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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Bicycle in Proctors Theatre.
Independent Committee Of Thirty Union Square Hotel.
evening
Contested Election Committee. City Hall. Brooklyn.
New-York Universast Club meeting Clark's evening.
Eleventh Army Corps Association dinner. Morellos
XXIst District Republican meeting. Shepard Hall
ing
Funeral Of Stephen Halstead. D.
Prayer services Metropolitan Hail. noon
Real Estate Exchange meeting.
XVIII District Tammany Congress Convention. No 4a4
Amsterdam-ave., evening.
XVIII D.strc, Tamnany Congress Convention. No. 125
West One hundred- and twenty -hfth-s,.
Ohio Society. No ZIG Fifth-ave.. evening.
Austin insurance suit
john y. McKane case. oyer and Terminer. Brooklyn.
Ncw-York Prcsbytcry
Bicycle Exhibition. Madison Square Garden.
Womens Minstrel Performance. Academy Of Music.
Brooklyn. ?. m.
third-st.. y.
city Hall.
by T. Wegmann. IT, University OF the city Of
Ne-y- York Il. N.
Enlra Ec.oimaory investigation. Fifth Avenue Hotel
1890 n.
Young Mems Democratic Clab. No a. Court-s. Brook
Ign. evening.
Installation Of officers elisa Post. Lexington Avenue
Opera House evening.
Grolicr club exhibition. No. % East Thirty
10 a. - p.
stockholers' meeting Union Railway Company. No
1883 Thlrd-ave.. p.
Hamilton Republican Club meeting. No. 2ll One
hunired-and- thirteth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

A brilliant dance given In the clubhouse Of
the Essex County Country Cub in West Orange on
Saturday night. BY Mrs. Robert Dan Douglas. OF
Orange Among those present were Miss Mabc.
Burke. Miss Edith Bark. Miss May Sayre, Miss
Mabe. Frazar Miss May Putnam. Miss Nay Vim
cen;. Miss Emma Woj. Miss Esteile Ward. Miss
May Alice smith. Hiss label Kingman. Miss Julia
Adams, Miss Alice Lee. Hiss Grace Stocking. Mss
Florence Lord Miss Lncy Watson. Miss Jennie
Kroch, Miss Mary Gage. Walter Meigs, Of New
York; Robert krborae William Woodruff. Harold
Lee. Joseph Campbell. Thomas S. kingman Jr.
Russell Colgate. john s. Tllney. George Cody. I'd
ward Lyman George Putnam. benjamin Douglass.
3D. and Graham Douglass.
There is a hot fight in Orange between the COM
mon Council and the Suburban Traction Company
over the trolley system. one Of the provisions OF
the ordinance provides that turnOuts should be- At
least fifty feet from street corners The contract
also provided for pavement with Belgian blocks
OF frst-class quality The company has reiail most
OF its track ami in two Instances has pat double
cur e. around the corners Of the streets. ;hus
making the tlrnouts On the corners. and 10 has
paved the streets VITA --c)1l-hand i' =. N blocks
taken from one al the New-York uptown Streets
AT the last meeting Of tie Common Courc.. "A rerD-
luton Was nuallv forced through direct..r The
company II remove al the secondhand blocks
ana replace them with W ones. - attention has
been paid to the order. The Council vii. meet
THIS evening. when an application Of both the Sub
urban ana Consolidated Traction companies for an
extension OF their lines over practically the same
'ou'e IN orange Valley, VIII come up Tor action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Dr. Tal,uage preached yesterday morning in The
Brooklyn Tabernacle u?on "Dcstitu::on Its Causes
and Cure" At the Academy Of Music Yesterday
morning TIE Rev. Cortland Myers preached upon
Food ana Clothing" At both services conribu-
,ons for the relief OF the poor were taken.
Asa ". Tenrey<Aa vell-Enown lawyer. will give
lis lecture. THE Young Men Of History" in St.
Peters Episcopal Church. at State and Bond SITS.
:h:s evening.
At the Janvary meeting 0; the Brooklyn and Long
Island Methodist Prca chefs Association in AS
ISOLATION HAL to-day the Rev. ". 7. Estes Will
read n paper upon Co: Supcrannuates"
An amateur minstrel entertainment Tor the benefit
OF ire Memorial Hospital will be given by a num-
Der OF young women In the Academy of Music this
evening
An effort Is being made to have Professor Cray
give n SPECIAL lecture on and demonstration OF his
process os development and printing in color photog-
rdphy before tie Photographic section Of the
Brooklyn Institute evening this month
The funeral OF Harry Kennedy. the wel-knonn
sung writer took pace yesterday afternoon at No.
3Ss Stste-st The members Of Brooklyn Lodge Be
nevoent Protective order OF Elks. and repre-
sentaJiges OF the Jefferson Club and the Brooklyn
Press Club attended Burial WAS in Holy Cross
Cemetery.
There seems 10 be marked incongruity between
the report Of inspector-C eneral McGrath on the
18th Regiment and the hne new armory which is
being erected Tor that regiment at enormous ex-
psnse.
1t is an interesting question whether the new
:c!ley-ca- fsndeis VII. fcnd. NO IS anxious to
try the experiment in person.
Whatever plan fer the new Bridge station is
finally adopted. the curved platforms which COM
pei passengers to atcD space OF a foot
or leaving tho cars at the Brooklyn ter
minus should be abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

Winners EXPOSITION is being held An enjoyable
nrogramme Of popular and classical music was
given and the large audl.ace Thoroughly SHOVE
rs appreciation. Inncss Il Trip 90 ih" N'ri' 5
Fair was the feature u the concert. ana u re-
ceived the double encore which II has had every
An interesting lecture, ILLUSTRATED with many OK
cellent stereopticon slides How the other HAN
Lives" WAS given last evening by Jacob a. H'a' Il,
the Church OF the Divine Paternity. f"'h-"'' anu
Forty -nfth-st
Ladies' Day at the galleries OF me eNi'"''''' W
,,.,rure,+s Of Torture In West Twenty -thiri-st,
has become n recognized institution. ana every
Friday Is set aside TO this enl. Saturday is S'n-
dents Day The afternoon and evening II Tuesday.
January l6 will be given over to the leading society
people OF New-York. 800 personal invitations
having been sent out for the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NI:W-YORK- SUNDAY. JAN. T. 1894
ARRIVED

steiner Maricllo d,r Rea Hull Dccemb"r %, with
nln'c 10 sand s. Slts. Arrived Mt the Bar at
Steamer Winchester dir). Mburn. Rotterdam December
L. win mtse to simpson. Spence Young. Arrived NJ
the iiar At > a m.
La Gascpgne ,Fr,. Santcln. Hnvrc December
30 with md-" - nfs .. SECOND cabin and 30 steerase
passengers u \ tnsset. Arrived at the Bar at M.
steamer Miranda d'r. Leseman. Belize December 49,
Livingston 81, Porto COrteG ~. cape Gracas 10 Grey
town -. with rise 10 James Rankin. Arrived ut the
bar ~ ! q
steamer Carb Prince (BD. Lcss. pcmerara December
q Trinidad ., Grenada -. with mise and passengers
in Geo thii sill. Arrived at the Bar at . m.
Steamer Athos fHr. Low. SaVsnln December -. Car.
thagcun ~ Port Lmon 30. Navassa January . and
Fortune Island j. with mt. and passengers TO PIN.
inrssnoi . go. Arrived ~ tho Var a G.2l
Iroquos Pennington jacksonville and Charles
ton. with Inisr and passengers " l. Clyde X GO.
Steamer city OF Augusta. Iagget Savannah with mdss
ari passengers To X !. Walker.
steamer Gnyandotte. Walker. Richmond and Norfolk.
VITA r.sc ana PASSENGERS 10 tn" Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Ntanoke I"i1 Richmond and Norfolk with
mi.e su! pta3rng'iE Ia Old Dominion - 60.
steamer I"Wdcn. Paine. West Point mdsc Old Do
nliuion - 60.
81 amer Herman Winter. Nickerson. Boston FOR New
York.
steamer Manhattan. Bragg. Portland for NcwYork
sIndy Hook $3.50 p fa-Nind west, moderate breeze;
clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Denefactor for Philadelphia; Derks Phiiadcl.
pha; Hermann (belg) Antwerp: Hdsbrand (Br). PsyaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
INSTITUTE LECTURES THIS WEEK.

course of lectures on The Literary Life OF the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Will be begun
In Art Association Hail. under the auspices or the
Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences. on tues
day afternoon, by Professor f. II. Stoddard. OF
the University OF the City of NewYork. The topic
will be General Survey OF the Men and Writings
Of the Two Centuries" J. Churon Collins lecturer
on comparative literature at oxford University.
England, will lecture in the same place on Wednes-
day evening on "Sophocles and Shakespeare Pro-
fessor w. T. Sedgwck. of the Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology will lecture at the Pratt In
stitute on 1.-THE Philosophy Of Cleanliness on
Thursday evening Dr. Edward Eggleston will give
his second lecture upon Early Intellectual LIE
in the United States IN Historical Hall on THURSDAY
evening the topic being Education, Literature and
Medicine" Miss Louise BOth-Hendriksen Will con-
clude her lectures upon THE Growth OF Art in
Italy Friday afternoon in Art Association Hall,
speaking upon FRA Lippo L;ppi and Massaccio,
Truth in Humanity" Dr. James Cruikshank will
lecture upon Educational Maps and the Teaching
OF Geography" In Art Association Hall on Friday
evening George Riddle Will begin course Of
dramatic readings before members OF the institute
next week Friday and Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ALDERMEN TO MEET TO-DAY.

ALDERMEN TO MEET TO-DAY.
JACKSON WALLACE TO BE PRESIDENT OF THE
BoARD-A LIVELY MEETING OF SUPER
vISORs EXPECTED.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen for 1894 and
1885 which contains nf,ecn Republicans and four
Dcaocra;s. direct reversal from last years Board
which had four Republicans ard fifteen Democrats
will hold lis first meeting this afternoon 10 ORGAN
ize AID TO receive Mayor Schierens first message
The beard Will elect Jackson Wallace OF the Sixth
Ward president. aal Joseph benjamin, City Clerk.
The latter cerves clerk OF the board. President
Wallace will succeed Richard Pickering. City
Clerk Cummings will call tie board to order and
preside unri the new org0Gizaiio IS cnectcI AZ
soon as City Clerk benjamin is elected ne VIII
assume Office. There eight or ten minor places
to he filed by the board. ,.
The Mayors message is expected 10 sunfiarlze
the condition OF the ciy from the reports or Mayor
EooCy's heads OF departments. and to contain me
new Mayors rocy in regard to consolidation with
New York annexation Of the county towns. new
bridges over The East River. new terminal station
for the present bridge sewers, water supply, PARK
improvements. and other matters or PUBIC m
ierest Mayor Schleren will probably read 1t IN
person TO the Aldermen: - -, .
TIC Board Of Supervisors will hold its second
meeting this afternoon John y. Mchane. who was
electe! temporary presiding officer last week by
the votes OF the illegally seated members. VII en-
deavor 10 appoint the standing committees lively
session is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
DIR. I'm DE WlTEI o. THE DRINK EVIL
HE BELIEVES IN THE PROPER USE OF INToXI-
eating LIQCOR-IN FAVOR or
HIGH LICENSE


The Rev DR.. George r. Van de Water OF St
Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church. spoke last
night at the service which was held exclusively for
in st. Georges Protestant Episcopal Church.
Dr. Van de Water preached on the Trinity Of
Vices and their influence human character
He said among other things Although man
is animal need Iiiblc to know that man
has a soul. The body Is .he sanctuary In which
God dweis. and to de:ile that sanctuary is to sin
Man cannot sin against the body without suffer
Ing. When the body Is sinncd against the temple
is profaned. n healthy young Is the nearest
approach 10 perpetual notion AMI a perfectly
healthy body means healthy morals. The body must
be used or destroyed. but is always a sin
The abuse of intoxicating liquors Is n social vice
There is proper and legitimate for in
toxicatiag liquors. 1 preach and practise temper
used. III man chooses to be n total abstainer IL
Is purely 4 matter between himself his God.
IL is neither virtue in him d discredit 10 me-
The saloon OF to-day, however. is fnonstrous evil.
1t Is at the root Of most OF crimes. The saloon
important political factor is a most serious
question. Drinking at the public bars also Is low
and beneath the dignity " q Christian gentleman.
The custom OF treatns also H. bad, and tends to
make sots Of men, 1t is sure to make drunkards
the power TO close the liquor stores in which the
poor aboring man gets his beer / would not do q;
But would raise the licenses hign as TO reduce
the number Of saloons in the city. Reputable men
should frown upon the evil side OF the drink qucs-
ton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
IE SffiL NOTES

Alberto Jonas Spanish pianist. who recently
made pleasant impression by playing Pader,w-
skis concerto at one Of the Damrosch concerts
Will give two rocitals in the Madison Square Garden
Concert Hall on the afternoon of January 10 and
IT, beginning at o'clock
Pedro dc Saazar. violinis, will give concer,
mex, Wednesday evening. at 40. y West Forty
secoad-st with The help Of Platon Brounoff. plan
IT.. Hans Kronoid volinlst. and Carl Brlchhausen
pianist. The concert VIII begin with Il suit for
pianoforie and violin. by Mr.. Brounoff. entitled.
An Oriental Wedding"
Two p'anOforie r,citals by Richard Burmester
orc announce! for thc evenings Of January l6 and
H. IN the Concert Hall Of the Madison square
Garden At the FIRST recital MIR Burineistcr will
play compositions by Bach. Schumann Mendes-
sohn Schubert Chopin. Weber and rLsz;.
\ special number Of The Musical Times" Of
London. published hy Ncvelo Gurr & Co.. Is de-
voted wholly 10 Handel. and is filed with Interesting
articles and anecdotes concerning the composer OF
THE Messiah fac-simcs OF his manuscripts, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
NETWORK CITY.

The pulpt of the West Presbyterian Church was
occupied Yesterday by the Rev. Dr. Jacob H. Ecob
of Albany
one of the recent shipments from this port in
cluded a number Of American locomotives consigned
10 Valparaiso for use on Gillian railways They
were taken ont - an English tramp steamer. the
Moldava.
People who read about the mercury in Europe
being below zero ce1tigrade should bear In mind
that on the centsrade thermometer zero is the
freezing point. and degree cent!srade is nearly
two degrees Fahrenheit.
The hoped-for relief from Columbian stamps has
not come. and will until the supply OF these
stamps which the Government has on hand is dis
posed Of
An inkstain marble is a serious matter, as the
experience with the Washington Arch last week
proved
The week Of prayer will be observed at the rooms
OF the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions with
services which viii be held in Lenox Hall, No. 80
Fifth-avc To-day the Rev Dr. George Alexander
will preach on "HImilIa;ion and Thanksgiving"
Tomorrow the Rev. Dr. " {. Roberts Will preach
on Home Missions" Wednesdays sermon Will be
on Foreign Missions" by the Rev. Or. +. + Elm
wood; Thursdays on Nations and Their Rulers"
by the Rev. Dr. f. y. White. and Fridays on the
Church Universal" by the Rev. DR.. Howard
DufielG.
A'N'NH'D' ~
gave lecture last night In the lecture-room of
DIR. Robert Collyer's church. the Church Of the
Messiah Park-ave. and Thirty -fourth-st. The
lecture given un Ter the auspices Of the Science
sermon Society. The subject The Food Sup
ply in Its Relation 10 the Presen. Condition and
Further Development Of Society"
The little American ship Iceberg. which for a long
time carried ice for the Tudors from Boston to
Calcutta and brought back jute and rattan is tied
up at an East River pier and presents a striking
contrast TO the big steel bark Iiddeke which flies
the British flag and is dischargng an East Indian
cargo in the next berth.
The library Of L. +, CElttendcn. Registrar of the
Treasury under President Lincoln, will be sold at
auction 10y Bangs q CO.. at their rooms No 7s9
Broadway beginning to-day at p. m. The library
contains n large number IF works relative TO the
North American lndlns. and other Interesting sub
ects.
The annual meeting OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association of this city Will be held in the
lail Of the association. No East Fiftccnth-st
his morning at u o'cock All Interested in benevo-
Ont work are invited To be present
lrness famous band last night gave another Of
he popular Sunday night concerts at the Grand |
Central Palace. where the Worlds Fair Prize |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
mann or FREDERICK II. TEESE

Frederick H. Tecsc Of the law firm ~ Tees" Il
pi,ney OF Newark died suddenly az the HOFFMAN
House this city. At o'clock lasi evening io"
pneumonia brought on ~ an attack ~ grip ar.
reese left hts wife and daughter AZ m" hotel last
Wednesday and went to -. Ions on business Tor
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company Oh
Newark. Of which he general counsel y" was
attacked with grip while in St Louis. hut finished
his business ana on his return 10 this city became
- much worse that he required ASST. 'tnr" from
his cab TO the hotel II" WAS ATTENDED ig Di. l't't,
The hotel physician. ana Or. Mcdonald.
Mr. Tcesc born III Newark, B." -. It, was
served two terms. being Speaker IN l"l
lie was then made Judge OF M 'olii
~ Common Pleas Of Essex County ami
resigned to accept the place OF counsel
for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company.
In lSIi he was persuaded t. accept The nomination
for Congress and was elected. He wonli not take
denomination, and had since bon counsel i9r me
insura nee company, a director az tn' National state
Bank and had enjoyed Il large practice as = BAR
rlSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

Charles Deane Hughes. th!rty-iour years Ola a
revspaper reporter died In the hospital from
pneumonia yesterday. Hughes WIS unmarried He
was born in England. AMI said he was the eldest
son Of Sir Charles Deane H. was In Newark
ahout three months. hsy1S come Irom Fro .ly:.
and according his statements. had served on
many newspapers In Great Britain, the United
States and Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
Sale of Ladies' Underwear.

Night Robes i'm Muslin and Cam
brio, trimmed with fine EmbrOid-
cry. so cents, 800, $1.25 each.
Drawers i'm Muslin and Cambria,
trimmed with Embroidery and
Lace. 80 cents, % cents, 800,
T1.2J, T1.5O.
Corset Covers, 80 cents, 1j cents,
500, 1925.
Fine Underwear. slightly sOilcd,
al halfprice.
Infants Short Dresses, sizes for
one. two and three years, at so
cents.
The balance of Misses and Chill
drpn's Coats and Jackets reduced
TO 5000, $1,000 and $500; for
mcr prices 5000 to $4,000.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
10 TAKE HONE THE RTG ERT'PP GTy

The british "whalci a"k' steamer Turrc Captain Corn
wall which arrived here Inst week pilleys Island
= T.. with ~ pyres. sailed yesterday Tor New
port News She has been chartered sail for Germany
with the greater part of the exhibit by KnIpp the
German grnmaier, al the Worlds Fair. including big
cannon. She will load her cargo the sparrows Point
Works Of the Maryland steel Company. The rurret is
alleged % be an Infringement the American patent
FOR "vhalctacl steamers. built At sunleranl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-EX Governor Frederick smyth. Of
New Hampshire. HOFFMAN-Judge William j. Wallace
Albany WINDSOR-Governor Roswell p. Flower
and wife. Of Albany: Judge Robert r. Bishop Of Bos
ton. Martin a. Knapp OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DNESDAY. JANUARY 10.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. JANUARY s
Vessel. Line. For. Mails close. Vessel
Tallahassee Savannah. Savannah. 300
Seminole. clyde. Charleston 300 M
TUESDAY. JANUARY o.
Trave. y - Lloyd Bremen. 600 900
Fl sud Morgan. New orleans. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
S.VgS AZ TiiE SFtoWN EtiicE: No. 80: B,s:s:
I ,,s; at the following Branch onees: 2st
niyhtn,ave, g. e. cor Twenty hirdst; log SiAth,avet
corner Forty seyenth.st; o:e ThisdAve., Sixty:
SonnSu,;asc 3: Avenue A. 1923 60 Wsse
i%s lhirdaye.: o,O5i ThIrdave. bet One.hundSs6
andtwelfth and One-hundred and n rteenth sta.
At the HARLEM OFFICES, 1S0 East One-hundred-
and twentvnfth 2a3 West One and twenty.
nsh-st and 100 West One hundred up
To 5 p m az regular Office rates.
In brooklyn. at G3 courtst.: sos De Kab-avs 100
LONDON for advertsements Norfolk Street ersnA
w. c., London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

Tho New England Society OF Orange will send a
Large delegation TO the meeting to fight the scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

Our January Sale of Silks
Continued.
ON THE MAIN FLOOR.
With new assOrtments and designs
in Rich Novelties, including Black,
White and Evening COlOrs, at
800 per yard; Regular Value
300 pieces of Figured midas, at
:J cents.
Is pieces Of Black Damas, new
designs, at 800 per yard.
500 yards of our Richest Fancy
Velvets at 900 and $500 yard.
Plain COlOred Nelvets, at 80
cents yard.
IN THE BASEMENT.
At 80 cents "a yard: Nov
city Silks: worth 10 cents.
At 60 cents yard: Col
Ored Crystals, Light and Dark
Shades.
In India and China Silks we
make the most important Offering
of the season. as none but genuine
Shanghai and Japan makes are ill
Guided.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08

Turrct (Br, Newport News Nrginian (3r). Liverpool:
Delaware (IirD. Dover. for orders.
Barks Atlantic GER for Philadelphia: Edward Jew
brunswick. Ga
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Iass ti,r Coonbes from New York Deem
hcr "a arrived NJ Liverpool January q
steamer I.ancas;rian ,BO. Parrv sailed from Liver
Ncw-Y lrG January :
Steamer Aurania dr Mckay. sailed from Queens
town Tor N"w-YolH January !.
steamer Othelo Or Jones from Antwerp. FOR New
YORK January o. passei Isle 81 wight January :
steamer ia Champagne tfr Laurent from Hayre for
y passed >ciiN january
Ia Iiretagne tFgl Kulr. from New York De-
ccmb"r 10 arrived Hayre january :.
steamer Hankow OBJ West from Chinese and Japanese
for New York. arrived at Suc4 January !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
MA ZINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7:2 $50 Moon sets m G:is Moons age
HIGH Wtwrr ~O.pNY.
AN Sandy Hook 500 Gov. s:32 Hell
I'M sandy Hook $500 Island sol Hell Gate iO:ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-08
Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.

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Of Nervous Genito. rnary OPsana
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