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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
PROSPECTS or 4 STEAMSHIP VAR.
VIEWS ON THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs NEW
TRANSATLANTIC LINE.

VIEWS ON THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDS NEW
TRANSATLANTIC LINE.
The exclusive announcement in Friday 5
was to be started In April by the North German Lloyd
10 run between New York. Cherbourg and Bremen, with
facilities 10 reach any point IN France from Cherbourg
N low rates caused comment IN shipping circles
a. 10 it, siguHcancc The expression Of one OF the
shining AGENTS Of the English lines conceded with the
iiuure,.ion Of tho others. He said 3" This means a
Franco war in the passenger business. both
cabin and sccrage, and possibly in freight rates as
wei, think the odds are little in favor Of the Ger
mans The trouble is that the French Transatlantic
Line ha, been so Indifferent to the propositions to join
the Continental Conference, composed OF theNorth Ger
man Lloyd. Hamburg American Red star, Rotterdam
and Carr lines II charged that the French line has
been vacillttug. first giving cHcotEaSeueIt 10 tHe
ulcrcuce and then giving II the cOid aAouder. II Is
,iny cy ylrut thai the North German Lloyd, which has
armed more money than AL OF the Utntt uues PAT
togehcr and Is o, the very few, II nos tAe only ne
that has earned dividend IN the past Two years. is III
,xrclleut uo.itiun To lay down the gauulct'
Iouis de- Bcbian agent ot the French linc. dlcatn
some ,urprl,e said Ia II true that the NORTH German
Ifnvd intend. 10 establish French line don't think
II viii have any effect upon hut think there VIII be
hu-ucs, for both. 30 far a. the continental Con
ference l. concerned II should wish 10 join IL,
We could not charter Will rot permit Us TO becone
a marry 10 any combination. We having three new
vessels constructed. which Will be ready early ID the
.nriur They are of the same class the Normande.
with great speed and excellent accommodatisns
Iur three new sscls building for the NOrth German
Tov al Glasgow Of the same class. INT raster than
the new steamers on the southampton rOnte. They are
not vet named, aud whom completed, IN April ana May
a,, hr u1cc OF the Ibr FuldJ ana Norra TO run
tn SouihanutOn These vessels, with anOLher VIII be
utilized tol the route between Now-fork CherDouIS and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
ryp pp,UDs CINCINNATI

CINc1NNAn, Dec. 13 (SpecidD. THE chances
are that the sonate will be Democrdtc' ,houSh
the Republicans do not entirely cohceuo IT,
It is hoped that the vote OF tho
whole City OF Cincinnati may be thrown out II tnat
yere done all OF the Republican Senators ana Repre-
s,utatives from Hamilton County would be elected
as tho townships In this county. outside OF
the city gave the Republican ticket nores exceeding
two dundred 1t IL not kcly that tho vote OF Cincinnati
LII ha thrown ont The decision OF the
Democratic Supreme Court painfully received mere
II mas caused tho better element In both parties 10 de
spair feeling OF helplessness prevails when
is absolutely pitiful prominent banker saa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
nr,rpy ,yD ROBBED IN Low GRoGGERK

One of the worst places in the Fourteenth
ward is that kept by John NcGuirk at Elizabeth and
Uonston sts on Saturday nights, particularly Is tho
resort of low persons Of both sexes ana IL
man goes into the place at all under the influence OF
a lucky II he escapes with his clothes. THIS
as he experience OF Frank Brady young steam inter
Of No 81 Leroyst. who went 70 Police Hea"qnarters yer
yesterday He reported TO Captain Mcdonnell VINO was
an duty that he had gone into McGuirk place carry
Yesterday morning and fell asleep When he awoAe ne
yonnd that 50 had been taken from MS pocket no
snoke To the 6areeper about his loss and that person a
once assaulted MIN. Daring the light he picked up q
becr glass and hurled IL against the pIae glass
tho hack OF the bar smashing II Into DTS IhlS auleu
mel TO the fury the bartender, and after beating
nradv almost into insensbiity he threw him into inc
street Brady made his way to the Mulberry strses
pace Station and reported the affair, but was reierreo
- the Central ONCE. When Captain Murphy OF tho
Precinct heard OF the case he sent ms
tectves after McGurk Ii was at McGurks place soluo
rceks ago that tailor, who had recently arrived Ho
Furope said that he was robbed OF $500 In golu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
rnrnu wrArnER AT SEA.

BosToN, Dee. 13.-Thc steamer Caledonia,
CAPTAIN Larshaw, which arrived here to-day from
London reports rough weather on the p''S"eo -"
December u she encountered terrific galc' lasting
,r,ve,ht hours in which the vessel was hove TO- She
has bccn heating about tho bay the last three days
The barkcntine NJ. j. Foley, Captain "iso'' ""'n
arrived here to-day from East llarDOr = l' IePo be
having met strong gales during the ehtltc I,ss'eu
h" her rnhu nooed los, and split sails, ana cNeryhhe
movnIie was swept from the deck william Mortimer,
tnc tra, orcsr a scotchmAu, fell overheard ana was
Gro,yn.d an Drcemher 2 On December D. IN latitude
Jso ~, Longitude SO 81 iu strong gale, sho saw ID
dismugted vessel apparently Il uiree- e-ln"'''" '0''
steering south, but she made no riSh"lS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
TILE L1orOE CONTEST ~ ATLAN1A.

ATLANTA, Dec. - (Speciat Anti prohbi-
bitionsts are tonight certain OF securing permanent
Injunction restraining the Court Recorder from declar
ing the result Of election. Albert Cox Of
the leading counsel for the whiskcy mon, says: 1--WE
snail prove that tho bl was unconstitutional under the
Federal Constitution and the election was therefore
void tnat il was unconstitutional under the SConsttu
,on of Georgia. and therefore prohibition is gone
coslin thattho county vote outside Of Atlanta was He
ga, that the election Illegal, the registration was
80, that the whole business contrary to law,
d ,at The RS had legal votes cast that there
Sore hr court ught put quetus on the thing Tho
,tsa ,n are now betting to one on success, with
icnv Of takers OF course this Is done III quiet way
Rbc Prohibiflonists are confident OF success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

PrrrSBURG, Dec. 13.-Much excitement was
caused at young womcn's collcgein Beaver Falls Peh
Friday night by the discovery that ono Of the students,
h, mad been well q few minutes before. lay
,rp,rentiy dead on her bed. The young women
harnn TO scream, wiring their hands and run
about tho corridors. several going into Mysteries
and one into commissions Teachers hastoned to the
a @ and the case, whom suddenly the sup
d corpsc Jumped up and tore from herface creased
muslin mask. which Ind been used to give dsah,ihS Sc
Ht cht President Taylor will have thorough inquiry
into the affair this week. and It is possible that the
iT rhn slammed and other c0nsprators In the JOKE
SSyil be expelled from the college,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
HARpsHIrs AND PERILs OF THE SEA.
RESCUE OT A sCHOONEN', CNLw-A BRIG WKt'AtI
OS 4 SHOAI.


RESCUE OF A sCuooNEH's cKEw-A BRIG WRECKED
ON \ sHOAt.
The steamship Kings Cross arrived here from
uarsei,rs Yesterday having board the captain and
crow Of the wrecked schooner John b. McIagcan, OF
Chatham " u. Captain -autcrre, OF the McIassanwa wa'
seen by "A TRIHl ~ reporter tho Kings Cross soon
after her arrival lie said; "r Tie McIasSan sailed
from SummershIc Prince Edwards lslandlon November
6 for Phiadc pia with cargo Of potatoes having on
hoard myself my wife and a crew ~ six men. On
December D. when We were Tn latitude $50, ohsltuie
Il. 80 We encountered heavy gale from the hor hesl
The great height aui the sch"olict 'ot
heavily The gale Increased IN force ana suddenly 5ht
ing to the Warl libcd the sails carrying "N} our
usintoumast forcmast and boTSprit The hcaNy sea
snun caused the schooner to leak badly ana th' pumps
had Ia hc kent In constant to prevent her from sink
I'm is wife helped tho men Al thc pumps va
December after having boon for thlrty-sk ho"i7 on
the wreck, sighted tho steamship tyd0lA hIll uc
abandon the schooner SlSuhs OF uI7lI9o WIZ
the schooner and tho tydollh h"'c
10 near III and lowered Nfc-boht inc no'l WIS no,
able 10 come along -Idc account OF the hchNy sea auu
had to Jump into her one AZ liilr, W. - a. ,r'ro
cecdcd I'm getting safely aboard however & &"u VIZ W.
taken To the steamer. where we were licAtel bIV
Kindness December we were rec, id 10 ] tll
steamer Kings Cross We .aNcd hoti"h ''Vln '"0 "i'
but the clothes We had ON ., 40. ,,r
The brig Charles A. Hoard was towed into port yestrl
iluy morning hy the tug Rescue, Whch pcohE5 ~ w
Merritt Wrccking Company ana tAke 20 Wy ~ % 'uIy 80
dock AT Staplrton. station Island. The Hoard went
ashore on tho Komer SuOa during u hcdNS loE i"SN
Wednesday. and although assistance was lul'untyly
sent her she remained there until yesterday, "H
WAS pulled or after several Intellectual attempts ~ w Nv
tugs j. j. Merritt and Rescue. lho DIE is 80 pH"S
d1Inag Il that she viii have 10 be entirety tcpul,I
The British bark Annie j. Marshall arrived hei' yVa
tcrd1y from Antwerp, atlrr 4 S!"l.S 22ron,Lor -
while r1uuiug before norhcasterly gale n Joh"hhcu'
a seaman, fell overheard and was dro"heu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
rALLLNG nElD OF APOPLEEY

BALTIMORE, Dec 13 tNpecoh. Matthew Me-
Cntock age seventy one Of BAltmorcs Oldest re-
tired merchants met with q sudden death to-day He
o about To start downsrs, when he was stricken with
ouopcxy and fell head foremost down the steps
Death WAS instantaneous. lie was native OF lreiahu
and corc to baltimore when nineteen years Old. For
o vcars I'm carly life he engaged I'm the construc
,t,u ~, railroads and Of tho contractors who
min Inc Baltimore and ONO Railroad from Baltimore to
Ii,cot, CitV lie WAS ~uh-cOntracOr on the nrs rail-
naJ hu out of Philadelphia. lie also in the gro
,orr trode many ysars. ono OF his sons s tho Rev.
Thomas McCliutOCk publisher OF me EPlScOi"' HF"W'
tbltfla Mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
AN INCIDENT oF1HE ROCKWELL TRIAL

TRENTON, Dec. 10 (SpeciaD. - When the
Rockwell Wainwright murder trial was ended last
spring Toms River, Counsellor LindabuIy who repre-
scnted the Attorney IN the prosecution put In
bill for 81 600 his services in behalf OF the STATE
and the official stenographer also submitted his bill The
Board Of FreehOders Of Ocean County refused 10 pay
the bills asserting that they too large Iboy la1
been fayOraby passed upon by The presiding Judge but
his action In the matter not considered writ OF
maudainus was applied for IN the supreme Court TO
compel lhelfrcehOldcrs settle and yesterday Justice
Van Sycke decided to allow the WRIT holding that the
blls are prOper and shOnd be paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
CHESS CHAMPION zrKERTORr ~ THE CT

CHESS CHAMPION ZCKERTORr ~ THE CITY.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
on the Etruria was DR.. j. H. Zukerort OF London. the
champion chess-player OF the world. lie was found by
TRNE reporter hours after lauding at the rooms
of the Manhattan Chess Club No % East seyentcenths
He has come to play series or games or
chess with william Seintz. the champion OF America
and the exchampon OF the world who was defeated by
n Zukertort az the International contest in les since
hen DIR Zukertort has been In England, Frauce ana
Germany and has measured strength with all the best
nIsvers In the world The match which Il To he played
now will be for the championship OF the world ana elcn
nayer has staked -. 900 Oh the result Mr Lukef.ort
pmblished I'm his magazine The chess h0Rhy hotieo
10 he effect that he would play Mr. stelnlN ia eIeher
rontiucnt and at time with the above colH'
Tlr first series OF the games Will he played III NeM
yorL under the auspices OF the Manhattan ChSss CuD
which /. making every effort TO procure sultao'c roos
hnre those interested the game may watch lls prog
VS. The contest begins Monday OF the nrst Seek IA
Inn,rv and will continue until either payer mas won
after which they will visit 81 Louis ana
g HIntiI three or four games are won ana the hhIsh
vi mi no I'm Sew.Oreans. The game Will eha Dy tho
tmntn Of the first ten games. The ST LouiS Chess
,h IN hnye charge of the game IN that ct{, ana tno
w orleans Chess Checker and Whist CuD there only
r"e sames are TO be played each week ana the plays
,nnst be on an average OF fifteen rer hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
BURNED IN \ TENEMENT HOUSE FIGE.
TWELVE LIVES LOST IN PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND

LONDON, Dee. 13.-At Plymouth to-day a
tenement house in Lowest. low and sqGad ucifh-
borhood took fire and terrible calamity resulted The
flames burned rapidly ana lcrcelY ami when at last
subdued twelve clcinci bodies were found among the
ruins. Two others missing, and IN all probability
they. too. have been burned to death one victim was
dashed to pieces by jumping high window 10 the
street several Of the occupants OF the burning build
Ing their fright ignored the drcescape' and. throw
ing bedding the pavement forty feet below. jumped
from windows. A number OF these had lcss and arms
broken by the fearful leap.
narrowing incident oi the calamity the appear
OF youth. B Ori, vino, with his htt.c sister
under arm. hung suspended from wlnio" by the
other for some minutes until the flame, surToud dcd MIN
and caused MN To lose his hold and f tp the ground
He had both rg~ fractured IN" chilli was aus" scN rely
Injured 1hc intensity Of tho flames gave the hudIug
tho apucartuce OF furnace, but this dld not deter the
frcmcn many OF whom entered tho house and bY u
heroic struggle succeeded in rcscuiuS several persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
1nrLR.nR Ml&MAnrAE AtIEK ~ ENENE

ST. LorI,, Dee. l3 (SpcctdN. - Governor
Marmaduke arrived n the city yc'teriAy. and Last "-h
called - meeting OF tho Board OF Police COMMISSIONER
AZ Tho southern Hotel Tho session va, exciting "nI
charge preferred against Police commissioner ANA
han and t o., given tu1i De- wil be- removed by thc
Governor whom the latter returns to JcHcr-on city.
When Governor Marmudukc appointed The Pole" H''rl
ycara.o 10 was with the understanding iIAttne board
-ouI di-ui-. chief of Police iInUisin Who is AN "'d
political enemy Of the Governor TINS WAS Alt'mIl'l' 'H
lime and a series OF old charges was renewed against
NJ It,rr,y,u who W., tr.ci CAllnhais vote was AZ
t,, ,. lee led 10 dismiss hu, hut Mr. Callahan, bI'N
by public opinion, refused 2" votc As t"' governor Mc
sired and Harrgau acquitted ana - sun thcl MI
t.ril, 4. now the leading candidate !or uiic -thi'7
Marshal IN this district. ari has tho supper, o h"'
Co,yrc--ut,u and a. Nt aud the latest nov OF
t Goyrruor - Inferred 10 mean th" dismissal "I hH
r,n AMI An attempt 10 defeat um Tor the Marsha 7hp
H. .ldrrcd the best ccI the city mas ever hAd ana
ia. bcru IN the police pu-ihr,s for thirty years lho
Contemplated removal Of Callahan j. causing great
tc1l OF igatlOu, and The Governor IS severely cIu
Ciscl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
co1LTSJOy orr OriR4yTIyr.

The steamship Naples arrived bere yesterday
from Marsccs and anchored at Quarantine. At 3
o'clock yesterday morning from some unknown cause
the heavy chain cable parted and before another anchor
could De let go she foulcd the German Dark d. H.
WAtzcu, which was lying at anchor near her. carrying
a,yov her iloom and headeear The steamer lost her
anchor and eighty athoms OF chain. stove her bridge
and boats and carried away her starooard boat dayta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
SUoT By THE KEEPER OF A JAIL.

NFw-ORLEANs, Dec. ia dispatch to me
,,i,,ue from Meridian Mtss. says AT IL o'clock to-
dov the prisoners confined in thecounty jail made dash
for liberty from corridors OF the jail where they had
been allowed 10 exercise. Seven Of them mado 'heir
wny into the jail yard, andIone of them escaped oeore
they wero discovered. The others were attemp'ng ~
sroie The wall when the ailer opened tnIo upon tnt'
Martin stevens colored youth, was sho IN tne p"cn &
iuat ne he was about reach the top OF io Wall au
nrabobiy die The others submitted and were iclncu
.Innu ulln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
THE REVOLUTION IN NUEVO LEON.
A PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR APPOINTED.
sFPULvEDA RELEASED FROM PTusoN-FTARS OF
ANOTHER UPRISING.

sFPULVEDA RELEASED FROM PIuSON-FTARS OF
ANOTHER UPRISING.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 13.-A dispatch from Mon
terey Mexico to The Gobe Democrat gives the follow
ing latest news OF tho revolution IN
Nuevo Leon. Ex-Governor scpnlvcda was re-
leased from Imprisonment by the order OF
the Military Governor pro ten. General Reyes this
morning, but is only allowed the Hee-
dom Of the city. He is continually watched TO
see that he complies with tho provisions OF
his parole. All his guards arc also at liberty
which virtually insures them against any prosecution
for their acts in firing the Federal troops under
Reyes. Everything is quiet but the town Is fun Of
strange faces reyolutionsts under General Vidal
Gasiza arrived in the city last night, whore they
the end they had been working for had been CON
summated. They Immediately waited upon General
Reyes and their commander placed himself at the service
of the Federal authorities. Manuel RodrigHcz was not
able to accompany his forces account Of illness.
Advices reached this city this evening, stating that
General Naranjo and ex-Presdent Gonzales are IN the
state of Guanuata at the head OF 5000 Pronunciadas
II the report is true troubled may he expected
from that section. and in fact. all over
the Republic, as the ex-Iresdcut has a
strong following throughout the country and especially
IN Northern Mexico, whcro uprsings generally begin
Naranos presence there also hodes good TO
the Federal Government he is of tho most popu-
lar men in Mexico. Nothing is known of the
intention OF the revoltcrs. In of general reyon-
tion all Northern Mexico could be relied TO furnish
many men to follow tho banner OF rebellion. dissats-
faction bitter feuds and jcalouses are rife between
the prominent men OF that portion OF the country.
MONTEREY Mex, Dec. 13. via. Galveston. .-Tclc-
grams received from The city OF Mexico announce
the appointment of General BalIcstarcs Provincial
Governor of the state OF Nucvo Leon lie started from
the City of Mexico yesterday and upon his arrival VIII
relieve General Reyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
ro 1or,svI1LE ny WAY or SAY FRlYcIScO.

CuCAGo, Dec. - lSpccidD Eli Frank was
ca,tlrcd IN san Francisco yesterday By ono OF PukeF
tons detectives and the necessary papers have Dceh
procurcd to make certain his return to Chicago Frank
IN August my.crousy disappeared lie Is the Oldest OIL
thrcc brothers all Of whom were engaged in tho liquor
husiuess Ell said that about 400 barrels OF "hskcy
were about to be withdrawn from bond at Lons'e anu
10 tl rr,ugcl matter, so that extraordinary proht
coud br realized In the deal 1he brothers "uHanort
bn ai6 900 Eli went to Lou-ve. but there az trace
c Co. Inst Not long hi wife was fouhd 10 no
shiuuug some goods to san Francisco ana th'S ic' ~
the iuritiVc's arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
PRA cTIsryG FoR me BILLIARD ToURyAMEST.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13 'SDectaD.-Ihe big three
billiard players again in the city, hard at work train
ing for the tournament which is TO begin on December
2l Vgnaux has played five practice games with
Devaux dis interpreter and with Page OF this CITY
His layng has not been uniformly good although lie
made some good runs. On Tuesday he made the GOO
points I'm tiryone innings with scores OF lO6' lo2 and
"a On wednesday he shortened the game to twenty
sevcn innings, with of $780, 2ll and 1OG The fol-
lowing day ne dd equally well and scored 2O2 l6I ana
75 while on Friday he consumed hrty-hye innings ana
his highest score was SO.
slosson did not begin work until Thursday, when he
led of with twenty-six inning game and made scores
OF 2I5 and Isl. On following day he made l9l ioo
and 10 IN another tWentysix inning game Shce tha'
time he has done we'll but not well as al Jhe start
Captain Arson been SlossOns competitor IN seVeial
OF his games. .
shaefer came back from St. Louis with bad cold and
IN no trm whatever for billiards. Consequently ho was
deferred practice entirely until last night Whe al
"Charley Pafkers he surprised himself ana ne
friends by starting out with a run OF 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
,op rUr UFyDRIcKS MOYrIfEYT

IypIAXAPOLIs Dec. l3.-Ihc committee nav
inin charge the Hendricks monument Iunu h"'o 'u''
an appeal TO the public IN whch thcy say '"A'
g., ,,, lac scpt to Francis VI. Churchman treasurer,
NJ tndian,pois Tho oGicors Of the committee arc
Frederick Rand president oscar r. Hord' Vlce-prr'i-
dent Francis NJ. Churchman. treasurer Jnhn a. mo
,., -, crrtnrv: f. ~ Ch%lctt, superintendent; r1rcu
,t.. % %,,n,,ittrc Thomas A. Morris Elijah B Mari utle'
NnGIe g. HutIcr Edward IIawkins James H. kce
CHARLES Zollugcr and simon l.. Sherlhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
COMMISSIONER SPARKS PUZZLES THEM

Sr.PAr1, Dec. 13 (SpecidN.-1he people of
Dakota arc up In against Land Commissioner
Sparks account of some OF his decisions ana ORDERS
Which are universally pronounced unjust one singular
, n, his conrse is alleged TO have occurred In Nit
chcIi, Dakota. clerk In tho land oice there {: NJ
a., ,iLer hecnme SO confused by trying TO harmOnizo
rs,s orders with the land laws that he went crazy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
KANSAS 70 NAVE IT'S FGSr LEGAL HlNGWd

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas.. Dec l3 (Specm)'-
Kansas Will before long have the first legal hanging III
mapy wears Governor John Martin to-day stated TO q
pro,ninent attorney Of this city that he VIII sign 'ho
death warrant of william BALDWIN, who was con'''o
of numbering his sister. Mary Baldwin at Atchlson
Heretofore IL has been the practice In TINS othtc m
sentence OF death was passed. 10 conhne the ia
tho penteutiary 10 await the signing Oh tne uc"'" va"
rant which never took place