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National Republican., 1878-10-25

Law School Of Georgetown Uni
versity.
us STREET NORTHWEST.
FACULTY.:
REV. 2. ,. HEAI.EY, 4 j.,
President
CHAs. W. HOFFMAN, Ii. d.,
Dean and President OF Moot Court
HON. RICHARD I. MERRICK, LII. D.,
Constitutional Law.
HON. HALBERT L. PAINE, ILL., D.,
Evidence Pleading, and Equity Jurisprudence
MARTIN r. NORRIS, ILL., d,
Common Law, Real and Personal Property Crimes
and Misdemeanors.
Academic year begins hrst Wednesday In OCTO-
Btlt and continues until June.
Lectures and other exercises are held at early
hour IN the evening" TO meet the convenience those
attending.
TERMS; ~ per annum, or $50 for the two years.
Attendance on lectures SO per annum. Payments
received In monthly installments, In advance,
POST GRADUATE COURSE
In details OF practice and advanced branches open to
holders Of diplomas from this any other approved
school, thirty dollars per nnnum, including the right
Of elecnE 70 pursue any or all other studies of The
ocI.@ VIM HENRY DENNIS, Secretary.
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1910 GREAT 1910
PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE

r,, IEMNsYLLXASIA R9UTE E;,r,,n-,
BaSHh ERfE s5hah RAs EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WHsHiNGToN, s Il ts from Depot,
For nf5 Psg ssh and and as ia Sws M daily with
littyburg 70 Cincinnati. 81 Louis, and Chicago;
SoSRE Nb T'b FofSSc FfSs fSf e SfiGfsS
For CnnandaiEa, Rochester, BulIalo. Niagara Falis
9d '1s PS ESrh .Ts a % e r. dar roS ssSPt
Lock Haven anu Elmirs at io;iOa m daily ex'
For New York and the East. i;t' n m, and eso p m.
PRES Pullman Psriof Cara S:Oa u. daily. sE.
For aiooEyPs New York, all through train, eoDnse!
ins doaSle ierrisse and journey across New YORK
Sunday, with sleeping Cars kUhi Washington 70
boston.
For s $ & s g. daily MI daily sHSD fHnfsy EsS
pre- sS a. m - daily except sunday; an, .,c
p m daily, except sunday.
For Popes Creek Line GS5 a IN. and to 2. m. daily
For % knnapoiis, o S;S m and "a tp m daily crcep,
AIEWXXSbEIA AEn WSHsRfN Rhy
Ton RAILROAD. -
For Asna"Gr,s ar al 9ioiS H. a @ IN "a ~ acS SS ~
For Richmond and the south. so and IOJ III. daily
and s:l0 y N. daily, except Sunday a
On SUNDAY sun a. a =. 6: and 10 an a m and S a. aI H. "
comm odat.ons can be procured at iho cicss~norih
cast corner OF Thirteenth street and pennsylvania ay
yania avenue and at lie depot where orders can ba
en for the checking OF baggage " destination noIn
L. i, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
IRANk THOMSON. General Manng cr. npl ual
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REAMEls d DOWNING.

UPIiOLSTERER,S.
And manufacturers all grades OF Mattresses,
No. .oJ II street y. w, Washington, ID. c.
Loose cover cutting specially. AL orders prompt
ly attended IT, iyll.Ilni
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.

The spacious buildings Of this College are located at
NEW WINDSOR, ,MARGLAND-three hours ride
byml from Washlngton.in one Qf the most beautiful
and healthfll parts OF Western Maryland. II has q
null corps Of competent aud experienced professors.
The course OF study is designed TO give Thorough cd
ucaon In all branches including ancient and modern
languages There Is also u preparatory department
Terms MODERATE.
Parents or guardians In washinaton having youth
70 educate invited to visit the College and learn OF
It's advantages confer with it, Pro Of History,
Rev. JOHN CHEsTER, ID. D.. No. l26 u street south
east Washington ID. C., OF whom circulars can be OBJ
tAlned OCtg-Im
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d E Q O r "A II 0 RS
frcSco Painting aud Interior Decorations specially.
ollcc Ii.3 srei, opposite the Riggs House. WASH
inglOu.
Painting IN al nS Ti.uChGs. We use none but tn
best mRiCflRl IN oUr wCIk, aud all work guarantee
satisfactory. NuI.nm
National Republican., 1878-10-25

KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
~ Washinglon, for the training Of teachers, and
National Kline ergarten for primary and advanced
classes. The normal class opens October I. Lecture,
10 mothers every Tuesday and Friday at 7:O o'clock
p M, III kindergarten Hall For particulars apply
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, ~ Eighth street.
u.N
National Republican., 1878-10-25
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

MAS NO EQUAL. IN diseases peculiar TO f.maleS
Chronic lntlammaliIn Of IL" Uterus, aud al COM
plants incident 10 the sex.
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The Newport Mercury says the location of the
yearly meeting of Friends at Portland last year
twas not very satisfactory to those who attended
and the probability is that they will not 90 there
again" The meeting will be held at Newport,
beginning on the l4th proxmo. 1t was under
stood last year that the meeting this year was TO
he at Newport, but next year there is no doubt
but what they will come to Portland again.
Fowler, Hamlen & Smith will open on Wed
nesday morning 5 900 yards more of those wide
Oriental dress cambrics at the unheard Of price
of cents per yard, or at any other price that
even inferior goods may be offered by other par
ties. These are not imperfect goods, but all new
and desirable styles. Also 800 pairs extra long
bslbrggsn hose, silk cocked, at 20 cents per pair,
q price never before made on this class of goods.
We assure our customers that we will sell any
and every article in our stock at prices as low as
can be obtained in the State. In order that our
out Of town customers may secure share Of
these bargains, we shall limit the quantity TO each
customer.
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HOUSE.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Henry Roberta was hanged at Shelby, North
Ca; oina Saturday, for the murder Of Gus Ware.
John Holland, wealthy citizen of st. Paul,
Mimi, aged sixty five years, committed suicide
last night.
Mrs. Cameron found among her wedding gifts,
q handsome one from the members of the United
States Senate Each senator contributed $40 to-
ward the purchase.
Jacob Musqusrds brewery at Ridgewood,
Queens county, Long Island. was burned on Sat.
urday night. Loss $40. 900; insured tor $4,000.
Adirondack Murray has surprised his large Bos-
ton congregation by annou ncing that he will take
a vacation IN September, 1879, for fifteen months.
He will spend the time in tiavel. He will insist
on having edfce to preach in costing 500, 900
on his return.
General Dakin, who recently died very sudden
ly in New York. was q noted rifemaD. Since the
LIST of June, 1876 up to the close Of the interna-
tonal matches, he scored more points than were
ever made by any riteman the world. To his
coo'ness and organizing faculty the Americans
were indebted for the first signal victory won 81
CIeedm DOR.
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Personal.
An AstOnishtng Fact.

A large proportion of the American people are
to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases upon
the masses of intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually burden in
stead of = pleasant existance of enjoyment and
usefulness IS it ought to be. There is no good
reason for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
JUDGE and skepticism, take the advice of Drug
gists and your friends, and try one bottle of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is
srtain. Millions Of bottles of this medicine have
been given away to try its virtues. with satsiac
tory results in every case. You can buy q sample
bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses will relieve
the worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent spll5-teodxwtf
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THE TORNADO.
Several Lives and Considerable Propert,
Destroyed.
VICTIMS OF THE IOWA TORNADO.

DUBUQUE, May %. The killed BY the tornado
so far rs known, we're John Coleman, Mrs. Leon
ard Dauznmers, a daughter of Mr. Highland,
two children of Mr. Beardsley, Mr.. and Mrs
Bohsn. Mr.. o. Obey ana Mr.. Crsmer.
MILWAUKEE, MAY %. Much damage was done
by the tornado last night At Wsuke.hea. Many
houses were unrooieu, large shade trees broken,
the sidewalks and fences destroyed, chlmneys
blown down. etc. The summer house, spring
house and wind mill at Glen Springs were wreck
ed. Bethustle spring also suffered. AT Silurisn
spring the summer house WAS destroyed with the
wing containing = bathing loom. The main
building WAS moved fifteen feet. The roof of the
Town Hall was torn OF aud the rafters hurled
through the building, demolishlng everything in
their course, being driven into the ground in az
upright position. Loss 500 600.
MADISON, May %. Further accounts from the
tornado IN this county show that some fifty live.
were lost aud between fifty and one hundred peo-
pie injured. The damage to property was i'm
mense.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rnE-
Daily Kennease aoarnal
THE SACO MURDER.
Arrangement of Savage the Murderer of
Rose Vincent.
lie Pleads "Guilty.r

ALFRED, Nav %. The confessed murderer of
Rose Vincent at Saco, April Sth, was to-day ar
iaigncd before the supreme court, Judge Bsrrows
presiding, and pleaded guilty. Witnesses were
called by County Attorney burbank to determine
the circumstances and degree Of the crime. The
evidence shows nothigg different from the state
ments already made public The prisoner waived
entirely his privilege to question the witnesses or
to make any oral or written statement to the coult
in his defence.
The judge withheld his decision, taking the
matter uLder advsemen. Savage appeared very
much cast down, as he has been from the first
under a sense Of his guilt. During his confne-
ment he has not in the least attempted to pallia e
his crime. 1t was in evidence from his employers
that he quiet and peaceable, and uniformly
gentlemanly and kind. He neatly dressed,
and is man of good appearance, one whom
neither manner nor features would place in the
criminal class.
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LEW lSIO y.
Bank Matters.

LEWISTON, MAY 25 To-day at hearing on the
petition of the. trustees of the Auburn Savings
Bank to scale down the deposits, Judge Walton
appointed a committee to examine the condition
of the bank, who are to report July 18Th.
TO be shut Down.
The Lincoln Mil, owned by the Franklin Com
pany, is to shut down for a time June lst. in con-
sequence of the stagna,ion Of business.
Municipal Matters.
The city government has completed the appro-
prations for the current year. The list amounts
to Sis $50, and omts the usual appropriation for
the sinking fund. Last year the appropriation,
exclusive of S27 ,i50 for sinking fund and special
appropriation omitted this year, was S20S 1888
The State tax and interett debt are larger than
last year.
The water Works.
The contractor for the water works suffer- ed lit
tie inconvenience from the strike of laborers in
the trench last Monday. He has had gang at
work all the time, and since Wednesday morning
the shovel and pick has been employed with more
men Offering than he employ.
Wages IN the Mills.
The Journal publishes tonight statement of
the wages in the mills. There has been gradual
reduction extending over period Of two years
which in all cases have been accepted by the per
sons employed. The present reduction averages
twenty per cent. higher than before.
Decoration Day.
The Grand Army in Lewiston and Auburn are
making elaborate preparations for the celebration
Of Decoration Day. memorial service is to be
held Sunday when Chaplain r. l.. Howard will
preach, subject-"The necessity in case of ma
tons disease for part to die that the rest might
not perish" On Decoration Day all the graves
are to be decorated, and 10 the evening an address
will be delivered by Col j. W. Spsulding of Rich
mond.
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FRY EBURt..
(srecnbackers,

FRYEBURG, May %. Scion Chase, sponsor of
the greenback rag baby in Maine, attempted to
show the beauties Of his pet here tonight The
audieuce was small, and not the least enthusiastic,
but the speaker said he was .a sied. He said he
could something green in their eyes, nd hoped
to come again and rock his cradle sometime.
Should there be as much shrinksge as with his
famous steers, it will contas only the shadow
As far as is know there were just two pair Of eyes
in the audience which were affected with color
blindness.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Suffering in the Striking Coal Mines in
Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, May 26. The striking coal miners
at Belleviiie, Illinois, are in q terrible condition
fifteen hundred being on the very verge Of star-
vatIoD. 1t is said that the operators acceded to
the demand of the men for two and half cents
per bushel, but backed out. Ia Dutch Hollow
and Balls Station hundreds of men, women and
children daily begging for bread.
CHICAGO, May 25. Communists Numbering
sixty men, armed with muskets and bayonets OF
the Old pattern, were drilling at Silver Leaf grove
near Ogden avenue this afternoon.
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FORTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. May 25.
SENATE.


Mr.. Sargent called up the concurrent resolu-
tons declaring the provisions of the existing
treaty between China and the United States, al
lowing unrestricted emigration to this country
from China, might wisely be modified 80 as to
serve the best interests of both governments and
inviting the attention OF he executive to the sub
ject.
The resolutions were passed.
A bill to amend section 4l27 Of r. s., in rela-
ton to Judicial powers and functions of consuls,
was passed.
A bill allowing the case of Wm. Morris and
others, who claim they were improperly taxed, to
be re opened and cons idered, was passed.
After action the District of Columbia bill,
rejecting the section for delegate to Congress,
the Sth section, abolishng the board of police
commissioners and board of school trustees, and
transferring their powers to the Comm issioners
of the District. was agreed to; and also the 9th
section, abol.shing the sinking fund commission
ers, and transferring their powers to the treasurer
of the o. S. The 10th section, continuing the
board of health, was taken up.
Pending further discussion, the Senate then
adjourned
HOUSE.
A bill authorizing the secretary of the treasury
to consult the superntcnde of the minis or as
sayers the assay offices and assistant treasury Of
the United States was passed.
The house went into committee of the whole on
the army appropriation bill
Without disposng of the amendments the CON-
mittee rose and the house adjourned.
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OHIO.
The fenIans.

CLEVELAND, May rs. The revenue cutter Com
modore Perry has left for cruise along the Ca
madam shore. This, with the fact tina, the steam
err Michigan has received on board at Erie Cat
ling gun and ammunition, has caused the belief
that these boats are on the lookout for Fenians.
Political.
CINCINNATI, May rs. In an interview with q
reporter, Col. Jewett who was chairman of the
Louisiana republican committee, and who 10 to
testify before the Potter committee says the facts
to be brought out will be more in favor Of repub-
cans than democratic.
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BASE BALL.

Al Chicago, Illinois, CincinnAts 10. Chicsgos 8
At Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Milwsukees 10, In
6ianapolis 7.
AT Buffalo, New York, Buffalos2, Alleghanys ].
At Manchester, New Hampshire, Lowelb :,
Manchesters /.
At Washington, Nationals ii, New Ravens ..
At Bingbsmpton, Crckets Q. HorneDs 0. Ihe
game was called at the sixth inning on account Of
toe rain.
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PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, May 25. Thoma. Burke, fnisher
in the employ Of Martin, Pencil & Co., carriage
manufacturers. was severely injured yesterday by
a wheel falling on his foot.
The Russians.
Captain Badenhausen and other Russian officers
arrived here last night, en- route from New York
to Southwest Harbor. They left to- night for their
destination. They are quietly waiting orders.
Capt. Giippenburg, commander of the Cimbria,
and several companions, are still in New York,
but refuse 10 state any facts.
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" ATERN VILE.
Bank Matters.

WATERvLLE, May %. An examining commit
tee of the Waterville Savings Bank, consisting of
NJ. Lyford c. e. Cornish and \. Meader, report
ed that the bank was in good condition. After a
very close and careful estimate of TIE assets, in
which many were marked below the estimates Of
Bank Examiner Bolster, they ind that after pay
ing the May dividend and taxes to the fast of
June, the Bank ha. ten thousand dollars above all
liabilities.
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Notice OF Assignee OF His Appointment

Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
James Savage. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
At Au4u ,ta, the !0th day OF Nay, A. d. 1873.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pOintinent as Assignee of James Savage Of Au.
gustd, IN the County of keunebec aud state OF
Maine, within said District, who has been ad
judged Bankrupt upon hio own petition, indi-
vidually and AS member OF the firms Of Savage,
Berry Co., and McCabc Il Co., by the
District Court OF SAID District.
HILTON w. TRUE, Assignee.
may25- !2j junel s& lwl9
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THE WORKINGMEN.

NEW YORK, NAV 26. A Herald correspondent
describing the condition of the leading industries
in different parts Of the country reports that he
can find no trace of Bommunism among the
10000 workingmen in and Ground Plttsburg, but
has found there fourishing iroo cooperative
mills, in successful operation, owned, managed
and worked by American mechanics, whose only
capital was their savings.
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Death.
The Duchess of Argyle is dead.
England.


England.
LONDON, MAY %. From the Manchester
Guardians special we learn orders were received
there to ship American cotton for CONSUMPTION in
the mills of Bombay. 1t is intended with this
material to commence the manufacture of sh rt-
ings aud other medium class Of cloths in India
This cotton ill pass into Indis, duty free, while
| the goods made from the same kind of cotton in
this county will pay an import duty of five per
cent.
DENIAL.
The Observer says that the rumors Of the i'm
pending resignation in the ministry current on
Saturday are uni0uuded.
Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May Is. Business is active,
hut the foreign trade is unsettled by tho decline
in the exchange.
Military Matters.
There was grand review of the Imperial
Guard :o-day, in honor of the Shah of Persia.
The emperor comman ded the troops in person.
Great enthusiasm was mani tested BY the people,
and the Shah was greatly pleased.
Court Matters.
The Russian government has decided to abolish
Jury trials in cases of attempted assassination for
political motives, and acts of violence against Of
fcisls.
Turkey.
CoNsrANTrNoPLE, NAV 25. Prince Lebef
Russian ambassador, and Prince Renos, German
ambassador, yesterday called at the English en-
bsssy and congratulated Layard on the occasion
of the Queens birthday.
Germany.
BERLIN, May 26. A despatch from st. Peters
burg says that Count DePahlen minister of jus
tice, by whose advice the case of Vera Ssssultch
was submitted to Jury, seems resolved to resign.
Greece.
ATHENS, May 26. The British consul at Canea
Crete WAS recently fired at by Turks, but was no,
injured.
Arrived.
LA VALETTE, May 26. Four more transport,
with Indian troops have arrived.
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ALFRED.
Court alters.

ALFRED, May %. At the supreme court this
morning the grand jury reported eleven indict-
nts, as follows One for murder, two for ar
son, one for burning store in the night time, and
seven liquor cases. Five persons that were bound
over were discharped
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Disasters TO Maine Vessels.

Schooner Fannie Butler, Warren, from Bruins
wick Ga, for Portland, which put in,o Vineyard
Haven, reports having had heavy gales, sprung
leak of 1000 strokes per hour, lost jib and part
of deck load Of hard pine.
The schooner Union, Capt Mills, of Castine,
from St. John for New York, with load of lum-
Der, put into the lower harbor of Portsmouth,
early this week, on account of the weather. On
Wednesday she went her way. The following
day. when off Nantucket Shoals, the who'd blew q
perfect gale iron the north, aud the vessel sprung
leak. The pumps wee rugged, but were of no
avail, and a distress signal was hoisted. The
schooner w ills S. Shepard, Capt. Reeves, took
the captain and crew off the wreck. They had
hardly got away from her when she sprung open
and fairly split in two, and in q moment her load
of lumber, with pieces of the wreck was scatter
ed in all directions. The rescued men were
landed at Tsrpaulin Cove and given passes to
Portland.
The cutter Gallatin attempted to tow the u MON
to Vineyard Haven, but she capsized off Tucker
muck shoal. Her cargo is lost. The masts and
riggi alongside. There is nothing worth
saving.
The schooner Howard Holden, from Perth Am
boy, with coal, arrived at Edgartown, yesterday
with loss of sails and other damage, received off
Cape Cod.
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PITTSTON.
Didn't Know il was Load ed .

GARDINER, May %. Fred Scott, aged ten
years, son of John Scott of Beach Hill, Pittstop,
shot in the arm last evening by the accidental
discharge of a pistol pointed at him play fully by
a companion. The ball passed through the arm,
but broke no bores.
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FLORIDA.
Fire.

ST. AUGUSTINE. May 26. Thirteen buildings
includlngs some of the finest in the city,
burned on Saturday morning. from the explosion
of kerosene lamp. Mrs. Abbotts and Mrs
Gibbs boarding houses and the University of
Florida were among the number. Loss unesii-
mated. Insurance only $500
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The affairs of the Wsterville Savings Bank.
have been examined by NJ. Lyfori, Z. c. Cornish
and n. Meader, who report everything in sound
and healthful condition. They find. after marking
the assets even below the estimates Of Bank Ey
aminer Bolster, and after paving the May dvi-
dend and taxes TO the first Of june the bank has
$40 900 above all liabilities.
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THINK OF IT, that Cough or COLD neglect
ed, may lead to serious consequences In the
early stage Of Throat and Lung diseases,
Madame Porters Cough Balsam is an invaluable
remedy, can be taken by the Oldest person or
youngest child. Is safe, reliable, and agreeable
to the taste. Price Is cents, and in large bottles
at so and rs cents. apr26-4w
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Personal.

HALIFAX, May 20. Admiral Sir Ashley Coop
er lett on the train last eveaing to take the Eng
lish mail steamer Rimouski, having been sum
moned with all haste to take command, it is said
of Baltic fleet
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MASS ACiIUSEITS.



WORCESTER, May 2j. Deputy Sheriff r. NJ.
Gould was thrown from his carriage last evening
and died early this morning.
BY the fall of a derrick, John McGourty was
instantly killed and Patrick DAILY fatally injured
Three other men were taken out alive, but seri-
ously injured.
Fires.
LYNN, Nav %. Fire this morning destroyed
an unoccupied building Of the widow Foyle.
Loss $1,000; insurance unknown.
FALL RIVER, May %. Last night, large
barn IN Westport, belonging to WIN. Young
was burned, with its contents. Loss $4,000; n-
sured Sl77j.
FIRE IN the grocery store of Samuel Moore, in
this city, this evening, completely Quilted the
place. Insured Sl500, covering loss.
lngton and Hawks streets, Marhlehead, owned by
Joseph Graves, grocer, was burned to day. Loss
$1,000 insured $1,000.