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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
7a4 bales same time last year.
ATWOOD YIOLETT \ 10.

View. Orleans, La, March 1O-(Sppc.
all-Atwoud Violet 81 Co. say.
utures -Brudstrccts report reads AS
loHoWs. AuylCeS received by United
states shows that there were 33i 600
balps of cotton ON February gS. mi 1000
ont of the 1894 uncouutcd towns re-.
ported compared with Dos. 600 bales
summary Hrld one year ago. At the roe
lH.uilIAG OBJ towns no stocks wore held
,hls year. but Ut 80 OF them $4,000
buies were held a year ago I'm other
WvFd" 100 towns represent the lnrgesf
points where facilities i'm the wuy of
pHhhius and storage are such as to i'm
Nte the holding of cotton and cousp-
lu'hly it is fair TO presume that the
,'Iu"lAlnS towns that had $4,000 bales
last year only held the sumo proporfion
HS the 9NO towns and that the points
from which BrudstrrCts has no rpnort
are either small towns or poipts MI
Whlcu cotton ia never hold and there
lurr lndlCutcs IN our opinion q 200 OOO
huleS which has been our cstimnte for
more thnu two months past The bear
,'ull7, l'aus can now explain why they
nave been flooding this country and EN-
rope with statements Of invisible stocks
" hls bcpn claimed that Texas alone
mad 25OuOO bulcs az invisible towns
~ inc lOrmcr this year had only had
the amount of cotton that the bcprg
continually Insisted they did have and
They could have sold Il mt cents ana
upoEe' what prosperous people there
would have been.
Tho stock of American I'm Tivcrpool
today and uHoat for that market H. l.
HOhOO bales aud vet this crDp nov,
indicate 100000 bales less than last
year Now nm increased acreage menus
WIN an average yield per acre 100000
nulrS more than this crop and II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
A PREDICTION
ller pemocrntl

1hat two years hGlcc tile orgauiHcd
leVoyfU,y of Texas wiz hnve "a confront
nud Contrst the ground with an ppposi
tlou Wude mp of tho mglconfents ms dis
satisfied; the disappointed nnl the fag ends
~ ali disgWnuel political elements in thc
state, ~ Nhuut 9s certain as anything that
f1r In tho future eau be- THAT the DeW0c-
rnty NJ Texas VIII be- fuly ahle 10 defeat
ihiH conglomvratcd mob, Just "a IL did,
is as pertalu as 9nythinr earthly can he.
Ruif
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
FIRE AT JEFFER't

Jefferson, Tex, March l0-
The two story brick "Balenii
corner Austin and Polk sle.
at 1 o'clock this morning \
losses aud insurance Z q io.
Spellings. loss on building y
surpd for $1,000.
j. G. Mitchell, loss, $50
$1,000. .. /.
G. A. Stutz, loss 500 I
$1,000. .,,
Sol Harris, loss SlO"
500: .,,
y NJ. Smith, loss SOW
$1,000. .,oo,.
j. Leibowitz, loss, Sly"
$1,000.
Longinatii 4 Merelto ,i E1
water damage; insurance wv r.
$. Sumuelson and , a. -
each, $500; no insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE,
nnllna New.l

Dallas Newsl
He defines his doumcu,i0ns ut present
90 the federal courts. liut the Uuinus OF
the ruulul movement with witch hr
Ehrrwdly Keeps 500 Nmch, is naturally ip1l-
Gus of the whole ua.gml authority rvguri-
ing 40 us the natural cuuWN ot thr come
muusUC tendencies uf tho moYcWcnt against
property. Whom the governor glshcs tu
the front and hurls inNrctyo and defiance
luF the autonomy uf leyus he does NOT
MOAN tn wise 20 solitary black flag ~ scCvs
Sion, Nothing of the sort lie simply
means to Toe Spectacular and sensational
for ul th0t such performances may be
worth I'm the domain uf political agitation.
Apparently he must be either this ur Moth
ing,
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USEFUL al.
! .[lt3Z !:S!l;lI

Wells-Fargo express. ....,a.
Western Union Telegraph.
Distillers and Cattle Feeders
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Tho Gazette viii decline hereafter 10
print comwuuicntiona which arc merely
oppressive ~ the writer's opinions. Facts
ian interesting nature win bu ptiutsd.
Lot comments will not 40 usod unluss
tLtClaiiy collected
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LAWYERS MusT HAVE 1uRlL

thhANhNlllN hnahtNhfIal
The Fort Worth Gazette and Houston
Post are diving thoir Feeders ihe full jeNis
of inc decisions rendered hy lhp court Ot
appeals, and 90 COnapuGcuVp lh1vool Those
papers are cagcrly sought ailrr ny ih
legal fraternity
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

lMNfuhNNhiN iloNiNtfNff
Ihcre IS a marked Improvement m Vhc
Fort Worth Gazette az late, a ls one
thr biz dailles az IaNus and IS COuiui
Right along With tue procession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
STOCKS AM RONnq

New York March 10.-The stool, r,o,
Ret was unsettled again today. Pr"es
We're lower during the morning hpt roI-
He'd sharply after ! o'clock. Tho mn
W9rd movement was checked by renewed
sales Tor both long and short account
IN the minority of railroad shares Anc.
tnatious during the day were con6nrl
within q range of l-Id3-4 per cont mo
great, feature WAS the weakness of i'm
auStriala IN which the bears lnborcJ
ftre4nuusly 10 force liquidation. Ibr
market closed weak.
i.ahWuy bond market weaker
government bonds fractonully loy,er
state bonds neglected.
DRY GOODS CHANGE.
New York, March no. -phorp yyae op
important change ia the div goods nay'
So today; Agents mudr the price of
simpson Aoss' finished prints, q IL
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
New York, March 10.-Money an coll
",llFe ranging firm from 8 10 Il nHr
cent closed offered &C o.
cent. VIZ per
Nterllng exchange dun, steady. 81 q
,-tett,e2 IL for siyty-day bills: 81 SIG5
fst Ia for demand F"o'W
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Neg York, March 10 Especial,
sterling Bank. 90 days a Sbirla. e.,.
commercial. go DAYS .... a S4stSytt se99A
Nelchmarks- Come,clal, 10 'ss' -
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CLOSING HOURS

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zErTB vii. remain open until the time indi.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
Srw.u1REtHr SHOOTERS WIN THE CUP.

About 200 Long trap shooters faced tho binding
SNOW storm Yesterday at Dexter Park 10 witness the
second con,,, for Gomez Island Athletic Cu's cup.
The eight teams again competed with i've men. who
shot at nftc.n bird. each The Newurechts were nst
with GO Vernon Gun club second. with 05 Auanucs
third with 81 Corey Islands fourth. with 81; Parkwsys
nuh with sixth with SO the Crescent and
Norths.de being a tie for last place. with %. The
Ney-Ctrecht Rod and Gun Club-D. {. Bennett IS
wards L; C. Furgucson jr.. % yards 10 c. NJ Never.
IS Yards - g. NosrInd 26 yards, 10 {. Wincest,
% yards l.. Total. GO.
Vernon Rod AMI Can Club-August GrieN. % yards
10 w. II. Thomp-on . yards. Il Dr. Little - yaiG-
49, r. \. Thompson - yards. IA f. Osterhout p
Yards a. Total. Gj.
Atlantic Rod and Gun Cub-D. Mon.ces. 80 yards. II
r. Goodse IS yards II J. Is. Voorhce- IS yard! - {;
II. Balzer, IS yards. IA {. F. Morris. 80 yards. T..
Total. -.
Coney leland Rod and Gun Cubic. Pl1te % yaidf.
II l. HYDE &c ysIf5 10 r Pfaindcr. y yards II G.
e.
Parkway Rod end Gun Club. Bennett. 80 yards 10
A. Bay 80 yaIds. IL l. Short. IS yards. 10; J. Blaze
q yards 10; l.. Helsan,. - yards, IA. Total, 60.
,lcnmore Rod and Gun Cuba. J. Eppig 80 yards,
10 " selover yaids J. SchIicMann. IS yafd,. 10
C. Eneelbrccht Is yards II; W Iaityc, q yards, l.:
Total, u.
Crescent Gun Club. Vagts, % yoids. 10; c. Win
chester, .s Yards ~ L. Hubbel IS yard, l2 l.. {.
HOPKINS % yards, II W. Gilman % yards, TO- Toni
IS.
Northsde Gun Cuba. Duryea. 80 yards. % J. Tier
sau 80 yards 10; Charles Meyer, 80 yards. Il; e..
Licme - yards. TO- NJ Manning. 80 yards, a. Total 90
Referee Hugh Goodwin scorer, &. A. Dollar
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ Y. {. & II. r. RR Co.. Lessee
Trains levc West a"f.st. station, NewYork. IS fol.
lows and II minutes earlier from H. FNnklin-st.. y X.
3.BO 4. N.-Daiy Tor Newburg. Kingston. Albany
daily except sunday, west Of Coeyman Jc.
1I5 4. M.-Daily for Albany. except sunday. Montreal
0:3O 4. M.Day Tor Al any. tti'a syracuse Roche
buffalo Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago: except
saturday Tor Toronto
1i,3j A. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Albany and
A.0O =. N.-Dsy. except SUNDAY. for Albany
5t5 r. MDoily Tor Albany Montreal Utica. syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Chicago. 81. Louis
$50 4. M.-Dalv. c.cer sunday. for Newburg. Al
bany, saratoga and Montreal
Sis J.. VI. Daiiy. for Nhany Tuca. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit, Chicago.
ST. Louis
UNVEIiSTRAw LOCALS +5 s:4j Z. NJ.
NEWRURG LOCALS. $ 90 1913 A NJ. Il Is, 4 80.
81 &c 80. IL - i. NJ.
sleeping cars FOR Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
troit. hicago all through trains
Daily For tickets tim@a6eN larior and snepng
lrn 3g3 Washing ton-st.. 7@5 Fdonst. Annex ON -
foot OF Fulton.st NewYork CITY. 81 Il3. 1853 7S5.
So Broadway. l4s Bowery 81 East 4th.st.. SO West
l25h.,t.. and at stations
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EUING GOES TO CLETEL1ND.
THE NETWORK PLAYER SIGNS CONTRACT
TO PLAY FIRST BASE

Cincinnati, Feb 5 special William Ewing inc '@P'
tain OF the New.YorA Gsns for =, many year. siRh'u
contract to-day 10 play with he '1'''''"a '''' .'
m. coming season. Ewing j. 10 cover hst ba0' JOY ''
c.vosnd, In case hi, will not permit him 70 c'th
,crul,r,v This completes the deal by when inc N'"'
York club was enabled 10 SIN DaNL' last "''A'
Ewing wa brought up In TINS city, whore a hoy
20 .o..o6 ~. ar. salary a. a diver Of brewers wagon
ne Won his bsscbal spurs member OF IN" Ola ifF
club Joining the Sew.York club IN 1854, where he re-
NAMED up the close Of last season. h''' '"'h''
WEIGH IIort aud GILLESPIE formed the old Troy 'o'"'
con, thu, went 10 Ncw-York when the League team was
orrsnI,od Their None OF the Old con-
tinccnt are members 81 the team
Ewing thirty -four year Of age. ara "h'h IN
ru he f. one Of the best alaiOInd players In the coln.
try. As b,,sran and baserunner h" has "" II VA!
.uIerlors lie vas considered the bet catcher IN the
country up within ycafs ago, when an INJURY ]"
bi. throwing axm has caused him 70 lay on fr gOoa
,ar, Of the last TWO Ewing suppaltd ward a.
capsin OF the Giants 1857, but 1t is now WsidS turn
and he IS paying ~ old scores.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western K. NJ
s,o,iou. In New. ork Of Barclay aud Chrsses'
streets.
S,opTEST LINE. VESTIBCLED TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, iSS..s,ns
rIIE ORANGES summit, Bernard,,lhe a.oa.
Ridge. Madison MOrrlstoTp pasiaIe Paer: sSE Ho.
TSrCONG, useAe,t.oSn, SSlooLEY,SS NOW ihfM
GaP. "sTRoupsBu H., rSsoao MSnnssl1,$ rsi Sure
T6S' PIITSTON. wILktSBARRE. NAN pINS
DANyILIE NORTHuMBERLANp Mon, tI,s 'r sic
HAMTON. OXFORD NoRwiCM WatervsWSeR kCrsE
cswr.io. ITHACA owEG3; EI,NfRA c 20 ooins;
WWHEss f. NoETMwEsT AND soUTHWEEE;TSTt; co TX.
ffRi.Ss Pullman paror cars Connects ' neri
with tain for Chicago. arriving $3.50 O. u"
,,Io O'I a. M.-BINGHAMroN NAIL. Stops 81 prin'pS
LOO S'''0 y. M.-scRANToN. BINGHAMroN and IL
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars; py WI.
A,iO p. M.-sCRANToN; .wILk ESBARRE ana fh'~
,,sO p. NJ. (Daily).-BuFFALO LIMITED EAr"I''
Pullman slcepers. Arrives at ] 10 O. ~. -. ocwE(;0
ONO r. NJ. (Dailyl.-BUFFAI.O, UTICA ana o""
ExPKE.SS. Pullman seelers. .r,,xc a, %
TICKETS and PVLLMAH AcCoMMoDA, I,,1 H.s,i.ons
Murray st. and 800 Broadway Tickets at ,srry ,umbus
Ts5 and 90 broadway 50 West 125th.st 5S ma
ave- New.York 1893 washnston.st, 720 nltent i In
"a broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving ~.
for%atiSG a. al snIgsss COMPANY will call fss ~
check baggage iron h0tel OF residsaee 70 9ssanss&
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CH4RGED WITH CRUELTY no CHILDREN.
4 SAD CASE OF NEGLECT BY pARENrs-LIrTLE

4 SAD CASE OF NEGLECT BY PARENTS-LITTLE
ONES FOUND WITH CUTS on THEIR FACES.
William Bryson. thirty four years old. Of No. ola
West Sixty -irstst. n picture frame glider. and his
wife were committed by Justice Meade. in the York
Vile Police Court yesterday morning. In default OF
800 bail EACH TO answer 10 charge OF cruelty 10
children ON Monday the police Of the sixty cigth>
station sent notice TO Mr.. GcrryS society tllt the
children of the Hrysons being neglected and
III treated. Officer King invests gated th. charge
In n filthy rear room tie first Moor. he found three
children. John. six years old, Margaret. Three ana
Mary. Il baby three months old. The baby was
living naked upon a bed and tn" other children were
lIddlcd behind a stove in which there was no fire.
There was blood on the faces OF the children, ana
IN IN, furniture and noor OF the Johnnie
told King that his father and mother quarrcled Ills
father had thrown plate at lis mother which had
missed hor and struck the boy on the head. making
"A bad scalp wound. Maggie had fallen upon the
stove and cut her head open. while ihc baby had
fallen ont Of bed and cut lis face Oh broken piece
,o eat all day. they had suffered greatly from TIE
cold.
King found that tho baby was badly hurt ana ne
sent IL at once 10 Bellevue Hospital. lie then g"t
some clothing from the ncighbors to wrap up John
and Magtc. lie took them Ia the soc,"tys "oms'
where Their wounds dressed
When arraigncd IN court the parents OF IN" emil
drou who were arrested Monday night by Policeman
Frank jose Of Captain smiths squad. d"nl,d Ia.
charg. 81 cruelty. The mother said tIat III" uiu "'
know how her children got lurt John ana MAJ.
carrot were sent 10 the Institution OF mercy: Dut VIC
rnhy cannot be removed from III" hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
HELP FOR TIE AUTHOR OF DIXIE"

shor, article appeared in The Tribune yesterday ~
the ehect Dan" Emmett. the author Of Dixie"
now scyenty.eight years old. chopping wood for
living Vernon, Ohio, and that the Actors Fund
having informed Of his taking 10
check for s2j from John s. James g. Co.. OF No. 10
Newest was received at The Tribune oince TO be for.
warded 10 the Actors Fund IL accompanied by a
note which said III the facts stated IN this article
please use this for Emmett's benefit, and obge
John S. James" IT il evident that IL was necessary
only for Mr.. Emmctrs position TO be known in order
that ch might be provided for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
PINATOREn GIVEN BY ANATET-RS

The Amateur Opera Club OF Company c, o2d Regiment
gave interesting performance Of III NJ $. Inlfore"
At the Manhattan Athletic Club Theatre last night. A
largo audience listened with deep interest the singing
OF the catchy airs and frequently recalled solo per.
formers the chorus. The cast OF characters
follows Josephine, Miss Lydc H. Marsh Butercup Miss
Sylvia Cornish Hebe Miss Ray English: Sir Joseph
Porter. X C. D., Frederick w. Strong Captain Corcoran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
ppoOKIyN SIGNS ANOTHER PLAYER

George Iaddock pitcher. signed by the Brook
lvn club Yesterday. Iaddock played with the Brookyn
cub last year and he the most successful pitcher
the team With his peculiar style Of delivery he ought
10 be a valuable the proposed changes In the pth
Ing rule, carried cut. lie Is handsoInr man with
curly black hair and friends call him 1.-THE Adons.
y. r.. Young president Of the National League
issued circular yesterday calling for the annual spring
meeting OF the League at tho Fm Avenue Hotel next
TUESDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
TYpBrS FEVER AGAIy BREAKS OFT.

samuel schliemann. thirty-two years OLD, VINO nan
lived No - Chrystiest.. went TO the Mount SINAI
Hospital yesterday complaining Of Illness and the phy-
sicans saw that he was suffering from typhns lcVcr'
lie was removed to North Brother Island. Three new
Of the fever reported AT the workhouse Oh
Blackwels Island The patients were Patrick f'-hh'
seventy-six years old Michael Donncly, sixty FOUR.
and James O'I5rien. thlry-iX years old. 1hey "c'c
kept in tents on Blackwell'> Island. No new cases
of smallpox discovered In the city Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EAPEISo TRAINS IcaNe s,aton CtnIA4 hAI's9 "
New jersey foot OF Llbe ,y.st., North RIVER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA wees days. 4 20. ~ seC
1 iS no Z f.r 80 o. Snss s45
I:y0" 80, dining Gar 90; 9 90 ? - 10 nESn
and sundays, 90 II 80 Dining Car A. NJ, 30 $3.50
Dining Carr 5 90. - 90 Baltimore only F. NJ. l2's
pullman Parlor car. on day trains end Pullman Sleep
STcNe,e and Paror "a, ss,s be procured z, H.
rs, 2si, t5 IS. 9t2; lao B7Sadway -, % Murray
Nyenue and SO West l2jth Street New.York. 1888 Wash
inc,on street 72G Fulton Street Brooklyn and "a Broad
wesro: Express Company VIII call Tor and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence IN destination.
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
New.YOrk 4 Northern Railway
AND
New.York & New.Emgland Railroad.

In with Manhattan Elevated Railway solN rsa
4 PULLMAN SLEEPER> PASSENGER. and BAooAev
CARS leave l55th ST. eth md 9th Ave. Elevated
daily icclpding SVdays. at IL 80 p. NJ. srflNns u
Boston foot sumnAU ST. 1t 40 A. NJ Baggage eneeAes
through ct n. Y y stltions. $50 ST. sh Ave. ne
l66th st. And 9Th Ave-
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for end ehees
baggage 70 destination from hotels or residence N ~
part Of the city upon application 70 any Vt Aef s0os
Offices In New.York Brooklyn.
EXPRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE. IL"
leaving South Ferry 10 37 p. NJ. connects VIII ais
train. For running time limo Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NEW.YORk
CITY: Arcade News Rooms. II Broadway. and ~
Broadway. where Pullman reservation be sbAined
Seepers open for accommodation Of psssenges enc s'as
before leaving umo Il train.
II. h. vREELAND. Z. II. ALLEN.
Gen. Manager Gen. Passr Agent
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NEw.yoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

IKAINN LtANT. WFNT Vie :, r,.rt
S,lO A. NJ Is minutes earlier from the foot OF fnI.
nn-st0 for Middlctown, Bloominebur2h, Port yes,S,
Monticello Mountandale. Pittsburgh. fiberty L'inss
NenOr IIancock Iarbondale, scranton, walton Ueo'
sidncy NoMi,h Edme;.o9 Utica Rome Oneida o Moss
waska Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown Boomny
burch Fllenve Pittsburgh. Hureyvile' Liberty Law
inrston Manor. xn.w Y,v,os.
1900 p. NJ, MIddlctSwn fal,sursh Libery' d N.
Osweco 10, hester. Niagara Fails. Detroit CHICAGO
Nest Pullman sicepers; reclining chair car iree
Suspension Bridge. . ,.
Daiiy: all other trains daily except sunday ,.,Aa
Pullman drawing seats and sleepngca oe'~
obtained AZ 3o3 Broadway. Newlork. 49, v.,r
a. ANDERSON q. A.. SO Bea,o--st.. Newfom'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

william D. Preston Ralph Rackstraw' j. ~ f"io -,
Di.k Dcadeve w F. Rochester: Boatswain, NJ NJ.
Cooper Midshipmite, Master Valentine Ronzohe 0ap
Of Marines, Corporal c. w Mase. At the emu o' '10
opera the orchestra played programme OF dance hu''
consisting OF fourteen number.
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Orean Steamers.

WfeQn bTEdmErb.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP SVMnFF1hNNx.
L Lines TO CALIFoRNIA, IA h,AN A AND SMExico
From NswYOk Pier foot Of G. .1smss Of fo panams
''' SEwp OiiT sails Friday March i0, noo on
From san Frsneise9 iss ana ntSa"-" '
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRo thursday Msn o ,nor :,
For yrsS onice on the pier foot OF Cana.s N:
s'"'~"' II. J. BULLAY General SUPERINTENDENT
q AVANNAH LINE-FOur Steamers weekly
Is KAN S% city Wednesday Meh i P. M
E : NACoocHEE. saturday. March p m
. ,'i'Y ~ BIKMlNGHAM Monday March D. D. m ~
for C .l Ion"s in It2pA f2STM c.. caro- 20.
LIo;,oo. firstsIass table dhoe. Tor freight and
passage spp Pc 10 T. ,cs W. II. Rhett Genr ACT.
J. y Hss'WT ~ oei Hway Cent Il. r. 3l7 B'wsy.
n ~ S ~ eEI Manager New IS. North River.
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COLUMBIAN LINE,
~ NLW- yORK-COI<)N,
Making connections Via
PANAMA RAILROAD co.
To Panama South Pacific Mexico. and California.
Sallln.- from New.iork. Fcr "a y. r. foot West oath
s.. at s L. NJ.
s. s. ALAMO. MCII. l, :. y. SAN MARCOS NIGH Is
AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Sailing from Colon 5. =. MARCOS MARCH 1,
AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
For freight passage and general Information apply 70
the Traiic DEPARTMENT.
STANFORD PARRY. HI.h"UN CO..
50 Broadway.
Telephone No. 1907 tortlzndt.
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