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schr Cook Borden Lunt Porto Plata San DomingoJ SAILS
scr Jesse Lena Rose Pointa Pitre Ciuad- Tough Co
SAILED .
Steamers Paula for Hamburg: Benefacfor Wilmington
Ships Witch, for Sydney NSw; Lord lytton bristo
Banks Edwin Reed. for Valparaiso Van der Berg Mon'e
Brgs Acadia for suinsm Mary DANA for Port an Prince
SPOKEN.
shin Com II Allen, Merriman from New FORK for san
Francisco, Dec 20, lat 3 s. Ion AZ w.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamer Amalf 0cr) Kraeft Hamburg for New YORK
previously reported aground in the Elbe noreo Jan ano
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Jan 7-saed steamer Italy (Br Pearce Tor
NewY0rk.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 7Arrved. steamer Ohio, Sargent nom
NewYork hor way TO Liverpool and proceenedl
Sailed steamer Gailia B Murphy ron LVerpooi hence
PIYMotTiI Jan ssaIled steamer Hans and Kurt (Ger,.
Reeckmann from Hamburg hence for having 70
paired. 80 ,,.s.xc. ~, -
THU HULL Jan ARRIVED steamer Colombo (Br Jenkins from
GLASGOW. Jan 7Arrvcd steamer State Of Pennsyivans
DtyYET HEAD Jan s-Passed steamer Hekla (Dan) Thorn.
son, from Stettn for New York -.,,., - -
and ocean o,sr, Voge for New.York.
xxTwERp Jan s-Afrived steamer De Ruyter elg), ART
stem, from New. York -. -. -. ~, A..
York.
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cILL ZOE REIIGIors sERTIcEs.

The address OF tho clergy Of New-York TO tho
country on tho subject Of religious services. 10 be
held on the occasion OF the Washington Inauguration
Centennial. was made public yesterday. II requests
all citizens throughout The United States. without
regard to name, creed. following tho example
OF tho fathers to meet IN their respective places Of
worship at m. April 30. 1889. and to hold suitable
religious services OF thanksgiving and praise.
Tho address Is signed by Father Martin y. Brophy
In behalf Of Archbishop Corrigan. and the Rev. DIRK
John W. brown, rector 81 Thomas's Church: T.
winchester Donald, Church of tho Ascension Talbot
W Chambers, Collegiate Dutch Church: Gustav
he'll, Rabbi Temple Emanu FL John Han. Fifth
Avenue Church: william NJ. Taylor broadway
Tabernacle: James NJ kim. Methodist Episcopal. @.
=. Krotel. English Lutheran, n. 5. Macarthur Calvary
Church william Hayes ward. Editor Of Independent
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POOR HAYTTS FLIMsY BLocKA DES.

vrssrrs RUN THEM just AS THEY PLEASE
HOW IT is DONE.
I'll. enternrtsine shipping merchants Of this city
are n,avinr fast and loose with Legtmes BLOCKADE
NJ the ports on the island Of Hayti Tho latest an
dton 10 the narratives Of blockahe-runnng is thae
OF the steamer Alert Tho Aerts departure non'
this city on December IL, bound Tor Great lnagua,
with arms and ammunition on board, In charge OIL
General charlemagnc, Of HyppolItc's army, was re-
,...d IN The tribune at the time. The steamer now
lies IN the Eric Basln and her officers yesterday
gave an account OF their experience In running the
blockade One OF the officers OF the vessel SAID that
under cover Of darkness the Alert steamed aiong he
HaytIan shore withou interfeence ana visited hrst
Port de Paix and on December ~ sue steamed pl'o
Conaives Tho people Of that port were IN sore
straits for provisions and they hailed the arrival OF
a ship-load OF stuff from America win Joy Fnccs
were ut famine rates.
r. @ Elliot of No. 90 south-st., who is agent for
the blockade runners Alert and Caroline Miller was
at the Hayan Consulate yesterday ahaoly discussing
Haytan matters with Minister Preston MT Elliot
said that the Caroline Miller had cleared from here
for Monte Cnsh, San Domingo, fifty miles from cape
Hayden, q blockaded port She had general mer
chapdlsor for a cargo Meeting with accident
tho Miller .put into Cape Haytien, discharged her
cargo, repaired took on 400 tons of logwood and
1000 sacks c. coffee and sailed for this port
case of clothing the steamer La Normandie
from Havre yesterday, addressed to G +. Ceivaiho,
the nephew of Hyppoiite. who Is in this. city The
care was consigned to "Luder,' supercargo OF the
steamer SANTANA, which sailed from here for Hayu
on November 30 with arms for Hyppolte, and which
is believed to have been lost In the great hurricane
of November 2s. II Is Supposed that the case con-
tains uniforms for Hypponts and his officers. When
tho Madrid. Hyppolte's vaTshp, reaches hayti she
viii 20 ftrsghf 70 Gonayes aud endeavor TO protect
that town There now four sailing ships loading
az this port for Hayt. Each is taking on gene al
cargo and each viii cloar for some neutral port and
run the blockade
The British composite nan-ofwar Lazy, with three
guns was at Portau Prince on Christmas Day, ana
reports that the gunboat TOussant left the same port
on the same day for Gonalves TO attack the rebels.
oclrichs a Co.. agents OF the North German Lloyd
Line deny the report felegIsphed from Boston that
a steamer OF their line had necn seized In HayusD
waters They say that they have no steamer In that
neehborhobd.
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LACES.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Have this week a Special Sale OF
Black ChantiIly, Hand-Run Span
ish, Marquise Laces, FlOunces and
Netts. ChantilIy, Russ N, Point
d'Esprit Drapery Netts n Black,
Cream and all the new S. AIDES for
evening wear.
Point and Duchesse [Laces,
FIOunces and Handkei chiefs ;
Point and Duchesse Lace Shawls
and Bridal Wells; Valentiennes
Laces and FlOunces TarchOn,
Medici and FlOrentine Laces, Neck
Ruching, etc.
JAMES McCREERY CO.,
Broadway and nth Stree.
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LONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND clTy.Justice Rayanagh YESTERDAY s
nISaios ,bs Finn ward school The complainant is
MIS- Laner who charges the principal With assault
a., 1,4 80 Over and Termner Is an action by DR..
parey Brown Of Flushing T., to ,1 recover u .S SooS
uamagcs ,or az EIus6ne Uich School The principal
ToSn r IN Clark lar Is the DEFENDANT sgpern-
Of the society 9cssineS for with hS s PTSysn
t . y. 'rr,a.r ~ J,rooklyn, and twelve society
ocs' were again present n the Court Of Oyer and
Termncr yesterday, prepared % testify 70 tne w Sruny
Who Represent Mr. Belmonts interests, were also on
hand. and owing the amount OF business before the
Grand Jury the testimony of MT berghs men VIII not
he taken until next Monday.
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PORT or NEW.YORK. MONDAY, Jan. T. 1889
ARRIVED
Steamer Rugis (er Karlowa Hamburg Doc 25 with mdse
and 2lO passengers Kunfardt Co Arrived At
steamer wirornmen (Ger) shaefer Brenen Dec so, in
ballast 10 ooepci Trube. Arrived At the Bar at m
Steamer kfianoa Beers Santos Dec H. Rio Janeiro 49,
Bahia IL Perambuoo 81 Maranhnm "a Para a. Barbadoes
81 st Thomas days. with mdse and passengers TO US Ira
steamer Ptclemy (rp Ledward Rio Dec T. Bahia
mfse Busk Jevons. Arrived al the Bar al a
Steamer Belaura tr. Moratt Pernambuco Dec ~ Maceo
10 with sugar TO ORDER vessel 10 Busk JevoDs Arrived at
steamer state 81 Texas Williams Fernandna via Bruns
wick Ca aud Port Royal with mdse and passengers 70
Steamer Seminole Patt Jacksonville Charleston days
with mdse and passengers 20 VIM Clyde d Co. y
Steamer city Of savannah Smith, savannah days with
mdse and pa ssenEers 70 II 4 Walker.
mdse and messengers 20 WIN Clyde a Co.
Steamer Wyanoka Boaz Richmond City Point and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Richmond Jenney, West Point Va with mdse and
Brig Morning Star Frees 2i days. with sugar to
Il w y Armstrong.
sUNsET-At sandy Hook wind strong NV clear Al City
Island wind strong, WV clear
RI steamer Ia Normando (r) Havro prevlous re-
ported brings ls5 passengers Arrived at tho Bar M
9th. -
CLEARED.
steamer Monkseaton tfr). Beazey. London-slmps
stssmer Arizona lr,, Brooke Liverpool Queenstown
Steamer Harold DBL Hutton Port au Prince n n r,o,
Steamer Glaucus. Coleman Boston-H Dimock
Slip Suzanne foer). Hsshsgen Hamburg-Hormann Koop
d Co. -
Bark Powell Mccormack, RIO Jansiro-r Norton.
ssSi 6hss fsbsni Esvss Sknpomisss 6T~y 8 vislai
q Co. "
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NEWARK.

convention Of colorcd property owners OF New.
Jersey is to be held at Odd Fellows Hall. No. 124
Msrket-st. tomorrow. Tho call issued By 80 The
Ncw-Jersey Trumpet and its main purpose is the
organization Of colored State Fair Association. with
the view Of holding fair next autumn
Edward f. Honeywood. who was convicted Of forg-
ing two checks for small amounts, sentenced ycc-
telday to two years In State prison.
Tho Cottfried Kruger Brewing COMPANY filed
articles Of incorporation yesterday with the County
Clerk. The capital stock is 100000.
Henry Andrea, advertising agent for "The Brook
Ign Zcitung," who reported to have left
Brooklyn, is at tho house of william J. Lomax, No.
218 Summer-ave. Yesterday he was in nervous
condition. He denounced the stories that had been
published about him to the effect that there were II
Irregularities In his accounts and has consulted a
lawyer.
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VARIOUS NEw.JERSEy TOWNS

EIIZABETH-General J. Madison Drake, OF the
Veteran zouavcs and Editor Of Tho Elizabeth Sun
day Leader gave reception at hts home No. ZIG
Jercrson-ave., the thirtieth anniversary Of his
marriage, last night Josephus Rushton, book
keeper and general agent for the Elizabeth Nursery
Company, who lived with his vito and one child in
pleasant little house in North ave. last seen on
Thursday morning standing on the platform Of the
Central Railroad station. with ticket for NewYork in
his hand. Since then nothing has been heard from
him. His employers say that his books have been
examined and found correct
HOBOKEN.-Joseph Jaeger, age fortytwo, a car
pcntcr committed suicide yesterday at his home No.
"a willow-sve He had been unable to work for four
years and bis wife had supported him and herself.
do some scrbbing, and when she returned she found
her husband sitting in rock'no chair with his head
almost blown of. An old.fashioned army musket
rested between bis legs with the murzle under his
chin. He had loaded musket with DucA-,ny. AND
touched 1t off with his foot {. Policeman MUIR
ply, Of the Thirteenth Precinct NewYorh who threat
ened on Saturday to commit suicide In the Elyslan
Fields, has not done so as YET at least his body has
not been found thcre although he wrote that It would
be.
PLAINFTELD.-Tbe Common Council met and or.
ganized for 1880 last night. Mayor Job wales's mes
sage was presented. II recommends the Immediate
building of street railroad the raising of the license
fec from $500 to 800 for hotels. and from $500 TO
81 900 for saloons; tho closing Of all bars at 10
o'clock at night; the debarrng Of women from being
licensed, from signing license applications; the
election Of excise board the building of a city
Hail. and the application to the Lcgish ture for new
fire department laws.
HACKENsACK.--Ex-c Commissioner A. r.. Griffith, a
prominent citizen Of this place. and at one time a
member Of the firm OF william Wood d Co., of New
York, died suddenly at his homo on Sunday. 4.
The tobogean slide Of the oritsnl Club is now ready
for use, and Is ono Of the longest In the State II
win soon bo formally opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
JERSEY CITY.

In answer to q request from the Board Of Police
Commissioners. Corporation Counsel Blair has given
an opinion that parade on st. Patrck's Day. which
falls on Sunday this year, with music. would DO q
violation Of public law.
Chancellor McGin yesterday confirmed the report
of Mastern Chancery Baralow, to whom was referred
the report Of Charles O. Buckley, receiver In the case
Of Jeanette X. Thurber and tho National Opera Com
pany. The receiver is allowed $3.50. with possible
further allowance, and an allowance OF 1923 ~ Is
made 10 his counsel for fees and costs. Counsellor
Winfield is allowed $3.50 fees and s32 At costs.
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,npoved- Mr. Gsllazhers friends expect that he
viii be removed to his homo in West New-Brlrhton
to-day.
cencr,l Comritfea held Its annual meeting Yesterday
in ianingtons Hall The committee orssni1s s WIN
v po .ba,rnan mr. George c. Hubbard: treasurer,
Mathew +. fully secretary, John J. Kenncy ;
sergeant al arms James Mceiuiief'
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REICH WILL co TO SING SING ro-pAY.

The Official papers committing the sentence OF
Adolph Reich TO imprisonment for life received
at Sheriff FTacks ONCE yesterday morning and the
death watch was at once removed. lie VIII leave
the Tombs at 7 O'Clock this morning IN charge OF
Deputy Sheriff Burke. and an hour later he VIII be
on the train for Sing Sing Reich was visited yes
terday BY bis son David and also by Coroner Levy,
Julius Schwartz and other friends who have inter
osted themselves in hs behalf He hardly realizes
yet the terrible penalty which he stu must pay so
dad is he 10 escape tho gaows but the reaction after
his long strain camo yesterday, and he wcpt like a
child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
ArnNc THE SOUND.

UNDERGRADUATES Park City Gun Club has &c, or:
e,nired with W. A. Lewis president. William Mllls
v,ee PRESIDENT George Meachen secretary. and William
jsnnsys treasurer =. The annual banquet Of the
bridgeport Medical Association VIII DO heiu ae 'no
Atlantic Hotel 10 morrow evening
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cArHEREp ABOUT THE TOWN.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court has oe-
cided that the Union Elevated Company can acquire
land at Myrtle aud Hudson sves to unite us tracks
at that point 1t is held that is is necessity i'f
public protection. ff.3t
Thomas osinan . Polo, Of No: 90 North Eighth nth
st. was held by United states Commissioner Alen
for examination yesterday, upon charge OF atempt
ing to pass counterfeit liver certificate IN
LIQUOR i shop at No s9f .Gispd on Saturday.
Fire Engine Companies No 90, IN Safest. near
Neyfns-st and No. 81, in Hcrkimer-st, near Haipn-
ave-. were put in commission yesterday, ana now
assignment Of companies was made
The Methodist ministers Of Brooklyn and Long
Island hold their monthly meeting In tho Young Mems
Christian Association building yesterday, ana nam
Der of those present discussed methods Of manns
their meetings moro profitable
The second trial of John Greenwad for the muruor
of Lyman Weeks was again adjourned yesterday
for week
The special services appropriate TO the week Oh
prayer were held In many churches last evening
special meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors VIII
be held this afternoon, to hx date FOR an annual
meeting which was not held according to law last
week
The funeral of Christopher p Cunningham, an As
sociate superintendent Of Schools was conducted yes
to-day in the Church Of ST. Charles Borromeo, IN
sydney Place. Father Ward made an address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
STATE SCHOOL TEACHERS MEETING.

The New-York State Association Of School Commits.
sioners and Supentendents, will open IT'S hlrtyorth
annual meeting this morning at tho Museum OF Nat
ural History Andrew s. Draper, State Superintendent
OF Schools win open tho exercises with address, and
teachers VIII be present from all parts OF the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

A DECISION IN FAVOR OF MAYOR GLEASON.
Judge Bartlett handed down decision Yesterday
n the Supreme Court which relieves mayor o,oe'on'
Of Long Island City, Of contempt OF court IN ns "a
cant proceedings against the Long Island Railroad
fompanv. The decision holds thaa the in,uncuon
procured last summer to restrain the Mayor nom
interfering with the railroad company would not me
as the papers in the matter had poem improPor"
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

ofvl suit pending against Nelson end Leonard and a.
IA oriv evfdcucc against them the testimony OF
an accomplish she consented 10 the ending OF the case
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A CHANCE TO CHOOSE A REPUBLICAN.

A number Of Democrats who are dissatisfied with
tho nomination Of Constable Judson c. Francois for
member of Assembly from the x'h District TO M the
vacancy caused BY the death Of f. Frank Short held
a meeting on Sunday night and put an Independent
candidate in nomination. They nominated Andrew
Beck and he accepted the nomination. The district
Is usually Democratic by about 1900 majority, but
the Democratic dsafccton and the PERSONA popsiarp
of Mr. Beck mako II possible TO elect the Republican
candidate Frederick c. Hansen, who is highly 70
specsed and popular. He was clerk OF the Union Hin
Council for eight years. ard during the last four
years he has been q member of the Common Council
and chairman OF the Finance Committee. Tho election
will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
ms. MoBaAs's STOLEN DrAMoxDs.

william Nelson and william Leonard. who werc &C
cused OF cr4minaly receiving some Of the diamonds
stolen from Mrs. Morgan, Of No. 2s7 Lexington ave-.
zero freed from prosecution yesterday, the pdictnent
against them being dismissed. Tho diamonds were
stolen BY Dorsey, the colored secondstorys thef snd
most Of them wsn recovered after he pleaded szky.
Mrs. Nor1an wrote to Mr.. Fellows thss shs I'D :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
Announcements.

CORNELIUS BENzory COSMETIC SOAP.
Erouiste for the toilet perfect for tho bath Sure
nor chappcd hands Sold by all druggists, IS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR
IA vegetable for rheumatism when caused By an oy
acid condition OF the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D,
3lp WEST 126TH-sr.
Diseases Of Nervous System Gcnito Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours; to IL. otoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
STATEN ISLAND.

FoUn cOREERa Tho condition Of District
Attorney George W. Gallagher ID reported 70 " uue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

Wrights Myrrh Tooth Soap. The Secret OF
Pearly Teeth Cures and offensive breath
4 gcrn for the toilet Try Druggists rs cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS

A DINNER TO A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
A distinguished party Of physicians ana citizens
sat down 10 . dinner last night In Tayiors ho.ei'
Jersey City. The dinner given TO DIR. John W.
Hunt one of the Oldest and most prominent physicians
in the city. Dr. Hunts wife has been an invaho
for some years and no is about to settle In Los An
geles, CAL, In the hope that tho climate VIII
benefit to her. Fifty covers were laid. and mayor
Cleveland sat at the head OF the table with the guest
of the evening at his right Among the guests were
Drs. A. A. and W. @. Lutkins, vondy, Edge Gordon
Hidden, watson. T. F. and s. v. Norris Rector Con-
verse; Reeve Abernethy, Laird, Lampson. Fisher ana
Young. ex-congrcssman A. A. Hardenbergh, B.
Cowies, Samuel Negus, Captain Hamilton, Captain
woolsey, w. b. Williams. J. W. s: CuoIy. Hamilton
vreciand Gustave Metzlcr Major T. X. PsngDorn ana
the Rev. DR.. Van Cieef -, ~
In 1850 Dr. Hunt was at Bellevue Hospital, new
York When the Civil War broke out ne joinea tno
Army and served until the close. ho was specially
commended for his valuable services IN supprosHnB
what is known as, the Chlckahominy fever. Al the
close Of the Dr. Hunt returned % Jersey ctS ana
was one OF the founders of the Charity Hospital lie
built up an extensive and lucrative practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
A VERDICT AGAINST A HoTEL-KEEPER

In the courts at Newark last night Mrs Ada founs'
Of Ncw.Yo.k obtained a verdict Of e. 1e 81 against
Frank Houghton the landlord of the Rose Park Hotel
at Avondale, the Passaic River Over year ago
Graham Young, the plaintiffs husband appeared at
Avondale with friend and took board at tho hotel
He was broker, and had large amount OF money In
his pockets II said that his friends did not Know
who're he was during his sojourn Of several weeks at
the hotel until his death at the hotel announced
Young had male nurse TO attend him, and it trans
pired through him that at tho time Of youngs dcath
he had g. 500 In his possession. Houshton hal taken
charge Of the money, and afterward hc withheld "
pending the payment OF largo blu which be put In
against Mr.. foung.s estate The widow then began
civil suit, which ended in verdict In her favor
last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
HOME NEWS.
PRoM1NENT ARRIVALS AN THE HoTEL&

BhUNswlcK-The Rev. j. II. Ecclesson, OF baiu.
xnoYs FIFTH AvENUE-Jay Cooke OF Philadeiphn
Nsrvin Hushtt. Of Chicago and Smith ~ weeo, 81 :,
Y1attsburg, N. Y. GILSEY-Judse Charles Dsnen ~, =.
fathrop Of Corning N. Y. MURRAY HILlr-senses az
q PtTsdder and Asscmolymmn J. g. whfppie' o. Vev
ss,surus County HEW.YoRK-Judre Alton B. Parker,
~ ~ new-Ycrk supreme Court ST JAMES-0tor'
ney-osnerA John r. stockton. Of New-Jersey WESr'
WYNTEfl-General Peter O. Doyle, OF Buneso' "lrD
S0T-R r Cable ana John d. Drake Of Chicago; fneo-
1ors M Ponsroy Of Auburn N. Y. and A. b. sacmey'
rscsdsnt Of the chicago. st. Paul and Kansas CITY hsi
way Company
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WHAT M GOING ON TO-DAY.

Convsnsion Of New.York State School Commissioners
Quaker Bridge Dam hearing before Aausducs Com
Tfsss Comfy Republican General COMMITTEES. . p m
hilton Excise 0ommisdonsrs suit before Judee IfoAn
: Holland Society annual dinner. Hotel brunswick
cssssnnisi conference. Governors Room. City Hail.
1sksssss Of the Msropotsa Musical Society," CHECKER
ing Han. 80 ,.
Charity bali, Metropolitan Opera House. evening"
/. Hebrew Charities mcetsnss United Hebrew onanuee
foosneL a.. ~. o~s,,.v
Annual meeting Of National Ride Associsssn 2cd Reei'
prooniyn Retail Grecsrs Association annual election
n $1,000. v,uvsv Man,
Msdco seisntiho institution. No. POI East Twenty
Tessmrs by DR. W. @. Anderson before Institute Of
Anfhropolosy Cooper Union. .. m
Institute Of Electrical Engineers No II LsxinSson'sve'
So m ,s,,A.,. s,sv,tsd railway,
evening. -. 49,. ~. =, was.
Twenty. eighth ST. p m m
Police ana Pilot Conmissioners meetinRs
fone Island Hisbcxeal Society. BROOKLYN D. m !,
Hsriem Chord Cub private concert Pilgrim onur'n
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"WEDNESDAY, JAN. Q
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-pAI.
THURSDAY. JAN. 10
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEwYoRK..--.-.....-M MONDAY. JAN T. 1889
ARRIVED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Lo-

TNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Lo-
I cation of principal place OF bust
nsss, Carson City, Nevada. Location OF
works, Owens Valley, Inyo county,
alifnrnia-
Notice is hereby given that
1t a meeting of tue bard of Directors
neld on the l4th day of Oct 1857 mn
assessment mos of ten tlu) cts pc
share was lie, led upon the cas- it'l stocs
Il the corporation, pts aDie ian ineul-
lte v, in United states gold com, 10 rue
secretary at the office of he Conn any
corner of carson and Pro tor stree. :.
carson City, Nevada Amy lock up y
which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the llth day of Nov, 1899,
viii be delinquent and adv rtlsen for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made befo e, vii, be Id On
Monday the 9th day Of ecember,
$50, o pay he delinquent assess aeul,
together with cost o. advertising aud
expenses OF sale By order OF the
Beard of Directors.
r. r. HOFER,
Secretary
ONCE At the Bullion and Exchange
Benh corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets, Carson Oitv Nevada .ul
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-24
CUTICURA ABROAD

Through q home-returned Norwegian
have learned to know your CUTICURA,
which has in a short time cured me Ofan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
cou lid not heal CHR. HELTZEN.
BERsEn, NORWAY, Aqesstu!J0rretniHy