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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-31
NEWPORT ~ WINTER.

NEWPORT, Jan. 29.-Thc fifth Casino enter
raiumcnt Rcd Thursday, January ~ and was al
tended by fashionable audience The prlnCpL piece.
presented By members Of the Brllvue Dramatic Cub,
was Tie Rpugh D.amOnd," Mrs. Wilson Eyre appear
mg IN The reading part. The other characters were
taken !J Lieutenant Commander Allan ID. Brown, |. ).
~ Mrs t. &. eastman, llr Bort and Colonel George l..
Warng, jr. This followed ny negro sketch, which
was written aud acted by Miss ChecVcr and Mr.. Collins
II was Durlcsque upon the play Of "Camc." Music,
refreshments dancing brought the evenings enttr
laluIucnt 10 al end.
F0nr cottages are TO be built an investment on Law
rcncc-avr near OchIc Point for Pierre LOrillard Of
NcN-I YORK.
John WHippc. of New-York, recently paid $4,000 for
a handsome hmldng-sIte at Kdy-st and Rhode Island
ave.
X. G.. Rcmscn. OF NrwYOrk. has rented for the coming
sraso the Tram villa. Bcllcvuc-ayc. William OOhGllt
will occnpt the Burns cottage.
AnIuug Scw-Y"rkrI> VITO have been in town dur ng
the week ]. = ryc Carroll BrNcr S1nucl +. Bar
g,r ana W. Watts Sherman. Mr.. Ba!HcI VII OccUiy,
during the Of 1881. the vIiia Oh BrlleN ave
w.Ich II owned by Comm. doic Charles ii. BALDWIN,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip taswcl JE VIII rail for Florida
next week.
Rear nmrs al Reed Wcrdcn las purchased building
Size AT ms pltre.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Of Ncw.Ynrk, has rented the
Tucker cottage iOI thr season I'll 1881
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CADET UHIITIhEKS ABSENCE.

1t having been announced that Cadet Whitaker
would make address on temperance. al the Lee
Avenue BaptIst Church. in Brooklyn, yesterday
aft ernOO al the honr set for the meeting the large
chdrch was crowded. Thomas ". Conway seemed
to have ci aTge of the meeting and At $3.50 y.
asked If Mr.. Whitaker WAS III me building. There
was no Trspons,, and then Mr. Conway SAID there
wUuld hc fOn" singing and talking by others pres
ent uhtIl Nj. Whitaker came hen the Rev. MI
Fied of COuncctcu., prayed, and " Hold the Fort
was ung. After the singing Mr.. Conway talked
awhIr,n OIcinE that the audience was getting uneasy
T. 400 lie a ,led again II Cadet NhIitAher WAS III
the hUlst, TeUlarkIug when no answer came, that
Mr.. NHIliaker had ~lcn great distance to como
that ho might he Late III getting over. NJ. conway
talhcd anUther fifteen minutes, aud then L. ii.
SQUIRE made Il speech after winch there was IN APP
peal for money At 8 O'Clock. after once more ask
iug IN vain for Mr.. Whitaker, Mr. Conway sad
- am sorry Mr.. Whitaker does not seem 10 he
pIesrni. You all know the poor boy is gong through
his great trial now. and IL would take brave,
strong man To bear ny under II all ana appear before
tLc DunlIc as he agreed TO do; Vet ho Is IA young
man VINO II truthful and hOnorahlc, as am III
formed by those who know HIM, and Am certain
me ,ud ne here this nj tcrnOon II lie were wen, OF
n some GOOD excuse dId not keep HIM away"
After this announce cnt most OF the AUDIENCE
Went out after winch IA Sir RODerts OF Brooklyn.
made some voiiininOuS rcIn"Ihs'
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4 LIGHT Evil or SNOU.

Residents Of The metropolis not in the best
of humor when they arose yesterday morning with
the imprc sion that there to be another heavy
snow storm. They elt that the experience of the
last few weeks. with streets almost impossible
from ice and snow which the street Cleaning Blu
rcau has neglected to remove, and which has caused
much loss To merchants 10y delays IN the shipment
OF merchant So and to truckmcu by the breaking
OF axlcs ard injuries of hors's. had been sufficient
for one winter. The SNOW ceased falling about 10
a. No. leaving heavily cloulcd ,ky, rising
temperature, and an Increasing humidity II
the nj uosplicrr forehodiug rain Light SHOWS
reported IN Boston. Albany Rochester, Oswcgo
Portland. Me-, ami AipoEa. MIch \ heavy SHOW
storm was reported IN burlington, ". II wa grH,
orally cloudy III Nrw-EnRland ana Michigan. and
crar III other parts OF the country. Inc reports %
the SI-nal Service Bureau show That surrounding
Nrw-York and on The lake, there w,~ a Use
IN the temperature aud u rising barometer.
The Temperature IN this cltv M . Wd- -
rise OF :, in twelve houG~; at En-. Priu. ~
II-e of ] ~ twenty tour hours al >audu>ky. -
nj cleveland. So; AT Grand Haven. Mich. - i
Buffalo. -. The wind III ths cIiv WAS WI, ana
slowly backing to the southwark. Except IN 'tiI-
crn Ncw-l oik, aud thu Northwest IN WIND was
generally lIofl the northeast nl h.,.;. IhcIr Ma~
q tall OF temperature 90 tie y nth yc,t; at Fort
Gary Mamie a. OF 10, TIN mercury standing II
In the rivers and the bay There W.. c,n,r1"ro'c
Zee yesterday. but not a. much - "u ~iiur 'aN u
dId u", IrIard navigation material :. lip.rc "rIc
lnrc" fed, NJ lee. winch wrr.. Cured down aud hl
with IN" % ir~ hut except ~ - 'w Instance. q VS.
we'll broken up. The tcrD-bplf net win Some
dn ul =. as IN" Zip, wrrr hl'rl "l,h Ice.
.nng the p ], the ice VS. ir"l 20 ..'i atohnl o."
vessel, mo,r,d 10 hcIn. ana vii rrquIr cot sid
cIalic work 10 clear ihc ice away when tIc N,,,te
alc ready 10 sail.
The hlrpo,s on thc north sd" Of Long Island ave
completely I",'r! NJ. h'iug covered Wltl I'" over
foot IN Thickness. H. many of the vii ,,r- the suu-
plN coal Ia. gwen out The ov-trrmcn. Ia cpu,r-
qn"ucc oi HE drrth OF water III which t"ir ~ rtors
are planted, have suspended operations. ON 10
couui of Tie -iInV aud zee, woIk III BaylIs'~ ,iip-
YaId ut Pol, j. rr,o. has been entirely suspended
for tlN "a M 9Th. ca t'Ir >nutii site ui 90" ~iIuo
the -trri,i aIr coiu.r cl 60 u-. lr' pous~, and
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STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.

.
Mr. John I. Raymond is expected TO arrive Ill
towh to-morrow, from the South.
John MCCULLOUGH will act on the first three nights
VI .his week. In Wheeling. w. Va.
Mr. All Burnett is giving his well-knOwn humor-
GUS entertainment at Bunilriis Museum.
Miss Geneveve Ward will appear at the Globe
ihestre Boston. next Monday night in "Forget-
Anew play, entitled "The Headlcss Horseman."
was brought out at the Volks Tbeat re- III the Bow
cry, last week.
Mr' James ONeil and Mrs. Agnes Booth are to
fake part 10 the performance OF Enoch Arden" at
Booths Theatre.
mr. Locke Richardson, continuing his reeltals at
inc Union League Theatre, will be heard to-day in
the tragedy Of "MacbethD
Miss Kate Field has nearly completed new must
sai monoIogqe on the subject of Paris" This Will
"e companion picture 10 her London"
Mr. Jefferson appears tonight In Baltimore. HIS
enlargement last week 10 Brooklyn was devoted to
BOB Aeres aud Rip Fan Winkie both Of which drew
crowded houses.
MIR. stephen Massett, who has recently returned
70 New-York after making another profe ,sional
tour around the world, will make his reentrance
mere next Friday evening at Cblckering Hall.
: Haverlys MastodOn Minstrels, after a very sue
eessfui season in London. now on their home
wand voyage, aboard the Helvetia. Thsy will reopen
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TRIBUNE says that the decisive contest over the
Irish Coercion bill has been postponed until Tues.
day; Mr.. ForsePs SPEECH has met with general
approval; Mr. Gladstone attributed the outrages
IN Ireland in great measure to the Land League I;
1t Is supposed that the Irish rev0ntonists intend
10 destroy some British dockyarts and arsenals.
- The Earl of liardwicke IS a bankrupt -
a Ministerial crisis Is expected in Greece -
-Four British officers were killed at the battle of
Drakenberg - Luc Letellier de st. just ex-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Quebec, is dead
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sherman spoke before tho
Merchants Club IN Boston, Saturday, on the Ma
tl0na finances. - The vote for United States
Senator at Harrisburg, Penn, showed that there
was not a quorum present. - In a railway aecI-
dent near Mddlebnrc, Penn. fifteen persons were
injured, five of them seriously. - Further in
surance statistics were made public by the state
superintendent of Insurance. - The hOuse of
Jacob ll9y, of EastOn, Penn. valued at $25 900,
was destroyed by fire. - Several officers of the
Ontario and Western Rail. DAD wei, appointed.
CONCRFSs.-Ihe Senate Saturday, referred tho
electoral count resolution 10 the Committee on
Electoral Count; the Indian Land in Snveralty bill
was amended. - In the House the North Caro-
Ina contested election case was decided III favor Of
}. }. lcates, who took the oath of office.
CITY AND SCBURBAN.--Ihe L0tOs Club gave q
dinner saturday night to Mayor Grace and cX-Mayor
Cooper; speeches were made by Mr. Grace. Mr..
Cooper, Juige DAVIS Mr.. Depew and Others. -
Hughes was victorious III tue walking match making
over JGS miles and beating the best previous record.
- he Aldermen failed to elect president Sat-
urlay. No further action was taken IN the
Central Pacific Railway suit. - Politicians con-
tlnue to discuss the Mccarthy bill.
Copies OF the paper may still be obtained at the
cOuutins-rOom of HE TRIBUNE or by mail Price,
D cents.
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THE FEENCH COOKn' EfLL.

The fifteenth annual ball Of the Socctc Cnlinaire
PhIlaH' hropiqIc for the benefit OF thc widows dad
orphans fund will be given in the Academy OI
Music tomorrow evening. The supper tables Will
be spread III Irving Hall, and, usual, the best
cook, m the city will with cnch other in The pr"
duet ION of pieces Lat shall delight the eye aud the
apprt itc. The feast Of fat things 10 which the
French CuOkl annually invite the admirers ol gas
tTonOmlc at has long been noted a. the best pu1hc
display ~ the triumphs al the klrIcn "a h" seen III
this country. The preparations arr on more rX-
trnsivr scale than thpSc ui previous years Bolh
the Academy and Irving Hail. which vii be
connected 10y n bridge will br frightened with lllgs
ana ilowois, and the electro light will he used III
irving Hall tus"w the tables H. the best advantage
Max SchNal will furnish the music with largo
orchestra. FcruaTd Fcre aud jules Weber, 0l the
Astor Bousr. the president and secretary al the
society are ut the head Of the committee of arrange
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DIED.

BARCLAY-On Thursday. January 81 Alexander Barclay,
IN the Glst year OF his age.
Funeral Tuesday. morning at II ocock,
from ms tate residence Clinton place, Newark, Nj.
DARRELL On sunday the Both Inst Henry y. GSrreL In
the .isth II his
The funeral place his late sdence 304 Cler
mont ave. BTOnkyn on fuesiay at IL a. IN
Friends kindly requested not L. send flowers
DAYTON-In this saturday morning January 90 Har
ret T.. late Judge Nathan Dap OF Lock.
port. y. Y. in the Oith ear or her age.
Internent at LOckIOrt
DE- CAMP-At Spring Valley y. Y. January % Of pm
mODa Ann lie Camp "Ie OF captain VI Oe camp aged "
F1nera services residence Monday al $3.50
InterInent at Cypress Hills Tuesday morning.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of heart disease tho 2Gt'i Inst,
Fannie wIlOw ~ the late Joseph tanan. aged 65years
place from No 40 Vest 9th st., Incsay, Feb
ruary |, at 10 O'Clock y.
l. requested that flowers be Omi'te-l.
MOORE-On SATURDAY. January after In geng illness
Lansing eldest child 81 " D. aud Esther Ransom Moore,
AGED years and months
villa al the residence OF
l.. c. Moore, la West i3d stem tuesday February
at o'clock U.
PARET-Su.ldenly on Thursiar January 81. strouds.
burg Penn, H.. wife ~ Thomas DunAn PIrrt, and
sher the lat John >utpIeD.
her moth rs Residence No Us De halOave,
Brooklyn, Monday, 3lst .lst. al 1880 a. m
Observation-Disclosures, ~ Iedro pneumonia. on the 26th
inst Grand Pacific lcel Chicago, George H. SlnOorn,
10
Funeral py ate ociCrk y. MONDAY 3lst inst. from
lis laie residence. M. AZ New YORK ave. BIZ iklYn
SINCLAIR-At Exeter, New. ampsh r.. Jahuary rs. OF
peritonits Annie TOwlr wife # samuel slucar junior
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MR.. LINGHAM'S BENEFIT

The performance for the benefit of Mr. LinGham,
which was gwen last Friday afternoon at Booths
Theatre. resulted well. The programme contained
fifteen features One of the most amusing of these
was the Bardell VS.. Pickwck trial, III which Mr.
George Fawcett Rowe persOnated Sergeant Buzfa:.
The affair was managed by Mr.. Welsh Edwards and
in the course of the afternoon thief entered ms
dressng-roOm and stole his watch and money. The
receipts amounted TO upward Of 81 900. Mr. Ling.
ham, who il in broken health. will AT once proceed
to Florida. He has addressed to the Benefit Com
mittee the following letter, which we are requested
to publish:
my weak and pervOus condition my phvsclan thinks
1t advisable for to remain at home else SHOULD he
with you TO make y rsonal acknowledgment OF my
indebtedness friends. thank your committee Tor
having acted the medium TO convey publicly my
thanks to friends OF the dramatic and mus.ci pc"
fessiOn to Messrs Abbey and schoehel TO TIA" various
managers, and to all who participated H. or III any way
contributed toward my benefit | cannoj Mud adequate
terms express the qualification and pr!t ee al the
grand cOnl litnent paid - this day compliment
that will remain fresh memory as .Ohg ~
memory lasts Should the ultimate object OF thus benefit
be attained QuN restitution to heaLl SHAH always b
happy coDtribIte my services whenever thVy can
made available for like purpose. liking your com
mtee for their noble enJlt Ill my Oenlf, am YOUR
Obedient servant, NJ " LINGHAM.
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TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In addition to tho general news of the day from
all part, o! the world Yesterdays issue OF The Sun
DAY tribune presented to its readers Il number OF
more than ordinarily interesting special features
among which may be named the following:
The News IN LondOn.-A special cabl" dispatch from
MI G.. Vs. Smaley giving the inner history OF the eX-
citing Parliamentary contests ot aS wteK tle ground
taken 10y Mrssrs. Gladstone. Forster and Bright IA re-
card 70 the Land League AMI INFORMATION II the irish
plots destroy Windsor Castle and the principal mill
IL Ti J"hn CInpbrIi.-A long and detailed review OF
tie Recently published autobiography Of that celebrate
barrIscr, author aud Chancellor. ht"nn unE In quaint
and grdphc ingnts into bis mILners ana methods NJ
Rrcollecrions OF a Reader.The twelfth in Mr.. Cong
dn's s"res Of articles drYIIed To vyiI ard often
humorous view of the characteristics of some English
historIans and mlscran'"us wIilrs rrosnon,on, ot
TnE TRIBUNE gives interesting sketch If i"gro cnar-
ac naairs. as observed II The reDEers IA Indiana
Among the PtintcrS.-Ap arcnUnt Of The pictures now
exhibition III tins city IL gallery and studio.
Ifnmr lnrTtSts.--Whut he fnuHG IN the markets..
and what the hons, keeper viii have To pay for it.
French r,pcs.-An account OF PresldtLt crews real
At Rl3ngton Italian English tale of the natural and
sup'rnaturt. 49,.
of subj cts of current interest. .-.
FEr Arts potce oi three nOhb,o new iIc'uieS' az"
Other suhirc's OF interest 10 the world OI at
khitii'g and Crncdet
science ior the People.
kciigl Ills In diligence.
Noycitr4 /. IIon'rnold Decoeation
Tue con ,,icr ,te i}att" FLAGS.
CnHric- Summer on AT
P.iniing IN Brown PAPER.
senator W. b. Allison AL Lone.
Dnulns'- NV Play
Bi,rus' /. rur BjOrLsOn ana his real Arne.'
Dundrrlry and the Murderer.
An English T. iitpr on The American Press.
AMONG prominent articles of current news were
the following:
General Foreign News-The Battle Of Drakenberg,
aud in. Cos trt.
Nt me Fr.eral iintal-Conrrcssional and kindred
TOPICS. am the srl- gieS 81 the pension agents
Tn i,r,t fine On kcCurdAH account OF the closing
hours ~ thr PEDESTRIAN contest IN inns rlty.
T., Mayor at tnt LDtUs.-A ul report Of the dinner
given by the L,trs Club To the r"iirIDg and bcODIng
MiNOTS. 80 -,
Railway In crest. The SUIT of the Central Pacific.
secret rs sherman IN BOstOn-A report OF his speech
OF the X lun lag bll
Thc Gay WorlI-Diycrsions Of the past week in
ciety. .
General Political News.-The Senatorial deadlock at
IIal rl-lnrE still uuOrUken.
Loo Miscellany.
Obituary.
The Fra Record
Fragments o. Western News.
Tt Courts.
Trlegapnic Notes.
Crimes aud Casualties.
The news of the day. was briefly expressed i'll the
following summary:
FoREIGN.-Ihe London cable dispatch to The
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THE DRAMA.
THE POE MEMoRIAL BENEFIT.

THE POE MEMOhiAL
The arrangements for the Poe monument perform
ance are now substantially completed. The per-
formance is 10 occur at Booths Theatre on Friday
February ii. at O'clock. The programme includes
upwards of fifteen features. Mr.. Wallack contrib
utes from his theatre TIE Screen Scene from The
School for Scandal" Clara Morris will act the
Sleep Scene from Macbeth" Salgini gives the
second act of "David Garrick." Mrs BOu'icauIt
(Agnes Robertson) appears in the third act ot The
Colleen Bawn." Rose Eytnge and j. II. Stoddart
are to enact the Murder Scene from Rose Michel"
Mckee Rankin and W. L. Sheridan will present the
Office Scene from "Stlll Waters Run Deep" John
4. Raymond and Mrs. Mckee Rankin Will act
together in the farce Of BETSY Baker" Mr.
Mackaye will he seen as Claude Ne!node Patrick
Gilmore Will conduct performance by his maGh'h-
cent band. John Gilbert, Rose COghlan, OSIh"hu
Tearle and Gerald Eyre participate III the screen
Scene Locke Richardson will give recital ana
musical perlo FINANCES Will be gwen by Hignor lag
iapietra. Mile. CarIenO. Miss Kate tleld ana
the Hatton Quartet. These. 1t Will he seen,
are strong attractions The interest mahheS'eu
by the dramatic profession IN tins cause Is &c
and earnest and it cannot fail TO prove en- C.
tual The movement, i'll which Edwin u Oth ana
Clara Morris led the way last summer. bids tar To
assume National proportions. Mr. Jefferson VIII act
for the Poe Monument later III the year Madame
Janauschek will act for 1t Miss GencvIeve Ward
and Miss Mary Anderson have promised their ser
vices at a future time and John Mccullough Will
give his last performance this season III America
(about tie 4th of April in this clv for this cause.
Performances projected IN Phi ladeiphla, Baltl-
more aud several cities of the South. The mOnu-
ment fund already raised amounts TO about 81 900,
and is in the hands OF the Mallory Brothers, prOpIe
tors of the Madison Square Theatre
A meeting of the Poe Monument Committee will
be held at the office of Mr. A. NJ Pa mer, S5l Broad
way, on Tuesday at IL O'clock, and all persons in
tereSted In the project are requested to attend.
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There is one boy who believes that good
bows die young HIS sunday schOo teacher Il llitI
severe on him ana yesterday Tommy nsAcd himco M
drntalb: ~ We're yOu very good when you were boy
" Yes. / was good. uDedcnt boy" Thcn don't see
how cod came 10 let you 1--we aug replied Tommy
reeret.ully.- Galveston Nrws
Yes, sh entlcmens" said mild kind OF
GALVESTON Shy Och to 1Tm that wanted 10 borrow some
nancy nj a lower rate than per cen Il month. "Ycr,
shentiemens, my motto always wash, be shoosi an
lend not" But you do lend money on roa estate y
" Dot ish a mistake. Ven parts wild my money 1t isb
mol lOaned-lt ish secured."-lGalyestOn News
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THRoWING MS OPPONENT DoWy STAIRS.

BUFFALO, Jan. 30.-ln a game of cards last
night Charles Ryan aud James Cafgey, boarding Al No.
So Seuccast., became engaged in quarrel. Cafrey
LETT the to 20 mp stairs, and followed by Ryan.
Shortly after dull sound heard back stairs
several persons rushing heard RYAN at tho top
~ the stairs excaim I've done it," aad found Carev
lying the bottom of the stairs wifh bad fracture Of
the skull. tending clear the forehead It is
posed that Ryan caught Caffrcy who somewhat in
oXicatcd and hurled him head first down the stairs Tho
injured removed the General Hospital today.
and is expected to live through tonight. Both
ara. n ms rripu
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MIDNIGHT WEA7HER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis fDr he past ~ hours.

WAsHNGTON, Jan. 81, l a. m.-Clcar weather
continues ia tie Southern States. with warmer sIuthcf|
winds and lower barometer Partly cloudy weather and
liehi snow reported from NcW-i.ngaud ana the
northern portion the Nj Idle STA es with slight rise
in temperature, lower barometer AMI westerly winds
The barometer has risen TIE Lake region and the
Northwest, with c0drr northcrly winds and partly
cloudy wra''cr An area 81 low barometer has drve
Upvd III the southwest, AMI j, central near For Gibson
H,drr'iOHs.
For Nev-Englanl ua.liy c'oply weather. light snow
in tho northern UortUns uortlcry to Westerly WIN -
rsiuc barometer and slight rise ~ tompcra dlinc
tn" day,
For the Middle States. northwest to thcast winds.
partly cloudy weather. RISING barometer aud slight
cha IN tcnnrratur, fril0Wcd during the day by
Threatening weather alt areas Of SNOW.
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j., ran away in Exchange-place. jersey City. Saur-
day evening. Mr.. Hay and a friend. the two 9ccu-
ran up MOntgomery-st. Near Warren-st. he rln
upon the SIDEWALK. Mrs. Williams, OF No. 2i1
and Miss Jane Beck were knocked down by, the
horse, which was caught by ". II. Perriro Mrs.
Williams WAS badly cut and bruiseh about the head
and Miss Beck was slightly injured. Nj. SaSchs
fell upon his head and received bad cat.
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BASE BdLL NOTES.

The Worcester Club will begin q series OF
ten mile amateur wakn ceS for the benefit Of its
treasury the first week in March.
Ward the pitcher OF the Providence Club, is coaching
Prncetons pitcher this winter
The two pitchers of the Brown College Club are In
training under Richmond. of the Worchester
Hsnknson has been engaged to play third base for the
Troy team
Base ball is being played in ewOrle1ns.
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW.Y)RX .-...JAN. 30. 1881
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
str Bristol R SymOhs Bristol Il days with ndse AMI pas.
sensors tO W u Morgan
othe stone tr storey. Barrow Y Gavs with pig iron
To order. yessr. Ia Henderson bros.
Str ugnstu- Ger Hansen La,iayra Jan -. Porto "a.
beo 10 ard curacao 49, with coffee skls etc 10 Daett.
Iu ZION
str .ewmins or Br Munro Fort de France Mart 9days
be last u - lEcr Bros.
SIR tlty of san Antonio Burrows Galveston Key
West. with lnise ana pass 10 II ialory ~ O.
str Lone quick. NrwOrleans i'm =, with rdse and
pas, ,ers 10 0gru & Morgan.
Richmond. stevens, lAchm mt Cl Point, aud Nor
folk VI. tpOt D'mn,On - Co.
United states Mattle ~, Baltimore with mdes and pas
aTS A56e arver OF Poston carver Calcutta 10 DAYS.
with In or Ter: vessel 70 Carver Barnes.
HaIk Bertha Ande Anderson lDAion ~ lays. vita
Bark Osborne RhOirs. PeTuhmlucO AZ days. With sugar
10 oT.eT; vc,srl Ia master
Bats AmiciA tNor Reimons Amsterdam ~ days in ball
~chr j il E,lls Ees Jacksonville Is days with lumber
srhr Chas Newins Tuihil Mobile Jan 4. with mdse
to order; vessel To- l. u i!uIibut * Co.
sUNSET-WlND-At 1audr Hb1L light. y NJ very thick
MI>CELLA NEOU$
NEWPORT. Il I. Jan 3O--'hr Westmo-,llni. which was
aslo" the Blue Rocks In this narnor haled of
without dainage she hOuad IRON
NtW. BrdiDW 20 Ncw.Gofh.
STEAMER MOVE GENTS-FORETGN PO2rS.
otPN-rowN Jan 3O-sael si~s BothIa and city Of Ber-
lin both IRON IYerpoo or New lorn-h' latter had been
STEAMER MOVENENr~-AI ctICAE PDRr,
BALTIMORE Jan 3O--ArrVct SITS Defiance Newbern. c;
Wyoming, Providence.
b. sr6y Jan 80 Irriyed strs VIM Crane Baltimore; Pan.
thrr. P"iia ielpmH Nereus. NewI'rs
CUAitF- FOX Ian 80 IUvrd, afr calvert, Baltimore.
DELAwARE BREAKwATgR. Jan 3OSailei sts Ashland and
NEw OmE,vs Jan 51-Sa'cd. str Cyanus
monwealtA Nrw.York.
sailed strs nrrls,Hrs Junial EluaiorPani,a Lord.