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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-04-18
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Rates for Messages:
fJov TcgcDh r.
Jones Dr.. ]. +. Frost,
burg
Kn;eI93c1nl & Co.
Kornhntf. William
Long, Nh, r.
i i- '"wnJ o.i' r. "' i'I1 ~ T.
LAWN & Co.,
Little 4 sons S. T.
LYNN. David
iL0naconing j3ycj,allge
EIlnacoi1ing j;.2tiq,r
IJ,orhinl IlatIer %
Binonlin"ton
INIor,,lanI ,fnaI 10
i}liIiholInn1 J. !, jiros)
IWarran. D.
INci<ajg's Foundry.
i,Worganil, John
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
COAL BUSINESS DIVIDED.
A GENERAL MEETING HELD-PRICES NOT DISCUSSED

A GENERAL MEETING HELD-PRICES NOT DISCUSSED
MONTHLY OUTPUT
division of business for the new year was agreed
upon by the anthracite coal co npanies at genera
meeting Yesterday. The percentages were awaried
as follows: Philadelphia aud Reading, 3S.o2 !;
Delaware Lackawanna and WESTERN 1000 ;
Delaware and Hudson Canal, II Penn,yi
yania Coal Company. 3; PENNSYLVANIA taiiroad, II
Lehgh Valley, 1850, and Erie Railroad, l:oo Al Al
the companies were represented at the meeting the
Reading by Franklin i. Oowen. the Lenigh Coai
aud Navigation Company by President Harris th9
Lackawanna by President sloan me DenaWare ai,a @
Hudson Canal Company by President Oiyphan,, t',e
Pennsylvania Coal Company by President fioyt
the Pennsylvania Railroad By General Wistar, VINO
has charge Of the shcS soa Vail S'''isi Railroad
by President Wilbur, and the Individual Operators %
by Director AriO Pardee, the Ere haiiioad ny
President King supported by IIcS,heht llincI ,oi
the HIllsdale Coal Company, which ~ contrOiled
THE agreement received the unanimous vote, Of
the companies although General " is,ar, IN bchall
of the PcnnsylvanIa Raj ROAD, repeated MS state
ment made at the Philadelphia meeting, that ne
was not authorized TO oila 'no e~,ressnJ .on,I
PasS hs TGls% personal no approval of the acIcn ion
that had boen taken and promised to report tne
matter promptly to the Executive Com n,ttee.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, 1t is uhu5Is'1oa, nms S
refused to enter into any agreement which tended
to restrict its production. pers,n VINO ,, sala
that he had talked with President Roberts on Tues
day evening declared that tnc, percentage
allowed the company would not be
accepted. At the meeting yesterday
the subject or price was ',
conranv il allowed to mine its share Of the total
production according to its own conven renee ana
to sell it at ts own price, but the principle OF re.
stricion is introduced by distributing the out pnt
legitimate demands of the trade. The pro-;
| duction in January, for instance. was limited
| TO 500 900 tons, but in the fan months ~ was
raised TO 800 900 tons No penalties for violation
| of the agreement by the month or the year were
| imposed. >. . ;1
after the meeting " surprised that any agree
rnent has been reached in 80 short Tune. was
prepared to listen To discussions Tor TWO or thee
There was not much difference 10 opinion as the
percentages for the claims were not much IN excess
of the 100 per cont The monthly DIVISION Oh tle
product on is an important matter for 1t Is some
fhnp new TO u.s."
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
HOSPITAL SUNDAY COLLECTIONS.

The Hospital Saturday and Sunday collection re-
turns received up yesterday by the general treas
urer Charles Lauicr, No. rs Nassau-si., indicai
tbatthe collection was much more general thsn III
aDy former year. and wiIle owing to hard tiInes
and unfavorable weather some church collections
show a falling off, Others in spite OF those
drawbacks. show large additions, and alto
gether. the present collection IL the most
Encouraging yet made under the direction OF the
association. Among additional sources OF lnconle
NAV be enumerated general election among the
brewers a list collection by firms among the
wholesale clothing houses and the lnsutahce
Offices and collections in the lodges OF the Masnuic
Order, the Odd Fellows and the Free Sons oil Ben
iamin All of these arc making large rctnrns. In
some of the Exchanges q decrease is anticipated.
In others Increase is already assured Inc same
can be SAID Of the various trade COLLECTIONS:
Only a comparatively small number of chureaes ae3
have turned in their collections as yet In 1893
the total number that returned COLLECTIONS was ~
The indications are that this number Will be m
creased 20 24O or $50 for 1884. From most OF the
larger churches that have reported additional sums
are looked fol, owing to checks sent IN 10 the
church treasures by members who we're kept away
from service by the incement weather. In the sub
ioiucd list where figures of comparison arc want
ing It Is evidence that the church did not con-
tribute III 1883 and 1t therefore represents so IN uch
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
BROOKLYN.

The number Of new buildings erected IN 1851
was 2,048; for 1888 2,6o2.
"Watch-night" services were held IN many yh.. rIo.
cstont Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal churcneS
IN HrookIvn last evening. The chimes oi ST. Ann b.
on-thc- Heights were ruug at midnight
Fro Commissioner Polllon Yesterday orGftTn Ine
ringing of FIRE alarms the bells In the Guy liaii
and Fourteenth Ward towers to be stopped
About $50 boys went back 10 the unbnrned WIN =
of 81 Johns Home Yesterday. Only three boys arc
now unaccOunted Tor.
On January Is the property in arrears OF taxes IN
,be Six IN Ward will be sold under the Evarts
Arrears law. Taxes arc now due on l27 lots
Daniel FithiaH, cx-Alderman OF the Ienth Wara,
died on Tuesday at his home, No 331 tln,h-s.', ~ ho
The ace of seyepty-six lie made fortune IN the
sash and blind business. A widow and five children
survive him.
In the absence Of his family in the Sonth Mr.
will see ali who present themselves from a. N. to
Il IN. Owing to the death of bis sister MAYOR
Low will not hold his customary Now-iearS rec'p-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

Particular stress was laid upon the point that the
tenants. except in the worst houses weiS N ""n
fct with previous testimony tnat ~ wao trbe TIs
credited by some members of tho Commission. Inc
stated tnst Of the asS~sd
destruction There are about 26ooO tenenIGnr aI1nr.
houses in the city, Nearly 70 per cent or she sn m
oaDf snd and
into many of them. Special attention was directea M
to the one at No 5l4 Vest Eifteenth-st where so o
per cent of the houses; Many of the escapes We're
useless because the balconies were used as storage
places The house No 1919 CheTy-st, saIro9naeu t n
on three sides by high walls, was spohon VI a'
death-trap in case of fire. -, a.
Air shafts in 2l por cent of the houses were use
less, worse leading bad ar INTO sieepls a. Sro
above Broken drain pipes were found III one oIi
of every of the houses inspected. Nearly III
vaults existing near the houses were SINKS OF COT
ruption. The plumbing in 32e houses needed at at
tention from the Board of Health. Detects m tne
water supply were frequent. AT No. 70 Morriss,t, ,,
no water pipes were found. In Moit-st. mouse Iic
pump was found to be connected with cessPooi III III
the yard. Tenants IN II per cent OF the HOUSES .s
wasted water regularly at rate indicathg masao
of about 2, 900 600 gallons in twentyfour hours Ior
the entire number Of tenement houses. One pun
dred houses were found in which the tenants hau
less than go cubic feet of air space each. wcn,y
three houses covered the entire lot on when tney
were built. German tenants were said TO rank hrsI
in cleanliness and intelligence; ana the fiengn,
English Irish Polish Jews and ltaiians IN the order
named The income derived from the worst houses
did not differ much from that derived from the best
The report closed with the following ooscrVatoi'h'
There are buildings which should he ordered TO be I'M
mediatey vacated; those needing attention as 10 tnelr
tlurbing is very large 1t is impossible TO make tne
owners or tenants obey sanitary laws without sys
temAtc inspection by the authorities which WIN .hc
present force sanitary inspectors Is possiDe VI
which reason IL should increased; prvyVaults shoui
be filed water closets he preferred 10 schOo-sihks anu
all closets i'll cellars be at once removed as
crave danger cellars throug the city show great
want OF care and cleanliness, while those dug ia nlde
ground within the influence of the tlde wale are uoo @
nj
the majority OF bedrooms IN tcncmcns are
without light and air. and light shafts useless te urh
ness of halls BY day aud night condnces greatly 10 ni
morality; rear fre-escapes without means Oh reacinE
the ground in front expose the tenants 10 dancer
tenants have generally become educated 10 tue point OF
appreciang the importance of sanitary measures; soo
OF the worst houses occupied only by thrce iaie
and therefore, ond the reach OF the INSPECTORS tnh
rents are unnecessarily high IN the poorer tencinens
and finally that gal crowdng Ia universal among inc
Polish Jews Italians and lowest class OF Irish
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

Steamer City of Para, Dexter Aspinwall Usc-Pscise
steamer Richmond Boaz Newport News and West Point
steamer Roanoke coach Richmond. City Point and Nor.
steamer Eleanors Bragg. POrand-Hoya'o Hall ,,,,o
Steamer Commonwealth. Van KIRK, Phiiadeiphia-Jenno
steamer City Columbia Woodruff. chareston-J ouin
's,H sf,p Mcianrn Little shanghai-M Pickering Co.
Ship spcer. splcer Antwerp Mhtney .y
BARK Angelina ItaD. Mazzela Cork FOR orders-Anare"'
BarK Alma (Br). McMinry, Gibraltar-Ausn BALD
Barx Rebus CNor Limde gard. Beyrouth syria-smith
Bark Elise Linct Ger. Facke Hamburg-Funch EdysS
Brig Charles Dennis Wood New-orleans1N BIieham
Brig Acrs Price. Laguayra aud Maracaipo-F eofSofA
schr Foster (Bn. Stevens, 5. John. NB-seamms'i
schr Blanche tBr, Marsters KngstonR McD Kirkland.
scnr Linda BIZ Gupt Grand Manan. NB-Jed Frye CO
SAILED.
fsnia I9srpoSi Dorian GLASGOW, Ahos Hqyti &e cy &
ssDs.. lsapSi CITY OF oolamO'' eAAi'' 's.s u.u,,,
Asous Gioacester: Whealand s. DOns Reunion Isard@
Brig A Mcleod for POintaPltre
Announcements
A TooTHLEss WOMAN
use Dr. Lyons Perieet Tooth Powder.
BLArR's PLLs.-Great English Gout and
Rheumatic Remedy. oval box, 81 roun Soc Ahdrasss
Delicate diseases of either sex, hows
ever induced radically cured Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N 7.
Earl e. Wilson's f and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuns the best. Sold yerywhera
Genuine Malt extract signature g. I0nsPs S
Ho and Esnck neck Of every bottle indorsed "
all ply scans ior general debility Beware Oh nn''atoh
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
la LexingtonAve., between 2}th and 30th st'.
Hours 70 ], OF. Diseases o. the Nervous system
Genito- Urinary organs Impotence and sterllty
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Rk......wEDNEsDAY. DEC.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF WEDNESDAY. DEC 8. 1884
ARRIVED.
steamer Lockwood Br) Bailey Liverpool via Delaware
Breakwater 10 days IN ballast TO Joshua tucker Co.
AySa az pSonyn CITY br Gore l5 days with
mse to Arkcl Douglass Arrived aths Bar az & Ss9 NH, m
~ to % u. Do ssan ''' D'' -O
WassnsUn g%.Iey .s ,na DfS
hciaHdre 4 sons Arrived at tho Bar at 3pm ,.,,,o.
H. 81 Inea Msrtaae g Dommea H. MOStse5Ga, s & IL
Antigua is 10 va oateSraso @sTTas cS 'O
Steamer clyde Holmes st Domingo CITY psS IT,
island 25 mdse and passengers to "m clyde * Co.
Aysm rar a'as ty % OF San Antonio wilder Fernandna ay
vi, nnnswcR Ga Royal with mdse and passengers
s.amsr ResaatOr Doane Wilmington NC days with
naval S[ & W @m 5enney Del ma,e Old
sp Csstnc GER Lohmann amburg as DAYS with md'e
10 Tlso haser altses,sr eG s RI, Burns with chalk
and empty barrels to order yesse seSS; ,,sy. with
sy Darss and hassr
%sGsos Edith ,ot Yarmouth Ns) Pnkney, Rotterdam 4s
days with empty barrels &c order vessel to snow Bur
lark Anna Maria DAbunao Ita sspo Lisbon 90 days.
with to order vessel TO raISs sban T dsys with min
order vessel to rsn Toad ys G with sugar
h1F ns John rsTSs Boston, in ballast to swan
Sp srs dS%oa ot Windsor S Priest GnTsiia.a 4s days
9 Iosssys says with pA0'
very thick on shore
Arrived Yesterday . 49,, .,ox.rsr,.
Steamer John (ibson Young. Ccorgeow1 and Aefandra
vii n,dse and pa assen ,ers to ThOs Wighmari. .-
Bark Morning (0f Turks Island, leonart Nuan,,
namo IL days sugar and mahogany to orer Vesse 10
Eark Adolph tOerl Brockcmann, Hamburg 20 davs WIN
cement empty barrels to ORDER vesei 10 herm hoop
& Go. ,...ua. .,u A and d., m
sept Carter, Haw.ey Co 'essei 10 fuhc'
Edge 4 Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Celtic tBrl Gleaa Liverpool via Queenstown
II Cortis. ,,-.o., ..L.i, q
Douglass - -. o..,o..., a Gan
steamer Marengo lBr), Maet, Hull Eng-Saniesoh "
Son. - ....o,,, no.r r,g "A
ID Morgan. . N. o...... c,os,,v ,us,ir
Baldwin 8 Co ,,,. ,,...h,.. r.,,har,, O Co
Steamer sehietam (Dtch HanecourI Amsterdam
Steamer Aberady Bay (Br). Mcoresor Bordeaux-Andre'
steamer Amarynis tBr Black Bordeaux-simpson spene
steamer cenuegos tBr Farcloth. Nassau, st Jago IN
| Cieniucgos-Jas u Ward 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
CAUSE OF THE MILITARY ACADEMY FIRE.
DIR. HAYS THINKS A DISCHARGED SERVANT STARTED

CAUSE OF THE MILITARY ACADhMi FINE.
DIR. HAYS THINKS A DISCHARGED SERVANT STARTED
1T.
The New-York Military Academy, of which a
wing was burned on Tuesday night. stands IN
park of about twenty acres. The winding avenue
which leads up to 1t nterseets iwelth-ave. AZ tae
On both sides OF the avenue are large trees. ne
house of Gothic design, was built thlrty-iour
years ago tor @ PTSaseo neo Toad windpr around
hack of the house leads to Fort Washington
q station or the Hudson River Railroad. The
wing, about 100 feet long ana twemydve on t1e he
Crourd floor az schoOl-room and the upper heor
Ter class rooms. II had been built for those pur;
poses DE- John b. Hays the p,Opretof eo bs Tedros
Window inst as he about TO retire for the night
He took the key Of fire alarm box and started on
run for the road. The key was slgh,ly indehted
and the doctsr in his nervousness could not make
it work. wagon coming alsng, he induced the
driver 10 take him to armansvile 10 gam inc assis-
fance of the fire department. 10 had hardly re-
turned before the Deighbsrs began TO HOOK 10 the
epOt; the flames had gathered such headWay as 10
make the sky urld and coad be seen loI niles about
All devoted themselves to saving what properly
they could When the engines arrived me wing
was DESTROYED. The conservatory soon fci WIN
crash and broke many OF tbe wndowS III vne With
diflicnlty thai tao iremen were able to arrest
Its progress. Isaac b. Martin Is the owner OF the
bu,iding and his loss Is covered by insurance
DR.. HAYS owned the personal property, and there
was no insurance on it. lie said yesterday 70 a
TRIBUNE reporter: 81 feel cast down; nave Iost
INV all There Is sone furniture saved IT is true,
those two pianos fer instance had hve; ana
some prsmlscuous traps. but all else is gone l es-
innate my loss in property at $o,O0O Ihen mere l
IA the loss of my business ap income OF from S6,OOO
TO $4,000 year. am ruined; the work OF years
is gone suspect that the hre was the WORK Oh an
iSccndiary. / discharged William Fisher, colored
servant, on Tuesday evening and IN Two s homrs
the bn,idine was in flames. He said that nc would
oet ssmare With me inside of twenty-fonr hours"
Fire Marshal Sheldon said thai careful exam;
a had failed TO 0IScIOkc any EVIL
dsncc that the fro was of incendiary origin. Tho
suspicions of incendiarsm rested, ne said' upon
the conduct of Fisher, who was locked up In the
Thirty-second Precinct Station. IL was ascertalned
that Migrants had frequently slept In the SCHOOL,
rOou where tho fire started.
Fisher was arrested at the request req Of DE- nays ss
or fire. NJ that on account Of the Christmas vaca-
ton the Of the building was entirely ely ciossa ss
noon was remanded until to-day. lie says that he
Is of the charge against him but does po.
say where he was from the ,e rksd oi S sbont tEs
Academy for ever year.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.

MARRIAGE OF A NEGRO AND WHITE GihL;
rn'ar,a. shor,c tamiliarly known AZ "Jcw !"
charne a negro. ags TWENTY-FIVE, for some time has
been been resident Of where he + Looked o
upon az shiftless fellow, going about WIN al, ta ao
sav last Friday he induced Mamie Quin. a good
looking, intelligent white girl OF sixteen to eope
with him 1t was believed that they we're Inafr,uJ
hnt il was not ascertained until Tuesday that such
Gas the case, when it was learned that the Rev:
Mr. bancroft pastor Of coGrad Mnmar. a.
nSeck FLATS had performed the ceremony. inc
Girl It is alleged, is the third fourth, If not t.
ssiri whom Sharpe has married. the last ono only
D;na puosiey. who is now employed as servant III
family in New-Rschelle. She informed TRInuNE
reporter yesterday that she was married 70 ,
want him again as she had to support him while
they hved together She has no objection, now
ever. to seeiug him punished for his wrong,aoins
Lstice j. w Stoves is investigating tho matter.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

YoSKERs Carl Pesch, recently employed in
Smiths carpet factory. on Tuesday night hanged
himself
HUN1's POrNT.-While the station agent on the
Harlem River Branch was lighting the lamps at
the switches on Tuesday thief entered the ticket,
Office. broke open the desk aud drawer and carried
of al the money.
Mr VRRvov.-Henry Smith, of New-York, on
Tuesday purchased the house of ID. {; Jones az tue
southwest corner of Ninth-ave and Second-st.
also the Methodist Epsconal parsonage in Ninth
ave- adjoining Sir. Jones's house. For tne former
he paid 81 o 600 and for tho latter %, 300.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
SALE OF BIBLE SOCIETY SECURITIES

auction $40. 900 of New-YOrk City consolidated
stock of 1896. The money was portion Of the So
ciety's Reserve Fund, and this was the second sale
during the year.
at is not the occasion for any special notice or
comInenl,n SAID Assistant Treasurer Andrew L.
Taylor at the Bible House in the afternoon. 1--WE
have been obliged to have this recourse to the Re-
serve Fund several times III the last three four
wears bnt that il not indication that the society
Is in a tight place. or in n pinched condition IL
simply indicatss that our expenditures have ex-
ceeded our income. We hope not to be obliged to
do this again for some time. The society docs an
extended work all over the world. II our means
were exhausted we sh0uAsstOp our agents every
where The society has nttle actual income. Its
publications sell at less than cost. given
away"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

his own request yesterday having completed t9s
twenty years Of continuous service WIFI III; re"eive
him eligible to hslf-pay pension ne VIII IoSetS e1o
81, 900 year. He has been captain since louS ~.
He will retire TO farm at Amityville. u. !. Sar ,S
successor will be selected from the siIty-sia Sea
geants. Detective Edward Riggs was also pace.
on the pension roll having resigned because OF
trouble with his eyes, after serving for tMentynuo
years, thirteen of them detective. his ponsion
will be $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HOtcLSeDatOr Charles +. Mandcr.
son, OF Nebraska .Asor House Congressman A. J..
Warner OF Ohio; ex-senator Cornelius Cole, OF Calfor-
MIA and Edward Mcpherson. OF Pennsy sylvania Sfr-
ierdnt Congressman John T. walt OF Connects
cut and Colonel H. NJ. Black, u s. Army Afbeiadrte
Hotei-Cong grcssman N G. Blanchard OF Louisiana.
Murray HM Hoci-Profcss0r T. X Lounsbury, OF New.
Haven Hotel Brunsnick-William Bliss, president
Boston and Albany Railroad Company Fun Avenue
Hotet-The Rev. IL. 3. Hoffman. OF philadelphia
Purk Avenue HOkef-EX- Governor j. Is. Page, of Yer
mont - st. Denis HoteLC0lonel X. Loder, u. b. Army
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.
New Years day 0bservgncess
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
ALONG THE SOVND.

BRIDGEroRr.-The ice which had formed to the
thickness of three inches the lOusaonic, Pequon-
mock. Black Rock harbor, Southport. Saugatuck,
Nsrwalk and Miauus rivers has entirely passed
into the sound and navigation is as free as in Oc-
tobor.
SoUrH NoRwAIK.-The body of man, torn in
pieces and tho fragments strewn for distance OF
$50 feet was found the tracks of the New
Haven road about ono quarter OF mile south OF
the station HIS name could not be learned.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

Beach to witness a cooking main between New,
jersey and Long Island fowls. Mr. Bergh heard OF OF
The affair and sent three OF his officers 10 the bech
the main was to be held recognized the officers an a
telegraphed the party not to come. Tho tram @ nad
reached Fresh Pond. and the brokers ana poiiti,
cians swore az the luck that has recently attended
cock fights on Long Island. They left the tram ana
went to a sporting house near Flushing
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
BOIsTEKOUs WEATHER AT SEA.

Several ocean-gong vessels arrived Yesterday
moro or less damaged by the severe weather. The
steamer Bermuda, from Gulf ports, sprung her
crank shaft on Christmas Day, and while repairing
the damage was struck by hurricane. She fell
off i'm the trough of the sea- werc she ab0rcd hcav-
ly and many of tho lime Juice puncheODs among
the freight burst and damaged q large amount OF
vcsscl could make only little headway and put
into Delaware Breakw ater for repairs. The brig
Susan Berger during tho eight days she
has been at sea from Charleston encountered
tcrnpetnous castcrly gales. Sho was hove to for
three days of Cape IIattcras, and had her bull
warks stove and her CABIN flooded. Coming INTO
harbor in the fog yesterday she ran aground on
R0mcr Shoals but came OF later.
In the afternoon the steamship India was run
into in the North River by railroad float and re-
ceived slight damage. Tho float was tOwed to
jersey CITY for repairs. Annex boat No 2 dam
aged her ruddcr in the North River and put INTO
the dock at Castle Garden, where repairs were
made
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

LONG ISLAND.
Locrsr VALLEY.-On Tuesday Mrs. Edgar
Weeks received q telegram saying: - Father IS
dead" She went into convulsions and dled yester-
day. The telegram was frem her son informing
her Of her husbands death Mr. Weeks was ell
eineer on the Seawanhaka when she was burnt
RIvERIEAD.- deacon Terry, who recently
eloped with Mrs. Downs, beng hotly pursued by
officers charged with his arrest, succeeded IN es-
Gaping thew. and on Tuesday took the steamer
FROM Port Jefferson for bridgeport.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
HELPING A DESTITUTE WOMAN.

n VC"1hAN'
A number of charitable persons called at tho
miserable room in the cellar of No. Bedford-st.
whero Mrs McKeckney lives, IN response TO tho ap-
peal made in yesterdays TRIBUNE. IN her behalf,
S16 This in addition to tne 50 sort by " Cash TO
Tar TRIpuNr offics makes q total Of $23 received.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
THE DIAL SOLD AND TO BE REoRGANIzED

THE auction sale of The Dial by Receiver Harian
A. Pierce went of quietly yesterday at NO. ~ ~
Ann-st. Two representatives OF opposing ntetests
but they did net challenge contest IN BIDS IN, ne
property was sold for 500 to M Gllett OF ~, he
lett q Wilson, representing syndicate Oh oae one
Quoted as before, under Mr. Pierce's management,
by q reorganlzed company Mr.. Pierce said after
the sale that the charges Of an attempt to freeze
ont auy Of the stockholders were untrue and ABB
surd. aud that his former colleagues Mr.. Crouch
and Mr. Hancock, had broken their contract with
him BY non-obedIence OF his instructions.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01

ELUDING MR.. BERGTPs OFFICERS.
Fifty men from this city, Newark, Philadelphia
and baltimore engaged special tram a. hunters
Point on Tuesday nigAt to take them TO Reckaway
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
EVILS OF TENEMENT-HoUsE LIFE.

WHAT THE INBPECIOR5 FUUND IN N''11''7
THOUSAND HoUsEs-THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS
Tho Tenement House Commission yesterday re.
ceived report from Frederick N. Owen the cniei OF
several inspectors employed by the Commission 10
make surveys of houses during the summer months
His report dealt with 96S houses occupied by o.oli
families OF ii persons representing all the con-
ditlons of tenement-house life. The percentages
New-York tribune., 1885-01-01
,rr1u vopx nAnY TRBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY + Iooo

Changes in the city government v,.r,. CITY
Reception by Mayor Grace GOVERNOR ""'A'' S'''
Hall. .n
Holy Name Society mass. st. Patrcks nh,a House
American Bible Society meeting n'o'o "'"'''
$50 .. N.