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TIE FIRE RECORD.
At JAMESTOWN. y. Y.-Loss $4,000

AT JAMEsTOWN, y. Y.-LOss $4,000.
JAMESTOWN, Feb. "a fire broke out in the
extensive manufacturing building OF A. = Prathcr last
night and before the flames could be subdued over one
half the building with us contents had been destroyed
Inc ;,!iding used ry manufacturers OF wooden
wares TIE loss om0nrts to FI3,OOo the insurance 20
,bnut SlU.3DD IN. WoJtsca; CAAlr Company lose
ucayilv The fire originated near The boiler room. Two
nired wnrLn are thrown out Of employ The
works will tie rebGi;t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
RECOlLECTIONS OF The REV. DR. CHAIN
n .:

70 the Edttor or The Trtonn-.
SIR: The late Rev. Dr.. Char' when a
boy 81 twelve. went Bennington. IT.. Az, passed four
HutbcT, sterling Old CHRISTIAN, wher-. Do ,odtt, ne
characterized hs after life. A. a; sixteen he
n!la,on 10 whose office he employed lpr two years.
Dulng his school he well IA a'terwayd. Ia maDi-
fes,ed the deepest interest in :ne and was noted
Tor his wonderful memory OF farta which att@rwSrd
stood him so grandly In hand pulp ILLUSTRATORS.
Mr. Kellogg. observing his scholarly turn advised bis
pursuit profession, aud he undertook The study OF
law az very early age the meantime writing largely
for The TROY Budyet and other papers aul at length
raj studies. lis relative. tie able Nrs Anne ".
recou rcd various incidcais OF his carly life. which
a uObe and co0.cicn'.Ji yOnth. Tue love OF
the Humorous was wiiha strong with him; 10
was vt; ;n ana NJ ,n ,ssaaGdh
rhyInW.tu phrases. ii: w"s iSc uA> ana funny, tut
latgc.rearted, manly aud noble. Nhcr the time care
tor him decide upon MS relations cnr' he shut HIM
Iii up % ne careful and exhaustive sadly Of the Scrip
ure-, "Ld his fe1r ny "a" g II ~ tAe BiDle aid
the aid of the Hol, split set:"d ir"ver the f1lth
eo,ls life and Inspiration ii lis coqneht tongue An
incident In objection with Gis worth notiag Alter
his cutraucc into he Unycrsallst pulpit Ia. Visited Be-
uucton and was invited preach IN the Court House,
the or LOGox church being denied L, N view Of his
religious principles. Years after. nov yer, ne wss
wariuy urged TO deliver, In taat sane orthodox
much Tor TIC progress OF Christian cia.y. He cou-
nlenced ministry al the OF bJut twe1yons, aud
golden c0Guence was always on the side u hb"ly,
love ard humanity. j. "a H.
1r,U n y Feb. q 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
TIE TENNESSEE Mulberry CASE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 5.-The Legislative
Investigating Committee met today. when IL was found
that Henry Mclaughlin had disappeared and could not
he found Mclaughlin is alleged TO have been witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
TIE NICARAGUA CANAL PREFERRED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-The Grangers'
Convention yesterday adopted a resolution approving
the Nicaragua Canal project and appointed committee
TO no 10 sacramento and petition Congress to ard that
project II Was said In the Convention that, were the
canal in order California would Sil,o00000 10
freight this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
A STABLE SET On FIRE.

The police of the Tweny-1hird Precinct
reported yesterday that Thursday NIGHT some person
broke omen and fire TO The stable occupied by CGafCs
Htseel 20 No 1913 Third-ave The IRE was discovered
III time AMI NJ damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

duty required that should rcnouuee every pscusiayy
consideration. and must decline, ~ insppai.
cable TO myself. any share In the personal emouuents
which may DO indispensably Included in permanent
provision for the Executive Department. and must
accordingly pray that the pecuniay estimates for the
station In which am placed may, durin2 my contnu
anss H. 30 limited to sach actual expenditures % the
II $25 900 thought be only sucient 10 cover
the actual expenditures ofrhe President In 1873,
wnen Tor State dinner leg OF botled mutton and
only one gloss OF vino we're thought sufncient and
when leg OF mutton did not cost more than Que pound
what ought to be sufficient now 10 these days Of
rsvagsncc, when State dinner" costs $40 or $40
plat1t washington was the only one OF the early Prest'
d1uts. except John Adams, who did not die poor,
because be married the richest widow, that time in
America. LAB.
Ner FORK, Jan. 10, 1881.
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10 the acceptance OF money by Representatives Davis
ana Pumner fer which they were 10 vote for the Re
publican candidates for Secretary OF State and Con-
trcier The committee then adjourned until next Wed
ncsday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
STOCK AND BUILDING DAMAGED.

A fire on the first floor of No. 237 Water
st yesterday morning damaged the sto'k ~ G."l y
Co stove de IleTs, ~ 900. aId tue building 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06
RElNsTATE THE wHIPPINe.pOsr

RElNSTATE The WHIPPISG-POST,
PRISON LABOR COMMISSIONER DEEMS IT PREFER.
ABLE AS A MODE OF PUNISHMENT TO INDIs-
Ck.MlSATE CONFINEMENT IN ENCORcED IDLE
NESS.
TO me Edttor OF The Trt6Wne.
SIR: While fully agree with much that
has been said about the demorazng Influences OF such
punishment the whipping post my ihvestis aous %
n member OF the Prison Labor Commission. VI New.
Jersey nave led Inc to hesitate fro joining In s whole
sale condemnation. II is very bad both for tho Officer
AMI the Ofender to put the lash the lands VI hs
one u be used upon the back OF the other but II 10 far
TO put old aud young ale aud female those VITO
have been convicted OF crime aud Those who only
accused Of H. the hardened actlscd thief aud the boy
VINO has fallen into first Ofence through ignorance
them mia aud associate indiscrimins tey with each
other nhui tue evil hat each knows communicated
JAMS Ia The United States and these places have become
and eahnot under their present arrangement, fail to
country. Into them thrust ,hidren who are on
their WY TO our reform sohoos, 10 remain until
s to- 70 se OSsr 'IS .s
tne companions of trsfnFs and 4baadonea wciaen,
port the sls- Reform school Of SewJsrssy 10 re-
nam In icleuess Complement o. any lind wonit lissts
saturated With vice Of the lowest. foulest Elnd.
BY tine usual prucess ~ persons committed
to Jan remain there from days to gear aid the
opportunity Ter becoming adopts 10 degradation 10
SMALL thief TO this academy Of evil, he tasen nto
the jail yard or some private place anil souudy thrsskea
aud dismissed Is 1t net IS likely that he
might 10 aud sin no more, after sich treat
meIt, rs after tea or twsntS days cou:
the jail IL ID not possible that large 0f DSend-
ers TO whom our I4ls coIncrab. and desirable
winter Quarters might be induced e. shun them, aud
ayoiu the petty crimes which they systematically
mt TO get into them
40 not know as to this With certainly but tbs much
do know, that our tils as now constituted aud sdmiu.
lsered fail to prevent crime punish II, and
that II seems impossible To make the American people
the necessity VI the DULY adequate remedy for their
abuUnauUns-tne cellular system III cOnhnenent-ons
cell for each prisoner and prisoner only for each
cell. TIL this fer would prefer
reinstatement OF tue wEppingpos TO Imprisonment 10
jail az punishment for certain Ofeuces. " would Bs
great evI, doubt. hut far less ei II ths indie
crminate confinement 10 idleness. 4. s. MErRlCA.
KinUsiOu ". u, Ian 25 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-20

TSELT AND GRAVEL. ROOFING.
- Roofing Msterisl. Charcoal Carpet Lining Felt
ri - EaIKER's. aoa 10th street northxese
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A CARD FROM WIN. M. GAIT l. co.
First premium for the best barrel Of -four made from
spring wheat this day awarded to entry No. g. in
ton 49, class 25 department IS, to Vim. NJ. Gait Co.
Witness hands. at the National Fair Grounds. of
the District Of Columbia this 4t day Of October 1881
j. NJ. WHARTON,
w. P. NEWCOMER.
JOHN .. NEWMAN,
A.. Experts on Flour.
2: S.,The sboye-nentoned -four IL CERES the cele-
awarded the First Premium against ai other competitors
now again in 1881. The competition in -four was GER
tainly very lively one this year and the premium was
well contested for but simply mpOssibiity to
beat CERES and the premium Just awarded is only ad-
ding another triumph to the magnificent this
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mentiSn the fact that Mrs S. r.
Anderson received the first premium for the handsomest
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CERES FLOUR. which is only another proof that il
stands No among the best Minnesota Patent Fiours
known to the trade.
FOPsale by all frst-cla grOcers.
w. NJ. GAIT & co.
CORNER 1ST STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE,
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
trict OF Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour and
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MFRS. C. v. SMITH. NO. 6l8 NINTH STREET
WI northwest has on hand full stock of WINTEF
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES
CAPS specially. d5
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II WHISTLES. BRANDIEs. WINES, &c.

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23
70 Isaac Wright:
An Aged Lady's RscoIIections.

Mrs Rachel Jeroleman, who has eight
childreSe, twelve grandchildren and four
teen great-grandohildren, on MOndss- last
celebrated her ninety-second birthday, in
Brooklyn, surrounded by her relatives.
Many of her friends called to psy their
respects to her. In spite of her ex-
IRENE age, she is clear-Sighted and active.
She Used t. pley, as a child in Burr S
woods attained to the residence of Aaron
Burr, this city, and she says that the chill
dren were afraid of Burr and were accus-
toned to run when he came through his
grcands.
~He.akwGys walked, says Mrs. &eroleman,
-.as though his verylife was haHRted."
She remembers Burr distinctly because of
family tradition thst he induced her
naether to sign some papers to secure Ter
father's'debt, and by virtue of the papers at
len 9Th 'beoamei possessed of their little farm.
and was act that time accused of having
taken unfair advantage. Mrs. JerolemaR
distinctly remembers Alexander Hamilton's
funeral, md;the buria, of the Prison ShiF
1r ArbyrS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23
Acts of Noted People at the Last Moment.

Augustus Cesar chose 10 die in standing
position, and was careful in arranging ms
person and dress for the occasion. Jupus
Cesar. when slain by the conspirators in the
Capitol. concealed his face beneath the folds
of his toga so that his enemies might not
see the death pang upon his countenance.
Siward, Earl of Northumberland, when at
the point of death, quilted his bed and put
on his armor, saying, cit becomes not man
to die like q 5casI.'
Maria Louisa of Austria, short time be-
fore she breathed her last had fallen into an
apparent light slumber, and oneof the ladies
In attendance remarked that Her Majesty
appeared to be asleep.
mo" replied she, Il could sleep III would
indulge repoSe, but L am sensible of the near
approach of death, and j would not allow
myself to be surprised by him in sleep; l
wise to meet him wide awake"
Lord Nelson, on receiving the fatal shot,
said to Captain Hardy:
''They have done for me at last, Hardy;
my backbone is shot through" and had the
presence of mind, while being carried be
low, to take out his handkerchief and coves
his face and his scars, to be concealed. from
the face Of the crew.
And last of all, the great Bonaparte died
i'm his Field Marshals uniform and boots
which he had ordered to be put on a short
time previous to his death.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23
RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE

Restores Nervous and Physical Debility, etc.
There is well-kRown principle in animal physi-
ology that no vical action can take place except
through the agency of the nervous system. If the
nerve power in any organ is weakened. then that
organ Is weak. There is remedy in the reach Of
all-one that mas stood the test for over half a
century DIR RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE
mas been scrdt1nized and Endorsed by the Acad-
envy Of Medicine in Paris as an infallible specific
for the above contains no phosphorus canthari-
des or otker poison; is purely Vegetable pro-
ducfng reaction, and is permanent in effect; is
a sugar coated pill and can be had of LevassOr &
Co.. 10 bis Richelieu. Paris. France: or Of DR.. s.
BROWN SIGESMOND. Proprietors. Address 40
World Building. New York None genuine with
ont the signature Of $. B. Sigesmond on side of
each box Box of 100 Pills. s.; OF 400 $40: sent by
CERTIFICATE--PARIs. July Is. 1873. 70 Rue de
la PsE.-Out of 3f9 patients treated, 65 cured
within 80 days, lis in six weeks $50 between two
and three months between five and six months,
in nine months DR.. NJ PERIGORD.
Medicin de Ia HOpital Charity.
Notice is hereby given that T. A. Smith. of st.
Loiis and r. L. De LisSer. Of New York are no
longer authorized to act as agents for Records
VITAL Restorative.
CAUTlON.-A former sgent of mine in New
York is now advertising a spurious imitation of
tie celebrated DIR. Records Vital Restorative,
DER the assumed name of DR.. Records Restorative
Fills, 10 deceive the public. The testimonials OF
Drs. r. Blanchard, Chevalier. NJ Perigord,
Raspail. Liebig and Sir Thompson copied from
my circulars The genuine Records Vital Re-
storatiye can be had OF LevaSSor & Co., 10 bis Rue
and at all wholesale and retail Druggists all over
the world. s. BROWN SIGESMoND. NJ. D.,
General Agent for the Z. :. and South America
Send stamp for Descriptive Circular.
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ItLooks like IL Was suicide, Sure.

SAN Francisco, March 19.--The theory that the
suicide of General Upton was the result OF an
Over-taxed brain, seems to be borne out by the
following letter written on the day preceding the
night of his death, which found among his
papers after the inquest.
Preside, SAN FRANCIsco, March IA, 1851.
To Adjutant General United states Army:
SIR hereby tender my resignation as Com
mander of the Fourth ARTILLERY.
Your Obetient servant,
+. UProS Colonel Fourth Artillery.
The theory seems to be held that this was
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