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New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
CDP TUE UEUOCRlTIC CONVENTION.

Democrats and others composing the sub-com-
rnittcc of one Hundred which is to visit Washing
ton on January 49, and # possible induce the Demo
cratic National Committee to select Ncw-Yorl city
as the place Of meeting for the next Democratic
National ConveriOn, met at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening, ex-Congressman lsidor Straus
presiding.
John -. Crmmins, as chairman OF The FINANCE
Committee reported that the work Of raising fund
TO defray the necessary expenses OF the scheme was
progressing finely. and Chairman Straus. after ihe
detailed statements of the committeeman assigned
10 the varf, us branches OF trade and commerce had
been made said that the sum guaranteed was al
ready $3.50 Mr.. Cr:mm.ns said that the Brewers
BOARD of Trade had subscribed 5000 and that the
Crockory Board of Trade and the produce dealers
had promised liberal aid. A. B. DeFrece said that
eight wine firms had subscribed 5000 II. II. Brock
wav returned . list of hotel subscribers amounting
70 $40 Secretary Garden said that the telephone
and telegram companies would contribute hberaHy
A committee 10 ISSUE appeal TO the puniir
tn aid in securing the convention was u',."ru
uDon II Is composed OF Albert T. Pairick, -.
shawn j. A. Mason, }. h Thurber isid0t
Straus and william j. H. Kenny anu WI VIII
meet to-day The Executive Committee Mas en- eln-
nnwered to select the speakers who Will pre-
before the National Committee. on the aaVice ,
NJ G C. Shayne an advance committee mace up
of Mr. DeFrece J. a. Mason r. NJ y, " aners' rt
SIMON Ford Theodore NJ Roche and r. - ahuI-
her was appolnted to 20 TO Washington on lues-
day next. The main committee VIII 90 ." |"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
MOUNT VERNON.

Alfred Pe;zeldt. OF South rourlh ave. was
stopped by a highWayman While driving along the
White Plains Road las night. The man started TO
get into the wagon and al the same time CON
manded the driver 10 take him where he wanted TO
60 Mr. PetZeit whipped up his horse but haI Spn"
only a short distance when trace became loose
and he had to stop. Before ne could gei away he
highWaymeG came up AGAIN MI frtZrldl crap
pled with the man and manageI 20 throw him.
Before the fellow cOud gain his fee: again Mt
Petzelt Jumped .ntO his wagon and drove away.
He reported the affair t. the police. The irscrpt ID
H. gave If his assaant tallies with that given 10y
Mrs Schrmer OF this city, ot The man VINO entered
her house last week. ami after choking her INTO
irsensib.itv. robbed the house.
For several weeks past bottles Of milk have been
MISSING from the hOnl" Of J. l.. Montgomery. ol 40
80 North Fulton-st. Yesterday detective sta
toned himself IN tine laundry Defor" the mlktntH
arrived. Hr tn m!.lIinan deliver the bottles
Ten minutes later b,s NewiOund and nos came
upon the stoop. took the bottle Of milk In his mouth
and started away. The detective. instead oi allow
ing the dog - take the milk and then follow 10 s-e
how h- disposed of 1t. raised window and yell' /
at the animal. The dog dropped the bottle ana ia1
on
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
YO\K ERS.

The managers OF ne Womans Institute nave ar-
ranged TO have Miss T. Marguerite Lndley give
talk on the science OF health tomorrow morning
at the nail of the institute in Palisade-ave Miss
Idndley has lectired before womens cluDs J"
Philadelphia and other places and the women OF 'r
city have received cordial invitation TO near her
lecture which Will be free.
The annual election Of officers Of the Palisade
Boat club VIII be he'd on Monday evening. January
p, Th, committee has posted the following nonina-
tIons. William Y Frazee. president; Frederick '. .
Ritter first vice president; EiWari Maiuh' il
second president: Arthur II. Ballard. secretary
George b skinner. captain: Arthur Thompson. lel-
tenant. Charles T. EastOn Il. q. Nestco' T. :.
Pierce and II. L. Condon. governors.
The funeral Of William II. Justus. late iOcal
manager OF the Westchester Telephone COMPANY
was held yesterday afternoon at NO li6 hawthorne
ave. his home. the Rev. DR.. \. B; carver ana th1
Rev Lyman Cobb. jr. u -. JOINS hiseopai
Church. officiating.
Leap Year dance will be given at the PARK
Hl Country Club this evening Il WAS arransei =
by T. Stanford Brown. Mrs ANDREW BrowneA
George & a. Flass chafles :. Diehi. Iohn Avery
and r. f. Nidaui .arge number Of invitations
have been issued for the affair
Aaron M4chin eighty years old, while in the
plumbing establishment OF Robert Harper in South
Bioa iway. dropped dead YESTERDAY from apoplcNy
He lived with his at No. q WoOd~orih-ave.
He was born in England. and had lived many
years In this CITY.
\ pretty wedding viii take place this afternoon al
4 o'clock al the nome OF Nj. and Mrs. Isaac W.
M4clay. at Park ard Palisadr ayes. when q" 4!
daughter sIiss Julia Havencyer Maclay viii be
married TO Cherries Ward Han, OF Tarryiown Inc
ceremony viii be performed by the Rev AN ;
Hobart. pastor Of the Narburion Avenue bapusi
Church.
The Volunteer Life Saving Corps OF this city wi.
hold It's first annual dinner this evening AT tne
rooms OF the Yonkers Yacht club in Glenwooi
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
WESTMINSTER.
rms EyESORE NAY SOOV 60.

II was rumOred yesterday tpat 'he Astor estate
had secured the LOT at the southeast corner of Six
iieth-st and Fifh-aye.. opposite the metropolitan
club This lot upon which is erected ramshacke
onestory building has been an eyesore 10 the neigh
borhood Adjoining j; Is the somewhat pretentious
building OF Park & TifOr1 and next TO this Is the
towering Hotel Netherland III the neishborhood
also are the Savoy and The Plaza
stafford & Whitaker. the hotel firm that owns the
Hotel Imperial. the Hotel Netherland the Mansion
House In Buffalo, and the Walton. in Philadelphia.
nave long wanted secure this corner 10 build an
annex 10 the Netherland member or the nrm
said recently that the Astor estate which owns the
Netherand was negotiating 10 secure this corner
and that he could the day when the one-story
building would 90 down and handsome building
take it, place - ,. :, .,u, .
No confrmat OF the report could be secured yes.
ter,iay Al office OF the Asor estate u was sald
thar nothing was known there OF any SUCH deal. but
was not denied that such deal was being negoti-
sted. Mr.. Stafford was out OF the city ana MT
whitaker Is III
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
IONG LNLlNU NENN NOTEN.

Julius Sieinbeck. a College Point butcher yester-
day reported the authorities that he was at
tackled from behind by some unknown person while
on his way home Saturday night lie says he was
struck with some blunt instrument. He was found
unconscious Dr. John Mcpherson treated big
cut on Steinbecks head.
H. Eato. while walking along the Nortl. Hemp
stead turnpike, about half mile from RoSlyn. was
me, In the road by man who COMMANDED him -
throw up his hands Eito started TO walk away.
He was Informed that his money wanted AMI
that the best thing for him TO do would be TO hand
II over quietly and quickly. Eato. instead oi hand
ing over his money. struck Out ana caught the
woud-be highwayman fun ia the face. The high
Ex-Presldent Charles +. lIaddon. OF Sea Cliff. IL
completely deprived OF the use Of his et side haN-
ing been stricken with paralysis yesterday morning.
He retired in the best Of health on Saturday night
light the fire he became i'll. His wife heard him
fail He has served president of the village OF
Sea Clin for three terms. ana = prominent mem
Der OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. He has
two daughters, Mrs Marvin +. Reed and Mrs. r.
r. Leaycrait. Of NewYork. He is seventy years
Old
II is reported AT Southampton that the Ncw-York
New -Haver ana Hartford Railroad and the Long
Island Railroad Company will next summer run
Joint steamboat line between tho end Of the Long
island Railroad. Fort Pond Bay and Block
Island Narragansett Pier and Newport.
Judge Wilrot NJ. Smith presided for the first time
since his elevation to the supreme Court Bcnch. AZ
the opening OF the January Term Of IN" Queens
County Supreme Court. In Long Island 'iy yes
terlay Judge Smith received warm welcOmN
from the members OF the Bar Association. Tho
Judge addressed the Grand Jury and then took up
the civi. calendar II is said that the Grand Jury
will investigate the Lalor murder and IN" charging
Of 50 a week by the Sheriff for every tramp impris-
oh i'm iaD
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
UESTCHESTER COZ NTI.
WHITE PLAINS.


Forlham Morris Of New York City. presided 81
the meeting yesterday of he commission appointed
TO report the necessity of general sewer through
Bronx River VALLEY from Kensico Reservoir TO
High Island. near city Island. Besdes Mr.. Morris
there were present Francis NJ. Carpenter, Chairman
oc The Board Supervisors Of Wesicnester CouhS :
James Wood OF Noun; Kisco. and Ehsi-
neer Fairch..d who had outlined the p;ah
The residents oi North Castle III n'iuuI'1s iinn
Hopkins. * Supervisor, opposed the s;t eNteil-
sion of the main sewer beyond W hiie rams
Ex-Presideri cromwell. lrcs.den; samuel = Ai.i'r
opposed the extension bey ond the WHIT P.ains a,s
pOsal works and John + Refill chairman ol M tne
sew-r Committee of White Plains, spoke IN oppoSi-
ton to the iiea tina, White Plains snOu.d ne as
srsspi for more than Il the Village 10 care 'or
the sewage disposal. Tn" reason tor thlS was
that effort made To create the mn rsslo. i
that White Plains spent $1,000 per annum TO treat
the sewage whereas. in fact. the village sle!t
only $4,000 for treatment ana s5VD ioi repAi anu
maintenance the latter sum being Whdt lht N'HdTe
would have 10 pay annually. regardless OF 'he cost
OF the srw~r construction
The Supervisors Of the county generally opj,cts "a
to the sewer being made county tax. lntN thoush'
tina; the cost should be directly borne by tne prop
erty benefited. The next meeting OF the Cohith!s-
sion VIII b. h,ld in Nonkers
Surrogate SiNman Yesterday started from MS
Mount Vernon. When nthr lne Ddh"Oo 9t'-
tiOn a team Of horses attached 10 Wagon oi niie
Barry Pie Company ran into his carriage. MT sin
man Jumped in tiIr 10 escape injury. MI. hhfiN
was thrown out. aut not baGy injured. Hoih VI,
Slkmans carriage and the pie wagon were wrecked
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

roard Of Aldermen. Clty Hall ! p m
Ladies Health Protective AsS''iH'''" "''''
ltes Bui'i.nl. 1890 a. IN
O,d Gu,tl bail Metropolitan Opera llous"
polos and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Greater New-York conference. No. j." "o"''s"'
ct. RrOOklvn. p m ,,.,,e, q
G, Iobr.s Cur1 annual meeting. Hotel Waldorf y
7. n. , ,sso.i,
tion.
Commercial Travellers Home Association 'V''
man House o. m.
Central Republican club entertainment. l.."oN
.vs anil ono hundred nd twenty -seNenth-s'' o
y. .
Excise Committee of Chamber Of Commerce /"
y. . ,....
s,eamshr New-llampshre. y. m
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
\f.W-NOEk CITY

Two Charity organization Society Acknowledges
with many thanks the following contributions III re-
snonse 10 its recent appeal Ia behalf oi an Astu a"
infrm woman. ami her daughter. VINO Is Suliei'"s
from nervous prosira'ion. "Casn b' =. W. H.
"Ncr" and Mss Rockefeller S25 each; william A
u, Rois $40: NJ H. Clement. 81; "A H. ) anu
a NJ $" ), each: ~. q. B." and Mrs. FordNce
ID Barke. . each M A" and ~. 81 each' SUI
fc,ent morey has been received
Iudge Bcekman. o; ,he Supreme Court has. on
motion OF Oppenheim & Severance vacated an AZ
,achment aga!ns: J. r Brewster {. CO., carriage
builders. " 40 49, Fifth-ave.. FOR $500 obtained
against the corporation by igraius Rice The Judge
sad ,ho: the acts with which the company l.
charged 10 no, furnish sufiicen, grounds TO sup
port an attachment
The Rev w W. Mills. secretary Of the American
Church League organized for the work oi 'hutc"
defence. writes The tribune that on IhufsdaS
evening January 3 the New-YoIk catholic club VIII
hold a public service in the Church OF ST Mary
The Virgin. No 99s Yves, Forty-hfth-s The Bishop
OF Newark vii, preside. and addresses VIII be maze
by several wel-known priests. The catholic CiHb
is the local branch Of the Clerical Union for the
Maintenance and Defence OF Catholic Principles
and consists O. about one hundred priests
The Rev DR. Theodore l.. Cuyler VIII preach In the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church this evening
al O'Clock The public is invited
An examination for the position OF clerk in the
Building Department Will be held tomorrow, at ~
o'clock. The salary OF the place is N,2p Cand-
dates in addition TO the ordinary clerical qualh-
cations. will be required TO have some knowledge
Of building plans etc Applications should be filed
AT once with the Civil Service Commission Criminal
Courts Building
The Thirteen CLUB will indorse the Monroe Doc
irine next Monday evening by giving an American
dinner at the Ashland House. Fourh-ave. and
Twenty-ourthsi.. the occasion OF their fifteenth
annual banquet. when the election Of Board OF
MANAGERS VIII take place
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
NIGHT Gowns. Drawers and Corset

Night Gowns, Drawers and Corset
Covers,
3j cents.
COlOred Lawn Ncgliges. Cambria
and Muslin Gowns, Empire and
high neck. trimmed with En-
brOidcry and Laces, % cents, 80
cents, 1925. $1.5O and $500.
Muslin Umbrella Skirts. Ruffie
Edged with Embroidery, 70 cents.
90 cents and T1.HJ.
so Dozen Cambria Skirts. AZ
ward FlOuncc. fine Embroidery,
%2.2j each.
Cambric. Muslin and Lawn
Drawers. :,j cents, 80 cents, sJ
cents, % cents and x1.25.
Cambria Corset Covers. trimmed
with EmbrOidcries and Lace, 20
cents, 30 cents. 80 cents. 10 cents
and % cents.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
Annual Sale Of Ladies' Underwear.
NII-CIIN LAWN SILK
MUSLIN, LAWN. SILK.

CORSETS.
The genuine u II Satecn, Black,
White and Gray.
The celebrated Il. ID. White COu-
til, extra long waist,
81 %
G. y. French Gore. genuine
WhalcbOne. White COutil and
Black Italian Cloth.
$500
SILK SKIRTS.
Silk Taff'eta, Fancy Striped {.
Corded Kuflle, 3 yards wide,
$500
Checked Flannclctte Under
skirts. ScOllOpcd Edge,
% cents.
DRESSING SACQUES,
Flannclctte, with large Collar and
Cuffs. trimmed with Silk Em-
brOidcrcd Rufflc,
80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
HOME NEW s.
ppo,frHENT ARRIVALS At THE HOlEh''

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE ~ Ti'7
FIFTH NvENUE-Joseph T. Maney; ,oncress o, Au-
eusia Eaiey AareE 2, HuSid H9S,om ana eXoy
ao arnor tTM GHaries H. save Of 5I
sEY-Bishop Denis NJ I:radlSy. onry o, and Majar
p Bnr6snk T. l. H0LlAXn,.I,S,eyyaiI I}Tr Tu-
ward o. Wolcot, of Colorado Nv - nd Genera,
! a Williamson NETHEEI:AND,-Jn,Ilge rfxlGov fuGotr
W. Hatch. OF buffalo PAkK AZ iiVoy-Ths iiVNoy Rev
~ Mexq9dr MaSkay,S%!}Ihir as5ara} T. MSAlPh. MsA Of
X,han,., Gsoree : Weed. Of Plattsburg ~ am
Vire y Kline Of Cleveland WlN'ST}m Wi mba and
Henry Reed of Boston and f. I. hipi'>' "' ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

HE HAD ENTERED THE ROOM OF WAENE!
MI.LER'S DArGliTEE ~ THE FIFTH
AVENUE HOTEL.

AVENUE iipt FL
Ro.cr; Montague. a notorious Western ban" 700
ber. vas arfaien-l IN Jefferson Market Court y"'-
terlay on It charge OF unlawfui.y entering a room
in the Fiffl Ay.ru- not,. where BE- wl. arrested
on Safurday ln court Br.ig', Murray. a cham
h-rnia.i in ih- hOie.. testified fhaf slr hai been
working n Room ~. l,, on SsturlIy Afternoon.
Sh- SAID Rooms Nus l5. lps ard lts were occupied
BY Warner Mllee ana h.~ family. consisting o'
his wife two SONS AMI daughter The da"f'. .'t
occupied Room 80 Is, Th, ohamu'fmii,. nal .,ft
the room for a moment. and when -nr returned
she fOunI Montague there. lhr sii -h STE "rh'l
rIlei "INncrr IS Agnrse Miss Miller incn entered
The room aud if was ON her Information mat ih"
Mon,agu, tod Magistrate Flammcr TIA, h. hal
gone into The hotel following a in"n "'.o. -"
Thought tie woman nai gone INTO TINS fo.i" ana
when he DISCOVERED ms nsi"A" hr "''.'s%'' ".i
went out ii~ had meant 400 harm ana ""- '"""
Charies T. Forge detective U. the hoie,. si.d
that Montague had cheated ine hotel out 81 t"o
meals and was professional ,ni~i
Magistrate F.aWln~r fO.d MOnthBue iNi' N''
story vas impfobable ana h,ld him IN So Ion trti
The prisoner gave hs age A. fof\ seven }"Afs h'-
occupation a. / travelling mhr. hni ms nome "'
Mon,.su4 BE- III OWL on the polec records Of var.
ous clti,s under The alias OF Watt Jonr-. Franz
Comstock. Frank simpson and Iiobcr' Sir',,i ni'
history is Wi known 10 it~-Hri s"ant M,' "a.
ley He l. The auda .ious thi"i VINO. ah'u u'' years
ago walked into thr Arrest bank IL p'nN'f. hnI
called The cashier into s.defoom unuer the pea oi
dcsirne private Hnll"hrr. Mh"n u" t'' ihr
cashier alone ne showed revo.v.r in hi face and
ordered 10 out a chr'N Toy H".tf' lHl-
vas dynr Montague th-n ordered that The paving
teller be called n. The paving teller wa- also corr
froned with ne pl<tO. ami madr to cash ihr check.
Montague mad. his -scap" with the money.
on October = 1881. Monthgu-. with nine other prs
oners escaped from a Jail IN -. Louis. IL Augu-'.
1913 he l.d a Tescuing party which took one % hs
pals named Jimmy Carol. away from DrpufF
sheriff Iltch-. Of Ogdc.sDurg III. The Wa
made from 4 train near "A railroad station ia East
St Louis Carroll and M.niague had robbed m
on August 49, ls7g OF s2.UW II was for iuI. ron
berry that Carroll whs under arrest wh-n Monttsu~
effected his release.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5.
SHIPPING NEWS.
roHT or NEW-YORK MONDAY. JAN. G. Is,6


ARRIVED.
steamer pno.nicia (;erl Lehauscr. Hamburg Deem
mdse - cabin and go seerasr pasarngrs -
Hamburg Line. Arrived at the Bar 1T N.
steamer tl'rI. iHudron. HaVr" Tccemher
Is with mdse ~ cabl and 2l st"~rage passengers 10
A Forget. Arrived Of the Bar At . m.
steamer Yumuri, Hansen, T1mricp l"ceier 90 Havana
January with ndse lnd 30 passengers To James T. Naid
a Co u the Bar AT | 20 y m.
Steamer Ttomo ,Norp ljonn'ss Dererara December y
with mdse 10 |. 4 Armstrong Arrived az the Bar al
$50 "a
Steamer Orinoco ns) Fraser bermuda January 2. with
mdse and ~ passengers A Il Ouerbridge * Co. Ar
rived at the Bar at II M
Steamer Rio Gfande BArston Fernanona ana bruns-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
4 FINE ARRAY or WOuEN'S HATS.

A fashionable gathering at Nice took place AT the
opening view Of Nine. Carriers salons No. ! Jardin
Public Avenue Massena. where an exhibition OF
this Partisan mOdiSic's exquisite creations II ladies'
hats drew forth sincere expressions OF admiration
from the ihrong Of fashionable women present
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

special car the next day II vii leave The city hy
th. Pennsy lyania Railroad az 80 pm. on N'dn'S-
day .. .
Chairman \ ". Peters of ihc TAmmanN Cen
eral Committee last night apponi" d iaih' '"ii-
,,i,te. f., attend fhr m,,t. n % fhc Demo- 'fdtlr
National Committee fo ufsr NtN- ork Guy "0
the place for The convention. D. 81 h'ai'' F
John &. Sh"rhaE.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

The arrivals At the leading hotels yesterday were
numerous and some Of the houses had no rooms
vacant last night The indicltons that business
Will be exceedingly good from now unil the spring
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

TIlrNsnAN. IANTNNY
OTTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails.
Ems Bremen Y q Lloyd ............ 1OOa IN 1000
WEDNESDAY JANUARY
Paul hamp,oa. American. 500 IN 400 n m
Irltannc White Star...... 900 10 90
Nornanna. C-noa Hamt- Amer. 800 II 90
seneca Havana. y q tuba........ 90 p IN
I,arl-n Tower. Trinidad. Trinidad. 200 2Oo
rrni1ad Bermuda. Quebec. 500 IN 1000 m
, ,yua Jacksonville clyde. 800
Fontabel.r Wndward Islands. Quebec o3o II :O0 IN
THURSDAY. JANUARY .
Schiodam Anisierdam. Meth Amer.... 700 N 900
,yena Ilnyfi Alias .iun) m l%.uo
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnston. Phi!d-
dciphia.
Miss NJ. johnson, Philadel-
phla.
Mrs. W. q. !. Goddard,
Providence.
{. y. Dunu. Philadelphia.
&. J Right. Ruiiai0.
II. q. Dichl Buffalo.
l.. ". Ilill. 81 Paul.
X ~. Roam" ~ wife Phila-
g.1rhiI
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

W. Amory. Boston.
q. W. Dunn. Boston.
l.. T.. Spencer. Des MOines.
X. DriscOll a wife. Calves
ton.
e i. Simpson. Scranton.
General T.. a. McAlpin. Al
bany.
\. W Morrison. London.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

vi Win nt," ana ra, rr .., u " ,' * -,
- th. od rouinon IS co. No' h'sn.a-. as reported
s,~,' Sd. .a.e, d'o. r,nn'-. n'nmo'r in bal
steam, iln~.'... ,i,ns, Baltimore with mdso 10
s..sm.. ,en.r,c,,r r,vr..al Philadelphia NJ, ma-e
s',a'a.r tea.ts noa o'renh4s'n. etc. passed IN a,
sandy HOOK. ian $40 wini north. Moderate
bfr"le clear. haas M shore"
CLEARED
Steamer Ems G,o. ncmlu,s,cr. nrcmen. VIA South
steamer Guyandottc walker Norfolk and Newport News
steamer Endca,or an Thompson Lisbon and oporio-
s.ra,nsr critic dln ua,ie~ I>i,h- simpson spence *
';,, steamer spain Diio. Goulie London + W Hurst,
steamer srminoc chichester Charleston and Jackson
S'camcr Richmond Glover. Yewpor, News and Rich
steamer lame. nranl BO Tucker Lisbon Peter
sieamcr Nasmyth oiD. Eaton Manchester. Eng -Husk
Steamer Henry l. cav. Deano Baltimore II Foster.
stcancr Hannah II Bell dr, sainhorp Norfolk Bow
sf,amcr r"uri' dir smith Liverpool II KcrScy
steamer Stella ,GcD. Reuter-. baltimore Hamburg
isrE Teie Troop uo. Kenn'y Annoy. for orlcrs-J W
Parker q e..
SAILED
s.e,mors Spain ,'r, London Guyanao,te. Norfolk
and N,vpari News scmrole charleston and Jacksonville
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
"a
I arrived ID bordeaux January J.
amer Delaware Thomas from NeN-lOrk pccem-
| hnr ." arrived at AVonmoGih January
steamer Iudgse I'm dn). Perry. from New York De-
.nler - via II N,harls. arrived AZ London January g.
steamer Pontiac tIHp. owen from Mediterranean ports
fnr New Yor,, pa.s d Gibraltar JanuarN D.
,.unc NeW-N urk December
- f,r Liverpool. passed kirsaie January o.
steamer olympia ,lf.l. Osborne. nom Mediterranean
u'rts fnr N.w-Yolk passed Gibraltar January u
steamer san Rocco tAusU from Smyrna FOR New York.
uasscd Gibraltar January I"
steamer Exeter Cy ,Er Watkins sailed from swansea
I f,r New January :.
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II "i"fi S'ormer. sailed from
| G.ucn Tor New York Jinuaiy !
steamer Olympia h}rD. osho sailed from Valencia FOR
New York January
Steamer Stuttgart Geil N"h'hbr'h sal'd from bremen
f,r Ny YORK January l.
steamer Buffalo df) Malet. sliiel from Hull for New
York .
e,enme, Ocvenum d'orD. Jameson from New York De
ccn,,.r . via Lisbon. arrived oIorto December ~
steamer Beacon Light tr Anderson. from New-Nork
, I.c,u,i.r - arrived at Hamburg January =.
steamer britannia tfr. Sag's from NewYorl Decem-
her ~ arrived "a Naples January .
steamer II, prllr tl,r). uttcr NeW-Yorl
her II fr Adrn and ombly arrived NJ Agiers January .
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.

An Sand, Hook o.2p Go, Island o:52 Hell Gl,e 80,
N sand, Hook l. ,;ot Island 1OJ lIe Gif. 30
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
Announcer cnts.
T.. & w.
T.. & w.

The secret OF wearable carpets is revealed by
Cowpcrthwait lIthst.. who's" Reliable goods
pure wool. shoddy, 81 they stand ANY amount
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

FOREIGN PORTS.

so,ners Spain Orr for London. Guyandotte. Norfolk
and N.vpart News. Seminole Charleston and Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
BROADWAY CENTR.


j. II Mullen. Montreal.
&. ". Cutler. 'ambi idg-.
Mass.
T.. 4. Shaftuck. Boston.
g. n. BunGv. Florida.
j. \. Lowe N Wife. Port
land. Nj.
q. T. liufnham. Albany.
". W. Thayer. Milwaukee,.
" J. kendriCk. Wichita.
Nan.
r. N Campbell -. Pau.
NJ Fisk. -. Paul.
II. ". Nuir. indianapolis.
W. II. Griffith. indianapolis
j. Armstrong. Fort Wayne.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
GRAND UNION

r. II. Marcy. HiilsborO.
y. ~.
J. II. Bartlett. Newburyport.
Mass.
G. A. II. Stevens. Montreal.
Miss Stevens. Montreal
j. II. Lown. Poughkerps.c.
&. A. Bailey. Waterbury
J.. X. kimball. Chatt1npors.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

4. Sfctson. Philadelphia.
h. Forsman. Mi.iiamspoft.
Penn.
O. q. Alright. Allentown.
~. NJ. LYMAN. Chicago.
". G.. rylcr. B.adfor N ass.
{. q Eu.l. oxford. y. !.
J. 4. Baidwcll. Trenton.
Mr.. NJ. \. Edmonds. san
Francisco.
II NJ Morris Bhiialc,plia.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
UIRINE INVELLIGTNCT.

M1SIATi'RE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7.2i Sunset 40 Moon fis's - Moon. age -
HIGH WATER TODAY
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

T.. .. WalcDtt ~ wife, Den
Yer.
ID Il. Robinson. Chicago.
W. A. BisS-ll. san Fran
cisco.
II. j. Smith. Chicago.
W. II. jackson. Boston.
l.. i. Castle Boston.