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B9o0n up Storcs.-The first suit on account of stores blown mp to arrest the fire of De. cember was decided yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas. hefnre a struck iurv. in favor of the plaintiffs, R. L. & D. W. Lord damage to the former. (for goods and lease. ) Sl56.274 80; to the latter, as owner of the building. S7, 1888 50. As one decision will de. termine the principle for all, it is probable the case will be carried through all the courts.

 There is an express statute of New York, providing that in all cases of property blown up or destroyed, by direction of the Mayor and two Aldermen. OF three Aldermen. for the purpose of arresting fires. damages shall be assessed. Sc. The only question of law, therefore, involved in this question. is. wheth- CT the statute covers the destruction of person as property by this means, as well as real.

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 J0I Co Let.-The jailOr at New London IS very much in want of boarders. An the rooms are empty, and he has advertised in tue 1azet'e "f that place. urging all those VI ho are !" want "f such accOmm odations tO call ana exam,n" the premises-cGsring those who shah hrst apply the choice of his rooms -pr"S'ded always they bring the proper references; ;" for much as he is iu want of tenants, II is not every rascal that he will ad. . init iNtO his premises. The recommendation of all such as may apply, must be signed by sOne person Ot standing ia the cOuemuuity,