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New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
THE UNITED STATES AND THE CONGO.

WAsHISGTON, Jan. 5.-Mr Belmont. of New
York offered resolution in the House to-day which was
referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs requesting
the President to inform that body in respect to all tho
negotiations arrangements between this Government
and other Governments which led up to the Congo Con
ference OF Berlin. and the motives purposes with
which this Government consented TO participate therein;
also that the President transmit 10 the House copy
OF ali correspondence between this Government aud
other Governments relating to tho Congo conference.
together with the names OF those who have
been authorized by this Government to act
its delegates or plenipotentaries and whether
the purposes OF this Government set forth
I'm the conference resisted by any OF the Govern
ments represented there, and II So by which or them
what points for what and with what results
Mr.. Herbert OF Alabama. offered similar resolution
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
AN ORGAN CONCERT.

Mr.. c. wenham Smith, organist anu. anu ulvUvos savs
MI q, q Pairick's Cathedral, Newark gaves
of the ,e organ in Chickering Hall yesterday afer
oOnUe'' The serious musical character OF the
by which 80 s,ans a., The
pieces are concerned contained nothing main
disa.u ,hs pieces sung by the Dudley Buck Quarte,
antemen with voices. training and taste adap'ou
=, something much better than the march whiOn 'H''
o,,'n,ed for (;oldbecks pretty Three Fishers
Mr. smiths best performance was the theme ana warn"
on,in fat by Thiee which he gave IN en oo OF o mod
nn sanctissma" He played this test pecS nent ~ %
o ,n orgnpists with tasteful REGISTRATION, A'oAe
sla as;,ns and ali requisite technical proficiency
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

r,arr Miller had on short notice to sDaaaon snS sn
sing snS % BiteroW less capable nsea' Herr
simsel impersonats, ., tps %a.er HERETOFORE cared
sSa the n manifest
sextef anu ~. ~ lila voice. although his singing iscns
Ered,s The singing Of the ohorsters wss h''
,se or tunefu rs II has peen ., arman singers until
,n,"a came did not therefore, near r tha intsrpro
best, "a i'es .rhich the newcomer gave the onsa
,ssSH sssr Of Eiisa's 'Ci CsamirsSle %Sleh in ali
discussion a. deserved to be- consorted Win 'Ao
Be-. Of hss
Tcimfollo M.terna as Vdientiad Frau Scnro99er ION"
vita Muoi nm iN,,ou,rite and Herr Schou as kooN'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Graves. OF NO. :
East Fifty -hfth-st. gave large receP'ioa ~c
ond daughter. The young lady wore white satin ana
tulls. and carried bouquet Of roses Her s''or ""u
few other young ladies assisted to receive.
Mrs Charles HYDE gave dancing party last evening
AZ her home in Planncd, n. j. About huhoreo sucs'
were present ~. u..h,no otop Souare
gave musical entertainment yesterday sI,ernoon NJ.
krno rmm,hcr ri guests Those present Included mrs
Iawrrnre Turnure Miss Turnure. Miss swan' MIS-
Perkins and Miss Minturn
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
TUARY I.
FREEMAN FIELD.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

my TELEGRAPH TO TIIE TRiBUSE.l
BosTON, Jan. 5.-The death of Fife-Major
Freeman Field at his home in this city removes one
whose figure for generation well known upon the
streets Major Field was born In Dorchester In Noyem
bcr s0l aud made his first appearance as fer with the
dorchester Artillery. THIS in 1919. When Presi-
dent John Adams died he played at the funeral and with
his marched from the armOry III dorchester TO
figure M the reception Lafayette. and detailed TO
play at all the banquets la honor o the distinguished
frenchmnn. Whenever President has visited Boston
from Monroe To Arthur Major Field and his fife has
done duty. and when the Prince of wales came here the
Major was In the parade. In the OF the Rebellion he
fought with the 9TH and SD Regiments receiving his
commission Fife Major April 10. ls6l Since the
war he has played not only for every company In
Charesown but for several organizations in other parts
ID
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
DEMOCRATS NOT IN SWEET ACCORD.
At the annual meeting Of the Richmond

County Democratic General Committee yesterday John
McCorro charged Thomas Potts with having voted for
Michael g. lyman, the Republican candidate for Assem-
bly,. Mr. Potts said that he had worked for Rcpubli-
can In preference 10 Edward A. Moore. The committee
voted for his expulsion. sheriff Brown then excitcdly
charged Judge Vaughn the chairman OF the committee,
with working for and causing the election OF Republi.
can-James McNamcc-its President OF the village OF
Edgewater The charges OF the Sheriff were received
with cheers. "The young man Acknowledged his errors
Dare the other do SOL Dare he too manfully tell
the truth ," yelled the Sheriff. turning 10 the Judge
Tho latter. In sarcastic speech replied to sheriff
Brown. the charge against Judge Vaughn referred
to village election. the committee decided that 1t had
no jurisdiction In the matter. and II was dropped.
Judge Vaughn was then made chairman.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 6-l a. m-Ihe movement III
,,o narometer Yesterday was downward The sky was
ear or fair until evening" and before midnight light ram
10 O2 inch fell The temperature ranged between 20
and a5o tho average 33ia being 81 10 higher tnan ON
the corresponding day last year, ana o's0 his"ei '
U" Warner. cloudy weather and light rain, may DC OK
nee; ed to-day Ina this city and Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
Post once Noucs.

particular steamer In order to secure speedy
delivery destination as all Trans Atlantic ina"s arc 'S
waried by the fastest vessels avhll9De. .. -, -.
Foreign mails week ending January ~, wan eioss
(PROMPiLY all Gt this Office es iolO"s;
TUESDAY--At 6 a. m. ior Europe per s = Aassh VIA
Niranda. nj | D. M for Windwari Islands per = 5.
TlambOrouch; at $3.50 FOR Brazil ana tue la nlata
Countries, Brazil. per s. s. Aaianhense VIA Dau'
WEpNEsDAY-At7; 1880 a. m. for Europe pers $ E9tnnia.
wa ettcrs for France must DO directed per
"a Bo,nia at 1880 m ior France dfee' per ."
Laurent, via HaVre' o,..
ruupsDAY-AtSam a. IN for Europe pcr s. $ CITY ot Ches.
Tor ya Queenstown etters for France must oe rccseN
"por City OF chester ~ at a. IN tor , f;rip o ana
other European Countries via Plymouth must oo o ~
per Westphaia al m for "a Ssps pd l' :, y n n, oS
Iernnda Dor 8 Orinocoj at 1880 IN Ios tnoa n anu
. Porto Rice via Havana: and Tor Canpeehe, Shapas
n etters Tor other Mexican states must be directed
per CIiy,of Washington ,
rRiDAY-At 0 n Newfoundland and 81 ere. Milue'
Ion Halifax; 10 N. for Cirdad BohVai per =.
LIN Inn o. Dee at il.S0 .. m. for Jamaica. savsnilA
etc, per 8. s. Aene' .. e...s
sATuRDAY-At 10 for Central America ana ,ne ao.ar
Msxico nnst be directed per Acapulco ~ at 10 N ior
Europs per Germanic via QueeEstowni ~ :" =, n
for scotland S,scs ps aer Southampton Bro
men at / D. m for tho Windward Islands Rei > pa
conta at 1880 p. m for Cuba and Porto hio" wv
Mails for China and Japan per 8; . ucean, sa. sor
graaciscsl close hers January ~ az ri, IsaniS psr
Australia Newzeaand sasdwren s clos mere Jsns.
ary 80 at Z D IN Tor arrivA ~
Adna,ic wrth British mails Ter AssH~"""
.The schedue ofcosing Of MALI m.s - tn ~
on the Of their ns East arriving OK TINE W
san rrsncsco on the day OF sailing of steamers arc as
patched the siIs sisIsSRY SI PEARSON Postmaster
~. oe.a Nsv.York, N. y. Jan. 2, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
CHAIRMAN JONESS VIEWS UNCHANGED
BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE

PITTsBURG, Jan. 5.-Seated in the cosy libra
ry of his magnificent mansion Irwin-ave, Allegheny
City Chairman Jones found tonight by your cOrre
sponden He had not read Senator Hawleys statement
In regard President Arhurs position in the late
pagn. but when 1t shown to him he said:
%" do not feel called upon to make reply to tho Son
ators statement 1t does not conflict with what have
said except I'm "a matter OF opinion"
The statements made by Mr.. Jones, reported In THE
TRIBUNE OF December 49, he still adheres and he add
edi "PersOnally, have nothing against President Ar
thur nevertheless think he might have acted differ
emily Had he done so, there would have been different
result5"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
INSTRUMENTATION AT WEST POINT.

NrwBuRG, Jan. "a day or two ago the
West Point Military Academy the scene OF insubor-
dinaton that Is punishable by imprisonment for term
OF years Private Brennan got on asproe ana returned
TO the calvary barracks in state OF hnrity non
commissioned oficer was ordered TO take him TO the
guard house Brennan the prctcncc oi going r-t 10
his quarters 10 get some blankets To keep hihsch WI"
m the guard house. strapped on his sabre and takne Is
c.rlino in his hand sailed forth with "a dcttrhlhi
not To be locked up. lie fired at Corporal mcAle W
hnd him but missed his aim, and entrelcheu
himself in the barn. lie finally knocked down DJ
.nm rtls
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
SUED FOR DAMAGES iBY A WOMAN.
BUFFALO.
lBr rsLvoRAPH To THE Tribunal

iBr rELYGRAPH TO rHE rRfBUNsI
BUFFALO, JAM 5.-Tbe marriage OF Cyrus
Clark Vandevcntor TO the young Canadian, Lena Do
Grasse Is proving In society circles here nine Gay
wonder. sheldon T. yiey. tho young mans attorney,
says that yandeycner In NewYork on business ana
that he will roturn soon This statement is not believed
by the young woman's attorney. and one OF them sad
this afternoon that he had information that Nandevener
was in Canada The Countess. as she Is still called
still occupies her apartment in Courtst. and asserts
that all she wants ia TO have her husband return
and acknow ledge her his wife. She has many letters
from him. all which contained drafts averaging 500
week but I'm none OF them does he mention her as his
wife.
This afternoon n complaint was fled by her attorney
against William H. Cutter for the alienation OF her nus
bands affections claiming heavy damages IL Is sad
that consclod with Cutter, his b0Okkecper
and that Il was he who advised him 20 leave town uni
evidence could be secured for divorce cutter s sau
To have people here that Vandoyentcr sald mat ne
married the young woman when under the influence oi
liquOr which ,ho induced him 10 drink.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Noers undertaking establishment was also oarnea
eausinr loss of 81 900 uninsured The Odd feiiowS
building was damaged to the extent or $2oYv nsuO
In the Detroit Fire and Marine, Norwicn Cnio"' "A
Franklin, Of Indianapolis.
NoRRIsrowN. Penn. Jan. 5.-The barn on tho iarm VI
William Graf, In Limerick Township, was burned .n''
morning together with twelve cows. two horses rne
crops Carriages wagons and farming Implements Inc
amount Of the insurance Is unknown
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
CAUCUS NOMINATIONS IN HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG. Jan. 5.-The Republican Sen
alto this evening selected Senator Myn. Of Ian
caster for Speaker protein The House caucus selected
John L. Graham Of Allegheny for Speaker and George
Pearson, Of Mercer. for Chief Clerk Both caucuses
appointed committees to nominate other officers Inc
Democratic members Of the House nominated the pres
ent officers. The DemOcratic senators held no caucus
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
"BFTTFP OFF DEAD THAN ALiTE.'

Mary Donnelly. age thirty-hve, the wife OF
John Donnelly. laborcr. employed In Calvary Gene
terry. was Instantly killed yesterday by train Ola the
Long Island Railroad Penny Bridge crossing she de
Ieratcly walked i'm front of the train Her husband
vho has been drunk since Friday beat her In horrible
manner on s turay In the they occupied IN Mrs
mcGew,s house al Laurel Hill She disappeared soon
a,ter thc heating informing her andlady that she was
going TO NewYork and would bo back In few days ana
nv her tho rou Whon she left Mrs. MoGows her ;aco
80 badly poundcd She said she would he better or
dead than alive" as her husband continually beat her
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
NFW PLAY FOR THE MADISON SQUIRE.
NJ Palmer. of the Madison Square Theatre,

AN. Palmer, of the Madison Square Theatre,
said yesterday: at is true that we have oonght Vhe
American rights OF Mr. Pneros In Chancery which is
nov having successful run in London. Beyond the
fact that II Is said to be very funny however DO not
know much about the piece, we have not yet
seen the manuscript Edward Terry. believe plays the
leading part in London but as TO our disposition VI 'ne
play cannot yet speak" go, ,, ,,,, .
Have You decided the play which will follow The
Private Secretary T. 49, . -
Not vet business SO good that we have not be gun
10 think of a successor Last weeks business was,
believe the largest ever done in this theatre"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
A NEW GLEE CLUB.

Anew mems singing society which has been
organized under the of Musurgia. will give It's
friends the first Of its quality at private concert
In Chckering Hall tomorrow evening The ciuo mas ior
its purpose the attainment Of the greatest possible ex
e.nce in the performance OF choruses and partsongs
for male voices" 1t is organized the basis or the
Mendessohn Society and 1t is to be hoped VIII soon rise
10 the same degree excellence The club now counts
forty members Mr. William Il. Chapman Is conductor
and M Jons II Dressler accOmpanist At the concert
tomorrow evening the club will have the help OF MIS-
Anna Iouise Tanner and the Philharmonic Club
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
yrw pL1yTOGETRID OFDR. NEWMAN


The trustees of the Madison Avenue Congre-
,onaI Church last nil ght considered proposition from
Mr. Hopkins representing the anti Newman element
TO the effect that If Newmanites would agree regular
y to install pastor whom his side should haine thoSe
opposed to Dr Newman would pay the entire churoh
debt II the Newman side would not agree 10
h u,eous of settling the church difficulties, with tho
III t a n,stnr who would crowd the church. the fur-
thcr consideration was advanced that the antlNew-
man people would pay the greater part ol II an
wanted either Dr. Newman or some othcr Melnoais'
minister to he their pastor Final action was ueierreu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

DENVER, Jan. 5.-rhe Colorado Carriage
Works of L. A. Mcburn & Co. have been destroyed by
fire. Loss building and contents 500 Insurance
on building, $1,000 insurance Oh stock $1,000
yALPAnAIso. Ind, Jan. Civilians x FeIIon's livery
stable has been burned causing loss OF 2.!O0 insured
In the Niagara Company, Of wiork, for VI, 400.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
POLYGANY BEST or MORMONISM.

The Rev. DIR. McNcich, Of the First Presby-
teran Church. Of Salt Lake city, yesterday addressed
the students OF the Union Theological Seminary on the
danger to this country from Mormonlsm Polygamy he
said, was not the central aud main evil OF Mormon
isin but bad 1t is II Is the best and
sweetest thing In tho whole system The
great evil. he said. the priestly dcspOtism
beng established in Utah and the neglbOringi Terrific
rics lie read the following from Governor Murrays OH
cial report year ago beg to you. Sir. socrc-
tary and, through you, the country OF dangers that
threaten aud troubles tha. will surely come. aud 10 ask
that action that VIII adjust the long commit
ted In Utah. Hnlf way measures VIII not answer ana
delay II dangerous. innocent blood OF Mormon ara
American Will eventually DO shed In establishing good
government IN Utah and the vast adjoining part of the
West being occupied by this power Time VIII not ana
prove the remedy" Dr McNcich advocates the
securing legislation ihat will stamp out Mormonisin
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
NARY HOEY PARDONED.

ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Governor this after
noon hardened Mary Hoey. alas Lizzie Ellen Virgins
formerly connected In crime with Mrs Mandehaum' the
reociycr OF stolen goods. and for whch she
was sentenced 20 years imprisonment Her pardoh
Il, granted upon the condition that che shall at nil tiinc
when reauired hy the DstrictAttornny OF New oIK
County appear and testify upon the trial OF any OF the
indictments now pending against ifeuoi'oA' 'i
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
POPULATIONS ora COLLECTOR

Charles Cox, Sewer and Assessment Collector
Of bridgeport, Is reported to have dofauted 10 .he
amount 81 900 Tho matter will probably be settled
by his friends, SIMILAR one year ago ,hns iS
pecuations became known last saturday, ana ne theh
attempted TO commit suicide. His life IL Insured ior
"A OO0 lie has n family His bondsmen are good
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
JAMES W. CALDWELL.
= W. Caldwell. age iifty-six, died of

James W CaluWcll, age MY -siA, ulcu vi
pneumonia AT his house. No 163 West Forty-sevenths
last sunday. Ho was borne at Barre, Mae ana came
10 New.Yo ofk thirty years occupying Offices In the
Trinity Building at No Ill Broadway, as a wholesale
coal dealer until few days before his death. Twenty
years ago his lower limbs were paralyzcd and he was
only able walk slowly by looking ut his feet Ills
action him from actively engaging in public
affairs lie was strong Republican. lie leaves two
and daughter Tho fdneral viii take place NJ
Gre WODl
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
sTRIKEs OFLABORING MEN.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The drivers on the Belle
.ontape horse car ine which runs 20 the northwestern
mar, NJ the city held a meeting after midnight last
night and resolved to strike against the proposed reduc
tion OF 20 cents per day ia their wages.
MOUNT ARMEI, Jan. Six hundred men and boys
quit work at Belmont colcry this morning against
reduction OF ten per cent In their wages
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
AGED COUPLES AT A GOLDEN WEDDING.

CAyAJouARIE Jan. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Solo,
mon Dccndorf celebrated their golden wedding recent
ly Mr. Defendorf Is seventy eight years od anu ''s
Dlefendorf soyonty.two. The original best man ana
sma,d David Zimmerman and wife. wcrc present
and stood up with them again There were as sevsIa era
cnupIra " had been married over nfty-t
wears the youngest couple have been married over foty
.t.g
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
sgs EMBARRAssMENTs OF MERCHANTS.

ITHACA, Jan. 5.-GeOrge +. Williams was
appointed receiver OF the Ithaca Organ and Piano Com
pany to-day hoped that the creditors claims will
be in full There is small hope for the stockholders
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.-IIenry Crosby * Co.. whole
sale lumber dealers have closed their house Their liza
billties about Si5GOOO
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
ONE FAILURE BRINGS on ANOTHER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Jan. 5.-An assignm cnt
was made to-day by Charles j. Andrews, wholesale and
ret all furniture dealer jamestown manufacturers are
the principal creditors The assignment caused Dy
the indorsng OF the notes of "A merchant who failed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
rrpp LOSSES FOR 1884.

The Commercial Bulletin of to-day estimates
the fire loss for December In the Oniteo states ana
Canada to have been $lloooooo, anu ior .'o year
s' % ooo 400 THIS is s25, 100000 than the
- a,,,,, Arr, loss for the nine years previous to
ssi There wcre aa4 fires in Decem6sr where the re
py ~. a. .,u.cJ losses OF from 100000 to $2OOOOO
eacS Tno said to have been the worst tor Iss ns
Is72 when the Chicago and Boston fires occurred.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
MRS PECK IN THE TONES AGAIN.

Mrs. Ellen T.. Peck, in the Tombs Police
Court yesterday, was charged with swind'hs MRS. -.
Bliss the wife OF Champion Bliss lawyer OF NO %
East Four eenth-st Last Scptenbes MIS- Peek sccu1a
Sr7a Inv mort gaging her furniture at No@ 3o! futns
nye 10 Mrs Bliss declaring the goods freo from ".n 10
iens although she had nOrtgaSed INC tufh'"r" '" vs.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
GLIMPSE OF ENCKEs COMET.

PHELPS, Jan. 5.-Professor BROOKS, oi the
Red House Observatory, secured soou observation VI
,, comet i.st night II ia faint and slightly elong-
o,.d with n small central condensation Tho comet Is
o I'm the head Of the Western Fish, Just above ire star
peta and 1. moving slowing eastward. ~ Is growing
brighter and will become visbio 'hrous" Sih'' ''"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-FOr New-England,
the Middle Atlantic states and Lower Lake region
warmer weather. increasing coudlness and local rains
For the ohio Valley and Tennessee the same, followed
ny fair weather and winds shifting to westerly.
TRIRIINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
FAILURE OF WHOLESALE HATTERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSg.l

CLEVELAND, Jan. 5.-Butts d. Smith, one of
the leading Wholesale hat and cap houses OF the West
filed an assignment this morning. Their liabilities
100000 assets unknown. The failure OF country Gus
toners meet their bills and the general decline OF
business combined 10 cause the collapse.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
REDUCING THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TKiBUSEl
prrrsnrrc Ian 6-Masfnr OF Transnnrta atlOl

Jones OF the Pttsburg aud Lake Erie Railroad reduced
the number Of freight trains this morning by
removing Ave crews OF four each This ia the first
ey denoe the company has given that II feeling the
effects OF the present depressed condition OF trade
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

.,ov, h. bnone,a variations In this city BY tenns
The nss give divisions OF rn. 9 'n N
osinlsht
he ury during The broken or dotted nne
ss indicated By the thtIneuasss ~ naa
mat pAsraacy SIS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

Artists Fund society
TWENTY.FIFTU ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
NOW OPEN DAY AND EVENING
the
ACADEMY OF DESIGN
4rIIAvE CORNER 2SD.sT.
ADMISSION FREE.
over one hundred and twenty-five paintings
IN OIL AND WATER CoL0RS
BY AMERICAN ARTISTS
70 be sold for the benefit OF the fun at
ASSOCIATION HALL
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
JANUARY l3 AND H. AT O'CLOCK.
THos h. KIRBY, AUCrIoNEER.
BY ORTGIES& & co.
H. " Squire ~ sons jewelers., ~ Fnton-st' y. u
80 " Diamond Ear Rings matched all sizes.
%lD 70 500 Sterng SllyorWarc 80
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

DEATH or MISS CARPENTERS MOTHER
Mrs. Andrew +. Carpenter, OF No. az HAN
eock.st Brooklyn whose daughter. Miss Sarah carpeh
90, sudS.nIv di.ann,ared Last summer, sailed In the
ship Bothnia and committed suicide Al sea- usu on
Saturday Her daughteTs fato shattcrou hor "o"''"'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
5uecllI Nutlces.
100 CENTS FOR 81.
When you want good value, ask for
PlPER-HEIDSIECK

Champagne
Unscrupulous dealers attempt to substitute other
brands for the sake OF extra profits
"PIPER.HEIDsIECK on sale VITA every wide
awake " wine merchant In the trade.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
HE COULD NOT WAIT FOR DEATH.

CANAJouARIE, Jan. 5.-licnry Darrow
hanged himself to-day. because OF melancholy due 10 ou
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06

della Ci Used BY DERAILED FREfGHF CARS.
Six cars OF a freight train were derailed neer
Peekskil tue uddsou River Earoad about O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
xzifRM6I

H0IDtN-aAnRETsoN-onN Monday psosuD9g - -
S ::tisii { a. Z siH y .sss e; "a ss1 S
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
Ready This Morning.

rgE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
prc. \, wrapper (ready for mailins, ccns pos os?y
One copv ono 81 3d. ten copies AND A oAsS 90
Sss,ssen ali fros - tho sqbscrDer r.~v,,r
49, Pe,. IN Piywouth Church will be pubiicy rented TOT
the year 1855 tuesday sveaAs JanuAry u ~ oose4
sharp
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
TIE CHARITY Ball TONIGHT

Mr. and Mrs H. !. Bsrbsy. and tho Misses Mary and
Hclon Barley.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
WHICH ONEl

The Neir- York sun -. A.
Wa advise our esteemed contemporary. Ihe Isa'es 70
sell its isckass aud buy an Intelligent cat.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
ODDS AND ENDS or POLITIOs.

HuasoD ooo 81 No lsa ss'ssu.. Justice osay hsA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
I}EB'

AH~ososs Of Marriages msst b. tsdorssd wtA ~ ssns
Gnd address