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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
DEATH OF DR.. J. NJ. MORRISON.
The Result OF an Assault, Committed in
Baltimore November 2d.


Baltimore November 2i.
Baltimore, Md, Ncv. 13. DIR. James
NJ. Morrison, the aged physician who
was robbed and brutally beaten by two
men at his home, No. 1890 Myrtle
avenue, on the evening of November I'd,
died of his injuries this morning. The
thieves got nearly $l.2O0 in money and
valuables, John Schmeltzing. who
took Dr. Mcrison home from nearby
losort on tho evening of the robbery,
has been arrested, but is out on bail.
DIR. Morrison served with distinction
during the Civil War in tho Sc, onih
and Twenty eighth PENNSYLVANIA Regi-
ments, and joined the regular army us
a surgeon at the close of tho rebellion.
lie was with Custer's ill-fated COM
mand at the battlo Of Little Big Horn,
and was ono OF the few survivors of that
terrible contest. DIR. Morison's wife
died a year ago from ptomaine POISON
ing, thoueht to have resulted from
"g''no "roh meat. Two grown sons sur
vive them.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
a Postmaster in Trouble.

Cape Charles, Va, Nov. 12.-w. F.
Bell, assistant postmaster at Elmore,
Va, was arrested yesterday by In.
spector Maxwell, for issuing bogus
money oidera to the amount Of 81. .4O0
to defray his personal expenses. Former
Postmaster J. A. Smith was placed in
charge of the Office.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

prisoners at San Fabian report seeing
Gilmore, November lst, in Tarlac, with
five men all WE'LL He crossed noun
tain from Baler, in May, with 13 men.
Location of eight others unknown.
Have cahled Hongkong for salvage for
Charleston. Watson. -
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
property Trn,,,fers.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the city regis
tration bureau: Two properties on
Poplar street above Seventh, by
Edward II. Griers to Martha r.
Smith; No. 400 Wost Thirtieth street,
by Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., and vito,
to John Beaston F.; No, y05 East Eighth
street, by William W. Campbell to
Francis MoMonagle. .i
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
Costiy Blaze at i,iverpooI.

: Liverpool, Eng, Nov. IA. Fire, today,
in the timber yard CT H. Y. Quayle Il
Sons. this city, spread to the yards of
the Creosoting Co. ard G. r. Eysmons
Both were destroyed. A quantity Of
fittings for troopships were also burned.
The damage done is estimated TO be
.slOO, 900. -
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
NJ. N. CLEAvtR, PRESIDENT.
lie Succeeds the Late Edward 4. Iseliah
Hrnd Of New Castle ca. Mutual.

~ uFHu UT 'NeW NHstIa CO. WUtuh1.
The directors Of the New Castle
County Mutual Insurance Co, at their
regular meeting Monday, elected NJ. NJ.
Cleaver president, to succeed Edward
T. Bel.ah, deceased, and Edward
Bringhurst, jr., vice president to take
Mr.. Cleaver's place.
Mr.. Cleaver has been a director since
May, 1871. He was elected secretary
and treasurer in January, 1879. and
vice president in 1897,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

Howard e. Price of Contreville broke
a leg Saturday, while alighting from
a horse. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

Pittsburg capitalists contemplate
anerating .. cannery at Leipsie, g
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-02

When you are particularly busy is
the hour to expect a call from the man
who uses ten words who're one would
do.--Atchison Globe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-02

A fine new line of Children's
2.Piece Suits that can't be
beat in quality and price.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-02

Write in the above lines the and address Of the
person whom you wish to receive the Scholarship in the
Clarion State Normal Clarion, Pa Not good after 30
days from date of Coupons. Forward secretary
Smith NJ. McCreight Esq. where 1t will be counted.
Contest closes at IL August 2Sth, 1899 All business
communications and inquiries should be mailed THE
STAR office. Receipts and Coupons promptly mailed to
patrons.
GLENN A. MII.LIREN,
S. NJ. MCCREIGHT, DR. b. r. HOOVER Com.
Secretary. DR. r. DEVERE KING,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-02
First Prize: One Full Year at Clarion State Normal II
Tuition, Boarding. &c.
Second Prize Free Trip to Niagara Falls b, II.

On Monday Of each week the ballot box will be opened
and the Coupons counted by the Judges and the
published
Following is the Coupon. Cut 1t out of THE STAR and
vote for deserving person who would appreciate
the Scholarship.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
WHITE PLAINS.

.rba Harrison Park Water and Supply Company
has filed its annual report In the County CLERK
Office. showing It's capital stock to be sOVo
amount OF debt not exceeding $500, and assets No-
0n The Iron Hall Land and Improvement COM
many OF the same town reports its capital stock
10000; debts not exceeding $500; assets, sIoVu ~
The Harrison Fire Company reports assets 10 the
amount of Sc S02. and debts not exceedlng SSs4O 20
In the matter of the awardng OF uamdEes 10
property for the changing Of grades IN ceI S
tain streets in the village Of New-Rochele, the io
owing judgments and entry hSye Nck6SY See
damages $780, sOs 2 tota os 2taI y MagdeRa 1s s
Anna Reifenberger damages $500 COSTS 1881 SS
totsi Sgel go Frederick and Emma A. teIIlaI
Samages $500 costs sOi g. total ss4 g. EEs Gls .
RIoomer damages $500: costs, S4l2 %; totaL |slL o
Eva Kirchoff damages Sl0O: costs. s4vo ~ totai'
s5cs r. Josephine Benclair. damages SnS; costs
si5s 70: total S17S 80. Michael Keogh, dalmages'
go: costs s2S SS. total, s57S s5. Julius Wagner,
TSnasTs $40 costs s45l 49, total. 81 2O So J0sepn
Feids damages 1925 costs, sis5 56; total Si2o Do
Owing 10 the failure Of the Bar AssocanOn oonseS 20
provide debaters upon the subject tne PrUpGsgo
discussion before the Board OF SUPERVISORS yesttI
day morning on the question Of sdvoeatng inc
MASSAGE of a law by the Legislature exeinpSrrIhs LIB
mortgages from taxation did not take place; d'
cons deration OF supervisor Ruscoes resolulon ~,
rectine the Committee Legislation to oppose IN, r
nassace of such a law at Albany tnls "iHVei "''i
lake place this morning.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The animal meeting Of the Palisade Boat Club
was held on Monday evening in Glenwood Secre-
,arv Rallard's report showed that fty persons had
ioined the club in the year. The report OF the
treasurer Mr. Martin. showed the club to be n
good financial standing. Ernest V. Getty rowed
the greatest numINr OF miles In the year-''o-2'
The aggregate number OF miles rowed by members
was 232s11 Paul b. s7ossire chairman of the Bowl
ing Committee reported the championships won az
follows: Weekly medal j. Q. a. johnson; indlvio,,
ual championship. Edwin A. Oliver, Sh4lne1Osor
championship Benjamin F. Barnes and trederlck
Archibald These officers were chosen: Edwin A
oliver president: Gabriel Reeves. hrst Vlce-pTesl-
dent: r. d Garfield second vice-president; John
II Keeler jr secretary; Charles ?. Marsden, treas
urer; G. Herbert Rose GaPta1n Charles r SknhGP
Young George II. Lowerre and Andrew Deyo. Tus-
for three years: Frank r. ROOT trustee ior ono
The funeral services Of Sergeant Henry j. Quinn
of the Yonkers police force. were heio yesIeraaE S
were largely attended The. body was escorted oi,ua
from the house by detail OF tWentye1sn, ana WI
cox The solemn high mass was Geleorate9 Dy s,Ie M
Rev. Charles r. Corley, aSsisSeo py tne 80 g.
drew O'Reiy and Father Funom The burial was
The annual dinner Of the Board Of Trade will
be held this evening Hollywood Inn. Interest IN
the affair is increased by the fact that oIs among
the speakers TO be Fighting BOB Evans sthr anu
capsn II TsyIG5 Ia Colonel of tSarea Rs lndsnq g Deh G.
Hilton scribner and Francis A. Winsow ..,.
so MISS IA tbs AmseRa Club house in the Pail
sadeave extension. The concert Is given uhoer .e %
patronage OF number Of well-known fonKers 80
The Grst of the special services in the West;
minister Presbyterian Church this week Aieaander
nastor OF the University Presbyterian Church' OF
NW,e y snV3er won the weekly medal Mon
day night at the alleys of the Young Mems OnriS-
"aI Mrs Wafer w. Law addressed the members OF
ybn Young Wonnen's Christian Association yester-
day afternoon at its rooms IN froSpec'S'
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
THE MARQUETTE ARRIVES.
HER LONG TRIP DUE TO HEAVY WEATHER
PASSENGERS NOT ALARMED

HER LONG TRIP DUE TO HEAVY WEATHER
PASSENGERS NOT ALARMED.
The Atlantic Transport liner Marquette arrived mere
Yesterday from London. about nine days late The
long voyage due 10 the extremely heavy weather
encountered and TO the fact that the steamer nad
a small cargo. Consequently, she stood high out
of the water and the wind had so much the better
mark The few passengers were not at all alarmed
over the long trip. but they were glad to see lana
again. They IN ignorance that serious leak
due TO the breaking OF several rivets, had flooded
commitment No. e. forward. and that for days the
pumps were kept at work to keep the steamer from
settling at the head. number of cattlernen were
returning on the ship. and they we're set at work
and kept at 1t In gangs until the steamer reached
her pier Captain Gates said yesterday that as
the coal was consumed the ship became so Hght
that she like giant bladder on the surface OF
the sea She was blown far south of her usual
course New Years Day only ninety-three knots
were logged and on January only eighty knots.
When the Marquette was one day out one
of the cattlemen named Louis Thomas fell through
an open hatchway. and was Killed lie was ourieo
a
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
Amusemrnie.
yrTRoPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
cDANp OPERA SEASON lels-ss.

~>Ne|-r--<-< ..,,,-.r
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoI az
GRAND OPERA SEAs..N Gas
Under Inc direction of Nr. hnufire
To-night al s-LEs HrGUENOTs. k.u pa.,ss
iVNss,eii, suzanne Adams lean and I'd de hs'iA
Thurs Evg Jan TO- at Third 0IsnIirsSnvefFp
nrs, series OF Der Ring des Sibelungen-alfH i.,k.
Mmes Lilli Lehman, Marie Ensls; ~. l3oex
NM Dnpsi Bspham. Pringle. Merert va" n'''
Fri Evg Ian 90 al S--FAUST ,,,. ,.., "a
Erma Eam.g Bauermeister ana Man'-l"' '''"'
Sal at,ernoon Ian 2I. at 2--DON GloNANNl den'rEx ~
dnarv casO Llli Lehman, saVlle ana Ssns
AZ Reszke Salignac. Carhont. DeNrles ana "'"-'
ST. Evs Ian o. at : (ai pop. prices)-
ROMEO TT JULIETTE , s.,... Ils>rA
Suzanne Adams. Djella BE uerme@ter' Saie'A'
Rars Deyries Dnfrche and Pancon. -,-,,.. ss-
zsnne Adams schumann-Heink. David bispns~
ROSFNTHAL (his last appearance az these '0'
Entire orchestra. Conductor Schak.
Nor EyR Jan. 23--CARME>. u -. ssissA
rmma Eames Bauermeister Lele De LerS'"'
fcn,'riss Rars Dufriche Piroa and Van kooy -. ,,r
Tues Eyg Jan "a 6,45 precisey-t nS,s.ang,n
nerfornance of the series of Der Rng des ''
NISs Nord,ca. schumann- Henk Pevny; Nes"'sps.. ~.
ana Savlle. NM Jean, Ed. ie ReszAe' "ui'''
pham Conductor. Shals -
Wed Evg Jan. 25-TANNHAISEh 80, ,.Ac.,r yaa
Emma Eames Meisslinser ard LII I<nm 1naa R,oy
f1vck prinRle Bars Muhmsnn. Meus ana VAN N'
Thurs Evg Jan 20 in Is kly n--FAts ii,,-,>.-otD
Fri Evg Jan 81 (by requesti-DAS krtIN,9i,st. AN
Mines Marie Brema. Engle and Schumann
Van Dyck Dppel. Bispham and Van ko"y' ''%
schaiS srrINwAY e. SONS PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
ArToTRrCK COMPANY ORGANIZED
JOSEPH n. HOADLEY ELECTED PRFsI-
DENT AND RICHARD CROKER ONE
OF THE DIRECTORS.

7, nil m, he long now until great numbering
,ucks will he seen propelled along the citys streets
nv the power of compressed air. The company re-
csr,lv INCORPORATED has been formally organized,
and the work Of building trucks is well under way.
Within three months # is believed the company
will he ready TO begin operations. II Is expected
that al least three thousand trucks Will be re-
uirad for use in the city. The organization OF the
New.York Auto-Truck Company was perfected yes
terday AZ meeting Of those interested In the COM
panv in the Office Of Joseph VI. Hoadley. In the
Postal Telegraph Company building The capital
stock OF the company increased TO NO00O0
The following officers were elected: Joseph H.
Hoadley. president. Louis Nixon; vice president:
Nathan Straus, treasurer. L, I. Hdfdy, sectttdty'
Augustus Van Wyck, general counsel, and me fol-
iowiag directors: J II Hoadey. Arthur = German,
Nathan Sfraus. Louis Nixon, kicnafd roKer dHu
Pobsrt j McKinstry. Of Philadelphia. The project
~ fae coropauy Is 10 DO q general trucking ana
freign transportation business IN the city OF new
Vork ana fhfoIghout Ncw-Jersey
Nf Hoa6ley ln quotld as saying 10 Legaru 10 mo
,rsf,-Tr13ok ronpsnys plans and methods !.
we ere MT atockJ000ing c'mpaniy ana we We 30 30
s1r< ssfscriDfion % our stock has AZ been pro
Dr6eT for ana Ee have none 10 sell IN Wall street
ryesa@l b4fprs INK We nave now 1Ht'yn 2 worm IN
II motors 4rl oonpresspr. r.aoy 40 oe dSlanal
ensl5uNnf a. rspf1Ig as possible. ..
''Ta shall require frlckpoen 70 iufnlsh a iecon-
,...safir frnrf fteig former employers before en-
ra1fne s54r6 tut NJ deserving man now engaged
r frsckinz hte0 fear DeinE crg"ge1 our e,is ~ us
-. - s,,r i-rDrDorafDrs g. interested We shall
SFsr ~ ts<o fbeir horses ana trucks ano suppIy
y.,,>r s4r TN noiie for ne delivery Of goods Wo
VII make ne same proposition 70 con- conPanies
cesctrr prefers 20 ren its ovn delivery wagOnf We
viii ssil them AUTOMOBILES. and they can nave
them charged With ar at our compressor plants Mt
expect |Roysa s e en- ,dT. TO me With eth
3 n ne cost Of Glazing the sfes and IL
the wear and tear on the payements. In return
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
MOTTNT VERNON.

The announcement is just made OF the marriage
NJ Miss Josephine Morrissey. Of NO. boy South
N,,+b-ave 10 Thomas r Hunt. a wel-known
Young druggist OF this city. The ceremony TOOK
place on Sunday evening In the Churca 3 OF IN, the
MIR and Mrs Hunt will live at No. u Cortanot-s''
when they return from their wedding TIP, so,-
The annual drill and inspection OF the llth sep,
,rate Company on Monday evening We're witheestso t
Sv an audience Of more than three hundred Peope;;
s,aff of the nth Battalion, in full uniform, ana
members OF the Board Of Supervisors; dancing
,onoued the inspection. the march being LED by
Eantsin Frank r. Curtis OF the sth New-Y York In
fantrv. and Mrs Anna Fiske. wife OF Mayor EDWIN
" Flske
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
REPORTED TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION

A special dispatch from Boston Yesterday saIu
tha q was reported there that the Bell Telephone
Company would probably soon be merged into ths
American Telephone and Telegraph company %
New-york. and the Bell stockholders would pe
,ad % accant shares OF that company In ex-
cbangA for Bell shares on a satisfactory basis IL
was added that the plan contemplated the absorp-
ton of all the Bell Telephone suo-companies
through an exchange OF their stock for STOCK IN he
TaUSSork company and also the purchase OF "a
controlling interest in the stock of all the OUTSIDE
lines. ,, -. .o,,,, IN bod In this
cit Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
NEw-ROCHELLE.

Nh. yuara trustees held a meeting on Monday
riebt and adopted the budget for 1899. The budget
IS ss9 4s7 g. Last year was S1s262 30 1t includes
nothing but corporation expenses The propositioh
of C. oliver Isen build the streets did not come
UP. -. oLor.or u,as introduced in
,hs tegfslature on Monday by Senator W imam D.
rranoy another measure was introduced authorz-
Ing the trustees borrow $4,000 with Wneh ,ho 10
9s,te n9 damage suits recently brought against me
,utaee nv reason of changes In grades AS the me
charter contains provision for the expenoI'ure Wy
the trustees of $4,000 the streets me neas ,e
,res n adopted will cost the taxpayers S-oVVV a'
the outset OF their city government
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18

2a24 The amount of insurance In force Is sto-
5749s The assets admitted by the Insurance Dc
partment Of the State foot up slO.5Ss.l5oS' g. Inc
surplus amounts to sl152,S6s o.. The yearly worR
shows a gain In assets. gain In surplus gam
in new business. gain In premium income anu % "
ooi, IN insurance in force In fact. on all the
lines Of progress the Home Life has mace a mo- no,ro
worthy advance and statements oil the k,Ilu HE
good in encouraging wage-workers 70 mare r p,y
Visions for those dependent upon theih uiIoue"
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Departure of transport Grant for Manila
Board of Education, p m
Aoueduct Commissioners, p. m.
Ladies' Auxiliary Of St Vincent's Hospital musi-
caI aud reception Wadorf-Astoria. $50 p. m.
Master Brewers Association ball. Mannerchor
Hail. p. m.
Cat Show Grand Central Palace.
Veterans of 22d Regiment. armory, 8 p. m.
independent Order Free Sons OF Israel dinner
Ienox Lyceum. evening.
] Warren Andrews and choir OF Church OF Di-
vine Paternity organ recital p m
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al l1t- hO1 h1i''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Palmer c. Ricketts, or
Troy ASTOR-Ex- Governor Alonzo B. Cornell OF
Ithaca. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-state senator D.
sloat Fassett Of Elmira; ex-senator Henry G..
Davis OF West Virginia. Dr. Seldom H. IaIcott'
general manager Of the State Institution for the
insane at Middletown. and j. Scarlet M r. OF
Iondon HOFFMAN-Charles Nelson. or Mary
land ex-Second Assistant Postmaster-General.
HOII.AND-Lord Victor and Lady Cavendish OF
London and Robert p. Linderman, or south betn-
lebem Penn MURRAY HILL-Mator Motifs {.
Foote u s. A. PLAZA-W. r. Castle. OF Honolulu
WALDORF-Baron Schlippenbach. Russian Consul
at Chicago and Major-General Leonard Wood. u.
S. ", Military Governor OF Santiago Cuoa-
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
SAN FP4NCISCO INNING STOCKS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan. II. 4 p. m.-Cotton-Spot good bust
done, prices unchanged American mlddling. ard.
The sales Of the day IL 900 bales OF which 1000
were speculation and export and included 10 100
American Receipts "A 900 bales including SO 200 Amer
opened quite with moderate demand, and
closed steady; American mddng m C. January 3 4-64d
"a 5-64d buyers: January and February 464da3 564d
buyers February and March 5-64d sellers March and
April 6Gfd sellers; April and May 764d sellers May
and June S64d buyers: and July 9-64d buyers:
July and August, 10 SD value August and September,
1064dd3 1-6fd sellers September and october. 1164d
sellers October November 1-64d buyers; Novem-
Der and December. 1l-64dq3 12-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
HOME LIFE STATEMENT.

Tho twenty ninth annual statement Of the Home
Life Insurance Company is most gratifying. ana
reflects unbounded credit upon this sterling insti
tuition. The total income for 1895 $.22.oo5 81
while the total disbursements aggregated N.672-
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew-YoRK-TUEsDAY JAN. H. 1890.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF Ew-YoRK-TUEsDAY. JAN II. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Marquette (Br). Gates, London December 20
with mdse and is cabin passengers to Ncw-York ship
ping Company. Arrived at the Bar al @;8O m 49,.
Der 80 in ballast Gust Heye Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Maroa (Br,. Adams, Hamburg December IS
via St Mehaels January = Sith mGse TO Funcn' Edye
steamer wemsr GER. Wilhelm. Bremen December
oerichs 90 1rriyed at the Bar at $50 m ls,h
Steamer Friesland d3elg). Nickels Antwerp January
cation COMPANY Southeast Of Fire Island at s45 m
Bari TO- Grgenti H. syracuse H. Messiua % Palermo
II. and Gibraltar 90 with mdse to Phelps Bros & Co
Arrived at the Bar at If 18th .
steamer Auretta CBr,. Ross. Venice NOysmber ~
and gibraltar o. with mdse to Phelps Bros e Co
steamer Arnsor cBri Sturgeon Mauritius November %
St Vincent December 80 via psswors ns BrsskTsts 1ys
s'@%~'' co' Arrived ri S'' at iIs t6e Bar al m
Steamer r. Beechey (BD Hal trogreso % s ianuary 10 win
Steamer Louisiana. Kembe ew-orleans January TO-
Steamer jamestown. Boaz. Norfolk and Newport News
with dse and Pas.ensss to od Dominion $. Co. ,,h
"'g lndy i;u HOOK jan H. $50 m-wInd north light,
steamer Paraenso esD Casey, Maranhsm December
mdse TO Edmund Reeks Co. Arrived at the Bar at
" SAILED
Steamers Alfred Dumos CNor. Boca, del Toro; cymric
@ % PSs rns'a %nns xolok @ daS sa9 Newpo Ns%s
Asnss G9Sn LrSGuos Gh.rs;tSn s;, and 5aSs'ODve
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown. Jan l7-Arrved. steamer Heathneld CBr.
Chapman. New-York for Cork
Glasgow. Jan 16-Sailed steamer Norwegian (Br
Gunson. New-York,
KnsaIe. jan i7-Psssed, steamer Maiss!c CBD.
Smith. New-York for Queenstown and Liverpool
Newcastle. Jan iG-Arrived. steamer Amy (pr) Grant
New-York, via Portland. Eng.
Lizard Jan 17-Pasred. steamer Patrta Ger, Bauer
New-York for Hamburg
Dover yen i5P4sssd steamer Deh' RcNmer' cde
Bremen. Jan i7-Arrived. steamer Karlsruhe Ger
Bardeleben. Now-ToTk.
Gibraltar. Ia le-sailed steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II
York: l7th, passed. Spartan Prince dr. Adamson'
Naples for New-York.
Genoa, Jan 14-Arrived, steamer Tartar Prince (Br)
Anderson. New-York, via 81 Mchaels and Naples.
Naples Jan 15Arrived. steamer Alsntia 'Br). Wards
Ieghorn for New-York.
Port Natal. Dec 20-Arrived. steamer sandusky (Br.
Houston. New-York via cape Town. etc
Port Elizabeth. Jan i2ATived. steamer Aldworth (Br
Henderson, New ork via Cape Town. etc.
sydney. 3 ", Jan i5-Arriyed steamers Falls OF
Kettle (B) Barr. New-York, via Vincent g V,
18th (pervously). Toosa (Br. Seaborn NewYork. via
Melbourne.
santos Jan 14-saed. steamer Scottish Prince CBr).
Dohson New-Yorl.
r Brady Cardiff for New-York Gor coal and repairs)
New-York tribune., 1899-01-18

we certainly should have asphalt everywhere ..
American Air Power Company STOCK. Wnlcn II
deoIt in ION the curb, made another substantiai "a
ADVANCE Yesterday. On Monday II closed at oo
hid and 80 asked and yesterday. after having at
one time climbed as high e9s4. 1t closed at 10
hid and 66 asked.