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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Washed. fine. 22.d BE.
UnwaShed, medium. l5doOc.
UnSashed, fine. Ia Ice.
Hides and TaIIow.
Cured hides. No. |. 4i5c: No. .. 3i(c.
Green hides. No. l. size; No. >. 2tfc.
Heavy steers. curc-i over 10 pounds, che
Calf. green. No. l. &c; No .. &C.
Calf. cured. No. l. &c; No. ., sc.
Deacons. - 10 Sc.
Tailow--
Rough. q Per pound.
Rendered. 5isc per pound.
sheep peitS. 80 II $50
Hay and Wood.
TnforHY- ii.pd12.Oo per toa.
CfovKR -sfl 90 PER ton.
NISEp-< 1oefrll.01 per ton.
SrRkw-S5 .tad6.Oe per ton.
Noop-i6 IN. beech and maple. dry, -
per cord; green. s2.D per cord.
Building Materials
Wire nails. rate. sl.75d1.s0
Glass. discount, 75c.
Building paper. per roll. sl.0of5.cn.
Wafer proof paper. per roll, 81 90.
LtsBEH-keiaii piece stuff;
No. I hemleck. up 81 and including 10
feet lengths. $500; add s!.eO Per 1000 feet
for every additional two feet.
No. = hemlock. up 10 and including 10
feet. $40: every additional two feet, Sl.0D.
No. pine. under = IN. Ni.D Per 10
feet: lin. Si5 per loo fest: add 81
for every additional two feet over IL feet
shipping cull-. si3.
Nil culls Sii
No. | aoorins. white pine. e.,
No flooring white pine. SIS
No. flooring. white pine. SIS
No. maple So.
No ! ceiling. =. s2.
No. ? ceiling. Z. sis.
Nh I qCttlntr 49,
No ceiling SIG.
NJ I siding Ia. 81.
NJ. = siding. 4 IN. SIS.
No. German siding. So.
No. . German siding, SIS
No. , German siding. SIS.
Finishing material
No l common boards. 81,
M. , common boards. sis.
No 3 common boards, SIS.
- in. finishing. Sd.
SHiSotEs Star 4 star, ~ inches clear. 81
Ter thousand.
No. >. tive inches clear butt, SIS Per
thousand
sound butt. Al - prr thousand.
t,lll shingles. ~ PER thousand
LATINO. | white pine, SEQ
No white pine. g o..
mn H1T I'm 10 read the advertise
D0 I0f IdiL ment n J. ". Closter.
house. seen on the want page.
Soc De Mora. the wonder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
Wool.

Washed. medium. 2i,d2-c.
Washed. fine. 23,d PC.
Inwa~hed, medium. l5id9 Oc.
Cnwashed. fine. Id Ice.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-04
ASSAULTED BY A PRISONER.
Guard Tucker Probably Fatally
Cut by an Unruly Negro

Jefferson City, Mo, April 2S.-
James Smith, negro convict work
ing III the harness department of the
Straus Saddlery aud Harness shop
at the prnitentiary, assaulted VIM.
Tucker, a guard, at noon today with
shoe knive aud inflicted several
bad cut, before assistance could
reach Tucker. His wounds will
prove fat.I, it is thought. Smith is
a bad negro aud considered one of
the most unruiy men in the prison
and the only provocation he had for
assaulting Tucker was that he re
ported him some weeks ago for in
fraction of the rules.
Immediately alter the cutting he
was locked up IN thu solitary, and il
his victim dies he will be tried fol
murder. Tucker is IL rev man al
the prlsoa having been appointed
only two months ago by Warder
Pace. He is from Bates county. A
late hour to night he was yer,
low
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-04
Billiards. Snow Liuiment.

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlan:i~ to the Pacific, and
from the lakes to the gulf. 1t is the
most penetrating linimen, in the world
1t will cure rheumatism, neuralgia, cuts,
sprains, bruises, wounds, old sores.
burns, sciatica, sore thaoat, sore chest
and all Inflammation, after all others
have tailed. 1t will cure barbed wire
cuts, and heal all wounds where proud
flesh has set in. 1t is equally efficient
tor an mails. Try it and YOU will not be
withoutit, Price soc. Sold by Fl L
Tucker, Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-04
Why Suffer 2
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, 1ndiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. It cures thousands
every year; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorators
Your Druggist will supply you.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-04
They used to say that Mrs. Hayes

They used to say that Mrs. Hayes |
would call her husband Rutherford |
dear even il she had BEEN talSing
80 d prince. aud the cold AID offish /
title of the President" though she |
eventually became accustomed to
saying it says the Washing
ton News Airs. Mckee, on the
other hand, always loyeingly said
Father, no matter to whom she
spoke Ii the immediate family
Ms. Russell Harrison was the only
oae who said 1.-The President when
speaking OF him.
They have many prece,lents for
not using the title. for even that
royal matrou, Martha Washington,
always spoke of her husband as Mr..
| Washington Mrs Cleveland Lever
falls. ether i'll addressing of referr
ing to her husband to call him tie
s.Presideut" She endeared herself
to all Marylanders once by saying
to Robert Garrett. who was about
to lead her into the ba;lron in Bal
timore ahead Of her husband:
The president always goes 6r't,
Mr. Garrett and she did it in such
a sweet way that her escort did not
c onsider it an unwelcome correction.
l Mrs Morton did clever thing
early in her career here to show
what she considered to be etiquett G
in this matter 1t was at state din
ner she gave. Waiting until there
was a lull in the conversation, she
made some remark, aud leaning
slightly forward said pointedly, sc
that two thirds of the guests coulc
hear:
us it not so, vice president?''
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-04

The 500 ka~at opal found in Ida
ho few weeks ago is of poor quail
ty and worth only moderate price.
The size has little to do with the
value of All opal.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-04
Bucklen.s Arn,ca salvs,

The Best Saive in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, ,Chspped Hands, ChIblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tivelY cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cts per boz
For sale BIZ H. l. Tucker, druggist.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
SHE KNEW A BARGAIN.
And she Didn't Care How Much l,
Cost, Either.

She was q gaunt, grim Individual, and
with the mid of an umbrella she was
seen rersistcntly elbowing her way along
one of the busy, crowded th~oroughfares.
says Waverley. AS she entered n OF
the prominent stores and ste pped to the
counter she quietly looked over a smart
ly dressed lady who stood by her side.
Then. looking calmly around the store,
as it to see II the display OF wares met
her approval, with a ~patronizing air she
thus addressed the pretty ~salesgirl:
wi you please show me your orange
spoons?" at The same time adjusting her
glasses.
Solid or, plated?" questioned the girl.
"Oh. solid with a sniff.
do you wish souvenir or plaln"'
again asked the girl in a courteous tone.
II don t know, but ] must have a
handsome one
will this one at s. be too expensive?'
affair on the velvet.
The lady In black gave one glance.
With n determined look, beautiful to see,
she replied, with a curious infection:
= II don't like that"
Then how would you like this one?''
as she placed one of n neat II pretty
design @,,s before not, the =p%TG sse' Harry !, so
came to Boston he should have as beau
tiful a spoon as his g%randma's pocket
DOCK cOlll Duy ana
Her, Is a very elegant one; surely
he would like this" but there was a tired
look about the girls eyes as she laid
the third one on the counter before the
would-be buyers gaze.
1T was marked Town FRONT She
never finished the sentence.
Marked down. did you say?'
Marked down from commenced
the girl.
"Ill take it," and not long after grand,
ma was on the street, n most satisfied
expression on her careworn face. That
TN [ daN.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

the local mint have long been a serious
annoyance to the district. and the shop
keepers in particular have suffered to no
inconsiderable extent from the same
The Mint Company has suffered per-
haps as largely as any one in the vicin-
ity, and has had on many occasions to
answer the complaints of the Health In
spector and to pay heavy penalties Incl
dent to the proceedings that have from
time to time been taken.
Recently a gentleman who owns a
large joinery establishment at Newbury,
Berkshire, expressed his Willingness to
wash the smoke by an original process
OF his own. The invention which he has
introduced at the Mint has met with the
entire approval of the directors of the
company, and has also given satisfaction
to the health authorities of the city.
An opportunity was AFFORDED. a repre-
sentative of the Gazette of inspecting
this extraordinary arrangement of maxi
Ing black into white.
First the smoke is drawn from the
stack, by a powerful fan, and II is then
a tank filled with water, Perforated
heaters are affixed to the back of the
cylinder, and these drop into the water
and scrub or wash the smoke, which is
put back into the chimney In the form
or a perfectly pure vapor. The solid
carbon which Is washed from the smoke
Is brought out at the bottom of the tan
all bubbling M boiling over. to all APP
pearances a black. foamlng froth.
The arrangement of the apparatus AL
lows an inspection OF the washing pro-
cess, and OF the vapor, which, after the
cleansing has been performed in the
tank below, Is perfectly white and odor-
less, and Is thrown through the chimney
INTO the air as steam: 1t is an interest
ing fact hat the black extract In admir-
ably adapted for use I'm the composition
OF paint and printing Ink, while the am
moniated water remaining after the pro-
cess OF washing possesses the properties
OF a powerful disinfectant,
The evening world., 1893-12-21
WHAT HE HAD.
The Dude Found the Menu Limited,
but the Waiter Was Ready.

The New York youth was doing the
West, and the first night he pulled up
in Il rough town and stopped at a rougher
tavern, with a retired cowboy for a
waiter. At the supper table the Fastener
was quite elaborate, says the Detroit
Free Press.
Bring me-" he said to the waiter, "a
rare steak. with mushrooms"
Amt got It," replied the waiter
Well: bring me a mutton chop. done
Amt got it." came back the first
answer.
The Fastener showed his annoyance
Bring me a broiled chicken on toast
ne said severely.
Amt got It," anne the same old an
swer.
Indeed? Cyery Ironically Suppose you
Amt got It," said the cowboy.
You ~haven't?" And this time the New
Yorker was reckless. "Well, what in
thunder rave you got?"
Got a notion TO punch you one in the
jaw fer beln' a dude. replied the waiter
n the same tone as before. Have a
Aug NV salt pork and a skinned per-
ater?" And the Fastener took that.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
NEW BROOKLYN CORPORATIONS.
Columbian Dlspensary and Pros
pect Hill Club File Papers.
lRy Associated Press. J

10y NttuSih'ti Fchs'
ALBANY, Dec. 2l.-Articles Of in
corporation of the Columbian Dispensary
of the City of Brooklyn have been filed
with the Secretary OF State. The de
ciared are to furnish medicine and
medical care to the sick poor. The IN
corporators are John F, Nash, p. j
Conlin. John Long. w. r. McGinnis, D
f. Callahan, NJ. D. John Lynch, e. ?,
Delehant, M F. McGoldrich, 7. p,
Haggerty, NJ. T. Keenan,, John Court
ney, Charles Doyle, d. +. Leahy, j. w
Carroll and j. j. Meagan.
The Prospect Hi Club, OF Brooklyn,
was also incorporated to-day, 1t states
that Harrison NJ. .4isomer,, Charles, =.
Attlesey. J.. A. Frederick, J.. NJ. Ralph,
H. Brewer, H. H. Faron. Robert Dixon,
James j, Grinen, and c. A. Schrieber
have associated themselves with others
ITO strive for the conservation Of Demo
cratic principles The Club will also
keep steadily In view as its final aim
good government. equal rights and equaI
iustice.'
The evening world., 1893-12-21
TROUBLE WITH CONvICTS.
Replacing Iron Track Castings with
Steel Ones,

A rumor got abroad his morning that
the cable conduits of the Third Avenue
Cable road near Grand street. had been
constructed effectively, and that 1t would
be necessary to reconstruct them.
The umo had its origin In the up
heaved condition OF the westerly side
Of the Bowery. between Grand and
Broom streets. since last Tuesday noon.
when a gang OF workmen tore up the
ground along the downtown track for a
distance of ten yards or SO.
Supt. Robertson. of the road, said that
the work would be finished by to-mor-
row night.
IAN we are doing he said. lis to re-
place the present iron track castings by
steel ones"
Another employee said that the work
was really being lone on tracks owned
by the Fourth Avenue road. but added:
I'VE also intend making the same
alterations at Fourth street In a few
days. and at other points. so that the
entire work may really take about three
or four weeks"
The downtown cars OF the Third I'VE
nue. horse car line are running through
Broome and Centre streets until the work
Is finished on the track near Grand
street.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
Bl0omingdale Bros, 5 1n fp ' !FE $s,

doubt that the President will sign the
bill in it's present form.
The Senate amendments, requiring the
approval of the plans and specifications
for the location of piers in the river by
the Engineers OF the War Department,
are part of the bill. but the main point
Ia that tho North River Bridge Company
is also placed under the control of the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund with
regard to the construction of approaches,
from which 1t was originally exempted.
secured franchises either from the states
OF New York and New Jersey, and this
must be done before II can begin the con-
struCtion of any approaches.
The New York and New Jersey Bridge
The evening world., 1893-12-21
Lost, Found and Rewards.
STOCKS AT Low PRICES,
But st. Nicholas Bank Trouble Has
Little Effect.

The announcement that the st. Nicholas
Bank had closed it's doors. although a
great surprise to Wall street, had com.
paratively little effect on the Stock Ex.
change.
The frmness OF the market was al
the more noticeable In view Of the ru-
mors regarding the affairs OF the Atchi-
son Company.
Naturally, prices were lower all around,
but there was little pressure to sell,
and at intervals speculation was posi-
lively dun.
American Sugar fell / IL to 50 7-S; Chi
cago Gas, l 3-s to SO "a; Western Union,
as to IS 3-4; Genera Electric. rs to
S5 7-S; Delaware q Hudson. 1 to 100 IA;
Dtstillers, liz to % "a; Lake Shore. "a
to 1923 IA. and Omaha, l-2 to Sc l-2,
Atchison fen rs to II Is, do. As SIS to
IS l-2' do. 2ds l2 to Is.
Around 1890 A. NJ. prices rallied is to
rs per cent. the latter in Chicago Gas,
but later still lower prices were touched.
Sugar ran off to so is, st, Paul to 50, and
Rock island to 66 IA.
AS the day Wore along and the i'm
portance of the bank trouble and the
Atchison matter dawned upon the minds
increased.
Those who had contemplated buying
held on, while the bears became more
aggressive. The GRATIFYING feature of the
situation was the absence OF excitement.
As a matter .of fact, speculation at In.
tervals was positively dull: New England
scored the greatest decline, selling down
from 22l-4 to 10 So. Among the special
ties Pullman broke 4 To l6i.
Directors of the Rock Island road have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of | per cent. a
Gross earnings OF the Atchlson system
for the second week of December wer,
SAih, 40S, a decrease of 500, 2l9.
Money lent at l IA l H. per cent. or
cali.
Foreign exchange was easier at 4.s4 L.
y 4.S S4 for bankers long and 4.S6 l-2 "A
i.S7 for sight. The falling off i'm the
demand is mainly responsible for the
The Rank of England rate remains
unchanged AT 8 per cent. During the past
week the bank lost 1880, ASS bullion. Its
proportion of reserve 10 liabilities. which,
last week was b2@ per cent, is now so ~
per cent. The weekly statement OF the
Rank OF France shows an increase OF
2,226, francs gold. and a decrease OF
2,5I5, 900 francs silver.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
WESTON MORE THAN WINS.
Walks to Albany in Eleven Hours
Less Than Schedule Time.
= 10y Associated Press.

Wy NbbUcIhttu TTtbsI
ALBANY, Dec 2.-Edward Payson
Weston, the pedestrian. walked leisurely
up State Street Hill this morning. and
ut $40 A. NJ. stood in front of the steps
to the Capitol. just eleven hours and
twenty minutes ahead OF schedule time.
He was accompanied by his physician.
DR.. Taylor. and the two Judges, and
when he reached his destination he
was bundled up in a heavy coat and
hurried of to a hotel. ~.
He said he was feeling finely, and that
the walk was n great less %fatiguing
than he had expected to find It. He had
had phenomenally good weather.
Weston's time limit for the walk from
New York was seventy-two hours.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

already prepared are not affected by
the changes In tho bill just previous to
Its final passage. Its general features
are shown in the accompanying cut.
II Will extend across the river from
the neighhorhood of Seventeen street on
of Weeha vixen on the New Jersey side.
The pier which will break the span is
to he erected near the Jersey side. and
II is said does not interfere with the
channe # the river. and will not In any
way obstruct navigation or commerce.
as It's opponents say 1t will.
The officers also say that they have
plenty of funds to go on with the work.
and thai the provisional contract for
construction has already been made with
the Union Bridge Company, which has .
working model ot the bridge. twenty feet
long, in its office at l Broadway. The
The evening world., 1893-12-21
DAILY WANTS HIS MONEY.
Boarded Two Horses for Haskins,
Who Disappeared.

John DAILY. horse trainer. has obtained
permission from Just ce Traux. of the
Supreme Court, to serve a by
publication on Samuel Il. Haskins. ex-
manager Of the HaaArns Wood V~ulcanlz-
Ing Company. in an action to recover
5000 for the board OF Rosewood and an
other horse. and for money expended
otherwise on the horses.
He a he was informed at the ofices
Of the Wood Company that Mr.. Hasklns
was no longer connected with It. At the
Imperial Hotel where Ell had stopped. II
was said that Mr.. HaskIns is in England.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

It ssgtiaed. hnds this hsernlps that the
mSker OF the check, aE3 the bank bs-
President Tappan. or the Clearing
wye find tina the banks capital will
be Impaired $4,000 to Sc0Q,0O0. not count
Ing any loss OF the Madison Square
Bank.
to insure the payment OF depositors in
p''These deposits amount to 81, 900. ooO."
The evening world., 1893-12-21
INIOIE AOIIDAY GNODS.

Hairpins, Cuffs, Buttons, Links. Necklaces,
Chains, Match Boxes, Scarfpins. Garter Clasps,
rnimoies. Paper Cutters, Hatpins, Brooches. &c,
&C. In solid gold and sterling silver, at half
jewellers rr ces.
Ladies' and Gents Nickel Watches. 81. 9s, re-
duced from ~; Sterling silver Watches, 81. SS.
reduced from s.; Bedck. steel Watches. S3. %,
reduced from So: Gents Gold. Filled Watches,
Il. 90, reduced from SIS; Solid Gold Watches.
~ 0S. reduced from $40. Sterling Hatnins, &c, ;
sterling Ti,ih,bies, lie. Sterling Rookmarks,
2lc. Sterling Rings, 9 stones, SOC. sterling Hat
Sec. Diamond Rings, Tic. solid Gold and Stcr.
ling silver No elites, Real shell Goods. Iorgnettes.
Dolls aud Toys at greatly re iuced prices.
Special Sale OF Gloves Tor Presents ROYAL Blar.
ritz, 4ac. worth 1Sc, 4-B. pique and Real Kid,
SOC, worth 81 50; L. and IL r. Suede Extra,
Csc. worth g.. "a.
tnprecsdeuted saie Of Perfumery.
Extract. Soc: Farina cologne. l7c. ; 'Pinaud's
Brilliantine. l6c. Pinaud Quinine. 25c. Roger l.
Gsllet Violet Water. Doc, Roger & laliet Anthea
Powder, 400. Icau d. tspagne Extract, T0c.
Legrande oriza Violet: SOC &c. &c.
tan erch'ef. Hail former Prices.
,TSc. HandkerChLefs now +2c. 4sc. Handker.
chiefs; now 22c. ;25c. Handkerchleis, now l2c,
chiefs, now Sc, !; Embmidcrcd silk handler.
rnlafS -p war. 2nr
The evening world., 1893-12-21
Collector Charged with Theft.

Gustavs Rute. thirty-eight yehs old. Of S3
West Foriy-hrst street. collector for william
Ewart, dyer. Of 33s West Forty. hrst street, was
held for examination IN jefferson Market Police
Court this morning charged with stealing from
his employer. II Is said that he dunned the
customers numerically, and when they paid ne
elected to turn IN the money.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

MenthCr

The weather forecast for the t~hirty-siS hours
ending at & +, N, Tomorrow is as follows Fair
to-day and on Friday slightly warmer: fresh to
brisk southWesterly winds.
The following record shows the changes In the
tom perature during the morning hours. as lndi,
Gated by the thermometer at PcrTy's pharmacy;
> A. h....27ls A. M....27ls A NJ. .sOll2 Mss
The evening world., 1893-12-21
WARSHIP KEARSARGE SAILS.

Ordered to San Domingo to Protect
American Citizens.
: The United States steamer Kearsarge
passed out by Sandy Hook at 80 o'clock
this afternoon.
She has been ordered to San Domingo
to protect the interests OF American cit
liens there, reports of threatened trou-
BILE In that country having reached
Washington. e. f
The evening world., 1893-12-21
Schooner's Yawl Drifts Ashore.


GALVESTON. Tex, Dec. H.-Capt, Hutchins.
Of the Life Saving Service, found on the beach at
Pass Cavallo, on Matasnrda Islands, a shir' $
yawl having the name Angie L. Green. There 10
q Philadelphia schooner Of that name.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
The Rural Hunhorist.
From Puck.)

Farmer RuhherneCk addressing his mule)-
Giddap there. Fountain Fen!
Rystandrr-Why do you call your mule Fountain
PEN
Farmer uhhcrneck-Because he won't work
more than once or twice In fourteen trials. Whoa,
YOU brute!
The evening world., 1893-12-21
A DESIRABLE INVENTION.
Method of Washing the Carbon Out
Of Smoke from Furnace Fires.

The directors OF the Birmingham Mint
save adopted a practicable method of
I~emedying a ~long-endured nuisance. says
IN birmingham Gazette.
The thick black volumes of smoke pro-
ceding from the high chimney stack Of
The evening world., 1893-12-21
ERIE REoRGANIzArloN PLAN.

Tho Erie directors will mote this afternoon.
Mccullough, Of the Reorganization Com
notice, says the proposed plan Of reorganization
will he thoroughly discussed, He states, however.
that the plan willn OF he issued until about tho
FIRST VI the wear.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

steamer Alert. Cardenas Dec, II.
Rark olive Thurlow. pcmerara,
steamer Antilla, Nassau Dec, ls.
Steamer city Of Para, Colon Dec, IL
Steamer Jason, Monttgo Bay Dec, II.
Steamer Mohawk, London Dee. I,
The evening world., 1893-12-21
HIS DEATH DIE To DRINK

Edward Kolh aged nny'hve, u plumber, was
found unconscious at . 30 o'clock this morning in
the basement Of the plumbing shop at 40 Wcs,
broadway. lie died before an ambulance could be
called. Death was due to drink and exposure.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
RELIEF MEETING IN ELIZABETH.

N. j., Dec. Ala meeting was
held In the schoolhouse Of st Mary's Church last
night TO adopt some plan to aid the poor ~ the
parish during the Winter months. A permanent
organization was effected. but nothing else OF a
dohnite nature was done. Several entertainments
with be give nto get funds TO buy coal and other
necessities.
The evening world., 1893-12-21
CAPT. HANSEN DIES AT SEA.

Mate noronas brought the schooner Mosquito.
from Porto Relic. into this port to-day, Capt,
charles Hansen having died at sea OF pneumonia
In Brooklyn. His body was brought into port.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

A null '~sceount OF Wall street anairs will b.,
found In tn. O'Clock EditOa of The Evsair,
Norld" -
The evening world., 1893-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
Try Cable,)
SAILED,

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec, 81, midnight. Sailed last
might. steamer Ems. from Bremen for Now York.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec, 2i.-sailed, steamer Ger
manic. for New York,
ARRIVED.
BREMEN, Dec. 2l-Arrived. steamer Lain.
from New YORK via Southampton.
WtL.L, Dec. 20.-Arrivch. steamer Douro, from
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2L-Arrived and pro-
ceeded, steamer Rrinnnic, New York for Liver
pool,
LnNDo Dec. 2i.--Arriyed. steamer Massa-
chlsetts. from New York.
The evening world., 1893-12-21

HOW THE PROPOSED BRIDG WILL LOOK.
Company obtained its State charter
years ago. and IT says 1t Ia now ready
to go right ahead with the construction
of approaches as soon as the bill Is
signed.
The general plans Of the structure as