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matter had been engoured into at the time,

• but we have personally

buildings

examined the

and are satisfied from

is still apparent that the cost of

articles

of

that

a maw

that class would not have had

such value. Admitting that he

what's

Suffered

sone loss in this

respect

we

think

that # 2500 would be

repriming

the

fero

broken doors and

be

sufficient compensation.

The promissory notes being from

The

injury

windows Coled not have been

emed

and that little if any furniture

exists in tenements of this description:

fully compensated by $10 each especially

great

Seamen already gono away

are not likely

ever

to have been of any

value and if the men

who

gave

them intended to return and

to the buildings

would

pay

them, they woned be as likely to do so

paper

was in Chaney's

be

(d)

nothing

ANWA

destroyed.

which enda in

any way interrupt

the

carrying on of

business.

With

albarians chavez

respect to the claim of

have some doubts as to the audibility

clothes and

jewels

of

his statement, and are certainly of opinion

whether the actual

possession a not

The three trunks belonging

to seamen were not probably of much value and the owners after notice of the destination

did not make

any finthin claims. Sheik Moss deen appauntly, laba

fers Cooking materials which we estimate

at of 5 to

când

the n

manager of his house