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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. w. III. Lee, Of No. 516 Fifth-ave., held
the first OF her Monday afternoon receptions i'm Januars
yesterday. Mrs. Charles ~ Lee, Mrs. Allen Lee smith
and Miss Howard, of Hartford, assisted In re.
ceivipg the company. Among those who called vert
Mrs Isaac N Phelps. Professor and Mrs. Short Mrs.
Josiah NJ Fiskc, Mrs. William III. Vanderbilt Mrs. Rush
Z. Hawkins, Mrs. John II. Watson, Mrs +. r. James
MRS Jacob Wendell, Mra John A. c. Gray, Mrs. Kemp
MRS Murray Dodge. Mrs. Baker, Mira. Milbanks, Mira
massey Mira Constable, Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Wealth
erby.
her mousse In West Fortysixthst those attending beinA
members of club of eighteen persons Tho fayors I'M
GUIDED bottles OF cologne and japanese fans Araoni
those present Miss Lucy oldsbcro Dr. Rannev and
DR.. Burnett.
Mrs. H. Levy, Of No. 211 West Forty gayess
german and reception In honor of NJ g. Levy last event
Ing. Among those present were A. Herman, d. w.
Htrrman Miss Sarah Falk, Miss Adler, j. Herts, g.
kawt.er Miss Hattie Oppenheim Miss Jennie Bee6er,
SsasE a sn Ms: II ds ss eo Gu, las,
Madisonave: The club was orksniseS tLis sea
au s0o sSo y n ' 9Ss s0 nasssS
parors sa.ss xass ground
Frederick W. Stevens entertained the dencue cla..
whose nrst meeting was held ct Mia Adrian Isein's
81 party Of about 200 enjeyed bis hospitality Miss
Dalsy the gaests The hours from
a.St . s i:sn M Hewitt
Miss Cunard and Miss Hall were present Pinard served
refreshments.
Mrs ID Cesnola, Mrs. Brayton ives Mrs. Henry Clews
yesterday.
Mrs Converse held reception at her house in Cler
m0ntave.. Brooklyn.
Mrs. George Ripley entertained the Seaside socable
anu mrs Lyman gave dancing party on Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
LEGIsLATIVE NEWS From ALBANY
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIhrSE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRibLSEI
ALBANY, Jan. S.-Speaker ChapiD, who re-
turned from his home m Brooklyn this afternoon states
that bs will probably submit his list Of the committees TO
the Assembly Tomorrow nisut. There s much gossip
concerning the position ofthe leading Assembymen
IN. committee list but none Of Il &. Of value SIR Chaplin
ia retceni man. He has not revealed what lac has
done. Ernstua Brooks undoubtedly will he chairman o.
the Committee on Ways and Means. This ONCE was
virtually pledged TO him during speech az the Demo
cratic Assembly caucus by Asscmblyman Rice, one OF
Mr.. Caapins chief supporters
Mr. Brook, IL the only Assemblyman that thus far has
knowledge OF his committee position. All the others are
unaware Of the Speakers intentions respecting them
From Mr. Oh Plus in the Asse nby OF 1852 II IS
generally believed that he Will courageously remodel NIL
the committees. bringing men OF good character anc
weIknoNn ability to the front In the Assembly by tho
process.
Many OF the Assemblymeu arrived tonight. The As.
semoly will meet In the Assembly Chamber, the
ceiIg of whon mas been REPAIRED To-day the seats OF
tine members were put III place.
Controller Dave ports annu j report will be subInit-
ted TO the Legislature Oh Wednesday. II VIII be
OF much interest For the first nO list OF he corpora
tious that Lntedly "a Si5O00OO0 taxes TO The state
viii be priuied. The Controller Wi Hlsn severely crit
else he extrayagauce of the investigating committees
OF the L.Isatnfe calling especial attention To the nh
by Plum ger" Walton, uf tine st. James lIO
Ell In New York. Tor the tea days stay Ia his MOTEL OF
me Yard stbrOOk Committee Tho bill amounted 20
he cuet bottles whskey and other articles Of
ike character furnished 10 tne As cmbymen. Tue Con-
frOler refused 10 pay hcse Items. Inc D reduced
40 ~ 900 before II was paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
4 COMPROMISE ABANDONED.

Boston, Jan. 8.-TM transcripts financial
article says: The time assigned for ssulng assent to
the plan OF compromise among the security holders OK
the Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada
has expired and has not been extended esota-
ton Is OF. and whether one will come on
remains TO be majority OF tho Vermont and
Canada interests assented, but the Central Vermont
party, the managers OF the roads. notwith-
standing the fact that they put out the
scheme themselves neglected to sign. Con.
sequently there a majority of tho trust debt
subscribed The suit for the foreclosure OF the Vermont
&c ra first mortgage, already heard by Judge Wheeler
of the United states Circuit Court expected
cded by him nj Rutland next Friday. The accounting
by the for the operations OF several years past
which was ordered by the Vermont Supreme Court
der the Langd0n quits, stands adjourned until April"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

BRITTAN-on Thursday. January g b Britain. aged 81
sSersl on Tuesday 9Th inst at uoon
OF his daughter MIS-. .. D. Sryker $40 BeeViileare'
| Newark. Nj.
BIRpsAIL-on Monday Januarys Of consumption. at her
residence 700 Ma lsonaye Mar, eoaa 1--WE o. " az ace
| Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BUcKLEYOn tie eth inst, John Buckley In his sst year
Relatives and friens requested 20 attend his fun la
residence enaty. ~ j. Oh "Wednesday 10Th
Train by No r. r. Of " j. from foot of Chamberss
att pm.
BGLow-on Sunday 7th INST. Grace youngest daughter
of Anna and Ldcius H. Bigow. In the I'd year OF her
| PuneIa al private.
glsK-on Monday January 1854 q Id as az her resi- resi-
OF the late sewa Fisk. aged soyears months ana ~
| Noiice of funeral hereafter.
IsHAM-on sunday, January T. Mary widow OF tho Rev.
rress and relatives are invited attend the funeral
vices at Chapel 7j5 9TH st., on Tuesday jan
Ipterynsnt at DaaLGry. Conn.
MULFoHoAs Aao Ca on Saturday Jsn %so g. sn q
gran ghter OF che ate Luman Reed o. this city ,
ommaaOq Sssye e. soI1ss 81 sO'h'@' On
| Inermenf q PougikeepSe
sTRoNG-At ~outh orange Sunday. January stephen
sr iG sds are invited TO attend tho funeral
edns.isy sSg1s. IT, at nd No. 70 c5soDnerss for South
Orange 9;1O a. gstdrn at lll5 a. NJ and i2Zf D. w.
Hsw.0rieans ,apers please copy.
sATEkLeFon saaca JaDuaES MAIL Tisoy
OF the late H. . satteIoo' IN ~ o'''"''h'NA ~s
U.SA. -. IA
Fnnea services Churoh OF the Holy Communion Ota-
psav ana and sad. are respectfully
L ease Omlt flowers
EAVkR-Suddenly, OF pneumonia at Mt Vernon. " T.,
Sunday January VIM A. seaVer IN the es'h year Of his
49,.
funeral residence, on Wednesday the lcth lns
a. O'Clock
Friends are re-, uested not TO bring flowers.
TEED-su,idenly Of pneumonia. saturday, January
soers Centre. Mary, wife or Charles g. reed aged ~
years. s.-.a.,
Fl and to attend the funeral from hsr
late residence ON tuesday, January 9 az y. IN.
IN ann leaves fraud Central Depot II 1850 a. IN
WI LIAMS ON sunday. January q. 1883 Alea Lahgaoa
fs OF David Williams youngest dauslter OF the lAto
Thomas L. Van NOrden IN the S7th year OF her age . -
The funeral Will DO held al NO 10 hAst ois@ Va
Tuesday Afternoon az I O'Clock.
WA LINdrON-on Monday, January =, at Tenahy y: u,
Nil soa of Bernard the late n. Augusta Arlington
OF S.ookyn n. Y. aged years, moHsns aad ~ days
Funei o. private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
SOCIAL INCIDENTS IN WASHlNGroN

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNsl
WASHINGToG, Jan. S.-0enerai and Mrs. Nc
Clelau gave dinner party TINS evening at their res
idcnce IN observation-disclosures. Tue guests were Miss
Frelngnuysen and guest. Miss Wright Mss Beale
M.ss Witnerspoon, Count Ltppe-W eissenfold.
Dudev saurtn OF the British Legation
Mr. Dewillam,on of the Russian Legation; Senior Bus
iam.nt, and senior Chacou, OF tue spanish Legation.
Inc families OF Justices OF the supreme Court were
nc home today without un exception for the nrst time
inns seusOn and neld very large receptions Al the new
homo Of the Cher Justice In I-sLj the parlors were
thtouged with visitors the entro Afternoon Mrs. Waite
was assisted in receiving by her daughter Mss Waite
and her niece, Miss MOOre Miss DAVIS, and Miss Ste
yeus, niece OF ex Minister NOyes.
Mts Field received II large number Of calls, and had
the mia OF her guest Mrs David Dudley Field, OF New
York.
Mrs. Blatohford's spacious parOrs were filed with
callers from till O'CLOCK. Her NICE, Miss Potter, OF
NewYork arrived tOuay for weeks visit, anu assisted
Mrs blatohford. Che home Of Mr.. Justice Batohford
uresens one of the interiors IN Washington
Al the residence Of hr. Justice Bradley In Ist Mrs
and Miss Bradley held reception, giving
a cordial welcome to the many visitors who
called Mrs. Woods held first reception Of the season
todaV sac assisted BY her daughter Miss Woods.
ana their guest Mrs. buckingham, ONO, In the enter
ialnment OF large number OF frlends alrs 1luer wle
of MIR Justice Miller, received to-day, assisted by
her daughter MISS Lydia Muller, and the misses Domu'
Yuez lal cutters OF ,he Argentine Minister.
Tne drawing rooms OF Mr.. Jusice Matthews's new
homo IN ConuecGiodtnve, were crowded Sth VISITORS
frou lie b ginning TO tho close OF calling hours Mrs
Mat mad aid of her sister Mrs Henry WHersUn.
her dau gnters the Misses Matthew'S snd tLer guest
Miss Meoner OF Northampton, Mass, In receiving TO-
day.
one OF the most charming receptions to-day was that
OF Mrs George Bancroft, who received her friends at
her residence in Hist Mrs Bancroft Is as Interesting
IN conversation the historian HIMSELF and MI Ban
croft spent the day UP O'Clock IN writing ana then
went for long walk the air belug LOO damp suu
ood for nis ride horseback.
Mrs Cameron wife OF senator Cameron, of Wisconsin.
he large reoop to-day residence Capitol
Hill assisted by Mrs. and Miss Coleman, oil Mhwausce'
was TOO much lndisposed to visitors oday but sho
was represented by guests Mrs 0rattan and Miss
sterling Of San FrancisoO Miss Van Buren,, daugntc o.
the eneral Japan. and Mrs. and Miss Sfeen'
leaf, OF New York. "a, "a
Mira and the Misses MoKeever, wife ana
daughters Of General MoKsevsT rsseived many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
A COREAN METROPOLIS,
From Report TO sBrf geyernm.nt By an oaIee vtsa

From Report 70 ne Brf Government By an o0geer vts.
W0nsdn.
One main street. OF some ten or twelve fees
In width winds through from end to end aud this
open numerous and crooked alleys, The Co
dislike our entering these lanes, doubt because in
passing along hen one "a apt surprise their women
whose deicacy Is shocked by the near approach OF
foreigner In only two three shops there any
European goods exposed for sale. Road.making NJ
WOnsan consists In Milling up the hoOws with soft EARTH
and there seem 10 Dc no arrangements Whatever Tor
cleaning the streets. There numerous py-styes In
'front.' OF the houses In tue main street. and the
is constantly III danger Of stumbling over their ocou
pants Almost the only pleasant thing look at Is the
luxurant growsh OF melon aud pumpkin with gray fruit
anu white orange blossoms. showing amid macs Of
green leaves which many or the houses The cloth
ing aud personal appearance OF the inhabitants
Iayoraby with the aspects Of The towns Nearly every
deeeny dressed, and really weldressed Corean
in his broad hat and white rohes has eminently
spectacle welt0d0 appearance. The Japanese settle
ment OF 0nsan is ON the western side VI the bay oppo
site TO the Island OF Changdokdo, and about q mile
from the western end OF the naive town OF Wonsan
The settlement infested with Corean thieves who
the godowns OF the Japanese by picking the locks
moving the foundation stones, aud the markets
W6nsan also said to swarm with them. Tigers
abound in the neghbJ rng mountains and last year
Coreans carried OF by these animals from the
mediate neighborhood OF tue settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
RIyALRY IN 30 TOY MUSICAL CIRCLES.
nY TELEGRAPH 70 rnE rnIBuSE.l


BosToN, Jan. S.-A good deal of feeling in
certain musical circles has been stirred up tbs pro
posed performance OF GonnOd's redemption by two
different organic lions ut short Intervals Joseph T.
Lennon a weil-known us.can OF Boston, had made
elaborate preparations to bring out tne oraOrO al the
Bo,t Theatre on "a Sunday night In the near future
The nGndc and Haydn Society Is also rehcarsng the
music and lay. great stress uUon the fact tnnt 1t has the
original score while Leunnns score has been arranged
by muualy ON the pian0forte score. The rivalry Is
likely to give Mr Lennon overlooking house. espe-
c.nliy n thr support thai he Will receive from
l. Roman CalIObcs ana tho fact that bls Pc fornance
will PIE crue q AT - the HhDdc and nay society III
IL stated tunt Theodore ThUmas bas Instructed MS
attorney in OsOn 10 secure au iJhucd1n nshlnst Len
mons proposed PERFORMANCE as ne claims tue trchcsrll
score as ns exclusive properly It IL believed tnat Mr..
Lemons pOsioOn is secure inasnod "a MS score, IL ID
cnIIned, Is not an inirlng mont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

John Howson Emio weathersby. Laura Joyce and oth-
ers In the cast.
Mr. j. K. Emmett continues to perform at
Haverly's Theatre in Fritz Among the dypsies INC
piece Ia rubbish. and the performance Is mawKsn anu
si,ly But the exhibition draws crowded houses
iackass is one OF the principal features 10 IT,
Nine. Modieska appeared last night IN
Cleveland Ohio and viii there throughout the week
sne subsequently visits Cincinnati, Louisville ST. LOUIS
and Chicago and will devote one week to each OF those
cities. .
Lawrence Barrett is this week in Cincinnati
Jefferson is acting in New-Orleans. where he will
shortly his He tnen retires for While
to his plantation Orange Island, New !oera La
Mrs: Langtry VIII appear In st. Louis Cd
January Is.
Mr. Sidney Woollctt who will appear this
morning at 80 at the Turf Club Theairr, beginning
OF recas of the poems of LOngfelow. was much
admired aud praised by the poet himse before whom
he often gave readings. Mr. Woollet is an enthusiast
in his his has entitled him 70 nigh
rank patior Illus rator Of poetical literature.
The last representation of "The Rantzaus"
occurred night the Union Square Theatre 1t Is
admirable play, aud full or knowledge Of human ma
ture; and 1t finely set and ably acied but 1t has
been accepted with pOpulss enthusiasm and nothing
nowadays is regai ded rs good unless pays" The
Rantzaus was produced on November 30 "A Partisan
Romance" viii be offere Wednesday evening. The
Union Square Theatre is closed tonight for rehearsal
Last night was well filed with theatrical in
cdents. "The Corsican Brothers" was revived at
Boo ne. Miss Clara Morris came out at the Grand
Opera House, as Mercy MerTiok John McCul-
Tough appeared in Brooklyn, as Virgtntss
The San Francisco Minstrels produced a bur
lesque Of Iolanthe" The yokes Family came forward
az tue Fifth Avenue The Hanon Lees reappeared here
at the Windsor Theatre. "Egmont" was acted at the
Gerania And Mr. Joseph WhcelOck, aersss the river,
brought out his play of THE Indian"
Dumout and Mullaly's burlesQue on "Ioan-
the" entitled Extraordinarily; or the Steer and
the PERI produced by the San Francisco Minst-els
for the first time last evening perhaps needless TO say
that t well received by the large audience present
Although bouquets to the srage recogni
tion of the extraordinary efforts OF the
performers, 1t was not because they were
undeserved. Mr.. Birch High-and-LenghU
the f,ry mother Mr.. Backus the Fairy Queen, fair
lat and and Mr.. Hamilton as the Lard Chancellor
t"Tne Law slant sell her'1, T"mbs petogger. added
10 the aures Trey have already n the line OF bur
lesque minsirelsy The play contained several happy
hits not TIE least enjoyable Of which was that in wdch
tho hali-witte Sphon Is sent to Albany At repre-
sentative Of the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
MEETING or TosAc, 0 MANUFACrURERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. o.-The National Tobac-
co Ass atiOn net here Tonight and held
a secret session for two Tae policy to be pur
sued with reference 10 the pending legislation III Con-
gress concerning the tax manufactured TOBACCO
was discussed at and much diversity OF opinion
was manifested. Harmony WAS so far established.
however, among the delegates to night
that the further sessious of the association
will be public. The principal questions discussed were
whether the Association sh0nlJ recommeDd foduVuon
OF the tax tobacco OF tax already PAID or
tue entire ABOLITION OF the tar.
The following 10 lis. OF delegates In attendance
tonight; l.. A. McApin, George W.
Holme, T.. A. Campbell, Charles seidler
John Greer and John A. strong of New York Christian
Cox and Others Bhiiiborei q. W. bntG LynchpurS
r. X Spencer and W. n. Hamilton Gin 5in nau; ~ FINER
BLANK: Dick IL. Wsissugor aud H. N. Frankel Louis
vile y. n. Adams, u. Leidersdorf aud J. Gi funts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
THE FIRE RECORD
ESCAPING BY THE ROOF.

Flames of unknown origin broke out at a.
yesterday In the nvestory tenement house at No SO
Heserst Persons occupying the lower portion OF the
house were away attending wedding. Three families,
consisting OF fifteen persons the upper floors, had
escapes from death They were asleep In their
beds when the smoke rolled up to their rooms Tbs
stairs enveoped flames thickly that they were
impossible before the frightened inmates could get out OF
their Fire-escapes in the OF the building
rendered useless by the flames which burst out OF
the windows. AL the people, however, managed TO ee
cape by the roof The bremen extinguished the flames
quickly after alarm had been sent out L. Salskowski
nture damaged the extent Of 5000. The damage 10
the building slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

"The Queens Lace Handkerchief" at the
Casino continues draw large audien The beauty
of this new place of amusement is mnoh admired.
The second concert OF the Standard Quartet
Club ia this evening at half past O'Clock steck Hall
Mr.. +, rdlaud Won Inten will assist at the
The programme is most interesting.
Tne third Boston Philharmonic concert oc-
tomorrow evening. Nine. scAiiler Will be the
pianist and Mr. Wulf Fries the cello sooist. The reap
pcarance O his birthday Is designed 10
give t. tais sound musician greeting OF peculiar
warmth,
Tonight Messrs. Stephens and Solomon's
new oIerota "virgiua," VIII DO given for the nrst
time, at the Bou Theatre, with including Miss
Lucy Coucn her drst appearancel. Miss Laura joyce.
Miss Emie Westhersby, Miss Victoria Reynolds. MISS
Nelly Howard diss Emma Guthrie and Messrs. Jonn
nOwsoD, DisD, Bed. Charles j. Campbell George Olm
and A, W, aafn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
MEETINGS or REPUBLICANS.
The KILN Assembly Di ,trict Republ

The XIlIth Assembly District Republican
Association Led meeting last night at No. 252 Eighth.
ave- Clarence W. Meade. the vice esdent Of tue org
ization presided After considerable discussion
decided by the association 10 lay the motion make
change In Article TX Of the constitution, abOnlng the
pledge OF members to support the candidates of the Re-
publican party, the table Police Justice Gardner
presented OF resolutions that the dcegaos OF
The organization the Central Committee should In tho
election chairman cast their ballots for Isaac Dayton.
The resolutions adoptei.
To XVIII Assembly District Association held It's
regular meeting at No ACT secUudave Michael CrcCan
presiding The proposed amendment TO Article TX ,was
uuOpJed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
MANY FALSE ALARMS SENT OUT.

A number of false alarms of fire were sent
out last night over the wires In rapid succession
by some crank" discharged fireman. and the nerves
OF bremen uptown were kept strung up to a high
pitch for some time. Three alarms were sent
oul soon after O'Clock from Nintbave. and Fifty
seyeuth-st. The third alarm brought out
eight engines four hook and ladder companies and four
cbes OF baton Scarcely had they returned to their
various quarters when second alarm was given at
tue Boulcv lri SixtyfouI t-st Between 10 o'clock
and mi might false alarms sent out from Eleventh.
ave. aud xty-nihthst. Madisonave aud fifty nlhth
Al second ave aud ski ndst. FIFTY hflst near
FirsEuye., and First ave. aud Forts -iirst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
THE VOKES FAMILY.

A fresh comment upon the performances of
the VOkes Family will scarcely be expected Tnose per
forrnaDces farc;cal aad they require abundant ant
NAL spirits aud the trained habit Of ncessant comic
action. They thus singular and dens btnl com
pound OF sprignlnrss and expert mechanism. csc
players have long been well known and greatly liked
They appeared last night at the Fifth Avenue rhe
Alrv IL" Cousin Joe," which is " rhe Rough Diamond -
and a. Fun 10 a Fog" they welc0 ned % l-
dieDce thai be considered quito numerous cOnsd-
eripg tLc counter attractions tue night Fun Ia a
Fog" .sls wi the comic aspects OF life ship d.
ana the never beng sun red 10 flag Ia
its yiyacity created hilarious effect. Tue old
(hrOe was also brightly acted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

last night by Detectives Heidelberg and Dolan
charge Oh criminal libel preferred by Colonel
ruler OF Bsyonne, N. J. On November Is,
1882. . statement was published. accusing Fuller
with being unduly Intimate with Isaao's
wife. Fuller proved the statement to be false. and
Isaaos fed. Copies of the paper were circulated in
Bayonne by man named Futon at the INSTANCE OF
saacs Futon arrested last November and testified
before the Grand Jury Upon his Testimony warrant
was issued for the arrest Of Isaacs
He had been employed recently In Edward Malley's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
LEGISLATURES IN VARIoUS STATES.

BosToN, Jan. SIN the Legislature to-day,
n both branches the various staains committees
ANNOUNCED.
Lille ROCK, Ark, Jan. S.-rhe XXIVth General As
seuby met mere today and nized ny eectng j. ID.
Juokjns President Of the Senate. and W. C. Bailey
sr.,k.r o. the House The clerks OF both Houses
etc s chosen. United states Senator wall bo eject
C. on JnDuar' l6.
s,N Et.scrsCo Jan Sine LEGISLATURE met to-day
md the ,rn,lrs were sworn H.. BO,h Houses adjourned
ultIi TO morrow without organizing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
COMMANDER eyes Loss.

Commander Gye, whose vsise was stolen from q
Pennsylvania Railroad tram Saturday night went to
Ponce Headquarters yesterday and TO Inspector
Byrnes OF his loss. His Story was the same
that puDlis led in THE TRIBUNE yesterday Tue in'
spector Mr.. eyes request, out orders to the
banks In this oy TO stop paw ent on MI Mapesoh >
oaeoks which In the yalise. Mr. eve was seen AT
the Everett House last night by TRIBUNE reportei'
but lie declined " say any thing about his loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
A TANNERY BURNED IN MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 8.-The statement
that the tannery o: tho Wisconsin Hide and Leather
Company was partially burned yesterday, incorrect
The tannery burned that OF the Milwaukee Hide and
Leather Company The origin OF the fire Is now being
investigated Tue financial condition OF the wisconsin
HIDE aud Leather Company Is aud thore Is not the
slightest doubt "a 70 It's sOlvency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past t0enty.roar hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 a. m.-The barom-
eteris highest IN Texas and lowest Dakota Occas-
ioal rain snow has fallen in all the districts Of
the Mississippi RTer. The prevailing winds aro North
westerly TneTe has been great rise OF temperature In
Dakota and Montana aud la from the Lake region to
the Gulf VI Mexico.
Indications for to-11y
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, north
westerly winds, stationary higher temperature lower
pressure
For New England, clearing weather northerly wtnde,
stationary lower temperature, followed by rising
barometer.
Indications for tomorrow.
Warm fair weather ia indicated on Wednesday In the
Gulf and Atlantic coast States.