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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
NETWORK CITY

4 collection Of chinaware household furniture
and tapestries sold at auction yesterday AFTER
noon at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. NO 96s
Fifth-ave by Robert Somoryille The sale amount
cd to less than s.co great many articles were
sold to dealers at low prices.
"Juno"-Information about the Naval Reserve
can be obtained from Colonel Herbert l.. Satterlee.
No 100 Broadway He is the representative on
the Governors staff Of the Naval Militia
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the com
plaint OF criminal libel against william Mcconnell
which was made 10y oscar Ilammerstein the
music-hall proprietor.
Deputv-sheriH IApslsy Yesterday sold at auction
what was alleged TO be Lord Mayors suit be-
Longing 70 John Murdoch under an execution OF
so in favor OF John w Hampton. r. II consisted
Of a cloth coat with gold lace and epaulets. white
knee breechcs ard a hat Some OF the costumers
present asserted that II was simply the livery OF
n Lord Mayors coachman. 1t brought only g.
The mysterious woman who arrived from Europe
Saturday and went 10 the Metropolitan Hotel left
there Yesterday forenoon. and II WAS stated that
she had gone TO Washington 1t was eravey said
Yesterday that she was daughter OF the late
Dom Pedro and was her way 10 Brazil At
the hotel she was known as the Baroness d."
Feucienv The man with her was said 10 he a
ncphcw Of an English earl lie also left the hotel
Yesterday and II is said that he went West. Some
people who saw the woman and knew who she
WAS laughed AZ the idea that she was a princess
An interesting exhibit Of about one hundred
nieces Of old furniture hricabrac, etc. which is
said 10 have been the property OF william Waldorf
Astor and 20 have been sold by MIN on MS &c
parture from this country. is now At the rooms %
An uptown auctioneer. The property will be dis
rosod of IF . u m on Thursday and Friday Of
this week and IS to bc Inspected by prospective
customers to-day and tomorrow. Tn" articles are
70 bc sold on consignment for some one whose
name is Withheld. but who asserts that he pur-
chased them from Nj. Aston. 1t was SAID at the
auction rooms yesterday that their gcnuineness
would h. proved. II necessary. Some Of the goods
are OF Tiffary's make. one IL a handsome solid
silver lovinc-cup marked with The initials wv. w
A I'm monogram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19

sylvania and the prospective Senator ior fhe me
C,a,s Doise Penrose The presidents or an 'nrr
state Republican Leagues nave pee" "'''
eighteen Of them have accep.cd' ,, .rro,eurer
a. inc speakers table where STATE liShS 70
Covin viii preside Senator-ecct Pihtt VIII i nr
Mr. GOWNS right ard Mark A Hanna Ji,' ~ a.,
Air I'olvin's LETT Republican tihied S,ai,eH r NJ
piat1 entered the Senate in 1881. VIII s,' Oh NJ
t,1' speciaI table VIII BE- provided Ior "a, NJ
pIatt's Tioga County friends jnr r-suiimm' Il, iva
Tew-York State officers and the hrans u ~ ~
,nsmts. at No , The Republican members OF to ,
press from the state; at No j. IN S''t frrn,
rJ ar No 4 the Ass"mblymer. The guests 'iu iii
Varous localities Will be placed SO thht my W.,
hs noar Zach other New-Ycra County vii unn.
about 400 representatives. Albany county ~, ~
ara Rensselaer, counties l25 each. ana Mono .'u
Warren nftv each. Nearly all the ticNe's ~, dTi
York county have been disposed OIL ne VIZ
that remain are in the hands OF 'vo'k'. ,'o-,
chester secretary of the Republican ouli'! VA"
mite. 10 whom application must he H'ue ,.,, O..
As souvenirs OF the occasion me steer tnsin,' ~
~ Mr. plat will be distributed. The menu MI ~ {.
oert in a group the likenesses or the oil,o rrt,
,ha Penubcan State League, VIII some =,
i've matter regarding the Leagues WORK III many
campaigns ,, -, prosiae,. Colyin from
,nv.rnor (;rlggs Of New-Jersey YESTERDAY az
centinr the invitation to be present ana spa .
N,;ce-Presjlent elect Hobar'. although ne ag
made a rule not TO attend such eathe''nt-, nd
rxpected 10 make al exception III thls '"He OH"
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
ALBEMARI.E-S NJ. Prevos-. general manager
OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. FIFTH
EECE,--Francis Hendricks. Of Syracuse, cuth-
bert T. Jones Of Louisiana. and William J. Tucker.
president Of Dartmouth College. -GlI>Srtf FIX Con
gresham s J. Schermerhorn. OF Schenectady. and
General w s g. Wiley. OF Catskill y. Y. IfOI.-
IAND-Cong-cssi Delegate y. o. Murphy. OF
Arizona and Eugene Tompkns Of Boston. M
PER1AIl-I. r. Barton Willing. OF Philadelpha.
MANHATTAN- General W. NJ. Osborne and ex-
Lieutenant Governor W II. Halle. OF Massachu-
sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles a.
Towne OF Minnesota and ex-senator II. J. Donald
son OF Ballston Spa. ~ Y. MURRAY Hlll.-Ex-
Governor John W. Stewart, Of Vermont. WEST
MrNSTER-George KEENAN, OF Washington. d. {.
WALDORF-IIenry Wattersor. of Louisville; ex-
Congressman Tom L. Johnson. Of Ohio. and John
q. Milburn. OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
SEW-ROCHELLE.

The Sewer Commissioners and a committee Of
citizens which had been considering a remedy for
the sewer outlet in Echo Bay have decided 10 draw
up a bill giving the Commissioners power to raise
money to abate the evil OF which the wealthy resi-
dents along the Sound have complained. The com
,niftee is composed OF Henry S Clarke l.. B Pinck-
ney and Richard Lathers jr and is in favor OF dis
posal works
4 committee, consisting OF George A. Albro.
Charles Clarke. Mrs Foote and others, has an
nolnced three subs crirtion dances TO be given IN
the Gymnasium the nights OF Thursday. January
q: Thursday. February -. and Thursday. April =.
Frank Davis. manager for Adrian lselin. has m,
nounced that Troublesome Brook. of the old
trout streams. and OF the tributaries OF the
Bronx River. has been selected by Mr.. lsen as the
source of q new water supply for Tuckahoe. Pei
ham Manor and New Rochelle. Plans are now be-
ing drawn for a reservoir which will have a capacity
OF 2DebDc galons. II will take several years 10
build the reservoir, and several hundred men VIII
have EMPLOYMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

A number Of nnishers employed In the hat rae
tory OF the Simmonds Hat Company. OF John-st
struck Yesterday because their wages were reouceu
10 ner cent The men about 81 - day
The Rev. Henry a. Davenport. OF br'usepoI
,he Rev DR. Oliver s. Dean, OF Paterson an"
Sanford Knapp have been appointed by me moue'
a,,r OF the Westchester Presbytery to make inc
regular visitation to Westminster Church 'o-oa!
This afternoon at the Woman's Institute Duu
ing Mrs Eta Morse Hudders VIII lecture y"
.,Hveiene Of the Schoolrooms. go -, vo,Lars
A bicycle club connection win ,he III, ~
T,r, Verein was organized last SATURDAY VII ,nars
foliowinC officers: II. LandsDerg captain, p,u or
Stammei lieutenant: Charles PracK se'ie'"' ~
~ Westminster County Medical SoclttH VIZ
Mold meeting this afternoon In the Noh'"'o" Oo"'
I'll rocm al Manor Hail. at 800 Q coSN .,,, q nrh
yonkers Lodge No 2o5 Is. or r.. VIII nav. ~ ~
,ic Installation this evening In Odd tenows I'LL,
L., TIL solownc officers installed by the hoN
Name Society of 81 Josephs Ch9 iprss Costello
Michael ] Chimney president, James Us o 'nt
~ nresi,iarf. Thomas r. McGrath, secretary anu
Ahraham Iincoln's birthday Will De observes go os
The Young Mems Republican Club Heneral JIM -
o'i,e;rne of New-York City. will be the orator. VI
he occasion. -, ....o,,ooa ~ tho
wedding was celebrated at the parsonage oi .ilo
1yos,rinster Presbyterian Church YESTERDAY ~ ~.
Pev George X. Cutting. when John Stiiiiih"e ".u
Niss Ninnctta +. Fisher. both OF tonk'rS; VII
married. Miss Josephine Nelson was me ID r..
,raid and & J Sheridan acted as pes man Nj
enc Mrs S;ra!nline left on their wedding ''u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
THE BROADWAY GARDEN TROUBLE.

TESTIMONY AS TO THE ATTACK on A TRAVELLING
SALESMAN AND HIS WIFE ~ THE PLACE.
Light was thrown on the character Of the Broad
way Garden yesterday when Samuel irving a
bounccr employed in the restaurant. was arraisheo
In the jefferson Market Court on the charge OF as
saulting Henry Stewart and his wife. at iate
hour on Sunday night. Stewart who had black
ened eye and "A bruised face, was In court TO press
the complaint against Irving. and Mrs. Stewart
said to be Ill in bed at the ST. cloud Hotel.
Stewart said he travelling salesman and
lived at No 100 West Onue hundred and-fifth st.
Late on Sunday night. he said he and his wife
went into the garden at No. l26l Broadway and
drank beer az table. man at the same table
prictor OF the place. said the persons at the table
would have TO get out unless there was less noise
Then Irving assaulted Stewart and threw him out
Of the garden to the sidewalk, the complainant
'On the way to the door" said Stewart. every
man within reach kicked and punched me. and at
h' eOU o rs s Nj w me ss ae
rushed out, the proprietor wrenched her arm ami
her in the abdomen. She was lying on the side
walk when picked myself up. She was unconscious,
and had her taken in cab to the ST. Cloud
Were you intoxicated?' asked the Magistrate
81 had been drinking but was no, intoxicated.
missed my watch TOO. this morning. and feel sure
that my pocke, was picked in the trouble"
Paul Organ. colored man. who pa sing
when the Stewards were elected. testified that he
had seen Irving kick Mrs. Stewart she was
In his own behalf Irving said tina: Mr.. and Mrs
stewart entered the place intoxicated. and at
proceeded 10 create a disturbance because they did
not think tho drinks they ordered coming fast
enough II then put Stewart out Irving said.
Irving produced Breitschneder and a number OF
employees OF the house TO testify I'm his behalf and
they swore that irving did hit any one n I'd
that The Stewards were fault. However Mag
istrate Flammer held Irving without bail for a
further hearing this morning. AT which time II Is
hoped Mrs. Stewart may he able appear In
court "
Captain Chapman. when seen yesterday said he
was aware OF the character OF the Broadway Gar
den. and In Tact. had received many complaints
concerning II. His excuse for not closing nm tho
place was that he had never been able 10 secure a
warrant from magistrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
TARRYTOWN.

DR.. F. f. Russell. Charles Knapp ana James
rarr the Entertainment Committee OF the Young
Mems Ivceu,n. are arranging for tho opera that
is 10 be presented before Lent for the dement, OF
that institution.
1na GENERAL Of Mrs Annie Decker Amber. the
rifs of William NJ Amber Of the Leading
merchants OF this village took plare at The Asbupy
Methodist Episcopal Church. in Washlngtoh-st' on
Sunday afternoon the Rev. w. +. Compton. mo
pastor ocating assisted by the Key sonn ~
ar oneration performed at the rarTytown Hospital
on Friday afternoon The burial was IN sleepy
Hollow Cemetery. - ur, ran,is,
\ concert will take place AT the rlrst bap',s.
Church in broadway. tomorrow eNeninS, "a ~, IL
alsbnrste nrogramme has been prepared among
hose who will ta~ part are Mrs: Antonlo ~:
SAWYER contralto; Hiss Mary Mansheu;; sopia,o'
- Ellsworth Giles tenor: i-uthef Gan Ah'"' '''
.Fre and William &. Carl organisf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
THE UINNER TO THE SEN4TOR-ELECT

State Treasurer Addison y. Colv!n. president OF
the Republican State League. was In The city yes
terdav making final arrangements for the dinner TO
be given IN Albany at IIarnaDus Blocker Hall.
the evening OF January ~. 20 the Republican who
shall he elected United States Senator on January
10 MIR GOWN said that the present indications
were that there would he about 100 diners and
perhaps 200 spectators. Senator-elec' j. t. Fora
Ker Of Ohio; Speaker Reed. and Senator Henry
cabo: Lodge Of Massachusetts. he said. had ac-
cep.ed invitations be present and speak All the
covornors Of adjacent States. Senator John ".
r'hurs,on Of Nebraska, and d. ID. Woodmsnsee.
president ~ the National League OF Republican
CIuns had promised TO zoe present. The last named
will speak
Other prominent Republicans who have sad 'hey
~o,,ld b. present were James 5. Carkson. of Iowa:
ssmuel Tes-endon, Of Connecticut Joseph h.
Naniev Of Maine; Senator Matthew quay. OF Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
URS. SOLOUON'S CASE OPENED.
TESTIMONY GIVEN IN HER CONTEST 'r M"
FATHERS Will. THAT HI; WAS on ""'"
TERMS WITH HER.

TESTIMONY GIVEN IN HER CoN1fSI VIZ MN
FATHERS WILL. THAT HE WAS on GOOD
TERMS WITH HER.
-he contest over the will OF the la'e "a.p'i
o,anufacturer William Campbell WIN ''''
oousekeeper. Mrs. Lillian Ash. nearly "'1,'o
dollars and his daughter. Esteiie 'ampp'" o"''
mon a paItry $4,000 for which reason ME- ""
nor netitions that the Will be declared 'oid WAS
continued Yesterday before the surrogate '"''
II remple was again on the stand lie J. NV
subscribing witness 10 the will who was pfeseh'e'
nv Mr. Campbell with 100000 worth OF interest," ]"
the paper plant He testified that he knew camp
hell when he was trying TO get divorce from Us
wife Anna Louise Campbell the fnotheI ~ ,,rass
and that Campbell had frequently 'o'' wiz"
that she bad woman. ,,t.~ r.t,nasa
Robert J. Dyatt the other suDsCriDih6 y. W.. 80
to tho will who received $00.Op as slit ito l,
Inc testator was in his sane mind when ne m'tur
the will and had not been lnnuen'eu', ~ ,hn
,ns,i6ed tina, he had accompanied Mrs. ASH 10 me
office Of the Union Trust 'ompaanH,o VIA sia on
g;,en 70 her by Campbell TO her account LIS
Closed the testimony for the proponents u '
will 49,. - ,,o 1Io,ne Ran,
., M eo2 West Forty-second-st. testified Tor me
9" o,,eStan,s He testified that he had frequently
eau AIR ,'ampbell and his daughter AT the parih'
and they seemed to be on the nei VI ,, e onoe 70
Witness said that Campbell would ofteh coIle ~
,ha hank in the morning with every appearance OF
having been up all night, ana steep III ''' -,
tho office for hours at time. one tlfne he w.
TO the bank with his divorced WE ,, hie ber Tbcv
for 81 900 and then drove away WIN her; ~, ~;
acted SO affectionately then the witness 49, ,
ne thought there was possibility o, tnei, 1919 800 "a
married again. Mr.. stevenson saiu ma ~ 90
Mr. Campbell had often re1erreu 10 MIS- -" "
Adiourninent was taken until Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
SING SING.

Asa means Of furnishing occupation ior nun"
Der OF the idle convicts under his con"o' a. ~.
Prison Warden Sage will organize TWO GLASSES VI
instruction this week. One Will he Grass VI Nv
men, who will be laugh; advanced Enghsh s'"o''''
"a u,u bs in addition TO the class that mas eN-
;sfad for some time IN which the ruIImsh's al
'aucht The other class will consist OF MP 'o'',
NM will be Instructed in freehand drawing an
woodcarving They will be selected rom pr,So nviy
L own 10 have some taste In this direciIoil ON.
those being retained who give signs OF Ntttt,rsss
and Industry in their work Those ihat l'', heir
nlaces Their tea her in drawing ana uess',ius
will be a convict who is professional deslSheI am am
6raurhtsman while the instructor IN carving VII.
he a convict named Caudeana. VINO is an eNPti
sculptor and carver and graduate OF an ail ss.u0,
p Ron,e The various books and Tools necessaiN
for these classes have been purchased ana me y.
Warden expects excellent results lro" '''S INV "
.cefr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
THE SEW4LL LIBRARY SALE.

Tn. sale AZ public auction OF the late Henry
J. Sawall.s extensive library. by Bangs & Co..
No q Ftrih-ave was resumed yesterday afternoon
and prices ranged from FIVE cents to 800 volume.
Following are few OF the principal sales: Queen
Booke of Christian Prayers, clean copy.
snail ITO Russia gilt nondon. 1880. $50: The Come
die. OF Plautus" folio. Cd red morocco gilt uiyD'
S,nder. nd COPY s44 The Pleasant ana Joyous His
tory Of Geant Garantua," in French by Francois
Ka1elais with wood cuts. thick lNmo. old CALI llAi',
80. "Priscianus" ornamented initials and painted
ranitals folio Old red morocco. Gilt Nenico 400 SAL
and The Adventures of Ulysses, bv francesca
engrayngs OF frescoes formerly in the Palace OF
Fontainebleau small 4to half veiium G6.O,. $40. The
sale will be continued at p. m. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The Sisters OF the order OF ST. Francis whose
mother house is a. Mount Lorretto. Staten Island
have assumed charge Of the Home of ST. Benedict
the Moor. in Rye. relieving the twelve Sisters or
the Dominican order. who will return 70 the mother
house. No 800 East ixty-thrd-st New-iork City
Father Burke and his assistant, Father y keefe
VIII still retain their interest in the Home.
The Highway Commissioners are building A fine
macadam road at Rye Beach, which. when com
peted will add much 10 The attractiveness of the
beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
TO ADMINISTER RICHARD TIGHE'S ESTATE

Surrogate Arnold has appointed Augusta
uochstaetter Iouise Peckham and Ellen g. Gold
srhmit, temporary administrators OF the estate Of
the late Richard Tighe the eccentric old man who
occupied the only dwelling house remaining IN
Union Square The administrations are the cX-
..u,ors named I'm the will The estate Is Il large
ono the oDening of the safe deposit boxes lately
disclosing bonds 10 the value % over sI'"',~ and
az ON i'm cash The house IN Union Square is also
valued AT $4,000 The Union Trust Company Is
designated by the Surrogate as depository o. me
funds of the estate. Notice OF contest or IN" VIII
MAJ filed some time ago 10y number o. relatives
NJ the testatOr in England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY JAN. Is 1896
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. JAN. Is 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamer Teuric t3r) smith, Liverpool January with
tnl-- Ia "A Maitland kelssv. Arrived al N:t6
~
steamer Rose tI}r). Allen. BIO de Jan.ro December
"a with coffee 10 Husk JevOnS Arrived a the bar
II - u nj January II.
steamer CITY ~ Washington Harley. Tampico Januar,
10 Mafanyas IL ami Havana IL. with mdse and -
passenger - James Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar
n \ a
steamer l.mra~a.. narstow from Galveston. with
III ls- and passengers To e IL MalOr, 60.
Steamer Klo GraLde. STAPLES. from Brunswich with
mlse and passengers To & Il Mallory 60.
steamer Burhrlds. Mesinso Baltimore. with mdse t.
Fn"ier
ranrr tiu,hndottr. walker. Newport News and Sol
foik with mdsa and passengers to Oli Dominion 80.
Steamer r. Norte llaw horne New orleans with mise
10 Van sickle
creole eager. New orleans January ~. with
nis- and passens, to T. : Allen
sand, Hook. Jan. -. pSo y. m.-Wini northwest.
strong breeze. clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Dresden (Ger. Gross. Bremsn-Oeirehs 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19

4 jury in Part II Of General Sessions yesterday
brought in verde, of murder in the first degree
against Howard Scott. negro. who was charged
with killing his wife October q last at tneir
rooms. Scyenth-avc. and Thlrtieth-st.
Three Italian laborers were Injured at . O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by the falling Of partition
in the ruins OF a building In Thirteenth-ave, be-
tween IIoratiO ard Gansevoort SITS, that Is being
torn down The injured all live at No. 80
Seventecnth-st.. Brooklyn. Antonio Moscore.
twenty-five years old. IS the most severely injured
He had most Of the bones of his face broken. ana
suffered possible fracture OF the skull. lie was
attended 10y DR. Mountain and taken TO 81. VIM
cents Hospital Como Chrome, twenty nine years
Old received internal injuries and fracture OF the
LETT leg Giuseppe cisserel twenty-five years old.
received cOntueOns of the right foot. The TWO
latter were taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
II J. APKELLS VISIT TO WKTNLEY.

William J. Arken. proprietor Of Judge, started
at 6 D. m yesterday for Canton. to call on the
Presdent-elect. Mr.. Arkel was accompanied by
Abner Mckinley the brother Of Major Mckinley
and Grant b. Hamilton the principa Gar,oon niS
Kinley highly appreciated the services OF Mr..
Arkell's paper during the campaign. ana desires 10
nrof eel ion and sound money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19
MOUNT VERNON.

Ex-Mavor Edison Lewis has accepted an invita-
lion 10 become a member OF General Horace Por-
ter's staff at the inauguration parade in Washing
ton He is now In Washington assisting in the ar
rangements
East Chester Council No A.. A. J.. OF II. Will
have public tallation OF officers Friday night.
Following the installation the young women OF the
Euterpe Society will give musical entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19

Tho following annual report OF the Chamber OF
Commerce contains exhaustive statistics OF the
foreign commerce OF the United States for rho
hscai year ending June 80. 1896. Following Is a
recapituIation Of the foreign commerce OF the port
of New York. compared with all tho nor,s ~ tho
United States:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-19

steamer Premier do. Hopkins Halifax : ''"''''
Sieamer LAIN ,Ger,. S'orner. Bremen via sou'hamV
Steamer Psninsuar d,ru B.,tanoour, oprio and iA'
'0 s;esm.r Tuckahoe Van E,t,n Providence IT
Steamer Potomac ,Br L,eoom E Hss
steamer Ksntieern d'n. Farw'a'her Newport '>e""
scamer tonanchs rean.ns,on charleston 'ai ja'''
son, william yNe .fer % a,annoh-ocean CO.
steamer silvia dr, '1arSS, = Joha A'e''"' ""'
Steame-. Nitena oBr Dow. Gona.,es. Port an f'n'~
Livingston ct PIN F.rw od %S,,, New. ara Rich
mond-o.d Dominion s. c. 49,, >,,,,r, News-
oit np,n,ion - o. ...
' sis,mer Rsvi. ,l,r, Jones ryerp'on kst'ey. 4
steamer flnsbury tBr. james Philadelphia "''''
Steamer uo,,eln oico Hoppe AK cages Ja'mei' 80
s,na;oer g~nrv + cav nelsn, Baltimore II f's'sr:
schooner Moss Rose ORA. Iahn"s Ar"'a''' ''"-
Hutchngs Bros.
SAILED. "a
Steamers Dresden oicu for Bremen sly" MI, V% aai
Newport News richmond Newport News ara --'' e;.x
cOmanche Charleston and JackslnNll"' ""''
Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer patria ,Fr, puac. from New York "''"
at N,r', NnmaSd~ ro peloace nom Ne"-i0'~
arrived Havre January j. from, New YORK 10
Gsss'm arrived at Mdyille janaa' J., >, yo,. to-
steamer Kaiso~ dftl. Marf'l. - VI" Nv
a mn
steamer frlerst bismarck ciri' N.oe's, ,, ,, Il,
,or New York sailed from 'heil"Hts ~. salel
steamer Armenia ttierD Mhgln i'l ~" '
from Hamburg January Il" ,., Or New Yogh
eihendAm b'IVW' O.. N'
sailed from Rotterdam January l. x.u YORK sailed
.'.'',,,.r rri..and ,il..S \ickci- ~ ~" - IN
,n,,,.,,, Innu.t, Is and passed flu,hnS IN, New
- ~, ,..r Wilhelm II n;er llosein thl led
w. ar,tts,i 4 Gibraltar January i ana p-
Naples and Genoa. . ,,~, From, pe!ayOa Bay
a., >.N York passed cap. i''iis
'eianr. ~ ~" l.i4s \o.D from New OH ,,lonbS
* Ma Nest Hart epoo fni Shans"'' '"
January IL .,.,t, ,,,r, New York Jsa"~''
'n ,ir,.-ran.an uA~s~d Gihialtts Jan""a, ports
s,.,,,,, f,aii, ,iln. Wards, from Mrll,,'
90. -, WI mas Il Gibraltar January insi from s.
~. - ,,le ar, rom Pernamouco, s""'
Iu.., ~ New YORK January - ..., from MoneNii~
1,.ff-na tl}r Nsisrp sdnrd iN"
r.,, Nh, Work January II. - t,,burg sslee
10 -, vs,-ala oier. Bohn. from h'"'''
70, o., T,,~. Tor \rw York January ,,,n shields fr
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