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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-05
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION

s:47 A. NJ, Daily. Stops al whitewater.
Brooke, Frederlcksburg Nil.
ford. boswell and Ashland.
aud other stations Sundays.
Sleeper New York 20 Rica-
mond.
2:45 +. NJ, Daily except Sunday. Stops a :
local stations and Elba. Par
Tor Car from Washington.
6.53 =. NJ, Daily. Stops only ~ srel-
elcksburg, boswell and ASH
land. Pullman cars from New
York and Washington.
l2:D A. NJ. Daily. Stops az principal To-
cal stations and Elba. sleep.
ing Car Connects with Don-
grcssionai Limited between
New York and Washington.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODA-
TION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 p. NJ. Leaves Byrd-Street Station.
SS A. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
GAP 4. NJ Leaves Eliza
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-05
RAILROADS.

'cHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY.
Dice y. 1884.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-05
SOUTHERN SOUTHERN! RAIL I!I!:! WAY.
UIED11Nr AIR LINED

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
SOUTH AND sOUTHMESr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
NEV-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The session in the trial of Joseph W. Scout ',e
Republican politician. for alleged comphci'y III inc
burning in effgy of a number Of other Repuohcah
nolticians last November. ended yesterday in ac-
ouittal Scott was indicted by the Grand Jury on
a charge Of libel and distributing lot OF mourn
ing badges on which were printed Inc names Vi
six prominent Republicans. who were called tra RAJ,
tors The six were DR. Edward H HamiIi' I Ravid
Cartwright Osceola Currer, r. X Coursen, fidNeI
W Sullivan and DR.. Daniel NJ. DIN. one OF me
witnesses was Frank a. Lewis, VINO declared tn ma.
a bribe had been offered to him TO TESTIFY agalhst
the defendant He said that Captain Whhlte, VINO n,
Is we'll known about town, had approached mn,
with an offer Of $50 from Osceoa Currier II ne wouI1
testify on the side of the latter That ne mlgm'
get positive evidence against the would-be orlpets
Lewis said. he made. an appointment with White
al his house and had two men, w. g Jones anu
Augustus w. Reed. listening behind the foldng
doors while White had his back 10 mem h,s and he
said, Osceola Currer' Then l remarked tna nat !,
thew would give $50 to convict Scott, they would
give $50 for Scott Benedict and Condit he said'
fudge Kirkpatrick charged the jury impartially,
carefully defining the nature Of libel ana me case
was put in the jury's hands. They acquitted after
an hours consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.

beginning this morning. the Yonkers Eeculc
Railroad will run "A car leaving fonkers AT UlS
over the Mount Vernon line. This is done for the
accommodation Of the lawyers who wish 10 'ahe
the 1876 a. M train from Mount Vernon 10Y
White Plains
Bradley e. Currier. OF New-York city. nave pur-
chased from William Delevan Baldwin. OF this cl'y'
n plot of ground in the Palisade-ave extension
461x6SS The price paid was SlO.W 49,. -. ,h,.
Sheriff Johnson has appointed Phlhp huss' Vi '"'S
city, q deputy-sherin. a., -, ,,r
Charles F. Adae. of New-York City e, has puF
chased the steam yacht "Nereid" from WiInam 7.
Lawrence. 1t belonged to the fleet of the fohheis
Corinthian Yach, Cub. =, .r,,,o,sor
District Deputy Grand Master George H. IlliolsoH9
and staff installed the officers OF Yonkers Louse OF
odd Fellows last night After the ceremony the
initiatory degree conferred and supper io'-
lowed. .,.. c,,,
At the meeting OF the Board of Water CofnaSf
sioners Yesterday afternoon, the treasurer Jaco13
Read submitted his annual report for the rscai
wear ending November 30, 1894. The total recelp,s
from all sources were s2S7il Sc. OF this amount
slO30s3 Is was received for water The dl spurs%i
ments were 1868 522 s.. Superintendent lockWoou
reported that there 100000 gallons OF wafer
in the new Fort Field reservoir, in PalIner-aVe.
that the work of laying pipe in Ata.aVe hi, ia, i "a
Valentine-st. had been completed ana 'ha' "a'e' -
In the mains at both places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
MrPTyyG or THE ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Aldermen met shortly after ]
o'clock Yesterday The chamber draped in deep
mourning because OF the death OF Alderman Cor
nslius Flynn. Before the meeting OF the Board
there was a meeting OF the Railroad Committee
behind closed doors. Chairman Morgan denied that
n was the intention OF his committee to clear up
all the franchise business before 1t.
There were a large number OF Aldermen present
when the roll was called A communication was
vctoinc the ordinance passed by the board De-
cember q. giving the Fort Lee Ferry Company per-
mission 10 add two additional terminals on the
Jersey side OF the Hudson.
Chairman Morgan. OF the Railroad Committee
reported in favor OF authorizing the Controller TO
make application 10 the Supreme Court for Judg
ment declaring forfeited the right OF the Norm ana
East River Railroad Company to use the road II
now uses II has forfeited It's franchise by railing
10 pay the city the percentage or It's receipts as IL
agreed TO when 1t bid for and received the iran
chise. -, -, -.
The Railroad Committee suggested that the fran
chIse when legally declared forfeited should be
sold again The road, which runs through Fulton
ST. has been insolvent for some time.
The motion was laid over for five days under the
rules ..,, -
President-elect Jeroloman came In and occupied a
seat next to President Mcclellan.
The board then adjourned until Monday nj 10
The question having been raised whether the
present board had the legal right 10 grant fran
chises and do other important things. now that y
is 1885, the Corporation Counsel yesterday renderea
an opinion that the board was sun IN power ana
would remain so until and including the first Mon
day In January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

$780,, cohioro, has appointcd b. T. Conkling n
,ork IN his office at 81 200 a year TO succeed Elmer
Z. Johnson who has been made assistant 'e''
,ary OF the Civil Service Commission
Willis r. Tenney has been appointed street az
sossnont clerk in the Assessors office, at sS"
year.
Whom burglar undertook to enter the house OF
y rooron nj No 5S4 Hcrkimerst.. yesterday
morning a net pug dog awakened Mr.. Fearen ny
,upginr at his ear When the owner went down
stairs he found policeman endeavorns to arrest
7 J. Costello who had been caught attempting 10
enter the house. Costello said he was too drunk TO
know what he was doing
The suit Of Christian F. Winkemeier wealthy
confectioner. who lives at No 10 Eighth-ave. for
absolute divorce from Mrs Maud b. Winkemeier
will be tried on January q. The correspondent is
Willis Finch n well-known society man, and son
of a retired and wealthy merchant who lives next
door to the Winkemeers. II is said that the ac-
ouaintance between him and the defendant began
at riding academy.
A special meeting OF the Brooklyn Presbytery
was held last night in the South Third street Pres
byterian Church. Eastern District with the Kew
John Fox as moderator and the Rev. ~ w Wells
as stated clerk. The meeting had been called to
take action on the request OF the Rev. +. W. cut
Ter pastor Of the Woodhaven First Presbyterian
Church. to be permitted to dissolve his relations
with the church. OF which he has been pastor ior
Unmarried II is the intention OF MIR Cutler to go TO
some other part OF the country. HIS request was
granted.
A suit begun by Walter L. Kent for the part-
tioning OF the estate Of his father Henry a. Kent.
who died on March !. 1893, is on trial In the SUI
preme Court. The estate comprises property val
ued at $4,000 and there four children to divide
the property after the widows dover right Is de-
Quoted Walter J.. Kent alleges that each OF his
two sisters and his brother received $1,000 from his
fathers estate before his death, and that this
should be taken from their respective shares.
While William Mccoy. aged thirty-eight. OF NO .
Pearl-st was at work in coal yard at Jay-st ana
the East River he knocked down by hali-toh
OF coal which fell upon him from hoisting-bucket
from a height OF thirty feet He was buried De-
meath the mass but escaped serious injury
The badly decomposed body OF baby was found
under the floor Of a storage room on the roof OF
the Verona apartment-house at Seyenth-ave. ana
President St. yesterday and was removed 10 Inc
Morgue Detectives trying to find out now IL
came there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
MOUNT VERNON.

The Westchester County Christian hhueaVo'
Union held its convention in the First presbyterian
Church. Mount Vernon. yesterday After the meet
ing of the Executive Committee song service con-
Quoted by W. II. Whitney was held at 80 linen
followed the reports of the local unions and an ao
dress OF welcome by the Rev. Charles Stoduaro
Lane The Rev. DR.. David j. Burrel, OF the Coz
legiate Reformed Church. work city, addresSed
the convention on Good Citzenship MIS-: Ah zee
Nav Scudder. of Jersey City, made an address on
.Junor Work" and the Rev. Dr. Daniel H. MARTIN,
of Newark on What is Expected or Chrisuajn
T;ndeavorer" junior conference, led by Mrs. Scuu-
der was held from $50 to $50; a missionary con con
ference from $50 TO 75. was led by j. Albert Zn-
norman district secretary of Westminster Couhi ~
and a good citizenship conference was led by
Charles II Broas. president of the New orK 1o s
union. The evening service began with song SCI
Vice led by W H. Whitney; There was also mus, music
by the First Methodist Episcopal Church Cualte.'
and addresses by the Rev. DR.. washington 1hodt..
secretary of the Congregational Home MlsslohaiLy
Society and the Rev. DIR. a. f. kitiredge. OF Inc tne
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. NeW-iork my
The newly elected officers OF Farnsworth POST W.
A. r.. will be Installed tonight by Department M
mander John c. Shots. The installation VIII Ds
witnessed by the families OF the comrades ana WI,
be held in Grand Army Hall. In Fourth-aNe' Al Al
entertainment will follow at which Mr. ana Ms MIS-
V V Beard will sing and Past Commanuer WIZ
lam T. Wood of Hamilton Post. Will reclte'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
Jersey CITY.

The moulders and helpers in Hitchcocks iron
foundry at Jersey City. who were laid OH on De-
cember o. will resume work on Monday OUT at
reduced wages The reduction Will be u per cent
for the moulders and per cent for the helpers
William Cooper. who at one time was theo-
logical student has been in the Hudson county
jail since June last awaiting trial on two charges
TO him to sell Yesterday. by advice OF counsel.
he entered plea OF guilty HIS lawyer, eH,'uds sb
Hoffman asked the court to deal lenientIy Win
Cooper because he had been driven TO the inert Dy
the destitution of his family Judge Hudspeth said
he would look into the case.
Maggie Cleary. aged six. was killed by Toley
car in front of her home, in Ocean-ave., Jersey
against the Consolda ted Traction Company for
5000 damages. and the case was tried Yesterday
before Judge Lippncott. There was no dispute as
10 the manner in which the child was killed, and
the case went TO the jury at p. m. After seven
hours delberation the Jury found for the complain
ant giving him 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
NEW-YORk Gil l.

.,r,s,,no Smith & Co. OF NOS lio
ond no Nassau-st consisting OF Ausus',no II
George Ia Monte Edgar s. Ryder an" ~ A.
Tvison has been dissolved by nlu'u 20, an,,ruo
cus,ne Smith and George La Mo''' ,,,c,,.,,ro
., n's,r.ss under the firm name OF HusuS'''''
Smith Co. . Aou boon
Charles Krumm the saloon ana conce' -',"n ,hs
-, aove sensational testimony oeIore inv
oxou, Committee, called on the M"S'' -,
81 osked that his license he rene"c"' 49,,
Sn tons been protesting that the police were nou''
ing him for his evidence. The Mayor SOU ~
look into the application for the n'e"S'
Tho Central Railroad of New-Jerscy mas p",.
chased Pier No u. at CedaT-s' anu W -. -
ptycr and IT has given In payment besides 'hsn' "
.,,ro for sl,noo The company has Leased 'h'
, hofore having been unable to buy II al saus
factory figure =,
robn II. Amory. Daniel r Wordcn and LOUIS v
pou have formed a partnership. under the h''
name OF Amory. WordcD 81 co. me puS'''S' Va
the firm will be in stocks and bonds
The free drawing class OF Senior Evening 9c"o''
No "a is lust beginning its spring term Me'""''
cal architectural and freehand drawing - '""s"
70 men working at the trades. Applicants VIII De
rooo,,.od n, the school No 81 West Fifty -second
st. near Elghth-ave.. after 7So p IN.
rx-president Zaldivar OF Salvador. arrived here
yesterday on the steamer Finance, from colon.
. r,eetIng OF the Atlantic Coast seamen's Union
nae held nj No n South-st. yesterday. About 80
nersons were present. and twenty-five new members
Joined.
Tho annual ball and reception OF the Ne"-i orK
Retail butchers Mutual Protective esoclauoh VIII
he held I'm the Lexington Avenue opera House OH
next Monday evening. This will be the iarges, en-
tertainment ever provided by the metropolitan
butchers for their friends and II is expected 'ha'
q will surpass In enjoyable features ana large NJ
tendance any entertainment OF the KIND ever gwen
nv this yell-known association.
The Tribune has received & from T. r. Miner Tor
the Nebraska sufferers.
The UospItal Book and Newspaper Society. lh'ed
Charities Building Fourth-ave. and Twenty-secohi-
g, will distribute books. magazines ana o'he'
reading matter to hospitals. homes and other IN
situations.
Morton commandery. No. g. Knights Templar VIII
have n reception. review and drill AZ the LenoN
Iyceum. Madison Rave and F1fty-ninih-si. on te
evening OF January ~
A musical entertainment and ball for the beneht
| n, the charities connected with the Spanish ana
| Portuguese Synagogue. tho Rev. II. J.. Mendes min
| is,er Fif,h.ave and Nneteenth-st.. VIII be given
| Mt Jaegcr's on next Thursday evening. The CON
cor, ts under the direction OF Julius j. Lyons. who
will conduct the Metropolitan Orchestra, OF sew
| enty-nye players.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
70 PROTEST. AoIrysr Bo,D ISSUES.

The Executive Council Of the American FEDERATION
OF Labor resumed It's session yesterday az the head
quarters. No u Clinton Place. From then until an
a adjournment was taken ut neon the council was en-
gagged in receiving delegations from the various
trades-unlons The Executive Council remained IN
session until nearly p. III. II decided II prepare
and aend 70 Congress n memorial protesting against
the practice Of Issuing bonds and against the fur
Their refunding Of the debts Of the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific railroads. The council voted 20
craft a provision for settlement Of the grievances
OF the Brotherhood OF Painters. IL Adjourned 10 meet
again in Apri in Indianapolis Just before the all
iournment. John Burns. the English labor leader.
who had just returned from Boston entered no
room and was clOsctei with the council for nirut
fifteen minutes. when he came out Dc said De
would sail tomorrow for home on the Etrurla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.

Judgment for s525s was entered yesterday against
Edward Taylor, in favor Of T. Tieston Wells as
receiver OF the George Mathers Sons Co.. for
money loaned to him In February and May 1891
Senator Clarence Lexow was the attorney IN the
matter.
Judgment OF sl0o9l was entered yesterday against
General Ferdinand +. Earle. In FAVOR OF hhtoh'
Hughes & CO.. eight notes made in DECEMBER
1909 and January and February. 1884
Judgment was obtained here ana docketed yes
,erday against Arthur Robinson or Rochester, y.
Y. for $500 In favor OF Mary a. Robinson ana
W Milne executors Of the estate OF EDWARD ROD
tnson on three notes for N7.97 each. made on
June r. 1884 payable five years later, on which the
interest amounted 10 sA.l33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
LONG ISLAND.

FLTSHING-The sixth annual ball OF the news
agents Of the Long Island Railroad will be held at
the Flushing Opera House on Tuesday evening
February y. The ball Will be preceded by speech
making by ex-Mayor Patrick j. Gleason, or Long
Island City; T. s. Murphy and others Hundreds OF
,ickets have already been sold by the energetic
news-a cents and their coming bali bids fair TO ex-
coed In attendance and success their former sue
provided by the Committee Of Arrangements be
the least OF the varied attractions at the news
agents ball and the public should purchase tickets
now and go early. The officers OF the Long Island
president; Patrick McElroy, vice-president John a.
McElroy treasurer: David +. Watson. financial
secretary: Charles Cannon, recording secretary;
John J. Armstrong. sergeant -at-arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT or NEw-YoRK- THURSDAY. JAN. 2. 1885
ARRIVED.

PORT or NETWORK THURSDAY. JAN. g. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitoba 0lD. Grirth. London December -.
with mdsc and cabin passenger 10 New-fOrk shipping
Company. Arrived the Bar at 800
Steamer Schledam (Duich) Stein. Amsterdam December
IS with mdse ana 100 passengers Netherlands
American Navigation Company. Arrived nj the Bar at
G:35
Steamer Thomas Melville ODD. Warwick. cntanla
December o. Mcssina TO- with fruit TO Nalar Mitchell az
Co ArriyedRt the Bar AT I 30 p m.
Steamer GAlleo H3egl. Gregory. RIO Jnnero December
IL. Bahia 49, Pernambuco Is 81 Lucia 20 with mdsc and
IL passengers 10 Busk Jevons Arrived at the Bar at
midnight "a.
Steamer cametense d,rJ. Mckenzie. Manaos December
II. Para 49, Barbados -. with mdse and cabin passen
ger TO shipton Green Arrived at the Bar AT 0:tj
Steamer Finance. Graham. Colon December 20 with
mdse and 30 passengers Stamford Perry Heron Co.
Arrived at the Bar at IL rs a m.
Steamer Habana SPAN. Amezaga Havana December 20
with mdse and " cabin passengers TO NJ Cebaiios Co
Arrived at the Bar at 1870 m.
Steamer Resulus ussian, Forssell Port Dc PAX De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
FOR TIE IMPROVENEYT or THE CAYALH

The Executive Committee OF the Commercial As
ISOLATION OF the State OF New-York met at the
Produce Exchange yesterday afternoon to discuss
Il bill 10 be presented 10 the Legislature regarding
the improvement of the State canals. The bill
drafted by r. VI. Clarkson. embracing the Seymour
plan. and the one by George w. Balch. which pro-
vides for the Issue OF 81 10000 bonds for the i'm
prOvcment OF the canals. were discussed. but no
decision was reached. The chairman requested
appoint "A Subcommittee to pass upon the matter
at a meeting to be held this afternoon at the Ex-
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
CBARGES on BOTH SIDES.

William f. Croft. builder. of No ia East One
hundred twenty -hfth-st was arrested yester-
day by Detective Trainor on n charge or grand
larceny. The complaint was made by JULIUS o
Bache a broker, OF No. ~ Exchange Place. Croit
was apponted executor OF the estate OF his wife
Bache says Croft speculated and lost H2o, paying
this in checks. Croft brought suit to recover the
money saying It in trust. On the other
hand Bache brings complaint for grand larceny
Croft was held before Judge MARITIME, In Part
OF General Sessions. IN 5000 bail. Mr. Croft made
a statement after giving bail lie said:
This firm OF brokers robbed me out OF that
money. and by advice Of my lawyer sued them
for recovery / did not do 50 untll iound INA,
they had swndled by advising me 10 buy
Whiskey Trust stock while was lying sick at
hotel. and while they were selling II and ad-
vising their most intimate friends TO sell g. They
kicked out OF the stock Exchange some time
ago, and doing "a bucket-shOp business through
out the country. They are trying TO Brighten me
10 discontinue the suit against them, but will
fight them, and give them all they want before they
get through with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION SUITS.


The summonses and complaints in the suits begun
by the city last spring to recover the money IL
legally paid for the Columbian celebration IN the
fan of 1892 were served upon the defendants yes
terday There are six suits. one Is against George
T. Miller former caterer at the Farmhouse In
Prospect Park. TO recover N2S paid LOT ~'he
champagne supper served to the military stan ana
guests after the Columbian parade on OCTOBER a.
when the Memorial Arch was dedicated Another
is against Thomas II. Deverell, bandmaster. 10
recover 80 $50 paid for music in the parade thrd
IS for Ss3Oi paid to T. Ross for reviewing-stahcs
Another 4, against r. J. Montague. a liquor
dealer for siSl for liquors and cigars furnished 10
the committee of Aldermen in charge OF the Tele-
bration. Still another Is against Frankel ~ Ian.
sing of the Clarendon Hotel who furhlshed nor
luncheons and cold drinks TO the committee anu
their friends to the amount of Soii: Inc last -
against James OCOnnor for music IN adoltIoI W
what Deverell supplied These bills ana DINERS
were audited by the Mayor. Controller. ana Auu
tor and paid. Then an investigation was MADE anu
IL was found that the Aldermen had violateh cry
ordinances by failing to advertise for bids De,oae
awarding contracts. and in other ways; ana 'ia'
the city officials had wrongfuy ana iesas SGD sp
authorizing a new audit OF the bills. ana tnese
bills now the subject OF suit to recover the money
not approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
CORDAGE SECURES A LOAN.

The United States Cordage Company has sue
ceeded In securing a ;oan of $4,000. to extend for
eight months. IN order to meet Its January pay
ments. The loan which is covered by assets in the
company's treasury was negotiated at about per
cent William Barbour, president OF the Harbour
Flax Spinning Company has accepted a place on
the Executive Committee OF the United States Cord
age Company. Mr.. Barbour is well known in cord
age circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer Mobile uir). Layand. from New York Deem
Der -. arrived at Linden January >.
St,a Alecto tlir. Marshall. from New York Decem-
Der Is arrived at London January 3.
Mohawk lIirD Wiltshire sailed from London for
NcX York January 2.
steiner Hilary tlir). Harrison. from New York De
cemher ~. arrived at Liverpool January 2.
Steamer Teutonic OBJ. Cameron. from Liverpool for
New-lork, sailed from Queenstown January 2.
Steamer Marcngo nyrl. bingham from New York De-
cember IL. arrived at Newcastle January .
Steamer Bucania OiU. Mckay, from ew-York De
cember 80 for Queenstown and Liverpool passed Brow
Head January :.
Steamer croft n,r. Robinson from New York December
~ for ch and Dundee passed Lewis Island January
Steamer Nomadic tIir). Clarke, from York De
ccmbcr - Tor Liverpool. passed Kinsale January B.
Steamer Britannia U'D. Smith. New-York for Liverpool
passed Brow Head January 8
Steamer Lcibnitz tclg,, Graham. from New-lOrk Do
ccmbcr 49, arrived at Antwerp January =.
Seamer Vcendam Dutch. Vsndorzel. from New York
December 80. arrived Boulogne January 9
Steamer Sayonia Ger. Rues sailed from Havre for
New-York January g.
Steamer Fuda Ger. Thalenhorst, sailed from Genoa
January for New-York, via Gibraltar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

The firm OF Ladenburg. Thalmann g. Co. having
terminated by limitation. a new firm under the
has been formed TO until December 81.
1899. The general partners are Adolf Ladenburg.
Ernst Thamann and Richard Limburger The
special partners are julius Schwabach. Hans Won
Beichr0der and q. Won Blechr0der. OF the WELL
known Berlin banking house OF ). Blechr0der The
special partners bring 900 into the Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
"Absolutely the Best.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
pohor, Louis stevenson memorial meeting Ch''"
ering Hail. p. m.
Meeting OF the Police Board Gain
Osborn reference case. before Referee &C.
peview and parade OF 22d Regiment a''''''
p. m. ,.,..-st,y the Arena.
$50 p. m. $500 r,rbth-st and
Avenue Is, p. m.