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Evening journal., 1897-04-08
sHERIFF's SALES.

SHERlFF'S SALls.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias. to me directed,
VIII be exposed to public SALE at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county and
State Of Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 7th DAY OF APRIL 1897,
At o'clock, p. m.
the following described real estate. viz:
All thar certain lot or piece of land with
the two-st tory brick house thereon erected,
situate in the said city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows to wit.
Beginning at point on the casterly side
of Jackson street at the distance of 43 feet
inches southerly from the southerly
side of Maple street: then southcrly along
TO "A corner; thence easterly parallel with
Maple street passing through the middle
Of the division wall between the house
on this lot and the house adjoining on the
south to a point In the northwesterly side
of Maryland avenue; thence in a north
land avenue to point distant 4d teet
inches southerly from the southerly SIDE
of Maple street at right angles thereto
and thence westerly parallel with Maple
street and the second abOVe-descrlped Nnt
passing through the middle OF the diVis'
ion wall between the house on TINS lol
and the house adjoining on the north I.
the said easterly side of Jackson street
and place Of beginning. De the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Davis tcarpenter) anc
Annie r. Davis, mOrtgagors ana I. l. s
and to be sold by.
WILLIAM r. FLINN Sheriff.
Sherin's Onlce, Wilmington, Delaware
March % 1897.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08
ELEcTRIC CRANE COMPLETEp.

The new electric travelling crane in
the shipyard Of the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company has been COM
pleted and was used for the first time
yesterday. The crane viii be used for
carrying material and machinery from
the shops to the waters edge. The
crane IS sixty-seven feet high.
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cHuRcH oFFIcERs ELECTED.

The trustees Of st. Pauls NJ. E.
Church have elected these officers:
President s. FL Baynard; secretary.
William S. Smalley; treasurer. Edgar
A. Finley collector, L. Il. Foulk-
Evening journal., 1897-04-08

NOTICE.-WE. THE HARTMANN AND
FEHRENBACH BREWING COMPANY.
the tenants and occupants Of the house
situated at No. lO5 Orange street In the
First ward. city of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle, and State of Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that we sha apply In writing to the Court
Of General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, 10
and for New Castle county, on Monday
the 10th day OF May, ls9a, being the
next term of said court, for license for
said house for the sale therein Of intoNl-
eating liquors in quantities not less than
one-half gallon, not TO be drunk on Tue
promfsos and the following respectable
citizens Of said ward, AZ ieast Twelve oi
whom are substantial ireehoideia or 7tlu
ward, recommend the SAID apphcdtiohifl4
Jacob Schebcr, Daniel Mc1usheli
James IA. Harkins, Albert Neumasei
George 4. Wills. James brown
Ludwig Hendricks Julius Gunther
E j. McManus Charles Corrigans
John Bader James Mckenna,
Thomas II RUSSELL Patrick DOugherty,
tlexander pecgs George w. Browning
John w. Osborne. Goorgo q. .Nchlt
James r.. COrrigan, William ii. quinn,
r. g.. Holland John Brown
- Nenraver. Moses Wen.
Theodore uriar, Harry EredeIi iclSs, =. .,
THF HARTMANN AND FEERENBAC4
BREWING COMPANY.
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INV CASTLE. ATRI1 s, 1857,
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Schedule In effect January "a. 1897.
All trains illuminated with Pintacs
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WILLIAM d. sMITH.

NIUHTI u IUEUHUl IUIIUa IUnLnDTl
James II. Harkins, ThOs. MulrOoucy,
Michael kehOe. T.. J. McManus,
James McEenna, Charles Winters.
Fred We'll, Sr.. Daniel McCusker
-. Bubenzer, Jacob Schieber,
Ludwig Hendricks John Finiben
jeremiah SUI ivan John Bader.
George O'Neill. George w. Koch,
Stephen NJ. White, G. a. Forwood.
George A. Willis Charles Corrigan.
Theodore Biermann, Henry Harmeyer,
owen Kelly, Louis Scheu,
Charles FcugoH.
PATRICK DOUGHERTY.
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notice. FERGUS KELLY DO
hereby give notice that L shall apply to
the honorable judges Of the Court Of Cen
aral Sessions Of the Peace and JAIN Deliv-
,ry of the State Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, on Monday. the 10Th
oSicating liquors. i being a retailer OF
Goods wares and general merchandise, at
No. $50 Chestnut street. I'm the Tenth ward
If the city Of Wilmington, county and
state aforesaid. and the following re-
-n.nL- -.In nlLizana OF the sall Mnrl r.nnrn-
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NJ j. Hamilton, James Monaghan,
b. +. Rutter Patrick Dillon,
Henry Witsil, p. j. Ritchie
lanes Grant. j. II. Spruance,
Iohn T. Spragg. Daniel Maier,
Tohn j. Donavan, J. f. O'Hara,
ieorge II. Huber, John Spragg,
lanes H. Fuhr James O'Hara,
Thomas Duffy. Frank Garner.
John Mclaughlin. John w. Johnson,
edward c. Mousley. John b. Buchanan
William r. Dulin, Bernard J. McNey,
William ID. Evans, Hugh Mckinley,
DAVID j. CHAMBERS.
Evening journal., 1897-04-08

PROSPECT OF GOOD TIMES COMING
IN NEW CASTLE THREE YEARS
HENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
THE SNUG HARBOR INQUIRY.

The Board OF Trustees Of the Sailors Snug Hsr
Dor Yesterday afternoon listened to the stories OF
the "old snugs" AS the inmates OF the Harbor call
themselves about bad food. loss OF liberty. and
domineering and often cruel treatment alleged
against officials Mayor Strong and Recorder GoH
were at the session which was executive one
and while those officials refused TO discuss the
testimony the Mayor expressed determination 10
visit the Harbor and see FOR himself just how far
the stories Of il-reatment could be substantiated
Besides the trustees already mentioned there
we're present the Rev DR.. Morgan Dix, Alexander
E. Orr president OF the Board: the Rev DIR. Duff
field Captain George Norton and Captain Jayne
Governor Trask Of the Harbor also present
as were DR.. H. ID Joy and Frank Jeffries. the
druggist w H. McEnhill. a former nurse. who
with Dr. 3. b. Richardson. former assistant phys-
cian Is bringing the charges. at the hearing.
The principal witnesses were Captain Armstrong
and a Frenchman, Frank Besson. both inmates.
The latter declared that ne had seen food carted
of TO the chefs house. that the food cooked by
the latter was unfit to eat although Of the first
duality when bought. and that the chef was often
under the influence OF liquor. Governor Trask was
not a bad man, he said but a ring controlled the
rockets. The witness said that he had practically
10 live on only one meal q day.
The chef said that the inmates received the
proper amount Of food, much as the money APP
The assembled ''snugs'' were divided into two
camps the larger number being opposed to the
nrrsent Governor. The leader of the Trask crowd
was an old sailor named Clegg; who, the others
posted at the south gate OF the grounds to watch
the outgoings and mornings OF the inmates and
for that reason he came TO be called the South
Tbe next session will be held on November IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
YONkf,IkS

Tho goyornors OF the Palisade Boat club met on
Monday evening and received a report from tn"
Rowling Committee that a team from the club hdd
bocn entered In tournament 10 hc rolled at the
association alleys IN Nortn Broadway and that ar
r,np.ments for . number ~ match games had been
made for the home alleys. 1t vas decided to howl
for me weekly medal on wednesday evenings IN
stead OF Tuesday evenings.
Al the annual meeting Of the Epworth L'aSu" 81
Tho Central Methodist Episcopal 'huIc y, on MonIhy
night - Rachclcr was chosen president, fd"ln
coax secretary. Miss Mabel Doicn. treasurer
These c-prcsidents were chosen TO nave chhttc OF
Inc fnlloving departments. Frank smith hlhTlt ihl
work. Mis- Lizzie Brewer, mercy ana h'ip; me
rev r II Barlgwantth. literary Work; Miss fdth
Wolsatia Lodge German order ~ HaruGari cele-
mated it's twcntv-Nf'h anniversary IN l"utonli
Han on Mon!ay evening Alexander Iilz presided AZ
The Jubilee exercises. John ScnOhOnl ana John
Knockel arc the only surviving charter members
and each received a handsome silver cup as sou
vcnir Of the occasion. There were number OF al
dresses and the celebration closed win uiucIik.
Among the visitors were Jacob Reinmuth. OF i5rook-
lvn Grand Master; Charles Lauber. Grand Sccrc-
tary and August kloinau, Past Grand Master .
The annual meeting ~ The NccdicNOrk fud VIII
Inc hold tomorrow afternoon in the hal OF the
XVomans Institute in Ia.isade ave- AZ o'clock An
invitaton 10 attend Is extended 10 all interested IN
the work. $780,, ,.- .,, Ill,
oncn his afternoon In Turn Hall and continue to
n,orrow and Friday. There are number of pretty
booths and many handsome ana useful articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
SING SING.

Visitors to the State Prison will not hereafter be
allowed 10 sec the exccuton-room or the electric
chair unless By special permission OF Warden sage.
The prison officials have been annoyed by false
and totally unfoundel accounts OF strange liberties
said TO have been taken by visitors, with the per-
mission Of the keepers. In this ard OF antics
performed IN the chair While none OF these stories
are true the Warden has decided that there ii no
reason why morbid curiosity concerning the death
cha mh.r should De grHtled.
A conversational reception VIII be held la the
Sunday-school rooms OF the Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow evening. Entertainment VIII be fur
nished by the Mems League, ana refreshments VIII
DC served by the women Of the congregation.
&. T. Sanford and George -. Chichester, OF the
State Excise Department.. have been IN town ms
week investigating the police ana Justices records
concerning arrests and convictions for drunkenness
for period Of years before and altcr the passage
OF the Raines Liquor Tax law. From their investi-
cations in This and other towns or Westchester
County the inspectors find that this description OF
crime has decreased greatly since the Raines Jaw
passed.
large congregation attended the services In s..
Pau's Episcopal Church Yesterday morning In
celebration OF the completion OF the work OF re-
modelling and decorating the Interior OF the build
ing. The services were tnprC ssivc, and con-
Quoted by Bishop Potter. the Rev. DR.. g. NJ. Niles
rector OF the parish; the Rev. George w Fergu-
son, of Trinity Episcopal Church; the Rev. DR. J.
Se,den Spencer. OF Christ Church, Tarrytown: the
Rev. Drs. Freeman and Lyon. OF Yonkers: the Rev
Mr.. Cruger. OF Oscawana. the Rev. DR.. L. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The fair OF the Hugucnot Athletic Club viii be-
gin to-nIgh, in the town hall and VIII be contin-
ued afternoons and evenings until Saturday Inc
club IS Offering q ten days trip TO Washington ana
Old Point Comfort to the most popular member OF
the Fire Department.
The Society for tho Relief OF tho Poor and SICK AT
a meeting I'm Trinity House on Monday afternoon,
elected Mrs. A. I. Schaufler PRESIDENT Mrs NiIlhn
jackson secretary and treasurer ana MISS Holoh
and Mrs Or Parker member, OF the visiting COM
mlttee II was decided NOT 10 amagdma'" WIZ
the organized charities. but 10 continue inc "ork
scparatcly as In years crc'1forc. and 20 FURNISH
a report eacn month To- other charitable organlZa-
lions The society furnishes medicine ana drugs IN
worthy cases and not food and clothing
The Education Association mas elected Ut. \
n Elliott president the Rev. \. II. Goodenong1
vicc-prcsdeni Charles ". Farmer secretary ana
treasurer and Walter l.. tn 1mpson. william ho'be
The Rev " p. Waller. Mrs. Mary Berghoz ana
Iasae A. Maynard members 81 n Board 81 iruS-
tees. ~, -
A party Of boys consisting Of George Boyd am, ana
Arthur and George Lcary. OF Wnyah-ave.. ana JUGS
RurneU II Norih-st.. disappeared from Sew "-
chelle last Friday one o. the boys lett a not" In
watch ne said that they w"r" bound for -" hi"n-
dixie Yesterday me entire expedition was over
aiken and placed under arrest In Larchmont Manor
The boys had gone a. Ear as WcchaHken ana thon
iourneyrd back 10 New Rochelle. They ""r" Ar.
~aigneA before Justice iamblcn and w're sentenced
10 inc protectory IN Wcstchester. The sentence WAS
SUSPENDED IN All. however. except jules burhcI'.
whose ather said thai ne was incorrig!ble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
NETWORK CITY.

Mayor-elect Robert A. Van Wyck was chosen a
member OF the Fordham Club at It's monthly meet
ing on Monday night. The club also selec'eu "a
Nominating Committee 20 choose the reeuar au-
n,,nistretion" ticket 10 be voted for at the annual
meeting next month
The New-York Library Club will meet tomorrow
at 3 D. m at No 81 West Thirteenth-st. Or Johh
s Billings and DR.. Hermann NJ Biggs WI" Sp''N
on THE Distinction OF Books.
A delegation from the West End Association VIII
appear before the Board Of Street Openings IN the
MAYORS office to-day TO present arguments IN favor
OF beginning work soon as possible or inc pro-
posed Riverside Drive extension. All the necessary
mans and estimates for the proposed extension
have been prepared and will be passed upon at
to-day's meeting.
The Fencers' Club No 81 West Twenty-second-
St will have a supper At il o'clock FRIDAY nE"'
IN honor OF Charles de Kay. the returning Consul
General al Berlin There will be fencing earlier In
the evening
Tho renort that President Ashley OF the Wabash
Railroad Is dangerously H. and that he Is suffer
ing from a complication OF diseases which may he
serious IL exaggerated. President Ashley Is merely
confined at his home for q few days by slight at
tack OF eye-trouhle.
The stockholders OF the New-York and New-Jer-
sey Bridge Company met AZ noon Yesterday AZ NO.
"a Broadway for the election OF a new Board or
Directors. Secretary Swan presented n draft Of the
proposed form CT consolidation OF the TWO bridge
companies and suggested as the form was not
yet complete that an adjournment be taken. THIS
WAS done the stockholders deciding TO meet again
on December I.
The Patriotic Republican Club will meet this
evening at o'clock at the clubhouse. NO 2is East
Seventy -eighth-st.
l. s. swenson. United States Minister TO Den
mark will sail for his post to-day with his wife,
on the American liner Paris Stanley Mortimer IL
also booked 10 sail on the Paris.
The annual meeting OF the United Hebrew Char'-
ties will be held in the vestry-room OF the Temple
EMANUEL Fifth-ave. and Forty-thrd-st tonight
NJ G O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10

steamer s,ra,hairly CBr). cOu:thors Hamours-sare~
steamer Paris Watkins. sou'hampton-in'srnaa'"'
Steamer Ainwick tBr. Sampler. Harw:ch-John y
Steamer San Ausrstin SPAN, Numorres Havana Pro-
srsso, jeSm.n Winter Nckerson. Boston-H d.
mock. ,, r..n, Tho PIN, ga Line
s,samer t;olisboro Swain. Phiadelphia-Wii.iam =
csas princess Ann. Huphers Norfolk and Newpos
News"oid DomInon IS Co s.,.,,n--oc.,n s,c
steamer Inh, Engiis RraIs Portland-Horatio Hall
n'h speme d,a3 Franesa. Cape TOWN. II Cross-
ma" Rrls x Caroline Gray Locke. Aqua and Mac0r''-'
V RrIs Irma dBo. Taylor Halifax. s-J whitney
CO. SAILED.
s...r. 1,oro fNor, for savannah laurie OBJ, LIZ
ersosl cacisae valParssG sT LssSe e,o
Bremen via SorsoIk ana Newport News: Marie Non,
Philadelphia NOTICES TO MARINERS.
40, ,,o,s. BOARD sves notice that two gas ouoya
for Experimental purposes have esen .lsea
opposite the Fis Fen pfR aGy
near Sh situated about 200 feet by from suf
me s Ont sro S9 the s.i buoy buoy
oui.ted to avoid running INTO THESE 'uo'' LUZ
VII be given NGy q tnsli oer Baker of the ..sms,
D%SS sDS so ss'i not the Ss az
been into by pass'H.s Danger anger Of sinking
angle Of - OF the Indian report; ss
the Gas buoy in Pollock Rip sius mas not ''''
'o' "e" THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Nov sI arrive steamer 'A"'
SR Wss TI aSpSo ssa.d steamer Henri H'''
OBJ Ads' Nov spas.s cIsss:" s f @
iA1a'S York for Dunkrk Phoerei na.m tputchj
haus,r. New Yo,k FOR i ha%ous'
Si sbsrpness Nov o-Arryed. steamer fa'' '''''
d.n Tew-York. via Queenstown. Washington (Ger).
uen' Ian Nov s-Arrived steamer ,sn, Cassena
ninLtoge New-York; sailed, Ocean 'p"''"
New York. 80, .,..usr Styria (AusO Hres'icn,
New York. -, A.. a Sailed steamer Straoo NpTh
,.rd,ne from Snntos), New-fork ,.r CALLED (Beg1.
pernambuco Nov 6-Arrived s'e""@'
E,.ber New-York for RE Janeiro Castliau Prince
Rio Janeiro NOV o. ,NNswxYort. and saiisd 9Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
MOUNT VERNON.

The Mount Vernon Musical Society has an
nounced It's opening concert for the night OF Thurs
day November y. In the First Baptist Church The
nroerammc Will include the cautata The sun "oT-
shippers" by Gor!ng Thomas: the festival chorus.
Hail GladIonlng Light" by Dr. Martin. ana IN"
anthem. And All the People Saw" by siaincr, nni
also many part songs. consisting - huhdr'd Uh"i
Voices The chorus OF the society VIII u" hHrls''I
hv Mime Anita RIO. soprano, II. NJ kinl"y, tenor,
and Miss Geraldine Morgan VpNnlnl TWO o'n''
concerts will be given tbs winter on" on hH'N
dav December o. consisting almost thIl'i3 %
Christmas carols. and the other ne orti"rlo LII
tah on the night % Thurslay. March ~. ln!s
last entertainment VII Do given ~ me M"'HouiS'
Episcopal church -, 49,. a.. ,t.. 90,
Monday night found =, necessary 10 ara" on ln.
reserve FUND guaranteed hy the doctors io cohlhu"
Tho Institution in operation. Tho secretary report
"a ten admissions 10 october seven oi''"'''9' WV
DEATHS and three patients discharged .
Tho Rev Francis i. Moore, rector oi th' 'h.I'h
NJ 81 Francis of Rome. IS celebrating mass ~ "A
house In FuI;On-st.. until ~" ne" chui n h't'i
W,k.ard is completed TIE tent In when me
c1nrr.gaiion has been worshippng was DOWN
1own = fcw DAYS ago. The new church VIII b."
rcady FOR occupancy iu fcw weeks and VIII &C
cOmmodate nyc hundred people. ,
Miss Edna Hewitt % 10. g Naleniinc-si; cnter-
taincI "A number of friends on Monday night on
The occasion Of her birthday anniversary. NE, M'hS
Hewitt wa assisted by nor sisters. me Misses
Margaret and jennie Hewitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
DIR. POTTER GETS A VERDICT.
u-sTICE ROEsCH SAYS THAT THE ANGIOsAXoN
SENSE OF RIGHT REVOLTs AT THE
PARSONAGE SIEGE.


Civil Justice Roesch in the Fourth District Court
yesterday, handed down decision sustaining the
Rev DR. Daniel c. Potter and Miss Julia Ross In
the actions they have brought in his court against
the New-York City Baptist Mission Society. its
president. William H. Isaacs, and T. r. Lonergan'
A detective employed by the society. charging them
with forcible into the parsonage Of the Tnber-
nacle Baptist Church, In which the DOCTOR "dS o'
sieged for three weeks.
In his decision Justice Roesch goes nj length INTO
the history OF the troubles between DR. Potter and
the society which began last winter. lie mas that
DR. Potter had been in actual peaceable possession
OF the building at No 1G2 Second-ave, for period
OF eight years prior to December 20. 1896 that on
February H. 1891 Lonergan. at the request OF MT
Isaacs attempted to take possession OF the build
ing and thereupon resulted p state OF siege from
that date until March B. 1891 when Or. Potter and
Miss Ross were forced to retire from the building
at would exceed reasonable limits TO cite the tes-
timony more mnutely,' the Justice continues. Inc
salient features which are believed TO be fully es-
tablished have been given Can there be any DOUBT
Of the forcbe entry and detainer? Is it not almost
I inconceivable that such occurrences could have
happened such threats force and violence be u9ed,
In civilized community. in which law and order are
presumed TO reign supreme. and courts OF justice
are instituted for the hearing and determination
OF lust such controversies az existed between these
parties? II needed but moat and an outer wall to
conpIete the picture Of medieval castle defended
and besieged by the rival forces OF robber barons.
'If such acts as have been detailed are 10 De
accorded the sanction of the law 1t Will merely be
come n question Of the amount OF wealth necessary
TO hire force large enough TO connscate property
disregard legal rights and remedies. and set at
doeance and for naught legal machinery devised
! nv q civilized community for the enforcement and
protection o. rights Of property and OF the person
| The Anglo Saxon sense OF right and law revolts
al such acts and relcgates such controversies TO
/ the forums designated for their adjustment
| The Justice finally holds that the New York city
Raptist Mission Soccty was bound by the acts of
Ioncrran and the men he had employed 10 assist
| I'm rvicting DR.. Potter and Miss Ross and orders
Warrants issued delivering TO Dr. Potter the three
rooms he had occupied on the second floor OF IN"
/ buiidine and to Miss Ross the possession of the
/ third fourth and fifth floors and the Railways lead
INC n these rooms. Costs awarded TO each
party. - - --..., . -.-.
! and carry the case TO higher court. Meanwhile
Dr Potter will wait for She time Of appeal 10 cx-
pire before he attempts TO take possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
FAIR FOR ST. JOsEPH'S PARISH SCHOOL,

There is a fair this week at Nos. 100 and III
Washington Place every evening from to 1890
o'cock. and or Saturday afternoon, In aid Of the
new ST Josephs Parochial School. which opened
on September IS. and is now occupied by the pri-
mary and grammar departments. There are nine
hundred pupils, apportioned into seventeen classes
with twenty-five teachers.
Since 1893, when the parish was started. St
Josephs has always held leading place In char
liable and educational work. The completely APP
pointed, hreproof building. which stands next 10
O'Flynn. at cost of $4,000. II has abundant
means OF egress and good light and ventilation
smaller children, and the entire roof has been
walled around. making playground for the gram
mar department pupils.
The assembly room. 100X50 feet, is used for the
fair As the first fair for parochial purposes held
in ST. Joscph's Parish for over forty years II APP
peais not only TO the parishioners sun living In
the parish, but also to those who have moved
away. There new features every evening. and
on Friday night Thomas Kerrigan. the Irish piper,
will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK-TUEsDAY. NOV o. iSs"
ARRIVED.
Steamer Fresland Geg), Nlckels Antwerp oc,ouer o.
vi,h mdse ~ cabin steerage passengers 10 e
international Navigation Company. Arrived ~ inc ID"
steamer August KorN Ger. Buhrer ROTTERDAM Cs.o'
n i'm ballast 10 Gust Heye Arrived at the ra "a. Ok
s,camer Arkada Q,r). Thomas MayasurS or,,oer q;
Arroyo 20 Ponce November and 81 John WIN 'u i
and cabin passengers the York ana Porto hico
So company Arrived at the Bar ut lio IA m .,,A
Steamer Excelsior. Boyd Galveston N"'e"oe' D. WV"
mdse % 7 Van Sickle. >...... . ar. gsv
steamer Leon Wilder Galveston SoFenbet
West with mdse and passengers to { ~ Ma'iory
steamer Froatan. Mckee, Georgetown y u November =
and Wilmington e, q. with mdse and passengers 10
william l. clyde g. Co. ,,,,,. ~ :,
steamer Myrtledene tBr). Miburn wilmington" -
November In ballast 20 master: .. , m.
Steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk win Hiuso anu P"'
aengers o Old Dominion SO company M 49,, A..
ship Penthesea OBJ. Manson. Rio Janero ~ days IN
Sand Hook Nov o. $50 p m--wnd northwest; strong
gale: partly cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Noordland lBeg). Losewitz Antwerp-inter-
national Navigation Co.
Steamer Teutonc tBr. Cameron. Liverpoo-H MAITLAND
Kersey ,-,.., ,.-~ shall
Co.