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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE RECENT GREAT FIRES.
INVESTIGATION or THE TIRE DIrAEIMiNr-Bt
PORTS OF CHIEF BATES.

l.
INVESTIGATION or THE FIRE DLrAElMiNr-bt-
PORTS OF CHIEF BATES.
At the meeting of the Fire Commissioners
Yesterday 1t was decided begin the Investigation 81
the recent fires Grand and Wor;h.t'. tins morning
The origin Of the fires will first he considered
All persons desiring testify are invited to appear
Chief Batc-'s report Of the Grandst fire, which was
the meeting, states that the first alarm was re-
ceiyed nj $3.50 D. M, from the box at Grand-st. AMI
Broadway. Assistant Chief Shay who was the first III
arrive at the fire. transmitted third alarm Tho
fire was under great Roadway then. Members Of two
hose companies were sent to the fourth floor, where
they found the fire had full control ON The BROADWAY
front the lines ~ nncs taken to the ionrth
floor through ~ lGl Broadway where flames were dis
ter partitions, showing that the fire was burning on @
north side between tire floor AID ceilhg q" TIE titd
floor soon machinery the elevator FELL carving
quantities OF burning materials 10 The lower h10t-
Tie mon Wtrr dr. vcu down hy the Atnc~. NHcn thcY
cached the street i,r upper floors were huruiu- ran
IDLY There Is reason to believe tlat the trc was ih-
a0ar'Gt building had 90 De wafchcd carefully. ana
a., Tcurc here uhr" way at 'hcchinG 'At ~.
fhan ,y lgi e II frurn tuc stre The covered lbs
the buida. Was Us 300 feet aud tdc lace Of
cIch for about rocco feet; irt Batr' ADDS tla
'he couduc; ~ tn" ii cutn VA. cor ID, nd be- ..
- ms report ;G- WuTtl--t. fir, th,t Bats says
that jnr frs alarm was ~, ont from IN n'A ~ b.'
Wy and inomas-st al 152 p. It,. and was d,"Iri Nv
lis" companies. \ iArd i,arn was s'ut out Higrh ~ -
utcs later, delay tc!u2 caused "y - c"ni"u 81
t' alarm n"x. several ~ 'Ie o-coi' "i ne "i' 'u'
declared that when tAcy arrived % rcsrpn. I" tr h's
alarm, The ia were is-uiug from &" tiTd au" '"'rh
.,ra~ or No, o. rd 81 Th,ma--, A. Foreman IIcaur'
cu;rrcd ia 9ud''?' Iht nrNN 5u'ah.L " '"r9'' E
ecic falling When A-,i~'1ri 'hri ~H.' "iI|'t 80 '3r
liz. altr sending ont ire tnIr aiJIu'. rth'a Of goods
md oelrs wee failing tm"n2" TN h""'s' ~. W,
i.li'H "''t running 49, % mn" ,H' v'' ~ ,''' 49,
81 IiI h.iuug tIc h.c on h' upper % ."r' ~ Nhi'd
uudc' ia. hcad"dy. Tao wind Va, OWN "m ;Hr
uolI dcast G.. IF BHt, Iso sans NAT l"' ne bi"',,'
gnatcI on the fourth tool % Ms To- 1Ht 81 Worm
So, extending through 'nt Nor g., h"nt o'i",r ~,
atrn.s were sounded. II .b'n worn. -" me Ni.'"
twin ia" parly-w a. &C. c'rNa 20 uIStu va i
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the gILLI4RD rOrRNIUENE

The overwhelming defeat Of sexton in his
much talked OF game with scnaefcr on We'd
uc-Iay evening. by score OF GOO TO I63.
wherein tue cA-cnanpiOu made the exceedingly
.ow average Of Ger. gave oous derablc prominence
thc game between o-,1u and Gallagher last night,
for thr formers winning lt depended tE" only pos
sihilty at ones even TYING SchGcfor. This.
however. Le did by score of 600 70
Gli.lct.i'- 81. in % innings. which
were marked ~ runs % 23G. 22l and ~ while
,lc los. r. sore dustin "a shed rum OF ~
Creating A. beet Ircordl aud D.. Inc Winners average
was 2Zfu t,.r loser, 49,.
IN the afternoon GARNER victory over Rud'phe
after q long French game of hNty-slN innings. by $40
points % so. TAr winners aver e was liG tb0
Ia-ti 1886. The last game OF the Tournament VIII 10
D avct RMS evening h,twpsn S,Laetcr and -iO-son.
which the t't must Win 10 Tie mis- adversary Tor hrst
lIJts a. .,Ip ,.f rS
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Al roticrs cr Marriage, must b. mjor.,d uih 4
ndAte dad oL,lr,9s.


OF The Iate George Biauyc.t
NOuce OF funeral hereafter.
DAVIs-At Greenwich Conn on Tuesday February 8 At
m paralysis. Abraham b. Davis late OF thi, ci'' IN
Fanera services vii take place his. residence Green
New York and Train Central Depot
c15aers viii be gotns on i, arrival At Greenwich ,
out further notice. NJ flowers.
DERING-At West New Brighton. :. r. On Thursday morn
Iug February Mrs. Gloriaua II, "iio" % he .at" H. l.
Fanrrs calvary Prrs1yteriap church West View.
Brighton. on ~aturia; afternoon. 9i $50, min. , ,,.,
Boat leaves Pie, r. T. at O'Clock returning leave "e''
DoLBEAK-on February 4. Thoma, II. Uoiocar. aged 30
3Se. and friends o. Ca, family are rc.pcctuy ov,i ~
atteni flurra from me rsicnce Of is fah.r NAV.
a. 10 O'Clock q IA.
mLFILLAN-m BROOKLYN February 8 George Gnalllu.
Eeat.te. heni, members o. ne Epss County Medical
drncr ~ Chuons. on ~ltur'ay ihe eh ln' ~ T. ~.
HALsEY-Wi4m II Ilasey Ir, only 'lh y " !, .ln H.
and Mary D. Iialscy. and grlnd'od Of Hcury b. Dawson,
rrisn'; arc1ig,t5i . a,SId funeral ey February
Tram leaves i2d.,t. az 1870.
fctidente No ii East ldt-. Agnes Jane; Tie beloved
csriEe. ana friends are invited attend tho nnera or
"a. Church Of Heavenly Rest, jh ave. between ijuh
ami i6rlsis. FRIDAY, February 7, at II o'clock n
LIENAUOn February Marguerite Bartua wife OF Louis
F1Gei viii take place ato o. m on saturday February ;.
from o,idence, No 57d Jersey ave- Jersey cry.
>.
MAcNAUGHrAN On Thur.tay. February 6. Of pneumonia
William NaCnIuRhtan ,,-
Funeral from residence. 81 ClerhOut Brnokrn,
SATURDAY February = 1879. o'clock M. IL - re-
questoi that no flowers DE sent
MOORE At Mount vernon. y. " February ), Hannah wife
OF John D.. Moore aged ~ wears
Funeral service. situriay $50 the house
~ ". T.. sykes. , -
IN be in waiting a. Mount Vernon Depot on ar
rival uf 300 y. New Haven Railroad tIln from hIihl
Central D,rot returning train leaves Mount Vernon for
New.Yors AT 6.l1 D. m.
Burial a. convenience ot the famllY.
POwELi.-In Brooklyn. February G. samuel Po"e!' Ia
"A. G4fI Of hls age.
Soucc Of mineral hereafter
SNITfi-On Thur-tay February ". az the PARK Avenue
Hotel lane Beaile. widow OF Isaac smith.
FInrai az tho the Holy Trinity. Madison
ave and 42i-st saturday morning, NJ 1850 oc"rk 10
which friends invited 1t requested that no h0ws DO
WEBB-In Brooklyn Y. Y, February AlS79. Mrs.. Mary
Bab,ock. wife OF AlbeTtus webb. ~ GOnSrrs, =. =.
WILSON on February B. az Jacksonville, Fla Nj Al"Nan.
wilson Of GreenpoinL BroONlyn l. L. 10 the sam year
Rctyc. and friend. o the family also Groenpont Ioge 10
p I'd 4 AFFAIR chapter 40 257 T. A. ". ~ FL
mo Canmaudeiy No 81 h T., resDcct;Iy inytel 10
attend the funeral from the Tabernacle ". " church.
tiicenpont. J.. on Friday February l. az 1870 , ~
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

lIPpni or IHr WILLOW FEVER CUNNI tiT-Iiit
DsCrAL SYSTEM ArrE"Nlu.
Al the regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday, Eiuou G. covdin
on red resolutions relating to The decimal system
winch were adopted. They approved OF the decimal
,,.tcm ~ apple. - moneys, weights ana measures
Ihc resolutions also approved ol e. CONNIE nd"u"h o
tnc Produce LycIau-v. proposing that the "ccu'aI "
or hundred pound, be used as the standard Ia all
produce transactions.
Tine Chamber approved Of the Summer work of the
yellow tcvtr committee The family OF Lieutenant IL
year. The committee also reported mat the iot con
in caan, Ii. sides clothing and other articles.
The .cutIyr committee read tut reply from inc
Board ~ Heal b. relative To the SUGAR adultrr'i"u-,
.lso letter from TGcodorc HdN,mcycr incloNlhE a
check 5000 further aualj ~ >u-af- IN, chech
Was return Il. +. Is. Tnurbrr IT tn" Committee ON
l;aiWav Trans oitation, read n intmor'. "hlri ne
or an Investigation of tn" methods Of railway manage
meIt OF tins STATE. II referred 10 the unjust dsCrui-
uallon ID giving -,ccial privileges aud rUlc> \ A.
Low. William J.. Dodge, James " Crown, IL I. Spaiid-
my aud = D. liHIcOck were appointed committee {"
confer with Secretary sherman about Sl UHE i"r MS
portrait \. Foster Higgins moved o. TAX the 1"F"-
Antwerp rule, tom tHr tab ana submitted an nur'-
mtnt io the major NIrpoIt, that fli."f ACTON b'
suspended until imih,r conferences my COhs.Gti ga
Ire objections.
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IOLLS ON TIlE lANALS.

ALBANY, Feb. Cat meeting of The Canal
Beard to-day. delegations consisting oil James \" Mad
worth, Jane, W Hustled, G. =. Ea-ion Mrs-rs. Napr>,
Idsctt KirDcr Nichols ana others, representing lie
lroduC, Exchange, STATE IOJt-O"ncrs and the Boards
OF Trade 90 Ncw-I Ora Buffalo and Albany, aud toe -
Dog dealers Of Albany, Troy, lockpo,t and other places.
appeared 800 relation TO reduction OF %i> Oh Tie c.a>
Inc folio wing resolutions wtIa offered:
f'so''e' That The toll on West bound fret shf h tx.d
~ " "ui DO a. MN per 900 pounds t,r rui'r and
Ht lh' yen on al EAs,buuuu -, -hi ic uN.' a. one
",' "lI -" l'vVO pounds per mlr, excepting those
".,''' Nh,h stand on th. present ttt sheet r one
go. '''- ltI "'' pounds per milo. amt ihst the
sheet Iu eccnriaucr thrrrritu
IeSord, That tine free lisL be ti,l vd ,t coal
Co., phttd Np0U the ire" Ii.f.
(ouiLcrer.
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. -tr,I vi Corkr-CH ,WBEHs-u onohne I-Nos .' o.
co. a. -. -. y 10 us - lJ4 I3I 10 Nv ~
- - - 2JJ POS 20, 20. 800. 49, A.. 80
ri IAL lFEN-tau Worst. Law anu t~l,.-N"N 80
,,I SO ST. sts $50 4. $50 80, $50 09l '7' W.
.i l. tIV go 90 j-i - vs. 'o o't' oo"'
.. g. gs.. :3S. $50, 9tD.DiI. HA" g. pa Wa Ytp o.,
tIl.fIi-l'AU f-AdJouTned unIl M"uad,, February ~
PA.t lI-LaWrtnc-. Case Oh, NO -t7J-I II'ty AK
IAlF.'y. 40 ~ calendar ,,,, ,..,..t-
PAL III-VaD Rrunt J.-~hort Cause--N"s 4t2 INi1 +,
1870 $780, 1905. 4J-4. +II, 412 4t '3z tio-' 7'4f'
-;4LLluK COJH-sFLclAL IkHE-7pelI' J.-NOs' % -
80. . a. -., o., TO-, 10.
IuIu TTsN-pARt I-S"igwcs,J Nos go 800 10 Ijf'
III ii. AS. 4s3 So. go. +ll. 80, ~. ~ - --
oI,i liz, itt. So 90 III. "A. ii 3O-. -.
,ori.r plE.--t TNTBAL IfEM-Atp"GTurl -ine de
~rs,. Al n l.5-C. =. bAiy. & J.-NO DAY calendar.
Iyif.Y frtS-Nan HOcseD. Nos. - b. ,. ,.,-
I.l,l iff'i-PAHI T-Iatieuor". J-\o- 81 81, ~.
All -.i. Giu 73D. .OsG sol. -O-t. 's3, -tai. 900
PAEl III + DaiyJ No, 99t 80 -Bl. 49, so. $50
--l So \ -, 81 $50 $50 So So. $50. .
N,m,i ,oval-rEAL TEhH-iARi - Adam-. J-sllert
-,- g. 3D. ,.2i 5OJ- 1868 Js49 5sl. o5ll o7ol o77l'
~ .,T iI-4iser g. J..-short Cau-e5.-Nos. Dos t4oS
51oi 5--7 -i- y.C,. 5oli Jt 300. o'0' OOH o'V''
psi iIII-hts Ishor C.u-.No. 3ois $500 Doll.
5I+5 ,-4 J1.b jJi1, JUlC Jjlu, 5b'J o7O Vt'j 9oo0
GF>gRN SF-e0Ns - PART G-Gildrrslrcve J-lhomas
Uai.ry. homicide Peter Brady, u lam ~ui i"hb'iN
ioI,f 0nifsn W.usm Clark. charles Nc' ARMY, haIlr-
smith Man FfnnEut. rra els smith, Wlnam H. Nlncrut.
Grand larceny Thomas h. Lu-srY, i1lstIyi george '" fOA
Eerd INRd Haas false preIencvs'
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IHE COZ RIS.
BERNARD BIGLIN STRIKING BACK.

BERNARD BIGLGN STRIKING BACK.
Robert Utley, the Deputy United States
Man snal arrested at the instance OF Bernard
Blgu IN alleged retaliation for the complaints made by
George Bliss against Bg!ns friends was examined yes
to-day briurr Commissioner Osborn Assistant District
Attorney Butler examined ChictDeputY Marshal Ken
uedy regard NJ tne appointment OF Utey and John H.
O'Ne to WHOSE performance OF duties on registration
iay Ttcy IA alleged ID have falsely certified OSeill
frstitrG that n. wa, watchmau the public stores.
t nr could teculrct whether ~ was on duty dur-
i'm, the rtci,tr,tlon day. or not still he remembered
nc NJ the polling places Of che days OF regis
ration ADJ uri ncut tlken until O'Clock this
afternoon 4 crowd Assembly District politicians
ere n II
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Colonel Eddy was native of Rhode Island,
Or. GEORGE GILFHLAN.

Dr. George Gilfllan. an old aud highly re-
SPECIFIED physician Of BrooRiyn found dead "a his bed
"Wednesday morning lie lived with his nephew Alexander
Co'laLc 81 ~. 2i2 CIrton-st. About quarter before
~ coch ~ The evening lu from hIs Office az
York and Man-'- and declared himself in much better
L'aiG Tan u~us. "Wednesday Diurhus at o'clock Ills
rraHd-u"theW entered hi- room and fuu.d him lying
DEED On TIE brd. lie died ~ nUuplcNy.
~. b.lhlaH was born in North Iceland IN 1877. He
cduci" rms country in lS2S,9ud vas graduated n
medic ne IRON Lr College ot Puvsc'aU, and SUI geous
Ilr h' slh ns practice m BrCpk when 10 village.
'r con- nurd Ms practice untl Nay, 1873. Ills fInttal
Wtl tax" place Gt his o, .Hs residence on SATURDAY..
Or. Gillian was human. Il.
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NiEHIEU

BTrrr-N- SCRAN TON-O1 February g. ~ O.'.rl. ".
o., f. ,ev a. g. Nrcis g. f.. Of Pleasant Grove, ',esri
lytu- r"y. T. ar tirc - oxford Oh" kev. NI'' H.
IaGpn PItehvt"rf thrtth. OF scranton,
Penn jo Miss Ellen H. dIIsntcrUf Colonel Charles 'cidh
ton, of OktO.L
FO-TFITIEI on January 80, 1870 At tho re-ionre
BRIDES father hv the Rev. iuFtlr Na'tr Er"i"W
Foster. OF SlQnA,Ar Valley. irhu, % ti,hthtut tdiS
of Fields. OF Crussylle. Tenn
NORGA N-BOGLAN- Grace church, Orange, y. J.
wednesday evening FtbIuarY ~ta pg t~ tfE Aufi.iy
SCHUYLER D. d. Henry SouthWayd MORGAN go Jruuc Brad
lev daughter Of Julius A. B1,laa. b. al a. Orange
Observation-Disclosures Nctu'sIly. February :. 1879.
by the Hcy Med QIacGCuUlf, D. h. John Is. N,ltuh -
Ben, bruum0id. all OF this CIV.
.vTEGTS NFNDAt Tho residence Of NJ =. r. Butler f3I
5th ava auuary D. by the Rev Mr.. Treat. ~ lwr,
Conn NJ. Wits " ~tur.rs OF N'r-t .l pu. ana ~aue
dIu .r of the lat5 Robert Mead - Drcgn"ieh Conn
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Wit sometimes consists of IN nm ypcctcd
dnaltf ion words. Tdt e." said yoUthru prodigy
the pluic,-oro mat tuatics, cam you tell IN. tacd
terrence between one yard and Aaid In au Instant
the mat hpmara BRAIN b, En 20 oftr ihr thcorsWs
Of Euclid. wat no clear answer TIE professor
looked iutO The boys face d remembered Ma. ha} "a
PLAYED lup Cathedral organ when he Uu- Eve years old,
and bean ~ wordcr n tbs boy w3~ equally gifted.
do yoI ave y upt" n.y., NV -ou. i.'aE must ="
aud Ice Nc.Y grave ana go Cmn. " Wei. Inc tct
tt.. renee 4, q (. nee. father
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rrp,rTrpE4 FOR Europe.

The following are the cabin passengers VINO
,lI t,r Europe Yesterday on TIE lIaIubui, American
t.,f,..,.Il, a. lnbra ana tno.c Who sailed Ntouc.-
az, 90, ft, French Line steamship France:
TDE uANHL-Eg 5f,dia4tiD ttnHr' MR. tonsne'o -
frnr J. iuir * Nan loo. MI = bhihr'I Ms - 41S
80. .tot AIfr-I Aude ,Hi. Frank n burgess J. L.
I,f a. At- ur aiTs. Mia, dc halTla. l. DruLsl' MI,
t,gcriu JULIUS Dse iusr, Sister Marie Loulsr
..Ul r,gtl Bruno ri Mis- NJ. Cellar. Mr fatf' Ms p
Tlglr Mis- Io.oIhile Dcyc Miss Marie DE- hAlee' Nj
e.. BpHg ,.- ,..-.t.., t,,,..-t t,,.,
nci.tcl Emil Brctlncr. Adam Walter. Max NAclmanu
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ENTIRELY ApPROpRI ,TE.

II j. reportcd that the wife and daughter
Of Ia. e.. itysrd TAYLOR are lrtt IN hIAuc rubar-
~,lncuf aud "a, secretary Of state has recommended
an approximation for their benefit equal 30 one years
salary Of -ac Berlin Mission. -uoi a course would bs
cutirrly a.proprlao AID 20 Doe hoped thar, Tor tho
credit 81 IN" country, 70 VIII be adopted
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LolL>LN4 RlrURNING B9IRD C1>fs

Nrw-QGtEANs, Feb. Cd. Madison Wcli1,
Ccors, -. Keauer and G.. Ca-anayc. of turning Board
uateucfr. appeared to-day hctoro the superior
Criminal Court. Withdrew thcT plea Of rot
-luty, aUd Ned Gruufrrr 10 the inforn4-
con against tIcu. Judge CUii0M, their counsel.
claims fuli under q decision OF fhe supreme Cuur, Of
March 90. $50 IN case Gyaiust {. Audrr-or tr1 are
entitled to i,.ic proselu p tuer ca~". which mo A.
rorurl -Gel'r.l REFUSES. Inc demurrer Is hNcd Tor
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4 fire broke ont IN the threc--r"ry brick
uiuiiu.at Market and Lawren'c-st-.. IN NrNIh. "t
H. H. Wednesday, caused by the explosion Of kerr
zen, lnmp On uc Dird hour eulcd hl Gr"rgc Ja'"O
CIGAR u,trufirurrr. tn 0uuid-c Was rAirnN ~ NtrI'
I.roi'- los. Is s-OOi insured Tor 500 JONI Nc.sE
furniture dealer, o,cs about f-'o', iui az area Mo-
rl af mauufhCi GTer. iu~u- : 500 iI-ut' y 200
= 600 The damage to the buiidn- was r'put N'V''
-. covered hy insurance. The bu.tlr- s oNiru hJ
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,.t H''''n VII '"'"''"S' " ''''''' ~ ''' ' 49,
The whole be .od ~ auction TO The highs, e@,r h
~ t!Ie estate OF the late Nichtel knoe4cr. csa
These line works Of arr arr non Oh exhibition tAc Ie'yit
Art Galene- ol7 Broal"sy' d'' and evening
The.ae VIII take pace Tle,aaly END y.la"'.ay even
ins' Frb"-ry s9G - al 'i * % ,on,,r.
s'e u Oriental Rdg' Oh this ltncaJ ''''"' d. az
Clinton litlL
Nervous TX Inu.uon neil Al essay conprlslnga sens,
OF lectures ieuver"d At h4iAs u ~, @ o. Adon, Cr%'
syloI, al o., lmpr marriage AMI tlc treat II
y5o. and physical dcohty being ts resto' -1ye'r
s,,r..1rY. hAIiN', Museum. is iro.lNsv Nr".flr@
Pos, Once Noucc The foreign mans Tor me week sniot
SAIUhDA1. February = 80 viii ciosc at THIS onc5 on
t 1A "a. i WEDSEs ati95O ZOE Edr,Je.
" trsrnp s.y;hia via lerrsJwn correspondence
France 10 b. forwarded this steamer must be specially
s s,a G @ga l vl re- On i r, DAY It II M Ger.
nan y e. 1r Observation-Disclosures Tor Grcat Britain and 10
ooatnrn 10 Dr by ms steamer mus be specially
M va oaecS,town or Ger4iy AMI Sauce
To- be icsrle ny must DO specially lidre.-e;
ON SATU RDAN. at $3.50 a. M. tor Europe oy steamship
Cy %. Berlin. va Eh.,,i w ,"L "s.itaf
and scotland 10 Ia 1r"lrd'd oy ms steamer must De spe-
cay adcess'd and a. $50 4 NJ ioi 1So, ana df"ct ~
sieau'1 AncAoa va 's4o~ tna a, io n hi , ,a
rope Dy ,tr'm.h M"'.' - 80 nsn%bn, and ~ Of
ma MAJ. Tor me Vest indies BiaI Ars.n,ue .a.s
EVoT p'' F.Sru.ry ; me mail. tJr Havana cave New.
YORK Fchruar, ami 4 The mails Tor Mexico cave NeW'
iorS February The mails far Australia Sc letSe shn
Ftsucisco February a. Inc aais or emma su Japan eATs
-" i''''''''' rHos JAMES. Postul,,r
Post once New-Yors. February Llo.a
sure cure Tor lung Throat and halarlal Diseases
RYE d ROCk," A. Prepared ~ MI SOLD
ny LEADING DHJ GGISlS AND KECoMME& DIED. BY
PRO, INkNT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOE NY "ENL
AND KuCK"AND TAKE 40 OTHER 81 PER LARGE
HovrIE y VAS BELL. 8s CHAMBERS 81. SLY ~
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY
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LOSS or LIFE IN LONG ISLAND CITY


The block bounded on three sides by Fourth
ana Ffh-sts. ana Wc-t1ve IA Long Island cry, De- .
nest of yarui>h factories Here Emil CuaD ~ Co..
Office No oqJ Peari-.i., Ncw-No~K: Rosenberg sons
40. l7s Pearl-st; Jdmc, Mcfiuiun"s~. and -Cmnit 4
i{uben.t EN- ard the side OF Fifrh-,t. A. W.
Pratt u Co. Yesterday afternoon Hboat O'Clock the
wOrkmen employed IA Rosenberg d sons place, which
Is about midway in toe block mentioned we're engaged
IN attending to The boiling yarusn, when suddenly tnc
doors bet Wccn the builng and the storage
were burst in upon diem, followed NOiuucs of smoke
All tue men, four i've N numGcr, were prosiratcd
JO-cph Elscurc-h was badly shocked Louis listen
VEN WIS badly burned abCut tie mead, ana ma
hi- left hand disabled. CHARGE Forging the Jeremiah.
WAS burned uuiV slightly al the uc bat b-u- iUuud
tht Carrie Hoffman missing, ne rushed through
dreadful Injuries mead. face auu HANDS. lie j. IN
danger Of lOsng hl- ght Hoffman could not BE- "dhd
and persisted la the famcs.
The fire spread with raulijv. and the whole interior
The pace SuuG III haH">, - tHat thc Wc7t ne
dreuei could do wa 10 save Inc adjoining property
The course of the H.s toward fth ~, ana thcle
thrcc small buildings IN I'll! cluyhi ne ana were
DESTROYED. The efforts the irrmcn were directed 10
saving two frame tenement houses IN FlftnNt IN Our
or thrn brlOng Iug Rosenberg a sons, was destroyed
The tenement was occupied ~ MI. NdIlnblcr, WHO
saved hIs furniture.
The flames were finally suhdued by o'clock in the
evening The woIkmcn pO- ItlVe that The nrc oL
mated ia storage uOm aud the suppOstlon T. mat
gases generated tuorc caught from fire ia nr stove
l,el for dTvng purposes. The losses will approximate
buiIaiuEs and materials The particulars oil
Inc insurance could not be asccrthncd III hman VINO
was burned 20 death, rc>ldcut OF WILLIAMSBURG
Mr. TOrganG the foreman, atSO rtsld"nt OF Williams
burg, ana is a captain IN the 81 Regiment
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COUNTY TREASURY IRREGULARITIES

CNcNNAlL Feb. Ga dispatch from Ur-
binl. Oa.o. s.Js The County Commissioner. have ir-
tused h. ir asc Nh Caldwell one OF tie to.d>lG Of
9Ie~un-r Bios,, until new b,nisman Is secured. Nc"
s-@H.L--- -lIegual1les AZ IhG L-x collections
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MIDNIGHT WEiTHER REPOR7.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsmNGIoN, Feb. :. l a, IN. 1879.
For the Middle States, clearing weather dur
ING the day preceded by ght near tie coast dur
ing the morning with light uOrtberiy to westerly WINDS
rising barometer and decided change IN temr1atur'
pr tir Middle states. parhY cloudy weather. " ~
MN suo = 10 The eastern portion. ght Uorrh to II
winds, AM slight change ~ barometer anu 'nif'i'I'
Tp5rr-V'. LOCAL OB%FPN tTIONS.
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An Inshman remarked to bis companion, on
oh.'r,.,s IL l4cy pnss PAT did You ever SEQ - tiin
al. nan before d" " Iniu !" replied the other.
IA lrr.,-htu seen woman as thin 10 tWO or ner
put together ~ have"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-07

SECRETARY SHERMAN GIVES 20 TUr PUBLIC MS
HrroHNENDArIoN or \ Sos or JJ-llcr BRAD
LEY.
NtSuNrlpT, Feb. G.-Nr. sherman has given to
the Pre- .ul copy Of ms personal letter to Mr..
Arthur in respect 10 IA, -on Of Judge Bradley,
which Wa, read in Che senate. II, SAYS that N
comraratiy"ly few eases. and manly ~ the in
stance az gentlemen of great distinction, WHO might
not Gaze 10 have their requests for Office put upon
the public records, he has written personal letters.
lie does not thiuk It honorable III Mr. Arthur, or
talr to these gentlemen to disclose such letters,
but 50 lar "a, he himself Is concerned, he
would under the circumstances rather have them
published The Secretary SAY, that If m had heard
Of any other personal letters OF his disclosed by Mr..
Arthur he would promptly publish them, and not
allow them to leak ont through the cloak OF a secret
session of the Senate The following is the letter
TO General Arthur:
TETN-rEY DEPARTMENT,
PERSONAL WASHINGTON. J,n. -, I~7S.5
DI\H ~iB: Lcose letter nom SIR. justice Bradley,
oi tnc supreme Court, -tIon-y Recommending MS son
pc ,u ~ the Custom H'usc. flc young gcntio-
mtu VIII call oH you and explain more Iily
For MHu.lC-t YEA ON. Would pe very glad torlii-c
Mr. Bradley, whu takes tbs matter greatly 10 uotrt ami
nope Won hc apIr to give Pa, employment, as
ue no Doubt a. nleAy deserving and would De mcltto
iIuuS officer.
leave the matter ~ win tue SINGER" hore hat you
I've aide Go comply with h- Request VERY truly, ETC..
IO.IN SHERMAN.
Guerm C. \. ARTHUR, Coi,c'or C"Sfo,s, A,c lorh.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2iR BROADWAY
BAN 82' rnon. 35-. BID NJ 81 Miniyh', 3d.
Hishsst duT1nV day. 81 Lowest -
Average 334. dsy, 1873. 3"S'
ppOuINENT ARRIVALS.

I'm Irpnus H0ic'-Congressman Morton =.
Hunter OF Indiana Governor Henry Howard OF hous
Island General william smith OF Illinois ana ApheS
HaTy Of Boston, By'ro'ri bouFs Jndge Josiah 70 ~
botf 81 Bostnn...C, Eieh0'Gs Ho''' NCo Gresham
IN mas g. Plat Of Owrgo " Joseph C0let PTesi-
Cincirnat and Terre Haue Railroad COMPANY.
H.tse-Gou ~sm1Uclect warner N 'T, OF
erkrler y. Y..... Windsor Hot''-"enera John hnapP
of Auluru y Y 1890. 81 JI1es U1'S-t1lv treasurer j.. l.
SouthwOttb and Judge James r. Mitchell ~ Phiaarpla
E0s.in0,s HOtei-IhOmas e. Flagier OF LooAp"it n l.
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FAILURE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. FRIDAY, Feb. :. 1870.
NcSsrS. Miller & iIiggnhotham, extensive
dycrs ~ cltAclrt, have failed II 1, believed thcr la
bllifits large.