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New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
SAYS SKYsCRAPER ENCROACHEs.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
DENIES THAT THE CORNICE OF ITS
BUILDING TREsPAssEs

For hours yesterday in the Supreme Court be-
fore Justice Lawrence. experts testified on both
sides of the question to whether the cornice of
a twenty-story building. which extends over the
adjoining building by five inches is an encroach-
Inent a vested right.
The testimony diverse, the one side con-
adjoining property and the other alleging that
S250.OOO
haitian Life Insurance Company, Nos. 64, Go and IS
Broadway The plaintiff in the suit is George
Crocker. who the four-story building. No.
70 Broadway. His contention is that the cornce of
the Manhattan Lifes Building is over his line by
five inches. at height of 300 feet.
The Manhattan Life says that the building does
so far skyward TO do injury to Mr.. Crocker's
property.
Mr.. Crocker demands that the projecting portion
of the building be removed or that he receive pay
for five inches of lower Broadway real estate at
2noId 10 permit the alleged encroachment go
challenged He may, some time in the future he
says want to erect a building as high the
Manhattan Life. In such case, if the ordinary
laws OF construction be followed, he must either
stop when he reaches the troublesome cornice have
It cut OF or narrow his building. He cannot see
any good reason for doing of the three things
and peremptorily demands protection
Justice Lawrence heard all the testimony sub
m1tted and reserved decision.
The case is being closely watched by owners Of
property downtown. 1t is said decision in Mr
Crocker's favor will be followed by MANY other
similar actions. Many of the recently constructed
at great expense which, II is alleged are over the
line from few inches to foot more.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
WEsTcHEsTER ROADS BILL AT ALBANY

Joseph see chairman OF the Good Roads Commit
tee ef the westchester Board Of Supervisors will
head a delegation of Westchester citizens incud-
ing the Supervisors 10 go to Albany TO urge the
Legislature 10 pass the Good Roads bill now before
st. which will enable the county 10 construct two
rnacadamized boulevards through the entire length
of the county. These have been. surveyed
The boulevards planned 10 be Is feet wide
Roth are estimated by the State Engineer to cost
about 100000 The eastern boulevard is planned to
start al Mamaroneck and 70 follow the Bronx Val
lev passing through Scarsdale North Castle, New
Castle. Bedford, Lewisboro and North Salem TO the
Putnam County line. The western boulevard Is 10
pass through the towns of Greenburg Mount
Pleasant Newcastle. Yorktown and Somers TO
Putnam County II fhe bill is passed the State
will pay 30 per cent Of the cost, the county 35 per
cent. while each owner of property benefited will
contribute Is per of the cost Of that part OF
abe road that bounds his property
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
OPPOSE ARGENTINE TREATY.

Middebury, VT, Jan. 24.-The Vermont Merno
Sheep Breeders Association, in annual session. to-
day passed the following resolution:
Whereas. We desire to express in the en-
phatic way possible absolute opposition to the
proposed treaty between the United States and the
Argentine Republic so far as the schedules on
woois and pelts concerned. account Of the
ruinous effects to industry which would nev-
itably follow by the adoption of the proposed
reciprocity treaty: and.
Whereas. The good result OF the present tariff
wool and pelts is just beginning to be felt. and
no good result can be expected from the proposed
reduction OF duty; therefore be II
Resolved, That the Senators and Representatives
from Vermont are requested TO every effort to
defeat any attempt to reduce the duty wool and
pelts proposed by said treaty.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
GRArUITY FUND TRUSTEES STAND FAST
THEY DECIDE TO MAKE NO MOVE UNTIL AD-
vIsED OF THEIR LIABILITY UNDER
THE NEW RULES

President E. T. Barrowes, of the Produce Ex-
change denied yesterday the truth of the report
that three of the five trustees of the Gratuity Fund
had offered their designations and that the others
intended doing later. Mr.. Barrowes declared
that only trustee, G. K. Clark, jr, seemed
anxious to resign, and that all the others still held
their offices. There a meeting of the trustees
in the afternoon, which a protracted one, and
attended by A. E Blackmar, the counsel of
the trustees.
At the close of the meeting Edward c. Rice, one of
the trustees told Tribune reporter that all of the
trustees had decided to make until they
had had the advice of counsel upon their liabilities
under the newly adopted resolutions of the EX
change with regard to the Gratuity Fund.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. JAN. d 1900
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-HORk. WEDNESDAY, JAN.
ARRIVED.
United States transport Buford Martens San Juan
January H. Santiago 90 with II and "a
and furloughed soldiers and civilian employees 10 Tinted
states Quarermaster's Department at the Bar
at 5:i5 -
Steamer Bendo CBr). Howie Hamburg January l with
mdse to Barber Co Arrived at the at 1920 D m
Steamer Tartar Prince CBr) MscFarane. Leshorn Jan
nary J. Genoa and Naples 5. with mdse. II cabin ana
9oo steerage passengers TO 6esser. Arrived the
steamer Massilia CFrl. Jaubert MarseIlles January
15astla and Malaga TO- with mdse ElwelI q Co
Passed in Sandy Hook at 1881 m.
r steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II (Ger) Hogemann Genoa
capin and 346 steerage passengers Oelrichs & Co
arrived AT the Bar at 2:65 D m.
steamer Bueentaur (B0. Irving RanBoon November
~ SaIcutta - Colombo December 8, Cochin Perrin
- Port said 2s Algters January st Mchaels ia
with mdse to Norton Son. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Finance. suketorth Colon January IL with
ndse and l3 passengers Panama Railroad steamshin
Co. Arrived az the Bar at $40 a m
steamer Curltyba (Br). Hoppe, BaTaeoa January 10
eabn passengers TO W Munson Arrived at the Bar
steamer Andes C3rs. Peterson. Cape Hayt January g.
JeereHhe, H., Jacmel Is. Savanna Mar IL. Black
EEtr 10 ana kingston II with mdse to PIN Forwood
helock Arrived at the BAR at 1 a m.
Steamer Trinidad CBr). Fraser Bermuda January %
win mdse ana Us cabin passengers 10 II Outerbridge
a. Co arrived at the Bar AT 1O:3O A m
mdse 10 T Van Sickle - w"
Steamer Comanche Pennnxtor Jacksonville Ianusrv
,s asI SS5[eston % with mdse and passengers to
Steamer Faooochee Bmith Savannah january "a win
udss and passengers 70 Ocean Sd ca
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE OLD GUARD BALL TONIGHT.

Rain shine, the Old Guard ball. which will
take place at the Metropolitan Opera House to-
night. is to be success, for the arrangements
on a most elaborate scale. and the boxes have
been secured by well known in military and
social circles. In the grand military march, led by
Major S. Ellis Briggs, which takes place at mid
night, there will be seem besides the members of
the Old Guard and of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company of Boston, many army officers.
The visiting officers from other States will include
Adjutant-GeneraI Garrett J. Hart, of Wilmington,
Del; Colonel Wendell Bowman, of the 1st Regiment,
Pennsylvania National Guard; Colonel j. II. Sar-
gent New Hampshire National Guard, and Colonel
kiger of Trenton. N j.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
REPORTED CIRCUS COMBINATION.

A dispatch published yesterday said that com
bination of the circus interests in this country
resented by James A. Bailey, the Sells Brothers
and w W. Cole contemplated and wanted
only agreement minor details to be complete.
Mr. Bailey is IN Europe with the Barnum
& Bailey Show, which he controls \ combina-
tion of his interests with those of the Sells
Brothers superluQus at this time, Mr..
paugh & Sells Shows which appeared at the Mad-
his representatives nearly a year ago Mr. Cole
lives in this city, but out of town yesterday,
that Information could be had from him
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
WHAT Is GOING ON

Molineux case before Recorder Goff
Huguenot Society conference, No. 68 Park-ave.,
II q. m.
Conference of savings banks presidents
New-York State Society of Certified Public Ac-
countants Waldorf-Astoria, $50 p.
Election of major of 69th Regiment, armory,
p. m.
Old Guard Ball Metropolitan Opera House
Lecture by DR.. E. o. Hovey, American Museum
Of Natural History, p. m.
Presentation of flag to School No. 165 by Lafayette
Post No. 140 II a. m
Ancient Order of United Workmen entertainment,
Grand Central Palace p.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
WOMAN CAPTURES ALLEGED THIEF.
MAN WHO ACTED sUsP1c1oUsLY IN FIAT
HOUSE ARRESTED AFTER A STRUGGLE

MAN WHO ACTED sUsP1CIoUsLY IN A FLAT
HOUSE ARRESTED AFTER A STRUGGLE
evening for the arrest of a man believed by the
ponce TO be a burglar He was caught in the
hVe story apartment house, No. POP West
Elghty-second-st Mrs. Charles HerdIing who
lives on the top floor, is the heroine of the ad-
venture.
She going out when she passed a rather
good looking man on the Ctairs going up He
carried small box wrapped in paper under his
arm. Mrs. Herdllng was robbed about month
ago. and she promptly challenged the stranger
and demanded his business
Il have package TO deliver" he said and
passed up. Mrs Herdling counted the flights ana
found that the man had gone to the top She
next heard him knocking the door. She called
up up mat there was no one home, but, receiving no
about. ''e went up TO see what the man was
She found him pounding on her door She again
asked MN what he wanted. and he told her he had
package tor the person on the third floor, west.
me ooor There vas no in that apartment
and the man attempted TO go down another flight
box he She Te It and onnd f
empty The man was working his way toward
of the first flight Mrs Herdiins feaFed he ig Would
get away and she boldly seized him and cried
The The man struggled violently and it is alleged
struck Mrs Herdling several blows in the ia ce
but the plucky. woman held to him with a deter
mined grip. Janitor Henry Belden heard her
held him while Mrs Herdling ran for iap poiice tito
man. She found Policeman Bevins, who placed
him from the place Detectives DeeriRg and pag
passed by At their suggestion the fellow was
skeleton keys. a number of watches chains and
rings and other gold and silver articles found
He gave his name as David Wood, twenty-three
@ 9G oSt b 10 bis say waee re ne
The prisoner was taken to Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DINNER OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

The New-York Association of the Alumni Of
Syracuse University will hold its ninth annual
dinner at the Hotel st. Denis. Eleventh-st and
Broadway, tomorrow evening at o'clock
The association at present comprises over one
hundred and seventy-fve members. The president
of the association, Charles Oliver Dewey, principal
OF Public School No "a. Borough Of Brooklyn, will
preside. The speakers will be Chancellor James
r. Day. Professor Albert Leonard, dean OF the
College Of Liberal Arts; John D. Archbold, presi-
dent Of the Board OF Trustees Of the university
Professor George H. Bond the Rev. Arthur Cope
land "a. OF Seneca Falls. N Y, and the Rev. DR.
Maltbie D. Babcock. 79, pastor-elect OF 'he Brick
Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE O.

That year OF successful business has been en-
joyed by the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. of Newark N J.. is shown by the ifty-fft
annual statement OF the company. just issued. The
report shows that the company had a balance of
30l go at the beginning of 1899. and received
during the year 1886 s07 40 for premiums and
l24 % for rents and interest During the Yea
the company paid S4.079549 90 claims for death
So45, 81 IL in enGowments and annultes 81 46O
sS4 81 on surrendered policies 946 27 in divi-
oends. S8T71S3 90 in taxes 81 ,621 4S5 rs in commits
slona, expenses and salaries charged $24i GAG 40 Ia
pfont and loss and had balance OF y67 4o4 Goa Al
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
PocAYTIco HILLS POSTMASTER ON TRIAL.
CHARGED. WITH ANOTHER MAN WITH ASSISTING
IN A GREENGooDs PLOT.

The second trial of John Reedy. postmaster. tele-
graph operator and station agent at Pocantico
Hills, N Y, and George Morris. of this city, who
goods game, was begun yesterday morning before
Judge Thomas. in the Criminal Branch of the
United States Circuit Court. Assistant United
States District Attorney Baldwin appeared for the
Government The taesmen quickly secured
and IN examining the jurors counsel for Reedy said
that Anthony ,Corastock the prosecuting wit
ness for the Government
One OF the witnesses called by the prosecution
John H. Roland, who formerly lived at New
Canaan, Conn. He testified that he received green
goods circulars in November, 1897, and he was in
structed reply the sender of the circulars by
Mr.. Comstock. He carried out the instructions by
sending a message addressed to A. B. Crum
Pocantico Hills y. Y. The witness said he was
related to Mr.. Comstock's wife. How the green
goods men came TO get his was a great mys-
terry TO him, he added
In opening the case for the Government Mr.
Baldwin spoke of the arrest of Morris January
90 1885 in a hotel PCrtchester n. Y, and alleged
that Reedy had aided Norris by delivering tele
though he had been previously warned by the
postal authorities. through Mr.. Comstock, that
greengoods operators were working through his
Office.
testified yesterday We're James w. Stafford, Of
White Plains; G. F. Cooper, of South Boston, Mass
Lucius =. Monroe. telegraph operator at New
Canaan. Conn, and Justin w. Clayton, postmaster
meet the greengOods circulars in any way with
either of. the defendants. did they testify that
they had met Reedy or Morris 1t is said that
expert on handwriting VIII be called by the Gov
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
REPUBLICAN, CLUES LINCOLN DINNER.

The Lincoln Dinner Committee of the Republican
Club yesterday announced the names of the per-
sons who have accepted invitations to speak at the
dinner and the The speakers and the toasts
to which they will respond, announced, will be
follows Congressman Robert q. cousins
Lincoln; Senator Nelson W Aldrich, National
Credit; Attorney-General Griggs, republican
Party" and Senator Thomas H. Carter 'Repub-
hcanism of the Far Vest The committee re-
quests members to send the of their guests
before February g. the table diagrams viii be
made up that day. Tickets sold subsequent to
that date will have special assignment of seat.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE THIRD AVENUE FLOATING DEBT.

1t said yesterday by bankers who arrang-
ing for taking up the ST 100000 floating debt of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company that the details
of the plan would probably be ready for
nouncement within several days. 1t was reported
in Wall Street that of the complications de-
laying the fiancng of the debt has been the fact
that certain large stockholders of the Third Avenue
company have borrowed heavily for the purpose of
taking up their allotments of new stock recently
issued, giving collateral for the loans the new
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev. Royal w. Raymond has relinquished the
pastorate of the Chester Hill Methodist Episcopal
Church. and is now at Saugatuck. Conn. where he
and Mrs. Raymond are living with Mr., Raymond s
father. Poor health is given as the of Mr..
Raymond's retirement. The Rev. Dr. George p.
Mains, agent Of the Methodist Book Concern. who
IS resident Of Chester Hill, is filling the pulpit
until the meeting of the conference.
Thomas Mullen OF Yonkers, drove team of
horses through First-st Tuesday night in such
q reckless manner that he nearly ran down a little
girl. When Detective Lynch attempted 10 arrest
Mullen he struck the officer over the head with his
whip and used abusive language. Yesterday Mullen
was arraigned in the Court of Special Sessions on
folr charges and pleaded guilty. ne added that he
drunk that he Gid not know what he was
doing. "A like YOU said Judge SchatZ, is
too dangerous 10 be AT large. ] will sentence you
10 six months I'm the pententiary and to pay fine
of $50 If il not for the fact that You have a
wife and child would give you six months on each
of the four charges
The young women of the Mount Vernon High
school have organlzed a basketball team. and
pTactise every week Columbia Hall. Miss Mary
Roothe, who used to play with the Hoyoke Mass
college team, is coaching the team.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1S99-19OO.
Under the direction OF Mr.. MAURICE GRAU

Under the direction Of Mr. MAURICE GRAZ.
-o-morrow Evg. 1,45. Double Bill DON
PASQUALE. Nine. Senbrich NM ScottI. Pial-Corsi
Salignac Conductor Manctnelli Followed By CAV
ALLERIA RCSTiCASA- Mines Calve and MantelL Nh
Campanari and DippeL Conductor. Bevtgnani.
Sat. Aft -. at .. TANNHAUSER- Mines Ter
OIitzka and Nordca; NM Van Dyck. BsFtram and
P.anCon. Conductor. Paur.
sat Ev'g % at S, Popular Prices. FAUST.
Mines Emma Earnes aqd Mantelli; NM Saeza. Ocelsr
(Cebut) and PrinEle- ClnductOr. Bevignaui
Sun Evg Jan. IS ~ SIS. Grand Popular Concert
SOlO.SJs: Mines Calve thsr C1ly appearance Sunday
ConcerD and Schumann-!ienlS NM Salignac and Plar
together Met Cp. Orchestra Con-
ducoT. Paur. Special prices for Concert T5c 500
$50 and $500 General admission.
Mon Evg. Jan ~. al :. LIE NOZZE DI FIGARO.
Nmss. Eamss, De Iussan and Sernbrich: NM Ed Do
Reszke. Pini-COrsi and Canpanari- Conductor Man
Cneln
Wed. Ev'g Jan. 81. 7:tj. DIE WAIsECRE. Mines
Gadski Schumann- Heink Ternina; NM. Van Dyos
Pringle and BsrrraTn- Conductor, Paur.
Ev'g. Feb. p T:3O DIE MEISTERSINGER.
Mines. Emma Eames and SChumann-H Hsink- NM Van
ROOy. Bertram. Friedrchs. Breuer and DippeL Con
ductOr Paur.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Thurs Aft, Feb. $ at 2 Extra Matinee OF CARMEN.
Mines. Caiv& and Suzanne Adams; Mn. Salsza and
PiGncon Conductor Bevtgnani
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
LUMBER TRADE ASSOCIATIONS DINNER.

The annual dinner Of the New-York Lumber
Trade Association was held in the Astor Gallery
of the Waldorf-Astoria last night. Charles L.
Adams, president of the association was toastmas-
ter. In keeping with the usual custom of the as
sociation there were no set speeches. A musical
and vaudeville programme was enjoyed
The guests were John n. Scatcherd president of
the National Wholesale Lumber Dealers Associa-
tion and president of the Pan-American Exposi-
ton; John =. Leo and PendennIs White
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
NETWORK CITY.

Ossian H. Lang will give an informal talk
Living Educational Leaders Of America" under
the auspices of the New-York Society OF Pedagogy
the Normal College, at p. NJ. to-day.
A series of conferences under the auspices of the
Huguenot Society of America will begin at II a, m
to-day at the home of James Stokes No. 6S Park
Subsequent meetings will be held success
sive Thursdays at various houses. L. Bosse will
give lectures in French on The Huguenots" at all
of the series.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-C Colonel A. c. Tyler. of New-Lon-
don. FIFTH AVENUE -EX-Congressman William
Whiting, of Massachusetts HOFFMAN-Iieu-
tenant-Colonel ]. Vannorsky, of ST. Petersburg
HOLLAND-H. NJ Hanna jr.. of Cleveland, and
Colonel Samuel p Colt, of Providence. MAN
HATTAN-H. H. Westinghouse Of Pittsburg
MURRAY HILI-H. Stanley Knight, of New
Haven NETHERLAND-Penden White, of
Buffalo SAVOY-F. H. Kind, of Pittsburg.
WALDORF-John Hays Hammond, of London, and
ex-Congressnan L. D. Apsley, of Massachusetts,.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
SING SING.

At q meeting Of the Sing Sing village trustees en-
Tuesday evening a special election was ordered to
be held Monday, February 5. to vote on the prop
osition to raise s. 900 by special tax put fire
alar n system in the village This call is issued
the result Of a meeting of a large number of tax
payers who are desirOus of having fire alarm
system introduced
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Scotch residents of Rochelle are to give
dinner tonight IN Metropolitan Hall IN COM
memorat!on Of the anniversary of Robert Burns
Toasts will be responded to by joseph T. Brown
w. Chalmers. r. J. Thomson Thomas Ainley, s.
Hepburn. j. Mclean and others after which there
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
EX-POLICE JUSTICE WHITEg FUNERAL.

The funeral of ex-Police Justice Andrew J, White
will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at All Saints
Roman Catholic Church. In hundred -and-twen-
ty-ninth-st. and Madison-aVe. Delegations from the
DEMOCRATIC. Manhattan and Sycamore clubs the
Eriendiy sons OF 81. Patrick and the Tammany
District will attend
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
YONKERS.

1t is the intention to lay out and improve WASH
1ngton and Grant Parks. recently acquired by the
city, and for this purpose tic Park Commission
ers have announced that four prizes will be offered
by the city COR the best of plans for the land
scape gardening The prizes are: Washington
Park, $3.50 and $50 and Grant Park, $500 and $lOO
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
RYE.

The Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. of westchester
County. will hold conference in Christ Church,
Rye on Sunday afternoon and evening. The after
noon session Will be conducted by Silas McBee.
second vice-president of the Brotherhood of St
Andrew and win begin at 4:30 o'clock In the even
a 7sS0 o'clock viii be preached 10y
the Rev d. Parker Morgan. rector of the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest. New-York City. The young
women of the parish will serve refreshments in the
intermssion between the afternoon and evening
sessions.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:l6 Sunset 500 Moon rises o3 age
HIGH WATER.
AM.sandy Hook I:49 Gov. Island 221 He'll Gate 41O
PM.-Sandy Hook 1:43 Gov. 2:14 He'll Gate 403
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

on January l. 1900. The assets OF the cUmpan!
January l. 1900 stated to be $69, 1917 q
and the liabilities, including the reserve fund, S64
$40, TO7 "a, showing q surplus of $4,579O1O 04.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAME
FOREIGN PORTS.


IIverpool Jan 2t-sailed steamer Lackawanna CBr).
Southampton Jan 24-Arrived steamers ST Paul Jami-
son, New-iork tpassed Hurst Castle M; January
.. Snowflake (Br). Norwood New-York for London;
January "a. sailed. steamer (Ger), Mirow
from Bremen for New-York.
Knssle, Jan 24-Passed, steamer Maskelyns C5eg).
Russell. New-York for Manchester.
Manchester Jan 23-Aryived steamer Baron Cawdor
(Brl. Sutherland. New-YorN.
Swansea, Jan 2S-Salled, steamer Chicago City Csr)
Lewis. New-Yorh
Newcastle, Jan 22-Arrived. Marenro CRrN
Bingham, New-York. N''
Plymouth Jan %. ur-SaTed. steamer Patricia
Ger, Leithauser, from Hamburg for New-York.
Scilly, Jan "a. $3.50 m-Passed PauI
Jamison, New York for Southampton.
Lizard Jan 2t-Passed. steamer European (Brl BERTHE
New-York for London.
Nordenhamn. Jan 24-Arrived. steamer August KorfY
Ger. Wischausen. New-York.
Porman, Jan l9-Saled. steamer Ioven CBr) Stiles
New-York - -
Rotterdam. Jan 2s-sared steamer Helios CGer, JAMS
son. New-YoTk ~
Paullae Jan 2i--saed. steamer Fournei CFr) Dupont
New-York " ~f'N'
81 Mlchaels Jan 24-Arrved. steamer Borderer orr,
Hay. New-York Lisbon F'
Gibraltar. Jan 24-Passed. Torxezto AUST,
suttoTa. MessnR New-York; Trojan Prince ma
Easleton. Naples for New-York.
New-York. -T' N'''9
Trieste. Jan 2O-Arrived. Pawnee CTsr, Cart
wright, New-York
-, Bombay Jan .4-Arrived previously. steamer Orwell
Ci3rl, Glib, New-York.
Calcutta, Jan 2l-safed, Clumberhau CF,r, for
Buenos Ayres Jan 2S--Arrved. steamer valstta Csr,
Tnompson New-York, via 81 Lucia -
ouAyaquu. 21-Arrived. steamer Queen AfsrxArwx
csrh CurTts. Nsw-Eo<k. via curonsl
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
Announcements.

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Perfect in every detail.