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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-06
ALSO,

No. ALI the defendants right. title 10,
and interest in the following described
piece OF parcel of real estate situate, ly-
ing and being in the Borough of Dunmore,
county Of Lackawanna and state OF Penn
sylv3nia, bounded and described as fol-
street in line of A. L. Silkman's land.
thence southeast along said a. b. Silk
mans land, l57 feet to an alley; thence
northeast along said alley 100 feet to Il
stake: thence northwest l57 feet to the
Aforesaid street, thence southwest along
said street 100 feet to the place of begin
ming. Containing about one-half 90 of
an acre of land, more or less. coal and
minerals reserved. Being same premises
conveyed to Albert Buttcrman by deed
dated August 30th, 1886, vecOrded In Lackl-
wanna county in ID. b. No. 3S, page 426.
etc. All improved with l two-stOry and
basement single dwelling house, double
house arranged for two families and out
buildings thereon.
Second-All the right. title and interest
of the defendant In and to all the surface
or right of soil of that certain lot Of land
situate in the Fifth ward of the city Of
Scranton. county OF Lackawanna, and
lows, TO wit: Being 80 feet In front on
the southeastcrly side OF Sherman ave-
nue., and 225 feet In depth. and known as
lots Numbers ~ and 70 In block No. 2G.
according to plot or map, entitled Price
K Pancoasts addition to the city OF Scran-
ton. coal and minerals reserved. All i'm
proved with q two-story frame dwelling
house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit Of John 3. Bortree W. Albert Butter
man. Debt Sl.7g6. Judgment No. GS3
January term. 1895. H. IA to Nov. term,
1896.
HrLSLANDER & VOsErRG. Attys.
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ALSO

No. ALI the right, title and interest of
the defendant. Grace Franey, adminstra-
trix of the estate of Michael Franey, de-
ceased. in and TO all those certain lots OF
land situate in Scranton. Lackawanna
county. Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
at "a corner of an alley on the south side CT
Brick avenue being forty-two 42) feet
front on said avenue, and forty-two (2l
feet in rear, and being one hundred and
fifty $50 feet in depth and including all
the land and no more lying between the
alley and the lot owned by the estate CT
A. p. O'ponnell, Familiarity known as
served All improved with a two-story
frame dwelling, barn and outbuildings
thereon. No. 2-All the surface or right
of soil of all that lot of land situate in
city of Scranton. county OF Lackawanna.
Pennsylvania, situate on Nicholson street
in the Second ward of said city. Said lot
is on the southerly side of street known
on Pierce's map as Nicholson street on
map made under direction Of the city of
Scranton Is called Thompson street, said
lot is designated in said Pierce's map as
lot No. twenty-five (22) and is fifty GW
feet front and rear and one hundred and
fifty 05W feet deep. No. 3-All the surface
land situate in said city of Scranton,
county of Lackawanua. Pennsylvania.
viz: two lots on southerly side of Nichol-
son street and known as lots Nos. seven-
teen 90 and eighteen 09 each lot being
fifty (J0D feet front and rear and one hun
dred and fifty feet deep.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of william Dunn vs.. Grace Franey,
administrator of the estate of Michael
Franey, deceased. Debt Sl,60O. Judgment
1874 Nov term, 1891. Fl. ia. to Nov. term,
1896. T. J. DuGGaN, Atty.
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II WAS H1IIICltU WITT paIIIs 1T 11Iy Hed1
and back. I had tired feeling and
general languor. l decided to try
Hoods Sarssparilla. which was highly
recommended and It proved Of great
benefit" H. c. Robinson. 72d and Binst
Aves., Sta. W., Philadelphia, Pa. ."
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. %
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SHERIFF's SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l4th, 1896.

By virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri E'a-
cias, Levari Facias and Nendittoni En-
ponas. issued out Of the court OF common
pleas OF Lackawanna county, TO me ui-
rected. l will expose to public sale by ven.
due or outcry. to the highest ana pest
the city Of Scranton, Lackawanna conn n
ty, on SATURDAY. the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.. ls9s at ~
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, all
the right. title and interest or the 1e-
PENDANTS in and to the following de-
scribed lots, pieces or parcels OF land
viz:
the defendant, Mrs. s. w. Edgar, in and
to all the following described lots, pieces
and parcels Of land situate in the city OF
Scranton. county of Lackawanna, ana
state of Pennsylvania:
Ftrst-All that piece. parcel, or lot OF
land situate, lying and being in the city
Of Scranton, county of Lackawanna and
state Of Pennsylvania, described as foi-
lows, to wit: Beginning at stake at
the southwest corner of lot NO. II IN
block "p" Of Won Storch's village plot as
laid out by IL. j. Phillips and on the north
east side of Breaker Gormerly Center)
street, thence running north iifty-one laD
degrees fifteen Q5 minutes west along
the northeast side of said street hfty (5o)
feet to corner; thence north thirty-eight
(Ss) degree forty-hve G5) minutes east
along line of lot No. seven CO In said plot,
ninety CO) feet to a corner: thence south
tifty-one (5D degree fifteen QD minutes
east fifty (50) feet to u corner, TO line OF
said lot number eleven GD: thence south
thirty-e!ght (3S) degree forty-fye tio) min
u,es west along the line OF said lot ninety
1901 feet to the place of beginning; being
lot No. nine (S) in the block and plot afore-
said: improved with one two-story frame
dwelling house and outbuildins thereon.
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ALSO,

All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land situate in the city of Scranton coun-
ty of Lackawanna, state of Pennsylvania.
described as follows. to wit: On the
northeast forty-fve (iO feet more or less
In width by Deacon street: on the north
west one hundred and thirty-nine U39 feet
more or less in depth by the middle gar
den lot; on the southwest fOrty-iive (iO
feet more or less in width by the trans
verse line; and on the southeast one hun
dred and thirty-nine Q3g feet more or
less in depth by the southeasterly line OF
the Homestead" being the same lots OF
turn Of the jury of inquisition in the pro-
ceedings in partition had in the orphans
court of Lackawanra county OF the es-
tate of Euphemia Wint, deceased, No. 2lO
Series A, which said purpart was award
ed to Cornelia Il. Edgar.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Gleland, Simpson 4 Taylor vs.. MIS-.
). W. Edgar. Debt S32.1 IL. Judgment No
lUG. May Term, 1896 Vend ex to Novem-
Der term, 1896. PECK, Atty.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. .
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
4 DRUNKEN NAV BADLY FOOLED.

William Warner twenty-three years old. OF No
1850 Third-ave.. started on two days spree on
Christmas He making uncertain headway
homeward down Second-ave early yesterday
morning when three friendly looking persons hailed
him In front OF No 2liS. and badc him IA happy
New Year.
Sesame YOU Warner rerl.sd steadying him
self against a barrel that stood the edge OF the
sidewalk. 1T a sodly built barrel and
full OF something heavy 80 that it maGe steady
anchor.
That's a good barrel OF ale that you keeping
from sliding of of the sidewalk there" said OF
the group Its 5esc standing there all night. and
there's no saloon here Ny people are temperance
or I'd take ii home and open il New Years. II
you've got any friends that amt too high toned
drink ale take ii home yourself"
Warner that his new-found friend in
earnest and after thinking the matter decided
10 take his advce-and the barrel lie tipped ii
over-it weighed about 500 pounds-and started
down the avenue. rolling IL along the sidewalk
lie shipped and tumbed the walk number Of
would not abandon the barrel He mad started
with il above One hundred and-tenth-st. and nc
had lifted IL over the curbstones OF two streets. and
Was approaching ne-hundrcd a -eighth-st when
Detective Shevlin. of the East nehundrcd- nd
fourth-st station. came along:
What have you got there he asked Warner.
Barrel Of ale: takin' IL home for New Years
Give us a lift" Warner replied. Shcvlin . biz
cement label on one end of the barrel.
What are YOU giving u.s. he asked Warner.
That's barrel of cement" lie rolled the barrel
side of the walk and took Warner 10 the
police station.
Magistrate Crane. In Harlem Court yesterday.
nned Warner So
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
SING SING

Henry Curtis. claiming 10 be- canv"s-et rom
New-york CITY who has been boarding with Mrs
Emma Berg I'm Main-st. iOr three or four days
told her on SATURDAY nigh that he was going TO
leave HIS sudden departure excited her suspicious
and an examination OF his room convlncci h"r mat
he had broken open trun: belong - to william
Lewis a recently appoint ii New-York policeman
which had beer left with her for safe keeping
Curtis was arrested on a train for Ncw-Yorh. just
as it was leaving the station
Mr. Kelley, the expert accounian. Of the Con-
troller's office at Albany. finished his work upon
Financial Clerk EdwaIf !! COrwins books and
accounts the prison. Saturday night having
made exhaustive examination. Warden Sage
told a Tribune reporter yesterdat that while the
Investigation had been Instituted at his request he
did not desire to give any Information concerning
the matte AT present that Mr.. fOrwin is the APP
pontee Of the Controller and the representative or
that official at the prison here. and that II would be
breach Of official etiquette for him 10 the
conclusions arrived a. by Mr.. kcllcy's examination
in advance of the rcport TO the Controller In the
time Mr. 'Orwln IL confined to his home IN
Newburs by Illness
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
STlTEN ISLAND UlPpE\I\GS

The Ocean Yacht club Of Stapleton, will hold a
Smoker on Thursday evening
The New Brighton Board OF Trustees Will hod Il
meeting this evening
Justice Wilmot NJ. Smith. OF the Supreme Cour,
Will preside at the March term Of court.
About five hundred persons visited Silver Lake
yesterday - cnJcy skating. The Thomas syndi-
cate trolley line had to run extra trips and oper-
a two cars take care of the traffic
The eleventh annual installation OF officers OF
Richmond Post c. a. r.. Will be held in Griith
Hall. Port Richmond. on January ~.
New Dorp Council. No LIB Royal Arcarum. has
elected the following officers: Regent. John smith
vice-regent, { \. Smith. orator. \. T. NJ. Hell
meyer: secretary. L. II. X. Draper; collector. r. " .
cleveland, treasurer. H. l.. Cleveland: chaplain
Edward j. Moder: guide. William T.. Cruise; wal
representative. Geor-e Y. Nreeland alternate. A.
=. NJ Hcmcyer: trustees {. Dube. Willis Barton
and T.. Il swift.
The Board OF Supervisors propose advertising for
bids in , short time for the construction of about
miles OF macadam roads. The action OF the
Board meets the approval of the taxpayers. who
al desirous of having the county road system
tended before the county gets into the Greater
New York. for fear Improvements Will have a tenn
porary standstill after the reorganization.
General Manager Frank :. Cannon. OF the Staten
Island Rapid Transit was reported last night TO be
seriously sick his home at ~. George.
Miss Harriet Norcutt Arlington died Satur-
day AT her home In Townsend-ave.. Clifton She
was born at Yarmouth. England. She came TO this
country when twenty years old, and had lived on
Staten Island since. She conducted private
school for nifty years. and numbered among her
pupils members OF the Vanderbilt family. the wife
of Roscoe conkling and Miss Street. the wife
OF Governor Morton. For the last few years Miss
Arlington had only a few pupils. The funeral will
take place to-day at ST. Johns Church Clifton
The Rev. Or. Ecceston will ofIicate.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
1 FTGHT UITH 1 SNEAK THTEF.

Henry Gilvarry. architect. with an Office In tn"
Washington Building. at No. Broadway. was sur
prised Saturday afternoon by sneak thief who
entered his office and helped himself 10 the archi
tects overcoat and walked out The architect
however was soon In the hall. where h. seized the
young by the shoulder The thief dropped
the coat and turned upon the architect and for
several minutes the pair struggled in The hall
Fortunately the elevator passed at that juncturr
and the conductor stopped and came 10 Mr.. Gill
Varry's assistance. With this help the sneak thief
was soon overpowered and made To get in the e,
Nator. lie was taken downstairs and turned over
10 Policeman Mccormack. OF the church-st sta
iion who locked him up. At the station the young
man described himself a. Frank henderson. but
he refused TO give any address
Henderson was arraigncd I'm the Centre Street
Court yesterday morning. Mr.. Gilvary appearing
against him. To the Magistrat" the young
said he out OF work and starving. Iis gen
era appearance. however. belied his statement and
IN. Court held him for trial In $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
pEEIISkIII.

The suit OF the Poekskn state Camp and Moh"-
gan Railroad Company against the village Of
PcekslSill. 10 recover $1,000 forfeit nut up 10y the
railroad comp,nv when the franchise granted
f. was set down for trial NJ White Plains to-day
but has been postponed by mutual consent OF 'onh'
sci This case has been OH the calendar number
OF times before
The fourth annual session Of the New-York Stat"
T., s,racus. ;o-night Professor John Millar. OF
Drnr nm school OF Pcekski.l. Will attend ana ON
"wednesday morning viii read a parcr on th" shh.
icci How Nitaiize ana Enricn the S''d! %
Win The advent Of the new year thcrc VIII te
iruortant changes in the management oi IN" fab'
Hotel. Frank FRYE. who 70; some y'aiS nnS 'pn' COZ,
duc,od the hotel n Lake MOhcgan. the 81 Nlchol"s.
has purchased Of j. Mortimer Johnson. "h" h"-
condi,cfed tho Eagle for the last wear. ms lca~'
and the furnishings and goodVill oi ~" hot'l arg
will ASSUME. charge next Friday. Dr Johnson VIII
return To his own hotel ~ Aflnric liEhldhhS
I,r.paraions for tho coming annual convention oi
the Wc-tch.ster County Young Peoples society ni
Christian I.nd,avOr Union at P,"kshill ar" n'irl
,rri1r church There will be- Two sessions. hitcr-
noon and evening Tho address oi "'rem, WI. 70
delivered at the afternoon session 10y fi'I"tt'h
pugslev president 81 the P"ckskill Local mon.
committee conferences discussions '''iloi or ON
Gers and Other business The following commilie"i
have charge OF the convention Finance MT.
Lcyerctt + Crumb. Mari,n Mos"s jr. Mlss & ,,'r-
har, Miss N,tiic j. Whitlock charles W Hyatt
Re.rpfion- Fred I Iugslcy. Mis- Louise u Ship.
lev t. ~ pye. Miss Best Claienc' }. Lent MIS-
mrnt- Miss - Y Knapp. Mi. Gertrude Moses.
Miss Eta Hilliker Mr.. l. X. Palmer. Miss NJ.
Hawcs Mrs l. = Broadie. Press Nathan Plat
Music Waller g. Moses. Robert Hro'herion. Henry
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.
MOI-\T VERNON

An exciting time is looked for tonight III the ne"
: Pans German Lutheran 'hur'h "h'h -
herg completed in North Sevenih-aNe. -,
o,yreeaton has for several months been divided ana
,vo factions have been formed in favor % 'hH
German ritual and the other inclined 10 modeiN p"
doctrines s,sch "a are held by the English L"thr'-
ans After A long siege in The courts II hdS pee" u"
cded that nolt lther side has eedF elected po''o o'
trustees and Judge Dyckman has granted 10 me
CONGREGATION permission hold an election 'o-hRh.
Each faction mas placed ticket in the hed anu VIII
make determined effort 10 elect u ana secure con"
trOl 0; ihe church IN Ia formal
4 class in vocal music at sight vii & ." i2rin"D 3",,
,lnar inc direction Of Mss Jennings al inc fpu"|
Mems Christian Association rooms TINS 't'l''lN.
The Christmas tree ana enf"rihlhn.hl lol 10.
children will bo given 10y the salvation Army III ti''
barracks in North Iourtn-av". on Ihur-diH nlEn. ~
) o'ciock contributions Of candles. toys ana pfoNls-
ions are being asked for. - ., -, ,..,.. ,
Tho members Of the Webster club vii nave
stag" on wednesday evening AZ the NOM ~ ''"''"
Y Ionas in Cotiagc-avc. Chester Hill. ,
Tho members OF the Matinee Whist 'lun VII y"
guests at A reception given in their honor 'o-ihorioN
afternoon by Mrs : Y. Lane AT ne: nome ii H'''l
Elcvrnth-aNc. ,, -
mcrlv OF BROOKLYN. died suddenly on saturday nisn'
a. their home IN EIslewOOd-aVe.. SHERWOOD lHrh.
Tho funeral will bc ned tomorrow evening. Mis
Barnes was born IN s Johns y. Il. sNiN-i"o years
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
All Paid Purchases delivered free TO (
any point within 100 miles of n. Y. City.

They told the police that about o'clock Saturday
afternoon they heard noise in the back yard
They were eating supper at the time. ana pap
liitlc attention Then they heard man ;ryin.
the rear door Mrs. Rogers went 10 the door ana
there found p man dressed in black suit OF
clothes with low-cu' waistcOat. who was eNl-
IDENTITY in distress. She asked him what b" Wantei
and he said that he wished to reach the street
lie added iha. he had attempted to get through
the mex: hous. but could rot. and asked p"rmis-
sion 20 gain the street by walking through th-lr
hallway The man mado no further explanation.
and Mrs Rogers. thinking him workman lrt
him pass through her hallway TO Twenty -third-st
She noticed that he walked off toward Frst-ave,
Yesterday morning Mr.. Bick went TO the YORK
vile Court as he had promised the police he would:
10 prosecute the man who had stolen his gold
rings He saw Policeman Kiernan and asked him
where the prisoner was. Herman told him 10 wait
:, while and he sat In the court until adjournment
and finally returned home without learning where
The thief was While the police sent out general
alarm for the escaped prisoner they tried to keep
the ease from becoming public.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
NE,W-ROCNirLLE


The reduction recently promised by tho New
sand feet will go into effect January I, 1927.
The company has JUS put in new plant and
now has a capacity of $4,000 feet day. The old
plan: will be held In reserve FOR onergencies
Mary Person Eddy. OF Ncw-Rochellc who is in
Syria an American Presbyterian missionary. has
written to friends denying that the Sultan o.
Turko5 has forbidden women physicians II attend
his subjccts Miss Eddy is physician and says
that sine" she received fror. the Imperial Council
OF Medicine in Constautinop.c "A diploma author
zing her 10 practise in all parts OF the Turkish
Empire she has met no Interference. Miss Eddy
has Two - rian assistants. and says that she has
treated many cases among the Beiouin Arabs suf-
icrins from maaria fever and lcprosy.
Watch-nish; services beginning $50 o'clock on
Thursday evening and closing at midnight. will be
held in -. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho Rev y II. Goodenough. pastor OF the church.
VIII be assisted by the Rev B. -. Stcle and the
Rev. Jacob Thomas.
The Christmas entertainment OF the children OF
81. Augustine Church. in Iarchmont Manor. will
be held to-mcrro" afternoon when gifts will be
distributed.
Favorable action has been taken by the Board
o. Education In regard to the introduction OF the
Penny Pro,idont Fund into the public schools OF
Mr. and Mrs George =. Brown OF r.eland-ave
celebrated their golden wedding anniversary
Thursday afternoon and evening \ large number
of NE nds from Nc"-lOrk city. Brooklyn. Yonkers
and \ea- -kOrh"ll" and others We're attendance
Three weddings htv" been announced take
place "a th, church OF tn. blessed Sacrament nox.
month Tho contracting parties Will be Charles
Rrady. of Brooklyn. ana Miss julia Moran: Edward
Hardy and Miss Katherine Morris and Frank
captain r ! Tinmoa. and the six patroncn
who compose tn poliro force o. the village each
received hanfsom" gold pin set with pearls as
Man-sf
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
WHITE PLAINS :

The las, meeting OF The old BoafI of Nillag"
Trustees will he held this evening. fh" ne" hoar1
yii rno., 70, ihe nrst time on Monday evening mex.
Tb. iny.stieafl.n into the management %; tn.
Westrhe-i.. Temporary Iom" before - W. Gum
soy - referee VIII be continued i0-norrow morning
ai 1890 o'cOc, d,
Grac, Episcopal Church wil. be acl in the AII.io-
rum this evening. .,
IN. u.x. game in tho bowling tournament Viii h"
held I'm Mount Vernon tomorrow evening. "h' D
stars No. / and Stars No. > OF ih.' village WIZ h'
the contestants . ,.
rhere will be watch might servl - In ih" chap"l 9"
the Memorial Methods, Episcopal 'hnfch on In"is-
Idv
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
HONE VIEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
MANHATTAN Frederick Layton OF Milwaukee"
AI.BEMARLE-In X Boysen. OF Chicago
HOLLAND - EX- Senator Joseph VI. Carey. OF
Wyoming MURRAY IiII.I.-Francis g. Peabody
OF cambridg. Mass. GiI.SEl Judge j. :. l. Amo-
roaux OF Ballston. y Y. HOFFMAN-Samue! :.
Bcardsiey OF Ttica and eN-Mayoi w. T. Kirk. III
Syracuse lMPEkIAI.-Stephen BOnsai. second sec
rotary OF the legation at Toxic. Japan. and Ed
ward H. Butler OF Buffalo WALDORF TX Con-
gressmar Il. Is. +. Pcircc. of Indiana Amos \.
Lawrence. OF Ros on. Dr. Oronhyatekha of Toronto
and Thomas Winans and W. :. Winans. Of London.
WESTMINSTER l.eutenant- Colonei r. g Nor
gan OF the British Army. and Frederick Jarvis. OF
Her Majesty's ship Victory
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
WHAT Is GOING on TODAY

Republican club No 40 Fifth-avc. p m.
Tammany Executive Committee Tammany Hall.
D. IN
County Medical Society. No. J, West Forty
third-st.. \ y. m.
Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society. West End syna-
goguc. D. m
Ncw-York Prcsbytery. regular meeting
Special committee of the 22d Regiment armory.
y. M.
Election OF company f. list Regiment armory.
y.
Xuker arson trial. Criminal Branch OF the Su-
premc Court. 1890 a. M.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
SEEN ~ NTD-ATLiNTfC.
DISABLED STEAMSHIP BOUND FROM NEw-OR-
LEANS AND TWOPINNACLED ICEBERG
PASSED BY TIE RROOkLYN CITY.


Captain Watkins OF the British steamship Brook
Nn City which arrived here from Bristol. England.
YESTERDAY reported that at $3.50 p. on December
- latitude 81 % longitude ABB his vessel passed
close under the stern Of disabled steamship.
which he hailed. lie says that the vessel the name
Of which, called back to him by her commander.
sounded like "Caldy" was bound from New-Or-
leans for Liverpool There is however vessel
Of that name in the shipping register. The disabled
steamers machinery. Captain Watkins says. was
being repaired She making about three miles
an hour under fore-and-aft sails and needed no
assistance.
On December 90 in latitude 45;4l longitude 1876
the BROOKLYN City passed 20 :he northward OF
two-pinnacied Iceberg at-ut go feet high and 800
feet long. This is s. ~ .ed to be the remains OF
large three -ptnnaclci itrg which was sighted by
the Red Star steamship Friesland IN latitude $3.50
longitude 46:07 December II II this was the
same iceberg II had meanwhile driftcd between
eighty and ninety miles almost due south. and is
now supposed to be out Of the tracks OF trhnsa an-
tic steamships and rapidly melting under the inhn-
ence OF the warm water Of the Gulf stream
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
PASSENGERS FROM ETROPE.

Among the passengers who arrived here the
French Line steamship La Brctagnc from IIavre
Yesterday Edouard Bischon Mr.. and Mra
Atherton Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Calder aud child
DR.. Conner. Mr.. nni Mrs. J. Gabriel Mr.. and Mrs
w y. Harris. Ernest Oppenhuim. Mr.. and Mrs
MERCER and Mr.. and Mrs Violcttc
Among those who arrived on the Hamburg Amer
lean Line ste imship from Hamburg ~. Alex
ander C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs Albert Bfassc
DR. Rudolph Denig. Mrs. Thclka lIofmann. August
Iiofmann ana Cily Hofmann
New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
THE JOHN @. CARLISLE ~ BAD LUCK

The newly chartered Ellis Island ferryboat John
q. Carlisle was in bad luck yesterday. Leaving tho
Barge Office at a. m. she was forty minutes in
making the "trip to Ellis Island. and there she
against the steamboat Hazel Kirke, which was
moored near her pier. Fortunately, neither steam
boat seric usy damaged The Carlisle. which
relieved the Arizona on Saturday. was expected 10
make the trip TO Ellis Island in from six to
minutes. Her failure TO do yesterday at
trIbuted TO the effect Of the wind upon her lofty
upDerWorkG