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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
Wnited States
SflortaaQe T. Crust Ga.

50 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
rIPITAL S@,OOO,000.
SURPLUS. eOV'oV"'
rran,ncts q General Trust Business.
Loans M oncy on Bond aud Mortgage.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold bondss
takes entiro charge ofRcal Estate.
Legal Depository for Trust, Court and
State Funds. Allows Interest on Deposits
Executes all Trusts.
OFFICERS.
George W. Young, fresiomts
Luther X ountze, vtce.Presidmt.
james Timpson, ed Vicc:Presid'nf.
Ar,hur TurpbuiI,. Treasurer.
William p. Elliott, . secrctsry'
c,Inris Williams, Asst. Sect'y and Trsass
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Charles D. Dickey, Jr Gustav 7. hsse+
Theodore A. Havemeyer, Lntner hourHe'
Charles Il. Henderson, lanes lIhpsou.
Iucharj A. McCurdy.
DrrFCToRS.
Samuel d. Babcock,
william Babcock, Gustav =. k,se'
Chsri,s d. Dlck.y r. Charlton I. LEWIS,
William p. Dixon, Levi.
David DO ms, Jr., 1heOdoIe -vvtWNI
robert A. GranDs. Richard a. McNu"H
Theo. a. Havemeyer. Honer Ovnna1i-
Charles Il. Henderson, William W. kc"uus,
lines ! Hi James Timryon,
Gard uerG. Hubbard. Geo re W. IounS
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Bankers an6 Brokers
VERmIlYE G. CO.,
BANKERS,
Nassau and Pine Sts.
NeW-YOrk Ctr.
Dealer. I'm Investment SecnrltIsa
W.N.COLER & CO..
Bankers,
MUNICIPAL BONDS,
orders executed for all Investment securities
81 NASSAU STREET.
1)ubllt Ncllfes.

Oo<<nrN~o@<
SUPREME COURT.
cation by the Counsel the CORPORATION the Cit,
Of New York, relative 70 acquiring e sy The Mayor.
certain lands the northerv side Of ONE HUNDRED
AND NINTH Mt sJEE Tss e .s e hTd % We
approved by said B! as M sit, sv ,g :es9'
o1' the law, q s.s amended BY u Il:
o ,e 70 the provisions chapter the Law,
Of 1855. amended ~ ehap',, p q the Las q $50
r ss pse ns c of h state y York sS
Term Of said Court 10 be held At Chameer, thereof =.
9th day Of vembes 1906. the opening Of the Court
that day thereafter IS counsel can be heard
thereon, 10 the appointment 4 Commissioners OF Estimate
The nature and extent the improvement hereby n.
saaed mmonsity - the civ Of New York 70 c.rsa
lands and premises. with the buildings thereon and the
one Hundred and Ninth stree, between Second and Third
n the Twelfth Ward o. said eiy IN Zee :mp:
for the speeh.d IN ,aid chapter 1871 Of
the Lays . 81 49, as ny @ eh "y .a q "a
approved by the Board Of Education site fer school
s Spd R s T. Of ISIS as q
hapter q Of the Laws 1890 being the following DE-
All those certain lots pieces parcels d si,a.
lying and being IN the Twelfth Ward 4 the ci,y q New
ons Mandies and Ninth street eastery 4o
Iundred and Ninth stree; with the ess'erly me Of Third
ns e Third ysna 'na 10 @ WIN :
70 the centre line OF the block between one Hsa.
s Streets, S" Which ' point Is a:o in the sos,hy lin.
the present site OF Cramn School No ~ thence easi.
or cry sIDns s School 10 S. IS feet Inches thence south
sy and parallel with the eastey line 81 ns a ysDs
Ninth street thence westerly s?s d saj
the point place OF beginning
Dated New York October 18th. 1895
FRANCIS N. SCOTT. Counsel to the Corporation MAJ
Trvo Row New York
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Kansas Pacifi; COnsOls.
To tbcHolders of Our Receipts;

To the HO1ders OF OuF r@ce'P"'
New 'ork october 10Th. 1870
Since ur last notice used. the great MAJORITY o
III. bons have been united the auspices OF
r,,.. This Committee therefore,. has. in the inter
est Of IA constituents determined 20 dissolve us orsah'-
zation. -, 49,
The holdes OF our receiptsare notified that INNS ro
m,ee has Effected an arrangement win ,he iap''" IN
r,ee whereby such hodes can without expense or
y,,o,, , this Committee receipts FOR the
transferable certificates Of the Happen Committee o"
presenn, or receipts at Mercantile Trust company
The hcders OF said receipts and the bondholders WHO
hive sisled agreement without having depos''eu '
bonds s,od avail themselves of this arrangement oioe
,:oyor-,er lat 1895 in order avoid expense
BY rider Of the Committee.
JOIN ROONEY. Secretary
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UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.

ALL PAST DUE COUPONS pertaining to the First
Mortgage Bonds on the UNION PACIFIC and KANSAS
November LIST. 1895. at the MERCANTILE TRUST COM
PANY NEW YORK and OLD COLONY TRUST COM
PANY BOSTON as provided in the Plan OF Reorganiza-
ton previously noticed.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman.
ALVIN W. KRECH, Secretary, I2o Broadway, NJ Y.
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CUPREME COURT.

- hEME YUM.
Educaon me by the Counsel to x. Corporation q The cry
q Ssw YS Sh ' ' S se s
S St%een a nnsu Sa ns ad D. in the Eleventh M
city. duly selected and approved by said Bst as sss
slon S' Of dSsp;sr o the Of isss as amended
'y ps SnaPsSF 30 II b G Dro Na%s OF
Of 1855 AMENDED by chapter 80 Q: hs iSw be- o sd;
the supreme Court u the state OF ssw fS5S A.
thereof at the County Court house in the cry OF New
York on the o,h day OF Noveeer lso az sre sp nun
OF the Court on TIA, dsy or as soon az Con.
SCI can be eeard thereon iSr .se natter
The natvre Of the mpryemen, hereby I'm, IN
tended the scSsi,G to Of y i've % q New Ys to certain
lands and premises with the buIlSinss theron ana u;
h sree between Eeysn
Ward 81 said T n fe and s asei TO- nd 10 the purpose.
specified in said chapter lsi q the LAYS ~ ,s1S .aa
property having been duly selected ana pproved oy s
Roard of Education as site for ssc sa ebsp,e 1911 Of
Tie 1855 smsnaed by sad sPsr S o, 'S o.
mat Sssn lot +. 0sG or wsr Of ct the CITY
New and bounded and desc bed . T,sw, sa
sn westerly 2o e from tho point TS S sfle Sy w ihs he
Snd paTa sfs WIN II Avenue Is fSc thence
s '2 % gsG' to- ,S s' prcses, No
s 81 sSe SS G's aS parallel api sS
to ss . sSSnsy sa Of as rh street shs
point piece ~ beginning 1000
Dated New YORK octoba H. is'" M
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT. Counsel t. the Corporation w.
2 Tryon Row New York cry
A pvERrisEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, r M
"A THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE We
cElvED AT THE UPiowN OFFICE No 2i2 h Byqsa.
way 2i door north II Thr', first 81, ana ApNEr~
TISEMENTS AZ the filowins Branch Ohces 90 f1sh,n;;
ave = = corner Tventythri 81, lSs SiNh.sNe "a
lsvurtn ave cor F,Igteentn-st. zoo Ihird ave- suv
Thirdave cor Forg seventh-ss LOIS third ave, ns1
Sxtvnrst-st Tos Tts ave. O6 Yves, forty second
10 Columbus. a. ~ ANenue A. iS23 Ihird-ave: 70.
Forty -secono-s $40 Second ave; oot Tha
aos ht,3 IkirdrSc. between one hundreo'
and-twef;h and one hundred and thirteenth SITS a
A. ,hs HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hundred anu
tweny-cfth At. 20 West One hundred and wcnt,-htns
Ct ana a2o Vest one hundred and forty nth ST.. UP 10
% M AT regular ,ffce rates.
In n.Ookp st so1 Fulton g cou,t,s, - rssr Sui
ton.st: 3s4 Bedford ave. South I'd st.. W -
q m, 1t reEuls oa!ca rates.
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MISSOURI KANSAS a TEXAS RAILWAY
financial Nlectlnas.
>~No~rNS~~~~>~<~>>.
OFFICE OF
HE MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY.

OFFICE OF
THE MERGENTWALER LINOTYPE COMPANY,
ic+ NASSAU STREET
NEW DIRK. September 25th, 1898.
4 SPECIAL. MEETING, of the stockholders
~ Of the MEROENTHAIER LINOTYPE COMPANY
NewJersey hereby called 10 be held ut As Mont
romery Street. Jersey City. NewJersey being prin-
cpal oi,e place ~ business e the Company In the
New-Jersey). Weirseday November 9th. 1876,
o'clock the forenoon. the purpose Il pass ns
upon the question whether all ~ the ~ perty rights
franchises ~ this Company shall be .old and dts
posed Of corporation be organized under laws
" the Of New York. IN confederation The
o. canital stock OF IN. ~ be
organized IN. paI value Of million dollars, upon
conditions which will be communicated
meeting and oalt be decided by the stockhod-
this Company - s-il and dispose OF the
prop rty. rights franchises. also pass upon
question whether this Company shall be thercafe
dissolved.
BY order OF the Board ~ Directors
FRED'K J. WARBURTON Secretary.
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fiMurial.
(iMurial.
OREGON IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION.


TIL, undersigned at the request Of holders OF bonds
e,d stock o the OREGON IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY consented TO act a a Committee to
,tect such interests and to formulate plan OF
enization.
HoLDEts OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS CON-
lsOIIDA-ED MORTGAGE BONDS AND STOCK II that
compan invited deposi. the with the
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY, No. 1 Nassau
str,e. NV York. III, OLD COLONY TRUST
COMPANY. Ames Building Boston. under preliminary
agreement copies OF which may obtained from either
de,ostary Certificates OF deposit will be given. be
led AZ soon AZ possible the Exchanges New York
nd b ston.
The agreement provides that any deposor may with
without charge II he Is dissatisfied
with the Plan when issued.
II the suits latey begun by the trustee under
the Consolidated Mortgage 1t Is important that deposits
be made at once.
Dated October Sth 1898.
JOHN &. MOORE,
of Moore s. Schley.
JOHN I. WATERBURY,.
Prest. Manhattan Trust Co.
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, JR,
Prest. Old Colony Trust Co., boston.
HENRY w. CANNON,
Prest. Chase National Dank.
EDWIN 3. HOOLEY.
New York.
JULES s. BACHE.
of u. 8. Bache & Co.
SIMPSON. TEACHER BARNUM. Counsel.
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French rentes were quoted at 100 francs a
confines: Paris exchange on London. 25 francs 2i
centimes; Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks
44lk pfennngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

To the holders of the Central Trust Co and
Metropolitan Trust Co. receipts for the bonds
of The Toledo. Ann ArbOr and North Michi-
gnn II. II. Co and Its various divisions.
holders u above-uained receipts obtain
OF The Aln Arhor Railroad Company 10 which
they entitled. by presenting them 10 the METRO
PoLITAN TRUST COMPANY Ne. 81 Wall Street on
and November LIST. 1905.
GEORGE W. oUINrARD. Chairman
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RONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales of Government bonds were cohnheu 10
81 900 currency 6s Of 1896 at 1929 Final quotations
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

There were no transactions in state issues;
Twenty shores of the Merchants Bank were SOU
at 136 Trading in railroad bonds was out h''i.
heavier than Yesterday but the Increase seei'eu
10 be entirely due to pressure TO SELL ana Among
the active issues material losses were sdIiereu,
while in the general list only slight changes WEI
10 be noted The principal declines include Ran
sas and Texas firsts ! at 81. the SECONDS l's AT
63II Missouri Kansas and East hrsts ~ at W.
Missouri Pacific trust IS IL at S6%. Reading nrst
incomes 3Il at "a. the third incomes "a AT ifs.
Texas Pacific firsts ~ at sSh, and Coroase hlsls
at 49, Noteworthy exceptions 10 the Beiiei al
movement were Ontario and western reiuhoihs
fours which rose to 80, and Scioto valley ana
New-England fours | to Sc. Transaction 10 the
amount Of 81, 234, 900 were scored
The United States Treasury received to-day
1919 3lS National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from Wasning1oh
were $500 5S5 the internal revenue receipts S5Zl,
col and the miscellaneous receipts s25lS Iotai
Government receipts for the day. $56'sl; Ok
penditures $349 900; excess OF receipts, sziS'9n
Receipts for the month TO date. $2o,Ao,ool; eX-
penditures $33. 5s1. 900; excess OF expenditures a.
1856 9ss Receipts for the fiscal year to date, sll-
417O74: expenditures. sl29.03773o: excess OF ex-
penditures over receipts 3l7,620.656.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement, COW
ering actual results OF two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement was as follows:
Oct %. oct 70 Changes
Net gold on hand a3.2s75se ssai0s.2'o Dec. s+a'e
Net lega-endsrs ..-. ~ o-o
Net silver on nd i5,i7sssJ i5l9is02 Inc. 1907
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The price OF domestic exchange was as "
lows at the places named: Charleston. bu,ns
"a discount selling par; New-Orleans. conner
cial $50 discount. bank par; Savannah. buyis g
discount selling par: San Francisco sight l-io
premium. telegraph &C. Chicago par; Bosoh' o
TO l0c discount.
Bank clearings were as follows at the places ace
named: New York-Exchanges, s111.59l a; oa at.
ances $500 49S. Bost )n-Exchanges. Sljsoo'off'
balances s1717.347. Baltimore-Exchanas' 90
O730O7; balances. s633l90. Phladelplla-t-N-
changes H5,149 1853; balances sl,75O. 49, chicago
EXCHANGES 5105.S45 balances. 1850. ~
The price of commercial bar silver In tlis mar
ket was 677sc. per ounce. Mexican doirs were
quoted at a. In London the price OF tal sii. I've
advanced " TO 81 1-l6d. One silver bullion GER
tifcate was sold on the Stock Exchange al osla
Money on call in London was u per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market was
3. ner cent for short and three morthS DIS.
British consols were quoted at lO7 5-l6. American
sticks In London were irregular Last quotations
in London compared with yesterdays last prices
and with their New-York equivalent. were as
follows.
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RIGHT AGAIN.

The following extracts from Daily Market Letters
tell their story:
Tobacco SIN has Of its trouble ahead Of II. 1t
touched rs to-day and looks like good short sale this
hard spot."-Oct. 10Th
We would be surprised General Electric sell
30. and advise sales all hard spots"-Oct 81
Leather preferred made a squirt to 10. which was
nearly pont- above yesterdays We think
good chance sell this stock for points profit
Oct. -
Leather preferred sis points lower than last
Tuesday. In Letter Of that day advised sale
this stock for 4-point break has prov n good
sale for nearly 9-point break. Oct 20
Tobacco broke 50 to-day, and would be
prsed 10 60 IS. General Electric. which we
have had slated for decline closed ~ lower than Il
opened yesterday. Oct -
II you think We nfatle or able to hit It every
like this you will be interested In receiving our
Daily Letter regularly for time. that you may
where miss It occasionally. We send free the only
4-page Market Letter issued daily from New work and
Chicago. have been predicting advances
the Changers. and believe the market Is
them. Shall send Letter for few days
VIA otd
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SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURl. 49,. -,
q ii the By "s s counsel Si a'
OF New York. relative to acquiring iue py yorS =;
c.fan an Sn' in the block bounded WEST HOUSTON
vARcK and CONGRESS sTR RE- ISoroT W 3;
.aa board Mda a. or site tor school una., and I,
s by sssp "a 8. hi ave
pussan; Provisions Of cnsPsr is Of the =. 100
AMENDED by esap s aS 81 It ths S BE- mad:
eouTs q the stab BE- Of fe aew at Chamber
Spfso at the County hs city Of Nsx
York on 9th OF November tsgs az me nnss
can be- heard hs spD9Hi%%en 81 Commission
Of Estimate in the abeyeent,ee hereby In,
tended is acquisition q tie oy NE Yp css
and cOmmonsIty OF hs G Thy Sudnss thereon sai
ss Thereto belonging the block hoand:i
BY BY. Wet yss h4 Ward y ssd city absolute
same to be converted appropriated ana Sseo shf TO-
ne smeHded by said chapter IS q the Laws Ct
1890 SAID Bropssy haynE n Sssn aa site for
purposes under and in OF the y
s II: Of LAWS ss s o q sa
sscrbsd lots. piece, or parcels Of land. namely;
nS;e N G psSts " wa 81 the c
York and which taken together are bounded and az.
90 ". "a. pGn s p9sses
Grammar school No and the wSs'eTy te Of 400 SS .,
sss HG frs the eescriy side Of and 100
feet inche. -outhefy from the southery sac OF msst
with Varck street IS Zoe, 70 point e5 feet inches
southery from the southerly side OF Nest nSu'.S.
ohsry se Of West Houston stree, Zoo point
which is distant Is feet scu,hery from me seu'he,
paraei with the easery side u varck street 50 feet q
he northery side Of the present site OF hS III.
said site Of Grammar School No and nearly nearly pa tses
Win the Vets, sGusHey scs SIDE pes Msii
Dated New YORK. October iith. issSh ,.,.,or No 4
Tryon York City.
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Actual cash bal .Sls2 3sB2I VS. '44soF INC so''
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of s2S5 636 It's net loss on bal
ance was s55O,762, made up by loss IN currency
az s55bS4 and a loss in coin Of s495l7s. To-day's
operations included: Receipts, N,9IS.43S; pay
ments s2.529 200 resulting in general balance
Of $751;. 9l3,3 SS consisting Of S90,S5l.5S coin ana
$97, 06l $40 currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets were dull and rates
showed no change from those prevailing for th'
last two weeks. Call loans were 112 to ~ PER
cent and time money for thirty days was 212 PER
cent, three months 3 per cent. four months '12
TO 4 per cent and six months per cent. Choice
commercial paper ruled at 3la to per cent lor
three months, per cent for four months ana
to Az per cent for six months
The market for foreign exchange was strong
with little business doing The rates at when
business was actually done were as follows:
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SALE AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE o CIonnn
nr,YJxcs IN BONDS AND BANK sToeeA. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

OFFICE OF PAssAIC LIGHTING co.
Passac y. j.. October a. 1895.
NOTICE.-The coupons from the first mort
~ gage bonds Of the Passalc Lighting Company. due
November frst will be paid presentation TO the
Company. New York city on and after that
H. W. SfENCER treasurer.
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Cipi0en0 Notices.

LOUISVILLE NEW-ALBANY CHICAGO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NO so BROADWAY. NETWORK. Oct. %, 1905.
coupons due November l. 1895, Of the Gen
" eral Mortgage Five Per Cent Bonds OF this Company
will be paid at the National Bank 10 Nassaust,
New-YOfk j. A.. HILTON Assistant treasurer
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NETWORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY

no. AZ WALL ST, NEWYORK.
YJNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of this Com
1 pany have this day declared semi annual dividend
OF FIVE 80 PER CENT. upon the capital stock OF the
Company payable Nov. |, 1895 10 the stockholders OF
record closing OF the transfer books Oct 49,
1895. ADRIAN NJ HYATT. Secretary
Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

Adams Ex..i
Alb & Sus..i
Am Cot on.
do pref....i
Am Dist Tel
Am Express
Am Tel q G
Am Tobacco
do pref
j. & 50 Ill pf
B&NY ALpf
Brunswick 4
IL { X * n.
Z r * MINI
Chicago Gas
DO G ] rcts
Cleye & l.. .
Col { Dev..l
Col r * III
do pref 81
Col & II CT
Com Gable. i
Com Tunael. J
Con { tGd)l
Consol Gas..l
II VI & Fl ID
do pref.
Dfsf 4 {
T. T & I Co,
EdEIu (Ni) [
Gen Electric
Home Min
HOus & T q
Illinois steel
Kama g. NJ
X a. ID NJ.
d. pref 81
Kings x i. b,
l. Gas tSt II
DO pref
Nah c Ry..I
Man Beach .
Md Coal pr
Mex Central.
Mex Nat
MINI Iron o..
Nat Lins OIL
New G. Coal
Norf South e.
No Amer Co
Nat Starch
do LIST pref
do % pref.
Ont 81 Min.
oregon InDt
Pacific Mail.
Penn Coal. .
y & w pref
T. Fit W & c
do special.
Pull p car.
Quicks'i Min
do pref.
Rens & Sar.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

II have come this evening, Miss Mil
dred,' began the youth. lingering hi
hat meryously and clearing his throat
TO ask you-that Is"
lie cleared his throat again, swal.
lowed lump that seemed to 20 down
hard. and resumed;
Il came this evening to-tell you
Miss Mildred, that-h'm-that whether
--l-h'm-eyer come again or not will
depend on your reply TO what Ito
what came to say this evening"
why. Mr.. Spoonamore," said tho
young lady, what can you mean?"
II mean. Miss Bllliwlnk-Mlss Mil
dred-that the time has come when
can no longer-h'm-can no longer pre-
tend TO hide from myself the knowledge
that l-h'm-haye become too deeply
Interested In you to endure the thought
that some other man-h'm-a hem-
some other man may win the prize on
which l have set my heart"
His voice was growing moro husky
but he went on:
Il feel that | am laborlng under a
disadvantage, Miss Mildred, aud yet
hm-if you knew the strength OF the
h'm-of the feeling that moves me
that compels me, might say. to run
the risk of-h'm-of seeming to be In
too big hurry, YOU would understand
why ! have come to say-h'm-to say
what | have come to say this evening
HIM"
Don't you think, Mr.. spoonamorc %
Miss Mildred, a man In my condition
doesn't think lie oan't think. lie car
only-h'm-ho can only feel That is
h'm-what alls me, II you would
would only-h'm-help me out"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

The London newspapers, since the
Seaford disaster, have actually dln-
covered that some sort OF travelling In
America is superior to the medieval
devices employed in England Says one
OF them lately: The night boats BY
Calais are wholly and gratuitously
abominable. Why does the British pub
lie stand Il? The American who
travels by short boat routes insists upon
floating palace, and he gets 1t. How
long are we to wait for like Improve,
ments in the Channel crossing? Surely
Il is not more difficult or less necessary
TO be comfortable between England and
France than between New York and
Boston"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

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