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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
STUMBLED INTO LIBERTY.

DISCONTINUED ARABS EXPOSE THE TRICK BY
WHICH THEY ESCAPED FROM CASTLE GArDEN'
When Collector MaGone had under consideration tho
question as to WHITTIER tho fortytwo filthy and sup
posed destitute Arabs who arrived on the steamer
Chateau Leoviilo two weeks ago, should be permitted
to land be sent back, TIE TRIBUNE warned The
Con cctor TO move slowly and TO investigate the cond
ton of people thoroughly and the peculiar efforts
being made by their friends to get them landed. 1t
seems from the ,tenent made by del 'gai OF three
OF the dissatisfied and destitute Arabs TO ~ cre airy
Jackson AT Castle Garden yesterday that their agent
had deceived the agent of the teamer H. W. o. Edge,
and through him secured their liberty.
These men each made affidavit that he was me-
chanc and that each had $1C0 or moro in money.
Upon the strength Of these adavs together with the
guarantee Of Mr.. Edge that he would return them to
France FREQ of expense II they should become public
charge before the end of year, the Arabs received
thor freedom.
The statements made by the delegation yesterday
were the effect that they were Pedlcrs, that They
afidavifs the dctation Of shara Safe their agent
here. They said that Safe declared 10 them thai IA
order 20 get their liberty IL would be necessary to
brlbo the releasing gOvornor and is would cost them
each NapoleOis, about 81 Safe secured the cash
from twenty nine and prpmssory notes from the OF hers
20 be taken up when they sold OF thor frlncts.
When Detective Crodcn wont 10 SafTc's given place
told that Safe had removed 10 No g. but the Ing
governors agent could not be fonnd any place In the
city up 70 late hour II he Is arrested he viii be made
"A example Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
THE STEAM FILTERS TO MAKE DEMNpS
THY WANT HIGHER WAGES AND SHORTER HOURS

A FIG STR1K~ MAY OCCUR.
This is the time Of year that makes import ant the
siean ppe filters and they have all that they can do
10 keep In repair the steam heating and water pipes
that are continually bursting during the cola woa'nor'
There are 600 or Of Them in this city and dur
inv the last year they have been organizing the Steam
filters Union. The organization has taekn IN ncary
ali the steam filters employed in this city ana u VIII
iump into notorey by beginning strike for increased
wages aud a reduction OF the hours Of WORK. Io-nor-
row morning a committee in each shop viii submit to
the employers demand for 81 80 day and nine hours
&c a DAVIS work The men get So day and have
10 work ten hours day. Another thing that the men
want to soc abolished is the present system inio ceu
by the employers compelling all apple ants Tor worn
To bring references OF good character sobriety ana
efficiency frum their former employer he mon hold
that The quality of their should alone De thcf
Recommendation 49,, -, L..
In their strife the steam filters win he supported oy
thc building trades department Of the Central lanor
Uuiop and strikes will be ordered on every Duhung
vherr work Is done by q nOn-union hffefs sp"cltl
meeting of the union Will be held to-day at NO 2i2
Grand-St and tho final arrangements for Tue stilhe
will be completed The are confident that sue
cess will follow the demands. Many Of their em,
Movers have already granted them ana the rest VIII
Undoubtedly do SO before many days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
DROOkLYN.

Henry Loenler, wealthy contractor. has begun q
suit for absolute divorce from his wife, Mrs. Gather
Inc LocHicr. Louis Holtz is named as spondent.
he wife denies tho accusation and charges her hug
band with similar misconduct.
Tho body of man, about sixty years II age, OF less
Than medium height and lacking the right below
tho elbow, was found in tho water at Conover-st.
yesterday. 1t dressed like that Of sailor
BERNARD Kane, OF No. 1,0Oo Atlantic ave-, was
playing handball with friend in Cascy's conrt, IN
Degraw-si., on Friday night when he suddenly fell
dead from heart disease, IIo was twenty-sX years
old, and apparently In the best of health. He had
playe with great vigor and success.
Careful dragging OF the Gowanus Canal reveals NO
trace Of the body OF The missing Horny schubach..
Tho funeral OF Captain Peacon, Of tho 18th Regi-
ment who died on Friday al st. VInceni's Hospital,
In New York. from brain disease will take place to
land In 1S49, and came 10 this country In 1879 HIS
business teaching penmanshp.
Two checks, each for 81 875, drawn on the Bank OF
New York to the order OF the treasurer OF ST. Luke
Episcopal Church, ard Endorsed by W. II. Flerm-n,
ex-Cty Works Commissioner and treasurer OF tho
church, wero picked up yesterday tho sidewalks
near Montague and Court SITS. by A. W. Dieter lie
saw Mr. Flccman in the distance and hurried after
him. Mr.. flccman was gu his way TO have the
checks cashed, and dismGycd 10 learn that no
had dropped them whilc no heartily thanked Mt.
pleter for their return. They were In part payment
Tor the losses 10y fire in st. Luke's Church recently
st. Marys General Hospital at ST. Marks and
Rochester ayes. opened In 1882. IL was only
half completed, owing to the lack Of money. The In
cIeasng and pressing demands upon its resources
have mpced the trustees OF whom Bishop Lough-
lin is president. to undertake its completion. Whom
ton viii be furnished for many more poor adult sur.
iarers. II Is also Intended to extend tho sphere OF
Its usefulness 10y providing accommodation FOR scVefi
hundred homeless, suffering infants--a work which
must appeal to every heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
Huetlon Sales.
RrAD 1T

Steamer FL Monte Hawthorn. Ncw-orieans-Jchn 7 vaa
sckie
steamer city OF Augusta. Cathari,e savannah-ncnry
steamer Seneca Walker West Point va--old Dominlou
steamer Dominion. Couch. Richmond city Point AMI
Norois-0d Do Union Sc Co
steamer Roanoke nui,herS Norfoak ana newport Ne"s
-Cla Dominion - 20 -
steamer Blanche Henderson Miller Norfolk w iIur'
s,sa "rr pIcanora. Bragg Portland -Horatle Han
Steamer n Dtaock. Hsi'ctt Bostcn-h y Diio"sk
ship Hamilton Fish Mi,chci. LoudOu-rhomas punhams
Bark Jes~nda tcsr osseinann, Bremen Hermann Koop
Bark scrrapo tBr) Edgett guepos Ayres-Iohn Norton
hars VIM @ Esin tBri. Nuttor Rio JansreT Norton.
Brig Lsouora. Mouroe. Vera cruz-swan & soa
SAILED
Steamers Euuria and Battle for Liyereos Ethiapa 9s
cow reiu. Breson Sohis tam Amsterdam waesiant ard
Jan Bre,de Antwsrs Ia Brc,ssnr. Havrs; san Msrses
cG%s S.s,0s LS'n All. I'D = MSa Nsw
DSninos, isohnlond ,snsc. NsSp,rs News >.u.
Brig Robert Nowe. for ~ Pierre, Aattinigne
Also ssed-vla Long IsanR soundsesnsr Eieanors fof
Portland
steamer Alexandria tB, PERT from Meierru'la ports
for NowYck arivsdat - Arass with her sac '.nsry
NOTICE TO MARINERS
spar buoy painted black has plzsei Jps isde the
nshssSass rn,s ousy VIII .siiy De Issisl sai ssS
%,srs s"d Ses. a.. sease.,a o. 70 rus nsS IN. bel
puoys ny orner o, tho z gnsnaass nsSrl ,.sx i
fopipkpsvias. y =. ssa lsss inspsetsr III Di.srss
raE MuvEdENr> ne srSAdsIi
FOREIGN PORTS
sorTRAarroS Ian 7-,SAii.s asanee werrs rssr. h"s$
I, CorsxuA'&& Jas s-saed steamer hekia tDahh I"o"
E.~ss IAN 7"s.sscu ssoausr La oasesxns I'm. sarslt
ttSr Later saia.sas Nsr. " ass ~ SVtA PAssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
MshxY WILL NOT LshVB TIE HOUSE.

RE Srcupna Az INJUNCTION 10 CHECK TIE
Pouce-wHAr THE LAwyERs SAT-.
The little three story brick house At tho southeast
corner Of Third ave. and Thirty first st., next to tho
Third Avenue Theatre. has been tho source OF mhcn
trouble to the Building Bureau within few weeks.
Tho sides and part Of the ont Of tho building have
been away, and tho structure r. prvpped up on
all sides The upper AooF 10 occupied BY tho Family
Of Patrick Htany who also has b1uor STORE On tho
first floor Mesuy snd his family nfuso to leave the
building Which haa boon condemned by tho Bull Eng,
Bureau Ho has q lease for ninc yoars and he main
tains that tho building perfectly safe and thai tho
reports its unsound condition were sent TO the Dc
partmcnt simply TO Get him out
Do. iceman In o rubber suit stood ont in the rain
yesterday to watch the building In the afternoon tho
Buildings Inspector appeared with an officer and In
formed Mcany tn.& he must get out 81 once. Mcany
refused TO remove his family hs business and tho
inspector then instructed the police to send for a
special sqsad Of police TO place al Of hcanys
effects the etdo&aik
"Bcfore you DO thaa,. ssd NoAny, "you hsd better
examine this paper He thon showed them An In
junction BY WHOM they re~.rs4nsd from anyway
interfering Wit h his possession Of tbs building
Tho owner of the building h Margaret Higgins
inspector reported her, she In Sep, eiber
that the building unsafe the wall In Thirty
st. cracked and out Of plumb the south wall was
also giving way and many of the beams were rotten
No attention pad to this notice when coTmIs
siOner Inspected the house ana recommended That inc
building 10 torn down. Mcany contested the matter
IN tho Common Pleas Court and tho jury found that the
north and sOuth walls must DO rebuilt to make the
building safe. Under tho order Contractor J. T.
Lyons went 10 work on December tearing down the
wals, but k1 er three days work he Gull w.rk anf
len the building shored up az 1t has been since.
Meany's lawyer, John O'Byrne got out papers at
taehing parties responsible for the delay In tho
work, and he secured the injunction yesterday to pro
tect his client. Meany says that the Third Avenue
Theatre has made this especially vain BILE and
whole has been prepared 10 get him "ut Sf
the place Several persons have offered a higher
rent than he pays and the wants re, control
of the land.
Matthew Daily, the attorney of Mrs. Higgins SAYS
that she offered to compensate Meany for any loss
that he Should while the all ersiions going
on Tho contractor, no added, will not continue his
work fer fear of accdcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
NEW ERSEY.

James T. Vanderveer has succeeded Emma Porter
as postmaster at somerviie.
Mrs. Kate Winston, Of weehawken, disappeared
yesterday, taking with her her ohly child. Her hus-
band suspects that sho has elopcd with another man.
Lillian NJ. Day has got out warrant for the arrest
OF llsyd McNar, a of the Rev DR.. McNair pas or
of the Dutch Reformed Church of Bedmnsier The
plaintiff who is only sixteen years old, says that sho
has been betrayed by young McNair.
Mrs. Michael Genoy, Of Milburn was struck by a
train tho Wyoming station of the Delaware,
Lack1wanna and Western Railroad yesterday mornings
and was seriously, perhaps fatally, Injured
The cv. W. II. Davis, pastor Of the Colored Baptist
Church, OF Orange, threatens to bring suit against
his flock r breach OF contract. Mr. Davis was de-
posed by the congregation a few days ago, but will
not submit patiently, he says he has contract "
act as pastor Of the church as long no lives.
Majsr A. NJ. Way, Of New brunswick, @ken by tho
Sheriff to the State Prison at Ireutsu yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
CIaARMAKERS TO STRIKE.
AWAITING THE OFFICIAL WORD.

. CAMPAIGN AGAINST WAGE REDUCTION AND THS
1xxrvrxrs ysrsM-SuMBER or AEx AND FIRMS
INVOLVED.
BEFORE the end OF this weak the 10000 or 1900
gar-maLcis In this city will be on striKc Against
reduction Of wages and the return by tho msnuiac-
turcrs TO the tenement house sysiom OF cigar making
4. many OF tho firms have sgniGed their intention OK
.ot r,,nrnlny immediately to this system the strike
A first Will DO only against tho wage reduction, but
hrfoye IL Is ended house sucsuos viii
be brought into IT,
Tomorrow tho cigar-makers Will start tho week
with about ZOO men out Ut work, some on strike and
others unable TO get employment until after tho hall
dsy cleaning up, st0ckstallng aud counting up has
been gotten out of the way. Many factories wiz
open Ia the morning for the FIRST time since the boil
day season began In some Of tho shops the manu-
facturcrs posted the rates that they arc willing
10 pay during the year. In Some Instances II IL
reduction from isst years scale, and in ell factories
where the undercut has been made sse employees WIN
strike.
This, however, win not be immediately, Tor inc
laws that govern tho Cigars Makers l"sersanonaa
Union are different from those Of other labor orsan
Stations. La place Of going on s'nhe 'ho "'o"os'
slight difficulty between the employer ana emroyod
takes place. tho matter In question Is submitted 70
men who are themselves cigar-maNers, ana IL 'hey
cannot settle the trouble permission TO strike asked
OF the Executive Board. II, therefore, taxes bome
time for a strike take place. hut ihe cigar mahefs
have antlc paed this trouble, ana apphs " $3.50
went TO Tho hc,d Offices Buffalo last weoii An
ans wer favorable the men Is on iecied tom"fro"
or next day, when the strikes VIII besin, 49,. =,
1'i,o 10 600 cigar makers VITA not all go OUT at
once but will strike ny factories a. last as thelr
wages are reduced. At their headquarters ID rgnsn
81 the cigar makers were assembled in large NAM.
hers. SECRETARY Dampf had received reports that
q number of he larger firms vould open fher iacto
RIGS to morrow morning. These INNS have from
9 600 to .UeO: they Iiinman srothcrs d LoeH
stein No 430 Fast Fifty -nnth-st william Soaccnn,
No yoI Avenue d: Russell a. Co., No. SOg Fast
Tiity-p,nfh 81. /; brown a Earl. First ave ana Ihiry
eighth St S. Jscoby Co, Foster, Hiison Io;'
First-ave and Twenty ninth ST., and Bonay q Leu LEU,
erer First ave. and seveniiethst The men VINO
struck on Friday Hlrscb's factory VIII not return
until the scale OF wages has been Increased TO the rae
nj last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

man House 70 70 70 tbe hteeeu 6Ouoo @ 1nenosvno
Georgia. chief clark
The Freshman Cisss Of the College VI the Ofy Of New
York dIncd Friday night Pursseis. Covers ware
laid for thirtynve Mr. Bailey, president Of the class.
presided j. H. Hsctet cad The ssys had
q thoroughly good time" They ssvo three sheen for
Mr.. Finley In appreciation Of his efforts getting w end
arranging dinner The following the toast Aad 70.
sgonse Our Glass;" T. G Bailey; Collage Casses
w =. Colnsi Alma Aasof." D. J. Hamburg = The
Lade s," W. kilngenstn; Our Athleucs" p II. etarn
Grafton, II. MetEicr; "Our Glass in the Future" NJ
Emiet.
comparatively small portion Of the property left By
Thursday by Adrian II. Muller Son. The property
includes Nos 444 broadway, 334 and $50 Bowcry $751;
$685. s55 and s57 Sixth-aye Thompsonst. 40 White
ST., ~. ~, 46 t5 and so Fourth IS Thrdst, ana
80 and 30T Grandst The sale s made by order OF soo
OF the heirs IN eject squabIe division ut the property
according 20 some OF the ryldnary clauses OF the will II
executors that this Is tho only sale OF property tes d
Miss Wolfe that VIII take place for some lime
a young man who woro fine cloths and pair OF
gold eve gascs went TO Police IIca quarters last
night TO n form The detectives that trunk containing
property worth aboni 800, belonging 10 Miss @ u.
Field. had becr sto.cn from the area OF No. 62 East
Forty-n nthFt
team belonging to Hery Rouse. q pc lar Of
OF No b5S West Thr'y-six st. awav with ono
OF his empty wagons es erday afternoon and da-hed
into dummy focomo We ths Hudson Rvor Ra lroad
IN front OF No. 4o3 Eight ave. Both horses wore
killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
SHOOTING AN ITALIAN or SIGHT.

serious shooting ARRAY occurred between two
Italians in South BrOokIyn Yesterday afternoon. The
victim Dominica Santana, age thirfy-hye, who
occupies tho second floor OF No 332 Eghoenth-st lie
sitting In gr Gerry the first floor, talking with
tho proprietor, Louis Beomo when tho latcrs brother
Antonio, entered the place and drawing revolver
began firing al Santana lilo fred four shots thrce of
which struck Santana in the shoulder, hip and hnce.
Tho wounded fell to the floor and Dc0mo
away. Santana taken 10 tho Long Island College
Hospital, where two OF the bullets
extracted HIS condition was serious last
evening Tho cause Of the shooting
was sclnlously concealed by all who know anything
about II. Bieomo, who fired the shots, works for
lie hasnfA or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
NO CiGARMAKERS' STRIKE
THE UNIONS HAVEN'T EVEN APPLIED FOR LEAVE TO

BUFFALO Jan Lspee oi)"Thereis ne truth IN IL AZ
NJ" said President Strsscr 10 aiTRBUsE correspondent
this afternoon. referring to the report that a s"no"
strike OF cigarmakers in New-York CITY wouio OCCUR VII
Monday morning. The New-York unions can o"y
make applcaion to strike according TO the constitu
ton aud their application must be acted upon by TWO
thirds of the unions att ached 10 the lntcrna'onsi
Cigarmalcrs Union. Mr. stTasscr said that ne tian
received an application from the employees VI one sIla
shn, The employees of the large manutacenr'ls
had as vet made application to strike 10 him;
~ the applications ar, received Monday wouh
sko ten DAYS or 30 before the consent to strike Is
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
NEWARK.

Miss Anna Rcul, who brought suit against Adam
Wagner for $4,000 damages for breach of promise,
got a verdict OF $500 In tho Circuit Court yester-
day afternoon Tho jury was out two hours Wag-
ner Is about thirty years older than Miss Reul and
was bat recently married to middle aged widow
Augustus Fitz Randolph Martini age thirteen, the
only son OF seHatOrelect Martini is lying seriously
III With dIpthcria. Tho patents condition was SO
critical yesterday afternoon that IL was found Eeces-
sary 20 perform trachcotomy.
william Lester, age eighteen, living at Harrison fell
thirty feet through hatchway at the Clark Thread
Works yesterday and received internal Injuries which
NAV prove IA al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
JERSEY CITY.

Tho Commiss toner's o. Adjustment under tho Martin
Act submitted their seventh report To Judge Knapp
the Circuit Court yesterday. The report embraced
Gnysix cases involving SoJ,30G %, aAd the rcduc-
ons amounted to S19,0l5 81.
The properties, costumes aud scenery OF tho Strand
ell She dramatic company were sold at auction
day under several attachments and brought
$f75.
Chancellor McCiI gavo hearing yesterday on
a rule to show cause why Washington B. Williams
should not DO required to settle up the affairs OF tho
City Bank Of Jersey CITY, OF which he is the receiver
When the City Bank suspended five years ago 1t owed
the Fifth ward Savings Bank $4,000. Tho Firth
Ward of business, aud has been ready since
last May TO declare a dividend to its depOsltors but
has been unable to do because the City Bank had
not made final settlement Counsellor Beekman,
for the Savings Bank argued that the receiver should
be directed make settlement at Onoe Receiver
Williams said hc had delayed settling because he bad
obtained Judgment OF 81 500 on which he expected
to rrallzo something and there another claim OF
500, Of which he hoped to get IS per cent The
Chancellor lad the matter for two weeks to give
the receiver opportunity to arrange for settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
A NEW PUBLIC STORES THIEF IDENTIFIED.

James Clark aliss Ruby Clark tss professional burglar
who remsndsd Friday aTsEnea again estsray
At Jefferson Market Court Tho $50 yards OF black SIX which
Tsesiay uornins BY ofncef
Dsvd OF the sixtsenfh frecmcs hsnnnrn BY pepsv
Collection vtsss Of the cassow pert Of property
hat had soea Decsmber 10 ie Public stores
Justice Reilly Ruby the United States Commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
so and 90 West 23d-st.

for Councilman of the Fourth Ward Tho special
election TO FIJI the vacancy will be held Tuesday.
Mr.. Rankin has been member Of Council before, and
president of the Hoard
court martial viii be held In the armory Of the
Cd Regiment this week, at which Captain Dey and
Lieutenant Watson, OF Company d, are to DO tried
for neglect Of duty during the parade at the Pha-
dephia Constitutional celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
$soao~ay & '9s Ct.

G.. G. SHAYNE, manufacturer,
1O3 Prince-st., is OverstOcked
with magnificent Sealskin gar
ments, Fur-lined Circulars, Plush
Sacques, gents Fur-lined Over
coats, Robes, Caps, and Gloves.
and rather than carry them over
prices have been MARKED WAY
DOWN. Write for prices or call at
1903 Prince-st., near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
,,,vrpe ALARMED IN MONTANA.

HELENA Nort jan thinning men from Mon
tana are alarmed DO ~suse the greater part OF the
publIc land In tho Territory is being casscd 10y Uned
States surveyors as agricultural thus allowing II 10
be claimed by the Northern Pacific Railroad undor
~ ccncra land OIce of the real facts In the case
gbe Helena poari of Trade sent coninunlca'lon
TO the Secretary Of iho Interior rscltng he ,acts ana
road f lands the mount ainous districts oil Montana
be withheld for sixty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
ELIZABETH.

Edward Sheridan, mcc han'c whose child died from
dip htheria last week, and vino used tho insurance
money for drink, leaving funds to pay for tho
BURIAL Is to be prosecuted by the Board of Health for
Violation OF the health ordinances requiring burial
within twenty four hours.
John e. Rankin was nominated or Friday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

twss9 ysasss stassns - . asau - n Hsasea-sA BE
ysaxs 80 10 epsasa ~ shess y Tvse4rases pusaas
In ans ssoe ed - sontinvsl tAs nedsorst stess
vssi Nyes ysass 49, wAen 10 es~s I'D He Wa
sspposed - hsve sbsss s9o.ooe II sAs susiseo.
Arthur Csasy. ueusr1saaw - He - Nassss-ss' nsds
assgnr yesterday 10 JeAa Hail. giving pssses'
foy 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
WESTMINSTER col MY.

J. II. weber, of New-Ruchele, has just finished q
sloOp yacht thrty-two feet long, to be called the
Amateur, for Francis }urrt, Of South Norw ak Conn.
It is predicted that She Will DO the fastest boat on
Long Island Sound.
Patrick Riley, of Sing Sing was found late on Friday
night under tho prison railroad Arch inSensible and
bleeding from wounds I'm the head caused by being
struck by passing train He was taken to his home
and Is still unconscious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
BURNED TO DEATH AT SEA.

The British steamer Yorkshire, from Yokohama ex-
periencs continuation OF gales after leaving
Gbralt until she arrived yesterday After passing Der
muda hurr with terrific set In during which
she lost Of hor life boats her bridge was partially
demolished aud other but slight damage dane. On De-
cen.ber 10. Fireman J. Ban pouring oil Into tank
uncovered light his hand set nse 10 the case
ysfor rising from ths tank, and the shock from enc
explosion and the barns 70 his body caused almost lns'sn-
taneous death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
BEST & co.
& ~
Boys and Girls Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our very desirable lines OF
SUITS and OvERC0ATS
made to sell for
$500 and $500
40 xao.l.x c,1d o,,f
Are nearly sold out.

As we are at work in our Factory
now on Spring Goods, and have a
large stock of higher-priced garments,
we have decided to mark them
down to fill up the sizes Of the
lower grades. Bearing in mind that
our clothing is of the highest stand
ard for quality of material and
workmanship, we invite a COMPARE
son of these goods with the so-called
d" Bargains" advertised in BOYS
CLOTHING.
EXTRA PANrS-all woodland with Patent
Wristbands. at 81 20
BOYS SEAL PLUSH POIOS and DOUBLE BAND
CHINCHILLA CAPS mt SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
C0uPELLED 10 ASAI1H

Edward conaoa. doing business Edwsrd london 4
Co.. al No 100 West 1wen,y-thro-st. made assign
neni yesterday sidney IL Stuart. giving preferences
ior s1ss0o. the largest Sssg william wascs, $4,000
\ Gsssaes e. 00o kchne conaoiiys "a. 500 Thoma,
- Clancy, - 600. He has been in business about