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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

ACCOUNTS OF THE DEPARTMENT IN BAD
SHAPE.
AN EXAMINATION OF THEM BY TAMMANY OFF,
GALS SHOWS THAT FURTHER 1NNEsTIGA-
TON MIGHT BRING OFT STAR
THING DISCLOSURES.

THING DISCLOSURES
Mayor Gilroy received Yesterday from Comm's-
aoners OF Accounts Charles G. F. wahle and Ed
ward owen report of their examination Of the
books and accounts Of the Dock Department; They
inform the Mayor that the affairs Of the Dock De
partmen, in A bad shape. and that some OF the
dockmasters are behind in tneir money accounts
The report includes examination Of the depart
ments receipts for period Of three years. between
May g. 1891, and April 80 1894 There had been no
examination of the Expenditures of the department
since 1855. that vouchers for six years had been
overhauled.
/, was thought that an adverse repor; from the
Tammany Committee Of Accounts must indicate
that the Dock Department WAS in frishtfu c'ndi-
ton and that when a real examination was MAJ
there would be disclosures of d remarkable cnar-
acter According TO the Commissioners OF Accounts
this is not the first time hey have called attention
10 the way things have been going on. "Examina-
tons made heretofore" they say in their report
"as to wharfage returns have shown that the
method OF collection is loose and unsatisfac,ory
AS wharfage is of the principal sources OF reVe
nue. the collection Of this item should receive more
consideration The total amount of outstanding
wharfage on April 30, 1893, was $3.50 60 We seFi-
ously doubt If half this be collected and tn!s
Is due only carelessness the part OF the DOCK
masters in making their collections.
I'VE notice in the journal entry Of the department
of May 81 1885. the following: Wharfage-For bal
ance Of unsolicited Wharfage April go lSso accrd-
ing and unpaid from 1919 10 1855. the total out
Standing now charged back TO the above account
by direction OF the Commissioners Of Accounts
ssa4. 81" oo,o- u.,,.,
has been lost to the city by the inattenion or col
fusion OF the dockmas,ers the dockmasteTs re-
norted in arrears are George a Woods. Charles :
Coye K. Abeel John j. Ryan, A Monan1n
W F. Coggesha. g. F. kenney. Maurice S'lch
Joseph MeeLan. Charles Park. James }. Fleming
Thomas F. Walsh and John }. Morton
The reports of some of these officers are IN such
a slovenly and unsa tisfactory state that II was
difficult for the Commissioners 10 compute the snort
age which would be doubtless larger II they couli
discover H. The repor: reflects on the e1lcency OF
the Dock Commissioners and their failure 70 ans
cover the jrregularjties. These. 1t was believed
would have been prevente- II the board had pro-
yided proper rules for the COLLECTION ana return o.
wharfage fees and other money from whch the
revenues of the department are derived
The Mayor referred the report TO the DOCK coni-
make.
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SPECIMENS OF THE BOARDS WORK

Dock Commissioner Andrew J. White asked the
Sinking Fund Commission at a meeting held yester-
day IN the Mayors office for an issue OF >S'c"''
Of dock bonds 10 carry on the work of his depart
,nent during the coming year. 1t developed in the
discussion which followed that In several instances
the Controller had secured waterfront property ~
the city for $40 and a75 foot, when me DOH s
ard had failed secure the same property .IoI
less than $500 foot That the owners accepted iess
from the Controller than they wculd from me Doch
Roard was the only explanation MI White gave;
The question OF issuing bonds vas LAID over uhtii
Monday The board authorized the redemPtoh %, od
81 (sl 900 stocks and bonds falling due in 1888 from the
surplus In the sinking fund instead OF from tahatoh
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OTHER MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dee 2i.-Cnitlc- Receipts last - hours 1900
head. for week thus far. l312D head. 10.
IN week. II $50 head. consigned through. li2p
head. % New York $50 head. sale. ~ head market
opened steady fhad" rm"r closed firm with sales ~
prime hrifcrs 81 40 choice Christmas steers 81 O
s. 20. medium. loo Loo IL 81 13aSi -; Ia
steers and heifcrs 81 25aS3 81. old good
81 iJn$i. bulls 80 JGu>2 NJ. Hogs Receipts last -
hours $50 head total for week thus far ~. $50 head
Tor same week. 5000 head consigned through
10 500 head 10 New York 3 iJO head. on sale - 5CD
head. opsned steady heavy grades but
l0c Workers. and pigs closed dull 30 lower
With - loads unspd ~ all kinds Workers 81 25uSi 30
pigs Workers. mixed. 81 3pnSi 81. good mediums
40 mixed packers. 81 3d. good choice heavy
s. snSi 30 roughs. 81 JOu 81 10
amsi,rceipts last - hours 10 300 head for
week thus far 90. s,D head. for time last
~ $40 head. consigned through. 100 head New
York. 400 head. sale. 5000 head. market opened
leOrlilcl and fully 30 lower. closed dull with
- 10 loads unsold Early salesGo 20 - 10
81 jds3 10. choice 81 5Onx3 10. higher;
fair 81 7Jas3 TAT mixed sheep 81 ..,as. 80
Ia fair 81 1909 export wethcrs 81 75aSt;
sig$i 10. deck 5, 81. Canada sheep prime
81 h1nS3 81
non Stock Yards. Chicago Dec. II Cattlc-Receipts
.,.Jp head. Market strong. Common steers
SO .bn 81 10 stocker- and feeders S2d>3 ~:
bulls 81 25as3 80: calves s2n<5. Hogs Receipts 2sWO
head Market for good grades strong others
81 Dd - 10. choic. mixed 81 i0nxt choice
assorted. 81 25Usi 81 HIGHT. So 'uS -. 81 25m
81 80. Sheep-Eecepts, 5000 head Market weak In
ferior 10 choice. 81 23dt3 90 lambs 81 250si
st. Louis, Dec. 2i-Cattle-Recelpts 800 head Mar
ke slow Choice butchers light - 50qs5; stockers and
feeders 81 eoasa 20; Texas 80 2sa@3 7o and mixed
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50 coass 5 calves and yearng, 81 e'as2 So Hog
Fecepts head Market weak Heavy, ~ SvWsf a.
mixed SANS 81: light 50 9Olsi IS Sheep-Receipts
100 head Market weak. Lambs. SO oopsi %; mu'ohs'
East Liberty Dec. 2i.-Cae-Recepts light, Mark,
slow AT unchanged prices Prime SaaSo 90 eooa - i ,
s. 30 good butchers 90aSt i5 rough fat 81 6odso ~;
lair light steers 50 OdsJ 45 liberal ne
mand light and market dull Heavy philadephas ~ sou
81 as medium Philadelphia 81 3OaSi 80 best Workers
81 2omsi 25 70 fair Yokers - lonSt 10: p,ss'
"a 1O0Si IL roghs SASS Sheep-Suppy light mar
ket duh and unchanged. Extra. $3qs3 20; good ZSpa
SO 70 fair 81 G5GSl 80. yearngs 81 9oaS"' ocst aDs'
81 SnflSi: common fair lambs. S24S3 10
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London Dec. 21A tho Mincing Lane sale o. csp S %
Good Hope and Natgl wooded sheepsklns o-odE' w =
we're offered ~, skins. There was modea'e aenl
ance bu, the competition slow ana nesltau ns ann
.rIces declined I'D for combng and farthng tor ciot
Ing \ cablegram from Christ Church New-Ees a y,
saws the wool market IL dull. Buyers are not incn'u ~
opcrate and prices lower than at the oDeniS or
the sale The offerings 5000 bales OF whoh ON.
o.p nm sold
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dropped IS 20 lard. cents; ribs ~ cents.
everything closed at the bottom.
ON he May wheat 81. cents. call.
5sIs cents puts May were ~ cents; calls 4sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

The cal for Brazil 'oday Is NJ. Srg surface
s Wines the w m@fEf are Practically houd be
sdered or les nominal on 'n To Md c"ee is only
mo sii ae,re bn, The fairly steady
war win .%sg lot. a@i@ sy % holders ): g SS
baysp TIned e. eve JSbbns lots are quoe at
"a, WIN powdered S@Ge5 da1 at stS 2 or foreign
resua Fssens os s,sS s q 81 d M's 30 on and G
quiet saTsapaa qeS'ea at .m ,sI DOR at ss
can and and 2f ..s. snaa a Ginsns
as Sss s1 BULK and S: sa per II bottles The de-
" Edf f9f ASD %Ehrour business
apaihe,ic mouth manner Their IS bat ~, ,'s m
III. sG.s a Sl s % y" he ' ncoys early in The
week business a, s,ands,l ana gm,rss un,
T S w @.s o-S %igey Tr Gs,e S@y s. e
sio bbs city patents private terms 200 IBIS We,c.n
srash 81 So 22 Pr e. ss sSa n ~ a., lbs lear At
3 s sos@ ''a. WGAT T,YF Marx Gu K.
Sales sales s'", .so nDl, at s. 75as2 CoRNMEA
Nsrk. fary ac,Se SALES: 40 bis and 500 sacks
s s%S'se H & soSsa g.
s s1s s. 2S%s % hEs msrs 81 sS gs ~
%Sdss , 81 = SGD .S 1 sss s.s soS az 1
SHARP "Ss neal ho| & .a SIR e. ey fed scc inca"
FOREIGN DRIED FRuIrs-The holiday trade is pretty
well supplied and is OF small jobbne character
Ka a Sd o at .@ are @ sus are rm o"
ees although the demand is limited we quot Vslrnea
Fad dates 43,GOc: currants 2.d34c; Turkish prines.
oIm3c. California. 5s.uI0i,c almonds. J4nl3c, Brazil
n9s S/a4,s: walnu,s call; niberts Gi.4sc ,
rOIOlGN GREEN FRI IT The demand for lemons
..e,ns 10 be fairly well sustained. Bananas little
easier In tone limited demand. coooanus
80 dr with The supply ample We quote: Lemons 81 IL
asa 30 grapes 50$i2 30. bananas 3jcnSi -, Cocoon
on AIN WUEAT-The wheat mafke opened very
steady advanced tc then broke a.. and became dull a.
,be deliu. The early strength the public cables
from INerpoo liitle local buying Private cables
were very quiet reporting the same state % affairs
abroad AZ preyai here namely than hOli
1av Gulness The decline In wheat helped b. the
selling on OF quite n line Of wheat by local operator.
The wheat however being quite rapidly taken ~ prices
declined TIE decline in other cereals also precpiaie
some selling arrivals again small and
IN Ave days this have fallen about lJ0OWO bush
with This has been offset however.
by The reduction In -four output In the Northwest
visible indicated fair Increase. possibly
about half OF last weeks gain The continued export
inquiry wheat although In considerably reduced qan
titles is giving som confidence the bulls. The stock
Of contract No red has decreased little over one
month about although the total stocks here
OF ali grades have about bush mainly
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Cash quotations follows -Four wa. JS
ness.''d ne l INN" vh.ai 5,i,aoc No spring wheat
s3u"T ny ra,pd.- >" > rye 49, nominal No {:
barley sia5'c 50 n'S,ced 81 '.lcsi '' Pr 7
80 % , NJ So I5as6 ~ shor, sides. loose
81 spuS' ~ dry sal,ri iIs,iIrrs an
isn,a goods pSr rai 81 ~ eut loaf So gran
"'ea = "a, -,aHa'IG Oh company ,Sw 81 boiled
Sc me Produce ENrherge today ~. nit,' r
ea'y Extra cr.amef' - n.s's. - - "l
logisc Esss we're lowe. Fresh "''N' - pr' .on
cincinnati p' p Iar straey, ,nl %G s. e.qs9 -
sprlrS imny s. ~ s. - low grads 81 go M
-Four S..,hw's,rtn = az 49, - lron, marie quite
nrm E'c,p's 'g@ '1, , mi ,S ear trac q ai4c
,5s ear 81 s. nsc i,acs 'a's 2''sM S,,c
A. d'm.nd ,@'a"T' nile r' ,asE i'e PORK bun
INN, sls f.rd-Dum arl easier steam l.nt -.
mn - 10 trin. steam easter f.Ioad NJ. Dry
e mats s', ..'.h" "r, cc,r sides - - bossd meats
worth ic more Bacon quite, and easier Loo -hori-
ae. &c ioxcd meats worth '.c whisksY sic"Gy
pi.tlcr- finished goods sold on basis OF y = ''
,,,.,... u.o 81 There was A, decline In specua-
Nh's, was -''als , ns 4Si \" : spring on i-ack 5Sa
arc, lcs' active So AZ &f CT ,.E A,rs n 4
,sI% - '' =. = lovsr vi,h fair buying
sral' hS ..a4r WIN . m"' o sut' AND unchans'
- ~. -o's,, - rr.,si.r. lov.r Moss pork Sii ~
=, ASH and sia for MAJ. prime steam lard 20 for
cash anl 70 for M"' ...,
ro ~ Very indioercn, slng on rarr q ne eu,
han gds , In nas sc rom yesterday MAJ closed
,est'ii'i az 81" %, "s.s'n ana graiaiily declined
S ,' ~ 3D. July cl's~d yrsie a, 'o% opened
At .9c san" Was am Win ,lers and clc sors
,shiYs me IA ' a y n, gi The closing market
s M Sn h bSesR IN futures on track 81 hard
Va ii.r oats No white 3OG3r'sc. ~ g. 2o'-n3pc.
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GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.

" FRENCH LINE To HANRE, a.. .
IA NOEMANDIE ro.rot sat. Dec. -. u 50 a. III
LA BRETAGNE. Rupe. ...... Sat. Dee 70 rs" J, M
New York TO Alexandra Egypt va iniis mp 'a'' "
DAYS. Firs;-olass Sl6o. second class SIG -.
\ FORGET. General Agent No. Bowling "feeu.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork, December 81. 1894
BEANS AND PEAS-Noihins OF special Importance In
tho days business. which light Jobbers
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

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i.ie.en iron steamships. asgrchatlns 3lVvv lnns
From New-york Wednesday, F!ida! and Satu,llaT
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CRY AND POINTS IN MENlCO and 70 DEM -.
COLORADO SPRINGS, SALT LAKE CITY AS
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,,,Nss ing. and close TO-DAY. and closing
-.l,...... aI.h. and Last Xea- follow.

varle, closed steady 6 20 points o", me
with vesterday's closing pric. Transiertior ~
hs Newlork net ieC'iP.S'
hscs. gross 6o43 bales; Continent 2llo par "a IA
,i,e l., 3o bales forwarded. III" bales "a
h.s spot cotton duh: middline upands Ii-ii "i,h
ding gulf l5-l6c. which Ia l-ioc lower '"'
'Trerrt,,l cabl--Spot cotton easier saes ~ a.,
I'ine. - ana EXPORT bales American IT,
isles. receipts 20 60 bales American 500" pa" ,ili,
1ar ,iands z i32d Futures opened quie' paI''".
nlhs closad eesy a, de- line ~ en-
tey o,Ob. December January. 2~b Jannary 'o S,sti
oent. tebrlarv March. 2GiG26S. Mhirh NItl, ,,.
80. MAY 100000 MsyJune b. June,J w -
,IvAugus, 30js; August septeu''"f avop
aND1G3Oe. October November. dr'- man,
yar,s q, h,v ,rs favor. clo quiet Ia" "'"HF S"'
,nent Of Liverpool stocks Is a. follows
This week. Last Week Last N"ai
,,73 0yi $4,000 l. i+H -
In stofe.... e.u
'e''''' 49,
80 ~, az ,s., ,',,
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Ocean Steamers.
No2TN GERMAN LLOYD S, S. Gl


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST ENPEEsS STEAMERS.
I Cabin sCJ and upward ii Cabin si5 ami $50 Round
Trip $35 and 500.
En-. Thurs jan g. 10 a. M, Fec 3. a. m
UobnnzrIiern Ian 9 a. m. flbe Tues. FEB. IL m
tbe Iuss Ian H. . ~. =aaie. Tues. Feb. 49, ga NJ
L't,Id. Tue- Ian - q a. m Lain Ti.s Feb % m
Lain Tues. Jan. - ? 2. m. Ems Iu'S " ~ D II A. m.
OELRiCilS Co. Bowling Green
GERMAN GNEDlTE SRGIlEAN SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN hAAbC ~ aMEhiSA:
LLOYD :. s. co . LINE
Fast steamers between New-York and
%o-rnannia Ian ; NJ for Algeis. Genoa Alexandria
KAISER W H. jan ls. n e, AEIs I Nsp,s. Genoa
Vera Feb. q 10 q. m Alg: Nap Gen. Azores
Norrnann.a. Feb 10 II A 81. Alslers Naples Genoa
Kaiser w II. Feb % A NJ. Algeis. Naples. Genoa
Werra March q 4. NJ. -. Algieis. Nsles Genoa
F.!la arch %. A. NJ. for As.ers. Nsp,es Genoa
Kaiser " II! March 20. 10 \. NJ, for Genoa.
All steamers step Gibraltar
Return tickets aahe for th@ steamers 0' s'fer lire
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar, Hamburg Bremen Lon
don ami Southampton Iirec, connection from Genoa,
Naples 10 Egypt by y. 6. Lloyd :. 8 Co.'S Imp Nal
Sor,b German LLOYD Hluburc-A mercan
Ooir,chs 4 Co. Gen Agts, - Inc a.
. Bowling Green. y. Y 81 broso"ay y. l.
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CT\AIsD line

N. 70 LIVERPOOL. VIA OF EENsToWE.
fu.Lra. -. Dee -. .. m. 'amlania. Jan !: 4 m
Lucsnia Dec 90 q 30 a m Cnhria. Jan H. p m
ktrria Jan. noon lucan.i. an Is 90" A. IN
From rier 90 North River. fooi q c.STss'r s. g.,
s,S according steamr and accomri. fati rs -.
Storage tickets and from all paris - .-tsops
very low For freight and passage Apply N Wv
Company Office. No Rowling Cree. New-No.k
VERNON " BROWN 8 co. General Agents
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THE STATE or TRADE.

aa np IN ra DEC spot ana Dec @% .'s
or 10 rod 5S.G5sc southern BY sample 'ca5e'e do
grade 5ea5ac ock loiG5 bush ,s . .Sa s Msy
Sic asked xSd g4',, 2S so, 5, ~ ae
hush oats quie and s.aiy 10 WIFI ~ os b,s
Rye arm 30 7i.c stock 81 $40 bush Ilay firm; good
To- choice timothy si3nsl3 80 Grain f,eshs qriet ppt
easy r9I'02 81, i9@ hulk hoaidcrs oc short rib
lo lo S' 'nS syn Bg.r Stead;
's@c 9'g 2Ss . ssF is as roll cde u 20
Sugar quiet
boston 2rl2ur dun and 1sqIes,. corn T,. dgI
Butter quiet Northern creamery 25q?s' weatsrn 2iq
lOaiic. Eggs quiet.
naro Spring ~9sa ys % Snly sale ss. MAS S 80
old No Northern chicago dj,.e " inter- %nea uu', III
iroc 20 Gorn~Drn weak lo~cr 30 = yellow lIc. ~ 3
yellow 4eig No Yellow % No ern t2% 80 60
higher for 81 white ~aI,s caTs 81 %h ,. 81 H. o .
%le GS5',c local billed Hs.e Mario Ma, ,,. nmer
SG cnsa" SD ai 1000, tg, - ,;D ae" e.
quoted \, Ws.'e1 &c caS.aic s. nHrs GoS5ic
sarntlo 5Sa5nc Rye Nominal. No :. j-Ra3's, asked on
track Four-Que'. unchanged NH 'e'' S''''S' "'
@h,aso. Dee. 4i-rbe leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat 40 . opening Hsas;' -, L2T vat ,s Si% Is
I'o"nber ...'''''' - - as " - -
l May ...: .:......: 81. 49,. IS.
cr-u. 80 =
December ......... 80 80 80 ~
January ~ -
Ma -
oats No. =:
December ......... - 80 - -
January ....-..... - ,,-s,,s - ef.'
Ma .............. "-N'-s "-'"--
Mess pork per bol
r.. i2Oj l2O5 II - II :"
a ,:: .'' pr " ss:. 20 20. 81: s%"-
short RIBS pr 100 II:
January .......... NJ ~ soo, Goai,
!
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DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
III FOR LA GUAYRA PUERTO CABEILo. CARACAo
AND MARAcAlBO VIA CURACAO; 50,
FROM PfERREPONT STORES BRoOkLfS, -
: :. PHiLADELPHlA..... ..'aiur lay. btS. =: m
=. :. CAItAt'NS... .SatutHay.
: NFNEZI' Ella ......... Tuesday, January =, n
These America snamers built expressly tr the "~'
have very superior accommodations for passensersr
BOt'LTON. BLISS 4 DMEII,.
General Managers 49, Front'sI
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cDALPAMaGG1UMM.

PACIFIC NAIL 5. :. Co
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL :. > 90
Steamers san Francisco.
CITY OF IEklNNI. JatlNa's
CHINA. Via Honolulu. January l." . y
February :. y m
OtEANl', VIA honolulu. ta
For freight. passage and general Information Apvy,r
3i3 Broadway. Battery fisee. Washington b-"''""
and Isl !hCii~ay.
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old DOMINION LINE.

O.eamers for NoRFoLk. P0KTsMot tn ol'p pi ro'f
rETERsDrRG and RIcHM0Np "a; ana WS ssf For
Richmond via JAMES RlvEE-Mon. We'd and sa.
ror WEST POINT. vA.-Tues Thurs. ana sat r s,,
Pier % new ~ r.. foot Beich-st, az p NJ Sss
urdays p m Through tickets and freight rates 10 ~
Joints South and West 49, . ,,..
. ". l. GUIILAUpEr. Traffic Managet.
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"A BY specially Oh artcred steamer Fiiesiani Feo
iSoi visiting Bermuda. Azores Gbra'a-. Na@Ta "a
NADIA Alhambra Agiers Cairo: seven days A. jerusalem
50, hotels excursions fees SC. inclulei Urssnizet
ana accompanied BY 4 c. lark. exlntei states We
Consul jerusalem. and stat 81 competent ass s,stS
Thirty excursions % Europe Ocean tickets 10y all lines
Send Tourist Gazette
r e. CLARK. Tourist Agt. III IFwaN. y -.
Ofhcial Ticket AT. PsnnsylNanla and L.le Il, IL 0o
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A.
Itr,,.nnlc Dec 90 8 q Britannia. Jan. % N
MULTIPLICATION. . a. H.. Majestic. Jan 81, a. M
.Idriatir =. Jan. o =. m. 'Adratic... Feb. d n
.r.,,ontc. 4. sTeu;onic... Feb. 10 ga n
From White Star Dock foot Of Yves, Io,h-st
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER sTEAAE.S
Saloon rates $50 upward accord ng To steamer ana W
Gallon Of berth 'Secunl cabin on these sc III 10 "a
St Storage from York Britannic ana Airaue
SO on Majestic and Teut, mic SIS Prcllil Ices ~
F.. AIri.ANL- EENSEN. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
WINTER CRUISE
| m IO II lSNl IT TO THE AZORES

WINTER CRUISE
m lO II > lN TO THE AZORES
W Uu SN MADEIRA
THE NETHERLANDS AID THE ORIENT.
hv the magrincen; twin-screw express steamers. Az.
GUsTA VICTORIA sad FERsI BISMARCK. From New.
York jan - and ~ 1895. 10 Azores MADEIRA E'ora!'
ar Aeiefs Genoa v.efIanohe fNice) Malta AenH-
dra Cairo and Pyramids jana Jerusalem). sryTnA
cons,antlnople Ainers Messns Palermo Naples 1eroa
New-Y,rk Duration about 10 weeks. 4 limited number
u outward passengers accomm'cated % GENOA aleu-
ANDRIA aad other ports special rates For hlusuaise
"a ,ohlet AND further particulars Apply 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
81 Broadway NewiOrk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-15
EATEyrlk 'JEwEtRX.'

NEW letter racks have been produced
:. made 6f &f$6ed 'Gircles in raised work
ne1n tedspn pa inclined, standard and
snpPortgd like q photograph frame.
=. A BOShIGelS dscoTRtion is a rose gar
tsg %aS s5 s'sPa tsss tsss.Bg Rsfsss 55sHaa
settle of diamondAs shs.sehtsr ef34hish
i 6 hgks aapaRafiRe With diamond
HAhSAsb fsishs Seag tlSs8rd that de-
scribS!,Sspliiieen o4hth3 deGbrationa for
boli9fS E0n2bueh il hahS of fine dead
gold thafqs Strung to2eEfier brace fash
''ii,,tt u itsf er6ssR Rpi9Ees All the points
,'afinttTsactfGh are fastened by Iinge
..pearls.
WORTH, the modiste, has introduced
new ornament, in jeWelry, which bids
far to bea fayoritep 1t IL, n diamofih
;tri!ngle. with o flower ortfnnonoEfaln
lip ti,c center, ande nay be- worn iassa
buckle. brooch. or decoration for
the hhh!4T- "
hs9e ssr 5sisns ssSsRse1lss tSs
atdhaafa, ,e'tip'it itasf1d, tp6iiahea, with a
raised and broken edge, and have q
.rEeit az 1thSs BaSKF for gHpP6SSi6gf The
pPfnteaspoons; -
Go4,QRKD stones were never more
used."n Large oval blocks of aquamar-
Inc ana sshoRsd 4oPazes are preferred.
fRhsse sFe. set in, the high tiasgg, in
declarations for bodices, In 9frdles,
suIftr aofsiyslset tstyith tsiiam5dds ana
gold and Silver u JJaweler's Circular!%S
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-15
PEOPLE.

/, Thu Apathe' "'chfef, def6nfmo, Tor
semetSesrs past at Mount Vernon, Ala,
is said to haye grown old rapidly, so
far a$s ephSsicsF' ,appearancew is rcon-
csrhsd, hi5thaEr bethaa'as whiys as snoJ,
fbut he is still robust and hearty.
." SERAfoB GEbAeE; Of Mississippi, pre-
saEgss the P6imsvsl customs of the
tpt tation' N 81 aBftug ton. He goes to
{btR Mot Tong sHfter sultd6 Nn Usually
between eight and nine o'clock-rises
In tine for . six o'clock breakfast, and
otherwise REGULATES Hfs AiAbits BY the
,SYn. s,s,,s
Psas1Dfaf cEE1virsEiANn, 1 having learned
that the Young Mems Christian asso-
catioh III W4shl1SstSh was 'bnndefed
with debt, fnclosed his check for one
hundred dollars in .. letter, in which
he observes that he is familiar enough
With the associations work to know
tAatsh sFi6uldt 6gS SA06AiAReG s6&.
2 THE Office Of aHchpsiestb bfNt. Peters,
RPme. to which Cardinal Kampolia has
j4st beenappointed; ,is considered the
mosS itip6rt - of 1c1 fh tle iEiihrIh
Next 10 thB 'pA ppacJ;S ana tifH tftniAtpp d dih5
nifty 'iS desig Ted w the aIfiangHg
MNS2z6 'PHba TO- CSftiiHht mI6iiS.
who eso S SS N 70 iSf AN KS M borR
Id Polizzi, in Sicily, and is ~ xeNede -
the ablest Of all the cardinals.