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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-07-28
MASSEY GETS DAMAGES.
The Massey-PiIOt Libel Suits Ended in
aVerdict Yesterday.

NORFOLK, Va, July 27.-The jury in
the Pilot Massey libel suit rendered a
verdict of 81 900 against Sam W. Small
and Il. (. Byrd and the Pilot Newspaper
Company, clearing the directors of the
Pilot.
The defendants moved to set aside the
verdict as being contrary to the law and
evidence. The court over-ruled the mo-
ton.
The defense then moved for a new
trial on the ground that there was irreg
ularity in drawing the jury. There were
too many tickets in the box, they
claimed. The Judge over-ruled this mo-
ton. Exceptions were noted to each
ruling, and ten days given defense in
which to prepare them.
The suit grew out of publications in
the Pilot, then edited by Sam Small,
formerly well known evangelist, charg
ing bribery against Massey, who is Su
perintendent of Public Instruction of
Virginia, in connection with the States
dealings with what it termed the Ameri-
can School Book Trust. The libel suit
has been on trial in the court here for
several weeks and interest in it through
out was intense. John S. Wise repre-
sented the Pilot, and there were some
lively passages between him and Massey
when the latter was on the stand.
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FOR THE TwIN-CITY HOSPITAL.
Womah,s Edition of the Southern TO-
baccO Journal Appeared Yesterday
cial to the News and Observer.
WINsTnN. N. c.. July 2

WINsToN, N. c., July 81.
The Woman's Edition of the Southern
Tobacco Journal, for the benefit of the
Twin City Hospital, appeared oday and
Is attracting considerable attention. On
the title page appears splendid picture
of the handsome new hospital building,
recently erected at cost of about four
Thousand dollars. Many timely and ap-
propriate articles appear in the issue
which numbers sixty pages, The entire
issue was prepared by the ladies of the
Twin City, and they expect to realize
about $500 from their work. Advertise
ments were literally given.
The work on the new cotton factory,
south of Salem, which is to cost $780,
900, has been commenced. Most of the
machinery has been purchased.
Winston shipped over 200, 900 pounds
of manufactured tobacco this week. The
stamp sales aggregated about $4,000.
The sales of leaf at the warehouses con-
tinue very light.
J. W. Carter, general merchant at
Fork Church, Davie county, has assigned,
naming F. P. Rats, trustee. His liza
bilities are said to be largely in excess of
his assets.
The Winston officers ran in four more
white women last night for keeping dis
orderly houses near Belo's pond, north
of Winston.
The Winston graduates of the Keely
Institute at Greensboro have received
circulars announcing a grand reunion
of "old veterans" to be held in that city
some time in September.
1t is reported that much damage has
been done to corn in the low lands by
the heavy rains which fell between Ger
manton and Walnut Cove Wednesday.
The Novelty Minstrel Company, com
posed Of home talent, will give an enter
tainment in Winston next Tuesday
night for the benefit of the Winston
Hook and Ladder company, which is
practising with the view of attending
the State Firemen's Tournament.
Rev. J. d. Dougherty died here this
afternoon at the home of his daughter,
Mrs R. NJ. Macarthur, aged sixty years.
Deceased was formerly rector of st.
Paul's church in this city. He came
here several weeks ago from Ohio to
visit his daughter.
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Furious Storm in Illinois.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 27.-Dispatches
from many points in the Northwest tell
of furious rain, hail and wind storm
and last night. Telegraphic
communication with many points was
completely interrupted, and was not re-
stored up to late hour. The damage
to telegraphic service was most severe
between Chicago and st. Paul and Min
neapolis, the two latter points being en-
tirely cut off until after mid night,
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Special to the News and Observer.

SpeCial to the News ana ODS6TNeT.
MoREHEAD CITY, N. O., July 27.
A sensation was created here to day
bv the arrest of some of the most promi-
nent citizens of Beaufort upon the charge
of wholesale insurance frauds. Some
time ago Col. John W. Hinsdale, of Raj
eigh, went to Beaufort with his stenog
rapher and for several days took evil
dence in regard to charges of frauds on
insurance companies. This made people
expect that something further would be
heard, but they were not prepared for
the wholesale arrest made there to day.
It is believed that there has been aeon
spiracy here for some years to sWlndle
insurance companies, and the charge is
that the local agents, examiners, and
Others have been working together.
Their plan seems to have been to insure
some person who was on the very verge
of the grave from some fatal malady, and
when the insured party died to send a
certificate that he died of pneumonia
caused by exposure or some similar dis
ease Then they would divide
the money between them. 1t
seems that this has been carried
on systematically for the past ten or tif-
teen years, and that certain parties have
made small fortunes out of the crime.
As a result of these Investigations the
following persons were arrested today at
Beaufort on warrants sworn out by j.
w. Aiken. of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association of New York, charged
with the most gigantic and successful con-
spiracy to effect grave yard insurance on
record: DR.. 7. B Delamar, ex-TreasuIer
of Beaufort and Justice of the Peace and
Medical examiner; Chas. r. Hassel, Levi
r. Noe. Selden D. Delamar, ex-Mayor of
Beaufort; Jacob D. Delamar; also gen
eral insurance agents; Rev. Stephen l.
Turner, David W. Parker, William
Fisher, Albert Wigfall and William ID.
Turner.
The names of the companies and as
sociations interested are: The Mutual he
serve Fund Life Association, New York;
Massachusetts, Benefit Association, Bos-
ton: National Life Association, Hart
ford. Conn. Life Insurance Clearing
Company. St Paul; Michigan Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Detroit; North
western Life Association, Minneapolis.
Col. John W. Hinsdale, of Raleigh,
Who represents the companies civil suits
against the parties for $25, 900, is con
ducting the prosecutions, assisted by ex-
State Solicitor o. FL. Allen, OF Klnston.
Attorney a. P. Massey, of Raleigh, Is
geographically reporting the cases.
The investigation before Magistrate
Allen @. Davis, of Morehead City, will
consume week. There are over fifty
witnesses.
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A PILGRIM TRAIN WRECKED.
Twelve COrpses Found in the Ruins
and so Persons Injured.

PARIS, July 27-Further details have
been received here from st. Brieuc, in
regard to the wreck of the train crowded
with pilgrims returning from the Shrine
of st. Dauray yesterday. The accident,
it appears, was due to the derailment of
the engine. Twenty-four carriages were
thrown on top of each other, and six of
them were completely wrecked.
There was a terrible scene after the
disaster. Twelve mutilated corpses have
been extricated from the ruins, and fifty
persons were injured. Of this number
twenty people are seriously injured.
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HEAVY STORMS ON THE COAST.
Families in Texas Preparing TO Emil
crate to Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 27 Heavy
storms are reported from the Pacific
Coast. A hurricane on the Topic Coast
and island did much damage. The
Dolores mine, owned by London COM
pany was foo ed and one miner drowned.
Hundreds of families from Texas are
about to emigrate to farming lands in
the Topic territory, and applications have
been received from a thousand otherTexas
families for lands in various parts of this
Republic.
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SIX GatIing Guns for Hawaii.

TACOMA, Wyo., July 27.-Six gatling
guns, intended for the use Of Hawaiian
R0yalists are said to be en- route to
Puget Sound from one of the Eastern
States The Hawaiian government
learned that they had been ordered and
recently sent a secret service agent here
TO lntercant them.
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A WOMAN IN THE CASE.
A Negro Killed at FayetteviIle--D Death
of MIR. HaFdie.
Deeial to the News and Observer.

Special to the News and Observer
FAYETTEVILLE, N. O., July q.
Frank Cam tried to kill John Lutter
loh, with club here at $50 this evening.
Both parties are colored. 1t was all
about woman. Lutterloh will die.
Mr.. Robert ". Hardie died here this
afternoon at the age of rs. He was for
many years sheriff of Cumberland
county, and was highly respected citi-
zen and a prominent Mason.
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An Extra Session viii BE Called.

HELENA, Mont, July 27.- At con-
ference of prominent citizens with Gov.
Richards, it has been decided to call an
extra session of the Legislature to pass
bill forbidding consolidation of the
Great Northern and Pacific Railroads,
provided steps are taken to effect such
consolidation.
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TOBACCO CROP INJURED.
A Fine Crop Almost Destroyed by
Wind and Hail Storms.
,ecial to the News and Observer.
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., July

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., July 27
Mr.. F. w. Gregory was here from the
Crowell's section yesterday and said that
the winds and hail this week have
greatly injured the tobacco crop. One
very fine crop was almost entirely de-
stroyed.
Rains have been very fine for the crops
recently and the corn crop is especially
promising.
Rev. J. Hartwell Edwards, one of the
agents for the Baptist Female Univer-
sity, has spent several days here this
week and has raised a considerable
amount for the institution. He is
greatly gratifed at his reception and en-
cOuragement here.
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Murderer Lynched in California.

MADERs, Cal, July 27 Victor Adams,
who shot and killed Justice Boxer at
O'Neill's last Tuesday morning, was
lynched this afternoon near the scene of
the murder. Adams married Boxers
step daughter. The men had dispute
over some horses and Adams followed
Boxer to his home and shot him.
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The Fishing Still Fine.
.ciaI 70 the News and Observer.

SDeciaI 20 The News ana UDsefYer
M0REHEAD CITY, N. O., July 27.
The fishing is finer now than at any
time this season. The Atlantic Hotel
has reduced its rates to one dollar a day
fon the balance of the season, and big
fishing parties are expected.
The Knoxville party left yesterday,
after months stay here.
a delightful sail was given yesterday
DnSoop to large company of ladies
Fl. w. Jackson and Mrs. Jose
piels, of Raleigh.
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Largest Majority in a Century.

LONDON, July 27.-Only four returns
are now required to complete the cleo
tions for Parliament of 1895. The gov
ernment majority is 154, the largest any
ministry has had for century.
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Vaikyrie Sails for New York.

GoURocK, July 27.-V Valkyrie Ill, the
challenger of the American cup, sailed
for New York to day Her departure was
was witnessed by many thousands of en-
thusiastic spectators.
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Corbett viii Make No Defense.

NEW YORK, July 27.-James J. Cor
belts attorney has notified Referee
Jacobs that his client will make no de-
fense to the suit of Mrs. Ollie Corbett
for divorce.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Cleveland: h H. r.
Cleveland, 0O000002 o. ,
Boston, OOl014l0 Is Q
Batteries. Young, knell and Limmer; StiV-
etts and Camel.
At Louisville: r. ". r.
Baltimore, 3 S2 0 Il-22 p
Batteries: Inks, Childers, Cunninghami
tanner and Warner; Clarkson and Clarke,
At Chicago: II. n. y.
Chicago, 0l022-T II
Washington, O2O007O0 lilo l5
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittredgei
Anderson and Mcclure.
At Cincinnati: r. n. E.
Cincinnati 2131 1850 #-I2 20
Philadelphia, 0l0O300-4 IL
Batteries: Parrott and Vaughni Taylor,
Lampe and Clements.
AZ st. Louis: r. II. &c.
st. Louis, 002 100 OF o. 3
Brooklyn, lO220OO &c Ia
Batteries; Kissinger and Miller; Gumbeft
and Grim.
At Pittsburg:
The Pittsburg New York game was called
at the end of the fourth inning on account
Of rain, the score standing 60 in favor OF
New York.
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Big INSURANCE FRAUD
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF BEAU
FORT CHARGED WITH A
GRAVE CRIME.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS YESTERDAY.

A Conspiracy Formed by Agents and
Examiners TO SwindIe the Companies
--PersOns Suffering From Some Fatal
Malady Insured and the Money DlVi-
ded Up.-The Fraud Has Been Car
ried on for Some Ten or Fifteen Years
and Small Fortunes Thus Made.
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TORONTO, Ont, July 27.-Should
Holmes, the alleged murderer Of the
Pietzel children be brought to Toronto
for trial, the authorities could put in the
witness box thirteen or fourteen persons
who would furnish evidence against him.
1t might be proved that on the 18th of
October in company with a woman
known as Mrs. Howard, Holmes brought
Alice and Nellie Pietzl to this city; that
on the 25th of the same month Holmes
took these girls to the house
ON st. Vincent; that he was with
them in that house on the morning
of the date named and that
they never left the house alive. In
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War Threatened in Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 27.-An Indian
war similar to that which has been re-
ported between the Bannooks, Utes and
the settlers in Wyoming, may engage the
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o. J. CARROLL,

UulItu STATES MaFnnaI.
Marshal Carroll is not to be censured
more than other public officials who ap-
point relatives to office.
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INVESTMENT NOTES.

Colorado Springs mining quotations are as fol-
lows: Argentum-J uniata. 90; Mollie Gibson AZ,
Portland l99: Isabella 81: Gold and Globe. 10y
Creole 037s; Rosa. 1874; Anaconda, %; Union, 20.
| The United States Leather Company has de-
clared special dividend OF per cent on It's pre-
| ferred stock payable November l. Books close
| October 10.
| The Union Trust Company will pay on presenta,
ton the coupons Of the Union PACING Railroad
! Company collateral trust per cent Dohds' uue
July |, 1885
| The Central Railroad Of NewJersey has de-
clared a dividend Of II. per cent payable NO,
Vember !. Transfer books close OCTOBER II anu
reopen November 2.
| Conferences have been carried on for some time
among large first mortgage ana other interests
of the Union Pacific Railroad looking toward a
| reorganization of the main line Of the Union Pa
cifc proper. including the Kansas PACING line
and II is understood that plan is about ready 10
he brought out under the auspices OF an eXcep-
tionallv strong and experienced &C mmittee and a
prominent banking firm 1t Is said to be very
simple and TO have certain features which are
certain to bring in the support OF the first mort
gage bondholders generally. Chicago and North
western and Missouri Pacific interests are be-
lieved to predominant In the proposed reorgani-
Zation. >,
committee 81 first mortgage and c0nsoli-
dated bondholders and stockholders of the ore
gon Improvement Company has been formed
consisting Of John g. Moore, OF Moore Schley'
Henry W Cannon. president Of the Chase Ma
tlonal Bank: T. jefferson Coolidge. president OF
the Old Colony Trust Company. OF Boston; john
/ Waterbury. president OF the Manhattan trust
Company: Edwin S Hooley. Of Rolston x Bass.
and Jules S Bache, J. 5. Bache & Co. The de-
positaries are the Manhattan Trust Company,
OF this city, and the Old Colony Trust company;
of Boston Certificates Of deposit are to be listed
as soon as possible the Stock Exchanges or
New-York and Boston.
Messrs Daniel A. Moran & Co offer at 1O4 and
interest a limited amount Of the town OF New
town Long Island, embraced in the Greater New
York per cent bonds. average time 10 run ten
and one-half years The bonds are exempt from
taxation for town, county municipal or State
purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Charleston, buying r. AIS
count selling par; New-Orleans, commercial 10
discount bank par; savannah. buylng par, sell
ing ~ premium up to $1,000. l lilo premium 10:
s. 900 and over: San Francisco. sight par tee-
craph sc per 500 premium: Chicago. Zoe. die
count Boston 25c discount.
Bank clearngs were as follows al the places
named: -York-Exchanges. sl232sl lOl: pal
ances Sc, ,2O4. Boston-Exchanges, sls,oO0'.zS'
balances s2056.2S6 Baldmore-EXcnanses' ~
626 253; balances s409,407 Phlladelpnia-EN-
changes. sl4743S37: balances s26l76iS.
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar,
ket was 67I1c per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted at 53i. In London the price OF bar silver
advanced lie to 80 1916. The ST. Paul sailing TOT
Europe tomorrow, will cary 32o,O0O ounces OF
silver The accumulation Of silver at LONDON IN
connection with the Chinese indemnity Is growing
heavier. - rI
Money on call in London was Il per cent Inc
rate OF discount in the open market was 13us-lo
per cent for short and three months bills Inc
amount OF bullion which went into the Bank OF
England to-day on balance was 10000. BRUSH
consols were quoted at 107 S-l6 for money ana
1879 for the account American stocks In London
were lower Last quotations in London. compared
with yesterdays last prices and with their New
York equivalent. were az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

BONDS-THE FEDEFtAL TREASURY.
Sales OF Government bonds were confined to
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Loan. Time Money. Commercial P.per
~ n-I- On 4 smo. ! Amos, = 6 mes ;
,.a2 3 4e.. .. AZ l.4a5l

The foreign exchange market was weak the
damand yas Ught and bills were freely offered.
Ratea at which business was actually done were
as f1llOWl
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financial.
OREGON IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION.

-
r,. u,ssr.,gned at the request Of holders OF oo.
and stock OF the OREGON IMPRo"EnT'
COMPANY have consented to act as Cornh''.'ee "
,ro,ec, such interests and formulate plan Oh 'e'
ganization o,,Ds CON
HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BoNpS' 80
soIJDATEp MORTGAGE BONDS AND sToch OF ''"'
coronany are invited deposit the same WIN W.
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY. No. Nassan
Street New York. the OLD CoLONf
COMPANY Ames Building. Boston. under pre'"'n"''
agreement copies Of which may be obtained iro" '''
depositary Certificates Of deposit Will be gwen !"
listed as soon as possible the Exchanges IN We" i
and y son IL.
The agreement provides that any depos',or ni"' -
draw his securities without charge II he Is d'sSa,sea
with the Plan when issued -,
In view u the suits lately begun by the trustee '"u''
the Consolidated Mortgage. It is important tha' ueP''
made at
Dated October sh. 1895.
JOHN q. MOORE. =. s,,..
JOHN I. WATERBURY. c
Prest. Manhattan TRUST '"'
r. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. JK
Prrst. Oid Colony Trust Cos Boston
HENRY ". CANNON.
Prcst. Chase National bnnk.
EDWIN s. HOOLEf,
OF J. =. che Co.
SIMPSON TEACHER & BARNtM. Counsel
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~ steamer, for NORFOLK. poRTsMoirM; oLp POM ,iM
PETERSBURG and RICHMOND Va. ant W a., So,
Richmond via JAMES RrVER-Mo0day. wei and -.
For WEST POINT VA Tues fhaFs sna ssI ss,Sr.
days p m Through tickets and freight rates -
points s'u'" ""' w l. ouIr1AupEu Traffic Manager,
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French rentes were quoted at 100 francs As cen
times Paris exchange on London 20 francs -
cantirnes. Berlin exchange on London 20 marks
z2l4 pfennings
Gold premiums are quoted as follows at the
places named: Buenos Ayres 2lSoo Madrld TO-
Lisbon 24s. s.; Petersburg 80. Athens II, Rome
475 Vienna g.
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financial elections.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. II Broadway.
<ew-York October 1,h

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No II Broadway
New-York. October TN. 1898.
vTNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehoi-
l ers Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No II Broadway. Wednesday, November 18Th. 1895.
at ~ O'Clock
A Board 81 Directors FOR ensuing year TO he
elected and three Inspectors Of Election
tober ilth at O'Clock +. N. until Thursday. Novem-
y ". MwILIIAMs. Secretary.
NEwBtRGH DUCHESS 4 CONNECTICUT r. r. Co
NATTFAWAN. Dutchess Co. y. Y, October = 1906.
JNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
Frs and Income Bondhoders Of the Newburgh Duchess
and Connecticut Railroad Company for the OF D.
and Inspectors ~ Election Will be held the
oface 81 the Company. Mattcawan " Y. on Thursday
JNo. s. scHULTzE.
President.
ENTERTAINMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
: = WE'D At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No cio ~
way "a door north - Thirty hrst-st.. and AVER.
TISEMENTs the following Branch Offices; "a Eighth.
ave. corner Twenty thirdst, 1852 sixth-ave lsI
Fourth-ave.. cor. Fourteenth-st. CSC Thrd.ave 7ao
Thrd-sve cor. Forty-sevenh-st O26 rhlrd-aye near
sixty nrst T0s Frstave loo West Forty. second
li2 Cnlunlbus-ave 80 Avenue A. 323 Th,d-aye. ob-
West Fortysecond-s 1919 second-ave 55I Third ave
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS
Al the HARLEM OFFICES 40 East On ,-hunfra, and
twenty ATHEIST 243 West One and nth
ct and 72o West Oae hundred and forty up 10
y. IN, regular Office rates.
F. y; 1888 Broadway i2so Pedford-ave near Full
ton-st., sa4 Redford-ave. South od-st up 20 8
o. m. regular Office raisa
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A DVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. l ps.
n THE MN YORK THBHNE WILL, oi sE p,d I'D
way, 81 door north = Thirty nrsst and rss Nh
EASEMENTS ~ the foll'wnr Branch Offices 20 Es,sr
ave s. e corner Invent, tard.st. l52 siNh-aNe' 10
Fourth-ave. cor Fourteenth -. GO THIRD ave ,ssr
Third ave cor Forty ct enth-st n2d lhiri-aNcr
Sixty Tos First ioi Wesi Fost> .secona -,
it2 Columhus-aye - Avenue \. 1923 rhd-aNe'. ~
West Forty secondst. 1919 Seconi-aye hSi Thirds
LAS Thri-ave.. 2o5i 1hrdavs between one h""''''
andtwelfth and one nnnars and thrern,n SIS srs.
twenty -rs,h-s' 2iS Vest one hunire nd eniy
and 40 West One-hundred and forty ntth-st. up "
y. regular ONCE rates. 81. y,o~s.
Brooklyn a 39T Fulton-st. 6s Court-st.. ~ NJ
way Z. -: iFs Broadway l go Bedford-ave.. near
st. 1874 BEDFORD ave. South 2d-st. W
o. uar Office rates.
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IL f,r T., C~avra Puerto Cahell0. Curacao and NAT
caibo via Curacao from Pierrspont stores ~ oAy NJ
:. :. NFNEZt FLA ......-.... Tuesday. n't a, = n
: = cApN,.AS >afu-d,v NOV . | ? y.
These American steamers. built expressly Tor ths w.
have superior accommodate for passengers
For Marscalso. freeh, only a., a
S. S. MARACAlBO. ......-. Wednesday -. 80
9Otr.TON rTIcS e N'FrI.
lsns-nl Manages. i33 F-ont-s