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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidueys aud bsw-
els. Never sicken, weake or gripc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23

MORE MONEY IN POULTRY
FOR amount invested and time devoted 10 it
than anything else the farmer raises. II has
become a maxim. "Raise poultry and raise
the mortgage on your farm" The Poultry
Keeper Box BB- Parkesburg, Pa. At fifty
ccnTs year, is the leading authority on poul.
~ rai-ipg. Sample copy free
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23
c. w. TAYLOR,
House, Sign and Fresco
Painter.
PAPER HANGER & GRAINER
january q 1891.
hauling.

HNHE Undersigned is prepared to do Hauling
4 of all kinds, either with Cart or Wagon at
moderate rates. Delivering of merchandise
and baggage 10 and from the railroad dcpots
speciality. Orders left at the Livery stable
OF Mr.. Joseph Hunt will receive prompt at
tcntion. EDGAR d. GLAZE.
Dec. 20. '92.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23

"A customer whose wife used Mothers Friend;
says that II she had 70 go through the ordeal
arsfn ard there were but four bottles 70 oe
ofteiried and the cost was $4,000 per bottle ne
TouId have them GEo.LAYToEs Dayton ONO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON,
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IS. 1897.

cHAar.s Tows. Jn,rnason cOUrzr, W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23
Eternal Vigilance.

"a Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" F"
1t IS the price of everything worth having.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23
Mothers S Friend

A11ays
Nervous
ne SIS, re-
1iezes the
Headache,
Cramps
and Nau-
sea, and
SO pr e.
pareS the
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-23

r.rs rsRaoF1ELo REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA Ga
SOLD ~ Az DHUvseIsTs.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Nathaniel =. Bell (colored). the pastor Of chapel
in Rossville was arrested I'm that place yesterday
charged with violation of the Penal Code i'm OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. Bell is
charged with obtaining money for the purpose Of
erecting church building and appropriating 1t to
his own use. He paroled by Justice Wood for
trial tomorrow.
The Rev. Joseph c. Campbell. rector Of ST. Mary s
Roman Catholic Church. Port Richmond. will sail
for Genoa. Italy. on Saturday. where ne will re-
main for some time. The Rev. William Murphy of
Troy, will fill the church vacancy.
The annual meeting of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children will be held this
afternoon Mt o'clock in the Church OF the Holy
Comforter. Snug Harbor
The third dance Of the Junior Dancing Glass will
be held on Friday evening in the Woman's Club
Building. St. George.
The Staten Island Whist Club will play against
the Jersey Whist Club and Knickerbocker Club at
the St. Cloud Hotel. New-York tomorrow evening.
The Kings Daughters OF ST. Andrews Parish.
Richmond. have received a handsome piano be-
qucathcd to them by the late Mrs w. H. Wander
bt. Mrs. Vanderbilt literally the circle In
her lifetime
The Democratic County C.nmittee has elected
the following officers: Chahman DR. John l..
Feeny; vce-chairman. John J. kenney treasurer.
Is. J. Bodnc: secretaries J. f.. OGrady T.. G. Vett
+. Wsey owen and II. +. Metcalf jr The pri-
maries will be held on January % and the conven-
tions January -.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

evidence Of good faith and the bonds will be deliv-
cred to them on January q.
Patrick Muck twenty-nine years old. or NO D
Centre-st who was arrested on suspicion. has con-
fessed to the robbery of the barn Of William r
Lewis and TO entering the home of Samuel l..
White The confession made to Chief Foley,
and Mullick will have a hearing this morning. me
police believe that he knows something about the
robbery of the home of II. H. Beals, which occurred
on Sunday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Congrega-
tional Church will give orange tree and a
New England supper at the church on Friday night:
The tree will be loaded with gifts and prizes. and
supper will be served from TO y. m.
The concert given in the V NJ. {. A. rooms on
Monday night by the Shpp brothers and Miss May
f. Shipp Of the most largely attended
entertainments of this season. and encouraging III
financial results to the association The pro-
gramme consisted of bell-rnging. instrumental
music and recitatons. local talent furnishing the
latter.
The dssensons in st. Pauls German Lutheran
Society is now involved In them. Separate meet
faction in the church. and the other faction. OF
which Mrs. Somer is treasurer. meets AT her home.
II is charged by the trustees of the anti Somer ac-
tion that the friends of the Rev. Mr.. Somer nave
drawn $3.50 of the societys funds from the bank,
and using II to defray the expenses of the tight
which is going on in the courts.
The Webster Club has elected new officers. as
follows President. Harry G. Sloat: vice-president,
Frank Vanderbeck secretaries. Burton Quipp and
Edgar a. Anderson: Social Committee. Edward
Lomis and George Close.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
SING SING.

The installation of the newly elected oHoers OF
Morell Post No 144 G. A. r.. OF this village loon
Mace at Grand Army Hall on Monday evening
Tho exercises were conducted by General James
r O'Beirne who was accompanied by ms stan
consisting of Comrades Moore. of G. g. Mead
POST: Marshall. Of Rice Post: Mitchell OF hi'
ching Post: owens and Arnold of Ciafn POST
Rrackett and Parkinson of Lafayette Post. and
Scott Of Hamilton Post. AT the conclusion OF the
ceremonies speeches were made by Commander
RYDER of the loca. post. ana General . tclrnc
and the members of his stan. The Key John H..
I-reeden. of Sing Sing. also mad" an lht'festis
and able address. The evening cohcluded WIN
dancing and refreshments. 49,, ,u
Tbe Grand Army associations or TINS village,
consisting OF the Post. the Womans Relief corps
.nd the camp of the Sons OF Veterans. Will go 20
paskskiIl Tomorrow evening 10 attend the lnstala-
t,on Of the officers Of the g. a. X. Post OF thtt
Village on Friday they will attend similar exer-
cises at Yonkers. a number OF g. A; n. mem
hers will attend the annual meeting and dinner %
the Westchester Grand Army Association al ioh-
kers this evening. , ,.,. ,,o,,rh,ors
of the American Revolution. was opened undti
6atter1ne circumstances at the Baptist thurch on
Monday evening The exhibition WIN be c9n,in1ea I
fhrouehout the week at the Office OF the late Dr
q q 7 Fisher in Ellis Place. from 10 10 p. m.
A special entertainment will be given every even
lnn
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

and Fifty-third-st.. and move uptown to Madison
ave. and Eighty-thrd-st discussed at meet
ing of the members OF the church Monday
evening, but decision reached The prop
erty at Madison-ave and Ffty-third-st. is said to
he free from debt and worth about $4,000. and
some of the members Of the church say that the
sale OF the property would enable tho congrega-
ton 10 erect and endow a finer church uptown.
The pastor of the church is the Rev DR. Charles
l.. Thompson.
The three-story brownsonc house at No. 6i
Lexngton-ave has been presented by Jacob II.
Schiff. the banker to the Young Mems Hebrew
Association Of this city. clubhouse. The as
socaton has been occupying hired rooms at No.
III East Fifty-ninth-st.
At the January meeting of the North Side Board
Of Trade held at No rs Alexander-ave. on Mon
day evening. ex-Judge Hall presided. The princi-
pal subject under discussion the Greater New
York charter. The Committee on Education pre-
sented IA report on the educational features. in
which several of them were condemned. There
was animated discussion. In which Chancellor
MacCracken, Morgan Washburn and others took
part. the sentiment being that the borough Board
Of Education of the Borough of the Bronx should
consis; OF a greater number than five members.
and that teachers of the grade and rank
should receive the yearly salary. Resolu-
tions passed asking the Committee on Draft
to substitute an elective official for each borough
for the Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works.
To encourage the planting Of trees in the streets
OF the city. the Tree Planting Association will
soon issue n large number OF circulars, giving di-
rectons the best kinds OF trees to be planted
In New-York. and the addresses OF nurserymen
who will supply and plant the trees reasonable
prices Citizens who want TO form clubs for tree
planting may procure blank forms. free OF charge.
by applying to w A. Stiles. the secretary OF the
association in The Tribune Building
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
NETWORK CITY.

An election will take place in the armory Of the
10Th Regiment this evening to fill the vacancy
caused by the promotion Of Major r. w. Leonard
TO be lieutenant colonel of the regiment. The pop
uIar candidate for the place is Captain Washington
Content Of Company II. Company +. Captain
James w Gerard. jr.. will give smoker at Wen
ders Assembly Rooms on FRIDAY evening.
The oney-order return for 1886. which has just
been issued at the General Postoiice. shows that
the number of transactions was Ssi+D amounting
to NO7 S61. .9S2 Os. increase over @' of lHS% in
transactions or 47-I0 per cent, and increase In
amount Of S,17s9H 40
Three Of the zebus, sacred cattle. that have
been on exhibition in Central Park for the last
two years were yesterday afternoon shipped TO
Columbus Ohio. The zebus belong TO the Barnum
g. Bailey Company and will go into winter quar-
tors with the Smells Brothers Menagere In CO.
lumbus.
Commander Ballington Booth yesterday issued
a statement emphaticaly denying that General
Booth of the Salvation Army. WAS about TO visit
this country with the intention Of uniting the
Volunteers of America with the Army. The con-
s,,tution of the Volunteers. Commander Booth
said utterly precluded the possibility OF such
union.
Thomas ORourke. Richard Roche and George
Ji:sticc who were arrested Saturday night week
ago on a charge of being implicated In a prize
fight at the Broadway Athletic club in which
lanes Duffy of Boston. was killed. were arraiSned
I'm jefferson Market Court yesterday for examna-
,ion As the Coroner's verdict had cxonerated
them from all blame in Duny's death Magistrate
Flammer discharged the three men from custody.
Beatrice Aspnwal the eight-year-old daughter
Of Lloyd Aspnwa died suddenly yesterday AT her
fathers home. Her mother died only last Wednes-
day from penumona. The chd's funeral will he
private.
A story was circulated yesterday that the Long
Island Railroad had secured the stables or the
Fourth-ave surface road, at Thirty-hrd-st. for n
terminal At the Office OF Charles M. Pratt In
the Standard oil Building. the story was declared
TO bo untrue.
The Commissioners Of Charities yesterday con-
tinued the hearing of Captain Albert NJ White
tho Suspended Morguc-keeper. who Is accused OF
improperly dispostng OF bodies committed TO his
care. Superintendent Murphy OF Bellevue Hospital
and DR. Burtonshau of the Polytechnic Hospital
were the witnesses
A proposition 10 sell the property OF the Madi-
son Avenue Presbyterian Church. at Madson-ave
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Tho sscond annual dance of the Hugueno' "heer
mon which is announced to take place in the gym
nasum on the night of January IS Will be 'he iaIs-
est and most elaborate dance Of the season sup
ner served by Mazetti and music by hungarian
orchestra will be a part Of the programme
Mrs Harriet Nordquist who Tor seVe,ai ,,'a
-. ,.ar,, ,u a, the home of her daughter Mrs.
= Morsar died there on Monday. She was the
,,o ~ the late Charles J. Nordqust. who Tor many
Years was practising physician in Tuckahoe. re
was killed several years ago by train near iv u,y
Bronxvile station. Mrs NorrqunIsth qnahoe fbirtv-ave
years years osH She leaves two daughters-Mrs Morgan; ot
ESew9 Rochelle. and Mrs. John Lyons. OF Moums Nh n
wv la sisters are Mrs. J. 5. LatlmeI MIs- -
rragorv ron and Mrs j. S. Van Court OF mount .ei
NON and Mrs Charles Bostwick ana r od enaraI
TGn,.rd uc,. Carter Goodwin. OF Brooklyn me ueIs
Vii he held at Mrs. Morgan's nome 'his ai'e'"oo
purial will be In Woodlawp.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
PEEKSKILL.

The officers Of Bald Eagle Tribe were installed
on Monday evening by Deputy Great Sachem
Bieberch. of Sing Sing The names OF the officers
We're recently published in The Tribune
The newly elected officers of Harmony Lodge
No. 13S. X. of p. were installed last evening at
Castle Hall by Deputy Grand Chancellor Charles
i. Anderson. of Yonkers.
The officers of Bald Eagle Haymakers Associa-
ton No 26ii2. |. o. of r. NJ as recently noted in
these columns. will be installed this evening by
Deputy President Purdy. of Sing Sing.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Westchester County National Bank held yes
terday. The polls for the election Of directors
were open from II to l2 m. The following d-
rectors were reelected: Cyrus Frost. Thomas Mel
son. David w. Travis. William ID. Southard. Cor
nclius a. Pugsey, stephen ID. Horton. William L.
Dyckman George T. Pierce and Frank NJ Dain
AT "A meeting OF the directors following the cleo
ton Cyrus Frost was chosen president of the
Board and Cornelius A. Pugsley secretary. G. A.
Pugsley wass chosen cashier OF the bank for an
other year Mr.. Pugsley has been cashier since
1879 The same corps of bank officials re-
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-The Rev. Samuel w. Duncan OF
Boston. FIFTH VENCE-EXPres Benjamin
Harrison. of Indiana; Congressman Jacob Lefever.
of New Paltz n Y: ex-senator Henry G. Davis, OF
West Virginia. and S. Davis Warield of Balti-
more. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. W. Rusk OF
Baltimore. and Samuel \. Beardsley. Of Utica.
HOLLAND-Charles NJ. Hays, general manager OF
the Grand Trunk Railway. OF Canada. MAN
HATTAN-Commander John r. Bartlett, United
States Navy: ex-Congrcssman John W. Gambler. OF
Boston and Theodore NJ. Pomeroy. Of Auburn. y.
y MURRAY HILIl-Railroad Commissioner Ash
lev W. Cole. OF Albany; Justice J. O. Dykman OF
the NewYork Supreme Court and Major James w
Hinkey of Poughkeepsie. PARK ANENCE-EX-
Governor Sidney Perham, Of Maine SAVOY
Senator Stephen b. Elkins. Of West Virginia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shrver. Of Baltimore, and
William f. Littleton, of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
WHITE PLAINS.

D Another attempt was made YESTERDAY io'l''''s
az the Courthouse to elect Comm'ssiohr, "a
Irrors TO succeed the present incumbent j. HOW
ard Kinch. the Democratic holdover. me Oh
- D,s,r,ct- Attorney and Sheriff. AT yester-
Sa,.s meeting the County Judge was absent.
About twenty ballots were taken but no choice
waS Tbe names of the candidates voted for wer9
James Stiliman. Of Yonkers James Hopklns ns :, o.
read Toli' Of Somers John Mabie. OF Cortandt: Ed,
win b. Fish. Of Bedford. and John breese, 60 oi
Wh,ta plains Another attempt 10 elect 'ohi-
Missioner ssi viii be made to-day at O'Clock ,
The Board OF Supervisors YESTERDAY paeSeu tor ,b q
.aanI,,,ion allowing the following sums lot tHe
surrogates ONCE Clerk 500 rNrd,bs Snie @lerk
s-sn. pSecord Clerk $500: Guardian and Account
CoyL 5000: rent OF Yonkers office $500; tanor SO
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
PORT CHESTER.

A team of high-bred horses owned d! fI"oou
Purdsell. OF the firm Of Russell. Burdse" " "'"'
took fright yesterday morning near the rai""s '
ton and away. The coachman oH' ...., ,so
49,, ,,na,s and they led a wild chase down the
.venus overturning the carriage and dragging I"
on its side Mrs Burdsell had come 10 'e uisa ri,,
with her husband and was sitting IN the daaaed
whan the horses took fright. she was III u" 80,
rritb the vehicle and had narrow escape i5oi,. s
death. The team stopped near the ",Hu@p w ,pa
Uotei and Mrs Burdse was taken OUT ol W t.o
,uscLed carriage and carried into the hoteI Whele
~ was found that she badly bruised pu' ~, ~
otherwise uninjured The coachmah eSo"Pe" WIN
slight injuries. - ,,1,s C.rb has elected
,.a, officers as follows: President Niliam t.S"I
~ H. nrasident F. F. Sudwel secretaries. = ~
c,smp and w. A. Mills: treasurer Thomas N; Iaa a
ker: Board Of Governors w. r. "ahe"e''' ~
der Horton and w. p Clark
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

Steamer Olympia dBD Craig. Gibraltar Genoa anu
steamer jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk and Ne"'~'
News-Old Dominion IS Co t.senh I
steamer Dale. Pinrno Bridgeport. Conn-'ose'"
Scanon. .,a,a Egypt-
Steamer pen,agoe, oakes. Passport. Ma RocS'"
steamer Riuehelds Masingo Baltimore II n,ssrnsional
Steamer Paris. Watkins. Southampton
Navigation Co.
Steamers Mannheim Ger. for Flushing. Spse Ned
.,rans.r n,r,s Lame stown Norfolk and Newpot ,ns,
seminole Charleston and JacksonviIie NlS u Morgan
ham savannah: Monkseaion ,bo isn,uus uo,s Manuka
CITY. Jeremic and Cape Haytieh W" ''"oN''
,iIr. Alexandria, EGYPT
THE MOVEMENTS OF sthAME"''
FOREIGN PORTS. -
steamer Elise ,ier'. Re'nsrs a' pint January
Deem 80 FOR HAMBURG Iass'' ''
Steamer Cassius ,Ger) sailed from Singapore TOT
York before January g. p,ssel sailed rom santos for
s,eamen Ia,ia din WARDS sailed from Nap'es '''
New York January D "a, ,,.-ss, sailed nom Paler-
Steamer Jane kclsall ttTl, i'W'S'"' ''
mo for New York January y ,..,, nremen FOR
steam er Oid-nhuig Ger' sailed ''0'" ''
S,eam"r Mesantic an Foot, from L'nco" S""'~ wv"
Milford New York January ~ Flat, from New York
Novsmhsr 10 arrived at nuenos Ayres peenos yoxk
stamcr Bremerha,en Dutch NI,nos, nnnssry v 10
s,n.a -ii.xsilus ,lselg) Stapedon. nom NJ"
Dcsn,hsr 10 arrived Rio JaneIro Jsmuass Work DE-
.s,s.nsr Kensngton ,iir). Bond. iron. wv"
n'nsr ao arrived Al Antwerp January 10 xsx-Yorb
e,o,m.r ~ Helens tbrp i.uckilah, 10
December rs arrived at ioneon asnuI nomn from New
vi pec.n,h.r arrived az GLASGOW York. Va
e,ansr Fulda GER. Petermann Ho" WV
ch,ai,ar arrived Genoa January IL yo,k for South
steamer ~ Louis. Hanhie to.' '
smpton passed Lizard January L.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Greater New-York charter hearing. City Hail.
State Railroad Commissioners Chamber OF Com
Annual election Of Board of Education D. m.
Police shooting tournament, Sth Regiment Ar
Military tournament, Madison Square Garden.
y.
South Brooklyn Wheelmen races. 18th Regiment
Armory D. m.
Thirteen Club dinner, Hotel Barthold. 1913 p. m.
Patriotic Republican Club No. 24S East Seventy
eghth-st.. p IN.
Ladies' day at Knickerbocker Athletic Club. to
IL p. IN.
Sons Of the American Revolution, Hotel Nor
mande, $50 p
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
LOW PRICES FOR MODERN PAINTINGS.

The sale Of 100 modern oil and water-color paint
ings belonging to James l.. Pettus and w. L..
Vandervoort begun last evening by Robert
Somervillc auctioneer for Ortgies e. CO.. at No.
3G6 Fifth-ave. There was a large attendance of
men and women. but competition inactive.
and most OF the prices realized remarkably
low 4 few OF the principal sales as follows
THE Rehearsal 10y Ramos Garcia Rome. $40
originally purchased for S1.,.O: The Card
Players" by Hendrick Weber. S11o: Lions Den. -
By L. Stracke. professor OF the Academy of Am
sierdam. 500. The range OF prices from 81
TO $40 Seventy five pictures sold. Tine
sale will be finished this evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
KATONAH.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Green. Of New-york City,
with several guests. spending few days at
their country seat Forest View. this village.
The Katonah Postmaster has received permission
from the Postmaster General to remove the office
to a site IN the new village the trains
stop there which will probably be about March ].
The meeting of the Bedford Farmers Club will
be held at Bedford Station. in Adams Hall. this
afternoon at o'clock James Wood, Of Mount
Kiscc will read a paper on THE Horse
A sociable for the benefit Of the Golden's Bridge
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at the
home of Lewis Travis tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
MAMARONECk.

The trustees and directors of the Union savings
Rank have elected Thomas Brewer as Vlce-p'es-
dent. an office recently made vacant by the oea'"
Of Dennis c. Gately
The new officers Of Apawams Lodge anu ~
h"o x,,o, ;nst.,led Tomorrow night The
ar.monv viii take place in the hall OF She,uIahe tt
Council r. A. after which the members i, anh nv ''tn the
friends will be guests at a oihhe' s"''' -
Lodi
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
MOUNT KISCO.

At the annual meeting OF the s'ocNno'"e's " .ho
~ Wv. y,.oo National Bank held yesterday, the
49,. 49,. a., =, ofBcers were reelected. as follows;
rn,u,ood CARPENTER. president: F. NJ Carpenter
county Treasurer). vice-president; W. t,rvsnt ~,
caSnler' rh oodore Carpenter. Howard r. Baiiy
Charles T. sutton Edward A. KaFmono anu '''
,hraa officers already named
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
MOUNT VERNON.

The 10000 in 4 per cent school bonds were dis
posed Of by the Board OF Education on Mohoay
night TO Edward C. Jones a. Co, OF NO ~ nroac
.,ay Nev.york CITY at 1861 There were several
ether HIGHER bids but these were based on stipu-
iation that the interest be per cent. The pur-
chasers were required TO ne certified check as an
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

,.. u,ll . Lori)n Dec 80 .:-. -. Mison ni
E'uht, .tar Lucia Ji1 b..' h'hP' ~ Sn -,
tu.ier Soy ORE ans Jan J........' Me"h
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10
swansea Jan l........-.. .btls',i
rlnspu,, ,, Gibraltar. Dec 3l. Men q ~ Il,
i naIa.''" HMM Rio Janeiro. Dec y. La"po'' "o'
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

rndse to II Maitland kersey Arrived the Bar 505
steamer Rialto ,BD Rippeth. Newcastle December 20
with mis. Son. Arrived at the Bar At 1888
M.
Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar at ; IN.
steamer Vera tCnrl POhle. Genoa December n and
Gibraltar January . with mdse 30 cabin and PA
passengers to Oerchs & CO. Arrived the Bar 10 10
a
2 Kingston Z with mdse and - passengers Pim
Forwnod a K.ock Arrived al the Bar at p
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
with rndse and passengers old dominion SIS CO.
Steamer Roanoke Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
win ndse and passengers old Dominion - Co
city ~ Philadelphia, Nanklrk. Ihiladelphia
with mdse to & Roberts ,,
mdse and passengers to G II Mallory 4 Go.
sandy Hook j. Jan l2-?3O y m-Wind northwest,
strong breeze. clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Herman Winter. Nckcrson. Bost'n-H p'n'-
Steamer Southwark dIeg. Bence. Antwerp-Interna-
steamer portia ,I,rl. Farrell Halifax. 5. ana 81
Johns y F-Bowring n Archibald. -,
steamer Seminole Bearsc Charleston and Jacksonville
william y clyde n CO.
steamer pawnee. swain. philadelphia- william = 'Nde
steamer Cambrian ,Br, Morgan. I.ond 'n-s"nderson
~.
steamer John Englis. Bragg. Portland. Me-h'fH'o
steamer Majestic (Br) smith. IAverpno!-H ksrse,,
Steamer Aiesa (Fr), Vallat Msrselies-J E'"s"
4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
ror Lin. Mails close. Vessel sails.
vessel American ...... 100 a m 1000 a m
Iaiir sanIi Vhitc star..... 10 IN l2.OO
Ma)rsuc .,r.,, pod STAR. 4 II 90 a IN l2:OO
Southwa'n " e cuba ....... 1900 800
luniuil - Ian. Morgan @. m y
~ M,",c, ,'as,or Jallrv. 500
THURSDAY. JANUARY II
49,, ~..sa, y Y e ,'uba....... l.uOpm 3.)o
.an.nsn;i In,chesse S..llrth, say. 300 III
FRIDAY JANUARY II.
, ,..o. Uavu ,,as...... 1000 m ZOO
Af,Ihhipse' NalicrY...... 300 m
,oiorau.' fr.,,os,on ,Tyd. ........ 800
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
SHIPPING NEWS.

FORT OF HEw-YORK-TuEsDAy. JANUARY u. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bovio Qr) jones' Liverpool January ]. with
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
Announcements.

Neglect your hair and YOU lose ii. Parker's
Hair lSalsam renews the growth and color
Hndercorns. the best cure for corns IL cts.
E. w. Winamac. f.. & w.
A NEW COLLAR.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 455 Moon sets m 3;'s Moons ags IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
, M-Sandv Hook 3:i2 Gov Island 3:H Hell Gate 456
pM-Sandy Hook $40 Gov. Nsland 3:2I Hell Gate SO