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10 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1891.-TRIP:LB SHEET. __ his wife's sister-in-law, Mrs. Nora Fallon, who had Broadway and Forty-first street and the theatre on favors, and Capt M L Boyer. of steamer La Champagne, J za..Liverpool; TTabana (Sp"). Deschamps, Vera Cmi (and Induced her to go to parties and balls. the northeant corner, opposite. and Capt R Bussins, of steamer Trave, for abstracts of sailed 3uth for *New lurk); Scairloll (Br),* Stanhope, Car will be SHIPPING Idiff. Justice the woman advice and told Both buildings A NEWS'" \ Uogan gave fireproof. rough loffs. Sailed 2*th. bris: Charleston. SPEAKER REED'S TACTICS . her to home with her husband. mafces the cost of each about Inte + ho 39 RT. for Newport .Vow# Providence.flicliborn, and X B Morris (rtr). Smith, for United States: Anno5Ic nf + I-10 Fire was discovered shortly beforo twelve o'clock family still continues. Rotterdam Feb 7 Amsterdam. Broadway fch# is to g;> on dry dock for repairs, having been ashore briK Mary Uibbs. Moore, for do; schrs Urucnay (l>r) La Champagne.... Feb 7 Havre 3 Bowling Green belo* Providenco, was L Luckenbach last night in the pattern shops of tha Hecla Iron of and letters Wisconsin Feb 10 35 picked np by tug Pardons, for do; Albert L Butler. Foster, aud Georgia I Letters inquiry containing money Liverpool... Broadway Feb 2 off Winter Quarter Shoals in a leaky condition and Draks, Goldthwaite. unc; and others. in between >iorth Tenth and City of Chicago... Feb 11 Liverpool... 6 Bowling Green towed to Newport News to PAN ocratic Members. works, Berry street, keep coming in. Many of them are from persons Teutonic Feb 11 Liverpool... 41 Broadway day. AMA, Fob 2.Sailed, steamer Acapulco, Pitts, Sac at a distance New York. Portland, Me, Feb 2. B Cleaves, from Francisco. i North Eleventh streets, Williamsburg. living from Ems Feb 11 Bremen L2 Bowling Green Brig Henry Sailed from do Jan foi The following amounts were received Moravia Feb 11 Hamburg... 37 and 61 B'way Philadelphia for Trinidad, before reported anhore at 31, steamer City of Panama, The plant was very extensive, consisting of many Friesland. Feb 11 6 Green Cayo Breton, floated after jettisoning 40") shooks and Acapulco. T. Zenner, $7; T. (Bound Brook) yesterday:.Missand X., Antwerp.... Bowling arrived at Trinidad (Cuba) without further SINGAPORE, Dec 23.In port, bark Georgietta, Kas buildings oonnected, occupying nearly the entire $2 each; Girl" and each. State of Indiana.. Fob 1*2 Glasgow.... 53 Broadway- injury. ten. unc. "AKentucky Madelino, $1 Russia Feb 12 Hamburg:... 37 end 61 B'way Provixcetown, Feb schr Julia Whalon, of PARTISAN REPORT ADOPTED block. Total, $13. 14 4 Green 2.Fishing SAGUA, Jan 28.Arrived, steamers Coban (Br), Frazer. The total Servia Feb Liverpool... Bowling ]Boston, from Proviucetown for the fishing grounds. St Johns, PR; Kgluntine (Br), Bruce. Havana. Before an alarm could bo sounded the flames amount reoeived at the Herald office Eider Fob I Bremen 2 Bowling Green ^*hich went ashore this morning a third of a mile E of ST is 50. An error 6 JAGO, Jan 21 .Arrived, schrs M«ry J Hubbard* $275 in addition gave a larger total VVaesland Feb 14 Antwerp.... Bowling Green ]Race Point Light, was floated this afternoon by tug Hrbbard, Mobile; Harry Smith. Hutchinsou, St Pierre, were from the roof and the windows of the Feb II 39 * leaping yesterday than had been received. The above is Spaarndam Rotterdam.. Broadway Foshua Lovett in good condition. Mart; it D Spear, Freeman. Brunswick, Ga. J shop. It was the of those who the correot amount. La Gascogne Feb 14 Havre 3 Bowling Green A Dangerous Wreck.Pil#t Shields, ot pilot boat No ST JOHN, i\B, Feb Curlew (Br), Lewis, pattern opinion of New York.. Fob IS 6 Green , 3.Arrived, brig No City Liverpool... Bowling , The House Declares Election, but the first detected the flames the fire must have 41 12, reports the following description of the three masted Pernambnco. that Celtic Fob I* Liverpool... Broadway jchooner sunk in 15 fathoms of water off Absecom:. Clearod 3d.Schr Florida, Priest, New York. 4 JUDGE DUGRO SUED. Havel Feb 1* Bremen 2 Bowling Green , ^ Will been under headway for some time. Wefiternland Feb 1* 6 Green Mad a new mirsen topmast, main and gaff topbails, brand VICTORIA, BO, Jan 24-Saiied, bar* J D Peters, Gib« Democratic Senate Antwerp Bowling lew and made bv John L Martin, 42 South st. some biocks son, San Francisco. The first alarm was followed almost immediately Scandia Feb 19 Hamburg... 37 and 61 B'way Reject Judge P. Henry Dugro, of the Superior Court, Circassia Feb 21 Glasgow.... |7 Bowling Green >f Boston and some of Philadelphia make; topmast heads the by a second and third, and finally a general alarm Etruria Feb 21 4 Green Ijainted black for about lHinches from the trucks and from Report who is a owner of has been sued Glasgow.... Bowlirtg hat white to the eyes of the riergfng; flag of red bunting AMERICAN PORTS. was sounded which called all the available fire large property, Fulda Feb 21 Bremen 2 Bowling Green in the Supreme Court by Clark D. Bugbey, who Werkendam Feb 21 Amsterdam. 39 Broadway *ith white border at staff. Petroleum probably com* in that section of Brooklyn to the scene. La Norraandie.... Feb 21 Havre 3 Bowline: Green {>osed part of cargo, as some was floating in the water. ASTORIA, O. Jan 27.Arrived, ship Bm^*V (Sr>, apparatusseeks to recover $20,000 damages for injuries Feb 24 Liverpool... 35 Broadway She lies in a dangerous position, with lower mastheads Scott. San Diego for Portland. HARD WORK FOB THE FIREMEN. Wyoming 61 ust above water; jlbboom broken in three pieces i'assed out 27th, ship Buccleuch (Br), Grant, for United 1 telegraph to the 1 by him on October 21, 188T, while he wassustainedat Bohemia Feb 24 Hamburg... 37 and B'way j to Absccom W N 15 |bt herald. Ths firemen worked but at a of Berlin Feb 25 fl Bowling Green rigging, bearing by milesanjhoredKingdom. bravely, great work on some in West City Liverpool... listant. Feb 3.Arrived, steamers Hartford, Conn., Feb. 3, 1891.."Tom Reed!" buildings Forty-third street Majestic * Feb 25 Liverpool... 41 Broadway BOSTON", Harrisburg, and it was long before the streams of 25 Bremen 2 Green Philadelphia; Saturn. Wiley, do, with bargesAlbertson,Lone "Tom Reed I" disadvantage,owned by the Judge and then in course of Saale Feb Bowling Star and Laurens in with j water had much effect on the flames. rvooruiana |i*eo zoi Antwerp.... o dovhuk uraea SPOKEN. tow; tug: Gladiator, Kelly, A erection. 7 barges Georgo Moon, from Baltimore, and Charter Oak, "Gait rule I" Belgravia iFeb 25JNaples Bowling Oroen from Newnorf, Nows: barks I-Iancocfc. Palm«r. St Thomas ^M There were several slight explosions when the Bugbey declares that while he was standing on a State of Nevada.. Feb 20 <*1 astrow 53 Broadway Bark Pensacola for "Infernal outrage 1" between two at work it fell and Ymuiden (Dutch). Dakker, from Cunn (Nor), Boll man. Buenos Ayres; schrs VVra L Brad- flames reached the casting room of the works. platform buildings Suevia.... 'Feb 26| Hamburg... 37 and 61 B'way FTavrft. .Tan *11 Ut 3(> 10 Inn 10 Lee. Leander V ^ Such exclamations marked the this threw him to the ground, causing serious injuries. Anrania IFeb 4 Bowling Green Bark Jose L) Bueuo, Robertson, from New York for St ley, Charleston; Beebe. Rockett, Newport adjournment were caused a number of moulds Veendam 28!Rotterdam.28|Liverpool#.. 39 News; Erastus Wirnan, Coombs, Baltimore; Marjorie, They by He was confined in a hospital under treatment for IFeb Broadway fago, Jan 25, 4 PM, lat 37 50, no Ion. Edwards. A P Emerson, Perth afternoon of the House of Representatives of the months after the accident. Nevada |.Mar 3lLiverpool... 35 Broadway A white brig, with copper steering SE, Philadelphia: Day, for casting. twenty-eight Kbaotia Mar 51 37 and 01 B way painted bottom, Carrie Belle, McLean. Port Liberty; inn E Araboy; ancient Commonwealth of Connecticut. preparedThe Judge denies his liability and says that he Hamburg Fan 25, lat 87 50, no loft, Ambrose, Elizabethport; Lucy Jones, Gross, StatenValentine, The explosions threw up a volume of flame and Anchoria |Mar 7|Glasgow ...,|7 Bowling Green Samuel H Charlie ffice,< addressing "Bennett, Paris," the arrival at and Liverpool; The republican majority, on the other hand, Sunday, Feb 8.For China and Japan, per steamer Pomerauian (Br). Dalziel. Glasgow; Alexandria (Br), The sparks caused the explosion Mr. Caleb C. J^orvell, well known in ante-bellum jraelic (from San Francisco), at 6:30 PVi. < leparture from European and Eastern ports of American Johnston, New York; Dorchester. Howes, Baltimore; wero in roars of by ^ laughter. in Tennessee as an editor and since the war ind all vessels with the United Stated, schr N K Symonds. Snowman, Cayenne. M with the large six story building communicatedadjoining days foreign trading Sailed.Steamers tug B W m The incident was the culmination of'the Boston, Dorchester; Morse, long the Hecla works and occupied the J. S. as an editorial writer on New York papers, died in ' AXMANAC FOR NEW YORK.THIS DAY. theJ same will be cabled to this country free of charge. for New York with schr Elsie A. Bayles and badges fl on of by Nugent and tow. the report the republican investigatingdebate Mr. Norvell was a Niphon Kodiak in Company and the Eureka Incandescent Washington Monday night native 7 07 Moon rises 2 69 PM Anchored in the roads for committee, which found that none of the Paper Sun rises HERALD CABLE REPORTS. harbor.Brig Sullivan, Electric Lighting Company. of Kentucky, and over fifty years ago was the editor j Sun sets 5 22 Yates, Apalachicola for Portland; schrs Maud H Dudley. State officials were {elected excepting TIM* OF HIGH -WATER. Oliver, Poole's Larding for Norfolk, Va; Celina, Murray, democraticThe fire was burning furiously at one o'clock this of the Nashville Whig. Subsequently he was several ARRIVALS AND 8AILINGS. Horse Island for Washington, DC. Staube. A decisive vote was promisedComptroller years in the insurance business in Philadelphia, i Sandy Hook 3 08 AM 3 42 PM Passed Highland Light.Steamer Centipede, the afternoon, and tho galleries and all vacant (Wednesday) morning. and under the late Henry J. Raymond he became < Sovernor's Island 3 20 AM 3 60 PM ANTWERP, Feb 2.Arrived, bark Astronom (Ger), Luke, for Newburyport; schr Ada Ames. Port JohnsonPhiladelphiafor during on Rockland..Wind 14 miles; m The works of the Hecla were au editor the New York 7'imes, and after Mr. Predictions are for Eastern standard to re- Pensacoia.1 S, cloudy. on tho floor were with Company totally OSr time; m places packed spectators. death on the Commercial Advertiser. Lat- < luce this to New York local time ada 4 mlnntes. For Feb steamer 2d.Cleared, schr John Paull, Philpot, Newport News destroyed. Raymond's AUCKLAND, NZ, 3.Arrived, Mariposa, as before). m The debate was brisk and spicy in the closing terly he was a frequent contributor to the New iijrh -water at Hell Gats add 1 hour and 49 mlnntes to (not The loss to the company is estimated at $200,000 * Sovernor's Island time. J Hayward, San Francisco for Sydnay, NSW. BALTIMORE, Feb 3.Arrived, barks Good News, hours, intensifying the feeling on botn sides. York papers and magazines. The body will be ALGOA Jan St Mvrick, Santos; P J Carleton, Crosbie, Boston to load on the alone. to New York. BAY, 10.Arrived, brig Joseph (Br), for San The insisted on the fairness of their plant brought East London. Diego. ^ republicans The firemen to confine the flames to the 3tanglier. Cleared.Steamer Heligoland (Ger), Buchner, Geeste- M and the of the to pass upon hoped SHERIFF WILLIAM E. NELSOJT. OF NEW YORK. BIRKENHEAD, Feb 2.Arrivod, bark Alexander (Sw), munde; schrs Geortre Bailey, Curtis. Providence; Kose V report right Legislature of the PORT do two sailed. » the election of State officers. buildings Hecla Company and the adjoining Anderson, Mobile. fcsterbroofe, Davie, (last structures. Mr. William E. Nelson, Sheriff of Putnam county, Below.achr Frea A Small, Thompson, from The democrats attacked this view savagely and N. died at his home in Cold Feb 1891. BOWLING, Feb 2.Arrived, bark Kirk (Nor), Neilsen, Point-aPitre. The damage to the Nugent Paper Company and Y., Spring TUESDAY, 3, iVilminpton, NC. Sailed.Steamers Edwin (Br). Belfast: Nessmore (Br), characterized it as iisurpatlou of powers which the afternoon. He was London; Wm Lawrence. Savannah; Alleghany. Boston; / the Eureka Electric Light Company could not be yesterday forty-three BEACHY HEAD, Feb 2.Passed, ahip August (Ger), schrs constitution does not and never did to the ARRIVED. Belle Hooper, Gilkey, Cardenas; Mark Gray, give estimated. J years old, and previous to his election 'aburg, Perth Amboy for Antwerp. Klwood Burton, Galveston; Carrie A Lane, Bath,Boston;4 Legislature. OXXIJJLI mjA£iJNlx Aj: UJ»JC A. M. as Sheriff in 1888 he was Under Sheriff Me..Wind SK, light; cloudy. Steamer Sif (Nor), Stoltz, Cape Haytien Jan 16, Monte BRITON FERRY. Feb 2-Sailed, bark May Cory (Br), Sailed i2d, stoamer Avalon (Br), for Galveston; schrs out errors in the As < Incidentally they pointed fig* the Herald went to press this morning the years. He was a prominent Mason and 3hristi 17tb, Gonaives 19th, St Maro 20th. Port de Paix (Joss, 8n Johns, NF. Charles K Sampson, New Bedford, King Philp. Boston. . fourteen' ures on which the committee based their firemon had not yet got complete control of the will be buried with Masonic honors to-day at £7th and Inagua 28th, with mdse to F C Elliott. Arrived BREMEN, Feb 3.Arrived, steamer Fuida (Ger), Ringk BRUNSWICK, Ga, Keb 8.Arrived, steamer St Clears Cold When he was sixteen old he 1 it the bar at 4:10 PM. Jac 28, lat 21 56,.Ion 74 19, passed (Br), Anderson. Liverpool; barks Simon (Ger), Belitz, and in one instance showed a Spring. years ' in Atlas steamer bound S. Sew York via by republicanconclusions,fire, which broke out again in an unexpected plaoe. was enlisted into the Confederate Army at Peters- ] Southampton. Fernandina; Modistana (Ital), Cafiero, Matanias. to Steamer El Paso, Quick. New Orleans Jan 27, with mj.njjAY, jan Li.BBiiea, «tiip Liancing vtsr;, Maineia, BERMUDA HUNDRED, Jan 31.Sailed, echr John member from Wilton who consented be The fire lighted up the entire Williamsburg burg, Va and remained in the army until the fall , ndse and passengers to J T Van Sldkle. iCalcutta. Shay, Tilton, Philadelphia. that the committee was in error as toquestioned177 of Brooklyn and drew an immense crowdsectionto of that city. He is the third republican Sheriff of Steamer Roanoke, Hulphers, Newport News and Nor- BELFAST, Me, Feb 8.Arrived, schrs Francis Goodnow, votes in his town. Pntnam nnimt.v who has riiari in nffiftA in noaf f-oik, with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion CALCUTTA, Jan 11.Sailed, ship Mary L Stone, Carver, Boston (to load tor Bridgeton, NJ); Leonard A Burn ham. the scene. 1 (Jo. TALK OF REPUBLICAN BOLTBRP. eleven years. Steamihip JSew York. do (to load for the South). \ The in Bark San Pietrot(Ital), Giordano, Seville 42 days, with BLOCK ISLAND, Feb 2-PaBSed by at 2 PM, bark St There have been many rumors that the police had great difficulty keeping the ndse to order; vessel to Funch, <% Co. CAPE Feb 2-Sailed, bark Fiida (Nor). from Rosario for JASPER Q. CADMUS. Edye TOWN, Olsen, Mary, Boston. would not stick together and support republicansthe crowd back of the fire lines. Scbr James Slater, Tooker, Lacuna 17 days, with mdse iPensacola. BRIDGEPORT. Feb 3.Arrived, schrs Eva L Ferris. St of the committee. But they did, every manreportof Ex-Councilman G. Cadmus died at his home 1;o Joseph Wall: vessel to A Dayton report had a legal majority. committee'sLines of the oil to the years. Ho was a native of London, England,sixtyone (all from Baltimore); 3d (not before), steamer An effort was made shut this out a motion lighters bring distributing York. tp by and was at He went to Steamer H M Whitney, Hallet, Boston for New York. (Br), Moore, from Liverpool for Baltimore. Barrowmore for a recess, but Mr. Boot insisted. Speaker Paige tanks and a pipe line from New Jersey under the graduated Kings College. Steamer City of New Bedford, Webber, New Bedford HAVRE, Feb 2.Arrived, stearaerslxia (Br), Churnside, GALVESTON, Feb 3.Arrived, steamer Cragside (Br), then cleverly disposod of the matter by deciding Hudson Biver also empties into them. Peru and practised thero several years, marrying a itor New York. ] New Orleans; Lonlse H (Br), Voss, do; Nortligate (Br), Sinclair, Vera Croz. ^ that under the orders of the House three weeks lady of tbat Dr. Atkins went to the Steamer Pequot, Appleby. Providence for New York. Cleared.Steamer Acnes (Nor). Hansen, New York; A loaded with 200 barrels of kerosene was country. C for New Ramsdale, and Thomas Turnbnll (Br), Sample,-do. schr John ago and yet in force the resolution must go to the lighter ismmus in iaa^, ana went iuia me ranama uanai Steamer Amos Barstow, Corwin, Providence Ireland. Woodland. Matanzas. Committee without debate. lying against the storage warehouse at the time the Company's «ervice, having been the company's Fork. HAMBURG, Feb 3.Sailed, steamer Polynesia (Ger), HYANNIS, Feb 3.Arrived, schrs Cyrus Chamberlain, Investigating Steamer Standard, Evans, Providence for Bayonrte, NJ. Franck, New York. Woehawken ;for Portsmouth, NH; Peter H Crowell, Like a flash came a motion'from the republicans fire burst out and the storage tanks were full. physician at the sections of Kio Grande Inferior, Bark P J Carleton, Crosbie, Boston for Baltimore, in Chase. Portland for a coal port. for a recess, and Speaker Paige declared it carried. An explosion occurred suddenly with a mighty Matachin and Gorgona. On the suspension of itow. HIOGO, Jan 31.Arrived, steamer Bnshmills (Br), Ven Passed W.Schrs Alfred Brabrook, Cox & Graen, and ADJOURNED ANYHOW. crash of one of these which sent of work on that enterprise he was appointed Schr Alice C Foster, Foster, Fortune Bay, NF, via )ling, Marlon F Sprairne. j tanks, sheets Gloucester for New York, with fish to order. Shanghai. 6 PM.Wind SW; fresh. The democratic members doubted the vote, and, oil in many directions, of the Panama Eailroad Company, physicianwhich ISLE OF WIGHT, Feb 3.Passed, steamer Procida / rising their in vain flaming flying quickly ha until his death. Schr Kred Walton, Rich, Rockport for New York. JACKSONVI1/LE, Fob 3.Arrived, steamer Cherokee, y to feet, they howled protest. flames to another large tank alongside.communicatingposition occupied Schr R J Carter, Peck, Boston for New York. ( ;Ger), Fendt. Baltimore for and Hambure. Bearse, New York (and sailed on return). glared at the excited for a of Deptford Speaker Paige throng Policeman Monahan, the West Forty-seventh Schr Pardoh U Thomson, Chase. New Bedford for New LIVERPOOL, Feb 2.Arrived, steamers MOBILE, Fob 3.Arrived, schr Ebenezer Haggett. moment, and then exclaimed: street station, sent out an alarm frora Fifty-first ROBERT TROY. Fork. Hampton (Br), Poole, New York. "This House is not in session. You may street and Eleventh avenue and it was quickly Schr Angler, Brush, Fall River for New York. Bower, Wilmington, NC (lost boats, Ac); Justin (Br), Cleared.Ship Abyssinian fNor), Evensen, London; yourselves as you to the but when Robert Troy, chief boatswain's mate of the Schr Jno Crockford, Farnum. Fall River for New York. schrs Honr.v Lippett, Howes, Boston; E C Allen. Given, please." entertain by firemen, they reachedresponded Schr Sylvester Hale, Coleman, Taunton for Ne v York. New York; Kato S Flint, Winter, Boston. Then he slippod down from the desk and left the the spot a tower of flame, black with the smoke of United States steamer Enterprise, died on January Schr Sarah Babcock, Duffy, Greenwich for New York. LONDON, Feb 3.Arrived, ship Avoca (Br), Smith, NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2.Arrived, steamers Bernard hall. the burning oil, was rolling heavenward and being 19 on board that vessel, in Colon, United States of Scbr Mail, Palmer, Greenwich for New York. Sew York Hall (Br), Wrako, Barbados, Ac; Palmas (Br), Erans, The democrats say to-night they have no hope of swept by the strong west wind over the vast block Schr Part, Payne, Mystic, Ct. for New York. Mobile. the desired to go on and tenements Colombia, from an intermittent form of malarial Schr A E Derrickson, Cold Spring for Now York. Called 3d, steamer Bidar (Br, not Baidar, as before 3d.Arrived, steamer Gussie, Brown, Bluefields. defeating report. They only of warehouses between Fifty-second and was buried at Mount on the reoord against it, and rest content with the belief and toward Eleventh avenue. fever, Hope Schr Mary A Bird, Murray. Cold Spring for New York. Philadelphia. Cleaved.Steamurs Bedouin (Br), Havre via Norfolk; El Fifty-third streets, day. He was a member ot the Grand Army Schr Amanda Tompkins, Webber, Cold Spring for New reported),Dorado, Byrne, New York; Algiers, Grant, do; Seneca, that the people will sustain them. The situation appeared a critical one. Thousands following Sailed 3d, steamers Otranto (Br), Rippeth, New York; do; Ernesto Dora ^ The to the Senate to-morrow and will of the Republic, belonging to Rankin Post, of Fork. Stevens, (Sp), Gartiez, Liverpool; report goes of spectators hastily assembled in the streets Brooklyn, N. Y. Schr S K Lane, Burton, Port Eaton for New York. lay mouth Castle (Br), Clark, St John, NB. (Br), Sawyer. Genoa via Norfolk. Foster be summarily disposed of by the democratic on the river, expecting to witness a Schr Henrietta Collyer, Collyer, Port Eaton for New LIZARD, Feb 3.1'assed. steamer Rhaetia (Ger), Pout Eans. Feb 3.Sailed, steamers El Mar, New York; in that Rumor has it that an effort bordering Fork. Caroline Miller. body. majority conflagration. disastrous BRADFORD BTJBBANK. , New York for Hamhurg. will be made to secure a conference committee. A third alarm was turned in summoning thirteen Schr Seven Brothers, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New Kublweln,NORFOLK. Va, Fob 3.Sailed, steamor* Norfolk (Br), This would mean a but the Fork. PALMAS, Feb 1.Sailed, steamers Avonraore (Br), Woolston, Liverpool via Nowport News; Malabar (Br), compromise, democrats engines.among them two fire boats, one of which Mr. Bradford Burbank, one of the most for LA^3 Allen (from Niceto are in no mood for at water Schr Fly, Baxter Wrecking Co, New York. Shaw) Fort Eads; Nigretia (Br), Cave. Galveston. Savannah). Liverpool; (Sp), compromising present. was that phenomenal spouter, the new steel merchants and capitalists of Evansville,prominentInd., (from New Orleans), do. i Larrlnaga The third house was in the New Yorker. This call was BOUND EAST. to Feb (J C largely represented flre boat the first with the died MELBOURNE, 3.Arrived, ship Chapman, NEWPORT NEWS, Fob 3.Arrived, stoamors lobbies to-day. Its members, whose axes are the New Yorker had received since going into connected glass trade, yesterday, Schr George Edwin, Heney, New York for Southport. UicliUorn. San Francisco. (Br). Kemp, Brunswick for Bremen; TivertonPropitious dull because the is commission. It had been awaited her seventy-one Ho was one of the (Br), Whitehead, do for Liverpool; schrs J M Brown, legislative grindstoneremaining anxiously by aged years. pioneers MANILA, Jan 31.Arrived, bark Amy Turner, / at rest, are very anxious to have the crew In order to see how the vessel would at in the Fluor mines at Rose Clare Johnson, New York: Mayono, do. difficulty act developing spar CLEARED. New York. so that regular business may be taken up. settledwork. and was identified with many enterprises in Holmes, Baltimore; Twilight, i'redmore, Philadelphia; The Senate transacted no business to-day, unless The New Yorker answered the call promptly, and neighborhood, and leaves a fortuneEvansvilleto his Sailed Dec 20, bark Galatea (Br), Carter, Now York. George A Albert, Christopher, New York. to the of the Steamer St Pancras (Br), Young, Liverpool.Chas P steamer Ponce de Leon listening prayer chaplain may be hauling out into the stream from her berth at family. 3umner A Co. MALAGA, Jan| 31.Arrived, Arrived.Schr Joseph O Dean. Chase, Newcastle, Del. in that light. consideredCastle Garden in less than two minutes after the Steamer Caracas, Woodrlek, Laguayra, Ac.Boulton, ;Sp), Llorca, New Orleans. 3d.Arrived, echr Bertha F Walker, Harding, alarm was received. By the time shefreachod the DR. O. C. LANCASTER. Bliss A Dallett. MALTA, Feb 3.Passed, steamer Yorkshire (Br), RI. Feb bark Phil*delphia. scene of the fire the hose was out and all Steamer Ac. NEWPORT, 3.Arrived, Hypatia, Martin, DISABLED IN MID-OCEAN. Dr. C. C. Lancaster, a membor of the of Aguan (Br), Brillin, Kingston, Greytown, Japan and China for New York. Providence for Nowport News, Va. made ready for immediate action. Her faculty Jamos Ranklne. Arnold.NEW Feb schrs James D connectionsthe Tennessee Medical at died Steamer Brixham, Coombs. Progreso.W W Hurlbut A MADl lRA, Jan 27.Sailed, steamer County Derry (Br), HAVKN. 3.Arrivod, Dewell, however, were not needed, and so she College Knoxville, Kelsey, Norfolk; Annie F Collins, Borden, . services, Co. Sailed.Scbrs Clias F Norfolk; MEAGRE NEWS FROM THE OVERDUE DFNMARK. steamed back to her berth. last night of blood poisoning. A few days Steamer Athos (Br), Low, Port au Prince. Ac.Pim, Philadelphia. Tuttie, Ives, Racer, The firemen direoted their to he an on a NEWPORT. Feb 3.Sailed, Lancashire Chevalier, New York; R S Fisher, Hansen, do. THE BOTTKRDAM BEHIND TIME. energies keeping ago performed operation lady having a Forwood A Co. ship (Br), PENBAOOLA, Jan 31.Cleared, bark Assunta Marchess the flames from spreading to the two remaining gangrenous wound, and received the poison Stoamer Simon Dumois (Nor), Kanitz, Matanzas.Way- Vancouver. Hnxtaijle,(Ital). Liceti, Naples. The cable from London in yesterday's Herald tanks in the oil house, and were so successful that through an exceedingly slight abrasion under the dell & Co. PRAWLE POINT, Feb 2.Passed, Dora PORT ROYAL, SO, Feb 3.Cleared, steamer Linda (Br), in minutes' time the fire was out and the Steamer El Monte, Quick, New Orleans.John T Van ship (Ger), < the sighting of the Kational line steamer thirty finger nail. Savannah for steamers Lowe. United Kingdom. reporting flames had been confined to the two burning Sickle. Lobmann, Bremen; 3d, Craigton Sailed.Schr Fannie L Childs, Boston. Denmark on 25 was one Steamer City of St Augustine, French, St Augustine New Orleans for Marie Fob Missouri January supplemented by tanks, which were licked dry by the flames. OBITUARY NOTES. and Fernandina.Warren Kay. (Br), Samuel, Havre; Elise (Ger), PHILADELPH1A. 3.Arrived, steamers to the Marine The loaded with oil was towed to a Steami-r Jacksonville via Charleston. Hinsch, for New York. (Br). Cave. London; Williamsport, Miller, Salem; brig Exchange yesterday. lighter place Paul a of Seminole. Piatt, Hsrburg Klrica Brown. scbrs Chas H Fabens, of West, prominent lawyer, Boston, died Wm P Clydo A Co. Jan steamer Concordia (Br), Kingston; The name of the vessel sighting the Denmark was safety. years. Savannah.R L PORMAN, 30.Sailed, (fo^), Howes, Cayenne; Lanra S Sprague, Wixom, Boston; For several hours after the fire a dense pall of yesterday, aged forty-four steamer City of Birmingham, Burg, Baltimore. Marguerite, Tripp, do; Clias Briggs, Whittler. do: Chiide omitted in yesterday's cablegram. The machinery oily smoke hung over the city to the leeward of General K. J. Henderson, a prominent Walker. Harold. Swoeney. do; R F Pettigrew, Morse, New York; * Steamer Richmond, Jenney, West Point, Va.Old PALERMO. Jan 31.Sailod, steamer India (Br), of the National liner was reported as disabled the scene of the flre. officer, died at Atlanta, Ga., yesterday.Confederate Co. J B Carrlngton. Anderson, Bridgeport. is He is Steamship Dominion New York. Cleared.Steamers Nyassa (Br), Lermond. Bluefields; and her engines were stopped. Her commander, Reynold's damage probably 86,000. Mr. John W. Greene, of the Newburg jewelry firm Steamer Guyandotte, Walker, Norfolk and Newport Jameson,Oraigmore (Br). Perry, Wilmington, NC: Spartan, insured. of Morrison & Greene, died of News.Old Dominion Steamship Co. PERNAMBUCO, Jan 31.Arrived, bark Helen Isabel New howerer, declined assistance. partially yesterday morning Stoamer Herman Winter, Nickerson, Boston.H F Boston; Reading. Elwell, Bedford; Pottsvllle.Crowell, consumption at his home, on Dubois street, in Dimock. (Br). Olsson, St Johns, NF; brig Dora (Br>, May, do. Ritson, Salom; scbrs Emma 0 Knowles, Maybew, Sagua; So far as can be learned no vessel New CUT HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR. that at the of Jan Britannia James Rothwell, Burllngame. Boston: Sarah W reaching city, age twenty-five years. Ship Gov Wilmot (Br), Morris, Melbourne.Henry W RANGOON, 31.Arrived, ship (Br) Haskell, do; O A White, Connor, Salem; Lucy E York has sighted the Denmark. When passed Mr. J. H. Johnson, one of the Peabody A Co. i New ¥ork. Lawrence. by formerly leading Reed, Sheldon. San Francisco.Dearborn A Scott, Friend, Thomas. Gloucester; Chas E Morrison, Smith, the vessel arriving at London yesterday she was in DELIBERATE SUICIDE OF A SUPPOSED ENGLISH prohibitionists of West Virginia and many years Emily ROTTERDAM. Feb 1.Arrived, steamer Rochdale (Br), Providence; Arvesta, Mott, do; Robert W Daser, Tracey. editor of the Freeman, the prohibition organ of j^lilp Savannah. latitude 47 degrees, longitude 37 degrees, or about fiTTTCKT AT M TT E* A fiTrtTJ TirvTTCH' Snip Jos A Spinney. Curling, San Francisco.Sutton A Linhill, New Orleans; bark Chas Bal (Nor), Gnndersen, Oklawark Breakwater, Feb 2.Arrived, bark Maryland and West Virginia, died yesterday in Co. Savannah. Demerara. six hundred miles southeast of St. Johns, N. F. She A man went into Astor House at one o'clock South Dakota. He was attornov In Hark British America Dunkirk.Snow Wallace. Megnntlcook, the prosecuting (Br), Lawrence, Feb 3d.Sailed, schr Nettie Langdon, from St Domingo City would therefore be in the direct of South Dakota at the time of bis death. A Burgess. SOUTHAMPTON, 2, midnight.Sailed, steamer York..Wind * nearly path yesterday morning, asked for a room, registered as Bark Star Montevideo.John Elder Baur New York. for New SW, light; raining. Mr. William an Morning (Br), Luckham, (Ger), (from Bremen), PKRTH AMBOY, Feb 2.Sailed, Brig Caroline Gray, transatlantic steamers and the wonder is that some Frederick Evans, England, and was assigned to Beardsley, fifty-five years old, oil Norton A Son. Portland. merchant of Bridgeport, Conn., dropped dead in Bark Kianca Aspasia (Ital). Fazio, St Domingo City.J SCILLY, Feb 3.Passed, steamer Boston City (Br), Pell, Rowe, of them have not sighted her. room No. on the fourth floor. Boston for Cleared.Bark Noacb IV (Dutch) Gomes, Flashing. 357, the street yesterday afternoon. He was formerly B Yiclni A Co. Deptford and Rotterdam. 3d.Arrived, schr Allen Gurney, Gurney, Norwich. The Deamark left London on January 15, and as The chambermaid was unable to get into the a member of the Common Council and had nrlg Minlitfht, Thompson, Demarara.I» W ifc r Passed 3d, steamer Obdam (Dutch), Roggeven, New PORTLAND, Mc, Feb 3.Arrived.Scbrs Eagle. Brown, a Armstrong. A she is considered generally a twelve day vessel she and at seven o'clock last been appointed Police Commissioner. recentlyHe Port W & P York for Rotterdam. and Hattie King. Collins, 8t John. NB, for room, half-past evening was a. member of the Grand Armv of the Rernihlie Brig Starlight, Ollstedt, Spain.L New York; Dicky Bird, Schofield. Belfast for should have reached New York two after she Armstrong. SWANSEA, Feb 3.Sailed, steamer Erl King (Br), days notified Mr. Steinberg, the botcl engineer, of the Schr Grace Davis, Sonnitt, Cardenas.Murcns Hunter. Charleston; Willie H Higeins, Jones, Poole'o was sighted in a disabled condition. She is now fact. Schr Howard B Peck, Mehaffev, Fornandina.Thos P James. New Orleans, Landing for Norfolk; Robert G Dunn, Newcomb, BIG LIABILITIES; NO ASSETS. Bali AJOo. Fen steamer Geestemunde RocKportfor Baltimore; Cora Louise, Smith, New York; o ne week overdue, but at the oftioe of her agent, was SHIELDS, 3.Sailed, (Ger), MorriH & Cliff. Howard; John S Beacham, Ginn; Martha Steinberg forced open the door. Evans SchPBillow, Marston. Portland, Mo.Brown. McGilvery Mulier. New York. no was Co. fnnes, Speed; Mary J Dee. Pratt; Alfred Keen. Greely; F. J. Hurst, No. 27 State street, anxiety found on his back in the middle of the telegraph to the herald. & 1 lying floor, [by 1 Schr S L Crocker, Nelson. Taunton.Knndson, SAVONA. Jan 28.Sailed, steamer Prior (Br), Vulcan, Gilbert; G W Glover, Bostwick, and Lnln hver- pressed as to her fate. ex^ dead. Beside him a new razor made at ett, Usmore, Rockland for New York; Beesle E lay Sheffield, Montreal, Que., Feb. 3, 1891..Parker & Popham & Co. Patterson Feb 2.Arrived, bark ffn. GordonBaltimoreWATERFORD,(Br), Matthews, Rockland for Norfolk. Creighton, Captain Rigby, an old and experienced navigator England. wholesale merchants and clothiers, assigned to-day. McKellar. Cardiff for Bnenos Ayres. Cleared.Schr Edward Stewart, Harlow, Port 8pain. Tn® room is a double room, with two beds In it. SAILED. Sailed.Schr for a coal Wind who has been for years in the employ of the no assets. YOKOHAMA. Jan 31.Sailed, steamer China (Br), Agnes Manning, port. N; steamer. Neither of thom had been disturbed. The suicide Liabilities, $78,000; practically Anions; cloudy. ; line, commanded the Her crewNational coat the creditors are several New York and (from San Francisco. PROVIDENCE, Feb schrs Rachel numbers men and the informed had removed his and waistcoat and taken the English Steamers Herschel (Br), for Liverpool; Wells City (Br), Hong Kong), Seabury RI. 3.Arrived, Jane, (i sixty-eight agents two bowls off the washstand. and placed them on firms. Bristol: Brixham, Progreso; Aguan (Br), Belize, New York city on Tuesday. Feb 3 inst. at 8 AM, Berry, Coroner Hanly issued a for the removal by a sudden fall in the temperature. steamer had experienced terrible gales, during which Philadelphia: Henry Clausen, Jr. Colcord, Analachlcola. any were 011 board the Denmark on this trip the permit as reported by the local Siirnal Office, was twenty-nine RICHMOND, Ya, Feb 3.Sailed, steamer Old Dominion, did not know. of the body to an undertaker's in Greenwich and eighty-five hundredths (29.85) inches. her decks were swept of everything movable and her New York. agents street. Evans, or whatever uis name have |by telegraph to thr herald. J The Denmark is an iron screw steamer, bark may stanchions and bulwarks were carried away. She was WAN FRANCISCO, Jan 28.Arrived, ship MeNear. with been, was a small man about thirty years of age. Burlington, Feb. 3, 1891.The mercury fell to AND Swan, Seattle; barks Richard III. Conner, Seattle; riggeu, three decks, and she registers 2,793 was about one FREIGHTS CHARTERS. also otherwise greatly damaged. Port net and tons. She is 342.9 feet His weight hundred and twenty six below zero here from a summer McGuire, Madison; Oregon, Boyd, DepartureNonantum, 3,724 gross long, He wore a mustache which was degrees to-day Steamer Taormina (Ger), Koch, from Hamburg for Bay. 42.2 feet beam 36 was pounds. inclined The market was devoid of feature or and feet deep. She built at to stubble. He was not mildness In less than six hours. The river is yesterday New which came into collision in the Elbe with iOth.Cleared, bark Gen Falrchild. Boyd. I'ort Angeles. in 1865 was be intoxicated and did and rates showed no improvement. animation York, Stockton-on-Tees, England, and first not to be at all exoited when he asked for frozen tight, and icemen who feared a famine for o' Gaunt McGregor, from for Feb 3.Arrived, ship Inchcape Kock (Br), Carson, known as the Chilian. She has two vertical direct appear Chartkrs.Steamer Southery (Br), cotton, Galveston *o the baik John (Br), Pisagua London. a room. next summer are now reaping a rich harvest. Liverpool, 40s (February 20 cancellation); steamer to tier action and four boilers. There are seven Hamburg, has returned Hamburg, upper works Cloared.Ship Standard, Percy, Liverpool; ba-ik Dis- . engines (Br), cotton. Savannah to Liverpool or Bremen,Uplands McNeil, Honolulu. transverse and the vessel is lH-64d steamer ca<*e and were sliirhtly damaged. covery, bulkheads, probably TRIED TO KILL STARTER NOONAN. rapid fall in the thermometer at st. louts. (February, March); Moldava (Br), spars Sailed- Steamer Collma. Austin. Panama. worth $300,000. oil, Batonm to Japan, Is, option shanghai March; Twenty-four hundred bales of cotton have been landed heb 3.Arrived, steamer Inchrhona steamer Kara steamer Malvern SAVANNAH, (Br), The Netherlands American steamer Rotterdam, St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 3, 1691..A cold wave reached (Br), same; (Br), same, from steamer Ocean King (Br), ashore near Norderney Sanders, Philadelphia; schr II & J Blenderman, Rose, which left Rotterdam on 17 for CARR. WHILE INVADES THE time charter; steamers Henry Dumols (Nor), Alfred Charleston. January this port, FRANK INTOXICATED, St. Louis this morning and the thermometer Duraoie (Nor), Gurly & Holguin (Nor). West India time Island. Bad weather prevents the work of salvago. had not been sighted at eleven o'clock last night. three Cleared.Steamer GlanyRwyth (Br), Davie*. THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD DEPOT. around the zero mark. The mercury fell at charters, years, all about 600 tons net, 13 knots per The report from a Nantes paper that bark Anna (Nor), barks Pedro Gusi (Sp), Casals. Barcelona;Amsterdam:La She cenerally makes the trip in fourteen days, hoyeredhour; bark Rinnovata (Ital), 28,000 cases crude Saletta (Ital) Lubrano. (and schrs but as even the fastest ocean liners Frank Carr, thirty-three years old, a bartender, the rate of nine and a half degrees an hour. A Philadelphia to Seville, 12c; bark Salina (Br), Hansen, from Pensacola for Fecamp, had been totally Majorca sailed); arriving snow fell last petroleum, Ll Nlckorson, Harris, Baracoa: Sarah D Fell. bertha have been behind time there is little recejtly and at No. 183 Hudson tight night. 18,000 cn^es. same, 18c: bark Clavo (Arg), case oil and wrecked near Boulogne is of doubtful correctness. Baltimore. felt for her married living street, general cargo. New York to Buenos Ayres, 19c and $9. Loveland. safety. apprehension last fired two shots sailed.Steamor City of Macon. Boston; bark Chestina She carries a number of passengers and a large while intoxicated night, way below ztro and blowing in minnesota. SP IKF,:;. Redman. New York; schr Charles S Davis. New York. cargo. at John G. Noonan, the starter at the FOREIGN WEATHER AND FORECASTS Arrived at Tybeo.Bark Vaeni (Nor), Bei. Liverpool. general night St. Paul, Feb. 3, 1891..There was wintry weather Ship I'algrave (Br), Rollo, from New York for Calcutta. SALEM, Feb 3.Arrived, steamer llarrlsburg, Hand, Third Avenue Railroad depot. Luckily the pistol all over the last lal 9 Ion 30 W. Philadelphia for Boston, with brig Girard, Shoe, in tow; "WHY DID YOU WANT TO KILL US?" Northwest night. In this citv the London, Feb 3, 1891.British barometric pressures sro Dec 15, N, achr Helen Thompson, Averill, Tbomaston for New York. contained blank cartridges, and Noonan, though * mercury got down to from 15 to 20 degrees below above normal, with an area of high barometer 1st.Sailed, scbrs I'ranconia, Calais for New York; N hurt, will recover. generally F Sawyer. Rockland for do. LITTLE EMMA FESSLAHEND'S PATHETIC APPEAL zero in different parts of town and at ten o'olock over tho English Channel, but it is not extensive. The FOREIGN PORTS. VINEYARD HAVEN. eb 3.Arrived, bark St Mary, Carr, it appears, made application to the railroad was 7 same for P.oston: TO HER DESPAIRING this morning it lielow. The report lowest pressure reported is 29.10 inches, in France; tho Mears. Rosario schrs Carrie Easter (Br). MOTHER. about a and his comes from all over che northwest. There was no ACAPUDCO, Jan 31.Sailed, steamer San Bias, Minniss. Maracaibo for Boston; Puritan, Harding, Bos company week ago, application highest. 80.75, in the English Channel. Southwesterly San Francisco), Panama. Mrs. Emma Fesslahend, the young woman breeze here last but a wind (from Johnstonton for Baltimore; Loring C Ballard. Herrick, Booth Bay who. was filed with tho day starter, William night, Blustery to-day winds aud nearly stationary temperatnre now prevail in 11ARBADOS, Jan 13.Sailed, brie M B Daley (Br). Le lor v> Aeoiucvou. With her two children, Emma, ten years old, and makes the cold more noticeable. Marchant, Nuevitas, to load for New York. Also arrived. steamer Charles F M»y»r, Hand. Davis, who is at present confined to his home the United Kingdom, with fair weather in the Channel Jan schr Geo \V Lochner Philadelphia for do. was In port 7, (Br), Anderson, for Koston tug International, Baltimore Frederick, eight years old, arrested on the sick. Not his he and no indications of any important change. from Now York for Demerara, In distress. with burghs Annie W Weston and Venus iu tow (detained receiving appointment began SIGNAL OFFICE FORECASTS. Dec 31.In Dover street dock Monday night, and who, at the Oak and last he entered the office of winds are predicted for to-morrow in EnglandSouthwesterlySouth CALCUTTA. port, ships Sardomene (Br), bv southerly storm',. drinking, evening Southwest Browning, and County of Haddington (Br). Parry, for San Sailed.All steam tugs and barges previously reported; street police station, admitted that she had Superintendent Robinson in the depot and Washington, Feb. 3, 1891..Weather forecasts and and in the English and Irish channels. Francisco. schr Willtamine. * warm. bark suicide, was in ihe Tombs to know why he had not been placed demandedto .Liverpool, Feb 3.The weather is unseasonably sailed from SaugorDec IS, Marlboroueh Hill (Br), WILMINGTON, NO. Feb 3.Cleared, schr Max, Kelly, k arraigned contemplated ill eight P. M. ThursdayFor Eastern New York, 27tli. Geo r mi I'rince. work on the road. He became so boisterous Feb noon.Wind fresh weather for New York; ship llay (Br), for do. Fort Ilaytl. (Police Court Valkntia, I, 3, S, broeze; CAIiLAO, Jan 9.Sailed, ship Patterdale NC. Jan 31.Arrived, sohrs A H yesterday. that it was found necessary to eject him. Carr Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, cloudy; barometer 30.55 inches. (Br), Kluge. WASHINGTON, Quiraby, watchman on the to the front of Portland, O. Florence, NJ: Centennial, Kulon. Philadelphia. Tho night dock said Mrs. then went little hut in the depot fair Wednesday; decidedly colder; northwesterly St N F, Feb 3, 7 A M.Baremeter 30.30 Inches. In port Jan 12. ship John Currier. I awrence, for WEST POINT, Va, Feb i.Arrived, sctir John Peirco, and asked Starter Noonan where Starter Davis was. Johns, from Fesslahend went out on the stringpiece and then with a severe wave. M.Barometer barks Amanda (Hr), Blois, New York: Scammell Taylor, Barren island. "He is sick." answered Noonan, who was busy at winds, cold 1 P 30.26; wind W, gentle; weather fair; Bros (Br), Inness, for nitrate port. he heard the little girl scream aud saw her run temperature 10 deg Fahr (2 deg below zero last night). CARDENAS, Jan 29. Arrived, schrs Thos W his desk«writing. Jan Hyde, away from her mother. He says that the woman "AYheu will he be here?" asked Carr. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. Cafe Rack, N F, Feb 3, 7 A M.Barometer 29.95. 1 P M. Sherman. Baltimore; A Garfield, Fisher. Pascagonia. YACHTS, SHIPS. STEAMBOATS. &C. CIkNFUKGOS, Jan 25.Arrived, steamer Santiago, f said she was tired of life and wanted her children "That I cannot tell," answered Noonan. At this Barometer 30.20; wind NW, fresh; weather fair; tem" pierce. New York via Nassau and St Jago; 27th, bark FOR SALE.LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMER HELEN. to die with her. point Carr stepped back and fired. The following record shows the changes in the perature 12 deg Fahr. Payson Tucker, Oakes, Philadelphia. 150feet Iong. night boat, sidewbeel. beam eneine. Then the little girl ran crying hack to her mother Carr attempted to escape, but Noonan captured for the Sailed 27tb, schr Lloret de Mar (Sp), Fernandez, Mobile to Kastern .Shore Steamboat Comnanj, Baltimore, Md.Apply mamma! did as reached the temperature past twenty-four hours, in Pi-.Mt£KAKA, Jan H.Arrived, schr Nelson Bartlett. and said, "Oh, why you want to kill him he other side of the street. He MARITIME MISCELLANY. FOR SALE.FAST us?" held him until Patrolman the man comparison with the corresponding date of last Watts, Boston; 13th, brig Scud. Givan, Barbados. SIDEWMEKL SAl.OON STKAMKR Egan placed Sailed Jan 9. bark ''avour (Br), WIer. Pascagoula. River Queen. W. B. HOY f, 72 South st. Mrs. Fesslahend's husband was at a loss to under arrest. as mdicitcd by tto thermometer at Hudnut's tj t.... c. Jan 14. bark for account for his wife's action. He year, In port Propheta (Port). Wasco, had, however, pharmacy (Hkbald Building), No. 213 Broadway:. Lima, or steamer Newport, will please accept our thanks Breakwater: brig H valine (Br). Gardner, fordo.DelkwaraSUPKKIOR STEAM LAUNCH FOR "aALETTn^oTT had some words with her in the ANOTHER HOTEL AND THEATRE. 2890. 11)91, 169). 1891. G1BARA. Jan steamer Sama (Nor), Uan^ boose; aleo crew's early evening. for and records of their ocean meteorological 23.Arrived, any cabin, pilot quartern. When he returned from a short walk she and the 3 A. M !>o 38 8:30 P. M 51 60 reports Ben, Baracoa for New York 24th. PAKM.UW. 54 Naw st. were observations and storm notos made in co-operation with HAVANA, Feb 2.Arrived, steamer Earnwell (Br), obildren gone. Sire Brothers, of No. 183 will begin on 6 A. M 39 41 fi P. M 47 49 * Broadway, P.M.. ifi ah tho Herald Weather Service. Muroford. Baltimore; bark Lapland. Davis. Philadelphia. WANTED-IMMEDIATELY. FIRST GLASS ABLE Mrs. Fesslahend appeared quite unconcerned 9 4 M 41 44 8 Arrived Jan bark William Dioti. :eam the but her husband May 1 the erection of a new hotel and theatre. The will als» 28, 11 Wakelv, teamen and quartermasters for large yacht. Nona during examination, wept 12 M...... 44 49 12P.M..!!!!".. 46 33 Mr T Danuiann, third officer of itiimer Trave. schrs Hnmarock, V«a«la, New York; 29th.Philadelphia;S M bat sober, steady men nesd apply at MA>N tNG'b Yacht bitterly. He said that all the trouble was due to former will be situated on the northwest corner of Average temperature yesterday 43 { please accept our thanks for valued meteorological Bird, Merrill, do; 30th, steamer* Gaditano (Sp). Chlrap* Agency, 45 Beaver »t 4
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