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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-06

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ma6t, baB bic neue 9pfbame ni9t bor
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anoeren 9of6amen porgelfe1t tperbe,
unb auBerbem geforbert, baB Sorge sez
tragen tuiiroe, iie nit aQe benz befannt
gu MAIDEN, mas Site uno Mnitanb bel
9ofe erbeif6e. go NOR benn bic She'll
nabme, aber aud ni6t minber bic Nlers
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fab, ging tie ibr NIT oer ber5getpinnen=
ben 2iebenstpiirbigfeit unb Sreunbli6=
felt entgegen, bic ibr eigen tuar.
9eio mir pillfommen, &atbarina
Mans, iagte fie. Sd boffe, baB es gu6
in 6ieiem 3reife tuobl gefallen m6ge.
Oas iunge Md66en itamnelte in
b66iter 8ertpirrung eiuige umberfdn6s
li@e Worte, un6 fiiBte, elmer untpill=
fiirli6en Gingebung folgenb, Die ibr
bargerei6te 9anb.
(Gortiekans foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-06
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genen @bei6ei6ungs @efu6e bur6suz
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barna6 biiritet, bic bor einigen Sabren
5tpif9en ibm 1tno Mabeleine 8roban
ausgeipro6ene Srennung bon Slid
unb 8ett In regelre9ten divorce" umts
getuanbelt gu feben. Da 1T ferner oer
@ompDniif Camille @aittt @aens, Der
li9 por einigen Sabren BON feiner Grau
trennte, neil = ibre Go1flinit feinen
berw0bnten @aumen ni6t gu befriebigen
permo9te. Mu9 bic 8aronin be &aula,
geb. b. Sung, Die famo1e 6reun3in bes
@enerals giheD, bic 8ictoriem @arbou
ais itnfreimiliges Ntobea au feiner
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bat, befinbet fi9 unter ben pe=
tentinnen. Terner fu9t Der Sue
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innert fi9 nieaei9t nod, baB Der Sue
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nebme Dame nrr sipeiunbneunaig proz
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gefauft unb ii@ iiber Miu. Grancs ge=
borgt bate. &e6t pitante grinnermns
gen ertpedt ferner bas Geiu9 Ma6ame
8 9anterres, fie bon ibrem @atten
t9eioen 5ll tpollen. Mabame Santerre
1T bic 9elbin ienes galantenMbenteuers
bas 1876 in paris 10 groBes Mufieben
erregte un6 bon Mlpbonfe 9au0et in Ell
nem feiner beriibmteften &omane ber=
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pifatlte Grau mar nit eittetft als Nerebs
rer bes fd6nen @ei6Ie6ts befannten
u&6nig i'm @ril" ienfeits ber Seine in
oas berhbmte @afe b'Srfap binirem gez
gangen. Nas traute tete a tete i'm
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iebr unfanft oabur9 geit6rt. baB man
bur@ Die Genferborbdnge 9errn @an-
terre bemerfte, Der auf benz Quai gera6e
por benz 9aufe S9ilbma9e ftanb. Sa
bas gafe nur einen Nusgang batte, 70
enttDif6te f9lieBli6 Mabame Ganterre
IN @ofiim zines &ii9eniungen, einen
&orb NIT paifet9en auf ibrem Ropfe
balaneirenb. Seit iener 3eit fiibrt Maz
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lti6en gdbern unb Sommerfrii6en, TO-
lple IN yti5sa unb @fentone, Elm aben=
teuerli1es Seben. Sbre Ginber tparelt
ber Sbbut bes Mannes bur9 @eri9tss
bef9luB anbertraut tporben. gDie man
fiebt, geffattet elm ndberes @tubium Der
bel ben frans6iii9em @eri6ten einlaus
fenben DSiborcons" sGeiu9e einen Gin
Bid in man6 Invertebrates &apitel beg
Barrier Sittenlebens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-06
8.

- Die poli5ei in Dallas i6eint
fi6er gu iein, 6aB ber in Sort Wortb
berbaftete unb na9 Dallas gebra6te
6arbige oer Nnsreifer Der Grau Slip
per 1T.
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perionen befebenber genii6ter @bor
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men tpirb.
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ten nf6uarsen Marie". 9ie 8erbaf=
tung einer 6fentli6em 9irne, bic in
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benin Ddbrenb ibres Sransportes 1a9
benz @efdngniB ereigneten fi6 bic tpi>
bertuartigHen Scenen.
= SIT Burnett tpurbe ber pofrduber
9ammon berbaftet.
= Sn Sanlor 1T Sobn Montelieu,
elm Mngefellter bes poFeilenbabn=
6ienifes tuegen angebli9er 8eraubung
Der griefe Derbaftet tpor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-06
gemnperbare gNfrfiamfeit.

Man6e Menf6en berna6ldifigen gu
fageft, meltbe CUTE Singe fiir iie getban
tuor6en fin6, aber 9err Sobn g. 9aIp
bon @illifonbille, g. g., iagt, es ma9t
ibm groBes 8ergniigen fiir Bic groBe
Wirtiamfeit bon n8rotpns Srpn 8its
ters" in Gallen bon 9Dspepfie, Me9iel=
fieber unb augeneime G9md6e gu aelts
gen. ST bat peri0nli6e grfabrung
bon oem grobartigen @rfolg biefer
tpertbbDllen MSe6iain gema6t. Ma6t
eine Jfotis bon bieiem, ale Sbr, 6eren
Spiteme beruntergefommen fino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-06

Nutoren unb &iinfler. gfur Jranf=
reid, Stalien, Sefterrei6 un6 9eutl6=
Lamb tDer6en bertreten iein.
: @enf. Die @eieQf6aft bes rotbem
&reu3es 1T bier in Sibung getreten.
Sour bier frans6iii6e 9elegaten tparen
eri6ienen, bingegen batten fi6 36
6euti6e eingefunoen. Msebrere Der
2ebteren bielten &eben in Deutf9; bie
Sransoien proteitirten bagegen; bic
Deutf6en fubren inbeien fort beuti6
au fpre@en. 9ie &aiierin Muguita bon
Seuti9lanb fat ber @efeui6aft 200
pfunb Sterling gei6enft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-06
RED STAR LINE,
8onielide, 8elsifd)e unb gereinisten Staater
9oft Sampferfeselm
jenem g a mt ftaa

aipil6en
Stem Oorf 1nb Nnttperpen,
Ser &bein, Seutldlanb, stalien, Souanb uno
Granfreid.
3pif@enbed, auSsebenb $40; in @oraus.
aabluns bon antiuerpen $1S; &unbreiie $36;
2. @aiIte $50; Jfunbreiie 500; Galon bon
$50 bis $50; &unOreiie $11O bis $3.50.
GW 9eter Wrisbt &; Cons, @enerals Ieen.
ten 55 8roabbab, Stem 9orf.
Nsenten $. Barbed, Soultpn=
Strabe; p. 9. 6reer, Union Sidet
Sffice, Gan GnteniO, GeraS. 14,2,t1j
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
thereof to some responsible person at the railroad

station.
TEE COMMITTEES RECOMMENDATION.
In substance the recommendations Of the committee,
Is follows:
l. The compensation Of railroads for carrying the malls
shall be determined by amount Of space used aud the
frequency and speed at which the mails conveyed
2 The space factor shall bo determined nv the Post
master General tn view ftbe service needed, and by
schedules OF tho railroads IN connection win the official
report o! tae Railway vail service.
hereafter be fixed rate per Inca loot per car mile
run THIS rate 70 cover the entire cost Of the service
transportation Of postal clerks, etc
T. The Postmaster General may AZ any time order an
paid FOR. n after weighing 70 be found there has been
srnciert increase or dimuut0H in the amount of mail
require the same.
s. The closed or pouch mails now carried in express
them ana requiring no space Tor Distribution en- route
weight Of closed or pOuched mails carried on any rail
road on all trains twenty four hours shall be made the
basis Of pay and their aggregate WEIGHT be
reduced 10 an equivalent IN hneal feet OF
car space IN the following proportions: 200 pounds OF
mail or less shall be rated the equivalent Of neal
inches, 70 be paid for al the rate OF i've mills per nea
foot per mile per year. 300 pounds s1au be rated az one
foot space shall be allowed with the pcovso that the
pay for the transportation of the mails upon any railroad
route for six round trips per week shall not be less than
$50 per mile per year The lowest rate now IL i2 % per
g. The side service from railroad stations 10 post
offices, shall be discontinued.
7. It is further recommended that in the adjustment
Of space by neal foot FOR railway post Offices daily
erage OF 500 pounds OF mail less shall be entitled TO
pay for space 13 nea feet; from 500 70
1000 pounds not exceeding Is ueal teet from 1000 to
1000 pounds, not exceeding % uneal feet, and from
1000 to 1000 pounds not exceeding 40 uncal feet
that change In the allotment OF space
shall be made until the average weight
reaches 5000 pounds. For 5000 pounds hfty feet and
or 5000 pounds sixty feet of space shall be allowed
The weight shall be ascertained by daily weighing for
not less than thirty consecutive days and additional
space shall be paid for unless necessary.
all post Offices the weight should nor exceed
double the greatest weight for the lengths specified, and
for any gross weight carried on two or more
trains daily the space may be subdiyded upon
the gradients for lover rates, the nature OF
the service may require with the further provision
that the Postmaster General may increase the COmpensa
tOn upon any railroad route not TO exceed 30 per cent
per annum for special mail trains performing service
upon schedules fixed by him. In all estimates the mini
mum car width should be fixed at eight feet SIX inches,
inside measurement.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
LEIL E,TIIE
NEw-yoRE, Monday. Dec 81, 1888.
The following sale wa. made al the Exchange
Salr,ruOm to-day:

The following sale was lLaae ~ lA' LAthd'!-e
Salcsroom to-day:
By Lov.s Hcrer.
one -story FroTn5rqas a. mt dNras wv. Ta 5 i25 Eo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEEIg-E CITY.
7th2ys, gs. ae,sa.o G4T ol To- Hcrmaa $1,000
,tai15r.si. n.. - it co. LOWEST, -rz-5, Henry
1I,IisTc. l[-g.', s. 2i.7 of I53a.si 75zo5 u ,
GARDEN rF aFe. ana H %io lot So 65 -ttl ward
6h,,l, l, gi. f 10 10 Kate 6t Boiler 81 T. inter- 1900
same property, II interest, Kate Boiler TO Maya
19aSt. si.8 W OF 7tr.avc l5.5z12 JaueAnder-
4sti,, ,, ,r :, % aPg T. I, ra-,. [ 10000
6't s ,g5 vic & gaas @ IIo and 1900
4sts Fy tsJ 5' A5Esry S q5 .'''' l-l.- 10000
'ad;.I tl;5 ,s5 :. 5V2 WI. ' y, " u oi ETH RI = $4,000
-d:tS z5a,a 10 -9 M9var s' l S aa-yrr -- 10000
9th,1yG ry :, " eJ' .tr, g. 300
5g,,iy ny sg ss -65 1T " Of lo:lve 5ozl005 Joshua
5o'9s 9lls. 10 l.2 d2a Gy 5' ''io' y 2iooo
Joshua Heuar.c4s All another executors TO
same property; II II,uareA and - 70 sane
4't4sl, n s -39 md II ifS ~ To- I'd Casn $4,000
ls'gys ,i T. 70 q Thomas Frrrc 1000
aatbgt5G a5q gi5S az ave. so riot 59st 7421l16
Are,A Aliy s. i'gi, Of i-1i, y5zio6. george Har
eyG gSn To = i l5i5 aoi gihst -ogr55 George oo,
MGTgns to a Il II 9GnFan and wife To- + oer 3 $50
Hoaslo3,i c 8 S r !, Etc. ' 10 + yoo 10000
ForIG,bayWf' ,,.rs KHmann $500
o2ds ar gs i'a9 vie 10 Si Z ttlS q lo 10000
l2oihst I; 7,9i and husband to Heutchei 5000
Orchard st & = !Gt oIis Iiol 'o ',-'"y 22soo
7sta, 3 ,. !, 10 70 i,sa5 Sl sI ssie $500
Teas s4a aS S PaSc 70 ss 5s76 q Dem2Peo Place
5EgIIOO Keeper aud wife to " ysIKsGP "a sI -''-0
4''i rcferee' fe to patrick McCabe 1920
6thaye No s1,cs iS7 s'1 80, 1O' M'o .uu 1000
.io9n s25 It v Of shave 25Ioo5 Ez 7eita 90 am
17ta 3 3St 80 @ q II SinSs S.Iaea 1oiei Lo' 1880
Grcs9ye.ys ave, NSs 2 70 sad a. aH6HeF a
'i'5Si5 Neis5n to Ei's4a Sqsqa i.;:; P.r
6thaye $, - 'St % TYIie SSIIh -i.o nsei 10000
o. sol sons 70 % Hi4 a6r 4othst IS iIi0o VIM schermer
o. horn and 70 rfs Of II 7ot st. 5O5Sloo sehermev
o., dSs horn 70 'l95' 5 Of 7Ohst l5IIoo and
another executors 70 81 le ~ = ,,d ''i''
Bondst SO H. Henry BaTaand ct to Wm Mad 10000
BeSefet ao,s 40 49, IS ana 81 Joseph Emanuel ooo
7,s sa4 VIE s TO f sS Of 5laye jo5Il022 Mad 600
dSg5 70 IS II Of AvsA 7r75 Il VIM Mad ono
- S@TA ls5 ' ' Of Mad.ona5e 2i.-IO2 same to g. ooo
n, same 10 i5 simon God5ers ana wife Leo, ooo
l25ths ~ r. 5S.s Of etGsys T. .e5, IN 10000
5thaye cor t qt so's, 80 gss Varney 100000
of l25ds 1886 Of 4thlge ,3S SA,y - o5,i, S
+ Troacy aud wife to Fa9nng d9eds,,ii.;o I,.,i;
5thaye cor Of soiA' 11iOO' u ' 10000
7sst No 20 East 2OIO2 NODIo and wife to 7o ooo
setS1t PS19f So 9ia East, q5Ioos Philip Brasuder and
rroS T. e 40 NAY az 25Iia I, Jane. PheIal and
George Tubs '''
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
rorIrRY AND GANR.

The supply live poultry s sti within the demand and
prices fairly sustained on al Prime stock. Heavy Fowls
and choice Geese especially waited by The
There was a very fair trade Dressed Poultry up last
Friday though prices Turkeys declined slightly ON sat
urday very duh aud today maTAe opens with
considerable hand aud quiet trade Turkeys show
further decline chickens selling well and Fancy stock
from by points shows improvement Du.k- are
steady. Geese firm and In good demand
Quail declined ard close at the quoted
Partrdzps ami Grouse quiet steady Western WH Pig
con. neglected nominal Wild Ducks quiet and easier.
aud Rabbits plenty aud lower Nrnsln t6lnL Oe
legally sold After january l.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Business Chances.


business MAN about TO visit Minnesota,
Dakota and Colorado will for Otncr
ties reasonable terms ! city references Address
MITCHELL, 33J Broadway, Room 49, New.Y city.
EOR SALE.-A Bargain-A Stationery and
Wallpaper OF ten years standing IN Pennsyl.
Of 25OUO Inhabitants the business large and
thrifty including both wholesale and retail departments;
be disposed Of by February stock not $4,000
easy. Reason for sale The present IL obliged
retire Of ~ heath. Address Box ssi Altoona
XIANTED.-A party with cash capital of
w 100000 buy well established and successful
business OF long standings for selling 20 close up an
person persons desiring enter into prOn'
table business Will md this extraordinary opportunity
paving None principals having the
means need apply. Address MANCFACTUKER P. o, boz
lisl New YORK Post Office.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
FHOLES1LE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending December 90 1883

n
Receipts the $3.50 pkgs Exports 3O5 pkgs HOl
always dull period In the Butter market, and
this has pJn 10 the rule Most buyers pro
ved Themselves beforehand with supply sufc 70 carry
them well Years, hence the small trade since our
last report la, chiefly Of peddng character Fancy
fresh creamery and is well usaned u
price Extra EgE hardly offered sufficient quantity 70
o. Is inquiry for IT, and moderate receipts
be placed i2C Fancy Iowa and Minnesota brands
scarce reaching 81 1850 The bulk Of the western
good. are s defective quality and grade from hrss
down Receipts dairy have fallen OF materially. but
there COusd. in which sellers rather
anxious Fall half aud few choice entire
dlras held with some confidence but al ether grades
prices rule in buyers favor. Most OF the
dairy Imitation creamery ~ poor average quail
greatly neglected. the few lots Of merit nndns
fresh factory aud closely graded rolls are
plenty rather firmly held, bur good medium and low
Hat eY-Ip rqr
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
COURT C4LENDIRIJANUARY ..

2S 49, l25 l2B 2Oj 323 32-32H 34O 34G +7 "a, 31l
SuRROGATE'- COURr-Be.Ore Rollins s.-COntested will OF
James Iilhy, II .
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TgRM-Before TruaI, mo
day calendar.
CoHoioy PLEAs-sPEcLu TERM-Before Van Hoesen, J.
Nn rllpunnr
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
TIE GENUINE BOGUS ARTICLE

E1ora me PhHGdelDLiG CAL.
Have you good buttcr2'
Yes indeed, madam; the best to be found"
But want great deal. and afraid OF getting
lot Of strong stuff my hands"
You need have fear OF that, madam never buy
pound Of the farmers or darymcn. buy nothing but
genuine OleOmargaIine."
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
g5rates auo Senorrs.
30 WEST 23D.ST.
Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE. L. s. Mail Steamships.
"a sail from New-York every saturday lOr
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From PieI 20 North River
BFIGRAVIA.. Jan. 5. 10 am DENONIA.Jan. l9 10 ms
INDIA. Jan. l. CIR a SSTAJqn - D a. IN.
passage, $50 70 $50 Second Cabin, $50.
steerage outward s2S prepaid s2l ,-
Anchor Line Drafts Issued al lowest paid es %
charge 10 In gland. Scotland and Ireland
For passage cabin Plans, Book u Tours &C, apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Z Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line the South Of Franco.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
So CHATEAU LEOVILLE l4OOO tOnsl jan ~
- CHATEAU AIT. - te9ruary IA
Travellers for France spain and Italy Pyrenees Pau
Nice &C. viii and expense by taking this line
Cabin Including winel, $50. eteerage, SO.
For passage apply 20 - -, ,or., .,.-r-, 4, p..u,,..
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
rnTrra Avr rr1nrr4-r1r-n

Appes have continued very dull prices held unchanged,
but only r tv prime LOT. Eelglug outside htlFe7 Grape,
demand CIlu6prris dull but small supply nd steady.
FLORIDA Oranges light receipt; good demand and trG,ri
ovrrl fancy exceeded quotations slightly
NHuIGr.u and IiLEtrnes very uu and weak ie" aW-
berries Florida arrived Inst week Gn3 sod very Ll,
fuTthn. arrivals VIII hI'ng about - pr quart. -,-
AUrlr4 BALDWIN. DO. Jersey, crates g uo18 80
bbI ....... Ha U1lJ 30 Oranges Fla box tUIal 90
rG .,rgsu.ug 49, uDI4 90 NtutlIius. pr hN 3 JuueG 90
Grape. tataWh1.. > "a .lal-,I!lN5 pI.4 ''O~' w
lranbnrrGs, Cape
F,f,l Z on p
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
GENERAL TRANSATIAN nc COMPANY.

~ Between New. York aud Havre.
COmpauys pier new No. ~ North River foot of M0ron,
ST LAURENT De JOus5c-D Wed, Jan = . M
AMERIQUE, >ante.i W ecnesdiy 1a p s p m'
CANADA, Fran -eui. ell jan: 10 a m
Checks payable At gL IN amounts 70 suit Cd the Banqle
TrausatlautlqLr o. Paris
For freight and pa-sa-e apply 70
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

receipts for week. -t3 pECs last week. 4ol ptge. The
mar,rt ia- ruled without muh chang unit. today when
p4-tr receipts caused
lower ua.rug The market very dV scarcely enough do
Ing u establish any but nominal quotations.
state flesh per u0z 80 Canadian, choice y a..
fresh al- H,' ly'-hI4-r. ~ 1-p
southern fresh laid - a3O Lined -.-.--.-..- = ASA
No
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

Receipts Tor the week. III bales Exports FOR week 9O
bles Imports 81 bales The .mand l. confined closely
the ants export which continue very much larger haa
wa generally expected doing very uttle
their getting lOw and they pust come the
fresh supplies on the choice grades there Il evil
dCut.y much rmutss but good medium sld low grades are
dull and favOring buyers.
Do Prime = 40 Pacific OUsst....... 70 G2y
III
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
-VHE L. :. AND BRAZIL NAIL -. 90.
INTER RESOk -. -
GRAND ENCUBS .ONs.
ATLAS LINE OF NAL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, .. .III, PORTO RlCl.
COLOMBIA. I~TiNCS OF iAN ..-A Gad MICA AtAp a.
Tourists invited 70 aya of tsrse ulpS "lch ihey Ga
make or route BY the company steamers a. mo
extreme pu,c u > per day whc" I,iuls I p ,ssrs
board tie whole time passengers oeshE ID
chan v tls route may transfer other plsscu-cr
steamer E tie r 'ey may meet % tat Nuy-Se opAsAs'
apply 10 PIN ropWoop & co kcrutA
-. . -lLtr..i-. NeN NOrA.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

WHITE STAR LlNE.-NAVRl ROI
w UNITED STATES AID ~. MAIL STEAMERS
CCEFNeTpWN And J \tiPuol@ 90 - -
HRITANNTI can't Perry ... SATURDAY.. >. - a. N
PUBLIC. Capt irving bur d-y. IAN , "a ~, j. ,- ~,
GERMA &c. capt. he Iny,t goo lhu.S "' Jan % " ~ -.
ArETATI e.. T.n0n~- ..~nf"- d1v. l''.t = q, M
FROM TnE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT or "%N
10TH II. .-..
RATEs-Sloon $50 tsn ana 500 Retura iicSe.s on
yOTtble terms -teerage from toe Od '"uA's5 III @
New YORK. s-H ..,.-,,,,..,, ,,...i. ,, q T..
For Inspection Of plans and other Information Apply Al t
company 'H'o' y" % "''-""" III. CORTIs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
LINE.

NOTICF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER
PAvONTN - -. W e,ine sday, Jan. :, 7.30 a m.
GAIIIA nes,iay jan y, 2 D.
Si'VTFII "A "Wednesday Jan Is m.
CFPHAIONIA ............ Wednesday Jan. -, 80 D.
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and SOD ...--
Sfeeyaa tickets from al parts OF Europe az very low
VERNON II. BROWN q Co. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
II OloG rNTTEb LFH T. STATES MAIL STEAMERS

Z
~ gNjTEP STATEEsy TTEy MA[L 4J5 sTFA4EPEs T3PS5L
Leaving per 50 y. r.. foot OF King-st
MAOMl Hrs''y Jan J 9h m i'
WTEfeotT~iy y . TUESDAY jan. ~, noon.
AEIHUT us-a9y @ an ~ }2 a M M
- These steamers are built Of iron @iih
e passage across the Atlantic both sae and asTcea5e
aar1 also e2TerenGGd surgeon srHdr.e.s ia caterer
a.aTns those greatest VI all uzure, sen perfect yeDla
,r cabin F-SG 'SoIl9 SlSf 10 ar @ IrSs f' anu F-'
'UFFICE so 70 BROADWAY. WILLIAMS & GUION
ENMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
] FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINENPgOL
CITY OF MONTREAL. Thursday Jaa B. $50 D. NJ
GfT$ T{ 6f OF cHETEe 1a75a3 iqfy 5a 5S' q a. NJ NJ
~ From Per 80 new number ZCrth @ River ,..., s.o
-TEERAGE from the Old country, s4l; from NewYcrk.
For passage &C. apply to the IEMAN STEAMSHIP co,
L''ea 81 -1 rGl1tP6.a @ tilit Giacc No lo5 soa.hst
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. y. K.
y FOR LIVERPOOL AND QCEGNsToWN
FOR LONDON DIRECT ,o,
caGn $50 to 500 outward tcksrs >3s prepaid .teeraso
uCa,,. 80 +. WI. HURST Manager % and % Broad
ybACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
! LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWlcH ISLANDS,
TRAL RlI-, au4 -,,5tjf' ,A5.EI5A and NEXl5Q.
IRON Neg.A .rA = pier Ter toyt %, { San5,st" .i,,, y r.
coLoN s-s l.aIr.Gay day, Jam 90 Ig I noon Don Movie,
From san Frlq.sco, l,t agd Branu4n 80
CITY OF RIO JANEiE5 s1lis wciac.1ay Jan g. noon,
Excursion Tickets between San Francesca aad f0aJlamaa -
special Iitt-.
For HONOLULU, NEW-ZEALAND and a AUSTRALIA,
ZaAI.ANDlA sA.l, tTd.y, jan -.
ARRIVAL Oi London mall. az -ia If'-rsco.
For freight and general Information Apply at con'
p'"' '--0' '- H. ! 'BULLAY, a.gs..a;eulent
sJED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
IA sailing from New YORK aHt Antwerp every saturday
" a.. 81. o 'N.
saloons statcro0mS smoking md bathrooms anltsalps
saloon 500 So excursion ~llU tU SO second Clbin.
$50. excursion, ~lfG rtrerIgc, outward y prepaid .oh
PETER WRIGHT ~ Sons, General Agents. % broadway.
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Al steamers leave CO.'S pier foot OF ~ussXst Jersey city.
For Rotterdam
-. rincsI'y' jan - '-'o D. IL
.s. EpAlr ... Whine uy I,n. o. p NJ.
First cabin 500 stserage, ~ prpSia, so
IL CAZAUA, General Agent - south "l,5C9i,I ,5C9I
FUNCH, EDNE ~ CO. l.. W. 'ihLtfl7.
y - Wliamst, treight Agts % Hwd, Gen Pass. AT,
THE L. ;. AND BRAZIL MAIL s.. co.
l. American line for -. THONGS, Para, NarauArm,
Pernambuco Bahia and Rio ce Jauario
Elegant passenger accommodations at rttu. eel rates.
s. ADVANCE, Captain Beers. from Robert stores Brook
u, SATURDAY January ~ at y m AMI Newport New" Na'
Tuesday, January j., ~ : p. M
SIDNEY ". KOWELL, sec'y and Treasurer y Broatst.
PAUL +. Gerhard a co, Ft q la'-. Az O.. ~ = Nm:
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
L SEMLWEEKLY STEAMERS Hamburg Ameri an
Packet Company Line FOR PLYMOUTH London ant Paris,
WIEIAND. 3 FIR. 81 ........l All- Jan L
KIGIA ~ Thurs Jan 10 l.E-~INE Tuurs. Jan. %
Rafes: First Cabin, So and SO. ~criage 50 PTepMt
secrage tickets so Excursion taes srcaty Teutea send
i'E KrN NHARpT q CO. Gen Agts. No. 81 Broalst. y y.
C. B. RICHARD * 60, Gen Pass Agts, 81 way, y y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Ohio Factory Fiat.

1877 ..... Fine mild ...-..l2 q -.
.IggGl42s uo. Fair 10 Prime. ; GllE
lI ol- Creamery skins,
.. o -. J-l Pa. Gl0t'o Prime. 8
DO. Poor ~ Ialr..-.. q . =
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

Receipts ,or the weeABeags oGI 1l,. s,ate, - bags
exports. Beans 4U5 bhs Peas. I-g bush Prices have -ur
taI declined nearly all Ta to NJ state beans and the mar
kC- wtas The sHa movements confined close
Marrow. which have had som" export demand Medium,
and tad kidney seldom inquired for Foreign beans are
not arriving ely heretofore IIt there % ye stock 10
and rle maIlrr - heavy Green peas better ,uIpy
and Jess hIu.
Brans Marrow DO small Pea ...... ia ...
choice l--H 20 de- Marrow Pea .... 40. > >
DoMarrov lSS2 G-02 20 10 Turtle SOUP toltt -
Du Medium .-. g4OE2 90 DO Foreign. Prime. -ja ~
Du White Kidney. 80 Do Good ! 5IE -
Red kidney l,-} -Oa4 SO Green Peas. prime - 80
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
,-n,-,r- IN nrnrlEs-rrrrr

Receipts tue week 2765 pkgs. Exports Dried Apples
qCl U,g- EvaUOTaed Aprles lower and st very tu
very ry iIpcv 20 above 3c while bulk o the stock
09rTug AT IUu &C. without hndug Important outlet
prices, have little
demand and quotations would be found extreme there
ruurh pressure sell Chopped Apples almost uu,dabe
Cores and skins have had aOme sa.es at 0 sc Ey3p-
Peeled Peaches Of fancy quality IN small supply aud
rather rner Unpeaed quiet and steady Scarcely anything
doing IN SunricL Peeled and Unpcer Peaches and prices
nominal lSub,rrlos steady. Cherries continue dU Very
few Plums Offering Blackberries held a little higher