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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

For CONGRESS-
District.
I.-THoMAs NJ. FERRELL.
u.-MARTIN l.. HAINEs.
lII.-JACoB A. GEIssENHAINER
IV.-JoHNsToN CORNISH.
E.-ANpREw II. DKMAREST.
TI.-TuoMAs DUNN ENGLISH,
EIf.-EDwIS A. STEVENS.
VIII.-JoHN I. Dunn.
FoR COUNTY CLERK
MICHAEL j. O'DONNELL.
For AsSEMBLYMEN:-
RICHARD NJ. SMART,
THOMAS JACOB,
THOMAS EAGAN,
FREDERICK c. WoLBERT,
J. s. SwEENY,
PIERCE j. FLEMING,
J. p. MULLIN,
d. II. CAGNEY,
WILLIAM n. PARSLOw,
CHARLES ERLENKoETTER,
JAMES USHER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16
CORPORATION NOTICE

~ -
Notice is hereby glvea that on the second Gay Of
Cc5,ber, 1894, the COMMISSIONER of Assessment hled
in tie Office ot the Ciels1 OF the B1aid of Street and
water Commissioners their tinal assessment map
and report for the ia1pForcnleat OF
WOODWARD STREET.
between CommuniraN aud ir9nila4t avenues, and
the same is low open TO pdblie inspection in the
Office oT the Clerk Of said hoard.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues. or particular sections Thereon are III
Guided in said assessment
N0ODA ri STREET.
from Communipaw ave Tue to B-aahall avenue.
C0MNUNIPAW AVENUE
on the west SIDE. from Woodward street about %
feet north aud u feet sOurE.f
And that the fifth day of November, 1891, at eIgns
O'clock z. M. and the meeting room of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners are hereby fixed as
the time and place when and where the Board or
Street and Water commissioners will meet to hear,
consider and adjudicate upon all objections TO said
assessment ana report,
ing.
m iSsionerS. r
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. OCTOBER :, 1894.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the twenty-
fifth day If June, 1894, application was made
to the Board OF Street ard Water Commits
sioners by Herman Friese and others for
the construction Of a twenty-four inch oval
brick
SEWER IN MoNTROsE AVENUE.
from Carlton avenue 10 and connecting with
the sewer TO be built in Sanford place, in
accordance with the established plan of sew
erage, together with all the necessary man
holes, receiving basins and appurtenances.
Notice is also given that on the second
Assessment filed with the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners their preliminary
sketch, showing what property will probably
be assessed and the probable amount Of
benefit to each lot or parcel of land; also
the probable amount Of assessment per foot
the same is now open TO public inspection
III the Office of the Clerk Of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections
thereof are included in said assessment, name
ly:-
MONTROSE AVENUE.
from Carlton avenue TO Sanford place.
CARLTON AVENUE
ION the north side), from Montrose avenue
about % feet and % feet west.
And that the fifth day Of November. 1894,
Of the Board Of Street and Water Commits
sioners are hereby fixed as the time and place
When and where the Board of Street ana
Water Commissioners will meet to hear par
ties Interested in said application. and all
remonStrances against the said improvement
that may be presented in writing.
BY order of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
Gee. T. BoUToN,
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L-
Notice is hereby given that on the second day
of october, 1894, the Commissioners of Assessment
fied in the Office OF the Clerk of the Board OF Street
aud Mater Commissioners their final assessment
map and report for the construction of a sewer in
CONGRESS STREET,
from i point about 80 feet west of Central avenue.
TO and connecting with sewer in Pesrce avenue,
and the same Is now open TO public inspection m
the office OF the Clerk OF said Board.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are In
Guided in said assessments: s
Z
from a point about thirty feet wess OF Pearce ave-
nue. to o point anout ~ feet east OF Passaic avenue
SUMMIT EMU
on the north side. from Congress street to a point
about twenty-five feet north, ~
And that the fifth day of November, 1891, at )
O'Clock p. NJ. and the meeting room of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners. are hereby fixed
as the time and place when and where the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners will meet to hear.
consider and adjudicate upon all objections to said
assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
writing.
missionerS- 5
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. October 5. 1894.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16


The Hudson Elk Dramatic Association
gave its opening performance of the
season last night at Kessler's Hall.
Last nights performance was the best
the boys had ever presented, and they
we'll deserved the rounds of applause
accorded them. The fun commenced by
the END men cracking jokes at the eN-
pense of the interlocutor, and never end
ed until the curtain fell in the final act.
The feature of the performance was the
one act farce, .tFun on the Bowery,"
which was the wind up. The tableauX
presented in My Old Kentucky Home
were very pretty and brought forth
considerable applause.
During the evening songs were. SUNG
by the following gentlemen:-Messrs
Dick and Joe Haley, F.. Holmes, ID: w.
Quinn, Philip Heck and F.. A. Roland.
Mr.. Dick Huges and Miss Jennie Lind
Reilly and Young, the ~knock-about black
face comedians. deserve mentioning for
their contribution to the fun.
Ht
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16

THE Americus Club, the most inhuen-
tial Democratic organization in Camden,
has come out fat-footed for Leon Albeit
for United States Senator. The people
are for him, all over the State, and the
politicians are getting into line.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1e, 1894.

g5iis ruDer is Democratic IN principles
cnd is INDEPENDENT an its UielUs on q" local
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16

THE present aspect of the water Ques-
ton is most discouraging. The precious
winter months, in which some action
should be taken to guard against the
horrors of another summers supply such
as that of this year, are slipping away
No practical steps are taken. A settle
ment seems farther away han ever, for
by a wrangle between boards.
1t almost looks as if Mr.. Libbeus b.
lied before anything practical is done by
our officials.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16
Ri PROLIFIC OYSTER.

A single oyster in season produces
about 1000. 600 young.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16

sembly in years. or the other hand, the
Republican majority in the Brigand Leg
stature of this year had not brains
enough to keep from injuring its own
party. 1t Numbered and stumbled all
through the session, and the Republican
party is still laundering and stumpflnS
latest example of its imbecihty is
brought to light by Allan u. McDer-
mott. apropos Of the Assembly elections.
He shows that the Legislature without
waiting to have the decision of the STU
preme Court declaring the legislative dis
tricts unconstitutional reviewed by the
Court Of Appeals. passed IA law provid-
ing for the election cf Assemblymen on
aeaefa1 county licksts. Nchoay min
81 ,ae Merla ballot Ia 10 6n@ on1 i'"~
he new act eonnioteG wiin its provis-
ions. ahe lazy requires THAI Tie tickets
tricts, and this regulation is not re-
pealed by the new act. 1t is also pro-
vided that when tickets are printed and
issued in any other way the election is
Illegal. 1t is the opinion of the Attorney
General that the statutory provision can
be ~disresarded, in view of the decision
by the Supreme Court, but the matter
involves enough doubt for contest and
litigation in the courts.
h Ward Lin law is now generally
recognized to be another colossal blum
der. 1t has totally failed to carry out
the objects for which it was framed, and
it has raised a storm of protest on ac-
count of its manifest outrages on JUS
tice. The distortion OF the districts in
this city so as to deliver the Board of
Aldermen and the Board of Freeholders
over to the Republicans, and the prac-
teal Acknowledgement of Hoboken in
the latter body. are likely to prove
boomerangs of the most deadly char
acter.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16

MT. ST. ELIAS RIVAL.
Mt. Logan has become a rival of Mt.
ST. Elias for the title of the highest peak
in North America.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16
BLKSt DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE.

Jersey CITY. september 8, ISL.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

Dated Jersey City, octooer :.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16

The sale will be conducted by Frank
Stevens, A~uctioneer, subject to the fol-
lowing conditions of sale
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1894.
at one O'Clock p. NJ.
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Two-That the deed shall be delivered
at the Office of the City Clerk at any
time within thirty days after the sale,
upon the payment of the balance of the
purchase money.
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One-That the purchaser h pay 20
per cent. of the accepted bid to the City
on the day of sale, and shall pay to the
Auctioneer a fee of 50 upon each parcel
sold.
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CTNARD LINE.
~. TO rlvrrrooi w 9rEESS',T" " y. ~ , ~
f-r,ir,a set, I 6 ~ 60 Triria sept - : 70 a m
rucania SAT sept noon i'cani7. oct :" 10 2. ~
T,rIria sep IS ~ IN Ffu'r1.--. oct ~, ) p III
Ezra sailing
sureriN .Tural1y S~r'. IL : p III
F-1m PER Nor'' rive f,1i = Ciattso 80 g.,
calm rr.aar. g., frl upward =" III cabin 80 -"
a. According steamer ant Hr~'Hlr0'l'filns
s'c~rarc tickets 20 nni rom all paris n, i.Hfo ?"
very low rates FIR freight AM rafsnEr anal AZ We
rrrrrer.'~ .'"r~ - r.Fllnr i-rcr Nv Nn'E.
VERNON - rROWN CO. General Agents
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financial Glcltlons.
WABASH RAILROAD

WABASH RAILROAD co.
STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBENTEEE MORTGAGE
RCNDHOLDERS.
" OTICE.-The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders and Debcnture Mortgage BondEcders Of the
Wabash Railroad Company Viii be he'll! At the general
Office Il the Company tire city ot ~. Louis No. Oh
Tuesday September II. 1924. commencing At O'Clock
a for the election II Directors tho transaction Of
such other business may legally come before said
meeting
The transfer books Will b. closed SATURDAY August H.
1876 lo O'Clock and VIII be reopen"d Wednesday,
September y. i>ai at 10 o'clock A. NJ -
y C. OTTESOH. o. y. ASHLEY,
Secretary President
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fest ano fonmo.

r osT-nonkbook No Geo zoo Bank for ;ay:nss "
L. faeecker.ss New-York. Payment stopped Plsass ~
turn book TO bank.
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4 IVrrrr STATES MI .'-.-'" f'''''
u - $50 10 ~ VI. TO*p % = y :, T. 7. Y.
" t.ron, rer - Y n foot - West 2f'h-4'
.,-b, o., An. - noon iI~Iessln Sop .. u %. m
Efihrla. sept - ?. An hori1 .~ert - = in
,.,l'r Passiee sij aud upward Second cabin $50
c. -, ~ por.e Sop, : -,on OF. n ? - = IN
saloon Passage 80 and upw'ri second .ailn' w
F,r drafts tours AMI other information nfilf -
HENDFR-ON UHDTIfFRS. ilovilnr Green. New o'R
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\. .-rOr'ND THE WORLD PARTY

\ Ieny.s Nev-Y york sept. : san Fraacisco. sept -
= - 49,. - i,,l,.f ocean 'lrkc's all Ines.
r"' II GAZE & sO%S ii3 broadway ~ !.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
Mnpi.r iugua, ~,

II was not unnatural that the stock market to-
day should suffer from realizations Of profits and
considering the exten; Of the sales by traders In
anticipation Of a reaction the declines were not
important Perhaps there was more significance
In the fact that the shares enjoying an nt"rna-
tional market were lower for London houses
were sellers in the early dealings and sterling ex
change advanced slightly The activity in This
group was centred in Chicago. Milwaukee AMI 50.
Paul yet It's last price was the best and the net
decline was only trivial Notwithstanding re-
newed advances In grain futures and further adj
verse reports on crop prospects. Chicago. Buring-
ton and Quincy and Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific were fractionally higher. The feature or
the speculation was the revival Of manipulation
in the Industrial shares. two 81 these-Amcrlcan
Sugar Refining and Chicago Gas-mOnopoizing
third Of the total volume Of transactions. sugar
was excited at the opening at an advance over
Sunday Of per cent. and the stock rose about
points further. The attitude Of the United states
Senate seems TO assure the Havemeyer Trust or
the delivery Of the goods IL has purchased In the
new Tariff bill and confidence is fast ooZing away
from the conservative element which trusted 10
the President 10 remove the stigma from Congress
OF corrupt subsection to monopoly Whlch hss
proved itself dangerous 10 popular government
The renewed support given 10 Chicago Gas was
based upon an antithetical stua ton Advces
from Chicago seemed 10 indicate that the Mayor
was bent upon opposing obstacles II the new
comnetitive company until ne became satSned
that |, was more than stalking horse for cor
rupt Aldermanic stock iobbing deal DistlIing
and Cattle Feeding was conspicuousy hcavF anna
the general strength Of the industrial group, ana
tha decline from 1874 to lS7sIl9 was not cons0-
nant with the reports that Western banks had
decided 10 help the company with funds 10 secure
the bonus given to 1t through the lalin VI, ny
president Ceveland's long delay In acting upon
the measure. General Electric reacted to 42's;
but rallied to 4414GH on the steady absorption OF
stock which has been going on s'hcc me ous''l r.,
prospects OF the company began 10 brighten The
rise OF nearly per cent in American Cotton oi!
go, tho consumDtion diverted from hog prod
nets by the high price OF corn,
The market closed irregular. but not weak, the
,raai shares we're generally strong at about best
quotations.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
At the Stock Exchange sales Of Government
coupon Is were made at llSA ana rs coupon spa
a, liz Bids for the IS were raised Is per cent
and the asking price Of the registered Is was .
ner cont higher Final quotations follow:
A.Ir.I
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trading In state bonds was confined to Aa-
bama class A at lo3. City bank stocks were neg
lected. .,, .,,t,a NTH
The general bond market continued active, WIN
,oIas ~ q Q56 900 al par value. a large variety
~ tesues was dealt in and the tendency oil prices
,,as inward There was renewed deiian lvi
Dichmond Terminal collateral trust os AZ oi"c-
and IS were dull but I per cent hleh-r az o. o.
Heavy sales Of Texas and Pacihc SECONDS isI'
the price only J. per cent higher the nls.s ,sr A.
,ne The fraction at ssh. Atchison general -
~, ,- shade better at 1875 but A seconds were
%, a. per cent at 2jas and Atlantic ana ram. an,
,.nos declined "A per cent 70 3Hs. missouri
Wansas and Eastern hrsts rose IA per celt ~, ~
7sM hut generally the southwestern ISSUE w..
t,xhsr advanced only fractionaiiy >o es va
Tm,eie. seconds were per cent higher al ~ anu
.h,rds made the same advance 10 90. C p',v 49,.
IN ,5 A. oer cent to 81 Numerous speciaI IsSuen
c ILL.,, sha IN advances. The most hgni'can., ~.
om ,,s ,,ere in Philadelphia and headihe ni',s
cI'i. which fell n per cent TO 34s ana secoi'ue
i..toh ,vere q lower at 31s. heavy u,,aI
,,',ds income left the final hgures unen .r, ~
u, ,sM reference is made to our iui' iep0'' -
bond sales -, s plentiful at per cent. but
,,a nrmer tone in the market i"' "'''e
sustained. ,,,.a statement was follows:
the c,e sss 0i5. 40: balances. ~, 2sI' 1H4;
ExchAnbes ,rroasury was creditor 10 Inc CIea, am,
Inc e. o7SS7b Its net gain on pa nuns 90 a.
House si,V 20 Gas. 939 made up by gaihs vi ~
FRIDAY "a rancv and 81 300, 76l In coin me ne, 90
33S.l!S IN ,,onc included: Receipts *s,V',iSy,
days ss "a POO resulting In genera asn os
payHeIs q AZ oil, $40. consisting OF >'''O''"
and ss lated states Treasury at washington re-
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Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. G


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S, S. GO.
HEw-YoRK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. 49,
Cabin. $50 and upward. II Cabin so AMI 500 Round
Irip sos and 500.
iIave. Tues.Aug 2l.9 a. Ebe SAT- sept y noon
Ems. sat. Aug. IS LAIN. TucsSepi H. a. NJ
All.f Tues. Aug IS. u lIraEr. Fat sept , IL ~
sasie. sat sept l. . IA. iavcl. Tues, :, PIT IS m
spree. Tues. sept T. . a sept -. IL a M
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW " RK-ti OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M
Fuda.........Aug. %. noon Kaiser sept =: noon
ist Cabin. so and upward.
oELRICIiS & CO.. Bowling Gr""n
GERMAN MEDll ERRANEAN SE5NlgE
.eOl.Ifl CrEdAN nAAlBl re AMERICAS
Fast steamers between New-York and
Aug Victoria Oc, &C. 60 4 NJ. for Naples. Genoa
WtrTn. oct 20 10 4. NJ fpr Geaoa.
Kaiser ". H.. oct: %. = r. NJ. for Harcs Genoa
Fucrsi Bismarck Nov. 3. 10 A ". f.r Genoa
rrlda. Nov. 10 + NJ. for Msers. Na1les Genoa
Aux Victoria Nov. II; 10 a. NJ. Or Genoa. Como,
Kaiser " IT, Doc. J. 10 T. " FOR Genoa.
Bismarck Dec 6 80 T. II. for AlgieFs. Naples Genoa
Fulda Dec. u 10 \. NJ. Tor Genoa.
All steamers ST.? a. Ghraliir -,
Return tickets available Tor the steamers OK effe' Inc
from Naples. Genoa. Gibraltar. Hamburg Bremen Lon
%apies - Egypt b. \. G. Lloyd :. s. co.'s Imp. Mail
s:,..p Co--,o, r'oyI TIarnhurr- American
o.-tchs . co. Con Agts. Line.
bowling Gre"n y Y. a' Ircal"af. y. 1.
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cry OF MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
NOTICE TO BoSDHoLnERs.

VXyANTED.-To meet or correspond win an!
w one desiring to make Investment 81 Sloo, W 10
40 nO 90 Al Der per annum payable semi annuc
sily or quarterly Safe and prompt DIVIDENDS 81
sir.aSy Inverted real estate security Address Box 49,
tribune once
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Ecsal Notices

- UPREME COURT NETWORK COUNTY.
- Henry T. Bronson. Plaintiff. against Edmund W.
Cole observation-disclosures.
the above named defendant: .
You hereby summoned to answer the comp.aint ~
this action and 10 copy q answer on me
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys within twenty days after the service
~ This summons exclusive day Of service. and ~
cas,. ~ your failure appear. answer. Judgment WIZ
against BY DEFAULT Tor the rciiet deHahueS
In the complaint.
Dated May 81. 1874 ...
Office ana postoce address No. 10 Broadway Sew-fo1
cry.
To the defendant. Edmund w. Cole: ~,
THE foregoing summons served upon you BY puttca'
ton pu,susnt order OF the Hon George L. lngs.
ham one " Justices OF the Supreme Court Of the
state of York dated the nineteenth day OF June.
1894 and filed With the complain, In the Office OF the
Clerk OF the City County OF Newyork at the County
Court House In the Guy OF Nsw-Sork n the state
prva .;sw-York July 9th. 1884
lord DAY = LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff
No. 100 Broadway New-york Ctty
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1,rpopE AID ROUND THE WORLD.

r. T.,,,.. at fre1uent intervals frdcT rni"n TICK H.
..,,," nossagrs al lowest rates for any oGr foFes"
., ,,nvs Every facility and nforra ION -. ~ v
'''' rIIOS COOK son. 2Gl and 80 u way, y, -.
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ceived to-day 23560o National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were Si35,I6
the internal revenue receipts. s2,Il.2S0 and the
miscellaneous receipts sS40sl
To-days WASHINGTON Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement as
follows:
Ne, gold on hand ssss7o7S2 s5a1ic2c5 Inc sa'0is
Net legai-tender-
Net silver on nd II Gs7 500 177i4ooo inc 47.47i
Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding .,...
certificates .Sfis 2 SiI SlifJi'+l3 Inc SluV
Deposits in bank. i5.Gd7s 2i l607hGss Inc '"'oS
Not cash bal $40 7sS sl32 .i07 Inc si4733p
The foreign exchanges continued to harden. the
receipts Of bills over Sunday being small ana me
supply inadequate to meet the demand. rise
in sterling exchange at Paris prevented an ad-
vance here in French francs. hut drafts on Lon
don were mp about y, per cent 10 the sterlnS
and German rechsmarks were "A shade nghcr
Following are revised quotations for actual bllsl-
ness: Bankers bills. 81 S5l2MN 1914 and - Ssi2H
81 So, for long and short sterling respectively
French francs 51S% and 5.l7ic; reichsmarks
o. 3-16G9 5I4 and o. 7-l6G 95i7.
IN London British consols were steady AZ lOlfs
for money and Lilo higher at l0l l5-l6 for the ac-
count. The Bank Of England gained 10000
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was unchanged a. y per cent for discounts and
asier at ;. per cent for bankers balances. Bar
American railway shares were irregular under
reazations but the final changes generally
showed advances. At Paris French per cents
opened weak. but rallied TO 1880 net loss OF a
few centimes. sight exchange on London ad-
vanc!nR smartly to 2520f2 francs TO the sterling.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE. -, 60
wEEkI.T SFpvrrE per TW1N-SCREN EXPIRES -
- SOUTHAMPTON GONrON AND PARIS ani HA|'
Br'RG. g.. % q , r,
v'o.ori, Aug 81 io.soa a Victoria sept =" "a m
No-mannin.Aug 7oa 40 pm. Normannin sop p m m
, p.rl'ck cer. 10 N 7 iRsin OK, D1'. " 800 H. ~
Columbia Sept, II q m Columbia Orf. II. 2'o p m
TTAMr,I nj -AMET.fCAN LIVE - nHoADWAf.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION roMrAZYs LINES
'''' GTlIERlGAM L1E]IB
FOR sorrHAMPToN.
Shortest nni mogt clrVenient ~" 10 l"hion'
~ transfer hy tender ~ tdal d"!a'S c,-
Close connection ~ Southampton Tor HnFre ana RAW
~ special fas, sin .screw Charncl sieamers .
N~ryo1,. ,"c - II ~ ue.'ln son, p II m.
RLSD STAR lLItyls
FOR ANTWERP.
WFSTFP inland. ...-.-. Vein" iaf. NHR - o., ~
NOORIl iANi' N'lr'el1L. Az, y III
TNTTRNATrOSAT. NANIGATtON COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN.