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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

GREENsBURG, Ind. Dee. B. Alfred P.
Games. carriage works we're burned rueslay night
Loss, $4,000; insurance $500. In the Royal. West
Chester Franklin, Mchtgan. Fire and Marine and North
western National insurance companies.
GL.N HAvRN. Mich. Dec. 3.-The tug st. Mary. Of
Frankfort burned last night aud sank in the dock.
She was valued at s. OOO and reported to be partly
insured.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. 3,-Tne Logan WoOen Mills.
peionging to Watson Ivey Il Company. burned this
morning Adarsyile Ky Loss 100000; no insurance.
HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. 3.-Firc was discovered this
morning the fourth floor the upper shop OF the
f n WEIGH Company, OF Forcstvllle The building.
winch = four stories In height and but OF brick and
wood was entirely destroyed together with the engine.
en- nrrv boilers and stock. The loss Is from $4,000
To 500 900 insurance $4,000. About 100 men arc
thrown out OF employment.
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STORY OF THE ROUCADOR ISLAND MEN.
LIVING EIGHTEEN MONTHS on DESERTED GUANO



WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Secretary Whitney
has received Captain A. Beardsley. commanding
the Powhatan detail ed report of the rescue OF three
men from Roucador Island. The Anthony
Repp a native OF Alsace. Henry Well. a German,
and Bartholomew Won Schendel. a Dutchman. Qucs-
toned by board OF officers of the POwhatan they tod
the following story: They contracted with Captain
Gennett superintendent for Richie Co.. OF New York,
in April SS4 90 ROucadOr Island with other
men to collect guano They renamed until December
when Captain Gennett and two lett IN boat for
Colon TO charter vessels. Captain Gennet returned
with vessels which, having been loaded with
sailed for New-YO TX. and Captain Gennett went with
them. Before leaving, the three men and Chnaman,
Jim +. Cook signed a contract TO remain and get ont
guanO which Gennett TO return for In May. That
was the last they heard from Geunett
German brig touched at the Isl and III July. and
Old Providence fisherman touched there in August en-
route to Colon. The Chinandn left upon the fisherman
TO charter "A vessel at Colon to take away the gudnO
mined by the party and entrusted with turtle shell
worth 800 the proceeds OF Which were to be expended
for HUG aud provisions. The ChinAman sent back
bottle OF and pound of tobacco Tor each
by the ming fisherman, and that all they
received him. Finally their food became bad and
thereafter they lived chiefly upon fish, boobies and
eonchcs RanWater was plentiful The POWhatan
fouched the island November 20, aud the men not
TO purchase provisions and clothing with S12 which
they had received from the fisherman. They IN
good physical condition. They express confidence
Captain Gennett and think he has been fouy dealt
with They had heard OF the forenen threatening
his life The now with the Powhatan employed
ms. IneruumeTaTlGS
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ELEVATED ROADS FOR BROOKLYN.


sT-rBE TRUNK LINE
TO the amended application of the Kings
County Elevated railroad Co. Tor permission To construct
road Fultonst Brooklyn, from Adams-st to East
New York. Mayor Low and City Works Commissioners
Flceman nave given their consent condition that the
work begins good faith before December 81 and be
diligently and contingency prosecuted that the road
operation by May /, lSS7 uHicss hostile legal pro-
crrdiug~ prevent; that the company give a bona OF
100000 security to the city that Jlnt u.s. OF the
tracks from points OF intersection to Aiansst. be
granted company authorized To
buIId roads ia Flatbush-iye. or IN Adams-st (;
aud than i've cents fare Ice CHARGED at any
Of The director Of the company have re-
ccptcd these conditions. Another provision. not formally
upon hut verbally pledged by the company. Is 10
" res can he placed In Tubes top ~ The uuus.
Yesterday the company ued is nonl Tor S2Ou.oOO ana
formal pcrdi-sIOu gwen 10 Oien tue streets. Tue
cotrtt structure has been given To the P.UnlN
Iron Iauy. aud WORK viii BEGIN simultaneously AT
srycra points ami Will be pushed RAPIDLY Forward III
proposed have tnr road running next summer "a Tar
-d-t "a, Bcdfurdtve.
Tho Mayors CummissIu on appointed 10 lay ont rOute
trunk lie al Railroad FROM the Bridge T. the city
Han Professionally agreed upon route starting from
Bridge aud ruunlug across private property [" Nas-
fuDb SIS. thence IN fuAluu-'i. BOrrulu
parc providing for connections with road IN Myrtlc-
ave-. and with IN Fuou--t. To Fulton Ferry from
Nassau he Commissioners agreed vest riIy 10 adopt
this unless convincing sou To the contrary
could re laid before them Beginning to-day, punuc
VIII be given 10 persons Interested IN tue laying
route. There !, much opposition among pop
cryVWucr m Fu ton ST. to tue placing OF the rOdd tucTc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
DEBTS CT WEST SHORE RECEIVERS.

NEWBERG, Dec. 3.-Reicree Abram :. Cas-
sdy and OF the West ShOre Railway have
presented 20 Judge Charles Brown their report o! the
,educss OF the receivers OF the road 10 November
~ the dare OF the sale The report Is as foliows:'
Receivers certificates Si,l3l.5l2 receivers notes,
SGli.1~7 voucher accounts. S9l lG33 ply rolls.
sos $50 IT, iC accounts, S62OsO; a, crued interest
receivers tIh ate- Sl2ZI1l; accrued interest on
ci,crS notes s3iJI; accrued interest gu terminal
ObIgttIUu- ~1SlI-S accrued rental III favor o. Erie
Railway, $4,000; compensation 81 rccciNcr- less
81 800 puld. sos $50 contingent Liabilities S-OUOOJ
receivers equipment lease warrants, par value,
- 2j- 6~~ 49, present worth 81 7-o.S,7 total lndeb T.
cdur,s OF receivers, S9.3i6,~JJ. Other sums 10 Ue
added representing lien. the proprrt. prior to tnd
plaintiff, mortgage dter March l. l>>l. author
ized BY the Court To be paid, ncuu- 1Ou = and mort
cages, SJ3l, lOi, bring the total up to oJ,9Ol,23O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

CNCINNArL Dec. 3-lhe superior Court today APP
poin John Carlisle trustee OF the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad. vice Miles Greenwood, deceased. The Court
declined grant declare the trust ended
saying this could only be done by suit In regular form.
ST. LOUIS, Dee IA meeting OF the general passenger
agents Of the bound limos held yesterday.
The bridge tolls on passenger traffic abolished.
This n equivalent reduction Of 70 cents tickets
to all Eastern points.
ALBANY. Dec. 3.-rhc following railroads reported to
the Railroad Commissioners to-day
The New-YoIk. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany with gros, income OF $l.79OlSJ %. and net
income OF Slls,I3O 70.
The Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Com
pany. with II gross Income of S3sI.56 50. and net
income of S2ISS19 20
The Broad say Railroat Company OF Brooklyn, with
gross income OF Sl43,l5l 20, ana II net income Of
$39.03l 81.
BOSTON, Dec. 3Tho directors Of the Mexican Central
Railroad yesterday appointed George f. Myer auditor Of
tho road In Mexico succeed Foster Nichols resigned.
Mr. Myer viii have his headquarters ut the city Of Mex
leo It reported that tue dTrctOs adopted the per
cent sealing scheme In regard To the hrst mortgage
hnula
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STOPPING UP THE PASSENGER LEAKAGEs.

The general passenger agents OF the trunk
lines yesterday continued their WORK o, comp citing
regulations for control OF rates. Il agreed
advance Etstbound local rates from Buffalo su,p ion
Bridge, Niagara Falls and Clifton to the basis OF 30 %
To New.lork to-day. The present rate 50 30. The
trunk lines nave already stopped the payment OF COM
missions on WestbOuud business and on January /.
1856 commissions will not be- paid on any traffic con-
rocd Oy TRUNK lines. rNceptluE at few points on
small road. Sew gland Wncre the commission Is IN
the nature OF small salaries To tue tlcket-seAvrs.
10 was stated at Castle Garden yesterday that the
trunk had agreed % advance enngrant rates to-
basis 81 - to Chicago aud fares TO local
points tie old tah OF March. l5Si Passenger Com
missioner PicrsOu sad that ne was igGUrdut OF the
change.
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THROCGH NEW-IOEK STATE.
AnNG rrAvrL OF 4 MAn.noG.

GosHEN. Dee. 3.-ln the vicinity of Monroe
forty nuy dos- are SAID 10 ave boon bitten by
rbd phcrI dog tnd the residents OF that nrchbor
hood trr Greatly excited over the matter The shepherd
DO. first mtuglrl nuc dog owned by \. H. Taylor AT
Central valley Then Doe turned up a. Monroe VILLAGE
several milo. distant Tucre hc bit about twenty other
dogs he also Killed two pct crows. Among the dog'
winch ho wounded was j. H. yelling dog Jumbo
shepherd next heard OF ~ the ONcl! Nine
several mile. AWAY Hero he attacked e number OF
dogs From tho bNrll Nine hr went 10 Turner, where
Dee hit william NtCormrk Then lie returned To- Cen
tri Valley. here De- shot Tie ~ the dogs
tru los the futI shepherd are riturT cutuiug them mp
"r kIlIug them \ prr"mp''ty lie utud is made upon
thrW all and N they do not promptly comply there VIII
br big sau rhtrr OF cannes ia that part OF Orange
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her action was unknown. Her mother lives az No i7a
East hundred-and- seyenteenth-st.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN DETROIT
THE BARNUM WIRE WORKS BURNED

LOSS OVER QUARTER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DETROIT, Dec. "a fire broke out this morn.
ing in the stock room Of Barnum's Wire Works. There
was delay OF fully ten mRutes before the alarm was
nrned In and the Dire spread with great rapldity and
when the fremen responded the whole building
was q Of flames. The wind was from
the west and famed the flames. and for
time it seemed that the whole neighborhood was
doomed Tho flames set FIRE to three double Investors
houses which were about half consumed. The occu.
pants were able Of their furniture to
safe place. The houses valued at 49, 900 and insured
for So 900. The wire works almost total loss
The building was valued at $4,000. the stock al
$l15 900 the machinery $4,000. The insurance
is as follows:
Scottish Union. Citizens OF New-York Norwich
Union, Niagara Howard. Peoples Of NewYork, LIVER
pool and London Assurance, $4,000 eacht
Springfield and Michigan Fire and Marine $500 each;
New-York Alliance, 50, 200 sun OF California German
American Insurance Company Of North America, Fire
Insurance Association, and Imperial. $4,000 each;
Royal Guardian If Washington, Queen, American Of
New-Jersey United Fremens. National OF NewJersey,
Transatlantic Boyston Mutual. National Of Hartford
Security, American Central, Union OF Philadelphia
Home Mutual OF California, Buffalo, German, North
west National, Mercantile OF New-f0rk, Peoples OF
PiGtsburg, and Firemen's Fund, $500 each German
of Cincinnati Newark, Firemens OF Dayton, and Penn
syvauia 81 500 each; Providence OF Washington, and
Grand Rapids 81 900 eaohI
Two hundred men thrown out Of employment
The Barnum Wire Works Company was incorporated in
the spring of 1892 with Ct pita OF Sl6OOOO, which
was subsequently increased to 100000 Their pros
perity seemed unlimited, and in December new
pany was organized with a capital OF 100000
The large establishment built on Wabashaye. IN
city I'm the spring Of 1884, and branch factories and
salesroom' established at Chicago aud windsor.
The company assigned on July -. 1854, 10 ADrAn !.
stebbns who subsequently becam me receiver Al the
time Of the failure the assets were 70 ana the
liabilities S349 l20 81 Soon after the failure combs
nation of capitalists bou up the entire Indebtedness
of the concern at fifty cents the dollar. Pressing
cLums allayed, but the company was not out OF
trouble Suits and cOuntersnits were begun In all the
local courts and Of these nov pending.
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aGENERALs SPARKS Mop1FIEs ms ORDER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Reconnaissance Sparks
OF the General Land ONCE to-day promulgated the fol-
lowing important order modifying his order OF April
last to suspend action in issue OF patents set
Element and improvement claims for examination with
respect TO compliance with the law:
DEPARTMENT OF TIL INTERIOR, GENERAL land
OFFICE, WASHING ION, ID. G.. Dec 3, 1883. !
The order OF April g. 1855, mod fled follows: he
Commissioner will certify 10 and request the issue OF
patents upon all entries not subject TO reasonable
doubt. VIZ:
Fr>t-In contests where the rights Of successful par
ties have been established
Second-Where examinations have been made By Gov
ernment agents, and no fraud appears.
Third-HOmestead entries where residence improve
ment aud cultivation have been made according law
And board. to consist OF the Assistant COMMISSIONER
Chief Clerk and Cnef Law Clerk, hereby organized
pass upon and report said cases TO the Commissioner
MILLIAM A. j. sPARKs. COmmlss lOner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
CRITICISMS BY GENERAL CROOK.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. - Brigadier- General
Crook commanding the Department OF Arizona, In his
annual report describes at considerable length the
eumstances which attended the outbreak the Chirca
huas, under Geronimo. Mangus and other chiefs last
spring and declares substantially that the of
harmony between the agents of the Interior Department
and the military makes such outbreaks possible He
says that upon returning TO the Department of Arr
In 1882 nc found the Apaches huddcd about the
agency where there was no land for them cultivate
The Indians complained OF this. and tie agent, Mr.
Wilcox. acknOw edged the justice the complaint but
said he acting In strict compliance with his orders
In keeping them there.
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40 DECISION ~ rHE BURTON MURDER CASE.

40 DECISION IN TIE BURTON MURDER CASE.
NEWPORT, Dec. 3.-The hearing in the Bur-
ton murder case resumed TINS morning. Mr. Dorsey
was brought the jail in a carriage, but Mrs. DHrsey
was reported lying at the Jail In tie same condition
as when she had be carried from the cOurroom yes
prlay At 10 O'Clock she came mt0 the courtroom A.
tend By her physician Mr.. sheffield closed ms ar
gumcut the defence with notion for the DISCHARGE
OF the defendants. Mr.. GAVIN made his argument for
the prosecutions. concluding at 435 p. m. The Judge
reserved decision. The prisoners stood the ordeal
with the greatest Iortitue. Dorsey cool and APP
parenty uncoucerned and Mrs. Dorsey looked steadily
al her counsel with uhluChug nerve They wtIc taken
10 iall TO await the decision.
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THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECTS REPORT
RECOMMENDING A BOARD or PUBLIC BUILDING
NEED OF An APPRAIsTK'S sTORyS.


NEED OF An APPRAISERS STORES.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 3.-E. VI. Bell, the super
vising Architect in his annual report says there are
the course OF construction eighty buudings.
ranging in cost from s2j 900 - 600 900 each calling
for total expenditure Of Ss5ll 400. The eXIendi-
lures for the year this account have aggregated
~ 49, 100 The Architect says that Congress fixes The
limits Of cost OF the several but din.s without full
knowledge Of the accommodation required and that the
limits III many low az 10 make Il Impossible
to provide minimum accommodation, even though the
cheapest material used He also calls attention the
inadequate appropriations made for the proper prose
cution Of work after 1t Is begun. The remedy which
is suggested Is that before authorizing tho con
of building Congress should obtain from
the office estimate OF cost of such building would
meet the requirements OF the public service.
Mr. Bell recommends that "A board be created OF which
the Secretary the Treasury shall b. eX-OicO char
man, and which shall include the Supervising Architect
and three members to be called the Board Of Pub
lie Buildings OF the Treasury Department Tho three
other OF the board should be appointed solely
becau OF their peculiar and fitness for their
respective positions. one should be sanitary and
heating ana ventating engineer; another shoad be
master builder fuzzy acGuaine with al the ar OF build
ing ana by experience cdpabeOf Judging OF all the differ
phases OF the work III pract Al operation. The third
should be an architect OF emlhent Skin and ability
de.gntr aud cUnsructOusi, aud who would be an a..
to the supervising Architect aud act upervi,.
ing architect IN his absence The recommendations OF
the Supervising Architect would then have be ap.
proves by all or majority Of the members Of the board
and submit, ted to the Secretary final action. The
Architect suggests that the board be appointed by
secretary OF the eJsury, with salaries sufficient
officers quail cd for the discharge OF their mpOr-
tant duties
Attention is called to the necessity OF fire proof build
ing the files OF the executive departments
Government. The losses which have already been -us
taned By lire regarded rs sufficient FOR
immediate cons ructiOn OF such building The
sity the Immediate construction OF Appraisers
Stores building for the city OF NcwHorf j. also men
toned. with statement that the Government has al
ready paid out for rent ad repairs upon the building
now occupied for that purpose the sum Of rl0l2.G72
TIE Architect suggests that Immediate steps be taken for
purchase OF site ana the construction OF fire.
proof convenient building for the AppFascrs
and also that the Naval Office be provided quarters in
OF the buildings owned by the Government. An
annual rental Of SIl,s00 is being pad the use
Of offices for the lastnamed service amounting up
the present date to the sum OF s0l, 1875.
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THE SUIT AGAINST rHILIP L. voEN
URGING CLAIM THAI GROWS OUT OF srRIE,
or SCANDALS.

URGING 4 CLAIM THAT GROWS OUT OF A SPIRES
or SCANDALS.
BOSTON, Dec. 3 (SpecidD.--FOr the last three
years the relations between Philip L. Mocn Of Worcrs-
ter Of the lrm Of washburn Moen. manufacturers OF
barbcd wire. aud levi wilson have been matter of
gossip. Some years ago Wilson was a MILL
hand, employed by Wdshburn & Mocn and was poor
Suddenly he BEGAN TO spend money freely It was gen
orally supposed at that time that he had some
covcry connection with barbcd wire and that hi,
employers paid him literally for It. In 1850 Wilson
sued for breach OF promise Of mar.
riage by two young women Hattie J..
" herell, OF Worcester County, and Hattie H.
! ley OF Providence. Miss Engey's father also sued
Wson for the seduction Of his daughter the total dam
ages claimed amounting to $4,000 Wilson was sent
to jail Mr.. Mocn's namo was unpcasIntly mentioned
in the gossip about these suits, but seemed able
to tell exactly what his relations Wilson were The
latter procured bail, and according his own story I'm
court In Boston to-day to Mooschead Lake Me
where Moen spending the summer inc latter
sought to Induce him to compromise the III order
i to avoid Sc further ,nnL hnnc'iy In converse
the witness alleged that Mr. Mocn urged him
to settle with The plaintiffs in these cases. but the wit.
replied that be had no money ana unable to do
MIR. Moeu. according TO Wilson's story then offered
ment II he would secure a COMPROMISE Wilson says he
closed The bargain that basis nnd afcrwari re-
the balance Of $4,000. which he says he never re-.
cciyed ON cros'-eN animation by Mr. Rice the witness
stated that lac did not know that Mr. Mnen
was in any way connected with either OF the
plaintiffs who had sued hlm for breach OF promise The
plaintiffs closed TINS afternoon Thus far there
i evidence to show what the relations brtween
MOen aud Wilson. 10 at first supposed THAI Mr.
Noon mixed up In some discrcditabe manner with
Wilson's intrisues with women, tut Wilson said IN court
to-day that This the What hold wilson
had MOcn mystery which outsider seems To be
competent to unrayol The defence VIII be put n to.
morrow.
At the noon OF the Wilson's overcoat was
stolen. having been left with his broner-lnaw who
left for awhile Wilson asserts that the
contained number OF papers OF material value To
him In prosecution CT the present suit
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oswEGo.s LrMnEE AND GRAlN rRApE.

OswrGo, Dee. 3.-Thc receipts Of lumber at
this port the month Of November amounted 10
800 feet. OF 4. 900 900 feet the
same month last year aud 100000 feet have been
received since the opening Of navigation, being
2OOOOOO feet less than during me period List
year The total receipts or grain since the opening OF
navigation J,jOoUOO bushels Increase OF 100000
bushels over last Tue barley receipts tIr
opening 81 NAVIGATION amount t. 39OO.UOO bushels.
increase OF 100000 bushels over lA-t year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04

Court of the Territory OF Washington; Charles IL
Pollard of Delphi Ind to be Associate Justice oil lhe
supreme Court Of the Territory OF MOnani D. bomal
unrri. OF Mississippi to be Attorney Of the United
Stafs for the Southern Dstric: of M!s s,pr; Nliah
W. Anderson, OF Kentucky TO he Agent Tor the iht ,
of the Crow Creek and Lower Brne Agency IN DdNot
John A. Sullivan he Collector OF Internal teVehe iot
I'd -crold District Of New-York. Mr. Sullivan mas Decn
A member of 10 Produce Exchange OF NeW-lOrN lily
for many years.
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TO PIPE NATURAL GAS TO BUFFALO.

PTTsBuRG. Dec. 3.-rhe Standard Oil Com
pany has scheme under way to pipe n1tural gas for
heating and illuminating purposes into Buffalo. The
plan is to lay large main from the Nenango district to
Cory and from there to Buffalo At Cory there Will
be placed the pump machinery necessary to force the
gns destination The machinery. IL Is sald Will be
constructed ON the principle Oh the NOrthinsOn duplex
pumps by the National Transit Company FOR pump
ing oil. modified IN such to adapt them to
&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
COUNTING rnE vIRGINiA VOTE.

RICHMOND. Dec 3.-Vne count of the State
concluded to-day with tho following result
Total cast for Governor, 2s907l,o OF which Ftzhugh
Lee (Den.) received lj2.5li Jonu :. Wise RepD,
1850; scattering II Total vote for Lieutenant
Governor - 0O3 OF which John T.. Massey DcmD got
1912: H. G. wood (t"pJ. i3i.79l; scaurrnt 30.
Tue Ii-utcntt- Governor IA scott County was
tot received. Ice ant Massey we're then declared Coy
rruut and Tor the term VI four ears
beginning January l.. l--6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
SUICIDE or A YOUNG WOMAN.

Mrs. Won Dassel, the young wife of a grog-
shop keeper at No 90 Third.aye suicide by
shooting herself in the left breast In the she
asked her husband for $40. which no gave her. with
THIS she purchased revolver aud concealed IL In bel
room In the evening she LETT the barrOOm where heI
husband and Mr. Krauss icedeaer, sittlng and
went into back roOm. The two startled
by the report OF pistol and found the young
the floor dead with the pistol by her sde The Gauss Of
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DESTRUCTION OF A LARGE SAW MILL

BAY CITY, Mich. Dec. s. Flames last
night broke out In the cupoa of the
fire room OF the McGraw Saw Mill, owned
by Blrdsall & Barker. The wind was blowing
lightly and at one o'clock the mill ruins. 10
the largest on the Saginaw River At the time OF It's
erection I'm 1873 the largest OF the KIDD
in the world. having an annual capacity OF 4OOoOOJ0
feet of lumber besides iath slaves, healing and SHIN
gles Mr. B,rdsa places the loss at Sl50000 which
there an insurance of 10000 distributed In various
companies The mill furnished employment for one
hundred and nifty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-04
roR ID LXrRAnIrIoN or TnOMAs MITcnELL

NIEANl, IT z, > NVit fITI, NUUIUtT Ut UIIIVUI
had before Governor I'M this afternoon on the
application Tor c1trauon papers for Thomas MITCHELL
of Ncw-Yprk tho alleged owner Of the Ncw-Jcr-cy
building by tine fall Of which several people were killed.
D. CAly crrcR Tor the p"op" and Detectives Clos and
Dalton of the jersey CITY police force submitted records
show that Mitchell the owner ~ the premises
which fell 1hOna, &. Ecclrsue enusayored to show
that Nj. Mitchell Of the premises.
The Governor decided render al, decision within a
r,k