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New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
FIRE RECOHD.
OK STATEN ISLAND.


KREIsCHER SONS POTTERY WORKS BURNED !;
LOSS OVER S100O00.
At 8 o'clock on Sunday night lire broke
ont in the iirhrck ana pottery works OF kreiSchef
Som at KseiscEcryIc the western terminus OF inc
Staten Island Railroad and continued TO burn untl yes
erday morning the large structures on the prem
es were entirely destroyed, with most OF the contents
including large quantity of manufacturing material
ready for shipment. The Iuan building was originally
mt 10 III the year sol, and nnnhe: Of additions nave
since been nlade it. The 5u dnSs were one Story I'D
hight and covered an OF over an acre The loss
ou the buding alone is e'iHatcda inward oi -lpUO"'
upon which there s insurance. Nothing IS ie't {" the
immense structure except the large chimncYs ana she
,vaks which were brick The cigln oI lhc III" i ui
ignnwn ,Ir WaudriIn superintendent 0f Gic fditoth
disnaichcd ocpI.n, at an carry hon. ia IN 'rh'h'
yrjtI "a messenger 10 .iVc Information Ia Tie o"i'fr
m tiIs CITY of tielr TIE Mcrars hi'iscicr HI li'
Lr fire will no, interfere with tdct hisihSS, tN t5
80 annie rn,m Al itcr works in Gu,icnst. ~ ms
~ uutl buildings al rherNilc can e er"e, ci
over so men have been thrown out of emioJ net ny
ne
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
Dowvy pedcstrian-"I say, Small

4 DOWNY ONE.-PcdcstrlaIl-'l say, small
beer! Wnat Tie dupSc make, !uu hunt SO hu,"t lea
b Tor love ot IT, with such cattle as NouIs H"rscmti-
So Mli,r, amt like you swtll" don care nothlh
for the lmoolrmclt 'unts for proht.' Prdtsti1an-
:, What! wifi. .iai nag, How IN earth aye manage
tlat should ltAr t. do IL my s.ii" Hurseman Why,
Nior I'm MARI Nv brittle; ana allu, rides this sort -
49, ,ud CONSTANTS iuSurrs in the Accidental can
aim. turn n anuy. through the season b. cropp.r
see .'-i london Fun.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
WRECK AND STORM.
GREAT STORM IN ENGLAND.

gale of unprecedented violence pre-
vailed on the south coast OF England yester-
day. Dover Pier was partially destroyed The damage
Ia estimated at s150,0o0. At Eastbourno there was
great destruction and the loss foots up $4,000.
Nearly every town on the south from Dover To
Portsmouth partially inundated by the high hhe
Furniture was washed Of the houses Floods caused
by heavy rains continue to be reported throughout the
country and the damage done is widespread
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
HOME NE VS..
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
ga d.. l9'. Noon. 90. ~ M. 25' Midnight 29'
Highest dnrine The day. 30 Lowest. 49,
Average, 2Ose. Same day, 1879 489'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN 1renue Hotei-COngressnan George f. HOar
Massachusetts, and Gov G. G. Washbnrn OF Wisconsin,
clarendon If0fei-flwdd j. Phelps oi vermont ~
gnfs iei6aDt Hamilton Perry Of the steamship Adrlauc
- Ner York H1tel-State senator J. IL: Morgan 1i NeH
orleans Gifsey HOUseCapt Cantlcy OF the HJya IHin
GERS British Army st Nchotds Hotst-Gen L. '" Price o
Iia.nnrl
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
THE DAY IN THE THEATERs.

New Years Day, even more than Christmas,
n day for recreation and social ejoyments ana
teat,r managers expect large audiences al mat
inees evening performances Oh the nist d3 oithe
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

RRl'MMrLL continues TO sell pOund box
of FF MINED CANDIES for I'll AZ 40 GhANDhl heat 'lhoh
Bignch, UlG BROADWAY, near HOustonsI
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
AnnounComcut+I

IrNpRORG'S CALIFORNIA ArER for the ioliet
ana MIN \ deli ghal substitute for Cologne or Bay IAN
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated tor the cure OF an AZ
orders Of the stomach liver bowe9 kidneys blafdr nei y
diseases hradache, constipation eostl'eness lnassun
ncpsia 6iOusuess bilious fever, inflammation OF tue po"
piles and all OF the internal yscora WarIanea
20 a positive cnre. -. -...y,.,.ro
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

FORTUNATE Is THE BABY
who.c mother MILK OF dAGhkElA III tae nuhr shco
nothing 80 admirably regulates the digestion o' achld
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF tne
- ,;e,,ray. or, ans radically and speedily cured len
A DANIEIS, II ". l4i Le Xingt, nave OMEGA 80 -
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
THE NEW YEARS FIRST STORM.

The storm of snow and wind which occurred
yesterday afternoon and evening proved great annoy
ance to New Year callers and 10 every who was conf
poed to doors. The general character of the
weather throughout day unpleasant, and at il5
D. H. the predicted snowfall began in this city. Soon
after the wind began blow and rs the snow was dry
and light il readily drifed in exposed places while the
rising wind sent it whrlng round through every
available creyice and underneath umbrellas, winch
afforded little protection to those who carried them
some Of the ear lines doubled up their teams but on the
prncipal thorougharcs, by the vigorous use OF the
sweepers the tracks kept partially clear of snow
although there much delay in the cars, and the NUM-
Der run smaller than usual.
NewYork not alone in having disagreeaole snow
storm with which to welcome the new year; the same
storm prevailed at an earlier hOur IN fhlIs-
delphia Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and even Nashville,
and at the same time was falling In Rocl-
ester Toledo Toronto, Milwaukee, and through
ont the lake region The barometer in the Signal Service
Office in this city gradually fang.durng the earlier
part of Yesterday but at p the fall became much
more marked indicating tie approach OF storm
Al that time the barometer stood at 3oOli inches; AZ
Il7 il marked 29ss9 inches. and al O'Clock last night
thc record was 996lA iEchcsa fall or more tlan one
thd OF an inch O'clock The WIND last nlgnt was
from generally northery direction, although was
somewhat variable IN course ana intensity Az O'Clock
il was blowing at the rate of 30 miles an hour, and 10
ninuteS later tho velocity had increased 10 "a mics
The storm signal displayed upon the Equitapie
Duilding at 75 indicating that danger 10 vessels
IN the harbOr was apprehended fIOm Tue WIhu No ue
y in sending messages account of the storm was re-
pored at the Western Union Telegraph once ast night
AZ the Post Ofice il stated at 10 o'clock that the
mails due mp to that time had arrived the ueiy III no
..atN
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

OswEGo " Y, Jan. 1.-The storm which set IN on
Friday night did not ahae till early this morning The
train from Rome and Ogdensburg due here at o'clock
on Saturday evening got stalled before 1t reached the
siephs No trains let here this morning except on the
Syracuse road.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 1.-The heaviest snow
STERN ever known here If now prevailing lc shoW IF
Il inches deep and the railroads are b!OcAadeu
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

mentary evidence. THIS evening the commission was
enteI tanned at "a banquet by number OF merchants
New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
FEVER AND AGGE.

FEVER AND AGU F. cureJ for ity cents lhcre j. not
remedial agent this world that vii cure Fever ana Agn
and All other Bilious scarlet Typhoid CHOW ai
other Frvrrs (li,rd by KADAAG'S PILLS. 80 qnlcs |"
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. lifty cents per Ool!e'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12

George Grossman, married man. who
has been living with his family at No.
81 Buckeye street, was found dead about
1880 O'Clock last night, below the Belle
vue Incline Plane. The boiy was first
seen by passenger, and MIR. Henry
Fink was requested to 20 down and as
certain whether or not 1t was the body
of man. 1t lay between the stone
piers just above clifton avenue. The
only marks visible on the body of de-
ceased were cut above the right eye,
and one on the upper-lip, as though
made by stone. The mysteries con-
nected with this are many. In the rst
place, the man could not have fallen
from car, as the distance is thirty feet,
and lie would have been mangled and
crashed by such fall. He was lying
OH his back, with his left arm eX ended
and the right one folded oyer his breast.
He looked as though he had b zen care
lully laid out. Oue shoe was missing
and his sock showed that he had not
walked on it. The physicians think the
mau must have been dead sixteen hours.
An inquest WAS commenced at IL
O'Clock luis morning, and after the ex-
animation OF one or two Witnesses was
adjourned to next Friday. There seems
little doubt but That there is foul work
in the case and 1t was thought best 10
continue The inquest to permit OF iurther
investigation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12

Mr.. Frank Bosworth arrived ut his
home here yesterday.
General Rosecrans, OF San Rafael,
Cal, is a guest at the Grand Hotel.
John Robinson, Jr., has arrived in
the city, and reports the Robinson Show
doing finely.
Mr.. Charles Kahn, Jr., one of our city's
heavy pork merchants, left last night for
a business t'ip East.
Mr.. }. NJ. Wharton, of Baltim jre, was
on Change yesterday, and was warmly
welcom ed by his old Cincinnati friends.
MIR. l.. 5. sherman, OF the firm OF Sher-
nan, Hyde & Co., one the largest mu-
SIC houses Oh The Pacific coast, Is In the
city.
President Hayes will arrive in this
city at 10 O'clock next Saturday night.
and will remain till o'clJ lJck Monday
morning.
Thos. Moran, Ex-Lieutenant of Police,
has been appointed private watchman
Of the l., z. T. l.. Depot, vice Maurice
Sussman, removed.
Gustav D4nnreuther, the talented
young yiolinist, will leave morrow,
having accepted an engagement with the
Mendelssohu Ql,nLette CluD of Boston.
Thomas w. zimmerman, Of the Burnet
House, and Mrs. Belle d. Ankeuy will
be welded, OH Wednesday evening next,
at the First Presbyterian Church, Ports
mouth, Olio.
Several of the many friends of Mr..
Henry Kramer met That gentleman at
the Little Mlam Depot last uisht, upon
his return from tour months European
trip, and gave him an informal but most
cordial reception. Nh
william Rendigs to Miss Louisa G,
Pieper," is the way the announcement
reads, ST. johns Protestant Church,
Mount Auburn, the place, and Wednes-
day, September 26, at s O'Clock, the
Time. Aud may a long life, full oil hap
piuess and prosperity, follow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
WEDNESDAY EVENING" SEPTEMBER IL. 1877.

cation: Music, prayer, music, freedom
anthem, grand chorus; Introductory re-
marks, by Hon. Louis B. Gunckel; state
ment by Chaplain VIM. Earnshaw,
President OF the Historical and Monu-
mental Society; report Of Lieutenant
Colonel J. B. Thomas, Treasurer Of His
torical and Monumental Society un
yelling of the monument, by the Presi-
dent; music, oration, by Major General
j. D. Cox. OF Toledo; music, Hallelujah.
The monument is made Of marble, rep
resenting private soldier on parade,
in uniform. with gun aud bayonet. 1t
rests on a shaft which formerly was one
OF the pillars of the old United States
Bank building, Of Philadelphia, and was
presented to Hon. l.. b. Gunokel, Of the
Historical Monumental Association, in
1872
The statue is nine feet high and was
executed by Struthers & Son, oil Pnlla =
delphia. After the exercises the pro-
cesson returned TO headquarters. At
8 O'Clock the buildings and grounds will
be Illuminated by fifteen thousand
lamps,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12

THE OLD WORLD.

National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The latest advices
received from the battle-ground at
Plevna report that the Russians are
slowly but surely encircling Plevna.
The artillery bombardment continues.
The Car, the Grand Duke and Prince
Charles are present on the battlefield,
directing operations. The Turks are
reported to be in strong position at
GlWitZa.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
PARIS, Sept. ia terrible confagra-
ton is reported raging in the town of
Dleppe, in the Department of the Seine.
1t broke cut near The Post-otice, and
spread over large area. About one
quarter Of the town has been demol.
ished. The loss is estimated atabout
So, 900 900.
G4MBETTA SENTENCED.
PARIS, sept. I'm. GamUeLta failed
TO appear in the Police court Tuesday
for examination in reference to his
speech delivered recently at Lille. In
answer to the judicial summons he sent
a petition to The Tribunal, however, for
an adjournment Of the case for one
week, which the Tribunal refused, and
condemned Gambetta, in default, to
three months imprisonm4 and two
thousand francs tiue. Gambstta's coun-
sci, A. Betholaud, wrote to his client u
week ago that he would be unable to de
end him in consequence of an attack OF
paralysis. GambeLta then at the last
moment applied 10 another lawyer, Nj.
Allou, to conduct the defense, but AL
lou declined on account OF short notice
given. Gambetta was, therefore, unrep.
resented in Court. Inc Republicans
generally are enraged at the summary
disposition Of his case, and stigmatize Q
the sentence as a Viliainous IN. suse OF
power. The proceedings IN Court were
conducted in secret, the public and
p.ess being refused admission.
PLEvNA NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. H.-lG appears from
details OF the fighting at PIeyna that on
Ffiday the Russian gums played on the
Greyitza reuoubt, the KEY of the Otto.
mau position. Next day the Russians
brought heavy siege guns into play,
which made admirable practice. While
these operations were going on against
Grevitza, the Ottoman left, artillery on
either side was actively engaged at and
beyond the village Of Radishon, shells
being sent by the Russian guns into
| Plevna.
The infantry were in position anu
ready for The assault, which was fixed
for sunday, when, according to u Sistova
telegram published Monday, the Turks
were routed. A part OF the Russian
Imperial Guard has arrived at Buch.
Arrest.
NO LATE NEWS FROM PLEvNA.
There is no news from Pleyna, althv'
at Vienna the widest reports are cur
rent Of its capture and OF prodiglous
slaughter OF turks. One "' these re-
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Attempt TO Rob.

An unsuccessful attempt was made
last night about O'clock to rob the safs
OF the firm of Rehling & INDUS, tiuusrs,
at No. E99 West Fifth street, near Cen
tral avenue. The thieves effected an
entrance through window in the rear
oil the store, which uncautlOusly had
been lett open. While one OF tnem heid
Mr.. Imbus in conversation in the front
OF the store on pfeLense OF buying some
knives and forks, the other proceeded TO
pry open the drawers inside OF tue safe,
the door of which had been lett open.
He succeeded in opening two OF the
draw egs and not finding any money was
about eDgag ID at the tnlrd when Mr., lm-
BUS little son came running into the
store and said that there was a man Al
the safe. The thict heard this, and took
to his heels. MI. Imbus pursued h IA
but he escaped. The safe at the nus
contained several hundred dollars. Tux
other thief got away with the knives ANT
forks, WHOA W As The On.y thing they Vb
tanned,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-12
AMUSEMENTS.
RoBINsoN's oPERA-HoUsB.

hOBlNSONS 3 OPEhA-HOUobs
An audience good In size and mosi
excellent in character and appearances
enjoyed the play Of "Iugomar" by Miss
Anderson and the fine stock company
last evening. Two performances to-day.
"Romeo and Juliep at the matinee, aud
tonight "Faz o. "Bianca," Mary An
ders0n; "Aldabella" first appearan },
Miss Fannie Francis; concluding wiIh
the comedy of Peggy Green" Peg
gy" (trst appearancel Miss Emma
Stockman; !rippinS" (frst appear
anee), Mr.. W. F. Owen.
GRAND oPERA.HoUSE
The Haymakers, for SOM unaccouHt
able reason, draw small audiences. The
Cantata is admirably rendered, and con-
tains some gems that usually please
the public very much. There will be
matinee this afternoon aud last appear
auce Tonight.
Next week will be gala week at the
Grand. The famous Kelly & LsOn's
Minstrels, with many entirely novel lea
lures and strengthened in every part c.
ar, will be the attraction. Box sneet
open at Hawley's, 1854 Vine street, where
seats can be reserved six days in ad-
vance.
WOODS THEATER.
The Novelty Company had another
crowded house last night. The people
who compose these audiences are OUT
best citizens, and it was noticed last
night that the proportion Of ladies was
much larger. The entertainment is very
| pleasant, passing from one attraction 10
another SO rapidly as not to be in the
least N monotonous. 1t looks as if the e n
terpris ing managers were to be richly
repa.d d for their Undertaking.
NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE.
The ola National holds its own i'll spite
of all other attractions. Its patrons
nave learned that Manager Hyams re-
lakes no efforts in catering to thei1
taste, and that hateVer may become Of
others the old National Tneater COmique
will always have something new and
startling. 1t is well patronized, and its
audiences are always pleased.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JOHN BIRNBAUM. Baby-boy. rapa
happy.
CRAWFORD, who was arrested yester-
day as fugitive from justice, has had
his case continued to September %, no
bail.
THE new board Of officers OF the Gin.
cinnati Merohants' Exchange elected
yesterday, were formally installed at the
session on Change to-day.
: THERE will be big jumping match at
John Birnbaum's, on Court street, to-
morrow, for 500 aside, between the City
sealer and his assistant. Ell. Mullen,
referee.
ALL those that have become members
of the Young MEMS ependent Club
of the Third Ward are requested to be
at the corner of Franklin and Sycamore
streets, this Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock.
TIE alarm of fire from Box 16 abou,
3 O'clock this morning proved to be in
the establishment of r. M. Denham
Co., No. A Front street. The damage
was slight and the loss will not exceed
500.
ANDREW MATuEs waived an exami
nation this morning before Squire Har
meyer on a charge of threatening per
sOnal violence sworn out by Jacob
Brewer. Defendant gave $500 bond for
his appearance before the Grand Jury.
LILLE LEVY, one OF the fairest OF the
lair of Bucktown, was in Court to-day
for will u ly and deliberately taking the
out ii of Kate Sursey. Lille says tina,
Kate Is the proprietress Of brothel, and
told said Lille If she would live with
her and give her all the money she made
Kate would furnish Lilies clothes
Miss Sursey denied such. so the bloom
ing Lille was sent to the WOrk-hOuse
for thirty days and fined $500. in order
to give her time 10 repent Of her sin.
Fl. STANwooD, the man who keeps an
| Intelligence office at No. 38 West Fourtt
street, was arraigned III the Police Cour
| this morning for assault and threatening
one OF his applicants. 1t appears that
the young man seeking employment paid
said Stanwood 81 to obtain such about
the ID OF last August. The young man
| after several unsuccessful calls, dropped
in again about week ago and claimed
salts actlon, whereupon said Ii. Stan
wood picked up a hatchet and scarce
him out. He was shrewdly cross-exam
ined to day by our able Prosecutor, Mr..
! Murphy. Among the questions asked
were, aid he ever furnish help to Mr.
Gibson, OF the Gibson HOuse2 He re
piled he had, and that he had Furnished
aid to Mr.. Burnet, OF the Burnet House
| He was fined 50 and costs, and went Of
his way rejoicing.
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Wisconsin Republicans.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 12-rhe following
nominations were made by the Repub.
llcan State Conventions: For Governor,
Bon. William f.. Smith, of Milwaukee;
Lieutenant Governor, j. NJ. Bingham, OF
Chippewa Fails; Secretary of State,
Hans Warner, OF La Crosse; Treasurer,
Richard Guenther, of Oshkosh; Attorney
General, lillian E. Carter, OF Plattville;
School Superintendent, W. U. Whitforh,
OF Milton College. State Central Com
mittee-Chairman, Horace Ruble; First
DISTRICT, Henry Leland, K. II. Baker;
Second, E. %. Jones, E. Woodman
Third, J. II. Waggoner, E. Bowen;
Fourth, J. R. Bingham, q. Frisbee; Fifth,
Ii. Carter, L. b. Soulei Seventh, a. a.
Arnold, II. e. Taylor; Eighth, J.c oay-
mond, s. 8. Bond.
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the PRESIDENTS VISIT.
Hon. JOb e. Stevenson to Make
the Welcoming Address.

The Executive Committee met yester-
day afternoon at the Gibson House and
made further detailed plans for the re-
ception of His Excellency, and will
meet for like purpose at the same place
this afternoon.
Messrs. Simpkinson and Blackburn
were made Committee to pro ure the
necessary carriages, and Colonel Jones
was del gated TO invite The members oil
the press, and to attend 10 getting the
badges.
On Finance the following Committee
was appoinled: DR.. Lille thai, Is. e..
gleston and Major Reid
Colonel {. b. Hunt, Of the First Regi-
ment Oaio Nationai Guards, was elected
Grand Marshal of The procession. On
motion OF Mr.. Blackburn, the Police
commissioners we're Invited to attend
| the reception IN Il body, and were re.
| qucsted to furnish detail OF fifty police
men or more to, join In the parade. Col.
| VI oore was empowered to invite the sur
viving veterans OF the late war and all
QadSi military organizations in the city
| auu suburbs, ana upon the acceptance
of the invitation to report for assign.
ment in the line to Colonel Hunt
Messrs. Simpkinson and Lilienthal were
appointed Committee to wait upor
| Hon. Job L. Stevenson and request hin
t. deliver the address OF welcome to the
President.
1t is understood that the general head
quarters OF the movement will be AZ the
| q bsou House, where, TOO, the reception
| proper is to take place Saturday nignt
as soon as practicable after the Presi
/ danlJa arrival
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WASHINGTON.

Special to the Star
THE SECRETARY OF STATE WILL SPEAK.
WASHINGTON, Sept. H. - Secretary
Evarts will sometime during the fall
campaign in New Y ,rk deliver politi-
cal speech at Cooper Institute, this city,
which will be a defense of the Admins
tratiou and an expression OF its policy.
Evarts will take the same stand on the
Southern question that Secretary Sher-
man did in his speech in Ohio last
month, but will pay more attention to
the Presidents order depriving office
holders of political privileges. The
speech will probably be delivered before
the meeting of Congress.
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Our Mexican Relations.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Ofticials at the
Depar tlnent of State empnatically
deny that any information has been re.
ceived by this Government from Mexi-
CO, indicating that no other than friendly
relations existed between the two Gov.
ernments. Dispatches from Minister
Foster confirm the belief now enter.
tained in off ;ial circles that President
DiaZ is honestly endeavoring to preserve
order on the Rio Grande.
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Joint Political Discussion

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. ia joint dis.
cussion has been arranged to take place
between General Ewing and Stanley
Matthews, at Dayton, Chillicothe, Shell.
BY and Alliance, on the afternoons OF
the 17th, h, 2Otn and 21st, In the order
named.
The Republican State Executive Com.
mIttee yesterday sent a letter to the
Dem cratic Committee, challenging g.
Ii. Pendleton to meet General Garfield
in joint discussion. The challenge has
not yet been accepted, but, no doubt,
will be.
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A Crooked Defaulter-The state
Savings Institution.

National Associated Press to the otar
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-About three weeks
since the firm Of j. Melzler Bros, of this
city, went into bankruptcy as a result,
it is alleged, Of crooked practices perpe.
trated by Chas. D. Master, member of
the firm. The loss was put at 0,000,
and yesterday Metzler was captured in
st. Catharines, Ontario.
This morning Judge Williams deci ded
to appoint a Receiver for the State
Savings Institution, aud will do so after
miLtee.