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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-14
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.


The coaauany's elegant steamers ma
tilIa, city of Puebia and Wniia
Walla leave seattle for San Francisco.
via Port Townsend and Victoria Is. G.. at
m. July 3. 5. y, Is. .. y. August =.
l.. - =. y, September J. s. II, -. u, x.
Due at San Francisco. a. m July s. II, Is.
81 Is. Il. August ), 10. Is %, -. 80, septem-
Der T. 9 H. 70 "a -. Leave san Fran
cisco FOR Seattle. VIA Victoria, B. G. and
Port Townsend at ? a. m. June 50. July 5.
10 Is. %. 3, 30. August / >. II, ~ =. q.
September 5 s. 13. =, 3, :. Due a: Seat
tie y. un July 3, 5. IS IS. 3, y, August :, {.
u l., % -. September !, 5. II. l6. y. q.
October |.
The elegant steamers Queen. City of
Topeka Mexico and Al-kf leave sent
tie for Alaska at "a. m, June IS Angus,
;. s. ls Is .. .. September !. :. II. 70, Il,
20 Due back at 81 cattle July 10. Is. 70. =.
30 August ;. 2 II. Is a, =. September 8. ).
Is Is 3. y. October g. 8 The company
reserves right 20 change. without previous
notice. steamers. sailing dates and hours
OF sailing.
]. F. TEoWBRIDGE. P. S. Supt.. Ocean
G. II. j. STOLrENBERG. Ticket Agent.
Cos First avenue. Seattle.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO, General
Agents. San Francisco.
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CITY NOTICES.

opTl$ANCE NO s5s4-A% ORDINANCE
repeating ordnance No ash. entitled
An ordnance approving ine Asses
merit koN % Local improvement Dts-
tricr No - E1r th~ Improvement -
FTfth Avenue North formerly willow
Stre4t9 frosl Republican S-reet - A3oEa
stree 4-ormeTiy HiE- S-ree9 under or
65usuce No. 4i5> ard assess TS ana
amounts there Z against each parcel a0i
lot Il land and pare thereof SHOWN q
said roll. ard providing for tae COLES
tor theyeof. 60 APPROVES October at.
FS.@, ard ltr~~rinE tr. cay treasurer 10
cancel certain assess y1.-Ests-
lse il ordained ~ the City q Seattle as
follows.
sEesf An ordinance Approving toe ASs-e-s-
u.enI aoa. VI 1.o<a. Improvement Olstr4cs
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SIR. ANt.R Ks.
FLY ON THE. FLY Err"

On
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except sunday.
In ons hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily rips. Seattle Tacoma
route 81 follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. Maya
TIME CARD.
Leave Sea.tle-76 MS A. m: a:sS. Sis
p. q.
Leave Tacoma-esa a IN: I. 4:Sa. p. IA
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seatt,e--T:3o A. m, - m: D m
Leave Tacoma-a.So a. m. 80. .Sa .. n
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Com rlercial dock. foot OF Ma
rior street Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
WASHINGTON
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

Steamer MARY f. PERLFY
Leaves Gaibraith's dock foot Of Washing
ton street. for Sylvan Grove Brenerton.
y ,. Navy Yard. Charleston sidney al
80 a. =, I ~ ,. m . Sundays. 100 o. m
Returning. leaves Sidney At s45 ru
iG:l5 m. Navy Yard. 100 a. m 1885 d
m. saturday nights leave Sidney ) n
O'Clock; Navy Yard So Telephone. Red
Isl. Open for charter on SUNDAYS
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertsefs desiring Stspiay aasesls,
QrntS changed for the Sunday issue u ~. -
hand IN eoty ~ O'Clock saturday 10 ~
euro Grange
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.

STR City of ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 80 A. NJ.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNOMAH
(DAlLY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At p. NJ.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA. 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. s. CENTS.
Tel. Main 81. CITY DOCK, Agent.
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
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AUCTION Sab ~ y weU-fr9-vis., +,
house w.I ,aAe place af -tu Rseuhsi-sn
street second house f---r NJ .-at.s,,
\orta Seal;!F TaarS53y. July * n 3
c-clnvk souols-ls-g - Da, SEES <r~yre ~
hztr IRA .resSss. handsome o4rto- Sc
uqrlE2t Tia1o- center tsnlts chlra closet
exterSsr1 table. Gsc!uE cnsfrs o-g.-
CarE<l - io2sn<fs- steel raE 20 kitchen, -
nif1Te. etc. etc. Edsa-s - B!ckergon.
A4ctioesrr.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card in Eject June I. 1897

SEATTLE. EVERETT < WHATcox
ROUTE
state o. Washington leaves Seattle
daily. exesp. Saturday. az 10 p. n.
SEATTLE * LA CONNER ROUTE
FsiThaTen leaves Seattle daily, exceot
nasv. ~ a n
Telephone Main g7s Yazls- snek
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1tI " OKks.

GUti WORKS.
SEATTLE Gun WORKS Removed 40,
Second Theodore Deschner.
pEXTER HORTON s. CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1857.
Surplus ...-...-........ ................. %, 90
President i,.s 1.;.;.-'.'.-'--.A 4 Denny
N Me- Fffs'''eh' Wy - n. Ladd
Cashier .-.............F. r Van Tuyl
sight exchange and Geographic Trans
Francisco. Portland and various poluts in
Oregon ard British Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able e!sew here IL Europe
Collections made az All points on favor
bonds. stocks and other vslus bic. "a
ceivsd on deposit for safe keeping
PEoFLEs SAVINGS BANk
Occidental BLOCK. Seattle. WASH.
~6FFIcERs AND TRu ;-rl;i.i 200 20
Ar5aar 4 Dsany... Vice P Eden.
James y. hayden Manager Casb.r - ,,.sfs
Frank l. fsi4asett- ASST LaFf Cs-nrsr
SA@IAl4II tSa-EEf. J4UN Collins
r. &. Neufsider. J. T Creeulesf
T9ansacts sag.a@s bank bnxtrex. 80
ciuSIyety.
Deposits received from 81 70 80 t.9
Interest allowed per aunur.. Slr RAJ
cent on term e. posts per ca,,t ~, -
dl24ry deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May ard
NoNeflo s'. l-.-I.s made Oh real estate OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL. g.Nu &
SEATTLE
Pai1-17 ca pitsi ........ hmm
surplus .-...-..... ......... 10 "a
]. ii McGraw ...... VIZ u,~t.u.
lester Turner -........ Ch, i'e
General banking bushes. trsrsarTsd
exaa aEs ielegfapaic exchange payable
Ia al tha principal cities OF me
United states and Europe.
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SEATTLE Gun EORES-Remoyed l+O7
Second Theodore Deschner
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTOE ROUTE
STEAMER \. 4 ROBINSON
Carrying T.. : NsB.
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves city dock. foot OF Msla
street. :. % =. IN. calling a SoGth Beach
rurcheH R-.ck Yard. Rremerton. a. y
Navy lard. Sidney. Charleston Tracyton,
Lalco. sliverdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station a, p III arrives Seattle a /,
: p m + ~. Robinson, master I.siiy.
bosarcas 1 Co. agents Telephone.
Main 81
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NOTICE TO PAINTERS Sealed propos-
ais 10 furnish labor only. material being
furnished for painting the exterior Of
the Denny. Mercer and Rainier school
buildings will be received at the office
of the board OF directors OF the city Of
Seattle. school district No. I, In King
county Wash, up 10 5 o'clock p. m. CT
Saturday. July q 1885,
Specifications can be seen AT the ofice.
corner Seventh avenue and Marion street.
Seattle A a GUERNSEY, Sec.
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sIrCIA ISLAND SANDSTONE San Juan
county Wash. easy access; capacitv
for large pieces and quality unexceIied:
gevernmen1 usto - II. oiS cox at Port
dress A. Robinson. ll2 Columbia street.
Seattle Wash.
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Hotter. yoEK Er<t-clss- roorn@ rl-,-e-
tor telephone. hath FIRST Aveg,ue am's
PIX, k,4toQ-sse ~ American PLAZA ais
- - s. p~T 14y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


CONPOSITION-Wea are now prepared IN
do composition fer the trade (any mas.
urel In Nonpareii. Minion. Brewer and
Long Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
Cali or address Pos,-Inte!!igencer. seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY "a
manufacturers business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping R,
reau (Allen's). Union block. Portland.
Or
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of strong interests which have successfully
managed the misfortunes OF other properties.
Closing prices were strong. generally al the
best OF the day.
Closing prices for last sales OF the prlncipai
active stocks compared with the hnal ngures
or yesterday, follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

NEW-YORk Jan. 4. 1891
Y'HE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
l. OF the Henry Elias Brewing co. for the election
year 1897 and for the transaction
OF such other business properly come before the
meeting VIII held the Office Of the Company at No
400 East 5ith Street In the city OF New-York on the
18th Inst at four o'clock p. m.
The transfer books the Ith inst, and
Will remain closed until the 20t day or January. 1897
JOSEPH F. rIPPE. Secretary.
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Cost ano founo.

r OsT OR STOLEN Handbook No. 100. II3. issued by
l. tho Seamens Bank fsr savings. New ork I" hlc-
80 :, irwin trustee II the Book Information CON
coming IL ls not the Bank within 30 dass from
'.iS "''V VIZ n.y. FRANK IRWIN.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

A pyERTlsEMENrs and subscriptinns for The rrie-
une received at their Uptown ONCE No '2's Broad
Wsr "a door north II 3st-st until O'clock D. m Ad-
received the following branch ofhces .:
regular orfc. rates until o'clock M va; ssi SIN
ebave and f4th-st 142 Columbus near West 6dth-
a. 100 4od-st.. near 6'h-ave o. East Ith-st;
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
EUROPEAN rINANcrAL MARKETS


TOnicr Jan IL. y. m.-Consols. Ill 9-lG for money
Canadian Pacific. Jsis. Erie.
I5i Ere preferred 3ii. Illinois central a5..
Mexican ordinary -: ~. Paul common IGi. New York
rentral 97'4 ponrgylvania 534 READING 1884 Mexican
Central per bonds. 6s. Louisville and Nashville
5Dsl: Aichis0n coTimon. a.. Money. psr cent The
rate of discount open for both short and
thrie uorths bills 1-lGn3i. per cent.
p m.-paris advices quote 3 per cent r'ntes a.
31s she and exchange on
London - francs 22t. centimes for checks.
Berlin. Jan i2.-Exchang- London 20 marks }s
pfennngs for sight and 90 marks 22is pfenrinss fcr
ninety day bills.
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Dipioeno Notices.

OFFICE OF
THE DENVER & RIO GRANpE n. r. co.
~v>,rr co New York. December Z. 1894
'I'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
declared dividend Of ONE PER CENT. on the Pre-
NJ. capita Stock Of the company OF the earn
nss payable Jan. i5 proximo
,oon books Of the preferred stock wn close
''" Jan. T. 1897 and reopen :he morning Of jan Is
GEORGE COPPEfT.
Chairman NJ 10 Poard
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ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
1895. fSgG 1897
,.. 81, ,uas 300
is, ,su.,',, 80 ~ in Ian s2t7is sg7.il3 So 90.
gI,FFAfO ROCHESTER AND PTTTsBuRG.
>,,,,,.r n, noi;es 3ai
First week n s1'.I-" Sot.>' sbi,-l3
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
,,u.. G32T G.2fG ga
,,-., raek in Lam. <2g: ODO $3js 600 $500 900
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
49,. -, .,u.s l.7s 1889 800
t,.n, ,.ssL Ian Sl53 No. Si9i .2t slS},61S
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
.,, -, ,,,ia. SIS 5i6 52I
. y S uIn'si , ~ a. Ian sol 7f3 $50 100 So GDU
CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND hAckINAW
. IL. rt5 3i0 3Sp
trifs wee a slooo- SiV''-" Si-'-"'
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sauinss Banks.
Business Opportunities.


nN ACCOUNT Of dissolution OF partnership an excei-
- lent opportunity is given FOR the right party on
investment cf hundred thousand doHars' 10 'e
come partner 1onehird INTEREST," In an oid-estao"sne
New-York city lager beer brewery now making haho-
some prn, on the investment. The PLAN including ou'
ngs ami real estate conservative estimate IS worth
over half million dollars. Only small mortgage stands
against the property Capacity OF the works over hun
dred thousand barrels a year German American pre-
farred Only principals and those meaning business need
repy. Address REAL ESTATE, 100000. New-York Trib-
une Office
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BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were 5000 coupon
Is Of 1907 at 111ai $500 at 111H $4,000 at 1lll,.
$1,000 at 111%. $1,000 coupon As Of ~, at
1904 and $1,000 at 12O3s. Final quotations
follow:
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Financial elections.

Financial elections.
'IHE NATIONAL PARK RANK OF NEW
YORK. January H. 1897
, a, the annual meeting Of the stockholders of this
b,ac; ne,a to-day the following duly elected
JOSEPH r. MOORE.
sTCYVESAST FISH.
GEORGE $. HART
CHARLES STERNBACH
CHARLES SCRiBNER,
EDWARD c. HOYT
EDWARD T.. POOR.
w. ROCkHTLL POTTS
AUGUST BELMONT.
RICHARD DELAFIELD
FRANCIS r. APPLETON.
JOHN JACOB ASTOR.
GEORGE 3. HfCKOK
GEORGE FREDK X Victor,
HERMANN OELRTCHS.
Ana as inspectors OF Election.
JOHN VI. CORNELL.
WIN. d. BALDWIN.
BREWSTER MAVERICK.
- Al subsequent meeting OF the Board. Mr.. Edward
r. POOR was unanimously reelected President. and
Mr. stuyvesant Fish. Mr.. Joseph T. Moore. and Mr.
Richard Delafeld were similarly chosen as Vice
Presidents GEORGE 5. HICKOK. Cashier
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Railway bonds were strong. but declined to
dulness. the only important dealings being IN
the Atchison and Wabash issues and chicago
and Erie frsts. The principal net gains were
made by Ohio Southern firsts. l to 81: chicago
and Erie frsts. | X to 112: Chicago and Missouri
River 5s. | to 100: Atchson adjustment As. = 10
Az; Jersey Central registered 1s. x to llois:
Chesapeake and Ohio 419s. x to I43s Burlington
convertible 5s 4 to 10Oi.; Reading general Is as
sented. u to SOS: Rochester and Pittsburg con-
soils. L. to us: West Shore registered Is. a to
1914; Ontario and Western refunding IS, y 70
90: Susquehanna and Western refunding As -
to 1913: Pttsburg. Chenango and Lake Erie
frsts. II to 9Si.: Kansas ard Texas seconds, a
to 81. and Louisville and Nashville unified As.
y to 70
Money call was 1i2G2 per cent Time money
- per cent for sixty days 81 as per cent for
three months. .'and 3 per cent for four and six
months Commercial paper was 3i.N4 per cent
for all periods and above for names not quite
well known.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
steady at unchanged quotations. The buying OF
long sterling for investment continued. although
smaller scale. Posted rates for sterling
closed 81 81 and 81 IS for long and short bills.
respectively. Rates for actual business closed
oil
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FOR FLORIDA. GEORGIA. "a

- r- ..axIv from new Pier a. " r.. Tuesdays Thurs-
days and saturdays at p ~, for savannah direct ..
CITY Of Birmn CHAM jan IL Kansas City 70
q snde Jan - city oe ,srnlngham IAN
cry ~ Augusta Jan. 6 Granie Duchesse. Jan. =
i'nsurpa.ssd cabin accommodations. Connecting at
savannah with ror all points In Florida the
south and For tickets and freight rates apply
A. All 26I 353 ss5 BFoadway or 81 the Pier foot Of
springst. u ~ SoLNI-I. ssnsseI.
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sOcKs SHOW STRENGTH.
pRrCES GENERALLY HIGHER.
,oxp MARKET sTRONG-wHEEL1NG AND
LAKE ERIE WEAK

..,rs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY IL.
nrArINGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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JM[pMElaGEl060M0
PACIFIC NAIL S. S. co.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Int ended steamship saiings from vancouver
TO 7JAPAM AND G@ONAo
EMPREss OF CHINA.........:M :Mch. |. MAY 10 July Y
E9E0ly lylU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA:
WARRIMOO. .........F Feb. : MIOWERA. Mch .
~ Cabin accor. olations very low rates
For tickets freight ep1ly J3 Broa6way For
freight rates only. 65 Wal-st.. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
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STEAMBOATS,.

BOSTON AMD NEW ENGLAND.
VIA SOUND LINES.
eToNINGToN LINE. sson.usion. Pier SO. n \,
Canal week days only. at 600 r. ~
HokMich LINE. Ma New London. from Pier 40 n n.
next Desbrosses It,. week days only, at s3O +. ~.
FALL RIVER LIN. via Nes?or, and Fall River. from
Pie Is. X. foot Murray st.. week days only. ~
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13


Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named New w-Oreans-Commercai. DC
discount; bank. par Charleston-Buying. 1-l6
discount selling. JIG premium. savannah
Buying. 1-16 per cent off: selling, par. Boston
Par St -LOus-2Jc. discount bid offered at
par. San Francsco-Sight 12iac. telegraph.
l5c. Chcago-Gi'c discount Cincinnati--'oc
Bank cearings in this city We're: Exchanges
S1os. .227 .sss; balances. S7.:,3G.:lo. Baltimore-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sli.6O3.5l2: balances.
Sl.4a5 053 Boston-Exchanges. S1Il22 70;
balances. S1.s63,s2 Chcago-Exchanges Sl3.-
Ij:;. 1jS; balances. S141G03
The price Of commercial bar silver in TINS
market WAS 644c. Mexican dollars were quoted
at jC5s@5liac. In London bar silver was un-
changed at % 11-16d. Silver exports to-mor-
row. 391 600 ounces The steamship Yucatan
has arrived from Tampico at this port. with
10000 ounces Of silver and $1,000 gold
Money on call in London was > per cent
Open market discounts. l-l6m3ls per cent for
long and short bills. British consols closed at
1llia for money and HIN for the account
Paris exchange on London, - francs ~
times Discount rate in Paris per cent. Dis
count rate in Berlin. 3ia per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering the actual results of two days ago
compared with the last preceding statement
gives the following balances
Ne, gold on 5s 'a" ! ,-a Inc
on hand. 60 s40026 Gotij15i Dec. AZ 80
Net silver on nd s.OG6 $50 1884 cot Inc o'bi-
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
ogfs;and-
ing certificates S:lS. S2ls.--Zli1 Inc 81
Deposits in bank 1d.22N3f2 lG,2-'.3ss Inc 'o4"
Available ash s2ai as .o7 s23. Jo95g3 Inc s1i i56
Deduct minor liza
hilitica .'bt3i" -''N'' ilr. -f''''i
,, cash bal sase 7,s 79l s23e 500 G7G Dec s2ls iij
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-dav were S4gOO:,6: internal revenue receipts.
S3O3.3.9. and miscellaneous receipts. $50;
total Government receipts for the day, SSH
.,1l. expenditures. S!jS1 600: excess Of expend.
lures SlGJ O7S Receipts for month to date 50.
7IS s21 expenditures. S1i,i2o.oo0. Excess OF
SlG6llTs Receipts for the fiscal
year to date $l61 2GG. 423: expenditures. S2lo.-
$50 OOO excess OF expenditures $i3.N3.5I4 Re-
ceipts OF National bank notes for redemption to-
day were S4lO..'t6.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day We're S.
41G119 and payments Sl0'il .'dI resulting in
general balance Of SIP 0l6 102 consisting OF
Sl2lOoi Gi7 coin and S41.96i .iJJ currency. The
Sub-Treasury has debit balance at the Clear
inr House of 81 2.OO4O, and It's net loss on bal
ance was 81 .64J.3S6, made up by loas in coin
Of sos. .3tS. and loss in currency Of Sl.h'I.o3S.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw-YoRK
Week ending Jan H.. sI6l6.7eS so53sc42 Ss79~'
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
CUNAKD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL By QUEENSTOWN.
Lucania Ian Is p m ,mbria sd Feb Ett g. $50 a. M
Camua MIA Jan 30 . D. m Eiruria. Feb 20 80 A. m
From pier 90 North River. foot u Cisrkson ST.
For freight ana passage apply the Companys onncs.
No Bowling Green. New York ,
" VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

NEW 81: Excursion. $l.o0-
~ Fast steamers eavs Pier 23 Z. r. Daily (Sundayo
excepted A. ami ~ midnight arriving In time for
trains Nerden Hartford Springfield and points oorsA
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

CLYDE LINE, l;, p, rsrox
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier - F. r. (foot Of Roosevelt.st) p, m =.
lPOQCOIS. Chas. Jack jan
NICHE. Chas * Jack. MONDAY, Jan ~
ALGONQUIN Chas & Jack........ wednesday, jan ~
SEMINOLE Chas. Jact t.....-........tr .trd"y Jan. q
steamers have class passenger accommodations
WM p. CLYDE & Co. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. \.
Fla Cent and Penn Fast T. & p ne, via JacksonVl1'e
Great so Freight Line via Chsrleston.
r G. EGER. General Agent. Soi Broadway y. \.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

vx Onsway excursion Tourists tickets TO all points
in Texas Colorado. Utah. Arizona. California. Mexico.
Georgia Florida. etc. Also Hot Springs ARK.
sAfNG along the Atlantic Coast 70 Brunswiek Ca o.
similar Crossing the Gun Of Mexico 70 Gavee-
son Tex ARE IDEAL. TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS.
Write FOR our s4-PAGE POCKET GUIDE (mailed fresl.
r r. MALLORY & co. Gen Agts. Pier % E. r., ~ Z.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ H,r La Gus,ra Puerto CabeIo Curacao ard Msrs-
calbo- VIA curacao. Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
SIS. VENEZUfl- l-A...... saturday Janury 10 ! o. n
sc pIIfIaD,-r ,pfiIA Wednesday, January q. D. m.
SIS CARACAS. ...::..:; THURSDAY February = .. n
~ FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST. THOMAS.
ss cr-RAC.O...........T Thursday JaHuary 2s p m.
These American built expressly for the trade
haya superior accommodations Tor passenger
BOuTTON, BLISS & pAi.I.ETr.
General Managers. i35 Front-s.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
FRENCH LINE.
GENERAL Transatlantique.

LA CHAMPAGNE Poirot. ....... sat, Jan 10 ~ ~.
IA nOf -RGOGNE. Leboeuf. Sat. Jan % a. m
Rates Of passage: First class. " Y Paris $40 and
upwaras including railway fare TO Paris seas
al landing charges Second class TO Paris $50 70.
A. FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green NJ =.
COOKS ORIENTAL LTOURS.-Personally con-
~ Quoted Parties Egypt. the Nile and Palestine from
Now York, Il Mar. d. 1897. All expenses Included
Illustrated programmes from - =, 80
T,tiOS Cook SON 26l and 225 broadway, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

THE NATIONAL STARCH MFG. 60. vi,
Office Of the Treasurer. No. Broadway. New ,fprK
rJ,IE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders
ot The National Starch MIG Co. will be held at iis
Office In Coyington. KY. Wed. Feb: J. ls,. ar y
o'clock noon The transfer books Will close at O'Clock
Thurs afternoon. Jan. IA. and reopen Mon morning.
fe'' o. o. ~ CHAs c. BURNS sec'y and Treas
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting al the all West Coast Poss -
Mexico Central and South America .
steamers sail from pier foot West 9TH ST. y. y.
yAT,ENSTAI Jan. - roon ADVANCE. Jan. 30 nooe
" JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
DLD DOMINION LINE.

" DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Newport News Peere-
burg Portsmouth. pinners Point. Richmond Virzinis
peach Va and Washington y. =. daily except sunday
from Pier 20 North River Ealing week day. sx-
cept Saturday. at 3 p. NJ. ard saturday at p. ~
w 1. GUTI.IAUDEU Vice-Pres. and Trafnc Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

with interest.