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Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
Tcirprpieten, 9roiesipr 5pitcr

G%eirproieten. Iroiesipr Softer /
Soma, bar for Gbicagos &epfommenbe
altio truffet Oct &ette, ranr han bar
ioruoia9t gipqet, buao Teirli9et arsuar.
SnnleoeS traf hans Sueitprm Scrub
Iigelie ben Ace 9ecember iioitleoen inn.
Wellem M % 11oe 3ecbr, bar ban ior
uoiagt Ell HGffe al Sli5arbs.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
Snbiam SerritDrD.
Gnu lseripner lnndlrt. Z Hpr

FDVFT$F' y ~'N<FF
Den al S%nrnepille paa GbidaIams Na
tipucn5 Sauo blep iorleoen 9d9 inn Ser
ioner lpnhebe al &i9ilanter. Sire bar
antlo0coc ipr at bape plpnbret eli Sltif.
&c andre TIE bapoe begauct iorifjellige
andre 6%prbrDoelier.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
@aibingtpn SerritprD.

Sen 0fnflcHc SpfGnlllg az Stenlnte-
giouingen pllcr, al Gepublifanerne Iaur
Ell Wtnipritet al 10 Stemmer / 2e9isla=
tureu. 9emofr0teu &pprbees, &dnpi
hat ior Gele9at til Son9rcsicl iif en-
MaioritCt al 1892 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

The National Haddock Monument
Association al Raclne CT %infprppreret
lnoer Statens 9ppe. Selifabets %
gaze CT at opiere % peoli9ebplpe ct
WUnumeut til Wiince ON Yaitpr @eproe
8. 0aoopd, lpm iiplte CONNER bleu
'ni9mnroet / Siour Gitp, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

Zen melt uioenitabelise Mirtur iur
at belbreoe 6pite, 5~orfislelie os ale
Strubes % 9unge'psopmme or Or.
Bi9lop's Posi- i've Cure. Oct er bel.
lmasenoe % pirfer burtist % ~iitfert.
Eris so Gents % sl.00. (9ec.)
sGlses hos s. .. @ontspmerp 4 Co..
7scorah. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
VI inneDt q.
Gu Tlpurmolle neobrGnOt. +,

~
Gu ,Sluurmolle neobrGnOt. 6rant
Nrltetaa Slpurmplle peo Snuffloocn 3
Wtil / 9turo Ipr ct. Glpuo ncobrrnote
9tnt til 6reoog. @us &rnuIe. lpm ar
beioepc / WtDlleu OH Staten, off nco |
s. jelpCretn0en Ior at pronC liot meo
Mt%oifineriet. 60ns Gp9t crplppcreoe, %
ben brrnoeuoe Sllc inttc Slo pna Sug
niuQcn, @us.arauie blcp ina iorbrHnpt,
at ban opoe npite Nfteu. Gu Sci al
Spgnin0en beunttcoeS iii GlcOntor, /
bullfcu Der bar $1,000 Sul6els Npeoc
% 200 Barrels Ilcur. Nltlammen poe
ln0be5. Stnocn a~nilnaes til $1,000.
Suguingen Il nsiureret ior $1,000,
men Nucocn pg 6lUuren uar life assure
ret. Wtpllen bauoc Ell &apncitct al 25O
Barrels on 9n8cr. Iobet CT 'aa
lncQct mere fpliontt pan ocrmc SIp Al
9lnrct, bn bette par ocn cucitc 6lOr
mpQc / Ell Smfreos al 20 Otil.
ND "Necciuer." Treijocntcn bar IN
urput 81. Gruit u. llmlnno til "Hecei
per" al DC piicntli0c EcuQc ueo 9nuo
tputorct / 1oplor Sails. Sen Iorrigc
Snpcbnuer al bette Gmbcoe par Better
-. StOlbcrg ban bleu iuipcnocrct pun
@ruub al lin pplitiife Tirfiombeo. Nnlr
itnl ncmii0 pco Iioitc &nl9 bare uHret
&nrbiont ipr ct GpuntDcmbeOC.
Qr llmluuo Ell JDitcr "a cr 0rnoue
ret ira ct tOif lluiueriitet. 0nn fonn til
glmcrifu Ipr 20 Nm iioen % bar oeuuc
Sip pruttiicrcr ipm 9r9c &uib Gitp.
u. ii. @elgeIicn. ipm CT ontlo9et
iOr at bupe lat SID pdn % plpnorct y.
&. Sorlan95 Sutit Nprpap, @pOh.
buc GOrmtu, iioitlcoen Suli, bar / lioit(
llgc bnpt i'm Sn0 bebnrplct al 8cttcn
Hco gSin9. Get unttc life Iaa liocl
Scitprtclle / HettCu iorlcoCn Gag, "a
Ell al Surpmrnoeue itOo pp pg crtlUreoC.
al amloipn, ell Srober al 6nu9en, %
Ell 6enoridiuu, bauoe ip9t at bcNrbcibt
ham peo 6iclp al &~rrnoepin. Ipm
mer WcGhler loo &uutipn orreitere.
Minnesota Lutheran Seminary ant
Institute bar I'LL 1876 Gleucr ipruber
Gleucrnc / Mtuiif gipelin0en.
Sern6anenlpfft. Yeripnto9 Nume,
! p0n "Nortbern Eaciiic Snneu", ion
ai9if ira ct. Ynul 5ir9oo9 Gitermio.
on9, itpbtc Susbag Worgen TANNER
men Sarge Accommodation Srrn Mlmcl
&, llot ucitenfpr Wtuifpod. Wnitiniitel
pon 9iumcr l idn Oct nnOet 5rHn fpmn(
Ug bntteoe Mtnitincn, ntclt Numcr &
tom meo iulo 6urt. Wtaltiniltcu %
Sprbgoereu pnn Numcr buppeoe a
og Hap lnnlcbcs mco StrGtfct, mcbcn$
5prbpocrcn pan Numcr 6 bleu ilcnlt
iurilaact / Nniigtet % NUpcoet. Zen.
bercu blep rprceret gjennem Yoitpp9ltel
pan 9tllnler l.. Spnen / IpitpoQner
pGlteoc % mtUnotc Den. ToItbetjent
s. W. 5euniS irn 8ruinero brGnott
inoe. Ypltbetjent &. 81. Gennen lpttes
oes Oct al fontme no al ben brGnoenol
EOItpp9u, men ban a laa llenlt 1pr.
Ilnnet, at ban opbe nHlte Niten. pitt
GoItla0er paa 9tuner | Tor Stcoel
mellem Sarge % Yurtlano, Oregon
goeln9oes. ,Sfaoen pan Sernbaucuog
meme a%nilnoea til $4,000. Nnriagen ii
lllpttcn pur ieilngtigc Srpres irt
grain dispatcher" Sole. Nnn hdl
pGret unicet for en- al Eacific Saren:
paalibcti9ltc Setienrc, o9 bar inoebap
Ell Iaaoun Stiling pda oenue % aror'
Serubauer / pper 20 glar, % bet er oel
fprite 5eilta9elie, ban bar 9iort. &c
CT rent ube9ribcli9t, buurlepes bar
t,.Nn $50, So S...N d.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
I'm iarlig Seilaos. @eorse 6asletr

og Den IS narise Gable Nleu ira Bui
iolp sif iorrige Ssnoa9 Gitermipoag
aiennem Niasara @a%npialoenes Strcm
bpiruler i en- tprpebpiormet Isipe, %
IS Wiinlter ieuere lanoeoe DC uifaote
paa Den fanapiite apit. &c tilbra9tc 5
MimIter Strsmbpirulerne % "Sorl
aet", iereno DC Tom i9iennem.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
Spntb Carolina.
Sororpifelier. 5orsoag mGrtc

SototvitaftA. " <S'EN"9 hh@t'
oes s lette 3orprpitclie / Summerpiae.
Der li99er NGrbeocn al Gbarleitpn. Gu
aunifc beiti9 3orcruitelie mGrfcoes
5orSong Mor9en | Columbia, 90 10
minpre / Gbarlcitou ON 2litenen. Zen
anrctteoe Stnoc bar BOG ubetpoetig.
0uorlcoes oct Ter no / 6barleiton.
oerom i%friuer ct al Bpeus Ylnoc isl
Oenpe; Gbnrleiton gicnuinoer liot eitcr
liot lit gamle lloiecnpe. : oct mitcite
CT De Ileite Stiaaoier iicrneOe ira $40
ucognoerne og 0uiene uo9enluroe repa
rereoe. Meu Der CT bog cnnnu me9et
at 9lorc, og Der oil beigua mango Ndr,
Tereuo ule Spor eitcr Dc irp9telise Eoe
lr9gelier ueo Sprorpltelierne CT ior
%lpnnpne. Zen burtige 6lGlp, lom bleu
lcnbt o. ira nlle annter al Staten, bar
9lurt, at ri cr fomne iaa lnn9t. Sc
iatti9ltc CT / oct minnlte blntpne, laa al
ullc u~epltprteoc Storitene er 9ienopbp9
gcoe Tor Iinteren. vi De ire Sjeroe.
oels Wiilion Collars, lpm lelOtes o2
ira nlle 8anter, brligtes Ell 6lerocbels
Wtillion til al 9~lelOpbD99e SforItenene
9pmiteen, ipm uboelte Tenge Tor yD9
ming % Separation, bar Aoitebt Yeugea
~nnuisnin9er til 1,450 glnieserc, meoens
1863 2trie9ere enonu life fat funuet lao
nOget. Spm iHbpanli9 ianbtes o9ino
Der Nniegere, iom q ~pelbaoenbe mo-
til lelp at reparere Iine 0uIe, % omtrert
30 inuoanne tilbagepiltes. &omiteen
Ittt rpbefte FtttBe o8 Sretttthfef #
idttigc Sorgere, bar hnpt 1000 ian
pnnne at mocr6ploe. Ie pelbauenot
Spr0ere man euonu nrbeioe lpi9e, i9r.
eup DC fan prttc line Cab, % mango a
Dem oil alpri9 tunAe gisre Oct, lngtet Of
ipues at pGre uelhapcnoe 90 cier prr0.
tiue Slie.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
Ncm= Oprf.
Nfop0c &reitDent Mrtbnrs Scnner

er hegpnot al inpldmle Ycn9c til cit
OilnoeItptte pan hans Graz. DC oil
life glgre npgct p~fientllg Sprdab, mell
Inn anniUoe bans 8enner ON at noe Siz
Drag. 1re Gage efter Segrapellen
bapte De nlerepe irbianlet $4,000, oG
inOer yiptnur hndber &c at faa inmlet
DC ugopcnbi9c 100000. 5pr pcnne
ltpre Sum bill Ser bliuc ppiprt Ell 8rollce
Stette paa Artburs @rau. "a Der ipr
oisie Eerge fan ioritniies ct prGati9t
WDuumeut, hpilfct ban bar uel f%ortjent,
lpnes mango, at Oct oltbc pGrc mere
pasleuoc at reiit Wtpmmcutet / @aib
iu9ton, Aiep g)prf eller / oct minolte i
9lbanp eno paa cit nfiiocslissenoe Sir
fegauro pnn 9nlpet.
Nnti: SalOOn Mepnblitanerne al
bplbt / Iprson9 en- Statsfonuention /
Cortland. Slanpt 9tuoet bciluttebes, at
De bereiter ulloe fnloc li0 "9tcm Yprf
State temperance Hepublicau 9ca9ue".
q pil arbeiDe Ipr at lna peotdget ell
bgi 0icen. 9pp iom Oct beoite Wtiooel
til at irenlmc Waaoebolo, og / &c repub
%lifauife Eartiipriamlinscr uil De an
itrenge Jig Tor at iau nomincret iadonnme
adnoipater, lpm er 9uniti9t itcmte for
9eagurna @runoiHtninger.
&~ap;taliiter / 9telu Yort Gitp bar
prganiicret ct Sellfab iOr at giennem
isre Atlantic and Mexican Gulf Canal
Company's Elaner. 9ctte &nnnlfom
pani harupli9 ioat ltpre QanOitrGfnir9er
og ubprc Sanofrait ira Stnterue 6cOr
ala o. 5lorion. Gen poutGnftc aanal
2inje er ppmaalt al @enernl G.uincp al
DC 6preueoe Stater3 Nrme. Zen 9anr
ira Wunoingen al ct. Warps 5looen
peo oct a%tlantilfe Ocean 9iennem ,Sno
leen Sfeepeenpte % Stnten Slorioa til
ct. Wtarfs uep @olien. Sppeitu mel
lem zen ameritanite @Olifpit % oct at
lantiife Oau uiloe 9Iennem annalen bliue
mellem 1900 og 1900 Ntil tOrtere. Get
antages, at Der ueo en- innoan anual
finbe ipares aurlig benpeo lem Milio=
uer Dollars.
Sant GolUui. st Selitab oanife
&apitaliiter er oannet Tor at bielpe mint
Ore bemioleoe Bomber, Der paa 8rlnp
al 5ipernes baarpe 5rpf er blepne noote
til at i9lge line @aaroe / 9anmarf, til al
upuanore til Noropeiten, bupr De pil iaa
S~lnleonin9 til at begpnpe ct mt Sip IN
Der 9unitisere 5orbolp. SelltabetS 8e=
preientant, Spren aiGr, Der tiolisere
bar pGret Meplem al Oct panife Sol
fetbiu9, antpm til Nerp Dprt iorrige llse
%. reiite itrar p%eitpper iOr at finoe ei
pasienoe Steo for en- oanlf aolOni. Sau
aster at tilbringe 6 Tiger / @isconiir,
MimueiOta % 3atota os oerpaa relic
biem til a~Isbenbaun. Ter er tegnei
$I,250,O00 ior bette Giemeb.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08

5uriitbiuettsr til Steosr | Spben girloeu /.
be til ben Bite gtai iGlses paa 6. ". & ct
Yaul u. RS 5idets SHiee.
g. Y. Softer. Maent
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
MGmp melIcm ,%inNiNnerc. tSprriNe

SpronG itpo Der after ct Slo9 mellcm eli
Gcl Siour og GrOw Snoinuere. Sire
Sipurs % fem Gro,us inlot. 9larlagen
til Samper bar ben utminoeli9e, iom ino
uitc hnr pUret Nnleonin9 til arig met
lem Snpiaucre, uemlig 6eitetuueri.
Siorl Snninneruc bar / Den ienere Gin
Sang poa Sang 1%tidalet 6eitc ira Grpw
Snoi0ncrne. Gn balpblobs Siour Su=
oinncr, ipm oen iioite Sicnr arig pbeoe
Hesieringcn3 trooper itpre 5jeneiter
ION SOlf, ey p0iaa blauot Dc iolone.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-08
VI pntana.

Sem Anbianerc. ipm bar ilocipUr
reoc / 6rn9ilCt i Sort Sbaw ior 6eitc
tNucri, ouCrialpt iprleoen stften @ngten,
joet BEN itnloc gioc Dem %anp, % mp
tom. 81 al Dem bleu Dog grebue i9iell
Itror. Gn 9tipcling Splpoter mnoer 2tn-
ipriel al Qpitnatt Nuerp Ell pan Sagt
eitcr &c andre.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-11
in squares, and other ornaments, was
discovered recently.

IN squares, anu OIQ0E OElldluouGS. Wds
discovered recently.
& The remains of a great construction
formed of rectang gular blocks of traver.
tine were found in the Via del Moreto
where a new convent is being built 1t
seems to have contained a portico, as
several broken columns of granite about
twelve feet high were found in the ex-
cavations. Other massive walls of very
early construction were found in the
new Via Cavom. thirteen feet under the
present level. Several rooms at the
same uepth were also brought to light,
with channels for the conveyance OF
heated air, probably for hot bath uses.
On the Cplan Hill. at one time the
aristocraJic quarter of ancient Rome,
and consequently occupied by villas, a
magnificent mosaic pavement of rec
tangular form, about thirty-two feet
square, has been brought to light. This
mosaic is bordered by black band, and
divided into twenty compartments in
each of which are designs of ornaments,
wreaths of flowers, rosettes, etc. The
effect of this ancient pavement is most
pleasing, and it's excellent preservation
surprising. The Archaeological Com
mission has placed it in the antiquarian
storehouses.
The Villa Spithoever, or Gardens of
Sallust, have just revealed tie exis-
tence of series of ancient constuc-
tions recognized as baths. A hall
measuring twenty-five feet III length
by twelve in breadth has been found
almost intact at fifty five feet below the
surface. The walls and vault of this
chamber are covered with coarse but
very original mosaic work. The mo-
saics are entirely composed of shell such
as may be seen in two of the foun-
tains in Pompeii, and such as are fire.
quently met with in the bathing-rooms
of women. Landscapes, animals and
flowers are we'll represented in these
curious decorations, and the whole are
well preserved. The Archaeological
Commission continue the excavations
in this spot in the hope Of coming upon
still more interesting antiquities. The
underground treasures of Rome are now
being brought to liAht by the necessity
for penetrating the soil to a consider
able depth for the construction of the
foundations of the new buildings that
are rising so rapidly on the unoccupied
places around the city.-P. l.. C0nnel-
Ian in the Boston Pilot.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-11
Origin Of the Town Of Mas.

Mas ma righ, 'sNaas of the kings
and Mas Laighean, ''Maas Of Leinster'
are the terms by which this town is
usually designated in Irish writings
The word Mas signafies an assembly, a
gathering of the people, fair and also
games or ceremonies annually per-
formed in commemoration of the dead.
There are three different derivations
given for this name in the Book OF
Dunseanchus or History of noted
places in ireland, which was originally
composed or written by Amergln Mac
Amalgaidh, chief bard to Dermod Mac
Ceirbeoil, monarch Of Ireland in the
sixth century. The first derivation OF
Mas in the Dunseanchus is. that Eoch-
aidh Garbh Tor Eohee, which means a
horseman, and Garv, rough, i. e., the
rough rider or horseman), the son of
the King of Ireland of the Flrbolg race,
collected the people of the kingdom to
clear plain from wood, that Mas,
(fair or assemblage) might he held there
in honor of his wife, Tailtain. The
second derivation has it that man
named Mas committed an assault on a
servant of Tailtean, whom she ordered
to be put to death. Her husband how
ever dissuaded her by saying that his
living would be more profitable to them
than his death by putting him to hard
labor. 'sBe it so'' said the queen, "and
let him construct a Rath for me" which
he accordingly did, and his name was
given to the Rath, i. e., the Rath OF
Fort of Mas. The third derivation is
that Mas, a daughter of Rory, King OF
Britain, was wife of Lughaidh, son OF
the Seal Balbh ian Seal Balv) a Tuatha
De Danan chief. On her decease Mas
was buried here, and her husband
Lughaidh, brought the people of the
kingdom to this place to raise the Gao.
inc or lamentations, on the ast of Au.
gust every year in commemoration Of
her death. These ceremonies were
called Nasadh Logha, the fairs Of Luce
and hence Lughnasa, the name of the
month Of August to the present time
We learn from the Annals that Gear
bahl. son of Muirigen, who was killed
in A.-D. 9O4, was the last king of Lein'
ster who had his residence at Mas
The more ancient kings had their royal
residence at Dinrigh, tie fortress OF
mound Of the kings neal Leighlin
Bridge. in the County of Carlow.
Slainge Mac Deala, one of the Firbolg
Kings died there and hence, it is said,
it was called Dumha Slainge, or the
assemblies in commemoratlon OF
Slainge. In after times the kings OF
Leinster had residences at Ferns and
Old Ross, in the County Of Wexford,
and Ballymoon in Carlow.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-11

George Summers has bought twenty
acres near the st. Louis hotel for
$4,000. .s
The Irish standard., 1886-12-11
THE P. H. KELLY MEReANT1LE co.

THE p. IL. KELLY MERCANTILE CO.
Wholesale grocers, importers OF teas,
importers of coffees, importers OF for
eign fruits, importers of Holland and
Norway fish, coffee roasters, spice mill
ers, etc. The industries OF st. Paul
would certainly be incomplete without
notice of the origin and subsequent re-
markable growth Of this mammoth cor
.poration. From the modest beginning
made by 2. H. Kelley & Co in 1853 up
to the incorporation of the P.H. Kelly
Mercantile Co. in 1882, and to the
present date, 1885, this business affords
the notable instance Of steady and
regular increase year by year, until it
now ranks among the foremost COM
mercial enterprises the United States.
With foreign connections in China
and Japan, Samatra and Java, South
America and numerous points in Eu-
rope, the .H. Kelly Mercantile Co.
now ranks among the largest importers
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE PENxsYLvANIA's INSURANCE SCHEME.

The new insurance fund proposed by the PthhsyNania
GaIIroad Conpany 10 their employees is the absorbing
tOpp OF discussion among the men. number ot theh
PRINCIPALLY conductors VINO have no protective organ
iton and who can easily replaced. have made ap-
pication for admission TO tho organizations but the en-
glnreis fremeu and brakcmcu are holding al1oi me
prom opposition Of tie employees has surprised hr
ofc ais of the company, VINO claim hat the scheme II
soey for the benefit of the aud VIII cost the CON
pany large SUN Year. superintendent CraWlord'
OF the NewGurk Division said yesterday; rms very
insurance plan proposed by the company originated
with the employees themselves some i've or SIX wears ag"
and Ony after persistent and urgent solicitation
that the company consented to give IL "A trial have
heard nothing OF q strike md don't believe thit any
strike will occur have given distinct orders that ho"e
the departments under iuc sili 10 uI-eu
to ioiu The rules provide that men irohole
or Jus. entering OF the company shall JOln
but IL is optional tor all others
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

Six+v-two vessels Of various rigs arrived yesteT-
day by way Of ANDY Hook.
An Italian, suffering from smallpox. was remove
from the tencnent-house No. ITO MuiDciIl-St
yesterday.
William A. BOyd, Corporations Attorney. paid 10
the Controller yesterday $J33 90, p"naltl"S col
lcctcd during January for violations oI city orl-
nancc9.
The voIlce of the Eleventh Precinct reported yes
trrdav that the front and rear tenement houses at
No. 92 Pitt-.t. were 50 rotten that they Wcic ID
danger of falling
The Pennsylyania Coal Company yesterday ls
sued new price li,t winch showed TennciionS oi
fIom % 10 80 cents a ton from the previous crcu-
lar of December 10.
The Third Avenue Surface Railroad COMPANY
offers reward of $50 for the arrest o: thc persons
who have been tampcrIng with It's indicators.
A benefit will be gwen to Robert Frazer at the
Grand Opera House on thursday afternoon, feb,,
ruary J. under the direction OF l. II. Frehch ana
Nat GOODWIN.
Flags on the street cars yesterday Showed that
the p0nds in Central Park were ready for skating,
and in the evening the large lake was crowded
with skaters. All the lakes viii be thrown open
to-day.
INTrREST ON THE CfTY's MONEY.
The banks and trust companies designated to be
depositanes OF the cty's money TIN, year are the
same gs last YEAR The rae of interest Is - per
cent on all sums up TO SJOO,OO0, and per cent
on larger sums.
WELCOMED ~ THE SPANISH TO%GTr.
The q 800 girls i'll Grammar School Ne. II az One
hnndrcd-and-hfth-st and LeXngtOG-avc welcomed
VIcc-prcsIdent Zclaya Of Honduras, YESTERDAY. Hc
was accompanied by CoInmisSioner DeVoc' a bIlRh1-
eyed bttle QIrl spoke an address of welcome IN
Spanish and several girls recited quotations from
Spanish authors
BRINGING HOME A SHIPWEECKED CREW.
The crew OF the bark Robert Porter arrived from
Laruayra yesterday. on the steamer Philadclpha
The bark left BOnaIre for Boston with a cargo o.
salt on December ~, and few days later sprung
a leak The captain reached the Gulf OF Mara
caibO where he Oeacileu hcT
FIFCIIN(i A TRUSTEE OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
Charles M DaCosta of the firm of Seward. Dd
Costa & Gu hric, was elected "a trustee OF Column
bia College yesterday. Michael Papin was ap-
pointed to the John Tyndall fellowship for the
wear plfi Of 81 80 year has been made to the col
leee by Dr. i. K. A. Selgman Tor the best essay on
P0litlcal Science. A son of General Fitz John P0r-
fer i, mentioned as possible superintendent OF
the college buildings.
NEW BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED.
Charles Graham & Sous are to erect four dwell
inq-houscs in Scventy-eGhti-St east of Flfth-ave
ri total cost OF $3.50 900. -Four houses are TO be
buin in One-hundred-an twenty y-second-st., west
of Slxth-ave. for $57 900 by Anthony Smyth.
Two fat-houses ut Nos 404 and 400 East Seventy
frst-st., TO be built by w. I. Lemon, Will cost
S36 900 J. A. Roosevelt is to bulld a store and
hat-house at Ninth-aye and Fourteentll-st., ot a
cost of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
BROOKLYN.

The l25 men suspended In the Equipment Department
OF the Navy Yard last week. were set at work again yes
tcrday.
An unknown man jumped overheard from Annex
ferrvbo,t No. 3, late Sunday night while on the way
from Jersey City Brooklyn, and was drowned lie
appeared to he about thirty yerrs old, was tall ana slim
and well-dressed.
The Kings County Elevated Railroad Company made
application to the Aldermen yesterday Tor me rsht TO
build it's road in Futon-s from Myrtc-ave 10 the city
line on account of the decision Of Judge Cullen that the
permission OF the Mayor and City Works Commissioner
was invalid. The company docs not waive any Ot the
rights IL has claimed bat takes tho action to hasten
rapid transit
Dr. Talmage presented to Mayor whitney YESTERDAY
petition bearing many signatures asking that the SaiVa-
lion Army have permission to hold outdoor meetings on
Sunday afternoons aud weekday evenings, aud march
singing to the places of meeting.
The February Grand Jury. A. W. Russell, foreman,
was sworn In yesterday Theodore rusch appointed
seDOgrapher to tho Grand Jury. He was asked 70
sign as steuographer TO tue Police Department by The
new commissioner.
The will Of Elizabeth Frederick rejected by surro
gate Lott Yesterday the ground that had not been
signed by the witnesses in the presence OF the woman.
The congregation Of the Church OF the Messiah last
evening gave teY thirteenth annual reception to the
nastor The Reception Committee consisted OK War;
dens d. d. Ives and John A. Nichols, Vestrymen Dr.
]. Is. Elliott Il. G. Webster, James Hall. William H.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE KOHUT TRIAL NEARLY ENDED.
WITNESS TO BE CALLED.

WITNESS TO BE CALLED.
Recorder Smyth, who presided at Part |. OF the
January term OF the Court of General Sessions con
tinued that part yesterday IN the courI-IooInni VI
Part H. in order TO finish the trial of henry ana Ed
ward KOhut, the bohemian clgar-makefS, atcuSGu u
of murder i'm the first degree in setting hre 10 lhe
tenement house in SiXtytourth-st; Henry holu'
who had been on the witness stand on frdav' was
croSs.exomined bV Assistant Distrlct-Att0rney
fitzgerald He was asked n series OF questions
aLont the kerosene oil and the cans demJ0ln ana
Trunks which were found in the r0cm ana whIch;
II wa. alleged bore evidences of bavlng been used
for iucendiary purposes He gave detailed state-
ment of the prop ,rty which he had in the room
Among the articles were large number Oh pooks
including q bohemian history in eighteen Noll1leS
He said that he earned $l0 week as cigar IhhhCI
while his wife earned Sl5 and his Drother -.
They had earned over S2CO which was Kept i'll tne
room When asked To account Tor me iact tnat lhc
Insurance policies were preserved when SO many
other articles were lost. the witness sad t;lat nc
ALWAYS carried his policy in his pocket ana that nc
happened to take his brothers policy from inc
table on the previous evening. -.
x.Judgc Curtis offered 10 prove Dy seNeIaI VII
nessesthe good reputation of hls clients, put tne
Recorder said that lie would charge the JnrY that
they must presume that the dclendah'S Woie vi
good character and the testimony was not gwen
Detective Campbell and Fire Marshal SheluOn
were called in rebuttal to shaw that the ouIneH
horizons of the premises indicated that the cause OF
the fire was different from that supposed by inc
defence Assistant District Attorney fltlgelaIu
SAID that he desired to examine one more witneIs'
and after his testimony is finished the case Will DE
given TO the Jury -proDably to-day