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James Redpatb, journalist, au-
thor and Irish Nationalist and vice
president Of tho Anti-Poverty So
ciety, died at st. Luke's hospital,
in New York, last week, in the seth
year Of his age.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

Augusta, Ca, has been invaded
by the "grip," Physicians have
succumbed to it, and those who
had it last year are taking their Sec
ond round.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The explorations Of Southern
Africa are beginning to food Eu-
rope with geological curiositics. In
Antwerp and Hamburg they have
now regular sale menageries, where
amateurs can purchase any pet.
from dwarf parrot to IN extra
sized rhinoceros.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The production of precious met.
ais in the states and territories west
ofthe Missouri, including British
Columbia. for 1890 was: Gold,
s3e.l56,s16; silver. 500, $50. S3l ;
copper. 1853, os2; lead, sll,-
509,57l.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

Coming from Washington the
other night, we met Rev. Samuel
Graham on the train on his way
home from Cape May where he had
been spending a couple OF weeks
for his health. He went on to his
home at Harveys, Greene county,
Pa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The body of Joseph Zick, boy,
who mysteriously disappeared at
Macon. Ca, the other day, was
found in the river by q DR.. Harris,
who says the location Of the body
was indicated 10 him by dream.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

A bear which weighed $40 pounds
was killed by Solomon f. Perry, of
RoDcsvsrte, w. Va. who had follow
ed the animal back and forth over
Sassafrass Mountain for 81 days.
The bear killed IL dogs, and his
hide showed ~ bullet wounds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The Warwick county Ind. Jail
10 without an inmate, and it is
SLAMMED that fear Of "White Caps"
dcters crime in that county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

A rich gold find is reported from
Eldorado Canon, near Dayton,
New, and tremendous excitement
prevails in the vicinity Of tho dis
covery.
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nauia pr,

Admiral David D. Porter, Com
mandsr-in Chief of the United
States Navy, died suddenly at his
residence in Washington d. G. last
Friday morning. aged rs years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

Tbs Comte de Paris is said to have
promised to write a book of Amer.
lean impressions, the title of which
will be america Revisited, or
America twenty-five Years After
the War"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

Miss Ella Ewing, of Scotland
county, No., is 18 years old. and
is reputed to be eight feet tall and
ssill growing. She weighs about
a50 pounds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The 18th inst, the birthday Of
Abraham Lincoln was fiittingly
celebrated throughout the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

L. g.. Brooker, of SCOTS Bluffs
e,unty, Nsb., found pair of Tex
ma horns the other day which meas
ured 5 feet 9 inches from tip to tip.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The Senate bill granting PEN
sion of 800 month to General N.
r. Banks was passed by the House
YESTERDAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The painful fact is made public
that the poet. Tennyson, has al
ways employed rhyming dictiop-
AIRY to aid him in framing his poems.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

A solid train OF rs cars Of lum-
Der arrived in Savannah, Ca, one
day last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

Serious apprchensions are felt
for the young King Alexander of
Servia, whose eyes are badly injur-
Cd by disease.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

The mercantile block at Aurora.
H., was destroyed by fire: loss 800.
600.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-02-19

Jack the hair clipper has made
his appearance in New York.
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MORE MEN WANTED.

HIRE men on salary and pay their travelling
expenses unless they profcr n comfniasiori
sno give them employment twelve months in
we year. now want n large number to solicit
orders Tor tuil Inc Of Bursefy stock which We
guarantees true 90 nafna ana frst-ciaas la avery
particular. No experience needed phil ~
siructioDs furnished. Good references rsonirod
Address stating acej
D. -. PATTY,
EURsERYMkN.
Nisn OrSEvk. NY.
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HEALTH IS EEhLfH

On r. G. wysTis Eryvs lxv Bn,,r psrr.
aEEr, guarantees specific for Hysteria Disz}-
ness. CSnvulsioD. Fits. Nervous NsuraIsfs
ase OF alcohol or tobacco Wax efulness. Xerfs
depression. Softoning Of the Brain resulting In
insanity end leading TO misery. decay esa
lover Ia either sex. Involuntary Lssses asa
Spermatorrhoea caused by ovcr-exertisn Of sac
pfaip, teu-abuse or over-indulgence RaeA
oox contains ono IDsnth treatment 81 e a ~
or SIX Tor 500. scnt by mail prepaid on roocf -
OF price. GUAkANTEE SIX BOXES t. sera
any case with each order received By us f.r
TX TX boxes accompanied with IS. 90 we will sonG
We purchaser written guarantees to rsfuss
nemonsylf the treatment does not effect cafe
guarantees issued only by McLATN BEOTR Ens
DTugglsts, sole Agents McI.ain Sleek, eeT
AarAet ana Twelfth streets. wheeling, W va
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LADIES
Noedinf q tonic o. cblldrcn who want b,uA.
ting ID should take
bttOWf's IRON HGTTERs
~ ~ rie4fenf % take cures Malaria fnfl
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Gen. Sherman died in New York
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Notice to Creditors.

TO rzE CREDfTons o. MAaris sTxSr1n. Drs,ps
IN pursuaus Of decree Of the Circuit Cart
on the County OF Preston, made in q oaaes thsra-
~ pending TO subject the real estate OF the saiA
Marlin stemple 70 the payment Of his debts. zoo
are Iequirei 70 present your claims ngaisst the
estate OF the said Martin 6tempfe for adfu6lea-
u0n 70 -. u. WoiriBe. Commissioner. Al A.
once IN the said county on or before the nad sa
Witness, ; W Watson. Clerk OF sa,d fs,urt
this 10Th day Of January, 1901
-, - Nv. WATSON. clsrR.
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STAFF ~ Wrsr ViRorfk CiacUrr CouR7 CLnax,s
OFFICE or PRksr0H CousTY--rO-WfT.
~ ,. ". Watson. Clerk Of said Court. DO certify
mar the above named Special Commissioner
required By law and a. directed ~ the deerSs
~ ~ snio causes Given under ny hand this the
rrsft. W WATSON. Clerk.
2-ip r-18w
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Commissioners Sale.
Containing 100 Acres.

more OF loss, and q the same land referred 20 n
the deed 81 frnst from said James Plum IL II n
Fierce. Trustee. which is made an exhibit ir "a
seversl causes and referred % IN the above ussr
. The above land Z said 70 have upon n about
- ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND and lirs h,
giose If0Hlmty 20 Schools, Chn. chss etc ard
farm. 49, -N'"
Terms 81 Sale :-0ne.third % The pnr.
tn9se money cash IN hand on the day Of sale
Ano TOT the residue on n credit Of one two anl
tnree years taking from the purchaser lnferssf
yferng notes with good security Tor the d.
toffod instaiiments 81 purchase money
~ a MAXWELL
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P. j. CRoGAN,

Bond with security has been given by the
above named Commissioner as required by law.
J. w. WATSON,
s1s-tt-eis7a '''o" -
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JUDICIAL SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Timothy Gnmors's Admir-
rmo,A, =. Gilmore. Hrs. :, Al. EQUITY

By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston county. West Virginia rendered IN the
above entitled canse. the undersigned Special
Commissioner, will. on
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The Latest Law.

The Village Corporation Act, which was
signed by the Governor last week, is the
first law New Jersey has ever had nnde r
hch small villages could organize govern
ments There was the Borough Commits
sion act, aud other borough governme Mt
acts. but these are too extensive ard ex
pensiye for small rural places, The new
la is very similar to the New York law,
and it will be an advantage to many OF
these small places scattered through the
State. No village can thus be iucorpora-
ted which has not at least 300 inhabitants,
and if the territory in such proposed village
should exceed one square mile. then the
village must contain 800 inhabitants to
every additional square mile when a
village wants to become organized under
the act, it must petition for an election to
the Judge of the Circuit Court Ia the
county where it is located, which petition
must be signed by persons owning at least
one fifth of the taxable real estate in the
limits of the village. A map and census
must be filed ith the court. Ii the judge
of the court ilnds that sufficient number
of rropelty ow neis are on The =, tition. he
shall order n special election TO be held as
to whether the village shall be incorpora
ted or not, and thirty DAYS after this
election another election saal be held for
the selection of village officers. These
on ,ers shall be five village trustees, who
shall constitute the governing board aud
serve without compensat on. except the
trustee who shall be appointed treasurer.
They are authoriz ID to appoint village
clerk. council, street superintendent and
as many policemen as it may seem neees-
sary. Any snch district shall constitute
separate road district within its limits,
aud the board of trustees shalt have tall
Jurisdiction over the streets and highways
within such limits. The Trustees can as
sess taxes every year, hnt this shall not
exceed the sum Of seven and ono half mills
on the dollar, unless greater sum be a,-
thorized by majority of the voters oil the
village.
The Monitor., 1891-04-03

The Bap;ists are carting brick for heir new
parsonage. They held an Egg festival on Sat
uriay night tor the benefit of The church
fund.
Philip Applegaie. aged IA years, died on
Friday night ut 10 o'clock. Mr.. Applegate
leaves wife and several grown up children.
He IS lnitor OF thelBApti,t church for many
years. He WAS buried on wednesday.
ourpeople say the streets are now in better
shape than they have been for several years.
Mrs. SamI, Ray is very sick.
Abraham Darlington has invenieda a shut-of
TO be applied TO water tanks, " hich Will doubt
less prove useful.
Miss Lilly Wood has ca apenters at work on
the addition TO her house. +. stretch is dong
the work.
Rev. j. L. Nelson, our new preacher, occu
pied the NJ. h. pulpit on Sunday, taking The
y chapter of Matthew, 42d verse, "w hat think
ye of Christ rs his text
Rev p. ~. Bilderback moved on Wednesday
to Monroeville, his new charge. Mr.. Nelson,
the new minister, moved in on Thursday.
Paul wills. who has just moved on John
HOUSES farm died suddenly ON tuesday,. ar.
Wills was in usual good health until Saturday
when IL doctor WAS called in, but said his ser
vices were not needed. Another doctor WAS
sent for, but he also said he saw nothing the
matter His ftnily have the sympathy of all.
The removal oil w. Blderback from the
NJ T. church here is II great disappointment
toaIund the change Is The subject for much
talk, il being said that personal dislike OF 4
church member was the reason OF his remov J.
MIR. bilderback was given Il grand send-of by
his many friends here. on W Wednesday, togeth
er with purse of money, 5. NJ. X.
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HarrisonYi,Ie Nores.

George Horner So. moved from his farm Into
W oolseown last week aud George Hormer il
has tuken charge of the farm. Frank Horner
who has been living on ChalKley Coles farm
has moved on oseph Colaon's farm, and Bor
tom Souers has moved where Frank lived.
Rev. c. 5. Miller has returned from Confer
ence. lie Will siay with us this year.
Suckers have been up the creek.
The school children had their pictures taken
last week.
MIS-. Dubois and Sallie Butterworth speut a
few days in the city last week.
There was surprise party ut Charley w ilk-
insou's one evening last week.
Rev. A. Tice spent few days at his mothers
lately.
EIwood Pierce is going to truck for Nathan
Wilkinson. He has got his hot-bed.
The bills for the school entertainment are
up. 1t is to be held ON the l6ihof April.
some of the members of the Good Templars
visited the Mullica Hill lodge on last Monday
night
George and Wilmer Madara spent sunday
evening in Harrisonvlle.
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0UliitOn Item =

Clrcuses are coming, and nrbutus is here.
Rev and Mrs. C. Ii. Elder on their return TO
the parsonage last Friday night, were greeted
ly many friends and II warm reception y
feather bed, / presume ns token OF their
good will, was presented 10 The dominic ana
his wife. II seemed If the elements OF
heaven were all at war. but it only served TO
show how much brighter the parsonage.
which Was al! aglow with light, so much
bri shter by contrast TO the driving rain
without.
A second talent fund has been organized for
the NJ L. church The objectia in view now ia
IN fresco he church, which when completed
will improve the appearance of the interior
very much.
Rev Mr. johnson, Jf Hancock's Bridge, was
the guest of Rev. {. IL. Ed rlast Monday.
Misses Leuclia thompson, Lotlie Howell
and May Harris have joined the painting class
of Miss Flora Wander, of salem.
The NJ, f. Church was fiied last sunday
evening with bright, expectant audience,
and the programme was very Interesting.
Flowers filed the pulpit and altar. and 1t huge
nest of moss 1liled with Easter eggs of many
colors stood censpIcuousiy GU, from among
the flowers. Music and reeitations followed
each other, after which the presentation OF
Gags among tho little folks concluded the
service
throng of people wended their way TO the
tptist chapel list sunday eveningfo parsiei'
pate In the Easter service, for which special
programmes had been prepared. The chapel
was ablaze with light, and fngrant With the
perfume of many choice house plants that
fIIed the pulpit aud tables. voluntary by
William Hancock or the violin and Mrs. Ham
cock on the organ opened the exefcises.
Music by the choir was well rendered and re-
ceived marked attention throughout The
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INST over the County Lines.

Swedesboro has several cases OF diph'
liberia ana fears spread of the disease.
The Lincoln Park hotel will open ON the
18th of May, and the park proper on the
30Lh of May.
1t is reported that Charles Walters, en-
ployed in HarIisonville as a butcher by
John Riley, has been left fortune otaooul
ais OOO by the death OF relative Ill
Germany.
John Dougherty, of Mullica Hill, gained
two sons-in.law one day this week, when
Thomas Costello, son Of John Costello,
married to Katie. and Roger Il Costello,
son of William Costello, married Alice.
The ceremony was performed on Tuesd as
In the Church at Swedesboro. by Kew.
Father Tracy, the priest. A reception
followed at the home vf Mr.. Dougherty.
The following real estate transfers were
made ia Gloucester county last Week
James l.. Piummer to Bedj. A. Headley,
tract of land in SNedes0oro, Tor soUoi
Joseph b. Livezey to Richard 5. Bro" u,
farm in East Greenwich, s. 222 81; Joseph
B. Live zey Ia Jos. w. Athinson. tract N
Harl ison, slo5 Joseph Munyan to VIM
Richards, tract il Ricnwood, 81 ooo;
Euoch A. Jones to Harry Carney, tract IN
Harrison, 800.
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Died

LoPER-At Marlboro on March 29th, sal All
Mcpherson. aged 80 years
PEpRICk-ln Lower Peun's Neck. March
sTfh Jacob, infant OF Paschal +. and Rebeeca
Pedrick aged 3months and 10 days.
sMITH-lu Penusgrove, March 10Th, Ed
ward r. Smith Jr., aged a ears.
kIDn-Netr PennsS grove, March l6th, Mary
wife at Robert Kidd, aged 6s years.
CASPER>ON-Iu saiem. March Goth. Mary
Casperst'n. widow of John Casperson, IN
her I'D year.
BIAKE-In Bsileyiown, March .9ih. grand
child OF JAS. Eiton Blake, aged il mouths
AFPELGATE - In Allowav. March 9th,
Philip [. Appelgaie. in The G5ihy year OF his age.
WARklSGTON-On March 26lh, at Swedes-
boro, Claience, son of Edw In and Lizzie War
rington in The l4ih ear of his age.
HAMPtON-on March sSd near sharptown,
Mari ha T., daughter OF Frank and Isabella
Hampton, aged years and IL months
HEADLkY-on March :sd, at swedeshoro,
Lizzie, daughter OF George c. and Maiy
Hcudiry, AZ years.
BENNErT-0n March 24th. at swedesboro,
Anna, daughter OF Wn and sallie Bennett,
aged years.
The Monitor., 1891-04-03
AiIoyer the Comfy.

The depositors in the Elmer and Mnilica
Hill Branches of the defunct Merchants
Bank OF Atlantic City have all received
their G5 per cent. dividend. More than
fifty Of the depostors at Atlantic City have
not called for theirs, probably owing to
fact that they were Summer residents.
Charles Anderson, alias Charles Palm,
alias John Huff, who has been robblng the
farmers of Gloucester. Salem, Camden and
Burlington counties for the past five years,
by hiring With them undsr assumed names
was arrested by detective Garrison, near
Pole Tavern, last week. Among his other
crimes be is charged with the theit OF
about $40 at Pennsgrove, aud several other
robberies in this county.
The Monitor., 1891-04-03

evening. Readings by Mrs. Anne Grisonm,
Misses Carrie Mills and Hannah Powell were
mostApprOpriatc and interesting. An address
by Rev. C.. II. 5 nith followed after which the
Easter eggs Nesting in tiny baskets were pre-
sented to the small children, and thus closed
Il mos enjoyable day.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, OF Crosier Seminary, VIII
preach in the Baptist chapel next Sunday.
Charles Hires is having his new farm en- the
pike improved by moving the house nearer
the road. This will AFFORD more material for
farming.
Our Baptist Friends contemplate treating
their chapel tot new coat of paint
There was not one new Easter bonnet seen
IN all that throng that found their way to
church on sunday, or on the promanade later
in the afternoon. EVE
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Hlarried.

sCDTT-RICHtE-Iu the meeting house of
Mount Zion Baptist church, H,nceck street.
Salem by Rev A. Ii. Sembower, March 25th,
John A. Scott and Miss Eliza h. Richie, all OF
salem.
LIPPINCOTT-GR March l1th. at
WoadslowIi. by Friends ceremony, in the
presence of Mayor e. II. Richman, Harry Lip
pincott and Mar1ie H., daughter OF David r
GrieT of Warrington.
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West Jersey D,t,fn@ club.

A meeting was held on Tuesday in Nc
Ailster's Hall, aud an organization calef
the West Jersey Driving Club WAS formed
The following officers were elected: Clarh
P. .ttit. President; NJ. j, Pauldiug, Vice
President; Samuel French. Treasurer. How
ard Ceilings, Secretary; Board of Cover
uors, Charles S Cstfr-y, n R Lipplncott
Samuel G. Allen, William Disstou, William
Robbins, Arthur W. Yarrow, William
Carpenter Jr.. with the oifi;srs above AS
er oficio memb bers of the Board
'lne object Of this orsaniz ttlon is to fur.
ther the rapidly growing horse interest OF
this locality III the way of securing the de-.
venpment of young stock and calling
public attention thereto, by the int reduction
of weekly matinees and stake races. ear
Iy membership fee of five dollars was fixed
NJ. J. Pauld.g, Chas S. CaTrey and n
r Lippincott were appointed II draft a
sci of by laws, to be- reported at the rext
meeting.
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+. s. FoGe, Secretary.
CIIURGIIES.

CHURGHES.
Fp1gNps-Services on First and Fifth days at
after last Monday in the month. First-daS
School meets at 800 O'Clock every First-day
morning. -,
Services ut 10 30 A. N. and 7.3 P. NJ. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday at 7.45 p. NJ.
Snuday School ut 200 p. NJ, Superintendent
Miss Amanda Abbott.
RAPTIsr--Rev. X. X. Albin.
Services at 1879 A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ. PRAYER
meeting Thursday ut 7.30 p. M
sunday School at 200 p. NJ, Joseph Bradway
christian Endeavor Society meeting Tues
day evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
PREsBYTERIAN--K rev. IL. L. j ohnSOn.
Services ut 1880 A. NJ. and 7.45 p. N. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday ut Z. As P. N.
sunday School at IL. 40 A. NJ. j. K. Jaquette
superintendent. A
CArHoLIo-Rev. Father Tracey.
Services every other Sunday at A. n.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.
WOODS TOWN LODGE, No. I0S L. .. q, T.
Meets every Tuesday evening In Turner's
building.
WooDsrowN LODGE, No. 1885, +. & A NJ
Meets Tuesday evening, on or before full
moon and two weeks thereafter, in Borton 6
Hall.
Meets in Turner's Building every Friday
MosAosA TRIBE, No. IL, IMP. o. r. M
Meets in Turner's Building every Monday
evening,
wooDsTowN GRANGE, No. 8, z. OF H.
Meets every Wednesday evening in Turner's
HARNoNY COUNCIL, No IS, o. U. AM
Meets every Tuesday evening In Rileys
Building.
SEcoX6 UNION LOAN AND BUILDING AssooIA-
TIoS meet second Saturday evening in each
month, ut O'Clock. in John Holmes office.
The Monitor., 1891-04-03

Miss Lena Dickinson is on a visit to
friends in Philadelphia.
Joseph Morgan and wife, living on the
Daretown road, entertained number OF
friends on Tuesday evening.
Nathan Thorne ard grand daughters,
Chelie and Fannie More, returned yes
terday from visit to Washington, D. G.
Joseph Urion and wife, not Edward, as
NC had it last week, have returned to
Greenw ich, Conn, after a visit to friends
here.
Mrs. John Brown, Of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in Woodstowp. How a rd Brown,
of Trenton, also spent few days iu town
this week
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Population principal cities. Rules fer Punc
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The above is n most useful book, and copy
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Address
The MONITOR, Wooasiown, Nj
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cauadea Cnips.

The clang Of the fire bells about nine
o'clock on Saturday night, calling out all
the engines 10 the city, aroused great ex.
citement. The STROKES of the bells told
the location. and thither hundreds hurried
after the firemen, but before the depart
ment reached the scene at the loot OF
Kaighn's avenue, tho ferry house was
mass Of flames, and before the fire fieh hters
were masters of the situation, docks, build-
ings, niue passenger coao,ess and other
property, to the value Of $4,000, was 8