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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-02-04

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zeal pleasurs.E1oEirz - Es d thas Is VII
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NOTICE

IN obedience to an order II ssle Issued
fOm the Circuit Court Of Washington
comfy, Tennessee, at it, December Term
1874 10 favor Of Samuel Miller and
against James Miller, for four hundred
aud ninety three dollars AID eishty cents.
l will cell at tie Cart Hoase door 30 the
TOM Of JCnesbor5, TO tie highe.. bidder
fH cash ia hand on tie
18th Of February 1915,
the land descnbei 10 the Levy to wit al
the right, title, claim and inteIest,tbst tie
said james Miller has IA and to a Ger.
tain trpct Of land. said TO contain one
hundred and City seHS. more 0 less, the
and upon which POlI Watson vas living
at his death 90 Cherokee Creek, Washing.
ton County, Tennessee, district No. 3.
and adjoining the lands Of Eph-am Mur.
ray and Others. to asify tie b5ye s!sim
the cost will be required ~ be uaii 10
cash On day Of sale, or no sale eill he &c.
ported. Tbs Jsaaay Hh. 1875.
K. u. YOUNG, sh'F.
Jsn.l4-wi.gfs5.
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Scrip Book WgEr1hOps AL Dr1riw
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Alarge collection OF pictures Of differ
enr size ard on almost every conceivable
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envelope, and are bow offered ~ q price
intended TO make them popular In every
sense.
Envelope No. D, containing - beauti-
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agents and teachers.
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Society 4 cJ.4eI1rs Nithgut tar Or f.
,or. .ni makes itself ielt in tie Hgms,
Of tie People ?. q TsEer for Q Cd
TIE GREAT HOUSEHOLD Nagar;ue
Of aneTi-z. = Hors thoroughly identified
with ite Iepls ia tAeir Home ssd Secial
Life than aby cher PeHsdIcil in tie
country.
DEBORAH NORMAN: he, work sid
hef reward" 4 new serial stofg b. T..
:. AEIuUR will Il c-nne-esd IN Jan
uarv.
FIFTY YEARS AGO; crihs ai.5 e
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CHAscEEY ALE or A y
Ia1e Brvy
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Z. 3.

p D. 7-4sl
Pursuant 10 4 d=cree 0gtt~ Cb4-eerv
CsIrJ az JgL@50ro- Wl-hfrk rau Coma Y
Tennessee. at Isl &0vrnsar TemT III
l1 Ita above cI1s ! w5! c- .5. ~.
- ,hs highsf hlItsr - The CgzF5 House
Ia tAs iowa 81 s5-@5o,1 O tie
9th day Of February 1875,
che iT1 EMAIL tracts Of l-1 rre1-
aal d.ease4 10 she -pI=aI.lzs alI az
t1-he3 ilth-s cause. lying u Wa
Ton COG1-T. Tennessee. civil I--- So.
l. near gle Lo-,A % Jockey Greek. esu-
tz-aiE- % ae-es more OF o. linz
-h- SAM land Conveyed By JJhl~.U Moore
% sail 2. 3. sLefieV. sad Had ElIi be
tC.I % = crea. o. one and too --1r.
and il bar Ofth- Equity 81 ~ 11.
The purchaser wll BIZ ge1l-.eI 70 xiv.
No--- aud approved .-.1.i-v for -g
purchase money PAYABLE il to equal
.~lss4lmtl-s barring ll-sse.. !-9m date.
January -.sr 1875.
EF.sElNGLE. c. r.
5slzIr4yfi5.
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ARTHUIS'S
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Noy-aEsiDEytS oTIeF
william NuI=r-.r,



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III gri,t-
A.. NEIaEbik ~ ~ LNE-yrr7a
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b. rad tDr iarr gees- To- -h-
btsralI AM frlaG-el lrerp publ
20 il sEs town ~ JOl-cro. Tennessee
C8gt Ing alil =1t defendant o.
rzTF%lr before or .lI Ctl-eerv Cg4s.
90 the f-h Monday % va next AMI
make Biz .eIer -g C1-up.L-lA-Gs bll or
IE- same wli b. taken III. confessed q.
90 lEl lld set fJr bearing. ezbL--e
W.-a B. r. Sufl-I. C.-r1 ana Ma
Ger % tlii CD-rrl 40 Office i4 J9ae.1g.of.
IAls tas 18th hay Dt ls-li1ss. ls.f.
ff B. r. SHINJLE, G.. L II.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
TIE insolvency u the Estate OIL. v.
shown. Dec assd. having been suggesi-
ed % tEe COInty Court ol Johnson Co.
AL Dersaus having eiaims against said
eatate. arr notified 10 appear and file the
sarae. authenticated in the m4nuer pre-
scrbed by Law. on or before the 9Th day
Of June 1875. Ihis 9Th day OF October
1874.
JOHN CROSSW HrTE.
J. =. SHOW =.
Administrator.
jaU7wiPGj.
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N0TE.-We win take pleasure in fur
uishing Shippers with any Information
they may require regarding the state Of
our maSet. or Si other business matters.
Stencils and Price Current foTwar-
ded. tsee Of charZe. 1n application.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

4 Z, IaeS=on. u. william v. Raxser.
At-yli--rl-er &c. aaI OILERS.
n CSe@ry Court az g1-=-bOr0-
Nashfpgtol C9uLty TeraH n .Ls-
e1nsg Z EEelrJug from tLe xlkcadals
I- e1E s.-1L.s hll ;LaE $50 Csrae de-
tslttLts s9-Vri : Rob 4 = BAle snd r..
}. u. LeEans N E.L%ar4 Cttl- Srz-e
81 I~enEg-sees lr h iisssegore crT-aei
slaE -4AEz-all BE- made for t3lr .re-
etsFSe peks ia s-HsT4ng aasTs
51z : teu eyer t-1isEtI f1tf fbTh
y 41aessogo IsLI-. SAL ~
i-Ltari, u 1Dge4F before OR All CzaE
eat s-ts
p-1lal-s bll. % the sane EsIl fe taken
or cel I - go thea and .et TO-
Ia IA lys. 7yia$ aB F.ss ~
~. cFTtafa Gast% - A cor N
81 y1u--10rg tAa THE I7.L day OF
Dsee-.er. l-1t.
B. T. sW-SGLE c. < Y.
Dacisis7fr fy1
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Hess. Rogers & Chambers. Phiia Bar
crOa d CO., Phila Jacob HieESi& Co.,
Phiia ; sitter. Price & Co.. Phiia First
NatiOnsl Bank, Phila; Pfohl & sfoctcu
Salem, y. &. Itodgin. Hinshsw d 60.
Winston. y. g.. II. W. d. r. Lindsay
High Point. y. T.; !. g. & II. q. W0of,
E,tilhilie. Va ; Ja-es II. DOsser.& Co.
Jonesboro', Teuu.
Jnly7ly.
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NOTICE.

Nm"
IL O5sdisues to IN order Of sale
ls1ed hom tie C..cz;. C,1t q. is De-.
center term 1874, a1i IN favor IS
AggEstEs Faneri.k9 Z. against u. Il. Tsr
lor saI WIN. H.. Tayl5Tfr c-s Laa4re3
ard lLirty-sevea dollars AID e.zaly-ves
cents. / rin ell al ,as Court Hu
dOor ia the tsEa Of Jonss5oro', Wa.
ington county. Teanes-e. On tie
18th day Of February B7j,
tx czh i. hand 70 The LigLe: bdIsr eli
tie right. title. cl4im aaI interest tAs.
the aii Wm. H. Taylor has in aud to
a certain trze; Of land sing il .aiI csun-
IL and State afyrs aid. dlstriss 70. 9
and adj9ining the lands Of Em. Miller
,e9l) dsyJ aud Wm. Crisp and P. p. G.
Selsgn aud others, to satisfy tie eb5ye
claim. This 18th of JaDuay 1874.
Z. II. YOUNG, 81 &.
JanIlEjp'Sj.
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CHANcERY SALE OF LAND.
Samuel wattepbargsF, ct. al.

Humphreys. e., Al

DaSiV Co -.
Pursuant 10 a decree Of .he Clsueery
Cosrs at JoHesboro'. at its November
Term 1874. ia tbs Above cause. / viil
offer for sale 10 Tie higbss, bidder st tie
Court Eease door. in the tom Of jones'
bo.e', Tsnhesse, Oh the
Goth day Of February 1875,
tho tract Of land mentioned and deseikel
In the pleading and attached in this cause
lying IN Washington County. Tennessee.
in ciyiI district, No. 8. containing l2s
acres ana knCEs a. the Daab tract aid
sdjOiping .be lads OF Daniel Amoll. Ct.
al. said hand wi Be sid for cash 10
Land. January 18th. is75.
B. + SWINGLL. r d u.
Jsa,ItHifS.
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CTATE or TENNESSEE
y ChaEeery Cart at E.zIbe;h;on.
Deboy Floyd.
".
q Y 8. LIN e. IL

$50 "
Ii this cause II appearing from tie a.
lsZasioa IN the bill, which ball Is sr9ra
70 that ths Defendant II. K01e. Chas. u.
Reao and VIZ. S. Reno, are boa-resi,
dents Of he State OF TsDnessss. It Is
therefore ordered :iat ~pabliation ts
mxie for feur c~rasca:ivs Hssn IN the
HERALD AND TEIBUSE. a heKsgapef
Published 10 the tom Of J01esb0T0' Ten.
Be@es, notifying said D9n>Fssilsa1 70 ~.
pear before he Chanesry Court At EIizg-
beibtop. on tie Pad Monday u February
1ezt. % answer OF otherwise make de-
fence 10 said bill or the fsme will te
taken az confessed and sst for hearin 2
,r.pare as to them. THIS II day d
Jan. 1875.
JOHN c. SMITH. c. & ".
Jno. W. TIp:on. Pain 4 F.eisLer. a.
t0rneys ior Conplaniants.
jsa.1isipriSj.
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At a Cos! Of Is Gents a Part.
Parts I. IL and III are J1=; Published.
The Art journal.

Reproducing tie bal iIIl-gsZe Illus
tra-iJLs from the earlier volumes
81 The AiJUe.
Zach molsAIy g4rt viii contain six
superb Plates rttL acc9m1aEy,lZ de-
erlptive batter, aud whether .g- binding
~ framing. VIII b. entirely beyond com
petition iI Er.c- or artistic cbarserrr.
livery igprr ion viii b. most carefully
taken GA ias tLest toned paper, and 10
palms VII b. spared % mas this the
richest production Of q pres which t1,
son. 30 a mzT-lera. slJIt time. 2
wgriI-WiIe reputation.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-24
The TiltOn-Beecher Tiial.
New York, April 80.

New York, April 80.
There was marked decrease in the
number of spectators this morning at the
Beecher trial Mr.. Cleveland took his
place on the stand, and was handed pa
per. He said
gave this power of attorney to Shear
mau since Thursday of last week when
testified before l said l did not know where
it was; this is correct, because then it had
gone out of my hands; supposed when
it would be proper to introduce this paper,
it would be introduced; / went from Bos-
ton to the White Mountains on the 4th of
September, and prior to that the commit
tee had made its report, on the 2Sth of
August, think; Moullon had made his
long report then, but | do not remember
the date; before going to Boston heard
that second statement was 10 preparation
by Moulton; this paper was subject to dis
cusson between Beecher and myself !;
before ! left the White Mountains
heard the report was another assault on
Beecher, and also that it was
in response to the charge of blackmail my
visit to Boston had no reference to making
an arrangement to supersede this state
ment +; my visit there under the instruc-
tons from Beecher, was TO hear no expla-
nation in regard to these charges until
what Mr.. Moulton and Mr.. Tilton had said
would be withdrawn absolutely in my
visit to Boston did not expect by any ar
rangement to put a stop to the statement !;
my visit to Boston was simply to hear
what Mr.. Redpath had to say, or any of
the gentlemen | was sent there to see
what all the telegraphing to him meant,
and said he would have nothing to do with
any accommodation or settlement until
Moulton and Tilton Withdrew absolutely all
that they had said against his moral char
acter did not expect to meet Mr.. Tilton
or MIR. Moulton in Boston.
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New YORK STOCK ana money ruarkst.
LATEST MONETARY,

"Aihnl hONhTAkr.
NEW YoRK, April %
Money easy at 2k@3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Is quoted at A. to G
per cent.
Sterling exchange Is quoted rs strong and
advanced to 4ss@49l.
Gold opened at ll5all5s and advanced to
1885 in response to London alvlces and engage
ments Of specie for shipment.
Borrowing rates were nat and per cent.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day, s2i,-
$4,000
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
100000.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to s2i0,-
coo.
Government bonds are quoted us active and
strong.
State bonds are quoted as being quiet and
steady.
Railroad bonds are quoted as being strong
and in late dealings improved In prices.
Events in the stock exchange to-day were
quite important, the share and bond markets
showing further Improvement. The advance in
the ruling mortgages was quite q feature of the
days business, and reflects the investment OF
the capital before alluded to. The advance In
mortgages OF Pacific companies was general
and very decided in some cases. The advance
also extended to the bonds OF such companies
as the New York Central and Chicago & North
western. In the share market stocks OF the
different Pacific roads continued In favor and
were all higher, the advance In some cases
being equal to 1@21s per cent. Union Pacific
led the list and rose from 76% to 7sas the
highest figures were made for stock The rise
was stimulated by reports that the new con-
tract with the Panama railroad would add
largely to the annual earnings, probably as
much as 100000 While the Panama was guar
anteed 1900 per month on through business,
and the Pacific Mail would also be the gamer.
Kansas Pacific was prominent In dealings and
rose to 81 for common and 80 for preferred.
Missouri Pacific rose to 52i and A. & P. to 16H
Panama was firm at 143@145.
The transactions in stocks to-day aggregated
$4,000 shares with the principal dealings as fol-
lows:
Erie, 1850; Lake Shore 80, 100; Northwest
ern, 5000; Pacific Mail 2O,ICO Western Union,
$500 Wabash, $500 Union Pacific 1890.
Gold closed at ll5A@1l5as.
Money ranged at 2k@3 per cent.
Government bonds are quoted as active and
strong.
state bonds are quoted as being quiet and
steady.
Stocks active and weak except Union Pacific
which was strong.
The following are the closing quotations:
TWnere blanks occur there were M nids1
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in public and in the presence of their
teacher. We do not know positively that
the Kissing was from the pupils, bnt It had
that appearance. Whoever did it, II was
certainly something that should not have
been allowed in civilized audience. When
Rutland has another spelling match and in
vites strangers to participate in it, a circu-
lar should be issued assuring them that they
will be free from insult.
After a few more words had been missed
it left four members of the high school and
seven of their opponents "Empyrian"
and "abscision" left only five on the citi'
liens side, and "sylogism" deprived the
school of Miss Pages assistance. Every
word spelled correctly was received with
great applause. "Prejudiceal" retired Miss
Glazier of West Rutland. 'Condecension"
was Miss Bailey's blunder after spelling
many harder words correctly, leaving Miss
May Southland on that side. "Syllableica-
ton" was too much for a journalist whose
chance for prize had been very good.
mctempsychosis was missed by Miss South
ard and spelled correctly by Miss Worces-
ter amid storm of applause. "Clerisity"
was the way John Merrill spelled it, leaving
Miss Worcester pessessor of the first prize.
"Cimss," meaning bedbug, was given
her, and she replied that she was not ia
milar with bcdbugs, but on guess would
spell, "Cymice."
Miss Worcester was the possessor of
the first prize, John F. Merrill of the
second, Mr. Evelyn Mussey of the third,
and Miss Southland of the fourth
Mr.. j.. w. Reddington, one of the
judges, then made remarkably 'pat"
speech, congratulating the victors on their
prizes, the vanquished on the hopes they
had INDUCED, and the audience on having
passed very enjoyable evening.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-24
A Rutiander IN the Troy Police
Court.

During the session of the police court,
Friday morning, small man with very
florid complexion walked into the court
room very much under the influence of IL
quor, and, upon taking front seat, re-
marked to detective Squire, I'm here"
Squire-Whats your name?
Small man C. IL. Waidro.
Q.-Where do you come from
Al live in Rutland, do, where lem-
perance reigns supreme.
Squire-I think you are drunk.
Justice Conway (desirous of upholding
the Vermont liquor law, and of Furnishing
all Vermonters who come to Troy to get
drunk Squire, hold up your right hand
Esquire did so and promised to ten the
truth is the man drunk
Ayes, Dir. -
Justice-Well, don't propose to have
any Vermonter come to Troy without his
having an opportunity to inspect all public
buildings. I'll send him to Jail until he gets
sober. (To prisoner What did you say
your name is?
A.-Thats all right, judge you don't
want to know anything bout me, do you
My names nothing l ha'n't got any.
Justice-Take him over, officer.
Small man-Say, felers, I'll go but yc
han't seen nothin' of SAP Wooster, hev
ye?
The small man went over.
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A Long Term.

NEW York, April %.
In the Hudson county court, New Jersey,
Frederick Klennen, convicted recently OF
stealing the funds Of the Hoboken savings
bank, while cashier, and escaping to Eu-
rope with 100000 in United States bonds,
was brought up for sentence. Previous to
sentence he was arraigned on eleven indict-
ments for forgery on the bank, to which
he pleaded non vult. Judge Hoffman SEN
fenced him to ten years Imprisonment on
each of the eight indictments. and two
years each on two Others IN addition to
that on which he was tried, the sentences
to run together, making ten years impris-
onment
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Great preparations are making for the
proper celebration of the 9th anniversary
of the founding of the order, by the
lodges of that section, at Fort Edward,
on Monday, the Goth inst. Whitehall
Lodge No. is making arrangements to at
tend in body. All the other lodges in
the county will also turn out in full num-
bers. The services will be under the aus
pces of the Jane McCree Lodge No. 267,
of Fort Edward. The following are the
lodges in that section; Whitehall Lodge
No. 8, Salem Lodge No. As, Arcturus
Lodge No. So, Washington County Lodge
No. l05, Union Village No. 253, Hopkins
Lodge No. 159. An address will be de-
livered by the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, at
the Bradley Opera-house, at 2 o'clock p.
M, thus enabling those from Rutland who
wish to attend, TO leave on the $50 o'clock
train, a. M, end return on the o'clock,
N ~
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More Raids in Texas.
NEW York, April 30

NEW York, April %.
Dispatches from Brownsville and Corpus
Christi, Texas, give additional installments
of outrages by Mexican raiders. DR.. Low
ell, an old prominent Texas citizen, was
surrounded in his house near Carrldzo on
the 10th inst. by eleven MeXicans and muir
dered. A man named George Hill, while
hunting horses on the 10Th inst, came upon
a camp of Nexicans who murdered him.
Two Mexican citizens of Texas were re-
Gently murdered in the presence of their
family. Cattle are being stolen, rancheros
are moving into the towns, travelling has
almost stopped, and business is very much
depressed. From reliable information al
most every rancho not burned is crowded
with armed MeXicans, as many as fifty to
sixty at some. For what purpose they are
there is not known, and how many more
doubtful characters are concealed in the
thick chapparal, which affords safe re-
treat, it Is hard to say A crisis is close at
hand.
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VILLAGE OF RUTLAND-ANNUAL
MEETING.

The legal voters OF the Village OF Rutland are
hereby notified that the annual meeting OF said
village viii be hello at the Town Hall, on WASH
ing on street, on Wednesday, April 18th, 1875,
at O'Clock p. M, TO act on the following BUSH
ness:
I. To elect by ballot Moderator, Clerk, Treas
urer Collector Judge or the Municipal
Court and seven Trustees, one from each
Ward.
y To hear the Report OF the Trustees, Water
Commiss toner's, and Chief Engineer.
3. To choose Water Commissioner.
4. To choose n Chief Engineer, First Assistant
.. To choose an Auditor.
6. To see II the village will vote to raise a SUI.
nclent amount OF money, by tax, by VII
lage Bonds, or In any other manner
thought proper, to pay the Village indebt-
edness.
2. To see II the Village will provide q suitable
Fire Alarm.
s. To see II the Village will vote TO reimburse
William clifford for damages sustained
by the overlooking OF the sewer on School
street.
.. To see II the Village viii alter or amend any
OF Its BYLAWS or Ordinances, or make
any new Bylaws.
10. To see II the Village Will vote tax TO pay
the debts and current expenses or the
year ensuing.
H. To transact any other business necessary.
Polls will be open from until O'Clock p. IN.
q. Il. BoTTUM, CLEKK.
Dated Rutland, April II, 1910. aprl9dtd
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12k9i2x for western long clear; i2S for
900 city packed shoulders in bulk at 9k@VSc;
1000 city packed hams In bulk at PKG i2Hc.
LARD-The market is quoted lower and quiet.
Sales OF 900 tierces prime steam spot at 1875
1850 tierces for May at 10 13-lGaibE 1900 terces
tor June at 15I@15 15-1Gc; 1850 July at lG a
10 fi-I6c.
BUTTER-The market is heavy. Sales at 12a
15c for western l5d22c for state l5a22c for
new western 22a27c for do state.
CHEEsE-The market Is steady at 10@l6sdc for
common to prime.
SREDS--Linseed quiet.
WnIsKRy.-The market is quoted as being
1rmer at 81 14L(ail5
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to THE GLoBE.l
Fire nj Bennington.

BENNINGTON, April 80.
About two O'Clock this morning fire
broke out in George Benton IL Sons paper
mill on Main street. The west mill, ma
chinery and stock were entirely destroyed,
and considerable damage was done to the
east mill and several adjoining houses,
The loss will amount to 100000. The in.
surance on the building, machinery and
stock is $31 ,000 The origin of the fire
cannot be ascertained. A.