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The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
Three Hundred Thousand Strong.

In 70 separate and distinct national
cemeteries the bodies of nearly 300, 900
soldiers who died during the civil war
are inferred. Some of the cemeteries
contain each silent army of over
10000 soldiers, in serried ranks,
marked by the white headstones, on
nearly half of which is inscribed I'm
known"
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
Europe's Military Burden.

France has a soldier to every SO
inhabitants, Germany one TO every
80, Italy one to every 126, Russia one
to every 134. ana Great britain one
60 every 100.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01

Our Father" DR.. |. L. Thomas, Pas
tor. Mrs. EsteIle Y. Jarvis. Organist.
MIR. Bernadln Smith, Vic mist. Prof
J. Henry Lewis, Director,
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
This Strike Wns LustinahIe

A number of girls in a factory in
Derby, Conn, went on a strike be-
cause a Polish damsel scented the
worlroom by luUching on garlic and
Hmburger cheese.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
Booker Washington's Popularity.
From the American Herald.

1t is significant TO note that nearly
every Negro hater in the South in
dOrsssBoOker Washington idea about
the kind of education best suited for
the Negro.
Mr.. Washington knows as little
about what kind of education is best
-uited for the Negro as those who IN
dorss bis views on that subject.
The Negro differs in no essential in
his mental faculties and capabilities
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01

washIngtOn's ShInEle Industry 7
Washington is called the shingiS
state. It has 444 lumber mills, saw
ing over 100000 feet per day, turn.
ing out 10000, 600 shingles, and eD7
pioying s4.eo0 men.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
N"iss Revolving Carbine.

An. ,,''''hs carbine usedin the Swiss
tTl.r -.5H - shots in "a seconds, and
V" kl ar 1000 Yards.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01
weight OF COLD and Cork.

A cubic foot of cork weighs IS
pounds; a cubic foot Of geld weighs
1.155 pounds.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01

and another in the south, where We
are not allowed to protect our wives
and children?"
The Washington bee., 1902-02-01

white man from South Carolina can
The courier., 1902-12-20

After these more pretentious heroes and
heroines, he turns to little child and
represents the thoughts of his heart with
the same faithful touch that In other
books has caused US to pause and say:
did not at one time in my life think
these very thoughts?"
.aThe Little White Bird" is book for
the mothers Of toddling little ones. For
the average reader it fails to hold the
charm Of "The Little Minister" or "A
Window In Thrums." The book shows
the lack of careful pruning and revision
bestowed on earlier works, as though
having the assured ear of the public, 1t
becomes possible to take liberties OF
careless writing. The book lacks the
sharply cut clearness of Barrie's previ-
GUS work. The peculiarities Of his style
increase with age. In this book he al
lows his peculiar whimsicality full play.
His Barrieisms are thick on every page.
Underneath all this caprice is recog-
nized the same warm heart that sees
the nobility of soul in a battered old
weaver, and the best side Of all mems
natures instead of their worst qualities.
The Williams are rare who stalk through
the books Of ]. M. Barrie. Even men
of doubtful character are represented
with lovable traits. This touch Of real
ism makes Barrie's characters seem of
flesh and blood, for in real life none are
wholly good or bad, but each a mixture
of the two.
1t took Barrie four years to write
Sentimental Tommy" and four more
years to write Tommy and GrizeL" Is
the public to wait four more years for
the next Barrie book?
The courier., 1902-12-20

matter, he endured the censure of
friends. A friend said in speaking of
the matter:
I'VE all at this time regarded Grant
as a failure
But there was one who did not con-
slider him a failure, for with his own
hands Grant built home for his wife,
and often rode into St. Louis on top of
a load Of wood to gain money for the
support Of his family. At Mt. McGregor
a fortune-teller foretold the death of
Grant on a certain day. At four o'clock
the postman brought a letter contain
ing the first draft in payment for his
memoirs. Someone spoke Of the fortune
te,ler's prophecy. II had forgotten it"
said Grant. 81 have been thinking all
day Of the future Of my wife"
Through long days of suffering he
labored on his memoirs in order that,
after death, his wife might be raised
above want. 1t was a long hard battle,
but Grant won. For many long years
Mrs. Grant reaped the benefit of the
loving forethough of that faithful heart.
The Little White Bird
Mrs. j. N. Barrie must have issued a
household edict that her husband shall
never immortalize her as a character of
his books. Years ago, a Scotch review
said:
Barrie is a man who would make
copy of his grandmother
A few months after this criticism,
Barrie wrote Margaret Ogilvy" for the
acknowledged purpose of preserving
faithful portarit of his mother.
In his last book "The Little White
Bird" he has been obliged to resort to
many roundabout and tedious ruses in
order to keep his wife out Of the book.
1t would have been much easier could
he have pictured her directly, and more
interesting to us who have a natural
curiosity in regard to the wives of celeb
rites.
Tbe Little White Bird" is the char
acterization of a child. Barrie has de-
scribed with faithfulness the heart of
the mischievous boy in Sentimental
Tommy" the struggles and ambitions of
the man in Tommy and Grizel." In
The Little Minister he shows that he
well understands the heart Of a girl
The courier., 1902-12-20
MOe and OMv
Reigbbors
Battles Won.

Battles Won.
In time Of battle it is often found that
the deserters in the rear are men who
have left home to keep from supporting
a wife and family. General Grant re-
signed his commission in the regular
army because his salary was inadequate
for the support of his family. In this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
A MYSTERIOUS . aDER
Aged JewqIer .AtpparentI5 Resisted Re

Aged JeweIer ApparentlS Resisted Rob.
bers TIL They MI, tered Him.
Rochester n. Y. January 10. Bella e.
Brown, aged 81, prominent dealer IL
diamonds and manufactures Of jewelry,
was found murdered in his store here to.
night. His legs were tied together and
he was gagged with a long neck scarf. At
the back Of the head was a hole extending
Into the brain ana there We're several
gashes In the scalp, evidently made by Il
hummer which was found near the body
smeared with blood and white hairs from
the head Of the victim. che murdcicd
mans head was covered with blood aud 4
pool OF II formed on top of n small chest
OF drawers over which the head lay. Az
about were evidences OF determined
struggle, but n thorough search failed to
discover any positive clue as 20 the Identity
OF the murderer or murderers.
From the position of the body in front OF
safe, the conclusion was reached by the
police that the murderers had placed Mr..
Brown before the safe, which was locked
and which contained thousands OF dollars
worth OF diamonds and jewelry and had
tried TO force him 10 work the combination
for them. His right hand was covered
with blood, indicating that he had raised
II 10 his head, when he was struck and
tried To ward off tho other blows which
followed. Tho murdercrs secured nothing
OF value except, perhaps, n diamond stud
which MIR. Brown wore and which Is miss
Ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
WELL WORTH THE PRICE.
Here Is a Chance to Save an Enormous
Doctor Bill

Here Is Chance to Save an Enormous
Doctor Bill.
Is IL worth seven dollars and fifty cents
to you to regain your health? Thousands
OF poor suffering mortaS would give this
amount and many times more for the priv
ilegc of drawing breath that Is free from
pain. Here is a proposition, made Ia good
faith, free from Hll sensational features
that should appeal to all who, unfortunate
ly, are afflicted In some manner. The
Bryant Electric Belt IS referred to. 1t IS
the oldest and without doubt the best belt
made, The same style Of belt, that does
not give near the satisfaction that the
Bryant Belt does Is put OH the market at
prices ranging from 500 TO $40. The Bryant
Beit is recommended In cases OF general
debility, nervousness prOstratiou, spinal
weakness. dyspepsia, kidney and liver dis
eases exhaustion and other complaints. It
has never been known TO fall, and some Of
the most wonderful cures have been ef-
fectcd through its medium.
The belt is Just as well adapted to the
use OF females as males, and thousands II
the feminine sex are known to have been
benefited by it's use.
For the next sixty days the Bryant Belt
Will be sent TO any address, postpaid for
$3.50, or IT. will he sent by express c. O.
D., with the privilege OF exalntnation II
you will remit so cents TO pay charges one
way. II II does not suit you send II back
at our expense. II It is satisfactory remit
us the difference. The address Is Bryant
Electric Belt Co, Dallas, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
TEXAS.

The Southwestern Harness association
committee is said TO have declared the
"side line" dealers a nuisance.
strong vein Of oil OF good quality has
been found near Lockhart.
The people of Galveston are prepared to
give prompt Endorsement 10 the plans of
the engineers.
The body servant OF Sam Houston Is dead
at his home Mt Huntsville.
Former Governor Hogg says he fears
that the early primary movement may be
promotlve OF party dlsIoyalty,
The people of Aransas Pass want the
continuous contract system Of harbor i'm
proyement.
Prof. Grossman and his son were killed
by train at Brennan; boy was crushed
TO death near McDade; children were
burned to death at McDado and Rosebud.
The city council Of Brennan will con
slider the question Of putting In an electric
lighting plant,
The Guffey refinery at Port Arthur is
10 be enlarged 30 five times It's capacity.
Masonic hall and the Catholic church at
Colmesnel were burned.
Burglars made rich hauls Mt San Antonio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
pEMANp OF PAPER MAKERs.

II They Are Not Complied With There
VIII Be General Strike.
kaukalnee, Wis, January 10.--Action
was taken today at joint meeting OF the
Appleton. Kaukainee and Neenah lodges Of
the United brotherhood Of Paper Makers,
which viii result In closing the TWENTY-FIVE
mills In the State OF Wisconsin, throwing
out OF employment 3QO0 laborers aud cut.
tinS on over $50 tons day from the sup
Ply on the paper market unless the deInanda
81 the union for shorter hours are granted.
FWther than this the movement Is soon to
IN the Northwest. The manufacturers will
be given two weeks In which 20 make a
reply 70 the Demands of the men. IL the
Demands are renewed there win be a gem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
ASUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Tcday's Weather
DOMESTIC.


eTke people Of Mobile will celebrate next
Wednesday and Thursday the two hon
6aedth anniversary OF the founding Of their
town.
In a freight train collision on the Balti-
more and Ohio. near PaLkcrsburg. W. Va,
one engineer and a fireman killed and two
brskemen injured.
Z X j. Massey OF Fort Worth. Texas, was
elected at San Francisco as the second Vice
president Of the Brotherhood Of Railway
Employees
admiral schley and his wife will leave
SAVANNAH. Ca. today for Washington.
1sur four.story buildings collapsed In De-
eSlh. Mich. without apparent cause. Loss
IS estimated at 100000.
Bella q. Brown, an aged jeweler, resisted
robbers in Rochester, n. X, until they
murdered him.
SOME revelations in the Goebel murder
case are promised in the Jim Howard trial.
Robbers secured the trunks OF drum
mer from the baggage room OF the North
etn Pacific depot at Glendve, Mont, and
stole between $4,000 aud $4,000 worth OF
set and unset diamonds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
UNITED MINE WORKERS.

They viii Be in Annual Convention at
Indianapolis Today.
indianapolis Ind, January 1o.--Fully 500
delegates 20 the annual convention OF the
United Mine Workers OF America. which
opens tomorrow, have arrived today and
it is estimated that between 900 and 1000
WIN be here by the time tho convention is
called TO order at 10 o'clock.
The scale committee Is tue allImportant
one Owing - the prosperity the operators
have enjoyed the miners will demand an ad.
vance. Many OF the miners favor asking an
increase Of 10 per cent. but the exact tig-
ure will have TO be determined by the conf
ntttee aud then passed by the delegates in
convention.
AZ the Joint conference between miners
and operators, which Is to follow the con-
vention, the Scale Gxed on by the miners
will be demanded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20

This rect Of many evils

THIS rect OF many evils
caandular tuners. assesses. plmplas
md other cutaneeus eruptions. sore
ears, inflamed eysIids. ricketts,. dyspep-
sia. oatarrh. readiness to catch cold
and inability to get rid Of IT easily, pale
ness. nervousness and other ailments
ineiudiug she eensumptIve tendency
Can be completely and permanently
renewed. ne matter how young OF old
thc sufferer,
Mseasa BsrsagasifiA was given the daughter
~ 6ilAs vsEnasy, wAwaEsing, ". T.. who had
tssksa ggi VA ssssfaiA sores al over her
tses ard hesa. Tia frss BEETLE helped her
spa aAea shs kAe taken siz the sores were oil
bsaSed and her fsns wsA shooth. Ne writes
that she has never shown any siEn Of tAs
esFefulA returning. e-s- =.
fSns2easa &as.saRasjlka
EroRlses y cure and keeps the
psensks. Ask your druggist fdr Il
teesy snS ssesps Ne substitute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
ToDAYs RACES.
New Orleans Entries.


Selling. one mle--Puryear 1l2, Hayward
Hunter, Lemoyne 100, The Chleftain,
Lathrop, somersault 100 Or. Hart, Frank
Jones, King Tatius 100, Chamlnade, The
Fashion 107 Leroyd 104.
Selling, seven furlongs--Ecome 40. Elsie
Bramhlc l40, Pyntz, AVIATOR 1870, Homage
1871 Succasunna t19. Free Coinage lI2
Judge, MaGee, .Guerdon, Jerry Hunt 1870,
MeWilliams t36, Queen W. sl9
selling, mile and seventy yards--W. h.
Gates no, Schnel Laufer 106 Swordsman
lo2, Miss Soak ~ Free Admission 81,
WatIta o., Sir Floriau 10, Garter Ban
10y Eva Rice %. Lindella o. Pirates
Queen, Merida %.
Handicap, six and a half furlongs-I en-
nep loS, Nellie Waddel lO6 Kaoma 100,
81 Maggie Davis 102, Uterp 90, Andes rs
Selling, one mile and one-cighth- Prince
Real, Straugcst 100, Echo Dale. Campus
l07, Little Tim 1O4. Shut Up TO-. Prestome,
MMeegs 100, Glade Run lo7, Star Cotton i04,
Robert Bonner l0l. Ben Hulum 80.
SIX aud n half furlongs- Cirrus 1OT, Nine
Nastell, Joe Brown. Dlghy Bell 81, Ken.
lucky Muddle nebcnture Us. Little Jimmy.
santa Teresa, Hersc 81.
Cloudy and fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
Oakland Entries.

Futurity course, selling ouIeute 1903,
Racivo, mr., Boyle 107. Flash Light no,
Mary Nance. Claretto, Nellie Holten los,
ni rs John Welch, lo7, Young Moreilo
r,, selling thirteen,siNteenths Of n mile.
lnvictus, usal i0B, News latheger, Sin.
steIn' ,Rln,ald9 100, The. Fiddler los Kath,
Selling, 2,year.old, maidcns seven six.
tte99,nths Of @ils Neueeia loo. Chifonler
III, Tom Mitchell. 10S Sylvia Talbot ITO.
Adirondack lo5, Postmaster los. The Phap,
tom 40, Prince Eugene los. irish Iasslc
Mile and sixteenth, selling DarIene
l03 Slddons, Jim Hale, Artilla los, Bathos
1hirteen-sixteenths OF a mile, seluug-Her.
GGuHiean lO9; King Dellis l03 Nellie Forest
lOi The Miller, Baeuad, pompino, Cougar,
Redwald, Pat Morrlssey, Grand Sachem,
Bard Burns 100, Dollie Wetho1 lOT.
Selling, three-quarters Of a mile-Duckoy
%, Meehsnus l0i, Sweet Tooth 9s Matt
hogan 95, Woeful o. Gusto 100 Sir Hamp,
ton 9s,. Kitty Kelly SO, Goal Runner 107.
Cloudy and fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
RESULTED IN SMALL RIOTS.

A Terre Haute Street Car Company Boy
coted by Central Labor Union.
Tero Haute Ind, January 19.--An at
tempt by the Terre Haute Electrical com
peny TO run It's cars after boycott was
declared by the Central Labor union, re.
suited today in several small riots In the
business centers Of the city. Three cars
were held IN tonight az Third street and
Wabash avenue and the nonunion motor.
men and conductors forced 70 leave the
cars. The windows were broken by strike
sympath2crs and the police were kept
busy making arrests. More trouble Is
feared II the company attempts 10 run
Its cars tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
HOUSTON.

Dick Bowling Camp. United Confederate
Veterans, held their semi-monthly meet.
irg and transacted considerable business.
The British Club opened their rooms at
SiIb Main street with appropriate cere.
monies.
Madame Nordica appears tonight at the
auditorium under the auspices of the
Houston Quartette Society.
Services in all the churches were largely
attended.
Evangelist sid Williams delivered his
famous Redeye lecture" az Bryan Hall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20

TORT WORTH Charles Henry, a de-
serter from the army. who recently walkg@d
into the recruiting office here and vQSort
tarily gave himself up, was taken tq'a'0' !
FORT W0RTH.--W. Nj. Davis VIZ
victed at Decatur OF blowing thea ga 20
a bank and was given three VIZ E@
tence. He is about SO years oltr1 u w. =
ARKANSAS PASS.--The constry rain
of the san Antonio and AraugosS p, rail.
road arrived here today to re- ne ter
mnal rnilroad. SHIFTS
Mckinney, Texas, Januar n smallpox
| is prevalent around pike / 'northenst
| part of this county. There. kthree cases
! qnnrnntined there aud n excitement
! prevails.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
PRINCE HENRY PLEASED.
Is Personally Acquainted With Rear Ad
nra Evans.

is personally ACQUAINTED With Rear Ad-
nral Evans.
Berlin, January 19,-Prince Henry OF
Prussia, in talking over his plans Of travel
with United States Ambassador white at
the dinner given last night by Baron Won
Rlchthofen the German minister of foreign
Rh0,rs, TO Prince and Princess Henry,
the American ambassador and Mrs White
and number of other distinguished per.
sons said he was especially pleased with
President Roosevelts selection OF Rear Al
mlral Rooley d., Evans to receive him in
the United States, as there. was nm old
sailors friendship between them IN,
glish was the only language employed at
TINS dinner al which, besides the guests
already mentioned, all the principal per.
Sonages who win accompany the prince 70
the United states were present
The prince told Mr.. White that he would
call upon him some afternoon this week
have a cup OF tea and continue their toii,
about his trip 20 America
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
PAN-AMERlcAN CONGRESS.

The Arbitration Question May Come Up
Again,
Mexico City, January 19.-Though the
arbitration question in the Pan-American
congress Is supposed TO have been disposed
OF, there is some prospect OF its again
being introduced However, a strong ef-
fort will be made by the more conservative
delegates 10 prevent anything OF the kind,
IL Is now frequently asked can It finish
work before the end Of the month, but
certainly Il II does Il viii have 20 handle
the remaining reports in businesslike
manner and eschew speeches made for
purely oratorical effect.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
coNeREs sIoNAL.

The Philippine question, the ship subsidy
bill, the bill TO create the department OF
commerce ana the report Of the committee
on interoceanlc canal will be before the
senate this week.
1ne attention of the house will be occu-
Eed for several days by the urgent deh.
ssancy bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
TO BE PROCLAIMED HEIR.

Present King Of SerWa Willina 10 Abdi-
cate # Guaranteed a Pension.
Vienna, January l9,-The Belgrade CORE.
spondent OF the Neue Frele Presse declares
the question OF succession To tba tbroro
OF Servla TO be ripe for solution. as EjnS
Alexander II guaranteed sufficient nnn9
slou, is willing 10 abdieate in favor ~
ant from Kara George, the Black Gsorce ~
the Servians, and claimant 10 the t6ropa
OF Servia. In amy case, continues tha cor
respondent, Prince Alexis Karageorgeyitch
throne, as neither Russia nor Austria ~ oE
Jects 70 this course. '' Vo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20

Budapest January 19.-Durlng an acrarIan
riot in the village OF Alsoldees, in the com
y OF Maros.Sorda, 1ransylvanla. a moh 90
lacked the government Officials ana the
gendarmes We're compelled 10 lire on tben
were severely wounded One Of fba $500 ~
cd mas since died aud four OF them are nor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
WASHINGTON.

The democratic members OF the coinage,
weights and measures committee Of the
senate will submit a minority report
against the bill 70 exchange gold for legal
tender silver dollars.
The democratic caucus Friday may de.
velop into quite lively session There is
much dissatisfaction Wish Leader Richard.
son
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
FOREIGN.

The boiler In q spinning mill near Man
rest, Spain, exploded, killing sixty people
and injuriug 100 more
Prince Henry has expressed himself as
especially pleased that he is 10 be met and
escorted ny Rear Admiral Evans, with
wnom be Is personally acquainted.
TIE Bocr leaders refuse to enter on any
pea -e negotiations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
ChamnIonshin EoothaIl nan,..

Lovers OF football Will have an oppor-
tuuity on February %, Washlngtou's birth
day, of witnessing what promises to be the
crack game Of the season. The Galveston
and Houston teams will be the contestants.
Each team has won game Of the TWO
already played and the third will be for
the championship Of South Texas. Man.
weston end, while Karl Druesdoe will look
out for Houston's interests. A handsome
trophy cup win be awarded the winning
eleven
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
SPORT.

In letter to A. G. Spalding j. T. Brush
says ne regrets the eutrec of Spalding into
the league and the interference In It's de-
liberatlons that resulted
Ben Johnson announces that no truce had
been declared in the baseball war at the
conference recently held between hlmself
and Spalding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
SHOOTING Tournament.

Brennan, Texas, January l0.-The Sunny
South handicap shooting tournament begins
In BRENNAN tomorrow morning, Several
shooters arrived today and others are ex.
peeted tonight The first three days OF the
shoot win be devoted to live birds, the last
three 10 inanimate targets on Tuesdav the
big handicap event for the w j. GTaber
live bird trophy and n purse Of close TO
$1,000 viii be shot OF. The trophy Is a SIS
been the admiration Of every one who has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
san Keeps Il 10.

During period et poor health somo
time age got a trial bottle Of Dewitts
Peace Adam shock Of New Lisbon, Ind.
II took them aud they did me 80 much
good hsve used them ever since" safe,
reliable and gentle, DeWitts Little Early
Risers neither grippe nor distress hut stim-
ulste the liver and promote regular aud
easy action Of the bowels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-20
FOUR BUILDINGS COLLAPSE.
No One Hurt and Loss Is Estimated at
About 100000.

FNA0AN RNONfCSNs
Detroit, Mich. January i9.-Four build
ings, each four stories high, located in
the heart Of the wholesale district Of this
city, collapsed at $3.50 o'clock tonight with
out any apparent cause and ali that now
romans Is a heap OF ruins. The buildings
We're a part OF the block bounded by JEFF
ferSon avenue aud Shelby and Griswold
streets aud were occupied by i've concerns
and the loss on their stocks, which Is total,
Is estimated at Sl52OOO, The loss on the
buildings amounts. 10 S2do,0O0,