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from New York and vaderland ,Bes) Jamson fyom ssv
YORK.
iAvAxA Jan sailed str Niagara. Baker Newye,s
Jan arrived str Santiago Phii?s al Santiago de Cuba
Mexico aad will saii for Sew ork tomorrow. ~
HBBALTAR-Passed Jan 7th, str Swaedde Tor Neg.York
9Th. str Navigation for Boston.
STEAMER MoVEhENTS-AMERlcANP PORTS
PHILADELPHIA. Jan lO-Arrived ctr Harrisburg Worth
Providence; str Roman. CIoweil Boston.
SIR Crown tBr from Liverpool passed the Delaware Break
BALTIMoRR Jan lO-Arrived sir Mkado, BariIay
Gullerlno Span, ZazurIagl, Saqua-
Cleared, Commerce. Lathani..
SAVANNAH Jan 0AT1ved. CITY OF Savannah Ye,t
Jan g. arrived, Gate CITY NcwforkI sailed Nelss
iBr Bremen arrived str VIM Laurence, baltimore Jan Ia
SAILED. Cbas w Lord, Philadelphia. 70
NEW ORLEANS Jan l0-Sae. strs Mediator and Wanderers
MARINE DISASTERS.
BOsTox,Jan 1OTbe brig Happy ReuIn, Jewet Caynas a,
Boston ashore NartskeJ Beach Point Aderfas
She heah the Drb!kcrs Sh" cargo Of logzt
au1 nuts. The were we'd. 49,
a Hertha (NOr) Peter from Rotterdam for NeyYork
has struck Mapn Sands She mas four feet OF water her
hold. ..-.. 1900.
LONDON Jan lO-saled-2d inst, Edmund 9Th mat n w
Merriam the for BaitimOre eth inst, Comet Eimon
ola Flora apt Pengerseni the attcr Tor Galveston: Huynf
Tor W YORK: Mnden New York; Nova Scotia sth
COOdy addn Alcmara Vicrx the latter for Pensaeos
Amal Tor Pensacola. Annie Troop Bolivia, hGgdaene son
drenorge all tor NewYork California Cocbes.er Ennrs
iu epfr Accame Louse cant Unger the latter TOR Penss
cola etus, OvaI1. Thor capt JeIsn 9Th ins Freyds
G. II GOr,on Islnnd Home lOil inst. Telemach. -
Arrived-3Isi ulL George Dame 81 INST, Edwin ann
later a. plymouth 9TH inst Bernhard CarI Dolores IN ie
IS Lewis; 9Th inat Schwelgaard. Barbara Galino
Virgo; 10th inst. COniOr Lloyd.
later ship NeiCS. dRg. see fieh PLgs
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YHE TIcYIU ar + rEICTICIL J"EE.


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rral day g"nrial TOPIC -. conversation ln "u"
AROUND jersey CIiJ. G.. ". ',air. q man %! H"in'
;iiil years lives with lbs VIE 'nd daughter ~ q
small burA hoI-' ~ tlEj tl't' >I'' 80 ne ma
been W"rhiH- % tNr NdII ol l' New l"'+' l'ih'
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H.. also SOM tlht'" 'Hri"lfu Il "h 'tII" 'ldl
ON REGULAR trains. His sip nos ''uN;drrd luu
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s'ryi""~. Though complaints were Ii"' az 'Ii''
with lizard To Dis "",u,' I.,,, ne IT, .'N,i Il
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t%cntY. %llbt"nGurd ana pr'I'"r>r'7'hi ~ app a.
anrc. tine to men soon hr' In' N'l' intimate,
and were seldom .''n dpiIl' NUi WINE N'"i'
proposed that Ice hInbld lake mp plllirl- ~ ''dErN
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Tn, recent failure Of the Bergen Comfy savings
Bank. through the cmb element ci Joha }. "rrry'
,rro ,vnrc of thr labori.g classes. William Waller
I5cps. VINO hives ar Traucck near lIacken-lrh. hrs
ju~i tclcglaphed from FLORENCE laiy 10 W: J..
rirnrr If All claims a,,in.t the bank for 100 and
less. The examiners estimated the Joss ~ drposi,
tors ~ about - per cent; hnt MI Bona
fnid = reporter of mn TRIBUNE Yesterday thai Pc
had examined the report and thou !ht that probably
the loss would he much greater. perHaiS A. much as
- per cent. The b,uk began n(mP MS hrSt
dividend of - per cent YESTERDAY M 5ohu a'sD
stated tat he had ma inst p9ymcat 90 dt posturs
Yesterday, but drci;nrl 1" cIyr thr amount OF the
CLAIMS which he. ~ Nh PHELPS a-cnt. was anoht
To paw lie Saii. however. tha. the giii was "a ~
grncrou, one" l} tin, means over 900 "l tir lO'0
Gcnosiior, Will have their i. Ss-s mad" good
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

woman. giving her uGmc a. Rrbecca hearn and
her axe ~ iurty -hve. having no nome and suffering
from fully hcvrlopcd case Of smallpox, Applied
for rele: at The FRI Prrcinc Police StIuoaIhI}rnk-
lyn. SATURDAY night saying that sac had applied at
the dispcnS,ry III liliary-st short distance away
and that woman IN charge told her TO 60 10
the station for IN aUbulnce. Word was sent
by t1e police 10 the physician of the Health Board
in charge of the district: bnt no reply was received
for two hours In the meantime Sanitary SHrc:in-
tendent RAYMOND learned Of the case. and or
dered the woman to be- sent TO F."thnsh.
DIR. Stone, vino was in charge OF The dislenaat was
charge of the ianirrss while went 10 inform the
police The janltrcss prdhaaly becoming alarmed.
advised or ordered the woman 10 80 Il" ~" p",'ce
the hospital.
The pupils of Pablo Srhool 80. g. in Central-ave.:
were sent home yesterday, Is the dan iht"r 3 -,
with scarlet fever
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EYroRTIYyS or TIE Gas COMPANIES.
A MEiLE THAT ErGI>rEED TEN rER CENT Toe
FAST.

A MEIER THAT ErGI>uEgD TEN rER CENT TOO
FAST.
To me EditOr Of fhc Tri6HHe.
SIR: ! observe in THE DAILY TRIBUNE Of
the 9ti INST an article L,ad,d In Trouble over Gas
Bills" NJ own experience Iclut,s he statements Of the
METROPOLITAN Gas Iight Company and goes to corIobo
rate tie opinion of the Old and RESPECTABLE merchant
living on Murray IHl, referred To. who asserted that
tlc .i4 companies engaged IN sy-tcn Of petty
swudlng among their wealthy customers. | have the
metropolitan Gas Light Company'- gas. Although
know Absolutely that We nav burned much less ga
during the III, ths since August than during the
spending months Of the previous year, found my bills
very much largo acl allowing ion the advance In price,
!on - 80 20 - - per thousand feet. Tie increase for
December was - startling that made some inquiry,
and found every my neghborr bills showed the
same -ta;c II things. Itn"n 10 the company and
Stated the flc'- ana asked Tor reduction OF BIN and
new ,r,ier. Tine coupauy gave m"G new meter. and
STAGED m % letter whc no's have thar they had tested
t, fo,p.er meter. an found u registered 10 cent
to, fa.r. q" and credited 10 pcr cent IN my bills
-laoc Au-ll,t II wnu b" lutcrc>tustO know how
many mcrrs OF ;uis company aad "icr companies
"r,.i.trr 10 PEI cert zoo fa-i " or more.
Ilnly mention thd, Tie gas bills Of the Metropolitan
Gas Light C,mpln, never heretofore been left At
nav uIu.c later dian tn t Of the Mouth, ana usually
are le about tie n the bI! that contained the most
remarkable increase ever known lu my bills iud that.
said for % Innni II % whb.n had used very much less
"a. Than IN p:yiou- muutS wa, left Ou hc l6th INST
Ias fact strcig NY suspicious That was not be.
iul- larry trc&t"l
Metropolitan Gas Light Company stated 10 him thatt
W- Impossible Tor the company to taWpc. with 10" reg
pan, mrcre register 700 last Are these meters not
ru; -uLrfrh for the cbIupdnyS Interests, J Al
wears t.a ZIP arancc Qlcry: Wa there rFrr meter
BesiI .dy s,cond>'. Ne,r. York City, Jan H. ISL.
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" DrLBoS's DISAPPEARANCE.

i,eitcr the police noI others arqutinted wi'h tlc
circumstances OF Tie case belize that VI; Jni,s
Debos the missing Il igian, vino disappeared anoti5
the middle of December. has been made away WIN
in gambling housc. as intimatcd in an anonl mon,
letter lately received by ~ Larrn II IS thonSht
rous,,ir1cv 1T ALL lost his lite in NrW-jcrScy
When his fleets were searched, two day after hi'
disappearance" The following warming ScraWied ~
French on sheet OF writing paper was found III i'!S
trunk " Don't 90 to Jersey: You VIII be robbed
there. No satisfactory explanation OF the "aution
has yet been offered. Ira January. thu proprietor
where ;hc drucging was sail to have taken place
declared yesterday That the anonymous letter
rmanatcd from rival iu business. WIN wh9ih H1
had been nj loeprrica,tS for time. and that II
was prompted by malice 70 pr'on 81 the Gc>,rIl-
ton of Dclbos cl rr eros ed his threshold.
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plS,ENGERS .IERlLED.
SHIPPING .NEUS.
Port OF NEW.YORK......JAN -. 1881.
ARRIVED

Str romborouqh CRr Frazer. Jan &. with mdsc
and l,is.c gels To \ D. uuicrHudse * 60. ,,,..,.,
and p,~,c.is,.is 70 tlaca. tyc% Co. .,.,, ,.,.,.,
~ir ioh Star earE orleans Jan 3, with mdse AID
SIM culrcn ,%or, Kn ell, Plymouth 90 lays. with china
clay IL order vessel 10 rit, idR" az & m NH, ,,s,,
Bar >ol' tan. NerNcna 'atlna - "N% WIN i'm'''"o
and las. to Fabbr ~ tnauncry, E'Ssc' To nl'stri; ,
lcorrc root ron ore To orirl; vessel 10 master. -
81 al4 WIN hemp Cunnnrliau suns vessel to
c shannon SAWYER seville - days, with corr, etc TO
I, order vessel to SIMPSON CHpp& TO.
Hrs Arcadia 81 New,liM,nl; We%iWafd' p'n'IA'a 81
Nr irl Moore h~onvle 10 days, with lumber
10 Ser R&sn Wright BetTy brunswick. On Il DAYS
"sii'%eErDWINp--At sandy Hook, moderate NV, cloudy
and jniyk. At 'ily island. hsni ~ cioniv.
~ following ycssc! arrived yesterday 100 late for IN
SIR Manitan Kelly Richmond city Point aud Norfolk
with mdsc lnd passengers 10 Od Domiulon GO.
CLEARED.
strs Cohanme ,Br). Weidrl IIayre. Funch Eiyc Co.
Fra ,,rna Nianguh POI tand, ,o. lmes. Manhattan.
Kelley NoriolA City Point aud Ichmond. Ola Dominion 81
Ship Emil, Reed sheldon Calcutta India Yates
TarAs Render MeIMre ST Pierre Mart Il Trowbrtges
Amcuca BliaSrowm haI IL ti9% bridge
Fuch Edge 20; Qnrrini tal Sampll0 Nanel Salon
Hrg Ceia (Br shelley Port au Prince, Havana Brett
scars Jessie Newel ,nr Newell Bannerton, NJ Pond s
ClneAen; Noyes, Arey Earacoa cuba Young Pearsal
CORRECTION
scnrF McDonad cleared Jau by Herbert Bros not
reported
STEAMER MOvEMENTS-Fo FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan O-Arrivcd str Thames lB Emei son) from
prtiand. AIR Ayona OBI, HalcrOw. from New. York.
LIVERPOOL lOsaed. str Massachusetts tbrj. stan
stTs nchmornish tBr Allan from Baltimore Irth.
irgon tBr broker from Baltimore. and st Louis OBI, Nc.
09IEESHfowS Jan BOhia Capt Murphy
%%rwFn Jan iO~Afrvod Dc Ruyter Belg), Meyer
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NEGRO WHO Is TIMING WHITE.

Professor George Henry Fox, III Il lecture on Shlh
Diseases ~ the college OF lhysi"auN aud surgeons
at Fourth-aNc. and TWENTY -iouftr->t.. NrSltI4"l.
.r% httrd ~ an illustration the curiosity that Is
shown ~ Bunnrlrs Museum in ihoIdway ~. the
LEOPARD boy" After the professor Hal explained
that thc color of different races depended on the
amount of pigment contained IN the skin, the boy,
a voung negro about eleven years old. was cd IN.
lie was =, antily dressed. His holy - notified win
rnt Ines nr White skin. Professor Eos said that the
>ucts had enlarged considerably >ln'r h.a first ~
animation of tho hoy three years ago, and II was
safe to predict that the pfoccs> would 20 on nitii
in r.suousr to questions said that hc was black
N birth ana that the white .prt- h'-In !" appear
when De- va, three years old. llc Suffered 10 la.u.
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THE BBoOKLYN CHARITY BALL.

The Charity Ball at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music tonight will be as important social event
il, BROOKLYN as the annual Charity Bail is in New
York 1T will be under the same management rs
that of last season. and the proceeds Will be- devoted
TO the Industrial school Association and Home for
Destitute Children the Orphan Asylum, and the
Home for Friendless Women and Children. Music ,
.2I Regiment Band and the ball will be opened at
half-plst 8 O'Clock. Workmen were busy Yesterday
with the preparations. The inner Vestlbuie viii
look like al Oriental rOOm with its rich RUGS hand
some hangngs luxurious dIvans, and palms and
tropical pants in the centre: The main entrance to
the auditorium. after passing through the inner
the main floor of the auditorium. which IS hand
solney aipeted, on either hand is series OF i'm
and handsomely decorated, which occupy the space
ordinarily devoted to the balcony seats. These
boxes have been disposed Of at excellent prices.
fle Persian stVle
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John +. Dcvclin, Abram ). Hewitt, William
G. Whitney, and other mcmbrrs 81 The Democratic Com
mcc OF Fifty, have written letter answer To that
OF Simon otcrIc. who cHiined that u1fUnt was offered
him when his name rot read "a member Of the
Committee Of Fifty appointed at meeting at Cooper In-
sttute although he aftcrward informed that 10 WAS
the list They claim that Mr. Slerne went out after
his Missed ut he meeting. and thereafter could
not be found ana that he appointment Of the committee
left To the chairman Of the meeting They say
that Mr. Stcrnc not appointed Il member OF The
committee hih Resignation WaS super nuOus
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names of Hamilton Fish as President; joseph II:
t:hoaie, Noah DAVIS, George Cabot Ward. william
M Fyarts and Salem II. Wales as vice-pres'den's;
Waller Have "a secretary; GEORGE +. Baker rs
treasurer: John l. Stewart. Jacob Wendell ); PER
pont Morgan Francis I. Walker ana C har,es -
Poore az members of the Executive Oon'''''''''
Of SS3
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HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Ho'rI P!unsrick- Ex-senator John B. HenderssoYH'
sor otv-tieneTal r. -; -; OLd o SvTs
AI5cH0,D HOTEL Judge Nathaniel nhp"ann; o,,
Uar tilc, Tons,-Ssmutl VI. Shoemaker OF Balt,
NOR. - no. ysa HopsGcCrgc b. SprgSs franc hSias'i
Of III. Great RAILWAY Of Canada EySrsn H fesn
signpr f. pf.nGl . JG,neS H0tel-Judge heny "iooN'
Of Pom. YIAAnl..
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N.tRINE IAIELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAs.

TO-DAY.
- san @~is - t'ofk la'l Nil-'>f'
l!,o ct-.. IS ,oItrs. "jt. Nom, uU al
un.I WATER TO-DAY \ VI.
Oos.. 4-' ""'. Isina- OLD Ilon GAO .-- 'oi
ufgH WATER To-Day =. VI.
lIlos. ia He'd Gate 1J3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11

The trial Of Mrs. Mary O'Conncr. Of W?tcr-aVe.
Jersey CITY, for the murder of her three little boys
Jnly y 1880. was begun Yesterday before Judge
Knapp in the Hudson County Court Distrlct-At-
torncy McGill, in opening the case. sad that me
Mrs orc elmer was responsible at the time
she cut the threats of the three children. john
OConner the twcvc-y caTs-Old son of the
woman testified that he the bodies of his three
little brothers. David age six, Francis. aye hve,
and Edward. age two, after they had been Killed,
and his mother was leaning over them, saying:
did it: / did it," The boy said that his mother
was i'll before the murder but up 10 the time she
killed the children she had always been KIND TO
them Officer lIarnes testified that when ne en-
tered the house Mrs. OCOnncr WAS so weak that
She had to be partly carried while she was being
taken to the station, but she was able 70 talk, ana
said 81 did it sent them TO Heaven"
After further testimony several witnesses were
sworn for the defence to show that Mrs. . Conner
was insane at the time she committed the murder
Among them was the Rev. Patrick HeHncSscy, the
pastor of st. PatrcK's Roman Catholic Church, who
called upon her after her arrest and found her act
ing in very peculiar manner. Ihe case Will DC
concluded to-day.
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fenced each of the prisoners 10 twelve years ~
prisonment. the MN ~ the state i'IiS'h ana '"c
woman TO the PcnitCnticiy.
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WELL RID OF THEM FOR TWELVE YEARS

Henry Dyer anu Dora Schniker, who were convicted
in the Court of General Sessions recently OH lndct
mcDts charging them with the abduction and iorcl-
for sentence yesterday. Eliza Doll. who is sixteen
years old. arrived in tins country IN October. Dyer
No. lO2 Canal-st. She soon discovered the charac.
ter OF the house, but was prevented from leaving
IL by the woman SchnIkcT. Judge COWing SEN
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STRIKING IONGsHOREMEN N IIOBOKEN.

The managers of the Hamburg and Bremen steam.
SHIN COMPANY have been mnch annoyed for several
years by strikes among the labOrcfs at their docks
IN HObOkeu. Two weeks ago the 'ongsh0rcincn
struck, and as the whaIgcs aud steamships were
crowded with freight which had to Gc moved at
once, the men were gwen increase OF cents an
hour, making their wages 80 cents an hOnr. Last
week the managers decided 10 break % the pTOtcc-
tive union Of the 'longshoremen, and Saturday the
men were told that If they went 10 work yesterday
il must be at the old rate. They refused the
proposed terms and struck. Yesterday 100 labor
ers were hired III thus city and taken to supply the
places of the strikers large force of police officers
was present TO guard the new hands from possible
violence, but 10 trouble occurred.
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DIR, RiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly taseless elegantly coa;ei To- the OF all as
drrs stomach liver bowels kil'ys b tt-r ntt,o.,
discusses headache. spaOn, ClstFrncss, nuycs,i,
tysnepsia blOusness, billions fcSr: mh lnm1pn OF tls
bowels all deran genelts uf the mt rna N-c1.
Wa Iaied erect positive cure Prce - cents per o'A-
sold by all druggists.
DIR, RADWAY II CO.. By WARRJtN-SI' ~ T.
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Gentleman driving rather fresh pair, after
repeated halls from vOkel" with difficulty pulls up.
KiJic looming mp breathossly): " IIa yer got surh
Almanac.
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THE MAYOR HEARING ARGUMENTS.

Charles McCeachY, theatrical manager. purposes
TO give series of entertainments III TINS cltv III
which from eighty to one hundred children from
the ages of six to fourteen years are employed.
They are TO sing and dance. The Mayor ny law Is
authorized to permit children to sing III concerts
and entertainments. so Mr.. McGeachy appncd 10
him for permission to eml " children TO sing III
his entertainments The application was Opposcu ny
tie Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chllu-
rem and tue Mayor listened To arguments Yesterday.
Ernest Il. Fellows and eN-Judge Fullerton ap-
reared as counsel for Mr.. McGeachy. a letter was
ready from DR.. W. A. Hammond to the effect that
dancing and singing are not injurious to the health
of children and that the law prohibiting them Is
ai,nphilOsOphcal." Another affidavit, signed nv
Mr.. MaplesOn, related his experience with the
Society. He charged that the president OF the
Society after investigation permitted him to employ
children IN dancing year ago. hut prohlhlted II AZ
the late season Of opera i'll this city. Lewis T..
Delaheld appeared for the Society. fle charged
that the applicant came to the Major IN bad faith:
that he asked for permit TO employ children " to
sing" which was ali the Mayor could giant. While
he intended to employ them to dance. He pro-
nounced the affidavit OF Mr. MaplcSOn Is IN luali-
fiedly false Aud McGeachy only wanted to
make money. go
Mr. Fullerton charged Mr. Dclaiield with I'M
warrantably insulting Mctieachy, in saving that
he acted tor "'greed." " YOu are yourself open 10
the same insnuatOn," said Mr.. Fullerton. TO
morrow your hands will lie deep in the Society
treasury for your services to-day.
"The gentleman well knows, replied Mr.. Dcla-
field, that give my services to the Society lor
nothing :,
Mr. Fullerton. Certainly You ought 70 be well
paid for what you have said here to-iay.'
The Mayor took the papers and reserved his
decision.
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WEALTHY ITALIANS WHO QUARRELLED.

While engaged in drinking wine at No. 2l3 South
fifthsve. last Tuesday, Salvador Greanier, age
forty of No. 33l BaXteIst.. Giuseppe ArblgeSsl, age
ffty-four of No. 243 South Fitthave. and Giuseppe
Scappass became involved III an angry dispute with
yeuder reputed to be worth $50. 600, who Is nearly
seventy years of age. Some blows were exchanged
between theln and COrseglia was kicked IN the nD-
dO;nen aud sustained severe injuries. lie was re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital, where he IS now IN
critical condition. Captain Kealy and Detective
Adams have experienced some difficulty IN captur-
ING his ASSISTANTS. GreaneT, the principal offender.
IS believed to have accumulated $4,000 and Arbl-
cess 500 600, but wien the PRISONERS were ar
raigned before Justice Morgan yesterday, at the
ToInbs alter their Identification by COTseglIa they
presented a sQualid appearance, with hair uukcmpt
aud faces unwashed, and were very shabby clothing:
After charge had been entered against tue accused
men or the complaints of Officers Gallagher and
Adams, Justice Morgan committed them 10 await
the result OF the injuries inflicted Oh Corseglia.
AMERICAN REGISTER TO THE DESSOUG.
At the annual meeting of the Maritime Associ-
alton YESTERDAY the reports of regular committees
were read and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, G. Frederick Eli
we'll /; vice president Charles X. Flint treasurer.
Albert H. Brown secretary Francis w. llOuehtOn;
directors, John II. BoynLon; William 4. Barnes.
James s. Chew william H. Van b Mnri, z W,s1s
A. Street. John +. Fay, John W. Parker THOMAS b.
BowrIng, CHRISTIAN i. Schranne, AleXander H.
Stevens, Richard Z. Veit, William II. Westerveit'
Timothy Hogan James +. Jenkins, Gustav Schwab,
Henry A. thomas, Robert w. Paterson. $500,
resolution was offered to approve OF the Dll
now before Congress to issue an American register
10 The Egyptian steamer DessouR, which brought
The olelIsk to ibis country and the letter OF Secre-
iary Evarts to the chairman Of the Senate Commit
tee ou Commerce was read III favor OF Identifying
the vessel in question with the country ana nag 70
which she has rendered signal service" The
resolution was finally adopted.
ONION LEAGUE CLUB NOMINATIONS.
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Icc.watcr is perfectly harmless and more 70.
fr,slIng with little HOP BIfTERs in each dra1ght
There is scarcely q person To be found wbo
VIII be greatly benefited by thorough KIDxFY
WORT every spring II You pceplre the dry Inv ne
liiIid. 1t has the same effect
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UNION LEAGUE CLUB NOMINATIONS.
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CHM has submitted ticket which includes tue