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WAYLAID 0Nr TIIE STAIKS.
A TOT'XO WIFI RnBBKD AND BEATEN IN
HER HOME
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phe is uert to i.ie iNsxxaiBt- m the hau
way for Houna nasponn brb is dib
COVEUED?BELlIEF that the
THIEVES WERB TRAMPg.
When gom*body arritea a bo * ? n the dangera I
of New-York flathoueea he ahould aot fall I i i
mer.ti.n tho cuae of Mra. Mildrod Phlppa, tha j
young aad prettjf wrfe of a muaical artlat, who
waa waylald on the stalr- of tne houae No. US
East Seveoty-aecond-at oa Baturday afterno m, |
thr- tti.-.i, beaten, ehlonoforaaed, rohbed and left
t . Ile ln tho hallway Inaenalhle for houra before
?n- other Inmate of tha houae waa awnre i t her
predlcaraent. The brutal ehleTea hav.- I.n en
toring other houaea la tha nejghborhood. oatenai
bly aa beggare, bul tha poMce bad not caught ^
thoni last nlght
Mra. Phlppa aad her buaband cameto thla dtj
from Boat. n abpul a m ?th ngo. Mr. Phli
oneof the "Wlnatanley Brothere." On Baturday
afternoon Phlppa and hla partner lefl the houae
to attend I i - ?me bualneaa Mr.--. Phlppa followed
them out, but returned to her liat to gel her
pocketbook, whlcb ahe had left there.
Aa ahe waa deacendlng the atalra tho aecond
Uma ahe heard a man'a Btep done beblnd her,
At tha lower Inndlng Bhe atepped aalde to allow
tii" man to paaa oul of the houae ahead of her.
but ba reachi I over the ralllng and raught her
by the throat. Before ahe could acream for aa
alstan i the man had placed over her mouth a
bandherchlef damp with chlorofonn.
An ahe caughi hoM of the hand that eovered
ber mouth ahe felt that two of the flngera were
oi.lv mere atumpa While Btruggllng to eecape,
anothi r ma i ran dowa th.- aUlra and gnat thed
Hway her pocketb 10k
Mra Phlppn then became Inaenalble. Al <
o'clock in th.- evenlng ahe waa found lylng aenae
leaa in the lower hallway cloae to the atalra leau
?n" to the cellar. Bhe was carrled up to h r
rootna and put in bed. I>i Joaeph Baae waa
called t ? attend her. He aald laal evenlng that
he had found her BUfferlng from vlolenl flta of
hyaterla, cauaed by tho experlence she had
paaaed through
Th- pocketbook of whlch Mrs. Phlppa was
robbed c-ontalaed MO In money and two rlnga.
The aaaault and robbery were reported <>n Bun
day mornlng at the Eaat Slxty-eeventh-at. sta
tiu'n. to Actlng CapUln Caaey. He said last
nipht that th<- brutal thtevea were beggara, who
had been Been on the Mock lat.-ly. enterlng tho
bouaea and Importunlng the tenanta Beveral
peraona hav- notlced that ..no of tho beggara
ha.l only three flngors. He is deecrlbed a
h'-ltiK about twenty-one yeara old, flve feet six
Inchea hlgh, and of medlum bulld. He wore a
llghl overcoat and alouch hat.
Mrs. l'hipps was atlll abed yeaterday, and
obllg.-.l to ha\o medical care.
HOW TO COMMT AR80N.
AN OBJKCT LE8BON POR THR JTJRT IH THK
QORDON TRIAL,
The trial of Loula CJordon for arson. whlch r-eean
on Nevember 18, was reeumed yeaterday before :
Judge l-'itzxorald ln tho Oeneral Beaadona. Tho ex
arnination of Bamuel Mlleh, the Inaurance adjuater. j
w.-is eomlmted Tnen Jacob Rouealck, Oardoa'a
fathoi-i.-.-'i v, waa called t" tbe atand
Tho latter produced hla check boob and cancelled |
chechs Aaalatanl Dtatrlct-Attorney Davia aaked j
tho wltneaa if l.o leni 1880 to Gordon on Aprll 1 las-.
bo tlmt Oordoa could pay Mlleh. The wltneaa said i
he <l!d not. but he found among hla cancelled ebecka
un? for J"-"1 dated Aprll .">. and. payable to hlmaelf.
Ho said he never lont or ^a\<- any money to hla
aeat-ln-uiw. it waa then dlacovered that two pases
ln his check Look h;.d been torti out.
"Have you oth.-r check booka?" Mr. Davia asked.
"Y. s. sir." the wltneaa sald.
Mr. Davia aaked him if ho would brins them to
court, and the- wltneaa sald he would.
At tho roqueat of tho jury Max <;iti?-ekman waa re
called. Ho was hroiixht up from the Toml.ii and lh?
jurpaaen took turna In asking him queattone. Ho
.said that in Bepteaaber, after ihe iire in Qerdon'a
place, he left thi'- country hurriedly and went to
Uennany. While there ho recelved money from
Gordon, bul not from anybody elae in this eoiintr>.
. n did nol aend him any money. Tho wltneaa
mil lt took hlm and Gordon nl.out twenty-flva min
ut.s ;o arrange thinga in the Walker-st. shirt fao
tory for tl-.. Bra.
He waa aaked about the manner of arranuing the
eandle whlch atarted th<- iire among the oiT-soak.-d
atrlpa of mualln. At this polnt Foreman Mowell of ,
tii. lury pulled a eandle out of his pocket, an I,
handlng it to c.luorkman, told him to show how he
and Gordon atarted the Bre.
Glueckman borrowed a knlfe from one of the
lurymen and cu( otf about Bve Inchea of the eandle.
Th.'-n ho whlttled off the uppor four Inchea of the
eandle until little more than tho wi.-k remalned.
He n.-xt ahowed how he and Gordon placed th>- pre
par-d oandl" on a plooe of oll-soak.-d mualln. Little
but the wlek remalnlng, it would l.urn d?.wn to the
nmslln in .about lifte^n mlnutes.
Th.- summiriK up w ili b.-Kin to-day, and wiil prob
ably occupy a week.
-?^
BUB0LAR8 CEASED IX HARLEM.
BHOTB WKRB PIRED AFTKR THEM, BUT THE
MEN B8CAPED.
Hurglars attempted to enter the hom* of ItlcharJ
I), ? ae, No. &".3 Eaat Oa?-huaalred-and-thlrtjr-Bfth-at.,
la:e Baturday nlght. Mr. Deese went out early ln
tho ev.ning and left Mi^. I?>.8 aione In the houae
Wlth the caUdrea. At about 1048 o'clock, as she
was eomlng downstaln, she oaw a stranire mnn
open tbe duui laadlng 'i >m the parlor into the hall.
Mrs. Deeoa aereaaaed, and at tha same moment the
a_rg!ar alarna, whlch had refuaed to work before,
begaa to ring.
Mra, Deaaa'a cries brotight a n"ixhbor, Geergc
Febfea, to the reacue. He arrtved Just in tlme to
bce the burglar dropplng from the parlor wlndow,
and cbaaed tne man down Gne-hundred-and-thlrty
s;xth->t.. tiring after hlm with hla revolver untu ba
dl ippeared.
The arrlval of anither nelghbor, Peter <Jorman,
cauaed a second burglar to sprini? fr.m behlnd a
sofa. where he had been hidlnK. Thla man alao
jumped from a wlndow an 1 ea ?ped. thoiiKh Gorman
llred several shots after him. Tbe p'.llc'-. \s-ho dld
not figure in the chase at all, wera Informed of th*
eaaa.
BBlXVRB OF .IV ll.l.U'lT WIXB 8TILL.
THE PROnU?TOB CHAROCD WITH VtOLATTKa
HOTH BTATB AKD PKDXRAL I.AWS.
Actlnx f'aptain Cbapanaa, o? tho Mercer-at. sta
Uon, aad Deteetlvea Welea, Caddell, Hunt and Wai
tarn yesterday mornlng made a rald on an illlcit
Wlne stdl Bl No. '.Ti Baal PPurtb-at They arrested
Joseph Hoffman, who has l.e'-n manufa.turlr.x wlne
trithowl a Oovernment Mceaaa. Hoffman has oc
cup.e.1 the basement of the pla.o for the last elitht
yt-ars. The pollce and nelghbora guppoaed that he
r^n an err.plcym?nt uK'-ncy, as h.- had bualneaa
oarda to that enTect, and was aiso licenai i a
couple of weeka a?o ho bad a .jiiarrei wlth lare
men who were in hls employ. The men left hlm
and anbaeque_t!y called on a Pollce Commleetoner
ind told h.m that Hoffman'a emp.'oyment agen'cy
waa only a blir.d. Th. y declared that he con
ducted an Illlcit wlne still, and that hc supplled
between 100 and 200 c:*tomers in thla clty wlth the
wlne he manufaetured. Acttag Captaln Cbapaaaa
has alr.ee been tryiriK to xet evldence aK.tlnst the
place. On Bunday he took Hoffman? former em
yloyea before Magistrale Plammer, at Jefferson
Mark.-t rourl, an.l on thelr -statements a warrant
waa irsuel for Hoffman'a arreat.
Wh'-n Chapman and Ms offlcera rlalted th- place
yeeterday th^y found thnt the front bas.-m.-nt was
uael aa a poolroom. where a number of men wera
paying pool. ln th<> back part they found and
arrested Hoffman. Ttie rear place was used for
the raanufacture ?f wlne. The ofneera selaad tha
arnmratus and 2,000 empty wlne botth-*. Hoffman
waa tak-n to Jeff'-raon Marfcet Court, when- Act
Iiik Captaln Chapman charged him wlth vlolutlng
the. ex-lae law. H* waa releai-ed on J200 ba'.I, and
waa Immedlately rearrested by Iniernal Ilevenue
ofli'-ers. for arraixnment befor.- L'alted .States Com
in's"? oner rfhlelda on the charge of manufa. turinit
arfne wlthout paying the Govornment tax.
TUV.IU LABT MBETIXG iT ST. LVKWR.
A meetlng of the HoHjiltal Baturday and Sunday
Aaaociat.on waa held yeaterday afternoon at St.
Luke's Hoapltal. The meetlng was the moat btrgety
tttendod ln the hlstory of the assoclatlon. Amomr
hoao i>re:<ent were Cornellus Vanderbllt, Morrls K.
'eaup. the Rev. Dr. (Jeorge L. Haker. the Rev. Dr.
rV. T.Vhambera. Oeorge P. ('ammann, A. ?. ignaw,
A. B. Ansbacher, Dr. C. A. I^-ale, J. W. Millor, l>r.
Richard H. Derby. Dr. Lewls Ilallock. Wiillam K.
Havemeyer, II. R. Kunhardt, Robert Olyphant.
Uradford Rhod*a and Wiillam A. Bmlth.
Amendmenta to the eonatitutlon and bylawa were
idopted
It belng tho annual meetlnj.'. all the old offlcera
tnd atandtng commltteos were duly re-elected. A
lommlttee waa appolnted to confer wlth Archblshoj.
^oriigan, for the purpose of cstal.llshing more intl
mate relatlona wlth both Ihe Cathollc hospltals and
R<
T-bsolufely pur*
OYAL
Bakino Powdeh
CatboUc churchea Th* commlttee consist* ot
Oeorge Macculloch Mlller. the prealdent; Cornellua
Vanderbllt, Jacob H. s.-hiff, Charlea Btewart Smlth
and Mra. Kichard lrvin.
The Rev. George B. Baker, D. D., Buperlntendent
and paator of Bt. Luke'a, aald b<- was aorry t<i an
noun<e thla waa the laal meetlna ol tbe apsoclai;on
ln old St. Luke'a , ., ,
Th.- next meetlng wUI be held at tbe new hoapltal
bullding. _
ARRE8T or .1 MOXEY ORDER CLERK.
HK IS ACCU8ED or BY8TEMATIC EMBEZZLE
MENTB.
There bn< been a diacrepan v for a long time be
tween the money order acc >unta In Posl iffl ??? Bi
l,, In Kast One-hundred-and-twenty-flfth-at., and
out-of-town ot*..-. a, and the poatofllce Inap 'toi i hi
been Inveatlgatlng to- ma::.-. S.? far Ihere i- a
deitclenry . f about 1200. .\s the reaull of work by ln
apector* Morrla and lacoba, Charlea i.. McCarthy, a
money-order clerk at Btatlon I., was arreated late
yeaterday afternoon. lt is alleged lhal 1179 ??;
mlaalng money haa been traced to the prlaoner. He
waa arralgnrd before I'nlted Btatea Commlaaloner
Bhlelda and held under $1,500 ball I . hearlng to
morrow. , ,
McCarthy'a embezxlementa are alleged to have be
gun on Beptember 9, 1881, and the last proof of ihem
la aaM to have become apparenl on Xovemtier JO,
1885. Hla method, II la aaaerted, was to grve a money
ordi - dep laltor a c ? .-:??? ?; re ?? Ipl for the amounl and
th.ii credll him on the l.k< <>f Btatlon 1. wlth a
nnicli amaller aum. One Inatance is glven where hc
laaued a money-order for SS1 ?0 and credlted it on
tb- booka aa ?i B0.
Xo QALE WBEX THE BVILDIXQ FELL.
MR. DUNN BATfl thi: WIXD WAS UOIIT WHEN
THi: LEXNOX HOUBEB COLLAPBBD.
Ellaa Dunn, the Oovernmenl weather forecaater,
proved lo b* one ol th* mo*l Importanl wltneaaea
yeaterday ln the Irlal ol Wllllam F. Lennon. the
owner of the bullding at Ko. 151 to 157 Orchard-al.,
whlch collapaed laal March, caualng th.- deatb of four
persona The irlal wa* reaumed before Juatlce
Bmyth, ln tbe Ciimlnal Brancb of the Bupreme
Court. Lennon la on trial for manrlaughter In the
f eond degree,
The flrat wltnem called was John O'Connor, an
Inapectorln the Bullding Department. Thi Inspectoi
teatlfled lhal the mortar had be*n aff< 'ti I by Ihe
ftosi. The brlcka, to a greal ealent, w_re whkl
are known aa "bata." that la, they were broken.
Mr. iniriii w.is th.- nexl wltne**, and produced his
recorda aa to the atate of tb>- weather durlng I i*
time the bullding was belng conatructed. The rec
howed ibat for many weeka the temperature
was far below Ihe freealng potnt.
on croaa-examlnatlon the counael for the defence
aaked: "Whai ?.i* the veloclty of the win.l at tti?>
llme the bullding :'.?'!'."'
"Very llght." aald Mr. lmnn.
The contentlon of the defence la that a gale of
win.l was blowing at the llme and rauaed ine coi
aut?>ecl >r Bematlel, of Ihe Bullding Department,
waa recalled and Aaaiaiant Dlatrlct-Attorney Lewla
aaked hlm if. In vlew of Ihe evldence thua far pro?
duced the bullding had lx en i rccti l In ? lolatlo i ol
the bullding lawa. The wltneaa aald "Yea.
Tbomas Oalllnger, contracl >r for ahorlng bulM
Inga, was next called. II. teatlfled that h. I
been called on ?.he day after the rullapae t i
ii,, the Btandlng walla. Hc had g.? [here an
amln. I the a-a ln and 1 ? ?- ?* >??d '
the walla In a bad ? n '?'? m. i?! I brlcka had been
uaeil and the mortar waa frojen.
The pr.iaecutlon ih. n reat. d and ? ? ma. ^ '.?
defence open. d, Court th. n adjo n m d unt I i ?- ??? ?
///; 8FBAX0 AT THI' COJIPLAiy l.Vf,
POliCB REBTRAtN EOWARU B. HAUUENBECK
FROM ATTACKINtl IB COURT THK HAS
\\,ii>M HK BHOT
Bdward B Hallenbeck, cbarged wlth b!
Wllllam T. Roblnaon, al hla apartmenta, No. IH
Weal Plfty-nlnth-at., on the morning of December
arralgn. I In i orkvir.. C turl ?? ? itei la] ifh
noon. Thls was the ii:>- llme ali ii - th* ahootlng
thai Ihe prlBoner, wb > allegea thai Robtaaon broke
up hls bome, and the romplalnant had met,
When Robtnaon entered the Incloaure before the
lur Hallenbeck. wb . waa in th* ln 1 r*ur* allotted to
prlaoner*, aprang to his feet, exclalmlng: "Let me
a?e him Ihe man who haa rulned my llfe!" ll'
w.is arlth difllculty reatralned from aprlnglng over
the rall an l attacking the defendant.
Roblnaon ma le hla affldavlt, ettlng forth the facta
as alrea.lv publlahed. The prlaoner waa thet
ral^-n.-.i. He kepi hla eyea flxed on lh? rompta
Several tlm.s durlng the latter'a !?? Ital he ahouti i
"Vou ar.- b 5iarV and was ustralnnl by tht- p
fn.rn iiimplng al Roblna m
Aft-r Mr. Frleti'l. counael for Hallenbeck, had put
a nuiiibt r ol queatlona to Roblnaon rei
conduct, tha ea*e wai adjourn. I untll Pebruary L
THE ClXCiy YATl l\ POBT.
SHE IB IN NEED OP REPAIRB AND A CLEAXINO,
ANI> WILL JOIN THE BQUADRON WHEN
THi: WORK 18 PINI8HEO.
Tiie unarmon i twiri acrew crulaer Clnclnnatl, un?
der commanl of Captaln Mortlmer i.. J ihi
baeh ln New-Tork watera after an exti :i I. .1 abaenee
at aad around K< y Weat, on duty conn. eted wlth the
preventlon of flllbuaterlng expedltlona to Cuba hav?
ing the lower end of the Plorlda penlnsula as th<-lr
headquarter*.
Bhe paaaed Quarantlne ahortly liefore noon yeater?
day, and wenl dlrectly to tb<- Navv Vard, where sio
tled up. Wlthln a day or two tne crulaei wlll b.
rdaced in the drydock, and havi a thoro igh overhnul
*-.??. Repalra needed on ti. - ahlp wlll make demanda
on every one of the yard'i departmenta, and occupy
about six wecka' llme, afi>-r whlch, ll is underat.I,
ahe wlll Joln ihe aquadron of Rear-Admlrai Bunce
and take part in the crulae If the crulae la atart. I on.
Sin- waa relleved al Key Weat by tha monltor Amphl
trlte, whlch wlll be contlnued In that duty untll a
changa In the preaent programme.
77//; EA8TEBS 77.'//' GIYEX VP.
ARafENIAN TROUB_.ES LEAO TO Tlli: ABANTJON'
MENT OP I.A TOURAINEB VOTAOE 2>*<
PA8BENOERB BOOKED.
The agenta of the Pn n< h Llne Benl oul a notlce yea?
terday to ihe paaai ng. ra booked to aall for the )')ast
on I-"< bruary l on tb>- ateamahlp LaTouralne lhal the
at. imer would nol make ::s trlp. The cauae glven
for tliis actlon Ih the unaettled condltlon of affalra ln
Turkey. The Prench Llne offlclala feared thai they
inigbt b* obllged to refraln from vlaltlng Conatantl?
nople, Belroul or Bmyrna, an.l dld not cara to r\m the
risk of dlaappolntlng the tK paaaengera \\^> had
booked for the trlp. The ait.-iits of the Prench Llne
had apent c mal lerable money In advertlsing ihe trlp,
whlch wlll, of courae, be a tot.ii loaa.
Thi Prlealand waa alao to all foi the Baal on Janu
arj -'*. bul ao many tlmld people l>egan t.. change
thelr mlnda and caneel th'-ir booalnga thai the agenta
de I. i nol to mak. the irlp thls year
All the lonris- agenclea report a birge falllng off in
Kaatern travel thla wlnter and declare that lt la di
rectly traoeable to the Armenlan dlfllcultlea,
REGIUEXT DRILL \M> VEETIXG.
A quarter'.y meetlna ol ihe ()l<i Ouard .\rsocla
tlon of the 12th Reglment wlll be held al tha ar
mory thla evenlng.
Th>- Recrultlng Commlttee wlll be preaent to re
<-.- \-<- th* namc* of 189 per eenl recrult*. There will
h? .. BUDper aft.-r th- ni'-.t.ni;
An .-xbiiiitioii drl_ aad receptlon glven by the
?th Reglment fl> :>l mualc wlll take place al ll ?
armory, No. 22\ Weal Twenty-alath-at., this ev> i
Ail th.- original at, i reviaad army calli wlll i.<
giv.-n ur.'ler tne directlon of Oruui-.Mujor Oeorge w.
Hlll. Tbe exhlbltlon drlll wlll begln at ?_?, anl
aaaclag at *M p. m.
77//; COXOBEGATIONAL CLUB MEETB,
The congr<Kat!onai Club, at its montbly meetlng
la.at nlght, at the St. Doalfl Hotel, llatenel to ih>
Itev. Dr. A. H. Bradford, who ajioke of the goclal
and rellglous OUtlook In Japan. Dr. Bradford
han juat returneil from Japan, where he hai l."-ri
aa a _*legat* of the American Board of .'ommit<
sioners for Forelgn Miaslons. In hla cloalBg re
niatk.s Dr. Bradford condemned aa wrona aad un
Chriatlan th.- ararlfk* taik in regard to tv Vea*a
u^lan <tue?tlon.
__.- - ?.
0BOCEB8 0PP08E lll'lll LWENBE.
A monthly meetlng of the Itetnil Orocers' t'nlon
was held laal nlght nt No. 110 K.iat I-"lfty-seventh
at., H. Rohra, the prealdent, In the ehalr. Th.- P.oni.l
of Truat*** reportad thai II was entin-iy oppoaed to
the hlgh Beena* ayatem propeaatl by the F.xciso
l'oard. and Vt*W*d wlth alarm a proapacl of an In
rr*aaa ln Hoana* ratea by Icgtalatlon. as the tcn
ilency of tb<- increas.-il tates wonbl be to ?-ornj..-l
nearly all th* grooT* lo elOM up the llquor brancb
of thelr btislneaa._
VORRB8POXDEA TB ELECT OFFICBBB.
The annual busln.-ss meetlng of the Correapond
ents' Club of New-York wbh held y-sterday aft. r
noon at No. 63 I'ark How. 0-aO*ra W*T* *l*et*d for
the comlng year aa followa: Prealdent. M. J. Sulll
van, of "The Urovldence Journal": vlce-preabl.-nt.
I.eo l. Heading. Bt! "Th* iblcago Tlmea-Herabl':
aaefwtary and tr?*un_r*r, V. a^BalaehalBer, of "Tbe
Phlladelphla Inquirer" Kxe.-utlve Commlttee,
Fronk 1'erklna, of "The Hoaton Olobe": Albert i~w
.ion, of "The St I.otils roat-Dlcpr.tch": J. Albn, of
Good thinga for boyi eo?t in pro
portion whatgoocl tbings i?>r men <lo.
It'yon want quality you must expect
to pay for it.
Don't you want it!
Is thal tbe reaaon wliyaTonieofyoii
who biiy here for yonrselven bay else
tvliere for your boyt, or don*t you know
what good l?oys' clotbing wo have ?
Wa ii.itii ron ahall know; tha proef-evr H aalta, extra
troucer* 81.23.
BOQEB8 Pi'.F.T & CO
Prltif-e nnd Broadway.
n Brr*n an.l III 1 la 1 y
? ...:.? :, 1 Rr.mdw.iv.
"The san Franclaco Rxamlner," and Houlder Mud
Kins. of "I'h' Bt. I.011U Kepubllc."
The club is compoaed or con-eepondenta livinu in
New-York of the leadlng newepapera <.f the coun?
try outalde <>f Ihla clty nnd la patterned att.-r the
Grldlron Club of Waahlngton. Memberahlp la lim
it.-.l to actlve correapomlente, of wh..ni thera are
aboui thlny In ti.is clty. The annual dlnner of the
club wlll be glven thla month.
mnn: NEWS.
PROMTXEXT ARRIVAL8 AT THE HOTEL8.
ALBEMARLE D. A. Anaell, Mexlcan Conauj
Ocneral al M01 11 .1. Cl.ARBNDON K Iward J.
[?helps, of Wrmont. FIFTH AVENCE Benator
,-l.v. joaeph B. Forak*r, of Ohlo; ex-Congreaamaii
l.iwi-i S; -nv "' .'..'|. tlcUt, and Charlea \. PIllB
bury, of Mlnneapolla. HOFFMAN Bx-Congrea.?
man T. M. I'atteraon. .<: Colorado, and Alfred Blldell,
of New-Orleana. HOL_ANI>-General Or'.and Bmlth,
if Baltlmore, and VVarren F. Leland and Frank II.
[_>? 0f .Mi-". NORMANDIR?Ex-Meutenant
Governor W. II. Hall*, of Maaaachuaatta Ml'RRAl
HIl.l. Thi Rev. Dv. H l: F.iirhalm. of Bt. Ste
phen'a Collegi !'l K7.A Mr. Bnd Mra. Francla I\
Pre. in.in. of Lakrwoori. WAI.DORF G*nerai Ed
mund Hayea, of Buffalo VYINDSOR?Ex-Congreaa
in.in Prank Jon*a, of New-Hampahlre.
WHAT IS QOINO ON TO-DAT.
lioarl of Aldermen, Clty Hall, 1 p. m.
Pollce Health and Plloi Commlaalonere" m**t
Inga.
Blcycle Bhow, Madlaon s'.|inr<> Garden.
Chlckerlng a- Bona' muaicale, Cblckerlag Hall. 3
p. in
I/terary aool*tlea nf Young Men'a Chrlatlan Aa
aor'.at'.on flebate. Aaaoclatlon Hall, I p. m.
Republlcan aard pon : ooklyn, I p. m.
I-,-, i?ne Commandery i-ali. Metropolltan Opera
II..:.-.-.
Amerlean Tachl Club annual meetlng, Delmonl
..'.-, I p. ra
Pnlveralt] of the Clty of New-Tork Alumnl din
n.-r, Holel Wal '.'
m,.,- taao lation electlon, -i to I
p ;-'
K:. 1 ; mualc dr!ll of '?',; Reglment, armory, - -
p. 11.
Board of Governora ?' New-York Athletlc <'iui>.
Sormal lege and College of I Hty of New
Xork 11
I ademy ? f Medl ln., No. :: W< al F .rt) ?
ai.. 1:15 p m
Kani Lodge No, 184, P an l A. M . v 1
I 1 n
... B. Btraus'a leeture, Carnegl* llaii. I ; n
<.id Guard, 12th Reglment, quarterl) meetlng,
armory, ?> ;? m.
NEW-YORK i'ITV.
The \.x ?' or Bavtnga Bank, Twenij ihlrd al and
Blxth .- ? . - Ii 1 a " ?
depoa ? and aurplua ? reached I.?n
January I. lt ha* >?? en d* ' '?? l 1 '?r'"'
from Pebruary 1 on all depoelta 1 . ? - later
than Pebruary "? and remalnlng In bank on July l
Iiext
The Bomewhal r?markai.l* elatm of John ?'
? ?. r ;,. ,u.r, for the H'im 1 ' '
aB .". whl. 1 .'??? aaya Ihe 1 Itj nwi - hlni I
? rl ' l Ibany In brtngli * ab 11
0f V?'ai ita to ihe cltj foi ?
I 1 aa befor* Ih* B ?' ???'? '?' ?>
(|.. .,,. . thal ' ? r" ''?'''? lo iV'i in
arranglng tor ih i ir ha ? Mr. O Brli ? aald lhal
he 1 ? ggn the mati 1 tereata of Bl
Mary'* Hoaplial, In lt.. h. ater, whlch 1 lahne 1 ..
part of tVard'a leland. Thi matter ?..-. referred
i<i the 1 '..r; oral . ??..
Hv .,? ,, . -I'.,, Trll atated yeeterday that
;>,,.' || B|] || ter .- ' :. I" ? ' , H "' ''"'
Nederland IJfe Ineuranca Company ?>* n.eSJOO.
it shoui.i have been 118, B
The Comml rionera 1 ' ' banded le Mayor
Btrong yeaterday a Btatemeni ..f Theodora P. Mc
? -? defalcatlon McOonald waa .l-ii; >.f the
Courl ..f Bpeclal Beaalona from July I. 1188, t::i
January 9, I8M, wher he realgned, fearlng dli
.?ry. The atatt-meni Bhowa lhal between th* dat< ?
Kiv.n McDonal 1 ?? R1.8M, of whlch he turm I
l? |? th. Clty Chamberlaln 184.86888 and to the
Juaticea 11.848 80, Iraving .1 deflclt of 83,1831 l
Th* cni.i" 1 impanlea ara 1 ItUv l tbai tha Durbai
Delagoa Ba) cable ia Interrupted Th. Bt. Thome
1.o.in.la cable belng alao Interrupted, all telegraphlc
communlcatlon wlth Bouth Afrlca and placea aouth
of Bt. Thome, on tba Weal Coaat, la eul ..ff
A challenge debate between the llterary Boclerlea
of the Twenty-thlrd-al bran h. V. M. C. A., Ihla
,,!>-, Bnd the Central branch, v. M. C \. Brook?
lyn, wlll take place thfa evenlng In taaoclatlon
11,1,1. Twenty-thlrd at. and Pourth ive., al 8 o'clock;
Mii.j.'.?:. "Reaolvi 1. Thal the Cnlted Btatea Bhould
Recognlse th* Belllgerenl Rlghta of Ihi Cuban ln
aurgenta." The ludga of tha debate wlll be Benja
mln F. Tracy. ex-Becretary ..f lha Navy.
The thiid of thla Beaadn'a i-ouraa of l< -turea un?
der the auaptcea of the Toung Mea'a Hebrew Aa?
aoclatlon wlll take ;. 1 - al Caraea - Hall thla
rvenlng, when Oacar B Btraua, .\ I nlted Btati
Mlnlater lo Turkey. wlll apeak on "The Det op
ment of Rellgloua LJberty In the Cnlted Btat. 1 "
At a regulai meetlng of the Rueelan-Amerl an
Hebrew Aaaoclatlon on Buaday, Dr. tdolpfi U.
Radln prealdlng, reaolutlona were paaaed axpreaalng
tathy wlth tha Cuban patrlota, and the hope
; that the Cubana may aoon be recognlaad ..s I--I
llgerenta by the Cnlted Btatea Oovernment.
There wlll be ;. aale lo-morrow al tba aelaure
room ln the Barga Offlce of abandoned goods. In
,1,,. |oi |a a repreaentallon ln S;.anis;i rarthenware
,,? ;, bull flght. ii came from Barcelona, aad waa
c-onalgned lo Ogden Ooelet The Involce raluatlon
was 8180. Wh-'ii opened, the flgurea were found to
i?. broken, wlth Ihe alngle exceptlon of tba bull
Although Mr. Ooelel had pald tha dutlea, ba re
luaed to iak.' the artlclea, and when Ihey are boUI
h.- wlll gel back tbe amounl of ih.- dutlea Olher
thinitH to be dlapoa. 1 <>f ara orangea, eartbenware,
gtaeeware and dyeetuffa.
Tbe Commlaalonera of tha New-Tork and New
Jeraey Brldge heW .1 meetlng m lha efBce of Aa
drew H, Oreen yeaterday, an.l dedded t.. adopt the
idiinH as to the locatlon and approacbea approv. 1
by th<- SinkiiiK Pund Commlaalonera ri'h>- ni m
brtdge la to i..- between Plfty-nintb and s.xti.'ih
j Bta? weat of Blevanth-a?i
I ('harlca P. Howland, of No. 14 Weal Mnlh-st.,
waa yeaterday appeinted ? Clvtl awrelce Bxamlaer,
! at a ?alary of $1'? per day for every day actually
: emptoyed. ~llllam CbUvera, of x?. tn Greenwlcb
nv. , ivax apr>olnted typewrlter an.l atenographer
1 tr the Clvil Bervlea Board, ?t r. aalary of $i.??4? a
^ year.
' .1. Mllton Mal.hott, of No. 11 Fifth-ave., waB yes?
terday appoinle.l a publlc *ehool laapeotor for the
I'.fth Dlatrlcl i>y lha Mayar. Nir. Mabbotl \? a
Rapubttcaa and a memh.-r of Uood (Jovt-riitii.-nt
, (Mub F. _ _
BTATEX IBLAXD HM'I'KSl\<;s.
Th.- Inqneet into tba deatb ef fMward Qrlmea,
1 who was atabbed by hi? brother, Thomaa Qrlmea, in
|a iii;ht in'siov.r's Hotel, Pleaaanl l'lair.s, on i>i
iiay niith-, wlll ba begua thu aaarnlag by Coroner
Oatea ln Btaplel m.
F. I.naamann. who .-;.; 1 ba Ihred wlth his ?.>n-in
law, Otto Bechter, in Ko. H Qreenwood-ave., New
Ilaven, I'onn., WBI fniind w.iiid.-nnK' in tha ntre.-tji
of Tompklnavill ? yeaterday wltb his wiisis gaahed
an.l ,1 irall ..f l.l'Mi.l ru.irkltiK hls r..ut.- f,ir a tnll.-.
Ha aald lli.:t h.- h..-l had some d..m.-s:|.. tr<nil,|e
aad had determlned on aulclde. tin Bunday nlghi
be alepl ln a barn, aad yeaterday eui hlmaelf arlth
,. r.iz- r. Ha wa.^ s.-nt t.> tba Smlth Inflrmary 11.
'.. about forty-flv* yeara old. and fairly w. .1 dresaed
TI.e doi-tora nay that he wlll recovfr.
Bargains in
Linens.
Table Cloths,
2 x 2 yds.$1.75.
2 X 2 T i ". 2.25.
2 X 3 ". 2.75.
2\i x 2). ". 3-5?<
2j_ X 3 ". 4-25
Napkins to match,
% 1.7 5 per dozen.
Table Damask,
75c. por yard
(valn- tl.OO).
Dinner Napkins to match,
$2.50 perdozea
(ralueaaaVi
Hemmed Huck Tow ls,
I2T_"c. & 20C.
Hemstitched Huck Towcls,
25c, 35a. & 40C
BathTowels.25c
(large -I/--I.
Lord& Taylor,
Droadtvajr ft 20t_ Bt.
WE8TCHE8TER COl XTY.
rONKERB.
A meetlng ol InBuentlal eltla na waa hel i la
nlght ln the Flral Ref. rm< I Chun h, I i Bouth Bnaa -
w.,y ln the Intereat or Ihe Arn I rera. Wlll
i.uii Allen Butler prealded. The meel ng waa ad
,1,, me 1 by 11 M KeretchJIan, ae - Ar
_?..,.,.,,. I:.n..f AaaocUtlon. of New-York Clty, and
Van.in Dllloyan. who ea. ?,.-.l :,o,? . ,- ttaaaoun
,? .?--,,?-.? The atti r run hla nath.ium<.
?,,,,?-.,.:- r.-i by Dr. Alvah B. Iloharl paator
if th" Warburton Avenue Haptlat Church. aad *ec
ondrd by I'rofesaor Henry M . Hall I. f i!",1 ''"
,_,?.,,? r tl I'lty ol Sew 1 ork, - r-re .. I. pt<
... inform ihe I I Hovrn
'?x- .;? annua" me.
., . ,,, ., pnt, ii- lerica v*. .."
,.'?? r-'-\" :'" "? ,r- '
'." ... . ? ? ,rlh irli.Ha ' ? '??'
,.,in ll Weat. ?::. < harb-a < 1 i- r? in?i m. n
... - dinner
? WI.I,
: Umltage paator emerli
_'; ol New-Vorl.,
'
!l- -? > ? l **
I RlllID /.' LE MR VXCI8E CA8E8.
__.-.,.;,-.? ,,,- v DECI8ION BY JU8T1CE VAN
BRI NT
I .. , Peopl* agalnst J ?"?
g ; r. ??... f irt ln 1816, J
I , van Brunl dellv. --.-???
latlon of the e> la* law I
I when ? ?1v,n< ,A',y ?J
. , r: thai th. p- ,rroora "'-1
.il boltlea aad flaaa.
? - -.r la ln tha . ' ' ?'? " ' v:oi"
plalnanl mual wlt
r inloalcatlng
a agalnat a
?- Eaat
I . . ... I < ?'?? '
' '
I , tn Ihli . ' ?
,. . . ? .- ? .-. ' ?
hi h.ir,
?
,.f intoxb-anl
??'v,,.. s.,-. iirunt'a oplnion waa elted.
Magtatral. Motl i 1 aup| :,. -I.t tb .t
.."',? aa law, but 1 nuat aa) 11
Ih, le. r law. However. I arn nol here o i
he "i.m,, ot .,.-. .perlora but ???? ?
?,;,.,?.V'i.n thetr declalona." Then h
'^hel-H^wer* Charle* llayne., ?*??Tfi
? and Thli i av< . rhomaa \\. M Mahoi . >
BBSV.B*th-af.W.?d th"J Bou.evard. ar. 1 -liatl.-s
Ambuitar, No. I.?l Be. nU-av.
UR8.J. I. P0WEL80\ ',//'- l MYORCB.
A dlapatrh from Perry. Okla., recelved last
ni,l;,, M|d that Mra. Kllaabeth I' Powelaon,
,,f Brooklyn, dauahter of ? retired merchant,
had obtalned a dlvorce from Dr. .1 A Powelaon, a
drugglat, at No I.M Ba.nd a e
l.r. I'owelaon was aeen laal n;i;iit al hla drug
etore. H>- aatd lhal he knea hla wlfe was aulag for
a dlvorce, bul he had ma l? n i def. i.acapl to
, ;, , rormal denlal of the i hargce. whlch wero
deaertlon and non-aupnort. Dr. I'owelaon evlnced
i dlapoaltlon to ahb-ld hla wir.- from any crltlclam
!,,..I v.ouM aay nothing furthei ol the matter He
had nol heard that ihe decree had bei n obtalned
,,?ti| th< dh i-at. i. wua ? hown lo hlm by a Trlbune
, ,?,,(,.,- The coupl' had be. n marrled tweh ??
i ,,,,,1 have on. boy, Mra. Powelaon is noa In
Brooklyn.
UA RINE IXTELLIGEXCB.
M1MATURE iLMANAC.
? . , . v - - .-j m aatapm tl .'?'? M ? n'? aga '.
HIOH WATER l" DAY.
v M ?,.<.. He ll -' fl ?'? laland II 18 llell Oala l 81
,, M ^ ,,. , || , 1; [a iv, 1 i 1 llell .?,.,'.- 1 ..,
ixco M i so s ti: a m BM8,
- ,'jfi
TO-DAY.
-, ... | 1 : ?? Llne.
Itntar .^r I. .. in. J;.n 2 .1/ii-ip i- it II.-! 1 .
li.,,,, .Llv. .|.-.l. J?n 11. Whll* >i..r
,:.Kln .1 -i. Jan 18. I .
Uuni'ti '.... I. ' ? 'n, Jan '?<.ui.m : i.u.a
R KUNE8DAY, ' INUAR1 --'
Kuersi niarnar<-a H-i lan H . Hamb tmi r
Teutnnlc.Llveriawl, Jan IB... ... .Whlla Htar I
\^vanea. ..i-.-i Jan ? . .I'olui i
t'arthaglnlan.illaag.iw, Jan I" .Vllan-Huta
,- ..,.Havana, Jaa 18.B ^ .-- i uba
-,r L'ltj.Bwanaea, Jan ll. Drlatol .'ity
'1 m RMDA1. JANI ART BL
,- pimhla....Oanoa, Jan l^.' . Ilam .\m.-r
Savaaaa, Jan IB .\lla?
i'(?',,oi ft ::..-??. Bl. I..1.1... Jan 18.Prlnta
j.-i .\,,,i,- .N. ? 'i.i.-.oi . Jan ls.M rgan
,,1'ara, Jrn il.Itrd Croaa
11(1
1:1
KIuiiiiikii
OVTGOIXO 8TEAUBR8.
TO DAY.
Vaaael. 8_r. Lme. Malla eloae. Vaaaal aalla
All. r. Ilraman, Nfl Uoyd. 1:00 am I0:00ara
Baaaa, Pori Uaaon, . ?:00pw awopaa
WEDNE9DAY, JANUART 23.
.-, rmaale, Mverpeol, Whlt- stm-. T:O0a m 18t08am
\. ? -,..rk Hnuthampton. Amert,an 8:00 a ra 11:00 a rn
Kiis'-r VTIIhelm II, flanoa, N '1 Uoyd B:00a m 10:00 a ra
Kenalnaton, Anlwerp, lt-1 Blar.I-. 2:00 pra
'i'..r.i.-ii-i. I'.hi. s.H.r.i Mnrlba. ... 10:00a m 18:00 ra
Uadlana Wlndward lalanda, Uuel.12:80pm 8:00pm
Sarit-.K". II". Ua*, N 'i .< Cllba . I "" P m :i;ia?|.Mi
THUR>DAY, JANUABT 28.
\ ,.i-ii' hi, Hai tl, .1040 a m IS^M ra
Phlladelphla, Curacoa, it..i i>.11:00am 18)0 pm
Horatto, Para, . 140 pra 8:00 pm
Terrter, Demarara, D.mra. lampm ;i.iki p m
8HIPPINQ V/'ll'.s'.
PORT "!?' NEW rORK MONDAY, JAN, 20, lsn?.
Allltl VII.
.?team.-r H,-r\ la fBr), 11.-%. ,t ?? rt. 1.1-.. r|. ,..| .l.innnry 11
an.l i)iie.-risto?n 12, with in.l-.-. un rabln ;m i I i.i ateeraga
paaaengara i" ITarnoa ll Brown .': Co. Arrlved ai tn*
r ir ..' 7 20 |. tn. I8th ..ii.i oi. h..i. 1
st.-ini.r u/erkendam iDutrhi, liakker, Botterdam Jaa
u.o;. a. artth Btdar, 2-. rabln and 21^1 atearaga paaaangera
to Netberlamla tmarlcan Hieam Navlg4tlon it>, Arrlved
al tha iiur .,1 s i> t
str.uii.-r Vlgllancla Mclntoah, Yampleo Jaauary 12 aad
Havana bl. wi'h rada* and 14 |uisa,-iiK,-r< 1., Jamea B
Ward * >'. Arrlved al th. Uar al 2:29 |. m
?taeaoer Tordanakjold (Xorl, Jenaea, Raata Mnrtha ,tin
narv it. with fnili to Hoadlaj a r..; \.-*?. 1 t,. Plm K..r
v... I \ Kellock. Arrlved at tba Bar at 8:80 ? m
sft-amer Antnn (iir>, Hini, Naaaau January Bj with
Silks.
In our collection of Fancy SilkB,
many very novel nnd nractical
styles, from $1.00 to $2.50 per
yard.
A 1 h o, this week:
ff,000 ynrdi of Novelty Silks, in
various desigrns, from 65 cents to
$1.00 per yard.
7,000 yards Kicli Clien^s, at $1.00
per yard, the same in style and
qnality as sold during the Fall
scasoii at $2.00.
Two lots, $1.00 per yard; of Rich
Black Salin Duchesse, one 21
Inchea, the other 24 inchea wide,
tlie latter miich heavier qnality.
James McCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
WHEN SOROSIS
D1SGUSSES DECORATIONS,
and declares tbat one's good teniper
.-unl ortistic possiliiiities may bo ini
paired by irritating combinationi aud
imlovely tonea iu colora aotl labrics, it
iii.-iki.'.s one tliink.
Thera is a decorativo studio on our
sevcnth floor, where, with cbarming
colora iiiid materiala all about, you may
be able to tliink better. Also artists
wlit), if you wisli, wiil see your rooius
and lielfi you tbink.
Long experience fits us to suggest
jtist tlie right tliings iu decoratiou.
"buy ofthe makeh"
Geo. C.Flint Co.
43- 45 and 47 WEST 23?ST.'.
NEAR BROADWAY.
PACTOBy: 154 ano 156 west l9??Tfi?Ef
Dress Goods.
Chcziots
and Tzvccrfs,
mcdiumand dark colorings,
)C. per yard,
(formery:ftr. an<lTsc)
J&
Novektes in silk and wool
and all wool labrics. Crepes,
Crepons, Grenadinea, Tinscl
and perforated Gauzea, (Illu
minated and Dresden cffccts),
for house and evening wear.
Lord& Taylor,
Broadway & 20th St.
R??- gaj__ n a i. w a v s
Bfam BBjam rKAi
YM XM Abaulatety ladtageaa
___? _L_P
B_r mW renulated II u'-ii .11
?r^a _t~a_
? ? ? ? ?? -. quickly eu?.
m S ? aa ? B ? -
? B_ ??? ?? Inrtumia. Hr.nchlt.B.
i . r i,i. Rhaamatlstn NVu-nlnU. ltrui?<-.?. aprim*.
liu.ri- Headache, Toothache. anl I'.nn? of all ktn.la. ln
trrnalh I i Malarta aad all llowel 1'alne.
RAIAVAT'B VIL.I.S cure Cnnmlt>ati"n and Ltver Ptaordera.
mdaa and l? paeeengcra lo I" T Moatetl B Baa. Arrlved at
:;.?? lur al 3 10 p ir
Kleamer I. ii;?ia[i i. "Inifr. New nri-.in. January 10,
!-- 13 ii.-. cabla .....1 '--<' aecond cabla puM?:ia?-r?
i i: H Allen.
? ? i :tv nf nirmlnaham, Hi.rc. Savannan, with
- ? < t ? u I. A'alker.
.. ,- lioas. Norfolh Bad Newporl Neare,
B-lth ind nd paas*na?ra t-- Old Bomlnloa s? Co
; Halamaiwa .Hri. Hutchlnaon, Boetoa fur Nrw -
? m . al'lln Bn* .* .'".
Bhlp J ii U'aUr (of Thomaaton. Me). Wallaca, l.ivr
.... daya, wlth -..it tu order; veaaal t.. W Ii .'.r.i, .? B
. -?
.-,- Ij llook. Jan. 2'?. 8_8 B. in. ? Wln.l nnrthraat.
frrah I reeae; ? I. udy.
<i.i:.\1:i:i>
St.-.u-.??'' Cludad Condal (Kpanl, Havana. Pr-'aroao nr..l
\ . i i . -n..-. i || (VI alloa a '..
. ,m.! Aliun. i. rroaaman, ''? lon Btamford, Parry,
lloi ron g ?
.--.. .ii.-.- .- Neptuno, Blrkham, I'.-rtl. Atntoy, N .1 .1 B
K.-i r ^ >'.'
Hu-amei '" manrhe, IVnnlngton, <'rmrl?-t..n an.l .lark
Kuinlllr IV I- .'l>.l~ a ' ?
S: .,!,.. II ? . Ki i I...IM. l.-.n.I"n lluak A .I.-vuna.
Si.-im-r .. l.-n.y .Hri. Kllls. l'.i i.aml.u, ... Maela an.l
llUBh .'. J?vona
si.-nn.-r Uandaff Cltj .i'r>. Hunter, HrNi.'i. Bngtand?
Jam.'? A.:. 11 ,\ . .
Sir.tnirr I'l-.ir! i< .1.... 1... r.-i^r?. it tterdam C II
i:.ii..|-i;.;...k
Htranwr \;i.-r ..I.-... Chrtatogara, Brnnen. \la Boulh
im| I -i - Hi kha .v. .'"
Htrumrr (luyandoite, Walker, Nearparl N.-wk and Nor
1 'k . >M l> ,.i)ii..:.:i .-? I'o
:-'ii-im.T Manhaitan, > ? -i;\ .-. Riidgrpon Oillrer Itr >??.
Btcamrr Oeorglc iBr), rhompson, Qverpool ii M K?-r
... \
Bhlp Btrrllna (Nor), llanam, AdelaMe, Anatrniin
A.k.ll ,\ Ihiui
llark i^ Analphei illrl, .1- Breton, Dunedln, Lyttleton
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gAILBD.
Bteamrra . '? ii.,.n,-i?-. for Charlratea ar.| JaeaaearllU;
Bl _?ula, I'hlladVlphla; Hladoa tltr.. i^n.lnn: Cludad
iBpant, Havana, rte; Alltanea, <",il.>n. tiuvanjotu
N< ?rp n N?>a -. and Norfolk.
8hip i "i. i ?-!.? < ..;., i. f..r Nawpon Natra,
THK MOVBMBNTB OF STKAMKRS.
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?. N .rmannia (tlar), Bareada, from Kear-Torh
Januar) ^> fur tha Madlterranean, |.a?!.^.i Oibralt.tr Janu
Brj IT,
.'t-.iri.r .'ml. r (Hii, CaraaaB, ?all.-.l fn.m ^anttia fur
N'.-H \ rk Januan 18.
:?? ,i,-i ll.ll.iii.i .Hri, Uoppett, fn.ni Hantca, aallrd fn^rn
Kl? ,i.:i.'.i ' for N'-w vork January 17.
S..-.1'.". llrltlBh Klng (Br). O'Hacan, aaiip.i from Ant
?-i|i i r N'\v V.-rk .lan.iary 17.
Htmmer IJiunliion (Br), aallnl frum Ilumlmt'a for New -
Ifnrk Januai) II
Kteamer M.^sllia ll-'r). Verrlea, aalle.l fr^m Naplea for
Nrw v..rk January 17.
... r Nasoa ii>r>, aall.-.| fr.un Antnerp for New
York Januan IT.
Bteamar Inrhlala (Br). Ualllwell, aalled from Uvrrp..)oi
f..i N<? Tork Januan "'
Hteamei Inrharran (Br), Mri>nnald. from New Y..rk
o.tober M, mu Ai.-n. Botabay, ..t,-, arrtved at Caicutta,
|>, , .-ml'tr !IB
.-'t.-aiii.-r liellarilen illn. DavldaoM, fr-.m N.-w-Vork De
1 remher B, arrtved al Vletorta, Hn.ill, January 1.1.
Htramer MHpomana (Auat), Me,-.,zxl. from Sew-Yorlt
l... .-.-ii.. r 17. arrlvad al Trleala January io.
gtaamer Patrla o-'n. imu.. from New-York neoember
?J.t. arrlved al Naplaa Januan 18
s.. ini.-r Wordawortli .n.-in.. Halrby from Kear-Terk
I.n l'-r JM, ai rl, 1 al Rlo Jan.-lro January 17.
Si.-.-.ni.-i- Aiikmi K 'ifT ni. ri, llunner. fn.m New-York
January .'., arrlved ... Kamburg January 18
Htaamar Oall.Br), Aktater, fr.mi Near-Tarh January
| :.. arrlvad ^<; Hull lanuan H'.
gtaamer Brooklvn ?'l.v (Hri Waikl.is. from New-York
Januan ?? arrtved al Rrlatol January lu
Htaamar Prlevland (Belf), Nk-krta, for New-York. aailrtl
fn.m Antwarp Januan is, an.l paaaed l-'luahing at tl p m.
Htaamar W illahad (Oer), RicMer, for New-York. aalled
fr,..n llremerbavan January ia.
Bteamar Palrti iBr), Dulae, freaa Near-Tora, rla Napiea.
aratv.-i al ataraatllaa January 2...
Hteamei ataaadam (Duioh), Poajer, New-York for llol
lardam, paaaed Cha l.i/.u.l 1 p. m.
Ann< i-rremanta.
Ktwnaaa BbOUt th(> atylo an.l orlspneaa about
lha pii.-e ..f Cowpenkaralt'a caraeta, nin.i.- at ti.? low
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list shouid be headed "Go to the
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Silks
100 Pieces
BLACK
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SILKS
85
c.
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Diaries and
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1896
J. LEACH.
86 Nassau St? N. Y.
Crouch & Filzgeralt
161 Broadway,
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701 Sixth Avenue.
the arraiu-enieiit* f.r th<
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the.
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TRIBUNE
1896.
Out on Time and
Up to Date.
Fresh, Accurale and Complete.
All the Valuable Old Featurea.
Some New Ones.
25 cents.
?ent poatatrc paid for lliat prici
THE TRIBUNE,
HjEW-lOBE.

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