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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
The Metal Market
THE MAYOR TOOK WATER.
A Short History of theEleCtriC Light
Contract Matter.-The Citizens
Mass Meeting Was Too Much For
Him.

The history of the five year contract
entered into by the city of Ell Paso and
the Gas and Power company is one of
unusual interest and the manner in
which the mayor was forced by public
pressure to repudiate his hasty action in
signing the iron clad contract is anus
ing.
Thursday night. January 26, at the
council meeting the city council,
which q week before had authorized
a call issued for competitive bids for
lighting the city, passed an ordinance
authorizing the old company to supply
light at almost the same exhOrbitant
price paid for them during previous
years The ordinance gave the cor
poration a five year contract and had
the effect of knocking the street rail-
way franchise into cooked hat.
Public Indignation was great and the
following day .ominOus words of con-
demnatiOn were spoken in all parts of
town. The contract required the si"-
nature of the mayor to make it binding
and he had five days of grace in which
to act. Early Friday morning, how
ever, agents of the monopoly were af-
ter him and he signed.
A howl of Indignation such as is not
often heard in this city, then went up.
Offending Office holders trem bled and
shook in their boots but they cJuld
not recede from the position they had
taken.
Friday night the citizens commit
tee, which had organized to build
street railway. feeling that and rights
had been trampled upon rights ignor-
ed by the mayor and aldermen, held
meeting to discus the situation. N othiug
de finite developed that night, but the
following night smother meeting va,
N 81 q mo n,a- an
day night issued. This call was hume
rously signed and had the effect OF
bringing together such gathering as
had not assembled since the Ell Paso
mass meeting declared war against
Spain.
Mass meetings are all powerful and
strike terror to the heart of the office
holder.
Committees were appointed to con-
fer with the mayor and alderman to
request them to cancel the contract as
they still had the right to do
Some of the most prominent men in
town were members of the committee.
They got the mayor before them first
and pressed hlm for an answer. Ee
hemmed and hawed and squirmed in
in his seat, finally making his escape
without giving definite answer. That
afternoon the alderman and mayor TO
gether appeared before the committee.
They did not look unlike culprits ar
raigned before Judge.
A half hour talk by members of the
committee did the work. The officials
present admitted that they had acted
unwisely and would endeavor to undo
the wrong A council meeting call ed
for that night declared the electric
ligh: contract void.
The people had gaine I'd glorious
victory.
And the mayor quietly kicked him
self.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06

invitations through their representa-
tives here: Great Britain, Russia,
Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Tur-
key, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Swed-
en-, Belgium, Luxembourg, Servia, Rou-
m snia, Montenegro, Greece. Switzer-
land. United States, Siam, Persia,
China ard Japan.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
CONFEDERATE DEAD
Honored As Usual In New Or
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 6.-Con-
federate Memorial Day was observed
in this city today on more elaborat-
ed scale than ior many years past.
An unusually large parade of militia
and veterans ps-aded the principal
streets of the down town district and
then proceeded 10 the cemeteries
where the usual salutes were fired and
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06

ARE COWED
1t is Believed They Will Not
Again Oppose Us
In Force.
GUERRILLA WARFARE
Will Probably Be Waged For
a Long Time Accompan-
led By Petty Out
RACES.

MANILA, April 6.-Promiuent Fill
ipinos in this city are OF the opinion
that the insurgents will not again op-
pose the Americans with their main
force. From now on, they declare, q
guerrilla warfare will be waged hich
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
GOMEZIN COMMAND
He WiII Remain Unit. the Army Is
DiSbanded.

HAVANA, Apr. Gone of the results
following the dissolution of the Cnban
assembly in chief will be the the reins-
tatement ir the near future of General
Gomez, as commander of the Cuban
army. He will hold his old position
until the forces are fiually disbauded.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06

brave men were laid to final rest.
All the flags in the city were at half
staff and black bunting was generally
displayed. AS the procession passed
through the streets men on the side
walks uncovered their heads.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06

the graves of the dead piled high with
floral offerings.
The day being legal holiday, busi-
ness was generally suspended and the
crowds locked to Greenwood cemetery
where memorial exercices we're held
at the Confederate monument.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
UNIVERSAL
DISARMING
Will Be Discussed At the
Cars Peace Conference,
Soon To Occur.
INVITATIONS ISSUED
All the Leading Nations Of
the Earth Are Asked To
Take Part In The
Conference.

THE HAGUE, April 6. 6.-Invitations to
the Cars peace conference, which
were consigned to the Dutch govern
ment for distribution, were issued to-
day.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
QUAY HOLDS ON
His Trial Begins Next Monday.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Former
U. S. Senator Quay had "a long con-
ference with counsel yesterday regard
ing final arrangements tor his trial
which begins Monday next.
Insurance Commissioner Durham
had long interview with Quay but de-
clined to say what passed between
them further than this: "Mr. Quay is
in the fight for the United States sen.
atorship to the finish" Quay's son
in the conference with counsel over
the trial in which be is co-defendant.
The Metal Market.
NEW YORK: April g. Copper
steady 1S asked. Silver 593, lead S4.45.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
NATIVE BATTALION
To be Formed in Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN. April 6. 6.-Gereral Henry
has ordered the formation of.abattalion
OF 400 men to be made of Porto Ricans
enlisted for military service in this is
land. The officer are to be detailed
from regiments of the. American army
now on duty here,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
INDIFFERENT
Great Britain Doesn't Care To Part
With the West Indies.

tion of the Hon. Joseph Cham berlain,
colonial minister, no English states
men seriously considers the idea of
exchanging the British West Indies
for the Philippines. The public gen.
orally is indifferent to such project
and TO Jamaica's woes.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06

when that paper published eight col:
umns of testimony before the court Of
Cessation by M. Bertulus. the magis
trate who in 1898 examined Col. Pic
quart and also investigated the cases of
Esterhazy and Du Patty de Clam.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
AGUINALDO LOST
No News OF His Whereabouts Obtain
able.

MANILA, April 6.-No news of Agui-
naldo's whereabouts or his position
among the Filipinos can be obtained.
1t is believed that he has been deposed
in favor of General Luna and is in hid
ing.
The Charleston has returned after
bombarding Daguppan.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
COTTER CONVICTED
Another Member of the Famous
Bank Conspiracy.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 5.-The
Cotter, real estate man of Philadel-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
ALL REPUBLICANS
Elected in Rhode Island

FROvIDENCE, r. 1. April 6.-The
entire republican state ticket yester-
day. Elisha Dyer was chosen governor
for the third time with majority of
I OOO
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
ANTI-SEMITISM
Brings On A Fierce Riot In Bohemia

NEUsTADT, :. Bohemia. April ga
prolonged Anti. Semitic riotraged here
today until O'Clock in the afternoon.
Six Jewish shops were demolished.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-06
GREAT SENSATION
Caused BY Dreyfus Revelations

PARIS, April 5.-The most sensation
al revelations to be made by the Figaro
in the Dreyfus case appeared today,
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foretlcenrc 6nlfs.


hundred and seventy feet SIN along sad famer
land until n comes Westchercr VIII roma ine.cs
Tnh ay si. feyrees East hundred ana twenty feet
along said MI. opd stake by lano OF neirh :. Jon
-tnI -, hundred feet road lfhhins i'oIn vs.,
chester Village to Pelham Bridge afCFesaa ne"c SSh
,,..ntv al, Agrees west along said roAd TWO hundred
fe TO the point or place Of beginning Nncn sac prem
ises will sod In five lots. IS ith Hon'He u "V" ~
10 2i feet each n Pelham Roaa . NJ ,..u. uv,u
Rene the ,amc premises described In Leed rom ~
~ n prnvr nd Andrew Jr-, Executors 81 tne
VIII ~ John Benson decaased dared the nimh cay o,
anru ,sea Recorded Registers once ~ Westcntrle'
1Ss1v in Tior $50 - uccis Page wv May sNtn loot
EXCEPT plot thereof On the sou,nsfE snd rsar INA
feet Fix IN depth hc pr mses herspy
sxcon,ed heinz tboee conveyed b, James koddN ana
srine L. Il civ nb wife. to Ca,harine A. Skennon ny
80 ,aes oc,ober 18th 1905 and recorded IN the ono:
oe' ~ ,e County New York the second
day o. January. 1915 NJ. ,eos
DATED ~" '''" JAMES NJ HUNT. Referee.
.,--r-c- prvMrpT Een Plaintiffs Attorney
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InoRrIErH STREET-sTPREME COURT.

County Of YorkAustn Fetch, or as tei ins,
,.rarv trustee of conrad NJ Braker unier IN. lIs'
vii and Testament Il Conrad Brake ~. nsoe,s"'
plantIN aeairs, William X. Porter - al befenn',r
t. ,n,.rsnrs - Iudgrusnt Of Foreclosure and -ale'
duv made and entered the above entieI action D.
Inc date the 10Th dav December. lN's me unc'I
sered the Referee in said Judgment named VIII se' a.
public Auction AT Exchange safes i'"ous Nv 10
Gated at No Broadway. In the Borough 81 sa
CITY Of New York. on ne ,.h - 60 81 ireland
Auctoneers promises directed ~ said 'noe'"'"' "
be .oid and therein described ms follows; ~, -.
All that o, piece or rafce o. arc VIII ~,
building thereon erected. situate, lying and penk ~
Twenty Ward ~ the CITY - New foIK ~
and described as follows BsGnnns - point on w
%"-,erv side ~ Fortieth street distant Two hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE westerly from the norihwtsterN rn
nor Of Fortieth street md Seventh Avenue. running
thence nohsrly parallel with Seventh Avenue ahi pa
distance tlrnuEf marty "ill Ninf'. -r's"'
nine inches 70 the Inc ~ ire block thence VS.
eriv along line twenty-five feet thence
erlv parallel with Avenue and part o. uls
through party wall Nin~tv-@sh' fes' ~,
10 the norihery side OF Forsth Street and thehce eas,
erly along the twenty-five ieet 10 me P nv the
place heginning said premises being known oS ~,
Street plumber III West For,ieth street Dated; Ne"
York, ne -. 500
CLIFFORD w PARTRIDGE Reieree
WILLIAM =. {. MELVIN. Attorney for Plaintn'
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.,TTPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

- YoRK-George Macculloch Miller as trustee &c.
plaintiff against William Calhoun and others defendants
duly made and above entitled bea-
Ing date the Both DAY Of Nyvember. 1898 ne under
signed referee in said judgment named VIII sell at
public auction. At the New York Real Estate saesmom
New York on the 18th day Q; January. 1899 al 70
O'Clock noon that day. by D. Phoenix lngraham Co.
be cold and therein deco 1bed follows:
AZ that certain s p.et sro n9'se of and YIN me
and beins In tn city 9 My 2k at present known snd
distinguished 80 Number "a Greenwch street bounded
~ardy by house ard 1t known as Number u Green
witch stree. formerly bel nsng to Isaac Bel; westwardy
b. land formerly composing carliageway belonging 70
William Eds.I deceased leading into washington street
Distinguished as Number 20 Greenwich
formerly belonging 70 the estate ~ said William Edgar
eses .w.nty~,h 12s feet and i've % inches and
length the seJtherly side ninetynne 9 feet eleven
n 10 8" be nc The or the
erly and soYtherly walls o. the building on the said
The ard south being party walls Together with all
the right til. and interest % The defendants William
OF land lying in contiguous
being ten 90 feet in width on the norhery and south
,Ss .s o %@mber - Groen%c nt pss
ss.u o ne. stans. NJ n do feet rom ,e Te,
~ he sfor.saie lot Number - Greenwich street the said
"trip N land being part ~ the carageway Aforesaid and
ssms Of such Of the rropre,ors 81 l5 Rounding on the
said carriaeeway or may b, entitled thereto And
6 Sns W WE ajSouD m aTy hoT1 ,5S 10 heT
er.cvtrix &C. b. deed dated August 10Th. 1870 and
County New York. IN Lber 81. section Convey
page Al on the eighth day Of " emher 'saa
EUGENE II POMEROY Referee
MIC At,crn rsSsf fer p s r,f.n'
% Broadway. Borough - Manhattan New York City.
The following is diasran o, ne aooye-nentonea
street:
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RROOME sTREET.-sUPREME COURT

- County Of New York-Chares LAnier as zee
for Elizabeth O. Bacon Plaintiff. against Bernard hose
stock ard others. Defendants. . e.,.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure ana shie
duy made and the above entitled action Dea
,nE date 2Sh day December 1893, l. the underskn.u
The Referee in "a Judgment named Will SCI at PUBIC
Auction a: the New York Real Estate sales hoo'n'
located at No Broadway. in the Borough OF Mammal
ian CYty or New York the thiry-irst day or Jahu.
ary 1890 O'Clock noon, on that day by strong
Ireland Auctioreers premises directed by said 3uds
ment sold End therein described as loilo"si -. -,
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land. Win We
building thereon erected situate. lying and being IN 'he
CITY OF New York aforesaid. and which is bounded ana
described follows. that is 20 say: .
street distant 625 feet % inches and
three-uarters 80 inch Westerly. from the corner
formed by the intersection Of said Southery SIDE OF
Broome Street Westerly side Of Goerck street
running thence southery parallel with Goerck Stieei
and part Of the through wall. one hun
dred feet; thence Westerly and parallel with Broone
Street Twenty four feet eeh, inches and quarters
OF an inch; Northery and again parallel win
Goerck street hundred feet the Southery side OF
Rroone Street: and thence Easterly along the same
Twenfyfnr feet nine inches and OF an inch
70 the pon, place OF beginning. said premises oeir6
now known by the Street Number q. Brocrne street
dated: New York, January 9th. 1899
CLIFFORD W. HARTRTDGE. Referee
MILLER. PECKHAM DIXON, Attorneys 'or Plaintiff
50 broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, New York CITY
The following IS diagram OF the above described
premises by the Street Number 81 broome street
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forrrloeure Sales.
: STTW Y0RK srPREME COURT. County of

~ New york--Charles Laner. as Trustee. &C. h,sn
t,n against John J. Reilly c; AL, Defendants Acuur ~
In pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure anu sae
duly made and in the above entitled act"i
Inc aee i6;h ia, December 1895 the underslshsa
The Referee In said judgment named viii sell AT iIo..
Auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms. now located ~
no iii Broadway. The Boroush OF ManhataSmao Cy ~
Now York on the 9th day OF January iS"' a. -
n'cock noon on that day, by Peter Z. Meyer Aure
tioneer the premises directed by SAD judgment 70 "
soId and theron described as follows; ,.. -.
A that lot piece or parcel OF iah h WIN se
hrdira thereon erected situate. lying ana pens IN INV
~, ~ New YORK ard bounded and described as follows
Peennlnr nj the formed by the inteis e'toh &
nor,he,v aide Of Seventy-eecond Street win tpe
,astery side o. A; and running thence n2r,ne,
go IL ess,erv side o. Avenue Twenty 1--WE iee ana
90 oh.s thence .asterly and parallel with seventy
second Street and part OF the distance ihrous paS
V" >,ne,v eight feet thence sou'hery and paral e!
With Avenue Twen'v-avc 'eet ard two nShes TO tne
aide OF Seventy second street and thence west
.v along the nortlerly side OF seventy second street
Srnety-eght feet TO :he point or place OF ueR'hnis
baeu We" i'' GEORGE &. AUSTIN. Referee.
rcrDrpYrY SNOW Attorney FOR Plairt'N No. 10
Wi street. Borough Of Manhattan New York city
"a tree
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A sHIpwpEcKED CREW ON THE EMS.
MEN FROM THE SCHOONER FANNY ARTHUR
BROUGHT TO PORT.

MEN FROM THE SCHOONER FANNf ~Ni"''>
BROUGHT TO PORT.
The North German LLOYD steamer Ems which
arrived yesterday from Gibraltar. brought among
her storage passengers Chief Mate s. r. Ludlam
and nine men of the shipwrecked four-masted
schooner Fanny Arthur. which was abandoned on
December "A in latitude 81, longitude TO- as pre-
viously reported
The Fanny Arthur struck on December 10 ny
a hurricane from the southwest which veered 10
mort invest with high The vessel sprung
leak and was dlsinastcd and the boats smashed
After four days lying In water,logged conui-
ton the crew was taken of by the British steamer
Duchess o. York from New-Orleans for Marse,Ies.
and landed at Gibraltar, whence they were ne''
home by the United States Consul.
Tie men were out Of food when rescued, NY
would have been taken of sooner by another
steamer had they not. unfortunately. burned sig
nal which read according to code Are IN dlstress
but need no assistance" AS II was, the steamer
kept on her course. and the men did not learn OF
their mistake until they had abandoned the
schooner oo
The Fanny Arthur was built in 1881 at Camden
Ne. OF 5si tons register. and hailed from Somers
Point. y. J.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.


Liverpool. Jan. u. ? mCot;onSpot. good nnsinsss
STEADY, American mddl ne, o-Szd Inc
sale ~ the CAV were IA Opo bales OF which 1000
speculation export and Included 1900 American
Receipts 600 bales. including 6l.soO American Fut.
opened Quie but steady with moderate demand ana
steady American micdling. ] m January,
Seas sd ouyers: January and February. 6-ti9
3 s4d buyers February and March. e-841S lid
sellers March and April. 5-64T3 s-6+d, buyers April
MAY s6iG3 96id. huvers: May and June lo-oid'
sellers ana July l-6id sellers. July and August
iesBd SELLERS August ard September. i2-6ig3 1890.
seiers sep'enh and October l26tGS l3-d4d value
October N'vember i2-G4G3 l3-64d buyers Sovem-
Der December 3 12-O4d3 l5-64d. ouyers
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of

~ WRsYcH MISUNDERSTANDING |. Roddy. plaintiff.
AGAINST Annie BugsI al defendants.
In nursu1 nee 10 the in,erlocucry judgment Of parti
tion and safe duly made and entered IN the above
III ed action bearing the 4th Of November 1898
the radersgned he referee In said judgment named.
wiz cell at public auction AZ the View YORK Real Estate
ssis,rosun Nc. Broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan.
CIV nj Kew YORK on day - January. 1909 al
twelve o'clock noon. bv H. MAJ & Co, aucii,neers
The uremises in said augment !inec a. follows 30
GINSrNG at point on the Norihwesterly side o. Tie
rosd leading from Wes,chesier Village 70 Pelham Bridge
adjoining land Of liam Palmer ana running thence
North sxty.fwo degrees. West seventy ven feet along
.s,d ps:ner, land North twenty seven degrees
past eighty feet still along said Pa.ntrs land thence
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The approximate the lien charge 10 SATISFY
which the above described properly is 70 be SOLD, Is
s2GO3O with thereon from Sth day Of peempe
1895 together with and allowances amounting 70
SPA 49, with interest from Decepler 18th 1888 together
Win the expenses Of sale. The Approximate amount
o, taxes water assessments or other liens whlch
are 20 allowed the purchaser ou OF The purchase
money or ua The Referee S2l13 II and interest
Dated: New York January 9Th. lS"
CLIFFORD W. HANIRIDGE. Referee
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The approximate Of charge satisfy
Which tie above described properly is be sold is
s3l ~ interest thereon from the 10th Gay OF
November. 1898 together with costs and allowances
amounting 1891 49, with interest from the Both day OF
November 1855 with the OF the sale
The approximate amount Of rents.
rnents or other Hens. which 10 be allowed 70 the
purch9ser II the purchase money. paid by the
rcfe-fe ia ts0l 50 and IN.
Dated York. December 18th 1898
Fr-GFNF ". pOMEROY Referee
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SUPERINTENDENT street.

The approxm amount lleT charge 20 satsIy
which the above property ia be sold US
c42 so with interest thereon from the sh day OF De
cpuer 1905 together with costs and allowances amount
ing S39Sj with interest from December l"th lS's,
together the expenses Of the sale The Approximate
snon ~ taxes assessments or other liens which TO
be allowed purchaser out Of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee IL ST3S.i5 and interest
~ Wv GFOPGE g AUSTIN. Referee
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. County Of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
New York-Charles Laner. as Trustee &C. ram IAN
tn against j. Reilly Fl al. Defendants Action
No. . Ct.
In pursuance Of n Judgment OF Foreclosure ana sae
duly made the above entitled action rear
ing December 1895 !, the unoertisi
ths Referee in said Judgment named. Will sell AT Public
Auction. the Exchange sales Rooms nov located a.
y, ~ Broadway In Borough ~ Nnnhauar CIV o.
New York on the c7th day Of January ls'9 al J..
O'Clock noon day. by Peter F Meyer Auctionee
The premises directed 10y said judgment To- be sold ana
therein desccNed follows:
All hat certain lot niece or parcel OF land with The
building thereon erected situate. living and being IN the
CITY u New York bounded and described as follows
beginning a point the easerly side - Avenue a
tstRrt twenty-five feet md two nches noItherly o,
formed by the Intersection % the easry su
A with the rorthcrly SIDE OF SeN y-S2'. no
Street running thence castery. parallel Win SeNen
second and part u the distance through pa
wall nney-eight feet. thence n)rtherly, parallel WIN
Avenue tweny-six feet. thence westerly ana parable
Street nnety-eght feet 10 me east
ery side Ct \. and thence southery aohg me
esstery side OF tweny-sN feet 20 the point OF
place OF beginning.
Dated New York January ith. 1899. .
GEORGE C. AUSTIN. Referee
FREDERICK A. SNOW. Attorney for Plaintiff No, 10
Wall street. r roreh " MaThattan New York city
seventy-thrt Street
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such other work nv dav or week J. X.
S66 Coiumbus-ave. Ames's Nell.
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p9sT@NAMnGa :| INC ANDpOlNTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Fail River.
I've pier TO- n r. II. ST. days only. 800
7. NJ Sus. PLYMOUTH ana Pilgrim OTeA strA on eaca:
SIONINGTON LINE. via Stonnston Lave Pier 81,
~ H. foot OF Spring St. days only. at 600 T. ~
Steamers Maine and Sew Hampshire
. NORWICH LINE Via New London. Leave Pier 80
" r.. foot OF Spring St. week DAYS only, AZ $50 T. ~
steamers CITY Of Lowell and CITY ~ Worcester
NEW-HAVEN LINE. Pier 20, l.. R.-STR
~ RICHARD PECK daily Except Sunday. at p. NJ