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DINNER TO DR.. SCHUMACHER.

AT tbe Liederkranz Hall in East Fifty eighth
ar last night farewell dinner was given to the
Carmon Consul General Dr. H. A. schu-
,nacber OF Bremen. Some $50 persons were present.
Carl churz presided Among the others present were
pr Kabne g. Kaufman, T.. 8. Balm, A. klamroth,
T Rsschdan, DR.. jacob, Henry Willard Gustave
schwab, August Belmont, @. Hauself, C. F. Ulrich,
philip Bssinger Edward Solomon, Captain Mensing,
r. mann, Consul sebastian schessnger and VICE
Consul VOD Ladenburg, Of Boston, William seinwayi
General Max Weber, Ernest steger, q. A. stem
way, Baron de lhomsen, Henry Bseho ILL.,, n'
DR. e. c. Wendt, G. T.. Wendt, L. kaemmersr, ~. W.
Edye Judge Friedman, Dr. Gulecke; L. A. ton nonnsa
N T. IInken /. Watjen, l.. Wndmuller, j. " hnnn., NJ
Jansen, IL. G. Van Post, +. B. sutro sud H. H. huu
hardt. . -. c,rI s.h,.,
A klamroth and Edw ard Solomon and otherA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
THE STORMS ~ me VEST.

RAILROAD TRAFFIC BLOCKED OR DELAYED AND
TrLEGRAPHuC COMMUNICATIONS INIEKEuruD.
CmCAGO, Feb. 3.-The storm which began
crly Yesterday continued with great severity all night
II extended over the greater portion Of Wisconsin,
Illinois Indiana and ohio Its effect s most disas rous
To- railroads, aud the telegraph Ines are
nr.etr.tcd IN all directions, communication with
many rounding citics being entirely suspended. The
railroads. especially IN Illinois, bocKndcl and but
few trains are RIM In this city last night street travel
WAS difficult for pedestrians and horses The West and
Norb aide city railways thor cars with four horses
,rreou ary The cable Line on the south SIDE was no NJ
f M, the Storm suburban trains the railroads
Greatly DELAYED especially the Illinois Central road
t,onirv at the Western UiXon Telegraph Company's
ooa ,bis afternoon shows all communication east and
e,,b IN ne cut of About midnight last night freeL
inc seet storm set in extending southwark to an un
known distance and eastward TO Buffalo The wires be-
catnc cpcrusted weighted with Ice ana began going
down one by one TIN at daylight the city was practically
cut of ON the arc beginning st. Lons, on the south
west and sweeping eastward, including all the country
east of the Mississippi River aud south oil Inc chain OF
0reot lake., AT 1880 D. IN only one wire was working
between Chicago and and even that with fire.
quent interruptions. Broken wires have ialeh across
those not broken causing incxtricable CONFUSION 10
add to the difficulties VI the Sltu"ton' '"O
All messages received subject to delay me grain
market Of Toledo was the only message through
up To about o'clock The telegraph company iuihlsh
no encouragement for materially improved neINce DC
fore tomorrow. Toward the West ana Northwest tno
telegraph lines are la better condition aud are WOIAhs
Trains IN these directions greatly INTERRUPT Gu.
The following official statement by inc NoIth
Railroad Is fairly indicative OF the general SITUATION I'D
tho Northwest: 49,
owing o. The great depth Of snow and ts dry grant,
lar character the railroads running East ana West
Minnesota have been Obliged TO temporarily abanuuh
nil efforts looking toward the opening west Of the Mime
ia River" r,
the Northwestern Railroad viii keep rs Winona
and a. Peter line open to ~. Peter, Mimi, nut
for the present will not attempt 10 run Cenr MIME
eoia and Central Dakota trains west OF That point s
snow embargo does affect tho Chicago aud 81 fhul
trains of ths Chicago and Northwestern or Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
STORMS RkPORTED At SEA.

The ROYAL Netherlands steamship Castor arrived
from AmsteTd im vest rIay, alter long passage ut
tweuty-iour days, winch he 10 passen gers ulled
10 appreciate. From January ! ! snc encountered
terrific weather gale succeeding gaze, ana the b q,
running mountain nigh rhr also met han ana
pno1v storms and the barometer fell 10 ~. ~.
The steamship Crane was twenty-five days on the
passage from Dundee. From January II To Jauu-
AIRY II she met with continual storms OF rain ~
snow and Tie heavy seas swept thc dccas with such
force a. 10 break the anchors from their fastenIg+
The Danish steamship trrja, captain Boyc, from
Hayre arrived yesterday, aud reported a very
stormy voyage. On January 10 she mc. with heayF
seas and squalls. The sea broke over the vessel,
carrie away two boats, stove IN the camn SKY
hight aud diu other damage. There were no pa seh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGION, SUNDAY, Feb. 3, lssJ-
The House Committee Oh Coinage Weights and Meas
ures to-day further the letter Of the secretary
OF the Treasury tho stopagc Of silver coinage
the procuring OF additional Vauit-f""M i'f
the storage Of the OF silver. Mr.. Bur
ebard the Director Of the Mint, recommended
The continuance Of the silver coinage Tie said additional
vault room would be necessary even further coinaG
was stOuped Representative Lacey urged the repeal u
the provision authorizing the coinage or @2,OOO,VOO
month. No action was taken by the committee
The amount of lawful money on deposit In the Treas
nrv today for the redemption OF notes Of banks reduc
,, IA SOB s5U97l so; banks ia liquidation
sl4 l.37Cs 40; failed banks. Sl,O72,35s 90, making
rot al fnud of g3g. AU7,O9S 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
KILLED BY 4 TELEGRAPH POLE.

Five boys were at play yesterday afternoon in
an open lot Thirtyhith st. and Twefthaye, that-is
used IA storage ground FOR telegraph poles The boys
were James Hogan, age eight Of No 926 EIeVenthaye.
Jane, Gardner age thirteen, Of No 424 Eeventh-ave;
Thomas and Patrick Kecy, ana boy whose name IL not
knoWn. but who lives at NO. 42S Eeventh-ave long
tregrap poe lay on truck without support or fasten
ing The boys got upon It, They set IL In motion and 1t
rolled on the wagon. HE boys were thrown 10 the
oronnd and INC poc fell upon them uogan's head
crushed and he died almost instantly. GARDENERS foot
was smashed badly that 1t viii have to be amputaIed
Tne nuknown boys leg scrapcd and hurt The
hers escaped Gardner taken TO Roosevelt HOspi-
tai and HOglns body was sent home. His father Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
LOSS or 100000 AT TROY. y. Y.

Troy. y. Y, Feb. 3.-BuId e., Smith q Co. S
building no Li,,r-zt. va- burned early this morning.
The follow ing rough estimate OF the losses: buriott
smith a Co.. stove War,IOon-, $1,000; the building.
,t.i b. n,uc,l u, tine furlctt estate $4,000: ODun-
nor * talopr ,igr manufacturers, SHoooi NuiiEn
Klein, collar mauuia tIlcr. Sl3uuu; August iiorNlcr
collar mruuflet - 900; Mutual Union ell graph
ON e., 500; kelly Knox, insurance Office. 0i1U);
Thomas Ncars law office, $1,000. TOTAL. $4,000. The
assurances are ON the building, $4,000 hurdctt,
smith /, ro. - 900; Kelly a Knox, $1,000; 0'lonnor
~ tallopy. $1,000; tcay. $1,000; Klein, $1,000;
HnrNLnr. y 600. InINl. b aOIDO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
MANHATTAN cHLSS CLUE DINNER.

The Manhattan Chess Club celebrated its
sixth anniversary last evening with u dinner at Its
rooms No 40 East Fourteenth-st The close Of the
recent chess made the occasion OF more than
ordinary interest Captain George H. Mackenzie tho
Scotch champion, who has recently Tih{ed series oi
and przcs were distributed &c the winners 10 the touTna-
,,cnt 1,u.tave SimonsOn receiving the first. Graham
Iairi ,he second and captain Mackenzie the thlrd.
Prcsident Hell Siz responded to the toast Inc Manhat
sicklcs Thomas Frere Frederick Perrin, Eugene Dele
mar William stcinitz Professor Meinowitz, the Rev
Dr. Eddy and Dr. Champion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04

THE COTTON SCHEDULE IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sin the Senate to-day the
consideration of the Tariff bill was continued. An
nttempt was made to apply the ive-minutc rule TO
debate upon all amendments that mi ht be offered
TO the cotton schedule, but the proposition was OBJ
iected to and il fell through. Mr.. Beck offered an
amendment to the bill, which was referred to inc
Comsittee on Finance, providing that all imported
goods, wares and merchandise when may
be on shpboard, or IN the public HoreS
or bonded warehouses, on the day "ueh INC "oV
shal take effect shall pay no other duty upon en,'y
for consumption than il they were imported "i'
that date; and that goods, etc, remaining III,
bonded warehouses when the act takes enect' ana
upon which duty shall have been paid snail DC en-,
filled 70 n refund of the difference between the old
and the new rates.
The duty on cotton thread yarn, warps' or warp
yarn valued over % cents and not over ~ cents 2
nonnd was made 10 cents a pound; over 2o ana
NOT over 30 cents 90 Genes per pounQ over 2O anu
not over go cents % cents per pound; over OO ahti
NOT over 20 cents, SO cents per pound over ~ ana
NOT over 50 cents, 3S cents per pound over 50, ~
cents per pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04

passing without any other provoeation, the rtafak
turned around applied vile epthet to him, and draw
ing revolver shot him in the forehead He the, tu-nX
to fee, bus was tripped by John Dean, a pedler ana
held until policeman arrested him At the Elizabota
street Police staticu the assassin gave the name d
rrancisco spessitO, OF NO ll5 Mulberry-st Beanish
was sent 10 St. Vncents Hospital where he remained
three weeks his wound healing sufficiently by that timo
for him to leave the hospital. y
spesslto had been placed under BAIL but when fye
days ago. the wound broke sfresh and the injured
man requested to De sent to Bellevue Hospital the ftal-
ian was surrendered by his bOndsmen and now in tho
TOmDs. 80 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
THE DIsAPPEARANCE or MR. PLUMB.

A dispatch was received In this city from
cheyenne on FRIDAY stating that the oyercoa aud dress
Goa, of H. T. Plumb had been found in canon near
that city covered with blood but that the body had not
yet been recovered. Mr. Plumb VINO was asalesman IN
the employ of Mills Gibo OF THIS Guy visited cheyenne
In the interests Of that firm in the last OF December He
.taved AT the Interocean Hotel 1T about 10 o'clock
one evening he took at the bar and went out lie
was moi seen after letter was received Ny
OF MI nmb In tns city which stated mat lao (Alr:
Plumb expected to DC arrested for crime Gonmt'oa
IN Lake City. He had had some tfOnDle VIII "a
woman al thai place and admitted that lac had been III
bad COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICo.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Sat a banquet recent
" given in the City Of Mexico celebrate the peaceful
solution of the boundary question with Guatemala and
at which the GuatemaHan Minister was present sehor
Mariscal the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs OF Mexico
spoke about the United States Government 1s follows:
would refer here also the principal agency that
brought about the result speak Of the WISE deber-
and impartial at ituie wlch the present Admins
tratiOn at Washington assumed soon "a Il disc rned
the true of the dispute In this respect in far
rs il was Just friendly TO Mexico. had. usual
the aid Of distinguished and illustrOus General
Grant, t. whom, as we'll to the Government Of his
country, a grateful acknowledgment FOR promOt
in Indirectly hut very eicariOusy, the element
Of The sister Republics"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
RAILROAD NEWS.

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC SUBSCRIPTION.
Subscriptions for $4,000, 900 of the capital
s'ock OF the Canadian Pacific Railway Company will be
received by J. 5. Kennedy CO. Of No 90 Wliam-st,
o Iesuay and Wednesday Itis understood that abour
one nan OF this amount has already subscribed IA
Amsterdam, where the stock has not been offered pubs
icy The price that has been fixed on the stock Is not
less Ihan 800 share. At the Office Of j. g. Kennedy q
CO. was said yesterday that the applications already
received mere and in Canada Indicated that the public
demand would largely exceed the balance OF stock avail
abe after the foreign subscriptions John Kennedy Tod
member o. the firm, said that the popul n ~ OF tho
STOCK IN Amsterdam due partly, in his opinion 20
inc success OF the Manitoba road, which practically
TineI .ho sdhe management ana connects With the
Canaalan Pacific at the boundary line between Canada
and the United States.
Inc Dominion Goyernment has agreed to ny in I'm.
Naments, as fast az 2Dnilc sections u the road are
bllt subsidy Of S25000O0O In cash. and has grlufef
iurther subsidy OF 900 acres OF land west of
LAKE superior which II guarantees ft for settlement.
The part OF the road bu BY the Dominion Governmen
about 700 ne3 IN length is 70 be turned over 10 tina
company free OF cost The proposed line OF road ex-
tends from Montreal 10 Port Moody, in British Column
ba Branches amounting TO over 400 miles are now
under construction II is expected That the line Will be-
completed 40 far west as Winnipeg by August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
SELLING TICKETS TO sCALPERs.

CHICAGO, Feb. St became known yesterday
that the Lake Shore and Rock Island reals recently
sold through Joint unlimited tickets from Toledo ONO
70 g. Joseph. Mo, 600 in number in
one block to syndicate OF scalpers These roads assert
that the ale was az regular rae 800 10 competing
lines lain this Is rcuitous route and that only I'M
rd tickets ar. allowable this rate and tuat the price
Tor unlimited tickets Il W 40. ms mar
GIN of - 80, with the regular commission Oh
~ thoy say wouli give the scalpers n gooi pfent.
onpeing roads to fine >outhwcs- protest ano y - 90.
eyr,i his action on the part of Rock Island ROAD
viii com plicate matters In the soutnwesern passenger
Dcol aud probably lead 10 of rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
AyAGED UoMAY BURNED TO DEATH

Mrs. Susan Leffetts was burned at No. II
Cannonst. yesterday morning. she was seyenty-two
years old and while making fire In the before her
husband was awake her clothing caught. fire. Her nus
band, awakened by her cries. threw some blankets
around her. which also ignited He then threw
pail Of water her and extinguished the names An
ambulance was summoned, but the woman wa dean pc
fore il arrived. Her first husband MI ROWLAND dlsd
fifteen years ago. and In 1873. at the age OF slAyNo
she was married 10 Alfred Lenetts, Whoever VINO
said to wealthy, although they lived IN the garrett
where she died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
LOSSES IN vARIOrS PLACES.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Fire at Kirksville on
Thursday ght destroyed our business houses loss
$4,000.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Feb 3.-Thc burning OF the
walker county. Ga. Court House Yesterday was the
work OF un inCrud Every hing IN the building was
totally DESTROYED in, hiding many aluahlc records.
MONTREAL, Que, Feb. 3.-Warden Kings iron foundry
was burned at 2 O'Clock This morning. Loss 100000
Insured for two-thrd- Of that amount N british offices
The ire also caused some slight damage 10 the six fac
tory OF rlIing Paul & Co Keeper Bros, boot and shoe
turers who had fiat IN Kings foundry, lose
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
TIE CENTURY TALKING OF MOVING.

The Century Club held its regular monthly
meeting last evening at Its rooms In East Fftecnthst,
and voted unanimously TO consider the subject OF re-
moving from present location at the next monthly
meeting IN March. The location mos, favorably as
cussed as the future OF the organization Is the
Roesjter mansion, In Thirty-eghthst Fifth-aVe
There was full meeting last evening" and many we'll
kuown members present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
NEW LINES ON STATEN ISLAND.

Staten Island will soon be "gridironed with
IA roads Within the las, week plans ald specific tons
Of two ods have been filed with the County Clerk
az Richmond. and OF them the work Is TO be COM
m need Immediately. The NewJersey capitalists whose
design Il to create resort the south side Of
the island IN direct connection with Newark. have se
lec,ed route. which begins at Elm PARK. which
is ed by ferry from ElZabethport, and runs
south through Grautevne, Bulls Head Lnoleum-
vile, News prnggille, Richmond Green Ridge and Et-
ting,ie TO point on the shore which has been christ
ened Algernon At this terminus the company intends
erecting large hotel and per, with gravity road
and ferry to Coney Island. The railroad will be nine
miles long and VIII constructed under the superintend
ence of Charles Van Vleet.
The Rapid Transit Railway Company, which is COM
posed entirely OF Staten Island capitalists, has also per-
fected III arrangements and ed its plans. lite capital Is
sjOO.OOO and Its work will be under the SUPER
present cOptempl1 led Two, both beginning az tho
foot Of II ~, Tom KIN vile, where they connect
with single ferry 10 NeW-NOrk. The northern branch
runs along the shore through kew-BrghtO 10 the
sailors snug HarbOr where 10 turns inland the
dy k and lOwdId 10 HendCrsOnaYe. and thence runs
parallel WITH the shore but about 900 feet away frOm
r. TO RchmOnd-ave., Port Richmond. The southern
viii. and SapleOn, crossing NJ the docks coal and um-
Der wards, 70 termi nus II the Vanderbilt Ferry az
clifton. There It crosses New-IOTk-aye. aud rms
parallel with 10 % PennSylvanll-ave and thence dlas0
nay across the country through Carroll OWE 20 Pete
leTs Hotel aC -DOrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The President sent

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3,-Ihe President sent
the following NINA mons TO the Senate to-day;
fndj0a Agcnts--Liuus NJ. Nrkersen, al klamath
Agency III Oregon; Charles Cflssey % Ncw-Noik. at
SissetOn Agency. in Dakota; Wyman l. Lincoln, o.
Iowa al Fort BE kuan Agency In Montana Laban j.
Miles. Of Iowa. at Osagc Agency IN lnu&n iclrioiy ;
John H. Smms, of Washington Territory, at Colville
Agency in Washington Territory.
lrmg-Iieutenant- Colonel Elisha l. Bailey, surgeon,
10 b. colonel aud surgeon Major Edward p. Naliun
surgeon, TO he heueuI colonel ana surgeon; captain
Peter A. Ceary. assist mt surgeon, t. he major and
surgeon second Lieutenant Charles L. sattoree. Sd
Artillery, to be tiIst hcu cnant
NarV-Commodorc Charles il. BALDWIN 10 be a Rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
DYING FROM HIS WOUND.

John w. Beamish died in Bellevue Hospital
Yesterday He was twenty-si1 years old, and lived at
No SO Mulberry-st lie was a driver for mix
man. Deputy Coroner MESSENGER made an autopsy
on the dead man and found that death re'u,'eu
from an abscess Of the brain caused by pistol sho.
Beamish was walking IN Mulberry-st. on January o.
when no accidentally ran against an Italian VINO VIZ
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pany secured by the Endorsement of some Of the large
stOckhoders The notes were discounted here and they
bear no collateral security The judgments which have
been obtained in tine the creditors are supposed
by of them to be intended simply 10 secure the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
RIDIcULING BLOOD WASHED" WARRI0RS

At q meeting Of tue Salvation Army at Bed
ford and Christopher SITS last night John H. refers
Thomas nerney and Morris Flynn rdiculed tie worship
peTs ROundsman Orr and Patrolman Duenbeiger' OF
the Ninth Precinct, summoned and they toOa te
yuans custody FLYNN broke from the gratp OF Ocer
Orr and he'd but recaptuTed. All three were Oekeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
Failure or 4 LACE IMPORTER.

Richard Salembier, an importer of laces at
No 400 Broome-st, made assignment yesterday to
Paul d. rgne giving preferences for S2ossl The rest
Of bs Indebtedness mainly to creditors in Europe aud
q ia thought that the total liabilities will not exceed
e7S 600 be failure Is at rbuted 10 depreciation dull
{rads nd lack Of ready capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The Pension Appro-
praon bill finally agree upon by the Approprl-
tiOn Committee this morning ana subsequently reported
10 the Senate by Mr.. Logan. II contains only one
amendment nv the senate Committee provision rell-
the item OF $4,000 for contingent expenses by
which one half that amount il made immedia.ey avail
able The bill approUrlteS $S6,57JoOO, and TcapnrO
PIRATES S1j, 500 600 o. pended balances in tie
Treasury OF former appropriations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
THE GOVERNMENT AND UNION PACIFIC.

The attention of the counsel of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company having been called TO a Wash
ugton dispatch stating that the Secretary OF tho Interior
had recommended the Atorney-General to bring suit
ocanst thar company to 100000 under tia
Thurman act Sidney Bartlett and Judge Dillon author
lied the following statements
Tho Government claims no such amount, aud tha
proposed suit s amica)e to settle disputed ques
tons The controversy between the Union Pacific and
the United states relates the IN which met
earnings" under the Thurman shall be asecr'ained
The company, under advice OF counsel and under their
construction OF the decisions OF the Supreme Court claim
have the cost Of construction and equipment on
the main line deducted from The gross earnings in order
TO ascertain the net earnings. The Commissioner Of
Railroads does not cOncede this claim, and both parties
desire a Judicial decision thereof, and an amcable
that end. invited By the company is about to DO
brought The Government claims that there due It
1901 937 03 the company claim that there Il due only
S3OG,477 o.. The company has not paid this because
they have a cOunte claim galnst the United states Tor
post tai service o. Sl50O.O00. The company have
brought suit FOR postal compensation, and the supreme
Cont recently decided in favor Of the company aud
against be prime pie claimed blythe POstmasterGcnera,
and the lOuut dIe 10 the company Il awaiting judicial
deternl aiOn. The cOmpanys aim against the Cow
eminent Tor postal service "a much greater than any
claim OF TIE against II undrr the Thurman
are adjusted to set OF against the other The officers
Ol the COZ, rnment have made 10 complaint Of tho
Cour-e pursued by the company, but have favored a
judicial settlement OF the question at issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
THE TROY AND BOSTON REPORT.

ALBANY. Fec. 3-The Troy and Boston Rail-
road Company make The following report to the state
Eng neer fr the year ending september 80; Passenger
earnings. Sls3O35; total einings S506,3i0; total
charges against earnings $53d,2V2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb 3.-Tho Senate i'll execu-
tive session to-day confirmed the following nOmiua-
tons:
Alexander z. Kefcham, 10 be Appraiser Of Merchan.
disc for the Port of NewYCrk; George H. ~tarDu,k ~
NewYork 10 be Supervising Inspector Of Steam Vessels
for the lid District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
CREDITORS or 4 CHICAGO COMPANY.

The New-York creditors of the Union Iron
and Steel Company IN Chiesgoat whose favor judgements
Are laid 10 have been obtained hold the notes OF the com