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BOSTON aIARKE

NEDHEsDAY April d.
FLoUR-Ihe marke. for Flour has been dull and
inactive during the week, the trade purchasing Only
iu small lots but prices are s;eady, a2d lea1 ~,
brands are held with coas derahle irmness. The
st.es have seen 90 g - n 90 for western super
tine. s. g.. ~ g. for common extras ; "a FOR Vi
wduEee aud Minnesota extras, including cholce pa
kers' brands. Nulte WAeats are 20 MoleIdte 'e-
maud. The sales have been at 3 al S ID Tor ONO,
Indiana aud Michigan. - a 50 for lllinuis ana
s. -n " DOB 30 for So Lluis inc udlng choice aud "a
vorite faIuy brands. g. m Meal is tdul and has
been seliin. 80 8 80 ~ T. hol IN Rye Flour the
sales have haoa confined 20 small lots at $40 a %
G4AIN-The market for Corn has been rather
quiet the past week, tu- prices remain quite steady
lvlur vurel very lit5lc ssnce our last. Iae sales
lave been az si a e2c T. hush for Western and
southern G low, and 10 IA 9u, for Western mixed.
oats have botu ia moderate demand, but prices re-
rlsfn ahoct the same. Common % choice have been
sold al ~ lc and secl oats have been taken AZ a
higher figure. In Rye the sales have been IN small
los at 81 Is 90 3 20 q hushel. Barley is quiet and
ranges rom 95, a 81 20 bush. as 20 quality. In
Stofts the sales have heen at S3 "a b AMI Fine
Feed and Middungs sl9 q 81 q ton.
PgOK IStONS.-The PORK market is eull and pri-
COS remain without i1prOyemsnt. The Gales have
been IN lo's as wanted, and We quote prime az SIS
"a Is so; Mess at 20 % 10 p o. ard clear and extra
sia.rats22 80 N % go q Dbl. beef remains The
sarre nj coutiues IN moderate demand. The sales
nave been a. 81 a 10 for mess SO n j ior extra
80 and so "a q Sd Tor family. Lard has been in
I mo erats demand with sales OF cam and kettle
r-nderei at Z! a l3c = u and Alden's Caady at
ia Ie I5e & %. In Smoked Hams ne sales nave
! ieea at d i0c v ID lor boston ane western.
pR0DI en- The Batter market remains steady
- SIM for every thing that is choice, but other
--sses arc dull and difficult to sell except al low
I 7nrs- Some lots OF new have teen received. OF
80 -. - quality and sold al o a i2e z h, hut
49, s--aoes ave quite dull and sell Slowly at p a
~ - Il. down 10 ~ a l7c for inferior. Zine qasl
in Of Cheeseis in demand, but com on is daI; me
] - nav. heeu at : u Ice for common and IL a.
- f,- rood aud prime. White Beans have become
rSther Quiet sales Of good m@diun AZ > q, aud
extra pea al 50 % ~ ou'h oanaaa e,s 9ae a
] - have tesn selling at rs a. &c oo1sn iei
vy,s+srn and Eastern. Potatoes are lower and nav
/ 20 selling at 81 n 10 e bnst el- Onions are
/ ouite dull ami prices nominal; Poultry Is quiet ID
! ~ M &c for good chickens AMI tCrKeys
/ WOOl.-The markets. firm bet quiet. IEe stocA
Z. 80 much reduced and desirable lots OF uonles.l,
arr beld AZ such extreme figures mannlaotuiet. Pui
cbaes with rors caution although II Is evident ta
--ss ,rust ru e high until a1'ther CLIP y aValls
H. s9ne three months hence. The sales u the W
] nave been 10000 lbs, and INCLUDE cohSideiAo4'
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Appeal to Farmers.

The committee Of ladies, who have charge Of
the Festival in aid of the sufferers in France,
appeal to the farmers of Vermont to help them
IN their good work. They are well assured that
the need Is real one. If they had time they
would like to send their subcommittee into all
the farming country to collect stores TO use in the
restiNsl, or to turn into money to buy supplies
LOT tfe people Of the devastated farms of France
Inc need Is real, with stern reality, when a
country has been skinned of all. and the inbabi-
Janus must wait TIL next harvest for anything
got by their own labor. Till then, food must
come from without, from England and America,
OF they must starve. And, in any event, many
must 60 hungry. Ii is terribly suggestive Of the
state Of things that funds have had to be collected
10 nuY seed-corn. Imagine the state of the people
IN the Champlsin or the Lamoille Valley, if this
spring they had not even seei-corn to fall back
on. Yet this is the desperate case Of thousands
OF poor French farmers, stripped Of all by the
burnings and ravages of war.
The ladies committee will mske use Of butter.
cheese, eggs. poultry, hams, maple sugar and
any farm produce that the kindness Of Vermont
farmers and their good wives may send them.
Their festival will take place on the evening Of
wednesday, the 18th inst, and they will be in
attendance at the City Hall on Tuesday morning
and all day Wednesday, glad to receive all con-
tributions to help them in their charitable work.
Contributions Of money sent to Mrs. James B
Angel Will also be gratefully received and Will
be Acknowledged.
SARAH 5. C. ANGEL,
JULIA II. s PECK,
For the Committee
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= he originator Of this wonderful medicine claims
10 have discovered AMI coWbinea IN h1rInony more
Of NATURES most sorereigH medical proper than
was ever before combined in on u cd oine The evi-
ceuce OF this TACT Is found in the graf variety Of
most obstinate diseases which IL has been found to
conquer IN the cure OF Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
the early stages ~ Consumption, it has aston
shed the medical faculty and hundreds OF the best
physicians pronounce L tis grc1f'sf medical diseor-
cry Of ihs age While il the severest Coughs,
it strengthens the system and puries the blood. By
it. great a-d thorough biood purifying BroBsTtss 1t
all Hum0rs from the worst Scr0f4ia to a CON-
non Biofeh, PMpe Eruption. Mer-urial ' is
ease, Minerai Persons. Syphilitc AID Ve'erEl Dis
eases and their effects eradicatsd AID vigorous
heaifh and sound Constitution established Erysi-
Belgs, Ssf BaeuHa, Sc1d Heai teuer Sores, scalp
R9ugt skin in short, all the hume -ous diseases
caused by bal BLOOD are conquered by this powerful,
purifying and invi- rating medicine. For e. Lirsr
Complaint" Bilious Disorders aud Haltfu1i CoHsti-
patton, 10 has produced hundreds perfect and per
manent cures whore other medicines had failed.
The pr priet0r Offers 81 .1s yard for a medicine
that Sil equal il In the Of all the diseases for
which 1t is recommended. Beware Of counfsrfeifs
and trorfhies, imtations. See that my private Gov-
eminent stamp which is Dosiirs guarantee of GEN
atasHsss Il upon the outside wrapper. = his medi-
cine is Sold By DTuggists al slO0 PER bottle IRE
pared by R. " PIERCE, VI. D.. sole Proprietor, at
his n cal Laboratory, 1873 Seneca street, Bufao,
n. Y. Feb. 2i-fsd tues, thurs sat, Sw3u
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ehoice Ohio and Pennsylvania 1eecss at 50 a &c I:
considerable and medium Ohio at SCI "a 55c; Co.
U1 ms medium New York and Western at 80 "a 51ic
super and pulled from i6 a 57cy and combin 2
and delaine iieeces from s. q Coz e h lot of TO-
~ lbs Canada selling at the latter rate California
wool is quiet, and buyers are anxiously looking for
the new clips
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COM " EN- RY
40 WEEKS FOR ONE DOLLAR!

the Best l,4J0 proluSely illustrated SUPERFICIAL
octave pages. Experienced Agents Wanted.
S. ;. SCRANTON & Co , Hartford. Conn.
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streams made quick work with what fire was IN
the lower story. The upper story and 1901 was,
however, too far gone to be saved. Inc IRE SUI
lurked between the f)ors, and around the Ease
of the bslfry, which was mostly, though not
wholly burned, and II was some three hours
before it was wholly extnguished Chez Easi-
neer Henry and his assistants were promptly on
hand, and directed the operations Of the hremen
with ezcellen: judgment and effect All was
doue BY the department that could have been
by mortal man. and what might have become
sweeping conalsratioa was confined wholly
within the walls Of the structure, and these are
saved with go little injury that they can be used
in rebuilding with very slight repairs. Mrs
pa..ee. whose house aijoins the Hall On the east,
/ did not remove her furniture, and her house
was not injured.
Tie origin OF the FIRE Is uncertain but ap-
peir4nces point strongly to the work Of some Of
the s;raggiers who are about our city, breaking
into unoccuped buildings, and occupying them
at right with lewi women. No one slept in the
building, but the persons having charge Of St
Nays Hall were in it, in The evening, sweep
ing the hall, in preparation for lecture. They
left about eight clock Wednesday pm. al which
time no FIRE was left IN the building. There wss
a wood stove in the library wing, which vas left
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JASPER =. SKATERS ESTATE.

NJ +, re Subscribers. favink been app1iotei hr
~ the Honorable Probate Court Tor toe d strict
OF Chittenden Comulssi0 ners 10 receive, examine,
AMI al u,t the claims aud demands OF al persons
against the estate ~ Jasper F. Slater, ate cf
Burin ston N SAID District deceaset. and also all
claims ana lie rauds exhibited Ia 0f-e. thereto,
a1d .Ix months from the day Of tho
date hereof reing all0wed by said Court
for that purpose. We do therefore hereby give no
tice, tha- we VIII attend % the business Of our
appointment at the store OF q. P Woods IN Bur
lingt0n. 10 slid District. CT the frs; Mondays OF
June and September mex. at 90 O'Clock D. Il, on
each Of said DAYS.
Dated this sth day Of Mach, AID. 1871.
GoRENz0 WaircoMB : Commissions.
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint.
w ed by the Honorable the PROBATE Court for
the District Of Chttenden, Cor si0ners toreceive
examine and adjust the claims acd demands Of ali
persons. against the estate u John $ Tu1bs lat,
% Colchester, in sait D strict deceased and also A
claims and demands exhibited in ci-et thereto. and
six months frCm the day Of the date herelf hein.
allowed by said tourtiOr that purpose. We there
fore hereby eve notice that Will attend 20 the
business of our appointment az the residences Of
Mrs. Tuhts in the village OF noJski, IN said Dis
trict. On the sec nd TUESDAYS 1. May aud Septein-
Der next az IJ O'Clock A. NJ. on sacn uf aid days
Dated this IN day Of March, A. ID. ISL.
". 2. HERRICk Ovuiil s7l'ueI-
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Or any one wanting anJ thing ia the following lines
We would simply say. row Is your time.
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y the District Court Of the United States for tho
L District Of Vermont. In the matter q ivan
u. Jones. survIving partner u u. bavey 4 &c,
Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy -To whom it may con
cern. The untersisr ed hereby gives notice q his
appointment as assignee Of Evaa D. Jones Of Fair
haven, in the county cf Rutland, and state Of Yer
mont, within said District, surviving Partner II
C. VI. Davey Co, who as been atjl geo a bank
said District.
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PENSIONS.
SOLDIERS OF 1879.

CURVIvING SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of th,
- War Of 1872 ENLISTED or araffsd, who served II
Army or Navy, are by law. nov entitled TO recsiv'
a pc, sion fr, m the URifed States. a. q e rate d
s. per month frO'n February 18th, 1871.
Col. Charles HunsdOn now iLt rested in the firm
Of c. S. Titus & Co., Bankers No. a. State street
Albany, n. Y, will give prompt and pels nal
attention 10 any CLAIMS spplicaticns, placed in
their hands from Vermont. Copies OF the Law, or
any informant desired fur ished. the appliea-
ton Of such toldiers.
CHARLES HUNSDOS.
- State ST.. Albany, N. 7.
a vii
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Get Thing for CostiseneSs.
Dr. Harr.slu's Peris,a.is Lozensos are warranted
~ all eases Il Plies and Fsliia-oi the Rectum, Dys
pcpss. such as Oppression after eating, Sour st3m-
a-h. Splitting % Food, also HeaasoAe, Dizziness
Pain in the Back aad Loius, Sick Headache. Coated
Tongue and Biliousuess. For sale at No. fremont
Temple. Boston, 10y E. A. HARRISON q co. Pro
priotors and by AL Druggists Mailed for 81
cents. HENRY q co.
fsnls elmo. agents.
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SlOG, 5000, $500,
500, 500.

Ma and Female CiBvassing Agents
Wanted On a new monopoly. realizing monthly the
above named SUNS. No Pltent Aedicins or Book
Agencies Either commission or sa aries paid. Ex-
cluEve territory given. Address NYsss a'F'G Co.,
IOi John st. n. Y April 5-tdkw4w
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Dl Convent Linc Unveiled" by
hCGU Edith O'Gornan. Escaped Nun,
whose disclosures thrilling AMI startling. Price
81 20. CosS PUB. Co, Hartford, It.
Apri, 5-td&wiw
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NORTHERN pAClFIcRAiLRoAD 90.


These bonds are secur d, f-f;. hy fir.t u rt-asc
on the Railroad itself is roliinS-st ok. ami all
equipments ts-oHf. ty q First M1rt.h.e or if- en-
tire Land 6ra-t. being marc than twenty-five
Tholsand Acre ol Land O. each mile 90 kutd.
The Blnis are free from United sts-es Tax. the
Principal and Interest sre payable iu Goid-tne
Principal 40 tae end pt Thirty years ani the later
est seui annually, 81 the rate ~ SEVEN ~. ruess
IEyTHs FER CENT per amman.
They are Issued /. deu3CIuAt.o1- u ii.u $50.
gl.ru, 5000 and $4,000
The Trustees under the iiort-.se are Messrs. Jay
Cooke, % Philadelphia, aud o. td-G- Ih0mpsol,
President OF the Feunsy iy11iA Genital ll4Lra1t
Company.
These Northern Pacific $50 Ponds viii at all
times before maturity, be receivable At TEN PER
CEsr. pRUfrH to- .IO. IN exchange Tor tle O. ne
pany's lands 40 their lowest cash price
In aidltioa 90 their absolute SAFETY. these Bonds
yield an income larger, We ho.ieve. than any other
drstc.iss security. Persons hCllin. United states
50 - car. hy connecting them into Northern Pa
cics, increase thslr yearly income one ia.-t- AID
still rayeA perfectly r.li tnle Investment.
HOW To- GET TuEM Your ueares. Eaak or
Banker will supply thee Bonds IN any desired
amount, and % ANY needed denomination fers rs
washing 90 exchange stocks OF other boz ds r these,
car o. 70 with auy Of our gents who vii allow
the highest current price for ALL NAnEzrsBLE 81
CrRiTIEs
Those living i'm localities remote frou- Banks may
send money, or ttle- bonds. direc.ly 90 Us hy cx-
p-ess, AMI We viii cad back rorthern Pac DC
bonds at our own rick, and th0ut cost o. the JIM
weston FJr further information pamphlet, maps,
etc cal or sddr SIS the undersigned, or any #
the Bank OF Bankers emp ot ell 90 sell this Loan.
jay COOKE CO..
Financial Agents.
Subscriptions received ~
MORGAN, KEENE 4 MARVIN,
= " al Street New York
General Agents,
Y. p. NoYFs Banker. Burlington. vsrm ut;
G. ". wQoDnoUSt, Cashier,
{. a. SUMNER,
Local Agents.
Isi,.i grHs
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81. AL8ANs ITEMS.
SARAH s. c. ANGEL,
JULIA II. s. PECK,
For the Committee
Burlington, April 8. 1871.

BafiT .HarFci, Tuesday, .fprH Prizes
ranged from 80 to So cents according to quality.
few extra tubs commanded 80. Shipment.
a's tubs l2I boxes Of cheese were shipped on
cCnsi-n cent
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Patients residing at a distance are hereby
informed that after the FRS, examination Of their
case, they can take the treatment to their own
homes and use it without any pain or Interrupt
ton to their usual business
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STELLA 4. FOGES' ESTATE.
STATE OF v-2u5NG, , The Hon. the Pro
DISTRICT Of cHr7rLSDES S. rst Of C1 i MI
To the heirs ami all persons interested in the cs
tate Of stella A. Fohes, late Of Jaricho, 10 said
district, deceased.
GREETING
w HEREAS, application hath been made 10 thi =
w Court in writing, hy the administrator Of said
estate, praying license and authority % sell the
real estate Of said decreased. Tor the payment Of
deht-, and charges Of admin stratiou, and setting
forth therein the amount 81 debts due II the
deceased the charges OF administration, and the
situation OF the real estate, aad that said land s
suhjec. . a mortgage and that % Is necessary TO
sell said and for the payment OF gad mort age and
that part OF said lana cannot hs sold without in
jury % hose interested 10 the reminder.
NHEREuPOS the said Court appointed uad
signed the 20th day Of April, A. d. ISL, at the
Probate Court Rooms IN said District, 20 hear and
decide upon said application. and petition, aud or
sons interested therein, BY publishing said order
together with the time ana place of hearing. three
weess successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper which circuates in the uei ghh0rhOUd %
those persons Interested sail estate all OF which
publications shall be previous % the day sned
Tor hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified % appear before
said Court, az the time and place assigned then and
there In said Court 10 give bonds the ~ directs
for the pay meut % the Cebts ami charges admins
tratou, and make your oh ectio1s the granting
such license. II you causs.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court Rooms,
this % Oh day q March, A. l--I.
4oE3w TIE. WALES, Judge.
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.sSiC Work, .Fib6My, Frog,

Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and all Southern and West
en Points. 0 slenssu-s and tho Canadas.
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LIRERATInN NOTICE.

ri'IlIS nav certify that | have given my ion,
1 AdOphus 6arrOw his time during tho re-
mainder Of his minority. and shall pay debts Of
his contracting nor claim any 81 his earnings after
this cate. JOSEPH CARBON
March p, ls7l-v3s Essex. VI
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ATTENTION.
Soldiers of 1912 .

(t0NGRESS has enacted a Law allowing pension
" o.s month IN the officers, soldiers auc sea
men Of the OF 1872. who servei sixty DAYS or
more AMI to the widows Of such as have died, and
Who married previous TO 1915.
All claims entrusted 70 care, carefulls and
promptly attended 10, AZ d information furnished.
The attorneys lee IS fixed BY Law st stH.-no
charge made uu ess pension 10 obtained.
START 4 WATSON, Atty's,
Bank Block, Burlington, Vt.
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HAIR WORK.

ssAEEs 90 spassA.
The Mise Bradley,
.r'> Block. College street.
keep constantly on hand, OF make to order
SWITCHES,
CHlGNONS.
CRIMPEn WArERF Ais.
CURLS
FRONT PIECES. ETC.
Conbing made up in the best manner
Also, Hair Jewelry, including Pins, sar ginss,
Chains Sleeve Buttons ana Charms
o. every description.
Parties run no nsk ia elying choice hair
with Us, We % all our Own rsidng
and Mounting, thereby avoiding the risk Of send NJ.
it away All orierl from out town prom pity at
tended 10. Far prices paid Tor hair. We are agents
for Miss Sumne g japanese. rice dressing for the
hair. Mis- }. z. BRADLEY,
Nov. l--dAwu MISS NJ. Y. BRADLEY.
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MORNING. APRIL z, 1871
Free of Charge.

If you are affected with discharges from the
nose, whether Of soft matter or hardened. often
awe Jumps; if you have matter dropping into
the throat, or have to hawk, hem or scrape to
clear it, especially SO mornings if your breath
is offensive if you are easily tired and exhaust
ed. languid and debilitated if you cough more
or less, or hosrse up frequently if your throat
feels as though there is something sticking in
it which needs to be removed if you have pain
over the nose, the eyes, the face or head if
your eyes are weak or watery. your memory
impaired, frequent heavy, drowsy feeling, dir
illness occasionally, and general relaxed state
Of the system II y1u hare either ofthe ADORE
symptoms, you can be sure that you are affected
Gih CatarTh, and lrhich, If not rsmorsd, uiH
surely run you into Consumption
No argument will save you no matter what
DR.. Jones or DR.. Brown says as to its durability;
no matter what your neighbours experience may
have been with patent Catsrrh Cures). if you
are not cured, with every breath OF air you in
hsle the seeds of Consumption.
Waiting till your friend is cured lie another
dangerous speculation for you, for while you are
waiting, is your disease waiting also, Can you
hang up your Cstsrrh like an old coat and have
it men1ei when you are ready, No, sir while
you thus speculate, the precious time is lost,
anl the disease may slip beyond the curing
point, and when you are ready to have it at
tended to. no human skill may be able to save
you.
The durability Of Catarrh by our treatment is
beyond question or doubt We can furnish
abundance of evidence Of radical snI permanent
cures performed by US on parties residing here
and heresbouts, whose words are guarantee in
themselves. Our treatment is painless and can
be usel NJ home without interruption to bust
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NEW LONDON INSTITUTION. n. H. Spring
y Term begins Apri. 5th, ls7l. Three Distinct
Courses.
ls Ladies' C0lleaial Course Designed as a
rracticil ard finished cOurfe OF study.
I'd Classi al course-To prepare young nen to
take high stand in College.
ID Scientfc C0urse-lhs includes Natural Sci
ences Mathematics as advanced as in our best Col
ie=es Modern Languages AID Metaphy sizes Is Il
designed TO meet the wants Of business men who are
n i satisfied with mere knowledge Of BOOkkeepi' 2
and Arithmetic. Nothing IL reqn red which is rot
practicsl. specisl attention is given 70 Physical
culture. mnastics and Cal sihenics and Military
Drill by an experienced army officer.
For further Information apply for circulars and
catalogues to the President y. NJ WILLARD. or
the Secretary. y. T. GREENWOOD, New London D..
n fl. WOW
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Iyc SpAal FHE-A.0ut two Friday morn
ing, some enc passing the Berean Mis-
sion School Building Oh Water street, dis
covered the building to he on fire. An alarm
was promptly given, and the dremeu were soon
on the spot. The Ethsns and Boxers were on
hand at shout tAe same time, and both prepared
TO attach their lose to the neares. Aylrsu-
Tie E-haus subsequently, novel go hyirant
down the bill, delaying them a little The
streams male short wo-s of the IRE. saving
the building with but LITTLE i4-asse.
The dre was uuquostiona5'y ,dc work Of an
iaceaiisry. There had been Ho fire in the
building iiuoe last Sunday. Tracks left in the
sand. sboz p's-aly where sone misoresut Aal
c-arlei under The building, from the rear
The fire was kiulel under the northeast corr
uer, directly under the wood closet, and burn
fu, Though She floor set fire to the wood, and
thence worked up through the partition, TO be
roof The entire damage viii not exceed $50,
which is more than covered by an Insurance Of
SIlo3 The school ro5a was ao- injured ez-
eept by water and smoke, and The school vi
. be heidi init. rs usual on Sunday.