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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

In the Senate, yesterday, a memorial signed
by several thousand citizens Of California, ask
ing legislation to prevent the manufacture and
sale OF Intoxicating liquors, was presented and
referred. The Committee on Finance report
ed bill authorizing the coinage Of twenty cent
silver pieces
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

The Dye Mills, at Hanover, Pa, we're burn
ed on the night Of the 3lst ult. These Valua-
BILE works were quite new, having been built
within the past year. They we're chiefly owned
By Messrs. John and William Young, the for
mer of Hanover, and the latter of Baltimore.
Total loss estimated at about $4,000. This
establishment was doing a prosperous business
10 the manufacture Of havine, yellow dye very
extensively used in colorng calico aud other
fabrics. The fire was accidental. Over twenty
persons, mostly men of families, are thrown out
of employment by this disaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

The Fredericksburg Star says: 1--WE are In
formed that larger acreage Of corn will be
planted in this section this season than has
ever been since the war. The weather nearly
throughout the entire winter has been propi-
tious for blowing. We are also gratiied to learn
negroes are becoming less interested in politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

THE VICTORIOUS EXpANsIoNIsTs In the
Seuate yesterday each succeeding vote added
to the triumphs OF the expansonsts, who car,
ried their point by nearly uniform maj 'riy of
two. It is believed, however, that should
Congress declare for unlimited expansion, as
now seems probable the President will inter
pose his Veto It is remarkable fact that the
premium on gold is less to-day some four or
five per cent, than it was before acy portion Of
the forty-four million reserves had been rciS-
sued Wash. Cor. Of Ball. 41na
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

Gen. Sicklcs, late United States Minister at
Madrid, aud Caleb Gushing, his successor, who
are DOW in Paris. have had an interview. MIR.
Cushing will leave for Madrid on Friday, going
by way of Bordeaux Sickies proceeds to Lon
don, where he will remain some time 10 con-
sequence of sickness 10 his family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
.iSeIFI.S 81 f ES.

4 Ko, a. street front Of the Market, on SAT-
URDAI, april 4th 1874 III II "'cio'k M,
twenty shares of the ALEXANDRIA WATER
CUMPANI'S SrOCA.
mn 3l-td T. ID. FENDALL, Executor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

We are indebted to Gen. Eppa Hunton,
Representative IN Congress from this district,
for a copy Of the Congressional Directory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

The Baltimore American has advanced the
rates of its subscription charges. 1t is now
mailed to subscribers at SIP per annum. The
American is one of the best newspapers in the
country. J ]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

RYMARKS.-Wheat is in fair receipt, and the
market is active and frmer; offerings of 1923
bushels, with sales of red at 49, 1911 It's, 10
l72 and III for good to strictly prime. Corn
is very active with IN upward tendency in
prices; offerings TO- day of POS bushels with sales
of mixed at -, 74and 10 Small sales of Ryo sat IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

ssii$$ The OLD Virginia HuCsE, cnrn.r o.
Ming and Pcyton streets, together with TWO
BRICK DIV BILLINGS adjacent. Possession
given Gil the lSt day Of April. Terms very nod
erate. Enquire on the premises, or u " Vi
CAREY, corner Lo .isiai 4 avenue and 1.h SIS
Washington, ID. C. NH 25-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, March 3l-Cattl'

CEICAGo CATTLE MAEkkT, MhrcN {" I.-CaItIt
receipts $50 head; shiprping grades fairly
active and iiEIn ) 2taSb; far to choice 23a
ST 80; choice to extra feeders 1 - 80 shipments
300 head. Hogs-recclpts Hoo hcal market
less active nnt weak; range 5aSj ~ !or fair to
choice, with u few eXtr: 1T 81. Ard good many
unsod u. the close; shipment, $500 nesd. Sheep
fairly active and steady ; i 5 ass y for choice,
wn u lot Of ezra averaging ~ 1T IS; receipts
40 head shipments 100 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

An act has passed the Virginia Legislature
requiring county judges of the counties of AL
bemarle, King Gcarge, Sussex aud Surry to
submit the question of continuing or repeating
the fehce law to the voters of townships in
their respective counties upon certain conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

The case of J ,h6 c. Henry, charged with
embczzIement, was commC need IN the Unit
States Court at Lynchburr gu last Saturday,
Judge Rives presiding. The total amJuot OF
Henry's detalcation ls $50, PALS. OF which all
has been recovered except s., 2333. 43
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

A dispatch from Melbourne says: Henry
Rochefort and his companions escaped from
New Caledonia By soSin. themselves away in
a vessel bound FIR Newcastle. They have ar
rived at sydney and will proceed to Europe
direct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
L'OR SALE.

SEVERAL LOTS, bounded by Oronoko,
Pcndlcton Patrick AID Alfred streets can be
bought on reasonable terms. Also 501,puU
BRICKS. Apply to
NH - L. FRANCIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

from I.4"3c per 10. = lew spring LHlnDs hr-
rived during the week. Quotn,loi.s are TuSlO
per head, or l55aZDc per ID fer Lambs that will
average about fifty pounds.
II, gs-None offered alive. Dressed Hcgs
were easier q few e1t-u heavy Hogs were sold
y: = per b averaging 1is:zc OF the quo atoms,
with nearly all of tie sales at &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
\TUTRITIvE CREAM FOX TIE HAIR.

This preparation W Il render the hair soft ana
glossy ana prevent liz falling out C"mp1-"d -
It is ., the purest materials, it can be u-"I "'tn
pcrlec. safety and answers all tn" purposes ~
ponades and oils, without producl 4 that gres7-
mess So common to many hair prcpar:t'"ha'
+ = sale By WAKEFIELD u HAIL.
mn - Corner Prince and Fairfax -tf""'',
THE FIRST \ y y l. 4 L MEkllN"
L OFTHE
FALLS CHURCH LAND AND BUILDING
AS,OCI ALTON
will b. held at CruAp's shop, in thi; pIs"c, o."
the SECOND MONDAY IN AFRiL, l9'h ~
:: o'clock j. N.
Falls Church, NH 3O-rotd"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
re e S.ILE OR REsrT

~ FOR EENT-A inrec.storv BRICK
Dr. DWELLING, No. C, on til. east side o.
PIT street, netrS It Paul. Church. Posses sion
given April lst Also OFFICE on Prince st.
Apply to JNO. a. DIXON, No. IS N. Wash.
lngtUn street. NH 1S3ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
n L A K Z II ) + UE 5 \ L &

"
For sale he beautifully situated c,untry-<eat
known as GLARENS, tive miles from Alexan-
drla and IN few minutes walk OF tue H. 49,
o.ngical Seminary and High School. The ali
HOUSE Is .arse and in COCA repair, with ri ne
cessary out. buildings.
The grounds are handsomely laid out, the or
chards are young anu tnlrity ana in iul bcari;g
with lnc varieties OF apples, beaches pears. Nc
Also All abu"dance Of small fruits such ~
grapes, rnspberres ami strawberries in great
variety.
The view is one of he mos: charming in this
country, having conn!ani!Ag views OF the 70
tonlac RIVER, AicXur.dria and the capitol ::
Washington.
For terms and any other information desired
apply to BURKE y uEkBERT, Bankers, AL
eXal.dTa, Va. mia iU-eolm
- FOR PENTHOUSE, on Payne street.
Ea between Duke and Prince; II rooms, water
and gas; now occupied by Mr.. Lan.en. Pcs
session given on tue lo:A day OF March. For
further pas ti'uiars e.I;i1s Q; ~ ,,-vr
NH n Z. cor. King and Washington SIS
Fer SALE-A handsome nav. BRICK
E$; RESIDENCE, in ii=ml:oH Va, about Il
nlI!c> west oi Washington city, on the W. y y.
r. + ocanngc II cars tro.:: Washington. A
delightful SUNNI r rc>!ircce, with AL the mod
era improvements and corvenlenccs with IRON
five to fifty acres OF .snd IL desired. For crcu~
lar aid ph LogrnpA address j. K. TAl LOh,
Hamilton, Louuuua co.. w NH lin
81. FOR RhNT-The DWELLING on the
sEi corner OF Duke and Fairta. streets, t'1rrlcry
occupied oy DR.. Murphy. Apply to
feb IS # K. BELL, Jr.
FONkENT-TAo BRICK DWELLING
E$s HOUSE No. nurth Patrick -, between
hlng ana Cameron, reccAtl. occupied by Capt.
~ kcrscy. Apply 10
feb i~c"tf AND. JAMESON.
- FOR kENr-A SUITE OF ROOMS
Lii With dining room and Kitchen. Apply III
luis office. jail 81,
S FOR i.kNT-The STORE ana u ~ FL
aa LlNG HOUSE rs kins street, n1w otc'.
llci by Mrs G. l.. Simpson. Possession given
on the lSt Of january, 1874 Foe further In!or-
| nation cnquIrc vi
dec 5-ti JND Is. >MOtlE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

Two young men Of M,mphis hold a tenth
and club Of tnty hos! u fifth # the ticket
which drcs the c,pital pr;z: 10 the Louisville
Library drawing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET April L.

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, April L..
The receipts still continue comparatively small,
bat are almost equal to the demand, which, as
yet has never been in excess Of the supply.
Since yesterdays report there have been received
So Shad which sold Mt from basis per hun
dred: so GOO Hc7rings, which brought 12.Sl5
per thou and, and ABOUT Is punches of Rock
and Perch, the former selling ". from 20 TO 25c,
and the latter II: from - ~ l6c Il bunch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

VIRGINIA STATE DEBT The responsibility
of the general government tor the State debt,
because of the partition OF Virginia and the
failure to partition the debt, is perfectly clear
10 US. We see no good reason why the Gov
ernor should have been silent upon this sub
ject. He suggests to the creditors an addition
al mode of recovering part, at least, of their
debt. 1t will lead both the State and its crcdi-
tors to consider the propriety Of calling the at
tention of Congress TO an act as unjust as it
was impoiitic, aud which the American people
have never approved The power that ami
hilated the old Virginia is clearly responsible
tor its just debts. 1t certainly cannot refuse to
consider the legal results Of the partition if re-
speclfuly asked by the commonwealth. We
are sure that Governor Kemper's suggestion
will have is due weight in Congress, aud if
the Legislature will act promptly upon it, and
ask for hearing before that body touching
the partition Of Virginia, some practical re-
suits will no doubt be achieved to our add
vantage.
Governor k"mper deserves the thanks of
the people OF all parties for this effort to place
the State right before the world, and to relieve
the people of some portion OF their present
burdens. State Jomudl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

HORSES BURNT. MIR. NJ. NJ Marmadukc,
of Stafford county, while engaged gu Tuesday
last in burning gras. on his farm the fire Le-
came ungoveruabe aud threatened to sweep
over the ne;ghborhood. He undertook to step
it by blowing near the fire, when his plow
hilchcd under stump, and his horses becom-
ing frightened got tangled up in the gear, fell
to the ground, aud the fire swept over them.
Both horses we're badly burned, and it is
thought that one will die Mr.. Nj. is a hard
working, industrious farmer, and we regret
that this misfortune has bciacn him. Fred.
STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
4 Little "Unpieasailtness."

The interview between the President aud the
representatives OF the South Carolina taxpayers
was is some respects remarkable Incident.
The llou W. d. Porter, the spokesman OF
the delegation, ard Que of the most polished
advocates of the Charleston bar. made calm
suntation of the shocking condition of his State.
The President listened with marked attention
aud replied sIuwly. but with vigor and without
any Of that hesitation which he is said Usually
to exhibit when making u speech. HIS words,
which have not so far bccn fully reported, We're
these:
"Gent'cmcn After listening to what has
been said | do not see that there Is anything
tina; can be done either by the tx culve or the
Legislative branch Of the National Government
to better the COZ diton of things which you
have described. South Carolina has uow
com pete cXistance as u sovereign State, aud
must make her own laws. Ii those laws are
Oppressive 10 her people, II Is very much 10 be
deplored. Blu; what is the cause OF the evils
10 your State, my be a question worth consId-
trirg. Whether part ot that cause Is not due
to yourselves; whether II is not due to the ex-
IRENE views which you have held; whether
your own action has not consolidated the uon-
tax paying pur.iou Of your community against
you. are questions which leave Tor your own
cou>i l.rallvn. feel great sympathy with any
people who arc badly governed and overtaxcd,
as is the case 10 i yuisluna aud as also seems
to be the condition f South Carolina. But L
will say TO you canddly (hrrc the Presidents
manner hardened vislb!y), that while | have
watched the proceedings of your Taxpayers
Convention with 10 littlc Interest, portion Of
my sympathy has been absiracted by the pc
rusal OF certain speech delivered during its
deliberations, lby enc Gary, an ex-Coutedcrate
soldier, vier aud more slanderouS than any.
thing | have ever experienced before, even
among my worst enemies in the North--a
speech more bitter in lis personality and false
hood than anything have ever seen, even 10
the New York Sun"
Here the President paused. His visitors
were completely taken aback by his words, aud
sill, more by the unpleasant vchemencc with
which they were uttered. Several Of the dele
gates FASTENED to explain the circumstances
connected with the speech, bu! their expIana-
tons seemed TO fall UNDECIDED. The President
met everything that was said with some fresh
reference to the irritating subject. | quote his
words 10 rcjondcr to the representations of one
delegate
Il have never seen a speech equal to it in
maliguty, viIcness, falsity, and slauder. When
l think it, can scarcely restrain myself. .
As this very painful and embarrassing inter
view closed Mr. Porter vcnturcd to suggest
that it was hardly just to hold whole COM
munity who were seeking relief from intolera-
BILE oppression responsible for the improper Ut
terance Of single Individual. But the remon-
Strance was scarcely Doticcd by the Presi dent,
and the delegation sadly and silently withdrew,
panied and deeply moriicd.-N 7. Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. Last Monday af.
teruoou, Calvin Edmoustpn young mau II
or Is years of age, who resided with his
father at Laurel, Maryland accidentally kill
ed himself. 1t appears that about , p. ID.
he called TO his brother, who was visiting next
door, and asked hin to 80 with him to the
meadow to shoot robins His brother excused
himself BY informing him that, according TO an
agreement, he must 60 to Mr. L. NJ. Iouug's,
(uow engaged in the Pension bureau aud put
up some window shutters Calvin took his
gun aud started alone. and had been gone only
few minutes when his brother aud a young
lady were called to his side by an UNUSUAL re-
port from the gun, aud which, it was ascertaiu-
ed, had burst in the act of being discharged
Calvin was carried home by the brother and
young lady, and he died 10 abou, tivcs minutes.
Wash. Req.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

,G FOR RkNT-The DWELLING on the
s,:i corner OF UuN: and FairiaA streets tJrlacr.y
occupied oy DR.. Murphy. Apply 10
fr., Is Il l. BELL Jr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.-Rec"ipts Of
all kinds of Cattle At the various ya'd4 during
The week ending March 80 were s-27 berve., 30
Cows. SO Voals Ii, 80 Sheep and Lsmbs and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

For kENT-TAo BRICK DWELLING
E:s HOUSE No. nurth Patrick ~, between
hlnG and Cameron, reccAti. occupied by Capt.
NJ. kcrscy. Apply 10
f,b ! rolf AND IA IESDE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

- FOR kENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS
ii.s with dining room and Kitchen. Apply III
luis Oliice III -.
, 1874-07-30
PRIVATE BANK SUSPENDED.

gpesfdi Ubpateh to Tho Chteaao Tribune.
Daukiug Company. doing hnsinoss at No. a1s
Chestnut street, to-lay closod It's office and BH-
pended oporatlons. It will bo remembered that
when a1r. Harrison 0rambo suspended last yoar
he malo arrangements with the majority Of bis
creditors to atart buBlaoss again, he giving thon
lhonda to pay 60 pes cent Of his deb!a. Several
nrplttors refused to aeoept thoso terlns, and
ono Of them. u MIR. Gorfis4, commenced Bpit
against him IL recover 81 200 which lo had gwen
1lr Qerrisll won His suit, getting Judgment tor
tho Whole amount with intorest. Tic establish
nlont Has fitted up most olaborately and Grambo
hnd recommended business bnt q ahort timo,
Nothing Ia known ~ to how much ia tic eutiro
At very high tigure
, 1874-07-30
INSURANCE NEWS r


Tho public las been warned at uurnbar1oas
times to beware Of tho .gents that swarm tho
city soliciting insurance, 1t ts a. wel-known
fact that large number of these pereons' arc
bumn,ers, doad-boats, and swindlers, who can
not make living In any respectable way. Bill
people will give them their insurance, Whokhor
thoy know them or not, only to ind out, in case
Of fltc. that thoy have fallen into the hands OF
unscrupulous acalpors. ANY one who insuros
his property should sco to 1t that The agent, Oh
we'll a. the company, is known to be responsible.
Ihare are mauy.agents who pretend to represent
companies that have gone out Of ex-
tatencs, OF that mover e1isted, and
this sort OF sHindling Ia not found
ont until q fire OCCURS. III this way a largo
numpef Of the poor people who lived On Third
anti bonrtn avenues and havc bcen burned out
oy tue hra % tho l4th have boon taken IN. They
whom they did rot Know, ID tho National Insur-
sHco Company Of. Hannibal. This Company was
formerly represented in this city BY Snyder Il
s Yasf s3 ne SsE Essn up tue % M spcs nee
Company had notified them at that time that It
wna inHolgent, but that they omitted to mako tho
matter public for fear !. might hurt them. Tho
yienSy Iy who appea to shi4 agonoy were told to 60
who now represented tho Company. Dr.. Wiss
told tho insured that lo lad nothing to do with
tho Company, Which Was tnHolyont. but that he
represented number of tho Rtocltlto1dars Ii tho
concorn, who had not yet paid up ali thsir atoeix
and who Wonld like 10 get rid OF their lndabkel.
ness by settling with the parties burned out In
the lato fro bat, tho amount lpBt in Tho f}ro
amounts to nearly $20, ,0u0 ho could nav no mora
than 25 per cont. II they ware sat3sAed win
this nusn, ho would take tlelr papors and proofs.
aud Hend them to tha ssockholdesa.
It AaB been ascortained that tho Company
las done no business Bince January, aud
that 1t has no assota; htlll, 1t bus not
gono into bankruptcy, and the insured
wore left in Ignorance Of 10 insolvency. BnyleI
l. ABay aro not entirely blameloaa ln thiB INIT
tor, AZ they should hayo malo known tho fact
that they threw up the agency on account Of tho
insolvency OF the Company, A number Of tho
victims hayo engaged LIT. Philip 6toin to prose-
cute their claims, and legal steps will DO imme-
diAto]y takcn.
THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,
The Chicago board OF Underwriters hold
another mesting yesterday afternoon for tho
purpose Of taklng moro effective rnoasutoa in
regard to preventing lircs in tlts city, ~ .re.
qnaatea by the National Board. Tlo only im
porlant measures adopted weta reaolutl0nat to Tho
affect that the height OF parapek walls batwnen
buildings must bo y feet; in Case of q falling
short, Ii contn will DO charged, , :.
misunderstanding establishments muat hAgo
watehnen With Tata}s clocks, Or aiao 50 cents
will bo nddod to tha iusuranco. !
, All ordinary. storage warehouses; must hpvn
iron shutters On all Outside opanings, front aud
roar.
These resolutions will GO into effect Dot. Tor
, 1874-07-30

cngluc was wrcnchod from its .plaoo, md othol
blight damngo was lone the machine. 1iopeA wort
procured aud the |ongine drawn: from tho piaet
aud taknn to tho shop Of tho Dabooek Mannfxol
turing Company for repair. THO mao]lino is tho
now Colo engine, rocorltly triod at tho foot OF
Adams stroet, No. 1T Ia tho 8amo COMPANY
which, lost M enuinn On Fourth nyauuo during
ths late groat Ars, and liz momhorH aro foolin9
very bluo ovor tlils last tnfsfortune. y, -
(" MILWAUKEE AVENUE. - :; p !
A fire occurred yestsrday afternoon at so'otoot
In tvo-ntory framn buitding, No. 1td3 h1lwaut
kco nyonuo, oEnod md occupied by Horny
a1aboo M u htaoksmlth-shop and tlwolling This
fire communicated to threo adjoining: bulidingd,
aud all wore destroyed. "aiahaa'a losa Ia 81 900
no insurance., No. 1191 was a. two-atovy
franc, owned BIZ Lnwranoo Goodyear, and [occ,i-
pied BY Henry Phillips ia a boot and shoo atord.
Loss On building; 81 900 ihBurod Tor n: nimi,ar
amount In tho Tiro Association OF Philadelphia,
'Loaa on stock, $500, no inaussuce. ! Nd.
1147 was o :, two-story briok building,
owned by John Landwchr; and oco1-
pied by. Ado'ph Ltmko: nB drug.storo.
Loss On building, 81 1900 insurance unknown.
Loss on stock, R500;,. no insurance. A franc
barn In tho toar Of No. 1147 waa also burned.
Tho own6r ;ts absont In the country. Mo- 1910
WAS damaged to tho extont Of el0o. It was 3D.
eeupied BY Fred Waskow a. a grocery and Sd
loon; fully insured. -
The origin Of the fro was dofoctiye dre.
, 1874-07-30
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Anotnon c'ear caao OF inoahdlarfam came 70
the aurface last evening. At 8;15 O'Clock az, en-
.ployoin one Of the numerous shops in Holmes
i Piat.,s larro block, nm tt,c ao,,tboaat oor,,or
- ~. %, THysns.- "s' oo'Hol
VI t4sse sna deAesSoa ssseess' SAY q
man husrieuly rush out Of tho door
on tho frat 1oor and disappear around
tie corner. He did not give tia mattor ,nv
eoiIoaa as1'u''oa lo1 nomenR' DUE '"heh no
SAW aamea breaKth8 out IN tho roar portion OF
the floor, he kneW that tue pIaco LRd boen 1lrcd,
and nulosy gayo tho alarm, which was tole-
graphed from Box 514 ut $40. Tho damaeo to
ENG nnl!a1pR aaa contents was sliGhti e2oo will
probably cover It,. The police woro notified Of
the occurrence. =.