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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28
sIes,u.Iough Cr,ttcissd.

London 26-The Times says McCul-
lough's "VirFinias" was on the whole
powerful, II not slwsys pleasing. His
appearances was manly and impressive:
his voice, when he did not strain it too
far, was clear and full; his gestures we've
often sineu!srly natural and striking.
Mccullough failed IN the more impas-
stoned passages, but regarding the whole
perfrmarce generally it left a ser Sc Of
power and Intelligence. 1t was here and
there little too vinlent, but on the whole
It was Weighty and striking,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 79S.
listed STATES Land OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
March LIST, 1881,

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
March LIST, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
\ that Andrew Hay, by his attorney
niact A. &. Taylor, whose postofice
6dress Is Box 7SS Salt Lake City, Utah,
made application for a United States
Patent Tor the Central City Lode Mining
Claim, situate in West Mountain Mining
District, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory, consisting of $50 linear feet of the
lode and surface ground 200 feet wide,
being Lot No. 275, and described in the
field notes and plat eff the official survey
On ile in this Office, with magnetic varia-
ton at II 6eg. east, as follows: Com
menCing at post No. l as established,
thence north 81 deg. 10 min. west 200
ieet TO post No. 2, thence south 50 deg.
80 min. west 695.7 feet TO post No. 3,
thence south SO deg. 80 min. west 1897
fee. 70 post No. +, thence south 81 deg 10
min. east 1912 feet 70 post No. 8, thence
north SO deg. SO min. east $50 3 feet to
post No 8, thence north 50 deg 80 min
esst oOL5 feet to post No. l, the place Of
beginning and corner first established,
containing an area Of 8. 375 acres, exclu-
sIya Of conflicts. From post No. 2 of
survey, United States GrlangulstlOn
PoiI ID bears north deg. % min. east
4,402 CT distant. The said mining claim
bGaC of record in the Office of the Re
corder of said mining district. Bingham,
in Salt Lake County, Utah. The nearest
known locations being Saratoga Noun
tan, Gen. Washington and Fsirview.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Central City Lode
Mining Claim are required to file their
adverse claims thereto with the Register
o. the U. ). Land Office, at Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, within the sixty days period
O publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue OF the provisions and
ststutes of the United States in such
ases made and provided.
direct that this notice be published in
the Salt Lake Daily herald, the news
paper published nearest the said mining
claim. for the period of sixty days.
MARI II. MCMAsTER, Register.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28
Germany,s SILVER.

Berlin, Without evincing any
disposition to sdops mixed standard,
Germany is sounding the monetary con-
ference 10 regard to the practiesbility Of
txiog the price of silver for a number of
years. TIE success Of this plan. which
will assist &c many to dispose of her
superAuous silver in ,mixea standard
countries, mdst deperd upon the fgare
determined upon. zoe anI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28
NOTICE..

UTAH AND NORTHERN RAILWAY Co.,
Office Of Secretary and Treasurer,
Omshs, Neb., April 9Th, 1881.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the Stockholders Of the Utah and
Northern RsiIvsy Company Tor the
election Of directors to serve during the
ensuing year, win be held at the Depot
OF the Union Pacific Railway Company,
IN the CITY of Ogden, Utah Territory, on
ThuTdsy. the 9th dsy Of May, 1881, at
IL o'clock an.
:. a. II CLARK, President.
Apl Is j. w. GASNETT. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28

Following are the latest quota
tions of flour, grain, wool, etc, in the
San Francisco market
FLOUR uparfne. $3.50 q Is;
Rskers Extra, 81 Is a 5 90; Family tx
iTss f5.I2l; Walla WaIla, extra, 81 .25 a
p %SyHiEGT-No. 1, sI.4O q I.421l; No
Sl35 a 1917; = ctl.
BAKLEY-Feed, SOC. q $50. for
Coast and S5c. @ Csc. for Bay; Brewing,
-0ATS-Quotable at 81 80 q sl.6OY
ctl for Feed.
CORN-Quotable at $I.O5@ SI.IO for
Lsrqe Yellow; S1O5 a 81 10 for Small,
and Sl.3O q 81 So for White, y CT.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, IS @ Isle ; Dry Kips, IS a ls4c;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs.
lOic; do, under 55 lbs, lOc; Kips, ice;
Cslf-skins, 10 @ 12c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28
TELEGRAPHIc
Regulating Rates.

Albany. N Y.,2z.-Tbe assembly, To-
day, passed ball fixing the rate for If
teen words or les 10 any point in tue
state at 2Oc. and half this rate to news
papers, also a bill requiring trunk lines
heloR Forty-second street, New York
City, TO be lsid under ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-28
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole
Gale buving prices in Salt Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
LEGAL LNEAAIS DITOECED.

The decree of absolute divOrc" granted by
judge O bert in BrOoElyn, DrccmOr. 81 1880, ~ ire
suit or Mrs. Sarah jesse Shdnrr Agunsi CAar!rs H.
9at,r aDOn ,he report OF the referee, =. i. ma.
ie re. suit Of an Interesting suit both ptIco 10 which,
H. INFANTS legally, represented by their guardians
Some Shat more than a yoIr ago the defendant,
the ulncte@n-ycar-od son VI G 0r;e H. Shan r.
nj Fun II Market voiced tho pltiuGG. he daueh
fer OF G. X. DISbcrry, u"fch'u' a TINS
clty aud Il resident 81 Brooklyn. The nls "1mln was
loss than eighteen years old anJ oountf-' icariu'
ptrent di -nppInval, hey were secretly W'tr Nv q
nv Dr. Ne Immediately aitrI the ceremony, tLry
went to the N.u X wOm4us homo and explained thc
situation. AFTER consult tOn they were forgiven oni
yOnug Shalcr's father, Urcr that his fou nii fcah
thr he mad .ssumcd. stlrcd hun ~ bIN
ness an oyster saloon at Ny lie aud Vaud"T9itFVes
Brooklyn and the youthful couple be tn ther I III the
louSc 4 Mr-. DuNbcrTY 4 short ~ 10 ago after tle
birth Of enid Of discOrd, IN the PRISON OF
uurScrlr was IutruduC ii INTO the family The result
WA me suit divorce brought by the young wlie
Her husband was lOuni by his ft,hcr to
hay neglected his business and to nave run nt0 ucb
HIS father refused to engage IN the action a. guardian
I0r ni5 son. AMI County & crK Elliott ap3carcl In the
sult SIR. : after represented ny her father The
defend nj pleaded infant and the referee reported
In favor OF an absolute divorce granting the cns1dy ~
fDc child il D. Y. The mother. No application for all
mi as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
TELEGRAPH RIVALRIES.
WAR BETWEEN THE AMERICAN UNION AND THF
WESTERN UNION COMPANIEs-P0LEs CUT DOWN

WAR BETWEEN THE AMERICAN UNION AND THF
WESTERN UNION COMPANIEs-POLEs CUT DOWN
AT RAILWAY.
The American Union Telegraph Company
has At work for several days between New-Iork
and adelpha in anticipation Of the election of the
Western Union Company from the line OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Notice had served on the Western
Union Company qurng TO accept the terms granted
to the American Uaion Company. Tne notice will TX
pre tomorrow. Officers Of the Western Union have
attempted to gau mod II alton OF the notice, but with
out success. and finally T. "v were compelled 30 ask tue
All OF tue courts preliminary mnnc ION RESTRAINING
the raj road company erfrnng with liz Ines haS
en granted until ull hearing In the case on January
Yesterday morning cmnoy63 OF the Western Unlon
Comuanv attempted to ~ ''gn inc poles OF me Aih II
en- Union at Railway. N j., INT thy succeeded IN cut
IN down Ony one pole ahh W re hrIeseu III luz ~
Among persons engaged III the w"ra were three ola
iud cxperiencr foremcn In the ply OF III" western
UI Company. OF whom, Joseph Cook. has 0erh III
tao employ Ut the Company Tor about ttt yr"Is
condemned until rclcased" All pleaded euity to thr
uTcnce charged upon them.
Ii said thlt tue law OF NewJcrsev requires comma
MES ubs rye the cOnd tons unused ny mi nlcIpal
ties AID the clty goVefnmCMt OF ,nM4Y III AI'hi"s
the CITY, made it condition tht the lies sh'u hc
acgd adjoining ho'r Oh me western non me io
new lines. The Western Union changed the position ~
snne OF ira wiIrs i'm order 10 interfere with wo X
ana when that mad been accom- ,iished successfully
attempted to cut down the rival lime utthcr co Il ct
pInV-in protecting lin has been asset, aud II IL
doubtful If my further DAMAGE will he caused.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Oh the United
slater ClrcnC Court Yesterday JHdIc Butler granted
the pI epiIary injunction restraining tn Pennsylvania
r lroad COMPANY from interfering with tue wires and
offices Of the Western Union Teegralh Company along
route Of beraroa UNI iIe cas- can b. iuy hrd
in to- s imp urt before IdScs Mckennan AMI Butler
on The II Ii MS.
GREEysBoRoUGH n. G., Jan. 5-LIst night three
poles Oh the lie iiuc American Umon Telegraph
C,mn,uy were we of an their wires w'r, and
thrown down. three Lurth OF tuis place. 1t is not
knoWuWnO Inc depredatUrs were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
THE PRoB1TE or 4 Will REJECTfD

Surrogate Calvin has rejected very few wills
off rel for PROBATE hs OF Office. Oh' Of ha rev
il that OF Mary Elizabeth liza field In regard to wheh
the Surrogate gave decision yesterday TIC VIII,
made n ID cemDer, 1862 rave all Of Mrs. Hare as
properly to her cousin. Ellen BOgert, OF tbs city
sister, Mrs Enmaline Townsend. contested IN WI on
the ground unsOuui ness OF mind and uuc iunnehce
Auu lister, Mis- Amelia Hatfield, WHO !" an ILDe
CHE was rcurc-cLted before the SurtOgA Z. Inc con-
tesiaut showed that he dccoeHt c0ud no carry o. Il
conucc cd vcrsAtOn that Hhousn she hud had long
scDoOg could rot distinguish the IL tcrs 81
the alphdbet, or t.ishOw many nulcrs $40 had Inc
prOpOncnt wed that HE decedtDt knew me hco
brtWeen gOud nj ID ID penn, even II She rUdid not
count money. Two years ait the Wll was 'KcCuled
Supremp Cuur CUmu SsiOl decided that she insane
Surr0g fvn did thuk that she possessed tcsia
mcu. nv capacity and refused 10 admit The VIII 10 pro-
bate. T. Wamdc appeared for TIA, -cutOr OF tho wa;
Anderson & Mann for the contestant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
4 DISTURBANCE IN A B0AGDWG-HorSE
SUING A BoARDER FOR $1,000 rANAGrs FOR
Assault

SUING A BOARDER FOR $1,000 rANAGEs FOR
Assault.
Elizabeth Story, who keeps a boarding house
at 4iO We. br ,nGnt SUIT b. HE MT "
Common Peas aga INST J. j. Alicn 10 rccoyer $4,000
damages for an alleged assam and battery SIR. Alien
engaged board for himself and family at Mrs. stOrJ =
house at $50 week. but AT The end OF four
DAYS decl led 10 leave 1t. Mr. Aliens b"cg"gc,
alter h,me op OsitlOn on the pIrt OF Mrs cry,
was taken into the hall on the I or Nh. story
u taken 'urth uEIe~s NJ. Allen paid her $50
Nc Alien went and returned Wti an VI 'cr INT Nh7
refused admission he door. Mr.. Ale otter aol"
nelay admitted Mr.. A len through the fiun window.
lie ms ,rrylou~ly fcrcd Mia Story $50. aua
now ia lcrcI $50. Mis-. story r'iu ed u"
accent mis- sum o, To- allow aim 10 Open ,.'.
A diJu,bl, CO ensue Mr. Story caIn tuai If.
Allen brew Gcr DOM an rampIcd un'u mr. vi.
4 zen lsserls that n uscd no whence. Mir Alien C q
tn, III ..r who through IN" wind ". by whic
tSi TIE baggage WAS aft"rSHrd taken out. Inc
onc"r succeeded at ongn az IN iucluV Mr-. St)ry 10
De-, InIt the door 10 80 opened.
The o. for Il al yesterday before dud e 40
Hoc4eu. NJ. story. Mrs. Stoves and ~ .ro scrv "a
tied that Mr.. Alien irampld "n MI Stl ara IA
nl;t.d Oihnr acts OF violence aEtuHi her. MI Aucn
and hcr si-;er, Nj Rams " inc nur"c ne TWO Dag
messed tho dNturbince, lost u ! mt ~
u.ed 20 Vl0enc' t"ycr iO"I"d Mr.. story.
MIS- Story became very excited IN gVlus h" iinHoIb.
Mr. Spenccr. tho cpun,t TOR The defendant. n-c! ,rr
whether sne nad bIt'n Allen At the i'm o. l d!-
eyed assault. can0t certainly 9at," rrpIrd Mr+.
Story, but VISA to cot fal shut hlu."
Mrs. Stevens when tc~fymS, could not be he % - The
ma matent TO tao ct-e, and Nlru ME spencer
objected uar+ nt her tesunoHy Mr.. : ~ RS
mother suld,nh rushed forward from the T'r OF the
room. declaring ina shr would sad H. hcf ddu2.'' T.
case Is unfinished. L-Vi ~ Fu.rf 1pptArrd Tor thc
plaintiff; G. :. Spsnc + iur 90" .lrirndtAt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
LONG ISLAND.
DISASTERS on SEA.

YARMOUTH, n. S., Jan. 5.-The park II 'ppy
Home of Hant.port, n. g. struck Trinity Ledge weVe
miles from here Monday and cap.ized. The captains
. wife, daughter and one man perlSh"d. Yesterday
boats went of and rescued the rest OF the crew,
all OF whom were frozen, the captain ana maze
seriously Nathan Hilton, the cOTOrer las son'
70 Short Beach mold inquest on tie b"dlrs reoV-
ereu from the bark The captains VIE was hsheu 10
the Quarter ard heavily covered with oOaks ana otner
clothing Her body still warn when f0dnh gl,I
nbout seven yenrs old was embraced IN her mothers
arms There is q report nat one OF the sailors mas
died since getting ashore The Stew ri VINO Is dead
seemed 10 br thy clothed TIE sad disaster mas causeu
sorrow throughout the community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
CLEANING RtOOKlyN STREETS

The additional bids made nece>s ry by the refusal
of FrTdnanl De Vigne to execute the contract
award d to hun to the streets of Brooklyn for
$50 900 a wear, were opened by Commissioners
Frencn. Joirdan and Crane Yesterday. SIX buds
The hunt allowed by law being $4,000 The con-
tract was ava ded to the lowest bidder, George
Swift. Ills sureties are +. Swat aud William Con-
Sc YEA Contractor Swift executed the cuntIacT,
and Immediate ely began the WORK vt removing the
ashes wnlcn have accumulated since January l.
The cOntr tct for "A period o. five years. lie
Board of Aldermen, Monday, passed resolution di-
Iecti the former contractors TO remove the ashes
from all the wards, except four, until contract
wa made Corporation Counsel ID Wit decided
YESTERDAY that this acton was imperative. the
Board had no power in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
THE FIEh RECORD.

TIE LOCKpORI OPERA HOUSE BURNED.
InE P,er OlF.cE A&u SEVERAL ,fo.t, Ai., biz
stI..I. %.
LOoKrOEr n. y, Jtl. J.-Yhc magnificent
~ .... O.,t. uoI,- uIud.uS .,nd ia" t.l- .p, on
pui,uu.a jiuuz M tIis city. w,ro Tot ly airoy,d
by 0r. c3.l; inns morning. Tie Total loss rli OFF up
fla o. .ljO0,J. 1hI On"r, a "a builiug was owned
o., JoiA II .er, ,nd 40. GAue.ng OF budIug by .ho
G,reiil, o. Cunp 'y Joau iiout prcsdrut Tno
ire ~ icior,e - ,ty.u4 orIn4,d ~ about ocIork
ia fhc ftf.s .aivO lu tnr .rcnt ~ the O.t li,u-o
bu,ldn,. m alarm soon alter. aud % fire
men, with ga. Ioly ".t-r works, luuInt l.r t.r4
uuta u ocock, uu.4y counurg ,hc.a ID tuc baIIan.-
n.IIco Tue Ioli,sug stoit, nd ohl rs WIth tn,ir
contents, were u"uW destroyed: J.ul,, STAT 81,
nr,s Eo iruJir -lloun, tne tntrd S'ilr- TX
p-- CpInp,y' on-r. Bakers gloyo iIrt nv, Sals. &
Miller. clothing store. t, United Btitcs Po4i once me
W. t,ru y ,nn Trr -faph ON r. sJcchr, ba bri shop
TIE Inc. part IN or i-DId"ut. Grow f.; ~ i;u rci'
ty IA .ht a. d. . .rl IlulSr. Ito laN tci o., of
g.. ~. 81. Green joan l. Murray. Gr f.. dc l.ud ,cift
trOs- ara Burt r lIpr bC lut rndl X yruiio r,r
IiO. - III ~ tnrc office, norman g. ~ aud T.. e. -tgJ
iins's 81 eli e1; lnr Common Council and the
ruuils tnr OidtT u tpI NOrhIuru. c.atut t4r
Opc.A House wa lOOUOO ,i-iifd. s3G 900 on tir
hui.du-. lu llsiir the tilrp o.. IA
100000. Tao u-Brs of tur Insurance Companies atB IA
u,oWr: Liverpool ANA IUudon and 'phc. t5,OOO Home
q York. s. 300: Germ u. Ot N,N-V.,
~ 500; soar. Wy rlf ~ $50: N-wafN Flc - 900:
LOrrId's, $1,000; Lamar, s. OOJ: NcW-Y .rk ,ity,
II 900; COnncr.a al U"ion, B2,JUO; Royal. - 900.
Iur foregoing does not Incuur tine Opera Iln-e build
ns INSURANCE, and Uny partially that Of tho Garsiiug
Oh building.
.vrIa GIcluon and q IL. NJ were Injured by falling
walls, etc., but no one Mas Siilcd The mails SAT-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
prEI1SING TO Pay HIS FARE.

The hearing in the case of Henry Day. the new,
York merchant who arrested Tuesday, charged
with not paving his fare while riding on one OF the
Erie Railroad trans held IN the First Dl9tilc'
Police Court, IN jersey CITY. yesterday allernooh'
The urt decided that 1t had no jurisdiction on !le
charge OF :Idmg without paying fare, but hed MI
Diy on he additional charge of dIsordeT'y condnci,
winch had been made bY the officer who made &c
,trcst hut suspended sentence. Al er Mr. Days
discharge V the Police Justice he las Iearr'S' co.
md wa, taken before Jusuce of the Peace WI"
" II hold IN examination in the case To- Jay. MI
Dlv lays h. will follow the case 10 the hi,ef END.
and carry II 10 the highest Court III the S'ate' II
nc q be. to make the company pay for Its arbitrary
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
rHE MArlA IIELD OFL1Sr YEAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-1hc annual report
By Mcssrs. Wells. FIEo Go. II the precious III. iIls
produced west of the Missouri RIVER, iuclud NJ British
Columbia and The pts In San Francisco by cypress
from the west co,.- ~ Mexico places tire id as fol-
low IT,: Cold, S.i3 81 lS2 silver, $40 OOJ,JGi al,
So .J2, 39J cupprr. SS9S.UOO COlur.iO r.ds win q
totlo F2l, 2Sl05J California follows WI SIS 21G,lOG
N.ylda with 81 .b}l 100; Titan with tBfAO91J and
ARENA MA 54.412 Al. Il comparison wih lhr
pruluci for 1879 CitHd shows an ncfciSf ~ rni oi
95705S9, and cfcasc In SILVER a. Sj6"s1J. Nevada
shoNa n iOinl ialllns 70 VI SO.vIGn9l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
RAILROAD MISHAPS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Four coaches and a
Pu nan .lccpng Car went on the track Yesterday be
tween Great Icnd and Raymond Kan the Al, bison,
Topeka and Santa Fc Ruir0d1. All the pa-rcnGers
wtsr well snagon ana tumb cd about, but NO was
seriously hnrt.
WILMINGTON. y c Jan. 5--The fact mail train On the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad bouad, u'rtI, ran of
the track neat Magnolia last hight Several UCiBlHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
CHAPTER OF FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Henry ID uglass. of No 90 lrymg-pla e, fe'i under
his horse, feet IN his sIabl" on Years Day. ami
was so trampcd that he died from his III iri' =
III .sday night The Coroner WAS called to hOid an
inquest
Elizabeth Elliot aye fiNv-eght. was burned at
the SanarIan's IIOmc, IL West I~en y-sec)Dd-St.,
on Monday, her clohing atching lire at the stow.
She died i'm the Ntw-YJIk III Ispltal.
William EIman. age TWO, fell INTO a basll OF boil
ing water AID was scalded to death at his hOmc at
One-huI ired-and- siXty- itth-st and Washington
ave.
FREDERICK SmalI6ack age fOur. was burned to death
at No. $50 East Ihrty-thriSt. The Chilu's clothes
canrht ire nY accAenl WHINE be was alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
THE WoRLps FAIR PROJECT.

The Executive Committee Of Iho WOrld's FAIR
Commission met yesterday at No. 3l7 Broadway,
and scnssed the question of making puJic thc re-
fore the meeting of tns fdil Boar OI Mai ay. 1t
was decided not TO publish 1t. Another meeting of
the committee viii be held Saturday afternoon
further 10 consider what matt shall Oe embodied
In the Executive Committees report.
The first meeting Tor permanent organization OF
the full Commission Will be hold at the Governor S
room IN the CITY Hall .d0nday ut II o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
DECEIyING BY WORTHLESS CHECKS.

tice Wandell Al hur GIesser a Freuchman, age
thirty five Of No. 81 Bleackerst., catcer, was ar
ralgned by Detectives Hickey and Mallory, If the
Central Office, the complaint of William Shines
a salesman employed by Sheppard Knapp, at sixth
ave. and Inrteoath-st., for having nDtaIn on De
ceinber 20 piece Of carpet valued NJ T0l 10 bv
means of a worthless check the Pa iilc Bank,
Max Levy. of No 2jil2 BOwery, preferred similar
charge against the accused man, OF having Cd alned
q lady's god watch valued a - and $l1 III bills
on January BY means of a fraudulent check on the
same bank. lie committed lor traI on each
charge in 800 Da,l. IL Is alleged that he has per-
petIaged other frauds of similar character, and
that lac has served two terms III the State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
RROOKLYN WATER SUPPLY.

A bill is to be drawn uU for prc,cntatlOn 10 the
Leg stature to authOr,Z. the enlargement of the
distributing reservoir at RidgewoOd, IN connection
with the Brooklyn WalerwOl Ks. II Is proposed to
increase its capacity from 1Gl,O0OOOO gallons to
$40 600. 600 The additional land needed Is
owned by TIE city. The depth of water now III the
reservoir is 10l2 feet. The qu ,nuty drawn out for
use III the c.ty tuesday was 34,jlG,29O gallons.
conduit of which upward al 100000 gallons
came from the wells at SprIngliel Brook ANA WATTS
Pend, where pumping engines were recently placed
by the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
vrral GTcmcn and cii NJ were Injured by falling
H. etc, but no one Mas Eillcd. The mails arr, san,
CHEMICALS BURNING For HOURS.

A fire occurred Tuesday evening in the Pho
pharm ccu,ltl Works, at Mo- lj7. 10 and II East
J. ghty eghtnsi. The building only tw0 stores hIg
but II coyeri "A largo pOt ground. 10 wa. erected
about - year ago by tde pr0proi0r5 Of tho works.
IIcmis e Flnch. and II led witl oltuIc4ls medI-
clncs and toilet preparations. clcrK discovered
the fam q, winch broke out Ia tnr basement
he ran INTO tine street n"d gave an alarm.
the blecm ad been atorrd largo uuapti ~ uun-
explosive chemicals aud cutia OILS. The tXulnsvr
chemicals on te uppcG oJr,aud The fumrn were
constantly dhtsci rom 20 rtbO CXIIusluu. The,
INTO the DIhuilC4t uut flooded %
The depth ~ nearly fltco rct but the OH, Duu the
wafci aud Iuiinu TO butn nirctty. For three
hours the ireucn cont nucd Their efforts
The lur4 by thc nrr VAS c-tluntcI at 100000. The
stuC. ~ tie buLdiug .uiirrd Tor apuu riJ 600 IA
Tie II 80 comp lies o ia tiOrd anu Wy ak ana In
On tmania COMPANY. The causr OF The lire Was not
learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
THE PANAMA CANAL.

According to )riv,te dispatches received yrSter-
dav by the American COni:G!tt"" OF the Panama
Canal Company from Paris prcpni ,t0rV cXp'"i-
ton of engine r. and mechanics sailed from Have
yes, crday direct tor the lsthmu]. c'i I'll survey
of the rOu g will be made at one and '%rati"hS
preliminary to the work OF cutting the can; VIII DC
heuln ON the arrival OF the eXpeuItiOn. Supplies
nave bean ordered 10 be forwarded from New-fork
and Now Orleans. They VIII DO Ship linnedI-
ateiy Ex-Secrrtirv Thompson, chairman OF the
COMMITTEES, is expected to arrive IN this city IN a
few DAYS