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COTRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division supreme Cour'.Bso re Van BTnt
Court o, S,Trs %"' Motions 0riers: Zoe 2 g. j.
s. ; 10 H. r. H. 4 ., q IL p ~ 20 p.,o,. rr,,
el,naa saed f. IS nnefor Gege
icl Jeonrt oens at y"p a. ID par, ~ IiBefore Beck
supreme our Sp f,a.d coisas. Nos 94e9 Ssi6
2663 2G4o case unfinished. ~,
J"i1,~ and TACT: Hos l4a 1914 i7ee. 49, 1880 i7''
l4ss 1904 1903. CASE unnnshed ', ..,o,,-,., ur-.
Monday January .
J-Motions 10 be sent from Special Term. Part l.
Supreme court Special Term-Par VI1-fefor" Scott
SUPREME BEFORE McAasn
ss2 5S 2f 9.l3 e5 5 s sss s ss5. $50 sS
supreme n odss Pi', as
$500 1924 $3.50 ?o 3S45 aGs &C., Is s s,S1 t s5s
252s's 2e l52 ''s %@G .s+ -ts 3'o S'" '"'
supreme Court-Trial Term-Part " Adjourned until
supreme c,urt-rra Tcrm-Part vBetore ley.n'ritt
J-Cauees to he sent from Part III for trial .leat
manu- to be cent III for trial case
supreme court-Tral Term-rsr yl-lefore Kelless
So. $il@ 300 200 - saS al g,to TX a7S1
i746 2,S3 $3.50 1888 2o7. s82' @34i. 2S"' 1919" 1851
supiSme couTt-Tal Term-rart smyn
g9pTare Court Trial Term * neor. Lswrene.
snpreme Couri-Tral Term Part Before Iugro. J
-causes sent from Part VII FOR trial case "n-
fnFhed
supreme Trial Term-Part Xl BEFORE MacI~An'
J-Cnusas be cent from Part VII Tor Una" "a" uh-
finished. 49, ~, o.. c..A
SUPREME Court-Trla Term Part MI Before Smin.
cause. g. he preferred calendar for trial
Cases unfinished. ,, O. e,
NON calendar called 1870 q. ~. lflh VII of
Charles ilcefe At ? rs Wiils for probate Marga
ret puchsrdt charles Kaie Bah~fte Mnrcuf, Rudolph
scheudorn Kate Parker. at 1919 m Joseph Hh'' ~
Joseph stippler at II a m; william n pierce May ~
at ,..---,.
Surrogate Court Trial Term-Before Fitzgerald -
f,our, op.ns AZ 10 30 a. No day calendar
CIV court-specia Term-before op"yer. court
on.u. Al 10 NJ Motions at 10 30 "a m
~. court ITriai Term-Pau / BEFORE Fitzsimons.
= ! - No. 1873 Gos6 lcJs 1853 lsi2. AIl. 6l9 2pE.
oieS 21s6 1850 $500 1873 1874 622I 1911 2l5@ 2l20.
2l91 2i2s 2l82 GOS2 s25i 1895. 1909 G"@ 2l"' 2l"l
CIV tnlrt-r-al Term-f'su II-Tiefoi~ Schuchman.
x. 9n7 20si ZOOS 1918 2y7l 2272 2253 227i.
oo7b 2276 22Ts 227D 2esO 22sl 22s2 2.N3 22sl. 2.S
pose 22S7 2?ss 22s@ 2201 22"i 22'2 2.ha 22'4 2S".
22a7 2g,s Clear
C,tv t'ourt-TriAl Term--Part III Before 'onlan. l.
Nos 213s 2ii2 2I43 2l44 2l3i 2l4s. 1882 e5i. .lso
ais Pisa 2lsS 2iSG 2a2 2l9i 2leG ?l9s. 1874. 100
1895 i74s 224s 1850 225 2252 225s 22ae. 220o 22'S
pa AcCA1hx I.
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ALL THERE But THE BRIDEGROOM.

A MOUNT VERNON MAN CHANGED HIS MIND ABOUT
MATRrMoNY AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR.
A number OF Mount Vernon people who Jour
moved 10 Pittsneld Mass. to witness the wedding
Of Harry Sidney Hayward, Of No. 10 South Thr-
teenth-ave Mount Vernon. and Miss Emma j.
Read returned yesterday much disappointed. The
wedding did not take place. owing to the failure of
Mr. HAYWARD to appear and it has since been
learned that he does not intend 70 he married, at
least for the present
Miss Read is the daughter ~ Lyman J. Read. Of
No l4s Beaver-st. Pittsheld. MI Read Is a wealthy
farmer.
Mr. Hayward is manager for a large plumbing
concern I'm New-York He formerly married,
and both he and his wife were well known in Mount
Vernon. About Fix months ago Mrs. Hayward Ieit
her husband. throwing upon his care three small
children. IT was commonly rUmOred that she had
eOped with a prominent young Mount Vernon phy-
stefan. VINO had been the Haywards family doctor
The couple never returned, and short time ago
Mr.. Hayward secured divorce on the statutory
ground.
ward and il was through his former wife that
HAYWARD became acquainted with hor. The we'd
ding was set for Wednesday night and at the APP
pointed time the Read homestead was nlled with
guests. Hayward had given Miss Read and her
family intimatiOn Of his intention to abandon
the match and. thinking that ne had missed the
train. the wedding party waited until nearly il
o'clock. Then Mr.. Read made the announcement
dcred the wedding supper served. and the guests
dis missed
Reporters VINO called last night at Mr.. Hayward's
home IN Mount Vernon. told that he was
purposey absent and could not be seen. ON being
pressed for the reason why the wedding dld not
occur. his friends said he decided al the last mo-
ment that he would not marry Miss Read, because
she had at one time been friendly with his FORMER
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-Y ORK-THURsDAY JAN 3 1893.


PORT OF -YORK-THURsDAY JAZZ. <. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic B0. Smith. Liverpool December 2S
passengers White Star Line Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Britannia tNor) Nielsen Dunkirs December H.
with mdse Barber & Co ArriN cd AZ the htr AZ 30
m.
steamer Victoria ,Br) Bridges Marseilles No,ember 2?
Genoa % l@shorl December , Messlna :. Palermo H.
Naples Gibraltar H. with mdse and 2d2
passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived al the bar al
II 10 y January \.
Steamer Yucatan Robertson. Vera Cruz December 2s
Progreso 30 and Havana January /. with mdso and j
passengers 20 James Ward Il Go Arrived a. the Bar
II 80
steamer Concho Risk Havana December 81. with mise
- passengers James Wand Co Arrived AZ the
Bar 10 20 p January
Steamer George " clyde Robinson. Georgetown. : g..
December 80 and Wilmington g. January !. with mdse
To VIM l. clyde & 60
steamer Clty OF Birmingham Drever savannah Jan
uaiy with mdse passengers To- Ocean IS CO.
Guyardote. Davis Norfolk and Newport News.
mdse and passengers 10 Oh Dominion - Co.
Chatahnocheo. Iewis. Boston. to Ocean So Co
Is bound To Savannah.
steamer Gold~ioro. Swain. Philadelphia. with mise 20
CLYDE
sandy Hcok y J. Jan 5. go WIND north. lsht
breeze. clio liy
SAILED
steamers Alabama CNon Tor Bocas del Toro: Knish,
Redouin ,Br Havre Karlsruhe Gerl. Bremen. Oranje
Nassau Dutch. Hayti. etc Calico lclg peinamhuco.
t Glasgow Seneca Nassau. etc. James
town. Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool Jan ARRIVED. steamer Herschsl titr,,
RyxAA Sav-York Tor MAnchAAtAa
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WHITE PLAINS.

The East Side Hose Company, the new IRE organ
ization IN this village. has elected these oncers
Foreman. A. 5 Core first assistant. William Hail.
second assistant Eugene 5. Free; financial secre-
tsry. :. X. Horton; recording secretary hu"aIu
Kline; treasurer Henry Mercer
John Shcy has been appointed truant oircer OE
the village Board OF Education. ~.
The recently elected officers OF Cromwell POST
g. a r. Of this village were installed last hlsht
Nv Past Commander James H. Jenkins OF tarns-
worth Post Of Mount Vernon. The Womens Re
lief Corps officers were also installed at the same
time. ,,,o
II IS announced that the new Fisher-ave pubic
school house will be ready for occupancy neXt
Monday The school in East View VII
not he finished before the middle Of next nonth.
The new buildings commodious ana Wen ar
ranged and cost in the neighborhood OF 5000
lanes Reldv has been elected president. Villa m
Calnan vice-president W A Maloney and James
McLoughlin secretaries and Cornelius Donovan
treasurer of the Henry Grattan Club OF this VII
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YONKERS.

Their. was a wedding Wednesday evening Al the
home NJ Mr. and Mrs David McLester. NO. Z
Poplar-st when their eldest daughter MISS Annie
Estene McIester. was married 10 James Alan Nc
Hardie The ceremony was performed by the Kew
George r Cutting Of the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church brother and sister Of the bride
were best man and maid Of honor respectively
The newly elected officers or the Lincoln Leso on
"Wednesday night for the members. Speeches were
made by City Attorney James NJ Hnnt. eT-AssTnb-
wick and Abraham II. Tompkins, Theodore COX
William Welsh and +. NJ, Blven o.-,-.A,o.. voo,.
(luh will formally take possession OF the new quat
ters prepared FOR them by the HOLLYWOOD Inn O'"O'
in The building adjoining on the south. ,.,
Arrangements being made TOT me ltsts T
Of Kitching Post. G. A R; kitching henei S",ps
GA John e Shotts Camp No 2 Sons or Neter-
ans The ceremony will be held on Monday evening"
la lG.
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on Monday at s D. M. at No Il West Forty-third-
ST The president. S. b Livingston. will read n
paper on citizenship and the Age Of Maturity
The kindergarten Union Of New-York City and
the neighborhood will hold a meeting to-day at
$50 p m. in Amity Hall. No S12 West fourth
st. DIT James p. Haney. supervisor Of manual
training in the public schools. will speak on The
Pencil and Brush in the kindergarten" His ad-
dress Will be followed by a discussion.
James A. Blanchard who was appointed Judge
Of the Court Of General Sessions TO All the vacancy
caused by the election of Judge James Fitzgerald
10 the Supreme Court was sworn in yesterday be-
fore Justice Fitzgerald whom he succeeded
The suit for 10000 damages brought by the
United Press Association against Clayton Nc
Michael. as Editor and proprietor Of THE North
American" published in Philadelphia, for an al
legged Hbellous article which appeared in The
North American June l. 1895, was begun yes
terday before Judge Wallace and Jury IN the
United States Circuit Court. The case will he re-
sumed to-day.
The first for maintaining public
nuisance by using soft coal passed Yesterday
In the Court Of General Sessions by Judge Nc
Mahon John Hankin owner of a steam heating
plant at No +sl to 4Sa Greenwch-st.. indicted for
using soft coal. pleaded guilty and was fined S5
The fine paid
Chief Devery has transferred Police Captain
Haughey. of the East One-hundred and-twenty-
siXth-st. station, 10 the West One-hundredth-st
station. and Captain Sheehan. of that station. TO
East One-hundred- and twenty sixth-st. The trans
fers said be only mutual exchange Of
places.
Abraham Lawrence, who conducts a pawnshop
a. No 252 First-ave.. fined 800 yesterday in
the Court OF Special Sessions for accepting from
a child pledge. which there every evidence
was stolen property The fine paid
Another victim Of the Railway railroad accident,
which occurred on December q. died in the Mount
Sinai Hospital last night. She was Mrs Julia
Levy. the wife Of J. Y. Levy. Of No. 594 Eleventh
ST. Brooklyn. Mrs Levy sustained wound on
the leg. and blood poisoning set in.
Tomorrow evening at o'clock in the great hall
Of Cooper Union Melvil Dewey. State Librarian.
will give the first Of the second course of lectures
on educational topics The subject Will be The
Library in Relation to the Public" All interested
invited 10 attend.
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A representative Of President Eckert said yester-
INVOLVED IN THE POLICY GAME

Camden y. j.. Jan (SpecsD-Among the bills
found by the Grand Jury ia one against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company under the Crimes
act Of 1898 1t charges the company with furnish
ing the drawings I'm policy 10 the writers In this
civ The act under which the bill was found pro-
hibts any telephone telegraph, express or trans
nortation company from carrying or transmitting
-, SOW, of Information concerning a lottery or
Gambling device The penalty attached II not
more than 81 600 fine, or not more than seven years
q, state nrtson or both at the discretion OF the
Csonrt ,,e Indictment 10 result Of the recent
erforts TO break up the policy game In this city.
A large number of bills have II Is said, been found
opAyataEA
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PEFKS SKILL.

On Wednesday evening Columbian Engine Com
nanv No T. the oldest fire company in Peekskil
and Washington Engine Company No. 2. elected
officers.
The Protestant churches Of this village will hold
union service this afternoon al 3 O'Clock. at the
gecond PRESBYTERIAN Church. The Rev. Henri De
Vries of the Reformed Church will lead the meet
Ing. This Will be the last union meeting OF me
week
The annual meeting Of the directors Of the Peeks-
kin Cooperative Building Savings and Loan As
rocistjon was held on Wednesday evening. The
reports Of the secretary and treasurer showed =
prosperous year and an per cent annual divdend
Tor 1905 was declared. leaving surplus OF undl-
vided earnings Arrangements were made FOR the
annual meeting Of the stockholders the second
Wednesday of next month.
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71ST INQUIRY DEVELOPS.
COURT ADJOURNs FOR A WEEK PENDING
A GENERAL INVESTIGATION.
INTERESTING TESTIMONY SAID TO HAVE BEEN
GIVEN AT YESTERDAYS SESSION BY PRI-

INTERESTING TESTIMONY SAID TO HAVE BEEN
GIVEN AT YESTERDAYS SESSION BY PRI-
YATES ABOUT THEIR OFFICERS
The Court Of inquiry which Is now investigating
charges made against Major Clinton II. Smith ana
CAPTAIN John H. white. Of the list Regiment
held two yesterday and AZ the close OF the
afternoon session It adjourned until Thursday
morning next at 10 o'clock In the morning Lieu
tenant Hutchinson Of Company VI. and Lieutenant
Wilson were examined at length.
When the Court reconvened in tho afternoon II
found the following order from Major General Roe
awaiting it,
Headquarters National Guard Stewart Budins
New-York, January .. 1898.
Special Order No 4
BY direction of the Governor. the Court OF m
uuiry convened by special order No. l2s Headquar-
ters National Guard is hereby further ordered 10
make a full and complete inquiry In regard 70 me
teers. during the Santiago campaign Of 1895 and
particularly 10 all officers ana enlisted men oI
Guard Of this STATE The Court vii eX t T6s i'm
Vestigaton and report If further action is neces-
sary in the case Of any officer or e enlisted man
hy command % '''0' sTFPHEN II. OLIN.
Assistant Adiutant- General
Colonel WEIGH president Of the Court. said. after
the order had been read that hereafter witnesses
would be questioned to the conduct Of other
officers and men besides Ma ior Smith and Captain
white
The most interesting question that now arises IS
whether or not the Court in the extended inquiry
will hold open or secret sessions. 1t has not yet
reached any decision. The Court now allows oo'h
Major Smith and Captain white the accused Of
hcers 10 he present with their counsel during the
examination of the witnesses. and Captains Neeks
and Blocker are also allowed TO be present IL
this privilege is extended 10 all officers ana men
alluded to in tho testimony. the Court must IN
f,itI,re hold practically open sessions. This point
has not yet decided though II Is supposed that
the sessions will be secret. WI
Lieutenant Mcleod. OF company II. ana frNa''s
Cahill and Robert Freeman wsre on the stand az
Yesterday afternoon session. The only sensational
testimony of the day given by the privaieS ana
they EXPRESSED their discomfort after leaving the
room I'm which the inquiry was held that they mad
not been able 10 tell all they knew. They were
members Of a detail OF men sent back after san
Juan Hill had been taken. 10 scout about ana ma
ont whore the missing officers were. They testified
before the BOARD according to a who in
the room yesterday. that they found one or the
accused officers a mile In the OF the line. be-
hind a tree. and the other about two miles ana n
half in the rear. kneeling under cypress tree -,
did he appear TO YOU to be AZ his deVotlOns!
one of the Court is said 10 have asked
no he didn't look II he was praying. II was
said was the witness's reply.
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SING SING.

The following are the newly installed officers 81
sunnvside Lodge No. go. l. .. Q. F. Robert Lewis
noble grand. William Cuatt vice-grand' Joseph
Lent recording secretary William STRAY. nnanciai
secretary and John W Horsfall. treasurer.
Daniel CARPENTER William H. Barlow. Gilbert NJ.
Todd and c. Townsend Young have been elected
trustees Of the Dale Cemetery Association
Work of adjusting the insurance matters or the
Hall cotton gin works. partially DESTROYED oy hre
recently has been finished. and the factory VIII
begin operations again next Monday. -
Following are the newly elected oihcers OF the
German Aid Society: President. Richard KRONER
,,ics-nresident Charles Wiese. treasurer, W. +.
Mezger sr and secretary. j. a. Boker.
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sbort causes: Nos $50 BAG 1888. 57ia 65o8. 64e2
sl0s 64s9 1881 Equity No. DOS clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Ry Truay J.
Macy aet Yoost-Arnon l. S1uiers
People etc act Mercantile Credit Guarantee com
pany-H Henry D. Hotchkiss
Genet agt president ctc. Delaware and Hudson canal
Wiher VI Bride.
Matter Of Fal--tieorge =. Morgan
by Gegerich !.
Surk n MonaehanS l.. X Ward.
Suvdam AIT. l. II. Ward.
Jackson aRt Mckalen-ArmOur &. Anderson.
Singleton ar Emmett Hamilton Odrll
Ernst Marx Nathan Company agt Berwin-Ed~ard
Browne.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by TruaN, J.
Willy Prevented Vitais Hmmer-Vlly Proven
field
Bv Giegerch. J
Central Trust Company agt. Coloritype Company-Car
c. VILE.
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RAILROAD EXTENSION IN SOUTHWEST

Hot Springs Ark Jan. at Ia learned on the
hest authority that understanding exists between
the purchasers Of the Chociaw and Memphis which
as sold Yesterday. the Kansas City. Pittsburg
and Guf and the Texas Midland roads 20 the
effect that the Texas Midland will extend It's limo
TO Mena Ark there connecting win the Kansas
80 hnid into Hot Springs connecting with the
tu,iis Rock Hot Springs and Texas road and
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners, p. m -,
Trus,ees OF Sailors Rest. No. Broahway' $50
2 m. - r. .,... r.,,ria
INSTALLATION OF the Rev. DIT s. schuman. Temple
BETHEL. p. m ~, ,x rs.
Twenty secOnd-st., TO p m ,,.
NewYork State Commerce COMMISSION N'''
Hall. ! D. m. -, >,ad,
Lecture by Miss Anna Nor'heh' ne"'"'
son Square Hall. BIB y m ~ . -
81 (a,ebra,,on by Anarchists Cooper Union p IN.
pIyrnou,h Church prayer-meeting. Brooklyn
=. m 1y,csol,in0 a q
Bishop Of Brazil. 81 Barthoome"s '""'0' ''O'
tpQ
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NETWORK CIT Y.

The Commerce Commission Of the state OF New
York will hold a public session in tho cry nan AZ
D. m to-day. which IT expects 10 hear among
others Professor Lewis NJ. Haupt Ex-Governor
Pattison and Thomas Martindale' or fhl"nepi'ia'
r.presenting the proposed ship canal across New
Jersey: c A. Griscom jr. representing the inter
<sts OF the stes mships OF the city, and Thomas
Mcintyre and Mr Middlebrook. representing the
brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company.
xhs Society Of Medical Jurisprudencs will meet
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ATcTuSON'S NEW PURCHASE.

The reported sale Of the Wlcnta and western
Railway 70 the Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad Company was confirmed yesterday by OFF,
Ger. Of the Atchison. The Wichita and Western.
which runs from Wichita to Pratt. Kan. about
ono hundred miles, has been IN a receivers hands
~ ,be last three years. II IL to be operated as
mart OF tho Oklahoma division 81 the Atchlson
av.fe
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ABEMARLE-Charles J. Bonaparte OF Baiu-
80 BrrCKINGHAM-Marcus T. Hun. OF Albany
,r,tprvEA & wentworth. OF Boston FIFTH
.WrTr-E- congressman 3 b. Odell. jr, OF New
hurg. Ex-Governor Frederick smyth OF New
,.onsb,re and State Senator Hobart kruin or
sat, CRAND-General L. VI. Hoffman. or
Sin,ra HOFFMAN-Ira NJ. Hedges OF Haver,
lin" wANHATTAN-Bra Bradford Rhodes. or
Mamaroneck Mayor Josiah Quincy OF nost1n '',e
r. / l. Kinsolvng. Episcopal BishoI-eiect 0,
Brszu and State Senator lie Grand G lipne,s' oi
Trov WALDORF Robert C. Pruyn' Oh Albany
WITDSOR-J Newton Fiero or Albany
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these Gel.
umns are recommended to the readers 81
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable ans
business can be done by mall Win tns
vcrtiserx with perfect safety.
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MOUNT VERNON.

B. Tho engagement has been announced OF Miss
Katherine Van der Roest. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs William G. Van der Roest OF this ci'y' 10
Nicholas y Allies Of Guernsey. England. s,oo
The Westminster Womans Cub mas gwen
,onSsoma nicture OF Othelo and Desdemona 10 the
Mount Vernon High School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

When interested in some splendid
bargain, such as these overcoats
marked down to SIS, we are apt to
talk nothing else, forgetting that
there are many people who don't
know that our three stores provide
literally everything man or boy wears
shoes hats and furnishings as well
as suits and overcoats.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

JAMES McCREERY & CO.. BROADWAY 18th ST.
LADIES' CAPES.
R1acx Silk trimming, high storm collars
trimmed with Lamb Mink Alaska Sable Fur
Former price q
Ribbon and Braid high storm collars
of imported styles,
" ~ -
price q
Capes coored plain and trimmed with Ribbon
Bra high collars,
"
JAMES McCREERY CO., BROADWAY nth ST.
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f. & W
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Sunrise "a Sunset Moon rises 30 Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO DAY
AM-sandy Hook ~ Gov. Island 2.l4 He Cate = VS
PN-Sandy Hook 1871 Gov. Island 2;o" Hell care "'S
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tav and Memphis company. Colonel Fordice has
started for Texas to confer with T.. H r. Greene,
president OF the Texas Midland. regarding the eX-
tension OF the road to Mena.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

Vessel For Line. Malls close. Vessel sails
Arkafia Porto Rico. y y p R.. 100 800 n
Silvia Newfoundland. Red Cross 200 m zoo p n
SATURDAY. JANUARY !.
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Ann )uncementa.

( Sherwood"
A Whipped Seam Cum.
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Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. JANUARY
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
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Liverpool Jan ARRIVED steamer Herschsl ,Rr
AyxAA Sav-York Tor MAnchAatAa.
The record-union., 1899-12-05
RESERVE FUND.

That it shall be the duty of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, in order to Sc
cure the prompt and certain redemp-
ton of United States notes and Treas
ury notes as hereinbefore provided
to set apart in the treasury a reserve
fund of 100000 in gold coin. which
fund shall be used for such redemption
purposes only, and whenever and as
often as any of said notes shall be re-
deemed from said fund it shall he the
duty of the Secretary of the Treasury
TO use said notes so redeemed to re-
store and maintain such reserve fund
in the manner following, to wit:
First, by exchanging the notes so
redeemed for any gold coin in the GEN
eral fund of the treasury; second by
accepting deposits of gold coin at the
treasury, or at any sub-treasurv. in
exchange for the United States notes
so redeemed; third, by procuring gold
coin by the use of said notes in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Sec
ton 800 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States. If the Secretary
of the United States Treasury is una
bic to restore and maintain the gold
reserve fund by tn foregoing methods,
and the amount of such gold coin in
said fund shall fall below 500. 600. 900,
then it shall be his duty to restore and
maintain the same by borrowing money
on the credit of the United States, and
for the debt thus incurred to issue and
sell coupon or registered bonds of the
United States in such form as he may
prescribe. in denominations of. $50 or
any multiple thereof bearing interest