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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
BARGAIN SALE.

In moving from Marion we are called
upon TO soll such things as chairs,
rockers, library cases, secretary desk
house and kitchen tables, wardrobes,
one set Of fine oak furniture, two sets
Of old rosewood furniture, marble top
dressers, bebsteads. lounge, cot, in
yalids' chair. wheelbarrow. etc.
Call upon US and get prices. Private
sales now on.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHAs. EVANS.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
CIRCUIT Cd
TO CONVEE
FAITH IN YOURSELF.
i Absolutely Necessary ~ You De-
come Success,

kf come n success.
What would you think Of young
III, ambitious 10 become lawyer.
20 should surround himself with a
kdicnl atmosphere aud spend his time
hdng medical booksf DO you think
d would ever become n great lawyer
NJ following such u cOurSei No. he
q Nust put himself into law atmos.
n crc. where he can absorb II aud he
lcepcd In II untll he ~ nttuned Ia the
lgal note. He must be- grated into
pc legal tree 80 that Ice can feel It's
lp circulating through him.
I How long would II take young man
b become successful who puts himself
lito an atmosphere Of failure and re-.
hnlns IN II until he Is soaked 10 sntura-
Ion with the !doaI How long would
I take n man who dcpreciatcs himself.
Ialks Of failure thinks OF failure. walks
Ike a failure aud dresses like failure.
who Is always complaining Of the In.
surmouniahlc difficulties IN his way.
and whose every step Is on the road
10 failure bow long would II take him
20 arrive NJ the success gonli Would
any one believe In him or expect him
10 VIM
The majority of failures began TO de
teriorate by douhting or dcprcclnting
themselves. or 10y losing confidence In
their own ability The moment you
hnrhor Doubt aud bcrln 20 lose faith
In yourself you cnpltulntr 10 the enemy.
Every time sou acknowledge weak
ness. ineficicncy or lack ~ ability
you weaken your self confidence. and
that IL 20 undermine the very foundn.
ton n MI achievements.
80 long ~ you carry around n fail
ure atmosphere aud rndinte doubt aud
discoungcmrnt you will be- failure
Turn about face. cut on M the cur.
rents Of failure thoughts. ~ dlscourag
81 thoughts lsoldly face your goal
with stout heart and determined en-
dcavor aud you viii md that thing.
Will change for YOU; but you must se,
n new world hcforc you eau live n
u. II u 90 what you see. 10 what yot
believe To what you struggle inrcs
sanity 90 attain that you viii approx
mate Orson SWEET Mnricn Ia Sue
crss Magazine.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
Tobacco.

The government reports Ter Ken
lucky indicate that the transplanting
u the tobacco crop Is about completed.
In the main the plants look healthy and
promising and are making good growth.
Cut worms are SIN damaging. but no,
seriously. The acreage will be large
except In some counties In the western
part Of the State and near the Ohio
river. where. for various reasons. III,
crop has been curtailcd.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
kentucky Patents.

Granted this week. Reported by c.
A. lSnow & Co., Patent Attorneys,
Washington. ID. G.
William J.. Baker, Newport. carriage
top frame joint. Ode NJ. Seibert, Hart
ford. bcyel square.
For copy Of any Of above patents
sends ten cents in postage stamps with
date Of this paper to c. A. Snow & Co.,
Washington. y. G.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

A story Illustrating Ruskin's within.
si-ality was siyru un he authority u
frisui ~ Tho Frvut writer "onr
mssnius b. NOTES. as We vvtr cpm'
ins ou, " rbspgl h. sai 10 vs.. = oush,
M, 10 have r,nic to chapsl this Morn
Inc W. asked him In some asionlsh'
mcnt why. Tie SAIL 7 am golne to
write a critiquc on - picture IN The
academy aud want 10 tc In a perfect
Is dlabolical temper
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

WANTED By Chicago manufaciur.
ing house. person Of trustvorthincss
and somewhat familiar with local tern.
TORY a. assistant In branch Office. Sal.
AIRY SIS. paid weekly. Permanent posi-
ton. No investment required Bust
ness established. Previous experience
not essential 10 engaging, Address
Manager branches. ~ Dearborn ST.,
Chicago, ie-6'
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
No Secret About II.

Its no secret that for Cuts. Burns,
Ulccrs. Fever Sores. Sore Eyes, Boils.
etc, nothing Is 80 effective a. Buck.
lens Amica Salyc. 1T didn't take
long 10 cure bad sore ] had, and u Is
all o. X. Tor sore eyes. writes d. l..
Gregory. o. Hope. Tex. PC at Haynes
a Taylor's drug store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
SIRLYED.

Strayed from Geo W. stones pas
turc on Crooked creek. near bridge On
Salem Rad. about May Is, one red,
round.bodicd. hkely.looking hcifer calf
with bull head. two years old.
4s-2t S. 2. WALKER.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

numwr You owe me sSncn. which
you say YOU cant pay Why don't you
marry Miss ohrirli shes worth
,wtr that amount Jumper No. I
can't do that Hut you nigh, marry
hsr yourself anil pay me tho dIncrnce
.-rileerndc nlntiet.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

Il. Il true that the nloa,cns are Nv
lnr beycnd their lnconrt
swor-e than that he ~ living 10
,.ua ths,r credit. = nrp,klyn tate.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

plnks-Ycunr FOLKS seldom have In.
somnla, 10 ihcyi splnks Nonscnsel
NJ baby ls only ave weeks Old. aud
hc'. 10, the wcr, case ! ever saw
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
BANK DROPS c. W. MORSE.
No Longer Vice-President of the
North 44mericd.

Charles W Morse one of tho principals in the
Dodge-Morse tangle. is no longer a vice-president
OF the National Bank of North America. At the
new directors organization meeting yesterday af-
ternoon only vice-presdent was reelected,
Henry Chaplin. jr
r. /. Edwards. president Of the bank, said that,
"as Mr.. Morse was out Of the country, he was
not reelected a vice-president-"
But Mr.. Morse, according to report, is expected
home almost any day" said the reporter Does
the fact that he not reelected mean that
there is a vacant vtce-presdency, to be filed
later on7'
There is vacancy" was Mr.. Edwards's re-
ply.
A director of the bank asked: WAS Mr.
Morse's retirement from Office effected in response
to his own request. and has there been any CORE
spondence with him the subject?"
None whatever" the reply. MI Morse re-
mains director of the bank.
Alfred H. Curtis, cashier OF the bank, said that
in response to a summons. he had sent TO the Dis
trict Attorneys office the ledger accounts of Mr.
Morse and Arthur Brown. his secretary. He had
been unable to give information requested to
Mrs. William H. Gelshenen, and the members of
the law firm Of Howe & Hummel, because they had
no accounts at the bank.
Mr.. Chaplin declared that he had received no sub
pena and knew no reason why he should. MIR.
Morse" said he sis not and has not been
tive officer Of this bank.
Several representatives OF Wall Street banking
firms. which handled funds of the various parties
in the tangle were also examined by the grand jury
Mr.. Jerome examined eX-Judge Edgar L. Fursman
and John T Little. members Of the law firm of
Fursman. Little & SchwartZkopf. This firm repre-
sented Mrs. Morse in the recent annulment OF mar
riage proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
BALTIMORE LIGHT COST.
Expert Tells of Municipal Plant at
Grout Gas inquiry.

Charles 2. Phelps. of the Municipal Lighting
Commission of Baltimore. testified yesterday at
Controller Grout's gas inquiry that the lighting
companies of Baltimore were furnishing higher
power electric arc light for $s9 80 year each than
the companies are furnishing this city for $14S
year Welsbach gas lamps are furnished BaIti-
more he said, for SIG 25 each, while the lighting
combine In this city charges S29.
Edward J. Maher, jr who said he represented his
wife, a property cWner and taxpayer. and later ad-
mitted that he recently had consulted Mr.. Murray
manager of the NeW-Ybrk Edison Company. about
appearing at the inquiry. tried to cross-examine
Mr.. Phelps. After good deal of sparrtng between
the Controller Henry Yonge, counsel to the Con-
troller and Mr.. Maher. permission 10 cross-examine
Mr.. Phelps was denied. The Controller insisted
that II the New-York Edison Company is TO be rep
resented at the hearing il shall be openly.
Under the present contract, said MIR. Phelps. the
price OF electric lighting in Baltimore re-
duced from Sl27 70 S99 90. For twelve years pre-
vious there had been no competition. There was
investigation and an experimental lighting
plant operated for some time In that way
the actual cost Of furnishing light was ascer-
tained.
The hearing adjourned until 2:5o p m. to-day.
when Mr. Elicott the Chicago electrical engineer.
is expected to testify.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


swansea, Jan lo-sailed steamer Bristol CITY ,sr,
clay, New-York. NiS 'of'' bar
Lizard. Jan 11--PaSsed, BatsnS. ,a-A
Baltimore and New-York Tor Have ''' "SDtiues
Trawle Pc!nt Jan f2-Passed steamsr r,...-- -,
Holngshead. New-York for Iondon '''A 'Dr)'
Shields Jan 11-Sailed. steamer Brillanf t-.a o.A.-
tfr1m Rotterdam). New-York N~''' "-'"VOuof
Queenstown. Jan II 2:4O m--Sailed st..n.- .-.A,.
(BrI. Thompson from LverpooD. New-York ~
Rotterdam. Jan 11-Arrived. steamer Coninr.6v fpr,
Topp, Ne~York. 'Dir
Dunkirk Jan 1i-sailsd steamer Netston (r) st.v.n.
New-York |' S'''o''.
Genoa io-sailvd. steamers Crete CBr, s..b
New York; Lsuria CItaD. Ansaldo Ney-YorL ''''
Naples, Jan s-Ari'ed. steamer Roma (Fr) V.rr.s
RaW-YOrk. - '''''ee'
Trieste Jan ssailed. steamer slavonda CBr) Barr New.
York via Ffume. - -"
Janero, Jan 1oArrived British Primo. Cr,
New-YoFk via Victoria. 49, 'Nil'
Barbados Jan 10 Sailed steamer Eastern Prince Br,
Flimer from Santos. etcl. New-York N''''
bermuda jan l2-Sailed steamer BermudAn Cfr) Fr...
New-York.
Lizard Jan l2Passed steamer sloteryk Dutch Meta
New-York for Rotterdam. -'
London. January ;2-saiiei. steamer MenomInss CHr)
st Michaeis Jan II-Passed. steamers Nord Amar,ca
0taD. Rano. Genoa for NeWYork 18th KBnix Al
bert Ger. Polak, Genoa, Naples Gibraltar for
New-fork
Hokodate Jan li-Arrived, steamer Richmond Cax,I.
l6r). Mcdowell Nsw-fork via Port Natal
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
SUES ECKERT.
Did Not Pay for Tsoo Busts of
Father, 1t Is Charged.

Clendenn Eckert, president OF the Interna tional
Banknote Company. at No. IS Broadway. and son
of General Thomas T. Eckert. of the Western
Union Telegraph Company has been made de-
fendant in a suit to 5000 for two portrait
busts of his father.
The sculptor is Frederick e Triebel of No. 10
Barrow-st., whose studio is at No. Macdougal
Alley. Owing to the congested condition OF the
calendar in the Supreme Court of this county,
Mr.. Triebel assigned his claim to friend. Grant
Wright a draughtsman and artist, OF Brooklyn,
and his counsel. Hawes & Judge, have brought
the suit in the Supreme Court of Kings County
Gilbert Ray Hawes, counsel for the plaintiff, told
a Tribune reporter yesterday that it originally
proposed. as he was informed to have the sculptor
execute three portrait busts of General Eckert.
which Clendenin Eckert wished to give TO his chill
dren. One portrait bust executed and was paid
for at the price of $780, reduced from 5000. AS TO
the other busts Mr.. Hawes said he understood the
defendant asserted they had been executed on the
sculptor's responsibility, without being com
missioned to execute them.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
THE GREAT CENTRAL SYSTEM.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Takes Over
the Pere Marquette.

Cincinnati Jan. 12.-Eugene Zimmerman. presi-
dent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road Company, holding proxies for II. B. Hollins
& Co. of New-York, to-day voted majority of the
stock Of the company at the annual meeting of
stockholders IN this city. Ia favor Of the compile
ton OF the various deals looking 10 the practical
amalgamation Of his road with the Pere Marquette.
the Toledo Terminal Company and other properties.
John B. Manning, of New-York, who holds large
block of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
stock. in the city. and there had been rumors
that he intended 10 antagonize the action of Presi
dent Zimmerman, but. instead Of doing SO. Mr..
Manning turned over to Assistant Secretary Walsh
proxies for his stock, to be voted in favor of the
various points of the deal.
The stockholders In the manner voted in
favor OF the issue Of $50 10000 in bonds for the
genera Improvement Of the newly created Great
Gem. -.aIlway system.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
among those filed yesterday:
Perkins. Goodwin & Co other firms filed an in
voluntary petition the Arkell COMPANY OF No
S5 West TwentyhTstst The three claims agains; the
alleged bankrupt corporation al
legged that the Arke Company. by resolution direc
January II. admitted insolvency
Alfred Connolly grocer and baker No 8l2 wal-st
Kingston, y. Y. gives his liabilities hfs
$500 The latter machinery worth
sl.O25. stock worth $500 and debts s456
Hyman Kramer a travelling salesman, empoved at
PAssaie. n j. and living in Lsfayette-s ave sunern.
n. T.. gives his liabilities Sl4 s3e ne has no
The petitioner declares that the debts were ,r
CURED by him member Of Brady & Kramer al No
80 Great Jones-s. prior September 1902 when the
-
Frank Allen. No. 220 Broadway liabilities Sb5 s37;
assets sol6O Among the creditors Ella p Allen,
So cgo L. C. Hail. 5000 The assets consist Of notes
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
SALE OF VIRGINIA ROADS DENIED.

Bristol Va. jan 12-John 3. Newton vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the Virginia and
Southwestern and the Virginia and Southeastern
railway companies In statement given to THE
Herald" over a long distance telephone from Rad
ford Va. says there is truth in the reported sale
OF the companies he represents to II. B. Hollins S
Co., of New-York, and Eugene Zimmerman of Gin
cinnau. who regarded representing the Gin
cinnau. Hamilton and Dayton Railway He SAYS
he never has heard of such deal and If II X
McHaTs, president OF these companies. who is with
him at Radford has any knowledge Of It. he has
mentioned il to him.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
WORK OF CONTINENTAL INSURANCE.

The hfty-second annual statement of the Con-
tinental Chre) Insurance Company shows that the
gross assets Of the company are t4.Jl3.l52 After
oeoucting from this sum the reserve required by
law for the unearned premiums policies in force
and al other claims OF every nature, there is net
surplus left Of So 75e 651 In computing its assets,
the valuation Of its holdings IN real estate stocks
nd bonds Il IS announced. only the most conserv
ative figures were taken. The Continental Insur-
s.nce Company was Incorporated IN ls6z and has
been continuously in business since that time. and
promptly paid IN full all losses in conhRgrauons.
such as Chicago l67l) Boston Q672). Baltimore
$500 etc; total losses paid since organization
coed s55.OJ00 90 The company was the hTst 20 com,
81 ReW-York State on the recommendation of fits
Insurance department IN 1874. and maintains de-
poslt with the department at Albany OF securities
a. ths value Of over 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
DIRECTORS FOR BANKERS TRUST.

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Bankers Trust Company, held at the Offices of the
company yesterday, the following were reelected
directors for the three-year term: Samuel c.
Tsayne president OF the Seaboard National Bank
James c. Cannon. vice-president Fourth National
Bank; Z. c. Converse. president. and Henry p.
Dawson. vicepnesident, First National Bank: John
i. Thompson, Vice-p president, and Samuel WoolVer-
ten, president. Gallatin National Bank Edward F.
c. Young president First National Bank. Jersey
City. T ". Lamont. second yice-president was
also elected q director OF the institution.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
MEET IN SECRET AGAINST MAXWELL

An informal secret meeting was held at a DOWN
town clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon at which
the proposal to replace members Of the Board OF
Superintendents to curb the power of City Super
intendent Maxwell discussed. Regarding this
meeting Commissioner Abraham Stern. the leader
of the minority OF the board, said yesterday:
Although 1 did not attend the caucus which yes
te-aay considered the Higgins case 1 thor
oughy opposed to the present Board OF Superin-
tendents. The members hang too much together,
and are entirely under the power of DR.. Maxwell.
shall vote against each as he comes up for re-
election.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED.

Robert Shaw Mnturn. treasurer acknowledges
for the New-York Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor the following anonymous
gifts: Twenty-Five cents. Cash." Station E; 81
Children "A scotswoman." "A. A. t." "a H
NJ Railway. n. J.. s. each, "A symPathizer,"
Camp Children: g., "A; H; IS each ITO Provide
Coal for the Poor "A Little Boy Eight Years
Old" Annie L. Henderson: so each. No. 2 Wall
Street" a. r. s.: Sl5 each "A. L. r.. ''s. V. H.
b.; SIS "A Friend"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
FOR A GREATER PITTSBURG.
First Movement to Give City Population
of 100000.
LEY TELEeRAPII 10 TIE rRIRuNE.l

Pittsburg Jan. 12-The first real move toward
making greater Pittsburg was made to-day when
George H Anderson, secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce, returned from New-York and WASH
ington. where he had conferred with Senators
Penrose and Knox. The matter VIII now be left
TO the vote OF those interested II is proposed 10
take IN several towns. well the city OF ALLIE
gheny. giving Pittsburg an area of sky square
miles and A population of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13

Dewey; February TO- I904. ........... ss2s5
Same Quinn; February %. 1904 5000
Ssme-H = Meagher; April 1904.
same Renaud; June -. 1903 -.-..-.......-. e02
sutherland, Oriando-D Bettman: April 80 1897.
Roossin Abrahan IA Fliner; December D. 1904 1.151
Linheer John A-W Slosen october o. lSS0..... b,766
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-L Sea-
ley; october H. s5ess
JUDGMENT VACATED.
Thor Iron Co.'S K Ellenbogen; January 4. 1905 s52A
JUDGMENT RELEASED
ubensein. Nathan-H Gfinsky; January H. 1908 81 sos
JUDGMENT CANCELLED
FIack. Edward J-H F Stikeman and another: No
vember 2 1900 $3.50
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were among those filed
yesterday, the first name being that OF the debtor:
society of Connecticut $500
Bank 4aO4
Hall Regina; Spencer and Henry NJ stofel-
HRckenbTlch Henry-F Hsndrich. 1854
Ssme-Same 3,05S
Automatic Manufacturing Company-P NJ Brown. 1875
Kennedy, Daniel ET p Greacen. 1880
KONG another. sI212
Peirce John-B Cunningham ..................-.. 562
Rhodes. Wuam-H II Havrill. 2.7T2
sink El-T T Gaunt. 1,22s
otter 1881
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
PLIGHT OF MAN OF WEALTH.
Heir to Nearly ss,OOO,OoO Has to Go Into
Involuntary Bankruptcy.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Pittsburg, Jan. 12.-Charles NJ. Reed, of Erie,
PENN who by his fathers will, is heir to an estate
valued at 81 but who cannot get it at pres
ent was forced to file list Of his creditors in the
United States District Court to-day, thereby com
pleting the last move in involuntary bankruptcy.
though his liabilities are only SS75 1s1 sS less than
one-eighth of what he will be worth in the future.
Most Of his creditors are in New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
WANT FREE CANADIAN SEED WHEAT.

st. Paul Mimi jan IA joint resolution orig
mating in the Senate. and which passed both
houses Of the State legislature to-day memorial
ICES Congress, urging the passage Of Congressman
Steenersons bill advocating the admission into the
United States. free of duty. OF Canadian seed
hon
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff yesterday effects OF New-York
and New-Engand Auto Piano Company. under four
executions for sl,7OO. The sale realized 500.
Judgment for se677 yesterday against
Robert S. Campbell IN OF George H. Humphreys
growing out Of the sale by the defendant thirty shares
railroad and steel stock
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7.25 Sunset 454 Moon sets 1900 Moons avs
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Ssndy 1217 Gov Island 124el He'll Gate o.4a
PM-ssndy Hook 1911 Gov Island 12:Se He'll Gate 2:l2
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
AmusententS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA House.
Grand Onera 2ea4on 1aO4- IaOk

Under the direction OF Mr. Heinrich Conrtsd.
This Evening at S-CAVALLERIA RCSTICANA-
De Macchi Jacoby; Dippei. GraldonL Followed by
FAGLIACCL Alten; CarusO. Scott. Parvis, Reiss
Conductor. Vigna-
Sat Mat, Jan 18th at FAUST Emma Eanes
Conductor. Frankie
Sat Evg, Jan 14th. (Pop Prcesl-LoHEN-
GRIN Nordlca- Walker; Rnote. GOritz. Bass Muhl-
mann Conductor Hertz
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT COSCERT
Soloists: Mines. Afno Ackte. Alien. Fremstad NM
Planeon. Goritz: David Sapirsten. Pianist Entire Met
Opera Orchestra Conductor, Franko.
Mon Evg.. Jan 18TH at s-TOSCA. Emma Eames:
CaEuso, Scottt Rossi Giordan Dufrche. Condr Vigns
Wed Evg;. Jan. 18TH at s-LA TRAVIATA- Sem
brich. Jacoby. Bauermeister; Caruso. Scott. Bars
Begue. Dufriche, GiordanL Conductor. vigna
Thurs. Evg. Jan 18th, at 7:30-SIEGFRIED. Sen
Bettaque. Homer. Lemon; KnOte Van Rooy. Goritz
Reiss. Blass- Conductor. Hertz
Thurs, jan. rs. at 1880. DIE GOETTERDAEMMERCN
Fri Evs Jan. 20th. at s-ROMEO AND JULIET
Emma Games; SeIezs. Pancon Journet. Bars. Parvis.
Extra Matinee Cycle OF Richard WaEnsr's
DER RING DES NIBELUNGEN
Ta TH1ssbSY r. f5ssR SRTERSoSSs.s S1 rfs SsSo5lSSSSias
Eeby "a at $50 .......-..--.-.... DAs kHElNGOLD
Feb'y sth at 1880: o:-......-----.-.. DIE WALKUERE
Fe6'y asd at Ia :SS.. GOETTFRDA AFMSiFRTNG
Sale OF for the entire Cycle "a Perfl a RE-
DUCED PRICES begins Monday, Jan'y 18th. A.
80; Bale front $3.50; Bale, So Fam Circle,
WEBER PIANOS USED.
IRVING PLACE THEArRE-To-nisht and satur-
day Evenings SEQ. Harry Walden IN ''Traumulus."
Saturday Matinee, Barsescu as "Magda.'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-13
SATURDAY. JANUARY ID.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Jan. 12. 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Majestic (Br). Hayes. Liverpool January 4
and Queenstown o. to the White Star Line vVitb 1,1
cabin and S49 steerase passengers mails and rnS.s
rived at the Bar $40 a n - ~' a.
% steamer pomeranian Br Harrison Glasgow December
SO to Austin, Baldwin g. Co. cabin and 40 stser
m 11th ' oar at AV'oo
Steamer Lombardia QtaD Canzoneri G.poa D.o.r,,.-
y and Naples 90 Hrzel Feltman q n S1,h 20
the Bar at a '' HNiINe0 AT
steamer Fontabelle r) Mann. Demerara Decernbe- NJ
9aioados January st Vincent Martinique Dominica
and Guadeloupe a. Antigua and Kits and SSro~
TO A E OuterbTidge Co with passengers ynStIo oiA
mdse Arrived at the Bar at a m ~ anu
Steamer Maraval (BD, Hunter Trinidad January 49,
Port spain o. to the Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
at $40 11th. nv 'No DAT
Steamer sha~mut. Mowatt. Port Tampa January 3 10
the American Agricultural Chemical with "a
rock VIII discharge Carteret n J. N0N~'0
Steamer City OF Macon Askins Savannah Japuary q ..
the the ocean IS GO. with passengers and mdse Passed
Steamer Hamilton. BOaz. Newport News and Norfolk m
the Old Dominion SIS 60, with passengers and mdse
Passed Quarantine 4:25 m 9'-
Sandy Hook. ] Jan 12 $50 d nn-winA vast r,od
crate breeze; partly cloudy. thick haze '' "OI