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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

THE SENATORS OF THAT PARTY AT ALBANY WILL
FIGHT DEMOCRATIC JOBBERY.

THE SENATORS OF THAT PARTY AT ALBANY WILL
FIGHT DEMOCRATIC JOBBERY
The Republican members Of the Legislature who
were in town Yesterday agreed point thoroughly.
that the coming session promised TO be conspicn0nsW
corrupt if the Democratic schemes now under way
be carried out. BOT in years has the Black Horse
Brigade appeared i'm such force and high feather aS at
present and never before have IFS members been so
confident Of a successful ard profitable campaign
said one Of the oldest Republican senators. a man
whose reputation +, Of the highest character Tine
taxpayer, Of this city and state well feel con-
ccrncd about The work at Albany this winter. The
outlook Is certainly gloomy. ! never heard of 50
many jobs on foot n present. Why. you hear OF
nothing el1c. The gang Of treasury l0oters Of last
year Ia, been largely reinforced by the recent election
I never 50 large a representation Of The hungry
there is this The Tammany crowd appears 10
be determined to sweep the board for some OF It's repre-
~sutative> I'm everything that smacko Of Iobbery
Taking purely partisan view Of the matter.
| should be in favor Of the Republican senate.
which IS the only bulwark Of the taxpayers.
letting the Democratic majority have IT. way. Let
job 20 through. think that the people of the
state would become SICK Of the winters legislation
that such a thing Democratic Assembly or Senate
would not be seen ~ Albany In tfy years
Tie senator ad,ed. however, that partisan view
would of course. rot prevail The loyal Republicans
In the Legislature will withstand 10 the utmost Of their
dbHH INC lHcttlcd Ot''du-Ils LA WI NC Wtur y
tho other Sid" tn, resistance VIII begin with tle first
piece oU the Democratic programme VI RAJ ay-the
proposed unse1tns Of halfdOhcn Republican
A4sembKmen BY the most hlch-hande1 method,
over Witnessed in this or any other state II Is
expected that " special committee 10 pass upon these
cases VIII be- announced By speaker Sheehan on Tue
iay before any other committees named. This
committee which viii be- irOnclad In the Governors
Interests. will 20 through the fJrin Of making an IN
ve-tigaton. giving special attention. Of course. 10
Troga County IN the hope of digging mp something that
can be- used against ex-senator Plat and Columbia
County where Louis +. Pawn lives II Is reported that
the Republicans will be represented that commit -
by that bright and shining member Of the party
Hamilton Fish, IT,
senator Fas>ctt will 50 10 Albany this afternoon
lie did not care to talk last ul2ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
WORK At ST. FRANCIS xAvIpRs coGLEGE.

An lation Of the c!as, o. 49, St. Francis Xsvles
Col,cgc has been established Ia the class d " 1h"
meetings are held weekly and at them essays debate
report. Of inNe-tg6tng committees ana rtay Woik are
,sentd The object Of the society Is to develop ORIGINAL
Intellectual work the students OF the cs7, ana ~
encourage original research on literary topics. Com
uittees Of two are appointed TO visit places OF Interest
and 20 note what may prove Instructive or entertaining ~
the society A report much interest was made at the
first regular meeting by Of the members who invest
gated the library the Ncw-Iok HioHesl Society ana
the Lenox Library There IN the former about se' enty
thousand volumes u historical works concerning the United
States and New.York State In particular. The news
News Letter Of 1904, the Irst pnper published in
America and 'gThe New.YOrk GaLcttc," the GIst New
York paper published in 1880.
At the LenoX Library are between 10000 and $4,000
volumes on various subjects But the chief pride Of the
library Is the collection OF ancient manuscripts Bibles and
Grst editions The Bibles about 1000 IN number
from all countries and ranging rom little vestpOcket edi
ons 10 fol0s. Also numerous letters Of famous men.
Washington Jefferson, Bonspsra, Dr. johnson and
Cromwell the original manuscript Of W6shngton's fare.
well address, and nnunorabe objects Of interest The
officers u the society President, the Row j. +. y.
oConor viceprcsident. =. +. Burke, sccIetsry J. j.
bullsm and treasurer, 4. J. Prunty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

sugar in the United States, having not only an abuud
aAee OF money behind it. but the necessary skill and
enterprise, without which all the money In the world
would be of little use. This company controls the
very best al most modern machinery fpr the making
OF bcct sugar and keeps Itself abreast Of all the most
recent chemical and mechanical discoveries and inven-
tons In lis peculiar line OF business
II must DE obvious that san BernardinO County
possesses no peculiar advantages over many other
parts Of the state for raising sugar bcct>. They viii
rfOw ana 1pen almost any there except in the high
sierra. who're the season i, too short 10 permit Of
Their reaching maturity before the frost, come and
there must I've hundreds and thousands OF Of
land as we'll adapted 10 beet culture as the Chino
ranch ms !, sad, not With desire Intention
OF beHttIlhg "! GIrd'- contract but only to show
oNnaId COMPANY. If II has come 10 stay, may well
establish beet sugar factories elsewhere than I'm san
EcnafdinO County, ard tins make good In time the
assertion heretofore made by The Chronicle" that
faioria capaie Of supplying all the sugar needed
having a surplus foi export in addition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
ELOPINa NTH 4 COL0RED GIRL.
An BNGLIsHNIASI WHO Is MARRIED, RUNS OFF
W11,N urp an SnhfE NAII,ARrr PAPEHS.

An BNGLIsHMASl WHO Is MARRIED, RUSS OFF
With HER AND SoME VALUABLE PAPERS.
william u Watson. a colofed man, 81 Lynn. Mas
now STAYING al the iealthvillt House. so lao West
Thirty soventlst Is IN the city booking for h- dauSh
tor. nineteen years old. who abducted from her
home by AL Bng1ishInan who masqucraded under the
different names Thomas Smith. Thomas and Thomas
McNanght0n. Late in the simmer ono Of the carly
morning trains brought into the lty Of Lynn WHIT"
man seeking work He was 4 stranger. lie had
lately arrived from liverpool, coming 10 this country
with the hope Of lettering MS fortunes. lie kne"
no one IN Lynn but attracted by sign which read
Board by the day or week he entered the liquor
store Of william n Watson, coorcd man, and engaged
bed and board uldor thc name OF Thomas smith.
smith soon procured work, and bdng an expert
carpenter earned good wages. ia the meantime re-
M ming boavcr IN the house Of the cDorcd man.
Watson had a daughter named Ethel fair 10 color and
n ne.c.u years Old. She very good looking.
She Wa romantic aud fell IN Ovo with the Eutl- Ama'
Her father Wa first bLnd 70 the growing Affection
between his lCaIdcy and HI daughter giving lis whole
attention "a his farming ara other orcupat pms IN
Witch be Kept adding fls store " wealth li!- Vic,
Fdhel's StAp-mOther, however, SyHhthLcd WIN HcI
daughtcr's dcslre u marry While man.
Watson al lat aWoLe 10 the idct OF MS uiuthlci $
attachment for the Eug-hman but III spite ol ms
objections the pair continued 10 meet. aud hnhy left
linn together. lie has since discovered two thlus
first that his daughter hdd stolen tho bt' dr'hN
10 some valuable property nud sccond thdl her lover
j. already a married man, hs name being Ih"ind,
j, determined 70 prosecute iu1c' with the iull n6or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
HE WEA7HER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL 3 p. NJ. MONDAY.

r.
WASHINGTON jan 4-For Eastern Now-York light Local
SHOWS. clearing during the dav; no'tIerlv winds slight
ti-" ia temperature
For W.T. Virginia. Western New-York. Western Penn
svl,,uf, and ohio generally during MONDAY except
light local SHOWS At Ia"e -Nuohs SHght" warmer
variable winds.
For Eastern P,nnsy.yanll New-J'rsey and Delaware.
HINT local ,uow- clearing during he dayi stationary
t.5pe-l,..c except In Central PennSylvsnia. slightly
warner. uorthrry winds.
For M,no and Hampshire, local SHOWS; essterly
winds: ,i.,h, changes IN temperature.
i,., the District " Columbia Maryland and Virginia
generally fair during Monday; slightly warmer IurNdH
For Nofth Carolina. south Carolina Georgia and last
.rn Florida. Fair. generally warmer ~rath''
For W',t.u 1orbia fa.r; slightly warner
For Alabama warmer TN.
For Mississippi. fan: warmer eN'ept IN south"t'V"'
portion. stationary t'uTefttu'r
For Louisiana fair. warmer IN southern. stationary
ta4.p,rtir- in nortllrru portions
70. Et,t,ru Texas far; stationary t'upeF'Jufr Except
warmer ia northeast portion
tor Arkansas fair. warner eastern. stationary tenn
p.rltutc 100 western portions.
Far Tennessee K-utucAy Indian. and Illinois. "srm'f
fair
For Lover Michigan generally f1ir Monday; warmer IN
eastern stat,uaTy taul-rituto la western portions .
west IN portion, Slight CHANGES IN tenpt a'asr. r
For Iowa fair. slightly warmer la rasVFh' sI''"''''
trnpertiur. ga western portions. .,,. ,,,,
For Nabra-as fan parn'r IN eastern. stationary t'"
For Co,o,aio ia'i warmer in north"e'" STATIONARY
tenn rltuF, In srlth,a-t portions. ., ,,d
extreme southern portions. stationary thI''aU'c d" "
r5i XSrth Dalot, far: wumer in eastern stationary
For S61u Dakota f4r slight changes ia temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
TO CELEBRATE ITS THIRD AYN1VERSARY

The Twenty third 81. branch OF the Young Men =
Christian Association Will celebrate it, tmid ann
ver,a.y as a branch Of the organization next sunday
in an unusual manner. Anniversary scfvi'c' VIII
be held I'm several Of the city ciurohe- Among
those for witch arrangement, have already been per
fecied are the BRICK Presbyterian Church, at lhIN
sevcnthst. and F1ftlavc., at 4"'o p. M al "A'h
William +. Dodge and the pal tor. the Rev. d. Henry
van Dyke. Will speak NJ. bartholomew" S Protestant
Episcopal Church, at Madison ave. ana IotV iouIth
st., at p. NJ. at which Robert Fulton cutting ana
the rector the Rev Dr. David II. Greer. VIII speak
and in the evening at the Central PRESBYTERIAN
Church. In fity-scvmth-st., the Church OF the Holy
Comforter AT SlNtlave. and 1Wenlcthal' anu inc
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church at forty-aiAth'L TINS
Will be followed on Monday evening 10y AN ami
vcrsary reception in the Association buIllhs, al
Twenty third st. and FOmth-ave. from 30 to 10
when all departments Of work VIII be IN operation
and open for the inspection Of the guests, followed
at 80 by service in the hall, with special music
nv the vocal music CLASSES and addressed bv the
Rev Dr. x. :. Macarthur, Of the Calvary Bapurt
Church. To this service ticket VIII admit a mem
Der and friend. and special tickets can be obtained
at tie Association building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
FOR TREATING coNTAGIor, DISEASES.

Or Griffin. the Commi-,p of Health. 90 hi, annual
report complains that there is s'ill an u't"r lack NJ
accommodations for persons suffering from c1ntac u-
deei-e, who desire 20 paw for suitable" treatment
notwithstanding the fact that the statute authorizing
the construction ~ The Coutagi)u Disease Hospital
provides for the furnishing 81 uo-" accommodations.
Tho new hospital WI, begun IN lag ard 100 few
weeks will bc ready Tor occupancy. The principal
purpose Of tie hullduy Will ho the reception Of small.
poX patient, though ,uNcrr, from, ,cirlilua ard
dpih"rin viii BE- card FOR well. Tho doctor sit~
that two more pavilons win be- erected nj once 20
accommofa'" those who. though dc,iu- proper treat
mont and willing Ia pay for BE-. have hitherto lo. com
PEELED To- accept treatment bon fh' of'rrpNd'd con
taeoI- ward in the charity hp. pitll at Flltbu-h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DETERMINED TO BE MARRIED SECRETLY.
THE HACKMEISTER BARDEs ELoPEMENT HAS
SOME PECULIAR FEATURES

SOME PEN LIAR FEAIt RES.
Elizabeth BarreS the eighteen ycar-1ld daughter Of
Thomas Frederick Barles Of NO 2j2 South second ST..
who clOped Al midnight Friday with Henry l.. Hack
mci-tcr " 80 10 Clyucrst.. la, been heard from.
Tie couple immediately married after leaving the
vOung woman's home by the rev. Henry L. StrodaCh
pastor Of the German Lutheran Church In Rodney
The performed IN the parlors OF the par
sonuCe.
When the young woman left her home she was met
AT the door BY her lover who. after the marriage took
her TO hi, home I'm LawrenCest. Yesterday afternoon
Haclmester scat a telegram to Mr.. PardeS. saying
We arc married and well Don't he uneasy Mrs.
BardeS was ANNOYED at thc receipt Of the message.
Hacmestcr had been calling her daughter for three
years and the wedding day had been set. Why they
took the steps they did IL still mystery.
Tho Rev Mr.. Strodach when seen. said that he saw
no reason why he should have married The couple
few DAYS prior 10 Christmas. l--o. the pastor said
UacimcStrr called on him and made arrangements f'r
a secret marriage b"tw,/l himself and Mis- lardc-
Before the night of the wedding lie sent word That j"
would declare the mlrrlag" or" $50
Young lacknel.tcr j. cmplolc IN the works OF the
Bradbury Piano Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
Cenal Notices
9 UPRLME COURT OF the state OF New u rk.

~ lBREME GDO VI tue Dldlc Vi new i OIh.
- Place Of trial CITY and County VI New-York.
Lanes rulIshank aud Talbot ". ChaInbers a. eAecu
tors of the last will and testament Of John T. Deapane
decesad plaintiffs against the Home for the Frendsss
Society Tor the Relief OF Aged INDECENT females. tbs
Wonan's Hosp!tal IN the State OF New-York the New.
YORK Magdalen BenewOent So.ety, the Roman Catholic
pi,ary he American Board Of Comm aoners Foreign
Ni.s'ons Oh" American Home Missionary Society. the
American Bible tile American Missionary Assccia
Eytt ann Marriott ,NccutrN ~. derc
Marriott deceased, william Walter Phelps. Ellen =.
PSep. MsAlmiian E>terhsLy, sally Esterhazy. Jau.es
Camille samson Phpplnr samson, Mathlde s. Nlyenot,
lid Won lindar!.n Matniide Won ,Iindhelm. VII.
nm van Lindhem. Cllriss. Lndheim Edmund
Rollins Maria Robins Arthur Frederick Stozel. Clara A.
Miller Won AlchhoL George X Scheneln, James Beck.
nan and the New-York life Insurance aud Trust Com.
R ~ X aboVc nam ID dof ndants and each them:
You are hersby summoned - answer tie conDaint in
thl, action and serve copy " your answer on tie
p hfs summons exclusive OF the day of service end
css. OF your failure y apPaI OF answer judgment VIZ
BE- taken sgs!nst - default for the relief demanded
III pu M NeS.York November 18 1890.
BILLINGS x CARDOZO.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ia The daGss~ts Wilhelm Iederer tieOf9e w Llppitt.
Ma-ds Lippt r. der,cs Anne Marriott Sally Ektc-.
hagy James Camille sampson. Pl:ippfne sampson,
Iindhem wilhelm Lndhem Clartsse Won Lad.
heim Edmund Robins. Mara Robins Arthur Frederic <
Stoiel Clara \: Stol1e sebastian fitsyeser' IheNss
Fusw!es.r and Vncenz Miller Won Aichholl. 49,
Th foregoing summons Is served upon yon by publca-
Ion pursuant 10 order OF the Hon George p Andrew
one OF the Justices OF the supreme Court ~ me save
Md With the complaint in the ocr Of the Clerk q ue
civ and County Of New.York. at the County Cours
House, in said CITY Of New.YoTA. -
BILLINGS e. CARDOzo.
plaintifs' ATTORNEYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
OTHER SUBTRBAN TOWNS
WE.TClIFSTFR COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-TwO officers Of the White Plains
Gas and Electric Light Company are now under
medical treatment on Friday last. the secretary ana
treasurer of the company. Edward r. Phelps formerly
Of Albany. fell willie descending the sto0p OF his
house fractured the bone Of his right leg near the
ankle on saturday afternoon his father in'law.
samuel r. Pulen who is vice president of the com
panv while examining steam pipes al the com
panyS works. had "A narrow escape from death. By the
explosion OF pipe. As il l.. fears are entertained
that he will lose the sight Of one OF his eyes
MOUNT vERNON.-The services at Trinity Episcopal
Church last night interpreted in signs for deaf
mutes by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet Of II. AIMS
Church. New York. who also preached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Charlie. r. L. Bsktr foFty.two years old, OF NO lob
,tadIsons. sign sdjuster and known 10 business men
Of mi, city died in Nev-York Hospital yesterday
morning the result Of III and fall. which be SUBSTANCES
on saturday afternoon while at work In union square
near Seventeenh.st. At the age OF h''eeh DNAer "'
go IN ,he var As drummer bov and in many im
nor,s,t battles He was a drummer boy, beginning win
the disastrous battle OF Bun Run He was taken prs
omar AZ the battle OF Oaks aud for fourteen months
was prisoner in Libby and Belle lsIe prisons he re
cyed an honorable discharge at the end OF the war Nv
one time he wis in the Navy.
His record IS good one He was MEMBER AZ Ms
death OF the Farragut Veteran Association aud wSs one
ofif ofncars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
srotrv ARTICLES RECOVERED.

The arrest of two shop lifting crooks on Saturday
evening proves to have been an important one Tile
tao men were identified Yesterday by various store
keeper, in Orange and Newark having been con
ccrncd IN a series Of petty rObbcricS. large amount
Of the plumber consisting OF fine umbrellas silk mats
hnudkcrchicfs. diamond rings and other valuable artl
cl,-has been recovered The two men, who gave Their
names ~ James Walker. OF No. 157 Bl4cker ST. New
York. and william Register. Of 80. lA.|6 BainbudSc
ST.. Philadelphia were committed fOl trial In detault
OF bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
A HOSPITAL 10 BE REMOVED.

The womcn's Homeopathic Hospital will on Nav ]
he removed 10 the Nassau Institute. Al Cla>son ave"
and Ouincv.st The hospital organized In l--j
10 do simple dlspcnSary work hat has grown rapidly
The new house viii have between twenty aud thirty
ROOM and - Pleasantly situated In spacious er'nnd-
I~idcs the hospital dI,pcn-lr Is maintained AZ - O.
III Bedford ave. where I've physicians aN' 10 Al
Tendance The removal ~ tn hospital wa made
necessary hy The increasing number Of pIivni" paien-
aunlNIns fnr irrIfmcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
wrnn,vG ANNOUNCE, FYrs.

fa-hlonabIc wedding will take place here on Jan
nary 30 the contracting parties being Bessie d. Tan
non daughter of Tax Commissioner Henry H. cannon
and De witt Clinton Jones. u pr mncnt Young society
man The ceremony VIII De- performed Al the church
ara viii bc followed hy reception at the home oil thc
bride. father 40. lOIG lnfa>ctte.,t
The Wedding 4, announced for Wcdrc'day next OF
Jacob NcCoth An Old established broad It. mere hant.
and Ms Mamie Erttncr. daughter of william bettner'
81 80 III jefferson ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
III, skull. FRACTURED WITH \ HAMMER.

Jacob f. VAN Prt ship 'arlk"r va, arrested On
saturday. Oh charge OF bually a--luliine rlI""
vorhma.. Francisco Doe. The two Bad quarrel
,ud Doc DO b. alleged by Van Icit, drew khIie on
lIm. The latter then struck Doe WIN '''u''
Yall.t fractarn~ hi, SKULL The injured man wandered
T., Lon ,laud where Ar va, p.c,rd up iuScnSblc and
removed to a hospital. He recovered >uiiclrntN 10
tel bow lie rrccvcd his injury. ON the strength "i
telegram t. the Chief OF Police here. Van Pclt was
arrested -. H. .., -
me prisoner confessed. but said that he acted III
,clf defence. tie va, held 10 await the result o
Does injury. which, It IS Thought may terminate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
BEET SUGAR ~ CALIFORNIA

From The san Francisco Chronicle
Last FRIDAY contracts were signed which viii in
sure the future of the beet sugar Industry OF can
ionlia The contracting pfrIles were Henry 7. OK
naId, representing TIE Oxnard Bcpt sugar Company,
and Richard r. Gird. Of the Chino ranch, IN Sau
bernardino County. Tile ONnard Company under
the contract Is 10 erect III Chino, In time iof the beet
harvest Of 1894. a Factory and refinery with the ca
paciy Of 900 tom OF bects a day. cqnalllne an ON
put oi fifty tons Of sugar, ana Mr. Glrd, on MS
part. Is 10 plant 5000 acres OF land In bccts.
II Is hardly possible 20 ovcrestlmae the importance
OF this first step. The Oxnad Company IS Known a,
the greatest and most successful manufacturer VI beet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
SCARCITY or MARYLAyD OYSTERS.

Annapolis, dispatch In The Baltimore sun.
The scarcity Of oysters In MARY land waters has
caused "A number Of drcdgc!s 10 transfer then opera
lions b. points outside the state. Others nave gun
work for the season About twenty i've MARYLAND
boats are said To- be engaged in the business III H1rIn
Carolina whore some of The baltimore oyster pacAeIs
b",. hef branch Office \ well known oyster
drlper SAVE unless dredging Is stopped for al least
two yoars the Chesapeake oyster beds VIII BE- CON
,Ietaiy DESTROYED. There sam 10 De oxcellc;t
rnuur growth on some OF rho bars, which would yelh
valuable supply II left undisturbed for year or two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL MASON :. COOPER.

Tie funeral Of Admiral Mason : Cooper, formerly
Of the Hayiau Navy. ~on Of Rear Admiral George H.
Cooper of the United states N1vy. took place ycst"r
day afternoon at O'Clock at tho home ~ hi- mother
in-law. Mr.. T.. VI. salmon 40 l. spencer Place lh'
Rev. Dr. Theodore L. CWlcr offered the PRAYER ana
made an address. The Rev. Charles W. Baker rector
% the Church Of the Messiah read the Episcopal burial
service. Among those pre- en were representatives, ''
RANKIN Post u the Grand Army. a DELEGATION from
the IIaytan Legation. NJ. llau-tedt. the llaytAl,
Consul. the Haytiau Minister and Major kulHt OF
the ted >tatc- Army. the burial VIII be- ~ "rccl
Wnud tn, murIIng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
TIlZ NBETIi
IL MEMORY OF THE REV. JAMES H. con

~ MEMORY OF THE REV. JANE" II. ''REI"NH'
4 months mind 80 memory ~ th" lHie Rev Jam -
H. COrrIriu pastor 90 IT. Mary 'Hu''H VIII O' '''o
b-,ted he,c thi- iupfnu. There VIII De- a large AT
tcdarc, Of 10 .l,,c and clcr., men from various parts
If The couutr, at thr services The Archbishop ~
Ncw YORK.. brother u h. dead clergyman. will take
prominent part m the clmu"moiHt.oL r\cT'1-, =
Vn'ch v.H comprise tine ictd.ns Of t' ONCE ioi TIE
dead ana a solemn hph mas of requiem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
urirY WEATHER AT SEA.

The steamship Adriatic, Commander f. j. smith, OF
the White star Line. was day late III reaching ti'
mort She experienced a heavy storm from the SOUTH
a,st Inst sunday week. Johan Eek and Franz Olse
two able seamen were washed OF their feet by wave
that swept the vessel fore aud aft. bck received :
,c,,,re ~ re thigh and Olsen a brohen leg: They
were sent 10 the Chambers Street Hospital All inconi-
ing steamers reported having experienced hesvs
weather OF! the Banks the snow was omlulhs' All"
navigation difficult and dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
Jersey CITY.


TO FIX THE BLANE FOR FALLEN WALLS
The Coroner. VI. !. toyEn. Wa ordered "V tommy
plr-i,uu Converse Ia. inquire h.o the cause oi -e
failing " tie Wells, Fargo { cos stables several
weeks ago. The Coroner onpauellel Jury but Wa
Immediately aUerwad taicn SICK lie has DIT"
couuud ii, h, UJu-, since then, ard III consequence
,r,,.r p,r. ,,,,. Ina, been directed 10 hold the in
oue.t To- Go tai, tl" Coroner and the new jury
mus, %, through the foru,lt, Of examining the BODY
az NI,nlrl Cuiauo. at -. Peter, ne" latho!E @'nr
tory who WA Lill,d hY the falling walls, IN" 'OiH
proceed.