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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
FiendsSh Proceedings

LANCASTER, Pc, Qci G.-Edwari Sanders
and Philip Rogers, TWO notorious Characters G:
tais city &: q lsto hour les! night forced their
way into the room of MIS-. Mary Seymou. living
her three children, Sanders cri is tnGlly assaulted
her. The wcm,n struggled desperately to es-
cape, and at lena!n succeeded. Sanders follow
Ing her into tho street and KNOCKING her dowa
several times. Mrs, seymour escaped to a
fecls Of her inquiries in ieT IN oneats. Both
men were arrested, and are now in j,i! charged
with murder.
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Another Charge Against Moses,

New York, O,t., G-Frauklin j. Mos, 8,
OK Governor of South Carolina. in .IeiFMson
Market Court yottstdav was charged by Dr..
Nathan Btzsmsp. of No. 29t Filth ev,rue.
with having obtained from him check Tor So
by pretending to DO tho son of DE-. Stoicor of
Augusta. Ga, DR.. Blzamau's irieud. Moses
Was held for tiisI 90 this charge also.
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Frost.

CHARLESTON, S. c.; O,s. G-Tei:eratns
from northern South Carolina to thc News sad
Courier this norainZ report a iross last Aigat
and another is exptc:sd Tonight and a;s;e
that the late growth of cotton VII! b. destroyed.
DANYILLE. VA. Or. G-Theru wss g
heavy and killing frost throughout this region
last night and great spprehet siOns gro npscl-
talotd OF serious and extensive dsmsga &c tic
growing tobacco. ln tho fields near Dinyiilc
tho piaus wsro badly bitten.
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AODeAIS for Md.

. OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. Gan appeal 10 the
Do ninlon government in bHha!f OF tho Anti.
COST fishermen whose desttu.ioa has boon re-
ported. ELECTS reply that tho Quebec govern
ment must act in tho msttor 1t ~ probable that
Ill sppeal will also ha msdo on bshsif of tho
sunerers by tho bush fires on thu north shore of
the st. Lawrence. Six hundred mlloG Of Gas:
has been devastated. and wholo villages des.
troyed with boats, nets and tho Summer catch OF
tho chairman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
Fire.

NEW YORK, Ok. G.-Firc broka nut sgsio
this morning 10 tho Continental Btew:fY. 81
ADD IL Greenwich Avenue, which WAS 81 bsdiy
damaged by FIRE yesterday sItesnoon, AID eoEi-
Dlcted The dcstruc ion of no brewery. the
loss by this mouin9's fire slono is Estimated by
the owners OF tho brewery at fully $75 900 10
$50, 900. which. added to yesterdays estimate
OF $50 600. briggs the tolal damsQo up 10
nearly the full sum of insuranca-$l45 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06

CoNHILSG AGAIN DEFEATED. Tho Anti
ssSarS Tcra in ltrsc nsi gritty 10 tho New
\ DIX Sale cooytni,, y,s!crdey, aud the
CoukIloei;cs acSncwlc6Sed their deies. TIC
sathetins WAS vlry Qaist SID orderly. Senator
Miller wss 'ho temporary sud Chsurcsy NJ.
narcT tie rcrmsGcc! cism,o. A Ssto
ticket Ess noTlua ed
Senator Wocdin having offered resolution
tbs; commHlo, ca cr,dspis!s BIZ appointed
BY he chsir, Geo. Shsfp, moved 90 amend.
m,nt, merely 10 siye him the tl)cr. aud then
MADE speech cXplsuan-y of the efforts made
las ulShi rs The State Committee TO settle the
differences between lie Corkiicg SUD anti
CoakllcS delegates. Part ct the plan pro.
rcsad wss tina: Mr.. ll!st3ck should he the
temporary chalrmap, snd Cbancc:y NJ. Dspev,
OF Wts eli er, thu permcnant chsirman.-
Spes kioe ct tho tslluye Of the scheme, Mr..
Sharpe said: without dcsl,irS 10 say one
word at tcctm patton, those who scted With
me- ttlt that II was better tor Us to como hero
aud 10 manly way submit to the decision OF
tho convepIiao. For Tho kindness. the cour.
tesy, the co.daity Ct RtpnbIio.u temper with
which the He1lltm!n on the other side met u,
10 the consideration of oil thes, questions, vo
shall ever DO ,hsukful. We we're overruled.
We arc not here TO complain. We arc hero TO
state tho reasons of our case. and to ssy ihs
We are oil together for the SUCCESS of the Re-.
publican psttS. Crest applause
\ resolution endorsiog Collector Mer1it scfl
urelog bis rottnIan was fefsrred.
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nEANnnG-

PHILADELPHIA, Oo:. G.-Mr. Ed ward Law.
member OF tho Legislature FIR tho Sth datriot.
was drowned 10 the SOhu7lk Riv,c. nt $50
O'clock yesterday alternOcu, by tho upsotling
OF boat. At inc time tho accident occurred
Mr. INV Mas rowing 10 q siup 10 Ecn!i shel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
SIIicftIP.

AUGUSTA, GA Sept. -JanoI T.. Glover, &
sporting man took two ounces OF laudAnum yes
tarday, ard died early shiS morning. Glovnrs
father comu TED suicide sovoral yCara ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06

Frank llyl'oman. constable Of N. rick
cauoty, vas shot and fatally wounded yestt rday
By negro he WAS trJiag 10 arrest at Gstty's
station Tor cattle stealing. The balls entered
The stomach, mouth, and peck. Tha negro
lsc;red ia Ito direction # Suffolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
Extensive Fire,

PULASKI. N. u. Oot. 6.-rho most serious
hte that ,vsr visited this seotou broke out
al t O'Clock this morning Th, opiru Luslucs
norton of the town ID ru.rcd. The Icts is over
5000 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
Financial.

NEW York. O,t. The Pests Gosnuiai
article say: During tho fest Two hours of
business at the Stock Exchange thcro Wss a
halt 10 tho doWoward movement ia the prices
sad 10 fact there was some Disposition 10 over
short sses 50 that tie pIic,s OF $ ocks Ccuef-
ertllY imlr.vad little. TITS vas ca tho *
pec;ation that tho Tseasu y wOul5 to-Iay order
tho prepayment wthou: rebs'c Of the horCs or
at least $l0,OO00OO Of hi N, called fer iHiGl.
ton ID C - OF would in soinc other way It
ouco let loose tfcm tho :rJaslry to $40 ,000,-
00O OF dollars. Mr.. Window has becn b.
sought to grSu: lc;icf aoI thsro hsye
aIao b'ca counter pc;i;cGs icyrasertipS
that the money strl1kcuey ls ss set
hu1tfui to 10 oco Czccp; tho saecu:aiorE.-
This uor0ing the sub treasury ives deb or al
the eesrios house SLIT coo. This Gocs 60.
ooVor custom dues About neon The sock
market c;me TO the conclusion that lhers is 70
be 90 treasury relief at present. ard f;to S!!iiDg
of stocks bc2a5; ard si5oo thea pilcr5 have
fsllen l,%i per oaut. u. s. bo5ds arc lover
foe the Is and higher for tho tx:cnd,d IS srd
Gi. State bonds are Gull Il H. boGGs sre
generally lover; the dec,nc rapEipS from ! to
) per cent. The money ,!tlpScocs is keps up.
sud large as is tho ''shori iat2resI' 10 the stock
market tho stock irakels hsva very seucrag
been obliged to psy commission IN sdiisiec to
the legal rate for money.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCT. G, 1881.
Si.H risc. - : n S,,. 80. O.,

aasiAC0 AZ ALMANAC, OCT. 6, 1881.
o." rtSe' --..-.... Q SKA se:,... 81
imp Ah'Eh. Tcr York. 10 F 4 3,,.'
eE "en iS-Ey N"!'ua. - l. y daos
SAILED
Str iro'Se te,rr. Norfolk. br L S in,
ST. "ataon, lower pct'c by J 6,ats,s C.
Sir Ar:owsmi:h, lower rotonar. ny -.
iemac Pss'y CaSrarg
sAauAAhu.
SSh' Ioha Bird. from hi. prs:, b, P,rti.ai
81, o'oSe sp'ases bonn 2is. .E Blccs Island
Senr Speed VAL. from Eiehnoad, Al Portland
SSs' A!to:S, from Hoes:Aaa, IL: H;cbm,na,
81 Vineyard haven Ali.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arr!Ssd-Soa:s < Bsyer. a Main, II Della
ns.a And ID \ lo<o - Amer Ga ca; W
CCA5der. A Sarsy. Missouri and delaware 10
GsH7ge'S Creek GHsi s. Iron Co
pepS't d-Sa.is 3 Bsye3, \ lain, h DsI..
hs!d, Lows, A!lsshsay Nc ~ Boysr J
W Csrdsr, a Barry, Missouri: snd Delsvsie,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06

What's tho use sitting siI day il hs house
with bad cold or hacking o3ugh whsn DR. BuN'a
Cough Syrup will cure you 10 o sh0rt hIl2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA GARKSr. Oc., G.-Plour c,n
siLu,' ac!ive sad d:m. Ths receipts Of Whoa,
sre light III! prices orc fem snd 2J7S busbel.
sold to di5 3! Ia0 los common aad il43 and $50
for p'ic.e to good Ful'z. l52 ald l53 for mi1sd
AID l55 aad II for Lancaster. Corn continues
qciet And easy, a-d shou: t0) 5u:hsla SOLD 10 dsy
siej. No Ryeor Cas- reported. Country PFC
ouco is coming L: slowly aud prices keep 40
GEoRGzTowN CATTLE MARKET, Oct b.
Cat:!e-A. Drovoss' Ke,! This week som, 416
head we're offered. Prices rul.d A. follows:
bes! g X c, good 6a5!,, medium - fair i,sI,
thin Steer; Oxen and Cows 3a3io Ger 10 some
500 Sheep aud Lamb, were offered, win Gales OF
Lam d e. eI'ttc, sheep st 4.i1: per 10 Some
10 Cow. sad Calves sold 81 OAS4j each.
QuEESsrowS CATTLE MARKET Oc.c s.
w Cattle were offered and sold 8. 3,,5lc par 10.
msrke: rather slow AID !, eff on bs.,er.ts.snt
rs; lowe! on medium sud common stock. s3j
sheep .ad hsa5' cod g, 3!,4!e 10. old Ssce;,
Sh:c 10: Lsne,. Mich Cow. scarce se,Irr =:
% 1856 esct. 'o'''eH -
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB 0JvERNuR
JOIN w. j. NlkL, Of LYECHBUR>
Fur LIEUTENANT GovEREoR,
JANE BARBUUN, OF UULPEPEH
FJa ATTORNEY GENERAL
J.. W. EchlN My, Or FAEMVlLLS
FOR THE HOUSE CT D1LKGiTEs,
JUNs,E Cd T. Ills g. STUART.
THURSDAY EybNIEe, OCTOBER 6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-06
Tie Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct. G -Firsiaia is cid -; 10
deferred -; Go consolidated 81: do Il &c.
ries IS past due coup 92;: new 10 40s 81! bid
to-day. Cotton quiet: mlndling III. Flour firm
snd wtbCu. change. Nhos:-Sou.her2 higher
and active; Western higher bu. inactive South
ern red l45s152; do sube- 15Sslt3: No. ,
Western winter rod spot and OCT l5l! al5i :
Nov l5issl55; Dec l5S1.l59 Ccr.-So .lhern
quiet And shade htmer; Western higher srd
closing easy; Southern whitesl; DO yellow IS;
Wcs.era mixed spot and Oct 7ts Nov 17!s77:
Dec TsS asked. Oats firm ard aciive; Southern
l0.5S; Western white 62i53 do mixed i4.5li {;
Penn 5l.52 Rye duh st l3 day unchanged
and quiet. Coffee dull, Aio c.rgots Ordinary 20
fair 9!sll3. SUGAR firm 4 scf! lCt Wnskey
firm At 81 leisl ~.
NEW YORK Co.! 6.-S,ocks il light demsnd
Money 6sG. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat
opened lslic higher. advance sinca partly lost.
Corn opened 3ssc better advance sGca los,.
The Janisor Of our building Rss crippled ai.h
rbumstisn; his leg vas so sEo.leD aud p.iufu
that &c lin ped abou. 10 the nos. piiiab'e mag
ner, being unable TO walk auG ut6 for his
duties. Ho applied ST. Jacobs Oil after v,iuly
trying nunerou, other remedies STD it cared
him perfectly he is as veil As ever snd as
lively as cricket. 4 member IF OUT house IS
frequently tried the Oi AID found IL Wonderful
10 LIS effects. We indolss il.
4. HARTMANN. of Hsr man Bros,
Cor. State and Van Rurfn SIS (hfcdqo III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
WITH THE CONSENT"
pa III Ed iIOr o The II r v z

SIR: Every time prominent nomination
hangs fire in the Senate, an Independent press II
profuse ia emphasizing the prcrogative Of the Presdcu
who Ia TO nominate by and with tho consent Of the
Senate 1t IL then shown in your editorial ~ this
morning. how utterly absurd IL is 10 limit the authority
conferred on the President To that Of automatic
ngurebead Now for few questions Why do
you never enlishten what Is meant 10y
"the consent" OF the Senate Why should tue
Senate be the hgurehe0d any more than the Presi-
dent, and affirm q matter Of form every
appointment sent in Doc- not consent " involve ~
much independence OF action IN him who Is called upon
70 consent a. him whose duty is Ia propose ~ the
Constitution had made IL incumbent the Senate TO
nominate and on the President to cOusont would you
have considered that the latter had ObCycd the spirit ~
the law by putting his and seal to every nonit-
ton without exercise OF hia own Judgments And
did this Judgment, would require bin Il"
6vei fsnt the busy nermcddling with matters OF this
Sort q somewhat iinpcrtincnt piece of arrog1ncef
Hese- Irk. April 3, 1881 "h H. JAckS"N'
fThe Constitution does not say: The President
shall nominate by and with the consent OF the
Senate" Ii says: THE President shall nominate
and by and with tn consent Of the Senate. shall
appoint The theory which have been COM
batting is this That the Senators, s@nior and
Junior, individually OF collectively, of the State
where the appointment is to be made. shall
nominate, and by and with the consent of then
colleagues and the President. shall appOint.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
THE GorEENuENr or rALE COLLEGE.

The Vale College Alumni Association held
iis eixih social meeting FOR tho present s"a~on al Del
ui"nico's IH-t evening mc'tmr" the Executive Com
uitt.c held AT y. and at about o',ock the
husincrs meeting called to order CL4ricz Tracy pre-
siding A paper read by General IL d Darlington
on The occupation of Ncw YORK and the dcfc nee q
Brooklyn 10y Washington ~ 1916 military necessity q"
The author heartily apaul,d at the close. and
cei,cd = unanimous vote OF thanks.
Abont 100 graduates were present. The University
Committee presented report on the proper quaiincA
tons for meulr.r- Of the corporation OF Yale College
The reading OF tins report, and The discussion and
amendments hic followed formed the principal feature
OF evening. Of speakers made WHY 70
marks and the meeting constantly interrupted by
laughter. The report amended Was In substance
follows:
They shod De- Graduates Of the first degree Of ten
more Year, standing IN and Of the departments Of
ale Colrge-c1ccpt the department ~ Thco0gv
which Is fully represented hy ibr clever ministers Who
chosen IN pursuance al custom aud all persons al
lego eSceping the irpaltu,ent of Jbrolo,y ub,ibrr
honorary IN course at least hvc year, rof 10 the
election provided for Ia the Connecticut Assembly act
passcd IN July, 1871.
II any person who is qualified above shall De o.
the age Of twenty nyc wears at the time OF biz radu
ton. when such degree is conferred he should be-
eligible To the office at the expiration Of five years
g. they should be men % superior ability prudent ne
oustOncd 10 business ana to The management Of proper
ties men especially of executive force and financial
penence they should 'e men OF Influence aud sell
known that their viii command respect
4. They should DE wlllhg '" give uine hhd personal
effort 10 the interests al the Umvrr-ty. living near
enough 10 New Haven 10 he able r. well aa willing ~ at
tend regularly the general and special meetings ~ the
corporation. They should nl~O take lNcy Interest
all things pertaining To she management, gIUWth sHd
prosperity OF thc Institution
Thl. report signed 10y J.. G. Delnvan chairman A.
H. Clapp. Thomas NJ. North, william Il. Ross aud
Buchanan winthrop. II vas also the duty ~ this
mittee 70 recommend names for nomination. They
recommended =. J. king.hury, ~ waterbury, Conn.,
and Alfred Taylor and Brayton Ives of New York II
ua led a. UT
Pleasure then succeeded business and the graduates
enjoy cd a supper and social cOnN crSatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

was in the Health Board and Mr.. French Police
commits ,iuncr, he laid before Mr. French "A PROPOSE
ton 10 remove the oa for nothing. and n 10 other
Conversations said 10 have been held with Mr.;
French. there H. not u word Of truth IN them. and
MI. schultz had the means Of finding that ont Mr.
schultz was in the Health Board ten years ago or
more and never since and Nr. French Was never
Police commissioner till 1870. When Mr.. Schultz
was asked 10 explain he cyadcd the question. And
yet this is the sort of talk that was apphudcd and
believed by the people who listened. THIS is an out
fdgrous aud unjust thing"
Dir Mason expressed hi, gratitude for the exist
ehce oi some men In thr Legislature who had back
Don" enough 20 refuse To hc "hudon,d' by Com
hi'lr" 81 Twenty -one OF any other committee, anu
VINO. when the present hue and cry wer, over would
be honorcd. Both he and Mr.. French expressed OPP
position to the Strect-C leaning bill of the Committee
"i IWrnty-onc. much ~ they wished 10 see the bu-
rcal taken ont of the Police Department.
NT French said briefly that IN Ar. SchuitTS
speech. tar a. II referred to him, there not
word Of truth. Before became Police Commits
Hohrr, hr added, Il had doubts about certain hot
place. hul since then they have been entirely re-
moved. believe now that there is a place where
men who Willy their bettcrs Will be- punished a.
thry deserve. The streets dirty. but their foul
ness does not equal the foulncss Of some of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
FEVER PATIENTS N A SHED.
sENEN POOR PERSONS ILL WITH NPllUs FEN ER AP-
PATIENTLY NEGLECTED.

PARENrLY NEGLECTED.
The action of the Board of Health in allow ing,
Thursday last. seven patients with typhus f'ycr-
slN men and one woman. the latter in dying cond-
tonic remain for a whole day in a small she'd in
rear of the Morguc at Bellevue Hospital Close
by the riycr. without sending the boat 10 take
then to the hospital Bla, kwcls Island. has been
sharply criticised The patients, it is claimed were
compelled 10 remain in the shed with no one to look
after their wants, without bed, and without fuel.
1t is also stated that the authorities the island
refused to receive these people in the hospital
the plea that the wards were ovcrcrowdcd already
ana that the cty had failed To provide the necessary
tent To- Isolate thcu.
Warden O'Eourkc Of Bellevue Hospital sai to "a
IRibl ~ reporter yesterday that he and his assist
ants had done everything hat was possible under
the cliruu. iancrS There Wei" no accommodations
on the grounds 10 isolate patients suffering from
contagious diseases and The shcd referred to was
The on'' available pla'c for such cases. No'l'c had
been >,1t tu the Board uf Health as ta1ly - .
rived.
Or. Iaucway who was seen at h- house last night
Sfrl tl1t nnly One boat va 30 Tho disposal oi il"
Health Board. aud ON Ihur-lay tins boat was con-
st1ntly engaged and could not be- spared. The pa
ucut- w,Ir In the shed from O'Clock In fhc
M rung until laIf-pI.t > 100 Oh" evening Ouh w
J here "'fc 80 the time no a'' "muodail"n- ON he
isIand Tor their reception. the wards being filled with
COW '''nt patient a. VINO '"il' h"i p' H~ n'r',n
h'riu.r. lth"ulh VOL. thy would haven" hom' g.
return O." ard Oh their feeble condition. would
-"ou'r OF later bc sent bach To- The hospital as
1.rIat.. -uihIug under Stone other disease.
III, llc.lf, OH.rr, u,ccr,dcd thursday AFTERNOON.
90 r,ifinr a suitable tent. which vas los no means
au'4,, tl-h. a. th., could not De- h"urhi ready
plrfcd t.,- rAtI.ut, Won. transit, rirl from their
pulrt,r, Do the shed To- the u,w t'ut
lhr Woman claimed 20 have come from " .lir
Plains md 90 itr boon in the civ foi tAo DAYS
hclor. arr.rg iut alsai sion at tIr rifll Tins
- lt'm'ut me locOr ssincl 90 doubt. no cI'- o.
Z, Ihu, hScr had ',sru r-pted from y Ait. PLAINS.
H. llouCht That fh' dis originated 300 Phi in'l-
plI lnd .,a~ FROM there ,rrcd ;o iIndru. ~Accc
il Was introduced INTO N,W York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
BURGLARY IN CREENHIcH STREET.

The bonded warehouse at Nos. 9S and 100
Greenwicb-st, entered by burglars early Thur-day
morning. and 1900 cigars, valued at 5000. were
stolen The thieves entered through the hall
ment house No los Washington IT.. and lowered n rope
ladder the Of the storehouse and forced open
the iron windows with "JmInies" when the
theft was discovered the next morning the police were
informed Captain webb and Detectives Thomas
Muyey and j.. Uaggerty examined the prem
ises and found the Jfnmes " wrapped In half
OF sunday edition Of newspaper. Captain
Webb entered the yard Of No l02 Westinghouse ycster
day tnD1iug and there found the other half OF the
newspaper which exactly mat he'd the half In which
the iiinlnies had been wrapped. The officers dr.
sceudcd Tito sub-cellar, ana there they found the
cigars. The thieves were not discovered.
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Oicomargnrirr.
Advertisement In Evening Post e gram and Daily News
DIED.

coo'pSo SPrInss c q v Ap sh of'0H
at ii o'clock a. M
cARPENTEnAt the reseuce q his parents 62s oates
day. month 18th Isaac Bnrng. only child Of War;
ron and Emma T. Carpenter asel years months and ~
Funeral private
IOcSport papers please copy.
DEsHoNson Friday morning, 18Th inst at sG ostesave
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
EGBERr-on wednesday April IL. James 3. Egbcrt
MCCLELLAN In West PHILADELPHIA on thursday April ~
LOUISE daughter OF the late Samuel Mcclellan Of Wheeling
MCKEE Isabel agcd % years 10 months wife Of Alfnd
Mckee Brooklyn and daughter OF James comstock Of
The fnnrral services will be held Wilton Monday after
The O'clock tain from Central Depot win convey
rrnd. and ciuainAnces in ume all oi whom ao 'spo'|
MALcoLMIu this city on Friday April i6' Miss Emily
Macglm formerly Of paer..n ~ j. zen, ina, ., o,;oct
residence OF her brother inla~ Robert iuson' No.
rIROT-ou Friday morning 18th inst at Philadelphia Julia
r.. wife Of Eln-ton !. pcrot. ,
NJ funeral her late rsidcnce No Sit south lothst,
Philadelphia, on Monday, 18th inst at 2 D. m
ROBIN,In tins city, Aprl H. Margaret j. Bruce, widow
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral ser
noon at O'Clock.
sNYDER-At Newark. on the Isth inst, John Wesley
snyder. the 79th year OF his age -. ,o.,. -,
inS i s s ' ,bo 10 yir Meiho,ist ahnTth
The relatives and friends are invited to attend without fnr
I'm l.. daughter Of william J. and Ellen f.
Tanner. the 7th year OF her age 80. ,
Funeral nom ficd- Mating House on 2oih st. GIamcrcy
Friends Of the family fespe' fully invited
TRTMAN-On Friday morning Aprl II, ~ dlphthers War
jore Corde Youngest child Of Mumford 81 and Elizabeth
< Truman, aged months and . days
Funeral from residence Of her grandfather Charles A.
Whitney. 81 West sJths saturday the 10th mst at
O'Clock y.
UDALI-A At Ncck. /. April L. 1891, Thomas p.
s0n 81 lanes and Margaret a. idal
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend tho
funeral saturday at O'Clock. from the Friends Meeting
House. inhls4et.
Carriages viii the arrival Of the 1880 train
from CITY kindly requested that no How
De- sent.
wHIrTEMORF-on Friday the 18th inst, Edward A.
MhtcmOrt.
Reaive- and friends family invited To siend tho
Astoria sunday the iitl
insL at O'Clock III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
TILE ERE RECORD.
FLAMES IN MULBERRY STREET.

FLAMES IN MDIDthh1 81 hl.fi'
The six-story brick building at Nos l45 aud 1f7
Mulbcrry-st. was burned yesterday morning.
The loss is estimated at 10000. William Smith
is the owner Of the building; the floors
were let with stcam-powcr to number
Of manufacturers The building was wedged
in among tencmcnt-houscs. and there was
great danger lest the fire should be communicated
30 the surrounding buildings. The police made
clear space around IT with much haste possible
by driving out the neghboring tenants. The fire
was first discovered on the third floor at haf-past
o'clock II is supposed that it originated in the
cngnc-r0om in the basement and that it crept mp To
the third story unobSerycd. Soon after. the entire
builling was i'm flames or the contents. nothing
WAS saved. bat when. after three hours work the
rrmcn were the masters of the situation the walls
oil the binding were still standing.
The following are the estimated losses Building
and machinery William Smith. $4,000; Charles
T.. spencer, gold rcincr, $500 insured; Henry Ann
strong, packing boxes 500. not insured; owen
Cummiskcy. moudngS $4,000. insured Oscar
lOllander, glass pOishrr, $1,000, insured Slntell
4 iiarih. turner's, $1,000. insured Jacob Rrgcl-
man. looking-glass frames. $1,000. insured l.. -.
kohman. pockctboOk frames. 500. insured Me
Faddcn ~ llattou. glass etching. 5000, insured
Jacob Freedman. ladies' fans ~. 0OO not insured !;
Barnes Mitchell, laundry, $1,000 not insured.