The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 12, 1872, Page 2

Nii, in the conflict between President Jounson | glided Into thelr ditrker ‘Musings with af, f the woodwork overhead, and the “1 know that Magale Ket} tad Sidnotvecs toufint ree am it, but T , and Congress, and another consequence | mildand healing sympathy that stoleaway to enter the roome where the vic- | not know what becamo oi A lotot w e paneer Sun. has been that net another iron-clad their sharpne@ ere were aware, the core ene oa deni ute tat tat the gi | felling them: seal etcctine ace ‘nit they G ever been sold, nor ever will be excoptfor [In a fifty Haterma® Tmd the Syndi- odbes cut. | lines were broucht to ited to, death, The firemen were at | must have forgotten to awaken the mnie, 14 Whines for AIL old iron, There are some twont peat of cate by tim nowe and the Conven- tn Gees Sites out. od Tat the. Arse i Foot about thirty minutes after the | women ey were quick athe horsen, crabaent tes from them ned. fro Sind et to ene wlties. A was given. On fy down stairs he A THOROUGH tNQuesr, DI one eufering terribly from burns. Het | nis morning at ® o'clock Coroner Schirmer . them th | evel »paired, and for} tion by the OW. = out hem that will never be repaired, an¢ by ear ATTRRSON con Tel ead rieks, as Dr. Ruffener dressed her wounds, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1874, ey Wi iphaa tas as aie which the Goverument will never realize | fided in him. Ware advised with him, were ‘ana. her Wil impanel a jury at the Morgu f + = Frepugnane to ter = Amadidous Gl = | as much as was obtained for these two ves- | and Bowixs was his guest. He, double- Fmote of tht | Satine he nto the ate Pita simost wigiying fhe bodies the y Sill bed e , 8 , id enanhrake ; although there is every reason to be- | leaded bis Jonders, and made All his feiende a imeton sett iene ladies below frevonce ‘wore ‘returned to the ee wut ait wi, Fire J Booth's Theatre Th: faly of Lyons Neve that if Mr. Weras had been left to] contrinite to the Commercial. Abas rent iaea fPiney ne mare, ihe, propriciors of jhe the cause, of the fre. The caren Mowery Theatre Neha 4 Neck manage the business in his own way there | was defeated, the Syndicate confounded, | Spunder er salted tp a i, raiatiton to maging. | 12, obtal view of uh ye yt, nent inatshting thie Hares. Fitende ES sabe’ Ok teat develop all the Canterbury Varlety Theatre Det Bieter dn) Her the doad. ‘Blonked trove nrowured hon aatistled that the fire wae lazing, nd ® Acoman who had | faote congooted Pili this holocaust, and 7 Yarlets Theatre ba. Bete ani teow. | would now be mmny mittions of dollars in | aud Serunzdisnppotmtod; HAleTeAD alone in remo ig th dont Blankets were procured | Yet, hurr from the scene oF rom Gf, the bubaing, tn | insiricied hie ae Jame seen the Treasury derived from tho sale ot] wae etocesstul. Among the erowd he] Hermine tuiceretvoa Lorne teeel good Mpwand of Atty emaiy ear renuaied on ‘rook an SHES ot oar tat qm Acton OF the heck eteone he a hi these identical shi stood alone; he was among them, but not | ,,The Fomatns worn wath rea ad rackd Ti Twente-thira Wit, Mfrcet end tn Broad | cued was almost al located. About ult past § | OU" at Uurvoss, blankets, and eart PR rar Tea of thom. He was above politics, shining | towered to'the corridor of ie venue . p m1 i . | were ribly burn mv 0 re $n the eerene Tight of suoceestul fournal- | wore tercibly buragd. Tp nearly all cugea the wt Eloven servant mitts lost their tives hy | ism; the miete and fog of the Convention wat ithobed, nearertine barroom was Bt Oreo iviatins Chasen @andl xh the fire in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, The] ever obsoured his perception of the hn- | Hat Ry, about Afbece Joos of tak Bho Gan ed Ii sheet. H burnes L re of fe Firls stept ina wooden attic, partly above | morons or his appreciation of the sublime, | icoked Ike t Mack Palle One binck, burned | Plticavenue and “kwemeceied: Leweee te the roof of the hotel proper, Au slevator | Munar Iatsreay for Governor! By all | Witte sheet ste eee Ay gine SOneraat with the | wator escaping from the b and a private stairway led from this attic | Means offer it to him. He will decline it, ent thig body ay th ‘that 4 vere iy bod! to the laundry in the basement. The fire |] Of course, But decline it with such a grace oe cts) hacks were compelied to leave the stand in front of the hotel as eoon as the police arrived, wn Were not allowed to come within & distance pogened te be yy a i ortis: A PUBLIC BONTAt, |, the Ganon ray img sub- | Zo thr Luitor of the Sun. the firemen were enabled Nermit me; throwuh 7 , WN SUN, to eal! of he bodies Tay. ‘The e} irish people in N w York tog five p patie sured remel ne were Wrapped funeral vo our poor martyred country cits who snd teen, down, the slevator: At i ve heen burned tn the Firth Avenue Hoteh t 0 "4 seme were taken in a hotel yoaterday by | taid tn sine Mon, an ahierwasd peuebie Ls "Ranken, ‘Tro; nd, Portland; | uiment orected to thot men ory. mig . Gam pl plin, Wheat, Boston} ROTTER Wy eeT, ol es Arm! Py 151 Weer Nexeteenrn ernmen, Dee. 11, Wik, ea congented almost svon and — several of the firemen to. wf in At fin che whole front of not eae cover- 1° was ft es, Eaton, Mase: Elisha Atcha, tn pia - began on the fourth tloor of the hotel, ran | and dignity ns will establish # precedent BURKED TO A CHIBP, in @ crystal coating, and Sh i Showeed, me Ae Making, 7% . Yor the accommodation of wp-tuwn h Ho ort be, Me. Salas, THR MURDEROUS PROFES, , (ueneets for Tun tun wf be reoeivea up the Inundry elovator and private siair. | for all time, It will he an example for | nthe legs were terribly distorted to that they southwestern gnd of the oat near ty olan Beott, Lesvonworth : 3 Sab Adirderbatetdatadates Fates at the uptown advertixement oMees Sty Wert | Way, and fed upon the wooden attic, A | Warterson when Kentucky calls him to gid phe setle clots up Iike a mintatu , Wi {ar thts Body iy anotier sige wrapped in « a Ie very Inconpauble to hardening the the | Hawken Wamehieties asin Conk! Mo | le Miatn Peosted with Horrible ranetes-« ‘Thirty-second street, junction ct Hrosdway and @ixth | second stairway led preside over the State he has dehourbon- | table cloth, and terribly bu nae pipes, but, neverthless, worke inwards and Ronches Pouring Out of hie Som Went Teantysnrastvet opment | Hoon bales he weet. of tae eae ae | weedy ail to Wares when Thee eine | ergs i ecoeae iat ‘eam greene "autiea ‘with Foran The Tota ce of, Darting, | Appealing Crvfor tiene” © weck-ae " ; ie i en i ol 7 caling Cry for Light. who lost their lives slept iu the rooms | 1ArsT&ap's nomination, Ae rou it w Wane ten v4 er, Bho was carried late serivate house on ayn Dovisn, Del, Deo. 11.—Yesterday Sherttt nearest the elevator. The windows of BPR pre beh AES Sse puatias’ chaste Towa, id a Bat Cony i | Haruadin cautiously permitved me to eve Ike President Gras in his message “ hopfes | ese rooms opened upon the roof of the Our Silver Crop. ; Cat ff “oh bee developed, by the J gnother with Riraysliaired Tay" Seis ft “tavgeege West. His cell is No. 18, 0n the upper tier in the that the prevent Mheral Government of | Motel but they were barred on the inside | ‘The production of sliver from the mines | 7" Was thut of, John Kay. the resident plan A‘ number of prominent men were stop- ibang: | county Sel As the rachis Cubans eae o Spain will voluntarily abolish slaver by iron screens, Four girls tore ascreen | of Utah for the yenr 1871 is roughly estl- | be w rom to CF ated vs cer This statement reminds us of the reply of | SWAY And escaped. Four others emdea- | mated at $5,000,000, nnd a writer in the | pAsking where it was, he was told, fat ey enty-thh tern bu ingeuuous mau to whom a frieud re- | YOred to remove a screen, but were suffo- | Omaba Herald predicts that the total yiold | Gusts aka sant ehaagy ae ural. He rusted mionst rated « 7 ” e ta uariora ip his lending money toa per- | ated and burned, Seven died in their | for tk72will reach double that amount. Ieis | {i servants, quar son who bad continually betrayed his con. | DEds. difficult, however, to arriveat an accurate | dows. He honed t Aitence, “He hus brokenfhis promises so | People who live on the top floors of | estimate of the production tn this Terri. | hurrien te ‘the | wornee He pul often,” be «aid, “that Thope he will ropay | Hotels may think an elevator a sure means | tory, as the shipments are made, somo of fon We Mgt TR RMS MAN at “gg pine “in the wi erravice, at {| door, @ white Agure was visible throuch the ational tr id grating of tre Innor door. Instantly a querat> ns: ons whining votce was heard from within : “Thone things are creeping all over again, ( pune, tncluding Gav Murne ani ie Hoar 0 George. 'M.” “Putman, Gen, the Hon, Witiiom Painter, - K-Mayor | Norerues rot ston, ‘ina ny Sinclir accompanied by ‘the Fart iad thness. Mies Nelteon was there, phy wae removed by hemfriends to the Mofman ouKe. Why don't you take thom away 7 fave you eaten your supper, Ike?” the Khare if asked, removing ® plate and tin cup from the little shelf outside o sroall opening tn the ‘The Me ¥v Mr. vu ont ime the money thts time.” of escape in ease of fire. This ewlamity | them fm refined sliver bullion, others in | Mootlier, and. another, seer cra thol tot seeuretts Durtares Get come ees te oe Loos ‘ The expectation of President Guar fy | PPOVeS that it is @ source of danger. The | base bullion of varying value, and others Yiu and the brave ian was hiled to to flee for Iny im Bounding the Alarm—Origin of ‘the “paurrocs TIRER, want some gas," the querulous voice re= the moro extraordinary, not to say absurd, | Vator acts asa draught for the fire and | still in ores of widely diffuremt degrees of bind Pore kinate Me, ae ips trembl fre eohd Vire—How che Girls Lest their Liven. ‘Tuesday ipaee fire ig the thica ta has oe. epee These Hzzards aud things are creepiag in view of facts in couneciion with this | C®ducts it from any part of the hotel td| fineness. It is bolieved, though, that the a Throughout the entire day yesterday a sn Bae hoot ‘roe vous Ger taae | nore” mm ocho unger: werecrowded same subject of slavery in the Spanish | tb? Toof. ‘The roof of the Fifth Avenue | Little Cottonwood district alone hac vieldod | Pit fou hed heen burned on Eaany Ton joaing overythts via oasensed, and colonies which have lately ocoured im Sateen ha Tek et cantar gravel, a than Lagu tae present year, r “ite corridor wrapped: in blankets Madvid, and which have scandalized all be. | When the fire reached lar it spread | There are seven mince there, besides the TUR BERYA: vemnen cm Lovérs in my honest kind of government. | With alarming rapidity, The tar melted | Emma, yielding more than 500,000 each, ait dahl aenggrse Used sh ths Uoee Wish “Atton often Yo etme | 2 under- {a root ot nh abe On the ace f the radiont and rau through the cracks in the roof | some renctring as high as $1,400,000, ali those who lost thelr tives +d i neath the laundry, were 81 “ih posed to nave ne Coll ts about twelve feet high, twelve feat i The accession o} ie radic TORTILLA nt tbe women, iba are ob id to rise early | Done but the guests and employees. Within, | been started by thieves o Intent to | long, and eight fect wid: Tt ts clad with Dolley Cubinct to power in Spain, the slave trad- | b@rds, setting fire to the story below.| Prof. CLayron ot Neva, @ competent fat the crn On es eeore,, Pekire | the corridors were thronged by excited indJ- | commit robbery under Gf the | tron number fourteen. A «mall window high wp ers of Havana, believing that thespeeches | The Fifth Avenue is not the only hotel Ju | authority, estimates that the sitver pro- | Sh", Bight te remled ther They | Veduate collected in eroups, eagerly discussing | £DCusUn. | Shavings | rae Tt Jets ina beam of light inthe daytime. A char, and promises with which the radical party | *® City with a tarroof. As the Mansards | duct of that State for 1872 will be from 20 woke OGty to Iball hope ot escape vit of, and ‘The Sherif opened the tance door. Ween tered, and Deputy Sherif Jrons brought 9 lamp, “Ab!” eaid the voice, “that's good; but is curlous multitude stood outside the Fifth Ave- nue Hotel, anxious to learn the latest partien- lors of the terrible calamity In which eleven the amount of damage and the probable origin of | the fire broke out. No damage was dove, as the | a basto, a water pipe, and a rack on the wall bad gained the sufrages of the Spanish | PAYe Deen put under the ban of the in- | to. per vent. zreator than last year. He | Kept dyoin Wort eLataity eee ratte frantes site | here. “Telographte desbatchos poured tn ll tig the guerte, The subaed howe alarm | were all the cell contuined. except an irom hede people meant something, were alarmed; | *™Nce companies, it would be well | believes the Comstock lode will this year SCONE OF THE CALAMITY. day with hardly & moment's intermission, and | Af stoa Secine’ aufouonrae Stead, which wtood along the end opposite the but knowing the peculiar weakness of | C20Ush to take these tar and gravel roofs | yeld not less tham $16,000,000, This includes, the h aoheeed wes ba nyo! busy. Com- Sed at ated cea an salto ora gitrra ss feather bea asa rae fusnighed Bpanish demagognes, they immediately de- | Wer consideration and see if something | of courve, all the hultioa from that lode, a e munlestions wore received trom the propeletors Four ‘watchmen whose sole dney it was P - m to lotht ofthe Revere and Parker In Boston, the Conth | the hotel on the tookout for res, What the | “West was sitting tn bed. Iie head yore bent nental in Philedelphia, and other first-class | men were doing that fear fe ‘not detect the | down, resting on bis beh arm. Wihb bts right hotels tn the great olties, all anxiously inquiring | Sames on Tuesdar night before they sot u and he was rubbing Of hie bead, ie bac 4s to the amount of damage sustained, and ex- | Soetiguacn sy “at bobauly be matter for ia po rene oot spatched their trusted associate, Dou Max cannot be done with them, The elevator, | proportion, groater or less, being gold. The Utz Catvo, to Madrid to “see” Rez | Bewever, is @ sure conductor of fire to | Raymond and ¥ly mine in the Ploche die Zomita. The result was most eatistac- | P°tt tar and Mansard roots, Public aafety | triotuf Nevada is the moet produetive silver tory. The Prime Minister of who | Peduires that some plan shoujd be adopted | mine kaown exeept the Crown Point mine | pressing their sympathy. TRE FATAL WOODEN #rAInWAT. ead), They are lore now (tor wp t the sament of his entry fitogn power | PY Which it can be hermetically seated, or | on the Comstock lode. Ils yield this year F fl THE SCENE OF THE MOLOCACST. The tae We p which the fre teri Here ther ace ‘ekg ‘ana rong had in veighed in unmeasured terms inst | 12 some other manner rendered practi- | is expected to exoced 41,000,000, This mine ‘The elevator was employed unceasingly, num- | with such rapid rete seratelry atrides as not his he: nd: > tp “ iring to visit the scene of the arouse the domestics sleeping near the roof, was |" \What are tl Ike?" slavery, declared oMctally, after being seen, | “LY safe. was stooked aud sold in San Frunciseo tor Lore desiring to visit the scene of the contagre | cost ueted entirely of woud, and fan trem the he axe thew, The? nevfoot of tue ede? that “no moditication of the existing laws |, Pleven poor servant girls are dead, but | $3,000,000, und has pald seven per cent, per eee OP ary. To obtain nccens to the | basement to the top floor, a distance of eight | °Tiey ate iteaant apd cag Fegarding slavery in the Spanish colonies | foussnds are living. In nearty all our ho- | month on ite stock ever since the day of ite rootand enter by tho windows, ee nothing bat | Helin gofae ta thelr rogm.and wan te only | Jott, eMart Alek and ond should be inaugurated as long as one rebel | te!’ the tervants are packed away upon | sale. Mr. RayMonn, one of its discoverers, @scquare hole, charred nnd blackencd, remained | "8 the bu rhe seid trattaoh Let us see whether your face Inns fushed ap Temained in arms in Cuba.” the upper floors, from four to twelve oc- | holds one million dollars im its stock, on toshow where tho saireage had beens Inthe | for brary iarguves theaeesd hasnt cage | It was thivafternoos,” the Deputy Buon saidee Respecting this purehase of the Madrid cupying @ single sleeping room, Over one | which he receives £70,000 monthly. iis | -, rooms thé scene was one of utter ruin. Most of from dees pol eden gree pte Sn od on Pate be Seah to Secte laee oe Ostaeet, from wien druddens dais hundred of them slept in the attic of the | dividends for the Inst twelve mouse have the partitions had fatlon, and only the half- | Sued'te hie bod asibsaapred 4 the TBht fel "falt on West's ince, anid | “hopes for the abolition of slavery,” ever th Avenue Hotel. Itisremarkable that | gmounted to $849,000 in gold charred beds showed where the rooms had been. view of Pwen.a fess woreneee ee { detail of the shaineful bargain hae been | HF eleven lives wore lost. The sine — = ‘he hose wan oll Iiag aloug the oor, tnd por- | THe Hideons speciacie nt the Morave, fens Ay dlunevelled browt halt whisk ne ciety ira cee weet | dhouid tenoh the authorities lemon, a4 | @telen' Property tion of C Hone of the serrate’ resnee Were to be 9988 te | aan ee ie ee Cece aoe, | Erased stead tre praonce’s fee aie he fore Gpenity and unblushingty paraded. ‘The | (oo et coe nosey Pasty A Sveeties oF Cone all directions, some burned toa mere beap of | @4y was beartronding. From 8 o'clock A. M.. mais rftats heh. end rosea list of the men who furnished the money | #¢Superintendent of Bulldings visitevery science, black eubtesh and others saturated by the vol. | Until 6 P.M. @ constant stream of men and ‘The nose ts long, ih Sa Daina pry the Ministry has been published in | 20%! im the city, and see that sure fire | The subjoined leiter reached ue yester- Be TUIAN Zorn: | SSCAPES BFC Provicod for the use of sere | day: —-"*") | vants os well as guests, Many hotels are iA f= toflady-ag) nd naval dctecire ns ees brace Saag | Mot vrovited with even an extra sabe | i ats yaaa 2 ES Se the authorities of Scotland Yard, hends | “reusb which the servants may esca hie Joshi chiles Sons ree is tip gare im the itu Avene eet seh aa pr Pid Pitts Rppectobe-coest Pent Prompt action may save many lives, Let and Bané, subscribe a like amount; aud Mr, Macanxgon go to work! then follow the smaller fry with sums Yarying from £5,000 to $20,000 apicoe. Don Mawoxun Carvo himself is published ag having given $20,000. Conridering facts these, and remem Dering the declaration of the Spanish Cabinet, on whose promises President Graxt relies, it would be interesting to know the reasons for the hope cherished by Gen. Grant, linet the ms umes of water which had beon poured upon | Women viewed the bodles of the servants wiv | Hie! [ye mouth lary aud. cheek b them, Leaddrosses, cheap jewelry, and numer. | Were burned or scalded to doath in the Fiith | w slight moustache and beard. are4 ous Httle toflet essontiats Iny scattered about, | Avenue Hotel on Tuesday night. It is estimated hengard : Wo SE m, dark, Af op eet, whowing the frantic haste in which the occu- | that over twenty-five thousand persoms viewed fasting.’ cura tase fe A. the bedrooms who escaped with thelr i jue. ‘Ite looked as he eat there, with the shagey Ries ta'hed fri che buruing apartments, Joe | th€ charred remains, many of them, doubtless, | hair falling around his face, and Those big, baru covered Lue floor. attracted by a morbid curiosity, but not a few in | ing eyes, like a seared wild beas CLEATIN search of relatives and friends, laa “1 hoop ie oan eee Moen were working vi Warden ‘Thomas 8. Brennan, who had not | *What does this other follow want 1" fe ore Tire roam aut, been to bed the previous night, personally super- | AGH cutie, voles fs weary. wormout ut slight marks of the actual flames, were & | intended the ents, He was assisted by | & T paid, “to know whether you w. ald Like destruction. The coatly biteyeg | ¢ Beta ialdso thickly on tee core that fvotfal Mr. White, keoper of the Morgue: Capt. Wil | tp) auytming through the newspaper.” Coxid conrvoly be heard, had Geen ey meus Hams, Sergeant Robb, and a section of polico | ;,, * Hanguld, queruloug, tones AN 1 wait © Groups of matd ‘servants, with theterror ot the | 0m the Thirty-Afth street station. ‘he poltoe | say 1s. 1 Nal io roe Gans for?” asked the preceding nigit still stamped upon their (aces, | had great diMeulty in restraining the women, | «Wi! ¥ kas Read per eratl aces on [esti caesar. thousands of whom clamored for admission; | “When there Is a light in the room ¢h Gente. ‘Mest ef the Gistings Frueate al and when they looked upon the hideous specta- | thinys stop erawilng about,” Wet; "but i rtments. Among cle, many broke out with loud lamentations, | & sGvi.us the lelt ls pone cy ‘owe out, run ee and wriggle all over, Anes, mad Fi fan Hoa vir Gen. wept, prayod, or otherwise deported themselves You Soa better to-nigh« Ike,” the Deputy vent rer, h Sheriff said. ¥ r Norcross bi extravagantly. “T want some gas,” West rented. “That Mr. Uriswold Feinained in tie oie al Several were carried out of the yard fainting. | gruel nigger wrcentsod Ue bie mea my ate ta baagenent, terouge | Sif; And. 84 fue Injuittes, He’ wae unable ty | and one young woman who was accompanied | r.tus fom my office, and then T would bawe Journalist. Some ope who builded better than he rh iu hucw hae neminatyd Moxar Taste ks of the Vincimnats Commercial, for Gover "It {s right that you ahould restor nor of Ohio. : whole Itisnot yours, You haveng’ agai The idea has the juiciness of youth with | cai to it. If the ov uer knew ik-was in the presvience of mature age, It contalus your bands he coult recover it hy the law. | & Im which aloe bean were fe statesmanship, philosophy, setence, and Nor have you any moral right. It belongs & od bintned away z ¥ Tan et to trust to 1 Sandel whe ear a! oyun, 10 dele what te at ahbech + ew hohe of em 4 spate hia art; the wisdom of experience and the bu | 44 uy) wan frou whom it wus robbed; and wiioh Haance tktended to roee inn any oianion regarding the ofiein OF hears, | PY Her mother wax taken, wi Axed it up and made gas for myself.” Cind, frat { genius. There's poetry, poli- ped ‘ ‘3 ~4 ‘<} * | be meen force. How do you sles TrensCings pera age wits Gus 0 smiaes your duty is to give it back at once. Window near which four bodia were found. and-could tell unty his own personal experience: | Vr Feneved oy feree, Warae SPALL MAUNTED WITH LIZZARDs, According to the report of the Navy De- cal and p af the re ppd) eitisa ry A Tee | _ The fact that you canner afford the toss pave MY pecewens.” DT attegmsbepidantr ad was {akcen home by her mother: Aliden's ales eh alk) Weak uaweors’ These 7 ‘ that soug! iter; i 1 yl w' u ortgi- tnt al perwuend er weeciad seewatrwes are soba fected . j. | Makes no difervace in the rightand wroms | 95 a :00m en the fourth floor sat a venerable, nated between (ob second and Untd stores | The bodies had been deposited im rough ping | thine won'tlet ine, "They are w creepin’ all the was born out of somebody's brain like Mi- ably-dreswed Indies : % sive rusted and rotted pretty nearly touothing. | Ws y of the matter, If you havenothing,does that | wt, man in Ber wixht dress, with & | threo shines on Tuesday evening; the Inst tie | cofine and were tlie by side in the ¥ nerva with a cartridge bex and canteen on. y don’ ¢ pager iu the day time, do they@’* alres nh Where are fifty of these iron-clads, and give you a right (o steal? And whatis tho | black shawl thrown around bee shoulders, ‘The | not more than a quarterof an hour before the | at the eastern end 0! the Morgue. Several had ‘ state. Th furniture was tu a very disard nd on | vlarn was given, He had returned to le. pl- been almost burned to elnders, while others had | the Shertd ask though it is stated that some have been | It ian't the work of any politiolan, for Hat | i trnsic difference Detween stealing, and je valuable oll paintings, | vate room, and was lighting a cigar, when the | been literally roasted, and in some instaiwves the | ,," No, but T Wen as how's jdurned’ nigger Mast Feanie aaah al ten Gh arcetionl aversion Is the medem pelitt-| siding from the owmer wud keepin; for One Yet et Naf the larre ‘eliandeller ‘was burning: | watcliman cused into his aperumoat and told | fern hed boen scalded from the votes, stepued outelie Peoria morning, end ihe A eat ie cae eereen tee ea eae ua 7 ping d fudy wrung her hande and wept. = Oh; | him thal the unper parttan of ‘the house ras tn THB SODCE Weert. poet ee al ‘This fact recalls the attempt made by the $ . " yourself (hat which you know tobe stolen? wy ry tures! my pletures! they are gone! fluunes. Griswold ordered the alarm sound- | a»,e gest of the bodies identified was that of Boy App gzercomes fate Secretary of the Navy, the Hon, Gup- | !reverently at times of the paternal Jessri | Ang is it not better to be poor and to sut- | Wont somebody save my pictures’ “awa | ed, wid oing eeere agi hy, Placed, guards 88 | wary Ana Fagan, 2% vearvof rage. singie, «native | to my door again an 1 get at blu Vl make bin wdy ‘firemen passing through the hall. | the doors. ¢ anative | i fer loss than teal, or be a receiver of her cries, hastened into the | inthe off He then hurried to the part of the | ?f Ireland, « scrul 4, Who, was the firs ary * a " G hict te op a Fouls. She implored them to waveher pictures, | house said to be on fire, and found the smoke | tken to hettevie Torta on Tussdax niche | | That beds comfortable, ain't tt" arked tho that which others haye stolen and notwithstanding that the water was pouring | pouring In volumes up the sptral staircase to the susteriog from sealds and burs. So died at 7 | Depaty Sheri, | Our decision is that you must take back | through’ the ceiling as through a ‘slave, she | borvanta rooms. “These stairs adorded a ready | o clock yesterday morning. xt identified i " », ‘i arnt ar 5 SE hi the late campaign, Noj it is the concep~ | the stolen goods; and the sooner vou «la a he te her rin te end | pesmaaptor Ua Rapes, mtr earl Dora in iretayd and ‘who had be trae the years i ‘Swthen Lam well again.” he sald, * I wunt to pt; artist) Ley . r 9 assist them i cum. | eye witness, tout and look aft houses. hm t hen ots, poet; it is artistic, appropriates | iy tne verter you will feel wbout it, hotures. Finan Boe tre ve fecha Nothi New Fa Water nay PAS a ot fri wo paesen * om oe ng to 1h asec adelemeteonern allway tay” Wwo months golng to help ta. Wecan hardly imagine a more impres- Anotnes Leo i Sriaaied denies teale ‘ae or eC iperaatiiy of hor | ee Se coos the hotel hav al, having previously been three years ia | promised to come uy hero and got me ot tive spectacle than Ha Lat RAD ax Governor, | rents hes arrived in New Yori g bef * ed up and down the passages | Tho chambers in pelea racprgic west of the Als | interpreter explains how they have been der | side of the hallway induced her to euter that | Sir. Griswold thin t they did not awake, nor of a Democrat, for he has frequently made light of Democrnatic tdols; nor yet of # Liberal Republican, for be Jested during zon Weiies,to dispose of these vessels and to save to the Treasury eamething out of the many millions which they cost. Im- modiately after the close of the rebellion Mr, Wruires saw that in the event of a Jong peace this olass of vessels would grad- ually go to ruin, in spite of the most costly efforts to guard and preserve them; and he resolved if possible to sell them out. An act of Congress was pased authorizing him to release to the contractors any ves- eols of this kind which they desired to have turned back upon their hands, on their refunding to the Government all the agcy head upon hie They having @ room on the other | lives were sleeping hunberm Sit and ois, | the wise. Hor husband is still in | |," It will be ore ‘to fret iit inf this FOOM they wore what is termed in’ the howl sera: Lvtans. At 21 e'elock ono ef the hotles was tho Sherif ald, sirliug’ the “irou-clad tied ecsaretna hod a eakiot a fully | igentitod, as oot Mary, Webly | wall of che cell with a pod! os wings um a land of sunny plenty | Another otd Indy, about halt dressed, with ber | bing girls, and being obliged to arise at 5 o'clock ndre ss, 5 an Out 20m legbanies, publishes the most enterprising | 4) the troaty Westarn continent. His explana- | shoen in her band termed from “hog room. ahd i | gversimotang. i had’ retired as usual at an eat newspuper, writes the most brilttant pare | ton records with Te SUN's opinion expressed oried, | Poa hour hud been in bed some tin pirdia, birdle~ pative of retand., but in the | galang his head and t of y e, y it wes ascertained that a2 keel ipo | the Sherif. “1 call t ; | were, no doubt, ul asleep when the dense, suff graphs, hus the finest sonse of humor and] goue weeks ago, The interpreter says that | your ma hastening by. seeing her disiress, | po yp ley ng pe gg ted gmetad dark alive and well, and that the body was that of | this rhe asked, the handsomest set of teeth, and is the best | these immigrants were persuaded to Jeave Italy am, why don't you put op your | many seconds, burat in upon them. living specimen of American clyilization, | by the police, They are all from the south of Dewy, f idtotte way at me. ‘A Tative of New York Bate, “She was’ unde a it te inva newspaper man frum New York, edly scalded to death. Lizzie Moran, a said tho Sherif, “Ile wants to hear ay stale’ shogs.”” been otherwise they wore beyon id thi ont yu ish to have published,” heavens!” she cried, “Ican't think of | hi d, for windows bell Woman, W years of ingle,a native of Jre- | ment you may wi a i aooucy advanced upon them. Ix this way, | Nothing comes amiss to him, from inter- | the peninsula, and from the most worthless geen intne 6 my Root hiraie, my poor birdie. j pith enyy wire screens whieh they cold i Haid, mo Rad Poth Ave years Wie: resins beeping tov g go 4 population, » ign % de- j he, , ei ¢ io i West droppoy 3 m and to great advantage of our taxpayers, | viewing BismancK to kicking an obtrusive pai me Pp Ase nove wera a8e ar T mel dis. Jed ay Apt odes.” Brea 20d she stpltoase, bei entirely buros pneten, pnb hush in ancas places nad been sv ost, a pape ye ng w the Dunderberg and the Onendagn were | person down the entry stairs, Liens Ri py Ms paPipialt Bieter By yy | tothe hallway with 8 pretty canary eRE MxTONe Oe ate toes. burned from the bones, and the body bud evie | yi ined: "they are dently been roasted after dea john MeDor nized the rema’ * Now, my young fri a | appe take my poor bird ‘The young man replied that Le w taken by their builders and sold to the French Government at handsome profits, Happeving to be on the continent during the Franco-Prussian war, Harsteap made pick “here isa hole (touching th head) where they crawl in and out.” * West, do you know why you are in here?! top of his y-flve rooms in all were burned out, police arrangements has forced th a. bbe pollen arrangements | rend a, far reer number were damegeu byw out of the country, and they huve come here ce . voll ie ake c old ta rvants who escaped did o with their | Nelson, as his sister, M : J This transaction set a number of private | himself the livelicet and most gossipy oor | with an indefinite idea of bettering thelr condi | [ustt gare of, aud, to the horror of the old lady, | [he wenvants yropert OT phy kink oe onved, | cams steele. born i england. and who had been | Tako. ese oe ene quention speculators to work, and Mr. Weuxes | respondent on the field, Without knowing | tion. It is said that they are wiiling to work, and the shivering and half nuked ‘girls were | only four years iu New York. ‘The brother was | 44,tck no notice of the question. | oo, gocn hud proposals for purchase of cther vessels of the kind, Among these propesals was one to buy two of the ships for the Peruvian Government; and the Navy Depurtinent made a conditional very much affected when he viewed the re- | ie gicrig inquired, Maing) and Veried victory at tie thougit | 1M AOtNventtunswered. tn a loud te that through poverty he was tinable to give his | 4.50 “I arn tister a decent funeral, He appemed much ree | . 1D Yau know why you are here,” the @hend lieved when told by Warden Broanan that ty oat reptied as before, ped * Do you know me ¢ asked Deputy Irons. j Weat raised bis head OW stared at him for but two words of German, and those two | and if so Cuey Will nut nocd either to steal or to the mystic cwei lager, he buzzed through | starve. the German empire from the Balile to the Rhine, pumping everybody who wore spectacles and drank beer; then, with DRIVING AWAY FRAR, Clethed by cnet rletorm ond g fs Mr. Griswold cetimates the loss by fire at not att & Mette, pervous woman, attired in | aove $10.00, but the damage dono iy the water avi ing vent to her feeliige cannot yot be calculated ; it will probably reach slo loud | $ pe +4 rating to the | #0 paths apd then calling for a cub of tem w | was now und very expensiver A mumoer’ of | a otus, was to be othe | bedr OF was pend, aud a man wearing a | nectus, waa to be paid in tothe | Witte night-oap and « micht-cown looked out | Piitaay sateniee i antec The recent French Joan, a terms of the 7 ugh s Gove ent in twenty monthly install) 1 ol Iding all day yesterday, inquiring anx nn loscant, and sald; “No, [don't know you. bargain to sll the two fora mililon and @ | just enongh Frenoh to onter lunch tn | pitt Tasins, in ble meseage to tho Assoutiy | takes danke of MoGLey wh wil steed wnt | from conte and ‘othery who would not recs In the oountey | Riyer saw you befor : 7 quarter of dollars, which was just about | café, he crossed over to the other side, bo said that at that time the Gov- | herves. “Nothing drives fear away #0 ‘auick as | P es Sea AF deromme tina batal wen mitreeal |‘ chariea tama . attain ane De 708 She 4 if window tn. the daytinn, their cost, Mr, WELLES then went to Con- | came immediately Intimate with every- | erument had already received on account of ; “She turned as the man concluded to have anstained unrecognizable, but sho was klontiied by hor What window?” West sald, lifting hiy head stourert of the missing Women, gress for authority to make such sales, able Fecapitulutes those identi- but that body, being at the time engaged Mr. Griswold eniphatieally denies that the ho- | form, being tel authorities relied upon thelr own resources, | ‘The following t and neglected to summon the fire department. | ted : and looking at trons, . B body in authority, and i bobbing (AH), being one-half of the toral | tended alarge goblet, nearly half Tull of il ie window up there," Irons sald, pointing it. found from Paris toWhilons and Stras- | amount. It follows that many of the subserib- | withatt hesttatton vs woman Grank it tn Its controversy with President Jousson, | bourg aud Metz, wherever there was | €f musthaye anticipated the torms of payment; | | As the flames were running slong the roof and | He fay® that on learning that the bul Name. «De you call that 9 window?" West reviled. iM and if the money continues to com: the freuen were hurrylng into the buildin Pike os mite tae tae Merz Ase toe “Teall ie was not willing to leave anything to] fighting or running, and wrote home he money Wen te gore 1D Os the | peti hone ‘after them, & youne man attired | Evans, to give th Are oing to, talk to this genttomsn, bis discretion, and therefore it pro- | to the Commerciat the most graphic ro- | tne rate the whole sum will be iu the French if bite feahion, with tho exception of | Graught sweeping ti Haat The’? the BheriM sk, eceded to order how the vessels should A i “ typi West's head dropped on hts arm aval, and he | was silent, We bade im good might dnd left the well. What de you think of him’ the Sti ports of everything he saw or wanted to see, The wonder was that they didn't on one side or the other ley TAustrap by the heels in a moist, unpleasant dung: a rau wey and neck te, @ hu wo hat boxes, and a delical fete cine. ie | fat before even thelr 1 engineer could get { Mary Mol vai cathe Riniséring down the Ibroad a his engines to was Hames had enveloped | Honora Wai THE BORIS NOT IDENTIFIED, Jefe five bodies still nat disfigured by smoke, fe, due. This is quite as remarkable a» the avidity Pare pair with which the subscriptions were originally lohevelled, and bio five, gloomy eilk het war | the upper story made, and speaks well for the recuperative tepaasa on the back of bis head. His coun- THE ORIGIN OF THE rine. on, | power of France, where a great proportion of | tenance betokoned the greatest fear. ent, Mr. Griswold says, aid no- be disposed of. A board of officers was to appraise them, and they were to be adver- tsed for thirty days and sold to the high- ating insanity ssh ext bidder, The idea appeared to prevail ] or string him up asaspy. Asan Am rican | the loun has been :bsorbed. on the fanatog, ens: Charlee,” eat some one | bly. ‘hey were complied to use tholrages free- | fecnantianle, One lady who, come meee among our national legislators that there | journalist he took all the chanoes; and 0, petra RE iew a7 HAP ere Was no response, and the question was dciuge poured. into the rooms. below. laundress, who she raid had been SIPRIPe THINK he #iith Avenue Havel ‘ % for by a venerable. “I don't think,” « Hi F | beart-broken woman dressed in shabby mourn: shammining, Ox Bunda anes ¥ hs 4 phy was tho 1 is vel 0 Up. Al titther Sabout Tides “there” wane’ act | like a child, “Sino then he has | Anquiries, | Rosa White, — Kate | dropping into th which you while Epwoxp Anovr got inoxtricably | Money mnking serms to be the sole object renee Now, that’s’ my business, George,” of the men whom the Government has designated muddled in the confusion of his own sen- | Si Commercial Agents os ited Sateein the le tencesand the quartermaster's train, and | grates of Mexico. Whoh the survivors of the | qil Paris went lamenting him, and while would be competition for these iron-clads as for other veasels; and that there were fools abroad who on speculation would ine vest from $500,000 to #700,000 in an tron ane pedon thinks that t Wwobegone young man origin in the overheating of the ste mn ph me come, gif along, young fellow,” | and in this opinion he is joined by da fireman, dashing up the staircase. | Noinish of his own staf, and sev a oftiaca’y who haye carefully examined the promises, On this ‘The wateron the | point, however, opinions are nurgerous and heriff, rhing whon | wilt ne Fouts 1 ald slide. “T wrecked Guntemala were wandering hatless end | y. é hh You see we did all ould tow Y ! Y: sive} rene’ 3 oy aoa oy marble steps m fi ory that rie: 7 o % ; ny, Bessie Salary, Kate Mora a Monttor which was exclusively a vessel of | Grorae AUGUSTUS BALA was plucked in | shoeless through the streets of Sun Franotaco | Hiteuir tem ay tng fo alipery that it was | varied, ae eg to eee gation to | Connors, weneral house sorvants, talk, bus T de jhe remember war and could be put to no ure whatever {| the heyday of his carecr aud cast with | del Mat, Capt. Dougi.as sont ameasonger to M. | Tenched the corridor ina hulry, as inadvertently trodden upon, Others | ® chambermaid, were all belng looked Spout Bie oF U8 Mopiay Bisco by private partics, other rubicund melefactors into a pitih Puvyes, Commercial Agent for the United States | snr ee ke valige. fiet Boxee, anf sane ene eit to the upsetting of an olf lamp by Od to Kaper whelher they were | ee tees otal’ mmernitue® tanked The Board of Appraisal! wns appointed | prison and his publishers mourned with. |! Saxnce, the caplal of the Mexican Bate of | Hared for the entrance. catraing’ ab every slet, | wory mo badly neatged. by By WL aL JenUfed /are suppoded to he ‘Della Quin] he felt. “1 aan yory ld’ he. said and proceeded forthwith to examineevery | out hope for their the same name. Instead of promptly sending | tie tht laa) be) Genrer he was s Bie { tone of them has tue died were #0 bewil- qa Ara end Minar te fi OnDOr, we Ary tae Tle ponte To . o wi dered as Lo be unable to ans spDell, Kate Gis ere oa y) Waa lily reply. | *M fron-clad and put @ price on it, It was} pobbed with crown princes and inter- | {¢ Pecessnsles asked for, Puxyes sent back | to¢, and the young man skipped. f n | dered be unable to answer intelligibly at mm the sep | questions put to them yosterday, familiar exprersion or a vestige of clothing left 4 himse iutended that this pric word that he would forward we stiould net bée nthing uatilbe had | tothe sidecdne vad net tere Imp viewed cabinets and commanding gene- can be told’ from the other, and ; . drafts Pavifie woversly ot heon for 8 policaman, Who ‘TNR BTOKY OF A GURST, Koown tome known, but the sevret got out, | rals on both sides with equa} facility, been brebeld la sight aratis on the Parity WU | AE Anton wp ret Sod hase abaconchs "| Pochape the clearest agoouns of the fire f that yl sidpiguaestod dele tuseanhe ‘When the advertisement was Issued there | The genius so ilustrated during tne | on Int draftm 40 naked aud shipwrecked | potions suey a wax slzz" taid he to the | given by a guest who says that being awakened A STORY FROM ONE OF THE SUFFERERS. 2 4 4 e about sight drafts to naked and ehipwreeked | polleeman, Goorge and the fellows ear about U1 o'elos iby alarm of fire, fie wtruct- werg no bids for any vessels except | Fiauco-Ger.nan war was no lest conspicu- | mariners whom It was fa his power, aa it was | % Blazes.” ed his wile to secure hor valuables and prepare | , trom tho fearful epestacie In the, ogurt Phat SANE ON TRE DAT OF Fit bic two’ whose sale to the Peruvian | ously exhibited on the occasion of | bis oficial duty, to relieve, ly about aa fit for the OND BAREVOOSED EADY fe oqoane, os cmce, Going to one af Une wade we | ee eet, Shee ty sees Reve 'nit | 1 comversed yesterday with a a nthe, wh Governmout had already been negotiated, | the great Cincinnath Convention of | porition of Commercial Agent as the Rey. Mr. ud @ etriped #haw) rushed ne of tne | Raw Wost several tin ] bursting through the wingow nia rwsm ‘opening | !¥ing, su e on the top floor within twelve wemty-third stroct aide: | Backs Ave story of Gud the highest bid made for these two | May, 18:2, Came that way eurly by | {[MANbH is to be Professor of Fnglish In Harvard | foot of where ther Ore broke out.” he wns ny | yaa, tear on, the wet idadway, howe ia an follows : Scape us told Uy berealt | Se commie ee | 10, oF nearly $300,000 less than the | accident, purely by accident, Avever | UM erie _ se dene : WHlEa ah whore from gerror, and shivered as if | this timo, though the deuse smoke filed afk tho | twas undronged, ond. Jaa going aio. waa pertocdy oak sum age n in the conditional bar | Betaont, Chilrman of the Demo-| The seumi-civilized kingdous of the South sv@d him by the arin and tried but, | Smuts an gt at Ber ia Bad ea bog the ju rooun ay sae me°ts ge invssiae that us Gain which My, Wate# had previously | cratic National Comuittce, More precious | Pucide show sins of old uge ly thelr Infancy f,frene! sieane titow my Trunk dows | aroun ind wiuh asets x down the stairs, | At Lonened tht door, she would vis bi cima, 2 Ab the purchasers; and these pur- | than rubles were the seurcts of that man’s | The production of vuyar tu the Sandwichdslands | "ie astonished froruan asked her If there waa | {ae with terror, Te then took his wife to 8 | Phin. and bt it fe dudheute ta get tue ehasers, os has since appeared, had at that | bosom to the great journalist of the West, | !# éradually dininislivg, and so i¢ the popula. | #gythiby that Would break in it Whore a laruo nus Nor of laaiea had stronay eon yshet ces ufo, Lovie probate that he worked « I don's kno! frou scream tr It rom Lime already contracted with the Peruytan glad: krua sernniy an tte Alena are ent, 2 of hon ‘had on but very title oe au ‘otra in until He went for them. Ho offered him snipo— | #0: Feesee calls for Asiatte immitgration, for the no WAS Wall Brown, and shen we the forge with his father, Lt is a Goverument to deliver the same vessels at | suipe on toast, With the snipe, conversn- Dative Tosjenans will net bend ju sheboe, Aalatid | Fed ign Rasen HERE Peale) deapetch b Huis tnper part bf he | sn 4s the ne that be graduated ot Di ‘ bites te prict of ove mithion dotiars each, ‘Thay { thon and champagne. After the snipe, ges Muruleration is uot Waly to improve mater | MF John it ae Ie wt iin sratch to Sioa ‘the Matve hi-dPabta playing miporoue? actpe (hs ecarhtth Teitlan ST A Weehias Te ( ek te Monitors and got their pay for | tle preseure and diplomacy. By such silken | desaring mation eid seeay ine slemeut into a | oun the apartuneate Uy indders, ave Voges upat ofore that af the wozry ° ; ° Ghein; but the ‘Treasury Jost half a milion | influcnoes the veteran politician was gently nerenlgti ean to em numbery, UO? How to Ite odor employees Were work ct Coolneds and deilass which but for the order to praiee bod advertise tt wouldhave rec q Suchavan the det renutt of thy incident nt ‘The PYM Avenue Journal for Dee. hae a tine | Ogee sips - Sigel die ra Then came the mewspaper Byndicate; and | ¢, was entirely dese "PROOF OF DRATH BY BUFTOCATION, ate! rt any tt Fein ete get Wilh spose sole apd sore abysopagd poh eee Fe) Peeae 0 omer seeeeney pire eS et el Pt Attey t time. the wind dying out, eho Same Sica ‘whe Hank in the SUA gone, he were dilven bace Low venta due wept, ‘4 weanrs eine, foe caped chemnt pote otal 2 Sy eihauiage Te dtponluira ddd a led into the colwinns of the Commercial, enter Ma ees Zapidly hp town to wee thi