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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
TILE cArsr FOR 4 DIVORCE SUIT.

EGMIEA, &c. II Spcc,dD.-ln North E'mlra,
subarb OF ,hI, city Tor time there has been quiet
gossip concerning Mrs Henry Bishop, the wife of Henry
Bishop, the en- .lnecr the Touring mills OF schuyler
Reynolds and the gossip lei the husband to adopt
measures to convince hm,el Of the truth or flsty OF
IN, statements. Last Monday ni-ut Mr.. Bishop lett
home usual stltn that matters stood at tn" lnlI
Hc woult b, unable &c reach home until LAKE He soon
rrtrucd, no N,vcr ana went mp To the drrs>indklng
rlOu- O. IA, VIE lie burst TIE door open ana IODnl
In, MIC. n company with he Democratic IN uberelcct
ot ihe Assembly. lr Robert T. Bush, man who hereto.
fore emo, good reputation IN general sense, ana
Va. lpcn "a ono the models OF the town. Nir
n .op has begun sult for dvorca. lt "a not known
whether d. BUSH vii pIt In AZ app -lrLncc IN the rs
80. .II Iy a mot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
CRIMES AND CASUILTlE&
FATAL PLAY Win A REVOLVER


BmpEToRp, Me-. Dec. l2.-Whi,e pla ing win a re-
volyer Yesterday Ralph Mrkennoy, ot k"nheDuhSporl'
accident lly aud fatally shot While Goodwin. the h'o-
,ear-old son OF Frederick X. GOOtWlh.
DEATH FROM EATING DISEASED POkh.
pfrr.nI'EG. Dee IA dispatch rom lart.tuUi'
Pam states tnat tN deaths have occurred III the its
never family from trchnU aud that >lx Ot"r Pallos
are sinking rapidly, with no hope ot coFery' mo
rnfhs nave eau et great excitement IN tha vicinity OF
Tnrsutun and of pnyslras from thls cty HdNo
examined pieces OF the meat under microscope
KIlIfD by A TRAIN.
CufrAco Dee l2-uoury lInyt, was instantly killed
AT Park last evening. lie had stopped from
az limos Central suburban train and his pack was
trueI oN ari the other Track When tn ono express
nIirh doe, not stop WOOdawn, whirei through tao
sulurb AT A high of speed and the engine Stihch MIN
n thr back lie picked up fully ten cet from "here
lac inoL when the rngl lo hm. Both Of his legs
were smashed his head bruised and his slnu broken
lie died almost iustantdy. Mr. HOJt WAS born III Iuy'
\ y in 1888. lie leaves a wlIo but no chlldrrll
BIOWING Up A STORE VIM DYNAMITE
PoTIsyILIE, Penn, Dee. l2.-About 8 o'clock thls
morning the drygoods and grocery sIoro OF ID W. Lewis
nt ~ Clair three miles from this city, was ho"h up
WIN DYNAMITE Ihe outrage IL suppOaed 10 nave oeeh
tEo outcone the liquor recently carried on III 81
Clair AS Lewis prominent incmt' OF the lA'" ahd
order society. Great excitement prevails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
TEXT OF THE WILL.

|. William Ii. Van crbllt, of the Cry Of
NeN-York. do make anA puDrh ny last wil and tes'a-
meut follows:
I3,,i-I devise unto my beloved WIFE, Maria Louisa.
for AMI during her natural Ike the dwelling house m
which I now reside aud The lot winch X stands
which ia boaudcd ami described ds follows: Begin
mug &C the nOrtnwesteriy corner OF FtthlN".
aud Hfty.nrst-st. aud runuits tlebco north
erly along the westerly lire Of Fith-"Ne.
lo3 feet aud Inches; thence westerly, parallel with
Flfy-hrsst.. "a feet inches; thence norhorly par
nel with Fithaye.. l2 teet inches; th'nco westerly.
parallel with F.fty -hrstst. - icct mchcs thence
uorthcry. parallel with Ffth-aYe.. IA inches thence
wcstrrly parallel with Fitty nvslt 81 cc o2 inches;
thence ,Ouihcry. parallel with lithaie, 10 feet lo
inches; thence westerly. parallel win tity-hrS-s" .
iuch thence soutnery, parallel with t!|tVe' lV'I'es
inches to tho northrrly line Of iiIty'hrsts"' ana
thence ,storly along thi line jO feet - the pace OK
INNING also give and devise 70 my said WIG ior
and during her natural life tho in:eo lots Of lana on tho
tic",terly corner OF MaisJRave am FtiJ ''tcodd
=. in the city Of New-York. containing together 10
feet IN wllth Oh Fiftysecon'i-st., aui IN the rear
and 40 feet In dcp.h; together with the
st,ia, and improvements thereon erected also give
and bcqurah her for and during hr natural lie All
th, ia utng,, pictures satuary ami WORKS oi ART whch
may own the tino Oi my IcceIac except the poE'
t,,jt and marble bust os my father. which have be-
ouca he'd TO my Cornelius. also give ana OequeaIu
to her for aud during her natural life a the furniture
OF every description. including pia.c. silver, library
ornaments musical instruments and other articles OK
Lous, hold which may at the tno OF NY decease De
In ol appurtenant to my present residence eorher OF
Flfthave Fifty rstst, aud also all the horses, car
rlces vehicles harnesse', snbe furniture and iupe-
ments which may have hand at the time Of my ue-
cease and usually kept in said stables On Madison
ave. and FIfy-seoond.st And empowerm my VIE dur-
M her life 10 exchange or dispose OF any or my SAID
household furniture and other chatols except pictures
statuory and works Of ART, and OF any OF
of said horses, carriases AMI stable furniture.
TO such extent as shall deem from time 10
time 10 renew to replace the saue | also give and
heaucath To my said wife annuity Of $!0J.OOD per
unnum during ner natural lie. TO be computed from
tho date of my deceasc and paid to her III
equal quarter.yearly payments thereafter. Ana
direct that sum sufficient 10 produce such annuity DC
set apart and at all times safely invested by my e1ecu
tors tor that purpose during the life of NV WIFE, Ana
empower her dispose by Will Of 100000 OF the pr-
cipI OF the directed To he set ar1 Ill any man
nor she may desire. ana which shah be- 'es a.
Allaxes assessments and charges wh'ch may DO Ih-
posd ON the real estate dcvi>e wife for life shall
be payable by her during the same period AMI DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dec. Il (Spcciah.-Ihcrc were
eighty-six deaths for the X ending last nght-Hliy
nine IN the city ana twentysiX The suburbs. TINS
the same number as last week except that there
were less IN the suburbs tnis week. There
are 227 patients yet In the hospitals, besides hfty
infected houses In the city. report current m the
city to-day that the military authorities here have
advised the Imperial authorities mat II would bO desir
able to order "a regiment OF hight cavalry to Canada.
4 dispatch received here from Winnipeg tins after
noon eays the following circular distributed there
last mint: War Of races Yes If necessary and
teeth IL required! VIII an already outraged public
stand quietly hy while great d, ,nonstratlUn IS being
made burial of that cdhaniod rebel and traitor
Louis Rcl No. dcdIy no! Let the trily royal pro-
coed to St. BOufdCc tomorrow morning where the
traitor Is inferred ana II anything l. said Insulting
To Bras, Canadians, let them pun the cathedral down
uou lie beads the tribes that Nt the rebel, and
bot them from the face OF the Garth God the
nYa.F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
ln.sE. N NAnInrs pLAcEs.

WATrirowN, WIS, Dee. 12.-lhc home of
KERN Eyaa at Eichwooi. five miles west OF here was
burned yesterday. los. 1000; Insured III hr In'ur-
- cr Couu,iy Of North America. Ol fnlaAcI pima, Tor
- 300.
Drruos. Ohio. Dec - The grocery store Of A. y.
Richard, WA. burned yesterday. The lo'i IL $1,000 In
stirancc :. 900 the Norwich Union ana Dayton Ere
Insurance companies
smHofoss, Wis, Dec. 12.-Ihs Crockcr Chair Com
pan,'4 huh!iugs were burned last nirhi' the hrc
originating IN the ROOM Lo--. SGo.oOO; h'ur-
urcr 900. About 30 men arc thrown out Oi EN-
ploj mcnt
YoHK Penn. Dee. -. fire occurred at Ne"-oAiord'
Adam. County, thiz morning. The At"be attached 10
the Old MiIoy Hotel, used livery stable was de-
-troycd together with four horses one cow ana 'o
carriages The names spread 10 the large brick barn o
tt.r.h .f Vort, ,ic Of the LARGEST barns In the
country and It, with it, c"ht'hH. coh9lHuhg ol hhl
plaiu, otc.. was entirely conslm"I Iho los7 ~ cS'
In.fel NJ - 600 lmsuIamoc. TI,UOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

CLEVELAND. Dee. II (SpccidO O.-Drect and
authoritative information has been received 10 the effect
that the engineer OF the Board OF Public Works Nil
his annual report recommend the abandonment OF the
ono Canal The recommendation is made on the ground
that the canal IA not sclrsusanIng. II Will cause big
ii.Lt nat the canal Will probably oo abandon ia"
Oin Canal rX through the entire cuCtu oI tie
Stt, II three great NHll ~ u the State those
~ the IuscartWas ana tie SCtutO rivers.
r. brpluH nt cleveland and traycrsc= the CuyahOsa
VALLEY to Akron AMI thence TO has>On where II fol
,,yy. The Iu,caawas Itycr to New Phiiadc phla.
tiutuus 70 Newcomer, own, COechOctou Hnd Newark.
thr,uh Flrird ana Franklin Counties thence through
tht S,Infn Valley, touching Cir cVic. Chucuthr and
Way.rly AM ioipiu- the Ohio River nj Portsmouth 1t
WAS one OF thr first canals bu!lt IN this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
IHL FIEL ELCORD.
Gr-Nr-s HOUSE, Da.rGoYrp.

GAINESVILLE. Ga, Doc. - nSpccidJ Nearly
entire bu,iucs- portion q. this cts WAS rnrd TINS
r,oi.,iug The ID alarm soIudrt At O'Clock aud
peopr turned out TO a:It tao ntnc', which h'd ni'
mach hcadwAy. Tho weather wa in.cn.ry coli all 4"
h.,n wind va, bowiug. 10 wa- not uatiI near nine
O'Clock that t- lire pu- Olt the nae -tAti'd In h'
diy goods department oi the store Of & W p"ri'' I'D
I'm. PiI.c ~unrc The Binding was worth $1,000.
It,. ,,rf ,tIltIur. nrruuird los T. I. NtkiI-uu tud
II,sny i. g., belonged To- Mr. IDsIr Of Na,ilu- -ion
IL; 400 I,,. the .s,paprr oice- - tho cliy were
ac-tr,y,d ne NoufrIyt sun-t.d "~t or aD"u. f'''
,yit, no ln,urau.r it, Idg'c ulrc ln tine ito- ge
I,i,tl i..., WIS ,r.ttoyrd tuc h"Tg $1,000. Ih'
tnt.u loss iS estimated Al $1,000 with an"hl J."'u
Insurance rru,lpd.y local companies several uiits
mad ,oni. IAugrd by CT. th thc lOsr by hfe 'ui
n,trr. viii rclc4i 7juODl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
10 DIVIDE ALARGE ESTATE.

ALBANY, Dee. - .Specidb.-lhe members of
the historical Van Rensselaer, family of this city are pre-
pauug 10 divide large landed property which i me
remnant Of one OF the r- auoral grants 10 tho country
To-day certificate Of Incorporation OF the Van Een~s"-
laer Land Company was filed In the County Clerks
office The cumpanys eKtrEce j, limited To hfty years
ami the capita, stock ejoOOO IN $500 SHARES OF 100
each The iucorporaor- anu trustees are Nimot John
IN nr (, n1.,'-: t.lkrIlo Van i.u-se.leI.
Albany; Nalhanrl Thaycr, Of Lancaster MJss; Will IA
Hl,arI Van L u>s,llcr. "a AUdny; How ri Towns Nj
of Nr.-Yurk, Walter y H. Berry. oi Washington, AMI
Stclh.n V IL. Townsend, of New-lOrk. Ihc old Manor
I,i-e where AeNHnder Hamilton met his bride. aud
winch ~ the early days Ot he Republic Wa> one of tAt
most famous mansions IN NcN-G"rS, Ter IA" present VIII
D. untouched, but the properly %rArrt'y "H. D.
o,tc,i by the lie company 10 commercial purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
VICTORY FOR TIE sEIyIANS.
TWO BATTALION, or HE nrLGAHIAN AmY sc'

rFRFD-MANY KILLED AND WOUNDEp.
BELGRADE, Dec. IA Telegram from the
front states that long AM bloody en-a clcnt took
mace tod = bet Scrn the scry1u- ant BI sarhus The
Town lVck Isoor Was wre.cd from tIc possession OF
batt,ns belonging to the Prot division OF he EuI
,i.u army which attacked Tho -rrylu. Upon finding
themselves Outnuubcic ed th" Iu arltu made signs hn
tl..y wished 10 surrender 1ae r"ryians, VINO wcr
mostly elderly b.iunE.ns to tue second reserve
shouted IA reply, you have already doiuiei oar
children neauiug the youths Of the hrt r"serv" IN that
fsblou but YOU VIII not deceive IA" TArrcupOu they
CHARGED tho Bugariaus with the hayou't scattering
them IN every direction Ih- Bullartus eft many tcId
and wounded on the acld VI cu enthu-ia-u -u is mani
Tested In Bogrude over the sue'o.' o. a." Srr,aa4
Yl.>>A, Dec. lg.-Inc military comnl.s.l to dcnaf-
cate a line ucj accn scrya ana BuguIt VIII consist OF
mnit4ry attaches OF the German and it.lah
Emba,p cs at Vienna and an Au- ran stall oii ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
ONLY 4 POLICEMAA'S DA UGHTER.
OBJECTION TO A WEDDING IN BUFFALO
FASHIONABLE YOUNG MAN SENT TO AN INSANE
As1.ILAl-IuE RRInE ARHESLED.

A FASHIONABLE YOUNG MAN SENT I'D AN INSANE
AsYLUM-IHE BRIDE ARRESTED.
BUFFALO, Dee. II (Specidb.-Best Dickson,
the king the Buffalo dudes recently fell In love with
Miss Ida Stiles daughter Of policeman Of tho sixth
Precinct When it reached the ears Of DclS0n's rela
tves he began to serious obstacles thrown in his
way. few weeks ago Best disappeared from the
streets It was learned that he had been removed TO the
state Insane Asylum Osensby to DC cured of the effects
of ate hours and too much BILLIARDS The object seems
have been different one and the cure was lntehdeu
reach the heart He released two weeks ago ana
at renewed his visits 10 Miss Stiles much TO the
cagrn his rich relatives On the night of November
- Stilcss house visited by the police Mrs Stcs
makes affidavit that she kept in the house that night
By illness and that u number of personal friends
called her. They Ia number aud spent
the .eyc-m2 in quiet and orderly manner
Just he guests about 10 depart squad or
policemen appeared ana escorted hem to IL ponce St'-
uOn where tLey spent the rest OF the night AT H. ~
they glcd before Justice Dayton charged Win
being la hOu-c and doing what they OUGHT not 10 DO.
Miss tHes pleaded not guilty, and was subjected 10
line OF So which she pald under protest. ana because
her father. oil duty. p stars IN the same station
asleep. and she dcsrOu5 Of Getting away beIrc no
came down. sac says tn4t she was wholly guOraht OF
her legal rights Il thdt tmc that the charge against er
wholly false and That her fathers house was never
used Tor the PURPOSES charged by the police she mas
brought an appeal to the Court OF Sessions
Shu claims tha 81 cOnsIlraCy y To Larh>s hti Oh
account OF Mr. Dickson. The sequel was the nafilaSe
Ol Miss StIles and Dickson ON Monday evening y the
Row Dr. SChOic. The marriage CcrtinCao Is NOT 10 Do
found with tho Ccrh of vital stdist an III - sad u t
the youug brdeToOms troubles have only Just hegth.
Tie brdt taxes the appeal, she says 10 FnIct'e h
character. aud clear her name OF the false cafSo ana
resting thor by of said conviction" The
pal er, appeal VIII be filed on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
RESOLUTION or PHiLADELPBIA BAyhS.

PuLADELPHIA, Dee. II (SDcciaD. - The
bauks IN this city viii adopt the following resolution,
presrnted by the Clearing House. late this afternoons
BcsoIr,d Chat Il bo recommended 10 The banks, mem-
brrs o the Clearing House Association, that l notes.
drafts checks, coupons. A'ccptahccs discounted q"
received for collection cash whlCn are pdyD ~
uonts out side OF the Clearing House, b. received Upon
ihI. rondon-Ihat each bank bo heJ resp 'Hslbo Tor
good fith due In the selection q! agencies e
ployed tor the collection OF such items.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
rlA,rlrn 4 nrclrIloy loR PlENELL

CucAGo. Dee. 12.-lhc local committee OF
arrangement, Of the irish Nal"nAI Lc Eu ol N' ''''
of winch Alexander sullivan IL chairman arc p''Pr
tu, In give Mr. psrncI great 'puonnt the National
convention In January. A train will 20 ont SON" as
rnncc to meet the Irish leader, CARRYING reception con"
mttcr of which the Governor hr Uded states senators
al Illinois, the Chicago Congressman, the tr"e!"i ana
state Juir the Archbishop and cl'rg' men "l ~" ~
unniua on. and the editors of TIA" 'hcdgp paper M
bc mombcr. There viii ue At least 800 olnrr 'H'',b
hod u tnass-nioetug, over "hlch Ine 80.
rfror viii preside. No ChchSoan WIZ, s""N
- III. meeting The dctcR'es ft0m Il"ahd VIII br ~"
Tr -prubry- aud Will not br United as {" Time Ael
TO- c,n,,ntinu nom ali parts ol the United states ana
canada. The proceeds uf the meeting VIII DC 6"cn !"
the rliamcutary fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

RrRIIS Dec I2.-Emperor William to-day granted a
snecal audience Iewnk Pacha. the new AmbiSsaior
10 criln The Amba,radOr afterwari presented To
the Empress Augusta.
PARIS Dec I2.-It is announced to-day that Nrr' O."
ba. adhered 10 ne terms Of tho Latin Monetary CouyeH
tun.
BuRIJS Dec I2.-Tho Committee OF the Buhdcsath
today voted 81 900 for the completion O the Ger
man stock OF arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
-orrlcr..EEKEns EEApY rlR rnE scRAiHLE.

ALBANY, Dee. II OSpeciah.-Ihe candidates
for the legislative positions securing their head
quarters Ia wucI ;hry Wal work their cauVas'"' Up
t. the present time candidates for speaker Of Assembly
a. a, clustered on the first floor OF tho D.laydn House.
NJ Irwin secured the famous pLrlor
30 81 Mr.. Ilust,d will occupy Plror No.
Al aud Mr. KrUso has suite of rooms near
MI Hustled Clerk thlcscrn- Will conduct his canvass
fnr clerk I'm parior, A. and Is. Secretary -. SttC-
rct Cook ha scared rooms lu the keuhOic Professor
Irnucy. ot tnis city, formerly HhrdIah Oi thc l'u"
Puni, .u,trlctipn. The iiby jJWUGi might denies
c,orin ~ tnIt Assembly iuAu smith Bcn i cOnhlt-
ted % speaker ErN II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
GOOD LUCK FOR 4 POOR SHOEMAKER.

Norwich, Dee. II ,Npecit).-Pcter llenni-
man. poor German shoemaker here. has fallen heir to
large estate IN Germany. lie has received letters from
the German Consul stating that Peter Ilcnnnan ha-
h,.u L,rJ by Vii estate AMI property valued NJ
j. 900 600 marks. H. 'uniuan came nom the border
of France and Germany lie Is now III Nc"-loIE con
.ultt LAWYERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
THE RrzztDD GANG SENTENCED

LANCASTER, Penn, Dec. l2.-lhc notorious
"Abo " RuzLard Isaac BuzLard, his brother, George
Brmrncr John Frankfort John Lpplncott, James
Clifford and Alexander Lehman. the men who parcl-
pated IN the escapes from Lancaster County prison III
1852 and $685. and better known as tbe BuzIIrd Gang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
HrKIAL Or - ALroN ..

MADRID, Dee. 1.-The funeral Of King
Alton 10 took pacJ to-day at the Church Of 81 ErAnc,
the Great The large aud handsome eiihre was crowded
with distinguished people. All the sovereign head, Of
,rne were cd The ncm brr- of the omat c
crps were a-O present The clvh dII military ptg"lrt
was an imposing spectacle, and Was witnessed ~ an
lu.iltnse crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

BUFFALO, Dec. II (Speciat.-A decision was
handed down to-day by Jude Lewis, Of the supreme
Court in the suit brou -ht ny the Buffalo LODucating On
Company against tar Standard and Acme Oh Companies
Tie sut was for about 500 900 danag sad 10 have
been done by alleged piracy Of the STANDARD TO
drive the antih Out OF business. The Standards law
have the thrown out OF court on tie
ground that corporations could not Dc sued. judge
Lewis holds that thoy can and says:
upon principle and authority there would seem TO
be tlo doubt that 0ns OF Dcl assault ana battery
icio- prosecution, etc, can be maintained against
the oOlPJIatlon. am not able 70 sec II that class or
actiJn- can sustained them, why actions OF
conspiracy cannot also be maintained. Walle corpora
Ols -cA, cannot think hrir oil cars ana dg,n can
lutu tuiuk and act aud when they are actng ior me
Curpura and enter into splracy, tue corporation
liable Tor atir acts While tho comp di.t Ills 10 sol
iOrin fact. showing nspracy OF the Uciend1nts with
much cearuens as l. desirable, applying 20 10 ue
liberal ruc, OF con,lruc,On demanded ~ tho code ot
CS procedure II must he hrd 10 Sta.o fdcts sucltht
constitute cause Of action AGAINST al lh' ctlthd
ants" The demurrer Oyrrrucd with costs agdl 81
the defendant ths standard Oil Company of NcW-l ok
and tuc Acme Oh Company Win leave % serve answer
within twenty days Oh payment Ot costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
wArcuuyG ron MORE TROUBLE IN THE MINES

PTrsrtRG, Dee. l2.-No further disturbance
has occurred the Pm, EIno Aequpp' mines since
ti. attack oh r4nr-lty The strikers have kept 1t u
.,fc lu.c and ne s miners atv" not been IN
t,rrrri yi.1. miner. one Beatty, wa arrested at
C,,l Val.r, ,hs morutng for participation I'm the not
Ih, COAL AMI iron police are on thr 'f'' q" eve 1"
oiucr-. The -.tuttiD. IL ~uN grave. Tia p""pr A'hF
t .rr ar. thoroughly al rncI AMI In constant cNIec-
fttlpu % trouble =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.
MEETING or nAELlM CLAIMANTS.

VI ii
PIITsBrRG, Dec. IA meeting Of the western rom
sylvata claimants the Harlem Commons. Nc"l oiA
war hcd at Newcastle. PENN to-day, ana was Hitrhu,H
Iy 100 nncaI descendants Of Luke COOyeTt wafer IL.
Shupc, Of New York. WAS present ana tNPt'h'u tuo
sccinc OF the svudlcItc II was decided 10 I"fh sep
arae organiza;IUn of the heirs III TINS REGION ana co
operative committee was appointed Tor ' PhP"hc VI
rcpfcscntng the branch at the tcinghoI Tue shh'h'
In Scw-Y ana Pttsburg. IL was suggested tat lhc
cnpital stock bo reduced to LOCO shares AL SlO p'i
snare.
COKE OVENS STARTlNG UP. -
PiTTsEtKG. Penn, dee. l2.-Ien per cent auHtona
OF the syudicate coke Ovcn- III the 'ohhoIs
Vile region have been fired making 30 per ceh o
the total number now IN blast against 30 per cent 10"
months a.O. The coke trade II now DclcF th"h u h"r
boon for years Both The syndicate and lhiepehdeht
operators report "a largely increased output tho hai
month There IL not Idr workn tn IN the region an"
al the indications point to prosperity The improve
mcnt is direct result Of the actvy IN the IRON ana
steel Industries.
RESTRAINING WUISKEE DEALERS.
bT,II>JN, Kan, Dee. 1.-The Whskcy Injunction
cases brsn by Attorney General bradford npasl hNc
prom nrnt liquor dealers IA Tina cy on october - wrro
iakeu up Yesterday by judge Martin who utu ,d the
rcsranis orders asGcd FOR Other suits VIII be begun
forthwith.
EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES ~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. Il The street ear cohpahhh h'u
other owncr- OF horses are somewhat ahrIcu oNc ho
apprarance of Z1oty here. SONS HIty hoIsoS pe"n
nv 10 the north Dyis.Od street Car company naNo mo
disease and six have dird of it Tho West DINisioh
Railway Company has experienced cOn.derahc tr1upe
ut their barns. The hurscs htvo Derh ipro''"t' ''"
ever since the cold weather &c! in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
BIUNDFRS IN BURMAif.

Genelal Prenderga,t's military successes in Bar
nah do not save him from sharp
criticism for mistskes IN udministra-
tion. The English press Is inclined
10 protest against retaining Thebaws worst min-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

to 81 50 cubic foot, aud from declaring heavy dyi-
deud The suit is brought by Isaac Trask, sockhoder'
and the obligations III support OF 1t are nl'app Opr"
tOn OF funds; that money was borrowed 10 pay pre-
tended dividends that tho plant Is worn cut ana the
company rotten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

Cr>ciNNATi, Dee. -. In consequence OF Che
rcfu- ~ the .trkn. shoe cutter OF tins city tor"-nme
wora whcu ordered To Il, 80 by the National Executive
Committee ~ the Kulht, ot Labor th"y are declared 10
b., r r.b lion "a u-' that body and ar" oNpel from
fA order. The other -Iar assemblies OF ih. c.y anu
no l..fr .4.r.l, s4Iraut,c protection 20 hoe cut
,... vino arc d,sirIu.u coming hcr" o WORK IGl-
maAcs opening for aboIt 200 cutters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
PAULINE LUCIA SERIOUSLY HI

CHARKOFF, Russia, Dec. l2.-Aladame Paul
iuc Iucca who has been making concert tour IN Rus
sIa Is seriously an III thls clty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

NOT ALLOWED 10 REDfoE IHL fhi'H'
ST. LOUIS, Dec II tSpecidO.-A coii'''io'''h
VIVA created in business circles Tonight by nh ihj"nc
,,n ,n,t nled In the Circuit Court to restrain the ST.
Louis Gas Company from reducing It's price from = o0