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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW-YD .....DEJ T. 1881
Arrived

PORT OF NER-fD -DE) T. lr'l
ARRIVED
e,o,,,or serv, c7r new, Cook Liverpool Nov 90 via
Queenstown ~ with mdso aud pas'ohoVrS 10 'oino" Il
steamer rarthls OBJ Mckay, Liverpool NOV 49, Queens
town 30 Win mde and passengers 70 vernon Nov ~
vh mdso and passenger TO seager Bros ,,,o oct "a
Msa Nov o. Crhagena H. Gibraltar IL win mdS t 20
rhtps hI' h,r hnstTa I,ri from Iauaae for Ly.
erIoo short Of oi supplied her avro Nov 10 with mdse
and passengers to Louis dc Beb.an - ~. On s,,n
aH,om c ar o,n"pa r WabI1sn Monego ay and STAMINA
nav DAYS with fruit to q Vessels No date lat ~ ~
Ion - % passed bark Mary lIasbonck from b"tno' i
teamer santo Domingo. Holmes. st pomingo samansi
Porto Plata, ape Iiaytc aud Turks IS'Ah'' win % anu
ptear9cr NSworcans Halscy, Neworeans Nov 30. with
Nigisrs Hawthorne Sew orleans Nov 90, with
m9se ama fy % s s0 xRo9o Hines Fornandna
brunswick Ca 2, aud Royal days with ndse ana
Steamer City Of Atlanta woodruff, Charleston days
steamer dec clyde Winuett Charleston Dec 4, with
STEAMER Mcclellan Bnups baltimore with mdse and pas
Steamer Aibemarie Mallet Lewes, Del, with mdse ana
passrngers 10 old Dominion IS Co. -, - -, an, ma
steamer Eleanora Bragg Portland Win h''o "i'" P
shi6 Gcnianci lof Liverpool Poe calcutta Sept o. with
tndse 20 Rail- vessel 10 Henderson Bros ~ nth
ship MoDouga Jo Halifax London 90 days, Win
passage and has ~ days wet OF the BANKS VIII" '
B,rE uisto of John NIB winchester Borleaa1 Al
In ballast 10 James Elwel %. '. \ ~ gales;
LOST AM split sails. ~, A.. ,,,,h r,dse IN
Bars Tnour Brl. Tyrell Liverpool ~ dhJH' wiz" NUS" "
l.. IAOmp s. Co. h.. NTH
Bar LofarRey b. MoEa Havana u w Gay %
north ~ Iateras with strong + winds Dec = 80
lon IS 40 passed large number OF barrels hAo VIM ''
M Ia the Wntcr. -. ,,,I, ,rdse
Bark trcma Mcleod. CharotteOWh IL uhJS WAN i4N'N
10 sci 10 \ r crhaid. - ..t,, .,,,or
Brig Aalaya. OF New.York. Eve Zaza 10 days Win Su
10 order weasel To- X \ Tucker. 49,, 49,. 10 ar
Schr Minnie, Wcks. CharlcatCu DAYS WIN iu'i'O' "
der to Evans, Ball 4 Co. ,,--,,.. pu,,ola.
Sch Eugene, GOtt, Calais win lhth 10 OhHiu'oi -
vessel II VI Swift & CO. -, O.. totr povn-
schr Morelgm YenIl, Calais, with lath 70 'oi' i''"
Hcar Lester a Lewis Lewis Brunswlek' Ga days. WIN
lumber to r II Smith q Co. - % H.. Nth naval
Schr Eleanor Gasklns, Georgetown, ~ U u"S y WIN 49,
stores % r. ID Iurlbut q Co. ,,, "a, o. woodra6
& Mclean. 49,, in, lima % IIayiIand q
Prossey. H..
sUSsEP-wind at sandy HOOK. moderate F"' oieai' Az
city Island same -.
rfThe following vessels arrived yesterday ou' "''o UNIV
tel from the repOrt; 49,, nj Ia,otro Nav q via
Para with md-e 10 " " botinnH ,s.o, por,i.rd with
Carrie Richardson. 1bchAiuh"lr A'AN-'' '
heading to order.
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DISCUSSING MANHATTAN STOCK.

At injecting of the Committee on the Stock
List OF the New-York Stock Exchange yesterday the
question of admitting the proposed issue OF hrspfe
ferred and preferred stock Of the Manhattan haHWy
Company was under discussion Nice-Presldcnt GaIia
way of the Manhattan Company accompanied by DaNia
Dudley Field present in behalf of the company ana
& H. Kneeland and his counsel were present In oppo-
sition When the matter OF the stamped cerhcates OF
the Metropolitan Company before the committee
few weeks ago. the committee declared that these cerh
Gates were not good delivery because the agreement
entered into by the directors OF the three elevated r
road com ianies had not been ratified formally ny the
stockholders of the companies Since that time pan
for the practical consolidation OF the companies mas Deeh
made by the boards OF directors, and meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Manhattan COM any to authorize
the issue of necessary 10 retire the socks Oh e
leased lines has been called Tor Decepber2l ,
While no application FOR the listing OF inc ne"
stack has been made, tn opinion OF the committee Was
songbt Yesterday as TO the admission OF the STOCK Whe
the issue should authorized There was up aiScus
sion of the question but the action OF the comm
not decisive It's members took the losluoh lna,,
the company had complied with the state laws h reE"
10 increasing the capital stock Of railway cnmpahles
any action by the committee WAS premature ,lueS
therefore refused express any opinion a. 10 me a
instability OF the stock until authority TOT us ISSUE
had been obtained.
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ADDoMs-In this city, on December5 O. Charles Addoms
"nr,' .,rces M the Anthem Memorial Church in West
ASH n ON Thursday, nc II o'clock
CIN NGHAM-On Tuesday, December d, 1881, Andrew
Cunningham. aged 81 years. ~. nag
viii De hed NJ MS late H6ueHC ~ 40
eap.st brooklyn. D. Thursday evening at O'CLOCK
M FOREST ON Monday morning Dec mber > at his late
No = Charles a eldest son OF
IN, late Hugh Fairly aud Mar garet A. DeFOrest -,
,r,i from zion Church corner 3SthsL and MadsOnave,
ON Tlurslay. December :, at ii O'Clock A. NJ
Iuterment q Greenwood
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
RANKIN-In this city, December T. 1881 Frederick VOL.
colt Laura W. aud the Late koOoft I" AhAln Vi
and friends are invited 20 attend the funeral from
tbc Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. corner 4thaNe
and 22i.St. saturday next al ii a. u
ROSE-At stony Point December Z, Hannah H. "fe OF
william ". Rose. -. ,,.,...
Enri held her late residence, on friday
Decrmher ., ut Il o'clock a. m.
Train leaves ~ and y. Y H. H., Erie Depot at 1910 u III
S,tITu,t Bronxvilr Tuesday, December &, Robert w.
Kttanniug, Penn, IN tue bbth year OF MS &c
Fnneai on Thursday December y at 1850 a. NJ rom me
redonce Of his brother David T. smith, Nj De- bIOnA'lhe'
y. Y.
WAIsIl-On Monday evening, December O. Edward walsh
TWcutySixth PRECINCT M tiOpolt'u
paycs and friends respectfully invited TO attend the
his No 81 East
Friday December 10 O'Clock NJ; from thence 20 lhe
immaculate Conception, AN 81 ana Avenue
A., solemn kequ1ul MASS WI 10 '' WV
repOse Of his soul
IN Tucsiav night December g. 1881, Rachel Cook
be rellct " John White. In the 1Oth year OF heI age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend me
funeral her late residence, No l@OI heast DIooA
lyn, on Friday. 9th inst, at II a. M
yoUNGAt his residence In this city, December Charles
l. Young IN the 72d year OF his age
Notice Oh funeral hereafter
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MIR. sAGEs MISSION TO BOSTON.

Russell Sage, one of the newly elected dlrec-
tors of the NewYork and NewEngland Railroad spok"
as follows yesterday in regard TO his trip to Boston a
the future Of the company: ..,
1--WE had q very pleasant excursion. Wheh We S' toU
the scheme not greatly in favor OF H. DuV 'uo ~
specton of the property and realization OF us glca'
possibilities amazed all OF u.s. and me perhaps "o'
than any one. Even the former directors OF the yum
pany who were with us compelled to express SUI
prise at the great possibilities of the road we passed.
through an almost continuous line OF towns ana Vis
with first mill this side and then perhaps iou"O-s
on the other side The whole trip was one Oh sur
prses 49,,
'.Tte meeting at Boston was almost Town ihee'ine'
There WAS a large and enthusiastic crowd some Oh INC
neonle were attracted by wish to see Could ana fleu,
and me probabIy and We glad To grailiy then' "
course The terminal grounds of the cOmlah! III n0
ton are simply immense they are not equaeu u! '"oo
NJ anv railroad In tne world. AS 10 the arrahgene"'
with the New-Haven Road nothing has been oohe p"'
managers of that company naturally reaIe 'i''' -,
novernent means business. There VIII not De tne
s Giiciy aboni Tins aud the Boston ana AIoahy
which confess OF the strongest cofPoIdloi'
the world was exceedingly polite TO us rue i
men IN that company recognize in us tOrhlCape IN"S
..The bonds declined tO-dayl How low ava thcy scI
UeI I am surprised but suppose some one must want
Ia buy them Vanderbilt holds Sl,5OO,OOO Oh tnei ~"
hasn't converted them yet and now thai We nave Ios
session of the property don't care whether ne uOS
or not But still 1t would be easy way OUT ior MN
if he concluded Join us We womb DE gau 10 nav (
him DO So Then we saould have the president OF TIE
Central the Erie and tine Pennsyvala III ono Duii We
Why. the railroad could be settled IN nNe
then IL would be an easy way out for Vanderbilt
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OBITUARY..
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM.

Flags were at half-mast yesterday on tlic
BROOKLYN public buildings in honor Of Andrew Ouinns
ham, exCty Treasurer and Commissioner OF
He died at the age OF siXtyseven, at his nome NO
Keap-st on Tuesday, from pneumonia with "Hcn 10
was i'll nine days Mr.. Cunningham was born I'D aiD"i'
and came to this city in 1913 He was In the hri VI
Reid Cunningham printers and afterward was pres
ident Of the NewYork typographical Union since 1901
he has lived in Brooklyn, where he represented the
teenth Ward the Common Council in 1856 lsoo' iooo
and 1870. In politics he Democrat, but suongHR
supported the Union during the war. Mayor HOWL
appointed him City Treasurer and in 1875 ne was "
feateJ for the office of City Auditor. Since June nc
has served in the Arrears Commission. MI Cu,ninS
hams business has been In the hour tfaue' NJ NJ
FrOnt-st York, in late years, and ne was ci5r
of the New-YOrk Produce Exchange. lie leaves nv
and six daughters, iOur Of wIOm are rnirrleu.
funeral will be attended at hs home TINS evening ~
o'clock, and the burial viii take place lohloli0" -
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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NEW RAILROAD ON THE PACIFIC.

SAN Francisco, Dec. IA new railroad
compapv has been formed, under the name Of the An
IONA and Nevada Railroad and Navigation COMPANY.
lis object is the construction Of line between Callvle,
New and Yuma with extensions by rail or water, as
NAV hereafter be determined TO Port Asabel and Lber-
tad on the Gulf of California. The company has been
under the laws OF Arizona but has its prn-
cinaI offices in san Francisco. The capital stock is
500 100000 The san Francisco directors are r. Peck
ham, John n Risdon. John Lloyd. Robert Rsdon and
W smith: the Arizona directors, Panl BrOn, John j..
Gogper and Frank Staples; and W. II. Stymus of New
York The road will pass through line OF mining dls
ticts on lie eastern bank of the Colorado River From
Por the line will continue TO Altar, and, through
a rich mining district, TO E1ertad.
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THE FIRE RECORD
FLAMES IN BFEKMAN STREET.


A pot of varnish, accidentally ignited, caused
IRE yesterday morning at No. 81 Beekman-st, result
ing In loss estimated at about $25 600 The four lofts
above the ground floor of the building are principally
occupied by Gaylord Watson, map manufacturer. The
top hoors used for vanishing and finishing the maps,
the Varnsh being applied by running the maps through
amachine An iron pot containing about twenty gal
Ions OF varnish stove and becoming
heated bazed up the burning yarnish spreading over the
noorMr Watson, who was on lower floor was summoned
ana with the half dozen wOrmen employed on the top
moor succeeded, according to their statements in
getting the flames under control They dashed water
over the floor sides OF the room and covered
Varnlsh-pot 10 smother the flames. As they were
thus engaged Mr.. Watson says, fireman in uniform,
VINO had apparently been passing by in the street, came
into the room and insisted throwing tho varnsh out
OF tho window, In attempting to accomplish
this the pot upset, and the burning
varnish was scattered the floor and the
flames became uncomfortable. At this time the fire
engines had not arrived. Policeman Heavysides
on ms beat In FutOn-st and seeing the smoke coming
ont OF the windows OF the top floor shortly after ii
o'clock, gave the alarm which not responded to at
once. second alarm sent out few minutes after
ward and the engines appeared In To both alarms
az ABOUT ire same time and soon got the flames under
nearly burned out and the stock OF goods In the lower
floors was damaged by water. Several thousand maps
were stored on the ton floor ana destroyed.
Patrick Dcyln, Nicholas Lrary and John Heferan
three OF the workman the top floor, badly
burned about the head and arms Drvn and Leary
hIlenue 10 az me dlspeSafy OF the chambers street
Hospital, and all Of the enabled to go their
MONIES. Inc loss 81 haylord watson on Stock WIN DE
lees than $1,000 and IL covered by insurance to that
amount in the Howard, Globe Hamburg Bremen and
other companies John Metz, manufacturer Of printers
materials who occupied part Of the second and fourth
floors suffered loss Of few thousand dollars. prnci
pay by water. The building is owned by william
Sharp. who suffered small loss. Other slight damage
was caused by water.
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R0BRED By HIGHW4YMEN.

Thomas Moore, a laborer who lives ut No.
lts East Forty-secoud- and who Is employed In the
rrpalr shops OF the Hudson River Railroad COMPANY In
West Thirty Hr---t vat attacked Boy fonr hiehwaymen
In rcuthaye last night and robbed
Of $50 The u,rhborbopd where the robbery took place
has been noted Tor long time Tor law
l,s.uczs AMI violence Of every description.
Before Moore realized that he was I'm danger one 81
the uiauA struck him blow In the back oi the meek
and knocked him down The other robbers then made
combined attack upon him. They struck MN IN th5
face chuk,d hm that hc could not call Tor hcln' ana
held him fast while they sought for his pockctoook In
their haste Ia 81, his money they tore out M trousers
pnckcA and ruined bis and wuiSt,nat IA'N made
their escape they had posacased themselves
OF
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OBTAIN InuN BROOKS.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Dec. 7.-Captain John
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this morning at the age Of eghty-siX years lie was
man of considerable wealth. and liberal contrib
utor TO religious and charitable institutions lie was
lifelong personal friend OF the late Commodore Nahu'l
bilt and was well known among the old business men VI
New-NOrk and New-England.
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and Long Branch The adoption OF TINS hgreeinene
obyiaies the necessity OF bull ing anew hae oe'"0'"
the points named, as recently contemplated
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WILLIAM r. WELD.

BosToN, Dee. IA private dispatch states
thai william +. Weld known in connection with lhe
shpplng interests Of Boston, died in Philadelphia tliS
morning. at the age of eighty-One years On TUESDAY
from h.ness i'm $50 lie gave Weld Han, which cost
upwards OF 100000, 20 Harvard College.
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AFAIR IN WESr ELEVEYrHSrREEE

A fair began yesterday at the House of the
Holy Comforter. AT No no - West Elcycnth-st, be-
tween Univcr.ityplncc and Fiftl-aye II Will be con
tiuued to-day and this evening,
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HOWE VOTLANn-Weduesday December y nj l23o p.
m AZ he residence II the brides mother BY the Rev Or
Murray ~ Princeton. John kass0n How" or Troy Z" ANNE
, daughter ~ the late bt. J G.. Holland
LYALi-voOEHl on WelneSday, December Z PSI
hv ne Rev UHah D. Quick assisted by tho .eV Minlus
nj Hutton d. d.. the tey Johu Edward Lyali OF MN
irnnE y e. to sophie voorhees,. daughter ~ GaTrot o.
Voorhees,
TITtS-N ETMORE-On TUESDAY, December 6, at Madison
s,,,rc church uy the Rev. william J. Tucker ID. u,
Henry EIlwood TITUS and Emma Dubois daughter Oh
Ablam y. NcuuOre
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THEODORE BAILEY BRONSON.

Theodore Bailey Bronson, of this city, tleu
in Paris Monday last. During the war he serVeu as
proyost-marshal IN this city. He was member OF TIC
State Board OF Charities and OF the University OIup
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THE COTTON PLANTERS ASSOCIATION

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. THE National Cotton
Panters' Association continued In session today ana
transacted regular business L. G. Morehead Was re-
elected president; George NJ Kline, treasurer, and
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Humiliation.

LtquiuutiOu.
A. Kimbel q j. cabus and East othst NewYorx beg
the approaching dissolution OF their coparnershp winch
terminates the day May 1892 they their
tire stock OF high class Parlor Library, Dinngoom Cham
Der and Fancy Furniture at greatly reduced prices In order
close the business Of the firm by the above mentioned date
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATER-rhe purest and safest Of all cathar
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domestic they impair the digestive organs and kdneyS
Nervous Exhaustion.-A medical essay, comprising a
Of premature decline showing lids
putaby how lost health may be regained anOrnng clear
nervous and physical d. bity beng 20 years
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dress Secretary Kahns Museum 6sS Broldway Ne8YOrk
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The foreign nails TOR s.s Vsek , nag SArU kDA II.
December TO- 1881 will close this Office on WEDNESDAY
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DovOnis, via CT sgow !; on SATURDAY, at a m, for
Europe by steamship Celtic via Queenstown tcorrespOn
dressed and at a. M, for Scotland direct by steam
ship Anchoria, via glasgow and at for Belgium
m for Europe by steamship Neczar VII Southampton and
Bremen The mails for Brazil and Argentine Republic
TUESDAY at p m. The maus tor Newfogniland close
81 Close on a Pay n TSs mails or
Nassau, Mp close on THofsDAYa 3lpm The mails for
cnPa close on 9 a. Inn m e T
at 7S0P The mails for xenezuea ana Curacao close on
soaS Paco ~ on at S M fSe or
Jamaica. Greytown and Buefeds close on SanURDaY &c
D. m The mails for TIuxil1, Ruotaw and Bay Islands
close on SUNDAY at 1870 p m The mails Tor Anstr.iA
Japan close December 8 at $50 a m.
HENRY g; PEARSON. Postmaster
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