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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.--The extension of
leave Of absence granted Captain Henry H. Humphreys
18th Infantry July H. 1892 has been still further ex
tended five months and the leave OF absence granted
Captain r. Sdle, 23d Infantry, November 3D.
1882, extended three months
general court martial has been appointed to meet al
Willets Point, New-York HarbOr Wednesday, January
8, 1888, for the trial OF such prisoners as may be
brought before It,. Detail for the Court.-Captains
Charles A. Raymond John O. Mallery and Joseph H.
Willard, Corps OF Engineers SecOndLieuenants John
Biddle Harry +. Hodges and Edward Burr, Corps OF
Engineers Second Lieutenant, Oscar T. Crosby, Corps
Of Engineers, Judge Advocate. -, A.
The leave Of absence granted Captain Adna H. Chanee
9th Cavalry, August 2, 1892 has been extended one
month Lieutenant Colonel Absalom Baird assistant
has been detailed 10 inspect certain
unseryiceable Signal Service property
stores ordnance stores and clothing camp anu garrl
equpaRe at the office Of the chief signal Onicer OF
the Army and for which FlrstLeutenant Robert Craig
4th Artillery property and Disturbing ofncer OF the Sig
nal Service 10 accountable.
Secretary Chandler to-day appointed Board or Naval
Officers 60 examine and report upon the now edition or
naval regulations They will meet at the navy depart
ent on the Attn Of January The Board Is composed Qs
follows: Captain Z. c. Johnson, Captain Il. q. Sci
fridge Lieutenant Commander II. g. Bradford, Medical
Director j. NJ. Browne, Chief Engineer c. III. Baker,
Paymaster L. II. Swan and Naval Constructor WI
MintOnye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToN Saturday, Dec. %, 1892.
At close OF the present season the height OF the
shaft OF the Washington Monument $40 feet above
the level of the floor of the shaft showing increase In
height during the year OF 90 feet.
Charles Cook, YankOn Indian. has been arrested at
the Yankton Agency for cheating Indians at the Pune
Ridge Agency.
Owing the pressure OF routine business before the
police court to-day the hearing in the Dickson case was
continued until Tuesday next.
The Controller of the Currency has authorized the
Lincoln National Bank OF Boston. Mass, to begin bust
ness with n capital Of S2O0OO0 also. the Adams Ma
tional Bank Of Adams, NeW-York. with capital OF
$4,000 He has asO extended the corporate existence
OF the National Bank Of Franklin, " Y, TO Decem
Der %. 1902.
Red Cloud paid his respects to Secretary Teller and
Indian COMMISSIONER Price this morning He said he
sill felt tired and would call probably Tuesday
when he would talk about business.
The superintendent of the Sixth District Of tho Life
Saving Service written letter to the Secretary OF
the Treasury commenting the bravery Of Keeper b b.
Daily OF Station No. % and Ills crew, and recommend
ing that they be reverted.
General Beknap, acting for a Pennsylvanis manufac
urng company has offered to bid 5000 for the CIV
eminent property Harpers Ferry, and the property
Will be- again advertised for SALE
The semi-annual inspection. of the steamboiers ma
chnery and macerating cylinders at ths Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing shows that all in irstclasS
condition and in need OF repair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-The earnings OF
tbe Northern Central railroad Company for November
were 49, decrease OF S252 26 81 as compared
with the corresponding month last year. Che net earn
ns for the eleven months OF 1882 we're 1929 l6i 81
an increase as compared with the corresponding period
Last year. OF 442 900 In this statement the earnings
Of the Union Railroad Company are not included.
The stockholders the OIL City and Chicago Railroad
Company held ameetng this afternoon and posed res
ouon the OF bonds TO the amount Of
Fl 6OOO to be secured by mort gage on property and
Franchises The OH City and Chicago Company are cou-
trued by the Buffalo, Pittsburg and western company
ana the proposed issue OF bonds IS to be made Ia per
guahce Of plan to consolidate the two companies WIN
the BufalO New-Yo.k and Philadelphia Railroad Com
papy.
WOODBURY. n. j, Dec 23.-The sale under mortgage
OF the Williamstown Railroad which was advertised 10
take place here to-day, was adjourned until eatdrday'
March "a, 1888.
BosToN Dec. 23-At meeting Of holders OF the 100
do Cincinnati and Louis Railroad securities at tho
Parker House to-day the balance OF s5OOOOO wanted
TO finish and equip the road promptly subscribed ~
bondho1ers and stockholders. The suOseri'ers VIII
receive debenture bonds bearing per cent interest,"
payable semi annually.
ALBANY, Dee. 23.-The Van Brunt Street ana hre
Basn Railroad Company reports 10 the State Engineer
for the year ending september as follows; passenger
receipts $40 O36 Al total receipts, 94oZ25 81 toa
payments, S33 lil d.
Among the companies Incorporated to-day was the
Fort Pond Bay Railroad Company. capital So'OOoOoo
The road Is to begin az or near the station OF Btdss
b9mpton at a point OF junction with the Long lsahd
Railroad and run TO Fort Pond Bay and along such Day
to a point at or near Culloden Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
4 CHRISTMAS TREE BURNED.

Girl ran to Police Headquarters last
nigbt carrying baby, which was screaming with pam
The left side, arm aud cheek OF tho cnhu nau
aao hurped 40 badly that tho akin was
o1,r. of There had been slight
Are AT No. 24s Ezabethst. the girl said due to the
o.oIo.sness of drunken with whom tho child had
a eft nv its mother Inspector Dilks sent the girl
d tbs baby in haste to the police station In Mulberry
AZ two blocks below Police Headquarters
with orders to have a surgeon called Immediately
Two reporters who went to the tenement nous" ~
,,,,ohotbst were directed to rear room on the
second oor where Christmas tree had been
up man who lay on lounge In the room o ~" 10
arouse him. He was handed over to policeman
80 failed to make proper ouhB9'
VINO t tba man was afterward discharged
The child the daughter 11.6 !, tSs , eon ais
brothernlaw Patrick Brogan, who Nsa uue , S
look at the shops The police sens III" oNu W ." IA"
HOaDlLaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
THE BROWNSVILLE COLLECTOR.

. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Gnquiry at the
Treasury Department concerning the widely noticed
case Of Haynes, Collector of Customs at BrownSVie'
Texas develops the following record
Charges were made OF Irregularities In his admnstra
ton Of the ofce affecting both his official and private
character The Solicitor Of the Treasury reported tha'
the charges should be investigated, but he has not
made any report upon the facts shown by the inyosg
ton that ordered The investigation was made py
q special agent Of the Treasury Department VINO re-
n,rts nothing to show that Haynes took q pecuniary
ner.ona benefit from his aos omissions, or that he
was 10 completely with volAtors OF the law lie mas,
however that there irregularities and loosenes OIL
administration some Of which appeared in Haynes own
reports to the Department In former years. ana were
ratified or NJ least condoned. The charges range IRON
1870 10 $780, and relate 1t u said ~ the kre<suy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day IL
Juferf0r-Yarnum b. COchrane, OF Mich. TO DC kegls-
,or az tLe and Onicn at Marquette. Men.
posf,p0s'ers n. Eta Marietta, PENN Charle5
II wilson Plymouth. Penn; Levin G. Peysert, S0uth
ictbiehem Penn; VIM. G. Wiley, Washington, Penn;
!; chard Uemback, White Haven, Penny Charles +.
Scnfr Porkrrlburg W Va: Louis A. scott, LOwYHe, n
vi Alien MYERS Bryan, Text Franklin Taylor, row
~ md. Rouert y. Iinman, Mt Vernon, III; Francis
NJ Pvop StrcatOr. H.; Matthew Brennan, Nlnchestrr'
snn Ctty M Morri. C. Hutchns, Maysylc, KY Finer
son r. kimball, Audubon, Ia; Byron H. Harhness hum
boidt la: John \ Httman, Ogden Ia; John j. Helsel
rtsyyict Mo: Eli j. Marsh Chilicothe No; James H.
iiovd Iiberty Mo; Ansel ID. Brown Burlington han.i
\ r. Khine. Dodge city Kan.j Ralph NJ Easley'
Hutchinson Kan; John II. Irving, Albany oregon
The following statement in regard 10 the LoWVlHe
,yewYorbD Post Oace case is made upon the highest
authority: At the time the considered by the
p,s1n there were two candidates, OF them being
the present incumbent whO Is to-day renomnated) Dut
nv mistake the name Of the whom 1t was not intended
% anpout was sent to the Senate. The Postmaster
General telegraphed the chairman OF the Post Office
nittee 70 withhold action in the case but before the
presdent could send the Senate withdrawal or the
name the nomination had been acted upon by the senate
the committee having faleu 10 carry ou1 lho lo4u0o
the Postmaster-Genefal. -t,.a.to, -. .bo
newt executive session. but was suggested nat suen
acton was unnecessary and that n the nomination ha
hoan erroraousy sent to tho senate the commission
cu he withheld as had been done In other cases Inc
Commission Is accordingly withheld TO await the senate
action on the nomination sent In to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24

.s.r,s and w. Fl. Clark will take the SOTO parts
ia. NJ pratt's intention to mount the opera III
S..asoms style and produce it also IN Boston anu
New-York.
n,.,., no. finished n lwo.weeks engagement
.n,.irs.s has been light. The Madison square
C.,,,,a.,v will proauce Esmeroda" at haverlS
=. the holiday week. The Apollo Club gave 'nen
n-nua, rerformance OF The Messiah On IhurS-
S.v 70 an immense audience. Mrs Lanstry an
nonnced for week after next at Haverys'
p.,i.,oa, ratters increase in interest Congress
= Cor,vau who mas returned from Washington
his opinion that Mr.. Carlisle is the stions
aoondiaate for Speaker, and that neither Spr'nsoi
80 Morris,p has ANY chance for the place "'
I,av,l also berins to loom up for the SepatoiSnip
Ne himself that he doesn't expect to De
and that il the election Is to Involve" ,,5tu
ona sxDensiye struggle he will not DC o"nu '.S.
His friends will press him never.noioS' ~. 80
o;a..r R,nu,'s friends are calculating upon quo Do0
"a ,vb,skey interest. with which ne is on 80
terms. TO help him. ogesby hguroS '""V cdn.rnor
sixteen votes. twelve oil tnen SURF Lo,.;n,
Cn,Iou bowever. still keeps the lead. anu nav n,s
Nu'.o",. ,,,achin.rv in his hands will he hard 10
'H0 ira. onnonents have sought to make point
,s,n.+ him upon the ground of iDehgibillty unuoi
49, stota t,opstitution. which declares thsV 'ho
- f rho Suprelne and Circuit Courts shai HUI
10 sIiC,hle TO any other Office Of public trust or
rrot in this state or the United States during ene
,arn, for which they are elected nor for one year
thereaftcr Ali votes for either Of them for any
elective Office except that OF Judge OF the oupieiD
or Circuit Court given by the General ASSEMBLY u
tho pevrle. shall lie void" This point no"e.o''
has been made before and overruled each 'i.lo,
upon The ground that the Constitution Oh Vi.
states prescrlbOs the Qualifications OIL senate CON-.
in
Representatives. and that nothing III 'n0 ''"''
st;tution can change such provisions
Mr. sehwab. of New-York who las so stanu. no
ousntly announced that public paraue ol a." NJ 'n,
armed labor organizations VIII escort iioii -
through the streets of Chicago gu sum" a.. naiIi'
NJ, i'll, mao zeal than knowledge. as the mill
~" Tvs Of the state forbid armed professions Oh
10 tind II il not likely that Herr Most WIN ere
ate any SENSATION here, though the socaS''0
,nent is very strong in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
THE FIRE RECORD.
AND BOOKS BURNED.

The large furniture mandatory ana ware
houao ~ Iooker Brothers No si5 Bioad-st, Newark
was discovered to be fire between two ana 'nIes
o,c,oc Yesterday afternoon. The flames spread wi's
such rapidly that the whole fire department was 80
ont. and there was much excitement IN the nesnOo
hood The fire was got under control before -FOUR
" an estimate their loss on furniture at abous
900 The insurance is nearly $4,000, as follows,
stordard Company of gand, 81 5ooi watertogn, ~
WATERFOWL y $4,000 Fireman. 5I soo o. y D. Cam.
gh,aVo' manufacturer, occupied tue Iess
OF the TOP door and lost 5000 S L. 1GnS Sss Sesa
ssvara times The last occasion was thteo !es''
ot,o 40 dSy The cause OF the IRE IA unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
TIE TAX on TOBACCO.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 23.-Cougressman Carlisle,
OF Kentucky. after making careful canvass OF both
Houses, has concluded that there will certainly be
no repeal and probably reduction Of the tobacco
tax. He thinks The tobacco interest would be wise
to act upon this expectation. There Is no possibl-
ity he thinks. that the Senate will agree to
greater reduction than that to IL cents already
fixed in tha Little tax BILL and he believes that tho
chance that the Little tax bill will pass with the
tariff bill annexed, as is proposed, is very slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
ARREST or 4 FoRGER HOPED FOR.

The firm of George K. Sistares Sons has branch
house at Detroit. The forged check which was
passed recently on one of the banEs OF that city
was an imitation of the check OF the Detroit branch
Al the office of The firm IN this city it SAID yes
terday that no information regarding the, forgery
had been received. Dispatches from the business
that the fdrver would be discovered The loss falls
on the bank which cashed the forged check and not
on the frm. 1t was said that the forgery OF the
the check would hardly have been cashed II the
regular paying teller Of tho bank had not been
absent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
HANGING HERSELF IN 4 POLICE CELL.

Rachel Thompson, a stout, poorly clad
woman forty years old, living at No 200 East Forty
secondst was arrested at Eighthave. and Thirty fifth
st. at 1890 last night BY Ocer BOylan and locked up in
the Thirty Street Police Station for being drunk
and disordery she fought furiousy and was lodged in
a cell only by the united efforts of Sergeant Woods aud
three policemen. About an hour after being locked w
she beclm 1uiet DOorman Hathaway went TO her cell
and found her hanging by the neck from the door by her
shawl which che had twisted In the form OF rope she
vas clt down and AN ambulance summoned from ths
Roosevelt Hospital where she was taken In an insensos
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24

Department. to "acts and omissions induced by the
condition Of the country 10 Hayness COLLECTION dis
Mexico and the United States, and amid peculiar pop
uatiOn
HsyDess term Of office does not expire until March
II, 1894. Exaggerated accounts OF this matter nave
been based apparently misc0ncepton or the nature
above ntimated. made upon the charges ana
Hayness first reply and not upon the results OK the In
YeHtIgatlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
InAY WHO LOOKS LIKE ME-. RICH.

A man closely answering the description Oh
Mr. Rich the missing New-York merchant, was found
near the Jersey City Police Headquarters yesterday AT
ternOon and taken into Chief Murphys Office. inc
mans resemblance to the photograph OF Mr. Rich was
so striking that although there no scar on his neck
as Mr. Rich was described TO have, tho CHIEF fet war
ranted In sending word 10 his relatives me man
confined in an insane asylum up 20 month ago when
hi friends took him. believing that they ooua IsNs o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
4 BELL UNDER A CONDUCTORS CoAE

Assistant Superintendent Gilbert, of the Dry
Dock East Broadway and Battery street Railway Com
pany Informed superintendent wallng yesterday, that
the conductors in the employ Of that line stealing
fares regularly. Tho "spotters," he added.
were unable to detect the offenders. They
knew that the Of fares collected greater
than the amount indicated by the register although
they heard the hell ring each time fare taken By
order Of the superintendent detectives detailed 70
watch the conductors and Conductor Edwin Walters
OF car No. l46 was by Deectivesergeant Mcclure
ringing bell concealed under his coat fare was
paid. lie was arrested and locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-In tho Senate to-day
Mr. Vest petitions for the repeal of the tax on
tobacco, and Mr. Hawley presented petitions from four
teen towns in Connecticut for increase of duty on
surnatra tobacco. Aresouton was offered requesting
the President to order the departments TO be closed
early in Christmas week to give tho clerks the
usual half holiday Present consideration OF the resoiu-
tiou was objected to- and II went over The bill 10 pro-
ylGe for holding term OF the United states Dl5rIct
Court al Wichita Kan, passed. Mr.. Plumb gave no
lice that would cali IS early as possible attf Tue
holidays the bill constitute the Bureau OF Agriculture
"A separate department ,--,
There was 10 quorum in the House. Several members
were granted leave Absence and the House adjourned
until "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE PRINCE.

WAsHINGToY, Dec. 23.-The Japanese Prince
Avian uncle Of the Mikado arrived In the city this
afternoon accompanied by his suite or five persons
owing to On accident the road, the train did not
reach this city until nearly half past 2 The dis
neuished visitor at the depot by the japanese
Minister the American Secretary, Mr.. Stevens ana
other munbers of the legation. The Prince was driven
IN be Arlington Hotel IN the carriage OF the Japanese
At,tster He will remain here until the goth inst, when
he will start for san Francisco During his stay IN TINS
civ &c ia expected that he will be received by the Pren
dent suite OF ten rooms has been prepared for them
he Arlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
RAILROAD Ne WIS.
A CONCESSION FORFEITED.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 23.-George Iyngs
representing the Tehuantepec Railroad Company. New
York has formerly agreed the forfeiture of the con-
cesson Of the Mexican Government. The Governments
pays the company 625OOO for the road consiru e"d
the rolling stock. materials, etc One hundred ana
+venty five thousand dorars in Mexican silver are
ready paid and of the balance 400 900 will be paid
in April and 500 coo per month thereafter until tho
made In American gold. Mr. Tying leaves here toinor-
row for Tehuantepec to deliver the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24

If breedine choice domestic fowls. The gains ~ "
IN geomet-ical ratioon paper Experience no"o ,.t
generally cuts down the profit 70 aNoiy % ni,ds
figure. So it may prove with these unsan ,orost
,n, An. experment will DO watched with in'croS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
JOHN THOMPSON ROBERTSON.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 23.-John Ihomp-
sou Robertson, the Oldest editor In virginia u7u - nv
home m this city this afternoon AFTER pro''-ea "a
800 IA yyas eighty-two years old He graduated
t william and Mary College Many years prior h,ors
yar he edited The Peersbsr0 Iiethgencer byh
and during the war he was Editor OF INC I0"''
Da,,, ErDress He was \ man Of learning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
HOW TIE LAW is TO BE ENFORCED

The Sunday laws viii be enforced to-day as
strictly as on the last Sundays except in the case Of
those small trddesmen who have obtained temporary in
functions restraining the police from interfering with
them in their business. News-venders aad BARRIERS will
not be inerlered with. Grocers, bakers milkdeaers
butchers and fsh-deaers will be allowed TO keep their
places open until Cigar stores will MOI DO allowed
10 be omen the provisions of the Excise law VIII be
nomnally enforced to tine extent OF compelling the
grog-shop keepers to keep their mont doors
Closed ard blinds drawn until the courts finally
pass upon the questions in dispute. superintendent
Mailing has directed the police captains to conform to the
orders heretofore Issued. Copies OF slXtytOdr nlunc-
lions restraining the police from interfering with keep
ers OF candy chops and cigar stores on sunday, were
evening one week ago. They had been prepared with
80 much haatc thai the addresses OF the sOrckcepers
did not appear. Late yesterday afternoon the lawyer
who procured the ujunciOns sent the necessary ad
dresses to Mr.. Waliug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
COURTS FOR TIE TRIAL OF INDIANS.

~
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23-A circular letter has
been sent by Indian Commissioner Price to all Indian
agent containing rules for the establishment and guild
nce at each United States Indian agency OF Court
Of Indian Offences" which is consist of three persons
either Of whom shall he poygamist nor believer In
polygamy) to nominated by the agent, after consult
a,on win the Indians council, from among the most
intelligent of the tribe aud those well known and recOS
rzed for their good moral character ana integrity. The
court shall hear and pass Judgment upon all such ques
tios as mar be presented TO for consideration by the
aren't or by his approval and shall have jurisdiction
over all indian offences" designated as SUCH IN these
,cs and the United States indian Agent is authorized
and TO compel thu attendance OF witnesses
ot my session Of the court, and enforce,
with the aid OF the police, II necessary
oil orders that may he passed by the court or majority
fbcrr0r but all orders, DEGREES or judgments OF he
curt shall b. subject to appeal q ana maj revision
Inv the Indian ONCE provided tie appellant Sha Iahsn
curi satisfactory the court and approved ny the
agent, o. good and peaceaDe oehalor PcnS '"o nu''
decision By this Office. - -. , -,
ST5r su-ance the scalpdancc, the wardance ana al
+ier SPECIALIZED ports assimlang thereto plural mar
,ia~ea Tho aiure to provide Tor wife or children tue
usral practices Of sO-caied mcdlclue men WIHuly
dcsroyIug or stealing property free from trlDa inter
florence o any other Indian Indians OF tue same lDe
are NH designated indian 0h"ncts' against tneso
rnI.s and penalty is affixed 10 each In Oldor lnAt
tLc Court Of Indian Offences shall be organized at eacn
v.ucv M "a early practicable eacn agent Is
instructed read aud explain the FOREGOING rue5 70 inc
Indans M his agency aud after consultation win then
riu9tc whom he mas consider tt persons Tor tho posi-
tons OF Judges that they may be duy appointed W 'us
pf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
4 NOMINATION WITHDRAWN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The nomination. ..,a,, ~
asorg, N. Ianson for United states DisrictA'of.ss
FOR the District of Nebraska, has been wisAafs"A
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24

nroyiding for adjournment until II o'clock next
"Wednesday. Senator Pendleton suggested that an an
understanding be had that the bill should tnen 10
reported 10 the Senate and that the ten nnuto I
he adopted for discussion. This was agreed 10 ahd
the Senate adjourned, after having been IN session
eleven and half consecutive hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
RAILWAY SHOPS DAMAGED

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. 23.-Ihls eve ai,n Nast
Wn", ana Phadelphia Railroad Company, tose'asS
,, ,no carpenter shop and paint shop and
" valuable machinery aud six cars IN p,ooe'S'i
NJ III ioss Ia estimated at slo,OoOI insared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
DAMAGE IN A HAT STORE.

Flames of unknown origin yesterday causeS
damage of 81 900 In the lat store OF MAX n'i'O'A
No. Al Ayenue-C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24
FAILURE IN OHIO.

co,rupus. Dec. 23.-J. @. Aston, the oldes9
'sau-naner dealer an the city. has made an ~
.'Samsnt. His nabtes amount to s2ooooi tho ssses
ara not stated.