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New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
DIED

Mson Friday, jan 81 at III Fast sixtyarst ST. ths
. Adams IN the 3st year oi his age
al tc chagch Of the Ascension fih and Tent s on
Monday, Jan. q. at 10 o'clock.
81 hsr age Anna Dor9tlsa w,iso Mim Bets ana efaes
the funeral at he Churc tho New YorA
family at Jamaica are lksgse Invited u attend the con
same "a at ococA D. u.
d M q Jan s
OF Moses A. BrooNnel' aged 80 years
CAIRNs Sat spuDg Valley y. T., saturday jan 90
FTeas Of tie family those of her sou law, Henri H.
yng Ere % nT1 20 a't Sao iuStSi i,,S ION ION e 2,Spn.n'
Tuesday, 18th INST, at 10 a.
CUMMISGs-In Broosyn jan 20. Louisa Mccormick. wife
Relatives and friends The family invited to attnd the
2ith irst, at O'Clock p.
GRAHAMIn n CITY; on Saturday JAN % Van wyck Ora
FUNERAL tuesday, Jan 25 at l'a at the resi-
invited to attend.
sa ho@ap len n Tie t5s Sot Of her age
Brooklyn, cn Monday, at clock D. IN
INcEln san FRANCISCO CAL Friday 2lst nst Eliza G.
b. and Julia a. Joriaa OF jersey City.
JARvIson sunday JAN g. 1916 at the house of his uncle
His friends ihose o. Gs ay and q 1s Wal
m h MoSay stS a al oeoes
Intsrn.nt a Erie, Penn.
Detroit and Chicago papers please copy
wycAoa, wife p Lemlel Il. Ladd aged s. years,
Notice Of funeral her iaitei
LEONHARD-In Brooklyn John p. Leonhnrd In tho 63d
~ his
Iii. friends his funeral Monday
2it AZ o'clock a. m, from Christ Church, Bediorls'e.
near Division h. d.
LOCkMOOD-At Greenvile " J., Friday night, louise,
youngest zhrr Of Fedeuc& VI. aud Emma L. Lock
Notoe Il funeral hereafter
LOW-On the 10th INST Of pneumonia Mary Haswel widow
OF j. a.. Low Of Boston, aged II years.
Burial lt Noun; Auburn Oh FRIDAY, 2Ist
NARTIS-At Railway. y. j.. Friday Jan 2i, Thomas
Henry, only son Of IhOs NJ AMI Mary c. Martil
Relatives and trends ot the fanny invited TO attend
the funeral at their residence on MOndsy, , N.
MASON-At Y0nkors saturday Jan. ~ 1876 Helen
ray daughter Of JOnn N. aad sarah v. Aas0A aged
months
McDOUGAII-In Brooklyn e D. Jan o. OF congestion d
the lungs, Allan, t1in Of Hugh and Emma 5. McDoa
gall, months.
Relatives attend funeral
from the Residence of his parents S3 tth st. Mon
day, Jan. %, at . O'Clock y.
osTROM In brooklyn Suddenly 2lst inst Maria wife Of
a. L. Ostfom IN her I 81 year.
Relatives friends Egtod 20 attend her funeral from
her late residence III Congress st., LrOOkIyn, y. "
Tuesday, 2Jth INST, at p m
TAYLOIs-Of diphthfra, Sunday, Jan. %, Archibat
Edwin OF Archibald and the late Emma L. Taylor IN tle
7th II LIS
Funeral rom Sinthst Tuesday, jan 25. at
p.
VAN DFUSEN--At Rio Janeiro Brazil the 2Gth Of No.
veInbrr lS15, Walter r. Van Deusen, OF Nichoas Van
Deusen, canaan, Conn, formerly OF Sew.ioTk CIV.
WAITED Friday the 2lst inst Daniel OR Waite In the
3lst year Of his
The relatives ami family invited TO attend
residence OF his mother lnlan, Mrs Id
ward Fox. Gast Fly Onrtn, Oh luesay at S3 0cIoc
thence st stephens ChUrCn, st Nv honty ghIst
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Lieu.. Albert Ross is or
derrd report "a Commodore Parker at Ahnaios Nd iof
" L. COttman OF ,ftl 70 tie IT,
Ceying ship Colorado at NeDiVk on the lst o Felrday
next Robert Potts l. orofel TO selVce As
inspector Philadelphia ON me lJth o FtD d! next
g. = Kchmau detached frpm the lvluS shlp
ordered To the iron clad steamer Nanfa
ket Passed nsrer A. AdansOn Is detached IRON
y as Inspector coal al IhLdelpha tie 10Th OF Fe'r
sry duty NJ the Navy ard at League
Leland.
Passed Assistant Engineer william l. smith II comm ssone
u Chef Engineer III the Navy from oct =, lsiJ. EHyh
NJ m II made ASS siat surgeon IN
the Navy ~ 1876 George O. strickland OF Pho
lixylle male Assistant fnS'neVr ~ tie Navy
from Jan ~, 1876. James W Hr glt oi Portsmouth y H.
William Ko,lstOne of Vallejo Cal, aud herman dhsoh oil
c. appointed Acting SlllnaAers from Jan
II, John Crowley appointed 40 Acung boats wan
II. 1876 The ordels o Ensign r. T. SiJ4hoish
passac revoked and he y orefoi to c1A,ao
completion Ia rgsdne ia duties on
t. psp.tc Assistant Renus c. Parsons, Manly
IL Sims and Charles H. laacey have passed Satisfactory
for promotion The loa,r o Con H0Oert Do
mas b.,n ex teud.u ,nr months from keD. 10 -
PORTSMOUTH, y. IL. Jan. 23.lho CnEiue OF the unicd
stls steamer refused 10 work yesterday noTnIg
s erhaulug Of the same Is pfobao" hr Nr-
Navy Is, And no DOUBT exists tLat sho
Was straiA,d Oy the grounding on Pumpkin lSl-ili
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Effe Germon is reported to have left
the company at Malack's Theatcr.
Edwin Booth will appear i'll Charleston, ;. Cy
and JOnn L. Raymond III New. Oreans on January 81.
Tie Toledo Commercial of the 10Th expresses
delignt at Mr.. Barry sullyan's Hamlet which WAS shown
in that city on tAe previous night
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams will appear
tonight az the Arch Street Tnedler, PMadeiphd, sue
ccedins Mrs Rachel Macauay.
French representations ceased at the Lyceum
Theatcr Saturday night ana ihdt stage VII hO" oc
devoted, for while, to an exhibition OF puglhsnl.
buresque of Rose Michel" will be pro-
duced gnt the Eagle Thtater IL Is from The pen
OF Nj. sidney ROsenied, and Mr. FoIieScue, lhe fat
Will act IN H.
Established attractions invite the attention
OF play at the prime pal the'teIs: julius Ctsir
rod Haste at Waacks Pque' at the flith Avenue
One hundred and seventy ythree dramatic and
pieces were produced IA Paiis IN 1879 Tao hu-
Der piUduced III London as i3J. Tho dta'hs III Tue
drama IL, MUSICAL and equestrian classes numbered Isl
Governor Ryman of the San Francisco Min
strcs ia considering the school question, hlVis's uc
abolition OF ali colleges, on the ground that We nave
oarsinen enough SO many, indeed that II taxes
thIeeuaIeTs Of The Ueyad now 10 tell us where the}
are"
The variety theatcrs are g the Eagle, the
0 ynpic ANA Tony Pastors Ibeaer AMI well-Hei ana
vaegaed r grinn - have "'tn aranstd lor hls W.
at all Tic San FrenScO MlI rtls are WoI'h
for sake Of tho cXctIlcnt description oi
country lie by MeSsrs. B5ckus and Birch. The closing
exhibition, the siege Of Paris are In progress AT the
Colosseum.
The Rev. Daniel McFee of Edinburgh, in
United states and that he visited the Dctroil Opera
House. on Dec >, for the purpose Of seeing draual
zatiun of Washington Iryng's lIned farce -ineannE
Kiu Van Wiuklc.' Now that Mr. Jefferson Is absent
from the country. his wooden mitators, Messrs Me
Mclankn, MciIoward, &C, are unusually llNey' ~ t.e
provincial theatcrs ana IL was one Oi lEeso tnat uio"
of praise from the RcV. Mcfce
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
THE LIEDERKRANZ.

The LiederSranZ gave a particularly good
concert LIST night at their clubhouse IN Fourth-st pre-
scnting besides miscellaneous programme two import
ant compositions for orchestra and voices winch arc
novelties In this city The first was tho song OF Des
tiny" (schicksalsiod) by Johannes Brahms, written
about two years ago TO text by HOicrln IL very
abort but We found 1t the most interesting feature
OF the programme. brief Instrumental prelude
containing many beautiful effects, leads to an
Adagio movement descriptive OF the realm OF
blest spirits. 1t opens with calm and religious strain
for the altos the fun choir joining In and the
whole Of it is indescribaby tender, emotional and ele-
CANT The second movement Is Allegro depicting the
change and restlessness Of human life, vigorous but
somber chorus contrasting snely with the gencuess OF
the first part This all there no solosl except that
the composer returns orchestral finale to the theme
OF the opening Whether FOR the poetic truth and beauty
OF the musical thought the wonderful skill and Orig
nalty Of the treatment we must call thih little COMPOST
ton rare gem.
The other work 10 which we ref rred schumann's
"The PAGE and the Kings Daughter" lor soli chorus,
and orchestra The story is told Ill fOur BALLADS by
Geibe and scbumann treated them something In the
style OF cantata II is n the only instance IN which
he attempted to combine the lyric and dramatic FORMS
expanding the song take IN chorus and dialogue, ana
Instrumental illustration; and IA of the kind do
we think ho entirely successful. This Work
sbounds with characteristic beauties, passages which
exhibit schumann in his happiost and tepderest mood
but IL is laid out broad scale demanding dramatic
powers In which the composer deficient. The solo
parts we're given by Miss Matilda Hoffman, Miss Johan
ma Lehman Mr. Bischof, Mr. sohst, and Mr.. Schreiner
Mise Lehmsnn and Mr.. Bschof being particularly good
The all well sum- and the orchestra led by
Mr. Paur included the harp Of Mr. Lockwood. The
execution Of the scbicksased. however, Was 90 good
that dwsrsd almost everything else. The male chorus
Of the gave two charming songs by Pr Won Hostein
e. sOmmerregen and Z" An den wind"i, the orchestra
played Mozarts symphony in c. No. 4, and Mr.. Joseph
White played ons OF vicux<empss Ars rarits and
erenns OF own. He recalled with great enthu
sm after eaeh md gave for the famous Bach
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
NEW-YORK FAILURES.

Salmon Rose and Emanuel S. Rose, dealers
in jewelry at No. 67 Eassau-st, have gone into
bankruptcy. Their liabilities amount to $4,000 and
their nominal $43l2 05, the greater part OF
which consists OF debts due the firm. There 100
creditors the following being the principal p A.
Ros. $1,000; Porter Buninton Of Providence.
81 433 60; New-York Watch Company Of New-Hayen,
81 .O46 Sc.
The affairs OF L. J. Phillips Willis Co.. fur and cap
manufacturers No so Crosbys. are In rapid progress
toward q final settlement. The assignee Frederick
Lewis has had considerable trouble In separating the
accounts OF this and those OF L. j. Phillips Co,
dealers real estate which closely interviewer
The liabilities of the former nrm are S239.4l9 L. and
the nominal assets s24l .73s 2s Of which S66.oO0 is
an account with the firm sf L. j. Phillips a Co. More
than wOhirs OF the creditors have slgncd tier nc
ceptancs OF the proposition made by the nTm at the
meeting Of creditors hold a the 81 Nicholas Hotel 10
compromise bAsia OF 20 psr cent In cash. or 20 per
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
WIRE-PULLLNG AT HARRISBURG

A STREET RAILWAY COMPANY STRIVING TO PREVENT
THE CONFIRMATION OF THE ACTING ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. 22.-lt is far from
cretabe to the Pennsylvania Senate that nominee for
the important Office OF Attorney General selected by the
account OF his ability and high character.
should be in danger Of rejection because he has incurred
ennity Of street railroad corporation ia Phadel-
phia This is however, the position in which George
Lear finds bimself After the death OF Attorney
Dmmck, to whom Gov. Hartranft with characteristic
odesty attributed much Of the success and popularity
OF his admins traton Mr. Lear OF Bucks County was ap-
pointed and entered upon the duties OF the place last
Fall Under the Constitution he requires the c0nrma-
ton OF the senate twOthirds vote and II he fs To get
yaoate tho Office disappointment was generay
regarded GOOD AMI comma Ion WOuih lave ol-
lowed fOUt ne had not Mr.. be1r, N pursu-
ance OF what he deemed bis official duty, moved or
writ Of qfO WdITdHO agahst NJ Ontnensal Stte Rdl-
way Company, a now lying ira rks IN fhlaaei'
pha under char of very questionable validity. Inc
Company cOmpIi' number OF pot clans VINO ns 81 20
be potent IN the lobby here now happily aDoshed ny
te Cons tuition. and at its head Is Mr. W. IL kel-
BILE IT. agents here workns hard tO defeat Mr. Lear
and us Z, among many unfair weapons, n lalse
of corrupt tons withone Il the Old street rail-
ways with Wnich tue Compan' will compete. lf the
fte OF ts excellent Republican official were to be de-
cded by Republican votes alone he wou have NJ chance
at al but the Democratic Sena exc ut those from
PhIaie pha, stanilnE b. him. and with their help
the honest Republicans whom the corporation cannot
iRnueLco viii probably pull him through.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
rELEGRAPHlC MOTIFS.

RosrON Jan. 23.-J. NJ Marsh Of Marsh Brothers,
shoe dealers oi hing himself at south quincy Friday
Financial trouble was The cause.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.--,Judge Briggs decides
HeimDUir mind Il not IN hcaItiJ con tOi ana
that hs hat best ain Ia the asylum.
LEWISTON, Me- Jan. 23.-Thc ANNA, meeting of
the Grand Army Republic Of The st 20 Is being hcd al
Auburn There u posts yrj members IN tho state.
BoSTON Jan. 23.-rhe remains ot the late Gen.
John buried ~ day Mount Auburn with Ma
sonic military Tho iuner cortege Large and
IMPOSING.
CONCORD, y. H. Jan. 23-The Uniyersalist Con-
ference which session here since Friday morning.
closes. onisht With sermon by the lev H. H. Pullman VI
New.
OTTAWA JAN 22.-Mr. Jenkins has resigned the
General " canada IA England snG MT Dore
has from Ottawa - ch~IGe Oi the EhkA
once In London.
TORONTO Jan. 22.-1he case Of ex-Aldsrman
Clements for murder by malpractice, ended u day
Tie Judge ch go favor of the prsoae and TIE jury with
out leaving the box. returned verdict Of not guilty
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-1hc wrestling match was won
by R.. lie Of Paris 2i years Of and weighs
l51 pounds Versailles, 20 years of age, ANA
kge the nrst round In 70 nl utes
In Is tartrOI Won tie second IN u
minutes Iry OF Chicago and Euh kcsnicr OF Ne"
Yor1 Judges AID NJ a. H. AornSJS o Chicago was
tn Ief
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

BUILDING IMPROYEMENTS.-Ihe DllldinS Ol
the Equitable Life Assurance Company, At the corner OF
broadway and Cedar-st, Is approaching completion
Scarcely ANYTHING remains to be done excepting hnsbg
touches to its offices the second door and gallery
the need Of which has been mucn e ANA III providing
for which this Company has been enabled 80 largely 10
benefit the city and the renting public Not TO speak OF
the many large corporations which occupy the various
commanding offices the arst hoor and basement
offices always demand account OF tho rare situation
and unsurpassed internal arrangements OF the building
with its three and on account of the hreproo
character OF the structure and its ample supply of sepa
rate burglsrproof yaults-nOt TO dwell on these The
pains which have been taken to make it popular among
lawyers alone sufficient to guarantee fu heuso
ut all times The idea of Law library under the control
of the tenants was suggested last by the lawyers
and q committee is furnishing books for the shelves
just made ready. neghborng proprietor OF restau
rant s TO have permission to connect HIS establishment
directly with both building and library The ushofs III
the halls facilitate the errands OF visitors The Saie De
post Company In the basement furnishes security tor
yauables In short there Is scarcely anything eil uh
done which prudent foresight could DEVISE 10 MAKE
the rooms desirable and the building credit TO its
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

Csbello ilth st Thomas 18TH Johns n, 9th va
Steamship Herman vngston Cheeseman. Savannah. wxs
nise and pass y Wm r. Gsi rison 49,, c p.,,, .ns Ma.
isit. with pass od Dominion steamship Co
Hand HdI'"''p A''''' D"' ''-'-'''-''
steamship Bragg. Portland with mdse. and pssA
dl.ucus, Bear.e. Boston. with mdss and -
sieamsdp II. c; knight, chichester. Alexandria with
Brig Morning Light (Of SewHsven, Dill, Denerars via
Brig Nellie Hisgn., Salt Cay; T. l., 10 day. with salt
spec Munson Of and from ST. John. y. b. IL
sckr a. H. murbut Grmn. parsers Head with granite
Louisa A. Johnson Portland. 4 y. kls Fan River
Fassr Rcbccs ae HsRsS
nSnBsun.. ITt S w. thick tSr %%. ID mora
pilot reported ashore west Of the beacon sandy
ancs ANA viii probably high water
PORTLAND. Me. jan 2s.-Arriyed, schrs Melville FROM
Bucssport Tor Boston hlsS s1d IL GnTn. from Dear iss
BOSTON jan 23-Arriyed bark zphyrins lBrl Johnson.
from Turks Isand schr CALVIN f. Baker Baker from Bai
raiL.DELrmA. Jan. ?s-Arrived. steamship. Alliance
bark Monte A. Pasquahna. irom Blisto brgs Caroline r
hs paE I E.ff SPea -', fs''' rom
sAITIMoEa Jan & 25Arriyed steamships VIM Woodward %
delDhia bark G@nn lMcr3 nom NC5way:
70. Ans,sia% eris Busy BE- for Bristol Rack
Mrgarei Evans for Antwerp Impeo for sn Ma.
Third for Lisbon The steamship kcnwOrth psssod
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyIfLH, Jan 23-The Anchor Line steamship Australia
sde from Yorz Jan TO- for Glasgow. arm cd yes
teay Tho Allan Line steamship alderman, Archer iroIn
Baltimore for Liverpool arrived here today
PLYMOUTH. Jan. 23.1he Hamburg American Line steam.
All Sueyia, FIanZen, Newlolk Hamburg has
rived.
DISASTERS.
Ne, Jan. 22The GREYHOUND mail
Of North Haven ashore yestenay. while beating u
Pupt harbOT aud 0ilged The hull total No ius.
BElsroL Eng, 22Tre brig Nestor. before reported
ashore here hOa.d after eating the
She VIII her dOcA here for repairs. T6e
Norwegian bark Anna, Mngaard, New Dec 10,
for Gloucester cOe here last night with tie German
bark Pomona Bohm from Philadelphia Dec Is f0f LrsoL
Both vessels were seriously damaged
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORL


For Ne,c- England, the -uiddle States and
ioper lake reqion geHelaHy clomi9 and oodo nsdMo.
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
and cooler weather, with southwest u northwest
W nds and stationary rising barometer.
For the Gulf states colder nOrieIy to westerly WINDS
party cloudy weather local and Isng barometer T.
For Tennessee and he ONO Valley I.ln or sn0" 0i-
lowed by clearing and colder weatncr northery winds,
anG rising barometer. -
For the upper hLe region tie Upper Mis- issppi and
Lower Missouri Valleys clear OF clearing weather dhd
Liver teupiaturc than on sunday with thyest 10
winds rising barometer east of tie Missouri
Valley, probah followed 10y falling barometer andWinds
sLiftns L. sou.hery IN the tho NortWest during Mon
day night. - . -, ,,.,
ihr ohio and Central Mississippi Rivers will continue
10 Use during Monday.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nine. Arabella Goddard has formed concert
COMPANY OF her own and will begin her tour on the 2oth
in Montreal Mr. Mark Keiser and Mr Louis Melbourne
are members OF tho troupe
IN the occasion of Won Biilow's visit to
ponohkeeuse last week Ihc Daily Aet0S OF that place
published instead OF the ordinary routine report OF
tno concert long, discriminating and very able essay
on the performer 10y Mrs Fanny Raymond Ritter.
The OratOrio Society will give Mendelssohn's
"wslpureIs Agnt q" aud the hrst part OF LISTS
"Cnrisu- on the 2Sth OF February. and Schulnann
Paradise and the Peri about the end OF April Ii Will
have tho cooperation of the Thomas orchestra Ill both
concerts.
Miss Annie Beaumont, who began her career
IN TINS country "A member OF the Lydia Thompson
troupe, and was promoted thence TO the position OF
mrzz -soprino Miss kellOggs English opera company
has taken another stop upward, aud Will appear In lta
opera with Mile. TIeUens.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
MEETING OF SONS OF THE COVENANT

COLUMDUs, Ohio, Jan. 23.-DistIict Urahu
Lodge No. OF the Hebrew order Of Sons of the Cove
here to-day. The representatives were from
thlrty-onc lodges In Ohio Indiana, Kentucky, Mss"ul
Kansas, and Colorado Twenty five pas presidents were
admitted to degrees In tue grand lodge Ater a lons
discussion the OF Iiar MORTAL No IA Of ousNle
sustained In their refusal 10 pass benefits 10 the
heirs OF brother who lost on the steamer schlller
The objection made that the ASSIGNMENTS overdue
rendered II after the loss o the steamer WAS
public. The next meeting and the twenty an
niyersxry Of the order will be held In Gin .innati.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
Suicide IN THE NORTH RIVER.

About $50 p. m. yesterday an unknown
woman walked down the pier at the font Of
It,. Rive Her actions attracted the attention OF
an officer ~ the Twentieth Pc met. who was on ditv
there, and he fo.lowe her down the wharf Suddenly
she threw r arms her head and sprang into the
river The officer up TO the pli from which shs
had and her rise ami hrow up her arms
as tho current bo.o her dos the boat was pro-
cared sucs y 20 ossi e. Dut all efforts 10 m the
LIZ Mnrrnf
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24

tion bill regard its passage certain though not by as
large majority as they at first anticipated.
large Dunber Of members Of Congress express them
selves opposed to the disturbance Of the tariHcer
tanly not TO an important extent
Judge Paschal has completed his Revised Edition OF An
uotations the Constitution Of the United States.
(fr Export Of Congregational Proceedgs Second Pags)
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
ARRIVAL OF BRIDGES AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-YOung Bridges,
the hero OF tho Canadian scandal arrived on the New
York train here at o'clock and repaired 10 the
Continental Hotel, with n lady companion. He
registered their names ns Mr.. and Miss Bridges OF
Phoenix yille rooms 2lI and 212 The Engshman says
4, {. Mi,s Brdges who Is with him The other lady
fered 10 returned to Canada with her friends He refers
newspaper 10 his lawyer, and declines to answer
ANT
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
pA1Ir,pE OF UARRI.. CHAPMAN & co.

FAILURE OF HARRI., CHAPMAN co.
BosToS, Jan. 23.-Messrs. Harris, Chipman
Co.. carpet dealers, have called meeting OF their
creditors No statement Of liabilities or assets has as
yet been made Tho assets however are known to en-
brace $4,000 in the shape Of advancements TO J0hn
Cochrane, IT, OF the Medford Carpet Company, whose
fau is Ie epOrted. The r1D state that they had sur
plus OF about 900 on the LIST oi January
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
THE FIRE RECORD.


AT WORCESTER, MAsS.-LOss, 100000
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 23.-The extensive
picurr-franc aud moulding works of Russ, Eddy Co.,
IN IN city, Ia y damaged bv fire. which started IN
lot OF black walnut lumber In tire dry house thls morn
inr Tno lo,s is esnatod at $4,000, $4,000 OF with
Is covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
TIE EIMIRA WAR PRISON.

PORTLAND Me-, Jan. 23-Dr. +. +. Sanger
OF Bangor in charge OF the Hospital at Elmra during the
late war will publish letter in The Portland Press to-
morrow in reply to recent structures upon the treat
ment or prisoners there.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
CONDI7YON or NEW-YORK BANKS.

ABSTRACT OF REPORTS MADE TO THE CONTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY.
A dispatch from Washington gives the fol-
lowing abstract reports made to the Controller of the
Currency showing the condition Of the National banks In
this city ut the close OF business on Dec II, 1879
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
AT THE FAIRBANKys WORKS.

BosToN, Jan. 23.-By the burning OF Far
bankss scale chops st. Johnsbury last might loss OF
$40 600 was caused fully insured. The fire originated
from the throwing OF lighted match into pot of pant
New-York tribune., 1876-01-24
WASHINGTON.
Continued IRON First Page.

for nonei We must drive out these heliouds ana go
i'm for pe ace between ths two races South. Truly
yours, JERb' hAhAisoS'