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THE FIRE AT SYRACUSE.


-
window. aek VITA AssFor, b lefs the scene I'm
nsaAsey end wat 10 the hose Of reissive' wnsrs
hi injuries wac dresse&
J. ". Brown, Of Ne CWa Tanner Company oeeupsea
room a TIE mn Asse He wss awakened by "
-. ~. bsafAs - Il - Aeor. ssw bueM nsaA
He sssa uos 70 1ssss - wus beginning - eenx As
0nk. vhn = tAossht q to lsAiss OF ~ uoeees
va vsFs % TIE soor sbsvs, end ssazsea 70 -
s~assanee He net tAsa IN tn han. but ne snoss
wss - thick b eoah ~ recognise thsm ana Aea 70
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e,t s,e.s rs Isss ~ % Ds1aI s.n g Il
thira ePey: TAsss b ~ ssesre ssd .. 10 vindox
While The nrsnen were puftine up lsddef; InsN
y 49, ta'Ss f, n .szs- :SSSe s, t~o to 70
main. ana thsy es.ne s,xm on tse l.dder; NJ
Brown lost sum q uoV anA . number o. mau
articles. lie said b wo1n lave haA plenty Of time 2
pssk and escape with svsEytAins Aad be knovn 'a''
Z u. .wynne. Of wstsstovn, occupied room No
on the first 1Vor, On tie FsyetseN: cde ne r ~.
awakened BY The alafm. but concluAcd thes ne lre
was nothing serious md took time 30 dress fu!ly and
peck his bag He fhen went TO the widow and saw
Judge wynne, who stu under the Impression thai
the nre was not serious, let his bag sfde aown inc
ladder and concluded he womb walk down the star
at when shest Of na@e burst through ne soo. com
head crash. and decided IT would be better 70 %
back to the ladder, not moving but that the ncor
might % down where he was. He found the 1909
hurry 10 LEFT behind small handbag, but saved evey
thing else including his law papers. which were In
iarss satohel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE HEBREWS yor PROSECUTED BY RUSSIA.

Washington. Oct. 16.-Secretary Blaine has beon In
formed by the Minister Of the United States at st.
Petersburg in regard to the various reports Of the al
legod persecution by the Russian Government o6 tn
Hebrews living in that country, that upon thorough
investigation It Is OF special qualification TO
be able to present only the denial Of the Russian
Government but Of the Hebrews themselves, and con-
armatdry testimony that these Injurious allegations
are baseess The Minister goes to say that 1t ap-
pears that statement recently appeared In "The
London Tines that, despite the disavowal OF the Rus
sian Government some 500 or 800 Hebrew families
residing at Odessa had been summary informed that
they must Immediately abandon their homes. and In
fact had already been expelled. soon after this pub
LEGATION appeared the British Embassy at st. Peters
burg called upon the British Consul at Odessa TO make
full investigation Of the The Consul reports
that the story is denied not only by the Government
but by the Hebrews themselves, even more emphau-
cally by the latter No such order issued and no
movement Of the kind attempted. The report EVIL
IDENTIFY originated from the fact that some Hebrew
families had voluntarily emigrated were preparing
TO do so The rabbis and highest authorities explained
this emigration as due to the fact that In the Hebrew
families there were many youths. and as the nunOer
admitted 10 the universities limited, they removed
10 other countries To the opportunity OF heer
cducation and that there ground Tor the
charges against the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
PRETTY BOyyETs HANDSOxELT TRI1fED.

The popular dry goods house OF Edwaro h'o'es d
Som Grand and .>llcn s.s, IS now showing large
selection Of attractive goods The millinery roon VI
mi, s- : oro ~ the largest and handsomest in the
r.ty. Among a great variety Of dainty bannets ana
round hats was shown little toque OF golden brown
velvet emhrodered across the crown with gold bullion
and French turquoise. and trimmed with brown rps
and turquoise aigrettes. Stn another smai, o'nn.'
Of olive green and pearl gray velvet was nniS"eu
gray crown, embroidered with ohVe po so.
serd with a rine.of olive velvet arranged In SOFT
twist TWO clusters OF Prince OF Wales ups one III
from, and one at the back, completed the bonnet.
A brilliant evening bonnet was OF ame'nys 49,.
vet with an open band Of gold embroidery ~ u,'
sides aud q transparent crown. e"s'cr u ' .,.
feather ponpons clipped In thistle ior'u "" INV.
t,irsmnr q, tho honnet The house has recently iur
nised several dainty sets Of bonnets trimmea
fur and mutt made UP match numDes o. ,uits in
some costumes In silk and velvet ana styiian cther
cloth and lin and in chevot stripes plads ana Quiet
fashionable materiais were shown In the suit-roo~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS
NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY OCT. IL. 1850
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK THURSDAY. OCT ID 1879
ARRIVED.
steamer Edam (Dtch Stenger Rotterdam Oct with mdDl
ami Funch Edge Co. Arrived at the Bar 81
steamer Philadelphia Chambers Cahello Jnns Ia
with mise and passengers " Bou
steamer ATLANTA BIZ Cook, Montego Bay VIA Port Maria
days with mdse to Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bar 81
steamer Colorado Evans. Galveston days. with mdse
steamer Hudson. Kemble. Neworeans days. with md''
Steamer Delaware Jacksonville Charleston.
mdse and PASSENGERS 70 VIM Syae 90 Cor, pon, and
NorfoIf Old Dominion ;: ca
steamer p,mocr Eddg. Boston. with nass H1
DimOck
sAn sE, Hss fsnss cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Richmond Hill (BrI Perry. LondonHendersoa
Steamer Jersey City sr sende BrisoJames Arkeu
steamer Poynesis ter Franck. stesn. copeahASsn 40
steamer Allegheny tBr Master' cs''e-smp''n' s'ss''
ps,a BIZ W.sS =, 1ns xs.:.
steamer Morgan CITY, Gardner. GalvestOn-John vaa
Steamer Kansas City Kempton SAVANNAH Walker.
Steamer Rcnmond jenney. west Point va-oa Dominiss
Steamer Roanoke Huipns Newport Nsvs and Norfolk
Steamer Murcsno tspan, Urigar. NorfOlkChss sum
Wsn sr Masi Co
ship Cuba (0erl Springer. Bremsn-Theo Ringer 4 Co.
SAILED.
STEAMERS State Of Indiana Glasgow: Augusta Victoria
Hamburr Neieriand. Antwerp; Hoanoke, Newport Nova
snip Birma. for Bordeaux.
Bark May Stewort for Antworp.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Oct lG-Arrved. steamer Sirius tBr) Fisher
Oct is-ssied steamer (Bt Campbell for New
York cana. m, Ma,
ply cr s1In Oct 'GsI
: si S Sn from Sa
Bremen. and proceeded ,h..>
sailed steamer ahn GER, helmers from Bremen hence
for New.York. - ,..,. m, .sA..,
FAsrSsr Oct steamer Germanic 81, Cameron
fre1 Nav. York on Queenstown And Liverpool
Hof1xIpAX Oct 6Arr7ved steamer SpsasndAm tptcn)s
sssSmer Maasiam (Dtch) Potter. Tor Nswyork
NAirI Oct l5-Psssed BeularE BIZ. 10 Bouoas
.sr fynm "a psn and China ports for NewYosk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE LIST OF GUESTS IN TILE HOUSE
MANY PERSONS FROM NETWORK AND OTHER
CITIES OF THE STATE.


CITIES OF THE STATE.
SYRACUSE Oct. 18-FollOwing is list OF the guests
registered at the Leland Hotel last night:
L. L. Ald,cb. New-York; F. NJ. Chapman. New
;. j. Adams New York X. +. 5. Butler. New York:
William Il. Bancker and wife, Abraham Bancker and
wife, William Il. Bancker IT.. and wire, AndreW
Bancker, E. \. BancktT, BROOKLYN Dr. +. ID. Bailey,
New York: samuel Comstock, syracuse: Thomas Cad-
WE'LL Troy James Morrison. Troy H. W. asc. BuMaIo:
X. a. Clark, Baltimore; +. NJ Cornwall, New- norK:
Seth Caldwell Buialo Thomas II; .ras: New forG'
Cooper Dennis, New-York Frank W. Everett. syra-
cuse ~ Elkan, Philadelphia; Barnie Forbes SYRACUSE
NJ. T. Finn NewYork: ". g. Foster Now YORK Z. r.
Fucraf. Newark II. J. Fernod Portland Me- +; J.:
r ". Gilmore. Rhode Island: George g. Gunther,
Chicago: samuel Goodman. New York T. l.. Hall:
Ncw-York; w. E. Harrvp. New-York f.. Horn. boston;
George A. Haaf New York N. H. Hartel. Providence
John G. ingalls, NcwYork Porter H. Jones, Syracuse
G.. L. Kandie Albany; Julius KAUFMAN New, York;
Z. J. Knowles, Albany; Warren Leland T., and vile.
Syracuse: Lewis Leland syracuse: W. r Martin Pmn~
syracuse: Robert T. Mills. New York J. b. McBeth,
Boston Edward Nichols. Dunkirk; Ober Frank. ke.l-
lucky S. Ohr1lstel. New-YOrk; A. u. Oscuk. New
York: William L. Proctor. ogdensburg Max Rosen-
swaby. senera Falls A. W. selkirk Great Darlington.
Mass: s. X. Scharf Washington; NJ. Strauss R0ches-
ter: W. G.. smith. New-YOrk: A. Schmidt. New York
". C. Smul and wife. Newior c. f. spritt. New
Dwyer, Lula Klein. Minnie Dupree. W. T. Grover.
Henry Meredith. Russell Harold and Owen westford
all Of tllc lone Error Company II. Thompson, New
York Mr.. Van Hoten. Jersey City c. H. Van AntWerp
wife and child. Eoston; II. W. Warner, Albany George
S. Wea-cr Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
he MADE TIE RAID SINGLE zASosD.


Acting Captain xax ocsm1toeruoRs a ~ Emo-
tenth Precinct, made . rat1, sineebanAs1. O. ~
gambling house No. $40 stxtAsve. LIST nieAt 80
seized 40 chips, 90 Aec>u Of cards and sssssesa
the proprietor Of tie eans JSln K61sv When CAD>Ah
Reilly returned from his vacation two ves1s aso b -
tailed his detectives watching ~ eanbne IN ths
precinct 10 zee whether The games were openea whom
the backers returned nom the summer reDorh A fcw
days ago Captain Reilly W. tnhsa N md he's been
confined to his house, ana In BIZ absence seRsesns
schmittberses hes been acting captain. Tho big sse'
seant continued to keep the gambling houses under
surveillance, and although 1t WIS suspected thas
game was running over Keey's liquor store. sf Tnnv
nrstst and sxthsve, the detectives wess unable 70
secure the necessary evidence About 10 O'Clock hss
night Schmittberrer entered the sde door Of KelisSs
place. and pressing the electric button. stepped BACK
In the shadow Of the door and awaited developmen~
In q few moments the coll red doortender opened tne
peep-hole TO SO who was ringing. Not seeding any
one, he opened the door, only to b snovco
aside by Sergeant schmttberg, who raa upstairs and
entering ono Of tho front rooms found three poker
tables and faro "layout,' surrounded BY about
twenty men, al gambling An the players made .
dash down the narrow stairway, tumblng over each
other in their anxiety to get away. schmittbefser
pockcted the chips, cards and bank and on the way
down stairs arrested John Kelley the proprietor Of
the game end locked him UP In the Thiriethst. station
house. As Schmittberger leaving the place with
his prisoner some one made offensive remark
to him. and received q blow across the Rad nom the
sergeant's umbrella that broke the umbrella.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
he xr1zsp Hrxsrry III x1s snR czorH1.

Mn August Rabsssa vito a . bak1 - W0s Few
Brighton l., yess&lay sfteslooa mssss4 ~ AseeesS
room end fssnd him lyas lssd 6n shs be4. Ne ss'a ~
filed with O. and bEr1as had ben sasnea "a.
It clearly = Of suicide AZ noon Aaesnaa 49,
having words with his vito. hts reo0 -
w>s not seen again alive. He had changed IL Oo0nS
and put his best black suit and black sA He ma -
b>sn successful In business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
FOR WRITING LETTER ABOJTT 6REEN GOODS.

baltimore Oct 1s-J. J. S. Nicholson was tried and
onvcted to-day In the United States Court. for writ
inc letter to an alleged dealer in green goods
n was the first case tried under the recent act OF Con-
rress. making it an offence for any one to use tho
mails to procure what is commonly known as green
coods.r This conviction establishes precedent, and
the Postofice Department has in its possession m:ny
le+tprs referring to green goods" upon which criminal
proceedings will be instituted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
IfAyx OF CoAL4AI EIPL0DE&

tank & eeaa-saP esught nRc sod expoaea ~ "~ns
Ia she boiler Of the Consolased Ca Companys ws
IN Wees rersy .nfsh-st. shortly bsfore oeseeH.
M sxpassa wss q suciens force 70 bronx hole Ases
Ne mex ~ tie burning W. thrown - sp ~
bsnass. What esksd iike destructive Ire W agpss
sAs bu4 b. ~ ueunps cotton Of he snvasgo Of 0e -
osxosay vho M nsmhsr q heavy b1Aaae0 81 eneo'
srsd a. asus bsssss n hsd nsde mech hssAw~S
uss sstiuass ~ Aaregs q 2,0eo. ~ ne ss1ens
o. Ne O. eenpanV saM that TIE loss wssaa enss
ughh n0R ~ ~ taakD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
TIE ovERsrocKED PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass, Oct. 16-Mll men have discussed
a November curtailment. They agree that there arc
too many print cloths here and too many being
made but the continued fair demand and better prices
for odd and side goods have produced so much better
hs,ln, that the disposition to close in November Is
not so marked snd 1t is predicted that no general
cprtament vii! occur, although the straight print
cloth mills may attempt some doctorns Both the
Sycamore mills closed tonight for the balance OF the
week and the Tecumseh is closed fer the entire week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
A DELAY ON TEE CENTRAL RAILS0ADI

One Of the heavy mail cars train No. 10 Oh the Cen
trail Railroad due In New.York At O'Clock q. m. VS.
thrown from the track Mott Haven yesterday morning.
and caused delay In travel Of nearly four hours Thou
..nds Of clerks and business men delayed Some
walked 70 the NewYork and Northern station ard then
took the elevated from One. nhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

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hsaissn M ~ bsGun . sAAyestl1ss y Ashs. =
le51 - eans - Nsv!Yssk - satsssl ~ eense 49,
- ksvs up unHa ~ assA. He was hsns9 =
Y,sanss - - Nasittns Kxehaaga. He wife Survives
- ~ Aosoa wa - ia q - hose HAW 9
4 n -. - Hss. d. 4. J. can1eil. q To Vsisst
CnussA q Our ysaAR. snsissaas. Ths ess's W -
n naankhan. Ne. s.... atrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
TIE rRoy AND STEEL xEy VISITING MINES.

Birmingham. Ala Oct 16.-The visiting members
Of the British Iron and Steel Institute and OF the Ter
man Ironmasters' Association, about 300 strong
snent TODAY inspecting the mineral district adjacent
to Birmingham.
Ashland. Wis; Oct. 16.-The European iron men
now visiting the Lake Superior mines were at Iron
wood to-day. They win spend most Of the time In tfe
Norris Nine OF the Gogebic Range the largest pro
ducer OF iron ore In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY OCTOBER IL

ezersasss, vhieA vsss ssaassass ~ 1lss.S wn1nR
md ~ Rev. Dr.. eeooe. Das1oe g 0saseC1soA Dasneo
brotherhood. Ths burden Il bishop Pst>G's ehsrUa
which was extemposaneoas, vas thae IL SsotAahood
shoah bear witness - - e4espa1 NulA, power aad
goodness q Cod. IAe tgoth0Aoo1 Aen ta1tne4
TIE preliminary Wort q 6gganise11oa nth w1S done
The convention win remain IN sessloa toDoET0w s11
Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
c1Ars spREcKELs's SUGAR OPERATIONS.

San Francisco Oct 16 (SpeclaD-Claus spreckels Is
making great preparations TO take advantage OF FREQ
sugar. He has bought 5000 tons OF crude Manila
SUGAR. which he will have brought here by eighteen
r,,;sh tr,un steamers The sugar will be stored
b.. ,u the reAneries can work ii mp. The COMPANY
which spreckels controls the Hawaiian Commercial
Comn,nv Is planning to secure one third OF the an
ma, nrr.,uct Of the sandwich Islands. The company
bas bonded several large plantations. and VIII ncreae
donble the present shares, which number looo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
CLOSE OF THE soARxAKDRT CONFERENCE

Chicago. Oct 10 Cspec;sD.-The -Nsoone. ''.r
aahers' Association, after Q tvoAays' session. -
journed today to meet In Pinsburg on 'snusT :, !"
resolution was adopted for tho formation OF ~
sseisssns to settle Aimeuities. FIX prices ana s1
~ business peculiar 70 The trsAe. frc"'n' -. 4,
gs speeaai rebates 10 certain customers &C., VI y
e6ois1sed and credits wIi be restrictea 70 sly,
kx1vleD brands Tor large dealeEs viii also D ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
BOyD OFFERS.

Washington, Oct 16.-The offers Of IL Per cent
bonds to the Treasury to-day for redemption under the
circular of October aggregated s27S,93o, making
total thus far Of S355,3JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
TEE BROTHERHOOD or ST. ANDREW.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1e.-The fifth annual convention
OF the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew Protestant Ep!s
oopa association of young men, opened here this morn
Ing in Grace Church. There were 5os delegates pres
ent from twenty two States each delegate representing
ten me,noers OF the brotherhood After the opening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
FLAMES IN ANOTHER SYRACUSE HOTEL.

Syracuse y. ". Oct 1G.-About O'Clock this morn
ing blaze broke ont in the kitchen OF the Globe
Hotel separate from the main building. The guests
were called. but only few responded the fire being
subdued In fifteen minutes The loss is confined to the
roof of the kitchen. The main building and It's con-
tents were not touched by fire watc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
,r,ro, mr. TIE RLAcY HAWK WAR.

ZEE LAST sCRvIyoR OF TIE BLACK HA"A "A'
Baltimore. oct. i6-Lieutenant Alpbeus h"oo'.
French the last survivor Of the Black HAWK wa" a"s
veteran Of the Mexican and Civil Wars was 0u1
today from the Catholic Church Of St. Martin. Ll1
tenant French was born at Chittenanso' ~ L. ''"
eeP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

HRS HARRISON ACCEPTING A PRESIDENCY
Washington Oct 18.-Mrs. Harrison has accepted
+c presidency of the recently organized society known
as THE Daughters Of the American Revolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATCRE AIUANACs
TO-DAY.
sasnsss $40 ssss SIS Moon sets 7;Ss Pm Mems ass
WATER
<n-ssudy Hook. a3s Gov Island s58 Hell. GAIA lls1
PN-Sandy HooE. lO:l3 Gov Island l02o Hell GAIA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

ALvA n MIDGET DEAD
A,vab Mudgets. q we'll known shipbroker doing JUST
re.s n. No. 80 Soust died suddenly at his home NO.
Iw, Pacific ST.. Brooklyn, "Wednesday night he was
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POSITION WANTED - governess or -
takp care Of AL invalid by ~ exp~Yi-
cnced and Trustworthy lady; best refer.
encea Addsyss u. BOY u. Tribune ounce:
n ELIABLE colOred help Furnished to hll
IL All capacities, for city add country,
male and female. PORTEk'S Agency, ~
West 3ad.ss.
Oc1usTRESS--Rvy cry eoo6 .evee A.
= customtd 70 assist In dresamaking; 20
out hy the day: highest references. "A.
drcss ST.AMSTRESS care Mn, Ailhboch,
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y private family: would assist with other
work tcfms moderats reference Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
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lie came and went as he chose he WAS governed only
Was lawn tennis game in progress anywhere In town.
the furnaces could walt. ,. -. s. r.s
Captain scard asked why this negsesM no q pas. in
t,ma,ed that II would have avaled ntte Mf; rsi ~
was earnest in his REMARKS ne ork shouM
MI Porter of the spans steel and Iron COMPANY OF
Letter rrade Of material if the tensile strength we.
reduced modihcation Of the of double the
anShf ssneeaSt. Of Oliver Brothers Co.. Of Ptsoure
favored as . ss'n Mas no % eans IN the
plaint Of the Inspection The Scvsmmentt eonce,"s
double !s.s Ss NJ
Government vet but not twice that o. ths avnrn
ment rejects The firm has about 10 per cent Te'ec-
siderable dcuity iD meeting chemical requirements
The firm has had go per cent Of re!ec,'G ,.,u-o sd
that the Arm I'm GsG I'VE. mod
s sssn 6. : snS Ra'i ss the eq Sos
er s1 q Uniform size sna style Of bolt;
There were ,,s xnS' sns ssSh
NJ Taylor Of re Linden Steel COMPANY savi'sa
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sss Gs.';s lsss
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-17

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