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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
TWO MUSICAL NOVELTIES.

The London letter of The american Art jour
nal says that Mr. Carl Rosa has TWO novelties for Ills
London spring One is Mr.. Mackenzie's Colon
ba" the text of which is by ID Franz Hueher, the
ical critic of The London Times IL u.s. OF course
founded Prosper Merimees romance, and although IL
stated in Anne lea chat the character OF the
heroine was destined for Mime. Minnie Hauk, the truth
s that was written the Rosa troupe aud for
Nine. Alwna Valera. DR.. Huefer has made slight al
terations Prosper Merimees story aud has east II
entirely the mould OF grand opel aaras and concerted
pieces being linked together by blank verse TO music or
species deelamatoFy recitarive. Mr. Mackenzie has
likewise Imported local color 10 the mnsc by fee use
OF COrsca me odes and he has likewise utilized the
lett mot,p" The other Is Mr. Goring Thomass "N0tre
Dame libiettO Of which Ia founded not upon the
novel of Victor HUI o. which NJ. Massenet mas jusG os-
tanned ourhors permission TO utilize for operate
PURPOSES but upon ballet. Tue text Is by Mr. NJ l.
zials. 4" The music, " says the correspondent, is
barOy finished, put Mr. Goring Thomas is 30 essentially
writer OF the French school hat his style ought 10
be admirably suited 10 such q story"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

made any suggestion as to desirable changes With View
toward Increasing the safety against nre We do nos
think therefore that any report unfavorabeo s
though we are willing to do any thing tha, Inspector I'd
Textbook suggest which will better our place II h. IN
interest to make guests safe and We try tn
do IT, AS we are, or Insurance ratio
is low any botc IN the cs,y
and we especially well equipped orajnst Hrs
The SiErev ant Hotel Is composed OF six ballapgs an
Twenty-Iuth st. and five iE Broadway the walls OF
which all run up 20 the roof We have three water
pipes In the corridors VITA hose atache and two snt
ing pipes outside With watch thu floors can be aoo.iei
by means OF ths fire engines TJen We have irsusn
wn0 ALWAYS duty night md c1-micai nactit.x
In the halls and corridors Outside OF tue h0'sss wa
have four iron ladders from tine ROOF down, IRA
escape which can be moved from window 70 window ft
being attached to an iron carriage the roof We Put
up tue IRE escapes last at the Suggestion OF
spectcr Esterbrook. Our halls are all egat feet wi de-
ana are not oonpeatei, running At right angles ex
cept along tue Broadway front No Complaints nero
maze III regard 10 them by the examiner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

OGGOSE
George b. Mcclellan,
nuratio seq m0ur,
Samuel j, VIluFu,
ADIscoURAeING OUTLOOK.


A tidal-wave Governor was quite as big a
man in 1875 as he bow The only dInerenoe IL ina
the 1875 brand mas quite come up to us Drigh aud
early promise. The fros.s OF November since have
rather wiIted the crop. George SOn~nlan IL a TIDAL
wye Gov ernor Of California In 1879 atidal-wave
had made an Independent, Newton Booth Governor u1
Mr.. Booth IL to-day respected cltlZen we
trust Governor stoneman win be seven years ahead
Ii Governor Waller, of Connecticut, Will consult wan
Charles r. Ingerso ESQ.,, Of New Haven, he can get
valuable polnts the way IL feels 70 he tddl-wave
Governor seven years after dae, and the niuobce ana
prospects of the same Indiana ad then ioI
fbomas A. Henorieks not so much OF the tlda-W wave
Kind "a brand piucse from the burning OF 1872 MI
Hendricks Is we believe still practisi ig law MasSa
ehusetts had q tidal-wayo Governor. however, OF Tue
genuiue non genuine without the trade marx
brapd. Does anybody know where Mr.. CASTOR Is nowf
In Oregon accident had made Lafayette r. Grover Gov
eruor ard ia OHIO William Allen; bat the accldeni
wnIe some day DeIas each IS all that Is lett To renhd
men that of was once PresloepUa4 Pos
ability. Even Wisconsin had udal-wave governor
almost as thing tue last tweny years as Or fehn
sylvania have His nane-it is really NECESSARY
no remind our readers OF twas, we trust 49, William
r. Taylor. Pennsyiyan uad no udaEwaVe Governor
In Is75 bu tie STATE had the next thing, uGal wave
Iieuteu ant John Laia, VINO carried me Stae
against a unitea Republican party Mr. Lttta is lead
Ing In WestmOrNand County tne blan[ less ne open 20
auy czen-whether a tidsl-waye nas lIGed nun W All
unex pected seat npt-and has never been since
mpnantly elected 10 Democratic Safe conventions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday, Jan. 10, 1888.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says d" NJ Feoktisoh'
editor OF Journal issued by the Ministry OF Education,
ha. succeeded the post OF Director OF the Press Ad-
ministrauon. from which Prince Waesemsky recently
resigned"
Earl spencer Lord Lieutenant OF ireland, has replied
representations in favor Of Patrick Higgins one OF
the persons OF death for the Hutdy muir
ders, that the law must take It's course.
The DaIiy Ectrs IL learns that many aborers III
the west of Ireland desire cmgrate TO Queensland
and that steps viii be taken to ascertain the views OF
the Colonial Government on the subject.
A serl11s railway accident In which several persons
were killed has occurred near Camerlata, Italy.
A dispatch from Nice says e great number OF
wreaths TO be placed Gambetta's tomb have been
received nero from all parts of France"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

DoREMUs-At Riverside. MI, January 10. Cornelius
DOrcmus. In his lltl year.
Funr q be held a HIS late residence Tuesday
January 10. at | O'Clock
GARRETsON-At l47 Remsen ST.. Brooklyn sunday
a. 1883. Of
and Florence %. Garets0n. aged months aud %
days
Funeral private Monday
HUNT ,R-Jn Friday January - 1888, Joel Du Bots
Hunter. m the Blth year of his
Funeral fron 81 East O3ths Monday,
II at IL a m.
Ia rrment at Ia rytONn.
Pie o. omit uONcls.
LOFsCH-At Bethlehem Penn. FrilaT. January - 1884,
after short Illness Miss Emma T. Loosen %
MOTr-At scranton, Penn, SUNDAY mOruns January a.
lS-3 Taylor. dlu8hter u James =. ana Emma
Mott he 0th year OF her
The emaIs VIII be taken o. FAHeld. Conn., for inemo.t
PANTON-On January 3D. az Harlem. John r. Paxton. IN
Rela friends respectful " invited 10 alto his
funera services fdes tly tn. frO a
huIch corner 2jtnst and Madison ave. az 33O p.
RENwICK-At Minburn Y. J., saturday. January i3.
Aiice. wne Of +. renwtck and daughter OF the late
Henry and Bridget BrevO,rt
Funeral st stephens Church. Mbn Tuesday.
January Is. ARRIVAL Of IL 10 d. l.. A w. train.
Friends kindly uested TO refrain om SEEMING flowers
ROBINsON-On IN. l2th INST. Helen. wife Robert "A
Tn IuDeIA service viii he'd resien'i Of her
father. so East st On Monday the loth INST at IL
q. m.
Iii kindly requested that lowers be sent
SHERMAN n the evening OF SATURDAY, January II.
Charles Austin sherman. Of many years standing.
June 4, 1910 aJ New raven conn. El'est sO1 OF
the late charles sherman and sophia staples 49, 1870
Funeral services fues lay mornn 6h as at 10 O'Clock,
Clements hurch. West Sd-st.
Burial Suffed. Conn. on the 18th. at o'clock D.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
VAILI-At Keene, y. H.. on sunday lith INST. Timothy
ID. Vail. OF LOund BIOoE. NJ.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
4 DENIAL FROM SENATOR MCPHERSON

To the Editor The Tribune.
SIR: In some of the morning papers pnclndlng lHE
TRIBUNEl notice extended extracts from a bill oil
complaint which Jos phi f. Rushing has filed
against me in the United STATES Circuit Court /
emphatically deny each and every ALLEGATION
therein made, and wish emphaticaly to deny that
lever attempted toinhuence Legislation for my own
or any other PERSONS pecunIary benefit. have re-
fused to com promise what know be- an entirely
unfounded claim choosing rather to contest It's va
liditv (he greater the publicity the brtr-r) IN tne
courts of law, where / snail defend ard vlndlcate
my publc, private and business character from
such attacks The one when has Just bren mad /;
IL Is significant that Mr. Rusli q mas waited until
the eve Of the Senatorial election in NewJeTsey TO
enforce in this way a claim wnloI he alleges % he
of several years standing, but of which have ody
recently been apprsed. JodN X. MCPHERsON.
Jersey CITY, Jan. Ia. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
THE GOSPEL MISSION TO Tag TO nBs.

The service at DR.. Howard Crosby's church last
night was devoted to the Gospel Mission to tho
TOmbs The ut lance was snail DIR. Crosbv
read The miracle OF the five have. IN Matthew xiv
and then said: lnis grea c.ty might ne compared
~ the multitude and the power OF the fes re Al
Christians 10 the five loves. We must leara from
the result not to he dIsheartened. Tne ronbs Il a
prison OF detention for those awaiting trial or
execution. There are fro II 10000 to 10000
people put IN confinement there In 4
year. The Rev. Mr.. H,lth holds an
Episcopal service there once or twice a week; the
tholics IRE for those OF their fai'h and the Rev
Sidney q. Law Is chaplain at the fombs for the
visiting he prisoners in tle week."
The Rev. Mr.. Law then gave some incidents OF bis
wo k. In the cOusr of hls remarks he all no knew
an lrishnan who was IN the 10 nbs accused of
no nicde. He believed that the man was Innocent,
bat ne was poor, and his lawyer deserted hi
Being convicted he was senienced to imp risonment
tor life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
MIR. Hutchluson'a Troubles.


The case OF Hutchinson his partners Messra
Brouwer Mitchell AMI McGown. before Referee Ly
yesterday IL had been claimed pI eyions meeting
that instances the general partners had spocua ed
and charged the losses the firm and In they had
taken the proas themselves appeared from yesterd VS.
Transactions were about 81 200 Tat the were
about ,O9 leaving net gain OF 500 wa. alleged thas
craft at Il but had re ortet az hos IL was shown YES
BrOawer thought there was favorable ppSrtanS 70 MAKE
pa chase sta ding, The loss himself any, but but
tecing tho account, and having the Right 90
That BrOuwer had specultod through outside ofc and
cha ged osses AN uniting 20 500 10 the fn which shou
have to HIS orsonal bu it YESTERDAY
that IN transaction March 49, 1882 he had haLdcd
In ~ the credit Of the firm cheek for Ssl 25 which Tad
Fom previous testimony IL seemed tlaI si50 los. on 30
shsrrs OF Northern ia irc cOmm0I had been made aud
appear Yesterday that hal order TO bay
toner at o. which was o0 II the opening prc" The order
given broke the BOri who was CT ding near fns
NOrhs Pacific Ow l. AID supposed be In H. He
mi5u de stood the order aud bought 2IIO T. instead When
the error was dIscoye ed p had advanced 5Ia ma
Iou bought 700 hat price reported % the customer
at 81. several es nd been ma at that ugufe and
sold profit OF 20 and credited the hrm. which.
win the commission the n. p transaction. showed
profit
he general partner, had released Mr. John r Duf-s
count or an debted o. sese al thousand dollars when
Tie GOud svndicate cias II his Hannibal go sock
Their II ht to this is disputed by MI Hut h
To ns Y theiroourse shown day tina the s. 90
sha he'd by the q m taseJ the ecommen.
ton OF Hutchinson that had and the
stock had 10 DO dis Osei o. or tJe ~ ru ned ad that IA
ally the al partners had Hence Their ability
col ther aim against Dun tner ecal r
Hut hnson. ina banse him IN the Hannibal preferred
pool and caused him lose $50 900 through their
than he claim against him The witness asked
ne Of his knowledge hat Hutchinson hat "Oanked
800 shares short at II0la the W..
IN I gu stock was bought ~ The a. The sAie Sss
ate rd covered 81 Os aud the stock ought from the pool
I he Daily stakeholder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
THE MASSACH USD1TS SENATORSHIP.
lnr TEL aGRArn TO THE TRIBUSE.I

BosroN, Jan. IA good many gentle
men whose position entities their opinion 10 attention,
preoiot tnat seuator Hoar will be- reelected but there
are others no differently. Ihey talk after tails
manner: 'rne total joint ballot will DO 276
winch makes I39 necessary for n choice. The Dcmo.
cruts are crcdled with loo votes and Hoar aud The
Democrats together with 24O LEAVING 90 10 DC u"dcd
between Long and Grape. IL is believed that the Demo
crAta y with ew EXCEPTIONS vote Butler dictates.
and II Butter should that HOar was hkely TO be
elec. ed would his influence In favor OF Long
II s known mat Mr. boutwell, ana the stawdrts are 90
posed oar 10 ~ believed thry VIII unite
WIN tne Deinprra peat nun. The pspDaplteu, now
evs tnis writing are dccuedly III 1dNor OF SENATOR
HOdrs reelection. dis strenRtn mas Increased Wltnlh
few Cay und the state HOUSE one neAis ess Long
talk tina noticeable ~ the Opeung OF the besslVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
NEWS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VICTORIA, b. {. Jan. 14.-The beautiful
weather continued The fields green, the trees bud
ding and the flowers blooming.
The United states revenue cutter Oliver VOL
colt sailed last night for the Mctlakahtg mis-
sion II is charged that the first accounts
OF the trouble exaggerated by the local
eminent. The difficulty between Bishop Ridley and
Mr. Duncan missionary who founded the mission. The
opposition press denounces the expedition as interior
ence I'm an ,ccesiastica difficulty IN which the Govern
mont has no interest
Five ships with cargocs OF British Columbia salmon
valued at 81 900 900 on their way 10 England
The Baptists have Withdrawn from the province aud
have sold their church In TINS city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

places win DO filed very likely by Beshaw 's3; Ayers
49, and Gilman, 'so. The crew will evidently be some
what wesser than that of last year. but superior skill
may oaance the loss OF strength The following Ia
list Of the they now row: Cnriis 49, stroke
Clark, "a. z: Captain Hanmrnd s3. d ;
Belshaw, 's9; Gilman, 'st 4; Cabot, 49, 8; Hutch
insoD "a, q Mumford 49, bow Perkins '9I who
has been indsposed OF late. will soon begia TO row
Ayers and Sawyer can row. the following
Ia the most probable order OF the crew that will
meet Yale next June: Curds. strokA PerSins
z; Hammond o. Clark 81 Ayers. 4 Belshaw,
sawser, 2. Mumford, bow. The crew have been eyer
csing on the rowing and chest wei bts snce Thursday
and running out OF doors. The challenge from Yale las
not yet been acc ped.
The Harvard committee going to enter o protest
against employing apy coach who Is not college
man,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
IN OLD STORY REVIYED.

A dispatch from Pittsburg, published yesterday,
gave tho story of William Il. Moore. former police
clerk in the Central Office IN this city, IN which he
alleges that Charles Jeferds, murderer who was
killed i'll Sing Sing many years ago, where he was
serving out life sentence confessed to him that
he also was the murderer of DR.. Burdell, who was
XII Ell IN s57 in his house IN Bond-st Inspector
Tnorne, who Is fully acquainted with the pastieu-
lars of that famous MURDER said yesterday that
Moore's story was not new, 1t pad been toll over
Jeherds's death in Sing Sing No credlbillty, now
ever was ever attached to 1t by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
MARSHAL SERRANO,s PARTY FIRM.

MApmD. Jan. 1I.--NiarshI Scrrano and Seniors
Rios. Mar o, AID Moret have decided TO contradict
the rumors OF a DISCRIMINATION OF the DyDastio
Lett They arr determined To adhere 10 the pro-
gramme Of the party as explained some time ago to
the Senate. Tbey have resolved, however, to OBJ
serve a conciiitory attitude towards the Govern
mont as an in uccncnt II to carry INTO effect the
II cral measures il has promised. The fact that
= nor Giiou. n Democrat, "a, been APPOINTED a
member of the (abnrt, ~ lcgItdcl As indicating
such an intention on the part of the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
INVOLUNTARY M1ASLACGHTER.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Ill. I. Maddox has
been trial before the Circuit Cour here for several
days for the murder Of John otto Jansen, u pa
tent at the asylum for the insane at An
chorage. Maddox attendant and ducked
Jansen who was refractory, from the effect or wnich
treatment death Ia said To have ,usued The jury
turned n verdict OF guilty o. Involuntary maLsaughter,
and fixed HE punishment ut iour months IN Ji ana
Ina "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
FROM A VICTIM OF REPUTATION.
Hrn1n Ths IirksLurQ Herald lUsih.l

The facts In the case of Tennessee are well
known The principal rOriC OF tne debt was not u
taeted nv carpet bag2ers in wildcat railroad schemes
Tine debt "a an obligation the State for aciua improve
mems contracted long before the war Many 81 INC
bands were issued for turmpk and ID impsOs enebts
insngorted nearly fifty years ago The people nave hal
The benefit OF them and cannot with honor now ~
make good Tennessee Is DOT an pdis IT,,
are nv any means IL Is prosperous with rnpGIy ID
creasng population Of Industrious and thrifty cz x
1ts nanla ion Ii arser tnau OF the cites Oh new
Soik and Brookyn combined, and yet It's deos rs uot
one-ourth OF tncse cities This way OF pyS Uo
6ore and shuttle with the credi OF eicet Coinun
wealth ia miserable political device OF the WORST KIM
of political oenagogues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
the HARVARD UNIVERSITY CREW.
TDr TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRTBUNE.l

BosToN, Jan. 14.-The training of the Uni
versity ut Harvard was postponed for the hrst
time IN several year, says The Journal until after the
Christmas recess, and great will be taken 10 see
how the result compares with the old method OF
training all the year through. The crew nave
b,en Organized by Captain Hammond and are
now under training. They will lose Hughes ana Chal-
faat OF the AZ crew. and very likely Sawyer Their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
ENGLAND. EGYPT AND TIE POWERS

PARIS Jan. l4-CopIes oil tho note IN regard to
Egypt issued by Lord Granville. the British For
eign Secretary. have been delivered at the English
cnba ,sea here and in Vienna.
CAIRO. Jan. lit Is considered probable in
Diplomatic circles here that Sir Auckland Colvin,
formerly ing ish Controller-Goncrai. will be ap-
pointed financial adviser 10 the Egyptian Govern
tnsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
COAL MIHEKS gAGkS.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 14.-The river coal miners
OF ths ostrlcI W IL hold convention Tomorrow 10 con
the proposed half u cent per bushel In
the price OF mining, etc. IL is generally believed that
the present favorable condition OF trade they
Min acoopt Tie reluollOn MIInOuL sIrikIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
THE ARRESTS IN DI1BLIV

LONDON. Jan. l4.-fhe ObsrrpS Dublin CORE
sDondrnt telegraphs that the knives which sup
posed TO have been used by the Ph@nlx Park assas-
SINS were found near the premises Of Mr.. Carey, the
member OF the Dubi1 Municipality who ar
rested Yesterday with TWENTY-FIVE other persons on
the charge OF conspiracy to murder Government OIL
lcIals-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
OBI7 UART.
GREENBURY l.. FORT.

LACoN ILL.,, Jan. 14.-Co!onel Greenbury L.
Fort, an exmemUer Of Congress- died last night from
embolsm of the brain inter seven hours illness.
Colonel Fort was born October IL 1928, and was
native OF Ohio 1884 he removed with his parents to
Illinois. On reaching manhood he was admitted to the
bar and began practise law ut Lacon. Before the war
he served ns Sheriff, Circuit Court clerk and County
Judge and I'm April. 1861, he entered the army. He
was 1866. and during the same year he
elected the state Senate lie was elected 10 tie
XLIIId. XLIVth, XLV1h and NLVlth Congresses as
Republican serving from December l. 1873, to March g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
SrABBIyG HIMSELF TO HIDE his THAFT

John Stevens of HObokeD, reported 10 the
notice day or two ago. tnat he had been stabbed aud
roohsd nv man To W ON he had refused permission 10
enter a d ll-room IN which organization OF when ne
WAS n member was holding bail He exhibited
wound on the thigh which City Physician Mast pro-
nouncud serious. Sergeant Kathleen wno was pun on
the case obtained co ssiOn fiOm stevens yes erJhl
Tho, he had sfnpbed himself give colo To is Story OF
bavne beeu robbed lie admitted having appropriated
"a hsInnglng 20 Tho assOclA ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
A RISING OLE MrsSrLMANs THREATENED.

SOFIA, Jan. l4-fhe reports that Preparations
are making TOR an early rising of the Mussulmans
IN the mountain districts of Eastern Roumeia have
been confirmed. The authorities have seized
several cases If Martini rifles sent by tho Young
IurGry Commute" at Constantnople to com
uittoe i'm PhihppopOis. Turkish troops have been
cIandestlnely massed on tao Eastern RoumeLan
irontler,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
RAILROAD ACCiDENT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. lit is reported
from Hudson, Wis, tat the River Fails train was
thrown from the track last nigh Gloyers station
while poughng ts way through the snowdrifts George
Larson, the engineer had leg broken and sustained
serious ernal jur es. aud the fireman was more or
lees bruised. A wrtrkng creS were ont Ledriy all day
getting the tram UIcx ~ ue rhe roads ia the
Vicinity haye been badly bl ctaded all the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
INJURED YARAILwAY ACCIDENT

HALIFAX, y. >, Jan. l4.-Ihe windsor ana
Annapolis e1prrss tram for Halifax ran OF track lear
Mount Tn acke Station today. Two pas
seuger cars aud tho postal and baggage
car. were thrown Into snow
bank The rails were torn mp and the cars badly dam
aged Only passengers were seriously Injured, one,
"A woman on her HsliflN, who WA injured inter
ually and the other section man named Mcclure. Ihe
other ped with slight bruises. The acct
dent was caused by the spreading Of the rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
RUuORS or LARGAR AMBEzzLEMENTS.

1t was rumored yesterday that some as
founding developments wouG be made at the e1amna.
ton OF Edward L. Shaw. cashier OF the wrecked City
Rank The that 500. 900 more than was ut
frat repored had been embeZzed and that the day
b,fo bank suspended President Boce and Cashier
Shaw apurJprIa ted more than $1,000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
ACCIDENTS MAG CkNTRAL PARK.

az tne entrance TO CenIra! Park at Ffty-nInth-st
'u oil kth-ave. yesterday old gentleman feii anu
SSH, ~-e s.nt home IN carriage in great pam.
Small ieil aud oroke her wrist at the same place
W. leiusei to give her name. A sleigh contain ng
sn ieIi IN. an excavation nearly twenty tect
AM i =. Eighty -first,st and Eighthave. The men
'Au morse were badly hnrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
PLAYING CHESS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 14-The game of
chess by telegraph between the Toronto ana Buhalo
Clubs which was started last night stopped at 1920
o,,tock This Morning TO be resumed on Saturday
n n the wires can be obtained. IL Is conceded that no
advantage was obtained by either club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
Special Noiltes.


New Departure.
The public Is respectfully informed that have secured
the choicest Of the few plots OF land
Madison.aye below Lenox IIill being the wellknowu
HAMERsLEY BLOCK.
from Goth to 6lststs and that we propose improve this
most centrally and desirably located property With
PRIVATE RESIDENCES BUILT To ORDER ONLY.
We will undertake deliver houses here OF any desired sls
arrange neut and style hnsh prices that will DO found
fsyoraby with those demanded for Old houses IN
This vicinity An early inspection plans once
specttully invited CHARLES BULK co.
Architects. 63 East 4Istst. PaTk-ave.