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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Some Matters Written Up by Our
Reporters.
The Health Onccr Interccdcs FOR the suffer
ing Poor-Disgracef,h Sunday Fights
la South Washington - window
Thieves Foiled-An Ice-lIoat
Observation-Disclosures Conn
pany Election, sc.
Help for the Suffering Poor.

Health Officer Townshend has written lot.
ter TO the Commissioners in which he calls at.
tention to the urgent necessity for immediate
action looking TO the provision of medicine,
aud medical attendance for the INDECENT sicl,
of the District He says that tho mortality
among the poorer classes has increased largely
during the past month, and the diseases result.
ing in death being chiefly those induced by
want, cold, and exposure, aud which might
have been relieved by proper medical care
This fact appeals strongly in behalf of those
who,yet possessed of life, remain nthe squalid
novels of tho alleys and back streets.
During the month of December there were
321 deaths in tho District, mud of this number
~, or about one-sevouth of the entire number,
were buried at public expense in Potter's field.
That many of these lives could have been
saved, no one will doubt, when IL is known
that of the lorty-seyen twenty passed through
their illness and died without ever having been
seen by physician, and an investigation after
death was necessary to ascertain the cause
thereof These arguments should not 20 un-
needed. The amount of suffering which could
be allcyiatod, and the great good which would
result from tho expenditure under careful
management of, say $4,000 per annum for medi.
cincs and medical attendance, can hardly be
estimated, and he would earnestly urge that
this matter be brought promptly before Con.
gres5 when il again cOnvCucs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
DisgrnceruI sunday rlnbts.

Repeated complaints arc being made of the
Sunday fights that occur on Virginia avenue
and Third street southwest. 1t seems to be a
common thing for crowd, composed of Irish
and colored men, to congrcgato in this locality
ON Sabbath day and indglge in profne lam
guagc and lively fist battles. For some reason
the police cannot reach them aud secure the
ringleiders in these disgraceful affairs. Last
sunday morning, while Il coored man named
David Jefferson was returning from church,
and without giving any provoclton, he Was
set upon by crowd composed Of Irish men and
boys and badly beaten. No arrests were made,
for whom the police undertook TO Investigate
the matter they were unable to find anybody
acquainted with the facts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
National Theatrc--iIaverly's Nrinstrcls.

The first performance of Havcrly's United
Mastodou Mustrels at the National last even
ing, was Of q character that will insure them
crowded houses during the rest of the week,
One very commcndable feature about the en-.
tcrtainmeut was that everything announced
on the bills was presented to the audience.
The first part was on q grander scale than any.
thing ever seen in this city IN the minstrel
line. There were forty men, including eight
end men and eighteen fine v5calists. Among
the stars in the troupe are Billy Rice, the
comedian; Harry Kennedy, the great ven.
trloluist; Adams aud Lee, the musical
waudcs; Harley, the tenor; Messls. Dixon,
Roe, Rapier, and Frooth the celebrated Cali.
foruia quartcttc the Arnold brothers, the
German brothers, and others of equal celebrity.
The tJblcauN and clog tournament, by twelve
star clog dancers, and the song and dance in
which d dozen experts participated, were very
novel and interesting performances. The en-
toraiument closed with a society burlesque,
entitled lmmOlatiou; or, Broken Vows,
which was presented in inimitablc style.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07


The Workinmcn's Assembly met last even
ing, Captain Robinson in the chair and J. T.
Christian, secretary. Tho credentials of Mr.
Z. L. Barker as a delegate from the Pressmen's
Union No. l were Gvorably reported by the
organization committee.
Mcssrs. $, d. Wclch aud Gustavus Craney
presented credentials a. delegates from the
Brotherhood of Labor, but, on motion of 5Ir.
Hamilton, their consideration was postponed
for one week.
Mr.. Plass, from the committee appointed to
wait on Colonel Casey in regard to the low
prices paid mechanics on Government build.
iups, reported that the gentleman had been
visited aud promised to consider the subject.
lie would not at present state what his views
were, and the committee were AS much in
the dark rs ever
Nv Ramsey offered the following preamble
and resolutions, which were fully discussed
aud unanimously adopted;
Whereas past experience has demonstrated that
great benefits have been derived 20 The llboring
classes by information obtained through bureaus OF
labor statistics in several OF the states Of this Union:
and
Dor statistics would be Of iucalCuiube benefit to
both employers and employees throughout the
whole country: Therefore,
RtsD'yoi by he IOrtWgMlis Assrmb'H Cf The Dis.
tiH u CJ.ulHlid That committee consisting
Of one from each union represented here be APP.
pointed, of which tic president shall be era cil
chairman, TO urge upon Congress tie necessity OF
national bureau of labor statistics; and that said
committee use their utmost cndCayOrs 10 secure tho
passage Of such law.
without tmnsacting any more business Of
public interest the Assembly went into exeou'
tive session.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
USEIT ENTS.


The Mdgets-The Wonderful Dwarfs Now
on Exhibition in this City.
The Midgets opened to crowded house at
Odd Fellows Hall yesterday afternoon, which
comprised the leading society people Of Wash
ingtQn aud their little folks. A description of
tho dwarfs is almost impossible. Many persons
believed that their height had been misrcprc-
scented, but glance yesterday sulficcd to con-
vince the most iLcrcdulous that all that has
been said about these mites of humanity was
true. They are without doubt the smallest
people ever placed on exhibition. At the so.
licitation of the manager little boy and girl
from the audience walked upon the stage,
and they appeared gigantic in comparison
with General Mite and Miss Lucia, Xante.
The little lady has mind of her
own, as was manifested yesterday. Anything
that displcascd her would cnuse her to scold
and stamp her feet in the most approved style
Of her sex. General Mite IS more staid than
his companion, and dresses in the height of
fashion, not forgetting a swallow.tailcd coat
and high hat. The little couple conversed
freely with all who fot disposed to chat, and
created favorable impression. Two perform.
anccs are given daily. No one should fail 10
see the wonderful Midgcts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

Patrick takes place tomorrow evening ut
Odd Fellows Hall. Thlswill be welcome news
to number of ball goers as this society is noted
for tho excellent manner in which they
entertain their friends. The Knights of st..
Patrick of Baltimore will be in attendance,
50 that there are pleasant times ahead.
One Of the events of yesterday was the
opening at Wizards by Nine. Rallings, the
celebrated importer, of line of rich and cS-
quisitc novoticsin carriage, dinner and walk
ing costumes, just received from Pgris, and
bOnncts from famous artists Nine -Rallmgs
has her headquarters in parlor No. 10, Will
lard's, where her lady patrons can study the
latest fashions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
The Fourteenth street sociaIs.

This club gave one OF a series of monthly
sociables in the spacious parlors of Mrs, Deale,
on Fourteenth street. between l and X, last
evening, which was a most enjoyable affair,
Those who are fortunate enough to get an in
vtation to the sociables to follow have rare
treat in store, Among those present were
Mrs Tallmadge, Mrs, and Miss Fontaine, Misses
Vedlor, Robinson, Latham, Reilly, Larner
Hunter. Fracker, Vail, Challant, Bartle, and
llesdames Moore and Jones; Messrs, Tall
madgc, Moore, Hunter, Vail, Deulo, Edmonston,
ShcckicS Simms, Jones' and others
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

The Arlington Fire Insurance Company is
one Of the best managed in the country, aud,
as ii is home company, it should receive the
patronage of our people, The Office of the
company is in the Arin gton Fire Insurance
Company's Duldiug, on Pennsylvania avenue
opposite tho Treasury Department. Tho paid
up capital is 100000, and all losses are
promptly paid. The affairs Of the company
arc conducted bya number of we'll known gen.
tlemon, whose names arc sufficient TO guaga n.
tee the souuducss and reliability OF the con-
Germ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

There is a great deal Of interest taken in the
twenty .seven-ho hour walking match which will
commence at Ford's Opera House, tomorrow
evening, between Miss May Marshall, of Chi
cago, the champion pedcsrienne and William
Crawford whose performances as pedestrian
have from time to time been related IN these
columns. The walk is to be on It's merits, and
promises besides being well contested, 10 be of
more than ordinary interest Crawford does
not intend, if he can help it, to let the fair
stranger beat him. and announces bis conf
douce Of coming out in the lead. The track
win be constructed in the Opcra-lIuusc to-day,
so rs to be ready for the contest. A pair Of
Miss Mursha's shoes, which are curiu3ites in
their way aud which have been worn by her
over 1000 miles, were placed ON exhibition
yesterday at Dultou's sloo,storc, on Pcnnsyl.
vuuia avenue, near Ninth street These shoes
have been worn by her in each of her contests
IN which she defeated Bertha Won Hllem, rs
vel as in walks against twenty-five male pc
destiiaus. They were made by O'Lcury's
shoemaker, in Chicago. Miss Marshall in.
tonls to enter in tho siX-day international
contest in London in May next, in which
O'Lnary, Hughes, Brown, Vaughn, and other
famous pedestrians win take part, for the Sir
John Ashley champion belt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

William Friedrich to o. d. Barrett, for 81,
all goods, chattcls, &C., for the benefit Of his
creditors; Dorotha Harting to Anna Hoson,
for 81, part of lot II, square AL Dorotha Har.
ting to Paul Heson, for 1850, part of lot d1,
square AL L. II. Parker TO II. A. Parker, for
$500, part lot 5, square 10; ]. A. j. Creswoll
ct al, to John Postel for 81 800, part of lot 5,
subdivision of square 3ii; j. A. j. Creswell OF
al, to James Bennett, for 1895, part of lot 90
square a Edison & Hyde to Edison & Bailey,
for 800, lot 1873 Prather's subdivision Of
Mount Pleasant; same to same, for $500, lot
81, square 933; same to same, for $sl5, lot q,
subdivision square 1923; Cassin and Gordon, trus-
tees, to James Goddard, for 81 1855, part Of lot
1854, Bcalps addition to Georgetown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

Outstanding circulation of legal tender notes
and fractional currency United States notes,
new ISSUE S17975,932 United States notes,
screa 1869, $l32,ji3701; United States notes,
series 1874, s3i,l37 255; United States notes,
series 1875, 1886, O3l Oh; United States notes
series 1873, $25.992 9JG total United States
notes, $3l6,Gsl, 016; fractional currency. $l6,-
los, $500 grand total. 1852. 7o9 17lO0. United
States notes redeemed, $l,05i; fractional cur.
rency, SO cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
NYinhnw Thicyca Fnlled.

About ten o'clock last night the window Of
the boot and shoe store of Mr.. c. B. Harring-
ton, on Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner
of Twelfth street northwest was broken and an
attempt made to rob the store. Sergeant Guy,
who was on the opposite side Of the Avenue,
near Eleventh street, heard the crash, and ran
across the street, but before he reached tho
store the thieves made their escape.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
SoLrp gold watches from &lS up, at Harris &
Co.'S, I3j seventh street
The corooran FIRE Insurance Company,

The Corcoran Fire Insurance Company.
The Cogorm Fire Insurance Company Of
the District OF Columbia has gained Am cnyi-
able reputation among business institutions tor
integrity and reliability, The oash capital Is
100000, To propor,y'owncr IN the District
the company offers all tho facilities that they
gain by going elsewhere. The Office OF tho
company is ut the northeast corner Of Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue, Following is tho
list of directors: john T. Loumun, president
A, If, Horr, yiao-presidcut; y. y, Dyer sccro'
tary; II. Clay Stewart George A, Alclihenny,
Charles a. James, William Ormc, Edward
DlOop, James l.. Barbour and Joseph r. Cassin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

Yesterday afternoon Mr. William II, Ste
phops placed his ice bout on the river, aud,
accompanied by number Of guests, sailed
down the river as far as Alexandria and back
A large number Of persons linol the wharycs
TO see the start. The boat male remarkably
fast time over the ice,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

The performance at the Comique last even.
ing delighted a largo audience, aud the man.
probation shown their efforts to provided first.
class show. The leading speciality artists OF
the country have been engaged for this week,
and strangers in tho city would do well to visit
the " Washington Howcry" if they have the
blues. matinee will be given this afternoon
at hull.past two o'clock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrgc,s acdity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and dianahou, whether arising from tecthng
OF other causes. An old and well.uicd remedy.
rs ceutsa bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

At the animal melting of tho Washington
Market Company, held yesterday, at noon, the
following directors were elected Matthew g.
Emery, nehemiah G. Ordway, William J..
Chandler, Edward Il. Tinker, uallet Kilbourn,
Samuel $. Smoot Moses Kelly, Preston S
smith, Jacob II. Ella Reuben Il. Clark, Johu
7, Narncll, Benjamin d. Whitney, and Sam.
uel w. Corridor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
CITP ITEMS.

"TuEY cuREr What cure? Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for Cough, Ayers Pills for purgntlve pur-
poses and Ayers sarSuparN for complaints that
require an Alternative medicine.
WHAT intense pain is caused by toothRChc. How
many soepess nights and weary days are due to It's
raging INFLUENCE. Yet the true cause Of all this tor.
meut Is dccayed teeth produced bynegect and mat
tcutiun. Could only those who have at present
good, sound teeth fully realize this act, how care
ful would they be to keep their teeth IN good con
ditlon. To all such VIC VIII give q word Of
advice, Clean your teeth daily with good dent-
frice, such as ,lHuRsroNs IVORY PEARL TooIH
POWDER. II Will preserve your teeth through life
remove all tartar,or extrmeous matter, keep them
clean, sound, and white, and toQth'acho, with all
It's horrors viii be unknown. Sold by all druggists
&c, at % and 90 cents per bottle.
How many thous nds suffer from bilousness,
dyspepsia &c. and drag on nlsogabie existence
not IN enough remain at home and call IN lued-
cal assistance. yet feeling sufficiently unwclr TO de-
stroy all the pleasure of HE. They suffer daily, aud
solely tor want Of some simple remedy to purge
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle III It's eff
lcct., yGt il carries OF an eNtraneou; matter and
leaves the vital organs clear and uuohsrncted. II
purihos the blood ana rCnOyuteY the Cuilre frame.
! u Is truly Natures remsdy Geipg entirely herbsl'
| age each making quart OF medicine,
WELLS MACHINE SPREAD srRGNruPgiNG PIAs.
TrRH arc superior 10 all Others. Composed Of choice
| medicinal gums, combined with The true Burgundy
Pitch Pycld on fine sul lamb skin they afford mo-
chanicU support to the affected parts aud, acting
| by absorption relieves almost instantly. For pains
! In the back or side, caused either by Indigestion,
| rheumatism, or STRAIN, they arc unriyaed. gold by
all druggists % cents each
THoNsoS's PoMADE OrTME, an oleRginous com
! pound Of great merit for dressing and cleansing
!he hair sold by all druggists % ana 90 eenIspcr
| bottle,
BuTruR's BALsANIc MIXTURE the old iuflIlbe
remedy, Sold by druggists price, 81 pet bottle
|
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

GOLD FILLED bracelets. chains, sets, sc.
from 81 to $50 ut Harris & Co.'s, 435 Seventh
street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

slx per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates ON au.g deposits. j. II. SQulgR q 90,
bankers lilG Pennsy lyAnia aNeaue'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

OVEGCOATS At SLAUGHTER sPRICES TO
FORCE OFF STOCK. EISEMAN BROS, 7rH
4
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Morlkinsmnn,, Assembly.

CASHMERE SUITS AT SLAUGHTER PRICES
TO FORCE STOCK. ElSENAN BROS. 7TH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

-ArIive daily. Others SuuGUya excepted.
nSoHlOnis ell ewharc
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A pluoIly Woman AGAINST a Man.

ULSrERS AT SLAUGHTER PRICES TO FORCl
OFF STOCK. ElSEMAN BROS, 7.lll AND T..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

"TuEY cUREr What cure? Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for a Cough Ayers Pills for purgatve pur-
poses and Ayers SarSupRrillN for complaints that
require an Alternative medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
MILLINERY.
AT BALTIMORE And roIoNAC DEPOT, slSrH AID d
STREETS.
az BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AyI
ME- ANn c .lEIEr.

ME- ANl
Morning.
$500, ST. Louis & GIN. ev.
ttiiti PhilI. Il y. y. cE.
f:sO, Chico & pittsWcE.
s.-b, Baltimore and way
Stations.
so, Fred. Rc. MET birch. !
RI baltimore, Annapolis
express
E4t, hartinshurg and IIa.
EcrHtuwu &c. tNlOtro
pul.isn brnnch.l
slC'aO BHlliuOicuCrcm.
h:o0, baltimore express.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07

BuTtuR's BALsANrc MIXTURE the old luiallib,e
remedy, Sold by druggists price, 81 pet bottle,
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How many thons nds suffer from bllIou.ness

THoMsQSs pOMADE OpTlME, an oleaginOuS com
pound Of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair sold by all druggists % and 90 cenlspcr
bottle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-07
A0C4L MISCELLANY

Table dHolc Is jhe best in the clty, Breakfast and
inner, 90 cents each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-13

A THIEF IN EVENING DRRss.-There was a
reception given on Monday at the house OF
Gen. John COchrane, at east 62d street, by
Mrs. Waller, the Generals sister. The guests
had nearly all gone, when relative who was In
the act OF quitting the house met gentlemanly
looking man wearing handsome light top coat
overeyeniDg dress. Although it was an afternoon
supposed to be the proper things to wear, the
lacy supposed him to be tardy guest, and she
made no objection to his admission. The
stranger passed up stairs, and the servant, sup
posing that he had been recognized by the
lady, did not mention his entrance Later,
When the family were at dinner, a servant dis
covered that the door OF a bedroom, which
should have been open and empty, was locked,
while bright light was burning within. She
ran down stairs and gave the alarm, but before
the men in the house came to the rescue the
parted with the pockets of his handsome light
top coat filled with Jewelry valued at $1oo.-
IN. Y. Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-13
District Government Affairs.
WORK FOR LABORERs

EABORERS.
The work OF registering the names OF appli-
police headquarters and the army Increases
rapidly, showing the great distress for want of
employment in this District. This morning
enc hundred and thirty laborers and siXty-t1ye
boIseS ard carts were set to work grading reSer-
Vation No II, south OF the old Carroll house
and dumping dirt into the canal in the vicinity
of New jersey avenue bridge. There was a
regular army bf idle men surrounding the
place named to see the commencement. Every
thing. was orderly and quiet, and the roll was
called at O'Clock, every man answering to
their names. 1t will take a few days to get
put on, making an average force of between two
and three hundred. Some mounted police will
he attendance to preserve order at all times
O11lcer James, employed In the registration OF
names OF labOrerS for the old canal work, had
registered 400 up to 1:30 clock this afternoon.
1D addition to the 700 registered yesterday, and
the cry is s'Still they come"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-13
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Feb. l3.-Virs1nia skies deferred
IN; 90. consolidated, 81 90. second s..rIes 81
co Iast due coupons. "a bid today. Susar rirIner-
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13-Cotton dull and easy
m1ddhnH, 94 Flour active AID stro ~, with M
ward theency- Wheat, southern hrm aud higher .
western steady AID hrm-eouthern rs >, 00aI CJ ,
dc, amber iosal0sh; No 2 Pennsylyanla red
lO.sa; no western winter red. spot ani February
L0Sss al Coz: Aarch, Ie7H, Apnl, loSN Corn.
sontherl 9uet and stea "; western slraux and ifi
active deinand-southern white AK do yellow
45s4a44: western mixed, spot and February, al a
449s; March, i4isa4t4: April, AZ. May as ;
steamer. Ak. Oats fairly active AID sieaiy.ssutS
erD, 3osS4; western white. 52s33H; do mixed 3Da
II; PENNSYLVANIA. Soa33k Rye duli-prnIe, 5s.
Hay STEADY and uncbansed Provisions easy and
un' hansed Butter quiet and steady-prime to
choi,e western lacked, lsa20; rolls, fosi7 Eggs
sst ss ady & and HTchansed ar Petroleum qnie;-crdde.
ila1s,a. II WHISKY duh and nominal, losk .Fres6ts
10 lNtrrcol per steamer quiet grain eZ Re.
oipte, -four; 4.207; wheat, $500 corn, ii. 800
oa - 51eo shlt'ments- wheat, 81 500: corn 9I0lD'
NEM YORK, Feb. l3.--Stocss firm. Morey / "a
~ Exchange. long. 4s5&; short, <s3 Govern
NEW YORK. Feb 13.-Flour quiet whesi hrn,er.
Corn friner
LONDON, Feb ls. IL 30 p m.-U 8. bonds, four
and-a-han per cents. log: ten forties, lo7. Erie
S54 Do prefer ~ New Jersey Central oonsois'
vania Central 35a4. New Jersey Central, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-13

SITTING BULL PREPARING TO PUNISH tbs
CRows.-A correspondent OF the Chicago Tri-
bpne, writing from Wood Mountain, Northwest
Territory, under date OF Jan. a. states that
Major " alsh has just returned from a visit TO
Sitting Bull, whom he found encamped on
FFenchman'S Greek, on American soil. bis
The Major reports that chief to be in great
state Of excitement. He had been anxious for
scme time TO arrange peace with his enemies,
the Crows, and negotiations were taking Ia
vofable turn when the Crows turned on the
Sioux, killing two OF them and stealing 162
horses. Sitting Bull feels aggrieved at the mis-
carriage Of his plans, and says It was the Amer
leans Who induced the Crows to act so. He has
hung his pipe at the door Of his lodge, signal
to call the young warriors tlgether, and he
says he win 60 to war against the Crows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-13

LAKE VILLAGE, " H.. Feb. l3-Wm. II. Pen
pCrS maceine shop. ard Horace Woods hosiery
mill. Were destroyed by fire last night Pen
pers loss Is $1,000; insured for s2.00b. Frank
Holt, manufacturer Of hosiery. who occunied
the upper part OF Peppers building. loses sS.0bo;
insured for s2s,O. Woods loss is $1,000: Insured
Tor 50 JI. Woods building was partly occu-
pea by ID. w. Cox, manufacturer az hosiery
and Knitting reedes. His loss is 1889; insured
Ior Sseo. Resides these COOK a OSgood lose
$500 on machinery I'm Peppers building. fully
insured. owing 10 a gale at the time most or
the business portion OF the village was threat
pnCd