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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
FREE ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE.
TIE NORTH AMERICAN NAVIGATION CoMPANY'S
EFFORT TO BRING FREIGHT FROM
SAX EpAvcISCO

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-The refusal OF the Pacific
Mail steamship Company to accept through freight
| from this city TO New-YOrk by way OF the Ishmus
OF Panama, owing Its difficulties with the Panama
Railroad, has led the officers OF the North American
Navigation Company to take measures for beginning
operations at once. The new company has no steamers
yet TO ply between this city and Panama. a letter
was addressed last night 10 Timothy G.. Phelps.
Collector OF the Port. by William L. Lcrry, president
Of the North American Navigation Company, asking
whether merchandise OF American production would
or would not be entitled to free entry AT New
York il shipped in foreign bottoms from Francisco
to Panama, thence transported 10 Colon. and there
transferred to American ships, being subsequently
carried to New-York and there offered american
merchandise returned after having been exported
without having been advanced in value or improved
in condition."
Special Deputy Collector B. Jerome asked
yesterday absut the application recently made by the
North American Navigation Company 10 the Treasury
Department for permission 10 use foreign vessels be-
tween this port and Panama during the time required
TO bring American steamships from New-iork to san
Francisco by way Of Cape Horn. Mr. Jerome re-
fcrred a ruling Of the Treasury Department In
June, In the case OF Durham, Carrigan & Hayden.
ron-dcaers Of this city, who shipped goods of Amcri
can manufacture from New-Iork TO Antwerp In
foreign bottoms. At Antwerp the merchandise was
unloaded and put board other foreign ships and
sent 10 san Francisco, where 1t was entered The
acting Secretary of the Treasury made a ruling In
that case and issued an order under which the
merchandise seized and proceedings for It's FOR
fixture are now pending In the United States District
Court here.
Mr. Jerome, in speaking Of this ruling, said: "Thc
acting Secretary dwelt upon the fact that the goods
were transported the whole distance from New York
90 San Francisco IN foreign bottoms, and we who
are familiar with the entire spondencc In the
case have no doubt that had the continuity OF the
mart IN kpr
broken at Antwerp by rcshipment OF the goods In an
American vessel, there would have been no trouble
whatever In gaining free entry to this port
When the views expressed by Mr.. jerome Were
laid before Messrs. LerTy and Locke, OF the North
American Company they determined 10 address II
letter to Collector Phelps at once and declared that
If he sustained the opinion Of his deputy the COM
pany wenld begin operations Immediately.
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HEST STDEES NAVE 4 DINNER.
THE COLONIAL CLUB ENrEETAINs CITIZENS
ASSOC ATION.

THE COLONIAL CLUB LNIIHTAINS A CITIZENS
ASSOC >TIoN.
Members %, TIE Colonial club paid pretty compll-
mcnt 10 members II the West End Association lat
night bv giving dinner Tor them at the clubhouse.
The an.dr IN honor Of t4r ninth anniversary Of
ihe founding % te a.sociltoa. Nearly 800 would
have b"cn present the capacity Of the dining
hall limited To i7j. Cyru, Cara. prcsid mt Of the
association toa.tmI,i'r. the president Of tAe
club. Edward ". scott, being ont Of tac city. Grace
WAS SID by the Rev. DR.. George ". Miller. Mr..
Clark In .s OPP ming remara, declared that thu West
sd people opposed 10 the announced plan for
the approachc, OF tho North River bridge. His word,
were applauf,d.
The other srcahcr, were: Ex-senator Warner
Miller. on IA" Nicaragua Canal. Assembly man
william u. Ellison. on Our legislators" Commits
i,i.r Paul Dana on oar Paris. John Connolly :
Thomas = orm,ton " IN" New York and New
jersey Iiiic'-. Josn ID. Crimmin,. On RAPID Tran
sit John &. Coleman. The West End A,,oci9
ton" . Professor \. :. Blchmore. The Museum of
Naiural History starr IIoyt Nichols. The city
improvement society," and John l.. y. Hunt, our
Pubic schools
Ludus ". stanton originated TIN idea Of the dinner.
and he AMI j. Edgar Leayclft laborrd hard
Tor IT, succcss Those present lnclulcd:
William v. Alaciarl-nd. jam, \. Dcilrg. ri Lard
Dccvcs. ]. '. y. card, u. +. Romanc. T. X. II,ush-
natchcl-r. !. i. Dillon. jos, ph !. kiit' F. VI. Little
Held Isaac f. Meyer. c. & Marble. Homer lee, Charles
I. Will. D.. W. Lay >ter. g. C.: 'ckw'od, Reuben
Adnn, Joseph Eastman. the Rev. H. r.. cobb. d. f.
Hastings. &. T.. Hammond ". II. H.. TDttcn. George
\. H-nm, H. l.. kilburn. j. sergeant Cram. +. B
Police Justice G. y. raintor, :. W. BOVINE and ". H.
Hume.
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IEIiSEI fIIN

on Sunday last elght letters were stolen from the
postolIioc In Jersey City. They were addressed 10
the second National Iank. and all contained checks
one 81 the checks found I'm MOntgomery-St ana
given to the police but the authorities did not then
know Of the theft. ON Nond1y two % the letter
were found In the street but the other SIX are sun
missing. The postal authorities are investigating th
affair.
Nayor Wan.er Yesterday appointed Soccer Weart.
his private s.crnlrv. To b" Corporation Attorney IL
place Of Robert ;. IIud- p"th.
Etvnrd Gritten clerk of the Hudson Circuit Court
on THURSDAY received 100000 through the Italian
Consul nj New York. his share Of an estate left by an
aunt who died I'm Italy same tim" ago
A. Y. LalScy arrested at Taylor'S Hotel carly
YES rldIy morning bv Sheriff stanton, tharged by W. H.
White a Co.. ~ Maiden LDne. New York. with obtain
ing 600 worth OF goods from them & sell and fail
ing h. account Tor them. There other merchants
Interested the asir and IL f. s1t that his sieSinG
amount 10 5000. lie committed in default Of
5000 bail.
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IN MEMORY OF Mr. HAYES AND MR. BLAINE

Chicago Feb. (SpcciaD.At the Union League Club
onight services held In memory OF ex-PrcsIdent
Rutherford b. Hayes and James e.. Blaine. The
programme carried out in the dining room OF the
club. The large tastefully decorated with
the stars and Stripes. interminclet with cmblcns Of
mourning. Mr.. Hayes was an honorary member OF
the Union League Club and never failed to visit the
club when In this city. Appropriate addresses were
made by welknown members OF the club. The
prayer made by the Rev. DR.. +. a. Noble, and
music was furnished by the Plymouth Church quartet
Addresses delivered by Benjamin ButicrwOrtl
the Rev. Frank ". Bristol George f. Adams and
Leroy ID. Thomas.
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY
SHIPPING NEUS,
PORT OF NETWORK, SATURDAY. FEB 4 ,e,.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK, SATURDAY, FER. . ,oo.
ARRIVED.
Steamer MaSs0it {Bp E NS LONDON January 10
Arrived at the Far at II Is p M '''n'p0t Co
steamer sttte'rt Ger - deter. Bremen January ~
With ncsn and Passengers TO oelrchs & Co. Arrkst :.
Stca%er Rhynlan1 Big. wsyer, Antwerp January o.
Arrived as me naT AZ % po.,, ~
Sn r. cs MrE 10 rs &5sf'2: os :, :s
naya 3 p FS1 q TG at ads the 'Fa Ear % 80
and 'ssr rpa'%' ~ Es '; Go s Sc
s,cSmsE san Marcos Burrows. Galveston, With nd.
,.s,ass sS T yIs;s n1p Re, D P, ,
snip snrlns Bforhers Murphy barbados. ' 70 Snow
gum and flax. to Arnold, cheney & Co. ~ WIN "''H
sandy Hook, 10 m.-wnd, northwest; mOterss
breeze; vest.
Steamer City Of Alexandria. Holman Havana and MeY.
can port--'James f W1rd { 60: vo.,.u. -
Ncws-Old Dominion Steamship Co.;
Steamer COLORADO lBr Abbott lLul-sandsrsCn Son.
steamer Montezuma (Br1 Boyle, LoneOn-New.YOii
steamer scottish Prince (Dr, DobsOn Havana and Yer,
Cruz-w Munson;
Steamer Kings Cross tBr), Carpenter. MatanlasJ v
S,"9mer Bowden Andor.on Jacksonv.e-w II co.s.
steamer Dlmock. Coleman. Bo,on-II DlmOck
Steamer Hudson, kenblc, Ne"-Oreans-Joseph II Sea-
Steamer Richmond, Brakeman, West Point vs-o1
o ,,mr Minst.pp Mevb,cb 1Cor, Schlerbors. noxs,
cr.,,S IA ' ' D''"-
70 -ror,bon shtre mn, CLARK Adam slns,~,.
~, I,nn, ,," t'Gro,t pa, & - - ' 'e'P''"
steamer Pawnee Ingram. Wilmington, y c, and Geogs
steamer Kong Erode (Nor, Petersen, Havana-w
S,a,ner y w rru,o ros.-r pal.i,rorarr r ross,
.a",r ,it'. i'.''' ,,n -, Nan pr.mor oc,,ik, a
70 SAM N'' W." M - '''"'
>tcaroer Seinhoft (GaN wcr?cl. Hamburg-R Cort
>tcaper America ~ Pcarc'. I.onion-F W Hurst.
., Atrhh Nrt1 'ihoEa lb'I' I'oo'''' b'suiof' , u
ll'ne'rHh bnrr22' ,..,,. co..L >o.o. x. 49,,
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Ciip Req! estate 90 Eet.

A PARTY OWNING very desrably
located family hotel floating l2j feet on
onr of tne finest streets In this city. now
running and commanding u very choice
line II custom. Will make fayoNlblc arrang e-
mrnt- VITA fashionable panty. 70 lease and
operate same. Apply az Ill Broadway,
Room 4.
HOUSES 10 LET .-Infurnlshed and
iUrnish'd; d ,>ilab'e Zoe; Hons. 10! SOM
BROTHERS. $40 Broadway.
LFXINGTON.AvE. I33j.-ro let. IN:
furnished. n'ar 3d.aNe. and s9fh.st. elevated
station. a perfect It'll" house. beautiful y
arranged: rOOuy and decorated rent.
: iO); open daily for Inspection O. any one
without prrii.t between q aa1 10 a. N.
and and , y. m. Immediate possession
II required. OWNER. Room 90. 10
Cedar Z.
SorII-ST, $50 EAST.-To let. unfur-
nlShcd near 3d-aVc. ana S?th-st. elevated
station. "a perfect little house, BEAUTIFULLY
arranged. roomy ana decorated rent ~ 400
Orrl daily for Inspect lon To any one without
permit between . ami 10 a. II. and ana .
p. m; iumcii1t" po,-rS,ic Is required.
OWNER, room 30. - Ccdar-st
Chicago.
FOR RENT In Chicago tslx months dur
nc Worlds Fair my home on ioth- 81.
Hyde Park. near the lake south front;
eight rooms detached house: modern con
vrnicnceS and furnished throughout; price,
300 per month references required. Ad-
dress &. II. BRADLEY, u. .. BDA 2,9l9,
Nrw-YorN
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SKATING MANAGERS DISAGREE

SKATING MANAGERS DISAGREE OVER TERMS
bbe skating champions. Joseph T. Donoshue and Hord
Hagen. H. IL. MCLEAN and g. Walton tAc respective
managers the ska:cf ond additional cfJrt- made
yesterday 10 arfsns" race. but without success Mr.
Mcclellan eEaphd that he would not accept the Anan.
elsl backing bankrupt club. and he intnated that
the friends of Donoehue not anxious T. race. Mr..
Walton last night tcl-Rfsphed the following reply no
bankrupt club has cSpic--'d any opinion through ne.
Donoehue he non,1 been r,sdy since Decenb
/. II you wish les wind you must arrange with the
weather clerk -. johns. All the wind comes from
that II you wish moro business, either send
some ore here how 70 deal with gentlemen
a business manner put Hr. Haecn'- Affairs IN SOM
other mans hands who Will bushes. ayd l,rs hip.
pOdromng | do not continue any further cor.
respondence with you. must the color Of your money
rrst.u
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
TO\,i ISLAND.
BrRGLNRs ROB RAILROAD STATIONS.

BrRGLNRS ROB RAILROAD STATIONS.
Thieves broke into the Long Island Railroad depot
OF SEA Cif Friday night and secured considerable
sum Of money. quantity Of tickets and some cloth
lng The dcpotS AT Locust Valley and Glen Head
wer, also entered By burglars, and at both places the
thieves carried of small suns OF moncy and all the
tickets.
The general store OF James H. Indian, ut Oyster
Bay, was broken into on Friday rieht. The burglar
gained an entrance by removing pane OF glass rom
a rear window. only small amOhnt OF change and
a few pocket knives were secured. y f"W nights acJ
I'M. hor.e Oi ,,.orgr \. stew Art was entered. The
auhniiilcs believe that IA" thi"vc, members of
the same gang that bIol" into the railroad stations at
on nm Glen Head and Locust Valley. The Long
Island Railroad will oicr reward for the arrest Of
III" gang.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Twcnty seven Of the twenty
.ght teacher ~ Long Island city who were suspended
by tn, sanford Board ~ Education Tuesday Last
wrrr present In 1hirG ward public school vo,ter
day morning FOR the examination which the board had
prescribed as necessary before they again
a. teachers. The examination was conducted ~
.chool Superintendent sheldon j. Pirlcr. school Com
missioner J. H. rhrrcy aud Principal Barle. II
was not concluded and will be- continued Monday.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON Patrick I"ary who was ar
rested FOR criminal care-,ucSS In connection with the
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NEWARK.

T1,o,n l. mufh DISSATISFACTION among The cmpIoyrs
in the Edison lamp factory in HARRISON ever tn'
recent reduction I'm several OF the depart
monts The glass blowers, who some uinc ago were
earning from 80 = $15 week, say they can Only
earn SO now They decided. few days ago. - 40
dress a petition to superintendent Frank H. 'P'oh'
,,rnc mat tho former rate, be restored. The petit
ton wa, drawn up and signed by seven 81 the men
IS a committee and whom II was presented the answer
was nm order for the discharge Ct every man whoe
name appeared on the paper The men say me
t.0,,llc is due 10 the hiring OF number OF Polish
Hebrews, who work for Itle or nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

Of the most popular yachtsm"n IN View York lie
is also member 81 the Atlantic. Eastern. Larch
mont and Corinthan Yacht Clubs. and own, several
yachts, his newest acquisition l-.ns the Dru,illa
nnytwo foot sloop from The licrrc-hon,' yards IL"
also owns the Jivclin and the TUNA. two handsome
steam yachts. III, latest undertaking Is to a~-i-t
in the defence OF the America Cup which win b."
raced for next fall by Lord Dunrnvens Nalkyri".
Commodore Morgan name heads II syndicaic which
has ordered an eighty Aveioot boat from the Heres
hoAs to take part IN the uinl races In september.
Tie yacht IS now being built.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN BROADWAY.

Several persons who in broadway between Prince
and Houston sts.. few minutes before D. yesterday
cabdrycr fall headlong from his seat 10 the pave.
men His skull crushed and he instantly led.
policeman CT the broadway squad stopped the AMI
took IT, with and the body Of driver
Prnce-st. police station. Last night the body was
Identified as that OF Michael Nolan. for- yea Old
hal lived his wife and three children at i4I
West Twenty cghth-st Nolan was formerly a porter
tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, but few years bought
a horse and cab and had q stand In Wall Street His
friends said last night that he sober, steady non.
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ARIOy CARNIVAL ~ HoyoR OF FOLLY

The Aron Society had its thrl fools fc.ti,alr OF
the season last night aud IL was bette attended cyon
than the other two The jokes crnckcl at the expense OF
various welknown members were kcenly enjoyed ana
the songs which were written for the AFFAIR were un.
usually good II. Kacupdcrt and II. Weinacht wcr, the
leaders Of the carnival, and TIE word. Of several
Of the songs Others who cOatrbutcd literary Gems or
appeared a entertainers were a. j. Role DR.. NJ Dcsccrr
A. ]. Sippel, {. Buchheistcr Joseph Wach c. H,user
f. A. Iockar, c. splitdorf. L. Huthwohl. Emil Ans and
H. Hovemann The secretary Of the committee OF arrange.
ments Is John u. paunes.
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4 SMOKER AT THE CATHOLIC CLUB

The Catholic Club crowded list night. when
"sr.Cking concert given SOM OF those present
were c. " Forncs. president Of the club John s.
McNulty. Joseph Thoron. Thomas J. Cotton, Francis
Travrrs p. J. McNulty. " the Catholic Club OF Pitts
lurg: John Desmond. Ph., T.. Cavalagh Thomas f.
Mosh"r Joseph Moshcr and Frank Bur.
The entertainers wers Mr.. Adollhi. pianist; Master
Thomson. magician; william Josh DAILY humofist: II.
J. SchmaliX tenor; Charles Hubert Smith, tnor and
r. Russell Throchnorton. reader. They well ap
nlaudc1
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ENTRIES roE THE yALE.nAGvAnp HELAY nAcl

Ncw.Havcn Conn. Few. (SpcciaD.-A. II. Jones
captain Of the Yale tack athletic TAM to-day forwa dci
Cornish, 4 the Boston Athletic Assoc at on
the following u the Yale representatives. In u,r
first ANNUAL YolclIar,ard relay Somucl scoyllc
g. 8 Ffanck, ~ Leeds, q. NJ Laughlln Il. l.. Anderson,
and G.. T. Sanford The ia" WEI take place February
the annual winter meeting Of The H. \. A. The Other
Yale entries for that meeting forwarded day are:
i0yard novice, y. LEEDS 4Olard handicap. g. NJ Laugh.
lin. r. l.. Anderson. o. >. Frdnck. y. Iced, and Il, r.
Snfofd putting tho shot. W. Brown. 90; mile walk
=. H. Il.
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IIOTnNEY.

John ZorIow,ky. Of No. 81 Iloomicldst on FRIDAY
caused the arrest Of his dauchtcr Annie FOR striking
him. She was released on BAIL She told Recorder
NcDcnough that III. had detected her father scrap NJ
the pho,phor0us from lot of matches into cup OF
coffee which hc preparing for her mother. she
knocked the cup from hi hand and that was the only
How ,hn stick him The Rec RIDER told her - brinG
her sister, and mother and make the necessary afldi
Wis and h. would put her father under arrest.
Thcv did 50 yesterday. ana IOlh0Wsiy was sent 10
the county Jail in default Of bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
ELIZABETH.

The trial Of tho two Italians. Charles Prince and
Dominica Durubbo for the murder Of Patrick Kelly.
was ended Yesterday. shorty after court convened
Jnds. Van SycLc began hi, charge to the jury. The
Jury retired and shortly af;cTward returned with
verdict % murder In the second decr'c. The judge
Immediately pronounced sentence. DIrlbbO who hrei
Tho fatal hot sentenced to twenty years IA Prison
and Prince TO ten years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
CHRISTIAN ENDElTOR PEOPLE MEET

Under tn" presidency Of the Rev Dr.. II. r. McEwe1
meeting Of the Christian Encayor Society Of N,w-Yo i
held last night the soccts hoa1quartc-s NO 100
West Twcnty.ninthst. The subject undcr discussion
wa Christian FndcaNor IN It's Relation TO Missions. -
Thornton Il. PcnncH and others made ntcc,tn. al irc.s,
Mr. Ponned spoke OF the good results accomplished by
young people Ia mission wOk said that much nor.
might be- accomplished II young people would realize the
vital necessities Of the situation
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ARRESTED FOR UIGUW Az PORRERy

George Winfield. colorei. twcntyonc years old was
arrest yesterday In East New York Oh a charge Of
highway robbery, committed IN Queen, county two
months ago. lie had bon arrested before hut c,carrI
from custody. lie placed charge OF the Qu-c:s
County authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05

% sa.lns IN o. tne em6ankment on the lin. o, ~
afternoon a HS| tina e ana Hartford Railroad Fs.s
was arragned yesterday There was No a.. uuuer Il.
char gcd. anu he was d,
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THE ODD FELLOWS AID AssocyATyoy

Dayton. Ohio. Feb. 4.-Secretary j. T. Mckinney.
OF TIE odd Fellows Aid Association has completed
his record OF business for the Just ended ad-
justed and paid SOS accident policies. s2s 100 and
ninety-twO death loses, $4,000 total 1894 300 for
the year. Policies were written for 3.476 new mem
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ALMANAC.


Sunrise OFFSET is Moon rises 10 rs N rr,,o
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY y
A.M-Sandy Hook 10 :42ltiov. Islsnd 10 .5o,u.,,
PM-Sandy Hook ii Oi Coy. Island IS iiei ae go
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ed risk OF SIS. 900.

bers representing exposed risk OF so,1l',ooo
! The association has 1876 members in America Eng
land. Germany and Australia. The grand total Of
/ Sl07 OLE.
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Qitn Real estate for Sale

\ DESIRABLE four-stoiy bFoMn,t'ne
c,idcncc. decorated. perfect order. 1872 West
ia -, near .2d-,t station, ior sa.c or to
rent. ls.GN5O lot 1922; $50 900. terms
m,y; rcn,, :l,7Oo. SLNMOL Il nor
hlN~. Attys, - Wal'->t.
COMFORTABLE wcll-brilt, eleven
room house. huc>t location M'-t $40
To- ,glc; p,lcr reasonable. [. NJ. NOBLE,
- West '9th-st.
AN OPPORTUNITY seldom offered
completely Grated dwelling. - W">t
GS;h.,t.; g.. aud grltc fixtures: sarr.h'c
u quick buyer. OWNER. 1887 Pros.
prct-aNc.. city.
HOUSE. BUYERS should examine Odb-
lin q Taylor's houses IA s0.h and olst >ts.,
between olumbus aid Amsterdam aNc-.. adj
elevated station. nom Us to % feet Wild"
with all the latest Improvements; terms 10
suit; always open for inspection
FOR LE-uouscs-Ony s6.4O0; a
great bargain. don't fall to eNamin them
lVc OF the best built and handsomc-t Two
story aud basement houses In Brooklyn
north side or Van Burct-,t.. between l. wis
and Stuyyf>ant ayes, near TOmpalns Park
II rooms all mOirrn improvement >p"citl
plumbing: open nrcp.aces electric bells.
have passed your opinion on these houses
OPEN every day. WM. ROWE. owner. Oh
r.nlI.e'. or apply At 2Oi Montasuc-st.
r cH>'H \. BlKNABy. RAJ Estate.
FOR SALE Two nice hou-e e. at Pa,sai,.
\. j., near depot 10 per cent cash; bal
ance In monthly paym,nts. T.. ID. COKDIS.
81 Broadway. 10 to > p m.
FOR SALE IN HOBOKEN. y. III
lot, On AdamN 81. . dot. OF Jei'cr, n.st., -
lots on JacAson.st., rs lots OH Monror.,;.
all front on Sth-st. splendid factory sites
all rady for Improvements. Apply TO
MORRISON, lo4 Ncsey st, New-Nork city.
MURRAY HILL, 5TH AND 9Th
AYES Med um-,l1rd Rutlcr's Extension
House; decorations and exposed plumbing;
new within > years 80 900.
BELLAMY a WINAN>, go shave.
MADISON-AVE.. 3SrH- ST 2j-foot Din.
ing Room ENt,n-l0n to remodel bargain.
BELLAMY Il WiNANs, 90 5tiaNc.
NEAR 5TH.AvE. and 52D.sT.-lS.9 EN-
tension House rebuilt within . years just
offered for sale at less than cost. sole
agents, BELLAMY 4 WINANS. $50 9TH
ave.
NORTHWEST corner Lemon Hill. 800.
20.foot houses in fiftles 18th and dth ayes.
y 1900 J1th-~t. sif Jth-aN"., Dining
room Extension. 800 600; several uppcr oh
ave. lot, for pr vate residences; shave.
$50 900. BELIAMY & wINANS. 60
Jthave.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VISITORS.-Buy beau.
ti.ul chicago home location unsurpassed
near University and renowned M .dway
Plaisance"; -J.f0ot stone south front: II
rooms. constructed modern Improvements
throughout, owner Will occupy same ID
Joining: nspOrtation uncAcelled electric
cable. steam. elevated; 80 900. half cash
rant Fair season ~ 500: references ex.
changed J. t. q. PRlDMORE. architect
md owner. 1913 La Salle-st.. Chcaeo
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EAGER TO RACE At TIE RORY TRACK.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Accouuoda;lons for thry.nyc
horses racing at Guttcnburg T.oby
wire today The air ady crowded stable, daily Ic.
ccivng recruits from Gloucester. Guttcnburg and East
81. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
INCOMING STEINERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY G.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY G.
Vessel Line. For. close Wse
Tai aisssee. Ocean. SaN annah. =. ......... - ALA
liOquoi Clyde, JacAsonN lc......... -. SMw On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY :.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s.
Tcuto1ic White Sta, Liyerpo go. ~ Y,,
Rhyniand, Red Star, Antw eip........ .... II Fan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
GARRISON, THE JOCKEY.
HIS SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN THE SADDLE.


EAlLY TKAININT CNDEK HE NNT'II NJ VIZ
sYsTEM-PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS.
f.. II. Garrison, the famous jockey, is irequcnter
OF the uptown hotels and cafes where turfncn meet
to compare notes and discuss the racing outlook OF
the year. Garrison looks exceedingly prosperous
lie Is always surrounded by number Of his friends
Garrison is twenty->iX years old He born in
New.IIavcn. Conn. whore he remained until he was
ten years old. when H. sent to a school near
Singhamton In this State. There he remained three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE POPULAR NEW COMMODORE.

SOMETHING ABOUT L. d. MORGAN. OF THE NEW
YORK YACHT CLUB.
Commodore Edwin d. Morgan, who was elected TO
succeed Fbrdgc T. Gerry as the senior officer Of the
New.York Yacht Club on Thursday evening, is one