Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20. = A
Twenty fourth district oAlosr saw flames
bursting from this upper windows OF
the large four story briok building own
ed By william schollenberger. at Pat.
nam and MAsoher streets, about four
O'Clock yesterday morniug. he ran TO
a box near by and struck an alarm, but
the hames spread 80 rapidly that ffseep
minutes after the hIemen arrived It was
found necessary to sound second
alaim. The building covers nearly
baif q blsok and has several tenants, all
OF whom aro engaged In different lines
OF business. 1t Ia divided Into four
paris. The flames were confined TO
halo ings Nos l aud 2, both Of which
front on Mssoher street.
The flames shot up tho elevator abaft
and burned asrceIy until o O'Clock,
when II was finally placed under oon-
troll. The total loss ON building, ,stc ck /,
elo., II estim a.ed At S25. 600, wliSh 10
only raettally covered ~ insurance.
William Bchollsnberger 10 the greatest
loser. Prints Brothers estimate thsir
loss OF about "a ,0c0 and they have an
iusuianes Of only o.. .0C0 in the German
Fire Insurance Company, Of this city,
They have only recently bsen establiih-
cd In Philadelphis, having removed
from Chester three months ago.
Colonel Anthony j. Lsohler, Q well.
known Democrat and msmbor OF The
Americus Olub, was found dead en-
Thirteenth stIeot above Chestnut, At
19.3o O'Clock yesterday morning. Mr..
Lsohler had left the Amtrlous Club
half m hour before, And when be bAde
his compauions goot-night no seemed
- be In the best OF spirits and in the
enjoy ment Of good heath. When void
was brought to the club that Mr Lscb-
ler had been foupd dead his friends
were astouuded. The body was tAkeL
10 charge by the police and subse
qaently removed 10 the home OF the
deoetstd, No 1918 North Eighteenth
street. He leaves wife, son and
daughter.
Archbishop Ryan returned from bis
vsit 10 R1me ye,terday morning, OF.
ri wing 81 New Yoik In the steamship
Umbria- After celebrating mass at the
OithedrRl there, hs left for Philadelphia
o. 4 O'Clock, reaching tho Broad Street
ststiun ei G 10 p IN he was warmly
" loomtd by n lArgo number Of Ostho'
lies IN waiting and proceeded ut once
to the Archiepiscopal residence, where
be was the recipient VI numerous cCn
gra. ulatioos from the clergy. He is In
excellent health, and expresses himself
N 1oh benefited by his trip. Last oven
Ing he presided q. y meeting for the
Seminary.
| Thore Lsvorsen Stavn was arrested
On Saturday night, on the arrival OF the
Steamship British Prince, on which be
WAS u passenger, charged with having
o,mmired forgery In january In the
Kingdom OF Norway and Sweden The
arrest was made At the instance oi
Vice Consul WesteTRaAra. Ssavn will
have hsRIiDg TO day.
james Cole, who resides at No. 1886
Mechanic str ct, quArrelea with hii
wife last night, when John Bake, q
ntighbor who WAS present, iuieIfered
aud q fzht ensued. The result wa
that Uolo was wounded In the hand by
n koifa and bitten about the face
Burke WAS arrested.
Christian X. Ross, master warden o
the port, is about 10 contract for the ro
movAl OF the itsamsr Blanche Hsnder
ton, sunk opposite Lombard stree
wi arf on February 81. She has beeI
abandoned by her owners.
Iu . Quarrsl With his brother in IL "
John Atkinson, on Saturday night, u
:" IN ALLEGED, VIM. Ssnderling, aRet
S1ytars. htd his jaw broken and va
~UuLusd on the head with chair. Al
klnson WAS arrested.
During q bAr.room gu arrel on SaiuT
dRy nieht, Daniel Pickering, sEed 2
years, q bartender, was cut In the neck
not dangerously, it In alleged by VIM
F1t5simmonR, who 10 In custody.