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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

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n u 9th-ive years ............: .'t..t;, gov"
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seymour. . Ir'mrrtNr. ~ g. n from - 49,.
corner lot aG GTN.ltj y'nis........ .......' ~"
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comb. ave" ~ e u iL'ih st...-.. -: -. '""
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and Trust Company, " corner broadway ana $780,.
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Geatbcrs.

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i by Harvard graduate; experienced tutor HAl-l'AM.
BOX 30. 1912 Broadway.
TNUTOR A Everett stone graduate Of Yale University
and Columbia College Law School. special experience
ia coaching students for college examinations ool shave
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Visiting tutor for young
w teaching French. piano
German governcss companion. Miss DONONANS Teach
ers' bureau 30 Easl l4thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

Nj FOK ILXAs. GEORGIA AID FLORIDA
.lc.ru 4,r .ie.nsh.ps. assf,s't.ns 81 80 -
From New York Wednesday, FltlAJ AM St'N.h az.
DEL .GHrFtL SIN DAYS VOYAGE ~ ,SHN ,.o
,1'.y XII p0INr> ~ MEXICO. and % Din NDH.
C6l oKAin, SPRIN,;s. SALT LAKE CITY. Also 70
sNT TEANClS,'O and AL California Wrter Resorts
FLotlrA.Nl bRi NSWi,ki. GA-,,,,
SrHAIG - ana ROtND TRIP Tickets issued - a.!
points IN Texa colorado rah Arlz'na California N~Nl-
., & o.lrei. Florida. Excellent comm la'lin,
Wr,e Tor our ca page Pocket Guide mailed tteel. .
& - N\IIORi & co. Gen Agts. Pier - T. r.. y 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
CLYDE LINE.

"A. >. .-. - -, s-.,.1-..,,.
JA,E sONVILI.E and al Florida poinis.
From Per - r. X. foot OF Roosevelt -, > p ms
y. =,
SEMINOLE. M ',' 80
an steamers rrst-cass passrng'r ''
90 ~ WN L. CLYDE & co. Genera. Agents.
we : Bowlins Green. =. Y
ia cent { Penn. F,s, + & T. Line. via Ssln'Ie'
Coat So rrelsit and Passenger Line VIA charles
WV" ~ r G Eyer Gent Ag' 80 Fwdy. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
EUROPE. EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

Ia p.r,t.. NJ frequent Intervals Independent tickets
,nI Atlantic passages At lowest 'at,' iof sis ''''
-,r.l IN moneys Every facility ard Information =.
TiIOs * x SD* :Gi ani l.2' way. " l.
.-,---.I T---.L Ag---- Il u MN. -u---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSEY.
fsr'hracife coai ueoF 'vc'rsivf'vl
-Four tfariss. Automatic Block sicra',
OK AND AFTER DEC ~ 1904

Trains leave s'1fiNn r y '' iiiff'f.sf.
For ra.icn. bethlehem. Alien'o~r MaD.n hunk Ae,
81 - 10 81 - 10 Eastonl !. ~. 10 80 80
, f,letOni 20 o. - O. ANen' -Nn y y sgniayA
30 t7.l5 10 Eas'onl 4. II. LOO 53o 800 .
f,r HllxcsLarre Fitfst0n and Scfnnf-1 v.lO A. u.
10 ~ 80 y 81 snrdafs. ao a. "
30 100. 500 SO. 7So r. 81 ~ - nig;5t sun.
For Harr.sbu-g Of g. 500 9.io \. M. 10 20 400
soo So = " T. - night Sundays 100 go. go
l. v - - righ' =.
~ sgnhury rewlr'urg AMI Wilam.port a. = ~ %.
10 " 10 30 80 q y Slri1Fe 600
plessart 30 SIS II 20 ". - AS q N 70 Rsi
p.-tl az. 50 ci1 n snrf1rs .yrept oceas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

70 cJNPAN Axp WlUlA1Aa
,,tpr,.ss OF INDlA........ January T. April l. June
VrJtt.Ss OF JAPAN...... February AlfR - JNnr
EWpTf-s Of CHINA. ..... March = My ~. July D"
TO HONOLULU, FLU ANp AUS 8AA-A
>rn,s,.S,' i,u1'' 10 WAKRIMOO. E,Os.Ary 10
for Ike, and freight rates apply S;J BroAd"Ay 20
,..lnht -. unll ~ MAll-si.. = Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
Ocean Steamers.

NrERNAroNA NAyoATIoN ,o c0M VI sios .iNh'
M6l(EfR1GMN ll0Eglsc
FOR SOUTHAMPTON ,o.
shortes, md convenient route 10 Lph1'"
No transfer by tender No tidal delays p,,,.
C,oss connection Al so hampton for Havre ana rar''
nv ,pecial fast ,win-screw Channel steamers $500,
Cabin. $50 and upward: II Cabin 80 an' np"",
View York Jan. = u =. m Perrin ian. 80 a. m
Paris Jan. 10. II q. =, Paris r,o; :" u " w.
R[ED STAR l06ls
FOR ANTWERP. .
pENN1AND. ........,.. " edncsday. January :? a. M
wEsTEMNIsAN,nr,;o ~. ;MHGAaarIjN coMPANY
6 BOWLING GREER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

n. rO LIVERPOOL. VA QUEENSTOWN.
Iucan,, Dec 90 @ 30 a m Unbria Jan ~. o. IN
E'rura. Jan noon Lucania. Jan - '''V d. '
Auraria. Jan. II. q a.. H. c...,..
From 90. North River. 20, ~ C,Sf"'oSSe. SO
81, according 10 steirn ant nccomm. "a = rs -,
Storage tickets 10 md fr0,' aN parts ~ I-' ="
very low rates For freight and rassags amy AZ Wv
connanv's orlce No I Rowling Green. New -loIE
VERNON II BROWN Z co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
FOR LAKEWOOD.

$50 s.i5 \ ". l.s;. Z. g.. 80 2. 81
FIR TafUinrlai- Toms River. blrntEat ark ara Bar
rr.a, 70 - l. NJ As 40 = " -
~ k-iprflr CIV cape May. Nlnrinri ani britrs'oh
47p 10 p NJ , ,,.-.,. =.
Nac,srN 20 SO u2o \. y 20 l''. '''. y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
g.. crI.IsE ~ THE MEDITERKANEAN.

CRUISE To TIE MEDI / ETtKNNT.NN'
~ Rv specially chartered steamer Fresnni' Feo' .
80, waiting bermuda Azores Gibraltar Malaga ''"-
,.1, ,iharb-o Alsors Cairo; days at jerusalem
Heyrou Ephesus Consantinopl". Mh'n' ROM mn, Uny
a., ho,,ls excursions tees. &c, ncIul,H p1Sas"r'
80 acr,n',,rIcI by r e. lark ex-lned stat, '.--
C1sil M jerusalem and stan OF competent as 49,
Thirty excursions TO Europe Ol'dh "'A''' - '''
Send Tourist Gazette.
r - CLARK Tourist Agt. III iiMhi
nni.i,i Tl.Lct AZ P.rrsylAnna and Enc X u. *.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

CAVANNAI LlNE-FOUR TIMES WEEK
- 10 from, Pier a. n r. 100, o Spring St. Mondays
Wednesdays. Fridays ana .~turdlys al +. NJ Fo'
freight passage apply TO ...... ,
W II RHi:Tr Cent Asst y HAsHAGEE F. ACT
Cent. r. II. 3iI Wwny p & " Ky. ."l bway
J. !. ADAMS. c. a F,R L. wALKEt At O. 3
q NJ SORRFI. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

DIED 20" LINE OF Slf.NMSfilfS,
IL FOR LA CUAYRA PUERTO CABEl.l.O CARACAO
AND MARACAlBO VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPONr STORES BROOKLYN.
s s CARACAS. ............' SATURDAY jan =, p M
; : pIIIIADEIIflGA.... Wednesday, Jan ~ p m.
NARACAIEO. ...-.. luf. iat, Jan ~
These American ssamers built expressly fn the trade
Nav. very supertor accommodations FOR passengers.
""'N '' ROrLrOS. Rf.ISS & DAT.fEfT
General Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

old DOMINiON IL +. =, .o,.r
2I.teamer~ Tor NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
,OMFoRT AMI Nl:WPOkr NEWS; VIRGINIA b1ATTn
'r0H f. e Mon Tues We'd. Thurs. AMI Sa.. For
richmond. via JAMES RIVlY Non. We'd and sat.
WrsT POINT. NA.-TucS. Thurs. ana sat FROM
pier "a now ~. y r.. Reach-s. AT y. m. sat.
lava T. m Through tickets and freight rates 4 all
,oins South and West . go - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
WHITE; STAR LINE.

i,i In, ga M Majestic. Jan. 80. a. m.
sAdtiatc Jan - I "A. IN .Auila,- - - ~ :, N,
'TeutOnlc Jan 49, 10 a. n leu.o'0'''' - -, Z - nm
britannia Jan - m
From White star Dock foot Of West i0 rn ss';,rrs
>n co1'TON CARRIED BY PASSENGEI. sIr.N 10
saloon rates $50 upwad according 10 steamer an ,ni
calm Of berth .Sccund cabin these steamers 20 am
81, seerage from NcwYok. Britannlc ana Aufs.,s'
a. an Majestic and Teucnc. SO Prepaid ucnsis , ~
r. D, roadwav New York. philadelphia Office. 400
Walnut. H. MAITLAND KERSEN. Agent
The free press., 1894-03-01
EXCHANGE FLASHES.

II th g development of an intel.
lectual, spiritual personality is the
prime business Of l'fe, and God has
appointed our daily duties unto US
az the means, should We not look
we'll to their hourly performance !?
w ord aud Works.
There has probably never been q
more grievous miscarriage of jus.
tice in these Southern States than
that which convicted w. L. Hem-
ingwsy several years ago of rob,
bing the treasury Of Mississippi, of
which he was in charge, and which
sent hiuI, an undoubtedly innocent
man, to the penitentiary 10 speed a
number of his declining years in
the society of thieves, forgers and
murderers, robbed of his na'ura,
liberty and severed from his family
aud friends, and his good name lost
and his head howed 10 shame to
the dust.-1imes- Democrat.
II you're candidate for office,
let the world know it. If you don t
care for the ne ewspaper announce.
ment stick your name to some street
corner or ut the postoffice. People
never go hunting for Office seekers
and this is where many people
make big error.-Rooster in Sea
Coast Echo.
The encyclopedia man is in town
and wants to sell the Bee SCI that
its owner may al ways have at hand
any information he may neec to ran
the paper. We are not ia need oi
the sery ices OF his encyclopedias,
however, as long as We have 80
many friends with ideas about run.
nlng a newspaper who furnish us
advice for nothing. -BeevIlle (rex.)
Bee.
Efforts are being made to secure
a pardon for ex.state Treasurer
Hemingway. nov serving fve-
year term in the penitentiary tor
stealing the States funds. We do
not believe that Governor Stone
will ever interfere IN behalf OF
Heming way, nor should he --tsnlf
Coast Progress.
The free press., 1894-03-01
GAME LAW.
STATE OF MIssI- -sIPPl, PERL
RIVER Co., GAME LAW.

SEC. I-Ordt That hereia't
er, If any person shall, in the Gin-
ty Of Pearl River, shoot, wnsd,
,njuue, XII !, catch or pursue, aih
such inteut, any Deer or any Title
Dove (cOmmonly called mOurug
Doyc) between the 1t day of Mrch
and the 15lh day of September or
any wild Turkey, or any Quail (su.
ally called Partridge }, bstweedbe
lat day Of May and the first ds Of
October, ia any year, he sha on
conviction be fued, not lesstfan
FIVE Dollars, nor more than Trnty-
five Dollars, OF be Imprisoned the
county jail, not exceeding 80 lays.
SEC. 2-That hereafter, iany
person shall ship or offer Tor an,
p0r,atiOn, or shall IeceiV for
transportation or carriage .,any
market outside OF Pearl Rive Co.,
any Deer or any Of the fl'h OF
Deer. or fthe fawns, or birdmens
toned in the preceding sectia, at
any time Of the year, hn shA on
conviction, be fined not less tan
Five Dollars nor more than Twety-
five Dollars.
SEC. 3--That hereafter, il ny
person sha,l have in his possessn,
or shall sell, or buy or offer, orx-
pose for sale or receive for trss-
portation or carriage or on depit.
or for sale, or for any other p-
pose, any of the eggs Of any Nd
Turkey or Quail (usua'ly cad
PARTRIDGE or Doves, or any Der
or any flesh Of Deer, or of the Id
Turkey or Quail during the pend
in which 1t is made unlawful tn ill
such Animal or Birds, he shall,n
conviction, be fined not less tn
One Dollar, nor more than TweV-
five Dollars.
| SEC. 4--That in any prosecutn,
under the preceding sectionsn
the subject of game, or eitbeof
them, the defendants may shows
a defense, that the game was tau
ar killed on their own premlses,r
land, to prevent its depredatingr
his fielHs, garden or vineyard; ID
in case of conviction under eitr
of said sections, that he shalle
taxed in the cost, an infOrmer's Q
Two oud One.half Dollars toe
paid to the person who gave Q
information of the offence.
| Ordered, That the fore going "
be published for four consecure
issues in Lumb4rtOn Head Blk
and Pnplarville FREE PRESS, d
clerk ia ordered to attend to sal.
P. e. WILLIAMS, Pres't
r L. RATLIFF. Clerk.
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If subscribers move to other
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The Jackson Evening News ha

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Dun's Review Of Feb. "a says:
"Prlces of commodities now aver
age about Ia per cent. higher than
a month ago, but III per cent. low
er than year ago, and. excepting
this year, have never been as low
on the whole as they are now. The
failures during the past week num-"
bered, in the United States, 208,
against 1913 last year, aud in Cam
ada 81, against 81 last year. Both
in number aud iu magnitude com
mercial disasters have diminished.
and in the first half of February The
liabilities thus far reported OF all
firms failing amount to only SS,3l9..
69S, Of which s3,67a,s45, were Of
manufacturing ami 81 559,375 of
trading concerns. The aggregate
of liabilities was s9,649,252 iu two
weeks OF January.
The free press., 1894-03-01

A Hattiesburg special Of Feb .26
to the Picayune, says: Cafin
Gately, Of whom so much as
been said through the column ol
the Picayune In connection wittH
Ray Coy, was released today uraer
$500 bonGs FOR his sppearanc at
the next term Of court, which en-
venes in May. He has beeuin
confin ement since August 29,
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CHI NGE OF Tim Z.
QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE

The Queen & Crescent Ronte put
it's winter service into effect Sun
d y, Nov. 26, and includes therein
Accommodation that are more per
feet than have ever been made, for
the care of the winter tourist busi-
nessto New O.Irans, Florida, Ashe.
vile, N. G.. California and lookout
Mountain, Tenn, which travels
yearly over this line.
The widely known ''Florida Linn
tied" leaves Cincinnati hereafter at
u p. ma sulid vestibuled, gas.
lighted, Pullman built, ick-
scheduled tain, sol'h from ha.gage
Car to sleeprIs, Cincinnati to Jack
,nvill-. Its schedule to Florida
is 27 hours. Tie tram leaving Gin.
cinaau at 8 a. M. will also carry u
through sleeper to jacksonville.
TIE "N-w Orleans Vestlbule"
will leave Cincinnati daily at 9 a. III.
In liz equipmen, it corresponds TO
the florida Limited, be NJ y solid
vestibuied train TO ChattanO oga,
Birmingham and New Orleans. AT
Chattanooga a sleeper is attached
to this train which Iuns through to
Meridian, Jackson, Wick ksburg and
Shreveport without change. A
through sleeping Car to New Or.
leans also leaves Cincinnati ON the
Z p, m. train.
To Knoxville, Tenn, and Ash
vile, N. c., a magr Ificert through
Pullman sleeper leaves Cincinnati
on the 7 p. IN. train. This car l,ne.
which runs via Hsrrian, the E. T..
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ly through car hue Iun by AIRY liue
betw cen Asheyille and Cincinnati.
Direct connection also made for
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9 a. IN. daily. 4 p. IN except Sunday
and 7p. m. daily.
Northbnund, trains leave Chatt.
anooga, 1886 a. m. 4:3O Il. IN. AMI
7:45 p. IN. Leave Lexington, 4:45
p. H., 2:35 p. IN. and 4:40 u. IN. Ar.
rye Cincinnati, 1920 p. m., GAO p.
III. and 1920 II. IN.
The Blue Grass Vestihule leaves
Junction City, 6 a. m. and Lcxing-
ton 7:3O a. IN. Arrive Cincinna,i,
1920 Il. IN.
Trains leave New Orleans 5 p. m
and ga. m, arriving Meridian, 1880
p. m. and p. m. These trains
leave Meridian 11:4O p. n. and
$50 a. m.
The train leaving New Orleans
at 5 p. m. is solid vestibuled train
to Clucilnati. 1t carries a through
sleeping car via { Chattanooga to
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington without change.
Train leaving Shreveport at 1870 a.
m. connects with this train at Me-
ridIan and carries sleeping car
which is carried through 10 Chatt>
anooga. This affords the only
through line from Shreveport to
New YORK and the east.
Southbound trains arrive at Ohatt.
anooga at 7:45 p. IN. and 9:35 p. m.
Leave Chattanooga sos p. IN. aud
+ "a. m arriving Birmingham 1913
a. IN. and lO4O a. m, Meridian 4:5O
a. m. and 3:45 p. m, New Orleans
/ D. m aud 1890 p. m.
Leave Meridian 6 a. M, arrive
Jackson 9:30 a. m. V,cksburg 1l:4O
u. m. and Shire, eport s p. M.
From Louisville trains leave daily
az 8 O1 u. m. and 4 p. m, arri, ing
Lexington 1880 II. m. aud 7:45 D.
M, where they make direct connec.
ton With trains to FLORIDA, New
Orleans and all points south.
Returning, trains leave Lexingtcn
7:3O .. m. and 4:40 p. m. arriving
Louisville ] l:l0 u. m and $40 o. m.
W. Q. RINEARsON, G. P. A,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The free press., 1894-03-01

Great destitution prevails in
portions OF Southwest Texas on
account of the drouth. During the
past thirteen months 80 per cent.
Of all cattle, horses and sheep have
died. Absolute want exists among
the people, and many are COMPEL.
cd to subsist on roots and the like,
and even half putrid flesh from the
caroasses OF dead ANIMALS has been
eaten,
The free press., 1894-03-01

The official figures Of the Penn
sylvania election, held Tuesday of
last week, for congressman. a.-large,
show plurality for Grow, repnbli-
can, over Hancock, democrat, of
over 10000. This is a republican
increase of nearly threefold in two
ye ars.
The free press., 1894-03-01

A Meridian News reporter re-
Gently in.evie wed District Attorney
Neville regarding the present status
of the Will Purvis case with the
following result: Mr.. Neville said:
"Puryls, as you know, is now in
the Jail at Hattiesburg. The sheriff
of Marion county, having applied
to Judge Terral for an order au'
thoriziug him to confne Puryis in
that Jail. The circuit court Of Ma
rion county conyenes at Columbia
OF the second Monday in June. The
mode of procedure in his case will
be as follows: I will present a pc
tition to Judge Terral recitiog the
fact of Purvis' onviction and the
affirmance of the case by the. .su-
preme court and the failure OF the
sheriff of Marion county to execute
Purvis, and that the Judgment OF
the court is still unreversed. Judge
Terral will, on presentation of this
petition order the issuance OF writ
of habeas corpus, commanding the
sheriff of Pe,1y county to have the
body of viii Purvis before him at
Columbia, and then and there he
will by resentenced. OF course,
after this is done, Purvis can appeal
from this proceeding to the supreme
court, which tribunal, of course, eau
oply review the action OF Judge
Terral in granting the writ and
resentepcing him."
Mr.. Neville also said that il
would be impossible to hold q
special term of court. Mr.. Neville
feels confident that Purvls is guilty.
The free press., 1894-03-01

Ersstus Wyman, widely known
rs the ex-king of Staten Island, has
been arrested charged with forgery
to the extent of 1929 900. The
charges were preferred by r. G.
Dun, of the Mercantile Agency,
with which institution Mr.. Wyman
was for a long time connected.