davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Neps see F,fh Page

ARRIVED.
sis%sp I T'a se, MseI Ks%S. zen II and
cbOI Ell OF sandy Hook on account OF thick fog.
steamship VIM p. clyde Ingram. Philadelphia with mtse
and PASS. 10 James hand.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON Jan 28-Cesre. steamships Siberia (Brl. Harn-
Liverpool John Hopkins acti, for Baltimore
ship Fam Tucker new Roberts, for 10 nbay
land; Mary WestpOrt via Green Island where
she ashore she has lost part of keel aud rudder and
start Il leak
san FRANCISCO Jan 2s.-Aryed, ship sidney Dscres orb
SAVANNAH Jan 2s-Cleared banks Colonst (Brl BeYnon
for Dolby j. Is NewcOmb tr) tor Liverpool scArS J. A
Brown tor Carenasj j. W. Drury. tor BTunswc, ga Ar
DANIEL Person for NewYork. Sailed steamship Gen Barnes
for NewlOTk
TYBkE Ga. Jan. 26-Arryed bark Saguenay (Br forboA
fICm Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2Srhe British steamship Lake NcplgOn
scott nom Baltimore Jan 10, arrived here tins evening
HALIFAX y. y, Jan. 3D. Saed steamship Geo. Cromwell
iOI New York
CARDESas. jan 27.-Arved bark Clara T.. McGilverJ.
phia Sailed 26th Ligs j. Rowland Iakcman tor North u
iattSIasi n - llsOp ilshup u. sCnis T. H. heiilhaL.
do. Tbos. II. P1llsbury, Pitcher, for New.fork.
ClESFUEGos. Jan. 25.-sailrd bark r. w. Grfths (Br.
Drummond. tor NewYork; brig HALIFAX lhr, Pow ers Tor
HALIFAX: schr Martha, Newman. for NewOreans. 2Oth,
schrs TlOs Snnecksen. DickersDn, Tor Philadelphia hOr
teDsIa Lsnabee Boston 22d schr one SHAW. Gates
HAVANA Jan 2s-sailed (span) Casso for
New Oreans brig IhOs Allen lBr) stuart, Tor North of
Haiieias; 2,th bark Elyra lSgsnl FOR ST. Mays GA
SMYRNA. Jan 26-Aruvod, batk Virginia L. stafford (Br.
MifAS1As Jan. 27.-Arrived schr r. w Houston Gard.
ner. nOm Baltimore. sailed bark c. DeSado, Miller toe
New-York.
DISASTER
FRANCISCO Jan. 2S-Fears are entertained for tho
safety Of British ship Prince Umberto VII Oh let this port
Portland 10th ut shs took pilot board of
unbl RIVER bar on the 10TH ns but has not been seen or
heard of since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
ALBANY.
SESSION.

YESTERDAYS SECRET SESSION.
uosrtMxK NJ sOUTHwOPTI OF LOCKPORT NAMED
roR JUDGE-sENATOR wOODIS THINKS THE ST.
cREr SESSIONS BETTER REPORTED THAN OPEN
oNYs-HE WANTS TO KNOW WHY.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.I
Albany. Jan. 2S.--The name of Mortimer Nj.
southworth of Locbport was sent into the Senate
today for Supreme Court Judge for the With Judi
cial District, in place OF Judge Lamont, deceased.
The nomination was referred to the four Senators
representing his Judicial district-MessTs. Cole
Wellman, Rogers, and Vedder. Senator Emerson
rose to a question of privilege with which his bosom
had been stuffed for several days ever since ne
was referred TO in print as an "lndepehdeht
for bis course in Executive session. The eXplana-
tion which he was not allowed to make IN Senate ne
made in secret session. denying the charges Senator
Woodn called attention To the fact that the EAecu-
five sessions of the Senate were more accurately re-
norted than the open sessions. lie should Dc IN
favor if the evil continued to grow as 1t has DONE Oh
passing upon the Governors appointments III open
session OF of having investigation into the means
by which newspaper reports of the secret meetings
were obtained. He warned snch Senators as were
supposed to hold confidential relations with CORE
spondents that he should call for an investigation II
a stop was not pur to tins practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
1NTI-TANM4NY DENOCRdT rs.

TEMPORARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INBY's CHAR
TER AND A SPRING ELECTION APPROVED.
The newly elected anti Tammauy, or New
York Democratic County Committee, assembled IN
Irving Hall last evening 10 organize for the year.
The Committee called to order by Emanuel Il.
Hart and Mr. Dreamer nominated Ira shdier for tenn
porary Chairman Mr.. shafer elected without oppo
,ition and made short address, after which John d.
C0ugIlin, Louis Levy, and John :. Wilson were ~.
pointed temporary Secretaries On the call of the roll
line VIII With and XVIII Districts contested aud
referred 10 a Committee on Credentials consisting OF one
delegate from each Assembly district. The bylaws oil
the County Committee OF 1873 adopted. and a
COMMITTED Permanent Organization appointed. Reso-
rons presented by A. Ransom. cOngratulatng the Com
mtee on their success ut the November election and
pedgng the delegates Ia extend and perfect the organ
ization In every election district, were adopted Ruins
f. Andrews Introduced preamble and resolution winch
were adopted amid much applause in favor OF the ne :"
charter presented the State Senate by Senator Bhby
aud especially approving that portion Of Ii which pro
ydes for spring election FOR MUNICIPAL officers iho
Executive Committee for 1876 WA directed Ia meet on
Saturday Feb IL, NJ Irving Hail. for The purpose OF
OF cauzati0n The Committees ON Contested Seats ana
Permanent Organization were not ready To report ana
the orr anizatiOn adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

CoNE-0n Friday. 2Sh inst. John C. Cone. in tho c5hyeS
Of ms age
Relative. aud friends members OF the Merchants Bene
AssOCii0 O attend the funeral At inc
Harlem UniyeIslst chapel Onehundred and twenty sew.
enth ~. LeAlngtOnav on sunday 10Th inst, ~
O'Clock.
DREW-On Thursday. Jan 81. Roxanna, wife OF Daniel
Drew, aged II wears months and Is days.
Funeral the Methodist Episcopal Church AZ
BTew-cTS. SUNDAY the H. at IL m A unrtsl tram
viii leave the Grand Central Depot Al m Relatives AID
friends Of TIE family are requested TO attend without further
notice.
FowLERon Thursiay, 9th inst Elizabeth Ann, daughter
OF Egbcr =. FON.cr
Tie funersl will take place on SATURDAY II o'clock IN.
friends invited % attend without further noucs
GOUGH-Adna r. Cough. in New-YoTk, Wednesday the
18Th day of January, 1916.
the Friends Meeting house At Cntontae. Ulster
County, Jan. 23 lSt6,
MARTINon Thursday, Jan. p. Annie Hamilton wife Of
Robert VI. Martin.
The funeral services place her late residence
2O4 East Forty sixth ST. on sunday afternoon next a.
o'clock precisely.
OGDEN-At Astoria l.. l.. on Thursday jan %, 1879. II
dphtheTa CHARLES FO,dk. youngest Of Frederic and
Augusta ogden. in the eth year 0i ais age.
Funeral al the residence OF his parents Remsen 81.
Astoria, on saturday, an. 30 AT 2 O'Clock y. W.
SILNEY-On the 2Gt inst j. Murray only son OF James A.
aud Abbie &. -llyey, aged 9 months.
residence OF his parents Arlington
Park ave, Orange Junction. y j., on saturday
attend. Intcrment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Thompson onl, Wm. H. and :. Louise sayery and
grandson o Dr. VIM. y. Belcher
residence Of his parents 2G6 Cason ne2r
Dekalb Brooklyn saturday 2oih inst, At l. 80 d. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
DE-. Pierce.


success 10 never achieved without merit A man may
make poor article and sell and there being 10000 900
people H. the nted states the sale 10 would he
enough 10 make decent ortuno But an article that holds
the e att, yea ard the sales Of which
lazy and rapidly, must have absolute merit.
day with his various articles We admit because
the know OF his articles We him
beaIegulay educated ply scn whose diploma hangs the
all of his Office aud know he has aed with him
know that parties consult him, by mali and in person from ALI
tho states IN the Union every day ami that they fairy sHa
honestly dealt with.
grand result has been accomplished by agencies
good reliable aClesa tces which, once Introduced work
cas- y their way-and splendid business management
you would patronize medicines scientifically prepared by
skilled yscian and chemist, Use DI Pirrces Family Mtd
Golden VI Discovery
tive aud bl0p eli snsng and unequaed cough remedy
Pleasant PurgatiVe Pellets than
constitute agreeable and reliable phsc fayOTe Prescrip
weed magical remedy for pain bowel cOmpai Is and
uncquacd lnment both human and horse flesh While his
Dr. Sages CdarGh Remedy known the wOrc the
specific for caarrh and co in tho head" given
TO the pubic. They sold by druggists.
TWENTY rEAk5 sUFFHdK-CuERn ~ IHB GOLDEN MEDICAL
DR. r. V. PIERCE Dear sir Twenty years ago was ship
wrecked the Atlantic Ocean and the cold aud
large aOscess TO fOIm each leg which kept
tuuay disCnaling. led doctors
Island (wbeTc the doctors nanfeq 10 take leg O1 Finally
after spending hun Trts Of dollars. persuaded TO
Golden Medical Discovery, and IN less than
mouths after the nrt bottle thankful 10
put my left heel Ia the ground. nome nedTy eyeTy
evening shall be glad 10 sat sfy Of tie truth u
TIN. utOrmeiiOn. respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER. ~ JetrrsOn.st. Buffalo. n, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORL
Probabilities

For Ne,C- England and the Middle States, con-
Hned ,rdrD, cloudy ueathcr tc areas Of RAIN, south
east sou-res rinds and taHg barometer y0ttoued oy
cOlder VeaDher during me might
For the South Atlantic states increasing clOndincs5
aud local rains with sOuthery to westerly Winds and
slight changes in temperature aud barometer during the
Ghy
FOR the Gulf States. local rains followed by partly
cloudy colder weather winds shifting to nOrherly and
increasing in force, and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light rain, followed
by clearing, decidedly colder weather, northwest to
south west Winds and rising barometer.
For the lake region, OF rain ana snow foOwcu
by decidedly lower temperature, winds shifting 10 south
west and northwest and rising barometer during the
mint.
For the Upper Mississippi ard the Lower Missouri val
lows lear or fair and decd dly colder weather. with
northerly to westerly winds and rising barom ter.
Ohio is above tie Z" danger line AZ Cincinnati,
Louisville and Evansville. and will continue 10 rise
The Mississippi viii reach the danger line an Cairo
during Saturday and Will continue Ia rise M Memphis
CautioDary signals at Grand Haven anu Mill
waukee and AZ stations the Atlantic cOas, from Caps
May to sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE BANK SOUND.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 2S.-It is certain that
the total amount in various socuIitius taken by the
burglars from the northampton National Bank Will he
quite great the 500 900 previously reckoned The
bank authorities do not yet themselves know how much
the private securities Will foot up as they were not accus
toned to examine this property. II seems likely that
from 100000 100000 OF negotiable private prop
erty stolen besides the registered bonds and certified
stock. How the bank itself stands appears from this
official letter
To OSCAR EDWARDS, President Northampton National
Bank: have examined the condition Of your bank,
and find that there has been distracted IN money and
available assets, property amounting in cash value to
Y762J0 also mud that, OF property held By the bank
as collateral and which be made available, there has
been taken In cash value $685. 700, making total posi-
bio loss 10 bank OF Slll $50. Tue bepk bad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMIT

Mr.. Ethan Allen, Chairman Of the National
Committee OF the Liberal Republicans in 1872. has
Issued circular TO the members Of the Committee AK
inc whether they desire meeting OF the Committee or
National Convention. lie sets forth his own views in
favor OF a convention. urges that the Reasons for
holding the Original Convention in 1872 are SIN
operating IN full force that the Liberals are
to-day In commanding position before the country that
organization CASTS IN every State, ana ihai inc
voters VIII ts support II tH ends are thought Just
ard worthy Of approval He dcnOunccH the conduct VI
the Democrats IA ONO and P,in-y lysBia last Fall,
and Of the Republicans now IN tearing open
the wounds OF civil strife, while eleventh
hour ZralOts iudustriOusly prosecute the
WHISKY Ring which has for "A decade Of years or more
notoriuusy fattcncd in crime against the Government
lie concludes, 1t is for my associates to determine
the course be pursued. But will here say IN order
TO invite such comment as you may deem right, tldt II
no call for Liberal Convention shall Ice ordered he
fore the 18th of June next ard II Gen Grant shall then
be again placed In nomination, In that event shall iake
the responsibility of calling convention without any
further communication with the members Of The Com
before such call is issued, assuming That TINS
course will DC approved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

MIR. BERGH's BILL PAssKD-1IE PRISON INSPECTORS
CALL FOR AN INVEsIIGAuoN-A SENATE IN
CURRY As TO SOME OF THE SIDE CANALs-A
BUSY DAY.
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. %. 1876.
Mr.. EMERSON presented petition OF citizens
OF Monroe County asking for the repeal Of laws exempt
ing clcrgymrn from taxation.
MIR. MoRRIssEY presented remons,rauce Of working
against the passage OF lie bill relative TO convict
and pauper labor IN prisons.
The following bills were passed:
Authorizing the City Of Ncwbureh to raise moneys for
the care and Improvement OF Na>hnstons Head
quarters.
Mr. Bcrgs bill for the better protection OF animals in
New-lOrk city.
Mr. WooDIN presented a communication from the In
spectOrs Prisons stating that they earnestly dc
sire and dctm cXpcdicut and proper tiai fuH ana
searching invest cation should DO made INTO the manage
mcut of prisons. Referred
Mr. COR offered a resolution that the State Engineer
and surveyor requested 10 make eXanita on or
the Chruago Canal and the rvolrs and ccdcrs con
nrctcd Herewith also tho Chrnuuc Canal crooked Lake
Canal OLA Oneida Lake Canal and feeder, and to report
the senate at the earliest possible moment on the Io
FRI What lands dlacort said Canal feeders and
belong the
cation the Of sad feedeiS ana eser
second What portion Of said lands have passed into the
posses Of occupied BY individuals b.! consent Of
LEGISLATURE.
Tb,rd: What portion Of said lands have been built upon.
any, What rgh do parties II any there be, who have
built thereon, hold possession OF SAD lands
AdOp ed
Mr. VEpDER offered resolution for the appointment ~
Committee three 10 draft resolutions OI the death OF
Henry Wilson, ylcc-I'resdent Of the United siI,s
Adopted.
Mr. sLIkREG reported favoraby the bill changing The
nam Of the Utica and Black River Railroad Company.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

Ference Fraucs) Dclk. the distinguished
Hungarian statesman. whose death is announced ~
London telegram. born at SOt0r, In the County OF
Z.la oct. l., 1903. He educated AZ Comorn and
Ealb. studied law, elected 10 the Diet OF l-3- o.
and became leader of the Opposition; n" was re
elected To the Diet of ls3g-iO aud TO that ~
1881. but refused 70 sorye I'm the latter on
account OF the instruction given TO the rpfcsen-
tatives To vote against the proposed equality
of taxation 10 which Dedk. with about 200 other mobiles
now voluntarily subjected himself Failing health com
PEELED him to decline the offered election to the Diet Of
Isi7- but IN the spring of lsS. after the decisive Vic
tory gained by the Opposition under the lcadof ko,-uih
over the Austrian Government, he accepted the portfolio
Of Justice Ia the Bathyanyi Ministry. While holding
this office bc attempted a complete Judicial REFORM but
the scheme W., interrupted by the war. The Ministry
rc.ieng on the outbreak Of open hosilitrs with Aus
tria. he retired To private life.
In December. Isis. Mr.. Dcak was member OF the
unsuccessful dcputaton sent TO the camp Of Wndi'rh
.z for The negotiation Of peace was arrested by that
general released and took up his abode at
Pcslh
After rejecting various oycrtures made him 10y the
Vienna Cabinet with the object Of gaining him over rs
mediator between the dynasty and the Hungarian peo
pie he reap~ar,d in tie public toward The close OF
-GO after tc reverse. in Italy and financial omharrss
nrnts had compelled Francis Joselh To promise ~"
restoration Of the national liberties Elected by Tho CIV
Of Pesth 10 the Diet ~ lSGl Mr. Drak was acknowlcde ed
tine leader ia that assembly. Bu his efforts Ia bring
nj y satisfactory solution OF ilt Hd'lohiI
basis OF tho law Of 1913 failed aud IN August
1861 the Diet dissolved. new Diet wH- N"A'd
lat in 1868. but prurue1ed shortly before TIE out
BIZ ak OF the Austrian war with Prussia IN 1866.
After the disastrous end of that conflict The nfi"nal
demands Of Hungary as formulated 10y MI Dcda, thtIi
again cpresenialiyc from Pcsih, were readily a,scni Il
10 by Count Bcu,t the new Chief Minister of Frances
Joseph aud thua the duals" bash created on which
tho AusifO-IlungdrIan Empire now rests. Ir Drak,
who had throughout e'inccd equal hiinit -
and moderation, became the leader OF the
majority IN thr Diet which was favorable
TO The Hungarian cabinet formed by Count AndlAssy
though occasionally opposing II upon minor pouts. lie
continued nearly Ia the same altitude toward me cam
uots OF Lonyay formed IN l-71 and SIlayy IN ISL hay
ing been successfully reelected 10y tie CITY OF Fsih
Mr. YAK was a sagaciou- statesman resembling John
Erght in hi, honesty purpose ana personal d-njcr
r-eilncss H. held IN great honor In Hungary, ana
regarded with esteem Throughout Enr"p"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsuINGTON Jan. 2S-Samuel Gormey OF Phiia-
dolpa Penn was admitted to practice attorney and
counselor OF the United states supreme Court
No l25-Heurietta ;. Gould. eGecutrN, sc, Psntif In
errr AT THO Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Com.
argument continue by Charles Tracey Of counsel
Ion is pa aud by Mr. Asa nglehar for the de-
1ntr nm tor cOncued by MI Charles Tracey Tor the
plaintiff m error .,, . -. ~.
Conovs ed printed argument by Mr. : o. louIh-
ton and Reynolds of counsel for te pantih IA error
aud In Holm A. Iaw for tue defendant IN error.
No l2U-Alfred H. clements, appellant esL Joseph i;
Nachebone a-ArgumeDt by Mr. j. W. Denver OF counsel
fr t aypeiaut and by Mr. r. I Nj mick for the app,llreS
No 4ji-James Squire Williams ag The United states
of Il. Carpenter behalf oi counsel
for tho uppellant-, dismissed with costs.
Adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
IfiHRIED.

BRADFORD-CRAIG-On wednesday. Jan. 90 1876 at the
Church OF the Pilgrims. Brooklyn Hgts. by the Rev. ].
IIslsted carroll D. D.. assisted by the Rev X > story
D. h., IL d.. Lieut. Edw ard r. Bradford. L. :. ". C.. 70
Carroll only daughter OF Jane, b. craig Of Brooklyn.
FISHER-TOWNLEY-At -. Psurs Cathedral. Buffalo. on
WEDNESDAY. % by Rev VIM. shelton, ID. D., HAIRY Il.
Fisher o SrwlOrk city 70 Clara Jessie second dsustor
OF A. Buxton TOwnley, esq, OF Buffalo. No Caris.
HOBART MORGAN-At Anthem Memorial Church o.
"wednesday Jan - By the i.ey. Mr. Page. J. Fred HObat
OF East Brdgewater Mass, toA Maria Morgan OF this ~
SCOFIELD-CANDEE-In this city on Thursday 2lth az tho
residence Of brides parents by Rev Homer Dunnng
Dr. Walter r. Scoeld L. NJ 70 Mary f. eldest daughter
OF j. \. Cande- esq.
YOUNG HRoWN-On Jan. 10 1870 at the L. P. Parson.
aGe Perm Ccare, y. y by the Rev And Henry, Mt Ron
Young and Miss Henrietta &. Brown both VI New org
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
DRAN4TIC NOTES.

On Friday evening Miss Rose Eytnec =
Il benefit the occasion beng tue 10th lerio.a...t, 4
a" Rose Michel"
Mr. }. H. McVicher has bought up all claims
OF all creditors against IA" eeate OF Mr.. Edwin Booth
The history OF this bankruptcy, II ever made public, Will
engage the public mind warmly than ever In behalf
OF Sir BODth and II is said that very striking dsco5uftn
are he made. showing how an artist and genie
man may pucsed by old put lot honest men OF the
wCrlt
Marsbal's comedy Of "False Shame will
be brought al the BiooSyH Thcatcr on next bOnuay
night, with MI H. j. MOutdSur In the pdit 0i 1rthr'
LOrd chiffon. The play originally written Tor NJ.
Mont gue and brought out by him at bis own th,ater,
the Globe in London. This will be his het appearance
in tLis play IN America. On Friday evening Nh Monta-
cue AZ = q benefit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE FINEST EXPRESSION OF JOURNALISM IN
THIS COUNTRY"
Il. IL IL.

TIE TRIBUNE has long been recognized as
the finest expression OF journalism IN this county and
fe high reputation being steadily maintained and IN
creased It's enterprise IN obtaining news from AL parts
al the hsbitabc gobo knows no limit except thht OF
possibility It's editorial opinions everywhere
read ana quoted authority on current events aet
due unqaes iouaby, TO tho sincerity ana purity o pu-
nose and carnestnes. and independence OF one when
nave always characterized them. Its foreign cor
rcspoudeocc is always Intrusted to capable, schol-
urly and brilliant writers, and their letters make
TUE TRIBUNE Is picturesque aud reliable Iano-
rama the passing events IN inc CIVIL
iIru world It's dramatic aud literary columns are
-nu.ls and nro conducted with a faultrssness as 10
,tyr accuracy Of statement, AMI ability a. Ia OPINION
which render them invaluable ~ records OF the progress
nf literature ard the drama. Tbs TRlBuNE's extra
scientific numbers are mIrYeis OF enterprise ana are
euuaIed by 10 other newspaper IA the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
TIE ASSEMBLY,.

Bills were introduced as follows:
BY Mr. HIGCISs-To amend the charter OF the city Of
Brooklyn.
By Mr.. CoFPEY-To regulate the quality and cost Of
Illuminating ga In Brooklyn:
BY NIr. FI~II-TO authorize the Court Of General Scs
sos of tho Peace N6wluT 10 bold two parts, ana 10
occupy the brOwn-stono building in city Hal IIk
BY Sir WATTs-Thai the C0mms or Of Public Works
of New-YOrk report tie Iosc why he has not acted
upon establishing public baths directed Adopted.
A resolution received from the stale Prison In
-pectOrs asking for tLOrOu investigation OF Stat
Prison affairs
Adjourned 10 Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
A DYNAMITE CATASTROPHE.
THREE HUNDRED CANS, HOLDING TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDS or DYNAMITE EACH, EXPLODE.

THREE HUNDRED CANS HOLDING TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDS or DYNAMITE EACH, EXPLODE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-An explosion of dy-
Mantle Safety Powder" followed by fire. occurred
this afternoon, In factory at hi die and stel
man-sts. thickly settled neighborhood. About
300 cans, containing - pounds OF powder
each, exploded in voleys. continuing for
half hour The building shattered, the walls
crumblng in with the last voey and njuring six fire
men, but fortunately seriously. During the explo
sion the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed In the
neighbOrhood over 5000 persons gath
cred in the vicinity, and the police force
OF two districts. Several families procured
wagons. and moved away from the neishborhood Tho
powder is manufactured by the Triumph Safety Powder
Company Of Baltimore, recently started here and the
factory was I'm charge OF Frenchman the inventor ot
the powder. The fire confined to the building ana
the loss will not exceed $1,000 or $4,000 An III
vestgatiOn is being made by the Fire Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

the power to appoint the assistants or depu-
ties TO the Health Oficer and the employees
and their salaries and compensation ALEC to NIX
the salary of the Health Officer and that the fees and
olumens now collected by the Health Officer or his sur
bodnates and by him retained, should he collected and
Immediately paid over TO the Quarantine Commission,
and then by order OF the Board be dsbursed by such
treasurer all the expenses connected with the quaan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

At the breakfast table the other morning a
Detroit laudldy gave Mr.. Jones severe look gud sdld
Mr. Jones understand yOu have been circulating m
iuruu, reports about my house" " How, madam = " |
yynt,r-taud mat you said you had used better butter
than have here crease wagons with did say 30,
madam out niure your house. nave USED Detter
m wagons, but wouldn't do II
again. ia sell il to yOu!" She accepted the apology
detroit Free Press.