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LOST AND MISSING SHIPS.

HALIFAX, n s., Dec. 24.-The schooner
". H. Bruokfeld, wHich sailed from Port Midway
Queens County. for Boston month has not since
been heard of. Dispatches received al WildsOr from
Yarmouth by the owners Of the missing ship Hannah
Morris, stale that SHE spoken ON December by
Captain &c ng OF the schooner Lucrri4. at Var
mouth, in latitude $50 so Longitude TO. She was then
ninety-three days on from Liverpool for Philadelphia
and had experienced mad weather Tn" vessel and
crew, however ali right. and required no assist
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Dee. 24.-Grave apprehensicns
for the nv OF tue fishing schooner Ma
thani-i W-hst r. CAPTAIN Robert C. Grant
SAS FRANCISCO, Dee. 2i.-rhe steamer Wilmington
wnc1 arrived from Panama to-day, brings news tnat
French bark EsperaLce, from Havre and the Amcri
can rcut0n lost 10 san Bias on Decein
ber a. brine thrown on the rocks nv heavy swell.
SANDY HOOK " j., Dec. 24-Lnst Saturday, the
schooner -t,p hru Harding, Wrchr IA ab Frbtualys
great gale. still sound, aud tlr cOGsi-wrrc ling pt0
Ole had every hope OF SAVING her. Tuesdays storm
proved q sas.rnu, 10 and became log Zcd
The Coast Wrcckmg Company now stripping The
vessel vii he sold tho beach Tor tho benefit
of those IN In
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CARPENTEI-At Harrison. n. Y. on fi.h day mornme.
i2t month 80, Docas Carpenter in Oh; 18Th year OF hsF
House. seventh dag the 23th inst AZ II
O'Clock
Carriages the HsIlem train leaving Grand Cenrh
Depot at g:lJ a. IN. for White Piains.
LUGAR-on Friday December 49, after short ilnesa 10
sephlne =. East0n. wiz u Henry p. LukaF. -.
Relatives friends invited 10 attend service ~ hi az
residence, 1874 East 4tst, Monday DccemDer ~ ~ IA
O'Clock 4.
Remains will b. taken tO West Troy for in'erment
sMITH-kted IN railroad accident Lineointg1 y c.
ON Welne.iay afternoon, December ~ frank W Sn'sn
aged 30 wears.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SPEY Tuesday. December 81 1890 at his country
residence Baysido Monmouth County " J Albert opeY-
-. after painful illness. .,--- -, -.
FuneYa services takcpsce bs sie residence and no
closing services az ~ Marks Church. Zdafe ana iOin'
Hcg.i ok CITY on SATURDAY, December %, ar p M
TAYIORIn Brooklyn 2sth inst Tbeodcre eldest child .,
COrDeia Taylor m tue ~t year O MS s9s
the invited 10 aend ihn acf4i .erfice
on O'Clock frDm the residence Of his parents
IA DntOD-st
THACHER-In LOulOn. En- ,lsHd on the lin inst Nrs
ThacheT. Vile 90 the G@Df1e Inncbe-.
ID D. frmerly President Of the state University OF Iowa
TIF NY-At STANFORD Conn. ThnsafiT Dcrsno,f g.
alters shcrt Hin William Henry, only brother 81 Catios
l.. Tiffany. IN the ed year OF MS age
The will b. Greenwood Tor nterment ieiV
ing Grand Central Depot at / O'Clock Christmas bay
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EuROPEAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Dec. 2i-POrk-Prine &Sss-gasfsrn. duh
AZ 81 Western. dun at 81. Bacon -JunDsrland Cut
dull az AZ. klO. dull Al Lone Clear.
steady 49,. short Clear. steady AZ Al. Hams-LJag
cut shoulders steady 20 6d Beef-Inda
none Extra steady go Prime Mess,
new steady H. LardPrmc Western steady nj 40 I'd.
Tall0w-Pme CIV. steady a. 81 6d. lurDentns-spirits.
steay 35. Rosn-fme. steady al I'D. Common, duli
at 5,0i. Cneese-American ChOlce dull at 20. lari
OIL steady AZ. FourExtra Stata steady IL I'D Wheat
No i. White. dull at Sd spring Ma 2, dull
a, 81. Winter Western, dull . Id. New
Winter. II al 9l0d CornMlxed hrmc at 81 -d-
Ot-YelOw American, none in Market kosn
London steady ~ 0Ud % ID 5pllLs Turpen-
tine o London. steady at 330..
LONDON. Dec 24-l2.3Op m-Lard 40. per
American; Bacon $3.50 per cwt for short Clear Middles.
Wheat for the three
centals including 10000 American.
Dec. Al d m.-lefned Petroleum. l05.l2d.
ga spirits OF fnrpentine 34lJdG3H per cwt
LONDON Dec. 2ff:3O m-Sugar, %. 025i 81. per cwL
Centrfuga po'ri2ng so" and 22 G22Od
Mus, OvadO FAIR Refining. anOaL
AHrWaHl. Dec. 4.-Petroeum % q francs pale
American " ic0xs Lard ll5 trancs 90 confines
Kill
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ADDITIONAL TalDE REPORTS.


f,OrrON ,fAgTFr--s TELEGsAPL
AUGUST. Dec. 2t-cortol quiet MiGdnne. l95-G.: Low
si9nsni- ~ bale, ses 7O2 oaios: -tock 1850. ,5o5
ssS1eats 80 "a e.' "a aae. S573 5aes
so Pee: I Good srn ale , Sna e., . e Ow
bales cross rs bales exports colt'se 90 oaea sales
net ,ef9 5 lSs bale ar9Is 5I saS slt o
eoastwse l,,j0 bales: sales .0i- Oaes; -ounera 1906
CuAaLgsrnN Dee 2i-Cotton steady Mid6m9 l 'sa:
LC% Naans u ~ -, S1 , YT il,t1 ~, i H r. %
tiaent 29Oo laies 8 i.s @uy bale sL4eH o. bale
l6l bales % he Continent 47i4 OaeN c"tst"ise J.7l2
,iALyrsToS, Dec S1.-coton firm Miadnn~. '2c.. Low
Mdlng, lO'4c.; Good Oriinar 5r net siut' t.-64
564 bales stock Ic.i bales weeky MT fer.rs. o.
10 Fra cc s7 Bales to the con,inen % uas
LOUISVILLE, Drc a o;ton quiet Nlddmg: A &c.
weekly receipts, l,js0 bales si9mehts 2oOl bales
MEiirIls, pee 4i-Cotton quiet ,nddliue. &c: re
sloc0 I-s bales. 1873 llds58 o4ics weeNly net
27ZO bales shipments 1880 bates. sa-es $500
NOBLE Dec. 2i.cott9n qdct; m'6dng Il aac; 10y ays
bales export, co.'s Wis., g5 als aies 20 bales so1 l.
bales exports . Great Britain 4Ol uales coaswise $500
NEw-OELEAss De. zI.-Couon steady Middling II he.
ley o HddnR I'D sci TS So Ira.y; ~ 81 c ne
s0cS 2505s7 bales weekly net reccpts g. 5O4 tales gTos
France 5,6l5 ooastwise 6Il9 Uales sales $500
NORFOLK De-. 24-Cotton s,eady Mddlinr. Il i2c,
Britain o. Daes c6astwse ,O5 bales. ales. G2s laes
STOCK b6l weekly receipts 2a9 0ses. gross
992 baes 10 Great Britain. 2lj5s bales coast
wise 1917 bales sales. j,s3l bales
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2i.C0Uon duil Middlng. l2isc Low
Mddlng. ii &c GOOD Ordinary &c; net receipts 652
gross lljO bales; sales 4i4 baies SPUN 344
bales stock 737 bale, weekly net eceDtS Lob bales
gross otto bales expo Great Britain. l,oD3 baes
sales. ..iSS bales sDiiiners. . 82j bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2i-Cottonqdet Middhne II nc. Low
MddmF, llc1iOOd Ordinary, 9'sc. net rcceip.s. 649
bales gross 80 2bales exports Grcit Britain 1913 bae
10 France, !. J4O TO tho Continent. 800 les
WIS., l.54 bales sales 1000 bales last 2 bales
l922J bales net receipts 5l996 bales
32,I24 ba exports 10 Greh Eritsin 3On bales 10
France 7J4O bales 92S bales
wise i.Jl4 bales sales / loo bales
81. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-CoIton quiet Mdding. IL Low
Mddng iOsc Good Ordinary, Zoe: receIpts l642 bales
Shipments 2,232 bales safes 0+l bales stock, aS.7S
bales weekly l93S5 bales; shplnens -
balos; 6, 975 bales.
NEW. YORK. Dec. 2i.-Ihe following the
cepts cotton at the below mentJnei ports since Sepen
Der J.. 1885, to date inclusive:
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ing ia tho secnrity given to the conclusions arrived
Mt in maay subjects treated OF IN these letter. IN
consequences of the breadth Of the basis on which
the reasoning is founded. The multiplicity OF SUD
ect and opposite directions of investigation, when
have 30 often been alleged against me. as u sources
of weakness. are in reality, as che mulupilcu put
tresses of the apse of Amiens, as secure IN allied
result they opposed IN direction Whatever
flor instance) have urged in economy has ton tunes
the force when 10 Is remembered 10 nave neeh
pleaded for by a man loving the splendor and advis-
ing the luxury of which Overland their towers
with gold and their walls with ivory. NO man
oftener than has had into his teeth the favor
te adage of the insolent and the feeble ne sulor
But it mas always been forgotten by the speakers
that although the proverb might on some occasions
be wisely spoken by an artist TO acobbier ~ couio
never be- wisely spoken by cobbler to an artist.
After which parting shot. the cobblers have little
choice but to leave Mr.. Ruskn in possession of the
field. q. W. s.
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CH4RGED WIrH BRIBERY.

NEw-OGLEANs. Dec. 24.-The Grand Jury is
again investigating the alleged bribery by which the
New Orleans CRY Railroad Company obtained this right
OF way las october twenty five years FOR certain
stree railroads for winch they paid $500 COO although
more money had been offered by other bidders. It l.
stated that the GRIND Jury had evidence that checks
am uniting to about 10000 mad been drawn 10 the
order at Pr,slGen; Wntz OF the railroad company. n
ada ion 10 the bonus paid tho cry. IT NMiZ WAS
sen for this afternoon give the Of lie
vino rcc.iv me iaOney. Acting on Ia" ADVICE Of c0un-
he refused u answer any questions Ioe witness
wa- then mt fore juice Roman. of the CrImiu a
Cour.. and sentenced DAYS for contempt. Mr.
MLufZ a NOW Tie Z ri.L Pr -nn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
NAVAL O&Df rs.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2l.-Captain John G..
Walker mas ordered to hold himsoi. 10 readiness to
command the Cutad States steamship Shenandoah
Lieutenant Herbert Wusow has been ordered TO duty
a, the Navy Yari al Portsmouth, " r. Surgeon l.. ID.
Kennedy to the Norfolk Navy Yard surgeon W. X Van
Rcypen has been detached the Norfolk Navy Yard
anc placed waiting orders. The United StSes sc
snip Powhatan sailed rem Newport L. l.. on December
D. Leave of absence Las been granted TO Commander
Allan D. Brown Tor seventeen days; 10 Lieutenant
Samur W. Very for fortnight TO Chief Engineer Henry
L. Sry.er Tor days. Assistant Engineer Robert g..
Derng anthOrZ ID tn DC his return nome for
three, alOn5 f. upon being relieved from duty The
EnrOpetn station. The leave OF absence OF Lieu Tenant
John d. Keeler has been extended TN II JANUARY 10.
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

BRADFORD, Penn, Dec. 24.-Albert Magee
and Thomas Perry. MOOnAghters," went torpedo a
well north OF Bradford early hour this morning
The nIlro-gl, cerne WAS CONCEALED and Magee placed
his cans containing thiry-soven pounds of the expo-
sive in a tub OF warm water 10 liquey IT, From
Unexplained cause the compound exploded terrible
force. Magoe torn to pieces aud his remains scat-
tered about Perry vas standing distance away
bu was thrown against building bv with great
violence. HIS hcHrng destroyed and his body bad
bruised Tie derrick lnd house reduced
SD inters The broke "a distance Of
nearly "a mile Magee twenty five years OF and
las been ding The oil regions for several years
He was a native OF OhiO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Leave of absence
for two months surgeons certificate OF disa-
biity has bcen granted Second Lieutenant John
G. Balance COL Infantry. The leave OF absence on
surgeons certificate OF disability granted Captain Henry
Carroll 9h Cavalry. has been extended three months
The leave OF absence granted First Lieutenant Herbert
T. Tufhery Isl Cavalry. Depart meut OF California. has
been extended four months. DETERMINATIONS Roger
Jones' Assistant Inspector General, has been detail
inspect quartcrmaser ana camp aud gar
rsOn equipage hand M the Washington Arsenal, d.
c. reported requiring the action OF inspector
for which Lieutenant Colonel j. NJ. w uitemorc, Ord
nance Department, acfIDg Assistant Quartermaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
ANOTHER 4RnEsrF2R THE FORCED CHECK

Adolph Bessie the man who gave to c. A. Runk c
the forged check for presenting which Nh Sackett
was arrested YESTERDAY CAS- described the 3 plgel
was arrested last night at his house NJ. 7S6 Mon
roe-st., Brooklyn, by Detective Chambers. Bessie
says that the check given TO him sOc collection
drew no bill of sale fer real estate.
lie SAYS that Sins Tran received TWO checks. one
for 81 800 and the other for $l,15O, from joan
Steele IN payment for small faru. The police are
searching for Steele aud irs Tran. Bessie was
locked up IN the First Precinct Police Station
House in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
FIRE RECORD.
A BUILDING DESTROYED AT PATERSON.

A BUILDING DESTROYED AT PATERSON
A fire broke out about 1 a. IN. yesterday
at No. 299 Main-st, Paterson, N. j. and totally ue-
stroyed stock and building of r. t. Van Dyke Co..
furniture dealers. and did much damage 10 No. $50,
occupied by Robert Duncan IA stove store and dwell
ing. The loss on the Van Dyke building was about
SIS 900; insured for So 900 In each OF The following
COMPANIES: Commercial Union, Tradesmens OF New
ark; Farmers. OF Newark; Queen, OF England, ara
PEGnix. BROOKLYN. The loss the Stock Is e3ooOo
ell for SIS GO0 IN the following companies
German Amaricau Phs1x, OF LOndpu and C0nti1cn' al
81 800 each Queen. England, Sl23O The origin OF
the fire IL a mystery fhe loss OF Robert Duncan IL
slight insured for $500.
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FOUR MEN KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

POTTsvLLE, Penn, Dec. 25.-After the
crew OF engine No 2j2 had quit work Yesterday at
Pnlo Alto the Reading Road, extra crew took the
engine Pot Cirboa to take out train Of loaded
coal cars. When they lad proceeded far az Belmont
two miles and haf above Pnlo Alto, the engine OK
podcd blowing 1t atoms. and Instantly killing Patrick
DnnOGue The engiuecr Thomas Kcnyin, the cuniuotJr
william and john Miier, the two latter br@KencB
The men all leave families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

NVIIVU5I6 ~ VIsI WVWIX
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25, l a. m.-GeneTally
cloudy weather and light reported from New
England and the Middle States. with northerIy winds
higher barometer and no ange in temperature. The
barometer fallen in The Southern States. with slightly
warmer partly cloudy weather. local rains and north
ery 20 easteriy winds. Generally cloudy weather con.
in te Lake region, the Northwest Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, with occasional light rains
easiery eOutherv winds aud less OF the
MissIssipp and decidedly colccr LOrt west winds
rlsDg barometer Ia the upper Missouri ValIey
Indications.
For Neu-Engand, generally cloudy weather and light
snow, nOrtheFiy cstery winds slight followed
BY falling barometer and nearly stationary Temperature
For the Middle states nOrthcrlv to rY winds. in
cTcGsing c.Oudmess ana hight with falling baron
ter and slight rise IN temperature during the day
CduhOnGry Signals.
Cautionary Signals ordered from Capo Henry TO
Cape Lookout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE At KINGSTON, n. 2

KINGSTON, n. Y. Dec. 24.-Wlliam S.
Wo,ven q shoemaker. OF this city, attempted To hang
himself this afternoon. He was found before life
extinct but the doctor says lac cannot He IA
fortytwo years Old ana generally respected. His wife,
prosrated by the SHOCK IA also IN dangerous condi ion
Tue Of her last summer impaired her intellect
TINS so depressed Mr.. W0ven impe him attempt
suicde lie has TWO yonnE dalghters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
~ IMPORT4NT DECISION.

NEwBURG. n. Y, Dec. 2i.-The Court of
Appeals has Just rendered decision that has settled
question great interest TO lawyer. Chapter 800,
Laws OF 1879 provides that Courts OF Special Sessions
exceBt In New-YOrk and Albany, shall have exclusive
Jurisdiction the first Instance hear ana determine
actions OF assault battery peiit larceny malicious
mischief. cruelty ANIMALS and other InisdemranOrs
Court OF Appeals mas just decided 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
LOSS OF LIFE AT A ST. LOUIS FIRE.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 24.-The Pacific Touring
mill OF Rehler Bros. the corner Of Third ana CEDAR
St.. almost completely destroyed by fire between
and O'clock last evening. About 500 barrels OF Hour
10000 bushels of wheat, aud some $4,000 worth OF
new mas hinery DESTROYED. Henry Carroll and
Patrick LtrKen members OF Fire Eugine No. Is. were
carried down falling floor. Carroll was killed ahd
L3rsrn injured. An employee u med Biederman was
badly burned TIE mill was insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
A TRAVELLING AGENT KILLED.

Benedict, Hall & Co., boot and shoe manu-
facturers q this city, informed by dispatch
Thursday that their travelling agent Francis w Smith.
had been killed In the aceDlent tho Carniini Central
Railroad. member the firm to TRIBUNE reporter
that Mr. Smith, who was thirty-sx years Ola and m
married. entered the firms fifteen years ago. aud
that ne It's trusted employees. For tue
last ten years hIs travelled salesman in North
Carolina, where he was well known in almost every
town Of an portancr. The deceased man was "A Ia
tive o. BrOOkiuld. Conn, whrrc his father ana TWO
hrnfnrr4 hrp -IIII living.
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RAILRO4D CASUALTIES.
4 COLLISION AT RocKFoRD. low.

COLLISION AT ROCKFORD. IOWA
CHICAGO, Dec. PA dispatch from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. says collision occurred Wednesday even
ing tins Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Rail
road between freight en,ino which attempting to
reach Rockford Station the northern portion OF the
State against m, aud the regular souhbound paSsrn-
ger train. Engineer George McClcand was killed and
Fireman Ferguson, OF freight tram, was seriously
injured The collision occurred while the trains were
rounding "a sharp curve almost within the limits OF me
town of Rockford The passengers escaped Win a
slight shaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 25.-The st. Paul
ana Duluth Railroad has been consolidated with the
Chicago. 81. Paul. Miunea polls and Omaha Railroad
President Ilsev the former road resigned sGd "a
succeeded by Il. II. Porter. Ia likewise president oil
the Chicago st. Pau, Minneapolis and Omaha Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
TRAINS DELAYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.--The delay occa-
STONED the morning express from New York the new
line greater to-day than yesterday the train being
the mile Of track in the Pennsylvania Railroad
yard for two hours aud fortynve minutes. The Penn
sylvania engine to phil tho train through the Pennsyl-
vania yard did not appear unt nearly one hour after
the train had reached yard Last ugl6s trains were
delayed from one-Dalf to one aud Ralf hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
HEAvY LO..Es In COKsICANA.

CoRsICAvA, Tex. Dec. ga fire this morn
ing tne principal business block Of Corcan FeSultes
in the total destruction Of the stocks and buildings OF
Jewell & Jester, hardware. l,ss $1,000; A. Fox 81
Brother. dry-grods 1852 900; J. r. sullivan & Co., boots
and shoes, SoJ 600. The adjoining buildings on bo n
sides damaged to the ent OF about $4,000 Ihe
fire OrelnIted among cotton samples IN Fewei &
testers The Insurance WAL cover ABOUT % Per
cent O the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

A Cold SEEMS SMALL APFAIR.-Most peo-
pie neglect IT, VINO minds ~ Yer a cold may turn To
consumption. ana then follows almost certain death.
Better take cold in time by using Dr. d. Jayne's Ex
pectorant the welkuown standard remedy for coughs
colds, consumption asthma. bronchitis and all pulmonary
comp ANTS and your cold Will disappear, we'll as all
apprehension OF danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

HAVANA Dec. 24.-Sugar-NOthing done dnring the
IN warehouse "a Havana ami Matanzas3O 100
boxes bags G4OO hhds week-IOO
boxes. and 900 Exports during wees
bags and 900 hhds including 80
hhGl. the Quilted states Spanish gold a0o aa02UGt
EXCHANGE fat the United states. 80 days gold ss40
premium; 10, short sight, 0l201O premium; London,
lSLgl9L premium. Paus4iss4- y premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
A CONTROLLING INTEREST SOLD.

LACoNIA, N. H., Dec. 25.-The controlling
interest In the Nashua Acton and Boston Railroad has
been purchased by tn Concord Railroad Company at
the reported price of $3.50, OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
CoLLIsION ~ GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 24.-A freight train and
delayed PASSENGER tAe air Line Railroad came
COLTS this ci'y, ~ d. KaiD COGaty This even
ing. Peter KEYS engineer ana James Co Inns. colGred
fireman OF passenger Train, were kiiitd. Tie Two
engines were tee cupta." ami total wreck. No
other person was injured. Trains delayed several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
IN AN OIL FACTORY.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning
III the South Brooklyn on Works, at the foot oil Hunt
ingGgn-st. Brooklyn. The south wing OF the factory
wa desi royed causing loss OF ST 900 By the
efforts OF the hrcmen the main part OF tie factory was
saved. The loss covered ny Insurance. The hrr was
caused by engineer. George Hazsitlne, Or pplns
lamp on the floor where II saturafrd with oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

This wirs from sp.ers Mt Prospect vneyaras ssn ~
foreigners the most choice pors 20 'h as
extremely particular Their choice o. rines use az
Pot Crane and burgundy Wines for thor tpie snu
for evening entertainments and parties .s
any ally for the new felr tsoiSs
foe eommuniso and for the sckly consumpuyes
AlesrOom, ~ WarreD-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
JOHN KELLY ABOUT 70 LECTURE

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-John Kelly has an en-
gagement to lecture here. Central Music Hail. o.
January o. for the benefit Of the Bishop Foley Mem0ra
Fund OF 81. Jnseph's Orphsn Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
4 NEW CHICAGO PROJECE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The Committee of the
Board OF Trade have reported the directors propo-
Tor the purchase OF lot and the creation OF
Board of Trade building Tao site proposed ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

The bfer coli NJ winter coming 50 eary
Will sind OF tns thOasalds Ot Ate cnl
den IN YuE waJ hOme.es, fian Hess without
shelter from Bling aul csi. 9l clad All bare
foOtsr and s.e-ping often cellars arcs, Growing
misery Lacy reach out nsnl, ~ seHt
10 Ia this country whom PrOyiigSae AS
b.es sed. aid ask alf sympathy
VINO yil help the I'll Ill hFN'S AID SOCIETY ~ maze
CHRI-TdA happier these unfortunate Et5ie ones The
best Christmas eff HOME. , 49,
homes the country o. HI INBRED DOLLARS WI rnt
slos Oh ; larcfoOtel little girls o. Al . DRIED
DOLLAR will give buggy children hot meal for
month.
-rcy thee renis and COMFORT
viii ei0v CHRIS. Aa better teeng they have m1 10
hamper 20 q homeless ana ienci1ss orphan.
DrcsInb 4 :. 1851 &. l. BRACE secretary
Chidr,n's Aid society 10 East ith-st., Nenlork
Of clothing DO scnt . tl3 trnrd
Oic. stst. New YOfs VIII Do called ioF Il ths
address Ne forwarded.
D0ua.iOs money be ncoSed % either o tao rnuel
signed they Post lice orders iev
order OK Coz. ir2 'Gfcr
NM 4. BOGTh. Presdcut.
Third National SANK 20 Nassau a.
GEORGE =. coz. Treasurer.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER IS, 1880

lot south OF the Grand Pacific Hotel and between 10 ana
the Vanderbilt or Rock island depot Il Is &C pfc:cns
the property Of William L. Scott, OF Erie, Penn Inc
proposition TO make tho purchase will be voted on Do
cember 30.
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TIE rev. JOIN :. PHELPS.

TRENTON, y. j., Dec. 24.-The Rev. John s.
Phelps pastor OF The Central Methodist Church TINS
CIV. led late evening he q zralau, preacher
and gained some reputation deOtraIser. He was
Gf;y-threo years OF axe.
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DIR. JAMES e. wHyTcOliB.

NORWICH Conn, Dec. 25.-Dr. James B.
wmtcomO o. Brooklyn, wlndham County. Corn. a
pro tinenr physician Connection. died on
Wednesday ~ the age Of seven ys'X years lie prac-
tisei his profession for flfty-tlrec years.