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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
A LETTER FROM THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR
II. Doc Ol Il Inttnr from princn Rii.

DCt' rf0IT' rT'V' 0''
marck il published in which the Chancellor gratefully
acknowledges the numerous addresses Of devotion and
support which he has received from all parts Of tho
Empire Against the adverse vote OF the Rechstag no
says TO be placed these numerous proofs OF the con-
fdence OF the Germans in his foreign policy. Tho
national feeling pervading the people encourages him,
with his falling strength 10 persist In hls stiugge
against the parties whose internal dsunion and unan-
ity against all guidance OF Government are impeding
the progress OF the Empire and endangerng the unity
bought with many sacrifices and struggles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
TEMPERANCE IN 4 POOL ROOM.
tuY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnlbuNE.l

PrTsBuRG, Dec. 21.-By permission of the
propretors Francis Murphy, the temperance e'ahge
t asssted by two Methodist ministers yesterday held
meeting In the White House, the largest pool room Ia
the city The place crowded with several hundred
men many of them desperate characters All paid re-
suect l attention 10 the pray lng' singing ana speech
making, outside an Immense crowd struggled NMhly
for admission Few drinks were sold over the bar an
ahout n dozen men signed the pledge Mr.. Murphy SAID
tonight the crowd WAS the most orderly one he HAD
aver uduTeHH,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
ASHORE ON THE LONG ISLAND COAST.
THE FREIGHT STEAMER OLIYErO LIKELY TO BE-
COME A

TIE FREIGHT STEAMER OLIvETO LIKELY TO BE-
A TOTAL WRECK.
MoRrcitrs. L. l., Dec 2t.-Thc steamer Oliveto,
400 tons. Captain Trotter, in ballast, from
Shields. England. to Austin Baldwin & Co., New
York. went ashore on the beach off here at half
past this morning She is well up on the beach
and will probably be total wreck. Captain
smith and the Forge River Life Say ing C0rps res
cucd the crew. The vessel went ashore ina snow
storm.
The Oliyeto Is British ship of the tramp or
der. She was built in Sunderland, England, IN
1881 She is of .426 tons burden and Is owned
hv u O. pinker,on & Son, OF Hull. She was bound
10 this port from Newcastle with Il general cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
sLEET AND FOG IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-The temperature mas
risen several degrees In this section but to-day mas pee
the most uncomfortable OF the winter After lal vi
three inches OF storm Of sleet followed anu COZ"
tinues tonight The streets are almost impassabe ior
pedestrians, and the telegraph wires are leath{ ' ~
with lee. Several persons have been hnrt ny s sos
the slippery streets, breaking arms or legs frw
yontured To leave port on account Of the thi9A atoS
phere which hung over the river and Chesapeake nay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
M. .tMrs IN tihAfllfR sfURH.

TT IHIAIfNFf TIN IT'IIT7T
I{S$! ljte. 3i.-A iite was hietbtttth ~
baHHtt bitHIti btiltHe n tthttti aS ihs l9s5'
NHltet n ttts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
NEOUSRAILROADI INTELLIGENCE.
INnIANApoIIs Dec 21--ArticleS of incOr-

poration OF tho Chicago, Union Central and Atlantic
Railroad Company filed with the Secretary OF
state Yesterday The company has for its object the
ultimate connection OF Chicago and Charleston South
Carolina with u continuous line Of railroad.
CHICAGO, Dec. PA dispatch from Assist
ant Commissioner Guilfard, OF NewYork, has been re-
ceiyed here which says: AT meeting or the stand
ing committee to-day 1t was decided that, In view
Of the objections which have arisen TO the late ruling re-
gardng mixed CARLOS OF different classes OF meats the
ruling modified that each kind Of meat will be rated
as II seat SEPARATELY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
A FANNY ROBBED BY MASKED MEN
Inr r,thanlrp 10 rnn rRipusH.l

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec 2l.-siS masked
outaws entered the house Of Henry wrkcnour IN tho
eastern part OF this city shortly after a. H. to-day ana
brutally beat and gagged Mr. WrkeDour his vile ana
their Young son After locking them In separate room
IN. rohhcrs ransncked the house and departed with
"A 800 Mr. and Mrs Wirkenour are both aged persons
fhs, had hidden their money III au OLD tIuhh. lhe
search of tie robbers lasted an hour The money
was the savings OF lifetime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22

DEKLIN, DFV, II I1'IVTI7 IIVTII N'' 'VcIS~
burg give few details o recent attempt upon the fs
the Gar The attempt made upon the occasion ot
the recent Chevaicrs Of St George Tho rails
the Gatschina line which the Cars train had 70
pass. found lOOsencd nj certain spot The solder
guard at the place where the train was expected 70
leave the rails was afterward found murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 2l.-ln the elections to-day tho
complete Aut0nomist list Of Senatorial dclogatea was
elected In Paris. The Opportmists were successful NJ
Dion and Greuoblc and the IrIecOnsabes at Lyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
AN ANARCHIST CONSPIRACY IN MILAN.
MILAN, Dec. II One Gervasini, age eighteen

was arrested yesterday while In the act IT
placing bomb under the police station. He con-
fesscd that he had been instructed TO hrc
the fuse with n cigar He is q member OF the soceta
Del 20 Dcembrc," which was founded In memory OF
Oberdank the Austrian anarchist. He refused 10 dis
close the names OF his associates Ten other who
had In their possession proeamations gl0riyng Ober'
dank were also arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
rHA CONDITION or BUSINESS.
KIMBERLEY & co. EMBARRASSED.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 2l.-Ihe iron manufacture
Ing irm of Kimberley Co. closed It's mills at New
castle Grccnylc and sharon throwing about LOO men
ont Of work. The firm IL embarrassed AT Newcastle
the men were Informed that there was no money In tho
treasury and that u be advisable for them 10 take
out their wages in store orders sheet iron at marked
prices Many took store orders. None took sheet ron
The firm VI not make assignment IL l. stated thao
eyery creditor secured and that the men Will not lose
cent OF their wages.
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THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
RIFLING A POSr-OtFICE SAFE.
Try TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNF.l

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 21.-Bmglars broke opeI
the PostOnlce safe last night stole $500 and quantity
of registered letters They left all their tools. The san
Office was robbed IN u similar manner two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
ADMIRAL COuRBET ANXIOUS 10 BE RE-
LIENED.

PARIS, Dec 27.-lt is reported that Admiral
Conrbet, commander OF the French feet In Chinese
waters has ntmatod the that he IL suf-
fcrng from III health aud desires that his successor DO
appointed Several Of the Ministerial papers attack
Ing what they term President Oreyys i1ud'eous use OF
the executive power OF respite and communication of I'm.
prsOnment aud allie that this tho primary cause OF
the alarming increase OF crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
A tUbGUURE NANNfAGINRY WiRNth

BQsgDA, hes. 2 Snai iiF0ihela' furniture
uauulaeiolg, 10 lAp NeisANorias lQwn ~ Aeqse' BAa
bHned this MOgpinB Ihe loss on pAlidNs NifN'NFI4'
stock aud manufactured goods 10 abVHI TilWM ING
Insurance is only $4,000 placed In the following eOnpa
mics: North British aud Mercantile, Niagara of New
York, British America Howard Of New York, western ol
Toronto Gcrlnana OF NewYork, First National OF
Worcester Ctzens Of H. Louis, and Commercial Union
Of IOudOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
K,lLrp ny 4 FALLING FRAMEWORK.

NEw.OnLrANs Dee. 21.-rhrcc hundred
feet Of the iron framework Of the large hotel directly
west Of the main exposition building fell Frank Green,
colored, OF Nashville. was Instantly killed Aioers
Frcese native of Michigan wasbady. perhaps mor.niy
hurt and James Carroll Of Chicago, received se'ero 'n
terual INJURIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNs.l

TOLEDO, Dec. 21.-Judge Welker, in the
United States Court last night granted an injunction
against tho Michigan Central Rrailway restraining 1t
from making discrimination against the Toledo. Cinci-
Louis in through from st. Louis to New
York and Ncw-England points. Commissioner FINK,
yesterday ordered the Michigan Central not 10 take
freight from Jersey City and 81. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
ARRESTED F0R STEALING DIAMONDS.



PouanKEErsiE. Dee. 2i.--john H. Quinn was
arrested to-day charged with robbmg house ~ south
nmiltonr of owrlry and diamonds. lie was found at
the railroad depot getting ready TO 80 10 New YORK; AMI
much of the stolen property VIA found on hm lie was
arrested last aptng 0u charge or ondnaYoilF I" pi
that ho was Intoxicated Later on he was arrested ~
Ncw York for passing counterfeit money, nut ososPc"
.ttuia
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WITH LIABILITIES 100000,

LINCOLN Neb., Dec. 2l.-The dry-goods and
Garnet house OF John L. Mcdonnell suspended last
uiht aud the stock was turned 10 the First Ma
t0nal Bank the principal creditor Mcconnel hs Deen
sunuosed 10 he one OF the most solid business men ~ thd
civ Ills liabilities are 100000; assets unknown.
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ARBITRATION FOR THE SHOEMAKERS.
fBY TELEGRAPH 20 ris raIBvNE.l

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-At a conference
between committees representing the shoe m"nufaet'
urers OF this city striking shoeakcrs which was
held yesterday resolutions were passed which Indicate
peaceful settlement OF the differences between lh' '"o
interests These resolutions say that tho manufacturers
never intended 10 threaten the WOrknsnei mat COM
mittccs are 10 be appointed with power 10 complete
system Of oin arbitrillo hnd tha ~ iaetoi'' VIM"
N h. nnnA nnlrnl VIII bn Opnnfd On Irlhhy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
BURNING OF A COTTON-GlN.

CoLUMBUs, Ga, Dec. 21.-The gin-house
and gist-min OF Barton Burt in Russell County, Ala
was burned last night with largo lot OF cotton belong
ing 10 tenants and customers OF the GIN. negro work
man went into the ginhouse with candle TO push the
cot ON back that had piled up immediately the whole
house was III a blaze. The loss IL 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
st. sfary's Hospital.
satStsat' Of aeal snaltea lryseaveiel
OIL nnmhlr D aeennnlEll I1T

lIIl
II the trustees ngures are Gorreet the olai nnsii w
BshOp was seen by reporter at tho aHluh HnpN maI
the workmen diggiDg the debris. w sdd 'hu ~ ~ 80
heard tha only one child stu unaorulhlsu
This " as the extent OF his information on Tue s"'p
the missing littla Onts. .,,,,. ,ytu not
The burial es the charred fragments of b0dcs WIN @ NV,
take place before the wreckage In the nlfnary hs ~
carefully assorted to whether any more Nlsus ~
undcr,eafh IT, II is not thought that they VIII be bre
before wednesday. The Board OF Manhsse,s -,
will hold another meeting at No 80 ,outy .,y ~,
To night when they hope that some more h, sni a, ~
the lost ones will have been reported IRON llc
places where they have found refuge since the u!ss ~
MANY subscriptions from the charfable were se w ,
committee who have the of the holiselc,s nla.,
Nearly SO 900 has far been conflDuten moot
quarters will have been provided for nearly oVo vi s
I'm the east wing OF the wrecked asy luln , an,
Coroners Icssc and Mcuningcr. and Drs ffehcn a' ~
Va entine, late the day examined the ,hot
bodcs i'm the sewing Of the Home ana declueu .
there were twenty two bodies OF boys aud TWO Oh
Coroner Hesse and Mother superior DE Cnah'a win W., W..
aid of one OF the boys who knew the sick boys piePa
last night the following list OF the names Dcc'eu ~ "
long to the bodies of boys already found:
Fitzsimmons J.. Donahuc, James Donanuo narie
FitZsmmDns, T., turrin lanes
fVA i,r1k a,h Hraarron ~ Rarney, Edward
Dou ghcrty Charles McCarrOn iiorhn' JUL
Donghcrty Frank Clark William ifaIy,, tii,a'n
Ford EDWARD tiark iino' ''''
Lahers. Thomas -
The Coroner asserted that only four boys are now m
accounted for all the others having been heaid Hon
during the day. 80 . a., ,,er,rorv
Mrs unloran who admitted to inc lhnIi.' ,
shortly before the found yesterday az No o''
Vanderbtave., with her son. who had Deeh III 'hc 'o'
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rRnzEN TO DEATH IN HER HOUSE

pnoviprNcr. Dee. 2i.-Mrs Gabra Phillips,
ninety as years old who lived alone In ttl" cabin Ia
ON tho road from rawtuset 10 Apponaug WIS found
dead from cold Saturday morning She had arisen dt
IN" nght aud tried to start rc but falling IN that ehc
had lain down upon lounge when the body was found.
ono foot and one hand were frozen.
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A sAWMrLL DESTROYED.


Ibf IELkJNATU TO TIE ThIhNN"'I
CiiNrOv Tenn, Dee. 21.-The steam saw
min Of Thomas Brothers Go. WAS burned near ms
place last night The causo was fire buil, around e
boiler to ptcYent The pes from bursting Tic ios' II
over Si2 900 with no sntince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
A GLOOMY VIEW OF HE GERMAN Umpire.
RERIIN Dec II -Ihe Gelmnnin Il I'ltramon-

ane compares the position Of the German Empire to
dance upon volcano and says that the electoral sue
cesses or the Socialists the searches of the barracks by
the police and the trial of Anarchists az Lcpsc Indicate
that the state Is beginning To decay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
MR. BlAIyEs NIECE DYING.

WtLKEsBARRE, Penn, Dec. 21.-Sister
Theresa one OF the nuns In the Maliinck-
,olt Convent here Ia lying dangerously III tina
evening aud Is not expected TO recover sue - nece W
Jsines H. Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
STRIKING ON TENNESSEE REEF.

KEY WEST, Dec. 21.--Boats from wIndwaru
report that the British steamship Azalea, from 'nh 10
Havana struck Tenuessee Koef day yesterday ana
lay there several hours but etts0ned her coal an nav
ing relieved herself Without tho assistance OF wfeckcis'
proceeded 10 Havana
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tinurd all day About seven inches Of snow have al
rcnhY fnllen.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC DELAYED BY SNOW.
p1.t,rI Aan 11 =Ihn an0M

storm began again yesterday along the Columbia River
and the blockade between Portland and the Daes Viii
be broken before morning All roads east
OF the Dacs clear of snow The entire trouble -
TOW ON q stretcll nf seyeltceii nliles long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
eBRalANY IN nus sNFfH pAGiFW:

IQSpQN, ilee, 23.-ialaf advises con;
am tbs repolt tha. lhe Gernlan a4s has peen
loisled oyer the Sewutain, NeY.ireland az!
New (tIuca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED.

lORONTO Dec. Zl.-t ulSpdttH iloii -''W-
Orleans says that 900 OF stolen money has been ecov
cred from Wngate, he abscOnder and that Mr. Coch.
rane manager and Mr. McMurrch. sollcorof the North
British aud Canadian Investment Company, are on thcif
way back 90 Toronto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
PACKING-IIOUsE BURNED.
lRr TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRfBuSE.i

BAIrrMoRr, Dec 21.-H. J. McGraths oyster
and fruit hacking concern IN Bostonst. destroyed
by fire al a. m. to-day. The loss ia $4,000 Tile
property Is insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
SENTENCED F0R THE CRIME OF ARSON

TREYroN, Dee. 21.-William II. Dugan, the
ncendary who attempted to se lire 10 the house OF ex
Attorney General Rawc OF Pennsylvania near this city
wecks ago. has been sentenced to three months i
IlisOnmeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
DEFICIT IN TIE PRUssIAN TREASURY.

the discovery OF deficit OF 100000 marks In the ac
counts OF the Government Treasury at Cologne. Count
Baumann, retired Secretary Of the Treasury, who
recently decorated with the Red Eage, has been
arrested IN connection therewIh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22

this number Trustee Daniel Bradley showed stsrc
,fSr rcnnrter Yesterday official lat showing
cen ~ e boys are AT nesent This list was correcteu
- clock vesteriay afternoon when the last poy
lad iust been reported by telephone to the ponce vi ~
Tweifth Precinct II II rs follows: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
COVERED WITH sLEET.

POuGHKEErsIr, Dee. 2l.-Fiye ihchcsoi snow
had fallen up 10 noon to-day. Al that Time ram hes 10
fnl lbo trees and telegraph wines are lad'h WIN 'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN ouT OF WORK.
Rp,pis0. Dee. 9i.-Eight hundred men along

tho lino of the schuylk 'nna were yesterday thrown out
ofNork for tho wntcr IN conseq"no" of tho suspension
f aygnion, The canal IL Hoiily frozen fiom hchnyl
L Haven 20 Ihllnirlphin the lee being from thtes 70
Iyo iurhra ia thlckuras,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
sLEIGniNG IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY

CAsAJonARir, Dee. 2l.-oycr one ioo' o'
SNOW foil IN hs part Of the Mohawk Valcy tou"| '"'
hrighng In nnr,
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ny Telegraph.
NTu VflpH

NEW YORK, January -Noon.--siocks weak
and lower. Money easy at 2@2f per cent. tx
change-Lone, Ash; short. 4s7k. governments
Ersnfng.-Exchange. 4s4t. Money, la1k per
cent. Treasury balanccs-Currency, ell6,320:
coin. s9.O2l. Governments strong; Az per
cents, ll4X; / per cents. 124x; per cents. 100
bid. State bonds steady.
Stocks weak and lower throughout the day.
pressed for sale and dropped 2H; Western Union
was also attacked, but yielded slightly. The stock
opened at a decline Of y, rallied, and sold down TO
=. NO support was gwen the market. and under
unfayorable ruinors general decline In prices
took place. Transactions were smaller than for
any previous dav of the week. After this decline
the market became steadier, and prices rallied
ION. subsequently low prices Gould shares and
ST. Paul were vigorously attacked. Wabash. Kan
sas and Texas, and Texas Pacific declined on small
sales; IT. Paul declined, bat transactions in stock
were heavy and large, short sales being made.
This drop carried other shares down TO the low
est prices of the day in some instances. During
the afternoon Western Union, Union Pacific. aud
Missouri Pacific were comparatively firm. the
fluctuations being merely fractional. Compared
with last nights close, prices are down %af. fer
Canada Southern, Canada Pacific. Central Pacific,
chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Rock Island, 81.
Paul preferred Lackawanua. Omaha. and Union
Pacific; 1@ls for Northwest, Denver, Louisville
and Nashville. Lake Store, Missouri Pacific. Kan
sas and Texas, New York Central, Nor, heIn Pa
ciic, Oregon Transcontinental. Reading. Omaha
preferred, Texas Pacific. and Wabash; 2493T
Northern Pacific preferred Pullman Palace rose
~, to ITO, ana Oregon Navigation ~. Sales.
3U2. 900 shares
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. January I9.-The weekly state
menL of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, s2.6se.G00; specie IN
crease. S2.3l0.iO0; legal tenders Increase.
s2,60f 900: deposits increase, f7.327,O00: CIR
culation de rease, s232,i00; reserve increase,
S3.132,650.
The banks now hold s17,2S4225 In excess of
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Jar uarv 10 Virginia 6's, past.
due coupons, > new 3's, sc. Bid to-day.
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lOTEVENs.

CTEvENs.
- 10 close the balance OF his sock, makes -.
'G sf.xiR EN- HsSs;AiMErLKp sLEEvE-purroxx
srEf frs sfk isT SS6 reduced from o.
ii pS 4 s's SLEEVE BUTTONS, reascea r,.-
IL Pair gExHELLED ,sLEEvEBUrroSs
sspS if"'s saLiEsE2vvkE.DUTfoSs, reduced s.~-.
81 wxfCi-ciiARMs, reduced one half;
10 VINE Plated PENCILS, reduced fFosu ~
LADiEsLAcE PINS and EAR-DROIs..-
duced 70 one half former price;
=, AZ SOLID GOLD RINGS, reduced 70 Toe;
2 PAIR vino osEHa. ct ASSES q half prss~.
l SIT D!CkENS's. reduced from $40 b. -,
20 VOLUMES STAR LIBRARY. reduced ie SseS
10 w tSsSseH 3 ass i. 81 and $780, rcd. =.
4 wSsfSIiiise; p :. AZ reduced 70 7se.;
8 ELEGANT BIBLES worth $40, TO lie sofa -
rifSs iRsYF iaEScH-pLArE MIRRORS, res.s-s
1 EEEGxNir VELVET SOFA RUG, reduced a,
10 s9tGIRE BRD-cAGEs, reduced from sI=s.
o ROUND BIRD-cAGEs. reduced from 7s~.s.
THRElE-sHELF CORNER BRACKETS, ss..-
aged, reduced from 81 70 Soc:
FINE EBONY SHELVES NJ haif tbe lst2s
riNE CHAMBER SETS. with JAN, al sr.x
price:
3 FINE CHAMBER SETS. no Jar, at low prices
1 FRENCH DUNCAN SET at So;
d TWO-GALLON WArER-COOLERS at Soc
3 TW0-GALLON WATER-COOLERs at J5c-s
. THREE-GALLON WATER-C0OLERS ~
F9uR. wATER.c ooLEKs &C
80 HiSifpS-LAMps, trimmed, a, sOc.;
20 HAND.I.ANPs. trimmed. at lJc.;
BANDED sLOP-JARs, reduced frora ~ IA
TWO HUNDRED PRINTED MUGS at ae.-
3 DOZEN 6OLD-BAND SOUP-PLATES, r.
duced from SO 10 So;
2 F0UR-sTAND EPERGNEs, reduced from ~
PAIR FINE TERR ,-CoTTA sTATUErTEx
at great bargain:
FINE sIX-PIECE TRfPLE-PLATE TIA
SET, reduced from s33 10 sci;
FINE CELLULOID BRUSH SETS red0ere
from $3.50 10 $3.50:
/ ELEGANT BERRY-STASD, reduced iAsoe
l ELEGANT CAKE-sTAND, soilcd, redncss
from SIG to $3.50:
l ELEGANT IcE-PITCHER, reducet I~us
$3.50 TO $40;
/ ELEGANT THREE-PIECE TETE-A. frfN
SET. reduced from $40 To 80;
/ ELEGANT THRFE-r1ECE TkTE-A-yS2N
SET. reduced from sl2 TO 1880;
CRYSTAL WINE SETS, reduced from - -
Every article I'm stock will he sold at u barg-ti.-
The first coming BUYS the best At
STEVENS, sos Broad siest-
ZIG BARGAINS IN SHOWCASES.
[ia l3I
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A Building Blown Up I'm Boston.


BOsTON, January IA terrific eXplo-
sion-probably Of gas--occurred last night
in the wo-and-one-half-story wooden
building l57 and 100 Hanover street, which
completely demolished the building, blow
Ing the front and roof completely across
the street. The building caught fire, aud
two alarms in quick succession called the
department to the spot. Two men who
were William Comfy. OF East
Boston, aud \. X. Blake, OF Chelsea
were struck by the dying walls and badly
hurt, the former having an arm broken
and one eye put out. The Iatter'S injuries
were less painful.
The building was occupied by Samuel
Orr. halter; Charles b. Barrett, gentle
mems furnishing goods; - Green,
ieweller, and by tailor shop.
The force OF the explosion broke the
glass IN almost every building on both
sides of Hanover street for distance Of
nearly two blocks. One siX-story granite
block. situated some distance from the
wrecked building, has scarcely whole
pane OF glass in its entire front. The fire
is still burning, but is confined to the
building in which it originated. No fur
Their accident to persons is yet reported.
although there were many narrow escapes
from flying glass and splinters. No esti-
mate OF the loss can be given ut present.