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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21

PROFESSOR FELIX ADLER, protests
against the erection of the proposed
Episcopal cathedral in New York as a
piece of untmely medievalism.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21

INSPECTOR BYRNEs, of the New York
police. becomes chief inspector, and
the salary of his Office is raised, to So
900.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21

MATTHEW ARNoLp's son-in-law. F.
w. Whitridgc. of New York. is secre.
tary of tho Civil-servicc Reform League.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21

WILLIAM 0BRIEN. the Irish leader,
says that journalists are the watch.
dogs of civiiiz tion."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-21

Lady Dixie makes $1,000 q rear BY her
drawings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
some contrato songs With gorT results. Herr Elmbad
came In for his share of applause as did the other
ABOUT ACTORS, HANGERS AND PLAYS.

rumor that Mrs. James Brown Potter would sue
though manfesty absurd was circulated yesterday
Mr. Abbey said there not tho slightest foundation
for such statement. His contract with Mrs Potter
which IS to STAR her, will go into effect tai next
TALL At one time 1t intended that their contract
should begin In March. but the later date was ut
matey determined "RAbbe Constantly Is re-
ported to DO playing to satisfactory business, and no
play TO succeed 1T has yet been chosen
The demand for seats for the first performance of
"A Midsummer Nights Dream at Days on Tuesday,
has been Unprecedented even at that house. whero
first nights are always popular events. Over 800 ap
pacatOns for seats received by mail
+. f. Mackay delivered yesterday, at tho Lyceum
Theatre, the second part OF his long ambtiousy
named lecture The Metaphysics OF Acting in its APP
pcation to Dramatic Elocution." Mr.. Mackay
alyzed the characters OF Julie' and Macbeth" and
pointed out faults In the usual represent alton
Of those characters The audience was small. but the
lecturer evoked some laughter and applause.
At tho Union Square Theatre, next Wednesday
afternoon, invitation performance to the members
Of the Nineteenth Century Club and their friends will
he given by J. NJ. Hill The programme will include
ocal and instrumental music by welknown amateurs,
and dramatic Illustration of the poem, " Fra Gil
acomo,- by Robert c. HlliaSd and Charles Kent
son after next weeks performances at the Grand
Opera House. She will then devote her entire time
to reheaEsas of d" La Tosca.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
prFTrvG or JySVRdNCE JOVRNdLTSTS

The regular quarterly meeting o. the Insurance Journal
s Association Of tho United States was held at tho
pou.e Yesterday afternoon G. g. Hne OF The Insurance
Monitor acted chairman and Frank In Web
sier Chronicle New York secretary. Among those
present were J. Fowler and J. H. C. Whitney OF Iht
American Exchange and RerieW Philadelphia; Matthews
Griffin W. Hatch. OF The InSuraHce AGs New ork
Charles d. Iakey and s. II. Davis. OF InSuTdnce. New
York H. W Smith. OF The United states Recteic, Pnaie
pha Sumner Ballard. OF The Commercial Butiettn New
York; e. n Ransom. OF the Standard, Boston; clifford
Thomson and L. J. Smith. OF TIE SDecqtor NewYorG
Nathan r. Freeman J. Smith Of The Rec
ord New York: w. Nichols OF me InsuTance Monitor
NewYork and c. Hewitt OF The ATgts Chicago.
business meeting was held from haitpast two until
6y, when Tho ASSOCIATION down dEaer After The
per every member called out for ennlnutes talk
subjects drawn random from grab bag lively dis
on all subjects pertaining and
Insurance journalism resulted continuing unt about eleven
lnck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
NO PURPOSE 10 ANNOY MR.. STANFORD.
sENAToR ALLISON EXPLAINS MATTER THAT HAD
BEEN MIsCONsTRUEC.

SENATOR ALLISON EXPLAINS MATTER THAT HAD
BEEN MISCONSrRUEC.
WASHINGTON Jan. % Especial -" The Philadelphia
Press" has publ shed iDsiIuatlOn which has re-
ccvcd currency that the Republicans Of the Sen
atc Appropriation Committee were using petty means
Of rel daOn against senator Staff rd because of his
action I'm the Lamar conf rma'icI. The report states
that the Deficiency bill, which passed the House on
January H. reported back to the senate from the
appropriating $50 1896 81 the Pacific Railroad Com
paLy liquidation OLA judgment obtained in the Court
Of Claims Accepting the statement and ntmaon as
correct, enc paper asks
Does thi, mean that if Senator Stanford had voted
against Mi Lamar's continuation tbs Republican
Senate would have given the Pacific Raiir Id com
pany ss5396 "a to which IL Is not entitled
Senator Allison, chairman Of the Appropriations
Committee, stated tonight that the lntimaton could
he pAatlca MED. He expla NED the item stricken
nom the deficiency bill thus:
at apprc ated the $4,000 "a TO local road in
Missouri, originally called the Pacific Railroad, but
now called the Missouri Ia fife. 1t was no part OF
the Union Central Pacific Road, ana Senator stan
ford had interest in 1t whatever. When the Item
was rC5Chtd committee, senator COckrcli, einJ d
member the Committee stated that the parties en-
titled to the money had not yet determined among
themselves "a the shares TO which they were r.
spectively enttl d. Until they might sott among
themselves, and in order to urc more informal ION
On the subject. the item left out When The OIL
reached the Senate II WAS found trai ne questions
among the clai nants had teen adjusted, whcreupon
n $4,000 "a item Restored and II IN me Dll as
passed, But I'm any event II was a mater III winch
Sena;or s anfOrd had no personal concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
KICHARD MOTT.

Richard Mott who died In Toledo on sunday at the
are OF eighty four was derived from Quaker stock and
born at Mamaroncck Westchcstcr County. n Y. In
addition TO an education at the famous Nine Parln
Academy" I'm DuthcSs County. h. acquired a mastery
Of the classics and the French and spanish languages
by study I'm leisure hours, after becoming clerk In a
store. Beginning In 1924 H. was employed twelve
years In the old Bank Of NcwYork and at the end of
that period he removed to Toledo. llo assisted in
building tho first ralrOad-that HON Toledo 20 Adrian
west OF Utica, y. Y, travelling through heavily
tmbccd country ON horseback while engaged IA ms
work. He active In the ami slaN cry agitation;
served I'm Congress two forms (115o. and espOusc'l
the cause Of female suffrage lie wa, twice Mayor Of
Toledo, besides holding other Offices Of aust.
The fee bridge and Ice form tons ~ Nagara Falls arc
nde.crbably beautiful Join tho excursion party to leave
by West shore KarOad or NeN-YOrk Cen RAJ halroad,
saturday evening" Apply Ia il3. 80 or saS broadway
for particulars. Only - round rip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
DJyyEB TO FRENCH d LrGATES

The french socety OF Network city gave dinner and
reception at No l27 Beeckest last night in honor OF the
delegates Convention Of French Societies OF The United
Rntes which held in the city this week One hun
dred covers were laid and speeches made
during evening bv prominent FTenchmen Among those
present were Borey c nugel president OF The Frenoh
Maternal schools in NewYork A George. commander oil
he P,e,ch veterans L. Lafon president Of tho Cerce
Frapcas de Harmonic; Proie L. Batcheler r. lot
X D. Autresme. A. Leblanc L. Lanos. Of the S"ce'e Cui
p,ire Cosmopoitei C. NJ. Boland Professor i. Conner G
Roch Tsccselia, and L. Dommcreuei NJ l. r. Burtln OF
INDIANAPOLIS: T. Lang and r. Brns OF Kansas CITY VI.
Bournque Pittsburg; NJ GisIin NJ Sha. OF Boston.
and A. Georges Of this city. At the close OF the receipt on
adopted thanking TIKI TRIBUNE Tor It's good
ssx.a during vention Inc hnai meeting Of the
convention will be held at y q south
Eiih-aYe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
Post % ncs Notice

Should read day " -s iADeses'ed as changes may
T4,fcr f' for,irn countries need no, specially nd.
-na bv any parucnlar steamer excerpt VII
desired send duplicates Of oankins ard eounerea al
er- oo' specially addiess~I being ,tnl o. ns
To-eg7 ra. Tor NE week ending January os viii close
(promntv on 10 ~'-~-l 'rhi. oHl"" a ri ovs
FKIpAY-At go a. Tor Europe per steamship Ems via
rouhsr pon ant BreWen het"r- Tor ireland must be IL
stem .hie oteri IRON View ori-ans Al 30 p M t.r
NeS'oun Hand. per steamer ir"m IaltaX
SATURDAY-At l a Tor Brazil. and for Chill amt tina
countries va ir,zil fur ~ Thomas an Tor -
II rhoaas Tor BarOatsS. an i'r rrnia md
Newport Uetter, other wnlwIri t,l,n Is must
lie directed PEI Ail~nca 20. at 80 Ireland. pet
Britain must he directed per -erVla AZ ? 4. m. ior
Europa. pa strhu>np Emrr va southampton ani
and Portugal mnst be directed PER td7r"E
att 10 fer France N"iif' rl''i nav; SPAN a.1 For.
tug p.r iushlp Ia ourgogneyp H2rre Oettcr fbr
.a.", ~,r,'v ,,,..i, ui FIr,ey mt be l,fscfri
per .t,t i.to We.ierrItni VA Antwerp let must
+. t.r.ctel .prr Westrrluant .. Do
direct. steamship rricoutt II n NJ for Cartha-
NJ 2-2O y m - he Nsthrrltnls u'''I p'- steamship
Edam VI. Amsterdam leiter' must 10 dr'cist per
IA ,r ' At Tor Prosreso Mexico pr steamship
Mails for N. society ,iris per 'hp CIV. % Papet Crom
san France col close here Jasllry - at D. Mails
tor rh'.I .ni Iapan per steamsl.p Gac.c Urom
san francisco closs here January 80 at D. m
H..'s,, ffro San ,rsnc.co Ianu ,ry y ;
at7p m. NAILS for Austrian. New Zealand. sildNtr1,
San Fr,nri.col 81 here FebrIarr - AZ p m. Or
on arrival Al NewYork Of stea 'snip keuu 'lc VIA
Tamns Fla = 4 thence Nv 1telasr via Key Wes,, "a
close az tn. otce Ia y az 2.j) a. N
the schedule OF closing q Trans Pacinc mails &,
ransit 10 san Francisco Mails from the East arriving
time Sau Francesca the day OF sailing Of steamers arc
dispatched thence 'hs .Sme nN pr,peov p,..u,s,o,
Poe. o~cc va. HH dTS. 4 jan %. isss master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27


BoswoRrH-sudaeniv January 20. Francis II. Bosworth
youngest son of the late Hon. Joseph > 'sworth.
Inrerment pr yate
ave-, H. Hobroog CURTIS IT., only son Of DE- IL HObrOok
= and Josephine Allen Curtis
CUsHING-On woinostw. January 25. George w. b cu'h
Funeral from his residence No - Mum ave- East Orange
NJ, Stnrhr. Jannary ~ at ii "c'oK
DUNHAMon January 20. at his late rsNd ncs. 30 Gram
cry PARK after lingering Illness John Duniam' Ia tho
Noirr OF funeral hereafter
EARLE-on Thursday rning. January 49, William II.
Funeral private.
FEaKLERwo9 we,ns',sy janaarv 25tn inst Iie.s Fer
Fa nsr age Services will h. hold a, her late raeuc A East
Interment at convenience of tho family.
HASBTOUCK-At Goshen, Y. Y January %. Garrett
services at Goshon aav January 81 at ocl.ck
HAzARD-suh env, at West oranse, '. T.. January IS
JaDsz H., u; Hazard; IA :, 69,h year 81 usage $50.
e IRON ny ~ ''qsaC' I'"'yH r"A on sa"r
s w ring It the orange depot on the ar
foot of Barclay aud Christopher SITS
HILL-At HI. ate residence. POI West o,hst, villa
funeral rom a.. IRE R.srmea Ps,Sy.a
West 23dsL ou Friday. the Eta a't. at D. sharp
HowE-Ar Ezabeth v T.. January o. 1888 Mr. Augustus
's. % i.ua s g. . 4 North b'''d
ca TG@ s Th b.ry feP?s on OF ~ III tram
LOUNsBURY-A Port Chester n. " at tho re.denoe OF
h' o5ner JOn VA d. scunsuTy on nuay u George
Fsner" from the house saturday. at l:5o O'Clock
MCNIESI- II tlenly. Weinss iV. Jan .srY 2j Eliza
McNie-h daughter Of tn ts John McNiesh. IN ths son
OF her
re alive. and friend. re,o.ctruv invited to attend tho
u suert. ISltui
S'lnr az Ipu'ry %. the arrival OF the Ii 30 boat
from Nsw-Yofk
PEAKEOn Thurs ly. January 90 1883. Edward Fran"Is.
youngest son Of Henry ali Louisa f. PelAa in to l-h
year o, rs
Funeral private.
RICUARDS-At Brooklyn y Y, January %, Mary II.
(NtchOl-l. wiz " IrOf =. Richards.
Boston papers please
pIpIL
i.ani OF Iianm. China sea- December t. ISL charlie.
Henry Ripley. m the 40 year OF ms ~.
SMAN-On 'hur,tt'. January 49, 1888. Laura wife OF
Daniel +. BOSNIAN. and yoTngest daughter ~ iie lt-
James F. and Il. Fielder. the 35th u her
Funeral from her ate residence Sion clair n J.. Friday
January ~, az 3 81 D. n
Intermrnt at Clavsrack V. v. Situr lay.
sTERN-On Thursiav January 26 after short Illness,
Eeruh trt >trrn IN hls f2i year
Friends and relatives invite % attend his fune tom
his late rr.dence No. 10 East 5Uthst Sunty, Janu.
%. AZ 93Dl. m.
STRA Noon We Ines ,v. Isnuarv o. Dr. Albert Strang
Funeral ms late residence. Yorktown. y Frdlg
afternoon. January p 20 ocO X
TERRY-nn Ianu1ry o. lssS Chares Francs. infant
OF Charles 4 and Marie {. Terry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
SHIPS AT THE MERCY OF WIND AND ICE
The ROCKS orr FORT POINT.

TUF ROCKS orr FORT POINT.
SALEM. Mass, Jan 2G-Tho schooner Sarah \.
Blaisdcl, Roy from Ellsworth for New York, which
had been fast in the fee here for four five days.
dragged her anchors last Ght and struck the roc is
OH Fort Point She came of at high water with her
ruddcr unshipped and leaking 800 STROKES an hour.
The southeast gallo Of last night broke the ice In the
harbOr far "a, PENIS wanna Pier, and the wind
changing the northwest this morning blew all tho
broken out to The harior Is now clear To
IcnnSy lvania Pier. The weather IN the last twenty
four hours been the toughest in the bay r years,
tho sea breaking over Eagle Island
CHATHAM, Mas, Jan. 26.-Ihe southeast gale was
severe last night forcing the ice up under Bass RIVER
and carry ing large schOOncs from ther anchor
to-day increased, and with a very high tide, brought
the zee back into the bay, and with II the schoonrrs
Henry wilmington, Neybo,,ct, John T. Morrow hate
NJ Hilton and unknown, down across hlpOhl
Bars.
DENNiSroRT, Mass, Jan. 2G.-In the southwest gale
last night the wharvcs at Iluw.clpor bdOnCng 10
II. Kelly q co. and 7. Il. Baker, also LfVi El~dr :
wharvcs at South Chatham, wore demolished TWO
unknown schOOncrs are In lass EiN'r BrahW'''T
With color> I'm the rigging union down. apparently
breaking badly
NEWPORT. II. I. Jan oG.-Thc schooner !. Kennedy
from Calais for New York. arrived here in the night
Sho lost both anchors and forty i've fal hons OF
chain I'm the ice of Handkerchief lieh'Nhip. also
mart Of her cknad Of lumhcr before she got clear
Of the lee. and was obliged to the vessel a~ho"
reported fifty vessels IN the ice on the shoals Tho
steamer Providence Of tho Fan River Limo, ga n"'
arrive from New York until 10 o'clock this morning
on account of the snUw-stom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
Mr.. HO4GLANUs SIDE or TIE CASE.
SOM CURIOUS DEvELorMF VTs ExPECTED-DENY-
ING ME. ZIEGI ER,s CMARGES.

SOM CURIOUS DEvELorMFN Ts ExPFCTED-DENY-
ING MR.. ZrFGLERs CHARGES.
Joseph c. HoagIand, president Of tho Royal Baking
Powder Company, yesterday pre- ented his own anc
his brothers side of tho their difficulty with
William Zegcr Mr.. Iloagland first OF all hatly con
tradctcd Mr. Zlcglers latemcn that he started ana
built up the business.
proceeded Mr.. IIoagand but the statements given
ont by the other side do cmbody correctly
state the facts. They extremely one->ided."
WHAT have you 10 say to Mr. Zcgler's charge that
the salaries drawn by you and your brother OK
orbltantl7
All can say IS that the salaries reasonable
and proper for the services performed, Will be
shown when the proper time comes"
Is IT true that you wished to freeze Mr. Zieglcr
out ?"
The desire alleged on my part to purchase ZcgIcrs
stock does not exist. I have upon repeated offers
during tho last few years refused to pu chase his
stocR, because | did not wish to put any moro eggs
in that basket. ] had all the stock | wanted. but
when he threatened This offered to take such OF
his holding as h. had good title to at fair price,
ITO what, then, do you attribute tho course Mr.
ZleGlcr is now taking toward Your
This whole trouble l may tell you, dates back to
the death of John H. seal. former ockholdcr and
superintendent in the works OF the company Zcglcf
was Seals former partner I'm business, and by his
VIII was appointed his executor About month
after Seals DEATH Zcslcr got Seals stock trans crrcd
10 himself A. an individual AT Proc that was far too
low. refused 10 approve of this transa tiOn, ana
here began the tr0ubie. That stock is now worth
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars, and / undcr>t and
mat suit IN behalf Of the heirs Of seal Is to be
brought for the restitution of the stock, together with
the dividends for tn whole period.
" have no hing further to say, except that whom
the facts become developed in court the appearance
of the case VIII. I'm my opinion. very much differ from
the unblI~hine statements put forth in the newspapers
by the other side"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
rX- II.nGE Lnsrpu NILSSON

TX Judge Joseph Nelson, Of the Ciy court. Brook
lyn. died ycsterda, at hts house No. 100 Nillow~t
aSc seventy five. lie had been an invalid almost cor
unuou,ly since his retirement from tho bench five
ago. and for nearly year hai been confined g.
his house. lie wa. born I'm Argyle, y. " and was Of
scotch Irish ancestry.
Juige Nril.on practised law In Oswsgo until lsii.
when he 10 this city In 1913 he novel 20 Brook
Ign. AMI In 1859 elected on@ OF the JudGe'
Of the city Court the Democratic ticket lila
was ro-rlectsd In 1877 and retired in ls@2.
As Presiding Judge In the Beecher-Tilton
trial. which began Juno H. 1873.
and continued tor liz days Judse Nel
became known all over thu world. lie
presided ever other important trials. notably the
uan-Earl- breach NJ promise sniL lie leaves widow
AMI Nv. daughters Of whom ia the wife Of George
Murphy the son Of Henry Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A CONSOLIDATED WESTERN ROAD.

THE STOCK OF HE CHICAGO AND EASTERN
ILLINOIS SOLD ON inv STOCK FNCUANGE.
Dealings begun a. The Stock Exchange yes
tcrday in the stocks Of the consolidated hicagO
and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company. There were
moderate Transactions ln the common stock between
II l. and IL and I'm this preferred stock at 81 -
Tho control OF this company was bought In April,
1-17, 10y persons largely Interested In the Chicago
and Indiana Coal Railway, and In November tho
company rcOrgauizcd by TIE consolidation Of the
bi auch's with iLr main liu" The s,cIrt'cs were
Il" listed By the Governing Committee OF the stock
Exchange Wednesday, suppaniiug the stock of the
old company Tho line OF road extends from Chicago
Tcrro Ilautc. Ind. and from Dan,vllic to Tuscoa
OF so miles. Inc stock ISSUED by The ne" company
i S;i.uOOtOO preferred and &DoooOOo common. al
though - oOO,uOO common Is he'd tu The treasury.
No additional stock of either class can b. Issued cN
Ccpt tho building or acquisition Of new ROAD
and then al not over $4,000 preferred and =lJ,uOO
common mile Tho gross earning, for the past
year S2,O7I,GuI and the working expenses
Il .25JOOO Tho dir CtOis II. +. Flower. Ben
jamln Brewster lIcbor T. Bishop. Henry schcIt.
Klchard NJ Hoe and ogden Mills, New York: II. II.
stevens AID Ccorse II bail L"ston: II. H. Porter
and .. :. Lylori. Chicago. and j. q. English Dams
Vile. III. II. II. Porter, Of Chicago. Is president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
MI.crLLANInrs nAlLwAY INrELLGrNcE

LINCOLN Sch Jan 20 The Nebraska southern Railway
Company nlel article, Of nc roraon with the SECRETARY oi
state YESTERDAY HE iucotioatofs IN crested ia The
Missouri Parlfc. Tho ,iptu stock is Shoo'01e Tic
toufe through Nurkols Webster. franklin. Harlan.
ps HAspar. frontier. Lincoln. llaYr heh ~si 'iot
ennr Counties with ihc CHI 90 hWlt branch Zines
CHc.co Jan. ga or Two ago htm OF extensive
grain shippers made Iowa with The Central
for certain rebates their shipments Wien
the proceedings begun they ha claim 81
some - filed intervening petition L"
have Of the road directed 10 II out OF the
proceed, Of and against the Mortgages judge
Gresham yesterday refused 10 allow H. OIL the ground At
Illinois prohibit determination by la :
. AM other Although tho ct-e was rtie'f'
the Illinois yet % seems The WincitI" Z" u'
sustained under The common "a"
irrespective Of statutory pruvl-ou+ IS lat - KNEW TINS
qucs has never be- u decided be ORE.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 20 tpociai The Penn'ylv'na HalI
road com any Just placed order Tor 10000 tous oil
steel
81 LorlH 2GTho Bee Limo las returned to tho Oh
sysem Of selling 1000 milo tickets at so oapplcanH
Martin General senrer agent. has lnst S'n'u
iustrucon- effect ONO roads have Issued
Al h~ so rate "1in to limit oi me - @
Line STEP, ucXoIs beng gOod III IN
nOls, Indiana ana ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27

ROBBERS PICK UP A CASE OF GOODS IN THE STREET
n q,


by DNYiIG T.
A daring attempt made last evening to rob
the firm of Arms dt & Co.. whose place of business
Is al No 6s Gr,cnest Dur the ternoon several
cases of imported cloth left Il. on the sidewalk
In front Of the store by the firms truckman. About
six O'Clock an express wagon drove ~ in front of
the store. here were two mon In II, dressed In
checked jumpers such usually worn by long
shoremcn. One Of the men uttered loud call
after he fashion of exprcssmen and both jun cd Off
the WAGON d began TO load up with the cases be-
longing to Am-tacdt 4 Co.
Tho boxes heavy but after considerable trouble
they got one ON tie truck. three other boxes were
pushed close to the gutter ard the men had got
the end OF box to edge Of the truck, when a
third man who hal been IN emily watching the move
menfs Of 6, erybOiy in the store from the opposite
sido OF the street gave warning whistle The
box was dropped. the men jun ed on the 'ruck and
drove raIdlV away, taking ArnstaNl's drivers whip
along hasten the speed of tie horse. II was tho
driver, wuo was coming ont of tn store, that hah
caused the alarm to he given. He discovered mat
one Of the box missing aud START ailer inc
truck. but hal only gone shor' stance when
oniederafc ran into him and knOched MN on
his feet When be got up the wagon was OUT .oi
sight ,., go,
he stolen box con aimed imported blue coth' va,
ned al $500. The i mar ed " ~ * Co. Inv
pJice have not been ablo to get any Aace VI INC
thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-27
cLErELAyn ANGLIXa Fon MASSA cnrSEIrS
~ mglon hI,pateA % "a Eo.ton Jonrna.

4 very extraordinary announcement Is mao 10
night behalf at the Administration. AMI has hr'n
fu. he'd the Associated Press. IL i 10 the cH'ct
that and Means Committee VIII hpt l'i"Il
any tauu which viii contain provision for ire
Canadian f.h. This would 10 an thdt INC
Admins iratlon Is determined to cast about FOR
Ncw En .land support n thu National campaign, ana
Is Of opinion thai The bat way even AT TIL, Iato day
IS to begin by adopting some of the Nc"-E1sldhI
views The fishery question. The announcement
j.. Al all events. departure for The Adni,lia
tos. apt u undoubtedly has political significance
winch VIII be- NIiaiu'd U.s. future cVculs lh' an
nOunccmcnt viii Dee likely ~ bring tho n>hniy cor
felrnce To a speedy termination one way OF 'hn
other II VIII remove any hopes that ,Ir h'l4ts
1uppcr ay have placed upon HHilng for tho House 10
act and NAV hasten "A dee sion, for Mr.. Chamberlain
SAYS that tho differences must be adjusted