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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
THE REVIVAL or RELIGION.

The Rev. Dr. Parkhuist preached yesterday In
a., Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. n
largo congregation. DIR. Parkhurst in his sermon
nole on THE Revival of Religion and the Way
a. Rr,ng II About" He said that what this coun-
try wanted was a Christian revolution. an era Of
~ rs,r,,c,on and no more temporary REVEALS.
lie ala that Christian men and women were the
rabicIes 10 bring about the revival OF religion.
49,, Cbris,ian should be like clear glass in win
dr,x and admi, Gods spirit into the world ana
io,i,,d he a channel TO transmit II 10 his fellow e.
80 The preacher said there were TOO many
n'oined glass Christians. who scarcely admitted
lph a all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
MOUNT VERNON.

fire which started from broken chimney de-
stroyed the household goods and partially ruined
the home OF Mrs George Leischke. No. 90 South
Fifth-ave last night. The fire discovered by
Mr. Van Zelm of New Rochelle who was calling
al the house The Church Of TIE Sacred Heart is
near the building and several hundred people were
81 vespers Many Of them hurried out. thinking
the fire in the church ILL.,
An alarm was also sent. TO witch the reserve com
panjes responded They found that the fire was In
New-York city, and returned. Mrs. Leischkes loss
is about $3.50
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to the Hudson Street Hospital and the ray r
perintendent Knoll. who took the photograph a., Q,
the bows pelvic region said that the negative diu
not show any signs Of the button being In that
part of the lads body Another photograph Will be
taken to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
GEO. CLINT Co.
4345 AND At WEST 23cST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST I9"SrReer

IL was engaged at Antietam on the morning of
September L. 1862. The following are the regular
committee: General John Iiendrickson. Captain
Thomas W. Thorne. Lieutenant Benjamin f.
Bovine and Comrades Gilbert :. King Jacob
Ritschy. John {. I.mbeck. Archibald Stewart.
George W. Pancoast. Samuel Berry. T. W Vande-
grift and John IL. Cochran The Auxiliary Com
mittce Is Abram G. Ihia Horace Schermerhorn.
Edward q. Royce. William Scott. General I. Bux-
ton, Alasco C. White and John n. Brown. The
committee met at the 9Th Regiment Armory on
January II and made arrangements TO prosecute
the work with NgOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

January II and made ARRANGEMENTS TO prosecute
the work with vigor.
Emperor William OF Germany has twelve Wallets
whose sole duty 1t * to take care OF his uniforms
the value OF which Is estimated at 100000 When
he travels they occupy two three carriages
What contrast this soldier presents to General
Sherman on the Atlanta campaign. The latter
seemed TO have suit which he wore con-
stantly 1t looked like hand me down that he
had bought from some constituencies suffer
Originally ii had been blue. but the rains and
suns OF many days and the heavy dews OF night
had faded ii to that abominable rusty purple that
untrustworthy blues assume from exposure. He
may have had a better suit somewhere in the rear.
but # So he seldom it. the writer saw
him frequently. and always in his red and rusty
purple.
Comrade Frank Bury. OF John 4. Dix Post No
1885, is a native OF the Black Forest. in the darkest
part o. Germany. and claims direct descent from
the orr ginai robbers who in ancient times made
that locality undesirable place to visit. Frank
has been Inspector in the Custom House for
years and has discovered. he says. thar to be
successful in business politics Il Is necessary to
bc Irish. So he got ont some New Years cards
bearing the following: Herr Francis Patrick
Michael Mco Bury. Fin hundred und so one-st-
Yorkvc Borough. Greater New-York" He expects
now TO he promoted. and his ambition does not
stop short OF the title OF Alderman OF his district
Fred. Hecker Post. No. ios. at post headquar-
ters No 20D West Forty -hrst-st.. on January
: Installed officers for the coming year. Fred
erlck l.. Schacncr past commander Of Sumner
Post, No o. acted installing officer He was
assisted hy his staff The following are the newly
elected officers: Herman Schmidt, commander
John Jacobs. 5. V. commander: +. w Barvick
] V commander; william kess!er. adjutant. A.
Yungcauss. quartermaster: j. +. fiass. CHAPLAIN
H. Miller. surgeon; John Hoffman. officer of the
dav: Anton Cristman. officer of the guard John
Schade s-rgea major; Frank Netter. quarter
maStcr-Sergeant.
The annual encampment Of the Department OF
New-J,rsey vii! be held in June In the city OF
Trenton and begin on the 9th. lasting three days
The first day will be parade day. bill will be
introduced in the Legislature for the establishment
AZ State home for disabled soldiers and their
fAmilies which. 1t is hoped will pass.
The last encampment Of John \. Dix Post
brought "A pleasing reunion to two long -sepa ated
comrades Lieutenant Robert +. Cooke observed
n comrade sitting near him, who looked familiar
and the two were soon looking hard ut each other
both impressed with the same idea. The stranger
was Josiah Terwilliger. who served In the 9th
Regiment ~ Y : NJ. SD New York Voun-
. teers and the two had been terminates. They had
not met since they were mustered out in 1865
Past Department Commander Edward J. Atkn-
son ana stan will install the newly elected officers
OF Joe Hooker Post. No. l2s. tomorrow evening In
their headquarters. Essex Market Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. JANUARY II. iso6
ARRIVED.
Steamer Servia ND Pierce. Liverpool January y. VIA
Queenstown ~. with mdse. w cabin and 81 steeraSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
STOLE MRS. 4. n. TiPPiN'S CHICKENS

James Krcbs. a laborcr with home. was ar
raigned In Morrisania Court yesterday. charged
with breaking into the chicken coop OF Mrs. Susan
Tappan widow OF ex-Judge A Is. Tappan and
stealing nfteel valuable fowls Her home * near
the junction OF Kngsbridge and Williams
bridge roads in Fordham rhe prisoner was
found by policeman carrying the fowls In a bag
krebs was held for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails
ConAnche Charleston. clyde. ........ 100
Darwin Ia Plata Iamport Holt II 30 100 m
Silvia Porto Rico. Rcd Cross. 12.o 200
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.
Lain Brencn. y q Lloyd ........... 500 M 1000
Avena Por, Prince Atlas ..-... 1900 "A m ZOO m
iol.tein Arx Cages Atlas. 1900 IN Zoo
Nadiana. Barbados Quebec. ......... 100 IA 800 m
kansas city Savannah savannah. 300 y IN
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20
New York SOUTHAMPTON. American. .Or n m 10 10 a
cermanr Liverpool White 900 a m 1900
Ucrlin Antwerp ........... Ia 90 A II ~
Trinidad Rermuda quebec 500 IN 1000 m
Nucatan. Havana y Y n 'nba...... 100 = m 800 y m
Valencia Colon Panama. ......... 1000 a IN II.
Santo Domingo Havana. Spanish. II 10 100
III snl orleans Morgan. ....... 800
Algonquin, Charleston. CLYDE. 3'" IN
LEI Galveston Mallory .......- 20" y IN
~, rlsvh pra1u. etr Iampnrt a Holt. .Up pOo
linn Prince lernambu,o. ct. Prince. 300 800
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4 BABYS BODY on ( ROOF.

Frank fIavsrty. thirteen years old. OF NO. S3
East Fifty-eighth-st.. and John Darby. thirteen
years old. OF No 337 East Fifty -ninth-st. while
playing on the roof of NO. 339 East Fifty-eghth-
St yesterday found the body of newly born fe-
male child The police We're Informed. but on in
quiry from the tenants in the building nothing
could be learned TO the identity of the child ;
mother. The body seny 70 the Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 72i Sunset Sol Moon sets lMcon's age II
HIGH WATER TODAY
A Ms Sandy Hook 654 Gov Island 124 Hell! Gate or
PM-Sandy Hook 7:40 Coy. Island 1:js Hell Gate 95l
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Past Department Commander Edward j. Atkin-
son ana stan will install the newly elected officers
OF Joe Hooker Post. No. l2s. tomorrow evening In
their headquarters Essex Market Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

Prince ard Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thfriv-second and broadway.
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The annual encampment OF the Department OF
New-Jersey vii! be held in June In the city OF
Trenton and begin on the 9th lasting three days.
The first day will be parade day. A bill will be-
Introduced In the Legislature for the establishment
AZ A state home for disabled soldiers and their
ffnilies which. II is hoped will pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

The Veteran Association oil the 9th Regiment
~ Y. S. M-sSi Ncw-York Volunteers has APP
pointed "A committee to take charge OF the erection
Of a memorial 10 the regiment Oh the SPOT where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

The members Of the Ne"-fork 'th Regimen, Nr'
Gran Association have adopted a ribbon insignia
- g., paris for their exclusive use. II Is mar
row ribbon bow 10 be worn IN the left lapel button
hole Of the coat The colors are gray. yellow pacK
white and red II is neat and tasteful ana VIII deSig
nate ex-mcmbcrs Of that famous regiment VINO ar'
members of the organization, now 400 strong Inc
association will hold its first memorial service wee, ~
an he last sunday in January The association
viii attend in body. and the church VIII DC nrdpeu
, ,. ,ha occasion The Rev. Or. Brown. the rector
yin oficafe The ceremony, it Is expected WI
begin the permanent annual Observance OF memo
rial rites
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
PELICAN ISLAND PROJECT.

The matter Of disposing Of Pelican Island
to the proposed terminal company is upper
most In the Galveston mind at present and
nearly everyone has an opinion on the sub
ject, either for or against the proposition.
The idea sought to be conveyed by the tor
minal company is that the development OF
Pelican Island and the sale IN the southern
Pacific Railroad company OF 80 acres Of
water front for wharves and docks, afford
the only means Of inducing that much de
sired corporation to come to Galveston and
do business, The opponents ot the project
object to the sale OF tho island because they
think It Is very valuable piece o: prop
erty and will In time become OF much
greater value, and to its DEVELOPMENT at
this time. because the establishment of
wharves for the accommodation Of shipping
over there will initiate against property
interests on this side Of the channel, it be-
ing contonded that development of the
water front OF Galveston island has not yet
reached It's limit, by any means.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19

Austin. Texas. January lS.-At meet
ing OF judiciary committee No. this after
noon. Alelton's bill amending the penal
code in regard TO the sale Of intoxicating
liquors TO minors. and Reubells bill to
make the playing OF baseball ON Sunday Il
violation OF the law, were reported lavora
by with The recommendation that they do
pass.
Mr.. pteutfer's anti-free pass bill was
quietly knocked in the head. with the rec
ommcndation that 1t do not pass.
House blll No. Ia. by Henderson. exempt
ing certain counties from the operation Of
the stock inspection law. and house Dil
No. "a, by Henderson, regarding penalty
for gaming, were passed until Wednesday.
The discussion OF the Nifd and ko-au
bills 10 correct election evils and squclch
the 'llooencc voter occupied the commit
tee most OF the time. The two bills were
referred to a subcommittee OF five, whose
duty 1t shall be to draft substitute for the
bills Messrs. Burns, Good, Kmbell
Evans OF Hunt and Ewing were appointed
as the subcommittee. Tho bill seeks 20
squelch the 'flooence voter, making It 4
penalty OF not less than $500 nor more than
$500 for paying or giving any money or ar
ticle of value to any person as a recon-
ponse for his influence in favor OF any can
didaio for office or to defeat any other can
didate.
These bills make It the duty of the Judge
OF the district court to instruct the first
grand jury convened after the election 10
investigate into tHe matter and enable a
conviction tn be had upon the unsupported
testimony of any accompllce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19

mittee asked unanimous consent TO call up
| senate bill No. Ill, being the bill making
ar appropriation for the mileage and per
| diem OF ire menu ers and the per diem OF
employees. Unanimous consent was granted
and the committee reported favorsbIy on
\ the bill.
| The rules were suspended and the bill
passed.
The following bills we're introduced:
BY Fields OF Hill-Provi1ing that nine
members of a jury concnrring can render
verdict.
by Fields Of Hill--Allows an additional
week OF court in Hill county.
| BY kimbeilTo create liens in favor OF
employees and providing for foreclosure Of
| the same.
, BY MISUNDERSTANDING punishment
for vendors OF lottery tickets.
BY Carpeater--Au;horizinG the comp
troller 10 sprly the county and special
taxes collected by him and deposited in the
State treasury TO the credit Of the unorgan-
led counties of Buchel and Foley &c the
liquidation OF the bonded indebtedness Of
SAIL 90, niles.
By ica j. 4 ill amending the law re
gsrding forcible entry and detainet.
making the matter OF jury trials optional
instead OF compulsory.
BY Mcade--Providinz that the defeat az
prohibition in a county does not prevent
an Immediate election In justice pre-
tinci or city or town In that county.
BY Snsbury--To amend the law regard
ing the meeting OF the electoral college so
that 1t will conform TO ths United States
statute on the same subject.
By Misunderstanding cold storage" in
local option counties.
BY Fields OF Hli--To provide that any
quarantine line fixed by the livestock sani-
iaty commission against Texas splenetic
fever shall be fixed so as to conform to the
Federal quarantine line established or that
may be established by the United Stats
department of agriculture.
BY Crawford-Requiring owners OF coal
mines 10 prepare for the health and safety
o. employees.
By Holland Of Iarris-To regulate con-
tluuance Of causes so as to prevent unnec-
essary delays
BY Carpcnter-To regulate the fees. sal
aries and commissions of county judges.
by Misunderstanding certain neces-
sary duties from the operation OF the sun
day law and also exempting those who OBJ
serve any other day as the Sabbath and
refrain from business for religious reasons
ny Hensley-An amendment to the i'm
pounding law providing that trespassing
stock may be inpounicd
By DEMONSTRATING that when an
election is hril under the stock law and
defeated as adopted. no other election
shall be held in the same precinct in
twelve months.
by Harris-To authorize the incorpora-
ton OF companies for the purpose Of con-
/ strlctng union depots and TO authorize
railway companies 70 own stock and bonds
Of such depot companies.
Tho speaker announced the appointment
OF Ed Stands. from Tarrant. as assistant
TO the postmaster.
Savage was added TO the committee .on
education.
Berirnm offered resolution that the
| Cuban question be left to the Texas scna-
tors and representatives in congress This
was referred after lot Of oratory.
The house then adjourned.
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crner. Senator Burns of Harris was es'
citsed from attendance until Wednesday VI
account OF important business.
The following bills were introduced ana
referred:
by Turncy--A bill to more fully p'oFiae
for the safe keeping Of the public MONEYS
and funds of the counties cities and lo~ns,
and moneys In the hands OF receivers vi
other court officers.
By Wayland-A bill making an appfopri-
alton for the support OF the state govern
ment for the year beginning March :. 49,
and ending February IS. 1899. to cover ne-
fcicncies and for other purposes.
BY Tillett-A bill providing that "her
either party to suit is a corporation tise
adverse party shall have a right TO take
its deposition as in other causes,
ON retiring from the house. the eoun'
OF the vote cast for governor and lieutea =
ant governor having been completed. ine
senate received the concurrent resolu, s5n
from the enrolling clerk inviting non i.
j. BRYAN to Texas and II was sent TO 'he
governor
The mileage and nor diem appropriation
bill was reported from the house and pass
ed and signed by the president. aud the
senate adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
runruinc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
The MOVEMENT OF GRAIN.
The Blockade at Galveston Is Being
Rapidly Removed.
PLENTY STRAWBERRIES IN MARKF T.
They Bring six Dollars n Crntc-Nlne
Year Old Girl Criminaiiy Az
sauItcd-Pclican Island Plnn.

Galveston. Texas, January ls.-The
threatened grain blockade is not quite so
threatening now as it was. The Wharf
companys elevator got rid o; a pretty good
lot OF grain today thus making room for
more to he unlOaded from the cars, and
the indications are that in few days ton
mage will be sufficient to relieve the Gle
vator of a considerable portion OF the mill
ion bushels Of grain stored therein. There
were two steamships under the spouts yes
terday and today. the Victoria taking $4,000
bushels yesterday and the Endeavor today
taking as much as could be pumped into
her of the 1901 900 bushels for which, she has
engagements. other vessels to move the
grain are overdue and should arrive with
in the next two or three days. and shipping
men who are conservative say there is less
danger of congestion than AT some of the
other ports where lack of tonnage has
threatened to interfere with perfectly
free and easy movement of all the grain
offered. However, Galveston has realize
the necessity for increased elevator facili-
ties, and has gone to work 10 provide them
much sooner, perhaps, than would other
wise have been done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
A CHILD OUTRAGED.

Little 9-year-old Nellie Douglass was
outraged yesterday afternoon and the crime
is charged against boarder at the house
of the chld's mother. at the corner OF
avenue a and Fourteenth street. When
the little girl told what had happened the
man she accused was in an adjoining yard,
but he got away and also escaped two bull
lets that were fired at him by the bar
keeper Of the saloon on the lower foo. Of
the Douglass residence. Then the police
were notified and efforts made to arrest the
fugitive. \ physician was summoned last
evening. but the child was suffering too
much pain to undergo an examination then.
This morning the physician called again,
and, placing the child under thu Influence
OF chloroforin. conducted an investigation
which proved that little Nellie hal been
cruelty outraged, though no, seriously in
!ured.
About noon today Mrs. Douglass went 10
the police station and swore ont war
rant against Charles Carlslon, charging him
with rape. The accused is said to be about
80 years old and we'll known along the
docks. where he has worked a good deal
Of the time. aud has heretofore 50rue a
very good character The police have been
industriously searching for Carlston ever
since the occurrence, but have not yet e.
teccd his arrest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
BRENNAN BUDGET.
state Skat ConEre-s-Thc Reunion of
Green's Rrigndc-Personal.

Bronhlm. Texas January lS.-Tha sixth
State skat congress and tournament Will
be held at Gcrmania Hall on Sunday April
II, and it is expected that the attendance
viii he large.
The following officers of the tournament
have been elected: Frank DobeTt. presi.
dent r. Fischer, first vice president; a, IL.
Schweiss. second vice president; Or. T..
simon, corresponding secretary; S Levin.
Fecretary: NJ. Aneser, treasurer. Arrange
men, committee r. Striekert, Ben Schmid.
H. l.eichardt il. O. /. Schroeder Ron
Wiegand. T. Won Loofen, Henry II. Schulz
and \. Wangcmann, Jr.
The annual reunion OF Green's Brigade
association Of which MIR. J. G. Rankin is
secretary, will be held February % at Vic
toria. and arrangements have already been
made for the Second Regiment band to ac-
company the Washington county coutlng-
emit The route viii be over the Southern
Pacific.
Hon Ben S. Rogers returned to Austin
tonight
County court convened this morning and
number of cases were called AMI set
The X Y Y club were entertained at the
residence OF T. Il. Bolts tonight.
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cases tried was that o. A. Scioa aAo so,
sor ar alleged assault; on young negro
named VIII Turner The cases were severed
anf two trials had, Young SclSa vas tried
IVA Jury OF I'VE white men ana one Nnotiy-
HEADED negro. and resulted In Iaislrlal -
five for acouit,sl and the negro for onnNie.
tso.. Mr. Sci.a WAS tried by the cour,
and convicted. The State was represenleu
by County Attorney \. \. creepy q ~
h,n,hus and defendants by {. Y. Goohe.
ESQ. Of oakland Mr.. sciha is one OF the
very best citizens in Colorado county. is
afflicted with 4 painful suf leg 10 the eS-
tent ne can no, work and knows not what
it is to harm another except in the aeiuai
defense OF self or family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
Punished for I,iwamy.

Fort Worth, Texas. January 1S.--s. W.
Bean, alias J w. Wood. was tried in the
county court today. on ,harge of bigamy.
He appeared at Birdville in this county
some time ago and GEAR ago married Miss
Alice IIardosty. daughter Of 4 well-to do
iarmerwho gave her considerable amount
OF property AS marriage portion. which
property It is stated, Wood has sold and
appropriated the proceeds. lie protesled
his innocence until he was confronted in
court with both his wives. wien he broke
down, pleaded guilty and vas given two
years in the pcnitentiary. Bean left lis
wife. who is the mother of several chill
dren three years ago. He went here by the
name of Wood, and Mrs Wood Is but a
young girl apparently not over is. lie Is
about 80 and says he has been in forty
1ails. had fortysiX trials. was never con-
Nicted ana was always his own lawyer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
TIE BRYAN LECTURE.

j. Fl. Bright of Houston was in the city
today in the interest of the Bryan lecture
at the auditorium and he and Passenger
Agent Morrow OF the Galveston Houston
and Henderson railroad, made known 10
the Galvestonians that accommodation
could be provided for few more OF them
who might desire to hear the eminent
speaker. Special trains will leave her,
late in the afternoon and return from
Houston directly after the lecture, so that
the visitors from the Island city win CON
sumo little more time than they would in
attending lecture right here at home. 1t
IS expected that big crowd will 90 from
here.