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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA.
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4 Polskiej OJczyzny.
Xielnie POlskie pod ga.
DOrenm I'm OSkiewskimn.

Jarmark W L ecznel, W
Krdlestwie Polskiem, wyprzedzaja-
cy o pare tygodni najwlekszy w
kraju jarmark m~atuszowski W To-
w1czu, jest do pewnego stopn1a
barometrem ma konie i byd1o.
Ot6z tym roku jarmark ma ko-
ME byf znaczny, a wiec i ceny
wysokie, co ola udajacych sic ma
parotygodniowy jarmark do To-
wlcza moze stanowic pewna wska-
zowke. Ia pare ros}ych kon1 po-
wozowych p}acono cd 10000, a
nawet 1000 rubli to jest ceny
przynajmniej 20 procent wyzsze w
porownaniu 4 reinforcement.
Z~wyzkowa tendencye wywofa}o
przybycie kilku kupc6w zagrani-
cznYch, 2 ktdrvch na~]wiecej zaku-
pow porobif pan Schletzer Z Byd-
goszczy. Kupiec ten nabyl OGDEN
50 koni, placqc cd $50 do $50
rubli 20 sztuke. Handlarze koni,
przewiduj2c 3 p~oczatku jarmarku
usposoblenie z~wyzkowe, sporo "a
rabiali. Fornalki W stosunku do
powozowych by}y dose TAME i do.
bra pare koni fernalskich p}acono
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
Kto "a Morgensterna "a
pfaCi?
Czytamy W Polaku ~ Amery.

ce:
Ma jakich podstawach zwykle
/ wog6le a w szczegolnosci 20 u
rzednik6w Zwiazku N. p. poreczy-
ciele sk}adaja kaucye? Otto ma ia
kich, re znajac konstytucye wiedzq,
IL zarz2d a wzglednie cenzor jest
o%bowiazany mad mini czuwa@ i z
tel stroni So spokojni, DO zadnego
naduzycla bye ME moe. Jesli
Jednak sta}o sic p1zeciwnie, jesll
ten zarzad ME rozciagaf dostatecz-
mel kontroli liczac, re W razie wy
padku jest zabezpieczony kaucya
- to cry ! wtedy wobec prawa,
sumlenia i honoru poreczyciele
take SO obowiazanl nagrodzic szko-
de wynik}a z taklego niedbalstwa?
Sadzimy, re ME. Poreczycle]e wte-
dy tylko byllby odpowiedzialny-
mi, gdyby mimo wszelklei, kon-
stytucya w%skazanej kontroli, nadu-
zycie nastapi}o. w przeciwnym
razle zadnego ME maja obowiazku
straty pokrywac; obowiazek ten
wyfacznie ciazy- ma winnych ME
dbalstwa. A re nledbalstwo by}o,
temu Mkt ME zaprzeczy.
Jesli zarzad a ~wzglednie cen
0 wiedzia}, jak sic rzeczy prowa-
dza a ME zapobiegf temu- Jest
winnym; jesli ME wiedziat leo
zreszta trudno przypuscic] r6wnie
jest winnym DO by1 obowiqzany
wledzied jake strozem wybrany.
Ale nan sic cos wldzi, re VIE
dzia} i ola tego to TAX goraco pra-
gnaf, ably Morgenstern zn6w zostaf
wybranym, DO wtedy tylko by}o-
by sic to i%eszcze ma jakis czas u
ta:}o. Wiedziaf DO zreszta pisma
o tenn przestrzegaFy- ale ola te-
60 to w}asnie starano sic gfes pra-
sy osfabic i redaktor6w publicznie
krzywdzlG, choc m6wili prawde.
Zreszta pom'jajac juz navel
brak kontroii pred sejmem, toe
przecie z chwila, gdy inny sekre-
tarz wybrany %zosta4, przedewszys-
tkiem naleza}o cd dawnego nietyl-
ko kslazki rachunkowe, ale i ksia-
zeczke bankow2 odebrae, kt6ra
sekretarz byt obowiazany mice re
soba. Gdyby zas okaza}o sic, re
takowej ME posiada, wtedy on
sam by} W rekach. Gdybv by}
cenzor to zrobi}, m6gfby wyma-
gao cd poreczycieli pokrycia stra-
ty; re jednak tego ME uczynif,
dis san tylko moze odpowiadac.
Nietylko prawem, ale sumieniem
i honorem winien bye do tego
zniewolonym.
Zyoda pociesza zwlazkowych,
II poreczyciele So to ludzie homo
row., vice Z pewnoscia zaplaca.
Nam sic zdaje, IL honor ME Wy
maya ofar, gdy So inni, do kt6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17

SWAT catY, a oznaJmlalaca nam,
ID poganskie cesarstwo Japoh-
skie chce przyjqe Ware kato..
licka. Japonia jest poteznem
panstwem pofozonem ma da.
lekim wschodzie azya,yckim
" pcbli2u Chin. Dzisiaj liczy
Japonia czterdziesci millonow
lnieszkancow ! Jest ]ednem z
najpotezniejszych i ~najbogat-
szych panstw azyatycSich. Do
tad wyznawafa Japonia ware
poganska polegajaca ma czc7e-
ulu sfonca i ma lnnych zabo-
bonach. Dzisiaj przes&af cesarz
Japohskl Ojcu sw. pismo, W
ktorem oswiadcza, 2e chciafby
przeJsc wraz z cafym ludem
swoim Ia 1ono Kosclola ka:o.
lick'ego. Wiara katolicka ma
wedfug slow cesarza STAG sic
W Japonii droga do zbawie-
mia. Byto to pred dwustu
przeszfo laty. Pracowaf tam
wowczas mad TEN sw. Ksawe-
ry wraz z innymi misyonarza.
mi. Ale snaG lud Japonski byf
wowczas jeszcze "a ciemny do
rozpoznanla prawdy. Podbu
IRONY przez ziych ludzi, po-
wstaf, wymordowal swietych
mlsyonarzy nawroconych
przez Mich braci swoich i ma
newo popadf W ciemnosci pc.
ganstwa. Dzisiaj stosunki sic
zmienify. Lud japonski sam
widocznie przejrzaf, il wiara
jego jest czczym i grzesznym
zabobonem, DO sam pragnie
swiat}a chrzescianskiego. Me
watplmy atoli an, ma chwile,
he wrogewie Kosclofa kato-
lickiege uzyja teraz wszelkich
swych ~wplywow i sit, by ia
ponczykow odwiesc cd powzie.
tego Zamiaru. Ale 2 drugiei
strony ufamy W Boga, il fla
ME szyki swych niewiernych
synow j Kosciof sw6j nowym
otoczy t%ryumfem. A bedzie to
tryumf mad tryumfy, jezeli o.
Gu sw. uda sic W tych ciez-
kich ola Kosciofa czasach po-
zyskac az 40 milion6w no.
wych wyznawcow. Modlmy sic
vice, by to sic stale!
KATECHIZM PANSLA-
WISVOW. ,,Gra2danin" W
nastepu]acy sposob streszcza
Satechizm panslawistow rosyj-
skich:
III Propaganda katolicka
A''stryi zmusza Rosye do 60
towosci. q Wojna przeciwko
Austryl jest tylko kwestya
czasu i ME powinna sic skon-
czye pofowicznie, jednak Ca
llcya Rosva kontentowaG sic
ME mole. 81 Austrya oddac
powinna Rumunii: Siedmio-
gr6d, Wielki Banat l Bukowi-
ne pofudniowa. Al Bosnia Po-
granic7e wojskowe, Slawonja
i Boka Kotarska odchodza ma
rzecz Serb'i. 81 Rumunska dy.
nastya katolicka zastapiona
1ostanie przez prawosfawna.
81 Iron serbs''si przechodzi ma
ksiecia czarnog6rskiego. 4
Wojska panstw bafkanskich
przechodza pod dowodztwo ro-
syjskie. 81 Cerkiew prawo-
sfawna la poiwyspie Balkan
skim pozosta wac bedzie pod
opieka cara, a synod zbieraG
sic bedzie corocznie W Kor.-
stantynopolu. 81 Misyonarze
katollccy l protestanccy, tn.
dziez b:skup1, wylaleni costa
ma z pofwyspu Balkanskiego.
lO Synod rosyjski jedna GER
KEW bufgarska zcerkwia gree
ka".
W KsIEsTWIE R
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
co SkYCHAC?

nami, ieby ewangetickie ma
bozenstwa zaprowadzac pc
polskich wslach i ewangelic-
kle koscioly W nich budowac,
a ewangelickich pastorow jak.
na]wlecej W polskich stronach
osadzac. Me dose ma tenn, wy
sefa)a ewangelickich wedrow-
COW z roznemi ksiqzkami i
drukami, zeby te W naszych
stronach rozpowszechuiac.
Niech2e sobie robia to wszyst-
ko miedzy swymi. My katoli-
cy i Polacy wiedzmy proceed
o tenn i ten mocniej trzymaj-
my sic kazdy swolej WARY |
swojej mowy, a miedzy SODA
t%rzymajmy sic kupy. A lie
czesto niemieckie ksiaaki lu-
dzlom prawie gwaltem wei
SHANE bywaja, vice na}lepiej
ME przyjmowaG cd nikogo
2adne; zgofa. 70 tel pamletac,
De prawda darowanemu k o.
W W zeby sic ME "a
glada, ale darowanej kslazce
trzeba zajrze6 jeszcze glebiej,
nil W same zeby, DO W niej
czesto wiele zfego ola duszy l
serca czlowieka ukrywaG sic
mole. Zreszta, co nam pc ME.
mieckich ksiazkach. DosyG
meki maja z niemi nasze die.
CT. My Polacy trzymajmy sic
polskiegc czytania."
WE FRANCYI zwyciezyii
republikanie PREY wyborach l
to CT, ktorzy wlasnie q teraz-
niejszym rzadem trzymaja. Blu,
lan2er prepaid q k7etesem,
bo choc go W jednym okregu
wybrano W Paryzu, to mai
prod wybor iego nie wa2ny,
a potem on sam ME miaiby
pc co ma sejm przybywaG, DO
ME miafby tam pc swo)el stro-
ME, jak tylko kilku takjch, 2
ktorych sic dzisiaj pc swiecie
talk Snieja, ]ak z niego same
go.
POSEA WLOSKI Kuki (pi-
SIZE sic Cuchi) przyzuat teraz,
De on sic uSfadai W r. 1870
z p. Bismarkiem o to, ja5by
Rad pruski patrzaf no to, gdy-
by krol w}oski Rzym zabrat
papiezowi. Pan Bismark mia1
powiedziG, ze | owszem, a ma
te zachete zabrano Rzym, a
wtedy zaraz posel pruski po-
szedf Wfochow W Rzymie po-
vitae ma znak, Re Rad pruski
sic z tenn zgadza i uzna;e
krela ~wfoskiego panem W Rzy-
mie.
W DNIU 20 WRZESNIA
obchodzl! Rzym smutna rocz
nice. W dniu tym BOWEN
pred 20 laty weszty do MA
sta pc krwawe) walce wojska
w~loskiego krola Wiktora Ema-
nue'a l za:braiy Ojcu sw. lego
odwieczne Cd Boga olrzyma-
ne dzjedzictwo. - Roznie tel
dzieh ten roku bie3acym
obchodzono. = Liberafowie
swiecill 60 gIosnemi ucztami,
chcac brzekiem szklanek i pu-
steml mowami przygluszyc
gfos sumlen,a, ktory wofaf W
dnlu tym s%ilniej moze do Mich:
,,OddaJcie coscle zabrali!" Ka-
tolicy zas spedzili dzien 20
wrzesnla ma rozmyslauiach i
modlitwie, proszac kornie Be-
ga, by Kosclof swoj z vie
zow wydobyf i powrocit Ojcu
sw. to, co mu pred Iaty bez.
prawnie zabrano.
BOG NIEPOJETYM JEST
w uvrnlEoob o,oo;ob1 Tl.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
j. f. DANKOWSKI
Notaryusz
= ubliCznv
6SOW. II Str. & Ashland Ave
W Chicago.

Generalna agentura kart o.
kretowych i k%ole)owych. =
Sprzedazy i kupna gruntow,
lotow, domow it'd. - wypo3y.
czania pleniedzv ma properta
i zaciqgania po2yczek ma bu-
dowle dom6w.
j. F. Dankowski wyrabia
wszystkie paplery prawne wa
ane W ka2dym kraju.
Kolektuje pieniadze W A
Merge, jake tel W starym
kraiu przeZ sad lub pefnomo-
cnlctwa.
@Gk<a~ ~Asekuracya cd
-ognia.
WogoleP olacy mo-
ga z ciagnac porady
i pomocy we wszel-
,kich inreresach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-17
NRBE57SEER![M
B
Ne
Szybka jazda ~parOwcani.
Bremen a New York

Najstawniejsze parowce
ALLER, TRAVE, SAALE,E EMS,
CIDER, WERRA, FULDA.E LBE, LAIN
Co sobote i srode z Bremen.
Co sobote i S"0de Z New York.
Bremen lest miastem bardzo
wygodnie pofozon I'm ola podroz-
nych i zKremem MONA W bardzo
kr6tkim czasie pojechac do wszyst-
kich miast Niemiec, Ausryi i
Szwa]caryi. Szybkie parowce poi
nocno-niemieckiego Lloyda SO bu-
dowane z szczegolnem uwzglednie-
mem pasazerow sredniego pok}adu
drugiej kajuty, maja take pomos.
ty i doskonaia wentylacya a kuch-
MIA ola pasazer6w wyborna.
Przesz}o
100000
p~asazerow ma parowcach niemieo.
kiego Lloyda odby}a podr6z NOR.
ska be%zpiecznie dobrze, Wzgledem
cen dalszych informacyj uda6 sic do
Oelricbs &CO. Gen. Agents.
Bowling Green, New York.
HI. ClauSsemiuS e. Co.
General Western Agents,
= South Clark Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan A~nglewicz, Hi. g. e..
Schmidt Agenci W Winona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
vrw NV 10 prSrRIBUTE POWER.

The O. c. Electric Motor Company last night
rave an exhibition Of their new system OF distributing
novvs, nv means o, wires through their factory In
ho h,serent OF the building an engine Of eghtyhorse
mower which is attached the dynamo BY belt recurring
steam Of six horse power to drive It, from tho dynamo
ros are run TO switch board and distributed on the
SIreront floors where they connect with small motors
which drive the machinery on the separate floors On
the fifth floor nearly dozen iathes pshns' milling
"a -e cutting machines running and doing the heavi.
eat kind OF work on ron steel and brass the whole
newer being transmitted through one wire running down
to the dynamo six floors below
1hs advnntaees claimed for the new system Of as.
trbutinc power are the saving Of loss Of power from
friction in belts and pueys the ability 10 use tho ma
chinery on one floor and have all the other sbafting
STATIONARY on the other noos and the fact that engine
and dynamo is sufficient 70 run machinery In different
buIdings where connection is made by means OF wires
In Large factories the system win also effect great saving
as the same dynamo WIN distribute electric light without
extra cst To accomplish the amount Of work and de-
veiop equal power that in use at the compsnys works.
IL was stated would require four times the steam power
now Hsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
vo rrAsor Kyoww poR hrs surorpBl

No one here able TO assign any reason for the
action of D. NJ Barrett of this city, in shooting him
self on Tuesday evening on train in tho Boston ana
Albany Railroad station at Boston Young Barrett
was son Of Thomas H. Barrett a mechanical en-
cineer who lives at No. 1,041 Park ave- and has
offices at No. SO John-st and No. so wallst He
was himself learning the profession with the firm Of
Donegan q Swift Of No. TIA Fultonst, who are
manufacturers of machinery, tools and machinists'
supplies They said yesterday that they could think
of no reason for HIS killing himself They added
that young Barrett seemed to be in good health
Thomas Fl. Barrett, his father went TO Boston yes
tsrsy Before going he said that he could not think
Of the slightest reason for HIS sons act and hat be
could only think that he was insane. as he said he
was 81 the note upon the margin of the paper found
upon him He dn not know Of any financial diff
cuities and could not imagine what should have made
insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
UNITED STATES MABryEs IN IRONS.


M. ogg and w. Healey two marines from the United
States man-ofwar Trenton. confined in irons in
this hold of the receiving ship Vermont at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. They arrived the Pacific mail steamer
CITY Of Para yesterday morning. 0gg deserted from
the Trenton at Calao. He caught after ten days.
court-martialed and sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment Healey tried for assauIhng B. C.
Decker midshipman, and was sentenced to five
years Imprisonment. Lieutenant A. c. Dillingham;
happened 10 be in Panama at the time. having gone
there in charge Of some marines for the Trenton,
the two prisoners sent back IN charge Of him.
Corporal T.. Hovarlte and Sergeant NJ Mahr also &C
compsned the prisoners.
After tho City Of Para had got out Of sight Of land
tho irons were taken of the prisoners and were not
put on again until the vessel about leaving
Quarantine to come 10 her pier yesterday morning
When Sergeant Mahr attempted TO nut the irons on
cgz. he resisted and scufHe followed. Mahr pulled
out his big navy revolver inmdate ogg. and during
the scutfe the pistol went of. as Mahr says. ac-
cldentally but II said the bullet did not hit org
trough the reports on that point are conflicting.
Lieutenant Dillingham; said that ogg's face was
bloody when tho prisoner arrived at the receiving
Ship and that the surgeon had seen him. but he de-
clSred that the blood came from Oggs nose. which
hal been hit In the scufie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
NO TROUBLE IN THE MERCHANTS CLUB.
REPORTS OF SERIOUS DIFFERENCES AMONG THE
MEMBERS DENIED!

REPORTS OF SERIOUS DIFFERENCES AMONG THE
MEMBERS DENIED!
Under the headline Of Moro Club Trouble,' long
story was published yesterday Of alleged discord in the
ranks OF the Merchants Club. The cause Ga tho
trouble was said to DO the recent discharge Of Clerk
Miles who for many years has kept the books Of the
club The cause Of his removal was laid at the door
OF william B. Kendall an expresident Of tho club, and
At present member of the house committee. The
result was so the article claimed. that two parties
have arisen IN the club, and trouble is imminent The
article also said The recent resignation Of Mt John
F. Plummer and the reason therefor is not calculated
to act as oil upon the troubled waters In the Mer
chants Club"
Mr. Plummer was seen by Tribune reporter yes
terday afternoon. and said al am not now mem
her Of the club 50 can say nothing about the story
In regard to my resignation. viii only say that re-
signed from purely personal reasons
Mr.. Kendall. when asked about the controversy be-
tween himself and Mr. Niles, and the trouble in the
climb. said: 81 have no controversy with Mr. Miles.
but on the contrary no and are good friends He
Is bowaver. rather hasty and abrupt man in his
manner. and there has been talk IN the house com
pittee for some time Of asking him to resign. short
fine ago no came to and told me mat ne nan peeh
rnnneSfed Ia resign and asked mo II could not help
sequesu toId b1m that the house committee had dc
nidd tlo matter and that could DO nothing ana we
olsrs ta On e,,od terms OF course. Mr. Miles bad
Eends an tho club who we're sorry 20 have him go,
hutt there IS trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
NETWORK CITY.

The Fire nepartnent addressed letter 10 the
dock Board yesterday, calling attention to the grain
elevator at vestry-st North River, as being In an
unsafe condition The building will be removed
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction open
bids to-day for lumber and groceries On MONDAY
contracts will be awarded for 1,1s0 tons OF coal Tor
the outdoor poor and $4,000 tons for tho depart
ment
The Elevated Railroad Commission heard testimony
In the case of John o'brien. who owns property ct
(3rand-st and South Fffth-ave o'Bnen asks top
$4,000 damages ~
The Peekskiu Bridge Company Is negotiating with
the Pencoyd Iron WORMS, Of Pennsylvania, for the
manufacture of the steel and iron frames Tor the
towers and great grder Of tho Peeksn bridge ABOUT
1000 tons of metal viii be required and although the
pcncoyd Company of which Mr.. Roberts, OF the Penn
svlvania Railroad IL one Of those in interest is well
eouinped for the work. Il is thought probable
the contract will go to Scotland the score OF
economy.
The brig Manson arrived from Nuevttas yesterday
In command of Mate Huntley. Captain Schultz was
drowned while going ashore in small boat at
Nuevitas His body recovered and buried on
shore.
The semla annual literary exercises Of the debating
society of ST. FRANCIS Xavieris College VIII take place
on Februsry'6 at Chickcring Hall
Two men who had gone to sleep IN the new, un-
were Overcome by sewer gas Wednesday night
One of them was found dead yesterday morning He
was Henry EDWARDS young stonecutter of Wood
lawn The other, stranger, was taken TO the Har-
lem Hospital inscnsi0le.
George Kelly, who accused of murder IN the
first degree In killing Charles P. Mclaughlin, ana ID
whose case a jury disagreed after long trial,
pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge MARITIME TO
in the second degree and was sentenced
TO two years and eleven months. Kelly was mem
Der of the Bsraehah Mission.
Herman Auerbach, waiter at the Metropolitan
Opera House, twentyfour years old, OF No 45S West
FortyNth ird-st was arraigned at Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, charged with selling bogus
wine tickets at the Union Boat Club ball, which was
held at the Metropolitan Opera House on Wednesday
night Each ticket represented 50 so.
Palmer B. Wells, stenographer, who was accused
Of sending indecent letters through the mails to Mlnna
Irving who lives at TarTytown, was convicted yes
to-day before Judge Benedict, in the United States
Circuit Court Of q violation Of the postal laws
Paul Oekas, tho German ciearmaker who shot
Jautor wehl Tuesday and shot himself in the
breast on Wednesday. could not be found in bellevue
Hospital yesterday It at first thought that he
had escaped, but inquiry led 20 the information
that he had been taken to tho Presbyterian Hospital
He was doing well yesterday, but his wound was pain
full
A. p Burbank road several selections at the Thurs
day Evening Lecture, held under tho auspices OF tho
General society OF Mechanics and Trdesmen, at Stein
way Hall, last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
4 VETERAN IGA1y IN DISTRESS

The veteran soldier B. S. W. c. whose unfortu.
nate case Tho Tribune has before referred IL seriously IN
again. and hts helpless family suffering
saries OF life HIS situation Is described BY com
rade well known Grand Army circles who visited him
last evening found the poor fellow he said sick
in bed in room without hre without medicine and his
wife and child without food In HIS anxiety Do
thing 10 support helpless family he had exposed him
self 70 the Indictment weather and taking Of money
which The Tribune readers had kindly sent him few
weeks ago nc large sum-. he had invested II IN
pictures OF weknown general expecting 20 put them I'm
frames for sale Indeed. no had already orders for
sufficient number to start little business but in the
midst Of his negotiations be taken III again. and IL has
not required many days Of sickness 10 swallow the
little moneT he had left and with which ne eIpee,sd
pay his II Is genuine eass for sympathy and
worthy OF immediate relief"
The Tribune will contributions this sick
man and his distressed family without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25


Steamer Gen Whitney Bearse. Boston II + Dmock.
Ship Armenia, CTtet san fmnclsco-Sutton d Co.
Bark Dunstafnage tBr. Fulton. Shanghai Scammei Bros
Bark Thomas Perry (Br Durkee Havre-Boyd & Hnckon.
Bark Constance DBL Zmmer Port Spain-Geo Christoll
Bark Atlantic, LAnfaro Brdgetown, BarDadoesH Trow.
bridges Sons
Brig Ubaldina OBJ sponagle Georgetown. Dcmera-rate
Muller a Co.
schr Faith coOmbs Perry Turks Islando Brett Son
a co.
schr Annie Rckerson, FOss Port Prnco-e A Brett
Son a.
sc6r walter L Plummor Plummer. Ponce. PR-L W a p
Armstrong.
sAILED.
Steamers Chateau Leove Singapore. Hong Kong &C.
Heyen London; Brooklyn City Brstol Gotha Copenhagen
Tyran, Eings0n Panama Havana; Orinoco. bermuda; All
gers GnlvestOn Tallahassee, Savannah Roanoke Newport
News Coventry, Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 24-Arrved steamer Wisconsin tBr
WOr from New.York Jan 10 on her way to Liverpool and
proceodedl
SOUTHAMPTON Jan n4-Arrivcd steamer Elbe (Ger. San
der from New l6 on her 70 Bremen land pro-
ceededl.
PoErIASD, Jan 2l-Arriyed. steamer Egyptian Monarch
(Br) BristOv from York H. on her
HULL Jan 23Arrived steamer Lepano tBr) Morgan from
NeW.fOrk
DuspEE 24-sacd Crystal CBr, sannard for
NewYork
LIZARD Jan 24-Passed steamer Richmond Hin Br Perry
nom New York Jan ~. on her way 10 London
GIBRALTAR Jan 2fPassed steamer foxford OBI. Thomp
son. ffom Mediterranean ports on her way to Newfork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 80.
shipping NEWS
PORT or NETWORK. THURSDAY. JAN. 20. lsS
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PORT or NETWORK. THURSDAY. JAN. 20, 1889
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hans Kurt tGerl, Reeckman Hamburg Dec 81
Via Plymouth n, Jan ballast 10 Eckmeyer Co Arrived
Steamer sayona Geri Kuchentha Santos Dec l5 Rio Jan.
yo q Co Arrived az the Bar az y3Oam
Steamer city OF Para lockwood, Aspinwnll days with
dse passengers 10 Pacific Mail ss Co. Arrived the Bar
Norfolk with nfse ana passengers 70 Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer II Dimock Eidrdge, Boston. with mdse 10 II
BARK Emma Crowcll Pendleton Shanghai Aug 90 Hong
Kong with mdse TO Russell & Coz vessel Pendleton
Bark Ida (swedD Carlson Hamburg 81 days with ndso
to order; vessel 20 Benham d Boyesen.
Bark smith Brl Tinsey Antwerp az days with mdse
Bark Persia (Nor) Aaroe, Antwerp 80 days. with mdse
70 order; vessel 20 Benham & B0yesen.
BARK Vesuyo diaD. Jongobad Genoa days with mdso
70 order; vessel 90 funch Edy0 a Co.
hides 70 Enos wderj vessel TO Browne 4 Keene
Brig Manson Hu9tiey ste Schultz Nnsvas Is days. with
sUNsErAt sandy Hook, wind light NV foggy At city
Island. wind light sw; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Persian Monarch r) Irwin London Jan Graves
end with dse and passengers TO Sanderson Son Arrived
Steamer uihe Ger BuImer Bremen 10 DAYS in ballast 70
steamer City OF Columbia McIniosi Havana says with
mdse passengers TO Jas Ward Co Arrived an the Bar
sak Alice Swain Monteyideo 80 days with hides Ac 10
Euos wilder: vessel 10 Geo Ropes.
CLEARED.
Steamer city Of Newcastle OBI. Townsend Newcastle on
steamer reetlands OBI Dese Progreso and vera cuz via
steamer Panama SPAN Resait HavansJ NJ ceballos A Co.
steamer oTnoeo OBI, Garvin, Hamilton Bermnda-AE
steamer AlseIs, Percy, eaiveston-John t Van s,eklo
steamer Break"ater walker West Point va-old Dominion
Steamer Roanoke Hulphcrs Newport News and NorsoiE
Spence Young ''A"''-S'''V'S'