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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
WARNING rAMASr FIcTIoys.

The Tammany Committee of Twcnty-th rec
last evening Tammany Hall listened to the TACT ions
from the XXIVth District. The dispute IS over tho
oueson Of election for the coming primary
ia tat district delegates To the General committees
for g. and officers or the assocla"n CoIohei r. j.
Won vim has brcn the leader for the last three years
was violently opposed at the meeting held 10 choose
sprct1rs of election. IL IL c!hlmcu thst
forty Of the old committee OF ntty-ihree were
opposed TO him. Last evening the coDtesthhts were
tpl that three Of side would be allowed To present
their case George H. Forster appeared Tor colonel
Wood and Charles Jones aud Joseph Hunl Tor the Oppo
stion bundles of aIiidayits handed In by each
sdr There was the usual amount 81 hard swearing on
each side good deal of feeling was shown only inc
prrseuce OF half dozen stslwaTt policemen prevented
irouble between the factions The hearing lasted uht
late hour The committee viii announce Its decision at
rlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

There was fashionable wedding yestoi" 1'
at noon IN Grace Church On the Heights Droo"S -,
bride was Miss Beulah Augusta beuH"I'
1ap,cs NJ Bepham ana the bridegroom "'orS" l. ""
49, - tt,sctv The chance was handsomely decor
ned with palms and calas ana white roses Inc usn''
- mr. charles f. Lockwood, Howard Van ei"uerh'
Marion Story Cleveland Hoyt, W. b. Nelng anu ni'nui
NJ Hatch There were bridesmaids. Inc or'ue
.orod the church with her father Her dress was Of
heavy IVORY white satin, made Win iu coz 80 -
the front brin- draped IN point lace "A .s and She,
- lined NV A wreath OF orange rIOSS'IH 'u So
held a bouquet of white roses ann IIi'S 9'-' ' ,
5riur-d with lnaiden-hair ferns Inc oluC- ~ a.
ottrided at tie chauCel by MS blothtI' h"""u "
60 was the hes; man. and the ceremony was peli"nc
WIZ Nv ittrr The Rev Or. Malcolm, assisted "y the Rev
Ijr Sntvely rector of the church rcCep'lnn 10 ,n
relatives aud Intimate friends only Io'O"o" az '-
home of The bride, No. 81 Remsen-st. ~. H..
among the guests at tue church were NrS' Jon"
1rnnt,cs Mrs. HueStls, Miss Hewitt MIS- b,oohh'n'
Miss Maroon Brookuan, Mrs YoulnAnS MISS LJaPouS
NiSs Van WICK Miss HaslrhurSt, Mrs. William Shtlp
~ NJ r Irkt rnan, Mrs. L. NJ stuart. Dr. ana MRS
Tnrn r. Miss + Image, Mrs, Bergen, FrtncN fowerS,
Mrs Franklin irut. Mrs. GrSsS, tue d''scS "''N0'
md Mrs. William Prentice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Letters for foreign countries be sp,el7 al
dressed for dspltji ~ any prtclr steiner eXaap When
letters not specially addressed Doing sent by me
iaslest vessels available. ..- go,
tpRoMPILY in al cases at tn. dce a. tOtoSs
WEDNESDAY AT $50 a. M Tor Nassau, y. r.. per :.
Nassau Jacks iINIc, az $3.50 4. IN. iOr II
rope per 5. -rra via southampton ami Bre non nc
$50 u m. for Farce direct per II Germaln,
Have Qettcrs must be cuecito per It German" ,;
nj IL IA: ,Or Jamica Cch'la ALl'IlSA ana t1e ouu
Pacific Port. Aisa VIA Kingston tlotterS tOi
Mexico must b, directed per AlsaD at . M lor
vino ward lsa direct and Tor Venezuela anu "a
rac0a, naTbAdOes per s. s. Muucl.
THURSDAY-At 4S0a. m tor Europe per y Adriatlc
via QIeenstowni at p. ~ Tor ape tayiL t. DowDze
for Bermuda per a. Trinidad; az p III. Tor Nassau
y. T.. per s. santiago.
FRIDAl-At0L IN. for ST. Pierre Miqueon. per steamer
Halifaxi al 1850 m Tor lruAio ana Ruatan. pr
8 g. =. Oten, from NeO-Oreans
sATURDAY-At6 a. for Europe, per = Oregon via
Queenstown: at a IN. Tor scotland direct psr DE.
TouIa. via GlasgoS uetters must be direct per
yOnla'D. IA for Begun direct, per =. esern.
land Antwerp uelters must be direet"d per Vest
ernand'' at Tor the Nether anIs direct per =.
Schiedlm via Amsterdam Qeters must DC directed psr
sch.edam " at u N Tor Newfoundland. per r. ::
PoIta AT 1880 D. "a Tor spanish Honduras per 3 s.
b. Ward. IT,. IRON New-O Orleans.
SUNDAV-At 7:3Op. British Honduras. spanish
Honduras and Guatemala. per Wanderer. from New.
orleans.
Mails for Society Islands per from san Fran
ci,coj close here December 20 1T y. Mails Tor
CHINA and Japan. per Ocemc from san FraaeIscol.
New.Zealand saniwlch FLU and ,noin islands per
Mararol from saa Francisco clos, acre ahuiry
with British nails Zoe Australia MANS tOf CUBA Dy
rail TO Tampa, Fla. and thence BY steamer from Koy
West Tia. close at tnls once daiiS AZ sou d %
The schedule Of closing Trans Pacific mat, arrange
to san tho East arriving on TINE As
san Francisco the day Of sailing OF steamers are lie
p"''"e' '"0"'' '"' HENRY @. PEARSON, PostuastsA
| Post ollce. NewYork. n. 10 December Is, iSoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
Lo.-Es IL VARIOUS PLACES.

HgproKp. Ind. Dec. 22.-Four stores here
were destroyed by lire last night George ID. GoNcn,
boo- .nd shoes loses $1,000 Insurance $1,000 IN the
Hartford Insurance Company. aud $1,000 In the Home
az Ncv-Yuik: Tl'ord & CO. lose $1,000, Insurance
900 Iu tie Home. aud 800 80 the Hartford; W. W.
Ferguson lose. OOO Insurance $500 n the Franklu
of uiIauapul 500 90 the orient, aud 800 IN the
ROYAL lu-. iIrco Company; Nathaniel Williams store
room aud stock groceries damaged To tho extent
Of - 900, no Insurance.
Cm,Aso. Dee IA fire In the old Pullman Building
Michirau-ayc. and Adams-st. occupied by the Butler
Mantle and Crate Manufacturing Company aud Cross
man ~ Ice painters aud decorators, caused loss OF
about 900 tn former AMI - 200 TO the Last named
nrtn: fully covered by Insurance.
PoEr Drro,lr Dec. 22.-rho barn and contents con-
sstiny OF hay grain agricultural implements. etc, on
the farm Of william L. Porter near Rowandsyc: Crc
County WAS destroyed by ire yesterday Loss ed.o'p'
uninsured. II thought To be the WO'h OF an hIeh
aTy.
C,nuorpNIr Penn. Dec. % lNpccinb Tho coIery OF
the Southwest coal Company th, city was entirely
destroyed by ire Tonight. Loss $4,000; ParuhIJ
insured.
OEA>GE Y. j.. Dec. 22.-Tho box factory attached To
the so Name" mandatory IN the valley was drs-
troyei by fIre this morning Tho building was LARGE
contained lar stock ~ luil'rr PilI
and boxes. The loss IL hcewrru Tl'.'np hui H-"'''"'
which Is covered by insuran, Ga IN Phi!adelPha com
paules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
nrcrss Arpn1NrMLNrs IMrossIRLE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 tSpcciGb. Some OF
the ain ious office seekers who do not wish to await
action by seeking TO have the President
mstfhe the adjournment OF Congress until January .
a. a recess under the statute. In that construction OF
the law the President would have the same right to "p-
point officials before Congress met. hlg Ia"
officer OF the Government SAID 10 nave gwen the oph
ION that could be II hag been attempted
before nor The President nkely to tempt now lie
shows no great anxiety make changes IN view OF the
scrutiny when his nominations are likely to undergo De-
fore the senate His invitation to Senator's to lay before
u any objections they might ave to ms nominees 50
ta ne could dec he whether MOI to send IN objection
able names has amounted 10 NOTHING The names nave
goDc M regardless any charges; IN some cases. huch
as that OF Morris Thomas the Pr sden did not even
wat tor the accused person 10 reply.
A prominent Republican Scnai or laid today that tho
statement sent OUT certain " independent papers
from here TO effect that Republican committees III
various states had asked 10y Senators 10 report on
the Presidents appointments IA without I"uh-
datiOn The Srna do not need 10 huht
M charges as they In thick ana fast from the Demo-
Gratis.
An appointment recently made As Chief of Division
IN the office Register OF the Treasury illustrates Cyl
Service Reform methods practsrd here NJ L. L"dch,
"A Young Lawyer Of NpTh Carolina, app ntcd 10 thdl
place December 81 Ge has been granted an mdehnte
leave OF euce. The lice requiring an eN.
pert knowledge OF bookkeeping. Mr.. Leach explained
after lew days experience that he had no knowledge OF
bookkeeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
DISCUSSING HOME RULE.
THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING
SPEECH BY T. D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MEN,
BEERS OF PARLIAMENT.

SPEECH BY T. D. sULLIvAN-OPGSIoNS OF MEM
BEERS OF PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN Dec. pa meeting of the lrish National
League was held in Dublin to-doy, I. d. Sullivan
member of Parliament, made an address, III WHICH,
referring to the opposition of the Orangemen and other
lova,ts he characterized those who were clamormG
against Home Rule az bigoted fanatics The land
question he said which had long been the subject oil
bitter controversy between the people and the land
lords must now be brought to inal settlement. IL
would be impossible however to guarantee the property
of the landlords against the demands OF rishmcn III
America and Australia. lie warned the Ulster Drag
par that If they shood resist the home rule measure
after its passage by The Imperial Parliament tlei.
resistance would constitute set of treason ana ta
Ii would be useless for them To endcav0r 10 assert
Themselves ~ fighting the Queens troops Mr. SUM-
van said that Mr. Gladstone would persevcre with inc
Home Rue scheme regardless Of the camols oil those
opposed to the measure.
LONDON Dec 22.-Ihe recent visit TO Ireland OIL
Lord Richard Grosvenor who was n Government
official under the administration Of Mr. Gladstone gave
rise to that his object was to consult WIN ii'u
leaders in behalf OF Mr. Gladstone. In an interview
however. Lord Richard SAID that he went to Ireland
merely for weeks shooti that he saw neither Mr..
Porneu nor any of his colleagues, and that he never
SPOKE TO any one on the subject Of home rule for Ire
land.
Earl Rosebcry. who member OF Mr.. Gladstones
cabinet writes that he willing to concede Home kue
TO Ireland on condition that the union be maintained
Mr. Parnell sent letter 10 his colleagues Win
reference to the partys programme. lie says teat II
would be uuwise at present for the Natonah't- TO
formulate their demands. and that they VII. therefore,
play waiting game and watch the course OF affairs:
James j. O Kelly. Nationalist, member OF laria-
ment for Rosscoulmon. said in an interview Gay
that there was now good opportunity for setting the
question of Home Rule: that Mr.. Gladstone could
confer an cuormon. benefit on England and ireland
and that no one more competent than Mt "lau-
stone to solve tire Irish problem.
The Irish patty Will bold meeting in January TO
decide upon their policy in the coming Parliament
Herbert Gladstone, has written letter 10 q new
ASSOCIATION in the course Of which he SAYS: fear
that the tories will wash their hands of Parnell now
they have got the benefit OF the Irish vote m the cleo
tions Party warfare is the only method OF getting
instice for Trojan ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
Marrrns or HrErEer IL THE DOMINION.

MoNrGEAL, Dee. - t>pcci1h.-A sensation
IA, been caused In ecce.a'uc1l circles here hy the
reecip, Of au unusual letter from Bishop Iahr" 10y all the
priest. OF tA- Roman Catholic diocese 81 Montreal II
t. that priests are strictly forbidden 10 NEEDLE with
pocsinauy shape form. It sthc duty o. every good
aud conscientious pastor direct his nnck 100 the right
path bat when political question: disrussrd bei'not to
NJ, the pulpit to utter statements In connection win
his views lie not 10 speak on political natter even
h., uriy te The lirl question Is not openly mentioned
hut n il referred 10 pa such "a WY "a I" -hn"
nnt what several priests bavo SAID r'c"uy ~ REGARD 10
r, hanging Of iIcl ha, dI,p!c1-rd Mgr Iabfc lh mo
cYfrruc The letter concludes by an injunction 10 me
effect that priest who Will max" known s contents
Ia am, member Of the press snail Immediately De Nu~
pended. u i especially the conclusion al inc Icttrr
used the ~rn-ttiou as u appears lot tHo
nr-t 9 ne u an OF N-r i'hTc'- circuitr-.
There was death from smallpox Ia TINS Guy YES
crdty tSo Al the hos pitfalls ana four IN the suburbs
OTTAWA Dec. -. Alexander McGihhon. who was the
Government transport aud supply officer at Calgary Is
In town. lie states that the rec NJ reports OF tho rising
of The Eood aud other Indians Ia Alberta District we're
greatly EXAGGERATED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
cu.1LFyGJyG FOR THE AMERICA'S CUP

special meeting OF the New-lork lach' OI'o was
beIa at the olub-houss III Madison ave. last evening
60 consider the challenge for the Americas Cup.
,o,,.r from, I Bcayor-Webb was read aud accepted as
y challenge In it he .aid " am instructed by Lieu
tenant W. Hem. r. ~. TO challenge the New-lork
yht Cl,b for the possesson Of the Americas CUP on
bebat of his cutter yacht Galatea, whose CLUB nomn,
zion and other certificates. "a specified III INC nee 81
go, 80 forwarded TO YOU February i last TINS
SLaenpe he takes to be a withdrawal OF the one oil
February last aud my letter OF October to be an
Exclamation of the terms he would require com
utee will be appointed February to take char &c
OF the ma ter. . IL: -, ,v,,l,
An elegant silver cup OF unique design Is on eNhlDl-
+ion in thr model room of the clubhouse. Ihc cup
viii be presented to the owners OF the Puritan ana
bears the following inscription: " Presented 10 me
owners of Puritan by tie NeW-l"rK laon CIuo' VI
represeptlng the Royal Yacht squadron OF England III
The match for the possession OF the America CUP
sailed September, 1850"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Contributions specially cltcl from the public for hs
GENERAL FUND. which Will be divided among the Asso
caed Hospitals the basis OF FREE OF SICK
Gifts may desiguat however for any Hos la OF this
city Gncudng intended for endowment Of be. or or
building purposes and such gifts Wi he du iorsl ee sy
the treasurer OF ASSOCIATION the Hospital mhcated by the
donor.
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING:
J. Through collections IN the Churches Hospital
sunday ant in the SYnagosu' on Hospital saturiay.
=. Through the Auxiliary Association a. follows;
Dr5GooAs Traae-A. Kingnan. Treasurer 90 worth.st
Cig and Tobacco Trade-Hcnry Rosenwad, Treasurer
las Waterst
Drus oil AMI rant Tradc-A b. Anblcher. Treasurer.
IS JOAnst
Express Companres-Jamas Fargo Treasurer IS Broad
way.
Book Trlie-UeLry Iarncs. ressurer III wliam-st.
Wine and spirits Trale-Charcs K,nauli Treasurer 50
Watcrst
Printers Paper Dealers and Type Founders-M d. wyn.
kOIp l2l Fult0n.st
through trades yet organized into auxilarcD
by means the subscription Lists already orwar ed TO
every commercial ostsb shment OF conss
queuce city The hope that IN these cases employers
and their employees make this ground Of
charitable express on.
3. Throuy IA committees In all the cXch ngcs.
l. Through following Beneyol at Orlers-The aasons
Odd Fellows Bna Rtth Fe sons Of Israel Kosher she
BArzcI sons Of Ben iamn and Birth Abraham
j. Through collie, ton boxes at Elevated Railroad stons
in manu- actores ana places OF public resort
g. Finally trough mOucy sent direct TO Mr. Charles Lam
General Treasurer 20 Nassau st.. TO whom all money
however nbuie should be in checks 10 his order or
inlorsed TO HIM ocior January 10 1886 which
fun report Will be given through the pubic
press
GEO. MAcCULLOCH MILLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
ARr1Srs ry1TE F0k MUIUAL PROTEcTIoN.

Tho artists interested in forming an asSocla-
,on fo~ mutual protection and the fur;heancc OF the
common interests last evening IN the library OF the
National Academy OF Design, Edwald Moran PfcS'""-'
and " H. Lippincott, acting aS secretary Resolutions
,ra nrescted by j. Carroll BcckwitD, from aconmIt-
20 u'rluE the SISueTSpalutets ana scdPloIS "I ''
", firm a corporate body TO give HssdIdce 10 IL
,ener, for yafe trans pOTtdtlon o. thclt "o n "a "
when Entrusted to fairs or lhdh-tII" 'NPO,i.it ~
the country, ana Tor complete ana S"'S'-
80 IeuirS III case OF damage. Also 10 w
financial standing OF such hrs ana cAp'sit'oS
,ent,l for the loan OF works or ART anu 10 W"
mn forms OF legal contracts whlch VIII os p'Hu.i-
ron persons entrusted with the WORKS OF Az al" IL"
artists i>sOcldi on. -... 80 r.r.,I for
xVorks OF art which loaned met VITA some oPP">-
,io, hni n WAS explained that these resolutions i ~"
e,ustitufe The Incorporation OF the ooly anu '"a
st.urrs we're not bound to any provisions hut EnlS
med 4 Willingness 10 enter mo Inc paul. u u NJ Wv
10 secure euOugh nj artists u c"Hsll ltc
me signrrs OF tie resolutions rtsONed 10 coHS.i'n
o "A committee of the Whole tOsccure "udtl"Hd
names of willing 10 enter INTO sum a. ~
% yy.s uropus6 Il and the following CNccullNc to"W'V
VS. auioinjcd Bruce Crane. j. Wells "a" pm -
enroll brckwith. william II. Lippncott T.. l. hc"il
81 IL Shatiuck. These were NsUuttct 10 u"'t
conrs of me resolutions printed ana 10 hIl '''h u"
Ps itrlr 10 further the proposed orr uIztuOn Inc
- committee WAS asulnstruCted prepare cols'I
futIou ANA bylaws To be reported al thr mex
William n. llppIncott was made treasurer "a '"' ''"'
contributed -. -. ,-t, ai..,od tho
,csol,,iuu, we're d. huntington +. NOpu Ter ~ il
i H. Dolph J. Wells Cndupncy, Brace ran d.. , ar
y,ll p,ckwith. william H. Lpplucult. IhnhtS HICHns
Idy. ri VI ran. Waiter Shlrltw X W: an ip-AIIcn' ~
a Coliu William Nerpltuck Birucy, Ed"dT NY =; "
Flag Harry Beard. Frencis C. Jones sylvester ciS
orsye q If Freeman. Douglas Nolk fTahrIs a. HiiN1
q Y lurucr Hamilton Hamilton, Kenyon Cox, Ntl-
mo,r j. Guy, r. NJ shurtleh ana diners 10 inc hummer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
Precedent McKenzi,
GLowy oUr or 4 5. coND-sloRr BWDoW
FATAL INJUEIrs To a FIREMAN Is GREENE. CHE
MANGO COUNTY, y. Y.


BINGHANToN. y. Y, Dee. % (Spccidh.-
Greene, fine village OF Ccnans' County. twenty miles
isou here was night visited hy te greatest fire it
has known fory-two year.. II started after midnight
in The liquor shop Of G. H. stephens. The flames were
nearly -uDducd when afrlru explosion occurred. which
injured three hremen sShtiy and throw 5. ID. Gray ont
Of - -ccond.s'ory window the stone pavement below
Ills i ir. are thought to De fatal Tho fire In an III
slant after the explosion raging fur.ou>y aud
seemed beyond all control. Tue hro depart
mcut hero was tcc-raphcd 10 for help and a
few men went on the FIRST train. bat the coah1
grafton hal by that time been sublucd. The loss
VAL Auouat 90 above 10000; there IA about 10000
Of Insurance Tao following companies arc Interested
Tfnn. 81 Hartford. 5000. PAWniv, Of Hartford.
900. breut. Of Hartford -lF,'; Nur.iutd OK Hart
ford. 600: Home ~ Ncv-Gork. - 900. American
Ceutrai. OF Mssour. $500; Hanover. OF NcNN ok.
- 200. Imperial. of loNtou, S-.ptoi North british
Mercantile. $1,000: Continental of New York, - 600;
Esullue 81 Pennsylvania, $1,000; Duich,ss County
Mutual $1,000.
Tie firm, burned out with the amount OF hcr irsur-
ancs are: T. H. Harris,n, $500; G. H. stephens.
S-71: C. J. Williams, $500; ". \. Fowler 5000; \.
V Warner. $500, =. H. Beas $1,000, :. NJ John son.
$1,000; y. W. whitehall. 5000, and &. l.. williams.
200. l. \ E.lrlrr. r. = llayc'. /. \. Beach, ~ o.
lI4c, and d. N Kcc nl lost. but had no usuI"Lce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
MESSENGER BorS VINO BECAME BUEGLAR&.

WLNNTNGIK TDIN WWV Ut 7 IE Ut II''II' I''''
Charles G. lcason. James McAlistcr and Thomas
,a,i. ,yor.sd six weeks ago for the Western Union
rclerrapn Company as sscuRer boys The Oldest Is
sryeutecn years old. They were quietly storing up
knowledge Of houses aud people "hile WORKING;
Nu,onp tle schools robbed since tho boys siopptd
,y"rk are those In SiNty-third. Fiuy-scventh
i',gityscycnth aud Fifty- first SITS, school III
Ightt.fourtl.s attached 10 "a church, and the Down
iur street Public School near which two OF the lhds
were on Monday after they had tried 10 sical
cothing from it, Mrs. Pcrlcy lost an ulster and boih
Mr. Hudson aud ms SON. Of the Flfty-hrsI street
school. lost t.clr uYrrcnits only lew Gays ago
Tickets for tic goods now In the hands OF De-
tecive CuG of the Nineteenth Precinct. fully doHeh
fla, hou,cs ON the Of the town are said 10 have
been visited hy Young burglars. Mrs Van fck OF
the KcnsngtOn Flats. lO>trwelry and clothing Her ser
wants have also lost thef clOaks Detective Gun learned
that Gleason home late lat nsht, ana went 10
hi. house No SOL Frsave IL found the bOj parents
drink and the father told hun he would brain him win
an axe II he lie broke open the doorand secured
e lad lie found hitytwp pawn uo ket-. Gleason was
rrnnndc IN The NOrkyie Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
Mfsu,p. TO OCEAN VESSELS.

LONDON, Dec pa fire broke ont last eve
ming IN tho cargo OF the German steamer liohenzollern
Captain Meier at Bremen from Galveston Fiuy bales
OF cotton were damaged
Fcnrs arc entertained that tho Brish bark No'' Head.
which stilcl from ducy v :. W., on August 20 Tor
Portland. ore. has been lost
The American schooner Reuben = Hunt Captain BAR
u,rt which left New-York on December = for NIcque.
f. r. has been abandoned The crew were rescued by
Inc American steamer NIesdcn, Captain la'buln from
Ncw.urr.us Tor Eoueu. winch lahlct them ~ FaI-
month The crew vessel on December ln lHil-
'uda 300 north. longitude - wet she vas water
ln..cl aud dismissed The cr.W when taken of the
schooner were exhausted from their oHpits To saYo the
,.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
c1EEK oHARGsD WITH LARCESY

John V. Alexander age thirty, of Yonkers,
a confidential clerk for Austin Nichols q Co., wholesale
groeers of NswYOrk before Police Justice Walsh IN
BroOkIyn yesterday charge OF larceny. a part OF
ms duties Is 10 the hnarcial standing OF Tue
nnstomrrs of the Grm. lie recently reported tbat
grnrer named CAup Of Brooklyn, was embarrassed ana
legal proceedings taken - collect "A b OF @@oo
tygmnnt wa. secured aud the property was attached
,d sold Ia cover the amount The cneck given ny the
Sheriff TO Alexander. II Is aHegeh was heSotiatcu ~
hin and me kept the money instead OF turning, IL
over TO the hrIu II Is sad that ne hvei in dre
o,yie I'm Workers where he was arrested on MONDAY
night He gave s., 800 bail to appear GU Monday he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
VOTES FROM THE REGISTERS OFFICE

Mayor Grace has sold property having a
frontage of fifty feet the north Side Of Lighyhh'
q, esst of Finh-ave to Clark r.. GAvit for $4,000
The directors Of the United States Illuminating COM
nam have Issued bonds aggregatng Siooooo' anu 20
pi- ,s ruvu,ent of the same have executed trust
aerd IN the Mercantile Trust Company.
The New York ond Harlem kalIToa1 coill W, Ia" az
r. bt .ffth.st 300 feet east OF fithave, 10 MT ana
Mis- Web,trr Wagner. Tue company has also a. quIru
tfe 10 roperty lO2 2x195 irregular on the sOuh"cst
corner OF Mai-on-aye aud Eighty Io ~ -
nn,utual consideration. Members OF the GOtcnuoIi
Vanity who are re- .deDts OF Paris France, ana Hdl-
hurg Germany are the grdntOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
rrANcr 49, NAnAGA.cNE sd rrNcE

PARIS. Dec. IA Government dispatch
from Madagascar says: "tctcc between France ana
Naiasa.car ha. been concluded 70 is exported that the
treaty peace gives France prot"ci"i"l' over 'H'
whole OF Madaga,rar and thlt There VIII 'c . French
p,.tlcpf A Auftnaulrlvo the cap tll. who viii D.
-,eI with the duiy OF conducting the t"uieh hhliH
- I.ya-rlr amt IS .r SiU lr attended ht a p"iW"-
Mons rr,-d French troop. VII occIpy I,mItayc uuill
ar indemnity OF luDOuUUu franc, D.. paid.