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New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

Not single sailing vessel arrived yesterday by
way of Sandy Hook.
"F 4 :" send, - 10 this Office for the destitute
fanIly OF Mrs. Eva Lpw"y.
The Rev Ur J. II. Vincent Will explain g he
Chautauqua Idea in Association Hall io-aIGht.
Tl. Mayor Yesterday ,ie.cd the resolution of
the Board OF Aldermen abo!ishIHg the remit
BuTeau.
The funeral of the Rev John Ru-ton, who spout
thirtv-fvc y"ars of his Inc IN nis,lpn WORK. tooN
pace Yesterday in the Madison Square Presbyterian
ChuIch.
the steamer Zcalanlia sailed from San Francisco
on "Wednesday with mails for NeW-I"aiat', AUS
tralia and Hawaii, I1cIud'hg Nc"-l"ih miiIa %
January q.
Ferdinand Haag, age slxty-fonr quarrel ed with
his wIfe IN their home, ~ No. l49 Avenue - "a i"%
DAYS ago, aud aftcrWaIu I'it Vhc h'u''' Nv "''
moi returned yesterday.
The annual sermon before the American lnstitGte
of Christian Philosophy Wtl be preached by the
Rev Dr. james X. Day in the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church on SUNDAY evening
February u.
Major J. II. Cote, the Enllish Evangclist. is bold
inc n seres If evangelical services ~ evenings II
this week at the bedford street Methodist plSc"-
pal Church. Of Which thc RcN. DI JoHl T. 'Obk-
man Is pastor
BoURKE C0cKRAN's BriL
w. Bourke Cochran IN hs speech AT the National
avrIinc made a delightiu Irish bull. Ic said:
" Irshmcn are to-day hItln% Tor IN" lib'iiy ol
Ireland who have never seen the land OF their
Dlrtu!'
wHEEIMEN HAVE 4 GOOD TIME
The Harlem whcemcn had Il concert and rrccD-
ton IN Association Hall, Harlem last night. There
was n large attendance, and when the Hocr was
cleared for dancugcVcrv wished for more space.
president William H. De Grdaf led III the grand
march.
REGULAR FERRY TRIPS FROM FORTY-sECOND-sr
The regular ferry service between West Forty
sccJud-st and the Wcchawkcn Station Of the Wcst
Shore Railroad Will be resumed to-day tcmpc-
r0rv structure has been erected in West Forty
81 rcorG-st directly i'll font OF the station recently
des: roycd by fire.
CUUGCH SOCIABLE IN HAELEN.
Pilgrim Congregational Church parlors were
flied by the members and their friends last nlS
at the monthly SOclabc." Addresses were made
by the Kew. S. II. Vr9m and others Mrs. Philip
g. Low and Mrs Marshall Ayres, presided over the
bountIful supper.
FLAMES IS HOTEL CHIMNEY.
SCOT in one of the chimncys of the Ncw-YOrk
Hotel took li,e at O'clock yesterday morning. and
an alarm Of fire was sounded. The iircmcn were
MOI needed aud no damage was caused by the
flames IT was said by the hotel clerks, later III the
l.day that the fire caused no excitement IN the
building.
GENERAL sIGFL TAKTs THE OATH.
General Ftanz SGol look the oath OF Office yeotcr-
day before Commissioner Shields preparatory 10
| ossumlug the dulcs of Pension Agent, 10 which
r0sit;on he was appoint ted by President Cleyeland.
lie is compelled 10 furnish bond for Sl25,OOO,
and several wealthy German brewers we're snrcticS
on the bond winch he presented to District
Attorney Dorsheimor Tor approval
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
END OpAy Old PUBLTC LIBRARY

One of the oldest and formerly one of the
bcstknown public libraries OF New. ork the library OF
the Typographca socisty has just been sold The so
cety In conceived the iGea of adding library 10
its possessions and began the formation OK one when
that date until 1850 the books only used for pri-
circulation among the melnOerlo me socetyDut IN
the latter year the idea carried into execution or
making it public library Articles OF incorporation
were obtained and for thrtyve years It's thousands or
volumes were q source of improvement to people. The
beoks been sold and the society Itself, which
is in a hOursLng condition. has removed from Cham
bersst. to the Of the TypOthcr In Park place.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
WORK IyG roR YOUNG MEy ~ TIE BoWERT

The first anniversary O1 the Dung Men IS
Institute was held yesterday at Nos. 222 and 22i
Boycry The address of welcome was made bY William
r. Dodge chairman OF the Committee OF Management.
and other addresses made by Henry j. Scnddcr ana
Cephas Brainrrd. Walter n. OyertOn read the annual
rrport progress aud condition Of the association
since October yOuGg had Visited the rooms.
and 10 600 hal made OF the reading rooms. It mad
3o2 members, who attended nearly all the meetings
given ~ the institute aud TRD members OF the
gymnasium or the evening casses Tho lectures, enter
tinnrnts had also been especially success
ul ln drawn. large crowds Inc institute Is branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association. and was
opened for public Inspection last October The building
was gun year ago, and upward OF 100000
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
NEJTS FROM TIE SUBURBS.

F,vORIyG THE WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
The project of building bridge the gap at wash
ingtonst Jersey CITY recelYe @ g tSe
Legislature tho location OF the proposed Dldge ana
Phelps In letter to Frank o. Cole. member OF the Ctl
zens Committee had asked him for his views on the
Washingon-st br dye every time am against all powers
that insist upon Keeping the two parts OF jersey C
friend Of the Wa.hington-st bridge" The thirtyiive
Legislators taken In carriages to the gap escorted
front of Mathiessen sugar house. which is at all other
times nearly impassablc from hogsheadS, DaIIeis,
machinery, etc. almost free from oDstructIonS.
fact which occasioned considerable comment diner
ent condition OF affairs existed In the gap however, ho
waterway between tho end OF Washingt0n-st ana tne
mn with schooners ghtcTs other kinds Of vessels,
a narrow space that had been left open. Thomas V.
Gator OF leaders In the bridge movement was eN-
hrSnghf there to create tho Impression the minds of
the legislators that the traffic through the gap was so
the draw would be open almost constantly, when prl-
vato detective employed by the susar,houSe c"npiy
walked up and denounced him as blanked llar othcr
employees o the sugarhouso were at the detectives BACK
urging him but Mr. Gator paid no attention to them
Mayor Collins presided AT the city Hall mretug ana
said that people az Jersey CITY had been ghtinS Dr
a bridge at the Westinghouse gap for ten years ne ne
municipal authorities had taken the proper Stcpso buh
& nTnav & , m ' @ Charles Seidior WAS Introduced
and said that heartily, totally AMI unanimously
IN favor bridge" lie Is member OF tie rr ot
.rs in the div peter Henderson another large prop
ery owner sad that II the popular W coua d D Hcer o
for the bridge George r. Mckenzie. president oi thc
Singer Sewing Machine Company, declared thHt thr
people OF Jersey city had been deprived OF nearly oil
thcir rights nv Corporations The bridge absolute
necessity and must ue built George W. Clcr'hSt sAI
that LES represented the merchants OF Jersey Clty ana
thcr were unanimously IN favor Of bridge; After sev
crai other address, had been made resolutions were
adopted condcmning proposed tuhn"I stnrnlc ~ @ l,
practicable. expensive and mrre in1kcshit or P"rdcr
to divert public attention ana afford the opponents :"
the bridge IN opportunity or excuse 10 continue 'Hc
fight against the improvements
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
on rEIAI. roR Ills LlFE.

At the tfll iuJcrscy City yesterday OF Joseph Flood
FOR The giiiin. % Thomas sexton September 10,
number % witnesses t"Silact ihat sexton was thc AZ
Dresser ard mat Flood mi not use knife. Sexton died
from stab wound l1 The ahduucn ana tucNHtc chatEcS
thai Flood inflicted the Wuuud. Nome uf The witnesses
saw knife ~ Floods hlud Flood testified that Ntun
struck him viii his back turned. When turned
around" he continued sexton made r Sh at inc uhd
saw knife N his hand. eliuchru ana got h"li ~
the which b" hcld the kifc put ny Tist arm
around his waist ana held hand WIKI my !cfi IS"
tuggrd and fcll. 1ud while were down sexton struck
me did NOT ~tIi hlri and dil not know that he hal
been stabbed. At tho hospital sexton fsid that
stabbed HIM" FooI's tcs,iu oDy closed tao case ana
to-day the counsel VIII -Jiu az.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

Tie trial Of The indictment ag Iu. the Superintendent
and SirWaid ui The -.cA {, Luly luu1tic Asylum ~
Newark wa, 90 .taucI yc-tcr .4y. Nt'Ar~sr7 t'ih"d
10 tie general Ua catrIctcF uf ;hc loot served u the
patients.
has cal ,cl 81. - lC held to-day lo tHAe
.cilon che appointments u ID" Mayor for Fr" ana
I,,ic & ruiI- .gr-r- wished tUr ORIGINAL
act f. 20 t'r operation without Ev fmrnd ei ana lr
a r,uvris ,iipu WITH President Murphy threatened 10
cal! on The Governor Tor military aIl.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
JyyrElNcE J0rAyILISIS MEET

The Insurance journalists Association of the
Uuilrd states h-d aI'y se sion yesterday Ht tie
metropolitan Hotel! The as,oci3!"n 90 made up Of TIE
owners and cIItOr or Insurance papers chiefly III New
York Boston and Philadelphia. and meets four times
wear In The various s,r.n cities IL has ~ present
about thiriy-hyc members lh" meeting which was
nrd with closed doors. occupied for The most part
with the o nlrai matters. G. 4. lln", Of
Tie Insurance hoa1r presided aud Franklin Webster.
OF ibe CLyon Has secretary dinner given ~ tho
evening ~ H.. Metropolitan lincc 10 which twenty
members ana heir guests sat down.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
SLOcKHOLDLRS or Tile TLLEGRlrn

A meeting Of the stockholders of The
DdiiB IcegrdIh, the morning paper which suspended
publication about month ago was held yesterday
afternoon at the Metropolitan Hotel George ID. lennon,
tie secretary of The Fi'DUh Publishing Company.
~ charge and the part OF the stock repre-
seuicd Uy proxy. Edward ". Frost Henry H. Mctcalr
aud George d. Lennon were clec ed trustees for the
suiug year. A proposition made To Increase the
capital stock from 100000 " $2JOOOD II found
however that less than twO-thrd> OF the EOckhOdrr,
represented that number btng required to
make Tie change legal ana the matter was postponed.
No action taken toward renewing the publication of
he
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
RACK IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

William G.. Smith, who was the Stock EXcnahge
member Of the firm of Grant d Ward, was read
nlttea 10 the Exchange yesterday. HIS iohe suSf rs
the Boald an Injustice because his INNOCENCE OF any
eompIicity IN tie operations of Fish and Waid mas
neyer been doubted. rhe FIRMS rascailtieS were
~bollv outside the stock Exchange.
Charles W. Turner, who has been connected WIN tnl
Abe wcll-known firm OF John ii. DAVIS ~ 20 loi
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
Exroa1IyG RlcE Br run uILAIoS TOYS.

Considerable prominence has been gwen TO
the probable ports or burmese THIS the cst
mates hcug a5nut l,OJOOJO tons. or 100000 ba-s
John Talmage OF Dan. Ttlnsgr's Sons, said y"stor-
day Thc estimate WIDE OF It's mark, the political
disturb .uccs have caty Ile.lrIol with the catva-
ton IN many districts. The production il likely t. be
not more - per cent 0f the estimate. aud II the
uorts come up estimate thcy would not hc largely
In cxccss of previous years. The exports clean rice
from Burunnh ia 1885 were 100000 bags III lsSi,
5.gJS. 900. and III 1883, :, lNg,g2O."
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
HO.HE Ne US.
rpGMINENT ARKINALS.

Clyendon HoM Senator u. Cameron AND
wife OF Pruusy wanna. M"rr"y hW hoG- TenAt'
nTesiasut OF John Hopkins University. aud jude Jn"h
4 Holman OF lniianapoa 49,. HGg""H L""'e "i.
grossman William c. MayDury, of Detroit t----.h't>y
Lo,,sg-Iolu {. New, oil indianapolis; stat hH.lt'I
EmiI C. Kicswctlcr, uf Ohio and "%-r'ia'"r y" \. a.
A. O. Boarn of Rhoe Isa d.. ST. JIncs Ho' ~ ~
Cnucr,ss1uan Horace r. Page. OF CahvIhlt. |""
IrlIne U0irI-Wayue MlCNcAEh, OF PhiddelpA.a. aid
cy.Msvor samuel i. Grecn. of Boston.--.: ,,''S1l
UotrI-David uo>ettcT. Of Plt'sDGFS..... .N'Tt'""'
Uonse-Dr. John l.. Gray, OF Utica
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
MuArIs GoING ON TODAY.

Dar,mOuih college alumni dlnncr DtIm0ulcos, eNtI-
ing. ,. c...,. ,,o,.,
ueriiur of card OF Aldermen. noon.
omen Board OF Brokers case "clurc Referee hoW"h0'
Kohut arson trial. Genera! Sessions.
snrii0n s1c OF Rogers BJokTatcr pictures Chckcr'
'' 'schaeicrVisnaux billiard match Cosinopoitm Hail.
p. ~. 81, .,,-. .o,,,.,,,, roi,,orico,s cv,r.
ing. ..,........ " ,ot W., ,rrf,t,.
eighth ST., y. III.
Meeting ol the Police Board.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
rnfry raIL> 10 GFr LlcESNa

John ". 1hc!'S proprietor OF the concert
and rc hdi ia =, 90 Nc~' '"uItccutS a fcr dy y7
app.ctt en- Ms &c., r;ci Nv-t,sIty. lccu-" vas hold
l.t bl g ORG w. :, LWiI dummy fnr lhci.~. Who
if,d 10 have 10 renewed month, CJuus. .ipIcr
NorrI-. who had hrcn opposed 10 EttHE utciac- Tor
any sucl resort. made = determined ugntb ~ that
ease There hr irins granted 10y tie Board upon
Schmdr- Application, Iud ia I"arI isirncd {" i"sii
moIy that the bali resort for disrrputdlc per
,o,t- \ decision no tn had not hccu reached hy
Commissioners AItch. and lnuchtnn when Thcl-s put
ju an appl.caiipn hs a",punt. The tIl ih been
kent Outn withUu lircu-" for InO1t two months.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
WHAT IS CONSUMPTION ?

uyi 'l,., r..- .uc ta-. The osyg,u hr,Ith,d la and
Co.,. ,l,. ipu- s'. cd hr t blood 20 ~" tjn<' from
IA health. With rp -'u'iuE's ot
ftJ 10 t.a ft' lr'i.ic
..iI Ii.l', ort tlru ,D- clfsIh Hui bronchitis come
ltH-'s -t1ys uut'l ll t-itf. m son
here -.It .tp.s ~ ,Irh h' lgs and 'r,r> then
U And. NOT very long liitr
,tI. t. lIt.,iir- .fow- snort and uuOict ha z
r no longer r.i N. thc cou,uWptNc too. knows
ff.t' matter or gtLt Interest 10
tlu,. ,unlIIlL tIm d.. disease attention - called 10 me
inhaler invent Zee ting -i.A lungs un IN
fsru, ~ e tiul Idi putIur~ she blood hy
rnHrk abe cures have been mad" ~
Fun .uurl1 ItH. Nth GOT, "olflv can Poe lti iN calling
tlronI t.t ,., .'IIOt, ~ iiALLB COMPANY - East
I.t,t ST.. .Nui,. 'y writing Ion explanatory pamphlet
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
pREA CHLN0 1ND NLNGLNa LN WELCL

The Church of the Heavenly Rest in Fifth
ave. near FOrty-nfth-st.. filed last evening with
members Ot -. Diyid's Benevolent Society. Tho
Welch organization composed Of Mclchmcn
and The descendants of Welchmcn In Ncw-IoTk aud
Brooklyn. Ia Postmaster General James Ia its prcs
dent Last ming the first annual service that has
brcu held by the society IN the chg The Rev. ID. Parker
Morgan preached the sermon IN the Wcch language. and
the singing by the congregation was also IN Wclch.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
AnIOuuo uBlgA
lII:sT Gi6

Best GOODs AIE PUT IN SMALLEST PARCELS
The Old prOyerO IL certainly true IN the Dr. Piercos
'iPcasant purgItivc Pclict." which little sugar
wrapped parcels scarcely larger Seda con.
tluiGg cahsrtic pOScr cO1c up the
rpusi ycOOkinE pill Unlike the big pills hOwSv er
mid and pleasant In thor operation do not produce
grping pains render the bowels cosyc after usihg
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
GL0OM At the NAVY YARD.

There is gloomy air about the Navy Yard
owing tho frequent dsnissas there recently. IL II
expected that 300 will be discharged from the
Construction Department IN short tine unosa orders
for extra work received. Already 100 have
been suspended In the Steam Engineering Department
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

hLiNUAiI.-A miik ksutA. Two feet long gas Lille! on
Wednesday.
HoglkU Tie Now elevated railroad was opened rc--
tcrlay the public Ihe road ,Nrih- from ihr Terry Ia
tu ton nf the Ii-,b ,boj uIr Iraiu- "ric ran 80 u-
;rrya. OF utc mu:t,, .r.L5 uaG. - o'r'. o. &c., tat
from }u.jl. = r iu. fhc grips were m good "ut.iu-
ord 4 AMI d.. went thn road liNuI a.I-
dct or delay !s - the first elevated road n th" state
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
MR. CANDA AT TIE suB-TREAsURY.

Charlcs J. Canda entered upon bis duties as As
s;staut Treasurer at New-YOik yesterday morning.
TLe counting OF the funds in the nb-Ireeasury,
States Treasurer Jordan took temporary charge of
The Office. aud winch was suspended until the ap-
ponIment of an Assistant Treasurer, was promptly
rTesu,ned Mr. Acton is represented IN TINS count
mo nv Marshall r. Blake, for many years collector
OF internal Revenue. Air. Acton visited the sub
Treasury late III the afternoon, ana 10 the leillIk
piied while he gave Mr. Canda familiar nudge
Yes. Inc is at home; but then lie has been here
about three weeks"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

Beware OF slight irritation of the throat.
Drummels Cough Drops give imnelia relief. Wholesale
House, I05 ANA 40 Grand 81.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

the last seventeen years was elected ,h he U
the Exchange yesterday 1t is understood tha' ho
will establish q new firm in few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..

lt Lczington.ave, between 2qtb and 30th sta
Hours & 70 to T. bisrases Of the Nervous systo,u
Gtnito Urinary Organs Impotence and steriliy,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

until next week. Twelve sailmakers were dSehargeu
from The Equipment Department yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
MARINE INT ELLiG ENCE.
MfNfATrRr NrWNNAc.

MtN'ATrHr AItNVN-
sun r.os 700 se's 10 Moon rl's 90 Hoo1' age. d. 2i
lIGH WATER TO-DAY.
1M--Sar'v fros. $40 G"r. - l1i $50 Hell G1t, J59
PR.->auly Hook. $50 O,.is.lL 3jj Tell GltA 0Ii
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
E3SIRhsING
or THE
WEST SHORE DEPOT.
Letter from I. Y. Y. ROSTER.

OFFtri oF VEST SHORE T. r.
-. 10. g. y. r. Il. r. co.. Lessee Z
NEW. YORK. Jan. : 1856.
NF~SRS uEELiNi ,v CO.. 2jl Broadway.
CUNTS. ~ IA, destruction - our depot. i2d-
It.. iutl.- ci,y ou sunday morning l'-t .ith lnst)
We lal one o. your PA1FNT HAMPTON
SAIL in The tic~e; oGi's. wh ch in the
,catrc of t..r c,uia ;:lton. aud bears evidence oI
ia, severity ~ th' ncIt ~ The melting 0i some %
"a. outer portions Of tl' iron. ON op ming 1t wc
aYrp.r. ed to h.t tr c tle money and papers aud
r.!fr ,oYtsal .,c ..i lr.-er, ed 10 our complete
satisfaction.
Yours respectfully.
E.V. ". ROe~IrEG.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At rms pOR1



~tin.- S,f - N.b-a,.4 l..r. Erl.s Glasgow Jan H.
lame f utsr all % cabin and rt r rtgc fI-sea-
&. AL-tfr ItafNI. & CO., a. t.r Ban t l.I
steamer POLYNESIA ftrr. kuhn Hamburg Jan 10. with
nlss 4 urr.r 90 I'I".ls Bros 4 60
steamer ~ /.
l', r.t r'7.'ai, o. rc'cr Tirt s. sous Arrived At
the llIg 80 l 3. .u.
-,.,'no. tan. Er 'i.o,o santos Jlr p B.lite. with
ui-~ tu ii"-f '.rH"' AfI'1rd 10 90 iial r. i"t1.
steamer -ssis Domino ht.T, -au HfuHto tty Jan D.,
H.. Porto IJ l~ N.I'r'ls 30 ffPt ~ 'I 2l.
luJs- island 81, w,,' mds" aud ra' H@'rs % "n T. Cyic
g AfI,tI - tI. i,A! 90 } ..H
~Iraurr NlaIp .s-. tr-L.r '.,.i Go.vr Ia. 3d. ii.a
EuHr .I Jf.1rc. ~ t". 'uv rUc, - ror'u tucc IT,
IaI~' b. kluf-trp e. AutIuip1 days vIth a.d
-sc,1cI- 10 rl iorUo"d TO- Arrived at the iar 90 -
steamer or.roe' t G1l,in. Hamilton Er1uudi laws
sr ,u. pa--oi :ristp "ut'Ibr'F' Go Arrived
f., 10 j
-,,s,r,, ,'or.. lr. laNsop. ~tJpIa-. NJ via Halifax
With ..d.c 'uf p2-'' i-.r7i, Nl.ni d. hsiiuN D.
wiz ud, ar' ",.. -nr".- '' D. f.'"' ......... ,,p
-'.H.f % Ir4'... lt.i % l"-' % "'ii H'H' 90 Il
Uf..1.f.
SuS,FI-Wfu' D, -lIIv tt,'. I-lt S-'t thick 'oE ~
C.t. sItt. u-lt ~. co .ut ana 81 .S oA -I'ir
SANDY tons. .| rH :..fu llrt t.'. n'.'5. 20.
W.uo. g. D, .ri.., ~D.H. h.IFy. Weather. i"- B.
Att.yttf. ,'...t.-
with -~ rf a. ta-.rI 'r-to H.uucg,nI Bros Arrived
tt 'I. tiIr 80 ...t
t'........,.r f. % ..- .rre"'ls.rJ.nt uhi- 1n1
. Cane. BE-. F;l IIt. tri pI-,.I-cis 10 tuu,h. Lyr
( Go. AuHrt,t 20. E.g.t b. b I'D.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

~trarr-7 tauult state ~ vtHlt. G'1g
gov ue urrs Nc,. 'rn. rhon. Nticu' !. 'uuyr'
tt'ru. N.A4.Ist lia Sc Atrur foi au ir.,' e.
t-4rrs ,.I",.tou. Tallahassee. savannah Ma.h4ttd.
Richmond.
Anchored at ry Island boan ont Bar, Lady of the Lake
O..
- Ihc -u.ucr It1c s-lmcrt plvirg hrtNr'n Nev-
Y0r and t, l,' lts DISTINGUISHING u'.it
Cson .t s'NIHs tIe colon. dVit, go ,iirc.s
foipwr" 90 MA. tlr ;uu1, mar. 10, at
hac, tor WIT rru. Nht hnug9 ANA lower part o. N me-
rel 'hc h"r rf4;i5 White d.t VITA bnc iloa al
IS c.itr-. Romans. n
dcrrI. aud three hers DUildiu
Ml-CEtl.A NEpr-
Bart ~uroTi Pm. hycrn from Ncy-YorF Nug IT, Ziuzi
bar CiItt and ouh.y bns brJn totally wrecked Rt
Madagascar. Al han - Hcru ,,y. Il.
IiiH MOVEN aNrS IF STEAM ;lh
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

Lyrr'pt. Jan 27-Arrvcd steamer Lake Wiurqcs lBrJ.
Cat pbr'l from sew York
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan Arrived. steamer FuliI Ger Rngk
from NcWIok jan 20 on her way 10 Bremen and proceed
ed.
GLASGOW. Jan @S-Arrlyrd steamer state OF Nevada tBr)
SacwIu irOn NeH NOrt Ian 49,
2th-Snud, steamer Crt ssit tBr Campb II. for Now.
NorI.
MDyLLv J,u Is ,rrvcd Sctuct ETHIOPIA tir. wiror,
from Nr"-Nork Jan Il, On her way 10 Glasgow (and pro
cccti'd
mn Jan 27-sailci steamer Chicago ur, Jones' for
New-lGrk.
BHlsroL. Jan - Arrived steamer BROOKLYN city dr. Fitt
from NcwNOTk Jun 10
SWIM jan 2jArnycd steamer Martha tGcr) TOpp from
NcW-l ORR jan !,
LEGuolS, b Arrived steamer Inliltiya utaD ,,ao
from Ncw-Nogk Dec 80
PARA Jan % Sailed steamer Clement (Ir Burcy. for
NoW.No;h
HAyANA Jan 28-Ariycd stelmcr city Of Aleyandria Rcy
nota. from Mexican potts to New ok twill
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTOV. Jan SAu!ycl. steamers (Br,. Dutton
Istuap or. Lcask Iowa (Br. Walters. Liverpool Inn
Once ,Bri Wicm Halifax. Jan brcydcl tBe,g), Meyer
Antwerp Tor New York.
CLEARED. steamer city OF Macon Savannah ahd sailed,
PhILAbELrnIA, Jan 2S-AIrWcl, steamer AbOrtCa (BV)
Temple. CIithAgenH
CLEARED. steamer McuLGleh tBr'. MCIlc, PGttaa.
BALuNoEr, Jan -ArrIycd steamer Geo AppDld warren
Fr. ydCnrc
Cleared steamers Toledo tBr) WIsh,rt RottcrIau Pirate
lri, Grahlm kngstoni Sorpho lBr Hastio, savannah;
Chatham IIallttt. BJSOn
sailed steamer kchiwJrth.
SAVANNAH Jan - Salcd steamers Strltheycu (Br)
CelOuI. 1tr Of saw iuual, NcY-lorS.
CHAgLE7TON Jan 2S-Aryrd ncr lHrrOs Hamburg
New YORK for galveston and proceeded.
NGWOGLEASs. Jan 2S-teaI,d. steamers Australian tBr
Liverpool Nantes. barcelona
GALy>. ON, Jan 2S-salird steamer C0mal, Ncw.YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
Total. ...-.-...-.
LIABILITIES.

Reserve Fund 1 per cent. .$36. 6.i3j, ,468 90
Policy CLAIMS IN prUcrS5oi ~,
adjustment 2zN,lZS -
Divfdends due ard unpaid. 1916 81
Premiums paid In advance. l2,lS2 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
No Accounting for TASTE.

A few years ago while at Christians
burg we had pointed out to us an old
cOlOred man who was said to be an
habitual cOal-oil drinker; that he
would 60 to a store and buy half pint
at the time and drink it off with the
relish of an old topper taking his morn
ing toddy. lie seemed to be in fine
health, and, to the observer, prDspered
under the influence Of his oily beverage.
This old man, when questioned as to
his habit, stated that to him the taste
was better than any other drink he
knew of; that he could stand a great
deal of cold and was never sick. 1t
is said that during the days Of
the James-Riyer canal there was
employed upon one of the boats
a negro man who drank coal
oil regularly, but until to-day we did
not know that Lynchburg could pro-
duce another addicted to the same habit.
At the Police Court this morning one
of our white citizens was charged with
drinking coal-oil. lie pleaded guilty
to the charge, and to verify the state
ment he picked up the oil-can and
drank freely of its contents. lie con-
fessed to being very fond Of this drink,
aud stated that it was both stimulating
and healthy. This party is known to
be a total abstainer from all intoxi-
cants, and it was supposed that he
partook Of nothing stronger than water.
Is coal.oil temperance beverage?