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OCEAN TEAMSHIPs.
FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM R-a.
j ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST esxxl8
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from
Spear-street wharf at 10 a. NJ for the above ports
one of their AL iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALlFURNIA-July %, Aug A. ~.
%. Sept. 9, 81.
contradictory 10. 81, Aug. II. "a Sept. 5.
IT. 20.
OREGON-July II, Aug. g. 90, Sept. l. 13. 25
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In Oregon
Washington British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. yellowstone
Park and ali points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin, $40: steerage. ~:
round trip, cabin. $50.
;, Ticket ohices-l Montgomery IT,. and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery Sc.
Freight onice-200 CALIFORNIA; ST.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO. Supt Ocean Line
II 10 Market ST. San Francisco.
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81 Cents

8 Cents and 10 Cents gets your choice Of Patterns
Mostly in Light Colors.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,

CABIN. $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD Hs8
ing to steamer and accommodations 2ze&
selected second cabin, 1876: Majestic and lentOn-
ic, $40 and $45. Steersge tickets from England.
Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark,
through to san Francisco at lowest rates Tick
cts, sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. II. AVERY, Pacific Mali Dock, or at the
General Office OF the Company, 6l3 Market ST..
under Grand Hotel. G. W. FLETCHER.
apps TuWerrsu IT, Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast.
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CHAPTER II.

II some sound had no. come from the
apparition, if that terrible silence had
not been broken by some earthly mani
festation, by smile, Dy a word. or even
by natural look, think l should nave
died then and there; but she spoke.
She spoke in tones so intensely sad and
sweet that the words sent thrill through
every nerve in my body. It would be dis
stimulation for me to say that l now sue
ceeded In collecting nv thoughts. In reas-
stood there bewildered, not knowing
which way to turn; nevertheless that
secret pride in my own personality. that
natural conceit enabled me with great
effort to restrain myself from any pi;iable
exhibition. But 1t was a pose, however;
1t was not honest; knew 1t. aud she. 100.
whoever she was, woman or phantom. was
doubtless conscious of it. All this came
to me later; for, nv word for II, while
tho apparition faced mo had thoughts
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BLACK and WHITE

Challi. large or small figure, 15c quality. g.
Satteen % and 35c quality. silk finish 12l
Figured Satteens, were 25c, now .......... ]
Shifting Flannels, 81 in, were soc, now. -. 2
French, Sack or Wrapper Flannels ......... 49, 5
Atwood California Flannels, EXTRA. 40, go, 6
Double-Width Wool Mixed Dress Goods.
Few Cardinal and Ecru Lace Buntings .. e.
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everything

Fine American Sardines,
Genuine Sunbright or Climax
MEMS Straw Hats, high
Boys Knee Pants
Mems sl-grade Sunday Shirts
Ladies' 81 Canvass Button Sho
Ladies' fsize y Kid Shoes
35-Cent Turkish Toweling
75-Cent Linens, special
0Cent Cashmerette Shifting
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. co. STEAMER

For Portland, Salem, Albany, Eugene
CTEAMsHIP LINE TO YAQUINA Asa.
y BAY-By this route 235 miles by AESE2
steamer is saved over any other route. Steamers
are built OF iron, with water-tignt compartments.
viii sail from section A. seawall. foot of Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY will
sail from San Francisco Monday, August Z. at
p. N. No freight received after O'Clock A. NJ
DAY of sailing
Passenger rates to Portland, first class, $14:
second class. So; Albany, first class, $l2: second
class. 81. For freight rates apply to ID. r.
VAUGHN. General Agent section a, seawall.20 II
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OCEAN STEAMS HIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Ez.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. NJ. Efkt&
July 20. August 3, l 3. il, 20.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
July 10. and every NTH day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, w ednesdays. 8 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and NTH day, 8 A. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los angeles (Sauta Monica
Redondo OLos Angeles) and Newport, every
fourth and nth day. at IL A. Nj.
For ports in Mexico. July %, August 25.
Ticket OfIice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Market st, San Francisco.
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NoTE.-The first two chapters of this
story are the last work done by the late
Guy de Maupassant before his incarcera-
ton in an insane asylum. The third chap
ter is from Leon Favart, who wrote it out
from his Wedge of what De Maupas-
SAINT intended that the conclusion of the
tale should be.
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Andrew Snyder, aged 20 years, mar
ried and the father OF three children,
and an employe Of the Central glass
works, met with a terrible death about
midnight last night at the corner Of
Market and Sixteenth streets, Death
was due to electricity from tho ipcan,
descent light wires of tho Wheeling
electrical company.
For some time, many persons say.
there has been constant discharge Of
electricity down a pole near that COR
ner. Last night it was particularly
vivid, and general attention was at
tracted to it.
About 12 o'clock very bright flash
of light ran along all the electrical wires
inthe central part OF town, Then the
incandescent lights all hickered in a
peculiar way, and soon went ou. They
were ont the rest Of the night.
A wire was found to have fallen on
the postotiice corner in such a way that
1t rested on an iron grating. Several
persons unwittingly stepped on the
grating and received severe shocks.
The police on that beat discovered
the situation, and stood near, warning
all who passed of the danger.
Andrew Snyder had been at aball,
and was on his way home when he was
told to be careful. No farther attention
was paid to him until he was heard to
cry out, and those standing near looked
around and saw him standing on the
fatal spot. His actions indicated that
he was In agony
Before help could reach him he had
fallen, and in such q way that the
broken wire touched him. There he
lay for several minutes, tho deadly cur
rent passing through him. When he
was anally removed, he was uncon.
scious and apparently dead. He was
carried into Letzkus'a saloon, and DR..
Cummins was called. He did every-
thing known to modern medical science
to resuscitate the man, but all in vain,
Life was extinct.
The aged mother OF Snyder heard Of
the accident and came to the place
to SEQ her son, but was persuaded togo
home without looking at him, as the
physician was still working with him.
Many people have pronounced the
incandescent light wires dangerous.
They are in bad shape, and farther oc-
currences Of this kind may be expected
unless the authorities do something to
remedy the evil,
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pEMpsEY,s AcooMP1IcR.
Robert Beatty Put on Trial Yesterday o
tho Same Charges.

Ihc htluo NnltFEcss
PlTrsBuRau, Pa, Jan. 24.-Robert
Beatty who is charged with being an nc.
complice of Hugh +. Dempsey in the
attempt to close down the Homestead
steel works during the strike by ad-
ministerlng poison to the non union
workmen, was placed on trial in the
criminal court this morning. Beatty
was arrested in Louisville and brought
back here on extradition papers after q
hard battle. Tho indictments against
Beatty are the same as those upon
which Dempsey was tried.
At the opening Of the case the defense
protested against the right OF the com.
monwealth to stand aside jnrors with
out cause, and objected to the system Of
the kings jury" judge stowe said
he knew OF no such institution as the
Kings jury and agreed With Judge Glib
son, Of the supreme court, that tho
commonwealth would have no chance
III times Of great public excitement of
convicting any one II the right to stand
Jurors aside was denied.
The Jury was then selected without
difficulty and the case was formally
opened,
Tho jury as finally made up is COM
posed Of seven farmers, two merchants
and three mechanics.
The prosecution and defense having
agreed to admit the evidence Of tho
doctors, patients and experts given in
the Dempsey case, the reading of
tinuoi ali day. twill probably occupy
the greater part OF to.morrow's session.
Patrick Gallagher and ]. NJ. Davidson,
the two other defendants, who con.
fessed to administering the poison at
the instigation Of Dempsey, will bo
called up Immediately at the conclusion
OF the Beatty trial. 1tis expected that
they will plead guilty and throw them
selves on the mercy OF the court.
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ON THE BIG oIRcu1T.
Dates Fixed Yesterday for tho Annual
Raocs-ANew Member.

Dates Fixed Yesterday for the Annual
Raocs-ANow Member.
New YoRk, Jan. 24.-The board oi
stewards representing the various
tracks on tho Grand Circuit held a
meeting to-day at tho Murray Hill
hotel, and settled all their differences.
The most important mattera to come
up before the board were the demands
Of Buffalo for o two weeks meeting.
which was allowed them-and the adj
mission Of the New York Driving CLUB
to membership In the circuit, with q
date following the Hartford meet
All the associations in the circuit
were represented at tho meeting.
The dates finally agreed upon for the
season are as follows:
Pittsburgh, July II to IA; Detroit,
July II to 81; Cleveland, July Ito 2S;
Buffalo, August l To 12; Rochester. Aug.
ust 10 to IS; Springfield, August 20 10
25; Hartford, August 20 to September
l; New York Driving Club, September
5 to 8; Philadelphia, September y 10
16-all inclusive.
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BAYARD FOR SECRETARY.
Reasons Assigned for Ills Reappointment
by CIevelanl.

Reasons Assigned for His Roappointme ent
by Cleveland.
New YoRK, Jan, 24,-Regarding the
presence OF Mr.. Bayard at Lakewood as
Mr.. olevelund's guest, a friend OF Mr..
Cleveland says:
ut must be remembered that the
President.eIect looks upon tho reforma-
tion OF the tariff system as the most i'm
portant work intrusted to him. II the
President.elect is to have time and op-
portunity to carry out his difficult work
he and his iriends both recognize that
other men must relieve him OF the de-
tails and and especially Of those foreign
complications that arise to trouble
almost every administration,
Zone OF the arguments put forward
in favor OF Mr.. Bayard's reappointment
to his old position Ia that the questions
nov important in foreign affairs are
almost identical with those that came
to the front during Mr.. Cleveland's for
mer administration. Mr.. Bayard would
be prepared to enter upon his work
almost without any necessity for the
delay lnseparable from tho choice OF o
new secretary"
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HE DID NOT KILL KENNY.

Tho Police We're too Many, ana Mr. Ma
honey they CRught-He got Warm and
let Fly on NJ, Konny's Eye, rs for Insult-
ing his Mother, he Ought.
DUBLIN, Jan, 24,-Ths hostility be-
tween Parnellites and anti-Parpellites
is assuming an acute phase, Patrick
Mahoney, the former PaFpellite mem
ber for North Meath, who was defeated
by Michael Dnyltt, since unseated, had
an encounter to-day in tho four courts
with Matthew Joseph Kenny, Nation,
alist NJ, T. for middle Tyrone. The re-
suit is that Mr.. Kenny wears o black
eye. Kenny was in the hall OF the four
courts ut tho time that Mahony ap'
preached him. Mahony was excited,
and rushing up TO Kenny he exclaimed;
GLOW dare you insult my motherW
With that Mahony brought his fist in
forcible contact with Mr.. Kenny's eye,
causing that gentleman to stagger and
utter an exclamation OF surprise.
Mahony started to follow up the blow,
whereupon Kenny tried to seize Ma
hony. The two men joinedin in an angry
scufIe. The police seized Mahony and
hurried him away, Mahony being after
ward released on giving security for his
appearance, Kenny proposes to prose-
cute Mahony.
Notwithstanding the condition Of his
eye Mr.. Kenny will, 1t is expected, be
in his seat at the opening OF the house.
The remark which il said to have
given ofTense to Mahony was uttered
by Mr.. Kenny in speech which he de-
livered on Sunday last.
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NOVEL SCHEME TRULY.

Suggestion TINT Harrison Resign and Nor
ton Appoint Him to Succeed Lamar.
CntcAao, Jan. 24.--An informal con-
ference Of Chicago lawyers was held to-
day, at which the filling OF the supreme
court vacancy caused by the death OF
Justice Lamar was discussed. Alex
Sullivan made q suggestion that
commended itself as an equitable
mode Of providing for ex.PreSidents
in digniHed way when they possess
the required legal attainments. II was
that at least majority OF the senators
petition President Harrison TO reslgn
and that Vice President Morton, who the
country knows would make q dignifed,
safe and patriotic President, nominate
President Harrison to tho supreme
bench. HRrrison's recognized position
ns lawyer would make the appoint
ment flt, strictly on Its tnorits, whilO II
woutd furnish Tho President with hard
work, the best solace In his domestic
grloi, and mako 1t unnecessary for him
to return TO his dOSolate Indiana home.
Tho suggestion was received with IA.
vor, because " would provide n becom.
Ing position without tho obnoxious
feature Of being q sinocurc, for an OK
president, and at the same tltno give 10
the country d suporbly equipped au-
prelnD court Judge,
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MIR. PLAINE,s CONDITION.
Each Day Finds Him Not Quite So Wei
ms tha nav nOFnra.

Each Day Finds Him Not Quite So Well
MS the Day Before.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 4,-No en-
couraging reports as to even temporary
gaining OF strength have been received
from Mr.. Blaino's physician or family
to-day, and the impression Is every.
where becoming more emphatic that
each day now finds him in some re.
spects not SO well as on the previous
day.
Everything about the house tonight
appears, thus far, the same as usual /;
the dim light In the sick room, seen
through the drawn curtains, conveys no
sign Of anything beyond the ordinary
vigil.
The physlcians visited their patient
about 8 o'clock tonight, and said there
was no material change. Mr.. Blaine
slept moro than he did q week ago, but
WHOM awake no was conscious. The
doctor eald ho would not return to.
night unless called for.
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oLEYR1ANp,s oARINRT.
Whitney, DHyard and Carlisle to Confer
With the President,

NHNAN NtNN = ANNtNN"Nf
LAKEWOOD, N, j., Jan, 24-President-
elect Cleveland and ex-secretaFy Of
State Bayard, who ia the guest Of Mr..
Cleveland, were up and about at an
early hour this morning, Both gentle.
men took short walk and after await
ing the arrival OF the early train from
New York returned to the cottage,
Ex-Secretary OF the Navy William 0.
Whitney ia expected at any time, and
whom he does arrive Mr., Cleveland will
go to work upon his cabinet, Mr.,
Whitney wired that he would be hero
to-day
Mr., Cleveland while in New York
yesterday finished up all his private
legal business for the week, so that he
could remain here and get down to
hard work. Senator Carlisle will be
here tonight, and q most interesting
conference is likely to be held.
There is now thought to be no
further doubE as to Mr.. BaYard's enter
ing Mr.. Oleyeland's cabinet, That
seems to be u settled fact among the
knowing politicians,
Mr.. Cleveland was greatly shocked
this morning when he learned Of the
sudden death OF Associate Justice La-
mar, Both Mr., Cleveland and ex'sec-
retary Bayard expressed deep sorrow.
Mr.. Cleveland said no could not say
whether or not he. would attend the
funeral,
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A RoYAL VISITOR.
The czarewitcI Visits tho Emperor of Ger
many-Grent Reception.

The czarewltcG Visits tho Emperor of Ger.
many-Grent Reception.
BERLIN, Jan. 24.-The czarewitch mr.
rived in this city this evening on the
emperora special saloon train, which
met him at Eidokuehnen, East Prussia.
He was accompanied by the officers and
court officials commended to his special
service by the emperor. He wore the
uniform OF tho Westphalian hussars.
The emperor wore the uniform OF a
Russian infantry officer.
AS the czarewitch stepped from the
train tho emperor hastened forward
and they embraced and kissed each
other on both checks. An immense
crowd had gathered at the station and
as tho emperor and his guest came out,
they wore cheered with extraordinary
enthusiasm. The czarewitch was taken
directly to tho Russian legation, where
he was received by the embassy, and
tho emperor and crown prince returned
to the palace.
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BuDA pEsT, Jan. 24.--A passenger
way train and a cattle train collidcd
near Gaau to-day. The cattle train was
heavily loaded and lie impetus forced
tho locomotive over tho locomotive OF
tho passenger train and into the arst
and second carriages, The other car
riages OF the passenger train werO par.
TALLY smashed, Three persons wero
killed instantly, twolve severely and
perhaps fatally injured while thirty
others wore more OF less bruised. Three
hundred hUad Of cattle were killed.
Tho displacement Of ABwitch 10 sup.
poaed 10 have caused ihoarcldDnk
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OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. PA message
was sent President Harrison and secre.
tary Of State Foster to-day by the man-
uGcrs Of Turner's campaign for United
States senator, calling attention to the
nomination Of Frederick j. Grant, Of
Seattle, for envoy extraordinary aud
minister plenipotcntiNry to Bolivia, De.
comber 22 Inst. The message then
refers to the haste made In the confir.
nation OF tho appointment by tho sem
ate In order that Grant might enter
upon his duties before January 4. The
telegram goes on to relate how Grant,
instead OF hastoning to Bolivia, is at
Olympia, acting as manager In a soma.
torial contest,
The mcsaage closes as follows:
"You aro looked upon as the model
chief executive OF the nation, aud have
II In your power TO stop such scandal.
Gus proceedings. VIII yon do II and
savo tho Republican party In this state
from total dlsruptionT
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A hoy DROWNED.

a Boy Named Smith Drowned Whiic sltnt-
ing on the River Last Night. =
Last night about 0 o'clock three boys
were skating on the river above the
Island near the Union bridge, when the
ice gave way and the three boys were
preciptated into the water. Two Of
them, who live at Etnaville, were res-
cued, and the other, a thirteenyear-old
boy, Samuel Smith, who also lives at
Mtnayille, was drowned before help
could reach him. The body was found
at q late hour last night.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 94.-The cramp
Ship Building and Engine Company, OF
Philadelphia, has awarded the contract
for all the steel Of the new battle ship
Iowa and OF the cruiser Brooklyn to the
Carbon Steel Company, of Pittsburgh.
This included the nickel protective ar
mored deck. All the loading steel pro-
ducers were competitors, tho most not
able being Carnegie, Phipps & Compa-
nv, OF Pittsburgh.
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Nn 1nhlnn. rnr lho wlln wan,

wAsntSoToN, D. O., Jan, 24.-secro.
tary Noble has denied the request Of
Colonel Cody Buffalo Bill for pcr.
mission to engage fifty Indians for ex.
hibition at tho Worlds Fair, II 10 not
thought that tho secretary has Rny per.
sonal objections TO the employment Of
tho Indians by Colonel Cody, but he
proiors that his sucCossOr should act In
the mattor, inaamuch % tho term OF
service would not begin during the
prosOnt administration.
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that she died soon after. Three others,
two women and one man, arc badly
hurt, but it was said that only one Of
them was in danger. Tho dead are;
Miss Mary Ryan, killed instantly; Miss
Mary Splain, knocked unconscious and
has since died. The worst injured is
Mrs. Thomas o'Brien, head badly cut
and bruised, supposed ipternaliniu
expected to die.
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Apothor OUTRAGE Ia Ionn.ylynnln,

HAStEroN. Pa, Jan. 24,-Tho report
Of an atroCious crime committed on tho
mountains near toro by hiRhwaymcn
has lust reached hero. Two citizens Of
this place were held up aud robbed.
Both men wufo 10 DO put to death 10
cover tho crime. Quo oithom escaped,
bit tho body OF his companion was
found riddled with bullote.
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VIENNA, jan. 24.-The marriage OF
Arch Duchess Margaret Sophie and
Duke Albrecht, of Wurtemburg, was
solemnized to-day in the church OF the
Hofrath. Cardinal Gruescha, arch
bishop Of Vienna, officiated. The we'd
ding was one OF groat brllliance, being at
tended by Emperor Francis Joseph,
several archdukes and archduch esses,
the King and Queen Of Wurtemburg
After the ceremony the bride and BRIDE
groom kissed the hands OF the emperor
and the King and Queen Of Wurtem.
hnro.
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wAsitSoToS, D. o.. Jan. "a The
comptrollar Of the currency has declared
o third dividend Of % per cent In favor
Of tho creditors Of tho First National
Bank, Of Cloarheld, Pa, making Ia all
70 pet cent ON claims amounting "a
SiAb,0O0.
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About midnight, with the temperas
ture in tho neighborhood Of forty de-
grees above, 1t commenced to rain, con-
tinuing for over an hour. This Is one
OF tho elements Of this glorious Ohio
Valley climate. Not twentY-four houra
before tho 'heoutiful snow was falling in
q way to make one imagine that "thts
old fashioned" winter was sure to cons
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II you need spootacles, oyes liro or
head aohoa when reading or sowing,
consult and have your eyes carefully
and scientifically toatod iot GlaaSHa
without charge BY Professor Hha1, the
Optlclan, corner Main ind Elovonth
streets Tho only exclusive ophglAn Ia
the state, TThbAw
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shnri sol.lol ot tlle IIprae.

wAmiNoros, D. O., Jan. 24,-The
house to.dsy refused to agree toa mo.
ton to tako up tho sundry civil bill, the
dRht against Il being made by the
friends Of tho bankruptcy bill. The
vote stood, Yeas 107, Maya l87.
ThOn as o mark Of respect 10 tho
inotnoFy Of tho late Justice Lamar, the
house adjourned.
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A carpenter proppe.l q Lann.

CrNotNSArt, ONO, Jan. 94.-Tire this
morning in tho Wholesale queonawaro
store Of George II. Dean aud Kile Bros,
northwest corner OF Pearl and Walnut
streets, caused q loss Of $4,000, fully In.
eured. Tho fro caught from q lamp
dropped by a carpenter In q pile Of
Bhavings on the floor of the Office,
whore q new wooden ceiling was being
nut Up,