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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

A NO. rents, SI6O0, hcalthiest and A pleasantest location in city; six rooms, conveniences built separately for each fami- ly; sanitary plumbing, hot and cold water, bathrooms, water closets, ranges, soapstone wash trays and refli orator accommodations all built in; hard wood finish, neat decora- tions, elegant lawns, good shade; churches, schools and cars convenient; select families only. Apply
 s4 tf State street car to Ferry.
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AUCTION SALE

11J HOWE street, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 10 a. f m.: Fine carpenters chest and tools, pianos, paror suits, dining chairs, extension tables, sideboards, chamber suits, folding beds, wardrohes, couches, hallstands, mirrors, fine blackboard, desks, office chairs, carpets, baby carriages and robes, stoves, ranges, crocllery, etc. k. B. MALLORY,
 ol4 2t Auctioneer.
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GYM RAZORs.

"A NEW importation just arrived, elegan A goods, fully warranted price Sl.50.
 LlNSLEY & IlGHTBOURN, O1l pndQt Dnen pypninqs
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FOR SALE
LOST.

VXYATCH and ctain on Saturday, 0 ctober w 5; medium sized open face gold watch, monogram on back w. ". A., JR. $s0 reward and no questions asked if returned to
 oil 5tt THE ROXBURY, Chapel street.
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]Buttor! !

We are now receiving the celebrated "Keene Creamery" Butter in 15 lb cakes, 5 and 10 ID boxes, and 25 ID tubs. Our patrons who for the past year were supplied with it and who thought it better than any can be accommodated. (We have from two other creameries.) We are sole agents for its sale in New Haven.
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CLOTHING

VETE'VE oulled the choicest patterns from w the stocks of several makers of blank cts and they're hero for your choosing. Come to headquarters and save time and money.
 LINSLEY X LIGHTBOURN, oil eod3t 33 Broadway
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-rnnLnS ANn Gr-nMns

GLOVES AND GLOVES LNROM the light weight dressy sort to the E zero weathersome kind. We lead in prices where competitors fear to tread.
 LINSLEY & LIGHTBOUR Ol4 nOd3t GlONors 10 he people.
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HILLHURST.

HILLHURST, - at the terminus of the H Whitu ey avenue line, ,-on the shore of Lake Whitn ey hot coffee and light refresh- ments served pleasant place for trolley narties'' O7 1ts
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.75.OOO
L()ST.

rTO loan at pc. on first-class city proper 1 ty. A. GOODMAN < CO,
 ol2 If o7 Orange street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS,
OCT, n.

SUN RISES. GUa MooN RISES. HI0H WATER SUN SETS, 5lj l,2l 6'G
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FOR SALE.

FVyHE office furniture, fixtures and supplies \ of the late A. H. Morse, professional ac- countant, at 139 Orange street, Room No. 9, Palladium building. The lease of this desira- ble office, very completely and suitably fnr- nished for any professional work, may be continued by purchaser. Inquire on prem. ises or of
 GARDNER MORSE < SON, ol0T 1t No. S5i Chapel street.
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LOST, GtMALL bull terrier dog, brown and white, H9 ears cut. Reward if returned to o12 If 28 CONGRESS AVENUE.
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JMtsCella11en1Is.

POSTAGE STAMPS. Y WOULD like to purchase an old collec- X ton of postage stamps. Address, stating STAMP,
 o8 Ttt Courier Office.
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Gdsamts.
WANTED,

A SITUATION to do general homework "A in private family. Call
 593 EAST STREET, ol4 1t* First floor, back side.
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9uura aud 9uums.
FOR RRNT,
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 BOARD,

VXTIrH pleasant rooms, in quiet home, w for ladies or q gentleman and wife at
 oT It l3G SHERMAN AVENUE.
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WY ITH tirst-class board pleasantly furnish- w cd rooms, modern Improvements; shit ahle for gentlema and wife.
 ol0 7tS ll9 PARK STREET.
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SOCIETY.

William Mayne Is at Pltman Grove.
William smith of Hoboken, N, j., is Wis.
tting friende In this city.
George Records. wife and daughter are
ht Pitman Grove Camp.
Miss Idela May Forde is visiting her
grandmother Mrs, 5. Hersey.
Mise L. May Hersey has returned from
Tour weeks trip To Harrisburg, Middle
town, Pa, and Lancaster,
Orley W. Twiggs John P, Cusack and
Geo. y. Marrls have returned home from
Atlantic City. They look as If they are
much improved In health.
Miss Katie Keeie and Miss Addle fully.
Of Philadelphia. who have been visiting
The Misses Mckenzie have returned home
after pleasant visit accom- panied Nv
Mise Davina Mckenzie.
Misses Irma Graham, OF Salisbury Md.
Georgie powing and Mr.. Layton Van
Trump. OF this city. who have leen spend
ing eome time with Mrs Israel Durham,
at forklyn, returned home on Monday.
Amos Sharpiess and wife. who have
been spending a few months at the
Springs In Virginia returned TO their
home at Kennett Square on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Annie Carswell and son, OF Will
m ington. Allss Lola Carswell OF Philadel-
phia and WIn. O'Nlel. OF Wilmington, arc
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Vernon /. Beeby,
OF hennett square, Pa.
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Liam Rorcbl. w,do,y peaa.

CHESTER Pa, Aug. IS. Mrs. Emeline
Roach, widow OF the late John Roach. the
great shipbulder, died at 1880 O'Clock
this morning at her summe. home at
Larchmont Manor. West Chester County.
She had been In delicate health for several
years Mrs. Roach, whose maiden name
was Emeline Johnson, was the daughter
of William II. and Sarah Johnson, OF New
Jersey. where she was born about seventy
eig ht years ago. She was married. In 1885
to John Roach. who was then struggling
but ambitious laborer at tho Allatr9 Iron
Woris. at Howell, N. j.
She played an Important part 10 the
career OF the great master Of labor. and
much OF his success was undou otedly due
to the faithful connses OF his wife. Sho
was the mother OF nine children. William
Henry, died In 1872, John B. the present
head OF the ship yards In this cltyl Sarah
E., the wife OF William f. MoPherson;
Garrett who died in 1S45 and another
Garrett who died In 1885, James T.. died
In 1868; Stephen W., died In infancy;
Stephen W.. the second. and Emeline. who
lived with their mother.
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WOULDN'T EAT 4 rnrr.
rh. csra, rras OF Mmnmsu'. Horse ne-
csase tie Fats sa,I

Hannah Laws and Cora Moseiy two
dashlng coiored damsels. were In the
dock OF the Municipal Court this morn
ing. charged with dlsorderly conduct
They were arrested shortly before
O'Clock this morning by officer Rice on
the oom p!aint OF Dennis ]. Mention, who
was awakened by their noises. They we're
fined IS and costs each.
Last evening shortly after s O'Clock
Henry II. Bsake, eolored, knocked down
Thomas o'Donnell al Eight and Market
streets by coming In contact with him
with his bicycle. A large crowd gathered
but hs refused to go AWAY when ordered
the city hall. Judge Ball felt that for re.
fusing TO go away he should pay VI and
costa.
John X. Callaghan and his wife. Helena
agreed to separate. They oauhot agree.
and truly IL is a case OF tit Tor tat She
has received exactly o. since last Decem.
ber from him towards the support OF her.
seff and two children. He promised the
court that he would go To his Own people
and let her clone hereafter.
Edward Vansant. o we'll known milk.
man was arraisned on the sS, charge o. ,,.,, AZ.
and Mrs. Mary Morrison deposed that the
trouble this time was not over the fruit
like Adam and Eve, but over the tree She
alleged that Edwards horse has made
nimHelT TOO tHmliiaE Win tlle tros Oppu-
site her house at 200 South Jackson street.
When she rem onstrated with him yes
terday morning, he cursed her. Her
dauQ hter heard the ourses also, but three
nelRhbors ewore they did not hear Van.
SAINT curse. but heard him tell her that
I She end Judge Ball might 60 to the gem
tleman who has charge OF the lower re-
gions where no winter comes In the year.
| or course che nor the Judge didn't don't
have to and probably may not take the
ltoboggan.
Phillip Gallagher deposed that vansants
horse would not eat tree. He has had
him under his eye for two months ana ne
Would not touch it.
Vansant claimed he used the expression
about taking the eingle trip to Old NICE
but eaid nothing about coming back he
knew his horse would not eat q Tree; ne
gives his horse plenty OF salt and morse
that eats salt won't eat q Jackson s'f1ee nv
tree. He was irritated snagss,ion The
cause OF him uslng the
case was dismissed. draw Ouerv WINS
| When tho case OF An s,atad that he
called the City Solicitor and a, ibe re.
had Investigated the CASE vsifs asked that
quest OF the prisoners
| tho case be dismissed. .,,o o,cIocl,
Query arrived home abouS "a ~ 6rinE
in the morning carrying 'au ts nroSa a
aboard. He saluted his wls ue'Ooo sSour
rocking chair. He thumped tnad IA
the body and her ankle was sprhss ~ n, iIv
it was the Joys and eorrows oi iaiA'
lifo the case was dismissed.
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Tho PlckwIch Uinh.

DELAWARE Cry. August 13-Whan the
REPUBIIcAN reached here thls evening
several persons wore delighted at pieca
OF information they received, About a
week ago Ave men got off Inc Major Rav.
bold here and went up to the Chesapeake
canal locks and began to play what they
supposed to be music,
They used vlollGs. mRndolins. Eultars
and other diseases. They even tried 10
make us believe that they could slng. We
knew they did not belong to the Single
Tax crowd. they We're not dressed like the
foreigners we read about being In tho
Folly Woods near Wilmington. they did
not try TO sell either corn salve nor cheap
Jewellery, although they mad several
large vallses with thom, so tonight ~a
found out they were the Pickwick Club,
OF New Castle, enroute to IrvInglon. Va,
where they were reported yesterday to bs
having n great time.
Several from hero went tonight to the
hshing banks on the Steamer Havana.
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Cecil County Items,

ELKToN, Nd, Aug. 13.-5unday night,
as Robert Stewart of Conowingo was
standing on the railroad platform.
bottle was thrown from an excursion
train. which was passing at the time, ard
struck him in the face, knocking him un-
conscious for some few minutes. He Ia
now improving.
II is again reported that Arizona Bob,
charged with killing Franklin w. Knapp
at Elkton. is In hiding In the woods OF
Somerset county.
This was anniversary day at Woodlawn
camp and a large mum ber OF people were
on the grounds. Tho morning services
were conducted by Rev. Harvey W.Ewlng,
OF Port Deposit. Md. In the afternoon
addresses were made by clerRymen and
laymen Rev. Il. W. Todd OF Baltimore
read poem for the occasion.
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ONsIer I,IantIna.

CRIsFIELD Md. Aug. l3.-Oyster plant
Ing has come to stay In this part of Mary
land. and too much capital. has been in
vested In it to do away with 1t now. We
have at present good Oyster law, and
b 9th Democrats and Republicans are re-
spousible for its passage.
The act Of 1868 all owed the riparian own.
er to plant oysters, and any other person
could take up acres OF oyster bottom,
provided that he was citizen OF the
state aud gave tha riparian owner 80 days
notice. Under this law many acres of
oyster bottom were taken up In the An.
namessex river. but the money invested
proved total 10 70, ds the oyst were
elolen and no penalty was provided.
In 1890 nlno amendments were made to
this act. including three oyster commits
siouers to be appointed by the Governor
to examine the bottoms, easement ex-
emption OF grassy bottoms, suitable for
grabbing. exemption OF Pocomoke sound,
aud penalty of not less than 500 Or
more than $500, or from one to three
years In the House OF Correction for tho
stealing OF oysters. 1t also provided a
penalty for the removal of boundaries.
In 1892 these amendments were repealed
and the original law of 1868 came into
force again. In 1894 the act of 1868 was
re.en6cted ami imposed a fne OF not less
than $50, or more than 500, and lmprIson.
ment in the House OF Correction for
period OF three to six months Tor the yio'
latlon OF this law.
Under this law over 9. 900 acres of oys.
ter bottom have been taken up this sum.
mer In East Creek, Annamessex river.
Manokin river and Pacomoke sound.
Over 500 600 has boon invested In oyater
planting. 1t will thus be seen that we
have an oyeter law aud that this section oi
the state ls to DO among the foremost in
oyster planting.
While the next State Legislature may
modify the law. nothing will be done to
1t s lett with the judge OF the Circuit
Court to decide what may DO the merits
of oyster bottom In dispute. Whom the
act OF 1894 was passed. Levin l.. WHters,
Democrat was IN tho Senate aud .. Z.
Byrd. Z. Is. Cannon and W. A. Tull. Re-
pnblcans were In tile House OF Delegates
Neither party. is, therefore, wholly re-
eponsible for this oyster leglslation.
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NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
whaiis rrsaspIrIaz In the restts rowa On
tho Dsinwarp.
porrcsp sadence OF tho Republican.
New oAsrlz. August II. 1895.

oorrcsp cadence OF tho Republican. ~
New CAsT1E, August II. 1895.
Misc L. Webb daughter OF Geo Webb
and Edward Carney were married last
night In The parior of the parochlai resi-
ward l.. Brady. The bride was attended
by Miss Mary McCGe and the best man
wes Francis Gott. A little sister OF the
bride aoted as flower girl. A reception
wae held after tho ceremony.
A valuable horse attached to q carriage
was standing yesterday on Delaware
street opposite the store OF II. A Dennl-
son. when an Italian with full band ar.
rangement came along and began to play.
Tho horse started on q run down street.
At the corIer of Front street the animal
lmpaled Itself on hitch!ng poet. The
injuries received caused the flesh on
Its leg and chest to be sewed up. The
horse belonged to John Moody. well
known farmer residing near State Road
Station.
John Wude. colored man employed on
farm at Hhre's Corner had his head SO.
yerely cut yesterday by being struck by q
piece OF flying machinery from threshing
machine The wound was dressed by DIR.
Black.
There went thirty four persons from
here ON the excursion to the fishing bnnks
last night on the steamer Havana. The
excursion was given under the auspices
Vi OOuphny II. ", ". u.
Sheriff and Mrs. Gi Ills left today for
weeks sojourn at Rehoboth.
Fart OF Camp New Castle has returned
home and the rest OF the young people
will arrive this afternoon.
Pitcher Leach received telegram last
evening. asking him to pitch for the
Townsend club against Dover today.
Leach refused.
The l. o. o. F. of this city will give an
excursion to Atlantic City on September
II.
The members OF the base bali club arc
rubbing themselves with lotion OF de.
termination and pluck and expect to be
In great form for the game on Saturday.
Leach In D great home ruler and has hung
out shlngle at HE residence as follows;
"Will play with New Castle; no others
need apply"
For Mason's jars. lot Of agate ware,
preserving kettles. washing ma chimes.
loaded ehelis, &c. go to Stoops.
Mrs. DIR. Kuntz 10 expected home about
the tlrst of September greatly improved
In benlth.
The Philadelphia Item yesterday In
commentlng on the different clubs said
that New Castle has club 1t may well
feel proud of-the @. A. G.
Horace MeDannell the genial first base
man OF the Rockford club. was In town
last evening.
Misses Bertha e. Lucas. Marion. Ada
and Alice Booker. and Sallle l.. Mearns
were 10 New Castle last evening and took
in the sights.
The pocketbook and lis contents lost by
Mrs. Stewart on Saturday evening were
returned by James A. Nowland yesterday
afternoon half an hour after the REPUBLI.
CAN arrived In town.
Captain Hammers stated last evening
that everything was In readiness for the
game OF ball with st. Mary's Pioneer
Corps club at Augustine Park on Wed.
nesday next.
The steamer Riverside did not stop here
yesterday afternoon on her return trip
from Augustine Pier. 1t is no wonder
the people do not patronlze her.
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Her slxtie,h eirthdny.

The sixsleth birthday of Mrs. MeGlnness
Aug. 4. will long be remembers by that
lady as one OF lhe happlest days In her
lie. All day her home at Rockford was
tilled With friends who came to congrat.
ulate her and take cup OF ten, leaving
behind some token OF their esteem. In
the evening once more she was surprised
by a host oi friends. A beautiful china
closet was presented by Mr.. John Benson
In behalf OF her children and friends.
Among the callers during the day weres
Dr. Henry Patterson md daughter. DIR.
and Mrs. John Palmer. Miss Bancroft. Mr..
VIM. johnson, Mr.. IA. l.. Vansant, and Mr..
Hutton. MIR. and Mrs Dell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George White, Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Price.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edw. White. Mrs. Martha
Register, Del Co., Mr.. and Mrs. >. Benson.
Mrs. Ferguson. MaWilliams,s Dicker.
son, +. Mayne. L. Craig, A. Steptoe. VIM.
Johnson, Hooven, Simpson. VIM. Ferguson
]. Fenuimore, O. Z. Cassidy. Kershaw.
j, Hutton, j. Moore. L. Abbott, Callahan,
Hempill, Leman, Clifford.
Messrs Thos. Moilnness, Ed. MoGin.
mesa. Chas. McGinness, f. Fox. Harry
craig, Jumes Ferguson. from Philadei.
phia. Misses Laola Wright, Sarah Work.
Elsie and Lottle Speakman. Carrie White.
a. Mccoy, Viola johnson, Annie Carney.
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Euok cuNNINenAM nscApEs.
saws Through an Iron Bar In his Cell wia-
dow. and Takes leave ortho PaIicc, win
out Biadlns Gooabyeto Anyone.

out Kidding Go0abyotO Anyone.
1t has taken Chief Dagahaw OF Chester
two weeks to get the necessary papers to
bring "Bucky" Cunningham to that city to
answer the charge of burglary. Yesterday
morning Cunningham was held Ia $500 to
appear In the Municipal court this morn
ing. When court eonvenedhs did not ap-
pear and the bail bond was forfeited.
Last night shortly after ii O'Clock word
was received at the city hall that a man
partially dressed was seen running down
King street.
An investigation was made and It was
discovered that love OF freedom de led
locksrnlths and Iron bars aud that Gun.
ningham had aew de coop. The electric
light in the main cell had not been burn,
ing and he took advantage OF the ocoa.
sion and with cav furnished by I riend
he aawod one OF the bars about four
inches from the bottom and then twisted
IL back and away he went
:, 1t Will now take a 'sHawksha W. Instead
OF a Bagshaw to catch David. The police
secured The city, but their efforts were of
no avail.
Maggie McManus, who has been faith.
fully attending to her Davids wanta since
his incarceration disavUws all knowled dge
OF the cav and the escape.
Lawyer Walter Hayes cannot be put
down for giving the advice to the man
how to get away from the police. but the
blame rests upon supposed horse thief,
who paid q visit to the city hall.
He is gone aud no one ls to blame. IL is
to be supposed. The operator at his desk
could not have seen hun. He has enough
to attend to without watching the cell
windows. The bouse sergeant could have
seen him II he was all the time on watch.
SO II goes that the man ls gone and Chief
Bagshaw will move little more lively
hereafter when prisoner is arrested In
Delaware.
Nnw let our clever police get to work
aud see II they can add more honor 10
their names. Let Officers Shields, David.
son, J ohm Welsh and Kelleher DO appointed
a committee to look for the man and 1t Ia
dollars to donghnuts that he will occupy
cell on the upper corridor before iorty.
eight hours.
Officer Daniel Mcguire and Officer Lane
saw Cunningham this morning shortly
after 0 O'Clock at the quarry on the Els
mere road. They gave him hot chase for
o short distance.
They tired five shots after him but still
he kept a going. telephone message
was sent to the hall and Chief Bagshaw.
Captain Kane, Detective Witsil, Sergeant
Bailey and other officers were soon on the
scene and Joined in securing the sur.
roundlngs. After q fruitless search o;
over two hours the party returned and
Cunningham is still at liberty.
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Her Dro-s on PIrc.

Mrs, Blum. residing on Sixth Avenue
near Maryland Avenue had narrow escape
from being burned to death yesterday at
her homo. She had woman doing the
washing and while Mrs, Blum was passing
by q 10 etova her dress ignlted anu in a
moment she waa wrapped In flames.
The washwoman hearing her cries and
seeing her danger, ran to the assistance
OF the woman aud succeeded In putting
out the ilames. but not before the dress
was com pletsly burned of har back. The
lady escaped with few slight burns on
her hands, Had 1t not been for the wash-
woman wrapping wet clothes around
Mrs, Blum she would have been seriously
burned.
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DUlLDING BRlCK-Au grades In any
d quantity. JOHN ". SOLOMON.
Office No.3 " est Third street.
Phones llB and 290
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New Bridue.

The road commissioners OF Christian a
Hundred have commenced the erection of
q new bridge over small stream OIL the
road leading from the Centreville school
house to the old Kennett road. MIR. Pass-
more in coming up the road this morning
found the men with their hats and coats
off and their sleeves rolled up looking
like the best working crowd he mad seen
fol- long time. Mr.. Brackin had not ar.
rived, but tho work of excavation was
being vigorously pushed forward. MI. b.
WILL be called on to adjust matters with
MIR. Taggart, who feels that he should not
be slighted when jobs OF this kind are
belnR given out.
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IL wns au Injustice.

Chief of Police Dolan says that the
statement In reference to the police force
failing TO attend to Cool Spring Park and
crltlcIslng them for II is an Injustice to the
ofIlcera As the Fark is In charge of spe.
cial oiIicere appointed by the Water De.
partment, the regular police have been
directed n3t to remain there except In
case Of trouble. In addition to this. the
Water Department olfloerd reported to
the police segreant when asked. that there
VIVA no disorder ln the park which amount
ed to anything
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Nnrrn,x Esrnnn

Some person sol fire to a OF OF hay in
the stuble on the Anchorage property, at
Eighth Gvenua and Anchorage street. oc.
cupied by Howard L. Vernon, about eight
o'clock last evening. Fortunately the
blaze was seen I'm medlately by son Of
Mrs. Venn who was playing In tho yard,
aud on HE giving the uiarm Mr.. Ysrnon,
who WAS In his house. seized bucket of
wnter and Fastening to the stable sueGea1-
ed In extlngaishlng the fla mes. 1t was
e.uly a narrow escape.