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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
FIVE DEATHS IN A BARK's CREW.

The bark Antioch, which left Boston OCto-
Der 80 1876 upon voyage Rio Janeiro, and thence
Asatc ports reached this port Saturday, having lost
of her since september7 1877. on that day,
when of the west coast OF Africa the first death occurred
that Charles c. Clarke twenty years of of Kenne
bunkport, Ne. The second death that Of Andrew
Bcrgison. q native OF Sweden age about thirty. lie
Joined tho vessel at Rio Janero and died on October 2l
from modification resulting from upon his leg
from which he had been suffering for four years Joseph
Green, hty years OF and native OF Fairh6ven,
Conn died three days afterward of apOplexy The next
death was Henry Griffith, twenty years Old, and
a native Belfast, Ireland. He died OF dysentery on
November 2s The ffth death that OF Paul Dorm.
December 20 OF drOpsy Of the heart. lie was twenty
years old and native of Germany. All were buried AT
Sc. one Oi the crew Is sick with scurVy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
DEVELOPING TRADE WITH MEXICO.

General w. II. Parsons addressed the Lib
eral Club Saturday evening the resources OF Mexico
considered in relation TO the development OF trade with
country The real riches of Mexico, he sad were in
her mines From 1889 when the first mine estab-
shed by the Spaniards, until 1879 the total coinage
was 81 450 600 900. Before the War OF Independence
there were 5000 mines in operation, producing over
sol 900 900 Of silver and 81 100000 of gold annually
IT. 1873 the imports S29,000O00 aud the value Of
exports estimated at S3l 41GQOO Of which experts So
100000 was in precious metals. OF the imports only
S5OOOOOG, OneSiXh of the whole was furnished by
the United SO $50 900 in cotton goods and
$1,000 900 in groceries. General Parsons stated tha in
1873 this country received $3G0OO0O0 worth OF coffee
from Brazil, while Mexico, cOt egrOwlng country, ur
nished only 100000 worth to the United States.
General Parsons argued that in Consequence OF Next
cos bad harbOrs along the Atlantic coast her best means
OF communications with this country would be by rail
road. Southern Pacific road running along the Rio
GTande he Thought would be the best and only effective
means OF putting end to border raids. II would DE
necessary to prOOng sOuthwardlv from Texas one or
more international lines Of road that wOuld tap some of
the pOpulCus portions of Mexico Tho caIhtl OF
that country ha long been united 10 Vera Cruz by
rail- and trunk line being extended from Mex
leo City nOrthwardy to the city Of Lccn in the state OF
Guanaiuato. From Leon, the Mexican authorities have
ordered survey for road to be made toward the
nCrtaern frontier on the Rio Grande
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
TWO CARGOEs OF SUGAR LOST.

The schooner Eva {. Yates arrived in port
Saturday from Havana, with cargo Of sugar, after
very tempcstuOus voyage. She also brought Captain
S;orer and of the brig Lizzie IL Kmha, who were
'escued from their sinking vessel January 8. Captain
torer reports that the brig left vana December 10 for
Baltimore, with cargo of sugar. On the third day out
she began to leak. During furious gale December 81
the boats lost and the brig blown out into the
Gulf Stream. Captain storer thought of abandoning
her bark passing near bn as the pumps apparently
gained OH tue In the hold he gave up that idea
Another gale January 3, continuing for nearly three
days. obliged him tO give up hopes OF saving the vessel
and when. January the schooner Eva C. Yates an
swercd his signal OF distress the crew, nearly worn out
glad To leave their sinking vessel GA the western
edge OF the Gulf stream.
Captain Merritt Of the Coast Wrccking Company, who,
with of wTeckers, went to the assistance
of the brig Sarah NJ. Lorng, which went ashore
at storys Inlet L. l., January 8, ~ now
at work saving the cargo OF sugar which was
consigned to Ncw.YOrk from DeneIara. The crew
OF LfcSaving Station No 80 on llcmpstead Beach, rem
dcrcd prompt assistance the wreck, and had
nca6n with the vessel before daylight the morning
which she went ashore The captain aud his wife ana
the crow safely landed by tho life ear aud boat
The OF Stations Nos 20 and 81 were also prompt
10 lend assistance.
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NOT TO BE SETTLED BY sCnENCK'S RULES.

NOT TO BE SETTLED BY SCllENCKS RULES.
GAME OF DRAw-PCKER UNDER INVESTIGATION.
The Palette Club is much troubled over an
occurrence cardrOOm. Like OF the other up
town social clubs Palette provides different kinds OF
amusement fer membership Of varied tastes One OF
the diversions much in favor among certain part of the
members has boon the game Of draw-pOker How far
members have enjoyed the felicity OF a successful
bluff" triumphant "call," may be inferred from
the statement made by members that the losses at
various sittings have amounted 10 $1,000 Tl,1OO.
and III one instance TO S2,400 few evenings ago. a
quiet game was in progress one OF the players being
John POndir, broker, of EXchanE-place. For some
time fortune appeared to have deserted Mr. PODdT VINO
suddenly start led the company by eXclamiug 70 ono OF
his opponents: Young man. you stop night where you
are. You've been cheating the entire evening. The
young man protested innocence and indignation. " fOu
can't fool me-" continued the rate loser, the cards are
marked. That you've there belongs 10 hm, point
ing OF the players. He named the snt and seq
ing card question showed 10 the players thai he
was night The pack OF cards, il reported. was after
ward examined by experienced cardpayer and pro-
nOuuccd to be marked.
An Investigation was demanded, and committee OF
the club haS,> matter III dand. Mr. Pondr II un-
willing - any information urOn the subject. hut
doe deny that there has been trouble over game
u cards,
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YEARS YORK Ir QUIEANTINE.

REPORT OF HEALTH OFFICER vANDFRPoEr~
Health Officer Vanderpoel has made his an
mual report TO the quarantine Commissioners. The prl-
cpal portions of the communication are as follows:
The past year has been remarkably free from the intro
ductOn contagious and transmssable diseases by way
OF sen. But seven Of smallpox, all OF which
were among the crew steeragc OF steamers, nave
occurred. This disease ike al Others 81 contagious
character has its periods Of GucSccncc which cannot be
wholly attributed 10 prOphyactc To reappear
with activity Both the city and port have felt
this happy influence during the past year, Tor me
number Of cases OF smallpox occurring mas
been less than for u generation past dur.
ing any ono year. While the continued and
thorough system of vaccination pursued by the Board OF
Health will account largely for TINS, FAR rs II Influences
the civ still the planned fact that small Dox has It's
cycle of activity and rop0sc must be invoked for further
exclamation The great falling on IN emigration has
esscn"d the possibilities OF the disease
The arrival Of vessels having had cases or yellow fever
during passage their arrival at port Il an event
much OF the OF weekly occurrence. During at least
five months Of the year. little or Significance Is gwen
TO the occurrence and vessels are given as unrestrici
pratique a. If no sickness had occurred
The knowledge that the germs Of yellow FEVER cannon
propagate after the appearance of froSt' happiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
FIRE RECORD
THREE HUNDRED CATTLE BURNED.

THREE HUNDRED CATTLE BURNED.
TERRE IAUTE, Ind, Jan. 13.-At Z o'clock
this evening. OF the large cattle sheds in The SocS
yards Of Farbankss dsticry caught fire and destroyed
the building, which contained 500 head OF TrXau and
Colorado cattle, the pNjpcriy OF Isaac NcNrl co., 90
Chicago. Three hundred OF the cattle. which were val
ued al $40 a mead, burned. They were partially
insured in Chicago. The loss on building and hay II rS
mated al 900 The sheds whc were the property
OF IL. Human, partially insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
JOHN Il. FRANKLIN.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 13.-John Il. Frank
ln Associate Justice of the First Judicial District died
Friday at snow Ill., his home, i'll Worcester County, Md.
Judge Franklin was born III Worcester County, Nd,
May 6, 1920. He graduated at jefferson College,
PENNSYLVANIA. in 1886; studied law. and admitted
TO the bar in 1911. He member Of the flOuse of
delegates of the Maryland Legislature In - ana Si9
serving as Speaker during his latter term. In 1851 lie
was chosen president Of the state Board OF Public
Works From 1858 10 1875 he was Representative TO
Congress from Maryland.
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STILL WAITING FOR THOMAS LORD.

No news has yet betn rccclNeU OF IHOIlaS
Lord his WIFE, The counsel for his sons have all the
legal artillery ready to touch of at moments notice
The commission in lunacy waits patiently for notice
from the counsel At tine late residence OF Thomas Lord
his and daughters YainY wait for their fathers re
turn At Mrs Hicks Lords house, the cOlOrcd servant
"A shade paler than he week ag0-smilcd placldly
last night aud said he waiting for his mistress and
expected her every day.
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TEIFGRAPHlC NOTES.

INrGANArOIIs. Jan. 13.-Aruold Lair, boy Of ten
years f,ll locomotive to-day, ana broke bis mech
SPRINGFIELD Mass. Jan. l3.-Frlncls Murphy,
the temp r,foutr began his nbos "rc today Out
OF an au,,ncc % 5000. about 900 signed tAc pledge
I>DIaXAruIIs. Jan. I3.-OihO Stcalcy, ace twcn-
fy;0 years OF Ie9,i-t"Wu Ind, committed suicide IN s
ctj night Jy taking morphine 1hlt, WAS the cause
oil in' act.
Puif,DEIpuIt, Jan. l3.-Ycstcrdav the Sheriff of
Sclu,IHiI County arrived in ui, city with siN Molly
vino lG b., sentenced 10 the it, IN Pcnlich-
tlar Tor term. tanru f.m twelve years Most Of
a., 81 ln,n Wtrt charged VITA murder.
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A MYSTERIOUS WRECK.

A hulk, formerly schooner rugged, of about
forty measurement, and apparently built in Nova
Scotia has picked up in the North River opposite
Pier No. A. by the Baxter wreckng Company. From
appearance it supposed she was scuted for the
sake OF recovering the insurance Her mass spars and
rigging away, the name on her stern was obt-
Grated fresh paint the Custom House register was cut
out and six twOuch holes were bored through her stem
and stern. The hulk towed 10 the foot OF North
Sxth-st Hoboken, where she lies awaiting an owner.
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The hen show reminds rs Of baby story. Lit.

Ht HtH SUDW ItIlluus us VI buby Sloly. l>ll-
tie Florence though scarcely three years Old has lively
IMAGINATION She tells stories about every creature she
ever saw The other she said: GRANDPA, 'eetcl
dog ran down street AMI bit chickcn,-toO bad" Eyes"
said tho grandpa, II must have been very bad case"
lie chicken mama cry, said the child. and ecs papa.
too, cause zee bit sol" The idea OF chickens papa
crying account VI injury 10 OF his offspring
rather undue.
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ADRIANOPLE ALMOST DEFENCLESS.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. IL, 1873


The Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs az fol-
lows: "Advices from Turkey show that the works
of Adrlanople only partially armed and untitled
to resist an attack. in Constantinope it is believed
possible that Adrianople may he carried by coup
de main. The Notifications OF ConstantiDOpe arc
consequently looked to as last resource, although
they seem TO be in even worse condition. Every
thing points to the complete confusion and dsmay
of the Turks.
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THE UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE SUITS

ALBANY, Jan. 13.-Justice WestbrOOk has
denied the motion in the of Henry Il. Picrson,
cever, etc, versus Henry j. Furbcr and others, to
change the place of trial from Albany 20 New-York II
the plaintiff spulaes within five days after the entry
of the order that he VIII not apply for receiver the
real property OF the defendants prior 10 the entry of
Judgment II he does not 50 stpulate the motion to
CHANCE yenue IL granted
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RoUaANIA AND THE ARMIsTICE.

LONDON, MONDAY, Jan. IT. ISIo.
The 7imeSs correspondent at Bucharest SAYS:
"New complications seem TO have arisen. The
Roumanans talk of declining to submit to an ar
mlsice unless 1t is separately arranged with them.
1t is thought they are possibly lnstigated by the
Russian Military uartY.
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OS RIP r.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA INTRIGUING.
my CARRIE To THE TNIHIrSF.


lBY CABLE To THE TRIBUNE
LONDON. Monday, Jan a. 1879.
dispatch from Vienna says that Russia Is in
triguing for separate peace.
TUEKIsH DELEGATION APPOINTED.
LONDON Monday, Jan. Il. 1873.
The Daily Te'crGprs correspondent at Perl says,
1.-THE Grand Duke Nicholas. in his telegram TO the
Porte very expressly asked that two Turkish dele
gates be sent to meet him at Kezank and that they
should have the fullest possible powers. 4 meeting
of the Grand Ottoman Council, held on Sunday, con-
sequently appointed two plenipotentiares2
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HONORS TO HENRY STANLEY.
BY CABLE TO TIL TRIBU SE.l

ROME. Jan. 49, 1873.
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African explorer, was
entertained grand banquet yesterday, given in his
honor, where he presented with the Victor Emanuel
gold medal Of merit sealed letter from the late King
was opened and read: spoke In very fttc.ins terms
of Mr.. Stanlcy's achievements
lkar Other Eoreign NeLcs sec Iirst Idgel
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WILLIAM COBBETT.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-William Cobbctt, well
known for the famous efforts he made in behalf Of the
TichbOrne claimant, fell dead in Westminster Hall this
morning. lie "a OF William CObbett, the ceebra
ted English Radical politician and writer who died il
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Nellie has r-year-Old sister Mary, who
complained 10 her that her button shoes" vera
"hurting" "Why, Matte. you've put them on ihs
wrong feet" Puzzled and ready to cry, she made
answer: "whatn do, mama They's ali the feet I've
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FORFEITED BAIL.

Judge Lynch, the diamond broker charged
with participation in the larceny Of McKendreo W.
Jouess household effects having failed to appear before
Jns,ico Bixby for examination on Friday, District
Attorney Phelps on Saturday entered judgment and
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IN DETROIT.
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DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 13.-AbOut 7:15 o'clock
this evening fire broke ont III the large wholesale pa
per warehouse Of Barr Bros. The fire H. now NG - D.
present writing.
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YENI-SAGURA OCCUPIED.

LONDON, Monday, Jan. IA, 1873.
The Ttlegrdphs ConstantinOplc dispatch reports
that the Russians entered Ycni-Sag hTa Saturday
The place was previously burned By the retreating
Turks.
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EXCHANGING SHOTS.

Two officers standing at Thirty seventies
and First-avc, carly yesterday morning. saw two men,
known 10 he thieves, acting in a Suspicious manner.
The officers called 10 them, when they started - run.
one officer, fired Flot 10 fg:2rn iLfn. hut thcy
tlrncd ami fired two shots at thcir pIrsueis, aud
CsCdIt!.
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 13.-ln the billiard tour
nament to-day the fourth game resulted In victory for
Sexton by OF 600 to Rudophes o93 The average
VIVA Sexton 90; Rudolphe o. The largest runs were
SEXTON, %. 1870 13s; Rudophe 1I3. Dion and sosson
play JO-moUOW,
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OTHER FIRES.
NORTHAMPTON, )

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Jan. 13.-1'he Con-
way National Bank building nj tonwsy, Mass, was de
stroyed by fire on Friday. Loss $4,000; insured
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 13.--Martin Law
lors house with its contents at IIOlyokc burned
Friday night. Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000.
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EIrGITIXES SIETERING

LONDON, Monday, Jan. II, 1873.
The Pera correspondent of The Times says the suf-
ferinps of the fugitIvcs from cold and hunger are
beyond description. Five children were taken dead
from a slnCle train.
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FOUR CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

MAcnIAs, Me-, Jan. 13.-Jason Lcighton'-
comp ON West River above Cherryicld was burncd
Friday night, and Of his children persisted In the
flames
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Announcements.

Pleurisy pains and all asthmatic or bron.
cha affections relieved by that certain remedy ios
coughs ana colds Dr. JAMES EXPEcToRANr
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well known Greek politician. has just died of apopexy.
Demctrius Bulgaris took prominent part in
Greek politics leader Of the Conservative party. He
entered public life III 1898 Senator but did not make
his mark until the Russo-Turk:sh Of 1854 o. when
he became Premier, and 10y his polite course hastcned
recall OF tho allied naval squadrOns from Greek
waters where they had been M 10 hostile demon
stratOns against Turkey IN 1862 hc President OF
Provisional Government, organized at the abdca-
ton of King OHIO. soon after the accession OF King
GEORGE 1863. he became Premier and held Office
until $50, he resigned At the Time OF his death
he was Chief of the Greek Revolutionary Committee, de-
signed to aid the CIcans and eventually bcrate the
Greek Provinces under Turkish rule.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BUDEUTs ~
BROADWAY.

Ca N. So. Nom. 40. SD m 49,. Mdnlrht. 3S'
Highest duung the day, 43' L0Vrst. 80
Average 37ss same day. 1877. 81
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TANMANY's COMMITTEE LEADERS.
THE NEW COMMITTEE OF ORGANIzATIoN.

TIiE NEW COMMTT
The Committee on Organization OF the Cen
era Committee OF Tammany Society for 1873, was or
Cauzed Saturday. its officers beirg nearly the same as
those of last year. Augustus Schel reelected Chair
man, with subordinate officers follows: ViceChar-
men, Henry D. PurrOy and Frederick smyth; Sccreta-
res, Edward Gion, Edward d. Gale. Edwin u Plum and
Edward d. Gaul Treasurer John j. German; Ser
geantat-Arms George Coffin.
The Committee on Organization consists OF rs mem
hers five beng selected from the District Committee OF
each of the twenty-one Assembly Districts. and the
Twentv-hird and Twefty-fOurth Wards. A number OF
names have been dropped from the list this year. incld-
ing ex-senator Hugh H. Moore. Peter b. Oney, Aaron
Aarons and Leo c. DeSsar-an indication that these gen
tenen not in perfect sympathy with Ianlinany
Hall as they have been.
The following the heads OF the SUD committees lOr
fhe VoIious Assembly Districts:
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l. Police Justice Duffy.
II.-EX-Ass'mbiym'n Kirk.
IIl.-Aldcrman Slevin.
IN.-Aider1uan Shells.
V.-Cn'ty Cpk Gulnbleton.
NI.-CivilJustice Campbell.
NII.-EiTe COminiS'er King.
VIII.-Att'y for Collection Of
Taxes Gale.
IX.-COlr OF ASs'mts GilOn.
N.-Aldcrman WachnIr.
XI.-Augustus Schel.
%II.-COIOnOT W0ltman.
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issued execution against his bondsmen Alfred upham
and Robert simpson The amount OF the bond is $4,000
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XIII.-Police Com. Nichols.

XIH.-Police Com. Nichols.
XIV.-Sherlff Reilly.
XN.-SupeTVisOr OF City
Record Morrison.
XVI.-F. Is. SpinOla.
XNU.-FredeTiCk Smyth.
XNIU.-COntrOller X civ.
XIX Senator ECcleSinc.
NN.-Ex-A Admin TuOmcv.
XNI.-EX-Judge MCQuade.
23d VIZ Sen'r CHlGwell.
oath W.-EN-Alderman ii. ID.
PurrOy.
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Obituary..
DEMFTRIUS BULGARIa.
Demclrius Bulgars took prominent part in

ATHENS, Jan. 11.-Demctrius Bugaris, tn,
wei known Greek polican has Just died Of apOlexy