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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Justice Giegerich Of the Supreme Court. yester-
day appointed Edward y. Meany and Melville +.
ingalls, jr receivers for the property In this State
OF the Atlantic Transportation Company. Of No.
/ Broadway. with II bond OF 10000. on the APP
plicaion Of Stetson. Jennings Russell. attorneys
for Walter s. Besse. a stakeholder. having 3+N
shares Of stock The same persons have been APP
pointed receivers ia Now-Jersey by Chancellor Nc
GIL The receivers appointed to keep the
property OF the company together ana protect II
from attachments. Deputy Sh'rln Magure has
received two attachments against the company
In favor Of the Knickerbock-r Steam Towage
Company for ff 900 balance due ON a note ~ the
company for 81. 30 dated June lG. 1895 payable
six months after date and N favor of the Burler
Drydock Company. for 81 1886 The sheriff levied
on the coal barge ocean Belle. at Eishteenth-st.
and North River. on the first attachment
The company Was Incorporated under Ncw-ler-
sey laws on November !. sT. with capital stock
Of 10000 and Edward = Meany became prosi-
dent Haywood A Harvey. treasurer. and Law
renee \ Mott, secretary The company was
eanized TO transport merchandise and coal After
It's organization II purchased a fleet ~ twenty
seven vessels consisting Of one steamship. the
San TUT three tugs and ~ enty-three harges.
The company also leased or chartered feet Of
forty other vessels for three to three and one-half
years which the inland lakes All but
ten Of these vessels were brought to the Atlantic
coast by way Of he 81 Lawrence River. 10 New
port News Va. Owing 10 the lateness Of the sea-
SON ten Of the vessels were left In the ST Law
renee River. above the Rapids. The company
pended $50 cOO IN securing the charters and trans
porting the vessels TO the coast. Three OF the
purchased vessels were recently lost at sea. and
were insured follows The Virginia, 80 90. the
Lucy A Nichols 500 and the A. W. Weston
600 These were mortgaged and the mortgages
claim the Insurance. The business Of the com
pany has OF late consisted almost exclusively Of
transporting coal delivered to the company at
Newport News by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. The Atlantic Transportation Com
pany The Cresapeake and Ohio Railway
Company t6i.l0 for cash loared. subject to a
credit OF sl6.73s leaving a balance of tH.39f OF
which N0.00 10 secured BY mortgages on four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
QUEER HOTEL SHOOTING Cane.
"A WEALTHY sOUTHERNER FIRES AT
HALLBOY-BOTH LOCKED UP

A mysterious shooting case that came near oeHs
ono ~ murder and about which the police are ex-
,rennelv reticent occurred Yesterday afternoon IN
tho onter hall of the Hotel Lorenz, an exclusive
family apartment house at Lexington-ave ana Sew
ou,s Y Schoenfeld. a Southern horse-deaer past
middle age whose wealth Is said TO be large; MS
wife who is a handsome woman about thirty years
old and Thomas j. Major. twenty-five years oiu, ID
nulaffo employed at the Iorenz as a halboy.
Mr. I,orenz and his wife. according 10 Spectators
were passing of the hotel yesterday afternoon
when Major stepped forward to open the door.
and said something TO the negro in an excited man
ner Some say that the hallOoy Immediately
struck at SchOenfed and that the latter instantly
pulled his revolver and fired. Others assert post
the moment he caught sight OF Major ana ioi-
lowed his language with the pistol-sho'; - H.,
Major however fell with a bullet IN ms siVe ne
was NOT badly hurt and picked himself up ana ran
from the hotel bareheaded all the way 10 ths Pres
byrerlan Hospital When he arrived there he was
almost In state OF collapse. but more from itght
than injury. The surgeons found the bullet near
the surface and extracted il without trouble Major
then walked back 10 the hotel
After the shooting Mrs. Schoenfeld returned 10
her room and her husband called up the law ONCE
Of Howe & Humme on the telephone An at
torney was sent out TO him. and. acting on the
LAWYERS advice MI Schoenfeld communicated with
Police Headquarters. Detective Sergeant Madden
afterward went TO the hotel. and arrested both MT
Schoenfeld and the hall boy. Major. Both were
taken TO Police Headquarters and locked up.
charged with assault
There are various stories about the hotel as to
said 10 have told the police that he found Major
annoying Mrs Schoenfeld early yesterday morning
and that when ne demanded an explanation OF his
conduct the negro fought with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
OUTGOING STEAM ERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK TUESDAY. JANUARY 3 1879
ARRIVED.
Steamer Auranir dr Mckay Liverpool iecent-r -
ana Queenstown -. with mdse - cabin ana 80 $50
paasrhseEs ~ Nri""" "a ''"''' =" 0'
at S,o" IN fsnan CITY oBn Davis Bristol December IA
and swansea IT, with mdse a. James Arke n CO. Ar
steamer staiheim ,Norl H!lt stockholm November 20
via Shields December H. with mdse To Barber Co. AT
rived at .he a ns aBT pnkham Hamburg December
10 With mdse to Barber 60. Arrived at the Bar AZ
s.loam. ., ,,,
Is 10 Gust Heye Passed In Sandy Hook at $40 = ~,
steamer British King B1. tf@eth. Antwerp 'r,''ip'r
Il with ndse to sander-on a 60. Arrived at the h"'
steamer James rurpie C3n Watson Messina December
3 Palermo 10 aud Gibraltar II. with mdss to simpson
spence \ Young. Arrived at the I,ar at 80 m 90
steamer oSer,n ,hr' tm, - fert sai1 20 Malta
December and Bermuda 30 with sugar TO fu"'" FAYE
steamer A-atic Prince CBp. woodhouse RIO Janeiro
December II and - Lucia 20 with mdse 10 Johh I
Steamer iassell ,Bn Lewis Santos December 2 Vic
toria and Pernambuco H. with mise TO Busk Je'ons
AI sssmer A eGe i.fren,z Santos 10 and
81 Lucia 26 with coffee TO Funch. Edye q Co Arrived
at steamer ies ' Nene CBo seiers sayanla December 20
carthasena n Gre'own - 4fs Linen T
PIN Forwood Il Kelloek Arrived at the h"r AZ 10
Steamer Alabama 1Nor syer'sen Porto corer Deem.
her 10 Belize 30 Livingston 81 Mon,eso bay 20 noI
Maria p and nauga 30 With mdse and cabin PASSENGER
- ,he Tueede Trading CO. Arrived the Bar at 10 80
,,, sa,.srrah Dscemh.r
q, nth mdse and pss-engers 20 ocean 50 Co
steamer Rio Crandc. staples. Brunssick ga december
steamer jamestown Boaz. Norfolk and Newport News
mdse and passenger TO od ppmlho H., "a ,,,ue.,
SANDY Hook y j. Jan 3. $50 m-"'nh "u'h"eS''
calm clear.
SAILED
Steamer. Biraiswah OBn. foe Genoa. etc, Mend",a
,Br, Rotterdam. Nssmyth ,Br, Manchester. Kaiser WI
h,ln d. crosse Ger Bremen Southampton Princes:
Anne. Norfolk and Newport Ns~'. Advance o'''"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
NEW YORK CITY.

Henry Miller bookseller and importer al No l22
Sassau-st. writes TO The Tribune 70 call attention
,o the fact that ne IS the Henry Miller broker.
,ybo died on Monday the home Of his broiher-n
law. Henry Mote No 1873 West Seventy-seventh-st
Granville Mcintyre. son Of John +. Mcintyre,
Dss,rict-A,torney Gardiner first assistant was
sworn in yesterday By Judge Newhurger In Part
OF the Court Of General Sessions as Deputy AS
sis,snt Distrlct-Auorney. lie viii begin his duties
at once in the preparation Of cases
Chief Devery yesterday transferred koundsman
John Hughes. In charge OF IN" BROADWAY sauau
~ro,n Houston-st. 10 The West Thirty seventh-st
s,a,,on Roundsman Harry Graham the tahest
pocernan on the force. was sent TO take his place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
NEW ROCHELLE.

The funeral Of Harry Hoffman. the young
student who lost his lie in trying TO rescue Grace
Doran from drowning in the Bergholz Pond last
Saturday evening. held in Trinity Episcopal
Church on Monday afternoon. The church was
crowded among those in attendance being ]. b.
Young. Superintendent OF Schools. and the mem
bers Of the New Rochelle High School. There was
a full choral service. conducted by the Rev charles
r Canedy. When Or. Canedy spoke In praise ol
fha Young mans bravery. there scarcely
dry eye I'm the church \ guard Of honor OF twelve
classmates eftcTvaId carried the comm 10 tie
parish house. where hundreds OF people filed past
H. The burial WAS in E1stchester Cemetery. ana
by n coincidence. the grave was dug not twenty
feet from where the other victim OF the accident.
Miss Doran. was buried on Sunday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
CARE WAITER SHOOIS HIMSELF.
HIS PLACE HAD BEEN CLOSED Up BY THE roiic
AND HE DECIDED TO DIE.

HIS PLACE HAD BEEN CLOSED Up BY THE POLICE
AND HE DECIDED TO DIE
Andres Thome, thiry-seyen years old. OF No. "a
Frst-st shot himself through the heart yesterday
because the cafe in which he worked and under
which ne lived was closed up by Captain Diamond
OF the Fifth-st station Themes wife had left him
in a FOLLY mood They had been Joking together In
,heir APARTMENTS when she said she would have to
20 10 the grocery store. When she had gone. Thome
went 10 the rear OF the rooms. where ne saw Mrs
barbara Uauser the housekeeper. He told her 70
40 into his room and when she got there he showed
her a revolver lying on table.
.'Do ycu see that" he asked.
The woman answered that she did. and he said:
THAT is going to howl In minute
rhe woman was frightened by the mans manner.
.nd she ran down 10 the street. Just she
~, Inc house she heard shot. She ran screaming
Snun tho street. and Informed Policeman BrockhoR.
- me Fiftl-st station He ran into the house
"a found Thonle dead a sofa with bullet hole
sn his left breast He had placed the weapon go
closa 10 his body that his wastcoat and shit were
singed by the powder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
LIE PASSED AT list INQUIRY.
ALMOST A FIGHT ON THE STAIRCASE BE-
TWEEN OFFICERS
CAPTAIN wHITTI.E WHO Is ACCUSED OF COW
ARDICE. THREATENS To "BRDAK' WIT
MSS. AND THE LATTER THREATENS
Personal VIOLENCE

PERSONAL VIOLENCE
The Court OF Inquiry convened for the purpose OF
inaurlng into the charges OF cowardice mace 10y
Captains William r. Meeks and Anthony j. Bieeck-
er Of the fist Regiment. against Major Chn'oh H.
Smith and Captain John III. white. or me same
regiment convened again yesterday AFTER recess
OF three days The first witness called was Second
Lieutenant J. r Thompson. Of Company e. While
ha Was on the stand the court had 10 adjourn from
IN. board room upstairs TO the regmental room
downstairs being practically frozen ont OF the
on the stairway an exciting cooquy occurred
between Captain White and Lieutenant Thomp-
son and had 1, not been FOR Major Smith and Dr
Bell the men would probably have got 10 blows
II was said that during Thompson's testimony zap
tain Whi,,e contradlcted him. On the way down
stairs CAPTAIN white remarked to a friend I'm
voice loud enough to he heard by Thompson
'I've called that man Thompson -- liar, and
I've got him.
Thompson STROBE up to Captain whittle. his face
white with rage and asked: YOU openly accuse
me of having violated the regulations and with
having told lie?
Yes" replied whit,e. you have broken the
regulations. and II you shoot on your mouth any
more III break you
Lieutenant Thompson shook his finger in Captain
whites face and fairly shouted 60 ahead and
break, You cannot break me here or anywhere
else, I'll break your face II you don't shut mp and
keep away from me-
Captain Whitie retreated few steps and re-
marked: You're Just playing 20 the gallery You re
lust talking FOR publication. and you know that II
these reporters were not around. you would mol
dare TO make such remarks"
crowd had by this time collected about the
men and Major Smith and DR.. Bell got In between
them and prevented hsticuffs for Lieutenant
Thompson seemed eager to get at Captain Nhltii"-
The affair prevented the speedy resumption or the
hearing Captain white having been suspended
bending the hearing he IS not superior In rank 10
Lieutenant Thompson. az present having no COM
mand. and consequently Lieutenant Thompson can
not be censured for using strong Language 10 d
superior officer.
AdJutant Abeel the first witness called al
the afternoon session OF the court. II was sald
afterward that he testified that he was Win
Colonel Downs at Santiago on July !, ana that ne
say Captain white I'm the rear OF the solhei =
Lieutenant Maslin followed Adjutani Abeel. IL
WAS said that Re testified that he Wa with 'ap'alh
White at San Juan. and heard Colonel Downs OF.
der white who was then major. 10 lead me lSl
Battalion up the hill but far a. he knew. w MT
tie did not obey Lieutenant liiIden oln was the
last witness OF the day.
The court adjourned al b O'CLOCK 1" resume al
10 80 o'clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
MOUNT VERNON.

The will Of Father Albingcr. formerly pastor OF
The Roman Catholic Church Of our Lady or VIC
tory, this city. will be offered for probate before
Surrogate Silkman on Monday. February O. Inc
will is being contested by Father Aloingers TWO
sisters and Margaret Fischer has filed u claim Tor
xao ooo for thirty wears services housekeeper.
The will was 10 have up before surrogate
Silkmar yesterday but this was postponed Oh AZ
count OF the notice or contest heu ny oiS'""e'@0
heirs. . 49, Noun,
The silver championship trophy, OF the mount Gun,
Vernon Gun Club was won on Monday Dy fIeu
.rerai the Jockey. who killed nine BIRDS III Yen
shots The cup was formerly held by Daniel heiIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
WHITE PLAINS.

The resolution introduced last week In the Board
Of Supervisors by Supervisor Joseph b See direct
ing the Legislative Committee Of the Board TO op-
pose the passage Of q proposed act providing Tor
the rebuilding OF the POcantco Bridge. on the Al
hany Post Road In North Tarrytown. at the gen
eral expense of the county. came UP Tor action
yesterday morning. The Supervisors are strongly
opposed the idea that the county at large should
become liable for the erection of bridges in any
village. which they called the debate on the
subject purely local improvement. md the reso-
luton was adopted by vote OF y 10 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04

Dorado Orleans.
VILE. Tallahassee. Savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FORElGN PORTS.
Queenstown. Jan B. 1880 m-Arrived. steamer les-
tonic ,IBr, Cameron New York for Liverpool nna p'"
cesisdp 49,. 10. c-~a
New York. - n ,,,n.. ,r,rl
Inv,n-fsen New-York FOR t'hristisnia. etc. ,s
it,,wl. Point. Jan 3-Passed. steamers Nesana ,o,n
Iayland New York for London. Psimcens ,br, '"
'IyIard Ian (, i2.i5 a m-Passed. steamer 81 isSA
Randi. New York fur southampton. liza
i.l. Of Wight. Jan 3-Psssed steamer "efhei'NA
dutch Brllnsna New foik Tor itv'i'tuahH ,.,-
Srniy Jan s-iass steamer Ph,snics GER LEV
hsusrr Hamburg FOR New York. -,
Dsn,zis Dee 30 Sailed steamer Keniuck. 'Dan"
RIA Dec y Sailed steamer Leopold II Dsn' I"
New York -, ,,...hl
Bonjer. New YORK.. .. VII
helm II Gen Hogeinann. New York for Naples IA
Grgent. Jan Arrived, steamer lo'ahoNtAs WV
James Trieste for New York. -.
Iluelva Dee - Sailed. steamer Roda dip D""~~
Philadelphia. ...., s.A.s-
- Mlcha.ls Jan 3-ArriVel. steamer Gotifred schs'
ker AUST Parovioh. New York Tor Msrseill~s &c .
ll, Janeir0. Dec 81 sailed. steamers HeNrlus 49,.
SiApedon New York Jan !. Biela lbr. All"n Nr~ IA
frrnambuco Dec 81 Arrived. steamer haniri ''''
penricr New York Via - Lucia. for Rio lan'ir9 All.
~ lucia Dec 81 sailed steamers Bufon tirl 81 81
salter from RIO Janeiro. etc. for New ORR, Iu~
tBrl. Carnan from santos. etc, IN Ne" iorN ssv-
Colon Jan 3~Arr'ed. steamer Ahian'a' ii'" W.
YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-F. p. Fish. Of Boston. EMPIRE
C c. Billing l.. s. y. FIFTH AVENCE-Chief
Justice Melville w. Fuller OF the United states
Supreme Court: ex -Governor L. c. Cheney. OF New
Henpsh,re and Senator George r. Hoar. OF Massa-
chusetts GILSEY-J. b. Lyon. OF Albany. HOFF-
MAN-Ex-State Railroad Commissioner Samuel A
Beardsley. OF Utica: Judge w j. Maace' OF Al
hany and a u Colvin OF Glens Falls. ex-State
Treasurer HOLLAND-E. Y. X. Thayer. or bos-
ton MANHATTAN-A. Page, OF Oswego. PARK
AVFNI-E-The Rev. Pelham Williams. OF Massa-
chusetts WALDORF-A G. Wade OF James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04

.rrs,eln \ Bonn. composed OF Solomon A
Arns,ein and Herbert A. Bonn, who conducted
denar,ment store for drygoods. millinery anu
household goods under the style OF The "hite
House" at Third-ave and Fifty-sixth-s'.. maze
an assignment yesterday TO VI. Marley fiatzeA' VI
PIa,zek a Stroock. attorneys. Of NO go Broau-
Wv The business started In 1871 anu 'ne
firm, formerly did large business. BradsueelS
took ayav their rating In November last MI
platzek estimates the liabilities at ssoen or "h'h
to 900 Is for merchandise and sio"p borrowed
money The nominal assets are deciareu ~ NC
uuch larger than the liabilities consisting "i
large stock II goods contained In the three s'o'es
If the store in good order and seasonaDle TOT
ready sale and some book accounts Inc hr"i
exnended large sums Of money In Improving '"e
miami and advertising extensively recently 10 az
tract customers but did not succeed N hdh"'s
their sales equal the demands OF their creditors
.or ,ronnt payment Some creditors brought
suit against the firm. which necessitated inahltrs
AN assignment that no one should reeve ,noie
a., H., a7other Siock-taking will begin tomorrow
Nth a force Of fifty clerks. month ago tuf i
aoc,ing thsir credit were circulated. when hurt
,bem I'm huvlng goods in the market forced 'iietn
80 nav maturing obligations promptly ana pr
venied them from borrowing money az heretofore
'rhev expe,t to make a favorable settlement Spce"-
fv and resume business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
ARScOyDTNG TICKET AGENT CAUGHT.

Raw Frank Beaudry, an absconding ticket agent
Of the Long Island Railroad IL on his way TO TINS
city in custody, and Will arrive mere this morn
ing He will be turned over to the Central once
de,ect,ves 10 he arraigned on an Indictment chaIg
ing him with enbezzlernent of funds Of the Long
Island Railroad Company TO the amount OF Gzp w
Reaudry was arrested in South McAllister. Okla.
on December 81 lie waived all rights ana &C
com panied the arresting officer TO 81. Louis, ano
is now on his way from ST. Louis to this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Aqueduct Commissioners. p. m
Hearing in Teal divorce case before Edgar NILS
No ZIG Broadway.
Merchants and Manufacturers BOARD OF ifaue
Hoffman House. D. III.
CHAMPION club skating match. HOboken. 10 a m.
elisa Camp No 49, Sons Of Veterans installation
No 2G East Fifty-sixth-st., D. m
Leonard Charles Van NOppens lecture. columbia
I-niYersifY. go D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FAST TIME BY MAIL TRAINS.

FAST TIME BY MAIL TRAINS.
THE WEEK or RACING BETWEEN CHICAGO ANp
OMAHA WELL. UNDER WAY
Omaha Jan. 3.-The new fast mall trans OH the
BURLINGTON and Northwestern roads finished the'r
phenomenal runs from Chicago without speciaI IN
cident to-day. The Burlington pulled INTO the yer
minal station eight minutes ahead or sche"u'e
time The Northwestern arrived seventeen minutes
ahead OF schedule o,,-~. 10
The actual time from the start Mt chicago 70
arrival al the station here AZ follows: North
WESTERN a92 miles. with eighteen stops hoiS anu
81 minutes Burlington 5O2 miles. with t"e'e
stops 10 hours and minutes. The greatest run
WAC made by the eas bound train on the Burning
ton which left here last night one hour late arrN
ing IN Chicago ONLY minutes late. and the scheoue
time Is 80 minutes faster than the '-oouhu ""'o
This Il Is asserted is the best record Tor any "a''
between the two points.
ON the burlington the best time made was from
Chicago 20 Burlington. where several stretches were
covered Al the rate OF ~ miles an hour ana so'he
miles a; even better than that. The changing o'
engines at Creston Iowa. made In one minute
and thirty seconds The fastest run on the North-
western was made between Arion and Arcadia
Iowa. Here there IL straight leveI uach ioi
fifteen miles and the mile-posts were lef' DENIM d"
the rate OF one every thirty five seconds .
Every fast mile record including the Ne" iOIh
Centrars record for mile IN 81 seconds, OF
at the rate OF 1928 miles hour, made In 1898
was broken on the trip. The distance from sizing
TO AriOn, two miles and four-tenths. was made III
l minute and 70 seconds al the rate OF 100
miles an hour Four stop watches caught the
time. which. however. Will not 30 on record. there
being speed Indicator on the engine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
WENT DOWN WITH THE AssABET COMPANY

ASSIGNMENT OF BOSTON BANK PRESIDENT
WHO ENDORSED IT'S PAPER.
Boston Jan 3-T Quincy Browne. president OF
the Atlantic National Bank. Of this city. ana for
merlv treasurer of the Assabet Manufacturing
company. whose notes he had indorsed resigned
az president of the bank on Saturday. ana to-oay
~ - -,....,o,, 20 Tou,s T. Browne and
WaI,er g blanchard IL is believed that the Assa.
bet mills Will come all right. IL Is cohct.n
with 81 100000 capital and plant W M. NJ. ia
60 900 900 of which the second Sl,VooW was Pa
IRON nlLls and 81 300 OGO OF modern goods on
bnnd ia meet its 81, 100000 liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04

NO\KERS.

The second annual bali of the Benedicts at the
Park Hill Country club Monday evening was
brilliant affair About two hundred guests were
present. The prominent decorations from Inc
Charity Ball were left In place and this adoeo 10
the attractlveness OF the AFFAIR. ,
The Chaminade Club. musical organlzauon
composed entirely OF women. will meet TO-DAY AZ
the home Of Mrs. Edward X Martin. IN fark hiil
md resume It's winters work 49,
Glasses AT the Women's Institute. which were
suspended for the holidays. will tie resumed this
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
PORT CHESTER.

Two wrecking tugs and large force OF men
have been employed since Monday In an enor' 10
save the four-masted schooner Gypsum emperor
which went ashore on Gut Rock. Rye Beach IN INC
gale on Sunday morning. The vessel VIII prooapx
I've taken of safely but in order 70 30 50 II WI,
he necessary 10 abandon much Of her cargo .,
1nl tons of cement and plaster. This IS me nrst
large wreck on the Sound near Rye beach sihcs s
lssS when a three-masted schooner went COW" oi'
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
SOUTHERN coTroN MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 3-Cott1n Holiday, receipts w.
bales stock 500 So - AZ.
baltimore Jon 3-Cotten nominal. midilins -
low middlirg ; tbc. good ordinary II locs h'' ~
celvts bales. gross 1919. stock. li9Vl. ,.,trs
Savannah. g. Cotton quiet and easy. rilla,.,s
t-fn, low mitilue 4e.c. receipts i.2t5 bales, sNp"
coastwise 7Ol8. sales. 1920. stock. l'dSs2 ..,s
<sU orleans Jan 3.-Cotton quiet. midt.lng, ., on
ioy n,ddug -. good ordinary. 4sc, receipts. a.
hsfas exports coastwise 1885. sales 400 stock 10
v@mosis Ian S-Cotton STEADY. midJlins. SIC 90
n,italirg ~. good ordinary, i6c. net reeeps''
h.iss gross e59 shipments. 5g3i stock. lsI-ss Lao
=, iscuis ian 3-Cotion steady, mdilns SIC, ~
,,iiiing Sc. good ordinary. li-l6c. net r-seiIs o."
haiss' gross d e53. shipments 6s6l. stock, ''.vs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,.,,i Ia, 2 a.,5 r. n-ExchGnse-whes'- "a spss
~ red Northern spring steady a, os = ,..Sx jaw,
American mixed quiet AT So ii Az tetues ,SIs rlow
49,, ia 4. llisa March. IS iost May. . ~ o,aoc.
ST, Louis fancy winter steady al IS ny ar. Infs
ps.nr coast dull il l5sG ~ l3s beet du... 90 az
,oss. ,,,s prime mess COS Pork dusl' ttlne a. ~
Western Dos. prime mess medium ssS eEacen-lunr
leland cut y 10 30 NJ at 3 shott 70 IS o.
steady AZ 32s 6d long clear mlIdles 49, 40 20 -
,saav Al 25s al short clear backs 10 70 a.. shost
Al 2ss 3D. clear bellies IL 70 10 a. a. prime wea
srn nrm at s Cheese nsm A% r,,y arm a, si.A
siu s nu"I,verpooi refined steady AZ los ...di y
tine-splrl,s strong At Sss hos"
a. 81.