs fiullAe, - Iurd
heAconsfcd did, III oiticil4 attendance on tho
Queen. nor from wearing Ills robes there. An-
other fre point was noticed when tho prcln[If
took h!s suat iu the afternoon. 1t wus observed
that, !istead OF taking plaes on tle Earl's
bench, Us aa Earl newly created ID bound tu do
on being introduced, be ealally Installed lin.
sc't On the Dukes bench. Thrre was mue'1f
fact, Lord Beacunsacld was ,qatu right. ii,as.
much la was entitled 10 take hts pIare bl that
bench by virtue of hts Office Of Lord Prtyy Seal.
Lords Derby and Bradfosi, sat down OH each
side OF him OIL tue bench, whereas they rlcar'f
ought to have remained staiuling. All which
shows tho lieressity of taking g0od adycle On
ceremonial O{1uslUuA.
, 1877-03-14
Cremation,

hMfTE41 hfChIFC.
The 1rat municipal acltOn Ll favor ut cTcMa-
tton ut which We have heard Il that ul tho town
OF tlotha, where tho CouH,il, which so.ue ti.llc
a;o lrgallzcd cremation, has decided to erect d
eeelnstuFlsM, with pFuyislun for tho burning Dg
bodies. The plan of thu structure psoyldes two
wlns. Win = sonneetinK nortieo,--ouu of the
and tho Other for the cremation Itself; whila
the Instt.o. ~ NC understand It, IL to he thu
eofanbtfiam proper, t4e wall behind the x,loli-
i,a1e carrying tic elaeary us1,s, With ,uu.uorIal
tablets, aud tho like. The apparatus 10 b.
rssd m y s,,,,1t1 tue bu1nlYe Iap i ia. ,ot
foro de4eriletl (Am<rlcaA Architect No. ~,
=. aIll- 4 lutte number u Engineering gives Il.
lustsattons of tho prizc design &ur crctnatlull-
buildings. accepted by thq Congress VI Crelua-
tls;,lsts held last :ut.nct ~ dresden, by Herr
81 classical chapel. In tho form OF celia VI q
ureek temple, rising above the surrounding
pcrAtyle, Whlh colnctts on either lannl "
9hort wings with round buildings something llka
k0nlanes4ue baptistertcs- beyond these, Long
porticUs which will serve Us cudut.barl4 stretch
out On 10th sides. Tie bolies are buruud In
furnace. in building bchlud the chapel and
tho smoke u the iuru4ecs Is carried vi in luc
which rises through the middle VI . high bell
tower III tho rear.
, 1877-03-14
CRIME.
MT9TEtlIOU3 MURDER.
Etxri0t Dtspdtch 10 J1s 1tftnHA

spersat Dfspatch 10 1As 7>tonnA
DOsrOH, March W.-A tlcnth by shooting ~
mysterious Us was tint OF Lame, tho mcrchnNt
IN DorclIcstcr. two or thrro yours ago, occurred
In thls city taFly this morning. Jncob Illrsch-
Held, who lived on East Chester Park, and also
carried Oil 1arRe tailoring business On I{arri-
Sun avenue, WAS found shot In the cntry.way of
tho latler place ut q O'clock. Ills veat was un-
buttoncd. and the pistol, which lay ny Ills sltie,
Ind bcen held 80 doaG to Ills bo.ly that tho
clothlnE was burned. lie was slot twtcc, vno
ball pfcrring the left and tho ol,cr tho right
lung. lla expired In about fifteen minutes.
When tho body was found there WAS In tho
mouth, pushed down the ttsrnnt as far III I>oea-
bic, q handkerchief, npt,n wlct. tho tccth wcra
NJ clDsclY shut "a to render 1t hlnost Impossible
10 withdraw tt. lila wallet. ctupty, ms found
halfway down tho ntafra, Indicating that tho
innn WnA followed! by sof,1e tlnc, WIN knew Ills
habit Ut coming IL Ills shop cnr'y, for Tic
purpose Of robbery. anil probably there
Eero neither blows nor wut1ts heard before
have received const'lcrabe stun al snanoy
ngrcett IL pay Ills tura mud several otllcr debts
this morning. fi,o barkecpcr occupying tho
ground floor says that there waA M Interval Of
about three mlht,tcs hetwrcn the two shots,
hn,l that no sculllu was !lcartl, although Tho
staircase partition Is very thin, and the nscc,lt
or tckGGtt pE persons uyeF tslo stairs Is almost
alwnys l,tar,l bclUw. Tho pollco profess to be-
Here that the man committed suicide, nj no
hMl t#cn financially embarrassed for some time,
nlltl WIS tllucll lcpresdel. THRU ludEcIs In tho
house haVc Gecr arrested on suspicion.
, 1877-03-14

Fsa tlcfccttscly drained, aud tho works room fell
Into ruin and weru abandoned. Tncttus In.
forms us that AEripp!na rcpronchcd Narcfssua
ttc freedman ni ctaalns, 10, hls slnncsty ii
In the reI,arks OF rliny md Taettus On tl,is tun
mel has often been nt'lEcctl, This IL easily eI.
rlhincd by remembering tlat piiny saw ia b.
ginning, when tho greatness Of design lRa,!o
while Taeitus saw Il ffty Or sitty yeats alter,
ward, when tho ntcritory IT Its construction
had rnusrsl Il TO fal into ruin. CIalIltus ,a,i.-
c1 tho greatest shau1 eca-hRht cyer seen to bo
sSen sse N sss Ssss's @ers g @ e eps s an Of s n +,
1900 convicta and surroun,ol By all the court;
dressed In imperial purplc,- with Agrlppina
ffoocd mi golden dress, mud With the Young
Sero a. bv his slle, tho Emperor gave the signal
hatan!s marched Jast n',d greetul him viii. tila
SHUTS thee.h liz answered, "Hsi % to youI' 70 II"
which they construed into the spariur Of their
fight. ~ raw
THE WORK ARD r1k woRkEns.
, Yhe ac'u,tnt giyen +, Torlonsa's book Of tho
clearing ont q tho old tungsl, and Of the W.
worthy Of attentlon. It wna f1lc,! wItn fallen
earth ANT! stones, far more dInlcult to cxcayntc
than fresh soil. Often tho rc'f Of tho old .un.
mel. which was left without support, threatened
were stationed 10 WATCH it nhd give tho CRY OF
alarm. They stood In water up to tho waist,
and the air Was often 40 mcphittc that they
could rcnatn ID It dnlJ few hours. Tho thrco
chief engineers who during thu twenty-two
genius, and were almost rassionatc1y devoted
to the success OF the undertaking. Nlontriehcr.
Of France, man Of elevated character, died in
consequence uf hs lahors there, and his SUCCESS
Torlonln, now an Old man, Inns lived to seo tho
completion OF Ills great, work. I saw him brt
Chrlstmas Day al tho Churcl, Of Santa Maria
MnRg1orc. 11o te man Of medium stature, hlr
forehead, gray halr, md rasl1nr distinguished
appearance. Yet unless some one should BaY
rs was said to mc, "TEat IL Prince Torlonta'
you would never l'ayo selected lin from tb
crowd "a Tue nutilor Of 40 great IicstEn.
, 1877-03-14

lymph when lymph Is most precious; they tend
to nIacttlc tic minus Of people regarding some
Of tho best established facts rs to the preserve
tive power Of vaccination, and theS arc rnnere.-
sarY. The Official memorandum nt the 14trul
vaccination once properly and successfully per-
formed does not appear ever To require rcpctt-
tfon." The nurses anil other servants of tho
London Smnfl.pot Hospital, when they enter
the scfytcc arc invariably submitted to yaeclna-
tton, which In tlIesr easc is generally rcynrcln.
ntfon, and Is never aftcrrat,i repeated; and ~
perfect Is the prutect'on, tint, though tho
1Iurees live in the closets and most constant at
also the other servA,ita are In yarinus ways ex-
rosed 10 special chances OF infection, tho real.
dent surgeon Of tho hospital, during Ills forty
one years Of Office there, has never known small
pox to Affect any Of these nurscs or servants.
, 1877-03-14
FIRES.
AT MONTREAL.
Euxrto{ MsEat4Ch Ia Tha 7r3huns.

Sptcldf Nap13Ch 10 5Hs Tribune.
MoNTRkALs March 13.-SfcKfnnon's biscuit
factory, IN the Village Of Ut. ucnri, WINS dc.
stroycd by slrs this evening. A number ot 1]rc-
men rccuivcl severe Injuries from ono OF tho
walls falling *hIlo thoy werc on tadt1prs. q.
Dubois had leg broken and was otherwise
brulscd, burned. aud cut. Ja1nea LcCiairc had
!cg hrukcI., and he hcad cut Tho loas II cstf-
tercstcd aru tbs Scotch Impartial, 8a0(1; North.
erl. e!10]0; Lancashire, $O,bW; Citkena'.
tl,700; North i}rttish II Mercantile, 81 500: M.
tiunal, g., 000. Tho Queen's IL aiso Interested
to aEnnll amount.
, 1877-03-14
pulling" OF local place holders And plncc-seekers
alt over tho country, except


ros11ivn 1HxunE-bf.oFrlca. II
that shall ronlcs officials ecc!ire Ia the,f
placcs until tho. expiration Of tho term ior
which they were appointed. Add 10 this the
qualifications and character. and We shall be
nh1e to send al,o,it their business several hun
t'rcd Thousand mcn VIM arc now continually on
the lookout for place at the public crib.
management tho body politlc is afflicted with
complication Of diseases that demand radical
rrmctlies to effect 4 permanent and thorough
cure. 1t Is folly to dfsgito this fact or to cx~
hy aome system Of "eotnpcttt!sc examination"
adopted by well-r,canfng President, Of tho
temporary victory Of such i President over q
"sBSATORfAT. Ring"
their lay, but their wisdom was not sufficient 10
cover nil tho possibilities OF the future, and, X
they had supposed L was, they woull not have
male provision for tho amendment Of the Con.
atltutton.
Ii IL not nssumcd by the writer that tho plan
proposed nloye IL perfect; but It suggests
s.cf,ecka and balances" that would render the
Executive comparatively Independent in making
al1s,se Of Ire power; that would give reasonable
tcnurc-of-ot!lce and prevent sttth extreme rrne-
tlce Ut tho theory that "to the victor belongs
the spolisn a. would perpctuate tho present.
for change ~ 10 prevent "etcrn'ty of oi1co-
ho'dtn9,'.' and render tho system acceptable to
the peopte. The
Bvlts or CONGRESSIONAL btcTAr1ox
mitigate, il not entirely 'iono away with. Under
the clause suggested above: and nd party would
daro to dlsrcgnrtl 20 plnin a constitutional pro-
v'sion az to make Government officials nctlvc
tM1ltten1 workers.
We HrtI Ourselves, na nation, face 10 faco
With mnt'y serious hangers, from ono Of which
VIC have inado Temporary escapo through the
peaceful Inauguration Of President Ilnye,. But
, 1877-03-14

NEW YoRK, March 13.--JAs,les ]. Smith, clork
of lylsou, BIaReulan. Taylor & Co., educational
book dealers a,,l stattonGrs, has baeu arrested
and charged with stealing oycr $4,000 worth Of
steel pens and other gousla belonging to thu
hr!n and touui ut Ills house, and marked for
shIp,uelt tn dealers Uutst.le Of the vlty. Smith
sogIatIuu,
, 1877-03-14

MtcHloAN Crry, Inl., March 1a-The Rev,
John +. Nash. Of Lagrange County, was to-day
appointed n1osal i1Istr,rtor at the State Prison,
vice tho hey. j. tllrtsIck, Of Noble County,
Richard ylnt, the lcfau.tlng uvrnt u tbe
blnscr Sowing Alachlnu Cuulpaiy af iutl!anu,yo-
lls, took I'M fis ahouc at tho Htatv rrlson To- isY
Ior q period OF I've years.
, 1877-03-14
0BITlIARY.

LOUISVILLE, March la-slrs. ". z. Bright,
willow OF tho lata floh. Js.se D. Bright, Of
Indiana, died At the Gait House last night 1t
0:90 o'clock. Mrs. bHsht'4 illness waa Of
short durstlon. The Femalns ienve Louisville 1t
4o'clock Wednesday,, yla thu Uhto d siisslkslppt
hAilFua1i, fur hursui iii Baltimore.
Spsct14 AApascA 10 1Rs Jt{baMe. !,
DKrR0lf, 3iarcli ,a.--l hu!lias Nuwctt Avery,
OF tho krtat lumber 6rin Of Avery q Murphy
died tO-ltxy,
, 1877-03-14
TOO MUCH LIQtt0n.
HtTctdf Nsll1leh TO Jk& Tribune,

MsSHEAroL,s, Mimi, Marrh BINARY Lyons,
Of this clty, was found murdered ut her homu in
tbs East Division late lust ntElIt. Her husband
perpetratcd tho decd, an'l rontcsscs the crime,
both being In the habit OF us'ug liquor freely,
anl botl! being under the influence oG It at the
ti.ne. This quarrel originated about tho dlvis-
Inn Of thy contents of pail Of beer. Tic
murderer ts'unler arrest.
, 1877-03-14
MURDER AND SUICIDE.


FoRT WAYNE, Ind., slurel, 13.-TAs morning
terrible tragedy took place ono mile from
Huntington. Michael Mcrrimon, IN IT. Of In
sanity, shot one Of Ills ,solis, at,ui Is, In tho
head, woundinV him fatally. Aa then shot tie
second son, aged 10, inillct!ng serious wound,
and eonrlutlcd by shooting hl1nactf III tho l,cas,
taus!ng Instant death. Mr.. McrrlHou was Tor i
long tlme III IIl,ilato OF tho state Insane Hos
rltal, hut was pronounced cured and discharged
u year ago sl,lrc which tt1no hu hns given no
BlYu Ut mental arrangement uhti to-day.
, 1877-03-14

There to no cvidcuce, accos.llug 10 tho London
u performed u ur al.er puberty, nccI ever
Gc tepeAtc4. On tlla other hand, tAu fru-
quent repetition VI rcyaeyinatlv1l, which has be-
ooInu cotuuioa during ylarms u small-pox. Ia
distinctly " b. dcpsecatel Such rupe1ittptIs
are, Is ruiz. .latuei tlsy ars vxsteiM u vaccine
, 1877-03-14

SALT LAKE., utah, Narsh l3.-suow has been
falling i1s tho mountains near here for tho ]aAt
twelve days. Yesterday suow-slldc occurred
near Alta, killing Mathew Ipgrsn md Jazf'l
rratt. 4 cayc-In at tue Flagstaff mine la.t night
COVERED 1Ve tneu and killed ueury johnston,
No others weEo badly hurt.
, 1877-03-14

4psc4ai HpaseA 10 Ia 1stesxs.
sPaisoslsLp, ILL.,. Marrl. 13.-Tho Committee
of Arrangements Ut the ssato Bosst1 Of Agricul-
tu1e ~ Tomorrow To FTecport to naku prel!ni-
nury arrangements for tho stats Fair, which u
to DO hell there thus year.
, 1877-03-14
AT wOONsOCKE'r, 1,,1,


PROVIDENCE, n. l., alarcl, la-Elllott's Opera-
fiouse and tho Monument House and stables ut
Wol,s''ckct burned Tonight, togrtIcr will,
most of their c.nlte.its. Ioas, $50 1000; insured
&M, ,000. The buildings all belonged t0 l.. W.
Elliott Il ca. Tku lire originated In +. a.
Wcaks' furniture store ut,llcr tho opera-houso.
, 1877-03-14

The alarm from Box ai8 at 2:4O yesterday
afternoon WIS cnuscsl by aro lu tho two-story
Drlrk house., No. 43S West Madison street, owned
by i. u. Mccormack, mud occupied ~ a resl-
Acnce by Iii. 4. ". Pa!nc. Da.naye $915O; no
insurance. Cause, defective luc.
, 1877-03-14

NEW YoRE, Marr1l in-Tl,u fro In Nos. 02 and
o. franklin street to-1ay caused larGc losses to
several dry goo.la firms, among others TOWN.
send II Yalc,, whose loss ts from $35, ,030 TO
aso,0m. tito building was damaged eib, 900,
Bullock 4 Go. lose gu LOO; Iacon q Co., $:1 oo;
uli insured.
, 1877-03-14
FINANCIAL.

poTfsylLLs, Pa, Marvl, 13.-The German
banking Company Of Ppttsyllla suspended this
Afternoon. Dcposlts, $3A0oo. It Ia thought
the assets arc considerably more than the lia-
hilitirs.
, 1877-03-14

BALrtxonz, March ls.-Tho onc-story brick
warchousc, No. II Commerce street, occupied
cfleesu dealers, nlt Jesse Lasar d Co, wholesale
groccra, burned thIs morning. Loss, $4o,0D;
fnst1rrtl. 80 - r''.-'
, 1877-03-14

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l3-Thrce ears OF
d trmu OIL the Philadelphia, Wilmington s. Bal
simore Aatlron1 were thrown from tho truck
near Wilmington last ni9ht and smashed to
picgca. One person WIS killed.
, 1877-03-14

Nzw OatnANs, March l9.-state-sonator
Webber contradicts the statement that Lii
brother, who was aseassinate4 Ut Bayou Sara,
had been going about the STREETS with double-
barrcled shotgun un htk shoulder, threatening
cittxgns OF that place. Senator Wcbber stales
that hIs brother noyor carried weapons OF anY
kiul. -
, 1877-03-14


Mn. Elias Davis, lising near Wuyland, sehuJ.
ot water, there bel,g no eurbIpg urou,!.i 1t, aud
tbs pIatiurln icy, she slipped an1 iull Into Tie
we'll, which was sumo twenty feet urep. 6hs
caught ou the a.one Ut tho Hull bcpre shs rtacll.
unttl iato iu The eyeui.,K, wlcn her husband,
coming home from = yialt to ncighbor's houss,
hrasd ler yotce, aud by tliis iueHns discovered
hes whercslouts. by asAiataAca Of tho ne gh
no5s " assx hsx out With fops shs yss ~!
dTcn a!a . candle " tbs tour Will, AsE, but tha
wind blowing the eanule out, thu children dclb
eEatelY returned 10 tho house AMI cut 10 bed
There Was about ten teet VI vs&es iu tAr wclL
aiad sha WIS nearly chilled through.