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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
PLAIN AND FANCY UNDERWEAR.

r. Fl. Macy e. Co. arc at present making
special sale III their underwear and infants wardrobe
departncnt All the goods offered manufactured in
the house. 10 the embroidery on the flannel SKIRTS
and blankets in the infants department The blankets,
or shawIs arc white flannel and merino heavily en-
bro,dercd ON the edge in large scaops Each corner s
filed with q handsomely design. pretty one
has sprays of wheat and flowers exqusitey done
in white silk.
Long and short clOaks for Summer arc Of whito
pioue trimmed with quantities Of insertion and wide
brOidery Beautiful Of tho finest, cheerest
uolDsook with the entire front OF Of breton lace
and insertion set In points down tho 'front.' others have
sImpIy SQUARE neck formed Of lace and insertion,
eubroidcry both back front These robes made
full and are tied at tho waist with narrow
sash OF DainsOOk, hcmmcd all round Dainty
little short dresses arc mado almost ell
trely OF lace and insertion cut in the Gabriel style
with the French ounce setOn Those made to
over little colored alps. Palmer Of Dainscok
iae1pets in the Same shape the Gabrielle top being lad
IN narrow box pIeas. The bottom OF tho French Dnnco
s Hnished with rufo OF embroidery. Every article
pertaining 10 an iufnts wardrobe IL kept IN this de-
nartmept both In expensive ami IN inexpensive stylcg
The ladies' underwear Ia one oi inc largest depart
nents this house, and contains large assortment OF
mn sets Tbe nfght~dr0-a trout 10 trimmed with InCp ana
insertion or and pus embroidery aud insertion
The cbemise Is made vita square NECK both trout ana
bIck, tho yoke being f0rlnei entirely Of lace
with q narrow band Of muslin % stay tho
slteves arc simply a nGrfOw band OF lace In
serit0D with q lace TUfro the odgc. Tor
eoT, nd italian laces those most usod these
SuIts 10 they are ava moro durable tlan any
OF tho newer laces. Corset c"vors baVe the
PofnpadonP shaped neck, baCk hnd 'front.' formed
n lace Insertion ana puns OF lDuRllni or
the pointed front in the earAe materials. Skirts
ara Tngde with the French h'un"e formed 10y
deep ebroldeFy or narrow TnfnoE Of embroidery set on
tue bottom Of plain skirt Handsome skrls are made
rows 0fnaTr0w tUcks ana finished with M ge Of laco
these skirs have tiny TnlB Of eHmbrlC sol uDdf Tho
deeper ruie which Is intended to be- stnrched eH ANA
huted to mold out tho lace edge Of the wider rfe.
In the ribbon department arc IN my novelties in the
Persian aud ohaDgeabc rbbouG Those lnttOr come In
norieted designs IN large and small patterns. Polka
dots aud squares relieve the solid cOOrs ia those now
nbbOns Among the novelties IN hosiery tho OF Gu
WOrk Ldsle thread hose, that come In "a mum
Der OF hdeF, from cTcamswhite to ReudnrIue
blue, emDIcdsEsd tho luBtep to look like crOcheed
work Plsin elk and spun SIR hose come 10 all the
newest aud most delicate shades, old gold aud dark
garnet prevailing ani0pg tue darker colors while rose
plt anQ pale blue ere among tue moro delieafe
Roman stripes are most ~ isIOr ~ the ribbed silk aud
among them all ~ ~ w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

They have been receiving the past Winter 81 30 Dor
day. and now demand 81. The men were offered
81 70, but refused 1t and quit work. Yesterd aJ
about twenty-five new men won't to WORK 81 the
latter price, The cid hands ut first showed an IN
cliDation to interfere with the new NEIL put inc
police prevented disturbances. -. s..,
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS ,sr
NFw-RoCHELLE.-The election held at New-Ro-
chelle on Tuesday evening for village officers re-
suited in the choice of E. Oliver Isclisty Democrat
William Brady, Democrat, and Gideon W. Dayen-
port Republican, for trustees, and Thadeus Davids,
Democrat, treasurer.
scARsDALE.-The barn of John Read in the town
of Scarsdae, Westchester Co., was destroyed Dy
FIRE on Tuesday night. About ten tons OF hay ana
lot Of farming implements were also consumed.
Loss about 81, 900. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of tramps, who had taken refuge IN
the barn for the night.
CoRTLANDT.-At meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation of School District No. Of COrtlaldt, Mrs.
Gilbert Hart, woman Of culture and refinement
was elected member Of the board in the place OF
William Mabe, resigned. The appointment gives
general satisfaction. General ]. W. Hustled IS
member of the present board. This is the tirst ap
polntment since the new law was passed permitting
a woman to fill the position of school trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
DIR VAN DYKES POINTED REPLY,

The Rev. Dr. Henry J. Van Dyke has published
card reply TO the statements of the trustees OF the
them Of expenses incurred when the General Assem-.
bly, met in that church in 1875, which they claimed
were due from the Presbytery. He pronounces the
Statements "false and Infamous" and denies that
any committee was appointed by the Presbytery to
arrange for the General Assembly, and that the
eonity for the expenses of entertaining the Assem-
bly. He then explains the financial arrangements
at that time He adds that the charge OF $50 for
communion wine was great surprise to him; such
wine is worth 81 gallon, aud lie asks "Are VIC re-
CURED to believe that the General Assembly con i
sumed zine gallons of wine at single oelebratlon
DYKE SAYS: "These facts are published in the ear
nest hope that the Presbytery of Brooklyn will see
the necessity of putting stop, II possible, to tho
Presbyterian Church IN tins city covered with dis
grace In the sight of God and man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
OPENING OF THE COACHING SEASON.

p,psr TpIp OF TIE TAILY-HO TO NEW.B0CHELLE'
better day than Yesterday for the opening OF the
coaching season could not have 6een aske4i u
trim of Colonel Delaney Kanes Tally ITO coac1
from the Brunswick Hotel to New-kocneIe a hn
hack was most enjoyable. At minute or two pe-
fore 10 the coach appeared, Colonel Kane nOIu-
inc the htch.sprited horses we'll in hand, ana oy @
graceful turn bringing them close up TO the euro III
front of the hotel. The windows from w1cu Gu !. q
view of the animated scene could be oDtalneu were
filled with ladies, who watched for the appearance
of Mrs. Delaney Kane and her guests 1or Tue nay.
They were promptly on hand, and soon IN tnelr
seats ON the TOD of the coach. The ladies ana gem
tlennen were as follows: Colonel and Mrs. Deia me-
Kane, Frederick Bronson and wife, George r WEI
more and wife, Oliver lscn and Miss 1SeHnl Io M
I, Kane and wife, Miss Kane and hugo tntcn' no ~,
one rode inside the coach. The ladies' wore GaI X
Spring toilets, aud carried bouquets OF OrlRh'
flowers. 49,, e.. 4Lo 1orc
ride Colonel Kane grasped the Telns, the guard
wound some merry notes on his bugie, ana Away aM9
the horses dashed up Fifth-ave which was niiSu
with vehicles of all descriptions, requiring STEADY
hand and quick eye to guide the nervous; eager ger
horses among them. All along the avenue the Pc
destrans stopped to LOOK WIN ta wns adhered to
with variations of only few minutes: Relays OF
horses were in waiting at Hariemi Union L9 ~
Pelham Bridge NeW-ROchele, and OF pelham Bridge
again on the return. stop of several hours was
made at New-ROchelle where the party arrlVed al
IT, u,
Which had gathered near the Hotel Brunswick, as
it came down Murray Hill, and few SECONDS later
the ringing notes of the bugle attracted Tue aten-
ton of all in the neighborhood, and at 900 D. l
Eve minutes behind the schedule time, tie coach
rounded up before the door and the guests oT
DAYS in advance To-day c. Oliver Isein will drive
q party of friends to New-Rochelle, and tomorrow
Pierre Lorillard with eoach-Oad will ENJOY the
occupy the top seats Among the Others who have en-
gagged seats for themselves and their friends during
the coming few weeks are Dr. KnlOch. Mrs. Delaney
Kane Colonel JAY, G. II. Arnold James Lawrence.
Philip j. Sands, Walter Kane. Thomas P, Ramsdell'
Mr.. Roosevelt. r, r.; GambTll, John l. Kane. z 2
Fellows. S. /. CalfOrd, j. P. Kernoehan, George H.
Mrs William Astor who has engaged the whole
coach for May 10, Mr.. Haven, Robert seney, o. w;
parade Of tIe Coaching Club will take place on Sat
urday, May %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
SINGULAR CLAIM AGAINST Il RARBL

The Rev. DR.. Gustav GOtthcil, the we'll
known Jewish rabbit was u'd IN May, 1879, the SUI
prcIne Court by Jacob Bas"h recover $1,000 for pc
cullar services Tue plaintiff claimed that Nh Gottheil
employed him III September, 1878. to procure Il posi-
tIon as rabbi aud II was agreed that he should no
bly, paid for his services. H. says that he succeeded In
having DR.. Gotthoil appointed aB rabbit at the Temple
Nm uuC nj mn unuunl salary Oi 10000 The clc gY-
man Ing aimee received 800 900 Tor his five years SER
vice. aud the pIntn donandH 10000 Tor bis efforts III
tniuug TING plucc IL bis answer Or. GUthpil Hdull-
ned thnt hp was rabbi ~ The Temple Emanuel and that
ne had received 500 900 ~ that cnacY All the other
uIlcpntIuus were denied A mOtlnn mndc before
JugtCp Dnuullc. ~ the Suprcu" Court Chambers, by
Tue doicndnHt 10 have tho tnsu dismissed Tor want ~
,rnsrcuti,n Jusice Dnnuhuc decided Tuesday To
prnut tho muun unless mo plaintiff would BtlpulaO TO
fry tItg Case ~ soon ~ ~ was reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
heath ny PISTOL AND HALTER.

An unknown man committed suicide at his room
in Busch's Hotel, HObOken. Tuesday night. He
was about fty-fve years Of age. well -dressed, with
gray hair and chm whiskerS. When he entered the
hotel he refused to register his name, but insisted
name, and be replied "JOhn Jones, of St.
Louis" AS soon as the stranger reached his
room he closed the door, and shot himself
When the door was opened he was found lying dead
on the floor near the bed The clothing was closely
examined, but no papers were found leading to the
Identification of the remains. .
James c. Blauvelt, age eighty living with his son
at Tenafy, N. j.. went into the barn and hung HIM
self yesterday afternoon. He was form 'rly car.
man in New-York. His brain had become affected
nv opum-eating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
Suicide OF A POLICEMAN.

Officer John A. Bennett. of the Nineteenth Pre-
cinct shot himself yesterday in the yard behind the
forty-four years old, and had been in tho depart
ment since 1867. He was careful and popular
officer and his domestic relations were happy
thing but me gave his confidence to no one. Yes
terday morning he was detailed to duty in Fifth
ave., at the new Vanderbilt houses, where the der
at his post and seemed greatly depressed At II
o'clock he shot himself in the forehead, dying in
stantly. The body was taken to his homo at No.
14b East Fifty-fourth-st He leaves wife and a
young daughter. Last Autumn Officer Bennett re-
ceived the Life Saving Society medal for rescuing
n bow from drowning In the East River at the risk
of his own life,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
srApcu,No FOR MISSING PERSONS.

The search for Anton Cole the Minneapolis res
city without success. Beyond the fact that he had
purchased trip-ticket to Denmark nothing, was
learned about his movements in this city, and little
doubt remains that he is dead
Among other disappearance reported TO- the po-
lice is that of Miss Curry, who was employed in
No 638 broadway. She lost her employment re-
Gently, aud on April IL disappeared Miss Curry IS
thirty-fve years old. Alarms have been sent out
from the Central Office for the following persons
John Burke. age forty-fve years Alice BOodgood,
age twenty-five years !; Mary A. Beatty, age sixty
six years, insane; Sarah Engert, age eighteen
wears Mary Shaer, age forty years, deranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

James RYAN was charged in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday by William Lamoude, of
No IL Sulllvan-st., with burglary. .Lamoude aaid
vent TO bed and that soon afterward he was
awakened by some one squeezing his hand. As he
sprang up Ryan out Of his room. He was sure
he locked his door when he went to bed, and he
charged Ryan with attempting to steal his watch
valued at S95. An officer had seen Ryan trying
several doors along Sulvan-st., and as he came
guilty of burglary and said he mstOOk the house he
entered for another. He wac held for trial with
bail at 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
1noK1NG 11P nE11No11ENT TAxpAYERs.

Judge Depue. of Essex County, New-Jersey, in
called the attention of that body to the matter of the
evasion Of personal taxes For several dayspast the
several business men and officials Of Newark have
been called to testify. Yesterday number of these
appeared ut the Court House in Newark with bank
and other account books, but owing to an infOr-
malitv no examination was made. The sworn
statements of personal taxpayers are dated April
of each year. About 600 persons rated as personal
taxpayers make no statement whatever and allow
their property to be assessed by the tax officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....APRIL 81
ARRIVED.


str Bothna Or cNickan Liverpool April 10 and Queens
town L. to Francklyn ,,., ,,uo,noo, Arru N and
onSpnStdy0 IL to Williams q Onion
italy I@nd"n 4GTT3 ~ TeIddTaSH &c Co
str 10 Ruyter (Beg) Meyer Antwerp ls days to Fnnch
STR Sorrento OBJ Potter Hull DAYS to senderSCn SON.
Str Str AgtG hawthorne g Bger
a11herS eorcrto 8a ad AeT
a1d[a va to No0%e ,ri portland 70 Amea
shin Wcndt Ger Lass London 33 days with old iron
SD oTs wash o B9s Me White Liverpool as
davs with salt 70 order vessel to Carver Barne
vessel to Grinnel, Mnturn co.
Isaac WSSP MsT.6n t CO.. % days. with md'0
Bark MeSonr CNo. Frovod Grmstadt 80 days, in ballast
RarE Farmoupt windsor 81 glns London SO days
Bark sarah tNc Isaacksen Limerick 81 DAYS. in ballast
70 arR Victoria nan Margcr Santa Cruz ballast
o,s q5 e o-al mS RrhST IRON
TasS S! TSsnI; DqnSSS = SaE e with rags
bar Ital, Garguo Trieste 10 days. with iron to
I o2S Glasgow 40 days with pig
iron qr6 e "TG RSer scham rs days.
with emntv barrels to ORDER veasel to scammel B1os ~
n9 S to ThmsS vd os %@aE wagSe "n
s AG sons 20 Tn hemp
srig MarV leighton. LsetoS Portland for Havana
days ont with COoperaes n J Ward z Co. o. ,,o,o.
Brig r. Tracy sasa 10 days. with sugar 10 Moses IaY'
Schr Kate wentworth Gov Faiardo IL days WIN sugar.
hs q %, e; ay St ma
schr Bnsrs Dean NnevitaS IL days With CEDAR etc. to
MOsle Brosi vessel 10 master.
wIvD-ssnser.-Ats SANDY Hook, moderate sw; cloudy
At City Island light sWi navy
CLEARED
strs Erin ,,r, Andrews LiverrOo WI Hurst; Gnllia
tr'. Cook Liverpool rancklyn; Cas.aha RT, CTingls
G gf n hST a Dn nScn FGSS
Coz Cof NswYk RcynOd r rnys snd Mexican
Ward CO.. Richmond stevens West Point Va Ga DOrn;
Coz Cy o. Colq%hms @ ayS d Geo when Gns
westward Young Baltimore, Krems' Chesapeake Bragg
h Sir Robert Peel stetson London, ernneI Mnturn
& Co = m, ...,..o. c.,.,, ,,-....
' Nev,Rs e Son; Fiors n!cEso9 BaitimoTS ward
CO. n ca9pSnS sS Scs sa R S Sc
WplaIrr Fr Neviu. So! N wH!gaard Norl Ey:
TRAIN Gecrgcown Demerara TTowhrdge's Sons: stan.
RcrSs Mor pIcSsrng CO. Braaan r Mne Bahia BTas
whitney Coz snanEcr tHGl Whitcn BTisio Austin
corlnna Nor svil,nd caSn Fl TOBIAS CO.. PrOvldentia
Ger'. Hotz Copenhagen g ro1,aS q 20 rh., uo,a,r.
sTiSs %atsoR Co Fortuna Por Sesqu op0rto
LW i Armstrong; T II Pitt (BrI' Young Hamilton
bermuda, Jones Tough.
FOREIGN PORTS
Tovnoy Ahril 2lStr Mosol from New.York for Rreneu
wa southampton has been sEnalled of the sc Islands,
ss Rothal from PGrtand via saX Hnd S9TdSn cas-
Ncw York arr Gbraita Pontiac from NeWYOTk for
1GYERfooi, April AIR sOrro. from NewoneanS
oSS0S Rpr 2saied 10th Inst Mariana IL for Pha
dcpha NeWYork 18th inst Bornsene Bl9rnsten last two
Ss HST FT r gR2Ro OLAF Kyrre the latter for New
R kTr Isi inst RSda 18th inst aemm the latter at
Enos W&c%nn wSye' 2o.h inst s AsG0a a. A.
aRO s aP Inst xcaaandze Xphs Brilliant British states
mouth virginia Capt BertOlottO) ZOrOya
For Later spio Vent raqL "' Tsb Pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
EENArDR GKorEMS o0NnL1IOM

WILmSGTOS, Del, April 21.-SCnntOr l.. +.
roy, 81 Oregon has Ucou ~ long abs ~ from hH seat
In tho Senate TINT BurInlgcs aud inlssiaicmcnts
IN rrgaid 20 his reported Illness have naturally
nrlgrn It's proper to state, therefore, That ho has
not been strlcAcn with paralysis. llo ~ now mud has
been far some thrCO mOnl1 u plI M ~ llrnlIh Hj
oont Home I'm this ciy, under tho medical cnarGO Of
1Ira T. aud NJ n. uead His difficulty Is cerebral ana
spinal innimmn lou.
especially 80 recently He mud ht friend. nrc Cncgnr
ngCd to hope that he will bo r"eniod iully 20 Zenith
MIRA Grover VINO wns once herself patient Of tic Drs
ugald, IL with hOr husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

certain extension TO the above pier at an annual ta
rental of 800 which was to continue G9Iine b bo
Measure IL Che hoard The Board considers tne
ANIMAL rental. Of the land under water. as s not
equivalent to it's value to the CITY, and ~ H
increase before permission will be granted g wv ind
that the Knickerbocker Ice Company has been "a
squatter on the city property for years anG We
shall henceforth see that 1t makes some Ae'uiN W
the CITY for the privileges 1t enjoys"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
IN MEMORY OF DIR. OsGoOD.

In response to q call issued by Bishop Potter, Q
number Of the clergy assembled at Trinity Chapel
yesterday afternoon, to express their sense Of the
f SamneI osrood. The Rev. DR.. George D. Wildes.
rector of Christ Church, Rvcrdale, read series of
resolutions, which were adopted in which tn. the
ther respectful and heartfelt tribute to the worthy
memory Of their beloved brother, deceased" The
resolutions refer to his search after the truth,
Church his literary accomplshments-all devoted
to high ends-and his earnest, honest Christian
character and answering faith in Christ. they
afflicted widow and family. A number OF the
clergymen spoke, paying, high tribute to the
memory of their departed brother. Among those
present were Bishop Potter, the Rev. DIR. George
-. Wildes, the Rev. DR.. William F. Morgan, the
Rev. DR.. Thomas Gallaudet, the Rev. Dr. Isaac ID.
futile, the Rev. DE-; Tiffany, the Rey. Arthur
ton. the Rev. Fl. L. Jones and B. F. De COster, Of
the NeW-York Historical Society,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
DESTROYED LAST YEAR.

PKOFEKTI
The report of the Fire Department for the
three months and tho year ending December 81, 1879
has Just been completed 1t shows that on that date
there were in the department s55 men. The uniformed
t,rce numbered 100 men. There were / 55l alarms OF
fie given during the year II OF which were false. Tho
Estimated loss was IS 071 $50; Of ibis amount
S4 7s was incurred IN the first quarter OF the year.
and included tho two great fires IN the dry goods dis
trict The estimated insurance on damaged property
was sol no and tho estimated uninsured loss was
SISOOGO Tic average loss rer fire was S3,G58 70 The
repOt shows that tine number Of fires lO4 less than
I'm 1873 and attributes tho decrease largely TO the
breaking up OF an organized hand OF lncendares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
COMPETITION OF HAVANA STEAMERS.

The compact which has existed for the past eigh-
teen months between Alexandres 6, Clydes and Wards
Havana steamship lines was discontinued on Tues
ay at the request of the latter company, who gave
no reason for Dullifyng the contract and Yesterday
the different lines began to work Independently OF
for business there will be a ruinous reduction of
rates. Mr. Ward stated yesterday that passe myers
the European vessels at Havana, instead OF ex"
changing with the Alexandra line as heretofore
Mr. Alexapdre c0uld give no explanation of the de-
arc 10 aunni the contract. His line he said, was
net troubled about the future. although ne believed
there would DO considerable reduction In the rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
sypgRvIsIoy OF THE SCHOOLS.

The Board Of Education Yesterday adopted res
0ntI0n in favor OF bill to be presented TO the Leg
fslalafe to authorize the exchange OF school prop
eFty by the Board for other property. SuperinteD-
dent Jasper reported that the total enrolment in the
schools for March was 1875, 487-3333 IN exees9 of
last yeaE-and the average attendance was f13 1913.
The Board Authorized an addition to grammar
school building No. 81; new primary schoof build
$ng in the Thirteenth Ward a new grammar school
building for a male grammar aud mixed primary
department IN the Tenth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
LOSSES IN FACTORIES.

Fire at Vauscher g. Halls chemical factory,
at No. 500 Cherry-st, damaged the stock and premises
81 800 Yesterday. At dawn fire in the lvestory fac
tory at Nos I7J and 17j Pruce-s damaged badly the
three upper floors OF the building. The losses
ported as f0lOws oh. BebrCns manufactures OF fancy
furniture 81 800 John Mat ern, % JlCmaker, 81 900
PnIIip Rau, tailor, $75. 1hr building wAB damaged
gIOO' All the property Is insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22

The committee to whom was referred the
query, "What should COlOrGd man do on meeting n
policeman ut a ata honr NJ night T. reported M fOUws
at tue last meeting OF the bimelln Clubs "Wo held To-
nUetinR OF dc committee discuss dis mnttVr, an
mud dat we cant 'z1etly agree. Samuel Snm am OF dc
gpmyDn DAT Doe would wheel 70 de left aud climb dc
hgce Ranrod Snyder says lac would try TO dodge him
an Telegraph JOnc9 nuks he could cheek 10 fTew OIL
right Amer CyllR at de all its RnFins de com
Inee have qccGea not ~ lay dOBp any rule of shun
kAse aey eap vi how ~ dc pnileegennn Is or Whai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
MAINE FACTORIES BURNED.

RICHMOND, Me-, April 21.-A fire broke out
corly this morning III the basement Of Hogan Brotners'
shoe factory and extended to the large shoe factory Of
w. f. Morgan & Co.. the box factory Of OILS Whitney, a
coal shed Of A. H. Thcobod, tho steam yacht OF J. M.
Small tbg iCe-lOus. OF l. A. NcTrmHn. and four other
buildings. all o. which were DESTROYED Hogan Broth
ers loss on building and contents, $4,000; insurance,
90 500. ". L Morgan a. Co.'s lors stock and MAJ
clnery, 500, 900 nsuraucc, S25,OOO; building lXtulcs
and engine =. NJ Whlimore trustee, 1855 $4,000; IT.
nncc &GOO Tnn nre throws 200 prrsUns out VI work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
GOVERNMENT PURCHASES OF BONDS.

The offerings Of bonds to tho Government
amounted yesterday TO 81 ,607, $50. OF which
*3yG00,000 were bought. Among the principal
awards were TO the First National Bank, 81 900 900
% Of 1881 81 103.69, and 100000 Gs Of 1881 at
a05.9s, aud $3.50 6g Of 1881 az from IO3 so 10
1890. Tue aIconpt Of the purchase caused some
comment IN Wall stteet because u was larger than
SMALLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-22
DEBTS on DODGE, POTTER & CO.

The cotton creditors Of the suspended firm. Of
Dodge, Potter f. Co., whose claims amount to
nearly 100000, raet yesterday 70 consider prop
ositfon from the members Of the firm that they
difference due from them at 25 per cent, payment
20 be accepted 10 the stock Of the Kent Mining
Company, on Breeze River, the shares Of which at
hot have since declined To 81 share. No agree
Tpebt was reached, but IL was thought that the
pf0DoSiEt0n would be accepted.