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Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
IIArman1Io HaniInva

A delegation CT Harmony Legion v i'll
Visi! this city this evening to present
;ae Hastlngs' Guards with q set Of eu'
crossed resolutions. Tho presentation
will take place at tho Lincoln Club
room at 8 O'Clock. All menbe4s Of tie
Hastings Guards are requested To be
present.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
THIRD EDITION.
CONsIDERABLk RIsE In COAL.

An Advance In Price In the VII.
atnwson YaEds-kapply Snsrs
and Consumption Increased.
Within the past few days an advance
In the price OF coal. which averages
about 50 cents on the ton. has been
made BY all the Wilmington dealers.
A REPusucAS reporter In making in
quiries with reference to this was in
formed that this was almost wholly due
to the short supply Of GOAL now in the
local markets.
Said a dealer, last evening "The
consumption has been much greater
this winter than usual, but this has
not oeen the chief cause. The increased
price lies In the fact that coal in the
Wilmington yards is scarce, but the
demand Of course has tended to bring
about this condition Of things. The
recent storms have tended not only 10
interfere with railroad transportation,
but also 10 prevent active work in the
mines. Since the middle OF December
the mines have not been worked 10
their full capacity, and comparatively
little has been done since few days
before Christmas. Navigation has also
completely closed and railroad traffic,
in many instances, bsen suspended.
This suspension has besn general
on the roads over which the coal is
transported here, and thus, you See,
the supply is necessarily running
low"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
GhIrkenS Stsl'B

Some seven rsghI pr
were stolen from t-e'srI 81 }
Erickson, rS'r -. Old Bi't "
ChristiarG HuDtrel, !s'
night Several wrr. 4''o 10.
Banning, who live' "a ;-' ..
borhood, or Il SAN" ai5-
the cold weather eoD'I1i'
htar of similar tbeits " ''l
will ao.nsr steal ttan '!i'"'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
A Prospective Coroner.

MgssRs. EDmORs Il see in the HE,
rUBmrAE OF tle 29.h mat, where my
friends ara anxious tO know whether |
will allow the use Of my name for th,
ONCE Of Coroner a. the nsxt Republican
nomination in 1882, and | do sgy al
the requs3. 0! my many friends, prov
denoe permitting, viii bs candidatt
aud will be very thankful to my frisudt
for al the support they may see proIol
70 give NE. Yours Truly,
JoHs y. STEWART.
Wilmington, Dec. 81, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
New delaware, Rnilrond schedule.

A new time table will 90 into effect
on the Delaware Division on Monday
next, and continue until lurthsr notice.
the South boHnd train. leaving here
at . 80 q. m, will hereafter leave at
9.35; the LOS train will run a. before,
and the train leaving at $50 p. M,
will leave, under the arrangements, al
$50. The train reaching here Aow At
: so. will arrive At s.4S; that at IL,
al 1907, and the evening train at q. so
iLst.Rd of $40 as formerly.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
uov,ne Ola yos' "''

The last night Of the Oh
ssl-brated in WilniDs''- j
mSuner. WEtch netnSS
In all the Nsthoi''t Bph'F'
and In many OF thu ca'' .
town. At Dsl'Ware A''-'
congregation was prr'e"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
A Lost Train

A train was snoTri sP j
ware River KsilreSd, IFl.
Psnn'grovs, opPosiH " :
Woo bury, n. J., On "si =
noon, and aimee SA':4
has been heard Of II of I-r .
It Is supposed 10 be ~" y
ammo meadow, oppo = W
tar % hLs been sen! 10 - 70
passengers.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
A Hebrew Editor SUes.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3V,-5amuel uirsci
a prcminep! lavish citilsn, brourE,
suit yesterday eFaiuat the Rev. Isas,
Moses, Rabbi Of the Jewish Temple and
editor OF jewish newspaper pabii.bsd I'd
ny hiHseif, FOR o!sulsr, c.air4iug s5,
VJo damaenS' Rabbi Moses had pub
Iishst Ar. h!rscA al !iar Ant tA;.f
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
KeynOlds in TrOu bio.

Thomas Reynolds was before th'
United States Supervisor Of elections
yesterday afternoon, on the charge 0
Illegal voting in the Tenth Ward. The
evidence was positive and he was held
IN sjO0 bail TO answer at court. Tht
case is a parallel one with that OF Jameg
Duncan, who waa given preliminary
hearing few days ago, The man lived
In BroWntown and should have voted
in Son h CAristiauG Hundred at Nsw
port.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
The NAM L..

Cap. Jcf'ph soOy r..
sooy Senate, lsft this civ.
morning last, In seucL :,
der that had driftsd ,,sa
In the Bay. Capt. N.nlr
Will act as President ri,L,,
Capt. sOoy returns. n.
committee have been ,yy.
q ter the ASSESSMENT -.c.g
Naeklem, Coroner, RAyvs....
Thomas Cloud, Taylor vl.s.
O. Elliott and John N. y,
senate intends to take AK,
the next Mayor secs.ou. :.
at 3O7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
FIFTH E0IfIle
@sre Of shs Pis .e~

4 a. - zen n.
u.n h.'.a.. RD'rORs;-l sa,. ,.'
=, MAKE Ne sno.hsrs..temen,,,SIs,a. ,S,a ,Is
70 the article published !. .N y
paper, By Mr.. Cooper, ~.
va: lot 60 At New Cast. ,''lT ~ r,
on the 25.A of D,ssmi." Y
sight 8 minutes and q g. 4 4
msde . reappasranos in ~" 'i
~ minutes, showing ,hs,
M ths distance In 50 minu,m :, /
ted. Bowers bird vn I.' ~ = I
o'clock; II was In ,ieb, ' r. Y
reaching home In IS nina, s q
only bird known for ss,,,iS u'a :
Leo. bird was let 20 =, :, = !
Is was 10 sight 4 minp,s", :. Z
onds bn, failed to reach bo,' = !
Fagan's bird vas l., -
o'clock, and was In sisLI,s" ID
20 seconds, but failed "a :. /,
Fagsn's bird had prryio1,, -, |.
distance In 3 minutss. A,y,1..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
a..sr,~s Fellow "

Mr. John T. BsckeN !. :.
4 sharp Company. Cd a,'' n
Was presented by his ~, NJ,
with a handsoms secrets! ;,
OF their e8tsem, on 'h' u"
marriage.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
a New Yonr'a DInueT.

Mt'sr5. bsrslsy & Bros, candy mann
fsctursrs, will give their employees a
New Years dinner to day a good many
nthef Arms in town, il is unierstooi,
wlll DO Il 20 same thing.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

hr. }, Il. Skinner, tss g.,u man
telegraph operator at New Ca;tt. 10
the Delaware Railroad, resigned We.
terday, and Las gone to CoInmbls' 4
position. '"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
4. " X e.,

Tho Young Mems Republican Clnt
will hold its nsrt regular meeting or
Tuesday evening, Jan. 4. Ths business
Will be the receiving of new member,
and tho consideration OF tia su.,1
men:s to the bylaws.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
2'hrRi lsHpRQR N,

H. wsrd N, Jeakias, eii..r Of ;hs
Wr"' Gh".'-t VILLAGE A.9or,, aud toy,a.
er!y saIio' Of tha Commercial, o this
,ci'y, is = candidate or .aa osIe4 o,
assistant s' d:rk CT TIE ?sGusy!y.uia
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
Vu,bteIIsS al

Rrs. Y. C. Etrsps :
ivory handled silk nI, ..r
she invites the pub 10 s''
At the enpc-i IN, : TI ,,,.
and Market streets DEW
sl3s1hsre.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
1..n,rni,a A1nl''

The 25th snniv1'''gs. 4,
Presbyterian SunaA, :,,,s
The parents Of the ....s' ...l
daily invited to b' p'.-
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
NAAK h..,

The Chrlstmts aorg ,.,, = VI sx
pos poned on last sagt,v
account OF the storm, viii s 9s ~ Z.
givan at the Church Of II. ~ III v v
tomorrow evening, a, forced.
The following is tie ,,,,lconB sh
mbsic, TO which all ara ',, 4 vron,
free - "-Vrt
l-"Joy to the World ~ cenes soil o.
2-"Chris.mas lm- =, .ged IA I
3-"Ths Babe OF Be,b -, " one n
4-"All Glory to Gadu,, All i, Il
S--"Glory 10 God IN IA.
Angels Chorus, 4 4
6-"Ths Golden Bel, Iaines fu
7--"Psaro on Earl, A.. w provid
s-"fho Angels sang. .ltiaa ID "a
0-"AsrrY Christian 49, III,
nIbs. uoetssv ~
l0--"Prsiss God ue,g rsmises.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
Iuprhs,

a large snapper iDroh at 4. Ftl
neieF'sr Second and Walnut street. ar
Saturday evening", jar. lst. Al wish
ing So'netaing go9d ~ the b,gnniuo q
The new year, are in 7tgd,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
PIre.

I ha dwelling hou'.
u0orss Houston, on on v o..
rar Mt. Plea ant, Oh .,,,
took fire about eigS! s.,. q y,
ing, from a deiecdvs n''t
tally der trcyed vi ID ."
and U,Oti Ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
INCREASED CONSUMPTION.

"How much greater" asked the re
porter, "has the consumption OF Goa
been in Wilmington tbs year thar
last"
II can hardly say. II is my opinion
that it Is two or three tines larger, and
speaking from opinion and not positive
knowledge, think at least three
fourths as much coal has been consumed
this winter stready as during the whole
Of last year."
All the coal yards sre busy. Indeed
they arc buster row than 8, any tins
during the past few years. There is
no need for apprehension .! a coal fam
inc, however.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
ma ksLAGsAA-

OtSPEHSDN -HARI.hN On tho aAth
iH'.aEt W Aey ORsTleB EiiL M ~aNnol
ChpsrSSn ~ MIA kmnG HArlAn. both Of
thl1 SiIy. No Gs4dS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
VIII

Y ZOO y j
II colve1 q
lring ths chn|
Z roduoed pril
nrantS We, 81
0. 4 lBs of trDul
itelly o, 4 lb1
inoe meat ajc|
ioice II css. ed
10, citEun zSc 4
akers corn IA
lrn iOc. lbs
ind sosp tc. u
10 buckWheat 4
loIasses tbo. koI
erdrop i26 ~ /
10. IA nne, our
lr lbo. Ia fair,
Iguyrs go, nal
y Table neacll
10. Sweet odd
nions, eauMhoy|
! suit tho buyo|
lmonds. pluml
es. black berfil
Juf fEROfd. ol
III refund the |
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
t-t--s-l.l
r erAOR nj.

Senator Thomas F. Bayarl Of D,l,.
W ware s is In New York city q,,rIsr. / At
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
WOLFE"
HlND0O CATARRH CURE

free from ell POISONS, perfectly harm
ess an / is q positive cure &, used M diroets I
~ tho bottle. Try H. For solo by all drug
siss. Price b0a. per bottle.
! DR. p. W. WOLFE, Soie Prup'r,
| WLSm 1910 Pine street PhiiadsiDhGa
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

su ddsu changes 0, ,,oatli
very productive ,,,S' o. s''ir y
which a'wsys yyI,1, yieI1S, MI
pror pity TO Dr.. ba''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

II belonged 10 ) InI Ir,l
said 10 have been rh
Delav are compsn'oSoco ooo
mated ct some Se'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

r est Duu- "A YUUNG NE" sar
IL Foundland dog, Of q brown :aet"-a a
color. was stolen from tho resi- lence OF TIE
subscriber, near DUPONT station, on the Aih
of Dscem ber. Auy one returning him OF
giving intorn1iln whsre he may be found
will be suitaby rewarded.
lanltltdltW VIM. CDNLNt.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
THvlDEND.

UNION NATL. BANK oE WiLM;Ft TON.
Deotmper 50, 1850.
The directors have this day d'Cla ed tiv
idend of tive Der oen'. ont Ol the pro1t3 Z
the last six month. plysble on deluanl.
ianl.l0i JOHN Pc Plies, Cashier,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
.1or1uE-EUsINass CHANCE.

We have this day ad mittet to an intsrNst
in our business Edwin p. Stlllap son and
Will I'm n Kenworthey. The ttin Aaino
will remain unch 4bged. ,,
CAPELLE& L BROTHER.
January l, 1881. kes1 ... ct
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The copartnc,shlp hereto ie-e exist ng os
tween Ohss. W. rallsy AMI Fhos. J. Ialiey
under the tirm name VI ialley h %, Is tAil
day dissolved by mutual consent
LHAS. W. TALLY,
THOS 7. TALLY.
The saw and planning mill IS well 10 oen,
faiine hnsInsas will he coniinusi at the oid
stand. Orange street below water by the uu
derslpned, who alone Is autLoEizsd to setu'
the business Of the late firm.
UHA3. W, TALLEY.
January l, 1881. d.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

TNOR SALF.-2 TWO STORY BRICK
E dive .lings, I rooms, bath, no! and cold
water lets 1880 II; only 500 cash, bilapee
IN easy payments also 2 tNI story ortoS
dweIling5 Arc ma and frame kitchen, prise
$3.50, each, $50 cash, balance IN monthly IL.
stalimeHts. GRLti a PlEhCE.
Japl-St C'avt0n H0use.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

KN
nsn2ements 4
~ Msssrs. w. |
arket streetl
lankets and a
,,icas than thd
b. Go 10 tho Bol
,09 Market 81
ip7ers, for
lrKtst stock Id
ID frcrn vs. cerl
Nd N. suited.
,afk's fne sho|
Medicine, al
,lrticles fzspill
mes, accurat
.,yrup, At Wet
nd Jefferson 81
, Eai
s'entalBns, Hd
owdsr and md
.ations for the
artman. Drug
Grants Fluid
',cthache Drop
70 minutes. |
Ilertcn, Drag
~ King street.
lfyonr roofle
y b. Mitchell
rect, who ma
aks aie stcpps|
Atruss that Ill
ssfcsth, Drng|
ste'seets, ,guar
ifchs1e
f'IIIf lIf 1I 20
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

To aIiWho aro ID
'disorptions of v
lrly decay, iose oi
~ Q recipe that v
HARaE. 1hia /
ed by mission
md o self addrsss
mHPE 7. lNxAN,
W. M
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
uYILMIAGTON ACADEMY.
slxrH AND MARKET STS.
PROF. JAMES II. CRABB, h'"c'pd'
Rs.aneu m or daX. Jan. ,, 1881.

We.OPem IN OF uHyf S""' y
This Is undop btediy the largest inst'tution n
in the city. I he tslms arc the lowest ana
the instructicn the mcst thorough. A Kin
erearten and sewing schcol ls annexed
New GLASSES 4, '.t, sfepiug, Algebra, Ge
ometry and h,sur. viii Ne iortned. specia
rates TO parties sending two Chi dren. Iners
are absolutel, NO eXlras. music ana Laul
ires. A no children taught 10 read In thIe'
(aI mOplhs' time. Studehts prepared To-
teaching. business or 0 lleae.
SPECIAL NOT .OE.- Little beys an
girls between four and six years OF aye r.
seived at the rate Of 50 50 ler term fotNt
LADIEs may enter Tor the ensuing ye.r q
yERYLOW RATES. They will be pive,
practice OF teao Mus.oau Latin FNEi
Of charge. Night school now open. lahi'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

EHU3 BENT. ~ Az e. OF LAND,
II with three dwellings, workshop &c
therein, adjoining the Clly, Amply 10
GEO Il. TOWSSESD.
jant.Si 6l5 Market street:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01
ial5-2w
~ o
Dr. s.naa.a)

10 famous D
ndorsed by N
ain depot, Al
ton 81. BAll
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

We cannot mil
ssitaney and d|
! whom 4 lew dol
vrup WIN ease D
cold. o]
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

NTAN Ed "A MIJDL1 AGED WL,.
w man ORG r! fJr general EOusaWlrk at
NO. wv OtSnte t laDlt2t
NOR 5 Lt,.-THkEE YHUW GASES,
~ Apply 20 ". seventh st. jqnI.9t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

TJR SALE.-NEW SIX AM SEV II
u roomed houses a. verJ mOd,rats pfiCGS
and easy terms Apply to
GE.1. II. TOWNSEND,
ianl.G 60 ii trket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-01

WWin NNJ
remises. 4
i inio,fd
Imedisd. 4
.henitis ID 4
Irisn nHrd
ort inc|
I,ssisting
EOutI
.laking cd
lythsEt ten)
tue. thhsu
'hy thsvct|
70 nthe d
70 notchN|
cry pretty
lsbls V ma
cher pepn|
D. Tbss6l
hem, andb|
cal day. |
/
THE LAAcf|
ickednp| |
,at tanoths|
ould not n
IsIty efls 4
Ireenlnas,H|
ckpavenl
70 |
oles out In |
srandaho d
lem thelter
u heeze.
THIs ID rnr|
'srfhTrs|
K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih fall
name and address.
DIED.

s1 Friday W %GTn December Gssrss Bell %
O'Clock - = 80
BERTINE.on Thursday. December s. NJ. widow of
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully invited e attend tho
81, saturday e e., December H. at O'Clock
BLAsHFIELD--on Thursday December g. william Henry
Blashdeld, In the SD year OF his ago
dence Is secondplace Brooklyn, 1880 p IA, sunday.
December II. InteFment private
Boston papers please copy.
CLARION Friday, December o. Charles E. Clark, In the
services at the Reeemer
ave. and s2d.st on Sunday, December IL, at 1890
EEekioi and anna ''eA &c D
a0G f are ~ invited attend his
st. saturday morning, 10th inst, at Il O'Clock
into sSs At sT TUESDAY
n Clever and mother Of the Rev Charles e. and Lewis O.
GUIBERT-ou Friday morning Deeembers Benjamin 10
ssgh oqibert aged 81 years Funeral private.
HAwKINs-on Wednesday December T. Charles p. Haw
Relatives pends are n9si to attend the funeral from
mis- late No 40 West 44thst on Saturday at IL
g. OF George and Helen L. Hicks in the 9th year Of
Interment private.
PHI 5. E0gewCOd T. we$nesSay December a%a
R% 81 is IL Church. rHs'
New-Haven papers please copy.
RANKIN-In this city December z, 1881, Frederick VOL
cOtt OF Laura W. and tho late Robert g. Rankin. of
Negburg. y. Y.
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral from
and 22d-st Saturday next at ii a. IN.
WALSH-Suddeny, Morristown, n j., December s. Anna
Wood widow OF j. Walsh and daughter Of the lato
George Wood. OF New-YOrk
ON satafdsy December G To- at io45 M
YoUNG-suddeny December 1884, Charles L. Young. Of
this city, in the I'D yaar 81 his age.
Funeral services from his late residence SO 38h-
ST., Saturday morning at 1890 O'Clock
Please omit flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
THE LONG ISLAND ROADS LEASE.

As has already been stated in The TRIBUNE,
the lease Of the New York and Manhattan Bench Rail
way by tho Long Island Railroad Company, has been
practically concluded. Austin Corbn, the president Of
both roads said yesterday: "The for the union OF
the two companies the fact that they he run
much cheaper under one management than under two.
especially they have extent. the same routes
BY the terms Of the lease the Long Island Company will
pay the Manhattan Beach Company % per cent OF the
gross receipts retaining Go per cent FOR operating cH
pruses II also guarantees that the - per cent shall be
equal every to the liked charges Of the Manhattan
Bench Road"
the intention Of the Long Island Company 20 eI-
tend the terminus Of the Manhattan Road tu con-
meet with the Ferry running from the foot ~ East
Twenty The Manhattan gauge viii be increased
feet TO the standard IL II also probable that
Of the trains the Long Island Road VIII be run
10 Bay Ridge, 10 avoid the smells at Long Island
city. The lease for ninety nine yearr. The Loag
Island Railroad has also leased the York, Lay
Ridge and jamaica Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
FIrjL ROLLER EXPLOSION

PnTsBURG. Penn, Dec. 9-This evening about
O'Clock boiler burst ia toe keystone Rolling MIL In
the Fourteenth ward completely domoshng the boiler
house, scattering debris In every direction and killing
one and seriously iuluring ten moro At tho hodr
mentioned people living in that portion OF the city were
startled BY terrific explosion, and hurrying To the mill,
found every side evidence OF terrible disaster The
min employs $50 men, and the report spreading like
wdnrc. the wives, mothers and children OF those
employed were at the sccno, weeping. wailing and
wrlngng their hands fearing that those they loved were
among the killed or injured.
As the debris could be cleared away the WORK
OF searching for bodies began. Fortunately, however
this resulted fl nudiag that but ono man had bcen
killed. He vas the nrCman John Quinn, qua was IN the
badly scadod, but death resulted from concus'on of
the brain. or those Injured ony one, AIYuS Hll'oh
thought will die. He was q laOorer ana Is sS-lou'y
burned, besides having compound fracture OF the lsh
ankle.
Upon Investigation II was found that only boiler
Of the battery ~ five had exploded The boiler htld
blow ont. and in a nOrtherly direction, teaih%
down the corner Of warehouse, ana LANDING luiy -VO
yards away, Another piece, fourteen fect long took an
easeTy course, falling IN the yard OF 4, o. Hussey
Coz copper works, 300 feet distant The ilue went
southwestwardly. tearing OF portion ~ one OF tne
corners OF tie mill and finally striking brick Duu'uhE
used annralug- house Ivy Huss'y Il Co ana deino
iahng H. Othcr and smaller pieces wore scattered III al
directions doing more or less damage.
The engineer Charles Bennett had gone into the en-
gne-rOcm few minutes before ana thus escaped INJURY,
He says hc carrying 100 pounds OF steam ana lhaI
the boilers inspec cd three months ago. when per
mission was given To carry 10 pounds me DOneIs
AZ inches In diameter and put In three years
ago Prior to that however, they hId been I'D use Az
present nothing IL known 10 the cause OF the expo
sion, but an Investigation will be- held at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
SHOT WHILE CUNNING.

Samuel W. Johnson, member of the firm
OF Garner & Co.. and brothernlaw of the late Commo-
dore Ga ner, met with serious accident while cunning
on Long Island yesterday. Thursday morning Mr..
Johnson went to Patchogue visit to Dr. Craven, OF
that village. The two men yesterday went ont to shoot
ducks, and while lying on his back shooting from bat
terry, Mr.. JohnsOn's gun accidentally discharged
shooting him in the right ankle. The wound was very
painfu, and 10 was thought best to have the sufferer
brought 10 this city quickly possible special
train ordered 20 Hunters Poipt and ambulance
from Bellevue Hospital was summoned which conveyed
the pateut 70 the Everett HOase. The ankle be-
came much swollen and assumed such dan gerous
symptoms that IL was deemed necessary 10 ampnae the
foot Just above the ankle joint. At midnight the
wounded man was resting quietly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

Samuel seabury from the Navy faro' new
York, and ordered as a member OF inc bosru VI WIN"
Commodore Baldwin is. presidents Passed-Assstant
Surgeon John f. Bransford from the Naval Hospital
Washington and ordered special duty at the snthsoh
ian InstitutiOn Surgeon T. A. Lowering
from the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery and ordered
to tn Naval Hospital, Washington; Chaplain a. a,
McAllister reported his return home, having een
detached from the Pensacola, and has been paGeu On
waiting orders Chief En- neer George b Sewall ron
special duty at NPwYOrk. and ordered as meiuDer ol
the Board of which Commodore Baldwin - pfeslHeuti
Chief Engineer Robert Dainty from special dty al new
York and placed waiting orders; Chlef Enghcer IL.
j. Allen from special duty st HewIork and ordered as
a mbor Of th5 Board Of which Conn9dolc Ba1@In ~
Navy Yard Pensacola Florida, and ordered to dG'y "
New LOndOi Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
FAILURE IN MONTANA.

BISMARCK, d. T., Dec. "a special dis
patch to The Tribune from Miles City says that the ex-
tensive contracting supply firm and bank OF A. r. Mn
niger & Co. have failed with liabilities OF
S2s5,O00 Nininger is IN Bismarck, and says that
the Liabilities will not exceed $l50,000 with ample
SETS that assignment has been made Alexander
Harding, cashier. preferrng all GepoHtOrs In the bank
The failure was due to Ovcrstockng with ROUds
and active competition The creditors mostly in ST.
Paul. and the irm win probably resume.
ST. PAUL, Mum, Dec. 9.-ihe failure OF A. Ramsey,
Ninnger Co., OF Miles City, great excitement In
st. Paul, where most of their liabilities are. The
firm began business In Miles City In 1877
and from that time 20 the present have
been leading wholesale and retail merchants
ing $4,000 and IN addition the firm established
bank at Miles City, and altogether carried very
heavy business. Nininger n large OF real
estate ia this city, and large number Of suits have been
filed to-day 10 attach bis property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec 9.-Great frauds on the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad have Just
been discovered They perpetratrd, 1t IL alleged
by combination OF bOss section men, boarding house
keepers and others along the entire line, by which nc
htious names were carried on the payroll II IL sup
posed that 900 have been engaged in the swinde,
and from 100000 10 100000 have been stolen.
Eighteen men have been arrested aud placed in Jail
The ist OF accused include fifty prominent and
rich men. Attachments 20 the amount Of $4,000 have
been issued. and large amount Of property has been
levied on
Boston, Dec. 0.-The reported gigantic frnnls In the
construction accounts OF the AtchisOD. Topeka aud
Santa Fe Railroad ore dsceiitcl the Boston Oee of
the company President Strong states that 1t has been
known for some months that small frauds being
pcTpcrated by means OF bogus employment ccrtcat es
and Investigations have been in progress. Tbs total
amount involved however is much less than stated aud
100000 would be much lin excess OF tho total.