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New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
An OPEN MlRKET FOR PETROLEUM.

A CHECK TO THE REFINERS' COMBINATION PLANS
OF THE sEABoARD PIPE LINE COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 3.-lt was stated q
few weeks ago that the Standard OIL Company had oh
tanned the controlling interest OF all the coal oil rcfner
les In this city The this morning states that
deeds were recorded yesterday at Annapolis covering
the transfer to Mr.. Herman Haupt, OF Philadelphia, OF
800 acres Of land Curtis Creek at the price Of $3.50
per acre Haup Is the leader in the Seaboard Pipe
Line enterprise, and this purchase OF land Is made IN
that interest. The vast combination effected by the
Standard OIL Company controls all the existing reneres,
80 that the Pipe Line must have its rencres,
which VIII be located on its property at Curtis Creek just
below the Quarantine Station. The seaboard Pipe Line
an enterprise stated be in the interest OF the Producers
Union, an association with headquarters at Ttusville.
PENN and branches and lodges in all sections where
wells in operation in the oil regions. The capital
stock Of S2OOOO00 OF the Seaboard Pipe Line is to be
distributed amongst all interested III keeping an oren
market petroleum product IL was organized by
the leading men in the Producers Union at Ttusvile,
among whom the firm OF ID. McKevyi prominent Gen
eral IT, IIaupt, who Is the chief engineer and
agent OF the company, has secured the right OF way
from Butler County. Penn, to Curtis Creek in Anne
Arundel County, a few miles from Baltimore, In the
harbor OF Baltimore General Haup has obtained land
from every owner along the line established by him. In
his own name for the seaboard Line, leaving gap
condemnation proceedings The distance from the But
Ter County terminus to Baltimore is $50 miles, forty
miles Of which In Maryland. The line to Baltimore
is designed to be trunk line, with connections from
the Pennsylvania terminus and from different
points oS on the route Its Transporting capacity Will
operate necessarily day and night The quantity pro
posed to be brought to Baltimore annually Is about
tity brought here by two railroads Of rened and
crude The company WI! proSeeq with the work iwme-
shs n. laid Ss entire d,sance d1r{ps Se e"mius sum
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
The FIRE RECORD.
!. FURNITURE STORE BURNED OUT.

a FURNITURE STORE BURNED OUT.
A fire was discovered about 2 o'clock yester-
day morning in the foursoy brick store No 229 Fulton
ST., Brooklyn occupied by John Wood ~ Co. IA fur
niture store and uphostering warehouse Although the
engines responded quickly TO the ALARM the flames had
crept from the basement to the top floor before the first
streams were turned upon them. The greater part Of
the injury therefore, 10 the stock OF upholstered fur
nituc This loss estimated at S15.5OO The loss
the building $500 There were assurances amount
my 10 $4,000, in the Commercial Nassau, Montauk,
Mechanics and Htna Companies The fire Is believed to
have been the work Of an mcendIary. There
defective ues found or fire apparatus out Of order The
place closed at O'clock when all the lights except
one. extnguishcd. The Fire Marshal Will continue
an investigation. Philip Smith, OF No. 672 WaIrenst.,
who following the hrcinen about IN the fourth floor
narrowly escaped being burned TO death He fell through
the charred lOOr but fortunately saved himself by
catching beam ten feet below from being pre-
cipitated INTO the burning mass The hremen rescued
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
OTHER FIRES.

OTHER FIRES
CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. "a fire at o'clock this
morning destroyed the Vulcan Iron Works. owned by
John T. Rcnuie. The loss il $4,000 No Insurance.
NoRRIsTowN, Penn, Jan. 3.-A fire broke out
I'm the picker-r room OF the Watts Wooden Mill In this
place, this afternoon 1t is feared that the entire mil
viii be destroyed
CHATHAM, Ont, Jan. Van Allan q Co.'s
the insurance 1000 The fire Is supposed To be the
work Of an incendiary.
LAKEvILLE, Mass, Jan. 3.-The store of Ce-
phas Haskins and the Old Colony Railroad Depot here
were burned this morning The loss OF Mr. Haskins Is
stated.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
RAPID TRANSIT ON THIRD AVENUE.

On Third-ave., from Ihirty-ffth to Fifty
nnh-s the engineers engaged in building the founda-
tions for the Elevated Railroad have many obstacles TO
points, they with solid rock at depth below the
street surface varying from few inches to three
four feet The here is laid in the centre of the
street. and in making the connections with the houses
either side. excavations have been made IN this
rock The is about fourteen feet below the street
surface, while the excavation for the piers OF the
railroad is ordinarily only six feet and ten inches Where
OF the sewer connections encountered the excava
tion for the pier carried to depth OF eight feet ten
inches aud the space filed with TO the ordinary
level When this concrete becomes hardened II be
tnelled without disturbing altering the foundation
or the pier In some cases, where the connection
directly under the centre Of the pier arch built from
the rock either side and upon this the pier is built j.
e. Hnrichs the engineer In charge OF this secuon is
pushing the work forward 40 fast as possible.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
DEMOCRATIC METHODS IN BROOKLYN.

At the meeting of the Democratic General
Committee OF Kings County, last evening. an efoit
made to nominate the single delegate from each Ward
that the constitution permits the General Committee to
choosc. These nominations were voted down, and
decided that the delegates from each Ward should
ut the next meeting, 10 be held January
o. the their delegate The
primaries for the election OF the other delegates
appointed To he held on January IL Alderman Mcintyre
moved that five members Of the General Committee
should be appointed by the char to act inspectors
the primary election In the With ward; otherwise. he
said IL would be impossible TO secure fair election.
This motion called out an animated discussion, at times
falling into violent and angry language Tne motion
Iau.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE COMING COLLEGE CONTEST.


The annual OratOrical contest OF the inter-
Collegiate Literary Association Will be held at the Acad
emy OF Music Thursday evening January 10, and the
list of orators and subjects nearly complete Inc or
der Of speaking is as follows
odsonJames L. Mason sa,ect PJGgress And oG rnay
st John's-P a. Hendrlck. Principle" -
University OF the Cijy Of Newl Ork-w j. Roome jr "The
Ruteefss. Miller Expression 9th Of Thought"
Williams No YET G hesri fiSn panl Kroe, Everlasting
wesicyan-r c. Martin. "Channirg.'
Iafayeite-I. J Grant "The Convictions OF Labor
North Wos,ern-ConIad Haney The ide4i Man ,-,...,
syIfSqsf99' iGqsl9 l. hD''sn i"s ''''"''"' u ''''''
Tie reports Of the examining committees IN Greek
Latin, Mathematics. Mental Science and Essays VIII an
nounce the successful competitors at the close OF the ora
torca contest while the judges in Oraory in private
session The winning orator will, therefore, be pro
claimed last. Tuesday evening President McCoSh, OF
Princeton viii speak at Association Han, on The I'M
portarce of Forming associations Among American Cc-
lcrcs 10 Raise the standard OF scholarship and Colonel
T. " lligginson will deliver an address on thc history,
objects and needs OF the association. Toe annual huH
ness meeting OF the association will be held Friday morn
sembng half hour earlier II Is Thought that iyoY
debate VIII he started by President McCosl VINO WI,
move abolish the present OratOrlca competition, ana
TO substitute discussion of live TOPICS Hamilton Col
AT the expiration of the present year. account OF the
expected motion Of DrtMcCosh r
subjects in mathematics for the contest OF 1879 will be
analytical geometry and calculus Professors simon
NewcOmb l.. :. atche aud A. Hall Will examine the
councillors Iu Greek, the Pauegyricus 0 lsocrates
and the lphgena In Tauris OF Eu'1pides VIII he re,
ouIred also analysis Of Y,rD forms. ot moods ana
lenses. Familiarity with Greek prose composition With
and with the words and constructions used n
the Paucgyrcus l. expected. Professors Charlton L
Lewis A. Harknoss and Henry DFiser VIII b. cX-
amlneis The remaining committees will report soon
A. the Academy OF Music the TosccDiui boxes nave
been offered professors in previous years but ihcy
have not ayaed themselves OF their privileges, ana tins
year the boxes have been for sale. There mas becn
brisk cOmuetiton for them by Greek TtteI soeiele-'
Tie Psi UpsilOn, Alpha Delta PM and Delta Kappa Ep-
tllon fratencs have taken boxes Tickets for The ora
toca contests may DE obtained at Ponds UHonsqu1re.
Next ycarfhe association VIII begin literary meetings,
10 be ned annually, before the Oratorca contests, at
successful compel tors Of the previous
will read theses, cmhOdync the results OF original
search in their respective departments
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
DISCUSSING CANAL IMPROVEMENT.

David 4. Wells. l.. j. y. stark and William
Tlurstcn the committee appointed 10 inycstigate the
subject Of Improvement OF the state canals, met ~ the
Produce Exchange yesterday, and held consultation
With l. Y Ilyr,lorc Franklin Tison end other proini-
ucnt members ni the Exchange. TIE Canal 'oumi -aiuncF
have been 10 furnish an he Information ihrl can
afIld. Mr. : AK complains that mcrchauir while VIII
ing yc q cir assistance. do mo- 'cr any suggestions
upon suffice Of 80 much Importance 10 them me ic
Iini of nc cOmIHtier Will he submitted 10 the Igisa
trre al a. early day possible One of the hmcnd-
mcnts winch v be suggested viii be Tie repeal ut The
restriction against cXpondmg amount Tor repairs 20
the canals ia excess Of the receipts. The Produce EX
change proposes 10 hold meeting soon To consider the
sulec..
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DIAMOND BROKER DISAPPEARS.

DIAMOND BROKER DlSAffEAi'o'
.HE EXAMINATION OF JOHN LYNCH IN THE JONES
FURNITURE ROBBERY CASE UNEXPECTEDLY DE-
LAYEp.
The examination of John Lynch, the diamond
,roker OF No. e25 Broadway, who, with othefs'
IA charged with the robbery OF NJ. W. J0nes's
furniture md other household articles from the
storehouse of seabrooke Purdy, was 10 nave
been held yesterday morning pelore ouSO0'
Bixby At the hour appointed the witnesses ana couh-
sci were in their places but Lynch failed 10 appear
Much surprise was manifested by all those present wnen
william A. Beach, counsel for Lynch, stated that
be had lust received intelligence that Lyhch
would be present for examination. ho sau
that a paper had been sent to him by DE- "liain ~ ~
Jordan, Lynchs physician. which Indicated Una, ,i'
client had left the city. The paper which was re"u uo
cared that for the last three weeks Lynch hau peen
laboring under mental excitement, poruerins w
temnorarv insanity and under his ph!slcahs
advice he had gone out of the city. MI Beacn
further stated that the family of Mr. Lynch dla nGe
know T9ee af Mr. Beach said that action Of
Lynch totally unknown to nm uh' ne
r6ysicians paper and it met with his strong osappo
Lvnchs alleged accompces have been held to await await
the action of the Grand Jury Ihe roposTy s tUoh made
last April. About year and half ago MI Joles a d
ITspaaSGn' ion ,1Trtu1o GGT tSaF %h sfSSrooe PSfy
November II he returned to this city ana and loard and
that the sorenO%sG had RasSG are n,e RSber H. s
ham his counsel made Inquiries after o TarGg gdced Hed
learned that he was living IN Iatls Iu.uS -
70 return and subsequently made full confession OF
his guilt. He said he was persuadea by 'GHe Ie
consented Lynch then took charge OF the -, Wnoie a
matter and was assisted by Brandon ana Newhali Mo
diamond brokers. DR.. William De krait assumeu .ne
ownership Of the goods, which we're sod ~ of
Brandon and Newha has been concluded ahd lhey alc
now in the Tombs. -, -. o..,,no TINT
person interested in the said, last evening" thst
Il was possble that Lynch fearing conviction hau et
The coIiniry This informant said that he was not sck
For the past three weeks, and even on "Wednesday hEn
In he cQs W,
fion would be stopped Although he was uhqer ToVvo
ball II was understood that one OF his bonnsmeh,
En,pson the pawnDroker had been secured 10 me Iu
amonnt of the bail This person asserted tnai l9n cd
was known 20 the police man whose operations nnu %
been carried Gdroitly that II bad been ln9ssloe
10 convict him. this the web OF sulit had peeh
completely wound around him -, -. ,
DR. Jordan, of No 3O4 MadisOnavc said last evening
that ne had been yncs family physician for ten years.
During past three weeks lie bad eNhblted SENS o,
Temporary insanity The doctor knew that LNnchs mhd
was in anun condition for him To TESTIFY on the witness
stand and advised him 10 20 10 Philadelphia. 10 sta!
with some friends. Dr.. Jordan did not think that
Iyncs alleged connection with the robbery caused ms
mind 10 be affected Dr Jordan rs 10 TESTIFY al inc "u
louined examination this morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

During the late crisis at Paris the FOLLOWING
enigma was current What is the height OF patience p
Answered: To explain something TO the Marshal and
then wait till he has understood it," Another mot was
He Is George III without the lucid ntcryals."-(Lon
don World. '
He was so drunk that he could not walk
could scarcely move and only partially articulate.
In your place. said the friend I'D go In tie woods
and hang myself" "f 0c) you were in my plac. ho~
(hc) the deuce (hc) would you get TO hicl the yoo6s
was the squechng inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE BRoOKLYN CHILDREYs CARNIVAL.

One of the social events of the season III
Brooklyn was the children's carnival and ball. held last
evening at the Academy Of Music, in aid Of the
Uomnopathic Hospital. The boxes. drcss-c.rclc and
balcony were nlcd with about thousand
of those prominent III Brooklyn society. The
orchestra was hOOTed over on "A plIue with Tie
stage and this hOOg performed the intricate cN o.
lutons OF fancy dances by about 100 children. The
Prince Of the carnival MOn' n'gOmeTY Dale.
five years Of age. whose home Is al No. III
Ecmsen-st. He performed his part with IA coolneSs
and precision that called out repeated applause. The
Goddess Of Liberty Miss jennie Mack, OF l4ft-dvc
New-Iork who shared the honois with The Prince as
graceful dancer. An orchestra a. boys ia oldne COS
tune attractive feature. supper w1s served by
Da
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

THE TRIAL OF LAWYER FOR MALPRACTICE.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3.--Aitcr nearly two days
effort Jury his afternoon obtained IN case th'
trial of which promises to De Of much local aud cons der
ale general interest inasmucn as the dcfrndIut Is a
prominent lawyer here and well known throughout ih'
United siaic. II Is sut brought hy the Ear Ahso-
citation Of this city against Frank j. 10"
man. who has been active and fGcecs'iui
member of the Il. Lnui- Iar f"r twelve years. Inc
charges may Doe generally described rs OF malpractice
and unprofcs .uuai conduct Very able counsel are EN-
moved on 10 sides aud the trai likely 10 he long
and acrimonious The larry comprises * Lieutenant
Governor sinulrd. WIN VI. seutcr, General Ju" Is Cray
David Nicholson Richard Hospc-. j. H. cummings ana
others who raak high In busncsa circles.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
MIR YnrNG,s sroLtN BONDS.

Detective Hagan, of the New Street Station
House and the officers Of Pnkor!Ons Detective Agency
working assduoUsy yesterday. trying to find The
tLicycs who robbed J0mes H. Young Office at No 40
Nnssai-st on Wednesday. of nearly 100000 worth of
securities. Circulars were gwen TO al bankers and
brokers' with list of all the stocks AMI securities that
have bccn missed by MIR Young The circular cautioned
all persons against purchasing any OF The bouds or
other securities ana requested the arrest Oi any person
not known responsibility VINO offered them for sale
Mr. Young very yesterday ana declined 10
make any statement about the robbery or 10 whom the
securities belonged.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

Yours is a very perilous life" remarked q
great deal OF courage your part I" Oh, yes,
replied the conductor - he GENTLY but nrmly charged
maam none but the brave deserve the fare"
Said college professor to notorious lag
gard who was once Tor great wonder promptly In bis
place OF morning prayers. and mt the appointed time
I. yopf ercuseT "Bslok, air. and couldn't Ilosp" VA
the feply.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
EAsrnR 4 CO.'S AssETs.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.--Thc committee appointed
IN investigate the assets OF s. d. Easor Co, bankrupt
dealers In agricultural Implements, reported to TIE
creditors to-day that the assets n much better con
ditlon: that although they cqu1llcd the lia-
bnitcs ~ ,5O000o, the creditors would nFhD ft'Nt'
over 70 cent. ON the dn1T. The assets lar-'ly
farmcrs notes drprt clacd property which are gNch
security to preferred creditors. IAc H"D''d's "''
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
uOUOR-DEAJERs AND THE LAW.

There was no excitement at the Excise Office
yesterday. About twenty liquordealers present
and some licenses were given out Commissioner Pat
tcrsOn was the only member Of the Board AZ the office In
the forenoon. The books still In the hands Of the
Commissioners Of Accounts who said, yesterday morn
ing they did not know how their work would
be finished
Judge Daniels adjourned his decision in the cases Of
COsuOve ana Eustacc. The prisoners, meanwhile, to
ia eir homes In charge Of deputy sherihs.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ere,oort House-The Hon. William NJ Evarts,
Secretary STATE Captain Cook OF the steamship Pa
thia. yIff drsnue HOte- ExAttorney General George
u. Williams Congressman A. VI: Wadde, OF North oaro, arc
lima Insurance SUPERINTENDENT John +. Snyh ana Chafes
f. smith, Albany and Postmaster f. = Iobey OF Boston
Metropolitan HOtel-Ex Congressman EMS H. KoDerts
of Utica Windsor HO'et-Sena0r William H. Barnuil OF
Connecticut, and General l.. NJ hcCook, OF Colorado
Gtissy HJuse-Judge Amasa j. Parker, OF AlbanG Nei-
yoye IOiel-Ex gresham d. NJ Van Auken OF Pennsyl
yania.. HOFFMAN TI0use-General Israel NOgies u n A..
-. JdBes T0fet Theodore y. Vail superintendent or
Railway Mail Service. ST. Nchotos HoteL-i B
IOinnanT.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
CANDIDATES FOR coMMIssIoNERsHIps.

Among tht pOIIIICIdIS dTOUIu Inc LIIy HILL,
Yesterday, candidates TO I'll the vacancies the Excise
and Park Commissions freely spoken Of IL was
generally thought that Mayor Ely would nominate
George A. jeremiah as successor 10 owen Murphy on
the Excise Board and IL generally remarked that he
would be confirmed. Smith l.. Lane spoken OF
as probable successor OF william H. Martin Park
(nu1u
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
4 CREDIT MOBIIIER TRIAL

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Thc judges having
failed To arrive at a decision OF the famou, Credit Mo-
bitter case In May lat ordered arguments ana today
counsel representing Henry : McComb, OF Wilmington
Del the plaintiff appeared before Judges McKcnua aud
yaIlacr the United states Circuit Court III rclrt
cnca 10 fixing a date for the reaI8umcnt, which wi
faLle MI L II
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
CAUSED BY AN oyERHEATED STOVE.

An Overheated stove on the third floor Of
No 95 FultOnst. caused fire about 2:iO y. yeser
day. Patrick Mullen gInsuiitn. who occupied the
and floor, had his stock damaged $1,000 Smith IOgst
seepate makers lost about 1900 The Injury 10 Fasse
Co., who occupied the first floor hardware store
amounted to $1,000. The building, owned by Peter A.
frasse, was damaged 10 the extent Of 600 All the
losses are covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
A MYSTERIOUS MEETING At READING.

READING, Penn, Jan. 3.-FOr several days
past there convention in session IN this city AT
which delegates from nearly state IN the Union
present The business Of the convention has been kept
very secret nevertheless has leaked that the
tir Of the convention tends towards The formation Of
new National party. II Is expected the convention will
adjourn
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
DANGER OF TOO HOT A FIRE.

A fire occurred at 1880 D. H., Yesterday. in
the three story brick building No. 45 Lspenard-st The
second floor occupied by A Levi cotbier was damaged
81 0O0 s. SoloInans restaurant on the first floor Mas
owned by George Journey, wase600. An Oyerheated
stove caused the fire.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
DEATH OF JOHN SWAN RANDALL.

UTICA, n. Y, Jan. 3-JOhn Swan Randall,
aged sixty ootcd insectologist nunlsnaolo and
eccentric lawyer, Of Norwich ChenangO County,
found dead IN his Tuesday. The OF death
was vertigo His collection Of insects and coins Is very
large and valuable.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

mcr. An extensive refinery will be erected at Cnr,
Creek, and barrel mandatory. There has been yerv
te opp9s ION to granting the right Of way to the COM
pany, aud their dealings with farmers aud othcrs w.
said to have been very liberal. '
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE SALEM. n. J.. FIRE-Loss. saa ooo

SALEM, N. j., Jan. 3.-The losses and in
surances Last nights nfe are follows: 7. Dunn
Co. furniture Dealers loss e100o0 insurance. $4,000
Jervs Hiress house and store, loss S6OOo insurance
0IoOO David rrsas butcher shop, loss, 500; rsur-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

Hewitt and bis wife very disspated, and Mrs Hew-
lit flung kettle of boiling water over Margaret Ayes
who lived with them The girl is very badly scaided
When the officers went to arrest Mrs Hewitt, they
covered the condition Of the children and arrested the
father Mrs Hewitt held in $500 bail addtioha ior
feOniOusy assauting the woman Ayres.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
CONFESSION OF EMBEZZLEMENT.

BosTOS, Mass, Jan. 3.-Mr. Sampson, book
keeper and clerk OF the Lowell Manufacturing Corpora
ton, confessed TO having lost about 100000 Of Its
money by cculatOn The company declines to proses
cute him, lie made confession and promises to
I'M m Them.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
SUICIDE OF A Yfw.YoRKER.

MONTREAL, Jan. 3.-A stranger registering
his name M j. VI. Scott. HcwYork city, committed sui
eide In the American House. An inquest Is being held.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

ance $500 Peter Prendcrgast liquor dealer loss
Insurance. So 800. John Moores building, loss
insurance small r. Smiths stables, loss, $1,000 IN
surance 900 j. Dayis's stables etc, loss 81 ooo
aud several others, making total loss OF S3S,ooo "u
az nnA
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

BEATING AND STARVING THEIR CHILDREN.
Patrick Hewitt, and his wife Anne, residing
ut No. 453 West sixteeuthst, were committed yester-
DAY for Trial. By Justice Kioreth, charged with cruelty
treating their children and leaving them to sta1vs.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
Announcements.
LET THE RUPTURED GIVE HE


AILcocKs POROUS PLAsTERs have Rupures sone A,
thirty years standing They used place Of the trs,
and caused the aperture gradually close results ara
occurring daily
MENDOZA, H.. Nov 81, 1877
Last Spring commenced 10 Alcocks Porous Plasorx
wounded through the left lung while in army and
suffer much from the wound but by constant OF these
plasers get along with my work quite nicely think
they great blessing those who need their very sauar,
aid.
H. RICHARD
MENDOZA Ia SALE COUNTY, Ill.
PERFECT CURE OF NEURALGIA
EXCHANGE BANK, MNooKA Ill, May l2 1873
MEssRs ALLCocK & Co.;
lost leg in the late since which, until year ago
have suffered greatly from neuralgia in stump year ago
began using Porous Pasters stump wear one
benefit poor unfortunate that has suffered done
DANIEL FERGUSON
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
No 294 CaDas.. New.YOrk.
Buy your Hats from BURKE, PA Broadway,
Style and texture unsurpassed. Fine silk Hat So.
A VALUABLE HOLIDAY GIFT,
Both nsefu and Family Scales Fair
bank5s L. s. Standard Postal Scales
FARBAsKs & CO.. 81 Broadway, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

A MALT-HOUsE BURNED-LOsS $4,000.
HARRISBURG, Penn. Jan. 3.-Ihe malt-house
in this city owned by b. NJ. Greider co. was lo'"h!
destroyed by fire this morning The loss S7Oooo ana
insurance sj5 300 in the following companies
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
$3.50
AT FRANKLIN. PENN.-Loss $40, 600

AT FRANKLIN, PENN.-LOSS Sso,ooo
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 3.--A special dispatch
from Franklin Penn. states hat Baileys Block at th
place was burned Yesterday The loss is estimated at
$4,000; partial insurance.