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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

wo,tor Jedvard Thompson elected n member OF
the stock Exchange yesterday lie Will take the sea'
made vacant by the death OF j. H. Lcvefich'
CITY Marshal Charles F.. McDermott. who was iocked
mn in the Jefferson Market Prison on wednesday hitcr
= debnuch during which he assaulted policeman
sent his resignation to Mayor Grant yesterday. Inc
MAYOR ordered that II be accepted at once
The Tribune Yesterday received 81 from sym
pothizerr for the two elderly sisters for whom an ap
peal was made in The Tribune n few days ago
Thomas j. Lumsden nineteen years old. OF NO zo'
West Twenty sccond-st.. yesterday pleadei guilty I'd
s,c,l,ug thirty bcyclcs which he had borrowed iron
various dealers, and he was sentenced 10 the him'
Rcfarmatory Lumsdcn is the son OF william LuthS
den for many years sexton Of the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
August sarina. who was arrested charged with steal
,, diamond rings valued at $500 from the fingers Of
Mr. Ami, NJ DUNCAN who fell dead In front OF NO.
A, south Washington square on January !, was dlS-
charged Yesterday by Judge Fitzgerald In the Couro Oh
Genera. sessions.
United States District Judge Charles L. Benedict
Will ,all for Europe on the steamship "errh
Of the North German LLOYD Line. He goes to Italy
,,r TN, benefit of his w.fcs health. lie VIII return
IN March
Nil. : McNulkln Of Grammar school No -, has
Given M her place Miss l.. Halliday has been ap
pointed her successor.
The properly auth 1riEed person 10 rcoel'c oonu'o"
lions in aid Of tho antilotery movement In Louisiana
is Georgc q. Williams president Of tho Chemical Ma
ilOnal Bank.
Tho steamship Alvena Of the Atlas Lne' whleh ie''
here on Wednesday. came back 10 port yesterday III
,o,v ~ two tugs At midnight Wednesday the
Alvcna broke her circulating pump. and pnt BACK LOT
mort The tugs came ~ her assistance on Inc HOOK
Tho steamship City Of Rio Janero arrived at Sah
Francisco on Wednesday, with mails from China Japan
and Hawaii ~ the following dates: shanghai Dc'c'n
her l.: Hong Kong. December 10; Yokohama Dc'cnf
er 90 Honolulu January IL. These are due IN new
York on next Monday morning The next mali LOT
China and Japan will close at tho 1cnerai iVs'o"oo
AT q 80 p m. on January 20.
4 gymnastlc exhibition was given last evening IN
,esocIo,Ion Hall Twenty third IT, and Fourth ave- by
IN. gymnasium classes Of the boys department OF inc
-. ,,o,,e christian Association The hall
rlcd with tho friends 81 the boys. The e1mbitloh con
tod ~ naralle Lar work wand driI. Roman ladders
and other similar exercises. all Il which showed that
tho classes had done good work in the gymnasium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESIER COUNTY

YONKERs.-MIs. 5. 7. Shields while driving n
spirited hDrsc down North Broadway yesterday morn
Ing was thrown ont with her two children the horse
having taken hight and run away. Mrs. Shields wns
picked up unconscious and taken u the house Of DR.
Samuel Swift which was near by. The doctor
not nj home and Mrs Shields, sui unconscious Wa
admitted TO the house OF John Pecnc. In Locust III
nve ! hy Siclans sent for and they pronounced
her condition serious. They abored over her some
time before they restored her ~ consciousness. Tho
children were not badly hurt Mrs. shields = a fear
less horse woman and Is considered IN expert driver
She lives in North Broadway.
MOUNT VERNON.-Thc Republicans Of Mount
Vernon far from discouraged because Of the dcl
Of the Republicans Mt the state election. At meet
Ing Of the leading citizens OF the town action
taken 10 organize district social political clubs A. &
Godbeck was chairman, and &. =. BabcOck secretary
suitable headquarters will be provided where these
clubs may meet upon different evening" during tn,
week. thereby giving opportunity for all Republicans
meet frequently and TINS add strength 20 The
party deliberations. IL was resolved That nO club O
association should I've Organized that would In any
way conflict with the administration Of the kcpub
lican Town Committee, or affect agy club ut pre- rn
existing. 4 Ca has been issued by Pr'ii
dent samuel bernstein for meeting 0i The Rcpnb
ican League OF the Town OF Eastchcster 10 Ice held
IN the Dearborn Bullding on Monday evening next
for the election Of officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

MAYOR BOODY AND HIS PARTY AT ODDS
Mayor Body placed himself in direct opposition 10
his party yesterday at the meeting OF inc boalu u
supervisors. Several weeks ago resolution was intro
duced in the Board advancing the salary of Third AS
sstant District Attorney Mcguire from $500 year
to $4,000. At the last weeks meeting, whch Ihe
Mayor in his seat an ex-of1cio memoer Oh 1'o
Board for the first time, he moved to amend lnis os
making the increased salary $500 This did noU
please the other Democratic members, and they iaAu
the matter over for week. When it came up Fes'er
day the Mayor made a speech advocating NE amend
mcnt and asserting that an advance OF Sl'ooo was
ample The Board did not heed the Mayors WORDS
and voted down the amendment, adopting the org'ha
increase by vote Of 30 10 4. Tho Mayor Only fouho
three Republicans TO vote with him. the o'her '"o
Republicans being absent
Third Assistant District Attorney John Mcguire is
bcardless young lawyer with much facility Of decia
nation. and his speeches have gained hun ,nc
soubrouet OF "the tongucd orator OF the lwenE
sixth Ward" lie ardent supporter OF blsuict
Attorney Rdgway's professions to the Nayor'S ''S'
fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
RUTHERFORD.

TIE ROOSTER WOULDN'T CROW IN COURT
rb. case of Townsend act sturgess, to recover
damages for the alleged larceny OF rooster was ','e
Yesterday In Zlmmernan's HOTEL N'' ,,
Justice Adolph Kruger and jury -,
opcned for the prosecution and caDei 'iS. wv
who testified that between ana o.i''" IA ~.
afternoon OF December 81, a rooster, n''"eu '
broucbt ND bv her husband and herself hc" ii'o '''
ward Of Charles W. StrgcsS, next doo' 'i'' i
end went into his neighbours yard 10 reB'ii INC NV"
hut was ordered off by Mr.. sturges'' - Se"'." VAL
rop, was obtained from Justice Kruger ana Oh Dece"i
bor 10 accompauied by Constable Van Astyhe, Mr'.
ovrsend went into the sturge>s cellar ana luchihe'
the bird which was in wire coop OohS"olc W."
AIstyne seized the rooster took 1t I'd JUSTICE h"5o'
hpt anerword returned it to Mr. Strrgess' TN cross
o,omlration by f. j. Luce, Mrs. Townsend said tho
value OF the rooster would depend Oh w" ''ui9 u
person wanted IL. ,.o,ol. q, count lam.
The rooster had not been prouemt 10 To'., S S
oter several witnesses had been examined IL was de
"a -, 20 NM tb bird I'm evidence. that its style OF
crowing might be identified. The bird was hrolsh',
but he would not crow lie only chuched ano h,Ppel
his wings. Mrs Ida j. >iureesI ies'ncu ur' tnJ
bird in question belonged Ia her little daughter. ana
had been bought by her son ond her hu,oi.nus c1u9
In November last, with seven other chcNehs' rom
De Witt Howard Mrs. Siurgess sild she GUY o, u
feather in The left wing 10 mark Il about week after
IL wns bought The bird examined IN court alul
II was seen that a feather had been cut on: De WIZ
Howard, q boy OF fifteen, testified 10 me sac oi
several chickens 10 the Sturgcsses. lncIuuihs INC
rooster In question, and MS hothtr asrcTe ,r m,
After the Jury bad been out hat an hour u. D. Ircr,
the foreman said they could rot agree Justice
Kruger the jury our again. but after iurthef ue
liberation agreement having been reacheui ~ mas
given and the will ngnn como up DeloTe Jusuoo
Kruger next Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
EITZAHf.TU.

Mrs. Annie Ccrvo, vho is on trial for her nc IN
tho Union County Court. for the killing OF Flank
Lombardo tenant In the same house with her. on inc
night Of october 81, was yesterday put on the "i''c
stand and told the story 81 the crime, for The hr''
time 10 the authorities She said that on the night
in question she had been to tho honsc Of Rosa "uh
vado at No. 80 John-st. helping 10 arrange for an
Italian wedding. on returning home she found man
on the back kitchen porch pccrng through tho keyhoc
OF tho door She asked him what he waS dong thrre
aud no turned and seized her. Three un'> ,h' H'hi
him Ia release her. and warned him II he dh not she
would strike him with knife that she carrier open W
hor nocIcf Al Inst She was forced Ia draw the
weapJn and stabbed him In the breast lie relax NJ
hi. grasp. and giving low cry Of PAIN ran acrSs inc
field, toward High and disappeared In the darkness
Tho coroncr's Jury In the case 81 Mrs. ,harhS
Schneider who was shot and Killed last saturday DN
Thomas Quinn a young hackm0nN ousht In lA~t night
a verdict of wlful murder against the prisoner WHO
IS in a cell at Police Headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
PREPARING THE REVISION REPORT.
CHAPTER XII OF THE CONFESSION OF FAITH. AS
AMENDED.

CHAPTER XII OF THE CONFESSION OF FAITH AS
AMENDED.
Tho task Of preparing their report TO be submitted
In The spring TO the General Assembly at Portland,
orc is now taking the time OF the Committee for tho
Pcylson OF the Confession of Faith OF tie
Church meeting at No. SO Fithave. The report Will
he youmnous one and Will consist OF thirty or forty
propsjtoas or overurcs II VIII be 50 prepared that
the General Assembly ca1 act upon the various CHAP
tiers and sections separately 1T IS thought THAT The
highest body Of the Church will submit the report
again 10 the Presbyteries before taking maj action
The new Chapter ri, entitled "of the Gospel was
revised for the last time and presented In greatly
condensed form. Its four sections arc as follows
IN "God having provided covenant OF s raec
through the mediation and sacrifice OF the Loi Jesu
Chrlst way OF relief and salvation suihcent ior al.
sGapted TO the whole lost race u man, co'h Hecp
ME This salvation to all men In the Gospel. A.,
world and His desire that all men should be saveu
revenis fully and clearly the only way or salvation
nroniscs eternal lie 10 all who truly repent anu
believe in Christ invites and commands all To enDIos
thc offered mercy and by His Spirit accompany int
the Word pleads with men TO accept HIS gracious Il"
~ H. is the duty and privilege Of every one wht
h.srs the Gospel Immediately TO accept us merclIu
~rcvisons and they who con inue In impenitence siu
xnbeIef incur aggravated guilt and perish oy 'hei
i since there is no other way Of salvation thar
As,.vealed IN the Gospel. and since IN the divineiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
NORTHERN NEN.JEReEY COUNTIES.

SEWAEK.-Thc state Medical Board had quar-
ery meeting yesterday at the Jefcrsonian Clubhouse
DR.. W l.. Newell presiding. OF twenty two chndi.
dates for pTaCucc. sixteen Wero admitted The BoAru
aftcrward sat down Ia dinner.
CLOSTER.-David Dorcmus. the Oldest resident OF
Closter. died this week from influenza, his age being
about ninety two years. Arrangements were made for
his funeral Yesterday afternoon. His wife OF nearly
the same nee. who also attacked with influenza.
IN the afternoon.
MONTROSE-A brilliant subscription masquerade
ball WAS given last evening In the clubhouse OF the
south Orange Field Club IN Montrosc. The costumes
were rich aud effective. The bnll was given under
the patronage OF Mrs. Benjamin T. KisSam. Mir.
CYRUS f. Loutre Mrs. Thomas u. Conway aud Mrs.
Robert VI. Miles.
NEW BRU NSWlCK-Ths Rev. Dr. John De Witt
professor Ia tho Reformed Theological Seminary and
one OF the revisers VI the New Testament, announced
Yesterday that he would resign his prOfessorship at
the June meeting Of the General synod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE

ELECTION OF OFFICEES-wIAr THE SECRETARY b
REPORT SHOWS.
Tho animal meeting OF tho American Protective Tariff
t.,e WAS held Yesterday afternoon In the new rooms
AZ 30 1875 West Twenty third IT. Among those pres
ent were G. " Bliss president, T. NJ Ives george H.
Tly. Cleveland; Jo-eph +. Thropp, Philhclphla'
Thomas Gale syraciisc J. Hart Brewer. Trenton
Co,oncl Letfand Il. Cannon, Chester hris"od' "iihhh
strange Paicr,on. " j.: r. Gulfori smith. Buffalo
p,o, .. Wlckham the Hon. l.. A. llatshorh, Troy
John Heath Charles :. Landers. Charles ; smith. New
nritalu. John W. Drew. West Chester Park. Mass
y,Ibur f. Waterman, secretary. The outgoing mem
ler, Of tho board Of managers wcr" ~ elected, Win
tho execution Of II. h. MctcaK Of Pawtuchct, X. l.,
who resigned on account II Illness. The board OF
MANAGERS with the dates OF the expiration OF their
terms now Is AS follows: ls03-Calvin Wells, Penn
sylvauia James Phillips. IT., Massachusetts, T. y
Wlthrrbrc New York Horace X. Thurbcr, New York
/ Hart Brewer. NcW-Jorsry ls9i-Letirand h. Can
non New York George H. Fly, ohio; Cornelius \
Hiss New York. Thomas Dolan, Pennsylvania; L. L
Cheney New Hampshire. 1e9J-Lcvi l.. Brown, Mas
sachisetts: Milliam l.. Strong. New York; william
,trIngc New jersey; Theodore Justice, Pennsylvania
Columbus Dclano Chic. 1890. >. Landers, Con
n,ctlcut: f. A. Hartshorn, New York; A. d. Juiinard
New York: Theodore NJ. Ives. Connecticut; Joseph Il
Thr0pp, Pennsylvania.
Mahlon Chance. the former assistant general secre
tary resigned his place yesterday, and the vacancy
illcd. . .
Cornelius y. Bliss re elected PRESIDENT and th'
other officer, elected were Thomas II. Dudley, frs
,,,, urc. ldcut. Robert B Porter, second Vice prcsl
drut Wilbur f. Wakcman. general secretary; Chester
Gr~ void. treasurer. The members OF thc executive
cnmmlttee are George II. Ely, T. G. Cheney, Jane
lnilIips IT.. Joseph II. Thropp and r. VI. Ives. WI
bur f. Wakeman, tie secretary presented the nnnun
report of tile work OF the League and also gave gen
ctu statement Of the condition OF finances The re
mort showed that the total receipts OF the organization
Tor the year. Including balance In the bank at tn,
date OF tho last annual report, were SlS6s9 ST. anC
Lir total expenditures S37 O37 ~ leaving n baanc,
nm hand OF ~ OJ2 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
lie NEEDED WRIT TO GET HIS WIFE.

William f. Dickinson had to get writ OF haoeaS
corpus 10 secure the presence in court YESTERDAY vi MS
wife who he says IS being harborcd ana KEEP III
custody by Lester = Hubbard. Dickinson Is Il sa''o
and his home Is at Wadng River L. L. but nc epenos
much NJ his time ashore In Brooklyn. lie is thirty
five years old and November 10 he was married 10
Lille c. Jack of No. 1873 Baltic-st., wh) Will DO
seventeen on sunday. Mr.. Hubbard is stenoSrapher
nj No. 9s Chambers-st, New-Iork, and lives AT NO
aO4 Columbia Heights. lie has known the elri ioi
veor or more and her mother says he nsed 10 IaI ~"
ier and read the Bible u her. lie is connectH VIII
the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs: JACK thouSnI
that he 10 marry her daughter Deloro BIC N''
Dickinson. . - a oor,sol cold
thot Mrs Dickinson was unwilling 10 live with hfr
hnShand Judge Cullen asked heI II that was So anu
She said she did not want 70 20 win nun, 1uuso
in the matter lie then reminded her 70 the care oi
No her mother until to-day, 10 look up authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

e w IIarrls's trial. Court OF General Sessions
sosson billiard match. Lenox Lyceum p m.
Goethe Society reception TO Madame Moo'ee~ h0'e'
brunswick, 80 ?. N.
Commonvea.h Club dinner. Morelo's, evening.
Thirteenth Regiment presentation OF marksmens badges
Armory. Brooklyn. p m .
Nctropotan StcnoGraphers Association oaii berXeieS
Iyccum. , CO.., ..,.
Rad n, Governors Manhattan Athletic Club evening
Columbia College gee. banjo mandolin and guitar con-
co,t Madison Avenue Reformed Church. p. m
Institute OF Social Economics. No 126 East twenty
third.st., p. m
p,ooklvn Institute exhibition Of minerals, p. M
H. T. H. Thcosophcal Society," NO az "es' ohe'
humid red and. twenty .nfth.st.. =. Nj
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

>e N,r;. sor,a NJ No o3s North Fifth-st, was
,rroioned in the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday
on charge OF fclonlOus assault. on wednesday MIS-
sorla auareled with Islander Dominica who occupies
tie apartments on the second floor OF the house No.
a36 North Fifrh-st and Mrs. sorla seized bottle, IT
* alleged and fccd Dominica to the floor The
bottle fractured his skull. The woman was he'd.
The Rev. John F. Carson and his friends Of the
Reformed Presbyterian (COvenantc) Church. at Temp
kns and Wioughby ayes, will take steps 70 Join the
BROOKLYN Presbytery next week leaving Inc hciormo'
PRESBYTERIAN denomination. About 200 Of the members
side with Mr. Carson, and twenty five oppose the pro
posed action.
The Jury in the Court Of Sessions before which Henry
Peters, whose defence was insanity. was tried Tor
grand larceny from the firm OF which he was DOCK
keeper failed to agree yesterday, after being out eight
hours and discharged.
A bill providing for single Commissioner of Parks
WAS sent TO Albany yesterday, with the approval OK
he Mayor.
Mayor Body has until noon to-day 10 act upon the
reaoIu.on OF the Board of Aldermen granting the
trolley franchise the principal strectcar companies
upor the same terms the resolutions he vetoed on
January ..
Mrs. Mary Dorner, the young wife Of wcll-known
contractor living at No. 158 South Third ST., was
found guilty by jury yesterday Of Shopifung. Al a
former trial the jury disagreed When the jury
brought IN the verdict OF eWiVy' "i'h ioooihno''"
lion TO mercy Mrs. Dorcr burst into tears. She was
admitted to ba pending sentence, which will 10 pro
nOunced Monday.
The second reception Of the season given by the
Amateur opera Association Of Brooklyn was held at
Remsen Hail. No. 100 Rcmscn-st, last evening. As
is usual at these gatherings. an elaborate musical ana
literary programme was rendered The members OF
the association and their guests then were received by
President Kneeland and the officers OF thc society
nor which dancing began The list Of those present
pcirded the names of many Of Brookyn's bcstknown
people
The monthly meeting of the Brooklyn Womans SUI
frage Association will he held at p H. today at no
40 Willoughby-st 1t will be under the auspices OF
the Committee on Dlucation and addresses VIII be
made as follows The Development OF Logical
Character In Woman" By Mrs. Alice ~ Chadwick, and
| Suffrage in Connection with the School system OF
Massachusctts,1 by Mrs Lucy Stone and H. h. Black
lup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
RAYONNE.

An order received from Bishop Wleg-r by fathcr
Thomas NJ Killcen, pastor Of St. MarNs h"mhh
Catholic Church. threatens 10 disrup: the old parish
The Bishop dssoves -. Thomas's Church and
orders that the building 10 used school and
public hall. II was dedicated AID opened last July
for Irish Catholics greatly annoying German ch1"I's
of ST. Icnry's German Church, near by. new parish
is created In The city, having all territory above
Twenty fourth 81. A German priest from Texas VIII
Egan curac Of II. Nary's, is informed that ho viii
be Transferred from Layonnc. Faith Brown. a yodns
and popular assistant there. Will he allowed To rc-
main. Yesterday IA delegation from -. Mary's 50"
the Bishop and asked him o. rescnd his order but oh
letter OF protest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
Me. STEDMANS LECIURES.
From The Philadelphia Press.

FUIIautIpIfi
Modern criticism. which seeks first and foremost to
anayze, classify and arrange. rs well TO valuo
empircay made its earliest ordered appearance IN this
country nften years ago. wnen ar. Edmund G.
stedman published his Victorian Poets The like
work which he has done for American poets, and the
wide study In comparative national literature pre-
sented IN his Library OF American Literature have
oven him n position In critical literature held by no
other American. The lectures poetry which he
delivering for the University Lecture AsSocla-
for which it is peculiarly suited. The presence oi
such courses presented by such men-masters In
the many points ut which a university supplements
and adds to the life Of great city, and renders q
city moro than q mere aggregate OF Individuals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
,ocrpu w KAY AGAIN A CANDIDATE

The commanders and delegates 10 the Grand Army ota'o
rncampmcnt OF seventeen Brooklyn posts have almost
unanimously declared for Post Commander Joseph '" KAY
NJ Winchester Post, No. 1877 as their candidate Tor Dc
tmcnt commander. meeting OF Comrade nays iflonus
will be held this evening at Room H. C'S man, H.
which committees are To be appointed 10 Law out plao
q, csmpalcn and ohe visa aid in promoting his election
New York City has candidate fo department commanu
this wear and many posts that city are eNpcoo 70
unite with Brooklyn comrades In supporting MI hA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
JERSEY CITY.

Catherine Burke, forty years Old. widow who lived
with her two children at No. 1G5 Ficenthst inflicted
fatal injuries on herself yesterday afternoon TWO
years ago Mrs Burke fell out Of window ana injured
her head since then she has lcen demcnted Yes
terdav afternoon she told her daughter who is ten
years old that she would lie down Tor awhlie' She
entered an adjoining room, and aficrwa;d the ch
hoarf her mother moan. When she went into INC
room she saw her mother lying on bed. with hcr
throat cut from ear to ear. The woman was sent 10
tho city Hospital. where 1t was said she conId not
recover. Relatives took charge OF tie girl ahc her
brother, who is but eight years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK. THURSDAY, JAN a. 1o'-
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Colon Henderson Colon day; win I m az az S
carbe Mackngh KingsSn al tbe Bar
$40 q m. ''-' ,,.u,,.uo. q ,.v. with sugar
10 order; waydell Co. Arrived at inc oa " ''
phiiaaephs WaydeT ss Is days. with
,S S.' tn order vessel to master ,o
and 81 S New with mdse to John
steamer City Catherine Savannah with md''
ant Steamer City Atlanta Dole Point Va, with mdSe
and passengers Old Dominion Co. New, and Nor,ol.
with mdse and passengers Old Dominion s. Co Point and
r 2@ m 9S% nS SG%Sa
steamer Penshur (Br. selby philadelphia In oa'A''
steamer X Dimock Berry. Boston, with mdse to II
CITY o, Bedford Weaver Fall River to Borden
Gt.n ounce s s days with md''
with mdse 10 Hemeuway vessel TO "inchesei
81 Sy at snnSy HSCS SaaE
CLEARED
s,.su.r Nan rn.n, chr,ensen Gohenburg- Edge
Bsnsns
steamer Hanbein (Nor. Uckermsnn' Georgetown De"-
steamsr ofinoco tBr). aarvin Hamilton Bermuda-Ah
o0 steamer Gayandotte walker Norfolk and Newport
stea9s p cy Os atlanta Dole West Point va-o
Dominion SIS Co.
sHip John McDonad stoer FranciscOsut'on Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Ebro for London; California Hamonrg Dan
Mnriel Orinoco Bermuda; Guyando'1 >c"Po
News, virginia Baltimore
Also Sailed-via Long Island Sound
Steamers Cottage City for Portland Herman WINTER Dos
ton. - ,..-. pra,os Axrss
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2O-Arrived, steamer st Romans tbfh
Campbell from New YORK
Jan 2l|saed steamer The Queen (Brl. Heeley for Ne"
N, po-
QUHEssrowS Jan 2l-saled steamers Majestic OBI , rar
sell and CIV OF Redford from Liverpool hehco
for New.York. -. ,,.., p,..
SOUTHAMPTON Jan 2l-Saied, steamer Trave (ter buss
Jus from Bremen hence for New.York. ,,,
GLASGOW Jan II sailed steamer Anchoria (Br Campbell
PiYuorrH Jan 2)-sailed. steamer werkendam Often.
NEwcisrfKJi 2l-saie. steamer volturno (BrJohnson
Tor New.iOrk. ~ M r.,o ,o-
New. York. ,x.-.. ~
Jan 20Sailed steamer ROTTERDAM tplcnio6
geyeen for Ncw.York.