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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
Farm RUnDINGs DESTROYED.

The farm bindings of John Schuyler, OF
Boouln -dalc, y d. destroyed by fir" Late on FRI
day nisut The barn-, stables and all agricultural I'M
plrncut. were burned The buildings were lew, ha'i-s
Only been buns recently. TIE former property was h.so
consumed d., fire e wear gep, whom Itu l"rrIru DO tHc
ruins Tue Ius, - OOu, partly coy eyed ~ INSURANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
wEsrCHEsTEk COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

NESiCHESJE COUNTY NOMtNA lI()NS.
The Republicans Of Westminster County held
three Conventions Waite Plains yesterday Tor
the purpose pf nominating candidates for county oihces
one ~ nominate candidate ochnl Commissioner Tor
the I'D District and the tnird nominate candidate
for Member of Assembly the It'd D,stnct The first
one Judge called To order, and II. o. Bradley
was uIaui nSiy chairman. David Cromwell
present COnty Treasurer, nominated Tor reelection
by aucaLtiiun 0H motion 81 gc Robertson James
T. Hnyi Of Bedford. who appointed II the sup
eIinteEGeuts OF the Poor IN that place {" nj
the vacancy caused the dratI Of Georgr Fisher
nOnina OIL by acolanaion for te short u1rNpircd
term For the full tern Nathan johnson. nf Ea-t
Chester was nominated ny accaIuatnn On The motion
OF ID. W. Travis, the three Republican CCroncrs. DR.
Charles Nordquist VI East Chester DR.. William H.
Hyler 81 Rye ani Mr.. Acgcruan Of GrecEhur, whose
terms expire December 81 nominated for Tcccc-
ton by reclamation For Iusre - Sessions Jane, s.
See was nominated for reelection ny acr3Iuai'n.
Judge Robertson 'uuyeJ the appointment OF the
usual County Committee tc b" oDnposed three mem
bers each Assembly District. Mr Pavey moved to
amend ny tie selection 81 one member from carh town
this year 10y appointment by char thereafter by
the primary meeting IN each The amendment was
laid a the table by II - L. Al ard te OF
Judge Robertson carried by 20 Ia %. The
chair then ANNOUNCED tie County Committee To- consist
OF william. Robertson, ID. Ogden bradley. " II.
Gnrrbsey, james :. See, b. X Long, JaUes r. Cuoey,
ID LtiitId, Constant Nh ti'J 2uu W. W. ficrBou.
Mr. T.. l.. LOVatt Uferrd Resolutions referring to the
death oi President Garfield and pedgIng support to
President ArIhur.
held noi- aed DAVID > Rowe. If North 4arytOwn, for
School CIuIlniSsinnrr
George 4. Davis. OF NewR chelie, Tor Member OF AS
eeLlDiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
PHILADELPHIA rRhSnYrERIIY SYNOD

WILK EsBARRE, Penn. Oct. 22.-The Presby-
terrain syn"d of ala e!pua IN - tri se-sen to-
day addressed By the Rev. DR. Joan L. Ne ins late
siouary 81 China Tie rcIuD,rr of :be day taken
m, Il, ~, The discussion Of an ,yerura from the tresb,-
tefS LaCkawA rniug tHe new uu Penn
syVafiia. Toe ,sUIssOa IIIt AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
SUPPORT FoR MR.. ROPES.

There was large and enthusiastic meeting
Of the Brooklyn Y0nne Republicans Oiut Of Music ha
iasi evening the president, Horace G. Den1g, Ia The
char Dir Demiug ,aid this club was new brought I" a
test aud no welcomed it. re asked all professional pol
ificians 10 unders,an that the cldh represented the %
IL ana that ahe people the masters and the Pc"
iiicians the rGe l"ng Republican Club r. pre-
sented tho beat interests 81 The !csi people, and
sbs,r yotss wsre not " DO goE by e.joisuieIi Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
MIR. POpES's FRIENDS ACTIVE.

Mr.. Ropes's friends yesterday morning opened
ROOMS for headquarters at the Continental building ana
hung out a trans arcncy with hi4 name az Ciu2ens'
candidate for Mayor. To reporter Mr. Ropes said yes
terday in effect that he would willingly Withdraw from
the canvass If 5000 citizens should sign peton ask
10 sO-that number being equal 10 tlnse woo
sufncd at Temple formerly the ink) 10 urge has
larLG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
CARRIED TO THE o. \. SUPREME COURT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-An appeal was al
lowed mordns by Judge McKrun1u, 81 the Uaited
States Circuit Court the OF to bark Luna against
TIE steamship Iriscuaud, Ia which the damages allowed
for the sink nt the In wcr Ne al over $1,000 Tho
had l'-r appealed ron The Distinct Court apd tis
las appeal will carry IL to IliUtd states supreme
ooIrt 1t viii probably not be declded Tor three or
fufrN wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
OPENING SUBSCRIPTION hooks

The Commissioners appointed by Mayor
Grace 20 form organization for constructing and
operating rapid transit elevated road 10 be known a.
the New-YOrk, Fcrdhain and Bronx River Railway, met
Yesterday Bowcry National Bank, No. 81 Bowcry
aud opened subscription books The treasurer, H.
i. DcGraa refused To make any statement until the
books are closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
Ii q. RLLENIsCHLL

C,risrrHE, Oct. 22.-Jran Gaspard Blucnt-
semi. t.reNIs- luri-cUusult na' died OF Hpopl'Ay'
H. MA born go Zurich it lsrS. lie founded Liberal
Cancer, ,iI.r panty o. Switzerland, bu; J tht sutc"Sa
,,f l.u.,.. ..u ur vent tu G"ruuy "u'rr Eo attained
,li .iurfl.u q iuuu,I-t la cntJ"nr.''u VIZ
l..ll-IIi,u and Other rriuUurrs, De- i"tittcu INC
T.. MICS ant Union. Iir TIH uEu authority "u lnt'f
mai l.,al t4N and W., auiuor OF several important
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
SUPPORTING JUDGE WEsTERvELT.

The Richmond County Stalwart Republicans
who boted from the regular County Convention, hei
Convention yesterday at TompkiuSyile. l. Reporters
were excluded I ascertalned however at the close
of the meeting that the Convention had renomlhated
Comfy Judle T0mpS ns We-erselt. The regular Re
pubcan County Convention viii be held ne Xt Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC wosKs.
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER.

No a CuANnRks-sr NEw-OYKK, Oct 81, 1881
To NE Ion HUBERT o. THOMPSON, CommissofitT OF Luo-
Ice Works ---....
Sur: on the l4th instant addressed you oommnn
afion IN regard to the serious condition OF our water
SUNNY caus,d by the drOuth which has prevailed since
the early part Of july Since theu we nave hd no Ial'
The drout IL without precedent since the introduction
Of CrOtun far as the records snow us seyerly
h. hcst sown by the following table OF the rainfall FOR
July August September for the past hiteTh years
1900 lsG7 1873 1869 1870. IN 1872 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
PHILADELPHIA AND READING STOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-rhe amount OF
phi and Rea ling stock DISTINGUISHED by trans
fer Yesterday was 800 shares making the total incli-
gbic stock TO daic $4,000 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
long ISLAND ROAD SOLD.

The Flushing and North Side Railroad was
sold under foreclosure ai noon Yesterday. 1t was
bought ia by .sOnn ". Lawrence for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
GRIST MILLS DESTROYED.

WATERTowN, y. Y, Oct. 22.-Dickinson a.
Kiugbury's srsI mills at ID ser RIVER were burned this
morning. The fire originated in the machinery. Loss
anOut $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
Last week a strappipg negro Won

Last week Swapping negro woman was up
before Austin JnS,,cc, charged with uuneIofully
barg her hoy, "A sAldle-cOlDred hap. " uUut under
stnud now you could tle hears to beat lDur own
child cruelty" "Jrdsr, uas On Oeen parent
wuirss ydlIer boy like dat cub OF uue "Nryerl "
eacuie, Juuge with great VrneHenCr, getting rcd
n the faua. "Den don't talk"-ITeIas Siftinks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

han nominated for Civil Justice in the Ist DslrG''
Wiiao r Roran for Ciy Justice In the WIN Dlsirc.i
County Deuocracy-O. b. Potter for Congress ID ''0
XItb District. 49,. ,,o,,Ded after
In several dis riots the conventions GuJo14no" W."
adpoutln.; Committees OF Conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
AnRuNKAkD,s Suicide.

Stephen Meyle, sixty three years old home
Ioss man. LanAed binseu triday Ia the carriage f4c-
tory oi Isez Beir, M. III Avenue G. no had
at one time been eIhpiBy ed iic VAS druIlhaId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
HORSES LOST IN A STABLE.

4 two-story buildins, used is stable, IN the
rear Of Nos - aud - DowuIug-st Newark va, de
.ro,rd by Gee 40 oC.,cA Friday ngnt, together wlth
ave uur,cs Two wagon. aud lot of hay. Tho hduuS
aud cultcutr hruusrt 20 Thomas J"h'1 81 Nt""!~
,uf r i,t.i.,, on AZ WorrZ. ale bIr wcrs, THIS CIT!
NM .L.. i. ~ M ...uUl, IAHLIlA.r unALuNn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
AN ENTIRE BLOCK CONSUMED.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 22.-An entire business
block in Wa,eca this state occupied by various firms
and famiIcs was destroyed by fire Thursday morn
ing. Lose $40, 900 insurance light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
SURVEYS ON STATEN ISLAND.

Railroad Company ior the past week have been survey
ing h4t yri,u Wundhriige and Port Richmond IL il re
ported that a railroad To Ice hui between those point
10 connect with the PeuusyyanIa Road In New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
RESIGNED FOR POLITICAL REASONS.
.o,lo, po;IIo,, tba M,vor's First Marshal

signed yesterday. II rcsut 0f political comph-
cations as Mr. Kelley opposed certain nominations lie
was Amounted m December last by Mayor Cooper, TO
succeed Jouu Tyler Kelly whose gnatiOn was the
result OF his adherng To the Of the Irving Hall
organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
A SAW-MILL BURNED.

BATH, Me-, Oct. 22.-A large steam saw-mil
in tuls ty brlonging to the heirs ~ William Rice, was
harmed this morning The loss Is $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
A JFPsEY CITY NOMINATION.

William McAdOo, "a weli-known lawyer, was
nominated for Assembly yesterday afternoon by the
Democrats of the VIIIt6 District OI Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

THE LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER N BROOKLYN.
Monday is the last day for registration in
Brooklyn. The books will be open from to II a. m
and iron, to IL ,. In. No one can vote VINO Is not
registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
nnrsE nrENED ON srArEN ISLAND.

A house owned by 3. 7. Winant amt occu-
pied by Eiz4brui Henry Wr-tned, l.. w's entirely
,.trO, ed b., yt.irrdiy, causing iO-s o 9l"Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
OBIILAEl.
HALE KINGSLEY.

ALBANY, y. Y, oct 22.-lIalc Kingsley,
formerly Deputy county Gers, died suddenly th's morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

AT s day the OF stored water available In tht
two orugr re-ery uir- and ia the Lakes WhcE Tue c
~ tL, r ght 10 use amounts 10 about l,lJOoDOOOO Ed
lnu. and about igJ OOJ, 900 gallun- al lUu1l may br
untaiurd By purchasing the ri2n Ia draw rom otieI
-nurcrs n Putnam county. Tbs entire reserve alded
10 /. natural How at the CrutOn RIVER VIII supply thr
li, ll, about sixteen srycuirei dayH ~ the prereIi
"a az cousumptiuu tnd nnless cUnlois rams Iau "th
rat inns the rorsrt denrus will bc 50 disastrous thai
tut.y eau hardly be exaggerated 49,
r. measures WhlCL. r'cclpt OF my letter OF thc
Inn inst Nou cred 10 be- iaAsu 10 Curtb tif cor
.puliou OF water. have ''cu carried QUE Tie oHtlr
,t, OF Toe main distributing reservoir were iUithcr
lul ,y, ID uu Saiur l last, street spnnkus mas been
tnd and IA, supply oi water 10 the fountains IN the
ttnIs ttir., uas up. OF Under oar HstrurJOuS
nave su taken steps 10 Hcq are tne additional reserve
.u uly above mentioned, ana the right 10 draw upon
,,, an the Iuryr~t llAr- he's already been ScrurrL
rae xtreitl of the situation ~ sicn. however taat
wound ian iu NY tuty u d;d MOI urr, ~ do now, the
,uIu date adoption ~ mrtuef aud rigorous measures to
r.., ~ The cnu- uiutIun ~ water Iue very first duy rs
m r,-rryr SUD -Irut supply ~ water iOr "XtihgShlS
r. aud H. Ia uuer tu tdi- II snail bt necessary Ia
l, ,r snuie localities temporarily OF water. the hcon-
ycnirur, iuIt be borne.
Nnr, tnsaudiu tue appeal made In your statement to
le tibr puu.l-uru sundays tpcIs, lbr us
continuance oi was. our ,iay Inspections SNOW tAai
t,r,. uutniIiirs ut continue 10 IuW lutO t.c
-,rrs rom private houses durtnS tie h'urs rOn unit
Mo. n "a, u A ~ Mutu there bc scarcely my le-lu-
I use tor water dwellings. Tue suppression Oi 'nIs
I,id ta, ulitlr and II possible more emphatic az
zeal 10 made ~ .hcu b stop t. VERY Respectfully,
ISAAC NEwTUS,
Chief Engineer OF the Crptun AqJcduct
The Mayor has Issued the following appeal 20 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

No. 81 CHAMBEBS-ST., NEW 1ORh, wv. q, lcoA'|
10 he ION WILLIAM Il. GRACE, Nayor. ,
SIR; Since my statement to the puoIlc plDl5n!rHd IN
the newspapers % las Sunday setting iorih We cr1G
and alarming condition OF our water supply ch'seu py
an unpreccden eel druuth, aud showing the necessary
for stringent measures to lessen the consumption OF
we have mad no rainfall and the peril of the
situation ia greatly increased The Cmel EpSheeI, 9Is
addressed another communication tome, copy OF "lc
/ incosc showing the condition of the supply to-day,
and urging further and vigorous measures In ADDITION 10
those already put in force within the past week. 10 cur
tail the consumption OF water.
hve therefore given orders this evening to close the
public drinking hydrantA for and beast; to stop tue
Is. oil hose tor washing sidewalks, stocps areas ana
house frunts; discontinue the sprinkng OF Doulo-
yards roads and drives to furnish water To
shipping except in of extreme necessity where Che
water cannot be Obtained clSewDere I" ut lO"u sun
further outlet gates OF the main distributing rssI
vor aud TO reduce pressure from the mgh service
works The further reduction OF outflow ana pressure
from the distributing reservoir and hgn service "orAS
may possibly deprive some localities ot water or uhe'
but tie importance o! reserIlng slclehI "dpr aoi "a
tin.rahng fires, for absolute domestic necessitle anu
ment and bread to 80 many thousands Oi nalus' - w..
great he sacrificed TO mere CONGREGATIONS Vi lcnP'
rary Inconvenience or discomfort - , 10. M
The Department will spare no e1Ort ana nrgect no
practicable measure to avert the dangers winch no"
seen Imminent, bit this emergency the salest ana
most effective remedy lies with the people OF Ihe Guy
they will only PRACTISE In the use OF water tOr
time the impending periis will probably be avoaed anu
there will be the reasonable hope that the available re-
serve SuOply will lsrt until relief comes ~ can Ony
come from cOpiOus rains. Yet the appeal maze III my
recent statement to the public stop waste appears 10
have little on no OBJECT IA is by the statement OF
the CIef Engineer mat large quantities OF wafer
an 1ny min ,.y.rs from private nous q between Md
night and o'clock In the morning "a. -
| The situation is grave ana the necessity TOT
economy in the Of water so urgent that ain nii
peeled to request present the matter 10 the Peop
OF the city IN your official capacity az ther Chlcl Nag
rae the hope that 1t receive the attention anu
response which the occasion calls ior very v
HUBERT q. THOMPSON, Commissioner oi PGOIio "oeAS
| The following ia the communication OF Chief
Engineer Newton. referred To by Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
MAYORS OFFICE.

II, The pcDUIf Of the fityof ,ciC- } UrE
The tarI hal IL Iscqueu-c OF Al unpr'ctdeutei
lrrI, m / A drucl ncy of OTIge capacity, the
l.In Il prrIlpus situation IN r"giru {" lis water
sunny can uu longer lie unknown {" any couSlueT-
u,,l, uu nbcr of me PEG Die, communication az
r,,,t.t IT, m, by tie Commissioner OF ran lc WORKS
with "A report the Chlei Engineer al tue Croton
Auu.,.Irt sets forth IN emphatic terms III StJYItN
Al, f occasion, and tine necessity at yodr coop III
tnu ,, an. practi,e ut economy III the list Oi dtI
To tidc over tue difficulties ana AVOID the dangers
W!ucn are Hunin'll'
without cupiuds rains the entire reserve supply
,,nnId Ice cNu4Is rl IA aOout siNt On days ~ tilC
uI,,rnt rate of consumption. We Wuub then he
dependent on the natural HOW OF Tue Or"l"t hNel,
N.IrH /, now only about ten nllIiIOh Ehi'ois -
d.y about our-uiutu OF tn amount Ol
1,a,cr Ne nov usc /, woaId thei! Do lHP"o' Die 10
rhrr, rOnaLIaBnn, to run itcturltH' "hlch employ
aud ecd many thousand hands, or 10 supply even
t,p all ma. uecc,,ItIGS 81 domestic lie 10 - large
oar Oh tlr population. The contemplation al such
!. condition - 50 appalling rs 10 rcad even tue
most careless and tnoIghtIeSs o SENSE Ol lldl-
ytlua, .usIDdHy aud paI-er ana -! Jht AZ
iu.y wuicn is done by the confined Careless and
,,,i,ion a>tr OF Wa'eT 1nC statru.edts Oi tue
Commissioner of Public Works ana the Chez En-
lin,rr of the Crutoh Aqucduct leave no DOUBT tnat
sucn waste sun occulo to % large extent. II t"Is
emergency IL /, "A criminal injury b. the pnOhc.
4 therefore CAuurl y a To stop ne Indulgence ol
4y.siI ur NaStctu uSc 0t wa.tr, AMI 10 beat Win
IaGIenco the restrictions watch IL may De necessary
Ia impose in r, gard TO the water supply. IT this
admunIuOn is hcccd, The uanger of disaster through
"A iai,u o. tue water supply will pIoDaOJ be re-
moved, ana the protection ul property ana lie, 10
W,ICu TINS element essential, NIL DC ICstSOD-
aolN .ts.ulcd. W. Ia. GRACE, mayor
}. l.. Dou-laSs, Secretary oil the Alcrcnants' In
surance Company, yesterday called upon the Mayor
ana suggested ,he expenency of dllng tine Forty
second Street Reservoir and holding 1t Tor an
emergency. Thi Will probably be done sh uld II
Ice necessary to reduce the pressure al the central
Park servoir TO the minimum Mr. Douglass has
also written to the Holly Company OF LOcKport. n.
l., inquring If one or more of ls engines COuid
not be placed tugs, to be held In readiness
on the water routS that III OF tire III the
vicinity of the piers they could be male available
by drawing a supply from the CrOton MAINS OF the
SAT- wafer as u last resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
LITTLE CROTON WATER LEFT
A PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR GRACE.

4 PRUCIAMAIIUN DI NIAIVIF OIV1iO"'
WATER FAMINE IMMINENT-A SAVING WHEREBY IL
PRACTICABLE ALREADY MADE BY THE CoMSii9-
sIONER or PUBLIC woRKs-ONLY SEVENTEEN
DAYS SUPPLY IN THE STORAGE RESERVOIRS
The condition of the water supply of this city is
already critical. The chief engineer of the Croton
Aqueduct has made n careful examination, and finds
that tacro is only sixteen or seventeen days tuii
supply in the two large CrotOn reservoirs In Putnam
County and the lakes and ponds which can be
drawn FROM Unless there are cOpious rains within
the next two weeks the most extraordinary means
will nave to be resOred 10 in order to furnish SUI
fclent water for drinking and cooking purposes and
to guard against ext nsve con|agratIons.
Hubert o. Thompson, Commissioner OF Public
Works Yesterday addressed the following letter to
fine Mayor
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-29
Sparks from the Fire.

The burnt district, where the house
occupied and stock belonging to VIM.
Patton, on Market square, was burned
Sunday morning, was Ike object of
attraction during the entire day. AS
stated, the frame building, belong
ing to Mr.. Roehl, was not insured, and was
total loss, as was the stock of groceries
carried in it by Mr. Patton. He cannot as
yet, arrive at an estimate of his,
loss, bat he was insured for 800
in the Liverpool and London and Globe,
represented by Mr.. w II. Simmonds, sec
rotary of the Knoxville Fire Insurance Com
pany. This, it is hoped, will almost cover
his loss. The origin of the fire is still un-
known.
Theheaviest losers, in dollars and cents are
Messrs. Bolli & Hall, grocers, who occupied
the Swan building, on the corner. adioin-
ing. Their entire stock, almost, was piled
out in the streets, and in the excitement
and hustle, all damaged to a
more or less extent. Many of
while being taken out, by unprinci pied
parties, who are always to be found on
such occasions. These gentlemen were
fully insured, however, having on their
stock s., 500 in the Knoxville Fire Insurance
Company, and 81, 600 in the North British
Fire Insurance Company, both with Mr.. w.
H. Simmonds, and s., 500 in the Royal
Insurance Company, represented by Mr.,
George Brownlow.
The building belonging to E4+Sheriff NJ.
D. Swan was considerably damaged, more
than was realized at the time of the fire.
The wall adjoining the fire is badly cracked
and warped and the cornice and wood
work will need much repairing. The
building was insured with Mr.. Simmonds
for So, 900 in the North British and Marine
Insurance Company, and So, 900 in the
Springfield Insurance Company, so the loss
there is also safe.
On the other side of the fire, the build
ing owned by Mr. Joseph FAM was also
damaged to some extent. He has policy
on it for 81, 500 in the Knoxville Fire Insur-
ance Company. He did not move any stuff
out.
Messrs. Bolli q Hall We're closed up yes
terday making an assortment and straight
ening out their stock, which was piled in in
an indefnable mass preparatory to arriving
at the valuation of the damages. None of
the damage has yet been ascertained, but
the loss viii be adjusted as soon as SO ascer-
tanned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-29

writes druggist. 'Kidney-Wort is the
most popular medicine we sell" 1t should
be by right, for no other medicine has such
specific action on the liver, bowels and kid
neys. If you have those symptoms which
indicate biliousness or deranged kidneys do
not fail to procure it and use faithfully. In
liquid or dry form it is sold by all drug
gists Salt Lake City Tribune