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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-14
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6interfiBe am Mbenb naC9 Der Mrbeit Bee
feitigt bic lria9e.
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lebtere auf Der Mnipeien6eit Der %fDgenannten
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Die 0a1t in Der @egenb Der SefIelbeuge, i'm
Tefelgelente (&Dtbe) unb auf Der porberen
uno binteren@ 9tenbeinflG9e nieberGdbt urb
bis gum Sprunggelenf unb gum Gorberfnic
auffteigt. Die 6aut erbGGt 8orfen, G9runz
ben unb &iiie, ipdter perDidt ie ft9 4trb
aeiat Bel LANCER Oauer bes 2eibens pdpilz
i0fe @u6erungen. Die Bferbe itampfen
ptel unb f9laqen aus, defenders bes gtuhts,
benaqen l1nb reiben Die &~Ot6engegenb.
IS empfieblt ft6 gegen bas 2etben bas
N6f4neiben Der langen Seiiel6adre uno cine
uuaaenbli9e Heinigung, bas 6eiBt Elm
qriinOli6es @6biirften, 8etupfen unb Gin
mei9en nit elmer tparmen 2%prpcenttgen
2piOII0iung ober cine no3maIige @inretz
bung nit ~2pfolglpcerin 80; bus eriterc
@erfabren, bus 8aben in Elmer 2pIpllO1ung
bon 2 Bro5ent, 1T bas einfu9Tte unb befeiz
tigt bas Qeiben griinblt9 unb entI6ieben
iiher in t~iir5eiter 3ett, getpDbnli4 in psnis
gen Sagen.
The oasis., 1895-12-28
Good Placer Mine For Sale.

fine Placer Claim 10 work by hydraulic pro- cess; water for such use easily and cheaply developed. Title perfect; government pa- tent. Sold only on account of ill health of the owner. For particulars address THE OAsIT office, Nogaies, Arizona
The oasis., 1895-12-28
Amerlean V. 2. charcn soalh.

Reverend s. V. Dilley, pastor. Services every Sabbath at II a. m. and 7.3o D. m. Prayer meeting every We'd nesday at 7:30 ?. m.
The oasis., 1895-12-28
Nr1N1~G NE vs.


 Silver Bell district were current in Tucson early the present week.
 It is stated that Bisbee company is preparing to develop the mine known as Las Pilares, near Nacosari, in the Mectezuma district of Sonora.
 There is still considerable placer mining done around Dos Cabezas Cal- on. Occasionally some good finds are reported by the placer miners, the major part of which is done by Mexi- cans.
 The printers who are placer mining in the Chemehueves Mountains, near Kingman, are according to the Miner, doing well with their dry washers. The gold obtained is coarse and com mands sl9 per ounce,
 About forty miles south of Maricopa the Williams Brothers have half a dozen miners at work developing some great gold lodges they have located. The ore bodies are large, the ore runs high in gold and is free milling.
 In Mohave county there are i'm mense quantities of free milling gold and silver ore in the country embraced by Weaver and Minnesota mining dis tricts, and a large reduction plant in operation would do fine business.
 At Globe the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling company blew in the first furnace on Wednesday last an event which has long and anxious ly been awaited Another furnace will be fired in a day or two, and with in ten days three furnaces will be pouring out wealth of molten cop per.
 Tn the district court of MaricOpa county the famous half million dol lar suit of Clement ys. Hall ct al, in volving one-seventh of the Mammoth mines, at GOldfields, and percentage of their output for years past, has been stricken from the calendar on the motion of plaintiffs attorneys. Clement is dead and the case with him.
 Four Mexicans entered the store of Becker & Mccormick at Morenci min ing camp early last Wednesday morn ing. They demanded of Paul Becker who slept in the store, that he open the safe. He refused to do so and at tempted to escape, when they stabbed hlm in the back fatally An alarm was given and in the attempt to arrest the robbers Pablo Salcido, a prominent citizen, was instantly killed. The robbers were finally captured.
 The Prosperity mine in Greenlee district about ten miles northwest of Clifton, located by Charlie Hog sett and E. Frye last June, is a very promising gold property MT Frye brought in a piece of ore from the vein or pay streak which is not only a beautiful specimen but assays over 1,0v0 in gold to the ton. The lucky owners will put on night and day shift and work the mine for all it is worth.
 In Hamburg district, Yavapai coun- ty, T. P. Carson, formerly of the Rey- inert Company in Pinal county, and an experienced mining man, after careful and thorough examination of that section, interested himself in the well known Farley group Of mines, and is actively at work developing the properties, having obtained a bond on tham at price which is said to go up into six figures. The group consists of thirteen claims.
The oasis., 1895-12-28

LNANTED: Several trustworthy gentlemen
 W or ladies to travel in Arizona for estab- lished, reliable house. Salary SisO and ex- penses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope The Dnpi pion Company, Third Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, m
The morning times., 1895-08-23
BLIND MOTHER DESERTED
Seven -Year-Old Clarence White
Also Took ALI Her Money.
The Poor Woman Was Led Here From
Virginia by. Her Little Son, Who
Fled From Her in the Night.

An aged blind woman with tears in her
sightless eyes, called at police headquar-
tiers last night and beseeched Detective
Sergeant Perry and Detective Joe Carter to
help her find her missing boy. She gave
her name as Sarah White, of Danville, Va
aud said her son was Clarence White, seven
years OF age
lie ran away from her Wednesday night
while she was lodging at the Central Union
Mission The boylefthis bed bedaboutmidnight
aud disappeared, taking all the money she
had and leaving his blind mother alone, and
helpless in strange city.
Mother ana son came here on an eXcur-
sion Wednesday. In the evening she
called on Sanitary Officer Frank at the
District building She related piteous
tale of how She had been living in poverty
in the Virginia city, and by sknping made
both ends meet. She decided TO come on
trip TO Washington, accounts of which she
had often heard hcrneighborS read from the
newspapers. With her eyes she could
never hope TO behold the beauties of The
National Capital, but she wanted her chill
dren 10 see ii all, and she would die con
tent.
Several months rolled around, and at
last sufficient money TO procure passage
for herself and son on a cheap excursion
TO Washington, given by a religious SO
ciety OF Danville Guided by her seven
year-old son, and trusting implicitly to
him, the blind mother started out. After
many vicsSitudes and narrow escapes,
the two wandered into Sanitary Franks
office. TIE gray-haircd woman told Ter
tale, and asked TO be directed TO the Central
Union Mission She stayed there with her
boy until Thursday morning
On awakening that day she found that
he had disappeared, carrying with him his
mothers all, S3-l0 in change, which She
had in pocketbook.
You VIII know Clarry the minute you
come across him." said the surrowful old
lady to the officers. He had SIX toes on
each foot when he was born, and six fin
gers on eachhand, bat hada physician take
off the extra fingers and toes You can
identify him by the amputation marks e"
what sort of looking boy is hep
asked Sergeant Perry.
"Oh, sir, he is as pretty as a picture"
she said. with q sigh. Il have never seen
my boy because l am blind, but Ihaye heard
people say he was so beautiful"
The detectives furnished the blind mother
with a hearty dinner and in company with
two kind-hearted little boys, who vol
unteered TO guide her, she started for the
First preCiact station, where she spent
last night The detectives believe the miss
ing lad is in Baltimore, as he had expressed
10 his mother a desire to 20 there.
The morning times., 1895-08-23

This is the labelin our new
Fall Derbys. The hat we
sell at So and guarantee to
be equal to any S. hat in
town, which means that if
after wearing one you have
any complaint to make OF
the quality of fur or trim
mings, or if for any reason
it is unsatisfactory, return 1t
and get a new one without
being questioned.
They are here in all the
popular shades and colors,
and all standard blocks,
Knox, Youmans, Miller, Dun
lap, and the h. c. q Co.,
block, one of the prettiest
and most stylish shapes OF
the season.
The morning times., 1895-08-23
Policeman Herbert,.s Daughter Won

Miss Mabel Herbert, the little daughter
OF Policeman Herbert, of the Fourth pre-
cinct, took the first prize a gold watch,
at the musical and literary entertainment OF
Goodwill Lodge, No. 7, l. o. O. f, which
was given Wednesday night at Odd Fellow S
Hall, Navy Yard. The prize was for the one
selling the greatest number OF tickets.
The second prize was awarded to Miss
Mabel Hoffman, who disposed of $50
tickets for cash. Sergt. Daley was in
charge OF the entertainment, which was
"a pronounced success.
The morning times., 1895-08-23
Sparks Set Fire 10 stables.

Sparks from neighboring sawmill set
fire to the stables of William Z. Chaffee, at
New York avenue and Twenty first street
northwest, at about O'Clock yesterday
morning. An alarm was sent in from box
3l2 and the flames extinguished after but
$50 damages had resulted.
The morning times., 1895-08-23
Tsnd n Cnhhle-stnnc.

William Campbell, colored, was arrested
last night by Policeman Hoe and taken
10 the Eighth precinct station house on tho
charge OF asSaulting Charles II. Johnson,
also ColOred, with a cobble- tone. The
arrest was made on a warrant sworn out
by johnson.
The morning times., 1895-08-23

We think We can produce PRINTING
thatIl please you IN every particular II you
give us a chance Estimates furnished.
McCH-L g. WALLACE, Printers,
IlU. Street \. w. Phone, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
TO PRESS MS CLAIM AGAINST EcrADoR

Julio Santos whose claim against the Government
Of Ecuador has been pending for ten years arrived
here Yesterday on the steamer Finance from No'o''
He had been 10 Ecuador to get additional evidence
regarding his claim. Mr. Santos Is native OF fcua-
a. ,,, hacsua 9 nat,,ralizel American citizen IN
1s7i He went back 70 Ecuador and went INTO th ne
expor, business In 1884 revolution proke ou' h un
fund for the suppression OF the outbreak ana re-
fused ThereuDon his property was conilscateu. ne
months when he was released through the EFFORTS OF
the American consul , 49, ,oor
prosecuting his claim which ~ for large amount
ever since. His brother is Bolivian consul n sis
cl,v Tho claim is TO he arbitrated. MI santos
said that when he left Ecuador the findings or me
Mahony-Vasquez Commission had not been rall i
nor had the boundary dispute between Ecuaoo''
Peru and Colombia been settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

The price of domestic exchange on New-lork
was quoted to-day az follows at the places
named: Chicago. 80 cents premium; Boston, par
savannah. buying u discount: selling, par;
Charleston buying. y discount; selling par; san
Francisco. sight. 10: telegraph. l2is; New-oF-
leans commercial. $50 discount; bank par.
Bank clearings were as follows az ths pdc.'
named: New-York-F.xchanges. 140.3,46si: ball
ances. SO So i43 Chicago-Exchanges. sl' s'5o2s;
balances sl190. j9j. ladeph!a-Exchanges,
xta 400 sie. balances s. 4g6 BOG Bost0n-Ex-
rhanges sl7. 93S: balances sl.949,s30.
The price OF commercial bar silver In this mar
l<et was 592. nominal. per ounce. Mexican
dollars were quoted At 4st. In LONDON par sil-
1s~ was unchanged at - 1854 per ounce; the
market steady.
Light business is reported in the market ior
foreign exchange. with a firm tone ana no eA,
nactatlnn Of lower rates The close was duh ana
steady The following table shows the rates at
which business was actually done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

Money on call in London was hni per GEM,
the rate II discount IN the open market Tor snort
and for three months bills was ~ per cent Ihe
Rank of England gained f5i3.60l on balance III
the last week but only $4,000 net was I'M
ported The proportion II the bank 5 reserve 10
ahi,itv which last week was $685. per cent. IS
nov "a "a per cent against decline from 10y
per cent to 4l.44 per cent at the same time iasI
wear No change made to-day IN me
banks minimum rate ~ discount "n,cnrs
mains NJ ner cent BIRTHS" cOnsols advances
u for money 10 1903 l5-l6. and the same for mo
account To lO4 American securities were oe-
cdedly lower, and Canadian Pacihc receue sl =,
IN 50 ST Paul IL. To 56as Illinois Central IN 10
s9i9 Erie a To 10. Louisville and Nashville = 70
SAX. Reading % to 6as. .Iew-York Central J. 70
l0l and Atchlson II II 4A.
French per cent rentes. 1Ol francs 62I. CEN
times: Parts exchange on London, y centifne
lower at % francs 1914 centimes: Berlin sgnt
sterling 20 marks 80 pfennings. The weekly
crease of s25 900 francs in god and decrease
of 6S75 900 francs in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
WoBK OF THE UNITED STATES COURTS.

United States Commissioner Shields VINO Is a'So
cerk NJ the United States Circuit Court yesterday
announced that during 1894 there were 22i actions
b4cun in the common law branch Of the United
States Circuit Court and 365 cases were tried ana
disposed Of In the equity branch ., SUITS Were
hsrrn and l43 heard and disposed Of In the crin,
nal branch 90 indictments were found ana - trle1
and disposed Of There were 2b6S motions hea az
and disposed Of There were 452 alpeais from lile
Board Of General Appraisers and POS were as
ed IF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
rypr CUJrr FJSpER RETIRED.

Fire Chief John F Fisher of the Eighth tat
TALON Of the Fire Department. has been retired ny me
Fire Commissioners at his own request on account
Of iii health He appointed assistant inre'n n1
IN 1858 the following year was maze ioio',fl,, .
IN 1877 was elevated TO chief OF battanon Iser -
now s,xtv years old. AMI MS health - broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
WEST SHORE r. r.

Trains i,a,e VS. ~ 81. station. Now York. as foi-
lows AID - minutes earlier fon loot Franklin st.:
800 \. VI. I4.f. locn. to Buffalo.
3;II :. IL Da.y f.r Alban;. i'uca Syracuse E,chcs-
Co.,. BufhIo. Na-ail la.s. Detroit. Chicago. except
saturday f.r Toronto.
J;i3 T.. Vi. u.ty ipr Albany Montreal. Utica. SYRIA
c4s-. N.chDsfcl Iunau. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
ts.it. cleveland. Chicago and st. Louis
S:I5 - Vi. lay. except sunday, for Utica. Syracuse.
Loch'ster and Buffalo.
S.fa - VI. paIy for Albany. Utica Syracuse Toch,s-
ter iuna0. Niagara FAILS Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicago and -. Louis.
For tickets tables u local trains. paror sleep
lng-oar accommodations apply city Dnict BROOKLYN and
Now-York. and al stations Tine tables principal
hotels. other Information addtefs
G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
CRUISE TO THE MEDITEKRANEAN

~ Nv spocialv chartered steamer Fricsland Feb "ih
isa5 visiting Bermuda. Azores Gibraltar Malaga Gran
ada. Nhambra Algers. Cairo seven days al Jerusalem"
Bevrout Ephesus Constantinope. Athens Rome yin
si95 hotels excursions. fees. &c. included pifAn1'l
AMI accompanied by +. g. clark. eN-lni'd states i'
consul al Jerusalem and staf II r"nprt'i H.
thirty excursions t. Europe. Ocean tickets 10y all lf-
send for Tourist Gazette. 80. ,.. =. =
'e''N ~ y {, CLARK Tourist Agt III BwaF. y y.
neicini ,ricknt Al PennsA lNAnll q EIIr Il ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
WHITE STAR LINE.

~ -,,-,- -, % -,
s'rsitonic Jan III. 10 a. m 'Ieutohic - "n IT,, H. ''
f.riiannc Jan -. : IT, III. latahnc ....i. ~ - 80
Majestic Jan 30. " a IN 'Aldles' - ~ 80 900
FROM White star Dock. foot ~ West luil-si .,.,..
-, ,oTroX CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
saloon rates $50 upward according t" steamer anu ,-
ION ~ berth second cabin these steamers 50
81 s.0 S,eerage from New-NorA. britannia ami
Nt~iatic SO. on Majestic and rcutonic SD IrciaI
,t-icts S15 No % broadway. Ncw-NprS. Philadelphia
m e 400 Wanui-st. II. MAITLAND kEhSEl' Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO IL. IL.
fagf fa
baltimore. Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati
Lnuis md Al pOImln McsI

FI'LLMAN OAR sEKNl'E on ALL TRAINS
Leave New York. Of Libcrty-st.. daily Tor CHI
cAGO. 1:aD p. IN. and i4'i1 nishL For PITTsBCRG.
30 H. m l2.ij night. For CINCINNATI ST IDIIS'
900 q. m. GOO y. For WAsHiNGTON HAITI,
MORE. 900 a. IN. nl ~ Dining car. 10 q 40
u. M sunday. 600 D. m Dining Caro- 500 D. m
u II night AZ trains run daily except $40 =. m.
Nt.W-ORIEANS. VIA Roanoke, bristol and Chnftn-
noo,a. through Pullman sleeping Car. 500 D. m daily
Ticket Offices li3 i72. 2di. AIS. 40 Bdway n f,st
IAN 81. 2' Bowery y y: sii $50 Fulton s.. Brook
Transfer Co. will call for check baggage
from hotel oil residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
U. S. REGISTERED BONDS ON DEPOSIT

. psrce
F F"aas S Ssa Of 1891 per
Totals .................sls c 7O7. 700 sl5Ool 900
Persons hostile to National banks should
notice the amount of money. belonging to the
banks. which the Government has the use Of.
and on which the banks get no interest-$29,-
S46.lS7
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The stock market was exceedingly heavy th's
morning. owing to the bad showing Of St Paul,
gross earnings for the fourth week In December,
and Rock Islands statement for the month.
Pretty nearly everything went down. especially
the Changers, as was natural They opened
lower by large fractions and at one time had
declined a point or more a1ditional-Rock lslano
and Northwestern each | to 60h and 94;s re-
spectively. and st Paul and Burlington each ~
to 547s for the former, and 69s for the latter
The trading In them active. Indeed, Win
Sugar. they furnished most of the days totaf~
transactions Of 17l.726 shares. Central OF New.
Jersey also further depressed, and declined
3A below last nights close to S5a, owing to
some sales Of long stock and continued bearish
talk about It's dividend next week; but 1t rallied
before the day ended, and closed at 81, net loss
Of IA.
The change occurred about midday. News
from Washington indi ted that the Railroad
Pooling bill would soon be favorably acted upon
by the Senate. and tat the President would
make further efforts fJr reform of the
rency situation. 1t was also again reported that
the Secretary Of the Treasury would resign; but
no one VINO realized MI Ca.llsles staying powers
believed this, and later 1t was positively denied
But the tales soon led II brisk covering OF short
counts and the market, which was entirely
professional. responded quickly Quotations i'm
proved. and the rise continued until at or near
the close which was at about the highest prices
Of the day The Fooling-b!ll rumor helped the
Changers especially. and three Of them showed
net gains over last nights close Rock Island
p TO 6lIa, Burlington to 70A and ST. Paul y TO
Sc North wesern was unchanged. The net adj
vance Of Sugar was IA points TO Ssh and stories
were soberly told about the Trusts improved
position in regard to purchasers Of raw material
as II any one expected this stock to respond TO
legitimate conditions.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY,
Government sold: $4,000 IS. coupon, at III;
IS 600 5s registered, al ll6A. Quotations were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
CLYDE LINE.

n. CHARLESTON s e. the South and Southwest.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From Pier ~ r. II. dO0t II Roosevelt -hi), d" D., IN
IROOI ................ tl's'iN ''' =
CHEROkEE. ''.'''
An steamers have frstclass passenger dcepnli 'i's
" WM T. CLYDE & co. Gcne'h Agents.
Bowling Green. y. \.
Fla Cent & Penn Fast r. & p. Line VIA l4cis my .''
e;rca So Freight ana Passenger Line via 'hatlesio
T. c. Eyer. Gonl ACi.. b? bWAN y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
CI-\ARD LINE,

"a TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
l:,niria .....Jan :. noon Lucana. Jan. &c 30 a. m
AlraniaJan H. i 2. m. Etfuria ....Feb =. 10 a. Do.
Imbria Jan. 10. y. IN -.,.. ,
From Pier 40. North River. 700; OF carlson - n
r,ln passage 500 and upw nd Second cabin 20 $50
siS according 10 steam and accomm odatons
Storage tickets and frou, all parts ~ Europe
cry lev rates For freight and passage Apply At we
,.9rnpanv's Office. No 4 Bowling Green. New-Noik
VERNON II. BROWN CO. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
%l RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of Desbrcs>e' AMI 'or"'n''
N EFFECT NOVEMBER -. lsol.


,ToXs fact or pe,brcsSe. AMI Cortlanit Streets
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER - lso',
pp1',"o y~FrNNsYLvANIA LIMITED -iuilman
cnf ,rnc siepns Dining SMOKING ana Trie g
uon cars: AIiyes Ch,eng3 . rnssan m 7i5 a. N.
200 r. MnGiicA N0S pnns cars to 81 Louis Louis
VIE and Chicaeo Arrive Cincinnati 1913 y NJ ="
9 d DO u M wE rs3f2 xREss Pullman Sleeping
sy. Pnnf :, s, n G6lesso P 81 day
80 p. M-s0ITHWEsTERN EXrlIE @G :, Inuis
S ,rryla ana Z; p ~ Indianapolis 1915 T. NJ
,ous ,, a ,c' fXpREss pullman Sleeping car
:" Irttshnrr Connects for chicago daiiy' ana Oe''
land ~ WASHINGTON i,Tr Hr AND rHE soITH ICON.
:. 30 = loiV u'."nI pari,r and Dining cars go
6mas Car i89 dining ca, ' ,saS c @'
IN "'s su J.. ,i"r and dining Caro- $50 dlnns '"''
81 9,nns KIRK GaT = = rMXrTss $40 NJ. daily
se9c Aassa ]ic , sSnss Memphis ha n and Ne%.
oricIoe' IL T.; night daily. sleelers to MohF''''''
ara XIa COAST LINE noo A. NJ daily ssspers 70
"rnri1 -, Augustine Macon. Charleston %" l. a.
a| ssFe 70 o Tf%'1 S H. Espres. 800 p NJ
5a Th rGr Ss JMFo T AMI ToRFoLK via Cape
Thaiits R'lie 4 NJ weck-day and WIZ" i"'"s"
r Ssc lT xTr CIV Axp CAPE MAY. 100 week
days Through Buffet rarer Car 70 A' ,:ry AMI Point
For Ing Hr@'D Ni'"I TO- 90 SO and ii5c T. NJ
rcsgys snndals except Ashury Park and ocean
Grove. 90 ! ron IN iriiiiurADElrHIA. - cD,.
60 :" : * - II no 2 $40 dining car T.
4ao DINING Cars /, Dining car .d "a 80 ,,,an 10 10
DINING Csr,. 32o pinIulsCan, go dining
tar Dining carr .a = 81 a. ligG isaS III and sci
Er'nlway. / Asior House and fa1t 81 So, -
c,silandi street, Court STR a,lon s, ~ rnl,on
-eri urociyn: station. Jersey ci;y TIE New I'm o,
if.ls ami rc.tan. cs through 10 desi N,,.,nr
= NJ Ii't. 49,, General Passt Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
STEAMSHIP LINES

wi FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
eleven iron steamships. aggregatnS 81 900 IONS
From New York. Wednesday, FRIDAY ana Sstufdny.
I,I,IIGHTFUL SIN DAYS VOYAGE ~ STA
70 GALVESTON, TEXAs. Thence b. Ia.i 20 MEXiCo
rY AND POINTS IN MEXICO. and % DENVER,
CoLoRNDO STRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also -
SA% FRANCISCO and all California Winter Resorts.
''''' FLoTl pA-v1A BRrNSMICK; g..
TO JAcnsONvn-LE, ST. AuGInrsrlNl IAMPA g.;
po,ns in Texs colorado Utah Arizona California MeNi'
~ &c Ceorpt. Florida. Excellent accommodated IS.
W Write for cur Go-page Pocket Guide tmaief tfee!-
c Il MALLORY & co. Gen. Agis. RE 90 ~ n. N y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
TO INVESTIGATE THE DEPARTMENTS

A COMMITTEE SIMILAR TO THAT OF SENATOR
LEXow TO co TO BRooKLYN-woRK OF
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT SOCIETY.
The resolution introduced at Albany by Assem-
blyman Wray providing for the complete ana thor-
,ugh investigation OF ali the city and county de-
partments III Brooklyn was prepared by the La"
enforcement Society. of which George r. tllott IS
the head The society will aid the WORK OF 'ne
Wray Committee by the facts In It's POSSESSION
Mr. Elliott said yesterday that the aim OF the III,
ycsiigation Will be TO further the interests or Soou
government in all departments ard to improve
methods ~ administration. The committee Wou n
work unon similar lines 10 those followed by the
Iexow Committee In NewYork. II had not Deeh
determined when the work would DeSih'