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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
A FISHERMIN'S BOOk.


These who know the subtle pleasure OF winter e'e"
incs over the 1y books" will welcome the tinehess VI wv
sruntuou. volume "Favorte Flies and Their Hl>"r'"e'
bv Mary Orv, Mabury, which i published Ny ~
Uouyhton MifiIn & Co. NO equally e:aoor''c anu " q,
tiful book upon this special subject has oeeh
This country Those who recall me oooA VI - 49,
Oryi. anG Cheney Will BE- Interested to hho" Ih'' W
,o.ent,on Of file, in fac-simile ha- been ca'l'cu ,
and tho ook before Us offers no les imam ti'' ..
rorc coorcd plates each presenting H""o ',. 81,
.aInon or bass Gc.. There arc also SIN ''.- ....,
natur, u sccts and eight less satisfactory ha'''' ~
,,c,.o,s , nholograph, Mrs. Marbury furhlN"' , a
nr,inary discussion and description OF h'cs' 49,, 49,,
Artificial and her PAGE, provide some ", -,
,o,trai MASSAGE, for the fisherman, ana 'i'N -,
,ho much voxed question OF classification anu W.
aecroe N which the artificial ny imposes uP'" Wv a.
rna.much "a the various questions pfe''h'0' ~ "
4.hor,a, ara necessarily TO be solved u' p'.'O 49,,
than bv theory Mrs Mar ury has partor"u ,, - u
in editing the lctt,s writ n to her fat'cF t ,
,, ,,o,, n.bcrucn who have tried the "ateiS III ""
al ,ho ,,,tt nc bart, 0, The United s1F' am ' n -
T,d. ras. of testimony re2ardag Mes ana =" '"'
orentimcs contradictory. but II VIII ne "o'' p''"'
70 study these data and collatc them win 'ctu''
,cc than 70 trust implicitly to the had ana i'' WV.
which are 50 often put forth In the hter''uIr u ~
rio co,ored pats moreover will all the h7h rnih 10
mara nrccis,, Classification OF nIos. MIS- M1p' ''n
i one 10 be comm nd t. Intelligent angler anu
49,. bod that love VI angling necessarily 'mp''s !"
toll lie. nee.
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LIVE STOCK IN TRANSIT FROZEN.

Chicago Jan. ID (speciaD.-Railroad men are unan'
nous in saying that not for years has 1t been 80 d'n
cult to operate roads during the present oaAha'
spell No section Is exempt from the preVahihs
troubles. Trains every railroad entering Nhicaeo
are from one 10 twentyo hours late. In the latter
case the word abandoned" Is marked against the
train and lucky indeed is the road which docs not
have daily occasion to use the words wrecks anu
treakdowns OF ali sorts reported hourly Train
load OF hogs frozen to death or an Eastern ROAD
Yesterday and last night ten cars OF cattle met
similar fate a Western road From haii ooleh
~ carload OF sheep and horses have been frozen on
nearly every road entering Chicago. Delays on IN"
line have started lncpient blockade in eastbonnd
traffic. Railroad ofciss prefer TO keep the loaded
cars In the Chicago yards rather than trust them on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
rrS FIRST YEAR UTGHLY PROSPEROUS

The fr.. annual meeting - tho University Athlete
Clur was held Ia. night. and IN, members could but
feel had thus FAR been 'm'nentv success
,u Thrre arc 4J5 members. 80 ~ them resident and
applications como the roc Of one dlly Tho club
mas spent moacy received tor dues. he initiation
fees having been aside 70. nucleus TO building
fund.
These woe elected: Members q Council. 10 serve
,hr.o ve,rs Collin Arm.tronr Robert g. Cornell oliver
C. Jennings Charles \ Ms,hcwson. John LATkin. Henry
Van Duyor and LLOYD Mex. Garrison to serve one
year ~ All n vacancy. Llwrcnc" T. Sexton.
Members II Committee Admission, 10 serve three
vars-Gtorrc Hayden IT, John W Curtis. Malcolm
Graham Henry *. Goechlus william Nance. Charles
H. Mapes and T.. W. Harris
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Naturc's Surcst Ally.

n nature id not struggle against disease. even
weakly constitutions swift indeed would be the 'o"'
malsdy to It's fatal termination whhe nature =.
struggles let U.s. lest befsll w. aid her e"''''
,udlcous medicinal help Experience must &c our
II, battles with dlseasc and that lamp TO our 'ee
o,,.. uo.,et,.r's Stomach Bittcrs ~ SAFE u'e'
,.ou,, ouv Of nature II the blood be infected I
sna - tina bowels and stomach Inactive inc
news fail TO expcl impurities of which they are .ns ~ s
outlet course Of the bitters Is the sures'
.unercr one moreover that Is sanctioned os .m.:.
Endorsement and use for nearly ha' :,,,,on as
.am or sor and preventive of chronic liver eOmp'ns
l.rs ARA, constipation. kidney and rheumatic sF'u0' ~
hlU.
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FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and East
crn New.York snow except fair In north portion OF
r,s,cr, Ncwyork; clearing Sunday morning; colder ;
wind. shifting To northwest
For Maine, New.iampshlre and Vermont fair; colder
In Ntw.Hamrshlre and Vermont
For District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. clearing sunday
morning; colder.
For North and South Carol.a and Georgia. clearing
Sunday morning colder. ., $500
ton colder a., ,.,, .,-,.
For Western Florida. Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana
,rd Eastern Texas, fair, colder.
For Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas. fair ;
colder.
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CLEARED.
steamer Brilliant, (Gr. Keller Dover for orters-Gsn
steamer canada BIZ, Foot; Iondon-F W J Hurst
William = Clyde 4 -.
steamer Iity Of Augusta. Catharlne. sayannahR T.
Steamer E';u' B scS DSS EasaGospf D TS
steamer Hudson. ' KenS Is Scw'oflcans-Jo. p q
steamer Bolivia cpr), Banter Gasgow-ende..o Bro.
BarA Tell tNor), ,nrstenseo ENmouth-tun1n, LIZ
Steamer + W Brown. Faley Bltmore-H { FOs,sr ~
steamer Manhansct lBr, unctt, Brstol-janie' AfA'u
Steamer John G Edminste:. Crawford, Jacksonville"
steamer Roanoke, Hupher,. West Point va-oA
Dominion steamship Co.: "a.
-, steamer Richmond BlASenon. Newport News W.
Steamer old Dominion Couch Newport News aA
Steamer M0ripo'a Or Looquet, London-New'i@A
Steamer II sud. Higgins. Ncworleans-JOhn v"
steamer oriraba Mcintosh Havana and Mexic'n ports
James + Ward s CO. .
steamer Mozart (nr, Ferguson. Liverpoo-Busk
steamer General Whitney. Bearse. BOstOn-H
steamer Britannia Dr., Hammond Havana Quad l'"r''
st kstr Go%s5c noss KEY ya Vest and
steamer Koag Frodo tNor). Petersen, H"ana-w
steamer Tallahassee. Ashins savannsh-R L wAh"
SAILED.
Steamers Veendanl. Rotterdam; Adirondack kinsEss'
New, 0rlcans Ro,noSs NSwport News Oh pJ Jaaeo;
city Of Atlanta West Point, Va toncto 'tav ,s,
R assSs e,s aaTsa nSgs.
POOL; britannia. West indie la BoursVgne' hA'''
Ereldablik Mstanzas; Cheruski, Jacmc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs-roREiGN Pohis
Steamer Mississpp fDrl, Norman. from New'A''s
December g. arrived a, London January IL ,,,.,ox
Steamer Bowie (Br, Ihonpsoa sa.leo from N'''''
for New.York January Is. -,. ns..nbes
steamer Italy (Brl, lIalcy, from New,norA p''
% for LondoD pissed tn Lizard January IL Va, n
Steamer Giengarry (Br) Seby from New. t I.nu.
cemher 81 for London. passed the sciiy i'A"''
AIRY IL - 49,. Nan y,rk peeem.
bsr II arrived at Swnemunde January 10 -. xev.
steamer Rotterdam Dutch R'cee.esn, ir1"i,
York Deem Der 81 arrived at Bouogne Jonnir. Gao
steamer Kaiser wi helm II lffcr) Stormer rom "'
sailet IRON tiibraloir for Sew.Y0rk January 10
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TRUSTEES.

he procti,ed AMI edited several Western newspapers
In politics he a stanch Republican, and was one
OF first editors who advocated tho nom lauoh OF
Abraham Lincoln for President Alter his nomination he
sumprd re State with Lincoln. -Four years $50 he made
his home Washing where he hcii Government
position. held otce In the Illinois Legislature
Tor eight yeats sholt time ago he cone to Brooklyn
,, vs, the home of his son where stricken with
heart disease widow daughters and one sol sur
y,ve him The funeral services will be held today At
the home Of his son. the Rev. DR.. living OF the South
Nnth.st. Calvary Episcopal Church, assisted BY "ehea
Balm OF w shing,on. officiating The mlermeht VIII DO
I'm Elcfgrccns Cemetery.
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TIE VEATHER REPORT
COLDER WEATHER INDICATED FOR THE COAST

COLDER WEATHER INDICATED FOR THE COAST
Washington Jan. Il. p. m-The storm central over
western Nebraska Friday evening Ia, advanced eastward
and thl, evening presents trough OF low pressure from
tho lower lake region the middle Gulf cost Inc
snow arca attending has extended eastward to
tho middle Atlantic coast and heavy rain has fallen In
the northern part OF the east Gulf States An area Of
high barometer has moved eastward north OF Montana
with temperature fall Of more than 20 degrees In The
middle Rocky Mountain region. East OF tho Mississippi
river tho emteraturc has risen the most marked rise
hcIn1 mated over northern part OF the east Cur ana
Son,n temperature Is 70 de-
cr,rs or more higher than Fiiay evening clearing
90 ojier weather Is indicated for the Atlantic coast and
~ C:nr states during sunday In the central valleys
,na weather viii be generally fair aud cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
CORONER MESSENGER ETONERATED

Justice Tanor continued his investigation into
the Disappearance Of the boy Klein at the for.-vh"
Court yesterday morning Coroner Messemer. Frank
Mos. the lawyer. i. 4. Lehman. DR.. Parkhurst his
-tcuog rr pher and MR.. Klein mother Of the missing
boy, were present. After the session, which was
secret, Justice ralntor said that Coroner McSsemer
mad made statement which had relic, cd him ~ all re-
possibility In connection with the Klein boys dis
appearance. The Investigation would bc continued.
he added at the Essex MARKET Police Court. 10 which
tie Justice has been sucd.
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BATTLING WITH TIE WESTERN BLIZZARD.

Des Moines Iowa. Jan. IA severe snows'orm,
forerunner Of a big blizzard struck Des Mdnes Inst
evening The storm has played havoc with the pas
senecr trafnc. The trains on all the roads leading
intp Des Moines way behind time.
Michigan City, Ind Jan. ia blizzard set In late
last night All roads are impossible and business IS
almost suspended. The has made the railroad
blockade complete and all freight trains have been
abandoned. No attempt was made to move the south
hound 1Monon' trains, while all trains the Michi'
ssn Central and Lake Erie and Washington roads
6om four six hours late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
ICE IN NEWPORT HARBOR.

Newport, Z. J., Jan. l4.-Thc Ice In the harbor Is
veadiiy growing stronger and the river boats have
remained tied up In their docks for the last forty
eight hours. The ferryboats are still running. but
not regular time and that 10 Fort Adams obliged
b 20 three miles of the usual Advccs
from the West Passage this morning say that during
~ night the channel between Dutch Island and the
mainland rose In spite Of the fact that several
meA srs churning up the water there IN their en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
MYSTERIOUS FIRES rs 4 TENEMENT HOUSE.

The hume Gus occupants Of the big tcnem nt-housc,
80. $50 Eat sxty-sccond-st.. arc much excited
what they consider the attempt Of icbug' &,
burn the building. pile Of rags soaked with oil
found about 3 O'Clock lat night burning In the
area Of the tcncmcnthCUs. Charles ich WHO lives
the top floor found the fire and put out before any
damage done. Two weeks similar pile OF
rags found burning In the 81 place.
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htched to her sleigh. and she was n mideeEh""a''''
Of all she surveyed
Ali the lakes open at Central PARK o'' '"o
surface OF ice not good as II might nave oce"'
Constant skang. and the never ceaslng pod pl ,
steel runners have cut up the zee biulH. hn,'uu'
Mere the great lake. and the Fiftvninth-st. POM,
were crowded all day and far into the night ,
were present IN large numbers AT Conservatory !ahe
The lakes in Prospect Park Brooklyn, were aiso
throncci with skaters all day. ThcI" VIII ne shd"e
AT both parks to-day from noon unul suilSel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO STOPPED.

Cincinnati, Jan. H.-with the Ohio River frozen
from Louisville TO n-adwaters with all Its tributaries
locked In still closer ley embrace, and with fall
OF snow almost unprecedented at this time OF the
year. the outlook for resumption OF river traffic Is
dark indeed. With these conditions the river may
remain closed a month more, and the breakup
must be accompanied with great damage. Destitn'
ton In the city Is increased by loss OF work and BY
the high price OF COAL but help Is coming promptly
both from the city and from private persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. JAN. H. 1909
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Germanic OBl. Ncoi, Liverpool January via
Queenstown with mdsc and passengers II Ma:tland
krrs v. Arrived at the Bar at ) 20 nj.
steamer Wcchawkcn (Br). Robinson. Avonmouth De.
ccmber 10 Hal fax January II. In LasaSt Gustav
Icye. Arrived at the Bar az II 80 2. M
Steamer Nor2c dam. Knul-en Coprnha gen December
o. Chrlsrana 30 Christian ,tnd 81 with mdsc and pa,
scarcrs Punch. Eye Co. Arrived at the Ear at
steamer Elbc Ger. Won Gocssei, Southampton Jan.
uary T. with nldsc and passengers 70 Oerch, s. Co.
Steamer Olympia mo, swain. Leghorn December II
Dcnia 81 Gibrdtr 20. with mdc - Henderson Brothers
Arrived Mt the Bar at a
a,.ne. Clement Or , Lancaster Manso' December
Passengers 20 Booth Co. Arrived At the Bar at q m.
steamer Tallahassee Askins savannah. with mdsc and
TO II I. walker
steamer 4 " Bruno, Foster, Baltimore. with mdss 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
TO PROBE 4 BBIBERY SCANDAL.
COMMITTEE OF CITIZEXs OF ST PAUL WILL
TAKE TIE NATTER BEFORE TIE
GRAND Jury.

81 Paul Jan. If (SpcciaD.-"The Grand JURY VIII
bc asked TO Investigate the charges OF Attempted
bribery OF the Republican members OF the LceShu'c'
said State senator Tawney to-day. But y VIII MOI
be senate? Davi, his political friends 'hat VIII ASA
IT, The politicians have nothing to 90 WIN Inv ""V
ter 4 committee OF st. Paul citizens, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans. have been organized 10 ihV'S
ticae the matter fully and they Will carry me matter
before the Grand Jury II Is not p0hticaf move III
any sense OF the word. but movement on
the plrt OF good citizens. who want
to see such corrupt practices wiped ont OF minnesota
politics once for all and those who are nj The bottom
q these practices punished As they deserve SeIa
for Tawney had prepared a resolution TO intnduc" IN
the Senate ASKING the appointment OF committee 10
Investicie these charg but dlssuadcd from pre-
sentInc II By his friends who argued that an nvestga
tion undertaken By persons not actively engaged III
poltics would probably be more effective. some oi
tho Republicans In the House were prepared TO IN
troducc similar resolution In that body today but
they also held of TO give the outside committee time
10 do its work.
The boodlcrs seem to have used poor judgment ~
the selection Of their intended victims, for they ap
proachcd some Of the strongest Davis men In The
Uouse ono Of the latter, \. Il. Koerncr. of Itch
field. was approached the Friday before The
Speakrrship contest and - COO offered him to
stay away from the caucus. "A Ike sum was offered
r. C. Dunn If he would visit Chicago or some other
place outside the State during the time the vote on
the senatorshp was being taken. The Democrats and
Anti Davis men inclined 10 DO defiant. They say
that II the matter goes before the Grand Jury they
will produce evidence show that men had offers OF
Davis was nominated They do not attempt to deny
the charges. but Try TO blur the matter on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMAEtE-Wliiam Dudley fou.Nc. 81 Indiana
FIFTH AVENuE-Goyernor d. Russell Brown and Ad
iutant General r. !sha Dyer Of Rhode Island Charles a
P,burv q Mnn,a polls. and Edward +. Crasln. OF Chi
ago. HOLLAND-lrving NJ SCOT. = san Francisco
VICTORIA Bishop Arson, q Tnglnnd WINDSOR
i'roicsso. Josiah Royce. Of Cambidse, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

her two children over year The story was 'oiu III
The Tribune Yesterday. - .,,
In court IIaIIam said that he received $3j week.
Justice Burke him to pay to his "ife TiV W.
r Henry French expressed his Willingness 10 " ,,.
IIalam's bond sman, but Mrs. Iallam sa'h s'e wv"
want him put under She has served Iapef' uo
him for absolute divorce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
room AND CLOTHING FOR THE POOR.

Washington. Jan. 14-There is much suffering IN
Washington on account Of the cold weather Blk
Or eight hundred packages containing food and cloth
ing. were brought to the Treasury Department this
morning by the clerks and turned to the police
Spr distribution. Several hundred dollars were also
contributed for the poor. The other executive de-
partmcnts will take similar action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

FINE WINTER WEATHER YESTERDAY.
ICE IN THE BAY STILL DoTHERING SAILOR
AND IMPEDING vEssELs-MORE Snow
LATE LAST EVENING.

{.
LATE LAST EVENING.
A second day OF bright sunshine and Of bracinS
winter weather made New York happy yesterday
II was not so cold as the day before. but 1t was
st1u cold enough that sleighng and skating were
not spelled. There little ice In the Upper
Bay and the Ice collected in the rivers and forming
fringe around the Battery was such as seeks only
TO resolve itself into water as speedily as possible
mo ferries, most OF them ran on their schedule tne
There was little delay the South Brooklyn ferry
because the westerly wind packed the ice In on the
Long Island Shore and made it difficult to get In
Ind out Of the slips at South Brooklyn. There was
$suty Of ice In the Eas, River but II did not obsruct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

the perous Journey TO the East. over 5000 cars OF
freight were in Chicago yards yesterday. and up 10
tonight the number constantly increasing instead
OF diminishing. 1t IS estimated that this weeks east
bound traffic will be barely half OF last weeks, ana
about quarter as much us was forwarded the cor
responding week last year. Western lines are IN
better shape than Eastern, but only because OF the
diminished grain shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

was a positive crush yesterday afternoon. mention
OF those seen on the drives would include about all
the local leaders in the social. bu lneSs and political
world. Every kind OF sleigh and every Kind OF
horse was seen. On the steep ncnes IN Central PARK
coasters werc at play that is. II play shooting
down the incllnes. Walking up again was different
thing-the pleasure, however seemed TO overbalance
the work, for the youngsters kept at their sport all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
HENRY HALLAM TO PAY HIS WIFE ALTMOyY

Henry Iallam a member Of the Lillian Russell opera
company the Garden Theatre arraigned In Jener
Market Police Court yesterday, charged by his wife,
Mrs Margaret ialIn with having abandoned herself and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

Tribune ONCE, Jan. Is. a. ni.-Tho movement In the
ON Or Is downward. The tcmpcratlr' Yesterday ranged
between and 10 degrees the N2'. bcing 4o's
lower than on tho corresponding day last year and Ia
higher than on Friday.
Colder weather with snow rain. may be expected
to-day In AM this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

ARKANSAS STATE OFFICIALS INATGCRATED.
Little Rock Ark. Jan. 14.-W A. NJ. FiShhnck was
lnaugurated Governor today with tho other orcers
elected I'm September. Governor FishbacNs address
was brief and devoted mainly Ia the discussion OF the
material resources VI the STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
UiTOP JAMES X. MAGGIE DEAD.

Major James X. Magic. OF Washington. died on Thurs
day at homo Of his {. II. Magic. No. 30 Ross
st. Brooklyn lie bon In NewJerscy sxty-siA
years ago, and for many years lived IN Illinois. where
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deavois TO free the dozen or vessels In Dutch
island harbor. Only the main channel 10 the Day Is
now open. and that TO great distance except LOT
large and powerful steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
Az OCEAN PIER GOING.

Cane MAY Jan. 1.-THE bay here Is gorScn WIN
tee, reaching far ont TO sea. The Dream p eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

Reports sent from st Paul yesterday To the 81
feet that bribery being rcsoricd TO In order 70
defeat Senator Davis's chances for reelection. but
Charles A. 11llsbury, Of ST. Paul the four mill
owner and OF the leading Republicans Of Mime
Sofa SAYS that he is Of the opriOn that Senator Davis
will be the choice Of the Legislature.
The report from st. Paul said that money had been
offered IN SUNS ranging from Sljc0 TO 5000 To six
or eight members 81 the lower house to be absent
during the tine set for the election OF senator
some Of the members, TO whom brbos have been
offered 1t was said, had exposed the attempt 10 Dc
fea, Senator Davis. and the advisabi'y OF bringing
the matter 10 the attention Of the Grand Jury now IN
session. had bsen consiicTel
81 have just come from s.. Paul said Mr.. Pills
bury ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, "and
I do not believe there Will be anr contest when the
legislature meets again. I, has adjourned until next
Tues !av WHEN the business % choosing senator VIII
come up. Senator Davis 4 The unanimous choice %
the Republican members and he undoubtedly Will
be reelected. | am inclined 10 di,be've the report
about hflheS being offered. II + probably a S'"H"
on the part OF the Democrats 70 Great" confusion IN
the hope Of having something Ia say about III" selection
of senator
The Davi, men think the newspaper articles have
scared the boodcrs away. and say they arc no" NOR
confident than ever Of Senator Davlss rc-elcctloh'
T,eir confidence Is shared By Mr.. Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7lsSct i:43 Moon ii'cs 3j anMoons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook 33t,ov. Island u 90 Hell Gate 50
+ M-Saniy Hook o ;ltiov Island IS Hell Gate 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
PLENTY OF SLEIGHING AND SKATING.

DRIYEwAYs IN FINE CoNDITION-THE LAKES
CROWDED WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Saturday always brings ont crowds OF lovers OF out
door sports when the conditions are right Every
boAy who owned could borrow. hire or steal
sleigh was out on the road Those whose tastes were
not so expensive. or who required physical exercise
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Iifir.
Inch
3O.5
HOURS: Adjoining. Night.
800


I'm this diagram q continuous white line shows tho
cbances IN pressure indicated by The Tbune's self
rrcordng barometer The broken line rpres,ns the tenn
ner,tuIe a. observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEI VI Frs.
JANUARY II.

- TUESDAY, JANUARY IT.
Malls Vessel
rioe
rlbe G. Lloyd Bremen............ 3 90 N eco a
WEDNESDAY, January IS.
Germanc White star. Liverpool ....... $50 100
Nclcenard Red STIR Antw ~ ...... 3 80 40 NJ
cIty OF Alexandria NYNCUbl Havana. 90 pm 90 m
:, guranct 4 4 RraIil. Rio janrro.l2 90 m 90 u
NlNo Atlas Kingston 90
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10