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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-10

CINE into a terminal and failed 10 make
proper inspection and report Of work.
Engine was put into service and caused
q serious delay TO train. Had this NJ 81
neer beeu attending to the duty required
Of him he would have inspected his en-
gine and made necessary report and re
pairs would have been made white engine
vas Ia round house and saved this delay
For HE neglect to report wcrk o. engine
which caused delay to train. twAnty de-
merit marks have been placed against
his record.
A number Of bulletins have been rost
Cd IN regard ~ engineers falling to re
p1rt nectssarg work IN their enRine. aud
10 Il hoped that this will be the last tim
that w will be compelled TO issue de.
merit marks for such neglect.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-10
On
New Years
Day
1870

Mr.. A. g.. c.. Vh) wac then
twenty three years oiage. assured
his life in TIE Equitable under
Tolicy No. 2l3Sis for $1,000
This policy was issued on the
Limited Paymcn. form with an
accumulation period ~ twenty
years. and on which the annual
premium WIS i27 80.
For twenty years then Mr..
G. has been protected by
$l,COC Of life assurance. and dor
ing that time has paid in
premiums 10 u Society $jl7sO
lie il still living. and now. On
New Years day, 1889. he has
tho choice of the following settle
mants:
/ To SURRENDER Poi.
ftN AID RECEtNE IN pQInq
CASH ........ 2 VOiVI
60 TO SURRENDER ran Pol.
10Y AMI RECEIVE
FULLY PAID o. POLICY 4CAq m
.....s.s iiVri w
3. To RECEIVE PAtn UrPOL-
10y FON PULL AMOUNT
RECEIVE SURPLUS opJ 90
~ CASH OF"......"....s 1Vl'Jh
Subject so satisfactory medical cNamin.
alton for amount over original policy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-10
GRAND CENTRAL.
HOTEL HIGHLAND.

d. j. Kahn, j. Daily, Kansas City; A..
W.. Grant, Las Vegas; n. v. Higgins,
Seattle, Wash; A. L. hitmOre, Denver.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-10

Old papers cheap at TnE Crit
dee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
sTURGEs' EUROPEAN.

V. S. Miers, Cuba, n. NJ; j. Y. Cook
5ocorro; 1. q. Hsrriott, Trinidad; Mis-
A.. 7. 1isdsll, New Mexico; samuel +.
6~insburg, 81. Louis; Kate ODoBnell
Max NJ. Well, Chicago; Il. A. Matthews,
Williams; Geo. hiolian. Chicago; ". W.
Daniel. Columbus. Ohio; Nat Goldsmith.
st. Joseph. Mo; Il. l.. hambiin Las We
gas; W. Il. Constable, III Fa,o, II. Abeles
south Omaha; ". NJ. HendeT-hOtt, Hell
canyon; A. Z. Buck, Las Vegas.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
MCLrSKY DENIES TIE STORY.

Captain McClusky. Of the Detective Bureau. yes
terday morning said that Il was not true that a
prisoner broke away from him Wednesday night.
and that ne recaptured the man after pursuit. 1t
was reported that Captain McCluslVy had caught a
man he was looking for in the WaldorfAstoria.
He had taken him away. but the man escaped in
Broadway. and ran into Walacks Treatre, where
he was recaptured.
The Captain said that this was not true. He
said he went 10 the Wadorf-Astoria TO find q
man lie had a talk with him, and got Detective
Manion 10 take him TO Police Headquarters. There
was no escape or pursuit.
The man was arraigned in the Centre-st. court.
Detective ManiOn said he Carroll B. Eubana,
twenty-five years old. OF Richmond. Va. and
suspected Of being fugitive from justice from
RchmOnd. Captain McClusky had communicated
by telegraph with the Chief OF Police there who
said that Eubana was not the man wanted. He
DISCHARGED
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
SENT TO HOUSE OF REFUGE.
MEMBERS OF A GANG FOUND GUILTY OF As
sAULTING A LAWYER IN PORT RICHMOND.

MEMBERS OF A GANG FOUND GUILTY OF As
sAULTING A LAWYER IN PORT RICHMOND
Five Of the gang of boys known as the "BoWery
Gang were tried at the Court OF Special Sessions.
in New-Brighton. Staten Island. yesterday for
assault upon Edward VI. Stothers, a Manhattan
lawyer who lives in Port Richmond. The assault
was committed upon the night Of November T. and
Stothers was terribly beaten. His left eye was so
badly injured by brick thrown by one Of the
gang that It found necessary to remove IT,
Tho boy who threw the brick. known only as
"Reddy," escaped on the day following the assault
The boys arraigned Gustav Brill. sixteen
years old; William Pool. sixteen years old: Will
IAN Perrine. fifteen years Old James Smith six
teen years old, and Benjamin Westerfed thirteen
years old. The boys all admitted that they had
been gathering barrels for bonfres. and that
Stothers had ordered them away from his house in
HebertOn-aye.
Stothers testified that when he had ordered the
boys 20 go away they refused to do so. Stothers
then chased them whereupOn they crowded around
Ground him and beat him with clubs There were
about thirty in the crowd, but the five defendants
were the only ones he could recognize. with the
exception Of "Rcddy.' who escaped.
The Court, composed Of Justices Fitzgerald
Ready and FOrker. found the boys guilty. and
sent four OF them to the House OF Refuge. West
erheld was allowed to go under suspension Of sem
tence, at the earnest plea Of his mother, who
promised 20 care for him better In the future
Brill has already served a term at the Mission at
Mount I.OrettO.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

An Advent service for business men will be held
at St Pauls Chapel to-day al 1905 o'clock. con-
slstlS Of the Ltany. hymns and a brief address.
Judge Brown, in the United States District Court,
has cancelled the order suspendng David Calman
from practice for one month.
Tho Albany Evening Line steamers Drew and
Dean Richmond have discontinued their trips for
the season.
The Citizens Line steamers Saratoga and City of
Troy have discontinued their trips for the season.
DR. Edward G. Day Will read a paper on why
Should One BE a Vegetarian before the Vege-
tartan Society, No. 465 Fifth-ave.. December q
at p. m
The Amherst Association OF NewYork held an
informal reunion last night at Sherrys and elected
these officers for the coming year President. Will
lam r. Mead; vice-presidents w. w. Goodrich and
II. l.. Bridgman; secretary G. Fl. Backus; treas
urcr Roberts Walker. The Executive Committee
is TO consist OF the officers with the addition Of
W. S Rosster r. b. Ludington. d. w Morrow and
Burgess johnson.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
ELEVATED ROAD OFFICIALS PANIED

Numerous criticisms have been made OF tho var1-
Gus plans which the Manhattan Elevated Railway
Company has at last sent 10 the Park Board as an
eleged preparatory step 10 removing the elevated
tracks from Battery Park. Some say that most OF
them bcar more resemblance TO schemes for land
ccape gardening thon anything else and that they
have been purposely made lmpractcabe and un
suitable in order that tho discussion OF them may
prove futile, and resul, only In gaining more time
Tor tEe railway; President Murphy Of the Health
iho 70 roaa oiiceis are working for another delay.
When these remarks were shown Yesterday after
noon 10 the companys officials their faces assumed
EaS
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
WESTCTrSTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.

A novel case has been on trial before Juase
Keogh IN the Supreme Court. w. II. Nelson VINO
owns a fancy stock farm at Somer Westchester
County brought suit to recover $3.50 from PARK J.
White recently manager Of the Barthodi Hotel IN
New-York City. Nelson made a contract TO supply
milk to the Bartholdi Hotel lie has milk depot
at No 2l0 West Thrty-ffth-st New-York. and
from November 1894. 10 July. 1895. he supplied the
hotel with 7,4ff quarts OF milk. the price ranging
from three 10 four cents a quart during the same
period he supplied the hotel with 9.9l3 quarts OF
FOR the milk and cream S1.S79 the interest on
this amount being $40 While there was no dispute
as 10 the amount OF Nelson's bill. Mr.. White
claimed that he simply the hotel manager, the
hotel being run by stock company. Although
the bills for the milk were made out 10 the bar
thodi Hotel. Mr. Nelson claimed that Mr.. White
responsible for his bill and that he made the
contracts for the milk The jury took five hours
10 determine the issues. and finally concluded that
Mr. Nelson could not recover from Mr.. White.
Nelson viii probably take the case TO the Appel
late Division OF the Supreme Court.
Nathan Acker from Dora d. Acker. on the ground
that there legal marriage between them
They lived I'm IrvingtOn. The marriage took place
Mrs. Acker already had a husband in the person
of Albert Nickorson. They were married on Au-
gust . 1894. but were never divorced.
Mrs Annie l.. pierSOn yesterday secured YER
dict Of 1900 I'm the Supreme Court against the
New-York. New-Haven and Hartford Ralroad
She sued as the eXccutriX Of her husband, Charles
J.. PierSOn. and claimed 5000. He was a New
Haven Railroad engineer. and was killed on sep
tember 10. 1897. while running the Springfield eN-
press. -.,--
The Board OF Supervisors held special meeting
yesterday TO canvass the soldier vote Ony i9ur
votes were received. and the result Of the election
will not be changed by them. Each voted FOR the
county offices but neglected TO vote for the Assem-
bly, candidates. The four votes cost the county N'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
YONKERS.

Mayor sutherland's first official act in connection
with the new Common Council OF Yonkers was 10
sent 20 that body last night. for confirmation as
City Treasurer the name Of John O. Campbell 70
succeed Robert 7. Getty. who for the last thirteen
years has held that Office Owing 10 Mr. Getty s
advanced age OF nearly ninety years. he forced
10 resign Mr.. Getty Of the original d.
rectors Of the elevated railroad in New-York City.
then known as the West Side Elevated Railroad.
Jfe was a director OF the Bank OF North America.
the Hudson River Railroad Company. vice-presi-
delt OF the Produce Exchange and a member Of
the Board Of Directors OF the Corn Exchange and
the Merchants Insurance Company He also
a member OF the New-YOrk City Board OF Alder
men In lSis and a member OF the Board Of Educa-
tion. He born in Londonderry Ireland, in
1911 ana came 10 America with his father when
he was thirteen years old. Mr. Getty came 10 YOn-
kers fifty years ago. and built the Getty House
and mate other Improvements. He a trustee
OF the village for number OF years. and has been
O director of several hnnks and other cOrporatlons.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
NEW IuPROTEMEYT SOCIETY.

Papers were filed in Albany yesterday for the in.
corporation OF tho Riverside and Morningsidt
Heights Association. whose purpose IS the materia
and social advancement OF the interests OF thai
part OF Manhattan lying between Nnety-sixth and
One Observation-Disclosures sts and the Hudson
River and Central and Morningside parks and tC
secure legislation that will enhance the value oil
real estate there. The officers are Professor F. NJ
Burdick president: the Rev. Dr. Baker, first vice
president. Father Reinhart. second yce-president
Charles Buck. treasurer: Charles +. Schuyler, sec
retary: Board OF Directors the Rev. Dr. George s
Baker Of St Lukes Hospital; Father NJ. y. Rein
hart, OF the Catholic Church OF the Ascension
Jacob y. Butler. Alexander Walker. John Brewer
DR. John p Peters. the Rev. John Balcom shaw
the Rev Richard Hartley. Professor T. NJ Burdick
William F. Clare. j. A. Hodge. Ward Brewer anG
Charles s. whitman.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
SING SING.

Mrs Emeline Miller. seventy-three years old died
on Wednesday at her home. No. Al Terrace-ave.
She born in this State. and was the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Clubhouse. The cause Of
death congestion Of the brain. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon at her home, the
Rev r. W Lockwood OF the Baptist Church,
officiating. The burial was in Dale Cemetery.
John W. Tindall. seventy-seVen years old died on
Wednesday at his home No. 81 EhZabeth-st. He
born In Lincolnshire. England. but had lived
here for the last fty-fve years. lie the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Tindall The cause of death
pneumonia. Mr.. Tndall well known I'm this
village. where he had lived long and followed
the business OF painting. The funeral will take
place this afternoon al 23O o'clock the Rev George
W. Ferguson. Of Trinity Church. officiating The
burial will be in Dale Cemetery.
The Rev. J. q. s. Wells chaplain OF Sing Sing
Prison. has rendered his resignation 10 Warden
johnson, 10 take effect on December o. which will
he the completion Of his seventh year as chaplain
Of the prison. He is a clergyman OF the Protestant
Episcopal denomination. His successor will be the
Rev. George Sanderson. recently chaplain OF the
Albany pententiary.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
NEW CATHOLIC COLLEGE.

The Church OF St. Ignatius Loyola has filed plans
at the Department Of Buildings for a five story
brick and stone college building at the northwest
corner Of Park-ave. and Eighty-third-st. to cost
$50 OO0 Tho building will cover plot S5.5x9h The
new college IS TO be one Of a system OF schools
already partly established in Father Mckinley 8
narish and will be conducted along the same lines
as the smaller Catholic colleges throughout the
country The primary parochial school in Eighty
folrth-st near Park-ave., is part OF the system
which the church is seeking to establish, and tho
endeavor will be finally 20 provide for every grade
of education from primary 10 collegiate.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
PORT CHESTER.

An alarm was sounded on Wednesday evening for
a fire in the Dorothy Block I'm Main-st., owned by
William p. Smith, and occupied by the large dry
goods and clothing house OF Frankel d Co. a
clerk I'm lighting the gas jets I'm the show window
had accidentally dropped match into some draper
les The flames spread rapidly. and the building,
which is a frame structure, was soon mass OF
smoke and flame Or. William II. Hyler, drug
gist on the other side of the street one Of the
first 10 notice the blaze. Knowing that Mrs. Arthur
Taylor and her children were on the second floor.
he ran up the outside stairway Of the burning
building and burst I'm the door, Taking the baby in
his arms and the little boy boy the hand he started
out. while Mrs. Taylor fingered behind TO get some
important insurance papers. The boy broke loose
and ran back 10 his mother which delayed the
Doctor so long that the entire family was nearly
suffocated The loss Of tho building and goods is
about s. 600.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
TO ENJOIN PALACE CAR UNION.
THE SELLING OUT OF THE WAC
NER COMPANY


Justice Beekman, in the Supreme Court yester-
day heard argument and reserved decision on an
application TO restrain the directors OF the Wag-
ner Palace Car Company from carrying out an
agreement entered into with the directors of the
Pullman Palace Car Company to sell to the latter
corporation their property Of ell kinds and their
goodwill and to dissolve the Wagner Palace Car
Company.
The action for the injunction IS brought by
William H. y Francis the holder OF loJ shares IN
the Wagner company. and he names defendants
DIT. W. Seward webb James D. Taylor William X.
Vanderbilt Frederick w Vanderbilt, Chauncey
NJ. Depew z. V. w. Rossiter. Samuel b. Barger
and II. Walter Webb. who comprise tho Board Of
Directors Of the Wagner company.
John W. Hutchinson who with George H. Yea
man. appeared for the plaintiff said his client
brought his suit on behalf OF himself and a number
OF minority stockholders in the Wagner company.
who would be injured by the sale Of tho Wagner
corporations property to The Pullman company.
He contended that the sale would be by COM
pany incorporated in the State OF New-York 10 =
foreign corporation, organized under the laws Of
the State OF Illinois and that it would create
monopoly which would be IN restraint Of trade and
asdr the PuPS laws PCf' of no d "o'o De
Counsel asked that an Injunction be issued re-
straininC the Wagner company from dissolvng or
transferring It's property to the Pullman company.
holding that 1t doing a large and profitable
business, and that his clients would be irreparably
injured II the scheme OF amagamauon were TO
be carried out
Lewis Gass Ledyard appeared for The defendants
and said this suit was very peculiar. inasmuch
as the stocknoldcr who had brought the suit had
purchased his stock after tho plan had been adopted
by Overwhelming majority Of tho stockholders
Of both companies solely for the purpose OF bring
ing this action. Counsel characterized the talk Of
tho plaintiff about 4 monopoly as absurd. and said
the fact2 that competition between the rival
companies erded by the amalgamation would
result In great saving, and consequently In much
benefit 10 the public.
After some further arGment on both sides JUS
tice Beekman took the papers and reserved his de-
ot=f
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
HOME NEWS.
PRoMINENT ARRIvALs AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ASTOR-State Railroad Commissioner Frank NJ
Raker Of Oswego KINGHAM-Professor
BENJAMIN c. Blodgett. of Hartford, Conn and W.
r Halstead of Scranton, Penn. FIFTH AVE-
NUTE-Senator Charles w. Fairbanks, OF indiana
and the Rev DR.. Byron Sunderland OF Washing
ton. HOLLAND-Marshall Field. of Chicago, ana
William Bliss Of Chicago MAJESTlC-Charles
Parsons Of Akron. Ohio. MANHATTAN-Stat re
Charities Commissioner T. V. Stoddard. Of Roch-
ester. NFTHERLAND-Marcu Daily, jr., Of Mon
tana WALDORF-Colonel George Curtis Tread
well Governor Roosevelts military secretary; Lieu
tenant Commander A. C. Baker. u 5. n, ana
Seymour Van Santvoord. Of Troy n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
NEW -ROCHELLE

one thousand recruits being drilled at Fort
Slocum and start for the Philippines on Jan
uary IL. First Lieutenant William A. Cavanaugh.
Of the 20th United States Infantry will accompany
them. The recruits principally for the cavalry
infantry and hospital service
The muCdle IN which this city IS involved because
Of the existence Of bodies both claiming 10 be
the legal Board Of Health. It IS said is soon to be
settled i. j. 11erney, clerk Of the old Board has
resigned. and the Common Council has adopted a
resolution TO pay him all the money due him. As
Mr. Tterney was the person through which the old
Board transacted most OF its business II is believed
that his withdrawal will break up the opposition 10
the new Board, now recognized by Mayor Dillon
and his administration.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
SENT TO SING SING FOR FIVE YEARS.

Thomas walker, Of Port Richmond. was sem
fenced by Judge Stevens on Wednesday evening to
five years in Sing Sing Prison. he having pleaded
guilty to manslaughter in the second degree Yes
terday Walker was taken 10 the State Prison by
Deputy Sheriff Bannan. Walker performed an op-
Grafton on Mrs. Mabel Davies on October Il last.
which resulted in her death. She was the vile Oh
Charles Davies, motorman, and they lived on the
Manor Road West Brighton. The husband was
occused az an accessory but was acquitted Walker
was until a few years ago prominent resident Oh
Port Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

New England Society annual dinner. Waldorf-As-
toria p. m.
Moineux trial before Recorder Gon.
Dock Commissioners meeting ? p. m
International Golf Association, Hoffman House,
$50 p. m.
Regimental drill and parade Of Berkeley School
Corps list Regiment Armory. II a. m.
Society OF Chemical Industry. College OF Phar-
macy. $50 p.
Orange CN. j. New England Society dinner. even
ing.
Gamallel Bradford before Peoples Institute, Coop
or Union, p.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22

The best dress for a chronic
kicker--pajamas. 81 to $3.50.
It won't be "slippered ease
unless it's coated ease as well.
We coat as we'll as slipper.
Even a Christmas ghost story
won't make your blood run
cold " if you wear a bath-robe.
The lucky man whose stock
ING holds Our neckwear, may
congratulate himself upon win,
ming by a neck. Every good
sort 25 cents to $3.
Handkerchiefs, from cobweb
linen for the most fastidiouS to
good enough for boy to lose.
Also:
GLOVES UMBRELLAS
GOLF BAGS JEWELRY
DRESS SUIT CASES CANES
RIDING CROPS TRAVELLING hU's
DRESSING GOWNS sUsPENDERs
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
$50 Broadway. Leonard.
500 Broadway, cor. Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
MOTNT VERNON.

Hlawatha Lodge. F. and A. N. has elected the
following new officers: Master, Edward l.. Louden.
senior warden, Joseph w Downes; Junior warden,
Samuel ~ Hosg; treasurer. Burr Davis; secretary,
George w Bard trustee. Henry b. Pruser
The annual reception OF the directors officers and
medical SIAN OF the Mount Vernon Hospital is TO be
held on the afternoon OF January in the hospital
parors. The women Of the House Committee will
DO the receiving and serve refreshments Gifts for
the institution will be thankfully received
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22
DIR. #. M AYREs FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

Montclalr. Dec. 2.-Dr. H. NJ Ayres. OF Park
st. IS unconscious at his home. He was found
this morning in of the rooms or MS
house. He was just bensath an electric chan
delier II is believed that he had reached up 10
turn on the power and was shocked Al one tlIne
II was feared that he was dying. but ne revived
fhnnrh he remained uncOnscIOus.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-22

passengers to the White star Line Arrived at
the Bar at Ill., tS sT RSp0ST ,mpco lS December 70 and
Havana 10. with mdse James Ward & Co. Arrived
AZ sesm.r s a Fl Fa i Ger stsnSe carGenas December 49,
sagua a. Cabarien IS and Matanzas l6. with mdse TO
steamer SANTIAGO de cuba Oubanl. Johnson. Santiago
December : Manzauillo 10 and Cenfuegos a. with mds
70 James Ward K co. Arrived at the Bar at S45 m
steamer Antnla UD Montel Nassau December 10.
with mdse and cabin passenger TO + T Montell &
Son arrived al the Bar at 10 m; 1...,. o...,.-
legal T. Cherihon Q Port said November Alsiers 20
J II winchester & Co. Arrived at the Bar noon
Steamer Tallahassee. AskIns. savannah December ls
with mdse and passengers 70 Ocean So Co
steamer jamestown Davis Norfolk and Newport News,
WIN mase ana passengers & 20 U,a Domnon rs 10
10 with mdse the White star Line Passed in sandy
% sandy HOOK % IT, j. Dec o. $50 n-wind west; light:
cloudy.
SAILED
steamers city Of Kingston oBD. for Port Antonio;
Lv Nor). Pensacola; Valeta (Br Montevideo etc, Ham
io" 81 Cd %ev orleans Berks with one bSrse e.C
LAQultalne or, Hayre; Bordeaux I'D Pauillac etc;
Tiomo Nor Grenada etc; state Of Nebraska G3r), Gas
Barks silicon foc Daqur; Ansar, cBr, Ruenos Ayres.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dundee. Dec 2i-saned. steamer Massapequa BD,
r Cameron New York sailed steamers Mira o'Vi S
B GSon Dec GuaI & ee% steamer NsTXS Wilmington Ger.
Dlnklage. New-York sailed. steamer European CBr).
Bertie. New-York
Leth. Dec 2i-Arryed. steamer Daltonhsn CBD. Mahu
NeW-York
Hui. Dec 2o-saicd. steamer Hindoo BD Cox. New
York
Bristol Dec 2i-Auived. steamer nandan city OBJ.
Carey. New York
Queenstown Dec 21. 8.25 p n-Eaied. steamer Ger
manic (8r) Hadd1ck from Liverpool. New York
Prawe Point. Dec 2i-Passed. steamer Cluden Br)
Trattles. New-York for Rotterdam
Stettn. Dec lT-Arrved, steamers Viola O3r) Rogers
Baltimore. December Is. Norge dam. Khl. New-York
Via ChristiauHand. etc.
Bremen. Dec 2i-Ariyed. steamer Trays Ger. Chris
tohers New York. Via Southampton.
Hamburg Dec 2i-Arriyed, steamer Ganton tBr). Leisk
NeW-NOrk
MarseilIes Dec 2lAulved. steamer Masslia 0r. Jau-
bent New York.
Jensen. New-York. via Fayal.
Genoa. Dec 81. noon-Arrved. steamer Auguste Vie
Genoa Dec 1s-Sailed. steamer Sempione Gtan Costa,
New York
suoz. Dec 2l-.Arriyed steamer Moyune Dr Conrad.
Hogo. etc. for kcw-Nork
Naples Dec le-Arriyed, steamer Massils an Jsu-
bert. New York.
Calcutta Dec i7-sailed steamer Maria Dutch MAI
dana. New York "
Montevifco Dec lo-Arrived. steamer Riyerton .e3D
Williams. New York
RIO Janclro Dec lO-Saled. steamer Hogarth (BD
Taylor. NeW-Nork
sautoe Dec ig-saied steamer strabo (Brlf Jardne
New York. isth. arrived. steamer Mozart f3r Ellis.
Nev-Aork via Maceio
Pernsmhuco Dec if-Arriyed steamer TNofmlna Ger.
Muller New-lork for Santos.
81 MchaelE. Dec 2l-.Arrived steamer cornthls (Br),
Langdon. New-York for Marselles 0or coan