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Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
NJ me EfOqHens Facts.

From The Baltimore Sun.
Success ia the trademark of merit
Asa rule this IL ust. There are rare
exceptions, bat they prove tho rule.
Success Is piOOf against assault Hence,
v hen we state as fact, based upon the
highest expression of success, that New
Life, the Great Cough Eenedy, has
proved almost miraculous in healing
throat and lung diseases We claim tor
IL nuriyajled merit. The splendid re-
su,t. achieved by Ney Lite lave gained
it reputation which makes II a grand
power aud eleyates 1t to the dignity OF
a publc bepefaCtor. ConCisoly stated
the facts are that New Life Is an IN.
proceed. nted medical succe&s-that 1t
has proved by three year. trial that 1t
cures ninety per cent. oi those who use
Ii. fer throat and lung diseases. This
wonderful exhibit Is emyhasizei by
the fat that, while II IS popular where
ever Krown, New Niie has won its
s,eatert victories at home, many of the
BEST citizens OF BE- rity ard State testt'
tying to ia wUudtous m"rit. Here are
some OF tie good Things said Of New
Life by well kUo"h ana influential
citizens OF Baltimore w. Bonidin, Sr.
Zio A. y" y hV'n'' roy uo,,.,,,
Ne" L'ie II lo' '''e' i'''a" a'
remedy lof Inc cn'' - n0"en'' 'o nc
lexcellea. IwDuid no. bc wl,Aout it il
| /, cost five times az much as TO!d for. y
John E.gIer, OF She New York bakery,
# 43 ara As 5 h lea BtIeet, says: u
MA as'Ll III" az" h|''1 DyTf 49,
gears c'u!n R'I no 'Tl'o' "nn
used ne" mr. ',H '"'''r' 'T 20
cured ne geo. ~ g.. a. II., "m,, -, .. Az
Carro!iton ave- saw wy "il' Slno',
ed SiA weeks WIN 'o'' 'n'o"' n "no
cough "ithou. e'''.nR ie'iei' ", o.'
hottie OF Ne" Lle eu'oo NO. w. w. "a
Wlison' oor finh''s np NV NV , om.1s
street aver, ""'7 NI b. A.'' o' ,1.o'..
him OF consuihP1ioi., he.; o. onahhou
pastor OF Emory NJ u ohurcu' I'd. r
For al CHROME or lingering ",s''H !, SCI
OF the tEroa' ah" 'upES' 49," hliu na'
no equal rue np'H"oi," Ns l'.o'
saws: MANY vi 'u' ifHnII4 "hys'csahs
who Used New Late ~ '@tL,inH cases
baye been AT ,h'sh'o ~ los ellcac,
acd now heartily -haof'' II. nun
dreds OF statemen me no aoov'
could be gwen, ouc II IL seep'"
sntficieht b" hnpp'riaaH' thehl ~ tG'
following splehal" i'St " ,I'his1e, .
many OF whom nave usen New Ll,'
with the most beneficial results ana 81
endorse 1t az a great remedy -,
Rev. A. Il. dibsoh, M. u: u. H., NV
n Stricker street, pastor W na1c3at M
Il. Church keV " >: Edwarns, ~
D., q hosner street, freslalLe hi"e'
West Baltimore District M, n. Churcp
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
Wal TIN Il.
BY ELMER PAVE.

Leaning DER the balustrade,
Watching for my love 20 come
Lingering in the naples shade,
Waiting in the old home.
Here abe used to pass SO often,
often in the long ago;
How my heart toward her would rotGen,
At the glance she would bestow,
All. the sunlight iiecks the highway,
And du.ky glow now falls
Far OH ON the lone " by way,
And athwar' ancestral halls.
But "a" more, as f. the past time.
Comes my love upon her way,
Comes no more AZ in the last time
When wu met that autumn day.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
rRu STEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE;

yI,RL STEE'S SALE OF REAL. ESTATE;
nv virtue Oft decree Of the Court oi
Chancery. of the state Of Dvlhwnre III ana Tor
New Castle county, will be exposed to sale al
Public Auction at the Court House III INC
city Of VI ilmingtnn. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1883,
ut n O'Clock, n. m.
En1-N lot of land sitlhted in the shid city
Of Wilmington, with . two-story brick dwell
Ing hej.e ;Aerenn erected, on the soulheiiS
side Of second street. at the distance OF iorty
FIVE feet ten inches westerly ifum van blTeh
street with front Of thirteen ictI Ten anu
Byr.rghihs inches on second street ana run
ming back 4outh,rly with that wIdM h1,y'FA
feet tra ave Gut Widealiyy, with thGusc III
common Of said alley.
No. "A lot uf land With II two.-inrN ifahe
DWELLING house thereon erected, situated ~
said city Of Wilmington on the uorthrrly "d'
of rim street, une hundred aud my itrt l""
inchc. casirrly lom Church ,ir""' WIN :,
front of scycutocu feet ON filh street, ana
running back HurlhorIy win that "idtll org
hundred aud my I'VE feet 10 s'ie ntf'et
thirty feet wide, with the u" VI common 81
the said eide street. Terms made known ~
III. time VI sislr. VICTOR DvPoNl,
Trustee.
T. Al p,Ir Au,tiuurrr lla-9t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
Get injured.

y ran carry from one TO teJ thCus-
aid Col..r3 on yourself or wit9 at a
nominal sum, between the ages o. Is
and s., in e Mutual Reserve Flna
Life Asso:lA, ion Of New York. tnIJ
il the largest Association OF IT'S age in
.ls world, having 9, 22l membersl'p to
u. st day ofJan. 1883, and or' >S'Hss
lDenC amounting TO over GtO,Ooo.
Call on j. X. sut erIey, "O@ Market
street, general aGcut, and So" "to and
get papers. Open anti eight !" the
evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
eeMceYp Elected.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the New Castle Mutual Insur-
ance Company var held yesterday sf
te.noon at No. 6e3 Market street, aud
TIE following directors elected:
Ashton Richardson, Charles W.
Hpwand, Georgr II Bates, William
Cauby and Jnmes bradford. Tho new
toard at once orea 'zsd end reelected
William Tatrail President
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

NOR SALE-IWO OF THE MOST III
sirable new house, sOst Of Market ct.
- iaruo rooms and bah; front and back
ofches; N ~ niiccpt view; thoroughly Veil
nm and nicely finished; nOssegSloD lmme.
~. terms accommodating No $40 and
4 French street Apply To I. Allen Hii'es,
10. 1000 French street. dolb-ih
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
MUSIC BOXES.
CLUSING-O OUT SALE
Ar HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.

This being our last sale in thjs
city for some Y ears. W. dcstrct i!"ii
out the entire stock before closing
our SaleSrOGiihs for the season. To
In ~ end we quote The lowest p0sst-
BILE prices, with Osiiy small adv as'cc
over cost Of manu- 10 GOV.
or expenses.
Only finest quality High Class
Musi, Boxes, specially made for
our retail trade, including many
new STYLES. with latest iEnrrOvc-
nents. and Of The greatest Nura-
biIity; far superior to the ordinary
Music Boxes generally sold in this
country. The tome Of these Boxes
~ very powerful and AZ the same
time remarkably sweet. Musical
Boxes with Bells, Drums. CitstaG-
nets, Celestial Voices, iIarp-ZIhcr,
piccOlO. TrcnlOlO, MandOiinc- Forte
piano, and Sublime Harmonic, &c.
with two and three maj" spriHEs,
ruuniH. ;: Nv lee and three times the
Icugtl, OfOriinary Music Foxes by
one winding.
Large Stock Of Small Music Box; also,
Albums, Cigar Parors Decnntcrs, &c, with
concealed music.
Immense Display, Few Relcctor.
No home should he " iihOUf one Of
these beautiful Instruments.
This ~ an opportunity seldom Of
fcrCd. Price list on appsicA'1Oh'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

gE(1E SALE CHEAP. ~ Ne" ons IN
room cd houses, SUBSTANTIALLY built with
- nodsrn lmproyemonts. Also u three
II brics house, North Fest cor SIN Snh
bard streets, would make a good lcca-
|Sa 81 business. Terms % sui puIchasefh'
I10iy TO Thou a. X. l.a!iy, 90. Market d.
F4vs nOItti
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

E7VDR SALE - BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
dwelling. IN Rodney street, sx rooms,
Sfh room hot and cold water, En' healthy
NJ ouiet neighborhoUd, near city railway
~ near the new Is n q. hailroaa, i 81, ~
iSnsnodatinu. WILLIAM u. PICK il.>,
|%Hh and king streets. Iths'H
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

The old lady who fell on King street
and his.ocated her hip u few days ago,
was Mrs. Thomas +. Know les and not
Mrs, VIM. Il Huo 'les.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

fNFTEEN HOUSES FOR SALE FIJI
n teen two.story brick houses. SIX room.
n bath room, hot and cold water, front
1RUhes. front and side yard, pun OF IN" pest
Es1nyiol and i'm "A most substantial manner,
IA MD on favorable terms. Apply to GEO.
INVEST. s03 West sixth street. lio-l2'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
FOR MALE.
'IYERY sTAHLE FOH SAFE.

ntJR gAI.E-hY VALuAI . FARM
Containing l76 acres, good buii'lhas
|ilhip 10 miles Of this city, raurcal staton
4 1he farw. The above pr forty ylii ay
= ~ cent on The price afksd for IT.. Last
~ IL paid over 20 pei cent. FOR iurther / H.
|enssion srpy TO L. Pennington, 10. L.
u etreet, dolou
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
DIR. sim sIS
Vegetable pills.
she Perfection "a Pills,
nauktnd'a H'ayoFbte Pills.

The most famous liver mrdir,Hr on earth.
No gripping sickness o. weakness tend their
operation. They do n" leave Ia, towels pos
i've They tuuv unU strengthen me Liver,
and act on the X .dE"ys. stomach AMI SKIN,
curing liver complaint, sjcS br"uHche, ncn-
pain in the bowels, nunrys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable IN dNsy5Itla, mHiari.' fever or
dumb gguc. Il,aud fever, general weak
ness, los ufappctin. etc, NheJ are splendid
for weekly fIUnlr9 H% tn assistant 10 keep the
rystrm healthy, ,hg! lrv endorsed and re
commended by thousands the incest, vur-
1at,,c ana sp"ud.u liver mriictn, nlrgart-
IL sugar coated. - c"utsa box: family DO. -,
s in one ri. Sent by mail. Snii ry lrndinG
dealers IN medicines. Main depot, Fourth and
King streets. Wilmington. Del and GOD Errh
street, Philadelphia. voy2-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

rs1nIR SAl.E-A coon PAYING ARM
IN. 81 about lOoacrcS; prudu'tiNcand cheap
Ahpple crop alone sold I" pay ih' tenant +
lnfw. Has to be sUld owing to III health
- iiEALD y co,
.,.,,,, and Market IT,. Wilmington. Del,
7s lli..td-atW
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

rlR SALE CHEAP.-A BEAUTIFUL.
Al IA new dwelling vita 10 rooms ANA saloon
5s4nr bull, in first class style with hl' ih"l
|sxASp In cellar. gns Sture4 All complete, at
NJ Test sth Il. Inquire OF ", T. iuoi.f,
rl5Y2f hlO ". Eighth street,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

SALE ny EXECUTE S-,NWEL' E
1FT Inv hiuso late Of Ell wilson, dHr,d' no
w ghna ton street, "i!r'nEt'h 'oFtAS
apply "a -. NlEi'p hlt"fhai ''r
outor, $40 Market 81. TuIeoo u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

OR SALE-A PAIR or hb, NJ
Ia mules coming 4 -four ycor' oid hlhH
well broken, and sold for want o. use.
nress, +. W. SliLNAlib. o. W. rfuh'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

I4l0R SALE OK KENI'--lhE NfbktA
Mn dwelling at l1Uy MaIh"t street II -
IN the best il not the very best business
ia in this city for groceries. uonr n,l
I.or bakery. Apply 10 JohN Wick. l9E'
'S2 a, street llO-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

Photograph frames Il specially at
Yerrsr's, 400 Shiplsy st.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

III BALD" '"'"
IHIKD REGULAR rTHlIG SALE
OfRoal Estate aad Securities, At 7mtI's
Building. Market street, between Oh ANA 'tI'
SATURDAY, JAM AIRY ~, lA>',
ntgo'cook p. n, sharp
l. Seven tot. on Fourth and Wcbh stfeet',
near n,N line II &. y .. Il. IL,
l. ESQ Iu' ON Scott near o'h street
3. uI, lot on Walnut street below seventh,
about - It, Z IN. front and 100 r.. in depth !
lot adjacent with small brick building, about
l4it in front ard loo Il, in dcpth. ! lot
adjacent. with brick -tabIng, ahont 30 TIN
uont, 100 II. ;ud Il It. IN. in depth
t. ! so puI "A ha,t--tOry brick dwelling
No IUI Logan street i rooms and shed Kitten
en-; Iut II II. d in. 81 H., with nilcy privilege
T. jhrrr--tory brick dwelling, NO. lwil
TAtnNI street.. u rooms and bath room, TIN
roof. lot Is 4. 5 10 #. : Ia.
lur terms ut sale. plot and rhLt Irulnr- zee
rn.t.r. liEALD& co,
ttu Seventh and Market Sta.
Y>XECtrDE> SALE OF REAL
II ESTATE.
The .ubsrrbcr. viii sell at Public sale at
the Auction looms oi l.. ". Sttdham son
III j.. Fourth street, in the CITY OF " 'IihlhS
ton, On
TUESDAY, JANUARY % 1853,
At3O'clock, y. H.,
The thrce-story brick dwelling and store, IL
Market street having n front On Market st
of2lI, feet and extending that width tHronEi
to ShIplcy street, containing II rooms. inc
store counters and shelves and gas hnture
throughout the house will be- sold with th'
property. The above premises are III goot
order and present I. good opportunity 10 any
one desiring n good business lunatlon. Terms
at sale. For further particulars or an inspec
ton Of the property, inquire Of. J. Augustu
Met nulley, SOC Market st.
MARGARET 5. WALkANEN Executors
| !. AUGUSTUS MucAI LLEl !
l.. w. STIDHAN Il Son, hucts. l9-lot
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
ID ItIlt SALE.

Dl BLi' SALE.
The subscriber viii sell nj I'ublic sale at
his residence. situated on the Philadelphia
Turnpike. near tho city limits, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1885,
at = O'Clock, ,. M, sharp,
Is head Of fresh cows and springers, most oil
them in profit by day oisalc; yoke OF go"h
work oxen. hnll, one mare, colts, coming
three wears old. tho other coming one, both OF
good stock 2 fine -hoatS. Termsat sale. All
sums of $50 and under cash, over that amount
n credit 90 DAYS EDWA ARD WILSON.
l.. ". SriDnAM h SOY, Aucts Jll-wtS-ds'
Pv"|'' SALE OF
4OIKESH cows. SrRNtEKS, ETyE
FEEDERS AND ~ IlS. Mk~
VIII be sold at rublic Spl", at Rcd Lion,
East Marlborough TowU.iuv Chester Co.,,
Pa. on
MONDAY, JANUARY -. 1883,
~ fresh COWS. sprIu2rrs. lot Of y"ung bulls
and fvcdcr, Sal" 10 cpIum"nc" At O'Clock.
SlLL y EAlLi.
l.. W. SrIDHAM y sos, huct's. llo-dAw-i-
DuRLIC SALE-WlII bE SOLD AT
Public safe. al tho rcsidcncc, situated
at the y. T.. cor. oi 2lr' ANA Ihhihtl rue Oh
MONDAY. JAM AIRY ~, ln,3,
at 4o'clork. p, m,
The entire stock Of household ana kIlcleh
furniture. Also bar ruum nNihrcS. consisting
Of bottles. glasses. beer pumps, AR ho'ier, con-
pipe. spig@ot' etc. one of ,hr meet pool u,
blrs ia the ciIv. Also haENtsilc iablr, ana
many other articles. lHlLli' AMhuLD
/. W. STIuWAN 4 sos, Auots. ll3'od-6tf
ID BLlG SALE
FRESH COWS, NPilNiENS AND FAT
STOCK.
The yubgrriher win "liur 1T fGh.ic sale, at
the Chadd's Ford Hotcl, Delaware 'o1Hiy,
Pa, Oh
THURSDAY. JANUARY ~. 1893
A lot Of fresh cUws, sprl'' crS ana f0sI$t
tat stock. All lcr,onN are tp,IicI to- HH
he there AMOS ". HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
REMARKABLE
KA,sAsr,ry. MO, Sept. 81. 1882

KAssAs CITY. Mo, sept. ~ 1882.
think it duty ! owe TO humanity to say
what yOur remedy has done for ne. Dnc year
ayo contracted II bad ease OF BLOOD Disease
and not knowing the result OF rich troNol'S
allowed it to run on for some Time, DIV llihi-
" applied to the best physician IN thla Guy,
vino treated me for six months, In mat time
took over GOO pills Of irotOOdide OF Mercury,
I grain each. ard bad run down IN "clHht
from 30 to lj7 pounds and was cohhhcu u"
my bed with McrcuTial rheumatism, scarcely
able to turn myself over. Bcing trn'tlliS
man. some Of the fraternity found me IN ms
'dcpIor.hIe condition, and recoInlnrhnnu 'll1
; !; Is; y * ~; EX y: "! +: :;
commenced the use Of 1t with very little faith,
and in less than three weeks was able To take
my place Oh the road. The sores ana copper
colorcd spot1 generally disappeared, ana 10.
day have not sore or spot on my person,
and my weight IL III pounds, being more
than il ever was. ! DO not wish You to pup
!i4h my name but you may show TINS lc'ttr
10 any who doubts the merit OF >. = >, Tor
know 1t Is II sure cure.
Yours truly, J. H. B'
Some thirty years ago there lived in Mont
! uolnery, Ala, young man VINO was terripIy
a iii ctcl Aftcr being treated for long time
by the medical profession OF this town WIN no
| benefit, he commenced taking >. :. =. Ahor
pcrsistcntly taking II two inVhthE ne WIS
cured. Being acquainted with nam Tor t"eh-
| ty years thereafter, can TESTIFY lha' me d's'
ease never made it, return.
! ]. ". BISHOP J. T., Hot Springs, Ark.
! II you doubt, come to see US, and we VIII
;CURE YOU, or charge nothing! write fot
| nd tf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

Wy ANTED-i YOUNG G'RlS 70 10
INV tailoring work. Apply ut oCl West
Third street. J'o'N'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17
rpyIoR WITEz DEPARTMENT

irUARDING- BDARDERS CAN BE AC-
- comnodated pt 40 j.. 4thst Pleasant
rooms. good table Board. "C
Daily Republican., 1883-01-17

N.Y. NTED.- BOARDERS AT SOL TAI
Il" nall st. Pleasant rooms and go'd
observation-disclosures. Also table board, Il2lm'
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-28
THE WEST.
Ohio.

The FIoods-Fuather Rise oc the Angry
 Watsrs-PrOperty Sucked in.
 CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Contrary to expec- tation, the Ohio at this point is still rising at the rate of two inches an hour, with forty nine feet eight inches in the chan nel at II o'clock to night. The pave- ment along Rat and Sausage rows is twenty-two inches under water. All the occupants of the first sub merged blocks have moved to the floor above Many of them are very poor and have had nothing to eat all day, and are stay ing in damp, cold rooms. The water is grad ually encroaching on Grifen street to night, and it is feared all the cellars on Second street will bs filled before morning At CoviDgton the residents are much alarmed and will stay up all night fearing the river will reach them before morning. The Lick ing still continues to rise about six inches an hour, while the back water covers Tibbotts, Harris and Isabella streets, New pert, and the Ohio is within three feet of Front street. The Newport, Cincinnati and Covington ferry has been compelled to stop running from inability to make a landing on the Kentucky side. High water has stopped work at the dry docks, throwing seventy-fve persons out of work Reports from above say that the river is falling with light rains during the day. Should the rise continue until tomorrow great damage will be caused to the railroads along the Ohio Valley.
 JASPER, Dec. 27.-The Patoka river is at a very high stage and still rising. Unless cold weather soon comes Jasper will be badly damaged. Already the lower part
 SAL three to four feet of water. Five saw mills, the blaming mills and stove works and the Touring mills are flooded and work is suspended. The railroad depot is surrounded by running water three feet deep. No trains are running to day.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-28
Colorado.

Bishops Swell Wedding-The Dress in
 Which a Cattle Kings Widow was
 Mated to a Church Dignftary.
 DENVER, Dec. 27.-The marriage of Bishop Henry W. Warren of Atlanta, formerly pas tor of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Philadelphia, to Mrs. Elizabeth s. Tiff, the millionaire cattle kings widow, of Den yer, took place this morning in Evans chap el. Bishop Warren is universally known and beloved throughout the Middle and Eastern States. The wedding wss an unostentatious affair, being characterized by the absence of groomsmen, bridesmaids and all the frills noticeable in weddings in high life. The costumes, however, were elegant, the bride being attired in a magnificent white silk made by Worth of Paris, and ornamented with pearls and diamonds and a profusion of or ange blossoms. The ceremony was perform ed by Bishop Simpson of Philadelphia, as- sisted by the Rev. Dr. H. D. Moore and the Rev. Dr. Earl Cranston of Denver. Four hundred invitations were issued and the church wRs crowded with the elite of the city. The ushers were Secretary of State Rogue and Professor Herbert Lowe of the Denver university. Conspicuous among the guests at the church were Governor Grant, Senator Hill and wife, Senator Bowen and many of the State officials and prominent people from Maine to California. This after noon Q reception was held at the residence of the bride to which nine hundred invitations were issued. Tonight the party left for the City of Mexico on their bridal tour.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-28
NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.

The Suspended CottOn FIrm-The Elm
 plOyes to Receive Their Pay 1n Full.
 PROVIDENCE, Dee. 27.-As nearly as can be assertained, the net indebtedness of A. D. Smith & Go the suspended cotton manufac- t1rers, is $9OO, 1000. although their liabilities amount to about S1, ,5OO, ,OOO All the mills connected with the firm have shut down, throwing hundreds of laborers out of employ ment.
 The failure of the great house of Amos D. Smith $ Oo., cotton goods manufactur- CTS, has been the all prevailing topic of con- versation to-day among business men and of the amount of their paper held by the various banks in this city: American Ma tional bank, $165, ,OO0; National Bank of Commerce, $65, ,OOO; Peoples Savings bank, $1O0,O Rhode Island Hospital Trust company, $96, 1000; Providence Institution tiOnal bank, 1000; Providence Ma, National bank, $3O,OOO Mechanics National bank, $20, GOO; Roger Williams National bank, SPA, 1000. Since 1878 the in debtedness of the firm has been increasing from day to day. It has borrowed money in New York on goods advanced and it is re- ported that some Boston parties hold some of the firms paper. From the best informa- tion it appears that the house owes about $1, 500, 900 and that the net indebtedness is about $9oO, 1000. The banks have held their paper for 8 number of years. Everyone of the five mills operated by the stranded com pany were shut down to-day. At Olneyville the Merino and Union were closed last Saturday with the understanding that they were to resume operations last Wednesday, but when the hour came for the help to go to work, they were told by the superintendents that the machinery could not be started up until orders to do so were re- ceived from the company. At the company s office one of the firm said it would pay of it's help before sny other claims were satisfied It is claimed that there were nine hundred people, employed in the Olneyville mills, and that three thousand people, counting men, women and children, would be affected by the crash. For some time these mills have been running with as little help as possible and the operatives had received notice that cut down of ten per cent. would be made after January 1, 1884. In all of the five mills the help were paid by the month and at the present time in some of them there is from two to three weeks pay due, which will be promptly settled.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-28
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Rescued at sea-NeWs From the Mtssiug 2
 White Cross Steamer-Fifty-thres Mem
 from the PIantyn Landed at OpOrto.
 LONDON, Dec. 27.-Intelligsnce has been re- ceiyed here of the arrival at O2orto. Portn- gal, of fifty-three men who were on board the Belgian steamship Plsntyn, Captain Scott, which sailed from New York November Il for Antwerp, and had not since been heard from. The despatch says that they were brought to that place by the British brig G. D. T., Cap tain Carcaud, which left Pasbepiac November p. for 0porto. They were rescued from the steamer by the G. D. T.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-No details of the disaster to the steamer Plantyn have beeh received by her agents in this city beyond those furnished by cable. As ffty-three persons are reported saved. 1t is believed that this number includes most or all of the passengers, of whom there were only twenty seven. The officers and crew numbered for ty-two, so that there are sixteen persons still unaccounted for, but there are hopes for their safety. The vessel was built by 4. Stevens Sons at Glasgow in 1879. She is of 1S49 tons net and g. BPS tons gross. She has been commanded for some years past by Captain Scott. Her dimensions are 320 feet long, SC feet beam and 246 feet depth of hold. Her boilers were inspected in July, 1782. The ship Jeff here on November 1lth at II o'clock fol