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LOSSES ELSEWHERE.

LOWELL, Mass, jan. ia fire in the
picking and drying building of tie Merrmack WOollen
Mills IN Dracu caused loss OF $4,000 on the building
and machinery, and as much more the stock. The
insurance Is ample TIE fire throws 400 employees out
of work.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-The OleOmargarine
Factory OF the American Manufacturing Company on
ICross-st South Baltimore partially burned this
imorning. Estimated loss between $1,000 ana 80 900
liuly insured.
EpHRATA, Penn, Jan. ia large barn be-
longing to the Coleman estate totally DESTROYED
are las. night Loss SIS 900; insurance The fire lie
hscnbcd ~ an incendiarS.
,MEAFORD, Ont, Jan. ia fire, last night.
destroyed seven buildings in the central part OF this
town. The loss is $4,000.
DRESDEN, Ont, Jan. 15.--A. McVean's hub
and spoke factory took fire 130 O'Clock this morning.
and Is now burning The surrounding buildings. contain
inc finished ana unfinished material will be saved Loss
insured for 1000 The cause OF the tire Is un-
known
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. ia very destruc-
tive fire occurred this morning at Durham. Twenty-Five
stores burned. though most Of the goods were
saved. Tue loss cannot be ESTIMATED. The hre
originated IN drug store.
BIRDsBoRO, Pa, Jan. 15.-The house of
Mrs. Henry Kupp totally destroyed by fro at noon
to-day. Loss $4,000 large lot OF sverware was aes-
froyed.
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BIRD-suddcnly at his residence No l61 West 2lst.st
Matthew Birl ~ the 9th year OF his age
Noico vi funeral hereafter.
HAIL-In New-York CITY, Friday January II, 1884, Isa
bella HARRISON. wife Z. Hal tho 3Jth year VI
Re aves friends respectfully invited attend the
Tue SHAY January 49, at II o'clock,
IT JamcS'5 ch;lrcn, IN 73d-st, near LexngIonaVe
UtNTER-On Thursl aY morning January l3. 1881, Mat
thew Hunter. after q short but severe illness
respectfully Invited to attend his
al his late residence 323 West 26thst Sab
bath tie 10th INST, AT l:3O y. IN.
IEACH-At BLston spa. N. w. James Leach In his Goth
Fii,-ial Monday 1T II O'Clock.
MUT HALLON-In BrOoSvn Friday, January Ii. Eliza.
BETH NJ Iect Of tn late william r. MuhalOD. II. D. ant
eau the late William Van AnwcrD In the GA year
The fan. raj viii place Monday. January A. at IL
rasldsuce Of her s)nin law 4. L. WOrceS
ter. 27S Lafayette.ave.. Brooklyn
PALNER-At Manto PARK Col, January 10, tho Hon A. W.
Palmer. of AInrLil y. \.
PARK-On saturday morning, January Is. 1891 Harriet
joanna, o. ;nfus lrk ami daughter O the late Rev.
VILLAIN A. lIa,Ork ID. II.
Relatives invited attend the funeral frJ her
late ienco. No lGi West lth 81, Tuesday
January 10. AT IL O'c.Oc&.
KOBINSDN-Dn rhur4ilY. 18Th inst. at Worcester. Mass
Robinson formerly Of this city IN the goth y"ar has
age
sTEPHENsoN-At 81. Augustine. Fla. Saturday January
- Benjamin, OF john n. ST phenson
viii BIS held thrrch Of the Mess1h.
3Iih 81 aIkavr MOnav afternoon, January
Ia o'clock. Friends are kindly requested Lot tO send
hO,.c
TAYLOR-lt New Mif RI, Conn. Fridav morning, lith
mt Dr George iaylyr. in the 19th year ~ his
Ep and family AID Of his in law,
Thomas stewart are NV ted toattend to funeral services
a. residence IN New.A io Oh Mon ay, l1th lust.
~ ID,
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SAID TO BE SHOT BY MISTAKE.

Thomas Ahearn, 'longshoreman, of No.
3S2 Cedsrt WA Boosting OF his superior knowledge OF
the use Of pistols and revolvers In liquorstore 81
NO. l29 Greenwfchst, last night, when Patrick
Lucy. the bartender Of the place, who is harmless
looking youth about nineteen years old, said
h hsd . revolver upon which he had lent
. friend some money. and he exhibited It 70
Ahearn. The story Of the bartender is that Ahearn
took tho pistol In his hand and was care
lessly exsmining It, notwithstanding Lucy NAG
warned him to be careful. when the pisioi
was discharged and the ball entered Ahcarn's
pye The wounded did not 70 realize that Lie
bad been shot and hardly remarked You sec did not
shoot myself" when be dropped TO the 1oOr
20 those who crowded about him. In TO Lucys
e1l for aseis3onco the HouDded charged tho barr
tender with having shot him, aud the young
1aA was ARRESTED. while Aehearn was borne
u IN aEnhulnnce 10 tho Chambers Street Hospital,
.berc be now lies 8 the point Of death Lucy teis
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GUESTS OF MRS. BARROW.

1t was expected that Miss Gonevieve Ward, the
actress would DO present last night at the reception
of Mra James Barrow. at No. 80 East Thirty fifth
st Miss Ward, however, was confined to her room
by nervous pro;trstion and severe cold, which has
almost deprived her for the present Of her voice:
Mira. Dexter A. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bates.
Mira James Stebbins, Mr.. aud Mrs Croly. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Roper. Professor and Mrs. Youmans, Mrs.
Billiard. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Humphrey. of Siam
ford, MIRA Marion +. Fortescue Robert b. Roosevelt
M and Mrs. Franklin Allen, Mrs. Bettner, Dr. Full
ber-Walker, Mr. and Mrs. v. j. Van Anken. Mrs.
lAsaI-Studwel and Miss Lasar.
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snAsns Mr. Booth ys. ne rs, 70
too .ss 20 soSScn; Tss
scS viss ere 4 rss sasctvs and pathetic enough lose
then effect S,sS ~ ssStd0n n n Ss
sSsraetos. Never forgetting that Bertaccio s hump
M yet Srscs and d Ss
fsSSuosess. -isaturday Review.
's : pSss vial Ia and essential 'nG Il. @
ss but sssS Ia. hs
he lowest grade Of Shakespeare convictions he be-
pss then are chiefs indeed hsdged with divinity and
ipesfng IN the fingliest dictop Of any LANGUAGE or
oifsis6 Doubt disirust tho question. What is tie
The new faith looks to science and reign OF law Very
Wen these must breed i. inspratiOn e in time they b,
childish instincts of an early and poetic age-IEdmund
GEORGE ELIOT, .DRAMATIsT.-Though she
dd not write plays aud could not write poetry she was
Who down 10 shaEespesIe and beyond have been op.
pressed with clearer understanding than other folk Of
iIs ana tie memorable fatalities Of circumstance In
this respect abe ranks novelist beyond almost all
ss sn os named msa which doubt ' IN al
woE ss 70 ssss on IN
aud most men agree that Il Is the hghest-st James
Gazette
The MELANCHOLY NINC0MPOOP.-Lord Beac-
oused has asserted in his books from hIst to last the
great weight Of Society in English politics and In
Its latest novel has apparently other idea Tancred
had brains Of kind. and Lothian grand position, but
EndymiOn Is the Of bankrupt suicide who once
In Cabinet aud neither nor does anything TO show
abty-belouging In fact rather to that odd genus Of
mankind the melancholy and thoughtful nincompOcp
but nc through social influences aud especially the
influence OF great ladies' TO be Prime Minister OF the
Kingdom That rise s OF course not true and not in
tended to be considered true Court favor in this country
though s by far the strongest kind OF personal favor
could not raise man SO far.-lThe Spectator.
Mr.. TENHYsoN's NEW PLAY.-Tbat the play in
1tse pleasing cannot airm Its keynote is mourn
fu its Incidents approach the repulsive. and It's
moral teaching hardly comes within the sympahes OF
modern audiences. But, noed hardly say II pos
esses many passages OF fine poetry and noble declama
aion.-(L0ndon News.
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HOSTING WORKS DAMAGED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. ia Virginia
City dispatch says: " The explosion Of lamp this
evening set fire to the hosting works Of BALE NorcrosS
The wind was blowing o gale and the hosting works.
boierroom. changingroom. machine shops. blacksmith
SHOP dump. ropehouse aud carpenter shop dc
stroyed The men ct work below made their escape
through the combination shaft 1t difficult present
10 ascertain the amount Of damage The shaft is
much damaged, as 1t has an upward draft and water
was turned extingush the falling brands The big
pumping engine IN the hosting works Will be nearly
rebuilt further than will be necessary TO raise and lower
the Wcrlmen, which can be done through the ChOar-
Norcross Savage shaft. Of which the Hale Norcross
Company Is part owner"
LArER-A Virginia City dispatch says that further
amLat shows that the iOss by the burning OF the
Hale NOrcrOss Hosting Works will not ceed $50 600
The machiuery is found TO be little damaged The
Consolidated Vii Riuia City Eoistng Works will be set
on the cite OF those destroyed.
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strange manner sometimes have been forced to be-
lieve that her mind was somewhat afected."
The reporter then related to DIR. Gallaudet the
st ry OF Mary HammeL .
Mrs. Allen told me about this girl last summer"
the clergyman said. stating that she bad taken
think they were theu at lobokon. But Mrs. Allen
has unfortunately always been in trouble OF some
kind. believe she was for some time involved IN
heard something about her imprisonment: She has
never bsen really friend of mine, as have only
seen her at Intervals. and usually in relation to
church work. But have been forced to consider
her of unsound mind"
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....JAN. Is. 1891.
APRIVEn

PORT OF NEW-YORK...JAN. Is. 1891.
ARRIVED.
str Oak vile Br Bona 20 days with iron Bowrng& Arch
ihald.
str city or Washington. Zimmerman. Vora Cruz Jan via
Havana H. with and 10 Aeradre Il SOUS
state Of Texas, NickersOn Galveston Jan Key
West IL, with passengers to II Mallory Co.
Carrie Long, Parker Nontevdeo Nov IL, with hides
J l. Ward & Co.
Below Bark Viola Of ST John NFl Jafe from Pernam.
buco with sugar to Norwood z Co.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
NORFOLK 1.-the British steamship Marathon. from
Galveston To Bremen put INTO this port for coal.
Cleared ana sailed for Liverpool the British steamship
AMOR. with 5,bO4 bales OF cotton.
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T. D. PETERSON & BR0TnEgs

Madame Bovary. A Tale Of Provincial Laie. BY Gas.
Fauber Price rs cents In paper cover or 81 In co
Camille, or The Fate Of Ceerette- {" La Dame Aug
Cameias."l Paper 10 cents cloth. 81 -.
self Made, or Out of the Depths. BY MrA Emma d.
T. N Southwort Complete In two volumes, and issued IN
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cloth. gill, price 81 70 each rtc59
videcq The French Detective with his Portrait and
Autograph. Paper 10 cents; coth 81.
My Hero. A Captivating Love story My Hero ~ Mn
Forester. pries 7S csats In paper Or q N elota-
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THE FIRE RECORD.
WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 15.-The western or
)cceiving warehouse Of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company destroyed by fire this morning. The fire
originated from overloaded stove in office about
1880 O'clock. and the building being of wood 1t was on
trely burned Its contents consisting of 400 bales of
for NewYOrk and about $105O0 worth Of general!
merchandise received from Baltimore and New-YOrk,
and intended for North Carolina also destroyed
The lossis covered by insurance. The warehouse
valued at So 00O The clmpsnys steamship Old Do
ninon in her slip loading ut the time, but not
Injured,
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Continued from First Page.

OF wealth and of good family, aud was considered
paatal enough, after the British invasion oil 1914,
to accommodate the President and his family. the
White House had been reduced to ashes, and
was not again ready for until the latter part of
1918. For some time the Navy Department used
this building for tho Hydrographic Office, but it has
remained vacant for some months.
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nOUGHTON, aiIFFLIN & Co.,.

New Guinea. What Did and What saw. By L. M
Alberts officer OF tue Order VI the Crown VI Italy &C.
Win portrait OF the author. vols. $40, sl0.
The Lite and Core spondence Of Sir Anthony Panizzi
X e. b. late Principal Librarian VI rne British Museum By
l. uis Pagan.
Thirty Years Being Poems New ana OLD By the author
Of John Halifax, Gentleman" &C. yo. limo, gIt ton
81 80.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
gJpous;s Cor me- mat ~ hJ1rs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. l 4. m.-Clear or
fair weather has prevailed IN New Elsnnd ami tue
Middle states. with uor,hcy Winds rising barometer
aud change temperature. The barometer has fallen
the Lake regions with ylIisbe winds slightly warm
or AID partly cloudy weather aud light snow. The
temperature has risen in IN, SOI,hcrn States, with
winds snftng to eas and south. lower barometer ana
rarity condy weather. Light snow prevailed IN the
Northwest during III, day. followed by clearing weather.
rising b. romeer, ana no change la temperature
Indications.
For 1ho Middle states partly clOndY weather and
rain wndS shifting 10 southeast anu
southwest. and fIing Barometer.
For New EigilLd, increasing tudincss ana areas or
wind situg to nor u at AID southeast, rsitg
temp aud fuinV ruinC curing the day,
ce.cd III the eastern portion H. rising barometer.
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COLONEL MEN UAhT RECOGNITI0M.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan 15.-At meeting
OF the colored Republicans to-day resolutions were
adopted demanding full share Of official patronage
and recommending the Hon. John N. LangSton ior
nositIon IN President elect Gsrheds Cabinet deeRa.
lion OF eghteen was appointed 70 visit General Garfield
10 urge thor olaiDs upon him.
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ELECTED MAYOR or KNOXVILLE.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 15.-Peter Staub
to-day elected Mayor OF this city by the largest vote
polled in municipal The Board OF Alder
men stands IL Democrats and Republicans;
political lines were not sharply drawn.
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UISHING A QUIET INAUG URATlOM

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 15.-The arrange
mruts for the Inauguration Of GoVernOrelect George G.
Ludlow on Tuesday next have been completed. The in
auriratop at the request OF Mr.. Ludlow, will be
uuiet affair ana will take place III the Senate ChahlDer
reception will be given In the afternoon and evening
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

Fra Angelica and Masaccio. Early Florentine Painters
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History ofGreek sculpture From the Earlie., Times
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CBbcaten Tracks In japan. An account OF travels IN
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Felix Adler Published for tue Society fer Ethical cuuios
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Sketches and "reminiscences Of the Radical Club.
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Price selection of social incidents,
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Our People. BY Charles Keene. Pictures from Punch.
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the pages Of his pictures let US laugh aud
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 10. n. MD lr!ng the ce.r
an falr weather yesterday tire movement III tla bare
meter was upward. the mos III rh'd change occurr!i
before noon. The Temperature ranged between 1O'
and 49, the average n3ol Icing 2:4' lower lEan Ca
the corresponding day last year, aud l6l2' lower an
Friday. .
Warnler and partly cloudy cloudy wershcr. with
chances lglt snow, may he expected to-day III THIS
cry and Yicaity.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LTvERPOOL-DY STEAMSHIP CITY or RICHMOND.
Hill. Mrs A Tregolis, IL CLAIR. MISS
uammODi II w Kelsey, y Il Clair. Miss A
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HOME AND GREENHOUSE DESTROYED.

TOLEDO, O., Jan. 15.-Tbe house of Edward
uder. florist and fine greenhouse adjoining, together
with tie contents, destroyed by fire to-day. The
noss the buildings aud the contents OF the residence is
$4,000 The insurance Is 50 900. The loss the
fonts OF the greenhouse. among which many
and valuable specimens, Will reach $4,000, on which
fharaI mn
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Sermons of The City By HenryC. Potter d. Rector Of
Grace Church. NewlOrk. l2mo twenty-five sermons. JAS
pages, al 30.
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A fire occurred from some unknown cause
Last evening IN the vestory front building at No.
4 Cortlandtst The first door occupied by the
Waterbury Clock Company. and the damage to the
stock WAS estimated ut So 800. The OF bui ding
rwas occupied by Charles Bruno, Manufacture OF
.m,lscal Instruments, ana his loss about SIS .000
The building owned by Vanderbilt estate. daiu
aged to the extent OF 81 600
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Guceial Noiiees.
Special Notices.
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An Important Art Sale.
THos T.. KIRBY q CO., AUCTI0NEER5.
EXECUTORS PEREnProKY SALE.
THE FROST COLLIE TON.


EXECUTORS PEREAPIokY SALE.
THE FROST COLLIE TON
ON ,uRnHEsDAY and THU RsDAY EVENINGS NEXT,
0-' JANUARY 10 and 20. at 1870 O'CLOCK.
AT OUR ART GALLERY Si6 BROADWAY
Opposite Walacks.
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
nv A' HIGH.CLASS PAINTINGS.
Exclusively the property Of the Estate Of
CHARLES l. FROST. ESQ, DECEASED.
OF selected by tho late during recent
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Love Life An Old Story 10 Eighteenth Csrtury Cos
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MARRIED.

FRosTGILBERT-on Tuesday. Janua-y II, 1881, at Sea-
fOd, L. L. by the Rev c. F. BOyntOn A Gilbert
john +. Frost, OF New York No cards
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DAMAGE IN PATERSON, N. j.

A serious fire broke out about SIS a. m.
to-day In the extensive silk dyeing works o. j. "ed'
map Co., In Paters0n-st, Paterson, N j. The damage
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