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PITTsBURG, PA, Feb. fluctuations point to
another flood. this time from the Monongahela
river. heavy rain fell along the valley yester-
day and last night and dispatches from the head
waters this morning report the water rising
rapidly. BY tomorrow morning it Is expected
there Will be rise of thirty feet
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A Southern Hotel Rurned.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. THE Kissimmac
hotel. at Kisslmmac City, has been totally de-
stroyed by fire. The baggage was all destroyed.
The loss Is 5000: insurance So 800
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rUNARD LINE.

NUNARD Line.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1HF CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLlNG AT CORK HAkBOR
FROM PIER 40. y. :. NEW YORK
Cats .cnla-- Ned. Feb. 7. Bathuia Wed. March z
Gala We'd. Feb. IA. Part ia :. We'd, March IA
PaV0E-a O.. We'd. FEB. 81. ca. ,lonia We'd March 81
ServIa Wei. Feb. -. layona.. Ned, March 28
AAp EVERY NEDNESOAi FROM NEW IORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
sc", cru snG tI'D PASSENGER accommodations
sttrge At very low rates. Storage tickets from y-
sTcol and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe ii
lowest rates.
1hroish hills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre, antwerp and other PORTS ON tie Continent and
1Cr r. etiittrranean Io1ts. -
For freight and paye apply at the Compauy's oHlcs
No. Bswiiir (=Seen. both steera..e and cabin to
OILS BlGELOW CO.. COS 7th street W asIi.l.tou.
Orto Messrs OTIS SIGEi'OW 4 %
lSnlZ Cos eth street, WASHINGTON.
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GONE 10 MOUNT vsRSoM-The President, 40
companied by C. Z Miller, ID. O. Rollins, Mr..
knevaia Ma McE,roy, Miss McElroy, Mis-
Phelps Miss Knevals and Private Secretary
Phillips visited Mount Vernon this afternoon on
the l.. g. & Despatch
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AUCTION SALES

WkEKS CO.. Auctioneery.
w 639 Louisiana eyenue
Opposite City Post Once
CoiLhTGTlON OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND FIR
i 81 ShEs OHA MBER SETS. PARIAlK SUITES
1E.-DS And MATTRE&SES, TABLES CHA1RS
GGAAass ss r COOKING STOVES. -ChocKER9.
N n Pr h 81 oanlNMARE, &C., WITH VARIETY
AZ SS9Stlor at salesrooms. THURSDAY MORNING
TI0'OAhx EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK.
- CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman
~ Late with DnnCanson Broa
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Name

lsr LIEUTENANT Henry Seton, eth infantry, is
relieved from duty as o member OF the general
court-martial appointed 70 meet at Davids Is
land, New York harbor, and Captain William g.
McCaskey, 18th Infantry, Is detailed as q member
thereof.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneer.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED Rr.r rer.r,
TrhUHNGlNG ON EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN
AND BOUNDARY STREETS NORTHWEST
ny virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 7th A. ~
5x iSoi and duly recorded in Liber No. 81 foiof:s
~ Columbia and by direction of the party secured
ereby shall sell at public auction front Of the
d d'ShSrR p T.. l ,sa., :. HALFPAsT FOUR
situate in the city Of washington District Of Conmbe
ber w ten I6s south twenty fee. 2 front Of
Dered three hundred and ninety three 1881 a. the
same are aeslgnated and described tho psts and
ment brick dwelling. ' " "-'0
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and balance in dx.
we've and eighteen months from day Of sale to be- re-
cured hy the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
the option deposit q si 20 al x H. st
9mred at the time OF sale II the terms Of sale are not
compe with in i've days from day of sale THE Trnsee
Ieseryed the right to resell at the and cost OF e
cost. CHARLES w PATTERSnSSo a. ku a Sno0o1
MALIER y. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct. fe5-d
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
SALE 0FyALgABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON DiSTRTcT
* RGEo1LUnM dr1rA7 AnDJoINIMG ING, THE POTOMAO
HoU y lI1l BY THE LINE OF TIE METROPOLT-
Ian BRANCH BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 24t OF Feb
nnuary. u 1918, and duly recorded in Liber No Sc
yvI lolo w. &C.. OF the land records for the
District q Columbia ana BY the direction Of the party
the ss ~ paT o q YER FER
hUARY, A: d. 1888, at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK
f. M: all that certain tract Of land called stChil0m
Wood, containing one hundred and twelve acres UI2
acres more or less adjacent to (and east Of the lands
OF the Potomac Terra Gotta Company OF Thomas MUIR
phys heirs Thomas Millers heirs M. Eichman and NJ
Err1ck and bounded the west by the line Of the
road. ~ s OA'' A'AAa-
The tract is In high state Of cultivation improved
~ 1anosome residence and all Outbuildings needed
1or farm and Is occupied by Mr.. Jno b. WiItberxer
being more particularly described in said deed
Terms OF sale One half cash: residue in one YEAR
% n 1ay OF sac With at cent annum
esty deposit OF five hundred dollars li6O0) win be
to be placed in the hands Of the Trustee by
tne whose bid is accented
days. or pr1Rert{ viii be rssod at purchases cost
Io-s&M4 Nv 80 Lexington street. Baltimore Md.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

TIM MosT l sEFUL
ISer,ps ever made In Sewing machines is the anti
INF. lrsl bearing driving wheel used only ON the
I;tsHHTtbr;I y. VI Nj MACHINE. The most deIe,ts
49, ~ the>e machines with the greatest ease a
By H. -.-ai IA = awarded to this machine at tna
s-aeil u 7. ard was pronounced the very best and
-. e-,i- laI machine in the wori1 Call and see IL
- .,.e sew Victor and Fldredgc Machines All sold
On es monthly pay aaents at
: OPPENHEIMER & BROS.
us 9TH STREE NORTHWEST
st. Cloud Building.
y.-h ne rented and repaired. i,27
"VT.iT SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
+, rs.s the best machine. know that do becauss
. al kinds Cone and see which you Ike. Renting
sndT lei airing e specially.
MCKINNEY
ta5 42T 9th street
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M. Ealliercs 60 Resasu

LONDON, Feb THE Exchange Telegraph Com.
pany Paris dispatch states that NJ Fallierox
president OF the council, to-day expressed his In
te Mt TO resign
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AEYEk'S AUCTION BAZAAR AND LIVERY
" STABLE
No. 468 and 40 street northwest
Back Of National Hotel.
SALES EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M
CONE AND SEE Us. SEND YOUR HORSES
Carriases Wagons &c. that Won want sold. stor.oa
and Board at reasonable rates liberal advances made
we also oher Horses Carrages. Wagons. &C., at pr-
,o,,, W. +. GEYER
hObT VOSE CO., Auctionoers. ta30- Inn
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AUCTION SALES.
TOsM0R Rnvp


DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucuonesr..
Mg f,S,v WS22MSgES's. MISSES, AND cH11pnrxs
SfG LOIS rs 3 SUI A 4 HIEW b5TSE s.
At Ten f ra Ar 1.l
attention buSe soGs OF the above goods which the
--- Oy o,e rs called. f6-2t
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
celk 81 s Writ Ct Fiere Fac. issued ont of the
ouma sn 81 1h ne prem Court of the District
Ii Eaa iiS D sss 81
Interest Of the defendant in and to The following de
to o cns rc SP Bee
6 dSSr c sms Mi.reSs Mros- fourteen
s1 sei1sS sna
:xa1 M to satisfy execution No. a. at law IN
THOMAS fba SWfISNo sN nsaAa U. Marshal
Wzhks CO., 80 Ay,sft ss;:;:ss. .,....
Opposite City Post Office
ASSORTED STOCK OF GENERAL Dry ANp s m6Il-
sFYhN1Mp s Sa2hE FIxTTEEs AT IS
TIN TEESSe ocnotk F F. n EIGHTH. 1855. Al
ssd Of trust sFS os & &. the e
W.. 1t lSss E .ssSD
4FfTfR RssssGRis II hIhFR s
zf5 s45SkT gEE oSSE
Pi8sSs' Consstins in part Of sins, vsivets and
Underwear and Hosiery, Blankets and Spreads Fancy
AND ALSO THE FIXTURES OF SAID STORE,
Consisting in part Of
SAFE Furnace, Gas Fixtures, Shelving and Counters
snow Cases and Stools Desk and other articles
=, sale Will commence at TEN O'CLOCK M sharp
StCre Will be open early day Of sale Opportunify
the entire stock. ~ 49,
The attention of the trade and others Is especially
stock of goods. ~ oAo
Terms Of ale: Cash
FOR further information apply to the undersigned.
WINFIELD ]. TAYLOR, Trustees
No. 80 st. Paul street,
CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman "'
Late with Duncanson Brothers) ta91.d
WEEkS CO., Auctloneers
" 6oV Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Once.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY
GOODS, &C.,
~ At Mrs KING CHANDELIERS, No. TOT Market Spsce
rrGGHEHD D;I M0ItNlaG, JANUARY THIRTIETH. Ar
I'm O'CLOCK, and every day thereafter until the
whole stock is disposed of. ' '-o
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TeDegraphSc Briees.

| me pennsylvania senate to-day concurred IN
| the house resolution instructing Pennsyvania
| Senators and Representatives IN Congress 70 op.
pose the sale OF League Island navy yard.
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Os L. WILD BRO. ETH
100 It'll street northwest. -
The Stief. the Kranich h Bach and other Pianos at
lowest prices and easiest terms. Organs, Organettas
and other Musical Instruments Sheet Music, Musical
Libraries and books in great variety.
Pianos. Organs and other Instruments tuned and
repaired. .s6
PEATTY'S ORGANS. ~ STOPS s125. PIANOs
log1le free Address DANIEL F. BEATTY WashinS-
ton. n. j. mas
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CHARGED WITH R0BBxRY.-Omcer Breen. Of the
central station, this morning arrested q oolored
man named jas. ii. Hicks, on the charge Of rob-
bling the store OF an Old man named Miller. on d
street. near 18th street, last Sunday evening Mr..
Breen states that crowd went into the store, and
the defendant held the Old man while the rest OF
the gang robbed the till In the Police Court to-
day Hicks was charged with larceny, and the case
went over TIL Saturday.
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S RANsR a. ran Tay1xos1rER. Tho soaloxane
we're t0A READINGS ut ne once OF ms cAI6f S1Rn05
omcef to-day: fam. $40: II am, 4ASo: 1nm.,
o06 Maximums 60eos minimum, &.ec.
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MILITARY FUNRHAL-The washington LIGHT In.
fantry Corps were out In fun force this AFTERNOON
to attend the funeral OF their late c0mrade, VIM
M. Dtmmck, from his late residence, 08l Rhode
Island avenue northwest The CORDS made 9
splendid appearance on the streets with their
snowy uniforms and precise marching. The fun.
efal was also largely attended By relatives and
friends Of the deceased.
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! VnaMfA PosTHAsTxHs- Commissions were u
eaarden, Va ana L B. Wrenn, ct Wellington. W.
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t3u.GESS MONROE. NORFOLK. POR'rSNOIITu
AND THE SOITH -
NOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, FIT MONIO,
AND TIlF SnGTt' - AAO-NAsoA
MT. VERMONT Mt VERMONT!

STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
leaves 9TH street wharf daily (except Sunday for MI
vernon ~ ~ occSk a. returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm. e
o5o L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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PRRsoNAL-Rev. Henry n. Stofrs, tho distin-
guished Brooklyn preacher, Is ct the Ebbit&-
Nj. Henry +. 0tllig, the manager Of the American
Exchange IN London, q ct the RiRRa
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ARRIVAL or PROVISIONAL TNHvw IN rHR CRY.
Captain G. r. Vernon. OF the police force, states
that three more expert professional thieves
arrived In this city by train last night ana Ia
thinks 1t would be well for merchants and bank
men to be on the alert until these men are dis
posed of BY the police
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I'VE do hereby that superrise the arrange
rae,ts or az the Monthly end SENT nnaai Drapsaos
Of The Lcuisiena State Loterv Company. and in per-
manage and control the Dr0ac0s Renselres. and
that tie sae conducted With honesty Fairness and
Cbpspasv this certificate ioih fac smiss a. oar
siOT0tures attached, in It's Advertisements"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
FEWER DEATHS THIS SUMNER THAN LAST
EXCURSION TICKETS is DEMAND BY THE POOR
EXCEPTIONAL FAMILIES.

EXCURSION TICKETS is DEMAND BY THE POOR
EXCEPTIONAL FAMILIES.
The work OF the summer corps of sSanitary In
spectors is more than half over. the Two months
ending IN September. fne Ii st mOnths rroorts
snow eos illness and fewer deaths than last year or
the summer of 1851 the good neaith of tho tene-
ment-hou-e ass being Largely due to the unusual
GOODNESS of the wealth. should the season continue
COOL the hnai report Will probably compare
fIyOTaOy with that of any previous season.
Sometimes the inspectors surprised 20
find The most tlshy districts family that
seems to DO at variance with lts surrOundlngs.
AMER the usual groplug tbrOugn darkness ana tue
careful advance TO AVOID wasn-tubs, pas or sleep
lng chlldlen, an Inspector knocked ~ "A door IN
Cnrrry-sL recently and heard the familiar Come
H." spoSen with marked foreign accent. Toe
cnange fIom the dark. close narrow nail TO the
br,gh clcal. frrsl-loOklng room was so startling
tuat for a moment only general idea could be
gained of the inmates There were SIX people IN the
room, woman AMI five chIlureu all girls. the
eldest about thir cen or fourteen. TN
inquiry 10 was found tDat the people we're Hun
gITIans, the woman spraking but nttle English,
although the caidrrn, with one exception. spoke
huen,ly both English AMI their mothers language
lhough ali were plainly dressed they were az peat
and wed cared for as II each were the only chid of
rcn aud indulgent parents. girl about nine
years OF age was deal ana dutno' one
used the deaf and dumb Alphabet. which
tue other children am mother understood,
aud seemed fresh and happy AS her more iOrtu-
uats sisters There was something almost startling
their unnken"ss TO their ncIghOors and the gen.
eral AR of drlicacy and refinement which was con-
splcuOus IN every word and nc ION. The next room
entered differed IN Respect from Its neighbours
ne usual array OF wasb-tuOs-there are ALWAYS
wash-tuDs though everything rs diry-the
usual swarming aerd of dirty, neglected emil
dIrn and The slatteruly. frJwzy woman pre-
siding with loud voice over her discrderlv
camOrous brood. Where the visitor has distributed
exclusion tickets his return Is largely looked for
and before the he wldeTed Inspector can realize the
situation he - surrounded by scores Of crowding,
yelng urchlns, who desert nlm only when the su y
ply oi tickets Is exhausted. The demand for tick
In all quarters continues to increase much time
being spent by the physician daily In signing and
distributing the wIshedfor prizes to the throngs Of
eager chi dren that crowd around him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
HUSBANDS BRUTAL TREATMENT

John Corcoran. the proprietor of 4 rum shop at
Newark ana his wue is III dyIng condition at the
home of her brother Christopher Flood, at Mont
CLAIR They were married about ten years go,when
the woman, being possessed OF some money, gave It
began 10 auuse his wife and occasionally beat her.
and geyeral times she compelled to 20 60 her
brothers house. six weeks ago SHE appeared there
aud stated that Corcoran mad pulled her out of bed
knocked her down. and Jumped on her. Soc was 80
badly hurt that she placed IN bed and gradually
grew worse. On Fnday a complaint was made
against the husband before a local Justice OF
the Peace and Corcuran was arrested, anu was re-
leased ON ms own recogniZance. The facts were
Iad before Judge McCarter at Newark and he issued
a bench warrant for CorcOran, who was taken into
custody by SherFs officers. The physician attend
ing Mrs. Corcoran states that she cannot survive
The woman has no children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
THE ROMANTIC JERSEY WEDDING.

IGNORANCE OF THE PERSONALITY OF THE BRIDE
GROOM-THE BRIDES COUSIN SPEAKS.
The door of room No. 4l6 in the Wees Building,
on which Is painted the name of Charles N. Russell
who married MISS De Forest in such romantic
fashion on Friday remained closely locked all yester
day. Repea ed visits failed to discover the presence
either Of Mr.. Russell his partner, Mr. Page.
Inquiry the building almost equally frutless.
One Of the jantors said that he had seen one OF the
members OF the firm, he thought Mr. Page, early IN
the morning but that he left he office after STAYING
there but few minutes. He described hun as
being q stout, iu-iaced mao with red'lish-brown,
heavy mustach-. The occupant Of one Of the
neighboring Oms said that he believed the firm
were in some way connected with the oil-brOking
business, but that was all that could be learnt Al
Mr.. RussePs lodging house IN Eas Iwenty-elghth-
st. nothing more had been seen or heard OF nun.
The telegram hich arrived for MIN on Friday re-
maInrd there unopened. The servant saldlt was no
UNUSUAL thing tor hm to be absent for day or TWO
at time, and be generally pissed Saturday to
Monday IN the country but whrre she could not say,
a. he was always retlcent about bis affairs. In
curry was also male @.se az mo"ara
whose clerks was said to DO al intimate friend
of Russell, but 5ne in the establishment would
avow that they had any acquaintance with tine
pseudo Loeninvar
A TRIBUNE reporter who called at the Office of
De Forest 81 Weeks in IN" Equitable Building
found that ont Uf be four or i've members OF the
DE Forest family whose names appear on the door,
only one was in town. Henry q. DE Forest. anephew
Of James G.. DE Forest, the fatDrr OF MIS- Russell
~ shall be only too glad to tell you
all | know about fns affair" said he,
:" but IL does not amount TO very much.
Who this Mr.. Russell may be have not the slightest
idea. 1 have not seen nv cousin Elise for ABOUT
twelve months for she has lived very little with nrr
mined a family since her mothers death We
are oi course very sorry that the matter mas been
made so pubic. Dnt II was quite theirown fanttnat
it has b zen so Ia ked abOnt. lie seems TO ME that
there was an evident intention of having the liYht
o. publicity turned on wnar is anything but "a boys
md U1rl 10 NIL "A ~
condnct her own affairs as sne tninks BEST She is
stopping or has been stopping wi II ner aunt in the
Catskill Mountains, and am told her father. who
IL staying at Ba ylon. ~ much gr1eved and
Distressed. He himself ls an old man and has TO-
tired from business for some yaIrs, though he has
a uesk IN this Office AMI looks in occasionally"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
SPORTS or DRYGOODS MEN.

The third annual regatta Of the Dry Goods
Rowing Association held on the Harlem River yes
terday afternoon, The programme contained eight
events, viz junior and senior single SOULS; double
SOULS tub race swimming race and for pair.
four and six Dared gigs. The junior scus contained
little OF interest starck ofBoomngdaleB Bros
easily from r. Mc,lanus OF J. Q. Johnston's who was
the only of his opponents who made any show of
for It. The pair-oared gigs followed and won
easily by j. ". Goodse and W. d. Shaw, OF j. McCreerys
The senior SOULS produced fairly close racing
which resulted In victory for @. ID. Phillips OF Walk
inshaw d vOight, by one length from p. MoManus
The chief features OF the day. however, the four
and six cared races, the former OF which there
no little betting going at eyens between the parsans
off, McCreery and Lord Taylor, and by tho fore-
thought OF two people, one In tub and ono In shell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12

BUFFALO, Aug. 11.-There was some anima-
ton in political circles here to-day over the prospect Of
having new daily newspaper In the city. James ID.
Warren proprietor Of The Commercial Advertiser and
treasurer OF Republican State Committee, II Is said,
will use his influence In favor OF the enterprise. The
design Is establish 2cent morning newspaper, Stall
wari Republican in politics. The new newspaper viii
have Us Its chief morning Republican rival The
BHDfalo Express, the wellknown Independent Repub-
lcan newspaper. Tho newspaper will also oppose
Governor Cleveland's ambition to be President.
Consent has been obtained for tho Of the United
Press dispatches These dispatches chiefly will DO used
for the supply OF from day day 1t Is also the
design of the founders OF the newspaper to have matters
OF special interest appearing In tho early editions Oh the
New York news papers tslegraphed here. Buffalo has
three cheap evening newspapers aud one ocent puDca
ton, Mr. Warrens Commercial Advertiser Then there
are The Courier and The Express In tue morning through
out the week. while sunday thero arc four large news
papers The Necs The Courier The Times. aud Tie Irlh
esdes these Englisn newspapers there are some Ger
m neW
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cover the cuprt if he was hidden rnat section OF
the Stale. do not think the fellow would have
much Of chance eating out Of town alive; TO tell
the truth had fat in The Story a. toll by the
girl until Yesterday af ernonn. when yisited me
home If ne Halrys myself and had talk with DIR:
p erson, Of Roselle the physician VINO visited
the girl, two days after the assault was las
COMM red. DIR. Pi"rson told me mat ne
was convinced that the dee had been committed
although we have endeavored to find the brute OF
q negro during the past eek. our efforts have not
thus far been successful The police OF every city
within a radius of twenty miles have been fur
nished with DESCRIPTION of the man, and no EFFORT
will be spared to seek him ont"
There have been several reports circulated TO the
eifrci that the rgro had been seen at Railway and
other places during the past few DAYS, but on IN
vestigatIon they have been fOU1d to be without
foundation. Ii is believed that the man is Still
hiding in Roselle or Linden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE wooilen so S."s
mandatory OF Robert Wild Son. Manayunk' was ~.
agsd by nro this morning to tho extent of @io'Vo"
loss is partly covered by insurance. .. M
LoSo BRANCH, N. j., Aug. la row OF rooA' "a
Broadway. owned by Walter Troutman caasns ua,s, VA
saved with difficulty. ..-,;us
MusKEaoS, Mich, Aug. 11-Yestercay mo.
100000 feet OF lumber belonging to the 's.~on
Manufacturing Company at North ..,ory
WINS destroyed by fire; and also the company "A
and dry kiln aud four box cars OF the ~
Western Michigan Railway The amount OF tne ccsrris1
not yet been computed. The lumber COMPANY
$4,000 insurance.