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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-13
sEssGgS-E.1 WE'RE

Tie tCach=rs and scholars If the GoFja:
vile Female lnsi;u.c will make ih2!r fourth
annual visit to Wsshin2tjG EcE. Uc;i..
Mr. Il. s. B5ulware, ota Ct tie ol;tS. "0,i
most respected cit:z,as Of Oiargo &. H., djed
last AicDjaY cvcnin after cjmpari!Toy sheft
Illness.
Judge Hughes has rtu:l:rtd "a opi2!gn ia .
Case in which he decides that :: ds?m2at Of a
u, S. court is lien uron lands aIyThoro in
Virginia, although not dcc.eio;i in lie c2ray
Ehcrcin The land ies, &C., &,.
Quite sensation has been Grad in Ca.
paper within the past fsw days - thH app3Gr.
auoe OF tg0 youBg cvan2cs;s--a b:0ihcr aud
sistcr-Mr. George ". Latch aid Miss Msttjc
W. L.tch. who reached the Court il9uia On
Friday. They aro missionary lib3:crs, oud
hasc chosen for their fed Ct aci0n he r?i
gi:u5 destruction OF the coi0rcd pcog!c.
At meeting Of the j2iut committee On roads
Of tho Legislature last night The bill ;at7cduc.G
ia the Sent ecveral daTa ago, ansndI7g the
charter CT tho Valley Railroad, wGs tSksn W,
aud Maiar Dorman, Of kockbiilgo, a largo
stock holder in the railroad, spokG liz favor Of
the measure. Judge Hugh ". Shelly, Ct
Stauato1, replied 10 opposition to the bill,
W. W. Gilclcr. csq.. died on Moadsy at tie
rcsdcrc, Of his brother c! Chatham, P!ttsyl
vania Co. BILLY Giimcr," vas almost ~ we'll
known as aby mao in Virginia, anl Gas :. hieh.
j. cultivated, genial ecntlenap, Of the CD Viz
eiris type. He used 10 figure rra1ircn!y 10
wing State conventions AID was Away ready
10 take thu rostrun, when called ua3u, to al
vccatc wing principles Mr. Gilm2: ";s 10 ;ho
h year Of MS age.
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E.ctier FiG.sa FnUGutcs.

CORRESPONDENCE # The Alexandria Gazette.
OeLrAY, Va, Fst. l0-L an ret Gesircus
of sseias ay5e,f 10 pii1t, but [ clnnot refrain
from saying something in defence Of our village
and 1cigbbo.hood far your maay Eeaders
after peru5;ng tho communication Of oIo slsn-
ing himso:f p. aoi ru:port:ug 10 be irom Or
lean, will como to tho conclusion that We are
not mere tbsn bali civilized. Ftcnd p. must
move 10 society fa7 below The medium to lind
leuales usos tobacco, either rs he describes or
in a5y other way, Tor au0lg very extensive
acqIaiataGco de not know any who u.s. i. at
eli. N1r do think there IS lldy 10 this
ntiphbtrhood SO supcfstit!cu5 as 10 hire q man
to visit her house 50 early or the first OF janu
afy Cox good luck. p may have found such g
ono, but Certal1y rot among the better class.
Now &c net c!alm Tor our VlclClty entire eX-
enptioG rlnl superstition, but do claim that
cur p2oTi: arc p!an, practical ani Intelligent,
ADD :; il: cQmpar3 iavoras!y With thos, CT other
commu4i!ies They take the papers a0d keep
themselves ieiJrucd Ct Tao news OF the day,
and are very louch iat;r:stid 10 having that
uuch TAXED CT State debt settled as soon as
possible. Now, p:lhaps. il Z. would turn lis
.ttcotor to iha: SUI &C: be might yet Imnor'
!alz! himself.
We regret TO icara tia: Dir. I. NJ. Tripie:t,
! cas- g! Gu. NEST trscrsrsing merchants, iatcnds
leaving our Si:gc, ll7iag sold his eutiro stock
Ct goods 10 Nests. Moore Il Jellfcs, both
2.ry T,T,hy gsr,!amen We wish them sue
c,Sa
W. aic glad t. see gu: Lac schools il opera
!ijr a..in. Wa have good teachers aud the
scnouis ere we'll attended. ilr. JGhn Walters
who teaches the Occa1 s;hoo!, has ab9u: tiiy
scialgts
NJ J9h1 Amis., VIM is running q steam saw
mill Gear this place, is n1T saving large bill
Il .Ia,ncr iGr TIE h9!c! CT tho Nslr,Gtoa Sui!
Eirr Springs.
fao whcG: cco, 10 this s!c;i,c is locking
:ati I badly, o@iug - ssV,ri weather, int 1t IS
;4o carly TO ;2ak: ary predictions. a;t we will
j.. ,.uuc fyr Al abu1daat harvest. l..
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p11RL1sHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 2
EDGAR 5NOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10

Alr. Biaioc's Teller committee, or rather
tic radical part Of it, sDeat considerable por'
ton OF its time yesterday in erdesVo!ing 10
end Gu. ia what consists ;hs distiDction that
southern rlan mako between radical aot
reLubloau. The et!crt vas unsuccessful, 10 co.,
s.oleuce Of the character Of the Witnesses from
whom tie desired information was sought.
However, if Inc crquiscrs be not as those who
having cyes sc not, their search after Know.
ledge has heeu rewarded by the apl illustration
Ct tie distinction referred to jlst afforded by
tao United States Judges-Bond ard Hughes
resp; clivcly. The former is radical, tic
latter z republ;clo Judge Bond, who vas a
Baltimore kroI. nothnS and pug ugly, Is 50
biased and pr,juiiocd by lis partiz lnshir sud
the hate he feels for his fellow citizens whcm
no bss i: jarea CO preri3us occasions, that he
N ks gross trareS:y of Elc law. and foes AID
seutcncea m.n 70 prsoa GU precisely tho same
charge es that upon which Judge ilughts-a
man who las reyer lest the respect CT the peo
p,c emcpg whom lie Ives. aad who. though
lifcrios With tbs vast majority OF them in his
political ideas, Gin decide a Law question lrrc-
specive Of its party rclatous-orders their re
lease. Judge Hughes yesterday decided that
deputy rlarshs's hsvc GO right in polling
room Gu5irg the progress of tho roIlrg,
uu!ls their prcsrnc? Is needed 10 quc!!
disturbance, OF If supervisor be ID actual
need of protec;icr, or If fraud be attempted.
Judge B;ad fer two weeks pss. has been CON-
nttiug people to jill Ter excluding Ua:Sha!s
from such rooms. Tie difcrcre, between g
radical aud G republican is eS great IS that be-
tween the GAY aud The night. Tho poiitica!
aciors Of tho latter arc controlled ny conScien.
tous convcors those Of The former BY ,Bvs,
hstc, ,naiica bud rapac!cus greed, aud tie
sooner nc pariy 10 which he belongs is abolish.
ed The better it will be Tor the onuoiry.
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EOREIG% ITEMS.

Fifteen steamers, itcu!iog nine taGsa!autc,
have been chartered to carr Bri;ish troopa
aud supplies TO South Aries.
Austria sill cuforce sanItaEy rr:c:u i5Gs
against Turkey; the navigation Of TIC Dauu5e
is restricted aud the SuIisns mouth Closed
A letter from Tausicr, Morocco, dated Feb.
1, SAYS The Governor OF F,z has taken refuge
10 sanctuary to csclpc Inc popuac, vino have
risen against him. The Sultan Ct Morocco
has had strike of paralysis. Anarchy rsis1s
throughout tho empire.
Weston, tie American rcdlsttia0. Rho
started from the Royal Exchange, L1udou, or
the morning Ct the 18Th ult., ou SaIkiec tour
of 2.G00 miles over the country roads Ct Eoe'
land, having undertaken to walk This distacc3
end also to davcr fhy lectures in towns co the
way ia 1000 hours, be is about 10 ruics
behind inc
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Oc motion of alr. &. 7. SG:lh, the p;oposi

o. motion of Dir. 9. 7. SGl:lh, the pfoposi
% cents for tho support Of The government was
wjsc.cd, aud that ltr 10 ccnta. Ter Tie mainie-
aaGca C. schools. adopted.
Col. fuikcrson's amendment, alter somo
further discussion, WAS Gcaly adopted, With
the undc,s!sn5iogth The MessTs. Carriogton
would b. rq1eslca to snbtrt ThGir replies IN
writing.
TIE committee ti,en tgccci to report to The
two houses The proposition as amended By the
reprcs ,ctaivcs Of the Two associations to
eelher with Co'o,cl Fulkolscn's amend
mcnt, tho reply Of the Messra. Darlington
thereto, aud hIr. Fowler's amendment exempt
Ing the 10 pr cent. f,r tcicol purposes.
MIR. @. r.. Smith, Of Nielsen. offered tho FOL.
lowing:
Whereas il hiss become the policy Of the Uni.
Ted States and Of othsr great Governments and
States to procure the re!undiDg OF their debts by
the employment OF agents nader contract; snd
whereas sll efforts heretofore msde By the Gen
crsl Assembly to convene the creditors OF Vlr.
GINA snd to resdjuss and refund the public debt
by consent Of the creditors or their representa-
tivcs have failed; and whereas, in view Oft
importance of tho situation 0nd the responsible
ity of the centrsct contem plated in tho pending
proportion msde by the corporation Of Foreign
Bondholders and the Funding Association Of the
United States Of America Qmited) to refund the
Ststo deb. on such basis for adjustment SIS
may be made acceptable by this General As.
selnbly 10 the bondholders and 10 tho people. 1t
is proper trst this joint Finance Committee now
in conference with our creditors be put in pos
session Ct tho fullest possible information con-
corning said corporation and association; there
fore be it
Resolved, That their representatives arc hero
by requested to furnish. ct their osrllest conYe-
Aience q comprehensive statement showing the
nature purpose, scope, end fnsncis! standing of
ssiG corporation and association, and tho com
mercisl influence, power, and the ability Of tho
| same 10 perform the obligations they propose to
assume under tie said proposition before The SAID
conference committsa
This was opposed hT Messss. Tali4ieIro, 81
Norfolk, ard Bcccck. These gentlemen thought
that during the :go weeks negotiations which
hsd boon pending, that the committee had sr-
pic time TO fad out tho information sou2h. In
tho resolution. Mo:srS. McCulloch end Fry,
Mr.. TsliaFcrro said, Eal besn Invited By the
Legislature, By name. TO meet this committee,
sEd he thought that these enquiries should have
| been made before tho negotiations had COMO so
far. Tho resolution wss adop!o}, after consid-
| ersblo discussion.
At one time Mcsers. Smith and TaliaferEo be-.
came quite excited, and indicated 10 oach ether
where they might bo found if wanted. The
mailer, however, was finally adjusted.
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The legislature of West Firgiti' Is outsider.
iog resolution to anuul tho charter 0! The
Baltimtr. and Ohio Rlitrosd Company. as
that charter we5 granted by the State OF Vir.
eiris, aul as the Surremc Court Of the Uoiicd
S!atcs hes decided tLat tina! State has never
becn out Ct the ULion, judicial lest ct he
question referred lo-whici Ct ccurss will Go
made if the resolution be adopted-may pos
ably result 10 ircrctsi cg the value Of West
Virsitia certificates. by obliteraios the diSis-
ion line between lhe two States. resioli5g TO
Virginia al! Der tiebtiul territory, ADD making
her responsible for the whole Ct the Virginia
dnht
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collection Orstaie lscvcuucy.

The ioiloRiag bill, approved by the Govtra-
or, has heon Introduced 10 the State Senate as
8 subsIiu;c Tor till pcniiDg:
An act approved Fcb,u.ry -, imposing Ger
;sia dpi35 upon c1uoty and corporation
t!ca:utcrs end ether c,!lco0!s oi tie State
revenue. aGd GZIrg the p:nsiIg for failure
h perform them.
|. lie Il enacted. dc, Tia i: sEl,l: be the
dliy Of the Auditor OF Public Accounts TO far.
nish Tie oouoiy and cjrporatiou trrssuurs
bia. k 10 the !oiicw:;:g i1.m, ~ Wit:
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MAHHIED.

AtSt Alogisus Church, Washington, -,
By Rev. F.ther Heating Of st. Mary Chu,r'
Alexandria. on February 12:h, 9. 33J P
Hon. K. 4. FARE and Mi.a MaGGih ,
MALONF, second daughter of Joh: MsL2I5
esq, all of Fairfax county. no cs'Gs. Msy ~,
sunbesrls Of happiness snI prosperity 80,
brighten their journey through lite -LFal''''
and Richmond papers copy.
February 1lth. 1879, St tia residence o. 4, f..
BRIDES mother. By Rev. L IL. Crer;ha%$:: r y,
GEO. WIN. JAMES Miss N. ELLA =
TON, daughter of hirs. Massie Futon, ell %
Loudouu county, Va.
At UpperVilo, Va, February llth. lsir I" ;.
Rev. j. y. Lake. 10 Mr.. ROBERT LUCIUo"
Mi.s ALICE DUNBAR.
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''R.Ici lyri

.. 1t shsll be tue duty or slI county and ccr.
j0rstion Lrc:surers and other collectors OF State
revenue, whenever they receive @ coupon or
coupons in payment Of any taxes, debts, dues or
demands due tho Stale. to uso said forms in trip.
l:ca:e, and st tho end of each month to rc.urn
one copy thereof, with the coupons so received
by him, 10 the Auditor Of Public Accounts; to
deliver orc copy thereof TO tho clerks Of their
respective countG; and corporations, TO DO kept
in ihci7 respective Offices for the examination Of
tss payo!s, and to pest oEo copy thereof at the
front door OF their respective court houses.
5 II shall BIO tho duty OF said treasurers and
other collectors, upon the receipt OF any tsxea,
deG!., dues and demands duo tho Stale. ID stats
n thsir receipt therefor the amount paid in coil.
pors and lawful money respectively; and it shal
DO tho duty ofsaid trensu7ers snd other collectors
demand: duo the state, WHEN the SAME OF any
portion thereof is paid in coupons, to require tho
person psy sing said taxcs, debts, dues and dc.
r!aads, 10 endorse his name and that OF the tax
payer ard date OF payment upon the back Of
sGid coupons. No county or corporation tra4s.
urer skSil purchase for Or on bahalt of any tax
payer any taX-reccivOb,o coupon, or in any
manner, directly or Indirectly, scL ~ An egon:
for any taxpayer in purchasing or procuring
such coupon.
4 Any county or corporation Treasurer, or
other collector OF State revenue, who neglec!s -
I'rr.orm tho duties davolved Upon him in !ne
foregoing sections Ct this set, shsll, upon can.
7clon thereof. DO lned not less than fifty dot.
lsrs, cor moro THIN five Euadred dollars AID be
removed from flee.
8 This act skall be in foroo from ia passGrc.
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EIODcnlCDf.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. l3.-Thc village Of
Silver Creek, Chartarqul County, is greatly
tx,ited over the alrcst or enc Gideon Haincs, a
stage driver, charged with clipping With Mrs.
Maggie. wife of prominent citizen of that place,
Dir. N9ec has brought sui. for $4,000 dam
ages. Threats of iynchiag HaiDcs have hecn
freely INDUCED 10,
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Collision.

BUFFALO, Feb. ia collision OF the New
York Central road, at Weude station, about 1G
miles east OF this city, yesterday afternoon, de-.
m:lished two cngioes and q caboose, and broke
the bumpers of every car A number of sheep
and hogs iniransit 10 The East we're killed.
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f.YSE1.yg LEGysE.gTEHE,

II TIC Senate yesterday q resolution Tas
agreed to r'qn'sina tic Pf:;iitut Of the James
River aud kaDaWha clual 10 furnish tie Scr-
a,o cct:iG:d echcduic O. sl dab.s against
said Company, sptcjtyiag tic debts secured
aud unsecured, tho amoa.t aud character OF
tho claim Ct the Stale against Tho cara! COM
pany, aud what portion Of said indebtedness
the Richmond aGi AIiieganY c3mpaog will be
required to pay by the bill pending il The Senate.
4 rtnoTt wa= read from the j udicir9 Con-
mittco IS 10 the rCsduary oausc Of the vii Of thc
late Pc;sr CurraD, OF Brooke couaty, v. Val
also s bill authorizing the Governor to employ
counsel 10 sue for tho lagaCy btqueatGcd By the
deceased il November, 1860, 10 the Literary
iu"t; Q! Virginia, which itg.cy, "th irt'r.st,
n0g amounts to $4,000.
,irt resolution vas Introduce Ter lie az
Hoirtment Of commissioners, clg,aicrs and sur
veys0rs TO complete the line between the States
OF Virginia and West Virginia, and Ia dclray
the expenses thereof
The Senate bill in refcrlnc, 10 district aad
cjuniy officers WAS al.cr discussion, passed.
tho Senate bill AMENDING the law rr6Sc!io'
sg the duicF, powers liabilities AMI conpcr
s.riaa Ct cfc:f;an offers, e., Tt9 c,n;i to-
CO.
l. he E!oua, o; ncle2stas hi!!9 w.re miro
;uoed TO amend the Cole 50 IS 10 require
building association 20 pay Il license tax ard 10
change thc time f,r hoilDr ,iTtui. conr's 10
the Fourth judicial circuit.
The following ritlc,il, aal resolution Tlr,
recrtcG: Whcfea. ny IN &c. tl tho General
Assembly passed on Tie PSI C! Maich. 1860,
the State released ell iieDs std mortgages upou
the property Ct the JAMS River AID K2uawha
Cam aug Tor the amount Ct sill debts against
SAID company, end agreed 10 Tccsiso in litu
thereof preferred registered stack upon tho CO.
press agreement cal uadcrstaEdog tL.t thC
said James River and K2Dawha C0mfaD
should comr!eto TIC caaal to Coypg!oD, CT 10
tbs Wcsserc terminus cf the Virginia Ctn!!Gl
railroad, AID in The event Ct The failure Of said
company to 90 70 within six years from and
after The ra:s3se Of said act, then that Isl!
the property, rights, ftenchiscs a1d privileges
OF every kird and description Of the said o3n
parry shall lie transferred 70 AID became the
properly cftha State AID whereas tho said
James River and kahaHhs Company have failed
to c!mpleto the said caGllto inc point iajiGs.-
Cd. therefore bo i.
Resolved, Tia! TIC Cemai;;cc IL uar!;a Of
JUSTICES BE- Instructed 70 itqlira io:o 'he OK
rcGiecc5 of rCpaf!icG p til dtc'ariag the tar.
FIXTURES af,rsalA, aed dir;cios transfer Ct all
the properly, rights. franchises aid Priv ilsccs Of
every ki1d ard description CT the SID James
River aud ksrawha Comraa? % the STAG.
4 number Of bills Rcra ordered 10 be ca-
p70ssCt.
Tie ,int resolutions r:op2siog a3,:adccaia
to the State Constitution, reported from tie
i0iot committee d constitutional amendments,
Hero taken rp a1d Mr.. Harrison, chairman Of
the Committee, explained at length the effect
ard good that would result b. The adoption Of
thG repjrt Of tho committee.
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We motto, that Ten, Dick and liarfy az
COW appearing with their grandfather 'Cc'I':.
for Coughs, etc, end sceking fortune thToEs'
advertising, tu. the people know the Vau;
LII. Bulls Cough Syrup, and will take no o'Il'.
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The Doc Tax B1LL.-Thc bill as i! passed

The Doc Tax BlLL.-Thc bill as i! passed
the two houses is as follows:
Be it enacted, &c., That any pels,u SO dcsil.
ing may obtain from the commissioner Ct the
revenue If his city or county license TO keep
a dog or dogs. paying therefor to the treasurer
for ouc dog tho sum Of one dollar, and tjr esch
additional dog the sum Of fifty cents, the license
10 contain tho description and names OF such
dog or dogs; aud upon the receipt OF such Ii.
GEESE such person may have suca deg or dogs
listed for taxation by the commissioner of the
revenue at valuation to be 6xsd By tho said
commissioners. Any dog 80 listed is hereby
declared personal property. Larcenoy of any
such dog shall be deemed petit aroercy, and
prosecutions tor trespass upon the same shall be
for ms3emeanor. But no offence under this
act shall be punished With stripes. 10 a9y
prosecution under this act the defendant shall
BIO allowed to testify in his ow1 behalf.
9. The Auditor of Public Accounts shall
prescribe tag, to be paid for By the owner
Of the dog, which shall be worn by each dog
listed and taxed, SIS provided 10 the first
section.
3. Nothing contained 10 this TO: shall be CON.
strued as interfering with special laws imposing
tax on dogs 10 any county in tho Com.
mouWealth or with any general statute of the
State already in fore 10 reference to dogs.
4. This act shall be 10 force from lis passage.
The title is "Au act allowing any person to
have his dog listed for taxation, thereby making
he same personal property.
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FIs5.E Es:.GsEij[FTe.y
70 TIE ALEXANDER. GO,

IL tNLGI.r
WAsmSd1oy, D. G., En- -
There were ba: two Senator'S, M;sy. T,.'.
and Shields, il tho Senate 10 lly VIE, ~
opeuins prayer vas delivered.
Att meeting Of The Senatorial d,n,,.,s
caucus the suffice: Ct the proposed ron,.I
the lest oath and os the federal clcc,i,D H.
VAS cocsilerad, but tic caucu3 ajyu,,ea r.,'
subsequent enc 10 be held to uo!Fcy vsI..
arriving a. arg dc!i1;:e corclasior. Tto,,:,
Of the caucus, however, seemed 10 Ja 49,! ',''
insisting upon Tho repeal Ct the ,loc,ian ~.
and il that be the prevailing spiri. !Err, w. ~
DC no extra session of Congress. W.
The republicans Of The Sana.a al~l Nar!
caucus this morning and dctcruin,i +, I,..
through tic appropriation bills o. r9ri+'o :.
possible, but to resist hg all the uaan; =, 49,,
disposal the amendments 10 The L,gi, 80, '."
Judicial and Executive Approximation h,'g H.
termlncd upo1 at the lac joio. ,..ai,,r',..
caucus.
The desk If bir. Beck in til, Ssal,, t..
adoroeG with a beautiful bouquet tbs u,1rr,,
sent there b2 . ladS admi:er, who rcr.;uE,I'.
that this was his birthday. The : 6,.n,i'.
1t scut to Ills rooms IS sJ0n Is lie s!a. i,
-Four tf tho mcmbccs CT the Saaa.. t'..,..
tee ca the District OF Columbia are 10 ..,,,.,
the compromise bill tor free bridge .,rl,. i.
Potomac, By Whioh the lcssces 0! the Acy,.
drla Canal are to be paid 100000 s5r iA,H
o! their piers. bat the chairman, Nl. plr,.,
says he thinks $500 enough
The House this mogang c3asu nj TIME
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Iii probable that the bill granting sub
sidy to steamship iucs TO Brazil may pass the
Seuatc, bu. it is hardly possible for it to pass
the House. Subsidies alc not what this country
wants to Increase lis export trade, but flee
trade, aud that too 10 ships as well as ia every
thing else. Subsidies originate aud sustain
monopo!ies, but free trade stimulates individual
enterprise, tho chief source Of country s
prosperity.
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Brewery Burned.

LONDON, Ont, Feb'y. Il -Csriing's brewery,
the largest in Americs. was burned this morn
ing. Loss in excess Of insurance Sl50. 0CO.