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MR.OAKMAN CHARGES FRAUD
EICLLMOND TERMINAL DIRECTORS SUED.
THE RECEIVER DECLARES THAT THF.V I"N".lt STI.Y
TOOK 07,000,000 FI.ii.M THF. COM PA XT.
The long threatened ?nit of the Richmond terminal
nnd Warekousa Company to recover tke secnritlei de?
livered m eaekaniM tor Ike eonirBl of the Oeorgln
Company was begun yesterday in tke New-York Su?
passas Court by Walter Q. Oakawn, new.-! and preai
dent "f ihe Richmond Terminal Company Thi Ob?
ject of tho ?ult i? to t>et aside und have declared null
and void t*he ?hi.- of gl6,000,000 of seeurltle* of the
Goorgia Company io Use Richmond Terminal. Th.?
summons and ooaplalnt were served on Ihe defendants
yesterday _<,- Bool .(?? ? larks, attorneys tor the plaintiff,
at No. 32 Itaaaaa at The suit wai begun In the
courts of till? Mute Instead of Ifl the United State?
courts, H ?* explained, beCSItaa B result would be
reacln-d more quickly In th- State courts, i.nd for ,
niiin' i-ous te, lc Dai reasons. The d?fendant?! In the
mit are J-.t.u 11. iniunn. Jamee Swnnn, Bernard .*??
CkUB, Robert W". Inn an, 11. B. Holl?n? Fernand,! A. \
*i ftiiiigu, Frederick Bdey, Bernard J. lsurhc. Auirii?t
fleliicnt, W'alther LallfBB, lsua* L. Men, IsaanuH
Lehman, Mayer Lelnnai., Meyer II. Lehman, Sigmund
M. Lehman, Philip Lehman, Wlll'.un Kc.?s!cr. Edward
Kessler. Gasta* E. Kissel, J<>lm C. CaJb-un, Kmon
W'riii?er, I? dor Wormser, Jacob .-(hoilc. Wlllinni
soiioiie, J<"-??e SeBgnan, Chartes Blum, Frederick st.
?ioar, Alfred .*?. HeMelbncb, laaac Ickeinelmer Alfred
L.. ' teaetetn, Edward w. ciar-, habla w. CoMon, Bd?
wa.- w. Clark, Jr., Edward B. Dennlalon, J. Mllton
Cattoa, HaroM M. Bill, Clarenoe il. Clark, jr.. Patrick
Call?"un. Jame? ??elUnirin, uni th.- ('?-utrnl Trsst C un
pany of New Yor...
The ooiiipluiiit recites the bl?tory of the orgBBlzs
tlon of tb" (??orgia Company, Wbleh vva? Intended to
control the asset? of ihe Central BslJrosd and Banking
Company of Georgia. Ike ? i ?.:'.' with Ike Blchmond
Terminal Company wa? ?nade in the auiunm of i
atid res?ilted. li 1^ declared, la the transfer oi seourttleo
by the Georgia (Mural and th?? basking syndical? in?
terested lui the deal consisting ol N,000,000, par va! le,
in Georgia Company bends, aold at no, and ??. 12,000,000 j
no, K. sold ut ??_. ?or a price ?hat was not commen?
surate with the value ?riven by the Riclniiond Tvrinl
nal. The pretil cleared on the tranaacBon by IhS
iedendaata 1? said to ha?,- aaaonated to ?A.000.000.
In the eomplalnl it is aBeged :
"The plalntlfl charges lhal t":e .?aid oomtdBstian
and plan, so formed as sforessld by and between lis
pr? -io.-nt and divers of lis directors, confederutlng With
the cher ?.indicate defendant! for tke purpose of ?
seBlag their isBsskible and di?. wilted lecurlUes to the
plaintif at such prices that yielded t_em an snormoua
profit and Boeesearill Imposed ?in tiie p'.aluittf a heavy
yearly less, ?vas eontrary to ?qulty and good eon*
?elenco? and that tie pretended ooiunict, dai.-d Octo?
ber -?, l?SS, and the supplemental paper dated N ,
veir.bcr 20. I88S, and all ihe acis done In itfetended
pun base of th?.- ?inks and bond?, of said Gf-orsla Com?
pany from the eyadlcate defendants, and tho taking
from the a.??ets and money of the plalntltl of ov.~r
e?7,iK>(i,i*c-o cash to put Bito ihe pocketi of the said
falltil.s? directors, the syndicate defendants and their
confederate.? v?. re all acts planned, done and performed
by ?.aid lunian. or under hi* direction, in tho execution
of such orlttnal fraudulent syndicate scheme, combina?
tion, purpo-e, and confederacy, and all the pretended
contrac:?, purchases and deliveries of stocks and bond!
thereunder were, and are. without due authority of the
plaintiff, wholly beyond is corporate eapaclty and pro?
hibited and fraudulent both In law and fact, and that
i.ii'l.r such clrrunisiance.? the rrcetpt and appropria?
tion of over ?7,000,000 of the money snd a?.-.!- ?.f
the plalntifT by the defendant directors and their as
BOCtstes in f-ui-'a tonibliiiilloTi ?nd syndicat? Wji* a
wrengful diversion of trust fund? which justifie?, a
court of equity in _ecl_i_n_ ihe whole tru-sin lion
fraudulent and void, and decreeing full repayment by
the syndicate defendants of all th.- tnfst funds so
misappropriated, and Inn-rest there,.n, aud warnuitlriK
the court to hold th.? syndicate -efcodaata ttaUs
to fully account for lUCb br.-ach of trust nnd to make
full equitable compensation therefor.*1
It U further chnrp.-d that to aceompUsh the Irani
aciion Bdarrpreaentatlons were mad- as to the con
?ltlon and prospect* ?f t!u? Central Balhroad of
Georgia. The complaint .?.ns: -The plulnmr is In
formed and verily betlevea, and tltewtore so eharges,
?hat In iruth and fart the ?aid pretended pi.reliase o?
siocUs and bonds w;,s suh-uintially imi*.? d upon It
by the undue, unlawful and fraudulent influencs nnd
acts of the particular defendants Who were then its
director*-, and Is in Its terms nnd results 10 un
tonsf linn hie and on nuis lhal a court of equity ou.'lit
not to permit such transaction to siand, or allow m b
BMlfeasant directors ?mi as'odatcs to hold tke large
mid Illegitimate profits which Ihey have i-e_il-i?1 nut
of tl.?- trnai estate with which the.- deal! by Imiioslng
?m Inevitable and cru hing losa upon plaintif) and It?
stockholders and creditors.
??io furtker Indu v 1!.ther dlrectori of pla'ntlt
to an-pt the aforesaid syndicate proposal and fasten
apon n ike pur' ie of their stock? and bond
?yndlcate deiend-uit?, Including the ?aid Interested
director-, sirbmitted (???riuln ofllcta] ifeit'-rs and financial
statements of nnd concerning the ?ad Centn] Raii
r.-nd Company of Georgia.
?? Tii-.'.. ii.?tend o? sui-h statements and r-presenta
tloii- being a subatanUally truthful exhibit ,,f the then
iinaiieial condiiion of said Central ?aiiru.d Company.
?he memben of -aa! syndl a'.-, in ludli ?: those who
were plaintiffs, (Urector? and trust?es, knowingly, and
with tiie Intent to rnlsr? nr ?sent sn 1 de eiv ? the p;a nn.|
Into a contrail for their own great profit, and belns
eognlsani of the true foets, wholi) concealed and
-rappre*??ed iii- material fact thai in September, l---.
the -aid Cen 1 ral Railroad (Company wa? in -nh 11r2.11'
need ol read] money to me t n?. obligation? ti.-?: it
had acluaUy entered Into a blndlnc rouirncl 1 , 1 sn
an?! ??Il io n Nctv York |,;inlvii,2 ! rm .-'..,'m..(,0 1 1,1 (??
cobpon bonds, bearing .*. per cen? lotere 1. and which
would thus add s.250.OOi 1 of absolute live?! annual
charses on the property and Income of the said rail
rond In from of ihe -lO.O-iO ?haivs of -lurk wl.l'h vv?
held by the Georgia company."
BCOFIBLD MUST FK.I1T THE BOAD8 ALOKB.
Clev-?abd, lue. 17.?With the full text of the
tTatted Mat.-? S ii-r me Curr deelsioD In h ml re? ,rd
luw ?**?' Ckleago hum Iront c-i-e-s. :.,Kiinr- a*toriioy.i
of this city are of the opinion that Ihe city's o**.ner
ship of the pr..p-rtv claimed on Whiskey I?laiM does
not exist. ih<- property rialmed l- ronsUtuted in
Streels left by th?- oii.iiial (.'.vners for st?Tecrl purposes,
and was Bevor eonveyed In fee simple, to the cm.
It is the opinion thai Mr. Beoield. the claimant to
tke property in quesUon. mu?t now fij-ht It out alone
with ill?- various rallroiid e impanlcs ?iho no? occnpi
tho Island.
THF, PBOVIDSBCB AND \V'.|:it-ti:i; LEASE.
l*rOVldC!ICC, Ii. I., Dee. 17.- An adj uii:e.| inee'li??
of the stoekkolders of the l*i*ovldcrre and WorcesD'r
Railroad Company to consider the lease of the rand
to the New-*i.irl{. New Ha?. and Hartford Rnllroad
was he'.d this non. I'l-?<!<:.? <? d!,i'(i stated that the
BegotlaUon* wer" not yet c?^*mpl?*!t~d. and the llracton
recommended an adjoumn ni without action to a oft
distant date, and the meeting di?s .-ivei.
FBB1GHT BLOCK AT -t>!'F.N'M"N BB1DOE.
fLackport, K. v.. D:c. IB "BpeolaD.-A big freight
blockade exists si Buspensl m Hud.;.-. Long line* of
freiitht tniii? sre 1 ladings, and are unatfe
to gel lato the .y .. York Central yard* al that point.
The Mlcklgan Central, Grand Trink and otkor W st rn
Hues ore dunij.1112; train aftei train f 1 ra?!e I fi- lr?',!
cars, wiille tie- W'e-t si, i:-.-, Lehlgh Vsllei n d F.a?!'in
trunk Unas am wndlng qu itltle? of fr l^h' West,
Tn:in? sre to id on this side or -u-r. nslon for a day
on sidii.p? at Banborn and Lo !.:>.i? Jane Ion, Tie
Baw-Yark Central has the only yard* at th? i,:i g-,
und they are full Ol CB I. I :?,(!.'ivin- !, iN ! ?? -n
goiii2' ofi at the bridg( 1 1 mn or ihr- e month* pa?it,
bin ibe more tracks I d, Ike more, ??.- npperir lo ?i.i
theru.
PROPOSING A TEMPORABY BLISD POOL.
f?t. I.iui?, l).-r. 17.?Tke -OUthwesten Freight
Traflic MaBagers appointed le ?i? ? i>.? a scheme for ib-?
OQnltaMe divi-i,.ri and maintenance of ii"- rate situa?
tion in the Bonthwest, pendlag acttoa of Conf-yess on
the Inlei-tate law, will report at a c-iirnl in(-?!!i(- of
tho vi?-.--presidents and general BUUMftsra of the south
westen Hnea la bs held Janaary B. The general
seape of the proposed ad Interim organlratloa win
be a bl**nd pool or it tonnage 11 ol. A resolution was
passed ordering that on January 1 nil fr.-is'in ti rin?
t>e ?peitored to s j - ? -1 and m ?rabie basis.
-4>
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BTEAMBR I,INI".
Washlnston. Dec. 17.?Advlee? from London Istt
thai all the pa]>er? fur C.e 01 ?nmlr.a'l ?n of the < he B
peako and Ohio Bteassshlp ( snpany, Llinl?ed, linee
been ?Uncd. and th? cupial ha? ol! tieen ?u'.-i r li d
The line Is In the Inter.-?! of the Cheaapsaks and n.'il?
liaiiway Caespaay, which own? -, majority of tke ?-o k
(.Jintrae's have b.-en a-vi I d io builders OB the Clyde
for the esaatrnettOB or -i, rteaassri. Thte/t or them
lire about the ?lie of the n,-w White sisr steamer Cufie,
the oilier three are about one-fifth small r. These
f-teamer? will ni.ike ie-.n'ar weekly talBagi fiom N.-w
Port Sews to England, snd additional stumers nrll]
b*** built (probnbly in Annrica!, a? He Un? require?
them.
Mr. Ingalls. president of Ihe Chesapeake nul 011?
Railway, says that the B?VBBtagoa to the Nttway
rornpanv of this iln- (an hardly be ov'ere-tlmaiel
The exi*.rt tiiis|ue?s Bam Newport News |s ?v??n m
more than enouch tor tkene steamers, as ?oil _.? al!
_s.
the tramp il earners Hint <-;m lc ?r-rured. Last year
i)V?.r 120 iteame s weie loud?-d bj I ?? Cheaopeake i id
< blO ir. : \' :< p r M. !?; imp '.
? *>
BOSTON AND MAIN WILT. CUT EUTES.
MAKAGKR nr iir.Y m:\-jm. x.i'in'K-r.KTAi-i ?Tix?;
OX THE VAVMl'.Kltll.T UM I
Lot h. OvT. 17.?OenaraJ Trafllo Ma sa*. Benr. of
the Rostan nui Maine Rallrond, Mn-- seal Un following
romminlcitl n to J. F. Goddard, chairman nl th:
Trank Un? Commliiec In !f-?w.Yorb sad to .'? W.
Mldgeley, rhalrman ol the Western Trnf?e Aasortati. n,
In Chicago:
Den ?in Notwithstanding the ?oppoaed ir-.n-i-i
egreeeaeat of the trunk tine presidents, 1 am now In
peases? on of lnfnmiatton showing that one of the fnnt
freigt.t line? eperated over the Vaaderbilt ayeteai In ean
n tloa with tbe Chicane and <.r,?t Western Railway he?
quoted rates to two dlfferenl coaeern? thai l Snow <f. from
Boatoa and Xew.Yorh point? to SI Paul and Minn
?i.d d nbtleas to n.miv others at :?o )ie: real ?*-? iban th,
t: a i basis; that ti.i*. arrangainani wai i adi aal elased
by n tnfti.a. r ot tl? fn?t rrelffhl Has .nd irpreaeaMlve ot
oat "f f '? VsadetWH lasSi nnd that it hai been ?.-? ;
that ti?1- rat-- ?hall be awda -o?d until the apealas "f
i m ipati-.n.
I cannot eeoelsteatly postpone ilie Issuing of a t'.rlff
?t reduced rates any leaser, snd ?bail do ?o ?t en ??
PleaM bear In mind thnt 1 am not aceustemed to jump
wlthoul Dr t looking ta ?et? where I am setal t" land,
and while i lannol civ you, without a betrayal ol ton
fldenro, any mors d.Unite information, I wist t. a san
von t'at I h.tvi? paaitlv? Information Ihal the tact? are
Ju?t ?s stated to yon. Wlthdul doubt, the i aflk will nil
b ? way-blled at full tariff ratea, .-?nd the SO per re;it ..f
ihe SI e" ta-'.s ?s t.. be allowed -Upper* as * eo-imissloo
lor securing th? Bonding .?f t ?;ii, vis the pertiealai
r f. rr.,,1 in, I do n..t propose to cut ratea lu to ? i an
?er, but i _? peapeea to asm? ? tariS at eae? thai will
proteri lb? llaei which I in ?upp-sed to represent ant
<.f Row-England. Yours truly,
w F. BERRY, Mem-Mil Trim,' Manager.
The Boatoa nnd Main? Railroad hai ronaeiinenlly
n.tilled to las Boston sad Albany, lltchburg, and the
Sew Yori . nd Rew-England roads, tint li p;-. p..-.>> al
once to u-ii" ?i t.uMi u-Otlni, proportional ..-it.s tu
Mlt-slsaippi Hiver eios?ing*. the same ai have been
??fuel by Ihe Kan wah Despatch. This win rrdnce
Ural ola??? rata? from Boston t<> -t. Paul nnd Minnen poll?
ir.iai W 30 a 100 pounds t<> si rents, The other
?i.s- m ??? vtll b- eorresp ndlr.glj rrdacad,
A WESTERN ROAD llVCO-iPORATEO.
Denver, CoL, r>oe. 17.?Articles of Incorporation of
tbe Wyoming ar.d t?tah Railroad Company nave been
illed srltb the Secretary of st.it?-. Tbe parp?os ol
ibis company is t?. build g lins of road KHithwrst (ram
ihi? to'vn of Casper, Wyo., to the elty of Ofden,
t'tali, ?vlth braaehsa from lbs main line to Rswltni
and Lander. The capital stock l? Disced al tlO.OOO
ooo. t.'ip Wyoming snd Dtab Railroad is a practical
extension of tiie Nortlrweatern rond, wblrh airead1
runs to Caspar, Aril, les were nlso filed at Cbeyenn??.
AM OFFICE ABOLHHED.
President B. s. Have?, of the Raw-Tart ?n't Berthen?,
taaouacea ih? atxdltioa of the efltoe of ?cneril super
Inf?odent an- th? ippolnunent of II. II. VlCOlSSd M
aSneial nianapfr.
??
A FOREIGN* AGENT APFOINTF.D.
F. I. Whitney, penejil possenjer BfMt of the Or?at
, Northern Ral.way, announeci the ?ppe.lnn.etit of M Kalt
i min a* spent of ttie company In German' at Hamburg.
THE GRASD ARMY MISSION PRAISED.
GENERAL HOWARD AND OTHKRS DE90R-BE Till.
GOOD IT A0C0MPU9HES.
A rally of the veterans of the War of the Rebellion,
under tbe saspleas of tii" Grsad Army Mission, whs
heii in Chlekerlng iinii i.s' evertfng, Oaoaial Rarae?
Porter presided, and addr.-ss.-s won mada by (?eneml
<i. ?>. Howard, colonel Prank Loveland, o.ionoi Jahn
.t. McCoob and Klll.ien Van Rentse-frr. Fully 4??
rctcraSM With their retatlvea nn?l frl.-nrts ?rere In the
ball when General Forte:- briefly wtleomed taem. Mr.
Van Renaaelaer is the president nnd tiaasaiai of tbe
Grand Armr Mi-slon, wklch l?at Ha. .'Util Oanal-M.. SBd
ba wai Introduced to toll about the gi??d work H?n.-n
ptlshed by tbe mission. He mid it tras a place where
the o]?i soldier was lurronaded bf food Inflaences, nti?i
was ladnoed to it<s*?p nwny from the Hqner stores. He
Invitad ill old aoMlers t.? rlidl the mlMon ?nd ret n
ri>ki cop of coffee and a ids madnliili free <?f el arpa.
General Howard was then Intro-need. He mM
it ?vas a facl t, ,?t tome of th?- ?.id leldlars did drink
whiskey and thnt It sometimes rot a strong hoM nn
them. II?- had visited th? Blssfcm and bad BotiOed
What pood was being done th??re.
Pension Apaal lx.veland Md atrout the bnslne??
of his ?sfltce. ''Ther?, ar? now 50.?:? nan??s cm my
roll." said be, "nnd ffni.OdO.ooo 1s annually disbarssd.
There are nbotit 13,000 men and 17.'"OO WOBMS N
Die roll. Dwrtng the f'.rst dny of tb* quarterly pay
mmts there art; from BOO to IfiOO POQpl? In line
when the offlr?. opens at 7 a. m., und bandredi r.
niujTi out nil nlfi t, ?o os t.. fat a pod place, And
M BOOH as paid inanv of (lie veterans ?.? dire. :lv t-,
ths barroom and probably neves r.-ne-j bam? with
nny of then? pension in t,.-v. A Bdsalon I? cert? lily
needed, "ne dar at ti ?iiinr'erlv payment we paid
P.OOti people. Ihe money paid out wai $.'j;i.'..--_.
In Fix dnys we have puid oil! 16,000,000.a
??
_fff WAEAMAKEB DEVIE* A nryiOB.
Fhllod.-lphln, I>?e. 17-rostmsster O.-nernl Wnna
makct ?vii^ soon h?re today in r-rferraes to the
statement published this momlnp; tut hs w.-is one
?f tho number of r?i|ilt_ill-ts who had secured con?
trol of the rlpht to eoHed Bn en it osss rrrraftaei
of the Mnnd R'-puhllc >.f S>nn Do'iilnpo. ?Ir. Want
inuker denied that he wn<5 in any way Interested In
the all.-p'-i syndicate, and nd'ifd uutt he knew nothing
M m Mie mritter.
SO-TViflnSI FIELD. OF FBILA?ELTBIA BRETONS
Philadelphia, Der. 17.-"The riy-s? " recdrsd in
formatlon from Washington hi-t srenlni ti.*?? the
resignation of _*catm_?teT Jobs Field, of thh city, 1
? .v in Washington, or ?in be In a low days. Mr.
Field ?aid that ?he report ?ras partly trae. Wvate
business, ii" MM, demsndfd his attentkm, nnd be
?Aifliid iihe the PMtmaater*Oeaara] lo relieve him if
be ' add d> sot Mr. Wsoassafeer snid to dny that
the re-itnuitlon was in bis h;i?.<l?, but that J,c would
a-l; the iy< .d.-tit not to Bceept it. Mr. Wsnsmaker
rhlnk? that Mr. Field will ccmsenl to eontlnue a
postmaster of Phllsdelphla, ?it least until ihe present
Admit l?tration p"?-s oui of oWco.
BEFOBB IX state T.i.y vales VBBDED.
AHinnv. i>.-r. i7.--t.ite Engineer Sehenek mM to?
day t'.ftt In his opinion n bad State Of nIT.tlr hi
eyi-t.<i in the Adirondack region for many v-:irs with
regard to the ownership of landi of aon-resldenl .
which Lav?- been ?old f'.r Ktate tux?--. He s;iv^ tlmt
the majority >.f the las title to Adirondack land
obtained frum the Stale, under the provision? of th?
law as H ii"?' stiin.is, ar? hardly worth the paper
liny are written on,
SUME?; TO RF BOBHITTED TO THE POPE.
Ft, Louis, Dee. 17.- it I-, now believed tint Inxlend
of the lulu.- - heretofore publltbfd si ibos? select?_
i\ -..- tcrday's council of - iffragan bishop? to be aenl
to Borne, und from which li-t It I- expected tiie pope
?1 HI ?elect ;? condjutoi for Archbishop Kenrirk, the
fcllowlng were chosen: Bishop John Rpalding, <.r
1 . ,rl ;. Ill . !II bop John .1. Kaln, ..f Wheeling, W, \ a.,
.?md Bishop M. Chatard, ?.f Vlncenn? n Imd 1.
... red?d t:. t 1 i-!e. , Spaidlng'i name w..'ii<i (.,? ?ent,
lh?< only doubl being ?im.ui the ?ocond and ihlnJ
? n 'n
,\\ AMERICAH BII1P -INKS A KTBA.MER,
Undon, Dec. 17. The American ihlp Miry U
-M.e Captain Park, from bbaiighal, via Manila, f..i
New-York >.i Boston, while entering M-inlls Bay r.n
the nlgbl <<\ Detemt-nr ' came Into rolltsion with a
spnitlsli it? , n- r. Tbe Ulter n .-1 wai to badl
-, u thai she s.'.ii filled and sank, l? I- sap
piMi?d ti-.t l?verai <.f i..-r ii.issenjjer? ?ere drowned,
Fa? Mar] !.. st ne -siulne- ..ni> irifllng damage.
r/l'inr ETBSELT TMOB TUE EOOr.
s.irit . a, N. Y.. Dee, 17.-i?. T. Wllnama, patleat ?it
l?r. Strong-a taal irlam, ? l- viiin'-?-, eommlttad ndetde
today by tbiowtag Kin ?ell from n?. root ?if lite
1.1,] ,111 to the v ev -:ii?. . n ? ir.-n ai -t., breaking both
legs ?nd otheiwUe eCeetlnfi fatal lit roal in) 1 1 ? .
He was eooveyed to hk room and mu?- .1 about
?bre- bous wuiiiiis ?ai a I'll 1 ?t-it.ii. merehani
la p or ns Ith. and despon ?? t am eame be alth
bis daaghter ? b'ui Ihrai icoothi ago toi tnatment.
.1 EOX-PABTIBAX DfSXEB Tt) ME. BABBITT.
PhfladeifSJa, p.. 17 (si|.i'i-lalM?A dinner ?t?. ^Iven at
the Art ?Inti to-nlpht t.. ?Vil! im 1'. H,r M.v M r _?ry el
t..?. Camnuawaolth of Peana/irania and nhaliaaiii of ti, ?
Natimini i?e:i...- _ti.- rnnimittee. ih?. ?aeacrlbers la
iM'v i,< lb? beet known men in Philadelphia'? mereantlla,
prafraaleaal and iiii?n.-;j? rlrries, it hi- rf peraeial
tribut? to Mr. Harrlty, SevoM ..f partisse paHtleal ?:??
BlSeanee, ia ?-Miiri, Republican and Demo ratit "italwaite"
diirt i,-.il sendee aad wanlrinal refeiawn ;...n-i.
m.,',-,,-; ? aytan MeMk-hael r.-n-.,r af "TM Sont
An.<r. 1 aa " tiled t'ie oi'-.e (>r tuaatanaaiei bi_m ?. entablj
'?liter- pieaaai wtn Oavctaar l*r.tn-m, f?,ier ju.ti e
r?i\s?>n. of the flapraaal Court af th? s?.?t-; 4, a m.'
1 ?vkI praaldeat of th* rhiiiii'ijjiia _j?i iv-?iiinp Ratlioad
< ci-psiiy ; ? oionel A. K. M Cl'ire, oi 'ill- Piiihuleipliii
Tin,?*' : Wlill.ui V. lit?iim. i.-itor Km. r.tus of -Tue
,.,,,,.. i... utoni '? " s? i ,; " ''*';- ' r m* "'""''
sea "?-?t v|.-e.|,re?ii"iit of th. !'-.i!,-v;v',i,in Ballrosd Cam?
pear Joel J- Bally, prealdent of the ClUien?' Mme Ipal
l-,.f,,r ?...,..,?.., i. P. Wilbur president of the Lehlgh
Valey Bavlroad *'??" i"'1'' ? ' ": ":?? *?>? "-? D??-**-? -r" '""'
johi'. iiiil.ti. the fatkei el Philadelphia'? a??? eharter.
-?!<-. .-!..? ?ver? med? le. Mr. llumtv uni .?-veral ijthor?.
OBITUARY.
COU BEL JOUR MILT IS BRABNAK.
i ?? ? -i and Bravai Maloi G*B*?ral John Milton Bran- '
imn, .?n the reUred li?t ol the Army, died at the home ;
of his brotlHT-ln-law, Dr. w. Sepliew Ring, Bo. 21
?i?l j-i.riy 1 ?tit ! ii -!.. o:i Frida] ?Ht' moon He had;
long been s wffnrer with ehronlt dyspepsia, bol his
sodden death was due to heart trouble. Colonel j
i.; :?:.,:, bad been ont far hi? usual BBSralBg walk i
aini returned to his room at 1 o*cl-Ck. five minutes
later a -ervain wa? seal tr. call the ofhrer t-. toaclicim
and found him lying on the Bow "f his room, dead.
Colonel i-iauiuin aras born at Washington In ISIS,
and w,,- appoint?d a cadet at the Military Academy o?
September I. IS_7, and was gradaaled on July I,
i'ii, ?hen he was assigned to the First Artillery aa
? second lieutenant. Ho was a captain when tl i
v.ur began, Basing been promoted to that rank In
i-17 for gallan! and moritorlooa services in Ike battles
..f ( oMi TBI and ' Mi. ui a- ... < tfl - ptember SA, ISB3,
he was bravetted a BeBtoflant-colonel for gallant set?
rices in the battle ol JacksomlUe, Fia.; c. colonel
on September 21?, ISBB, for . on-pi,non? braver] st
f'hlrkamauga, snd t?> ma]c*g*meral "ii March 13,
1-'". for gallant and m< rlt.uloin servi?'.* tu tke
campaign against Atlanta, da. He was chief "f
artillen, and commandant of tl"- artillery rascrve m
the Deportment ol Ihe Cumberland In i-'i::. aid then
commanded a division In the ?nine department the
lollowlng year. Colonel Branaafl wa* In the Mexican
War, in the campaign ending with the raptare of
tin- city of Mexico In 1-iT. served In the (tpsraUoiu
a gains) ihe semin?le? in Florida, and aras on garai a
duty until the beginning of the civil War. when lie
look ihe field and eomawBded the tones engaged In
ihe reduction of the enemy'* works on the St John's
Hiv.-r. eompeUIng tin- evacuation of Jackaonrtllo. He
vu? ;.iso m the battles a1 lloovi r"i Gap, Cbl< kamauta,
MUslonsr] Ridge. Besnea, Dallas, Kenesaw Moantaln,
( batul.Bee and Ihe -!? 2,- of Atlauta. n*
wounded l?verai times. In 1 ?70 he rommanded the
troopi at Ogdensburg, at the Urn? of the thraateiH l
Fenian raid im,. Canada, end commanded the D',...|*
in Philadelphia durii 2 Ihe railroad rtots In 1 -?tt. He
vv.-i? jeu on Ci" retired ll-t for ag.1 April 19, l
He leaves one child, a ;.rled daughter, Mrs. A. H.
lalbot, who live- ui W'11 blligtOB.
e.
GEORGR B. HOLT.
The death was snnoaaced at the Btoeh Exchange
yesterday <.f George B. Holt, of the firm "f 1 Island ????
lint, at N... .". Wail-t. Mr. li.it has been m with
consumption f ?r -.?.-ral months, snd some Ume sgn
he went South with tiie hope of Improving bl? 1 in
dltlon. He di'?i at his bom?, Bo. so B'ost Fortieth
it., yesterday. He was about ihlrtj eight v.-i*r? ??id.
snd was a clerk with Riibert Cliott, who. ten
ar;.', was a promlnenl trader si tks Stock Exchange.
Mr. Holt jolncii the Exchange on April 13, les?, Hal
?vas never prominent !?i the -?fair? ?,f the Kxi hiiii." |
but he hid a wide ?"title of frl nd?. He leave 1
wife, ?vho had b? "ii nisni-'d to Mr. Ell! .ft.
??Hi: nr.v. PABBOSg C HABTIR?'S.
Ih? I'.ev. Par- .as C!,?rx Boatings, a r-"*.'d Pfeaby.
teri?n eleagy-tan, .'?nd a eousla of ur. Thoo-M f? 11 *.*
luc?, "f this .-n.v, di.-i BBdeealy ,, Friday ?( to? ?
Be. 108 heuiii Pertiaad-avs , 11 sofclya, at the agi 11
?eveaty-atas ye?r?. it? wa* ban la n ?asaco, B, v .
?nd wa* educated n iiv ?,.-. ..,.,-.- iraai arhleh h
w?s gradeases Mth high beaors. 11* ntarad th- l
rerlan lalaletry ..- ; pi-M .-i f r (?.? j? .r* li. Avaa, N
v., wkaa hi* veteefalled Boat bronchial dir. Bltleaai '. b?
returned ii, Baaiiten nBeie n- <-??? 1 : ?' ?? .- -.'
_nd chaplain f..r a unie. Ha Bpaal I 11 ?1*1 !n
Brooklyn, ?*he:?i | ?> had privat.) pupil?. II.? i? :?* * i ?
1er el IB? If -.- . I'r '? T- rr |,r ? i.,.r,,l?-r ,,- ? ?-.
r.? *ii*t?re?i fron, branchial art. '. aa, aad i ?? ?a?
ill from nearer? of the ?temaeh. on Friday h* '
well thvt .',..? went to Bew-Y rk and retu : ? *; i
p. m. While sltuag In hi? chair ? is ? -
beesne Bl ?nd anconi ?,.u? aad dh I r*r!y in ?
The faaeral wlU lake place t
JOHN I ' X
Oambrldfa Ma*a . Dei 17 -? ? ,i i - c ?'
?I Cambridge Masa., m-day ef tplnal n. :,.- _tee
nn Blaess of four dar*. i? ras the - r
late General Jsmei w. Buated Bad ?aa u ? *
Mr? Con, ? Bates o '.? a?*-? Hu*u i. n- ???. ?-, e-mat.
IrijrlT brl.lit bor. for ??hem ?.? ?a.-rtl It .?!? I ! el monad
it a brilliant rareea M? ?a* gradual ! fn
ollcga laat Jaae .?iui ?,?i..r?. and ?ir,?- :,.i fall as
been ? ?indent at tin? !!?-?_, 1 law Kkool !, ? *???
leciairlni* to te admitted |a Uie i.ir. f...-, ?? -,
Basted. f?'*J nine?., mm Cos aad I la raa*
?tont -tt-i d?iie*) nj.Ari _ta ?t a 1~. . n?. -, ? '? leavlna
laid?. Blaea Wi? f laaral Mr. On? Bad l bei* :n
PeeBaklR. .-i ?. ? i aleerlsa dar ??:,... I.?
e?*t ill? fict ? '- i: ? ? -, ? .
i. 41a ha was hallaaged by ? i?--. -,- ., \?.- -?
n.vnn. of, ?e. ..'int of a Claim ef ii/t.-r??. !?a .-. h- . -
i.:- ?. ?? in. ic a la aa r. .: ? -, ri ?a
bed? ???l be mi I, where the I
* ' Ik? at ?*lil I- !? Id? bll l
Qea< ml Uusti J.
? m ?
EABL OF POBTABLISOTOB.
I,or,d'.n, Ii? . j7. -T.ion?: ? *_? '.r W : : i?n l-i .
barr.?r. Um '????", Vari o' Port ten, died to-daj if
was bora Ap i :. is?, ?nd *,
Earl af Port . . Mar a 1. 1-- . ||- '-,
i..d in i"?-..". to a deagfclet 4 ??? ml I ! ft
f'ili.lly ?. :i'.s u-e :,? Iir.? p.-n. I',,rl?r,ltu ?
,,.:?.. I' .??, J. . . ? :
CAITAIN Jons F. MCBPBY.
Pine R'.'ifT, Ar*.. D-e. 17^-Capttta John l". rfurphy,
vten-prestdeni ef Um Arkii,"-.? Coofed :??.? V?t?rans1 Ao
r oc lat? ?a, ?? dead He vm, ,,.,.- ef tie- ;?
p'?ii( ?.? on tie- ArhMBM Rivet ml iras .1 I
throughout l
THEY n,*,.V7 to ARRtVK BEFORE CRRl tMAB
'ja, "i i.ii unas ?hip?-' tailed yesterday f,,r Liver
pool. Thi'j were the City of I-rii and ihr Etrurts
i!,ev ps -d band] Ilona within about an le-ur ol
each other, and ? n.v' both will ^-" as ta t as they
possibly can In order to land Ihetr paaaengers hi
ilme for Christmas, H v?ni be toteresBni to learn
hOW far ahead Ihe ( l'y of l*nr ' , t!,- Westward i" nd
holder snd the .?i 1er Blip ol Us City of New Vork,
which hold- ih?- best eastward record, will be, A
ih.? paasengei on Ihn City ol Part are David Bai
boar, Howard Barnea, l.i. Bowriug, J, 1>. Plgott,
i . vv. Rhodes, Mi-. Rhodes, '.v. A. hun ford and mau)
,,i!:?i . 'n tin K.I nula vv.ie i oum Betil'.lirk, A.
Hoiiiu g, the iia'.'a.i.n eh ig dA?iir. for England ;
i aplato .v. Boj and olhei . .
WALKIXQ TBK BTBREt WITH A BBOKEX -*rc/.f,
While John McOrsth, ihlrtj ***/en years eld, "f Be.
ISS Weat-si wa? ps ?lag 01! : ?nl .. it* -i?. about 10
. .. yesterday nwratag P II rinan Michael .?-'ii!:v:in
iioti'-ed thai '?.- ii.Mji i.-fi a trail ol blood la his path ind
n.ai th' blood came fr. s wound la Um back ,f bli le id
I !.. ?? !:.,. M< '-nth in . I. i.|,i I r. m Un ?
i- tin nation I,- ?ra* --ni to ih, Chauibei i Kir ? ' IIo?pli il,
vvlei' U|,.,:i -. m. I...I BO, .1 B ,- f.e.lel II..i! le I,ai bad 111?
it .;. fi. lu? i i ' .i Me bs Medial i li ik when
taken u. the bosjtfta md oould not give say i ? ruai t
hm.?. If. HI laid to be eriUeal.
:(jV ?TTBBH IS XKXAS.
Prom Th.- w,-, ! ing. Post.
Journeyl . .. ro Hie prairie In ?'Mchever way I lu
road runs, at* ol l?-ngth overtake ihi imklng
. .r. ill ?de In I ?vn --i.i ? n i ..m .
i.,,- 'eti rover, drawn b> an III . irt?*d l?*am ol a verj
, , . ? ./.-i muli i ,' ? i ,.-?? m ub
Jci t . 1 ?; I!.-?aid. I ... .1. ivei i ., Mill
bcmlmed, i..',,,,,.-i un,'!, low vl*agrd man, while hi.
a :?? and fani ly, a lib b In i Is n m Um i. um ? i toi
even a weaHhj man, aru, if anyUUng, more dirty,
n,. r ? rSgi il ?li I more d i he lilmself, nn
a lull, gllll ((! in lie I'll"- th?- e| l< -, - m un I lifrir ' '
driving I ?.I' llm a lord Of iv. o i ,-v , ,i i.i". o|;,
? ti a gt '. sud m. " d bfind, lame leu . ? bile two
mangy, numgrel run trot In Un? r?*_r m if m,v i ,.
ful ? av.ar.- ,.f tnrir ml eralil?' cxl t ?, ?. o es lona!I?
th? Ja .. : leaiii ? -,-iv - i . move on! .,f n arnlk, bul u*
quickly ?<-i.i|. ??? Into the pace ?vhlch for man) ??ear
months I.a in en 11 ti i .-i imed ir.tlt.
As .ve re I? up, the f lowing d ued :
-llowdv. '
?? llowdi. '
" '1 : a? ' li.'i.'
"Traveliin rile 'mart."
?? ( ome tar I"
"Come lien Hi? li'iHoin laBd? 'f Old Ml eiirv.*'
A! wnli . polnl there I- n lull In lile i- uve, it loi
during wiiieh i a b surveys Ui? other, mi.i.i nly the
knlghi of in.- tobacco quid turn? Inten ig
? al. si -.up" . ?.. Im I mlgbl ve. name be "
At Ms an Insane desl?e teses pos esslon of u* in r?
ply like ihe *cl.Iboy : ?? n might lie ,ii.?, i,ui it
ain't," Ibi ae ?'!! blin Our nnme ?ft-* which the ?vaj ,
?pen for an endle s string of Inqutrtei; tiie Di i ol
whlcli i- Invaiini.iy .
?? What mu i > ?ur bu I itl - be :"
" When? be you gola' I"
" When-'?! jo' c me li
?? How's i ; ? ,p 11?re ?''
i sort ol thing I* Lad enough t> go through one,-,
it when one pa?* s d w-n unh esc da* in th,.
? el?, v ub .n, i, ,,i whom be l. exp Ci tl c, t-,, i , ,,
Name nertormnnre, li \>eeome* ? vr..,, t,v ,i"v
isd a nightmare la our dream ? Moroiver one I?
xi'""-i lo ?top and y ih.oug. It, iiml I have mon
' I'll' . le B ' aid II"' ' .1 I e I- , f
<>n'?l to talk i.mtaon fnUi ." and mereh i,. -, ?
had do time to ?lop and is h with ? m q-.,,.
ksurdlt? ,,.' Mil* I at mc? spparetil c i . h,-,.- i
In- Lnsi, where to edad one'i ow i b i in,- , k i hi
niv'.-i-a! in lorn. As s mattet ol fact, a live enei
'etK man his no time |,, t.-t? ' I*. ,.r fool a!; h ,H- ,'],?? i?
? ??*?? It inuit. r? ?ni a oi avine Wham he in,, t
wbal their bastoesi D, w?ere they nre pom., or any?
thing else concerning U???m.
VI itlrlil u.- camp at Hie only wator-hMe ?re have
s...-;, during Hi" day ind ? *oon Joined by tore?
i ,?d.s of movers, Pr.ntly si many Ore? ar.? burn?
ing nnd a? ihe darkntii ratr-jr? Uie icenc is by no
means nnplcturctque. ChllOren are playing aboit,
women nre rn Mng, the men ore lending the h>rs?M
and .taking Ihem out for the night? ?Mille the nicker
i g of tin- e:ii:?piires, tl*? bar*, talk and coarse laugh
- the men lend a rer*?ln ?otnetnlng iim-i i" ""?
s in-.-' ir everything we posse?? ii nil borrowed by
oir neighbors me ar" lucky, even lo pr.vl-i .n-, which
ti t <m cour?e ?re borrowed win. the menial under
landing on bit- ?Me? thnl they are n it Lo he ra
iirn.-i. >.ipi> r over, ibe ale*? begin?, vl-ll r p"""
I. from all -'i''-- most, from the mnlc el?m??nt? snd
for hours we ar?- entertained arlth a complete history
if each. We ?ann.it ?i-li them to go, for. are they
not "gentlemen," nnd ai pood ai wel So there we
-it. until Anally one by one they drop ol! und leave
u-, t ourselves.
T ',- i- i full sample of a day .ver Taxai t ad ,
nnd the -ame may be repeated ever? d..v in th" year;
in fact, 11 was during my -tv. until I hated the right
of n aragon on the aame road.
IS THE POLITICAL FIELD.
KANSAS DEMOCRATO AM? Tllf. HEKATORfiHIP.
l-peka, Kan., Dee. 17. John w. Drledenthal,
chairman of the Propio, -t.it? Central Ooauntttee
ut;ii the leading DspuBal candidate for United statei
Senator, do? - not eredll the report that a namber
..f De.aoen.te and es Democtati imiiinc seats in the
Legislature by Popullat v..t<-s win tacllas to partiel
pata in the Popallsl eaaeus, ?r that they wlB boll
Ihe caucus nominee if be happen, to l?'- a Populist.
"Every man. Democrat <?r PopuUat, Bomlnated by
?i popull ? convention for the LsgUlature," said Mr.
Briedentbal, "pledged hlmaatf t.. eaucua ?rlth the
Populbili for L'nited Males Senator, and to rate for
tu.- eaued* m -mili?'.', whoever he nMu-it be. i do
i,.! think any man can ?itf..r.t to violate this pledge.
if ?i tingle Fusion Democrat ret?alas out of sur eau
.us no Democrat-] randldate ?rill reaelre s single
rote m Ihe caucus. The lir.t | ? laeei of the rannw'
will be to i.ii'i whether every ma:, who takes part In
li vin rote for the nominee, be he Populist or l>?n<
ocrai. Democratic candidat?- mast go Into that
on l!,s ?aine baila as Populists, if sfter
lb? . meal Democrat? attempt io put the Legtalature
i--!.. n deadlock in ?m endeavor to torce a Democrat
on Ihe Populista after the caucus, has d.-.-id.?! In
fi\..i- ..f ?i Populist, Populist member- will decline
i., vote f..r ?> n,m..r v u thus prevent an election
- the coming :.--l..u. In td.it case Senator
all) hold over, and we n-oull prefer lhai le
would Mitli.-i- th.m iih.mll to bulldozing t?ctica su. M
M loi' ?? I. I r..;...-? 1. If I Demi i i
i'..|nili t i.. -.m.M'.,n he ?till Mii-.lv I?, elected, bul
If ?i D'pnll i .-? '- tii?. notnlnntl >n Ihe P moc ml ?
i ? help : . -1-. * 1 Mu ..r tl ere v.i.l be no ele? il ni."
INDIANA GERR. MANDEES t'N?'- .N.-I'lTi I'M ?N.M..
Indiana poll , Dec. 17- The Indiana Supreme court
??..ti-. d-:.|..i unconstltntl tial the .pportlonmant sel
: !.\ the l>. mocratic I ? .-i ! M-ir.- two jraaai
under ".. provl tons of which the Legtsl * which
i waa eboaen, The finding li thai
tbe apportionment lawi ..f laal, i--:> and ISTB era
Ml ancon iltutlonal, by reaaon ol the matters ??ii.-p?si
in the ? bal 'he , ourl ab a 0ndi thai
I- n defi,!,. Legtalature elected i|iiallfled to enact h
i .. ma) ink? the place ot the law set aside,
? ?
!.t-ir- CONTEST. MAKES VI HEADWAY.
? ?y, I?... it. Tha proceeding to make a ens?
up .. ? .:? . the defeated candidate for the Assembly,
Il m _ I . ran make n contest ror the isat In the
?M ??? wtiieb ,i_:???-- Loansberry ?-as elected la
i . r County '?>!-. to have !? - d ? mlLnued
? ?i ?-. ham '?? day. 11 it i , the <\ Menee ?m
i. id) taken w i- t.. bare beej sUned by the wttneaa,
and certified t-> the Judge. But Juilic? Mai
ham did not reach hen until Ihle afternooi
n ter ? oaaty lawyer? were Bed pr..-?.iit. and the t<?ti
ra ? ; - dnced. J. N i 1er - rat on h ind,
l lira May I .rn t? p.- ? Ith < ngag ?
?? . ? the matter ??..? ffnall? ?djo u? ..:, ?.,
t ?iiiuued '? ?? '?? ? Justice Parker, ?m Kingston, in
. 4.
ANXIOI. POR THE AMERICAN MARKET.
i ion. Dec. 17. WIlBam ?. PMdlng, Premiar of
. ?ho i? v; l : Mi .-.??v.rsa
? ? ; ? ' r m la
. . t I'i.m- i vatis : ? I hi va no doubt
. .-? ?.ii w. ..: ' .?;..; - tad : te entire D
? .?? w-.-n m?, opinion a.?,?",-, hai I? ?
I i\. tree trade ntth th? ' i.M-si .-'nt.-?. ?mi
ii ? ??? I entertain bop? thai *? are near-r tiie much
; : t to be col
. ,'-.?-.'.''. ? ? ry for
n* t.. ; s trade. T U i. i]. ? at in tb? '
that the Cabinet I? making to reate t;.-*- ebanneta ol
?r i.;- But this i miry i*
. market an* I hopa that we ean ..?.??in a
- prudacta ?era rut-.,* than to far
-.
Mr, I '. 11 M- '.;?.-? '.-v lit b-ru-t it.
... I it rotare.
' ? -ill: EG _N TALKS ABOUT CHILL
ll ? riait ?; l'nited Mat. Mil --.r Egon, Captain
W. -, -, ley and ? maunder B, I?. Km.hu. >f the
Attorney De Late-ey MIcoB on ?Tl
day, dM not .. ? ?bind It anyl I . arto u
???r. Mini '.-: i'.-.,n and Captain Bchlay ware
? |< In r durti | the f?r ?! . i i m ?ley, who
frtrod nf iba D ? ? I that
I gel him h n companion ?it luncheon.
i Dial , ? tkttei ? < o0 .- ih v nu s
[Jon r. . ;,nd be wa* Induced to J"In tbe
I m I .11 || ,-r.- was ? f the vl It to Mi?
ni. 11.
M ter Rgnn aid ?o a Tribune reporter yesterday
?f tro iMe In Chill were
ndli - ..r much overdrawn, "Soeh a eon
ditlon ?>r affair ,- M n ? ? ?? | .i to ui could n t ?-?i?t
tji.-n-." b? added "Tb? tlovemment l- ?i linn one
and fl'.lv ?M le (o take rare of liM-lf, .,,,,1 tin- ?? re
I-,"- are ilmplj Intended I > Injure tiie credit of the
? ountry."
Tu PAT ELECTION 0FP1CIALS.
< itv Paymoater Tlmmerman, by ths Controller'!
order, sill pay tii<- eleeilon "iii.isi? f .r tl.eir lerrle*-,
? *.- ..i,,-,,..-, of the laal general election, be?
ginning t.i m..r? tw, at il a. m., nt in? office, No. .';'.
Bead? st. The ronchen n| aU the Inspectors, poll
and ballot clerks and laadlordi -.f Um polllngplacei
?til he paid si rapidly si i"- Ible. Many "f Ihe
rltv'i . redil a ot I III kli d : tve p:?rt.-.i u tt?, Unir
i-'.i '. i . ?? : I a dl -omit.
"CRODKED? ril'.'lM'N BETTRNI IN NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Dec. 17 (Sprs tal . It wa i ni o need to
day that lufSrirnl ucrookedness" had been found lu
"? l?M?,iti rvlurns lo give Ibe rontrol >.f the Leg -
l nur.- lo the It? : nblli in . nd t e ? i- lion ot ?t lie
publican l'nited ?talc i N il c ; ,i ui .-.l.
i m ?
TUR NEW POPULIST ORO .NI7.ATION,
Topel a, Kan., Dae IT. .1 hn 1. WIBItts, Weatern
nrganlser ol Ihe Industrial Legion ?.f the West, form?.
.1 local rompanj nt Ih? Popull 1 military nrgnnlratlon
li,.-. |. day. An attempt trill be made lo _.-i all win.
voted Ibe i'-.'?i-' partj ticket Into ihe new org?nica
Hon. ' ? e?tlon ol 'i.ii-titiiM .11 provides iluil
,i \ m- mis 1 ?-' ho mi to '....,? for Ihe Popnl I
1,.. 111,11.. runnl 111 on ihe 1 ?mahn |?iiitfomi cm l..irl
m u 1 ill it ?1 i"i 1 rpului militai ?> : rui.
I'JVI'l.r's PARTV NEGROES ORGANIZE.
Top.'..,!, Kali.. I?.-'. 17. Ai.? .ul I went y tiv.- pioml
milt colored men ol Ihe ??t?te are her? m.?i?iv m. m
, 1 i/e un..; iii,\ '.Ml the Col.I Men'? Brotber
hood of th? pe?iple'? party. Pbej pro|. lo :..m.'
m ever) count.? ?11 organised working force. A.
li, < ..?.t.. II. t'.?- colored I'..pub 1 el..-, r.-.-. n.-t
hi? < ,-i 11M? ??.? this morning, ?ml remain? over In
T< |h lui '?. 1 .-?? an a. in.- purl in this n??w Icngm?.
?Ibts org..-.allou of in. n, .,,?-, |. |,.,,-i ,,f (he r-it
eral plan ol Ibe INtpull t party orgunlxattoii.
? ? -
It KIOMSTS RLE? TED IN Ml? IIIGAN.
i-??? in-'. Mk ii., i-" . 17. -?? re? '?y of State
Blacker announced yeeterda- thnl a? ? memlter of
the State Board ol Cauva aera he couM late I". 1
ii\>i\ mum m. in 1 ,nil , .m ii.tni, , Newton and
.buffer were elected on th? state lleket t.? Hi?
oflUaa >.f Jnsiin- >.f ilie .siipr. in,- 1 mn ?uni Land
1 oiiniit i..ii.-i- respectlvolr. ,\ii Ute return? srr la
in., 1.unit, ..f tha Board .-?.-. pi n. ,. 1. un lona
.nt].
v ir i tos to um.n 1 pow n'oti'.
Braver, ?ol.. I>. ?-. 17. a ?ii.,p m-ii to ?? 1 i?.- Be
nubil ?m," from Duraiigo, Lot., aaya: "Pram n
Navajo nib-chief, who came In from the reservation
1 , it r-. li ?a learned thai In als ?lays there wlfl be
.1 gathering ot ihe irli?-,- at Itennd Bock, n.-ir Chee'i
atora, for the purpose of holding a grand pow-wow.
Illack Hawk und other ehlefi .111 n- pre?et.t, and
Bu? talk ??Ul he on tie- methods adopted by ihe
pri-aeul ngenl to < imp<?| them In ?end n-.-ii- ehlldrea
III ....,!. I l.e 1, nil ,.f |;,, |?,M v,.\V I- n llialler
..f ,-i.iij? .iitr.-. nul un leas the younger men ot the
tribes cai I? rt_tralind there will be trouble.''
A Day ? 11 'Change. \\ ,11 ?trcet Man 111 n- in.) -
Never w* nch luck I rn have t? > s.?n my sum
fil? r '.IM- ??.'I I'i-. ,' thll Keeps oil.
same Man I'J p. rn.) ;.ruj : rn have a pal
'? "I? the Und on n?-?*1 ?uninier ?ml ?. to hu^l
ni*?? ? n :? ?lenm yaebt
? ? - ?': u 11 p. ?'? . -?:-, -.id hoy, land me S
,,iii, m, pa) --ire.tM.i- f,,., nil: you .' (New-York
?A? 'klj.
Tie n w WagB r eat a ..f t e. N?jw-\orh Central ui-.
mai \ el.- of luxunr.
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JEKSEV (TIV.
As pa.seticr train No. 41, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, was entering ih?' R(r2en cut, In this city, at
i o'clock yesterday morning, the locomottvs itrark an
object ?bleb wa* lying on the track. The tnta was
Stopp d. and ihe trainmen, on R "ine back, f und
that a man had been literally ?.'round to pieces unler
Ike wheel. What eot?d be found of him was picked
up and taken to Bpcerte morgue. From fragment?
Of letters In German and Frene!) which were picked
up it is supposed that hi? name was Theodora Grandu?.
They were dated at Perryvllle, Oblo, and Indicated
that he had been a BtHNUcBl ?Indent at that place.
There was also a fragment of a letter In English. It
read: "Dear Bon: Take the advice of your fellow
medical itud sis -." The rc-t of the letter had been
destroyed, 'me police here communlo-ted with Hie
Pcrryvllle authoriHe?, but Bo reply had been received
up to a late hour last night.
James Van Keiireii, captain of a canal boit lying
?I the Bcranton coal pier, fell overboard early yis
t -duy morning and was drowned. The body was no'
i- c ?vcred.
Charles S'-ho"iL"Mei', Bve yean old, "f No. 35B
Varick-st., f?*li down a cellar two months ago snd
broke id- arm. He was discharged from the hospital
1,1 -t "..h. Vesterday he was run over by a eoaeh
and fatally to]und.
BAYONXB.
A SAl.VATK'N ARMY CAPTAI**! INSANE.
While suffering from temporary la-anliy yesterday
Charles B'atbron lamped from a B**eo_d-*tory window
of ihe Bayonne Hospital and ran away. Bfalbioo is a
yonog, -iii.-i?- mm, f rmeiiv "f Byack, whose mind
became unbalanced s few davs airo. He ?ras sent to
the bospt'.nl for treatment, il- Is a Balvatf-B Anny
raptaln, and hi? mental tronbtes are ?aid lo hi
result of his religions enthusiasm. Walhion ran nearly
a mil,- up Avenue I?, and before th?- alarm was given
liad a ?en of ? verni 11-;,-. A ?quad .-T piUcemen
found him a! No. 22 W- t Tl.li-tv ?. venth--'. Here
the unfoitui ate man was with Army friends, nnd o old
not he Induced m return In the hmbnlnnce. At the
lioapltnl It -a aid Ihnl Walbron Imaginad ns wa
(.'dur: n -au:i d by s cob ??? d man.
rr.uvnr.i.r*.
MEET OF THE EBBEX ( < iFXTY HFN'T Cl.CR.
The i: \ County Hunt Club, aeeoa-paalei bv
mem'.er- of the I -i '"M.'v. Meadow Brook o*-i
t;..ii...... Vades clubs, met y**rt?**"_ay BioralBg at tfaa
bou.' Wiiiiim Palmer Bmlth, at Kellwrwood, If. J .
where they ws-re mtertal.I at breakfast The
bounds were t'.-wn "if in the -Bmtton ?-r FBuwood
nt shout :i o'clock In f. afternoon, and uventv tiv?
idnk coats itarted for a rnoas-country run <>f fifteen
mil.-* toward the Rsarx Ownty Kennrls. The "*"i-*sta,
besides the bunting men, were Immediate arishbors
and a few friends from Sew Y..r":. T_e huntfc-f bmb
nt breakfasl were Ckarles Pflxer, Emil Pfiser, Georg?
Doy. I. DeHeta, C. A. ID, !--? h?*r. II. L. Herbert,
Lee, c A. Munn, Benjamin ItlooV, I, A.
st.wait. Jr.. w. w. Tucker, J. It. "fussBO?nd, ,1. C.
wiincrd'.-i-. Jr.. T. I., .'ii.i'ivia. Roman H-i.-t-i-s-o'i.
B. Perg! no. Thomai Headly and Chartas D? Fr?-miin.
i?? t guests were Mr. and Mi-?. A, D. Bhepard, Msa.
roh i D. M-c-r, Mr. and Mr?. J, W'. Relnhart, Mr.
. Mr. nr;.l Mr-, .!. I.. ABtfc -:iv. J, BtoveU
? ? v, Mr. and Mm Henry E. !;?>?*??-!. Oenei i| and
M;s. w. If, Sterling, Mbw Talmadge, Mr. and Mr-.
N. P. T. im !.. Mr and Mr?. R. B. Grin ne?, Mr. and
Mr?. C. P. ItulN, Ml?. A. P. Bmlth, Misa -*mMh, the
Rev. and Mrs. K P. Simpson. Mis? Slmiaam. Mr. and
Mr?. Ru- --'.I Hoadley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry P..
ne, Mr. and Mrs. Pl**rre Matt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roben
w. Defnnwt, Mr. and Mi W II m ni?-<!:???? I. Mr. and
?Irs. Hyde, Mr. and Miss. J. B. Town***nd, Robert
Center Hitchcock T. Buttern Taller, Mr. and Mr?.
? vis, ?li.* Davis. Mb? linker. Ml?. Edith
Baker, Mr. snd Mrs Clarence McRlm, Miss Lee, Mr.
and Mr,, i bom i 1 ? U n, Mr. n d Mra. James A.
!??? rle* J lam l'.."--r. H-irv l'n-cr Hatch, the
Misse* Young, ?? Ml - CoppeH, Mt?s Wlttierspoon,
Mr-. F M. ' ??!". M?. !' A 1 ..'.> :.,??:id, Robert W.
T Her snd " s Mis - s Redt! ??'?.
A BAPB l.t'.'-VN T" PIECES WITH DYNAMITE.
A (lnrti i Bttempl St robbery was mide !..-r.? al an
ear'.v |..ar yesterday in.?ri..:.c in tke office of William
Voader d Ctn., coal <!?n'-r-. Tk? targe ? '
..tliie -<.n- btowa to pieces by ; ' 1 ? tpk ive.
luppnaed t" be dynamite, "Hie attempt at robbery
wan fr '.?!??*. as *.'? stivmg box contained no money,
but the tool , ?'. papen of th? company.
:????' .-. ?..?. fire to ?'? huBilng. The Bre wa?
? ? ..i bj n -. -.? i nd Ih? blase ???I ?
. i done mu ? i . . ? was
. n'irelv v?r ? lb? ? d I
back of '*..\ w.-i?- i..!!; ?t.M.-.'.v sway, :
i'.-!?? i - office were romp??-*"*? do*
..,'.-,??? I is next >l">r, heard
ih- exphrnloo :,? 4 o'clock, but did not c-t up. im he
'ii,i'._-h! the rn,t?e w?* rat-ied by th.? bumtlng o? a j
l.sn.-l ?>f a!-? In his cellar. There I? BO view !<* the
bun ra.
KF.WARK
The Maaonte Temple Company was incorporated
? v wii!, a ca| : of ft ?>" 0. The
f the la to p ? ? real eatate
I, bul dll 2 ?r build
lilted for Mas mlc. musical,
literary, m- rcanttb?, or i ; ? I -
corpii-ntiir* ar*. Wins -. Ward, Henry M. !? n
Kotiert II. Co 'i*. Mayhew,
i ? . . nre . . Rlanel itrd ind lohn E. Howe.
i . \. - ' j ,,f t'.. ?.,? i ..f ta- Revota?
il.n ?rill hold Its annual m< tins ? d dinner on
i..--?-:. ? 2-.. (..nierai tiradle] T. Johnson, president
H .Tand *-... b"., win deliver the oration at
li -? Pn bj teil 'a ? hnrch,
In i1 ?? evi nil 2.
The ' i ?nn ol a m in wi re found b]
?.? the (ni I ' Ihi I ??: I -v c- ?' ii Railroad
near Ihe -'-l w..r. - In Harrison, al fi s. m. yester?
day, Shreds of clothing w.-r? found at Intervals
along Ihe (rack, h. afterward another arm was
found ? . r ? i- - at the il u I?, naaek River,
it wi- learned later that s man had been killed on
the roendows In Kearney, near the Hackensack River.
The man I believed In have been a laborer. 1 ??
body wi* ; iken to Jen y city.
NT..V l'.Kl'N'SWI.K
The main oOce ..'???? v Flat r, hrtek mmm
f:l? ? ? -,r ?:?., a! S:i\ r?\ !ll -, Midflll . was )-i?.'.?? ?.
lato on Frida) night by unki iwn mes?. They f.?r- *?l
..;. n tiie ?afe, t? l.? ftioo In ca ami a frhe k for a
?:.?.',! amount nn the Sntl ?' ??" II ?ick.
v.. , ?, lias v.-- been <!!.??.-.-,! to tii.. identity ???
? i ' !??? - ? : the work Bid
that ihe thieves wi re in*
SELECTIOX8 FROM THE MAIL.
THE POPES BOLD AXD fi/LVEB COMPART.
T" th s F d 11 .,r of T h e T ri ;? n n .?.
>lr. The dispatch sent v..uv pnper December vi
fr>.m l?hp mlng. Mich., r nrdli 2 Hie !'. pes '?"id
m .1 ?"liver CompsnTi was fal ?? m every pnrtlrular
and n iv ?>.'... . r? u Injiir) :.. the . onipauj.
K'.I'C.? i.ol.l) ASH -!i.\ 11: iiMI'ANY,
X" l.v 1 . |l. Elj. So r tarv.
I I [tem? g, Ml. h., Dee. 13, 1 -'..2.
HR. BRIGGS KSTt CERM.VN PB?")TESTA* 1 IBM.
To 1 h . id 1 1 ., ;? of T h e T it t. u n ?>.
Mr: I? l'*. -r 1. 1 afternoi n
of i' ? ? id n le between the ? rihndoxy
of Newman and Kpurgeon, snd the Cnltarlan, Mar*
llnrau, he made the n ni n that " Gearman Pi*oti<staiits
won!,1 u-.ve Martillean 11 hlglier pla<*( !n the King bun
ol '-? 1 lhan the other two." \ 1 ?erman Prol ?1 11
1? i.v?? 1 w! ??*?: iiu'iv la i1,-aa. t''.- Bieani Ihnl ihe
Evange'.lcul LulhcRin Church ?vould accord the I
place nt honor as n Christian to a man ahu re|?*ct?d
' ndanientnl 1 lirl 1 a ail!? !?? of the In arnatb a
and bin Div tall) ol I 1. *rd J< Chri -t. if sueh
1 ?US n -ei'e.u a* till :?? "I- m |nv at all. It
u happens that an Bin .IraUon of Its ab unlit) 1? Just
given in "., rni n 1 it pn ? nt. l*rof< ??? r
llnrnnck, of Ihe t'lilv?ndt" ot ll.rilll, ha.? Just, a- did
Mariliuau, objected to lite mlrucuhiiu birth and In*
. aia.i ??.u of our Lord, ??? lai?gh| In the Apostlea'
t !? ?,'.. \ ...,; on from The 1. : *p??n lent" of I i-t
w. '. ?.?!!', boa bow lliis I'nUaitun attack has -
1- -?-.-i?..I. "The 11 l?T? ndi I" ays:
'i ?il- il??, u m. ni h:i sn <! -, i',f sigl ont
il.e 1 ii,.i'i snd Im wli li ?>f ( ? . muny ?? bul I?
and ?',,? ml- union ha ai !iv |xii ih,, :, i , km? |?riy
? ui ihe defensive, t'onferriice*?, .?vu.?t. i-i.nv.'iitlon?
of all l.lio?. p. rio.iieals -f ail character, and in
dlvtdti I-. Imve with w..iii.iiul unanimity pn?:e?''-l
.?i.ala-l Ih- inov. mea: and defend l? . .ie?l. Not
lor 1 gem rniti.11 has c?>i erviillvi 1 ??? m m i : 1. - ontlsm
In ?? delernilned a manuer elven axi-re**?!?? to lier
|i--l!lv- !:ill!i as ha? !'?'. II dllUe In r e, ni llloi'.ih.s.
1' n null ?to ? In Ihl dlrei il n have : ? n aim ? i
s'erablr, snd n gen ml cnnveniton fi?>ai ail (?er
many 1-.?vene m Merlin to declare l?>udl) and
,1 .. 1. t'..- 1 ha.- i'- ml Ik !? i" " t.. the v. m ru'?le rr ? ?
of the Chun*h. A* IgnHn -m and rl iructertstt*' sn
exp -b-ii oi ?ii, kind .-..- can he found among Ihe
hundreds Issued, l? thai of .1.1 !.?.:. || ,1 L'ith-ron
c nferenre Hi it r- -, !v n el In Berlin, the d?s ument
betoa ?Igni-d alan !?> neb me* as 1 .,'?-..r Zocklcr
of (.retfawald, and i'i,?'....? Grau, ol Kmilgst>erg.
11 ui?,-, ni? sommai*) ? r nrotesi
?? I. I v rj Bttempl lu d< [?rive the Church of Ihe
A|...'|..' freed I? a I low In lln- fnee ,,f the lli'li.-'i
Of Chri !. 2. D Is -11: 1 \ hi-", lime I! nt ..ur ItU
??i ' d -v 1. ? removed from it,, luflueiiee of
teachers who nvertlin?? Hie fund.int.ant of our faith
mil ronfu ?? the cts deuce, ?I, That tiie* Bon of
Get vv.,. -eon. elve.1 i v Ihe Hol? (Ihoal : ? m of ih?.?
viiL-in Mar-,'.' i? the very fot?idattim of 0?rt*tlanMy:
II '? 11.rnernton*. i?u ?vhlc-li all ih? niedom of this
s'orid tha.1 brc-ih a "n?le:.*'
Thal Prol.r Haniack'a attempt to ilmtaate ths
dlvhilty of ' : ri-i fmm the Ap g] .? ,?.,-...,. i,,, ? :
Hii.-h a storm, aad will no doubt coal him bis officiai
place, .stew? w hat a irnvcMt] on German Protestantism
I- Ihl aaaei tti n of l'c-f - r Briggs.
\"lJi..ii(?h pi.-al !r .'ban ?d erttfcal luv .-.Ilj-.illi.ii Is
allowed 1?. pud?-:.,?? totranrthed bekind tiie secular
pov.-niment there, yet LutiVran r.ormnnv Is evanrel.
ii- and pn.fune this grievous atrafioim?nt <3 __.
j-ttlty; 10 the fu.,di.in.-ntal Christian SS. "*
New-York, Deo. ij, 1-:??_.
j. n. a.
AID ASKED FOB TWO NEEDY WOMEN.
To the Editor of Tho Tribune.
Sir : I de-Ire help at this Chrl-tm.-is season fir s-verot
needy pesssaa. Oas is a Beber, eery ijid?istri?ua
woman, for whom I dC-il? t. paiCMSS a mu I. n..d.*
-m.v,.; BBOther Is an lutelllpent woman, SSSM-k* de
serving, who. with crippled hunda, is mnUinp shirta
m ?? oaots ?pice. Please lend cmtrlbuMonj to
MISS ?'. M. OARRETT vi-ltoi?
No. 48 West Tenth st.. New-York. DmZli.lBOX
TIIE BENEFIT WAS POR THE NOTEE DAME CUB.
To tho Editor of The Tribun?.
Mr: The COnetrl plvcn on Thursday afternoon al
C-tekerlag Ran for the a-*seM of the Working ('irle?
Club was for the Notre Dame Club, at No. _:?:i Weet
Fourteenth st.. Which Is a MClstf dl.-tliirtlv.lv for
Catholic pirls, und lud im seSJiecUoa ?ttfc the Aus..
? ?allot. .,f We_Ung Clrte* Ciaba, of ?rbteb Mis? ??r_ca
11. Dodge Is iir-t director and Nfaa Potter aecr?tenr
Hie ollnvrs of Hie Notre Dame Club regraf that there
has been a mkunderetandlng, oaring to tbe dub's nuaie
not having been mentioned on the tickets
EUZAbCTlI WADD1N-TON, Free-dent.
New-York, D.tM l?i. !-.._.
STORY OP A GOAT.
From Th" CMeafB News I'ttrord.
Van .sirliien, the cyeMst, bus two small boys. Their
parents bad alwaya supplied th.-m v,ith bicycles but
bicycles grew eommoi and tbe boya longed for variety,
1 hey decided that they wanted a po.it. Van MckioQ
demurred, but the two i.ys ?ara persistant. Ait?*
much Importuning ?i compromise ??is . tr.-et? _ ?m a
set of goat harness.
Then a wandering goat that imd been __?_ opj?H?t
of the trfiys' aehamea nil along was '-borrowed" ror
a trial trip. Hi?, two proSpe**ftlve voiinp lehne, elad
In ihe cream-white suits with blue and pink storliinga
..f i.lrofl.? Glrofla uniqueness, Which they ?vore at the
National me.-t in Washington, pot away Roftlv from
the rear door and hitched the goat t.< a ?tart.
Then they p..i into the earl and drove d,,wn Ford
av?-. in Windsor I'arlf. The Rhoe_-d?er*s son had It
Mem-, li'-en -eut acroaa tha way la the grocery for
piackera, and he waa carrying home hbt purcbaae In
a large sack when the goal party ea_ae along, lie
did n 'i know th.-y ?rere roaring, and the poat marked
him for Ils own. The two little Vans were powerbtis
t.. prevent it, nul ih?. erscker boy wai kiioeki. almost
ofT the (SCS of the .'-irth.
Mule oyster crackers ?trewerLltoventy sixth at. thirk
n?. niitiimnal leaves In Vallombrnea, and th? cracker
boy made a >;.fe t nrhdOWfl In Ids own v^rd.
Then the pom bleated ilk.- the tr?molo |g a street
orpin and ?t 11t.1i ,,n toward the Illinois ?Vnirnl
station, with a v..imp Van ?Icklen parnlvz.-d to each
1 - and a following <.f twenty outer nays of th.
neighborhood.
A thoughtful man cum?? oal Of a vard nnd made
an attempt to r?,-ett* the tWO driver-, lie re?-e|v.?d
-orn.whiit nieirtnt lately s large conrignaent of poat
near the pit of his Btomseh, and then eooclnded to
refrain fr..m Interfering with the nrnmpements of
otl .T-.
The pont next turned around In bis- harness end
made an effort to bntl the two young Vans into the
lake, but pave It up after h? ha/1 pished the ..art and
occupant! backward half 1 Mock.
A- letter suited to netlnti and the attnlntnent of
something t.. butt, n reveraal of thl'ips was deride?.
upon, so the goal turned around ap:iln ?md made down
the street toward the railroad,
A tr-iln had Just pulled up and was standing on
the rrnaalng, but t!:l- offered no dl?rniirnire?nent. an.
It required the united -fand of a cordon of rltl/.ens,
? r ?rlth the switchman and a crowbar, to k?>?'p
the poat from poltip b-neath the baggafa car and
taking bi? loid with him,
Then be turned square .'itxiiit ??nd ran a race with
nn Imaginary competitor for thr?e blocks, .and did
not itop until the >?: tire outfit?goat, curt, bor?, whlto
alt?, pink and bin? itocktnga and all?went into an
open 1 |ueduct.
1 era 1? a monad of fresh earth in UM rear of t_?
Van Stehlen r.--1.lence.
Tl.e boys' -ult< are burled tlic-r??.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIM AT L* RE ALMANAC.
S>inrl?e, 7 :13|S? t. 4 Ai M.x.a rl- -, 0 40 am Moon'? sge 2S
?KM ?VAXKK IO-DAV.
A.M?Sandy JIo k il:|i',.;.,v. taland 7 .J Hell ?Kite. 9:15
I'.M-Saivijr Hmk 7:-->...i. Island 7:-S|__eli Oate 'J An
INCOMING MEA MI ES.
TO-DAY.
V-*,?el rrom. Lin?.
l> Champagne....Havre, Dee 10.Frenen Una
i'.-.i. and .tatwerp. Dee 7. lbd star
MONDAT, DECEMBER 13.
? olumbla. Hamburg, De< ll.Hsr.ib-Anier
?? iinurl.Havana. Dec IS .\ V t Cute
A ode?.Port Uipm, i>-? i?).Atlae
i' ;>.?.??-. iii.? EMBEB ?_!>.
f Para n- 19 .Pas Mail
?.Havre, Dec a.ilu; b-Auve
OUTQOIht? ?jEAMI.ES,
TllJSDAY, DECEMUER 20.
Malla Vese-1
??lo-e. ?al.?.
Colombia, Pa.- Mall, Colon.10 00 a m 12 0? in
Elbe, N ?? Lloyd, Bremen. 4 .??? a in 7 :0<i a m
Iterniuda -i ? .-.. \ . i 00pm 3?o.ipio
: . maal, Span, Havana. ... o 3J _ ni lu ;.o _ m
?v. i!N!*-i>A\. DECSMBEB tL
l:le-..,:i| 1' 1 .M.ir, 1 re-s :t -.d. 6 30 a m
1., ,., neb, U.i.r.. o O) a ia
- .:. 7 tAi a lii
i, N Y It ?,'uba. lia? uta . S:0? pa
.v.. ,?, .. .- .. -ton . 1.00 p ia
THUBSDAT, DECBMBKB 22.
Cianfiiftfoe. K ? i Cuba, ?SX-aaaa. 3:00pm.
sun fix, m:hs.
POUT Off NKW-YOKK, SAH I'.D.VT, DHC. 17, 1802.
Al.lUVfclL?.
Hinat?-?Bmniua iitr. Wbyte i>?idon Deeembei t,
f . . v g . Arrived IS the liar at
Mtomer U?lv lllr , H-aley, I_\?ri?uo'. L?*.*mbir 2. ?lia
llld-e Ul F W J it 111 -L.
-.? uiter II- k t Da . Th .a.?- n _??iiiii*n.unde Noven?.
i? r -?:<. lopenhoaen -.? Chrtitionia December 1, .bri?.
. ,i ., ?.m n .I-.- and ,???-- n to IrXiach, Kdje &
? o. Arrived .it t.i H?r ?t M SO .? ni.
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and hazy.
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tor Nt-w-Vork Deeedlbe* 10 M ..,. --,,...,..
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Steamer Ota Buena?, fr-m \.?T.?ora
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