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New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
YONKERS.

There was home wedding on Wednesday even
Ing at No 724 Warburton-ave.. when MISS Ace
,aide Nav Bntterfeld was married 10 Arthur BEN
son Tompkins The ceremony was performed py
the Rev Mr. Holder pastor Of the West Sixteen,n n
Street Baptist Church. Manhattan W imam ~
Virgins was the best man. and MISS Aoa iOlhP-
kns maid OF honor -
=. II. Grace died suddenly on Wednesdeys even Ni
ST. He started at work In the tool depar'ine&n. no Oh
Otis Bros * Co Monday, and being a shop-
male OF Mr. Brodt in former years called at the
house on Saturday and made arrangements 10 stay
III he Secured boarding, house lie came noihe h
from work Al the usual hour. but early In the
evening died suddenly He was sixty years OF aSe
christmas sale Is being held In Bethany
Chapel Ludlow The several tables % are N cnarse
Mrs Mccall. Mrs. Reigar,, Mrs Barlow MIS-
Bickm9re Mrs siearns Mrs zuSTod Mrs; Wa% a9w"s
Stahlnecker jr Mrs. Walter Jarvis Mrs J9hn
Bruce Miss Bright, Miss Elfrieda Wike, Mfs'
William Thomson and Mrs. George Ackerman
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
HACKETT, CARHART
& CO.,
Cor. 18Th St.
R~o,J,,v Cor. Canal ST.
Near Chamber

at the Imperial Hotel on Wednesday afternoon a
resolution was adopted indorsing the bill recently
introduced by Senator Spooner. OF Wisconsin. pro-
vlding for National Bureau OF Health
An Illustrated Biblical lecture on the SUBJECT
side Lights on the Old Testament VIII De given
by James McConaushy, teacher OF ,he r"e"s"
p,h,. NJ Mount Herman School at the Harlem
branch Of .he Young Mems Christian Association
tonight at SIs O'Clock. The public Is cordially IN
vited 10 attend.
Postmaster Van Colt announces that the mails
from Australia New-Zealand and Hawaii or the
following dates: Melbourne, November IS; Sydney'
November q; Auckland, November %. and Homo
lulu Decernber T. which arrived at San Francisco
on the steamer Alameda and the maiis from 'h'nA
and japan which arrived at Vancouver. are que 10
arrive in Ney-York on the morning Of Monday,
December l9 Malls for Australia. New-Leaahd.
China Japan and Hawaii will close at the General
Postotnce this city. as advertised.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

with sugar W Munson Arrived at the bar AT ii'"'
Steamer Allegheny CBr) Low savannla Member 20
carhagena December Port Llmon p sno nrsoa
KeIock XIII b'' Arrived at the Bar a 20 m. -.
.n4 sssms and Sc1,afus 4t Maa ,Ne TtS frui 70
Arrived at the Bar at s;l5 IN. pr, ,s,and NE No
vsmber si and s,iney b. December with sulphur
PIN ForWOod 4 Kellock clio Ges'eI m TO no"r"S "''''
'sa seamer Ar'yTl Alps B KS December Port
sa ton rs s. With mdse to Tim Fcryood o'clock Arrived
at the bar az, At so ,1' sn IN pSEG@F MceSdo September II
81 saaverry 23 Payta 2s Guayaduil October insnae
spsSssmoys psSs.%sya e. sq'hyST& P p fsansa
orone November and fnna mt b AREAS Ear at % $50 S ''e m 70
steamer Tallahassee Askns & sa'snnan an M December H.
with ssa%ss %ase ca sRf Ser and Newport
News Win mdss % Soo SnS eHss TO ocean Co.
Is sS,S sSgVd ,iSo to j. Dec i5 $50
clear
Steamers Georgos DAM for copenhssrn etc; sriar
gene ,i' r, glasgow, Ge Bremen Am''e
,s MsT'aSna Gacm Amsterdam Princess Anne Norfolk and
Newpor, News: kilmoracH M or nOtdeA"N III "o''''
New orleans Benefac'or Phadelphia'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
rOREIGN PORTS
London Dec .i'-saied. steamer M'"''0u 'DT'' '""
"'Io U1eenstown Dec u Sailed. steamer Teu'onic ,Br
Cameron from Liverpoop New YORK arTived s',m n
Britannia Wo. HaddocN' New-foFN foT i"'e''"o' '""'
1S-Passci. steamers Moncalfh 'h''
Morgan New York for London; ThoTnhn 'hrh Ann'S0"'
r,soi ,i Dec is~Arrived prumgarth OBJ.
Fowler Sew-York . 80, .-.o- r,,,ra,,, ,car,
SchmLl, New-York for Hamburg
S,,iy 1er IS Passed Scotia CGer Meyer
Shields, rS,H 'I5 Dec Il Sailed Standard CGe
Schleemilch. New York. - ,,,,. =, ma
Stornowav Dec l5-Ar ived steamer Henriette III Br)
Rerx N.w-York Crrstiansand etc .
fberhnurg Dec Il-Ssied steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse 0ier Engclbart. from Bremen and Southampton
80 Antwerp. Dec I4-Arrived. steamer Chester Dutch
Hamburg Dee l2- sailed steamer Federation tBr). for
rr.men Dec i5-Arrved steamer Lain tGer). Pohle
N-w YORK via southampton.
Hn,,.riau Dec i3-Arrtved steamers Turret Bell tr>
n.nknrn New York 18th. Excelsior tG"r) Muller. New
York. sailed steamers Cape comorn 'Br Holman, New
york. 18th Spaarndam (Dutcm. Stenger. New York.
Uavre. Dec l5-ATived. steamer baid"h lower 'n''
Niles New York. N,
r.u,,,,,ar Dec i5-Passed steamer Arlandearg f3r
Y,n.v calcutta etc for New-NOrk
Nanlss Dec il-Saled steamer victoria 'br). bridges
New York. .- An. fc.r, >,a,,.h
Tsr,fa Dec l5-Passed. steamer vorgern tBp. Deu
R, jsneiro Dec I-sailed. steamer capri GER Ram
Santos Dec ii-sailed steamer As'i 'ier) iafren's
'sh,ngbai Dec ii-salled steamer Braemar OBJ. Por
Ter from Yokohama) New-York
can. Town Nov 2T-Arriyed. steamer sandusky tBr
Houston New-York. via - Vincent. G '.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
EEW-YDRk CITY

Once the beginning of Dr Savaee's course Of ser
mons on "Rciicf IN immortality was postponed
on account OF The big storm. Inst sunday 1t was
POSTPONED again on account o. Dr. Savage's illness
Next Sunday morning q is hoped that both weather
and health may be good Bu'. whatever ,he
weather the series will begin In the Church Of Tie
Messiah Thirty-fcurih-st and Park-ave
DR. = A IIourv'ch viii speak Tits evening AT the
Manhattan Liberal club 80. 20 East Fif'eer' hist
on Edward Bellany" The public il invited
Bishop Potter vii address the monthly confer
,nce os the Charity organization Society 10 be
held on Tuesday q, = a. N. Thes" conferences are
held ji, tse assembly nan ot the United Charities
Bvtldinc 80 iO5 Eas, Twenty -secDrd-si.. ana re-
late 20 the various aspects % me worH o. religious
and charitable. organizations in overcoming the
evils Of pnuariism Bishop Poiters topic IS r.
ref Gvir@ IN Connection ~ith city Mission Work
The conference viii also be addressed b. the heV-
DR. John l.. Scudder Of Jersey CITY
The annual dinner of the Young Mems Bible Class
Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church was held 'ast
night al Xaneheri's Among those present were
tho Rev Dr william H. y. Faunc" 'h-iies y.
Hughes feacher,of the class and the Rev Willard
s Richardson. VINO acted toastmaster. The
feature cf the evening the three minute
speeche- by various members OF The class. The
class mas membership cf over one hundred.
Lafayette Post will give "A reception tonight in
Masonic Hall for Commander in-Chef Sexton and
Department Commander Wood. Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic General Daniel Butterfed COM
mander Of the post. will preside.
At meeting of the State Board Of Health held
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New Orleans Dec. l5-cot;on steady; mdtlns, oSe,
low mddne j? 6c good ordinary. -i5c; net ,rr "
ceipts gross. 1873, exports coasi"se -'
sales 600: stock i5s3Oi . 49,
Gaiveston Dec i5-Cotton nrm middlng 5'2e; low
middling good ordinary. isc receipts 2l~s nass.
exports Britain, 5.sO2: 20 tho Continent .oS'
coastwse 5ii4 sales 225 spinners, lO4 stock 800 to
Savannah. Dec. l5-Coton guet; miidlins 30; s .ps
middling ll-i6c: receipts t33l bales, exports u 20
onneni 9 75: coas,wise 23J sales. 90 stock if ~.
Memphis Doc. l5.-Cotton firm: mtding sc 10Y
middling Be- good ordinary. l-6c net receipts 3si
bales: gross i29s shipments 1878. sales. oc"' s'oc"'
:, Louis Dec l5-Co,,on hrm: middlng. o.c; Low
nidiiing 5c good ordinary. II ltc. net receips
bales gross 561. shipments. ?OsI sales 5-l s'oeA'
1900 ,,,,,-- A.. ,ov
baltimore Dec. l5Cotton nominal middlins ~ % Sr.
rnililng 5-iGc good ordinary. ll-i5c. receipts io'
bales. stock 24j5i
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEW YORK THURSDAY. DEC. IS. 1893
ARRIVED.
Steamer Morayia Ger, Wit Hamburg November ~
ana Have 20 and 225 steerage passengers TO
Hamburg American Line" Arrived AZ the bar at 3 so
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. Hogemann. Genoa
December l. Naples and Gibraltar Is, with mdse and
passengers Oelrichs CO. Southeast Of Fire Island
go m
steamer Amy 'Br). Grant. Marseles November 10 and
Uampon Roads December l3. In ballast 10 simpson.
spencer a Young Arrived at the Bar az IN. De
cemb~r IL
Steamer Fioverga'e ,I,rD. Barnard Messina November
l5 u and Agiers % with mdse 20 itrzs Felt
man co. vessel e. simpson. spence Young Arrived
at the Bar at -
Steamer iunon ,Br, Oils. Rio Janeiro November 22
Bahia 81 20 and 81 Lucia T. with mdse and
- passengers Busk Jevona Arrived the Bar at
DIS
Steamer TsyiedAs lBrl. Gordon Matansas Deeembsr o
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
PETITIONS " BANhRUPTCN.

Ceorge w Lyon. lawyer OF No. ~ Broadway.
ol.d a voluntary petition In bankruptcy yesterday.
with liabilities Of S5.osl and assets merely nom
inal The assets consist of 10, Of mining stocks,
G2s shares OF the New-YOrk Arcade Railway Com
many. value unknown and s2ooW first mortgage
nonds Of the New-York Gable Company. deposited
with the Holland Trust Company and OF no value.
The liabilities are distributed among sixty cred
itor, ia this city and Newport X L.. and are
cni,n, for merchandise. clothing. board ana for
borrowed money Of the liabilities 5000 are Sc,
5S M Es o!: Eh% 81 Ms4a Ms2 $40 s df for M
Lyon had neld several political positions some
years ago.
Alfred G. Baker Editor Of The Ceramic Month
iy Magazine" at 30. ll2a Broadway. has filed a
voluntary petition IN bankruptcy, with liabilities of
S. al and assets. The liabilities du- to par
tes in this city. Chicago Milwaukee. ilt'sbuig.
Philadelphia aud Springfield aad are chiefiy for
Aliscd. Of chicago. $50 FOR rent
william r. Martin. q No. a3s .i Wesi seyenty-
yuptcy. with liabilities Of SlI ls7 ana no assets
The Arges, creditors are Herman Kertscher Il
Co. Si.49i Antonio Rasines. as receiver Of the
Snsl ~ SeI, rSnE $500 urGil's M"Shesr
Of the claims are on Judgments.
4 pcti,ion IN voluntary Bankruptcy was filed yes
,erday against Henry T.. simmons who formerly
had an Office al 80. 40 Nassau-si. and lives Il;
summit Y j. by John L. Meyer. Edwin F. Mer-
rit, and Joseph A. Britton. The claim Of Mr.
Mcyer Is for 500 for legal services. Mr. Merritt.
is .or 81. col on note on which Judgment Oh
tanned on December Il. and Mr.. Brittons is fol
s25o for services detective In the matter Of tn,
| paonle against Keliam. between December !. 1894
and April l. 1895. Mr. Simmons was the com
rinirani against The note broker. David l.. Keam
a., ,.,ae convicted in the Court OF General SEES
sions in March 1895 Of altering .he dates OF notes
given io him by Mr. simmons to negotiate. Mr.
Siminons has been In business in this city for tel
Years as broker or agent in the sale OF mines an'
mineral products and irrigation securities. Th
petitioners allege that he committed an act o
bankruptcy on December by admitting In writ
Ing his biliy TO pay his debts and his willing
! raes 10 he Judged n bankrupt.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1verrool Dec. H. a.i5 p. m-ESchange-. "a
rcd Western winter steady. rs Ia No go
TrtS,p snfins steady - lli.d. Corn American mlAee
49,, ,id arm 3s oA.d. futures steady. Decsmutn o.
sse, nuary % new crop Ss sd March, 3s IAd. Fl9sr
~ I@ns Tancy winter steady. - Hops a, i~nIga
mess dun G5s prime mess dun Cos. PORK nss,' ,
,n, w.s,.,n auu 5ts: prime mess medium Nr-tesss.'
I'm % 49, ,.i Hams short cut. a Id No. dun. SAs Cd
Cumberland Is 10 80 No. du. S2s o. sh',s
~ n, ., ., N steady 33s long clear midiles. sn. -
to n N dun IS. long clear mddes. heavy 10 20 80.
All short cl-at backs O 20 Is 10 dun. 2ss .aes
t a :" ia 10 steady 3is. Shoulders-Square IL 10
"a M dull 2ss Cd Lari-Prime Western dun %, %,
american finest white nrm As Ill. do co.oIss
arm As Taow-Prime city steady 3Os 30 to'tonse,,
oil Liverpool refined duh its % tH'pe"'"s S'
nrm 3Os Rosn-C0mmon steady. is 81.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
MoT\T VERNON.

Among the recent weddings announced .hose
of Miss Marie Louise Winshlp. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs w. c. Winship Of this city. TO Russell b
S,ager Of Elizabeth. y. j.. and of Miss Mary
Rhodes Lewis daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w H.
Lewis formerly OF this city TO Eugene O. Carorey.
Of Chester Hill go , ~,
Bronx Chapter. Daughters of the American Revo-
luton has elected the following new of1cers MI 8
Roger NJ Sherman, regent Miss Susan Maude
Stone. yice-regent: Mrs Harry p Wilcox. seeIe- re
William J. Bacon. register: Mrs. Charles T. Ward
in the war with Spain shows that useful articles
food and li.erature sent TO the soldiers
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany Dec. 1.-THE following stock companies
have filed certificates or incorporation Win the
Secretary OF state:
Powell Brothers Shoe Company. of Sing Sing;
capital $4,000 Directors f. a. Neergaard and
= G. Powell Of Brooklyn and lathop Anderson,
OF Newark, \. J.
Clark Novelty Company. Of Rochester; TO manu-
farttIre special machinery. capital 5000 Directors.
Morris F. Clark Arthur A. Mosher and [. w.
Clark.
Petit & Reed. of New-York City: 70 deal In dairy
nrod,ice: capital sl2O O0 Directors. Mortlock Petit
and James $ Petit, Of Brooklyn. and Charles
Reed and S. X. Reed. OF Yonkers.
New-York Camera Manufacturing Company OF
New-York city: capital. 5000 Directors. Charles
r Carnsi b. A. Gould and +. W. Longfellow.
New-York Carriage Exchange, Of New York
CIV, canital $1,000 Directors. Charles L. Spratt.
~ New-York city: Herbert Lorgendyke. Of Troy.
and Charles G. Conant, OF Watervlet
sylyestrine Medicine Company. Of New.fork
City. capital $1,000 Directors, Paul Taves Sarar
J. Taves and Archibald w Tayes. or New YORK
G;ity: ] W Wilson. OF Jersey city. and Antonio
Metallic Basket Company, Of Rochester; capital;
SOuO Directors &. C. Prescott. 1. ,. Iunt ana
5. s. Cobb
Hampl Novelty Company. OF New-York CITY:
canitai yOo Directors. Dean Emery W. L.
Cohn and G.. II. FaXon
Robeson Cutlery Company. OF Rochester: capital
500 90 Directors Wills II. Tuttle. OF Canan-
Jaieua: Irving Robson and Milo II. Olin. or Perry:
Willard f. Robeson and George w. Robeson or
Rochester
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

Fas, Buffalo Dec i5.-Rrceipt5 OF sac and through
cattle sheep during the twenty -FOUR nouis ended
at noon to-da, Cattle N cars sheep ana minDs
1 car. hogs 80 cars Shipments; Cattle ld cars. sheep
and lambs . cars. hogs II cars. catue-Ihe offerings
were loads and with "A moderate demand the market
was about steady There about NJ calves on sale.
with q moderate demand choice 10 extra were 9uoaoe
Al 50 5O0S7 choice t6ae so fed steer calves ~
rood color AdSt sheep and iamb1-The total oner
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

Liverpool Dec -, +p m.--'ottonxs spot Az, "a Srd
mlddlng : ii 32d: middling 3 so low S 20 Ss Tn.
AZ aoi. good ordinary. 2J-J2d ordinary 10 y,-.
sales of the day 10000 bales of "hch "o LEA
FOR speculation export, and included ,rss
American receipts. 300 bales. all American S.-sly
crenei quiet with a oderae demand ana rso'' sii
steady. American midlng. M c.. le''ihD''' ,,usry
,n,.,s, n.r.nh.r and January. 80 bid sellers Jssss
and FEBRUARY 6id buyers; February and td h"%srs
~ a,d sellers March and April 8 6ia3 ofd p" yns
Aprll and May 6SH3 = 6id sellers NAY an, ,tv ard
AZ r.d huxers. June and July. 80 O'i Naiur yus
- % 10 l,,S 10 Gil buyers: August and Septen.sg,., s,,
", "a, oilers S.prnber and october. 81 big" No"'
luvera October and NNifuutls . "fH" '"'''"
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

WHITE PLAINS.

Clarence Lexow. appointed in Aprii. 1873 IN .no
Supreme Cour; as receiver OF inc r. D. 49,, 49,,
berg Company manufacturers OF meerschau"'
nsnes ivory pearl rubber and other goods. IN New
York City, with branches In various states OF ,nD
Union filed his accounting in the County NIe'h
office yesterday, showing the gross reespsd eepaSd,urss ~
receiversh;p 10 have been SZ,in 3d. eAPe"''
t4l7l7 IL balance. 81 .0JS g. o.. rraos-
According to the annual report OF County ,debs
urer Francis NJ Carpenter the total Donusu lnTeo
edness II the county Of Westchester Is $500 vi
which there ave bonds to the amount OF 49," u"'
IN 1893. total amount o. interest due. M5.oh' W.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARL ajor G. NJ Dunn. Of the Rough
Piders BTCKINGIIAM-PrOf Charles w
Shields OF Princeton. CAMBRIDGE TOR Cen
eral William Ludlow. u. s. V. the recently APP
pojnted Military Governor OF The City Of Havana
FIFTH AVENUE - Congressman Joseph ".
Walker of Massachusetts. HOLLAND-Ol
Ames Of Boston MANiiATTAN-Maj J. s.
Sewell L. s. A. MURRAY IilLL-The Rev. DR..
j. NJ Pullman. OF Lynn, Mass. WALDORF
Maior-Cenera Nelson A Miles. T. 8 A. A.
Bleecker Banks Of Albany. and Seymour Van
San,voord OF Troy.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

At the annual meeting OF the members Of the
Rand Drill Mutual Aid Society the following new
Officers We're chosen: John 9. Endriss president
William Roy vice president. Archie L. Kreeft sec
retary: William $. Barnum treasurer. and George
Barton Theodore Stewart and Michael Cahill.
trustees
The newly elected officers o. 81. Elmo Council.
Knights of Columbus are William + Guilfoye,
grand knight. Bernard II. Foley deputy grand
knight: Thomas u Murphy treasurer: w. III. Nc
Carthy and John Shaughnessy. secretaries
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
1RNINGTON.

At a meeting held in the lrvington High School
the Westchester County Alumni Association Of the
New-Paltz State Normal School was organized
with these officers; President. Mr. Monle. Of Tarry
town; ce-presicsnt. Miss Nanderberg. OF Hast
ings; secretary. Miss Theresa r. Thronberg Of
Irvngton and treasurer. Miss Wilson. of Sing Sing
The association has twenty-six members all gradU-
stes OF New Pallz. teaching in this county.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
TARRYTOWN.

The hearings in the tax suit OF John d. Focke-
Teller concerning his 1898 assessment Will be con-
tnued on Tuesday and Wednesday next before
Willis S Hoysradi Of Poughkeepsie referee
A Joint meeting OF the Board OF Trustees ana
the Board Education will be held Tomorrow al
ternoon at o'clock to discuss the question OF the
purchase OF school property by the corporation Tor
n villa hall
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
COLONEL CARR WITHTNION TOBlCCO co.

The Union Tobacco Company It was announced
Yesterday. has secured the services for five years
OF Colonel Julien S. Carr. president OF the Black
wen-Durham Tobacco Company. which the Union
Companv recently absorbed. Colonel Carr wi
have chprg. OF the smoking tobacco branch OF the
new company. and VIII supcrintcnd the merging
OF It's various agencies
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting. p m.
Noonday service for business men. 81. Pau's
Chanel; address by Archieacon Tiffany.
Reception for Comma nder int Chief Sexton ard
Department Commander Wood. Lafayette Post.
Masonic Hall. p. n.
Quid Nunc Club meeting No lN Lenox-ave. $50
p IN.
Commercial club dinner clubhouse sls p M.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

Neithery your temper nor your gown
will rufflc here: you can buy leisurcly
and return what you don't want after
Christmas.
Wise women recognize that the
easy comfort Of a house adds to
the peace Of domestic life: $4.75 to
Sis.
Kind hearted women are now par
ticularly inclined to prove their good
will to the clergy Of their church ::
things clerical in variety and abun-
dance.
Supplies linen sacs: lace SC TO So. Clerical suits
sl9 $22 and {25 Ribbed silk csssock waiscoa,s, $3.50
Rabbs sI.5O and 81 Berettas and sarums 81. cloaks
s25 and $40. Overcoat.. t22 and s25.
You'll excuse our chuckling over
this ovcrcoat weather. won't you ?
Our stock is so abundant, variety so
large price-range SO great. that we
know we can satisfy all comers: Sis
to $50.
We're giving away Christmas UNI
brellas for $3.75.
Clothes shoes hats and furnishings for or boy
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Leonard and Broadway
Prince and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

was litte higher than yesterday Choice 20 extr AM
were quolabe 81 25dSJ 35. good to choice. sossy "a
common TO fair 81 7.as5. sheep choice 10 extra
- 40 good TO choice sfqSi % TO tair y ~
81 - There fair clearance Hogs-Ihe oHe',nss
we're gh for shipping GAY loads and with an actNe
demand the general basis was stronger. s3 ivlso ~
heavy hogs quotahle 50 l3as3 30. medium So fg
Workers heavy 81 4OaS3 ~; pigs 81 30 roughs 81
81 10 stays 5oas2 I5 The offerings were pretty wen
cleaned up aid the tone fairly steady throughout
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
OUTGOING STE4MERS.


TO DAY.
y.sssl For Line Malls close Vessel sails.
rv-lvn Porto Roo Porto Rico 200 400 III
ii,is;en Aux Caves etc. Atlas 10 10 IN l2'tO
ithaka Mexican porte. y & Cuba. io IN 800 IN
ir,ouois Charleston, clyde. 500 y
SATURDAY. DECEMBER II.
Atlas ........... .1Otp IL %
.'nrtca. Ponce l.. Ciuayra. Red - II 20 lG
- ~ Wsshinptof Havana y a cuba 1880 a 100
bi,,i GltagDN Anchor .......... 1000 "A M 1900
f Chnmpegn. Havre. French. 1900 1000 a
Mruominee London. All Trans ........ 300
I~nnsyI,ania Hamburg, iainb- Amer. 500 IN
imiris Liverpool Cunari ........... 600 300 m
N.rLeudau1 Eoii-rct Hon Amer a d IA
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


HIGH WATER. TO-DAY.
II sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island 93l Hell Gate u 40
>, So Hook 1918 Gov. Island lO;3+ He'll Gate %
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
How to Become Strong.

Health Obtained. III Health Prevented. A book of -
pages on the phvsi0oey anatomy and pathology Of the
Recum with a description q: Rectal arf Anai
diseass-ther diagnosis and treatment without surgery
Fourth and enlarged edition. with over 100 iusrauo,s
and 100 testimonials. Sent free Address The auner A.
JAMESON T.. iJth New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these coi'
umns recommended to ns readers OF
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable ana
iusfpe,s can be done by mail with the ad'
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

RTSSELL SAGE BACK AT HIS OFFICE.
Russell Sage at his office, No 81 Nassau-sf
s,.rdav having recovered from the slight attack
., grin which had prevented him from coming
Gnun,own Tor several days previously.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16
Announcements.

"Ironwood."
A whipped Seam Cum.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty second and BrOadva
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

Albany Dec i5.-The following stock companies
have filed certificates of incorporation with th'
Secretary OF state
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

Supplies linen sa2s; lace Sc TO s25. Clerical suit
sl9 800 and sos Ribbed silk csssock wals'c coats $3.50
Rabbis sI.5O and 81 Beretas and sarums s.. Cloak
S25 and Sf5 Oyercoats, t22 and $25.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-16

We're giving away Christmas UNI
brellas for $3.75.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-04-15
Two Shocks of Earthquake Felt
Last Night.
Heavy Enough at Eureka City to Stop the
Big Clock.
Felt Quite Perceptibly at Port
Costa and Caused Some Alarm,
but Did No Damage-Taller
Buildings at San Francisco
Shaken Briskly but Not VIC
lently.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-two
slight shocks of earthquake were felt
here tonight, the first at 1913 and
the second at II or. The temblors here
were not severe enough to cause serious
damage. and no injurious results SO
far have been reported. The shocks
We're felt in a number of towns in this
part of the State.
The area of to-night's earthquake
was more limited than on the occasion
of the heavy shock two weeks ago. The
quake was most severely felt at Eu-
reka and Port Costa, where there was
great alarm, but no damage. At Ala
media and Stockton the shock was light,
and it was not felt at all at Oakland,
Berkeley or San Rafael, nor at the
Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton.
In the taller buildings of this city the
occupants We're shaken briskly, but not
violently.
TWO SHOCKS AT EUREKA.
EUREKA, April 1.-Two earthquake
shocks We're felt tonight, the first at
1880, the second at 11:10, which was
the heavier. A rumblng noise accom-
panied the second. The duration was
ten seconds, and the direction was
north and south. The shock stopped
the big city clock. 1t was the heaviest
for many years.