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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
". H. BRODIE DIES ~ TIE HOSPITAL
SKETCH OF THE OLD COTTON BROKERS' LIFE
REGREIIrn Yxt,HAN.iE.

SRETCH OF THE OLD COTTON BROKERS' LifE-
REGRETTED ON THE EXCHANGE.
William H. Btode the wellknowD cotton broker. died
yesterday the Chambers street Ho-pia where he
had been taken after his suien attack ~ illness IN his ofce
"Wednesday. He lied from Brtrhrs disease and comp
cation OF troubles. ami unconscious at the time OF MS
death. Two o. his daughters with hn His wife is Ill
al home and she nfnrmsl Wednesday night OF
critical condition. when hS daughters summoned
The bsdy taken 70 his home Elizabeth. j. yester-
dav afternoon.
Many OF called Yesterday at
the hospital ask Mr. Bro he's 'ordtion and heard
sincere that he hat He 'poken Of at
generally sand integrity, genial
TODAY to take action on his death
Mr. BrOdie born in city years ago He
went into the cotton business when young
and travelled extensively throughout the
South doing considerable business in Florida ana
virginia In married. He came back 10 THIS
and HIS connection with the Cotton
Exchange the DO tnnng OF that institution Ho
OF It's charter members Of the orig nal
board of for five A. that time no
member oil the firm Of BroiIe & Prtius. who con
trOed line Of sailing vessels going TO Southern ports
during tn civil War no lar-e and active oper tor
when cotton dol ar md upw ri ponnh He OOught
for Eastern mills ami made a gOpi deal OF money.
After the war Mr.. Broiie formed partnership br"
die Durbrow doing brokerage busness On III" dsuh OF
Mr Durbrow Mr. BroUe continued The business "a W. H.
Brolie Co. at No ~ Pearst. untl his own death. He
had active operator during the last ye OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
CLAIMING That P1IYE VAS RATIONAL
THE Defence IN THE SUIT INSTITUTED BY HIS
GKANnsnN-AN ENTEKIaIN MIINEss.

THE Defence IN THE SUIT INSTITUTED BY HIS
GRANDs0N-AN ENTERTAINING WITNESS.
The case plantin Of William Pane In
which he seeks TO have set aside the OF property
hv hrs grandfather Paine wife Of the lat
ter her lett her neces closed yesterday in the
sun before Justice Lawrence and jury when
the opened. DR., Allan McIaue Hamilton and A +
Macdonald called and reply TO long hyps
thrtcal quesrion, gays answers injecting that Old Mr.
PANE his srcond childhood ~ tho time that no sgned
the l. Fighter Of 30 ~ Madison ave- rst''
fed that she the daughter of John PAines partner
Daniel Burges aud M. Paine during visit at ms
house in ls@2 IL then weak In nnd and body lhr
plaintiff rested at this point
For the defence Mrs Anna called
She became acquainted with Mr. Paine
1870 ISL In numerous conversations with HIM she
condition OF women In India siam and
Russia where ha visited She that for 'cvont"en
YEAR,. .ince left widow At the ag~ OF twenty-five
Of all that she di In 1870 MI PANE Aid
to her:
81 laa,ent bitterly that rich man. You are for'n
nate ono lie sand that hts son was odn
Gated law great talent an ability but
acA appl cation size panied Mr PANE
to ar a Lecture nv the Rev Dr. 'Amor HIS
tory" once with him he received telegram
.aid II is from WILLIE lie says 10 his lost hi' pocket
book hut that = too IA n
TINS caused a laurh In court in whi'h william PA'He
TONED The witness l~St when Prince N4rS
N4rrari pupil OF her. arrived In this country with TIE
emhlssv sie propl'ei I" 20 10 Washington 1" cN'
upos Mr Pam" advised her To ~iii IN ID the prI '
emo 10 tn, city a. % would r rp AID che
When she cue u'on tn" prs's ih" Latter Kissed
her embraced her al trn to h-r 10 lc ia Re-
Or ers in Nr Phu- Nhr w.- wi. r - 10 her. N on
hsv. waited long time re~ir amt now yon hv"
got ' lie me mt by t. th.t n tl- Of ono o -
pupils 10 negotiate iuu' t'nt r"Hv a ~ Do" '~in 80
icportcr- an the inprov D'ni' 10 SAN were D" ''se
| me. sure 'ue 20 her hai ner 60 tr'
The vttu,s, sd that NJ PAnc nIed 20 90 r'cr' tor
to IT. e.. M pane % .ctrf Io.t'se 'he 'nrtu. m
~. lon.. hl tascn doFn. Ie re'c tom vas -fen -
g ,r.cur'. house m Thrv 'c'ont'.L Nr I'a' i"' ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
WOPEJyGS or TBE ma SrGAR TRUSL

John D. Roche 'ccr Yesterday lrncd the report cen
Meeting the STANDARD oil company with tho
sugar Trust and the formation OF great s>ndica'"
to control the raw sugar market Of the world The
sugar Trust has closed the refinery Of Moirl. scc
a co.. at No. 5O2 Kent ave. Brooklyn. fol a few
months. Mr. slcfck said to-day mat before r'
firm entered the Trust, aug m"n'S hai been made
FOR new pans aud Kiln, I'm tc refinery and hn supposed
the Trust preferred have that work doHe now In
the dun season rather than in the busy one.
The weekly sugar statement Of Wiilctt. Hamcn
& CO. No I02 wall ST.. shows an increase of 20 $50
tons In receipts Of sugar at New ! OK since
January /. the same period last veal The c,i-
mated total production % sugar for th" yea" ending
October / 1883 Is Ilaccd al a. 90 tons, stock
on hand 5G9.1-S: making a total ~ f.H9- Is tons
Against this the estimated consumption IS 5.l12OOo
tons, showing an apparent deficiency Of 173 IL tons
This one ~ the statements used 20 account FOR the
advancing price OF sugar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

Tho trial Of Policeman Francis VI O'Doa. ON an in
dictmcnt charging him with man,laushter I'm the see
oul degrco IN killing Edgar smith by knocking him
down resulted In his conviction Yesterday 900 tho Court
q, sessions n Brooklyn In charging tn jury Jud-r
Moore said II for them 10 tcIWiue whether
O. Dca did did not moro than tho proper amount
- force To- axe DBL, prisoner tho Sfatpn Ior~" and
whether. without excuse. nc cruelty and Wanioull
struck thi, man down Tho jury evidently had llttl'
doubt this point. for after four hours d"lat" q
verdict iu accordance with M, ind ctmem was fouul
Tho prisoner, counsel viii move for n>w trial TIL
penalty for tho crime +, from one fifteen Ncar-'
Imprisonment In view o. the evidence. fhr District
Attorney is criticised for not securing O'I~as iuA't
ncut for man,laushtcr in tbs first degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

BepUBIIC1y RE.EEROLXENT IN TIE CITY
The Republican voters this city who have not been
rolled since January 1885, afforded IN opportunity to
enroll today in their respective Assembly Ds'fioa The
places OF enrolment have been given In the co'
OF THE TRIBUNE The lists will DO open from 4 In
" 10 D. ID II tue WIN District where an entirely now
has been ordered the lists will be open e"ay ana
Monday aud Tuesday As thisB Presdentaye year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
v,yy RrsryEsS FIRMS ~ 7ROrBGE.

= Victor 4 Acbcr. Yesterday obsi,e ed from Justice An
drews OF the supreme Court att ment against the
ropertv of the In Manufacturing Company al For
,.hits Tenthase and having s"le'foon al No ~
Churcbst with Co The claim is Tor balance
~ 40 soc p due bill OF S5i2 % Tor goods sou ann
de red IN December Tie pa ntns charge tie COMPANY
win attempting deiTaud s creditors Oy ase Representa-
lions They state Honstadt the secretary and
,r.ur.r of the COMPANY reported when tie goods we're
.od that the company worth 100000 above all NabN
and that ago he iod representative oil '' nv"
that The company insolyent and wa about to give
mortgage n It's property 10 bark L. secure notes.
meeting of the creditor, Kurt Blanc ART d Co.. man
uacturers bags No. - Pears was ed yesterday At
The A~t.r House LAWYER ward ~ eculder On och@i oi
the Hrm submIie statement showing Liabilities sZ'o W
assets of book value 100000 and of an estimated value
after alowin for bad debts about 100000 committee
appoped TO examine into Tie a1ars OF the firm and re-
bort What con promise woult Nc advisable Tho hfn pro
od 10 nav the credit 'evrntyv- cents on The
;o and the unpIeerrsd cents in notes at three SIX
And nine months Unsecured.
The sheriff IA received executions against tie j. ""'ah'
K;mbaN COMPANY manufacturers Of fancy furaiiur al 40
"a East Feenth.st and at West PaTs Me- on judgments
for sll783 in Of the following creditors; F@m'r
& Embury - 800 John Jefferson. s-,3'9' O"th'
,ripe A. Brewster S2j2I; ". +. Burt, Sl.553 :
G.or. HopKins 1910 The company was incorporated IN
December 1881 suoo TIE bIsness Which MI hibHi'
had started previous year aud hdd CAPITA H''N u
81 OD0 The annual r-por hlei lew d~J' a4o saws '
liabilities TO not exceed 900 aud the assets consisting 81
Of plant stors etc.. valued at 100000 j. y" hhO"
VS. the pre. deut AID Walter y. roDaut tfea+utor
Ju-tu, j. smith Thomas rake composing ue hih Of
Smith & Drake bui iers OF 40 % st. ma 10 An a.
sign nent yesterday Luther T. klnOd Ihey s~i'ei To-
geer In In. fall Of l-3G build dwell ms ~ "c''
Seventy sih-t between Smith and Tenth ave' TO cost
100000 The ground cost S5235 ali on motiS>ge ana uy
obAl.ed a bnilders loan Of - 800 They csno'eed e
BUILDINGS few months ana t was theh a'' "' "''
hlviag trouble IN securing tue permanc loan
Quo ,ich,er merchant No ~ Centres' made an as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
yry1yG 1oSIrE MIR LITILE SISTEP&

An agent Of Mr. GcIrys society YESTERDAY TOOK charge
Of three little Italian Pll who found at th" bend
In MuIbeIr,--t on Tuesday night shi,crlng "ih cola
and hungry. Thoy Maria toi"nda age tens dnd Ia"
smaller sisters. Angelina and FdsquclnA aSc seven ana
three. The father, francisco Cocnda arrested ON
New Year, Diy and sent 10 Bickwcls Island where b.
Is stn Ills wife went 10 lOOh FOR work ana dl''p
Dcared The children kept together In miserable room
which had been their home until they were driven mo Ia
street y tho lan.lmd ~ then they an nG. iatr
and when tn, policeman found Ia dlco ec"i IN
Il, Az Mana ,pica IN. her any zkIt ever M
little ,jstcis ~ sccp .ur.n i'm fr,cf ug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

hoped that all Republicans will take active part In
the campaign They do better than by en-
rolling.
The fundamental test OF the right OF any person to he en-
rolled is that lie qualified voter OF the Assembly District
In which he desires and that he voted al the last
election for Pres Vice President for the Republican
electors that voted for the Republican cand
dates for State officers and that Is his intention 70 act with
the Republican party the election. He must also
during the take part in
the primaries of other political organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

A meeting Of students - the Metropolitan MnSehh Nr'
,cbool. wa. held last evening the house OF william H.
Good,eAr No 90 East orynnth-st 10 consider the re-
moyaI OF John Ward from the position Of manager
MI -n.on exp,iaef his position and the students 7lHhen
,er ma ne, 10 long series resolution. which prOp1,ei
,cnc other things the raising OF fund The newsptye-s o.
he CITY acting a. for the OF any sort Of og
that might De thought proper ~ case no st
n any iud should brought the money would be 'cVOtod
athe new school that Mr. StnsOn proposes to establish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
Ial.oye's Harness.

Most naturally look for ward 70 matrimosv ther
proper sphere IN s but they should constantly bear 10
md that air face bright and healthy wen
form the best PASSPORTS 10 happy narage
All those wasting disorders weakD ssos. dragging down
peculiar To their SEX
hav. aing speoinc Pressrip
ton. medicine women, sod by druggsts
under pssye from tho aoturers that II
Wi sausfact will be refuDded
guarantee has been printed the bottle and
faithfully carried fer many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
pEScUJy0 A sHTPWREOKED CREW

Steamers, ships, pilot boats, tugs fishing Smsck' ana
English tramps coming by way of Sandy HOOK yesterday
all bore signs OF Arctic weather sids' uechS' Hess
and heavily coated with lee, and theH crews
were more or less sblttcn. The tramp steamer 'er'ma
was only thicky covered with ice, but had suheu
from hurr cane weather from January 10 20 %
The steamer Areas from Port Ii mOn, brought captain
A. Petersen, the eight OF the Norwegian
bark Nordcskold. The bark was from Havre for Jacmei
and on January at latter port driven ashore IN
gale and wrecked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
qvr BBAVE GIBL SrUCK TO ms THROAT

A Jennie Rosenberg, stout girl OF nineteen entered
the grocery store NO lis COun.bia-st on "Wednesday
night She saw a young fellow lean over the counter ana
st,equpt 20 rife money drawer She spang ON nm
t M L. hind and clutchng hin, by the u'at loudly called
Tn hclD The thief tried In vain e. shake ~ her grasp
and swore and struggled lively nncr Jennie held
an, however, until assistance arrived when he was
handed over 10 a policeman. He gave his name a.
Frank Whites age twenty-three Of NO 22o S'an'on-s~
Joseph Isaacs owns grocery store Al Essex Market
Police Court yesterday Judge Welde heId the prisoner IN
81 900 tllal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
SELLING GOODS ALroeErRE roo OHEAPLr

SELLING GOODS ALTOGETHB roo OHEAPLT.
novel procesiing begun yesterday against A. l..
MANN dealer In house Furnishings at Nos $50 and 3oi
Fufonst Brooklvn He has recsntlv been Offering door
sale low prices an no arrests Yesterday or
having lapes them 10 show that
they we're made by con- N SAFE Prison inc Inas III
question made 1T the East rn state Pentehts III
Pennsvva ia Henry b. Adams Of No % Elm place, was
the complainant and Mr. Mann arragned before foee
Justice Walsh allowed 20 his own recoTnzancs
until February l. Tss Law pas'ei last year ANT
provides all goods made by convcts outside TINS o
shall not he exposed for without label or win the
Made" the 'me OF the pri on ana inc
year place Them Tn" penalty LOT
violation Of he l.. fine exceeding $1,000 and I'M
prison for than a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

4 crowd In front Of unfinished building IN the
boulevard near IghtyHinJh-sL yesterday morning
attracted the attention ii Policeman h'nr' oi '"P1m
Bergbold, squad tie found the crowd loJhns
nj man, body which was hanging from one Of the moor
beams. The man had committed suicide lie "l' "
German about Gty years Of aye, d"centy dressed III
his pockct were found cards with The name LINN
pas-ler printed on them. On card he hdd written III
German, This is my WISH The body was sent 10 ''
Morgue and there Identified That Of Emil fdni'I'
saw grinder, OF No GO5 East Ninthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
oAUGU1 pERpErRArI THO Az OLD swINDAE.

CAUGHT PERPETRATIN0 AN OLD SWINDLE.
w r. Rec a Young Engishman recently landed 10 this
country charged George H an elderly man well known
10 the police TOMB, Police Court yesterday. with
svndng OF $500 IN had hire Roe As collector
sassary OF sl5 week first requiring deposit OF $500
After the money Roe had been able TO find his
employer get his deposit HI held in 81 800
for lie Is the police old hand AZ the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

MR. DEPEW Mo ST GIVE HIS VOICE A REST
Channcey Depew has boon directed by his physician TO
,sfran from public speaking for few weeks lie has been
troubled throat for several days and his ply sicAn
IT,, that n he strains his voice Tins time might
him ,erous difficulty. MT Depow expects TO speak
Yshruarv ~ 10 the Union League OF Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
CnrnI OF ApPEAI.A.

Afu.vY Ian 20 In tho Of Appeals today tho 10
'swne carses argued;
N. go Chatls. ". Brown. respondent. agt p-uiel r.
Sickle. appellant -, ,.,.,.,,.
NJ Gi2 Tie Comu,e renal National Bank Of Philadelphia
re spondrht. agt. Isaac Hrnbrpnnr'. appellant
~. Tcslpnt,nt. agI James =.
Suencei an others. appel MS 81.
u - respondent. at tho Ne" oih
Genital aud II v'r Railroad COMPANY, appellant
Ne Go. kavcncy. respondent agL the Guy Oh
Troy, appellant
Following j. the day cal-h lar Tor January 27i
Nos 5G3 go ST. COS j5D $50 GGl aud GG2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
CREDITORS MEET TO COrvr THEIR LOSSES

The creditors OF Kuntz Blanchar & Co. met yes
ter,lay at the Aston House ard listened to a report
Of the signee. Lucus Bradley. Mr. Bradley said
that the nominal assets of the brok n firm were
1903 2s3 81. and the liabilities S272 303 30. The
estimated actual value of tn assets wa e. 572 %
The preferred claims amounted to $4,000. The
a .signee added tina, there were among the assets
certain classes of goods which it would he wei to
seek PERM ssion from the court to have Manufactured
before they were dis oScd of. a committee Wa
anpojnted to investigate the matter and 10 do the
hes that could be do with the assets IT. cCn-lNle'i
of G. H. Church. of HALL Bto'hcis; l.. Il: Il dh' on
lanes scott and sons Bryce GRAY. Of James +.
White & CO.: SPENCER ". Cone, Of Charles d. COOKE
& CO. and A. Mclean I'll assignee was a. c 10
dispo.o Of stock ON credits noI exc cdns aA "a! >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
UNITED STATE SUPREME COURT.

W.sniNGroS. Jan. 2G-Ihe procre ing Of the Ih'''
states - pfrunc tourl to~iy were ~ follows
Va La Timotnv cas-. rrcciy,r appellant. agt D. "
Kelly ant other. A ru~d
81 ~ f. 4 Earkl"rk AMI others appellants A.
! col Othr'- fase
"a 40 Taco, - JOYCE appellant. act. The thilIcohe
Fon,irv anr Nlrhur vs. rl. CnltanY tud o. l't- AieN
30 ~ The Iutci states appellant at tho san JA'hu
Tan Company and Other, Argument eeuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

hope relieved, for what Is life without
hopei Hope, Faith and Charity shall be motto Ny
good wife joins with in love to you and yours and our
quarters here very nice and comfortable"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

hG7selo II. IL 49, H. is. 10 II. 49, 49, 60 sI 20, 90
"a, Is 20. ,--
COURr GRsRRAL ~FssIoNs-PART III-Bsfsre Recorder
smyth anil Assistant District Attorney FitEgeral-Nss
l. 2 T. o. O. z, 3. 8, 10. ii. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
w,ttt,v SvTLrES Will FILED.

WTTTTTT W.
By the Will Of william pre+i e't - tho Amer
, RANK Not, COMPANY which Met for proate vos'
ter law nj, vert TO the executors ~ 'rt Tor n'
wifi. Jo,ephins H. smile her ie with reV'r'ioh %
her daughter Mr.. Minnie Pierce The executors "i'
Leonard d. White AMI ]. Truro 10 ett-Jn
SIIySIT TIE COvSJLfDtTfD STOcK AND
PETROLEUH EIcHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

CHASTVG TWO BURGLARS FROh HIS HOUSE.
TWO burglars into the honse O. Jos pl swirl IN
SiIhavc Rosevillc. " j.. W. ines lav ush| Mrs. 9"''
awakened y anI arOIset her husband VINO 81"
man standing ba.t. t,e bureau he sprlng from the
he'd Tn. ntrnir aud s down stars 10 yea Nv MI
swift who encountereI nd man In the dningroom
Roth ia kitchen door AMI escaped
They with them goli watch a d 'monu o''IN' ~ "
a d cketuoos containing So ant other valnSoles MI
swift ,a member of inc Courtney psror match mah
lacturIng firm OF th,s city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

trial OF Andrea az FAR as most o.
proceedings concerned locked ke reproduction OF the
trial of Ohara Cignrae risr of Ter husband me
same witnesse. On the trllI iat
May. The Mrs. Mario Oive ere a rtehch
woman Ben Tessaro Nr' ohviere kept
the ghouss One-huntre Land enI'st al "h o
dAnrea stayeI after oil Mrs Cgnlrae she sam
that ndrea letters from MIA 'lghHae
and tho ant tn ssnaiurS' 70 the
Letters. Judge Gidcrsleeve would not no vevo al'" he
letters evidence detective Te1s'ro san
that ndrea he found in his room pisoi
and cartridges AMI letters signed Chiar@ iho
tua will continue today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
g FULL OF HOPE.

MR. TONJErS sODL rs FULL OF HOPE.
Charles TONES wrote letter yesterday TO his freho
who brought about a settlement with his creditors and
roconc alton with his mother, saying: now nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
NARA MILLION roR THE GRANT MoNUHEN

HALF A MILLION FOR THE GRANT MONCHLN l.
An informal meeting OF the Grant Monument Association
held ye.terisy ONO Cornell presiding The other
Der bers of the committee present were George ~ WIN
an, Adolph L. Sanger and John f. Gree1er The question
.., m, com m tee the circular OF instruction I" 1rc
ec,. and scuIpors substance II provides for menera
,,rneture Al OF S5OOO00 The commit
On ddeot that they Obtain TINS "a easily IS
go nnn hicb VA. At first suggested The draft OF the
slroula was adopted be male public Tor some
ltrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
wurycy CONES THE DEADLY GAlf

Mr.. James Condor OF No. ljG NewArkst, Hobsken ana
nv ~ b,er are eleven were nrArv subjected Dy on
"Wednesday night and thought tnat the child VIII di@
Where the gas an mystery ~ there IS no ma nj
natng gas in one theory that theFo - leak ID
the gas ma aud gas escape into the sewer anil thence
mako. - Az into the house theory Is at nc gas
co ne from filing under The house when 'oHHs's OF
refuse from tie gas TheIe is no trouble IN Tic al
Joining houses similar trouble was reported yeor'4y
t., :, n on teeers.nst An investigation will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
sTocKs

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAy. %
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
tysrP1ycgs on RECENT FIRES

The insurance ON tie printing Office Of F. p CODY Co
No. 90 % Wiuam. sn4ged " ire on January ~" -
.foliox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
PRICES STEADILY RISING.
THE MARKET PEROEPTTBLY WIDER.

NATURAL CAIISHS DOING MORE THAN
"BULL" LEADER COULD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13
FLASHES.

Ak OcEAN RAcE.-The Gulf Stream:
CIRCULAR TouR.-A ride on a round
about.
printers devil.
To remove mildew-pay OFF what is
due on the mill, OF course.
IT IS painful to see a man trying to sow
wild dotes in his dotage.
4 CAPITALIST who lends money with
out security is a soft money man.
TIE Atlantic Is crossed in love every
time a bridal party goes over.
IT is the silent watches OF the night
that render alarm clocks necessary.
ALI that Archimedes asked Tor mov-
ing the world was crumb-a fUlcrum-
EARTHQU AXES are very aristocratic, at
least they always belong TO the upper
crust.
IT is whole year before the Amcri-
can people can elect a man 10 save the
country.
\ LAZY man, no matter how truthful
he may be, Will lie about the house 4
good deal.
II Old Sol wants TO count eight hours a
days work for the remainder OF the
season we are agreed.
SOCIETY is in a great futter nj the So
ciety Islands, because their king has sued
one OF his wives for divorce.
An Austin man has invented an apar-
atus Tor arresting and extinguishing
sparks Are the girls going to stand
that?
BIsNAEK looks upon ROYALTY pretty
much as the Snowman does upon his
tive-legged calf or the man with the iron
jaw.
TIE boy who swathes his little legs
And bathes them with a lotion,
Ia, rambled in the undcrLrusn
And poison Ivy notion.
TIE Vienna police arrested a Mormon
missionary named Hammer 1t would
seem that he did not strike the Austrians
fayorably.
Az exchange announces, on the death
of lady, that she lived Gliy years with
her husband, and died IN confident hope
of better life"
Present AND AnsExr-C Compliments
are the coin that people pay a man lo his
tace-sarcs1sm what they pay hill out
with behind his back
a FIRE-PRooF paper has been invented.
Some editors we know ought to take a
quantity along with them when they die,
II they expect TO continue publishing
after this life
WHES a Louisville dry goods store is
robbed the proprietor paws the Cgart-g-
Journal a dollar and hall to report the
item under a head like this: burglars
of Good Taste
Girl Cheroicallyl-"Ah,G George, can
YOU doubt my love And besides, we
spent last Summer in Newport you
know, and the cottage we occupied was
simply delightful"