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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-23
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

The Fresno is coming into Eort
as the BULLETIN goes to press.
The Iwalani will not be used
again until October or November.
The W II Dimond has hauled
alongside the Irmgard wharf to
discharge.
The Euterpe 10 taking on bal
last preparatory to departure for
the Sound.
The Philadelphia fsshlight was
playing merrIly on the clouds and
hills last night.
The w G Hall will be ready to
take her Kauai route again in
about three weeks.
The steamer Lakme got away
San Francisco at about $50 p.
m. yesterday taking passengers.
mail and freight
The Robert Levers got away in
ballast for the Sound this after
noon. She will return as soon as
possible with another cargo of
lumber.
The Andrew Welch will sail for
San Franci SEQ with full cargo of
sugar tomorrow. She arrived here
on the 9TH inst. with a full cargo.
Captain Drew is congratulating
himself.
The barkentine Irmgard is in
hard luck. Captain Schmidt was
expecting to get out in day or 30
as he needs but 1000 bags more,
but now it seems that he will have
to wait about ten days before he
gets the requisite amount.
Among the departures for Maui
aud Hawaii ports on the Kinsu
this morning were the following:
III H Renton, j w Bergstrom, DIR
j Wight, j f Hackfeld, w Dunn,
j W Smith, g @ Kennedy, Miss A
NJ Prescott, Mrs III Vida, l. T
Graut, DR. Moore, L 7 Kenake, 7
B Walker.
The American schooner En-
deavor, one of the ships recently
built by the w G Hall Co. and a
beautifully put up vessel, arrived in
port this morning with $4,000
feet of lumber. She sailed from
Port Townsend on July Goth and
was % days on the trip. Captain
McAllef is accompanied by his
two children.
The American schooner Eliza
Miller, j Christisnson master, ar
rived in port this morning, 16
days from San Francisco with a
cargo of 100 tonsof general merch.
andise consigned to j s Walker.
The Eliza Miller also has rs tons
of general merchandise for Fan
ming and Washington Islands to
which places she will 60 as soon
AS she has discharged her cargo
for this port.
PASSENGERS DEPART.
For Maui and Hawaii ports, per
stmr Kinau, Aug 23-Liliuoka-
lani and 2 servants, DR. English, j
Heleluhe, G Kaiser, Fl II Renton,
j w Bergstrom, E III Hitchcock,
DIR j Wight, p X Hickey, j +
Hackfeld, G B Olsen, Mrs Susan
Paalua, Mrs Choy and baby, Mrs
Irene Brown, 2 children and maid,
Miss Herrick, Mrs Noonan, w
Dunn, j w Smith, w + Haynes,
H j Donnelley, H G Wheatley, II
p Sehr, p Peck, G G Kennedy,
Mrs FL w Brown, Mrs w A Har-
dy, Miss A M Prescott, Mrs An
ME Kaikepu, Mrs Garter and
children, ID Morton and wife, X
Cameron, G M Babcock, Il r.
Gibson, W Hancock, ID Samples
Miss Mist, Mrs Hswkyard and
daughter, Mrs II Vida and child
Mrs Chung Kee and girl, Mrs Ma
wahi, Master Kay, Mrs McKen-
zie, child and servant, Miss Moy
Kong, Miss Akina, Mrs e r Hen
Idry and son, l. 4 Grant, DI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-23
We HAVE
CARTRIDGES TO BURN !

And want you to help burn them If you have not
got rifle shots gun burn them in furnish you
the required articles in that lne also We have fine
stock of smokeess and black powder shotgun cartridges
also powder shot, Shells wads and loading tools for those
who wish to load their ammunition
Shot-guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Air-guns, &c. &c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-23
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice.

MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE UNrrED)
STATES,
Honolulu, II. l., August 30, 1898.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the late John, Mason Jackson.
decreased tan American ctizen) will
please present the saiuo, properly vcri-
fed, to me within ten days from date.
WILLIAM HAYWOOD,
Consul-General OF the United States.
997-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-23
s psr;;;s
Is the best-ln fact the One True Blood Purifier.

Hood,s Dill are the best after-dinner
oA 'iS pills, aid digestion. aSc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-08-23
ScrofuIa
Swollen Glands, scrofula Sores, Hip
Disease, Boils, PimpIes, Erup-
tons Tell the story - prea dfuI
Consequences Of Impure Blood,

Certainly scrofula, II anything, may be
called the advertisement OF foul blood.
1t is the scourge of the world - offensive,
painful, facilitating, stubborn. Outward
applications do not cure. Emollients
may palliate, they cannot abolish the evil.
There is one sure way out, and that is to
eliminate the faint from the blood. For
this purpose Hoods sarsaparilla is abso-
lutely without an equal.
al have taken Hoods sersaparilla for
scrofulous humor and impure blood and
am now almost entirely cured OF the erup-
tions with which have been afflicted for
the past year. My face, chest and back
were badly broken out" FRED b. ORD
WAY, Woodstock, VT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

william, Hab,rshaw died Sunday after br'er
illness from pneumonia He was the son OF VIII
tam NJ Habirshaw and Of middle age ABOUT
q week AGO while in New-York city calling on
friends he was taken with a chill; a severe cola
followed which developed into pneumonia. lie was
connect tod with the India Rubber ana Gutta fer'h'
Insulating Company. whose works are AZ N'c,
wood OF which his father is general manager nc
lived with his wife at the Esmere, In kaVihe-
He was a member Of the City CIuo ana one u ''.'
poard of Governors of the Palisade Boat Clun.
The funeral Will be held this forenoon al Il
at s. John's Episcopal Church. and the burial VIII
be private. ,,.,,.-
on February g. 1855 the Westminster freSoS-
,erian church was organized in this city Prepare
lions are being made celebrate the fortleth anu
versarV of the organization, and commute Ia
that purpose has been appointed - 10, o0~n,rc,
cidcd To have the celebration on Su'da3 i"ct,
next The first of series Of seven nistVile"t w
ures will be given at the churGh nus TNens , ~
Rev Thomas {. strauss OF ieekShlL q, a5r1is
prior 10 the Reformation" No charge Tor aNIlis-
sgt 10 secTetar,, OF Grace Gospel Mission has m,
,sbG Ms third annual report, and In II Is recoI0cq
- ,,ork of the mission since its opening IN 4o''
There have been served ll,-i9 heais; an 800 a
SsUVs average OF seventeen. The attendance al lne
meetings S.23i There were ioitH- nv -
sions and employment was found Tor elthO Pcci
sons No person received either !oGe,ne % - re
unless he worked. The debt OF "a" mas oe'" -
The Nv Year Book Of the First Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. George r Pentecoet pastor. con,
ta.ns much interesting Information aD4u' he we
church, and the pictures OF the pastors WIZ ~
served the church are well produced. .o ,,,,,,
pany AND that Of the New br Jo St1n wa
his eveninR at the armOIy, II NaNeiI!-sC . 20, o.
The heaviest snOwstorm OF the season up 10 uai .
visited Yonkers yesterday. II began snUWlns v'i IN
night Al dari more than inches had Ia"eh'
and seighing was excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
no BAIL FOX LORD WILLIAM.
HIM TO STAND HIS TRIAL-LEwIs
on THE STAND.

London Jan Sl.-The examination OF Lord Will
lam Neyil fourth son Of the Marquis of Aber-
gavenny who was arrested January q. charged
with fraud in connection with the suit OF Sam"
Lewis the n1oney-lender. against Spencer Clay an
officer Of the Guards. recover ellis due two
promlssory notes cashed for the prisoner. re-
Mr.. Clays evidence was read. and Sir George
Lewis counsel for Lord William said that he
would not cross examine or offer any defence at
the present stage H recognized that the case
must go 10 trial The Magistrate remarked that
the defendants honor was at stake. and said the
defence should be offered now. otherwise he would
draw his own conclusions when considering the
question Of bail Thereupon counsel expressed the
hope that the Magistrate would not draw any con-
cusious he had decided not 20 offer any de
fence which WAS reserved for counsel. which
would appear at the Old Bailey. Continuing, counsel
said he yeutured 20 say the Magistrate was draw
ing al unfair inference
Lewis the money-lender. then testified to accept
ing Lord Williams notes purporitng TO be signed
hv NeviU and clay. lie had previously had large
transactions with the DEFENDANT who was largely
indebted TO him Early iu December lSa-. Lord
William asked him . cash bills for tN0O signed by
CLAW and witness agreed To- do SO. but he wanted
10 So, clay first. Lord William a0erward told the
Vi ness that he dit not want the money
on cross-cN ~ iuatiou Lewis said that the de-
PENDANT had several times iutimated q desire TO
come 20 LONDON and testify in the action brought
had MOI acted dsnonoally Prior T. MS COMM tai
Lord William declared be- WAS perfectly innocent
sir John Bridges. the Presiding Magistrate In
committing Lord William. said that the trial would
the gravity Of the offence ana the clearness Of the
evidence which. DO added. was not coniradcied
be thought uo bail would be suh.ient TO hold ne
defendant Therefore he refused to admit the
Ia tier hd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. JANUARY 81. 1898
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. JANUARY 81. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CASTILLO CBrl Boye. London January H. with
udse TO Sandrrson s. Arrived at the Bar at a IN
and anchored .wfug 10 heavy 5no"rtolm.
steamer Aurcta QBrj Y So Barry January II. In bal
last Arrived the Bar 10Th and discharged ballast.
anu Is NOW anchored 10 Lower Bay awaiting orders
steamer Dutch. k1gSeyeen. Rotterdam January
20 and Boogne - win mdse. II cabin ana ID steer
axe passengers 10 Holland American Line. Arrived at
the liar AZ - ~.
steamer Alliance Beers colon January -. Win niise
ana 10 passengers Panama Railroad steamship Co Ar
rive! d the liar at ~ a. IN.
steamer Plirs Freletk Hendrix Dutch. Nriman. Far
amarillo January D. Dem-rara Trinidad 10 Carupano
H. Curaca.l l.. Jacue -. AUX ta}es p. and Port
larif A Co Arrived the Bar at !
steamer Creole dagger New Orleans January 20. with
nts- and uussruasia ; AN'n
steamer II sol. Mason Ne"-CEeans January 20 with
uAs. TO J Van SID Sle
steamer Nac0o.he, smith. savannah January y with
,,ls. and pas eugers ocean - co.
steamer JameatuWu. Nonz. newport News and Norfok.
yi,b odse and peAsengrts 20 Old II minion - Co.
sandy Hook 2. Jan 81. $50 y. m.--Wnd NNW,
fr.sh breeze. showing and thick.
CLEARED.
Steamer Finance Daily, Colon-Panama Railroad 81 Go.
Steamer Leon (Nor iAmpe. Port An'onio-American
Fruit Co. $500
Steamer August Korn (Gcr) Buhner. f.ushing--t'ust
Heye. -,..- o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
TWO INJrRED BY A BURSTING CANHo''
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE SANDY HOOK
pPoNING GROr'Nps

, SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE SANDY HOOK
PROVING GROUNDS.
A eve-inch rapid-arng gun which was being test
Cd AT he Sandy Hook proving grounds yesterday ar
ternoor. burst ard injured two people. II the
weather had not been stormy number or DINERS
vouid have been seriously injured. the regular SIAN
OF employees at the Hook having taken refuge from
the wind and snow inside the various buildings. As
f. was William II. Murray, a telegraph operator IN
the employ % the Postal Telegraph Company. had
his LET. leg broken below the knee. and soldier
stationed at ne proving grounds received severe
scalp wound.
The tests were being made under he direction or
Captain Heath assisted by Leutenants Montgom-
cry. Fuller and jameson. all Of whom are stationed
at Fort Hancock a. the fortihcations at Sandy
Hook are called The gun which exploded was
known as the Drl. Ss-Seabury gun. Il had been
fired four times. The ntth charge was lighter tnan
those used previously and II was this last charge
which caused the gun 10 explode II was hrec w
electricity. When the charge was touched on the
gun burst, and a piece two hundred pounds IN
weight crashed through the building where the tele-
graph operator sitting one hundred and nifty
feet away. one corner OF the flying piece OF metal
struck him. Other pieces OF the bIcech OF the gun
flew il all directions. and one OF them struck a
soldier.
The exact cause OF the accident could not be
the affair until their official report had been made
Murray brought 10 the city last evening on the
tug Ordnance and was taken directly to st. Vim
cents Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Committee of Fifty-three enrolment
evening.
Opening Of Poultry Show. Madison Square Gar
den.
Municipal Council, City Hall. ! p m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Netroporan Golf Association annual meeting
pclmonicos, n m. -
Mrs. Booth-Tucker's childrens reception No 100
West Fourtocn'h-st.. y. m.
French Cooks Ball. Grand Central Palace
Historical Society Eleventh-st. and Second-aVe''
p. m.
Lecture by James f. Learned, Cooper Union
p
Bicycle Board Of Trade Broadway and Fifty
seyenth-st.. $50 p. m.
Lecture by F. Marion Crawford Staten Island
Academy. p. IN.
First Naval Battalion review. steamship New
Hampshire. D. m.
Kane Lodge No 464 F. and A NJ. reception
Masonic Hall. p. m.
Meeting OF Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
committee, s D m.
Union Boat Club ball, Lenox Lyceum evening
Druggists League mass-meeting. No. 20 west
Ninety th-st. ?. m.
Benefit for New-York Kindergarten Associatloh'
Fifth Avenue Theatre, 2:30 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
NETWORK CITY.

The New-York Camera Club has leased for a
term Of five years beginning May !, the entire
eighth floor OF the Bancroft Building. at Nos 3. .
and West Twenty -nin,h-st.
New-York Commandery Of the Military Loyal
Legion OF the United States viii have dinner al
Delmonicos on Wednesday evening. one or the
features will be a paper by Colonel Frederick d.
Grant on "A Boys Experience at Nicksburg
An amendment to the bylaws providing FOR an
increase Of the annual dues from so to S5, will
come up for action.
The eighth annual dinner Of the Society Of the
Alumni OF the city Hospital will be held to-mor-
row night AT the Hotel Savoy.
The monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held Thursday afternoon. at l2o
O'Clock.
The second smoker OF the season OF the Alpha
Delta Phi Club Will be held at the clubhouse on
Saturday night at $3.50 O'Clock A vaudeville enter
tainment has been arranged for the occasion.
A. tho ninth annual meeting Of the New York
Yacht Racing Association which will be held to-
morrow evening at O'Nei's restaurant. AZ Twenty
second-st. and Sixth-ave. officers will be elected
for the ensuing year.
An entertainments entitled "a Syrian Wedding, "
VIII be given by Nidshim =. Mirh!sh and wife. OF
Tiberias. Galilee, on Thursday evening. at the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. for the
benefit or the Fresh Air Fund.
The anal hearing on the Dill Tor inc preSerNal"Ii
of the Palisades VIII he held before the House
committee al Washington at O'Clock this morn
ing Waldo G. Morse and others will go to WASH
ington this morning appear before the commit
tee and urge the passage Of the bill
The twenty-third annual report Of the New-York
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children
has been published II contains impressive and IN
teresting photographs OF children who have SUI
fered cruelty and who have been rescued by the
society with notes Of many cases which nave re
ouired Intervention. In the year Just ended Dix
complaints were received and investigated; Su'
prosecuted; 224 convicted. and 1852 children were
rescued Since It's organization, twenty-three years
aro the society has received 1928 complaints. IN
volying the care and custody Of $S22l children. and
IN these years Alp cases were prosecuted. Ak
convictions secured and 1875 children rescued.
A faw has been discovered in the port thrust
srar, Of the steamship NewYork. and the com
many deems Il advisable TO abandon the SAILING OF
February 2 new shaft will be fitted. and me
steamer will remain here until her next advertised
sailing Passengers will be transferred 10 the
steamship Friesland. Of the Red star Line which
sails Wednesday, February 2 at z noon' OF TO any
other steamer ar they may wish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
CORPORATION KEpORrs FILED.
HOW SOME OF THE LARGE CONCERNS IN WEST
CHESTER COUNTY STAND


CHESTER COUNTY STAND.
Among the annual reports Of corporations hled
IN the Westchester County Clerks office. as re
quired by law aie the following. which are among
the largest concerns;
The knickerbocker Press. located al N New no
che.le OF which J. b. Putnam, George IL / u'iaI'-
and Irving Putnam q majority ~ inc dIel'ol =
REPORTS the amount of capital stock an pa!u ~, a
$50 600; tina, its debts DO not exceed S"oVV0 anu "
TIE Ben Frankin Transportation Company. Of
Yonkers John q. Peene president ana 0eSiee c.
eecretarv: capita. stock $4,000. ali PAID IN oeD's
nor 10 exceed $4,000: assets, $2231r
The Hodgman Rubber Company, or Iuckan noe,
capital stock $4,000, amount issued $oo--'' ueDts
do not exceed $4,000, assets. Sl-3l't .,.
The Thomson Houston Electric Light COMPANY
OF Workers capital stock, $1,000 debts $-SV' as
PeeKsknl Stove Works. capital stock, 5000;
debts 81 600 assets. 5000 49, ~.
Yonkors Gasllght Company, capital stock, SVvo;
debts. 5000, assets, $1,000 ,, ...,.
New York stone crushing Company. capital STOCK
$50 90. paid in $eJorn debts 5000. assets 500
stock. $500; assets. $2o""; debts 90 not exceed
Hudson River Supply Company, capital stock,
$4,000. debts $1,000, 40 assets, and in the handS
Ardsley casino Company Dobbs Ferry capita
stock $2tyv. paid in. $4,000 debts, 1'l,lSl o. as
AtxSnder Smith q sons Carpet Company. Yon-
Vcrs capital stock $4,000; debts, $1,000 assets,
'Tbe Realty Loan Trust Company Of Yonkers;
New York and Westcheste r Water Company. cap
,tal stock 100000 OF which s. s2 so issued. debts
81 5000: assets al least 81 ',0cN
YOnkers Electric Light aid Power Company cap
nal stock Sa0cp'. debts. $1,000: assets, {l35 90
Otls Brothers Elevator Works Yonkers; capital
stock $4,000; debts. $1,000 assets. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Lone ISLANn SOcIAL NOTES

The Rev. J. T. Duryea Will lecture al Sayvile
tomorrow evening under the auspices of the local
library association.
The Mineoia sunday-school is arranging for a
beneit entertainment, with oyster supper
tached 10 be given at Firemens Hall Friday
evening.
The Huntington Library Associate is planning
a benefit entertainment, 10 be given on Washing
TONS Birthday.
The latest reception Of the Sea Cliff Social Club
given ~ the home Of W. " ID. PearsaN was an
enjoyable affair. Progressive euchre opened the
evening. and pretty prizes were awarded 10 Miss
Glib Miss Worth. Mr. Rudyard and Mr.. Pearsau.
IL the drawing contest 4. SimCusOn and Mrs. Van
Der Perrin won the prizes. The club VIII have its
next session al Glen Head. at tho home Of Miss
Rudyard. February Y
The oyster Bay Woman's club Will have It's
regular meeting on Thursday. February 3.
A sociabe Will be given at Fair Ground 70 NOR
row evening. under the auspices Of The Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WANT TO ROW AGAINST YALE.

AMBITION OF THE BOYS OF WISCONSIN UNGVER-
sITY-YALE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT IT.
Madison Wis. Jan. 3L-The training OF the Uni
verslty Of Wisconsin crew has begun. Prepare
tons are already on foot FOR the race on the Hud-
son with the University Of Pennsylvania, Cornell
and Columbia, which. II Is confidently expected
Wisconsin will be invited 10 enter Besides this
race plans are under way secure a race with the
Yale crew. II possible. and TO have race with
Pennsvi .ania on Milwaukee Bay during the
nival IRE In June.
New Haven. Jan. 3l.-None OF the boating au-
thorties at Yale have heard OF possible overtures
from Wisco sin for a race next spring Captain
Payne Whtne, stated that In case race ar
ranged II would have 10 be roweG on Lake Saton-
stall inasmuch as the Yale faculty VIII not per
init the crew 20 leave the Ci.y for a during
term time Coach Robert j. COOK also stated that
he had heard nothing Of such a race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WILLIAM A. BELLWOOD's TRIAL.

Mr. MARCUS SAYS THE PRISONER TOLD HIM HE
WAS ALFRED BA1.ENZI.
Tho ,-,al OF William A BellHooJ, accused OF
.,,.rA,,rs William T. Marcus. Union Square Jew
.uAr out II $4,000 worth Of jewels obtained on
memorandum. was resumed in Part IL OF the Court
- General Sessions yesterday morning. MI Marcus
uas the first wi. ness. He testified that BeAwood
obtained many jewels from him Oh memorandum
and that most OF them he failed to 'eturh. Ear
r4rgs valued at 1920 and diamond necklace worth
sf Zoo were among the items mentioned. The ~i,ness
said he met Bellwood subsequently IN The Imperial
uo.eI and accused MIN os having pawned the Jew
90 said he lost the money al the races. BellWOOd
told him, tho witness said. that his real name was
Alfred Balenzi. and ne had TO come mere rom
france where he got into trouble in connection
Win the Lebaudy case. number OF Jewels. with
pawntickots attached. were offered Ia eyI1chce Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
SING SING.

The Rev Dr. Madison c. Peters Will lecture ."
"Old Maids and Bachelors" IN the D"p'iS' O"1'N
this evening $3.50. -,
meeting OF the Christian Citizenship League Vi
,h,s village has been called for Friday evening a.
fIe rooms Of the Young Men Chrls uah 49, "a
ion The league is interested IN the proper ~
eeryance OF Sunday. particularly as REGARDS Dali
'T bn monthly meeting Of the Board OF NiiiaFy i
Trustees which should be held TINS eTehns. lioy
,rohsk'y he adjourned week, IN OrdtI 20 aIlVM
~ Tirauce Committee an opportunity 70 nlsn ItS
annual r. port his being the last regular hee'He
OF this years Board. .,,oA t,. .ba
sle gh-ridns party has been arrange DY rhe
.'ITour So Society for tomorrow evening Inv
objective point VIII Doe IeekskiH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev Charles 5 Lane, pastor OF the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church, lost an oVercoat on sunday
night The thief who is described as d young man,
sat in the front pew. lie was az attentive listener
20 the sermon and Joined heartily In the singing
Inst before the benedict'on he was observed by
members Of the congregation 10 arlst rom ms set
and go into the pastors room. he reaPled- cd
Vye9riJg The overcoat and. mingling with the con
f-rcrati0p passed out Of the church. Those VINO
saw him supposed he was friend OF the PtS'''
and had come with him TO church ,,...,,.-
The Rev George G. Peck. Of the First MeuooIs;s
1-+.co-,al Chur,h has been taken suddenly III, ana
has been unable 10 Oficate at services. MS pulpit
was occupied by the Rev. l. ". Smith on Suhu@!
,rf.sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
THE TRIBUNE, New-YOrk.

steamer American Dutch. su'r, Ro'''ri''''
steamer Nomaaic (Br. Clarke. IAyerpco!-"hi'' S'~
steamer Franklin CNor) Rasmussen. la Romano Va
steamer Algonquin Plat, Charleston and JaeNson'i''
steamer R.anck-. Hitler. Norfolk and NewT'F' News
steamer Richmond Clover Newport News ana h''S
msnduold D9mn,3 J = 3. ,5ar ge.t,more-H Foster
SAILED.
N SSsp'' ews Rchmoni Sc%ro and RhN'S
Algonquin nr 'f aovhM iaS 4t's 81 siEAERs
,..,, y, a. Hrit. steamer servis d'o. Wait
rgs Sew r. ,al passed B.." ,. hsa Isi s,oA
Jan T,.S,n priHce tlir1 Barrett New ork
punyrness Jan 3l-Pa.sed steamer Deutschland ,"''
Nencas,ie. Jan So-sailed. steamer MarenS0 '''"
sctiS' Jan ii Passed. steamer Henri ke'h '"''
Austin NV s IL Ian 81 Passed steamer Kirriemo~ 'b''
Is - WI Jan passed steamer Gsra ceD
psSsce IAN sailed steamer Croft OBJ. Robinson
GI,.sS~ Jan % sailed steamer State Of No''-'''
W" u,,iI,Sr 10 s7"sailci steamers oscar II wv .w.
NorisM New,YorH. roth. Arabia Gen seh'0'''''
Hsmsurs. Jan ai-Auiyca steamer H'''' '''' jan
AntscTp. Jan ea-.ArrNei. steamer Berlin o'' 70
Way1e S'" jan sl-Arryei. steamer Ia N'F"'"''
GibaY;,r jar so-Arrtyed steamer Firsi a. ani
Gen Aber, New York Cor Maple. Sa' GiH swain-
T5SseSS %; $' Ma sssiS No'mann' '
Blrends Maple exc lt .esner Trojan Prince uT'
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