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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DISCUSSING TRUHK.LINE QUESTIONS.


The trunk-llne passenger committee yesterday con-
sldered a number Of spccialrate requests ana aa
msted minor complaints OF rate-cnftinG. Inc ""'
grant question was discussed without oehnte con'
clu,ion being reached. About two weeks ago tns
committee decided to abandon its plan OF a'or'
inc commissions to outside immigrant agencies Win
was adopted II year ago. In the last lew mon.".
II was felt that the ont side agents had not iula"u
their part of the contract which assured the trunk
lines in their ability to send Immigrants by wha'e'
truuk.llnc rottc they choose TO order to prevent
quarrel over rates. subsequent to the meeting "
which this action taken the representative OF ~
New York Ontario and Western asserted that ne nAa
agreed 10 the resolution under misapprchenSon anu
withdrew his vote In its favor. Notc's had' DOW
eyer already been sent out cancellins the 10 pr
cent To outside ticket agents and Offering 10 ~
Establish the former relations with the steam, mp eo
NAMES n the control of the immigrant tranc co"'
be- secured by the trunk lines. - onu.
Az Yesterdays conference there were some I'm ,,
munleaons from the outside ticket agents prom',m.
10 secure this control. that the committee w.
unable 10 take decisive action and left the inmkIT'
situation about where II was before the res" ns
tions we're adopted TO cut oil connections MIN n
on, side agents. The passenger committee VIII "'e'
.Dain next Tuesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
NO DANGrR OF A CNAL FAMlXE-
OFFICEES or COAL AND TRANSPORTATION CON
. :, -

oFFICEHS or COAL AND TRANSPORTATION con-.
PANIEs SAY THEY ARE WELL. SUPPLIED
Coal shippers and dcslc:s said yesterday hat ther,
no danger a coal famine, a scarcity 81 coal
IN This city on account .eNcle cold Tho condl' on,
here make cont famine almost impo-,!biy they
-a1. Ia Office, @, the Lchigh and Wllkcslarge Goal
Company ia Central Building. sail hr scarcity
Of cor, easily accounted f1r Most the ears IL
said. ore loaded with coal and ready 70 ic
shipped. The same wss made by the Phla.
dclphia and Re11inc coal an1 lion Company.
The Of the harbor IOrtaton branch OF hi.
compsv said they no. twenty behind
regular business account a The cold and
The officers the railroad portatlon branch the
company said that they would bring 5000 tons Of coal
last evening irOm Port Liberty.
The only scarcity OF coal that had been FELT a
scarcity OF rcd ash coal they sad. Officer, al The
coal companies and all the principal whocale dealers
that there l. enough coal along the front TO
supply the hone demand for wee1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
CONNIE SIOyER BRENNAN HOPELESS.
HE HAS HAD 80 SLEEP SINCE FRIDAY wEEk
AND TEE STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT

AND TEE STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT
i IN THE DOLEFUL DUMPS"
S,rec.Ceanng Commissioner Bremen has reached such
stage hopc.e-ness IN his departT'n. hat IL seems
impossible tia; Gnai stage Of Misery I. rot reached
YET reports The condition c, The dumps worse
man that g day pre'ioas According 20 the CON-
n>sloner b.i,c,in tugs WITH dgmp STATED Yesterday
- TIE dumping rrourcs OLe had not proceeded
n- when ;he captain that 1t impossible u reach
~. dest;na on se7iHg q favorable opportunity ks
.rnod b., ard mad" .oF Tho c'y when h. reached
with ercs; diHcli'v. ss,ina H. Cwh he and those =
~ crew. and preserving So d.mVr a.d coEtcnIs from toe
icy waves ne c.acr tag. which y Tho property o!
N.chsc Nosan toa:rector OH adj tn f9e Of his
,gg crew and camper !, I'm DOUBT f'l"g. rea he'd
the S,rcetOOn.nr Department ate yesterday afternoon
a, The TX tsd tecn hCadd ~ Sandy Hook rying
signals = c,s'fcss
II have id 70 seen since if.1ay weck.' sad Nj.
Brennan yc.r' DAY. and the r. ,"nt weather
dtoas .ast dow YOU va. probably publish
obituary. vi, W unu $50 this morning looking
aftor my rsugs II he
Broadway and %" fetsy sic Is. Tie rcn gave on at
nat hour. or .hoIl have s:ay'i w!th thon. have
rsc;gl Lun1- 4 ard a., ~ WorN l'''ug away
ard &c. sud ST.. k.ap q, up VIA; pay 'or
god. warm SCALING rain q ,or,y.'fhi aout> That's
re only ,A.ns 80 sH.c re snow question. !. ~ .'e.
lcs. % .sck'c no cross s,rse,> row u an kc,l
broadway AID n" o'hcs hc-oussfas". irrifng tie t'.'y
saccs ,esI, O. aoi itak Ie pie ougat - ,cHp1iI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
APUY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Jan. l7-AIny promotion boards az Font
1hora. kentucky; Govegnos's Island. New-York, San
Antonio Texas. and Fo.t Mo1-oc. Virginia. have been
dissolved Major J. II. Gregory. Engneer Corps has
teen I'D r.un 70 his proper station from Washing
ton where he summoned ~ testify before the Ludlow
Court o. Inquiry Leaves u absence have been fraltcd
Capaln Thomcs Wilhelm, 18th Infantry, for two months.
with leave 20 apply for four ronths additional and MAJOR
G.. H. Rodney An Artillery, for one month additional.
First Linu,enent T. G.. Raymond assistant surgeon has
bce, relieved from duty Vancouver Barracks. Wash
ncton Assigned duty az Fort CsAOy, Washington,
c,ing Capain J.. c. Carter assstont surgeon ordered t.
Vancouver Barracks Captain a. g. fornc. lst Cavalry
has been ordered s.. Paul MINI. for assignment TO
recruiting duty relieving Capton Thomas Wilhelm. ST..
Infantry who has received leave. First Lieutenant s.
Il H. Tonpkns 9TH Cavalry. has beea ordered 70 RI.
port OH the expiration OF his present leave for assign.
ncnt 70 the duty conducting detachment OF military
prisoners from Fort Columbus NewYork 70 Fo:t Leavcn
worth, Kansas.
The court OF inquiry that has been In session In th
city taking testimony determine whether or not Colonel
Ludlow. Of the Engineer Corps OF the Amy, wall b.
tried by court marital concluded its hearings toeiy and
i,s members vii. return to New.York 10 prepare he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
ANOTHER CHANGE ~ THE HOLMES COMET.

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE following received
from Professor Holden. Of the Lick Observatory, last
night AT 80 tonight Mr.. Barnard found that the
Holmes comet has undergone another remarkable
change. The comet is now again visible In very
small telescope. In such instrument II appears
like hazy star OF the seventh eighth magnitude.
In twclvcinch telescope 1t is small. round and
strongly condensed. with small nucleus. The
mcrometer measures It's diameter at twenty
eight seconds arc. II has been cloudy here for
several days and the comet could not have been seen
until tonight. The position OF this Wonderful comet
at Greenwich at noon on January II Will be right
ascension, I hour 80 minutes north decliratio1,
SO degrees 80 minutes. II is moving slowly east"
Boston. Jan. 1.-The change In the appearance OF
the Holmes comet called from Kcl BY Professor
paiiisa, has been confirmed By observation at the
Hayvard observatory The comet Is now small. bright
and circular. with well marked nucleus. and Is eX
remely unlike Its previous appearance when It
was large and harry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

10 Will TAO day CT Of weather TO really spoil
the sport
The snow la, A. been cleared CT the lakes In Gem
trail Park the u skating had an opportunity 10
, ovar Pho tee nm the steel runners Bgt for tho lakl-
No or carees,ncs PARK officials they would have
BAD al tho sport they could desired this wn.: The
fee IL badly cut Up and cracks eXcnd across the frozen
surface making skating especially ct night, somewhat
dangerous.
Win the recent cold weaLe. surface OF lee oorld
be had every day. Water could DO spnkled over the zee
every night the crac6s would be stopped Up. Uneven
places smoo;hsd end perfect surface Tor skating
p,ovlded FOR III. enthusiasts each DAY The scheme
might hc tried on the lakes Prospect Park. Brooklyn
where the Ice now scarcely ht to skate upoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
ORDER FOR A RECEIVER VACATED.

TIE United states Circuit Court OF Appeals o. New
orleans. Judges Pardee and Mccormick sittins' ON
Monday @. this week vacated the order mace
Judge swayne IN Florida In August last oy "n'"'
upon The motion OF the American CONSTRUCTION W."
pnnv. Mason Youre was appointed receiver o' Wv
Jacksonville. Tampa and Key West Railway "'"." :,
the court below 20 discharge the receiver NV.
restore +he p-oner,v TO the officers Of the railway
couu,rv AZ tho sane time In the suit OF W. wv
pennsylyanis company for Insurance on n'esr' "a
Court Of Appeals restored the r"ervernip uauwav
nopr,,r covered by the mortgage oil me anne .6,e
company 20 the Pennsylvania Company: whicn Tnn.
swavne also upon the motion oil The Amerl.a'v wing
struc,,on COMPANY vacated when he appoin''a '''"'
rrcrlver In Q,hCr SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
MISSION WORK CONSIDERED

missionary conference Of repIe scntauves OF NewYora
City Presbyterian Christian Endeavor societies VAS held
the Presbyterian Mission House No SO Fifth.ave sss
npht The Rev. Henry T. McEwen pres!den, Of the CITY
Christian Endeavor Union presided and Addresses were
delivered by the Rev. Dr. D. J. MeMian Of the sec.
retare, OF the Board a Home Missions ana Rooert s.
speer Of the Board OF Foreign Missions Both senior and
Junior societies. wers well represented end Lively inter.
Ia the nj ssionafv cause was awakened missionary
committee have the care Of the missionary interests Of
the societies In New.York City. appointed 40 follows
william K. Wormli. Thomas W. Smith. W. l.. Amermsn
MI. Campbell Mr.. Grant. Miss ellie =. Kyle, Miss
I.vin, Rol,cstonc and Misc Dudley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
yp,ys.rLAyrIc TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers sailing on tHe .oi'" s,. rs
n,ron var Munehh.u-.n Mr.. and MIS- Carlos Afms. ,s.
Mr.. and M,, Samuel d. Dean. NJ. and MIS- Dr.
penker Richard Gordon. william 5. V. we,"''''
philip Flkin. Rogers we,inofe and j. t. Reime's ma
Ire Cunard steamship Galls f'o" i" W. ~. W.
auon, her passengers Lady Kottwrisht M anu
: Edward. A. Valentine I. Ii. Mitchell c. e. A"'''''-
r. Miller end L. G. Creighton ..,x.,n nd
The led star steamship Fisslsnd fram N's.' Clara
,,ronp her Messengers L. W. Bcynton. 7. A. v" .hse
stephen Won Ugron D, 5. j. Miller j. w. YOU Iarssu.
pr y. N. Frazer, Ludwig Ewald, Victor &: s,,sr.
Than, uacc,ni H. A. vana aud Captain S. IL SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
AyOTEER DENIAL FROM COLONEL NiPLESOy

Colonel Henry Mapi"son last night maGe sim further
dcn,ul OF statement recently published n regard
closing o. TIE ,onr o. his company and his
alleged Indebtedness member. Of ,hs company and %
William Black He that he has met the members q
his company since their retGin New.York that they
been paid IN full Up 70 the present tine and that he
canno, anything to Mr.. Black because Mr. BLACK 10
employed by Marcus Mayer end not BY him and he shows
copy Of letter addressed TO him by Mr. Back corrobo.
rating the statement The colonel adds IN regard the
impression that he IL no! % b. found that ne IS row
staying the Park Avenre Hotel but likely to 20 70
Lakewood within day or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

son. Oswald Ottendorfer. cxMayor William r. Grace
Frederic r. Coucert. wism S. Opdyke. z. C. WALL 4
Milwaukee; lfoke Smith, Of Atlsnt1 Gustav H. SehwaS
August Lewis and William =. Owens. Henry De Forest
BALDWIN ives reelected secretary, and Louis wIndmus
trssurer Herman Rddes made trustee. 10 al q
vacancy.
The following charmen OF committees were named
On tariff reform f. Ellcry Anderson sound currency
Charles S. Fai,child; house, Wallace Macfsrane; %
sdrnssions Edward u. Whitney entertainments r. o.
Monroe; on library, Henry l.. Nelson, and electoral
reform. a. A. Healy. One hundred and seventeen usw
nemers were elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
FRUIT STEAMERS STILL WAITING

The Ave Mediterranean steamers. the UeAham the
Il. +. Mathews, the Ieumbro. the Largo Bay and III,
British Prince SIN lie az ther wharves awaiting per
mission from the Frost King 10 unload the 100 600
boxes o: oranges and lemons vita which they are
laden. Sot until tho temperature on the p! IS gets
10 % degrees they discharge ther cargoes The
mercury did not get anywhere that figure yesier
day. md Tho weather prophets say tEat II will not
rise to that point today. Fires and oil stoves Arr,
Kept going night and day IN the retail and wholesale
fruit stores 10 protect their stock AID tie Slipping
trade Is still practically stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
MR.. LETY'S NEW COMPANY.
THE Ex.PREsIDENT OF THE LIFE UNION MAKES
DEAL IN PENNSYLVANIA.

A DEAL IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisburg Penn. Jan. II Special. Com
missioner Luper has addressed communication 10
Attorney General Hensel, calling his attention 10 the
fact that the Peoples Mutual Accident Insurance
COMPANY OF Pittsburc has been sold by the directors
10 New-York syndicate OF which LJds p. Levy
Is the head Levy Is also at the head OF similar
institutions In NewYOrk, all OF which have been
reported to the Attorney General OF that State for
Investigation. The assets and books OF the Peoples
Mutual were transferred Levy by the directors In
return for stock In the Merchants Security Com
pany Possession OF the Peoples was obtained With
out the knowledge consent OF the policy holders
Commissioner Luper says the Peoples Is hopclcssly
insolyent and shows that Its assets are only
Sl1 O2o OF, while its liabilities are S27,32G 90. The
Attorney General will probably proceed against the
present owners.
When Tribune reporter called at Mr.. Levys house
at No West Eighty .thirdst. Monday night woman
who answered the ring the door bell said that Mr..
Levy was not at home. Mr. Levy the president Of the
Life Union Insurance Company. Of New-forh; the
Mutual State Union Company. OF Syracuse and OF the
American Uniou OF New York. the three companies
which were placed in the hands OF a receiver last
Thursday SIX OF the directors OF the Life Union last
September accused Mr.. Levy Of mlsnsng the reserve
fuid OF the company and the state Insurance Depart
vestigation OF the companys affairs. and. according
TO the report made Mr. Levy and his associates oon-
Quoted business in rather loose way. The appoint
ment Of a receiver followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
TIE LE.uGu VALLEYS ANNUAL MEETING

Philadelphia Jan. 1.-THE annual meeting !" "a
Stockholders, OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad WAS n''.
here TODAY President W.bgr's ANIMAL report s .,.
details o. the lease OF the road TO Tue No. -.
Company. After a vigorous protest by Lewis ." 'n.
a heavy s.ockholder against leasing the ROAD 70 - ~
ReudnQ. and the surreprtlous manner IN wI''. =.
claimed su,h lease had been brought abJt. w
w@s taken on the subject and resulted In paeusa.
unanimous ratification OF the iea-e. onlp ,wo ga
being casf in the negative. ELISHA T. WV"
rs. nlect cd President. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
u. WALTER wEBB ELECTED PREs!DENE

c,oyersvl,le y. T., Jan. IL tSpecaD.-The eHeS'"
a, ,oe Fonda, Iohnstown and GIoversvi'e hsn.v~
A, their meeting to-day elected the following
n Walter Webb. president; William Lh'auer' W"
president; John Carstenson, treasurer; 'e",y "a.
sprnsue secretary; all Of New York Guy or,oys Toe
o,r,rnose Of inc new management TO iMpru''Hr, ne
p.r,ice In All It's departments, ara 10 oe'e'oP "
.nmfnsr resort Al SacandoEo Psrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
sLEIcHERs AND SKATERS OUT IN FORCE

The hne weather yesterday bought tn sleghors
by the thousands and the slight rise In temperature nad
. ride In a cutter behind a speedy delightful
pasume. Those who INDUCED in tho sport seemed 20
think phat thaw coming and everybody who could
escape business cafes snd owned or could hire ,e,rb
was ont on the drives The sleishing Is still perfect ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SCHNEIDER,S EXECUTION POSTPONED

Washington Jan. l7.-loward J. Schneider sen.
fenced to be hanged Friday next for the murder OF his
wife, will not be executed on that day. The court
in general term this morning decided that there is
such doubt as 10 TIE condemned mans sanity as 70
warrant postpOnenc OF The execution and an In.
, 0tiirv az 10 his mental condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

terribly. His feet were tsrrih,v ~
ne could no: wear any shoes "a ~
tnereiore 10 stay at home from $40
Wheh ne pus on pair Of dr. s.nooL
ings In the morning, they wonlS ,eock
hou! Dc saturated with mol.tu,sa %:
very. offensive even In ths en(
weather. The disease began N s .s,
over MS body, especially his ho,s ra1
nngcrs. The thumbs on n otS' 1nd
hands became stu and as nsele,. d.
TWO wiMereo sticks Of wood. !
would 6e useless fof me 10 tfy q -
him 70 two different doctors ho,ti t0ok
him lots OF medicine, but all ~ 80 ave
lie RIaW worse. 1 r1hArnfArn nv We.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
ONERCOME Ely TILE COLD

Frank Case. Of No. 100 Ful'on.ave.. jersey CITY "A
mechanic, was overcome by The cold while gong TO bis
home on Monday night aud found lying Ia the snow
lie wa. removed 10 the City Hospital ana although ne is
sxy years cd. Il Is believed he viii recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

Of evOr havIng him cufed. One dsy saw tho sfl
ne Prom;eS TO those who would sss REM
them. must confass had but little faitS IN vssl
However used them according % directicns and Sr
say truthfully to all tho world II YOU wish -, .vss,
H. that my son IS entirely cured thank God snd p,tpA
ne discoveress q CCTICURA REMEDIES. They ssa5
him In four weeks a. sound as gold dollar " es'So
JOHN SAVAGE, Fishkili ynlsse, Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

The new Blood and Skin Purifier internally and cutr..
the great Skin Cure end Cntcurs Soap, an exquS ~
every disease and hunaoI Of the skin scalp ana M.y
sctofu,a. ''"S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
vR r,IRcHlLp SUCCEEDS uR ANDERSON

The trustees 81 The R4forr Cub last night easa ey.
So setsrv Chsc. :. Fairchid president Mae.
!. Elcry Anderson. who hal held the once for ,wo
years. These vce.presidants were elected: f. Elery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

All clllms consistent with the high character Of
Syrup Fig, purposcy avoided by tho Cal Fig sylup
II gently the Kidneys. Liver and bowels,
cleansing the system enestpaly but u |. not all
AkaauatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
4. = 4 I

Az the organs OF the BODY are reused 70
Golden Medical Discovery. More than all,
the liver-and that's the key to tho whole
system. You have pure blood or poisonous
blood, just as your liver chooses. Tho blood
controls tho health, the liver controls the
blood, the Discovery" controls the liver.
Take this remedy in time, when you feel
dull, languid, and "out OF sorts" and you
can prevent disease from coming Take it
in any disease that depends on tho liver or
the blood and you'll have a positive cure.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness;
Bronchial. Throat, and Lung affections; ev
cry form Of Scrofula, even Consumption Cor
Lung-scrofula) in its earlier stages and for
tho most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases,
its tho only remedy so unfaling and effective
at or cure, YOU have your money back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
VESSELS DETAINED AND DAMAGED BY ICE


Lcwes. Del. Jan. 17.-Iieavy Ice piled into the
breakwater to-day and has caused much trouble TO
shipping. The German bari; Pacific, from DemcIGra'
with sugar, arrived yesterday and was ordered TO
Boston THIS afternoon. The Ice gorge drove her on
the point Of Cape Henoprn, where she lies In o
leaking condition. Lcwcs wreckers have cOntrac ted
10 save the vessel ard cargo when the weather
permits The fourmast schooner F. c. iarnu! with
lumber, from Brunswick, Ga, vas driven ashore
inside the point " the cape but l. still In good con-
clifton. Loves wreckers have charge OF ter also
The schooner r. J. May with cargo Of shingles. from
the south. was driven by the Ice Round shoai
outside the point OF the cspe. Tie crew were landed
by the Lewes ard Cape Heniopen lifcsaving crews.
Tugs pulled the May or tbs afternoon and She Is
aow n the b-cnkwa'or with the crew again on board
Tho vessel Is probably In good condition. big
tt:e"mAs.Nd schooner Is ashore or Mccray sho0
Tie Ice 4, heavy and the tugs find 1t difficult work
70 r,-c'ic the shipping. Much damage Is Appreciated
II the gorge Continues.
Portsmouth, Va. Jan II "A dispatch from Cape
Henry says: Tho ocean Is frozen packed with
leo foe Tor distance o! three niles from shore
VESSEL, have 20 keep We'll Odt 10 such display
OF Ice al sea 4, IA rare sight FOR this latitude
Norfolk. Va. Jan. 1.-THE regular trips OF the
steamers Il tho Lay Line to Baltimore ana the
Norfolk AID Washington Line nave been temporarily
suspended o. account Of tie heavy tee In the Chesa
uraAe sad Is tributaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA,
suffered Terribly. Doctors and Man.
cimes Useless. Cured in Pour
Weeks by Cuticura.

I have boy, fifteen years ola, born IN F,shlm
trait ncosed who had the eczema so offensive that eou.
not STAY In the loom With him. The poor hov .s sSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

Sold everywhere Price Cuticnrs. Soc; so.n 81
Resorent 81 Prepared ly the Potter Drug and CS..,
a. "fIow 10 Cure Skin Diseases" ca pages "a film.
trstions, ond testimonials. mailed free. " WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
GREAT SUFFERING IN EUROPE.
TRAFFIC. SUSPENDED IN pAMs-MANY PEoPL

TRAFFIC SUSPENDED IN PANs-MANY PEOPLE
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Paris Jan. l7.-Thcre Is little abatement IN the
severely cold weather here. To-day heavy snow
storm Is prevailing and the ground is covered 10 sueh
\ depth that traffic the streets Is at standsuh'
number OF persons have died from the ELECTS OF cx-
posure The Rivers Seine, Loire and Loiret are
frozen over.
Vienna, Jan. 1.-THE phenomenally cold weather
continues throughout Austro Hungarian territory, ana
much suffering IL reported. The sypsics. many ri
whom travel from place to place In Austria ana Hun
gary are the sufferers their habitations ahord
little shelter from the nclemency OF the weather.
band Of these wanderers Is encamped near KoniggaW
In Bohemia. This morning sixteen Of them were
found frozen to death.
At Prague, the capital Of Bohemia, the mercury
stands at % degrees below Centigrade. soldier
who was on guard found frozen to death at his
post this morning.
dispatch from Trieste says that the terrific storm
tina. set In yesterday morning Is still prevailing with
no sign Of abatement Last night the theatres were
closed for the that there were no audiences:
A watch house on tho breakwater has been swept
away by the sea. Communication with Fjume and
lara OF. and altogether the storm Is the worst
that has prevailed at Trieste In many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

The Calope, which vessel Will be recalled because
OF her "succcsSiul and gratifying escape" som ~"
perls Mt Samoa three ngo Is lying idle at th"
Portsmouth dockyard with no movement toward got
ting her ready for commission The Barham. which
has ocnurcd so nuenviallc a reputation being per
hap both as regards hull and machinery. W" fi.nS
vessel OF her size that ever built Tor the rllSh
Navy Is 10 have improvements made In her
boilers rather than send them 10 the scrap-heap.