THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING. DEOEMB13.. 31, 1832. 3 fl

BROOKLYN NEWS." NO BLOODSHED."

Big Mayor Gleason Is Bound to

Serve Anotlior Term.

Sanford Faclion Aro Just as Fully

Determined.

'udt-- e Cullrii IteTiiscs to Stop Lonj:' Island City's Chief.i

Application vms mado to Justice rallci.lis tairntns In tlio lirooklyn Supremo Court

)r an Injunction to toitralu l'ainckUlcasoii iroui taktn;: possession

j'l tlio oMeo ot Mayor of Lore Islandtlio tUat (JlcasonIty on 'an. -- , oa jrrounil

ami City ClcrU TUomas II. lim'KO entcicil Intojcocsplincy to prevent thu proper canvassct tlio vote tor Mayor at ttie last general

( ecuon.Iho clerk Uad Issued n certificate ot elcc

Hon lo oleaaon vvlilcli, It was rlalmed, lilvorthiesj. as shown by (oriner mandamusrrccecJluss.

justice mllon denied the application.i cannot," lio tald, " grant nn injunction

lo tnls case. 1 canuot restrain Patrick .1.

Gleatou iroui asaunilnir tlio duties ot Jlnvor.'

ctLcn.' Island City on n ex parte order.yotiic bliould bo Blven to the other bide.

Inould suggest that the way to tettlotills matter Is tor Ilorutlo Sanlordtogo to

'tliociu Hall in Long Island city on .Ian. ::and demand tlio papers pertaining tu thei nice.

II refused, bo can then aoply to tlioceurli f r mandamus, compelling Gleason tO

tuin over tho olllce to him.1 be President ot the Hoard ot Aldormn

can also tnako the same djiuand.luo court may then be In a position to

flecide ho shall bold thn oniee, penal ru thosettlement or tho matter by quo vnirantorrocu'dlngs."

.Ma or uica-o- n was found In bis ofllce thismorning.

wnen asked if he cvnected to contlnuo to1discliaigo tho duties as Mayor after mldnunt

when lili present teim ot oillcovvillexpire, tlij tils Jlav or snlit:

Wo may have a dual Uovernment. but I

.hall continue to dlschargo tho duties ofMoor. I bold a certlllcatu ccrtlljlng that 1

iris ii gaily dieted lor auotucr term.Win there bo any trouble? Will, I guess

tbeie won't, to any bloodslud."'1 lie other fellowsare inaklnga rtesrerato

effort y to tlx It so that .Mr. banlord canLavo some grounds lor attempting to occupyllie Matorsvliair.

"I,luvi' written to Mr. banford, suggestingtint ( liu question as to wno liomltleil lo tliui.rcebe ieir.illj decided In tho courts, andlint I, In mo meantime, continue to Ul

etuue the duties oi Mayor, but draw nouldry until It Is decided that I um eniltlid looo s'i bv an order or iho Com t.

'Itlilukthat this would only be fair to:tothsioeN bm the Santord iaiilon evidentlydo not approve rf such a i ourne, as 1 have nutlet uear.l from .Mr. m reply."

Horatio s himlftrd's lleutca.iiiis uronuu Itipu lo accom

plliti something boloto tnldiilulit which willlive Mi. J'Utuoid an opportunity to be swornId os Muynr.

In to noon It looked as though Mayor(le"on lud a derided udvantniro over Illso!puU"iit in having possession of tho ofllce,una also having a certificate cmltln him lonenirirn In fur another teim.

Ttis lorenonii Acting city Clerk llnysvwnt to titooklyn to leport tu Judge Itarllolttts ol tils cITons to comply with mmill rot the Court to lnvo the returns rromusin Uisi nets Hi vrlili li lo nameo! Mr.MiL.nrd was mlssi"iled, ecnt bud; to tho

Inspectors tor collection.li was on itccouiit or lliecctcitirns that.Mr.

iiufiiiii UMSiimuttd out.ut Ing city ClciK Hays was unable to Pud

winco! tlmi led ton Inspectors, und tor thisttaion was unnU'! lo carry out the order oflae i mirt.

v ting City Clerk llnves appeared In theniprune cotiit. llroiiklyn, this morning andnudr his return to Justltu cullcn on lUomtmliuius Ubtied Dj Jubtko Hal lieu last!jtuiiay.

11 u i'm said lio linu bent luck tho disputedrenins tlio liiipennraot el'vcudlstilo, nsdlrre el oy tliu court. Ho has reieivul leuofiueiu b ick again, coricct-'ti-

li'siiiii uull-- u or.leri'il llajis m reraralilieii.pi In writing. Thli was done, and liuifore lis In us corrocttu s.

I I.u.vjer llrrry A. antlort then obtainedin cider to compel the f the mini-ng District tosuow eauovvliy a tnand.iinush' uM not Is no compelling them to hand the

ritnrns bad: id llnves. Tlio order is return- -b:c eatly neM wceU.

MLL KIHBS BE FOH MURPHY?

-i

Nineteen Vote', Pledged Neither!

For Nor Against Him.

Kings County's delegation in the Ptatolegislature Is this morning, to all Intents rnd

rpurposes, unfettered. Tho boventccn msin-oc-

ot Asjembly met in caucus last night attne Thomas JelTerson IHilUlltig, aud

wltuout taking deilnlto action as totheir cholco loi speaker or United btatosfcuator. senators McCarreu and Mccartyitronot present.Lx.ltegtslcr Hugh McLaughlin appeared

before tho caucus and udvUed tUat no actionte taken before noxt Monday night, when theneu caucus will bo hold tit tho DelnvanHouse, Albany.

It Is generally understood that Assembly-man James l tjulgley, has abandoned the"Kilt lor hpeakerand will got, Instead, tlioChairmanship o! the Waj sand Means com-yillli-

It la nloo understood thst there will;e no opposition Dy Urooklyu As'cmblynwni Speakership.

William hulzer, of uw York, tor tho

Ulspietty well undorstooa that it ltlcliardiruker and Hugh MeLatiglillu como to terms

; ''"f" county will go solid lor J.dw.iid Jlur- -Wi (ot United htutes henntor: oilierwlae Mr.McLaughlin Is Inclined to gtaud by tho 1'cd-- 4

l'n Admlnlsttatlon in tha cholco of atnitor.

''he Kings county legislators all start forAlbany ifeiing thai they stand In a positionjoiormu verj strong nucleus lor t movementin opposition to Jlurpny H tho necessity ts

llseli.

NARCOTIC CURE FOR DRUNKARDS

5 WllllnrnBburjr Institute, to Apply anOmaha Concorn'a Motltods.

An Instiiutlon for tho reclamation ot drunk- -

Ws is to be established in Williamsburg., A stock company has been organl7.ed, withl Utorgo II. I'lslier ns i'rcsldcnt, and

tlio stockhoHcra have resolved to purchoso' li'iritcrial tights from the Houston NarcoticJ vi rn i oaipany, of Omaha, Neb.uwas lepurio lata meet lug of stockhcld- -

Jis lasi nitut that nils cute had been testuiJ ,L"J!1,e promluont IceM pnjsli'lans and that. J! ""'" "''" urt bcin treated had thoioughly

overcoiim their uppeilte tor alcohol.lifu

Cl m,u,,leu wua appolulcd lo select n

Wolvo-Yoar-Cl- d JH0 for TUeft.Twcivc.j car-ol- d .Michael McNnmara, ot 48

Attlly Mieet. was nrrcsted this""Tningcn complaint of ltyan x bchaefor,u,so.nis(ifmcni, at :itb Furniau Mrcot,ii'i?. ,SmUu l,lM of lu'Vlug stoiuu to irouiii.,,.."1: When tin,. piiMiiicr was searched.kjun hUhione) wna louud lu his posseb- -

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JT THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

'"Iho Senator" at the ParkNext Week.

June" nt the Columbia OtherAttractions.

William II. crane and his admirable corn-fitn- y

will conclude their ( ugagemout at Col.Finn's Park 'iheatro next week, presentingthe lamous American comedy, " The Senator."'ihe hcarllnesiot the character and the in-

cessant motion ot the play keep the audienceIn good humor. Tho benator's solid figure,his quick, powerful walk and vigorous action,stralghtfcrwnrd manners, void of polish in

I thu drawlug-ieo- senso ot tho word, but ad-- imil able la ease, Irankuoss and spirit, bisgold sense, fluent speech, active and shrewdover llou lug humor, his haired ot sham and

j ineanneus, and ptoloundaud genuine rever- -'

nice lor good women, inaku up a characterl which meets with tho lavur ot American

Iheatre-goer- s.

Johnstone Dennett and ChnrlC3 l'rohman'scompany ot playn swill begin an engagement

' ot one week at thu Columbia 'theatre, begin-- ,tilng with n special l crtormanee Monday

. (New Year's) utlernoon. with a levtval ot"Jane," onn ot thu most brilliant ot Mr.1'iohinan u suecesso'. It Is a play brimful oftun and merriment. Ml.j Dennett will ap-pear in her urljinal character of Junc'nndwith few exceptions thu originals In tlio lev-- 1

eial other pailsot this popular coined v will!apiearln tint characters created by them.'Ii.e ihnrmlngcoineoleita, "Chums," will uuthu cut taln-rals- during tho "Jane "engage-ment.

Mlis .Mai la Walnwrlght .vlll rcmsln at thoAmphloi anotuer week, lieglunlng with a .

iuatim.0 Munday, she will giv lour perlorm- -uucusit "'Iho behiKil for hjaudal." Thurs-day evening sho win present, Shakespeare's, i

As Vim Like It." A long time basUapsedBint u i It her or these plujs has been given atthli theatre. Doth pieces will bogcrgcouslycostumed and handsomely stuped.

Lewis .vtoirlson In bli spectacular produc-tion ot l'aui," will bo seen ut the draudorcra-llous- e next week, beginning with alnutlnee Monday, 'ihe play will be givenwith new scenery, costumes and mechanicaleneets. 'thu llrucken seeuo has been elabo-latc-

In iho chuichscenc, achlmooftoned bells and aiiusrtetlo orslngcis will bohi a lit

" lio Kliedlra " will be the New Year'straction at thu lii'dtoid Avenuo'iheatre. 'Ihocompany Includes A. II. Hastings,Hard), Hany C. Dcv.llt, Air. tl. llnrrlngtou,John Kly, Isabel Annslcy, badlu Uladdliig,May Lewis.

" A l'nlr iiobel " will be tho next attractionat tho Lee Avenue Acudcmy. Edward it.M.uv.-o- n will aiipe.ir as Col. Mason and MissFanny llllletle as Clalrelle Montelth. Theplay will te well stagid Llbby Prison Isamung the ulxlorlchl siots shown during theaction ot thu play.

i:t.i KendRll and his company of comediansand vocalists will bout ton n at the Novelty'1 heatre, vv hre the v. ill present " A I'alr ofivids." Carlotta will do u bcrpcntlnodancnand tin1 other members or the company willlumlsh clever specialty nets.

At HUber .C Cothatdt's Casino noxt weektliu programme will Include tlio Uniquetjuartet, W. II. Uarnitt, lleorgc Weston, ban-Ju'-

the Mcfarlands, In u short, sketch;Frank Hilton, contortionist : Miss Minniebcliult, with new songs, and several otherpel formers.

'DISAPPEARING GUN CARRIAGES.

j Thoy May Be Used nn tea NixonLow Freo Board Vesae'.

ItlsLclievcd that the report of tho NavalUenid to btciclary Tracy In the manor ofIts Inveitigatloa Into ihu best method of

' utilizing tho new dlsapueurlng gun at boawill icsult In the adoption ot Naval con- -'

htriti'tor Nixon's design tor a low freo board,light draught aimored vtsscl ot special modeladapted to tho handling of the disappearinggun.

Ihe vcbcl's dimensions aro; Length, ISOfeet; beam, 42 ttet; draught, 11 leetj ireoboard, M4 niche'.

A sy.stem or mlrioi s so arranged ns to allowor the gun being accurately sighted lrom be--1

w dei-k- will do nwjv wlih ibo uccessltyot any cxposuro of the gunners.

'llio trial jesleiilay ot tho dl'anpearlnrairlage for a n gun at bandy Hook,showed that tliu Invention was piactlcullyperfect.

'1 ho Naval Hoard consists or capt. L. t)..Matthews, Asa Walkerand Lh-u- J. D. Murduck.

thought'to be burglars.

Two Mon Hold In Brooklyn as Sub- -

jilclous Porsors.Charles Mc'jualters, ct 10 llrldge street,

Hrooklyn, and I nvvrence Ollllen, who Bays

he lives In bpencer street, were nnested thismorning on suspicion nt burglary. Watch-ma- n

John O'Hi ien, shortly belore midnight,discovered that tho oll'co ot the HrooUlyn

Lumber company, ut i'ljinoutli street, badbroken into, unit lie notined the police.

'Ihu prlsauers were seen passing ah,nI'lymoutliHllect. and o'llrlen thinks they aretwo men ho saw sliding from thu root ot Col-je-

coal-she- next door.Tho prisoners deny tno charge.

HERE'S A NEW GAME.

A Swindler Usos nn Elevator to RobHis Victim,

'1 he lirooklyn police aro looking torn swin-

dler who celled at Charles LatTarlue's grocery

store, (JOf Myrtle avenue, this morning, andordered s worth of piovljlons sent to tho

thlid rloor of n house at lHfi Classon avenue.lio also requested Laffarlno lo send $8change.The gtocer'3 boy sent money aud grocei les up

on the eli'V.uor, uad waited beviral minutesloi Ills $10 bill. Not gelling II, he went up-

stairs aud louud mat ihe third floor wasled, and that the man who ordered tho

grocirle.s had escaped lij the io;f.

ROBBED WHILE SHE SLEPL

Mrs. Hamilton Accuses Her Servantof tho Crime.

Marlon Duffy, a domestic, twenty ycara old. ,

was at rested this morning by the pollcj ot theDcigcnsUect station, llroakl) n, on complaintof Mrs. Atinlu Hamilton, or .'lio 1'aUllc stieet,who alleges thai Miss Dulfy alolo a pockel- -

book couiaiulug itl.".Miss Duffy slept lu the same rooravvltuMrs

niimllton, and the latter sajs tho oungwoman took the pccki tbuus lrom her buienudtttwer, while sho was usliep. '

FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY. j

Lunbarto Rerja Are3ted Horo for a,i Crime. In Delaware '

Delcitlves Durns and 1 Itzpalilck, o; theClermont uventie pollco slutloi', Drooiljn, to--'

day arrested Lunbarto ltega, thlrty-on- o years

old, on a wamnt issued by I'ollce Justice' Hall, ot Wlltnlngtou, Del., charging him with

hlghwa tolberj nud assault with intent to

K,,lUhe pilsoncrvvas locked up to await thoatrlral or Delaware onicers.

Email Flro In Brooulyn.Mamcs vvcto discovered at 1 o'clock ihu

momlug In Iho bathroom ot the residence ot

William a. Thompson, 087 Tourtn avenue,

lirooklyn. Iho nreinen arrived Promptlyuud tho lire wa oxtlngulshfd nllet (luodamage had been done. '1 Uu cause ot the tiro

, Isuukuovvu.

NO DYNAMITE FDR GLEASON.

m

He Wants It All Removed from

Long Island City.

Serves Notlco on tile '1 unnel andIlullroad Companies.

I.ono Isi.an'U Cirr, Dec. 31. Moyor tlleasonthis morning bcrved notice on tho ottlceia ofthe New York and Long Island Tunnol Com- -

, pany to remove wlllihi twenty-fou- r hoursall dynamite which Is now stored by thoCompany within tho boundaries ot tho city.

The Company now has a largo quantity otd j in ml to stored In a shanty on the meadows

' Just oast ol Jackson nvcuue and only a shortdlstauce from tho scene ot Wednesday's ter-rible explosion.

Tho Mayor Bays that If tuo Tunnel com-pany falls to comply with his ordor proceed-ings will bo commenced without delay againsttho Company. The Mayor has also notlllcdtho Company that tho work on the tunnelwill not bo allowed to proceed until everyprecaution Is taken to prevent a similar oc-

currence.The Long Island Itallroad Company was

also served with a notice this morning fromMayor Olcason to remove all dynamite storedIn Its yards In Long island City. If tho Com-

pany tailed to comply with tho order, thonotice staled, tho city authorities will i

promptly apply to tho courts to compel tho'Company to removo tho dynamite outside uttho city limits.

Last nlflu Mayor (llenson sent acommunl-- lcation to the Hoard ot Aldermen, in which ho '

called their attention lo thu disaster, and i

Bald that tho explosion was duo to gioss andcriminal negligence on tho part of those con- -nected with the construction or the tunnel.

The Major called the common council'sattention to that clauso of the city charier inwhich the Common council has power todirect the location of all housos tor the stor-ing ot gunpowder and other eombustlblo

subs'anccs and to reguluto tho keep-ing aud convei mg of the same.

, The Mayor In his let er stated that torlcad Ignorancj or tho law would not holdthe Common council blameless, and that theAldermen had been dollclent In the perform-ance or their duty, and that this tact wasmore apparent in James comiskcy, Aldtr-ma- n

of the l'lrst Ward, being engaged by tho1 unnel Company as buperlntendcn at aliteral salary, and that tor this reason thoAldermen must bavo bad full knowledge oftno condition ot affairs before tho explosionoccurod,

i In closing Mayor Uleason said : " To whati extern tho appclntmont of Mr. comlskey andyour political party htolers to positions mayhave lntluenced you In your official Inactionis a matter for judicial determination. Thefact Is you are held open to adverse criticism.

i views and recommendations to thei noard of Aldermen bavo Invariably been lg--

nored. Nevertheless I deem it my duty totake such immediato action as win promptlyamollorate the condition or tno needy aurfer- -

, cri and prevent such disasters In the luture."Tne members or tho Hoard of Aldermen

manlfisicil considerable uneasiness overMayor's (lleason's letter, but they took noaction on It except to appropriate I.100 forthe relief ot tho sufferers lrom the explosion.

TRUST IN FIRE INSURANCE.

Now Yorli Syndicate Tries to Buy aBaltimore Company as a Starter.

IDT AMOCUTED FHKtH.1

Caltihove, Dec. at. An eflort has beenmade by a syndlcato ot New York capital-ists to secures controlling Interest in the

' Fireman's Insurance company, one ot thooldest companies in Ilaltimme. This is saidto be the beginning of a great scheme to con- -

trot tho leading local lire insurance com- -panic.-- .

lujddlllon to tho "Flremans," It Is re-ported Hint the syndicate Is after tho Na-tional, thu lialtlinore and the AssociatedHiemnn'B companies.

John (llll, President of the Mercantile Trustand l)"poslt Company, who represents thesyndicate lu IlJlttmore, says ho ha authorityto purclmsn thu Company, provided a fairprice can lo agreed upon.

POLITICAL POST FOR MRS. LEASE.

Llewellln to Appoint Hor on thoState Board ot Charities.

AMOCJATFP Plf.!Toi-ek- Deo. ill. Uov.-ele- Llewclllr.g an-

nounces that ho nas dccldid lo offer Mrs.

Lease a position on the btate Hoard ot chari-ties.

It will bo one of the first appointments howill make.

It Is icporled here that Mrs. Lcasohas man-

ifested her wllllngues3 to accept the posllln,but It Is to be well undei stood beforehandthat shn does not In any way relinquish herclaim to tho benafjrsht;). i

Five U, S. Marshals EscoDe Lynchlnir' irr APcriATprari.i

UuiMiNOiiAU, Ala., Dec. 31- - Five DeputyUnited States Marshals who have been mak-- ilug many nrres's ot Moonshiners recently,wen captured by a crowd of tho illicit dis-

tillers and started tor the mountains, wheretholutentlon was to lvnch them. A dozenother Deputies heard or the trouble and ar-

rived just lu time to save tho prtsoners.

brTaii'bnul in Budd Doble's Stable.iisl orr dforiATrn mmo

Tekke Hautf, Dec :u. Stamboul, thotrotting stallion, holding the world's tecoid,is now in lludd Hoble's stable. Mr. ilarrl-ma-

ot New York, who bought tho stallionlor47,000, has tuined thu hoise over toDobiu lor the next) cai. The animal urrlvedin llist-cla- condition, and is now In com-

fortable quarters lu a stall adjoining Nancyllauks.

Thomas O. King, the Horneraan,Dead,

'IT flTlillP PllllM.'llAHTiOKn. Dec. 31, Thomas o. King, bee-- ;

rotary or tbo Charter Oak Dtlvlng I'atfc Asso-- ielation fur nine jenis, died jifterdaj. An

oni'tatlou to rrmovo u malignant tumor wasfiillonid by lieinorrlii.iL. liu w as mil knownam. ng horsemen tu every part or iho country.

Bank Directors Sued for 370,000.(ut AcsiiriATin ruin. I

LoriKVii.i.E, Dec. 31. Tho Ocrinanla Safetyvault and Trust conn any, aislgnio of thedclttnet Masonic Havings Lank, brings suitagainst the directors for 37."),0()0. Theulalntirr alleges the directors wire guilts otGross negllgeuco in tho ruaiiiveineui i r thobank, and to this cnu.c a lots ot sUTo.oou uattributed.

Escaped Lynchlnir by Suicide.irr mociatip nuM.'

Macos, Ua., Dec. 31,-- In the depths or

ltocky creek Swamp, four miles lrom Macon,

'Jim Uurnett, who thot and killed KiankTaylor, a young larmer, shot himself throughihe heart estercay to escape U nchlng.

liu had been burrounded by a posse (ortbtcudajs. .

JnrnBB River Frozen at Richmond.Iit AiioriATrn Farss..

KicilKoxn, Dec :ll.Tho James ltl.er Is' tro7eu and tteamtoat navigation has bceii'suspended. Tne old lmlnlo-- i steamer Wj-- 1

annke. lrom New York, duo jesterday, wasioic.-- lo haul up at city Point and discharge

I her passengers tind freight.

I Homtleas and Demented.I James MeDcrniott, a homeless man.Mxiy-flvojcar- s

old, was found demented at One

llundrrd and Second street and Third avenuoliits morning. He wastakcu lol'iesb)icrlaiiilUSplMh

NO CHAIR FOR DR. M'GLYNN.

Denial Aho that Ho Offended

Bishop McDonnoll.

Dr. Hartnett Tullts for the KestoreilPriest This Jlornlng.

Tho rumor that Dr. MctUynti hart beengiven to understand thnt hu would bofoi-mall- y

otlerid Ihu chair of barred Oratory lutho Catholic University at Washington, 1).

C. was authoritatively ainlcd this morningby Dr. Hartnett, l'rcs'dent ot HU John'sCollege, lirooklyn, and a cluso friend of Dr.Mcdlynn.

An efToil was made by an Kvrsixu Woiimt,reporter y to bco Dr. Mcillynn with re-

gard to tho many reports about his Inten-tions, but ho would not consent to bo Intot- -

vlcweJ.i (uestlons were then sent to lit.ii asking If It

wero true that he Lad wittingly offendedlllshop McDonnell by saying mass In lirook-lyn without notifying tbo latter, and also Ittho lace had been communicated to him thatLew as to bu given a New Year's present ot11,000. To these Inquiries nud ono about theprofessorship at Washington Dr. Mrtllynnreturned his usual reply that ha could not boInterviewed.

Dr. Hartnett, who speaks for Dr. Mcdlynn,was moi e communicative, howevor, and vol-

unteered the information that Dr. Vctllynnhad just said mass at St. John'H College.

Do you know whether lilshon McDonnellhas been offfndoJ by Dr. Mcoiynu's action V"Dr. Hartnett was asked.

I know lllshop McDonnell has not beenoffended." ho replied. No one was mire1pleased than lllshop McDonnell to seo Dr.Mcillynn iclnstnted. 'Ihe best ot reelingexists between I bem, and nothing has oo-- 1

current to mar IU"What about tho report that Dr. Mcillynn

may bo offered a prorcssorsnlp at tho CatholicUniversity?"

I do not, know what may bo done, butthere has been nothing to indicate that sucha thing will ho done. Dr. Mcillynn Is capa-ble ot rilling tho Chair ot Sacred Oratory, butnt present thero ts nu hucIi professorship, andI bavo heard ot no endowment tor creatingone.

You may state, positively," continuedDr. Hartnett, "that Dr. Mcllljnn docs notknow what ha will do. All rumors havu beenabsolutely without inundation."

Dr. llnrtnrit did not know anything abouta $1,000 Now Year's present to Dr. Mclilynu.'1 bo money, It Is said, ha bceu collected byhis friends and win be prefouleJ y orlo.niorroiv by Dr. Henry Carey, or Thirtiethstiectand Second avenuo.

Dr. Hartnett suld ho did not think Dr. Mc-illynn had heard nt the gift, and that It wasprobably belli,' collected as a New Year ssurprise for him.

Members of the laity were also scon, findall said Dr. Hartnett had undoubtedly spokenwith authority when ho bald Dr. Mculjnnhad no plans for tho ruture.

Dr. Mcuiyuti reels that ho should not talktor publication at present," said n prominentchurch member, ' but he can speak throughDr. llartuilt. They meet dally and am w ai infriends. Uesldes, St. John'H'Collego Is onlv ablock rrom Dr. Mcciy mi's home, at mil) will-oujh-

avenue, so It Is easy for Dr. Mclilynnand Dr. Hartnett to meet."

CHURCH HELD IN $2,500.

He Threatens Grace Si Co. and IsCallod a Terrible Liar.

Charles Church, the Englishman chargedwith attempting to blackmail W. It. 'liace &

CO., was arraigned for examination beforepolice Justice Orady in tho Tombs Court thismorning.

When asked by tho court if lio had vvrl'tcnthe blackmailing letters, he replied I

I1 wrote the letters, Your Honor, as 1

acknowledged the other day, but i knownothing about blackmail, what Iknow and do know now led me to hellnvuthat 1 was Justified ,Iu asking llraou & Co. tobuy my silence. I can maku agrcatuuargoagainst draco .v. Co."

Do you plead guilty to writing thesoletters?'" hu was asked.

Yes," replied tho prisoner, but 1 dldu'tunderstand the law on the matter. It I amconvicted. 1 will only have lo wait and tellmy story in court. If the firm know what 1

know thoy wouldn't have me hero now."Church was held lu $'J,.',00 lor the tlracd

Jury.John W. Urace. the complainant, was asked

it he had any explanation tu tnako concerningChurch's claims, but ho only smiled and saidthat Church was a terrible liar.

WAYLAND TRASH'S AFFAIRS.

He Expects to Finish tho Examination of the Books

WaylandTrask is still deep In the Invest!- -'

gallon ot his firm's accounts. Ho has, withthe aid ut experts, brought some older out ottho tangle Into which they wero put by bispartner, 'lheodoru Ilaldwln.

Mr. Trnsk said that by lie win havefinished with tho looks and will know defi-

nitely w helher or not Baldwin has taken anyof ihe securities. Jlntll then he connui baywhether ho has any grounds for criminal ac-tion against Ilaldwiu.

On i uesday Mr. Trask says he will give outa statement to bis creditors. He says he ex-pects to straighten won thing out and con-tinue business at tho old stand.

And They Think He's Taacotr.'IT FRrn.l

Denveii, Dec 31. A suspect giving ihoname of William Miroal, alias Chailes Drown,is in the city Jill under a chargo of larceny.The police are grea 1 agitated over an asber-tlo- n

made by J. K. Hjunderb that he believesDrown Is uo other than Tiucotl.thu mutdeiirut Shell, the Chicago uilllloualic.

m

Youth Hold for Burfflary.1'ourtcen-year-ol- d Jacob Kowatsk), of st

Stilfolk street, was held at i'Miex Marketcoutt this nvirnlug lu tv,uoo lor tilal ntUenernl fccitlo'is, charged with steulltig 1.1

worth of dgars Iioin Worlhman, ofMS Oicnaid suet, wi storu was Lrui.cninto at :' o'clock Uns murnln,-- .

To Koed tho Flra Horse?,Tlio "starving lionca" ot thu Fire Depart-

ment will bo amply rrovldcd lor next year.The Department has just advertised fi.r bidsfor supplies lor lNli.l, which Include 400,000pounds of tho best quality ot bav; KO.UUUpounds good clean rj a straw : :i'.'0,liOO pouudswultc oats and tlf.uuo pounds 111 at quality otbran.

Man Unconscious; Gas Turned On.rllermnn Ocrken, nineteen years old. or llll)

'

l!ast Nlneu-secon- d street, was found union- -

sclomlu his room this morning iiom cna- -mg gaj. He was nt to thu I'lesojleiUulius'dtal unconscious.

.

$17,000 Paid tor Two Foot.Iky AUSociAtrn rr.r.m.l

Annus. Mich., Dec .'ll.llio supremeCourt ha anirmed the dudsKin awatdlng1'iank Areian 17.ouo lor bilngiim over bya Lake shore train und losing both leet. Thecompauy drew a cneck loi ihe uuiouaL

Bank; Froeldent Eaotipes from Jail.I Ir-- - Monnn r'llt. '

Pout Asoi.is, A'ash., Dec 31. II. r.seUwaru, President of the defunct Dankot

l l'ott Auglcs, srutencod to eighteen monthslor embezzlement, escaped Horn Jail lastnight, where he was cuntiuod pending nnappeal. It Is believed he crouvd tbo Mralmin Hritlsu coltiintl. schwuru was eniplo)elIn the Treasury Department at Wasulngiutilor twi'iitj-t,- o cfs.

'

NO NEW YEAR'S NOW.

Simnly a "Second Sunday," aa

Thiogs Go Those Timos.

Wnrd McAllister Tells Why tho Day

Means Nothing.

The "t."0" Term It "IntolerablyStupid. Don't You Know?"

Those who deem It a duty to themselves toobservo ever) holiday urn In tbcsAUia per-

plexity about tho Impending Now Year's Daythat troubled thorn last week uboul thoproper obsorvaucs of Christmas.- -

1 hu calendar says that Is NowYear's Day. 'Iho lawnt tho Statu of NewYork sajs that Monday Is New Yoar's Day.

And there you aiollutthu dinicttlty Is greater than thatot

Christmas, fur no religious lustlval servos tom irk the coming and going of New Year'sDay unless ludeed, we consider the goodold "watch meeting" of our Mcttndlvtfriends as coming under that head.

Probably bccntibo there was no religiousfestival to celobialo, no groat event ot Na-

tional Importance to commemorate, tho cus-

tom ot New Yoar's calls tor barhilois upon

tholr female Irlends was Instituted by ourtorcfathers.

At llrst Now Year's calling was vet y fash- -

lonublo.All the nobs and swolls of chrlBtendom

mado the rounds, and eveu the humblestwoman In tho land counted upon entertain-ing at least a score ol her male slaves on theultthday ol the Now Year.

Hut tho custom becamo popular, "don'tyou know," and that would never ilo, d'yosee." nnd so, as pooplo of the humble walksof life who had to earn tholr own livingadopted tho custom ot Now-Ye- calling, thenobility that is to say, society dropped It,till now it has gone quite out of lashion,"don't you know," aud tho ISO Just draw

tthu blinds and sit alone all day long on Newrear's, In dcllclously restful beclusion andlangour, leaving all the fun and frolic to theirInteriors that Is to say, those who do nothavo a holiday ovory day In tho year, nndpass their lives In routs and receptions, ban- -

quots nnd balls.tih. jes; there can bo no longer any doubt

about It. Tim Kvkviwi Wouui has Inter-

view od Mr. Ward McAllister about It ondthis censor of social pedigrees, this American

. Ilurko nnd Dobrett In one, has settled thupoint onco and tor all.

There Is no uioro New Year's calling.I oh. no; don't jou know,1' rcplltathcMc

tlllster, without an Instant's hesitation,when an Evkninii Worlu representative putthu question to him In his own beautiful redparlor at 10 West Thirty-sixt- h street.

Nobudy calls, don t you know : positivelynobody! Very gross and stupid, d'ye seuJand If you did call, you understand, thero dbe nobody at home.

positively nobody nt home, d yo seo? Ha.ha I You catch tho point 1 Kverybody stav sat homo on these holidays. Miserable bore,t'nbearablo; quite. Stajsat homo, d ye see,nnd Is quiet, don't you knowt 'l hey leave Itnil to the others, you understand."

And that settles It, or at least it ought tosettle It.

Tho McAllister seemed to think so, for horeturned to tlio business of considering,amedlng, abridging and fixing up the book ofeligible persous lor his second ball ot theseason.

nut tbo visitor was not done. He wantedmoro Inrormatlon about the great festival olNow Year's Day vv hlcb the people r,f the Statont Now York, aim ot muny other states,deemed of enough Importance to tnako it aholiday when debtors are Iree from theircreditors, the process-serv- er la powerlessagainst tno troubled defendant, notes do notmature nor debts full due.

Mr. McAllister toyed thoughtfully with acrumb ot dinner that had lodged In ono or thecreases of bis ample waistcoat as ho said,otnlttlug thu little exclomatlons with whichthe leader of fashion interlards aud punctu-ates his remarks:

In tho south. New Years Day was cele-

brated tor ility ) ears as a day ot rejoicing, offeasting and gift giving. It used to be so luNew YurkClly, too, but as we grow older andmoi o modernlied. all tbco amusements wereforgotten und nothing seemed to take theirplaie.

From a day of great merriment It has be-

come a second Sunday, regarded by theworld us Intolerably dull and stupid.

All vi hi can now seok the country and m ikothe tbi uo days. Doe. 31 uud'Jan. 1 and -'. daj sot lomlly penance, on which one Is expectedto havo Indicted upon him all members utone's family, whether aympathctlo or not.

" 11 ou attempt the theatre on either oftheao three tdghts, you find such un Intolera-ble crowd that you novcr go again on thosonights. It Is not the fashion to meet yourfriends on either ot these three days.

In omer woras, no ccreiuumuuscausuiuadmissible on these three dull days." i

Thero foally Is no excuse lor any further'discussion of tho question. Let It be dls- -missed, so far as It applies to society so- -cletj as Ward McAllister Found It."

Hut, notwithstanding t he ennui that afflict ssociety and makes It so drow at tho holidaytime, there Is rcoru tun lo the square inch luthe New Year olibervauces ot tho.ve whoenames ato not written lu nor rubbed out ofthe McAllister's list lor his second ball, thanthu Ibo and tho 400 can Imagine with theirenervated brains.

i The good old custom of paying tho compll-- Iments uf tho New Year to one's goddesses Isstill lashlonablu among a host of good

people who nave goodlove and human Interest in their

hearts and are not too weary utlife to express It.

'i he bright-eye- mistress ofeither of 100,11110 homes will rt celt f therecompliments with the sntne sivei-- t smile ofcomfortable happluets as It 11 had not becomounlushl inable, aud the bachelor callus willkeep It up till theyaio too lull (if lcmon.iduand milk punch and cake to go any lurther,and thus 1 mm will bo duly aud with pioperceremony stanedou ber wuj.

livery chime in tho city will wolcorau thonew-bor- n imiii 10 New York with glad peals,uud theie will bo countless tbousaud on thubtreet to Join 111 the welcome.

'llieru will bo other thousai ds quietlywalling r reeelvo the New Year by theirown Presides, surrouided by 'ainlly, tricudsand loved ones, aid thero will bu a mill nu ormure Americans gathered In tho lioubes otwntvhipor the Methodist Episcopal churchtosliiuiy tuiiod that tbulr worship ts at thebumming and ihu end in the j ear.

Tlii regular New Year fruili, at theoccurud this morning, and Iho

Kxclunges wlllbucIOieJ llll Tueeday morn.

'liiern will be npproprlaiofcrvlcesln all otthe lii.iitrf til worship

Ihu 1 iv 11 holiday of Monday will witnesstheiinugurailonoi tno newly elected munici-pal and state olllcl lis, and the lUti wilt bo(iwplu) ed 011 all public buildings In honor oftliu new bum le.ir.

'1 hero will bono business downtown. IhoC'iisioiii-1Ipi'- ". I e, ll.ugo omce,

I Count, 1 Itv Hall, h xclungrii and must cf theMores will be cIumsI, su lar as business is con.c.Mlicd, in liuiicro' tliu New Year.

i HE IS TlfvED OF LIFE.

Electrician Shoa Attorapta Sulcldoand le Arrested.

Patrick J. shea, an tlectrlclan, twentj.nvo i ears old, of IU5 Second avenue, llrook- -

tn, via., a prisoner ot the Norwegian llos- -

pltul this inurnlug irr attempted vilcldc.While lu tiweii Kelly's saloon, Flit nlrdstreet and Second avenue, lJt etching lusuddenly drew a bolllo from his pocket andpoured pari of Us contents luu a uluss of

In r. Ilo then drank the beer uud threw thebuttle Ditutne bvekjaid.

When Ml. Kelly asked hlia what bo baddoue, he replied:

lai:i Hied f life and 1 want to poisonmysell."

'I lie bottle was found tu contain a solutionof Paris green. I'oUicii'ati Lallalun w.itcalled, and then was lakon to ihe hntplial.lie is n ' ut "t il inger shea relUbes t J say

li) ho wanud tu .it ids Ii:r.

ORLEANfSTS PLOT TO HEIGH.

Project to Overturn the Jr'renoh

Ropublio Now Being Hatched.

The Count of Purls Telegraphs IliaSou to Huston from India,

11 1 iMorurrn mm.'London, Dec. HI. The Orleanlsts have by

no means abandoned the hope ot regainingthe throne ot France through a revulsion Inllcpubllcan sentiment caused by tho revela.tlons in the Panama affair.

Wbct the present intentions of the orlean-lsts aro it would bu hard to say, but it Is

some project Is contemplated thatIs Intended to lead to the overturning of thellepubllc aud the establishment of a mon-arch- v.

1 he count of Parts has telegraphed to hisson, the Duke ol Orleans, who is now travel-ling In lndc-Chln-a, to baston his return In or-

der that ho may take part In tho delibera-

tions of the Orleanljt party.lu Kngllsh clrclos it is believed that there

Is no chanco ot tbo machinations ot theFrench Itojallsts and Imperialists provingsucccsslul.

It Is thought that thn French Government,by pursuing thoso Implicated In tbs Panamascandal to punishment, will establish theIlepublln on sounder foundations than belore,

I and will render such an evil as the Panamaaffair hercalter impossible.

'Ihe Anarchists havu decided to Join the So-

cialists, who havo been reinforced also by thelllanqulsts, tbo l'osslblllsts and the tioulau--jgist leaders. All four parties held a meetinglast night In the sallo St. l.eger. The pro-ceedings were conducted with the utmostfiCtTOcy. 'Ibis manifesto was approved andIssued tu tbo people ot Paris:

Up! Tk toiheittnuiForxtrdt Du not truat tft the ballotl Orippl

wllh llicpltlul.l Nlr.theloiircMiUil Twl.t' their utckt until Ihtr diet All It rettenl You

alone have tiettth leU)

Tflc Socialist members 01 the Town councilhave Issued an appeal to worklngmon to rl'oand demand arovlslon ot tho constitution.Thoy accuse the deputies of swindling, and

' declare that thu Uovcrnment must bo purgedby tho worklngmen of the nation.

MRS. MAYBRICK IS BETTER.

London Papora Accuse Her ofArousing Sympathy by Deception.

Ipi AanncuTED rmii.lDec. ill. llaronessdo Hoquis, the

mother ot Mrs. Mnybrlck, states y thather daughter's health Is Improving.

The Exchange Tolegraph Company alsosays that Mrs. Maybrtck la recovering, add-ing that tho hemorrhages with which shewas recently attacked and which caused thereports that sho was In a dying condition,wero caused by hoi sell and not by the rav-ages 01 consumption.

j Ihe At. Jamrt'11 Gatrttr to-d- prints anI article on Mrs. Maybrtck and congratulatesthe public on too ot her Ingeniousattempt tu regain her freedom.

The (lairtte declares that her Illness wasj caused by her swallowing a numnerof nee-

dles that she had secreted from time to time.These needles produced nn effusion of bloodand other symptoms ot lung disease, and thereport was at once circulated that she wasdying from consumption.

Court Officials, Generals anil JudgesBbared In the Guelph Fund.

Irv iiioriiiFD rani. I

IlEni.tN, Dec. 31. The rot-ma- tr, theSocialist organ, says that u scrutiny ot 100

.receipts given tor payments for tho Ouelph' Fund has disclosed thu fact that part ot the

Fund was paid to court officials, Generals,Judges, Journalists and Members of parlia-ment.

Tbo above dospatcn convers no new Infor-mation to the public 'lhoiuisto which thetiuelph Fund was put 10 have boen cynicallyadmitted Dy ITIuco lilsmsrK, who while hewas chancellor bad the Fund at bis disposalIree lrom Parliamentary restraints. He ap-plied tho money to thu requirements ot thesecret oetvlco aud to the subsldliullon ot tlie"reptile press," aud he has never hesitatedto justiry his exceudliures lu these directions.

Ihe uuctph Fund had Its origin In tbobcquostratlou of the property ot the lateKing Ueorge of Hanover, it was restoredlast April to the Duke of Cumberland, sonand heir uf the dead King, on his abandon-ment ot alt pretensions to the thruno of Han--ovtr.

Died In the Btreet.Martin Illdder, forty cars old, ot 178 Sec-

ond street, was taken suddenly sick at IhhMonroo street this morning and died beforomedical attendance could be procured.

VANQUISHED A DUMMY.

When He Got Through He Was MadEnough to Tbraeh an Army.

' ' No, sir, I iliiln't lose that arm inbattle; I lost it while playing the fool. "said JIaior John Leonard, as he lookedregretfully at his empty Bleeve, thenBWiiiig into line with tbe story tellers ofthu I.aclcile, says the Ht. Lotus Qlobt.

' lit Hit X I lit,

"It was shortly before the battle of' rUillnh. I was out prowling around,looking for fat pullets or anything elsethat would givo tho uiess kettle a savoryodor, and finally lound uiyi-el- boar theConfederate Hues,

"A long, gaunt Teuueneau. evidentlyon ptckt--t duty, stood leaning against atree routling a newspaper. He appeareddeeply ciigroased, and 1 chuckled as Ithought vv lint u rich joko it would be tosneak upvviiliiii oaby raugo and plug him.1 began to mi-iik- .

"The ground was wet. covered withbriers, ami 1 uruwled fur fully two uuu- -

drod jamb, ruining a new iiniiorui. topiny my little Julio. 1 ho .loliuulo kepton rendiug. Hu liiul evidently not seenum. I btoppod tu hug myself before Iroe up to ny murderous work. j

I took good aim ami lot tly. The sentrynever inoVLil just kept 1111 reading. Thatiimtlo 1110 hot. I roloiulod und Ulazetlavvny ugnin. He never budged. I kepttip u fiiHilladu for halt nn hour without re- -

' suit ; then 1 got ho mud 1 couldn't standit iiuv Isugor,

I vrns not 11 liltlo pioud of my marks.luausliip, mill to hivo a large, loose.iiumtlutl tnetuy of my beloved eouutry

i btiiuil up there in his butternut breechtBand riiliulv absorb the news while 1 waschucking leal. A him at a distauco of 600jnr.li was too much for 1110.

" 1 reloaded, inarched up to withintwenty puces uf him, took deliberate aimnud lihied ntinv. Ho kept 011 readiug.

I I clubbed uiy inubket and made a rush. I'whacked bun ovir the head with fureeeuo.iuh tu kill a church Maudal, thenretorted nud jabbed my bayonet intohim. It wnsn dummy'

, " I started lo lose m.vsclf iu Iho dlrec- -' lion of camp when tbuiu came 11 shriek ofdemoniac laughter lrom 11 clump of hazelsto my lefl imil three b c TcuuewoeausMopped out to intercept nic. Surreuiler!

.Not much I I was mad enough to lightthe wholo Southern Confederal y slug e

I handed. 1 made a rush fur 'ein and they'turned loose, relieving me of this armami breaking both legs, lint I licked the

I dummy," lino of my captors told me nftorw arils

that they alu.ok 11 puuud of lead out ot it,'

FATHER O'FLKHERTV'S PAflDON.

It Rooalls a Stirring Ohurcli Eventof Twenty-fo- ur Years Ago.

Two, Companies of Soldiers Ousted a1'rlest Who Defied a Ulihop.

IfocnisTKR, Dec 31. The news from Wash-ington that Mgr. Hatolll has removed tbesentence ot excommunication from Fathero' Flaherty, of Auburu, who has rested underthe ban of the church tor twenty-tou- ryears. Is received with much Interest here,as It revives the memory ot one ot the mostexciting Church events ot Contrul NowYork.

Her. Thomas O'Flaherty had been pastor oftbe Holy Family Church, Auburn, for nvoveara Drevlous to Dtshon McOuald'a elevationto tho Episcopacy 1 a 1808. He was appointedto the Holy Family Chttrcn by the late PlslwpTtmon, of htirrato.

lllshop Mcquald found trouble existing be-

tween Father O'Flaherty and bis congrega-tion, ana after Investigation decided to trans-fer blm to l'enn x an In February, 1800, pro-

moting Ilev. M. Kavanagh, of Seneca Falls,to be pastor of tho Holy Family Church.Father O'Flaherty declined to bo transferred.

On Feb. IS Bishop McQuald went to tboHoly Family Church with Father Kavanagh,but was greeted by Jeers and taunts from thocongregation, which retused to allow FatherKavanagh to say mass. Tho Bishop lott thochurch after announcing Father O'Flaberty'ssuspension.

The following day several of the congrega-tion were arrested for disturbing religiousworship, Theyworo acquitted altera jurytrial In the pollen court. On Sunday, Feb. stlllshop McLjuild again attempted to putFather Kavanagh In charge, but again tbocongregation resisted. Tho lllshop ther de-

clared the ihurch closed.Father O'Flaherty took possession ot It and

held tbe tort until April 10, 1mu:i, whenMajor J. M. Hurd, of Auburn, together withthe pollco lorco ond two companies of tbeForty-nint- h Keglmcnt, N.O.,. N. Y.. tinidedtho church over to Ulshop Mcijald and FatherKavanagh.

'l his ended thn difficulty over the church.Father O'Flaherty appealed 10 ltomu, butwas beaten. Ilo then sued lllshop McO,ualdror SL0.nntl rintnaDtm for aIIpitmI lllml. Iiiilwithdrew thn case irou tho docket before Itcame to trial.

since his suspension Father O'Flaherty hasresided at his farm lour miles from Auburn.II" is now about boveuiy-on- e years uld.

When a reporter railed at ninopSlcJuald'Hresidence till' mornluv he relused to say any-thing wbatover on tho subject.

SHIPPING HAWS.

alMAIVAt) If OBI I !odium.. 7.54 'Son mU ,. .'Mooa wti.. 6.117

LlOH WATCHA.M. I . M ,

tlnd Hook ,M IMITOoT.roor'. Ii'aud (1.09 t.tiHtllUalo 8.0J K.3S

LOW ATIU

Ftndrltnok 1I.C3 onGorftrnor't Iilftud 11.75IKI1UAI - 163

lu uud aiiu buaiUta iiiu aur.,Ad. .OUrmiauiM.

PORT OF NKW VOitK.

ARHllEII.rfUimtr Britannic, la? 8mltb, from Liverpool

Dec. J1, via QuMuttown tlec. 'J'i, with marctitn-iiU- .Vb cabin And 1SJ aUcraga iiaaacntra to II,

Maltland Karatj. arrived at the bar at 3.35 A. .

Hteamer Uutheil. Cant. Wiectihauaen. frontPec IU. in tiaflaat. to Uqatava Iteje, ar-

rived at tna bar at S A. M. :HUamer Horamore, Capt. Boelian, from Fr

nambnro Nov. SO, Maoelo Dvo A and Ht. I.uclaIII, with aufar lo A. Luarlvr. vn..al to J. IIVVInthailer Jt Co. larrivejat Ibe Ha. at 6 A. M.

Htaamer Htarllsat, Laptr Uataiind.. from(llrgentl IWie. J au,l AUlera 0, . ..j lulphi r tooraar vv atel to Bnupaoo. bpanco a; Young i antvedat the liar at 10 r. M.

Xtanier Uunmore, Capt. Campball. fromDec UO. with mviclianai.n In traoait to,I.

II. VVIncbealcr A Co. Kill Unlet! loading fort azua.

bteainar Ralclfh. Capt. Heara, from Parian, (la.Deo, IIS, wlih lumber to South Brovkltu haw MillCompany.

MoiroerOHr of Birmingham. Capt. Burir, fromfUvenuan llec. as. wlta raercbaoulac and paaaen-ger- a

to 11. U Walker.0U1G01NO BTIiAMKIU.

AILSD Xl.UA.Fulda, (lenoa.li Aormandle, Havre.Mieiltalpul. fuondm.haale, Bremen.Ethiopia. UlaagowKctlerilam, Am.terdam.Cltr of U.rilu, UretHijl.Muriel, (Irenada.Vuvatan, Havaoi.Prioa Manrila Haiti.Nuecee, italveatou.lAuiaiana, Maw (Irleana.ELceUlor. slew Orleana,Alane, Klngalon.

TO (AIL JAN. 2.Atoll. '.. r'..a(l.Iroqnola. Cbarleaton 3.0urM

Clljof lllrmlugbam, tiavau-na- h

3.00PX

ltLOIM, aTEAJKHi.

rnt'rtmon. Hamborg Dec. li.Ilalla, ntettlu !" U.Ilanla. Hamburg Dee. 17.I. land. Chll.tlBnta.Peo 15.Newport. Colon Deo. 73.(irltannle. Liverpool peo 31.Vterkandam, Kotlerdam Die. 17.Britannia, IllbialUr lma. II.Aatalfl llauburg Deo. 10.

vvafA Oaacogne, Uavre Deo 21.California, Ulbialtar Ueo. 18.

tOUKItiM PtltCTi.

Irv rAsu.1AiLzn.

I.0NPOS. lo 31. The (Jeneral IraBiatlaotleLa BoorgoAne, Capt. LabDeut. aaiied

from Ua, re fur .Sew York at 11 a. m. pec. 31.niGiinn.

The National line ateamer Amerlca.Capt Pearce,from New York Dec. IS tor LonJoo, paeeeJ theLizard at 1 r. M. Per. SO.

Weather Forecast.Jccaljotecait hoari eudfrir

at a P. U. on .Sunday: Fatvbv mcrratitfj clondlnrn auit minor

on Sitiittni; triiim-i- ', uiiuls Lfcomtwjhorthmrtri III.

Tbe tollowlng recotd shows the changeslo tbe temperature uunug the mornlsg asnute.ited by tbe theruiumcler at Ferry'sFharmacy3 a. u 0 A. U....SII s a. u :i I3M. .27

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tn.JIO l. VI. ALBANY, THOY A.M. HAhA- - MIdllA M. . Vif:

4,:tl J'. UllOKK VFHTIBULat IjQlI'. M, neltday. Vn

II l. ST VVhhrmtN KIl'Ki:.SUoe W1t'lilclgn U.no I'. M. J M. l.onle. 7 44 P. M. 31

(I.2.V l. EXl'nFJa-D- oeat vmnlreat 1. 4V A. M. ,MH

?.:II)P..1I. KIAOAKA FALLS JMA. M. .

1 .:( I ANDMONTItEAL ?KXPltTRS Ilally.iloeTnoperLake.S.iiO Parana i'MWCDSi Paul Hmlth'a. 6.l! Alalone. 7.85: Mon tfmtieal, H 05 A. AI. foil,! Wagner Veellbuls aer-- - Mlvice, llreakfa.t on tlfnlngC'ar. 'vT31

H.OO I'..VI. --CINCINNATI ANDHT. IX1UIS EX- - $MMI'll! MS Uuo 1,'luilnn.ti, 7.37 P. M. I Indian- - sillauolla. IU 40 P. M t Ht. Lout., 7 45 A M. Veil

11.0(1 I'. FAST MAIL.-81eep- lng $fltar paesenuera for itocheater only. wfil.l.) I'. NIlillT EXPRESS, fUdally for Cliluaro. Except haturdar, for Capn JsslVincent (1,00(1 l.lanrta). Wagner service.

PITIrtl li:f.ll. I.KNOX, NOItTII ADAMS AND WMTHU lltltKSIIIIti: llll.I.H-T- .o through trlnt hOMVIA IIAULRM DIVISION-tS.- Ol A. M.. due KiMt'lttitielil l.an.NordiAdami. 'i.30 P. M. i t3.50 PJMP. M. , rlne Piltatleld S. 10 P. M. ; North Adams $II.IOP M. . iihot time of local tralni, tleketa ana apace la c

aleepmg.rara apply at tiraud Central Htation, or :l'at U.S. liftl. 413. 785, i Broadway; 235 Oolnia- - i'.

huaave.t5.t Weet 123th t. and 138th at. aUtton. ViNew York; JJ'l VVaahlngton at.. 720 Fulton akand 7)74 HrcAdway. E. D., lirooklyn. 3fjT

tllallyeicept Sunday. Other tialnailally. 5;Vloie tralna, excepting b. SO and 0.10 A. It. "fi;

3.30. 4.3U and 0.U0 P.M., aiopat ISSlhiw yWe.icitt Kipre.. calla ft and cbocke bavggag i

frnrn hotel, and residence, firongh to deetlnatioa. cjJOMNM. TOIICF.Y, OrOIKIML DANIELS. &

General Manager. Ocn'l Patieoger Agent. '.A

.n;

FURNITURE,

CARPETS & CURTAINS, IUKAbS AND IHON liliDH, FOLDUO BfcDS. in

IN r ACT, t V lillV 1'IilNO flill llOUSKKEKflNU '(!

Cash or Credit.T xTEKMS MADtl TO hUlT YOU. 4JJ

HENRY MANNES& SONS,

459 AND 431 f.tOIITII AVC, BET. 31ST A SJO '$,hTS.. VVIIITi: UUILDINO, it

bund roit 1'uict: uar. open i1venino4v. Jfe

LOsTviTfiLlTY RESTOREDaiT-ta. aa&. "NERVE SEED," fit

aep3rfar? jflsrA tbe wonderful reme--. Kmn 1 A3 J dy,ler.oldwllhauT(t- -gV "3i fcl Cs7'24?j tciiffuo:rrtnf, to enre v4Kv . Af W all nervous dtcesMJ, PiV?, fri! ! x eucb as Weak iS

3 7ACIv 1 Hsi, ItlemoTry, !. of fr,?ff V 1 llrnln Fewer. jviJfrtjiOH HeailBebe. Wake J1imXitShtt'tmfXV Iaaa VI- - 11tuuiiHsimuj, tulltj, Nerraau VI

neBe, I.n.e'.tnilo. all tlralnt und foes of power ,"vIn olt ber wxenuvd or overexertion or exncsalve iflu.e uf tnbarro. opium or alltnulanta wn.en aoon tjmlead nlnnrmlty.Coi.r-umntii- nnd Inaanltr. Put Mup convenient to carry lu veat pocket, at vr "SfAmpaekumit'yinnlltdfnrJi Wltheveryliorderwa (glvo a tiritlrn (iiiaranrre fu nire or rriind t "iJEl"lonftXlrc-iln- r fre. Serve ISd rs.,Cblruo- -For Sate nt Huixut's I'hsrxacy, 218 Bway, V. T. ?,

AfWm 'Wllaon'a. 100-U-9 ari 1SI1 B'wsy.H.T. t$MAt Adrian Faralli, Ul Fulton St , Brooklyn, & I p?!

SAVINGS BANKS. 'm

EMIGRANT IINDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, J51 Chambers St., N.Y. m

New York, December 3l.t, ,1803. iillirilll'..NII.-Tlie'lrilalr- rn nl ttiUliatlk V,1

liatr nrilrir.l Hint intrrrat be ald la .ftaDrpiialtura eniiileit llirrelo Inr lun nlsin ii ii Hi a enillnu lhl ilair.nl ibe rale ol tZllirrr itml line-Un- it Per Urol, per an. ann in, nu nil anniauii lo Ibr limit ol Three 'JsWTliiiuanllil DnllHrla,OtM)i. iJ3

liilrrrnl will lie credited .under ilate. or t&MJnuiiiirv loi, 1 811.1. and will be payable Si?!un nml Hller .VlonUny, Jauuarr llllh. OIKfia. jJIKg vir.VIAIION. Prraldcnt. jft

l.VIIM.i:iiA ITU, H'nmiitroller.DRY" DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION, S

34 1 and 343 Bovvory. 'SI 'I he Truiteliai declare! a dividend for tht Bis Jw

ninulhi euaiug Dk-- . 31, loaj, en all uepoMta en--title tthrreto under the at the late ol JAMlill'K 1'Klt I KM' per anuum on amounts of Mfr&plCAUll aud noder. aud oj the eiceaa of itlUud net JgiJeire.itlni; 43,0011 at the rato ot TURKU PKU iTsmCtl.S'l Per aunuin. paiableon and alter Jannary NK9lo, 1HI.1. JOIlN'llUHOUT, Preeldtnt. TfUl

flUMH. MirilllMl. Socretary. J

INTEREST AND DIVIDEND NOTICES. MCItTzT'V?"sviNUS HANK OF THE CITY OF ffiS

.M W MJHIC, Koa. JO and in Dowery, corner ,' MXt''--

1 in It SEMI- - 4.N.NUAL DIVIDEND OK Wt1NIK1UM. llie Iru.tee. have ordered that in- - 5ljflire.t .t tbe rale of TUIU.L AMI F &(tt PBK CF.M'. per unnniu l paid to dopos- - fibHun on an 1 alter January 16 on alt aumaolav .at,'and uti lo 4.I.U'J0wblch have remaluoi on da im.

for the three or ell tuonlhe ending Dec. 3Lim.lt 1 DWAHt) A. QUIM'AUD, Pruidenu 'la;

lllRT IIVBLEU. hecrelarr, ,SI ha lata v II nu, caahlar, 'jjj

DANCING ACADEMIES. . ,SWIANIIATTAN DANfJINO AOADBUY. So'Wei, .'J

3Jtn l.. belweeii oth and 6th ave. t 4olaaa lea tiff?one, 111. '.4 leous. 45l private leexonr. (It cr h

ml mill guaranteed. Iron, a to namely private, Tmie..one. wrihiouaio. Soi receptlooe Wedneeds dKtand Saturday eventnge. dancing. I.30 to fit after 3$?.noun clataea fiteeilaye and batuntayp. commeoeinAT V

3.3U P. ,M. i lady and gentlemen Icacbera: bwai ffi

place in the ill at popular prii.ee, bendaddreeg Tali r circular. 1'rltato Icaeona in the nalla our Atpecialir. M

SPORVNG J?iw

HUHSO.N t'OUNTY JOCKEY CLUII.-lUe- tBi umevery day. Uoata from Frauklln. 43d, Barclay. '2M

Cnrmopherand J4tu at. ferrlee. hpecial ttoat (rant mvnnel, tultun lerry, llrook'yn. at 13.1s dally. y

n. VYIUi'lIUAD, bearetary. ,W