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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

portba 4 Shoup ffty-two years old. the VIE
NJ Baldwin Shoup died al her home III kast fort
chester on Sunday morning. Mrs ShoTp leav'S "a
husband and three children. The funeral VII ne
held tomorrow by the Rev. ". + MaflIl; rectoT O.!
M Ispiscopal Church in GlcnviNc Burial IN kFe
Union Cemetery. 49,, ,.,uo .,,
seymour slater. thirty years oiq. While 70
ding 10 services In the Sunmerield Me-
Eniscopal Church. in Port chester. on SuhGlg
,1i;ght felI in RrOad-st and broke his ankl'. The
injury is so serious that ampu,aton may ne heceS-
Sary. .,, a.. --oo,,l r,,,e;c,l
services in Christ Church. Rye, on SUNDAY AFTER
noon The selections were from "Ihc Ko1emp-
,;on and were given by the choir under the dlT@c-
lion of II. T. Girard The choir was assisted 10y
Rosamond Sinnett, of New-York City.
The Girls club of Christ Church announces n
dinins-room and kitchen sale in the parish house
on The afternoon Of Tuesday, FeDruaIy y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
COMING TO INVESTIGATE TRUSTS.

Sergeant-at-Arms Benson Of the State Senate yes
terday made arrangements for the use Of the room
OF the Board of Aldermen at the City Hall by the
special committee OF the Legislature which is COM
ing here on Friday to begin the investigation Of
trusts. The committee consists OF Senators Lexow
Parsons and Gallagher and Assemoymen Bcdell
warner Mazet and Barry. The Democrats on the
committee are Messrs. Gallagher. OF brooklyn. and
barry, OF this CITY. senator Lexow Is from Rock
land County, Senator Parsons from Monroe AS
semoiynan BedeH from Orange. Assembyman
warner from Niagara and Assembyman Mazet
Inc investigation will begin Friday at II n. m.
ana there VIII De another session on Saturday The
committee may not have the assistance of counsel
MaZet are lawyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

uo,e, Cas.leton on Saturday evening under the
management OF Mrs. Alexander ID. shaw
A movement has been started among inc Geiri' ~
residents Of Stapeton 10 reorganize the org Gei
club under a new name. About Atty members nave
been secured and a lease will probably pe taken u"
The old Richmond Road Club house. -, -, -
The Republican County committee VIII "o'' ="
TIE Women Of ST Stephenss Church. Tottenville,
Will give an oyster supper on THURSDAY evening:
The following have been elected ofnccTs OF , We
terleigh Collegiate Institute, Prohibltlon farh
President Edmund j. Wheeler: yice-president, E'd-
ward D. Clark: secretary, c. l. Haskell. treasuISr
isaac X. Funk. vi. s. Van Chef, DIN NJ Barber
John s. Warde George NJ. Iurdy. W. T. Hoi,
Frank Burt y F.. Funk A NJ. Harris ana H. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
NO VIEW OF TIE ECLIPSE.

The few amateur astronomers who stood or
Brooklyn Bridge yesterday afternoon. just before
O'clock watching for the promised solar eclipse,
were destined 10 experience disappointment Dur
ing the part of the day the skies had been
clear. and even at that hour they were so overhead
But down near the western horizon there was a
low bank OF cloud into which the sun disappeared
lust at the critical hour. Persons gifted with Il
lively Imagination may have thought that they DC
tected a slight fattenng OF the southern or south
edge OF the solar disk before the latter
dence Of the fact not forthcoming. At best the
show would have been poor one in this neighbor-
hood probably, as the moon would not have en-
croached more than one-tenth or one-twelfth OF d
diameter upon the suns surface. Down in the
South Atlantic and East Gulf states however a
larger proportion OF the solar area was obscurcd
and II the weather conditions able the
eclipse may have been an Interesting occnrrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

.engers to Hagemeyer & Brun Arrived at the lar at
Steamer Alliance Colon January p with md Use
i'4 steamer Yumur Boyce, Tampico January % and
g w 1 %fss qP Ind "a at @ to
steamer Napa,na DR. Grr%ny D ggn 5anu arva
ss Hai :! J.nHsr Is s rPS
Monscr, and TETs Island & 22 wlin at the
:ssn city fs dosv. Hsg
Gonaives g and I5asqa "a p Slth mase 20 W" ''e
md A h9d2o 81 g. St h 5SHas I"
and Porto Kico IS 90. Arrived at the ia. at s n IAN
uary @S with fruit the American Fruit Company
the nsr at Ks$. xe~orenns with me,c
'n Steamer d Quick from New-o'o"' with mise
to steamer r" RIO Gronis staples Brunswick with mdse
and passshss;s yano,te Davis Newport News and Nor
folk mdse and passengers to GA Domino"
'' san SS"P Poo j. Feb ,SsO ,v m-wnd east
moderate breeze: overcast and very haH'
CLEARED.
Steamer rraye Ger. Thalenhors'' Bremen Via South
s.smef Foyie ,rS Gibson Newport News-J Win
Steamer Mlla.orana Gsr'' Thompson Barbados Para
an s.smsr Vega PSru Costa Lisbon and oporto via
ssnmeI n"an"Ss boaz Norfolk and Newport News
S.amsr Angus, Korrr Ger. Burner Monmouth Eng
Rsrre Mar Garrett Smonds bridgeport. Como ]
Sntp fena 1Isr) Allan Calcutta, British East indies
Vernon Brown x co.
Bark Hector tfr). tadcrI' for' Na'a' SCUM H'''''
p,rt Rev tSor, Anderson Gibraltar-Benham & Boye-
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke for Norfolk =, and Newport News
Mobile Hr). London; ohio Br) Hull.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Argyll tBrl Ward. from New York January
a. arrived a Glasgow January 81
for New York arrived at Suez January 81.
Steamer Dresden ,icr Gross from New-lork Jan
iS arrived at Bremen January 81
Irene tBr). Attree from New YORK Jan
uray i3 arrived at Liverpool January 81.
Steamer Francisco (Br. Jenkins from New York Jan
uary arrived AZ Hull February l. -
Sienmer Liandan CITY ,llrl. Hunter. from New-York
January "a. arrived al Bristol February l.
Steamer Aladdin tNprl. Schyott from New York Jan
Tor china and japan. passed Gibraltar January =.
Steamer Potomac ulr). Anderson. from Nrw-lo rN
January ~ Liverpool passed Kinsai- January ii.
Steamer Siugart GER kohcnhock. from Breinen Tor
New York. passed Dover February l.
steamer Gardena tIrl Rutherford sailed from nettlh
for Nev-york January - no; previously reported 49,
Steamer Norge DAM knrdsen sailed from Stettin for
New-York January ~
Steamer Sarna (rl. Wyatt sailed from Genoa Tor Ne"
York January ~
steamer Elise Marie GEO Remers. sailed from Ham
burg for New York January 20
Steamer Lasseii (BD Trenaman. from Rio Jane'ro
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. FEB I. 1897
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer (Br,. Bouquet. London January
a. with mdse and passe ayers NewYork Shipping
Arrived q the Bar at / AZ
Nomaic (I,rD Clark Liverpool January 81 with
mdse TO II Maitland Kersey. Passed In at Sandy Hook
al II 80 m.
in ballast - Hogan Son. Arrived at tho Bar at 23o
IN.
Steamer IMcisen OrJ Brown Newcastle January IL,
ballast 10 Goepel a Trube Arrived at the Bar at $3.50
y III.
ceyion tNor). Hansen. Pensrth January o. In
ballast Bowrns Il Archibald. Arrived the Bar a
345 y m.
Steamer Colorado Or Wilton. Hull January 20 with
mise q Sanderson Il Son. on Sandy Hook IAghtshp
lO.2o fn.
steamer Armenia Ger. Magn. Hamburg January 10,
with mdse and :: steerage to Hamburg Amer
can Line. Arrived at the Bar At m.
steamer Deutschland erJ. Schi-rhorst Rotterdam
uary II, In ballast Gust IIeye Arrived nj the Bar
D m.
steamer Neendam dprtch stenger. Rotterdam january
Il with rise =. calm and 10 steerag- passengers u
Meth rlands American Steam Navigation 90. at
the Ear u "a ~.
Steamer Cutht-r. on Fitzgerald Antwerp January
BAN
Steamer Deidnzon tBr. Trewin. IIueva January s.
VIA belawir. HreakUat.i ~. with To
Co. vessel to Bovrins Archibald. Arrived at the Bar
a 2s3op pm.
Steamer Chaucer d3r,. Russell santos January 4 bahia
IL and NJ Lucia "a with mdse TO Busk Jryons Ar
rived at the Bar at
Steamer Dona Amsa Uort, Jensen Manaos January IL
and Para 70 with ude o cabin and 10 steeruge pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

there will be no collection" The only repy re-
ceivod to this letter, DR.. Triple says was 'e'e
gram stating that Commander Booth W9uio "o'
Cor duct the Services as had been arranged.
commander Booth could not be seen yesterdas,
hut Colonel IIallmond his private secretary, 49,
no saw DR. Triples statement, said that the cielsy
man was IN error in the impression ne nav ~ III,
viewed 10 the congregation. The real iac.S, S1n
Colonel Ualmond are these; IT Is one OF the aS
Of the Volunteers to help the churcnes III MI,
missionary work and for that reason we iIsdueu,!
hold services IN the various churcnes IN thls ~;
Although we never stipulate that coiecuoii sha,t
be made for the Volunteers II Is lnVaraDiE az
corded TO us In arranging for this service III la
Methods. Episcopal Church, STAFF Oncer Haruher'
Who has charge OF this branch or our work was m
formed by DR. Triple that the usual coliectlon
must go 10 the churchs building FUND, put tnat
Booth might take a further collectlon
to defray the incidental expenses the volunteers
had beer put to in connection with the service.
Commander Both was perfectly content VIII TINS.
and on this understanding consented 10 ADDRESS
DR. Triples congregation. Consequently IL was
vii some surprise that Commander Booth received
a letter from the pastor at o'clock on Saturday
in reply to one sent him the day before asking
at what time the service would begin-stating that
the service would he opened az p. m, and that
IL must be understood that no collection would be
ken for the Volunteers. Commander Booth
thought that this distinct breach OF an agree
ment previously made and he therefore. by Dr.
Tipple's own messenger. sent back an answer that
the enga cement cancelled DR.. Triple Is wrong
in saying that this ntimation was sent to him by
telegraph"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Club AT Garretsons Is being thoroughly over
hauled ard in a short time the members will re-
move 20 the new location. The new house is an old
mansion which stands on the hills above Garrett
sons and commands magnificent view 10 sea-
ward and Long Island and the New-Jersey
Highlands The main floor will have a cafe.
WOmens reception-room and a huge dining room
done in CHARTERED oak The second and third floors
will have mems and wOmen's dressing rooms In
the basement baths and lockers will be placed.
There will also be golf links and capacious stable
with kennels.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Jonge, OF ST. Pauls-ave..
StapIeton, will give dance ON Tuesday evening
next
Mr. and Mrs. Francis o. Boyd. OF Rard-ave., have
returned home from the Plaza Hotel, New-York
The young society set will have dance at tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
NEW YEARS DAY IN CHINATOWN.
UsHBRED IN WITH THE BURNING OF INCENSE AND
TrIB BANGING OF GONGs-GAY TIMES

UsHBRED IN WITH THE BURNING OF INCENSE AND
THE BANGING OF GONGS-GAY TIMES
TO-DAY AND To MORROW.
The Chinese new year began yesterday. 30 diu
the celebration thereof. The latter VIII continue
TODAY and tomorrow Chinatown always observes
this greatest day On the Chinese calendar ana on
that dav many Celc .ials come from the suburbs 10
join with the faith of the city in burning incense
and banging gongS These two employmehts are
the chief means OF Q Celebration.
The streets of Chttown were more than usually
crowded Yesterday, and their narrow and sinuous
lengths were panoramic all day long with hurrying
Cinnamon and ndolent sight-secrs. Nearly all the
shops of Chinese ownership closed and the
curtains Of the windows tightly drawn,
but the Cinnamon in the streets were arrayed in
their finest and some OF them actually smiled as
they went about wishing their fellows the Chinese
equivalent for a happy new year w..
SITS were gayly decorated with lanterns and
steamers and flags. the windows OF the various
loss houses being especially vivid The big JOSS
house recently opened at No. lS Pel-st. seemed
to attract the most visitors outside waved the
yellow flag ard its dragon, and there came from
within all day long the sound OF the CHER mu,,
stefan playing the score Of Wagnerian grand
opera on a brass gong. The odor Of incense was
strong in the streets. and doubtless joss was es-
pecially well-fed. go,
The celebration was rot discontinued until late
night. and after dark the lanterns Illuminated
the streets with unwonted brilliancy. FOR this
reason IT Is pity that every day isn't New Years
Day in Chinatown. There will be more good square
Celestial soloist will continue his performance on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Charity Ball. Metropolitan Orera House.
Greater New-York Commission. City Hall.
Board of Aldermen. l p. N.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Order OF the Founders and Patriots Of America
dinner Hotel Manhattan, p. m.
Dinner OF Cheshire Academy Alumni Association
Waldorf $50 p. III.
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps anniversary ball
1cnoX LyCeum.
Historical Society. Elevcnth-st. and Secondave
D. m.
QuiGg Club, No 81 Amsterdam-ave.. r. m.
Society Of Medical Jurisprudence, No. Il West
FOrty-third-st.
Irish-American cti>eas' mass-mecting. Grand
Central Palace. s p. m.
Stone Trade Association. No. 16j East Sixtetn-
st. y IN.
Review and parade Of EST Battery. armory, S
p. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
DARLINGTON BOOTH CRITICISED.
THE REV DIR Triple SAYS TIE COMMANDER AND
HIS WIFE BROKE AN ENGAGEMENT TO
SPEAK IN HIS CHURCH

THE REV DIR Triple SAYS TIE COMMANDER AND
HIS WIFE BROKE AN ENGAGEMENT To
SPEAK IN HIS CHURCH.
The Rev Dr. r. s. Triple. pastor OF the Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, West One-hundred-
and-fourth-st. near Columbus-ave. in a statement
made yesterday, charges Commander and Mrs.
Ballington Booth OF the American Volunteers. with
breaking an engagement TO speak at that church
on Sunday night because collection to be
taken for the benefit Of tho Volunteers. For
eral days announcements have been posted upon
the notice OF the church to the effect that
Commander and Mrs Booth would conduct the
Sunday evenings service. In expectation OF their
appearance, a large congregation filed the church
Sunday night AS It happened. however. neither
Darlington Booth nor his wife present, and in
explaining the absence, Or. Triple IL reported To
have used these words. Il have received telegram
from Balngton Booth Informing me that. as there
is money TO be collected here tonight he and
Mrs. Booth have decided that they Will not be with
this evening. deeply regret 10 make this state
mcnt, but feel as II the feet Of every person In
this vast congregation wee upon my neck and
that mn explanation on my part Is absolutely re-
qured."
DR.. Triple IS said 10 have explained further that
he had received Intimation from the Booths tina.
they would not fun their promise 10 preach. unit!
the last moment-unii II too late 10 inform the
congregation Of the cancellation OF the engage
ment. According 10 DIR. Tpples statement. ne hac
received no hint that the Booths would not be on
hand until he casually wrote a note TO Raliing,on
Booth saying: "Of course 1t Is understood that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Huguenot Commandery. United order or Golden
Cross gave an entertainment and reception last
night in the Town Hall Visitors were present from
Mount Vernon Larchmont and Mamaroneck Tine
programme consisted OF music, songs and reclia-
lions by the Durand family. OF Brooklyn.
The young women of Residence Park. Banker
place and Pelham Manor who compose the p. ID.
O club will give an amateur dramatic entertain
rrent al the home OF Mrs. j. H. Harmer in Banker
Place on THURSDAY night in aid of the New.
Rochelle Hospital The entertainmenl Is me t4lra
Chafing Dish and The Boston and Albany sta
On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
HONE NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AIBEMARI Ell Victor Baughman. Of Balt-
more. and Professor John G. Smock, of Trenton
FIFTH AVENUE Eek Senator Frank IIiscock Of
Syracuse. GRAND TNION-Professor Il. c. Men
denhal. OF Worcester, Mass. MANfIATTAN-Con-
gresham James S. Sherman. Of Utica: Hamil-
ton Harris. Of Albany and Roswell A. Par
menter OF Troy. MURRAY HILL-General
Cyrus Bussey, OF Washington. d. c. PARK
AVENUE-Pubc Printer Thomas f. Benedict. of
Washington. d 9. ST CLOITD-Colonel s. +. TILL
man. of West Point ATDORF-Robcrt g. Og
den. Of Pllladeipha Mrs. John a. Logan, OF Wash
ington. ID. g. and John Biisbon Walker. WIND
SOR-Fx-C Congressman John ". Gambler. of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
WHITE PLAINS.

The February term OF the Supreme Court con-
vened at the courthouse yesterday morning Justice
Martin ]. Keogh presiding. There was civil cal
endar of 1872 causes. The Grand Jury was empan-
elled and Stebbin b. Quick OF North Salem. selected
as foreman. In his charge 10 the jury Justice
Keoch called attention 10 the fact that the town
assessors Of the county were not performing thelr
duties: that for years the assessment OF real es-
tate had constantly increased. while personal prop
erty escaped Just taxation 10 an enormous extent
The Judge asked the jury to investigate and make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
EIMSFORD.

Another sensational development in the school
affair was made known last evening at the law
Offices OF w. II. III. Ely Of Tarrytown. counsel for
rho trustees Mr. Ely said tina. papers we're served
on Colonel Hamilton on Saturday In suit brought
iv the trustees charging him with WrongfulIy uslnS
50 ISL 80 which was paid 10 him as trustee In lS1
ana lS56. for the benefit of the district TheS Inr-
rher say that the money was WronSfully ana cor
rupty diverted from the uses for which IL was IN
tended. and used for private purposes by
Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
SING SING.

Tho fourth annual ball OF Monitor Hose COM
pany No 4 will be held at Olive Opera House on
Thursday evening.
The Free VIII Offering socable announced TOT
las, Thursday evening in the parlors OF the Bap.
list Church and which postponed on account
OF the weather. VIII take plaCe This cvening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

The Commissioner of Public Works asked the
Board of Estimate yesterday TO transfer from me
1895 account $1,000 that was set aside for repavinS
the streets but which was never used. and also
10 appropriate 1904 go 20 asphalting the streets
this year This will provide for 52 500 square ards
of asphalt Major Strong expressed a wish to
have the work on the streets hurried forward. The
applications were referred to the Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
LAUNCH or THE NEW STEAMERS

II ~ expected that the first Of the TWO large twin
screw steamers now building In Setin for the North
German LIoyds Bremen New York service the ais
er Mnneim Ger Crosse will be laurcsed the lOoth
The launch OF the Kaiser Friedrich al Danzig VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

The Board of Estimate at It's meeting to-day APP
proprated among various hospitals and charia BILE
institutions. excise moneys amounting to S6.sS 49,
The sum of % lGf was allowed TO ex-Poce Commits
sioner John McClavp for counsel fees for his de-
fence before the icXoW Committee The Board for
mally approved the plans for the new addition 10
the Blackwelrs Island nijoniary the new sewer
on Blackwelrs Island and for a small addition 10
bellevue Hospital. The Board also appropriated
tho following sums for now schools ard for altera-
lions ard addit tons to old ones: For school site.
Greenwich ana West Tenths'.. $50 092 go for school
site. ne-hu0dred-a nd seven centh-st. and S..
Nicholas-ave $ol7 -; for school site. s'event
and Eighth and Ninth ayes. $4,000 o.: for school
site Burnside and Andrews ayes. Sl-22j i5: for
school s'n A-hundrAd-a nd min h-st and Second
ave- So. 322 81 for school site. Futon-ave and one
hundred and-scvcntv-' hirdst.. S25Si0: improving
Primary School No q. ga 900: total. S3]j.577 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Malls close. Vessel sails
Traye Bremen y G Lloyd. ......... 100 n m 1870 O
Seminole Charleston Clyde. .......... 800
Ia Grande Duchesse Savannah. Saw. 800
Eastern Prince La Plata. Prince. 300 . m 400 m
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
st Paul. Southampton, American. 100 a 1000 a
Friesand. Antwerp Red Star 1000 1900
Britannia Liverpool. White Star 900 1900
Viclanca Havana, y & Cuba..... 100 pm 800 m
Grenada Trinidad Trinidad 500 a IN 1000 a
on New-Orleans Morgan. 300
Cornal Galveston Mallory .......... 300 m
Button, Rio Janeiro. Iamport & Holt 800 m 1000
De ITssep. Port Prince. French. IL 90 100
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4
Caracas Venezuela, Red II 90 a 100
city Of Augusta, Savannah Savannah 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

Colonel Warning, OF the Street Cleaning Depart
men'. appeared before the Board of Estimate yes
te~day and opponent in President Jerolo-
man Of the Board OF Aldermen. Several weeks
ago the Colonel PINT In a request for S6.4n worth or
new stock for the current year. Included i'm the
schedule provision for set Of single harness
10 cost 500 set of double harness 10 cost S5i. a
lap robe 10 s25 and 20) horses AZ 5000 each.
Mr. JerOOman said that $50 an extraordinary
price FOR single set OF harness and also criticised
the price 10 be paid for the double set. which. II
appeared was for Colonel WaTng's rig. Controller
Fitch criticised the item for 900 horses at $500 each
Finally the Colonies schedule cut down to
$50 horses at 500 each. An application by the
Colonel for authorization TO call for bids for
four new Del"hanty dumpng-boats was referred
q The Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

sailed from - Lucia for New York January - -...,
steamer MarengO tIir. Bingham. sailed from O0'"s"
burg York January - Sv..-
Boston cry OSr). Barclay. sailed rom '
for New York January -. -, mil a.
steamer Buffalo tl}r) loveridge' sailed from Hun "
York January 81. 49,. ~. ,,,.,no
Steamer Coeril-" tBr Salier sal.eu HVH MI ~
N.w-York January n.
S,r1mer Aisatia CIIr Sv ain from Newio January
arrived at Narcotics jar rarl 80. -. ~, o--,xsi
steamer Dresden oier). Gross. rom Ne" i''"' ~
n, Rrsmerhayen January 81. 90. III. o,,vea NJ
Ger, \ierich, from Ne" ON, 80
,ar February and proceeded for Naples ana uei .,
steamer Westcrnlari dirlgl NILS TOT ~" iN''' 49,
from Antwerp January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
Winamac.
A NEW COLLAR
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise 90 Sunset $40 Moon sets m 0:2o Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ Sandy Hook 1850 Coz. Island s:26 Hell! Gate 1919
T. M-Sandy s:3l Coy. Island 1902 Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02
Announcements.
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D..

Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D..
30 West seth St.
Iuairments OF System impotence Seriity.
and like ailments Hours y to !. B TO 8.
The best cure for colds and affections OF the
n-oath IL Pari<er's Ginger Tonic.
farkers Hair Balsam never falls 20 please.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-02

& & w.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-29

Aio l. B. SmaIley. assistant supt. Of
The Colombo Childfsos Home society.
hss besn In Delts the pest few days and
has recognised the Delta local advisory
board q that organization, with the
following od3cers:
Ars d. Bailey. pessidsot; Mrs. WIN.
0aunt. vics prssiIent; MA Mary b.
nsthss, secretary; Mr.. u. r Stephens.
tssasures. and several new as0bses ID.
dsd rsprsssating the di6sesot churchss
a he city. Aayoss knowisg q chiIdrsa
h sssd oehooss q a snyoss Who visAs
10 sdops Children 10 bri9htso their own
hoos should call On o. sddrso this local
board st Delta.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-29

LOCAL H8Wo.
One snnounc.nent of any s.ssss.sn.e,s -
whch an ~ s1mi..o9 = y ehaS.sd WI = nads
meats VIII % cna'sed 'of a advertising 'ass'-
Aathers' Tor iadsss hns shoss.
&C. Mckay came down from Oursy
Monday.
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