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d,-ollinr utth lOI no u West 3bth-sI. 3 s.
400 II q OF Gth.aye. lot 20xYS!f smltn ;....,,,
5-siory building with lease Of ian on I,IsT
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finanfial.
--TVICEERBOCKER TRUST co.
NJ nal hrH.AVE.. CORNEK 27TH'sI.

v-EyITKERBOCKER TRUST C0"
so a34 5TH.AvE. CORNER ZIIha no
.,ratoRIZED CAPITAL. s1.OOo'ooo'
PAID UP, S3o0ooo. ,x, AVN ar.
pEslsSSAM COURT AS LEGAL DEPOSIT 'nton,,.
n.se. for diyid%ass e gPers in
WV ISIL htnIssinIE c HhNVHEp sUBJEcT 10 DEMAND
phro'i.. ovcrS EHhf a JEwELRY, or other
gf5d ap1qn F aRG *%tIE
''q TlSGfSB RS@Ti = + y Esssss9
CHARLES T. BARlNE9 Y:o vissI PRESIDENT
DiRECToRS: 49,, VI rovt
Jo. AHsGSasn' E C.. T. s. So2 Sr;e1e Mall
Shas R Psshy Fred EdrIdSa noS raw T. ssnds
DE, oen' Ira Daven. a Foster Higgins u d. IL
port Cen george J. Magce
mating Of the stockhoiers Of above company o,G IS
vii be held at ONCE on TUESDAY NV, :, 49,
tn the Holders of General Mortgage Bonus
If the Wabash. St Louis and PACING
Railway Company. .,. comn,Dv who
Holders Of Genera ented to the Bondhoders sn
a aSG VINO in viz IN the Purchasing
,n'ties st i9J Broadway, Ne"-lorA'
has already signed by lSr ,HI majority SSaG
s I, @%Suh a2% afll IL o advantages
{ #s$SHsRsGRii s '7 5S%%''o
Ney-York, oct /, 1859. - =, ,,,, =, NJ
,5,Ip poNDuOLDERs COMMITTEE fon TIE M
o,c,xIz,TiON OF THE DENVER AND hio
cp,NDE RAILWAY COMPANY
o,orce with the terms Of settlement agreed upon
II .a COMMITTEES Of holders Of Car Trust Certlheates anu
,uoli6cation Of the plan Of reorsanlzatioh % "n w
- rill be given the time within whicn 'he oon"'
no cer,tHcote ders ILolders OF tho Denver
Ca onde Railway Company become parties 10 'he
SHu agreement dated June 10, 1888, WILL En-
TO- DECEMBER l. 1885 After that date SECURITIES WI"
fs "a mon terms TO be fixed and announcer ny
thecommttee. . 200.
NsxY York october 10, 1881
GEORGE COPPELL, Chairman
THEODORE DKEIER,
mo. LOWBER WELSH,
A. MARCUS,
RT WILSON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
-, 7,,,,, -,YD RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL-
@ WAY co.
.. st ~ a number Of bondhoders of the DENVER
49, a n ,NDE WESTERN RAILWAY co. MeSs's.
~rno0p CorPrII. JOHN LOWBER WELSH. THEO
O1 or MN and WILLIAM DICK have consentedt TO
i'm i.+se IN prepare and submit 10 Che bopdhOlders
D., the rrotecton their interests. and the reorgani-
az he OF the company t,ra
1,.s,o. nts appointing the committee DC lounu NJ
and holders Of the bonds are Respectfully
, VIC 10 call and sign the same ,,ono,eCO
MAITLAND, PHELPS & 60.
GILMAN son & co.
mast TENNESSEE, Virginia and Georgia
new minded coupon Us bought and sold IheSe pohus
vii now net pei M TRENTON WELLING. Is wall-st.
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EoaG0 nno Rooms panieo.
Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. L. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ LIVERPOOL AND OF EENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY Of HOME...... ......Has Wednesday Oct II.
CABIN passage $50 ana upwards. secondc class SIS.
GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LOND ~ Derry
ANCHORIA.Oct lila ~. ETHIOPIA. -Oct.3l, II am.
CIKCASSI A.. oct. -. ) a. ~. II RN ESSlA Nov =
Cabin passage $50 to $40 Second class $50
Stccrage outward 900. pTopm SIS.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents.
Bowling Green. New York
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frame buildings with lot no l,O7T IOtha,Ve o.
i005 II OF GSth-st. lot 251lOO; James Llhooh''-
By Richard !. HdraeH d co.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY,

! lstory house with plot OF land SIS, ln0th-st lV9
n q OF boulevard, plot l23.lx55xlO2x-i NJ
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REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK, Thursday. Oct. 10, 1850.
....,r on .rrfsT,TnNQ
Ri 4. II. Muller d Son.

Tho following sales were he'd At INC 10 10
Room to-day.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANG'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
yAPAN, CHINA: NLM.IEALANp. AUSTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH MERICA AND MEXICO.
from New York pier foot Canast. y. II
For san trunr.stO Yld the i5.hmis Of Panama.
tCNPlfl % sails Tues Oc;. -
Connecting Central an SOpth Anoucl aHd MeIt5L
Francisco Isl AMI BrAnnln
For Japan and china
CITY OF RIO DE ia EIt sails saturday. oct 81, ~ m
For HONOLULU. NEW-ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AZ SIEALtA sails SATURDAY. oct. -, . p. N,
or on arrival ~ London mdl4 N san Francisco
For freight passage ani general 1fOrnion apply no COIL
panyS Office Oh The pier. foot Caual-st " Il
TO THE PUBLIC
The Post oGco Department having announced that IL has
made satisfactory Itself tor the conveyance
an bound mails. and arrangements
been by the Department with the Pacific Mail
-up this hereby pivc4 notice that
md the la Of october next IL will not receive on any
Of It's oiCcs letters except sach d5
destined countries with which the company has con-
traceI 10 mails and except such az relate 20
the Il. buaIi. which latter II markcd ON SUSFS
CONSiGN fl - LETT Frs VIII De re-
ctivcd urstampcd and Luly forwarded.
II j. BULLAY, superintendent
NEW.YOt sept. ~. 1855. 4. NJ. =. :. CO.
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Gtlp nJanteo.

CINGERS WANTED for n chorus In the
- Madison Congregational Church In corpensa:
on the church will pay for their instruction In the New
York College OF Music under It's distinguished professors
Apply to LOUIS ALEXANDER, Director Of The NeWf OK
College OF Music 1853 East 10Th st.
NANTED.-A thoroughly competent French
raterancs. ranuired g22 9Th
WANTED.-lntelfigent ladies to canvass Tor
w a pepular hrstclass chlldren's magazine Liberal
Especially teaches Country agents desired
Addrexs ENTERPRISE
Tribune Uptown once, 1898 broadway.
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Che Gnrt.
DELHAM STEEPLECHASE.

Country -Blrpwou-Sounl Special trains will leave
Grand Central Depot X. r., oct. II ana j. n :
also Harlem RIVER station reached by Ihrla,e evated
n H. at .,J o m and II IS returning after races.
Tor Tho Race al Friday evening lG special train VIII
We Grand Central Depot NJ D. H. returning VIII leave
{ IN al 4 "A IN
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j WEEKLY sTEAMEisS
The elegant Of the Quebec steamship
pany, TRINIDAD and ORR OCO. viii he dispatched
EVERY TIL RSDAY from New-YOrk and Bermuda.
"OTinOc0" from NowYork April =. Excursion rates 800
tosGO For passage, Information. dc, apply to
A. T.. OUTEKBRIGt g. CO., Agonts, 81 Broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY 2O7 broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
lbs FDN QrEtN~iONN MD Ll' y HiOp
PEITANNI, CAPT Perry thursday. Ici - D. m
AIHIA TIt. capt Par Ell huFt'Y OtL - "a ~
GEENANIt. Cant. kruuci ~ rdI 7lA'' '"' -: Oh D. IA
CILrIt. ttutgiu Gicti'N .... .lt7ltt. f" '"
Prom the White star Dock. foot ~ Wc4t lOthsL
VATT~-~aloou $50. 80 and tlJl Return uctt' On
favorable SrcraCc from Net1 YORK. so Fr2C l'
on Country Irt-rurlnt" lAirltc pnyl So Form
tprcupl and rter iIfprutpI Apply A. ti' cphPF
% sodiccs. M 81 broadway Ne"-NpfS' ,.rrt- ,,.rt
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flat t0nn co.

IVANTFD.-For months. by very small
w ca,cfu family wcll furnished nat good nogh OF
hood nddpss I;. Box O. IuYuuc D.L'e-
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DED "Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
From Pier 81 East River.
PHILADELPHIA ................ " edn"sday, oct %
CARAl - .....-.-.- ----.-.----. sllu w ~ "a
Thee AHfFNICAN STEAMEUS. sIcCsiy buIi Tor the
trade. have superior accommodations FER passengers
letters tlt De- sent o noon on the day' th'
steamers De- duly forwarded providing thcy are IN
stamped envelopes o. denomination sufficient ID
tho utrl states hostage Of' ocuS p' hdIouhce
Fur Ire uli, 81 passage apply TO
IOUITON Hiss & BALLET General Manaccrs,
l.,Il 81.
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American line Tor ST. Thomas Barbados Para Maranham
PernarnOuco Bahia. o dc Janeiro possibly santos.
,,, connecting Tor Monteyideo intermediate ports
mEni. VI H. saturday. oct. "A. y. from Robert
ADVANCE, Ss uroay, Noy. z. ; stores brooklyn
PAUL 4. GEAHAlsD CO., General gents "a Broad-st
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INMAN line nE CITE AMEps

INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS
II FOR QUEENSTOWN AMI LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, oct II, II m
~ ~ ~ MON ~. al ufday, OCT "a . y III
CITY OF Saturday oct 81 IL n n
from inman Pier foot OF Grand-sL Jersey City. CABiN
PASSAGE, 500, $50 and 500 Intermediate fJ5 STEER
ADE from New York 500 Prepaid tickets slj For pasago
&C. apply to PETER WRIGHT a. SCNs Gen'l AgentA
No HrnaNV y. Y
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Giip propsrtn TO Get.
Gltp prSpsrip ipantso.

RUSINESS PROPERTY wanted to alter and
- improve. FERDINAND FISH.
la9 Broadway, corner Liberty. st.
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NORTH GERMAN Lloyd SIS. co

~ SHORT ROUTE no LONDON
-. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
MAN. sat Oct II noon WERRA. Wed OCT. ~ a.
hlDEh Wcd ,oct2l,23Op 'RHLIN. sat oct IL am.
'pONAu sat Oct - a IN ELBE Wed Nov {. $50 pm.
n, steamers marked SAT- for Bremen direct
on Express steamers list Cabin $50 800 and Sl3J u
Cabin, $50. nOlder steamers. 20 Cabin $50
IN, -, , Steerage at lowest rates
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4-story dwelling with lot No p Grace Conrt o,
81 II OF Hicks ST. lot 2.x90; Henry smith. u
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N.f.C
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! CROOM, &c.-By Young man fIoa North Of
VI Ireland groom tootman or second naA 10 private
/ ,an,lv Address A. HAMILTON,
| i"l"'' Tribune Uptown Office, ! 23S Broadway.
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ped STAR LINE.
Ia Tor Antwerp and Paris.
Sailing from Ncw.Yors and Antwerp every saturday.
rrtuftldY oct H. ll:3ll m
NtrRDLAS % ....... SATURDAY oct 49, D. 30 ., NJ
900. 10 10 second CABIN
500. excursion $50, stecrtg' M lowest ratc+ -
PEER WRIGHT * SONS, Gem Ag'ts, % LrOAdway
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WASIllNG.-By respectable woman tO do
w the washing aud ironing for ladies and gentlemen OF
would do families understands tuting and pnthngi emil
clothes done the incest manners fannes washed the
same new; best OF references II required call on
MIA MCCORMACK, 34S East 65th-st
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Giiuatious Wante6-- ma!es.

COACHMAN.-A gentleman disposing of hi
~ horse wants situation for his coachman snge willing
respectful industrious active strictly temperate careful
and eN cuccd city country driver hrst-cass
thoroughly the OF fine horses carriages and
harness under gardening. milking and attending
furnace: wiling be generally useful. moderate
highly recommend him. Address
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COACHMAN and GROOM-Ry resnectabIe

~ Protestant sngle) young thoroughly understands
care and harness; stylish. careful city
driver highest reference from present employer 10 this
city highly sober honest amt obhgng Call
or aldrrss ]. s.. lU2 West 3lstst, harness store.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
FRANCE AND TONQUIN,
ADMIRAL COURBET TO BIZ ATfACKED-wIrAr Il
THOUGHT OF GENERAL LEwALs Foley.

ADMIRAL COCRBET TO BIZ ATGACKED-WIfAr Is
THOUGHT OF GENERAL LEwAIs Foley.
LONDON, Jan. ia Chinese squadron has
been dispatched FormOsa with orders TO attack the
fleet OF Admiral Courbet recapture KeLung and to
raise blockade established by France on the northern
coast Of FormOsa.
The from Paris shows that the feeling OF uncasi
ness over the warke uterances of Premier Ferry and
General Lewa, Minister of War; In the Chamber OF Dep
utics Wednesday has spread until 1t apparently per
vades all France. The popular sympathy seems TO
be with General CanpenOn in his view that
ing to the European situation France cannot
afford to her military energies I'm such uuprof
liable and nerninable task the conquest Of Tonquin
NJ. Ferry, would appear has begun to appreciate the
popular opposition. NJ Ferry IL Is now reported to-day
hinted to the Minister of War, that the
fewer orations he makes just now the better.
One the btterest enemies made by Lewal through his
promotion Is Nce-Admira PcyrOD, Minister OF Marine.
When CampenOn at the head OF the War Depart
ment, Peyron was fn high favor conservative mill
tary adviser In the Cabinet. Now he finds himself In
little favor. He has declared himself dsgused with
playing second fiddle. and has Threatened to resign
But he will hardly 10 that extreme he is poor and
cannot afford TO resign the salary he now receives
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
TILE ADMlRAL MOORSOM SUNK.
ONLY TWO OF THE PASSENGERS SAVED.
THE PACKET STEAMER STRUCK AMIDsHIPs BY THE
SANTA CLARA.

THE PACKET STEAMER STRUCK AMIDsHlPs bf IhL
SANTA CLARA.
LIVERPOOL, JAN 1.-THE fears entertained yes
terday for the safety of the packet steamer, Az
miral Moorsom. plying between Dublin and Holy
head prove to have been fully Justlhed' INC
steamer came in collision with the American sn'p'
Santa Clara, from Liverpool to New-fork' ana was
sunk The Santa Clara landed twelve Oh 'ho
sunken steamers crew and two of the passengers
at Holybead. The cost steamer was stanch-pt''
vessel of some 500 tons burden and was one OF thc
fleet of freight and passenger steamers owheu ny
the London and Northwestern Railway, anu run III
connection with their train service. 1he steaiicr
carried q crew of between twenty and thirty per
sons. "
The captain of the Santa Clara reports that MS
vessel came into collision with the Admiral
Moorsom on Thursday evening off Holyhead. Inc
Santa Clara was only little damaged, but inc
Admiral Moorsom. which was struck nearly ahi'u
ships sank. almost immediately, The captain anu
crew of the Santa Clara did all III their power "
save the lives of those board the SINKING vesse'
hut a heavy on at the time OF the coli'son, @
and twelve of the crew and four pasSenge,s on mo,
drowned The remainder OF the crew anu Pa'Soh
gers not rescued by the Santa Clara were picked up
by another vessel and are supposed to be safe.
Another account of the sinking OF the Auuiiral
Moorsom received this evening says tnat rom .et
to fifteen of the persons on board the steamer at
the time of the collision including SIX or he crew,
are missing The Admiral Moorsoin was run d4Mn rHn
on Thursday night of SOuthstack LlghthOhse. no
steamer sank in a few minutes. Two OF ner Sailors
cl,mbed into the rigging of the santa cara
number of Others intending two soldiers, TOOK 10 u
boat which was rescued by the Santa CARA III -
feared that the rest of those on board the steaci
at the time of the collision including TWO Women,
were lost, The Santa Clara'S headgear was Shghuy
damaged. She was towed to lioyhead
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
PIN on THE PANAMA. CANIL.

WAsUINGTON, Jan. 17.-The Post will pub
lsh TO morrow morning letter addressed by Captain
Bedford im OF the British Navy, to Mr Frenghuysen
stating the OF his observations last October at
Panama and acng the entire length OF the DE LcssePs
canal His declarations are. In brief. that over sixty
million dollars have been expended IN the work thus far
that less than three miles Of the contemplated forty-one
miles Of waterway have been opened that even this
section is by comulctcd that, owing To the
OF the soil and stone strata II would be Impossible
for thousand laborcrs complete the total
excavation of the canal In less than fifteen years and
that protect the work from overiioOd by the Chages
River would require five years Of great industry aud I'm
us
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
PRESIDENT SCHENCK'S SECRETARY
INV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUye.i


Tprxrny. Jan. 17.-President Schenck, OF
,ns senate, today appointed Howard Macshervy Of
Rrunsvck his private secretary. This Is the oy
anpoutment the president has power to make Inc
Office is considered important, and is much sought a.sr
Mr. Macshervy is intimate personal friend OF so s
hut is an ardent Republican Last tai nc ao
p,S ~ stnmnng the state for Blaine lie Is iaw!e''
and the city attorney OF fNew-BrunswleK
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SUING THE WESTERN UyIOy.
igY TELEGRAPH - THE rgBuSR.l

NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. l7.-Mrs. Marie Jaeger,
Of New York. rly living ia thi, city, has filed an
action I'm the Ciyil District Court against the western
Union telegraph COMPANY for ~, 800 damages. She al
leecs that she il by profession singer that her pro
fcssona and that by which she Is generally known
is Miss Marie Hanter that ON December % telegram
was to her from NewN0r hy H. j. Cuthbcrt. ohcI
ing engagement at 500 week that the telegram
not delivered, aud slir lost the engagement when
she would have otherwise accepted, the salary from
which would have amounted to the sum sued FOR; tat
she is out OF employment aud has 10 prospect of
nl,f
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
MORE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN SPAIN.
MADRID. Jan. l7.-AnOther severe shock OF

earthquake felt at Granada ut 10 o'clock last hgh
causing great alarm among the inhabitants King Al
fonso visiting velez Malaga to-day The heavy SNOW"
storm and frost continue In Malaga, the most severe
snow-storm since 1861 prevails The sugar-cahe crop
has been destroyed and the orange and olive groves
have been damaged. The situation Is CRITICAL lho
earth again trembling under the influence OF stronger
seismic movements The wind and the snow nave ue
sroycd the huts OF those who fled from thc ees anu
towns for safety. At Frigana, town twehty-seNssn
miles OF Malaga, the people rendered desperate ny
cold and hunger, attacked the houses OF the ahooWh
Another severe shock OF earthquake has been fet aI
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
NUMBERING FARMER WITH AN AXE.

PITTsBURG, Jan. ia dispatch from
Sharon, Penn, says: James Krsch. farmer residing
Mlddlesex, five miles from this place, was mur
dcrcd by farmhand named James ilands. last night
The two had quarrellcd early In the day but were
parted. and Hands went away In the evening he re-
turned aud entering kirsch's house struck him blow
with on the neck, severing the juguar vein and
killing him almost INSTANTLY. Hiands then went tO bed
lie was arrested this morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
VOTING AGAINST A STRIKE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE

FALL RIVER. Jan. 17.-The question as to
whether there would bo strike among cotton operatives
here decided at n meeting Of spinners tonight. II
voted to accept the reduction under protest. The
reduction which into effect Monday varies IN
different departments, being high ID per ceat III
some cases, while N others II Will be but per cent
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
A .RANKER ABscoNDs FROM VIENNA.

LONDON, Jan. I'm. Goschsky' W.
known money-lender OF Vienna. has abscondea ai'o,
.a,,ndIinc number of well-known society people OF
different sums of money amounting to so far as
onward OF $25OOOO. N. Goschsky, was cohsaeiou ,
safe and solid banker by his customers who were sy
rich women and priests with private fortunes anu o nv
trusts II is now learned that several months 49, tSe
promising extravagant profits he inducen % mos, com M
richer OF his depositors to invest largely III posu
pauies.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
ANGRY TALK IN A COURT ROOM

BOsToN, Jan. 1S.-ln the United States Cir
cult Court to-day before Judge Colt. Lawyer Perkins,
who had acknowledged the authorship OF certain
articles printed In The Post rejecting upon the court
heard that the question Of his disbarcnt would be
postponed for "a week He and addressed the
court In excited manner. reeratng that he wrote the
articles and demanding that the court make amend Tor
its action In arraigning him. After charging the court
with attempting 10 ruin his reputation he withdrew the
.Iulgo rcflslng 10 lnlcn 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
MASS MEETING OF UNEMPLOYED MEN.

LONDON, Jan. ia mass meetinS vi u-
plcyed workingmen was held In front OF inc my 600
change this afternoon BY three o'clock fully loooo
persons were present Henry George, Helen iasio''
william Saunders and other wellknOwn Radicals "ei
loudly cheered. Radical pamphlets met VIII, "a an ,vne
mense sale. Some of these were headed III vou VIZ
with the words Blood Bullets aud Bayonets"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
rO Use THE COLD WAVE FLAG.
,pxrrIraRAPH TO the TRIBUNE.

posrox Jan. 1.-THE New-England Me-
.ro,oaca society in cooperation with the chief sig
mol oicer OF the United States Army, has completed
arrangements with the Old Colony hai1'
road whereby the cold wave nas VIII
ho dsplayed at the stations OF
that road In Boston, Quincy, south Brainiree, ~
Maw.Redford and Plymouth. An extension OF tnls
arrangement is in contemplation so as to Dtng Ine ay
aiber forecasts issued In the Signal Office, into moro
.,aneral notice.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
A FATAL FALL FROM A LIBERTY.POLE.

PoTTsvILLE, Jan. 17.-Edward Brezus,
farmers boy was loahng Batdors Hotel In Washing
ton Township, ON Tuesday when wager about climbing
the liberty pole was made between him and several com
panioe He started to climb up and when about thirty
ioet up the pole he became exhausted ard fell to Tue
ground isensible. He carried into the hotel ana
was severely hurt that he died last night
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
THE DICKENS C1RNIPAL.
rnv TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSE.l

[BY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUSE'l
BosroN, Jan. 17.-In Boston the date OF tno
dickens Carnival has been changed from February 20
TO February IL since Carnival Night takes place prop
erv ON the eve of shrove Tuesday Among the hundre"
neope who have responded TO the invitation or assS
p poop ore Miss louisa NJ Alcot W. ID. Howells, MIS- ~
M 6an Mrs C. A. Kenuard, the Rev. H. Bernard oaF'
nente er and Miss Kate Gannett Wells.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
yIc7TllS or 4 TEAM ACCIDENE
IBY TELEGRAPH To rHg TRIBUNE.

PlouA, Ohio, Jan. 17.-At Summit, small
station on the Panhandle road this place two lives
were lost in q collision tai, morning westbound
freight was sidetraek to permit the Ea-t-bound
local train to pass, When the latter reached the frog at
the switch IL Jumped the track and dashed into the
train siding, wrecking both ensnesand many ears
Engineer Barber Of the moving un attempted Z" save
himself by iumpih gfrum his ouEncbut fll b'hta ana
was Instantly killed. Ills fireman. ROdcbaugh waS So
ycrcly scaldrd Abe LoWrcy, culprcd. head brake
man. fell beneath ear. losing both legs and dynt soon
aftcrward The rcmaiug tanmcn, except the conductor
of the train Oh the switch, received Injuries more OF less