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SOUTIrERN RAILWAY CHANGE OF
> SCHEDULE.


Tho SOUTHERN RAILWAY announces
the following schedule, effective SUN
DAY. Aprii II. iSn5:
No. If SOUTHERN EXPRESS for AZ,
lanta and the South ionl andd d M,g,S' VIII
40. 35-FAST MAIL for Atlanta and
ali points South and West. Will led.e
Richmond. 300 L. NJ. daily. ,-
Courthouse and intermediate stations,
Will leave Richmond L. NJ. daily, eA-
ccpt Sunday.
YORK RIVER LINE.
No. AHMED LOCAL for West Point.
will leave Richmond Crwcnty- third-strcct
station only $50 4. NJ. daily. except
No. iO-LOCAI. for West Point Will
leave Richmond $40 Z. NJ. daily, except
No. 'iG-BALTIMORE EMPRESS. viii
leave Richmond i.l5 T.. NJ. daily, except
Sunday. making close connection AT West
Point with York River Line steamers.
Trains arrive at Richmond from the
South al 4 \. NJ and $40 =. NJ making
arrivals unchanged. apl0-Jt
EXCURSION RATES.
Tho SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM
PANY announces the following excursion
rates via tho YORK RIVER LINE Tor
the scnsOn now opening.
Richmond 10 Baltimore and return.
limit fifteen days. 81 Richmond 20 phlla-
dclphia and return, limit thirteen days.
S.: Richmond TO New York and return.
limit thirteen days. SD.
Tne York River Line steamers are
handsomely appointed and have every
modern convenience. The table is sup
piled with all the dclicacies OF the Chesa-
peakc Bay and the cuisine Is unsurpassed.
Information will be cheerfully furnished
and statc-rooms can be reserved In adj
vance at passenger Office, 40 east Main
street. JOHN NJ. BEALL.
api0-3t Travelling Passenger Agent.
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JNXcuRsIoN RATES.

w L OFFER TO CLOSE OUT THIS
DEPARTMENT Or OUR BUSINESS.
OUR STOCK OF
TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS.
from q 10 SO-horse power.
HORIZONTAL CENTRE CRANK
ENGINES,
Detached or mounted on boiler, from
TO l2-horse power.
Thefa Engines and Boilers are new.
known.
We also offer lot or PULLEYs.
cRANKS. SHAFTS. etc. rough and
fnished. Any or these can be bought
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
MACHINE WORKS
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nArLGoaDs.



SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MARCH %. l'9''
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION
100 A. NJ. Daily for Washington ana
posntg North. Stops az EipS
AMI local stations fuii"a"
7;D A. A.. Daily except Monday-.New
York and Florida Special
Nestibuled Pullman cars ~, 30
other Than pullman charse
u 90 noon. Daily except SUNDAY ,Ss
WashIng'on and penis Mos Dos.
wei. Milford, Frcder'ckspers'
Brooke and Wldewatsr rs TAT,
Tor Car Also connects. Win
Conversational Limited al
40 p. NJ. Daily ier washington ,, and
p Hsaland' boswell. Milford;
Fredcr.cksburg, Brooke and
Whitewater and other stations
Sundays. Sleeper Rlchmohd
to New York.
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION
SE A. NJ. Baily. stops at whitewater,
BROOKE. Fredericksburg, NIL
ford, boswell and Ashland.
and other stations Sundays
Sleeper New York TO Rich
mond
go Il. M, Oaiiy except SunQd1. ototo -
local stations and Elba. Par
lOr Car from Washington.
6:53 p. NJ, Daily. Stops only at Fred
eicksburg. Boswell and ASH
land. Pullman cars from New
York and Washington.
r.. q A. NJ, Daily. Stops at principal To-
cal s.ations and Islba; sleep
ing Car Connects with Con-
greqslOnal Jimited between
New York and Washington.
FREDERICKSBURG AccoMMODA-
TION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
40 p. H.. Leaves Byrd-Street Station.
S.,J a. ~. Arrives at Byrd-Strset sta
don.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ENCEPT SUNDAY.
642 \. NJ. Leaves Eliza.
0;D ,. NJ. Leaves Elba.
$50 \. NJ. Arrives Elha.
Goa =. NJ. Arrives Eba.
G. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
r. T. y. MYERS, President.
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- IrMMER SCHOOL or MEDICINE,
Mallctt. NJ. H.. chemistry. W. h. Me-
Convllle. A. D.. Physiology W. q. Chris
tian, a. D.. Anatomy. w. w. Luck. Al.
T., Histology; w A. Lambsth. NJ d.
AUGUST 81. iNl1. a school for begin
ners and Tor those desiring 10 review
the fundamental branches OF medicine.
rotary. DIR. w, A. LAMBETH. Uni
verslu Station. Charlottesville. Va. apI
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ADJUSTMENTS
II AsE-BALL WEsT-END PARK.
RICHMOND VS.. PORTSMOUTH,.
SATURDAY. APRIL 10TH.

Game called at f.lj T. NJ.
Admission. DC. boys lOc.. ladies'. l1c.
to grand stand. apl9
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LEGAL NOTICES.

fI,HE UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
I DISTRICT or SOUTH CAR ll.lNA.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTH
CIRCUIT.
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by Pollard q Bagby.

~ TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
1 81 1900 ACRES or LAND on THE
MILklN S0oN, k00ADi. BIZ " h ti;ini,C rti a.
HENRlCO. VA. BEING a PORTION OF
" SOLITAIRE FARM, F0itMEliL;r
OWNED BY WILLIAM J. BOYD. De
CEASED By. virtue OF a deeG OF iiusi
April z 1874 recorded I'm HonricO County
Court Deadlock VI a. page 2OB. 10 the
undersigned. default having been made In
the payment Of certain notes therein Sc.
cured. ana being instructed so 10 do. |
viii sell by auction. at lonricO county
court-house, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1895.
al ~ O'Clock NJ. the aforementioned
VALUABLE TRACT or VERY RICH
TERMS Cash TO pay expenses of sale
and two notes. one for $500 and the other
for 500 with the interest on both from
ApAl 10. 1873, the residue In six ana
twelve months from day OF sale. with in
tercst added, and TO be secured by deed
II. II. POLLARD. JR.
apio-to Trustee.
liy james H. Crenshaw
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonocr.
Hlt east Main street.
by REQUEsT or OWNER. WHO Is
ID about 10 leave town, ! viii sell by
public auction, on ne promises,
SATURDAY. April 70 1s0J
without reserve. at $3.50 T.. NJ, that cor
tam LOT OF LAND on the north side
OF Baldwin street. just beyond the cor
pOratc limits fronting on said street
40 feet and running back no This lot
a. very near the Chesapeake and Ohio
shops ana Richmond Locomotive Works.
good opportunity 10 buy lot very
cheap No city taxes to pay.
TERMS; Liberal announced al time of
sale. JAMES H. CRENSIIAW,
npfT-U AuctiOnccr.
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TRAIN No. 1850 p. NJ.

YEYsv1LLE ACCOMMODATION. daily
N except Sunday for keySVllle ana Ia
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
Train No H. 500 A. NJ. No. 80, 0.5o
7. NJ: No Is. $40 a. Nj.
r OCAL FREIGHT TRAINS Nos. o. ana
IL o.. between Manchester anu I.v N.
and Neapols will also larry passengers.
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By virtue OF certain deed OF trust
executed 10 mo as trustee by &. W.
Turner and Wife, dated March -, lNh',
aud duly recorded IA the clerks office
of the Hastings Court OF Manchester.
Deed Book -, page 40 default having
boon made in the payment OF a note OF
So therein secured. and being required
To DO so by tho holder of the note | Will
sell at public auction. on the premises. ON
TUESDAY. April -. lN95
at 4 oclock A. NJ. the properties de-
ncrbcd as follows All that certain LOT
with improvements thereon. commencing
at point on Eleventh street iGo feet
from east line OF Decatur street and
fronting on sa.d Eleventh street "a feet
and running back between parallel lines
li2 feet also all that certain LOT, with
improvements thereon. commencing -
feet from the corner OF Perry and Four
tccnth streets. fronting on south line of
paid Perry street ~ feet and running
back between parallel lines lia feet to an
alley.
The house on Eleventh street Is a two-
story frame. with rooms. and the house
on Perry street IS a two-atory frame,
with q rooms,
TERMS: cash as 10 expenses OF THIS
sale and 10 discharge the note OF So
With Interest from March "a, ISIS. and
ID credit ss TO a note OF S12 paytfhlo
March ~. lSpU. and a note OF 81 roo. pay
able March ~ lSla. balance upon such
terms AZ may be announced az sale.
api7-td G. A. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
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by jackson Brandt q Co. ana IL. j..
Cabell
Real Estate Auctlonccr8.
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LEAVE RICHMOND:


LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. li-12:s5 A. NJ.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. ua,iy for Dam
~ vile. Greensboro, Winston salem:
Sleepers Richmond. Va, to Danviile anc
Gree nsDOrO. Connects at Danvilie with
the Florida Limited (No. SD carrying
Sleepers FOR Augusta. Jacksonyille.
and ST. Augustine, and connecting at Jack
sCnyllle with sleeper Tor Tampa, and with
the Washington and Southwestern Nestl-
buled Limited NO. 80. carrying sleepers
to ASheyile and Hot Springs, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Memphis and New orleans.
Dining Car Greensboro 10 Montgomery.
Al New Orleans and Memphis connections
are made for all points In Texas and Calf
iOrniG. Sleeper open $3.50 l.. Nj.
TRAIN No. 35-l2:3o p. NJ.
~ Asst MAIL. daily for all points South
IL and Southwest. Connects at Moseey
with Farmvllle and fowhatan railroad.
Keysville for GAINESVILLE. oxford and Dur
ham 49,.
Carries sleepers New York TO Atlanta
and Montgomery, and from New ofK 10
Jacksonville. Parlor car Atlanta 70 BIZ
mlngham.
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SOUTHERN SOUTHERN! Rail ANYWAY! WAY:

PIEDODNr AIR LINE)
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
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) WILL NO VERDICT.

judge WAham then said he would
give The jur x one hour in the afternoon
4" feh'h Hn H4 cement. and N they failed.
th'i wo4d pc locked up until this morn.
~ -. - 4>-e9r' then took "a rcccss untll
Nus land at o'clock another rush
= ,i,s,, m"ae tef che courtroom. People
tWiH"y piled over one another 10 ect
inHff ,ond 10 was some time before Tho
tcisfal huhhub could be- toned down.
Fl""UN' everybody gOt quiet ana the
tl'nce was aa dense aa iou. Tho NOR
hidly curious individuals were again dis
appointed. for IL was announced that The
jury could not agree.
Then Judge Wickhsm decided TO adj
lourn the court until this morning at
]" o'clock. Tho Jurors were locked up.
ana given an opportunity 10 scratch
their heads over the matter during the
nlght, II ie expected that quite IA large
crowd viii be- ON hand at 10 o'clock Tits
morning 10 hear ihc verdict. N. indeed. "a
verdict shall have been reached at that
hour.
nrNnfco iNprrrSprNrs.
Az the recent meeting Of the Rcpubl-
cans and fopullsia az llcnrico Court
house. pursuant 10 call for "a convcn-
ton Of voters favorinE an independent
Ticket Ia the coming election. nothing
definite was decided upon. though II scom-
I'd 10 be- understood by all present that
an independent ticket should be put in
the ncld. II WIS finally decided TO adj
Journ over untu to-day. that a larger
representation of Republicans and iopu-
lists might be ON hand
II ~ reported that when the conven-
tion meets to-day the principal candi-
dates Tor places on tho ticket viii he
j. r. Jones. FOR Treasurer. i. w South
wand. for sheriff. ana r. Is. CHM. for
commonwealth Attorney. Ia. pattor-
son ~ also mentioned M a probable can-
dldate for Treasurer on this ticket.
THr UNKNOWN wAlF.
Air Conway n. Sands yesterday morn
ms stated that applications for the little
white gifl who was recently rescued from
"A negro woman in the county were he
ing received every DAY. she can have
dozen homes. and II viii hc n dnicult
matter 60 decide whore she shall so
Yesterday morning n letter WAS received
10y q gentleman from u lady in Norfolk.
who wants 90 adopt her.
The Investigation win be held this
morning as 90 'hc cruel treatment of
Tho child.
fucindy icrov has released all riaht
go the child. and az this was the de
sired object a Ia doubtful lf tho prosccu-
tlon win he pushed
Ia the 1icnrico Court yesterday judge
Wlckham granted renewals Of retail H.
ouor licenses 10 the following parties.
bottoms a West. Seven Pines. owen
O'Ncii Moshy street. " L. Floyd hrook
avenue. y. T.. Ncurohr. ~ James street;
nnd n. N. ilord. Twcnty-nfth street.
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by virtue OF deed OF trust dated
DIST January, 1892. recorded IN Rich
mond CITY Chanccry Court in Deed
Book ll1 G.. page 80 default having been
made IN the payment OF the note Sc
cured therein. and being required so 20
do 10y the holder of said note, we VIII
sell at public auction. on the promises.
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Trains arrive At Richmond from the
South at A. NJ. and $40 +. NJ. making
connection with York River trains; other
arrivals unchanged. apil-3t
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The card party given on Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Charles b. Blake at her home. No. 50 Ravne-ave.
in honor Of her sister. Miss Knapp. OF Buffalo, VINO
is about to return 10 her home was a delightful
affair There were present John Hosier ana MISS
Hosier Of Brooklyn; William Parslow and MISS
Parslow. OF Nyack Mr. and Mrs George Banker,
AIR and Mrs Charles J.. Marsden. jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Constable. Nj. and Mrs Frank b. EMS
Miss Anna Hes. Miss Margaret Rayner, Miss Naera
RYDER Miss Alice Hill, Mrs. Van Sorch, Mrs.
Bailey Hobbs j. Joseph Lawrence, i. +. Ciark' u.
William Curran and Edward Hes OF lonkers Inc
xrzes were won by Mr.. Hosier and Miss Ryder.
An elaborate supper was served at IL o'clock.
The sale at ire home OF Mrs Isaac MIbank on
Tuesday evening in aid of the Hom0epa thic Home
and Maternity netied 500. Those who attended the
several tables were Mrs. Walter w. Law. Mrs.
Alexander Smith. Mrs. william Allen Butler, Mrs.
" II Brownson. Mrs Thomas Ewing. Mrs. Fred
erck d. Blake. Mrs. H. j. Andrus, Mrs X OhVer
Philips Mrs. J. H. Dow, Mrs X. X. Trotter ana
Mrs f. Il. Coles
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Board OF Education has reached what 1t be-
.ieves to be a solution to the High School problem
The High School has been a wanderer since it was
established having been changed from one plan 70
another and to-day is housed in the extreme south
eastern part Of the city. but with no permanent
place of abode 1t rest long where 1t is, as
the school population Of the city Is growing so fast
that the entire building where the High School now
is will be demanded by the lower grades counter
part story of Buwcr Lytton's What VIII He DO
With It?" might be written in connection with the
problem upon which the Board especially the
Special Committee Buildings, has been al WoIK
so many months. The members have spent days In
surveying and nights in discussing the subject, and
on TUESDAY night the question was settled, so far
as the Board is concerned. The location of the
building was determined upon. and 1t was resolved
10 ask the people vote next spring on an dpp1o-
priation of which 5000 is to be set apart
10 purchase a site for new school building IN the
near future in the Fourth Ward. and $4,000 for a
building on the ground now owned by the city at
FIfth-ave. and Second-st. The latter building VIII
be one adapted the purposes of the High school,
with accommodations also for the present public
library, rooms for the meetings of the Board Of
Education and its committees, for the president
and clerk of the Board the city superintendent and
the storing of school, supplies.
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MEETING or THE AUTHORS GUILD.
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE FOR MRS. H. II
BOYESEN on THE DEATH OF HER

RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE FOR MRS H. II.
BOYESEN on THE DEATH OF HER
HUSBAND ARE PASSED.
A meeting OF the American Authors Guild was
held Yesterday afternoon at the Windsor Hotel, in
Fifth-ave The election of the following officers.
who decided upon the last meeting. was
confirmed: Or. James Grant Wilson, president:
Colonel Richard NJ. Johnston, first vice-president;
Mrs Louise Chandler Mou,ton. second vice-pres-
dent: Thomas h. Connery. third vlce-president:
Henry Hardwicke secretary, and DR.. William g.
Oppenheim. treasurer
A resolution OF coincidence was drawn up by a
special committee and passed and ordered to be
forwarded Mrs BOyesen, the widow OF the late
II. H. Boyesen. who member OF the society.
II read
The American Authors Guild learns with deep re-
greet OF the death OF OF its most esteemed men,
bers. III. II. Boyesen, and the Guild takes this
method to express It's high appreciation OF his ser
vices In the field Of letters and OF his continued
interest in tho welfare OF the Authors Guild Your
committee on behalf Of the Guild would hereby ex-
tend its profound sympathy TO the bcreaved MEM
bers OF his family
programme OF music and readings was rendered
Among those present President Potter. Of
Hobart College; Mrs. James g. wilson. Edmund
Mrs W. Aworth. Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Mrs
schuyler Van Rensselaer,. Ellis ii. Roberts Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Henry Stoddard, Donald G. Mitchell
Mrs Carroll Brown. Of Portland: Mrs George G.
Riggs kate WiggnsD. Colonel Richard Henry Saw
age and the Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard.
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Wash nrton. Nov. IL. 1897.


TomptnsviI!e y. y Nov 13.-The Lighthouse Board
the following notice TO Mariners The two
which had marked. respectively Little Captain Isl
East Greenwich Cove. Connecticut
Rocks northerly side the channel into Green
wich Cove, removed the 18th inst The East
Reef buoy Will be replaced spring: the other buoy
discontinued Jones Rocks being marked by a beacon
light Little Captain Island East Reef s now marked
by 4 black spar numbered !.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- "WEDNESDAY. nov. 49, Isa
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10, 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Vera Ger. Pohle. Genoa October 81 Naples
November l. with mdse. 100 cabin and 475 steerage
Steamer Nab u'r, Rasmussen. Hamburg october q and
Newcastle q. with mdse 10 Simpson, Spence Young.
ship Elise Gen, Backhsus Hamburg 80 days. with
mdse 10 Theodore Ruger ~
Sandy Hook. Nov. l3 V:3O n.-Wind, fresh breeze (.
northwest; clear c,r.nr
Steamer Lizzie Henderson. Wllos. Philadelphia c
STEAMER ilamo Lewis Galveston-C II Mallory & Co
steamer oneida. Chichester. Wilmington and George
Steamer Roanoke Boaz Norfolk and Richmond Old
Stearner Viola u3n SHAVED. Lynn Dock VIOLIN
Steamer Chicago City oBD. scndcll Bristol. England
steamer Seneca stevens Havana and Tampico-J Z
steamer clsribel eBp. Cote, Cape Hayden St Marc.
steamer vimeria 'Br,. Mason. Vera Cruz and Tsmpco.
via s ssnson mo- %eS Foster
steamer Monksea,on (Br). Beasley Cape Town Agoa
s,.amer F1smborSuSh ,r, Scott Belize Porto cortez
Black River etc-Bowring a. Archibald
SAILED.
@ Seneca a s nd ssd
pico Roanoke. Norfolk and Richmond; Majestic
,Br, Antwerp: Albert Dumois Nor. Port Lmon; TX
eelsior Ger. Flushing for orders LORD warwick BrJ
Philadelphia Oneida, Wilmington and Georgetown.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Rockand Breakwaer Light
Notice IL given that abou, November 20 1896 the
two fixed red ensanera lights on Rockand Breskwater
side Of the entrance 10 Rockand Harbpr will be
moved to the beacon the end OF the finished
location Of the lights The lights Will heretofore. be
exhibited vertically above the other ~ and - feet
bull, Of dimension stone in the fsm 81 pyramid As
the partial filling Of the breakwaer extends
This notice affects the List Of Lights and Fog Signals
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. 1888 page 20 No 3D. and hs
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer Potomac Obj, Leitch, sailed from LONDON TOT
Nev,-York November b.
steamer Ems Ger, Reimkasten 0rom Brenen), for
Nsv York sailed from Southampton November ii. -
Steamer Principal tbr) Stahhard' saiicu iioh onie'us
for New York November ID 49,.
steamer Mobile C3r Layland from New York Novem-
her - Tor London passed the Lizard November IL.
STEAMER Weehawken (f3r Dowbsgn. sailed from Bel
fast for New York November IL
Steamer Mannheim Ger Ochclmann. from New York
October 81 FOR Flushing for orers) passed Prawie Point
November -. ,,-. H.. ,r...h,.
November 10 for New-York. passed Prawie Point NO
yember IL. -, ,-,.,.- Ma vo.,, g..
steamer werkendam Dutch Baker, New-forx Tor
Rotterdam, passed Sicily Islands Novenoer ID,
Steamer ALBANIA (Br). Foreman. from New-forX OCTOBER
Do arrived at Bremen November IL . , $780,,
Steamer Iepanto tBr). Wise from New-forK octooer
81 arrived AZ Antwerp November IL 80, -.
steamer Thomas Melville OBJ. tteig saied from
Palermo for New-YOrk November D. ,,,,
steamer britannia Cr). sagos. sailed from Marseles
Tor Nev-York November q.
steamer Bolivia dBrl, Baxter. sailed from Fume for
New-York November TO-
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cation The seamen say that lighthouse is neeuea
to protect shipping in Plum Gut They say s sfa
many vessels ba been wrecked in the last naHt
years while attempting TO pass through IN Iad
weather, and that many more nave peeh caiii'
on the rocks by the swift current.
PORT JEFFERSON.-Farmers in the neighpor-
hood of this place having a scare over the
sudden breaking out Of hog cholera. The disease
made its appearance early in November ana mas
spread rapidly Many of the farmers are killing
their hogs TO get the pork out OF Marin >
way Scores of porkers were killed in the villages
around Port Jefferson yesterday and the butchers
have their books filed with orders to Kill hogs
Immediately. the Immediately" being as RUE
sinal
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Horse Show Madison Square Garden
State Railroad Commissioners. Chamber OF COM
merce 10 a. m.
Dock Commissioners meeting
Hannigan murder trial. Court or oyer anu le'-
miner.
soc,etv for tho Relief OF Ruptured and Crippled,
No 49, East Forty second st. 4 p. m.
Society for the Improvement OF Speech carnegie
Hall. p. m.
INQUEST in case of Otto Odendahl
Rally Of Baptist Young People, First bap"s'
Church. 7:45 p. IN.
rsnco,, pioneer Corps anniversary No. Sc Clinton
Place. p. m.
Reception for Lieutenant r. F.. Peary by American
Geographical Society. Museum OF Natural History
p.
Christian Endeavor day at noon prayer-meeuhs'
No 1l3 Fulton-si James c. Doty, jr. leader.
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List of Beacons and Buoys First Lighthouse District
1853. page "a.
| Iy order Of the Lighthouse soard:
JOHN G. WALKER,
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Claribe Hayti. Atlas 1000 200
Venezuela. Curacao, Red IL 100
Ornoco, Bermuda, Quebec. 1900 900 m
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H.
Delcomyn La Plata Norton. ........ 800 IN 500 m
G
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NOTES FROM LONG ISLAND.

GREENPORT.-T captains and pilots of steam
ers Mailing from the east end Of Long Island are
about 10 make application to the Lighthouse De-
partment at Washington for the construction of a
lighthouse at Orient Point. Captain Abraham
Mitchell of the steamer Montauk. Is in town col
lectlng statistics PREPARATORY 10 making an appli-
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HOME NEWS.
,o,.,NrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ppONINENr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Cambridge-Baron Ketteler and Baron Herman
~ the German Embassy at Washington Samue
2 Rhode Island snd fEysret
Hail Game Empire-I. w. Lawson OF Phiiad .,
phia and r Waker S OF Mas af Sew-Jersey
and CONGRESSMAN f. II. Gillett and ex-Congress
man Henry L. Pierce; of Massachuset,s Ghssy "a
Of Washington. misunderstanding James McMli-
lam Of Michigan and Cable osnso on o az ca
fornia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John r. Bartleit
L. s. Navy Normandis-Jndse j. aenrX Sss Me' Iohn
Davis of the United States Court OF Claims Wal.
dorf-Congressman Wallace # Foote }r. @, 81, f nor
bart College, and William II. Seward OF Auburn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
NCONING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
SATrRDAY. NOvEMBER 10.

Fuerst Bismarck. Gibraltar Noy 9........ Hamb Amer
HaVTe Nov French
Creole Prince. Lucia. Nov s......... Prince
Jersey Swansea Nov II. Bristol city
Santiago. Nov 12.........N Cuba
Olbers.............S Lucia. Nov s.....Iamport Holt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 4::3 Moon rises All Moons 81
HIGH WATtR TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook 519Gov. Island $40 Hell Gate 7:39
PM-Sandy Hook 55s Gov. Island 6:19 Hell Gate s:l2