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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
BUSY MEETING 0F .
BOARD 0F TRADE
Arrangements for The
Maritime Congress.
URGES ALL 70 DECORATE
Many Very Encouraging Letters
We're Received From All
Over the Country.

The board of trade held an interest.
Ing meeting yesterday the object of the
same being to receive reports and dis.
cuss plans for the Maritime Congress.
Many letters from prominent men in
all parts Of the country were read and
from these there Is no doubt but that a
larger number OF delegates will attend
than was at first expected.
The board of trade request the people
to decorate their places Of business
with flags, bunting, etc.
Everything for the congress is now in
good shape.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
WILL BE ELECTED.
Senator Quay Has Secured the Vote He
Needed in Pennsylvania.
L. c. BODET, Clerk

Waynesboro, Pa, Jan. 4.-Bepjamin
F. Wiley, one Of the Republican rep
resentatives of Franklin county,
Pennsylvania, admits that he will cast
his vote for Mr.. Quay for United
States senator Jan. 10. The Quay
leaders claim that the accession OF
Welty gives them the 127 votes neces
sary to elect.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
be denied, Respectfully submitted.
Yo re- truly,
\ d. w Krauss,
j W. Rloodworth.
Committee ON Taxes and RevenHes-
81 RESOLUTIONS.
Bg Alderman Krauss,

Bg Alderman Krauss.
Be j., and Il is hereby resolved by the
mayor and aid rntn OF tEe city OF
Brunswick, Ia council assembled, that
the street force at orce and wi tou' de-
lay 30 drain the street at the corner of
Mansfield and Carpenter streets, be so
repaired as to properly and thoroughly
drain said street for the benefit Of the
school children and other pedestrians
Adopted.
By Aldermen Mason.
Resolved by the mayor and alder
men of the city Of Brunswick in coun-
Gil assembled, that the r, gular meetings
of this body be and the same are here
by changed from every Thursday night
at 7.30, to every week day at II O'Clock
noon. Adopted.
By Alderman Mason.
Resolved by the mayor and alder
men of the city OF Brunswick in coun-
Gil assembled that the sum of 5000 be
paid to L. c, Bodet in payment for ex-
ira services rendered the city in verify
ing the account of Ex>Treasurer II. e.
Harvey. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
On first reading the following.
An ordinance granting the right of
way to the Brunswick and Birming-
ham railway, through Cochran avenue,
An ordinance to approve ard adopt
and make of force the code OF ordinance
prepared by Owens Johpson
Adjourned,
L.C. BODET, Clerk.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
BOOM IN ALABAMA A.
New Machine Works Will be Started
by Tennessee Capitalists.

Decatur, Ala, Jan. 4-Nashville
capitalists have purchased tho Ala
bama Machine Works for $4,000. The
plant will be enlarged and converted
into \ manufacturing establishment
giving employment to a large force.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
A NEGRO ASSASSINATED In
CAMPBELL COUNTY, GEORGIA

Atlahta, Jan. 4. "A special to The
News from FaIrburn, Ga, says Sterl
ing Thompson, q we'll known and
highly respected negro was asstssinat-
ed at his home. about ten miles from
that place, last night. About ten days
ago the negro received notice TO leave
the country, but paid no attention to
the notice. Last night a party Of
-.
mG~-Sa men called on him and de-
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
61 FILL mos CAPTURED.

Washington, Jan. 4,-Admi'al Remey
cables the war department that the
AM rican troops captured 81 Filipinos
in an engagement at Cavl,e Viejo, on
the third.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
CLUB 10 FIGHT
FOR DEMOCRACY

New York, Jan, 4-Grover Cleye>
land, David B. Hill, Daniel S. Lamont,
William F. Sheehan, William q.
Whitney, Jacob A. Csnter, and other
democratic, are, it is announced, to be-
come members of the SamuelJ. Tilden
club, with headquarters at Broadway
and Seventy second streets, articles Of
incorporation for which have just been
signed by Justice Leventritt IN the
Supreme court,
The club. as declared by those who
are promoting its interests, is to be
the pioneer In the movement suggested
by Grover Cleveland for the reorgani-
cation of democracy, and to promul>
gate democratic principles throughout
the United States. 1t is to be nation
al as we'll az a state and local institu>
tion, and will seek to have nomi o at ed
for Office only Simon pure democrats,
running on 'old fashioned democratic
platforms.
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To the Honorable Mayor and Council
Gent1emen-Your sanding commit
tee on sanitation to which was referred
the petition of J. G. Harvey, its sub
iect being sewerage connections on New
Town lot No, 1879, beg TO report that 1t
deems it not advisable, being In viola
tion of the ordinance, to grant the
petition. Respectfully submitted.
Yorrs truly,
w. M, Tupper.
To the Honorable Mayor aud Council
Gentlomen-Your standing commit
tee on taxes and revenues to which was
referred the petition of W. c. Ames,
agent, it3 subject being payment Of
taxes, etc, beg to make the folio wing
report upon same. There is no real
merit in the petition as first half oil
years taxes was entirely paid at rate Of
Ia per cent instead OF 40 per cent
! We therefore recommend that petition
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
COUNCIL HELD A BUSY
MEETING YESTERDAY
B. and B. Right Of Way
Is Granted.

by conncil, and that the same be
printed in book form, properly bound
in sheep, or other coed substantial
binding.
Respectfully sub nitted,
D. w. Krauss, Chm'n,
f. H. Mason, Special Com.
Brunswick, Ga :. Jan. 3, 1901.
Hon. Mayor and Council of the City
of Bruins wick:
Gentlemen Your Standing Com
nittee oA Taxes and Revenues, to
which was referred the petition of Il.
M, Turner, asking that he be relieved
fom payment of license tax for 1900,
beg to make the following report on
the same:
Your committee finds that Mr.. Tur-
ner is not an ex-Confederate soldier,
and that he cannot legally be relieved
from payment of the regular llcenss
tax. 1t, therefore, recommends that
his petition be declined and refused.
d. W. Krauss,
]. II. Bloodworth,
Com. on Taxes and Revenues.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan, 3, 1901.
Hon. Mayor and Council of the City Of
Brunswick
Gentlemen Standing Com
mittee, to which was referred the petit
tioD of Mrs. Minnie Gam, with refer
enoe to the redemption by her of
certain tract of land from the city,
known as the "Moore tract" upon
payment of certain sums of money, as
in said petition specified, beg to make
the following report on same:
While your committee cannot agree
with the petitioner that the city's title
to the property in question is not
good, yet, it bas been the policy of the
present city administration to allow
citizsnS to get back their property
which had been, through oversight on
the part of such citizens, sold for
tRxes, upon payment of proper charges
of taxes to the city. And your commit
mlttee would recommend that, upon
the payment of sll taxes due to the
city for the several years as named in
the petition, with legal interest thers-
on, and of all monies that the city may
have expended in the purchase eff the
tract Of land in question by the city in
1897, the city quit-claim all title it
might have in the tract Of land in
question; SAID payment to be mad,
however, in a reasonable time, and u
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
1900 FIRE Loss In TIE
United STATES Is VERY HEAVY

New York, Jan. 4.-The Journal of
Com merce prints the follo wing:
Sire underwriters suff cred terribly
during 1899. The aggregate fire loss
Of the United States and Canada du-
ring the year just closed, as compiled
from carefully kept records, was SlG3,>
3e2, ,25O. The great increase over 1899
and 1898 is shown in the following ta-
bic giving the losses:
JAnuary.."".......,.....'. ...$ ii, 100 ,3UO
February. y................... l5,427 ,UOO
March. ....a.. ...................... l3,349 200
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
MINISTER WHITE HONORED.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-Mr. White, the
United States ambassador, was elected
q member Of the Berlin Society OF
Sciences.
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manded to know why he had not gone.
The negro promised to 20 at once u
allowed, but the mob refused, and,
breaking down the door, shot him to
death; also shooting his son. The
coroner has gone to the scene Of tho
crime to hold an inquest. Tho oitizens
condemn the crime and q reward will
be offered.
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later than thirty days from this date.
Respectfully submitted,
D. w. Krauss,
J, M. Bloodworth,
Com. on Taxes anc Revenues
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. s, 1901.
Hon. Mayor and Council of the City
of Brunswick-
Gentlemen Your Standing Com
mittee on Taxes and Revenues, TO
which was referred the petition of
Mrs. Bertha Nathan, alleged payment
of taxes upon alleged improvements ts
on the N. W. one sixth of Towns
Commons lot. No. 81, between Wolf
and Albany streets; and requesting
the city to refund to her the sums paid
by her for such alleged improvements
on said portion Of said lot, on the plea
that no improvements have, in fact,
ever existed on said portion of said lot,
beg to make the following report on
same:
The averments in petition are true.
The mistake, evidently, was made by
the tax assessors, and inssmuoh as
there are no improvement on said
portion OF said lot, nor have there been,
you committee would recommend that
the clerk make out voucher in favor
of Mrs. Nathan for the amount paid
by her to the city for taxes on such al
legged improvements on said portion Of
said lot; as the city never had any
right to tax for Improvements on
property which did not in fact exist.
Respectfully submitted,
D. W. Krsuss,
]. NJ. Bloodworth,
Com. on Taxes and Revenues.
Brunswiok, Ga, Jan. 3, 1901.
Hon. Mayor and Council OF the City of
Brlnswiok-
Gentlemen Your Standing Com
mittee on, Taxes and Revenues, to
whIoh was referred the petition OF
Mrs. N. c. Minehan, praying pay meut
to her by the city OF the sum Of $500
for taxes exacted improperly of her
upon improvements upon property as
in her petition stated, which improve.
ments had no existence as a matter of
fact, beg to make the following report
upon ssme:
The tax assessors evidently, through
oversight, assessed improvement on
the lot in question. No improvements
existed in fact on the lot in question,
from investigation OF your committee
as we'll as that Of the city eurveryor;
the city had no right to charge petit
tioner tsxes for such improvements,
and we recommend that the sum Of
So 60 be paid by the city to the peti.
TONER.
Respectfully submitted,
d. W. Krauss,
]. N, Bloodworth,
Com. on Taxes and Bevenues.
Jan 8, 1901.
Hon. Mayor and Council of the City
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
AT THE GRAND.

"Secret Service" Deafening Tocsir
OF War Says TIMES CALL Critic
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05

Gillette's drama in four acts entitled
"Seoret Ssrvlce," was presented Las
night to a small house. The play al
il unfolds itself reveals thrilling ant
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
TREATY PRES EN- TED.

TREATY PRES EN- TED.
L1udon, Jan 4. The Hay Pauncefote
treaty was presented to MARQUIS Lans-
dJwGe 20 lay by Ambassador Choate.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05

Jan 3, 1901.
Hon. Mayor and Council of the City
ri Brunswick, Ga
GeTtI 3L en-Y ur committee on tax
es acd revenues to wriGh wa referred
the pc ition of -. III D. reAux, pray
ing that h tax execution ,ainst him is
sued in 1895 be cane lied upon the
ground that the property for which
tax execution was is, ued 10 cover, be-
ing Interest In the tug Iuca had already
been returned for taxes and taxes paid
by the president of the stock company
owning the boat, beg to make the fol;
lowing report on same: We find the
averments In the petition to be true
and we recommend that the clerk
mark said execution as void and can
celled.
Respectfully submitted.
D. W. K'auss,
j. NJ. Bio 5dwo.th,
Committee on Taxes and Revenues.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05
NEW CITY CODE
WAS ADOPTED
TO Meet At Noon Daily
Now.
MANY COMMITTEES REPORT
Council Gives Mr.. Bodet $2Qn'~FOr
the InvestigstinsrTf the
iits az
n tns5urers Books.

Council met in regular session yes
tsrday, and the following is tbs fficial
report of the same:
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 4, 1901.
Present: Hon. Dean D. Atkinson,
mayor, and Aldermen Mason, Krauss,
Upper, Bloodworth and Thomas.
Absent: Aldermen Briesenick and
Abrams.
Minutes of previous meeting wa.a
read and confirmed.
PETITION
From q. s. Lee. ct. al, asking that
the Brunswick 6 Birmingham railway
be not allowed to run through Lee
street, received.
REPORTS.
The following were read and adopted: !:
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 8, 1901.
Messrs. Mayor and Council Of the City
of Brunswick
Gentlemen: Your special committee
20 ,.h;oh ,raa ,oFo..od ~, .od, - io me
and ordinances, as have been codifisd
BY Owens johnson, attorney -ai-law,
under contract with the city, beg leave
to make the following report on same.
We file with the Clerk of Council the
said code Of laws and ordinances of
force in the city, and we would recom>
mend the passage of an ordinance
adopting the code as thus prepared
and submitted to your committee.
The work as done by Mr.. johnson
has been performed in lawysr-like
and painstaking manner. We regard
the work as we'll done, aud we recon-
mend that the coda of laws for the city
- thus prepared and submitted to your
committee, be accepted and adopted
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-01-05

Continued on Fourth Page.)
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sur-is. 721 Sunset z:3s Moon -IMoon's az. 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-ssndy Hook s:I7 Gov. Island 3.4s Hell Gate e:ss
FM.-Sandy Hook 5:35 Gov. Island s.o7 Hell 535s
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
BOUGHT BY 4 SYNDICATE.
EDWARD F sEARLEs THOUGHT TO BE
INTERESTED IN BROADWAY TABER-
NACLE PURCHASE.

William Shillaber jr- director Of the Wash
ington Building Company. owners of the Wash
ington Building, No. 1 Broadway, was the per-
son who signed the contract TO purchase the
Broadway Tabernacle property at the northeast
corner Of Thirty-fourth-st and Sixth-ave. and
the houses, Nos. IS and 20 West Thirty-fifth-st-,
owned by James c. Parrish. The sale. which
was made by Herbert A. Sherman, was reported
yesterday in The Tribune. together with the
announcement that twenty-story hotel would
be built on the premises. II was generally
thought yesterday that Edward F. Searles, who
married Mrs. Mark Hopkins, and who is the
president Of the Washington Building Company.
was financially interested in the purchase
Mr.. ShiIlaber was seen yesterday by a Trib-
une reporter to whom he said that a syndicate
had bought the Broadway Tabernacle property
snd the parish holdings Il contributed large
share of the money which bought the proper
ties he added. 1t is true that syndicate is
the purchaser / am member of the syndicate,
but the names OF the other members l must
Oeciine 10 Iiahs Pupic NV CoiiIIot eoS
whether of not MIR. Edward F. Searles is in any
way connected with the syndicate. The fact that
Mr.. Searles is president Of The Washington
Building Company, which owns the Washington
Building. and of which / director, may
lead you 10 infer that Mr.. Searles is identified
with the Broadway Tabernacle project He may
be and ne may not be in any way interested
in il
1t seems to me that the hotel and theatre
o.
Thirty-fourth-s and Broadway, just as the
financial centre Of the city will always be in OF
near Wall-st. Other sections Of the city may
be greatly improved, but they VIII not cause
considerable change in these centres. They are,
in nv opinion fixed centres
The announcement that the purchase price of
the Broadway Tabernacle and the parish prop
critics was about S1.5n0.o00 is correct.
William Ives W6shbdrn, who, with Cornelius
n Bliss represented the Broadway Tabernacle
Church and Society n the transaction, said
about the deal:
The church once owned the entire block front
on the east side Of SiXth-ave between Thirty
fourth and Thirty-ffth SITS. In 1851 it bought
eight lots AT Thirty -four1h-st. and Sixth-ave.
all Of which had frontages on the avenue, for
S62 800 and two lots in Thirty-fourth-st. for
Sl6.0l0. The total sum of these purchases was
SIS 500. L sold the north part of this site In
the same year for $4,000 In 1870 the church
paid an assessment of S1S.500 for the widening
of Broadway. The floating debt OF the church
was wiped out some months ago. There
mortgage of $4,000 on the Tabernacle prop
erty.
Il do not care 10 give an opinion about the
proba bic section IN which the church may build
its new home. 1 do not know the views Of the
majority of the members Of the congregation.
This important question win be decided In due
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF w-YoRK-FRIDAY. DECEMBER, 90 1901
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

an3 sqsansea 8 with ndse passenger to James
A CO Afsa a & the sf4Ta Glasgow
g9 %ds 90 90 cabin rea app al ~ the BaT at m e
p,rrereister Ger. Thaprich, Shields
December s. in ballast Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the
2 with ndse 0 Funch. Ddye & Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Barbarossa CGe) Mentz, Bremen December
Cherbourg 10 with rdse G caoln ato h 300 S ~ Io 81
BasssPEsFs @ 9s;n to oslF''H' 60 arrived At 's ' -
NAPLES peees nsaDeers to % James Ewel Co
steamer ' sc Ger Baehmann Genoa Dscem6sF 20
the Hamburg-American Line. Arrived at the Bar at
Ms n M,cgss . as and 9PsFfS % 10
passengers Hagemeyer & Brunn Arrived at the Bar
al steamer tear Amazonense dr Hughes manaos November
cabin passengers Booth Co. Arrived at the bar al
Steamer Snowflake oBr, Hopgood, Penarth December
: in ballast c T Bowring & Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Abis cTsoferseR& Mat Ms,anzas =, December cen e,
Steamer M Bsperanza Rogers Vera Cruz December -
James Ward Co Arrived S at The %as RsF and al 2oTo m
with passengefs to the Old Dominion IS Co
wilmington \ c IL. with mdse William Clyde & Co
% tPe ReM AND porto Rico ss Co
Steamer Goldsboro. Geoghegan. Philadelphia with rndse
Ped ssyaRnqh m e3o DsosmesF be- Is and
SandH iTi Hook \ J. Dec 10 $50 m-wnd northeast,
fresh breeze fair hazy off shore
SAILED
Steamers Coleridge tBrl. Pernambuco. Hamilton
Norfolk and Newport News MoGu (BrD. Newcastle Eng
LAND Charleston and jacksonville; Santiago
Tap!co: (BrI Shanghai; Benefactor Phtladel
Buena.entura. Newport News: Oneida Providence
Sid-s CBr) Norfolk Boston City tBr).
Bristol BeIlagSo Ger Pernambuco Ethelwold tBr)
Port Antonio: Osborne (8r). Adelaide. etc; Colorado
Brunswick.- Tallahassee, savannah Camperdown t3r),
Tampicof
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Tar C2rl. Thomp-
SON. New-York via Queenstown.
Liverpool. Ie-Arrived. steamer Georgian tBrl,
Parker NeW-York-
Lizard Dec eo-Passed CRes) Niokes
Antwerp
Queenstown Dec 20. u-ArTived steamer Lucania
CBrl. Mckay. New-York for Liverpool Cand r<o-
ceeded).
Dunnet Head Dec 20-Psssed. steamer Hekla DAM
Hoist New-York for Christisnsand Copenhagep.
Hull. 2o-Saled. Ohio (Br). Branton. New
York.
Plymouth. %. a m-Arrived steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Hogenlann, New-York for
Cherbours and Bremen (Rnd proceeded
Sciiiy 3APassed. steamers Appalacheo
New-York for London; Chesapeake (3rt. Whyte.
Nev-York for London.
Rotterdam. Dec 20, 10 m-Saied, Ryndam
CDutch). Bonier. New-York
Hamburg. Dec 2-Arrived. steamer Paula lGesj EIett-
i
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

Cherbourg Dec 20. m-Arrived. Kaiser vii
helm der Crosse Ger. Hosemann, New-Yorls via
Plymouth for Bremen tand proceeded.
HaWe, Dec 20, m-Arrived. steamer LAquitane
tF>r), Poncelet NeW-York
NapIss, DEC az I m-satled steamer Trave Ger.
Neyer from Genoa for Gibraltar and York
Ponta Ferrarta Dec 20-Passed. Moryeu Cfsr,
- Norrie, New-York for Yokohama, ~
singapore, Dec 1Arrived, previously.
Castle tSr) Watson New-York and Norfolk for
- Michaes Dec 2oArrived steamer Morven CBro Nor
RE f>ew-fork for Port Arthur Hiogo Yokohama etc
Bermuda. Dec 2o-Saiied steamer Pretoria 1FsrC NJ
KenZe. New-york 49, -nS
Santos, Dec 1s-Sailed.
York - - - -'eN-
Sdn Juan. Dec IL, 3 p nl-Arrived, steamer
Hooariek Neg-York for EAnAznAla-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
Announcement.

When the hair is thin and gray, PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM renews the growth color.
GREVES OINTMENT makes healthy skin Soc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
WHAT 7s GOING ON TO-DAY.


Tooz sbo-v Madison Square Garden
z-,h,br;gn Of rrrts Camera Club. NO s west i"e1''
rIrrh-xt 10 a T. m. ; 10 j" p IL
-. -.-, Se-,-,ca Commission Hotel Manhattan, morn
ing. .- ~.
s1eake- Art Rooms. Academy Of Music, evening
Dinner for Secretary Gage, Metropolitan Club evening"
To-az Club dinner fer Justice O'Brien, evening
Thinner for Baron Won Holleben. German Arnoassaoor
C,ermana Club. Brooklyn evening
7,t-,er 20, Charles " Mead Grand Master OF Masons
Aurora C5rata Club, Brooklyn. evening.
Annual dinner of the Camera Club Ne"-3ork Athletic
Club. =.
,t. ~ former residents Of Cayuga Club. No 30 Eas.
Fifty-seventh-st-. evening
Swimming races at Nev-York Athletic Club.
Games of the City College sth Regiment ArTnory even
Democratic Congress Convention District. Hickory
Club house Hudson-st-. 5 2 m
Republican convention nominate candidate for Con-
gress With District. evening
Shakespeare Club meeting Studio No e15. Carnegie
Building. D. m
Free popular concert Bethany Congregational Church,
Tenrh-ave. Thirty -ffth-st S:15 P. m.
Peoples lecture by c F Lave The Moral
Value OF History Cooper Union, s 2. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

Poke effect in Collars.
sEWANEE- z & W. sYOSSET.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE f1Olhi10
ALREMARLE-Professor Palmer e hickettS' "a
Troy FIFTH AVENUE-Congressman Galusha a
80 a. pe,nsy-l1ania: Senator George F. Hoar, OF
Massachusetts,: Congressman Serene E. Payne oI
Auburn C5II.sEY-Dr. Carlyle Pope. OF Cleveland
r5Autenant Colonel W. NJ Kirby. OF MAJOR Seh-
ersI Roes staff, X. G. N Y GhANb-Captalh a. a.
= Belentlne. L. s. A GRAND C-NIo-N- @ ca,
I,-t,..,,o, of 7r1,skegee Ala HOLI4AND-Clin-
ron Rogers woodruff, of Philadelphia 1MPERlAI1
-Judee A Underwood, of Montana MAMMAL
TAN-Coneressman ]. S. Sherman. OF Utlca; A. u
Palmer, Civil Service Commissioned OF Co[nlhs @
ce,-srd Y Coffin of Middletown, Conn; Ihomas
Sc ne og5ensHrrg: ]. Newton Fiero, Of Albany
,ITrRRAY HIII-The Rev. G. Campbell Morgan OF
Fss1 Mortified, Mass. NAVARRE-Captaln A j.
1ao,r1ev. L. s A VICTORIAN. A. Sutherland OF
Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY. .
Mails Vessel sails.
Atlas. $50 a m I-'cp III
Amsterdam Rotterdam. Hol-An. 1;3o a m looo d m
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
NEM-YORK CITY.

The Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin, Lafayette
Place and Great Jones-st-. viii on Christmas Day
give dinner 70 the poor as has been its custom
for many years past Contributions are solicited,
and will be received al the above address
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
PHu.nELPHEs EXHIBITION.

Dogs. Cats, Pigeons, Poultry. Pet stock, etc.
he shown in the City of BrO1hPTIy Love
next week. in tO-mO OFrOyy's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
WOMAN PICKET CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

A POLICEMAN PREVENTS FURTHER TROUBLE
BETWEEN WOMEN STRIKERS AND THOSE
WHO TOOK THEIR PLACES
Julia Cohen nineteen years old OF No. "a Forsyth
st. formerly an operator with Citron Brothers,
manufacturers OF waists and dresses Nos. l. 5
and Bond-st-. locked up last night on the
charge Of assault.
About fifty of the two hundred women employees
Of the firm went on strike for more money about
ten days ago. Some women worked overtime last
night and left the store about p. Jessie Wein-
traub alleges that Julia Conen. who was picket
struck her, after calling her "scab' A crowd of
striking women and those who in their places
gathered and a general fight seemed Imminent
Policeman Lewis came up and separated the women
and arrested the Cohen girl.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
Amusemenls-
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1oO1-18O2.

GRAND OPERA SEASON 1oOI-18O2.
Under the Direction of MIR: MAURICE GRAU.
Opening Night. Monday. December 23rd, at 6.
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE In Germany.
Ternina Schumann- -Heink; Van Dyck. Bispham
Ed. Reszke Conductor. Damrosch.
Wednesday Ev'g. December % at s-RoMEo EFT
JUIIETTE Emma Eames. Bridewell; Alvarez Journet,
Bars Decery Gilbert. Ed de Reszke Conductor F1on
sIVIGLIA. Sembrch salignac, Campanari. Tavecchia
Ed. Reszke. Conductor. Sepplli.
Sat. aft, Dec. %. at 2-ROMEO EFT JULIETTE
sibyl sanderson. Bridewel: Alvarez Gilbert Bars
Declery, Dufriche Ed. Reszke. Conductor, Flon
WEBER PIANOS USED.