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The Portland daily press., 1882-06-14
Henring ON Alteration of street Line.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Joint Standing
IN Committee on Laying Out New Streets, who
were directed by an order Of the City Council pass
Strengthening the Easterly line of the Western
Promenade southerly from Bowdoin street, will
meet at the junction of Bowdoin street and said
Promenade on Monday. the 18th inst, at O'Clock
in the afternoon to hear all parties interested, and
then and there determine and adjudge whether pub
lie convenience and necessity require that said
Promenade should be SO altered and If they shall
adjudge, will then and there alter the line OF said
street and fix the damage as required by law.
CHARLES f. LIBBY,
ALBION LITTLE,
ROBERT nj. GOULD,s
DAVID b. KICKER,
WILLIAM 7. MURRAY,
AUGUSTINE d. SMITH,
Committee on Laying Out New Streets.
je12 dtd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

The employees in the Government
Printing Office at Washington received
the assessment circular of the Republic
can Congressional Committee, with the
blanks for the amounts of their respec-
tive assessments carefully filled in at the
rate of two per cent. on the amount of
their annual salaries. The lowest man
named was fifteen dollars and the nigh
est forty dollars, and 1t is unnecessary to
say that the summons to stand and de-
liver was received with the same indig-
nation and digust in the Government
Printing Office as it has created in the
other departments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

MonOngalians will feel like hurrahing
for HOGE since he has succeeded in
slipping into the River and Harbor bill
an appropriation OfS25,OOO for eOntinu-
ing the improvement of the MOnOnga-
hela up to Morgantown. 1t was a sue
cessful little piece of parliamentary Skin
mishing to have run it in at the elev-
enth hour. Yet it was only just and
fair that it should have been put in.
The Government is under obligations
to complete the work which has been
begun in that river, and which, until il
is completed, constitutes an obstruction
rather than an improvement; and to
have further postponed it, by falling to
make the appropriation, would have
been a great injury, and Mr.. HoGE is
entitled to credit for successfully im'
pressing Congress with this view Of the
matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

Our young friend, Geo. J. Thompson,
Esq, of Greenbrier county, was made a
member Of the Temperance State Ex-
ecutive Committee by the late conven-
ton at RavenswOOd. Mr.. Thompson is
young lawyer of very good ability, and
he will make a very worthy member
from his end of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

THE name Of the new railroad con-
Meeting the two county seats Of Lewis
and Upshur will be the Weston and
Buchannon Railroad" 1t was first
chartered as the weston and Center
willie Railroad. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

THE Prohihitionists of Maine will not
support Mr.. ROBBIE, the Republican can
didate for Governor. On the other
hand the followers Of SoLoN CHASE will
not vote for Governor PLAIsTEp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20
aEw AovERrisEaalEsrs.

NTSoR SALE AT A BARGAIN. THREE
Company. Address STOCK, !" this Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

SUMNER heat, long delayed, seems to
have put in an appearance in earnest,
Frightening the prospect of the corn and
potato crops which fell behind last year
for want of rain and were threatened
this year by too much. The accounts
from the great ushAst .-N-i.>-. - 49, No.
concur in promising tremendous
,.;ola -. go, ~s's hope, that no amount
Ofcapital will be sufficient to corner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

The blood of even Senator JOHN
SHERMAN warns up under the influ-
ence of q good dinner, the courses OF
which are well sandwitehed with choice
old wines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

SENATOR ANTHONY has buttoned
tie flap of his trousers pocket over
Rhode Island for another six years, is
the way the Philadelphia Record puts it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

NEW YORK has at last got its railroad
commission, Gov. Cornell having
signed the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

If you look sharp, you can see the
corn growing these warm days and
nights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

Our little Johnny had been given up to
die, (Diphtheria) when we gave him Pc
RUNA; he is we'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

TOLEDO, Dec. 15.-rhe HILL Block, at st.
CLAIR and Jecrsonsls was detr yed by ire ths mora
ING. The first door OF the bui ding occupied by
obbng houses AM the upper floors by law ana lnsur-
anca oices the Offices OF Wabash and Ohio Central
Railroad Companies, art galleries. eic Inc DOCK was
erected in ls7 by the estate Of the late James c. Hal
let and cost nearly $25O0O0. Subsequently II was
r,p-ferred to the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Hartford. For time the fIrs' COngreSa-
toua Church. the frat In toe city, adjoining the Hall
Block on tho north, In great danger. The loss Is
very heavy aud falls principally upon afew wholesale
houses Taylor, Rodgers Co., wholesale boot aud shoe
and rubber house had stock worth 100000. upon
which the loss will be over 100000; insured for
s2sOOOO; l.. :. Baumgardener Y Co, wholesale fancy
nofinn nous had soox worth $4,000. saved probably
10000; insured for $4,000; Wood Aekhn, whole
ale grOoers lose the euure stock valued at Detwee
100000 and $4,000; Insured Tor $4,000 = me ONO
Central general Offices and tue Wabash local oces were
entirely destroyed the Oss Is estimated AT floOOO with
nm insurance OF 600 The loss u attorneys architect
and other occupants roots up $4,000 which Is half In
sured Tue Dulldlg WAS insured Tor SllOOOO Tho
total loss is $3.50 600 and the total Insurance about
5000 600 which divided among nearly all the proml-
companies, havink agencies al INC cIy Win pom
oles ranging nom 100000 down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
RAILROAD TAX1TION IN NEWJERSEY,

The New. Jersey Legislative Committee on Rail
road Taxation held meeting at the CltvIa IN Ellz-
BETH \. j.. yesterday afternoon. There werO pres
ent Asse III bi VI men smith, Fielder. McAdoo ana
Dunn. A number of citizens OF Elizabeth were
bJeseut. Eight assessors of the city made state
blents IL " 40 shown that there was not much
COMPLAINT IN regard 10 railroad taxation, and that
the city got fair share of the assessments ON rail-
road property. IL was stated that property OF tue
Central Railroad worth about $4,000 was III dis
pule ia regard 10 twenty acres III ELaOethp0rt Tor
officials of the city claimed that at least part OF
this land was subject TO a municipal TAX. There
was also dispute about the taxation OF |O0 eet OF
propety adioinIng tae station of the Central Raoad
ia EiIEaDeth. The committee Will bold final meet
hg shortly for she purpose Of making up the report
70 be submitted TO the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

BAIIEY-On Friday. December IS. 1892. Theodore W.
Ba ley r aged ~ Yeas son OF Theodore W. ant COInea
Reat and friends the funeral ser.
wees resd his faiher = First pace, Brook
Bu. on AOnidy, December ID, al O'Clock p IA.
Please omit uOwors.
CLosE-At Mt Vernon. y. " December H. 1882 Harriet
Friends are in1itsd To- asai TIE liberal at tho
New Church Chester Hin Oh SATURDAY the lttn InsJ al
uran Central Depot.
Cleveland AID Cincinnati papers please copy.
GIVANOn FRIDAY. December 10. Mrs May 4. Giyan wife
tho late John "yan aud daughter the late Nicholas
EyertsOn. IN the S5ti year OF he. aye.
services at her late residence 81 7sthst on
Monday 18TH lnst- at 800 O'Clock a. ID
HowELLln this city on Friday. December 10. Achsab,
her late residence 40 Il3 East 4Gths
Interment on Al onday morning,
JACKSON At Jersey city n j. on Friday. December l0
Monday, at IL o'clock.
Inleruent at orange.
eta L. only daughter Of this late Nicholas Low ESD and
K1GO" Of charles AIM LII d. late president VI Columbia
Funeral viii Dc at Grace Church. Broadway and
lOthst, ON saturday december 10, al 10 a. ID
NuMAN-Snddenly, on THURSDAY. December ~, 1857
tatty r. wife of Chester Kngman ana daughter OF f.
Relatives friends are invited attend the funeral sery
ses at the residence Of her tstes 9y prOOAh
LADD-At ottumwa, Iowa, on the l2th' Thomas W. LAID
Relatives and friends invited attend funeral Sabbath the
ington and Lafayetteayes' brooklyn
Intennent westbury. l.
MESSENGER-On Tuesday December H. ~ her residence,
90 wnow-st. BROOKLYN Rosa w'do" Of the late Harry
Fnns al Services at Grace church Brooklyn Heights
Saturday morning December 49, At 10 o'clock
oGIIBY-On Tuesday December H. Anna H. widow OF the
The a1era services will be held Christ Church. New
Brunswick ion Saturday the 18th insp at 1850 O'Clock
Tfsia leaves New.YOrk Of iLl0Am.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

letter from John Bray, from Rutland, VI stating
Filbert-st., philadelphia, a few weeks ago. and
who, Mrs Leisler tine iandlady, thought, might
be Mr.. Rich. He says that he accidentally
broke a chair one night but mended 1T the neAS
morning. He was fond of fruit and often shared
what he bought with his family. On leaving the
place he paid Mrs. Lelsler SO. After reaching New
York he found that he had left small steer RUE
asking her to forward it TO him at the Grand Cen
trail Hoei. He had received no answer. Mr. t'ii-
removed the only cieN which the family had as 10
the direction in which Mr.. kch had gone. IWeNe
days have passed since his disappearance. ana le.
no one has sc n him, ei her III this or Deighooi'"S
cities 50 far as the family informed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
HLONIGHT WH4ruER REPORI

WAsEINGrON Dee. 16-i a. m.-The bar
omeicr is lowest nortneas. Of New England ana highest
IL the Northwest. Fair weather counn in New-Eug-
land, the Middle STATES the ONO Valley the North
west Partly cloudy weather ana light snow reported
from the Lake region aud tho northern portions the
south Atlantic States. Local rains ara reported from
the southern portions of the South A autic and Gull
States The temperature has fallen from 100 to POP in
al the districts O the Mississippi River and in the
southwest with nOrtherY TO westerly winds. L e
nOtthrr continues Texas and the TEN perature is below
lIe1 zing a. NIcksUurg
Indications fJr D-tty
For New-Englaud and the Middle Atlantic States
colder generally fair weather, northwest to southwest
winds and AlgAcr baron 3.er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
FLAMES IN THE Ndw-YoRK HOTEL.


The clerk in the New-YOrll Hotel smeed
made several myestgadOns 10 discover its source At
first he thOught that the smoke from the news
stand under tie stairs leading from the first floor,
but he soon satisfied himself that this was not
so. j. II. Mapcson. H1te later, writing
Nine Pain, he aferward said, In his room
second floor, when found ms sight Obscured by
smoke that he FASTENED from the what was
the ma Ter. \ mailman, banned Thomas, sme.led the
smoke and was making touro the rooms on the con.
floor. when lire engines began Ting up the MOTEL
Tnis was at 1918 Policemen IN Teuth-st. had dIscOv-
cred the smoke. aud two boys passing the hotel saw
haues dropping apparently from the ceiling OF store
adjoining the MOTEL entrance No. I'll occupied by scott
& Co.. dealers III egu money ana cOlLs. Ohlcer
Brooks. VINO was on pos ssnt ont an alarm ana four
engines promptly itsppl dcd 500. co.'s store MAS
brOScl mo, ANA tue ire there was pul out Withln
snort tlse.
Ia. d 'c.uen found flames issuing from Room ia,
which uirec J. over scott a CO.'S place. a line o.
hose was Idld 10 ihIs room ul means OF lac
stairway. Iue are vas ound nave bIrued is way
Jetw,on the floor Oi Is room aud the ceihng OF the
stone, DC.O.e u COu4I 90 cAuGEls1cI tue nrem
obj cd to ttaI dp ucury all the flooring OF the
Chitt GiCquI seated mat thr fire undoubtedly
natc. tIc -rt. in the room. IEc Ielrc-
live Il ,.r flames uc,u Communicated 10
ok, "a door pieces were .rned mOsl upon
t0p IDe ctrt SID ttt tAc TU. al not been OcCU-
pItI since riIrst tnera ma ueen no there,
md that ,lD C,tI not nave s.ri tuerc, Out
tual tlcy DID nom ietcc i've hue IN the store.
scat CO.'S loss $1,000. NJ. CrtHston, the
proprietor of tue MOTEL said That $4,000 would cover ms
loss.
mere was very little excitement among tho
guess OF Us hOtc.. owing 10 the
cool rss OF the employees, ANA tue fict tuat many
Ist a, tIe hre was over ana stOi pea III tA9
ndll a4d gaLyt WltH CIuusy AT inc " brave htemeh
showed ,hc least larn or even anxiety As soon as
ne rugin,s began Druving Detc, tive Crowley OF tHe
Il rttr street cg a, .ulIicd Hartl-au * udr'5
Ielre across street, and caused doors 10 ID
cioseI hat no alarm ana cOnacqLeht panic resulted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

Christmas Presents"
The Extensive varied assortment in New York q
ARTISTIC BRoNZES.
CLOCKS IN MARBLE ENAMEL BRONZE.
AND POLISHED BRASS,
with Chimes and Gongs.
TRAVELLING CLOCKS MANTEL SETS
CANDELABRA, INKSTANDS,
sCoNCEs. FLOWER VASES.
CALL BELLS METAL AND PORCELAIN
LAMPS, &c.
Selected in Europe this season specially for tho
HOLIDAY TRADE
Is OFFERED AT EXTREIELY Low PRICES BY
MITCHELL, VANCE * CO,
500 AND s35 BROADWAY
(Near l3thst)
New.Yor<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
DYING FROM EATING TOO FAST

Joseph Brennan, age fifty, with no home,
weutinto the Good Samaritan, Protestant charitable
place for lodging and meals at Jay and Wiloughbysts
Brooklyn, last evening He remarked 81 am Catholic
but have q Protestant stomach. Give me some beef"
Food was set before him. and In his eagerness he had
not en- more than minutes, when lie was cbOked
by a piece of meat. DR.. Briggs summoned and ex
tracted he meat but the dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
DIED.

gTopDAPD-At New. brunswick n J., wednesday Deem.
her ~ 1852 William only son OF William q. stoddard
Funeral services residence Of his father 100 OeoFgest
Saturday at 230p. m.
WAITE Son Thursday, December ~ $50 florence "
Youngest daughter Of Ruth and the late DE VIM A. wal
terra OF Sew-York - -
Funeral at the residence her mother Hohokus; New
Jersey, Saturday December 10 on arrival OF ih iea'
Inc foot OF Chambersst. at 40 y No. via Era r. IL
Conveyances at depot ON arrival OF train
WELSH-On wednesday. December ID, sarah welsh, IN tho
10th Of her
Reaves and friends invited attend the mineral
the residence OF her nephew Henry welsh 100
East 1l4th-st Saturday. December 10, at 23O D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

Co., manufacturers OF railroad spikes, nuts etc. was
partially DESTROYED by fire last night. Loss, $4,000
covered by insurance.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 15-N. 7. MeTrilPs house
and barn at Beckett, Mass, were burned last night
Nothing saved.
PTTTsBURG, Dec. 15.-Fye frame dwellings belonging
to A. n Rose aud J. WeinbOerner burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000, covered by insurance.
WATERBURY Conn, Dec. 15.-The cotton mill at Ban
tam Fas, owned by George f. Jones' of Ltchfeld, was
burned last night. The fire originated from the ma
chinery. Loss, $40 900 partly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

Flames broke out yesterday morning on the
too floor oil the enenen mouse ~ NJ. Ills E.drdEest,
in rOOus occupied by Robert oio-wert aAd ais family.
WDIe trying of his property aieg"ert was
overcom. b. tao n smoke and cucd with DIFF
ncuy by the rtulen. He removed 30 Bellevue Hos
al al lnsel,in.e Tue flame, DIES rOytd furniture worth
500 aud damaged the DduS ID tue extent Of 4lOUO.
No ONT Coud tell NOW the fire s,arycu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
DEATH OF MORRIS REYNOLDS

Morris Reynolds, former member OF the
Assembly died yesterday his home No 10 schermer
hOrn-st, Brooklyn. He In Westchester County
IN 1903, but went to Brooklyn while young man. He
Of the founders OF the First Unversais Church.
on the Heights, but when the society moved up town,
Joined Plymouth Church. saying that Mr. Beeeher was
good enough Uniyerssst for him. About twenty yeAzs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
TIL ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTERN

LONDON, Dec. ia circular has been adj
dressed to the bOndaOIers OF the Atlantic ANA Grea
Western Railroad Company by the PROVISIONAL
Committee, oil which Lord Bury is the mead
nekiug that their proxies bs instructed To
favor the resolutions approving the recommendations
OF Messrs Alport and Swabrck. and declaring Il mex
pedient ~ proceed with the negOuatO4s with tEc Ere
Company before the election VI Mr.. Airport rs lie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
ARRESTED FOR A ROBBERY IN NEE- YORK

BosToN, Dec. 15.-Mary Johnson, alias
Raymond, alias stearns. was arrested here
tonight ct the instance OF the New-iork
police for robbing the store OF Thomas Green the
Bowery Of $4,000 IN money and ewelry She vas taken
to New-York Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
KYABE IN TIE WHITE HOUsE

There was seen yesterday at Messrs. Knabe
& co.'s factory magnificent concert grand just nasned
by them for the Presidential mansion. President Ar
who thorough iOsStur o. music in select
iug piano the White House decided ~ favor the
huaJ, Piano MS preference AM ordered accordingly
the Instrument referred to- IL is COnceru Grand Of
be IL, Iul5n in richly carved rosewood case, aud Of
tone and Ict Outn instrument. worthy IA every
respect p ace 1t occupy. 1t shipped 10
Ito destination ycsterday-l Baltimore American. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
MrSThRIOUs UoM4, AT HEADQUARTERS.

hack and two coup~s were driven to Police
headquarters about D. III. yes rrday, aud IRON The
tom. woman. 4 'seiy YeIIod an accom- auIed Oy
"a DCttCIVo, arg TIA. Inc Woman taken
THROUGH IN 'front.' ID door % IA pc or IS rne5,
office. Another coupe on alteIWarI oiOyc up.
tom wmcn no III II got our, who were ciOsrted
WI.h ulo Inspector Tor ,Oiu' lime, Wher upO All o.
zoe VIII or. except the WoiltI, departed DAe of
the pIiVeT5 sad thlt tine Carriages ordered al
tIc Union Squire Hot J. Aud.cw Dan, t 10 pro-
pU.tor stated that No arrest h4u been made
IL tAe AJte.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec l6-I q. m.-During the fair and
clear weather Of yesterday there was eight upward
movement in the barometer. West winds prevailed.
The temperature ranged between 220 and 3O the aver
age l269l being 4&o lower than the corresponding
day last year. and 30 lower than on TIurSday
Colder and clear or fair weather may be expected
-dnV Ia CITY and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CNCIYYArI, Dec. ia dispatch from
Hickman, Ky says: The fire there on Thursday
morning destroyed hree h0d9 In the onsne'i partaa
10 own, la ~ 900; tasdranee, $4,000.
YorNGsrvWS. Ohio. Dec. 15.-The mill Of Arms. Bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
4 FOX IN A CROPS NEST
Dom Ths Hartford Po,t


George A. Chafee, OF Mlddletown, was out
hunting Tuesday and saw fox up IN pepperidge tree
TWEEN Five feet higb be not the iOx) IL was put
the work Of moment To draw bead on his fOxrhlp au
land him the ground, where the dog put ah emu
to Reynards existence. Mr. Chafee, although an eA-
peTieIoed hunter. says he never knew OF loA -
found IN O tree before. The animal, when diseovf'
MA asleep In AL old crows nest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
CoNGRESSMAN OnrRs CONDITION.

CHICAGO, Dec, 15.-A dispatch from Latay-
ette Ind says that the condition OF CONGRESSMAN God
love s. ORTIZ is growing critical daily, and 1t Il De
eved tnat he last only lew DAYS longer His dts
cancer IN the gands Of the throat accompanied
by blood poisoning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

Post elicc Notice.
Foreign mails for g December 10 Will close
this Ollco follows:
SATU RDAI.AC "a tOr Europe, per 50. Germanic. vil
Queenstown etters Tor germany, mast DC directed
per 4Iauc ala. lOr belgium direct
Penhland al / q m, log Ncnc@rea and ,uiacJi, pee
So. Valencia: at q 10. Euro per IS. ,ter.
SOutaam ptOn aAd Il cWrn; L3b -. IN. and
the West indies, per Newport, Havana
Mails tor China aud Dclgic, Fran
cisco close December - Z D. N. Aaiis
tra.ia. New/eaiGnd sandwich and Fili Islands
Australia, osu Francisco. close January 90 at p
HENRY -. PA RSD y. Posim&ster.
schedule 81 closes mails
the basis unutorruJt a Oy rrld tan8C Fl1-
CiscO Nails the EAST arriving "a tine az 5gn Francisco
day SAILING 81 steamers chei tle lay
The Five Points HOuse of Industry makes earnest
appeal its fTicud iOi the give than
hundred children Merry Donations OF toys
dolls clothing money DO gracefully ed
Packages vii D5 sent for n0t.h.daOn. Address 100
WOrthSL
TRUSTEES
Morris X Jesup President. Hugh y. Camp. Treasurer.
Geo. +. Bets. orcretary. CHARLES Ely
Oh aries laDiec DAVID =. gleston
d. Lydig Suydam Oliver Hartman.
VIM. 7. Barnard. S.nerlnleLt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
BURNING OF A CARPENTER SHOP.

A fire broke out in the carpenter SHOP OF
Joan IL Il ssc, No - Bum-stD Newark. ye sefd'y
Afternoon The bul!i1g, watch was o. three sJorea'
was roycd. The fire spread 20 troa dwelling houses
"A iullIn- a II Wu.cl were Dadiy damaged Tue total
In-, ia anOul a1,UUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
An ATTAoHMENT UPON d PANORAMA.

Judge Lawrence granted an attachment to
the j. L. Mott Iron Works yesterday upon the building
erected by the Panorama Company which has exit
bition at Madisonave. and FOrtynnth-s The attach
ment was granted the ground that the company
fusel TO pay "A debt OF 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

THINGS ONE Would RATHER HAVE LEFT
UNsAtp.--Ios,c-7; Wna, mus. ylu e. uirc1ly. Pro
fessoi!-iAc Profess r: NJ dear MADAM, tnere Is Il
limit 'y,u to iuy capacity i iniilctug myself my
irehds!-HoJtess: GA nO-nOt at ALL assure you. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
The New orr. Association Tor Improving tie COnd.oD
Ot he

"Rlessed is he that cOnsidereth the poor"
"Tho LOrd lOveth cheerful gIyer."
December. 1882.
The the year srievous the poor has
rived with all its intensity aud presage OF Distress The ur
gent necessity the situation compels the laion 10
spectfuy yet earnestly tho public in behalf Of rs
suffering fellow citizens The demands threcfod
greater than the time In 1851.
Orr association wen known private and voluntary
charity choice OF subjects and has declared what
that choice H. namely To AID those whom u physically
and morally elevate and Others" this safely
when Provisions OF the law force Tor those
whom the Association consistently refers
the public charity
Contributions may DO either OF tho undersigned
Howard Potter. President 90 wasL Robert IS. Mintdrn,
Treasurer 10 south.st r. Fulton ,ung Chairman, 81
walst; James W. Alexander. l2o Broadway W H. Bridge.
l6Exchangeplace.
Committee Of Ways and MeansJohn BOVINE Secretary 10
4Th
Authorized X. Hanse 323 West 10th.
St. WEBB 20 4thae Frank Lawson. 80 fine-ss
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he ran for In Brooklyn that OF Alderman of the
Third Ward He a Republican.
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