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IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
BROOKLYN WHE-SLMBM DO NOT EXJOY
THE PR08PBCT OP TWO BHOWfl IX
THAT CITT.
&
OI-LttTl Al.l. i.VIK THB n UNTRY Tl-RNINO
TH...III ATTKNTMN TO THK C*0**I*?_l mNVEN
TION AT CHICAOO THE t.ril.l. C__**R
mav -K.iN tiik l.KAiiii: tttynu
AND ?'' 'MMKN'TS.
Tl.o wheelmen of th'e country are turnlng towBT
Baltlmore, whera thi annual aaaembly of tho
Lea-rue ol Amerli in Wheelmen wlll begln on
Monday. laaac B. Potter, the chlel eonaul el tha
New-York st.it.- Dlvlalon. left ror tha aeena o
..tlon at I o'cloeh laal nlght. Mr. Potter aren
eurlv to aaalal Conroy W. Bama, the chlel eonaul
of MwYia.,1. to make Iha preltmtaary arrange
BMBU for Ihe Oood Roada Congreaa and for the
Oinner whlch wlll be held on the flrat day ol the
aaaembly. The real ol the New-York Dlvlalon,
twenty-three ln number. wlll leave for Baltimore at
8 o'clock on Bunday. A W-tclal car wlll ba placed
at (he dlapoaal of the deiegatea. Theparty.wlll go
orer the baltimore and Ohlo, and the whe.-men
are reaueated to be al the Liberty-at. ferry al leaal
half anhoifr before the traln leavea Tha eyellata
mingto he conventlon wlll be obllged to pay full
nt".T golng down, but they wlll get a certlncate 8*
the ferrv whlth wlll entltl. them to gel a return
tiV'k.t at Baltimore at one-thlrd the regular fare.
Tha oontroveray between Elllott and Wllllaon on
ti,.- questlon of the prealdeney haa ^''""'^.f
warrn thal many promlneni wheelmen are begln?
nlng to look around foa a eompromlae <. .inlMa--.
Coney Island may loom up alao, as a flttlng place
to hold tne annual meet, in case th- reei.llve
i.vorkera for Loulsvllle and TOledo cannol agree,
Tho proapeel of two blcycle ahowa in Brooklyn,
earh to be beld durlng tho aecond week ln March,
haa cauaed much talk among eyellata acroaa the
hlg Brldge. The Cycle Club of Hrooklyn has made
arrangementa for its ahow an.l a aaactlon has
been granted bj tha Board of Trade. Now it lf
geml-offlclally announced that tha Aaaoclated
Cycllng Cluba of Long laland Intend to hold a
Bhow, probably In tha Cleraaont-ave. rink, begln
niiiK on March 5. Th.' latter plan wlll In all prob
ablllty be abandoned at a meeting of the ""o,01*:
tlon to be h. I on Monday nlght. The Board of
Trade would hai 11) mctlon two ahowa ln ','""*
kn to be held durlng the aame week. Carroll .y
j\,-; h one ol th offlcera of lhe Cycle I lub of
Brooklyn, said yeaterday: "I waa aurpriaed when 1
_, .,, i that ihe Aaaoclated Cycllng Cluba were
_olng to hoM -i ahow .inrin_t the eame week wlth
ua \v, have secured our aanctlon and l .lo noi
think the Board ol Trade would grant another
aanctlon durlng the aame week, or just ^ ore our
exhlbitlon. We are golng ahead and perfi?? 'Ina our
arrangementa. We bave. .'v.n at thla early date,
lecelvi l half a doxen appllcatlons for apace frora
manufacturera and dealera unaollclted. we reei
that the local Board of Tnde aa well as th. Na?
tlonal Board wlll be wlth ua in this matter. v\ ?
ar.. alao parl cularly anxioua to avold any un
pleasai tn< - ln the matter, for wa want tha other
cluba In our - Itj lo be a Ith ua."
Now Ihat the chancea aeeni poor for aecuting n
well-paved thoi ughfare whlch irouH lead to the
a-ood roada of Quec-na County, whi Imen ar,' be?
glnnlng to talk aboul a return cycle path from
Coney laland. Ir*. howc-v.r, iho l'ark Dapart
ment hn? no mo.i.y lo bulld ona rotd, It certalnly
haa none to uae on thi other. Th.- moai aenatble
pi.u'. at leaal for the preai nl year. la to turn to the
road to t .<? rlghl of the ycla phth on whlch work
waa i gun laat fall. Thla road will be macadara
laed, aml whlle it la bulll for trucka and waj
w.n serve th. purp se for a return cycle path. ai
leaal untll Bomethlng better tun-.s up. rhe path
|a 0Vei r .-. -? I only on BaturdayB, Sundaya ana
liolldaya ..-? t general thlng, and on theae daya
there is llttle trucklng on tht Boulevard. ll, no?
gver, the work on thla road la nol puahed 1 i
any faater than al the tlme ll waa atarted lasi fall.
lt wlll not be flnlah. I nej laland mucn oeioi
un. _
A meeting of tho Executlve Commlttee ot the
Qulll Club Wheelmen waa h<-H at the offlee of the
Amerlcan Wheelmen. Sa _i l'ark Row, yeaterday
afternoon. Henry ConnUh, the athletlc dlrector of
the Xew Manhattan Athletlc Club, ?..s one of th.
? ?_ ?r>.nii,<- . - -.-I--1. -V c .mmlttee of thre- wns
Sppolnte" to conslder th.- advlsablltty of havlng
the -lub become a League of Amerlcan Wheelmen
organizal in, and of applying for m. mberahlp ln
the Meiropolltan Aaaoclatlon ot Cycllng < luba.
permanent quartera for the .lub will be secured in
tbe aprlng. _
The regular monthly mee'.ing of th~ Hudaon
County Wheelm.-n will ba hei 1 at the clubhouae,
No. lil Belmont-ave., Jeraey Clty, to-nig-ht. The
milea.:.* medals for M8S and ihe apeclal mlleaKe
T,riz. - wlll be dlstrlbuti 1. The club la ln a flour
Uhlna condlllon and the memberahlp is incr~asns
rapi'lly.
Oeorge Noedham, Ihe captaln of the Kin-s Coun?
ty Wheelmen, has clrculated petltlons palor,- n-k
tng th.u the N'atlonal Aaaembly reopen :he ease
of Charlea Murphy, the mapended Claaa B rlder,
who is a member of thal club. Xeedham thinks
tnat ... ... enl a petltlon al Baitl
-r.or.. tig 1 amea ot fully l.OM ej llats,
?l,e .:. imbei belng membera ol the
j, \ \'v Charlea li Lusjomb, Murphy a eounael,
Intlmatea tl l I r Ra Ing Board ,f the L. A. W.
ha-l no l--;.il right to Buapend Murphy. Cabanne,
ai. 1 Tltua anyway.
' Tiv.i blcycle cluba In Brooklyn ara eonatdertng
tlie plan ot arranglng for a country club
?],,... Bomewhere on i-ons. laland. The members
?f the Brooklyn Blcycle Club are enthualaatlc on
, gnce for the Aai
?Cycllng fluba of I.'.ng laland. Th.- aatoclatlon
... lucl Buch a clubhouae and lf properly
n u.? uld ba mad. m i lhan a If-auataln
Ing.
The Harlem Wheelmen arlll ttive a receptlon at
the BHcralle, N >. si Weat One-hundred-and-twenty
atxt;i-.si., .,ii i-v bi uary l".
The headquarters of the B irl of Tra'le wera
rj,,... ; yeaterda) from the Vanderblll Bulldlng to
t., g . .-? Bank Bul llng al Br. a Iway
and . ''..unb. r.--st.
-? ? -
OKFIClAL !.. A. \V. NBW&
fh ladelphia, Peh I Th? followlng i. A. W. bul
letin haa been laaued by Chalrman <.i,ieon:
nl, \ itl pended from all tra<-k
Bpclng pendlng return ,..f priz.- reeeived by h'.m to
w , he waa noi entltled Bamual T. Oc-dberg,
? Ki amaaoo, Mlch., from all track raclng untll July
1, 1888, for I'ompetlng n a novlce race after havlng
aon g prlae. Walter McLaln, Hot S;rin-s, Ark.,
for one rear from thla date, for unfair deallng In
cycle i.i :?. ;' nn. tl?n wlth lhe chargi agalnal
Qua h:t.i Wheelmen.
Record Accepted One miie. ciass B, tandem,
p.i< . I. flylng l t.i:.. agalnat time; 1 m'n. 47 2-:. se ?
enda, at Coronado, Cal., by W. A. Tayior ani C.
Hewltt, January 1, is.?.
Tranaferred to Claaa ('? II B Preeman, Muy
warda, CaJ., undei Clauae I. Prederlck Bernet,
Fottsviile, I'.-nn., un,l,r .'lause C, Artlele IV, Bac
tlon T, of th?- L. a. w. bylawa
KI.I.1S WARD ELECTBD COACH.
Phlladelphla, Keb. C -Tt.e Kowlnc f'ommittee of
tTie Unlveralty of Pennaylvanla Athietie Aaaocia
tlon m.t to-day an-l elected Bllla Ward eoach of
tha 'varsity crew.
OALFON U'INS AT MOXTK -"ARLO.
Konte Carlo, Peb. ti Tha flnal rouiuU ln the
-ajgeon-ahooting malfli I thi 'IranJ I'rlx w."-.
flnlshe,! to-day, the trophy belng won by tJaifon.
Thero -.\-re \,'l competltora
WABHINOTON JoCKI.Y CLUB STAKKS.
Waahlngton, I-'.l, I The entrles for the stuk's
Whlch elosed on Pebruary 4. to be run ut l'.eri
Btaga uniler the Waahlngton Jockey Club, are as
IhUowai
Alilngl e, ta yeer eMa, '.? nnl~.4^'
M ml Vernon iflllles), two-yeai oMa, '. mil~.4!
, iwo year ,lda, '_ mll?.4ii
Saatem Ilranch, two-yeai iu~. 41-. f.irl'.nir*.?'!?*>
potomac, ihrei reai -. \ mlle.12
paderal, ihre yer.i olda, <i'^ furloaga.1*.
?!,r.-.. \...r ilda, 1 mlle.13
\\ .,,rt, n llandlrap, Ihre. y-or olda and npwai I
1 l 18 roUea .1*
__rn.- .nd Navy 1 ii,r. li,..... tlir.-. \--ur oXil. and Uparard,
I mll- .21
Bli.- "-"I Q*U) llatidl, np, tlire?- year ,.l!.? ani upwarl.
', mll~ .2?
The entrles for the Waslilngton HandlCap are:
~'. l". Bureh'a Auguata Batta, 8; J. A. lt.nnetfa
__>opi..'tt. 4. and ltonn'Jsman. A; Krederlek Hurl rw'a
Buckr.-ii". ".. an.l Sir Dtxon, 4; Jamea Boylan'a uiii
ful llil'ia. 1; Iil-mton Btabte'a I'.iian, 5: I'atrol, 3.
?rd Henry of Nas irre, 8; Mr. Cbamblet'a Warbon
n>-t v, \v.' r. Daly'a Captaln T., 8, uir,i Pactotum, .'.;
W, J,-;' ?!. ?-'.- Ina, i. A ll. iV i) il M ir I'a Owlot,
4. an,l Paladln 4: lt M. Murra) Ar C__'a Ttnge, 4.
an.l Madleon Stable'a Kalllrhoe, 4.
The antriea for lhe ateeplechaaea a:i? 1 hurdte r, ??
wltl'-h wlll be an Importjnt feuture of the Waah?
lngton meeting, numb-r as follot* Eaater Btee
pl< ?. . mllea, l'i; B-lliiig Steeplechaae, VA mlles,
12; Sh.rt.lai, Steeplechaae, 1 mllea, 14; Vlrginta Hur
die Race, 1V_ mllea, tl: s.-i.'.n>? Hurdle Race. iv4
mllea. :->, and Maryland Hurdle Race, PA mllea, 17.
AmotiK the rcnilnator.. are th>- Broad Hollow i.ta
b!e, Qoughacrea Stable. Hlemton Stable Erie Sta
bi;\ Mr. fhanibi, t. Mr PoUanabee. Mr. Temple,
Oeorgv Leary, R.lward Wa!:,, S S Howluml, C'r.itK
AV. WadB'vorth. P. H. M. Hlrchead. \\V (V ImIv.
P S. P. liin.ioiph. c. T. Haveaner, J. U. Croaby,
JIV. Jennings and \V. R. Jg_______ga
LOW PRICKS FOR TROTTINO __TOCK
Lexlngton, Ky.. Feb 6 iSpeclal).?The Woodard
A\ Thanklin auctlon sale of trottlng atock cloned
le-dajf, havlng durlng four daya dlapoaed of 221 head
ProvioVil ono's coat is dark, it is
good form?oftentinies more itylish?
to wear trousers of a dillcrent matcrial
or color.
Don't your trousers begin to show
wear ?
It will bo easy, among tho many
pattern. and cloths of our stock, to
lind a pair to replace them.
$4 to $10.
BOOEBS Pf.et & Co
Prlaee a"fl Breaaarar.
Wiirren nn1 Hr. :nlw iy.
T-lrty-BCCond and Broadway. __^_^________________,
fnr a total of J14..W. nraklag a general a*rara**e of
only tM a head Prlce* ruled low to-day, there
bdng ao aalea for over ?v^.
PARK HORSE8 UNDER THE HAMMER
A BUCCE88PVL WINTER BALE OF HIOH BTEPPBR8
AT THB HOR8E BXCHANQR
Attbough the rough weather kt-pl many bldd rs
away fr.m th- Amerlcan Horae Bxcnange yeatei
day. W. D. Orand aucceeded In gettlng falr prle .
for th* twenty-four trottlng-bred park horae. eon
atgned to hla aala by the Chicago dealera, M. II
Tlchenor A Co. There arere aeveral well-matchcrl
carriage palra among the offerlnga, and for thea.
Ihe bkldtng was llvely, Beven teama reachlng tne
ffiOO mark. W. A. McOlbbon pai.l the top prlce of
the day. 18-6, for Snap ..n.i VThlaker, a pair of balf
bred haakney coba lhal arere handaom* ln conforma
tton un.l remarkably ahowy and Bpeedy ln actlon,
They were nol much ju.."' 'ba" ponlea In ?lze,
nel ther horae atandlng Bfteen hand. hlgh, bul the)
noa.ea.ed the .ub.tance and power of wme anlmal.
a full hand taller. Qoldbug and Don Carlllo. a pair
,.f larger che.tnut.. brot-ght I5S0, Dr. P. B. Hownr.
be!n_ the buyer. Qoldbug ':'J ?' trottlng t I
0f ?' .-, nhile Don Carlllo I. credlted wlth a mark
of 2'35?, Ii I. ?ald lhal they can trot a mlle ln
2:40 or better In double harneaa. The prla. ?
collectlon among th* alngle ateppera waa Pi i
a beautlful llttle bay mar. thal G. W. Smlth aecur.
f.-.r BB. The total tum i allsed for iwenty-four
h-'dd was H.SOS, an bv xage ol CT
ENTRIEB POR MORRlfl PARK.
The total entrlea recelved up to noon yeaterday
for racea to be run In Ma) al Morrl. Part are a.
f.-llows:
rOH T1VO Vi: IB ' .LD8.
Nam*
Juvenll
I I 14)11
Im l. ni*
El
I. -i.-. .?; I"' ???. <?,
? idlllea..4'.. tn:! nfll.
7.4
!. ent* .' fli''
Krlvollty (nillea).*'.?
i: . pa* . ?'. furicnj
There la a Bupplementary io Ihe Laureate, to
, loae April l.
rOB TIIBEE TEAB OLDB.
K.m*. '-"
. . ,,:; .
? . !** "? "?-. -
I. ? - (f'Mea). ] . ,.,
Bayrhei er . | md . .
r -?. >* mllea .
There is a Bupplementary entry to the Baycheal i
and Pocantlco. lo . loae April I.
POR THREE TEAB OLDB AND UPWARD.
Van,, Dlata. ?? Entrle*.
M. ii ; ' ' 'i Hana. .;? ... ]?- . lf;
? ; ? im H indl i| .1 ml.
Tobvggan Handlcap.* m , .
Harlem (aelllng).? '
Tbe entrlea for the MetropollUn ar.- as folloWflt
v.
ii h P, Belmont'a Brandywln* . ?
Blemton Btable', Henry of Savarra.
Illemton Buble - : i rlai . '
Btal l< '? Nankl rool. 7
Flelaohmann A Bon', Halma . ?
Pletai limann ft i- n'l Bl Ua.lm .'
W B. Hobart'B Brlfht Ph i*bua .??
i Kem rhan'i Oay Bampton . ?
H'llli.-im Lakeland'a Hornplpe.
.1 E, MeD nald * It .' . J
on.-'k Btable', Sir Walter. '
Preaknea Bl ible'a I4*lmal . J
lt I. K ?- ' IB ' I. V
i pperl ir h, . unte. IVnor . ?
IV. af. Wallaee'a Tha C immoner '
Th,. welghta for the Metropolltan wlll ?.* un
nounced Pebruary 22, dedaratlona to be made oa or
l?> for.- March 4
To b* r-.m at th* autumn meetlne. Bu] p!?a *i '
rntrl** lo b* mad* n or befor* Beptember .
Nurrery, lwo-y*ai ilda, >'? furlon*, .-"
u. hlte Plalna, iwo-yeai Idi ?? I l - . ?"
. ? impagn*, '?'? ? ? < ' '''"'.
Jerome, thre. y?ai Ida r. Bi II ? . '
M nhattan. three yeal a a. . i...... "
Munl. Ipal, thre. y*ai ? . i . mll. ? .j
Hronx, - I a?* '* "'?''' . '
To b* run ln IM'7. three year old,
IVIther* . l rnJ!* . :;!
Uelmonl .I*? m . ?''
|_idlea' inilleB).1 mll-.
'I , be ruti ln l?ai, Ihre* i "?'**
... .. , ...... t?o y?ai edda n Jai uary ... IM)1
Helmont, r. mtl*a, 65. Of arhlch Ih* llrool i ?
entered 15 bow yearllnga; J. U. HaBKln, '... Illemt n
<1:,Me .; .. E Madden, 8: J. B ft ?P H K**n*. ...
a^verai oihera Ihre. *aeh Th* whol* enl Includ ? ?
mi of ih* ueal bred bor?e, tr-m England.
NATIONAL BTEEPlaECHABE ABSOCIATION.
Tin- itewardi ot the Natlonal Bteeplechaa* I
. ti held th.-ir regular montbly meetlng ... the
ofll ?? of the a_ao latl 'i In the CumberUn.l, Xo.
171 Flfth-ave., thi. clty, ye.terday. There were
I.. t Augu.t B Im mt, H. De Courcy forb. . B
s ii iwlan I, P. Oebhai I, John Q. He kah. i
Itr. J, <.. ''.... n. The tn .1 Imp rl i
transacted was th.- appolntmenl of Meaara Forbea,
Oi :. an l Oebhard ai a mmltee to Burpervl ??
ateeplerhaalng and hurdle raclng In the vlclnlty of
New-York, and s B. Howland al Waehlngl m
Tf:o amendmenl to the Nota Bena of Bectlon I.
Rule ?,. was broughi up, and paBae.l, Tl. ..tn. i I
menta wlll have t.> b>- brought up at the Mai
ng .' r tin.il conflrmation, bi requlred by Rule
11, of the N B. A. Rule. ..f Ra tlng:
N. It. The Natlonal Bteeplechaae Amoc ttlon wlll
not llcenae meetlngt held i.y countrj eluba, or hunl
eluba, when the m.Jority ?! thi racea on each day'a
prograrnme are conllned to huntera. gallowaya,
ponlea, haeka or to gentlemen and qualined rl<l.
leavlng euch meetlnaa t. be conductcd by tbe Na?
tlonal !l inl A n I i-ioii.
Th* atakea opened by the aaaoclatlon, to be r'm
;:: Morrl. I'ark . n th.- \Yedneadaya of the tn
of th^ WemchcBter Raclng Aaaoclatlon, for whl 'i
a Bupplementary entry may be made April I, are
un followa: New-Yort ateeplechaa. handl ap, two
an?l onc-half mllea, lX Kmplre Btate ateepl.
handl'-ip, thre.. nnd one-hall ml'.ea, 11; Orand In
ternatlcnal Bteeplechtiae Handleap, f,,...- mllea, 16;
3t. Nlcholaa Hurdle Handlcup, one and one-half I
mllea, 21; We.tcheeter Hurdle Handlcap, ta-o mile.,
II; Knlckerbocker Hurdle Handlcap, iwo and one
half miles, 12. Amphlhloua Berlal 11i^rl: -\.-!_;r.* Flat
Race Handlcip, forwhlchthe entry cov r*thr<arac< ,
vlz.: One over tba K llp*. Courae. one over the laal |
s. ven fur.or.Ks of the Wlthera Mlle, and one over j
the ItVlther. MUe, hai ..;?.? entrlea, aa followa: Rubl- i
.-..ii, Cheaapeake, The ^.ik-. Adelbert, Pay or l'.ay,
Kfiine!, Miran.'. Babllla and Beanaey.
LARCHMOKT YACHT CLUB NOMINATION8.
The anm.al meetlng of tho Larchmonl Yacht club
will tik<- place nt Delmonlco'i on Wedneaday, I'rli
ruary 19. al B*S0 o'clock p m. The reporta <.f ii..
aecretary and treaaurer and of atandlng commltteea
wlll be r.-.'.iv il. and offlc. ra for tbe v?-ar wlll be
elected.
The followlng nomlnatlona have horn made: Com
modore, H. M Qlltlg, achooner Ramona; vlce-oom
modore, Clarenoe A Poatley, achooner Colonla; rear
coramodore, Bdward 8 Hatch, cutter Huron; treaa?
urer, Willium Miin.ii. aecretary, Charlea C. Llttle;
meaaurer, John Hyatop; iruateea, Prancla M, Bcoti
an.l Eilwarl J. (Jreac-i-n.
A. J. ANDERBOX'8 TBEFT8.
BALEM H M'AI.KS IDBNTIPIE8 PROPERTY TAKJEN
PROM HIS HO_tE.
The pollce have aeeurad ?. I ll
aaalnal Anitraw J. Anderaon, th*
tin.l.-r arre.st for committlni; B8Var
?I. W.il.v and hit. fath.r, Salem 11
?'-, Baal Fiftv-nfth-?t., called at Poll.
yeaterday an.l Identlllad two Beah
revolvt-r founl in Anderaon. poeee
been atolea from thelr houae ai B u
laland, on July 7 ol laal year. A
cup whi.-h wn, found ln the pruw
haa been Mentlfled by Tlffaajr aa
.Mr, c ?> Poreat, of .No. -i weal
st. lt was sol'l to hei elevt-r. yeara
tional evldrne*
crook who is
i robbeiiea, K.
Walea, . f .\...
i- Headquarteri
bruahe* and a
bbI .ti .is havlng
thampton, Long
n elegant allver
mt-r's coll. cl .oo
th. i ' p-ru ot
Porty-aeventh
Bg . for $10.
THE DOCK BOARD WANT8 MORE VOXEY.
The reguUr mt-eting of Oia Doclt Board araa held
yesterday, and k letter from S-.-r.-titry I'-rry t I tba
treaaurer of th.- lioard waa reai Th.- letter re
m.nded the Commlisr-loners that only R.aaa.000 W .rth
of bond* for the year enlliiB April 3't had been
Uaued, and clted th* fuct that tho Board was eru-A
*
!
m ;?,[ i TrtdtMtrtJ.'
Wash
Dress Fabrics
for 1896
are now shown at "The Linen
Store " in -jre__t profnsion. The
list of hieh-clasi upecialtief in
cludes the new linen Batiste
with coiored silk stripes, lace
insertions aml cmbroidered
effecta ; the old - fashioned
feather patterna in India Dinni
tes, which will be in high
vo^uc ; a decided novelty in
Linen Crepon, ihowing a new
crust-like effecl; exceedingly
handsome French Silks for
both dresses and waists, and
many other novelties, v.hile
the collection of stajde goods
offers a very wide choice in
Coiored Linens for waists,
Linen (.inghams, Batistes,
Dncks and Dnlls, India Dim
ities and French Ort-andies,
white and coiored ; Persian
LawnS, HindoO Cloths, Nain
Books, Cambrics, Silk Ging
hams, Cheviots, Oxfords,
French Percales, Coyert and
Galatea Cloths ~nd other fab?
rics all in the newest and most
desirable desiena,
I Jaraes McCutcheon & Co.
y
14 Wcst Twcnly-third Strcct,
(Oppo-lte Flftk-Ava Ho'ri).
piwer- l i,-. lan l aaue h n la ia thi ext< ni ? f *?'? -
... ... ?? ., .| th n .1 re<iu< at b.
i., the s.nk. hnmli alon 1 e tl
.??, ba! ince r !? .? toward th. Im
....... ,f me property i ? ^ con I. mne 1
: \-, -: T. : Itl Bli I 14. thun
wiil, h will pi -eaalon of the Ity
w'.th ? ,. ? -i i-nmlBBlom
,:.,. | s i tar; '?? ?? to m.,k?? Ihi requeat to tho
Blnking i'?-? ? I C immlasl. n.
BOME XEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALfl AT THE HOTEL8.
FIF i ll A\ i:m E Blr Lyi i ll iaa< ?? f lre.and
tIRAND Major J H llurbank, Unlted Btatea
_rmy. HoFFMAN Aa emblyman John 11 Btar 'h
' Kin.ii i ii, ,;.l..\\li Mme EI u ra D iae.
IMrKKlAI. - at. H i at. ra Ch irlea Davla and
Myer N'u^abaum Mt'RRAY HILL E> ?
m ii t'arlo Fr. i h, ol I ?' W \l.l" ?Hr ?
? V. Ii ibaden; fapl i i r B
y 1V ,.: || \rtii.-. . .1 M Wll gfleld, of th?
.',.; latream Uua .lexandei Brof i i ' Baltl
tVINDHoll l...i i and L tmorrea,
... ,-,,. - ,., i;- _-? ,,, i. profeaaor T i: l?oui
,-f N. k il ,?-?- . and '.', ? bb C. Hayea and Mlaa
Hayee, of Fr. m uit, i ?hl<
WHAT I- OOIMO OX TO-PAT.
Rapld Ti ? ? Broadway
Poultrj and Pig< n Bhoar, Madl , I Qu
'!
]',,;.. ?? ;V, :T 1 '!.'
Rulgel '? "'? Bt"
-
|;. ? ,.. , ? , i. \ ll ' t tlng. * 0 m.
Poll, a C Board ea Ttlnatl na
Uberal Club, N iL, ? p. Bt
? - -
NEW-YORK CITT.
Tlmothy D - ? e. who waa
,.,k, ? m Hai I ial fi m On. hun Ired an I
.. ond ai ind 1 '??? on T i< - i >?? even
?? :? . Iled at thi
hoat. ? .! al i o". loefc He al
I ? .
T) '? annual m< ? the 0< rman H tal
i,.;,,; e. and Sevt-iu tl
i ike pla ? Moi i it I p in
, ?>.,-:. - i. rlm llra ? wlll apeah en "1
,. i j .;- -.'. Vork" al 4 p. m
t......> ,ii lhe I'nit. i ?
? on ,- ? , i,. fore lh. Publlc '?-1 . atlon Bo. >i>
The annual meeting of the Internatlonal K nder
.-.,, t. -i i nion ?... "? '?? ?'? r". bl i i
... id . .ii iha Teachen l llegi "Vi l i ?
. i an i twi nt) ?? oond-at, On Ibe pr. r-edina.
. i?- a rec. ptlon al thi i oll< .- for
the m. n:i.. ra ,-f the unlon.
.-,'?,iil'.. i: .-'.j: bury, Cllfford Drake and B. De
u.-; Walah were yeatei ... elected membera ,.f
Iho N' ??? Vork Btock Exchange They took the
i,.,- ,f \\v iv l., : nl:., E A \ alenllne and the
)j:, a Ur. Di ake f < nl ?n the i' ioi
late i ? i and 1 iburn I I were
: h< .ell. i ai i hla ... rm< nta n nl In th.
mann. i
The annual me. ng of tha M I. T Bocl. ly of
New-York, rompoaed of t1 - alumnl ol the Maaaa
chuattta Inatltute ol Twhnology llvlng ln oi
Ni w-York Cliy, .: to be held ai the Ar. n i
morrow evenlng. The apeakera wlll be Oeneral
Francla A. Walker, prealdent of the Ma
I, gtltute ol Te hno ogj . ex-Mn) or Abram B,
? I. VYarlng, Jr., and Pro
t ,; T Snelllng, of Columbla College. Dlnner
wlll i, ,....,: ; K, an l tbe apeechea wlll come
at abuut ;. o'clock.
.\t the Carnegl. Lyceura thla evenlng ine Scat
terei of Bunahlne Clr le of lh< Klng'a Daughtera
a. i goD t\i.i hold Ita eeventh annual entertaln
ment The it igramme avlll be un Intereatlng one,
performed b) the followlng: The Cutler Trlo, Mlaa
_\j f?..-.! and Mlaa laabelle KberB, rlocutlonlata;
.M:r<.- Klrkpatrlck, aoprano, and tha Kofler Male
Uuart. t. 'i ? ?? dam ?? m ialc and or. heatra nura
will i?- furnlahed by F< I ? '?'" 'a ? I R< ? imenl
?,,,! -ri,,. mualcal entertalnmenl nill be followed
by ,i rec. pt'.on.
lohn W. Qoff wlll deltter nn addreaa this even?
lng ,,t ? o'clock ii; tf.' Weal Bnd Preabyterlan
Church, One-hundred-and-lHth-at. and Amaterdam
.-,v,-, on "Our Clvlc Duty." Only men wlll be ad
ii. Iti i
Mra. Bllaabetii H. Bpaldlhg wlll addreaa tha
.merlcan Bodety for the Improvemenl of Bpeech
to-morrow nlght ln th- Carnegla Bnll II
Th" New-York Aaaoclatlon of Unlon ex-Prlaonera
0. w ,, v,ill .r to-nlKht ln the 7i?t Reglment
_rmory, to conalder the formatlon of an aaaoclata
memberahlp.
\ mualcal and Uterary rntertalnlneni will beheld
,,,'s evenlng ln tha V M. C. A. Hall. No. I Weal
One-hundred-and-twwly-Mtb-at., fur the benefli of
the boya' departmeni ri.rary. Mlaa Cora B. Foater,
riocutlonlat, and the Mlaaea Ollaon, mandolln and
miitar. wlll take parl. Tha prtce <,r admlaaion arlll
i,? a book aulUbla for tha boya' llbrary, <.r S eanti
Florence Oenevlove Koakea, aoprano, will kIv,> a
concerl In Hardman Hall on Tueaday evenlng mxt.
An anonymoua woman aenda tr. for Oeorge <'_ir
roli, the palnter, trtt ? waa oul of work an.l wanted
to commil aome erlma bo thal bo m!i,-iit ba aeni
,,, prlaon Tha money h:i* been f,,rw..Mr,i t,,
Maglatrate Blmma, who a?-rfi,l tn dlacharge btn
from the Almehouae In caaa work wan found for
him. A man who r<ai aboul Carroll In Th-- Trlb
un.- haa offered to irva h\m work.
'i', r> io Toranto, arlfe of Nleolo Toranto, whoae
junkahop m Na ii Rooaotrelt-at is oald to hava
been n porchaetng eoatra tor apartotia flve-dollar
bllla waa rtltaaad und. r |l,0M ball yeaterday after?
noon, pendlng Commlaaloner Ih'eld-Ta declalon upon
ih'- appllcatlon for her dlaebarga au la by hor
lawyer,
Cbarlea Jonea, alUu .ii.'-k MMppord, a profeoolonal
thlef ani crackamaa, who wn-. arrer<i<-,i by De
tectlve-Sergeaitl O-Conndl Wedneaday In Smlth a.
McNall'a raataurant, i\iih n sat,'hei contalnlnn .i
klt of burRlara' toola aml aome liyiramlt.-. araa n
ra'.gned before Maglatrate Cornell ln the ontre
Btreet Court yestenlay afternoon, anJ was uini.il
over to tl.e Di.-iri.t-Attorney.
THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
EQDITABLE LIFE ASSDRANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 3h 1895.
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages. $27,194,562.12
Real Estate, induding the Equitable
Building and purchaseif under fore
closureof tnortgages. O?770i--75'1-?
United States Stocks, State Stocks
ond City Stocks and other invest
ments. as per market quotations
Dec. 31, 189^. imaiket value over
cost. $3.093.307.63). II4,3I5.427'70
pLoans secured by Bonds and Stocks
S?^...?..?..~ 2'6i5,5oo.oo
Real Estate outside the State of New
Yotk, induding purchases under g .
foredosute and office buildings. -D,*VJ)/ > -
Cash in B .nks and Trust Companies
at interest and in course of trans- /W.\_?
mission.since reeeived and investcd 11,580,000.42
467,711.42
Balances due from aKents. _7t __*fl 18
Interest and Rents due and accrued 511 ?7- J?
Premiums due and unrcportcd, less
cost of collection. 1,421,520.00
Deferred Premiums, less cost of col
lection.__2,Ol8,870.00
Assets Dec. 31, 1895. $201,009,387.84
We hercby certify that, after a pcrsonal examination
of the securities and accounts descnbed in the foregoing
atatement for the year 1895. we find th* sainc to be tri.e
and concct ar, statcd. Ihe stocks and bonds in the
above statements are valued at the market price Decem
ber 31st 1895 Every pi-ce of Real Estate belonging
to the Society was appraised during the past year by
the Insuranre Department of the State of New York.
and n stated at the rec'ueed valuation as shown in the
official report of the examination of the Society, dated
July 9th. 1895. TH0MAS D jORDAN. Comptrollcr.
KKANClIi W JACKSON, Audltor.
LIABILITIES.
Reserve on all existing pollcies
calcalated on a 4 / standard, CirnQQ,Q7rn
and all other llabilities _rIb _'_ &,d
Undivided Surplus, on a h%
standard.?_. $40,624,011.73
I hereby certify to the correctness of the above cal
Culation of the reserve and surplus Dividends will be
declared, as herctofote, on the basis of a 4; standard.
J. G. VAN CISE. A__i_t_nt Actuary.
INCOME.
Premium Receipts.$36,200,664.7*
Cash received for Interest and from g
other sources. ! V0 ?
mcome.J44*J96M2|9.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Death Claims. $1 X,43X|08x.2d
Matured and Discounted Endow- 7Q0Q0221
Aments.; 4o6;??i2:o8
Annuities. 1207A0S.0I
SurrenderValues. ?6?o2?iOO
Matured Tontine Valuea. 2 002 0,4 27
D.videndspa.d to Policy-Holders..._._2,<?2 054*13
Paid Policy-Holders. $19,568,299.69
Commission.advertising. postage and
exchange. 4.401,2X5:53.
All other payments: taxes, salaries, %
medieal examinations, general ex?
penses. &c..^?a?^---- 3t722t57?-2*
Disbursements.,,.$-.7,692,085.43
ASSURANGE*
iv.TAr.MEHT rot-.c.r., .tated bt T.irtn co?MCT8D rawxH
^'^SmCe.^1St:$912,509,553.OO
New Assnrance written ln 1895 $132.078,530 OQ
Proposals for Assnrance Exam
ined and Declined.._$22,648,495.00
We the undersigned. appointed by tfte Board or Di
rectors of the Equitable Society, in accordance with its
by laws. to revise and verify all lts affairs for the year
1895. hcreby certify that we have. in person, carefully
examined the accounts, and counted and examined in
detail the Assets of the Society. and do hereby certify
that the forcgoing statement thereof is true and correct,
as stated.
E'BOUDINOT COLT. I SlXTlfll Cwimittcf
T S YOUNG W. B KENOALL. I cf.ihe ltaard.e>
O w CAKLSTOBl. H. J. FAlRCHILD.i D.rKlor-,
DIRECTORS.
H. D. HYDE. Pre.ident
JAMF.S W. ALEXANDER, V.ce-Pr.-I'en.
LOUIS FIT/GERALD.
HENKY A HUKL3UT.
HENRY O. MARQUAND,
WM. A WHEELOCK.
MARCELLU3 HARTLEY,
H. M ALtXANDER.
CHAUNCEY M, DLPEW,
CORNELIUS N BL133,
THOS D. JORDAN,
CHARLE3 8 SMiTH.
JOHN SLOANEi,
HORACR J. PAIRCHILD,
LF.VI P MORTON.
GAGE E. TAKHt-LL.
MARVIN HUGH1TT,
:? KANK THOMSON.
C.EORGE J. GOULQ,
SAMUEL M. INMAN,
6-r W. C. VAN HORNE,
CHAS. B. ALEXANDER.
EDWARD W. LAM3ERT,
JOHN J. McCOOK,
WM. ?LLXAND-R,
JAMB3 H. HYDE.
HORACE PORTER,
JOHN A STEWART,
JACOB H. SCH1FF.
A. VAN tlANTVOORD.
MELVILLE E. INGALLS,
THOMAS S. YOUNG.
A. VAN BERGEN,
JOHN E SEARLES,
DAVID H. MOFFAT.
JAME3 H. DUNHAM,
T. DEWITTCUYLER,
JO.EPH T. t_OW,
DANIEL LORD,
HENRY R.WO-.COTT.
AUOUST BELMONT.
WM B. KENDALL.
HENRY S TERBELL.
GEORGE W. PHILL!P3_,
GEO W. CARLETON,
SAMUEL BORROWE,
E. BOUDINOT COLT?
DANIEL R. NOYES,
ALANSON TRASK,
BRAYTON 1VES. ?
SIDNBY D. RIPLEV,
J.F. DaNAVARRO.
WE8TCHESTER (<>lMY
TONKBRfl
,; ...,, ?-?.... contlnu. i Wedneaday nlght ln tha
- . m 0f tr. Tonkara it h II g At oclal
.... ? ? t Vernon defrated
. So i. Rl ? and ll A II C So
v. i. ,- .v, : ?:? feated Yonkei N 1, 762 .60
Thi, ...... Ing rity Club So. I. ot M i inl Van .n
iha Yonkera UI. ycle Club and A B C So. I arlll
na. .?;
Ai tha hom* ot Mr ?i l Mra. W A ' k*? ? I,
..? So E HiWtll r ? ' . I '?'? !
i. i ? . . :.-- ?? l M - Oraea Lockwoi 1
i... kle were married Tha- . er. m my a ia i- r
form* l i > :he Re. [)i A li Car ? r, r. I
Rplacopal Ch ii'-l. C. A. Dlckie,
. thu in;., araa the beal man. Mi an l Mra.
i-.ir li Ige -?? III I11 ? In . 'hl. aa
An rntertalnmenl In ald of Chrlat Epl
on I ? ? ln Odd !?'? I
lowa Hull Thoae rrhn , ' Orace
i-han Con ? C ?! i ; . i i i
erlrk I'lke, William IVrpolnt. A. R Wataon. Jam i
? :> and II. i.\ Bark.
,, . :_;,. H MrClellan Camp fl na of Veterana a II
,-..,? un nt< rtalnm. nt i ? ln ' ?d i l'
Hill The commlttee thut planm l the affalr >-on
? oi \\ t Kempton. Lo il - K ina. mulb r, l.. i_.
\\ Innna and Wllbur Ma i
Immakaa ? n Councll So . i ? ? ?!?,,,.
,., arlll hol l the ? ?? ? ptlon In t r_ - - hall
. Teutonla Boclet) to-i li l
The > onk< ra A-thl. Uc A e ll
atag laal nlght. Among thoae wl i lhe
eiiit-rtnlnm.nl were Thomaa S- ., Kdward M Cul
lo.i?.ti William o'Mara, Lawrenc Chtllli -. w n
Hallllay, (horge O'Hrlen, Janu C.ivunaugh aml
M.u ),..i: Vall Tha entertainn nl cloa. . --mtIi . x
i ? . \ . _:
///,'. COLLYER I ILK8 TO VETERAX8.
A llVAIIM RWKPTIO-. 11IVI N TO Hlil AT THE DIS
NKi: of TIIK U iV .1, I.R .1 >N
It waa '.'? irly ml lnl| hl a i n d n. rai Horace P
ler Introdueed the i:-??? fr K.- C .11) ei to tl t
roropanlona at the dlnner of lhe Mllltary Order of
Ihi i."V.ii I-eglon on Wi Ineaday, bul the veterana
giadly llngered and llatem i to hla remarka. There
w re aome preaent v.. . ha I reeeived the I I word
.,. , the prompl comfoi l nga of i ?i . "olly r on the
battli B? id and.ln the hoaptta:, when he .\ ia .
th. workera of lhe l'nlted Btai Aanltary Com
n |on iti the Clvll Wai H. ha 1 a rec. ptlon
,..i | ,i to anj thlng ?? : ?? le 1 to hlm when he
preaohed In Chlcago or aln - he rame to X-w
York nol even exeludlng the tlme Immed
after he preaehed rrom the texi In a Chlcago
-.u'l.it ...i ihe Bundaj aftei Sumpter waa llred on,
I,,' Uout theae worda. "If >? have nol a iwoi I,
., ii % .ur rl. thea and bu> ? , , ,
Noa anu then ihere waa an outbur~i oi laugn
r.-'r when iha apeaker told am i iing am I
liilmltahli m. ni ii' r. There waa an outhurat ol
.,'. - when he referred to i.ontr, vera> be
,w.,? Oreai Brltaln and the l'nlted Btajiea over the
v.nViii.:i queatlon, and addwd "We don'l wanl
il i'? ivv.-n theae two natlona, I waa born ln
Knalan.l. bul my adoptlon here rnak. . me ., loyal
Am. rlcan; and yel l .metlmea thluk thal my
hViiiK born '.n iL.it lalan I acroi th. oc *n waa a
L'.-'-iM-iii.in' al mlatake ih.it waa nol Intended. Pr.
roilyer eloae.l hla remarka by recltlng th. .i,
??The Haxon Ortt." maklng 11 Hl Oreai BrlUin and
''V-harlea Robe'na, lhe eloeutlonlat, followed, and
after tiN recltala h~ attempted t-> go home. but the
audlence would have none of It, and the ptcketa
raptured hlm and earrted hlm to beadq.'tera,
where furthi r recltatlon araa exacted.
_-^_-?
TWO IXDICTMEXT8 DI8MI88ED.
Judge N'.-wi..Tgor, In Parl III, Oeneral Beaatona.
veaterda) dlamlaaed the Indk-tmenta agalnal Ma*
D. Qultman, law pattner of Otto Inrlng Wlae, i
So. MO Broadway, and Henry Herman, a aaleaman,
of So, M Baal Beventjr-aoventh-at, They were
charged wlth obtalnlng a ilgnature by fnis.
""ir- BHaaheth B, Blma. of Bellevllle. S. I . al
ih.t un Augual 14. 1893, Herman, by fraudulenl
Inducad her t.. .issixii h.-r bualneaa ..i S
Wlllla-ave., tlii- .it\. to Qultman. i_.ultn.:in. li
alleged, aol i the oualnei i for UOO, an I, it
furth.-r alleged. retalned th.. monej They
Indlcted laal ,Auguaj
h
, texi 1 i.i: Auguai.
.aalatanl Dlatrlct-Attorney Battle declare<]
,- dld nol think a eonvlctlon i .uld be bad.
pre.
leged
pre
? :.'.'
w.is
n . <
were
tli.it
MAItIXE IXTELLIOEXOE.
S1IMATI-HK AI.MANAC
r-'.inrl"~ T:04 Sunr-r-t .',:_!.? Moea rli"? a m _!:T17 Mnnn'. n.n __
HU'.Il WATKIl TO [1AY.
? M tenmy Ha-* '-' "- Oor. I?lan.t >:88 H-II Oata 4:'..i
I'.M s.:ni. Hooh 8:38|Oov. I-1..1.1 8:00 Hell riale :. ,f2
IXCOMIXO 8TBAMBBB.
Vaaaai
HiMiir*. liwflif.
I'-.m-ranian...
Clilcago i-'ltj'..
_Ilr~mon. Jitn 14.N O Unyl
.Olaagaw, Jjh 24.Allan-Stata
., ..Si'.vai.a-ii, Jan 22.;-.?.-?; Clty
JjGqa pUNT-SpNEFuilNITUHF
WE WISH
a good trade to relieve the preai of
new gooda from ili?' factory, whieh
can nol be stopped withont agreater
loss than piviuij; bargains. It* you
wish to uave money iu tho Furniture
Une, now is tlio time; but we i-eserve
the privileize of refusing to duplicate
ai tlie Banie flgiires. Quality is tbe best.
"duyqfthp wakeb"
Geo. C.Fi-iNT Co*
43.49 aud 47v.E5T23?ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
BACTOty. 154 and ne wear i?7f***?Et
I'atrl..llamburg. ' "i -?">.Hamb Amer
. latnd n. Jan -?.
II ii Ueler.Bremen. "an -.'I.N '? Ll | I
.NiiYdtal, l-'.l. 1 . Itla,
rh .r!.,i.tliumpl m. Peb 1.
H , . .1 rla.lai aand, Jan I'l. Tl I. | ill i
i... i, .?- mn.I. ? :?:, Jan 23 . '
;?, ,? ... . .11:11. ...in -774 . V - n
: - . : '7,.
BATt'RDAY, PKBRL'ART. S.
| . fia* -re .1! :-. F*b 1.1*: ? n h
7. ,-..!. Feb 4 ."TIC .
.st Ln? i.i. .Iun ::i.Lampori _? Holt
BUNDAY, PEBRUARY 0.
.Llverpool, Peb 1. .Cunard
x ,,,,;.,, . l.r.-ii.:. Jan ::i.Whlt* sim
M.iaa.tam.Koiterdam, Jan ih.Neth Amer
rtaiai s... Ha. .m.i. P*b 8.N V ^ Cuba
0UTQOIN0 8TBAMEBB.
TO-DAY.
Vooad. B*or, i.ire. Mail.cloo*. Ve*a*l ealta,
S.-hUawlf, I:i. . . . 1:00 pm 4 <?> a in
BATl'RDAT. PKBRL'ART. I.
La Touralne, Havra, Pren 1.ItOOam 7 r>. a m
Vnui rdam, Buttrntam N*(h Amer... 7:00am !? 00 a m
Imiiria, Llv*r| nl, 1'mbrla..BtUOa m 18:00 ra
\,, ... i -, ii i .13:00 m 2 00 p m
Trinldad Hen la ....?'??? .K:00 a m 10:00 a m
,.:..ii.?. .' ai Kl. .. Ma* .10:00 ?. .-. 11:00 m
Vi. ,? .n Vu.atnn, N V C Cuba 10:30 a m 1:00 pm
t'rli Uaurltz, ll&ytl. Royal Datch....10:30 ara 1:00pm
MONDAY, PEBRUARY 10.
la, .'! irl -'n. . - I^Oim.
8HIPPIXG XEW8.
PORT 01" NEW-YORK THVRSDAY, PCB. ?.
AIUUVED.
Btaamar Majeatla (Br), Bmlth, Llverpool January 88
un i yu..'n.i. .?n .!... wllh in ln* 1.1.1 pa?*ng*r* to ll
Mal.land Kenwiy. Arrlved al the Bar ?. 7.17% p m and
am-l red oa tn. i thl< k w< ather.
Bteamer Bp. lOarl, Metiael. Bremen January 2S and
Bouthamptop 2:>. ?iti. mdse and paaaenforfl to Oalrl. ? A
.'. Arrlved ai (he bar ai l" SS p m .'.th.
teami 1 lyi . ..ir>. Johnaton, Oenoa Daeeatibff 30.
Legh.irn January :t. S'apl, 11, Valencla 18 and CMbrallar
18, wlth mda* and peaaengara t. Hrnderaon Broa, \i
rlv#d ni tn* n.i nt .. I.i i> m .".tt. and anchored ..uin?- t.,
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? : . Barbor .<; Co. Arrlved ,i tba Bar ai 4 in. p ....
Bteamer Kennetl (Ur), Brown, La Ouayra, laBTUna, .T.m
uari '-" i'i. i:>. ?."-4. .. Beaufort, N. C, Pobruar) '?'. wllh
? .-ii ??? to w. l.. Uunoon. Arrlvod ... tha Bar '.i
0:30 i. n.
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28, Curarao .t... La Ouayra II, wlth eoffee, hi.iea, *kins,
*tc . and pai -ik. i- i . Uoulton, Bllflfl .i Dallott. Arrlvod
al iii- Bar al 8 '.'.. a. m.
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dla* I.. .1 T. Van Hl. Rl*.
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folk, wlth mcrchaiidla. and paaaeaaera to tha OM Domini..n
Bteamahlp Company.
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: n..i-.t.-i
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Bmlth.
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Bl amer Yorklovm, Dola, Norfolh nn.t Nowport Newa?
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baalncae can be done bjr mnll wlth tba nU
? artleera avltb perfeet eafety.
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Calendars for
1896
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UHrv 18. arrlved al Rottardam February .V
Bteamer liuiTal.. iHn. Mul.t, fr.m New York January
->? irrlved m i. .ndon Pabniary ?;.
Bteamer Cntlc (Br). Devlea, from Nea York January 8.
arrlve,! ui Dtind ?.? Pebruary 8
Bteamer llanltoba (Brl, Oriffllh*, rrom Naw Y.-ik Jar.u
arj ___, arrlv. i ,.r i, :? i n Pebruar) a
Bteamei Nederland iBelg), Vt_n Bchoonberg, from New
Tork Januarj 22. arrlved ai Deptford Pebruary rt.
Bteamer Stutlgarl (Qer), Kohlenbeck, fr..m N-w-York
Jaa.ury _..., arrlved .n Bremen Pebruary 8
Bteamer Edam (Duteh). Roggetieen, trom Il-.ttenlara
February _. I r Ne* York. paaaed Dover Ket.ruarf ?.
Bteamer Pocbohontaa (Ur). Jamea ifrom Ventee, eic?.
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Bteamer Aelallc Prlnce (Br), .\n.i~r~on. buIIh.i frora Rto
Janelro r ?? Nea York Pebruary, 4
Bteamer Thliurvalla (Uan), Beraataaa .from Siettlni.
aalled frum Copenhagen for Naw Y.,rk Pebruary 4
Bteamei _*l?xman ulr), Royce (from Rlo J-.n.-lro), ralle*'
from I'ernambuco for New-York Pebruary .".
SN ":???' ,;;iU.-"'?>. Bralthwalta .from iluenos Ayrea),
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Bleamer Maaaacbuaetu (Br). Bocquet, Miiied from Lon
iloii for New-York Pebruary tl.
Bteamer Kllburn (Br), I'aldar, fr..m New-York Deeem
y. r :i arrtvad al Baal London Pebruary -.
Bteamei Wakefleld (Br), Wete, from New-York January
_B, arrlved Rt Trlfiite Pebruary .'>.
Steuin.'r IfUftChen 1.1,-ri. Von i-..llen, for New-York and
Baltimore, aalled from Biameihaiea ir~br??rv a.
i:-...m.r Werkendam iluiiriu. Iiakker. from New-York
for Rotterd-LI paaaed tli?- I.izur.l Kehruary ft.
Bteamer Oarettaa IBr), Coach, (mm New-York vla Para,
nrrivr.i ,.t Caara Pebruary 8.
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