New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.

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Svp,crsE. Jan. 2.-The OnOndaga County
nd the s-racusc Savings Banks have advanced the rate
NJ interest on their mortgage loans to ba per cent an
,n in .he future give their depositors the pehen' o
ts increase by paying per cent interest Oh tner
deposits
The schedules Of the assets and naDltics OF "es'co
Co. stock brokers, who assigned two weeks ago. were
a,ed to-day The liabilities about $l2OOoo Assets
$4,000 Assignee James S. Grouse gave bonds In 'he
sum Of $4,000
The Onondaga Agricultural Society which is In most
nourishing condition, has appointed 0eorge Du''s
Marshal r. Dyer and A. W. Palmer, commissioners 10
its proposed increase capital stock In such
manner as will be most advantageous to the interests
the society.
Major Pooes pension agency paid out $50, ,s5i IN the
month Of December The payments In December, 1885,
were Sl9,77s.
Syracuse people interested In property near
Newbug on the Hudson where valuable silver deposits
arc said to have been The property has long
been known to be valuable because OF Its deposits OF
graphite Within q few weeks silver ore has been Iouhu
ON the property Assays show from five to 255 ounces
Of silver to the ton OF rock
Clarence T.. Perkins, OF an English oooksellef
who was arrested on Wednesday for robbing saloon In
Fayette ST. confessed to Chief Wright that he was
member OF an organized gang OF thieves that had robbed
about thirty stores and saloons within the last few
months only five or six of which we're reportedto
the police.
The faction of ST, Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church.
knpwu as the An-Nicumtcs, formally separated from
the above congregation by forming new organization
on Wednesday at the Unitarian Church. The faction
has purchased the church which formerly presided
over by Samuel ]. May.
New Years callers not numerous yesterday Ihose
who were out were with exceptions representatives
of the younger OF society The number OF ladies
who kept open houses was not as large as usual.
The county officials Of Onondaga turned over t1eir
offices to their successors to-day. Mr. Wallace an
efficient officer. remains deputy secretary OF the poor
1.-THE event OF the week in q social way the enter
tapment given under the auspices Of the daughters OF
Bishop Huntington, on Monday night. at Greyhound
Hall for the benefit OF The Shelter. The entertainment
consisted of living pictures which was followed Dy dauc
Ing
Congressman Hiscock Is to leave for Washington on
Saturday He will visit Albany during the contest
for Senatorshp.
The marriage OF Miss Anne Bruce daughter OF General
d. H Bruce OF The Journal, and Frederick Davies
WHITE son OF President Andrew D. White. OF Cornell
be the best man." The bridesmaids will be Miss
Victoria Emory. OF Washington Miss Florence Coit OF
Pittsield Miss Grace Newton, OF BROOKLYN Miss Anna
Smith, of Cleveland, Miss Elizabeth Hemer OF Lock
port Miss Katharine Gilbert, OF Giibertsvile Miss Ruth
White OF Ithaca and the Misses Jessca and Lola Bruce
The ushers will be Albert X Hiscock. Alfred Wilkinson
Charles W. Andrews, Austin X. Dickinson and Andrew
s. White. After the ceremony General ana Nrs Bruce
will give reception TO the bridal party aud friends