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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12

WAsHE7roS, D. C., May S.-J. Eiu1c Sherman, meteorological BO-tou, ha- ju-t concluded here a series Of experiments upon the new metal recently discovered by uIm with the vIsE of ascertai1iuz lts hfress compared with other metals -or telegraph wire. ILe ex e-Iueut- 1T l- sand, shown, as made w5-I tl.- metal has great tenacIty, does not rust and ls a better conductor Co any wlre now Used Tor slectr e purposes. Ihe metal winch has nearly specific gravity and appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct. 4-Pilhng's wooen mill. at Rockdale,
burned last nlgat The loss is 925.OOO.
NEWCASTLE, Oct. 4-Joscpn Pollard & Co., corn
mercnanls have failed. Their Liabilities are $4,000.
LONDON Oct 4-Owing to repeated anti-Jewish disor-
ders EkateriDosay and other districts Of South Russia
martial Jaw has been proclaimed therein.
NEUFCHATEL, Oct. "A pubic meeting has been called
for next sunday demand OF the authorities the Cxpu
sion IRON the country Of the Salvation Army.
PEsTH, Oct 4.-The independence party has resolved
20 Introduce In Diet censuring the Govern
ment Tor Its attitude on the CrOatidn question.
LoNDON Oct 4-Messrs Suse & SIDeth, East India
and West India mercuants OF No 80 Lne-st this city,
have failed. Their liabilities amount to &EJOOOO
ALEXANDRIA, Oct A slave dealer recently
arrested at Cairo, Is being tried by conrt-martial
1t Is reported sultan OF Turkey will send
mssioners OOth 70 Egypt AMI the sOudan.
AsHTuS-UNDERLYSE, Oct 4-fifteen hundred OF the
weavers, VINO returned t. work a few days ago. have
renewed their strike Tney aver that the masters
not fulfilling the agreement under which tney returned
to work.
MANCHESTER Oct 4-Thc election here today 10 h!l
the vacant seat House Of Commons for Manchester
resulted n fo0wE: r. HouldswOrth Conservative,
1888 Dr PaTkuuTsJ (lndependeut Radical and Brad.
aughltel G.2lG HUudswOrih's majority, ll972.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
EuBARRASSMENES IN BUSINESS.
THE BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE DEALERs-TUE sTORER
FAILURES IN PORTLAND.

THE BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE DEALTRs-TUE sTORER
FAILURES IN PORTLAND.
BOsToN Oct. "A meeting of the creditors
OF INA 4 Rome, the suspended boot and shoe
turers was held this Afternoon The firms liabilities
are $50 400 and their nominal assets $50, 800. Tue
creditors appointed committee 10 Investigate the al
fairs OF the firm.
The creditors Of Reed & Haines shoe and leather
dealers were notified at meeting to-day that the firms
liabilities are about $50 600 and that their
si OF open accounts stock etc. amounting 20 so 600
The Market and Shawnut National banks have hed
petition OF Insolvency against Cuares W. Copeland aud
Arthur W. stedman. doing Business under the firm
Of O. w Copeland 4 Co. Their failure occurred shortly
after that Oi f. Shaw & BrOthers
PugTLAND, Me-, OCT Am adjourned meeting OF the
creditors Of StOrer Brothers Co., ana oOrer Bolster
Co.. WAS held yesterday. The Committee Of Inyestga-
tion reported the liabilities Of stprer BrOthers CO. to
be 1924 900 and their assets Sl634j0i the liabilities Of
storer bolster Co. 10 be Sl2l547 and their assets
meut was submitted, but the lrms will submit prOpO
ston 10 the committee.
81. LouI-, Oct 4-Ihe Union Flour Mills Company
baa made an assignment to James W. Lockwood, the
as sets being valued al S38,750.
WArgrTowS, N. Y, Oct IA NJ Kenyon, wholesale
ard retail quur dealer, made assignment this morn
ing His Liabilities are $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
LAEORERs ND EMPLOYERS.
TIE MISSOURI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLOWERS Or
GANIZING-A STRIKE ENDED.

TIE MISSOURI FEDERATIUN-GLAss-BLDW Or
GANIZING-A STRIKE ENDED
ST. LOUIS, Oct 4.-Ihe State Federation of
Trade and Labor ORGANIZATIONS met again this morning
with the president, RW saur In the chair The dra
bill to Bc presented the next state Legislature regard
ing the products OF convict labor adopted II pro-
vides that all articles manufactured by c0nvcts shall
plainly stamped BuCn. and violation, OF the provision
shall he visited by pena ties on tbc sellers Of such gOUds
A resolution adopted recommending TO th Lcgi-ld-
passage Ofan act prohibiting corporations within
The State under penalties from demanding OF their
pluyes sign away their ught To organize or JOIN
Organization calculated to promote tner interests
improve their cOudluOn by honorable means.
PIT sBURG Penn, Oct. 4.-The National Association
OF WindOwGlass Workers, engaged In strike
against reduction Of wages have formed combination
with 900 capital for the purpose OF entering into
the manufacture OF glass; In opposition TO their late
piOyers. party OF fourteen windo blowers left
for Belgium to-day work there They assert that they
make as mucD money there as mere.
CHATTANOoGA, oct. A special dispatch from
Birmingham, Ala says that the miners at the Pratt
mines submitted demand Yesterday for increase Of
pay 45 to 80 cents per ton, TO which the company
acccded without parley
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct. A-Tho committee Of tho
striking we0vers Of Lorraine Mills at Pawtuckct au-
nOunces today the end Of the strike there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
MISCELLANEOU8I FOREIGN NEWS.
TIDINGs OF LIEUTENANT GREELY.

uyE OF THE MEN OF THE EXPEDITION SUSPECTED
TO HAVE BEEN AT LITTLEToN ISLAND.
DUNDEE, Oct. 4-The whaling steamer Polynia,
which has arrived here from Davls's Straits, re-
ports that the natives at Saunders Island stated
hat they saw five men at Etah, in Smiths Sound,
aorth of Baflin's Bay, early in the year, who be-
longed to a large expedition further to tho north
which vas believed to be that Of Lieutenant Greey
One of the natives was a very intelligent man and
spoke some English He stated that his brothers
saw i've men living at Etah or Etabl. a fishing
station south of LitletOn Island the east side Of
Smith's Sound They were all in good health. The
leader was tall, robust man. The captain of the
PolynIa believes the party sent out by Lieu
tenant Greedy TO meet the steamer Proieus, which
was then on the way to Smiths Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS.
sIIGnT OF The NFoRMERs--JosEPH SMITH AT
MARsEILLES.

sIIGHT OF The INFoRMERs-JOSEPH SMITH AT
MARsEILLES
LIMERICK, Oct. A ballad singer here named
Hynes has been sentenced to imprisonment for ore
month for singing praises Of ODonnell, the slayer
OF Carey, and calling upon ali Irlshmep to act
coward other lnformers as ODonneH did toward
Carey.
LONDON, Oct. Alt Is now stated that Joseph
Hanlon and Michael Kavanagh, infOrmers in the
Pb9niI Park murder trials, who were not per-
pitted to land at Melbourne will 20 to India where
James Carey had decided to go until he was dis
suaded thereirom by his wife. 1t is reported that
Carey was offered clerkship in the new barracks
Rt Kurraehee.
The steamer Melbourne, which arrived at Mar
Jeilles yesterday from New-Caledonia with the
mails, had on board Joseph Smith, one of the in
formers in the PEGnix Park murder trials, who was
Rot permitted TO land at Melboarne on the 9th of
August. Smith was recognized upon the arrival uf
tEe steamer at Marseilles, when he suddenly left
the vessel, and Is believed to have taken passage
for China.
DUBuN, Oct 4.-IAo Uaitd Ireland, the League
Egan. states that an Official intimately connected
with the detection OF crime In Dublin has been
suspended from 0fice. The cause OF the suspension,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
PRESIDENT CREWS APOLOGY.

A COUNCIL OF THE SPANISH CABlNEr-THE APoL-
OGY DEEMED INSUFFICIENT
LONDON, Oct. At is reported from Madrid that
snorish Government is dissatisfied that the Pars
Journal O6iceg me rely published the fact that Pres
ideut Gr6vy apologzed to King Alfonso for the in
shifting reception he met with in the streets OF Paris
md not the full text of the apology; and bas now
resolved TO ask for the publication of the full text
II is also reported that Seor Sagasa has postponed
making apy changes in the Spanish Ministry until all
matters pending between Spain and foreign nations
have been settled.
The foreign Powers have forwarded to King Al
fopso their congratulations upon the enthusiastic
Ysception accorded him Oh his return to Madrid.
MADRID Oct AT a Cabinet council to-day,
King Alfonso presiding the question of diplomatic
action IN regard to the demonstration in Paris
AGAINST the King was discussed. but the greatest
reserve is manifested as to the decision reached.
The Correspondence states that the Government
has telegraphed TO Senior Nunez. the Spanish Minis
ter at Paris that the French apology is insufficient
and that if France persists in her refusal TO make
satisfactory declaration Senor NuIez will be re-
CURED to leave Paris
The KING and Queen held a reception to-day, the
occasion being the name day Of King Alionso's
father Eighteen hundred persons attended, liz
eluding Senator's Deputies and several tfencDmen
The Council decided TO advise King AnOiiSO 10
eOnyoke the COTtes as soon as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
NOMINATIONS TO THE BENCH.

BUFFALO, Oct. 4.-Tho Republican Conyen-
ton o. tue yIh Judicial District this afternoon noml-
mated Thomas Corett OF Erie County, FOR one OF the
Justices OF the Supreme Court
Henry Z. COwlea nominated as the second cahul-
date.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct 4.-The Republican Judlclai
Convention Of the With District, comprising Monroe,
stsuDen Cayuga, Ontario Wayne, Livingston Yates ana
Seneca Counties held In this city to-day harlo
Hakcs Of steuben County chairman. Two Justices
OF the Supreme to be eecedin the dsIlcths
fall resolution was introduced soon after the
opening Convention to the effect that one OF INC
candidates should be selected from Monroe county IL
was promptly tabled, The first ballot enyed as follows
j. II. Camp. Wayne County, Ia; W. ID STUART G,C OF
Monroe County, 9 H. V. Rowland, or Cayuga county,
2; IL. A. Nasn, OF Lvingsr0n County, y anu - II.
uaWley, of Seneca County, B. Twenty-Five DaloIS
we're taken durug the afternoon without any mat"rla
ohange. On the first ballot IN the evening MI Cainp
was nominated, receiving twenty votes, SIX OF % thetn
beinR cast trom Monroe County. twenty-five nnlOts
were tnen taken stuart received 10 votes Nasn anu
Howland q. An adjournment was then taken 'l 'o-
mi morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
THE YELL0W FEVER SCoURGE.
HEARTRENDING REPORTS FROM MEXICO--THE FEVER
SPREADING INTO THE INTERIOR.

HEARTRENDING REPORTS FROM MEXICO--THE FEVER
SPREADING INTO THE INTERIOR.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 4. - Letters received
from Guaymas and other points IN Mexico show that
half the truth been told of the rayages Of yellow
fever at those unfortunate places one received to-day
from George Treat, the weil.knOwn pioneer OF Cali
foruia, better known as owner OF the
famous raco horse Thad. stevens, dated Mazatlan,
SAYS; "In order 10 give idea Of the
violence OF the scUurgo In this city, out Of opera
pany numbering thirty.oue members seventeen died
including the Prna Donna Perata-iu less than three
weeks At the cnd OF the following two weeks only Two
Of the original troupe lett living The medical
were all sick aud two Of them died The victims were
buried hastily and unCOitIcd three hours being the
usual interval between death aud burial For the last
week the deaths have not AVERAGED than tWCI "
per day Tue disease however II sweeping the interior
like widha The c0urtsa all closed, the Judges
having The spread OF the disease believed to be
largely TO the ignorance display ed by the yslcians
as to the character Oi the lever"
GUAYAAs, Mex, Oct. 3.-TEere have been only three
deaths III the days Twenty-siI deaths are
ported from HernOsillo and all along the road VIC
tins who have with the fever aud who
are unable 10 procesd further News received the
Yad River reports that the fever Is spreadn ng among
m. Indians. letter received here announces the
death OF two the party which left In August
survey the TccOlOydnpO Railroad. No names were
given.
SAN FRANcIsCO, Oct 4.-FIreman johnson, Oue Of tho
five yellow fever patients board the steamer New
burn died to-day Doubts Of the recovery OF the second
officer are entertained The other three patlcDtg are
stramer nor has any sign OF the disease made It's ap.
pearance on land H the weather continues cold 1t
present there ls no udDgef OF ho IcYer getUng
f0OtnOld ia tue clty.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct 4-The Board Of Health an
uounce that there has beru sickness and epOr Of
any sace the report OF September %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
SENATE And ASSEnGLY NOMIN4uoN&
ANDREW DAVIDSON NOMINATED IN THE NXIIID
sENATORIAL DIsrMCr-rmD DEMOCRATS.
IBT TELEGRAPH 10 rIE rRtBUNEl

sENAToRrAL DIsrmCr-nmD DEMOCRATS.
IBT TELEGRAPH 10 rIg rRIBUNEl
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, n. Y, Oct 1.-Two
years ago the Republicans Of this Senatorial District the
XXId which consists OF the counties Of IcrAmer Madl
SON and OtscgU, made agreement that each county
should have the Senator in rotation. HerEiner hud
lust had the senaorslp, and 1t passed to Madison
Alexander N. Holmes being nominated Tms year the
Otscgo County Republicans thought that candidate
ought TO be- selected from their county. The Senatorial
Convention II e: here to-day. Upon the second ballot
senator Holmes renOmuated the delegates nom Her
gncr and Madison counties voting MN hedeltges
from Otsego County were dissatisfied with the result out
voted make the nomination unanimous senator
no uinHtion. The OtscgO County candidate, Andrew
Davidson, Of CoOperstown. was then unanimously noml
of the county and Will receive tho vote Of every RcpuD-
llcau IN the Senatorial District
NORWICH, y. Y, oct 4.-Tbe Chenango County Re-
publican Convention held here to-day was fully at
tended The following excellent ticket was nominated
Tor County Judge, Albert f. GHdding Of Nor~chi Tor
srict-Attorney George A. Haven, of AiOni for Mem
her OF Assembly, George b. Wnitmoro, OF sherburn
The convention harmonious In It's action ana the
best Of feeling prevails toward the ticket
ALBANY Oct 4-Thc Democrats OF tho NVIth Sena-
tora District composed OF Washington ana RcisSeiacr
counties met at Troy to-day for the purpose OF nomnat
ing candidate the Senate There Mas no enthusiasm
and apparently no candidate, for an adjournment was
ordered to Fort Edward Washington County, On October
23 General Hughes OF sandy lllll, who, II has been
said desires the nomination., was present Many OF the
Democrats In attendance did hot know that the con
yentiun had adjourned until some tmo aUer hat action
had been taken and branded the affair hs movement
looking TO the Endorsement OF Senator MacAthur Eutor
OF The Iroy Iesg who is the candidate Ioi SENATOR VI
a faction Of the Labor Reform party.
TroY, n. Y, OCT 4.-Charles X. Baker Republican,
was nominated for the Assembly In the I'D District OF
Washington County to-day.
ITHACA, OCT 4-rhe nomination OF Edward > Esty 40
the Republican candidate Senator in the XXVIth
District has been received win enthusiasm
amyng the Republicans at his home
t is regarded nomination OF moro
than ordinary strength The factional disturbances
within the party have been marked In hs district hII
an nlndciOus or weak nomination for tue senate WOuu
have widened the difference But Mr. Esty mas tue COh
ndr noe all classes Of czens irrespective nI party Oh
fuotIlnUl lines, and II Ia believed tuat no Will receive
not only the full party vote Out also many rom lho
Democratic party especially In IOmpkins county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
THg FRENCH MINISTER OF WAR.
,-,s ,,,rrNuoNAL ABSENCE FROM THE RECEPTION IL
KING ALFONSO.

,e ,,rrFNTIONAL ABSENCE FROM THE RLOEt A'O'' ~
KING ALFONSO.
Ioxpoy Oct. 4.-The Paris correspondent %
1be 1ime9 saws il is now positively Known Ou"'
mes, was not the cause Of the aosehoe u '0"oi"
'rh,hondi, Minister of War, from the reception
p,ven to King Alfonso at the Palace OF the EiySoo
o. sunday. He voluntarily aud ostentatouSy
hId aIoof from the banquet that the glaflhg gay
occasioped by his absence had to DO hI'eu W al
od interim Minister of War. Prime Minister reiiy
then thought himself bound to INFORM TIeSiu0HU
Gr6yy OF the dep ,oraole effect OF NJ lnioauuin
condnct in political circles and upon European
opinion. 49, ,,..,,,.,ra 10
N Ferry. who is backed by all the Ministers de-
o,.res that General MilOt will never, WIN MS con
seni. become Chief of the General Stah as 'no
whole army acknowledge that he Is uhn' loI Vno
n,st. President Gr6vy shares IN this opinion auu Il
Co1,'r,l Thihapdlp resigns the War portfolio on
this question the President Will not DacA nun. -
;1r4vv thinks. however, that General IhiDaudih oy
tr,n,, the measures against the Orleans Princes
r.,dered q service to the Republic which no other
C.uar.l ,sould probably have agreed to perform
a., which I,nposrs upon the Cabinet an oOngalioh
Mt t dismiss him uow that similar service Is re-
nuirad of him There Is thus difference OF ophlch
b.tween N. Ferry and President Gr6gy. 10 TINS IS
reduced the present difficulty. But IL NJ OIeNy
defends General Thibaudn he certainly VIII reIuse
70 mix ID any intrigues aiming at the oVerIhIo" u
NJ. Ferry 1t is certain that General Ihoauu'h mas
resolved not to resign. The question VIII Ao' ~
settled until the Chamber of Deputies meets
PARIS, oct. 4.-GeneTal Thibaudln was present az
the meeting of the Cabinet today LaVe ln uhe
day II was rumored that he had resigned. The
Covarnmept has ordered that an official investlga-
tion be made INTO the incidents attendant upon the
visit of King Alfonso to Paris, with NEW OF dls.
covering the authors Of the disturbances on that
occasion. IL. O.; ill bos;
snterlug upon diplomatic action lnTegard
TO the demonstrations against King Alfonso Just as
a calm Il beginning to prevail Puollc oplhlou' IL
SAYS is reducing to their true proportion 'H0 'n"N"
yres of a few fanatics. -
The Cabinet has resolved that no press pTossecn-
tiou can be begun, Senor Nuncz, the SpahlsL MIN
isfer not having formally denounced the newspaper
attacks rpon King Altouso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

cuARGED WITH SELLING WORTHLESS STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Dr. L. 4. Herr auu
Homer A. Herr charged with dstauding czens OF Harris
burg y sale OF worthless mining Stocks were alrlshea
KILLED BY MINING ACCIDENT
SCPANTnN PENN Oct. 4-By 4 fall OF the roof at
tbe White OAK this morning, Richard Capier MINER
and Anthony CuIley driver, were instantly Killed.
KILLED BY A PREMATURE EXPLo9loN.
WERR CITY Mo-, Oct. - Val" HattOn, a
rr was killed by premature explosion OF some Vulcan
nowier Yesterday and Tom Martin and MI Amos were
fatally injured .
HANGED FOR WIFE NURDER,
ptTTsBuRG Oct 4-JameS NCSte"n vas hanged
In tb ward county jan this morning Tor the urde OF
his wife crushed his wtes skull with an axe on
June D. 1882 .....
Suicide CAUSED BY INTENSE SUFFERING
MACON. Ga, OCt. "A dlspatcn 10 me IeIYrdpa
and N,sseggsr from Mlledgevtlo says! william baihes
o citizen and Que OF the puO
shers of he Recorder committed sucle this morning 10y
arg The act was brought about oy Intense
Ihysloal suffering .... .-.,u.
% ixy five while crossing Baltmo est this afternoon was
Tu ON or by one the 0f the C Passenger hallway
and SO seriously injured that she died tonight
ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER
TITTIE Rock Ark OGr. 4-ln the Circuit court
at Hot springs today the Jury IA Les case Of FRANK
OF maj the killing OF diaries haltheHs oVoE VI INC
Hoyuet returned verdict Of not guilty.
KILLED BY A FALL FROM A TREE.
NEW-OLEANS Oct. IA dispatch lrom 81 J0hn,
Ia 10 me Tines Felix Demas brother OF
state senator Demas fell from pecan Tree yesterday anu
internal from tho effects VI which he died
to-day.
A MARSHAL SHOT DEAD.
CEpARvILLE ONO, oct A Marshall Harris was
bot through he heart night by Isaac Weymouth whom
he Mas sstempung 70 arrest eJmoath has escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
CHAIRMAN BARGER's SEARCH FOR THE BARREL
PROHIBITION THE DEMOCRATIC HOPE.

CHAIRMAN BARGERS SEARCH FOR THE bAkhEL-
PROHIBITION THE DEMOCRATIC HOPE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 4.-NOthing has been
heard here to- day OF the result of Chairman Bargers
visit to Cincinnati after money give the campaign
symmetrical wind His arrival there however, was
signazed by an enthusiastic outrurst fom the Reform
Democracy hch he does not recognizes and they an
nounced their intention OF showing him tteir mette, by
nightly mass-meetngs during his stay which, II well at
tended, last nights will leave him indeed COM
fortress. should he fail to find the barrel.
II turns out that e wants IL to agitate the Germans
back the Democratic ranks by holding the fear of pro-
hbItion their heads, and to pay Democrats ana
Prohibition tie State to win Republican
PrOhbitonsts 20 the support OF the Prohibition Ticket
hoping thus TO compass the election Of the Legislature
and HOadly.
The Columbus Democratic Committee has been unable
get q response to the INVITATION HOadly TO come
here for Saturdays meeting and has given him up
securing Instead tue services as presiding ocer OF eG
Sens Thurman. The Republicans at Cincinnati, with
Foraker chief attraction, announce an ontdO meet
ing Saturday within hearing OF Mr. HOadys resi-
dence; thar, should he turn home unable TO speak
himself he need be without reminder OF what Is
going on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
EQUALIZATION or STATE TAXES
MEETING or The BoARD-PRorEsTs FROM NEW
YORK, KINGS AND ALBANY COUNTIES.

MEETING or THE BOAKD-PROTESTS FROM NEW
YORK. KINGS AND ALBANY COUNTIES.
ALBANY, Oct AT an adjourned meeting
Of the state Board OF Equalization tns morning Francis
Lyudr StetsOn argued the personal TAX O NewYork
was too large by S29,547O74, this property being AS
sesscd uuder tho Corporation Tax law Tho Board
adopted resolution allowing Mr. stctson TO present
documentary evidence on the subject Objections were
also made by representatives, from Albany and Kings
couutics The Board adjourned until saturday morning
In the table presented by tue Assessors, the total
eQuazed Of real property In the State is
S25627ls2sO personal S344,5sG 1872 whole assessed
value for 1888. S2,9O7. .3OL4l1 New.York County
shows assessed property ip 1882 or SlO4Os $50.
added 10 assessment S90,523,273, equallzed real u
1883 Tl1IO,327l2 pc sUudl SlOs,2725S2i tO al,
~ 33e jg07ll Kings County shows assessed property
In 1892 OF S276442 923. deducted $l0,OH7,7lG,
eGuanzed real I 1888 $3.50 3s5 ,2O7 personal
Sl5Ols, ,s9l, total $2sl, ,4Ui.O0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
NOT A VICTIM TO SHYLOCK.
THE FORTUNE FRUGAL DEPARTMENT CLERK
LEFT,
lBY rELEGRAPH 10 THE rRtBUN&l

iBY rELEGRAPb 10 IhE IhAbIN'"l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-M8jOr 1. j. Abbott,
who had been for mere than forty yeass CLERK IN tue
yvor Denartment. died in Washington a few days ago,
ags eienty.rour lie was a Of frugal habits and
tasies and never married Although be had never 70
oeived large salary he had saved snug little fortune
shortly before hts death he bought neat house ~
cost Of 50 500 and gave 1t 10 the family IN when nc naa
lived for many years. =,
Under his pillow after his death was iOuDd Soo'oOo ~
Government bonds He had considerable amouLt
h,aa. IN otuer securities and in money He left 500
IN messenger Ia the office where lie had been so Ions
smpioyed. aud he directed that each ot tue paii-
hearers nj mis- funeral should 90 paid 500 1.
'Ntor khnott WAS never Obliged to borrow money as
10 DER cent month from the shyocks wuo hest Masns
ingtOn and prowl about the Goyerhmeht DePd''"e"
tna victims.