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New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 80. 1893.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. DEC. 30 isss
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ethiopia d'r) shanklin Glasgow December H.
with mde % cabin and Il s'eerage passengers 10 Hen
steamer Diamant Ger. wischhausen. Hamburg De-
cember l.. ballast 10 Gust lIeye. Arrived a, the
cenSr Mth ne and q storage to
Netherlands American Steam Navigation CO. Arrived at
s,c%mcr Gama,ense Cr, Mckenzie Manao. December
gers o shp,on Green. Arrived the Bsr at 7so
y % s vnesn, @ r. IN SAY to
Arrived at the Bar at IN and anehorSd q, ,.u..
70 Sig4nrT rnnnms s.''f'Is', :. RR CO.
s,camer ol Dominion Brakeman Newpor. News and
RirSm"nd Win mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion
SANDY Hook ~ J.. Dec 30. $50 p. m.-wind west,
moderate breeze; foggy.
CLEARED.
Steamer City Of Washington. Burley. Havana and am
Steamer Advance henderson. Colon. c-PanAma
steamer panama SPAN, ouevedo. Havana and Central
American pertsrJ cehalGs ';,.r Go p.,
santos John 9 SSager.
steamer ,roa,ia Ger Roedsn. stettin. Copenhagen
steamer Kansas Cs. Fisher. Savannah Ocean SIS CO.
wsn sc1,t' Voyage december 26 1896 ahandonedJ
s,esmer H9mGnehe rsnn'rs''n' 'n"'eS'o" and JACK
steamer Roanoke, Boaz. Norfolk and Newport News-
Easnslas Masp.o & sa,m TsmsroM FSst.,
ship CHALLENGER Gould Frsncisco-D .arborn Co.
Bark Irvine dam, Anderson. Msoassar. ID r Punch.
Bark L@x'e Ross ,NoD. Tobissen Dublin Ireland
Benham bOyessn.
SAILED.
Steamers Teutonlc N}r for Liverpool: Trinidad (Br).
nr,iaula New York. Southampton. Rotterdam 'putch).
tGerl Hamburg Georgian ,BrD. Lon
DON Jersey city tIr Bristol Roanoke Norfolk and New
port News city II Washngton Havana. sc. 'onanche.
and Jacksonvile State ~ Nebraska 'B Gas
gov Kensns'on & Am,"ep Aa,An, coian %sFksn S
Trinidad. Fulda ,Ges). Genoa ami Naples.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Spree 1GeD. Meier from Bremen,. for New
York. sailed from Southampton December 3o
Steamer Pars. Watkins New York for southampton
passed Hurst castle December 80
steamer Amsterdam d)uich). Hakker. New-York
sailed nom Rotterdam p"c' mher 81
steamer Lain tGer). Helmers New York FOR Bremen
Steamer Karlsruhe C;er) Walter. New York Ar
rived Al Bremerna,en December 20
Steamer Watkins New York Sou,hanptOn
passed he Lizard December ~.
steamer Manauense ,BD. Hggs New York. arrived q.
Para December ~
steamer ,ierlinic 'Br) McKnsiry from New-York for
Queenstown and Liverpool. passed Brow Head December
steamer Largo Bay osr. MacGrego- from New York
Of December -
St-an,-r torelau tBn Chalmere. from New York De
Der 80 - VIM
steamer Mohawk ,nn. Gates. from New York Deem
b-r 10 FOR London passed the Isle II wight December 3D.
Steame iiekia Dam. i-'ub sailed from ste,'in for
seames ricqua ,hr Brown sailed from Messina Tor
New York December "a
Steamer Ocean puich' cassons sailed from Antwerp
for New York December ~
steamer Italia ,Brl. Warts. from NswYork November
%, arrived Il Naples December
Steamer Potomac tBr,. Anderson. from Sew-York De-
cem0er IL. arrived at London December 80.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
pEEKSKILL.

rhare will be watch-night services th's eNenIns
=, hoth the Methodist churches In PceksR'i. INC
u,rs, Methodist Episcopal Church will devote 'he
o., hour from, to O'Clock. to the Epwoi'"
Iaas,,e q, the church. John Wesley Chapter Aiter
a o,o,ock and until midnight the services Will DC
r.r.ra, and in charge OF the pastor, the Kew Al,
- Coor. In ST Paul's Methodist Episcopai
(-,rrc, thu services will begin at O'CLOCK VII" "
,o,.. feas. These will lead the meeting: James
sherwood the first hour followed by John o. Do."
c.or,o A. Bagley and Joseph Il. Durrn IN 'u'"
rb. pastor. the Rev. James w. A. Doose' VIII ''"N
the final half hour . - s NJ will hold its
annual election al tle SoAi'hN
held this evening. ~,. NJ will give a re-
,,en.ion this evening for the women WHO
mir fair There will be an cntertanihe,n' En-, ouse
..et @ ingnr by a quartet with Miss Mary lousa
;rownsend as leader: pano,piayins "S E,,ar,st and
Van Scoy singing by the Silver bel, beISnt, 49, SAith n
sLe.ches by Louis G.. Starr ana hNelo a. Tho
s,S'ere viii also be dancing and snnpen ~ ui
Allen House. The reception a'u '
he held at Cryptic Hall ,,,oo, ru, give rs
The Gospel Mission Sunday -scnooi ~ r,ntafa
f,,,,is.mas entertainment, CONSISTING oi ,ncnev
a. Denew Opera House this evening. ~ nS a. .mn
an fron the entertainment will be uscn II, sup ;
;n shoes for the needy children OF tho ih'sS'o"
In the winter - 80 n n r has elected
the following officers for the Gocnrnd' Gon''. James r.
dEnnert secretarv Lewis w Amcs; treanuUn %
William r. Aisthorpe. The nome si"h ,hev viii
yoini tho remainder OF the omecIs. n. WY
So'i So Installed on Friday evening, January an rr..
'e Ian,ss lie Fever died the hospital on n ~
eov He was forty-siX years od anu 80 /. co
Shjs rlare from Sing Sing niue o.ea H So"sumn
Uc was born in Kentucky. lie Hea ''o'" '''''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
ALLEGEG COrNTERFEITEPS CArGHT.

Agents Dagg. EsquIrcll and Henry. Of tho Secret
Service have been successful in capturing severa!
counicrfclters lately. on Decembc- 10 they ir-
rested William Warren. stephen Hudson and Mar
earet Warren a. No - kng-st.. and founo in their
room moulds and other implements for making
counterfeit silver dollars The prisoners now in
Ludlow Street Jail awaiting examination. leSter-
daV hn agents arraen"d before United states 'oir-
missioner Shields three more prisoners accused ci
,ni,r,rrfnitiug nickcls and silver dimes ThOras
Burke ON. Of the prisoners had been 1rr'st"d in
lin. postoNicc trying TO pass counterfeit money Tor
posfage stamps. Martin Leonard ana Mary lftsSou
were arrested at No. II Batava-s and IN thtir
room The agents found another cOunterioltnS OItnt
Th. agents said that Leonard was the leader OF a
gang Of counicrfriters. ana had served terms IN
nrison for countcrfciing. He was held I'm Sl0NW
bail while the IIasSon woman whs :ield ~ 90
hail and Burke held in <J.~J BAH. MI three
were sent Jail in default OF bai ana VIII b. eN-
amined .anuaf" y.
Yesterday afternoon the agents arrested Anton
Schick in his home at 80. 20 North Fourth st
Erooklvn and actually caugh; him in the act or
inouliing counterfeit silver dimes. He had com
pletc countcrciiiug outfit in the room lie lormcry
was y baker at No. ~ East EiShteenth-st.. III this
civ and began the work OF courtcrfctins IN '"e.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
SING SING.

rbs following are tho officers o, senasq"a INV.
~o ao2 Improved Order OF Red Mer. elec'eu las'
Monday evening: Sachem Es'ne'"''o u.,
o. rrank r Ninneriy; Junior sycamore. A. l..
Sherwood: chief Of records. A. s. "of'hhs'on'' w.
,.o,or OF wampum. ]. ". Myers; keeper OF wamp"m'
T. F. Mezger; prophet. J. D. EDWARDS; Tuse.
Oanel Washbrrn in the evening DISTRICT Drpm.s ,
go cbIcf ! l. Rerberch received haHIsvii
"a haSrc Of office from ]. NJ. Terwilllger on oehaH
OF the members OF the lodge .or.a,,usn. a,
There will he anniversary en'erta or 80
O,va Onera House tomorrow night. giVe. ny ,i1e
S,nSav-school OF the Highland Avenue Me'hodis-
Episcopal Church. H. ,o,, IIe,,v Rarker
.be condemned wife murderer. has nled an aPp,ha
rom the sentence OF the court emo tnans U' oioS
,,rv with the Court OF Appeals and YESTERDAY e n.ed
no,ice Of stay of proceedings with WARDEN ,, Sase
o. O. sne %, for inc G.s wrek in February.
The Yourg Mems Christian Association VII Keep
..o,e, house. at their rooms in Main-s tomorrow
The process OF lasting shoes on the shoe con,rscos
q, The prison stopped on Tuesday; ana me CONF ac
a. .ne - ON end today The citizens employed on
.Se contract within the prison will he transferred 20
,be outside factory. which is working on iun uhe
srd v-th every evidence OF successful season
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
YONKERS.

The action Of the Common Council. I'm deciding
10 place fifty Yonkers men at work breaking stone
for the local streets. has been highly commended
by the general public The men will go TO work
next Monday morning. and Will work as long as
the hard times last. The city has stone-crush-
Ing machine. but owing 10 the large number OF
men out Of employment IL deemed wiser 10
break the stone b. hand
The home o.. David H. Smith. the we-known
mineral water Of this city, al No 1%s Nep-
perhan-ave.. broken into late on Tuesday
night BY burglars. who gained admission by pry-
fng open one Of the kitchen windows. The mem
bers Of the Smith family were out between the
hours OF and O'Clock and when they returned
they found the front door open. Upon inNeStl-
cation they discovered that Il large amount OK
clothing mad been taken besides considerable sill
verwaTe The loss amounted 10 about SOD The
police are looking for the burglars;
Thomas o Brien. OF No. . Dale Place. had an ex-
c,:ing experience last evening on the White Plains
Eoad. above Tuckahoe. Finnegan and OHrien are
and had been collecting for the company during
The day. They were driving 10 White Plains when
II a lonely spot tn the road they were met ny
hree men, who demanded money from them. One
tf the three grasped the horse by The bride while
fought the Two men OF and o Brien succeeded III
DRIVING fast enough 10 compel tho third 10 let go
Of the brdle. In the excitement they drove too
close 10 The gutter and upset the wagon against
cut about the body They succeeded IN placing the
wagon again on i,s wheels. and were hardly on
tire seat when tho three men came upon them
Finnosen fought them or again while - Erien
urged On the LOrse. When they reached White
Plains the young men put their horse into livery
stabie and returned 10 Yonkers. where they told
tneir story 10 John CTimmins. their employer.
O'Brten's wounds were dressed by physician
and he was sent horne hinnesan hed sIOo In MS
The return bowling match between the Yonkers
taaLn and the Palisade team was rolled on the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
NEW-ROCUELLE.

Burglars entered tho home OF Roger Lauson. IN
Fountain Square. Larchmont Manor. YESTERDAY
morning through window which had been lett
unlocked on the first floor. AT the time the lamiy
ana servants asleep upstairs. The burglars
made a search Of the lower part OF the house
without arousing any one Yesterday morning a
quantity OF silverware and couple Of overcoats
and other clothing were missing. Mr. Lauson said
tine booty secured by the burglars was worth al
least S5lv.
The house Of Mrs. Martha Lauson mother or
Roger Lauson which was c,ose by, vas entered by
forcing a window. Clothing and shVerware We're
from lower part OF the house o al
tempt appears TO have been made tos search the
upper floors -,
the residents Of Larchmont Manor are aroused
over the robberics. and Charles Singer or the SIN
ger Manufacturing Company. who looks after the
police of the Manor. and whose house has been
robbed several times said the l.archmont Manor
improvement Association would engage two private
detectives 10 try and capture the burglars TWO
men have been seen hanging around the Manor 1 and
had apDlied for odd jobs. and are suspected. The
three police officers Of the Manor knew nothing OF
,he robberes until tod OF them yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-Simon =. Sheerin. OF Indiana
and the Rev Dr. James Y. Mitchell. OF Lancaster
Penn. HOFFMAN-Danlel q. Griffin, or water
town ~ y and Congressman Robert Adams J,
OF PHILADELPHIA. MANHATTAN-Attorney- -ienerai
T. T. Hancock and State Engineer Campbell w.
Adams. of Albany; Edward l. Pierce OF bos'on'
and William d. Bishop. OF Bridgeport. 'oni'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evan p. Howell OF Az
lanta METROPOLE-A $. F. NIXON
Of Westfeld ~ V MURRAY HlLl-licutehah'
Governor Charles T. Saxton OF clyde. \: J., anu
William Purcell. W. II. II. Webster ana mares H.
Phipps OF the New-York state Board or Mediation
and Arbitration NORMANDIE--Judec j. III. Mel
calf of Canandaigua. N. Y. PLAZA-Mr ana Mrs.
Iorllard Spencer. OF Newport. SANON-Generi
John Kemp Miner. United States Army. VA
DORF-Judgc Nathan Gon OF West Virginia. judge
v lliam X Townsend of New-llaven James ~
Gary. OF Baltimore. and ex-consressman stephen
G. Nillard. Of Bnghamton, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
STUDENTS EXHIBIT THEIR WORK.
A COLLECTION oN VIEW ~ THE NATIONAL
ACADEMY or DrsIG&-TlIE QUESTION
or \ NEW SITE.

ACADEMY or prsIG&-TIlE QUESTION
OF NEW SITE.
A collection OF paintings by young ar: students
WAS on Wow las. evening in the galleries Of the
National Academy OF Design. the students wei
coined as their guests the Academicians and many
other weN-known artists Of this city. The Acad-
or,y will be opened to-day for the public 10 View
the collection Among the exhibitors are Van ID.
Perrnc g. Glenn Newell J. Eoddng Kelly. Miss
G. NJ Rurd Miss Flora Sanger. Miss T.. f. Is.
Van Elten VI. Eckerson. H. H. Ramsden and
Morris Stern. - =.
Among those present wcre ". Howe. {. Y. Tur-
rcr r " Wood. the president II tho Academy:
i d;roN W Sartain. W. Hart ard J. r. Ma.n"d
The students present were Mis- Collier. Miss Don't
zon Miss Eckerson. Miss Van Elten g. Glenn
Newell. Van ID. Perrne, II. KamsdeN, Robert Is.
Rvland and a T. La Nele.
il was learned that the Academy Of Design
would not 10 moved from its present site for a
wear at leas' The committee having tho matter
in charge has not yet announced is decision. ana
will not until the quarterly meeting. In March.
MANY of the committee in favor OF moving up-
town above Seventy-secOnd-st., while oihei1 de-
sire 10 locate somewhere about fiIiy-ninth-s' \
much larger and "A more cOmmodlOu- huNdlng VIII
he erected with greater facilities. and probably
permanent collection Of paintings viii be cs'aD-
1fshs
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
LlSKER AGAIN 4 WINNER.

Moscow Dec 81 (SpeciaD. Early this morning
Lasker won the fourtecnth game OF the chaInpion-
ship chess match cf ten games up. low IN progress
I'm this city from Stenitz. The winner opened with
q Ruy LoDez 10 which the veteran selected the
g. P-O X defence and the game proceeded as fol-
lows: Bx III. QPx B P-Q I. PxP. QxP
QxQ: I KtxQ B-QS. Castles. XIX . After
six hours play the game adjourned in an even
position Play WAS Jmcd last night. when Iaskcr
excelled by clever pawn manoeuvring. which gained
the victory for him after ei.hty-one moves. The
present score IL: LaslSer. g: Stcinitz ?: drawn.
The fifteenth game is schedulcd for his evening
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
THE NEW STREET RAILWAY SYSTEMS.

The Intention OF the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company 70 equip the Fourth. Sixth and Eighth
ave lines with the undcrg .Ound electric system.
au. 20 replace tho antiquated horsc-rars now Il:
rse was announ I'D ne three weeks ago In these
would make actv. mO,e In this direction until
late in the spring Yesterday. however. "A report
was printed that not only had contracts been en-
tered into by the company for the equipment OF the
three avenues referred TO- but gave also the price
which the change of motive power was 20 cost
From OF tho HI hest officials In the ser,.e of
the company Tribune reporter lelincd yesterday
as contracts have been entered into
for the performance OF the work. and IL il more.
than likely that the early summer :ndN arri -, b.
fore the prospective alteration IN the system is
gun.
one OF the management OF the METROPOLITAN
Street Railroad Company. In conscnting to reply
yesterday 10 inquiries made by Tribuf. rrD -, .r
to the reasons that Influenced tho directors lt
determining upon electric motive power said: The
and electricity were thoroughly cons ldrr,d h,f,-,
any decision was arrived at. II was demonstrated
that compressed air * Yet onS In Is INF tncN
ana IL IL Yet To be proved that II can nut TO scr
Nc'hble use. But the underground trolley has b. IN
experimental with practical application ma. be- I'm
given IL by this company and II has been found q,
meet al requirements In discussing and slis,-
Ih'hiN ,h-cldlng upon the merits OF the two sys-
uHs. tntr" mas been no dissenSion among fh.
directors. and tho sensational REPORTS thst hav.
fl" Nv" """"'"-
Considerable interest has been DISPLAYED nv IN.
puhlic IN the probabilities OF the company suhs,i
tuting some other power for the present cahl. -
route Is contemplated. "'N'' '"'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
LOCIL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

AN ATTACHMENT oN A HEAVY DAMAGE CLAIM
DRYGoODs MERCHANTS IN DIFFICULTIES.
John l.. White has obtained attachment
against Henry Mckenzie. OF Maysville. y. y, who
had an Office a, No. S. Wall-st., on ,Mirn for
$4,000 damages growing out OF Mr.. whites arrest
last Nav at the Instance OF Mckenzie. Mr.. White
was treasurer and general manager OF the White
Locomotive Works and Mr.. Mckenzie president
After being under arrest for seven days Mr.. White
WAS discharged by Magistrate Flammer. Mr.. Nc
EcnZie having Withdrawn the charges ana de-
clared that Mr. Whites accounts. which were the
subject Of the charges after thorough inves'iga-
ton had been found be correct. While under
arrest Mr. White alleges that Mr. Mckenzie ex-
acted from him personal property valued AZ 10000
which included tile TO 2vp acres OF ismn III oon
County y. j. lt2T shares or the Nhite 'oc0Ho,
tive Works and 500 shares or the American Sdnh
I;rick Company. The land In Ocean County II l.
averred was afterward transferred %! N,' ~, a.
can Sand Brick Company was put IN ms owl
name Mr. White says that Mr.. Mckenzie used
the stock Of the White Locomotive Works 10 con-
troll that company.
T. A. Smith e. Co.. dealers IN drygoods Mt Third
ave and Fifty-frst-st. Brooklyn. are In financial
dimcuties and executions have been issued against
them by Epstein Brothers. OF this city, for $l5O
I'm favor Of the following New-iork creditors
IIaida Lamp and China Company, Louis ble
SO 900 The trouble is attributed TO poor holiday
trade.
tered here yesterday against Pains Pyro Specta-
ella Companv of NO. Jos Futon-st., for s.27s in
favor of George B!eistein. as president OF Inc
Courier Company.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
EINfSEORD.

The chapel OF g. Joseph Of Arinathea' usually
,a,cd the v-orthing.on Chapel. has been reopened.
49, no. al dsnro~ frou, diphthcrla Is over Services
s,a held every Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
The bows al Mount Minturn held their usual Christ
mas festival yesterday. Tho managers and friends
~ tho Fold from the city came up ana MADE II
tarpv day for the children
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

American Historical Association conveh''on'
Hamilton Hall 49,,
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment. city Han
Gas companies employees meeting. No. lH West
FOrty-second-st y. m.
pouItrv and Pigeon Show Madison Square Gar
den.
11rrc,r,on literary Society ball Grand Central
Palace. -
Ladies' Fuel and Aid Society ball, Lexington
Opera House.
Id
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
MRS BTRDEN TO APPEAR TO-DAY.
SHE WILL TESTIFY IN YOHKvILLE COURT
AGAINST THE MAN WHO
RORREp

Mrs James \ Burden did appear in York
willie Court yesterday to prosecute charles Bcnascn
who attacked and robbed her in Fifthave. on
Tuesday afternoon. Elihu Root appeared before
MAGISTRATE Wcuiworth late in tho lnornoon aud
told him that Mrs I:irdcu had not yet uNci"ntlN
recovered from the shock Of her exciting expert
cnce 20 TO court lie Said maj she wo'il' fpp",
today about = D. M. The prisoner was remanded
.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
MEETINGS AND ENTERTiINNENTS.

The American Association for the Advancement
~ Science Section H. devoted especially TO Anthro-
pologv met I'm Room no %. Hamilton Hall. CO.
lurbia College. yesterday. There were present by
invitation many members Of the American FOLK
ore Society Professor W. T. Ripley OF Columbia
College read paper THE Color OF the Human
Hair as Influenced by ENVIRONMENT snort ad-
'lressos were made bv Professors ID. q. Brnton
and w J. McGee. \ preamble and resolution OF
o; Uoratio Hale formerly vice-president OF the
American Association for the Advancement OF
Science The next meeting OF the association VIII
b. held In August. 1897. at Detroit, Mlch Inc
section of the Folklore Society devoted 70 an
thropology also met yesterday in Hamilton Han
and addresses were made by Professor W. j. Me
Gee Professor Thomas Wilson and others
dinner was held at the Arena last night
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Mr.. BTTLER TEPROVfNf.

Charles Butler the venerable lawyer, was re-
rortod 10 be somewhat better yesterday. Al sD
o'clock last night Mr.. Buffers physicians issued
tho following bulletin: "Dr. Butler though de-
prnssed by the change ~ weather. ls doing nicely
lie Is feeling little better Tonight
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
CHESTS AT HEADING HOTELS.

j.. A. Wilson. Rcd Bank.
). Anderson. Baltimore.
GRAND.
q @. pnyidse. Brooklyn.
T.. 'faiy. Chicago
D. J. Hughes. Alabama.
j D. White e wife. Glens
Falls.
H. q Wooiman. Philadel-
phia.
II. - Wood. Philadelphia.
HOLLAND.
IS II. Warren. Piiisburg.
/. J.. scott. Ithaca.
= t. Maniell. chicago.
Miss 4 !. bay. N-w York.
Miss Carroll. New York.
J. ". liufrA,nrs. l.yru.
NoRyANDlE.
: H. M-'eAlf canania'sia.
" Mo- ~. DeaiwDOi. s. -.
i H. Bridge Boston.
!. W Nichols. New Haven.
i ! Mitchell. NeWbIig.
Mf-. !. i Mitchell. New
burg
+ A. Dennis. Boston.
&. ID. B0ss. Connecticut
PARK ANENTE.
l. = Pratt 4 wife. Boston.
Miss 4. Gossin. Boston.
81 l.. R-n'ke. Wellesley.
Mass.
" T. Jones. Cold Spring
Iiarb,r.
J " MIrphy. Springfield.
+ l. Lynch A wife. con
n"Dtirui
! llussry ir. Long Branch.
WESTMINSTER.
j !. Good. Reading
\ r. Young. Williamsport.
Penn.
+. J.. 'o-. Englewool.
e. = Murray. Troy
81. IL Love. Somerset. Penn.
= Waiklcy. Sou,hington.
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
THE MAYOR AIDED FIRE STFFERERS

Acting Inspector Okeefe sent a communication TO
the Police Board yesterday commencing Captain
Martens OF the East Thrtyf h-st. station and the
pa,roimen OF his command for their good work AT
the fire in Eas, Thirtythlrd-st. Christmas morn
ing The Mayor was Interested IN Captain Marienss
good cOn1 Ict." said Commissioner Andrews. and he
gave the "a piain u of money for the relief OF
people VINO sNfferei from ,he fire
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
UlPVARD STILL TNBEATEN.

SCORES OF THE THIRD ROUND IN THE INTER
COLLEGIATE CHESS TOURNAMENT
In the presence OF large gathering OF local
chess payers tho students contested the tnird
round of the intercollegiate chess tournament al
tho Columbia Grammar School. in this city. yes
terdav afternoon and evening Following are the
pairing OF the players and the openings selected on
the four boards:
Parker oc) VS. Seymour P). Dutch opening
Lehlbach Y) VS.. Ryder CID, counter centre gam
bit. . ~, r.
price lCD vs. Murdoch V0 Ruy Lopez.
Young P, va Southard N), Scotch gamoit
Here follow the results
Seymour beat Parker after forty-rve moves
RYDER beat f.ehlbaCh after forty one moves.
Murdoch beat Price after forty-three moves
Southar rd beat Young after thirteen moves
I,orou,,p is the record OF tho tournament:
,cor ros Won Lost.
Columbia
The individual scores are;
Won. Lost, Won Lost.
,,,L.- or, % I<hlhach iY)......
b. u, . Murdoch YD.......
Sy,,hord III 1..3 3 Young nD........o 3
The pairing for the fourth round, TO be played TO-
day. follows: ,,,o vo, ,s
Iehlbach Seymour ~. Murdoch
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Announcements
E. & W.
Wlnamac.
A NEW COLLAR.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise "a Sunset 4s3 Moons age u
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AH-cartr Hook 40 Gov. Island S.o4 Hell Gate 661
p M-Sardy Hook 5.l2 Gov. Island 5.34 Hell Gate 7T
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
AI.EENiARiI.

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conn.
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GfaN. Philadelphia.
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Guiana.
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ton
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Philadelphia.
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I, Danfor'h. Boston.
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X .. Seymour. 'hicagp.
4. " Reese. Philadelphia.
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