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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-TT'EsDAY. FEB. /. isA

PORT OF NEW YORK-TT-EsDAY. FEB. l. isA
ARRIVED
Steamer George CBr Thomps 2. LyerP1oi Jsn Y ~
ndse 70 White star Line 0r-iye' a, t l fs1..y T.
Chrstlsnia H. Chrstans.ni 10 and shields 10 VII" "a,
e ea arrv eai at l. the B at 10 70 81 All
steamer Kensns,on Rr Roberts, Antwerp JsHs VIA:
lion 90 arrived At re Bar A. So m 4 ,-.sTy "a
Havana Is win mdse ani 10 a+sens.-s % JAMES
wa" Same Bergen Nor, olsen Maanfls January y
caharlen 10 -ard,nas :. a. 81. 4, 80 II JG|
az s,S ca, s' Ai"cione Br JONES crieaa. d'S' VII
steamer Ge.rs pum9i. ~ .Ia,er, ~ 81 az jsna
At stesasr ~ crSatan NIX Georze,ovn larasT
an, Wim,netSn G. ~ WIKI ise and 9lsse's'
s,eamer Ciy Z Augusta passet sa annsh s.a:S
~l,n ms Y@r8t'na boz N5rfok wi,h mise and ~
Senssrs 70 OK = ~. .n'H 30 northwest 'a
CLEARED.
steamer Bosdicea Brl Jackson. London
S,..mes Fr,.siarI ,B,o. Nicse.s Anwerp-in'e'
'Gns sS MSv's P t5r s'"f3 r Mckenzie Marnas
Te9mSs e'i .S,. Pg,s'! :5a6s Marsee-James
wei Sg ssntaso Lsn,rn Nassau c'en'a's0' 'n'
'a seaSer Edwin Do Me,hews HAMBURG -SiHs-
Spa sis.msr Gerinanc oBD Mcl,nsry. LNep'o"
S,st Line r s,.ior der, Mule. FLUSHING Gus, hns
steamer Gulf Stream. swain. PmlA4r.p"'A
steamer n NJ whitney Ha.eu B.ston.H D Iin.ss
steamer Pr nc-ss Anne. UiGferN NOTION "'' 49,
News-Old Dominion - company. s ,-.., :, Cco
steamer NaooocAee. Smith. Sasannah-Oe'~h -
ps Slsamer state OF Texas Merritt. FernNnanA--0
As Sem Ia Mar Grant New or,sans- Van usn
S,oa",e- Inbn Englis nrage loftl2ft- li'fat., s-
Ship Ina IN Allan ,alcutta-N y , Low vs.
BARK Augustc Ger, AnHAei manu. ''-'''''
fe@D S,lutsloon CNor. Newman. Meoourne-A'"'"
Douglas.
s,oo,,.~s Kansa, city savannah. Leon @ il,sr-
Antonio. BoadiceA OBJ; Lnaon. Ia" A,Ire,ta GS:
Esr,ort News Santiago. Nassau. ofsG siHsesos.n. v
1aso III Mar New orleans N"ce,cheei 80 -
Itr1ne baltimore. Gulf stream, lh'4"ie'P"a
''1'''' TINE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. IA
~, u.,A Feb Passed steamer Maje,ue V''
sn'th Nm York for Queenstown an lHN n, Thos
,esr5w FEB Arrived. steamer A@'d1" ''''
son Ne" o a Passed steamer ST Cutheer' ODD '"
sJ Rattec,am Jan 3i-Aryed. steamer ocean ~
o@:Ssns ne" Jan sailed BuFssHd' "'
%nties Ian 81 sailed. steamer selndi" 'n'
Marseiiles Feb Arrived. steamer Na''"'A
BRAND New sSrS Arrived steamer Enersia l'r So.
~ ~ - a., ~ Mlchaels and Alsiers' Too AUs"'
pore. etc. ...,.. -,.,,,.r Port Adelaide to''
puline tYrom shanghai. Suez ana ~, tisiy, lrsss
Du ~ ~, Ian 3"sailed steamer Calico 'he1s''
from Rio Janero,. New YORK. .. p,,aas (Brl fo'
MO Isneiro Feb sailed. steamer i'""
Mon,s a Jan 2s-Arrlvel steamer 1910 hsl
Nerisen New-YorA Tor Duenos AjTss Az "0'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

"Killed by over-ahection
will be the epitaph OF one OF inc
best coats ever made-the English
walking coat
And here, English walklIng;coatt
suits are now SIS instead of $IS and
$40; SIS instead OF $25 and S25'
Single and double sack suits Freze u's'er'
trousers bicycle suits and cork sole shoes are in Ike
condition.
If Jack Frost really means ousi-
ness, we do. Old and new fashioned
listers $22 to $32-and that ola
standby Frieze at $I5-was 9IS
and $40
ROGERS, PEET & GO.
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
THE YALE DINNER AT SHERRf'S.

MEMBERS OF THE DEBATING AND FOOTBALL
TEAMS To BE GUESTS.
The annual Yale dinner will take place at Sher-
rvs Thirty seventh-st and Fifth-ave.. on Monday,
February a. at o'clock. The debating ana loot
ball teams VIII be guests Of honor. All Yale men
will be cordially welcomed, whether members OF
the alumni association or not. The dinner Will be
served at small tables. Applications for tickets
should be made to William A Copp, treasurer NO
So Wall-st
The Dinner Committee consists Of ex-Judge
Henry Z. Rowland. Brayton Ives, W. W skddy'
Edmund Coffn George c. Holt, George A Adee,
William A. Copp Thomas Thatcher Hart Lyman
Otto T Barnard William NJ. Barnum, Henry W.
Taft Julian " Curtiss. Henry w. Calhoun. Dr.
Alexander Lambert Samuel 4 Bertron, James n.
Sheffield John a. Hartwell. Herbert Parsons. Ash
bel Green r.. Alfred II Swayne Edwin O. Hotter.
Benjamin S Gable. A. G. c. Sage and Samuel ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
WILLIAM 4. BRADY SUES.

William a Brady. OF the play MY
Friend from India" has brought suit against
George EdWardes manager Of the Gaiety Theatre
London and Albert Sutherland. another London the
atrcal manager FOR $4,000 which ne contends is his
share OF the profits resulting from the production OF
he play In London. He says that ne entered
INTO an agreement with the two defendants where
by the play TO be produced I'm England and
by which agreement he was 10 receive one-haif Of
the profits Justice Freedman In the Supreme
Court yesterday issued order permitting the
defendants to served WIKI the summons and
complaint in the action by mailing copies ~ the
documents and by publishing the summons and
complaint IN two newspapers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
Nan 4 FORTryE, BIT DIED IN sQUALOR.
AN OLD MAN FOUND DEAD IN HIS MISERABLE
QUARTERS WITH BANKBcOKs SHOWING
DEPOSITS OF $4,000.

An OLD MAN FOUND DEAD IN HIS MISERABLE
QUARTERS WITH BANKBoO<s SHOWING
DEPOSITS OF $4,000.
Ernest Brautmann. seventy-three years oio WINS
found dead Yesterday In HIS two miserable rooms
On the third story of the rear tenement-house at
No Ala East Ffteenth-st. Miss Louisa smith Of
No 4l5 East Fifth-st.. the only person ever We
coined 10 the home OF the recluse made the dis
covery
When the police took possession OF the rooms they
-ound under the scaniy bedding books on the Cic-
zeus' Savings Bank the Bank for Savings. the Ger
man Savings institution the Seamen's Bank. ana
two on the Dry Dock Bank. making an aggregate
credit Of $1,000
Later Sergeant Quigey sent Policeman John Nc
Mullen TO make a further search Hidden under Il
package of old papers shelf and careIessly
placed between the pages he found TWO other hank
books with credits Of 5000
Two gold watches. heavy gold chain. and an
old German silver chain Of peculiar make evidently
brought from Germany IN former years, were
found Some scaled packages were TX wise IN
ncsed residue OF a draft Of go. which IL the only
one noted r any Of the bankbOOks. and this was
weeks ago. The landlady gays the old man he'd
no communication with any one save me young
woman mentioned before.
he paid MS rent promptly, but would never take
q receipt The only time he was ever known 20
refer 10 relatives was one day when ne was heard
~ ruuttar about A and daughter. both dead.
Or hammond of Bellevue. sad the man had
heen dead al least three days The packages. which
nav Give some ceW 10 relatives. and the bank
books VIII he turned over this morning 10 the pub
lie Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
WHITE PLAINS.

Al a special term Of the Supreme Court on Mon
DAY Justice J. O. Dykman issued an order 70 the
Supervisor and Assessors OF the town OF Mount
Pleasant directing that the assessment TOT reA
property belonging TO Mrs. Elliott r Sheparo De
stricken from the roll Of that town, the courts
having already decided that the property in ques-
1ioD should be assessed for taxation In the ad-
io,nire town OF Ossning where Mrs: Shepard s
dive lin house j.. This has been siuooorniy con
.asted iv the Mount Pleasant authorities. but the
decisions now stand that in the case Of large
estate living I'm two townships the assessment TOT
ne entre property goes on the roll OF the town in
which the owners house is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
# FI1Nrs FINE FURNITURE
FOR A rlAN'S DEN.

In mans revolt from kncknacks and dell
cate furniture, he is apt. in furnishing his den
TO lose beauty for the sake of case.
Imagine the derisiOn of the average man NJ
being told that he would get just as much SOLD
comfort. seated in one Of our chairs OF trench
eighteenth century design. NJ IN eighteenth
century inlaid writing table. "A from the modern
"roer-top' and revOlvng-chair.-le 1t Is true'
and ne would get digniicd beauty, too.
Our old French and English writing-taDle de-
signs have great roOmy tops. sparlngly lhlad
or carved. Nothing could be more sensible
convenient and pleasing.
Writing chairs. with shaped wood seats, ana
low backs. running forward for ones elbows;
easy chairs and chair lounges thinly stuffed,
and covered with leather or tapestry. show the
same common sense and decorativcnoss.
Reductions have cut down even factory prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
CIVIL SERVICE LAW IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Feb Seven acting police captains were
reduced 10 the rank OF patrolmcn to-day 10 make
room for eligibles certified 10 chief Of Police Kip
ley by the civil Service Commission. This action
WAS somewhat Of surprise Tho responsibility Of
the Civil Service Commission ceases after having
certified the eiig0Ies and II In the power Of
Chief Ripley 70 retain hts captains by Ignoring the
eligible llst Mayor Harrison II IL said. save per-
emptory orders that The Ciyi Service law should be
o1g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
TARRYTOWN

The free mail delivery system was begun In this
Village yesterday. The new system makes change
IN the local postal rates. Local letters VIII no"
require a two-cent stamp.
The local councils Of the order Of Chosen Friends
.-Washington Irving and Good Wl-have con,
.olidated under the name OF Tarrytown CounGi!
No 6 with the following new officers; w a; Gii,
councillor. Miller De Wit. v!ce-councilor; Charies
VANDERBILT treasurer. and George Nescott, secre-
.arv The new officers will he installed this even
ing ny Howard II. Morse the supreme councilor.
and his staff An entertainment will follow ana
rsrre sbrnents will be served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
PROMINENT .

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE Hol
AsTOR-Ex-Congressman Tazewe Elett Oh VI
gfnia FIFTH AVENUE-Governor a. . pusn
nell Of Ohio Or. Daniel Colt Gilman. pre- =,
OF Johns Hopkins University anu O"" rp ,Tn
Drou federal Commissioner Of Patents. GRAND
The Rev Dr. RUNS 5. Hamlin. OF Washins ION
HOI.LAND-De Courey May, Of scranton, I'i'.''
MURRAY HILL. a. Dumont SuperNsire -.
spector Of Steam Vessels. NETHtfLAND,,H =,
CONGRESSMAN Henry V Burlegh, OF Whlterai' ~
Y WALDORF NJ Pile. OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
WHITMAN RELEASED

william j Reilly Of the 18th Regiment. who was
imprisoned IN Ludlow Street Jail FOR forty days for
falling 70 pay fines Aggregsting so. was yesterday
ordered 10 be released ny Justice Freedman In the
Supreme Court. A writ Of habeas corpus had been
obtained on Reiily's behalf the ground that his
commitment Illegal!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
SORGHUM INDUSTRY DEAD ~ KANSAS

Fort Scott. Kan. Feb The death-knen Of the
once promising sorghum sugar industry IN Kansas
on which the Government spent almost 80 90 in
periments was sounded here to-day when the last
piece u sugar machinery IN the State sold 10
Nebraska men FOR shipment 70 that State The
machine was from the Parkinson factory here, and
cost $4,000 II sold FOR $500. This was the first
station esfabli- he'd by the Gov TuuDut. ana D. su-
v!yod all others. The Industry Ia kansas gTadu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
I S,OO00 FIRE ~ JERSEY CITY

Fire broke out In Day q O'Donuers cooperage. in
Sussex ST. Jersey city shortly after u o'clock las'
night The building was hlled with barrels. heads
and stavos aud the flames spread rapidly. \ third
alarm sent in calling out che entire Fire Do
partment. but the iremen We're unable to save the
building The loss IS $4,000 The cause OF the Are
Is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Romeo and Juliet" will be given al the Metro
politan Opera House Saturday afternoon. The
Flying Dutchman" Is 10 be sung tonight and the
pie req on and io abe s GoteT
% Be sgns 9n ba BsTber sE Of
Seville Monday.
The box office sale of seats for the vaudeville
benefit for the Actors Fund at Roster Balls on
SUNDAY night February ~ will open this week.
MANY substantial advance orders have been re-
ceived, and all NE indications point to crowded
house. II T. promised that fully a hundred OF
the best vaudeville performers will participate
James X. Hacketts affairs FOR season have
finally been settled by his manager Daniel Froh-
man. who has decided to send him out to star in
The Tree OF knowledge" A contract with Mr..
Hackett has been made for number OF years and
Mr. Frohman purposes. after the first year, 10
furnish Mr. Hackett with plays In which he will
have strong vigorous. romantic parts. COMPANY;
begin next october. Mr. Hackett will go with the
Lyceum company on It's spring tour. which begins
on April
IN the course OF her second week at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre Nine Modjeska VIII give at least
one performance each Of Ophelia. in Hamlet. %
and Lady Macbeth Joseph Haworth will play
Tamiet and Macbeth There will also be perform
ances Of Measure for Measure in the course OF
the week
Miss Camille D'Arvie made her nrst appeara &C
with the Broadway Theatre opera company last
night taking the part Of Lady Constance Sinclair
m 1.-The Highwayman" al the Broadway Theatre
The whole company Will start this morning for
New Haven, where 81 will give a matinee perform
ance Of The Hghwayman, and VIII return IN
time for the performance at the Broadway this
evening.
Miss Elsie Leslie. who famous as a child
actress eight or nine years ago. has been engaged
BY Joseph jefferson 70 play Lydia Languish In his
next production OF The Rivals" Her former sue.
cess will be well remembered by those who wer,
familiar with the stage IN New-YOIk al that time
She gained much favor IN "Editha's Burglar a.
the I.yceum Theatre and atterward acted for the
greater part Of a season az the Broadway Theatr,
i'm little Lord FauntlerOy." Her aet notab.
achievement was at the same theatre in he doub,
part OF the Prince Of Wales and Tom Canty n
1.-THE Prince ard the Pauper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IN BRAZIL

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS PRO
POSED TO Re CONSIDERED.
PhIladelphia Feb. L-According 10 letter re-
ce,ved here from Rio dc Janeiro the project OF an
Industrial and commercial congress 10
he held In Brazil from May to October 1872 5 under
a,so,ssfon there The letter Is from J. Corfero da
-. prominent electrical engineer OF Rio and
,orrnerly Al officer in the Brazilian Navy. senior
IA Graca WIS a member OF the Pan-American party
unch visited The Industrial. centres OF the United
states last summer under the auspices %; the Fhia-
,elnhia Commercial Museums. and AT the end Of the
t,n he remained for several months in tas country
continuing his study OF industrial conditions he
writes that he intends TO deliver lecture relative TO
~, visit TO the United States. and that the PROPOSE
ton 70 hold the congress. first suggested by him.
has heen well received 10y the press and the public
r,sgaes Will visit the different States Of Brazil to
,,,dy the resources OF the country, and among the
discussed will be- The taiin, banking Ac-
,ns methods Of transportation ana the other ques-
.;ons con ,idered during The American tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 10 SIS Moon sets SO Moons IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-s,rdy Hook rs Gov. Island t5l Hell Gate 6.4I
PM-Sandy HOOK ooJi Gov. Is.aDi o3V Hell Cate 7.2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Cohen. J.
Matter Of Sch0enenberger-Benoni LOCKWOOD
Matter u Tufts-Nathanel Myers
Rl9nke agt Ketchum-LeWif VI. Scneuer.
Carofalo agt ScDtt-Samuel Strdsoouiger.
prlson ag Hibbard-J james =. DaE'np'r IT.
vor,er OF Kranichfeld-Richard NJ. Henry
Valentine AIT. Valentine-John ;. smith.
Mater 4 Rice Blake Company-' r. razor
steers agt H0~mre-Charlss Putze
surstt agt. Syms-E. n. Fa'"s , IL
German savings Bank ast nner (tfGee cases)-hor-
a. SecoT. jr.
Matter ~ Archer-Willism r. stilllngs
Carer AIT Wooi-Afrian II. Larkir
BY Slower. J.
,,aoh,ric. BANK art Greene Ena nuel Blumenstiel.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Cohen. ].
,v,,,,or, 3 r.ein agt Moses Heulein-Ephrsim g
Force ,u 1r,,,, sa,,u.i u
"I T;n.s l. Breese agt Emma Mahoney two cases)-
Peter D eiger agt. Bernard walsh-Prau A Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
HOME NEWS.

ally collapsed after the Government removed the
bounty sugar.
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Announcements.
a w Topeka" f. q "
A round end high banded collar.

Parker's Hair Balsam Ike ps the hair soft and
pleutifll and restores the color when gray.
Iluter1utns the best cure fOr cofTs. Is cts
Henry A Daniels. NJ. D., SO West Dist 81.
All Diseases 4 Nervous stem. Paralysis Diseases
~ Memory VIII. impairment OF Handwriting,
Impotence and Stsr.aty. Hours s ~ 1. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
COTRT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
AN ACTORS VICTORY OVER A MANAGER-DAM
AGES FOR DOG BITE.

AN ACTORS VICTORY OVER A MANAGER-DAM
AGES FOR A DOG BITE.
Albany. Feb. The Court OF Appeals has dis
missed with costs the appeal in the case OF Chares
n Rassett against Thomas Henry French. French
the New-York theatre manager formerly had uhier
his MANAGEMENT the Lillian Russell opera COM
nanv and was the defendant in suit Tor damages
brough, against him by Bassett for breach OF con-
tract Both parties appealed, the plalntln on the
ground that the judgment rendered IN MS FAVOR was
not large enough and the defendant on the ground
that II was too large In April. 1893 the planufr
signed with French to sing with the Lillian Kussell
Opera Company from November 49, 1898, 10 May ~
1884 az salary OF 500 a week. on July ~ DcloTe
the opening OF the season. French informed basse''
tina, his services would not be required Tor the
reason that Miss Russell was no longer under ms
MANAGEMENT Bassett brought suit 70 recover S@Uo.
Damages were allowed in the sum Of 2sS7 iS but
the General Term OF the Court Of Common PEAS
reduced the amount OF the judgment by $500
Horace Craighead OF the town OF Rye. west
chester County will have TO pay 500 and the costs
OF the action. brought against him for keeping
vicious dog which biz William j. Turner The
Court OF Appea s decided the case to-day.
The Court Of Appeals also handed down the fol-
lowing decisions
Robert J. Dean agt p c. Colligan. appellant; r.
H. Hoaily agt Hipoto Dumois. appellant; Peter
and fiiison River Rairoad COMPANY: James Sax
ton agt. the Manhattan RAILWAY company, ,dPPe.i
liant: Thomas Tinsiey. appellant agt Louisa a.
Jeunison. William ]. Turner agt Horace rag
mead appellant: the Whitehall Engine ana Plctet
lee Machine Company at. julius Bnz. al iellant-
Judgment affirmed. with costs. ,.,,- -
" d Fisher agt the village OF Cambridge, APP
pellant. Hospital supply Company agt John Nell
appel .int-IGdement and order amrned -
iohu u Higgins 4gt. tieorcianna VI. Kingsley. ap-
pollant-Ordor affirmed and judgment aosOl9t e
ordered for the plaintiff on the stipulation Win
costs
The Court ~ Appeals calendar for February 2 IA:
Nos. 1922 253 83S. 800. 3ls. $40 34l and 3H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
COURT CALENDARS FOR WEDNESDAY.

Apperate Divsion-suprrns Court-Recess
Supreme Court-Appellate Term-Adjourned Tor the
rx- 49,,
supreme Court-Sreclal Tern-Iart Before Cohen J.
Motion calendar called at 1890 a m -,
supreme Couit-Specal Term-Part Il-Betore reed
nan Cont 0pef's or 1890 FIX part- matter
supreme Court-special Term-Parts III. ". v VI
and VII-Adjourned for the term. . 49, 80 =. -,
Suurene C0urt-Tria Term Parts II. III. ", ', W.
VII VIII TX y and XI-Adj1urn FOR the term
cunreme CCurt-Trial Term-Part XIl-Before spring
J-tase IN No l4ll7. Newton agt Metropolitan street
Railway Company y, day calendar. d.
s,rrr,yata's Coiirt-Chambe rs- Before Fitzgerald, $
No i32l will ~ Fink solomon at II 30 a. m wills tor
-. Andrew Martin. Mary Leidig Albert T. telt
louise smith. Geneyieye smith a. io'3O a. m, MARY
t5rog,p A. II a m: Charles F. Marsh. AZ ?. m =.
e.5-rCsetes C.urt-Tral Term-Before Arnold. S-N ,.
l342 win u Richard NcGll, Ar 1890 a m NO. LODI
vii n Richard NcGul A. 1910 a. m -
CIV Court-General Term-Before Fitzsrnons T. j.
c..ia,r "a sobuchnan u Court opens NJ 10 A. m.
.rrsais rom o~ders Nos / ;. Appeal from Judgment
No. =. C.o,r,
o-ers a. 10 a m Notions az 1880 a. m
city Court-Tral Term-Parts l. H. III ana " ->n-
tourned =! die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Malls close Vessel sala
L, e. Nau,- orleans Morgan ..... 39opl
Caracas Ia Guayra. Rel D..-.......l 80 n lDpa
seeTr,nc, Havana Y AZ cuba 90. lpop n 3f)p1
SseenInoia Cb,rleston Cl,le .......... 39Dp
Ciermanic Liverpool. Waite STAR. 900 n l2c
20 49, Galyast'n Neli5-,. 30opn
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
Edam Amsterdam Hoil-Auer ........ 80" N lV"oa
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY >
Iroqucis Charleston 4 Jack. clyde s%p n
RIO Gflnde Por; Royal etc. Mallory. -- S"p2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

The annual meeting Of The Maryland Coal Com
pany was held yesterday AT No l Broadway
Henry F. James was elected n director I'm place OF
John G. Havemeyer. The annual report OF the
company shows that the s21.c0 In bonds has been
paid of and cancelled. that al common stock
cept eleven shares has been taken up. and that all
the outrtanfing stock except eleven shares is now
OF the preferrel class A dividend OF per cent on
the preferred stock declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
believers In the law Of averages in the stock mar

ket point The Tact mat tWenty ACTIVE $40 Ks AT
the high point last September averaged 6L2. At
the close Of business yesterday the twenty
stocks averaged Gl1. In great bull bear mar
kets after a decided reaction from the high or low
point the average usually goes on the next move
considerably higher over. the may be
from the preceding high low point II is as
sumed that the Ions bull c.. Gle entered upon I'm
August 1896 and the second nigh point reached
last September The natural surpOsition is that
the third high point in the advance will be touched
some time this month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02

j. Condit Agtns, an expert Hlohey-counter III the
Sub Treasury. yesterday detected another OF the
counterfeit $40 silver certificates in lot Of money
received from the Garfield National Bank This
counterfeit differed from those previously detected
at the Sub-Treasury. The former ones had for
their initial numbers, I'm thousands. 3f5 3f6 while
this one had for its initial number 323. The Govern
rnent recently sent out warning against bills
hearing the numbers first named. ThercuDon the
counteTfeiters. apparently. selected number
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