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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

PROPOSED RAILROAD FROM WAsHlNGToN
TO CHEsArEAKE BAY.-Thc Annapolis (Nla.)
correspondent Of the Baltimore g. z:t.o eaya
The certificate Of tie incorporation Of tie
Washington and Chcsap:ak, Railroad CGm
DaDy has bccR fled 10 tie executive dcran
ment. Tho telmin Of The railroad a7e W saI.
ington, ID. g., ard !lcTriag bay, in this cauaiy,
and the road ruos through Ptilcc Georges,
Calvar; and Anro Arundel c3untits. lie
capita. stock is 500 O0O The iacrrot.;o. 6
arc David l.. Morrison and Wa. I. tlolz nau.
Of Wn.hingto3; Frederick Rooms trd Woai
h2ny Wheeler, of Price, Georges c1uriy ;
;noues j.. Moore, OF lIanqnisr county. w.; }.
J.. llaJtaud. Of Phi!tdclphlo; t. $. BTla", #
Dorchester COUNTY, md William l. Is rnan.
shcnd, 81 Anne htuadel ccuaiy.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

iuG GHOUGS ~ JAIL-fEarEEH DEVELOP
MENrS. Alter the !'7emirar, Examination
beige IhO Mayer aud Justic: - iphiitl,s,y aal
Tn3nrs0D, YESTERDAY a!grrnn1i. ~ the eta-
,ijn tCusc, OF the ti7h E!nl arrested Oh tic
charge Ct removing iva b1dea from choir
"rg7 ia tho p:c3ayt:ci:a a:A Methodist Gem
go. r!s+ ia this c:ty, on tho Il yht Of tia 26 I'll
g.. ~, tho ttr1n uon-ilJ:ri Eut!cr. Blptiat
"a: ,attr md Thomas Fougha1-a,at or to
lao g:aGl ilry, laiios {, obtaia b,iI. wtrc
ieS'7 to tho cly iaIt lac. night, Whnro Thoaias
vAH.har, upon wHoso cy:i)h0', 5atler. tho
i'ad,r 0. lfH gang, H.3 ivuai ~ -. guilty OF Tho
a;!ma. IIad, Z further ".ara!:a, 70 o!!itGr5
Go0d.ich snd Arnold. to dcail:c! thai Gar
:'"uicr va iHaQC}7: Ct tho GriGr; thu: Il, md
ia tcr III! tic wo;k !: g='"viaL tao bodies
Eom thCi1 graves, i5f "!aH "hj T2Ga % call
tor ;hcn ttoGl W23h!a,!y7; H.; ih3 t)0Is
"a in tho %o;. !YlrD GbaarI ioal his house;
az; ;i!cr they ia! proccfld the badios a2d
plea! them b.s!I1 tntr RAVES E:r tho mon
Wha Hcgo = "G:ir T.. -. ,hrs lid Iho tools
"a the yard OF s5gIl.g Gagi.n.''
Having o5taIpel tic c>cIA&s;2n from
;'ea Arnold rroccldtd. die r2graiu:, TO
Spring Girl"n' 10 grave yard l;1c. nhtro
Vaughan !t?cs, AID ion1d ito picks and
aaayc's U12i ia tAa removal ct ii3 bodl;a aud
af2'r' GA!ecian SD Latte vis;.I tAa h0ue
.. =. \. i.oIpki1a, GJiOfcd, oJ5ac: Of Princo
al h":.a -tra2'5 :ghar. i;l'!aT boarded, aod
!.i1! C II, SO. y a3I par I'll l-Gia c,vArcd
"iiA c!Gl 4Ii b ais, cth": Gl@ci !5Ya evidence
otth- 0woe:S' alr,;c:?l','" - ;h' 3r'Gl> 81 We.
Eesi47 i:.ii'.
Batter, NSu<h.H s.l Caroonte. Will b.
b:oIaE! Oh. Of js,I Monday next and t4.ea b.
for, he Mayor ard Justicoa Thompson ard
Whl.!lescy, when. i. is UNDERSTOOD, if Vaughan
ticks 10 his s.orv that ho aono assisted Butler
IA the !ca6va! Ct tho bodies, tho sid Butler bs-
ing the contracting PARTY, Carpenter will bo re,
icsS2d lom !ody On hi! own rocosniZ .nce
Ih0 opinion ia EXPRESSED tha. this il not tho
is. line that Bu. or. who has heretofore b5rno
good character, has been engaged in the "body
sastching' business
Many ot tho cs!n7Gl people oi the city nro
nuch c=ci:cl or 81 Impression founded Oh the
a:sort!cH Il -oGiC .. Me-. number tAa. thay havA
,"tn Il. th.. &n cTtCr Ia zen received here f5r
i"c!y moro bodies. j. Doing speGiI. I'd ihs: live,
. o'"u oEH3 arn nc-!sr.;'t also Tia. :, higher
vrca will DO nail ~ Tao bolts Of par:oAs rnor
ing ho."c5n - &ra >, ycaFs ot aco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

Rc7thcr Probabilities. Jraua1y %. 1885,
FOR tho Middle States, winds shifting TO south
cry snd cas!GriY with slowly rising tompera
iJr:, clesr or i@;r weather daring tho rest Ct
S;ntnrdsy, followed by Ci0uIv wo..ncc and areas
Of snow with falling ba-ofn.taT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

PoICa NoTEs.-E. T.. Downham, e.q
Frlsd:nt of the Board of Aldcrnor, 10 INC
Sbscrc, Ct Msyor Smith, who Was 10 Baltimore
on corporation bu:iats7, presided y. p1.i.a
headquarters this rncrn;pe.
FIci l!udsoas, cylortd. charged with driving
oil carriage, belonging TO Mr. VIM. II. Yhora.
ton, w.s iioed g 80 and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

HE RIVER. -Ihtre il 60 ch,cga Ia zoe IN
The coalition Of the ioa on tic liver |. is
thought by river m4H, however. that i: vsopd
no: be very diflioals TO bleak a track tctNogD
this city aud WGshne!oa. Tho Steam Tug,
Potomac, having had az io3 yrow PLACID on he,
w.s plying up aad dogn the rv:r ~ trent OF
thl city this morning. Sh, met With litrIo Oh
9tracti0n from tho ice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

PERsoNAI.-The Misses Mary ADD Ellie Bar
bur, daughters Of James Barbour, e:Q OF
Culpeper. arc visiting q. The resdcrc. OF ,hcr
upco. Ho3. John s. Barbour, in this city.
Tno Misses Mott. O! LocsbuIe, arc also on A
visit to fionds 10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

At G meeting of the Second Wsrd Republican
Club held Thursdsy night the following CHI
sers were elected: President Jscob Banks
Vice President, George FrsnKliu; Sec7etsry,
Albert Lucas; Treasurer, Henderson Dudley
Members of the Republican County Commition,
geo. w. Hobdsy and Levi Potter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29
/: ~; TRADE.

;oEt| 3. FIELr
II King Street
- q Sont Tor ALLEN q UO,'S l:LUHMOED
GEM CiHA ElTTiS3 and ether goods: slso
FhLGH ELS * SnN' $ AEEB DE la KEIH
Uit3AKETTEH. M;ll coil them ct FACTORY
fRlCES. Gall III and 500 for yourself sr22
NDuChTE YUUH BOYS-GIVE Then
AZ a PRINTING PRESS-Thig il one Of tbe
best presents yon cen givo boy, as it in culcates
correct idea OF spoiling; composition and pune
Su'sioh. nizo ltHt3 inches 81; siza 2!x inches
80; slz, EXi inches (solf inking) sic. Call and
examine Is! hcLEAN i UHLERS,
coca &c King eirnat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

the real estate siverlis 1 l., I;;ss. T. S IL
art, special commissioner. g:s wi,hdrawa fl
survey OF promises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29
F.irrsx county. jsn15-R4w
SALE OF FAIRFAX
" LAND.

~ LAND.
Pursuant to decree CT tho November term,
1880, OF tho Fairfax Circuit Oourt, pronounced.
in tho case CT Gunnelt vs. Dhily, tho undersign-
ed, as commissioners Of salo will cell at public
s. o to the bighest bidder On MONDAY, Fob
rus,v2l, 1881, at Il H., il front OF the Cour.
Housb at Falriax Court House, oil taat TRACN
OF La. ND belonging to Orlando Gunnell, stu
s,ed in TIE county CT Fairfax, adjoining to,
lands OF Uh aries Elgin, d. =. Gunnell and 9th
ers. containing J93 ACRES, be the same mors
or less said tract being lot number two. in tn,
division Of the SUGAR GRASS" FARM of
DWELLING HOUSE and soin0 coed FRUIT
TREES on the properly,
Terms: One third OF .sho purchase money Ia
"a ID on tho day Of sale. and tho residue in three
oo,,, 1 payments at siy, twelve and eighteen
nannt,',s, tho purchaser giving bonds therefor.
hao,;no interest. and tao title 10 DO retained En
N ihoSSn chase money is all psid.
- 'A' E" n Has. =. JANNEY, coun,rc
~ ANCIS l.. SMITH. ! ooAA1 t''
Jobn W ~, ,hsm. Aucrr. jsnlO-W1w
1rJRUSTEV,s ALE.-By virtue Of q deed OF
trust esscSts d =. H. Manchestor to u,
undersigned, trustee folio 9Sd of.5o recorI
and recorded in liber "a, 'o'c count, ;i-siDi,,
OF deeds of Prince Wilon. Iction baforo III
will offer for sao, a. public tthe said county.
front door OF the Court Houseo !. Ithst bein,
on MONDAY. March th, 49, '-GSE I,GNIc
Court day. q VALUABLE TRAOl 'KS. unoIa
IN said county, containing 100 ACl tovnc,
or lees, and lying about miles from the MAJ.
Vcccquan, adjoining tho lands OF Finch,
doI, hosd and others. Terms: Cash
JanI-Wtd +. q. EOKD, Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29
AloS>r :t;a. Va Comm .sioncr's Cfice,

=. -, -. . -O.H JILN1Ty. It6I.
fS'D TIE "A%TiHs, nantiii and defond.rt,
n in tha cnsrcery Cause cf Graham W. Tho
WashIHpt N Gltr, NiraiLis Midland and Great
SouiEetn Railroad E0-0paay, &pd 10 tha crod-
i!ofi 81 said du'nGGni CORPORATION.
T:lo notice., Tart shall, 1T my cfIico aforc.
Esid. IN the city ct Aleyandris, on TUESDAY,
the l.! day OF March, lSH,, ,:rocaei - execute
tho rfqri;o meats Of two DEGREES entered by tho
Circuit Court 81 hlcIsndria city, on the 3OLh
Dec"mbc', lH7p md tho 18th JsnusTy, 1881, in
tho chaEc"ry SUIT Of ilrahain vs Tho Washing.
ton q. =. IL e s. y. +, L o., banding IN
fad Court. vt whirh iime snd placs you arc re-
Guircl ~ attend.
ClTen under my hand M Special Commission
CT In Chancery Of tho Circui! Court of Alexan-
dria city. this, tho 18th January, 1851
J:r2)-tlY II. SHEPHERD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-29

4 ] hMAiEG EDUlNG:i und INSERT.
p iNGS. s choice assortment just oponed.
triccs from cts. to $i2j per yard
j!nZa-E: G. ID. ADAMS, % King st.
4TAIN&GQk and SWISS EMBHOIDE.
- III KS, srmo beautiful pstterns.
jazz u. &. nj, ADAMS 81 King et
MEk'5 KID ard CASTOR GLOVES;
IFA- prices II -. 81 c. ard 81 rs per pair.
laG.9-G. {. Nj. ADAMS, 81 Kingst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15
For sale.

One Of the most desirable residences in Augusta,
being that recently occupied by the late j. VI. San
born. Fine modern built house, with stable. Large
lot. with shade and fruit trees in great variety De-
lighfful .ituation: only five minutes walk from
Po>iofics. For sale at bargain. If applied for
For fun particulars. enquire Of
A. q. LONGFELLOW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15
Notice.

n crooker has moved TO Hotel N0s.n' :, "a Cab
nav Be fosnd nights. Omoe = novlstf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15

News comes from Germany that an emf
grafton movement has begun which promises
to be Of n magnitude unparalleled in the
history Of that conpfry. and which creates
considerable anxiety in Government circles.
In some parts Of Po.en and Schleswig it is
reported that whole villages are being depop-
uIsted. The objective point Of this remark
able movement is, Of course. the T.. tied
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamers
BOSTON, ever, THURSDAY, ix LIVERPOOL,

via Londonderry, offering superb accommodation to
Cabin Passengers, at moderate rates. Extra
steamers from Glasgow, Galway and Queens
town, for Boston direct kind treatment
and comfort for Steerage Passengers made
specially. Outward and Prepaid ticket, = low as
BY any other irst-cass Line. For Outward and
Prepaid Tickets apply to THOMAS +. MURPHY,
Agent at Augusta, or to
LEVE ALDEN, General Passenger Agents
State ST., Boston. 2O7 broadway, New York
nOy22t &wim
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Maine Central R. R. Co.,
ANNUAL MEETING.

NVlICE is hereby given that the annual N. eunS
~; OF the stockholders Of the Maine 1entra, y.
ana'd aoad Company will be held at Granite HAN IN ~
A. ID. 1851, at eieven O'Clock in the 10 ehoo"'
a' upon the following articles, viz:
srsr and act thereon.
~ n. 10 fx the number and make choice OF Boar"
aDuSciors for the ensuing year.
L.. 10 see If the stockholders will amend .he -,
,srss SO that the annual meeting shall be held on
~ sra .nira Wednesday OF December in each year anu
mine """ P'ace rs ''e Deo
,,;. 4 TO act upon any other matter which may le-
s-A! come before the meeting.
By order OF the Directors.
D. JOSIAH II. DRUMMOND, Clerk
or'iand, March 2, 1851.
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Daily kennftt, Journal.
Obituary..

WARREN CoLRY, OF VAss,LBoRoreH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15

The best certificate Of Mr.. James's efiicien-
cy as Postmaster was the promptness and sc-
curacy Of his accounts. The New York Of
fee receives nearly one-ninth Of the entire
postal revenue Of the Government. and yet
Mr.. James had this great business 50 per-
in twenty four hours. The statement comes
from Washington that this prompt settle
ment il unprecedented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15

The south walks off with the lions share
in the democratic Encouragement of the Sen
ate Committees, and Of the five chairman
ing line three go 10 the Pacific States. The
Southern Senators are for the old flag and an
appropriation, and. as Senator Thurman said,
they are quite willing for US to have the old
lag il we give them the appropriations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15
Jbt -kennsbee 5ournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street. foot
,fCourt BY SPRAGUE Son.
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= AUGUSTA L
NO. 63.

thought TO be miraculous cures by the clay
ing on of han,ls."
In later times when we had the old fash
ioned May trainings and general mnsters, Col.
Iemuel Wmhsm. Capt. Cyrus Boothby,
Capt. John Walker and others were conspic-
uous. In lS2o, when Maine became sep
arate state, Andrew McFad,len. the youngest
son Of Thomas. was sent from this town to
the convention to frame the State constitu-
tion and was sft.rwarl twice elected rs repre-
sentative to the Legislature.
In ls+0 Elijah Grover built bridge across
the kennebcc at Carrstunk Falls, and
double saw mill at the same place. These
stood but two or three years before they were
carried away bv jam of logs.
At the present time, with the exception Of
one little saw MILL | think there is neither
mill, machine-shop. store. hotel, church.
lawyer, doctor or minister in town, and vet
for kindness. hospitality, socialtv, morality
or temperance, think the town of Embden
stands in the front rank.
Captain Colby had been a Mason in high
standing for great many years, and held
every office in that order. 4 few years ago
delegation of Masons from Augusta visited
Captain Colby at his residence in Vassalboro'
and presented him with valuable suit of
clothes and left many other tokens of love
and respect. They also presented him with
many costly emblems Of the order. and he
told the writer that these gifts were cherished
more highly than any thing else he possessed
with the execution Of my Bible
Captain Colby leaves an aged and infrm
wife, one son-thc Rev George Colby>-and
two daughters. one of whom is resident Of
California. He was a kind and devoted hus-
hand, an indulgent father and good neigh
bor. Ills life was an exemplary one, and his
death will bring sorrow to many hearts. AZ
ter life's flful fever. he sleeps well.
X. c. G.
VAssALBoRouoH, March II. 1881.
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NAssALBoRouGH, March ~. 1881.

Alexander II, who has met his death at the
hand of an assassin, was the son Of the Gar
Nicholas and Alexandra Feodorovna, sister
of Frederick William ", and William of
Prussia. and was born April 30. 1918. lie
ascended the throne March .. 1855, while
Rnssia was engaged in the Crimean war. On
Sept. I, 1856, he was solemnly crowned at
Moscow. His accession to the throne was
signalizedby numerous reforms in the empire.
He began by emancipating the nation from
the military routine which permeated every
branch of administration He reorganizpd
the army, dissolved the greater part of the
military colonies and freed public in.truc-
ton from military discipline. He gave n
new impulse to internal industry and trade.
and annulled the impedments which pre-
vented Russians from visiting foreign
lands, and granted general amnesty
for political offenders. His greatest
measure Of reform, however. was the
emancipation of the serfs, which was decrecd
March 3. 1851 and completed two wears
later. His reformatory activity was checked
by the rebellion of the Poles in January.
1868. which was finally crushed in the spring
of 1864, and punished bv the most vigorous
measures. In 1865 he rejected the demands
Of the old Moscow nobility for a representa-
tive government.
The first attempt upon his life was made
in April 1860, by Dimitri Karakosoh. hut
was frustrated by the interposition Of Kom-
isarof, a peasant who was ennobled for his
action. A second attempt was made in Par
is is 1867 by Beresowski. Pole. For sew
eral years. with the spread Of Nihilism. at-
tempts upon his life have been frequent and
in several cases before this last were nearly
successful. The Czarewitch. who succeeds
to the throne. was born March 10. 1915. He
is a sympathizer with the old Russian party
who are preindiced against all foreigners.
especially the Germans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15

A man who went to school To Senator Ma
hone, thirty-three years ago. calls him the
best teacher If mathematics, the most skilled
organizer and the sblest executive Ofllcer he
ever met, and ssys he impaired more infor-
nation in few months at that school than
any other teacher had done for those boys in
al their years Of tyranny before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15

Ex-senator Eaton. Of Connecticut, tells
the story Of democratic defeat in hard.
blunt way peculiarly his own. '.And then
our folks did act so like asses" he SAYS.
That sums it up No such chunk Of solid
wisdom came from IIoratio Seymour or Lu-
cins Robinson in their recent deliverances.
But Mr.. Eaton always had knack Of putting
things pithiIy.
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Railroads ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
G -
Change Of Time.

ON and after SUNDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1850,
trains will leave Augusta
Tor Portland and Boston at 600 A. NJ and 957 A.
NJ: For Portland 1.55 and o.5O r. NJ.
For Rockland, 600 A. N. and 9.57 A. N.
For FarmIngtOn, 9.1 A. NJ.
Far Bath 500 A. M, 9.57 A. NJ. and LIS r. NJ
For Lewiston, &C., 957 A. NJ, and l.55 and TO- so
Pm.
FOR skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 33i
PM, and2.25 A. ".
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
davs included.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
EXIEASiVE FLOODS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4-Later advices re-
nor, thai Mary svlle has not been Hooded Several
times to-day and American Rivers were
on level with levees around the city, but by bulk
neadlng and and the Of snd bags the overflow was
and all danger Is believed TO BE- over al sacra-
mento That city and Marysvlle the only tOwnr OF
any In district OF 100 miles long and forty
miles tina have not been overlooked. THIS even
ing kilograms report only In the southern portion
OF the STATE II tAir weather continues there will be
further damage the rivers are falling so fast that the
rise from the mouulans cannot do any further
Injury. ooo
A dispatch from CORTLAND says: AT $3.50 p. IN. to-
day the sacramento River broke over tine lever aud
flooded this town the ada ent country. The de-
rructiUn Of property WAS very great Dispatches say
that tue towns OF OrOviie and Riggs in Butte County
are ovcIhOwed." .
PUEBLO, Coz, Feb. 5.-The PurGaory River ia flooded
vOIsr IMAM ever Known. At La AnlmaS about lOur
miles Of the Alcison Topeka and Santa Fe track are
by about three feet Of water No Eastern mails
have for two days and there Is no telS
when they will get through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-By direction of the
Secretary War, SrcOnd-Lieucnant Edward - Fairow,
2lst Infantry las orde red 10 proceed from LAUREL
Del, TO 81 Point n u, and report in person 10 the
Cummandlug General, Department Of West Point, for
assignment 10 duty at the United States Military
Acad N.Y. t. relieve Sccond-Lcutenant William IL.
Colin 5th Artillery, has at the Academy the
fn term ct four years. Upon being Relieved Lieutenant
Cotu Will proceed to JOIN BIS battery at ST. Augustine.
Florida.
Leave of absence for year, 10 take effect when his
services can b. spared has been granted FrstLouen-
ant G. j.. HargUnr, 5th Infantry.
Tne general c0urt-marlial appointed to meet at Fort
Wnlppe Va. by special orders OF the I0th ult, has
b ca dissolved ~
NJ jIrGemera J. Nj. ScnOfed. In GENERAL order
ISSUED tue Headquarters Military DIVISION OF the
Gu announces the following officers Of his staff ::
Mai Thomas NJ. Vincent, Adinlani-G neral captain
VILLAIN H. Wuerry 6th niantry, AIde-e'Cdnip; fTst-
lieutenant Edward Il. Wood. Sth Cvalry, Adc-dr-
C,mp. and FIrst-Lieutenant Charles H. SchOleId "a
Cavalry, Ade-dc Camp the other stan Oihcers VIII DC
ANNOUNCED hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

ST. Lots, Feb. G.-Ihc Wholesale house OF
tn Grrrly BuilhaiH Groccly Company, at SccOLdst.
AMI CnrI,ty.ay" destroyed 10y lire last night The
lire extrled across yyc 10 the large candy fac
tory -. H. PcckAIm Co, whch WAS III stfoycd, and
the pant and Oh sore OF ON ,IcLcr adjoining Tie
latter sore idly damaged.
south VI the Ggrcy, BIruhLm Louise >. Il. sale x
Co.. groccrs. aud Long Hall. general storage boh III
which houses were ruined. Ibr stock Of the Gr ely,
Ei-t1n 4 Co. "a, valued ~ >9lOOOO. and insured fOr
-l8n.OJJ Tnr bui iIn- cost SbDODD ana wa, lu~ll'l
Tor : IJ.OOO. l. WAS ownrd . .rO- y Greedy. -ur X
90 .tuatr ti,r loss at $50 900. tuI Insured iOr
~iOOOO. I,n- * Il IL Adl ,uE ,iru. mjlsr' etc. III
-tu!agr. vatcd o. sljOpp; Insurance . Known Leon
I,nu, 80 lIF Hr VIZ ftl-'u ny
IN. adm platform erected about mid"Ay Drt"trii
t Il 90. uu r ccns 81 the -lpp.h- room, IN Lac rear
oi t hu 80 anon winch pI,CI all ut tGoIsLhl
c,ss o, tiic.,n THESE lgulted my cll. Rnd III
Two luluutrr WAO.c bIl.dItg Was IN II Luc7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
NEUPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, X. l.. Feb. 5.-Newport is cx-
prricncng winter Of great severity Tno harbor and
bay completely locked IN with lcr
The remains OF Colonel Charles Potter, who muir
drrrd by NJ xicins, wll be- bruusnt her, Tor burial
Mr.. Van ZIndt, o. Br0oKyn il In town. the guest Of
her son. eX-(ioy,rnOr Van nd
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Philip Ciswr. jr, have gone to florida
Tor &c winter.
Richard Peters. Mr.. Miller and Leslie Pcl Clarke, o!
Nrw-Iurk. are In town.
Mrs Walter l." Kane of New.York. has pure hascd II
large building site on GlDhsnve.
General Vogdes AMI 0uLrtcrmaster Foster have va
Gated their quarters nt Fort Adams.
James X. Kccnc of NewYOrk. has rent ID the cottage
hgansrtt-Lyc whoh IA owned by George rirdny.
Droncr-in-aw Of August Belmont, OF Ncw-YOrk. AT
PR seut Mr. Kcene's family IL at HaiimInn's.
TIE house OF Charles II. Russell, or Now-iOrk, IN
being improved.
Mrs :. A. Gibbs. L. L. Williams and Mr.. DeIore. MI
of Hcw-YOrk, have rented cottages for tho coming
season.
After he close Of the Whitaker o0urtmartia one o.
its members Colonel Royal Frank, will take command
at Fort Adams In this harbOr.