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National Republican., 1878-07-02
vDROPOSAIS FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES
l. AND NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS.
wasIIis1roS. ID q 1nnsi isis

-.
-, WASHINGTON u. G.. June I, ISIS.
SCALED proposals will be received from envelope
manufacturer until ~ o'clock m, on Tuesday, the ID
day Of Jny, ISIS, for furnishing all the 'rtanped en-
velopes' and newspaper wTappers' which this DE
Partment may require Tor public and ofiicial dur
ng period OF four 90 years commencing on tile lst
specimens Of III, envelopes and wrappers for which
proposals are invited, showing the different quaiaa
and colors Of paper required the cuts and style Of
cumming, with blank forms OF bids, and specifCa-
lions giving null information may be had on apniI-
ngton, u. G. ID, NJ KEY
Junel Postmaster e ienernl.
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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
property IN the central section OF the Ciry that dc
,irenle property situated at liz Bonnd.ry street
~ell'lmprOyed grounds, fruits, grapes Mowers Tc.
jUlLlw y "
National Republican., 1878-07-02
CRIMINAL couRT-JusTrcE wyLrE.

FHWAru NtyhOIusl lIAIse preIchses, nIendcd guilty;
one year IN the penitcntiary. Augustus Goppclt lar
ceny pleaded guilty one year In the pcnitentinry.
Nathailie Bryan, petit larcency. second ofiense
pleaded guilty. thirteen months In the penitcntary
pleaded guilty. thirteen months In tho pCnitcntary
Polcyir Loe, petit larceny. pleaded guilty: thirteen
glary and larceny, pleaded guilty; three years in
the penitcntiary.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
DIRECTORY.
Tho Principal business Houses of WASH
ington.

The Principal business Houses of WASH
ington.
The JolloIring ts pubisled for The bcncft Of Trar-
cling SdlesmciI, Strangers, and he public 1ener.
dRy-it includes al trades aud professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 ali uho intend
transdctiHg business in Washington.
AUCTIOSEERS
Duncnnson Bros, Ninth and ID sts.
WASH H. Williams, D. cor. Tenth street
BOoKsELLEIls AND sTATIoNEps
sooinons Chapman, oil rcnnsylvanla avenue
Sshillingt9n Pn. avenue and Four..nd"-half street
v. Il. 4 .; u. M.rrisOn i'i PENNSYLVANIA ay-npe
BAKERA
Felix Desfcsses ,eoI. II street.
CLOTiilSa
Z Iusth GiO street.
DESTISTS
Dr. c. DeSIonirevilIe. No. IL. =, northwest
DRUGGISTS.
Coughiin's Temple Drug store aud Ninth streets
Ehtwlsle, Pennsylvania avenue aud Twelnh street
EDUCATIONAL.
MrS :. Z Fuller Art school. las slrsst II W.
Mis- Narrower, isS street.
ss@iasS ssf a sG!Ss% .Saars
Mss Eva Mills Music, it1S street '
Musicai Conssr"aiory. o. l. BHIiard tas Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Marx ritter. 626 street northwest
HOTELS
st. Jnmc, Hotel corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Higgs House, corner Fnernih and q streetA
Metropolitan, fennA ave. and sixth street
Ebbtt lluusn, Fourteenth and streetA
WoTmluys, II ana fiiteenth streets
Morton House, ~ and Va b street
fremont House
HATTfIta.
H. II. stinemetz, isF Pennsylvania avenua
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 50 High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman Brothers, corner seventh and Estreeta-
A. Saks & Co, Seventh street.
H. Robinson 4 Co.. lOJ Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders & Starman rennR ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LlTHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo liIhographer. No as Penn
sylvana avenue.
REAL ESTATE
II. II. Warner, 0I6 street northwest
JOhH sherman, st. Cloud building.
Fitch 4 Fox. fTecdman's bank building, 100 IA ave
SEWING MACHINES
hfcKCnney & Co, 81 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-07-02
EQuITY oouRr-JusrIcE MAcARrHuR

The July term OF this court will convene to-day
at eleven o'clock a. M. The calender carries sew.
enty'iour cases, many Of them carried over from
the previous term II Is hardly probable that all of
them Will be reached aud acted upon, but the
court intends to make as much progress as time
VIII admit. To-day the calender will be cell cd In
order to see how many OF the cases the attorneys
desire to he heard at this term.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
I Ex interest.
> sOnerel.
Stocks strong. The quotations aro a
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORuETOwS. July !. 1873.
Tho market for all kinds of irtin remains quiet,
with but icw arrivals and Ia tho absence Of offerings,
the market may be quoted nominal.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
WI 4 FENWnK, J Trustees
BIRCH R0DEY, Auctloneer. je2i.ec&d

VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
TWWdEIdTrii WdE AND THiRTEESTH STREETS
BY virtue o! deed OF trust dated the third day OF
October A. ID. 1876. aud recorded in Liber No. 81,
folio ~ of the land records tor the District Of Column
ba and nj the written request OF the party secured
thereby we viii offer for sale a. public auction, In
front Of the prem ses, on TUESDAY, the Wh day o.
July, 4. d. fsIs, at O'Clock y. M the iollGYingde.
scrDed real estate und premises located ~ Washing
ton city. u. c. viz Lots numbered 10 and II, OF j. !.
WOlards recorded subdivision Of square numbered
100. to tethcr with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF salc-One-iOurth OF tie purchase money
In cash. and the residue In equal payments OF six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest from the
trust upon the promises sold. deposit Of sCO will
be required Of the purchaser the day Of sale. II
the terms OF sale ar. MT cOplied with wiihn seven
days the trustees the right to resell at the
risk and cost OF dehultnR purchaser, All cOnveyan-
cling at purchasers cot -
A 4 STEPHEESoNa z &, ia.r Trustees.
BIRCH Il ROBEY. AuctioneerS. l2teo&ds
National Republican., 1878-07-02
WALL PAPER & WINDOW SHADES

AT COST To CLOSE BUSINESS.
Ifyou want Wall Paper or Window sha,e, now ls
the tnIc To buy, ~ have determined tD close out my
stock (Which is the iincst In III" city, NJ 81.
4. NJ. TIRMAS,
III Ninth street, next de or 10 LlnCuln iiaiI
National Republican., 1878-07-02
FOURTH OFJULY
pOINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER "SIE,"
CAPTAIN ". &. uEoGIIrGAN.

CAPTAIN W, Z. N'fNN'lllltAN,
Alhr Elegant Iron steamer SlI Will r,.uu" her
SATURDAY NIGHT fNtIN~lONS. June a. To
Point lonkuri -'upp,ng o., ruUrN rrult going and re-
turning, leaving Nirph"hSOI, Wharf, fuul ~Hy"Ih
street, every SATURDAY ut y. ~, r"turums to Wu'h
Ngtuu hN H. H. uu MuuuHN. Ma Will 10" iUTuish,d
On lhc b Ii, and all the avWIu. ,liuus Viii re Nr-
r.a7r lul stale ltuoWs aud tNrIvr lu'uru.lIru .it
Lly TO NllIlllNSUN y llkt -. W-'Ui., EulI.
1W"Ith stree" q Pennsylvania ~ vuur, ul ~rNrulI
street wharf fuI", ruuuu rlp, - y'lt.m
NOTICE 70 MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
TIIE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
which La been Recently rrul,rl and furul,he /. t. T,
EukC, captain, Is the only b At allowed to iHnd pu.s
svuE"rN nj Mount Nuru,n Wharf kulmd trip, Il, IN.
Guiding admisSnn to Mansion and Gruuu,is
steamer Ia ~, = S"N uuthsir.CI wharf DNlLN lSun'
day cNc"pluiJ at u =, ~, anl Tr.grus lp ln,
Mrli NOLLl lN,iSWdHTlI,
Supt, It, 'u Mount Vernon A so a ion.
L, l. RLAKI, s,cuuc, Mary " Mt.shlmstUn !l-H
National Republican., 1878-07-02
TaG SMITH L EGGG MANUFACTURING CO.

. II
Manufacturers OF spCciatics In Light Hardware aud
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks Sewing Machine Locks, Plano Locks, Organ
Locks. the automatically made Giant sash Chain sl-
perI0r 10 every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley required. The Smith q Egge ManuE,c-
turing Company also gives special attention TO the
making OF estimates for the cost Of the manufacture
of patented nyeBtions and all the necessary tools
aud the manufacturing Of the same royalty. All
communications treated cOnidcnti.ly,
my.7MWFsm
National Republican., 1878-07-02
VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on I
sINhET. I;, LII ,BEilrMEEN TIVE z TENTH AND ELEv.

VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON !
sTHEET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEV.
ENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue OF adecd OF trust dated the eighth day OF
October A, D. ISIS, and rded In IAber No sD folio
49, Of the land records for the District o. Columbia
aud ut the written request party secured therey
we Will offer n sale. ut public auction, in front the
premises. on wEDNESDAY the lOh day OF July, ISIS.
Mt O'Clock y. m the following described real estate
and premises 10 ,atod III Washington city. II. g. viz;
The east 10 feet front by the depth OF 100 ee oflot No.
In square No. vi also the following described part
ois ID lot Beginning on street north 70 feet and
Inch cast from the southwest corner Of said lot thence
running east said street 10 fet az inche. north iOJ
ce west ID feet 81 incr and thence south lO1 feet
to the place OF beginning together with the improve
mcnts thereon,
Terms OF sle-one fourth OF the purchase money
In cash. and the residue In equal payments Of sir,
twelve, aud eighteen months, with Interest from the
DAY OF sale at sper cent to be secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises sold deposit Of go will be
Required Of the purchaser the day OF sale. 1.-THE
terms Of salenre not complied WITH within seven DAYS
the trustees reserve the right resell at the risk and
cot OF deuting purchaser All conveyanc!ng at pur'
chascrs cost.
HENRY A. CLARKE,l .r..,.,...
WM A FENWHK, J iF's'eer'
BIRCH q RoDEY, Auctoneers. je2teC&d
National Republican., 1878-07-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
., NEW YoRK. July 1, 1879
Exchange steady. Long. is5; short. 4s5A.
Gold strong at i0OA
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-
Government bonds steady at the following uuota-
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pRorosALs FOR FUEL.

OFFIcEoF PuBLrc BrfLprSas AND Gnorsps
WAauISgrUS. u. C., June - ISIS
Sealed proposals viii be resolved this Office until
u O'CLOCK n the 9th day OF July ISIS Tor furnish.
Ing nhel for the fiscal year ending June 10, lsIs For
further Information apply at this Office
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
Leaf mani. Colonel q Enynaprs.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

All special Improvement taxes now, by act OF
Congress, renhiliStcd II
ArPLICA1ION IL MADE WITHIN 30 DAYS.
drawbacks given and payment enforced. We will
attend 10 the rCudjusneIt for excessive charges buy
dfnwbncks aud pay bills at large discount No COM
mission charged where be nehts do not accrue Please
bring bills paid or unrnd. Have nnde the business
especially Tor years. PETER CAMpBEIL,
lin PENNSYLVANIA avenue (C1rCornn Bu lding).
Also special Office for taxes, rs Four.nnd-a-half
street. adjoining the District Government Building.
iesLAm
National Republican., 1878-07-02
HOTELS.
FREMONT HOUSE.

Parties who desire good hotel board with cool and
airy rooms. can locate at tins vorite hotel for the
summer mouths At the following reduced rates: Gen
tlensn and wife go to teO per month"; single rooms
Us To SO month, and - to 30 per week. Table board
so per month and .i per week. jcitf
ERENCH HOTEL,
l. 515 and 51s Fourteenth street northwest.
Hard ON the European plan OF ~ per month or
sihO per dhv, including room.
summer garden ATTACHED TO the establishment.
Jel lin J. NJ. pEREARD
National Republican., 1878-07-02
LEFT.OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS,
JEWELRl, sc,
Can he sold for the highest cash prices Cent? cloth
Ing especially DIES red for which the extreme value
will be paid by calling on ar addressing IIERXOG, aOs
Ninth street northwest, near Penusy ylyHnla avenue
Orders promptly attended to. naTas.If
National Republican., 1878-07-02
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS,
Try DuNcANsoS BRos., Iuctionecrs, s.'''

Ky DuNCANsON BROS, AuctloneeB.
TRysTEEs SALE OF IMpBoyED PROPERTY
ON IT'S AVENUE, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTIwESr
BY virtue ofa deed Of trust given tou,, dated No
folio g one or land records OF the District OF Co
lunbia aud by request Of the party secured, will
sell on MONDAY, JULY !, isfs at O'Clock p. m In
mont ofthe premises all that piece parcel of land
known and designated on plat OF the city Of Wash.
lngton u G., ns part of lot three a. square three
hundred and seventy tS1OD, via! HeRinnlng for the
same ut the southwest corner OF said lot thence with
Massachusets avenue souiheasterly twenty-five (2Sl
fee thence a right anglest said avenue hundred
and sig uOS) feet, thence northweseriy twenty-five
20 feet ave j inches thence at right angles hun
arcd and one oi feet and sir le! inches TO place q
beglnning being the same property conveyed TO VIII
gust, A. d. lsih together with the improvements, &c,
consisting Of frame dweln house with storerOo
Terms OF sale! One-third. together with the ex-
penSes OF sale IN cash the balance In sS and twelve
months secured by deed of trust the property sold
With inttrest at PER cent per annum. payable semi
annually OF all cash, at option OF purchaser. de
post OF slOo required at time Of sale Conveyancng
NJ purchasers cost Ifterns Of sale not complied
with within ten l0) days nom day OF sale the trustees
cost OF fdeAultinz purchaser, upon giving weeks
n9cc Of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington d. & -
,e,-d4d, GEoRdh Mm 4 WfiihtHb Il. nhfibr Trustees.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY, July
H. iss' Z" the same hour and piece u,,,,rx
ygrurh&ds GEORGE II. ELLIOT.
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je2i.ly

I PRONOUNCE THE ABOVE STATEMENT IN
regard TO the purchase OF Dental Association In
the above card of George u. weich d piander and
inIiehood. lle2tlyl DIR. y. Y HOWLAND.
National Republican., 1878-07-02
PROFESsIONAL.
Dental Association.

TITS FOR THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC IN
general aud my friends in particular. to know that
ram In no way connected with q so-cnlled
National Republican., 1878-07-02

Some OF my patients think that I am. because I
bought II out In January. 1874 But l dropped the
fully. GEORGE h WEIGH
,e,,.,v No ON ro,.,, Dentist.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
I'lgUS

Life would be impracticable unless it
were the primary rule to believe what is
told US. There is not single relation in
adult life in which we are not compelled to
depend upon the word of another-d a
husband, wife, friend, an agent. We
believe certain things representing them
their honor, their chastity, their affection,
their faithfulness. TO what kind of con-
dtion would life be reduced if we apply
to these matters ''the universal duty OF
questioning all that we believer" In some,
at all events, of these relations, it may be
observed, it is in the nature of the case
impossible that we should have Sufficient
evidence" for our belief. 1t is an unques-
tionable fact that many man who has
been trusted, and who has for years borne
all unexcrptional character, has proved
faithless; and it is quite impossible can
be sure upon grounds of evidence respect
ing any particular man that he is in capa-
bIe of this baseness. But the first condl
ton of genuine and honorable friend
ship is to believe this, to refuse to enter
tin doubt of it, and, if need be, to up
aold a friends honor until lie is absolutely
proved dishonorable. With respect to
| rust exercised in commercial relations, it
light perhaps be said that it is II mere
pplication of the principle of probabili-
ties, As a matter of experience, if custo-
.uers are trusted, the majolity of them
i'll fulfil their engagements. 1t may be
.oubted whether tradesmen really do act
A practice OH this mere calculation of
.,robabilities; at all events the principle
joes not apply to the other relations OF
lte just referred to. 1t would be an insult
10 friend to say you trusted and loved
nn,, because you thought it more probable
he was true than that he was false. He
expects from you, as the primary condi
ton of true friendship, that you believe
firmly concerning him that of which
you cannot possibly have certain evi
dence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
THE DORIAN

The dorian, fruit of which the mere
smell is so repulsively powerful that the
presence of even one (it is about as large
as cocoa nut stripped of its hbre) in any
part of the house is enough to fill every
room with the odor, and this is such that,
on discovering it, the first impulse of the
ignorant inmate would be that it was time
he should sse to his drains. 1t may be
imagined that to 60 to sea, as have, in a
ship even partially loaded with dorians is a
trial even to the stoutest Of sailors, Yet
of all fruits there is none which is more
priced as delicacy by the natives of the
country, SO that whole ship-loads are year.
ly carried up the Irrawady to the palace
of the King of Ava. What is more, even
among Englishmen, there are not few
who, having once violently overcome their
first repugnance and persevered for little,
have exchanged their disgust for admira-
ton, aud will assure their more squeamish
friends that there is no fruit in the
world to equal the dorian. .-Fraser's Maga-
sine
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
I BROKEN HEART.

A man is said to be "red" or "white'
with rage. In using these expressions, we
are physiologically speaking of the nervous
condition of the minute circulation of the
mans blood. "Red" rage means partial
paralysis of minute blood-vessels; and
. "whits" rage means temporary suspension
of the action of the prime mover of the
circulation itself. But such disturbances
cannot often be produced without the, oc-
currence of permanent organic evils of the
vital organs, especially of the heart and of
the brain. Que striking example is given
by DIR. Richardson, in the case Of men,
Der of his own profession. ''This gentle
man told me that Oh original irritability OF
temper was permitted, by want of due
control, to pass into disposition of almost
persistent or chronic anger, so that every
trihe in his way was cause of unwarrant-
able irritation. Sometimes his anger was
for him even more than for Themselves;
and when the attack was over there were
hours of sorrow and regret in private
which were as exhausting as the previous
rage. In the midst of one of these out
breaks of short, severe madness he sud-
denly felt as if his ''heart were lost" He
reeled under the impression, was nauseated
and faint; then recovering, he put his
hand to his wrist and discovered an inter
nittent action of his heart MS the cause of
his faintness. He never completely rallied
from that shock, and to the day of his
death, 10 years later, he was never free
from the intermittency. II am broken
hearted, he would say, physically broken
hearted" And SO he was; but the knowl.
edge of the broken heart tempered marvel
ousy his passion and saved him many years
of a really useful life. He died ultimately
from tn acute febrile disorder Chambers
Journal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
He Has Requested the Pope to Re-
lieye Him.

His Grace Archbishop J. B. Purcell ad
dressed the Cathedral congregation yester-
dav in place of the reverend gentleman who
was to have officia ed. The address was
an interesting one from the out set to the
close.
He said that he had written letter to
His Holiness the Pope, asking that he be
relieved This he had done, although the
priests of this diocese had at recent meet
ing determined 10 make an effort to obtain
additional assis ance by the selection oI
some one who could do part of his work.
His Grace then referred to some of his
money transactions. The Cathedral ground
had been purchased by him for $24, 600
His hearers could Judge for themselves what
it was worth now. The debt on tie Cathe-
dral after its completion was slowly but
surely paid OFF.
Since then he had loaned money to par
| ishes, societies, friends asylums and
churches in process of construction, and
money had become SO stringent that sums
advanced were not repaid 10 him at the
time specified, and in this way he was com
pelled to participate in the general depreS-
sion. He had lost $1,000 by the failure of
John SIevin and SIT, 900 by John Boyle, a
very large sum, but one that would not af-
| feet the Church in the least, as the security
by property and assets of various kinds Was
more than ample to cancel every outstand-
ing claim. Not long since he had mort
gagged the Central avenuefr front of the Cathe-
dral grounds for $4,000, to relieve the
existing pressure. The Consadine proper
! ty, which when given him was worth 500.
900, had, by the natural shrinkage of val
ues, deprecated fifty per cent. For this
reason it had been deemed advisable not tG
dispose of it as had once been suggested.
He finished this topic by saying that nc
fears need be felt as 10 The ultimate result
as all investments were secure and would
be returned in due time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23

THE citizens of Cleveland will eele-
brate the holidays by the opening of the
viaduct which spans the river at that
city. Invitations have been extended
in all directions, and preparations are
being made to illuminate the lake shore
with blaze of glory. The viaduct is
really structure in which the people
can properly take delight, as it is one OF
the most extensive works of the kind on
the Globe. Its draw is the longest in
the world and ever hereafter, when the
stranger shall boast of the attractions OF
his native place, the elated Clevelander
will turn to his viaduct and eXclaim,
"Ah, that is all very well, but think
what glorious thing it is to have the
longest draw!"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
FORTUNE TELLING.

Fortune telling is carried to an extent in
San Francisco unknown to eastern cities.
Some of the women engagedin the business
charge from 81 to $40 for an interview,
and are visited by credulous stock specu-
lators who seek to obtain supernatural
"points' as TO the market. One spiritual.
istic medium has reputation for foretell-
ing the discovery Of valuable ore beds;
another devotes herself to love affairs
exclusively; another predicts the durability
of any PERSONS life. Several are notori-
ously given to blaokmailing, to accom-,
plish which they use information shrewdly
gained from dunes
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
" "Itching Piles"

Symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching-particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed
is effectually cured by "Swayne's ALI
healing Ointment" No smarting or burn
ing, but pleasant, sure cure. Also cures
letter, Pimples, all crus'y, scaly, itchy
skin diseases. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt of price-50c box, or three
boxes for 81 %. Address DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
Fire in Gum mn nsvilie.

About half-past o'clock on last Satur-
day evening a fire was discovered in the
smoking tobacco factory of August Beck
meyer & Bro, which is situated on Level
lyn street, in South Cumminsville.
An alarm was turned in from Box $780,
and the Cumminsville squirt gun" soon
arrived, but as the hose burst three times, it
was impossible to do much good with it.
The Camp Washington and Corryvil lie en-
gines were soon on hand, but experienced
great difficulty in obtaining sufficient
water. ....
The factory was two-story frame build
ing, and was run by steam power; 1t was
entirely destroyed. The dwelling next
door was also burned down. 1t was occu-
pied by Joseph Beckmeyer. August's
house, next door, was badly damaged, but
the furniture of both was, for the most
part, saved. The factory and stock were
insured for 81, 500, and the house for 81 900.
The owner expressed his opinion that it
was the work Of an incendiary, as no fire
was ever used where it originated.