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xIsHAps TO SHIPPING IN PoRr.
The Schooner Albert Mason Coiiides with
the ElIIs IsIand HosPItaI'a KItchen.

The Schooner Albert Mason Coiiides with
the Ellis Isiand Hospitals KItchen.
The two-masted csntreboard schooner Albert
Mason, Capt Gale, which was built at Pat
chogue thirty years ago, returned on Wednesday
afternoon from Norfolk. and anchored about
half mile northeast Of Ellis Island. She had
discharged cargo Of salt at Norfolk and was
bound for Hoboken to load again. Her great
freeboard made her the toy OF the wild north
easter, and at $3.50 A. NJ. she began TO drag her
anchor. Another anchor did not stop her lee
way. She thumped on sandbar at A. NJ.
The gale helped to create an unusu-
ally high tide, which swept the schooner
high on the rocks of Ellis Island.
She was driven broadside against the
kitchen OF the hospital at 80 A. NJ. and carried
away about ten feet OF her starboard rail. The
northeast corner OF the kitchen was torn out,
and the woman cook. who was preparing break
fast, fed TO the main building. Capt. Gale and
his crew OF five men walked ashore when the
tide went down, leaving the schooner high and
dry. Two tugs made unsuccessful efforts to get
her off at high water. She may remain on tie
rocks until the wind shifts and there Is normal
high tide.
The steamship Ardancorrach. which cleared
the other day for st. Jago. dragged her anchor
In the lower bay on Wednesday night and went
stern first on the mud near Robbins Reef The
tug Adelaide hauled her off undamaged yester-
day morning.
The British ship Ladakh, which arrived from
Bremen on Monday and docked at Erie Basin,
broke from her moorinRs yesterday morning
and drifted out in the stream. She let go both
anchors. which held her until the tugs Garfield
and McCalden Bros. towed her back into the
dock.
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THEIR OWNER rs IN ENGLAND.
Mr.. Tiidea Has Apparently Not Missed the
Boads MichelA stole.

Max Miohels, in whose rooms at 4l3 Fifth
street q lot OF bonds, papers. jewelry, and other
property were found when he was arrested on
Wednesday, was held yesterday in $1,000 bail
In the Essex Market Police Court for eramins-
tion tomorrow.
Special Officer Cohen OF the Fifth street squad
called yesterday on +. Chalmers Overton. u
broker of 10 Exchange place. Mr.. Overton
identified all the documents and stock shares
a. belonging to II. Is. Tilder of North Carolina.
whose name Is on all OF them. Mr.. Overton
said that Mr.. Tilden had sailed on Nov.
IA for London, England. for the express pur-
pose of using these same document In a business
transaction there. He had received a letter
from Mr.. Tilden about week ago, in which no
mention made OF the loss Of his papers. lie
promised TO be in court when the examination is
held, with power from Mr., Tilden 10 act for him.
+. Rank, member OF the firm OF art publish
ers for whom August Gerber, whose valse was
found in Michela's rOOm is an agent, called at
the station house yesterday and told Capt.
Wiegand that Mr.. Gerber sailed for Europe last
Saturday. lie said that the goods had undOubI-
edly been stolen from him, and that he would
communicate with him upon his arrival on tho
other side.
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n.nsl.r fer ,L.r.,rI.YonL.r..

YONKERs. dec. -, annual charity Ball
for the benefit of ~. Johns Riverside Hospital
took place tonight In Teutonic Hall The ball
room Was handsomely decorated with palms
aud flowers. There Ma fashionable assem-
blage Of sOciety IeOple from New York, Brook
Ism, and various parts %. N rstChCster county.
The paITonesses we're: Ars. N illaIn 4 toch-
ran. MTs. John KendTlck hangS. Mrs. II. W.
lJRaTt MTs j. Christie Brll. Mrs John 4. Mar
ing Mrs. Arthur White. MTs J. =. Mailer, Mrs.
Theodore n. silkman. Mrs Hall p. BALDWIN.
Mrs j. w. BOwden. Mrs. Charles Henry butler.
MFs b. u. BlAkr. Mrs. l.'B, GunIheT, Mrs.
AndTeg Deya. MTs. a.. e.. Talnlagr. Mrs. W. n.
Innis Ms. John hrd. Mrs. W. a. sherman,
Mrs Alexander smith. Mr.. Juslus Lawrence.
Mrs Waldo q. MuTsr, MIs. w. W, Law, Mrs.
Strpnrn H. Thayer, and Mr., NJ Rose
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THE ARCTIC CLUB DINNER.
A Social Conaemoration Last Evening OF
the Cook Expedition.

The frat annual dinner OF the Arctic Club
was held at the Hotel Martin, Ninth street and
University place, last night. J. ID. Dewell OF
New Haven presided. Among the guests Of the
evening were Capt. w. j. Farrell and First Mate
George Manuel OF the steamship Miranda. which
was engaged bv the Cook expedition last sum
mer.
Among the speakers were Prof. William II.
Breur OF New Haven. Commodore Gardner. DIR.
Cook, the Hon. George W. Gardner. ex- Mayor
OF Cleveland; W. II. Brewer OF New Haven,
President OF the club; X. Kersting. III. C.Wnsh.
and Prof l.. J.W. JOynar OF POughkeepsie. The
speeches were on personal "Reminiscences Of the
expedition. During the evening 100 stereOpti-
con views OF incidents OF the Cook expedition
were exhibited by Mr.. Kersting.
The Arctic Club was organized on Sept by
the fifty two members or the Cook expedition
on board the steamer pOrtia, en- route from Sid
ney to Halifax. AZ business meeting held last
night resolutions were adopted TO extend the
membership OF the club to persons outside OF
the original ffty-two members. II II the pur-
pose OF the club to form social organization
composed OF travellers and explorers.
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THE MOHAWK IN COLLISION.
She Has = Nishsp In the Thsnes-Other
Marine Disasters.

Marine DtensteFs.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-The British steamer Mo-
hawk, Capt Wiltshire. from New York Dec 1 ..
which arrived at London to-day, was cut down
through two plates on the port quarter by coll
lision in the Thames with the British steamer
Indian Prince Capt. Lee. The latter vessel had
q small hole stove in her port bow.
The British ship Centurion, which sailed from
New York on Sept. 20 for AMER for orders, went
aground near the latter port and was obliged to
jettison a small portion OF her cargo. The Cen
turlon was Hoated, and, apparently, sustained
no damage.
The British steamer Lepanto. at Antwerp
from New York. reports that on Dec. Is she eX-
perienced n hurricane, during which some of
her cattle pens were smashed.
The Norwegian bark Sonora. which sailed
from Savannah on Nov. II for Wolgast and
was towed into Cuxhaven on Dec ~. dis
mantled.
The British steamer. State of Georgia, Capt.
Laurie, from Montreal on Nov. Is via North
sydney, c. b., which arrived at Gravesend on
Dec. 10 for Aberdeen. encountered n gale on the
passage which drove her out of her course and
during which her fOrecastle. cabins, and engine
room were flooded. She lost n winch. hawsers.
and ropes, and was otherwise badly damaged
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0EORGIA's ON cAPIIOL BURNED.
IL Was Ussd as a. Once Building. aad IL
Now Destroyed.

ATIASTA, Ga, Dec. 27.-The old Capitol build
ing, at Forsyth and Marietta streets, caught fire
al gao o'clock this morning, and was destroyed.
The blaze started in the southwest corner OF the
building and either In the fourth or NTH story.
The names burned raplalli anu IN zen minutes
MAS blowing and sparks were carried Tor "A iung
distance TO the east and northeast, Threatening
other buildings.
The building, which Is = fye-stOFy hTcS be-
longs 10 NenAhls Brothers, who paid Sl25.OOO
for Il a few years ago. II Was an historical
building. The Legislature met there for about
twenty years. ltnrgia's last constitutional
Convention Was held there. In lhs' the new
Capitol was occupied for the fret time. and the
old structure gAs sold.
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TOUGH JOB FOR TWELVE HORSES.
Took Them Twenty Minutes to Pail Ont .
STRANDED Truck Load OF Pigs.

An unusually large double truck with great
racks high on each side, drawn by six horses and
loaded up as high as II was possible to load IL
with dressed pigs. came off n Twenty third street
ferry on the Williamsburgh side yesterday
morning shortly before day Wight and turned into
Kent avenue on its way to Wallabout Market
The paving blocks in that street have been
torn up for some days while new street car
rails were being laid, but the driver was not
aware of this or else he couldn't see. for the
ground was thickly covered with snow.
The horses were having hard time Of
II, and, thinking to make their task
easier, the driver pulled into the car track
where the going was better. lie had gone but
few step. however. when the wheels slipped
from the track and sank up tn the hubs. The
driver gave the horses breathing spell and then
tried to go on. but the wagon with its heavy
load would not bulge. despite the tugging and
pulling OF the six horses.
The driver had nothing to do but to walt for
help which he knew would arrive on the next
boat from New York. In the mean time several
trolley cars arrived, and they hal to wait.
Finally another siX-hOrse truck arrived. and
II took the united efforts OF the twelve horses TO
move the wagon. and this was only done after
fully twenty minutes hard work. When the
curve on the corner was reached the wagon
ran on the paving and the extra horses were de-
tached.
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GAYETY AT CASTLE POINT.
MRS srErENs,s NoTA BLB"rWB
NIGHT PzRTY.

Two Huasrsa Representations sr Frinees
ESD Hebies OF Rish Degree .. tie Oisen
TI-s Rssps-d 60 Her Invitstio. -
sve-s so-e Hears n Reveiry ss the
suhieets OF the Jevisi KISS OF Misruie.
There was promiscuous gathering of strange
and picturesque persons in the ancestral home
Of Mr., Edwin A. stevens at Castle Point last
evening. To all appearances historical celebri-
ties came to life In their habitual garb, and
mingled familisrly In the halls and drawing
room. Of Stevens's Castle with princes Of
modern times with ladies whose gowns recalled
the styles Of past centuries, and with grotesque
p.opls suggesting no nationality. The Mikado Of
Japan and two Japanese noblemen conversed with
Queen Elizabeth about the bicycling fad. A
lesser laughed heartily at the remarks OF Marie
Antoin.tte. A belle Of 1880 received the gal
liant attentions Of . medieval knight. Mephis-
tophoes wsltzed with Minerva. Diana and
Juno seemed very chummy. Cinderella talked
opera with Christopher Columbus. Mrs. farley
stepped out from the Old Curiosity Shop TO re-
csive the devoted attentions OF the Marquis Of
Lorne. Charlotte Corday and Orsini, the Duke
Of Illyris, were seen together, and q grand
Spanish seiora, who looked like q viviHed pic
turs by velssquez, leaned on the arm Of the
historic King of Misrule.
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Stockton-Daytoa.

TRENTON, Dec. 27.-Miss Harriet Maria Stock
ton was married this afternoon to William l..
Dayton OF Trenton. The bride Is a daughter OF
Gen. Robert +. Stockton, President OF the
United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Com
panies, and sister of Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne
OF New York. and also OF Mrs George Burleigh
OF New York. Mr. Dayton was United States
Minister at The Hague, and Is the only son o.
the Hon. William l.. Dayton. who died in Paris
in 1874. while serving n United States Minister
10 France and who was also the first Renublican
candidate for Vice President In 1896. The we'd
ding took place at the home Of the brides
parents. and was attended by only the relatives
OF the two families. The Rev. Oscar l., Bunting
perfOrmed the ceremony.
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THE STORM IN TOWN.
Tranc Impeded and Everybody Nsds Un-
comfortable by the snow.

TrnGc Impeded and Everybody Msds Un-
comfortable by the snow.
day by the storm as eight inches Of snow, which
Yas the amount that fell, and the accompany
ing rain could make 1t. Traffic was everywhere
impeded, and to walk for q distance withont
getting the feet wet was practically impossible.
The surface cars had such hard work In the
morning in making their trips on time that
many Of their usual customers patronized the
elevated railway. and the increased trafflc re-
suited in the trains being delayed while the
rush continued.
The Street Cleaning Department was handl-
capped by being unable 10 add TO its force be-
winter. and Comparatively little snow was re-
moved during the day. At night. however.
several hundred men we're set to work in Broad
way. Nassau. and the ferry streets. Other down
town streets will be attended to to-day. ana up
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Bank pre.,a.., pu,n.. Fo..a Guilty.

COSCoRD. N. H., Dec. 27.-Warren T. Putnam.
the former President OF the Granite State Ma
tional Bank in Exeter, was found guilty to-
night in the United States Court OF embezzle-
ment. lie was convicted on two counts OF the
seven, the second and seventh.
The second count charged him with the alb
stractiOn of $4,000 In bonds Of the Leaven-
worth Electric Railway. and the seventh with
the embezzlement Of 81 4. 900 Of the funds OF tho
bank. Putnam received the verdict apparently
with cOmDDAure,
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Vessels Ashore on s..tsH IsI.ua.

The three e-masted schooner stephen J. Fooks,
hailing from New York aud commanded by
Capt Crammer was blown ashore At Sailors
Snug IIarbOr Staten Island, early yesterday
morning. She was net loaded and had been
lying AZ anchor at the mouth Of the Kill Won
kulL A q oCloCk in the morning her anchor
chain parted. Another was hastily Tigged. but
the am nor did not hold, and eventually she
brought up hard and fast. She has a small hole
IN hrr sIArnuard quarter.
Two sruWs belonging 20 the Street Cleaning
Department were driven ashore AZ south Beach.
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Four FuasraIs and Five Weddings Post
poned ON Account OF the storm.

LYONS, \. V, Dec. GA terrible northwest
blizzard has been raging here for twenty -four
hours. Snow is two feet deep on the level and
ranges from that to ten feet deep In the coun-
try Traffic ON the railroads is about at a stand
still. Four funerals in different parts OF Wayne
county had to be postponed on account OF the
impa ssablc condition 0f the roads. The same
catisr has postponed five weddings which were
"a have taken place this evening. Reports from
towns ON Lake Ontario show that the storm W as
worse there than here Communication except
by telegraph is cut on.
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PRESENTS FROM THE POPE.
He Gives the Omcers or the Detroit Hand
some Mementos or Their visit.

ROME, Dec. 27.-The Pope has sent to Com
mander Newell of the United States cruiser
Detroit. which vessel conveyed TO Italy from the
United States the Vatican exhibits at the
Columbian Exposition at Chicago large photo
graph Of himself. His Holiness has inscribed
his autograph upon the picture.
The Pope also presented the commander and
the other officers of the Detroit with pictures
and mosaics which had been executed in the
Vatican. His Holiness gave to Commander
Newell copy of large picture by Raphael, to
Chief Engineer Roche a copy OF picture by
Domenic to Lieut. Marshall II copy OF n picture
by Raphael To Surgeon Amos copy OF
Raphnel's Madonna, to Lieut.. Rogers copy OF
the FOligno Madonna. and to the other officers
copies Of various other pictures.
The Pope to-day received the foreign diplo-
mats accredited 10 the Vatican, on which oCca-
sion he expressed to them his best wishes for
the new year. His Holiness was in excellent
spirits,
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Mr.. Gladstone Reads Ten or Twelve Hours
a bay.

LONDON. Dec. o1.-In anticipation of Mr..
Gladstones birthday. which comes on Dec 20,
the DdilU Ncirs has gathered the latest informa-
tion TO his physical condition. 1t learns that
he is in almost perfect health, and is able TO read
ten or twelve hours daily. In going from
Hawarden to Cannes he will stop here TO visit
DIR. Nettleship, the oculist who operated on his
eyes.
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vIss.CLa.ssIIsr YES FIssr. Fa.srsI.

NEWARE. Dec. 27.-Ths body of vlce-C ChAncel-
lor YEa Fleet who died yesterday Was removed
from his home. 534 broad street. to-day. and
taken 20 FlsmiRgton after brief religious services
by the Rev. Henry &. NandeIbsCk 0f the Mood-
side Presbyterian hurch. The funeral will 10
hSld In EeuingtOn a. o'Clprk on ratuulay
There Will b. = InFrtiug. a. Which mem hrrs ~
the laT throughout the stats are TeIurt tad IA
attend a. Nell a. the mem beers " Tie bar Of
moTFos afternoon a. 80 O. take suitable action
an the dsatb Of the Nice-C hanCsll0T. ChAnCsll0T
AcGnl vii Dssstds.
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AN ELIzABErHAN LADY.

A wide hall leads north from the rotunda to
the dining room. hundred feet beyond. The
ceilings arc high. Gobelin tapestries predom-
mate In the hAngings. The wood work Is mass
i've, dark, and richly carved. The doorways are
30 wide that the rotunda and the hve ad djacent
chambers can be thrown into one great room.
As the guests arrived they embled in the
south drawing rooms. Stockton Colt, Mr.. Trow-
bridge. and Goodhue Livingston came as the
Mikado OF Japan and two japanese noblemen.
They had been dressed by native in garbs OF
richest japanese fabrics and the disguises were
complete. Miss Ethel Van Courtlandt Colt was
q living 1880 fashion plate. Her coiffure was
piled high and held In place by q gold comb.
BY the mother Of King Louis Philippe. Al her
throat was q miniature OF her great great.
grandfather. The Misses Lewis, nieces of
Mrs. Stevens and daughters Of the late L. p. &.
Lewis, American Minister TO Portugal, were
dressed In Princess costumes of pure white.
Other guests. most OF whom were in suggestive
costumes were Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Van Ransse-
laer. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Belknap, Miss
BeIknap, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque, Miss
Beekman, William Beekman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Miss Vanderbilt,
Alex. 4. Webb. yr., Miss Webb, Miss Iselin, Mr..
and Mrs. Peabody. Miss Peabody, Miss Neeser,
Miss Carey. and a number OF other debltantes:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. PierpOnt Morgan, Miss Morgan
Miss Rhett. Or. and Mrs. Stnyyesant Fish Nor
ris. Mr.. ana Mrs. Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,. Gen.
and Mrs. John Watts Kearny, Miss kearny,
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Welded . C.pta,a or the Swedish Navy.

BosToS, Dec. 2T.-In the First Church to-day
at noon Pauline, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Bancroft and granddaughter OF the famous his
tOrian, George Bancroft, was married 10 Capt.
Carl Gustav Flach OF the swedish royal navy.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev stop
ford W. Brook. pastor OF the church. The bride
groom wore the full dress uniform Of his rank,
and was attended by Mr.. W. ID. Bancroft.
brother OF the bride, as best man, In the absenC e
Cf Mr.. Grip, the Swedish Minister, who was un-
able TO be present ON account Of illness.
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F.rs~sII DIaasr to Recorder saytL.

A farewell dinner was rendered 10 Recorder
smyth By the members Of the District Attor-
neys stan At the Hotel Waldorf last night
Covers were laid for thirty persons In The Astor
banGurt room. WLeTs dinner Was served.
BESIDES Recorder SInyth. there were present
Judges IoWiug MARITIME. and Fitzgerald Of the
'Uurt ~ Grntral Sessions. Judge GildeTseeye
nf the suLrFiDr court. who IL an eH-Judge Of
t;sHeral ErsslOns; sK- ssistAnt Distrirt AttTF
Hrys fTanrib Nellman aud hsnT} Is b siAplsF
80 .l,ag. urs were made.
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Not.s of Foreign HappsnIaEs.

The real estate in Paris belonging 20 DR.
Cornelius Herr of Panama Canal nOtOrlety was
sold at auction on Wednesday. The property
was divided into sixteen luts, fourteen Ot which
realized an aggregate Of l,3+SOu francs.
Emperor Francis Joseph has arrived at Ruda-
pCst and Yesterday received the leaders of the
several political parties. with whom he con-
suited in regard t0 the ministerial situation.
SChleswig and East Prussia have followed
Brrmen's example. and have prohibited the i'm
portation OF British and Irish cattle and pigs.
The French Chamber and senate were pro-
rogued yesterday until Jan. \.
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A Hurricane .t Qash.s.

QUEBEC. Dec. 27.-A hurricane which has been
raging here all day, reached Its height about u
O'Clock tins evening. Very few ventured out OF
doors. rs the streets are blocked with snow.
Trees and fences were blown down In all direc-
tions and considerable damage was done TO
property.
Teirgraphic and telephone communication
are dpmoraliZed. and the city is In darkness to-
night, electric light wires having become mi ed
upwiih the other wires. At midnight the storm
is gradually subsiding.
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Mis-. Wright .ud E..Pr..Ia.a, E..t..

FL PAso. Tex. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Marie Robinson
Wright and her daughter. Miss Ida Dent
Wright. passed through this city yesterday
from Mexico 10 New York. They denied the
report that they had been ordered out of
Mexico and declared their intention OF return-
inc soon after their trip To New York. Miss
Wright has become widely known as the
affianced OF Gen. Ezeta. ex- President OF SAL
vallor, but she declares she Is done with EzetA.
aud that he is entirely void OF influence in
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BERLIN,s SOCIALIST CLUBS.
They Are ForbIdden to Attend the Theatres
In BODY.

BERLIN. Dec. 27.-The police authorities have
issued orders prohibiting most Of the Socialist
clubs OF Berlin from attending the theatres in a
body or In considerable numbers during the hol-
idays. This action Is taken upon the pretext
that the presence OF the clubs would injurc tho
business of the regular theatres. but the order
really issued with the idea OF preventing
demonstrations in the theatres against the anti
revolution bills.
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Hall G'OAdIt.

Miss Olive Condit daughter Of J. W. COndit Of
23 West Fifty-eighth street, was married yester-
day afternoon Ia the Church % tl4e Heavenly
Rest 10 Edward Everett Hall: The Rev; DT. ID.
wAs maid Of honor. DT. William StOtes MAS the
hest man, and Arthur q: Clayton, JOssph Hail
Charles J. Hall. Howard y. Dodge, Frank W.
DOdge. and Frank NJ BLACK were the usheTs.
No reception followed the wedding.
The sun., 1894-12-28

almost new. WAs tossed ashore opposite Illinois
avenue this afternoon. There WAs name on
the smack. and ths sails were gone. Il Il feared
that the cFaiL with her ere y aboard. wAs caught
In the gale and cAllsiLed aud lie occupants l0st.
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Kidding for the Passenger Tr.ne.

LONDON, Dec. 27.-The White Star Steamship
Company has made an arrangement, beginning
on Jan. l, to convey railway passengers be-
tween the railway stations and their steamships
without extra charge. They will get permis-
sion for their passengers TO carry free on the
railways to London double the amOun' OF bag
gage formerly allowed Tho runard steamship
Company made tho same arrangement To go
into effect ON the same date. several days ago.
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ConErsssmaa Hsary wsds.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd. Dec. "7.-Mrs. Matte IL.
Henry was married this afternoon TO Congress
man Winder Laird Henry. representative In
Congress from the First Maryland district The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Frank lin
Bach he Adkins brother ~ the bride. He was
assisted by the Rev. 4. G. Page, rector OF Christ =
Church. and the Rev. Dr. James l.. Bryan. Mrs.
Henry was the widow OF the late Daniel NJ.
Henry. a cousin Of Congressman Henry.
The sun., 1894-12-28
GOysraOr-sIset MOrtoa Asks for Ar. Liza
sOA's HesIEAatIOa aAa Gets It.

RoNDnrr Dec. - Ex-senator John J. Lin
son Of this city. one Of the statutory Revision
Commissioners. has received a letter from Gov-
ernor elect Morton asking for his resignation.
10 take rher; Dn the appointment OF his sue
ressIT. To-day Mr.. l.lusou srnt his resignation
10 Mr.. Morton. II WA, dated Jan. .. 1895. be
cause MIR Morton will not he able 10 act Official
b until after his inauguarat ION on Jan. /.
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Ras. RIot .. . south C.rOll.. rsw..

FORT MILL, Dec. 27.-A race riot occurred last
night on Factory hill. growing out OF an attempt
Of four policemen To put an end 10 negro fes-
tival which was held on the hill in an empty
stOTrFuOm ana which was disturbing the people
in that vicinity
The negroes became Ohstreperous. and II is
said that one ~ their number fired the first shot.
and then the fu>illadp began. Forty or nifty
shots were fired. and the rr,ult Was one negro
WAS killed almost instantly, and W. =. john
ston. a policeman, was wounded IN tie arm.
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K..t.sL, q. s-Os. .OOO Hs LI.aL.sa.

FRANEFuRT, Ky., Dee. -. There Is . probA-
bilitE Of an extra sess!pn Of the Legislature
early in January {" take action in regard 20
raising money 10 defrsy the expenses Of the
StHte Government. There h . deficit Of $500
900. which l. Increasing daily, When AAked
to-day. Goy. brown said he had not yet decided
10 Ca!l the cara sesslUI.