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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14
a PREDICTION Terrified.


Some years ago while Mr.. X. ii. Dana was
running for Congress against General Butler was
a dinner Parkers the large ROOM No Is, fragrant
with tire memory or many "a symposiun, aud a young
gentleman seated between Judge l.. l.. IOar and
Mr.. Dana. There was general discussion upon the
merits vi the candidate which reached back and for
ward. This young gentleman younger then than now
listened and gradually grew merry with the thought Of
the perturbation which planetary orb OF Butler was
producing In the political system. lie not friend
Of Butler-theu or DOw-but the gravity OF his oOnpa-
the table, instead or depressing him seemed
create mirtlful dis position. Tie character of Butler
he did not greatly admire, 3ud he reoiced in
the "WdOw'-" candidacy than did his friends at tho
table. But their melancholy amused him.
said the young gcntleman This contest is pcrpet-
ually renewed. Annually General Butler is To DE a can
didate. he Is beaten to-day. He VIII come again. and
by-aud-by, Tor mere wcariness. the viii accept
HIM. some dozen years hence when he has worried
everyday TO death, he will DC found TO have "a ma
iOTty."
Then," said be, 80" see in vision the Board Of over
OF Harvard College assembled ~ No 50 Statest
(rOOmA OF the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance
Company, and there after the election the Board IL
convened The gentleman at my right Is I'm the chair.
Tue gentleman ON left rises with his accustomed
dignity. lie says; Mr. Chairman, II Is with no common
emotion that rise this occasion. You all aware
the trial have passed through aud, custom
Quircs, about 10 honor the Chief Magistrate
Designated AT the election. rise therefore, to
soldier, statesman, lawyer and pubIcis General Ben
lamln +. Butter"
with "a mischcyOus but not lll-tempered manner the
young gentleman continued:
upon this notion the gentleman In the chair Judge
Hoar, will rise aud say Ii gives uncom mOn pleas
TO listen 10 the remarks aud the motion OF my friund
my lott The stale. the college the community. owe
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SHIPPING NfJVS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK INTERNATIONALLY NOV 49, 1888


PORT OF NEWyoRK. ..... MONDAY NOV 10. 1899
ARRIVED
oct 81 with mdSe and Passengers TO Fnnch, kdye Co
steamer city OF COLUMBIA Wo2dhul hass9t2n' No' ~
steamer spain T1 Gaee ysTP29 10Y n ah'
BARK Amaranth GER Il illarm, Hamburg. Of days with
BARK America ita) FerTare Lisbon AZ days. with mdse
order vessel to Funch. Edye& co 20 a.. ,. ,-o, ,.o
and empty barrels Peck Covessel 70 Benlam IlekehS
steamer Mcclellan, Bllups Baltimore with mdse to Geo
BARK Morning tar Leonard st Jays Sent 90 and Guam
tanams Oct O. with sugar aud tobacco. Rivera CO.
Bark Atlantic ot New Haven Lanflre Demarasa, days
with sugar and mOlasses-I II TrOwbrdges sons o -,
Bark Xenia TOT Boston, eynOlds Hong Kong, 80 days.
with mdse TO X Low Bro-vessel to Benham' Pickering
steamer Neptune. Berry Boston, with mdso aud passen
SIM T. stetson Hammond London, 10 days, with mdse
TO Order-yessel to Thomas Dunhams NCphew 90 =. ,,
SUNSET Wind at sandy Hook. light = cloudy. AT CITY
Island fresh. 5; cloudy.
CLEARED
steamer n (Br) Rgby, Liverpool-wiliams &
steamer Valencia Hess, Lagusyra--Boulton Bliss & Da
Steamer salyo (Br. williams, savana-Pim, ForwOOd
Steamer can ma BIZ, Davis Ha!far-Clark & Seaman.
steamer Roseyile tBrl, Dove Charlesion-W H. Thomp-
steamer Eclipse BIZ, Palmer sayanqah-Clark Seaman
Steamer Francomq, Mangum. Portand-J + AmeS
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse, Boston--H Dmock.
steamer w Bruno. Foster Baltimore-J Krems
Steamer Richmond. Vincent West Point Va-old Dominion
SAILED
Steamers santyn for Antwerp; Andes, Asppwa; Dela.
ware Charleston ldchmond West Point, Val Breakwaer,
LeWes
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Nov l3-Anved. steamers Stranon Br) Halsey'
from New Orleans oct IL; Dupuy de lone FIR, PhEpot
oct g k Kan B o IasE Ger 2 son Me
(Br Banuister NcwOrcans. oct ~ Alsatc, tBr),
Criihths from Norfolk, oct 20, ali for Liverpool
HALIFAX, Nov l3gAruved steamers Alpha Bermuda and
jamaica Carroll, Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE Nov 13Arriyed. Gunare (Br Dunn,
Port Anona: KOn, Ger, Meyer, BTemen Glcnfyne BIT,
Bains New. York u IN Kennedy. Warren, New York.
Cleared. steamers OctOIaIa. Reynolds, New York. III L
cav PersO, philadelphia Austrian (Br Ferguson, Liver
pool - .--- ,,.,.,. a,
bertsOn Cath whiting, Briggs, Providence May
flower Davidson. New YORK.
Boston, Nov l3-ArTiyed steamers Gen whitney New
York , rr ~
Gus Rcarse, New-YOrk.
sailed. steamer Comtc D'lu HavIe.
GALVE,TON Nov l3-Arr1ved. steamer spark Hull
Sailed, steamer Empire Liverpool.
Sailed, steamers Paris and city o. Dallas.
Arrived steamers WuOtan GER Cardln Elgn'
shire OBJ, London; City OF Columbus New-Iork.
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LYDIA e. PIN K HAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is A POSITIVE CURE


for all those painful complaints and weaknesses 20 CONN
our best female population
1t Will entirely the worst form Of female comnl.
all ovarian troubles Inflammation and liberation falling -,
displacements and The consequent spinal weakness ana
particularly adapted 10 the change Of life
Il will dissolve and expel tupors from the uterus a.,
early stage OF development Tho tendency u cancern.
humors there IL checked very speedily by its
II faintness naulency. destroys all craving M
stirnulant relieves Of the stomach II es,
bloltirg headaches prostraon general deb,t,
sleeplessness depression aud Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down causing pain. weight sss
backache, IS always permanently c ured by Ito
will at AL tines and under all Circumstances act h,,
mony with tho that govern the female system
the OF kidney complaints Of either this Com
pound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA T. PINKTAMS VEGETABLE CoMPoUyDs
prepared 233 and 235 Westcrnaye Lynn Mass Pe Al
SIX bottles for So Seat by mail IN the form Of pills aso,
the form Of lozenges receipt OF price 81 per box fr
either MIS- Pnkham freely all letters inquify
Send for pamphlet Address above Mention this papa,
40 family sboud 10 without Lydia l.. PinEham's Liver
Pills They ipation, blhOusBe5s and crpdty
the liver. p cents per box.
~" sold Jy all druggists. N
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him debt of gratitude II gives pleasure to listen
TO the motion and the remarks and trust tue PROPOSE
ton Will meet with general approval mol III,
Then said tho young gentleman, " Genera butIe[ WIN
besride his wonderful horse and Will canter over cam
bridge bridge You viii have given hlIn the knghty nc
coads and the college Will have new honor III tnis s'
and most glorious doctor OF laws" $500 ~,
Tbfs badlnage went for some time Judge noar
laughed Mr.. Dana looked grave, and AZ last sara
This IA well for Jest but don't say 1t alond Dont'
A loud word In tho Alps sometimes starts the ava
lancho"
Many persons may imagine that this is story manu-
featured for the occasion; but it Ia wholly trne ana has
known to many friends OF the narrator for years.
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AN AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

At q recent meeting of the Dock COmmiss toner's
II. X Thurber stated that an American steai9si ZIP
line would soon be started under the title oil the
United States and Brazil Steamship Line. Mt.
Thuyber afterward said to TRIBUNE reporter:
This line has been organzedin conformity WIN tne
proposition of the Government OF Brazil so that we
hay sec red the mail contract for which Braz Is 10
paw to the new company 500, 600 year John Roach
pre- sident and Mir Rowell secretary and treas
urer The directors include these persons ana Cen
eral Ripley. George L. Weed, h. K. Hltch ana
myself We have now three 1irst-c lass non
steamships building for this line by Roach
a. Son at Chepter the first of which Will be be
launched il the latter part OF this month, ana VIII
be ready for service 10 begin with the Jan
uary trip. The other two new steamships
will follow so TO make their trips IN February
and March the contract requiring that the VOYAGES
shall be mcntbly. These new vessels VIII be hited
with every modern Improvement, ana the passenger
accommodations Will be excellent.
"In the meanwhile we are running char
tered vessels Oh the line, and the freight which Is
Offering has caused the directors to seriously con
slider the adyisabllity of making the tips SEMI
monthly. These chartered steamers have no pas,
senger Recommendations; hence business men and
others coming from Brazil are Obliged 10
go to Europe before they can reach reach
New-York. This will all be changed when
the new vessels begin running, and we anticipate
fair patronage from passengers. At present our
chartered steamers stop at Baltimore, 81. Ih9maS
ana other intermediate ports between mere ana Dra-
I'll but arrangements have been entered into WIN
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, which
will make Newport ra News ofa B pPjr5 Ci
al
when the new vessels are put on. Our route Will
be from New-York to Newport News, thence to 81;
Thomas Bahia, faIa, Pernalnbuco, Maranhahl ahd
Rio Janeiro On the return trip we shall
come directly to New York, without making
any stops. At the time OF the Rebellion
the Americans III business in Braz lost their loot
hold by the destruction OF American commerce.
and tie English and French took their
places, beng greatly assisted by the tacill-
lies afforded by maritime communication en-
couraged by their respective Governments The
Americans have begun to reestabllSh them
snIyes I'm business and there is no doubt that this
mas been facilitated by the irregular steam com
Innnication that has been kept up by a few OF us
since the old American line died III the spnng OF
1881 1t is expec ed that by the new line
Brazil will be opened up as fresh and
valuable market for American products.
Onr last steamer took large freight
purely of American products, including -four, dry
goods petroleum, carriage materials agricultural
IMPLEMENTS hardware, clocks sewing machines and
printing materials The outlook for the new line Is
very promising, and we shall probably make 1t a
nucleus for the extension OF the American merchant
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Tho Railroad Commission bill passed this yea.
nrovided that the Chamber Of Commerce, bohIu y.
Trad, and Transportation aud the anu 1Upr,is
League, should select ono member VI Siiu ;tn ten
sion All Of them are to be appolnte,u .nn d,ov
DAYS after January 3. Inc law ,eSSuh y the three
organizations IL entoned together Win WIG V;
name. TO the Senate for confirmation vi Ieloo.,on
Much dissatisfaction has been exprcsseu ny nio.
cbauts because the Board OF Trade anu lIauspo n5
ssIected az Senator ODonnel. He was CHOSEN itis
asserted on account of his utirlng EFFORTS LOT INC o
last winter. The merchants think ina, hoS ouy
was such action Il breach Of courtesy 10 tue hal-
bill being the oldest incorporated body, onI IL WIS
also q uslrpatiOn OF authority wnlch Ieally oE
lonped to The Chamber also, that the ex-senator
not q man of such recognized capacity as W oo
fitted for suvh q position; go $3.50 C.ooros
has invited the Board of Trade and Transportation
and the Anti Monopoly League 10 send representa-
tlves to a conference to be held at the haInper
to-day TO agree upon the selection OF C ON,
missioner 1t il held that the action ol VIC WV
illegal since the law declares that two OF tue pod-
les may select case of DISAGREEMENT pu az I .i,o
three bodies have not met together, tnere mas
no disagreement. There are many onJccu3ns t1.nii'
O'Donnel OH the part OF members OF tne tnico po
les and il is possible that another may DC selec,o
or Mr.. O'Donpell be agreed upon with the unuer-
standing of opposing HIM in the senate "nHn no
can be got lid of without any Violation Oh Piouso
already made Another clause IN the Dill Was
brought to light yesterday. wneh cau1 hb nmt an
able surprise. Ii is the provision whlcn puts al
end TO all of the functions OF the comihercai poGcs
IN the naming of any Commissioner after the ulbV
Hoard The Governor has the right OF selectloh
alter that of all successors. Many Oh the ele1no'
have heretofore supposed that the three orgahIza
tions named would have the right to name the
Successor of their choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14
PrsC1rED From A SINKING BRIG.

Captain Pike aud seven sailors, The crew Of The
BRUSH brig Hghflyer, owned at 81 Johns, y. F.,
George Goodwin. from Liverpool. The Highfyer
sailed from HaIbor Grace y. T., for Naples, on Sep
tember 30, with cargo of fish. Eight days after
ward she encountered teTrlhc storm, ana me
waves broke over the decks, carrying everything
before them. Masts yards and other spars, the
houses casks aud all movable materials about the
decks were swept overheard with great force; The
rndder was also torn away, and the vessel was
thrown about 50 heavily that she caused TO
leak
The sailors were worked at the pumps III watches
night and day in hopes of keeping the vessel atoat
Efforts were also made 10 rig JuIy-Iudder, but the
brig could not be got under control Exposed 10
the worst of weather, the crew worked INCREASINGLY
on short ratlons 1t being impossible to cook proper
meals. On the morning of October %, when Tho
brig was fast sin JNB heir signals OF distress were
seen by CAPTAIN Le,tcf, f the Goodwin, who res
cued them. The veg was owned by Mum X Co..
of st. Johns, and was valued at $4,000 The cargo
WAS valued at $50 600.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hote-General Benjamin Fl r.
putler Of Massachusetts; the Hon Wayne Mac veash,
Of pennsylvania Professor Spencer Bare Governor
William r. Washburn OF Massachusetts, heie TOT or =
Hote-Thc Hon Samuel Randall OF nrcsapr onss
State Prison Superintendent Isaac BAKER ~, "
Albany and W. O. Charlton Of tue B1sh Henry smith
and William Penn Nixon, OF Chicago. .Hogmdn Rouse
The hon George L0rnS United f Peers Of
Coiiege So Windsor Hotel-Major General j. Il. M.hni;
of Jamaica Clarendon Hote-Chares l. NJ Gwhh' Vi
Baltimore
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ASSIGNMENT OF JACOB VAN WAGENEN.

Jacob Van Wagenen, a capitalist who indOrsed
number of notes for AlOnzo Follett, the note
broker made an assignment yesterday without
preferences to Horace X. Ihurber who also one Of
the assigneeo of Mr.. FOllett. Before Mr. Van
Wagenen became involved through his large IN
wealthy lie owned considerable real estate, which
consisted ot twenty-One acres of building lots III
the Twenty -frst Ward, the store where he carried
on the leather business many years ago in Jacob
ST., whIchI cost $4,000. and property in jersey
City originally owned by Jewell, Harrison ~ co.
Besides these he has half interest his mothers
property yet divided, and he is of the hei4
TO the Ballard estate, valued at $500, 900.
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STRIKE or SHORT DURATION.

Several OF the men who are employed by The Law
Telephone Company 10 make connections for their
subscrioers at the FuOnand BeayeI-st. Offices, petit
toned tue company Oh Saturday afternoon Tor
an increase OF wages THIS the company pad no at
IepfiOn to- e1ccp TO dschaIgeone OF the slgncrs OF
lie petition, as an example to the rest Yesterday
,,orii,ing a number Of the refused TO
On 10 work unless their companion, VINO was
6j,charQed, was reinstated and the, petition for
higher wages granted. The hope Of higher wages
Mas soon dspelied however ny Tue nIih atI.u de Oh
" A Childs the mauager and the men all resumed
work IN the afternoon. the one who was dismissed
ON saturday being also takon back
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AID SENT TO TIE STRANDED ATHos.

No further information in regard TO the sirandng
of the steamship AthOs the island OF lnagua was
received by the agents OF the Atlas line yesterday
The steamer Arden, of the same line, has been or
dercd from Kingston, Jamaica. 10 take the cargo
OF tho stranded Vessel. The agents of the line
sent by the steamer Andes yesterday wreGkers
pumps and other wrecking appliances from Mer-
rltt's Coast Wrecking Company 10 make efforts TO
float the AthOs again. ho vessel was valued at
about $3.50, 600 aud insured. The cargo
valued III about $4,000, was also insuIeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14
VACANCIES TO BE FILLED BY THE MAYOR

Mayor Grace will to-day nominate to the Board
of Aldermen successors TO Police Justices BiXby
and Otterbourg and Park Commissioner Charles
f. MacLean. For the latter place there are as yet
no candidates opposed TO Ar. MacLcan. The Mayor
has moi yet made up his mind as 10 whose name he
will send in TO fill this vacancy tie has never con-
sdercd this a political position. 1t is not
or Otterbourg will be- renOmnated. The
names OF Fire Commissioner PurrOy, Charities Com
missioner Hess and William NJ, lvlus, the Mayor S
secretary, have been mentioned in connection with
these positions. The Mayor says he has not fully
determined whom he viii nominate, aud no one has
vet been prominently mentioned, TO-. the reason
that 10 Is rot believed that any of the Mayors
1uecs will be confirmed tor time, at least. 1t Is
not by any means certain, however, that deal
NAV not be made by which the nominees may be
confirmed before the end OF the year.
Mayor Grace on Wednesday will appoint seven
School Commissioners and eight Inspectors Of
schools. 1t is probable that the most OF tine men
holding these positions Will be rcappOnted.
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OFFICERS OF THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY

At the meeting Of the ST. Nicholas Society last
evening al DcnonlcOs, the following officers were
elected Tor tho ensuing year: President, Abraham
X. Lawrence; ylcc-prcsldents, Nathaniel i. Bailey,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Carlisle Norwood, IT,. John
G. Mills; treasurer, Edward Schcll secretary
Charles A. schermeThOrn; assistant secretary
Henry EIsline Smith; chaplans, the
Rev, Drs. Thomas L. Velmilye and
Noah Hunt Schenck managers, Benjamin H. Field
Augustus Schell. James NJ. Mclean, Augustus X.
Marlborough, Robert g. Remsen, Edward +. De
Lancey, Benjamin l.. Swan, j., William ReInscn,
,JOun /. Irving, Carlisle Norwood. John SCHUYLER
and Eugene Schlellen. The next meeting OF the
society occurs Oh Thanksgiving Day.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Board Of County Canyassers: Wi,
Meeting of trustees OF College OF City OF New ork
National Academy OF Sciences annual meeting ~ wi
umbia College , r an, leland UtstorI-
cal Society.
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ADMINISTER CARPETS.-300 pieces have been
by us at about value and placed on sale
from 81 90 per yard. ,,o.,.
SHEPPARD kSAPP * Co. SlXtl-aVe. anu 4oth-S"
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agers Of the institution are apparently powerless TO
prevent the sailors from receiving money 1or .ne
votes, and Assembyman Brooks has been requeS'0e
TO Law the matter before the next Legislature
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Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, flies. reaches bedbugs. l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14

Buchu- Paiba." Quick, complete cure, al
annoying Kidney and Urinary diseases. ~.
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All that is needed to preserve the color and
beauty the hair is occasional use OF ParkeTs Har
BalNam
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ACCUSED OF SELLING THEIR VOTES.

r. il stated that most often old salts IN the
SailorJ snug HarbOr, at New-Brighton, H. H. sell
Their votes regularly. The Harbor has 900 Inmates
AID il is al election district Dy lISeH. lkT AIaH-
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MARINR INTELLiG ENOE.


MINIATUN NO H1' ',77f0-
4:f3 Moon sets 1859 Moons age DAYS
.V
AN.-Sandy HOOK 05l Gov Island. 1921 Ieii Gaze ON
PSany look lO s. Gov Island l045; He'll Gate, l2;LO
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DR., RlDWiYS REGULATING PILLS.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD
CURES THE WORST PAINS
la from One 10 Twenty Minutes.

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coae for the Of all de-
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malaria in its various forms nervol, diseases heaiAcl.
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BROOKLYN.
Three children were born to Mrs. T. Is. Fox, o
No. 233 RaymUnd-st., last week.

Three children were born to Mrs. T. b. Fox, OF
No. 233 Raymond-st., last week
John Kenny. the blposter, who is indicted for
murder in the first degree for killing john Leonard,
a car-driver, pleaded not guilty TO the indictment
yesterday. The trial set down for DeceIn-
Der Is.
The vote in Brooklyn for b. p Carpenter for
Licutenant-G Governor was 23,J45 to 24.632 for
Secretary Foyer giving the latter ,0S7 majority.
The Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
Hill ran 200 votes behind MAJOR Cleveland
At n meeting of the South Chassis of Long Island,
of the Reformed Dutch Church yesterday after
noon. the relations of the Rev. L. p. lngersoll az
pastor of the Middle Reformed Church were dis
solved.
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Sundav-schOol
Union in the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening, au address on the Office
and Work of the Sunday Teacher" was made
by the Rev. G. A. TibOals, OF st. Peters Episcopal
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14

loid FyeCasses will out pair OF rubber. The leni
are known TO science Made by the Spencer Opti
Man'fg 60. sodby opticians and jewellers
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SAFEs.-The only Steel FIange, Round Corner,
Fire Proof safe made. EMORY, 20 Veseyst
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100000 worth Furniture Coverings an(
Drapees Just opened in all the designs and coorngs
one-halt their value. 500,
SHEPPARD KNAPP & Co. SiSthaVe ana l7thN