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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

ALL NERVOUS, exhaustlng and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative inllu-
enCes Of Puyermachers Electric Belts and
Bands They can be easily applied by the pa
tient himself, and with the most gratifying
results. Book, with full particulars, mailed
free. Call or address PulvermaGher Galvanic
Company, 292 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ia22-1YM. WYE -ia25-1YM- -eOM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

ROBACK'S PILLS. - Why are they
the best Pills in the market? Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rity the blood, regulate the liver and dl-
gestlYe organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists every where.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13
VEGET TINE
The Best Spring Medicine.

CHARLESToWN.
H. II. STEvENS-Dear Sir: This Is to certify
that have used your "Blood Preparation " IN
my family for several years, and think that
1Or scrotula or cankerous humors or rheumatic
affections 1t can not be excelled; and as blood
purlt1tr and spring medicine it is the best
thing have ever used, and have useu almost
everything. l can cheerfully recommend 1t to
any one in need Of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

ROBACK'S PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and if
specie payment is not resumed within
few years. they will doubtless be made
legal tender. They pass readily now
tor IWenty-Gve cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

Such a combined effort upon the part
of all its attaches Is always made to
please its guests, that the visitor to tn e
Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, is
pretty sure to return.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

GEN. EWING states that he is in the
hands of his friends. The Enquirer un-
d4rstands what that means.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13

NEWS from the seat OF war is not
thrilling.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13
ATLANTIC 4 ahEAr wEsTERN.

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARKERSBU RG.
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Time, mia. fast.
Washington. Tx. daily. 9:lj An 7:G0PM
baltimore EX. ualiy. 9:lj Pm $3.50 NJ
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13
THE STAR,

a3o Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
SPIRITUAL BLESSINGS.

Gods love to as is infinite. He con.
siders nothing too good or too great to
confer upon Us Having chosen us il
His Son. that we may be holy and
blameess before Him in love, He
blessed us with all spiritual blessings
He gave us grace in Jesus, before the
foundation Of the world-grace for all
time--grace for all trials-grace to be
given TO us an or circumstances may
require, In going to the throne OF
grace, therefore we just so to receive
what our heavenly Father has stored
up in Jesus for US. What sweet en-
enlargement is this Well may the
apostle say, "Let us come boldly unto
I the throne OF grace, that we may
obtain mercy, aud find grace to help us
( In time Of need Blessed Lord, we
thank Thee, we praise Thee, we bless
Thy glorious name that Thou hast put
us into Christ, made provision for us
in Christ, aud wilt make us perfectly
holy through Christ. Teach us TO
come with boldness and confidence to
Thy throne, that we may obtain for
out use what Thou hast treasured up
for us in Jesus. Oh, give US more
faith in Chtist-more love to Thee and
Thy people--more hcmility when al
Thy throne-more zeal for Thy glory
wher in the world and teach US to eat
drink, dress aud do everything to Thy
glory Ito be thoroughly CbristIike-
TO reflect the glory Of God on all
around us-to live and act as on the
confines Of eternity, as if always i'm
pressed with this fact, - shall soon be
in Heaven Gracious Saviour, raise
me above this world, fix my affections
on Thyself. till me with Thy spirit, and
enable me to lie down tonight with
the assurance that all spiritual bless.
ings are mine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
Sunday Reading.
saE FaHsi, morn.

Esey Jay should g commenced
rts God ne bps.et apd ae Lest
man II 1erus4lcsn was sect 10 say. '.Tn
tie morniag aill ! direct my prayer
saio Thee. aad vili look up / vii,
seq aload y Thy mercy 10 the nora
ing Daniel. too. saluted bis God
with prayer asd praise a, early dawa.
W begin tho day snwisely aud Al .
great risk 70 ourselves, II we leave our
chamber withoat secret conference
with or Almighty friend Every
Christian ben be puts ca bis clothes,
should also pa, on bis spiritual amor.
Before The days march begins, be
should gather portion Of heavenly
mama % feed the inner man. IA The
Oriental traveller sets out for the salt.
~ journey ever burning sands by load.
ibE ~ bis camel under the palm trees
tba3c aud flls bis wsler aagons from
ihe crystal fountain which sparkles at
is roots. 50 does Christ's pilgrim draw
hls morning supplies from the exhaust
lees spring Morning u the golden
hour for prayer and praise. The mind
I. fresh the nercies Of the night and
the new resurrection Of the dawn, both
prompt devout soul to thaukiulness.
The buoyant heart takes its earliest
aight. ike the lark. toward the gates
Of Heaven. One Of the finest touches
80 Bunyau's immortal alegory, is the
description Of Christian 10 the chamber
Of peace, who "awoke aud sang,
while his window looked out TO the
sun rising. II even the stony statue
Of Old heather Memnon made music
when The first rays Of the dawn kindl
ed 90 lis tinty brow, surely no Christ
ian heart should be dumb when God
causes the out.goings of the morning
TO rejoice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
ron rur ,.Asr rInE.

There Is touch of pathos about
doing even the simplest thing "for the
last time 1t is not alone kissing the
dead that gives YOU this strange pain.
You feel il when you have looked the
last time upon some scene you have
loved when you stand in some quiet
street where 700 know that You will
never stand again The actor playing
bis part for the last time, the singer
whose voice is cracked hopelessly, and
who after this once will never stand
before the sea Of upturned faces dis.
putting the plaudts with iresher voices
aud fairer forms, the minister who has
preached his last sermon--these all
know the hidden bitterness OF the two
words never again" How they
come TO us on our birthdays as we
grow Older Never again young
always nearer aud nearer 10 the very
lasi-the end which is universal "the
last thing which shall follow all last
things, aud turn them, let us hope,
/ from pains TO joys" We put away
our boyish toys with an old heartache
/ We we're too old to walk any longer
on our stills too tall to play marbles
on the sidewalk. Yet there was q
pang when we thought We had played
with our merry thoughts FOR the last
time. and LIES serious, grown-uE
work was waiting for US. Now we Dc
net want the lost toys back. Life ha'
other aud larger playthiBgs ior us
May il not be that these too shal
seem 10 the light Of some far of day a
the boyish games seen to our man-
hood, and we shall learn that death i
bat The opening Of the gate into th,
new land Of promise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01

Platte, not myself in Thy faith %
God. II thon wAntest charity for thy
neigbot. add think not thou hast char.
y ior thy nsighuor. il thou wAniesi
faith 70 God; when they are not both
together. they are both wanting they
are both waiting; they arc both dead.
once divided.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
MARK THESE FACTS,
Eaf Uasttmaa4 VI she WISE WMi3
HOIIOwAYrS PILLS.

HANAh. = tN"H Hfaft'h% ttkAsfhsa
u hs8 ro srpt tt WaiesAya ffis esss No
3 ktsftf pas
HAtHF ihsfs sfe Wsfvs8l BE-
ssaa - sueihsr l.at. ard Eeee ihsfa q ne
haMaf
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ess thteuta
- rave aHt q yaaf rrlls s. ms tstzs ~ eli siefs
mailgs. Z b. dstf aitle thise arl veil 'a asf +
n usasss iatfhirF y nas fgfHt
1f0ut taK - W6lasas's tla{mftt caFFs ne
= ua'sns q ihs hrsd I fahbel fnre ~ veuf
0Htmept tel ad ihe Gers aHa thf pa4st has
en-
- na MS iua tau wsni gHf ta Ra0f
taHiy
~ iatiuee a aa.itf tuaf pttcf 2i ceUif, lnl
the rs3iftrt te Hg i wofth dalse
scHd rns 1--WE tsaa af soaf pfla
"iot me hstr thre haAts 81 vouf fd's - rs
taru msii 80 costa ara tnseE
hsts etrf 2 70 slth tsetuaalst - tHcsf tai
want Is space eamb9ls n5e t8 conclude
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
ror Cmtnmeam. ni.nrder.,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure tteNeil1wipg ,lsssscst
Disorder of tlae kidneys.

To ~ disesnes sHect.ng tbess nrrahs, whether
tbty sHeerty tHa murn az loo ii tiu Wsteil o.
VII, laei t8ry 81 srliftel viih stone ~ gravel,
% eith atbys aud psEua fe3tsd h she laius ever
Use rtRiurs oi tbs kliness those pan bond
tktp to.fJiBE o. ghy pil ttd dtrteHurs, sua
The O.utm.ut shaud be- weu rubbed lnt1 the
small IN She Ia, Al bed tiWc 1his treatment
al gte almost immediate rclicl eh,n al other
I fuRatsa lagt fufl4H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
For Stoniachs out Of Order.

no ned cine viii - efiecius Ii improve the
tome e ihs stomach theea rillss ihey remove
al &C. ats ucessiaaed either hY intempsrsnc o.
mproter dict They rcRch the liver sad reduce
4 60 hsalthY sc.tans thsy srv wonderfully Ell
oHv uas IL ostes o. tp0m an tset they never fail
Ia curing All Disorders 81 the liver and stomach.
HOLLOW AS PILLS are The beat kpown IN
tht world f1r the following dissAses Agae,
Asthmt, hiiiuus Complaints Biateaas en- the
stiu Bowels, Consumption. ptbi ~, pgopsy
HAfea tatY, rysi plas, Fameiu iripsulAt -,
FoEtrs ~ All Nuds, F,te, 89Hi, lleadsehe, lpal.
Rsstuu, Inflammation, Jaurdce, Liver Com
plants Lnmbago rls. Rh.umhtism, Retention
"a unnt, Ncieiula w hugs tui, Sore rhiuAis
siouv fnd Gravel Tie -bnuloutCux, lum0ts
urare. Worms u all kinds. Weakness ftom aps
cause etc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
e, Electricity
FOR THE MILLION. AN ELECTRIC
BATTERY FOR % CENTS.
COLLINS Y0LTAIC PLASTER

n warranted, on the reputstion OF Or. Collins,
ite inventor, an old ply TO be the beat
plaster In tho world Of medicine The union Of
the two great medical sgerts, vls.; Electricity
and ModicAI Gums and Essences. fully jestiiics
the claim, and entities this remedy 70 rank
foremost among all curative compounds for all
external Aches aud Pains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-01
Are Doing Wonders

Aessrs. Weeks n Potter. Gentlemen, COLLINS
YoLfAIc PLAsTBRs are doing wonders. They
work like magic, and thos you sent last are all
sold and more wanted. Please send me three
dozen AZ soon as you get this. Money inclosod
herewith. | want them tomorrow night, If
possible. In haste. Yours
No. Fayette, Ne, day &c. II. T. PALMER, P. NJ.
NoTE.--Mr. Palmer il the Postmaster OF North
Fayette, and having becoIne convinced OF the
great value OF these Pastors b. actual use, he
has obtained them upon favorable terms AMI is
selling large quantities. medicine that thus
recommends itself cannot Do too highly COM
mended. One Plaster cells dozens.
Sold by all druggists Sent by mail on receipt
OF 25c. for one rs for six, t225 for twelve,
carefully wrapped, and warranted, by WEEKS h
POTTER, propnotors, Boston Ma- SSlm
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
THE FACTORY FIRE.

HINETy-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGE
AN ENGINE HOUSE ROBBED.
The losses by the fire yesterday morning in tho
seven story building Nos. l57, 1859 ana I6l West
rwen,y.ninth street amount TO SOS, 0oo Its only
known present that the re began tho third floor
OF No. l57, occupied by A. G. Newman as manu-
factory OF house furnishing hardware. Fire Marshal
Sheldon will hold Investigation OF IT'S origin. Con-
sdering the height OF lhe building and the dis
advantages OF It's location the arcmen did
well 10 save as much Of tho property
they did Tho losses are divided as toliows:-
A. q. Newman, damage 10 stock, SEQ, 900; A. Ragens-
burg, needle manufactured second door OF NO. l39,
SIS, 600; George nkenam, manufacturer OF paints,
fourth roor, $40, 900. Caswcn Hazard, druggists,
second noor oi No l6l, S. 900; John Neigh, wire
works, third and fourth floors OF No. 16l Sis, ,Oo0
The building, which IS owned by A. G. Newman, was
damaged 10 the amount OF $40 900. The ,hree upper
floors, which completely destroyed, wcre un-
occupied.
The house Of Engine Company No. 81. in Fortie.h
street, Third avenue entered and ransacked
by thieves whlo the nremcn were engaged At the fire.
Three silver watches, several pJcketbooks and cloth
Ing, belonging 10 the MEMBERS were carried on The
robbers had clear field TO work IN, as cvery man
turned 10 the fire.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
CLEARED.

Steamer Frisin Ger, Meyer Hamburg via Plymouth
and Chcrbourg -Kunhardt x Co.
steamer Acapulco. Capp, Aspnwall-facnc Mail Steam
ship Co
steamer san Jacnto Hazard. .savannah-Murray. Ferris
Co.
Stoamcr Old Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship CO.
Steamer Richmond. Kelley, Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Go.
Ste Biddle, Davis. Philnde phia-Jamcs and.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portland y Ames
Steamer ,iaucus. Beaisc. Bostou--ii Dimock
Ship Malta (Brj Mann. Lonuon-J Whitney Co.
Ship Prma Donna, Lunt, London snow Burgess.
Ship Anna l(ser), Bohnie. Bremen-John Zttlosen.
Bark Donne Castle (Brl Galechan, London-Henderson
Bros
DRssarL
Bark lnrlcside Br), Hays, Glasgow-scxmmel Bros
BARK AIessandro Danovnro utnD larszsro Larre-Ben-
ham boyesen
Bark Queen tBr Convey. Cork for orders-Boyd Hinc.
BARK Lea tAus, smerchinich. Cork Falmouth tor
BARK Schweigaard tNor) Holgescn, Cork Falmouth
Bsrx Sisas Whitney Port Elizabeth and Port Natal
fAfrica)-G Frank Dckmxn.
BAN Jose Mora. Carlisle, Sagua Ia Grande tCuba)-
Brig Uarous dtnn. Munro Gibraltar -Funch Edge Co.
Brig NuovA Provldenxa taD. Guida. Gibraltar for
Brig Louisa Price tHay,, wilson, Port au Prince-R
Bris Victoria. spencer. Barbados-H Trowbridges sons
schr DO iy Warden. Alien. Jacmsl-Kunh ardt 4 Co.
Schr Garland. I.ibbey, st Ohm. NIB II Loud Go.
Schr Shuitz, Thompson. .Galveston-Tupper Bcattie
Schr Zeta Psi Francis. Key est and PensscoxBcnner
schr ames ones Titon Jacksonviile-slasht Petty
Schr Eleanor Squres Georgetown and rot Blum, SC-k
Schr Laura Robinson. Kelly, Baltm ore-wm Chalmers.
Schr C Bentley, Baker. Providence-Isasc Staples.
sioop Nevada. Brown. Newark NJ-NaonAl Frcigh, and
Iighterngc
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the steamer Niagara from Havana, has
our thanks for courtesies.
y.rnao renots lad yery we.,eris xa"s and hlr
seas. On the sh only sds SO miles the
heavy smashed her smoking deck broke
SH @ n. SO Ss e o .S
Baltimore after lischargng portion Of her cargo
sls%sn s"s Win ss:a:s '1"% ~
OF 18th inst and report. sha. the sth inst.
se.k An hand. ss.. put 70 the pumps and the vessel
81 John She win discharge her cargo between decks and
make repairs.
BY the ice At Ivxtu, and became . total wreck.
n.sK M.cc,. ycS from nio y sa for satm.rs
as@ order 5000 sss bags Of coffee Oct Is. '''' - 'e
BARK MAn,xrA e-p,, Merso:. from New orle.n: tug22
c"ps M.se. '''''' nor '''"S' " '""
BR,s Angler CuRrIs Of Portland. lahore on the Eng
iixh coast, Is uninsured; freight tnknrod.
BxIsc 9 Vas iony Br,; Hooker, % At Halif.x Nov II
jb; blew manssSysasl and received othor dam
a9e.
BRIG MxKRcK. Lippincots. =. Portland 18th.
from FSns ap 81. h.,oo, %;.,ed n a and r.ct
timpers and doing other damage
BRIG TALLY Ho. Gates, At Philadelphia Nov IS, from
Eve barrels Of petroleum and vessels deck
house.
o bon r.uor,s ih a. on TIE 10Th inst in IA, ~ 80 lon
81 4s s.ociwe aias VIM brown fell overheard and
scHR MARTHA ELzABnrH reporsed ashore and proba-
bly total NovIu River. Cal This vessci has
California for years. having originally
arrived there from East. She owned by Capt ain
Atwood. her commander. and othcrs; worth abou.
S5UtO, aud fully insured
scnH SARAH JANE bound TOR Hartford with COAL sprung
the gale of the 9th inst and the becom
ing ciogged the unable to keep her tree and sho
half milo of the buoy Cornhcid Point
Rssf In 81 Of shc will probably prove
total loAs
scnR HELM coSpox from ville for New York
before reported damaged by collision at Delaware Break
water, arrived at Philadelphia i4th inst for repairs
scHR JonF II CuArYKK, Buell. from Boston TOR New
York Vineyard Haven 18th, with
known schooner 18th, Nantucket Shoals, and broke
niainboom and tore mAinsAl.
scnR ACADIA Of st john. NIB. total wrcck at St Law
rence NJ Her captain aud mate have reached - Piore
scmR II P GUSHING. Parker. from Weymouth for Will
minrton, &c Vineyard Haven Nov ~ reports night
inst of Cane Cod acak about 1900 strokes
Der in beating in AN lfth got ashore tho cast
aide OF the hxrbor, where sho remained at dark
scuHs EMMA HEATHER, from Pensacola, ana
Brown, from New York, At Havana Nov g. experienced
weather and both lost overheard deck load OF
lumber. without any other serious damages
HAIaYAx Nov l5Lste arrivals 81 st Johns report
schooner lying her beam onds Tho weather Is too
rouehto approach her
say the schr Rose Of CarboncAr
children Abeus have passed since she lett she
Labrador coast.
MONTREAL nov l5-Noshing has yet boon heard Of tho
steamer Thames (Br % days out from Liverpool for
ths port.
NEW Loxpox Nov i4-scnr Pearl before reported pus In
here by coiSon with barge, has repaired ana
will sail fer New York
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
GRAVE CHARGES.
A SENSATION IN THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.

4 SENSATION IN THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
sensation was created in the Board Of Supervisors
last evening BY Supervisor Fleeman, Of the Twenty
6rst ward, who rose In his seat and charged that
money had boen used 10 procure corrupt legislation
IN connection with tho building OF the Jail Tho
subjec. was brought up by tho presentation OF the
report OF the Jsil Committee on ,he plans for the
new building. Tho report recommended that Mr..
William A. Mundel be The architect, and that ne be
paid i've per cont the whole cost OF the building.
Alter a recess Tor thirty minutes had been taken 10
examine inc plans Supervisors Strong. Nathan and
Mcdonald urged that the report be LAID for
week. Mayor Schroeder who is an ex
oflcio member OF tho Board Of Supervisors,
moved that the architect paid put TWO and q half
per cent on the cost OF yne building. This, he said
WAS tho rate paid on the new municipal building
Fhe motion was voted down, rs were also motions by
Supervisor Mcdonald to mako tho be paid lho
architect thrce and three aud a half per cont When
the last motion had been voled down
Supervisor Flceman shAruod that
money had been used 10 procure corrupt
legislation relation 10 the buding OF she jail
and demanded tnat committee Of i've be appoin ted
investigate the matter. Mayor Schroeder sccoDdo
tho motion. 30 said that he had heard that money
had been used, and he willing TO testify II tho
committee were appointed. Supervisor Ficeman 3
motion prevailed but the committee has not yet Doe n
ntAd
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
A DRUGGISTS SUDDEN DEATH

Hugo Lohman, proprietor Of drug ssore the
corner OF Eighty second street and Second avenue
was found dead iast evening in the basement below
The store used for storing drugs and entered BY
means oil trap door. shortly before six O'Clock last
evening deceased opened the trap and descended nso
the basement leaving OF his clerks TO look after
the store Hail an hour latcr The clerk
had occasion 10 follow hs employer 10 tho
storeroom and ON descending was Mtonis he'd TO nnd
his dead body lying on hoor Or. William II. stud
ley oil No. leo East Eighty third street, who stated
that hc had treated deceased for heart dsossc was
called and gave the opinion that such Was tho
oil his death. Mr.. Lohnan was only tnny-two years
OF age single aud from appearances prosperous He
was very reserved In his manner, making few &C.
qualntsnces-so few that he considered peculiar
in that respect. The fact that he had nade fro
quent complaints Of late ABOUT The dulncss
OF business gave rise 10 rumor that
he had committed suicide, but idea Is BY
the few who knew him intimately. Coroner EIlinger
summoned and gavo a permit Tor the removal OF
the body prepara atory TO tho holding OF the post
tenn examination, which is 10 take place this morn
ing. The establishment kcpt by Mr.. Lohman 10 large,
aud ne looked upon as man OF csfy circum.
stances He led secluded lie, occupying sleeping
apartments ovcr his store and attending closely 20
his business,
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
CHICAGO'S LAST FIRE. !.
How Great Dry Goods Palace
Was Consumed.
MR.. FIELDS STATEMENT.
Heavy Insurance LOSSes-Llst OF
Companies Involved.
EW YORK RI S K >.
[R. FIELDS STATEMENT.
NEW YORK RISK K S.

CHICAGO Nov. l5-2 A. II.
Mr Field furnishes the following statement about
the are IN Field Leitcrs retail establishment. last
night
Tho nrc originated in sort OF demi-story, or attic
unoccupeo above the 1fth story out she cause can.
moi he accoub bIed any yh0ory only Two men are
Known 10 have kiiied outright and their bodies
were recovered. One vas tue nrcman whose name has
already becn cent Tho fourth and NTH stories are
,u,,ed the stock entirely consumed and the walls OF
mai portion oil The building rendered valueess tho
three lower stories might be repaired ~ consider
ablc EXPENSE. but II will be nearly as cheap, and
asfrr 10 ear down whole structure and reOuid ~
,,royed by water, bu; some OF II may be worth twcn.
Nv ave cents the dollar. The package goods IN the
basement are less injured. About $l0O 600 worth ot
,ooos were carried The stock. wholesale and re-
Ia, Was worth from 5000 900 10 0OO but prob
sby nearer ,ne fsures. The insurance on the
STOCK rs $3.50,
Mr. Field says the retail business win % resumed
as soon MS suitable quarters are obtained.
ESTIMATED COST REPLAcE THs STORE
James Bolton, the agent here OF the Singer Manu-
facturipg Company, thinks the building can be re-
naccc Tor $780, 900. He says the original cost was
$500. .oOo and the IRE OF 1872 damaged 80 shat an
,ddi,onai outlay Of s4o0, 900 put Oh IL The COM
panys rule carry It's own insurance. but as be
has heard from agencies IN which tho building
Is insured, he supposcs tho company departed from
,hcir custom in inis caso George r. Mckenzie, Vice
President OF the company, viii be here from Now
York on Saturday.
INSURANCE STOCK MIXTURES.
sloan,s Insurance Agency gives tho following list
Of Insurance companies IN which insurance was