Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05
Destructive Fire nj Fnl,s Churcn

Steet, oetWeen 9th and 9th streets
Destructive Fire at Fails Church.
FALLS CHURCH Va, March 81, 1853
Correspondence Of Tar EvKSrse sr.a
AT about O'Clock this morning the harm of Mr.
VIM. Ellison was seen 10 be on fire by men IN the
barn getting a team ready for work when aiso
covered the flames were so far advanced that no
attempt was made 70 stay them. It would have
blew fresh from the north, and IN a few minutes
the whole barn with attached sheds were enyel-
were got out, and all else,-farn Implements
such as wagon. trucks, mower. forks, hoes cutting
box Win horse POWER pows, etc, etc, with from
were consumed. or nine set OF harness. what
wire on the horses only were saved The corn
barn stood, Judge, from 80 10 90 feet away, but
with pals with water only few feet distant TO
save IL Ii conta lined $50 bbls OF corn 50 bushels
wheat Some or the corn, though damaged. can
De used The rest OF Its contents Is SUBSTANTIALLY
superstition The W. w. r. r. track IS isiS
about 90 feet 70 the north OF barn site Estimated
!. Loss S. COO insurance on building and contents,
road was with difficulty saved. L s. A.
NEW TEMPORARY CHI EF.-owing to the illness
OF Mr. T. J. Sullivan, acting chief OF the bureau OF
engraving and printing, Secretary Folger has
granted him leave OF absence. and has desisna.
ted MI. Lamasure, or the bureau OF engraving and
printing, to act as chief In his stead.
DENTISTS AS JURoKs-This morning, in the
Court In General Term, In the case OF n B. Noble,
In which he claims exemption from Jury duty on
the ground OF being dentist, the appeal was dis.
missed The Chief Justice said this case seemed
10 nave been certified TO make q dress parade, but
there was nothing In II on which the court could
act for IL was not shown that the petitioner was
suffering. He should have made a case by rerus-
Ing TO answer, and then the court would have
something TO go on.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR IN MARYLASp.-Satur.
Gay morning, about $50 O'Clock, George Richard
was shot by Jim Trainer In the face with n shot
inc =, SosSe station on The h.
medlately summoned and pronounced the wound
70 oe fatal Friday night young Trainer went 20
serenade on account OF the noise; angry words
passed between them. The next morning Trainer
shot sns e n ana nes some
vansciver. OF No. lO23 s6th street. was charged
before the Police Court with receiving stolen
goods, large lot OF sllver-plated table cutlery,
Arlington hotel Mr. Roessle identified lot OF this
name or the hotel Sergeant Pearson and OfYIcers
Kirby and Hart, or the fourth precinct destined 60
and thar theS mouse On another charge
defendant stated that she bought the articles from
a colored man who worked at the Arlington hotel,
stolen. She Said she couldn't read. and didn't
know they belonged TO the Arlington hotel.
sse sa1d the Judge y1u can see cant you:.
ne would hold that she was criminally negligent,
and he would impose fine OF SIS 90 days IN jail.
Levi Vansciver and the defendant in the preced-
Ing case, were charged with keeping a bawdy
mouse. The prosecutor struck out the name or the
woman, and the other defendant pleaded guilty.
and nne OF $2o was imposed.
TnE NEW YORK SroCKMARKEr
Tfefollowing are the opening and closing pric,s
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reportei
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