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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26
Calma

que lamentar desgracia alguna en- ell
campamento incendiado visitado hoy
por todo cl pueblo, ha vuelto a rssta-
blecerse la vida ordinaria va estan
levantando nuevamente las tiendas de
campanas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26
HeridOs

Cuatro bomberos levemente heridos,
y un americana al que pasaron por enci-
ma algunos caballos, de los que, esca-
pados de Las caballerizas por efecto del
fuego, corrfan por GALES y plazas produ-
ciendo mayor sensaoion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26
"LASCOLUMNAS''
Antes " La Pena"
frente al almatea d los Sres. Vidal yC
GALE CRISTINA-
.es I" La Pena y



El que suscribe, duefio de este ests-
blecimientc, accediendo gustoso la
iudicaciones de muchas personas de ests
ciudad, adiptas & conner bier. y que ma
brindan su concurso, conociendo come
oonocen mis- disposiciones en- la direco
ci6n de Hoteles, Restaurants, Fondas,
& & ha dispuesto anpliar desde Ell Is
del corriente las operaciones de 81 es
eablecimiento constituyendo dentro de
81 un buen Resta rants, donde servire
oomidas selectas y al gusto a todos los
parroquianos que Sc sirvan visitarme,
ofreciendo adenas hacerme cargo de
baCeas domicilio precios convencio-
males
Cuenta para ell case con empleados g
mis- 6rdenes de recon sndables condicic-
nes personal competente para la di-
recci0n culinaria, todo 10 cual me per
mitira ofrecer
I'm es m srad0 se' vici1
que no dejara NADIA que desear al gusto
mas exigente.
Va sabeD, pnes, mis- parroquianos de
Ponce de Ia Isls, que desde el . de
Febrero encontrar&n en- "LAS CO
UMNAS" comidas d todas horas du-l
rante el dfs. y exquisitas eena., dulces,
cafe, chocolate, tabacos y cigarrillos y
icores durante In noche.
Santiago Gim6nez.
Los precioa condolences estaran e.
jados en- Ell Ests blecimiento.
Ponce, Enero II de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26
Sc Vende esss.' uss

tuada en- el barrie de Nachuelo- arriba tres
cuartos de hora dists nte de esta ciudad. e.
tt sembrada de yerba de guinea, matoto v
frutos MEMORIES; there seua Dor tcdas parties
cases en- buen tado. La persona Que
"a interese puede dirigfrfe den Fsrrsrdo
Alsina 6 don Felix Ts,rsec6 ronce, 10
Enero de 1929 I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26
0rigen del fuego

No se sabe ciencia cierta ell mott
vo original del fuego, pero dado cue
tenfa que ser interna la causa que 10 pro-
dujera, por razones de absolute prohibl-
ci6n para entrar en- ningun oampamento
militar donde existen los ceDtinelas con
la consigna de orden, hay que busear
ell motive en- las circunstarcias desarro-
fladas en- ell propio centro.
Sc dice generalmeHte, sin que 10 sc
pamos de modo cierto, que al ir a bus
car alimento para los oaballos algunos
de los encargados, Sc le escape alguna
punta de fosforo 8 de cigarros. produ-
ciendo de modo breve ell incendio dado
ell combustible poderoso que tenfa con
la avena y el heno allf depositado.
Els de advertir que en- letras leibles
habfa un rotulo en- dicho departamento
que decfa: Sc orohibe .ftmar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26

Los demas radios que forman dieho
campamento estan ocupados por las
tiendas de campahss, carros de artille-
rrfa con sus respectitvos cafiones Pc
sebres de caballos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26
HAY DE VENTA

En- la hacienda Amelia doce tr ,s.
tres y medic cuatro af5os de edaf, don q
dos para cocha y silla, y de bnena rsza.
Ponce, IL de Enero de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-26

FRANCESCA TOMAS TiZOL Pre-
fesora en- partos.-O Ofrece sus servicioe
ca Ia calle de Ia Salud rdmero 10, fren
te s los baf1os de Navarro-Ponce 10
de Nbre. 1898 ! af1o Y. ..
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
NETWORK CITY.

mating Of the New-York Historical Society
will he held at $50 O'Clock Tuesday night at tho
bau Of the society. Eleventh-st. and second-ave
Henry Whittemore will read A paper on bree-
masonry in the War OF the Revolution"
free lecture on cremation with new stereopt-
con views the first of its kind given in this CITY,
With annropriate organ service will be delivered
hv Sadakichi Hartmann at Berkeley Lyceum, NO
80 West Forty-fourth-st., on Wednesday at SI5
p. m.
Professor F. II. Griggs will lecture before the
People's Institute at Cooper Union tonight Oh
"Fpictetus and Marcus Aurelius. This Is the
third of his six lectures on Moral Leaders
The anniversary OF the Gospel Mission 70 the
Tombs will take place in the South Reformed
church Madison-ave and Thrty-eighth-st, to-
morrow evening at O'clock There Will be special
n,us,c The Rev Dr. Roderck Terry, president Of
tho society: the Rev Dr. Howard Agnew Johnson
and Chaplain Munro will speak Of the work 1t Is
hoped that George F. Sterry, the treasurer VIII DO
NJ, hand 10 make n statement. This society mas
been IN operation a quarter Of a century.
General Van Der Voort will speak on "Our New
Possessions" at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at D. m Miss Jennie f. An
drews will follow him. speaking on the orphanase
about TO be founded for homeless children in cuba
IN memory Of Mrs. Thurston. the wife OF Senator
Thurston. OF Nebraska General Van Der Noort
is an ex-Commander in Chief OF the Grand Army
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
YONKERS.

A tall handsome woman is prisoner In the JAN
with a probable term for grand larceny staring heI
In the face 1t required the services OF morse anu
wagon TO convey the punder that was found IN nef
spartments to the police station She IS MIS- M EI,rn @
Mahonev the wife of an eX-conNlCt rOI SO'it =,
time past Mrs Johnston. the wife Of Professor Is.
r. johnston Of this city. has been miSSs ,. koard
HE articles from her apartments in priVate Doaru
ing house in Warburton-ave. Suspicion IesteG On
Nc Wahoney The police visited her house yester-
dav and they found all Of Mrs Johnstons stolen
property and much more The snsRecTea HToSe was
beine taken Of the goods She sat perfectly sun
and found that she had Ss pastor
n, Christ Emmanuel Chapel. a silver loving cup
has been presented 10 him by the members.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
PORT CHESTER.

A number Of the leading citizens OF the town OF
Rye held a meeting in the Windsor Ho'e' for.
Chester last night 10 consider a project 10 pond
,ho ,own for s3oO 900 for improvements. 1t is pro-
nosod N expend the greater amount Of this sum in
the purchase Of ninety acres Of land on Long Island
Sound TO be used for park. The site under con-
s,deration is occupied by the summer resorts on
Rve Reach and Edwards Beach Hill, ana rs
bounded by Apawamis, Rye Beach ana fO1esS
The Eagle Foundry, was chairman. and Clement D.
Camp Secretary Of the meeting. Among those N
eterdance were John W. McCarty, PRESIDENT OF
tbe Village of Port Chester; Supervisor Charles FL
dredge. Trustee Samuel Comfy, John A. Gwynne
Hanford NJ Henderson. Maurice Dillon ana De
witt G, lyon After talking the matter over, II
was decided TO authorize the chairman 70 spPohit oni
a committee OF seven citizens TO ascertain the feel-
ing of the people of the town toward the improve
nitted AT the next town election
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The Cunard liner Campania, which Will sail 10
day for Liverpool. will carry among others Mr..
and Mrs. s +. b. Biddle OF Philadelphia; Captain
u. NJ. DAFT. Count Aladar Dessewny Lieutenant
Jean laval. John L. Redmond. NJ. p: Daniel
Talon, Lord Mayor OF Dublin. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyndham II. Wynne.
Among those who will sail to-day on the North
German Lloyd steamer Ems. for Genoa by way OF
Gibraltar and Naples, Bishop BRANDED, Of Port
land. Ore: Lieutenant Paul Flaskamp, the Rev.
Dr ana Mrs Edward A Renouf and Miss Eliza
Deth Blake Of this city, and a party OF friends.
bound FOR the Blake cottage at Nice
Among those who arrived here yesterday on tho
White Star liner Germanic, from Liverpool, were
". J. Arbucke, Austin Corbin, Captain o. Daniel
son and Professor l.. j. Is. Lincoln.
Canon Rogers and Bishop f. S Chatard. OF Indi-
annapolis. expected to-day the Umbria, OF
the Cunard Line.
Mrs. Lieutenant Commander Denig will sail for
Rotterdam to-day on tho Holland America liner
SDaarnd
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN FOR POLICE.

CHIEF DEvERY QUOTED IN FAVOR OF USING 1T
FOR OFFICES AND DRIILRooM.
Much scorn and derision were expressed by New
Workers yesterday on account OF a proposal or
Chief Of Police Devery to have the city buy the
Madison Square Garden Building and turn 1t over
10 the police for use headquarters and drill
room. Mr.. Devery has declared that the Health
Department, which has been driven in turn from
the Central Office. in Mulberry-st.. and from the
Criminal Courts Building. might go back 10 Null
bArry-st II the Madison Square Garden is secured
for the police. Then, Mr. Devery declares. the
notice could have thousand drill at once un-
der one roof without the trouble of hiring ar
mories There would be room IN the Madison
Souare Garden. he thinks, for suitable offices for
himself. the Police Commissioners and other police
officials.
Better police work in the streets and not better
offices for the officials and larger drillrooms for
{he men is what is needed. citizens were saying
Yesterday. Under the present Tammany adminis-
fration il was declared the police corruption and
ineficiency have become notorious
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
BoGG FOR BRYANS RUNNING MATE.

Austin Tex, Dec. l-While William J. Bryan
and other politicians were making rear end train
speeches at Eigin. this CITY, last evening. a
boom was started for Ex-Governor James Hogg
for second place the National Democratic ticket,
and Mr. Bryan warmly applauded the proposition.
Attorney General Smith exto,led Mr.. Bryan as a
great leader and assured the audience that he
would be elected President in 1900. Mr. Smith added
that he hoped 10 see. and knew that he would see
Ex-Governor Hogg occupying the second place on
the National ticket, he would make an excellent
running mate for Mr. Bryan This created great
enthusiasm. and Mr.. Bryan appauded heartily with
the remainder Of the crowd. Cries for HOg2
brought him 10 the front and he announced that
the honor sought 10 be thrust upon him moro
than he expected: that he did not want any of1co
and was not looking for any. that he thought the
Vice-Presidency should go TO a Western man.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
CONSERVATIVES OFTEN THE HEREfICS.
ASSERTION BY PROFESSOR BORDEN P. BowND AT
METHODIST CHURCH CONGRESS.

METHODIST CHURCH CONGhESS
St. Louis Dec AT the Methodist Episcopal
Church Congress in the Iindell Avenue Methodist
Church to-day an address on The Present Needs
Of the Ministry" made by Professor Borden
p Bovine OF Boston University. The question OF
the higher criticism OF the Bible was touched on III
the course OF Professor Bowne's remarks. Con-
servatives received rap from the speaker. VINO
made the assertion that they, in many cases. were
the real heretics
Wise men" said the Professor. "hold fast 10 the
past so far as It is good and look TO the future
for new truths" Concerning these new truths the
speaker said that in themselves, they were as
turbing and embarrassing until assmilated and
that in searching them out the whole aim shouId
be 10 lead men TO God. Professor Bovine pleaded
for a broader view OF religion, asserting that re-
ligion Is not mere doing OF this or that' Dut
principle OF well doing
The congress adjourned this afternoon. after
having been in session FIVE days, attended by some
OF the most eminent ministers in the denomination.
AS the congress possessed no executive authority
nothing was done Ut 10 openly discuss ques-
tions affecting the Ian progress or to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
SING SING.

Word has been received in this village OF 'nv
o.ro,,zat,on Of the Sing Sing Lighting COMPANY
20 furnish gas and electricity in Sing sing anu anu
other towns in the county The papers ths Veapitai
ine ~ en- Co The directors named are J9hh NM
anS r F. Wthaus of Brooklyn, ana l.: d. r,nil nv
~ NV, charging 81 80 n thousand feet on,
Of 20 cents having been made last Ma May FOR ' fran
orDanv Oo has not yet made application LOT . g., he
IIna 20 Law mains and erect lamps anu ~ H,oit,od
,,n,ed That the Village Trustees are notntoo not 70
e ,n Trent further franchises TO gas companies "
Peter J. keenan, the proprietor OF h0tei h p1opepty
which he established in 1850 leased or,un1yIle and
nstordav 70 Mrs c. Derfelter OF blenvlie' anu
?ba business will be carried on In her haino'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
NFVV CAMERA COMPANY.

Albany, Dec. There was hleu VIII. .NDo-o ,'o 80
49,, - ctata today the certificate OF incorpora-
,,on ~ tho Rochester Optical and Camera Com
nanv Of Rochester. with capital Of $4,000 Inc
company will begin business with 2'opVo' anu
the directors are William F. Carlton. Harvey d.
carlton. Rufus X Dryer Benjamin E. Chase Ed
ward W Reck Vincent NJ Smith ana rreqSFichS Ter Suit
~ stock, William F. Carlton having 1900 shares
and Harvey b. Carlton $50 shares.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
UPHOLSTERY WEAVERS' STRIKE.

Philadelphia. Dec. About 800 union upholstery
went strike to-day. closing twenty
six mills and throwing out OF employment nearly
5000 hands engaged IN various departments OF the
factories. The strikers demanded working week
OF hfty-hve hours and 10 cents an hour for over
time. and an Increased wage scale
The advance asked is ,oneral Increase OF about
q per cent The strike is the result OF the failure
OF the manufacturers to sign the new scale pre-
sented by the Weavers' Union a few days ago
Many OF the manufacturers had made an advance
OF 10 per cent, end when the new demand was
made they refused 10 consider IL. The weavers sci
to-day for a nnal answer which was not fort
coming and they went out In a body
This city and Paterson. N j.. are the centres of
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

rhe December term OF the Supreme OouIt wiz
begin on Monday. Justice Martin j. keogh' OF >vw
Rochelle, presiding, The civil CALENDAR con1aln,
two hundred and fifteen causes me cr'''''"'
rs S,,nerysors' COMMITTEES which has oeen IN
vest,gating the warburton-ave extension nessrs so
mission held its final session y9 iny,missoner
snsctiSey testified as TO the cost OF the con-
structon Of the bridges. the conni'io in January
MI Investigatng Committee was appointed, aSs
spring by the Democratic BOARD OF py sup The
sEnvne,gation has been looked upon py nahS horie
noiitlcai measure. The Warburton-aNie, ~ obsree
a Poih ~ oons,r,,cton Of which has been IN chase
W ,xc sensrate commissions. has cost aoouo Sav,
coo Of which the county paid S6oVW b,rg ne nd
ing sum was paid by the to"h Vi
The city Of Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
NEW-ROCHELLE>

,avor Dillon and the Aldermen have oeeh ,r mo.u
,rr conferences with representatives. OF ."o n,
Haven Railroad and as result II Is S"' ,'oon The
,oad pe, % nompany will repair the approach to ,he
s,a+,on IN Mechanic-s and will build apPrTSaehgTt Sa It
on both sides Of the Centre-asveh peeDle in West
Esxy Re qfs The company will bear part STdgo G
the expense OF repairing the at 'Woodsdo
ana MI WI rria6n SIS which leads the freight yard
The Aldermen will hold special "a Of a
Iuesoay yo,er and II is understood that new prop
os3tion from Colonel Richard Latners WI VIII ,esding
ceived ofrering to deed the city a hs"""' '
20 the village OF North Pelham .Ao,,, q vear
Daniel Hynes. who disappeared AoUIt Aarrived home
aso ak oTbsnkssiving Day. He wore soldier uIn ,ba
FORM and had Just returned from serVlce III ''0
Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

.,.a.o-s. Association No s6 East Twelfth
ST.. 1890 a.
league for Political Education. II n m
ceverth Regiment Athletic Association gahes'
armory, p. m
Pocontion for Joseph Howard, 5r, Press Cluo'
evening. WI,
w. James's lecture Museum Of Natural HIS
Lecture by Charles sprague Smith. Metropolitan
Museum Of Art. II a. m.
Free lecture by Professor William Lbbey. cooper
Union. p. m. o,,
Entertainment at West side Young Mems Chris
tian Association, No. 3lS West Fifty-seventh-st.'
70.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
HARR1oT REBUKEs A CITIZENS CLUB

8. Carman Harriet has written letter TO w
Wilberforce Smith. chairman OF the Citizens Union
Club Of the IXth Assembly District declaring that
the fusion at the last election was not the proper
kind OF union, and asking why an eight hour labor
law plank was inserted in the blanks for member
ship In the Citizens Union He asks II 1t does not
look II the clause was inserted 10 catch a class
vote The conclusion Of his letter is tho following
The mission Of our work should be 10 enlist all
men to night In tho good cause. without soliciting
pear to understand the fundamental principles OF
liberty and justice for all mankind high or low.
or
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
SEEKING TUNNEL CONTRACT FORMS

Annlicat,ons for tho printed form Of the contract
,or ,he underground rapid transit railroad nave
been made by forty-three persons to william bar'
clay Parsons the chief engineer Of the Rapid iran
s,t Commission. No record has been kept OF the
names OF the applicants Mr.. Parsons said yes
terday that the corporations from which tne coh-
,,;os,or exneced bids for the underground railroad
had NOT -ent for copies OF the contract lie thought
that the applicants were persons who expected 10
bid on the sub-contracts.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
MOUNT VERNON.

Isaac r. Carpenter. we'll known contractor @,,u
builder OF this city. assigned yesterday TO how,,
/. Thomas. Of Yonkers. Mr.. Carpenter recently
had a contract to help build the large car s paIns
Of the Union Railway in this city. but was o0Ne'N
TO give II up ,o, 60 Charles Wan
smaker on Thursday night al the nome QI Hei
annie G II. O Houghton. The Rev. Dr. W. A.
Granger of the Baptist Chqrce rmsr and the
hest man c. l.. Woodall, jr, of Elizabeth ~ De
a cousin OF the bridegroom.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The holhh0'
ALBEMARLE-Captan s. Dara Greene. OF GOV,
Sanford ~ the English Army. FIFTH AVENut-
Senator George f. Hoar. of Massachusetts. MAN- NJ,
HATTAN-George w. G.. Cady Of Syracuse Juuse
OoLns Arnns ~ Boston GRAND-Captan G W
McInce 7th United States Infantry ana Gene Genera
TvTjor, y Carl,n. L. s. A. Getired) WALDOhf-
wallace T. Foote, Of Port Henry, N l.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
TARRYTOWN.

A bov about eighteen years old was killed by
an express train on the New-York Central Ran
road near the Man-st. crossing THURSDAY high|
He was one OF four who were preparing 10 jump
.,thhourd freight His companions succeeded.
hut he became confused and was struck Dy ,u9 uiY9
exnress being hurled hfty feet and having ms skuI
corripsbed The body was removed to Nanderbilt 5
Ynorgue and Coroner Charles A. Miles OF 1ohhSl ;:
I,,ee sunmoned Unless the body is claimed to-day
n will be buried in Potter's Field
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
rrAcBERs TO GET NOVEMBER SALARIES

Controller Coler said yesterday that the schooi
teachers of Manhattan and The Bronx would ge.
,beir November salaries without deductions ana
tho payrolls for month will be audited on the
.,,a basts "a those of October without any de
Suctions from the increases made by the hodIu "a
Fducation which tho Corporation Counsel mas I ue
I11u9 MEAL This is a concession to the Board
oS Fduca tion, which has stood In the way Oh any
deductions from the November salaries.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
PORT CHESTER

The news Of the safety of Lieutenant Gillmore
and the seven sailors from the gunboat YORKTOWN
who are now prisoners held by Aguinaldo IN 'he
Philippine Islands has brought relief TO al easi
one Young woman In this place. She was eusase9s
to marry one OF the prisoners. but for months mad
feared that he dead
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02

Steamer Patria FD, Bourse. Marseilles November 0
Naples II. with mise and 927 steesse passengers to
steamer Merida ReIth. curacao November %; with
mdse to Boulton. Bliss Daett Arrived at the Bar at
TSrs, @ csTRgS R'%srasa ne Ns
at the Bar a. a. S,S Msr Grant m N.re,n, November %
with mdse to j r Van sickle
steamer Hamilton Dole, Norfolk and Newport News
steamer Buenaventura. Walker. Newport News, to the
sandy Hook J. Dec l. oao m--wnd south. mod
crate, cloudy, hazy or shore.
SAILED
Steamers Comal. for Galveston; Princess Anne Nor
folk and Newport News Santiago de Cuba. Santiago etc.
colorado Brunswick. Atlas with an oil barge. savan-
United state, ,ranspor, sedswick
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Dec Arrived. steamer Beilanoch C3r
Robertson New-York FOR Manchester; sailed. steamer
London. Nov s6-Auycd, steamers Manitou Br) Can
nS@ Beasmber sailed steamer Msa tr saS
STS'''e' YSrS '"'''1 '''' '~'''""'' New
ash 3 Of %H DSS S
Brow Head, Pee !. 7:2o ? m-Passed steamer E,ruria
May Island & Dec l-IPsssed steamer Manhanse, (B).
L@ith. Dec Arrived. steamer Manhanset (Br) Walker
N.wcastle. Nov ao-Arrived. steamer Mar,nso pr.
Bingham. New-York '''''
c0penhasen,. Nov 2o-sailed steamer Island DAM.
a1,%OqTs pee ImATFiyss Kvarven CNO.
New York. via Southampton.
Rotterdam. Nov Go-Arrived. steamer Deutschland
tGer), Sehierhorst, New-York. December l. 2 m.
steamer Statendam Dutch Bouer New-York (after
grounding November 30. m, sailed. steamer Amster-
dam putchl. Roggeveen New York
Antwerp Dec ARRIVED, steamer British King (BD,
Willis New-York
Havre, Dec l. p m-Arrived steamer Ia Bretagne
(Fp. Alx. New York
Paulc Dec Arrived. steamer Woolloomooloo (Br).
Pontin New York for Havre
Gi6raltar Dec iIHssed steamer Hespera (Br). Cover
ley. New York for Marseilles etc
MaTseilles Dec Arrive ed. steamer Chateau Yquem
FD. Neuies. New-lork for Naples
Palermo Nov 20 Sailed, steamer plequa (sD. Brown,
from MesslnA for New-York.
Suez Dec Arrived, steamer Drummond (Br) Chubb.
Calcutta for New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

Frankfort. KY. Dec. l-June W. Gayle OF owen
County, nominated for Congress by the With
District Democratic Convention the sixty-sev-
enth ballot to-day, to I'll the vacancy caused by
the death Of Evan L. Settle.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
DISBURSEMENTS FOR BONDS.

The total disbursements by the Sub-Treasury
yesterday in payment for bonds presented under
Secretary Cages s25 10000 offer were 1896 7ls this
sum including premium and accrued interest. The
total payments 70 date have been se.s92sls.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02

the upholstery weaving industry In this country
and there are about 100 skilled weavers In Phila-
delphia The Orinoco and Century Mills, employing
about 100 weavers, have signed the new scale
They are the only female upholstery weavers In
this country,
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
VIRGINIA TOWN BURNED.

Cane Charles. Va. Dec. 1.-The entire business
norton Of Onancocoke, Accomac County va was
destroyed by FIRE at an early hour tnls lnotliis s
Tho loss Is estimated at 100000, with szoVV lNsu'
anca The origin of the fire is unknown
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
STATE CANALS CLOSED.

Albany. Dec. 1.-The State canals closed Of
iciay at to-day but tho water will be kept
in until Monday, 50 that all boats may get through.
Business has been better than last year.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY DECEMBER /. 1900
ARRIVED
Steamer city (Br. Savage Bristol November
and Swansea IS with mise to James Arkell & Co. Ar
rived at the Bar at $40 m.
Steamer Ferndene lBr Jones Shields November 10. 10
ballast 10 Norton Il Son Arrived at the Bar at
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
A TEACHER BURNED TO DEATH.
MISS 1NGERsoLL FATALLY INJURED WHILE
cRIMPING HER HAIR.

Catskiu n Y Dec. 1.-While crimping her hair
this morning Mary Edith Ingersol was fataly
burned death ensuing this afternoon Her halr
caught fire from the lamp she was using ana IN her
fright she ran out of doors. Before help reached
her the hair burned from her heau ana 'ho
c,otbino fron her body Miss Ingerso was a
teacher in Mr. Moody's school and came here 70
recover from an attack Of nervous prostration'
Her father r. d. Ingersoll. was at one tne PROM
nent in Young Mems Christian Association ralirodu
work with headquarters at Denver
New-York tribune., 1899-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7o6 Sunset 433 Moon 6:i3 Moons age 30
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook 6:s2 Cow Island 04 He'll Gate s.57
y M-Sandy Hook 6.52 Gov. Island 724 He'll Gate 9lI