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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

The Snb-Treasury to-day lost 81, 64G.261 on BAL
ance. made up by a coin loss of $1,S74,l62' less
currency gain of $227S9S. This makes the net loss
since last Friday 81 ,275,2S3. The common rate 1or
money on call on pledge of Stock EXCHANGE col
latorals u q nor cent and on Governments 2022 per
cent Time loans are made at ) per cent TIE do,
nestle exchanges on New-YOrk at the places named
are quoted as follows savannah, 1904 premium
merciai ST.. bank So so premium st. Louis par !;
Chicago % cents discount Boston, 80 cents DIS
ington to-day received $545, 900 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts we're
S341 OOO and the internal revenue receipts were
$450OOO The Clearing House statement to-day Is
~ follows: Exchanges, $1f7,162,O7S; balances.
$6.6SG.O24 The transactions ~ the Sub-lresshry
covered eReceIDts, 81 ,127,S0I payments
S2.774,O71; currency balance, SS373,737; com
balance. SS0, 900, $50.
The foreign exchanges are dull, but rates remain
Gr, linsi of the fnllON Inv nnOtlilO nS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
Counlrn propertp tor sale ano 90 Lei.

LARGE, fine house, with furniture and
~ nSr" h"rr ana wagon and Garden near Bound BROOK
y. ]. Add. ess HEALTH, 23J Watrr.st" " \.
/ ORANGE. y. j. nclghbolh"od speciality.
n lul eltv for =, = AMI rent all varieties; great OIr-
- ~ EnWAl:p r. IiA.AILTON = P.ur'st. :. !.
EAST TENNESSEE ani NORTH CARO-
II LIMA MN ERAL and AGR ILrCRAI. LANDS
med ports ID and purchases II desired. by
l.. Ky D.. tD.iON, Knoxville Tenn. New-lork City
-. 1 " sl,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
Diuloen6 Not.ces

MOBILE AND ONO Il. H.. FIRST Mortgage
WI tissue of lN7l Bond The interest COUPONS hurJ ihc
l. SO on the bonds Will be d IN ana alter mat uht'
on pr, srntIion ~ The Farn"rs' Loan ana trn NJ Ne"'
York or AT The office the company ~ rt. 81 IopIv'
''' " " " H. L. MlLLOUGIBY. Treasurer
Molic May 10 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
ortoJ NJ. TURNER Northampton Mass.
nor NALE.-VnlmbIr property in Maryland,

LOI, &ALE.-Ealuablr property III Mlrylinu,
situated the L. and baltimore Railroad AMI the
WATER twcniyw miles east Of Baltimore Inc Improve
M MA consist OF charcoal iron furnace, large chenlca
woi k when would be suitable for beet sugar factory ne
hrs the vicinity successfully or stNch iac
abundant store two boarding HOUSES, TWO
fIrnIsr- with stabng. thirty live dwellings, 10 he work
men blacksmith. whcelwrig h. saddl and COOPER shops
ilst mill three Of stone, large Spcid minson
Of The buildings are of lnO>i SUD-
stanal character The landed estate consists OF uPwIi OK
i n res 81 land further particulars address L. DIE
TKICII, Hartford Furnace, HarfOrd County, Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

EOR SALE.-WlLLOW BROOK, the cle2ant
try residence OF the late Edward {. richards si'ua'
red al the charming village of SHRUB oak. midway Tween
rk XII ami Lake Mahopac. The house and cottage on the
IT, thorough repair an most lstelniy ihrhSUr
with abundaIc al ~ it int
IriI Tres The whole constituting genIlenans com
r country residence II not sold 1t prv e sar before the
YIN ut June be sold public autin For partc
lars IN" place apply tho office of the &'cu
iots l.i usI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

E'OR SALE.-B"llllliu cOuntIy fC,iUvncr Iur
1 uurai, tint 81 boarding tNJb >ImrIt ~ ~: DIS
T:i:.Y. y. A. mile, Bosn. IL Nsan,S + n
"a walk t.r;o; ON G II ora ,dt
road pl,-cu- alas day Large Gonna Iiod' lwuN,ory
lt"' ty steam nay WIZ
dow pal1lS. no cod wafer. bath Om ~airrr oSt
cam -. h,n e. ,argr bau, icc"u,c etc b"l.tiu
l. short nlt Ninin S"ht o me
hnl IA the J." Land To suit nrch so one oi tle
the MrirmaCk. gran river ap l3NS''pv
view rnor irl fOI dc>irahr nIghbu"U0 good
s,aol,. Apply - j. la H. No l. llanoNei'Nt Micvs'
y H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
Gin DrorerIn 90 Eel.

SECOND FLOOR, 1913 Fu!tOn-St, and 40
- Annst third amt fourth floors at low rates win
% without steam power. WiNKOOP HALL ENBEek'
~ Futon 81
'EO LET immediately, tOur-stOry English
basement HOUSE. unfinished paita ~ furnishe . on
"a corner square good place lot ph's'cla
de, lrng needed several desirable tenants
man Apply to Martin klenen 10 East 23d ST., y NJ e. d.
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
Bid. Asked.
hid Asked

mia .stad Bid. Asked.
N. c. Is 1902. .1l7k liza Peoria, DOC; 6 f. "a
NJ C.. 1stIn. 8s82st1053 incomes iU[v "a W.
NO. K q Toop.aa 1924 1921 b. L. M.E ts 7ei. 76l1
AOK.TO2dmnc. 81 OLA e pref 1pI 81 %; ~"
Han. q g NJ m. ITO St L. 1. m,H%.Iive GAL 69ia
Mob &O.n.m.Gs 100 lOOH os lnt acu a''0
The following are the quotations 1or secur''ie' VII
the Free List"
.d Askad did. Asked
Nm g. snd lat NJ ' ~ Houst& CT N'thn ~
- ~ ct io0I 1881 2h pnr. rep. 28io 3U
chic ST P' & NJ IDtern'l ID Purg o ,o
Ist a. IqlS 3. lO2 ltectS. 2S4 80
r1ic g. 5l q " Long Isd st m7slCSAs
+ a Inc "a 1909 % . Minn.&St.I.l7ag. % lOO
chic q Eosin iii SmthtOwn and Pit 49,,
lei = = ~ Iq07 100 JEFF Isl ~, 1901 Az ~ =
T. Tenn va & IA Williamsburg Gas 20
lar Ia i06n Ing 100 O. & TOl 45.G5... 10
49, Consolidated conv. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
I,nN sAIE-nn Round Hill. \ rtlampton.

EOA SAtE[Vh MIMI iii,' - rv ,,ri,hi com,
pri,i aboit ten and IN LARGE lawns flower veegt
b. gaidns NOW ing ana pa~turaer; large brck
lie: cola grapery etc.: COMMANDS
fnr vira NJ Io near he cutrr"f the town con
Y,rni 10 srhuo churches, SiihS college Tor ar ana tho
ara institute: part at the land admirably adaprd 10 spee-
nVut without nJu' luS IN resin nee lerWs
, n easy VIII he tvldrd 10 sii purchasers
Apply 10 "M r.; nhIuii !, EA.'u ,,,on
TI.p<Ep <ort,amnt,,n Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

l'OE SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of 53
\tIE~ / he brtu;iIu village Uf Geneva: tultInn "
c at buildings an. ABUNDANCE o; iru rare cAdhee
i,r gentleman Il, sliL u rUl3.try Apply 10 -
~ ~ Klilr n. SMITH,. lcl NNl. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

aVUDSGN RIVER RESIDENCE. - superb
CIV location: hanout house and or 'un'is at l@l
EN- prov rmcnls; costly ufnilHe ME ho'Scs 'c"'cS
xc; Tor satr rent: rare b1tsain. ,.,.,, - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

II .ruu she'd. Rye N,Vs SOnna WY tast'y; high
20 mi >r IA II. innt and rac ne II abini1 90"
= a,lrs asr hOu>, barn. t.t.: me Oat nE ItHns
an d DuVatt 'mN rent oN.
" /. \. cat Tx -IAAk ~ co. IL Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

KANSAS PPOPERTY.-FOr sale or eXrlangoo
IA Tor Nrw.Y, rookyn city proprtya NM Ia ~ OK
Ii n,r one and orhat nirs from III, town 81 Ml.htt
LAM - acre under 'uP lNhi'oh
nr1,, lu, across The entire flFn nt aud forest
tr,s. urce ii iCU Address j. 4. WARREN, Nan;ieoke.
, 1880-01-01
GERMAN SYRUp.D

No other medicine In the world was ev-
er given such test OF its curative qua ities
as Boschee's German Syrup" In three
years two million four hundred thousand
small bottles Of this medicine were dis
tributed FREE OF CHARGE by Druggists IN
this country to those afflicted with Con-
sumption, Asthma, Group, severe Coughs.
Pneumonia and other diseases of the
Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people undenlable proof that German
Syrup willie them. The result has been
that Druggists In every town and village
In the United States are recommending it
to their customers. Go to your druggist
and ask what they know about it. Sam
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular sizes rs cts.
Three doses will relieve any case.
, 1880-01-01

EXPORT OF LIVE SToCK. The statistics
of the livestock export trade Of the United
States afford no support To the theories OF
those advisers OF the British agricuiturist
who commended him to abandon grain
growing and go into the Stock-raising
business. II would seem from tine mex
orable facts OF the case that the British far
mer can no more compete with his Amer
lean rival In the latter branch of produc-
ton than in the former. During the last
fiscal year the aggregate value OF cattle
exported upon the hool from the
United States-to say nothing Of the stock
slaughtered in New York aud sent abroad
under refrigerating processes-was about
double that Of the preceding year. For
the year ending In 1873 it amounted in
value to sum of s., s44, 1853; for 1879, it ag-
gregated $ll, ,4s7,764. OF Ibis enormous
amount over 20 per cent. went to Great
Britain. In addition to this. a very con-
siderable amount Of canned meats was cx-
ported. These. however. do not find as
much favor in England as upon the Con-
tinent. where the demand for them Is
steadily increasing.
, 1880-01-01
TIVE WORD ''soloDoNr,"

Which has already become household
word. is derived from the Greek, and COM
posed of two word, Sozo and Odontes.
5000" translated, means TO preserve. and
COLONIES" the teeth--'S0ZOD0NT" a
preserve of the teeth. Aud 1t is true to
its name. 1t beauties and preserves the
teeth. hardens and invigorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities Of the breath
The odor OF this pure preparation ia so
delightful that it is luxury to apply it.
It is as harmless As water. Sold by drug
gists and perlumers.
, 1880-01-01

WE are indebted to Mr.. 'rhos. Phillips,
resident agent at this place. of the ''rrav-
elers" Insurance Co. for copy Of very
ingenious advertising circular in the shape
ola child's picture book; also copy OF
the travellers Record, a regular lubli-
cation issued by the company. This or
ganization exhibits great enterprise in
conducting Its affairs. and deserves extern
sive patronage for It's honorable dealing.
, 1880-01-01

New years day, memorable as being
day dedicated TO good resolutions and re-
forms generally. has arrived at last-and
we won't be surprised to hear Of
numerous turning over of new leaves
among our citizens. It is wonderful
though, how literally people are supplied
resolutions, compared with their 'stick-
to-it-Neness.
, 1880-01-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in ST. Paul's church on
Sunday next at IL A. NJ. and p. M. Sunday
school at M. Evening prayer on Wednes-
at 10.
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ. E. Church
morning aud evening, by Rev. w. I. Cosper,
pastor. Sabbath school at 2:15 p. NV. l..
Cosper, supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening ut O'Clock.
, 1880-01-01
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

TRAVEL on tile SOUND steamers Is IiSh''
THE days are lcngtheuiug. So are
items.
CHILDREN are playing vacation "lor all
it's worth" /.
Tup ladies of Part Tovnsepd will gen
o,.o,l,. ra,..;vo Nsw y.ar,s ,.a,ls today
,,..,,, a. s.e,.s. ,.,...a o..
s,,h hv Rox ~ ! ws.Los Iamas Flem-
and s,,r.,, Inn. s,,dw,,h[ g -
1y,..,,
"e". WV p' " .a,J
pi'@e".''' "'''.,''o" ',,' ~ "* - ''aaa,...
W - S''e' W '''' p''e '' ''''
II. ' Dp"''" "v "
u" o''' VII "'"'' "'' w" Nv.
'"'' - ' ~. ~ ''~'''I-''''.. '' '''''''.'--
No''s'
&. B. BAeI.EY. ESQ, editor of the olym1
pia Courier. was in town on Monday I
al, -, .,.,,
~
ihh io'"' '" '.s"'' i'S"' iouSe '"''U"sl
nave oee'i e""'pi''eu' "'u A''s' y, w
worh'he'' nave sohe " '''''' Nv lo''" ~
N'''s" "p '"e'e'
IT -.
snu.,,''', - Ma ~ ,...,', s' - - ,.s,,.
~ o"-.1 N''' ",''" !" 80
-, Hln :, " i,,"o' 0"o' ~ -
"e"i ~" - WIZ "' y '' wy ~ :
hEchoIIs lot 'he oA"Si1 army arc ocT
ing ehliSteu III tiis place. Ihe lack o' au-
vance money is supp'ied oy grea. ekpec'Ar
,h,, ..,.,... ,,o.,,,,,na,, s,,auo,,,.I ~
,bo s.,,,lo ..I,,.liioenc.r !
-. -,
'o" Wv, '- ,'"H .' ~
e' "' o~' N'""''"e'' '" WY "''" W
r''''"y 'As'. N.'''o' ""' - '""'',' 70 n "" !"
's'' p'"'a'' ,''''"'' VI IA 80 D
''"''' o' '"', p,".c' "''o ie'' on ''e s""''
e''"'''' '0' f'''''' "" ''''
ihh "h",A' week =" p,"'e'' 'eo""'''e
GU NY Tue h'anse,''"i Ai~,.e' ~" 'e Wy
Se''e" a' '''e ~ u. '"u'e" III '''S '"9
oo'"''i'''''"s y" '.,'u"' e'.'"s TNi'
ieso'", Se''''e" WIZ W "e'' s'eis e'e"
ing III 'ie "eeN 'oi'o""'s'
Mr.. w. s. Bre,lin. travelling correspond
ent and agent for the Portland daily aIEl
semi-weekly Bee, called OIL us this
week, This gentleman is doing" THE
Sound in the interest Of the journal
""e' VIC 'ep'see"'s' ."' "oo ''"
"" .'".u :. ,' - w
" Sow '" ''' " o'"''''' 0i
ELECrED.-rhe officers OF Port Town
send' Lodge, No. g. F. u A. NJ, elected
and installed for 5SSO, are: b. >. Miller.
w. NJ; G. j, Hooper. s. W.; A. A.
Plummer, Jr.. J. W.; Il. W. deLiop,
Treas; A. X. Huffman. Sec; isaac Cor
nick, ). d.; Henry Landes. j. d.; j. A.
Kuhn, s. s.; VIM. Deanty, >. s.; ii. T.
Morgan, Tyler. 7a n'0' ~
C.pr w A Jnn,an recent,v ot the ,au
firm Of Bradshaw q lnnan. OF this place,
mas located u Coiiax' whitman county.
His card appears In the "PalouSe Gazette''
His family will remove from this place IN
the spring. We wish them seccess ~
their new home. The Palouse valley is
agrowing locality. and doubtless friend
lnman will have plenty to do there. He
y very cireful' practical attorney and
viii attend strictly to business. "
LAST year we had IN our Office one Of
those handsome Calendars 'p$epared by
, 1880-01-01

or IN Nflfl per day at home. Samples worth $5
0J III 0LU free. STINsoN & Co., Portland, Me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
DIED

ANDREws-At Helena, Montana; on May 3. John w An
dews r eldest son OF M J0nn W. Anure" u CouuouS'
BROOKS-On Monday. 10th nst q. Josiah Brooks, IN the
Koiayes and friends are respectfully to attend the
fmnta from his late r1iencr NO 35S Bridgest BrooS
iyn, on thursday, 18th inst. at 3ocock ~ IN
RIrRRALI-On May T. $780, on the voyage from Jackson.
vile YORK John NJ. Burial OF FOt Red Fla, In
i6th Of his age
Funeral services al Salisbury COnn.
CATTINAt Rye. y. " on Tuesday May H. Elizabeth W.,
widow of David W. tattn.
at Christ Church, Rye Thursday at HID
Train leaves Central Depot at 1910 m Friends are
kindly requested not 10 send hOwers
COMSTOCK- BETTS-Suineny, at Wilton, conn., on NAV
g. Colonel Le Grand C0mstOck AMI on April his brother
Colonel George MddebrOOk OF wilton. Conn.
HAZARD-Suddeny on wednesday May II: Emily wife OF
Edward {, In the aga wear Of her age.
from lonoe, SO Grovest on Friday May
1n, 9i NJ iip at Woodlawn Cemetery
PARRY-wiam Evan, OF Liverpool, England in tho 18th
o. lS the parlor of tho Young Mems Christian
a. sciatiO, 23d-st. corner 4thave Thursday morning.
l3ll inst. at O'CLOCK
SEARLE-On Wednesday. May - at o'clock a. m, the
Rev ZctuS Searle, I'm the sd year ui MS aga.
FuerA nj ms residence No 1853 East 32dst on Friday
Ilth INST. at 1850 W.
SELLECK-At Paris ApT %. MIS- Ruth Margaret Iryon,
wife of Alfred DcFurest Selleck.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sLLIVAN-On Tuesday the 18th inst, at his late rosi
dsnco 10 Rensenst. brooklyn Thomas sullivan aged u
FHeSl services ON Friday at tho Church Of the
Pilgrims, corner Remsen and Henry'sts' at 4p' u
and friends OF the family respectfully invited to
intend IL is kindly requested that flowers DO sent
sUMNEPIn Brooklyn. May TO- Josephine. wife OF CLARK
FIneTai II south EIotpiace, Thursday. at O'Clock
wARDIn DTookyn Nay ~ 1880 Jns w p "a 'a'o
WILTSE-On Tuegday May H. Of pneumonia Ann Louise
youngest of The late John Wtse Of fI tt
Funeral services at Gland Hotel on EIdy I4tn nS ~
RELATIVES and friends are attend without further
16 1SISS in family vault at Fishk N y same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
4 WESTCHESTER SCANDAL.

TWO SUITS FOR SANDER BROUGHT By MOUNT
VERNON MUsIC-TEACHER.
Two suits for SANDER have been begun by
Mrs Amelia ]. Mann a teacher Of music living with
her husband at Mount Vernon, Westchester County,
one for 900 against septemus Fleetwood and another
against Whitfield See, for alleged slanderous reports
Mrs. Mann has bad large number OF pupils ana mas
frequently called upon assist in giving musical
entertainments in Mount Vernon and other places. A
short ago young man named See MADE state
ments against her character. AbOut the time Mr..
Fleetwood and DIR. Gil circulated some reports still
moro damaging. she made application to he admit
ted a. member OF the Ladies SUciety connected with
Trinity EPISCOPAL Cnurcn, when Dr. Gu informed the
that n Mrs. Mann was received into membership,
his own wife and daughter would withdraw. Mr9:
Mann was admitted and Dr. Gllls family retred, ana
DR. GIL stated his reasons for the he had pur-
sued. A lady, whose daught.r was pupil OF Mrs.
Mann, having heard some stories OF Mrs Manns con-
duct spoke 10 Ler on the subject She expressed sur
prise desired to be In Orm'd OF the stories IN crcu
latlOn about her. she was told plainly what they were
Dr. Gill and Mr Fleetwood say that they are prepared
to prove anything they have said on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
now MR.. STERN1N SFLAT TIE DAY

Secretary Sherman yesterday morning attended
conference at the public stores i'll. regard to the
classification and rates Of duty on light cotton
goods aud on goods composed in part of goats hair
Collector Merritt, Surveyor Graham, Naval Officer
Burt General Curtis the General Appraiser and his
assistants, and several merchants were present
Mr.. ALcKcever. of Hermann Brothers. spoke for the
merchants. Tho Secretary requested That the
arguments be sent him IN writing. remarklng that
1t was not the purpose of the Department to opprcss
trade but TO enforce the laws. Secretary Sherman
then attended a meeting of committee OF the
directors of the PittsbuTg. Fort Wayne ANA Chicago
Railroad, and later visited the Custom House.
where he remained several hours in consultation
with tlc Collector and heads of departments. After
ward he spent a few minutes ~ the Sub Treasury;
Last evening he d,ncd at n friends house, ana dlu
not return to his rooms at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
until about $50 p. IN. The remainder OF the evru-
ing was passed in conversation with visitors ana
friends. Secretary Sherman VIII return 10 W ASH
IngtOn at 10 a 10. To-day.
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Guerial Notices.
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poaf fllfira NOtIce.

Tho foreign mails Tor tho week ending SATURDAY.
MAJ iSS will close AZ this Oice NESDAY. at
AL n tor Europe, BY stolmsnp Scythla, VIA Queens
oWn correspondence for Germany and France must De
socc,v addrssed ana at 4:3O for France direct by
Steamship Canada Havre and at II am Tor Europe 6y
Stcamshin Habsburg via Southampton and Bremen on
Thu RSDAY. at M. for Ireland by steamship CITY OF
ami The Continent must specially addressed ami az
1890 m for Europe by steamship Frisia via Plymouth
rrharIonT1 And Hamburg; SATURDAY at o. M,
Tor Europe by steamship Baltic via Queenstown icorre
for Germany Scotland must b. specially ad
SreSss and at M for Scotland direct by steamship Etht
opa Via Glasgow and at IL for Europe Dy Steamship
marx sweden and dispatched by aaIoSrg and
ranan steamers only The mails FOR Mexico and NoWOr
eans s ava York May The malls for Newfoundiand
leave May 10 Inc malls for Jamaica goomoa and
and south Psciac leave New York May The mails for
NswYorE May Is ms mails for ve1ss9Sa ana Gqraooa
Laws san Francisoo May a. The mails for Australia &o
leave san EfAh'i'OO uA' THos L JAMES POssml,t,a
Pea, onlce, NeW.YOrk, MAJ 3 1850
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LARGE FOREST FIRES.
rrron1s rnoM sryERAL roIN1a.


CEDAR LAKE, n. j., May 12.-The forest
Are h. doing rr4i, damage IN and arOuni Wheat aud.
Llmdlsyilie ANA outh OF hc'e toward Maurice River.
IL seems he cuvclupins the entire county.
BAHSLGAT, y. j., Nay l2-Ihc country south OF here
DC wrapped up il ndmcs. Ia Sky Is dhrhcncd
with smoke. The FIR reported to D. IN the :Fbor
hood OF # lrrtsvIr and Irish Mills The loss Thurs
alone. while the cedar timber Hnd burned WAS the most
valuable In III" siai". TIL" gaming grounds ara the
game therein arc totally destroyed.
mount PLEASANT y. j., May l2.-Tho forest FIRE
which has spread over this part Of mo country has
caused damage 10 timber land amounting to over
S2OOOOO TIE hrayied losses Mt TuckahOe. Mana.
MUSLIN, Belle PLAN, MddlclOwn. Petersbutge, Wood
bury ana WoOdbinc. The drouh Is the sCyerest ever
known. drive through the district shows nearly 900
miles OF burning WOODS some partly cNllnIu-hed some
smuuldeilug, ana rome stlli HEREBY burning.
HENDRICKsoS, n. j.. Nay ia forest fire OF great
magnitude is GAZING It's way toward the coast The
air about here II sitting with smoke. and tho IL OBJ
scured. Thousands OF sinSeI birds ana animals lying
dead woods tell OF the destruction sun breeze
been blowing from the West Inc line Of tho coast
hOm the direction al Toms klVer 10 SquaIn seems 10 DC
% sheet of flame at dusk thus evening.
ATCO n. j., MAY l2.-Fierce forest fires are burning
In the vicinity OF MrduId. Waterford aud LOugacOming
stations and hul half nile distant from AcO
Stu'luh fnuT tH"u7ahu HtIts VI Cholcc ulhDfI iEuu
have Already brn CONSUMED, aud several houses are
rep RED destroyed.
CE>TREyILLE, y. j., May 12-willard's Woods coy
erng 300 acIes. and Of meadow lands north
OF thla place, are On nfe'
SCRANTON. Penn, May 12-The forest fires PocOno
Western Railroad, cover IN area OF twenty miles wide
Over 900, 900 feet OF lumber have already been de-
str0yrd al Iubhyhannd, Penn.
COLLEGE POINT l.. l., May 12.-FOrcs hrcs are again
raging Long Island Over $50 acres Of valuable tim
Der land owned by James vorces, at Woodbury., were
burned to-day.