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New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
YONKERS.

Max Fisnitz oc Nrv-YOrk city. and Miss tanhe
Wolf daughter of the Rev. Samuel Woit OF 'HS
CITY were married sunday at the synagogue AT
~,r.N, g., and Brook sts by the Rev S Lissauer.
Miss Bertha Elsnitz and Miss Virginia Elsnitz'
sisters Of the bridegroom. were the bridesmaids
and " schwartz OF NcwYork. the best man a
recrn.ion and supper followed the ceremony.
An euioitainmeat Will be- given on Iuesday even
ING NJ tho smackaseen club house In aid or the
choir fn-d Of No First Unitarian Churcn Dy
Frederick H. Burton. c. n-uctor OF the moral 90
cjetv assisted ny MI~. Burton. Mr.. ana MIS-; Siids
. prJf, Miss Ma. Cressy and Lesley Martin;
Tho subject Of Nj BuTtOns lecture Is schubert
and he win ..ve sketch of his life.
county chqptcrs Of he Brotherhood Of St Andrew
win lave Il special service and social al ChIis,
Iniscopgl church Addresses Will be delivered pS
1te Rev Mr. German. If Mamaron"ck. Ruius
Iro-f 90 Grace parish Ncw-lorN. and Athertoh
Lyons. ,f t..4- CRY.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Now honest. during Sundays bit
ing storm, didn't YOU long for the
tooth-proof uls,e'? Winter has only
Just begun to show his iangs.
American frieze, SIS. Genuine
Irish frieze. black grey or brown,
$50. Cnnchilla. $2a. Shaggy Shet'
land, grey and brown, S25. The
more shaggy fur beaver, T32-these
are the good Old fashioned big COL
Jared kind
The ulster for looks-the great
coat is also here in grey dlagonals
) SIS and $50.
And so are overcoats in all the
variety of cloths and styles that $I5
to $50 gives.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Prince and Br sdway
Warren ard Broadway.
Thirty-seconG eId Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
BOLTON HALL A BANKRUPT
HIS LIABILITIES All. ARISE FROM THE FAfTrRE
OF AN IMPORTING FIRM

Bolton Hall the lawyer. who IS son Of the late
Rev DR.. John Hall, filed voluntary petition In
bankruptcy yesterday. The petition shows liahil!-
ties amounting to si552o. and no assets except
whatever rights may appear from contingent
benefit from trust fund under the VIII "t Dr-
Hall
All Mr. Halls liabilities are on account ~ the
firm Of D. W Granbory Co. importers OF French
fancy goods formerly at No. % John-st in which
Mr. Han was partner; This i%ITm % mad ,, an a. as
since been discharged. Nearly all the claims were
put In Judgment in 1886 and 1sN'. ana thr p'h13h
was filed 10 get relieved from the judgments. Ih"
principal creditors are The Mercantile National
Rank s1411i. the Holyoke National Bank. <.-Z: tn"
National PARK Bank. $50: The Spectator Company
N.Is3 Charles T. Canhod SMi ihe i;ra ley, Hrn-
hard Manufacturing Company. Ni0%: T. y \. lN-
dcche q 49,. the United Statcs Trust Company go
the Fulton National Bank sigif william T. Mef.
scream q co. g 237: j. Gacuzer 4 Co., $50, ana
william A. Persch $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. NOV. IS 1898.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK NOV. Is. lS,S.
ARRIVED
Steamer Francisco G3rl. Jenkins. Hun November l3.
ntse passenger Shnderson < Son. Arri u
steamer Fur-lessia CI3r Harris Glasgow November =.
and Moville Is mcse l3S cabin ana O3 pas
Henderson Bros. Arrived al the Bar at 1 m
Steamer Doike Rickmers oi.r) Bah.e Stettr N1yem-
Der with ndse TO Hamburg American Line Arrived
the Il ) m.
steamer Thing, dam. Laub Copenhagen November
christianis II and Christiansand II with mdse. ~
cabin III passengers 10 Funch Edye co.
Arrived the Bar at 6:2O
Steamer Elise Marie Ger. Remers Hamburg Novem-
Der II In ballast Gus, Heye Arrived the Bar ~
4pm.
IL Boulogne with mdse 50 cabin and $50
passengers to the Holland America Line Arrived at the
Bar at II 80 a m
IL. with Nose 10 sanderson n Son. Arrived at the Bar
a. 1913 m.
steamer Ia Tourane ,rr) santen. Havre November
10 mdse ~ cabin and Az passengers to
Compagnie Generate TransatlantiGue. Arrived the
Bar J:l3 m.
Steamer Trinidad CBr Muggah. Bermuda November -.
with mdse ana II passengers 10 Outerbrdge 4 co.
Arrived the Bar at a m.
Steamer city u Washington. Stevens Vera Cruz No
yember Il. Prosre@o ~ Havana - with mdse and ~
passengers to james L Ward CO. Arrived az the Bar
steamer Comanchs. Pennington jacksonville November
% and Charrstcn 2d with ndse and passengers 70 w
Steamer Iiu,nndct'c Davis Hevport News and Nor
FOLK. with nise and passengers g. the old Dominion IS
SANDY Hook y ]. Nov Is. O:so p m-wnd northwest.
fresh. cloudy.
SAILED.
Manchester. Turr,t Bell ,Iir). Rotterdam Chester
(putch) Antwerp; Jason BD. inagua. etc Borden
Tower (Br. Hayre Rion (Brl. Hull. Karthage Ger.
rampioo. etc. Ivysns tBr,. Rio JaneirO. etc; OLD
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

While slo.ghing In South Fourth-ave. yesterday
n,ornipr horse driven by Mrs. a. NJ Seixas. d
wcll-knovn society woman Of Chester Hi. became
frightened and ran away The sleigh was over
TURNED ANA Mrs Seixas and her son were thrown
on: on the streetcar tracks Fred Taral the jockey
was standing OF the sidewalk at the time. taiK-
ing to some friends. When he sa" Mrs. SelNas
in rerll ne ran and seized the horse. ana was
raered some distance before he could get II under
control Mrs. SeiXas and her son were hJureu
only slightly. a., .o
Henry r. Lambe. died Sunday at his home
%o 90 Sou;h Tenth-ave Mr. Lambert was born
in England sixty-s'x wears ago and had lived nine
wears in Mount Vernon. . ~.
David Campbell. seVenty-three years old, OF No
73l South \infh-aVe. died Sunday. MI. camp
he'll was born in scotland and came to this country
1fiV-three years ago. Ill. -
The Rev j Wilbur Chapman. the evangelist ar
rived here from Philadelphia yesterday, ana mas
taken charge Of the union evangelical services IN
fhie city pr Chapman is being entertaNed D!
D- ana Mrs J. w. Ferris. Of South Eish'h-aNe.'
during his stay here.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
HORNELLSTILLE BANK CLOSED

BUSINESS WAS NOT PROFITABLE. so 1T DECIDED
TO QUIT.
IIornelsville. y. Y. Nov %.-The following notice
APPEARED on the doors OF the Bank Of iiornesville,
State banking institution in this place, this morn
Ing.
CloScd-Ths bank has gone into voluntary liquda-
ton by proceedings In the Supreme Court Every
creditor and aepoaitOr VIII be paid In full dollar
for dollar. THE BANK OF IIORNELISNILl.
for publication:
The Bank Of Hornellsyilie has gone into volun-
fary liquidation by proceedings in the Supreme
Court for the reason that the business OF the bank
T. not profitable, and it was deemed best close
its busin, collect It's assets and pay s depostors
ana creditors. Every creditor will be paid in full
bat I'm order 20 do so Il is necessary that OppOr
unity he given 10 convert the assets into cash.
This action Is taken with the knowledge and ap-
provpl OF the Superintendent OF Banks and the At
torney General and the depositOrs will be fully In
formed Of the banks condition sOon the
proper statement be made.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
LOGAN BUSINESS CONPLICiTIONS.

The King Stable Company livery stables. No. iS
East Forty-nrst-st. and Nc- 4N and ~ Par.-ave
made an assignment yesterday to Albert ". Ran
som Ellen King IS president and Amelia King is
secretary and treasurer The business started
many years ago 10y Joseph King. who died In 1875
1t was continued by his estate until the present
company was incorporated IN January. lN'2. with
good business and had the patrontgc Of two up
town hotels. a chattel mortgage for Se.")o on
March last. The liabilities reported TO bc about
s.. 900 David WEIGH the at 'orney. said that the
competition. When the present company was or
ganized six years ago II was sadded win a large
debt.
Sarah VI. Rodda manufacturer OF pianos at No
67 West Fortleth-st. confees i Judgment yesterday
for s. 0i5 In favor Of Carrie douglas for borrowed
money and an execution VS. issued 20 the Sheriff
She Is the wife Of Richard n Rodda. who has
managed tho business In n'r name Tor the last
two years.
The Sheriff received an execution Yesterday for
81 4s2 against Jennie Semaohowi,z. liquor dealer at
Nos 20 and 30 DelanCey-st.. in favor Of BeFnheimer
& Schmid. brewers. FOR the balance due on three
demand notes and for beer
Schedules OF James Tobias manufacturer o.,
coaks and furs at No Clinton Place. show
liabilities Of N2ss nominal assets. @Sa and
actual assefs. &.lH
Schedules Of Rothplctz & schippor manufacturer
Of perfumery. at No i3 Lconnrd-si show liabilities
OF 1852. nominal assets. t3C3o and actual assets
;2os2
Deputy Sheriff Sullivan has received an attach
mcnt for N92l from Kings County against Gay
Lombard OF Salt Lake Ciiy. in favor OF David
Miller Of Brooklyn. on an assigned claim from the
Fortuna Gold Mining and Milling Company. OF
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
FIGHTING FOR CONTROL OF CITY STREETS
wIDENED SCOPE OF THE AMSTERDAM AvF, ANTI
GRAB COMMITTEE.

wIDENED SCOPE OF THE AMSTERDAM AVE ANTI
GRAB COMMITTEE.
Thomas A. Fulton. chairman OF the Amsterdam
Avenue Anti-Grab Committee. an organization
originally formed TO prevent tho laying OF four
street-railroad tracks along Amsterdam-ave has
addressed an open letter 20 DR.. Elmer Lee, who
wrote expressing his sympathy with the efforts
OF the committee In his communication MI Full
ton points out that the fight against the railroad
companies has developed into far more important
issue than the mere laying Of four tracks through
one thoroughfare. MIR. Fulton asserts that the
matter has broadened into the question as 10
whether the city shall retain. control OF its own
streets. Mr. Fulton also calls attention TO the fact
that his committee IL 70 appear on Friday next
at 2 D. m in the City Han. when the Aldermen
and Councmen will be urged 10 support the COM
mittee in its endeavOrs TO prevent undue encroach
ments the city streets by the existing railroad
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
ASSIGNMENTS VOID UNDER VIEW LAW

Judge Brown Of the United States District Court
handed down a decision yesterday to the effect that
general assignments made under the State law are
invalid according to the new bankruptcy law The
decision was made in the brought against
Henry Cutwig manufa cturer Of suits and wrap
pers at No $50 Broadway. by Epstein Bros. for
several creditors who filed petition In bankruptcy
against Mr. CidtWilg because he had made an as
sgnment on November g. and motion was maze
TO restrain the disposition Of his assets by the as
sIenee Tho Judge grants the restraining order
and holds that a voluntary assignment, WhIcIi
bv statute Is made act OF bankruptcy, Is VolH-
able by the trustee, and that the assets snoulu De
brought into the bankruptcy court.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
TARRYTOWN.

As an instance OF the decreased value OF real
estate IN ,hts neighborhood Of late. some real
estate men point 20 the sale Of The country place
lroun as the Sgafls estate. which took place last
yeek The property cost about SS'D. ana was
sid for Sal so. about $3.50 more han the mort
osge and interest Some improvements 10 the man,
sion were so badly made that the Owner lost al.
inieres; In the place ard this with me itrt tnst
the sac vas under foreclosure. tended 10 Io"er
hn rllrchas!rg price
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 2s p. m.-cot,on-spot good temani
business done prices ldd higher American na.i
ding fair. l-dt. good miidling. II S2d mitdsns IN
3 32l low middlrg 81 SD. god ordinary. --',-l
ordinary. 10 S2d The sales u the DAY were l2oto par
= which loo fur speculation ani export. am ~
clud-I ll2Ip bales American Receipts lOoo Futures
opened firm. vl;h pDod demand and closed irfegHai
American uii,hpi m Np."nh'f, . 0ifSs Nf'
tc,is. November and Deestahe Gni buyers, l'rcem
Der January .til sellers January and February
CA hu,ers F,hrIaf, and March S6l03 6,bid sell
err. March md Aprii. did sellers April and Msy,
6-t4g3s 6id buyers May and June 1-s+f5 oti
sellers June and July. s6ad sellers; July and Augs'
s-6ta3 6id buyers; August and September, Sv-0fN
sellers, September and October, p-'Iid buyers.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
FOREIGN PORTS.


London Nov 27-Arrived. steamer America 'Br' ~u'''
Iivsrnool Nov a8-Arrved. steamers Umoria !Srl, Du'
Ton New ort. 18th, Taurc O}r smith So" ~,
Southampton. Nov 21-Arryed. steamer sou'h"''N va"
Hiu New York via Queenstown. ,,4,l,., ,F,r,
Glasgow. NOV -s-Arrived. steamer M0He'''0' ''
Lizsni Nov 2s-Passed steamers II II Meters n,E s1ts
steencHrn. New York for Bremen ,,s 1;er
Boner NewYorN for Rotterdam. 2I,h Aras2hi,s So ::
schmidt Antwerp for New York mot Tor ,rs -,
before reported; Astrakhan tBr)' Dawes Nc" i -
Dover. 90 , ..r,a- >,,-gs Dan, Knld-
sen New York. via Copenhagen. etc. - -.,.- ,a,,
Antwerp = 26-Arrved. steamers 81 Cnthoer' ,ar
Fitzgerald New-York 18th southwark ,5rl behe' 30
York sailed steamer st I~onards Ibr' Tus1' WV
Havre Nov 2>-Arrved, steamer la champagne ''''
isSon Nol 37-Arryed Pennsuiar Por; Por1;,
Ret,encourt NeN-York. via FayaL Nov 90 sAeN
gibraltar Nov 27-Arrivet steamer Fuerst bhenAasA
oCer, Aib.re New Naples etc ,anG pr9eee'sSS,
Fort F-pura. NOV 21-Pass~i. steamer f'cqOa 'N''
Brown NcN-Y York fHr Trieste, etc. .,.,,. fea
Valencia Noy 23--anei. s,eamer straihallon 'D''
FORSYTH New TX. - inland
Nat,s Nov 2l-Arrved. steamer Patria gFrl brAna' I
New-Iork. sailed, steamer Bligundia FD, bou'se' S
pa.~ino Nov o7-Arrvei. steamer Karamana (Sr'
Johnston. Leghorn for YORK. a- Victoria cBn
Borieaux Nov - Sailed steamer Panama tFr' cor0-
Sue Nov 2s-Arri,ed. steamer Munihcent GO oar
rick calcutta for New York. ,, ~,
Melbourne Nov 2s-Arrivet. steamer E'lrHc 'D"'
Ni>,n Nsw York adelaide. - ma
oor.nel NOV 25-Arriiet steamer - Nlhlah '''''
HAYNES NeN-YD ~N VIA Montevideo, etc. -.,
Rio janeiro Nov 2j-Ar.isei steamer capri "e''
IYria Noy 2G-saled steamer Coer.iss OBJ.
saiter from New YoIJ. pegnamuuco. etc
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
COUfISSION MERCHANTS FAIL.
HoADIEY & CO. FILE PETITION IN BANK
R1rPTCY SHOWING LIABILITIES s.i50lS.

uOADrFY & CO FILE A PETITION IN BANK
RrrPTCY. SHOWING LIABILITIES tl.45o1ss.
UoadIey e. Co.. shipping and commission mer-
chants OF no. 10 Iiberty-st.. filed voluntary pc
tition in bankruptcy yesterday. They made a gem
eral assignment on November H. The Liabilities are
not added up in the schedules filed. but they ap-
near 10 be sl.igOlsS. AZ follows Due for waecS
81 osl; secured creditors si2Sji unsecured creditors
s7s s6s: contingent as ndorsers, s4is2, and accom-
modaton paper. Et2 ic2
The good assets appear 70 be about S"o~
Among the items are outstanding accounts so22.oN
the nominal amount OF which is $4,000; merchan-
disc. s7s4s7; cash. s4.ji2; 1900 shares Tropical
Trading and Transport Company. $2aVh. seven
shares New-York Marine Underwriters. &.V'J, reai
estate at GreytOwn Nicaragua, $50. yachi Orlya'
81 POO and office furniture, $1lS. There are also
bananas in the hands Of brokers in this city wni,h
are claimed by the Tropical Trading ana transport l
Company The estimated proceeds from th"sc are
about 500 600 More bananas I'm the hands OF brokers
are valued AT SIS 0OO but these the brokers nave
nnid 81 6gi leaving "A balance Of s. There are
also WOOL goat skins. hides, ETC. pledged Tor ioths
and $1,000 Of railroad bonds. when are hypothe
Russell H. HOadey and Chester {. Munroe. MI
Hoadley has an interest N the estate or ms
tates OF Chester Clark and Sarah ;. Munroe, the
value Of which Is not given,
The largest OF the 9nisanding accounts R Is s Giaim IN
actual value. Among the creditors are the capital
and Counties Bank Of London. $29C" .rs,- secured;
Westetn Nationa Bank 800 Sgcrfd hII
CHoadley q CO. in liquidation). $4,000; joaquin
Aranjo. Cartagena. Colombia $22NS oo Jose - Ia Ia
torre Strassa Italy. $2.0i5 Annita \. Della torre:
strassa s23 2si. and the Tropical Trading and
burg Thalmann e. Co. Muller. Schall & Co. q Am
s.nck & Co. II. Ickelhemer & co. and the Guar
for various amounts aCceptanccS and on notes
on which the firm are irdorsers. TO be paid by the
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
TP4DESUEN'S BANK AFFAIRS.

Washington. Nov. 2s.-W. n. KimbaH, receiver OF
the Tradesroens National Bank, Of New-fork. has
turned over It's affairs 10 the quidating commit
tee appointed by the Controller OF the Currency
and makes the following report OF receipts and dis
bursements while he was in charge
Receipts-Interest. ssi1; rents sLrl sundry
profits $ a67: banks. s2js 2iS loans and discounts
4 f2 22s. stocks and bonds s56ii: cash, s62225' /;
total s2O54 1856. The amount of cash turned over TO
the iquidatng committee was sl59lsSo ne s 90 de-
nosits 10 be paid by the committee aggregate $Z3OZ-
ss5 for which there is available s2.4MssO.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Mount Pleasant Town Board will meet to-
6av as a Board OF Auditors. Il + expected that
,o oo,,on will be taken on the bills OF assessors
ond Witnesses for the town In the Rockefeller tax
assessment case. . 80, a., . MI,
T>x- senator Charles T. McCleland, OF Doobs
rerrv mas filed a bill for so against the town OF
Mount Pleasant for damages received on the night
of October II. 1895 by being thrown down an en-
hankrnent on the road, Ileasanivi!le.
The Rev Thomas =. Mclaughlan rector or me
(.bn-ch Of the TRANSPORTATION. in New York. Will
o,xe q musical lecture this evening az Pocantico
tnIs FOR the benefit Of the Church of tho Magda-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Nun,cfpal Council. City Hall. p. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Ornithological Show. Majestic Hall
Industrial Colony Association. Calvary Bapts'
Church, p. m
Animal meeting OF American Society or Nechsn-
caI Enctneera No Y West Thirty -frst-st p III.
Lecture bv Professor Gunton. Presbyterian AS
sembly Hall. s15 p. m.
Academy Of Political Science Columbia CnlFer-
sitV $50 y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
suor DEALERS Many CREDITORS.

Ell ] August of so. l53 West Eighy-fourth-s'
has fled petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
81 lej ard no assets There sixty-two creditors
eca,,ered all over the United States I'm Eew-York
BOSTON Worcester, Iirockton; Portland Ne @ @iogn-
natl Chicago ST. Louis Racine. Omaha ana Kan
sas CITY Mr. August q sho" dealer In Aichi-
son Kan, ten years ago.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Utah 10 recoTer $4,000 worth Of gold ore which
the company says delivered to him between
December l%7. and March 1873. TO be m!led and
reduced. lie to return the bullion by April !.
1895 and this. 1t is alleged. he failed 10 DO. The
attachment also for A.y2l cash, which the com
pany gave 10 him to pay creditor. The attach
ment was served on two brokers 70 attach Mr.
Lombard's stock IN the Fortuna Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
r WOODWARD AT HIS DESK AGiIN.

James T. Woodward president Of the Hanover
National Bank and OF the Clearing House Associa-
ton was at his desk again in the bank yester-
day after having been away from the CITY on q
fortuighta vacation.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

The Sheriff has received an attachment FOR $3.50
against the Burra Burra Copper Company OF New
Orleans I'm favor Of Theodore f. Tack for the
value Of bonds OF the company and back In
terest IL served on a trust company here.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recommended to the readers OF
'IIr: TRIBI NJ ns thoroughly reliable. and
business can be done by mall with the adj
ycrti.ers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Transcript OF Judgment from Kings County was
fled here yesterday against Samuel O. Rowe. for
SO 49, in favor OF Susie A. c. Rowe. as executrix
Of Susan Allen.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
HOME NEWS.

ppoM1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELs'
AIBEMARLE-G b. Dahlfren. OF 81 iau
CAMBRIDGE-Coun de Szllass!' Oh .,rr ,ne W.
o,ta,, O, Wash,nston FIFTH AVENI E-Mrs
Eussol A. Alger. wife Of the Secretary OF Nhi
senator Edgar 7. Bracket. OF Sarapoea' 'onsiesS
man ,;ahlsha A. Grow. or PennsylVahla, oe eno'1, I
lanes y Foraker OF Ohio. and Senator arthur -,
German of Maryland HOFFMAN-Anthohy w
Rrody Of Albany: Samuel A Beardsley' OF ,IV"'
and Major X d. Fry. L. 5. A. HOLLANDIn' -
Ertct of pittsburg MURRAY HlLl|-Colohei d, -
Dar,o, y A of Bermuda NETHERLAND-Dr'
G II Cleveland Of Chicago. NORMANDlh-
Sienor Peyignani. Of the Grand Opera ana Justice
Waller Floyd Smith OF the New \ ofK % 9,.e ~, .u
""I'S ,,U, Wal DORF-John Price Wethertll.
~ Philadelphia: Joseph Letter. OF Chcaeo; anu
lieutenant Governor ". NJ. Crane OF MasSa
chusetts WINDSOR-The Rev r. l.. ho"e"' VI
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 80.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

To DAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Kaiser FrIeirich Bremen. y q Lloyd. 700 1000
Nayahoe Inagua and tIay n. Clyte 90 IN 800 m
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30.
Aykadia Porto Rico q r.. 200 +o0 m
Kenstngon Antwerp. Red star. IL 80 m IL 90
Orizaba, Havana. d CuOa....... .oO ? IN 300 m
81 Paul Southampton Amer. ......... 1Up m 1000 m
Teutonic Liverpool White STAR. 300 IN l2:OO IN
THURSDAY DECEMBER l.
Antlia Nassau n Nassau....... 100 p m 300 m
Ardanrose Jamaica. kno,t...-..-..... 300 m 800 m
Orinoco Bermuda. quebec. 100 IN 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
E. & w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NrxrATvRD ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7o4 35 Moon rises 54a Moons age ID
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A N SANDY Hook s:oi Gov Island s32 Hell Gate lO;2l
=, Hook 80 Gov. Island got Hell Gate 1898
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. RI ine
Ethiopia. .OIlasso" .NoN IL -'
Exeter Nov Il Bristol city
pHi,edepha.......Ia GuayrH Nov % Red
.,hos Port Lim1u. NOV 24.............A Atlas
81 ..... Liverpool Nov l9......... White tar
Woodland .....Antwerp Nov Red star
saline, ........S Lucia Nov 2l.... .fampOrt * Hot
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 80
Andes Jamaica, Nov ~ Atas
Ale.a............ Gibraltar. Nov 10 Fabre
ti Ner..... New Orleans. Nov 25. Morgan
THURSDAY. DEFENDER l.
Advance Colon. NOV - Panama
Ems nov y = l,oVi
aim Bremen, NoN g LLOYD
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Dominion Norfolk and Newport News l'0''0''
Charlaston art j. rksonvine. Advance Coon . Ger,
Stips Ganelia ,ierl for Newport News August V's''
Antwerp.
BARK Lake Erie CBr). for ADELAIDE.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
1,oprrcN PORTS
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Will cause great embarraSsn cnt and interruption
to business 1t IS said also that the ruling l. IN
opposition to previous rulings BY Commissioner
Scott on the same point
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Schedules OF James Tobias. manufacturer o.
cloaks and furs. at No Clinton Place show
liabilities Of E2ss5: nominal assets = SO an,
actual assefs. Sl
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
Announcements.

SAC" e. & W.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29
The Greatest Trunk Cor
Nor" N America.
Hamilton, Noyes CO.

Buy trunks where trunks
are mada. Special cutf'3
fer FLr0pear and Dlmes'.c
travel. also .or those ro'rS
20 the SeGshore ard Nom
talns. AMI wedding outfits.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-29

Schedules Of Rothpletz & schippor manufacture
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-25
FOREST FIRES RAGING
 UP IN WYOMING.
Some Have Been Checked, but Others Are Doing Much Damage to
 the Timber Lands.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 27- ? ports from various parts of the state shoy that serious forest fires are burning in many places. A fire has been in progress in the Seattle lake district in Carbon county, which has just been put out af- ter destroying several hundred acres of valuable timber A fierce fire Is burn ing across the Colorado line in the tim Der around Hahn's peak. In Sheridan and Big Horn counties fires have been burning during the past week along the Little. Horn river, Superintendents Garbutt and Jackson with force of rangers are fighting the flames.
 Inspector Abbott of the interior de. partment with force of men succeeded in checking a fire which threatened the destruction of thousands of acres of tim Der on Laramie peak.