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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

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BILI-At Metuchen ~ j. on sunday December 9Th, 1885
Henry W. o. tho Its Henry BIZ, IN the sd year Of
Friends Of family invited to attend the funeral ser
we AZ tae iIGsD, t3fmn .hnt,L Mo'u'h'n on "ouh''
Tri ayes NoS-York az OclocN on the Pennsylvania
Eai roId Return train leaves Metuchcn ri o.lO.
DO1D At Newark y D. sunday, the 9TH inst James c
odd IN inc S,n year O .is ~ Inc ON mat At 10 ococ,,
q. a az residence OF son Dayd {. Dold IT,, 10
HALL IN this city Monday morning. December T. Alb
bic Hall sister OF the lac rh6ur iiu OF TINS city
Wednc5 iay morning ~ II ocOcS.
hAsBRuUCK-on sunda,, December 9, at her late resi-
Joseph e. iasbrouck and daughter OF Mary D. aud the
Funeral at Mod6na Wednesday December o. at O'Clock
II Lat Morrisiowu, y J December o. $50, 2.ter a
Relatives and friends OF the family invited ltteli the
mineral the residence OF MS gIludiItnV
A. b. Iluil. On cinesd'V, December . at > O'Clock.
KEMP hls CITY, on lue1taS. Dec m1cr - Rachel l.:
no Peter \. p and Martina uugando OF tie city o.
Funeral services Church Of tie nterceson corner Of
LOuryaId and lJotst on thursday morning at II
McLEoD-On Monday, pocembcr7. Roderick Mcleod. age
Rcatlys and friends OF family
funeral 1hursiV. ut p III, from . Le1nSton.aycr
Jersey cry Heights
NAsoN-In this city, 7th inst. Lucia c. wife Of Carleton
" Mason daughter OF Isaac r. Omstead IN the 3Jth
Funeral ron residence East 6sthst, Thurs
NTrrrWAN- At Elizabeth n j. on Monday December :.
1888 Matilda GriswOld widow OF tho late James G..
Nuttm ~.
Funeral vt her residence l39 Madison Thursday
December o. at y. III Please omit flowers.
SrOITEKFOHr- Tuesday morning, December :. at
N,Dlrn y j. kmy NJ. II SOltrrioht, daughter OF Mrs
ticorge BierNirtu. IN the 2lth year OF her age.
Relatives ana friends OF the IL MY nv.d 10 attend the
fuurra scrvce at the Chucu the SAVIOR Pierre lOats
ana MoaIoe place. BROOKLYN. on Thursday morning. De-
,ember 10. NJ Il o'clock.
NA<DERB Suddenly. his residence I'm this cry
lues,,av afternoon. December y OF abOpeXy. " llam H.
Vanderbilt. IA the bjth year of his
Funeral services viii be held ut t Barthol0mew's Church.
Mad.oullyc, tIth-SL. on Friday morning lIth
inst at 10 O'clock. kindly omit bowers.
VANSANT- ON the 9Th Bs, at BordentDwn. y. j. Ada -
dluguter and tine late Rev. samuel Nansant,
in tue I0th year OF her nge. 49, ,,,
Funeral services Will b. held In the Methodist LpScopn
Church. Toms tycr y. j. MeGneSday, December y at IL
o'clock noon.
The relative, and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited to attend without further notice
UlSvELI-O Monday December !, his residence. $50
Madison ST. lIuoklYn. Edward IL. NisWcN. .., a.,
Ieavrs of tho family are iuviio u attend tue
funeral services on "Wednesday. December o. NJ = D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. S.-llcnry II. Carpenter,
Of Illinois. has been appointed confidential clerk and
private secretary the Commissioner of the General
Land Onico, at a salary of 81 600 year. Henry A.
Newman Of Missouri, mas been appointed special agent
Of timber deprodatons in the General Land Oce. The
Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed James NJ.
Leach r of North Carolina, to be chief OF division in
the Registers Ollce.
The following fourth-cass postmasters appointed
among others:
Maine-At SANFORD L. Butler.
Nrig. IdDDshtre.-At Weirsbridge Frederick w. STORY -
Neio- York-At samsonve Marx shnrter flattsknl
Leander Tervigs; Burtonye Justice fones Fort Hun
ter Jan Fnan COcgburb, hufus earle Brohhead Harry
D. Laroe Browns Station William VIM Wilbur John Lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
losses IN VARIOUS PLACES.

FINDLAY, Ohio, Dec. s.-The house Of 5. D..
Haupt was burned last night Loss, $4,000; insured
for - 900 in the Pho dN.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. S.-A fire In independence
Yesterday destroyed Kosenb-rgers cooper shops Huh
ei.s bakery and two residences Loss. - 900 insur
ance $1,000
PROVIDENCE Il. T.. Dec. &C. c. Hunts greenhouses
IN seckOnk, Mass, were burned this morning. Tho
loss is estimated 1000; parity covered 10y iusuI-
EVANSVILLE Ind, Dec. s--A fire broke out at IL
O'Clock last night at Fort Branch Gibson County, on the
Evansville and Tcrre Haute Railroad which proved TO
be destructive II started in the g. a. Il. Hail, opposite
the dcpot and burned that building, which valued
Al Il 500 The other losses follows: LoehDrs
bar-rOoin. $500; Lathams drug store. $780, Be
lnlt's har-roon, 81 500; ROdman's grocery store,
Sl3 600. ana Ricl's Depot Hotel $4,000 kodman )
rtore and stock were insured for $500 and Latham
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
FLOUR MILLS IN FLAMES.
FIREMEN BURNED IN THE RUINS.
ONE MAN KILLED-NARROw ESCAPE OF OTHERS
LOSS $4,000.

ONE MAN KILLED-NARROw ESCAPE OF OTHERS
LOSS $4,000
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 8 (SpeciaD.- FLAMES were
discovered this morning going out from an upper
window OF the Daisy Roller Mill, one the largest flour
mills this part the country. Information fur
nished immediately aneighborng fire department sta
ton and before the employees at work in the mill were
that there fire streams of water were pour
ing into the upper story First Assistant Chief Engineer
Riemer mounted ladder with Of the plpemen and
reached the upper story of the building Tho main body
of the flames found TO be in the dust room, and
detachment of fremen went there. The Hour
dust exploded with the force of dyna-
mite and the building shattered.
The entire Of ruins immediately became furnace
Of roaring flame. Assistant Chief Riemer. Michael
Kuntez foreman OF Engine No q several other fire.
and of the woIkmen employed in the mill were
in the midst of the 1t supposed at the time
that least lives had been lost report to that
effect spread over the city.
Chief Engineer Foley arrived the ground just after
the explosion and ordered general alarm. Every re
engine in the city the ground Hemer ana
his pipemen extracted themselves from their surround
ings and crawled toward the outer
world. On their way they found second
Fireman Herman Pritzlal apparently dead and Fore
man kuntez lying unconscious from wound Ia MS
head At the risk OF their lives lemer ana the PIP
Empire Roller MILL another immense Touring establish
ment adjoining the Daisy Mill, discovered to he on
ne. Tie Efforts OF the nTcmen proved unafalhhs anu
the Empire destroyed
The Daisy MIN was valued az 500 900 exclusive c OF
stock, and IS total lOss The Empire mil was Nhned
at $4,000. aud there VIII be but small salvage from
the ruins. The insurance on the Daisy MIL Is as
follows: Glen's Falls. $1,000; milwaukee, ne
chanicS $4,000; North British and Mercantile F22uV
New-HaInlshirc $1,000; Fire Association, Tl'uuo
COncoriia, 81 900; Hekla Wisconsin. $1,000; sprlnt
field, $1,000 Detroit 5000; PENNSYLVANIA S-,2uo'
lima, 5000; HHna. 5000; Phoenix o h pta,lL
5000; Transatlantic 81 500; Niagara 5000 fhfhH
Bremen. - 500; Providence Washing ton.
$500; Insurance Company Of North America
$500; Union California $1,000; Mlllers Nation
al. 5000 MIXERS Mutual, Wisconsin, S2:ooo :
Germania, Ncw-NOrk, $1,000; - AHtEhrny'
Penn, - 900; Fire Insurance Company, PhlIah"phlh
$1,000; Gen mania. Milwaukee, 5000; total @uOoOO
The Empire Mil WAS insured Tor ,OOO but the pom
cIes were III The safe, which cannot yet be reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
OBITU4Rf.
EDWARD Il. WI-WELL.

Edward Il. Wiswel died ut his home, No.
$50 Madison-s Brooklyn, Monday. IIo was born at
Haitian Y. - on May ,. 1888. AMI al the oi nine
teen yc fulloWcd biz father. william Nlswrl, VINO htl
preceded him by two three years. 10 Tits city lie
engaged I'm TIE business O average adlurte IN wal
and remained IA u until tho outbreak OF the war ~
the rebellion Wuen fOrcsccinY the advance that must
take place the value OF the products O the south he
emhar Ard I'm the purchase and sale O the leading staples
considerable profit. In politics he was W hs I'm
strong ausLyery tendencies until the dis pa inrt of
the party, he united heartily WIN the Republic an
party OF whose prime pies lac stencil supporter TO
the close OF life Early In the war h5 iorosh" taat
tie Nation could he saved only by emr ncipatlnS the
slaves lie Waited President Lincoln aud urged npon him
view 81 the situation. and afterward reiterated by
many letters -
lie leaves "A widow and a about sixteen years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
WEDDING GUESTS AT A FIRE.

Considerable excitement has been caused III
Matawan, y. j. by large fires which followed each
other closely and were, undoubtedly, Of ncendnry OIL
gin ON sunday morning John MulhalFs mouse ""-
burned, the loss being about Hi''o" L'o "'
Monday night the barn ana cnsiyc ont
padiig belonging Watson Stlllwacon were nTcd and
consumed IN tnrecquartci OF hour. Three horses
were burned ana large quantities OF hay aud straw
Mr. liwagou narrowly escaped being burned 10 death
while irving TO release tie horses HIS los l. csIlattd
at - 600 wedding was being held near the nie, aud
all the guests helped TO put out the fire.
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Post Onice Notice.

Letters for foreign countries ne,t 5s sps;aT IL
ar, are ssr s Pr 20 END II otn,2 All CO acss
documents letters no. specially addressed oehS seat y ~
Foreign mails tor lac week ending December ~ will cpn
! PEOSFiLY III all clses At tni' o.Dco ls Io"o"s.
! WEDNEsDAI-Att a. IN. Tor Europe pF s. Ems wa
southampton ant Bre men: a. a. ~ 40, ' h. 'I .
Pner CSnIdaI: at II M Tor Jamaica central Anlr a
i aHa t . 5 Msxso must b. per
ruUReDAYAt lSo m Tor EGro99 per : Celtic va
forlia at i p for Nassau a. r. per s. $ Cleninesos:
at p m iU 81 hrnidai at 75O p ,panish Hon.
dmris per :. h. B. Ward, Jr. IRON Ne"on"ans
naS al Sj m for SIits lion $ Spanish
Honduras and Guatemala per 8 > Lilo hnisht. RON
sATU KDAY-At 80 m for Europe pc; Aurania via
f&tHessla va glasgow otIess mast be d,rsctS per
gnaa via at Antwerp eijers Si must O Si rct per
Lsse&Sa secen wa et tI S a S
dricoe enP America and the souTh Pacc Forts rs pss
s, acei per Veriahnas 'O 'A''' mast
Malls Australia Ne.zeaand sani%lch Fi and mola
islands per steamer uTom Saa Francisco ciOs' ere Doc
.2at ~ or on arryn az NSw fotS 81 ,or 8 LS
and Japan per PABLO icon sln Fralcisco.
s SlS $'p 1 Steamer from San France CO.. so,S O G8ts
eesmOeE 25 AZ nd M Mails s,., Sr rs ky BY r 60
Fla. close this office daily al $50 a. H.
e schedule OF closing Trans Pacific mails Is arranysl
on the Nails rom fae East arrlyn: OK
San Fnc.seo the day Of sailing OF steamers ars ii'
'"0 HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Office. New.NOrk =. y. December 1. 1855.
The new style short seaskn wraps introduced by C. O.
siiAlNE are very popular. ALI newest shapes be
found lO3 PIinccSt
Mr. Cattle layin lust received Late importation OF Inc
Diamonds Il compensate purchasers OF holiday ITS 10
examine conyn Themselves that he is selling
diamonds of very fin st qualify mount ed IN the aess
d sgns prices which are guaran 10 o. twenty Green's
lower any other reliable establishment IN the ey'
CATTLE DIAMOND JEwELLEk
llG7 broadway between nth and 18TH sts
Sc car fare to c. C. sHAYNE's Fur Manuiactory
Prlnce-st and save SO on garments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
THE SKELETON THAT or IOUNG BrCKLEE

THE SKELETON THAT or lOtNG Ei'hLEt
The skeleton found in the woods near Valley
Stream, L. l., has been identified that Of Patrick j.
Buckley, young clerk in the employ Of Cnrruthcrs
Goa commission brokers. No - Broadway. The denti-
made by his SISTER. II does not clear up tho
mystery surrounding the case. When twelve years
old, about five years ago, young Buckley was
employed by Carruthers Il Co. rs messenger
He gradually by promotion until he was made OPP
ton clcrK This position no held when he was last seen
alive by Robert Carruthers, Thursday previous To
Good Friday Then he told those In the Once that
he going to Babylon, L. l., to look altOr some lot,
that his father had purchased before his death lie su
go0d-by 10 his sisters, with whom be lived AT No 81
MoLroes the next morning took the tram To Babylon
and reached there but from that point his movements
cannot be traced. lie had only little money with NM
one excursion ticket to Babylon from James S was sofa
that day.
1t In supposed that he lost his return check and not
having enough TO buy another Ticket started 10
walk back. Various theories are advanced as 10 the
or his DEATH one being that he applied FOR Sheter
at farmhouse mistaken for burglar add shot, ana
dragged himself away To the secluded spot where his
skeleton found. Coroner CrOnin VIII Investigate
fully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
DESTRUCTION OF a LARGE wooLLEN MILL

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Dec. INpccldU.-IH he
lower mill of L. Pomeroy's sons In ritsheld was burned
to-day Loss 100000 insured for $4,000 AS follows;
New-YOrk Mutual, $4,000; Pennsylvania, $1,000
Liverpool and London and Globe, $500; London ard
Lancashire s. 900; Traders, OF Chicago. $1,000 Com
mercia Union, England. $1,000; Fire Association OF
Pcnusvlyani 81 900 North America 5000; Howard,
New York, $1,000: Niagara, 5000 Guy OF l"ndoh,
$500; Royal, England, $4,000 Two hundred ana
fifty operatives thrown out OF employ incnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

QUESTION OF SALARY.-COmmissoner Michael
Coleman when the stand before the Gibbs Committee
few days is reported to have de the statement
that Nr. Richard A. McCurdy paid yearly salary
as president OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
NewIOrk equal to that Of the President of the United
states. No paper NJ the time to have thought II
necessary o comment the statement TO correct
the impression thus officially conveyed, that is assum
ing it false. Though the salary named is only the
that OF President Cleveland it must be remem
bered IN behalf of Mr.. McCurdy that he finds nobody
voluntarily assuming his duties and responsibilities.
while tue President of the United states Is constantly
gu rounded with politicians ever ready to perform all
OF his work and take fair share of abuse. Besides
Mr. McCurIy an" (ohicc) for life while President
Cleveland has to OF only four years at
pretty hard labor. The Mutual Lite, according to Mr.
Coleman, has surplus OF SlO3.jS3,OOO. or nearly
double that OF the next largest company in the world;
why then should not its active president be entitled to
nearly double the salary OF the ordinary everyday sort
OF an insurance PRESIDENT Mr. Coleman officially
stated the surplus OF the Mu nal Life be equal TO
those OF the Br Ioklyn. German, Home, Manhattan,
Metropolitan, New-YOrk ana Washington companies
combined; but he did not pretend that Mr. McCurdy's
salary equal to those of the presidents OF all the
others combined Then president Of the Mutual Life
Mr. McCurdy may be said to be managing trust fund
Ia this Immense surplus since ;he company Of which he
Is president il strictly conducted the mutual benefit
system tor the direct advantage Of its pOncynOders
and surely no one will deny that those in charge OF
sacred trust fund should he unusually well paid This
argument combined but isn't meant to be cOmca at
all, but serious statement. +. st will not be
necessary print the all tho reporter finds
that Nh McCurdy needs defence, he does not
cclye anything ike the salary which MIR. Coleman
officially stated he got
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
PROPOSED CHANGE II THE HOUSE RULES

PROPOSED I'll ANtI- II LII. ilOl IL tblsi.'.
WAsmINGTON, Dec. = (NpecidD. 1t Is probable
that the House Committee Rules vii! be announced
Will be brought fore the House for its action
therea ter. There two vacancies In the committee
caused by the retirement OF Mc-srs. Blackburn and
Keller Prominent Democrats Tonight expressed tho
opinion that they will be ed by the appointment OF
Colonel Morrison ard Mr. Hiscock respectively. Both OF
them favor n change OF the rules 40 as To facl tate
legislation The ropOsiton most likely to be reported
TO the House with favorable recommendation provides
III that hereafter there shall bc legislative
"rders" fastened upon general appropriation bills; 2
that "morning hour" shall be established Tor
the consideration OF business which has boon
rerored by committccs-hc committees to be called I'm
their order; committee t. be allowed TO present
new measure after ~ has occupied is hour, aud bill
not dispOsed OF after hours consideration In the
morning hour be referred to the calendar OF uniu
isbed aud taken up its regular order there
o. that tie Army and Military Academy bills shall bo
prepared reported hereafter by the Military Commit
Tee the Naval mi by the Naval Committee the
Consular aud Diplomatic bill by the Committee For
cgn Anar- the Indian bill by the Indian Committee,
the Post once blll by the Post Office Committee aud
tho Pension bilby the Committee on invalid Pensions
The third provision Is a dlsnctiyoly Democratic
urr aud Is not advocated as original proposition by
the Republican leaders who however, viii oppose IL
I'm case IL shall appear be the only vehicle carry
through tho other twOOne To break down the vicious
OF general legislation on Appropriation bills. aud
the other enable majority To perfect and pass egis-
ative In orderly manner after full discus
stOua dcllberattOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

ACCUSED or PASSING a WORTHLESS CHECK.
Mrs. Fannie de Valance was arraigned in
the Yorkve Court yesterday charged with paying her
board with a worthless check for $l2j the Lincoln
National Bank. Miss Sarah BrOadDent became ac-
qnainted with Mrs DE Valance last summer ana took
her for bOardeT. Although she did not pay for her
board nothing said about until she asked for her
bill and gave check I'm payment. When the check was
presented The bank the officials said that Mrs De
ceyes remittance OF 800 from her husband at Tegu
lar Intervals she parOed in charge OF her counsel
uLt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
FLOATAND ITS "a rs SUNK BY A STEAMER
As the Atlas steamshin Anlillas wing pninn IL

Pier No. 10 North River, sho ran
into float No. Of the Delaware
lackawana and Western Railroad Company. The float
was loaded with six and was dashed along
SIDE Of the tugkdwin Levy, which had just taken her
out OF the slip To tow her to
HObOken. The end OF tie float stove In and she
immediately sank with the cars Neither the steamer
nor the tug was injured and the Antas kept on her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
nrN1cIrAn ELECTIONS N MASsA OHUSErr&

BosToN, Dec. 8 (SpeclaD.-Municipal cleo
tions were held cities In Massachusetts TO day.
someryille reelected Mayor Burke and votes against
licensing the sale OF liquor; Chelsea re-eects Mayor
Endicott and votes to license; Cambridge REFLECTS
Mayor Russell Salem elects John NJ. Raymond. the
Republican and citizens candidate, favOrs
license; BrocktOn elects JOhn j. Nhipple,
Republican w0rkiDgman's candidate. two candi-
daies aud favors lcense Haverhl elects o. N. Weeks
the peoples candidate, and favOrs lccnso Taunton
elects r. Henry Hall and votes for license; Fall River
elects W. s. Greene Republican, and votes for license:
In Gloucester there short triangular contest
shifting the reelection 81 MAY or ParsOns who fought
the rumselers but the city vOtrs for license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

and a decrease to SO in pay There are about thirty
contractors out 100 who interested in the lockout
The men are receiving aid other trades unions It
was stated that 900 had been offered to Of the
officers of the TaiOrs Union If they would break up the
nryar mia att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

cold hung upon its northwestern flank waiting for
chance to eastward. The movement Of the
barometer here downward after daybreak.
Coudness followed lair weather in the afternoon.
The temperature rose steadily from $50 to &c., the
average (263s7J being 14l2" lower than the
sponding day last year, and 7So higher than Mon
day.
Warmer, cloudy weather and rain or snow may be ex-
peced In this city and vicinity to-day; much colder,
Tar weather Thursday and Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
The WEAPHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FOR 80 HOURS.
WAsHNGToN. Dec. 9.-FOr Now-England,
light snow and rains slightly warmer southerly winds
lower barometer.
Fortho Middle Atlantic States. threatening weather
and rain warmer southery shifting westerly Winds
lower barometer.
For the vicinity Of Now-York and Philadelphia.
warmer, threatening weather and rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
DAMAGE IN GEEENPOINT.

a fire broke out from some unknown cause
yesterday afternoon III the furniture store Of Cman,
Pea,cl & Co. at No. 337 M3nhattan ave-, Brooklyn. II
extended 10 the Grecnpoint savings Bank ana the haId
OF william Marion, causing loss oi amour
g4OOOO The damage stock IA the hardware store
was placed AT ~ 1000 the savings bank, 5000. ana
furniture store. $ll 900 The loss on the build
iucs, owned by Park Commissioner Thomas & smith,
estimated ~ IL 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
He leayes widow and son about sl1teo years ola.

Martin NJ. Goldsmith, wel-kuOwn importer OF wines,
died suddenly on sunday from Biights disease az the
OF his bruthCT--lay, Oscar Lubln No 10 fdst
Forty -sevrnthst He born IN Hamburg III INil.
and In 1866 started the house Of Goldsmith Lessrng,
later Martin NJ Goldsmith & Coz or New-,t. Mr. Gold
smith was one OF the founders of the Wine and Spirit
Traders Association In which he held the ONCE OF vice
president He was member OF the LOtOS club. In &C
cordance with wishes the body Will he creInated ut
Mt Oivet His body VIII DO placed temporarily III u
d a few DIVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
AGAINST AN ELEVATED ROAD INFULTON-SE
A meeting of property owners opposed to

an elevated railroad in FultoDSt Brooklyn, from the
City Hail to the Bridge, hed last evening at the
0iicc OF Isaac II. Cary, No 1876 Fdltonst Samuel b.
Durycd presided II. A. OYingtOn said that TO bud an
elevated road in that part OF FuOSt would practically
cOnhscatc the property the Mr. Duryea aiVO-
Gated buying OF private property by the rapid transit
companies, that they could build many tracks as
they desired and interfere with the streets Every
present opposed the aud agreed to continue to
oppose 1t to tho end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
Special Nollre5.

Mrs. Nc Elrnths
HOMEMADE PRESERVES &C.. &c
MINCE MEAT NOW READY.
Families suppied with PURE Fruit Gelltss. ProerveA
Canned and branded traits Spiced traits AT PoS+ 81
dc. ~ UP IN GLASS.
icuar, with references and pricas sol On application
Aadr,,, Mrs SARAH = McELRATH
393 DegrIw-st. Brooklyn
-sai.Lir Cana and Gloves for gentenen large assort-
menti prices correct y u ShA' NJ 4V' 'ih'0oS'.
H. y sa,,re Il sons Jewellers. % fulton-st., n. \.
Diamond Far Rings matched all slhes
our own make $40 10 $lOU sterling sverware, sc
Forest Air In City Houses"
The Gardner Needle Extract Oh aud soap.
0 PARK IL TILFORD Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

In the vault OF the American Safe Deposit Co.
Fftavo aud Forty second.sf ones valuable personal et
frcis beyond ~ interference
ofany klud AMI 10 Private
safes from +. year upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
DYING From HER BURNS.
At 600 d. m. Yesterday n fire occu

At 600 p. m. yesterday Il lire occurred III
small frame house McKcowu sapleton, :. J.. the
home of william Cummings his wife and hVe children
Engine Company Nu. :, Of ~tApcton eNtinEui.hel the
urr and Mr.. Cummings down ladder from the
second story. She died few minutes after, however
from frIgnIfnl buIns abOut her body.