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Patents
NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

There was never time in the history
OF our country whom the demand for in
ventions and improvements in the arts
and sciences generally was SO great as
now. The convenionces of mankind in
the factory and work shop, the house
hold, on the farm, and in official life, re-
quire continual accesslons to the appur-
tenances and implements OF each in or
der to save labor, time and expense. The
political change in the administration OF
government does not affect the progress
Of tho American inventor, who being on
the alert, and ready to perceive the ex-
listing Deficiencies, does not permit the
aHairs OF government to deter him from
quickly conceiying the remedy to over
como existing discrepancies. Too great
care can ne: be exercised in choosing q
competent and skillfal attorney to pre-
pare and prosecute an application for
patent. Valuable interests have been
lost and destroyed in ipnumerable IN
stances by the employment Of incompe-
tent counsel, and especially ia this sd-
vics applicable to those who adopt the
mo patent, no pny" pystem. Inventors
who entrust their business to this class
OF attorneys do 80 at imminent risk. as
tho breadth and strength Of the patent
is never considered in view OF . quick
endeavor to get an allowance and obtain
the fec then duo. THEPRESS CLAIMS
COMPANY, John Wedderburn. General
Manager, 5is F street, N. W., Washing
ton, ID. O., representing large number
Of important daily and wetk ky papers, rs
we'll - general periodicals OF the country
was instituted to protect it's patrons
from tho unsafe methods heretofore en-.
ployed In this line Of business. The
said company Ia prepared TO take charge
Of all patent business entrusted to i: for
reasonable fees. and prepares and pros
scutes applications generally. including
mechanical Inventions, design patents,
trade marks, labels. copyrights, inter
ierences, infringements, validity reports,
aud gives especial attention to rejected
cases. II is also prepared to onter into
competition with my firm In securing
foreign patents.
Write for instructions and advice.
Jons WEppERBuRS,
Gis + Street,
2. O. Box 3s5. Washington, d. G.
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The New York Post claims that there
vas an increase in the worlds output Of
gold in 1894 Of s30,O00,DO0 c. impaired
with the product OF 1893, and it makes
this q matter for great rejoicing. 1t
thinks il will bring dismay to tho ranks
Of the advocates OF silver coinage But
there 10 less comfort in IL for gold mono
meiallis,s than tho Post would like It's
readers to believe. II gold monometal-
smi is to prevail throughout the world
and no'tinR less than that can be nd.
vocaicd II gold monomotalism Is right in
principle-euonrh gold must 10 found
TO take the place Of silver. There are
si,OO1.oO0,0oo Of silver coin in tho world.
At the rate OF s30,ooo.ooo per year IN.
crcase in the stock OF gold it would take
over 10 years to produce enough 10 I'LL
tho place OF silver. Only tho increase
over the produc, Of former years can DO
counted, for the remainder OF tho pro.
duct Is required TO supply the demand
IN the af,o and FOR such coin M tho
growing population Of the world requires
from year 10 ycnr We should like TO
know II gold monomci allists think the
people should be content to wait 100
yoars Cor n teutoraiion OF tho monetary
CONDITIONS existing prior to the demono-
tizt'ion Of silver. But apart from Nil
this, 1t should be borne in mind that
this reported increase probably Ia in
p,rt mythical There may have been u
slight Increase, but u 1. not likoly tina,
1t amounts to s3oooo,0oo Denver TO.
publican.
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Recently n rgmor was sot on foot here.
nbou,a that the Burlington railway con.
pany were talking about building u lin.
from some point about 1imnnth 10 pass
through Eaton and strike tDsir system
near Grover.
This has bocu talked about before and
II seems that the vrcprn, tumor Is not
wiihou, foundation. A line like the ono
proposed would pnss directly through
tho grca, potato region OF tho Cache Ia.
Poudio valley and would very GooD pny
for itself. II wouid also be connecting
link between the Cult system and tho
Burlington system that would enable
them ,oget nlong without tho Union
Pacific 10 nby great extent In tins local.
NY aid would bs no doubt decided
dc,hmcui Ia the latter road,
1, would DO hard TO calculate the
great advantages to 10 derived from n
railway line like the one proposed 10
this town aud the country arouUd u,
II would 20, only furnish better ship
ping iacilitics. but /, would also give us
better rates and Il world bfiUg with II
muuy otln, Advantage that nothing hut
competition ever VIII bring. II will al
- enpvp The ,Dsn ~ t1ion. 10 qoadrnpi,
n. p palstlJu w,thin Tao " TIRE, ioafi
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF special
execution or lion foreclosure issued out Of the
county court Of Phillips county Colo. dated June
1893 and TO me ~ sheriff directed in favor of
Craig Maclagan plaintiff and against
Lcnoru Howard and James G Holden md
Pirce Wright Il Co defendants
for tho sum Of ti9..00 damages and
1905 cost and accruing cost whereby am CON-
handed to sell the following described real
estate to-wit:
Tho NO 4 sec % tp6n in II " of
the 9TH p. IN. in Phillips county, Colorado.
To satisfy said amounts shall on Monday
tho 70 day Of July. 1885 offer the above de-
scribcd premises for sale at public auction Mt
tho hour Of . O'Clock IN Of said day at tho front
door oftho court house in Holyoke Colo. to the
highest and best bidder therefor
Dated this % day OF Juno 1895.
ATGUIHRIE Sheriff
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HOL YOKE,
THERE'S ALWAYS A REASON,

II is an easy thing to account for the
wonderful growth Of the Daily State
Journal recently. Its price has been re-
duced to 80 cents per month without
Sunday, or 85 cents with Sunday. The
Journal has always been reliable and
honest, printing the news without fear
or favor. The people Of Nebraska realize
that they need q paper published at the
capital. and whom the price Of The Jour
nal was reduced the subscription list
grew at phenomenal rate. The Jour-
nal is Nebraska paper through and
through.
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Equalization Notice.

Tn Board Of County Commii s,on-rs OF
rhillips county will meet at the once Of the
county clerk IN The court house nj Holyoke.
Colo, on the iir.t Monday IN July, A u 1895.
aud continue In session not less than three 80
nor more than ten (IOl consecutive days to
net ms II bnnrd OF equalization for the pur'
pose Il changing, correcting and cquaiiking
tho assessment, roll of snid Phillips county
for the ycnr 1894. Ms required by law.
Said board OF equalization viii meet again
on the third Monday OF July. ispo and con-
,inun In session not less than two (.) nor
more than ten liol cor SecuIiye days. for tho
purpose of hearing complaints from any par.
,ies not satisfied with their assessment. ar
ANY changes sn board may make, and have
nil grievances properly adjusted.
5. W. Braos, Co. Clerk.
Dated nt iiolyoso. Colo. this si,h. day OF
juno, A y l-o'.
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Some oitho eastern newspaper sre
making desperate effort to convince
their readers that tho enthusiasm, IN bs-
half Of the free coinage Of silver 10 al
ready beginning to die, but their actions
belle their words. for while they are
making this CLAIM they are dnlly incrcns.
ing the space which they devote to the
Discussion OF the silver question.
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Notice Is hereby given that BY virtue of wri,
Of execution Fl fa and Foe Bill issued
out Of tho county court Of Phillips county
Colorado, dated June II, 1895, and
to mo directed as sheriff in favor OF
Peter Ekcman plaintiff and against John
Holsnquist defendant. for tho sum OF $i;0.77
damages and $3s.oa costs and accruing cos,
whereof, am commanded to sell tho following
described property to-wit:
70 bales OF broom corn in tho barn Oh W \
sec IL in tp7 Is " 8 p IN in Phillips
county. Colorado.
To satisfy said amounts Shall offer said
promises for sale at public auction on Monday
the 1 day OF July 1895 at the hour OF 9
o'clock p IN at the Manhattan farm ~ mi. ".
Of Holyoke Phillips county Colo to tho highes,
and best bidder therefor
Dated this ie day Of Juns 1895
GUTHRIE Sheriff.
Holyokc. Colo. June "a. 1885
Tho above sale Is adjourned to Saturday
July 8, 1926. ATGUTHRIs sheriff
The state herald., 1895-06-28

A Denver grand jury Inns return o in.
dictments against number OF tho prom
inent real estaie owners OF tina, city for
ssnting their buildings to DO used as
houses of ill.fame. II is somewhat To-
marknble that this manner OF dealing
with this owl hns not sooner been resort.
Cd to by the people OF Denver.
The state herald., 1895-06-28

Judge Armour OF this district has
boon holdinsoourt 1T Beaver for Judge
Palmer. In criminal case tried before
him he held that tho fact tina, n juror
had served on jury within ono year
Was good ground for challenge. 1t seems
that the Denver courts have not been
holding strictly to tue letter OF the law
on this question and the result has been
to throw open to professional jurors OPP
portunitles to serve as jurors much to
the dissatisfaction OF the attorneys,
Judge Armour's ruling IL adhered to by
tho courts will spoil the business Of the
professional juror.
The state herald., 1895-06-28

We hear OF young man in Akron
who carries politics into courtship. The
other evening his sweetheart babe him
good bye with kiss. Immediately the
young man seized hor in his arms and
proceeded to cover her with kisses,
"WhAt are you doing?" exclaimed the
girl whom she could cxtricate herself
sufficient to talk. ~ believe in coming
those things at ratio Of 10 to l." re-
piled the young poli,ician.-Akron Re.
publican.
The state herald., 1895-06-28

Judge Armour's blow At the system of
professional jurymen is an example that
should be followed by every other Judge.
Denver has been cursed with lot OF
men who repair to tho court rooms for
employment ms jurors day after day. Ju-
RES have been turned by the shcriti's
afIice into pension bureau for political
hacks. There ought to be an end TO
that sort of thing.-Denver News.
The state herald., 1895-06-28

A prominent railroad man hero says
that the catfish which were liberated n,
Curtis through the bursting OF the dam,
were found few days after walking on
their tails eating alfalfa blossoms In the
fields. 1t savors little Of Akron Bob,
yet We will believe the story until better
informed.-McCook Times Democrat.
The state herald., 1895-06-28

Colorado has So daily newspapers,
semi-wecklies, 2o9i weeklies, . semi.
nonthles, q monthlies aud quarterly,
making total OF ZIG publications.-Pu.
ohio Opinion.
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Ixnigh,.or,nc Niaccabec..

Knights orthc Minccnbccs.
Tho State Commander writos US from
Lincoln, Ncb., M follows: "Ai,er trying
other medicines for wha. seemed TO ba n
very obstinate cough IN our two children
We tried DR. Kings NcwDiscoyery and at
the cad Of two days the cough entirely
left ,hom. We will not be without II
hereafter, ns our experience proves that
/, curca where all 9th r remedies fail
Signed +. W. Stevens State Com.--Wby
not give this great medicine n ,rial, M II
1. guaranteed mud trial bottles arcir-c n,
City Drugstore Regular nise 60c,apd 81
The state herald., 1895-06-28

Tho Harper War Book Is the grcatest
work Of tho kind ovor publislel. The
State journal has arranged to supply It's
patrons ut 10 cents per part. You can
get part one by cutting out this item
and sending with 10 cents TO Tho State
journal, Lincoln, Neb.
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Collie Remedy Co.,
higginsvilio. Mo.

wo can do anything In tho line "
good Job printing, and guarantee IL TO
DO equal TO any city work, and prices
tight for iirst.claes work. Our prices
nre for iirst'class work only will not
take your order for sl,oddy work-so don't
ry TO Jew our prices.
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HOW THE COMBINATION WORKS:

onpAY ONE DOLLAR when the book.
arr delivered at your residence, the balance nt
rate " lifty cents por mosth. Tho books
arc well worth the money.
ONCE a WEEK Is the brightest. pleasant.
'st and most widely circulated of all the Am.ri.
can Illustrated weekly Journals,
send name and address, aud wo will 800 that
you are supplied.
ONCE A WEEK, $40 W. 9Th IT.. NJ v.
The state herald., 1895-06-28

one year, and your choice of the following sub
stantiai, ornate, cloth-bound works:
SCOTS POLITICAL WORKS. vols.
roErs OF ENGLAND AND AMKHICA-s vols.
LIFE AND TIMES OF NArOLEoS-sv vols
ENCYCLOPAEDIA or SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL IN.
f0RMATiOS-iv vol.
DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LASGuA0E-i
vol.
BAi.zAcs "coMgDY OF HUMAN LIrE"-s vols
LIBRARY OF STANDARD AuTiIoits-s vols.
MiLTos's PARADISE LOST vol. FOR Centre
Table.
DAsrE's ISFEisO-i vol. For Centre Table.
DASrEB PuilATOKY AND rAEADisE-i vol
for Centre Table.
rnE CAPITALS OF THE GLoBg-i vol. Yorcen,r-
Table.
Or, II you prefer Lighter and More Homclike
Books, you may choose:
MooRH's POLITICAL WORKS.
EVENINGS At HoME-now TO srESD TiIKM.
THE CIVIL WAR IN SONG AND STORY.
HOW HgiiOks or FICTION PROPOSE. AND
HkIioisks REPLY. In best knniish Cloth. ~
pages, containing over 7,0p ~, quotations from
the Literature Of the World.
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Gold, or Silver, or Paper,

We have . $500 COMBINATIONS, a.
follows:
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District Count Committees Balance Sheet.


animation, cndin May
scninG all haseno
hand ussho book
We herewith balance
In this
management work tho Office obNicnt
:. { F OAuhNING.
!
sworn OF A,
CleA,
tSEALI L. p LHWIs, Deputy.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

" NAIL KIN ADVANCED
DAILY, With Sunday Issue. one year. .. vs.
DAILY, with Sunday issue. sig moasAs. .37S
DAILY, with sunday issue. three nsnshs =
DAILY. with sunday issue. one month. a.. -
SUNDAY EDITION nc pages) year -. So
wEEkLY-one year, In advance. ........i.a
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ihthlErb HAIb.
Default having been made In the payment
OF certain promis-ory note executed by
Samuel u shriner and kNsc shrtner to HIM
nah Weaver for the sum Of eit0 and secured
by certain decd Of trnt cxcouscd by said
samuel II shrinar and Kate shriner on the
10. day OF Angus, A ID issa and recorded In
book No ~ nj pnHc u Of the records Of rhii'
lips county, state Of Colorado on tho II. day
Of August A d 1852. Public notice 10 hereby
given that whereas she trustee aud success
or In trust have failed aud refused 70 act nsd
the undersigned has by decree Il tho district
court II said Phillips county been appointed
trustee with like power OF sale, I wiitunder
and by virtue of the authority conisrrsd up
ON me by said decree and for the purpose Of
carrying out and enforcing tho trust men.
toned In said trust deed. sell NJ putAic auc
ton NJ the front door OF tho court house In
said town u iiolyoke In said county Of Phil.
lips and state Of Colorado NJ o'clock p IN on
the 20 day Of July A ID 1898 10 the highest and
best bidder for cash, tho property IN said
decd Of trust conveyed. to.witi Lot No IA
In block No lin tho original town OF Hoiyokc
In Phillips county, state OF Colorado with all
buiidinRs mud fixtures situated on said lot.
Dated this 10. day Of juno A u 1906.
We nEhLAsD. Trustee.
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5khIIi . tlANOS 1aDi u 'sSfa cats,
sl1fits address Daniel L, btatii, washinetoD
Nos Jeut!,
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We WANT YOU

TO at rs our agent. We furnish an expensive
try the business. We will treat you weh, and
help you to earn ten times ofiip Ary wages. Bon
sexes Of all ages can live at home and werk b
can earn sesa. DEAL money. NAM hay. ~.
Two Hundred Dollars Mouth. No class Il
people In the world are making 90 much noasy
without capital ~ those At work for Us. business
pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better Shaa
any other offered 10 agents. You have dsAs
field, with no. competition. We sQulp you with
everything. fsd supply printed dirsctioss ios
more money than will any ether bsslasss. In.
prove your prospestsi Why not3 fea can do -
easily and surely at work for -. Reasonable
industry only necessary for ahsoluie sussssA
Pamphlet circular giving every partieaiaf b ssa4
free TO all. Delay not In sendlaI for II.
GEORGE 6TIN0oN . co.
Bsx Ne. Ass. Portland. ~
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The Kansas silver republicans. have
an organization and will begin an active
campaign in behalf Of tho white metal
The state herald., 1895-06-28

BEATTY'S PIANOS and nd. owRs .si e,
satis ynHx:. Address Daniel r. BEATTY,
Washington. M j,
The state herald., 1895-06-28

Warrant call No. 9
General county school fund
Gereznl county fund 1902
State fund isg2
Military poll fund issi
Worlds Fair fund
InterestisS2
Warrant call No IL
District Normal mol
County Judges fee fund
County Clerks fee fund
Farmers q Merchants Bank
Bank Il Holyoks
os,iinar, Cnaniy Rs'enus isos
Con'inecnt fund ,Sd
General county fund ,soa
State fund iSia
Mili,ar, poll e,nd i5aS
chool dist Nos
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
FAVORS SUNDAY SELLING.
Reasons Why Rev. DR.. Rainsford, or New
York, Wants Saloons opened.

The reasons assigned by Rev. DR.. W.
s. Rainsfordo of st. Georges church. for
his opposition to the present excise law
in New York city, which closes saloons
on Sunday, are at least interesting, II
not convincing. At a recent sunday
opening mass meeting held In Cooper
union, he said: Il am in favor of
opening saloons on that day for certain
hours, say from Il midday to 10. Let
me give some of my reasons He SAID
he believed that the opening OF saloons
for certain hours on Sunday would di-
minish law breaking. The present law,
he thought, is impossible of enforce
ment, and it's disregard begets a dis
respect for law which is unhealthy for
the public morals. AS TO this evasion,
he said Il need not say that this Is
not true Of Irish or Germans alone. 1t
is also true of large proportion of our
American population.
Secondly. | am in favor Of opening
the saloons on Sunday, because ! think
such action fairer to the poor men and
to the working classes. Personally l
believe the vast majority of men in
every way are healthier and richer for
not touching any alcohol, / have tried
both plans myself. ] was once a mod
crate drinker. | am now n total alb
stainer | may convince my neighbor
of this truth, yet | cannot force him to
it.
THE only club the workingman has
Is the saloon. He does not go there
simply to drink or to smoke. He goes
hfg fpia nd ha, IN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29

Garry, of Honesdale, spent yesterday
with relatives In the city.
Miss Jennie Moth, of Lafayette street,
is visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Our fine pressed and ingram papers
are going cheap. Call and be convinced.
Reynolds, 206 North Main avenue. -
Louis Moth, of Lafayette street, has
returned from Trenton, n. j., where
he was delegate OF the Scranton Turn
Verien.
Miss Ida Phillips. of Putnam street,
is the guest of friends in Waverly.
Don't forget to buy your spring wall
very low.
The funeral of Mrs. Sabina Weber, of
North Sumner avenue, will take place
this afternoon at 2.S0 o'clock. Rev. F..
A. Paupe, of the German Presbyterian
church. will oillciate.
We are making special sale of wall
paper for a few days. Reynolds.
Mrs. O. S. Green, of Syracuse, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Price, of South Main avenue.
The Hyde Park Literary and Debating
society, of the First Welsh Baptists
church, will meet this evening.
The best line of wall paper in the city
is at Reynolds, North Main avenue
Keystone Lodge, No. 81, Loyal
Knight of America, held meeting in
Hari Carl hall last evening.
Artistic picture framing at low rates
Fred Reynolds, 206 North Main avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
shorter Paragraphs.

Henry Weber, of Pittston avenue,
has returned after a short stay in For
est City.
Emil r. Bonn went to Nantcoke last
night on q trip In which business and
pleasure were combined.
The mission. which will last two
weeks will be begun next Sunday at
st. Mary's German Catholic church.
Michael .Connerton, of Hemlock
street, has recovered from his recent
severe Illness and has resumed his
daily work.
Mrs. Randolph Jones, of Jackson
street, West Side, district president of
Patriotic order Of True Americans. in
stalled the officers OF the ladies' lods-
connected with Camp i3O. last night.
The funeral of Mark O'Boyle, late OF
Cedar avenue, will take place with a
high mass OF requiem at O'Clock nj
st. Johns church this morning. Inter
ment will be made In Hyde Park Cath.
Ollie cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
ON Other side OF CHANNEL
Some Events of the Day on the West
Side of the City Noted.
THE FUNERAL or GEORGE SEAL
Laid at Rest in Washburn Street Cemetery
With Masonic Houors-Nothing Has
Yet Been Learned of the Where.
abouts Of william Oakley.

The funeral of George Seal which
was held at o'clock yesterday after
noon. was one of the largest which has
been seen on this side in long time.
The many friends of the family gath
cred at the home on North Keyser ave-
nue. at l o'clock, where a brief service
was held. Undertaken viii Price then
conveyed the remains, followed by 4
large funeral procession, to the Jack
son Street Baptist church. The route
taken to the church from the farm was
by way of Main avenue, and as the
carriages passed down that thorough
fare, the following lodges marched
with soldierly step to meet IT, Hyde
Park lodge, No. 339, Free and Accepted
Masons; Court Pride of Lackawanna
Ancient Order of Foresters; Electric
City castle, No 3l3, knights OF Pythias
Hyde Park lodge, Sons of ST. George
and Mingo Tribe, Improved Order OF
Red Men.
The funeral services were in charge
OF the Masons, who We're marshaled by
Joseph Oliver. Rev. D. C. Hughes, d
D.. preached the funeral sermon in the
Jackson Street Baptist church, where
all the family friends had assembled
He took as his text the following verse
''1f a man dies shall he live again."
DR.. Hughes gave a sketch of the
career of the good old man who had
passed away, and referred to his excel.
lent character and good standing
among his fellow men. The remains
We're viewed as the procession moved
out of the church. The floral tributes
consisted of a beautiful piece, designed
Ito represent an arch, in the center OF
(which was the Masonic emblem in
fpretty colored flowers. At the Wash.
burn Street cemetery. where the re-
mains were laid TO rest, A. B. Stevens
read the funeral rites of the Masons
Henry D. Jones was flower bearer The
pall-bearers We're Richard Nichols
Harry Godshall, NJ. G. Dimmick, Wat.
kin Jones, T. Carey and George W
Jenkins.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-29
NEWS OF THE SOUTH SIDE.
An unoccupicd House Nearly Burned
Down Yesterday Morning Scranton
Athletic Club Is Looking Up Site on
Which TO Erect n Magnificent Hall.

An unoccupied S-story frame building
located at 81 Orchard street was al
most burned to the ground betwee :
and o'clock yesterday morning. The
structure was formerly owned by p. f.
Ryan and family and was occupied by
them until Wednesday, when they
moved out. All the household effects,
except u kitchen range, had been cart
ed away The origin of the blaze is un-
accounted for, because it is maintained
by Ryan that no fire was left burning
in the stove. Accordingly there is
strong suspicion that it was the doing
of an incendiary.
The building passed out of the hands
of the Ryans and became the property
of the Electric Building and Loan as
sociation, represented by Attorney w.
F. Boyle. An insurance of 500 was
carried by the association with the
Hanover Fire Insurance company Of
New York city. The local agents are
the firm of Phillips & Holmes. The
damage to the building is fully covered
by the insurance.