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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-Ex- Governor James f. English,
of Connecticut James H. Howe Of Wisconsin, and Leu,
to Frederick Pearson L. \
Hotei-Rear Admiral Alexander Murray u -
OF Albany John G. New, OF lndianapOa anu
Thomas NJ Waller OF New London Brsu0Ort HOuse
Judge Amasa Parker. OF Albany NSc fork Hoe.
smaster General Huntington of Canada ana Mllam NJ
wadlcv President Of the central Railroad Of ~
JaJHSs HOfet-ohn Knox, Controller OF the currency,
aud General q. d. MacDOuga, Of Auburn, N f.....-SL
Nicholas ROi-Ex gressman scott Wike OF Illinois
NsfronQIpdn Professor Davidson OF the United
Coast Survey Ereyen Hous- Professors g. W.
Mead ana J. H. Thaver, AndOver Theological Serina
AiOerpdrs Hofe-ChrstOphcr Townsend OF Newport H. l.
49,. GiSey Hose-Alfred Gather, OF cincinnati Grand
Central R6tel-Captan Frederick Watkins, OF the steamship
ify of Rruss
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

Notice given the Lighthouse BOARD that on and after
December 1878 Fixed red Hight ot the 9Th order. lighting
the entire horizon Will be exhibited from hexaeona screw
pile recently erected Fort Ripley shOa middle
around between south Channel and Folly Isiant chan
mel Charleston Harb' S. c. The focal plane being 40 feet
water the light should be seen, In clear
weather about - miles.
Upon the establishment OF this light that at Castle PinCk
will be dscOntInued.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEVIS.
KING ALFONsO's ASSAILANT.
MADRID, Friday, Oct. 25,

MADRID, Friday, Oct. %, 1878.
The woud-be assassin is named Juan MOncase,
age twenty three by trade native OF Tarragona
He states that he is member OF the International soci-
ety. and that his crime premeditated. He arrived
at Madrid on Sunday last. His bullet struck nobody.
MOncasc rescued with difficulty from some women
who wished to lynch him. .
All foreign Ministers and diplomatists in Madrid
have congratulated King his escape. solemn TIE
Deum will be sung tomorrow. judicial proceedings
against the assassin have already been begun.
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THE COMING BRITISH INVASION.
IoNnnE Saturday Oct o6 10

LONUUNI DUIUIUdF' VOT' " Io'U'
A dispatch from Simla to The Daily NecS
estimates that the Peushawur column Will number 5000
men with sixty-six guns the KooTum column 5000
men with twenty-Iour guns, and the Duettah column
10000 with sixty guns, besides a strong siege
train. Onetmrd Of the troops Europeans The de-
csiOn Of the Home Cabinet is expected on the 9th inst
For other IOreiQn Necs see FrGt Pd0el
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p O S r S c r p 7
3:45 a. m.
GENERAL POLIITCAL NEWS.
ECONOMY IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
TAXES REDUCED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sro-
RIEs ANsWERED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


RIRs ANSWERED.,
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIB TRIBUNE.I
BosToS, Oct. 25.-ThG journal publishes a
very interesting statement in regard 10 the valuation OF
for 1873 IL appears that the amount OF
direct to be paid by the people the present year
for State county aud city expenses is $2,OOOOOO
less than last year. Even General Butler cannot get
round this fact. The depreciation that began in 1876
still continues and the percentage OF nominal loss
is larger than the previous year, though the amount
OF property which appears TO have srunk is less The
throughout the State have generally responded
to a wise public sentiment which has demanded that the
lowest real value should be put property. Imitation
caused by speculation carried the valuations up in ls72
Till there was gain the previous year or nearly
900 House property and store property were
marked up in accordance with the spirit OF lhe
times In the three successive years there was an IN
crease in assessors valuations OF nearly Sl5OOOOOOO
and then came effect of hard times and the assessors
wisely concluded that fictitious valuation was dam
age both public and private interests. me dmlnu
ton the present year. compared with 1877 Is S99-
23S572 which is divided a. follows: PERSONAL estate
S2G,2l2,JG7 real estate, S73,O26,OO0.
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SECURELY CAUGHT.

Francis Finnett, age twenty, went into the
cellar OF Mrs Bridget CslIagys house. at No. 4l6 East
Ffteenths yesterday morning apparently to steal the
chickens she keeps there. Mrs. Galaxy saw him,
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BOwEL COMPLAINTS
ACHES AND PAINS
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taste elegantly coated for the cure OF all DIS
orders of tile liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
Siseases headache constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
biliousuess billion, fever. Inflammation OF the bowels
nIes ara the internal yscera Warranted
toedect a positive cuTe Price rs cents per box.
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TIE BLAIE.coNNoLLY COUNTY TICKET.

The County Convention of the Blair-COn-
molly wing of the National party made, last night the
following nominations:
For Nrpor-Wiam L. Headley
For DDfrict AuOrHey IA. If. IL. Dawson.
For Ctty Jtdge-S Is. Brague.
For COrgpGT-Dr. Ferdinand Sicger.
Tor Adsraendt Lrrqc-James Ryan, Thomas Rock. David
j Al franz
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HENRY C. PERLEY FOR ALDERMAN.

The Republicans of the With Senate Dis
trict nominated John c Gring for Alderman last night
but he declined the nomination. and she names OF Alder
man Henry {. Pcrey and Luther Horton were submit
ted On the fo NAL alOt Henry C. Perley received y
votes against 16 cast for Horton. lie was then unan
mousy declared the choice Of the convention.
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mann and child W. Hebtg A. Hartensten, MT and Mrs j..
seldom, and child, Mrs A. Renken and child
FROM KINGSTON IA ErC.-By STEAMSHIP Etrd.-
DR. +. Corner DR. IT, r. Miller. Miss c. brown, r. Burke
and Douglass Miss l.. White, " CALVIN, g. Kerr,
Mr. and MR. Jaeobson and servant Mss z. Hnstand.
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DEATH OF #. SCOTT STEWART

LONDON, Oct. 25.-1he AngIO-American Times
states that Colonel T. Scott Stewart OF NewYork died
suddenly OF heart disease last night at Westminster
Pa Hotel
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RGpousse Silver Ware, solid silver only.
HOWARD & CO., No 264 5th.sve.. y. Y.
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THE ZEsT OF LIFE IS DESTROYED
Bv chronic Indigestion Cure the malay, theD How Wit
MILK OF MAGNEsA. sold by ali druggists.
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mt shut the door and sat on t. and called for the
police she lie heavy woman always. but when she :
mad she weighs ton Yesterday she was very mao ana
Francis could not raise the dooI Now he languishes IN
nrfeO
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Announcements

Hot SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS nos. A. 43, ~ and -.
of each Extra for 90 cents
by mail. postpaid.
See advertisement.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs. NO.
2lS BROADWAY
cam. go. Noon 55'. a m. Coz Midnight 49,
Highest during day. GO. Lowest 40.
AYerage 5l9ll. same daY 1871 UP.
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TEsTIMONY OF AN O.D ARD WELL.KROWN FlRM.

An experience of many years has demonstrated to
and benefit derived from carefully prepared and properly dJ
ments in well-esabshed influential newspapers"
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CANDIDATES OF THE GREENBACK PARTY.
The Labor wing of the National Greenback-

Labor party in the With Senate Distrlct
last night nominated John f. Bohmtalk for
Alderman. Immediately afterward the same organiza-
ton held Congressional Convention for the
Xth Congressional District. Three candidates
we're presented Ivy representatives OF az many
districts The representative Of the XVIII Assembly
District nominated James O'Brien the one from the
XNIIIth nominated Orlando i. Porter, and the
Naele. Opposition beng made 10 Mr. Potter
az Tammauy Hail candidate, his name was
withdrawn Mr.. O'Bricn also vigorously opposed,
wher, upOn the delegates from the NNtn District LETT
the hail. General Nagle then unanimously n0nl-
mated as candidate for Congress by the remaining dele
cations.
The Grecnback- Labor party, Blar-C Connolly branch
nominated, last night, Samuel Polak FOR me Assembly
in the lila District and George A. Mckay Tor Assembly,
man in tue XIIth District. ,
Labor party OF the INth District nominated bryan
Reilly for Alderman.
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ANTLrAN,IANY ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES.

The combined City, County and Irving
Hall Democracy Of the XVIIth Assembly Dis
trict held a convention at National Hall, West
Forty-fourth-st, last night, and nominated VIII
liam T. Finley an Irving Hall Democrat for the As
sembly.
james Bryan was nominated for the Assembly IN
the VIth Assembly District, last night, by
the IrviDS Hall Democracy aud the German-Amellcah
independent Association.
Colonel Michael G. Murphy was nominated for Assem-
bly, from the list Assembly District last night Dy an
Antl-Tammany organization
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That controlled by their clocks perfectly reliable
dial placed al distance from the clock and the
dials be multiplied 10 suit the wants OF all
parties descriptive circular Office corner Broad
way and 4th.st, New.YOrk.
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Sole Agents for Lea & PERKINS, Worcestersl
Twenty-Five Years experience endorsing Newspaper Adye

TIE WHEELER q wilson SEWING MACHINE COMPANY state:
n no department of business there probably much money wasted
advertising and in department good judgment and experience
requisite twenty-five years experience has clearly demonstrated the
superior advantages and economy newspaper advertising all other
mediums offered for that pnpose.0
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Every business man in New-YOrk can, while
his desk speak with and every other bn,iness
man by being telephone with the Central Office
system of the Telephone Company Of SewYork Bust
ness Office, BIS Broadway.
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articles

Total value Of exports from Ct
Britain 20 all counties dur
lng the nine months ending
September Co.. ..--........
Total value Of imports into Ct
Britain fiOm all COun.li-o
during the nine months end
Ing September 30............
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"kDVERTlSE LARGELY TT FlRST-CLkSS NEWSPAPERS

M EHREc Co., popular Dry Goods firm say nave "n E .ne
public want Sell it with a moderate profit Advertise a8e{ LII @
and YOU are bound do trade LET THE NEWSPAPERS
RE- Tr REST YOU CAN opA no what the cost 1t is but natural thai
an Advertiser in degree share In and thereby g" ' W
which reader entertains ably conducted Journal
Another Endorsement based Experience Of FoVen Years.
Mess ISAAC Suus Co., the weknown Umbrella house. express
themselves as follows the value of Newspaper advertising
what YOU have say be strictly true good newspaper Its
readers are intelligent will appreciate bargain and of every such customer
Won make an advertiser Fofotyeven years nnens Of raesng
has been done an and of the whole expenditure all that we regret
is Contained in the other tenth"
OVER FIFTY YEARS ESTABLISHED.
nFnterne business people recognize the necessity OF proper ezPn
ditne in advertising indispensable to success Well written nu can an
ncents nroPv DISPLAYED bring Established over nifty
YEARS. we have largely tried the varied plans for advertising and our eXe
c leads us to Conclusion that the regular and persistent use OF nhu
% and well established journals the satisfactory to reach the
public" r,. a. -, lnn 1 T~n; I;n@ Goods
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One family at Bergen Point notified that
their stable was on fire safe FutOnst saved
from burglars the past week by the Holmes Burglar
Alarm Telegraph, 5lS Broadway.
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BARGAINS.
s. SQIREs 500 Broadway, for watches and jewel
Ty-cash Ony-rght from the ZION safe.
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GRAPE AND CANISTER FOR DEMOCRATS.
In TRIBUNE EXIRAs Nos. ~, 49, ~ and -.
Price cents each copies Of each Extra for 30 cents
by mail, postpaid.
See adv
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PHYSICIANS WINE.

PHYSICIANS WINE.
NewYor physicians they have been usng speer Port
Grape Wine Wine Btters their practice for years. to
satisfaction of their patients and themselves and
take pleasure recommending them TO the public being
all that claimed for them aud, fact the most reliable
wine they find sold by druggists. Principal salesroom,
"a Warren.st., NeT.YoTk.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
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DISASTERS

LONDON 25-Sr Margaret FacOner brought eleven OF
the crew Mary f. Goodwin which foundered al
September ~ The mate and two seamen OF the Goodwin
missing in a boat
KEY WEST, Oct 25.-fhc schr Lizzie bakers Buchanan
from Havana for NewYOrk with sugar. has put In here
Leaking
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L. HOWARD g. Co.
Are making
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Sec advertisement.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

A BLIND GIRLS TROUBLE.

John A. Cameron was produced before Judge Nor.
gan yesterday mornins, charged by Elizabeth CLARK.
son, Of No 240 Spring street, with seduction Tho
prisoner who 10 . wealthy frut dealer, sisadiassly
denied his gum and asked an examination, which the
Judge set down for the l4th inst Elizabeth Clark
son is blind Shc was never able to do any work or
care for herself ana so has been dependent on her
motner,a poor woman who has had to toll hard for
subsistence. The girl has pretty face, Though, and
IL 10 alleged that this caught the defend
ants eye and made an impression upon
him. In April last, Ezabs,h says. she first
m ct Cameron. ana frequently after that he
used to come the house under the prstence OF as
ssting the family, whose poverty he Affected 70 pity
BY donations OF small sums OF money u 10 said, be
won tne confidence OF MIRA Ciarkson, and hts visits
were encouraged. On the 14th 18th OF May he
called at No. l27 varck street, In the basement OF
which they were then living Mrs. Clsrksou was out
the time, Cameron, 10 charged, sucecsded "a
accom- ing his purpose before ner return. From
that limc uli the 18th OF september, the girl says
Cameron frequently repeated the offence.
When the prisoner was accorded an examlnation,
yssssrday, he declared his ab,ity 10 iree himseii
from the pdtation cast upon him. aud his counsel
requested the amount o bail be fixed AT less than
81 900. Tho Judge replied :-"It would be an In
justice 10 do 1t 10 one Of tho worst cases ever
heard, and want good real estate security for the
full amount OF the bail".
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Three hundred and twsnty-threc omigrauts arrived
yesterday at Castle Garden.
The Excise Commissioners issued 322 licenses last
month aud received Tor the same $13, 535
Francis Boucher, proprietor Of q lodging house AZ
No. l5g Bieeksr street. died suddenly last evening.
Five hundred deaths. 4s9 births and 125
marriages reported 10 have occurred last week.
John HyIand. sixtytnree years oil age, died yestsr
day IN the Aimshouse, Biackwslps Island, from
fracture OF the femur, due 10 an occidental TALL.
Henry G. Martin, who was arrested at youngstown,
OHIO charged with completely 10 the famous &64 900
forgery was yesterday disch arged by Judge Kibrsb
Daring the month OF September 2l76 miles OF
s,rcets cleaned and 61 434 loads OF ashes 20 696
of street dirt and 62s OF garbage removed from the
city.
A one story frame building on sixty.seventh street
between Ninth and Tenth avsnuss owned by Hsnry
Brsgsted, was destroyed BY IRE yesterday. Loss,
$500
Dap,ei Foley, . laborer employed in Tompkins
so u.re seriously Injured yesterday by the ial
ing Of smbankment of earth under which no was
working
The customs ofncials seized yesterday 4,050 cigars
on the steamship Niagara, from Havana. Five bar.
refs 81 sugar were sent 10 the seizure room IRON
Brooklyn.
The steamship City OF Para, which sailed yesterday
tor Rio Jsnaro, carried forty SIX passengers, thr
tyeight cabin and eight stserage, and large guam.
THY OF ireignL
John MCGUIRE fell IRON the fret story window OF his
residence No. 443 East Thirteenth street. yesterday
TO the yard, fracurinE his skull He was removed to
Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
MAR RlsD

DRUMxER-BAwo.-On Thursday, October 8, Mr..
WILLIAM DKunMRR, Of Limoges, France, to Mss
SornIA BAwo, OF Brookyn, by Pastor 5teime, at the
residence OF tho BRIDES falher, Brooklyn.
GoLpBKRo-H AssoS.-On Wednesday, Octob q
1878, Dy tue Rev. h. S. Porter. u. D., CHARLES II.
GoLDBERe, of this city, to Ella only dausn oil
William v. Hanson, OF Brooklyn, T.. l.
KfERSAS--WALsH. On Tuesday, september "a, at
the Cnufcn OF the rransngurstion, by Rev. William
j. Hll, WILLIAM II. kiERSAy 10 LlzzIE O., eldest
daughter OF Richard Walsh, all OF Brooklyn
WOOD Al Harlem, October z 1873,
Mt the ST. James Methodist Episcopal Church, by
Rev. Wesley Y. DAVIS. FREDsRick y. LOCKWOOD TO
CARRfE y. MILLER daughter OF tns late Matthew s.
Miller.
MELLoS-MADieAS. YESTERDAY, at Visitation
Churcn, Brooklyn, with solemn nuptial mass, FRAS.
dELLoS to ELIZA, daughter Of late Mr. James Mad.
igan.
day, september 49, by Rev. DR.. j. N. wise, NORRIS j.
NgwwirrER, OF New YORK, to IDA e., eldest daughter
Edward Bloch, ot Cincinnati
O'DoSoGHuE-HARr--Un September 30 by the Rev.
Father Okeliy, of 81 Peters Cburch, Mr.. TIMOTHY
0'DoSoeHJs TO Miss MARY HART.
California papers please copy.
PHILfIPs--WAfr On TUESDAY, October l, at ~.
Ann's Church, ny Rev. Dr. GalaudeI Louis u PHILLIPS
10 LOUISE NJ. WAR. all oil TINS city.
REYsoLDs-sHARPE- --Septsmber 30, By Rev. Dr.
Miliett, a. the molly Martyrs Church, FORSYTH st,
near Canal the dowD town "Iitue church Around
the Uornct''), JoHs RKySoLDs TO JENNA snARrs,
New YORK. ... -.
swArS-MooRg On Wednesday, october 2. 1873, at
the residence oi the BRIDES passas ~ the Rev kd.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
EXCISE LAW VIOLATIONS.
FIGHTING RECORDER HACKErr's SENTENCE
AGAINST THOMAS p DoYLE--PRooREDINo

F1oHrINo RECORDER HACKErr's SENTENCE
AGAINST THOMAS P. DoYLE-PRooaED1Nos
ON HABEAs CORPUS. aM
Pursuant 10 the writ OF habeas corpus and cerlorsr
sued out by Mr. William r. Kintzng, counsel for
Thomas p. Doyle who, after plea guilty Of selling
liquor without . license was sentsnced by Recorder
Hacket, 10 the Court OF General Sessions 10 tnirty
was yesterday morning brought BY n deputy sheriff,
10 whose custody he had been remanded after tho
graatne Of the writ. into supreme Court, Chambers,
Leary appeared on benalf oi the people and Mr. Tur
for the Sheriff Mr.. kinizing stated that he ap-
psared there on behalf Of hts client 20 ask fos
a writ oi error and stay OF proceedings pending an
admission to bail pending ihs hearing suon appeal
He added that " was true that Doyle had pleaded
guilty TO an Indictment for selling liquor In violation
OF the Excise law, out that ne desired 10 state TO the
sion inssmuch Recorder Hacksu had pu Diicly an.
nounced from the bench when, sentencing Marx Lam
igan and others, tue x9tn OF May last for alleged
violation ot the Excise law and on whom he imposed
Robinson having pardoned Richari Eustace aud Jonn
Cosgrove, who mad been sentenced by him 10 the
Penitentiary Tor similar offence, he would hereafter
niict only nncs IN place OF imprisonment, especially
onm.ns sS % evasa,y met with such The SSnss Ssns
provaI OF the Governor. Believing that the
Recorder meant what he said. Mr. Doyle, who was
techn icaily guity, psaded guilty, but Instead how
sentenced 10 the Penisntiary. Mr.. Kini z,ag then
asked an Adjournment until Monday 10 enable nim 10
ne a traverse
Judge Dononus directed that Doyle be given In
which he granted tnst he should NOT be placed IN
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

THE pAss,Ic ROLLING MILL BUBNEp-roUR
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN THROWN OUT OF
woRK-INcESDIARIsM SUSPECTED.
Tns Passsic Rolling MIL at Passaic Junction, N j.,
was almost totally destroyed by nre last night The
flames broke out ~ about hali-past ten
O'CLOCK, having originated, 80 the Waterman
says. from outside the building. at point which he
had Just passed IN making hrs rounds. He had
come suspicious looking persons loadng In the
neignborhood at ten O'Clock. The entire lre
department turned out, aud In tneir attempt
10 queli tho copnaeration were greatly aided
by the mill hands, who worked bravciy and well.
Several dwelling houses. opposite the burning
boidinR, caught Gre several times, but were
finally saved Al half-past eleven o'clock, when
the flames were az tne,r height three hremen fell
through the roo to which they had climbed to turn
their hose on the nrc below Two OF them, John
Clarke, OF Neptune Company No. ., aud Jonas Leroy
Of Protection, No g. we're severely iojured ana may
possibly not survive. Az one o'clock this morning
the flames were thought TO DO fully under control
Tho portion OF the mill destroyed was about six
hundred feet long by four hundred iest vide IL con
tained great deal OF valuable machinery, including
engine OF l25 horsc power. another o thirty horse
power, another OF twelve ana q fourth Of ten Stesm
pumps and trains Tor roiiing iron were also de-
suoysd. Fortunately the wind was in such a
that portion OF the building which contains ibe
valuabie machinery and models As " u, The loss
viii 70 upWhTu OF t3V,OuV insufeu fOU,UUO
In the following comDa ntes: -
London. Queens, Imperial, North British, British
American, New Brunswlck New Jersey; Ctzens',
New YORK; Peoples Newark, n. j.. westcDcster, New
YORK; Peoples, Trenton, y. j.; Fire Association,
PnadclDhia; Manhsttan, New York; shawmut, Bos-
ton, 81 500 in the Queens, 81 300; IN the Lon
don, Liverpool and lobe. $780, in the Lancashire
$4,000.
For some time trains on the Erio Railway were de-
Iayed, but at midnight the track clear work
for the New York Elevated Railroad Company was IN
progress IN that part oil the building which de-
stroyed.
IL 10 estimated that four hundred ana hfty Will
be thrown out Of employ ymcnt by the nrc Mr.. Watts
Cooke, cnief owner Of the mill, said tnat u
would be rebuilt once On Thursday night,
Mr. Cooke spoke at an Indignation republican meet
ing IN Patcrson which bad been chiefly organized oy
himself ana " was rumoved last night tbat political
anlmosny may nave had something 10 do with tho
aesrucion his property, winch is believed TO have
been tue work Of an incendtafy.