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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-24

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The standard Railway of America
in Eject January I7.1Ss9.
Trains leave Jersey City as foliows:-
FOR THE Jest.

SIS A. NJ. East Mail. with Buffet ssa par 70,
Chicago. No coaches to Pittsbnrg9 Do.
SIS A NJ, Fast Line. with Vestibuie FAR
ior Car. d.ily for Pittsburs.
lo.l4 800. the celebrated Pennsylvania
Limited. s..e pioneer of this class OF the ser
vice, composed exclusively of Pullman vesti-
bule Compartment, Sleeping, Dining, Opserva-
ton and Smoking Cars, lighted by stationary
chicago, Cleveland, Indianapolis. Louisy!iie. ST
Louis. Cincinnati and Toledo. $780,
with vestibule Sleeping and Dining Cars, daily
to st. Louis and chicago. Inf0usn sieepins
es s.n ?. NJ. Western Express. with ,vestibuls
Sleeping Cars, daily to Pitts6urg, Snlcaso am ma
Cleveland Dining dning Car to fniiaoelph'A AH'
SOC P. NJ, Express, sleeping
and apa,I pln Cincinnati Gars tS IS SiP p n. 1n ana Sec lo.i;
P. NJ, st. Louis 100 A. M. second morning.
S.15 p. NJ. Pacific Express, Pui I'm I Sies spiiv
and Cleveland except Saturday.
500 P. M, Mail and Express, Pullman BuneI
SlssPla agd l poin g Vest. No Coaches
BALTIMORE. wAsH5MGToN AND TIE
For Baltimore. Washington ond re SOUTH a
a.ss ga Congressional Limited, Parior S1as
and Pennsylvania Railroad Dining Carr. 4z4,
s sas: a "a, 81 Ut F. ma N an. 4. N as's ga aIse Congestion Da
Limited, Parlor Cars and Pennsyivanis Kat
read Dining Can arr IA asl,n eds and s1l sl' la + :. u.
Week days. 12.2s P. NJ, Florida Limited, via
Southern Railway. daily, except Sunday' l1f
Jacksonville and st. Augustine. l24S F. NJ,
FLORIDA Special, via Atlantic Coast Line, daiiy'
except Sunday. for Jacksonville. st. Augustine
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express for Philadelphia. SIS. T:4s. ~. g ~.
s.z. s.15, s.44 dol4 Pen1sylyank LhaiteS9' ls-5 )
AIS, As. "A, SIS. Ga. s.os SIC, PIG Z z v;
10 IA Pennsylvania Limitedl, 1915, II u a; M
s-IS. Alb, 4.44, 5.13. 6.14, 500, S.15, 915 r. x:
and Il. 80 night. Accommodations. LII A. NJ:
x.52 and z15 P NJ. week days. Sunoays' pa
For Atlantic City. 1886, 11.1s A NJ, 121s
Saturdays only u.a P. NJ, through bn,st
Parlor Car and Combined Coach, and 2.2S P.M.
weekdays, 1928 and 6.94 A. M. sundays.
For Cape May, H. 0 A. III. Lob r NJ weeS
DAYS. IL. so A. Nj. Sundays.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
point Pleasant and intermediate <st g va M
Railway. 9.2s a.. NJ, 1924, So. 52s ~
and 1904 night. On Sunday. 1000 A. NJ. ozS
p M. (Stop at Inseriaken for Asbury Park or
Ocean Grove on Sunday.) So -
The New York Transfer Company. VIII can
for and check baggage from and to hotels and
residences. 0,oor
J. r. n n wSCD
Gent Manager Genl rassensei
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STOLEN WATCH RECOVERED.

Acting Detective Prescott yesterday re-
covered from a pawn shop on the Bow
cry. New York, the watch. valued at $100,
which was stolen on Monday from FL. L.
Ahernethty. of No. 153 Mercer street, while
he was riding on a Montgomery street
car. It had been pawned for SIS.
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THE REGISTRATION.

The registration was surprisingly heavy
on Tuesday. particularly in Democratic
strongholds. It is true last falls list
were copied. but there We're in the neigh
borhood of one thousand new names
added.
The registry books LAY not all been
filed with City Clerk O'Donnell as yet.
There are missing the first precinct, First
ward; First and Fifth ward of the Sec
sond; First of the Third, Fifth of the Sew
enth, and First of the Ninth.
City Clerk O'Donnell requests the cleo
ton officers to send in the registry books
without further delay.
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10 Cure q III Uue Day.
Take laxative Bromo Outline Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II it fails to cure.
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RAILROADS..
Lehigh Valley System

Leave PennsyIvania H.. II. Depot
6.34 A. N. daily Sunday 7.12 A. NJ for
EASTON and intermediate stations.
1888 A. NJ. daily for W~ILKESBARRE,
SCRANTON (week days., ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, ali
and the West, and principal local points. Din
ing Car and Chair Car to Buffalo.
12:14 P. M. daily. except Sunday.
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UNITED MINE WORKERS.
Delegates Elected to tho American FEEDER.
alton OF Labor.

alton OF Labor.
COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 1s.-Almost tho
entire day was spent by the national
convention OF the United Mine Workers
Of America In electing officers. Outside
OF this no business OF Importance was
transacted. w. C.. penrce, OF Ohio, was
reelected secretary without opposition.
There were forty-eIght candidates for
the six positions on the executive board
and the vote was 80 close that the re-
suit was not announced.
The following delegates were elected
to the American Federation OF Labor:
NJ. D. Ratchtord and Y. L. Lewis of
Ohio; John NJ. Hunter, OF Illinois, and
John Fahey, of Pennsylvania. ~
David Ross, commissioner OF labor OF
Illinois, addressed the convention. He
advised the miners to demand an nd
vance at the joint conference with the
operators. Both sides would have to
make concessions, however, to secure
an adjustment of wages. The delegates
to the convention have decided to leave
Sunday morning, for Chicago, TO attend
tho Joint convention. The special com.
mitteet has not yet formulated its re.
port and Il Is being awaited with a
great deal OF Interest By the delegates.
1t will cmbody the demands to be made
Mt the joint convention. 4 demand Of
ten cents per ton advance Is generally
fnvnra1 EfHI ra1s -s' E a.rl IFr. .|'-.. #.gfI
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IRON AND STEEL.
Nothing New Has Developed In These
p oIarketx the Past Week.

Nothing New Has Developed in These
Markets the Past Week. ssi-s5l3}5
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 1a,-The
American Manufacturer in Its weekly
review will say tomorrow:
Nothing new Is shown in the iron
and steel markets during the past week.
AT all the principal points quietnesa,
still reigDs. but the general tone has
lost no strength. The stoppage for re-
pairs usual among the mills at this
time is stil! having its effect on trade.
This In conjunction with the mid-wIn-i
tet- dnllness, has a tendency to keep
trade quiet, but the general situation
remains fully as good as 1t was at last
report. - -
AS has been the case for a long time
past the eastern market shows the.
mills are fairly well employed. Orders
hor pig iron are not so numerous as
they were, but sellers are not making
heavy offerings. Trade In finished iron
and steel is somewhat better than II,
was. Philadelphia reports pig iron
holders as being more anxious to SELL
but both sides appear to be only wait-'
Ing. Considerable business is doing In
Bessemer billets, plate and tank lines
are promising. and there is q good run
OF business to the structural mills. At
Chicago there are numerous inqu,rIeJ
for iron and steel products: some for
delivery extending over the entire
year. Pig iron,has been sold for delIy-
cry during the second half. The low
prices for southern iron have been
withdrawn and the situation is strong
er than It was week ogo. It is stated
that Il all the inquiries now In would
result In actual transactions, the output
OF the coming two months would be
absorbed. Car shops and agricultural
works are buying bar iron, but the
structural markets show nothing new
at Cincinnati, the week has been
fairly good In pig Iron and the rnarkes
Is more steady. At least A, 900 tons of
pig iron were sold In this market since
our last report. Thorc are large inquir-
les for sheets. No large pig iron sales
were reported at Cleveland during the
past week. Buyers offers are low and
trade 10 quiet. Black sheets are
shade higher in price. In the Wheeling
district, trade remains about as 1t was
ut last report. ss'i3
According to our estimate, the pro-
duction of plG iron In the United States.
During the year 1897 was 9.639, ,Saa5 tons
This Is the largest output In the history
OF the country ~ Iss- '.i-=7 - :. Z ~ -
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WIN Pro,ccu,, Zo,o.

PARIS, Jan. 13.-Count de Mum, the
clerical leader caused excitement in the
chamber OF deputies to-day, when he
asked TO be allowed to question the gov
crnmcn: on the subject of Emile Zola's
open letter to President Faure. NJ.
Cuchery caused an uprolr by replying
that the absence OF General Billot COM
PEELED o postponement OF discussion.
Count de Nun declared that the question
was one that could not be put off. Loud
protests greeted NJ. Cocherys ANNOUNCE
'mcnt that the government proposed to
fix day for the debate, and the minister
finally agreed to suspend the session un-
til General Blllot could be present. Later
the premier, NJ. Melinc, announced that
the government had decided to prosecute
NJ. Zola. Zola's letter formally accused
the minister OF war, General Bllot, Gen
eral Mercier, Major Ravary and Major
Patty de Clan OF perjury In thc Esterhazy
trial and challenged the government 10
prosecute them. 95-5 I7 fS =f a. +
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Want LInd.ay to Ite,lsn.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. IA spe-
ella! to the Evening Post from Frank
fort, KY, says
Representative Saunders, Democrat,
OF Union county, to-day introduced a
resolution In the Kcntucky house OF
representatives questioning the De-
mocracy OF United States Senate. VII
liam Lindsay. and asking him 70 re-
sign. The resolution was referred to a
committee on petitions and grievances
by a viva voce vote, which disposes OF
1t for all time. The resolution reciscs the
fact that Senator Lindsay has voted
against the Democratic party, ETC., and
calls upon him to resign, es he has no
longer represents the party that elected
him. The resolution is the result of
the heated fight over the currency.
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.


hHu JCCuTtn uh ~ VNutttt-
lmsnt--M,asures introduced In CongresA
by Our Representatives.
Special Dispatch to the InteiliSencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan, l3.-ssna-
tor Elkins has secured the appoint
ment of C. c. Burnett, OF Huntington,
West Virginia, TO a place in the ofllce
OF the recorder OF deeds OF the District
OF Columbia.
Representative Dorr has introduced
bills in the house as follows: To extend
the provisions OF the pension laws to
t:ie members of Company c.. Thirty
third regiment OF West Virginia mill
tia, who were captured at Centersvlllc.
West Virginia, September T., 1853; to
. pension, E. N. Conner. late teamster in
the war, at $40 per month; to pension j.
iR.slAIathers, late OF Company A., of
Third West Virginia infantry, at s25
per month; 70 pay William Paxton, OF
Wess Virginia. Z sl3041 for pro-
pertr taken during the war; to
grant O pension OF SIS amonthto Isaac
W. Allen., late captain OF an independ-
ent company OF scouts for Pocahontas
[ county, w. Va.
Representative Dovener introduced
bills to-day as follows: For relief q;
George W. Sullivan, Cente: Point,
Doddridge county: granting a pension
to Charles ". W. Haney, Pine Grove.
Wetzel county: granting pension at an
increased rate to Robert S. Northcott,
Cla-ksburg. and granting increase OF
pension to William L. Alley Lynn
Camp.
Among the early appointments will
be that OF Rev. Helms. OF West Vir-
,ginIa, to q chaplaln's position in the
United States navy. Tae. matter was
decided to-day. ~ Il s
The West Virginia Republican. Asso-
ciation, composed OF residents OK
Washington. met tonight and arrans-
ed partially for 4 reunion, to be held
some time in February. a committee OF
arrangement was appointed with power
to appoint sub-commlttees aud arrange
q programme. The association elected
the principal officers and Will complete
the list at a subsequent meeting.
Governor Atkinson came In from
Charleston to-day and called at several
OF the departments.
Among the other West Virginlans In
Washington to-day. are: Mr.. G. B. Glib
bens. OF Parkersburg, and Postmaster
j. w. Holt. OF Grafton: John Lions.
Alex. Clohan. E. II. Vanmeter, and A.
3. Smith. OF Martinsbure. :.
Representative Dorr has recommend
ed the appointment Of T. ]. Mason as
postmaster at Graham, kanawha coun-
ty. He has also recommended the es-
tablishment Of a postoflice at Cult, Raj
eigh county, with Phillip Gross as post
master. %
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hntI.ynloon Lenr,,r.

z COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 13.--T>he Amerl-
can Ana-Saloon League to-day elected
these officers: President, Hon. Hiram
Price. Iowa; vice presidents, Rev. Dr.. L..
b. Wilson, Washington. d. c.: Most
Rev. John Ireland. D. D., Minnesota; w,
II. Tlllcy, Pennsylvania: Bishop b. w.
Arnett (colored) Ohio: Rev Dir. p, s.
Hcnscn, Illinois: Rev. DR.. B. B. Tyler,
New York city; Rev. Dir. Newman
Smythc. Connecticut: superintendent.
Rev. Howard Russell. Ohio; secretary.
James l.. Erwin, Washington. D. c.;
treasurer, J. w. Cummings, New York
city. \ b !. .'s3 s;
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CLEVELAND. o., jan. 13-Thc Tip
pecanoe Club tonight adoptee resolu-
tons, asking Senator Burke. Represen-
tatlves Bramiey and Mason aad Mayor
McKlason and Cooperation Counsel
Norton, who were active In opposition
to the candidacy OF Senator Hanna, to
resign. McKIsson made a speech In
which he refused to resign. The dircc-
tors Will now be asked to expcl the five
rnprnhprs go 81 EE s7-E.-'. zEts7s 4 'Er.f3
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SITUATION ATtCOLUMBUS.
',aa:"r inana Leaves for IIomo-The
nn"sry Observation-Disclosures May
hs'rsanixe the House of Representa-.


hn'sry lnvesti.ation-Eopub arny
ksOrSanIre tho House o, Represents.
tires. ~ ~ 's,ss.7g' : IN.
COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. Ex-senator
lianEa let, this morning forlhIs home
- :. G.eveIath, where he will remain over
sunday His private car was attached
10 inc Big Four train leaving at $50 a,
H. I"on5 those in the party were his
.s'shaor. Col. .Myron T. He-rick, and
MS manager, Major Charles Dick, Sec
'etaFS OF the Republican national com
"'ttGs. ..Ss. Senator HaEna's physician In
%, ~ r. on MIN taking rest. The strain
~. y MN mere Tor two weeks has worn on
'nt IN severely. He shows 1t Very v,gibly,
h a.; ot Inc workers on both sides are ex-
,"SStea. ,s,I. hr. Hurtz ard otfsrs are suf-
;r,iE from o7crwork ard losa Of sleep.
"e't are many who have been SO lively
= =" nIatlers thai are now almost as near
{ Gp.'apse no "the opposition" itself.
,y '"dhy Of the leaders and workers still
isha.i: 20 watch tile proceedings O. the
.sEalllre, In which body the wa- is NOT
oo,ef' There we're conferences last nirht
..I more rerolutic., especially in the
T:ureanzatlcn or the hcuee. "Thc
mmtA combine" practically turned the
~ Ton OF that body over 10 the
DeMocraiS In the d!ckering on the GEN
a,"E,,SThlp. although the house has a, Re.
ppHnnCah inajorityof fifteen. Six OF the
ip1o!!cah representatives voted with
sa "r .nrty-scven Democrats O. scrator
'" "'W. Mae" matters, hut stIll the house ia
D" ~. u s'lla 10 stand G:ty.yix TO ntty- threa
icr r., organization, rs, thu same ns Il stood
~. ~, rama: Two weeks ago Boxweli.
NC Republican, numirec fsr Eneakcr
H. ~ %ele&teE Af:y-a!x 10 dfty-ttree, but
'"E "%ureS have sincc been rcyersed.
r.c Dne OF The o6Strucslons 10 Immediate
,wDSodSaniza,ion Is NJ. BoxwoIl himself
il ~ ', mac enen!cs when he was former.
I,,r,oS 1,nSSaEer; AM! who w;ts generally re-
ot la jisr.', 70 in?e been tho indirect cause
HI, h%'tTa nh,,,'a fh:t'InG with what IA caIIeE
",S "",, pG'i run"at tho ofganisntIor or h thc
COM, SaSse'noly. There may be syf1c
''u't A3out Boxwcil&belrG put in y' tEe
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Special Dispatch to tho 1n,elllzencer.

opecIa1 DEspascH 10 VIC lHteIIlEencer. :.
2 STEuBENVILLE, Ohio, Jam 49,
John Youcavapl, of Dlllonvalc, was ar
rested here this afternoon, after an cx-
citing chase. for stealing Sis from Bo-
Init. his boarding boss. Bolnti had tho
money hid and Youcavayi played sick
and secured It and came here ito 70
east, but J. Petroslsi followed him and
prevented his buying railroad ticket,
after which the chase took place.
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TW0.M0REARRESTS
In the Missing City Order Scandal
gi, or Huntington.
CIRCUIT CLERK M'WlLLIAMs.

Taken Into Custody by Chief of Police
Tyrec, Charged with folony-rwo Other
lisn Who Have liesn Apprshended
Charge that They Received the Orders
From Mewiilian,s whom Ho was City
(. cierk-He is Admitted to Bali In ths Sum
ors5, ,ooo-HIs Arrest Create. a Mig son-
sation In Huutlnston---I is said that
Many Outstanding Orders Arc Held by
4 ll,oston, Now York and Other Parties.
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IN SIGHT OF HONE


Ends His Troubles. /,
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIgencer.
sTEUBENVILLE, o., Jan. .13.-Will-
lam Jarvis, aged twenty-four years,
who has been pressnan on the Star, re-
turned this morning from Pittsburgh.
where he had been seeking work and
purchased o revolver and cartridges on
his way home.
Within sight OF home, at the doorway
OF the Sixth Street N. L. church, he
shot himself In the left breast and died
almost instantly. In his pockets were
found letters to his mother, Miss Mag
gie Acton and G. B. Huff. In all of
them he spoke OF i'll health and de-
spondency, as his reason for suicide and
not the fact that he was out OF work.
He was thrown out of work by the
consolidation OF the Star and Herald,
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saw Amdree's balloon,

STOCKHOLM, ian. 13,-Profcssor
Nordensktold. the Arctic explorer, has
informed the Swedish Academy OF Sci.
ence that the foreign office has received
Intelligence that several persons worthy
OF credence saw Professor Andrce's
balloon, carly In August. in British Col
umbla seven miles north OF Quesnellc
Lake. In tho District of ,Cnriboo. Tho
professor regards the news rs being of
sufficient Importance to call for closer
Investigation A.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.--The nomi-
nation Of Attorney General McKenna TO
be a justice of the United States supreme
court, was reported to the senate to-day
and Senator Ho1r sought 10 have II acted
upon. Objection was made. huweycr,
and II weTt over. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-14
1.-THE NEXT CONTEST.
4, Columbus will be Over the Bribery
Cases,
WHICH WILL Be ONNEXTWEEK.
Combine VIII Fight Against Hanna
Beng Seated
N THE SENATEFOR LONG TERM.

10th House, Have Adopted Resolutions
Providing for tho fuvestigation OF the
Chsrcss-uanna's Managers Anxious to
Sec tho ,in,tsr Pushed, us Those Who
Arc Eal,ins tho Greatest Hus and Cry
Are tho Guilty 0nos-It Is More Than
Likely that tho House VIII bo E,orsan.
irsd Next Week by tho Republicans and
tho Combines Toois Depossd--fornker
ton-ratnlntos Hanna.
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NEW YORK. Jan. ls,-The supervl-
sors Of Queens county went at the no j
tel bill for the Thorn Jury to-day with
nm axe. Tho items for 1856 Is for wine,
S2SS 40 for cigars. and So 40 for bill
llards wero stricken out and the net
sum of the bill was reduced from s9,Ois
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An examination OF ex-Treasurer Gar
lands books showed that he has paid
over $1,000 Of them. Endless civil Itiga-
zion Is feared because OF the outstanding
orders, as local parties, who have some
of them. say they will bring suit for their
collection. It is runored that 5000 of
them are In the hands OF Il New York
man, $4,000 in the hands OF Boston par
ties, and 1t Is feared that they are scat
tered Gll over the country.
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T,rti,,,-A,,,iInntun,, J

E: LONDON, Jan. 1a.-Phnte. the super,
VINO murdered William Tcrrf.s, TIC ac-
tor, has been h'und guilty. The ytrd!ct,
howeTer, declares him to be ir-cspons!-
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The official advlces began arriving at
midnight last night and have come un-
interruptedly since then. The early ones
were IN cipher, and It took some hours
to decioher them. They told the story
of the disturbance fully, and in the
main corroborated the press dispatches,
They made II clear. It. Is stated at the
lega tion, that the demonstration was an
Dnorgan!Zed RIOT the patticIpators be-
ing gathered up from the streets, with
out arms or ammunition. It began when
a few army officers mobbed tho recon
centrado newspaper Establishments that
paper being so lusewarm toward auto
Monty that 1t was suspected OF having
insurgent tendencies. Later as the peo-
pie were leaving the shops at the close
OF the days work, and the Btrccts were
iilled with home-goers tho demonstra-
ton was begun again by M attack on
the establishment OF Ia Discussion, and
the Dlario Dc La Marina. The dispatch
leB state that Il Lisma!l group raised a
cry against autonomy, some few gaye
vras for General Wcylcr, while some
scattered ahouts were directed against
General Blnnco. In the main, however,
the vivas were for Spain and the army.
( The mouated police were brought Into
use, and dispersed the groups, so that
order was restored, and the city was
tranquil by midnight.
this excitement United Consul
General Lee was In communication with
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NIor.n,n,, OF strnm,l,,n.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In: Rhyn-
land. from Liverpool. 81 +
i LIVERPOOL ~ Arrived German!a,
New York. i, II IL. -. 3 ts9s-I,si] !;
York. Ii y -
ouBENSToWN--Arrlved Pennland.
Philadelphia for Liverpool @ .S54i5 i.
Z NEW, YoRK-Arrived: Mobile from
London; California from Naples. 80