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pancakes and coffee. $40 m; social hour.
Sight ecIne .rin in New York :, cents; from
Headquarters Unit No. :, - West Twenty sev-
fg sS orc FUSES ch fa OSG GRANTS omS a"
loo other pgn;s of n.eS On rsnnns m0 two
$ init No ) SUNDAY 10 1915 a. NJ
Homo dinners. Grace Church Unit Nv: c: c. :.
t'nit No 10. eS Fourth Avenue. Il TO ) D. m.
- cents W c. C.. S. Unit No. s. Sixty fourth
Init No. 4, eSl West End Avenue. to p M.
ri,sa by New York War camp Community Ser
vice at Manhattan Opera House, West Thirty
fourth stree between a Esh ana Nn,M M av so
County walk 2$o N" supper dio M Lax mss
En,crtainment. W. c c. s. Unit No. :. 10 Nan
ard West l.t;h street,. to 10 y. IN.
sunday ENTERTAINMENT; tea. dancing c9Yrads, club
sever III Street. 8 80 to p.
Feeding Six Million People, address by DR..
c. Day. Commissioner of Markets. I p. m.
tnlrd street Branch y. II. C. A. 2l5 West
C. $. Init No. ~. IS West Thirty-ninih
. street; tea served. to p; m W.
DebarNalon Hostess House. Forty first Street and
Lexington Avenue; mei III uniform and womeu
relatives and friends welcome
Dance. Central Jewish Institute. l95 East Eighty
NTH street, $50 D. m: light refreshments.
At Home, music, orchestral or band tea served
by hostesses riverside Community House (W. c.
C. s., INIT No so. Riverside Park and Ninety
seventh Street, 70 p IN.
Soldiers and sailors tea West End Avenue Pres
West l05th Street. 5;45 y. N.
sing and Interesting speaker Cfor colored men.
In Uniform. y w {. A. War Service and
Recreation Centre III West l3dth Street, $3.50
Mems assembly lecture and musical programme 4
p m. buffet supper y. IN complimentary to
men in uniform. al.st Side y NJ. c. a. Lex
inslon Avenue al Eighty sixth Street
Light refreshments. scotch Tea Room q East
Forty-seventh Street. to II p IA
Sunday Sing West Side y. NJ. {. A.. slS West
Fifty seventh Street. p. m.
Supper complimentary. sing address Fifth Ave
nuc Baptist Church, West Forty-sixth Street.
$50 P IN.
Supper complimentary and social hour. st. Mich
oias Service Club (W. c. c. S. Unit No. 25),
West Forty eighth Street, corner Fifth Avenue
D.
sunday night supper 8, c71ts singing. instgnantal
Fifty second Street. p. m: home gathering.
Supper complimentary, Madison Avenue NJ j..
Church, Madison Avenue and Sixtieth Street 6
TO 7:l5 p
Home supper 81 cents. W. C. C. s. Unit No. S.
Syty-fourth Street and Central Park West &
p M. men IN uniform may bring their wives
swecthearts and best girls.
Song service, supper complimentary. Church of
the Divine Paternity Parish House. West Sew
enty sixth Street, p.
Supper complimentary. singing, social hour Cen
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Wounded
degree Undetermined

BLU, William, Newark N. j
nue.. Brooklyn
DEAK. William S. sgt, Railway, N. J.
DoANE. Francis f., corp Bayonne. N. J.
puNHAM Harold NJ, North Plainfield
N. j.
DENIM. John. Edeewatcr. N. ].
FALSTO. Patsy. Hackensack, n. J.
FRITZ, Otto, 1Sl Prospect Avenue, New
York City.
FALCO, Peter. Newark. n. j.
FRANCIS, Roland. Yonkers, N. Y
GABOEFF. Sam, 1874 East 18TH Street.
New York City.
HALL, Basil, corp, Long Branch N. ].
HEALY Joseph, 81 Second Street. Brock
Ign.
HlRTH. John G.. 1870 East iltth Street.
New York City.
Jaeger, Martin r.. corp. Woodbridge,
KNABE. William H.. lip Intervale Ave
nue.. New York City.
KELLY, James +. 95s Putnam Avenue,
Brooklyn.
KELLY. James j., ao2 East Twenty-third
Street. New York City.
KoPP, Edward ", 1000 Blake Avenue,
Brooklyn
LIPPNER, Jack. CORP lolS East 1s5th
Street New York City.
LOCKE, Charles F., corp, 2A5 West 111th
Street, New York City.
TEMPUSkT William, Jersey City, N. j.
LEN EKICN. Samuel, 1913 Glenmore Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
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Police Orders

Patrick Blanchfield.- 104th. on own appica-
ton. 1925. Appointed December 90, 1893.
Transfers. II :oi . ms January nns 81 IsI pa
war rolD. to precincts indicated, indefinite
leaves of absence revoked--Henry F. Geerck--
en-, 38th; Joseph P. Meeks, 18TH Bernard
p. 1aggart, 42d; 8 a. M. February l.,
assigned to police dog service duty in II 9Th
Charles w. Nash. Charles w. Weeks; a.
M. February >, James E.. Brogan 18th to
LIST: Robert D. Macintosh, 26th to s9th !;
John J. Loughran, 3sth to 18th
Mutuals, a. M. February 3,Patrolmen
jeremiah c. Brosnan, 46th to SD assigned
to prison ward, Fordham Hospital; George
Little, SD to 46th. assignment to prison
ward, Fordham Hospital, discontinued John
She'll, Goth to 3d. Thomas Walsh. 93d to
90th.
Temporary Assignments
Corporal Matthew D. Kelly. 5th, to office
Of the 4th Deputy Commissioners 10 days.
Patrolmen Joseph P Duggan. I'D, to Di-
vision of Transportation, 10 days, a m.
Feb. /.
Is days, am. Feb. /.
William Reiner sd, to 9TH |; d., duty in
raided premises, + p m. Feb to a. m.
Feb. lG.
William schmeser, 66th,. to 9th I. D., as
messenger, m. Jan rs during absence
OF patroiman on sick report.
John j. HUFFMAN, 9th, to department store
house is days, 3 a M. Feb. l.
Charles A. Witcher. 18th. to motorcycle re-
pair shop, IS days. g. m. Feb l.
John j. Keane 7StR. to clerical duty, Div.
of Transportation, is days, 8 a. M. Feb. l.
Thomas Ward. 85th, to bicycle repair shop,
10 days, 5 a. m. Feb. l.
Myles Spears, 104th, assigned to day tour
and excused from reserve, 80 days, a. m.
Jan. 81.
From precincts indicated to office of the
4th Deputy Commissioner. Is days, a. m.
Feb. u William G. Murray, 36th; Charles
kuenenlund, 39th.
From precincts indicated to automobile re-
pair shop IS days. s a. m. Feb. 1 William
Walsh, 42d George Wlmarth, 43d Henry J.
Grppen. 8Sth.
From precincts indicated to 1st I. D., duty
in raided premises Is days. a. M Feb. l =;
Charles Brown 10th; James Daniel. 18th.
Leaves of Absence
Lieutenant George Busby. Div. of Natl
Def, 10 days. :01 a. m. Feb. /.
Without pay Patrolman Michael Stark
23d, day, u :0l a. nj. Feb. ,.
Resignation
Il p. m. Jan. l-Patrolman John w
Spicarich. 25th.
Death Reported by the War Department
Patroman Joseph A. Nekola. Division of
National Defence Especial roln, formerly
attached to the 21st. Dec. ., killed in action
somewhere in France.
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lsa Church. Disciples Of cnst... l.s West Eighty

ira. Church, Disciples Of Christ i4c West Eighty
first Street $50 y. m
Supper complimentary and entertainment. Re
formed Church OF Harlem. Leno1 Avenue and
l22d Street. to y.
Informal entertainment to p. M: supper
Complimentary. to y. m. Mount Morris
Baptist Church. fifth Avenue and l27th Street.
Informal entertainment. W. c. G.. S. Unit No. ~
- National League for Woman's scrvce). 261
Madison Avenue Crhrty ninth S.rcet). s p. II.
Army and navy evening service Brick Church. fjfti
Avenue at Thirty seventh Street 80 ?.
best known men Of the nation viii speak, notable
soioists viii sing: for programme inquire at any
w. c. C. s. Information booth w. G. c. S.
unit
Sunday entertainment. Church of the Holy Faith.
l06th Street and Trinity Avenue; supper. 10
p. m; community singing. to p. M; short
service followed by entertainment.
Two Sunday night shows auspices Stage Women
Wax Relief: for theatres inquire at any W. c. C.
=. unit or information booth
Hour Of organ music St Thomas's Church. Fifth
Avenue and Fifty third Street. 8 .. IN
Dapcc, Educational Alliance. 1917 East Broadway
Cav Jefferson Street,, to II p m; 4victory
Dance"
Entertainment and dance. W. c. C. S. Unit No;
- (Indepcndnet Order Free Sons Of Israe). 81
West lsith street. $50 p IN. to midnight; com
uunity singing and refreshments.
Community dance. Y. NJ. II. A OF Washington
Heights. ST. Nicholas Avenue and 10th Street
special entert ainment. YM H. A.. Lexington
Avenue aud Ninety second Street, p. m
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Honest Dams Vice
Squad Replaced by
Men From BROOKLYN
Inspectors Action Seen as
Result Of Swann-HyIan
Break; District Attorney
Loses Experienced Staff

The last Of the "Honest Dan COST
gan vice squad disappeared yesterday
1t was admitted at Police Hcadquar-
tiers that Bob" dickson, for ten years
Costigan's right-hand man, had been
sent back to uniformed duty with
James Corners. John J. Reed, George
Blcwctt, Albert Andelmann and Joseph
Hughes, all OF whom we're members of
the original squad
Inspector Mcdonald, who was brought
Inspector Mcdonald, wha was brought
over from Brooklyn by Commissioner
Enright several months ago to sue
coed Inspector >Costigan, announced
that lie had replaced the trained vice
sleuths with men of his old staff, be-
cause he said he wanted men whom
he knew"
Commissioner Enrght's action in re-
Loving Hlckson and his associates has
been expected since Inspector COST
gan was sent into practical retirement
by his transfer to command the First
Inspection District. 1t has been known
for some months that the old Costigan
men had been getting nothing but
but routine assignments.
In the transfers is seen, however, a.
break between Mayor Hylan and Dis
trist Attorney Swami that was only
narrowly averted several months ago.
when Costigan was transferred. At that
tine Swami was assured nothing would
be done to interfere with his work.
Like the inspector, Detective Hickson
and the others all did confidential work
for the District Attorney In District
Attorney Swann's absence yesterday
none of his assistants would say more
than that they knew the District At
torney would resent the Mayors ac-
, tion in depriving him of trusted investi-
gators. The District Attorney will re-
turn on Monday.
The men who have replaced the Cos
tigan detectives are those who have
been dcvotirg themselves exclusively
to Brooklyn, which is admittedly pretty
clean, except for occasional cases in
the navy yard district and the Atlantic
Avenue depot section. They are to be
thrown into the work of checking gam
blcrs and vice purveyors, who have for
years made a study of beating the
police. None OF this gentry could op-
crate for any length of time hereto
fore as they were all known to the
Costlgan men.
In the event of break between the
city administration and the District
Attorney, District Attorney Swami
could use his process servers as in
vestigators. William Travers Jerome.
; when he was District Attorney, went
over the heads of the police in clean
ing up New York by using the staff.
Charles S. Whitman used the staff SIM
ilarly.
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Going On To-day
DAY


nssTsas Hsr ftf' fourth s'F'c' AMI lSSG Ave-
Ass s N Mssss', ,, r..'ssd On Tier s Sss;.,
''fanch y. w c \. 0lo Lexington Avenue. $50
.s,rcss oy Dr. Iona'oag {. pay. Commissioaer Of
is-s6ird street \. NJ c. A.. I y m
Ai'ess lS BISHOP Luther T. Wilson, who recently
frsef'sl fIvn Franco and Italy. where he was a
~ secretary. On Forward March West side
y NJ. I. \. p. m.
isesr.>S a. Prohibition" Central Y NJ c. A.
i''vokba- $50 p m.
slltea Museum oi Il. J.
As!drsss ny Maser { Geilaan On a Nssd for a
secular Society OF New York. l5l West l25th
>irsy,, ~ p IA;
War Tine " NeN Yofk Public Library. 7o9 East
'se'h Street. u a M
>shoo Of Philanthropy on Social Resonsruc-
,ea he.ore tine International Synagogue. Mount
W Rs Theatre lioth street and fh'h Avcuue
A.ls,ss L, Rev Dr. William T. Manning before
~ in.'nhess Of ne OH Coast Artillery CoriS
- y g.. Trinity Church. 800 p.
A,sc,~s boy Albert Blum and Marcel Kneeht.
sie entertainment OF the Association des Ai-
scleus ioraias d'Ameri1uc Globe Theatre $50
sl..sl 81 e. 'hc y. W. c. A. Hostess House. Lex
,nSt.' Avenue aud Forty -tirs Street; Mss
hayisei. riolis; Miss Greta Torpode, sooist.
go D.. IN.
EVENING
is..a-e 4y rip,esser Thomas sarsded I.onc,san on
To irish question IN Its Economic Aspect.
g. scr ,f- auspices Of the Gaelic Society ST.
freEcr's S.i,oc Hall. lSS West Nnetieth Street.
- . uavi.oue by Rmtcn Holmes on With
'- Vans, a, 'hc Front. Carnegie Hall p. IN.
a'-N .n,tins fp- lettering the plans OF housing in
y No-a. Indson Memorial Church. Washington
~. South D II.
Address ny Charles zeuhlin on Faith Under Fire"
cooper Union. p. m.
-siiscss h. Albert W Martin on "Jeremith. Prophet
the Higher Patriotism" Ethical Culture So
H.af,- fN-fOu r-h rpeta az raj ark WpSr
g.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
Tie Temples spd Religious Art OF Japan" Sidney
\ Usher, Public Forum. lOl. lilth Street and
Lexington Avenue. p.
The Bronx
orusn ,ccital by Wtusel A. Raboch Morris high
school l65th Street and Boston Road. > 80 r m.
For Men In Uniform
Morning
sunday morning breakfasts complimentary.
Greenwich Home Service Club. 1879 West Thr
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Killed in Action
GREENSPAN. Harry. Yonkers. N. Y.
Wounded Severely


WOLFF, Charles, lieut., 725 Argyle Road,
CLEARY. Richard A., 227 West 1f5th
Street New York City.
DoNoHUE, Joseph H. 1914 Carroll Street,
EDGAR. Howard, IA East 1s4th Street,
New York City
FINNEGAN. James j.. sgt. 2o1 East
Nl Es ,5eS4 Street New York City.
Y.
GARDINER. John, Amityville N. Y.
MAILMAN, Martin j., $50 Schenectady
IRELAND. Robert j., 800 Park Avenue,
New York City
1AMEs Thomas paass Jersey City; NJ.
eighth Street, New York City
LANDELFI. Anthony, 20l3 Second Ave
nue., New York City
LIFSHITZ, Barnett, 700 Saratoga Avenue.
Brooklyn.
LIsKA Frank corp. 1885 Avenue A, New
LEONARD, Patrick. 80 Taylor Street,
McIUsKEY. Patrick, 1872 Leaerts Place.
MULLEN MULLEN ! Jdsso T. CORP Yq %s.
third Street. New York City
MARkOFSkY, Benjamin, sgt 2OO7 Sec
ond Avenue. New York City
MELERY, Frank J., Flushing NJ Y
- PALMER. Albert p. 800 Second Avenue.
New York City.
s. RE.JANNSsNY. Abraham, "a East 1o7th
RI RENA SI.S',. ProTe, 1911 East Twelfth
SCHNEIDER. Henry, 800 East. Eighty
ninth Street, New York City
TShIN A. 1,re Edward, Maspeth, n. Y.
Street. Brooklyn
yosSSBUR6H. Philip D., sgt. Staten ISL
p WILLIAMS George E., % Park Place
. zUKoWsKI, Mike. 54S West Fiftieth
Street, New York City
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NEW YORK AND VICINITY

NEW YORK AND VICINITY
Killed in Action. Previously Reported Missing
CASSETTA. Nicola. 259 East l5lst Street,
New York City
Wounded Severely. Previously Reported
Missing
CzAJKOSKI. Walter. corp. 100 North
Seventh Street. Brooklyn.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Previously
Reported Missing
FEDERMAN. Samuel. 2es East Eighty
third Street New York City.
JoHANSON. Anker, Floral Park. New
York City.
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ENGAGEMENTS

SMITH HOAR Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hoar
ment of their daughter. Helen, to Mr.. Al.
bert Bricknel Smith, also of Fanwood. :
STRoHECkER- SMITH-Mr and Mrs
Weston Smith. of 5S7 Riverside Drive. an.
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Miss Lucia Helen Smith, TO Thomas Hamlin
Strohecker. of Detroit. Mich Mr.. Stro-
hecker Is the eldest son OF Mrs. T II
otrohecker. of Washington. D. c.. who is =
member OF one of the most distinguished
families of the South. ~
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Wounded Slightly

ADAMS. Charles. Ne~~I3righton. N. Y.
ACk ERMAN. Walter j.. corp. 900 Rogers
Place. New Yorl, City.
BUBER, John. Perth Amboy, n. J.
BRITTENBACK, VIM. j.. Patterson N. j.
BUCHANAN, Henry G., CORP Dover, n J.
BEER, Emil +. Mamaroneck y.
BOURKE. John, 1903 Third Avenue, New
York City
BLUME, Jacob. Newark. N. j.
DOLAN.. George A.. White Plains. N: y.
DOHERTY. Arthur f., corp. los West
l29th Street New York, City.
Street New York City.
DEALTo. Nicholas, S22 East Thirteenth
Street New York City
ELLBOGEN, Martin, 1404 Madison Ave-
nue. New York City.
FRICKHOFEN Nick 564 jackson Avenue,
New York City.
\. FINK, Martin v, 2so4 Bassford Avenue,
New York CITY
F FIR Harry E; Paterson, N. J.
FkANtRI. Peter. Boonton, n. J.
GIGRCIA. Frank A., Jersey City. N. j.
GOLDBERG. jesse, Third Avenue and
Sixth Street. Brooklyn.
GAl.uPPO, John, Sufern. N. Y
HEM, L., 517 DeKalb Avenue. BROOKLYN.
HELBROSkI. Joseph, So North First
HANDELMAN Abe. corp, 702 Rockaway
Avenue, Brooklyn.
s+ HoAG w. John chm j. corp sos West 14sth
HANAN, Coleman. 6l5 East 10th Street,
New York City
JOHNSON. Howard. Jersey City. N. J.
JENNINGS, Frank A., Jersey City, N. ].
jerks, Daniel, 527 West 10th Street
New York City.
JACKS. sigmund. 279 St AIMS Avenue
New York City.
KELLY, George W. corp. 44o East Fifth
Street, Brooklyn
kAIDENSKY, Harry. ISL Southern Boule.
ward. New York City
LIPPhRT, Harry H., Richmond Hill, N. Y,
LIONS, Oscar, $40 Elton Avenue. New
York City.
MADAM, Michael. sgt. 7i5 New Jersey
NOOK, Fred. Yonkers n y
MAZDA, Michael, 2ll Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn.
MPADDEN, Michael. 1917 Third Avenue
New York City
MsPARRAN, John. 11s Eclzford Street
Brooklyn.
MCARTHY: Hubert J.. westville. N. J.
MuLN ANET, Henry j.. $50 East Nine
tecnth Street. New York City.
PARDEY William, 297 St Nicholas Ave
nue.. brooklyn.
RUBIN ETH. Peter. SAG Metropolitan Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
SCHE7F. Edward M, sgt, 531 East 156tl
Street New York City.
SHEMI1Z. Reuben B., sgt, 1897 Dougla.
Street. Brooklyn.
SHERMAN. William t. corp. West Havcr
-. scHNlTZLER. Louis C.. 1863 ramett,
Street. Brooklyn.
SHIRE Alfred T., Melville Place
Brooklyn
TRAPP. Jsidore. 75S East l6sth Street
New York City.
Missing in Action
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P) prisoner.

VI EIlSOitI
CONNECTICUT:
ADAMS. Delcy, Taftsville (Wl.
BEDEIJ. Elisha, New Britain (Wl.
DONOVAN, Thomas r., Hartford (Wl.
EMERSON, A. c., corp, Norwalk (W).
CALVIN. NJ. j.. Waterbury (W).
HENDRICKSON, Christy NJ, corp. Hart
ford (W).
HALPERIN. NJ. l.. New Haven (W).
KAMENS. II. N, Terryville (W).
KOLASHTNSKI. }. L.. Winsted lW).
LYNCH, Bernard. New Haven (W).
LEM. Richard F corp, Hartford eW).
MOLLOY, L. H., Bridgeport (W).
PACELLI, Sam, Seymour lW).
TROWBRJDGE. j. H.. corp. Bethel (W).
ROTENBERG, Benjamin. Hartford (W)
EMINO, Donas, Grosvenor Dale (W).
WOOSTER, Howard S.. Union City lWl
KANSAS:
GIBSON, Abner L., Ottawa ID w.
MASSACHUSETTS:
VENO, George j., Greenfield Cd w.
MINNESOTA:
HANSEN, Reuben E., Hendricks Cd W..
NEW JERSEY:
ATTINALO. Thomas. Phillipsburg (W).
EMONS, Clifford B.. Gloucester (W>.
CANT. John f.. Brdgeton (W).
KITCHENER. John H.. Elmer (W.
JOHNSON. Thomas, Lake View 'W).
KEICH Erwin j. Burlington (M).
LOCASTRO, Angelo, Mt. Clay (W).
PARADISE. Paul. Camden (W).
SCHUYLER. l.. e., corp, Camden (W).
SARAO Gaetano. Hammonton (W).
MAY, Robert j.. Fair Haven (present for
duty, previously reported NJ.
NEW YORK:
ANKEN. Edw. Buffalo (W)
ACKERMAN. Willis c.. Syracuse CW).
ACUTE. Chas. L., Wiliamsville (W).
AUMICK, Chas. j.. Geneva (W).
ADAMS. Chas. E.. Watervliet (W).
ADAIR. Burt r., corp, Gasport (W).
BOUCHER. J. E.. corp. Schenectady (W)
BLOODGOOD. Harold f., Geneva lW).
COEY Milton j., Gloversville (W).
CHRISTIAN. Henry o., Amsterdam (W)
CURCIO, Michael, corp, Gloversville (W)
DEAN, Richard j., Waterviet (W).
FALLOTO. Peter. Holley (W).
FRANCE, Frank, Lackawanna (W).
FRANK, l.. ", corp, Collins Center (W).
GISNER, Oscar G.. corp. Schenectady (sck
in h oI,1Ia1 ;,I previously reported M;
HRINkEWICZ, joseph, Beacon (W).
HAND. Marcus. Amsterdam (W).
HAYER. Benz H.. N Tonawanda tW).
HUDSON, Chas. N. Auburn (Wl.
HALEY. Roy M. corp, Colvay (Wl.
HOUCk. Herbert L.. Mddletown lW1:
HOUVIG. John, Salem (W).
JAGUCKIE, Louis, Buffalo (W(.
JAMESON, Murdoch, sgt. Newburgh I W.
JOHNSON, Thos corp, Niagara Falls
(W)
KIRK. Frank G., Kennedy (W).
KNOWLES. Chas. sgt. Buffalo (W).
kALDO. Joseph. corp, Syracuse (W).
LAMPHERE, Frank, Fairfield (W).
MICHALEK, Anthony, Attca (W).
MAIN, Grover, corp, Skaneateles (Wl.
MAHONEY. John F., Seneca Falls (W).
MULLIN, Harry H. Gloversville (W).
MULLER, Gustave. Evergreen (Wl.
MCLAIR. Jesse S., Mechanicsvile (W).
PHILLIPS, Pearl, Johnson (W).
PFLIEGER, John c.. Oneida (M).
RINGBAUER. Cyril j.. corp, Olean (W)
ROCKET. Philip. Rochester (M.
RAIN. Harry G., Rochester {W).
RUMRlLL, Edw. Gloversville (W).
RUFRANO. Rocky. Niagara Falls (W).
SCHNEIDER John j., Congers (W).
TROMBLEY. Isaac. Cherubusco (W).
WOODS. Fred H.. Auburn tW).
WALDRON, Ernest H.. lie Roy tWl.
WALKER. George r.. Albany CW).
i ZIEL1NSKI. Avis p, Buffalo tW).
VIRGINIA:
NUNNAILY. Edw. p. Petersburg ID W.
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FOREIGN PORTS

NJ, l~A AK, ,a a%" s I",S''" steamer 'o's'0
SON s a Ssao :"Tsss s Ava xsw N or
,o ION ,f ,o.o'' Bordeau is9 Sew York
sic eano iNosl. pmadolphia
s:ANGI.At Ian ~, 25~A Arr motor ship City
Ncg., esr,,:,,'a, .
euc ~, N1N Yass ''''' -''-'''''''' '''''''
TisSpIEfnlEpy Jan; 2sT ,;A,,dS steamer
BARRY jan so.-Amivcd: steamer Carlow Cas-
tie Brit, Nes York for Haulogne 18Th sailed
.yLuslllNG. laa. 20. :, Arrived. steamer St
NJ, ,hseis lSriM' New York
PC g, iIlt., Ne" York for Aarhnus o.,,
p'n,S Portland oIe and San Francisco for Hong
N MoN Is, dan 9Ng ds steamers [ At
fo' r. rrnn.u ,,n 90 ..u...,. .....,. n
@ " x as" yeN sr'a$ iSs@S' H H'T4
Gns Wess,d E & W sailed 29th steamer
cAlGprf sSsq NsS ls5a steamers City Of
'h Tn,i, N Hsx YORK Ky via % Cape 1own &C.
D' &vo oHE hl" 1sh c-Arrired Steamer
"eI IivWWpn,oH ne" 1ork' On .,,
1do Nhnr9oL L IAN $oIArrivcd Steamers
J NIoo'i q 3 si'' PENSACOLA Ae'aS"na DF'' s.
st,haiin r., Ja'' no'-arriVcd: Steamer
sona 10 y. .Spsml New York forr. Cadia, etc
SAFE NsS York. 4''S' JAM 4'-S''''"' Steamer
az AZ ;,,or Ian, $o ss Il Steamer Tiumc
!. rN' Ll.i5hEi.,N' Jan. 3o-Sailod: Steamer
k,, ,,.,1r. iron St Nazairc). United States.
Mae,,k .pap). New York.
BAtbADoS, Jan 2s-Saled: Steamer Ar
'e%ls ITqTl from New 3ork). Buenos Ayres
bier "a, eBeg from Rctlerlam). Sandy Hook
shannon E n N s York saed S 6fh s, T0
Co rn,ar, OBJ. st. John \. H.
us rp"I rai,,s San So'-sailed Steamer llurona
lNlsT 1n- IAN Sl-rassed; Steamers Lu-
swilly
Ne W W1, N, News 90
(b "a lialifaN
Nlsrm lJap1; Seattle via Yokohama
ward L. Do,epy W. Port Arthur Nicolaos Ai ii
99ih Steamers Carolyn from Naplesl. New YORK
,a% ST. % NAZA1hE JAM 29Arrived Steamers Fin
l"' n,,, ;>swpore news; hercdia; New York.
New IhS ysrI JAN 2'-ArrlSed; Steamer Matsonia
sen no MT Ssy York gsh for so sa,9; etc
ba sIs1 y. !selg9; r gh
edo HH sps " Galveston or f sreaona c0 so M
NGw ,,, 1o5k w., 90
LiNLhi'oOi, Jan 3o-Arriyed: Steamers IIar
1neurs New YORK ws Ssed; 39tn Steamers Adam
tbr. >; New iorK: Nayfarer tBr}, Galveston.
C ANTVFAGASTA Jan 3o;-Arriyed: Steamer
XXrIiss jar: soArsssa Steamer : War Heath
or ' 81 N ,sr, Y9 Sl va Gihraiilal
town. New York.
KOBE, IAN. 2s.-sailed: Steamer Admiral Vain
wright; Seattle
GoTIENHl re- jan 29.-Sailed: Steamer Bris
lSwea;, New ork
I.SljoN. Jan. W SalIed; steamer Is. q. kron-
berg (Swed }, Fernandina
MARSElll.hS. IAN. 29-Saied: Steamer Ping
suey OBJ lfrom Colombo etc), New York.
GENOA, Jan. 29.-Sailed Steamer Queen Mar
garct (}r). Halifax.
NANTES. Jan 2a.-saied; Steamer Thcrgerd
tNor). New York.
,WELLNGToN. Jan. SO.-saied: Steamer Moana
MADEIHA. Jan. ao--sailed: Steamer oconee
from Cctc) New York.
PARA. Jan 29.-Arrived; Schooner Stimson Nor
| folk
LYTTLETON, Jan. 3o.-Arrivcd: Schooner Hen
rctto (Brn San Francisco.
,a RIO pE JANE s. Jan. 5o-Arrivcd Bark SEM
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The casualty list War
the
wounded degree undeter
mined wounded slightly in action
vicinity New York New Jersey
list other states follows
Netc York City and Vicinifv
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Transatlantic Mails

Tho connecting mails close at the general Uost.
offce and City Hall postofnco station Ncw York a.
follows:
Philippines Islands via Seattle at 30 D. m FebI
Z. Tor dispatch per 8. FushimA Maru. Fiji
Islands New zegIand and Australia via Van,
conveg and Victoria, H.. G.. at 5,ao D. ~ Fcl,
via San Francisco. NJ $3.50 p. ~ Feb TO- tor
dispatch per 4. Marking Fiji Islands New
Zealand and Australia, via Gnn Francisco nj
5;So p m. Feb II. for dispatch Der = Niagara
Hawaii aud Guam, close $50 . M daily 1hIs
mnii u forwarded 10 The lacnr Coast daily for
Dispatch " destination py the beat opportunity