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4 rorya wonlvf pREsEYcE OF rLXn

The tour-story brown-stone house Nos 80 and 81
East 1enth-st. i, divided into two parts by brick
wall above the first floor. where there is shop.
Mrs, Kelly ana Mrs Farnham occupy the W per floors
aud let room, to lod-efs. Miss Celia Lynagh. a
Young woman who wears spectacles. and has NOR.
than a womas 81 are of courage has lived with Mrs
Kelly on the west side at the wall. Shortly ait1
= O'Clock Yesterday morning. Miss Lynagh was
.w .cned By smoke and she quickly a>c-rta,nei that
the smoke came from Mrs. Farnhams side OF tho
house. Hastily dressing herself she Tan down to the
street and pulled the bell of No 81 The door lead
ny to Ms Farnhams rooms not ias,cncd and tia
Young woman ran up-stdir, to warn the occupants
that the house was ire Flames had started 10
closet the third noUr. ana tine hallway was LitI
with smoke. Mis- LyuaLh cried d" me a. Loudly
"a, possible and knocked the hall dO1r-, she con
tinued Ter way up toward TIE root. She he'Il
-uind. o hasty preparlt Tor flight IN the rooms.
until she got the lest landing Her knJtN o. 1919
door Vi a rcar hall room tacr" WAS not Answer by
! sound and shc pushed the door open. Charles H.
Watson the odg in tAIt 'n. wa seated IA e-,i
| masking a deliberate toilet.
4" Hurry and let out The house IS On Gre" aid
/ Miss I.yudgh.
Watson did not seem to mind what she said. A. she
turned 70 20 down, size that tlc names al b. qua
Z, Alta, the stalls and she hal 10 bold hc breath .
keen from being chci-rd hV The smoke. Sle mana cl
get back the street IN safety. HE inmates "i lu'
! house with the exception OF Watson, went ont NJ
about inc same time ms hiss L,uagh. lie un 81 4
so !nug in la, room that la, escape u} tic -tIr, A"
! impossible Ih,n ue shut the door oI his ROOM ntu1
a rope OF b., bed clothes and ufrd O. lHr,l hu-,it
/ rom the window To a rear 'Aita-i'n. " be- io
! reached the end 81 hIs rofe hc d'"Hpcl iort ~
balance the extension TOot and tell u' lhc Aai'.
/ " hen tine fireman arrived 10 cNtMgli-u t.r %. .t.
| The, touud Watson helPc~, thr gt'uu-. i.e i'
inlirrd Iii; spine seriously in h, la'l %, police -eAs
Lim II the NrN-lork Hospital Tho d3ma., uy or:
flame, was confined To the upper part OF No. b AID
the loss was about LOCO
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PROPOSING ~ ILEcrEIc.L EIILEIL
FOR ELEVATED rAsstSDiE LrNHs ~ BOSTON ANp
CAMBRIDGE.

FOR ELEVATED rAssfS,IE LINES ~ BOSTON ANb
CAMBRIDGE
BOsroy, Dee. II pcciaJ.-Notice 81 an IN
tcnton lilo petition to the General Count Tor Moor
pofation a. Elevated Railway Company BIAS b''A i'
corded in the office Of the secretary OF state Among
the lead ng petitioners are John 4" Gambler IrrtrHc@
O. Prince VI Dominion Ross. AMI cambridge WIt..i*h.
The net ourr- desire DE incorporated as the Boston
Elevated Railroad Company Their project Hb 'l"
and operate elevated railroads On which tril"- s.H Dc
run by electricity. one proposed limo Is from go" ~
Square to Harvard square Cambridge; others from the
same or another central pJlt o. Hcs. ,NbIy Para AMI
toHroolnr Town Hal aud from the foot o. sam Hcr- a.
10 NJ lion Tswn Hal Br,d'- tht.c citrii I'i,
oI ~ ~ i',, " .,,nrn fI,ni 10 the NcN-Yor. and
New ana Railroad; thence 10y inc on "'" y
Albany ana Provd"nc" l;tiirohd stations 10 il' It,
conn cling the GREAT Ihe projectors clam u" nav q
cert IN advantage. over any previously dr' SCI pan u
the particulars especially of operating ~ ''''''' %
not hy steam. model or design ni t"'i I'@
| ana ia running Their model u mat hh"Fn T.,
lossccH Tor this part Of the country me consul u''l""
quirc, onI, "A sin-r lue or po'i From posi- 10 P'.l
single mnIn raj D.. extended winch tak"' ia" "cth' ga
| the tIaiH, each side Is another hs"l'I TAN "
two outer rails are 80 attached 1" me pos. 'h' az"
available safety guide rls. Ia Wnlch H'tN'' "
Werht brought to bear, nat the tfuh j. h' IT'D '''
ana its centre OF gravity b. maintained above t1r me
OF poss The ear, WILL lbs OF the width u-tN t'r r-
yalrd ralIrOai.- The absence ot steam Us r'l h NJ
vantage In respect hcinc les liability o MINT
euing horses cou-iancy IA force Sdd ecohph'
II IL said that the electrical railway - no" hJ""" voc
! experimental stage aud It, practical w,rtnt ~
! is well understood. There win be no Ulculty lh
producing power enough - run any ruh tht II 50" 10
desirable to u.s.. ICis the Intention To br"iu fkhI on
with "A model track o. hlf mile 10 length, ~ oIdrI I"
satisfy everybody 10y actual demonstration 81 me lra'
Mlty oil the proposed plan. WHAT lac OF road VIII rHt
be bit into the suburbs. n the charter shd D. gtdui'
mas not yet been definitely determined, hui The an
| bridge line, or mat tho west iSVhPn'J
| would be, perhaps. tho most likely 10 b'
chosen. A. to running alouE the sidewalk or over tne
middle OF the street definite decision IL made ana the
several lines would probably be varied "cc"Idhs l.
succial eXgencles In this PARTICULAR he amount o
canta has not been fixed. bnt this VIII he determined
somewhat by the extent " tho gram made IN the Rel o
| incorporation The persons ALREADY enlisted III tht
nnterri1e are mostly Boston capitalists DIsuhgh lshed
i --ineers have approved tho plan OF construction
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ions KN0WS EIGHEDAY CLOCK.
HISTORY OF THE TMEPIEcE SINCE TIE GREAT
RIFoRMEE DIED.


RIFORMEE DIED.
HUNTINGDON, Penn, Dec. NV. II. Woods
~ tll, city his possession IA clock shat wOul
command perhaps ~ hikha ngurc rs any other time
piece u the ~. Il built AT Paisley scotland,
by Evan = kroc in 1860 and owned by John Knox,
tire great Scottish refr;u'r, from whom M Woods Is
.ucsl descendant. john Knox dIct m 1872. II 5 BIZ
ci-ut.lly cock was handed down to his family Tor
nearly hundred and nifty years, when IL finally came
INTO tue hand, OF John Wthcr-poou father Of ONO ~ The
s..u,rs of the D,ciaraton Of independence.
whom John Witherspoun, the son, let
sco.aul in l7GS TO take charge OF Prince
t,u college. lac brought the old heirloom with him, and
when hc wac rlcctei TO the Continental Congress the
oll tmrprcr was ticking 90 MS parlor- aui mtcI.ci
c hour OF Dis departure 10 transact hi patriotic du's
Dg. N.tucr~puou pulod the clock highly. lie cleaned %
Hni-,lf 10 lrul1r rtcrNas aud tool, pleasure "a show
l friends ana the men beers of Congress Mucu
Ic diced hc tuat II should remain m hi- fanny
.I .ttit o tur .gS -uoIu Ot ~uoCur- generations.
40 t4c death q Dr MIu,r-p'ou, which occurred iu
l,9I the C.ooA cc into the possession ot ms daughter
Macon. who ,uu-cI Iru.y married "a" Rev James :.
Nup OF IcWI~tuWu, this state, WHO Gl'u IN lNp-. Al
thr d t ut Mrs. HoUd-. shortly after tae c.otb came
INTO II, uf 'Gr present owner, W. H. Gods,
u Lls, IaIUr % stands The CLOCK Is hllll good
iinrkrrp,i Il ri-ht leet high. built OF lo-cWooi.
WITH brass works Mr. Nouds was urged 10 place the
clock exhibition al the Centennial, but refused 10 le
D. ur taken from the house
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mnar M1A 49, $1,000 80 - -

WHAT NIC IHE Mt 4lEH " IN 4i4> ItifN'
The carcass Of IA halt grown por1er Ing on The door
of Or. Cyrus Edson's Office at the Sanitary Bureau
Yesterday. and Dr. Edison was busy cutting of
portions of It's hide examining them with the an I
a powerful microscope. lie pointed u q suspicious
eruption which covered the pss body II IA te NnouE
to the tail and SAID he had been trying L. vain u ind
out what disease the liS had suffered from. la
carcass was one ot eight which had been seized IN
West Washington Market. The pigs belonged TO ono
litter aud had been killed New Jersey iarm They
must have been sick when the farmer stock the knife
into their throats to prepare them too market Brown
bntclrs rs BIZ as peas. someW hat resembling small
max pu-tueS dotted the hide OF each pIs closely
that one could not Ian silver quarter Oh carcass
without touching one more of the spots.
Or Edison said d" | have made myself familiar
with most diseases of animals but cannot tell WHAT
was the matter with those pigs. IL thc to'co "'i0
NOT quite 80 Hat should conclude that The pl-s h@i
suffered irom smallpox Some dSea~es are common
tc men and hogs aud / reason why plg- could
not haze smallpox if they were exposed To H. ono
thin. j, certain. The pS, wcr afflicted with disease
winch mpht have caused their death # they hac not
been buchcrtd and is not unlikely that the disease
might have been communicated to human being !. the
pork had been eaten
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SouE NILEl,LNG NIIrINr'T&


powss ANp 1AatE-.ariN i.r n"n-'H -.-'. D.
M'A.IyIl'- >taEpw ...r..
Eo,rov. Dee. - l>p'.'I.- lhcre vl, "n
ui..., large - IHi-sr.tus a...I ot.t..- before ..
Grand jury which reported to-day. ono 'f ttr it.i
e,ci syn. a-si4.' tlr I.,y w. IS. BOVINE. tHl AnI..
Tabor both ~ whom Irr i.il.trl .nr Adultery 'r'
the reR Indictment ou the Diet va, AGAINST N''
Emma lee iIuI.o. who i-chpr-.l with larceny. I'D"
pleaded bot guilty. Dis. huI-ti fl' .".'''''' '''-
Of people 100 Boston, N,w.l'ik and "'irr .'''.'
and Io.- ago -"rN". term IN .'". h"."- u
disgrace. aud made u necessary i'l him 10 brave .
cry There Wtt some ~urpfi.r r'''"-.r1 "H'i -'.l
looking young man, 'u'rIr~ ii/t'.. came OFT 'i I
dock and stool at The bar o." Hd I" 70 lhdfIh' DOT
charging him with Keeping and Npu- for -I' lntoNi'
eating ulupr. u appeared, however. tht hIt/'. ""'
49, n.t,iy t,i mcneil ON the ..pupr Indictment bat hl
uuuu A woman. To bufu urlriurui- H" p'H ID
not guilty.. Ihi. IA case whrr" q N"hht woman
-ai 10 We hrrl "ni'r' mo h1|h'" 'H ~ '"''"1
and lorr.bly kept there a pr-ohri Tor months ,,
one Of he i. matters call a against Robert Nc
kc.ycy who few years as' was I ut"i A" ' "a tenn
iu. t.,,s~4pe from tIr superior 90 Mutual court ii'
nd rem arrAi.uei ON lu Indictment, tnl while iu'
dock wa 80 niIri with persons that toe officer "u Side
49,, it,.t lI- ,,'.,,u,rt- VI k.llry pruc,, .'i 90
Inc Md made "a rope ot the available mat rt. h" '""l
secure auI fastening One end oI hat lh"d- ihr '.N
-d out q. IA. win io~ and began i' ""'r ui n-'I 40 "
Ground distance oi ABOUT ritiy ir''. i't
about half way down people passing 10 "'-'
Culrt ruulre were startled by i'In-
scream. Mckr.vy'. rope hal broken. hen 'h' -U"'
rcmo,ni to the hospital but rNrr'.-"i
~ lt- spine was evidently fractured. CONTRARY To '''
expectation. amer many m'hil-"i urt'' i'n' '' ~
hecn confined at Deer Island Tor ulNId' "I'"' ""'
I, now called upon to answer 10 " '''' -'
Of escaping from one OF INC ,"'... ' ,.',
To all apraI iuCc- hc IL prf"cI} Wei h' '"7'J az"
al, mo- I'll % former Injuries.
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LYNS, Mass, De. II ,Sp.ciHD.-Ih boaru
~ Ovcr,rcrs ol tho Poor which trsts ttod inc I''''
OF cruelty and mi,mana .omrn, against tA' 'H''r'"
Home uatron at pIDuc h,auu-, report '"a' t'' '-"'
charges arc not sustained ~ tnr evd"ne. nt i''' l'y
are %. Oh, opinion chat the Chidfef' i'""' has '''"
from thc br5uu.us. aud Is nov, III eNoiJ S'"'' W
t, . l.,.,, far children au! that the mluHn me, AZ
ii fc ~, the D.. 80 ~ trcatln mt aud the h.h'''t
care To cprrolor tc this the Board has the i''" ~
S.alc officials vino consider this HON. one o. ,'c 20
tur state, lu closing o., report the B"IH say ~ @
always considered CIty fortunate ~ ''''i'c N.Y. IL
vice, of 30 a.Ir u4tiou and hl-hy tlIo-'"' "'t 49,
%. mana cement lac COM iiui against w. ", ' 80,
u.rictr,d hy Two Catholic priests cdl'o' Wv ~
int TIE secret the trDuJlc WIS tii w 30 i,,I
tie uouIr taken repeatedly q" " PIC s, 80 rs
rear b., ou suudaye. In.rc Is NJ t-r""' cu"''0 W. "
lsiyu, instruction al the hom".
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METHODS THAT WE'RE N0r IyvAyE.

The report Of Expert Lewis into the affairs
OF the E,1ex County. y. j., Ins lie Asylum which WAS
before tae last Grand Jury, and upon winch 1t is be-
eycd they basel their Indictment of tho Freehold
and the generation Of cxW4r1rn Leonard, was made
public Thursday. 1t Is complete hnaiy-lS OI Inc
asylum management up 10 l>-l aId shows nat inc
Freebooter, and IIudrY Committee were ituliy ~
lppropratIng none; monthly to Warden Leonard, max
ig him a dsbursIn. officer Nj L'", asserts That me
board had no authority d. this and DO 1l'O d-rrr-
Gates the practice of ming bills alter Leonard hdd
pa)d them. . a.
H. spea.iLg o. Warden LconnrPs bookkeeping. the
expert says that u leonard had designed II sioy al
Information maze II Impos, bic % obtain any ciew
that would cad TO HOgicdle %, tht condition OF
the ~ylui design could not have been more sur-
cersfuly carried out, for the accounts are mixed ana
books are MISSING IN L"'uards h"Of- an Ieu 81 ITO
appeared Tor repairing L.oLatd's furniture Ih's was
paid the adding articles on Subsequent
bills cnargeable 20 the county until Tn" Who'll" amount
WA. paid. The first bil presented 10y Van Horn after
Tie Obligation was incurred was raised SOL In Al9
market bills L"one~t ch RED prairie chicken and
brOIiers chickens ana "a" - lhc cKlcrJ also ds-
covered that ia Leonard r.1oat with Ilcrncy Il Co..
grOeers, gin, champagne. .g:r, brandy ana MADEIRA
vino CHARGED Oh tie vouchers 10 the county as
rec. sugar. barley and groceries.
Tho board decided to Ir-'ut the report anl aI The
accompanying document 10 tae present Grand Jury
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nnrrrARtS nLtrS 10 Ills WIPE

J. X. Emmett, the actor, who has repeatedly
di.-iaccd himsef and disappointed audiences by drunk
ciuc-s ~ the yc-t SORT visited tao vaults OF the DIOR
c4utlc safe Deposit Company, AT No. ~ broadway
Yesterday with his VIE and IN the prcscnc" OF several
Witnesses handed to her Hftceu $4,000 fourI"rcon
Iu.cI ~t IT,, bonds. maturing Iu 1901. MI Euurt sAd
tUi c reports that he bad lr or would leave MS Lam
Gc circumstances were without ih- -EAI' 81
tltl About % week ago i~ decided 20 hi. " ic III val
uab.r property ia Albany known as Irt/r VITA ana
later e had gwen hcr $4,000 After rdu-actih2 TINS
mule business AFFAIR 'r. aud Mrs Emmet stared ioI
richmond. Va. to nj 3d. enlargement tier" M Lmn'
Grul. ke dCbauChcs.
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cUlrP rcAB~s AccrsrR ~ COURT

JdultS AL III VI W. - Nd'H'i iH',-''' WIZ v 90"
arrested Friday night by Officer Kcly,Of the Jefferson
Market Police Court, charged with having Issued re-
rOrts detrimental 70 tho moral character OF john
MCabc As~i,tIni-Ch ic Of tho Fire Department, We
arrai sucd before Justice Smith yesterday morning Tor
hearing, bat biz counsel Charles T. Miller not being
present, the case went over ARA was az ore ll'h'
collar uaAcr IN the employ Of the Ere department, hut
lost A- acc lie then accused A>s-tant-thct VI Cane
OF bciuL instrumental 30 his dismissal by using Ms
Influence with the commissioners. This was over iW"
We u ago, and since that time Asslstut-'hci M'dpe
i. lr.,s that he has o"rsltt-Ttly. annoyed MN me
charges that ARD made al Dr,t were Investigated ~
the nmissiuucrs, but InpOrtduc" Was attached 10
them. Recently Ard issued circular accusing M'ahc
%, receiving stolen good MCanc then determined To
resort To the courts, and Ards arrest by Ofcor Kelly
~ he
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THE BAR on TIE DEATH or NR ElNcS

A meeting Of the bar called 10 cNpic>N s"irow
mr. tho death OF Francis ~ Bangs WAS held yes
terlay afternoon IA tue General Term room d, ia
S,r,.mc Court. and large one Justice Noah DAVIS
urr,l,I aud the vice presidents were Ihllcl riI,eS
Iudsss William J wallace aud Addison brown. chef
IA DE louu SrdsWick. OF the supreme Court, thci-
Justice Charles f. DAY. Of the Court az common a.
Surrogate Daniel G.. Rollins, and Recorder Frederick
S,,,th Edward Randolph Robinson, Ia O"hdit %. lie
committee appointed at preliminary mreiinSps"Nchiol
resolution, dopluunS the death OF Mr. banss iHy
K,,eoc CouINIng James c. Carter, FREDERICK CouaorL
AaroL j. Nanderpoei AlgernOn ;. Sullivan Anthony
R'rt.tt and nnaIly hy Justices Davis an1 Charles T..
DAILY.
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4 GOULD SIOCK STECCK FROu the LIST
The American Telegraph and Gable Com

pany's stock, Oh which tho Western tul0n Telegraph
Company guarantees per CEN annual dividends W.
the list at the stock Exchange yesterday IN
accordance win the resolution passed hy the Governing
Commit q month ago Work. ~trOus q Co. comp AIMED
that the conf refused 10 recognize cert an crrh
OF the stock which dividends hal been PAID Tor
than year. the ground that the former ccIl
Hcacs bore forged power Of attorney The stock TX
cha Committee allowed HE company thirty dhNs IN
WHEN to rcccdc from thls position Tue company made
NpAMaLOn an1 The pcnAty was enforced yeotorOay
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sIy1rLlE nLArsE " 1 VIII

The most impOstln viii case nON before Sur
Ogato Stephens ia Richmond County, Staten Island, and
INVOLVING the distribution Of az estate e-tu. ted ~
nearly 500 600 that OF Louis Dc Cumrau formerly y
banker III tHis city. lie died 90 Mdrch - 1852 CAS-
ton d. I'uWlcr. OF Mcssr-. Ja.htJr d
Holt, BANKERS, became the temporary administra-
tor and hiod his bonds IN &l,OOO.OOO The viii
was witnessed Dy T. BluL.i Of tnis city. ana william
7. Mccormick. Of Bro ,kiyu. one seDtenco READ: "
declare, that Tor reasons well Known family, be-
qneaih nothing To nay sons" The OJntcstiug
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DID VIZ. vlyDsrGILr ofFGR TO Buy THIst

DlD Mr.. VANDERBILT OfFER 70 by THISf
S. PAUL Dec. IL (SpecaO.-J. +. kIcier' OF
Waterloo Iowa. brother OF Houore kiefeT, of Chicago,
from whom the customs officers have recently seized
printing -nid 10 bc Raphael says: Honore. or
u,nr,, which ia lis H. name had the painting in
this city IN 1853 together with several others. OF
Which hc laid was also tho work of the old master
lie told me that the painting was valuable and took
II to Newly ork and showed It to William Ii. Wander
bilt " ho oicrod me 10000 for it IN prove to
bc q genuine Raphael llonore followed me TO New
oik and We went back Ia Dubuque where he had
been tried tor the thctt of the painting he matter
Was settled AMI Ilonorc took the painting to Chicago
Mr.. hIclci, who Is reputable citizen OF Waterloo.
state. that ho was IN Paris. IN 1853 and 81" NJ.
Mona. G., aud the priest who brought the painting 70
I'M, brother and he heard that II had been stolen from
tine Vatican. lie however doubted the geuuIuencss
of the painting. IlouOro kio1,r was at one time
tolcrnhly we'd off, lie had $4,000 francs stock M
lie Petite Bank OF Paris. but it failed and several
other Institutions in which he was interested also
iaiicd. Ilo WAS Interpreter tor several foreign
euba.-ie, and at duercut times held commissions in
the turkish aud spanish armies.
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PROPOSED ADDIuoy 10 THE NrsEUu Of ART

PROPOSED IDDITION 10 THE NTNEUH or Art
committee Of the trustees OF the Museum
Of Natural History, acting with P.rk Commissioner
pordep hes LeeD considering the best mean
al additional building for thc museum. hil was
passed by the legislature year bat failed to secure
the signature OF The Governor All The ayaab!" space
OF the museum l. now IN use and ic0rc new building
cli II, ftcd Il viii be needed. The present structure
fOru> one wing Of what's intended u Ice the man build
lag. In addition IL /. intended 10 have ihig" nan
adapted for lectures and capa3c or fcauhR l-Ou OF
800 pcr.Ous HE lectures gwen FOR the Vachcfs
Of the public schools, Of whom here are NJ" more l1
5000. The e.tage-roOm uoW Ia u56 VIII only seat
300
II - proposed by Morris K JcsuD, president on the
museum that the committee of tie Bond OF isti-
Mate ami Appor comment 500 900 t'- purpose. o.
which 100000 III be used X ye and slOJOJO INC
year petition for This appr. pTHtOH D. IN clfc-
Ia,iou among school teachers and has already OD-
CsnCd great many signatures.
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NlElNG mn noLrHIN EElhr FoF 1 TEIP.

WIFING TIIE DOLPHN Etibl f'h i mn
The new dispatch boat Dolphin lay at inc inc
a-o,.v Yard vrsicray receiving hcr flushing tou'hoa
before eo!ns On trial trip to t'st her 'Peou anu
seasoins qual ties It stuousht that she may bo' ""5
ON TUESDAY. Her oonmlnicr Captain M'"uo' nus
received unlimited authority AMI wa eA"rvso vii tako
nlgn,,ut a. 10 the direction which the CRUISE ~ 80.
and how long rial trip snail be maze no ~, ,cst
that he will seek roaring gallo a IL ro Oh % n.rform
She viii carry no battery tho TRIP wv W., Iii 3oin
equivalent Ia ballast aud AFTER her ,aters
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TArER STOCK AWARDED.

Controller Loew has awarded to the success
ful bidders the 100000 additional water loan stock
OF the city The bonds twenty years and bear per
cent interest The premiums received aggregated
$4,000. aud this with the principal has been pad over
70 the City Chamberlain. The Controller Il much pleased
az haYing placed tho loan 50 advantageOIAiy.
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CLARA crERrSnCS or rHE AMAZON REGION

~
Professor BickmOTe concluded his autumn
cor.e OF Lectures the teachers OF tho pablo schools
in the Museum OF Natural History yesterday. The
cc continued tho OF tho principal features Of
S,ltn America which was begun with the present week
M inning ON th- Amazon the character o. the
tu, presented. views were thrown on
thr c.uvat. showing what remains OF the clvlzactou
- thr ancient Pcrlvdns. Their race, Mr.. BlckmOre
rl.s from tn general appearance oi IN" natives Is
~ th. same General branch as other Indians OF North
mr. south America. He pointed out slmarie, to
Asiotic nations of (which he regarEed the American
natives as "A remote branch. The exact sources OF the
Am, ,no have not he said, been determined but they
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and operation being practicable mechanical prin-
cples. There viii doubtless be u competing petition,
that Of the Mcgs patent Tor the Cambridge routes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

ORGANIZATION OF GERMAN DEMOCRATS
Aregular meeting OF tho German Democratic
Orgauzatou OF this city held last night at the
Ienionla Assembly Resgls. 1t decided san.ze q
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new general committee ana with this Object in view, 70
select one delegate from each cechon district III tAee cry
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be found among the smaller streams having thef
origin high IN the noun infamous regions.
The spung course OF lectures Will begin on saturday
February II, and will treat OF fishes reptiles ana birds
, 1885-12-17
CHRISTMAS
a brilliant and successful Affair Nu-
merously Attended.


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brilliant gathering last evening har'y IN
the day the hail. whlch haa oeen uas'eiui-
~ arranged and prepared was thrown
open to the public and between ~ anu l
p m, a line lunch was spread which was
literally patronized' In ,ne evening"
however while there was iunch again
the man features oil the "na'r were Tue
brilliant assemDiage' Tue ,nusie' uane"S
and the display oil natural anu "'ine'ai
nowers' and a thousand ana one o'ntr
thinRs all 'he way iro"i " "'.s u, "
two bits to embroidered articles '"ai sou
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