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NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
MARRIAGE-NEw CORPORATIONS -ToBoGGANiN'-
TWINS.


MARRIAGE-NEw CORPORATIONS -ToBoGGANiN"-
TWINS.
SYRACUSE, Jan. Is (SpeciaD.-Poice Connlis-
sioueuDavd X Mccarthy. Of ex-senator mccarthy
married yesterday to Miss Caroline stevens oil
York. daughter Of Thomas A. Stevens, Clerk OF lhe
Court OF Appeals Mr. and Mrs. Mccarthy VIII SAIL lor
Europe tomorrow.
on Monday the stock in the store Of r. j. McQrade "
Co.. wholesale liquor dealers, seized by the sher
on executions Mr.. McQuade is a brother OF Geher"i
McQuade.
The Central New-York Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany has purchased the telegraph line from Brookeiu
North Brooked and will change 1t into telephone
line and connect with the wires to Watervile.
Frank Merrill president of tie Central City water
Company denies the report that his company mas pec
bought out by the Syracuse Water Company ne say :
that he will begin work just soon as permission -
granted. -. -.
The American Illuminating Company, OF Syracuse, mas
been Incorporated at Albany. According 10 ls oharte
the company Is to run both gas and electric hEhts.
Mayor Ryan aid ast night that he knew nothing OF tne
company and had not been consulted by any ono TO
garding a grant to It from the Common Council
TOhOGgHDng has become the pOpnlar rage III oy
and u club ia 10 he formed at once. -, ..,,
The wife Of Joseph Bullock, on Tuesday Tor tne tnu
time In years presented her husband with twins'
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WARRINGTON NOTES.


pypsoSAI-Admiral ID. ID. Porter IL much improved
IN health and IL now regarded as out of danger.
WIDOWS PESsIoSs-Tho Committee on Invalid Pen
sons OF the to-day agreed to report fevoraby on
Matsons bill to increase the pensions OF widowsr0m -
to $12 per month.
EXPRESSION CLERK ARREsrED-James Z. johnson,
formerly clerk In the Pension Office, arrested last
night by special agents OF the Pension Office charged
Norfolk johnson was afraigned before United States
Commissioner Bundy and held in 81 600 bail for trial at
Richmond, va.
RAT GuASo-The Consul OF the United States at San
taeo dc Cuba reports the existence Of large quantities Of
bat the south coast OF the island OF Cdba rms
guano deposited in caves one or when was visited ny
the Consul and estimated 10 contain from 10000 TO
10000 tons. The facilities for WORKING these deposits
are reported "a being excellent
THE HOUSE REsTAURAST.-The House Committee on
PuhlclBuildngs and Grounds to-day decided by vote OF
to to retain the present House caterer George DO
rule forbdihg the sale OF spiru0us liquors In the res
taurant The same action has been taken AZ Tue at
tanned Ia joint rule, while the present rule asmpe
committee order.
PARCEL Posi- SERvIcE.-The Post Office Department
has received the following letter from the German
Director General OF Poss urging the United states
Government to send an ONCE; OF the Post once depart
marcel and post service OF that country with view OF
ioinIpg the International Parcel Post.
PRIZE OPPERED.-The Department OF state has been
obcal,y advised that the King OF Begians pro-
posed an annual prize Of 10000 francs for the purpose
- works OF the m nd the competition 20 be
omen 10 all nations and be decided by jury appoint
ed by the ing Belgium to consist OF seven members
of whom three TO be Begans and the remainder Tor
eigDers.
SUITS FOR TIMBER CUTTIsG.-The Secretary OF the In
terror has requested Attorney TO institute
suit against the LacOta Cattle Company in the western
part OF Nebraska S2250 the value OF timber
alleged been cut by them from the public lands:
also similar suit against M q D. r. Wethetpee 10 ne
cover $10240 the value OF timber cut from the puoile
lands In Mississippi
ARMY AND NAVY HEws.-Frst Lieutenant J. B. Petit
lat Infantry has been granted three months leave Of
absence take effect after the close OF Indian hosttiet
in Arizona Tho United States steamer Brooklyn ar
rived ut Key West, Fla, yesterday from New-fork
Commander Hay relieved Commander Ludlow OF com
inand OF the United states steamer Qulhuebaug al
Alexandria Egypt, December IL. The vessel and crew
are reported 10 be IN good condition.
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SHOCKED By ALTERS IN The SUMNER

Miss Sarah Douglass is a maiden lady Of
mature years who owns and occupies handsome man
.ion In the town OF Rye, bordering on Long Island
Sound IL is part of the Newbury Davenport estate.
Adjoining this property that Of william H. nastead.
and between the two places is private lane or road
leading dowr to the beach, which is owned Jointly by
Miss Douglass and Mr. Halstead. Last spring Mr..
Haead erected bathing houses at the waters edge and
invited the public to como and battle In the Sound
opposite his prcmises The bathers' male ana female
we're and they often srayed down the beach
oppose Miss Dougasss premises and gambOlled In the
water to the and disgust OF the lady and her
guests She complained that the presence OF men ana
ing and consulted a lawyer abont getting out an In
She then through her counsel Calvin Frost, began a
sut TO restrain Mr. Halstead from the lane for
public uses. -, -,
sYesterdsy the case was triedEbefore Judge Dykman
Holding special term White Plains aud he reserved
la dec
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TROY.
MERRY roBoGGANIsTs-CABLE nAiLwAY-CHARITf
SOCIAL.

SOCIAL.
Troy, Jan. - (Spcciab.-The Troy members
Saratoga 1Oboggln Club VIII march 10 the depot
tomorrow in toboggan suits and take special train
for Saratoga where they will have supper band music
and sliding Glen Mitchell
Democrats in their attempts to secure by two-thlrds
vote unchecked power in the Common Council have
been surprised mud that OF their number BY act
ing as inspector Of election Mt election at which he
was chosen Aldermen has been disqualified from acting
under the charter aud his seat declared vacant ,
Eudeavors in progress 10 organize cable railway
system IN Troy.
Post Grswold's installation and camp fire were at
tended by Lieutenant Governor Jones ana seNcTal
stale Senators aud Asscmbiymeu.
Apollo Comm audery kLishts Jemplar mas TAKEN the
children OF the Troy Orphan Asylum ~ special objects Of
generosity. First thu knights provided dormitory Tor
tic asylum aud Wedus day they visited the insttu-
ton and gave swertmeats TO the children.
Talk sod taxation has deferred the scbemc 10
light the city by electricity. ., ,
The young Of tho city have formed club called
Pooets Doe after the settlement which first occupied
the sto OF Troy. =, - -. 81.
Bishop Henry G. Potter, OF NeW-1orK IL guest OF
john g. Gale.
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UTICA.
HoRATIo sEYNoUR-coNrEsuNG A LIBEL SUIT
yEToEs ny THE MAYOR.

HoRATI0 sEYNoUR-CONrEsrING A LIBEL SUIT
vEToEs ny THE MAYOR.
UREA. Jan. - (Spec,dh.-William F. Fort,
oI,y EDITOR OF The Utica Sunday Tribune. has resigned
having been appointed clerk of the Congressional Com
mittee on Accounts.
Horato Seymour has been reelected president OF the
Fort Schuyler Club and OF the oa-da Historical Society
General George A. sheridan lectnred for the beneht OF
the Grant Monument Association on Monday The net
receipts were about $3.50.
Tn. Ftremen's Benevolent Association has elected
William j. supple president It has $4,000 in It's treas
ury.
In the libel sut brought by Senator Coggesha against
IN, Rom. Sentinel for Publishing the Gum charges
IA, S,usi has nut IN reterating It's charges
The oratorio Of Tho Creation" was prosecuted on
Tnesiy night by the Harmonic Society undert the urec
tion Of w. Apmadoc, to a large audience. .
Mayor Kinney has vetoed several claims allowed Dy
the Common Council the ground that two Aldermen
arc Interested In them.
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driven to tho position where the Presidents veo m
be the only barrier to prevent law direouns @ debt
ury Department TO pay silver on the nati0nat 49,
Things seem TO growing more :ilyery IN apSre
ciae the strength and pertinacty of the western anu
Southern members In behalf OF silver MT AVA ony
S b.scd on nothing else than the discretion or the o
rotary Of the Treasury and it would be bard ior
cial TO withstand formal vote OF Dotn housc'' "As
that all be paid parity with gou'
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OBI UARY.
MARCUS LOEB.

Marcus Loeb. age fOrty-six years, who died
Mt his home No. I01 East Eighty drstst Wednesday,
was a leather merchant well known In the"Swamp"
Born and educated in Germany, he came to this city
twenty years ago, and afterward became member OF
the firm OF Brucker Loeb No. l76 Wiliam-st. Until
three hours before mis- death lie seemed TO be IN perfect
health ON Wednesday morning he sent word that he
would not down at his place OF business ON that day.
and at IL o'clock he ciod OF heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16

BURNING OF THE BEAVER FALLS CAR WORKS.
BEAVER FALLS, Penn, Jan. 15.-The Beaver
Falls Car Works. foundry and machine shops were
burned this morning. together with the Chinese head
quarters every building the square facing sixth
ave- except the Old Mansion IIouse. Tho ire destroyed
natterns worth $50 900 am rendered four families
homeless The total loss II estimated at from TloOooo
10 1000. 600 on which there Is no insurance.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ALBANY, Jan. Is tSpeciaD.-Dr. Joseph w.
Reilly the Penitentary physician died to-day OF yrhus
fever contracted while attending victims OF the epidemic
In tho Pententiary.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS (SpeeiaD.-1he death OF David
woclpper, a wel-known resident OF this city, Is IN
nouncod to-day, age seyenty-fou Ic wn director III
a hank and an Insurance company and one or tho orig
inal founders OF the Northern savings Fund.
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THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Jan. ia tenement
house ON the promises OF Captain W. r. Bell at Kings
Fountain was destroyed by fire before daylight yester-
day morning Three coorod persons, Gertrude kende-
man. julia Earle and Julius. eighteen months per-
ished in the names. The fire originated accidental
from fireplace and the were not awakened I'M
III enyelOped by the flames.
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THE SUCCESSION BILL PASSED.
PUSHED THROUGH THE HOUSE WITHOUT AMEND
MgNT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is (Speciaf.)-The House
to-day by vote Of 1873 to II, passed, without ainenu
ment the Senate bill to provide for the Presdenuai sue
cesson The general debate continued for sevefa hous
and speeches In favor OF the bill were dehVefeu
by Messrs Dibble, Of South Carolina, and BAKER, OF
New-York who are members OF the committee MI
RS an of Kansas also spoke. critiosng some features
Of the bill and advocating constitutional amendments
the subject. 1t is note worthy fact tnat ho' ~
who spoke in the entire debate, Democrat OF
gave his unqualified support to the bill; all
admitted IL to be imperfect in important respcc''
and vet with three or four exceptions the Democrats
voted soldy against every amendment proposed by re-
pubicans and no Democrat had the courage TO oner III
amendment himself. The amendments mentioned III
THE TRIBUNE dispatches were rejected by ma'riues
ranging from 20 TO 40. and Mr. McKlneys suOsulute'
which provided that there shall always be fresluen'
pro tenn OF the Senate Speaker OF the House WhS
defeated by q vOts Of los TO l31' nAo
fate overlook Mr.. Ryan's motion to recominlt mo a.,
with instructions the committee to Dring III I'LL
resolution proposing amendment 10 tne
IN nroyde for the hng OF vacancy III the fresIueha
Office. .ro,Ious
VINO desled 10 do 80 had spoken on tho Dill
The Democratic determination 10 rush inc W s ,
through without amendment an opportunity Ior I'i
discussion evident from the beginning; aov "a
no necessity such haste, and the REFUSAL 10
mted defects in the measure was WloIy
under the circumstances But tue DempcIduo az ne
Thought they had discovered party .hlNahtato W "
gained Ivy the passage of an Imperfect Dl anu lneS "
not slow 10 seize the opportunity. - -. uo
ON the final vote tbirty-seven Kepunncahs, W. h,
corded in the affirmative follows: Allen thaSsaenu-
sett, Atkinson, Baker Brown lndianal bnck; but.e
Hestand Hscock. Hin, James. johnson New w
Ketcham La Toilette, Long. Markham, hcConss, -aoI
at Segsy Psy;on psteons rFSe sTmes Wade
Wakefield, Warner (Missourll ana weaver 'Nopi"'N"''
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They have been selling the worst kind olccmarea
rne In Chicago under the Of wild rose creamery
butter" Chicago people ore 40 soultuly continental
that tho caught thopiand 50 did the oleomarga
rins follows
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npc,sroNs IN CUSTOMS CASES.

WASHINGTON JAM Assistant Secretary
Fsirchd has informed the Collector OF Customs AT bos
ton that the In receipt Of Information that
oanoramas Imported into the United States arc passed
at values much their proper dutiabe value
and that panoramas similar IN style to the battle
of Waterloo" "Siege OF Paris" etc.. now being ex-
hib,ted at Boston, Chicago and elsewhere, cannot be
produccd for less than from $4,000 TO $4,000 each,
while they have been invoeed aud passed a. much
lower prices The Collector Ia instructed to call the at
enton OF the appraiser the subject and 10 direct him
on the entry Of such merchandise TO see tha IL Is prop
srv examIued and appraised. The Treasury Depart
wcnt mas affirmed the action OF the Collector at new
York In assessing duty ut the rate OF 20 per cent ad
aIore on carrot and spinach seeds as garden SEEDS
In, us authorized refund OF the duties exacted IN ex
c.s. nj 10 per cent certain peas Imported at the
hoIds that peas dutabe At the rate OF 10 per
cent adj ya!orem as vegetables In their natnra state
DEMOCRATS TRYING TO DECEIVE THE PEOPLE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 Especial. The House
ommtee on Rivers and Harbors at its meeting To-Day
the question how much money shall DC voted
for the Improvement and harbors at THIS ses
slou Considerable diversity of opinion vas exhibited
Oue member Of the committee advocated bill Tor
n 600 900 who several favored total appropriation
s the fouse bill of 100000 saying that this wouid
eo.ne the Republican Senate to increase the amount
h. m,tteo finally agreed by majority vote 10 limit
~ H,use nil 10 81 900 600 This done WIN the
tnat fbe senate will raise the total 10 ABOUT
~ 0O0 otjl Seme mem Of the committee want
sl approptating tlS.0O0ooO VI course Inc ae'0n "
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THE CoUKT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 15.-The Court of Appeal
will meet on Monday. January 1s, 1886. Following
the calendar for that day Nos 932, 367 443 44a AZ
AS 449 and 45O. Tuesday, January 49, and February
, Will DO motion days.
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,ossEs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MAsDAy, OAK. jan 15.-Tle house OF Alexander
Helms worth was burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000 IN
sured for s. 800 In the Ph9nx. OF Hartford.
- CARLISviILE, Ill. Jan. 15.-The house OF T. H. BUCK
was burned yesterday Loss $500; Insurance. S2ooo
OswEGo NJ Y, Jan. 15.-Pullners box factory and
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
EXCITEMENT AMONG ITALIANS.

A fire at 2 a. III. yesterday drove colony OF
Italians from their in the big tenement house NO.
A26 East One and set them TO
ehattsring like frightened magpies In the cold Great
was caused In the neghbOrhOOd, which Is
knoWu "A Iittl. Italy" but WAS Injured ana
after all the fuss the loss by the names Was
sad GO be less than 500.
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NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR Robe.

AUGUSTA Me-, Jau. 15--jovernor Robbie made the fol
lowing nomi nstoHs Bank Examiner. Fred T. Rchnrds,
/ Camden; Railroad Commissioned A. W. Wilders
Skownesau; Superintendent OF Schools Nelson A. Lace
Nassalboro.
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MR. ia IVES FEARS 4 GREAT sILyER CRAZE.

Senator Dawes, IN speaking of the general
fslyrr question to-day expressed tue opinion that tne
crisis !, more threatening ilan Ia generally believed. lie
Ia afraid that the silver will assume AS alarming
proportions did the reenbaek excitement IN lsts
and thinks that the honest money men may yet 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
INDICTED FOR ARSON.

CANAJoHARIE, Jan: 10 (SpeciaD William
H. Beoknan to-day indicted Tor arson IN the nrSt
degree i'm causing the recent IRE at sharon Springs
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MUST MINISTER Cox's HORSES BE soLDi


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 tSpectGD.-Controler
Durham Is q "Reformer who has long arm and VINO
appears to be respecer Of persons Recently he has
suspended the accounts Of number OF officers IN the
Dinlomatc and Consular service, and among the mum
her IL is understood is the genial United States Minister
at Constantnople. Mr. Cox seems TO have been enjoy
ing himself Several years ago, while IN Congress, hs
secured an appropriation for steam launch for the use
Of the Legation private letters to friends he has
accounts of the pleasant voyages ne mas
enjoyed over the sparkling waters OF the
Rosphorus in this little craft But IL
that delightful he finds excursions by water to
he Mr. Cox has found 1t agreeable TO provide himself
with ineaus Of land ocomoOn commensurate with MS
dignity as q diplomatic representative OF the great
Republ,c and lie ha, accordingly bought stud OF hve
zine horses and charged the same TO the unen STATES
II snprars that Controller Durham, although he halls
whose people arc great loverso morse nesh
e. nable to believe the expenditure by Mr. Cox on
snsnenied the item. Probably he cannot imagine how
Nj cox can ride many horses or why. II he can II Is
necessary or proper for him to do 1t is greatly 10 DO
feared that he isby Oriental magnceice
and subjected 10 all the seductive influences OF the East
MIR Cox has that OF tine nrst acts or ths
testify It's devotion To ECONOMY ana
rsform" and Jerersonan simplicity was to order the
..i. hy auction o horses and wagons which nAu
been maintained enormous expense by the corrupt
and extraysgant" Republican Administration whlch
nrecedca It.
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MIR. WHITNEY AND THE DOLPHIN.
THE sECRETARY WANTS THE POINTS BETWEEN
rr1m.uIR AID MIR ROACH ARBITRATKD.

rur SECRETARY WANTS THE POINTS BETWEEN
HIMSELF AND Mr.. ROACH ARBiTRATED
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Secretary whitney
ead today to representative of the Associated Press
IN regard to the dispatch boat Dophin The tax Win
reference to the Dolphin doubtless arises from the prop
oston made by the contractor good while ago that we
houId make an effort to and that way arrive
at some common ground with regard to the facts We
ar. now considering it, and disposed to do 1t IL 1t
can be done 1t will be by looking at my report
that the action of contractor in fixing up the boa
after she was submitted the department for accept
ance removed great many OF the grounds OF criticism
that were made by the examining board. summarized
the matter my report and showed SUBSTANTIALLY "hat
points were unsettled. II agree upon board OF
technical men that both sides would have confidence In
to AXE another examination OF the Dolphin 10 deter
nina the money value OF the differences between u.s. 1t Is
prec,ely what private individual would do In SINH
lar case We have reached any conclusion yet but
We may very soon. In this connection IL 10 proper 10
say that most OF the statements tna have been cc-
lated with regard the recent trial trip OF the vessel
were erroneons She did very unusual
Weather The reports ab.ut her being In gale OF WIND
blowing seventy miles hour not true. No such
eole occurred during the trip did she make the
fifteen knots as had been published. Her time betTeen
land marks when running for speed was about
fourtesn knots and her log showed less than that
find have not asked for reports In regard TO the
trial but there is no substantial disagree nent between
her commanding officer and the technical experts on
board on the important points. as understand tnem
rbev do not agree about everything in conversation
t there are no very important Engagements SO far as
yEunV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-16
FoURrH.cLAss PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The Postmaster
General to-day appointed among others the following
fourthcla ASS postmasters
p,ns,rnnia--At Academia James r. Howell Deep Val
lev John Anderson Ed thorough John g. Wilson Fowler
Robert WEIGH; Lemont william ~ MOkle osGeoa Jgc9p
TAYLOR; Walnut, Harrison Reed
E,rn yoyE.. AZ Baysde Mrs Marian A. Peters; Boston
Corners Joseph T. Lee Centre Village James Mccullough
cottons Emma r. Moot; DOravile. George H. Skinner:
lansing Merrck Jones South Champion. ID. A Goodrich
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FORGETTING THEIR PROMISES OF ECONOMY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ID Especially. House
Committee on Accounts the chairman OF which is Mr.
spriggs Of Utica, brought In resolution today
proyidng that months extra pay shall
be given to each employe OF the House
who has been dismissed since December. number
Of have made by the dOorkeeper since
that date This proposition did not strike majority OF
the House IA being consistent with loud professions OF
Democrats tn favor of Retrenchment and Reform
and when the Republicans insisted on yea and nay
vote a good many Democrats weakened and the res0u
tion was rejected This result due In part to the
fact that most OF the would be benehcares received
ono extra pay each after the expiration OF the
last session.
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the committee to-day may be reversed before the bill
completed and after that tho House may vote 10 III
crease the amount.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-06
FREE TRADE.

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking of IF revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no
doubt has largely benefited the
consumers, as well as relieving the
burden Of home manufacturers. Els.
pecially is this the case with Green's
1mgust FIo,per and Boschee's Ger:
man Syrup, as the reduction OF
t~hirty-slx cents per dozen, hiss been
added to increase the size Of the
bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one-fhh more medi-
cine III the IS cent size. The august
F2ower for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup
for Cough and Lung troubles, have
perhaps, the largest sale Of any med
ic1nes in the world. The ad Ivan
tase OF increased size of the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the
sick and afflicted, in every town and
village in civilized countries. Sam
pie bottles for 10 cents. remain the
same size.