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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

NeaiHN llissia Ihs saslsn sssris
Ia saI siols AIS sll sod aol hsif esi'
ban, hsi 30 sfs slllsE lksm - eissal
- n ihsy ssls i'sll $50 sssmlhs osi
sslis isfils bsl ips siasw hsls ~. W
jabnssp a 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
Russia's Eastern sOIicitude.

SHANGHAI, Jan. 19.-The Russian
cruiser Kreyser has been ordered to
proceed to Wei Hal Wei as promptly
IA possible, in view Of the fact that 8
japanese land and sea attack upon
that important port is expected very
shortly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

We sell Parks Cough syrup on a
positive guarantee to cure all throat
and lung troubles. 1t has stood the
test for many years and today is the
leading remedy for the cure of COLDS,
consumption aud all diseases Of the
fhroat aud lungs. Price so cents and
81 90. Lunn & Brooks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

- LOU, s,'sNNNalll gmuE Vn iu th5 human
si'w Fhe dfmNn NJ impufs iI.'l
sHlfss AZ Fsin flpMlg usrI il...''.,.
lst9Nl ~ iplA heallh M "a. sl.,,a'
IL 's s. s'sfs lieHls aslssllan.ls n
w w, s,.fl.'A shh shleh NJ i,kld I'M.
~ aWlff Hif afaitiaif furnly f.n
,ss ,,'s,'. n',s sla isslols tailly hsul M,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

AEnoRiAL hkRylCKa. 'rhs iisy,
i.augrnua AinrlAif will pfsaoh q
sl~ciai sermon ln "a Paul's Episcopal
ehulch l0ni0FTow II 1880 q va, taaT-
lus ehlsny upoa ihs rsm0ysl ~ dsslh
"a lhs lais "a D0ysFn0g chad dwick and
nyiaH lsu.ons voflh leaSnlas fsom hls
iis and ehaTaeisg lH ths chufch shsfs
hs hfld > pfominenl position.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

AZ ususi the legislature voted W
copies of the eide, % each member
At fI2 q coyy, $3.50 thrown away. This
. ecan4nl ~itn q vengeance. OoIy
two members 10 tue house voted
aeAlnst IL, HOfer and Smith. They de-
erye song maFks.--Albany Democrat
They win probably be considered az
sayiDg long ear.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

Oregon owes nothing. and she has .
surplus 10 her treasury. The Legislature
.houId do enough repealiDg aod eeoDo'
nlzing 70 keep the surplus. IL Isl a re-
,,ubllcan condition, and II is easisT 70
handle than 3 def iency. - Oregon
State Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

A. q. W. In ordsf ~ silov
biuiisss ~ Aiisad ihs faasfsl ~ lhs
lais a - bpss ouf nlsmoglal sssf
elssl plll ~ held la oaF bell a
g'slask lnslsad ~ B geiaot iamogos
ihF isumliiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

HAs fHasgsp, Jss. A. lss,.
''''s' s's''s'sa ~ lss.'l., v lsgay
~ s,ss'sliss slll lLs slssliss ,.sa.
ss' .s'sasss " lsass N.ll..s l..i.,
~ ''ss' l's'' - s.s esss,ls ps.as,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
TIE MARKETS.

sAS FRANCISCO. Jan. Is - Wheat
Cash s..
CHICAGO. Jan. IS - Wheat, Cash
57E May 57l,
PORTLAND, Jan. IS Wheat valley
77i67Sl; Wslla Wai's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
Intellectual Gun Practice.

CHEZ Foo, Jan. 19.-Tbree japanese
warships yesterday opened IRE upon
Ting Chow Foo. Firing ceased in q
short time and no damage was done.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
ahaII LAs womsn IIays ! IIomsl

shall the Women Have Home
They ean, " ihe reader will give little
snioput iowerd purchasing beds,sAdi,
spring maiiesaes and bed clolhlng,
Thp Chflslian Wofhsr's Mlpsinn ls
mahlpN an appeal fof lhsse articles,
hilihsllg the Mission has only besn
Ahle ~ care faf nsu, bssond gsiilng a
fsa sliunilons iOg womeu. Nos tbs
Mlssian has opsned . hfanch ln North
ksleia ~ women ahd siiildfsa ~ feed
aud rlo,hs lbss. n has lhns snpiy
Fe,nls SAD ne sRni ip So spng ffiendl
~ lhs peal H. iufulah them vhsrs ~
wili fsisiss lso4 soasH oYi ~ wofh
- pufailansis $50 provide ihsn 'tlil
ihsJ esn So paef, ~ solthy 4
p4fjsal s'sshi ~ oauwspd lhs nssl,eei
" lsalss Why slouid msu hs shsl
lffsl sna s0l sousa i.fl lhs issp0nSs
- lnasaisls ~ iisy W ksllsssy, ~
sisis hi -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

WAsFlnp rsssaas sssiies sapsi
~ esnas1 Ysssisbiss iselsdlns lsas
hssas. e,fs snd hiasises ff,lsailal
ihsi A, Nsa taieu sssgs has ,
nssh taptiy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
aA1n ABour rHE LEolsEAFURE.

The lower house Of the legislature
most BE- doing some good york. Tne
Orseonisn has commenced TO abuse u
already.-Astoria Bodget
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

The legislature has started out In ~
economical streak At the wong emo
CgttIux down tie usual nswspapef'
suoplIed 10 msmbeFs is economy with
a vengeaDee.--AsblAnd Tidings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

Abraham Lincoln said: "a govern
ment II the people. for the people and
by the people, Il looks very much
thee times as though iI was = govern
nent II the politicians. for the polite
lans and By the poIitIcaans.-sheTidAn
SQn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
New Advertisements.


| Osl-Bamboo frame. engraved silver head.
~ Return 10 StOng's restaurant Tor suitable
reward. c. NJ. Dou0 dson. 1881
4 NJ LADt can maze sis weeKly worklng
"A ipr us quiatly al home. Position pecma-
nee 9ss' S1a ana, y yoq can only spare TWO hours q
sahpel envelope, WOmans Mutual Benefit
20, Box 2, JOliei, Ill. i.I7-8t
hJUND-A ron Ul DIaAkets on Easl 5tals 81.
] owner can nave same by calling at this
Iiee ah1 paying Tor this notice.
FURNISHED hOUMs - hanasome,y mi-
= ~ nishsa l',.l rooms lor rent with or without
n1hIai low rate private family. 307 DOti aye,
l,,e-h 1lale 8ha county buildings, li-6t
~ I.eLA4Oks OK LuBBfIsls-Can and
- Two lhfse comfortable IoJms one block
norm ~ ne capitol, Inquire al $50 CAPITAL
tloeL "l sl elote ol Wills Bros. A co, l-l4-6
Aha foh kEAT.-Grain renL Renter
i must be able 70 buy team, wagon har.
hessi binder, dnll, plOW. and harrow, Inauire
-- 10 hoiAlhsiclal street. Feed store, lb.lf
PAhE bUolAEas OFPORrUAlTY, mT
: "esihess men ana olhen tO organize a
. ',ta ',. 300 company for a paylng and we'll
hllWl oregon patent IEht, Address HPa
lent care lOuRhAL, salem. I22slnns
4 = HALF FklCE.-l.ast chance 10 Ret
- 'h3lee thoroughbred chickens al hall
n NJ ~. e4i Pea ol hundred must be sold
~ tahl.h, heNsp Agent.
IN 4, ''t i,iNHeAia Exchange, san ffanoise0,
ou o elu hisofioe WV FSF" ANF'
( iHNai4AA sUlEACE- -lAiefalure oI Al
~ AlAas on sale ~ iaa liberty street. Ss-ly
( lAH'Ei fAFEk Large lol of heavy brougn
TX lFtk paper iDl fale cheap. Mbt tle
'li INK. FN'NAs Nnael eAlpets, lall IA JOur
,., ~
" tALH AAgt -lppa aem and plaled
Z ,tgft VA KY, eouHa ipf prDpefty in
.....,..,. bAu
- kEie turlapai saefamento sttttls.
ANiita eha SAP Ffanoihe1 ~ pSrs ol s..lt
hfHAeus lusi0uep lln0l FHFN'NF w 500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

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.....'..., ~ .'n n ls'a ~ ilssi NJ s.l,a.
lnasslFlss fh'if NHNi'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

Nlsft lhs ia,sn siissi siesg, hss
pfpssg ssesaisi ~ ssisslas ~ AZ
1saaelisl " iisas N ~ hus ssa IA.
tsslsssi , a,as,sailT siaslag ~ lhls
isesee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
LAST EvENING's CONCERT.

The concert 10 the NJ. f. church, last
evening, In aid Of the Willamette Uni
versity gymnasium was largely attend
cd, the audience being for the most
part composed Of the musical connois-
seurs and dilettante Of the city, whose
critical judgement was favorably b =
slowed on the Cheyalier dc Kontski,
and 1t Ia doubtful whether the veteran
composer and .executant ever elected
more hearty or prolonged bursts Of az.
plause from the royalty aud nobility ol
the courts OF the Old World than be
received at the republican hands Of Lhe
plain citIzens Of Salem.
Miss Sara N. Brown gave some
choice and highly appreciated readings,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

80 IiFis - ls'sItset ~ iests nss
So $50 ~ is' ~ ffsl ~ . asIa
saa ~ afl siifH4 ~ Desf ssnis
itlsss al iflsf ~ lsi lesaiasfsisi
slfs' fal l.~lsillss q q msFllsss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

llaaNeftt ll,Ng44Als }aha :
MbsIe AZ ~ Be ~, e4e tttfi.
NtH hstalas VIA Al ieeA Ne4
amtislsi s'fes uHu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

flsf lafa Aha ges sill Ifegs I
pssn.ansai s,sfea,s hsswesthY a
fslasli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
FRED A. ERIxoN,
Recording Secretary.

MONEY! TO LoAN.-Apply to e.
Marsh, room 2, over Postoffice.
Is Inn 4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

l'sel iils euls psu,ss ..l..
''''s'-''as saa bIlllossssss ,s,,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
4 MIRACLE IN TEXAS
4 Marvellous Cure Investigated py
the Texas Christian
Advocate.

The Wonderful Experience Of Well
Known Texan - Suffered Oh'Oi"
Agony-Giyen Up to Die-His Re
eovery Astounds the Medical Fro
fession.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

Thsss sis spw ~ lsl' 81 lhs 1sissss
sbass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19
TIE MANLY ART
has Become Merely an Excuse for
Howling Fakes.

Has Become Merely an Excuse for
Howling Fakes.
NEW YORK Jon. 19.-The Dempsey.
Ryan bout at Seaside last evening wss
stopped in the third round. The boui
was award, to Ryan. 1t was to be
fifteen louL ds at catch weights. Denp-
sey looked trife fat, but Ryan was in
excel ent c)ndi tion.
They simply Tapped each other in
the first round and a number of people
yelled "Take him off; Dempsey's
d ruuk."
In the sec)ni round Ryan kept
punching Dempsey in the stomach
without q return and then smashed
him on the jaw. Ryan played with
Dempsey and then smashed him in the
mouth. Ryan landed on the body
and the crowd shouted Take him off,"
Ryan hit Dempsey on the jaw and
fiOored him. Dempsey got up stag.
gering. The crowd yelled louder than
before, take him of; it's q shame;
take him off,
In the third Jack got mad and went
after his man but Ryan stopped him.
Ryan hit Dempsey whenever he Wish.
ed In the mouth and face. In response
TO the frequent yells Of the spectators
the gong sounded and the light was
stopped.
The announcement said Dempsey's
friends had requested the fight should
be stopped although Dempsey
seemed anxious 20 have IL 20 ou, but
the referee gave the fight 10 Ryan.
Dempsey was In no condition 70
nght and hls "ihrow down. 10 bis
friends aud admirers has done much
towards the downfall Of boxing 10 this
vicinity,
Ryan could have Enooked Dempsey
oul ln the fret round, but be lot up on
the ouos famous "Nonpareiln
ftlNsihAoss fOh AAksLAuaHTER.
sfkAcpss. n, " Jan ~. |fhs
grand jury Of onondags county today
returned sn Indictment for man,
slaughter "a lhs nHi degree Agaiasl
fuglilsi iobfn Filisimmons, foT kiil.
~ hls fpafHus pFfinrL tnu hlOfdAn.
w sn sAhlplliopi November lIlh.
ihs upsaIs snd umbfslls ifusis ars
bpssn' Tho oaly haking powdsg
uusl d ihs oomplels trust ~ lhs psopls /
IA llI bFIftais 4 'fsaaua HaAt... A. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

~ .eLA4Ofts OK kLUBBfIsls-Can nnd
- Two large comfortable IoJms one block
norm 81 NE capitol. Inquire AT $50 Capital
tIetl oi al niufe Oi Wills Bros. a Co i.li-H
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

salsm 10 10 have some more SECOND
class iheasrlcals.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

LAAm fOh kkAI.-OTain feuL. Renter
! must % aDle 70 buy Team, wagon, har-
u esal b.hleri arm, ,pl0g, ana harrow, Inquire
l 10 commercial street. Feed store. Ik.tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

~ NlshED hODAls - hanasum6,y nlI-
1 hlsnea rooms tor rent, with or Without
I ara, low rate private family. 307 Cot age,
lHe+h STATE and cOuuty buildings, lI-bt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

/ AhE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, OT
~ "esihess men ana olhers to organize a
Allhl oregon patent night. Address, HPa.
ltul,' care JOukhAL, salem. I29'llns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

Ihs ilpsafs snd umbfslls trusts als
bfpssn' The oaly bakiRs powdsg
Ius1 d lhs oomplels trust N lhs psopls
w pr fnor's tTsam hsting Fogdsf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

OsI-Bamboo frame. engraved silver head.
~ heluln TO StOng's restaurant for suitable
reward. G. NJ. bona dsOn. 1881
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

iDLAb-A ron uI Dlaukets on EasL STAT 81.
owner can have same by calling al this
lice dud paying Tor this notice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-19

What Slll make the BEST oaks for the
Harvest Home fsstlyal9 Dr. Prices
Baking Powder.
The evening world., 1895-09-16

SHun'fai Mrs' Kairslakc's s"i dea,h Violet Merrtck
succeeded to that name and ute.
cavil,ed aunts and cousins. who were
not Invited to the quiet marriage.
Violet is old for, ter years. replied
the rector to all objections.
What a bllssful year, was the first:
Some unions begin with dlscords that
time and custom soften into harmony
but this one opened N perfect tune. me
mcT habits for his young Wife loved to
wait upon him and anticipate AZ ms
W sAes. Janet was rather inclined TO re
ceve the newcomer 81; mly, but Nlolet
sweetness soon won the old servants
Eeart. The atmosphere OF WoodDower
changed from stagnant seclus!on INTO
Cheerful. life. Spring had succeeded WIN
ter. Its new mistress took an intelii-
gent Interest In the topics of the day;
She drew forth the thoughts and re-
iectIoAs which Kars!ake had been won't
to cherish silently, knowing they woulu
lind no response N his come, Tor the
first time in his life he enjoyed true
feminine companionship. sometimes In
he had gained the blind alteration OF
young, pretty and intellectual woman,
and then he would treat Violet with
tender respect wh.ch was toucAihs' from
Ills age to her youth.
After couple af years V.olets ecstasy
had calmed into placid affection; and
the Major had grown more aged anu
Karsiake had been unavoidably drawn
into some OF the small festivities Of the
neighborhood, and her husband was oc-
casionaliy obliged to appear with her at
away from visitors, and hid himself and
his pipe under the big cedar
Old Janet found him there one day
when she came to bid him In to after
noon tea.
Bring me a cup here" he said, "and
ask your mistress to excuse me. l like
the quiet best"
"Eh, it's NOT so quiet now as in the old
days, s!rT'
';Of course not; my poor wife was too
i'll for any noise" answered the major.
and he cast glance in the direction
OF the churchyard.
"Wen, WELL" said the old woman.
The evening world., 1895-09-16

much girls care for bravery. or heroism.
or anything serious. Now, II his wife
had been there in a smart bonnet you
would have noticed her, I'll be bound"
and the rector chuckled at his time
worn joke.
He was mistaken In his estimate OF
his daughter. Violet was hero wor-
shipper, and had thrilled to every line
Of the curt war kilograms when she read
the newspaper to her father. Neither
spectacles nor a double chin quenched
her enthusiasm when she saw at last
the man Of whose doings she had heard.
while the tenderness Of his nature
seemed doubly sweet set against a back
ground of fame and courage Mrs.
Karslake was In broken health; her
husband tended her with extraordinary
devotion, aided by a faithful maid. Mr.
Merrick was the only visitor admitted
to Woodbower. and the only house
where the major was seen was the rec
tory.
Beyond the respect paid by the army
to the church was the link OF music; the
sole regret John Karslake ever felt for
the loss of his sword-arm was when he
looked at the case containing his favor
lite violin. never more to sound and sing
by him again. The rector played the
cello with greater feeling thar execu-
ton, and Violet took fresh interest IN
practising accompaniments, since their
neighbor had begun to come in some
times for an hour in the evening when
his wife was sleeping,
You bring great pleasure INTO
life that is ended. Miss Violet" he
would say. as the worn and troubled
look which had passed into his face
with the days exercise of patience and
sympathy would melt into placid peace
under the influence Of harmonious
sound.
Don't spoil the child with fiattery."
the rector generally added.
Mrs. Merrick had died at Violets
birth: her father was kind and afrec-
The evening world., 1895-09-16
The Sick Babies Fund Physicians
Have Treated 20, l66 Patients
Which Means They Have Saved
Nearly That Many Lives.
Tresh-Air Outings and Food s,L
Clothing for the Poor Tots.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The free doctors maintained by the
SICK Babies Fund had up to last Satur-
DAY done the following work:
x41,7S8 visits made to families,
|O.108 little patients treated.
o'O71 eases revisitcd one or
more times.
They also fed about 500 families and
gave clothing TO a large number Of
naked or ragged children. Free medi-
cines were furnished in most cases. and
no feature of the charity work that this
Fund has been carrying on in the homes
OF poor children was neglected. Indeed
more work was done this Summer than
heretofore. and the figures, which repre-
sent great deal more than their face
value. should be gratifying to the thou
SANDS OF friends and supporters of the
Fund.
IN addltion to saving the lives OF so
inein thlrty-one outings on the Floating
playground, sailing 5000 of them up
sne SOUND or Down the bay for a breeze
iui. health-renewng day.
All TINS has been done at very small
cost per child helped. Indeed. 1t may
De said that anybody who gave as little
as % cents to the Sick Babies Fund
Iuli credit for saving some child's life
or giving t a day of comfort and en-
Joyment on the water.
Money contributions to the Fund
ehould be cent to cashier of World,
Pulitzer Building. New York City"
The evening world., 1895-09-16

congenial food, and the reverend regard
she bestowed upon a prosalc, middle
aged gentleman, was more akin 10 love
than the innocent maiden knew.
What is Mrs. Karslake like she
asked one day, as her father returned
from visiting the Invalid.
Il suppose she was pretty once an
swered the rector. not dlsinc.ined to
talk over his neighb1rs, and after a
pause went on. "Karslike said she had
a .ovely complexion when he fel! IN love
with her at some suburban dan'e, but
! expect that was sign Of sickllness
She is wreck now. The 70 Jlish Eel
low married while still in the tuielage
OF an army coach. and ] fancy tney
had a rough time of 1t at first. The
children all died, except the one daugh-
ter, who Is married"
Vioiet sighed In response.
Mr.. Merck might have added that
the struggles Of a suba.tern's wife had
not been calculated TO develop Mrs.
karslake's Intellectual powers, which
were never large. She was hard and
peevish. accepted her husbands devo-
ton as right. and was inclined TO
desplse him for his limitless patience
and attention. She vented on him the
disappointment Of an unsatiatei crav-
ing for gayety. for ever thwarted by
illness, and In his great compassion for
her suffering he accepted the claim to
martyrdom without thought OF his
own voluntary sacrifice.
When her worn-out frame at length
succumbcd to the complication OF dis
eases which had tormented II SO long
the husbands grief was desperate. His
daughters flying visit gave him little
consolation. She had Inherited from
her mother the blush-rose skin and It's
The evening world., 1895-09-16
NEW LAMPS FOR OLD.
Major Karslakes Second Marriage and
Moment of Thought.

is an awe-inspirlns circumstance in
such a neighborhood. and callers focked
to Woodbower. They were bitterly dis
appointed to find that Mrs. Karslake
was an invalid and received no visitors,
while the claims of courtesy were met
by return Of pasteOoards. and the
Major made no personal response. All
the more eagerly did baffied curiosity
welcome the next Sunday. when ortho-
doxy required the new comer's presence
in church, and Mr.. Merrick had an un-
usually large congregation at morning
service. His daughter Violet, who
played the organ. was guiltily conscious
during the psalms that her attention
wandered from both duty and devo-
ton in an effort to descry the occupant
Of the Woodbower pew. She asked for
giveness In her supplemented prayer.
and Imposed upon herself the penance
of ewes nxed on her music book as the
congregation dispersed.
What did you think OF my new pa
rishioner? inquired the rector after
dinner.
II did not see kim. papa" Violet
blushed at the evasion, knowing her
thoughts had been occupied with the
new arrival during the paternal sermon,
which was not suficiently striking to
compel attention.
."Dear me. dear me! That shows how
The evening world., 1895-09-16
EARLY MORNING FIRES.
In One Of Them Escapes ana Roofs
We're NesOrted To.

The tenants in the four-story brick
tenement-house 80 Leroy street were dis
possessed this morning by slight fire
which started in the hall near the stair
way. Michael English. who lives with
his wife and two children In the rear
on the ground floor was aroused by
smoke. Hastily Weakening his family
he carried his children to the street
and sent in an alarm. while his wife
ard Patrick Lamb endeavored to stifie
the flames with buckets of water.
Meantime tenants upstairs could not
make their way through the smoke.
Those living on the second and third
floors made their escape by way OF
fire-escapes. while those on the upper
floors sought safety on the roof to an
adjoining building. The firemen quickly
extinguished the flames. The building
is owned by Charles Ashe. of 1903 Ave-
nue. A.
A fire broke out about o'clock this
morning on the fourth floor of the five
story brick tenement and factory at Is
Rutgers place, occupied principally by
Isidore Mindleson and Jacob GanZler as
a tailor shop, and did n damage Of $500
to stock. The building will cost $40 to
repair.
Fire on the third floor of the five
story brick business building 211 Centre
street. In the brier pipe factory OF
Hirsch & kauhme. damaged stock 81, 900
and the building $50.