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The evening world., 1894-09-26
SUES Mr.. ANDREWS.
Murray Is n Veteran Fireman and
Wants Reimbursement.

IA application was made to Justice
Lawrence to-day by counsel for James
Murray, a former foreman in the Street
Cleaning Department, who was dis
charged June % last, for a writ of man
damus to compel Commissioner Andrew $
to relnstate him.
Murray was discharged frr alleged n &
iect OF duty. He contends that he Is "A
veteran fireman, and that the law re-
Quires that veterans OF the old Fire
Department cannot be discharged with
out charges. This, Murray alleges, was
not done In his case,
Assistant Corporation Counsel Cornoly
opposed the application on the ground
that Murray was dismissed on evidence
satisfactory to Commissioner Andrews
and that since his dismissal Murray has
been given hearing, but dii not pre-
sent an excuse which would cause the
Commissioner TO change his opinion.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Wall street Notes.

For the third week OF September the 81.
Louis. Southwestern road earned s96 400, an in
crease OF 900 and Baltimore Ohio South
western N2S,lt5, an increase Of l,SO6.
The Central & South American Telegraph Com
pany has declared quarterly dividend OF IN per
cent payable Oct. g.
The Mexican telegraph Company has declared
quarterly dividend Of ~, per cent. payable
Oct 10
gross earnings Of 1896, 7e3 an Increase OF S73 7t,
and for eight months ended Aug 81, gross s. 7e3 :
7sS, a decrease OF $3.50, 565 and net 81 100 &6l, q
decrease Of SG3S 452.
II IL stated that circular will be issued shortly
to Colorado Midland security holders by the Com
mittee formed some time ago. to protect their
interests The circular will request bondholders
not to give assent TO any plans proposed by the
AtchisOn Committee. There Is some talk OF ask :
ing for separate receivers for the road.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
FEARS FOR HER BEAUTY.
Mrs. Rosenberg Says Her Husband
Threatened to Spoil 1t.

An actress named Emma Bell secured
a warrant in the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg, to-day. for the arrest of
her husband, Max Rosenberg, on a
charge of making threats. The case
may be a novel advertisement for the
actress: She came to court accom-
panied by De manager of a local theatre
where she. will play next. week, and
while securing the warrant her husband
The. woman alleges that Rosenberg
threatened to throw vitriol In her face
and spoil her beauty, because she would
not live with him. His intention. she
said, was to disfgure her while she was
on the stage.
The clerk of the court is at Saratoga,
and Stenographer O'Neil. who is acting
in his stead, issued the warrant.
Rosenberg doesn't appear to have
spunk enough to throw a brick at a
cat. During the day he rode past the
court half dozen times In trolley cars,
hoping that he would be arrested
Finally officer Muldoon stopped the car
and arrested Rosenberg. He had a
bondsman with i'm, SO he was not
locked up at all.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
OFFICIAL TRIP COMES NEXT.
Battleship Maine VIII Soon b
Tested by the Government.

The battleship Maine after returning
from her first trial trip was inspected
by number of officials and visitors
in dock No. 2. Brooklyn Navy-Yard,
this morning.
works, who tested the engines, state
that the Maine will prove the fastest
battleshlp in the Navy.
1t will take several days to compute
the horsepower developed during the
trip. The engines were built to give a
horse power of 5000, and II the specl-
fled figure is exceeded the Quintard
Ironworks will receive a premium
Capt. Bunce. the Names commander,
and Rear Admiral Gherardi had con-
sultation this morning relative to the
official trial trip of the battleship. The
date Of this trip depends upon the naval
lieved II will be ordered for early next
week.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
SANFORD WOLF ARRESTED.
Accused of Getting Goods by False
Representation.

Sanford Wolf, who was formerly in
business at SIS Broadway, was arrested
to-day by Deputy Sheriff Wagering,
upon an order issued by Justice Law
renee, of the Supreme Court. in an
action brought against him by Albert f.
and Nathaniel III. Powers, of Lansing
they allege Wolf secured by false rep
reservations.
VOLTS business was recently sold out
by the sheriff under executions. The
plaintiffs allege that in July last, Wolf
represented to them that he had IA capt
| tai of $4,000. and was doing business
| OF from SO,OW to 100000 Il year, and
| that he did not owe more than $500. ON
| these representations the plaintiffs al.
| lege, they sold him gods amounting tC
! clg5
The evening world., 1894-09-26
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Escaping Gas Ended the Life of
Bernhard McGIynn.

233 East Thirty-fifth street, was found
dead in his bed this morning. McGlynn
did not appear for breakfast with the
rest OF the family, and when one Of his
daughters went toe ali him she found his
room on the second floor n.ied with the
odor of escaping gas. The gas burner
was half open and McGlynn had been
asphyxlated.
He had been dead for some time when
found. He was In feeble health. having
nev1r % % nntSs egn n IL sn rne
posed that when he tried to turn out the
light last night his trembling fingers
failed to entirely shut off the gas.
business at 74O Second avenue. but had
done no work u any kind for two years.
He leaves a widow, a son and two
daughters
The evening world., 1894-09-26
A 0NE-SIDED DRAW.
Everhardt Punched Abbott at Will
for Twenty-Five Rounds.
Especial to The Evening World.

especial 10 Inc Evening NorluD
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. 26.-Last
nights fight was somewhat disappoint-
ing by reason of the poor showing Stan
ton Abbott made against Jack Ever
hardt. When F,verhardt gained a decls-
ion over Abbott a month ago, the lat
ter received q dealHof sympathy, as he
had been fouled repeatedly. Last night
he was expected to even up matters. but
was lucky to get a draw.
Young Critic, in preliminary bout
with Mick Dunn. showed his cleverness,
despite the disparity OF their classes.
which made the little fellow look like a
pigmy beside a giant.
The acknowledgements fight was put on
Mt q o'clock. Everhardt started furiously
and began Furnishing Abbott all over the
ring. How the young Englishman stood
his punishment was marvel to the
spectators. There were twenty-five
rounds OF this uneven fighting. at the
end of which both men being on theii
feet, Referee Duffy called the fight q
draw, in accordance with the agreement
The evening world., 1894-09-26
WH|sKEY At ITS LOWEST EBB.
Other Stocks Gain Strength in
the Later Trading.
New York Central Dividend Stimu-
Iates the Market.

The announcement by President Have
meyer. of the Sugar Trust. yesterday
that many Of the refneries would shut
down. owing to the heavy accumulation
of sugar and the unprofitableness OF the
business since the passage OF the Tariff
bill, was made the pretext for a raid on
Sugar this morning.
The stock however. yielded only l. to
"a 3-s. and promptly rallied to 9j IA The
street takes very little stock In the ut
teranCes made by the Sugar magnates.
as their statements are always more Or
less coiored to suit the Trusts interests.
The opposition to the Trust Is so gen
eral that Mr.. Havemeyer Is probably de-
showing that the Trust is not making
the millions 1t did under the Old tariff.
The general list improved is. to / per
cent.
Subsequently prices declined. Burlng-
ton g. Quincy fell from 70 rs to 70 IL
st. Paul from 65 3-S to GA 7-s, Rock Island
from ~ to 81 3-S, Whiskey from 10 5-S
to 10 and Western Union from - l-2 TO
10 IA. Manhattan dropped ! TO ZIG. New
England advanced from 20 rs to 80 3-s
and Chicago Gas from So 81 to 70 IA; =,
Me9enn doa eaI s. s0 Bar Silver
London is unchanged at % 3-l6d. per
ounce.
Money per cent. on call. The banks
and trust companies find 1t difficult to
employ their surplus funds. even at the
current low rates.
Foreign exchange firm at 4S5 IA
4S5l-2 for bankers sixty-day bills, and
4S6 IA for demand.
The declaration OF thu usual dividend
by the New Yory Central. which ex-
ploded another canard on which the
bears have been operating for a week
or more. had a favorable effect on
speculation. Prices advanced, and
there were moderate purchases for both
accounts. The Changers were especially
firm. Distillers alone ruled heavy and
declined under large sales to the lowest
figures ever touched.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
WHO LOST THEM7
Gen. George Hayes Had Articles
Like Those Missing.

The following mysterious advertise
ment appeared in THE World" this
morning: 80. ..,
LosT-From 2is West tsd st.. about Aug. 2s
silver caster. gold scarf pin. gem set in shield :
plated revolver, meerschaum pipe French gilt
powder-horn; pawnbrokers take notice; reward
paid. Address B, i22 Columbus ave.
The place on Columbus avenue is a
telegraph office. and nothing more was
known there about the advertisement
than that tall man had requested to
allow letters TO be addressed to him
there under the initial b. What the in
itial stood for nobody in the office could
or would tell.
The janitress at 24s West Forty-third
street said she believed that the loser
Of the articles mentioned in the adver-
tisement is Gen. George Hayes, who
broke up his bachelor apartments on the
top floor of that house about a month
ago.
Where he moved to don't know"
she said; but l used to keep his rooms
here in order and remember having seen
the silver caster and the other things"
The janitress thought they must have
been lost while moving.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
COLLISION ON THE SOUND.
Schooner weIIeda and an Unknown
Vessel Both Damaged.

Capt King. of the schooner welleda,
which arrived here to-day, reports that
he was In collision with an unknown
schooner last night in Long Island
Sound, off Bridgeport.
The Welleda, which was plaster
laden and from Windsor. n. s. was
running before a strong wind when a
three-masted schooner was sighted dead
ahead.
Before the welleda's helm could he
put down the schooner crashed into
her head gear. Before the vessels got
clear again the Welleda's foresail and
mainsail were badly torn and several OF
her stanchions We're broken. The end
OF the Jibboom of the unknown schooner
was left on the Welledas deck
The two vessels parted so quickly that
Capt King had no time to find out the
unknown schooner's name. She was
evidently coal-laden and was bound
East. Whether she sustained any other
injuries besides the loss OF her jibboom
could not be learned.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
SHOT IN THE LEG.
An italian Grocer Tells Conflicting
Stories About His Wound.

Stories About His Wound.
In the prison ward of Bellevue Hos
pital is an italian who has kept the
policeman stationed there busy trying
to learn II he Is romancing, or whether
he has narrowly escaped being danger
ously shot.
His name is James Colombo, thirty
six years old, a grocer, Of 36 Oak street.
He was taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital last night with bullet wound
in his leg. He was reticent as to how
he received It, but when pressed for an
explanation, declared 1t was by the
accidental discharge OF pistol he was
examining.
After the wound was dressed he was
removed to Bellevue Hospital He be-
gan to talk wildly. Another Italian
told the police the man was accusing
some one of having tried to put bull
let through his breast. The police ques-
toned Columbo closely, and he admitted
that a cripple. whose name he would
not divulse, Aired at his heart, but said
that he struck the weapon, DETECTING the
course of the bullet. A few moments
after he made this statement he denied
1t. Then again he persist ed that 1t was
true. The police will investigate.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
NOLTE GIVES BAIL.
Said His Brothers Widow Has No
Claim Upon Him.

Frank Nolte, the paper-box manufac-
turer at the corner Of Hudson and Bank
streets, who was arrested yesterday
afternoon for the larceny OF $1,000 from
his brothers widow Mrs. Jane Nolte,
was this morning released In $500 bail.
furnished by Deilmann Muller of 53g
West Twenty-ninth street.
Lawyer Schmitt. Of 40 Nassau street,
who represents Nolte, says that Fred
Nolte, the prisoners brother gave him
the certificate of insurance before his
death. lie also says that Fred did not
live with his wife at the time. and that
II was an understood thing she would not
get the money.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
VOICES NOW PLEADS GUILTY,
He Was Rcmnndrd for Sentence by
Recorder SmNth Next Friday.

Charles II. Noges. the confessed en-
bezzler of over S2u,o0o from Naylor a.
Co, iron and steel brokers. A5 Wall
street where he was employed as cash
Ter, and who pleaded not guilty yester-
day In the Court of General Sessions
Part l., was called to the bar again
this morning, and changed his plea 10
guilty to the charge of grand larceny
in the second degree
He was remandel by Recorder Smyth
until next Friday when he viii b.
| sentenced
The evening world., 1894-09-26
PART OF A CREW MISSING.
steamer and Schooner sunk In Col
IisIon North Of Pressure Isle.

iBy Associated freahl
DETOUR. Mich, Sept 26.-The steam
er Ohio collided with the schooner Iron
ton. ten miles north of Pressure Isle, al
Il 30 this morning. The Ohio sank In.
side of half an hour.
The Ohio's crew OF sixteen took to the
boats and were picked up by the
schooner Moonlight. consort Of the
steamer kershaw.
The Ironton sank at 40. 'rao Of her
crew were picked up by tn steamer
Charles Hebard. The rest Of the Iron
tons crew are not accounted for as Yet.
The Ironton was also a ConsOrt Of the
Kershaw, but parted her tow-line before
the collision.
The wind was blowing aga le from the
south and "A heavy SET was running.
The Ohio was cut to the waters edge,
abreast of the boilcf-huuS', the hole
being twelve feet sIuarc. ne was
loaded with -four and feed itom Duluth
to Ogdensburg The Ironton was light,
bound from Cleveland to Marquette.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
AFTER MANY DAYS.
To-Day's Customer Arrested as the
Burglar Last March.

Burglar Last March.
On the 4th of last March the shoemak-
er's shop Of Ferdinand Fratesi, at No.
los Blocker street. was entered by fore
Ing cellar door, and SIS worth of shoes
were taken. This morning. when John
Williams, colored. who says he lives at
the waverly House on the Bowery.
walked into the shop and asked to have
his shoes repaired.
Williams has only one leg. Pratesi
said he recognized the shoe as one of
those stolen from his last March. WILL
Jams said that he had bought It from
Policeman Easig. of the Mercer street
station, took Williams to Migdlsky's
shop. and the latter said that Williams q
statement was untrue.
Williams was taken to the Jefferson
Market police court, where he was held
for trial In 81 900.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Gov. McKInI-y's Itinerary.

RHLLEFOTAISE, o., Sept, 2s-Gov. Mckinley
delivered an address here this Afternoon at the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new Memorial
Hall To-mUrrgN he viii open the campaign at
FindlaJ and after couple Of speeches At small
Il 20 speak on Monday, ON Tuesday he IL 90 be
II Kansas CITY Wednesday. st Topeka, Kan ;
THURSDAY a. Lincoln and Omaha. Neb. Friday
~ Des hslAss iowA; Saturday. At 81 Paul. Mihn,
The evening world., 1894-09-26
WENTWORTH CASE CALLED.
He Is Represented by Postmaster
Dayton and Lawyer Levy.

The trial OF William p. Wentworth,
the former cashier OF the Victoria Ho-
tel. who was indicted for the larceny OF
5000 but who IS said by the hotel peo-
pie to have stolen about $4,000, was
begun this morning In Part H., Court
OF General Sessions. before Judge Mar
tine.
Postmaster Charles w. Dayton and
Abraham Levy were on either side OF
the ex-cashier when the case was called,
and they will make a big fight in his
I ry B. stapler Is The proseeutins a nen
ney II Is probable that the only busi-
ness done in the case to-day will be the
getting OF a jury.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
MATCHBOX'S PRODUCE STAKE
Baron Hirsch's Colt Wins the Two
Mile Triennial Event.
Try Associated Press. }

ny Associated Press.)
LONDON, Sept 26.-At Newmarket
to-day. Baron Hirsch's bay colt, Match
box. won the Forty-sixth Triennial Pro-
duce Stakes, Prince Soltykoffs colt
Speed, was second. and Lord Bradford s
colt, Hornbeam, was third.
The stakes were OF ten soyereiRns
each, with 800 added each year, for foais
OF 1890, Colts carry nine stone, Niles,
eight stone eleven pounds. The distance
Is two miles.
Matchbox Is a bony colt. by st. Simon,
out of Match Girl.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
LAKE SHORE PRESIDENCY.
Rumor that II Is offered 10 Rock
Islands General Manager.
CBy Associated Press

tBy Associated PreSsD
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-A rumor was cur
rent last night that to Everett ST. John,
@ neral Manager OF the Rock Island
ami Pacific Railroad, had been offered
the Presidency Z the Lake shore AMI
Michigan Southern Railway Company, in
success ION to the late Joan Newell
Mr.. St John has been out OF the city
for a week The Tumor was that MIR
ST John vas In New York by invitation
ana hal been In insulation with the
Van ierbi.ts and other hlgh officials OF
hte Vanderbilt lines
The evening world., 1894-09-26
N. Y. CENTRAL'S DIVIDEND.
One md Fourth Per Cent. De-
clnred Payable on Oct. 10.

The New York Central directors this
morning declared the regular quarterly
dividend of ! IA rer cent, payable Oct
10. Transfer books close Sept. 20 and
quarter tHPt ending sept, 80 SHOWS ios gross
earnings of $40, 600; operating ex-
penses, S.ls4, 900. net earnings, SO, 7Ss. 900:
charges, 81, 635. 900, and profit. 500. 900.
The dividend just declared calls for
l,l93, 900, making the deficit for the
quarter $780, 900
The evening world., 1894-09-26
BOLT IN NEBRASKA.
Said to He Certain IL Democrats
Fuse with POpuIists.

fBy Associated Press)
OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 26.-At midnight
Euclid Martin, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. said
that in the event OF the Convention
declaring for fusion with the Populists
the administration delegates will bolt
organize a teparate convention and put
a straight ticket In the field,
As this Is certain to be done, Martin
arranged for renting a hall for the bolt
ing convention. Excitement is intense.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Richard AsPherson. eoIorsd. Of 80 West
Tushty-ssventh street. vas held for Trial at JET
ferson Market Court to-day on q charge Of steal
ing oVerooat from W. l.. Thosnas Of Iss
Rast Tsenty,hfth street The men ssrs fTlsnds
AePherson Adaltk
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Too III to Answer for Murder.

Frances Z. River the JounE domestic. stnploysd
at D West Thirty street. Who vas taken
10 bellevue Hospital yesterday, and Vho IL
charged with having s'ranElef her nsEly born
infant. SAs foo lli 20 appear 10 Jefferson Market
court this murLInE doctors csrtthcats sAld
that she Nn surtnns from the effects Of a
criminal operation.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Great Holiness Convention.

The second days session Of the Great Holiness
Convention opened this morning at St BAR
tholomeWs parish house EOS and 2O7 East Forty
second street, Col. II. II. Hadley made the open
ing address.
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Marrled TMo WeeI.. AKo.

EAST ORANGE. N. j.. Sept. is--Aithoush the
marriage Of Flank Roberts. of Iiossyille. to Miss
Lpiu Fail Of North Grove street, EAST Orange.
until to-day. ~ -....-., =
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Nixon, of New Jersey, Resigns.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-James II.
Nixon. OF New Jersey. has voluntarily
resigned as Assistant United States At
torney before the Court Of Claims,
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Flats and Apartments To let.

SINGLE FLAT-1l W. aTH ST. L4S%d'
rooms and bath. overlooking Central
private street. rents SIS to 'ss' Appp 4
premises
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Cheap CarpSis
lzs1AvAiz = Co.'S. Jaa Wet .IAih q y
The evening world., 1894-09-26

A full account OF Wall street AFFAIRS will be
found In the oClock Edition of The Evening
World"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-20
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market continued steady and fairly active
yesterday. Prices showed but little change and
Coffin continued TO buy ophir ana Con. Cal. & Va
The run OF the mill on Con. Cal. & Va. ore puts
the company on strong footing financially, leaving
1t with SIS 600 to It's credit with all hi Is and the
discount on silver paid. The run netted the COM
pany $4,000 above all expenses. Nothing of any
Importance was received from the Comstock dur
ing The day owing to the non-arrival or the mail
until late hour. but private advices speak ost
.encGursgingly of the outlook.
NOTES.
Silver made quite an advance Yesterday and
sold up to 626sc in New York and % ll-l6d in
London.
fter paying all bills to date the Bodie Company
has net cash surplus of $52, $40
2. ! ne annual meeting OF the Virginia and Gold
mn W ster company win take ace on me 20 In
\ SHIPMENT oil bullion valued AT SeUoU mas oeeH
received from the Mayfower gravel mine.
;. The annual meeting OF the tiaEalsu PlantStioh
company has been called for August /
% he CastrO-street Land Company has leFleU an
assessment OF 25 cents per share aud the Uhl'
Nersal Automatic Motor Company one o. ~ cents
per share. ;, -
he Pacific Lighting Company has declared a
dividend OF so cents per share, pS'aDle Hue4sS D.
o. The Harmony Gravel NJ ming Company OF Ne
Yada County has elected the old directors win OF
Elm Gowen president aud super ,hlehu5n n; n
Casper. secretary. and the CltiZeis bAaA oI NJ
: he edge has been struck on the 2lO0 level Of
the Empire mine in Nevada county ana Goou
prospects have EN- obtained.
LATEST adv c-s from the Bodie state that the
north drift 500 level was extended Ieet. ne
seam OF ore on face is small bnt OF good grade
South drift from upraise 40 feet aroYe the 500
ieSef, was extended feet. south drift from west
crosscut / 400 level, was extended o leet.
A the annual meeting OF the stockholders or
-. the Savage Mining Company S3,SI3 shares were
represented and the following officers elected ::
George q. wills president; Charles II. Fish, vice
president, and h. Zadig. Thomas Anderson and
W :. wood directors f. b. Holmes was re
elected secretary, and his financial statement
showed a cash balance July Is OF 1881 rs.
. During the year o9221a tons of ore were miiled
at the Nevada mill, the bullion yield being fol-
lows: GROSS Yield al 2 537 "a; discount. SILL
III 54: net cash received, SSO.6l6 40. The aver
age car sample assay OF same per ton was S2S g.
The average battery assay OF same per ton was
1915. In addition to the above on May last
-lU5 s4O-20OO tons Of ore sent to the Mexican
mill for the purpose OF testing the Savage ore by
the concentration process: The avera e assay OF
the concentrates per ton was $64S 56. This
III tkes the gross yield OF the mine the past
:ysar Incomplete as owing to the blockade quite
an unaceOunCed for.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Alfred and Albert Meyer to Golden Gate Dis
Filling Company, lot on Sc corner of Chestnut and
Fillmore streets, : 1877 IS by L 1877 Is. sl0 gu"
John S. Lambert to Rachael II IamhaTt Tor ~,
n line OF Page street. $50 - w of Scott. w * nv
Of Haight, 5 II by w 100; gift 40
Grace A. T.. Fraser to John H. Hunt, lot on n
line OF Bush street. 1875 of Baker w ~ nv n
1877 IS: SO.
H. T. and Julia tortmann to Henry Dederkv
lot on W line OF Lyon street 100 ) OF Mes Iistayy
$ rs by w 1868; SO.
John H. Whalen TO Sarah Whalen lot on s line
OF ermann street. ~ IS OF Stevenson, % bv
S So: gift
MathIlda D. C and Christian J. f. Schmidt To
Frederick c. Siebe, lot on line of Sanchez
street. 100 S of Ridley, 5 SO 70 by w 100: SO.
Lucy NJ Evans to Charles X. Smith (trustee for
Arthur w Evans, minor, lot on line OF Nine
. teenth street. l25 w of Noe, 25 by S So, trust
deed: -,
Emma A. Ziegenfuss to Bertha E. Ziegenruss
unfivided half Of lot on w line of Valencia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-20
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.
CHORTEST AND MOST G ,NVENIENP Sra
i route to London. Close connection at S.sEEazT
Southampton for London and Pars; very iow
steerage rates low to points in England, Scotland
Wales and to 6elfast.
PHILADELPHIA TO QUEEN STOWN AND
LIVERPOOL w EEKLY: very low steerage rates
now TO Queenstown aud Liverpool
RED STAR LINE FOR AN fWERP; desirable
route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For information regarding freight and passage
apply to international y av igatioD Company, q. u.
FAHNESTOCK, General Agent Pacihc Coast, 500
Market street, Grand Hotel building iel