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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE $50 corner GOtn-s'.
EieHut .ui," .n second aopr. with board.
st...fiy nr'.,Hs~.
OWNER BOO Ease i.oth 81. good neirhhor-
hood. Wishes 90 Der parlor floor ana base
urut go % party who w.rl furnish table
board Tor himself ana - Address Box
CG1. laG East i25th st.
WEST 45rU 81. Large elegantly fur
uishcd fhilt floor back room with hal
room "nsuit". ready for occupancy 2tih
iust.. references exchanged.
2lST-ST,. - EAST D'~irahl" rooms with
excellent 'nii" AMI service. references.
% WEST DIST ST Handsome rooms.
with beard. private cottage on Jersey
coast Tor sumur-. On" appointments. ref
creme" given and required.
74TH-ST WEST select hoard in =
southern family. references. CASHIER.
/. - bon - iGI
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FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICES.-JOO secondhand
wood and iron working machines id1!
guaranteed. machinery bOu6ht and cN-
CHANGED GEORGE h. EDDY. "CS MaI!'
son-ft
At IITTTE's root STORE. 81 Fulton
81; New York. workshop machinery Qooi
ncwer) list free. wood carving tools. scroll
saws designs and fancy woods; incubatoI5
and lrcDders IN operation.
a LARGE collection - trials. coin books
and miscellaneous works RODEN'S. ioS
Canal-st.
AN OLD-FASHIONED elegantly carved
four poster solid mahogany teistead. ~
pcr(cct condition. ready ~ soy up. with
carved heal board. i'r sale, belonged -
an old virginia family. Address ". &. W.
- Fost.r-st.. Danhury, conn.
All. ORDERS FOR PRINTING executed
pfomptl,. artisticaily. economically; 'afds.
MFHCHSN'rS' PRINTING COMPANY.
World building.
BEAUTIFUL gold chairs only 81 30 re.
tail generally q 80. laIg" assorifn"n nj
."lliur AZ retail for few days only. sarr
nciug COLD CHAIR MANUFACTURERS
- Murra' ST.
gfcYCIE New 2l-pouul high frame
pn~uuat.r- only s., -. Liberty. 50.
10th guaranteed ono year renting. Icl,,.'-
.us. Columbia" aGenc}. IEEN'hAEp'
Gi2 Grand So. Brooklyn
CAMERA. Gr1Nt. extra hnn Ions. roll
holder. aii 80 perfect order. price. so.
Room spi ~ F.n"-sf
FOR SALE. CIlEAP-h To, No. ! COLA
tn' cGT iron~r. in god order. "" III
i,he-. 10 Division. ave. ErookIfn.
INTERPRETATION rarsc. good a.. new.
slf Solo ~ 3 Howard 81. flr so. suitable
for ip''i. f"re' butcher or saloon.
VIOLIN Verr nu~ genuine oli Nicolas
.a.fr H. ed
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cry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ron eAIE.-uouse No 2 291 7th-ave. Ap-
piy 70 j. M GUI1EAG. owner NJ. ~
Bioadway. Also plot. 10000 50. feet, cor
ncr IS4ih-st. and Amsterdam ave. also
iith-ave.. ais, plot 5000 81. feet. Ford
ham J. NJ. GUIrEAI. Attorney and toun-
selIor at Law. No. 1S7 broadway
FOR SALE.-On Hudson River. nea. this
city. large mansion. with extensive
grounds greenhouses etc. For particulars
address JOSEPH WAMSl.EY, Tribune
Bull ling.
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WORK WANTED.

haIt.
A. WIN. l.. HAKTUNG.
Expert Accountant aaG Auditor,
Barnes BHiliing. Room b - Park Row.
\ NOuNG COLORED MAN ~ do work Of
any KIND. highly recommended and haS
hon 'rlbIc discharge from 4. =. Navy. II.
Nj. =, Box y. Tribune Onice.
YOUNG MAN would Ike 10 g" West 70
max" living II had any PROSPECTS. j.
lfAflpE. III East 2Gth 81.
AN INTELLIGENT. well educated boy.
III, hpod prnnnu. cApcrenced IN oflcr
WORK desires situation In Office or ware
house where there - Il chance " al
vlncrm'nt; willing ami ubliging Address
MAN RElSlN. l3i Dcllnccy-s'.
AN ENERGETIC business man wants
care OF real estate. understands repairs
best references. bonds IL required y,
Tribune Once.
BAKER. hrst-class: second hand on bread
ana cake; city or country. GOSSNEk,
4Os East 7oth-st.. I'd floor.
BOohkEEPER. competent, who Keeps the
system oi bookkeeping mught ~ Pfoi'
smith, 81 Lexington. Ky. IL. c. CANNoN'
Rountree, y. c.
BAkER.-By n good second hand on cakes
ana z"ieback, also ornamental, Win sood
reference. a3s William-st.. nrst floor.
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prick pRESBYTERILAN. CHURciI; 2th-aye corner
H. M'1LNA1NE D. -. Pas,or-Services sunday. April
81. nj II a m. and 40 y. m. pr. MIINA1NE will
preach in tho morning Dr. VAN DYKE In the
noon. Sunday school c45 a.
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GARDENER and FARMER.-By a mar
ried American as foreman on country
estate; understands vegetables, irult:
flowers. lawns, farm crops, animals snl
The general care ~ genilemans country
estate; frst-class reference. Address ~.
F. Bgx = Tribune Office.
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DRESSMAINING.


"A -DRESsMAKER elegant cutter and
filter. 81 a day. or at home: perfect III
guaranteed: velvet. silk or cloth SUITS made
In one week FOR $40: fancy waists, coats
and bail gowns a speciality. ~ East 10Th
81, near Broadway.
4 GOOD DRESSMANER wants to go out
bv the day, s. per doy; best reference.
BROZMAN. 800 East 94th-st
CoUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists, street, dinner and tailor-made
dresses ladies' materials used. short no
,ice. moderate price. elegant work. MME.
ANDERSON. los W. I7th-st.. formerly
with Stern Bros.
DRESSMAKER.- First-class cutter and
filter. all latest models n capes, coats
and every garment made; will 20 out by
DAY or take work home. salts faction
guaranteed. Call or address i. j.. l'-
East 32dst.
DRESSMAKER. - years in the business;
street costumes In latest styles, -
evening dresses equally low. Mrs SMfIH,
$40 Gth-ave., mar 33d-st.
DRcSSMAKER. competent and exper,-
enced. formerly with y. Altman & 90.
wishes 20 make engagements for May; -
pcr day: highest reference. Address
DHESSMAKER. 253 West l4th-st.
DRESSMAKER Elegant cutter and litter.
also remodellng and rcnoyating 10 style.
wishes engagement In families for season,
references given. DRESSMAKER. 90 East
Ssth-Si.
DREsSMAKER. formerly with Nine. Dir
den will make gowns from 81 10 $l4'
references from some Of tho first families
202 West ijd-s'.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired At
summer prices. Mrs. BARKERS. ll6
West 39th-st.. late with c. q. Gunther's
Sons. 5th-aye.
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WORK. WANTED.
Female.

DESIGNER. an experienced designer.
graduate Of the Lowell School If Design.
Mass. Inst ~ Technology. Address g..
Box 10. Tribune ono.
JANI1 liESS ny a .4pectabc woman az
ianitro,a IN hat or as housekeepcr. Mrs.
BoRMO. - Columbus ave.
MANICURE wishes few moro customers
az her home or At their residence. 20
West 10Th ~.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-s;., near Gh-ave-
Dr.. L. +. CtINERS at II. Or MACARTHUR ~ :.
Subject: Hannah. the Pous and Patriotic Matron in
course Eminent Bible Characters" All invited.
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BROADWAY TARERTACI.E CHURCH. corner 3ith-st
and Broadway. Rev. HENRY A. STIMSON. d. D.. Pastor.
Morning service II o'clock. Brief popular service
o'clock y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEn
Male.

Male.
GARDENER and FLORIsT.-sw win
theoretical and practical knowledge: COM
petent in architecture and planning; nrst-
class references. KARLSTROM. 1877 Hoyt-
St, Brooklyn.
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DIST JOHN a. b. WILSON. u. D-The celebrated So
prano sooists, Totten. sings all day 1890. Hin
dances 10 Gospel Work.. 730. "Reform Service temper
Come.
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At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Christie
Mission 1872 2Is-st. evening Z 10. Rev. Dr. LEWIS
and Father O'CONNER will discuss the organization
of Romanists here restore THE Popes Temporal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

JANE STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL T. II.
HARAGWANATiI.- Semi centennial services Suhcay com,
neaclng 90. and continuing through the day All
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
1IIth-st-pr. CAMPBELL, breaches az lo5 on o.
rho Rog n II C4osarea phpp" and n 30. on Tho
can of Icrerniah being FIRST % s"cies. Haptisms al
"venin. service.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

LEFT OVER houses and apartments; west
Side: reduced rents: all prices. SiE'
EMS. Columbus-ave.. corner 9ad-st.
STORE, corner Park Row and James 81 !:
store and apartments. 23O East Z3th-st. :
store and apartments. 5sS Grand-st.; apart,
ments. 25l and 1853 Hudson-st.: 100 and ~
DiyisI on-st.; Pike-st., 713 and 713 Wash
ington-st. New-York City; apartments
5sz and 5S4 Palisade-ave., Jersey tny,
JOHN 8. FOSTER. 125 East lIth-st.' o-iV
O. M. as D. M
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THE INQUIRY BEGINS TODAY.
SENATOR'S TO INVESTIGATE THE FIRE
MEMS BILL CHARGES.

COMMISSIONER SHEFFIELD EXrI.AINs HIS con-
NECr1oN WITH THE MEAsuRE-FrRE COM
MIssIoNERs WILL WAIT TILL THE
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, HARLEM

Rev = DIV. BRIDcMAN. II. D.. Rector
Holy Communion. Morning PRAYER ana sermon,
I.yensona T.. Evening and sermon. i;t' INC
Rect r viii preach in morning and Rev \. u RED
f.tk safrt
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WOODWORKERS Lofts iOON15 and Cox
a. windows all around, power. heat.
elevator. i.D East l3Jthst.
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Religions Notices.

MovEMENT i4s near cH sPsS1I 1 c
p nss on in nu3 central Church th sub
S s5 j. Sc H&RTsoc viii preach Orchestra music
9 eaeEsd :Sn'S T BY gssch %
Bibiecass 26 Special Gospel meetings every noon ana
night in the hall.
A-A.-A-A.-A-AssocIATI HALL 2$d-s t,,, and
KGRCpA OF Hherst Agricultural College who Will tel
%al eN ouarte Of Chicago. Al cordially vel
A-A-A-A-A-REv. JOSEPH T. DURYEA D. D..
will preach the FRS, Reformed Church
corner Bedfort-ave. and Clyner-st.. Brooklyn,
Sunday. at 1870 a m and 40 p m
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NETWORK.
nE ESst 7 pE WRIT anf lT,9f d.
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. l4TH-sT.
REV. THOMAS bIxoN JR:; Tas,o5
breaches s syfsy s4P? SEx 4oiR2S O'CLOCK
Why LOVE YET, TIE ;o H0oP Ll;!,do,
ALL SOULS CHURCH Madison-ave and esth;.t-R.v
r. HEBER NEWTON will preach a, II a m Ey.nsong
: e and sermon aoa'i BY REV Rev. a. e. HENsAW WIN
mon BY the Rev SAMUEL. 4. ELIOT OF Rrookiyn, il
rRc aAGb s The p %%Gs coday
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION chickerinr Hal.
snsys IfScX Of 1ea.o Special
musical attractions Solos by Miss Goss ana
Miss Anna Park. JOSEPH BOGAfSDCS' PRESIDENT
EDWIN GALLOWAY. Secretary.
By the pas,or Rev i.ErGHTo% WILLIAMS. a, il and
145 Sunday school $50. You cordially invited TO
o.! services.
ASSOCIATION HALL.
23D-ST. BAPTIST CHURCH:
REV. r. g. MACARTHUR, ID. L., IL A N.
REV. E +. CTilVERS, y. D, s r. NJ
THE MOODY QUARTET WILL SING.
SEATS FREE.
AT EIGHT FEMINIST AND EIGHTH AVE. METTIo-
DIST JOHN a. b. WILSON. u. D.-The celebrated So
prano sooists Totten. sings all day 1890. Hin
dances Gospel Work" 730. reform Service temper
sermon. Come.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN Christ's
2Is,-st., evening. 1:3J. Rev Dr. LEWIS
al Father OCONNER will discuss the organization
% Romanists here 'The Pope's Temporal
Power"
AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S MISSION. 42d-s'.. % ave
Revival meetings nightly. Miss WRAY. Colonel hADLEI
nd Mrs Kress noted soloist. and
chimes Wednesday and Friday. Mrs Ciarkspn Totem
famous singer. Friday.
At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 96th-st
and Central Park West.-Rev. DR. WYLlE breaches. II
a m and s D. m. Morning. THE Remission Sins"
Evening "Son the Present World. Sabbath school.
Tray Wednesday evening at 3 Christian
Endeavor Friday a 8. All cordially invited
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HELP " AHTED.
il1Ic

MAEhGEE WANTED IN INCORPORATED com
phnF. un" who 'dn invest Si.plo and
services. on" who understands commercial!
ara insurance business. Address INSi Il
ANCE. EoN 30. Tribune Onicc.
SALESMAN WANTED A nrst-class
tp~eitlty man wanted flr Sew York anI
FrnnsY yania Apply w.'h reference. \. t..
HlEllNE 4 60. 81 jth-ayc.. Chicago.
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WORK WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. iS willing 10 work AZ any
parents: can furnish good reference.
'rHOS. BERGAN. 2O6 East 25th-st.
YOUTH Is. English. as under butler;
years experience domestic service; good
reference. Address 5. J. s., 10 Main-st.'
Norwalk Conn.
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FLATS TO LET-Infurnish

FLNiS ." H'
bTH-ANE., i.OiS. corner sGth- II. Elegant
apartments. overlooking park. So 20
500. SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broadway.
brooklyn.
TO T.-Apartments- desirable out
side apartments In THE Margaret and
''Thc Brewster" 1919 Washington-aVc. &.
near Greene. Brooklyn: light rooms
southern exposure; steam heat. every mod
ern improvement. elegant location ten
minutes 70 Bridge. Via Kings County E.e-
waited: rent TO desirable tenants $40 10
$50 Apply 10 janitor on premises. or TO
LEONARD MOODY. 20 Cossrt-st.. B'klyn.
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HELP WANTED.


Eemp'-
WAIST HAND. Flfst.claes valet hand
Immediately ~ - per day FOR good help
~. Mrs. HlHliARp. 80 f>xineior ave.
WE ARE lu want - rood servants to Elt
nrst-class positions. all r.f,repc,s care
fully investigated Call al day long At
- Bartholomcw's Parish House. 2p
East 42d-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
FOR SALE.-Three- brick building
plot graund, Is II. x44 IT,. finest location IN
city Of Mount Vernon for roadhouse. price
SIC 600: $500 cash: balance remain al
per cent Apply u. =. EMMELUTH, No.
Z East 3d-st. Mount Vernon.
GREENWICH Shore boarding house: -
rooms: stabiing: bathing houses; shady
grounds: perfectly healthy: no nlosqul.ors :
popular summer resort. J. ". AIWAlbn.
~ Liberty-st
PLAINFIELD. n. j.. 1927 Watching avs
wood finish: 81 acres high ground; VIII
subdivide: u minutes from station: mousse
always open. A. KEYSEN-
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REAL ESTATE.

For Sale and Toilet.
FOR RENT IT SALE.-Bargains IN hotels.
boarding houses an: cottages: building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL G.. ADAMS a
co. Atlantic City. n. J.
MORRISTOwN REAL ESTATE Of all
kinds for sale. exchange or rent; j.
HENRY JOHNSON a. CO.. Morristown.
n. j.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
TIONs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
iyNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
,;pTOWN OFFICE. No. I.242 Broadway.
ID door north Of Thirty-aTst-a4
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Religions Notices.

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Book
yn corner OF Clinton and Congress its.-Rev " /
NICHOLS will preach tomorrow morning At II O'Clock
me public cordially invited.
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BlOOMINGDABE CHURCH. boulevard West GSh-st-
MADISON C. PETERS Will preach IL Where Is
the Soul Between the Resurrection 7t5 The
Preacher For Times All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Morton-si. key. llr WRIGHT. Pastor
Services. 1920 and 30 The Pastor will preach nom
ing and evening. Sabtathschool m Prayer service
Nedncsday eNerinr. 80. Sirangcrs made welcnme.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS


4.
" o" -. "e'no ,,,. i,.'" i''D'o''
e' u Fufsa''
DAN FRANCISCO Jan. Slime SOUTH
ern Pacific west.bound train which was
held up and robbed near Wilcox. Ariz..
4. .dro ,ouo,,on .,.ht AlI,,,,,.,
S"'' A"
pa'''cu'afs oil the robbery received
here state that Ave men were concerned
in It. Two OF tho bandits boarded the
train a, p;,,ox ,nI ,,hon 80 ,n;,,,
wss, Of ,ho town auI,a.,u a VIZ. anna.,ad wv H ;r
,bo c,h 80 49, su.i" uu' app'd - -
n;s,ojs cor,,aii;,. liz ',She .t ~ '"mn avn
tho ' tra;n ' p'''"s ''e eAk'A''' W '''p
Wh;Ia ora ., .ho xo,h,r b., H.,
,or.rad I ,h uo I'm VI sno toooess A.p @ s.
M nv and h,,ta,n, nun n. ,haar,.a1. "u .no nr nnJ
.uI .nau "Au o,"Aenau , cut the express ahu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-01

New foRE, Jan. 3!.-rhe officials OF
the North German Lloyd have given for
publication the following figures as tho
total number Of persons on board tho
Elbe:
Fifteen. first cabin; thirty.onc, soc.
ond cabin; two going from Bremen to
southampton; 1877 s.eerage aud l49
crew, OF which twenty arc known to bo
saved, making a total Of Sl4 lost.
Just beioro tho Office Of 0elrichs &
Go. was closed this afternoon, one OF
the most affecting incidents OF the day
was witnessed. L Leidel, q tailor liv.
Ing 10 East Fourth street, this city. ask.
ed for information OF his wife and
child, who were on board tho Eibe and
are believed to be drowned. He wa,
much overcome with emotion and cried
aud gosticulated wildly when informed
that there had been no word received
OF the safety OF his family.
Leidel sent cablesram to Bremen
seeking information concerning his
family. This was done Il. the expense
OF the steamship company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-01
THE sTEEnAGE LIST.
Names of PassenEors Lost by tho sinking
49,. .. &--of tho Steam or Elbp.

Names of Passeneors Lost By tho Sinking
= of the Steamer Elbe.
NEw YORK, Jan. sl.-All night long
the Office OF the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company was open and the
staa Of clerks were there eager to learn
any news of the lost steamer Elbe.
Abou, midnight a cablcSram was sent
to the home Office OF the company re-
questing that a complete lis. OF the steer.
age passengers be forwarded at once.
1t was 1880 o'clock when the steerago
list was received. It 10 as follows:
Susanna Balm and children; Fannie
Druckcr, Maria Skoez, ,Janos Lucak.,
Ella Trautz, Hans Wesslein. Otto Faust,
Louise Liedel and children. Max Lii,
A. Wurtzlhofer and wife, Anna Wurtzl.
hofer, Paul kaempher. Maria B!esko
and children, Charles kugler. Wilhelm
Warnka, Emil Seneca, John Cerny and
children, Hedley A. Laker and wife,
Elias Z. Nicholson, Dietrich Spreckles,
Kivc Addison, Dietrich Barrick, An
tonic Wana. J. NJ. Brunson. Ida
Brunson, Henry Hurkle. Gottlieb
Bokelnauu, Rudolf Graf, Fried
Aug. Reichspfarr, Fried Buchheistor,
Louise Buchheister. Franzis MoeIler.
Bertha Klockzin, Franz Brunhausor and
family, Victoria Habesrolter, Rosa
Rothmayer. Adolf Groll. Helene Brar-
rick, Heinrich Babe, Friedrch Sapper,
Gabriel Herr, Anton Zeller, Henry
Freinsch., Vaelav Holecek, Josef Rum
plils. Anton Nosek, Franc kral. Barbara
Svejse, Franc Ccrvenk, Vojsech Straka,
Antonia Vevera, Bertha Koepke, Helm
rich Heedeker, Maria Wanat. Maik
Trubccs, George Henne, Apolonia
Eojarska and children, Josef Menda,
Heinz Peters, IIeinr stamle, Moses
Lcisten, Marcus Gutwirth, Julius Starck,
Johann Conrad Wiederholt, August
link, Henry A. Mitschky, Cecim L. Her.
mann, Marianna Frank, Christine Lor.
enzen, Anna Gnra. Helene G ura. Raphael
Mendel, Anna Ieidgin. Karl Roth. Jan
Gura, Apolinia Gura, Jan Zabora, Josef
Uudak. Marie Borsznek, Mario Rogus
and children, Marie SILVIA. Ameio
Silva, Karolina Dzialo, Paul ,Tauowski,
S,epan Lesink. Michael Cubat, Apolonia
Blcda, stanisl KielbaSa, Ludwiska Gu
roenska, Mnryanna Strychnsz, Miterka
Laszio, Andras Sczbo. AIihaly Doduar,
Janos Franyo, Jan Szuchy, Pill Szuchy,
Jan Chasta, Matyas Vanszas, Gyoergy
Antonyi, Janos Flanoakv, Jnnos' Benza,
Misaly Turcsani, Gyorgy Esizsmnrik,
Janos Esizsmar, Gyorgy Vlosak Solar,
Georg koyacs, Michael Barth. Angel
Prokup. Jan Kacza.. Gustav Hemkc,
hlori Balboa aud child, Mihaly GaidosJ
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wns about thirty miles from Nleu
Waterwog, adding: "wo collided with
n largo stoehier. There was no fog; but
It wns dark. II was my watch on deck
and ! suddonly saw ahead OF US threo
lights and l mado out u a,camor, paint.
cd light color with two smoke stacks.
also painted light color, coming toward
us. 1t was impossible to escape a COL
lision, although ton or q dozen yards
moro would probably havo cleared
us. Aftor wa struck, It was
impossible for como time to dis.
engage tho two ships and our gear
had to bo cut. We heard no cries
and thero was no commotion on board
tho steamer, SO far as wo know. Imme.
diately after the collision tho other vcs.
sci showed blue and rcd lights. Wo re.
turned tho same signals, understanding
1t to moan that Mother OF us needed as.
sistanoe. A stoker who was asleep had
his right ear torn oil by m iron plate
which was driven through the side OF
tho Grathie, Ho 10 now In the hospital.
l don't believe that the shin wa colidcd
with was tho Elbe. but didn't SEQ her
namo. Tho Grathios bow was COM
plctoly stove in, and we returned be-
cause tho Grathio was not ct TO proceed
in high sea-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-01

WAsHrSGroS. D. O., Jan. 3l.--A criti.
calstage OF the financial discussion was
unexpectedly procipi.ated in the senate
at late hour to-day just beforo sena.
tors wore preparing to 70 homo.
Neutrality-suspicious. had been mado
to the subject throughout the day, but
1t was without definite form or purpose,
and tho senate finally lapsed into dis.
cussion Of the District OF Columbia ap.
propriation bill. But the financial ques.
tion arose incidentally, aud finally, at 5
o'clock Mr. German launched speech
which proved to be one OF the most OF.
fective he has delivered at tho present
session Of Congress. He pointed out
the gravity OF the treasury situation, in
timating that the facts we're being held
back and that an investigation would
show startling deficiencies. He defend-
cd the senate against charges OF impo-
tency and declared that he had perfect
faith that this great body would do Ito
full duty before Congress adjourned.
He said financial remedy would, II
necessary. be added as rider to an up.
preparation bill.
Spurred oil by the energy Mr.. Cor.
man had suddenly injected into tho
question, the senate at once proceeded
to consider and pass three i'm portant
resolutions calling on Secretary Carlisle
for Information concerning every de-
tail bearing on revenues, reserves, de-
ticiences, otc.
! he first resolution, proposed by Mr..
Hill, calls on the the secretary OF the
treasury to inform the senate il legisa-
tion is necessary or desirable toward
the issue OF bonds to meet deficiencies
in revenue and il 40 what the substau-s (
tial features Of this legislation should
be.
This was agreed to on viva voce
vote, only Mr.. Allen voting no.
Mr. AlIison's resolution calling on the
secretary for information as to the
amount OF the gold reserve used for
current expenses and the amount of
the proceeds from bonds similarly used
wa, also agreed to with an amendment
by Mr.. German. The atter's amend.
mcnt is very comprehensive and calls
on the secretary for details OF every
possible detail OF revenue. reserve, de-
tic:ancy, assets, etc, that eau shed any
light n the financial situation. The
amendment and resolution we're adopted
without dissent
A warm party debate occurred dur
ing the day on tho question OF party
extravaganza. Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. Platt
and other Republican senators asserted
that the total appropriations for this
Congress would reach Sl,00l. 100000, a
million in excess Of the billion appro-
priation by the Fiity.irst Congress.