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1 ... -.im.h, Kuiiji.j, i.e jum 1 J..c.. THE WOULD: 1 bjJ,SlAi EVENING. JAN LAilY 13. 1891. Improve k'ou- 4JondItlea fev a Wrl4 Wa.t- lS 3tffl
J 'MID FLOATING ICE,
F .. ,n .i.
An "Eienlng World'' Man's Export-
once In a Pilot-House.
D
I A Trip on a Ferry-Boat Through
; North Rivor Ico-Cakos.
M Ice Floe of To-Day nnd Those of
IB Forty Years Ago.
U Thess cold mornings, when the weather
M t particularly fine, ' passengers over the
II Jersey City ferries on the Pennsylvania,
Central liallroad of New Jersey nnd Erlo
boats find In tbs Ice floes of the North
I River a great deal tbat claims their atten
I tlon. They flock tqjfbe forward end of the
I big sldewheelers and scan the rivers sar-
.1. face, which nowadays is thickly studded
, -frith buge conireolcd masses.
I It seems to be a source of continual de-
M light for passengers to hang on to the
JB iron gates and gaze wonderlngly down at
vl tbe swiftly moving masses of ice and listen
J to the crispy churning and bumpety-
"tmW bnrapettng as the wooden flanges or " buck
ets " of tbe big wheels crash Into the frosty
seas.
If all the patrons ferried over tbe North
River ooald make the journey as did an
Krw to'ke slit mo mi xrrni.
artist of Tnr Evimko World and one of
Its reporters tbe other day within the spa
cious, comfortable confines of the pilot's
quarters, tbe wheelbouse they -would be
willing to forgive all tbe vexations delays
in "making slips" on cither side of the
river.
Even on days and in seasons when
nothing out of the ordinary happens a trip
in tbe whcelhouse Is always a novelty to
jaded and ennuled ferry travellers. But at
this frigid season, with tho river running,
at times, like a mill-race, with its great
tretches of glossy ice-floes, It is a truly
njoyable experience.
When tbe tun bad reached its highest
point in the canopy above, The Evkxino
Would artist and tbe reporter climbed to
Hie upper deck of one of tbe Pennsylvania's
fleet of ferryboats and pushed in behind the
sliding door of tho cosy wbeelhouse. A
pleasant, brown-eyed, thin-faced, rather
S weather-beaten looking man looked out
Jn from beneath tbe riior of a gold-braided
J P cap, which bore the word "Pilot" across
Its front. He stood in a questioning sort of
, attitude which bespoke a possible, resent
ment of the intrusion into bis domain.
1UN0INO OVB TUB FORWARD OATS.
" How do we go about securing tbe
proper permits for the privilege of steaming
oer and back with you a few times in tho
pilot-house?" was tbe reportorlal Inquiry.
Ills features relaxed, and his brown eyes
twinkled merrily as he replied: " Well. I
guess you've settled It, haven't you, by tak
ing possession here? You needn't go any
further. Make yourselves at home."
, The pilot on this particular boat was
Capt, James L. Price, who ever since 1851
( has shoved the noses of ferryboats In and
out of slips and docks on the North Klver
J in the employ of tbe Pennsylvania road.
Ho was a capital talker.
" Wo havi-n't been bothered very much,
to far this season, by lce,"he said. "You see
it's rather early In the Winter yet, and the
great bunks of ice have not started down
the river, from tho upper bays of Haver
siraw und those places. All this chewed
up looking, snowy, slushy, stuff is what
we cull drift Ice. Mho hardest obstacles in
tlili lino lire formed of Immense stretches,
unbroken lor hundreds of feet, and then we
full it fluid Ice. Later on, Held Ico will float
down on us and then there'll be bother for
us,
" This PtuH to-day, however, causes us
only a trilling Incouvenlence. It looks kind
of nusiy llku and bothersome, bnt It's only
UKlltUringblutr. Perhaps it will bother us
a mtlo iu retarding tho speed of the boats.
but nur eti'rines are pretiy powerful and
wo v ork I hrottgh it beautifully.
I " .Now field ice Is pretty solidly packed as
' 1(.l0"e clhvlngdnnn the rlveron an ebb
I Jle and a good stilt northwest wind blow-
"I remember, along back In the fifties,
'" tho boys used to go skating way out In
m tuo North Itlver, and sometimes go clear
Bfl '"-"Ms lo the Jersey side. There weren't so
BlDy ferryboats then, yon must remember,
t Bfl aua no efforts were mode to bang away tho
iflBfl I
floes. There are five times as many boats
shooting back and forth across tho river
now, and that keeps things mighty well
open,
" In those days there was only one track,
for a ferryboat which used lo ran across
from the foot of Canal street. You bet
there hasn't been much walking or skating
on tho ice In this river since the old palmy
days of the 'WK '
"You mightn't think so, but tho smaller
ferryboats, liko that Pennsylvania Annex
for Brooklyn you seo out in the river,
riLor rntci at TnitwnEzi.
manage to get along just as well as these
big ones do In the floating lee. Thry have
very powerful engine, and they an scoot
about and turn around almost within their
own length. It's the puffy little tugs with
long tows hehlnd them that get pocketed
In these Ice-drifts.
"It often happens that field Ice will Jam
up a big boat, liko our double decker New
Brunswick, and stop her completely: but It
depends upon the quality of the field Ice.
By that I mean It must be all thick, un
broken loe.
"Now, just look at that Hoboken boat.
You see, she couldn't make ber slip at the
foot of Barclay street properly on account
of the piling up of the drift Ice at the mouth
of her slip. Bee, she has drawn out, and Is
away down almost at tho Battery. She'll
finally get In all O. K. when she works up
under a good headway and gets a 'bead
drawn right on tho slip.
SPa
LOOKING DOWN ON TBI PADDLI V11III.
"There's the Mnntclalr, too. She's backed
out almost to tbe centra of tbe river, and
sure enough, there's the Orange resting
quietly Iu the middle of the stream. But
they halt for only a few minutes and finally
haul In all right."
It was a thrilling slgbt from Inside the
warm w heellionkc, taking a sweeping view
In every direction. Tbe sun root ltd rays In
dazzling profusion upon the lumpy surface
of the North River and the dancing reflec
tions shitted kaleidoscoplcaily from block
to block until tbe eyes grew strained and
almost blinded. It was a relief to raise the
eyes skyward and ease them br a view of
the top of the Pulitzer Building, which
seemed to literally pierce tho fleecy banks
in the heavens
Away to the left, with her arm stretching
high in the hazy air, was Miss Liberty
looking from within Captain Price's
quarters more liko a pleco tie resistance in
Ice cream than anything else.
Hugging closely the New York shore as
far as one could see north and south was
tbe drift Ice packed In closely and appar.
ently utinssallotilo. From tho Jersey shore
It seemed as If this frosted border must
surely extend fully to midstream. It was
an Arc Ic marine scene, local though It as,
which might have warranted a supreme ef
fort of tho painter's brush.
By this time Capt, Price had his craft
headed well tn towards tho Cortlandt street
slip again, and the Ice floe was swishing
down river past the boat's bow and bin
piers and docks with panoramic swiftness
and effect.
in Tits sur.
As the prow of the boat crunched Intc
the frozen stretches the occupants of the
whcelhouse began to get a good sliaklnn
up. The little circular home of tbe helms
man vibrated with a vivid dlstlnclnesi
which was entirely Imperceptible to the
deck passengers. It was muib like the jar
ring and swaying of the " Congressional
Limited " train which thunders along the
steel rails or the Pennsylvania road toward)
tbe seat of Government at Washington.
Pretty soon tho clanking wblr of tbe
heavy Iron chains, as they flew tound and
round the windlas on tbe, ferry dock, told
of the tying up of the boat, and tho news
paper pilots were once again on their native
Leather,
It wus a picturesque trip.
m
sought Death After BetrnyaL
Itrrrut to ihs rvyaiao woar-n.t
Lakcacti, Pa.. Jan. 18.-Auoie MeCloud,
wentv years old, living lo Aknn, ml eounir,
commuted otcWe last m.ntwlin stryeauine,
Sao had ocen betrajtd by her lover.
BLtHD DAN MURPHY IS DEAD.
ill CCtcrry Hill Is Mourning for in
Old-Time, BIg-Heartod Landlord.
Story of an Humble Immigrant's
Klin to Wenlth nnd Polit
ical Power.
A demure-faced and meltlnpejerl llttlo
woman, a beat and helpletalv blind old ma-,
w 'oc teem locks had I en blanched by many
rum, moving .lowly through th streets and
linn ana alleys of the Fnnrth War!.
The have been familiar Bgurea on Cherry
11 ill these many y.ars, bot t y will he seen
no mors, and there's mourning amonc tot
poor tenantry of the old-f.uhloned Buildings
om'er the shadow of Brooklyn Bridie.
Old Din Marphy, the blind King of Cherry
HIM, Ilea dead In bis coffin la the snog little
paiUr on the flrat floor of "Krrry Casus," at
the junction of Mew Chamber, t'eail and Mad
ison sireetv and the dainty danihter Annie
has tears In her soft, rich bine eyes, and her
gentle, nnnded chin qnlvers, as on aftar an
other the poor tenants of Cnerry street paaa In
to look npon the face of their dead friend.
For Daniel Mnrpbj's eighty-on years of lift
were full of snob deens as call forth homely
eulogy from the honest hearts of those humble
people who have been his tenants and hla
friends.
"Ah and aa!" exclaimed one at the Ionian
of Dan Mnrotiy'a tenement, 10 and n Cherry
strset. "Dan Marphy was a decent man. In
deed. He was good to the widowa sirogg ling
to keep their children togetasr. Bare, none of
them was anfferlng for a ton of coal or a bag
of potatoes. I know, for I've been his tenant
her mors than thirty years, and It's honest to
ssy tbe truth."
"Twenty and twsnty-two," aa th risen la
known, conatsis of halt a dostn building's,
Iront and rear. No. to ts two stories la front,
snd then three jnat back of the front and two
atain nst back of that. There la a long, nar
row, aved passage between 20 and Si, and
No. W Is three stories and basement on Cherry
street. Then there Is a paved area, to feet
eqnre, and back of that another three-story
bull. ling.
The Cherry street houses were a half etntnry
ago tbe homes of tbe old Knickerbocker arli
tocraci, and a century ago President Oeori:
aahingion resided la a splendid mansion
almost directly oppialte.
These glorlea are now faded, ana In No. SO
and 33 twenty-elf bt families Had their hornet,
each ureal, old-faanloaed parlor serving alone
for a family. Bat the broad balls and humble
homes that open Into them aa it they were
atreets ate very neat and clean.
D-iu Murphy was not the man to crowd his
poor tenant. lie was a true-born Irishman,
a natlva of County Kerry, lie 1st; the Green
file to come to America on account of an En
glish treaaon writ a xty years ago, and he hated
England and Ensllih methods.
No fear of evtotlon ever disturbed bia ten
ants. Wi.en they had the rent he took; It.
When they tad it not hsflitt asked It they
needed rnlp snd then passed on.
He owned not umy this Chtrrr street tene
ment but tne Bnt nvt-story brick bulldmir
known aa "Kerry Castle," and other plecea of
property. Uo ws wort i $300,000.
When tie came to America Iu 1S30, joung snd
vigorous, be began aa a small groier In mooe
street, ue waa very irugai, and ha i a faithful
helpmeet In Kllen i arret. He thrived, aud
toon had aaecind groo ry lo Cherry atreet.
He waa apoarer In politics, a stanch Catho
lic, and a Dan whosr won was a good aa hu
bond. Commission, r Brennan appointed him
Clerk of tbe old City Market and Caiharlne
Market. Ua was moch txerclaed over the
se tiug of Hayes aa President, for he waa an
ardtnt follower of Tilden, and In lato he waa
plaord on the Hanooek electoral ticket, and he
subscribed S&j 000 to the IMmocratto campaign
land.
About this time San Murphy began to deal In
real estate.
II be. ame totally bllsd twelve years ago,
the reault of kidney troubles, and alnoe tneo
Annla haa been bis tai'hfnl guide and staff.
He bad mora than fifty i amines on hla rent
roll, aud mure man half of them were bus
ban Hess, fut.ierleta families. Tn word of
Blnu Murphy aas mora potent than a diy
ordinance or a leglalatlv atatnt on Cherry
UliU
The expatriated Irishman's hatred of Eng
land wastlee . He contributed largely to every
Irish campalf o fund, tn iord Farnell and ail.
mired uiaiUtnne. Several year ago lie
eroded a 128, 000 granite vault and monument
on hi plot in Calvari Cemetery snd on one
face of th shaft waa cblaelled thea word:
; To outtaat tbt Br.tUh Monarchy. :
Ellen Uarrel w nt the war of all fleah many
years tuo, and the widow UrlJgat tfe-nnett be.
cmne Dan mrih;' second true. The iten'le
little Annie waa arr chil '. and tnere ha been
between thl sweet young qlrl and hi-r gJ
ana afflicted father a remarkable bond of love.
l.at F-tirnary the intra arte lull of tne rumor
that Anuie ntu eloped wKalommr Dlvver.ihe
ann ot Police JuaiK Dlvvcr. (Join- to the
blind old man for Information, a ret.1 ed
feebly :
"Annie, my Annie, would never run away
from me. II the aaa married young Ulvver
wlijOo.l ble-t mtru! I would never aland in
An iile'i way."
Annie wa visiting her half brother In St.
Loutr, and sh o. me hurrying home when f
learned ol the rumor, but th uiwnot ot It wa
that June is l at, at old Dan's requeat, the
rooiiest Utile creature visited Bt. Andrew'
Caurch ou the armor young Differ and Fit her
Orvena mad them one, iluce which they have
lived with Mr. Morrhr.
Mr. Murphy dttd a Hill before t o'clock yes
terday i.ftrroooa ol aeart failure and old age,
wl h Annla at ta bedside.
The ibrpae of "Blind Murphy" waa
waked laat night and all the tenant came
weeping t th chamber of death. The
waking will continue to-nght and aaaln
to-morrow night, and at H o'clook
Tuureday morning tne waatad lody win tie
taken lo bi. Andrew', in Duant atreet, nd
Father Uwtna wtil celebrate a aoleinn requlam
mata fur tne tiepartel aoul. Tne Interment
will be at Calvary, under the monument that
voicra the ha red of Dan Murphy tor all that la
Koultah.
Bridget Benn t Mnrphvlslong since dead,
and little Annie Murphy Dlvver la all that la
lett to inherit the loriuue of "Dltnd Murphy."
at
OUTBREAK IT VALPARAISO.
' i
Chilians Objeot to the Oolleotion
of Government Taxes.
1st cibue to Trie raxts warwa asaociATiov.
Paris, Jan. 18. xenor Autunei. Chilian
Mlnlaler. Iu an Interview to-day acknowledged
that there bad been a rntdlo dtsturi ance in
Valpsralso, but denied that It waa ot a revolu
tionary cnaraeter, or that there had been any
light ng in the streets.
li grew out of a proieat agaliat tk Illegality
of the uoilectlun of certain taxes which bad
not been aanet'oued by ConrroM, ht and. In
the dlaorder which followed and which waa
qoicklr auppr.f'-d, the armr look aid en with
iheuovernmrnt, anu of in navy only three
ship nut of Ihiriy-oae look part with the opposition.
i m
! No Work Tet at the Edison Build
! lntr.
i There were no workmen snd no signs ot a
settlement of the labor trouble at tn Kdloa
i I und ot in Uroad street to-day.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tiii5"i.i;dkb,"tiikiii:ht wati:r.
CKaCKKU Id Ilia r'di nllroDmie and phoa
pha.lo. di reiftt nt MHlat a powait ll bollder up of
lu,n. IIKuLTII HJOD Uu,, (.1 6tb afaaua.
TO Kklltfl.ATi: "TIHT taTtlMAC'lf.
lifer and l.pl, and proiiola dUMtloa, (akauuai ul
ctrtrr'a laltm ln.r I ilia .rriht. fry Ibam.
" TtNCIUMt HltANI) roiLAItrH ".
Kodat.1' "Ijoaum."
. ftTANPAIin lUtiNO COI.I.AU8 FOU
Ladlaa. llainuaidt, I'allU hailatn.
I
THE REPUBLIGAI PRIMARIES.
. i a Ia af .
FoIIb Will Bo Open for Enrolled
Voters from 3 to 9 P. M. To-Day.
The npubliean primr e eeetir to-day. In
each ot the tweniy-tour Aaembly diatrlctt ot
the city 1 1 pulls are to be opined at S o'clock
thla afternoon, and will cloa at Ike laat atroke
of to-night.
Ildnaa are be no raeane harmonlooa In the
U. U. P. oraauttation. Contette sre on lo at
leaat Bve ot th dlattlcts, and in evry one the
fight Is a ilepei ate one, unless that In tne Kirat
Uatrlct be except e I
Tnere it laa battle of the Jicttori. John U.
(Irlmes, the prent leader, l Aaaislsnt Cus
todian of the Federal llnildtng. Peter Patten,
Junltor of the Potior ntilliilnv, wanta Crimea'
place as leader, ahd will maa a atrong cftort
to secure it.
Ex-1'olice Commissioner Staphen D. French's
retirement from th leadership In th Fifth
Ulitrlcl has revived the fight between the old
factions led respeo'itely by Frank Carroll and
Tne. Allen, wlih Audley J. lloonty and Cor
nelius Donovan airmailing aldeahowa and oe
Ing as couipromls If tilers.
Th queallon with Eighth Dutnet Itepubu
cans until recently waa whether Boas Piatt bad
completed hla arrangement with Assembly
man JohnE. Drodskv and Alderman "Silver
Dollar" Mnllh whereby those lea.iers of the
O'mlenltea ire to be gun charge and control
of th regular organisation.
Aaaemblyman Drodaky to-day announced
poaltlvely that he bad no
Ex-Police Justice Patterson Hood tn the way.
There Is an old land between him and Brodsky
and ht wonld not consent to th latter taking
the leadership In th Eighth.
He offered It to Martin Eagtl ,nd othtr
O'Dtienlte. but each refused to take It, aaylng
that they would only come into tbe regular
Republican organisation when Brodaky la
given the leadersnlp.
The result Is that the O'Brleoltr will prob
ably keep awsy from the primary snd Quatav
Kchnrmsnn bt chon leader without oppo
iilton. In the Thirteenth Dlatnet there Is liable 1 1 be
a luuloioua bailie between Iho Ulbba ami
Cowls fae Ion. It may bt something after
the style of "swords at teupaoca."
Tne primary Is called to be held st the hesd
quaiteraof tne Olbba faction, at sX9 Egnta
av e .ue, but It haa lieen Intimated that tn ad
hereuta of tx-Aldernian Cow will meet l
ttie.r iieadquarters on theTwenty-thltu atrial
front of tne Ur.nd Ooera-Uoute, arout, the
corner from No. suo, and there cast their
vou a.
Tills will Insnr a bloodiest battle, and the
Cnwirltes any that tt will determine the
atreonti of the factions just as well, by show
ing whlih reielved the greatest number ol
vines cist by the enrolled Kepub leans ol the
district.
Tne (llDba offer of truce, which was sent to
tne Cowlo camp laat week, waa not re
sponded to.
Oibi.s'a Committee wnlted for three evening
for a reply, aud Haturday nlgnt cave up tne
Sort lor peace an be ring that Cowis and nn
fneuda were nga ji l In making op a tlikei of
their own to be voteu for ai the prnnarlea.
No matter If the Glbbt laottnn iloe. receive
the greater number ot vutea, me Cowleltes ex
pect to be recognised by the County Com
mittee. A new face will bo found In the Executive
('ornmltlee from tne Sixteenth Blaiilc iienry
Kropr, who suoceede t tat late Mike Cregan,
haa tired of the-leaderahlp and haa ietlre in
favor ol City Mransl Klcbar-i M. Lusn.
Ou' of the Derce-t Og'itu will be in the Twen
tieth District, where Police Justice Solon B.
Mnlth la uliemptlmr to prove by his trengih
hla riirhi to reappointment tt Ike hand of
Mayor Grant.
Lawyer W 111am A. Oana la hla opponent, and
If ne does not wiu at the poiia w ll try to enter
lb County Committee ou a corneal.
The men wio will pro iabiy be district lesd.
ers hen the County Committee It Anally or
ganised tra:
Fmt ni.lriot John fl. flrima.
fiaeonil Dlatnot tnU 6h.
'third Oi.tnet Charttt H. Morray.
F ortb Ulalrtct John Coillna.
Fifth Ulatnot-urntUaa Doaof aa.
Plith lllatnetlohn Mrapaon.
baftDth DiaU let John D.t.awao.
Kiabth Olttrlet- OsaiaT cbaiaaan.
Ninth Diatnct-Otorf B. Ueana.
Tnth INatrtotfttratnnd eiamao.
Klaf anth Dlatrlot Ueora Bliaa.
Twalllh Diairtot Otorae Milliard.
Tb rtvanth Plalriel llrnry L. hpraana.
Fnortecnin Dialnot-Jobn It. Noeent.
FlfteaDtb Diatriot R teridan hbnok.
elsUaalb Dutrlet Rlohard M. Luah.
fnttb Di.triet Ueonrt Mantaaker.
ftgnunth Diatnct Barnard Blaiin.
rfluatncnth tllat riot John Ralaenwebae.
'Iwaniletb Dl trial William A. (lana
twentr brat Dl-triet William BrtxikSeld.
Twantr-aao-iDd Diatrleti-Join It. Geonar.
Twentf-thlrd Diatriet Frauk Barniind.
Twvntj-foarth Utatriot J. IJiomuSUaroa.
HEWS FROM FOREIGN SHORES.
Sensational Tale of an Extremist
Flan to Avenge Farnell.
f nv risLi to Tm raits xrws imociattok.1
. Iondox, Jan. IS. The Sheffield letivrapA
ssys It has been Informed from a secret source
that In cate l'arnell la throat from tne leader
ship of th Ir ah party extremists will Imme
diately proceed ts avenge him; mat th-y will
form an assassination club to atrlk down hla
euemlea; that Gladstone, Tim Hsaly and
other have been marked for vengeance;
that Parneli la aware of tbla and clings to tbt
leadership io avert It; that O'Br.ea has also
been reformed ot It, and that Is thorsssoa be
t osaxloui for sn smloble settlement.
KB. rABNILL IS MOW BK8TIN0.
fav taulx to the r&zas news Ataoci&now.l
Dublin, Jtn. IS. Mr. Parneli will addreta a
public rat ting at Tralee on Sunday next, will
apeak at Waterord on tbe lollowlag Sunday,
and at Eonla on Ve i. 1.
Ue Is now taking needed rest at Avoadale.
SlTa PILLON WILL SC LEADIB.
faraciAL ciBLS to ths mu wobld.1
London, Jin. IS. A newa despatch from
Paris ssys U Sleclr snnounces to-day, In dou
ble lead., that John Dillon will bennanlmoualy
chosen upon hla arrival la France aa the new
leader of the Irlab Parliamentary party.
Tbo Kaiser's Narrow Esoape from
Injury in a Collision of Sleighs.
IDUKLAr CABLE BWS SPrCIAL.
ItntUN, Jso. IS. Th KaUer had a narrow
eacape from serious Injury yesteritay while ont
sleighing on the Chsrlottenberg road.
The Imp rlsl d csrre Into oolllilon with
snother, Its side rails were ematned and the
horaes were barely restrained from running
away.
The Prisoner at Olot Fully Identified
as Padlewski.
(btcauli to tbs rates xxws association.
Mipxtn, Jan. IX mere Is no longer any
douut that the m-in arreated at Olot as the aa-
aatala of Gen. Sellverstofr la Paris Is
radli'WtkL
He haa been Identified by meant of puoto-
grapha forwarded to the p-.Uce.
IF YOU HAD A FRIEND
About to Tfilt kdi Met Ion of tb eovoUr whr
tntUrtevl tflMaWt, aittur la tbi form ol ebllli nJ
fTttr or Mltou rrBittat wu ptrticalirl rtf.
wbet would bo tboot tbo boot odTleo r u ooold trtfo
him? W) will tH joa to etrry oloac, or prouro
on evniVaDK, that potent motilcla! oolotrnord,
llocuttor't btomocb Blttort, known tbroagnoat
moUnaV ilaviud rosiona, bro osd tn otbr ooao
in, tuo kaiMt ruoonk ot dioormiaic tbo niu.
initio tcoOTC, ood robbing H of lw fll daitrvotiv
toltuencr Not only doo U lorti'y Iho rittn
br InrroMlng it vtarairiai, bat otrojrn triogut
' lFitf of dtffMtlon, tbi livor and tbo bowolo, and
boanUrtcUlbo nfavorot'U tffocU of oTor-OEortUn,
bodily nt DAonttU oipo-mre la roagb wootbor, 01
occupation too oodontary or Uborloma, lam of appo
tta and oieoaatvo norrotuno. Tb fatstt)o o4
a lttnUtlon, Ditona aoerstiou and altopbanlail
a nwt powarlut aad roUabl auxUiaj
j
SELF-DEFENSE. SAYSTHE JURY
' Os
Qallivan Praotioally Acquitted of
Oumaiinga'B Homioide.
He Is Held In 35,000 nail (or the
Action of the Grand Jury.
Corontr sleuemer dually proceeded this
morning with the Inquest In the ear of Jam
Cummlni, who wus shot snd killed on last
Cnratmas Dr by Livery . Stable Keiper
MhhaelJ. Galilean, of 1C1 Wost Korly-nith
street.
Jury, lawyers an1 witnesses sll wers prei
ent. Bdward Uutley, the man who was with
Cnromingf, snd whnalto waa shot by fjalllvan,
bad rcooviredinlOeltaUv to attend. II It a
small, keavy lout man, with a round, pleas
ant, smooth-shaven fact.
Countttlur How, Oallivan'i attorney, in a
military cap an! smiling pleaaant.y. was early
on hsml.
Dalllfsn llatentd amatively, bnt took no
part lo the proceedings, lit tst sevsrsl Itet
beilod hit lawyer, ntxt to Deteotlye Itlley,
who hsd him In ensrire.
Policeman Martin, of th West Forty-aevtnth
treet etttlon, waa the Brat celled to the tsnd,
slthough he admitted that whan he arrlvtd on
thetceua of th shooting another officer waa
there, lie did not give lb namt of this
o Dicer.
He waa told br torn telegraph messenger
that s man had been shot In Gelllvan'e atable.
He went there and found Cnmmtags dtad and
Hurley wounded. ,
Ue aekeil Qallivan who dla th sheeting, and
he admitted tkat he did f the man hadtsjaulled
him. Qallivan waa then placed nudsr arreit.
On croM-txamlnatlen by Aasrstiat District
Attorney Wsuhope Linn, wit net said that
Cummiugs wsa lying near th carriageway
and tual Hurley Waa lying a abort dUtano
awty.
Itmndtman Wall en' teatlmony was th
sme In every particular.
KUward 11. Uunlap, of Sra West Forty-tilth
street, who ssld he wsa "a follower ol the
racea and a collector for William Campbell,"
was railed by the Coroner and atked wnat he
know about th- oaae.
Ue replied that he did not know anything
about tne actual shooting, but an hour or two
prior to the abootlog be waa In Uallivan's plaoe
and aaw Hurler there.
' tttop, " exclaimed Mr. Lynn, Interrupting
the witness, "1 don't think, Mr. Coroner, we
have any right to Inqulie Into what happened
two houra before the shooting. We sre not
trying the ease. "
Mr. Howe contended that the Jury hsd a
right lo know what led to the shooting. He
wanted to show thst there wsa a conaplracy be
tween Hurley aud Cummiugs " to do this man
op."
Mr. Lynn said he would make a atrong
laane on the point that Cnmmlnga was only In
Galilean's place once, and tbat is when he waa
shot,
air. Howe talked about rlgbta he had and
made a speech, but the Coroner ordered the
witness lo step aside for a time.
Unrley, the second viol Im of Oslllvaa'a p'a
tol, then loot the stand. Us said he Bad
known Qallivan lor four years.
On Christmas Usy he called at Galllvan'a
otnoe to collect 7 he owed Mm. Dunlep was
there.
I demanded my money ot Gallivau, and
he tol J me to come to-morrow. I aatd tnat waa
the aame old story he told m before. I waatad
my ruontr now. ,
' Thn ho took me by tb bsckTtf the neck
and put m out on the ndawalk, wber he fol
lowed and atruek me with a heavy can, which
h aoatrhed from Uunlap' hand.
'1 then went away and roetCummlogs by
accident. I did not know that he bad had the
same trouble aoout money wltn aalllran that I
bad. Ue ti4d me that n Had money coining
Hum Qallivan.
tt want mere together and made a joint
demand lor our par. Ualltvan replied ny
?aaulilog us. 1 atruek htm In aelf-deleus-.
heu he snot Cumm.ug , wno dropped oa tne
door, lata ties ot me."
In reilj io Mr. liuwo he said he did not look
for Cummloga lo go bsck to Oalllvsn'a "io
uo him (Uallivau) ur. " He dli not overturn
the .lore nor u.e vulgar lauguage.
Nelliier and he rail Gill. van a vlie name
ana invite hlui out ou the el ew .Ik to Dghi.
" DM cummin strike tiailivau with a bale
atlcur'asktl Air. U iwe.
Hurley said Hint tan weapon In quealton.
which w s priMluced, was not a osle-sttck, but
a section ol a doui-pnai.
Ue denied that Cummmta atruot Uallivau
wlt'i th alick or Hour pot. He, however,
atruek Gall, van twice w th hta Hat.
(jutiilonrit bj Juror P. J. lajlor. Ilurljy
tai i tiat Cummlngt and lie hid no oouvcrsa
tion iietore going lo (I illvan'a att I'.
William E. Uailagh r, Uall.vau'a book,
keeper, afJoMed the lawyers aoitiier oppor
luultf for an exch n.e ol courtiaiit, ic
cauee Ihe Coroner tailed for all rltueasra
to tne homicide In oome forward, and
OaHasbtr ili he waa nit a wlinei to the
aim mnr, wnereupou Mr. Lvnn ouj.c.ed to hla
teatliuonr.
VVltnea aald hesiw Hurley talking to Qal
livan, ani Qallivan aald to blm tnat tlieae
men always rime aroun to make trouble,
meaning i timml iga aui Hurley,
Bb'inly aitrrwarda ne heard an altercation of
worda inrtween nailivan. Cummliigaaua Hur
ley. He i Ualllf an drop on hu kueea.
"Cummmjatheu beat til in wltn a hale alick,
anil Hurley kick d hlui. ' He Is i heard Uuriry
eay to Uail.van: "I'll get get aquaie with
you."
John E. McCarlen, of 69 Esst Tenth street,
stree', titd he siw Cummlng ami Hurl y
lying ou the tlno alter tber were eh !. Ual.i
van was bending over Hurley, holding hu
writ',
Ttioma Fav, a next door neighbor of OallU
van. waa on the alilewalk and aawthe aaoit
tn . He aaw an ball elk k nor other weapon
exceni Ihe platol In Hall vun'a baud.
Q dllvan ami Cuininlu, were a'andlng face
lo face. Ualllr u ahot Carnniings flrtU aud
Iben he chut lluil-j.
lint three w tneeiei were examined for tne
denfisi-, Tne J or j brun.ht in a vtrdlct that
Galilvan ai.ot Cumrolug- la atlt-ilelen.e.
'Ihe loroner helj Uallivau In JJ.0O) ball for
the Qraud Jury.
m m
A $800 Fire Causes a Soars.
An earlr morning fir tn Joseph Kapllck's
later beer saloon, at 1SI Orchard street, aid
tsoylimage ann scared all ths tensnts of the
nveaiiory bud ling.
A Laundress Badly Scalded.
VWIth la-lna Harr, nlty-tlx years old, of &7
East Twintj-nith str-et, wss badly scalded
In the laundry st I03 Second aveuue ttiU
morning, btie waa taken to llrlicvue Uoapital.
Murder Trial Postponed.
Tbt trial of Alartla Prluofaty, for the mur
der of Jacob Wenner, at Queena, L. I., Nov.
llia.t, ha bu posiponcd.tlll reu, 11
IBREII'S ANNUAL MESSABE.
Measures Recommended for Legislation
by Jersey's Goieroor.
Dergen the Democrutlo Nominee for
tlio Spoukersblp.
(anciAL to Tne ivrmxa would.)
TBrxroN, N, J,, Jan. la. In audit on to
thf menibera or tut Lesltlature, which con
vince l-diy, the cliy la Oiled with politicians
from every corner of ih. Htate. Men of every
party and Isctbii take Intense Interest In the
omanlzalionot the Aaaemblr, the atrnggle for
tne Hi tktrhip having extended to tbe re
motest Atacmbly district.
At tbeeiucus uf Democratic Assemblymen
thla forenoon Jamct J. lltrgen, of Siroeraet,
was nominated for Hnesker, receiving a vole
to 18 tor Mullone, of lluil.on.
A well-lulcnueil, olslnlerested gentleman
gav this eatlmal of the strength ot each to
Tnx Evkmmi Wonu cortepondent this morn
lug: llergen, !3; Mulloue, 17.
It la aitiled that ltobert Adratn will ba Pretl
dentot tliebeuste, snd John Carpenter 1 sp
pareully elated tor Ueeretary ot that body.
Tie Hi publican Assembly csuous made the
following nomluatlonai Mpeakar, ltobert Wlll
lamt; Chairman of CCUcua, J. Herbert Potts;
Becrttarv of cauona. K. W. Jackson.
Gov. Lon Abbait't annual message It rttdy
for dtltvery to the Legislature law this after
noon. Ue will say, among other things, thst th
estimated receipt for ths State Treaanry will
amount to 11, BSS.7G0.87. Tbe Stale's nasfelsl
condition It not erau-rruilng, but it wilt not
permit naw tpproptla lona except la abaolutely
necessary oaaa. It coaditlnn will also pre
vent th imiutiiitte psvraenl of many appro
priations heretofore made by the Legislators.
The Comptroller rer-jru that aiproprlatloas
loth i mount of TOM, 043.86 lomaln unpaid.
Commenting on financial affairs, the Qovsr
nor ifst
"Unl'sa the Biate secures sddlUoasI senroes
of revenue or Incresses Ihe sraoont to bt ob
tained irom the pretrnt soorees, It will bt ev
eial years before it will be lolly tbi lo mett
the outatandlng appioprlatlone. "
'Ihe Governor repeata hla recommendation
of a year ago urging tbe passage of au act re
quiring lb levilugol aiol.ateral lnherltaure
tax and a tax upon legacies, aud the Increase
of tne tranchlae or license tax upon oorpora
tlona.
1 h securllle of the Bute Fond are reported
to bo SI, Off, 487. 11, but me Governor aya the
figures are misleading, ss some ol tne stcuti
tlescountel Iu the totsl aa assets ars practi
cally wurlhliaa.
. Tbe blnkhig Fund showed lS77,r3.Z7 In as
sets Ooi. 81 last, the end ot Ihe fltoal year, a
decrease of tM.MS.Il.
It coat neatly tAOUO for the Sinking Fond
Commltiloners to collect 118,0 0, ajd the Gov
ernor recommends thst the office be sbollibed
by making tiie Htate Treaanrer ex-ofado Com
ml at .n rot tue sinking Fund.
Ue also adua recommendations for Ihtpaa.
itgo of lawa providing lor more equal aa.eas.
ments, snd to enable boards of Fretaoidsr io
leaie riparian right, to Increase from this
source Ihe revmi.es of tne State.
A large part of Ihe message It devoted to
farm interests, In which the Governor gives
the result of Hie Investigation by th Slat
Commiaaun appointed recently to Inquire Into
tk came of Ihe dej ressloa of agriculture. Th
paasae ol lawa to protect aad encourage agri
cultural interrat la recommended.
Tbe aohoul cnu of IBM show th numbtr
ot children la th biate, between the age of
flv snd dgiieen years, to b4oa,7t, anla
crease of 10,710 over Ihe previous ysar. Of
thla numbtr tnere were enrolled In the public
acbooia 344,0;, btlog an increta of ,1 over
Ihe pravloui year. The number of chll.irtn
atti'udlng private acbooia, aa near aa can be
ascertained, waa 47, SCO, an incresae of 1.E04
over In prevloua year. Tbe number of chil
dren lhat do nol attend any school la Mltmattd
at uvrt lOd.ooo.
Tbe schnola will secommodate ta,S04 chil
dren, but tbe average aticnJauco Is oruy
lSLSSd.
Theie arc4.4Cl icachers, recclvlag an aver
atessliirf ul 16.0ip-r nionitt. The abilitlon
of tt.e trustesaot me -State .Normal School and
the tiu.teea m ihe l-af Mute school, tbe mat
U ard of Kiluta Ion to ..ct In lueir placea, and
I iner.duition In ihe number of the State Hoard
are also T conuncnord.
I The H at- ul No Jeraey alda officially, free
of charge, veiermti flue war who are entitled
to h iei.alun and trek t secure it, snd In view
of tbe lac r thai eo nunr veterana are awinulrd
out of fees uy leu.lou abarka ih tlorernor
lioi'- that Congress will paaa a law to protect
Tn is w. re 4fi3inmstis of the Soldier's Home
daring the year, stid a i.alauce on nand in th
trraaury at fie end ul ineyear.
TbeN tinntl t.uard, eon.l.ilna of SSSoOleera
am 8,815 eulialed men. la reported to be In
gjoi u.iud tlou.
The Governor tnhmlta Ihe report nf the Fac
tory luaiecior, favoring lawa In refereuoj to
theemblormeutul c.lldirn and wmnen and
for fcmry inaiiectluu, aud after recommend.
Inn a Wort i' F.iir extilbit, conclude by cin
gratalattng the people npon Ihe demooatratcd
autcca of ballot ft form.
BEN FRANKLIN'S ANNIVERSARY.
Printers to Celebrate) Poor RlcLard's
Birthday on Saturday.
In aceoidauca with their custom for over
oue hundred yetrs the printers of this city will
on Saturday evening celebrate the anniversary
of tne birihd yol tlHiJinun Ftankllu.
the exerclaea will be held at the Hotel
nrumwick, and Carl Sinurz win be the chief
ryeaker. Paul I) na. Judge Ilra.lr, Brander
Matthews, Itev. Dr. Meredith snd others will
also mata aibiieaiea.
'I be Frii.kliii Lilerary Bictety, ot lirool.lyn.
will otiarrve the ivnii tlh a rrceptioaani
dinner si tte Ll rcti mi HoleL
llinjjiuin Krauklin waa born In Doaton Jan.
IT. 1700, and id. d In I'nlladelptila April 17, I TUX
I He let l,o Mi it iu I II d phis, audtiilsepl.
Up j. wrltun bj himaelf, it over his tombs
Tba bodf
ul
Ilanliitilii VranHln. PrtnUr.
Uk tba cofar ot an od bouk,
lla euDlanla torn out
And atritit oi Ma latlerink and etldlDgl,
!. harM ta.Ki lor wnrii a.
Yet ItMvork llaail aball di t b tnat,
roUlll (aababa ifllapr' oeuajmora
111 saw
And mora be-ill ful I'd'tfoa
CcVNCted ap I ,l in ended
"' .
Tn Author.
WBEM joa hat a lrll j.w will t plaaaajd with
OABiknaLrriuiuvcB Pills. V
lt fMtufrtd Ctcet of tlf V orld- !
Etibitltute forces snd Coffee.
i Van Houten's has Jityer morcof tne flesh-forming !
! elements of cocoa than is obtained by the best processes of ;
; ! other manufacturers.
! Van Houten's Cocoa (
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST."
; ; Doctors and analysts of the highest standing all over the I j
! world, certify to this immense saving, and by Van Hoo- !;
; ten's special process only can this be attained, !
i as-Vav HooTKM'a Cocoa "oootrid.elwarauad" poaaaahf the great adfantas of
leafing no Injurkrae affect oo tbt aarfoaaayauu. No woodar. tharatora, that la il part !
i of the world, thla aaaar'i Omm Uroaaaaendi br edlemm,lBatfiodrte ; ,
Laub4errt wr thercaeiaaa.elicla,fWralaitlguaebr calliLreaiaaraMlulta i
lulaauadalklricaiitBdpac Aak for V IIocraTs and aOa tAtr. B
i
CUT THIS OUT.
Huw Thla unit Walt
watt until Tt.ur.dj. Jn. 15. t n o'clock. QrMi
OnncolltUtlon K of 4 Lares WtaolMtl Flrmt
lQattwr b iral ont. Id cooMQQ'no o' th UU
ttra$?5U,UXwurthorMoD'ftDd 8orltD0tO b
lor, lU)ftndothrcoUhr bwu ffdf ro J i
nv bvn deutd'! Vi mo? tbe woek to tb tw
lirro dotihl ba lUntt H2i and H'ii BfOftdwr.
rornar rjthftt,, Kw Vom Oltr Tb two bottl
Inst b? lin clokod tor ov vNk to ftrtaDK for
tbla n.ft Kim lo-ur.oo fU, ana thy wtllb
onanau ftiialii. tfid bia ciaat Klra Inauranca Hala
wilt oomminoea rhu dy, Jan. lo, at 3o'olok.
l-varjrthlnc will ba told at retail 00 lar eanU Im
tbaoaetual coit, an tt la ordr1 tbat tba ntlra
atoax rom-i h cload nut within flra dara, Tbeat
praUar for tba Insuraaoa omnpinf, aittr earafallj
lamlnm the svtoctc or Clot blnu. conotuiliKl tb
aatna waanot ao badir daniaa-Ad aa clalmad by tb
aaurd olotliloa; manifaeturara, and latlioi to
acra aa to actaal lata wa wera lorcod to lako
tha atock and tarn It Into raonaj, and ttaa
rooila matt t aotd at one In or icr to
niakvaflrii, afittlarnaatt aa thla aal will only lt
tits 1a .ft at W2 and H'-f Broadway, rorosr of
Tw-lttb trat. Thla t tb Arat lima a aala n( aacb
ltraofdlnary raainitnda hai star takon plaoe in
Naw Y rk and will nTr ocear aain. In order to
hiw what flgantle harg aloa will b offered, a law
prloe are mnttenadt and rmnbr tber ar
Eaarly 100,000 other food wo cannot mentlnn
t. Oat thla o it, brinr It with ron and aak tor
tbe lrllowtnc menttonad artMlea, and reraenber
thl great aie will only 'att ir daya lMa'a Rla
antltaTarOTiooat.aJ 86. wi rib ttaoo. ThU
iM Ofarooat la wall maiK Boo quality, heavy
rloih. UUet aiyl and ruaravd worth 1 00.
Tbla tV.rJft Orercoat we allow yon to keep hm
fourdayat If yon don't think U worth 910.00, or If
you ar not aatlaHl with It, no matter what th
eana. If not aollod, wa hereby hind oarlvat and
arrttotn return thi B2.H.V Man'a Maucant Ohln
cbllta Ororooata, 4,tm; worth VO.OO. en'a eitr
Fine Klatan Iteavar Ovarooate, 48. Oil . gnaramead
worth liMK). ThtaUrarcoat la lined with illk-flnl-bed
lining and ta trry handaom. Arao, orar
10,000 different atfl of eitra fin Overcoat
roually aa chrau. An olacant pair of Mna Wit tar
Panla for tm oenn, cnaranteotl worth t.VOO or
tn.nar returned. Tdin UfUoent Pant a ar mad
of hoary dark olotb. very hnim. and If yon
don't think they ate worth t& 00 bring tbtn back
and gt ruurDH cant, A tp Undid salt of Man's
inter Clothe. t;t 74, rrr hatfdaon and gnar
autoed worth l..(H). And If yon don't think tbla
en it ta worth 415.00 w hereby acre to return tbo
:i.7C Mftt'aieitrafln Quality f.olU,tR.lf9.tallor
mad, elftgftutly tnmtdaad worth t'J&.OO. And
over 40,000 dlffennt kind of anlta, silk and satin
lined, ot finest quaM. AU most go, regard leaa of
ctorqualliy. AapUndidault oi Roy Clothe.
1)9 oenta, very handaoma and worth 95 00. Un'
hlegtot 811k Kmnroldersd H4Pndrs, 10 cnU
worth 8A cents. Kood, large Umbrslla. rJOonta,
rarved handle, worth gal. (MX Men's lateat tyl
tiff I)rby Hata, 4P Mftt,snarnted worth tH.00
or mony rtorod, and 100. OOO d Iff root other
food w bar not apaos to mention her. Uont
vtltooall and aiawln good and prloe at tbt
?rat Mr Iaaarafto Sal at retail It oom nothing
ooallin and ndg for yoarselt. and roa wtlt find
that th at ov are poaltir facts, A onanoo to get
auob tiatgalnaoceara only one in a Mistime. R
mmber tb addtrai. tb two largo donbHi bolld
lags. 8112 and 82-4 Broadway, oornr llhak. Xaw
York. Unrtng tfaia Oreat tin InanranoolMUoboth
balldlng will no opn from U o'clook In tb morn
ing until Oo'elosk at ntirbt. llmnibr,thtsOrt
l-lroftal donteomeao until 1 buraday, Jan,
15. at .lo'eloek, and will only laat flta daya. Watt
nnttl Tbnraday afVrnoon at 3 o'clook.
BMKINQ AND fWANCfAL
AIUHMUH. H. T. WI1TE ds CO., TiBW
YOUK l
AIEHSUH. JOHN II. DATIS V CO.
NKW YOKICt
MKrSHUH. CONNOU V CO., NEW YOUK
ARC AUTHORIZED TO
Offer for Subscription
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
of Preferred Eight Per Cent.
Cumulative Stock Mentioned
Below.
thurber7whyland
COMPANY.
Ortrantaed under tk Lawa of the State
f New Jersey.
TUB HUBSCIUPTION LINT W1M. BE
OPKMBII ON BIONDAT, JANUARY IO,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. Mm AND W1LI. BE
(JIaOMED ON TCEHDAr. JANUARY 10,
1801. AT OR BKFORR 8 O'CLOCK P. H.
ACTIIORIZVD CAPITA. MTOCK.
1S.O00 8hare f rrarerre4
8 per eeat. CaaaaleulYO
Hlaat ... a31.SO0,000
1S.OOO rthare at OeaaraU
(Cataatea) Steele SI. 000,000
Pair ! ef all Waare. 810O.
ALL SHARES ISSUED WIU. BE
FUIaIaPAID STOCK. HTOCKtaOLD.
KRH WlLla UATB NO PERSONA!. LIA
BILITY. ONB.TfirHTI or TBE COMMON
HTOCK (SiJOO.OUO) REMAINS IN THE
THEASURT OV THE COMPANY. UN.
IfiSUBD.
TUB BY.LAWS PROVIDE THAT NO
BOND OR MORTOAUB CAN BE CUE.
ATED WITHOUT TUB CONSENT Of
NINETY PER CENT. OF THE PICK
FEItRID MTOCKUni.OBRSi AIMO
THAT THIS I'ltOVlMlON CANNOT UE
AI.Tf.UKD EXCI'.IT BY TUB LIKE
APFIUMAT1YB VOTE.
Th books sad account of tb Una haft bMn
aabmlllwl to Vetera. YALDRM. BROOKS A
DONNELLY, lb valt-taowo pablia aoconnttat,
tbe ro.olt of wboa saailntioB is oobodlad la lb
feUowla ertlfleti
11 PivcBt.. Bsw Yosts. Jan. 0. 1801.
Mesar. Thcsbksu Wbtlamd A Co., Raw York.
7..ffMFn;
W liaf oaaralBad tb Booka end Aoeounta ot
joar firm trora tb ported, 1 February. 1980. to 31
Jaourr, IB IK), and w Had tbat Ibeltot ProBlaol
tbo baalsoa (iocludln lntoroot on Capital)
Mtaall; cellooUd and roalltod for tb
tan rra amount to 8!,0&O,B30.6l
to wblob moat bo added tb tat
tbor .atlmatod aaaa raalllabl Irom
ncolleotod Look aeeoanta oon
aldarodiood 1R0.000.00
Total "3.S00.rJ3aei
Or an aroraat of U'.'0.0S3.t6 reaily.
Tbaa roanlta aroobtatnod aftor ebrsttsoff all
exponaa. ram, loian at od borrowed moo.y snd
tbo cuamnteod alria of tbo Junior partn.r and
baadaof department, lllcwiae larsoesponao for
adrortunn and eatabUablD trad mark.
fortber xamlDatl.o of tb aocooats for tbo
period of 11 month, ending Jan. U, 1801, abowaa
net profit, after cbarslos alrlo and all ether es
panasa upon tb aamo baala aa abofe. ol t21,
451. WJ. or at th tat ot v t'-Ml.SIS3.ttt
for tb. yar.
Your rw.pet tully,
YALDK.N. BR00K8 A DONNELLY.
THE REHULT I.AT STATED 18
KIM'IVAI.K.NTTO H P"R CENT. UPON
TIIH PItKFUltUEO STOCK AND 18.10
Pi:it Cl.NT. UPON THE COMMON
STOCK IHSI'KI).
TEN T1KIII-AND SHARES OF THE
rUKFEUKEII STOCK
ar now offtfod for pablio aubacnptlon at par,
Hubicriptlona will b pajabl. a fo lowai
10 per cent, en nppllcntloo.
30 per cent, oa nllolaueut.
30 per rent. In llfleen duyi niter
30 per real. In thirty datynf nllotment.
Tbe anbaeripllon llat will b opnd imalta
neoualy at tb ofiieo t
8. V. WHITK A CO . 3(1 Wll at., Now York, and
4 rl&.rman at.. Ch caso. 111.
JOHN 11. DAVID A CO.. 10 Wall at.. N.wYotk,
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CONNOR k CO., Tl Brodwy, Naw York.
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TUP. IUPOUTER8 ANU TRADLUS' NATIONAL
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TIIK roURTIl NATIONAL BANK ot New York.
CENTRA la T.MJhT COMPANY of N.w York.
Mtaara, WILROtlR, JACKSON A CO . Protl-
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TIIURDKR. WIIVLAND CO., 116 Haul. St.,
Naw York.
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MUSEMENTS.
TUNY PASTOR'S IHKATItk.
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