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RUN DOWN ON THE TRACK
fWO WOMEN KILLED AJTD TWO OTIIERR
AND A MAN INJURED.
THK LATTEn m:i: in i DAMOBBiOUS OONDITIOM
AT HARLKM imsriTAU CRCSRSD BY AM
KN'OINE NEAH ONE Ht'XDRED AND
FORTT BBCOND BT.
F.mr women anil one man cmploycl a?
car-cleanerg by the Wagner P*J ? ? ri,r Com?
pany, the New-York Central Rallroad and tho
N ? v rk. New-H.tverj and liartf.-.-.i Rallroad
wrro run down early yeaterday morning by en
;:ii,o N .. Wt, llght, bound north fram the Grand
Central Btail n to ths roundhouge in the frelfhl
t ? . ? n en w? re kllled and the three
Iun I, "probably fatally. The llat
Q ;?? :
RILUCD
BEi'YER Lli ?!? yaara old of N *0P Eaal
*idb? wlth Ihre* chlldren, k,l'..-.l oui
MAI1AN P ' 'rs '?,!- "f _*_? ?*_ ___!
arlM} cruahed an.l i!l*i|
whH . ; , ? m ti ll...- a Depol a rea
aaonv - - lati r.
INJPRED
DRPMM, Mn. Ma - '- ?:'"'- "r Oae-han
.-,:-..l Park ave., waa Injured
TRACEY, M nve yeara o'.d. of No I.TS
t ofl ?'? ??? al i nl ?-? na and
YENDER. !. ?? old. of No, iv.. Weal Fortj -
..,; and aevere i alp wouade.
All nf the Injured are In the Harlem HoaplUL
The two ? men are nol expected to llve.
lt is the cuatom of the car-eleanera who
work in the Melroee yarda to catch a north
i ; local traln whleh leaA'ea the Orand Cen?
tral Btatl -.. al 6:15 o'clock a. m., as they are
PX] ted to reporl for duty al 7 o'clock. Some
: they mlaa it by a few momenta, and are
compelled to take a later train, which makea
Its last gtop below the yard, Bl One-hundred
and-twenty-flfth-st. When thal occura the
rlcam ra walk by the'way of Motl Haven to the
yai la. Thal waa the caae yeaterday mornlngr,
and al ?'. i". o'clock the flve vlctlme <>f th.- ae
cldent met Wllliam Duane, ..f No. JOO Eaat
hundred-and-flfty-thlrd-aL; John Mulllgran,
of No. 44%. Weal Thlrty-thlrd-at.; .i"hn Kennedy,
of No. -is ESaal Forty-aeA'enth-at; Iflchael Hav
honey and John O'Mara, who ar.- alao cleanera,
and togrether they atarted to walk to the yard.
jual before they atarted the BprlngUeld ex
preaa. bound aouth, whlaaed by, and, after it
had paaaed, Duane aug_reated that they go by
way of Motl Haven, as it is contrary to the
regulatlona for thera tn walk on the traek.
The othera demurred, however. ao they all went
ther on Ihe aouthbound track. Duane, Mul
llgan and kennedy walked ahaad, Maloney,
O'Mara and Yender were next. an.l Ihe women
in the i. ar. II waa at the curve In the
tracka ncar One-hundred-and-fi rty-aecond-at.
thal the accldcnl occurred. Engrlni No. 891. ln
charge of Charlea Burr, waa golnK north ba tk
at full :-i-?-1 Kennedj alone heard a warnlng
ery. and. plvlng a ahout, nelaed Mulllgran and
jumi.,,1 Into the dltch. Duane alao Jumpcd Jual
'?\ tlme, Yender waa a aecond behlnd the
othera, and waa hurled to oni bMc, falllng be?
tween th- two tracka. Thi women dld nol have
tlme to l> ii'. and were gxound beneath the
wiieels The ? npinecr aaw the party on the
tra'ke wh-n almoal up to them, and reveraed
his leve* and blear the whlatle, bul too late.
The Mg englne awepl on f'>r a hundred yarda,
aml al h.st . amc to a atandatlll.
Th,- ag-enl al Motl Haven atatlon had all
trains atopped and Ihe bodlea were removed
t,. the Morrisanla pollce atatlon. The Injured
lak' '. tn the Harlem lloapltal. U la aald
that tl eer ni Ither rang hla bell nor blew
), a hia'li.
-?*? '?
THi: BBIDGE TERB1XAL LOCATED.
f v, rPNP rOMMllWIONERS PA?g PPON THE
BITE SECRETART BWAN'g V1EWB RANK8
v. ILL I'LACE THE BONDfl.
The Blnklng Fund rommlaalonera yeaterday rnn
Bldered queationa relatlng to the New-York nnd
New-Jeraey Bridge, and aa oplnlon fn.m Corpora
tion Counsel Bcott waa raad decldlng that lt was
nol In the power ol the Board to imposo on the
. mpany any apcclal compenaatlon for the use of
Btreeta aa approachea. This oplnlon was given be
Recordcr Uoff al the last meetlng- objected to
voting for any approachea unlaaa the city re
mpenaatlon.
Tho Recorder aal 1 thal he underatood it was the
? n,ii to use th Burface 61 aeveral atreeta and
t.. cloae up othera altogwther. Ha added tt\at he
. ., ver vote to cloae a Btreel in tho interest of
a , .:-| .ratlon ..rt.-r the clty had patd for openlng lt.
a:.i. rm.in Olcotl aald thal it waa nol the Intenttoti
. ,- up any atreeta He raoved that tlw ter
, ted between Forty-nlnth an.l Flfty
flral sts.. .-md Beventh and Elghth avea
Qeneral McCook, Clty Chamberlaln, aald he would
vote for the approachea, bul he wanted aome aa
.. fn.m the repreeentatlve of the company
thal further lealalatton modtfying the conditlona
? whlch the brldse "as t.. be bulll would not
I ...,! for There is a blll at preaent In Albany
provlding for an extenalon of tim<- for the romple
t:.,n of the bridge. Counsel promlaed thal beyond
thla i'ill no other leglalatlon wouhl i?- a-ki.l for.
::? order Goff tii- n moved aa .... am. ndmenl thal
the "Board Indlcate Ita preference for route No, 2,
wlth approachea as Bhown In the dlagram." Mr.
i . epted the amendmenl and tho route
whlch Ib known aa route No. 2, and whlch la de
Brrii"-1 above, was approved.
The Bi ird alao approved of the Departmenl of
publle Worka movlng into new quartera In the
Amn. ? s ' ?? Bullding, al the aame ex
i .,; (he preaenl quartera, .\'<>. ;:i Chambera-at
The Sinklng Fund CommlBBlon alao conslden i
rovement of thi Harlem Rlver as presented
I .]?..:? of Chlel ICnglnei-r Greene, of the Dock
Hoard. Oeneral Green, advocated an approprl
ai ? r wharvei al Beventh-ave. John
j: Rhaw, who appeared for the Plnkney eetate,
i owna moal of the property along the water
front, objected t,< the propoaed Improvementa Tha
? was lald ?
.?? retary Swan, ol the New-York and New-Jer
-.> pa :.-.. Bald laal nlghl "Tha actlon of t.v
n and the Sii.k.nK Fund Commla
. ntlng i!.. bridge and approachea thereto
and the greal union etatlon meeta wlth favor by
both Ihi bridge and conatructlon companlea. No
i. ? ? | atlon ? an I ? foun l ln the clty. This
iiroleci ean be made to iriv,- New-York ter
facllltlea supei l > any clty in the world.
\\". <h.,il ,,sk the Becretarj of War to approve .in
i . ??:, llately ael ourselvea .-. \\..rk to
? wlth n aponslble l.ridue
bulldera. lt la lielieved that wt wlll :-??? the bridge
v nder way before this year explrea. There ar,
no reaaone why Ihe bridge and approachea should
nol be ? ? ? . wlthin flve yeara.'
The Natlonal Bank of New-York pro
... bld for *"? ??!."?. ..: Ihe aecretary'a new 4
? ?- ' ? taelf and customera, and offera to
h thi . I foi the flral Z6 per cenl of ita
r ? blda, ai i procure, al coat, the ko per
of gold remalnder, withoul wlthdrawlng i:
Th< .\l. !? .;:?:'.? Natlonal Bank intonds to l.ld for
$1 ??..,.., ,,- ? : . and offera to i.Ive and
ti-i di i the blda r.f customera for $4,000,000 addltlonal.
FOCXD DEAD /V A BOTEl.
PEAR "'' Bl BINESg rAlLLTM! CAP8ED O. K CX>HEN
TO TAKE li is i.i;i:
,; tave K P'hen. a momber of ihe Urm of Cohen
7 ben, dolng; buatnaaa in the Cable Balldlnf,
ai Broadway and Houaton-aL, was founl daad
ay afternooa ln a room at Morgan'a Hotel,
No. :.". CUrkaon-at., where he had oommltted aul Ide
tlme during the prevloua alght. He re?U
.,r i M| the hotel on Thuraday nbjhl aa <; D. Pox,
. ,t,;y to the room aaalcned l i hlm.
, , .. terday afiernoon Cohen'a contlnued
ro much alarm thal a poll -man
t . a!.,. .j:,. door of the room broken, Tha
waa found atretched upon ti:.- floor par
Mally dreaaed wlth a bullel hole through hla bead.
a utter lay upon tbe table addreaaed to hla brother
Bamue- wlth whom he wa- In the mllllnei
; 7n Cable Bulldln*. Bamue Pohen and
.,. brother wenl lo the hotel and after Identl
?v :,.. the bodj aei ui I a perm ? from Deputy-< or
oner Weatoti t i rcmove the body.
,..,, |eft by the dead man aald thal a pre
MmlUt ln th.- aulcUk ' ? ' ,' ?-. "
aaoney'.nd , ?' and ', He.?J" *??
? ilamond rlnK and a aeal - ?'?ra "all
tha the dea I man need nol havi feared any bual
;."... ., . th ? finn wa li a i r iperoua con
dCo'hen'a homi addreaa could nol be obtalned. The
rtfy dlrectory glvea ll ar No. 125 Weal Forty-fourth
lr ai h la the H tel Oerai I He Ib i . known
r,.;.,, |. ib aald that he had been broodlng lately
ov.-r bualneaa Iroublea whlch hi^ brothera clalm
aren nlj Imaglnary. ,,-,,__
Pohen vi- unmarrli I He waa a pooldooklng
youtiK man, and was abo^t iwenty-nlne yeara old.
.- ?
VAJOR POXVB IECTVRE.
The Bookaellera' I^eague, eompoaed of the em
i i | flrma leb tu i laal aigM to h
, I,-, tbe \. .?:?!.. raanacei ol lecturera, Major
j j. pond, m lurae, lllugtrated w.tn atereop
ggoo, wa? enUUed, "Tatenty Vt-ara a Dealer ln
Highest of all in Leavening Towcr.?Latcst U. S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELV PUBE
Bralna." Ha t.dd of hU ewriencea .. n . - *
ju,h_ ward Howe. KHaata h ?.ad) ? " . ? w,rd
!",;" Cu*Am2: ^C**bleCotnrtRobert fngeraoll,
^i;:r^..:;."^;n^'-^;-i-n'. i? .?..>?. i.->
M. Btanley an 1 othera.
VO UEETIXQ YET CALLED.
' rACHTSMBW WAITING PATIENTLY l-'on THB
Dl'NRAVEN REPORT.
UtW,or, of....S,-<-'l,MV>ni:nit?:^,,-n;'i;|
! to mveatlgate the Dunraven chargea la to be ma
{-_. ^\'X??Z 12>?? ??'?-"'
,;:; u,.... k.,.?,?.??-'.-t:^-r;;
1 r-iled and as a week'a notlce ItlUBl be M'H.
;.;;;;;,;\,::;';L'i?K come up befora dannary.
if the notie* were poeted to-day.
T1,,,. a,? wlne people who never wai forln
forrnatlon ihey know it all. and they have had a
flTtlnTdurtng the long w.H for th. conim.tte
report, Thelr gueeaea and ......nosti.-atio, .. have
,,,?.,?,, ,n (VMy dlrectlon, and they have gu< aj
. of.,, and so ayatematlcally lhal no mattIP
whath^na. no ?.tter when the report ~?ea
-?.";.::;:::;:;,;:%,i:;l ?...'
.,,.?' One ..f theae aald >eBteruay. _-_?-t_i
,ureof th?: ,_ tbe report iBcnmln* out.taapecla.
tiin- ot uiis: ii in- ?? I-"-. ,, , ,,..,,.,.
mit?ng..eopyof the book wlll *?/? ^rope wh^n
lh(. ???,.,. utpoBted. and that wlll .K* - almu
t.neotiBpubllc.t.ononbothcont.nent.po^e^
tati.otis i.i.i'ii.-ni"" "" . ? ... .
before half the peopje who gel ^e report wlll .
nnlahed the iKKik thVe wlll be a'klck rom Dun
r.ven, whlch la already prepared and ready t.
i:il? -T1?. neid' or .-...'? other jmper whlch haa
no! condemned the Irtah Earl."
At the clubhouaa Ihe few membera who called
s,',.in,,i to ba mora deeply lnt.re.ted tn the
tlckol which haa been poated b, the nomlnatlns
commlttee than ln the report of Ihe Inqulry ? om
I mittee. It is generally conceded that Comrnodore
i Brown and all the o?c_ra placed ... nomlnatlon
wlll b? elected, arlth the poaalble wceptlon of E.
1 e Chaae agalnal whom there la oppoaltlon for
; the poaltlon of chalman of the Houaa Commlttee
The Regatta Commlttee la at preaent made up of
B Nlcholeon Kane. Irvlng Onnncl and Chi ei
Sriawold0 The dutlaa of thla comm tteejrera exj
reedlnglv exactlng .lurlnn the laat m .<-???'? ?" >
1-,-v w.Ve performed ao well. and the membera de
< voted themaelvea to the taak ao PonBclenUoUBly.
Jha' general regret haa been exprewae^ In the club
ill would not coneeni to a renomlm it on M .
Kilt?. ,i, chalrman ot lB.?w ttee. J. ? . .
ii..- .-..mniitt.-.- nexl year, and he ?m na\i '" . ?" >
s^'K;.;;^:!'''i>,f;^.'H;;;i:;;:;;
i th.. Ni liii-1 )imr:iv?n duH. ajB. aeapite ini iaii
lhal the mere id?-a of an orfW.mt.-r hetween the
..,'., la Vi.1K-U1.-.1 by moal people. there are othera
who inaiat that. ln view <-f all thal has been aald
. ^".,: li sl.l.-s. a flght la the only ?^?; ;";;
two unanawered aueatlona are When wlll tli. repon
be publlahed, and wlll lh< re be a duell
//. //. BAXCROFT'S 11BRARY.
A FINE rX)U*BCTION OFFERED FOR SALE
TO THE PUBLIC UBRARY. HERE
Andrew H Oreen laal evenlng conflrmed a report
lhal the greal Bancrofl llbran of Ban Fram
deciared bj many to be the hnesi prtvate llbrary
ever collected In Amerlca, haa been offered for aale
,,, ,fce Sew-York Public Llbrary Aator, Lenoa and
T|,de_ poundotlona and thal the offer Ib belng con
Kldcr, i to i.mmlttee. Tho offer to sell the Ban
crof, nbrarj wai mada known by Mr. Oreen a1 a
meetlng of the truateea In thli clty aboul a fort
nfchiago. and wa. referred to the Llbrary Commlt
tee for conalderatlon. The commlttee maj make
, report on the Bubject at th.- next monthly meet
kn> of the truateea
The Bancrofl Ubrarjr waa eollected by Hubert
Howe BancrofL and baa been kept in a niltable
bulldlng ln Valenda-at.. ?an Krancisco. a great
fortunt, was ppent In collectlng tho 60.000 rolumea ln
?e llbrary. and it l- ?.der.tood that th. trortae.
of the Bancrofl eatate are wllllng to aell the llbrary
f0, 1300.000. Th.-re are hundreda of volumea In I
whlcU would aell in the ordlnary book m.rket at
ssv-r--sacia,a_?t.?
p^'?rs7'toT*xrt.r?rsr?fTSf^?.i
RJ_sSrv&,RaP-? ?&
1,,''"l"',,'i Ml* "">??? l.? i-..;".il.iy ?l comp.rl?.a
loat to later generatlona.
_ ?- -
ST. LOVI8 AHEAD OF RER RECORt.
BHE ARR1VE8 IS PORT AFTER A VOYAOE
OF I DAYB, '?' HOURB AND 83 MINUTEB.
To the greal delighl of the offl era of the Amerl
ean Une, tho gallant st. Loula eame Into | rt
yeaterday four houra ahead of Jier own record.
x . every voyage acroaa the Atlantlc made by
the Bt. Loula has been faater than the preced ng
one and In a turn or two mor.-. ahe may hold the
record from Bouthampl m, whlch la now I daya, ,
houra and 14 tnin lea. and a held by the S'wTork
of tha Amerlcan Llne. The beat tlme ol the Bt,
Loula hltherto was 6 daya, II houra and U m i
.... , .hi, .1,.. lowered by nearly four houra, bavlnu
;IM,. .,,.. ,ril, .croaa In I daya, 9 hour. a
.. h uea, only aboul two houra longer than th
,,r the New-York. Th.- faal trlp of Ihe Bl ,
Loula is all the more remarkable becaua. ll m n
made ln the mlddle of the wlnter, when the At
Umtic is unruly and record breaklng ia not lo a
f, r But all the Amerlcan Llne veaaela are provlng
themBelvea exceptlonally good weather boata.
The neamahlp - illcd ': m Bouthampton on Janu
ary IL and paaaed Hurat Caatl. at 1:M p. m., ar
rlvlngal the Bar al G:06 p. m. yeaterday. Her dally
runa were 410, v.>\. BT. ?M. 174, DI and 117 knota. cov
erlng an entlre dlBtanc. of MbM knota. The veaael
tn.-t variable weather, begtantag wlth freah wlnda
and developlng Into Btrong head wlnda and anow
anualla. but th.- attempt. of the elementa to impede
hur progreaa were futile. Sone were happler t.ian
the oftlciala of the Amerlcan Llno yeaterday when
he BL liuli w? rep i Flre I.land at M
n in and a number of them ; ? A. '.:.?
com, Ji'.. were al th<- pler to welcome her and lo
; ,,, ,-,,-, hei able i omman I r, i aptaln w lllarn
,; );,.,.':.. The nea pli r of th ? llne, No. 1_, North
niver lunt :?' rth of the other pl< i ? I thi ompany,
No l't v.a- uai i for the flral tlme laal nlght.
* The Bl I- - - wlll probably be . ?? ip I i a whlle,
,. .,.- and the New-York, whlch baa JubI ?een
thorouahly overhauled and re] ilred, wlll aall ln her
,,,,.,. ...; \\ ? Im - lay. The ateamghip brougbt 1CS
cabln and ninety-nlne ateerage paaaengera. Among
: mi r were:
li m If. I. Ayrea, Mr aad Mra, Oeorge K.
? . M - Henry B. A? III. ka,
i.m UacMaater,
... ? ,-rrft, I-:. ii- Mont
.1 Whltney ivala. Jr.. >.'t and Mra. A. A. N<~?
HaroW I . '"r>.. ,
T, B. Hnr-iii nn. Mri '. L. pllver,
t' E. lt-nre. Jami ? P, I'hllli..
Commaadant llcrhi-rt H. Benator William ll. Beya
nooth, -"-I-.
M t ronover, M. r. Bpanoow,
Roberl E. I. I'.rhran. A. II Bhaw,
.Mr aad Mrs. .'.'ail?s W.H. Ilaawell shnnks,
,-i, ,,?,,?,?. ,\ i:. Thompron,
A a. i l--fman, Mra 0 U. Thompaen,
Major Colborne, Mr. aad Mrs .1. l'n>r
i.ui ael <*?? Igale, myer,
.? s riarke. Charlea ll WellB,
Mr- M Harrla DougMg, ''? A. WiillMms.
Eranklln Krear, Pr. H )) Wlggera,
R a. r..iii.-nc.il. Mr. nnd M:^ Charlea W.ir
Mr. aad Mra I. K. Ocr.r,'-. wlck.
Arthur Qlbi n .
thi: preyalexce of rc.\i;u:t feyer.
MANV BEW CASE* BEIOBTED N'?T L'NCBCAL AT
THIS BEABON.
ge,.],.. f rer baa bi m Inereaalni In this
clty, .ti Br ...kiyi; and In ? n< ai Xew
Tork durlng ti" '-?''? Ihree weeka. it. ti.: cttj laal
week ??'?'< nea eaaea of the dlai i?" were reported t..
th. Health Board, and the record for tbla week wlll
rnuch Kv<-ni'r. At tbe Bureau of Contagloua Dli
. igea, h rwever, ll is aaaerted that there la no
of an epldemlc of acarlel fever. and that tha pre\ i
lenca of thi dlaeaae at preB.nl li n n m ich gi
than it haa been In oth?r wlntera, Wlth Ihe coming
ol cold weather and the cloalni .-r d >ori and wln
dowa to prevenl free ctrculatl -n ol Blr ln bul
acarlel fi vei invarlabl) Im reai ? ... Ihe '?'>? 'i- ' a
,,,, ,',?.. of Ihe yeai la Ihe i liy fn ? ir-.m the dla
''\Vi,?! la 'i ia '-f N'.-w-V ik In tl"' t-apect .a aald
to be true of every clty In th. c mntry.
Mans mll I caai - oi acarli t fever have baan re?
ported thla wlnter, and more caaea man uaual navi
,1. vel ipe : In holi li and apartment-houai a, an i i -
patlenta ln many *n<ii caaaa hava baan k-im ih
laulatid ??./?:: m lll tha Li.il .,.'
FIVE OHILDREN RE8CUED.
A BRAVE BAKER BAVEB THEM FROM
DEATH BT PIRE.
THEIR PARKXTg, PANIC-BTRICKJEN, HAD FOROOT
Ti:.N Tll l: UTTLE n\i-:? TILL THET THBM
gELVEB HAD REACHKD Tlli: BTREET.
Joaeph Kunzll, a young Bwlaa baker, yeaterday
morning aaved Ihe liv-.* <>f Ave chlldren In a
burnlng bullding at No. 102 Eaaex-gt Kunill la
employed in a bak ty in the basemi-nt of the
bullding. Al 3 ?'. m. be w.-is al w.,tk when he
heard the cry of flre Th" baaement also con
lalned Turk'.ah and Ruaaian batha, >.f whlch
Abraham Levy la the proprletor, lt was Levy
who waa ahoutlng flre, He waa elad only ln hla
nlght ahlrt. ilis wlfe atood by hla alde juat aa
gcantily attlred. Bhe was crylng for i ?me one to
reacue her chlldren. No one elag was |n glght
except a pollceman, who was running for the
r.eareai flrebog. Kunrll grabbed tbe bygterlcal
wom '.i i y the arm and aaked ber where tho chll?
dren \. )???.
"There," ahe crled, polnttng to the nrst noor
of the bullding. Plamea were ln the baaemenl and
tbe am >ke waa pourlng upatalra. Th.- ballway
was rlouded with It. Kunzll daahed Into Ihe
Km. ke-laden hall and then mi,. the Levy'a llvlng
r ..'ii-s. The roomg were als-. fllled wlth amoke gnd
the brave baker had t,. ^r- pe hla way untll he
reached the room where the chlldren alept. The
mother had not t ,1,1 hlm h >w many there were.
He reached out and raughl up three youngatera
in his arma and crepl back tbrough tln* ptiiling:
imok and reached tbe gtreet almoat overcome,
Tho mother nn to lilm with a cry of Jny nnd
hugged in-r reacued chlldren t,> her breaat
The firemen were now nmong thoae on thf*
i ? .:?-. and the other tenanta In ttie houae,
awakened by Levy'g crlev, had reached thestn-et
ln aafety. Kunzll was about to move out of the
way when the Levy woman ran aft.r him and
crled: "Where are my other chlldren? Why did
you not get them all?"
"How many more are in fhere?" nske,] the
young baki r. aa he once more made for the door
way, g roaa which ihe flamea w<-re now ateallng.
"Two more," thi woman crled.
Kunzli ran once more Into the ballway. Thla
tlme he dld n >l come nt ao qulckly, and thoae
who were In the gtreet began to fear that the
amoke had overcome hlm. A ahout of r<iief wenl
up a few mlnutea later, howevcr, when tho ven
turcaome baker ataggered out ot the hallway,
I Inded by amoke and ao falnt from cxhauation
thal he aank i > the ground as eager handa re
licved hlm of hla burden. He had aaved the
other two chlldren, and tho flve w, r.- found t"
I,,- .-nti'-.-iy unharmed,
The firemen kepi Ihe flames r-nnflno.i t" th>
bathn, and aoon pxtlngulahed them The dam
age was about I I
Mra. Levy aald that ahe was awakened a few
n '. itea i.- r-? r-- 3 o'clock by a oh ,kin^' genaatlon
t. lii.d the room in whlch ahe and ln-r hueband
alepl filled with amoke, Bhe ai lueed her hua
i, md, and, f irgetful of their chlldren aleeplng in
the adj. Inlng room, both ran oui t.> the Btreel ln
thelr nighl clothlng. They could eaally have
carried thelr chlldren wlth them wlthoul any
danger if they had not become pan|c-atricken.
They >li i n t even thlnk to u:t>-r n warning cry
untll after they had n ai hed the gtreet
IT AFFECT8 MANY C0MPAXIE8.
TUE QUEBTION INVOLVED TN* Tiri. CENTRAI.
STAMPING CA8E
OeorKe w. Kctcham, treaaurer of the Crntr.il
Btamptng Company, whoae ofllcea ar* at So. -",
Cllff-st., aald yeaterday that he belleved a wrong
Idea of the effeci of Judge Freedman'a oplnlon In
the auil broughl agalnal that eorporation by Attor
ney-General Hancock would be conveyed by the
accounta of the courl proceedlnga publlahed ln tbe
nea apapera yi aterday.
Mr. Ketcham explained the company*a vlrx of
the altuatlon as followa:
"A hoatlle atockholder ha* repeatedly attacki l
this company, and he ims a< ofi.-n been defeated.
in thfa laal phaae of the suit Judge Freedman ex
preaaly declared thal nothlng of fraud had been
ahown. The plalntiff haa utterly falled to prove a
alngle one of hla chargea,1 aald tln- Court, addlng:
'The ,,nly queatlon i.i thla caae la a compll tt, I
one of law.' ll belng of auch conaequence ... every
company form l under tli<- Etualnesa Corporatlon
la* ,.:' New-York, the Judge waa conatralned, ,,f
a orlKlnal motlon, to eend the cauae t, the
Appellate i where *.. Importani a j.,,!...
could be a.i . 'ln ihe drat Inatan -
??Th.- ,i,.- -i.'ii wlll Involve every corporatlon of
New-Vork Btate thal haa availed Itaelf of H
l of th, atatuti ol ;-,-- In caae the A, ; ?
? i Bhould hold thal the Legialature haa glven
the peopie a law whlch ,-nn bear dlfferent con
Btructlona, they wlll neceaaarily provlde propei
honeat companlea ean adjuat them*
to the altuatlon. The Central Btamplng Com?
pany la only one "f many corporatlon*. ?-...--. i
in the reault, and ll ean be In nowlae unfavorably
affected, . n. ?; ; In the Ineonvenlence of navinx lo
porate under lome other aectlon ,,f the law."
COBltAXDAXT II. II. BOOTB ABB1TE8.
Ili: DISCl'BBEfl THE RECALL OF Ilis BROTHER,
THE COMMANDER.
A good deal of Inti r- st i.as been ahown ln tho
r oi ler for Ihi ri tall of Commander and -Mrs.
li n Booth, ... the Balvatlon Arm-., who have
now been ln thla country nine yeara and have t illl
the army up wlth remarkable auccesB. A good many
reasona have been advanced lo accounl for Ihe
"farewell order," as ihe recall la t.r.n. l In Salva*
t. . v-. parlance, bul n i word haa gone oui from
i mder Booth hlmaelf. All Inqulrera al Ihe
Salvatlon Army i irracki In Weal Pourteenth-ai.
Iuvh been aaaun I thit Ihe Commander had noth?
lng . ' Bay . -i the aubji
Commandani Herberi H. Booth, Ihe younger
brother of Commander Ballington Booth, arrlved
fr.mi England la ! nlghl on the Amerlcan llner BL
Louia. He waa aeen al the pler on Ihe chance
thal he mlghl poaaeaa aome deflnlU Informatlon
ng the n ill The < 'omm in lant is the com
mla loner "f the Canadlan branch "f lha organlxa
ti ,ii. an l waa '? Iled t,> Bngland aome tlme ago on
-. . mn '? l wlth bla .-h.-iri;--. He s ild thal
; i no official Informatlon on the polnl ln
question, bul he underatood thal there was !?> i.e a
,, n. i ; Ibbu rdei to "farewi IL" ile expecta
Im ? .f. an l hla alater, who is ln charge of ihe
ParlB department, Is alao expectlng a tranaferenee
.:? ol ier .:? 11 of labor. The tnIk ,.f Influencea
other thkn those held to be for tha good of the
army he di lin I to be l maenalcal In the extreme.
??lt la th< . ???.,.' )? aald to The Trlbune re*
porter, "for farewell ordera I i ba laaued ahout
Bvery flve yeara, .?.. you ean aea thal Commander
and Mra, Ballington Booth'a aervicea In thla coun
::.. havi i. ???i.. hlghly ippri lated, fr,.m the
faci that ihey have been ellowi l t.. remaln here
ao long i expeel lhal i ahall hava v< leae my own
swn ii' li In < anad i, li will certalnly Le a rery beayy
,-ri"s foi me ." b ii to ' iva ta leave the frienda
I have made there and thi -.\,,rk wblcti I have been
i .-sfui ia bullding up i have been there three
. ii.- and a hai:. .-. ill< ihe work Ib twelve yeara
old. \\ -? n iw have aboul 12,900 offleera an I prlvatee.
,-. . 1 Wen: :l..-i.- tn.- conditlona were nol .- ,
i... BhouH be, bui ??-!..?? we are oui of debl We
have IW) offleera ai I -?-" corna atretchlng ln a .-htin
acroBa ihi contlnenl from Sewfoundland t,. Van
v.iii know (,?? have a populatlon ,,f only
aboul :'..' o,o -.iii" llmlte l. aa a rerj largi
-;.:. nl .:.?? i opl* are Preneh Roman Catho
il. ?, with whom ?? do nothlng."
i; turnlr lo the aubjeci ,,f th- farewell ordera,
i '..iiiina i... ? ? i: th rc-marki . ...a: lt waa i"? ible
he im. .r.i -,. I'nlted gi ites, l.ai lhal '
ii ,ne .,f ihe I a here .... \
niiahl : th* tlme t aaa laaue l
?M . brothei aill lell you," he contlnued, "aa 1 tell
you, that v> aho have bften Identlfled wlth thi
Ba a fam ? all oui llvea. would b the laat onea to
. ,. ii, n * a li m of thi pi llei whlch haa proved
ful i.Vrtalnlj thal woulJ be aubveralvi ..r
illBidpllne foi everj day ln tny own tn-. I and here
? ar- iranafi rred from .?
? . mothi i " '
? ,ai, ' ,.,: Booth \mI1 atarl f..r (',-..,! i after a
t ia brothi. hi ???
REGFIAT10X8 /'"/.' POL1CB UATROXH.
The !'? i I yeaterdaj id >pl I o | ilatloi i t.,
govern Ibe appolatmenl of polk mati mi The)
\uii be pul Ihi ugh Clvll Bervlca examlnatlona and
.. . ? Bhoa lhal ibe* ar ? . , good phyal al hi ilth,
Tii>: wlll hava to aerva a probatloa oi two montbgi
dniistial to flnil in miilwinter a com
plete stock of clothing?but we try to
bo tiuusiLiI : ?
We bny only cloth that'll pass a
stringent all wool, fast color tost.
We ilon't besitate to pay enongb to
have it rightly made up.
We advcriisc only what wc know to
1)0 so?"yonr money back if you want
it"?and many other iiniisual tbings.
St'.rfH , ! -re at *lx o'clock.
ROGBBfl PBBT & Co
Trtnr* nml r?rn?<1wBy.
Wnrr'n an.l Hroartway.
Thlrn-tfcond ;,i. I llroadarar.
7/0.1//; XEW8.
A imiral llionuru \\ . aieaue, i , a. "??r. ruA??
Adjutant-Oeneral E. A. McAlpln. BAVOY J. St-r
ll:.? Morton, Becreury of Agrlculture. WALDOKF
?T. B. Blackatone, prealdent of the I'hleaxo and
Altor. Rallroad Company, an.l Profeaaor wllliam
pepper, of Phlladelphla.
WHAT IS OOING ON TO-DAY.
Openinir of the Cjrela Bhow, Madiaon SquareOar
den.
Lexow Oreater New-York rommitte*. Brooklyn.
Confederata Camp dinncr, BL Denla Hotel, even?
ing
Welleeley Club luncheon, Wlndaor Hotel, 1 p. m.
Annual dlnni t of Moard of Trade at: 1 Transporta
tlon, Hotel Bavoy, I p. m.
Benate Commlttee on rrlvilej?eB and Klertiona,
Tifth Av.-nue Hotel.
Amerlcan Boclety for Improvcment of Fpeech,
Carnegie Hall, I p. m.
Lecture by Profeaaor Putler, Barnard College,
10 n a. III.
Mllltary Inatruction in Puhiie Sehool*. Advlaory
Commlttee, Orand <-<-n.rai Palace, s p, m.
Pr. Wrechmann'a lecture, Ifuaeum of JCatural
Mistory, I p. m.
Klng'a Daughtera and Fons, No. IM Flfth-ave.,
IM p. m.
i.. ture by Commleeloner Warinu befor*. I^ague
for Polltleal Bducatlon, So. _i Weat Porty-fourth
s'., il a. tn.
? ?
NEW-TORK CITT.
The Rev. Dr. ('hnr'.rn H. Eaton wlll sp*ik ln the
Church of the Dlvlne Paternlty to-morrow evening
on ?The Young Man'a CandMale for the Preal
dency."
The in x. aoclal meetlng of the Presnyterlan T'nlon
of Xew-York will be al the Hotel Brunawlck on
the evening of Monday, January 2", when there will
be a dlacuaalon of "Chrlatbui Bodology" before the
muatc uni refreahmenta.
ln a reporl to the Board of Srhool Trustors of
the Tvvtlfth Ward, AntonlO Raslnes, the elerk. has
arrltten that the extra accommodatlona |>rovlded
i.y the Board of Educatlon have relleved the over
crowding In the srhools of the ward, and thr-rc la
now room for all the chlldren ln thp ward.
The Alumnl Aaaodatlon of the New-York Coi
lega of Pharmac] will hold its flral annual l.all al
ih- Ma llaon Bquare Garden on the evening of
Wednesday, January 2.', and the rommltteea are
working hard to make it a aoclal aucceoa
Invltatlona to peraona Intereated in Blble-leaaon
Btudy to attend a meetinir on the evening of Mon
day, January K, ln Oraee Methodlal Bplacopal
Church, at X". 1X1 Weal One-hundred-and-fourth
at., have been aent out by the New-Tork Bunday
School Aaaoctatlon. The Rev. i>r. A. F. Bchauffler
and the Rev. Pr. A. E. Klttredge wi^ be the apeak
era al the meetlng.
Judge Cowlng ln Oeneral Beaatona yeaterday aen
tenced Jeffrey Martln. aliaa I'r. Martine, to flve
yeara ln Btate Prlaon for grand larceny. Martln
aaa eonvlcted on the complalnt of Mrs. Minnie
Allen, of Xo. 221 Weal Twenty-eeeond-aL, who tea
,,n,.,] thal he robbed her or aeveral diamonda In
her apartmenta He waa caughl In Atianta, Oa.,
an i broughl back here.
The revlval aervicea ln l'nlon Methodlat Kp!s,-o
pal Church, Forty-elghth-at., weal of Broadway,
have Increaaed in attendance and ln reaulta the
laal v\.,k. They wlll contlnue eveninga durlng the
comlng week, an.l on Tuesday, Thuraday and Prl
,iay afternoona al l o'clock. Dr. Klng wlll preach
to-morrow morning and evening, and lead the eer
throughoul the week.
Coroner PItapatrick held an Inquest yeaterday
afternoon In the caae of John O. Lockwood, a
.,, ;..-. ar] >i offlce waa al Noa, 40 and 4'.' Broad
a'ay, and who lived al Tenafly, X. J. He waa
drown?d In ihe Chambera-Bt, ferry-allp on Decem
ber n, whlle trylng to board the ferryboal Bua
quehanna. The boata ar.- operated by the Xew
York. l.ak Brle and Weatera Rallroad Company.
The Jury returned a verdlcl cenaurlng tbe rallroad
rompany for negllgence iti falllng to pul ?.tr?
guarda around the dangeroua placea.
Juatlca Bmyth, in the Crlminal Braach of the
Bupreme Court, yeaterday aentenced Mlchael M -
Oowan, who waa eonvlcted of murder in the aec?
ond degree, t,> Btate Prlaon for llfe.
An addreaa on "The Boclal and Reilgloua Outlook
in Japan" by the Rev. Dr. A H. Bradford, who
recently returned from thal country, will be de
\l\ >red at the n. x. meel ng of tha Congregatlonal
Club of Xew-York and vi.-inity at the st. Denla,
Broadway and Eleventh-at., on Monday evening.
The dlnner wlll be aerved al I ..',-!o,-k.
Mr-.. Margaret Hottome, prealdent of the Klng'a
Daughtera' Clrcle, wlll addreaa a meetlng for tnen
at the Harlem Branch of the Young Men'a Chrle
t.an Aaaoclatlon, at Xo. t Weal One-hundred-and
twenty-flfth-at., to-morrow afternoon al tM o'c'.ock.
Her aubjecl wlll i"- "The Ideal Young Man." Mra.
W. Irvlng Lyon, aoprano, wlll l.e preaent and aing
a numie-r ,.f aelectlona
The regular histori, al meetlnp of the Xational Bo?
clety of N'ew-England Women wlll ba hold this
afternoon al -?'?" o'clock al the Wlndaor Hotel.
The apeclal evangeHatlc aervicea whi.-h are heintr
heli ln Qrace Methodlal Bplacopal Church, One
hundred-and-fourth-aL, weal of Columbua-ave., will
continue r.ext week. The paator, th* Rev. K. S.
Tlpl'le, aill s|?-ak every evening. W. B. Weeden
will hn\,- charge of the alnglns, an.l there wlll be
oth.-r muiial at tra, tlona
"Chrlallanlty an.l War" will he the them* of Pr.
Remenanyder to-morrow al a p. m. In Bl Jamea'a
Lutheran Church, Madlaon-ave. and Beventy
third-st
The New-York Boc!ety for the Buppreaalon of Vlca
will hoi.i its annual bualneaa m.-etini; in tbe par
lora of tbe Young Men'a Chriatian Aaaoclatlon
Bullding, Twi nty-th r-i-st. and Pourtb-ave., Tuea
1.1-. evening al s o'clock.
Tiu- tentii annual receptlon and clvte ball of the
joaeph Benjamln >ixt. .-mh Ward Republlcan Bat?
tery wlll i.e h.-.d a. i. A. PhllHpera Turn Hall, No.
fil Meaerole-at., .his evening. Tln- mugte wlll be ln
hai ?- of Profeeaor Elaenhoefer.
\ ].!...,,n la in clrculatlon on tba Produce Ba
change for further amendmenta lo the bylawa of
the Inatltution, :-.. aa t,. apply auch portlon of th>
."uipiiiH revenuea of the Bxchange to the gratulty
fund an will brlng the fund up to and keep lt al
j,. ,.,..<.., and alao ? , ,s-ue bonda for the mort^aKe
of It.COO.OOO ..ii th, Bx. hanga Bullding.
\\ m i' Round, correapondlng Becretary of Hie
Pri m \ " al on of Xew-York, has aenl t,> l.-i
penard Btewart, prealdenl "f ihe Btata Commlaalon
of Prlaona, a letteM addrea i i ... the latter by
\ i P:!nt, .1 W ii.,iiia\ and Wllliam A. Whlte,
the commlttee appolnti I by the x. .-. York Btata
Medical Aeeoc'atlon t.. confer wlth a commlttee ,>f
Ihe Prlaon Aaaoclatlon og queationa connected with
crlmlnology and panology, The letter atroagly rao*
oiiuii. nda the Bertlllan gygten uf Identlflcatlna ??'
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
Columbia s
Bicycles
You will know how
Columbias are copied
and imitated if you
visit the Cycle Show*
You will also know
better the Columbia
nameplate, safeguard
against imitations*
nAnr; n 7TEY- rCY N?w York Hcadquarter* -12 V_rren Street.
POPb Mr U. V_U. ufo^Xtaxi Bicycling Co.~Boul.vard & 60th St.
Brooklyn Cycle Co. -555 Fclton Street, Brooklyn.
General Offices and Factones,
HARTFOKD, CONN.
prlBonera for adoptlon throughout tho Btate. The
Prlaon Aaaoclatlon wlll al once Introduc a blll m
th. Legtadatnr. autbortalng tbe adoptlon or th. aya
n m.
Tho ateam.r Maripoaa arrlved al Ban Fran !sco
,,., January tl with malla from Auatralla, New
Zealand and Hawa I ot the followlng date.: Mel
bourne Dacember 21; gydney, n-rombor 22; Auck
land Decembar 8; Honolulu. January 9. Theae
mall* are due to arrv,- in Nl w-York th. mornlnir.
or TUeaday. .ranuary B. Th. naxt mall 'or Aaa
tral'.a, NewZealand an.l HawaB wlll cloaa al th.
Qeneral Po?tofBc. a: 6:30 p. m. on F.bruary I, or
on nrrivnl h<-re of tho steamer I'mbrla Bflth th"
ilrltish rnails for Anstralla.
Th? lioard of Eatlmate adopted yaaterday tho
form of rontract prepared by tho Corporation Coun
-.1 for tho flnal dlapoaltlon or th" clty'a garbage.
it provtdea for th. dlapoaltlon of garbage ln any
way not onje.-tlonat.ie to tho Health Board. It la
Intended. however. thal tho crematlon proceaa
Bhall b. employed in dlapoatng of th* garbage.
Tho contrai t, whlch la to 1.1 for flve yeara, wlll be
adveftlaed lmm.dlat.ly.
Mayor Ptronn raceived a l.tter y?.t?rday from
Commiaaloner Erneet Harvler, of tho Park Avenue
Improvemenl Board, proteatlng agalnal tho glvlng
up 0f the One-hundred-and-twenty-nfth-at. atatlon
by the New-Vork Central Rallroad Company. Mr.
Harvler aaya thut tlie maintenance or abolltlon of
tho autton la a mattor of tho utmoat Importanca
to tho pooplo of llarl'm.
,\ BUted mootinc of tho Board of Truateaa of tho
Xormal College of tho Clty of New-Tork arBI ho
held at tho hali of tho Board of Bducatlon, So.
n>; Qrand-at., on TueBday. January 21, at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Clara Folta, who waa a praetlalng attorney
and counaellor-at-law In San Franetaco for flfteen
yoar*. has .-omo to this clty and has opened an
offlce In the Templa Court, for tho purpoa. of con
ductlng a general law bualneaa and of edjustlng
dlfferencea without reaort I > the courta. Among
th. mon who have vouched for her ablllty and
Hdellty aa a lawyer ara Oovarnor Budd, of Call
fornla; Chlef Justlce Baattjr, of tho Bupreme Court
.,f Callfomla; L'nlted Btatea Benator Oeorge C. Per
k'ti?. Congreaaman Jamea O. Magutre, and Mayor
Adolph Sutro. of San Franclaeo. Mra. Folta ia a
alater of Charlea BL Bhortrldgo, the Edltor aad
proprletor of "The ?an FranctaCO ?'all"
Mrs. Annio KIrs-hhaum, of No. fo4 FiraSave.,
charged with llrinic hor ni>artmonts on Bunday
niaht. was dlBcharged from custody by Maglatrata
Mott in Vorkviiio ?-ourt yeaterday afternoon. Thoro
was no .~1d.no. of arson.
ICorton Commandwry No. 4. Knlghta Templar, wlll
gtv. a rooeptlon nnd hali on February U nt tho
Lenox Lyceum, Madtaon-ava. and FKty-nlnth-at.,
nnd the cards of admtaaton wlll ho *> each. Eugene
Brown la chairman of tho Bntertalnm.nl <"om
mlttee.
Tho Rov. Pr. Tharlo- T.. Thompaon wlll preach
on "A I'lan for Cbrlatlan I'nlty" ln th. Madlaon
Avenue Preabytertan Church, PIfty-thlrd-aL, to
morrow at 11 a. m.
Claude Falls Wrlght wIU rontlnue his seriea of
theoaophlcal dlacusalona to-morrow mornlng by
apeaklng on ?'I'lan.-ts." Miss Allce M. Judge will
giv. an organ reoltal bofore tho lectur..
A\ 0BJECTI0X TO A LOVER.
THE OlRL'i FATIIK!: PfBLIBHES V NOTICE OP
P08INCI THE Bt'ITOB.
Tho followlng notlce .ppe.red In "Tho Evenlng
Journal" of Long laland Cltj yeaterday, dlrected to
the edltor: "i wlah to st.it- that I poatttvaly object
t . Joaeph i' remua bavlng anything to do with my
daughter, Agne. Mir. K.-spectfuly, FKANK MIH."
Joaeph l>/rrmiis la a man about thlrty-two yiara
old. For aome tlme he wus. ln chargo of the ar
m iry of the" lTti. Beparate Company. About three
montha ago he obtalned a dlvorca from his wlfe,
whom he charged wlth having too Kro.it tondneaaa
for th.- company of other men. Btnca then ha has
ittentive to Mlaa Mir, who l* ntneteen yeara
nd pretty. Peopla thoufht when they tward
tli.it Doremua had aeparatexl from his wlfe, that he
would ni.irty M;-s Mir, but rcllglOU. diff.-rencs ln
terfered. Mlaa Mir is a CathoUc, and her relljrlon
ho'.da a marrlage once pcrforoMd binding on both
partiea untll death,
Nelther ahe n ir her father appeara to have thoupht
of thN at lirst. l.ut. ll is aald, the mattor waa
broiiKht to thelr attentlon m a vigoroua manner re
cent.y when Father Eugene Donnelly called at the
h. me of the Mlra and had a long and earneat talk
wlth the father. After that eame the parental decre.
th.it Mlaa Agnea ahou'.d - e no more of Doremua
lletween her wlah to obey hes father and h.-r re
llgioua tralnlng, it N aald th.it tho decree hai been
obarrved by hor Doremua ia aald t. be deep!y ln
l ive wlth th-^ ^irl and to be d termlned to aee her.
UA RIXE IXTELLIGEXCE.
KIXIATUBE ALMANAC.
fsur.i-if*7 21 Banaet-rtl Boon ? i rnSifl Mooa'a aga n
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MOBDAT, JANUABT :?'.
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J& pJNllS JlNE FURNI
XHMTURf
DO NOT M1SS
the ebancc we are now offering to se
cure tlie best values.
our Parlor Floor i- filled with hand
lome, well-made articlea?all now tbii
fall, but now sonif sligbtly sbop worn,
Qlling tho space we need for new lan**
ples. VVe bave tberefore marked in
nlain fignren on eacli piece prices tliat
will ploa.se the econoniieal.
"BUYOFTHf! MAKEk"
Geo. C.Flint Ca
43 45a?:0 47 WEST 23?ST..
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regulated Houaelwia.
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Innueni.i. Pronelilt a,
Kraralgla. Rnil?*s. Kpr*ln?,
.. an) Pains of all klnit. Ia*
. f ."ftalarla aad all B'.w-l Palna.
AY'S PILLB cura ?'..rMlpati n nr4 UTtf 1 l*er.?T?.
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<-.. Arrlved bi the Bar ai :? p m. Igth.
81..,.,-..- fomai ??>??. i J_*B?OBVUla ana
,- Vorktown. 1 > :?-. N*wp rt Newa an. Xorfoig.
lae and paeemgera to Old l ?ilnl?n 8a Co. , ^_
Bt<_m*r Alienborn, Charlaa, Baltlmore, wttn rn^ie to
81 bi -r Pawaee, ReMaaea, rhilad*lphla. wlth mdte ta
8hlp Hrynhllda'fnf Olaeaow). Orafcaaa. Minila |gj <1aya.
aith hemi wel to gcammell Brothera.
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chlna day I ? ? rder; veaael tn O, ,r?? K tairelmana
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east n ?: theaBI . . 'i-ly.
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Bte-.rr.er Buffjn fBr), Ohla (Haagow-JueBi ? Jewaa.
Bt, mer I., I'hami Ut. lKr>, 1 r...._ Havre--A. /<***
Bteamer Colorado. M.x. Brunawlck, Oa, aad i*rn..-.i.na
g! '.? geminole, chlcheatar. Charteetoo aad Ja 'ksio
,1';::.,ra"e'.'.:-. Weeacken. Br*.ra- 0 Irktt
,; ... n rfotk ..nl Kcwport Kewa
?J? | . (Br). H.y? i. Cap. tewa, Eui
'??z .-; !.., ::.: ;,. ,-:,.-r. R ,-*r.)am-nm,h.
EBt'*amer'0'AurBnU (Br), HcKajr. Ueetpool v ll nmwa
*Bteamer Prlaa Predrlh Hendrla (Dutea), gtbbetaa, Hajr
I Venezuelan porta K ii h u ll >\ "
. _nd r ?" Llmon Pim. Knrwoud .\c Kelloelt.
BtJanterH3ult^f Ahaba tBr). 01 ? . ?. ,?? i Trm
^??^s'^nCln). Kaadaaa, CtelaUaala. Oaaaaaagagj
rkVSkTt^Tmi^'iBflKCtowe,,. u r?t Day.
""Meam'r^rHnMajNHri. Praaar. Haaultoa, Pinaaiaa 4
EC^,:;'-;,'', (Oerl ?? ? " Haml irg, vla Nor
f,.lk un.l Newp r- S*wt Fuiu-h. E<lye A '"".
St.-mer Ur-'.-ian ITInoe (Br), Mlller, V n.ambu. I. Rlo
Janelro, i.-. - ' ,. . ..___ _. ?
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A5YeaSSLl?Iyonna lOer), Vob Hoi Urni I <:uet
Swic Bownaa B i-..? (Br), Uai l ;t
ney _c 00a
SAll.r.n.
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Ruff.ai (Hr. Olaagow; K an. N'.'.l ' t
N*wa: geminole, Charteal n .... Ja ka airtaa .Br>.
Maacaeatar,
MOTICB TO BtARINERg.
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uary 15. lM*i. Uahi Veaael N- ?7 i ?-' I -1 f
waier to ihe *,uth?.iil of the fc ?1 lllg
sti..ai northerly enti inee t? N a
wlthd'rawn fn tn h ? pal". and I I -
Veeael No 30 wlll be lemp rarllv plao
Helief Uahl \ ? aael S ?' aill ? > .'" -
Veaael No 47 two llaed i I rertert.w Ilghta, and <
thi.'k and foagy weather I I wlll I . '.- i
n'.-.ur. whlBtie Blvlna Mants nf :?
rai.-l by allenl Inu rvalu I 29 aeo n N lt<
\-,? i \. .-.. , tw.i n -. ?'-. >? i--le-i" nKKe.i. wlth a
,. iv between th* ma*t? bul dlflei* fi m Ua '
\.. it in havlna "Rellef So :?J" ln aratta lettera
?; ? ?
I j . 4? wlll Le r.-uirned to her atatlon aa
repaln havi n le, ol %viii.-ii due a ? oa wfli
be nlven.
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: and Hu y?, Bei nd Li| ..
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lli order of the '??
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Waal '? .? ? D '" ?' us larj ta, Is'.''
THE IIOVEMENTH "T gTEAMERg,
PUREION !'? IRTB
st.vin-.rr i-.-\t.- (Br), Nlcol, f.-r N.-w \..ik, aallai froaa
Llverpool January 17.
siearn. ;? I.,., iigt i <H:i. from .'.....? ? -i.i ,l.-...|-% 4 for
\ea \..\k |a--.. 1 aibraltar Januarj Irt.
Steatner Autu i K...n iGer), Hunner, f- m Sfew Torfe
.l.iiiii.iri 5 for KIus ; I the Urar.l Januan 17
s-. ,,!?? , v- i iBri l'a\ ea, from M inran porta
for \> v. Vork paa ? t Olbraltar Januan 17
- .mi ,Hi-.. ll ..kui. from N-?? Vorli JaiiuaiT
'i fi r Rotter lam, paaa. J :i ? Ll ? 17
Kteamer V'aUnola (llr), Robertw, frotn Valeacia, ?all?d
fr.,ii. st lllchaela for Se? \.,:k Jaauary 17.
? r Dlamanl iller). Wlachauaen, iaU -. fr.>?a
lir.-i,,. n for \. ? V rk Januan 15.
v Mi. ,?.,. iBr), Btctkle, aatled froea ghletda f>r
.\.-u Yoi k Janu n i IS
Stcamer Turklari l'rm . (Br) '. ra fr m N'--? Vork
? ? li; arrlved al RI i Janelm J inu it\ 19
st-. ii... .,','.- (Br), Page, fi ??? \'i a Vorlt !?? nher ggj
arrlved al Hull Januarv ld
Kteamer I'aclflc iBr), Toung, fr....i New Y x\ Daeaaaaai
31, arrlred Bl Llabon January ih
Kteamer Pentnaular ,l-,..t,. Ilettlneourt, froflB N*? Torg
[>et-ember S9 arrlved ,.t Llabnn Januar) lg
S'.?-.ni.-r- t'...t, ,1'a. Roblnaon lt ...i \.-? V.-rl. l'ev-em
1.1- 27, vla Lalth, arrlved -.t Dundae Januan l?
Kteamer Hopei un illrt Purvla, frota H aton " aMaiag
_S, \... \w v . i. irrlv, I -.t Ijlmerlrk Januar) 17
Kteamer Laekawannn illri, Roblnaon, fr.,m N>? V >rg
?,- ,,. ? .'. arrlved ai i.ivei i- -1 Januarr 17
Kteamer Mohawk il'n. VVlluhlre, f.... \ ? I
uai | 4 trrlved al Lond.>n Janu irj 17
Kteamer Taurli iBr), Si?i h, from N> ? v ".
t Uverp ?? i Januar) IT
glaamer t'olurohla (Oerl Voaeli aag, IM Kew-Torai
,;i.,. fr. in Euni hai Januai \ 16
m ur. Pniaala lOeri kariowa, froea New V rk. ar
, Hambura Jai uai\ .7
;'t, in llarenda.fi .-, \.-?. I ' r
\i dlterrai ?-, Olbraltar Januan i*;
i li from Sea v ??:. \ la
ampton, an i\ *?! :,' i i ? tai > 17
Kt. ",,.-, M II Meler, . ,|> am MaiiU. fraiti N'? )'??:_,
arrlved .,. Bremerhavi i I ,i ,u? i;
st.-im.i- Ktnirta lBr?, Keraaaon, X.-w Vark for I.lver
pool, (...??.r,! Ilrowhead J ?. " 17.
Kteamer Honedala (Br), Kulter, rrma N-? Y,.r... ^1a
Porl Baid arnvt i al vi.-n Jaauan 17.
;W Jl
Aonour.remanta
Avold baldneaa, grajr nalr daRdnifl n??i tiiia
, k? b) u an.: Parker'* Halr u,
,'ia-n.-ni BWki - > l-.eallliy ?k!:< '*''?'?
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