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TILE EIRE RECORR.
FLAMES At THE MANHATTAN CLUE.

SLIGHT DAMAGE CAUSED BY \ REGISTER Co,MiS-
eIuEFB M.V.ls Russ 1HE ErGI>T
Richard Norris. the driver OF Engine Com
rauy 80 was passing through ri.ta lYr oG h' wy
- the give house .n East ,.cuth $50, va"n Ac saw
pun, OF srieaa gaming from the open Windows az the
nori,as, corner OF tho ,iauhattu Cin1. at IcautsL
IIrr.. with all speed to tAe Elacous-, j M .c"
moment. tac members OF tho c,u' who were at dinner,
H. interrupted by ,ho entrance Of tho Arrm.n
ana tho d-,ovr ~ that tie clubhouse on tire. The
alarm which lal been sent ont quickly brought other
engines 'fl, ura was In The reJJius-lJon. on the
.rn.al floor. aud ., ultrr tl. HuIuu- Alr insurance
patrol bJrd ia''sc.'c, DO reunvi95 iho lht ware "n
iv POI. rrrt.fs ouc uf them oi John Van lrru, val
u.H 800 - uDt uul tlt other OF tlHt Ju...cr Anthony
Robertson. fl.frl 90 $1,000 Tao N-rucU tore u' ilu
costly ttu.'f, carpets with their AOItf, AM thor
Jr,t,ite tic protests ~ some OF the m,mH,g,.
10 was an exceedingly dcult fire 10 reach aad took 'n
hpur of ud "or@ Tor tie hrcueu 10 81, tic lac under
control
Ind NO effect Chiefs Bfr,'m ana GuIue, ana that tAc
b. 900 inuI L.J {, be cut u tAry mic % pleasant
i,-s, oI ts bremen, ami the LcQ3Clt visits 0i the
steward and Walters 10 the 80 'rr Jlu tuSrA the iicru
to work with increased energy. II wa, asceriauet that
rue fire WAS oNcgIcatcd register setting ugc TO
lie wood work An day yesterday there bad been a
strong smell ~ uokr IN The room ana u han been an
comfortably warm. IL due TO this fact that TIC
wiudoNs had been thrown open ana that Norrs hd dis
covered the lire. Tho damage Is estimated at between
5000 and 80 900. The member, that tho dam -e
win be- repaired InHmpc ume Tor tho banquet which IS
to Doe given To Governor mn oH January
Whom the alarm ti,tcn To ih' cn zine house hy
Norris Excise Commissioner MOrrl, present and
tho engineer OF the company was absent the fOmui-
souer took place. got NJ steam and tcoi charge OF
fllt. IA
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= T. coRyrLES GIF1s TO cHCRcH work.

At the meeting Of the Church Extension Society OF
tbc Methodist Epi copal Church yesterday il was an
noupccd that John g. Cornell who las for many years
bccn ifs president. desired to withdraw from that
office. lie would still remain vice president aud
would contribute to tie work of tLe society by Iii. all
and sympathy, but his health prevented him from
taking active part in the work Dr Vail aid that Mr.
Cornell during his connection with the society bad
,ivop If s122 coo Or. Curry said tat il not 10
lie expected that another pre- dcnt wond do o nach
persoaily for tie society lie called attention to the
5r~ent med Of new churches ia the upper pant Of thc
city February was appointed for public meeting
of the society," BOwcs Colgate vas cl cted president
70 succeed Mr. Cornell He j. son OF {. {. Colgate
flo wcll-Luowu soap manufacturer.
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ycoLrcIINd TO hEr0Ar slMLLrox.

DR.. Theodore r. Kingcri, IT,, young eclectic
physiclau died on Friday might in his home al No.
58 West Twenty lourth-st., after a brief illness
The cause Of hi, death was said TO be diphthcria
Lut Il WIS known that hc had been attending c1se
Of .mallluN ut 80, ~H~ Ihgd-aVc., which nc lad
NOT !eportcd 10 tie sanitary authorities. DR..
Con.ut. oil tine Sanitary Bureau. was sent to thc
hou,. IN TAird-a}e yesterday, and there hr, found
Ida Riuucrt, age nineteen q SISTER 81 lr. h,ngcfi,
recovering from "a mid attack Of smallpox. She
,ad been sick with the disease Ion three weeks nut
fine character OF neI Illness had uccn concealed from
other inmate, Of the house. Her brother, who
attended her before his fatal llUcs,, either did not
kuo. the nature oil her complaint. OG had hren
wguiohiy Hrei-cut in permitting other Hccnp'nts
OF the house TO suffer exposure She had been
yaccIuat.d When child, and on that account hcr
ATTACK had not been violent. She had been able 10
wall; about the house several days, but Yesterday
she had NOT reached The stage OF co-valc>ccnce ht
which patients cannot communicate the disease.
In the same house Dr.. tUEant found her nephew,
Willie Fiueert age nine, who WAS IN the iirat STAGE
Of a dnngcrou. attack Of smallpox. The lad had
no; been vacciuatcd. Dr. Conant had The mouse
fuluitatcd. He sent The Young woman to the
Reception Hospital IN SiAtccutir St. and heI nephew
10 North iirotcr Island. Ou account OF the expos.
uTe NJ the house q watch will be kept on tho other
inmates for several weeks.
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A special meeting Of the Irish Parliamentary
Fund Association was Led la,, event &C tho Holu"
House, Eugene Kelly presiding. Miles O'Bnen an
uouuced The receipt Of The following additional sub
scrip;ions: Daniel NGrphy cX-rre denih elector COZ
General Hancock. $500; John J. ROGER, Iarkpar".
$50 j. r. Eueeut. $40; Michael Ginhn, 500 NoAo ~
iIauzhtOn, so; Gala 'hau ana Mo!f.]cy, Tlp
A. kcOgh. so; simon Wen, N", III
Fjrst-ayc sIO Abraham PIeser. @lO l.. NJ, -; James
pluukett 10. said tAdt COlsljcrtbo money Was l
fhe hands u Judge Browne the secretary OF IA" EFtc
tive Committee which would BE- announced M the uc'-
in.y on Monday evening. As Daniel Murphy, who Is
hind was cI forward 10 the chairman ana presented
lt4 5000 check he received win hearty applause
On tbo motion Of Senator FOX. committees were tl-
uontcd 10 ca upon LIST Of mru who were known 20 DE
m sympathy with lrelant- struggle Tor -cfS0yeinmch'
and 90 8 X that tAeY suDscrlbe u tAc lunu.
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THE DISTRICT COMPANY INCORPORATED.

ALBANY, Dec. % (SpeciaD.-The Secretary
of state received articles OF Incorporation to-day from
the New-Yofk District Railway Company II is repre-
scented to have n capital OF S36,OOOOOO. The
rsute Of the road is as follows {: Beginning on
broadway OF point 100 feet southcry from ito south
ery line of Morriss; thence underneath broadway TO
The sonthery line Of Twenty thirdst thence under the
su1cc OF the street the intersection Of the norherly
limo OF Broadway and Twenty sixth-st,, and
thence under Broadway to the northery end thereof
with branch line from the intersection OF Madison
meath Madson-aye 20 the Harlem River,
THE length OF the road Is 10 be
tEeIvs miles. and the amount Of the capital
stock 100000 shares 500 each. 1Ae directors for
Inc first year De Charles spear J. Cusicah DrAy
TON William A. Street. J. ogden Hoffman, Adolph
Iudenbnrgh Josiah Low Blackwell David Patton VIII
lam barclay Parsons ir, Locke w. Winchester George
n Post sherburue g. Eaton George s. Reinst aud kcA-
sri W. Stevenson. All ore residents OF New-lork
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Az o1D ,nsER IN 4 cHEERrrL MOOD.

Frederick Gay. the Octogenaran. who was
taken 10 the Bellevue Hospital on Saturday suffering
from debility AMI exhaustion, was in happy franc Of
mind yesterday 4 liberal application Of water TO his
dusby skin with plenty good food and comfortable
bed had developed surprising freshness Ia the old
mans spirits. anu ho expressed himself ~ being per
frcy satisfied spend the remainder Of his days ia tho
lodging house Bellevue with tho itinerint tramps
who visit and old gray cat for his companions
lie Is little and dried and - weknOwu among the in
habtaBts OF sulIiyan-st. He - known tO have moro
money Than found In his money bags at Bellevue.
He answers all questions upon tins subject with cheer
ful smile The Rev. Mr.. Reed wants the old man 20 80
10 COOred Mems Home. but Ee that lie dOee not
want 10 10 there.
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TIE RYLRo1D WRECK. ATPELHANFILAE.
An INQUEST BEGUN 20 FIX THE RESPONSIBILITY
rAssENGEEs RECoNER THEIR PEOPEkIY.

~ INQUEST RrGI-X 10 FIX THE RESPONSIBILITY
PASSENGERS RECOVER THEIR PROPERTY.
The displaced sleeping cars and coaches
that stuck on the edge OF the high bank at PelhanVe
when The engine tender and mail car went down mo
the ditch were hoistcd the track yesterday by I'M
proyised derrcs and hydraulic jacks and run ont oil the
way The torn-up track was was reaId by wrecklnG
gang that worked all night, and early III me Any TRAINS
coming southwark usins the ~es track as usual
Travellers however, they flashed along the TOD OF the
great ILL.," gazed down the seventy iVe-ieet bank ana
shuddered The overturned mail car lay on It's sac
stretched along the bank where 1t had fallen It's Tor
ward trucks lay forty feet from the body OF the ca" Inc
eprne and tender lay where they had fallen with their
trucks in the air. Will he several days before lhese
can be hauled up on the track.
Mr. Stevenson, the superintendent OF tho roaf' said
that the accident could scarcely nave been foreseen
The PLATFORM he understood, hld been fastened 10 me
Iorust POSTS IL had wthstOOd the blows W.
of tYcntv-dve winters and its turning over
could not have expected lie said that about tue
same hour that the wind overturned tho platform inc
roof was blown from freight car in train on inc lar
lem Branch about two miles east and just on line
with Pelhamyile The roof was picked mp atterWaId
by the fish train" which found 1t lying on Inc UP
track.
Coroner Tee. Of Mount Vernon, began his inquest
Yesterday regarding the death OF Fireman Eugene
Blake He heard the testimony Of Conductor ErS"ihe
f. uolcomb, john C. Pratt the water boy; william
Ford, q ulaH. !itll anu 't"'''i -'-'''- --~'''''
had little 10 aid to the details OF the accident as pub
usned in TIT rrlBUNE yesterday rlat said That when
he found the fireman the latter simply said arm "oh'
for" Mr. Merritt said that john G. Fuller 81 Bfldse
port built The platform seven years ago hE Mtii,t
id not know whether 1t was spiked 10 the po'S, uu'
ibou. III t.at II was lie did not know whether tlc
cnplily owned tho depot Tho inquest was adjouInet
n f,uuory > IN order TO get The testimony Of Rucy
phillips the engineer, who WAS not able to attend we
nue.t Yesterday. lie i recovering from MA uJuIc9
az his home Ia SpIiu Shcd. Blako's body Was Ken
back New-iiaycu. 90, 49,. .s.......oo,,
Many messengers who were tho Inflated Springfield
n,yI train called at tho office OF the COupanb ih ne
Grand Central station seeking for article, That the nao
lpft IN the sccvers lost in the confusion. lLt5
ic,ed them out from ui5ccll ancOus pie 81 nuns iuir
socks. stocking. collars, ucckueH, clc. george W,
t,.. railroad oiclu OF Fort scott kdnri-. ict''tIr
A c,d watcn ana en- n and 800 il money winch Ae h'H
lnrsAken I'D HE tcIrOr.
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,11 ,p,,rD WITH GRIPS AND gRI6rS

Twenty applicants for fame filed into the
Velles Building within hour yesterday, loaded with
rins and brake ideas for the Bridge. careful cXami
nation indicated that none OF them was crank Brook
lxn il said to he "a city overlooking with inventors of
rips Noarly oil the twenty from that town the
resi- were from within reasonable radius. Tho most
efriug grip Oiicrcd-On papeT-wasa hydraulic appii-
o,ior 81 force To wheels, warranted grip "A cab r.,
AMY brake aud pick up cable. all AZ once II the
chance should ever Offer itself on tho Bridge Tho Com
,ttre ON Mechanical Appliance have written % Mr..
house, OF brake fame, 10 engage his services a1
an Ijort IN tho plans offered In his special line. The
committee will run for three months ana VIII then apply
tho brakes to all applicants.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI BoNDnoLDERs.

BALTIMORE, Dec. % 'SpecaD.-Tho bond
holders Of the Springfield Division II Tao Ohio and
ppi Railroad Will strive through the courts TO
maintain what they declare 10 be their Iigh's At
recent meeting company told the bondholders that
It had no right purchase the Springfield Division that
the Springfield Divisoh not worth the mortgage
and that the par cent general mortgage bonds OF the
Ohio and Mississippi are ntrinsicaily more valuable
than the Springfield per cents which the company
offered the nycs IA exchange for The committee o. The
heaahoders decided to-day issue rsoert to the bond
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,n cLrm ID uLNRl- D. NlnLLrA DElTM.

Detective, were WORKING All day ycstcrday ty-
the mystery Attending the death OF Henry d.
smith who was found in an Unconscious condition On
the sidewalk in front OF No. 1o3 West Twenty eighth st
~ - 30 o'clock Saturday morning smith was hr't
he rwcuty-ulnth Precinct station, and then 10
,h %rYort Hospital, where he died. Al hOih places
he was supposed 10 be suffering from ale hosh hut an
nn.v uroyed that he had received u fracture 81 inc
LII II h, upo-s lUle for the police 10 trace the wan
icng. of me dead man from the time no lett his mono
~, II n,I.ilr f. L. on Chrsiman afternoon uutlI ne was
gI nm ina ,ilrwalk lie hat evidently been tou Ia Il
ire nccorpnnic, ny some for be had two thrntro
~ o,,un,. I'm hi, rocket UulosS the person accom-
,, MIN reveals himself TO the police they n we M
o,s of saving the mystery. Tho body was buried
In Greenwood Cemetery yesterday
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rossrs IN VARIOUS PLACES

Rr,DIyG. Dee. 2S.-A fire broke out this
,n,rpiug In The Edge printing establishment which at
ope time threatened the destruction of tho building II
man shcez and John Ralston. attorney ut law These
Offices we're gnttod. and valuable law library belonging
IN Mr. Ralstou, was destroyed. KnOrI's and Ruths
shoe store, Loobs pawn brokerage establishment and
Nasons ba rnrr shop All on the first nOOr damaged
h water The books and stationery IN me FHgir book
'ore wcrO damaged by smoke. The loss to the building
seyct hundred dollars, and TO the occupants several
thousand dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S.-Odegmido's cigar store at
Sixth and Arch sts., damaged by fire this morning
to the extent of 5000.
Darn filed with hay, owned by Henry Smith and
situated on the Dcoring farm IN tho southern limits of
the city, was destroy Oh by hre to-day. Loss $1,000
william BaXters baled hay establishment at thirty
secuud-st 4ud Gtly7 fctiy ROAD WAS totally destroyed
by nrs to-day.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dee. 2s.-Fre on Sunday night
DESTROYED six frame buildings IN the business quarter OF
Decatur, Mich Loss $4,000 insurance, $500.
OTTAWA. H., Dee 2S-TAe farm house Of Thomas J.
Moore near Ottawa was burned yesterday, with all it,
contents Loss 81 900 insured for $1,000 IN the chi
Company or llioDurg, and Tor ~ OOl
In local township company.
Lone BRANCH, y. j.. Dec. 2s.-FIro was discovered
this morning IA B. T. Hoyers barn which stood IN tn,
rear Of his cottage In Baayc., and contained sever
hcad OF stock OF baed hay and several carriages
owing tho absence % wator the engines could do nj
good John schneider Herman, and his family LIVED
In upper part of tho barn, and had barely time &
escape Tho cattle were tdrntd loose by the neghbOrs
but horse ana three cows were burned up. rick o
stalks which stood somo distance from tile barn. togohe
with crib hiled with corn woro also consumed. rh
! loss Is about $1,000.
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1orrINGs uERE AND THERE.

OGrENsB URG, Dec. % (Sfec'aD.-A company
- ,,,h charles d. uaines OF Brooklyn. Is president.
intends to build street ratwayin tins city next spfi's'
CArAJouARIE, Dee. % (SpeciaA-An old man. hehy
Gcmon Of East Creek stepped IN front or passenger
train AT ST. townsville Tonight and was Ku'eu'
SING SING Dec. 2S..-AbOut 500 boxes arrived ~ lu'
rsop -, christmas containing presents for tho con-
ycts IN the shape Of turkey. canned food pe cAA &c.
Nne can parked peaches contained bourbon ""i''
key and was cOpnscatrd.
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s7BrErC1EAyIyG sc0ws AFLolE

One of the dumping scOws Of the Street
Cleaning Department was lost on Saturday hgh' from
tovy returning TO the city Two Italians board zig
nailed Win clothing soaked In kerosene. set on IRE and
held aoft on a hInd~pike. AT 2 a. ~. on sunday they
were s,gned by the tug Luther &. Ward ana taken 10
Br0Oklyn. The two men were nearly frozen ana half
ArYed Another that had also broken loose frOl
tbe ing gesury which drawing them, WAS recovered
Nv a tue sent dOwn from this city. The scOw on which
the two men were had drfted about four mes out 70
sca DC fore they rescued
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1rApryG FROM BURNING BUILDINGS.

MOUNT CARMEL. Penn, Dee. 2S.-At Sham-
okin last night large houses were destroyed by fire
caused by an explosion OF Ike lamp IN the hands
of Mrs John Bcrnask ouant, who is fatally burned.
number Of the h0ardcrs Jumped from the second story
,yudoyy Ono had an arm broken and was badly burned
ana others were slightly hurt and burned Each boardcr
lost about 5000 i'll personal property The loss on tho
bindings vii reach about $4,000.
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Killed on An ELEvAroE.

FIvRA, Dec. 2S. Peter b. Howell, SUPER
vlsiog architect at the Keiormatory was killed tai' AZ
ternoon whilo riding tho freight elevator lie had
reached the ton floor and attempted to step OF before
- ,.,,.,,r stunned when he was caught between tho
G,crlnl he carriage His body was cpt almost IN Two
and dropped forty feet Mr.. Howell was widely KNOWN
a. an architect and builder
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n,,1Anr N 4 nRookLYN nRrG STORE.

Bernard WcisigOr, cOlorcd porter while at
work IN tn drugstore or L. Il. Perkins, at NO. 10
Greene ave. Brooklyn yesterday, broke af-c jar OF
culored spirits lie carried II with its contents into Il
rear room and placed 1t close toa stove. The heat
caused spirits 10 ignite and the porter was badly
luru,d about face and arms In trying 10 carry tie
lar out OF doors. Tho sturo So on fro causing u
loss To Mr. Perkins OF $1,000 and To DcYluc But tbs,
oyucr of the building, Of 900 Insurance covered tie
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GIVING EMPHASIS TO A SERMON.

Troy, Dee. % (Spce;on. While the Roy. Mr.
Campbell. OF the Reformed Church at CasIcton. was
preaching yesterday from tho text Aud great ws mo
f,u thereof" tho ncavy wind prevailing AZ tho time
blew down high chimney. which ceashed through mo
,,of and carving away the arch IA front OF the organ
ir. cnvarad The CONGREGATION Win dirt aud WTcckaEa
manic prevailed aud the people rushed Tor To doors
several ladies' tainted, but fortunately, no ono WAS """
.Ix
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c0TFlE rxcHlyGE G0vERY0Rs EESIGN

4 small sensation was c0uS 1t III the COicc
EXCHANGE Yesterday by the resignation OF ten members
a. me Governing Committee, result o. Tue meeting
he d last Wednesday when II proposed 10 amend
The bv.laWa sC rs 10 elect Onc-hird OF the Governing
Committee each year. A resolution nTOring such u
change WAS referred 10 the committee, some OF those
who resigned believing that the resolution was m n'
imitation against their management decided to step
aside aud the others did order not to stand In the
,yav Of any prOposcd Improvement.
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,-y,prr To STAND GOOD FORTUNE.

AUpuRN. Dee - (SpeciGD. VIII
, a vnuuc man moving in respectable society circles
here was arrested tonight Tor wife beating. snort
time ago by the death of AIS fathorhe fell heir to 'oooo
s sndcn ACQUISITION appeared TO turn his BRAIN and
be heran to drink heavily. To-day ne was more intox
,tJ man usual and Ia a quarrel with his WIG ne pun
trllrd her IN brutal fashion Tier race Is Euci U4sdS
mod WllliaIuss friends refused to D1l MN oH9'
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MISTAKE DIE 10 SIlILAR NAMES

The statement published on sunday Ll con-
,iru win he attempted suicide OF Mr4. Nellie Bah
cock that she married abont ten years ago to me
D. Mir H,beack then rector Of 81 Georges Episcopal
Hnrrh In Hrnok W. denied By samuel Orchard, senior
,,arJ.n of that church. Mr. orchard said yesterday
:. I Eunv, that this woman, whose maiden nuluc was
MA Itiay WAS not married TO the Roy. MI BabcOck.
L,I was married 10 a OF the Same name, and thaL
tc never had any other connection with the church
tion hrlur a member OF the sunday school our former
rector n "A most cstimahe man, ana presdes over q
l.roc and iufiucntl al parish
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T. H. ROBERTS ~ ~ OREMA RED TO-DAY.
I

The incarceration OF the DOuy oi E' VI. hoD-
ers the theatrical manager, viii aho place nc noon to-
morrow IA the NJ Ovrt crcmat)ry. There |lll be no
religious exercises aud but tho mmeIate iricnds
Of Mr. Roberts VIII be admitted to tho building WORK
men were buAy engaged csterHy N putting tho smoke
consuming apparatua into the furnaces. All tho I'M
provcmcns will finished to-day and both retortS VIII
then ready Ouly has been used mus TAR
owing % the unfinished condition OF the door OF tho
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members the following committee has been Irn
der ,ic1Eiu Vincent Locscr. T. |. Mcguire y. l.; -'o o'
Tn3min dosgsr - Roy f. v W. d An1W5i scn. f. D.
Wenst@Jt and Dugcau 4. Norvcll Cappas fth ~ ~
mnr ad has been engaged there VIII 10 there Srs' viii
j.! sir n,otcns bicycle riding, roller skatins e'c
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ORGANIZATION or TUE BOARD OF c0R0NE'&
Tbo disnute over TIE presidency of tho new

The dispute DNefALc pltolu'hN9 - ..-o,I,i,r.
poarl az Coroners which caused delay Ia orStn'%.s.
having been settled Mr.. Ley. the seGor h aI1Ty mr.
eiccfeG chairman yesterday He was nomIhheu uJ 49,
WsS'emcr who opposed lis candidacy last cbtst
Mr. EtIman however. reldso1 % vote 10, nI ~ the
Ciark Tnhn T. Toal Was unanimously re-oleeteu '. -
nosit on which no has held ward OF lSen3 Nir
iIr Messrmer named Dr Uertid IS MS GsPnyS.,,staus
Ievy selected William T. Jenkins who Is tle ,s,rei
10 Cornncr Martin NJ plcsont, and MI .,t Ia yRs
mr. William OMeagAeT. MI Ftlnlah st'''" '''' 49,
- ~ 81 nrrnared 10 name his aS~isto"t
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coxrroIEn CHAPLIN ASo STATE PRINTING.

CoVrHOIIEE CHAPLIN AND STATE PERMITTING
ALBANY, Dee. > c'oh.-C0AUoler Cha-
pln il, clearly attempting 10 POSTPONE action On TO
.,,v.rlio- NJ Ia. S.tc department AL legislative
printing IL. the Democratic Secretary Of state j. M
au-ur.tcd. I,e las po..poael awarding the con-
tract ior w.ailay to Weed Parsons "
Co.. tho Iowc.t bidders. Tomorrow he
viii Listen u a-eat, OF several I1n,iI- or-1"i~.-
t.r. q, 81. U., oppose the granting a. tie c"tfi.- y"
Weed Plr4Iu. s 10 x is G. ais Il. t .-hI' Hi.'it-
toa 10 POSTPONE action o. tae ,.s..er ..' .i',...A
go ~ Democratic secretary 0t cta-c axes p-t-''
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4 woULD-BG BAEIEYDER DUPED.

Henry Theme, 4 young German. OF No. AZ
Third-ayc advertised recently Tor position as bar
tender HIS advertisement answered by man who
said that he had place for Theme at New Brunswick
j. They srtcd. taking or two glasses OF beer on
the way when they hal paid their fare az the Corandt
Street Ferry Thienes companion pretended that he saw
q bug on Themes coat and suggested that 10 shouu
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rorsoyrD FROM A LEAllY GAsrTrE

KrNGSrOY, Ont., Dee 2o.-Gasiro th" nam
pipe gained otnc cellars IN Prn'es'"' las s'
hropc Al old drain, and many persons we're seriously
r.,t.t 4 mar named sharpe and his wife were IN
r"nscioIls all day. The man died Tonight AND tAo
woman is in critical Condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
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