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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

William NJ. Yonkers. Of No. rs orcharo-s''' 10 an
extensive breeder Of poultry HIS pros nave w"
several prizes at poultry shows anu ''e W..
naturally values them highly The disappearance
~ a number of the best birds has caused MIN W
be on the watch. and yesterday morning MS N,e'-
lance was rewarded He saw two men endeaVor,ne
TO force an entrance into his chickeh-nouse' "
seized his shotgun. which was hea'hs oa"e, CIV
fred at the intruders He reported AT fohce i'e"'
quarters Yesterday morning that he was POSITIVE
he had wounded one. as he heard moan "s wv
men disappeared. lie gave chase. out inc '''"
eluded him in the darkness ,.,,,,,,a will re-
Ali the classes at the Womans Institute WIZ re-
sumo this week after the holiday vacation For
have been some changes and me nain sewing
and social evening classes under the difecuon os
Miss Hooper ana Miss Lawson Matchmaking and mil.
iinery classes: Wednesday ihe aavance Miss Clark
She and S Miss newman THURSDAY dress
making class. Miss Cronk Miss Dewitt ana MISS
rrOs Tns GeGKes Gia by MISS T sumner
work class on Friday under the SUPERVISION OF MIS-
Ronney and thiT o SGm%sie and Mrs George B.
Wray On Monday evening. January II; res MIss
MAJ M" MarshaIi Butler, the president, is expected
ak. some interesting annonneemehh eld an i'm
business meeting last evsnins al s to
the bylaws adopted providing ina, an hsivsss
ry member may take active Pa IN fo the MEMBERS
having charge of the various branches OF SPOTS;
all which showed that great Sam MAS on SAT-
urday evening exciting GAM TOM , M 1inE
of the Bay Ridge Athletic Cb d: L! 9 III me he
-. park Uill Manager Cotidm has secured .tie
tear of the University of Penns. l"aria 20 play 'e
Yonkers boys January IG, In :lis cry. 4, Odd
There was a large gathering as h'eH' ~ sirn
Fellows Hall in North Broadway. t"s o Ionn o.
being the public installation o. M"clel.
Ian Camp "a sons Of Tslerans; we're w@q ns;allea
hy Coporade Thomas C. Birdsa.l. % TarrytoHn, anu
those Of Mcclellan Camp b. Past Saptnln Aaoe'.
Sievers IT, of Yonkers. After the ceremonies
Word was received In :hs city yesieTcsy 4a In. n,
death Of Calvin D. Gale whici occurret Suhua! a.
Southern Pines " G.. where he recentiy wen. a nc
the benefit OF his health He was iortyne e. ~
ola and mad lived in Yonke.s the greater po't i "
his life HIS wife and nve children survive HIM.
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4 BIG FLEET ENTERS THE UiRBOP.

WITH THE LIFTING OF THE FOG. SHIPPERS COME
TO PORT WITH SOME MARVELLOUS TALES.
The lifting of the dense fog which practically
blockade1 this hafbor on Sunday brought fleet
e about forty vessels into por; yesterday. Nearly
all Of them had beer obliged TO anchor outside
while the thick weather continued. fearing to run
the chances OF collision coming into the harbor
There were number of sec tales brought IN br
the vessels among the most thrilling being that OF
tho bark Victoria. from RIO Jancro She
anchor CT Bedlow's Island. showing bat slight
signs OF a terrible experience she had passed
through December % about l.zlr miles east Of
Florida. On that day she encountered revolving
hurricane which threw the ship on her beam
ends. where she lay FOR eight hours with the
breaking over her and the cIeT expecting 10 10 10
the bottom every minute. She finally pulled out OF
the storm right side up.
The British steamer CydOnia. from Spanish ports.
arrived here yesterday with one Of her propeller
blades gone She struck submerged wreck IN
the middle of the Atlantic on December II. Seven
days later she passed "A steamer appart ntly dis
ahied moving slowly westward She could not
ma c what vessel II
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOlEL''

AIRFM Arr r-Roberr C. Ogden of Philadelphia
ASTOR-William i. IIazen. Chief of the 'h'eo
States Secret Service. Observation-Disclosures
o. c. Marsh. OF Yale University. FRI Az EN- r.
Ferdnand W Peck of Chicago and ex-ConSress-
man George West. of Baston. y. y. GlI-Stl w =
Hoyden Smith. United States Nice-Consul at EanZl-
bar. HOFFMAN-Coonel Daniel s. Lamont Secre
tary of War HOI.LAND-JustiCc Martin j. kcoHh.
OF the New-York Supreme Court. MANliAil IAN
Congressman Charles 4. Chickerng. or topen-
hagen. ~ Y, and ex-I.eutenant-Governor w H.
Halle of Massachusetts, MURRAY HlLl<-Judge
Nathapel Shpman. of Hartford. and Judge ROY
H. Wheeler OF Vermont. PLAIA-James > cara
son. of Iowa WINDSOR-Hugh {. Wallace. or
Tacoma Wash WALDORF-Ex- Governo9 Fran :.
Brown O! MARYLAND. General Charles j. LangdoH.
Of Elmira and ex-Congressmau John Sanford. OF
Amsterdam \. Y.
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THE ClH COMPiNl'S SERVICE COMPLETE

Tn. New-York cab Company declares that 1t
has heon affected only to slight extent by the
strike OF rs cabmcn. Only for three days was the
.s,,al service Of the company infcrfcred with lhls
was hctweea December Is ana p.
After giving certain Of the companys employees.
Influenced by the disafector that prevailed. an
onnortunitv to resume work. the heads OF the
cnnn,nr have devoted careful attention 10 filling
tho vacancies that were left only by efficient and
oo,u,,ent mcn These prelimin1rics
,,.,d aud to-day the New-York cab Company
,, h,ye mn the streets its full complement OF
.abs lanes Hcffernan. tn" general manager OF
m. company. said Yesterday: "The strike * now
oyc. % far as We are concerned w" have spent
some tim. IN selecting our new men; because We
49,. anxious 10 employ only capable and poit"
driv.rs ", have now filed all empty places 10
r,r satisfacion. and We are ready TO i"sum" busi-
nrs- ON The same scale that existed before tie
ilike"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05

Tho Week Of Prayer services are being heid IN
the Memorial Methodist Church. The week fo-
lowing the pastor the Rev. Dr. McCheshey' u
"a inc assisted by w p Hall and the Rev. r. T.
Uirbtman of The Army of the Cross The
openng service OF this series will be held next Sun
day morning.
The Board OF Supervisors held short session
Yesterday morning. Besides the usual routine WORK
a resolution was introduced that the Coroners OF
Inc county be requested rot 10 direct an external
examination in any case except wher. reasonap,e
grounds exist for believing that crime mas peer
Committed. Also that in no case more than one
physician be employed to make post moitem m. tH
limitations. Another matter under CONSIDERATION
is the bin submitted by Count Clerk Crump
ever cost County Clerk Digncy, his immediate
predecessor. This bill contains a charge o. N4'g w
for printing the ballots for the last election re
claims they had 10 be printed twice. owing ID ega
technicalites In 1875 the job was gwen 10 T.
Westchester County man TO print but ast year
his firm refused &. and 1t was taken TO NewDurg.
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COL KR4USS'S DISAPPEARANCE.
A MYSTERIOUS LETTER LEFT BY HIM FOR
HIS WIFE.

a MYSTERIOUS ID 'ii-A O-'
HIS WIFE.
C.o,o,e, Otto A. Krauss who IL we'll known as
member of the Arion. i.iederkranz and other Ger
man societies in this city. has been missing from
his home NO % West Ninety-sixth-s'.. since No
yember Il. and the efforts OF Els WIG anu 81" ~
find him have proved unsuccessful.
f.olono, Krauss is forty four years old His wie
vboro he married about eighteen years ago. was
Miss Pltschki the sister OF the ia'e 'u"s'
Pitschk,. Mrs. Krauss has conslderapI' money ia
ber own right. having inherited largely from her
fathers estate.
Colonol Krauss was formerly partns- In lead
tho uhis,ev house lie later left the business 10
become the American representative or one ol ''ie
largest European wine houses. lie gaze up pu''-
ness however early last spring. ana TOOK Trip 10
California Soon after his return from the west
last summer. he accompanied his VIE on a Trip 10
rurons He returned home about two months ago
leaving bis wife TO follow him. Colonel krauss
trao ,eutI,, talked about going TO South America
his. hts wife supposed he joking. Soon after
bis return from: Europe II was noticed that he
was nervous AID that he acted strangely. On the
uo-niur OF November II Colonel krauss ca"ed at
tho law office OF his counsel, ex-Judgc Henry =.
Botty. and collected some money that was que MIN
la smoke of taking trip 20 Mexico on business
lie Their II Is believed. went directly TO MS nome
., Y, % Nlnety-sixth-st. lie had told his VIE
bcfor, about his proposed trip and she ana MS :
son Leo. accompanied h'n 70 me n,a.iu 49,, h., =,
Statioa in the afternoon. l'el9 so i a~ az "
handed 10 his wife a key to the safe-depSs', Vau!',
and told her. when size had leisure. TO look ait'!
some matters OF business whlch ne hau n.s. ,
Ahout a week later Mrs krauss went 10 thr
safe.denosi, vault wher She dis covered letter
,,ddressed TO her husband, on which was written:
omen This at home not here. Mrs. l>ralss 'ofe
on ,ba envelopc at once and discovered let
ter which read as follows: 80
nps"r Iulia. You need not look for me. You VIII
moi see me- again. | cannot stand it here any
longer YOU have been good ana iaiihiul WE 10 .
mn aid moi deserve you. BE good TO Leo. ]
shall provide for his future
The letter signed "otto. ,. a.,
After recovering from the shock OF the lette: Mrs
t;raues went at once to see ex-JudSe Botty. he
took measures TO discover the whereabouts OF the
missing man but without success
When reporter called at the krauss home yes
terday neither Mrs. krduss nor her SOP was a,
he has no trace Of Colonel krauss whatever
Kraues's business affairs, ne says are All right.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Greater New-YorS charter hearing. City Hail.
Ladies' Health Protective Association. No. =
West Fortythird-st.. 12 m.
Board of Aldermen. City HaE
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Week OF Prayer services Cooper Cncn.
Danes Of the Revolution. No. 2e West Fifty
eighth-st. 230 p. m.
Richmond County Republican Committee. Staple
ton. r. m.
St Pauls School Alumni Club dinner Knicker-
booker Athletic Club. $50 p m
Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital an
niversary, to p. m.
Trotting Horse Breeders Association, Murray
IIill Hotel p m
pyramid Lodge l. O. O. F.. ball. Lyric Hall!
Retail Butchers Mutual Protective Association
ball Lexington Avenue Opera House.
Republican Club dinner. No. 40 Fifth ave. Z
p.
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Nu TROI BLE ~ the COiCHING CLIB.

Tho annual meeting Of the Coaching club which
,r,s held At the house ~ IN" knirkerbockcr club
ON Saturday night, was made the subject OF pub
li.bed repori to the effect that there had been
feeling OF discomfort among the members. which
had found voice in the selection OF almost n
.irelv Few set Of officers Frederic bronson. the
newly elected president of the club. was at his
Office 80. a Wal-St. yesterday afternoon by
Tribune reporter
lie denied cmphaiically tn" report that there was
dis.ouf.nt in the club. There IS nothing bur the
t,e.t Of good feeling among he mombers OF the
coaching club" said Mr.. bronson 1T Is true that
Al the annual meeting on Saturday many changes
we're mad. IN the list OF officers This fact j. easily
.xpIain~l. however Colonel william Jay. who has
i,ecn president for manv years. declined 10 accept
mo otri,e for the present year owing 10 the be-
reavcment In his family caused b. the death Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
A MISSING GIRL RETURNS HOME.
Sill; SAYS SHE BECAME CONFUSED on FERRY
ROUTE AND SPENT TIE NIGHT WITH
WOMEN FRIENDS.

SHE SAYS SHE BECAME CONFUSED on FERRY
ROUTE AND SPENT TIE NIGHT WITH
WOMEN FRIENDS.
Mabel Genevieve Marsh sixteen years Old. STU
dent I'm the training school Of the Normal College
for whom Ii general alarm was sent OUT by the
police Yesterday morning. returned TO the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William 5. Marsh. NO.
as, East Seyenty-second-st. late In the afternoon
The Young woman went with her father and
mother on New Years Eve. TO visit her grand
narenis Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boesen, at NO. 50
pulask-st Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh re-
turned home the same night, leaving their daugh-
for 10 remain a day longer with her aunt
Henrietta who IS of about the same age. She and
her aunt attended the Sunday -school OF the Nos
,rara Avenue Methodist Church Sunday after
noon after which her aunt put her on board
q Nos,rand-ave. car bound for the Twenty-third-
6, ferry Nothing further heard of her until
she returned home yesterday afternoon. genera!
snrm had in the mean time been sent out
To a Tribune reporter. who called upon him las,
night M Marsh the girls father. said MY dauSh-
Ter arrived home safely at AS this p m. She
tired out and j. row bed and asleep that it IS
.possible for you TO her She said that wnen the
Nostranc-ave. arrived a; the East River. where
the Twenfv-thlrd-st and Grand-st ferry houses are
side by SIDE. the conductor caie. our 10 wen,y-
bsrd- This account or the dense log
uh.cb then prevailed She msundcr>tOOd him and went
on hoard a Grand-st. ferry boat When she landed
downtown, in this city, she became Dewid''ed ana
he She therefore went 10 pass the night
xri.h some female friends. don't know who the
friends were bat they let her sleep til late to-day
When she cot home she was 80 tired and excited
definite information. have no reason 10 think that
env harm came her IN her absence.
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DIR. UTNON ~ COOPER TNTON.

Cooper Union resumed its religious aspect ycstcr-
day when shortly before the noon hour people be-
gan to gather in the large hall whore cvangcllstic
services are 10 be held every day except Saturday
and Sunday throughout the months OF January
and February The meetings are under the diroc-
iion Of the Rev Or. \. c. Dixon. Of Brooklyn.
Ira D. Sankey led the singing. Mr. Sanley viii
sing every day this week and u is expected that
J. H. Burke. who went around the world with John
Mcneil the Scotch evangelist. will take his place
next week a song service viii prccedc the preach
ing service each day.
DR. Dixon preached upon THE Power OF the
C;Ospel" In the course II his remarks. Dr. Dixon
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK. MONDAY. JANUARY I. 1891
ARRIVED.

steamer Aurania Gr Mckay. Liverpool December ~
ari Queenstown - with mdse. - cabin and ~
passengers Vernon II Brown 60 Arrived ~ the Bar
GA January 3 and anchored.
steamer Mnhcan tbrl. COOK. ltsfpl l'ecemter - ana
swansea 49, with mlsr to the New York shipping -"
Arrived Al the Ear "a a January g. ana anchored
steamer Buffalo ,ib. f>,veridg~ Huh December II"
with mase cabin passenger ~ Sand-ison sons
Arrived the bar AT 1890 IN. January :. and
anchored.
steamer Ia Normand~ tlN, peonc,e. HaNre December
"a with nds. ~ cabin and ~ Storage passengers 10
r, rg-' Arrived he Bar at n III.
steamer olympia ,iir. craig Genoa November ~. Leg
horn December Naples II and Gibraltar H. with md,e
AMI 2s s,..raso passengers - Henderson Bruhers Ar
,.i a the Hlr NJ so IN
Sfsau.- Port Philip n;r. Smith. Yokohama october /
knh. III Mil shanghai November :. Foo 'how !
Annoy 10 Hong Kong Il. Sngaplrs ~. Perrin p"cemfr
pm said H. Anglers ~ With mas, t. Carter Macy &
90 Arrived a the Bar al y m
s.earrer f',toni, ,Br, Ninsprar. J,y"a and Denia
November 30 Gambia December l. Valencia 3 Malaga II
AMI Gibraltar L. with mdse q sgobel A Day. vessel to
John . Seager =.
steamer seguranca. Hansen Tsmplco December y and
Havana with mdse and ~ passengers 70 James Z
Hyard q Co Arrived at the Bar at 80 IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

The Rev Edward Bel. pastor % :he Chapel Of
orr Father in Central-ave.. Mariners Harbor. has
resierea on account OF bad health The Rev. Mr..
Quail. OF Albany. will assume charge OF the church.
The Republican County Committee Will hold It's
annua election OF officers this evening There is. it
Is reuorted q quiet but energetic canvass being made
py "a ticket which - opposed TO IN" present regime
COUNTY Assessor T.. j. Dunn OF rompkinsvilc IS
SERIOUSLY III at his home from pneumonia
Police Sergeant Brandt and a squad OF men visited
the Athletic House IN Richmond Terrace. West
Brighton. on Sunday night. arresting about twenty
yourg women and men who were dancing. They
were taken before Justice Iangdon ANA held for
pfraf N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
SING SING.

Supervisor Todd yesterday introduced IN the
Board Of Supervisors resolutions for raising by tax
IN this town the following sums Audited town
bills ssos2 o. less 5000 III hands Of Supervisors
Health Officers salary. $500; Myers's ballot ma
chimes 81 03J 90 town bonds. principal and interest
81 Os0 broken stone $3.50; bills Highway Comrnis-
sioners. ssii; expenditures on highways. sis'S VI
special tax improvement of highways, s0'e" Inc
nresent bonded Indebtedness Of the town Is SOo
As this is the Week OF Prayer meetings VIII Do
held IN the Baptist church every evening except
Saturday. w.t.. -. 49, 1-~ooa
G. ". s.ivers Grand High Priest OF me eram ana
(-han,er ~ ROYAL Arch Masons OF the State, ana
RE e,as Installed the new officers OF Buckingham
Chan,er No IA r. A. NJ last night.
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FOREIGV HOTEL ARRTVILS.

Among recent arrivals OF the Grant Hotel, Rome.
,vor. Francis skinner. Mrs. Bend and the Misses
Rcnd Mrs Livingston Cutting. Mrs Walter kch-
ard. Hamilton Fish and fanny, MI ana MIS-.
c.ore. ~ Ilppincott MIR and Mrs. 5. Johnson.
NJ, n Powell Williams Mr.. and Mrs. F. X.
1,rris Nr and Mrs Edwin ;. Gardener. Mr.. and
Nrs : Morris. Nj. Il. Muchle, George Matthews
and family. William j. Wissmann. o e Barber
Wr and Mrs j. W Crombie. e. Coykendall, r. ,
;'',.lrrdnI Marquis Costa de Bcaurcgart. John
w = Throckmofton Miss c. ". White: Miss Z,
White Andrew J. Baird. l. G; bitmar J.. j. Gal,
lagher MIR. and MIS- >. hiig-H'c"''' ana III al"
Mrs Rutherford Harris.
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ELLISON TO BE RELEASED TO-DAY

Frank Ellison, who WAS sentenced 10 five years
In prison hard labor October g. 1893. for assault
William II. Henrques. viii be released from Sins
Sing at o'clock this morning. His term would
have expired ordinarily In May. 1871. Seventeen
months were taken from his term for good be-
lav!or and last November the Governor reduced
his term by five months and seventeen days me
time spent by Ellison In the Tombs ana 9slers14n
Market Prison before he was sentenced. Since he
was taken Sing Sing Ellison has been employed
IN the principal keepers office, ana mas hhd inc
usual prison fare and slept In an ordinary cell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-05
MOCNT VERNON.

A., lava II N,rtinda;e who was injured At the
W,odlawn Station in 1895 and recently settled he'
claim Cor sl7c. wen, shopping in Ne~-1o,h 'ne
other day. and lost the check which hao ov,
drawn in her favor by her attorney isaac ~ '''
Payment on the check has been stopped
II-oI,.r Kaufman of West Mount Vernon, who
was injured last February at the Mount vernon
ave crossing of the New-York and Hari lem nar
road has compromised the case against mat CON-
pany for $1,000 Mr.. Kaufman Will be Grippe
fnr
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EvANGEIIcAL ALLIANCE SERVICES

The annual Week of Prayer services. under The
auspices OF the Evangelical Alliance. were begun
last evening in the Union Methodist Episcopal
church. in Forty-e.ghih-ft. west q Broadway.
The unfavorahle weather prevented large at
tendance last night The subjects OF the evening
were Humiliation and Thanksgiving" The Rev.
DR. Kerr .. Tupper pastor OF the First Baptist
church Philadelphia. and the Rev. DR.. {. L.
Thompson. pastor Of the Madison Avenue Presby-
terlan Church. were the speakers.
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PEEKSKIII..

The union services of the Week OF Prayer VIII
berin this afternoon at the First Methodist Eps-
conal Church from to O'CLOCK. and will be led
bv the Rev James W. A. Dodge. pastor OF ST
Iaurs Methodist Episcopal Church.
There Will be a meeting of the trustees Of the
Uelu,nc Hand Association, with Mrs William
leavens at her home in North James-st. this az
al .
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NEW-ROCHl;LIE.

The Knickerbocker Press (G y. Putnams Sons)
whose large publishing house is IN ms 'hase
began yesterday TO run on half time. Inc company
uso,o,.s on nersons one half Of these will work
,he fret three days Of the week and the remainder
the latter three The companys works nave been
here for five years. and this Is It's INST feduc'ioh Oh
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daughter Reginald W Rives declined to run again
Cor secretary. as ne lives out OF town 80 much
of the year that he cannot give proper attention 10
the duties OF the office. Prescott Lawrence Will be
abroad for the coming year, and his place had to be
filled"
The officers Of the Coaching Club for the present
wear are as follows: President Frederic Bronson,
vice-president. Delaney A. Kane; secretary.
Francis r. tnderhill.
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His conduct has been good. and he is In excellent
health Ellison says he has good TRENDS III 'hs
city who will soon put him on his feet
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SPECIAL MENTION. 7,

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umns are recomme nded to the readers OK
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. ana
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8.
THURSDAY. JANUARY :
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY

TO-DAY.
,..s..l Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
.u.r pr.nrn LLOYD. .......... 100 M a n
f.i,,,nti, ,;ihratar. Hamb Amer 800 II -
Andes Belize. Atlas. .......... i"~ III u 90
t'"'.i.,r New Orleans Morgan. 800 p
lrnouois Charleston. d1yle ......-... 300 = m
:, ,;rands Duchess savannah. say. --- 300 y m
WEDNESDAY JANUARY o.
:, Louis Southampton. Ar erican... 90 a IN 90
Hri,onnic Liverpool White Siar...... 300 "A IN 200 IN
Westernland Antwerp Red STAR. 1000 m II on
Yumuri Havana y Cuba oo y m 80" p m
t,racas Curacao Red D.. .......ll 90 III LOO
THURSDAY JANUARY I.
CIV NJ Augusta Savannah. savannah. 400 M
ron,.hei. 81 Thomas Quebec. 10 - 800
Monte. New orleans, Morgan. 5b y III
FRIDAY. JANUARY g.
Rio Grande brunswick Mallory 300 . m
t'.m,nerr Charleston. clyde .......... 300
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Announcements.
f. & w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise % Sunset Az Moor 40 Moor's
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook SIS Gov. Island o25 Hell Gate II rs
W-Saly Hook 9:i? Gov Island 1000 Hell. Gate i2:O2