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COOKS OF THE WEEK.

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l2no. PIP 456. scribner x Wefcrd)
LORD BAcoS's ESSAYS. BY Joseph Dewey, NJ A. 12ino'
DID. 163 (Scrbaer Welford)
poy.vrvrrRE A Prose Pastoral Of Acadian Louisiana
BY George w. Cable. limo, PIP. 3l4 Charles Serb
ner's sOns.)
GoErHE's BoYHooD. 174o-1764. Translated by John
Oxenfsrd. 12mo. scribner WelfordD
CHAMBERs's ENcYcLorEDI.. Dictionary Of GniysT.al
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

i ON and after FEBR AIRY 9, 1883.
AND US MID sTSfES Nail ROUTE ,UH} Cortland,
Harrisburg Pts6urg and the West with Pullman Palace
SS;sS p% n sy s%4s aay
nna sSsP"ff os Ssi hsSas ~, S r.
ea az Centre sas he 81 a ks CGCTy FOR
For For 90 nix 20 It's a "a and ID Hsa
only, 'so sS b. sandsS. aS sn$ 70
Esprss Pullman f.SI ts,s and
s . 1as: "a az ssssis fsa's
spHas So sSa sS and % and rp1 % and
For Atsns City p M weekdays Through Ps,or Cap
For Cape May. II 10 m. weekdays SATURDAYS onv'
Head Junction and o ae,%ed,ste . sta
SAC FAC and p M On sunday, As a. and ,.
For % slGp ssg5 rsIs
Bay s.5ssa sss5s s.' VIA D At.
ia sass at tor s'IsSS Ivy sVSia's % '.a s'
Trains arrive trNT sSSsW N sSa % and
ssS 50 a. 80, saS ssSSS so go > 20
na 70 sa "a an''{ - lasSsipns e. e:
23s 80 1aO 'SS SO. q ESQ ,SstS 20 g
so go 90 80 10 20 s' Do S and + 20 pTa
suHaa 80 - sos 90 co. IS, 10 IS 'p n. 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New York Via DesOrosses and Corr
90 20, 8, o. %, Chicago lalted aud 10 Washington
Ilm ted Dining Cars), and IL ., $500, 1, 80,
8, O. 7. . and . p. m and - rs night Aceommoda-
tOn, 80 and IL 10 a. M. 40 and p. Sundays.
Express 49, % Ii mi ted and 10 III, 4, 80, 8,
9. T. and p and IL Is night
Trains leaving NcwYork daily, except Sunday at 3, D,
10 aud IL 10 a. M. J, 4. 5, p M and 10 M, and
6 D. IA. SUNDAYS. connect az Trenton for Camden.
Returning, trains leave Broad street station, Phlladc a,
IL oil, 20, go5, 40, 6:35, 6 so, 80 $40.
80, 40, IL and IL rs H. LIni ted Express, wi tn
Dining Car. ~ and 80 p - 10 40. 80, 20, 1.
B, o, G .35, 7 IL ~ and 80 D. M On Sunday.
II Ol, 90 4 90 40 8 IS 80, 40 a m, II 40
8 30 "A so Limited 5:2S %, IL and 8 10 p M
Leave Phil. dc phla, Via Camden. " a and so
daily. except sunday.
Ticket offices, e4D, 435 and 944 broadway, I Asof
House, Battery Place and foot Of Desbossos and Cort
iand SITS CoursL, and brooklyn Annex station, foot
OF Futunst brooklyn Station Jersey city Immigrant
Ticket once, Castle Garden.
Tn New Yok transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
IuAS l.. 4 Gil j. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass't Agent
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loiEs.
fceal Notices.


CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW.YoRK-Jscob Ruess and sabina Ruess
against May Haus-r widow and Elizabeth Hauser Joseph
and Frank Hauser children and heirs at law OF Jo
ssph Hauser deceased In partition To order
duly made dated and entered IN the above entitled action
18th day OF December 1884, creditor
the date OF said order hat lion upon tho ivdei
interest OF said OF the above named the parties
this action IN tue property hereinafter described Which Is
the subject matter OF thus ac don is hereby el nred On or
before the 9Th day OF March, 1888 appear before the
dersgned who BY said order duly appointed referee for
AT hts oice No Beenin The city
Now York To prove such liens due
10 become due by reason thereof
following Ia script. said All those
three certain lots pieces parcels OF aud with tue build
ngs thereon erected situate lying being the Eleventh
Nari OF tho CITY ~ New York aud w~!o taken together
bounded and described follows Beginning at pom.
eastery side of Cannon distant hundred
soutery from the soutoasery OF ou on aud
street thence eastery parallel with Hons
ton street on. hundred feet thence southerY parallel with
street hundred feet thence westerly parallel
with Houston ctr eli twenty v, feet thence nJrhey par
ao with Cannon street forty feet six inches thence
westerly parallel with Houston street feet u
Cannon street heace Aprtery along Cannon stree hfy
foct six inches - the place OF beginning
Dated Now-York. j nary 81. 1888.
LEONARD A. Oh EGERiCH Referee
THEODORE sAtTLER P.GS ALL
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ON and after December . trains leaye
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


largest and Finest Passenger Station In America.
Stopping at New Uptown station on l3othst as nstea
~ Rochester and Montreal Express drawing rosm
to Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal and 81
Adams
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet snokRgcar. dining
car and sleeping for Albany, Utica SYRIA
cuso Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriy
ing Chicago $3.50 a. IN. next day. - 60, -..
flO3O m Chicago Express for Niagara Falls Toronto
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Detroit and chicago
drawing room cars to Canandaigua and Rochester
tll;30a M. Western New.York and Northern Express
with drawing-rOom cars.
Albany AMI Troy Connects at Troy for sara
toga . Saturdays only. $50
q p. in Accommodation to Albany and Trey.
It'd D. m Fast Chicago Cincinnati ana 81 Louis tkpres'
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto Ceye
land Cincinnati Indianapolis 81 Louis Toledo, Detroit anu
Chicago with sleeping and dining ears 80,
t6:3O y. m, Montreal and Canandaigua nty.
Sleeping Pattsburg and Montreal VIA houses ro,ns
and via bans also and Canandslgua daY
except SUNDAY does not west OF Albany
D. No. special Sleeper arrives Rochester 14O N, Bur
fao 9:35 M, and Cleveland les n m. next day ns.,
J. ll:3O D. Fast Night EXPRESS for Rochester bnaio
Niagara Falls Torsnto Cleveland, Cincinnati lndisnapslls
WATERFOWL via Utica daily except saturday a'o 10
Canandaigua sundays only. - .,..u
II night Albany Express. with sleepng cars 70
Troy with tina morning trains TOT tne mosr
for saratoga Lake George and Ter the North eAcep'
fickes aud space in drawing and sleeping cars on
sale Grand Central station Alb 7S5 and 9i3 Broadwsy
~ Park Place. Battery Plscs 81 West l25hst AMI ISSUE
sts Brooklyn. and 10 18th st, Williamsburg -. ,,u,.
Wescos Express calls FOR and checks baggage from hoe
residences -. ,o,n
Run daiv; others daily except SUNDAY stop at 3Sth-
~ 10 ToIrtEY HENRY MONETT.
General Superln tondent. General Passenger Agent
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Qeacbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
xAs esses supplied no charge. TEACHERS registered
free vacancies always hand; form for stamp II ~
AVERY. American School Bureau w. 14th-st. N Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IA AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
ernesses &C.. 70 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG.FULToN. 20 Union Square.
A HANOVERlAN LADY with pure Partisan
"A French and good Engisa wishes position resident
o. visiting teacher family sch ~. Address MADAME
LIMA, Boz ~. Stationery store. 20. 8ttave
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w y. Y. c. s. RI. Il. r. CO, lessees
Trains West i2ds station foows and 20 inmates
earlier from foot Of Jayst, North River
ST. Louis IS 90 sS:l5 D. m
Syracuse Buffalo, Rochester. suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls 3:l5 1915 a. m, $500. 'sl5 p: m.
Utica 3l6 800 ail3oa M; 900 .s;ll p N. .os.
ali 80 a. NJ $500 800 .s:l5 D. m.
Cransfon's Wsst Point Cornwall, NewDnrg - }. I'D,
-9:S5 IO,i5 all3O M 400 49, 300 .slj. Sij ,. ~.
and 5000 D. m Cranstons cornwaIl NswburS.
For Montreal and Canada East, 300 ?. M.
Hamilton LONDON. 1875 a. m. $780, '5:l5 p M TORONTO
Elegant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detro.
Chicago and ST. Louis o.,--...,.. ,a,t,, o~co,,
Daiy fDaiy except Saturday Other trains hay eSceps
Sunday Leave Jsrsey CIV r X *. ~ "a a m
soi2o M tmstab,e. narIor or sleeping accommoiA
tiona or no,matiou sopiy az oces Broolyn S55 wash
inDton st 73O Futon.st Annex ONE. fos or utoh -
NV York Cty-3s3 79J oi2 Broadway 1882 Bowery -
10 a. " u 0'' SO'N C. r. La INHERIT,
iogg'VandsrbIItay, General Passenger Agent
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@eafhere.

TUTORS, Rovernesses. professors, teachers.
all branches circulars schools supplied 70 parents
msdsru lsnruagcs spoken. MIRIAM COYRfERE. 81 EAST
l7tl.st.. between Atlave and Broadway
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHEKS r bu.
w KEAU flor both sexesl supplies Professors Iracn'
crs Governesses Musicians iolsekeepels RaHReeperS
Stcnogi aphers and Copyists 10 business niHs ct,-
MRS. A. d. CULVER. 80" oth.avc.. Now lork Wy.
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Mnsical Instruments.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
n grand upright and square pianos OF orr make which
selected aud only used by the artists OF the
METROPOLITAN Opera House COMPANY during the past opera
sea on old liberal reduction from our regular
~ WILLIAM KNABE SEQ. liz Shave. above 16th.st
FISCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone ana
j .tanding Manufactures and store'rooms All
10 i25 2sth-st aud S67 Broadway lStst (Ditssns
Bulldng) Planes exchanged rented or instruments
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NLAN CTE ANSUIp co.

TRi.WEEkLY LINE FOR SANANN Nj.
~ from New Pier No S. N, r., foot OF sprngst
IS CITY or SAVANNAH Thursday March 8 at p m
So CITY OF AUGUSTA saturday, March 70 az nj
S. TALL Ill AssEE Tnsstay Maret u.s. q, S,p p e.
I7orida and Western Railway for all points IN 1eorg
Florida, south Carolina Alabama and louisan@ ~,
surpassed accommodations tirslciass iauis h''' w
freight and passag, apply 70 =. - u.>u,cFN
W. IL RHEyr, - D. ~ III 81 y w.
Genl Agt. Sav'h Fast Freight T. hgs . 10,
Line. Sl7 Broadway. r way. "1i b 20 Y O.
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NrORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

n sMoRi ROUTE TO LoNn9N,,,,.es
NEw.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BRtMEN'
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st. HoDoAeh
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS so.m
rlbe Sat Mar 10 8 D. m Aler Wed. Mar. 81, II go m
Lain Wed Mar H. I a. Elder sat Mar. q 80 IA
Vera Sat Mar II. & q. m. Saale. wed Mar p a ~
First Cabin, s7s and upward oerin according o,ss
OELRIcHs & CO., No Bowling Green
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Eeliuious Notices.

1T rur COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES.
Nor,inc service az III o'clock. evening service at D.
AT THE CHURCH. II Lafayette Place. near 4th-st
Rev n " Chambers D. d.. Will preach al DOth SERVICES
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CENTKAL Raj ROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December 8, 1887.
For PHILA DELPHIA and ll,EAIoA, Bound Bros
Route,a AZ T. 80, 8, II q 80. 4, $780, 30 ~
;. Sundays at sA5A m go I2S m 40
:3o 19 .. have connection for Reading Harrisburg
POttsyille, etc. IN. for EAston, Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg. ETC. On Sunday toi
EasOn. ~, ,..,o.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. MI. p,,aoo pra,cn ra..
ton. bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk wikesDsrrs.
Scranton, Reading, 4 Harrisburg, Potsyle. iamaquAs
sbamokn. sunbury SLewisburg, williamsport u..,ou,
p m: for Flemington Easton. Bethleheni' Anen'o"ns
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg etc. 49,.
3:45 y. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Msucn
Chunk Nilkesbarre, Scranton. 1amaQua, Shamokin r.,
80 y. m. Remington, nigh Bridge Branch, E@s'
ton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, HarrisDurg sto.
90 and go p: m for someryille and bennington:
645 D. N. for East0n, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauc1
Chunk. ETC.. on Sundays at s 30 p m, ,o o.,sn
Sundays, 20 100 m for Red Bsnk Long Branch. a.
bury sais' ocean % c CO. soo'pos HlkEWod6 To%s
River farlor Cars at l. 90 And ~ p. M, -.
a M, / a. n AILANllC CITY, Vineland,
Brldgss0ns; nj Pasor Cars e ,oo .,
3 3d. 10 D. m. Sundays 100, m i9r Perth Amtoy.
4, 815 II rs m. 20 y. N for Monmouth Beach,
Seabrig Highland Beach
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CRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81,

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices 4Ol, 81 Z,
M fqa o' root and Isl street ferries
NevYork; 35l and 1888 tulton.ss BrS3Syni !o1 bTos'
ken 82 Mont omery.st, and NewStatiob. Jersey CITY
where Tickets and Paror or sleeping Car reservations AMI
trains 23ds earlier than time shown
irOm Chambersst local trains 70 10 mnntc, earlier nav
ExDress Pullman Buffet Drawing rosm Coaches to ~.
on c.ns.v. TO e enenS, Pullman Sleeping o0a'n
D. m-Daily Chicago and ST Louis Limited" solid Pull
Niasara Falls Cory Msnivlle Cincinnati. Chicago and
ST. Louis. NJ extra charge for fast time r.. s,,
Coaches to Bnshamtcn 0weEs Elmirs Rochester, Bur
iao Youggsown 0neinnatl and chiea aS.n
ii5 g. $50. 4ao $40 $50 300 clio $50 7So 1850
p pa Pas, al M As0 To sanays 45
IL noon, p. !. $50 1872 3 10 80 pm: II might: a.so
80 l4o 5 GSV 5so 55o nSGr
1880 lso M y night bt sp@ay, ~ sl3 IGS9
Newark ami Paterson. SswarE-545 $50 3 $50 looO,
lao ri $40 t2s 40 ~ ad re o e3 3s6 5sq 10
Ridgewooi an snaern~ii5 1850 10: 30 a M; i:46 A. 5.
e $50 no. 1885, go M g u Aso $50 Sfs
sundays. 40 s:l5 9.?9 M 2 eSop n; l9 night 6
waiRTi lei SSeany diy, Z id 1 @
ssndays t1Y s5 1875 49, ls5
Mddetown and Port Jervs-l45. 800, 1880 a Nj S;S4
$50 D. 1880 y. Sundays. 4io, $40, lOioo ' D.
Express tram. from the West arrive in NowYork 751
MI K. H. 50 s0G jill .O'' y LII l. FARMER.
General Manager General PASSENGER Aseh.
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside, Route.
Fares reduced 70 Boston
cry OF BOSTON and CITY FLAWRRkNePPE eaXs Pier
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FoGk;rFAsK TRSsK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

6teamboats ano Railroads.
NETWORK AND ATLANTIC CITY.
4 THROUGH PARLOR CARS !
cENrRALR. II. oF'NEw-JERsEY.
NETWORK. FOOT % s'S og 'TfifRIEAhrY.sr. N r..
Arriving at Atlantic city 80 Returning leave A.
lantc City, Phla. and Auanuc Clty ~ ~ aS ba a.
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only So
RyeT rnd M Other s gSnf er s. r.
Of Murr a at p m week days only Sunday trips
viii be resumed commencing Apri IT, tTnaeS M " or
sTat pR B9 on Each q sT sri fckes
secured at principal transfer ana usAe' on'e' ."
onice on Pier % and on steamer.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF COrtlands and
DesbGossss s as .so%s and intermediate points
for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester; S sar 20
81 mr. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Chair car to Tunkhannock. Connection 70 heaahs anu
20 p m for Pittston and principal intermediate
90 NJ for Coplay and Intermediate points Con
Ra%1g and 1oDs sml sa Go Bai
s As D. M for and n'sTmeaS9s points
meet for ali points IN Mahsnoy and azleton coal oson'
NV 49, ~ SUNDAY TRAINS. ..,,,,
Buffalo ns cue h Eastern ce. as S
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Engewsod Tcnaay, Costor sparNi and Nyack 80 1oo
500 % and Il.s0 n: lip 80 100 459 52g "a oao
aUa STS NJ For %snqo Spring valley on,sy Tail
mass Week days 100, $50 a. $3.50 GAO p M Sundays
o. =
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANtS
tNsS FOR S4 al J sNb sx lCSo
From New. York. pier foot OF Cana ST. n
For san Franciscot via tho lsthmus OF rni"
COLON sails Saturday March III. noon
From San Frsncsco. lst and Rrannan sn'
For China sud Japan, M
CITY OF SYDNEY sails saturday, March "a x.pmnlS
COMMUNITY epic, On The PIER Rot 1T Canal 81, N
'~' n. ]. BULLAY, Supefintenosss
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APAN-CHiNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
orrIN9S '' 'S"' ~ TUESDAY, Apiu
SSHHTTEEiiS satgrdIy May II
SIV pIpIO saturday June 2
DAN saperSy Appointed Superior ACCOMMODATIONS. "A
Reservations be made by letter or telegraph ,1 ~.
cabin plans 2s7 broadway, New YORK. OF Room I've
Railroad Building san Francl SEQ. ,,.,
LELAND STANFORD President
GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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gnstrnriion.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1. AIS
u broadway near 42d-st 51st year. Primary, com
mercial and classical departments obstruction thorough NJ.
NJ. HOBBY W. L. AKIN, N c. HENDRICKSON,P rins.
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL 80 East 45th-st.
w Scientific, Classical Two hundred students have
been prepared for Columbia School Of Mines.
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AT THE CHURCH. Goth ana 2.r ; ,,u,,,
Rev r. Schauncr, d. D., Will pfeach IN inc morning.
Iey William Walton Clark VIII preach III inc e'chhg'
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AZ EIcIrrySTXTU STREET PRESBYTERIAN,
corner Lexincion.ave Rev. WILBUR f. CRAFTS, Pastor
Services and 80. Evening ohsll inuss anu ~ Dor
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ST PAUL,S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
4tbrvc and 2?d st.-Preachng AZ II N and 40 p M
by the Pastor, the Rev DIR. ENSIGN MCHESNEY.
Evening subject: Chrlsts Doctrine Concerning His
Church" All are welcome.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Kous, Ind, Dec. 3l.--Another disas.
trcus wreck occurred on tho line Of tho
Chicago & Atlantic railroad, six miles
from this place. near the crossing OF the
Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago and
Chicago 4 indianapolis railroads at
wildcrs, Ind, by two sections Of train
No. III, q fast stock train going east, the
llr-t section having Stacked speed for the
crossing and the second section following
close. Being unable 10 see the int sec.
ton. on account Of tho binding wind and
snow storm, Il went crashing into the
rear end, dcmolishlng the trains ca.
boosc. One car Of cattle was destroyed.
The cattle were burned. Tho rear brake
man was burned toa crisp. Ills name
was T.. ID. Lyman, Of Huntington, Ind.
All that could be found Of his remains was
q portion Of one OF his lower limbs. lie
was about thirty-two ycais OF age aud un.
married. Conductor jackson, Of the first
section, and tho engineer and icmen Of
the second section barely escaped With
their llyca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
THE FIRE RECORD.
A Church burned.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 3l.-Immanuel
Presbyterian church, one OF the finest
sacred edifccs in the city, was totally de-
slroyod by fire at an early hour this morn
ing. Nothing but the bare stone walls were
lett standing. The building was erected in
1873 ut u cost OF 100000. The organ was
valued at $4,000. A fierce blizzard was
raging at the time and IL was with the
greatest difficulty that the fro engines
reached the scene. No casualties occurred.
The Arion club and Cccelian choir rem
dercd IIandel's great ontario, "The Mes.
siah," before large audience ut the
church last night, and II is believed that
the fire was caused by overtaxing one OF
the furnaces, OF which there were four, in
order 10 heat the great building. A police
man discovered the flames bursting from
one OF the windows shortly after $50
o'clock and gave the alarm promptly, but
the fire had evidently been burning for
hours before II was discovered, and the
building was soon mass Of flames from
basement TO the battlemcnts OF the tall
stone tower. Tho entire city was brill
iantly illuminated, the northern portion
being enveloped in shower Of sparks and
fircbmnds.
The building was constructed OF gray
rock faced stone. Its form was quadri-
lateral, with transept and tower on either
side and grand entrance between the
towers. The roofs were abruptand covered
with slate. The largest tower rose l47 feet
from the sidewalk. terminating without a
spire. IN did the smaller tower, which rose
100 feet. Besides the magnificent organ,
the church contained number Of costly
stained glass windows and massive and
deliberately carved pulpit Tho loss, in
case the walls are found 10 be in good con-
dition, will not exceed $50 900, but II the
walls have 10 como down the loss will
amount to from $4,000 TO $50, 200 more
than the insurance, which aggregates $50
600. The risk was held by eighteen com
panies,