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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13

which certificate Of steamer had been granted I nns
change. IL said due TO the mixing IN OF some ora
No with the steamer. Toward the close. however
became quite disturbed and bought freely on &C
count estimated light receipts at Chicago for tomorrow
~ the market advancing s.9hc closing strong al
the highest The weather for some days has Deen
very for the grading OF West ana a
toe for that matter and IT Is said 70 be enc reason io
arrivals The estimate of the Illinois corn
crop bush against 1G0 0oOO 600 bush last
wear OF the bear factors early. The close was
NC decline to lie ne, advance Cash corn was aues
CARROTS OF sold at 56,4c elevator and bI'fc de-
l,vered $4,000 bush inspection No for expert at
L2hG52s.c, b. anoat; CARROTS OF No 8 corn ut ssaT
%9c. .OATS-The dealings in oats were small WIN
OF the market again confined to very mar
fluctuations. The late advance IN corn gave n'te
seader toward the close but final quotations were
unchanged 10 NC net decline. Cash oats were com
rletey neglected with sales the smallest FOR weeks =
few OF track reported sold with ao,a
lions otherwise nominal follows: No OATS SSS,ru
34tsc elevator and 35ha3iic delivered No oats 80
white 3s%I39hc latter bid for New-fork ornna
track white 3sI4cc; white. 3Sc BA Rl'Ei
steady: quoted at 63as4c for No M,%aukee ana
62I6sc ungrade1 Western .MALI-Mhrh". nu'
new Western quoted 1OI12t7c. Sell Mhr 81,
steady: cloverseed quoted at sgns9 10 ana to'nE az
quoted 57N5sC% Japanese at Goa0sc
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Galveston. Dec. i2totton quiet; miidling, 6.c; low
mddng issc: ordinary D-iGc: net and gross re
crpts is5 bales. ,oaatwsc. JOiS bales; sales
3G3 bales spnncrs 10 bales: stock. 3O1.Gii bales. -
Norfolk. Dec i2cotton easy mlddlins. Ole; lo" MD
ding ~ lGc good ordinary 3lGc. net and gross re-
55s6 bales exports coaswise. ASH bales, sales
/. Isl bales: stock so 30 bales 5000
New Orleans. Dec. t2-Cotton quiet good middling.
5a,c: middling 3-iJc. low middling, l5-lGc. good
ordinary. Gc receipts 10 s2G bales gross IT, Az
bales. exports Great britain. 63I bales; 10 the Con
tinrnt s0}S bales; coastwisr Zoo bales. sales bW0
bales. stock ais III bales. Semi-wceky ,ement at
thirteen leading interior issued 10y the New Orleans
Cotton Exchnhgc: Receipts. l23o0 bncs. against 90 23
year. shipments. lOgOil bales. against OO5o3
bales year stock 1859 bales against 3Da bales
last
Savannah, dec. i2-,'Otton quiet and steady: middng
BIC: low middling. isc. good ordinary. Ne net and
553I bales; exports coastwise liO7 bales
sales, 72j bales. stock. liz. 7iI bales.
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Dublic 4 otiec.


I'INANCE f'"'e =.
Collection OF Taxes No. - Chambers tr .et s's,va'
I,uildng) New York December g. lS@-Notlcc 10 jay ,
,versThe Receiver OF Taxes Of the City or New iorK
hereby gives notice all persons who nave on,ed 70
pay their for the 1894 to pay me Same 20 mn
his office on the list day OF January 1850
provided by Section SAG Of the Newfork ely
lion ACT OF 1882 Upon any such tax remaining UNPAID
an the LIST day OF December 1884, one per centuh VII
be charged. received and collected In ADDITION 70 'ne
the list day OF January. 1885, interest VIII De &
,nco,ed and collected upon amount thereof at the
rote NJ seven per centum per annum to he calculated
from the LIST day Of October. 1894. on which Gay .o
rolls and warrants the taxes Of 1894 were
delivered to the said Receiver Of Taxes 70 the "'e VI
payment. pursuant 10 Section StS of said act =. r.
DAVID z. AUSTEN. Receiver ~ Laxcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13

-, ...,,,. ,-ore AZ follows: Flour steady ani
IN hanS(d hu-inS'y MA war sGc by sample No ,e
$3.50 No corn. ~: 80 : oa,~ x.,, nproe timothy
seed s, 5OGSj "a. pork per DOL 81 49,, a. r,f,
Per 100 NJ 81 s SStS 'b5sc s. i2as short clear
siies ,loNed 81 23aso 3D. whlskry [ granu-
sc2 sh p .snndsri 81 per bhl linsel 81 quoted by
National Lins'cl on TO- ta", ,r rporkri vas dull
a,I ensv. extra creamery. -. ht't-. A'"--.,
laI'- ' g.. t,,., .,e,1y under q limited de-
'.nc'"nnt ~ -inx. inicr patent. ;. 5or>2 -" 10
f ar s. %S 80 ~ 81 a 80 sn,rs ecy . c''2 50.
,prIng family s. lon<2 80 i.N X "''- ~ '' :,
wa,, .ret. .'p'. continue urht rro,,s -'r,.'
: r~I track &c. ''rn I"f' 10 ,,l,.l t-,,'.
IT, am a',. ,ra,s g.. missed ear. .aee. u
~, '.t no., =. > wh,. So P... nru.r mo-
sit ir r..~- sig .n.s So. ce'r famili. s." i.l.l
,rr, y, 4'@G ,-c IT,. rait m','t batter demand
sa'r.i,rs 3d.. ...sr short r'o. g. ' - .,ye ni
-. .. .sr.-r-. =. - i.0se short r.h -i,rs 90.
s f'i ar ie ',. A.a mini aaia Te''' g -. "i
- /. basis ~ . % were -" bh'-
,.t. 'r.i'ss T., ,.ta'- tn, ~ '"ii.
:, ' "a. declined @. ;ai.r. and closed % 81 o..
vth cnh ah1 l l"" ii.,.I r,r..1 arm for god
sisa!.. WIN ',' ~, ,,9' ... ..,ra s. 51r
en- D.. % .,r i-..l .ug.iy $50 , 20 ''ack.
-. ,,h no. ,..i,e demand. s. 4.
~., ri,.ns ,sri.n.,. 50 90 'rl.e 'o1''.s e.. -
..t a.. o.rss -. f.- fsras patents. hisn 81 80
,,asaA,i .1'. 90 irtr r,,s pix SIlp' fer
f, 80 ~, =, for Nj Pr.uc steam Lard 81 ~ cash.
,,,a.,,.il. de-. - Tile eieat market vas ur.a'is-
2, , /, 49,. ,sntlsnr 30 'ta' prices. WIN" stubborn
,la.n- a~,, f,,r,,a .,n ,'.efia, bur the al
vance 80 n1.a,epiic a. t, t,g 'n@ .,r opened
,-n'.s' ~ =" '' bros. 10 ~ ,Gio'.c rallied 70
'ar soa lal, s'',c ,''. 5a al A. Si %
% o, c'.c cn- onea' W.. c n'msr spi f f'iI
| Ul .-.tt s., h.ri. -,',,. y >oft.ern
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS..

London. Dec II. i3o p. m-Consols, 1924. for money
aud iU2 1915 the account New-Yorl pennsylvania
and ohio bonds. 1917. Canadian Pacihc
sD. Erie. H. second conaols. 90. Illinois central
gIi,: Mexican ordinary. 1875 -. Paul common 6oAs
New York Central i0i,s Transatlantic. oiss Reading
IN Mexican Central cent bonds. 3is. LOUIS
yiile and Nashville. 5Js Atchison common. -
Money y per cent The ~ discount In the open
market FOR both months bills Is IL ~
per Paris ndvices quote cent rentes at lo.
francs 81 ccntimes for the account and exchange on
London NJ - francs I4s ccntimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
ErRorEAN rRoprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 10 3 IS =. m. Ne"f-EStrn india mess
firm rs I'd. prime mess firm a. tDs Fork Prime
Western fine steady - 't'a do medium STEADY ~
BIS Cd Short cut about - - !" W, easy ~ Us
( Cumberland about - 20 20 n steady ~
g2s short - n steady It's. long clear mid
dies about - H. STEADY a. I's long and snort c.'a-
rnliilcs about ~ - rrIn @ ~ Shoulders About u
n steady ~ IS Gl. Cheese" American nn'f' whit"
and colorei sfeldy 80 ite. TAoW Prime 'fF. nominal
tnttonarct Oh Liverpool refined nf - 81 Spirits
;urpentne s:cldr 90 80 Hl. E1a.n con n i-n at
b % ia-i Prime western SPOT steady 20 a'f Wheat
~ red winter dull 90 g. ri.l. y, a: -oi -prug. no
.io-A. Flour - Louis fancy winter tul - 60 corn
MiNcl spot steady ~ &c.. December rfanl' 90
IS Ilnunf, 20 - a'.i F.NrlH-f dl'l ~ 9 81.
Hops ISrlun Pacific East sf~.It af - - ff2 "f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
BALTIMORE AND ONO Il. II.

baltimore, Washington. Chtcaso, .st
81. Louis and All Poi"'s "Ti.AlNs.
PULLMAN CAR sERNICE On ALI. ,ix fos Cil'
Leave New-York foot OF Liberty 81; pirIs 81 10.
ago 1880 p N. and i2lS n,en!,ii>NXTl ST. LOUIS.
v:oo ~ SOC For " n;sins ca 30 So
%o m ex sunday 900 p. m. DINING Cab a,la, o y NJ
i.5 night Al trains run daily eSss' Si es sunday:
For NEW ORLEANS va Roan9ks ' soo p m daily,
TsEe, "flcss: III .Si AS io Bdway 90 sta
ST.. l27 Bove,y, y; 81 t ~ of n. J. reas.
New York I'ransfer Co. viii can ior ""S
from hotel or residence to destinauon
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WA
LEHICE VALLEY RAILROAD.

Station. foot of Cortinndt and DesDrosse' s'H
200 g. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and in,e
mediate stations: connections except sunday for FoIIs
WILLIE and READING. .. ..o-,,-crrp N.Y.
SiI3 A. VI. daily Tor GENEVA RoCtE Spirt:r b
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BisipSE az.
TIRE West and PRINCIPAL and local points; aI ~ cSNsa
lilo A. VI daily for MAUCH CHUNK ana inss'
mediate points Connections Tor Reading ard faisos'y
400 n. VI. daily. except Sunday, for ELMllA a., AZ
intermediate connections for Pots'e ana hsa'
I,iO y. VI. daily except Sunday. for Il ana b
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations; Pamsa
buffet parior-oar to wikesbarre; connections Tor P''S
i.2O T.. VI. daily except sunday. FOR SOUTH PLAIN
Field AMI intermediate stations. -.
5i5 - u: daily FOR EnsoI ard ntrrmeaa'e i r,iTs
ard all points West. Pullman Sleeper lestibllel tsa
= Y 70 Chicago sleeper RuTalo and Toronto. Gomez
tione Tor Reading and Harrisburg. .,,, -,,r,-v
G3O T.. VI. Tally. except Sunday. for MArcH CHUNK
anil Intermediate stations -- -,..--,. roru
D,OO y. VI. daily lor ITHACA GENEVA Fob Oh
ESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poin1
West. Pullman sieepers 10 Chicago and blHao cha'
Tckets and Pullman aceommodations a, ~ ?si sa
and 323 broadway i43 ROwery. 81 East Ism -, Y
ga ro5tL -. y Y. $50 Fulton -. Court ST. "
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN = T.
III. " Y. Transfer Co. will call for and checS oasssp
from hotel or residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13

High Low Closed years S,.
January .:::.,%o iaS ias ssssissa 1873
M sssca'y i2S3 i2s i 1Sl@s9 siS
M Ms[ .:.::....2;o 1850 i21 i3SSgia@ is@
JUN juhe :::::::::. " 49,. ... 4:si3:o isi:
ssesseei go 1s.1 $a l$ e :,s5:S s'
TODAY. Yestsrdsy. Last ear
baltimore stock ......... d4s55 u. ~ is ~ o.,
New-Orleans stock .......... 241o' 2'.-'l 4'i4t
s,ocp al ,or,, 90, 49, 2e4.a2. 2l1s7
; NsrSSls %; i9 'i a.s
New Orleans deliveries..... 113' -" fs
X xiGsi 41dsss is S sasSs4
The scarcity strictly grades Brazil coffees
causes hrmness the part Of holders The demand is
Quotations is 4irc for 10 Rio 40 On spo, is quoted
a. seic although the latter o price ~ tsnS sg, s y
or S to pa '. % FOR c M nr
their position and asking fg prices and 50 far az can be
Jamaics; also $50 bags Maracaibo On private terms
FLOUR AND MEAl~-Trade again small IN
ssss IN n sn both T ws and % a
OF ne Make o 1d "a Ss .s pSs a to d@
sigSish tbs s. 7Ses. Is Soc bis 81; m
;g,,ss s. i%SsT s%2'fS
Mkt sSf 's.s 900 s S s's5 sS"S
s,s 81 NJ We' se ana nn soSh s
s sS@si o nne yed 81 26@s % cearse 81 o5Gsi
fer old and new. FI;ED.Mnrset du. oo1eG; 'olb
t.ed soas5S Snaps. scac aom0y en-; Sseg
$500; co tom s,as gea '0'v"' oil '" '2"
GRAIN. wHEAT.The wheat rnarhei Wa. dun
showed slight change nom the closing FIX Of last
evening and during the morning speculation was very
snail with prSs WORKING . Of gEr whGn loss %s' re,
TO cables Disappointing but foreign houses
again large this helped the bears In The early
mor-1w and some covering traders brought the little
ray midday Late cables wer" also rife better and
aat L a. sscsnns Of The son,bWes Ihc statement.
are reiterated Some OF the bulls assert that there has
growing crop in and Missouri. but the Gov
report. which the most bullsh Of any state
s hsS as 81 For Some time pas, there good
deal o. talk about letting up IN the ~ bs
shipments from Russia last week were 600 bush
the RUSSIAN crop viii show an ourn considerably
than Indicated the preliminary statement short time
fs e e ' he harvest ana fa rains Lad been fully
wcrs sss S u Of wn ncd a. % %
81. bush nearly AZ winter agan'' b5 SSsh s ss,
Ssssra rso "ip ssa7 susS sss,ns, 1911
1861 bush against 79 $50 BUSH exports ~ css bush
continued small. until just before The close when
the 1s IN and on AZ s Sg p
the day and at @c net advance There YVES . very Try
futures One lot Of $500 choice red reported
n nGs s.G %sy on adPe No
Ss No s M" % Msy
sccrabe activity, and more Interesting chsracisrscs
b b ss ay ps for sAxs tie
the selling Of long stun said to have been brought
inspectors certificate several quantities of corn for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
FOR PUJLADELPbU.
CENTRAL RAILROAD CT NEW, JERSEY
Arthracite coal nsel exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block SirnalA
OK AND AFTER DEC. Sd. 1894.
- - n ION fn.t ~ iknrt..


on AND AFTER DEC I'D 1894
Trains ,eava station foot ~ Iberty-st
For Eas,ca. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk d.
$50. rs. 0:lO uIi5 to Eastonl A. NJ. 1910 10 ID
4;3o 1l5 to Easonl A. ~. 800. $50 GOO P.
For WilkesbaTe. Pittston and Scran'.n. $40 A. Y.
40. l;3o. $50 r. sgadayso 40 Pa 4 NJ
aags t ~ 49, 100 80 80 500 u ~ nT as s sSa
100 5Is II. is:i@ night Sundays i@S. So 90
For sunbury. Lewisburg and Wnliamspor' a 40 soa
o:lO A. NJ. i:io 80. 40 p. NJ. SUNDAYS cao P
Pleasant sl ~ sls SG LIS .ss: S o, R
Grore ard Asbirv Park 900 a N 100 P. Il.
FOR LAKEWOOD
40 Sis A. NJ. LAS. 80 4:40
neeat 40 s:l5 A. NJ. i:45. 40 p. ".
Tor Atlantic city Cape May. vinelant and s'idss''s
M'' sc s Ee'fH 10 ss'0sa' go issa;' Is
p NJ sundays 900 !. N. 400 P. ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA week Gays 40 500 300 200 p Jog
Carr. 500 Dining CaO 500. 7S) s4j P. n; i?A
300 dining CAR 600 p. NJ. ic:l5 ngnt
DINING Car, A. n. l:5o. $50. zoo Dslng Car. GO
4 81. 80 500 Dining carr. Goo p N. 2:l' n!ss :;
T!ckss ard seats can be r,,gred at ls
III c, "a. Eas. l25tT ST, e64 Wet i25h 81. Isl c,
limbus Az Ncw-York: Court St. SEQ Ful'9n g. B'os.
i'm 9s Broadway Willi1msaur; TIE New5oss t, ,
fa- 20 lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
WEST SHORE R.K:

Trains leave Wnst Al ST. Station. New no'~,
lows, and 10 minut earlier from foot trahN'" '~
a;:IO A. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. ,., Roches
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chleaso' '
Saturday for Tor nto. ,,.., i,,,cs Syas
6ti6 p M, Daily for Albany. Montreal ,rrrn,a DE-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA lai1s' ''
oit Cleveland Chicago and 81 LOUIS ,,,,cs syracuse.
7t4S r. NJ. Daily except sunday tor ouVa' ssS
Rochester and buYal6. Carries sleeping car ps's'"'
SiS T.. NJ Daily TO Albany. Utica esysisnG
ter. Buffalo Ma ara Fails. Toronto. pe"o"
Chicago and st. LOUIS; 49,, s,eening-car ac'
For tickets time tables pari9r am mi Wv YORK.
commoiaticns appy city Offices BROOKLYN az" ,,sIs Fol-
and at stations Time tables at pi'ho'p" 49,
o'''' '' c. b. LAMBERT. General Passenger 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
E ri IL M IS.

through trains Tor Chicago ana the West Leave ava
York. foot Of chambers st. daily as follows s"'
mlnutrI earlier fro.i West .3d-st.: -, RAG.
9I5 SHmaa ESa B a0s' b sS aSi
manca. Parlor 90 Eufalo. a.. ri.
300 M v eSsaaaa %'' Lake so a i'a'
SIS a m. Chicago =. IA. s.eepe.s ~,
caso. Cleveland ami Cincinnati piEing anrnras
$50 "" maEn x', ase a2ss; 6: y:
Chicago and the West Buffalo passsnss'' ~
remain In sleeper until \. VI. r,lA
S:45 Slid train S" chieasS iesp Sleep Bao CHI
cago and Cin;innat. Dining car, ~, MAN
| o,nm'dations AZ 26i ioi and 957 Broadway ~ :"
East ,e5th.st Chambers and Yves, s3ds ferr O., sa
York 3a, Ftton-s, BROOKLYN: 30 Hu1sor'si, roy" ~
n Jersey CIV saton Erie Transfer Company cai .,.
and checks BAGGAGE from hotels and residences to os
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13
THE STATE or 1R ABE.

E1ltimor Dec l2Four stendy sII,s ~. Zoe
January COS. GGD,sc: February. 6i*4olsc. MN va
Gs, -. s.eor,,r 10 rel. F6dJIc; southern py ,
,cq5Gic do on grade 51i.m0oc; stork ll"o,t2 %
sales ~ 600 bush Corn easy mixed sptt anu
,ol, ioisr. January I9'.d5Oc; MAY, &c oi, s,ra
mixcd 41s.Q4sc: southern white 4'gmc 90, y' Gn:
a5l,i,i.c: stock COS 40 bush: saes. o1"o pus., as
Grm, 30 white Western 3szg@'c NO ' n7n h sp'
,3c rive steady: No .. jJH56c; stock 30 ~" pms,
Ia. strong good To choice timothy. ST. o"aSl ~"
frrivhts rather quiet. unciang d. o'ne' "'''" VII
changed. o., outo,
Boston i2Four quiet ar s'saGy H9r" But, rs
ca,s omiet Shorts quiet. Provisions steduy' oiHS
,o,. northern creamery 25isn2jec; western ~
chocse nrm: best Northern. lall@,c WESTERN io"i
Eggs quiet. - ,,,. cr,,
buffalo Dec i2-sprIng wheat dn.i buy . nIic No
Closing: No | hard old, spot IOssc DO h'w 20 ~, ie,
northern did, o7sc; d. new. cGsc W,nef wh h,, ~
c,oa ? cars No = red J9izc; car no "a.. rr"c1
track Closing oc asked track and store corn rss"
lar closing weak at inside prices. SAFES y r"S
afi n0a7;r. carr No 3 yellow, t7qiIsc cars
10 1 ye,iow sc: = No corn 'p'int,~ ,rorl
n corn 90, a iGisc: No corn soc on Oh,
o,t, weak lover sales cars No VIM, oo'a ,i
car No 2 white 25Ac: No : mixed s''nc yl Vi "a
nor.ev uue firm. unchanged. Rye dui No., ' Will
track ana store. Flour dull easy, uhcha"S'u' ''''
steady unchanged. .,
Chicago Dec I2.-The leading futures ranged a. '''-
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GERMAN DIlTERRA NEAI!!N! S !;:{, y e
NORTH GERMAN HAMBU G,nM t'iN''''

OR 0IEM U WIN 70 THE Az0s MaDrrnA.
THE MEDITERRANEAN AID THE ohifHi'
he the MAGNIFICENT twln-screw express steamers Ao-
Gt-sTA VICTORIA and FJRST BISMARCK FROM New
York Jan % 1895. Azores. MADEIRA ,i'"'II-
tar Algiers Genoa. Vil,cfTanche tNice) Ma''a N-N"
dria Cairo and Pyramld,) Jaffa Jerusaie" SMYRNA
cons,antlnope A,hees Messna Palermo. Naples oenoa
New York Duration about . weeks fN "''S""'''
ua.1ohlet and further particulars amply to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
New YORK
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GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS

v FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE .
7 CHAMPAGNE. sat. Dec y D.
%Dp1fANurE Pnrot Sat. Dec. %. u 80 a. M
trut.v AGSF. Vupf ....... sat. Dec. -. 800 p M
Sew york Alexandria Egypt VIA !aris TRIP 'a'n "
savs Tirst-,lass SOD: second class sllo. -, c..
FORGET General Agent No. 3 Rowing Green
HOLIDAY PRESENTS carried To all parts
ABROAD hy Pit & SCOTS Foreign Express. 80
ra4,,ev Rock u rates mailed free. Prompt delivery
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CIfNAKD LINE.

m TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN. $3.50
gampania Dec. 10. IT.. Etruria. Jan noon
imlria .. Dec o.. p. m Csmpenia Jan 10 H.
l.ucanla Dec 20 $50 n. M Umbria. Jan 10 D. H.
From Pier 80 North River. foot o, CIaikson,s' .,o
Cabin passage 500 and t-l Second F'i. SS1 ~
SIS accprilne 20 and acconm, iaions =,
ste,f,gs tickets all Itiis OF r-trope
Xs-y lrv ra'eg freight and passage Apply az '"'
Conipon,'s ofc- 80 y Wiling Green. New-foIk
''''' IL VrOIVN : 60 General Agents
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CLYDE LINE.

\. 49, s..., -, s..,,n.,
lack sOs.VIIf.E and all Florida points
r--,rn Per ~, l.. X foot OF Roosevelt $50, . p m,
\
NJ.
rNDt. N'lheHDdst
have passenger
" WM =. CLYDE & co. General Asrnsv
fla cent & Fas, +. p Line wa Jacks.no,,''
tfr.a So Ffeisht and Passenger Lne VIA 'hafl~s'oi
II a Eg.r lirn.l AGt.. 3l2 Is way ~. !.
The Progress., 1894-03-24
He who loves little children cannot be .
bad man.
The commandant of the German for.

The commandant OF the German for.
tress of Spandau has recently issued g
most extraordinary order. He wants
it understood that the brides OF non.
commissioned officers unIer his com.
mand must not wear white dresses
and orange blossoms at their wed.
dings, unless, In the words OF the or.
der, "they are worthy thereof." The
order says that any officer caught de-
ceiving the authorities in this matter
will receive the same punishment as
though caught telling a lie to his col.
onel.
The Progress., 1894-03-24

The caller struck his clinched fist
on the table and the editor moved his
hand in casual way toward the
pigeon hole.
81 have come here, sir, to demand
that you say tomorrow morning that
the Hiram Higginsellers who thrashed
his wife is not the Hiram Higginsellers
that keeps the cosy and inviting little
tobacco shop in the Ellsworth block
on the next corner. That's all, sir.
Good morning"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-09
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PIDA " EN- ToDAs LAS BoTIcAs Ell
Al COllOlad % ndianO
De Juareoui y::Rjos, FARNACEU1DCOs.


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por mayor Sres. Juaregui tFioe Famaceudco
General S-ARECIBO PtoRco, Agente General
Don Mateo Frontera SNL5C1'GEO u Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-09
EMUI SION CRE0SO7ADA
DE RABELL..
FARMAcEUTco DE La UNIvERsiDAD DE LA HABANA
RGe6S 3 9OGsyOsO gsaisdGO pgns lSs
eS66rmedgdes del peek0.

. 0vsT -15l177Ss W. Ppt7l9s
La Emulsion creosotada del DR.. Rabeli, es un
magnihco marayiloso agente terap6utco de exito
seguro en- la BrOMqNitS. TtsGs, LGrtNgis. Asas ca
GaSros Toses pfrtfssees, Rer0dos, Bser6falGs ASs.
suma para las afecoiones de la garganta los bron-
ouios Y los pulmones Despierta Ell apetito y>yigor-
"a las naturalezas mas empobrecdas. Els el remedio
Dor exceencia
IA Emulsion Creosotada de Rabell., nuevaIdnica
original association de Aceite de Bacalao Creosota-
da 8 Hpofos6tos de Cal sosa, es una delcada cre-
ma, de- suaVe ol0r, de grato sabor, paadable hasta
para los nnos.
TOdos los enfern1os la tomaran sin repugnancia,
con faciidad gusto. Esta elaborada con esquisito
0smerO. PEu6bess SO adnirara su rapida accion Gu
tiva.
V6aae al amplio prospecto que acompaha cada
ttascO. De venta an todas Las nrogueras BotiHas
de Ia IsIa de- Cuba. Dep6SitO principal"La Reunion"
de Jos6 Saba Habana. Puarto-Rico FsFmscia y DFO-
uuapla de r GujllarrnEV
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
lLLs FLgsA IS AgIR 10.

Europe has $4,000 blind, 30, 200
deaf mutrs.
Consumption Is most common in Bel
GUM, Scotland and Canada
One Of every ten cases Of sickness in
England is due TO rheumatism
During the last Turco.Rus sian war
the Russian army lost 1000 men by
measles
Deaths from alcoholism are most
numerous in Russia, Denmark and
Norway
II is computed that there are in the
United States $500 blind aud 80, 900
deaf mutes
In the United States in every 10000
deaths there arr 800 annually from
typhoid fever.
In most countries diphtheria has
nearly doubled the number Of its
victims in twenty years,
ApoplcNy is most common in France,
there being 800 deaths in every 10, 900
annually from this caRsa
Nearly one fifth Of the human race
die from consumption or some other
form Of pulmonary disease.
During the civil war in this country
there were eal, zoo cases Of rheuma-
tism among the Union troops.
In 1874 yellow fever carried of 90
ooopersons at Buenos Ayres, or over
ten per cent of the population.
Disease OF the eyes is the curse of
the German people. In Germany
there are at present $1,000 blind per.
sons.
Cancer is most common in Russia.
Norway aud Switzerland In Geneva,
of every 10000 deaths, $50 are due TO
cancer.
The daughter Of Andrew Paddock OF
Marshville township, n. c., has five
different grandmothers aud great
grandmothers.
In the visitations Of the cholera at
Paris the epidemic has always been
most fatal among persons living above
the second story.
A Berlin dentist, in drawing lady's
tooth, had his finger bitten by con.
vulsivc closing OF her mouth. lie
died In two days from blood poisoning.
The black death of 1916 carried off
"a, OoO,OO0 persons in Europe, more
than 10000 towns md villages being
totally dcpopulated. As late as 1850
ships were found at sea with all the
crew dead ON board,