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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-04

WARRENTON-Trains Nos. SIS, so, ga and
and 59 connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION-Daily,e xceptSunday.
Leave Rocky Mt 6:30 q. M, arrive Franklin
Junction % a. M; leave FraLklin Junction
7:2O D. M. arrive Rocky Mt. 1920 p. m.
GOEDONSyILLE-Irains leave Orange for
Gordonsville 2:25 I'm. and $50 p. No. daily,
and 500 s. n. daily except Sunday. Returning,
leave Gordonsvile for Orange 1000 3. H. 3:15
p. III. daily, and 700 g. m. daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TEAMS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Aloxandrja from depot at 800 q. m.
and 4:45 p. m; arrive at Round Hill 11:3O 3. m.
aud 7:20 p. IN.
Returning, trains leave Round Hill 600 a. M,
and 1880 p. NJ. arriving al Alexandria at 1928
g. IN. and 2:54 p. IL.
The 500 a. M train from Alexandria connects
at Bound Hill with stage for Blue Ridge, Berry
villo and Winchester, and Mt Leesburg with stages
for Aldie and MiddlobGrg
The 800 s. M train aud 4:45 2. m. train from
Aexsndria connect at Vienna with stages for
Fairfax Court House.
SLEEPING CAk SERVICE.
On trains Eos. 30 and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep.
ers between Eow York aud Atlanta, and At
lanta and New Orleans.
90 trains Eos. 90 and SO Pullman Buffet Yes
tibulc Sleepcrs between Washington and New
Orlcsns, and Washington and Birmingham, via
Danville, and Washington and Hot Springs via
Salisbury.
On trains Nos. Sc and 81 Pullman vestibule
slecpors between Washington snd Cincinnati and
Louisville.
On trsins Nos 81 snd 80 Pullman Buffet
Sleopera between Washington sud Memphis.
On trains Nos. So and % Pullman Buffet
Slcepers between Washington and Rome, Ga,
via Lynchburg and Bristol.
Through tickets on sale at the principal stations
to all points. For rates or information apply to
any agent OF the Company, or to
G. NJ. BORUM, D. ?. A., Lynchburg, Va.
JAMES l.. TAYLOR, G. P. a, Washington, DC
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III To the
NORTH, WEST AND soUTHSEsT.
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CPAGHETTI and MEzZoNI MAccARoNI and
> VERMACELLIj just received By
mh25 j. G. M1LBURN.
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T9TcFW0ND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND DIVISION.

C0EDnEzED BCHEI3-LE. Il EFERCT
March ., 1890.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in brick church, corner of Lawrence ave
nue. and First street.
There will be preaching this evening at
the First Baptist church by Rev. D. f.
Booth, ID. D., OF Dayton, Ohio. DR..
Booth Is the general missionary secretary
OF the United Brethren in Christ and is
known to all United Brethren. Come and
hear him.
First Baptist church-The services on
tomorrow 1T the First Baptist church
will be conducted by the L. B. conference
ROW IN session in this city, both III the
morning and evening
Sunday services Of the Arkansas Valley
Annual Conference, United Brethren IN
Christ, will be held in the First Baptist
church as follows: Conference love feast
at 10 Il. M. let by Rev. A K. Post.
Preaching ut IL a. N. by B shop +. B.
Keep hart, d. D., L. L. D.. after which d
class OF young men will be ordained to the
gospel ministry according o the ritual of
this church. Preaching in the evening at
$50 at the same place.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
PROMOTED.

The many friends of Mr. W. H. Wishart
will be glad to learn of his promotion to
travelling passenger agent of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific for Kansas and Ne
braska, with headquarters at Topeka.
Mr.. c. B. Sloat, his predecessor, will sue
coed Mr.. Firth at Kansas City, who will
be promoted to general agent with head
quarters at Denver. Mr.. Wishart's ability
and qualifications for his advanced posi-
ton are well known to the railroad
fraternity.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Smedley Darlington VS. George B. Nc
Farland, judgment in rem for plaintiff fol
SG22. So
S S. Wilson VS. J. c. Milton, judgment
for plaintiff for $3.50, and on cross petit
ton in favor of Pool for 1855.
L. NJ Carver VS. F. w. Slower, judgment
for plaintiff for 81 ,295; also in favor OF
JoceIyn for sos, vs. same defendants.
Ada Ball vs. Charles i. Bail, divorce
granted plaintiff with custody OF children.
State VS. Fred Edich, nolled.
State VS. George Knoblock, capia.
Ross & Packer vs. Chicago, Kansas 6;
Western railroad, motion for new trial
overruled.
Jerrard VS. Harris, motion for a new
trial overruled.
Savings Bank of Wichita VS. Amidon, ct
al, motion for new trial overruled.
Ida c. Sabin sues her husband, Frank
Sabn, for divorce, setting forth as causes
of action extreme cruelty and general
abuse. She further asks for the custody
of the children and such further relief as
the court deems proper.
PROBATE COURT.
The steward of the insane asylum at To-
on March s.
Deeds from executrix of will OF T. /.
Myers, deceased to VI. ". Coulter, ap-
proved.
COMMON PLEAS.
In Bush and Newcombe Us Eddy verdict
for plaintiff for possession of property.
Chicago Lumber company vs. G. Stafford
was on hearing before Il jury in Judge
Balderston's court yesterday.
POLICE COURT.
a ndy Wood has again been defaming
his neighbours wife and his neighbor
started to take the law in his own hand
when the police interfered. Both were
fined s. for this offeuse. On investigation
Andy was found to have razor on his
person and was arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapons on which charge he Will
be heard this morning. A back fine and
drunk completed the arrests of yesterday
The two young girls and young man ar
rested Thursday night gave bonds for
their appearance Monday but nobody ex-
poets to see them.
JUSTICES COURT.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly meeting of the Min
isteriai association of Wichita will be held
Monday morning Mt the First Presbyterian
church. The consideration of the subject
Of prohibition, which has occupied the at
tentiOn Of the association for several
weeks, viii be continued on Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
inc Anatomy Of NIatrimonv.

The husbands the head of the household he'll see
Who closely the question peruses.
And the wife is the neck. Who between yoG and
me-
Twists the head around Just as she chooses
Buffalo News
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
\ Fancy

Vow you would not-would you-suppose"
! said, From those sweet lips Of rose
III steal the perfume of a kiss
She answered me, aud put it brief,
Il would YOU were 81 honest thief"
And herecn hangs a tale OF bliss
West Shore
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
Sarcasm of tho Streets.

Benevolent Old Lady-Dear! dear! Little
boy, why do you SIT on the curbstone eating
those cTustS2
Small Boy-Tm dom it for me health,
ma'am. You didn't suppose I was hungry,
dld ye.-LLppineotts
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

Old Mr. Walstrets-And have you sutfi-
Gent means. Young man, 70 support NY
daughter IN comfort!
Jack Has-nEs- yes; provided In
not ruined by tie expenses OF a long engage
uaeur--Puck
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
On Their WEDDING Tour.

She-The moon looks different stree re
were married.
He-6ow Is tbarF
She-I ISL 70 think Il vas greez cbssze,
and Eo-S II : hcasy.-Lowel Cizlzsu-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
His Inference.

''Yoa-n get yourself dLsliEea-' s. said she,
= wrinkle eff his b,cT.
81 ne warning ~oCd lTupjy,N sad &c,
II st ! an not - nov
Kash!nE ton Past
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

Wien Ba5y Vas sex, =. gave Re. CAs:o-.a-
wh.a sac vas CHA. ste cried fo7 CAssorls.
sYlea Sc becazns VS.. sas esu-s % Casa
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
MASQUERADE.

The hOSpjtable nome of Mr. ". IT.
Bishop, 453 North Lawrence. was the scene
Of a pleasant party last evening which will
long toe remembered by the young folk
who We're present and had a real good time.
Miss Grace Bishop gave a party to the
North End Dancing club. including quite
n number of other young friends from = to
10. All Of the guests were in masquerade
costume and looked very gay and pretty
until 3 O'Clock when supper was announced
and masks We're removed only TO present
a more beautiful and animated appearance
thtn before.
Dancing, music, games and = VARIETY of
amusements chased tie evening hours
away only too rapidly TO please the revel-
ers. Amongst the guests were the Misses
Jetta Campbell, As baby, Lizzie Newcomb
as Yum Yum, Amy Hays as flower girl.
Katie Pa,n,r IN fancy dress. Nellie Young.
tsnbourine; Lotto Newcomb. Spanish
Ella Oliver Monte Carlo: Coral Harris.
fancy; Grace Bishop, Ethel Bishop, faucv.
Ismay Chadwick, fisher maid; Maud Riy
gypsy girl; Katie Parmelee, fancy dress:
Nellie WSsSan. fortune Keller: Hattie
Gowdy, domino, the Masters Charlie
Cro>key. lady; Eermilljou Harris. Higl-
lander; Frank Davidson, prince; Jesse Nc
Clees. sailor. Robert Campbell. old maid
Max Oliver shepherd boy; Willie HAYS.
clown; Charles Jennings. base bal Robert
p. Morris, fancy; Eugene Kramer. prince:
John Waller. Spanish Senor!ta; Roy
Kramer, jockey, Charley Campbell. Red
Riding Hood: DSlos MOODS Fontleroy and
Stacey NiederlaudeT, fancy dress.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15

The ladies' II the NJ F. church wants
every hungry man 70 remember thar a
dinner Will be- served especially for them
a; - North Main street today. The sub
sttnrials and all the delicaoies Of the sea
son are served
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
JUSTICES COrRT.

The usual round OF civil work occupied
the justices courts yesterday. No war;
rants were returned d.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
Ctr ~

cay UsP
A handsome iitho-Taph nap - this cis-.
containing she names q ali TIE szr~ets.
parks, colleges and pubic bzildinGs.
hots.s. etc L complete map twelve bv
fifteen inches. on linen paper. can BE bah
a. this Office for 20 cents "a As
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-15
COMMON PLEAS

In Bush and Newcombe Us Eddy verdict
for plaintiff for possession of property
Chicago Lumber company vs. c. Stafford
was on hearing before a jury in Judge
Balderston's court yesterday.
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placed in the ChiIdren's Home. 1t appesrs
there Is no Law which covers the case and
nothing can be done.
Serious Railroad Accident

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. pa passeppar
train on the Mopon route, which left chi.
cago Sunday night at l. :55 wac wrecked tbIs
morning at $50 one mile above Carmel. i,
miles north OF this city. The train was run.
ming at rapid rate end was approaching
the long trestle across Wilkersou Creek when
the tender jumped the track. The eus-
neer reversed his engine, but before the air
brakes could check the speed OF the rain tia
locomotive and baggage Car had cleared ,ae
trestle but the sleeper aud smoking car
went over in the creek, both taking
fire almost Immediately and being consumed
in remarkably short time Those who e..
capped unipjured busted themselves in dig.
gipg out the dead and Injured from the
wreck, but before this could be accomplish.
ed the heat of the burning cars became so
intense they had to Withdraw. As far a,
known at thls hour seven persons were xiii.
ed and six or eight wounded. among the
latter being NJ. E. Ingalls,. president of the
Big Four System. of Cincinnati.
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A Blood Smoking Sect

KANsAs CITY, Jan. PA new religious
sect has gained foothold in the territory
adj AGENT to the Blue river, just east of Kan
sas City. According to the reports, the
practices of the sect were founded upon the
biblical injunction to do good to the sick
but the sect has degenarated into band Of
oloodsuckers. About year ago there ap
psared In that neghborhood man named
Wilcox who openly advocated the drinking
of blood for all diseases. giving as authorl
ty for such action the fact that the bible
taught that the blood was the life. At the
home of John Wrinkle have been found two
emacated children. Ga the bed lay
Wrinkle, who was apparently In the last
stages OF consumption. The limbs Of the
children were covered with scars, showing
plainly the effects of the bleeding. Wrin.
kle acknowledged that the children had
yilliugy given their blood to restore him
to health. The man was In such o oondl
ton that be could not be moved, bat the
children were taken from the house and
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Fire in a Navy Yarl.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 27.-The
largest FIRE that ever occurred at Kittery
navy yard, broke out this morning at 5
O'Clock 10 the boiler room of the building
occupied as a machine aud iron plate shops.
The fire quickly extended along the shaft
ing and oily timbers into the building &C.
cupled as fu.tock mill and workmen were
obliged to jump through the windows to
escape. Despite the Efforts OF the fremen
and marine guard the fire extended into the
machine shop and help was then called for
from this city. A steamer aud a hose com
pany we're imm ,diste!y sent over the ferry,
and with these re.snforcemenls the FIRE was
confined entirely to the two buildings. The
two buildings were built In 1916 6 and dur
ing the war they we're remodeled and Goa
nected together making building 400 feet
In length and IS feet In width. TIE loss is
expected to reach 100000.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Miss Champe Peyton died at the Univer'
sity of Virginia Saturday night. She wal
the eldest daughter of Major Green Peyton
proctor of the university.
The daughter of Mr.. R. b. stratton, oil
GoIdopsville, president of the Virginia State
Pharmaceutical Association, was married
last Thursday to Mr. W. +. Jacobs, Of Cor
louisville.
Colonel Scott shpp, superintendent the
Virginia Military Institute, has rendered
Captain A. L. Duncan, of Danvlle, the pc.
sltion just created By the board, of principal
assistant instructor OF tactics.
Ex-Governor Lse says that the story cur.
rent that Governor Hill, of New York, has
made overtures for his influence In the South
for tho Presidential nomination, with prom
ise Of o Cabinet position In return, Is q
bogus story rehashed.
As stated 10 the GAZETTE ex-senator Rid.
dleberger was buried ut Edinburg on Satur-
dsy 10 the presence of about thousand
people. Among the floral tributes, was a
floral harp sent by the members of the Clan
na.Gael in Philadelphia. The funeral took
place from the Baptist church, the Episcopal
burial service being used. The bar of Shen-
andoah attended In body. Mr.. Riddleber
ger was Mason.
In the Circuit Court of Danyllle on Sstur.
day verdict was given against the Rich.
mond and Danvllle Railroad Company In
favor of Startling & Noel for 81 200. Some
years ago the plaintiffs had a drove of mules
which got loose and ran on the railroad
track. A freight.train came along in the
mean time and killed several of the animals.
10 the first trial the PLAINTIFF got verdict
for 81 200. An appeal was taken. A sec
ond trial was granted and the verdict re-
mains the same. Another appeal has been
taken.
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Telegraphic Brevities.

Saturday evening in New Orleans Nr. Geo. W.
Dupre, editor of the States met Maj. Nat Bur-
bank, of the Pcayune, in the ST. Charles Hote bar
ROOM and after denouncing him fer refusing to
fight duel with the editor of the Item after de-
nounciDg the Item severely, slapped him in the
face three times The affair created great e1'
element
To day, the 31st anniversary Of the birth Of
Emperor William, was observed in very cute!
manner in B Rim. The Emperor received
number o: princes, generals and other hign ON
cials and 2C00 army officers.
President oppenheimer, OF the Richmond vs."
Board Of Health, visited the New York Hes'tn
Department today and WAC shown the WORKING
of the cremation OF garbage. Richmond contew'
plates using the method.
The Union B.idge Company, the iarg's. con
csrn of the kind in the world, is about TO ABANDON
it's shops at Buffalo N. Y, and centralize at Atm
ems, Pa.
The dispatch reporting the collision on the %
umbus, Ga, and Western railroad on Saturday
proves to have been badly exaggerated. Only 0n'
man was killed.
During the storm yesterday snow slide a. ~
gabs7ille, Cla., buried house and two of tee IL
mates were killed.
Edward Amman mas been found guilty Of 't'
murder Of Bertha Elf his sweetheart aud ssn'
fenced to death at Indianapolis.
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Fearful Storm (.

A terrible storm ragged in eastern Colorado all
Friday and Saturday nights. Dsnver's streets
were almost deserted, and reports from the coun-
try show it to have been the worst storm in years
The path of the heaviest storm WAS down tho
mountains through Monument tn Colorado
Springs and Manitou. telephone message from
Monument says that many buildings have been
destroyed, and citizens were compelled to move
from their houses and take refuge in the Brush
The gale reached hurricane at Manitou. Build
ings we're wrecked and wooden sidewalks lifted
bodily and hurled through tho air. To add to the
terror of the situation fire broke out in the noun.
tsins between that point and Pixies Psak, and
spread over the hills with fearful rspidity. There
are hundreds of men in the mounts ins, and grave
fears are entertained for their safety.
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Senator Daniel on Jefferson Davis

United States Senator John W. Daniel, Ii
Richmond on Saturday night, delivered biz
address on the life, services and character
of j ffsrson Davis. 1t was the States trib
ute to the memory of the Confederate lead
or, as the grafton was delivered In response
to g resolution of the general assembly
Mozart Academy. which seats l 800 people
was crowded to Its utmost capacity, snd
hundreds of people were turned away
Members of the legislature and many dis
tinguished people from different parts o.
the State were on the stage. The Senator
made one of the best addresses he has evel
delivered and his remarks we're constantly
interrupted with applause. II was an clio
quent and comprehensive review of the life
of the great man of whom it treated In his
various relations of life. As soldier win.
ming laurels on foreign land as q wise
counsellor 10 the cabinet of his country; az
the brilliant Senator commanding listening
Seuates; as the self poised head of the great
southern struggle for independence as q
citlz pure, honorable and above. reproach,
the dead hero and statesman was sketched
with master hand and assigned high
place In thetemple of fame.
In his address Senator Daniel eaid:
"Ha swayed SeRstes and led the soldiers
of the Union, and he stood accused of trea.
son In court of Justice. He saw victory
sweep ilIustrious battieields, and became a
captive. He ruled millions and was put In
chains He created nation, he followed
Its bier, and he died disfranchised citizen.
But though great in many things, he was
greatest in that fortune which, lifting him
first to the Hottest height and casting him
thence to the deptblof disappointment, found
MIN everywhere the erect and constant
friend of truth. He conquered himself and
forgave his enemies, but he bent to none hut
God.
The people of the South knew Jefferson Da.
Wis. he mingled his daily life with theirs
under the eager ken of those who had bound
I'D with him all that life can cherish. To
his hands they consigned their Gestinies,
and under his guidance they committed the
land they loved, with husbands, fathers.
sons and .brothers. to the god of bat.
ties. Ruins, wounds and death became their
portion. And yet they do declare that JET.
ferson Davis vas an unsel6sh patriot and
noble gentleman.
Dr.. Minnlgerode, the old pastor of Pfesi-
dent Davis, was present and was moved to
tears when the speaker touchlngly referred
to the communion which was given Mr. Da.
Wis by bis pastor while incarcerated 10 cell
at Fortress Monroe.
At the conclusion OF Senator Daniel ora
ton Gen. Early was called for and made
short speech.
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In Mr.. INGALLS, own State, where there
are few negroes the white people object to
having young negroes as schoolmates for
their children. Does Mr.. IDgalls know
what the rule of negro majoriiies means? 1t
means that there shall be negro oVerseers
for white paape,s, negro coDstables and
magistrates to arrest and try white people,
negro legislatures to impose taxes on white
peoples property, negro treasurers to COL
lect and hold those taxes, negro trustees to
appoint the teachers of the public schools,
aud negro teachers for white chidren-girls
as we'll as boys. Why even President Har'
rison says he wouldn't like to practice in
court cfficered by negroes, nor to receive
his letters from negro postmaster. But 1t
must pever be forgotten that Mr.. To-
gals got into the Senate by bribery and was
sried therefor
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PRESIDENT HARRISON. in biz inaugural
message, said it would be his duty to enforce
all the laws of Congress. He also said the
evil example of permitting individuals to
nullify the laws because they cross some sell
fish or local interest or prejudice ia full OF
danger, not only to the nation ut large but
also to the law breakers. And yet. though
nearly three months have elapsed since the
civil service csmmisson laid before him for.
NAL charges against certain Virginia Office
holders in Washington, of wifdl infraction
of the civil service law, the parties referred
to still retain their places.
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LEGISLATIVE.

In the State Senate on Saturday com
munication was received from Railroad
Commissioners Hill enclosing the tariff sheets
OF the Baltimore and Ohio and Atlantic and
Danville roads. 10 the communication he
said $50 far as I have information there is
no discrimination 10 favor of non-competi
tive points. Such points as Staunton, Rosn n.
oke, Suffolk, Charlottesville, Strasburg and
Lynchburg may be given advantage over
non-competitive points" The oommunica.
ton was tabled and ordered to be printed
The bill relating to unlawful fishing in the
tributaries of the Potomac river within the
jurisdiction of Stafford, King George, Fair
fax and Alexandria counties was passed, as
was also one to incorporate the Chesapeake,
Fredericksburg and Western Railroad Com.
pany.
The committee appointed to prepare suit
able resolutions relative to the death of Hon.
George w. Easley late Senator from the
Fifth district, presented its report, which
was adopted,
In the House the Committee On Militia
and Police returned the bill providing tha.
the police and fire departments In the cities
and towns be reorganized on non partisan
basis with the recommendation that it do
not pass.
Mr.. Hudgin, rising to q question of per-
eonsl privilege, sent to the clerks desk and
had read an editorial from the Fredericks.
burg Lance under the caption, "Fredericks
burg Insnlted," In which it was declared that
that city had been offended by the motion
of Mr.. Gibson to amend Dir. Peters's bill 30
SO to have the capital moved to Fredericks.
burg instead of to Lynchburg. The paper
declared that the old burg had done moth.
ing to ofsnd Mr.. Gibson nor had she ever
given him cause to sffliot her by transferring
the penitentiary from Richmond to that city.
The paper wanted to know where were Mr..
Rowe, Captain Hudgin, and Jack Mason
that they should sit quietly By without re.
eenting the insult TO Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Hudgin said he and h;s colleague
(Mr. Mason) we're in their seats attbe time
referred to. Fredericksburg had been 30
ably represented by Mr.. Gibson on that &C.
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Fires.

DENVER. Col, Jan. 27.-The postoflce,
the Crested Butte bank and eleven business
houses were burned at Crested Butte, Col,
last night. Loss $50 600; insurance light.
PERU. Iud., Jan. 27.-Bunker Hill, 8 small
town in this county, was almost destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Thirteen stOrea
were burned. Loss over 1000
CHILLIcoTHE, Mo, Jan. 27.-The Brown
ing House was partially burned yesterday
5eay's hardware store and Hlrsh & Sher'
man, grocers, had their stock damaged by
water. Total loss $2S 900.