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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Waldo L. Gates. ffty-fve years old wel-dressed
Incorporating man. with his wife. Eliza. and his
son. Philip. sixteen years old were arragned in the
Yorkvie Court yesterday charge Of violating
the hotel laws According to the evidence. Gates.
who is a speculator in stocks and securities. went
TO the Hotel Grenoble November and en-
gagged a suite OF for himself and his wife and
the boy. They remained until the morning of No
vembcr 20. when bill for Sis 35 presented to
Mr. Gates by Henry johnson. the manager He
said he would pay Il noon. The same morning
all three OF the boarders left the hotel. At
Mr.. Gates did not appear. but he sent note say
ing that he had been disappointed his collections
and authorized Mr.. Johnson 10 hold his trunk as
security. The trunk found to be empty
Nothing more was seen of Mr.. Gates til Wednes-
day, when Mr. Johnson him at the New Am
sterdam Hotel. He at caused the arrest of the
whole family. who locked up in the East
Twenty -second-st. station all night Justice Grady
committed Gates and discharged the mother and
son. ~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

COMMISSIONER ANDREWS SAYS THAT PEONl-
DENCE ALONE SAVED HIN FROM
ANNIIIILATION.


DENCE ALONE SAVED HIN FROM
ANNIInLATION.
Before the meeting OF the Board of Estimate yes
terday IT was rumored that Street-Cleaning Com
missioner Andrews would apologize TO President
Barker of the Tax Department. for the scene ne
made at Tuesdays meeting. When Commissioner
Barker heard the report he said:
81 want it understood that Mr.. Andrews can't
anologze TO me | consider that it was the board
he insulted-not me-
No sooner had Mayor Gilroy called the board
70 order than Commissioner Andrews arose. and
with bowed head and in scarcely audible tones
said:
II desire. Mr. Mayor, to apologize most sincerely
for having lost my temper the other day II was
due to my being addressed in a manner when
considered discourtcous but did not intend 70 De
discourteous to any member Of the board.
There was no response from Commissioner Barker
or ANYBODY else. and on Mr. Barkers motion the
regular order of business was taken up.
prominent citizen Of Ncw-York who recently
returned from abroad met Mr. Andrews in the
Stewart Building Wednesday, and 10 MN the
STRENGTHENING Commissioner grahdAoquehuy "'
Ut was only by a special interference OF Provi-
dence that Barker was saved from annihiia,oh ,
the Office of Mr.. Andrews that Mr r Barker mad a.d
looked up his record and intended TO .prne IL on on
Board Of Estimate. This rumor II was sugsest,',H
yesterday might have had sometnns 10 80 fc1 E'u,
him would be in order
The transfer Of Ml .3@ which the S'reetC!eanlns
Commissioner had asked for 20 carry IN" depart
rnrnt through for the year then allowed. II
WAS taken from the lamps and gas balance III the
Department Of Public Works. commissioner iAfher
declined to vote its passage.
Controller Myers reported that Corporaton Counn-
sci Clark having decided that the city was Habl"
for the bills incurred by the Columbian 'clrprtNpu
Committee Of 1892 it would be necessary Z" insert
s27 AS % in the budget to cover these claims l's
action taken. ----..t.
1t was decided to ask the Legislature Tor pcriniS
sion to expend $4,000 in improvements iGr ne
Corlcars Hook Park The next meeting VIII tAkc
place tomorrow. when the board VIII htaIN H''lt
and sign the budget OF l%i The total VIII lromhy
be found TO exceed the aggregate OF the IfoNl~"ia
estimates Of October last, which wa td'E"'n" ~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
n>LrIMomE NND ONO RAILnOAD.

BALTIMORE WA-iii%GToY CMicAGo. cINcIN-
NATT ST. Lof Is ANp ALL POINTS WEST.
iIfiNAN cAE sEKyIrE pN AL. TRAINS
,e Xr~ Tot ~ dSty %nlrpA,3 a
j. h. night tIN,INNATl. ST LotIs, \. N. 20
I " WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. NJ di 80
l. NJ Dining 'nD 80 20" p M cs sum 900 p
VI Dining 'arl. 73o = ~ u - night Al trains run
,.rIly - 800 T. e NORFOLK. II .lo \. VI daily | 30
l. II ~ sun SEN ORLEANS. r VI. daily.
1Nr.ftrh Sl..rlre Washington and Shenandoah
Viz, route on eii. t5. lao Isroai~ny. II
Ii-oll,u. ~in'of foot ~ Ii."rt' -. g y + - Y J.
Ncw-York Transfer Co. Will call for and check baggage
fro or ll'a.' To- destination
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

32d-st, :. 125 It O Of 1Otb.ayc. 5oN9s Morris
Schattaa an ard another 10 Philip BOrchardt....
Nam' property same tO same.
iitn-,t " :, l-O 1t oi 5d-ave; Eugene Melvin
and wife 10 Lizzie \ SHAW. .............
39th-'t, ~ ft ol 5th-ayc. 2ix9s Irving Il
Fisher ana anothci, executors, TO Elise >
Same property; same ct al to same .............
Avenue 4 " corner 2ltl-st. igAol Wilbur
Inrremorr. "fe;e', To- james kenochsn
4otn..t. - = 47I IT " Of 5fi-ave. i4Hos Eugene
Kent and another H. Ellen Kent..-.-........:
c3d.-t No go East FIR derrick IL comstock and
Avenue \. " :. 20 It OF 2ith.st. 4.msi; Wilbur
Larreno'e. icie'. - James II kernochan and
c9th..t. $ :, lis TT Of 9.a-ayi Samuel Abbott
and VII, - James \ Winor, :, .u,,,.
West ErG-Ivc. corner o. 9lSt->t; John IL Smith
coi"imiru..avc. n v corner Of s3d-:.tt Charles
lehman and wife 70 L"9crisE We%'"Hw r1rE Most:
Harvey Johnston and VII, 70 Sellis Akns;. NtT1sc
S NO Frank o%"E Koeh n and %fc to Charles
Wei .hock,r
warren..t n : lot as map Church farm lands
OF rector etc. 1rinty Shurehi Mary '''"'''
varick.st = : Nos % to So Fannie NJ Robinson
Same property; Fannie Macgcogh TO william
crint."t pGl3.''' a It Of Alcn.st 2oN7j Martha
T sard@ t. Dini,l c Sands .....;;;..;;...:. :...i;;
o;recnwich..t so 60 kat Richie 70 Ed
ward. T.ra hEr, 70, y map Samuel FlcEeits lots.
uart: Edward II Gage and another. executors
lIth'.t ~ .. oSG II " Of 2l:avo 2i.c>95; Martha
T sands To Daniel c Sawd,... ~; ,o,..
'"w winan + Racve< anil wife q J'me1 ste,e,s
Fast Uou.ton..t No 43s Franke % Fannie
On, Fnn sars snd yo. a'er 7S and 80 samuel Corn and
Gt al i g rsll9f = Gf ~ enSs Nellie Aiken to
-Ist..r isf'f 10 10 VET: carrie kennedy ard hus
7e,h'., aga :" N'9 IL II 1 e. 3aaye 4sxloo E-tce
Meyer 10 Jam - SIi u - ., r.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
RECORDED MoErGAGEs.

po,k,r Nina. to saul Adams, ll6th'st' Oh
,t,,. tth,ayr' LIZ to i Flynn. No West
n,5,Jht SStR,S'' WilIam It al {, Thoma,. W Bu,ehe
~ al II ; GSd-st OF oth-aNe, "of'-'7''
n.St.SS iotta. to Leopold ky and another
. 2d.aNr. Of jl>t,-t lra' :, Marina Gregg
sn6 another 27th-,t, ol lV'"'''o'
YEAR. = MORTGAGES 80. -, ,nd another
French. Gcorcc B TO ! ,ISt.ot iJu't demand -.
r,anl,n IIenrv. and wife 10 Alfred Meckn,
Ilth.st NJ 5th-a,r . .'als ,on , i Jong..
Anl>t.rdiaam'anrt; x,5. =. 70 Jennie Trow-
,,n, lam to John Murray and ano'her'
I"5d.r Of l>tave y,ar-- ,c., iI.adew
'"in,d ,nn,bsr Narick->t. or l"leh
yaiI"r Hcnnnin and wife to LOUIS 10 10 WaIi'
and another. Clinton--t. n 'or"'' VI 49,
,onr' var.us and vie to United state. Trn,t
"''' "'"" 3d.,Vr " corner ol 96th-st, hior'E'S'''
lTars Gor, and VIE 10 southern National Bank
llGth.st of shave, mote .,,o,h =, a ~
r,oo Dor~. 10 r. \ Snow, lo"oh->'' VI
ron'IShn A Saionon. and wiz to I-idor Byk'
guardian. No lis BFo,ms'-.. Delan.
Muller. John to Louis Cohen, trust
Nul,r John l. and wife IN Manhattan L,l' .,e in
,uranco co. II 77th-st OF Ai''''r'''"'''
NnrrGy. Jane, p. to Jacob Bloom II ,I I-2dS''
a, ~ Pl,aSant-aN' > mortgages 'N't ,.,s
x,,,ronb obadiah to \ Ii Lazarus
= AZ = dave. years -.------- n,
~orris Iohn g.. To = l. Cook, 4'V''S'' : VI
nh.sV1; n' ,,,b bcl : ' 70 J rrowbridse. 4Sd'
=. " ~ Madl~on-ave. 3 year, e'rr.,,..,,,,..o, " :
TcoSmaIl.asc. Of oak Terrace : , yesrsd a'd an.
81" rank z and wife "a John Haheh aiu a."
H,hor n : li3i-st n Morris-aNe' J. N'rr -
Sr|H I'm Roi,. and wife 70 } De + h,lnu''
'""",' nr,cnwirh.,t of Bethune-f ! VIZ
r.",i,~ Edward. and wife Z VIM Han N"'s'
''PP" -ath.t " u Coumhus-aNe. year 80
-, to Farmers Loan and Trust g, ao.''
0'u a. of Columbus.aNe. wears, mor,g's,s--
r,,o,,,n Inhn H. and wife TO Edward sch"eyer'
'.Gth.st " ( 10th-lVe. y'ars..-..- -
-, ~, NJ Fannie e. walter Cutting AM
,,moNr n II t2oth-~t. year ,,i,
1-.it'nin@ otto 20 Washington Trust % Wv
WIN NrvYork f.. 9l SIT oi 5th,aNc NeiS
v,cr,,nn Frederick. Ia tnarlr- hNAlh''''
'r"niunhus.o,c II " corner s3i..V, = years no..
vhec,," Harriet NJ t. ]. bnlkley ~ a. u
5-th.st ~ of 4thaye. yrars-....-. ''.'.
ycimcr Peter and wife 10 Christina JuH'' =
aayc. II of lC5th-st ! year D.. go,
y,cc,nd caroline. to Charles Loithan'r
prosrcct-ayc II Of lot 81 map of "o'u''ocA'
,.,..,.a
n, Wolf. Otilda To llorance Anderson. uu-""'
- = Nathg,te-avc, ~ l1jth-st, yea ,r....,
younps Henry to Title guarantee a,u lruS'
CO. q Grecnwlch-st. II Jane-st, years
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
DEAD MEN RECORDED as TOTERS.
MORE STARTLING EVIDENCE OF ELECTION
FRAUDS IN RICHMOND CoUNTY-HoW THE
INMATES OF SAILORS SNUG

FRAUDS IN RICHMOND COUNTY-HOW TIE
INMATES OF SAILORS SNUG
u,RDOR WERE VOTED.
Tho a,ec,,or frauds in Richmond County were
further disclosed before Judge Cullen. in the Su-
nreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday. in the hearing
IN the contest by Michael Conkln of the election
or Assembvman-elect Mcclure. the Democratic can
didate The evidence related to the voting upon the
names Of inmates of the Sailors Snug Harbor
John w NIurson an inmate testified that he dld
not vote although he was recorded. Chief clerk
Hodges of the Snug Harbor. gave evidence to snow
that John Davidson was away for month after
November 8 and so could not have voted. j. C.
Hain has been in the Morris Plains Insane Asylum
since February 1872 William jenkins died in 1880
Another man of the same nam died in ISL W. r.
AIurson was not at the institution on Election Day
w \. \. W. Shaw had been dead several years
died in 1892: j. W. Stewart went to Philadelpha III
1892 Joseph Setson went to sea June =. lSsS ltSt
before election John Foster died in 1881; W. Free
man left the Harbor in 1855; T.. L. Hughes, voted
as A. Hughes lives IN the IXth District. and voted
in the With District ). Hopkins died III lA'' e'c
A. s. White, Inspector of Elections, tcstiiled tnat
Sheriff Muller eectioneerinS al ms poo'ls
Men had gone into the booths with voters VINO
had not sworn that they Were incapa'lt4ie LIZ
Henry D. JOY. surgeon the Harbor said mat some
fifty inmates who had received dssist lance III No'Hb
were disabled as TO need H. one "I t"'
voters was Alexander Freeman. coIored VINO mas
been in the Harbor for eleven years ana j. ~"
years old ,
ton that the inmates of the Harbor had To ioiioW
the directions of the trustees or they wou.d De
expelled. but the opposing counsel dreW rI OUT dhr
of this city, the Rev. Or Morgan DN' ti' - V.
DR. Pcnneld. the president and The vic"-piesidcnt
OF the Marine Socie,y and the president OF the
IA 1l.r a
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
OF THE SINKING FUND.

Recorder Smyth and City Chamberlain Joseph J..
ODonohue reported to the Sinking Fund Commits
sioners yesterday that their examina ton Of the
cash and securities Of the Sinking Fund showed
everything to be correct. The securities amounted
to ss3oS4olo II. and the cash to N.22247 81 total
$6,3 4S7 78.
Controller Myers authorized to renew the
lease Of the second floor OF No. q Chambers-st for
three years, at SIS year, for the Tax Assessors
ana the building, No. Il Chambers-st. for three
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
a vear for.,he Department of Pub

years, at $1,000 year. for the Department of Pub
lie Works. ~, ,
The proposed purchase by the DOCK boarq OF
River offered by Simon stevens. was referred to
the Controller. The Mayor objected 70 'he Price.
81 COO a lineal foot-and said that Mr. Stevenss
proposition ignored the fact that the city aready
owned half interest in Pier NO. IL. MT. Stevens
replied that the city did not own the property but
only had a right to half the rental.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
REVISION OF CORPORATION LAWS.

The Committee the Revision Of Corporation
laws. appointed by the New-York State Bar Asso
citation, solicts suggestions for the improvement
OF laws relating to corporations in this State Sug
gestions to be Of service should be In writing and
sent or before January TO the chairman of the
York.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
REFUSES TO PAY RENT FOR LAND IT owns.

The Dock Board at It's meeting yesterday re-
ferred to the Corporation Counsel a communication
from the Bay Land and Improvement COMPANY
on December IA the board sent TO the company a
hill for $92 ll2 for the rent Of land unGtr water h''i
Ieggett's Creek, and the company mas i'tuFhel
the bill with the statement that as IL o"H'i '"c
land 1t did not propose to pay rent ioT H.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
HUGH J. GRANT TO TAKE CHARGE NEXT WEEK

Ex-Mayor Grant the temporary receiver OF the St.
Nicholas Bank. was at that institution most Of
yesterday consulting with Mr.. Judson the State
bank examiner He refused to make any statement
regarding his policy. He will take entire charge OF
the bank next week. All the dcpositors will be
paid In full and the stockholders will probably re-
ceve 80 per cent OF the par value OF their shares.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
D,.I I,Ck>W AVA AND WESTERN RR.
stutIou. Ia New York foot Of Iinrclny and
christopher streets.
,r.Ttur.tvp cR,I\- PiIt,utN GO ACHES

..re., r,.,~ % srwA.h 9fo'Mt lIi,, MoNTGIAi
TiIE oHANGE-. summit. i'fnarissiil". HasHuS
1890 Madison. M.r-. i!..,a'. il'rr,on Ban m
.u D.l.r SfariHTr. ENbUs LAKE LAKE no
ItrDONG a.. s.,,-,,.en. s'IIpoiI.lS MoINIAN
Gtr ~fq,rI'SrriiG I... ~ " ,ln'alns Ran
vD< ffII-ToN NlIKE-HARHE. NNSrltoKI
IfNtIIIT NpETiN MlIi.LANb. Mlntru~" BlN'i-
if,M.D% DNrDIip NoKWlcH. Waier,ile. UTICA.
Il,frI.flr SPRINGS '.rtltud SiRAcl 81. oS-
Wr.b ITHACA ONEGo ELMlKA CORNING.
Itrff lAN- WILLIE ITTTAIO and all points
n %oitrifNEsr NNr -ot-IiiW EST. -
pOD .U-ftALp UTICA. AMI oSWEGo EN-
Il.I.-- I4ifnlu Palace Cars. 'nnr.'ts az Bura1
v.H 'fu fr chicago" arriving " - a. m n"Nt
90 ~ .nINGifNMToN MAIL. stops principal
ZOO D. SCRANTON HlNGHAMTON ana Ef.MIRA
F.If.f.-~ Pullman faf.tf tifa
80" g. Il -'LA%rpS NlLhE~NAi.l;E ana PIYM-
.vfI f.Nri.r-s Pullman fAflur
go o. Il.Itl. HlElNlp LIMITED ENPHESS.
iuliiln sl..l'f- Airitcs ~ y a.
aIop g. ~ I'altl ulfFAip UTICA and oSWEio
ENTHTSs palm fr ~ls-lers
TloNErS NNp LINN Ag'oMMopATlONS a. y
- lnl 90. l.oalVay - West 2i'h s.. ~ Columbus
ave. N.w. Y.f Nl NasllnEirn-st. 12G Fuliou-sf. ami
- broadway brooklyn Time tables. giving fun nfor-
nation ai stations
W.~TcOrr ENriESS COMPANY VIII call for AMI
,hak harrar" from hotel residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Nem Dnblirailons.

rwentleth Tdiuon post pad. .nr c5c.. or stamp.
n, HE HUMAN HAIR, Why it Falls or:
i Turns Grey, and TIE kcESdy Bi fioi, HAILi,i III,
pa Every one should read this III" boo" "-Ahenaeum
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMPRESS

vi LINE TO ALGIERS. NAPLES AND GENOA
columbia. Jan l. p m. ~ lHsin A Fen ~ ? m
Normannia Jan Is 2 30 p Columbia Feb. 10. 10 a. m
FNfrq st-antr. Wieanl. January -
columbia. Jan. : to Alexandra. Egypt VIA Aslers
and Naules
..GRANp ORIENT EAoURSlON, -,,
puerst Rlsn,rrk Sew York Fob. ]. ~. 20 Glpfa
,ar Nlr .or- ,i"not AIa'-n' N"Nn4rA nHr "ni -.
Malta Messina Palermo. Naples. Genoa New York
Duration ~ days. . ...,,.
steamers leave from Hamburg piers. Hghoken. y ). -
HAMHr KG-AMl:Kl'AN PACKET CO.. - j. wy. y. J.
CAV ANN II IlNE.-Fo X - IEAMf fHN
- Wf.rKTy fr,fr sew Pier 81 y r. foot q spring $.
: TAIINUA~~l.E. ........... Friday. Dec. 20 T. M
: CITY DF At'i 81 N.....H ,,ui'ty - o. -, I ''
=, ytEstS tlT.Y ........ Wednesday. Jan 3 3 p. m
,,nn.cnr gith central Railroad u Georgia AMI Savan-
nah ri.riil ami Western Railway f.r an points IN
.:roRGI\ FLORIDA. SOl"IN CAROLINA. ALABAMA
AMI iDfisIASA. Unsurpassed uccomm0intons First
"i,.. f,fl. ,i.h,f. rc.gt and pl~sng" apply %
- fIASIIAGTN W. n KIiETT. Gen. Agt.
r., A.. r. A " R'y.. Savannah Fast Line
'-"' oa I,-.a.lvrv 3i7 HroadWay.
y WALKER Agent Ocean steamship CO. New
pi.r 3S Nlr'h River
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
STEAMBOATS,.

NjlyLuGUQDlJ AUlJls5n
INSIDE Kol.I H.! i.IDJD.D FAKES
BOSTON. IS. WOi'C > 4.4' a. .
steamer, .,Itr P.cr 90 toli. Nlitl H'r. UneN- 70
Desbro.se. Fcrrf1. at 80 4 VI dl. - ci MAY
,fnlccunE wlth tc.rbHi-l 'NIfes' HH." 4A'"S Ne"
London At , 10 \.
9TOMlMGTON GlMGo
INsIDL ROUTE. -
FARES EtGT'fD BDSIIN. .3 PhpRlIl+N j..
Sc - Worcester I'D all points Ea>t s'eamct' y s..
tNd NTW-UANf~IIIEL leave new lt"f 49, y H.. ono
l.Ock above Canal It. At J. ~. caAy except y % liy
n osToN AND EAsT.-FAII. KIVIE LIHL IA
ID N.Np n and itu herF. steamers fIL"'.in A'.
i.l.YN6t III iu tIuiI>- o. IFaN" T. - y l. ot OF
MURRAY week 1tf- ana sunday. % 900 J. u con.
net ug Anne, boat have Ir fN % II, ~ ~
. 90 y NJ Orch,S'ft ctcH .tetu Y -iihul = Expos
trains between steamboat wharf fnll il'e and bosom
n EWHbNEN- FARE -MaGninc'n; new
" twn-+ -iael steamer "lic orr fe1N. c." flcf.
fastest steerner on Long lsani Sound tt". f'
b. H. ciIf - . r.. s.nitYs 'N 'piI 4ff, nR a.
tev. Haven - ,. i.. il iHN 10Y Ftts = Nf.ts"i
Hartford Slr nrhcd and y 9rth
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
For Boys and Young Men-Countr,

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DORDENTOWN On J) MILITARY INSTITUTE.
- REV T. H. LAEDON. PRINCIPAL.
CAPT. T. d. LANDON, COMMANDANT.
CANAAN ACADEMY, CANAAN. CONN.-IIome for
~ twenty boys. College business preparatory. Ind
vidua training Backward boys advanced Two openings
at the holidays. Address THE RECTOR.
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford. Conn
~ Parents who unfortunate IN the management Of
their Will well profit by the advantages offered
by school, the school is in session during the
year. FRANK III. HOWE. Supt.
4 REEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. y. J-S0th year.
Boys Boarding School Primary College Preparatory,
Business Course Shorthand. Typewrtng Telegraphy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Ocean GIeamers.

-.@J-~--- -
,IXTERNATIoNAI. NAVIGATION coMPANYs LINES
NEI[g[ROGAM l0hNlE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON. so,
shortes, and most convenient route to London par,,
BY css Special s
From Fisr asr,,s 49, aR NGTtH Kvf5 Dec i0? &c. OF ii
From f5I@ Ppp Sor' q FuI5on;s lc ;t M
f.f cabin aaTTs
10 steamer. steerage at low rates , ,on1
R[gD STAR l1NlE
FOR ANTWERP ,.-.o, CIV
pier adjoining PENN Ws,ns.Ry r. R !frseys gan 'y M
upward sesSnd ysa5% an to 10 Ant%ep
'' S5TSS aNHHS COMPANY
I--YORTU GERMAN LLOYD s. 5. co.
a. Nrw-y9Rk $l5Rkr %ss HA%l;T9ST %TTaI HHhMrS
First Cabin SO and 1pwSrI eeond cabin s'S and SO
S 60 p m m M@ffa E%s T9s; sa ls9 FsS 3 m m
Wsssr TFsT gss Ts. Jan Jam & a noon on Fss Tue
New-Y@rk to Gibraltar. Genoa: Nape' March y
MSsTa Pa Jsn WS5@ MaSq@ %aPl p
ro r9'@'niIE. TnE 'AzoREs 49,. ,..., ,:.-,,.,
In, TnG tSSt % Tos jan G and sat FEB II. from
Nex'Yoik to Genoa viii stop At San Miguel Azores to
land passengers '0r oEiRcs i ' CO.. Bowling Green
NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE
N IHNARHS ISdsd sS.as, nssiFaS lo EAic%f
WANTJMoo iWK fSG a. iS g Monthly he eater
Nhn" -stiyNrR EVERETT FRAZAR.
,.ono.ro ~. rostern hgcnt Australian Freight Agent
AKA Rrosdway r. \. 90 Wall street " y
WHITE STAR LINE.
crmanIc Jan, ccT%anic J1n Fso 81 p p M m
.Fi'n@mic .Trtonic 5an 5am T. T. a. n m m anne FG i2ao m
'MajeS From 5"S Whto ~ oi ar D"c ' fo5 Of wes
Saloon rates upH ird according 10 steamer ,li ~
cation berth second 'ahn N these .icln.d - oa
SO stre,age 10 or from the Old Country. 81 No ~
- II. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
NCHOR LINE.
y rYITER. STATE, NAIL = sTEAAMSTfinIfE:R ;A $ nERRnY
From pier - y. r.. foot u West 2itl,,si
Anchora. jan m b2iyai ai ,I3 I9n e sao p m
St~erage outward $23 Prepaid So .
CABIN EXCI'RSION TICKETS At RI;Dt'Ep, HAli.S.
drafts tours ana other informal. non "pliS
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowlnr Green. - -IorH:
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS 10
~ yrx voEA TArAAS AZ mp HSFAG SGHIiXXAi7 il DAYS
Intenicd sailing. from Vancouver
EMPRESS OF IND D1A................Ja January g
IMPlti. OF JAPAN ....-........-.f feernlTy =
r v fsIIs,SE. sKISNEp. .f 0i''' EVERETT FRtzAl.
sss Eroriwsy v Y 80 Wall.st.. n y
(,OOK'S TOURS To THE TROPICS.
\ pERMt'DA Cr-BA. JAMAICA. WINDWARD and
LrEVARD IsIANuS the SPANISH MAIN etc
Special Cruises of the
$ s M ADIANA" q $50 tons
- To THE TROPICS
Illustrated Programmes and fun information from
THOS COOK K son.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
aAIIoEY STEAMSHIP LINE.

For freight passage and general Information apply To
3i3 rroalway. Battery Place. Washington building.
Irnnd
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

4 VIA lSTlIMts or PANAMA,
r., California Mexico and P1chr loitF OF ''i"a' anu
= CIV ~ Para sails Saturday Dec. 80 noon
< S.ytnrt .aIs Wednesday. Jan. 10 noon.
Passengers by francsc' ENJOY tr ''tn-
~ ropical climate. and th" way cal AZ l'Fts
~. Central Amer. Republics and Mexico. .,oe
cabin rassag. Fran
Including meals AMI berth FOR '1iAg" ~ "hE ""'hs'
For fun particulars address th" general agents
STAMFORD PARRY. HEBRON y 'o-
.l,yt. ar Pier y y. X. y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Europe

DARIsIAN HOME FOR YOUNG LADIEs-Madame
L Alys Barraut -Giroux. Address. Champs Elysees.
Bureau 45. Paris.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Ocean 9ifamcrs.
CT NAliD LINE


.Neu York Jrn lG Fch. II. 1891 Nle steamers and
alat,nhs Excursions and tickets california. Florida.
Co. OCEAN tickets So, Gazette H. ,iAZE y SONS. ii3
Broadway. y \ tI.si $50
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

COOKS TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
nrn,,,.1, cr,p. JAMAICA WINDWARD and
7 rrvApD ISLANDS the SPANISH MAIN. etc.
Special II the
: : NJ - \ y !" t3o5O tons
To THE TROPICS
Illustrated Programmes and full Information from
THOS COOK K son.
I BROADWAY y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

III T'NTTTT TTNT1.
" From New York Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Through tickets to all points In Texas Colorado Utah.
Arizona California. Mexico, &c. Georgia. Florida. and
Havana, cuba. Excellent passenger accommodations.
Write for Gi-page 1893 Manual (mailed fr-e)
C. II. MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts. Pier 70 E r. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CLYDE LINE.
CoMrAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiquc.

Y FNENtII LINE TO IA|Kt
IA Hi.ETAf'NE collier sat. Dec 20 10 M
Ia IlOURGoGNE Ieloeuf sat. Jan. q. a. m
IN fASf fi.E Slufrlll ~, a. M
Nov York 10 Alexandria. Egypt via Paris. trip valid ~
days. First class SldD. second class SIG
4. FORGET. General Agent No. Bowling Gr"er.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

4 NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE,
~ CANADIAN PACIFIC HALLWAY.
Intended oaings rom vancouver
" wARRIMOO ................. Jan. l6 ana
'iO' I nonthlv he eater.
"hn " -s.iSNrR EVERETT FRAZAR.
~. ,o,arn ,o'nt Au>.ralisn Freight Agent.
p,nad.ay wall street. y. y.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-12-28

ceeded to Mr.. S, S. Coles house,
where refreshments were served.
After a short time spent in harmless
mirth, strains of music were heard.
Messrs. Tip Davis and Griffin were
raising sweet notes on violins. &C
companied by Miss Ollie Davis on
the banjo and Miss Alice Griffin at
the organ. Miss Della Ramsay al
SO sang one or two songs playing
the accomplishments on the organ.
Games were attempted, but the
music proved to attractive and
they were dropped 1t was gay
scene that night. In the words of
the poet;
There was a sound of revelry by
night,
And Stonewall Institute had gath
cred then,
Her beauty and her chivalry.
And bright the lamps shone DER
fair women and brave men
And when music arose with it's vo-
luptuous swell,
Soft eyes looked love to eyes
which spake again
And all went merry as a marriage
bell.
About eleven o'clock the party
dispersed to their respective homes
wishing the happy couple a long
life and happiness. With the rest
. we would say to the bride and