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,.,, Mons avons etc a me
AS Sd.admirer Il la pharmacle
aa's;hadaux, a's y un pieds de MATS sur
ln'out "rt nonsse trois branches
fqus saone cote ct chacune de >cs
es as."ohas svD Sc termine par un epic
"..s;tement contorme.
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Tsr. y. n. FLEET wood
and SON.

Have opened their office Oh
Market Street. one door above
Roth and Eieetwood'S Drug store.
Constellation at all hours.
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RECEPTION. lie D6pal tment
dvs iucendies donue demain dams
10 hnagnfgue pare de l'eslisr st.
Joseph, ulie Grande Fete en- i'hon
Hellr de la yisite que les ;ompiers
etautres societies de Ia Nouyeile =
IOtrie, doivent faire demain Il
Thibodaux. Les excurcionnistes
seront rtcus au Depot par Re trois
pmpasnles composant le departe
nrr: ct escortes jusQu'au tair
grrM oil de grands preparatits
out exc fats pour Ia circumstance.
Ii y aura toate sOrte d'amuse
alents up. restaurant ben pour
yu, tout espece de ratraichisse-
aents; II tout u das priX tres mo
dtres. 81 IL temps est beau la
k.e @ra Spltndide.
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NSb's'ES,E

The undersigned is now ready to collect
state and Parish Licenses. Prompt pay
ncnt at his office will ooviate costs and
penalties.
THEOPHILE TfNBODAUX,
Sheriff of Lafourche Parish.
June 10Th, 1880.
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-1vs~ ~ ccUx que celia pellt Goes
CeGElGr.

lie nomme MARITIME Ourso lorsGue lie.
tn par,i de chez Monsieur Rosemond Le-
Blanc, lc Dimanche Juin Cut. porte con-
TIRE moi. Il propos des courses. des acGusa-
lions que .ie declare calomnienses ct aux
guelles je donne le dement, Ie plus torlnel.
j. B. ACCOIN.
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NOUVEAUX XAkRANGENENTS.
HOTEL XbE rs EIkAN<.ERS
Encoiynure des rues Green ct Thibodaux

Mr. Thomas Alberti previent ses amis ct
les voyageurs quill Went de taire dc nou-
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhonno-
rer de ieur cOnfance
Repas a toute heure de Ia journee ct sur
commando.
Table d'h6te 10 heures du matin pour
dejeuner ct heures du soir pour diner.
Chambres commodes ct hien sarnies.
pRIX MODEREES
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CoyyEyT MONT-CARMEL. ..
,ss exerclces dc Tin d'annee ct la
h distribution des recoinpenSe $
An Conyent Mont Carmel com
meSceront Mercredi proclaim; Il
shenres ,u bia,iu lies eXercice>
musica,;y aurOnt lieu la vei!!e Il j
leures de l'ap,es-midi. La relI
,rss les classes est tiX6e aa lei
SepteAbIe.
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u. "A. TkONE,

Encoignur. 'tsrues Main ct st. Louis
en- face uc Mr.. l.. Y. Riyiere.
Thibodaux.
LIVRES CLASSIQUES EFT IELlGlECA, ),
Fournituyes dc Bureae. Pdpier dc H"si1us,
AETICLLS DE PIEIiE:
Croix, Cnr.sts, Medailies. Chapeiets. Ben
tiers, Images. Tableaux, statu
ties. Cierges.
ET
COCNONNES DE .ere CUAaCNIoS
Galerie Photosraraique au premier
Ga1 - '76 iy
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THlBODAUX, I've, SANEDI 10 JULIET 1880.

Eth bien! ct votre marriage
ayec la veuve Bo....est il toujou.s
sur les tapis disait on au prince
-Je ne comprends rien cettt
belle passion dependant ellie salt
que ie ne poSsede que des proprie
ties negatives ct des dettes pos:
tlveS.
One lui importe tout celia !.
vous ttas prince! Ei!c ne deman
de qu'une chose.
-Qnoi?
TN oui pour avoir un 9som9
-Celni qui n beso;n dun sat
confectionn6 scion les reg!es de
Tart, il ma qua s'alresSer au -Hd
gasin Bleu.
Un groS monsieur, les pans de
son habit 6carteS, ,cherchit a decou
vrir une place dams lie tlot deS lax
ges robes qui l'entouraent.
--Je croi> que monsieur ma
pas ae GuOi s'asseoir, dit une Wei
le dame.
Pardon, madame, j'ai 3ien'de
puoi mails je he vols pas trop OH ie
METRE.
La rGp0nse NIT tout lie monde
Ell gate, ct l'on s'empressa de lul
trOuNer uno place.
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,.e,r,,,atiOn Locales.

An Mdqasin Bleu, vous trou
-, "a meiIleure qualit6 de chaus
"" :. nour holames, danes ct ell
l.uts
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j. VERGNOLE.

GJ. ..gsisc Decatur. 05
Cha Sc dcln;intle comment OH
previept une foul, dc lnaiadies telies que
les iievres lnterlnittcntes. Ia dyspepsie, les
maladirs de roitrine: Phthisie. Rhumes
Bronehiie, Anginc, Granulat;ons, Larynr-
lite. AphOnie, Asthme, Plcuresie Lymrha-
tisme, Maladies du Foe, de la Vessie ct
dies Eoics urinalres. DIES NGvlalsies, pour
le punselnent DIES plates.
Lon prcvieht ct fon gnerit tOutcs ces
nlaladies en- faisant usage dc
L'EICALYpVCS BlT"TERS.
Depuis Introduction on Europe de IEu
calyptus par T.. Ramel, ct depuis que Pat
tentiOn du monde sciutifique etc appe
Gle sur les avantages multipies que Fon
pouvait tirer de cette remirquable plante
pour In gueri>on tie diverses maia,lies,
un gland uombre dc pratieicns ujstins sues
ont constatG ct denontre rciiicacite dc
rEucalyptus.
Les produits de FEucalyptus, sent en-
ployes avec grand success dcl,uis plusieurs
annGes dams les h6pitaux dc Paris
Lee Bitter Eucalyptus, compose
dc Ia pisntc de ce noai, est .un prevcntif
sur eon1re une fouie de maadics.
Depot general: BURhE Il THOMPSON,
No. tb Rue TCHOUPITUULAS n. ..
lu-S-iV-
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PLANT d'ORANGERS.

Les personnes desirant acheter du plant
1.nr,np.r you..ront bieu S'adressera Victor
pave. cut-Otf on II. II. Michelet, Thibo
tauX.
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J.'VERGhOlE.

Co. .Eue Esec;s silr,r.. Gj
7IMPOETAIEUE DE-
WINS, COGNAC, LlQUEl KS, FRUIT
\ L'EAUDE VIE, WEYMOUTH, HUI
LIE, SARDiNES, ABS1NThE.
SeYb agent pour lie Sud ct rOuest lie W !.
IL. IUBA & CO., Iognac dc la c6lebr
mllque des wins de A. SELLER 81 co,
Bordeaux, CHAUNET Fills. Tn assorti
ment general lie liqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tou. sutre.
Les propri6:es TONGUES, stimulates ct
disestives de &C bitter, asisssnt sur le sys-
teme nervcuX ct en- font une besoiu ex-
tremeMent agreeable CT bien1aisant. Com
me aperltIf IL BITTER DES ARABES
fait le plus grand hicn aux estOmaes tai
bicS ct dcllcats ct combat eiiic.cemcIt la
dyspepsia.
u. vEHsGNOLH.,
u-S-ly. Proprietaire, n. Orleans
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JURY DE PoLICE.-Le Jury
de Police s'est assemble lundi
desnier en- session rcguliere, ct les
aonoreuses attaires qui ll.i ont
etc soumises ont etc reglees, apres
quatre seanceS, u In satisfaction
seherale, scion notre avis. :.
La loi da Dimanche, apres
Solr etc diScutee sous tUus les
points de yue, u etc referee II TN
@mlte special, lequel comite a
ueclde que, pour satisfaire tous
HNonde, la question serait sou
Mise au vote du peuple de la pas
0lSse' lie rapport u ele unani
nement adopt6 ct la date de ce,
Z selection fxee au mardi deuS
,a sale jour du mois de Novembrt
l0So, lie meme jour de l'election
generale.
eof une petition deS planteurs
wllz, la section 5 de l'OrIon
nance No. l30 a etc amendee dc
a'' uan'ere ce que tout planteul
gul Seut etablir une dale il ii,
vans Ia levee on des t4S Saux pour
Stoser :. sa recolte, matt qn'a pay
aueaS cents ct demi par pie,
Eipendlculaire au Tresorier On
WI donnera un permis, ou a Fin
spec'eur du Ward qui sera nun
ueS oiancs necessaires.
o'apres l'acte IS de la dernier,
nFsislature, le Jury de Poiic;
want ..1 charge dcs levecs, Il adoI
S%SssWdonnance SSs' No. lao, laQuel!
Seuult les dtvoirs DIES riverain
a. eeux des lnspecteurs ct etabli
sss ,a penalties pour la non exec
uoS de leurs deyoirs.
OoMme nous etions a court d.
Sa paoe pour adjudication Ell plei,
ses Procedures de cette sessio
uis hv; nous bornons pour au.iourd
n,a ~, relaterce qui entereSse
S S'as les cltoyeps de la parolsse,
lauieul ls'. proclaim nous publierou
s ms.P procedures, Ordonnauces {
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-Un dcs derniers paquebots
d'At'riqne ramene an jar.lin zoo
logique de Marseille, deux jepnes'
lonceanx. ages, de denX mos ell
viron. qui excitent en- ce moment
au plus haut point la curiosite.
Ces fauves, captures Sioux
Ahras, ont e;e, pendant la traver
see,snourri> au biberon !; mails, ce
moyen ayant sans doute paru de
fectueux, c'est aujourd'hui des
chevres qr'on a comic le soin de
les al.aiter.
Les repas sont p1is toutes les
deux heuIeS.
On peut sans MULE crainte cares
ser crs specimens lie la race feline,
verduS, tiit>on, nn negOclant
marseillais. car 81 leur taiile est
celle de petits chiens don't ills ont
failure gracleuse, leurs critics
sont encore cOurtes ct leurs dents
commencent IA peine poindre.
La mutt, pour les preserver du
froid, on les envelope dams une
pe!isse, tandis que, pendant lie
jour, Oh laisse tout q ieur aise
prendre Ell liberte leurs ebats.
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ExCURsION.-L'eXcuIsiOn faite
ala NOuvelle Orleans le 4 de JUL
ktseas les auspices de la Ccmpa
snia des Echelles, Home Hook
aud Ladder No. L, a etc des plus
agreables pour tOuS ceuX Gui y
out pris part. Arrive au d6bar
tadere Dc la compagnie Morgan i.
y heures du matin, les excursion
NSes 50 sont dispers6s dams la
nile ct la majole partie d'entr'eux
= passe la iournee soft au Fort
Espagnol. soft au Nouveau Lac
atuI iieux maguitiquement install
ss pour accommoder les nom
9'eux visiteurs. .Qui Won't journelle
uent sly promener.
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-Si vous vouleZ acheter un
bon cl,apeau. a bon marche, allez
all Ma4asin Bteu.
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ATTENTION. Toutcs les per
sonnts qui sont reqnises de pren
Dire une license, pour la transac
ton de leurs atialres commentaries
feront bien, 81 elles veulent eViter
dcS fiais, de venir au bureau du
collectenr de taxes, pour Sc mu
nii ua ce document Indispensable.
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Nous apprenons de source GER
tame que la roui'Ie est dams lie CO.
ton sur !e Bayon deS Glalses; on
:. trouve 13O pieds de cotton alta
qaee de cette malaale sur un rang
de deuX arpents ct demi de Ion
gneur, ce qui est beaucoep. CeuX
qui sly connaisSeut dissent que
celia est Or.iinairement occas.Onne
par un exces DIES pluie, ct nous
n'avons pas de pehe Il ie croire,
car il pleut tons les jours depuls
denx semaineS dams cette partie
de notre paroisSe. Avec la rouil
lie ct les cheniiles qui wien
dront probabiement apres ceS plu
les, il my pas d predire quel!e
sera i, :ecoite de cotton. LIE mails
est fait ct est dune tres belle qua
lite. Marksrille RerieW. J.
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zDl.. A. DELCOURT.

Er-Intcrme dc chiru,yie des Aopitasax
de Liege tBelgique.)
gDOcicux. en- Medicine.
Chirurgie ct Accouchcments.
Specialize dies MaiadIes d'yeIx.
Provisoirement: Berger's Hotel.
HOBMA, La.
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&. JAUBEEsT 4 Gle.

-lNI OIC \ A I u U ms DE-
Marchandises seohes, 6tramgsyes ct
Amfyicuines. ...
Cotons, 1ndieanes, Rubans, Bon.
neterie, M0achoiys. etc etc.
20 hue de Chartres, pres Canal
NOUVELLE-ORLEANs.
Cette maison deja bien connue par SON
anciennete go ans d'existencc) ct Ie bas
prix de scs articles, otfre aux marcbapds
DIES Compagnes, lassortiinent lie plus COM
plet ct le plus variG de- marchandises scche.
Cette maison regoit chaque semaine de
nuveaux envois du Nord ct de rLurop
met un soiii tout particuiier il remplir les
es Iui lni sont adresses III sept '75 Ia
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NOuVeslcs s3iVcrscs.

On rapporte que la foire de
la chappelle du BruIy ST Martin
"a Gonn6 un beneiice &c 5000, Gel
ie de l'eglise paroissiale. te:'ue le
meme jour, a rappofte 1.GOO, ct
cclle de l'eslise St-Napoleon
S1lOO.-P0nnier.
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CosRrtmershis, Dissolution.

Thibodaux La, May Sth, 1880.
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FINDING LIFE A BURDEN.

Somebody come, quickly" called Sister Of
Charity from the waiting-ro of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Station in Jersey City yesterday morning
at about 10 o'clock" woman has shot herself"
Gate-keeper Kerr rushed into the room. and found
O well dressed woman lying upon the floor In an
unconscious condition. Blood was streaming from
wound IN the back of her head and q small
nickel-rlated seven shooter revolver was lying
beside her. Securing the revolver Kerr sent for
physician but before he.arriyed the woman revived
and begged for the revolver that she might kill her.
self As she was tired Of living. When the doctor
came he examined her .and took her TO the Charity
Hospital. where DR.. Hunt made an examination OF
the wound. an found that the bullet had entered
tn skull behind the right ear, and that while 10
would be difficult % remove the bullet, The wound
would not probably prove fatal.
When informed that her prospects for recovery
were good, the woman said that 1t wouldn't mako
any difference she had made up her mind % Kill
herself and she IgOing TO do it. She refused 70
give her name or give any reason for the deed she
Is apparently about thIrtyeght years Of age, LADY,
Ike In appearance, has gray eyes, and black haif
streaxed slightlyfwith gray.
soon after the shooting II was learned thar tho
woman had attempted suicide the night before az
the Hotel Hudson. at the foot Of Exchange-p.ace.
Jersey City Just opposite the station. A tribune
reporter Gale at the hotel and shown the req
lister where she had written the name 81. r.
Brevety0 the night before, In a fair hand. The
clerk said that she IN the habit OF coming there
often
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THE CROWDS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 6.-The day
after the Fourth has been quiet here. although
there has been little dminuron In the crowds that have
tbropeed the beach, the bluff, and the hotels.
The rain lasted until about a. m, giving the soil a
wettug which IT much needed To-day the weather
been sultry At D. the rain began to fall again and
there ia every prospect OF rainy night.
The departures seemed Large this morning, but at the
botaIs they we're not missed Undoubtedly more people
sp.nt the night at Long Branch last night than
before in the history Of this place. After every
hing from which bed cot could be improvised had
been brought In reputation, blankets and pillows
brought out Last resort aud stretched them
yes upon the floors Of Offices and corridors AL the
narors were full The West End entertained 200
guests O3e remaining after the departures this
na The Ocean Hotel sheltered 1890 and after 200 de-
nartures tins morning nad not disengaged In tho
house The Mansion House, the Statea." the How land
and the Atlantic have beds for the overflow which
nut no at night in every available and removed
IN the morning The boats brought 5000 people TO
the Pier yesterday. number OF these when the rain
came ON returned to New-York by rail
| over 5000 people crowded under this pier
payilions last evening-which, by the way. leaked
badly-awalting the arrival of the boat They waited
nat,ently aud good-naturealy until the gates were
opeued and some one cried " AL aboardP when they
sut through the gates with such rush that they
red AWAY the drop boxes tor dckets together with
oue Of the satekeepers who did not succeed In extr
GAZING himself until he had been carried hundred
feet
Tho State Teachers, Association met IN High School
| Hall this morning with q large attendance meet
ing OF the County supernendants at which only routine
business was transacted occupied the morning session
The State superintendent A. Apgar OF Trenton pre-
sided the Association reassembed at D. m. with
George H. Barton Jersey City, in the chair After
the annual address. By the President the question: How
does growth Of our country affect our Theory OF pub
lie edu.aon T. Wa discussed b. Professors " n Aa
Mn of Jersey CITY and IT, D. Pierce OF HrunsSisk
The concludlns work Of she session was nj. .aratsl
lecture by Professor Charles HoYt u Chaiha.l v j.. N
| The Metric ssssem. This Rev. Robert Co'ijcr who
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,xvxYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1880

had been expected 70 address the Association 90 St
Lukes Churcn tonight teegaphed this afternoon mat
owing TO the death 81 DIR. George Ripley OF New &
he could not h his engagement Owing TO the CROWDED
condition Of the hotels number Of those VINO eane ~
ton, have returned To their homes. -.
Judge Parker Of NewJersey and C9one s asn5 ~
DeckertOwD n j.. are at the Ocean HOtel zen ~. -
T. Jones' Of Galveston, Tex. 10 at the Unl'eu o'ae'
Dr. Thomas Bddle. of Philadelphia, arrived to-day at
E. A Apgsr. STATE superintendent OF Public Instruc
ZION, VIM. NJ. Barringer City superintendent OF Nv
ark and Professor George II. Barton City eupeinsnu
ent OF Jersey City, among the prominent educaorS'
The following are late prominent arrivals
United states HoteEHarry Brooks ST. Louis h2nrlee
iTston Miss $ F. Wen Batmre J. Meyer, Quincy,
Ii Louis Gertter, Montgomery, Ala G. W. hOgr5
Galveston. Tex; Professor L. F. segadlO N. il @. H.
Louden and wife a. X. Coz. Philadelphia the Eev: :;
Mcmahon, John H. knox, W. j. Best u H. D'"'' A-
1daHhc Hotei-N W. Peaae. ElIzabeth ". L Dick
William n Barfn l and VIE Mrs G. Ford q o p
Taylor, James Clark, J. A. Not oek WI A. B BrTGxsn
Helen Mligan. Woodbury., n. j.; B. H. Zimmerman l.
Hotel Brighton-Dr. A. Y. Conover. Freehold. y. j.
Jobu Ilingworth. Thomas r. Williams, Newark \; d.
+. ". Cook and wife, Buffalo s. Jacques enso
0nd wife, J0bn Robinson. R. l. Gibbs Lewis :; flIsom'
W A. Bachelor. George ". Gregory, J0nn A. cWesley,
r. A. Tucker Henry Harrison, q. ID. Wadsw0rth' New"
Dean Hotel-Ex Governor Joel Parker. Freehold.
n j.; General c. W. shsffer Deckertown' n u W W.
Ballard, EImira, n " T. A. Weber chicago the Rey.
c. c. Beatty and wife. steuOenyiie. Ohlo James =
sims DR. f. b. Mcdonald, Ogden Armstrong, g. ";
HOrnblower V. &. Walker Phiadephla James Lya.I
ana wife E. p Graetz. 4 Hayrs d. l. HATTIE james
West End Hotei-Aliss Lucy Pryor Harrison Grover
BROOKLYN; DR.. D0rnall and son, Jersey Cltyi W. "
Fargo and wife Miss Fargo, Miss Mccall, BUFFALO, H.
NJ Cohn, NJ H. Brown, Red Bank. N. j.; Dr. reo aS
Bidde. Philade phia; Mrs. NJ d. Nmte, MIS-; A; p SUI.
Ivan John Meeks, j. s. stone, E. G. Bote, w. H. Cor
don. NewYOrk -. ., A..
HogIand Hotei-A. L. snOwden, Arthur Burt, Z, mac
Alesfer Meredith Baiy W. Z. White, samuel W. Lewis
Philadelphia; L. F. Buckley. the Rev. NJ BOYD, Brook
lyn; James Richards and wife, j. f. Trppe - T. FosCer
and wife, New York
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HOLIDAY KI,sH 10 NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., JAY 5.-The New-Iork
and Brooklyn yacht clubs well represented IN the
harbor yesterday. Nearly AZ oftIem were nandsomely
decorated with days aaG bunting. They fred saiute in
honor ~ tlc day.
The Queens County Hunt VIII probably engage the
K ing farm near the Third Beach.
D. J. Babcock IT,, P. Tiilinghast, c. W. Mason, T. 2.
Tenpey. W c. Rogers, George II. Moore, D. Z. W
Wurst. H. ". Day, NJ L. Krotel, and W. seegei, from
Nsw-York. have arrived at the Ocean House.
The celebration Of the Fourth q success IN many
respects The cottagers and hO;e, guests provided a
liberal amount OF fireworks in honor Of the Nation
holiday. ~,
Among the late arrivals at the Ocean House are the
following: Leo L0rcnZ, Bremen; Osguod smith Port
land y. $ Kuhurn Horace starbucK, IL y. FTleSI: r.
J. e. Priest, Boston D. Arnold, IT, henry o. VII
amin Providence; G. ". Martin Brooklyn.
Ii l. estimated tnat over 10000 transient visitors
came 10 town yesterday to now tue city authorities
s~veraI fashionable weddings VIII take place here
during the
Nh 5 B. French. of NewYOrk. il occupying he cot
tBge the Cliffs " hch Is ON ned Oy StOYernOr SWAMI
~ MARYLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

Fire broke out Yesterday, at noon, IN the
siory building embraced In Nos. 500 and 81 West
Thirty nfth-st, and occupied by the Economy Beef
Packing Company j. Solomon owner. coal-yard
only separates the building from Hale piano factory
aud II was ~ first supposed that It factory
that was on tire Half hours work the part
of the fremen put fire. The root Of the building
u,.s destroyed The upper floor Of the building
vacant store-room ard one had been there Is
.rcted that the fire was the work OF incendaries An
,nvsst,oation will be made. The losses by fire J.
so,omou. 50 500 W. Livingston, $1,000.
Fire in Samuel Germans shoe store at No 433 Sixth
~ damaged his stock 70 the extent Of g 00O Furni-
- ',eIonun0 10 Michael Siberian the upper floor
s'n luz I'm sed7 $500 and the building $500.
the grocery store Of william Ecks, at NO. V2O sixth
90 was dam e ed 5000 by lire.