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ARMY PROMOTION.
rhr President Appoints 81 Maior-Gene

rhr President Appoints a Msior-Generai
ana Two GrigAdirr-tcucrsl.
NASulNGroV, April ri The presi-
den, has made the following appoint
mcut~ in the army. Brig ten. Leslie
Merritt 10 bc major-geuerai: col. /ena-
Il. Bliss. Twcuty-.o I'th infantry. TO
be % rIgadicr-general; Col John j.
Ioppuger, Tventy-third infantry, To
be hrjgadicr-gcneral
Gru. Merritt wa, born in New York
city June lG 1886 The war was on
when he graduated i'm 1851 from West
Point soon after he was promoted
To % captaiucy and took part in stone
mans famous raid ON Richmond 30
rapid was his promotion that within
eighteen months after leaving West
Point he was brigadier-gcncral IT,
command of cavalry division 90
the army OF the Potomac. For gallant
and meriloriou> service at the
battle Of Gettysburg hc was hr,v-
etcj maior-geueral and commits
stoned Northumberland i'm the re su-
lar army Ills brilliant services in the
shenandoah campaign, and up to the
surrender of Gcn. Lee. won him the
tccr~ After the war he served many
years ina the west. distinguishing him
self against the Indians In lS>a he
was placed in charge of the military
academy at West Point Seven years
ago this month he was appointed
hrgadicr-gcucral and placed i'm COM
mdud of the department of Dakota.
tuI Bliss graduated from West Point
seven wears before Gcn Merritt. Ills
first service was in Texas Early in
tine war he was taken prisoner and for
one year was held in the negro Jail
ar Richmond. On his release from
imprisonment he was named colonel
of the Tenth Rhode Island volunteers
and remained with il until honor ,bly
mustered out at the close OF the var.
Twice during the rebellion he was
recommended for promotion to the
rank of rigadjer-general On being
mustered ont Of the volunteer service
Doe enlisted in the regular army and
has served longer on the southwestern
frontier than any other officer il the
service
,nl tuppiugrr is probably better
known to the world a> the late James
g.. BIuIue.S >ou-iu-law than as an army
officer lle married Alice blaine who
died several years ago, leaving two
ruudreu.
Ju,tice dockets at LEADER OFF e. I
Wauted-Situation as gardu'r and
small fruit grower by an eNT fenced
man. Address Daniel Haner Van Blu
rem Mo. lSws
our better halves say they could not
keep house without Cha uberlain's
. Cough Remedy. II is used in more
than half the homes in Leeds. Sim
Bros. Leeds, Iowa This shows the
esteem in which that remedy is held
where IL has been sold for years and is
well known. Mothers have learned
that there Is nothing 40 good for colds,
Group and whooping cough, that II
cures these ailments quickly and per
mauently, and that IL is pleasant and
safe for children u take. IS and so
cent bottles for sale by y Lille Il
I Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-28

1T would require considerable eNer-
tion for ex-senator Farwell TO rally
around a Ben Harrison boom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-28

JrUGGNG from the actions of the
officers there is a Thorn in the Ledger
murder mystery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-28

AFTER the Scotland Yard detectives
have finished solving the Ledger muir
der mystery they might be giyeE a
chance to locate the brains Of the city
council
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Ir looks like adding insult TO injury
to compel China to pay all the expenses
Of getting licked
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sunsoRIrrIoN RATES.


WILL Guthrie lose sight Of those
railway prospects Not on Your reser-
yatiou
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Anyone who is suffering from consti-
patton or indigestion, would do well
co try Beggs little giant pills. They
give perfect satisfaction. Sold by your
popular druggist Seaton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-28

THE Bell Telephone company made
about -, 600, coo last year How is
that for sound money"
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NotIce to SnhscrIhers

Subscribers to The Leader who fail
TO receive their papers promptly every
morning will please report such fail
ures TO this Office at once.
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DESPITE newspaper reports Mrs.
Vanderbilt persists in remaining in an
unmarried state Of happiness
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Don't Read ThI.

Unless you wish to know that Beggs
diarrhea balsam is the best medicine
on earth for summer complaint. Never
fails. Cures every time. Equally good
for children Sold and warranted by
Spaton
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The best way to avoid scalp diseases,
hair falling out, and premature bald
ness, is to use the best preventative
known for that purpose-Halls hair
renewer.
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For Sale-Steam threshing machine
the best make; also good farm for sale
or rent, one mile south of Gown. APP
ply at this office. % II
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II the price Of beef continues on the
up grade it will soon be mentioned in
connection with the new currency
schnmns
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Young men, young woven, attend
the Capital City business college. II
your means are limited let us know
your condition and We will send you
suggestions. - Capital City Business
College p d
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Beggs' Blood Purifier
Beggs' Blood Purifier.
Beggs Blood Purifier
for all diseases of the blood. A posi-
tive guarantee with every bottle.
Call for and be sure you get Beggs'
and take no other. Sold by Seaton
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1HE Japanese war is ended and the
Illinois Democracy now has the right
of way.
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Robbed

OF nice head of hair just through
negligence. When your hair begins TO
fall out don't neglect it, but get bot
tie of Beggs' hair renewer which will
stop its falling out, and if turning
gray will restore its natural color
For sale by Seaton
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Found at Last.

A sure cure for diarrahea and sum
mer complaint. 1t Is Beggs diarrhea
balsam. Druggists do not keep it,
They sell il For sale by Seaton, the
popular druggist.
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EreptOIen. LackdIpdnnd @, U

L<ithu I0NtltA W. u
DR. X. V. PIERCE:
Dear SH-Several years
ago I took your " Fa-
Vorite Prescription"
At that time, | was so
miserable and had been
80 for many years that
l could scarcely drag
myself around. | con-
cluded TO try your med
icine. | took half q
dozen bottles and ! have
not had a return Of my
old trouble.
Hoping others will be
benefited as ! have been,
Aaa ~ ~ HAk EH
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WOMEN WHO SUFFER

Zach month can find relief ard emancipation
from their troubles Dr. Pierces Favorite
Prescription is a safe and certain remedy
compounded by an eminent physician for
those weaknesses common 10 women. Back
ache. lrreguarity, Headaches, Dizziness,
Leucorrhea, Womb Troubles, and Nervous
ness, are readily cured by the "Prescrip-
ton" DIR. Pierce has received hundreds q
testimonials Here is one:
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Teachers reglsters-best found
printed-bound in MANILA and cloth
for sale at Boyle's book store The
law says these registers are required
to be used by teachers in all public
schools Approved by Superintendent
Cameron. II
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Lost-A purse. containing some
money and letters Finder return 10
fhia Office aud receive reward.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Award.

Large front room for rent IL No
BILE avenue. Address 50 this Office.
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SUNDAY, APRIL e.. 1925.

rur DAILY LEADER accepts advcrtis-
d nR with the distinct aud positive guar
.ntcc that 10 has double the pald
circulation of any news paper published 10
Ukia coma
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Go to Hrzel Brothers for cheap gro
ceries. 10 I'm
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Ihe ice cream season is open al the
Vienna bikery. Harrison avenue
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Tbr Irnnrr.

iy the Leader Printing Company,
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Justice dockets at LEADER Off e. 1

Nauted-Situation as gardu'r and
smal. fruit grower by an eNT fenced
man. Address Daniel Haner Van Blu
rem No lSWS
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Circulation ...... II ii2 100 II. 80 Dec. s.2oo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposit Of the ie-
spective dates:
s.:s'r :ss s I,ss ss 81 90
Total reserve. sissO.osOo ,isS.7osoo Dec. s2s22
against deposits i4osr;7sa iaes7s.i5o Dec. co'sTs
Surplus ...... s4s as5 o7a sS. $50 Inc. sns3,5
The Clearing House sta tement for the day
as follows: Exchanges. 3s4, sS0.572; balances, s.
313405. For the week: Exchanges $ie5 02l. 039:
balances. $50. .23G. which indicates decrease
in the volume of business In this city.
The total exchanges Of ali the clearing houses
were ssI1 092 $751; against 1868 s7Os72 last week and
ssoS, 577. $50 the corresponding week Of 1894.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Conditions Of yesterday remained In the stock
market to-day. The impression that Congress
would do something to help the financial stua-
ton grew even stronger. but nothing indicated
that this impression rested on any definite basis.
Commission houses with Washington wires de-
clared that they had had no orders to buy
stocks More gold was taken from the Sub
Treasury, but the amount actually exported to-
day was less than was expected. The difference
remained with the banks. National Lead was
the most active stock dealt in and Its net de-
cline Of ~ points to 29N for the common and
On to 79A for the preferred was due to liquidat
ing sales. In the belief that the company Is
on the common stock was not earned Chicago
Gas was next In activity, and Its loss was u at
the close to 72h. There was no news on the
property. II the dealings in these stocks. which
respond 70 conditions, peculiar to themselves.
were eliminated. the market would have been
almost lifeless. but yet remarkably firm. under
the circumstances. The Changers were strong
on the rather Unexpectedly good net earnings
OF ST. Paul for December. although the result
was severely attributed to "skinning the prop
erty. Even Jersey Central was up u to 50 at the
end OF the session. In view OF the report OF
Lackawanna for 1885, worse figures are expected
for Jersey Central. The bank statement, which
is discussed elsewhere In This article. produced
no impression on the market. The c.ose was
irregular
In connection with the subject or Withdrawals
OF gold from the Sub-Treasury. II Is interesting
to note that much Of the gold which the GOV
eminent has lost remains In this country: on
November "a. when the bids for the last bonds
were opened. the net gold reserve was. In rounh
numbers, $57, 900 900. From the bonds were re-
ceived S5S. 500 0o0. making the gold In the Treas
ury vaults SIG, 100000. The reserve on January
"a 1895 was about t5e.600.000. showing loss TO
the Government Of $50 100000. OF this. $29 100000
has been exported and $50. 900 slowed away In
banks trust companies and private safes.
BONDS AND MONEY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 IS. coupon. at
11ek. Quotations came lower again. az follows:
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finanrial.
OREGON SHORT LINE
UTAH NORTHERN RAILWAY co.
Consolidated Mortgage and Collateral Trust
s Per Cent Bonds

TIE hearing the appointment Of separate receiver
occurs the MONTH therefore the tine FOR
further deposits OF bonds without penalty is hereby ex-
tended In that date.
The deposit both here and in Amsterdam with the
committee amount - more than hall OF tie whole
issue OF the Consolidated Mortgage bond@ but We urge
holders to further strengthen hands by an IMMEDi-
ATE DEPOSIT OF MORE BONDS WITH THE
NEW-YORK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY
CO.. NETWORK, AND THE AMERICAN LOAN
AND TRUST CO., BOSTON. Those hesta,ins should
remember tina, delay Il likely TO prove harmful to their
interests In severn and probably In rcosanza-
ton proceedings which may develop In the future.
y. ENDICOTT PEABODY. Chairman
president American Loan & Trust Co.. Boston,.
WALTER q. OAKMAN president New-York
Guaranty 4 Indemnity Co. New ork).
ROWLAND DAVIS BLAKE Dros. Co.
New-York).
w. 2. FITZ. Boston.
GEO. G. LEE Usee. IIigginson Co. Boston)
DARTHOLD sCHLEsINGER. Boston.
FRANCIS =. BANGS president The
State Trust Co.. New-York).
Committee.
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RANKs-LocAL SECURITIES.

Appended is table of the current auo,''O
for city bank stocks. together win 'he" POI
,alua and latest sales
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financial elections.
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
New-Nork. January IS 1928.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing Of the stockholders ~ the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company will be he'd In the Companys office.
IN the City ~ -, Louis. Missouri. on Tuesday the
18th day OF March, 1885, 300 O'Clock A. M for the
thirteen Directors for the ensuing year and
Tor transaction of other business that may
before said meeting
The annual meeting II the Directors viii be held al
the orce MeGn, sday. the 18Th day Of March.
"a O'Clock
The stock transfer books will lie closed on Friday.
Feb LIST sl5 AZ 800 O'Clock l.. ~. and re0pened on
Thursday. March l4th. 1890 at 1000 O'clock A. NJ
GEO. j. GOULD, President.
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In State issues: $1,000 Tennessee settlement 81
at SAW. In city bank stocks: 1S shares OF West
ern National Bank at no. the last previous sale
being 1l2h.
Railroad bonds dropped back into quietude, and
transactions fof the two hours Of business reached
only $464.O0o, while prices continued to recede
slowly. Cordage lists were notable exception,
rising per cent to SO: but Chesapeake and Ohio
AS declined Y to TN. Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling lists Y to 1914. Denver and Rio Grande
Is to 80ia and Texas and Pacific IDS u to 22&.
The money market was nominal only. and no
changes were made In the quotations OF yester-
day, which as follows:
$500 Choice
Ibahs. A'm0 ~u"cy' Commercial PAPER.
On call SOD. moe = ns' mos . mos mos mos
IsIS 81 ~ . sSsbl 3e1s
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A. II. CALEF. Secretary.

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.
No. l Broadway. New-York. January 90. 1895.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Maryland
Coal Company for the election of President and ten
Directors and other business before
the meeting will be held al the companys Office. No.
broadway New York February 9Th 1895. II n.
Transfer books viii close January 26th at IL ~ and
reopen the morning Of February 9th.
II. b. NEDHAM. Secretary.
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Steamboats,.

LNALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
II Only $3.50 Boston for limited tickets Reduced
rates TO ali points. The PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE In
orchestra each. Leave Pier 2S (old
500 n.
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WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.


WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.
The receipts from the customs reported from
Washington to-day were ts7oS6l from Internal
revenue $321S $50 and from miscellaneous sources
$685. 239 The Treasury received S2s7.S5o Na''oh"'
bank notes for redemption. and the receipts on
this account for the week ended to-day amounted
to s2279,1Sl. To secure National bank note circu-
lation it holds $685. 100 In bonds. as foiiows'
Currency skies. % TO 900
-Four cents a no, $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during ine
week 100000 bonds held to secure c,rc',a'
ton outstandng-Currency NOTES. Trno s,,Ter
gold notes. ssl. 627. against which the Tressu,er
holds s2s45s.l37 legal-tender money 'or 'e'e'''
ton Of surrendered circulation. -, ,,.n 81,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the banks o'
this city through the Clearing House sS'"'''''
FOREIGN MARKETS
Tn London rnonev ON call was quoted at 4 per
cont The rate OF discount in the open market
for short and three months bills was s-lea7s anu
o. rasnectiyely. The Bank of England sa'heu
f7s2 o49 in bullion during the week, and heid a.
the close fs5. sOO7 British consoss were weah'
and Welded 81 to lO47s for both money ana 'ne
account American securities were geherh"'
only slightly changed, and were steady ou'
Canadian Pacific declined per cent TO 3D. LOUIS
willie and Nashville I. to 54as and Erie shares n
to 1OI. but Erie eds advanced u TO etts ,,,,os.
French rentes were lo2 francs 20 cem''' nsn,
paris exchange on London. % francs 10 Cel-
times: Berlin sight sterIihs' ~ MAJ"
The weekly statement OF the Imperial bamn oo q,
Germany. In Berlin, shows an increase III Spe0'e
Of 3,701. 900 marks.
RANKS-LOCAL SECURITIES.
Appended is table OF the current quo,a"o"'
for CITY bank stocks. together with their pa'
yalua and latest sales:
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STOCKS DULL, BUT FIRM.
rrFECTS OF GOLD EXPORTS.
,rss GOLD SHIPPED THAN EXPECTED
BANKS AND STOCKS

rs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE 1917 20
SAILS 80 ~ poNps AND BANK STOCKS.
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Six per cent interest on the outstanding certificates II
profits will pni holders thereof or their legal
atlyes on and after Tuesday the Nth Of Feb
next.
Fifty per cent the outstanding certificates OF the
issue Of 1890 will redeemed and paid 10 the holders
thereof or legal representatives. on and after Tues
ffth next. from which date interest
on the amount 20 rsdeenabe VIII The certificates
10 be produced time OF payment and cancelled 20
the extent paid.
dividend Of Forty per cent IL declared on the net
cared premiums the Company for the year ending 3ist
December isg4 which certificates VIII be issued on
and after Tuesday the seventh Of May next
By order OF the BOARD. ,, -
TRUSTEES
! % ZONES CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
w H. II MOORE. CHARLES y. IENEElCii.
A A HAVEN EDWARD FLOYD-JONf:S.
JOSEPH ~ CHAPMAN GEORGE H. NAY.
JAMES Low, Law 1lItNl-KE,
JAMES q DE FOREST. WALDRoN r. BROWN.
WILLIAM DEGROOT. ANsOS ". HARD
WILLIAM II WEBB. ISAAC BELL.
HORACE GRAY JOSEPH AGOSTfNI
CHARLES 7. ErRDETT VERNON II. BROWN.
HENRY p. HAWLEY. CHRISTIAN de Thomson.
WILLIAM r. DODGE, IEANDER y LOWELL.
GEORGE RfJSs EVERETT FRAIAR.
JOilS L. RIKER WILLIAM B ROULTON
A HAND. GEORGE ". QUfNTARD
John y. HEWLETT PAUL !. TiEBAuD
GUSTAV AMsiNCK JOHN II. WOODWARD.
\ DENTON SMITH GEORGE COPPEIf.
J.. - JONES. President
H. " MOORE Vice Pres't.
A. A. RAVEN. "a Vice-Pres't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. January 26-p. III.
BY the operations OF the SubTreasury In this
city during the week ending Friday night the
associated banks gained $l043.352. The weekly
bank statement showed a decrease in loans OF
$l64 $780, decrease in legal-tenders Of $500, 800
and an increase In specie Of s3.220,3cO. the de-
crease OF total reserve being $2S2200. The state
ment Is consistent with the operations OF the
week. but does not reflect the incidents Of yes
terday, or the loss Of legal-tenders would have
been heavier. The additional specie represents
the gold which the exporters rejected. besides
what the banks withdrew from the sub
Treasury for reasons OF their own. The
decrease in loans Is small. and SO Is the
increase in reserve; but the tendency IL
not encouraging an indication OF bet
ter business. The statement therefore. can
not be described az good The result Of all the
changes was an Increase In the surplus reserve
of &4l5.375: and the banks held in excess OF legal
M5 $50 49, against H5l65,075 last
week and against sos. 0i3. 900 in the same week
Of 1894 and 200 In 1898
The following are the comparative statements
OF January IS and January 26
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Majestic Jan. 80. a. MI Majestic Feb. p m
sAdriatc ..Feb. y, D. M .AdflaVc HAs. ~ y Ia
sTeutonic. FEB H. a. m 'reuonc Ma To- d. IA
Prom White Star Dock foot Of Wsst i0th-st
NO COTTON CARRIED Ely PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Saloon $50 upward according TO steamer ana ~,
cation OF berth second cabin on these steamers 20
cation OF berth second cabin these steamers. from
$50 according Steerage from New iork sio
Pr.naid tickets SiJ No. 20 Broadway. NewYork. Phia-
,lelphia Office 400 Walnut ST. II. MAITLAND kERsEf.
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Jre Cream.

III oRroNs IcE-cREAM is THE OLD standard re-
II liable icecream always pure rich and neai i
and will use none other Depots S05 4h-ave 6os 9Th
ave.sS03 Columbusavs. and li2 West l2othst 49,
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ket was $685., nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 4sss. In London bar silver
declined 1-16d to Il 5-l6d per ounce. The market
was quiet.
Although it was Saturday. day in which little
is usually done in the foreign exchange branch
of the market the tone Of the market was nrm.
Gold to the amount OF $4,000 was taken from
the Sub-Treasury The impression Is said to pre-
vail among dealers In foreign exchange that II ~
we'll to be beforehand In getting gold from the
Treasury. No change was made to-day IN rates
from yesterday. when they were as follows:
Cables. long bills Short bills;
a. r, nc ''-''''' '''''f"''''N Mis- 5lsS
49, '''''' '''''''' o5s. Djfs
cuiiSsrn '''' ''''''' so.. s0ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

SAVANNAH LINE.-FOUR TINES WEEK
- ~ from Pier "a. n. H.. foo, Of sprng.st. Mondaya
Wednesdays. Fridays ana Saturdays at p. NJ Foe
W. II. RFErT' Gent As,.lJ. d. HAsHAGrx Z; Al.
Cent. r. r.. 81 Fwsy. is r. & w. Ry.. 2Gt Bway.
J. 4 ADAMS. O. +. A. F r. l. wAIKEE A.,. o g
G. & p. r. r.. 353 DwavS. CO. new pier 30 n y.
c. NJ SORREI. Manager.