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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
MANHATTAN CLUB WILL MOVE.
MEMBERS DECIDE TO TAKE THE QUARTERS
TO BE VACATED BY THE UNI
VFRSTTY CLUB

The Manhattan Club will leave its present quar-
ters al Fifth-ave and Thrty-fourth-st.' on August
! next and move into tho house in Msdisoh-aVe.
vacated by the University Club. This was decided
on az q meeting Of the Board OF Governors OF Inc
Manhattan Club held last evening.
For sorne time the Manhattan Club has not been
in q Nourshing financial condition The member
ship has been depleted. and the cost Of keeping UP
the club was exceptionally heavy. 4 call was
issued some time ago 70 provide ways and means
n extricate the club from its difficulties. and at
the same time assessment or 80 was leVieo on
each member
Frederic r Coudert. president Of the club. said
last night that this assessment had been met cheer
>uIlv and that more than five hundred members
had promptly responded, and doubtless many others
would be heard from Mr. Coudert added mat
.,ara had been only few designations from the
club After the meeting last nisht Dir Coudert
made this statement.
a resolution was unanimously adopted ny the
BOARD OF Governors authorizing the president and
,,ice-president 70 agree with the owners OF the
PREMISES now occupied by the club upon can
collation. Of the lease or August next The con-
sent Of the landlords having already been gained
orally it is only 10 reduce It 10 writing
and his will De done at an early moment II was
resolved that the proportion o. ne owners oI li
University Cup euqRe IN t64 ten Years lease
al an annual rental OF S2ieo and the water feh's'
the taxes TO be paid by The owners .. .so .,,,n
This arrangement, while furnishing 10 the cluo
a suitable and convenient house IN a desirable 10
esld6gy VII eee s sTnaeed q" tha1 Inc eieency
Of me service will be proved and the comfort Of
~ members increased Other sites were men
fionAd and considered but II soon evident that
they could be adapted 70 the use OF the c4uD
without such expense as amounted 10 prohibition
The only place at all suitable was the University
Club Building.
Law sufficient 70 permit Of a more thorough ascer-
tainment OF the views Of all the members, out II
was understood that unless immediate action We're
taken there was some danger that the opporiunlt
would be lost and the club would he obliged 70 re-
main in It's present building.
A small increase IN the membership IN the opin-
ion Of The House Committee. will warrant reduc-
-ion u he annual dues from 500 70 so. i IS
understood that the clubhouse in Madlson-ave VII
uO+ REQUIRE large expense 20 make II entirely
suitable and the Board is satisfied this action Is
be viees. that could be taken. and they look with
much confidence 10 the loyal support Of the mem
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] TF-NNIDI- Y IIT0f
V1GNh captain.
Thomas. engineer.
da~lNaUd
FTTT = = ?
llH alI

vt-,e, the Austin ran onto The rocks about three
miles Of Norv,alk A. an early hour and was badly
damaged it was seen that both she and the FOX
yer. In dangerous positions. and q liieDoat was
launched containing the I'VE persons ~ 49,
80 In some wav the boat was caught between
ne Austin and h@r con-ort ana oNtrturhrn gu
+La occuuarfs UeIe thrown into tho wafer Sif
lie ~ distress were raised. and Inter the tuS
Laurie coming up the Sound put INTO " iison
Point left her row and put out 10 the two poa rs.
nv this tmo tho Austin mad sunk. bur me foN
,-es rov-ed into Wilson's Point WITH her was
Gantain Thomas German. who brought he details
Ms callahan. the woman VINO vas drowned
,cas a sister 81 Captain German ces
The Austin Wa built ~ Lockport. y. ], IN I"''
III homo mort was Buralo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
NATAL ORDERS.

Washington Jan N-The following Navy order.
have been issued
Naval Hospital, Philadelphia and ordered home.
Medca! Inspector \. n FERBBE. ordered 20 Naval
Hospital Norfolk.
Surgeon L. ". CURTIS ordered ne vermont
Medical Director D. MMURTIE. detached presiden,
Medical Examining Board. Washington. and ordered
Surgeon D. y BERToLETTD detached from The Yer
F2 22r 1T5 'T se5f9 ' Wsbng r1 Of
Medcal Director J. CLEBoRNE. detached from Naval
Hospital. Norfolk and ordered to Naval Hospital.
Philadelphia
Ensign b. a. BRAND detached from the Yosemite and
ordered 20 tAe Montgomery
Ensign R. SPEAR, detached from the Montgomery and
ordered 70 the Yosemite
Brooklyn as executive officer.
s , Mason So; f.t as'Set '2@
Ensign W T2FrN 5sr coma e,ssAed from the works
Naval Constructor F. W. HIBBS Is detached from the
Yard Mare Island March 7.
Captain c. J. TRAIN additional duty ordered duty
charge the Vixen.
Lieutenant C. Il. HARLOW detached from the Vixen
and ordered the Alliance.
Lieutenant c, MARSH ordered January Q. to Bureau
Of Equipment 'or duty al Naval Observatory on ex,
9 1? 2or IF AS6 s ssan and Ordered " 'e''
The following ocoers are ho1o5aely tsoh arr.d Jang
CALDWELL E if - H MIDDLETON ch N
O.. BENNETT Assistant Engineer F. c. WILLIAMS.
Assistant Engineer G. A BAECHTOLD is detached rom
the Yankee and ordered home
Assistant Engineer T RODGER detached from the
Wasp and ordered home.
Assistant Engineer J. ROCKw ELI. detached from -he
Nayy YARD Norfolk AMI ordered home.
Ensign ! " DAsHIELL lie detached from the Arethusa
and ordered home.
Naval Cadet c. ". FoRMAN. detached from N. Naval
Academy and ordered the Newark
Cader g A. BlssEL. detached from the Naval Academy
ana ordered 10 the Massachusetts instead OF 70 he
Newark
Cadef j BAILEY detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered o. The Indiana instead Of the SolacA
cadet II VI GLEASON. detached from the Naval
4raleuy nd ordered 20 the New York instead II
Chicago.
Nava cadet J. a. HAND. OF 2lst 70 the Indiana
revoked and ordered 10 the Montgomery. Febru-
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

,~DrpsoN- suEr.DON-On Friday. January ~ a. 81
~ - 1olo,reNs church oy ~ Rev, David n Gree1
n ID Ami. Esleeck Requs. daughter OF tne ate isaH
t..i..cL sheldon % Or John Cameron Anderson
u,r-cra sNrru-On wednesday. January 20 isss Al
~ cadence Of the brides parents orange q Q.
~, Albert Callatln tat u
pn,air y Y TO Kate Mum. daughter ~ o. washing
ton smith
,,ou-r Avn STACK POIE,-On January y" al IFihits
no" - g.or bV m. Right Bishop La~renc- ot
..cn,s.t- and the Rev. Leighton farks "i r,..s'
.'h George Rowland. Of New York 70 1n1aue'h
,.ia ssushter OF J Lewis stackpoie OF Boston
PAUL1-sUTPHEN Thursdsy January 70 " ~ S Rsp
IT,, 3, cotb Bessie Polhemus daughter OF ars
tisrrett. r and the ate DAVID sutphen. 70 the
Rev. George A PAUL.
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r,nrnrR1rK swANTON RARsTOW

Frederick Swanton Barstow was born January 2
1852 in Newcastle, Ne. HIS father was Johh bar
atov- an old sea captain. who is now at Cavite. In
Tho Philippine Islands The attended college
in AUGUSTA. Ne. lie then went into business in
Galesburg H. for few years
About twelve years ago he became connected with
the Hammond Typewriter Company. n whose en-
~ he haf been ever since. Mr. BarstOw joined
he Hammond TypeWriter Company as a salesman
q, ne time II was started and from that time
steadily rose At one time he was general agent Tor
the company IN Boston, and al the TIM, OF ms
deaf he was IT'S treasurer and manager. he was
= Ma son lie caught cold. which rapidN deFel-
oped into pneumonia. and caused his death last
Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
MORE rRorBLE FoR THE HOFFMAN, HOUSE
APPLICATION MADE FOR AZ ORDER FOR RE
OWNERSHIP

An application for an order 10 show cause why
q receiver should not ne appointed for the norman
House was made yesterday In the supreme "N''
-. 49,. ~, Am NJ Underwood Van Worst Rosen
3 How, Of No Q Wiliam-st The application Is
,,ado returnahe net Wednesday. and To- oraer 10
-. .,,,so wa signed by Justice Bookstaver
>co,... % tho application was served on Sohn j.
c.ddagan. the president Of the Holman HOUSE
Company. last night He Immediately sen, 10 me
nm, ,- ,be cornpany II IS understood that d
80 banking firm is the plaintiff I'm the case
NJ Caddagan however refused 10 disclose the
nature Of the sffidaWts
..r, tact 90 he added. Il haven't read them !
- the plaintiffs are They the pledgees
Know W. ne small stockholders. They could not
i limited 10 the stcckhoIders meetins a. ,hey
"'' snnointrnent Of a eCeiVershlp. nt law
10 ~, "a none but stockholders can oe admitted
:" meeting We followed me law ana Ills "''''''
% ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
LONGER TERMS AND RITTER PAY

Albany Jan. CspeciaD.-A bill % importance IN
regard to the educational system OF the State was
presented by Assemblyman West to-day. T. pro-
vides that the School Commissioners IN 1893 shall
b. elected for terms of four years, instead OF three
years. al present. The bill increases the salary
OF each School Commissioner from 81 900 70 q 20.
and his allowance for expenses from s4" 20 900
Whenever the number OF school districts IN any
Commissioners district shall exceed one hundred
the annual allowance OF 800 for expenses Is TO be
increased by s. for each additional school district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

TAp.s' , i:sss H.. r-: :. *
F,x.l services a, ne soa.e On sunday -. ~
In'si,rnsn, =, n. oonvsni-nc. q ,srfy.
Boston and Maine napers pIesse COPY
BRowN-A, jamestown. y. Y FRIDAY. January ~ -
corFrN-Ianusry a. Fanny 81 widow y Paul e
Tqli5s vt :.,s,.s ssr s .' s ;4 81 M III We"
Iniernen, private
EDIsoS-on the 9th inst, Eliza cusiipp. widow cs
Charles q Edison. sged "a years -, 900 s.r
Jersey civ On sunday ne 2e,r inst. a. ? 10 ? m
FAIRBAIRN-At No. % Decatur -. srooslyn y =,
ii. b. lat. sardeS Z s. s;sphsn college Anuanasi..
r9n.r. A. H'y rnni,y esurss BROOKLYN oop.- Mon
tague ard clinton cts, Monday January 3d. 10 ~ N
Troy papers please copy.
GREENwooD-on Friday January a. MARY. "ido" u
Isaac Grsen~o'9 " aes ~ ~ sy,-s,v aapm
laie-nsni q the convenience of ne family
HONE b. 5aqs; 70 81 Wa We Tss., su. NE
Hone. q the late Rooer, Hone esq as-f ID
Funeral will be seld rrin,'y chapel ws's
18th 81. SATURDAY. January q ar ! - o'eocs
HQ96ERI7 New Have9 con5 F-S s,: '' s5s s,.s
F Hsysu on Monday ne iasos 3 a.
Jnssy % .s q P qsss
mother Mr. r. O. LAmson. a; Iarchmont sainfay;
January 70 arrival Of the a m train rom vr~nS
central Dep0'.
LBwIs- suddenly AZ Remington ". January IS 1879,
Louise LWis daughter ~ fne late Prn,essof
John James Lewis ard Phele F. Le~is =.
Fun rnl services her late home IN Hamilton y I.
sunday January 20. a. 23o ?. m.
MITCHELI.-On THURSDAY January % At ne rsstsnos
- her daughter. Ms r. 3 Benjamin. " "a Wsst
7oth-st Betsey Hough. widow o.; Marcus Mitchell IN
Goth % her
Funeral private
RUNYoN-A tho residence q hi, son in-isv. o.ors.
Wers Jersey CITY on "Wednesday January y, ispst
Asher stelle Runyor. late q Plscaiawey y j. ased
~ year
Funeral services AZ the residence o, George we--s,
No ~ Crsscent-ave., Jersey CITY Saturday January
D. II O'Clock a. m.
Iuterment Planreid. y j. on Arrival or rnin ieA''
ing NeW-York A. ] O clock D m.
! SOUTHAMPTON January % Harriet. widow Of Thomas
d. southland the ssh year ~ her axe -
will be held saturday January N
a. ? p n. the residence Of her daughter. srs-
James VI Hustled. Peekrkill 7
| TAYIOR-On wednesday. January IS, 1899. a, Lcc
Angeles Cal, Dr. Charles Fayette TAYLOR. IN me TN
Of hts
TERREII>-On Friday morning January p, 1892 Es;hss
IL widow Of J0- Terrell. IN the slsf year ~ ner Az
| Interment a. the convenience Of the family
TrNsoN-At his residence No % Townsend ave- clifton.
staten Island Friday January n FREDERICK Ilnsons
! Notice Of funera. hereafter.
vooRHEEs-At soreryiIe y. J.. on Friday January n.
Funeral services Monday January 80 az O'Clock. a.
his late residence
A-The KensfcO Crmetcry.-Pryafe ststion.
Harlem Railroad rrutes ride from the Grand Csntru
| Depot. Once i6 Fast 4ed st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

ce,,,nr REPRESENTATIVE Frzzel. who voted for
DR. Chandler and Representative West VINO
was absent Five OF the members or the HOUSE
OF Representatives. were absent TINS norIihs.
aftar the members had completed their visit
AZ the State Insane Hospital most or them start
Cd for their homes hut the Union Republicans
and four regular Republicans. with many otner
friends went to philadelphia 10 attend din-
ner given by Mr. Addicks.
The situation II now stands seems 70 point
~ no election at this session OF the Legislature
IN consequence Of which the Legislature Two
Years hence will be called upon 70 elect two
Senators instead If one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
MRS cArHAR1NE KNIGHT CLARK.

Mrs Catharine Knight Clark. mother OF W J. X
Kenny formerly supervisor Of The City Record
died Al her home No 40 East One-hundred-and-
twentieth-st. on Friday morning She was horn N
Knightstown County Meath. Ireland. on August
L. 1890 and was brought 70 this country by her
sister Elzabeth knight, IN 1870. In lsis she va, vas
tine before returned from the Mexican War Win a
bullet In one OF his lungs. Mr. Kenny cleo Iloll.
ti wounds IN 1871 SIX years later she was married
70 phfip n Clark who survives her, as 30 also
hA- son Nr Kenny and her daughter Mrs. NJ y.
Fordhan Mrs Clark had lived In New oIk Sly
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
vARorIs DTSPOsSESSED.

The Marquis De Panty was dispossessed yes'er-
dav from the old Vanderbilt homestead. on Grimes
Ttul stapleton for non payment OF rent The oraer
VA. issued BE- Justice Albert keynaud. ~ me
e,arietor court Cornelius G. Koln. the agent OF
- r,-o,artv told the Court that the Marquis was
-. nipd 500 IN his payments and be- said mat me
,SS..ots mad also borrowed 500 from min on mole
Tn MARQUIS had been living al the old homestead
since last summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
PROSPECT or so DELAWARE ELECTION.

Dover Del Jan 81 aspeciaD There was only
49, r7"o' taken for United States Senator in
80 'eFai Assembly here to-day. making the
N'h m me contest No etfor was made
any Other ballots. as the members had TO
me STATE Insane Asylum. al Farnhurst, at
ITslli of he ballot was as follows. John
c11 Ad1icks Union Rep) Is: Senator
gray DEM. IA Colonel Henry A. Du-
nm 'hepJ 10. Congressman /. I Handy
I'M D Joseph II Chandler RepJ .. and
'" G. spruance (RepJ The only
N The vote from yesterday Senator
IN VINO voted for Judge " G. Sprusnce
~as intended this morning among the reg
republicans to make break In the ranks.
co,onsI some I cause the plan was frustrated. and
dupont received his usual number, ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
rpr rHo ESTATE PROPERTY PARTITION

Amos + Emo said yesterday 'hat justice no ''H,
- .a6 confirmed the report OF Hamilton odei'
recommending that the executors OF the
aos Emo estate be permitted 10 sell part 81
M Enos real estate TO raise funds for The pay
IN, ~ certain egacies. meeting OF me eNeou,
,Drs would he held next Monday. MI. Emo salu. a.
80 a., would probably be decided what pr3PeriE
Mn'Od ne included In the sale. II was eHc'ei,"s
,kely however that the propeTu5 Yea ne Medison
'sss.s,o, 80 the Flfth Avenue Hotel a"q ,lt ''1 -
$50 Tbeatre would greatly 'Ncrtp ~ uo'id ne
qua ,sliie Of the Emo properties "hlch "o"'' D."
Lived 10 20 under the hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
MAIN oFFrcr-So 1874 Nassau-s,.
Banr. & Co.. 81 and az Fifth Avenue,

will sell a. auction Monday and Your GLOWING N'"~
Moons a. 3 O'Clock. each day,
Interesting and Valuable Books
IN va-,ou. Departments Of Literature Including "ora
=, the standard Authors desirable editions Roman
ca.holl, Church Literature. Scientific worms tHusuaea
Rocks and large collection q Tnea'rieal Sos"Pn''
Portraits Of Actors PLAY Bils etc
SAFES EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SATURDAY.
unr,cp-. Imperial Mineral Waters received your
s,.sr,s a, Worlds Fair endorsed by PhyscianS al
tested BY Board Of Health o4o west 's'n-s' S'"'
iisne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
AUSTRIAN DEPUTIES FIGHT.

,,rsopA cr-r-l,r. SCENES IL THE LOWER HOUSE
OF THE REICHsRATH
Vienna Jan I'm ne lower house OF the Aus
TRAN Rechsreth to-day disturbance arising ou'
~. ..,,i differences led 10 hand hand fight be-
-, nsnu,iee The ushers finally succeeded IN
.,,,rat,nr the combatants but the sitting came 70
-. I'D q scene OF great turhnlence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
TROLLEF-GRAB HEARING ADJOURNED

SUPREME COURT COMMISSION NOT TO MEET AT
RYE TILL FEBRUARY II.
Opponents Of trolley grabs in Westchester County
take an interest in the adjourned meeting OF the
Supreme Court Commission 70 decide upon the APP
pcation OF the Port Chester Electric Railroad for
franchises TO Rye Beach and Harrison and Mama
roneck The meeting had been advertised 70 take
place In Hyperion Hall Rye, to-day, but the an
nouncement was made Yesterday that the meeting
had been adjourned 10 February Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
10HN HOLMES

Cambridge. Mass. Jan John Holmes. brother
~ oliver wendell Holmes died at MS home here TO-
oav - the age of elghty-seven years He never
married He had devoted MS llie 70 CLASSICAL S11N'
and general literature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

C-antaiu Edward Harley. commodore OF The Lam
mr., & Holt line Of steamships died on January p
IN London whittier he had taken The steamship
Wordsworth for repairs some months ego. Captain
Harley had commanded ships Of the Lamport q
III. i've cor ,nirtv wears He was born IN Surrey.
ETgland eixtv-hve years ago. and when he oled
he was engaged IN overseeing the repairs 70 the
Wordsworth his last command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
RAILROAD INSPECTOR APPOINTED.

Albany Jan N.-The State Railroad Commission
has appointed jefferson 3. Schultz. OF Watertown.
inspector OF steam railroads in place of George y.
Gatche OF Buffalo resigned. The salary Is S00.
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Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers

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except Mexico and Canada and on the daily In New
REMTrTANCEs n sent in cash. unregistered. Will be ~
the owners risk.
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ST. GALL EMBROIDERY CASES DECIDED
DUTIES OK THE GOODS ADVANCED ABOUT
roRrY-FIvE PER CENT-MEANs BIG
INCREASE IN REVENUE

INCREASE IN REVENUE
The s. Gall embroidery appeals. which have oo-
cupied the attention OF the customs officials Tor the
last six months have been decided a. asst. Inc
decisions In fourteen OF the cases were sent down
- .ba Custoro House from the Offices Of the United
states General Appraisers YESTERDAY There ere
more than a hundred Of the cases altogether, ana
each case Is strictly speaking. entirely separate
from all the others II was said at the PUBIC
Stores however that me fourteen cases decided
we're typical cases and that in each there is an
average advance OF - per cent in value This means
that the Government will get more than SLV"o'
YEARLY IN duties above what II has heretofore OBJ
tsned from this class Of goods which are emorod-
cries produced in Switzerland. in the St Gall dis
The goods comprise both hand-made eInoroia-
e,-ee so-called and those made on macnlnes ne
former are made bv the peasants. az telf MONIES
on machines operated by hano and to0t poVweI-
Acco-di ng 10 the old standards Of valuation UesS
goods 10 the value OF about 9. 5000" Were llhpoIIe
mo MS country annually Under NE new slsi. .I
s~de established by The present decisions 'lS '"ta'
viii ~ raised 20 nearly ~ 01o" year.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS

Albany. Jan. E.-The Senate asd another ten-min-
ute session this morning occupied with the read
ing OF the journal OF the last session prayer the In
PRODUCTION OF a few bills and the reading Of mes
sage from the Governor. in which he presented the
nomination OF William Miller Collier OF Auburn 20
be Civil Service Commissioner 10 M the vacancy
created by the resignation Of George p Lord This
having been done the Senate adjourned until $40
O'Clock on Monday night.
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS
Otto Kelsey OF Livingston. took Mr. Alidss
place leader of the majority in the Assembly this
morning the latters absence being due 70 business
engagements Two bills were passsd-W J. Suli-
vans. authorizing Utica 10 borrow $4,000 for new
schools. and for the completion OF tho free
academy building The House then adjourned
until Monday evening Al $50 o'clock
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

,Arr-RpA-A,4a n Tor Europe per 'camr ,.ni
%, osa-e-ovn Oetfers f1r France. s"itzeranl LAY.
sns,S P5rtugai Turkey Esypt nd British Indie must
BE- directed per cam9aniaD AZ = n far fT p.s;
AID B-t-ish india per 5. - Noruantle va hs.I:
10, Ia Normandie'D, a. m f9r Netheftsnss
80. ~ - Statendam via Rotterdam detiers
CIR" a,-ec,ed per statendar'l. a. a. n for
Begun direct per iiaia via Ani%er ds f.,v
mlr, Kaiser wilhelm T. va naples letters must
b directed per Kaiser Wilhelm u , ~ 70 a. p. ~
scotland direct per = ETHIOPIA va 'lesso" "''''''
nus BE- directed per Ethiopia ,. .,..., .,r,-.
NATTER. ETD-Gernsn steamer sAlFg
r N r,d.ys take Printed Matter etc, for GERMANY
az. Socially Addressed Printed Matter, etc for oth-r
so Tvyona American ard White Stsr steamers
20 1a4,eslavs German steamers on Thlrsfays eni
-. German steamers IN -afurlsls
p,,,ss Matter etc. for a.! countries TO- ~hcn
-. a.. advertised 70 carry mail 90 ....-
"Nsus na-nea abov. additional supplementary mas sc
opened on the pliers % the American Ehssn ,, !.
~ ca-,,ar steamers and r-ulain open Until "thn
ahe ,,r,,.es o, the hour - sailing q steamer
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NEW BILLS
The folIowtng Oils were Introduced to.day.

BY Mr. Meyer-Provding that no sal, water
striped bass Of any kind shall be fshed FOR or pos
sessed from January TO May /
~ Mr.. Murphy-Amending the law which allows
old soldiers 10 peddle without license by adding
National Guardsmen VINO have received an honor
able discharge
BY Mr. Wlngenfeld- tor Pages bill Of asst
year amending the Liquor Tax Law 50 as 20 pro-
hoit absolutely the sale ~ liquor. either wholesale
or retail. in department stores
BY Senator d. F. Davis-Exempting from taxa
ton the property OF the medical societies for the
regulation Of the practice OF physc and surgery In
this State in NewYork City. such exemption not TO
exceed 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
Fatal WRECK ~ THE SOUND

BARGE J. c. AUSTIN.
South Norwalk. Conn. Jan Z--Dlsanleo ny an
accident 10 her steering gear during a trip mp the
Sound los. night the steam barge J. e. Aus in
ran onto tho rocks or Norwaik carly this morn
ing and az o'clock sank. Accompanying her was
the consort Daniel Fox. loaded with coal con
signed 10 Westport Five ~ the persons aooafa
the TWO vessels lost their lives. They were
CALLAHAN Mrs Helen. o. 70. 10 Wet Twenty '''-
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