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Chns RnrAhalicr.

Posi- Once Tho foreign nails or the wees ending
SATURDAY, Feb. =. ISIS. Will close at this Office on
TUESDAY al Il for Europe by steamship wyoming,
wa Queenstown ~ WEDNESDAY. al 80 a M iar Ia.
rope by steamship B4tayii via Queenstown on THURS
DAY al ~ m Ireland steamship Baltic, via Queens
town onde or Great Britain amt the Conne"t TO
m forwarded by steamer must be specially addressed
and az IL m Europe by steamship Gland Via Pl mouth
t'berlourg an Hamburg. on SATURDAY az 4;5D a M.
tr scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia, via glasgow
and AZ II a. for Europe by steamship CITY o chester,
via Queenstown coireSpOndeuce Tor Hefmanv 70 De iOt
warded by this steamer must he specially aldfsscd) AZ
1880 a. for Germany etc. by steamship ode va >oJh
Great Btlialn
lie Continent be Forwarded by THIS steamer must DO
sn,ctay addrys.eG) The Wyoming, Batavia
OF Chester do not rake mails ot benEisi sweden
mails for kingston. ia, leave New loik
ian 81 The mails the Vest iuts Via Havana and 81
Thomas leave York Jan 81 The mails Tor China aud
Japan Francisco tcb. D. Tho mals toI AUSTRALIA
etc, leave Francisco Feb. Is .....- .
New.rork Jan. 20 1878 +. J. JAMES, Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

country and In England The publisher promises to
follow this tract with second consisting of an essay by
Mr. Alexander Farnum of Providence, on the Visits
of the Mortimer Rhode Isand' and third, CON
tanning the diary of St. james NJ Hadden OF the Royal
Artillery during BurgOynes campaign, which VIII be
edited by General Horatio Rogers OF Providence, who
nossesses the manuscript; II these succeed others are
promised II is to he hoped that these will be received
with enough OF favor at least to warrant fourth con.
tanng Professors Dman address at the dedication OF
the monument to Roger Williams. The apostle OF
Rhode Island appears in that review as he looks to the
calm, impartial of History, stripped OF all the
glamour and the distortions which sccar1an prejudice
have thrown about his memory. The address filled a
complete in literature and ought to be pre-
served in appropriate form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
LOUIsIANNs ELECTORAL VOTE.
A CORRECTION OF MAJOR BURKE BY MR.. CONKLIN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiBUSE.l

4 CORRECTION OF MAJOR BURKE by MR.. CoNKLING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiBUSE.l
WASHINGTON Jan. Ex-senator COnkling, n few
DAYS ago, in conversation touching upon the same
rcports as those which now come from New-Orlcans
and represent Major Burke saying that Mr.. Conk-
ling had "a speech ready last Winter opposing the
counting of the vote of Louisiana for Hayes author
izcs the statement that such charge is absolutely
false.
CHANDLER REPEATS THE STORY OF BARGAIN!
GENERAL FBEss DIsPATCH1
WAsuISGToy, Jan. 2S.-Wliam +. Chand-
Ter on being asked what explanation he had 10 offer to
Major Burkes denials said:
1t has never been charged that the written memo
randum auihcntcatng the alleged bargain made al Tue
WoruIey's Hotel conference, or February 20,
was signed by Stanley Matthews, or Charles
Foster. any other Republican; that written
understanding drawn up showing the under stand
inc that had been reached by the conerees that hs
was read over and agreed TO substantially correct,
and that at the same time. the Southern Democrats or
some of then affixed their names to Inc
paper witnesses Of it, c9rr r and nd ,e
been informed that General Garfield was not quite
satisfied with the way anG bargain wms decentralization
of his own, which he says he shall publish II burke 5
pa per Is made public
MIR Chandler says that to bring matters TO decisive
test he has tonight sent to Major Burke the following
telegram:
Major f.. o. BURKE Nep Orleans. 49,. -,
Referring TO denials In recently published interview
yours i nave tuc HbHoT itHp'ctiWiD w 'SA ~,
this question: Were you. as inc repIesehta,ho VI
the Nichols government, with other Southern men
and Messrs Stanley Matthew'S John Sherman, Charlie 8
Foster and james A. Garfield all OF any Of Them and
other Northern present at conference or confer
ences Al Wormeys Hotel In Washington, about Febru
arv % last con Ing Louisiana affairs II was any
written paper whether signed unsigned and whether
with or Without names affixed AS witnesses OF Its correct
bess mace them subsequently embodylng or purpor
ing 10 state the whole or any part Of any agree
nept understanding or intention resulting from such
r"niercnce or conferences concerning Louisiana Affairs
or concerning the Packard OF the Nichols Government
or the Federal troops IN New Orleans u 80 nave you
now have you ever had that paper OF copy heIeoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

SPECULATION ABOUT NEw-YORK APPOINTMENTS.
Washington Correspondence Of The Boston Herdld
The Now York amendments haYe been the

The New-York appointments have been the
subject OF renewed interest during tue past day or two,
ana il leaked out that they have been considered H.
tho Cabue recently and that the President after hesi
tating tine, Is inclined to make another effort
10 cause a change III the Ncw-Iork Custom House The
man that understood 10 have been agreed upon by tie
President and Mr. Eyarts is not TO attempt 10 sueiccdc
Collector Arthur at once, but To send the senate tie
is also known that the new nominee Ike the last ono,
Mr Prince will be selected by Mr. Eyarts All the tax
abOut an understanding between MIR. EvartS and MI.
COnkug which was reported from mere some weeks ago,
was pIre nOOnshne There never has been any ndlca-
ton of any such understanding. II Is possible tbat the
nomination OF the new Naval Officer for New Ork may
De DELAYED by tie contest in the Senate over The new
Orleans COectOrshp. Thc time for sending IN The
nomination for New.YOrk is not yet fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
DRAMATIC NOIES.

Mr.. Mccullough will begin an engagement
in Boston 18th OF Februayat the Boston Thea
treas COriolonus The great Roman play Is to be
viyed in q magnificent manner
Madame Modjeska will appear at the Boston
Museum on February o. as Camille That stage Is now
occupied by "a Celebrated Case"
Mile Gabrielle Du Saudi, the young per
former who lately, in Won at Last at Waack's, made
promising impression, will appear OF the Park Theatre
next week, acting MADAME AureiiG In the play OF
Baby"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
LATEST SNIP NEJYS.

steamship BenefactOr Jones. Wilmington, NJ e. days
with mise and pass. - VIM. L. Clyde * Co.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
toynoy Ian 2S- Inman Line steamship City OF
DrIsses Capt Watkins from New YORK jan 10 fer Liver
pooI passed fastnet Light at o'clock this morning.
liz igFOO Jan. 2Slhe steamship Aurora Capt. Lee, from
Norfolk llth inst. has arrived
The steamship Gullemo, Capt Echeyerria fIom Newor
loans inst, arrived here to-day.
The steamship Tiara (Br capt Bethel from New0rleans
Ian g. arrived here today.
ANIwERP, Jan. 2S-The steamship Auguste Andre, Ca T.
EyIer. II ON New.YOrk l2th lnst has arrived
For other Ship NelcS see Third PageI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

There was full house to witness the resus-
citation of Mr.. Bouccaults "JezebeI" which was eff
fected, last night, at the Fifth Avenue. Miss Kah
srne Rogers acted the repusve adventures very bril-
anty and she cordially greeted Mr. George Clarke
making his first appearance in this city since his return
from Europe-was kindly welcomed. Mr.. James Lewis
also shared in the public tribute. One of the ablest
efforts Of the night was made by Mr. C0uldoek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
Special Notices.
Adjustable Gas Reflector.

Adjustable Gas Reflector.
For throwing light machine piano cooking range
dining table. pictures. &C.
To read. write and sew by VIII A. sny burner.
For sale by House Furnishing and Gas Fixture stores
Advertisements Intended for the next issue Of 1HB
wEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed ia before D. m To-
day.
nl,ir,. Pili.-Engsh remedy for Govt Rheumau-m.
ROY "a pills III 20 IS mail H. PLANT & son. ga VA.
lamst. \. y. sold by druggists.
Geo. G. Richardson n Go.
lofts 90 and - Worth 1t, and 40 and ~
Thomas 81. pending the repairs 10 their bhilding
New.lOra. Jan. =. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

Nowadays people doubt nearly thing They forget
that the known facts Of today constituted INC knolY prop
hypothesis but few years since prac
doubts and uncertainties expert
nced Inv Sir Ashley Ooper lived not long after Harvey
discovered the circulation Of the blood as evidence that but
i,e H. known of medicine aside from conjecture entirely
porng the fact their competitors are Gaiy healing dis
,ooper thought ncurable. Is not such Ignorance
Calarrh the and OF all
coue readily yeld 10 the healing aud soothing
of pr sages Catarh Remedy used with Dr.
Perce Nasal Douche II the case be complicated the blood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
SOUTHERN AFFECTION FOR AN HONEST MONEY
ADVOCATE.


Colonel Lucius Quintus Curtius Lucullus
Ganymete SapphO Sarddnapaius Lamar seems To be "a
OF debitated statesman He il worried with the
idea that there only thirteen States 10 tie American
Union and that these thirteen States depend on Europe
fOn the stability OF their currency. We would remind
the Senator that in this business he fails to represent
Georgia. his native State, and Mississippi the State OF
his adoption 1t is than probable however. that 1t
is his highest ambition 10 represent Mr. Lamar This is
should be, as the weekly pap remark. III Lucus
Ouinlus Curtius Remus Lucullus Ganymedc SapphO
0rpheus Capt0la ROmuus Sardanapaus Vinegar Bitters
Lamar stand the racket 30 TO speak, his
abe-bOdied constituents can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
DEMOCRATIC wATCHwORDs.
<'N.t f'' Dpetvt <iNtfItfe
While the Democratic House of

While the Democratic House of Repre-
sentatiyes zealousy plans To compass the ruin OF
blOated bOndhoder 1t Is trying with almost equal
zeal TO devise ways and means TO foster and alleviate
tho bloatcd whiskey holder. Cheap money and CHEAP
whiskey its waicIwOrds In the OF economy
Il proposes TO save few thousand dollars by cutting
down the salaries OF our Ministers abroad and In the
interests OF the whskey sacrifice some mil
lions OF by reducing the tax that article from
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

If we can only convince Eastern Democrats
that they cannot furnish the candidates tor the next
tury Mr.. H. will he the next PTesidcnt.-i New-Albany
LedgeT-Standard lDem1
We have an abiding confidence that the Pies
dent will conn the Houses To reconsider the Bland
Bill and to take the entire responsibility OF the attack
uo The credit of the Government and the money of the
pr0lc which that bill eubOdes. Boston ADV eItlser
Rep)
For less than 81 year for each white voter
in South Carolina tie people az the State are invited Ia
brand themselves regulators ana TO stain. Tor the
first time, by the hands OF her own sons, the honor ana
Dem)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
The ONLY ROAD 70 PROSPERITY.

To repeal the Resumption Act, some, will
saw Will be an cnd TO uncertainty. On the contrary. il
would not. with small margin ON gold every one
knows thai in tbe next Congress there would be effort
10 repeal the repeal; least those who have money
Would wait and aud thus we shOud De condemned 10
another wear OF locked bank vaults The only relief pos
sble is declaration by Congress that there Will be
backward step. To Kill the Bland bill and tho whole
brood OF that sort would be worth millions To tho
try Money owners would then know that their loans
would not deprcciaie aud ne OF industry ana eglli-
mate business activity would be inauguraed with the
spring trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 2s-1 a. MAS this city was
nearly in the OF the Storm extreme fall OF air
pressure WAS registered yesterday morning; with clear
ing weather a rapid rise began. accompanied toward
midnight 10y high winds and marked depression OF TEN
u, nature The air contains little moisture.
For this city aud vicinity. cold. fair weather NAV be
expected today. Gradually Increasing warmth with
occasional cloudlncss is probable tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
A MERIIED TITLE.
From The TUrtldHd (Nc) Argus (Dem.)
, eiIvpr lunaticsD have earned fheir

title Silver had it, it, place In monetary system,
which after experience OF century II bad Graya-
II uDacy OF the widest sort which. accepting
the statements the gold ring truths voted 10 de-
mOnetize silver IL is lunacy IL shall not be renOn
etzeG for that is inevitable and is unacy 10 attempt
10 make IL perform functions for which II Is unsuted,
pecialy when have agent which Is just the thing
Silver unaCs they are and silver uuatiCs they must
remain TIL they are willing to look at things calmly and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

Nor FAIR.-Pat giving the Squire emo
tice -: ''what did agree when TUX the place
That we should be drunk at tine tonne! But
fax 20 never 81 me the chauncel -lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
Ready this Morning:
THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The issue OF today contains II
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS,
HUM0Rs OF THE DAY.
RUssoTURKIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from sad and other Correspondents in the Old
World and tho New Agricultural Department. Full Re-
ports Of all the Markets. etc
Single copies sent free on application.
Price wrappers ready for mailing. ave cents per copyi
ono copy year. s hve copies sa ten copies and one
extra s2s Postage in all free to the Subscriber
Addrcss THE TRIBUNE. New. Work.
Stolen Monday January a. from he house 70 Eas I!n.
20 the owner, a. u wa4 ttnct
lc mother painted on Ivory, on gold Resk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
Our schools.
rupv MIST Ann SHALL RE PRESERVED

THEY MUST AND sHATI BE FKfHEhNEU'
blow is now aimed Public schools by the threatened
reduction II The teachers salaries.
Whe proceeds merely from narrow minded and mis
taken policy deeper design Of political scbcmefS 70
~ri he on of an Indignant people from legion OF
high officials Tins action, II taken, VIII DO
NOT only unjust d,courig and degrading 10 the now over
worked undergrad teachers IN our scoj bu also very
serious Tie progress efficiency and usefulness oil our
excellent school y stem. -,
The pIiycge of and liberal education TO all the chill
oil which tie Ame people VIII never
permit t. bo hampcrc either by plrsmnhy o: Intrigue
Therefore against suc! acton, etin9
viii De- held az CoOver Institute Tuesday evening Jan. 20 AZ
half past !. a. -,
Peter Cooper, VIM n Eooih,
cyrus W held Henry lIavcmeyer,
MuI. 4. ~, ant, WIN H. t'Diou,
h II Reuedct. John O.. Crane.
j T.. Sclgnan, Henry @, SieODts
JosepL ii. ChOa,e. > n. Wales.
Fdward Bright. john IL. Dcy,
Jolp Castrre, ~. Jew EFT IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

No I-Fast Lynne, by Mis-. Henry Wood
" Iohn Halifax by Mics MULCH. Toe
XIane Eyre by Charlotte Brnt9 loo.
"A Woman Halter, hy Charles Eeade. ............l0c
OF the MoCaus, y FenimOre cooper lOc
22S-The Marriage Verdict by Alex Dumas. IDS
22i-Thc Deer slayer, by j. fenlm0re Cooper. 100
55s TLe Ivn pesrics nv Wlkie Colin Toe
SJG m pntbund.r Inv ErntuOre Cooper. iOc.
Hannah by Miss Muoch. loo.
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Look
Mans Mission

Man. Mission on Earth. a thorough Medical Treatise
Confirmed BisaOite. NAV be rtmOyej The
ami professional
showing the agencies that VIII Insure he-tc Man
to Strengthened Vitality and sound conditions OF Heath,
hat have been impaired by Oyeriaxed powers Statements
The Marriage and OF the means by which they
can By MAIL zoe currency or postage st1nysD
Address Sec, Museum Anatomy sccuee l,liO BdwayN1
II you would ascertain al what ports arc collected the
one hundred aud thirty millions OF dollars Tor duties on for
eSn imports during ls77, consult THE TRIBUNE ALMA
MAC FOR 1873.
Notice WIN selover Co. Of Chicago Ill, VIII trade In
lots aud charge - 20 iO the transac'
ton the understanding margin must Dc IN hand or N
Irst National Bank ~ Chicago and prohs VII be RENTED
M III trade and will deliver grain on track 10 responsible
parties desired cent per bushe VIII De chafged on
shipments, vii. deliver for 50 much on TRACK -
WM. sELONER & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. Monday, Jan. -. 1873.
The subcommittee of the House Committee
Oh the Judiciary having In charge the several bills for
the disposition OF the balance of the Geneva Award Is
holding daily meetings and listening 10 AT Sncnt roin
the representative OF rival claimants for tins money
Both the insurance companies and those who paid war
premiums for the insurance O CdrEocs aso poseuicd
by prominent attorneys. AMI the rgimcnts VIII prom
ably be continued for n week longer
REDUCTION AT PHILADELPHIA.
The reduction in the Philadelphia Custom
House was decided upon by the Secretary OF the Treas
my to-day. Then officers viii be dispensed WITH making
net reduction salaries OF rl3l37 30. The order for
the reduction will 20 into effect from the first OF Feb
ruary next.
FOUR PER CENTS SELLING MODERATELY.
The popular subscription to the per cent
loan to-day aggregated s6OOOoO making the total sub
scripiion TO date about S2GO0OO0 Eight banks acre
to-day designated deposltaries IN addition TO those
already engaged In receiving deposits under Tie recent
circular VI the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
MIDNIGHT UEA THER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather. cold nOrthery. yeerng e. warmer
southeast winds rising followed by falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tnths
divisions the
presents
Of the mercury during those nourG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

is II in existence II so where is IL now " not when
where amt by whom IL destroyed and Will y1u or
not. make 1t or copy oft public fyou have iti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

NO SLOUGH
no SLOUGH"
Is now READY,
in No. - OF tho
NETWORK WEEKLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

Stolen Monday January a. the house no East 18th.
ST. Miniature, Of great Value 20 TIE ov. tsnss
Please return " Advertising beck Of Tribune once, liberal
reward paid.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08
BUSINESS RULES.

In all cases rhre Proof Of Publication is
ssssired, the proof ,riu be made out upon er-
pkstiss Of each advertisement and filed Nth
Ar. =. s. Jeffrey, Ckaacery CLERK, uho ,riil
file ssae only .pon payment to him Of adrertis-
ing fees.
JOB rsrk If ecery description is a cash mat
ter, cd parties ordering snch class Of work
sst eEFected 10 Psy eiihe at the time Of order
iss ~ spSs dclircry Of their cork.
OFT eEsors ssbsoibos are requested TO re-
nit, " pay in person, their subscription isdebt-
eAsess at their earliest conreniesce. ~itkoaf
srsiias for ellis 10 represented By our collector
Reiv;.1 aPs~ aAe honor Of each, ne rarely send
est Sitls 10 coxsSy subscribers.
Culinary, marriage and other notices Of length
fefislerest to a .fe,c persons only, are charged
at regular rates, of 10 cents per line. Mar
ridge and death R0tices, Of half dozen lines, in
seffed free.
Persowal articles and communications rhert
admissible, are ckorgod20 cents per line, and
ase iarariably acask matter.
Communications on topics Of local interest
or items of local Rers WiH be re1cosned froE
Any quarter. Correspondents are requested f.
scsits briefly spos ose 81 dc Of The poper only,
cad la their Jacovs early in the sreek as pos
si1ls, aad = gsrs tkcir fell sasses asd odldress-
e, - for Pssticsfiss, bsf ~ guarantees 81
9e3 (Sikk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08
s. NJ PettepaiIl has published hi

3. M. Pettengill has published his
Newspaper Directory for 1878, and
in it shows not merely that his
knowledge of American newspapers
surpasses that of all his contempora
rics, bat also that there is d method
of enabling every man who possess
SEES a copy of the new book to utal-
ize that knowledge profitabiy. t.
classification of newspaper lis Is
the most complete ever accom-
plished. No man who is i'll e
habit of advertising his bu ,iness
can be fully equipped FIR w.r,
without a copy OF Pettingilps Direc
tory. The science of directory max
lug is master, in the most admira-
BILE manner in this latest OF pu5lica
fions relating to newspapers. or
course much labor aud great care
have been bestowed in the prepare
ton of this Directory. 1t brings
The reader into immediate comnu-
nication with S,G15 newspapers, in
all parts of the country. 1t advises
advertisers how, and when, and
where to advertise SO as to make
their expenditures effective. There
is no newspaper man, whether edI-
tor or publisher, in the country who
will not hail the advent of this
newest and best or newspaper di>
rectOrleS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08
War ON High Prices :

Mr.. Mitchell, on the North side of
Court Square, has just received a
lage supply of fine summer dress
goods, Shoes, Hats. Fans, Parasols
Il etc, etc, which he offers tor sale
at the very lowest figures for cash |!
He pays cash for goods and must
exact it from his customers. In
addition to his dry goods and nO>
tions, he has q large lot of the very
best groceries and canned goods,
consisting in part of tile following
articles, to some of which we append
the price: flour, sugar, coffee, lard
molasses, and rice also pigs feet,
25 cents per extraordinarily sold
for so cents; cove oysters, so cents
per dozen-common price ID cents
per can; sardines, pickles, jellies,
etc, etc, all at proportional low
rates. Give him call and examine
his goods and prices. We ask M
one TO take our word for il, as the
articles speak for themselves
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-08

Last Saturday morning, LIST inst,
between midnight and daylight, the
dwelling occupied by Mr.. JAS. A.
Dinkins, near Livingston. was set
on fire by an incendiary and entries
" consumed. Tue roof had fallen
in before the sleeping inmates were
aware of their danger, all of whom
made a narrow escape from a fear-
ful death. ALI the furniture and
clothing were destroyed. The loss
is serious one to Mr.. Dinkins, as
there was no insurance ON the
property.