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Rnsh Rsil-r.en frc-. Th.,r n.A.

--ZH NNNN - = ONn1Nn Cemno~ Thmwn -
Rush Psii-.eu fro. Thsir Hss.
The guests Of the Hetsl Savoy. Fifty-ninth
street and Fifth avenue. we're abruptly avail.
ened about $40 o'clock yesterday m morning bv
the ringing OF the Gre signals that are in ali
the rooms. In few minutes the halls and
stairwaJs were nlled with frightened. halt
dressed people bent on getting out Of the
hotel In the shortest Osssibls time
The alarm was not without cause for a Gre
was burning In closet on the second floor
near servants s:airwsy that leads to the top
OF the building. The smoke assembled this
stairway. and one Of the servant girls. whose
room is on the tenth floor. and who was kept
awake by toothache. smelled II, and prom pt-
man, and niRht clerk had known OF the Are
sons q: Ssncs but It 'P.:d nm
hSwss without alarming the guests; Us
hosssn %ssn the Ssls SSsGsn e nss ~ ever q.
the iir. must be in more than one place. 40 the
pisht clerk turned 10 an alarm calling the Fire
the IRE which was only a small sfrsir. had
practically been put ont By the hotel employ
soo-hssdsq sssst had got p Il. 0 hotel OF fnass ss
ho:e to work: The fremen ripped up the floor
Iss: to the :usd es
Ing Ing and walls Of the dining room beneath.
hsah %S.s The he 10 ns hs
presence and the appearance Of four or nve
pollcepen LeassuLed the m ore timid ones.
The Phi kappa Psi Fraternity held its clos
ing session at the hotel on FRIDAY. night and
many Of the college men had taken rooms
there. They turned out with the rest. One
man came down stairs three steps at time
dressed In bath robe. a dress coat. and tall
hat. and carrying banjo under his arm. No
ono seemed to know at irst where the hre was.
John Jay who was Ill In his room on one. Of the
upper floors. was carried down stairs in the
heat OF the excitement Gen Hamilton. Judge
bicelow. and Judge DuGro. the owner. Of the
hotoL were among the guests. and all were
aroused by the alarm. After things had duieted
down. coffee was served all around. and evsry-
body went back to bed.
just before 5 O'Clock the engineer who was
liking the electric wire In q nre alarm box ac-
cidentally turned in another alarm. The FIRE
guests got up but the engines departed
QUICKLY without causing much apprehension,
to- the frescoed ceiling Of the dining room.
which was badly stained with water. The
cannot explain the origin o; the hre.
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CRUDDEN WILL GET BALLora
The Ambitions Coaehaaa WIN Thereto
BE Able to Hun Tor Mayor


PERTH AMBoY. n. j.. March Silt is now an
assured fact that Edward Crudden. the Perth
Amboy coachman. who was nominated by
petition on a so-called reform ticket. will be
supplied with legal ballots by City Clerk
James s. Wight which will entitls him to run
for the oflce OF Mayor. His first petition. fled
some days ago. was declared to lack several
requirements By the Clerk. and Crudden at
once consulted q lawyer with . view OF re-
moving all possible objectionA He was sue
cessful, and Yesterday Lawyer Adrian Lyon
filed In the Clerks ONCE an entirely new petit
ton. 1t was accepted and fled. and Clerk
Wight announced that crudden would be sup
The Democrats have noml mated Mayor E r.
Pierce. who has already served two terms.
The Republicans have nom mated Edward W.
barnes. who has lust retired from the Board
OF Education. There is considerable opposi-
ton to him. and Crudden is gathering many
supporterA Crudden's employer. i. NJ. ~
working ardenty for his success.
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BarEi.rs BrsaL Iaio "a n.us.

BUFFALO. March 3l.-Sbortly after 2 o'clock
this morning the Bank OF Hamburg. In the viii
lags OF Hamburg. this county. was broks n into
by burglars. The front door OF the bank was
forced open and the drawers TummaGed
Nothing but . bundle OF stamps was taken. 1t
Is said there was $500 worth OF stamps In the
A dynamite cartridge was put into the com
binAtion lock Of the vault and exploded The
lock was snashed By the force 9f the eIplo-
their work the burglars stole team OF horses.
with which they fed.
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speed - -.
In kn 20 16 28t9l 268 25a0I o6O9l 2s Ia

Thus q mean speed was attained OF 81 1913
knots. On the com pletion Of the mile runs. the
run straight out Into the North sea. and on The The
expiration OF the three hours was found to have
osa sss. ss NnS'i q Ss
deysoDef iots, e 19oS nalsatsd Isd horse:
per square nch and / y inches Of air pressure.
The Hornet Is $50 feet long. lS feet q inches
about 30 tons displacement. Her propeiling
engines are twin triple com mpounds OF Messrs.
r.. synG.. .e0s srs & aeh 5SFRsSS RsSS a
33h inches In diameter, res espcctively, the pis-
eIGht in numSer. having i total T heating e' sur. M
iace Of S2i6 SQUARE feet and CRATE surface OF
ass sas n
boilers having q funnel thus giving four fun
many in the British navy-which with the ex-
eeption OF cowls for carrying air into the fans.
for other ventilating PURPOSES. are the only
important PROPOSITIONS above deck aft OF the
The main features OF the Yarrow water .tube
boiler haying been popularly described In the
G To- drsst ssetion TO TO- wSae hrve ave-
pears to hs the very great ADVANTAGE offered
by the vater.tube toil.r OF the irrrow tyre
edge that Impurities In the feed water OF a
side surface OF q tube that Is tortuous than OF
one In which tho water OF evaporation has Q
straight unchecked course In Its circulation
through the tubes as In the larrow boiler.
REMARKS BEFORE THE INSTITUTE OF NAVAL.
ARCHITECTS.
m response to an invitation from tho Chair
man. MIR. Yarrow next rose. He said IL was
about seven years ago that his lrm first COM
menced adopting straight tubes In their water
tlbe boilers. The results obtained with one OF
the boilers Of II. NJ y. Hornet. Mr.. larrow
thought would, perhaps intersst the meeting.
II weighed com plete. with fittings, smokeboI,
nrsdoors. frebricks, funnel. castings. and all
hoiler mountinRs. also including water up to
working level. b tons cwt. On carefully con-
ducted experim nts In the yard IL was found
that Il. 300 pounds Of water were evoporated
per hour from DO' Fab. to $50 pounds press
ure In order to compare the relative efficiency
OF water-tube boilers with locomotive
boilers, there were the following facts; In
ii. NJ. g. Havock his nrm had plaeAd two loco
motive boilers, and the mach hinery Indicated
on trial about 3. 500 horse power. with an air
pressure OF three tnchsA In the Hornet. .
sister ship. provided with similar engines and
fitted with eight water-tube boilers, as previ-
ously msntione ed. they obtained. with . very
low air pressure. averaging IN inches, 4. 800
horse power. The eight boilers IN the Hornet
weighed sleven tons less than the locomotive
boilers in the HavocE.
from ElsiassrtHS.
The Havock. Q sister ship TO the Hornet but
with locomotive boilers. recently made on an
Official trial, q speed OF 1Ot knots with 212
Indicated horse power.
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Hrows UalvsrsIty stass.ts o. . Lara.

Providence. March 3l.-william b Hopkins.
Charles H. Burnett. and Dennis J. LOwnsy.
three Of the best-knOHn students at Brown
University. were In the District Court to-day
on four complaints for each man. one for
drunksnness and three for breaking windows
and stealing white enAmslled letters from
store windows Although they were seen de-
facing the property. and we're caught With the
letters in their pockets, they pleaded not
guilty. AfteEWArd Burnett aud LoWney re-
tracted and were finsd 81 aud costs each on
each OF the warrants for JsiAdinE property.
Their frolic will cost them $50 each. and Hop
kies'S eosIs vii FpP his fRR PP n RsSEiY SO
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ssho0sssksr HsId sa IA. wIIs's Chsrss
TAbAHdoamsat.

KINGSTON. n. Y. March 3l.-Gsorgs H
sehoonm maker. son Of Henry II. sehoonmaksE.
q wealthy Brooklyn LAWYER was held to-day
by Recorder Murray Of this city in 81 600 bail
to answer to the charge OF abandonment made
By his wife. She alleges that her husband Is
living with another woman near Nyaek. where
he was arrested. In 1885 Schoon maker, after
lyn by means OF forged deed ran away to
Australia; Three years ago he was arrested
for his crime la NyAck. but ran AWAY after
being released on 5000 bail. given by his
father which was forfeited by his non -appeAT-
Anee for trial. SchOOnmAksr will nave hear
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" MAS THE PICTURE OF DEATH"

Mas. NJ. j. LLOYD, OF Wssson, CopiGh Co., Mia
SAYS: NV daughter has been sick all her life and
the older she grew, the she was until she was
the picture Of death: the phy seians could not do
PrescriPtion,' and now she Is = perfectly healthy
girl.
Have recommended II 70 a great many sufferers
from female com plaints.' and IL hns cured them.
/ think lt Is the greatest medicine in the world,
and ! have never found anything 70 compare
with IT,"
The sun., 1894-04-01
a COLD CAUSED TROUBLE.

Miss MAMIE BuRK, of Everett. Bedford CO.,
PenHd., writes: when l was fourteen years old
| took bad cold and there resulted internal
troubles ! was great sufferer for four years.
/ had tried two Physicians but neither save ~
any relief After taking DIR. Pierce's TayorIfS
Prescription cant say enough for Il. II c1rsd
me 90 ! have no more PalEA an n0W RlAstS1S
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TAINTED AWAY.

MISS LIZZIE II. MURPHY, of NetO Dorp, Ssaiss
Is., Richmond Co, " Y.,wTites: About two years
ago Was SO sick with womb trouble that could
not cross the room without fainting awAy. The doc
tors could do me no good and told me l must die bus
my mother got me FAyOTite PTescTiption,' and N
one week began u feel stronger. After taking 4
dozen bottles am as well as ever was; free froa
all pains ana aches and AL duo 10 DIR. PIeEco's Ia
VOTite Prescription"
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ARS. CORA CUMMINGS OF No. ~ z. Ydtss 81 :
Favorite Prescription when was run down and
through tue warm weather. Ii worked like a
charm on my system and l am a good deal
heavier ~ flesh now. IL Is the best medicine ln
the world for female troubles. for / took almost
ScriptiOns without benefit" -
The sun., 1894-04-01

ATLANTA. March 3l.-GoE Northsn has not
yet decided Shom he will appoint Senator TO
MI Mr. Colqultt's place until the Legislature
meets In nsXt October. lie Il oysTrun with
Turner aud MessrA Hammond Bacon. InmAn.
and other candidates
The sun., 1894-04-01
THE a acHANaE or LIFE"

Mas HATTIE n. RHODES, OF Bath Alum,
Bath Co, Ia, aged IS, suffered from rash OF blOOd
10 head, dizziness, hot nushes, palpiAton OF heart
and other distressing symptoms incident 70 The
change OF life" She writes "a am truly glad 70
Eay that feel myself cured. have used yoir Pa
yorite Prescription and Golden Medical DiseoV-
cry, as you directed and 10 them, with the aid Of
God, my cure 10 due"
The sun., 1894-04-01
MR. koErIISG's DIVORCE.
mis- Hethss-is-iAw TssIIa,d II ais Favor d
the Trial

the Trial
Frederick ". Koetting OF 501 Lafayette ave-
nue. appeared before Justice Cullen in the
suprsms Court. Brooklyn. as plaintiff In =
suit for absolute divorce against Dora Koet-
ting. to whom he was married less than two
years ago Mrs. Annie Burns. the mother OF
NJ daughter left her husband . year ago.
GsrhArt Dyking was the cause. As soon As
shs saw that man she changed. remobstrAt-
cd with my daughter, but Il was no use. Tor
she went to live with DykinR"
The decree will be granted
The sun., 1894-04-01

A A. p. A. lecturer Who Did.'t P.y HE
Hail Rent.
TACOMA. Wash. March 31.-A request for the
arrest OF Prot Rudolph. an ex-priest who 10
delivering a course OF lectures for tie Amsri-
can Protective Association on the Pacific
coast has been made By the owners OF hall
here in which Rudolph lectured He 10 oharaod
with not settling for his hall rent
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SUFFERED EoR Twelve YEARS.

MRS MALyINA WILSON, Of Orefds CIOTpssTly
kntsTprtIsl' Taylor co, ". PG-, wTites: A he4d
you. Twelve long weary years suffered greatly
from VtsTiae Disease and - laSt WAS gives W bJ
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my physician 20 die, besides spending almost al We
had. After ave months treatment with your DR..
Pieree's Favorite Prescription, l now enjoy most
excellent health. would, to-day, have been In my
grave, and my little children motheress, had Il noh
been for you and your medicine. will recommend
your medicines as long as live. II any one doubts
this, give my name and address"
The sun., 1894-04-01

plsKon waters.
siHE ONLY ZEAL BEAUTIFIER OF THE COMPLEX
lon. SKIN. AND FUkM.
These, Eats-s are simply .ondsEful for removing
FRECkLES WkINkLES, MOTH. BLACkHkAbS.
PiNFLEs. YULGAk kkDNEsS. Rough, lelloH or
huddy sklns And alher fAeal dlsnguremsnts
you deslrs transparent, clear frssh complexion.
free from blotch, hvtnlsh, Ioughnsls or eoalssnss
and Wl4h % preserve IOUIn, AEALIH, aud
BEATTY, Use these WONDERFUL. MAGICAL AND
MARykLLoUs DIR CANFBELLs SAFE ARSENIC
NAFEhS -
Ths waters are for MEN a. veil Es WOMEN.
By MAI, 81 20 boxeA IS o. Depot. els oth AE.
n. Z and al nTuEElIiA
BENAkE OF A Ia 0;hsr so CALLED Arsenic
6R cAMPsELLs WAEERs are sss sRly 0ESvISE
AksEAIC HAfkRs Rs1e
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ms diary sI NeSSaJ" y gs9Eg. GEsssalsA a: a:
IAlsis Gss ihs Hsst 81 LOfsA SsEYsA SAh-@A
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IRREaULARITY AND UTERINE

MISS L. n. HENDERsoN.5fr rgnaasId, South
DdkOtd, says; al canuOS say lepugh for DIR.
Picrce's Fayorits Prescription: - years suf.
now feel as well As ever dtl In my life. Thanks
10 you for your 'Fayorite Prsserptiea. for IL has
performed permanent cure"
The sun., 1894-04-01
VENT our WITH TEE TIDE
ssa'A OF F.rsssa stivsrs. whs was R.a
Over By His Eaktae.


Over By IIis EaEiss.
fireman James Stivers. who was run over
uas engine on Friday night In Newark. died
uo o'clock yesterday morning at his homs.
aM telling his wife that he felt sure that his
Ne S would go out with the tide The ebb at
."ArE began little before 5 o'clock ysstsr-
umorninR Mr.. Stlvers was Sd years old
aaEas born In Newark. He enlisted In 1901
.a served through the civil war. Tsenllsting
asL each discharge. He Was . member OF
Ss'0luntser Fire Department. OF the Exempt
nss@Ah's nssG Association. and Of the paid DEPART
me run on Friday night was for slight FIRE
b. sanIoad place. and btivers was standing on
~ hsn OF Steamer. As the engine cross cd
,s FshnsylyaniA Railroad and took n sharp
~, 49,, 9hs OF the side lamps took trs and
ma "sd likely TO explode. btiyers Jumped on,
E5in ffanning ALONGSIDE. tried 70 snatch the
ay!whes Ss wheel. or else stumbled on the rough
Emnsnt. AZ AtAnRrAte. the wheel passed over
rsar. !Is. above the hips. His comrades
ns 81 me engine and carried him Into
IL rAssAc Hotel DIR. Rand Was called
NJ, saw IN an instant that the man
nar,I uoomsd. He sanctioned his re-
Ebe,Io 70 hls home. as there seemed 10
sohssiS1s ossiOle chance OF recovery. StiVers was
Gsss sOss and he fingered until nearly day
ESd "hen ne expired. holding his wifs's
,ss leaves six children. one OF whom is
k.se.nann,D Ills funeral will he in charge Of Phil
TytustfpSt q. A. r., and will be attended
aaue aue hIlzttA OF PythiSs and Odd FslloEa'
A's " Which he belonged.
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Louis. o Hunter to Charlie, II Cotton. -.

annie .ufy G PS; %s:i ana jobs ,ooo
Bfoslsss. ~ and = to 4 Soir,. ii sp.nc.i ''>,
i6is;I -. AZ !. 4! Az wS:IIsa.G wSsIsa.G Johao oo.
RECORDED noRraAosa
Buctnsr. Peter. and wife to Florisn Rohe ne
Becker Ei.Snars. 10 Fr.d.iieks Becker. 600 NV
BrslGafs. fmhy. 10 franklin saving. Bsni. so
B.rrisn. William; to s Irust Co. VS. Hudson
cssa.s. iIsfty. to SY Realty Co. 10Th 81. w
cce6fsns. Ami. to Ellen NcCartny.. ;:iiiM
Cox N%,ss l. 10 National BANK of Ia. R.paS- ~,
coiicS tsa. @ it, ii 10 pG sss%sns fsnt for saving.
ray Mlsis,t af'S1 81 al TO AZ Ami. h;itsi iaia 'o
Goidisrh sarah 10 Annie oodf.iS iii E.d.
Hooper VIM n to trust Co. Hudson ST.
nc.ss %n. 70 sow.iy SAVING. Bank. sii .v. - ~
Jr.s Carl oJt and VIZ. TO Fov.iy saving; 49,
kesh st.S.sd t: dSs. dSs.n sd.SS.in.i: IL T:d $500
Ki.t:i John 4, 10 Helene kooh and .no, .ior. O'
v. hast .th ST Syrs.,:.....v.....:..... . yrs 5000
botE. d,D sway. 5 and Yves, AN q. I ". 1000
L:Sy .i.se. and VIZ. IL % David Solomon. 700
Isr,s;sr. ss . ds.ioiy ~ Arthur aoi.sh n. Lon
x.an.l. fi.ne: H % Abraham s,.i.. ss,a ~
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i3S Miiisit g. yrs. .;:;:.,:.....,,..:::..: Iso.
folk st. yr r............................. 5S<
Lts West with St u. @ ~ laoos
.si.I.t,s .asv syn ...:..,'.,,...:..,.... Iooc
is5ih i" ,;,,,;........,..'..: - - 400,
cI,n,on g in;,si.. ;.:....,,..;.. as1s
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n 5vis i. l.dl:on .y. " ........s'.. 10000
lin. admx. v Lewis st n NOrth 81 yrs'o'. lSos
.Anthcny sr yr ....,.'..,,,'.. $50. 1000
south - 10 yrs. ....',.,...'.. iooos
2s,a 80 -. " Lsot
ano. e3< West SSth st. yE................... Ioo(
Stern. Abraham. to VIM II and Emil wsrt
hsimsr. store. &c. 46o Grand ST yr.......... 90
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L'esFa u On ID. Eve or TA.rr Jo.r..y.

@~He - 9O9r4oJs
mere were three anxious prisoners in the
WSg'on Market Police Court yesterday.
,'r',' r. .ns' We're waiting in the line :or the ar
,-. u justice Ryan they talked sxeltsdly TO
~,,,s aho'hs'. and glanced frequently At their
~. rsnss and a. the clock in the court room.
H.. were Gustaye Duhan. 20 years old /:
THsPt.n HitheEt. -, aud Miss Fannie GIiou.
Ion rht2ut Mr. GibbsTt's age They cane
bnJir nlAuelphta on Friday afternoon, ia-
6sloct- 70 San Tor Paris on Ia Touraine at 10
I,tsSs SSslefdaI morning. ON friday night
Es' 'b'ol bs-olth thelr lrlsnds rendered them Z fare
IHd on hasL fbs,. lhe party became IpIo1Tious.
1aRs v sue.F Way 70 the hotel the PhiladeE
chariss were arrested And locked up in tha
u 80 s.ieet police station. They were An "a
Ne, NitU' 'Hstiee Ryan at about twenty min
Rshsj - ! heT raid their lines quiekiy and
"om the court room for the stSamSE
s"as 90 L'Aa Oa he KspablIsau sIas.
l',lAlToN. lalNlToN. O.. March 3I.-MAjOr Estss G.
ls.- l.GChe ,Ti was selected to-day by the Rspub-
mn. mn e'rd District Congress ConventIon to
ESSSshsd The late George W. Housk. Major
Ne Has was one Of the men WHO st.Tfsd
kuttb as3n boom at Ainnsa polls. and sss
Sslid.naa naaIifilslAnt Postmaster General Qndsr
Arizona republican., 1894-02-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Auditor w. B. Reid, of the Blinn
Lumber company, came in yesterday
from Casa Grande.
G. M. Little has taken a position
with the Saturday Review as steno-
grapher and typewriter.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Andrew M. Smith and Maggie j.
Parker, both of the county.
Gregory house guests yesterday were
Thos. Ford, wife and daughter, Golden
City, Mo-; G. j. Kimball, city.
J. Foster, an old teamster well known
in town, yesterday received a pension
and back pay amounting to 1926.
W. H. Cavness yesterday purchased
through Morrell & Sons ten acre tract
on the Cave Creek road for 81 800.
Hon. J. A. Marshall was yesterday
appointed mem Der of the capitol site
commission to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Col. J. T. Simms.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Villa
Park addition were filed yesterday by
E. H. Hitler and Harvey Carpenter.
The capital stock is $50, 900 divided into
5000 shares.
Carpenter E. E. Bridgeman has just
completed a comfortable little house
for Preston Hill upon the ranch of the
latter nine miles northwest of the city
under the Arizona canal.
The next county teachers examina-
tion will be held at the central high
school building next Monday, begin
ming at O'Clock. All applicants are
requested 10 be present at that houi
sharp.
DR.. Woodruff moved yesterday from
the rooms long occupied by him in the
Gotten block to his recently purchased
residence at the corner of Jefferson
street and Second avenue, formerly oc
cupied by Territorial Auditor Boone.
Notices of the location of the follow
ing mining claims were filed yesterday
The Wynopa, on the north slope of the
Pack Saddle mountain, by William
Geof and William Pump. The Newark
in the Camp Creek district, by William
Shamb.
The Chinese are making business
lively for photographers. A photo
graph is essential to requirement with
the Geary law. About seventy-fve
have been given sittings, and there art
yet 125 to come within range of th'
camera.
Andrew M. Smith and Maggie J
Parker were married last night by Jus
tice Johnstone. They live two and one
half miles from the city on Grand av
enue. The event was celebrated b,
their friends by dance given in tn
city last night.
The hog-raising industry is increas
ing. Salt River valley hogs will keel
now in the fields where they belong
Talbot & Hubbard received yesterda,
enough hog wire fencing to pen in al
the agile porkers that could be mus
tered in a week.
Two mining deeds were filed yester
day: One by A. Buck to Jas. Wennen
to one-fourth interest in the Joe Dand
claim in the Cave Greek district, $500
Ramon L. Ortega to o. A. Ensign, one
half interest in the San Leandro in tn
Pichacho Blanco district.
Robert Allen and l.. Welch con
stituted the police court docket yestel
Arizona republican., 1894-02-27
Burning TOYS,

SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.-At s 80 to-
night the Golden Rule Bazaar on Mar
ket street. between Geary and O'Far-
rell caught fire and the building is now
in flames. The Golden Rule Bazaar is
large store conducted by Davis Bros.
and is devoted to the sale of toys and
notions of which it carries an immense
stock. The building is owned by the
Blythe estate and is two story brick
structure covering a large area of
ground. The loss promises to be heavy.
A general alarm has just been turned
in.
At 9 O'Clock by lively work of the
whole fire department the fire is kept
from spreading, but the Golden Rule
Bazaar is still burning fercely. The
roof has fallen in and the Geary street
wall is threatening. The Market street
wallis still standing. The building and
contents are total loss.