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The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
GEN NERAL NEWS.

In Petersburg, Va, yesterday was the coldest
there for 10 years he ground was covered with
snow ami ami in some sections of the city the
sleighing sguod.
The New York police have found in the loft OF
house, no III West street. great number OF skele-
tons and human bones in all states of mouldine-s
but there is no clue. The police are endeayoring TO
clear away the mystery surrounding them.
The treaty Of reciprocity with the republic OF
San Domi 60. the terms which have been made
public is mueh the same AS that rel4tirg 10 Cuba
and Porto Rico kept that il admits leaf tpbseco
to the United States and reduces duties on manu-
factured tobacco in cigars or cigarettes emily 25 per
cent.
Mrs. Martin Tyler, an old lady at Brookhaven
Louisiana, was knocked down and her house robbed
Thursday night by negro. for whom band of
citizens are searching.
Joseph Rue 70 superintendent Of the st. Charles
Missouri water works, has lett town in debt several
thousand dollars to tbs water company.
Prayers were read in New York yesterday over
the remains Of the late Rev. George w. Btsgien,
for 90 years. Rev. Dr.. X. S. Storrs Of Brooklyn
Conducted tue prayer service. In the Afternoon the
body was taken 10 Boston for interment
Monday freight train on the MEXICAN Central
railroad was wreca ed near saio. Mexico by armed
bandits Considerable valuable merchandise was
stolen. The robOers belonged to the Revo .utiunary
anti American, party. Tho gOversnien and rail-
road officials succeeded in suppressing the news
until yesterday. One report says that fireman was
killed.
John F. Lee, clerk in the mercantile agency OF
~. ". OAH N w. AZ AAa.s was cent 10
jail yesterday, by the Judge OF the United States
Court here becauss be WOdid not give up the name
ami osigipal 'mmuuiIaton from correspondent
Of TIE agency.
Mr.. Mullen. whose removal is demanded by the
exhibitors at the New Orleans Exposition saws the
interests Of the exposition are paramount 10 per-
soual consideration, ana he has only t. say that lie
courts the fullest investigation By the board Of
m nagement OF every act OF his, personal and
official.
Professor Slocum the schoolmaster who defended
hmso against mob, killing mau and ~ound-
ing several others, at Horse Cave, KY, Saturday
nisht was discha ged from custo iy q Thursday on
motion OF the commonwealth attorney.
The steamer Rhein from Bremen for New York
VIII ch put back southampton Eng. after having
been in collision with the steamer York sailed
agaiu at =. Thursday Tor New York
Judge joseph swan, author of Swans
lreatifs," aud an ex judge Of the supreme Court.
died AZ Columbus o., ON Thursday nighE, Egsd SO
years.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
MYSTERIOUS CASE.
Pinkerton's Detectives Make an Hmp,
taut Arrest,

BNoHAMToN, N. z, Dec. 19-Dstective
Robert Pinkerton has captured Gsorge A.
Proctor, the supposed leader of the gang, who
about the middle OF June, 1888, abstracted
from the vaults of the United States Express
Company, at Susquehanna, Pa, a package
containing between $30, 900 aud $4,000. The
money was sent by the Marine Bank of New
York to the First National Of Snsquehsuna,
Tor use in paying the men at the shops in that
town. package similar in appearance to
the one containing the money was left, and it
was thought for some Tins th6t the exchange
had been made while the cash was Gu route
from New York.
Proctor, who had been employed at the
lime the robbery occurred as foreman Of the
boiler shop at Susquehsnns resigned his posi-
tion aud went t. Canada. 1t was suspected
that he had been connected with the air,
pat he could not be taken on the proofs al
hand from Canada. He was let alone, aud
finally came over to Whitehall, N. Y, where
he was known to have q ticket for Europe He
was tlen arrested, and brought via the A ba-
ny road, to this city, and thence taken to Mon
trose, the county seat, where he was, after an
examination yesterday, incarceratod in Jail.
From the facts now brought to light il is
clsimed that other men will be arrested and
ts is sso intmated tist they are employees Of
the Erie railroad. The EPiDkerton men seem
confident that they have dead sure thing
ON this mysterious, pUzzling case. Proctor is
well known along the Erie road as an expert
on locks
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
Rowdeiu College.

The Senior and Junior exhibition occurred
in Memorial Hall, Thursday evening, Dec, IS,
with the following programme:
Sa utatory Boyd Bartlett Ellsworth
Edmund Burke and the American Revolution
.... .-....-........... John r. LIBBY, r chmond
Extract from Second Philippe Against Antony
(EDglsh version from Cicero. -. .........
sF. l.. Smith, Waterboro
Alpheus Spring Packard, o. h. Cook, Bridgton
lnvectiSe against Antony-Cicero -.
stL. Turner, Jr., Somerville
Evolution of Human Destiny. ny................ =.
CHI. wardwel, Berlin, N. H
Unshackled ....... Webb UOnnell Sheepscot
Extract from the DiVina Com edia Dante. 49,.
"a. X. Butler. Portland
The Saxous in Civilization ion.......,,.........
f. ". ,lexsnder, Richmond
Speech on the Amnesty, English ver-ion from
GambeJta. ..........'l ". Horne Berlin. n. II
Popular Education........ -. L. q. Folsom, Bethel
Juniors
tAbseuL.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
REIGN OF TERROR.

Chinese Lawiessness i'm British Column
bso-Vigiia1ce Committees Organizing.
OTTAWA, Dso 10. Several members of
Chlnese society Enown as the Aristocratic
Club have been sentenced to long terms Of i'm
prisonment in British Columbia for abduction
and threatening the lives of white citizens aud
for attempting 20 abduct three girls into Wash
ington Territory, two Chinamen were sent to
the penitentlsry for seven years each. Ths
Chinese are becoming very powerful IN the
province and vigilance committees are to be
formed 10 keep them from carrgiDg out their
depFedations. At present q perfect reign Of
terror prevails,
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
MAINE.

Eighteen Rours From Bss.on TO N1onnt
Desert Ferry.
MOUNT DESERT FERRY, Feb. 10-Steamer
Loagfellow, waich has just besn put upon the
ronts, arrived at Mount Desert Ferry from
Boston at five O'Clock this morning. Her run
ming time from Bottom was eighteen hours.
The PenObscet Closed 90 Navigation.
BANGOR. Dec. 1S.-The port OF Bangor closed
to navigation today. 1t has been opea 257
days. 1t is intensely cold here, the themome.
ter registering 14e balow zsro Tonight,
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
Business Gnilurea for tho week.

NEW York, Dec 19.-Busness failures
throughout tue conatrg for the last seven days
number for the Unitsd States 367, and for Cam
ada rs, total Of 395. This is marked in
crease over the last week, when the failures re-
ported pum cred 347. This week Western and
Pacific States furnish nearly one-half Of the
whole number of casualties reported. There
j. also consideraols irergase to uots in the
Southern States.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
POUNDED THE MIXTURE.
He Disobeyed Orders, bat will DO SO No
More-Terribie and Fatal Explosion in "a
n-wu Rsn~e

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. ia terrible explo-
sion OF chemicals occurred in the drug store Of
Lamar & Co., in this city Yesterday afternoon.
A chemical mixture, containing eight ounces
OF chlorste of potash, was being compounded
10 a mortar by colored boy, William Holt,
under the direction of the chemist of the es-
taolishment. The latter stepped across the
store for some nssded article, and the explo-
sion occurred before he had gat 20 fact from
the mortar. 1t is supposed thai the boy, con-
trsry to directions, pounded the mixture, eaus-
ing tue explosion. Holt was terribly maugled
and died IN an honr. A negro who was sweep
ing ten feet distant, and the chemist were both
knocked down by the conclusion. The former
sustained several sewers flesh wounds from the
broken pie jes OF the mortar. The chemist was
not injured Every window in the store was
shattered. The damage is estimated at $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

LATEST MARINE NEWS.


QUEEN TOWN, Dsc. 19.-Steamer Oxenholme
cane into the harbor on her baam ends and
still remains in that position. Haads aud legs
OF dead aad living cattle can be seen protrud-
ing through the cattle pens and hanging over
the side OF tho vessel, aud the upper deck of
the STEAMER is a confused mass of dead and liy.
lug cattle. Many carcasses thrown overheard
have washed ashore,
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.
The indications for New England to-day are
fair weather, norteerly winds, slight rise in
temperature.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT,
Il1.27 P, MI
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
OIL Tanks on Fire.

PHILLIPS CITY, Pa, Dec 19.-This afternoon
fire st4ltsd IA Fishers No. viii aud setting
fife 20 i've stock tanks containing 1900 barrels
eco
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
TIE FLAMES.
A Roorhcuse sEnrnsa-An Eanaafe Burned
DO DeRGh.

DETROIT, DEC. I9.-The LaPeFe county poor
house vas burned iast night at 10 o'clock.
Ihirty- seven inmates were turned out in their
night clothes only. One insane woman named
Bertha Rockwell Gashed back into the burning
building and WAS burned t. death; another
woman ran two miles through the deep snow
before she could be secaptuied. She is badlV
frozen. The thermometer az tue time was
hHfnR. "-~S
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

The supervisory committee of the New York Cot
ton Exchange reported yes erday in favor of expel
ing John M. Even OF Even Bros., cotton brokers
whs were charged with swinding customers.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

Lieutenant Of Police Mullen pleaded guilty to an
indie meut charging him with violating the election
laWs, in the United States Cincinnati yes
tefd ,, and was renamed for sent tence. he in
die M ut charges him with unawfully preventing
certain qualified voters from exercising their fran
chise on the l4th of last October by unlawfully
confning them in a cellar
ia powerful Anglo Dutch Company has signed
cJntrac Tor cutting Is GEO 600 metres of The Pan
ANA cana on the Culebra section, the work to be
finished within two years and large force of Euro
pean aborers has been or tered for the work The
dry season has had the effect of dispeling sickness
aud WORK on the canal is progress ng favorably.
Steamer York City is now 20 DAYS out from 7 IN.
don for Halifax. n. s.. aud ST. John, N 3. The
agents there think the detention ia eausd 4 bv pre-
YailiDg head Wipds and gales.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

Frank Hanson, sou Of DIR Hanson, principal
OF Cobnin Classical Iasiitu e, graduate OF
Colby, class of 'S3, has been elected principal
OF tho Grammar school in Atlantic City, N. j.,
at GOOD salary
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

sJuniors.
tAbAent.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

The long delayed contract for the building of
81 orioge by and betweea the towns of Rock
land aud Thomaston has been drawn ana
signed for an iron draw bridge, to be- furnished
by the Berlin Iron Bridge Co., OF BERTH, Conn.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
FORT FAIRrIELp.

The Aroostock Republican Gays there are
10000 bushels Of potatoes stored in cellars aud
store-houses in Fort Fairfield village waiting
better prices,
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
KITTERy POINT.

A second meeting in relation to the organi-
zation OF a stock Company for tne establish
ment IN Lewlstoa OF Democratic daily news
paper was held st room II City Building, on
Thursday evening. No organization was ef-
iecten AID only an informal talk on the sub
ject vas made. The committee appointed at
the previous meeting made no Teuort
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

Rev. j. L. Scoooria, pastor of the Universa-
list society OF this town has accepted a call to
e sst j. frey, N. II. He left here Thursday,
He and his wife will carry the esteem and best
wishes of many sincire friends in THIS vicini-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

A number of wild geese were killed by
the gunners on the river yesterday.
Several new residences of very respecta-
BILE appearance have been built at Falls
Church this season.
The weekly dress parade and drill OF the
St. Johns Academy cadet corps TOOK place
this morning and was witnessed by num-
bers of citizens.
To supply the demand for democratic
ROSTERS Mr.. J. D. H. Lunt has ordered an
other large lot of them, which ne will re
ceive to. morrow night.
Mr.. Cassius Carter, formerly of Fairfax
county, but now Of San Angela, CAL, was
re. elected Commemorative Attorney OF
that county at the last election.
The speech of Mr.. Roxbury, of this city,
at Manassas, on Saturday night, is spoken
of by those who head it as one OF the best
delivered on that occasion, and Mr.. K. was
warmly congratulated.
Policeman Acton, of Washington, on Fri
day, arrested at the B. &P. depot, in that
CITY. John Adams, colored, charged with
having on his person policy drawings from
this city. He was locked up for hearing
tomorrow.
Ihe large eagle WHICH uaS oeeh cage" a.
the wharf of tho Washington ferry compa
ny for some time past has been boxed up
and will be sent to Richmond, where it will
appear in the democratic procession which
will take place there to morrow night.
At the last election the county of Kappa
hammock voted on subscription for rail
road, which will run from Washington 1.-THE
county seat to Sperryville, and thence to
some point on the V. M. R. r. They voted
a subscription of Sl50,000. The vote was
almost unanimous.
An old colored market woman pamed
Cooper died suddenly Saturday night short,
" after she had left her stand. She was
taken sick on her way to her home on the
southwestern outskirts of the city and sat
down on the side of the road, where she
was found, but died soon after being taken
to her home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

DEATH OF AN ALEXANDRIA LADY IN
TrxAs.-The Henrietta Shield says:
"Nrs. V. D. Fancher. who resided near
Am.,. this county, died on Tuesday last,
Or,,'.vr, 1854. of fever, in her 25:h year.
she /. aves husband to monrn her loss.
She, with her husband, settled where she
died, two years ago, coming from Brown
county, New York. She was buried in the
city cemetary."
Mrs. Fancher was sister of Mr.. Fulton
Hutchins, of this city. Mrs. F. has been
away from Alexandria since she was child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

SHIP YARD ITEMs.-The steamer CITY
of Alexandria has been launched from the
ways at the ship yard and the transfer tug
Beaverton will be hauled thereon to- MORO"
for such repairs and overhauling as are ne
cessarv for her winter service. The tug
TempIar will take the place of the Brewer
ton on the transfer route while the latter ID
being repaired When the City of Alexan-
dria leaves the ward and resumes her route
on The ferry the City of Washington will go
or the ways for repairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17
HOTEL ARRrvAls-Braddock House.

nUTFL hHNi VA 10 Ut tse's''1'' ''0'
Mrs. H. Mehr, Baltimore i; James Farson,
Chicago; D. J. Collins, Criglersville, Va
J. H. Padley, Rochester, N. T.: J: 81; Carey,
Manassas, Va; G. H. Crafts, Richmond,
Va: C. A. Willard, Elmira, N. Y; w. Cor
don, Virginia. f. B. Ryan, Richmond, Va;
W. H. Inns, West Virginia Jas. Williams
and f. w. Craig, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

VIRGINIA BoSDs.-J. A. Hambleton & 70 s.
Baltimore financial circular of Saturday last says:
"yirginia securities arc i'll better demand, es-
pecially copsols, which sold from 3Sia up TO 80
and were later quoted at 80 to 40 Consol cou-
pons, after sales ut 3d. advanced to "a on de-.
mand from tax payers to tender in payment, oil
taxes and to prove and collect under coupon killer
No l. It is surprising that Il large number OF
taxes payers do not avail themselves OF this prlVi
lege. as the remedy is simple and the coupons
can be collected at their full face value. Ten.
forties 321a, and Riddle 3's 81 y to 52la
new YORK, Nov. I'LL 4. m.-Stocks opened
weak and declined I. to l y per cent as compared
with Saturdays closing prices. Union Pacinc
recorded the greatest decline, selling down TO
5O1b Near IL o'clock there was rally Of Is
to Q. per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

MARRIAGE-Miss Erva w. Payne,
daughter of General VIM. a. Payne, will be
married in St. James Church, Warrenton,
tomorrow evening to Mr.. Eppa Hunton,
jr. A special train will leave Alexandria
at 3 O'Clock tomorrow evening for the &C.
commodation of persons attending. Inc
train will return after the ceremony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

DIvoRcEs.-At the term of the Corpora
ton Court just ended DEGREES OF divorce
were granted In the cases of Charles 30"
vs.. Martha Bow, and Joseph Mitchell vs..
Mary S. Mitchell, all colored of this city.
The ground for the petitions in both cases
was adultery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

OPERA HousE.-The Two Tramps Com
pination. supporting the talented versatile
actress, Miss Helen Beattie, in her original
creation of Lizzie, the self-willed daughter
of self-wlled family, but whose heart Is
in the right place, introducing songs, selec;
lions from operas, tragedies, limitations Of
popular stars, &c., will appear at the Ope-
"a House TO. morrow evening. As this com,
pany is we'll recommended it is predicted
mat good audience will greet them. The
popuisr prices of 10, 20 and 80 cents only
will be charged. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. E. Warheld is quite
sick at his residence, on Fairfax street.
Mr.. C. J. W. Summers has gone to Gin
cinnati to attend the Bottlers' convention,
which commences there tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

r,r MANASSAS CELEBRATIoN.-The
,oa.nrrai. OF Manassas had grand celebra-
w., Oh Saturday night in honor of the cleo
w.. .;'' oi Cleveland and Hendricks. The
.n,o vas pre;!iIy illuminated and speeches
Was Ts. E. f. Meredith and c. E. Nicol, OF
n';nce william, Mr. Jacob Roxhury, of this
,;,y ard others. The Young Men'sDemoc
:. iIub ftbi- city clad in Mother Hubbard"
-,r..ses. accompanied By large crowd left
h.r. OF, s;,s cial train and took part in the
".I.bra,ion. Everything passed off quietly
noli the tr&iu bearing the visitors from this
,.;,v was about to start, when fight occur
"a hptween some drunken men from this
a;,v and Others belonging at that place
s.I.raI we're cut and bruised by bottles,
>,ict. and stones. the weapons used by the
,rnh VINO it is said demolished the furniture
and fixtures of bar room there. Inc
Ulcers of the club from this city disclaim
any, responsibility for the row and regret as
mich a any one else its occurrence. Ihey
.av il was started by men who have no con-
nec,jon with the club whatever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. Jonn
Hart one of the oldest citizens of this place,
died at his home on lower Duke street yes
terday evening, aged nearly so years. He
was native of England, but came here
when boy and had worked at his trade OF
block and pump making for upwards OF
sixty wears
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

THERE appeared a fair prospect for one e, or
two first.class local items yesterday. The
source for the first seemed probable at the
Virginia Midland depot, where about TWEEN
ty or thirty small boys were engaged iu the
time. honored pastme of swinging to the
sides of rapidly moving trains. The second
was at the new Columbia engine house,
some "sbavers' climbing to the top of the
tower. and straddling the scafiolding at
that dizzy height. Thanks to benign
Providence, DO one was hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

There is no material change to note in the
markets Flour is quiet and easy. Wheat is
steady with far demand for high grades and
but Iii tie disposition to handle common lots ex-
cspt ut lower figures; receipts to-day were small,
only 1900 bushels being sold on change at II
for good Fultz; 75 for fair; 81 for mixed and
So for good lougberry; no prime was offered.
1000 bushels white Corn brought ~ to 90, as 10
condition. No yellow Corn, Rye OF Oats we're
sold. Produce is without change
BALTIMORE, Nov Iva. Is defd :; CONSOLE
dated 80; do I'd series -; past due coupons "a;
new 10 lis =: new 81 SIS bid to-day.
Cotton higher; middling 1Oa1OA. Flour quiet
and lower on high grades City Mills; Howard
street and Western super 81 2ha2 DO; do extra
super 81 25a2 rs; do extra So OO43 70; do Rio
Brands "a 62a4 IS: Patapsco family 50 2o: do
speculative patent 81 10. Whcat-S"utherE low.
err Western lower, closing dull; Southern red
92aS5 do amber s7a9o No Maryland STA
STA; No Western winter red spo. 7SHsa7s15;
November 7sba797s; December 7sSsa797s;
January s11aaSla4. Corn-southern lower aud
ouiet: Western dull and easier: Southern white
5.;a54 do yellow 50a51; Western mixed
year 4eTsa47a.; January 45Aa4?k Oats Dat
steady Southern 33a36; Western white a4a3o; ;
do mixed 32a33; Peuna 33a35. Rye quiet at
62a65. Hay steady prime to choice Penna and
| Nd S14aSl5 90. Provisions lower and quiet;
Mess Pork $14 so. Observation-Disclosures
and clear rib sides packed 1aet. Bacon
shoulders SE clear rib sides IL. Hams 1894
14is Lard (refned) g. Butter steady; Western
| packed 12a22; creamery 23a31. Eggs steady
| at 26a27 Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
| fair Sk,a9a. Sugar steady; A soft 6lts. Whiskey
quiet ut 81 lSa1 Ii.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-stocks stea der and high
MI IA
| Orleans 1O1a Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
lower and heavy. Corn stronger.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Nov. H.
Cattle inactive prime 64aT; good ot2a6; me-
dunn 4iba514; common 3aitI. Sheep in fair
demand: prime 4L,a4l2; good 3ata1 medium
23,a:, 10; common ksa2k Lamb, BAD. Hogs
| il fair demand, selling at Casa
MARINE NEWS
| rORT OF ALENANDRlA. NOVEMBER l.. 1854.
| nm rises,.. e Al sur so:s.... .......... 4 al
| ARRIVED.
schr Lucy + Friend, Gloucester Mass, to + A
Re oil s Co.
schr Jane Diverty. Puugo River, C., 10 Fer.
ry, Smoo: Il Co
schr Sally, Goose Bay hy Perry, Snioot & Co.
| MEMORANDA.
schr Orvetta, cleared al New Haven, Tor this
schr John r Halliday, for Washington, sailed
| from Bath 18th.
| schr Mary Cildersleeve, from Washington,
arrived at Washington, Nc 10Th.
| --------=----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17
AllsagGrga WaaEEeflg
,oSo,Y EVENING, NOVEMBER /
LOCAL MATTERS.

rcr the Middle Atlantic States light rain
md -now III norlhern portions. lair weather
:, southern portions. northerly winds, 1oi-
,.1 on Tuesday 10y generally colder
leather end higher barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

The CHANNEL.-The Washington papers
say that "the channel hetW' ca this Guy
and the Navy Yard has been tnoroughiy
dredged in the past year, so that 10" YES,
sells drawing over twenty feet OF water can
reach the Yard. The Powhatan, wn'ch
reached here two or three days ago ora" >
twenty one feet of water, ana Is Tue ulss
vessel offs sizeto come here III many years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-17

FIRE The stable and feed house belong
iuc to Mr.. Jefferson Hall, in the rear OF his
r, vdence on Henry street, between queen
AMI Princess streets, together with lot OF
hay aud fifteen barrels OF corn, was DESTROYER
nv fire Yesterday morning about ] O'CLOCK.
4 horse and COW which were In the ;, s,ao'e
were gotten out aniniured. The buildings
and contents were uninsured, the to'a' loss
being about $3.50. The hIe' u Is s"Ppose''
WAS the work of an incendiary