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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Licutcnant-Com-
mandcr H. T. Nichols N dispatch to the Navy Depart
ncui dated sitka. september -. says that J. H. M"
ked had arrived and assumed civil control OF Alas""'
40 proc.amatiou was issued. Commander N''l'''
caused salute OF seventeen guns to Doe hrd 90 hou"r 81"
the now Governor and withdrew all military con'"l
heretofore exercised the district 10y the naval forces
An official visit the commander saws ~ later dl-lt'n'
li. h.rn made hy Governor ktukoAd 10 hli~H'"
Juneau add Wuucc. the principal VILLAGES ln lh'
fucf F.ou MI. -noo large amount oi hrirn- OH l
sent Go Poit band and Francisco. u i mAnulh l,
hv tire Northwest trading Company, Wl'h 'H ,''' !,
about thirty white men, many thinan'u' ana l''t
number oi luaIIu~. . 49,,
Juneau i~ >ti the only important mining place h ti,'
district. The placer mines seem io nt pretty N''.
Dam trl to principal attention being given 10 pI-
ii. ,r quart less than hlfy minors are now " ~
iu il, pii,e.s of the Basin. Mrurol hH~ ih' H-'
import ncrit had the port of entry i"i b''"
tn.nuha. Trading There is not extensive ..
The Ilufl, tudi"u Girls. under iAr PRESUME. i'"
Eoird of Missions Wa removed m september to Nlth'
vini,. u 10 ilIu- being constructed l"r "t"I 20
There b. utofh,r Home for Indian Boys ANA GU = ''
Vr,f-cl which D. independent o the Board o ioi-'
,ri b. under the control of Mrs NoInI. wife ~ ihr rev.
Hall louuL. PRESBYTERIAN ui~-louHrN a. in"i p'''
TIE inter nad already ~ct On ana c"u~lhrif|4' N."
had lllcu but uo hard gales hIt vet been cNper,h'e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
DESTRUCTION u JERSEY CITY.

4 fire brol,, out al 1899 O'Clock last night IN
the boiler room of the jar Hair Manufacturing
Company woro. lay and Green -s Jersey cry ana
tn 81 f.,g minutes tue entire binding was in hdue7 Tue
structure extended about TOO feet iu Bay ST. ana ID ice
IN Orern-sj. Tho nauc~ ra-cl with great violence ana
I'm a snort time Communicated with foui-ei"ry hilch
building II the rear. occupied hy the fayoula Manu-
fa~tuifuc C1mIauy which j. engaged IN ihe uhhu-
ftcurr ~ o.romI. o.. His h1iiiuE Wa MICA van
l.,i wIirh aadrd Iu} - the flames. d"elihs "e
crIicI u.s. Law cnrl hilu. Hd Hop hi"~ ti' MN NO.
Ill t.inr CAUGHT urr soon @uttrh. u "r"cli-s
fr lliuc- tad go j. HH-hn sou machine Hh"i' anu
L. Douglas * sons pattern and mode. "Aoi, hd meg
,,.r,. only u.rtlv luTuod The buildings we're al al
wood and tur heart ~ Tie luuict d- i ihe
lt.u wind carried he -Darka r nottucr,' d!icciloh
nod destructive c0uu grafton WIS tIrca"nr" AZ one
urc hut The elective WoiA ot tie tlre Department PIE
vented 10. .t.
= LOSSES 30 Tar "a could he ascrrtaucd were F'N0hil
NnuI.r.uru. Co.. .uuOO illU insured; y" ti"-' i"i4
Manufacturing pluY. ~iuudl, iiiiN ".,''I
.s..u ~ -ou. 5000. Douglas a son. NlU'' \" l"o
..If..- ain inc t.cc lion of tuu brut -lu- To th,
Plt,nlt Manufacturing Company "cr oNh"i 10y me
American water ami Ca l1fe Company, "i',' loss u
,+tIultrf ut 81 DUU mth'ug t,r total loss io'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

sick man. wrapped I'm bodcothea carried 70 safe
distance. Soon afterward fires broke ont In ROtschds
variety store and tSO slaughter houses. Total lOss
slight except 10 Bothschds goods by saOke ana neat
PiLToS. \. H.. Nov. The and planning mil
owned and operated h. J. Cook son. ~ laconia, was
burned this morn ing The loss h. : 400: insured
NORWICH, Conn. Nov. Two frame buildings In
Danies"nyile, belonging To- Mrs Maiden were burned
ycstar ay The loss is probably $1,000. The insurance
not stated.
SfnNGrrip, NOV. Fire In thc s.ocSnsToo~ OF
the Peek Whnple Whip Factory ~ Wo-tield. tina
morning. caused dauaoc 10 the extent Of $4,000 on
stock; Insurance. 2.6DD Tyler 81 Beals pilur room
"a7 damaged io the cEtent Of sDD, and Other Dbl. 10
m" eNltnt of f'OO or 500 The loss Oh TIE building
h. $1,000. fully insured.
MiHENAc. Mas NOV. The carriage shop az Glenn
emit stuart Was burned h-t % ht. Tic caa-o an over
leatcd stove. The bGdmg wa, vliicd al ~ 600, and
was owned by Morse A SARGENT. There was no iusur-
1ucc upon b.. Clement d -urart have ~ insurance OF
1900, Inch Will nearly cover their loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
pATrS STILL GOING DOWN.

The contest in passenger rates to the West
between the trunk continues 10 uakt progress i"-
ward lower figures AZ the West shore offices rates.
while not formally reduced were freely sold a. $40 30
and even Chicago. The company officers assert
that they are doing large business considering the dub
OF the season but their rivals assert that this IT. due
the figures which shrcwd traveller secure
fr,,r4 iok 1enfra ,iid not
OPENLY reduce ifs rates. but tho ucketbrokcr are sf
making c,urrs ion. rather than lose business. There
were ouutlr,lur reports circulated a. TO th' "l" "i
I p,-N WANNA road to ttkc early part iu the H-hi,
tie General impression Or IAtI i.Il COMPANY '~h"ut
LONGER bold If-cf 1l'of a. me pre- cni l"" l'h' b.,
There VIA no rcfrc-sut1fNc of the l'uu-} wanna Eill-
road re.uf at the fnrr.iue ol the -curr pL--e ger
a,.lr of tsc trunk lines yesterday. AMI ii va r
padded - significant of H. position. condition oi ine
Faint pool discussed. All Wei fA"ir ara i 49,.
anna roi. reiterated their claims fnr an increase u 3
per cent fr,r - per cent 40" H..oed to each No
definite ugIlou tAhCu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
TIE ACADEMY or DESIGN.
rnIHD AuruMN EXnnl 10Y.


Over three hundred paintings were shown at
yesterdays private view q; the agtu'nn Academy cXhDi-
ton. We're IL not tor he fact that auoincr exhibition
has made drain upon the studios ot our artists II Is
probable tnaf many OF the plciarcs At the Academy
would Lave neeA replaced 10y others go The Go, aac OF
the collection. A. II Is the necessity OF ulug tue vail,
III any cost appears 10 have been constantly ,r e m
mind b, the Hanging Committee. An unusually ,rye
nU'rbcI q! Ia IS have been colectcd. The ,alty
OF the result doe. promise sell or the continuance of
these aut.pnu exhibitions. A. Is PERFECTLY rsiur lndcr
tie clrcua-falcc- the works o, Ac.lc!caus tornl n
Uncomfortable part lie collection. Nh ). G. broWl,
presents familiar model WHO T. noN. are told.
snearug Als end aud has therefore taken to reading
tie scrI ilucs. When Ia more iI0ucsouc nO0d. MI
Brown dectcd two couples youn- and Old engaged
s. pee Dol. applies Upon this he has Pee owc. tuc title
Of P.lu,r.ng" MT Bristol sends landscape win a
I-aui .11 gray u.s.. atuo, pheic d. the distance Nr.
Crop, 10 represented Ia large and s1A.a ia7Lion'
b. Oliver as SENDS cOuscltutiOusly painted portrait
anu Mrssr,. r. =. Ryder, Edward Gas, ~oEutag and T.
a Richards show evidences Of continued mi ,try. Nj
Dauie. Huntington EXHIBITS trlt containn- nor
traits Grant sherman and sheridan, wilcA ar been
ste al the Union League Cinb. believe. out "IIl a.
Gact nt, rested attention M this collection.
welcome addition % tne new scaool n detail painters
is indicated by two pictures tic north gallery, paut
b. Nj. Charles X. narris Mr.. Harris las mad the
wisdom the pictorial subjects IN the lie about
hiH aud a result he gives MS picturesque little
work IL large part delightfully."- painted entitled Wash
Gay, Italian quarter. SexNOrx" The rendering OF tue
faces above the tuh. and the enectve hits OF color
as4is t.@ gray walls are wei worm boLh<. ia lac
feiafeg, study OF a single figure. All Dad man al ~0IA
~ his shop. Dir. HarrIs bas acquitted himself WIN
Sed but MS admirably rendered Italian ~asor"o'neh
Soeiier proved Ills ability .st year sends niue
sady called Another MvcstmenA WHICH SHOWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPlCS.
Nrrns OF lie MAp1NE CORpS.

WAsutyGroN, NV. 7.-Co'onri {. }. Me-
Cawlcy. commandant of ihe Marine Carp. III h "'''"
report o .ht Secretary Of the Nlyy says hat ih'r "''
1902 enlisted mon 10 the corps ON October ]. III ''
omneude chat Congress provide for more rl'"''' ANU
tl.lt the number second eutcu1u De- Increase" /"
thirty.
NV barracks orc recommended at NORFOLK I"r Wv
troops so cost of - $50 and now houses OF c"' ."
80, 600 are ur-cd for officers 81 the same pafr ~"
uurl rftCawiry saws thnf some iu'rrtie oi me- Dog
grade ,hon.l joe fuIdc which % tn came ulf vs., @
uof YcIcl.r fno whole number ~ officers allowed JOY Dr.
buf would d-f -irufc Them to better adNaittcf I"
motion .ic higher grades is almost AT si"hd'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
THE THANKSGIVING PEOCLAMATlON.
WasHlNGroN. Nov. THE President to-d'i

issued tho following pro'l tmafnn;
The e,1Spv Is nigh when II Is tho yearly wont q" ~
rconr 10 ,h.cryr dav appointed tor tha' purio' Nv
The President especial occasion for thaihH-''"H
unto Got ,e,,rr
Vow therefore m recognition ~ this halow'h cus.n
l. Chester A. Arfhur President ~ The United ''a''S Wv
h,~eli, dc-irnaie such d0v ~ general ihah,--' Vi
Thurs la, thu 9th day of this present Nov'mner
do recommend that throu -h"ui IN" laii 'i,' tcn
ccas in from their accustomed occupations 90 men P
hoidt, a. their several homes aui their s"FrIH P'
oi vor- hip and with heart mud voice pay res q.
know lrti-urnf to the Gvcr ~ al good Tor th' 'o"
h.cs~inrs wicr~wiih We hath visited this Nail0n- ~
f. witness whereof have hcrcunto sci n' manu- AN"
caused the seat of the United states to he AIMED
Iouc al the CITY of WASHINGTON TINS scNchth az
November in tho ~ our Lord. one Ih"u~n" i.-"
Handled and highly four. and OF the iudcpehueh''
the United states. the one Hundred and smith ,
Wv CHESTER A. Arthur
By the President
FREDERICK 7. FREIINGHrYsEN -..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
TIE CNOLERA PArIS.

PAnis, Nov. In the tween four hours
day There were -four death. from cholera
hi the 81 Antoine Hospital IN this city. A. the
Ih"h Hospital there and three deaths.
t.cNhc'e in ihc city four deaths occurred. From
wednesday morning min noon to-day there
TOY" OF twenty-Ouc eases aud thirteen
deaths In Paris VI. Camc-casso the
Project de Police of the Seine. visited the infected
houses Yesterday Every prccauon j. being taken 10
prevent III" -p.rid OF the couiapn Thf Cabinet Conn
cll ." IT'S nrtug to-day discussed hy gcnc measures.
FROM hlidif Thursday to Friday morning four new
ca OF ch"leia were reported thi- city. none Of
Whrh. however, proved fatal The centre of the cpl
utHlc j. me huc Marguerite, ana 81 Antoine quarter.
lh luNIr j. nor alarmed H he prospect and the gen
cI.I a-Iclt VI Tie cLLy rrmAIn. nrAamgeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
STRLEI CAAS ~ IAL BRIDGE.

, At a meeting yesterday OF the committee Of
TIE bridge IrdD,.,' vlch is d.li4 ty gt, om ot
Increasing the laciiucs OF the Bridge and rcdGcni-
The tolls representatives the street railroad COM u
les whose lines past thc tcr.ni IT the Bridge were
present and The question running street. cs over tie
bgidse ro.GHays Was discussed lir'4"e"'
Lyon of the Third Avenue C'inlan
proposed iy tracks tn ErliCe ana rin care tdh
la Lra.ie,. ali received I"ih ptn-h
cr. only the I-!l--r. provided tIr company
could manr thr nrooky End -. the itl'c' a i.ni','
and carry through p4s-rii'rs fOu ltai len uuu 49, o.
b u Ton i've cents the receipt ui AL tiio l%h t'rc 'ci1
VIII iAc street company. ne itt4tI Wa. "o
reported upOa by the couisiiltscc vh AOtGty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
rp,c,rrvrS OF CABLE NEWS.

PurNuuuAvEN. Nov. i The carpenters ana
sankcr- ~hou- thr dock of the North German Lloy d
steamship Company were destroyed by ire To day.
Nf,pnIp Nov. Heavy rains continue I'm the Fa'tern
PROVINCES Mann OF the towns aud villages of Alicante,
tiueril and Valencia suffering itum too l-. some
have been DESTROYED. MANY persons have been rendered
homeless aud great d.-iIc,- prevails.
PARIS. Nov. Tile -uez Cana Company viii send
committee 90 Itut ou November H. Zoo examine ana t-
ori up,r tle feasibility Of widening the present cdnh
OF whrthf necessity exists tor the building 81 -r' ohh
tIf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA +'''' - '''''''' w '
P,uu-f wanna Railroad Passenger brplr m"uf deny ih
reports f4A. cut rate ha- n'c. mode i3 ,hdl COM
ptuy Iu-y -at tl. business b.. ...'I. conducted g.
iou. pu,c, and tAat tAcy do uoi 4u,.l. TO joan m tc
mnfrIcut
Ar.. Dr. uroad known a, rl" Ca.onyille short Line
v SOD n, OPENED Nonaa, branch Of the Ia'um"r"
aI t,.oDt I:li.1aa. Iht toiU rtIcuo- nom -, A-lr-
- ZION COLL oboe. IlIIuur" and Potomac to tdLlOutiIc,
Sid. q distance oi about ipur miles
Ho.ru> Soy. =. beginning ON November 10. the Now
York aud Sew. Llsiaud Railroad WILD rln urw t.,in u"
be- hrovn as ihc Ncw-lueHnd limited" m connection
with fhc N,v-Yorr sew Haven and Hartford L1Told.
between Iu-tou and Sew j. by tho Wy oI t-r "AI
Linc." leaving either 'liy at B.. u.
BALTIMORE NoF. t. The argument in tho case az th'
Iulti1ur. aud Ohio Ial road Company aud Baltimore
and Otn t.tpr. Company AGAINST the Adams Express
Cori,ry and others to prohibit the defendants from
fn,i to fser express matter. Was closed l li" me
states tIrII to.It toiJf. The taU'r- tNhrh 10y
jude. Bond and Morris. and their decision l. IT,
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IOND0N. NOv. :.
L"kp LYTTo|s LErrtRs.-An injunction has been
griuhi pertaining Miss Dewey from publishing Lord
Lyttou'- letter, 10 his wife
1lt SKYE CRorTrRs. The TTlghand Reform Assoca-
10" h, Photographed to the eKaspIatel cIofrr- al the
l q" SKYE not I" resist tie police but to protest against
their action b. petition to Parliament
BRITISH 1RNDr.-1he returns issued by tho Board ~
Trade show thar IN October British imports decreased ~
compared with that mouth n lat year tf.13Iopu ana
maj Inc exports decreased compared with October OF
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
An observing traveller in the West saws that

the Western town J. buiit j. aIOut rs follows:
l. given to the ocAlitv shatt T. built. new
paper started ana post Office established a faioac
unst theu hc procured. hauihlls and Circular die
through Eastern residents
come some DiIiiInr- always saloon, ar" crfte ava
the town is well on the way citywar Boston journal
\ novel attraction drew great crowds To q
III hn,.d Fn-l church lately where adycr iscd
tnat Professor Nj Ter w0ad perform new "a iast n
the IT, luhouc with organ accompaniment. -. AAdei'
al "a IFf.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
KILLED WHILE RESISTING IRREsE

LANCASTER, Pa. Nov. The store OF l.. c.
Robinson ia salisbury township, bordering ou the Welsh
Mountain wa. robbed several days ago. \ number OF
ncgr1c, connected with the Bu1lIM gau- were
suspected Of committing the crime. Constable bowman
,f Glow, Id ti. r,,h.f. today. and di.cosrr,d EN-,
fDur iu number. IA thrr Aliin- pllee lac m'" az
ir,ptcd tD escape whu EHNutn -Au. uu" %. Chem. r'
,,r..t. On Che D.rl-t .lhcfing t.t woeut ."hn
Uns another tNe uarty was ptuIcd AND lodged n
iuiI Ia tlls CITY tll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
TIE srNRN-IN CANADA.

SHAME pf MpNrs, Que, Nov. THE storm
which visited here "Wednesday took much tie shape Of
tornado Fifteen houses were destroyed and con'id-
cradle quantity ~ wood which the fisherman had ID
store was swept away. number of fishing boats were
fatally, ,leioed having iriited the rocks. several
poor families WHO had their winter store OF provisions IN
their liars suffered -rri,u, o~-e, The roadway we're
,~~frnyr y floods ana now mpas>abie WINE DiluErs
were broscu down. d.,
A. Notre Dame PORTAGE the storm was iel 'eNcrcy'
T.4rrr houses were swept away, aud small wharf was
knocked over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
TIIE TONQrIN CANPAIGN.

FRENCH EfI>FoEc'WFNTs-A FURTHER CnrDT TO
FL ASKED FOR.
PARIS. Nov. The Tonqum Committee of the
Dcpatie. has voted a credit fer rcmiorcements to
be srhi 10 the French forces in Tonquin. Both
General Cam'eron. Minister Of War, and Admiral
Iryron, Minister of N,rne. minated 10 the CONF
nIii'' ihaI n The conflict confined ln 'onqu n
ih'} would b. ougcd o. ash Tor further credit IN
Dec mt"r ol s .OoOUJ0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
EARTHQUAKE SHOOK IN COLOMBIA.

BUENAvENTURA, Nov. :, VIA Galveston
Ncvs from call and other IN the southern states
of Colombia reports that The most severe shock OF carh
quake that La- been c.t tor three years occurred last
uicht The Church 81 IAN Pedro az can WAS wrecked
and another church and several houses suffered severely
The Other towns which felt the shock escaped without
ST. tllA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR ROCKIES TER.
vEsAL T,tIvNI AND 4 rh~~E\GEE HURT.

A ItIINUI \ AND 4 FN~~tNUtt UlNI.
lrl UifcEAI1i ro 1884, IEiEr>-l
R0CHE~IEl, Nov. IA serious accident
occurred t- iarcuooI ou Ola" Wc-i shore Railroad uf abe
I@pd- m ir cAiic4c ,outiW, iit 60. t.c ciy hy
which hrt4'e. Cd per~o- Wc.c inquired. Train o., from
N}i"cns' dnc here 90 1000. canning zoe time. and
While running 100 tr Ite OF eighteen twenty mics nu
hour uct .cw ios above the llI. road "siub" tiaiu
y" D. running 90 Dcncscr junction. The shoes Wa.
severe AH Boon locomotive, utterly dculo -i.ll
Nv" "i three 'oaohrs the lucoul. tram were hrf i
an" h-nr'f 'o"an, of The @rh train. AND hi- fireman
were Aus l. Nut hVi much prevent then, Tram
M"-l i'N' %" arr lur irit "i o. transfer ifsI. CON.
"'i"i l|'l4 "hh h~ htaacuan. ilrur Ho,Hn.. lleac
weir .lyDlra Mro. john truIlIt. oI -.of..I 4, ,.-
ern-c' was 'ri lou it lJir. . gathering frou hrpI. r.-
aHA Luiir 100 tt Wtfh rcNra uHOir al EN- FRS A., g.
Tor -co but Lot verify. fa--ciarr. au fr.n. p 49,.
nuufso Int Ntrrh J. q bad one. AID % Will lax, SOM.
Luuis 10 clc..rlI up ~ tA4l ti.llu- can l.-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
cOyGRITrTITJyG JOHY NELLY

AUGUSTA. Ga, Noy. 7.-PatTick Walsh, men,
her % the National Democratic Executive Committee
from Georgia has tccgraphcd the following 10 John
Kelly Of York: con ..ratulte YOU on tie full
iar and honest vote Of Ianmany, which made SrOYcf
Clet elaI.d Presldent Of thn LL.lLed .tAtc,.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

h,d re,i.rly ai which thc cN-.iu- disturbance - among
the roa l were thoroughly discussed. The situation -
roco.r r,d us being dcmorii,ri iu both nr froi-li
I t..,r.-cr CD ptr-fncrt- and none o. the questions
,, -IfYu goo ave been .'ftlr e frN in IIfh-
ago have bcrn 1.Il.trd $50 action SOS taken "I .ir
.lf- except 100 I--., call for mcc Iu o 'h" c Do
i.tf,.. .. t. .i.t road fl. most htu"- i.t. dlI
ril f..o Joint Committee for Oh lat .t"r 80 ra
driRnr arrive At rIur settlement %! thc NUMEROUS
matters il l-lu.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov. THE sore OF
Hart Brothers. dealer. IN general mcrr@na!'c' w "'
public, Vas harned ths morning. lo-s soo'oov m'ui-
ahco. s-J.VOO.
IrnAcAH y Nov Fire destroyed Iiose House No.
early this morning. AID inquired tine adjoining i'''dnh'
Oh Ira sIulwcli. who lay " with Typhoid lsvsg al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.
BERLIN. Nov. 7.-Empcror William vi

DTTTTN, NOV. I'-LInpcTOT " ITIIiW VII Ut
liver the address OF welcome the delegates AZ the first
siitin- oi tue Congo Conference.
PARIS. Nov. The Temps announces that meetings
will bee held al the Foreign Office week to harmonic
the views OF France and those ~ the African Association
upon The territorial limits of the Congo country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

TsBrNF OFFICE, Noy 81 a. m.-The movement OF
the barometer yesterday VS. upward and downward
Clear weather prevailed. The temperature RANGED he
tween 81 aud 90 tie average 357- being 67s lower
tEu on the corresponding day last yedl, ANA 3ss
higher than ou Thursday.
Fair aud III .Ity warmer weather may be expected
to-day ~ this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
A WOMAN mRNLD TO DEATH.

Lyons. Nov. 7.-Whic Mrs. Grover Younc
was removing ashes from stove TINS morning hcr cloth
ing caught nre IL Is supposed taAt thu smoke prevented
her from calling fof ho p. and as shr pala c
could not stine he nanos Half later she e,s
found floor AMI the rolA Ma antle. Her bod
WAS found iu q shocking condition she sulyIscd hour
III LllII. IyiIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
srlBByyG / YONG woW4X

BALTIMORE Nov IA young man named
Joseph Kat,rubcr,rI stabbed aud almost Instantly
Killed Emeliuc Miller NoUuG woman sc hpt been keep
i.- .nuuuS wish. Faca- H. i.- cNtuli-. lac Vaa.
rested kailcnbcr.cr VA. drunk az tAc unc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
\ SYRACUSE sYORF BURNED OUT

SYrAcusE, Nov. THE wholesale clothing
house 81 hrotorr DIESEL Co.. was totally Destroyer u,
i... tl- m.t.in-. causing loss oi ''"Oo lH'"'
d., thr nic.
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Mr.. AETHrR 70 60 TO WiSHiNGrOE TO ri y
prcsd, nj Arthur spont quiet day yes'er-
day. only leaving tho fAth Avenue iloi"I io'
iour 10 visit personal fr1eids ana tsI'
hui callers. lie du~i At tie hcie4 ah r.,
thr evening There IL VIII ravc Sewi ok ioI W'sh
lus ton This afternoon at y O'clock
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OBTTTA RY.
MONSIGNOR AZARIAN.

CoSsThNTINorLR, Nov. T. MOnsigDor Az
ariaD. the Armenian Patriarch. who has been III fo
several months. died today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

been in conference with Professor soey Librarian o me
Navy Department since "Wednesday moring cohc'hns W..
liz annual rerort Tho Secretary stated tai hc ir l"
been photographed Tor 10 80 70 Now H. h' ~, t,i
been there and ina he did not Intend g'hE 'h'o -"
,ttIu
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.sRuc- - "a. iucusncrf's.
~ and 81 Broaaway.

Have ou exhibition ,ae library Of the ia,o Ion. JAMES
80, RICE. o, Ma-pct', l.
largo ana x,usc,,c--i coe.-,n o. TIE best Ens'ia
literature IA lts ,ac,oas departments.
Al tne Doo.s are IN good coailn AMI naay Of 'hemlu
suus .an,i4l .nI h-alsJDo a.ai. -s>
ra,.a'e .i'. r-rs ,'oNDNy. Norenbcr TO- and 'ol.
bow is.-ss .ss,n, G.r commencing a. DC ocA IN
e. afternoon and Z. 'ia sac evening
t,ecisn. r,,- i.r fi~f-
...oat o.i ..At. -.t .tD44~.s.
;iomc- 'iaar Prc-,r,c,, s>e
cJ,ns. s,a, p,,..c. a.. ''" '''''' '''
GLASS;
And WlE.lt't
r......ILa SO BE-
Cr.rl,-' cour'.nr-p- 1.It.','-'i''' ~, - '7'H'
''"' "''" '' SARAH - MctLHNru.
SOS Dssr.s-'t. Hro,.'-- -
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Icrtcr. tor earoye a.-d - 'y tir''-i ., ~.
lyrr al c.t.4l.lI ., a. tt,4.- N,.aAc mai, az D.
t', .- ... 80 a. a.l.ay NoefnDcs VA. s.)i,
l.o,l 80 a.. el-et .. ,i.' zee - '''Nt ,, -,
sAlCNDAA --t. ,.if m .ui -ar1Yr. ncr cay y
ie.a. ~ .d.r-','n- .. - i'l ft 'Alt, csc, az
..a's d,r-ct p.r : re.u.sra va Antwerp ., 80
3d. oi 7'',.1i nfe,, o,r - "' oit va ';ia 'o'
-.. ,' 1ss ps M H., va = e, .s:- -' Ia
i3r GAIA 4Al a.. 80 lso. Havana. NonD1rI
Naisfor chtn1lni Japan, pes Ar,p.o wa S@a stls
ia AZ. Nrs.,rarani. s,nl Oh lna ~ issnt~ per
Australia wa -aa FraIc So. oi~' acre '"NeM Ger =
ceso sltn British mats or Ausli"iA]
The schedule Of closing Of rrAa,Palc pt, - ana %,
onthe presu mt on % tAiy laaie Nc AZ
Francisco he lay u sasns Of STEAMERS -F' '''P
thence the sane "a" HEXay g. rE,AgsoN. r0':.aA''st
Post ONCE Nsw.Yoss. N ~ Oct 81. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

tage started as clerk in the Troy City Bank in 1slS.
and In $50 he entered the Merchants Exchange Bank
OF this city as teller In 1865 he was appOin case!
OF the seventh Ward Bank lie has been It's presidens
since 1872.