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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-09-29

$I,OOOsOOO 90
Examined aud certified to by JAMES h. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-09-29
DEBILITY.

There la no medicine equal to HoOGand's German
Btters Or Tonic in cares of Debility. They impart
tone and vsOr to the whole system, strengthen the
appetite cause IN enjoyment Of the food. enable the
stomach to digest it, purify the blood, give good,
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Tie Democratic Press and fho
GtPrmRna.

Here is little more Democratic ad-
miration of the Germans. 1t is from
the leading organ Of that party in tbs
West-tbe Chicago Times:
During the war, we bad some Of
those ferocious Uhlans who were or.
ganized by the versatile Fremont
They consisted of German heroes;
mounted on horses, and armed with
poles whose ends terminated in spikes.
They were superb soldiers-Wben it
came to a retreat. The time made by
these Yankee-Tenton UhIans, in get-
ting out of range of rebel sHOt-ghns
charged with buckshOt, has never
been eXcelIed, even by the best tfm6
ever made by Sigel. One could all
ways tell whore the Uhlans had run
away, by finding the route strewn
with poles like unto those il use
by canal bOatmen.
There is q compliment FIR our Ger
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-09-29
HON LANES N. WOOD.

Ex-Mayor Of TiEiia1nsport, Pennsylvania. - .
take great pleasure in recommending =" HOonand'a
German Tonic to any who may be ehlieted with
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THE AVENUE PAVEMENT.
Breaking Ground.

"What's all that ?' " Why, what's the matter
there ?" els that a IRE ?" That must be a
fight" "oh no, they are commencing to lay
the wooden pavement" "Thats what's the
the matter !" &C., were expressions OF persons
this morning passing by the corner of 1st street
west and Pennsylvania avenue, from about
sunrise to 10 O'Clock. No one could imagine
at first what had collected such crowd.
The avenue was lined, Men, both white and
ousy, while numerous picks and shovels were
seen moving abut through the fog, indicating
that something was TO be unearthed. Our re-
porter was not long in finding out that the con
LIST and AZ streets west was about to commence
operations. But what time he must have had
AT LIST street
THE CROWD
stretched clear across, ana from that to 81
tapered down in the form of a mighty wedge.
Our celtic population we're out in full force,
and no less numerous were the "lately emanci-
pated." If our reporter made an inquiry he was
buzZed at once by dozen with "Say boss, will
you give me a job?' to which, when he replied
that he had nothing to do with it, he was met
with "Well, you have influence, hav'nt your
"YOu know who is de boss, don't you?" "In-
deed, sir, was the first man here" &c. A few
steps further on and the same entire aties in
About O'Clock the contractors agents came
along and began the work of employment.
MIN WERE SOON AT WORK
In spots digging up the cobble-stones, and be-
sented an appearance as if broken out with the
smallpox The disappointed ones wendell heir
way westward, with view OF trying their luck
on some other section, but those not being vet
commenced, they recompensed themselves with
a view of the parade of colored Odd Fellows.
stones being carted to the bank OF the cana
between Sd and 4 Y streets.
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GEORGETOWN.

sTnrEN DEATH OF BLApES FoRREsr-Mr. Rla-
gen forrest, who, for nearly forty years past hiss
pIeNy, at O'Clock last evenins At his r.sid On
the corner OF LIST and Frederick streets Toe de-
ceased was sixty-one years Of age, and the pro
enjoying smoke, and his pipe falling 10 the foor
vas brokeo; whs reupon he went 70 the mantel and
taklrg another charged 10 it'll tobacco bar before
b. lighted a mat n for the purpose Of CONTINUING his
kmeke he was taken quite mex and was assisei te
chair ard from thence TO a Lounge. mon W aich he
died in about half an hour although meiicsl stt,n
dance wss promptly summoned. He had suffered
from attacks of the same hind previously, and on
danger, a. he CT nsoed his relatives around him with
the opinion that nothing serious Won ID ensue
A SQUAsBLE ABOUT WATER SrpFry FOR THE
mill. Of Herr wee and IRON ns ,9s e YSI. to ,.s
STOPPED on Saturday by Mr.. Mans the suns yinten.
dent % the Ss0rsTs9~n lev under psremP,OTy
lbs water from the canal have long since been no.
tined to procure the iron gusge gates whereSi;h ~
but those above mentioned have them now in use
20 the company, through its agent, boarded up the
forebays N these three mills. The clmpAny clsir
that ithC Mt these Accur ate tests mill Az n.e ~
that some do use, more water than thew nav for
whereas the miilers they pay for many inches
break in the canal, neces arg AIRS &c thai thay
are large portion CT the without any water AZ
only com pt nsate for its total sLsanc a, wuIa
Tor which its use IL paid.
TILL rAPPERs-Abont O'Clock YESTERDAY after
noon, The store Of A n Brat, on the canal. was
Tibbs. who robbed the none drawer OF sg ana
made on They we're seen. however, and pursued ~
the aduedsct. COMBS. who had the monev eluded
pursuit and Tibbs; To- attempt the sans thir 2,
captured py Officer Cunning nam Coombs, with he
stolen money, Is still at large.
sALE or PROPERTY or BR1rGs SrRHEr.-Thonas
s9ctIonssr, sold on saturday lot 4, on
10 kdward Crusor for S3.S.
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The HORRIBLE ATTACK made by a Siberian
bloodhound upon two serving woman on Staten
Island was briefly mentioned by telegraph n
seems the two girls were reclining on the grass
In front OF Mr. Hassenburg's villa, at New
Brighton, when suddenly, without any warning
or provocation, the bloodhound ran toward the
younger, Bessie McNulty, who, having ALWAYS
re: ed hill, retreated. The hound BETRAYED the
fercest desperation, and with lowered head pro-
truding tongue and flashing eyes darted after
her. Shrieking with terror She widely ran away.
springing in her frenzy over the terraceSa
distance of some six feet. Before she touched
the ground, the hdeous beast had leaped upon
her, and buried his long fang-lke teeth in her
shoulder and back. Both relied over the dog
snariing and biting, and she struggling and
screaming in a mortal terror. Tho Newfound-
lard cog, at ca" J attempt OF Il Q hound sprapg
upon him, and seiziDg him b. the neck drew
him away, the hound snarling and Swapping in
retort, but not biting hard. The other girl
added her screams to a terrible chorus and
rushing into the house, seized dpper OF
water, and returning, immedi itely dashed il
upon the angry brute,-a method she freduent-
~ mad uced on previous occasions TO drive
him away. She thus managed to release Bessie
and get her into the house. About twenty deem
wounds were found upon the arm. breast thigh
and knee of Bessie Men ulty, and several up6n
the arm and thighs of her companion, Ellen
MEL. Both the girls are In a precarious
condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL INsrIrurs-h
Sunday school institute under the direction OF
the Baptist Sunday School Union of the Dis
trict OF Columbia will be held at the f. street
church on Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY
eveDingc-Rev. s. Ii. Mirrick conductor, and
Prot. I. f.. Perkins, of y. Y, musical director.
The Introductory sermon, on "The SUNDAY
School Teacher as an auxiliary of the Christian
Pastor" was delivered last evening at the f.
street church by Rev. DIR. Samson. Papers on
interesting subjects to teachers will be pre-
sented, and among the speakers will be Prof.
Perkins, u. Richards, Rev. DIR. Samson Hon.
8. 8. Fisher, DIR. Butler, Mr.. j. ). Poler, q. b.
Stout, OF n. j., Rev. James Nilsson, Rev. DR..
Cuthbert, and c. B. Smith.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ ia Bridge street, Georgeto,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL e.
TATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT OF CO.
"a BY virtue q deed OF trust from the late
E. Eleanor Lang 20 the subscriber, made No.
Svember Sd, loo3, and recorded amongst the
land records of said District in Liber N. &. r, No
Is, folio 40, kc., and under the instructions OF the
corporate authorities OF said towa, / will cff-r at
public auction, THURSDAY, October 10th, 4 - q,
at clock m IN front Il the premises, All that
parcel % ground, being part OF Lot No. a.. OF the
original lots Of said town beginning at the end az ~
feet mt assured ", the south line Of Bridge street
from the southwest corner of Bridge and High
streets, and running thence said line Of Bridge
street west ~ feet thence south and parallel with
thence east and parallel with the first line AZ feet
AID thence In straight line to the beginning.
The improvements upon this ground consist of
very substantially built Brick Tenement. two and
hsf stories high, with large and commodious apart
ents, the same having been formerly known the
IL a spacious and convenient lot, access to which
nom Bridge street is through alley between said
" Town House" and Mrs. Lang hotel property, on
ground rent Of six ollars per UNI.
These premises are situated Immediately ct the
terminus OF the W arlington and Georgetown rail-
excellent trduceme nts for q profitable investment.
Terms: Ore fourth Of the purchase money cash,
and the residue in four equal nstaln ents, at g. L.
i and "a months, with semi annual interest Tue
title will be reserved until full payment Of the pur
chase money. $40 are 10 be paid down at close of
two days after such sale, the trustee the
right TO resell the property three days notice
al the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser All
stamps and cow ey cling at purchaser's cost.
HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
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The WAsHINGToNIANsA ARRESTED IN PHILA-
DRLPBIA RELKAsED.-FOr day or two previous
10 the election numerous arrests were made on
various charges, the efficient police force being
extremely yigilant() Amongst others on Mon
day night at the Baltimore depot, were taken
into custody George w. Reed, George Thomp-
son, William Clair, William ID. Young Lewis
murphy, DANES Vickers, James Logan, and
VIM. Jones. Yesterday they were arraiyned at
the Cent? al Station on the charge of attempting
to violate the election law. Detective Gordon
testified that he received information on Mon
day last that man named Logan and a num-
Der Of others were coming from Washington to
this city to take part in the election. and that
they would arrive in the 80 train. He went to
the depot and succeeded in arresting the ac-
cused. he found on the persons Of the accused
return tickets to Washington; alSo in Log ans
Pocket, cards TO the railroad company from the
republican association, requesting the COMPANY
TO issue tickets at half price. On Logan and
Jones he also found pistols. Joseph Daniels,
residing No. $40 Delaware avenue, Washington
testlhed that tue prisoners worked i'm the navy
yard AT that place, and that he had seen them
IN company with the president of the Washing
ton republican association. This completed tiIe
case, whereupon the accused, with the excer-
ton OF Logan and Jones, were discharged the
latter TWO being held in $500 bail to answer
1hus ends this farce. The democracy n wing
succeeded in incarcerating these men for near
ly - hours, discharge them without one word of
apology or anything else PhiladelpGia Post.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ACcIDENT.-The gearing Of the mac hnery at Port.
nert brewery broke yesterday, snd severely hurt
MT John Powell, who was employed there doips
carpenters work. Mr. James MILAN al so EN- pIoy "a
there. barely ped death from the falling shat by
mpng from bent ath.
THKfT:-The premises of Mr.. Thos Javins near
clouds Mill, were inv AIDED last night, and HIS wagon
IN which lot OF potatoes had been paced 10 be
TO market this morning, robbed. The thief also
visited the cabbage patch and stole large number
OF cabbages.-GG1stte Of Saturday
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TIE SALT REMEDY FOR CHrLLs-Ehtor Star =.
= notieeu IA Jour liye Newspaper the other az
ternoon an article on the cure of ague and fever
ty means of ordinary table salt; and TO cor
roborate what was there said, give you tue
following; In 1857, while in the far West, /
months, and after availing myself of nearly all
the western NJ. DIS, and getting no relief, I had
almost come to the conclusion that I should
have periodical shake the balance Of my nat
ural life; but luckily, while riding out from the
farm, met an acquaintance, who asked me IL
L was not troubled with the ''chills," and on my
answering in the affirmative, addressed me as
follows =" You take for three mornings on a
fasting stomach q tesspoonfuI Of table salt and
eat II; If you cannot eat it, dissolve ii in little
cold water and drink il, but do not drink any-
thing In the way OF coffee, &c, for 1t may make
you vomit-" did as directed. and IL made a
perfect cure. 1 have known II to cure many.
Respectfully, &c, J.G.S.
Washington, Oct. 14th
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The FRENCH BREACH OF PROMISE CASE AT
NEW YoRk.-Mrs Annals PHeritier, widow OF
the late editor OF the Courier DIES Etats Uns, is
suing Leon Minnier, the present editor. for
breach OF promise OF marriage, claiming 81, 600
damages. and he is held in 5000 bail. The
ladys affidavit states that she has known the
defendant about seven years; that during her
husbands last years Minnier was associated
editorially with him. and promised at vHeritier's
death bSa to protect and wai"i. over her and
FER children; that in July, 1863. he proposed
marriage and was accepted, after which he
went to Paris TO visit his mother, promising to
bring back the bridal srouSgeGu for his promised
wife; that after his return, in October, he
promised before witnesses to marry her in Jan
uary: that he subsequently put OF the wedding
TO July, on the plea that he did not wish to mar
~ till he had gained his full interest in the
paper, and that finally, on he 18th of Septem-
Der, he refused to perform his pr omise, declar-
ing that he was engaged to marry q Madame
Roux. lately divorced She further asserts that
the defendant has told her since July, that his
income was about Sl3, 900 per annum. Madame
PHeritier is "a years of age, possessed of
finished education, and has moved in good
society. nj. Minnier is two years her senior
and she holds about fifty letters from him. in
which he addresses her in the most impassioned
language of love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

IHR PREsBYTERIAS SYSoD.-The SYNOD as
fembled On Saturday morning in Baltimore,
When the report Of the committee on standing
rules OF the Synod reported. That the SYNOD
snail assemble on the second Friday OF october
III each year; the first half hour of each morn
lngs session shall be devoted to religious exer-
cises' thai at each stated meeting of synod there
shall Re appointed committees on devotional ex-
erelses and supplies, on state Of religion, pres
byterial records, bills and overtures, judicial
cases, systematic benencence, leave of absence
and hnance- Six other rules introduced related
chiefly 10 the details of the above named COM
mlttees. The rules were adopted.
Resolutions on the observance of the Sabbath
were advocated by DIR. Bsckus and Others and
ADOPTED, providing that the synod being adj
wise q OF the wisdom and efficiency OF the MARY
land Sabbarh Association, do cordially com
mend The agent TO the confidence and co-opera-
non or their ministers and churches; that the
Synod, beng deeply impressed with the pre-
ciorsness, importance and binding duty of the
sanctircation OF the Lords day and with the
suptlety and the malgnity of the influences
which are opposed 10 IL, do sOlemnly enio-1 upon
81 their people the careful study OF the charter
- III ''tCA
- >-S&l "Irrrrurv for worship upon that So iect.
fSf Hfs Justin, OF this city, made an appeal In
beh3H OF Lafayette College, AZ Esston, Penn
Sylvania, after which spprobatory resolutions
we've adopted in reference thereto. Synod then
adjourned 10 meet in Georgetown, ID. u, on the
second Friday of october, ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

NATIONAL THEATKR.-Ths latest dramatic
sensation, "Across the Continent, )" will be per-
formed for the first time in Washington, this
evening, with Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron in the
le IdiDg role, assisted by Miss Ida Vernon, Mr..
Frank SIordaunt. and the stock company Of the
National. The play is said 10 be a very exciting
one, and sreat attention has been paid at the
National to the startling scenic effec Il in II.
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FUNERAL or Mrs. MUzzY.-The funeral CT
the late Mrs. Helen Thompson, better known
% Mrs. MuZzy, which was TO have taken place
yesterday at O'Clock, did not take place until
p m, in consequence of the nOn-arriyal of her
husband from Fort Leavenworth until the eve
ring train came in. The services took place at
her late residence, and were conducted by Rev
Mr.. Henderson, and at their conclusion the re-
mains were taken 70 Glenwood, where they
were placed in the vault, and II being quite
dark at the time, lights had 10 be brought into
requisiton, making the scene a very Impre
one. The mother OF Mrs NJ. aged eighty i've,
arrived here in time for the funeral, and fol-
lowed the remains of her daughter to the cera-
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

BLACK CLOTH FEoCK COATS, made in custom
style, by the best hands. in the intervals OF dull
ness in ordered work, for % and a25.
Also, good Black Cloth Frock Coat for SIS.
Gro. q. HRNNIN0,
No. 4l0 Seventh street N w
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On EASY TKRNs.-Those in want of Sewing
Machines We recommend to examine the Will
cox & Gibbs. 1t Is certainly the perfection of
mechanism, and can he seen in operation on
different work at Baum's Hpopskirt and Corset
Factory, where they are sold or rented on liberia
terms, 4O9 eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

A GOOD WHITE SHIRT for sl5O, a better
Shirt for S175, still better Shirt for 50, and a
very tine Shirt for s2.25. Great Bargains.
NOAH WALKER & Co,
COS, over Bryan Bros Grocery,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and eth SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

THE WOODEN PAVEMENT ON INDIANA AVE
SUE-Workmen are engaged in p'owing up In
Dina avenue for grading IL, preparatory to lay
log down the wood pavement between 4th and
u streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

MILTON Silk Mixed Cheviot Fall Overcoats.
at A. Straus' Popular Clothing Store, No 1911
Pennsylvania, between 10th and 18th Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

NEW STYLES of Clothing opened daily at Oak
Hall. All the leading styles Of Boys Clothing.
oIece goods for custom work at Oak Hall, So
. tn street, opposite Post Office. f,s,m,w,f5
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$500, AL.EA OF FiRE was turned in from box II
s sooo. yoeloek Saturday night, caused bV The
oAIs VI some Clothes in the house OF Nr.
The damage amounts 70 about sac1. -
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SkE NOTICE Of interesting meeting at the
So.n Abian Law Building, in fartherance of the
tio.SSt Ior The establishment Of sn Uniyersit =
we enarter granite by Congress.
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AN ENEMY IN YOUR NorrH

AN ENEMY IN YOUR MOUTH.
Do not put an enemy in your mouth, to steal
away your teeth. Beware Of destructive tooth
washes, and tooth powders, many OF which are
base limitations Of Soxodont. Insure life lease
OF sound teeth and fragrant breath by adopting
the fragrant Sozodont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

MEXICAN PLASTs--Nr. VIM. X. Smith,
superintendent Of the botanical Gardens, this
morning received a large collection OF Mexican
pains and other Indigenous plants, forwarded
here by Minister Nelson, from the city Of
Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

Mr.. HENRY HIMBzR, ex.Commissioner of the
flrst Ward, had no connection whatever with
the case mentioned in SATURDAYS STAR under
inc heading wanted Another Mans Wages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

The GERMAN LADIES FAIR, for the benefit of
The wounded IN Fatherland, opens at Masonic
Hall tonight, and viii no doubt be well attend
ed throughout the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

SALES OF REAL EsrATE-Dyer s DAVID,
real estate agents and brokers have go SIr /.
=. Chapman, ESQ, one or his two storV 49,,
cottages ON 10th street, BET veen o All ,. -
Jos. ID. Bond, Esq, for IS so cash. - "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

he BOARD OF TRADE, il win be seen, meets
thursday night ts make arrangements 10 CO.
operate with tie Bureau OF Storms and Signals
"a accordance with tie invitation OF General
Myers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

~The blacks in Martinique resolved on the
oath ult The revolt was suppressed. 1t was
caused by the revolution In France.
SThe omnibus drivers Of London generally
condemn the new asphaltum pavement.
"Illinos now ranks next to Ohio, and is the
fourth State in the Union in point Of population
and political and general Importance.
1Mrs. Polly Deer, Of Montgomery County,
Indiana. has an unmarried daughter weighing
SEQ pounds avordupois.
0Mr. Smith "was never more s-s-ober in
the whole course OF his life :" but when his friend
Jones asked him to take q chair, he said he
would wait till one came round.
H-Samstanen, a young Indian, was ordained
a priest OF the Roman Catholic Church in the
village of Larette, near Quebec, on Tuesday
last. He takes the name of Vincent, and Is said
to be the first red man made q priest.
Swhen a steady, well-behaved young man
Is seen shaking hands with q pump, and bid
ding it an affectionate good night, or saying,
Poor Old Corblnson hooscrew," there may be
something"
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only one dollar and fifty cents.
ADAMsON's,
81 305 9th street, next to Penn ave.
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SISTER THERESA, OF the Convent OF the Wat
t8rioD, - lying dangeropslv III OF typhoid fever
At the convent, corner Of 10th and q streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-17

"Spaldipg's Glue" handy about the house,
mends everything.
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COUNT BIsMARK has lately worn the uniform
OF an infantry officer. The general hatred of
the French Is said to be concentrated On his
head. He alone, 1t is thought, is the cause of
the war; he it was who enticed the Emperor
into IL, and is therefore responsible for ali its
misery. Before Paris nobody wishes i'll to the
King, but "Down with Bismarkv' has been
already written on the door Of the house where
he resides. A cook at Rheims, who was q good.
mild creature, and had passed the age OF the
against the Prussians, but she affirmed, with
Fishing eyes, that II she met Bismarck she
would stab him with her kitchen knife.
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LEGENDARY FIRE-About 4 O'Clock this
morning IRE was discovered under q bow
window at the corner Of ith and l. streets, occu-
ped by Mr.. William Wolf as q grocery store.
OriCeTsJanifer and Luther extinguishedit with
out any serious damage. Supposed TO have been
set on IRE by an incendiary.