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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
Last Nights Alarms.

An alarm was sounded from box 90 at 7:1O
o'clock last evening for a blaze caused by
detectye electric wire at the Central Millin-
ery-store, 83S Market street. The damage
amounted 10 about $40. The alarm from box
1S4 at 9:10 P. NJ for fire in G. w. Cooks
cigarstore, 225la Eighth street. The blaze
was caused through the care.ess use OF
matches and damaged the store to the extent
of $50.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19

1t is said that the Greenland whale
sometimes attains the age of 400 years.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
HOMES FOR BABIES.

Bazaar by Ladies to Carry on the Work
of Mercy.
The Cbildren's Home-finding Society's
bazaar at 42O Sutter street will close to-
night. Last evening, in spite OF the dis
agreeable fog, there was good attend
ance, and the ladies' in charge OF the
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
SANTA CLAUS, Headouarters.

Mothers, bring your boys to see Santa Claus.
He is well supplied with candies and Xmas
cards and will be glad to meet all his little
friends at the Old X L. L. V. Merle, proprie-
tor, corner Kearny and Commercial streets
aud corner Sixth and Mission streets.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19

The manufacture OF silk began in Eng
land in the year 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
Poems

Appropriate for the season-gems well
worth preserving-written by
INA COOLBRITH
EDWARD CLARKE
ELLA NJ. SEXTON
DAN'L O'CONNELL
LOUIS A. ROBERTSON
HOWARD v. SUTHERLAND
JOHN P. ALBRO
And others. All handsomely illustrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
WEST SHORE r. z.

Trans leave est i2d station, y. y. .OIlows AMI
~ ,n4H.t' earlier lIom foot % Franklin St:
5i3O \. ~. Daily l.ca. e. Buffalo.
'iio A. W. laily local To Albany Tor Catskn Mountains
ana SaItt1sa ldtur To- All my. sundays tnlJ
p;ic W. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse klchester
hulalo Niagara rails TC,ciO. Cleveland and Chicago.
II 30 \ W. Daily. sunday. t. taskill Noun
iaiHs New Pal'z. Lakes MDhon. and Minncwaska AZ
.diy: Strttosl- cal:~ IL Lake George fafor car.
400 u. VI. Daily '~pt Sunday, fur Albany.
C:oo H. W. Daily for Albany Montreal. tt.ca syracuse
luchestef l'Gi'io. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit,
Cleveland Chicago and -. LOUIS.
$50 r. VI. Daily Keep, SUNDAY for Newburg. Albany.
Snftt'ga MDntr.al
s,t3 y. VI. Day except sunday. for Utca. Syracuse,
Rochester and Buffalo.
S:1J J.. VI. DAILY Albany Utica Syracuse Roci sscr
EunAlo Magma Falls Toronto Detroit, Cleveland Chi!
and 81. Louis
FL tickets time tables. parior md sle ping
modhtions city o'res Brooklyn Ecw York. and
at stations Time tables pi!nciqal hotels FIR other
Information address q. T. LAMBETH
Gen. Passenger Agent. VGnderb!it-ave.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
RAILROAD Of NEW.J1RSEY
tAafItAO4f- ',.4 used t.tIt!s4t 'Ii. -
-Four Tracks. Automail c Block signals.
On M -.flar NnA.;,.Ner Il. iA.I.


-Four TlacNs. Automatic Block signals
on and .ter 80, .rs.ber II. 1898.
Tor East.n. EctD.ehsn. Allentown. Mau.h ,hnnk ga
40 ID In III u. - La,ioni \. VI, l:lu ~ Wv
T. Fast 81 -. 80 TO Allentown j. VI sundays
80 7:i5 t. Eas'on) A. NJ. ZOO. $50 600 p NJ =,
i9 1r , Be- 3" a, "a s so 5so' -! ga ~ 40 30
l:oo %, 80 600 T. ii. 1913 night 80
For Iiarfahlrs at 40. 800 g.l0 A NJ. 40 80
t:Go 5.C9 az + VI. 1913 night sundays. 100 e;SO
oFI sa9u} i, IY s pg "a al waGsoo az t3o $50
ALI.RAIL ROUTE
rs hc' "a. pF Il 30 e. En- ad p i;I to. TO-
f G1 s9ri.iys ~, rsesf Ocean Grove and AsSaD
FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 SD a VI. I:i5. $40. $40 L. ~
FIR t"rm.nfisis, Tom' kxer I%fntgn' rA'N' anu
for Atlantic city. Nineand and bridseton ''o A. Al
FIR nrnouh reach scahrish, ana IIshland. = Save,
sink $50. SIS. 40 4 81. 70. i.ia AS. 20 +. u
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
r5 G IsassH c" 4 % a g. s go ssS n@9si
farlor can. BOO. 600 Dining can. 80 300 = NJ.
y - night Sundays $50. 100 L. 90 II 30 dining
Gan A. NJ. 230. 40. BOO. eco dining Can J.. al.
l. II night
FOR baltimore ana wa,hinFfon wcek days : 90. 600.
II 20 dining Can 4. ~. 23o. 30. boo, % lrnlns
CaD J. N. l2i5 night sundays. 1000. II 80 Uning
Can a. NJ. $50 boo GOO Dining car ?. NJ u -
ckes and pafo5car seats h. HrocuT:.sa a. fot q
YET i2.'s s., 81 colasSa,. A.; Sw york coar, $,
The New-Ypfl Transfer Conran, Viii .si ~ AMI check
taEsase from hote! or residence - definition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

Financial.-"They can take photographs Of the
Invisible nowadays"
Great Caesar, can they? Well, II would do
lots of good TO even tntype of that en-dollar
bill you owe me."-(Chicago Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

A DVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Trib-
~ une received at their Uptown ONCE No l.2i2 Broad
way. "a door north Of 3lst-s' until O'Clock m; ad
y.rtisenents received The following branch at
regular Office untFS O'Clock D. NJ VIZ: 2Ji sth-
ave. I'D st 1872 6th-aye cor l2thst:; ii2
Columlus-aNe.. Nest GGth-st l06 West 42d st.
near 6th-ave e2 Eat 4th-s 2j7 West 42d St. be-
tween eth and sth ayes. $50 East i1th-s 1888 3D.
ave- between 10th and nth l. 26 81 ave.
Glst-s Los ist-eve.. near s'th-st 60 Lave.
4ist-st 55i 3l-ave ~, Bieecker st. 29os 3d-avc.:
40 East TDth-s D2l 3i-aVe.. = &C., 3d-ave.: Am
sierdan-ave.: 402 West i2d-s las East IGh-si.:
9th-aVe.: 65I cih-ave.: li52
67th-st 2oi East sith-s leo Broadway. i.6,S
"a ave- 100 shave. l3iN 2i-ave; 1873 9Th ave At
the Harlem Onces cost 3d-ave.. Iisth-st; I58
East i2sth-st 3d-ave.. 2i3 West i25th-s,. bet.
7th and sth ayes $50 West 1i5th A. the Brooklyn
Onices: 3g7 Fuon-st 726 Fulton-st; 90 Courtst; IS
Broadway r. D.; 1873 Broadway h. D.; li52 Myrtle
ave. near broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
j. RUSH RITTER DEAD IN TORONTO.
HIS GIGANTIC sPECULATIONs WRECKED THE So
LCITORS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA


Toronto Ont Feb 81 Rush Ritter, OF Philade.-
pha died here Thursday. He arrived Mon
day with his valet. and registered at the Kensing
ton Hotel Mr.. Ritter became III on Wednesday, but
refused 10 allow a local doctor to be called and
instructed his vaiet to telegraph TO Philadelphia for
his own doctor. Mr. Ritter died before the Pha-
delphia doctor arrived. His valet says that he
was subject to fits and addicted to the of NOR
phine Mr.. Ritter carried 10000 insurance
on hie life and representatives of the insurance
companies arrived IN this city to-day with the dead
mans attorney 10 Investigate the circumstances OF
his death. The body will be embalmed and for
warded to Philadelphia for burial
Philadelphia. Feb. S.-J. Rush Ritter Of this city,
whose death is announced in Toronto. was the
former real officer Of the Solicitors Loan and
Trust Company. His gigantic speculations brought
about the assignment Of the company, and the
ensuing complic ations with the Tradesmans Bank
At the time OF the assignment of the Solicitors
Company. Mr.. Ritter overcome by the long strain
OF his unsuccessful specuatons and his vain efforts
to avert the impending crash, lay Frustrated at
home that his death was daily expected He re-
covered sufficiently sh howeyer to make the trip to
advice Of his physician. Some time ago he made
an assignment which showed that he owed over
10000 to various financial institutions and firms.
and that his assets, consisting largely of stocks In
the Iirigantne Transit Company and the Indianapo
IA. far short of that amount
had been connected with the Solicitors Loan and
Trust COMPANY almost from the time of It's organ
gagged in the drygoods business He was unmarried
ard lived With his two sisters at No 422 South
they became known through the troubles OF the
solicitors Company astonished everybody Since
has greatly decreased. and his death viii doubtless
further complicate the tangle of his affairs.
Financial-"They. can take photographs Of the
invisible nowadays"
Great Caesar! can they? Well IT would do me
lots of good TO see even tnype of that tendollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
OCEAN Cleaners

~>~>>oo~~~~~>~~cc~-.o>co oc.o~v>o~>~>~~~~~~-o~
CLYDE LINE
the os2S;I and SOUTHWEST TIVE
49,, From Pier 20 E. R. Ioot Of Rooseveit-stj D.
coMI$ci new wed S%Hay Fs co. L
have cI4
Fla Cent. Pean Fast F. 4 P Line via jaeksenvils
G. Ec ias csnea As ? ia wa
T. XCURSIONS TO EUROPE.
T. SEND FOR PROGRAMME
HOLY t "a eXcuTs'on sarts reo u and ~ via
lark s s s. f at jerusalem III Bway
T9 e9 tour wn to Eu Fs 4P, 'A s'a' Mrs NJ
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
AVA From New,Yorx, We'd. FL. and Sat:
.oNE-wAY EXcuRSI5N or .TorEisTs TICKETS to
See F5 Aca1
C H. MALLORY CO.. Con Asts ui Pier H 25 E. re- H. r
" ETHERLANDS LINE.
~ for Rotterdam and Amsterdam. via Bouosne-sur
5. 5. MAASDAM.. Saturday. February 15th at 9 a. m
:. : EDtM.. ...... SATURDAY. February oil AZ m
r,sst cabin 81, 20 econd cabin s'l storage At
Passenger Agency 80 broadway.
old DOMINION LINE
.gor OLD POINT c5aFoET SShFoLK. Nnwr9nr
POINT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH ami WASH
lNGToN. D. G. Daily, sunday. RICHMOND 'yia
all water route. direct. Sangs from Pier 90 y. r..
p. NJ sat. p NJ Through tickets and freight rates to
all points
W. L. GUILLAUDEU. vice-Pres. and Traffic Mgr.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
8sfor La t}Iayra Puerto Cabeo and Mara.
cal Via Curacao from Perrepont Stores. Brooklyn.
-. NENf/t W ednesday. February ~. p
IS PHILADELPHIA. Friday. February 81. p.
s.. CARACAS " ednesday March t. l p.
FOR MAIsACAIBO
These American steamers expressly for trade.
have superior accomm llafi0ns for passengers.
BOi'1TON. BLISS e DNLf.FTT.
General Managers l33 Front-st
~ tNANNAlI LINE. OCEAN S. S. co
y Tr weekly from Pier g. y r. foot Sprng Tues
lays Thp-sfays and Saturdays. at =. VI. For freight
and passage spply TO
J. - Hasha2c,. F.. A.. w. II Rhett. G"n Agt
6 + " R'y. 2Gf Cent r. r. 3l7
r. l.. Walker J /. Adams A.
G Is. Snrrel Mgr ] ReckWith 2. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

~ TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD" commence
ing on the An day OF February 1896, and continuing
therein consecutvey oi 90 days thereafter OF hs
confirmation % the assessment for OPENING AND AC.
CURING TITLE 10 DECATUR AVENUE from Kings
bridge Road TO Brooklne Street 2iTH WARD
- ASHBEL y. FITCH, Comptroller
City OF Newiork Finance Department Comptrner, Os
flea February !. 1904 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
BALTIMURE e. OhlO RAILROAD.

baltimore. MnsiinEtOn Chicago. Cincinnati.
ST. Louis and ali Points West.
IiI.I.MA-s 'Ai. sIlthI'E DN ALL. TRAINS
Leave N'wNoik foot 81 Liberty daily CHICAGO.
z 30 T. Ia ani l2l1 light FIrrSBt I;G $50, sun.
80 sun. II 10 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a.
m. coo B. WASinNGTON. BALTIMORE a. m.
e. sun 10 H. H.. Dining car II 80 a IN. Dining car.
20 ,. Ia e. 30 = m e. sun. Dining carr. 500 m
GOO J. la, Dl'iug Carl. IL - night.
NORFOLK. II % a. IN daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
sle ping 'ai. 3 30 sun. 80 =. sun.
Al trains Illuminated with PlntSh light
Ticket offices. il3 H. 26l. AS LAO broadway. 81
East i4ih s. i?7 H9wcry n Y 81 Fulton ST. Brook
H". York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel Or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
DIED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
.vAvvAUII LINE OCEAN 8 co
Eelp tUanico.

EA'LtSiNE TERhIIOkY.-Iest terms The Tri-
- umphs of the Co.'s. illustrated cycloIeda az
gi1us achievement. by Dr. Pa'khurst Bishop Vincent.
and 200 other Christian Specialists II all lands and AL
j ~ limitations. the remarkable book 81 modern
times. apply at BALCH BROS. IS BromaalI-st.
Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
HnllroaGs.
DEENSY I,VANIAl
VI RAILROAD.



stations loot Of Desbrosses and coiilaudt S,reetA
oon - In Eject January IL. 1896.
1000 VI PrNH NGsII 0@ Ll 70
ton tars ' Ar iss'F n@nS S"?"S ana g
oal'e A. st. St LUIS s . 40 z g. Tolcdo
200 p VI: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExrEEissi;.
ia ,, ',d c,icar, Arriye ncnnau 1915 A. NJ 81
600 r wa s5fiifskf Fa<rnifss-ranen s,ssa:
7a5 :. VI s6r iii faffsG + ExFnPss Fuman
Aye tatinna i5 ''' NJ 10 iaa d"aS o5 p H..
500 " Pacific 'f EXPRE 9Sr"n Sleeping Car
int rntsbuig Connects foi Chicago daily and Ce's'
$50 WSlA ~ 3 y ,. AsD r"s soSrHfo
s "% n go ca 5so 2"f M az
,,Dnang Car 40 dining Can. tDinns Carr. P n
sovTHERN RAILwAY.-a2o p. NJ saily. Sleeper, to
S T., St Ansstae and Tampa 40 r. "a and pn pot
spTnss l2i5 might daily sIccpes to Ne~orlean' and
a ana SAT g huSn 80 q P'; rsekd lay
,ony u iay 0' sleep l'D' to Jacksonville and
ot. liz IKE 3 pho RAILWAY. Express 800 P NJ
For 4Lb FoIXr CoN6Ia11 a a l,iH YoHF0IK via Cape
Sill Io.ie A. VI week days. and with Through
ATLfNIlc cry. i55 r NJ weekdays. Through Buae.
90, c,rI: I'I,y Too : Il week lays.
lleaaan, 40 H. 70 ID a4o 5io ami ii.5O r II
r4ft9 rs ! 3 tls = # ''''''""'" W.
. 90 -, ron rIlILADELPHIA.
ns ca; NJ Z =: 30 rs'na % T. .o "a paPs
,rrl. i" h.ain, ,an. 9 dining Carl. ! 20 = =; AZ
y - us L Sundays 6i5. 30. 9U0 $50 90 LiinlteD.
10. II. 4 Il. Dining Can $40 l. $50 20 Dining
.al. > dining carr Dining carr. 10. :. . p NJ.
II - night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 49, ga. 1l9G. l323 III and 26i
BiDsdNny. Astor House and foot ~ Dcsbiosses and
)TtanIt streets. Court Street. 81 r-r S'fr-t ~
lroad"ly and Hr,otyn Annex station. f'ot -; IA. IT.
street Bro klln. station. Jersey City tn" New YORK
fausf'r = nany viii call for and check baggage from
hotels sul residences through to destination. ..-
g. NJ. PROVOST j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Aseht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations root OF Gorilla ndt and D-sbro-.ss sta,
90 \. VI. daily. - ".t sunday. for MAJ'H CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
s:i5 4. VI. daily fDr GENEVA ROl HE-TEP. BUF.
FAlO. NIAGARA FALLS. - STENSiON LRInGE. aai
a.. We ail Principal AMI local n'- an
susp.r i.rdgc. Pullman Ncstu- Sleeper 90 Chicago.
40 :. ". lails I~afss 81 lu 20 - 81 SInl4yi 2 =
MATCH CHUNK ari Intermediate points Conn eli ms for
i.caflug ana laETtflfr
900 - VI. dail,. accept SUNDAY for EIMfRN and all
iI,rIu.ilt- flaorf orrfl'us o.. los, le aai Read.
Tax .htir - " 'A'shaff'
30 y. VI N-.nIlf. or.sl ~ Wi,kesharr- l.. 4 II.
junction ,nd al Intermediate e'a'f
1IO T.. VI. dsllf. except SUNDAY f0r l.. AMI JUNG.
TON principal rte-fneiiate stations. Pullman buT.,
rerl rear Wll .l.rf". injecting fNr po''-.lie
go u. coils. kept sunday. for Bound Brook AMI
II ~ o t'i0"s
5I5 y. NJ. daily Tor EAsToN and incrmeiia,. s,a.
t!ons
900 l.. VI. daily for nrFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West. lGllu Sleeper veziibul- ira!n
.:eW-Yark o. ChlcaEp Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto.
connections fDr Reading AMI harrisburg
6;3O r. ". daily. e1cep' sunday. for Esston and
intermediate stations
$500 y. VI. oaiy for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. ana all points West,
Pullman sleepers II Chicago ana rulaio Chaircar
Wlkeshdrrc.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations az 235. 2Gi ga
al - bracNai. Il East IAN st. 1870 Eat l2jih ST.
New-irfk. so Fulton ST Court ST.. sS Roadway snj
Brooklyn Annex Irlolyn. y
The New-l ok Transfer 60 Viii cal ior and check Lag
gage Rom hotel o. ieAiIeace through ~ destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

hotels and residences TO destination.
q As ias. w " a4siay an Fl
'nsr'"'I tans %n fiSfscs sI1Lf il BUFFET
prss, ,f: cO G H Summit e nasHh
rug. Madison ilorTisi"@n ras.@c Paterson ngon
I o9 pof 5rh Si-@oGST H%TSN nUa 11Hh
NTALN was siI,s, riIshUhG fAsn@S
tt okh Hx ITIlT0N GhN StEa
rose BNGUAMTON, 0XFoKD. N0RWIo1i, Water
S4EAc H S. Gd HFFtH sF 6MEG5 E GesiifGe
C0hNi%d. pAIH s sNp hE d,TIW Aaf all
726 A. M.-BiNGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
600 II gFg<Aho. scnANTo9s. E5NGHAMToNi
0sWEGo EXrRI:ss. Pullman BUFFET ra.lor Cif' con-
90 meet 81 Hl @ @ * ps9 ana an S' EM mi
600 tYrss R R9a Evil %l s: and rYm
oqT EHrEss Rgim" 2., pG 1 IiS, can fxore,,
f%To# I MISG" s.5oS N t1s..i lrs =,
'e j qe 9nf1 ana H 54Wf6 F HXFhAss
ricTKETTTs3 hYD r1'flMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at, !.
ra.k Place 40 nroad~ay Tickets at fsry stations o..
rs 1sGa 49, Scr Yck So and ;2c fulton. and
100 Bfoadwny ok.yn. iime tables giving full infor-
Ia.N. y, % s1 Sp and
pvERrlsEMENrs anl subscriptions for The Tribun.
emens received At the following branch Offices at regular
cn- 23d It,: It2 Gih-a,s.. l2h ii2 Columbus
re,r W.s Goth ST. lOc Wet l2G 49,. Gth-ave.; %
Fast I4h st.: 81 West 42d between 7th and Sth
80 10 East f7h-st: 33S 81 ave" between 7Gih and
77th SITS: O2c 3l-avc. near tlai ST. .I0s lst-avc
ne,r seh 81 go ave-, ilst-s 80 3d-ave., 325
Itaecker . 3d-i,e 80 East 1sth-st / 1921
a ave. 2Gca aI-ave.. - Amsterdam 402
a9s - las East Gth-s' 203 East ssh ST
cil a,h-ave. LEE 3d-ave.. near 9Th At. a0t East
ec,ist. coo Broadway. 563 81 ave: i2D Sth-nye.
ais 81 ave. ~ At the Harlem Offices: 2u5l
Al ave near Ii3ih 1850 East i25ihst. 3i-avc
Oh West l25th-st. bet 9TH and sth ayes 800 West
it5,h-s 81 ~ the Brook.sn Offices 3o7 Fulton 100
Fulton CO ~ Broadway r. ~ i53 Broad
way l. D.: LISP MyrCe-avc.. near -cadyaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

- =
IhIOusn Trans !eaNc foot u CnamDeIs-st..
follows. aid i've minutes earlier West 23i-st.:
600 nsam H a E'F a p" n.a r9s w Ssm,
town. MeadYie and the West Pafor 20
Buffalo.
900 ram " r ge m'e au fas rail- aY ar sU
Cleveland -, A. NJ Chicago !, 4. NJ. Sleeprrs
o. chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. DINING
1880 a a 70 Vii'q ma htTs sci ''s sn
for Detroit. Chicago and the West;
$40 " VI cnsq1 20 bs s nq se T.s'Ia f aa,
falu. Chicago and Cin .iuuat Dining Car
fINICKLTS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
lfnnllintOns at III. 2Gl 4ol and 80 Roadway
l3j East l?ih.st 'hamie ana West 23i at ferries
york Hi broadway ard 33 Fuliuu-st. Brpnk iyn O
Hudson St. HID ken. and Jersey CITY Station Erie
'ITau ~
hotels and residences cestination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
COLUMBIAN LINE banana Il. Il. Coz

NOMPAGNIE GENEKALE Iransa tlantlue.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE. FRANCE.
LA GASCOGNE Baulelon.. Sat Feb To- noon
IL BOTRGOGNE f.boouf. sat. Feb. ~. p. m
and smoking attached Special
1raiA vice versa. Seats. s1uD extra
A. FORGET. General Agent. No. ) Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
Qcarbers.


4, kADCATE OF Yale and Columbia for twelve years
NJ tutor well-known families wants additional pupils
special experience college preparatory instruction
WINTHROP i.2f2 Broadway.
- UPERIOR TEACHERS WANTED. LADIES.-Culu-
- waited French lady with music FOR frstclass family
English college superior teache
OF higher English speaking French, who has travelled
abroad. for hrst-class school
Gentemen-Supcrlor specialist In natural sciences for
city day school superior teacher OF German
for first class city day school French and English for
city day school
Apply TO Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON. American and
Foreign Agency % Union Square. New York
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lady teacher will give
- private lessons In Munson system; day evening
NJ, $50 sth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
A TTENTION Is CALLED TO TILE Anvrn.

Counsel 70 the Corporation
City
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22

into dollars. Indeed, silver in large
amounts would never be pressed for
coinage unless need for dollars ex-
listed, because when there was no need
silver would In the nature OF things,
command better price in bullion than
in dollars; and IL the coinage did not
stop whenever that need was oversup-
piled the values of commodities in the
United States would rise in silver and
the gold price OF the bullion in London
would eorrespondingly or to . greater
degree decline"
We find in the foregoing that there
would be no "deluge" of silver at the
mints On the contrary, we find the
remarkable statement set forth that
unless a need for dollars existed, silver
in large amounts would never be
pressed for coinage. But most remark.
able Of all, we find it stated the price
of silver bullion would rise above the
mint ratio. and at the same time de,
cline in London.
This remarkable essay, be II remem-
bered, comes from the most intelligent
organs of the gold-bugs 1t is put forth
with apparent reluctance, hut it is to
be supposed that the editor is prepared
to stand by it. Without intending 1t,
perhaps, the Financial Chronicle digs
the ground from under all the single
standard arguments, and evades where
he does not admit, the arguments of
the bimetallists Mr.. Raoul, having
pressed his questions, the Financial
Chronicle could do no less than answer
them, and the result is hodge-podge
of evasion and admission that will
cause thrill of horror to run up and
down the cultured backbone Of Horace
White.
After this display we think the advo-
Gates Of free coinage ought to press
their campaign in the north and east.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
COURT DATES.

Be 1t enacted by the legislative
assembly Of the territory of New
Mexico:
Sec. |. The terms OF the district
court hereafter to be held In the coun-
ties of Santa Fe, San Juan. Rio Ar
riba and raos, shall be held in said
counties beginning at tile times here
matter fixed and continuing until ad-
journed by the order Of the court, to-
wit:
In the county of San Juan, on the
Sd Mondays in April and October.
In the county of Rio Arriba, on the
first Mondays in May and November.
Iu the county of Taos, on the third
Mondays in May and November,
In the county of Santa Fe,i on the
second Mondays in June and Decenl-
| Der.
Sec. 2. The spring 1893 term In the
county of Lincoln shall beiheld begin
ming on the second Monday in April in
stead Of the second Monday IN March
as now fixed.
In the county of Chavez, beginning
on the fourth Monday in March instead
OF the thlId Monday in February.
In the county of Eddy, beginning Oh
The second Monday in March instead oi
the first Monday IN February.
In the county of Dona Ana, begin
ming on the third Monday i'll Marcl
the third Monday in September.
In The county of Sierra, beginning OF
the fourth Monday of April and tb,
fourth Monday i'll October.
In the county of Graut, beginning OF
the third Monday in May and III,
rhiId Monday in November.
Sec. 8. After the spring 1891 term
all terms of court for the counties o
Lincoln, Chavez, Eddy, DOna AM
Grant. shall remain as fixed by the Law
of 1891.
In the county of Colfax, on the All
Monday in March and the I'd Monda.
IN October.
In the county Of Sau Miguel, on tn
second Monday IN April and Novem
Der.