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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-14
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New ork March ID 1874,
cOTTON-The market closed at net advance oil : 70
10 nonts IL opened points higher IMAM u
l,si night MAY selling at the call at iou' a. me
highest price the day May was ~" ana IoWcs'
IN The advance better Liverpool futures CLOS
ING about 3 points than they did yesterday ana
summers taking u 900 bales spot cotton al uhchahetu
prices The interior movement was quite heavy tece,ps
AZ Houston being . 1s3 bales. against 8 az ieS as
week ard 1857 bales last year; memphis Dos oa' s
against l26 bales last week. and JI bales lasl year %
Louis 30 bales against $40 bales last week ana 90
bales last wear Receipts at Galveston touay Weie
bales AGAINST Al bales week. and OGo bales as
wear: Orleans SAP bales. against OSl- daieS hs
week and JGi5 bales las, year; savannah l'Vp p',s
against p74 bales last week. and 1,ol1 bales last
Receipis nj Nev,-Orleans tomorrow estimator AZ ~"
bales against bales last week, and 24lo baes s
vear Manchester cables to-day report very ihNoauI,
conditions abroad with large transactions ana p,Sp
~ continued free consumption W spot cotton me M
provenent in Liverpool said 20 be due TO 9'iliu
demand from Lancashire spnners Tue position heir
given additional strength by the execution Oh pu$ lns
orders from South. showing an improv "a &
IL noints altogether. Heavy receipts al New-laiS
said to be due shipments from Memphis M1nroe t nin
fTon, Jackson Miss and from Houston AdNlces IRON
that the stock OF cotton reiiiiits
Monroe is bales against 11VD bales ast year anu
AZ Jackson 900 bales, against 10000 Daies as' yea,
The New York Cotton Exchange Will be closed fIiuaS
and Saturday. March % and u ,..,.. ia. aha
Opening range and close to-day. ana c'oshs ''u' wv
pf,hs .pll aCfN
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool March 10. 345 p. m.-Beef in fair demand
dull Sos prime dull at 62s I'd.
Pork in moderate demand: prime mess Weston. fine.
dull at 72s Cd Hams In pood demand; short cut. abou;
| 10 duh q rs Cd Bacon In demand Cum
bcrland cut - 30 10 dun at JOS Cd short rib.
about - No. dull 37s: clear mddes. about - 10.
dull at 3is CD long and short clear mddes. about - No.
dull at 33s Shoulders about II to Is ID dull at :3s.
Cheese I'm fair American finest white and col
orcd steady BIS. Taow in demand; prime city
dull at POS Cd. Spirits Of turpenne in fair demand.
steady AT 22s 3D. Rosin moderate demand; common
hrm at 3s 9d. Cottonseed oil. Liverpool refined dun
Dos Cd. Iard-Spot poor demand. futures in no de-
mand prime Western spot dull at 31s Cd. Wheat m
moderate demand No red winter steady at IS lOd:
Flour in poor demand: fancy winter duh at
Is 81 Corn-Spot moderate demand futures In fair
firm at IS 9i1d April Is 81: May firm at 3s SID.
Hops London-lacilc Coast In moderate demand easy
( lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 13-F1or duh; unchansed sa an s,,
hills Wheat dull; No spot and March s'' ol
Nav GaaGzc uy 6Sc ask.d c,carr ne 67 i2
bush sales. $500 bush. Corn arm miEed sp P, q %
March iiHd417sc: April 4i7sai?b; May, t5 ~
steamer mixed ilc bid: southern by sample =" -
do on grade 42sai3lsc stock it3 3G' BUSH sg
n Opp bush Oats-Strong demand; No "h!le Mes.lu
3ssl3si.c: no mixed DO 3GT3Gisc: stock; Is 500 busn
Rye easier No . 57a5so stock 1910 bush iay ialig
active. . timOth". Sli JJdSl1 an
frcights quiet: unchanged Cotton gun mt h XII
II jc Provisions mess pork ~ DO sho'' ~
sdes and clear sides use: small. Re large nc
lard refined Ds.c Eggs quiet. l5i3c Coffee quiet no "
lIihdi7s,c. Sugar unchanged.
Boston March I3.-Flour very dull and easy; corn
ouet but steady and firm. shorts quiet put
efeadv p,Itter dull and easy for all but best grades
thees. quiet but nrn. Eggs dull ana 1c lower. under
large receipts.
chicago March l3.-The leading futures ranged az
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady at 5aq'c Ior iansi nan" sr
10 y Virginia shelled steady 1T 2.n2sc Pecans nom-
nay ouo,ed AT 3isc lots but movement re-
ported Beeswax demand ANA firm al "''sa2s'sc some
call for new maple sugar AT loo per ID. so,
MIX Avn CItIA M-The daily average receipts Of milk
and cream AT the different railroad distributing points IN
and neor the city for the week have been as fCoVs
fri. 2.3 cans OF milk - OF condensed mk ahd
ai cans OF Susluehanna LIZ cars o nun,
cans of condensed milk "a OF cream laeNl-
wanna 4,.5 cans OF milk ana 30 cans OF cream; NV.
Work Central and Harlem. 24cl cans OF milk oJN cans
az condcn milk and - cans OF cream; New ,orh %
Putnam i.Uao OF milk NeM-HaNeh anI iaI.loiu
c,ns ~ milk. Western. ISL cans OF
milk and gi cans OF West shore lioi CANS 81
NIL Il, cans Of milk ana 70 cans OF cream
New-Jersey Central. 1915 OF milk ana ~ cans 81
miscellaneous short routes. l"" cans Oh
LII nni II cans OF cream total daily supply mas
heen % ,?l cans milk ls5 OF condensed mix anu
4u cans OF cream The average price paid JOY ue SUI
plus on She platforms has 81 ~ can OF iorty quarts
The MIX Exchange price is pa cents quart net u the
,ltfa.r
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk March H. 1874
Receipts s. cars 4li headIS for slaughercrs.
81 cars for export and for the market No
trading feeling steady Cty dressed beef slow at 5ufc
for ma sides few carcasses 4aGGc for Texas
and COLORADO beef dressed jnIc Gable advicrs
quote London and Liverpool markets slow at IHI@.c for
refrigerated beef ynOsc for American steers esti
mated dressed weight. Shipments to-day on the Taurc,
cattle sheep and > 100 quarters Of beef: to-
morrow quarters Of beef and go carcasses Of NUT
ton the Britannia.
cALVES-Reccips Tor all New-York markets. 10 head;
quiet steady SjHS "a for 10 extra prime
Veas calves JHgc country dressed
vcas GnlOilc city dressed 3a+c for little calves
Veals. 100 10 at - 30 per
100 10.
Halenbec HonlsG veals 10 ID. at 81. do. 1870 ID.
a. 81. do ~ ~. at 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. g cars. I.i3i head
cars for the market and for butchers direct
Very little demand FOR anything and single car Of stock
changed hands at yesterdays closing figures SO 1Jn
81 *. common lambs. Dressed mutton weak
4l.qGizc per ID: dressed lambs dull GG7isc.
Sales: Hume Mulen-Ij state sheep. ~ 10 average NJ
81 - per loo ~ l2y State lambs - n. al 81 -; n
Western do. Is H. at s3 ~.
HOGS-Receipts II cars. or 3oII head none ror sale
alive. Nomnay steady at s. 25a$J G5 per loo 10 coun
try dressed lower for heavy Quotations 5asc for the
whole
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINcIN.
NATL S'r. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NewYork loot OF Liberty-st., daily. CHfCAGO.
80 p. NJ. and i2;i5 night -, PITTSBCRG. i'3o p \.
weekdays 900 P. vi. sundays. 7:30 p NJ WASHING:
TON. BALTIMORE 300 III 80 A. NJ, Dining Carr. 80
600 Elk SUM-. Dining Car) 900 II. VI. SUNDAY.
55o,. l2.l5 night. All trains daily except 300 p "
NEw.oRLEANs 800 p ~ daily through sleeping ING! car
i72 2Si ais lIiO Broadway. 81 East Iith-st.. 4Oc
Grand st.. " " 3i4 Fulton-st. Brookyn station. foot
OF Tihertv-st. c. r X. OF y. J.
Network Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 70 Destination
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OTHER MAgKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March l3.-Catte-Rcceipts last % hours O.
head thus far. 2G,O head. for time
last week 600 head: sale 10 head. market opened
strong and for light grades. closed steady. with
all sold. good light 81 40 fat 81 GJds3
Hogs-f,eccips last - hours 200 head; total
thus far 10 800 head: for time last week % $50
head consigned through, 800 head. 10 NewYork. 30
head sale 700 head; market opened dull and lower
closed weak but all sold. Workers ana pigs mixed.
81 90 mixed packers So iOnsJ 49, mediums heavy.
soGS5 10 fair to good heavy ~ ~uso % pigs - zoo
y - roughs 81 25a<4 80 Sheep and lambs-Receips
last - hours coo head total for week thus far % 400
head. for time last week. lscoO head. consigned
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For PhiIadenha week DAYS 49, 500 900 1000.
1870 dining Carr \ NJ. 30 800. go BuAs P az =
night. SUNDAY. 4:30. 900. 1880 Dining Can A. NJ.
30 800 Dining carr 100 7. NJ. 12:l3 night: . -.
Dining carr A.. NJ. 80. 800. 800 dining carr SEQ
p. NJ. l2:l5 night SUNDAYS 900. 1870 Dining Sar'
Tickets and parlor seats can be procured AZ ~
2Gi as OF lao 800 Broadway 49, 9Th Ave. 81
Fast 18th St 1874 East l25h ST. 26i West l2o,h ST.
25i Columbus Ave. New-York: Court St. sso Fulton
St BROOKLYN; o. broadway. Williamsburg The New
York Transfer Company will call Tor and cheek baggage
IRON, hotel or residence destination.
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DEL. LACKAwAvvA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in New. York. OF of BARCLAY and Chr s'opne
streets.


Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONT, LAi i.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsyhle ba5Aars
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaic paterson p 10
ton Dover. Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE, Lane IN IN
PATCONG HackettsOyn. SCHOOLElS MOI ~ ar;
Washington. PHILLIPsBURG. EAsToN M VA IN
GAP STROUDSBURG. pocono Mountains S,.h "a ~
TON PlrrsTOA. WtLKEsBARRE NANTlTp92NNfE,
DANXIlLE NORTH MnERLANI1: Mondrose1 TI,a
HAMToN OXFORD NORWICH Water ne; 70 0 :.
RtCHFlEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland SYRIA, M 15,>,,S ~,
wEGo ITHACA; owEGo. ELMIRA,, S o4 rori;
WEST, NoRTHWEsr AND s0IIiiWpEiSTIC; r ANTON.
UTICA and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman f@rIor
Connects Buffalo with tram Tor Ohlcaso' ~
irving 3.2D a. m morning ,
7:2o A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at prineph
loo r. M-sCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Tar.or cars. ~ -, -,
4:lD Y. M.-SCRANTO\, WlLkESBAkisE ana Ibi ~
OTTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars .,,,,.ss
100 T. NJ. CDailv-BUFFALO LIMITED ENFkESS.
Pullman Seepers Arrives at 10 a. m, .,,,,,
900 f. NJ Oaly)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BIN%hAa-
TON UTICA and OSWEGO EMPRESS fuIman
Sl"' pers. =. ..,,>,.. -, =,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az %
Murgayst and 42a Broedway Tc>ss at isIy sSns
~ and 9i2 Broadway. - West l2oth-st 30 '"luihDus
ave N,w-York 333 Washington-st, 126 Fuiton-s; snp
- Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. gNlns tuh ihio'
nation all stations. 80
WtlSTCOTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from notc residence 20 destination
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Cortaudt and Desbrosses Streets
700 A. H. daily FOR MAUcH CHUNK and inter.
mediate stations. connections except sunday for POTTS
$40 4. Vi. daily SUNDAY s:i5 A. M. for GENEVA,
ROCUESTER BUFFALO. and the West, anu principal
local points dinne-car and chaig-car 20 MhkesoaTre
BOO A. W. daily. except Sunday, for MAuCH CHUNK
and intermediate points. Connections for Reading and
Harrisburg. - -, . c.-,.. g.. rr,,,.
oii intermedate stations for Posyille
Peading: char-car % Mauch Chunk.
t,IO r. VI. daily, except Sunday, for L. and r.
II NOTION and principal intermediate stations: Pullman
buffet paror-car Wkesbarre connections FOX Potts
4:2O r. VI. daily except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
5;.o r. W. daily sunday, at 5:I5 p NJ for EAsToN
G.IU r. NJ daily SUNDAY GOO p. NJ. for BUFFALO
eiaener vestbuled train y. T. 10 Chicago. Sleeper to
Runalo: connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg
ESQ l.. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
C.IIf'NK and Intermediate stations
:j:oO r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER HT'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS End all points
Nest. Pullman sleepers 70 Chicago and Buffalo
Additional sunday trains II 100 A. II. Tor MAUCH
Gill NIX and louisville and all intermediate stations
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 2tJ, 26 "a.
and 323 Broadway, j43 BOwery, 81 East l4th-s, l5a
Fast l25th-st. NewYork $50 Fulton-st. Court-st..
and 9s Broadway Brooklyn y. Y
~" The New-YorS Transfer Company will call FOR and
check baggage hotel residence through to des;na-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot of Liberty -.
Ina. To In, 1901

Trains leave station foot Of Liberty -.
Time Table in Effect Feb. Is. 1894
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk, &c,
4:30 1:l5. $40 Dl:i5 to Eastonl A. NJ 40 80 900
Easton) 40 90 100 Allentown, p. NJ. Sundays
4:30 1:l5 4. NJ. ZOO $50 p. NJ. -
For Wlkesbarre, Pttston and Scranton. s:lo A. ~.
For Reading at 40. 500 9:lo 1000, II 30 A. NJ.
no 1870. 300. 400 -. 100 p NJ. l2:l5 night sun
For Harrisburg 4:3o. 500. $40 A. NJ. Ito 1870.
400 54j T. NJ. 1918 night. sundays. 100, $50 p ~.
1918 night
For Sunbury Lewsburg and williamson at 4:So 500
9:lO A. NJ i:iO 80 30 r. NJ. 1915 night except sat-
urday night. SUNDAYS. u A. NJ. $50 p NJ i2S night
For Red Lone Branch and points south TO Point
Pleasant 4:3O si5 30 a NJ. 1870, :45 $40 to Red
Bank 400 400 C5:3s 10 Red Bank, 6:15 p ~ sum
DAYS except Grove and Asbury Park 800 A. NJ,
4:C0 2. NJ. 1,
FOR LAKEWOOD
400 SIS A. NJ. lij. $40 40 p. ".
For Farningdale Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar
negat 400 s:i5 \. NJ. l45. 400 p. NJ .
For Atlantic City Vneand and Brdgeton. 43o A. NJ.
1:t5 =. VI.
For Monmouth Reach. Seabright. and Highland Beach.
4:3O Sis II: 30 A. NJ. 80. Las. 400. 40 T. ~ sum
days A. 400 7. NJ.
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n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trans foot OF West s-dsI a. iolo"s ~ u'As'~
earlier from Frankn-st ...,,,,, ,,.u.,
1850 A. NJ (dals except sunday for waikiki, nslv
T. X stations, Niddietown Eilenvle Fallsburs ioeiy
Carbondae Scranton. Walton. Debit. Sidney. Nor""~
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswexo ,-..
3ih r NJ except sunday sullivan 1 40 Han
Mddetown Ellcnyille Mountain Dale. centreville Fsn
burg. Hurleyvle Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksv'e -"s
Livingston Manor. IN, ~.u.
7:i5 p NJ daily, Mdietowr, summx!ll,. VILE, Ss stt
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor. Rockland Walton ,,
ney, Norwich. onelda. Fulton. osweso Niagara FAN"
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At 81 broadway.
j. G. ANDERSON. G. Y. a.
Beaver ST. Newton
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WEST SN0RE Raj. road.

IN. G. s. H. II. II. r. Co. LESsEEJ .,,,ova
Trains leave West 42d- 81. station NewYork. as io"'"~
and Is minutes earlier from foot Frankln-st poch-
Ol5 A. M.-Daiiy for Albany, Utica. Syracuse. 81.
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Ch'easo' "
cept Saturday for Toronto. , s,r.cusa
oho - M-Daily Tor ALBANY Montreal u.lca pstroit
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls. IoroH'" N
Cleveland and Chicago. . poch.
s15 y. M-naily for Albany tca syrasu ro,t cievs.
land and Chicago -. ..~cs>-
modaons apply CITY ofces RrooSlyr and - ~
stations Timetables at principal hotels ror o'"s'
formation address, ...1
vanderbilt-ave. New io'>'
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tJr\ARD LINE.

A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Umbra. :. Mch. H. p. Aui@nia..Ap, J." a. Nom ~,
Ejruria Mich 81. m mRania APR - 80 "a" a. i M
Lrnr, rier 40 North River foot Ok Clartsons:.
Cabin passage $40 and upward Second cabin w ana
inward according I, steamer and location
steeraec tickets and from all parts OF Europe =.
vsrv los rates For freight All passage hppy a. 'H'
eompnry. Office No . Bowling Green. New York
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
70 RAILROAD
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot o. Drsbrbgtst ani tOrla1f, Streets
In Effect Fcbrmnry 10Th. 1914.

In Effect February 10th. 1894.
2 'D,"o NJ FAST kNETpar;- Car 70 PHsouTs
Drawing and State Room. sleeping Dining. smoking
and obsergaton Cars Arrives chicago ii A. NJ. ceys.
aps. 4 H. roled@ 5'i5 a. u week o. 1- '''
.:OO q. W. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EMPRESS
vile and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 1880 \. NJ. 81
600 Si 2 r. &EsT fEs;' fxrnEsszpum,n s..9n.
ana pi"g J's 70 C9SSso ana cYean9 Arrives
7,l5 +. VI. s6rTiwi:s fIRS ESiIsss~Raliman
S 1P@S Enc " w. inlaHaD "pS o 3 W r.
soo ' i. w. rHciFIc E%P Ext rs Pullman Buffet sleep
daily. and cleveland csccp, SATURDAY.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
s. $50 93o 1910 Limited Dining can. II \. T.. y 10
aFlorida Special al Slespns ara Dning .s,-' 20
Cars. $50, DINING ,car $50 p ~ l2:i; nxh.
ali paTor and DnnS Cars 49, n@s ca ii"' SO
4:3o A.. M-R,,hmanl and Danyne Espres-. daily:
sieePers to Aasus,a ramFa and Nsw-9rean,: l2iS
$40 -. y ialy for ch ."a, Ghis Railway.
Thr2 I fc2nS end pRns c3r NORFOLK vi,
Charles Route. T. ~ week da,s ani. Win Through
rio-!IDA spEcIAL for Jacksonyns and 81. Aurus,ln.
ie:iO F. NJ. w'e,-days. ATLANTIC COAST LINE Rx-
and ramp@ o'9o 5. N. and $50 r. N daily Key IVES,
Havana $50 T. NJ Tuesdays. Thursdiys and satar-
FOR orrnona PecIedge and Indian Bye va s. AZ.
wor6. 80 s "a da s. Sega "" = a '"' ''' LAKE
F.. ATLAXTIc CITY. - r. u. weekdays. with
For CAPE MAJ. !. VI. Veek-days.
For Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove. and Point
Pleasant. 9.IO \ NJ 1900 noon $40 $50 and Has
= u. weekdays. Sundays. 9.ij A. NJ. 5I5 p. ".
40 not stop 1T Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
S~'''''' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: Goo 72p : So - 9:'O 40 Penna Limited.
10 10 II A NJ I2:lO ,Florda SpccaD. II 30 l. 2l0. g.
4 $50 r. G. :. 80. y. $50 r NJ. l2;l5 right Sun,
Savs Fxpress G:lJ. $50 9. 900 30 Limited. 1000
A. NJ > T. 4.3O } g. 7:ij. - $50 p. NJ, 1915 night.
Ticket Offices: Nos i33 9ii 100 ll3 and POI Broadway
Actor House I2f l25th Street and foot y De.
brosses and Cortiandt Streets; Court street $50 Full
o. IrD0klNn Annex
loot ~ Fulton street BROOKLYN station. Jersey CITY.
rho Ne,yYork Transfer Company will call for and cheek
bae from hotels and residences through to destination
: ". PROVOST. j. x WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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< AVANNAH LINE. THREE STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from New Pier IS, n. r. foot OF spring-s.
S. 5. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. 4 day, March H. p.
:. 5. NACOOCHEE. Saturday. March H. D. m
5. 5. CITY or AUGUSTA. .Tueeday. March 20 ,. m
Connecting with Central r f., s T. and W. Ry, and
F C and r r. r; For ALI. POINTS SOUTH. Through
bills Of adng and through Tickets. Pass accommo
datIons uneAceled For freight and passage apply
c, EErT gfpr Ast p and haiy 81 R1 81, n A xs
j L. ADAMS. g r A. r. L. WALKER; Agt
G. n. SORREL. Manager
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WHITE STAR LINE.


l-annc Nch a. IL 4 m. Biitannic April II, ~ T. m
MIA ~stic lch FL ~ 'AiaJestc. r Is. D. M
Gsiinanc. Men ~ a. m ,Tiionic yiav = d. m
rrom White Star Dock. foot OF West 10Th St
40 COTTON CARRIED Bi PASSENGER STEAMisf,''
Saloon rates $50 upward according to steamer ald 10,
cation OF berth cabin these Steamers $40 and
inward according to date sailing 10 or from
the Old Country S25. No 90 Broadway, New-forh
IT, MAITLAND KEESEY. Agent
EUROPE. Holy Land. California Mexico.
"A. Florida, Excursions and individual tickets
choicest all lines. Tourist Gazette iFee
ii. GAZE &, SONS, 113 Broadway y. T.. CIst lSif)
official Ticket Agents tor chief TRUNK Lines
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

T(ED u IINE VF 81 FlAHSfIII >,
Az FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURA.
Gao AND MARACAIBO. VIA CURACAO
FROM PIERREPONT STORES. BROOKLYN.
S. S. VENEZU EI.A. Thursday, March u. p. m
s s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March -. y. m.
s. $. Wednesday, April T. | p. M
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
have very superior accommodations passengers
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONLY.
S. S. MARACAIBO. .............. Saturday March II
BOI'LTON. BLISS & DALTETT,
General Managers. 1856 Front-st.
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old DOMINION LINE.
" Steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD
POINT COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS connecting for
Virginia BEACH, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND.
VA. and WASHINGTON. ID. Clues, Wed. Thurs
and Sat. For Rchmond. via JAMES R:yER-wsd and
From Pier &c. No y. r.. foot Beach-st. at p. M
Through tickets freight all points South and
West. W. /. GUILLACDEU. Traic Manager.
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clyde LINE.

N. CHARLESTON. :. C.. the South nni eou'h"e's
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From Pier % T. X. foot OF Roosevelt-sD . p ~. 90
ALGONQUIN. Il, sia~cr T.,
TROQI'OTS. "Wednesday, sn
fipfy
All steamers have hrst-class passenge accomnouao's
" WM =. CLYDE " CO.. General Agents
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-14
HARD TO CONVICT.
Their Tricks Were Not in Vain This
Time.

Four Cinnamon were arrested in q
house on Mauuakea street on March
20 for opium smoking Their trial
was postponed from time To time,
until this morning, when the case
came up in the District Court. The
evidence Of the officers who made
the arrest, Langley and Stone, was
to the elfeci that they saw two OF
the defendants lying on bed smok-
ing opium. They saw this through
creyice ia the wall Before the
officers could make the circuit to
effect an entrance, an alarm was
given and the Cinnamon are sup
posed To have thrown the smoking
outfit out Of the window, as il was
found below the window 10y the of.
iicers.
The premises were visited by Dis.
trict Magistrat" Robertson, Captain
Andrews, Paul Neumaun aud Officer
Stone for the purpoS" Of allowing
the last.namrd to point out where
the opium smoking outfit had been
found. The place was pointed out
and while Judge Robertson was
rummaging about, bundle Of insee
opium and an opium pipe were
found by him. These were destroy
ed. After returning to the court
room the four defendants We've dis
charged for want OF evidence.