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New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
NEW-JERSEY ASSESSMENTS.
LEY rELEGRArH TO TIE IRIBuNE.l |

,aTRENToN, Dec. 2G.-Counsel for the West
Shore Company before the state Board of Assessors to-
night argued the appeal Of the West Shore and Ontario
Terminal Company from the boards valuation,
81 600 900, put upon its property at Weehawken. IL
was alleged that the franchise assessed 100000
valcess, because the road was ran last year at
loss of 81 600 900. 1t also shown that in Honion
Township the whole tax only 7j0O and that 1t was
proposed to compel the railroad company alone To
pay more than that The Board reserved its de
cislOn.
Arguments also heard in support OF tho appeals
OF the Paterson and Pamaho lni Paterson and HUDSON
River Railroads, which allege that they have been as
sessed for large amounts OF property or the Erie Rail
road and of the II0bOcn Land and Improvement Com
pany which has already paid tax under the miscea-
corporation law and objects to having TO pay also
as a railroad company upon 100000 worth OF raroad
which is built Oh its property
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
MATTERS RELATING TO AFRICA.

VIENNA, Dec. 26.-Austria has no cOnsuls on
tho Congo or the Niger. The German Consuls have
meanwhile L.cn authorized to act for Austria
LoNpov Dec 20 sfThe Sultan Of Morocco has asked the
British Minister at Tangcr copies OF the protocols
adopted by the African Conference. The Sultan claims
sovereignty Tmbuctoo and IS desirous OF annexng
10 his domuions the coast country south Of Morocco
PARIS, Dec. 26.-The journal DIES D,bg'S takes the
American delegates 10 the African Conference to task for
proposing that the Congo country shall be neutral terri
tory. II expresses profound qualification that the
French delegate Baron de COurcc prevented the adop
on of this proposal and prOclaims the question now
dead and buried -
RrRiTN. Dee. 26.-Thc LuderitZ expedition 70 Angrn
Peuucna announces that enormous finds OF copper nave
been male I'm that district and that the land Is cyrccy y
valuable II asserts that the annexation of WaiSch
BAY anladJ territory hy England Il not injurious To
G,ft
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
ORANGE PROCESSION IN HARBOR GRACE.

HARBoR GRACE Dec. 2G.-lhe Orange pro-
cession here to-day numbered 800 a large huhoer oi
Protestant spectators accompanied the procession
Flags were flying many places along the line OF march
which was marked by the discharge Of many guns inc
procession marched from Orange Hall to the scene OF
last veors tragedy one mile aud half from the town
II was enthusiastically chcered while passing down
Pppy slane to Watcrs whence 1t proceeded 10 the hal
auirter OF an hour after tho procession passed uoWh
Rverhead party Numbering one hundred anu NJ ", ",
mostly yoths came down from that place, passed up
Pppy siane where they three cheers for lmS
head prisoners standing trial for murder Inc
authorities took extra precautionary measures Vlo
hundred marines landed from tho warshlP ichcos
lying IN port and with thirty Iolco "ero P'o'o"' ~
the scene. There no excitement
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

gave 49, Unlun to-day ihal iln phaipi ui ihp fhaN i'
ihla ani Auiihpin iiafaai tpnmNti Nlbi "a iU tuN-
stiiDf 49, elevated railroad "a thls pi "a ~ ipeNit in,
hNi lhe company viii hp ilaniu lW aii ital ani pahse
aUciai damages arising IRON, tho construction al ihe
luad
AZ AunrindHoeHo now before committee ol The NtY 'ona,
oils grants prrmlssn nr Tie rnnsucnn ui an elevated
road Wihduhlu tracks fum thr boundary ines ri iWcen
Mont -unrrl and Philadelphia counties 10 IOil near
Somerset and fruntst. and thence TO lacon}.
BusIoN, Dec 26-Ihe earnlugs Of the Mexican Cen
tral Railroad for tho third week In December are re-
ported as 5000.
NEW.INVES, Dee. 26.-J. c. Sargent to-day obtained
an injunction against the city authorities restraining
them from accepting the proposed compromise Of its
debt to the city offered by the Derby Railroad
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
MOBBING AMATEUR ACTORS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rarBUSE.l

CLEVELAND, Dec. 26.-llarstOne and Fields's
Comedy Company, combination OF amateur actors in
this city, went TO Kent. small town thirty miles from
here last night, TO give performance The town hall
crowded. large gang of noisy men filled the gal
eries and drove the respectable portion of the
audience from the building They grew so oo'te ut
last that one of the company stepped out on the stage
aud announced that there would be no further perform
ance At this the bowling mob started for the stage,
threatening to lynch the entire troupe. few resoute
men In the hail stopped theu and warned them back
under penalty Of death The troupe made their escape
at the rear OF the building and went to hotel Here
another mob gathered and demanded the return of their
money. The Town Marshal managed to dspelse the
mob before they could carry GU. their threats.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN, Dec. 26,Tho number OF marine infantry IL
colonial policy.
Sr PErERsnURG. Dec. 26-The Germans OF st. Peters
burg have called meeting 10 protest against the action
OF the liechstag IN refusing 10 grant an appropriation
to provide Prince Bismarck with another assistant In the
Foreign Office.
ST PETERsBURG, Dec 30. Russia IL about to transfer
her naval hcadq In the Black Sea from NikOaieV
to SebastOp0l The estimated cost OF tho transfer Is
S7,OOO,00O
PARIS. Dec 26-There a Christmas tree for Alsace
Lorrainers a the IGppodromc last night Fully 1900
persons present and thousands unable to gain
admission. At the American church in the Avenue oche
collection taken up for the benefit OF the English
poor.
BERLIN, Dec. 2G-The Jews In the province OF V0hy-
MA in Western Russia refusing to undergo military
service and Offering resistance TO the Russian police.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
S1LrER DIsCorERED IN GEORGIA.
CROWDS OF GOLD AND SILVER HUNTERS rLocKlNd
TO FORT MOUNTAIN.

rnY TELEGRAPH the rRIBuSgl
SPRING PLACE, Ga Dec. 26.-Thc discovery
of huge veins Of gold Fort Mountain has now pecn
supplemented by the discovery of silver III wohucrl"
yold I'm consequence OF which there Is great eNotee"
IN that section and focSlng there from All p"ils
of the country The valuable deposit yet KNOWN ~
on the land Of Mr. Tyler miles from this place an"
eighteen from Dalton which is the nearest point 10 'ho
railroad A shaft six feet deep. four wide ana twenty
long has been under the supcrntcndence oi anou
miner The lead is Mt least 500 feet wide 300 dcc
and ~ miles long, being the that Is now worker u"
Ducktown Tenn. Here found Mt I'VE icot iron
the surface as rich that obtained at goo feet III INC
famous Comstock" of Nevada. assnying from T'o 10
80 900 per ton is said 90 he more advnntago"nNy
situated hnn any mine In the west II VIII dta lto
20 n depth of 600 feet. has water supply Hul'l.n' :"
operate Snccr stacks aud nll other hnohlnoiS ,,
ccssary railroad VIII bo cohHtuct" !" " l'" ~" 49,,
ton distance Of about twenty inloH ~ ~ san lh". w
nssuVlur only ~ per ton could be worked WIN 'IF'
profit than ~ IN the west NcVrh ltiR" ool"loH
hnyc sent their agents this inlno nnd ony ioW
dnys ago "A Iennsyvann company offered Mr~HfN lflr,
Gilbert Rose the present owners oI inc n' T~7'"''
for IL, which oIcr rcfisod
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
THE EGYPTIAN PROBLEMS.
HOSTILITY TO ENGLISH PROPOSALS.

ATTITUDE OF THE PowEgs-DIsMARcK SUPPORTED
ny FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON. Dec. 26-M. Waddington, the French
Ambassador. has returned to London from France
lie Is instructed to advise Earl Granville TO acccde
to the demand of Germany and Russia for member
ship Of the Egyptian Debt Commission, and also TO
withdraw the proposal to reduce the nte rest the
debt Failing an agreement between France and
England, all the Powers, except Italy, will reject
the English proposals.
II is reported that the British Cove rnment has
invited the military cooperation Of Italy in the
Soudon. offering as nm inducoment the ccssion of
territory near the Italian colony of Assab MAXI.
The Duke of Gonoas visit to London is attributed
to ncgotationsf or an Anglo-Italan alliance. Tho
Duke Will hoist bs flag the now Italian war
ship Giovanni Bausan, which was built IN Eng
land, and wall sa for tho Re d Sea to command
the Italian squadron.
Thc London Ddily Ncm this morning
dcvocs special article to tho decision of the
Powers 10 Ignore tho proposals of England relative
Ia Egyptian iinanccA This attitude Of the Powers.
The Nots a1i'tt4. Is prompted by Prince Bismarck.
who il rritatcd by Mr. Gadstonc's policy aud de-
slfca 10 overthrow his Cabinet. Prince Bismarck.
the article continues. wanted England to annex
Egypt and thus enable Germany to pursue her
colonzing policy mhampcrcd. France and Austria
willingly support Prince Bismarck in this matter
for they consider Englands attitude In Egypt as IA
chcck 10 Tue auncXatlonS or territory winch they
intond to make in other quarters of the globe.
CARLO. Dec. 26.-Numcrons Arab families are
passing through Korti to the northward, seeking to
escape before the English advance
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
ALLOTMENT OF ANTHRACITE MINING.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-lhe committee,
consisting Of Messr~ GOwen Hoyt AMI Harris appointed
hy the anthracite coal producing representatives to ar
range an allotment plan for the mining and shipping of
coal in 1885, will meet in NeW-York tomorrow This
committee has been In session several times since it, a
polnmen AMI has been learned from reliable source
that It has not been able to harnonize upon any plan In
view of this the committee has agreed ~ present three
seuarnp repuits-Unc FROM each roluitt rmnn. These
rrpnrts will receive the finishing touches tU-inbrruw and
wlll hr considered by the rOll presidents NJ meeting
lainy not laet than the mlilr Of next week ~ Wus
stated ~ Npw utk ttsrilny that nU eetihe vas Db-
alilp before np II week
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CArTLE-RAIsING IN NEW- -luEXICO.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRisUNE.I

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 26.-COonel Max Frost, Reg
of United States Lands whose office is at Santa Fe
NewMexico, arrived here to-day lie speaks OF the dul
ness OF the times In the West and says that
is the only thriving industry at present New-Mexico
said he has many cattle a. 1t needs for the
growers into rests People there are going ont Of the
sheep busn because there il 10 longer profit in It.
owing to the tariff on wool. We cannot compete with
the Australian article The valuable landn the territory
has taken up by the influx OF settlers which, how
ever has not been great this last year as II wa IN
1888, the water rights becoming scarce. Trouble
is likely over this wateT-rght question A
league has been formed prevent cattle from being
driven without the watcrrght, and cattle men
will enforce this for their own protection"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
mn ilillNIlls siNArE.

rAhis, nrp eh,=lhr fphaie los,lhf rejected
mnilnnu n nuiir n vote arf~li' N' ihp n'' 'iNa'rf
~ iaai without dpaehHe hn ratrnNe estimates nom
Tho general hndgnt ibo inNpinmuni Desiring ln nave 'hp
royenio estimates discussed hls ana separately lhh
Go,ernmont then asked arrodt uf oh0oouuo flan1s
ar the frst hail at ssi NJ Dnnai rnuse called atlen
zion m letter from the Vicar General 0f iiodez pI0is
lug To Conservative candidates the support of the
clergy aud asked what mean, there were To repre- sno
abnsr4 NJ Fruilife Minister Of Justice aud fublo
Worship replied that he hdi requested the Bs mop 10
recall the Vicar, whose stipend haI pd'h soPp1
,ovrrnInrni he .aid would permit the clorgy to
interfere ia elections.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
SEEKING TO LYNCH A MURDERER.
A DRUNKEN HUSBAND WHO BEAT HIS WIFE To
DEATH TERRIFIED BY MOB.
Try IIIEaRArm 10 IIIE ThInuNhJ


DEATH TERRIFIED BY Mon.
IpY TELEGRAPH To THE THBusnJ
AKRON. Ohio. Dec. &C." Lynch him-hang
him TO the first anppost," tho words spoken ny
knot of men last night in the sixth ward OF TINS cny'
The object OF their wrath Henry the Keeper
of n liouor store, whose wife had just died from
the effects of injuries received at his hands female
neighbor gives the following account OF the murder
ON the morning Of December II ahc went to the nous,
of Henry and Mrs Henry lying on bel thc pood
streaming from her ears, her eycs sWollen anu
closed and her whole body terribly bruised
Tho morning bitter cold. and there
woman lay without covering. Mrs. Henry revived
suiIcIenty say that her husband. while drunk hhh
come home after being all day ana without provo
knocked down and then Kicked her ABOUT tn
room She became unconscious ana rcincuDci'u
nohinR more. IIor injuries proved iatal Ihst
night when this fHct became known
number of determined men announced th"r lntch!lon ="
hanging Henry They went to his house ~ Hhu nu no
murderer had disappeared. IAtcr IN the ight no VIZ.
captured by the police and lodged In jail Tue wonn'
body prcAcncd u frightful appearance amer u.nln'
being diAcolnrcd ard swollen almost hcy"nd recognition
post norton examination showed that thfoo o' h''
.xy,tt hfpls
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
lteWfNfs 06itt HtNHN6
IN faitrhliN N m iniprgf

IPi lp'FNhNN l' WV 'fPlfll
ttAthiGii, hee, gH, Wiley Farmer, ~ Wilson
eaNnii inpl hs Arah 80 siNsHia NAi nn AHniat. iip
Was hNnimg ani wac Ghasiis q ,Ailtit iinmmrni 60
ditoh, sppel auh ie 0n ihp stump VI iien Whlph ha
been blown duWn, eaN las several sndlp spinrs Nhrn
found he Was dead OF the spiniers having pinieod
him entirely through the body
Last Saturday koborl Carpenter whn lived Ia Cleveland
county went rabbit hunting with anumbcr Of his friends
Carpenter sItang upon stump IN order To- rabi
which Was being chased by the dogs lie fell and The
hammer OF his struck the stamp, causing the gun
to be dscharg ged into his side lo died Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CIT TO PIECES BY 4 TRAIN.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUyg.l

TRENTON, Dec. 26.-COroner Disbrow to-day
investigated the death of Mrs Rosa Carey OF Phiade-
pha who was run over by n train at the Fowlerst
crossing of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad yesterday she
was on her way from church. and so cut to pieces
that the fragments Of her body had to be gathered up on
n shovel and put bucket. The only protection a
the crossing automatic arrangement that lowered
n flag and rang a bell when train was coming. me
evidence was that sometimes this worked ana sometimes
fireman but surcd railroad company cr not hav
ing gates al the CROSSING and the Common Council FOR
not compelling gates to be placed there
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FILING A BILL AGAINST THE READING.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26.-The Committee
OF Reading Railroad Bondholders filed bill
in equity in the United States Circuit
Court this evening, complainants Tho Read
ing Railroad Company, the receivers Of the same
and several banking companies made the defendants.
The bill asks for the appointment Of third receiver
and states further that the complanants hold S25OOOOO
of the general mortgage bonds of the Reading Company
and that under the stipuatons OF the mortgage the
company has failed for four years 10 provide for the
sinking fund created under it, and that, therefore, the
holders OF one-tenh In of the bonds issued on
the security take possession OF the property secur
ing the mortgage, and who also empowered to sell
the property at public sale The bill also asks that the
defendants he called upon appear and make an answer
tn futar
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
YOUNG THIEVES CAPTCRED.


~ fELNliNAPi ID TfE fNl1UNAI
READING, Dec 26.-1hc three boy burglars
who escaped from the Lebanon Jail on the evening Of
December 16, with John X. Gable. captured in
Swapes barn, near Lebanon, at a. III. to-day Ever
since the lads made heI escape they have been punder
ing the farmers OF the ncghborhOOd. large number
Of stolen articles found In their possession. The
prisOncIs were taken back 70 the LcbanOn JAN.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
SUICIDE or 4 REJECTED LOVER.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TmBUST.l

PoTTsTowN, Penn, Dee. 26.-Gcorge Seivert,
age nineteen shot himself at the house of his uncle this
morning and is lying at the point of death. seiycr
procured sleigh yesterday, and in company with Miss
Elite Milgrd. drove to Springfield Chester County
they spent part OF the day with friends On ihc
home it is alleged that Seivcrt proposed marriage bu
Miss Mard refused TO listen 10 proposition of that
kind and quarrel followed. When they parted -civcr
said: This IS the last sleigh ride you viii ever take
with until you take one 10 my funeral The young
llan is NOT vet dl al. hnl he cnnmOi I've.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
FORGERIES DONE BY 4 NAN NOW DEAD
[BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBUys.l

EAsroN, Penn, Dec. 26-It has been discOv
cred that stephen A. Heller. Of Plaineld Township
highly respected man, who died few days ago. was
forger to large There Is mote for ~ 900,
and two for $500 In the Northampton County National
Bank one for 5000 the First National Bank OF Easton
and one for So 900 in the Easton National Bank. The
last note, given to william H. LAVAL for money lent
presented for discount. Mr. laval has since died and
his the The used those OF
Stephen Achenbach and Jacob Bauer friends OF Heller,
who say that they would willingly have Ddorsed his
note any amount, II he had asked them to do
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

pcccd. and the house being locked up she pnsh'u WI
one of the wndow.sashcs until II stuck fast She thcn
attempted 10 get IN the through the window ana
while her head was on the sill the windowsash eu on
her neck She unable to get her hands on tnc III
and her feet barely touched the ground that she con
raise the sash. When her parents returned hlo m
the afternoon. they found her dead I'm her stiusso'
abe had kicked pair of new shoes TO pieces.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
BORROWING $4,000 And ABSCONDINC
rpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUSE.l

SIEUBEyvILLE, Ohio, Dec. 2G.-Jamcs Col
lins agent and telegraph operator OF the Panhahde
Railway at Cadiz Junction. left Wednesday evening
for the West leaving behind many creditors from whom
he had borrowed ranging from $50 to $500, his
aggregate Indebtedness reaching $4,000. The excite
rnent at Junction Is intense and 10 return would he
dangerous for Collins. lie is young man, age thrtv
and was living with his mother at Cadz Junction lie
stood well in the community, and was apparently pros
pcrous iii believed that the railroad companys loss
will fall short of x 200
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CRUSHED TO DE1TH BY STOLEN CORN
tnr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUYE.l

RALEIGH, Dec 26.-Peter Jones, cOored, age
fifteen Wednesday in Davies County had been steal
ing corn from the crib OF Ephraim Gather. lie had
carried of full and had by some means hoistcd
the sack the limbs Of tree about eight feet from
the ground and left il there to prevent 1t from being
found i'm his absence He stole another sack ana went TO
tbe tree end attempted to take down the other sack
when ii on him When found be was dead with MS
hands fO dcd hi breast and m legs aS straight as
If laid ON, with the sack of corn lying on him.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
FATALLY BURNED WRILE DRUNK.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrRu

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.I
LITlTz, Penn, Dec 26.-Oscar Wise, a farm
aborer built lire In the woods last night to warm him.
self. He found by Paul poy this morning lying on
his back with his feet and legs snouldcrng fire The
flesh literally roasted of his legs up 10 his knees ITc
cannot live IL Is supposed that he under the uiu
euce of liquor
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
ERANCE AND CAMRODIA.
LnIs. Dec. 2G.-M HlnncsnhG. Deputy for

PARIS, Dec 2G.-M. Blancsubc Deputy Tor
Cochin China has submitted 10 tho iIue Committee or
the Chamber OF Deputies telegram from Drgon which
states that King Norodom. OF Cambodia, has again
signed the treaty Of with France placing his KING
dom under French protection. THIS action makes tho
validity or the treaty ncontcNtahlo
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
ELOPING From 81. LOUIS 70 CHICAGO.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRBCNE.i

lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE 1RBUNEi
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2G.-The police of st. Louis
and Chicago busy looking for :. Ptzner age nine
teen, the OF Dr. George c. Ptzner the president
the American Medical College ami Miss Frankie OBau
non. who cOpcd from this city short time ago The
fact OF the eOpcucu did not become public until
The couple were traced to Chicago bOarding
but have not been captured. The girl seventeen and
plff
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
BERNUARDT IN @TUEODORA.r

PARIS Dec. 26.-Sardou's "Thcodora was
produced here this evening with splendid scenery Sarah
IIernhnrd wore reproduction OF Thoodoras mantel'
dccked with lhcradc pcacocks AMI priceless gems Tho
house crowded The critics express various opinions
Of the production, accusing sardon OF inutatng
history. The majority. however are loud in their praises
of tho slpotb netting of Sarah IicruhAIdt.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
SUICIDE OF A BANK MANAGER.

JOSEF ZESARI, OF TIE DISCOUNT BANK OF CARNI-
OLA, AN EMBEZZLER.
WEN NA. Dec. 2G-Josef Zenar, manager of the
Di scOunt Bank Of Carnioa, at Laybach, has en-
bezzled 10000 lorins. When about to be arrested
in tic bank to-day he committed suicide with a
pistol.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CONDITION or LEBIGH UNIJERSITT
M 1ElraRArn ln rllr 1nlnrxr.l

IBT 1ElEGRtFH ~ THT 1RlBUvf.I
BETHLEHEM Dee. 2G.-Ihrre are in the Ic-
hrh University 3O7 students from twcit three states
ana countries They divided 10y classes into seven
teen rOsigraduates, twenty-five seniors. forty ioui
juniors seventy sophumurps i3i freshmen, thirteen IN
the new ruuisp IN advanced elrrtriv. aud rn surial
students There Hir un the teaching fuirr tUrni ysrtrn
rtufrssuis AMI nsirirtus 1hr nrw lauintUiips ere
nLllll NJ nMM ll- nlllll No nllL ll I'm -ull
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

HALIFAX, Dec. 26.-The Government steamer Lans
downc from Sable Island brings intelligence Of another
disaster OF the outsrcchng sandbars involving
the loss Of six lives. The French brganne A. 5. H.,
from ST. Pierre. Miquelon bound to Boston with cargo
OF fish, struck the north side, about two miles from
the main station last Friday afternoon. Four men were
washed away and lost, and two others drowned in at
tempting the shore in the night. The sole sur
yiYnr reached here by the LansdOWne.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
TRYING TO STEAL HIS CHILD.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2G.-The village or St'
Jerome is excited over attempt made few days ago
by j. a. Rigney NewYork broker to kidnnp his son.
who with his mother aud sister Is OF present hVing In
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
DISAPPEARANCE OF A HOTEL CLERK
lBr rkLEoRArs 10 THE TRIBUNE.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2G.-Joseph A. Kuhlens,
cashier of the Hotel Moser absconded yesterday with
81 500 and another mans WIFE lie from the At
antic Hotel, Chicago two years ago and recently
promoted from night clerk TO cashier lie married with
Cincinnati woman, said TO be wealthy only six months
ago. His wife discovered about twOmonths ago that he
Was pa! ing attentions 10 female guest at the hotel
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
AGAIN 4 COLLEGE PRESIDENT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrBUsgl

POUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 2G.-Ezra White, the
resigned president Of Eastman's College, who is known
from Maine California, has assumed the presidency of
the Coleman Business College at Newark, y. j. He how
ever does give his residence nor his position
as Mayor OF this city deciding his Poughkeepsie
residence. and viii In Mayor OF city for
the third ternl, Osi January /.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
4 SING ULAR DISCOVERY ~ GEORGLL

ROME, Ga, Dee. 26.-ln digging n well in
this CITY, at the depth of sixty four feet the discovery
was made OF oyster shells and many varieties OF sea
shells. such people here hal never Several
gcol0gists are investigating the matter
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
A BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED.

LONDON, Dec. 2G.-The British steamer
Raisby, Captain Hunter, from Japanese and Chinese
ports for NewYork, has been wrecked Azaia Point.
The passengers ana part OF the cargo saved. The
Raisby steamer PSI feet long, 80 feet
broad and % feet depth of hold She was built In
1881 III Sunderland, England, by Short Brothers She
iron vessel with six bulkheads and surveyed
I'm New York I'm March 1891