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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 4.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or YET.YoR9. WEDNESDAY. FED. 1. 1898.


PORT or NET.YoR0 WEDNESDAY FEE 1. 1893
ARRIVED.
Steamer Runic tI}r, Lindsay. Liverpool January 20
WIKI nd-r To II Maitland Ker"y Arrived at the Bar
Sicamcr >acr tGcr. Won Colin. Bremen January l..
Southampton 10 with udse and PASSENGERS TO oelreh q
Nrr' Iach Ty1 'r Young caana December g.
Me.,na Ianpry :? Palermo II and Agiers - with nd So
Young Arrived AZ the bar at l2 80 ".
&c., ~ .de G" TO " Nan.on. Arrived at the Daf at
steamer nowden Anderson Jacksonville with mdsc
steamer Civ OF New: nodfori. Weaver. Fall River:
via Arcndai December l. Detained outside the Bar by
Bark Gala'hca tNor,. Hansen. Fewey % days with
'"' lark KAY 6romise taN schsnno Genoa 81 days with
ud to StcT vessel 10 tn,h nayS go DAYS with
ucorrc root TO order vessel 10 Tnch Edge & Co.
SANDY Hook 10 m-wind. light breeze, +; dense fog
anu AZ Gity Isand-wina light NE; dense fog and rim
CLEARED.
steamer II Callao tnr,. saunders. Port Spain and
Cindad Boliyar-Ihctaul Bros p.u ,.o,.o,ur,o
Stcanrr wyonokc. Boa Norfolk. Newport News and
steamer CITY OF Washington, Curtis Havana and
steamer Aieonqun Patt Charleston and jacksonville.
steamer City OF birmingham. Burg. savannah-E L
Walker. ,,,,.. ,..,..o.,o, r y ,arorr L. "a
Steamer Lord Charemont OBJ. Maglll Shanghai-New'
Sicamcr Niyona Br) Bishop Jercmc. Kingston. etc
steamer siberian (I,r Park. Glo'sow-Austin BALDWIN
s. CO. , a. c . o.
Uork Nora Virgins fBr. McKinnon. Bahia-Flnt Co.
Bark Krcmin. Bray Euenos Ayres-James j. Ward &
Co.
SAILED.
Steouor wocsl,nd for Antwerp: Brannic. Liverpool.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The United States Lighthouse inspector az Tompkins'
yillo Y y issues the following notice In mariners
vo,ryo.k IIarb6r which temporarily disabled has
boon repaired AMI The bell viii be sounded rs usual In
thick or focGy weather
Tur MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEHS-FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer EgvrJnn Monarch Or). irwin from New.
yorl I,nuarv 10 arrived AZ London February I.
S,enmor Lord Londonderry OBJ Arthur sailed from
rir"yno" tor New York January 81.
steamer croft iBr Robinson saled from DUNDEE Tor
S,oamcr MASSACHUSETTS, tT,r Williams from ewYork
t,n,ry u for London passed the Isle OF Wight Febru.
airy !. -, ,,... M, Do,oso, from, Nan vo.,
January Is for London passed the rord January 81.
steamer OLDHAM Dutch. POuscn. from NewSOk Janu-
erv II fo Bouognc and Rotterdam. passed The Lizard
steamer Guhcn tGcr. waschausen. sailed from
Bremen for Ncw.iott January 80 81, ,
" steamer Apollo tBrl. sykes. from New'York January
Il. arrived At Antwerp Jenuary ~ o.. it,,
IRON Gibraltar for Ncw-York February
steamer Britannia tnr) Brown sailed from Palermo
Tor samor 0ceani Err SMITH from San Francisco Janu.
ory l. a,riven At Hong Kong February l..
steamer Tartar tDD Bailey. sailed from Yokohama
for New YORK January 81. . .
steamer Empress u india Ibr), Marshall, from Van.
couvcr January .. arrived az Hong Kong February l.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl \.
IERSEN CITY.

JERSEl CITY
Luther c. Terry and Lillian Terry, his WIFE, coofeu
were arrested yesterday !oT robbine the NOISE u
justice, ". : Weed last Thursday The woman was
enrloycd fl Weeds house as a >ervaAi' Inc "oNH.
wa, entered through widow, but the detectives su'
the eaten wa, slrung from tie Inside Dh'cMi ,n ~.
500 and SlO7 IL cash w"Y" ,tolen' >on1r ", W.,
stolen money wa. .ound at Tcrry's house LOFTY u"'
hi, wife were held :Or examination.
ST Bridget Lyceum was opened lat night WIN np
pTOpriac exercises. he l'fHi'i'.''N ~, 'noocIns
nod IN the parish TALL N Mcrc,r-t, WNrrs Crr
were made bv senator Jane, -mth ana ta ", ~,
rr,a non went - the Lycculn, III MOhl5ohl-
ery.,i Where "A dinner s"rved Later "a mop wi
cvcr a, tie parish !all. The proceeds WI! u ISL
20 furnish the IyCeUm
Judgc IIud,pcth Yesterday resigned the POSITION o,
Corpurat!.n Attorney. Mayor Wan,rr mas hol Ire
,cl,t d hi. successor. lie declined to say """' III
Intended 10 do IL the case
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TEVTILE FABRICS TO BE REMOvED FROM CARS

The Health Board yesterday discus the order directing
all textile fabrics 10 removed from
The representatives OF the various companies sug.
gcsted wire other mating not conducive In.
lection should be substituted The representatives Of the
line assured the Board that direction would be complied
with inside OF thirty days.
a delegation from Harlem also appeared before the
Board 70 complain Of the stencil arising from the Mott
Haven Canal Charles Townsend X. J. Gray and George
A. Yates representing number OF asked that
canal he drcdgcd. James Clarke and NJ Ros>cau, acting
for body Of citizens requested that be Allied
The question was laid for future consideration.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Gardner case Court q General Sessions.
Chamber Of Commerce - 80 y. IN.
Real Estate Exchange annual dinner Demonicos 80
New.Yora Yacht Club clubhouse evening.
W. j. Hayes, case. before Judge MARITIME.
I;rooklvn Union League club election. evening.
SEAMAN will case. bdJre referee. No % Wall-st., :
D.
Eoaid Of Trade annual dinner, Jersey City. evening
American Institute annual meeting. No. III West
Thirty.cighth.st., y. m.
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps ball. Tammany Hail. 8
evening.
Williams College Alumni Association Hotel Brunswick
p III.
baptist Social Union. Jaegcr's Hall y. m.
XVIII Assembly Distrc, Republican Club ball Lyle
Hall evening.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
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NEWARK

Tho as,grccs selected for Oh" firm OF e. H. q ). H.
Harrison paicnt-lcathcr manufacturers, who'' i''e
was reported Oh Tuesday. are Richard G. J'hNi"'on
and Edward -pacih. The counsel Tor me Hi" S"'',
yesterday that The business debts ol lhe i'r
,o ooo and iLn individual indebtedness, TO about
200 ooo The a..c-, Of the firm. including the St0c"
ON hand and the factory property, amoun"". W.
sos COO There individual a>'"'s ~ ~
- III coo The counsel Of the firm are c"nhurllt ma
lie r,cdl'or, will bc paid dollar for dDllir' anu '''
The firm Will be able 10 resume"
The ouestion Of the revision OF faith came up IN
tho Newark Pre-. hyicry at H. meeting Yesterday "
lie rcwsmith Memorial Church. \ conimtlee "
to prc.lvicry reported resolution 10 IL" erect t
The Prc,hvtcrv respectfully declines 10 consider me
question Of approving IN" proposes cv'rT' ga" anu Ia
rrvi.Ion Of the Confession Of Faith. untI II can ne
.ati he'd that they have been prepared III 'Ilct AZ
corlancc with the provisions Of the constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

Captain Peter a. Hardy, Of No. 247 CumocrIAnd'N''
WAS taken suddenly i'll I'm al elevated tram ye'"r
day. and died ia II station before physician con"
be secured He Wa, member of TIE sto'Ab'phi"E
firm Of Ame> Moore & Co, at NJ. 90 EAchang" race"
Now. y ork and was his way TO business at . a III
Wnilc reading Il newspaper between the Cunh'IAhd
ST. aid Llayctc.avc. stations he felt sick, ana grow
rapidly worse. when the train reached u" Bocrum
Place station H. was carried to IN" plhtiorm and lad
upon a seat, hut bFcat!cd his last IN few minutes.
Captain Hardy Was about Fly years oh' H'
was formerly Il captain In The 23h Ecsimcat: IL"
bcyingcd 70 The Twentieth Ward RcpuDl'an N>>o'li
tiou and the Crescent Athletic Cinb. IL" leave, a
widow and two children. His death l. supposed 10
have been due to heart disease.
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A STANDARD CANCELLTNG posi- MARX.

From The Mi.Waukcc ENcnInc WIstOns.n.
Having given the American people the Columbian
memorial stamps "A sort Of holiday drcorutIon for
the year OF the great Quadr centennial comn.cnor,.
tive exposition AT Chicago. Postmaster General Mana.
maker would Do we'll 10 follow up tbs b,nrAc.ure
by providing for the Of uniform postmark tIu
Will permit the beauties OF the stump, To be- seen
by those who receive letters upon which they are
placed. The cancclllng marks In vogue al nelrl,
every postoce In the United States leave IN" stamps
dsieurcd with shapeess and unsghtly dnub which
not only conceals the designs but renders the stamps
obnoxious 10 the eye. At Washington ana al Chicago
cancellation Is effected by means Of "A series Of Ave
narrow black lines, proceeding Ike rays from the
right sid" OF disc containing the date and the name
Of The town. This rosmark IL neat and effective
and should become the standard for all the po.tofccs
throughout the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

Lean are Democrats. and Commissioner McClave Is
a Republican.
President Martin was born In Ireland in 1oA6. ana
came 10 this country with his parents when chld.
As boy he served In the Office, Of Coddngion Brothers,
then "A leading law firm in Wall-St. At tho outbreak
OF the civil War Mr.. Martin went 10 the front with
the Hawkins Zouaves. When he served for year
ne became clerk I'm the Oihcr OF General DIX. After
returning TO NcwIork Mr.. Martin took deep intcres;
,n the politics OF tho city. lie soon became closely
identified with the Tammany organization. Later lie
'Eas appointed clerk i'll Tie Department OF Finance
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7 4 WEINBERG DEFENDS HIMSELF.

IN his answer TO the sub begun by MIS- fora
Chapman to compel accounting III regard !" U
Chairman estate. j. a. Weinberg yesterday deIchoed
hi, acts a, trustee OF IL. His affidavit shows ih'
there were several thousand dollars uuc WIZ" i"
took charge Of the property and numeroN suits were
,,ro.c,cd mr. poudIuc lie loaned 81 BOG to meet
the pressing demands and by the exercise Of &c n"my
maid of all claims save the arrears of taAc', ana p
the property In complete repair. MI WerhDciS says
that he ha, not received dollar for his service or
tor foes, and /, ready 70 account for n The funds, lie
Will make accounting ana ul'H haA 10 ~ -
,vcd of duties.
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Jy(DI,OEEN.

A case NJ goods received at the 'n''u sun
ENurr,s Cnmpany's Office in llobokcn yesterday al
roctcd 10 Mrs John Powell no II Adam, st. Ih'
police had been Informed that Powell was under ar
rest III Minneapolis for connection With scV't'h our
claric. there ard The box was SEIZED ana was iohu
to e. rtain inr cutlery to the value OF rl"" M'''
Powell aid she had received = letter RON her nus
band, telling her To take care OF the Don anu h"'
ia opon II uniu he came home. 81" said her nus,
hnud had Frequently srLt HON" vauald" -llF' ana
n'lnr {. DDS mt She neither knew bow he cam" ~
,hnfn nor how he had disposed Oi them. y lumber
~ ulWu tickets were found, bat Mis- Powell "a,
no, arrested. The boa was returned 10 the Mime
apOlIS police.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC
1893.
NOW READY.
GREATEST ALMANAC EVER ISSUED
BY THE TRIBUNE.
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Some of the most valuable tables
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about the Fair. All the usual statlsu'
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Copies can be ordered through any
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rIJZAptTff.

A scheme 20 raise fund to support and ondow inc
new Maternity Hospital At Eizabc'h hlr been d"VA''
L. MI. +. NJ Blake tho woman who gave t"' Du''u'R
TO III. citv Mr.. Hllhc's pan i TO form circles
,tr,,io,, ,t city AID counfy each circle to consist
Of four pnronc-~,S Win ten OF NOR" hrnUNr'' az.
nf whom agree - Contribute II year. In" pi",''
na- mo- Win such favor that niT' aGy fortN II -
have been started With membership ranging from
fifteen "a iity I've"
\ meeting was held Tu"sdav at Nr'. bI,h, :
which VA, attended by over 200 women, anu NE
,ril,.id. Association vas formed 20 carry OUT ~"
u1u~ ~ Nj. Blake. The meeting vs. Narh'n ~
great cn'hu,inSm and MIR. BlaA" Waa CHOSEN P'ra'
dent OF the MrN as-OCla'lon.
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A DIG CARGO FROM OREGON.

The iron ship Tillie f. Starbuck. Captain Curtis.
arrived hero yesterday, 1903 days cut from Portland
and Astoria. Ore. Her manifest reports 1000 bush
els OF wheat. 1880 bales of wool. 100000 ieet OF
lumber and Abb cases OF canned salmon, chiefly OF
Columbia River catch This fish IS favorite here.
and MS the market has been slightly supplied with
q up to this time this season. it will be Welcomed
REGARDLESS Of the late heavy arrival OF Alaska canned
salm,n Recent ships from Oregon have been mostly
s,,rhcr laden Some Of the finest material for masts
snars and derrick timhers comes from that State.
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SNOW, roc, RAIN. SLUSH AND Mud.

THE RECORD OF ONE DAYS WEATHER AND ITS
INSULTS ~ THIS CITY.
dense fog hung over the Bav Yesterday and
lnterfcred with the navigation ~ the channels leading
up TO Quarantine. Early In the morning 1, showed
hard. but at daylight the snow changed to mist and
all through the day the weather was uncertain ns 10
whether snow. fog rain the proper thing
for the day large fleet of Incoming steamers was
due. but mp TO late hour only a few had been
reported. This was due to the thick weather. which
prevented the lookout It sandy Hook and Fire Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-02

the ninth anniversary It's foundation. on Saturday
The dinner wifi be given in the banquet hall o' the
Colonial Club OF 6 80 p. m.
The cornerstone OF the building for the NewYork
Retail iroccrs' Union Nos. I3s and lio East Fly
scvcnths viii be laid with appropriate ceremonies THIS
afternoon p. Mayor GilIoy has promised 70 lay
The stone and II. Rohrs will deliver the orscOn.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers sailing the White Star steam.
ship Britannia for Liverpool yesterday were H. W
Edwards Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. w T. Bell Colonel j.
NJ. Fort, the Rev IT, G.. Underwood. George King
Morgan. Mr. and Mrs Digby Roberts. J. H. o. VILLAIN.
Walter Thompson and C. W. Walton.
The Fed Star steamship waesand. for Antwerp. had
among her passengers Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Canned Martin
Adler Stanley Schif. II. q. Peters and Joseph Cuern.
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MORE GOLD FOR EUROPE.

The weakness In foreign exchange this week had al
aycd for the present The fears in Wall Street
gold would exported. II was learned yesterday how
ever that arrangements had been made shipment
OF about 80 900 900 cold BY Saturdays French steamer
Ga scocne The will be taken from SubTressury
to-day to.moir0w.
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HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENCE-General Russell A. A!re7. OF De-
troit Franklin Fairbanks OF Vermont; and Rutherford T.
lIsyS Of Fremont Ohio GRAND-Coone! J. Mik
ncr United Army. PLAIA-Bank Superintendent
Charles NJ Pre.ton Of k.Ersron, y y, and Charles
Fargo OF Chicago ST JAMES-Anibal Cruz. Gillian
Charge d'Anaircs Washington. NICIOElA-Com'
pnandcr John l. Bartlett, United States Navy. WIND
sOI.-BlufoTi Wilson, OF Illinois.
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4 CHATTANOOGA TennD barber has an Irish water
spaniel whO from point Of Intelligence, l. hard 10
excel When the dog was ioi months old ne De-
came jealous Of owl that was IN the house, ana,
while IL" family out of sight, no fTst dug hole
In tie ground and then proceeded 10 put the owl IN II
and cover # up alive. IN" doc is TO rushing the
gruwlcr" zoe, to the milk depot. does all xmas OF
TRICKS, waltls beautifully, distributes towels, ard does
numerous other things ATLANTA Constitution.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuEE ALMANAC.

sunrso 05 Set Is Moon rises OF pmlMoon's age is
HIGH WATER TODAY
Hook. II Gov. Island 30 Hell Gate 10 IS
M-sa dy HOOK, .+S toy. Island 10 Hell Ulte III Us
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
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TIE SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS

OF the pennsylvania Railroad Is the best train for the
Southwest. IL leaves New-York every day ct 80
y. M and arrives nj Cincinnati y. m next evening
Jryt 1T st. Louis o'clock the second morning ::
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rs cents a copy.
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NEW NAVY.-Ali the new warships descrioea' WV.
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WAR sTORIES-Over 40 tales OF the civil "s,
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Announcements

Women avoid suffering by using Parkers
Ginger Tonic as 10 Is adapted IN thev Ills.
Parkcrs Hair Balsam aids the hair growth.
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PHILLIPS, DIGTsTIpLE CoCQt
They only stimulate. A superior drink for invads.
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming nr"c'e'
nv H. g. Northrop the prime mover In this WORK. Wv
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HENRY 4: DANIELS, NJ D

Diseases OF the Nervous system Urinary Organs,
inpotency and Sterility. Hours. to !. to 8.
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INCOMING MERS.
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TODAY.

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e. e. W.-The Tyrongs link cuff should b
worn with our Y0kena or Noteks collar. l.. & We
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THE CITY POLICE BOARD.
J. J. MARTIN AGAIN ITS PRESIDENT.
no CHANGES IL TIE coMMIcsIo OF
THE MEMBERS.

no CHANGES IN THE COMM Isl OS-SkETChEe w
THE MEMBERS.
The reelection Of James !. Martin as president oil
thc Board OF Police Commissioners al It's annual
meeting on Tuesday leaves the personnel Of the boaIc'
unchanged In other words President Martin and
Commissioners MaCLcam. McClayc and Shcchan still
control the tesiincs OF the policemen. President
Martin Commits Toner Shccan and Commissioner Mac
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THE TRIBUNE
The herald., 1893-07-05

State of California, County of Los nseles-ss.
]. B. L4nkershim and J. v. wachtel. being
each separately duly sworn, each for himself,
eays
That j. B. Lankershim Is president and J. v.
wacb tel is cashier of the Main Street Savings
Bank and Trust Company, the corporation
above mentioned, and that the foregoing state
ment Is true to ths best of hiSknowledse and
belief
(signed) J. B, LANKEREHIM, President.
lSiened) J. v, WACHTEL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th
day of June, 1898.
lNoTARIAL sEALl (sisned) J. M. WORRALL,
Notary public III and for the county of Los
Angeles, state OF California. IL lot
The herald., 1893-07-05
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Southern Pacific Company.

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME
~ JUNE H. 1893.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
LOS ANGELES (AROADE DEPOT,)
Fifth street, daily, as follows: