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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
FITS OF Legal NEWS.

Hannah Kennedy, administrator OF the estate oil
t,enn~dy who was Killed by hlng hio"Sh i" u'P'O
,er,ed opening AZ the Manhattan Railway yar' NV
nd orty nfth-st and Eghtha'Ne In 1851 ester
day Obtained Ntrn1ot VI '-'0' "o
Railway Company. , r,.,,,o, bovo
I'm nned - each IS Judge Ncwbuiscr for contempt u
,,t Ralurncr Wa, a witness before VI yer ). S"''n
,.r.. ~ pointed T. take Testimony IN SUI p'""s
- ,,t.. l-.rderheim % r,covcr $50 from lAn-HherS
,t ,r GOOD, bought. Ilerrle% advised i''u'1"er "
r,t,.e 10 answer questions a. the r'ieiee "''''' =,
,.fct,c', zee. arr Addcd 10 the mes an" '"'
ordered 10 answer the quc't4oH'' s, ,,,,
irdps l,irh Of the Spptme court ma uo,...' -
,,..., ~ a 600 each TO the Board OF f1luc'''ot
y, ,h, pfesbytcran Church OF the 'h,''u ~ M
r,a AMI to Presbyterian Boara o. ~ nac a.,
-, ministers and Widows and oFpnaiS u ,n,,.,,
- , rnd.r the will Of John spauidlhs' are NV
INNS ,nau,d,ng died in 1889, leaving an es'lO "a
anu "a ci III, will made ten days "'o'0 ~
,,,d 4 mart Of the norcy has u'eh pau u, tho
" III IT, lnnchcr Ia, obt.ined an eN'" ,,
,,r. from December - on the time s"oNe' ~ "1
i"'hF u'' ~ nj. .cbedu.e, a. assignee Of {. bufA'
la ter 30. - cou-, has ordered that
,nn,..,. examine Nitn"'acs IN fhiIpu'p'." ~
mi, T., divorce brought by cora NJ
candle Bar eua'' .,rs old through her
10, recovered a verdict OF $1,000 against ~ :
80 in the supreme Court for injuries ,', -,
IN. Ies o. a foot. received "h''' '"'
,,,t Of the defendants house .., yesterday
motion wa, made In the supreme No',' Zoo oso
-. ~, technical yoiat, attachment Tor s'OOV0 '
,'i,.l IA, 1881 by thc National l'F@ p'1 ,., 'oon
nm. ,lo.hng firm OF Levy BROS i"' "' was re.
,r., the attachment WAS granted D''''''"
served. t IN ,bsolut. divorce
49,. n.- husband. william II. Crare an artist f"'', "
nd 10 le living in Chicago Win a"o''r nia -.
&,,,I ni,ancnl OF 40. 81 Washington race nl'
|''D'' s,,,r1u, court for absolute divorce nom
'ued III W" ~ actor whore real name is said to
Az ,.sr The two vcr, married in 1881 Inc pn'"""
lice, nndclty tho part Of the ae''nI a,o :, ~,
PLAYING piece c'I''i p''u.N'' u
m,y IN Miners Bowcry Theatre ,,.o.n,, ,
Judge NJ Gown In the cry Court YESTERDAY sp.D'
,n n Kitchen receiver OF the property OF '"''ns .
Snrut dealer H. meat, at no ~ Bloohne''' 81 ~,
A., un,nti,i,d judgments 10 the a"o""' y" ss,, ,
arc ',t,, ,ho admit, having accounts In hall
1o,., hanks under different names.
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REVISING; TIE PASSENGER AGREEMENT

Chicago Dec. 20 (Speoial.-A formidable TASK was
undertaken to-day by the committee apQohtcu u "
wise the Western Passenger Assoclhuou az "'e'''
The work Will take considerable time, ara the cum
mittee expects TO be in session every day Tor the rest
Of the week. Nearly every article In the agreement
will require revision as most Of them have proven
to be unavoidable in practice. The aim oil the COM
mittce will be to draft an agreement tha' VIII "
thoroughly effective In maintaining rates ana cohSerN
ing revenues and ut the same time viii work WIFI inc
least possible friction. The committee VIII pioo"o''
suggest the appointment of a permanent Doard Vi O
,raton the nresent methods of conducting arbiii1-
tions having proved exceedingly expensive ana I'M
satisfactory What is known rs the sta,utc OF i.i''
lions will probably be changed by an extension VI tnc
time In which complaints may be made ana II j PIp-
posed 10 provide for the redemption 81 TICKETS OF ue
sne of foiegn lines by the roads over when irey rdu
af full standard rates. instead Of al proportions less
authorized commissions
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co,ur CALENDARS Fon TO-DAY.
e.,.n, ,on. ,-,;rntral Ierm-krccss coEullu,d't
o"pl NV ,,,,r.-t nainbers--lic.O laWtTh'c -

Supreme !erm.seei a%s:Ss J-Mo.
,,, mar ca, rd AZ IA echoes u,,, p,tter,on
sgpfrns &ouGtr'IlM, I5os isi. Isl ia, 1904.
Nos 29'i ,s iisS 1879 1851. 1855, l7t9 il SS
~ az l9-g , ,i i.5 5S't 5o 'G 80 1908
,.- c;s 49, istc. 2l5 100 Is-j lS2 2l is
siro iis3 i3,i, l5l5 l3sa l2@ t i'S'' w. ''' ''''
1883 , Ut c1 iis gTHn4% a7. ! sSs;
~ s2i Eli $685. 1890 IGjo'. 1881, "a 2S2S
-o.'.. ...... p,,, Adjourned f,4 the term.
Sfu ', C"urt-patt ll--E~orc Parser ''-Oa'e' from
rat 49,. couy,-rar: Iv-pctore Beach, J-case' from
, Hurr re , A. Moor sarah chEisIophG,
Mce5 10 sa a. n 'Si sic Er'I Is 50 sS' C@'
j. wan ANA General Tcr-Adiouned until tomor'
row ,mmoo Pleas Special rcrm-nefO'e Di'chOn J.-Mo'
to a:or,.,r rcasrqutv Term-BcfOre DooSstarer j.
AdamG Tor taS Trial Par, Before Glescri,h
Nos os 03i 80. AS: 81 90 ~ 40 H. "a
81. go ~ so. 6s "a o 60 oc ~ 5os '' No.
"' 'ommon piea,-rrla Tcrm-fait ll-be'orc Day. u
o SS, O cas"iral rcrmrart lii-BeiOre Pryor
J-Cascs from Part l. o,..., ,,,ou,oea until January
superior Court-Gcaerai Tcrm-Ad'O'fnea until ''"''''
g. SS Court-spccla Term-Before puero J'-No
S49suncror court-Lquity Term-Before McAdam. J-N'
superior rS" ws, INTER 20 cs SSssl'a
snsrior Comrt-rrlal TcParts II and lll-Adl'urneC
court-Spcclnl Ietnh-b'i"."
civ Court-Irlal Tcrm-Parts ana ll-Aajourh'u io'
tha c,ty conrtTral Tcrmart IIl-Bcl9e MeSarthy
No Nos. 90 90 40 70 s7i SO COS 100, 0os. 49,,
CIV TRIAL Termrar lVnsiore wah o,c ssa
short causes Nos lo2", 1870 22o' l'ue 2Ao'' 80"
S.SS 23Gi, 2@H. 23lo. ,,or poc,,c russcu T-A,si,t
' D',, y" ,ttorncvs Welnan and Simms-No. |.
General Sessions Part l-Bfor Nsrun" -
our ~ ri Session ar "'rc '''"E'r'''
Assistant District Nt"rney ,I ii-I,for. Cownc !
Titan. district. Attorney Townsend-Nos 10 y III
fut
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GOV. TILIMAN AND THE RAILROADS.
he SAYS THAT uE MUST FOLLOW THE WI HIS
OF TIE FARMERS.

HE SAYS THAT IlE MUST IOiLO" I'M va No.
OF TIE FARMERS.
coinn,i, : G.. Dec. 90 specia)-fhe ra'i[ ~,
situation in this State Is becoming s'i'o' ,
massage by the Legislature OF the wilson ir'
I'm ,rhch ,irtuoilv turns over the control OF 'h'
rar pads 10 railroad commission from ,,,
sion, no appeal is allowed has aroused not Only Wv
roiIrcad ,nornatc, but the 1000 en-
pIoves about 10000 OF whom votcn i
governor Tlllman and the present Admhl>"'" "
Lave pnt on their war paint. Last cN'"i"H
Governor signed the bill after protect Iio'i w.
railroad authorities. and later l@3 railroad 'np'o' :
held q mass-mcetns ard apr 0inted commute
visit the Governor. The committee vi 'NV'i ~
submitted tho following report a.
"The committee stated To me governor "'"' ~
had been appointed to request him 10 postpone se.-
ing The bill until they could have time 20 properly
present trcir objections. Governor 1iliiah rep,'"
rhe bin has already been signed. and Is 10" INV
The opposition Of 5000 or 10000 r'lfo"u 'i"p'H
doo. NOT amount 10 a damn compared win ui'
n OcO mr. co 900 formers demanding the passage u
this bill The committee stated that they dd NOV
cone from the officials OF the railroads but as en-
n,,ves whose bread depended upon their daily aD)fa'
His rcplv was: III thought you came from h""C"
McBee general superintendent OF Ire H. anu ~
division In this state you would not HaNc DC" ="
lowed 10 enter the door. but as citizens va nave
right 10 a hearing In this matter TWO years "S' 1
had a bin before the Legislature ana ne "o",a nov
.Io, ,,o hill 70 pass. As | stated to Bunch Mche'
,hov have already backed this water upon thgmSeVcr'
and now they have only TO link or S"r,it numerous
crnor's Ianguag. inteiSpcFSeu VII" '
Son this report the meeting appointed ahh,no
committee which has issued call Tor All rn r
cmnloycs in south Carolina u meet mere ncAt :,
an, rho s,eeches at the meeting were reu iill'
Thero were many present who have been Ill'mam'eS
heretofore but who have taken cinpmu.o ,hs rcform
The Governor did tonight, not TO support w Icioi"
movement again but to fight II TO the dcalh
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,7,S ~ I'm yEIcK or MASSACHUSETTS,
SHE HAS BEEN sENDING HER rAuPERS to I"iS
eT\TE FOR YEARS.

NJ ~, controversy over the importation OF
o,,n,-. % this city from Massachusetts, til9 p'f.
,ccou,nonIcd with such an cutlery that one ms
IMAGINE that the story was cnlirrY he"' INV -
tbc thrifty Inhabitants OF the Bay oui'e "' 49,,
c,rnoving this happy and easy mc'hoo u u"' ,-,
q heir unGe.irablr fellow mon ana "o'n' 'o =
- AND ,hcv even justified their action nj Il
-, ,h CONSERVATIVES of the Massachusetts
-, ~ uoolth Lunacy and Charity, and 81 the o'"'c
,,, ., charities of Ncw-York, held In this cry OH
,ovcmbcr II, 1919. ~, v,,
This conference had been called Iy the New-f"r'
,uthorie, because the operation oil inc sun.
,ov enacted I'm 1873, had revealed the i"e' ''"s
this State IVES bcing burdcncd with large h"i"''' VI
,rs systematically forwarded from other statcs'
-sr.ciuIly from Mnssa chuscis. Up 10 1910 INV "'
: treating plupcr, and other undrsirhnl" p'0pe "".
..,. endowed I'm The case Of 10, In Bleak HOUSE,
rh.y were simply moved on untli they oi''' i"'s
were not only moved on from state 10 SUM- '''
from comfy TO county The law o; 1873 brought
,bout more humane and wise state oil ahnlr''
A, IN. conference the Massachusetts authoiiir'
orcued that New York was responsible LOT Pc'H'"'
landing at her port from foreign c'nhlreS II ''.'
h.comc dependent on state support in Massachusetts,
even II they were bound to that state "he" '.''
,,,,dod here They showed statistics 10 prove 'ha'
largo ncrccntag, Of the paupcs supported III haS"'
chu.et,s olmsLous,s was foreigners who had mhucu
at this port. .,.,,..o,co
In the report OF the proceedings oi me oh'e'on''
the Ncw.York state authorities mad" THIS SuI'''"'
I'm. "Thc number OF paupcrs dcport'd from 'iNN'-
cbuscts 10 this state is very large, there HAVING Ie'
TRANSPORTED by State authority. outside oi 'h"'' '"'
ont ly towns and cities. during the p'r'ou '""'
20 -. n, Massachusetts, holds
Vow. yor-r responsible for persons who have entered
her borcers from any part Of Ncw-iork although S'
persons may have settlement in New-iorN' anu may
~, have been there except passengers III 'r'"'i'
no ~" ,.,,. Massachusetts, holds
NcwYork responsible FOR immigrants Oh 'n''I w.
coming sick arid dependent in that state althcsn ' n
or,,snsl destination NAV have been 10 som" P'i' ~
~ -, Tins claiming the advantage 10 Do
derived from foreign Immigration, without sh"rihs
IFS disadvantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
he STOLE DrAMoYD EARRlyGs TO GET MONEY

Michael Fornan. twenty years old, was held IN $1,000
bail by Justice Tainor in the Yorkvic Court yesterday
morning on a charge OF grand larceny The com
painant Mrs Hester S. Dwlndlc OF No. ii Fast Forty
slxth.st said that Fornan had been employed
waiter.
Recently she missed pair OF diamond earrings
worth $3.50 from her ieweeasc She reported the loss
NJ the Fiftyseventhst station. and Detective Murphy
was assigned 10 the lie arrested FOrnan, who
had been considered honest and trustworthy. After q
little questioning Fornan confessed lie said that he
had been in need OF dollar had taken the jewels and
had pawned for OIL intending TO take them out
before the discovery OF the loss Ms. Dwinfle did
wish 70 press complaint The rings were stolen OH
December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
WARRANTS FOR OFFICERS or THE ISov NALL

indianapolis. Dec. 20 tspFlnl->'air A''rhN
Hoffman has concluded TO give the Iron lla> officials
no further play with the legal -> and has ordered
warrants is,u.,I for Freeman d. somerby. Amos H.
Hosmer Joseph Gladdng, !. Henry Hayes T. w
Rouse c. IL. Baker and !. II. Erk"rsley. They were
Indicted for cmbezzlem"ni. the amount NAMED beng
$4,000. Tile bill j. In tvO counts. Certified
copies o. the Indictment were made yesterday aud
were taken 10 Governor Cha'c, WAC VIII i.-u" r"puis
lions on the Goy,rnors OF Pennsylvania. Michigan and
MARYLAND. The bond Of Cashier Davis. who is under
arrest was made 10000 and this viii likely r. Tie
bond q, tie others Nj. lOl,LmAns step l. Influenced
by a desire 10 hasten The legal proceedings.
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BoNpHoLDERs ENTITLED TO THEIR MONEY

Louisville. KY. Dec. 20.-Judge Jackson in the
United States Circuit Court today rndcied decision
in the important case Of j. Kennedy Tod and Others
against the Kentucky Union Railway Company. Judge
Jackson sustained the motion Of the plaintiff and the
other first mortgage bOndhodcrs for sale 81 the rOad
and entered a decree niA, the condition being that
within 100 dave the Kentucky Union and lis securities
pay the OF the d"!aulted bonds. In the event
That the money Is not forthcoming at the end 81 that
time the road Will DE sold by oder Of Judge Jackson
He holds that the second bOndh0ldcrs have 10 right
10 complain, they might have anticipated the de-
fault On the first mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
HE THOUGHT i DEAD MAN HAD COME ~ Lfh'

Ur TUOrGUT DEAD NAN HAD CONE TO LIFE.
A policeman OF the East Eighty -eish'h-st sP"c ,a
trlod the door q the undertakerS shop nj ~" i'''
rbIrd-avc n few minutes after A. M YESTERDAY anu
WAS surprised to find ii licked. lie "aA'" i"''
rho room and saw lying on the hoor b'sli' I"
coffin Thinking that supposed d'al man hal come
% ufe ond had fallen ont Of the coffin. the policeman
was startled. lie ran out Of the shop and Die" "''
whistle f)r assistance.
Anothee policeman. who responded 10 inc '''''
went with lin into the shop and found Robert I'fh'
a clerk I'm the employ Of the undertaken NlhS !" Z"
dazcd conditi' on the floor. frie h'i NV y"
,ne shop md had entered the place some time after
midnight when he under the influence Oh ihI."I'
lie hed fallen beside the coffin and Ind received d
severe scalp wound An ambulance carried MI" 1"
thc Presbyterian Hospital.
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THE rrornLrS on The MEXICAN BOHDrR

Galveston Tex Dec. Ca dispatch from Laredo
10 The News" says: 4" II Is now pobabl" That Tie
United states troops side tracked with the douh'
prrpo,r 81 entertaining them In junel" WIN" tbs
Lendts pursue their main purpose. and to Impress the
Mexican officer, with the belief that the bandits ARE
on Texas coll until the drnp fails elsewhere. Bl
December ~ something dehnli" and Important may
be- expected rcm beyond the border. II i, stated that
most careful inquiry fail, 10 ascertain the whrirl outs
az General uca who rs one ~ the ablt general, m
Mexico Troops ID and X. Of the I'd alvnry. arrived
ON a .pecldI train hast night from -an Antonio but
left special train over tn" IrNaN ana Mexican Kan
,yav th, morning for iana and irnlitos."
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interior. The publishers say that they intend to i've
up 10 high standard and at the time offer the
magazine at low price. The January number contains
contributions from some OF the well known writer's OF
the day and includes wide range OF topics A story
is furnished by Octave Thanc Tscot Williams writes
Il study on Philadelphia. and among the other con.
tributors are u. &. McClelland, Fannie AymaY
Matthews, Louise Stockton, Minot J. Savage Rebecca
Harding Davis Robert c. Meyers, Florence Earle
Coates Madeline 5. Bridges and Mary Gray Umsted
The New Peterson" includes among Its c0DrilutorN
the names of Edward Everett Hale Thomas Went.
worth Higgnson, John Vance Cheney. Mrs. Amele
Rves Chaner, Joseph Kirkland, Gertrude Anterior
and other wellknOwn writer's
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THE FLOOD OF WHEAT IN TIE NORTHWEST

Duluth Mimi, Dec 2o.-Wheat continues 20 come
into this city rapidly and the wheat blockade predicted
4 few DAYS ago seems almost here The increase IN
stocks held here and at the elevators on the superior
side of the bay also under the control of the Duluth
Board OF Trade has the last week been l'o9'ooV
bushels and the total stocks Of wheat here aggregate
l27 "a 900 bushels. in the week he elevators OF Inc
Duluth Elevator Company have been hlcd ore OF 'l'
two big elevators Of the Great Northern road Is ful
and there is enough wheat going Into the Other TO FIJI
il I'm ten days. The elevators OF the Lake superior
and Union improvement companies have capacity for
some 100000 bushels more The receipts th's morn
ing were G75 cars about 100000 bushels. and TINS
food Of grain continues steadily. The country eic
vators belonging TO the Duluth system, with about
800 900 bushels capacity, all fun. and viii not
be able TO act as reservoirs Long before TIT opening
Of navigation all the capacity at the head OF the lakes
will De iull OF wheat and there VIII be At least loO"o
900 bushels for the vessels 10 carry down N th eah
weeks Of navigation. The wheat l. OF the highest
grade There are also In store here 22O.O) bushels
Of flax and barley, making the total grain In store
13.l0J.OCO bushe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
CUIpLIIy HrNSLET My GIT A BEHElRNG

1t was rum0r,d at the Navy Iari yesterday 'hit
Chaplain Alexander G. Il,nslcy. vino was recently
dropped from the Navy because Of disability In
CURED not In the lire Of duty" has secured promise
OF a rehearing Chaplain Hcnslcy's disability was
recorded chronic scaschn"ss.' II l. reported That
he became so i'll on the training sp Port Mouth that
she had 10 put into harbor In the West Indies lic
recently appealed from the decision Of the Board on
Retirement and Promotion. lie Is now fully recovered
IL IS not believed that lac viii b" rein,tat'd. bat his
case recalls that " Line officer now We'll mp Un the
list who was dropped for The many years
ago and subsequently, was put on the retired list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
THE ENGLISH STOCKHOLDERS WIN.

Columbus. Ohio, Dec. 90 (Spccal).-The Supreme
Court to-day passed on the case against the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company. involving the right OF
the English stockholders who hold controlling in
terest In the road to vote at the annual meetings by
proxy. The court finds that the majority Stockholders
had the right 10 vote their shares by proxy and thus
places the McKimm party in control Of the road II
l. the understanding In railroad circles here that the
Ohio and Mis- s5Sipp will pass into the
troll OF the Baltimore and Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
BEirrrfyG IGAIySr PROFESSOR SMITH.

Cincirnati Dee. eO.-puring the last days OF the
trial by the Cincinnati Irrshy terry OF Professor Smith,
Of Lane Seminary for hcrcsy, DR.. McGlNer,, Of the
Seminary flied a formal protest against finding Dr.
Smith guilty ON charges and two. Yesterday the
committee appointed 10 conf lcr IN" protest. with
bower 10 act made H. formal report I'm which IL re-
fused 10 grant III, petition contained IN the protest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
rOP THE ANIMAL DINNER Of POLICE OFFICIALS.

Superintendent Byrncs called the inspector" nnu ,'P
talns 10 his Office at Police headquarters N'~''rdy'
ana talked with them about the arrangements for
their twelfth annual dinner % De given at D'lnonscos
on the evening Of January %. They declined l" say
later how many guests would be invited to the dinner
cr who would be tire chief speakers In reply " me
toasts. II was said that the superintendent "u
something 10 ,ay at the meeting reSnrulhg "' h"P
preston of dlsordrrly houses. a lsi u when hai
hc., sen, IN him hy Dr. Parkhurst's s,rrlcty. lie
refused to talk On tr subject later . reporters. how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
GENERAL RosEcRAys GoIXG TO los ANGELES

Washington Dee. 2O-G"nc.a RosrcranS. Register
of the Treasury viii leave here tomorrow AFTERNOON
for Los Angeles Cal, I'm III" hope OF recovering his
health. His daughter viii aeon pIny him from WASH
lngt,n and Governor Tooc hi, soun-law, VIII Join
them at Chicago ard 90 far as Ia Junta, COL
General Ro.ccrans has improved somewhat within the
last wcc,, ard Il Is pow believed he may be still
further benefited by the mlld"r climate O Southern
al irnil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
SAID TO be A FRENCH GENERALS DAUGHTER

Albany, Dec. 2O.-Sup"rintcndcnt Of liz" POOR
McKennn, II this city. Las received IN anonymous
letter which states Tat Harriet Bordeaux, VIII" died
last saturday In the Utica Asylum, was the daughter
Of Major General Bordeaux who wa, IN the 'tah oI
Marshal Enzninc. OF France Ms. Bordeaux was about
sixty years Of agc and Ind be In the 10 al nlmshcu,r
II year when she sent to Tea. four months AGO
No more Inf rmaiun Ma Oh;auci 10 who the letter
writer was at Office OF the superintendent oil me
Fan to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
GIVES ArrR lcrIvE NUMBER.

The January number OF "lh' NJ" r'".r'o" i's"
nina. rrcscn,s features that draw favorable attention
~ IN, result Of the recent change In management
rho pop,lar side " the old publication Is fney pre-
served and the list of contributors has been addeu W
m n way to raise The literary character Considerape
artistic effort has expended upon this ISSUE when
* proflsely illustrated and makes an excellent typo
graphical appearance The cover II II DAINTY one unu
tho contents bear out the suggestion Of an attractive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
THE E,TLY +. WHITNEY SAFE.

Atlantic CITY. y. j., Dec. 2O.-Thc ship Emily +.
Whltncy, bound from Passagua, Peru, for Now York
with cargo OF nitrate Of soda, Which went ashore on
the cons near Beach Haven yesterday during dense
fog wns pullrd OIL IN good condition about 30
oc ocl This morning by the tugs which had gone to
her assistance. The ship at once started for
New York In tow Of n tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
yR NlCEIY EEMEMEERS HIS ENPTOyES

John W. Mackay has again sent over the Commercial
cables his Christmas and New Years greetings to the
staff Oh the line, accompanied by CHRISTMAS box In
The shape OF an order for the payment Of an extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
A TOUCHING LETTER FROM DIR. JENKINS.

Dr. Jenkins. Health Officer OF the Port of New-iorh
has written touching letter in reply 10 the resolutions
sent him by the steamship conference. In 1t he com
ailments the steamship companies ON their Keen
sightedness In being the only ones to see how brilliant
and allie his administration Of quarantine affairs really
has bcen and implies that he rs Illustration Of the
fact that malice loves a shining mark lie attacks
the state authorities he has been doing recently 10y
mentioning again 1.-the Inadequate means at my dls-
posal', which appears to be rather poor argument
In favor of the State quarantine which he advocates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
INCOMING STElMERS.
IURSDAY, DECEMBER %
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER o.
CIenfuegos Cuba. NASSAU. 100 m 100 m
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %.
Andes Atlas Fortune Is & Jamaica...1l 90 90
Paith an Quebec, Porto Nco.....-.. 100 pm 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
FOR NATIONAL QUARANTINE.
VOTE OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
TAKE ACTION.

THE REpOET OF TIE COMMITTEE CNANIMOCSLY
ADOPTED CONGRESS ASKED TO
. TAKE ACTION
The Chamber Of Commerce Yesterday unanl-
mously adopted the resolutions in favor OF a
National Quarantine proposed by the Special
Quarantine Committee consisting Of Alexander f.
Orr, Seth Low, Samuel ID. BabcOCk, }. Plerpont
Morgan and Austin Corbin. The last named
member of the committee was the only one who
did not join in the report 1t was presented IL
week ago and consideration Of it was postponed
until yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21

,.,f.mo,t,,. .ot,r, Mr. Mackny III Ills he',"e,
complImcntcd tho their work IN ,nG Of
,he,- cn- oncrofIon I'm maintaining the position Vi -"
l'ommcrcial Gable Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Sunrise. 77Iset ;32 Moon sets, 80 p. Moons age
HIGH WAFER ToD DAY.
A.M-Sandy Hook 37 Gov. Island SO Hell Gate 10 20
P.M-Slndy Hook 9:O1 Gov. Island 3l5le Gate IL "