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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
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Lancaster Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
Mothers Recommendation.

We are acquainted with many moth.
ers in Centerville who would not be
without hamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house for good many times its
cost, and are recommending it every
day. From personal experience we
can say that it has broken up bad colds
for our children. -Centerville, South
Dakota. gCitiz N. 80 cent bottles for
sale be J I. Bennett, Druggis', Lam
caster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30

the village resident who has to depend
on a wheelbarrow, or some such ar
rangement as this to move his small
crops ana other stores The sides and
ends fit tightly into iron sockets. and,
for stability, lock together at the cor
ners when in place, as shown in the
engraving. Anyone handy with tools
can construct very serviceable rig Of
this sort, the only necessary adjuncts
being pair Of wheels, which are often
at hand from some broken or worn ont
wagon. sulky or other light vehicle =
American Agriculturist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
FARM WATER SUPPLY.

4 system Whose Introduction Would save
Stockmen Much Labor.
] cannot understand why people per
sist in pumping water when, by lit
tie work and few dollars in the right
direction in the cold season, they might
save fifteen minutes at night, and if
teen minutes would amount 10 day
and half each month. to say nothing
of the time it takes to chop out the ice
from the trough, which would amount
10 another half day, making two days
Of unnecessary work each month /
speak of the IL DOR that would be re-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
Why Suffer i?
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges,
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every year; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigoratorf
Your Druggist will supply you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
To-Day

Hoods Sarsaparilla stands at the head
in the medicine world, admired in pros
peritv and envied in merit by thousands
of would-he competitors. 1t HIS a
larger sale than any other medicine.
Such success could not be won without
positive merit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
A HANDY PUSH CART.

An Article That win Found Of service in
Many Ways.
The accompanying engraving shows
a push cart that viii be found OF serv-
ice in a score Of ways about place.
1t is a common hand cart, with sides
and ends Of Stats SO arranged that all
may be used, forming an inclosed rack,
or the two sides only, when it win
be found especially convenient for
drawing in green cornstal1s from the
field or garden, where one keeps but
a COW or two 1t is handy cart for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30

Neglect of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it to
fall out. Before it is too late apply
Halls Hair Remover, a sure remedy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
BASEMENT OF NAN BARN

quired for cattle on a hundred acre
farm.
There are few farmers that have
not 20 to 40 rods of land in straight
or curved course lying above the barn
yard, in which a ditch three feet deep
could be dug, and supply water eight
months in a year. Dig such ditch
until you get within a few rods of
where You want the watering trough;
then dig hole below the ditch as large
cfREATc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
"W1Ife and aGzzLing

"ttAIke and adzzlIHg
In the moons fair hght sne Looked. /"
Nothing remarkable about that!
She was fair to look upon, asa matter
of course; and the dazzling effect was
produced by her white robes-cleansed
and frightened by liberal use of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Charles Cartman. farmer near Germantown this
State is in the CITY Hospital suffering from fractured
skull. His condition is said to be critical. While
walking along kent-ave.. near iOoper-St.. he slipped
and fell the sidewalk, sustaining what was be-
lieved be a slight scalp wound. policeman found
him him the station. where he was placed
In cell. soon afterward lie was found In slupor.
An ambulance surgeon was summoned and found that
his skull fractured.
All electric storage battery motor Is being tested
PhoeniXyilc Penn. Which II successful, will be used
on the Bridge in place of the cable.
Mayor Body will have conference OF street rail-
road officials at nj, Office tomorrow t. consider the
proposed bill for taxing the receipts of the com
panies by the city.
The temporary repairs to the broken water main
were completed Yesterday. but the necessary pr,
in pipes will not Ice restored until the reservoirs
at Ridcewood fuller than at present. There was
a gain Of only little more than 1000, 900 gallons on
Sunday.
Mrs Tn oioa Ward Hester. wife OF Colonel W liam
Hester. president of "Tle Brooklyn Eagle Associa-
ton. died suddenly sunday afternoon from apopexv
az her home. No. los RemScn-st. She attended
church in the morning but stricken after her
return home. She was ffty-fvc years old and was
born in Ncw-lork. Mrs Hester active In Il
number OF charities. Her funeral Will take place to-
norton examinations for Coroner Dreamer Yesterday
by the Board of supervisors. TO succeed DR.. Crcamcr
who took Office coroner on January !. DR.. Fre'l
is of the we'll known contractor, Edward Frccl
The hearing in the OF the indicted city and
county officials was postponed 10y Judge Moore yes
terday. the minutes OF the Grand Jury have not
yet been copied for the counsel in the case.
The Crescent Street Railroad Company petitioncd
the Aldermen yesterday for permission to build n
limo. In Pei
mont-ave and Van Siclcnavc., from Nandalia ave.
and Futon-st The request referred TO the Rail
road Committee.
The new police court at Vanderbilt and Myrtle ayes
was opened Yesterday with Police Justice Hacecrty
presiding. The building formerly a police sta
ZION. There five court officers and five policemen
detailed To the court. They had six prisoners to
for yesterday.
An order granted by Judge Cullen I'm the Su-
preme Court yesterday requiring the Queens County
sheriff TO show why he should not be punished
for contempt In failing obey order OF the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Board Of Aldermen City Hall, p. m
Langley divorce suit, supreme Court. BROOKLYN
Police and Pilot Commissioners, meeting
Rapid Transit Commissioners, No. - Wam.st., =
p. III.
Auction sale ex-senator Stanford's trottnS horses,
American Institute Building.
Xth Assembly District Republican Association No.
81 1hird-ayc.. p. m.
XIth Assembly District Republican Association. NO.
$50 SiAthave. 2. m.
Manhattan Athletic Club meeting n. m.
Inquest on Pcnnsy ,ana Railroad accident jersey City
=. N.
Ihpctonca hall, Art Rooms. Academy OF Music Brook.
Ign, evening.
Stenocraphcrs' Association entertainment NO % Len
inGton-eve, p. m.
george Washington Post. No. 1o3. G. A. T. !ns,alle
ton, Hot" Brunswick, p IL.
Theatrcals in aid Of AIMS Church for Deaf Muics
Chickcrin- Hall, Is p. N.
Trunk Line Passenger Committee meeting.
Lecture Ly Colonel Mashcr. and military drill. Daughter
OF Iafavcte Post NO 40. g. a. r., Masonic Hall
?. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
A HIGHLY SEANONED STEW
philadelnl.ia RECORD.

vclldrcssed and prosperous looking citizen On
tcred a well known oyster >uoOu not lar from SINH
ood Chestnut sis. yesterday and called for a Stew.
rich and well done. and lie added. cont make IN"
dish TOO full When the stew was placed before MN
~ rroceeded 10 season It. First he shook salt
cnsor over the MILKY soup about dozen Times ihci
he gave Il red pepper bottle an equal number 81
d,shes This he followed bv liberal quantities of
vinegar sherry wine Worcestershire sadcc, caisup
and several dppcrfu OF h0rseradiNh lie next broke
mn one dozen water crackers into The stew and mixed
HE whole business up into sort oi mush. HAVING
thoroughly stirred II together hc looked around nj ~"
astonIshed observers an said In loud voice: I've
often wondered why they PAT all these things in
front OF fellow when he calls for oysters "" now
gven The fling a trial. ! wanted To- see what u Stow
woud look like with au Of EN- In IT, This VIII cost
me o quarter. and I'll give dollar to ANYBODY
t,'a,il eat the mess Norndy volunteered to
the dollar and the man. after emptyng part Of
glass of into the cOnglomeraton walked up
10 the ca shers desk. paid hi~ bn and marched ont
Well" said the walter he removed the dish. III
there amt some OF the d--est cranks In tlis world
I'll be bowed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
ANTTsyAPPERS 10 THE FRONT ,


FfOm Ihf FUstUn TIrTiHd IMUEWUHIIL
The Democratic party 81 Nrw-l York. rs now or
canAcd. Is "a party that recognizes lli rs dictator.
and Croker part Of IT submits 10 his diotntion.
There Is nothing to which Grover Cleveland Is more
opposed than this. lac cannot possibly recognize
any such organization the Democratic party u
Nrw-YOrk. II l. conspiracy against the Demo
cratic party ~ tho nation. The only course open TO
ClrV Gland j. to conduct his Administration without
recognizing the llil Croker organization TIE Dcn"-
cratic party at all. and 10 aiIoa! e. thos" OF his
supporcrS there who In Svuipatay with the prin
clI,Ics and the methods Of administration 10 promote
Which he was elected to form new organization
This OF course. Involves division 81 the party
II IS IA division which Cleveland himself has not In
yoked. II j. none the les, one that must come.
The revolution which begun In ew-lork last
sprIng but which was suspended In action because
of the assured impotence OF the Hill faction there to
do anything effective 10 prevent the nomination Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
xrw LIVE OF srrAMEKs TO SOUTH AMEeIcA

4 new American line OF steamship, 70 run from
New York 10 the west coast Of south America by
the straits n Magellan Is soon TO be established
Yesterday a cable dispatch was received In this city
announcing that an English firm OF smpbllldcr> had
signed contracts with The representatives. OF W. X.
Grace & Co.. Of this city, FOR two hrst-class freight
steamers with all the modern lmpr )vemcntS. TO be
i.cd In the new line They are to BE- each 3D. feet
long a. feet Il inches wide. with depth OF %
feet inches and $3.50 tons measurement. They
will have a speed OF thirteen knots nm hour enabling
them TO make the journey from %ew-iork to Nalpa
Ia, Il, ,l,r,v.six DAYS Two will
hn nurchosed II il said These steamers will make
up the fleet OF the line. Inc hrst steamer Is 10 be
>liycred by August !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
The New Bread.

Following is the receipt for making the
sweetest finest favored and most delicious bread,
without yeast.
Retains entire the most wholesome, nutritious
and valuable elements Of the four-the starch,
sugar and gluten-which are largely decompoSed
and lost by the action of yeast
Most economical, as nearly ten per cent OF
the flour destroyed when yeast is used) is saved.
Most convenient, taking less than an hour to
make and bake, and most Ceanly:
To Make quart flour. teaspoonful salt half tea
OIc spoonful sugar. heapng teaspoonfus Royal
OiS Aoo' Baking Powder half medium-sized cold boiled
potato together thoroughly flour SALT sugar. and
baking add sufficient water TO mix
rapidly stiff batter about soft as for pound
a OF will be required
quality of the flour used DO
stiff dough- like bread Pour the batter into
creased ANS inches and inches deep filling about half full
The when baked Bake hot
IS placing first minutes baking to prevent
erusting top. Bake Immediately after mixing.
sPerfect had only with the Royal Baking Powder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

Cleveland to the Presidency must be carried Cui
row 1t would he Il, ridiculous as IT Is hisg,a ',n
for the Democratic party IN Newfork To- c on,,Im
under the dnnf alton Of ilill. nu' ~, ~
Las not tle slightest disposition to aopuiescn.
T. not an alternative. OF division ~ victory II - a.;
atorra Of division or defeat. and defeat that w.
volve. disgrace we'll There Is but one th3t Is
~ dtst,ov me mower which Is making 1t now
scofug and hyword to RESPECTABLE men eycrS", nm
en- ~ action This will probably involve, ten
nnrarv los 81 control I'm the state. hut 1t IS cs-
t.niaI to work Of rciormation hrI@ w Mar,H Is
.mrc 10 be ovcrtlrown and to meet disGraceiu' us
al I'm the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HIS FORMER CLERK SIGNED THE CHECK.
W. J. DAINTY FORCES j. G. M'MAHON's NAME



W. J. DAINTY FORCES J. G. MM.HoN's NAME
AND Is ARRESTED.
William J. Dainty. a former clerk for the law frm
Of Mcmahon. stap,eton d Wise. with an Office In the
Arbuckle Building. secured 500 check 10 which
he signed the name OF J. GrLan Mcmahon. the head
of the firm Yesterday. warrant for his arrest was
issued and "A detective followed him 10 the Grand
Central station where he arrested. Dainty IS
twenty years old and lives at No. lJ3 HarriNon-st
HIS father. dead. lawyer. lie went 10
the oricc OF the law firm yesterday morning with H.
L. Bryant. also IA former clerk for the firm The
services OF both dispensed with on January l. as
they were no longer needed Dainty had done the
banking business for the firm and was familiar with
the signatures % the partners. When he went 10 the
National City Bank with the check he had no difficulty
IN getting the money the check. but the teller sub
sequcntly had doubts IN regard 10 the large amount
of the check which made payable 10 bearer and
teIophOnei 10 Mr.. Mcmahon. VINO pronounced the Sig
nature a forgery. The AZ secured.
II found that the two youths had purchased tickets
for Philadelphia.
lie Will receive a fortune Of s25 900 when he comes
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BEEVOOET-Isaac v Bakor jr.. u Comstocks, y. Y
FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles II. sawyer, oil
New. HAMPSHIRE A. Leo Knott Of Batnore and "'nci'
Arson q. McCook. GIIsEY-Ilcnry X. Wol,ott. 81 Coz
orado. HOFFMAN, Rail- DAD Commissioner Sanuel n
Bcaldslev OF Utica Dr. H. Rivero Sadiyia Of Nrno@'
uela HOLLAND-Pottcr Palmer and WIFE, OF Cl!'"1'.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert {. WOOD, oil NJ" W
leans and Iobcr1 l.. Cutting. n, and wife MI l'iAl
HIII-Conc roc John II. Kccham. OF Dover lIah>
~ Y. PARK AVENUE-Iailiood Commissioner MicnNI
RE Kord o! Albany. WINDSOR-Bishop Whitehead, u
Pi.t,bur2 John Newell, Of Chicago. and John l'odsei
nf Shelhcld
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
4 STEAMER REPORTED DISABLED AT SEA

The British steamship Eu.n,cy. Captain Carey. which
arrived here from Port Of Spain. Trinidad yesterday
brought five sailor, firm the brig Jennie Ihiuncy.
The brig driven ashore tie coast Of Venezuela
January :. TIE Jcruic I'Aiircy owned by
John NJ. Mus grave, Of Portland. NJ. She built
at Yarmouth. Me. Ia - and registered 49, tons.
II" Burnley also ported that cn January 9. IN
latitude - -. lon2 udr 80 ~. I'll" sighted Ia"
tramp steamship lmbgn from talcutta for this port
apparently disabled. IL" steamer did not ask for
assistance ard the captain II ~" Burnley thought
that the difficulty some temporary dslIrangc
ment Of tie lmhrO', machinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
SHIPPING NEVS.
popr or yTwyORK MONDAY. JAN. %. 1893
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
s.,,,,- r.,dcat. IIul ll,r. Blown London January B.
with nd-e cabin "a ,srr'r' I" H,'ui ionVarv "a
- amer Bowie On Thompson, IdNrip0ol 'snudiS
-, ID. To- II Maitland kcIcN Arrived at tic bat d.
- q Ia ,,..r Wilhelm II Uferl. Stomer Genoa jan
uarv H. with md-c ana pas ''Lc'a " ''''''' ~
NifN,G At Bar at - a. ih. ..... :, c,ru.c ho
Steamer Y,r,t,n Alien Ven cruz JannarT H. ranpo' w.
J.. rIo-rc,o iIs'an" ~ T'. -, th" ia, az y. ~.
St.,r.t / C,llao Siund"I, iIinidad JiHu!i1 TO- Wv"
md. o. Ihcbaud Bo,. Arrived al I'M L1i ~ p'h,dos
IT auef Eauno. BE-. Den. i1,' y ~" ,o io,,u@
tnti,ra J. - Ki''> . n"rnId Is wa p''a"''' "'''"
watr1 Il Ai,,,d at 'he Tar AZ 80 >, H. January H.
>tancr i.nrnl'y IN. ,Airy. III Si'.m I'M stall
t,i.nal1 H. with nd" ana passengers I" ''''N
Arrived the Ban at q M .,.. r,..,ro,.- - Pot
s. n'r,r A,ho, ~. LoN 'onei,e, pIn,nry aria.
'H, " psi mon II vim nd-r and passengers 70 i"'
Ior, ed a Co. Arrived o. ~" i'ar a. - a. January ~
>iclrc. Hol,tcn l"'' E"s' -, an, "n'' ArrN,d
VIII. 4. de- end tAo pa, ne I" " y -Iu''0"'
q" ,,,,' Io,1nnC, Frun lNo0. wcsonOc,g NsIsG.
January Win ilsi." at passengers To '4'"'" ~
So Arrived al The IA - ; 4 ia ,nn,h wi,h nd,c and
ItliOhn -.'.. Nfhl = ''''''"''' ~
n,-~.ar..- 20 X I. Waller 40. ,,,,, r,..c and
sane Kos nokc. H. Ihei' Norfolk. WIN h'' "'
"a .,~nl,r~ od Dominica IT. a-nlr y January II
amer ro.tl r., Alb Il Jcnns ~ EESpnnin. 8
~ n s,o,c GOODWIN Hong Kong. lf3 dly, ~, w
-, - Vo, p,,fau & Co, vessel 10 John ho''"''p1 >
Sons n r,,ic,op Am.,lufv S,n Francisco. lo' day,
,i.h ud-e John E"."nf"'d' sons ''s'' - '''
h'E Tu,.rre tGc,. E,ilmuller pem"rara - oa@.
,t. t-,- r., Mo,c Bro. N'.~l % Iuncn l1' 40 NSr
lar Iordi. ron l%or. Anfero7. p"incF,rt ~ c
1',-,, -, nrown 10 90. vessel T., ar','h ,'
l,rig start GIT Edwards. bcin''"a' - u'''' '''
.ur,- - l. " & + Nn.sr'one ,.., ,,oc,c. >c.r
''' ~ I.l,nt-wind q, p m lgh,. NJ; cloudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

murder trial In The MON County Court at Eliza
both yesterday was brought 10 SUDDEN stop by the
discovery That the doctor who was 10 testify 10 ths
death OF the murdered nan away from the city
a guest the official trial trip ~ the Practice
cruiser Bancroft. The oa-c was that Of the killing
Of Patrick Klcy by Dominica Durrubho u former
Italian bandit Charles irimcn. another Italian wa,
also implicated and pii on trin With Durrnbho. Judge
Van Syckcl on III" bench. twenty three witnesses
had been subppcnaed and special panel ~ fifty four
Juror, had been elected. and all va, IN r,adn,e, for
the trial 70 begin. Tho case adjourned for n
week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

The restoration of benjamin Z. McGrcw post
master caused conca rejoicing In Pa,saic whcn on.
ciay anuOunccd. Mr.. Mct'rcw returned quietly
duty. The most influential people of Inssnic and
Paterson united In ursus ~" Department - restore
The postmaster. Congressman tadniu- united with
be restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE4.
JERSEY CITY.

u !.
lie BRANDED HIS CHILD WITH \ STOVE LITER
Patrick Cummings. of ~. 100 Fiiicenthst.. Jersey
Ciiy was sent 10 the Hudson Cuniy Jail Yesterday
Oh a char-c of aiocious assault his four y"aroi
daughter ida He wen, home sunday sheht ana
found The child alone IN IN" and the fire almost
out. lie charged her with not keeping the rooms
warm lie thrust the cover rficr Of III stove into
the ciabcr,. heated II red hot and 'hcn. tearing on
tie cnld', lr-.- D." branded her he left hto IN"
chld's screams were uuhcard IN III" large tenement
house IN which t.cy lived. and nothing was known "f
the affair until Mr.. tupmincs returned from 'hHi'h'
WIEN Mrs. Cummings learned the child, condition
,hc sent for Father GILLIAN and physician, and they
caused the arrest Of Cumming The wife pleaded
Tor hi, rrlca4n saving that he suffering win Dc"
mcn'la fer several years. and ought 10 be sent t. the
hospital rather than to jail. The police say he was
drunk.
Clcrk Rooney. O.. The Board Of Ni'al statistics OF
lIud son County. ha- completed his c,tinai" Of the
population ~ Jersey city for 1898. based N"
oi I-.o. I!r give, Jersey tli' 1000. an III
cIra.r Of I3.7O2. and hudson ounty p)l,2J".
Dr. T. ". ~lan yesterday re icu'd a a director
~ the Board q Eduraiion ~ this cry. Mayor Wan
appointed Ellan : tow"-. pr"-if'u - thr YOUNG
Mems Christian Association, in hi, place.
lIerp,rt t,,ducN. "a w'H-kn0Wn lawyer ha~ d-Ap
pcar,d from hi, home. ~ so. 80 = LinGcn ave. nm
len numorou- unpaid bill. and s"v'ial di,hon"r'i
ch"''- behind him. Iorir. ana Nn"ht rnh- ar"
said 10 De- az the bottom ~ the uoab". Mr. '''H'
n,y donir, the story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
OPt\GL. VALLEY

Tho series OF ovIngcli -lc union meetings In the
Emmanuel Chapel IN rIauSr Valley began yc-tcrday
and VIII be- continued every afternoon ard evening
this week -Four congregation. are united In the
work. Tn" service, to hc conducted by the Rrv.
Ford &. pitu1u. who ha, been the "~-i -ant Of the
Rev. i. Iay VIZ IN hI, cNangoli,tIc work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATUKE ALMANAO'
sunrise 7l3sc,. OilMoon sets ..-'....lNoon' 's
HIGH WATER TODAY
~ Srdy ioo% ~ GOV Island 0:iG,lieu Cate -'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO.Dh
. wrDyTspAY. JANUARY Is.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TODAY.
Iiols Vessel
close. sans.
,u,,onenso Ee1 Gross Para &C.. oV m ~ a ~
Dresden G. Lloyd. b cmcn....... o'oV' III ''00 "
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~
rries.and Fed Antwerp = so a N y .oo n M
S'otoga \ & Cuba Havana Ill ;OU III - ~ ~
N,'r,,Ir White star, Liverpool ~ ~ " !, 90 90 q
ini!adelphi Rcd u. La oud! ri..-.'''li w '''
THURSDAY. JANUARY g.
Trinidad Qu.bc Bermuda w ~" WV -"