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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
- RICHARDSON STILL IN TIE PINES

Is RICHARDSON STILL IN TIE PlNfo
M, ,vas considerable excitement IN lslp y's''r-
dov when # became known that Tom Richardson
me bandit who hunted from his caves III 'i'
mines north Of the village year ana H''i as
was AGAIN In the ncigIborhOod. shce August i0'i'
mill las, Monday Richardson had not pc'h s''"
ON Monday man named Pcnr'"A VI p'e' ~
was driving through The pines me-" .Ac Wv ''a,
,ouo, inst AT nghtfall. when. lac says kicnaiuS"n
TOD ocros, the harrow roadway and nsapP'aTeu
-, ~. t,,,hcs renrsall knows Richardson we'll anu
declares that there Is no 20 sfCihN oil MS ''''Ie
been mistahcu II l. also believed tha' a "' a.
,ou.d slate I"ckSon, who vas i"l'a''N I'''" vs..
- t,u few weeks ago. AM VINO was q P'
81 the bandit nvinS with Richardson III tne pm ,
,.nr,i ~nrsnn, near brentwood aud Deer faIh hn'
i, turteys and chickens nj frequent lh'et NnIS n
Gently several sheep hnve been m r With ihc
noct. Of the nrichboing farmers ms "i,'t -.
,uoinc Of chic.c,' icatAcrs ana D"l'H ~ 49,,
g., ne goods lead, many TO believe that RICHARDSON
a. uNIu, lu inc Iincs.
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1T FILL BE 4 STOCK CORPORATION.
ACKER MERRALL 4 COXDrT TO BE TRANS
FORMED on MONDAY

IL,
FORMED on MONDAY.
Following the example OF the Thurbcr, Why
Company and all other old houses, the retail and
wholesale grocery firm OF Acker Merr7ill & COndt i
u be transformed into a stock corpOration it, cN-
istcncc Is be limited 10 twenty years, and the
capital stock Is to lie 100000, divided into shares
Of 500. Mr. Condt recently sold out his Interest
in the firm to his partners. in anticipation Of this
Move and some friendly litigation follow d. Though
cary his name. the present style being unchanged.
None OF the capital stock will be for SALE the pr
firm taking II all In return for property to the eX
tent Of 100000, which they Will turn over T. the
company. Eut the company will issue dcbcntur-
bonds 10 the extent Of 10000, the proceeds 10 be
used TO purchase the balance OF the assets and prop
cry OF the present firm. These bonds viii bear Ii
per cent interest, will be due In ten years. and VIII
be Guaranteed. william J. Neral. the head Of the
present firm, Is to continue his services with the new
corporation for at least five years. The directors OF
the new corporation, which VIII begin business o.
Monday are william J. Mcrfall, william u. rial
Albert T.. Mcrrall, Frank a. Neral and Charles
Mcrall William J. Neral will be president.
Tic value Of the property Is said 10 be twice The
amount Of the capital stock 1t consists Of the stores
at ChambcrS.St, College Place lr adWay and Forty
Second st. and sixth-av" and Ffty-scvcnth 81. The
store in Yonkers Is not included in the new deal
Ackcr Neral and C0ndt were employees Of Thomas
Hope 4 Co., who had grocery store ut the corner
occupied by the present store In Chambers ST. nearly
fifty years ago. They bought out Thomas Hope "
CO. thirty years ago and built up the present busi
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the following clause: In case eith'r Vi n'' srm
Az ,,tout children her surviving. the principal sum
~ ber said fourth part IS to be equally dViucu
among the heirs OF the deceased daugte. eacep 'n~'
in no event shall my grandson Carlyle W. harri' 'e
ceive either under this. my last will ana tcs'al"eD.
under the power Of appointment given 'he1'ih "
Ct my daughters, any portion OF my estate
al give my daughter. Frances ). lt' o co.
Of the expense connected with the uiai "a TN, nor
CARLYLE W. Harris. the same 10 De ucuuoO'u ' 49,
one fourth share in the estate ,,, ,,oi,,od at
DR. McCrcady's house AT scotch fIaL,s, a. vaIue
$4,000 /. given TO his daughter MS. oyhe'' 10 ~
TO be deducted from her one-t0urth SMART
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iTCuEyT or Az INSURANCE COMPANY.

The annual statement Of the Phcnlx Insurance Tom
panv ~ HrookIyn Il copy Of which first appeared IN
Tile Tribune Yesterday makes "A good showing Tor uo
COMPANY With capital Of ~ 100000. II has mel
surplus Of $ji3.71 -. The assets amount to *'17i'
7Oi O. Included in which United Sinics bohis 4"
tho amount Of 1854 $50 $50 900 In Ncw-f0rk Cii}
bonds; fl.i1i3O9 - IN railroad, bank ana othcr
stocks $50 900 In bonds and mortgages, $G505D7 %
cash I'm hand, Of agents In course OF transmission ,
go 100 In railroad and other bonds: $iG- 30 ~
cash In banks and trust companies, and real estate "i
the value Of SiOl OOO.
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sMrGGLEps HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY

A hearing was given before United States COM
missioner Norls yesterday in the cases OF william
Hatterslcy steward and Alfred Pierce, COOK, OF thc
steamship Egyptian Monarch. who are charged WIFI
smuggling special Agent Britton told how he iouho
clothing I'm the chests Of the Two men, when thcS
tried 10 put on finally abandoning The useless c"or'
md admitting that they had brought the ohhe io'
I..,c tho Ioudo, tailor. The goods were In three
pockaces address cd 10 c. +. Udcll. NO. 40 Nor'h
second-st ST. Louis, Mo-; George X. >tanl"y' DIV
6eld. Me. aud A. +. Andrews, NO. 2.3oo Washington
st. Boston. The TWO men were to receive t"chV
shilngs for bringing the good, and liattcr'y la"
memorandum Of Il is for goods smuggcd before
letter was shown from the Merchant TaIIoiS Society
artad IN t,c full extent of the law. The PRISONERS
were held in 81 900 bail each for the acloh VI '"o
United states Grand Jury.
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COuMiNDEn FOLGER ~ TOWN.

Commander william VI. FOgcr, cXChci Of thc
Inr,s,u Of Ordnance mt the Navy Department. was at
the Murray Hi Hotel yesterday. Commander F"Srr
has years leave Of absence, and II Is believed tha,
he will resign from the Nary mt the end OF his leave
lie will soon sail for Europe, and will devote most Of
his time for six months to writing history
OF the bureau Of Ordnance from It's foundation down
IN tbc nr.scnt lime. IL f. said that he Will also
establish an agency abroad for the Harvey arnor plato
and other inventions Of American ordnance.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

New Municipal Building Conniss'o"' N
IL a. m. c,,, College 10 80
School Masters Aseociatioh' "o
O..
Uo,,o,, Cspb annual election. evening
Man yo,S schoolmasters' Club reception. ST. Denis
Hotel p. NJ. . oo,sue, (nsev
National Association OF |"''
roo. chm dinner to Mayor Gilroy, evening
century Club annual election, evening M,
progress Republican Club ball. Mae"ne''HO' i'"'''
rn,,o,s vcmale College Alumni Association Hotel
Savoy IL o.
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HOW a CAT SAVED A BURNING HOUSE.

A cat In the family OF Patrick ONeill, cobbier
at No. las Bedford ave-. early yesterday morning
possibly saved q number OF lives from death by hre'
The building is four-sory brick tcnement-hCuse' oc-
cnpied by eight families. The ONeiIs i've Oh ''i'
ground floor When at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
Hugh O,Ncill. a son of Patrick, who Is an Eastern
District messenger boy, opened the door OF the house
the cat sprang toward him and began TO new anu
tear with It's claws at his trousers The cat tleh
ran toward the kitchen door and jumped back again.
The boy followed and smeed smoke The cat ran oe-
hind the stove and began 10 scratch at the hreooaiu'
O'Nel saw smoke issuing from the fireplace anu ini'
mediately aroused the hous by cries OF ire MS
father fore up the b,an!n- Ini Oat cane liines ana
smoke II VA, a d icCtiIc hhc and took many p'Ii'
of water TO cHtins.ish II. The cat is now the nero
would not take 81 900 for that cat" Mr. O'Neii
said last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
JACKSON NOW ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.

Louis Schwartz pre- dent Of the Congregation hc'"'
rocohc Yesterday secured warrant In the Lee Avenue
Police Court for the arrest Of Louis Jackson inc
former vice president OF the congregation on ii c' -
Of criminal libel. Jackson was expelled rom ue
congregation at Il meeting in the Syi aS"gle III kcip
ST. on Wednesday night iOs calling the o"i'"i' VI
the temple "jIckasScS' Aitcr ILL., eApl"'on W.
,ocksop :,ccu Cd President schwartz OF having lam
-. ,,iu IN. nnnr hnNcS schwartz says that he
a,rove worked for the prosperity OF the Tempe ana
az took ono penny Or himself Jackson VIII BE-
arraicncd In court 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

A meeting of the stockholders OF the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company will be held on February 10
for the purpose OF acting on the question OF leasing
the property and franchises OF the company 10 the
new traction company which Is guaranteed D.
the NewYork Guaranty and Indemnity COM
pany. Dividends OF 10 per cent are assured by d
depoet of 81 900 600 The lessee Is to pay all hNd
charges and expenses Of maintenance and the s'o'K
holders will have the right to subscribe TO inc
traction company's stock The capital Of the new
company Is fixed at S3O,OOO,OOo. and the stockholders
OF the Brooklyn City Company can secure nnie.
tenths of This The remainder being allotted TO members
of the syndicate. The directors unanimously recon-
mend the acceptance of the proposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
MEETING OF TIE BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

The Ncw.Yoik Genealogical and Biographical Society
held it, meeting last evening at Berkeley Lyceum
No % West FortyLoufthst General James Grant VIII.
son the president was In the chair. pr. william i.
White lanes Goodwin, Edmund \. Hurry Vad Samuel
uu,han. IT. were elected trustees The meeting was ad-
ourncd after J. Collins PumIry had read his paper on
.souc Huyuenot Families OF New Jersey" The next
meeting Of the society viii be held on February TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
PIAI\ElEIN.

Fire broke ont in the basement OF the rec'ory OIL
ST. Marys Church on THURSDAY night and nj O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning the house was hlIed "iVH such
dense smoke that Father smythe and MS household
narrowly escaped death from sulocauoh ir'u'h'cN
one Of them awohe in time ana arouSeu '.c o'A''
in, t ,hrougn the dep snow TO u box ana suhlnon.u
ne frcmcn By time they reached Inc , aen.oy
S ,or The fir. was confined TO the basement anu 'nc
fnrn1rp was slight.
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ELIZABETH.

The ROYAL Blue Line train on the Jersey 'enun IL
pood killed another man yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock I'm Elizabeth. The victim was faui "e"'"
a Polander employed as track reparer ny VI. 'o'
many The man was stopping over rail- auIusu"s 1t
r go . s,rucl nv the steam chest Of the locomotive
attached the wrsd t by ON he a SpR
rac The man hurled head iorenos d a-'1 So,r
nninues laiCr.
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Mr.. LELAND CrILTY or LARCENY

M,. Sarah C. Leland, Of No. 35 West Thirty.four,h.
g. WAS found guilty Of the charge Of larceny with a
70 the mercy Of the court In General Scs
.,o,s ias, night Miss Elizabeth 4. Daley OF No. 3j
West Forty st. accused her Of the theft Of pair Of
diamond earrings and q diamond pin worth 500 The
compsnant fell on sidewalk in February, 1888 and
$50. hcr hin. Mrs undrcsssd her when
,,,,,h, honr and took the diamonds for saie keeping.
Tn, ca.e sccnlcd q civil rather than criminal one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
NEWARK.

John OEryan died In the City Hospital YESTERDAY
from the Effects OF burns h. received In fire w'hch
broke out f. a drygoods store OF his SON. Joseph W.
| OBryan. at No 60 Bcevlle-ave, at midnight
yate Waterman Boyle discovered the ire ana U'on'
Into the place and succeeded in getting pa hsdIv
lie was iound on the floor unconscious anu u" 90
burned The loss Is estimated at from Sl'ooo " o.
600 and Is covered By insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
WFSTFIELD.

The commission appointed by Bishop scarporoueh
to inquire into the charges made against ,'
o,s anor ,hrce sessions devoted to a thorough In
reet,roon has made Its report TO the Bishop exoncr
,,inr Mr. Jennings Mr.. Jennings has the ahecuoh
and confidence Of bis brother cergymeh. No'"l.n-
Standing the trouble. Mr.. Jennings has gone IN Mi'n
liz work lie la, devoted friends among 'he ia"ilr
OF position In the parish
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vrrSrCHENTER COUNTY.

uOt'NT VERNON-Tho friends OF Ehf'nr Lawn
,o,,o The druggist who DISAPPEARED from his nome
49, Nm, yc,uou a few weolt, ag., have heard from
linn 4 dl,Ia,ch Aa, Le,n received from nm uaer T
v"utr,ni tal4idd syIug that u. wa, ,I'' auu d..
~ -, nd ia, + un - Mount Vernon ~ iN u" -
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Coroner Parslow of Jersey City. began the inquest
yesterday into the death Of Adolph Schmlau' VINO
was killed by beliy struck Oh the head WIN ooup
49,, nI, ON ro,y Years Morning John IIcslin and
John Stapleton the latter thirteen years od' are 81.
the county Jail, charged with the Iuraer. ,,aases
were represent by counsel. number OF Wi'hc'Se'
were examine q, and the case was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
Announcements

Mrs WINSLOw'S Soothing SYRUP
has tccn usnl for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
INC with PERI EAT SUCCESS. IL SOOTlIES the
CHILD. sOrTENs THE ms. M:LAyS ALI. PAIN
nj IEGIIOEN sod by DRUGGISTS IN every pat OF
the world. TWENTY FIVE CENTS A hottie
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Be Taught
By the Past

to act in the present for the future. It
you didn't buy last winter for this, BUY
now Tor next. Save money both ends
this way.
listers, for boys Of g to I9 years.
for instance, that were SIS. From to.
day they're 5000. Wait til next next
year and they're gone. We can't
carry them over-that's the reason.
Extra long, and built, outside and
in, for wear and warmth.
With these we've put in some black
Cape.coats, good things to have. ray
you to look at them.
And for the boys fathers. while they're at IT, we
have listers, too A line Of good values between S''
and s1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

I'D the Hudson, through the beautiful Mohiwi
Valley 10 buffalo and Niagara Falls, by New York
Cenras Empire State Express-fastcst regular train
I'm the world.
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HOME NEWS.
ppoMINEyI ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRuNswICK-Eckley B. Coke, OF PennsyVahia'
FIFTH AvENUE-,Iohn T. Abbott United s,a'e, Minis
ter to Columbia vICTORIA-Senstor John " "eFher'
SON OF New-Jersey.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 71SSct 4:42Moon rises ;33 a'mlMoohs age ~
| HIGH WATER TO-DAY
NJ Sandy Hook :52lGov Island - Hell Gate 0l
- WSandy Hook 8 25 GOV Island oil Hell Gate 14'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

Our habits tend to kill the hair and turn it
gray too early. save the cOr and beauty VI hair
By using Pa krr's Hair Ialsam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

T. Il W-Thc TyTonga link cuI should be
MoIn with Nokena or N0trNa sO.lar n " ".
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90 WEST saTV ct

pisrs.c. OF system enito Urinary Organs
spptcncy ana Sterility. Hours 70 l. 5 70 s.
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Rcar.Admlrll,
once ~ the Light House u
January l., 1898.
S.EIIANEOrS.

Tho Dutch steamer American, Captain Vo'ge from New
yorE pc,ambo- "a hcfo'r reported aground at Mla,uIs
L,s bcrn assisted ani has proceeded for Aniw"
" survey has been held the American ship yorktown
C,ninln Atkinson from ri,arua August for NcwYork
c,rr reported wrecked twelve miles north Of Juruaua
rro,u IIcr back broken and IL is expected that The
wreck VIII sold
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NOnTHFIELD. TIE LNEHCi>I'
rendy. ID cents n copy.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune rolls
persons reputed be worth million more hasbsss
revised and republsbed. Ii gives the names OF 4VH
,l,iouaire. Of the United and the lines Of bu.
ps..in which ench one made his fortune. With paper
cover In pamphlet form, tho publication will cost ~
ceu,s postage paid. subscription edition. on better
on per- with flexible cloth covers will he mailed anJ
address. in paper box, for ST. Probably 500 changes
ba va been made 10 the list.
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.,,r.,nVA X INv.. -Now ready IN a hcn"'o"'
Iii, a, .,nuw,,. proiu. Fly illustrated. - e''
acopy.
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TRIRrNE ALMANAC. IS0s.-Con'nin'na '"' p.n..
,..m,. Of ali the parties in 1891, and the e'e'.
.urn. nd sinii.,icai date. OF that year. S'0 p~~
Is cents copy.
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For other Extras Of The Tribune sen" '''
THE TRIBUNE
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chilli AND THE NEW AMERICAN NAvY.-Presk
don, Uarri.ou's me ssnges to Congress the insuS
the American uniform aud Tag In Valparaiso and exc
tended descriptions Of the new warshps OF the
United states with numerous illustrations. and Inc
cIudius n complete list OF all the new vessels, theh
.,zc armn ment crews. ETC. This document also give
compctc list Of all the vessels of the old Navy This
Extra will read with the deepest interest by every
American citizen. Pamphlet form, "a pages % cents
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
East River Post Lights.

Notice IS hereby given that on account Of the irc nav
inc arrei away snd"- the MED rel post ilSnt on
Snufh rrother island ledge and the hNci white post gh
an Lawrence Point ledge East River, Ncw.iotk n we
,"on discontinued until further notice Also that on a.
onnt Of the uncertainty of hing Sunkcn MEADOW o
oyed ,el most light nj at point will BE- unreliable dunn.
% ,.,lure az lee In the river The fixed red post light
I'm lshlng Bay viii also be- unreliable on account OF W
", ha'inc hern curred away by the lee Tho light T.
oy c>hibIted from temporary post which Is liable To Dt
r.rrc,i away by order OF the Light House noird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

CAMPAIGN SHEET ExTRAS.-The campaign 10
over but the discussion OF economic mud political
Is not. For the benefit OF those who desire
Them, n budget Of the low.priced campaign shees
extras Of Tho Tribune. 10 IN number, will be sent"
those desiring them for Is cents, posta ge paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

KNITTING AND CROCHET. IS91.-New, 80 pages
The I'm ONO ~ pnd i>nitn9 and Crochet sxils
ever issued BY The Tribu.r. - cents a copy '".'
issuc de otcd lace garments nassoo~
md cushion trimming. curtain bands o4s"
mn,s scars. tides. handkerchicis etc. In add''on
a. pages OF the charming Home ana society "r"'"
from The sunday rribunc. delightful nunoen
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prEsHYTERIAN GENERAL. ASSEMBLY. '.S'
The proceednG> reported br the "r'' .,,,
D.,ins. an experienced i""i"'''s' ""' ...nnls,
,,u mud revised aud enlarged. La pamp"'s'
ior,m. - cents "a copy.
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TRIBUNE WAR sTORIEs.-A magnificent COLLEGE
ton OF over 40 stories Of the Civil War; written
actual participants. some OF their tales are a~ens
,h. mast thrilling md pa,hetic which have been ps
into print. 1O4 pages. Is ccnts u copy.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT. WHY American VII.
asc. Differ In Proxperty."t In small pamphlet form
the charming article Of b. &. Norhrop setting tors
tho value of handsome appearance and sanitary os'
terments tho pleasure derived BY the nhao''an's
from associations and the Gre"' se''''
nv mn cun do for his native Village. cents COPY
IS per 100 copies 500 copies S14. 1000 copies
>
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AFTER.DINNER SPEECHE~-h handsome p"",
phIct Of ~ pages, containing the "os' e'o""0"
',o;,,,, ,f,cr.diuucr .pcc che. and memorial "a
a,..,r. of the public dinners OF the winter o. ''
q. ia New.Nors Cay. - cents copy
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,,x,yIEY INDUSTRIES.-New. AcompiIaden" 81
,iLi,g articles from The Tribune. describins inea'
,rir. which I'm vo established under or be"e"'
nv IN, Me inIcy bill. Figures aro given sho"'Ss
bcucr wnge. and lower prices "a""'a'
oodx - cents copy.
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wARsHIPs sunk At sAMOA.-Nlen make the
American Navy fully much American ships. Cpes
what could we depend In n foreign WARE Read fne
.orv the gallant courn &c, the enuy and dosged
obstiuacv with which warships encountered tss
overwhelming forces Of Nature in the hurricane al
snmoa! This number also contains the ''Johnstsws
Disaster" American Girls Abroad" and their u"es
husbands, stories Of Hunting, etc. 1OA pases' ~
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14

n BRONZE TABLET UNVEILED IN PLYMOUTH
CIrJrCu LNS, .IrU,
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Steamers Critic Tor Ieith; ~ Sol New:Oreans; CITY
Atlanta West Point, Va. H. II Meler Bremen ANA nr
nannS ,.larsow CIV Of BIRMINGHAM, savannah;
oYos Charleston Indian Prince F'rnondm', =, u,,,,.
Sailed via Long Island Sou'h steamers IL ~ ""'s'
for Isootsn; Maverick. Portland
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-23
THE STOCK MARKET.

The past week was very lively. 1t was not to be
expected that steady concentration OF stock
could be carried on for months without not eventu
ally affecting prices.
Good showings are being opened up at several
points along the de. any OF which is or sum
cient merit to warrant higher prices than those
that have ruled for some time
The showings made the $50 $50 and raise
above the 1000 level OF PotoSi caused that
become the leader for a time. but the balance OF
the list equally strong, aud 1t looks as IL
better times were to ru.e henceforth.
The market opened stroag and active yesterday
without any parJl cniar change In prices Gu the
early cali OF the Pacific Board quotations had been
pruued down trife but in the big board they
braced up again and ter the call advanced srIii
further under active sales aud closed strong the
noon adjournment
NOTES.
The assessments on Utah. Belle Isle and Navajo
are delinquent III the board tomorrow
Tue assessment on Con. Imperial delinquent in
the Office Wednesday.
the delinquent assessment sale of the Mono takes
place tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the ReIvedere Land Com
pany has been called for May g
The annual meeting OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company has been called for Mag s.
Silver RENAL ned steady yesterday st S3c 10 New
YORK and 3Sd in London.
In the CrockeT in the south drift on the easr mar.
alle 500 level the ledge stun shows strong Ia
the breast with some of fair grade through Il,
The face OF drift Is out rs feet.
In the Peerless theFe is teriAl change in the
north drift 800 leye'. Progress has been rair
during the week, the face Of drift icing advanced
to ia feet.
In the yellow Jacket while prospecting on the
upper levels some ore IS found in small streaks and
old iilngs which is being hotstec and shIpp ed to
the brunswick mill FOR reduction
Following Are The Highest Prices DurIne
the Past Week.