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The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
CITY IN q 5aIE=

VIII Ayres returned from Topeka yes
terdsx.
The Poultry association wiz meet IN re
se6gwick building tonight
Dr.. L J. Jones has been called 70 Ga
lena to attend his grandson, who IS quite
IL.
Mr.. Ralph stockton Of Monett- Mo. vas
n ths city yesterday. visiting With I'd and
Earl Bake.
Dr. Beaamin Brown ard wife, Ms
Rachel GaRirger Brown, % Cnieaso ars
in the citv
c. O. Clark OF suunydaie. returnei fson
Fairberrr, IL. where BE has been visiting
for The past four months
TIE eons3story people are Soi.aS 70 NJ 10
the bowling alley II their b1sidizE with
the finest that can ss had
Frank Gidday has beer suffering ~ sew
eraI days from a swollen ere. caused BY
the sting os some Insert
Carl A NIederiAu6e- 81 s. Louia ar
rived in the city yesterday ard viz visit
his parents sor the next ten days
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
FOUND LOTS OF MONEY
Lawyers and SIN all Boys Make Good
Hauf<

Money seems TO be getting plentiful in
Wichita, from the way it was scattered
along Main street yesterday. Ii was
picked up at several different points, as
if it had fallen from the clouds Only in
some instances were the owners Of the
lost wealth found Attorney Palmer, who
is here from Topeka attending court, was
walking 10 the court house yesterday
morning in company with F. W. Bentley,
when he picked up from the sidewalk
a roll Of greenbacks amounting 10 $50.
The man who dropped the bills was almost
a block in front OF them, but no one had
happened to see the bills until the ar-or-
neys went along. They saw the gentleman
going to the court house and, almost GER
tain that he was the man who dropped
the money, they asked him about Il. He
had just purchased 1.-The Senate" and this
happened to be the last roll he had left
about his person Attorney Palmer re-
turned the mney TO him
The next find was made by the two little
sons Of H. W. Stewart, the elder or which
is but u years old. They had brought Mr..
Stewart down to his Office in the court
house building and on returning home
they discovered a obacco sacy lying on
the pavement. 1t was just such a sack
as they needed in which to keep their mar
bles, and one Of the boys got out and
picked IL up. They were quite surprised
when they discovered that it contained a
roll Of bills, and a bright thought struck
Dick, the smaller boy. and he said 10
his elder brother: "oh Frank, now let's
go an buy some candy! I'm. yum"
But Frank, who is old enough to know,
remarked that someone had lost the
money and they would go back and try
to find out who it belonged to. SO the
boys drove back to Mr.. Deans store on
North Main and being unable to find the
owner, they left the money there in care
Of Mr. Dean until someone should either
advertise for it or cali. The little fellow
was shrewd enough to demand a receipt
for the money before ne left the store.
There was SIS in the sack, and he had
receipt which described each bill and the
kind of sack and the hour it was left at
the store The owner was afterward
found. He is a farmer, and was very much
elated over the recovery OF the money
and sent the honest little boys dollar
with which they right load up on both
candy and marbles.
In the afternoon a poor, old lady whose
name could not be learned, lost a dollar
somewhere on Main street between Sec
ond and Third. She said she had slipped
the dollar in her stocking before coming
down town. in fear of the dreadful pick
pocket, and she was completely undone
on discovering that the dollar had slipped
out through a hole IN her stocking just
above the shoe top.
Coming on down the street further 1t was
discovered that a little fellow who had
been sent to the store for something had
dropped his change through one of the
crevices IN the cap Of the sewer az the
corner of Main AMI Second streets and his
little heart was overburdened with sorrow
at his i'll luck. He returned home crying.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
DEDICATION AT KINGFfSHER
CoIored Raptists Proud OF Their New
Pilgrim Rest Church

Kingfsher, o. T., May 1S.-(SpeciaL)-
The magnificent edifce, Pilgrim Rest
Missionary Baptist church, which has re-
Gently been completed, was formally dedi-
Gated Sunday with elaborate and impress
sive ceremonies. Included in the assem-
blage present were the leading members
of the faith not only of this city, but OF
almost all the cities of Oklahoma Rev.
B. A. Loving, Of the white Baptist church,
this city, pronounced the benediction
which dismissed the great gathering at
the close of the Sabbath evening servicce'
which followed the formal dedicatory eXer-
cises.
The dedicatory services were unusually
impressive and beautiful, and continued
from to o'clock, when the Saooatn
evening exercises were had. partlcu-
lar feature of the occasion was the music
rendered by the regular choir of the
church, augmented by several voices un-
der the direction of Rev. 5. l. Jordan, VINO
was assisted by his family.
1t was a proud day for the members OF
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church and it was
not less proud day for all the Baptists Of
Kingfisher City. both White and colored,
as they realize that they have now house
Of worship which not only adds materially
to the architectural beauty of Kingisher,
but contributes another beautiful house to
those Of that faith in western Oklahoma
At IL o'clock Rev. L. J. Dyke, general
missionary Of the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society of New York, preached
an able sermon At o'clock Rev. L. H.
Holt, educational missionary among the
coIored people of Oklahoma, also preached
to a still larger gathering on the subject
Of Education and Missionary Work in
the Foreign World"
This little church and congregation,
through the instrumentality of the Rev.
L. ]. Dyke, general missionary of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Of New York, have been the recipients OF
a. Gift of 800 in cash, which has assisted
them greatly in the building and compile
ton of this beautiful building, and there
fore the whole community, together with
the entire membership of the church, ex-
tends thanks to the Home Mission society,
as well as to the public hereabout. The
total amount raised during the day was
S101 II. Yesterday L. J. Dyke, in company
with the clerk and trustees Of the church,
sought every business house in the city
where the officers had made debts and set
fled up everything which the church owed.
This CHURCH, at this time, is out of debt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19

One of the most remarkable and quick
est OF returns from advertising is afforded
in the case of the Uneeda Biscuit. manu-
featured By the National Biscuit COM
pany the advertising OF which was in the
hands Of n. W. Aver & Son OF Philadel-
phis.
Early last fall the manufacturers ar
ranged with Aver & Son TO place about
S1o0,0Oo in advertising. it being stipulated
that publicity should not begin until the
new year. This was done in order that
the agency might have ample time for
preparing the advertising matter. as Wei
as to place judiciously the same. and also
TO enable the manufacturers to get ready
to I'LL orders.
The first Advertisements covering Chi
eago and the Northwest appeared January
9. The first advertisements appeared in
New York papers March g. In this In
credibly short time orders for the biscuits
have come in so rapidfy that ten days ago
the company was behind 4S0, 90 packages
on it's New York business alone. The com
pany has been compelled 10 temporarily
suspend its advertising and 20 refuse posi-
lively to take any business outside OF the
advertised territory until after IL gets up
with its work
Reasons for this extraordinary result
may be seen IN part. In the first place
the biscuit was better than other goods
selling for The same money. It Is pct up
in an attractive and unique air-tight pack
age. Good goods are prerequisite TO Sue
cess Of this kind.
Then Aver & Son did their part Of the
work admirably. They selected new-spa-
pers which their past experience told them
would be likely 70 bring good results
Ordinarily plays upon words are not found
profitable In advertising. but 'Uneeda"
broke this rule al TO pieces. Large space
was taken and few words were employed
The type was plain and easily read. Tie
effect was immediate.
In addition TO newspapers posters and
bilEboards were employed. but the words
upon them were duplicates OF those con-
tanned in the newspaper advertising.
The success OF the work IS something
epochai in advertising. II has been con
ceded that large results come only of
time and persistence. In this case there
was no waiting and the results have been
Overwhelming ia their magnitude
paper Maker. April 6. 1899.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19

Anna B. Russell CT Atwater, H.. were
married by Judge Hayuaaker yestsrday st
the probate court Office Mr.. Ba-nsst
came in TO meet his bride. who was 10
arrive early IN the day from Illinois. cut
the train was six hours late. 50 having
lost 50 much time. they decided not TO
wait until they got out to Goddard but
went directly 10 the probate judges c1Fee
and had the ceremony performed Just
as securely as Il they had waited to get
70 the preachers.
Judge Haymake- performed anosaer
ceremony. IN which Mr.. Geo. A Young
and Miss B. L Taylor. both % El TO
rado. were the contracting parties. Mr..
Young is the popular under-shsrif OF But
Ter county.
License was issued 10 Mr.. John II.
Johnson OF Clearwater and Miss Cora
Beckett OF this city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19

the most respectful consideration; that he
life and energy of the civilization in which
ne lives, and that he must have the ability
to meet difficulties and surmount obsta-
cIes:
knowing this, then, your duty is clear
The world awaits you, and it is your duty
TO go forth to greet it cheerfully, taking
upon yourselves the burden of the weak
and aid them to qualify in the essentials
Of first and equal citizenship. And when
this Is complete, the state and the nation
will rise up exclaiming that the shroud
of prejudice and coffin o. oppression shall
not longer continue the profanity Of the
people and the libel of God That war
won freedom and prosperity shall not
longer remain suspended on the cross Of
ignorance and imperfect citizenship
Hon. Edwin o. Tyler. secretary OF the
board Of regents of the Agricultural and
Mechanical and Normal University of
Langston. in a, few well-chosen remarks
presented the diplomas, and benediction
was pronounced by Rev. ". c. Howell Of
Langston.
Dennis N. Lewis, the valedictorian Of the
occasion, being overcome by the extreme
heat. tainted and fell heavily upon the
stage. He was carried TO the rear and
placed near a window, and almost immedi-
ately upon his recovery returned and re-
quested Mr.. Ware, the principal. to allow
him to deliver his oration. On being told
that ne was not well enough to do so, he
insisted that the program and exercises
would be incomplete, and that he did not
wish to go home unless he was permitted
TO carry out his part OF the program. His
request was granted and it is said by all,
that his grafton was delivered with great
Notwithstanding his indis-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
PONCA ClTY'S PROSPERITY
Five New Buildings Going Up and n
New Railroad Coming

Ponca City, o. T., May T.-(Special)-
Ponca City is enjoying fine growth this
spring Fifty new residences are in
course of construction and a number Of
substantial business blocks. Senator
George II. Brett is erecting a stone build
Ing for his implement business, 25x125, two
stories and basement. Lee Herman is
preparing to build a twostory brick bust
ness house.
The Hutchinson and Southern railway
has grading finished 70 within four miles
OF the city, and within tie next two weeks
the track-laying viii be nearly COM
pleted.
The new town council has organized by
elected James Gordon mayor. He repre-
sents the conservative element. which has
placed the municipal city out Of debt OF
anynatUre and left US with a large ac-
count in the hands OF the treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
MISS CECANKO WINS MEDAL
In the Contest at the south Lawrence
Christian Church.

The contest given by Mrs. Hathaway's
class last Wednesday evening at the South
Lawrence Christian church, proved vary
enjoyable affair. Little Miss Nydia. Ce-
canko OF s35 South Lawrence avenue, by
her high talent as a natural elocutionist,
childish simplicity and unusual grace,
easily captured the silver medal. Little
Nydfa is general favorite with me South
Side people, not only for her am:able DIS
posltion, but her sweet, winning ways.
She recited "How the Little Girl SPILLED
the jug"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
TRIAL Is CONTINUED
Pr of. Biuning Gets Continuance
Until the 2Sths

The trial Of Prof. inning, principal OF
the Kellogg school, who Is charged with
unnecessarily beating son Of Mrs Wna-
lev. was continued yesterday until the 27th
inst on account of the examinations now
IN progress at the school and Wnlcn re-
ouire most OF Prof. Binning's time. Quite
a number Of witnesses. spectators and iac-
tIonists Of the opposing forces were on
hand yesterday 20 participate in the trial
and to watch It's progress.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19

mez and the dissatisfied Cuoans. Secre-
tary Alger is highly indignant over Cen
eral Brooke's surprising disregard of the
presidents strict orders. TIE tonight tele-
gaphed to the president full details. It
Is generally conceded that these develop
ments IN Cuba win greatly delay the dis
tribuhon of the sS,00o.oOO to the ,-ubsn
army
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
HOLE IN THE SIDEWALK
Causes Hrs. Marriager tn Receive a
Severe Injury.

Yesterday while Mr.. and Mrs, G. NJ.
Marr.ager were walking along the street
near hman-FI,gginson's grocery house,
Ms. Marriage-'s foot slipped into hole
in the walk and wrenched her ankle TT
she had to be taken home in hack and
a ohysician called. She Is in bed mi
-,--1+,,t,lv vrfu he for several days
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
SENT OUT IN RHYME
Novel Invitation to a Bicycle Party
Tonight.

The following Is a capy of the invitations
out for bike" party tonight. They are
typewritten, and no name is signed, never
theless a large crowd will attend:
''If the weather Is good
And the moon shines bright,
Meet at the court house
Next Friday night,
On the south side
At o'clock sharp,
For a spin around town
And through the park.
A good crowd will be there,
So don't fail to come;
II you don't, you'll be sorry
For missing the fun.
The name of the writer
OF this, don't reveal,
But be sure and be there
On time, with your wheel"
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ErrFr fr1m West
~ ~ Tsratf and E'czrnan pas-.
r~rEe~ ga except sunday
~. prat- ard KinRrrar ao-f
crrar 73at.cn fT'slas9sT. TnlTs-l
day. gafuT1 aTf..-.... ....--...-....-.
Uraa - Wet
- f7i-Ei Erlsr aFd Pretf pas
rfrrrr ffa4-F FErspf Sunday
Ne f1-E nguan s-1 Par -
~1cfattor ~ 1rEar Ws2-.
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IsFHHe--F FsAEE GtfAAla
Trafu No "a" Kansas ard Ne
braska Limited" tor ft. Scott
and 81. Louis. .--...- -,.....-. .--... z
Train No. 6-kansas CITY and 81
Louis Expire ess..-..--.s.-.-.. 10.
Leave for South and West.
srrafa No. E-For Clearwater
CCnv-av Strings. Anthony. XII
qua KinEman, Norwich. o.
ford. Belle Plain and Winfield. 2
Tain No 45i-For Conway
Springs. Anthony and Kiowa-.i 8
Leave FOR North and West
Tr9In No g-"Tfausas and Me-
brsska Limited " FOR Hu'chlu-
sou. Pueblo. Colorado S2Fingsi
and Denver -.-.--.....-.- .----.,i !
TTain ~. 5-For NJ. Hope and
Hutchinson and ffeneFeo. ........i Z
Traiq No i2l-Locai freight. car
res Passengers between Wlch-l
TIA and 0eneseo .---...-.......-... 2
Train No. g-"Ksnsaa and Ne
Arrive from The Fast.
bragka Limited. from Fort
Scott and - Louis -...--..-..-.i Z
Train No. From Kansas City
ard s. Louis. .-...-.-...-.-.-.... Z
Arrive from South arf West
Train No s-Fram Klowa An
fhony. Conway SPY nEs and ID
n ard A. p1i1ts. ..-..- .----...-... 8
Tain No. 452-Fron Anthony
ana Conway sprinFa .--....-..-- Il
Ar~ive from Sorth and West
Trafn so 10-Fr1m Denver. Coli
arad1 Springs. Pueblo and
Hutchlua a7u .-..-..--..- ---..---..- y
Trals No. f51-Frorn HgtchiEs Eson.
and NJ. Hope daily except
; ID q.
Tra p No s-Fr9u fienes@o arf.
IfutchtEr1a ..------.. ...--.. .......-.. 3.
For fu-tbsr iuformafiVn call on
dfere Clfr Tfrkes Once - ssogrf
Ea.lwav ia - Mar 9f Ntchiia
= = BT.FsC-Ef.FT = a 2
Corner Wlch.fa and Second
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
A GREAT SUCCESS.
UNEEDA THE GREATEST SUC-
CESS OF THE YEAR,

4 Line OF Advertising Shrewdly
Planned and successfully Carried
Out--Ayer q sons JudiciOus Work
Results in Immense saIes--News-
paper Advertising the Principal
Element in the Successful Work.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
North and East

North and East
No e-kansas City. Chi
cago and 81. Louls
limited (dailyl..........i s:4S a N 9:4S an
No 2-Colorado Springs
Denver ana Paclaci
coast (dSliyl ...........i s:4S am s:4S am
Nc. Ekausas City. 81
Louis ard Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday .-......i 500 pm 500 ? m
No. Se-Accemmoaafion
daily except sunday $50 a N $50 n
South and West
No. 1-Fort Worth. Dali
laN Houston and Call
weston express (daiyli s:IS p.m s:4s pm
No i-Oklahoma Fort
Worth New Orleansl
and Pacific coast (dai-
W ...--......s...-...-...i 6.AS pm 6sfS pm
Nc. 5-Oklshoua. Fortl
Worth, Dallas and
New Orleans axpressi
daily except Sunday. Z 700 an zoos. n
No. SIT. Worth Haus-
ton. Galveston and SAM
AntontG express (daf3V'
except Sunday ......l Tsoo am TOO an
No. &-ACcommodationl
daily except sunday. $40 p.m $40 pm
Elegent free reclining chair cars on al
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita 10 Chissgo and Kansas CITY
without change. Also sleepers on all
night trains 70 Fort Worth. Houston, san
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
and baggage checked 10 all points north.
east, south and west Steamship tickets
sold 10 all Europe4n points AZ lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone Ia.
p. DRAKE. y ? A.. g, p I. s P
z. W. THOMPSoE, 4. c. p. & T. A.
Topeka. Kan.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND s PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Elective Nov. =. 1881
Trains Arrive Leave
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vn. H. Bz-ns;t q Goaaard ana N's~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19

This line IS now running through chair
12oor, sie--fng cars Wichita 70 g.. Louis
dafv without change This Is the only
wichita 70 St Louis. where direct cor
nsction is made with ell eastern trunk
line points IA the most magnificent rail
NV station IN the world. Quickest line
20 All points IN Southwest Missouri.
Narfhwest Arkansas east and southeast.
This company now also have on sals
stearnshlp tickets 20 az points on the
For further information address
II. O MORTTMORE.
city Ticket Agent.
Corner Main ard Douglas Ave.
I. r DELANEY, Agent Union Station
The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-05-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA & SANTA FE.
NORTH AND EAST.
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No wichita Wichita X CITY Chicago
4os s:25 D m s.75 p M s.5o a m 800 .. N
4S.1O.f9 a n 1870 a m $50 pm. sc a. r.
4ls go . n - ? N l0-s ? IA
- 20 :. m 400 ?. n Local
'fss 30 2. m ElEIeWood Express.
-. 40 ; m 7.l5 ?. N $50 s.Tai goo ? n
South and West.
No Wichita Wichita r worth CalysEtoa
407I s.t6 an sos am $40 ? p SO a. n
- SO n so ,. n Ssas a m s.as p n
.tl- us PM ] % ? n Local srslFh...
q so an ~ - nj n tc.ais~elia Ps5. =
West
So. wichita Wichita Pseh'o Deavsr.
So 90 2.rn 90 , n i1..5 ~. .-----
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No wichita w3cal . PGs6.o Los AnE--.
t-s 7.1o p.ra- 10 pm. rs 3 n ID ? n
Ffty hours u Les Angeles
'Daily sxoept sun1sT
Elegant free rscg1rT chair cars a1f
p usu Pslace E.esrers o. al tratt
Wschita and Eznsss CITY Puii iirlaa s-esF-
eEs leaving - ck1ta - IRE sse3
trslu 81 set 1gt at T'rl1a DEPOT hsrsa&
City. nsEt TSrrla2 st.CwfrE FaEs
70 sleep unfI ~ II T.eerfnr Eas4
CITY AZ 80 n So cz1r ~ 81 aa
EsgrrsnE- allowing - sse1E gers t9 aast
~ s-W -. Thrrugn pg u-Eu
csrs . snf from LIS t-Eeiea So
cisco. = Peso ard stser wet srm
day T'ckets soss an1 haEsaEe -
- - tois r1rta ard es. re~e-
Zsst stesrnE afq f5@resa SO - A E
Fss1 points ~ lowess rates Ff
fEf1yTatioE ca ~ Eanta Fe
stats0n- correT Te8Ezss Ur1 f-tta
ncs- Isssghcrs y ~ aAfress
Z R DEr.kSE-E. AEe'---
u. J BLACK G r A.
Tepekz EaT.
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75am
500 , m
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.ussouRI PACIFIC

I,eave-Esst Round:
T,af, No Ia" Kansas ard Ne
braska Limited" for Fl Scott
and 81. L0uis-.---.-,,-..-- =. - -.
rrrafn No 6-kansas City and St
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-21

A bicycle is just what It is made. A
good one is pleasure and pride to its
owner, but If perchance he gets poor one,
it were better he never had bought. Be
not the first to take up each new idea, nor
yet the last to lay the old aside. The
manufacturers Of the famous Sterling bicy-
Gle have always been known for their con-
servatism. Every proportion, every de-
tail of construction In the Sterling wheel
Is the result of most careful study. They
have not adopted any novelty simply be-
cause it was novelty. When they have
become convinced certain detail was good
they have carefully weighed the matter
before relinquishing it for something I'M
tried. "One thome of experience Is worth
a whole Wilderness of warning. They
have determined to build a wheel of ster-
ling qualities, whose reputation, like Cae-
sar's wife, should be above suspicion. A
bicycle defects quickly become known,
while its good qualities are recognized only
after long use. The Pacific Cycle & Mfg
Co., have half car load of 1899 model
Sterling Mheels In transit. Price for the
highest grade 10000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-21
STEAMERS ROUND IBE HORN.

In the development Of Hawaii's
ocean transportation no more
important move has been made
than that forecast by the Amer
lean Hawaii Steam Navigation
Company incorporated in New
Jersey. A notable feature of this
corporation is that the firms inter.
ested are all owners of sailing
vessels. Ships of Dearborn &
Co., Flint g. Co. and Williams,
Dimond Il Co. are now engaged
in the sugar traffic of Hawaii.
Competition of steamship lines
sud trans-continental rates are
however causing the leading ship
owners to recognize the necessity
Of larger steam carriers. Fur.
thermore the addition to the sugar
carrying feet will solve all prob
lens arising from the supposed
shortage of American bottoms for
Transportation to American ports.
Wheo American shipping laws
are extended to Hawaii there will
be at least two large American
steamers ready to take up the sur
plus that may now be carried by
ships or steamers under foreign
flags. The local advantage given
by the Introduction of steamers
will BE- realized in the more rapid
despatch of cargoes and saving
made on Insurance..
This pioneer "round the Horn"
line will also have the call on the
increased interocean traffic that
will assuredly follow the compile
ton Of the Nicaragua Canal.
Contracts for the construction of
two steamers for the line are al
ready under consideration. This
number will doubtless be increas
ed, and with the opening Of the
canal in the snppos,d ly not dis.
tant future, Hawai- will derive
the many benefits that must neces-
sarily follow 10 the wake of line
Of well appointed steamers con-
Meeting the ieIauds directly with
the leading American ports of the
Atlantic coast.