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New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
EMPLOYEES ora ZIG FIRM HAVEA DANCE
ENJOYABLE BALL or THE il. ONEILL q Co
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOC ALTON.


MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The employees Of II. O'Ncin & CO. gave their sixth
annual ball at the Lyceum opera House last night,
and the affair was marked by the success which
usually attends these most enjoyable dances. Tho
Opera House was beautifully decorated for the oc.
oasion. the balconies being drapcd WIN Aa., Of
various nations and on the walls hung tapestry
handsome curtains and beautiful embroidered sin,
japanese banners. leforc the central box. in which
were Mr. aud Mrs. ONciIl. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rogers
and Miss r.. Stawtc. a bank Of choice flowers.
I.y 30 means all Of the $500 employees IF the
firm were present. there was no uncomfortable
crowding. The grand march, in which over 100
couples took part. began soon after 10
O'Clock, being led by the floor manager,
r. /. Carpenter, and his wife and directed by
7. Kenny, his assistant The Reception Committee
was Il. d. Watson. J. H. Murphy, F. Dohcrty,
L. McCaw w. II. Wall, +. II. Iiill. NJ X shannon.
T. A. Fcnton, r. +. Lamblcy and f. }. Bfo"nell
l. l. Schoonmakcr W c. strange and W. G. kellcher,
The Floor Commjtec j. G. Riley, VI Jackson T. W.
o'Connell. J. 4. Condlt II. J Doggeri, f. Macarthur,
". A. Fenton, b. Brown, W. I;usk j. +. Kelly and
II. }. Walsh
with few exceptions they all present, and
they were not, one else. Among the others
Tso ya attended were John Walker E NJ G0rn3, r MI
Alderman and Mrs. J: NJ. Fitzsimons, Mr.. and Mrs
John Bel and Miss Kate Keller l.,-,,,
The ball was for the benefit of the II; ONenl
e. Co Mutual Benefit Association Of which W. g.
Thomas IS the efficient and popular president. The
association includes maj ory Of the employees o;
The firm, who make a small weekly paymen, and are
disabled.
That the ball last night surpassed In beauty and
general verdict. All the Committees had worked
bard, and the result ahuldantly reward1 their efforts
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington Jan 1.-THE supreme Court of the
United state, to-day transacted the follow inE bu,
80 Ms. Granville BealS. appellant. agt. the
Illinois, Missouri and Texas Railroad Company and
others.
No. l.1l2-Thc United states, appellants, AT John
= Mo,by.
NO 1420-John :. Mo,by. appellant aGt the United
states.
No. 6l5-rhc County Court Of Macon County and
the Justices thereof and other. pautIn in error.
United state, rel. Alfred IuIdcAopcr.
Adjourned until Monday next at II O'Clock. The
day call for Monday viii bee follows No~. 6lj %.
etc. tlc Virginia coupon cases. /. So. no. =. 80,
= = L.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
REJOICING RATES FROM ST. PAIL.

s. Paul. Nnu.. IlU. l7.-Thc Chcago, huntington
and Northern road Issued notice to day that on
January - 10 w0ut reduce the second cas, rate from
f. Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago TO -. cut Of
II from the present quotation, made hy all Of the
lines The oulla .rd Wisconsin central roads have
already announced That they viii meet the cut and
It j, probable THAT tlr other lines will follow as
soon a. the proper notification of the reduction can
br made. lI. iufli. .-f'r t"Ad lt@ ~" l~~l'u
notice that hr.nl.. ON January 20. the first class
rate T. II Louis WU lc +la and the =. LOu, round
trip rate --l go. The round trip rate ], to be used
oniy a. a la-u- rate bro couuccu lion with round trip
rate, 10 Hot spring, N;A.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
WILLIAM RANDOLPH.

William Randolph. Of Nyack, one Of the most pros
porous merchants Of Rocland County. died at MACK
Yesterday morning age sixty four. His death was the
result of seriou, attack of La Grippe lie Wa
born i'm Kent England. in 1-23. I'm l-i- he came q"
,Ii. country a moor vouug man. and secured employ
meut in a restaurant iu New York city. in 1-"o he
removed to Nyack, where he started small grocery
store which Iy carcfulnc>S, enterprise ana uprfhh'
he developed into one Of the most extensive ana pro-
porous bl>inc~Sc, I'm the county. lie l''aH' ''
nwucr Of a large amount 0f property Three wear
ro ne cave The hsinc~, his three sons ana retired
Mr.. Randolph leave, a "ldo"' uiiee soh' anu "'''
dane fer
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
UHFRE is NAJOR ". II. CLARKf
\ RuNoE THAT HE MS DISAPPEARED DENIED
BY LIS AuI NeIL.

\ RUMoR TH>T HE H>~ DISAPPEARED DENIED
BY MS COUNSEL
Major " H. Cllrt. Who -hot at fellow member
If the southern society tine other day. did not appear
before Recorder >myth yesterday. II reported
that hc had disappeared and that the detectives could
not lind him. Mr. Hardy. Major Clarh's attorney, wa
seen by a Tribune reporter last evening. There
Isn't a particle Of truth iu these storcS,' he said
Major CnrL wa. AZ his home all day and is there
now. lie dA mot appear in court simply because he
wa, not summoned IA appear. The ca" will come mp
lu due order, aad when Nr. clark IS wanted he VIII
appear boo court
~l, Dee under hond- wa asked.
~Nc-." wl- the reply.
81, captain conner Dob, surety D"
@No.~ -am Mr.. Hardy. Aud I want to say Major
Clark ha- not been az liberty on nay parole
Who is the Major, b'nd-nan''
o. Not hnylu. seen the bond signed cannot say"
REPLIED the lawyer. and be- smiled the smile Of the
man who turcth away reporters with a soft but non
commit'll answer
IL f..I sure BOW that the Major cannot be con
,lctcd.r lc added.
Nou have ,omc new c,iac. cc. thcn'7 qucricd the
reporter.
". the ca.c ha, assumed entirely new a.
pcci. owing 10 dove. pmcnt, e which We have Just
learned. which wh,n made Public VIII conNin',
before forming amy conclusion q. 10 a mans Gullt OF
Innocence
What ar. these development, '7
cannot tell Nou tonight. There IS one thing
viii say. however TIE Major keeps away from me
club merely because We advise Inn to. fom motives
of good taste. Ne advised him - remain At M
home, ami -o D." here ESQ pi - IN ATTORNEY =
orirc. Personally. n. do,- not ic-aId himself de
arrcd from amy o.. tlc privileges "f the cub
o The executive cuuuAittc. ot the southern society
tain Johnston. { ling them that charges hid been
presented .rri-, ia M, ANA supplying them Win
.oHc. ol The '".r-o>
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
r,,p prv p / sE,TlNT. 5. J.

rroderick Nd Jan. u (>pccialI-lhe Rev. Bcne-
dict -c,tini : j.. died al the Novitiatc IN tm~ 'iF
thi, morning from the effect, Of stroke "i para" ''
lie WA, born in Florence Italy, IN l7l" but b'IhP ~
r.IIed from hi, native country n lis bV u' Ie'"ln
lion ne came 10 America. lie taught Il a'u'""' ANU
mathematics i'm WOOdsiock ANA "''iFe''"" '""'-
and published several a,tron'mi'"l "o'"'. ~ '''-
= a., ,..,i,,.,ti,, of The Mc-,cn,c of the sacred
,I.,rt lie had bcon in the Novitiltc IN Frederick
nearly six years. he was also something oi an ''''
and ,,inted some frc~coc, %; sc"niihc Character '
the library Of tie WOod-tock tollr-c'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
nrSrrR my ~ i nrEER pREDLcAMEYr.

The closing Audrey and Maxwell a,cs.. Oyster Bay
l.. T.. only ading % the railway station, hs>
caused Indirectly consd rabic Indignation among the people
0 that The closed owned by the heirs
O the Townsend estate there being public street To
the station. John ". SaIri- owns land which the au-
hortics have tried to buy for street hut they could
make agreement with Mr.. Nammis. lie said his land
worth 900. Whle other, said 81 900 was fair
price The closing OF the streets by the owners has
been done with view Of forcing the question 70 settle
meak
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
cAsEs ARGrED N THE COUNT OF AppEALS.

Albany. Jan. 17.-ln the Court Of Appeals, First
Division, the following cause, were argued today:
J. Emmett Wells. a, executor, etc, respondent,
agt the town of >allna. appellant.
The Ffth National Bank of Providence. Il. l., ap-
pcliant. agt. the Naya-sa Phosphate Company, re
>pondcnt.
William r. II. Martin and another. appellants, agt.
Frank r. Gilbert "A, sheriff of Erie County. nd.nt
Following j. the day calendar for January 20: Nos,
l1G. IL, L.. l7V, l-O. H.. + and -.
In the second Division the following causes were
argued
John h. Howell appellant aGt Anna II. Manwar
lng. executor. etc. and Others, respondents.
William J. Northrdse, appellant AIT. Arson B..
Moore. respondent.
Charc> Northrop, respondent. aSt Alfred Ii. smith
lmpcidcd. etc. appellant.
james Ehellcr and Others. respondents, agt. the
Allentown Manufacturing Company. appellant.
The day calendar for January 20 il a follows, Nos.
10, 800, 7l3, $685. 7Oi. IL, 1J5 and 7j6.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
PROPOSED License rAN ov rArNrxGs

Annapolis. Nd. Jan. l. Especial senator Poe ia.
day introduced Nll imposing license tan ON al
railroad operated in the state. The design is 10
make the iiihoaI- pay more taxes. Ih" license pro
posed per cent on tine first - opO per nilc of the
crp,. earnings of each road per ccut on the ucNt
~ 900. .. per cent ON the neat $1,000. and per
cent when thr amount exceed $1,000 aud doe,
not exceed 9:JOo, above which sum 1t viii be . per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
opITrARY NOTES.

Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 17.-ataie Ncnai" Af"p" or
Of the Clernont district. died this morning VI
mOnia. A., ,Dorior NJ
Boston, Jan 17.-Sistcr Smplcla' INC S"Po P. Ia
the Carney Hospital, In S0ntll BoN'o"' ''"' .
last night age sixty years Ter 'e'.i" ,.,,,,
rta pirncv Thirty seven wears ago she left happy
nome in ST. Louis 10 Join the sisters Of Charity oi 81
Vincent de Paul. ,..,o, sectine an
Baltimore Jan. 1.-THE Rev. fa'ncI ..ich md
astronomer, died this morning at thc fFcuo'''
NQXLlSte, Of paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
nrvyIvo Cu,rGr, or rrN-D.

Kan-as civ. Ma Jan. ia d patch 10 "Thc
star from Topeka. Kan says. " The CHiagp. Rock
I land aud Pacific and the Chicago. Kama and
Nebraska EaIlway Comp1uir- fled their cro-, bin, in
the mort-acc forolo-urc ca-c TODAY. The two
coupri-~ - general dciI.J OF the ,larec- made %,
tho muncpll alliance. The, d"uv That either th"
Eocl I.iiud OF Chicago. kaI.a- and Nebraska has
attempted 10 dcfraud tine people of tLc couutic, Boa
Kama, through which th'.r soid Wa built
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
NEW rEEEE mMrE ANp pEoEIA DIHEcroEs

Decatur H.. Jan. IL The siockholdcr, Of the Terrc
Uautc and Peoria Railway had meeting day and
elected two director for term of two years. &. o.
Chestnut Of Par- H.. and :. ". Hunn Of springfield
were chosen Director Bral OF Chicago, resigned and
General Manager l. II. Burgon wa, appointed to ne
coed him President g. ". Fairbanks, of indianapolis.
,a, Ic elected ard +. \. Richmond, Of indianapolis
was elected secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
A DIVORCE II THE FLACK STYLE.

Judge O'Bricn, in supreme Court. Chambers, yes
terday entered an order for the mtrial Of the case
OF Jules Bohlncer for divorce from his wife John
II. Judge was the referee who took the testimony IN
the case. and it is now alleged that Mr.. Bohlnger
knew nothing about the proceedings and did not Know
until recently that her husband Lad obtained divorce.
She i, now III in Philadelphia. Bolingcr has re
married. Judge O'Bnen SAID that evidently great
fraud had been practed the court. and ne has set
aside the decree Of divorce and has ordered a new
trial Of the case.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
FRANK \. PECK.

c,,,cuse. JAM Il -p'cinh-A private n''pa''"
>,.r,nGcd Ninn.. Announce, the dcath o' ran"
,''I Peek. Of thl- civ. from pnenmo'l' Hr rg," r
~ ,,r,'G wet IA, Christine tine on b".'ne,' ana T' m
ncn down win ne -p, ~i }ec ca6g. hGG % house Of
a mchiDeI "r,'tbrr in TN. d;y. III, bro'I'r
" :, Lg" re-, here la, night bat viii arrive 'cic 'o'
,tn f. ind him alive.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
fingered Between Life
and Death.
Life !

Mrs George Z. smoote a highly cultivated and esti:
mabe lady OF Prescott Ark. writes under date OF April
%, 1889 " During the summer Of 1857 my eyes became
inham.d and my stomach aud liver almost hopelessly
dIsordetd; Nothing ate agreed with me ,,i ,i took
diarThOea and for some time my Ire was
despsred Of by my family. The leading physicians q
the country and the medicines sdmnistered
by them never did any permanent good and fingered
between lie and death the Latter being preferable 70
the aROnies | was enduring. In MAY, 1855 l became
disguised with physicians and their medleines dropPee
them all and a, pended solely Swiips Secnc Is > s
a bottles OF which made me permanently well-wen
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
- ,rr.rINGIlnIs Sd.

r.,..on.adv Ian. II l>pcclaV.-Jay Wc,ingh"u7''
,n,,, 80 tho Westinghouse Company, oi TINS "N'
i,,.o manufacturer, Of agricultural implements ana
,,, hrotbc- f george Nc.un@h?u-c Oh @ Ar !" r., .
,Inc died at h, home. "h NA'"''-'' "'0'' '''
i""ruiur age fifty three years
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
Made His Life a Burden,

| have had scrofuIa until 1t made my LIE burden;
Npessbly miserable, sick, weak, sleepiess. ana
unhappy, desiring that the short time which seemed 70
have been allotted on this earth would hasten %
end. / tried Doctors treatment and medicine a1d
travel. but of these did good. for the scofqs
gradually grew One physician, whom travelled
far TO see, and TO whom paid $780, gave up the case
Is hopeless. ] then up all other medicines ana
took only Swfts Specific IS. s. 81 -Four bottles OF
that medicine cured me and for past four years
have had as excellent health and am as free IRON
Fz. NELSON. Fremont. Neb.
Treatise BLOOD and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. Ca.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
InGING LOWER cnEN NEArE-

Lincoln. Nch.. Jan. ls.-IoNcruor Thaycr has ad-
dressed AN open letter 10 the general naua-cr~ Of the
Iurliugton the Northv c-tc the Missouri Pacific. the
I'iion Pacific. the Rock Island and omaha railroads,
ur.ug them put into effect rate corn a. least
five cent, per hundred lower tliu now ii force.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
.n,rN 4 HOLMES.

nav city. Mich Jan Ind 'aney .rcny +, 'y'C five
o,cd ,t midnight Of general coiiap'c' Az ,,a',t,,o
year. lie wa, formerly '''',t' wi, y.O. Yor,
y - "'@ ~ ,rc and aftcrward the partrcr 1
o,co h.tn conRng' on lie removed to ay ' LAWYERS m and
a,"i a,6 y~nilc here was Of the iofcn''' law
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
- - n TALBOT. ". =.

London, Jan. 17-Cn1I,i"pnc' h' - tor the
IDeI" i''o'' ,.,'.n,orrau,hrc j., dead. In POM
Of dsg ryce Hv,T sr TaGo the od M m%%g cnn@iy 'l nn %
IioYse "f Commons. having -at Tor the ''""''
terruptcdly for sixty year.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
4. r. sOtLE.

Rochester. Jan. II special \. r. Sonle' the "'H
ln,yrn hop bitter, manufacturers del - nlI"'' "''''
weeks Illness with pncumonii. H' wa"
81, and onccu wear, ago came to Rochester
II, H.. made Il fortune iu a few years bN
clinc hop bittcr, and doubled it IN r'a e. ,ao t'@ @
,Ct IN. n t,.i, state and kan-a-. "io'" az" 0''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
..n.n1slnnA1ssInxrrs 1N srs,IoN.

,-hicsoo Jan II lSp'cdlI.-fhc new Illinois Hoard Of
80, and WarrhoI~o Commissioners held business
~ ot flc ,.gand rdclnc Hotel this monihs. The
I II the Chicago Madison and Northern Railroad
,, th Chicago and Western Indiana or Belt Railroad
viii probably the fcatue oi e session. ou' the nhes'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

FOR BRIDGE ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI.
cri.ooo Jan H. lSlsci1lI.lt looks though the
i,i,.,. oi Iurltnl tom IoNa. would combine with the
ur,ads ia the buldlns Of mammoth bridge the
,,tt ippi Rvcr AZ point charter for this bridge
.. ,r,nt.d bv the last Cor crcss.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

OF Attorney Osborne Of the Bc5 road caused IL TO be
postponed When RAILROADS fail agree TO crossing
the Commission is appealed to- and its decree is final
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
TIE VE.I THER REPORE.

FORECAST TILL : l.. VI. SATURDAY.
Washington. Jan. 17.-For Eastern Ncw-fhgland New
York Eastern Pennsylvania N,w-Jcrscy. Delaware.
MARYLAND Virginia and North Carolina, warmer ana iair.
For Western Ncw-Nork and Wc>ttu PcnhSN ANA,
fair cxccpt ught local the lakes warmer.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
FINDS FOR THE EIGHTHOTR MOVEMENT.

samuel Gomprr,, president of the American Fedora
tiou of Labor. -cnt ont circular Yesterday 10 tho
officers of all trade, unions IN the United states and
canada, asking for contributions TO an ciGht-hour
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

Fur sHOrLDER CAPES NEWEST STYLES. all
sizes IN Hudson Bay. sable Mimi. Scalskln Persian
as SO SO 10 t2j per cape. lc., than value. c. c.
Shaynr, Furrcr. ~ West i2d.st, l03 Princcst.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
RAILROAD Franchise, Is MARYLAND.

Anuapol-. Md, Jan. l.. senator Poe introduced
liu boz the senate today, requiring railroads 10 pay
for thoir franchises. The uou-c pa~-cd the senate
resolution o. l,i-c tIc Chesapeake and ONO Canal
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

Tribune Oncc, Jan. Is, l a m.-Clear cold weather,
with abatng winds and tendency at evening pre-
waved yesterday The temperature ranged between % and
81 degrees the (27s being 2i lower than the
corresponding day last year and 1879 lower than Thurs
day. 49,
In apd near this city to-day there will probably b
warmer, fair or partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

s25 LESS THAN VALUE,Aaska seaskin Walking Coats.
Tl5 less than value, Alaska sclskn Jackets.
$35 less than value. Alaska seaskin Sacques.
$50 97j loss thar value Alaska scal>kin Newmarkete
s. 90 less than value. Alaska sealskin Caps.
c. c. ShaynC Furrer, l2i West i2d-st, 103 Piincest.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram a continuous line shows the barometer
YESTERDAY. Observed United States
Signal station at this city. The dashts ndcat
t,mperature noted at Pcrry's Pharmacy Sun building.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
HOW FEATHERsToN WAS COUNTED OUT
WHAT TIE TESTIMONY sMOMS-MIT:
The Republican journal., 1890-02-13
DIED.

h h'Ita-t, Frh 3, Mrs. Lucinda Paul. aged II
Years and 10 months.
In Belfast, Feb ., Mrs Mary {. owen, aged 80
years ana II months.
In Waldo, Feb. TO- Joseph II. Eaton, aged A
wears and months.
In Morrill,. Feb 1. Martha reareons, aged IS yrs.
ln Belmont, Feb. ?, Florence a. sylvester, aged
Atar-.
in lhoriih,, reh 4, Peter MouIton aged v
years.
n Iiron,llc, Jta. 81, Mr.. Lucy Knight, aged
II Years. y months ;md days.
IN ~Wanyillc Feb. ), Jane Nckeroon, aged y
wears ind months.
n Morrill, Feh. 9. Timothy W. Robinson, aged So
years and months.
II Swanyille, Feb II, Sadie Els aged b years
AMI 10 months.
In NinaIhaHcn, Feb j. oliver Crockett aged -
years.
In Bucksport, Feb. >, Charles Z. Smith, aged 40
years
In Camden, Jan 30 John C.. son OF 5 G. and II.
W. y icr, tgcd " years, months ana days.
IN Rockland, Feb. g, samuel Iishury, aged Is
years, 10 months ant ~ days.
In Roci Land, zen. p Charles y. Gettigan, aged -
years and y day..
IN Kockand, Feb, l. Charles +. Rising aged ii
years, 10 months and days.
In Rockpor, Feb. l. George 4. Robinson, aged
81 years and Jmuuths.
I'm Rockland, Feb. |, Alpheus Chandler Tibbets,
aged = Years, month and - days.
In North Haven, Jan. %, Mrs. Lydia Brown,
aged = years.
In Ellsworth, Feb. J. Mrs. Annette, wife of
Charles Monaghan, aged 81 Years and ) months.
The Republican journal., 1890-02-13


Turks Island. Jan IS Sailed brig Fidelia, Blake,
| Baltimore.
Matanzas, Feb 4. Sailed sch Mary l. Peters,
Williams, Delaware Breakwater.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The big ship Rappahannock sailed from Bath for
lhliadelphla Thursday noon under her can
! vas carrying one thousand tons of paving stone
for ballast. She arrived at Philadelphia \ onti;y
and Will load oil for japan.
SOLD Bark White Cloud, of Boston, has been
| solu by Messrs- Charles Hunt X Co. for the y Il.
Mansfield estate to Messrs. John 5. Emery 4 Co,
| Boston Terms private. The vessel was built at
Boston In 1874, and registers 5s6 gross Her
dimensions are Length AS feet, breadth of beam
- feet' depth l6 feet. Her last voyage was from
| Accla, T. A., to Boston, where she recently ar
rlVed Fishing schooncrs Squirting, Elsie NJ.
! smith and Abbie NJ. Deering, Of Portland. were
sou saturday to Gloucester parties for neary $50
goo. The Boston built fishing schooner Alice, 50
tons register. has been sold at Prnvincetown TO
| west Indian parties, and will be used in the sugar
| coasung trade IN the West Indies.
DISASTERS, ETC. News comes from Mobile,
a Ia, where the captain, {. u Francis, of south
brewer was landed, Of the total loss ot sch. Wm-
beazlcY 1T Is believed that of the rrt.v were
| lost. The schooner her way from Dcmc-
rara to La Guiana in Mexico, light, and was lost ON
the island of Grand Gurmauda some distance south
west OF Jamaica, and just hefort She hat entered
! the Guli, The William Bcazlcy was three mast
/ er butt IN BuCksport i'll 1881. Her net tonnage
was 20 - ana she was first class vessel in every
! particular. Cool judges the loss AT AZ pDH,
and there was little insurance il il reported
/ The owners We're John Cassidy 4 + Cassidv n
| ! tIallager and other Bangor mcn.... apt. j.
! ~ ihllhps contracted with the Scott Wreckins
| company to hnat the schr. Pncahonta> south
SIDE of Block island the basis Of Jl per cent.
savage nut saturday night storm completed the
"recE and the vessel viii IN, abandoned. .. 4 b.
lt'la report OF Dec. 20, says shin Josephu-, Roy
rrs, Hong Kong for New York, which rutUrucd t.
TINS port on account of stress of weather. went 10
sea again on Dee =, hui luldur command ot an
other captain. The Jo7erhu> passed Aujcr Dec
tREIGrGTS The Freight Circular Of snow 4
turSes1 n" "rk, reports for The week ending
The Republican journal., 1890-02-13
SHIP NEWS.

AMrEl,AN lORIs.
New York Feb g. Arrived schs Florence 4
Lillian, smith, Meyer X Muller, Patterson; Nettie
Lane'ion. Ross, Jacksonville; Florence Leland
W tits Mobile
Boston, teh = Arrived, sen. +. j. Warren
Belfast.
Baltimore, Feb j Sailed, sch Daylight, Hodg
don, Boston ~ sailed sch Yale, simpson, Boston
Philadelphia, Feb. Z. Cleared, sch NJ b. Millen
Dyer. Savannah, 10. arrived ship RappahannocR
new Dickenson, Bath.
Sabine Pass, Feb. 3. Cleared, sch. Nellie +
sawyer. Arey, New York.
Apaachicoa, Feb ). Arrived, sch. Melissa 4
Willev Hail. New York
Bruins wick, Feb ,. sailed, sCh. Nellie 5. Picker
Ing, Mclean, Perth Amboy; 6, sailed, bark Henry
A Litchiied, Davis, Rio .Janeiro.
Fernaniina, Feb. 3 Arrived, sch. Addie 6
Bryant, tIlkey, Barbados; 6, cleared sch south
Shore, Ellis, Philadelphia.
Galveston, Feb 5. Arrived, sch. John Pierce
Rogers, New York.
Port Eads, Feb, ). Arrived, ship Cora, Ray, Rio
Janeiro.
Mobile, Feb 7. Arrived sch. Susie P. oliver
Snare, Port Spain.
Pensacola Feb :. Cleared, sch. Susan n. Pick
ering, Haskell, Philadelphia
Charleston, Feb. s. Arrived sch. Lizzie Bah
cock, Wheaton, Belfast.
Jack sonvlle Feb 10. Arrived sch Lois Chap
les, Ross, New York.
New Bedford Feb !. Arrived sch Charley
Bucki, Mathews, Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
Maurtius Jan. % In port sch. Almeda Wiley
Copeland for n. of Iatteras.
Black River, Jam, Jan. &. Arrived, brig Stock
ton, Allen, Barbados.
Grenada, Jan. IA Sailed, brig Fideia Blake
Turks Island and Baltimore.
Havana, Feb l. Arrived, sch S. NJ. Bird, Mer
ril, New York.
Santos, Feb 6. Arrived sch. Hannah McLoon
Bird, Newport News.