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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
And There Is a Very
Active Demand
For the Stock.
BIG STEEL POOL.
Violent Drop in Metro
politan-General
Notes.

Yesterday the street was scared over
talk of gold exports. Probably the Span
ish indemnity payment, arrangements
forwhich have been made influences this
fear, although it is not to be denied
that the forenoon exchanges have been
less in our favor for six months than
formerly. 1t was a potent enough ar
gument to get prices lower in New
York and as there was heavy realiz-
ing the market recorded an average
fall of IL in leading stocks up to ? p.
m. There had been some early strength
in spots, particularly in Federal Steel,
but the afternoon saw a general settl-
ing under steady selling. Trading in
Metropolitan Street Railway was de-
moralized, at the opening, the price
dropping 1914 points, to 230, in less
than five minutes. All the other local
stocks sympathzed, Manhattan and
Brooklyn Transit losing two points
Other specialties showed wide changes
Sugar reacting sharply while Anaconda
mining and some of the steel stocks
improved. Railway shares were frac-
tionaIly irregular, with Northern Paci-
fic showing conspicuous strength.
The violent drop in Metropolitan
Street Railway was due to liquidation,
inspired by the prospective heavy de-
crease in the net revenue of the road
through the operation of the franchise
tax measure. There was no apparent
support to the stock, and the traders
offered ii down with one and two points
difference between transactions. At
the lowest, a prominent interest took
oil h. off 1,
stance caused a general covering move
ment which carried the price up TO
237i2. Third Avenue, meanwhile,
dropped nine points, but Manhattan
and Brooklyn Transit recovered to Sat
urdays close. The sensational move
ment in Traction shares coupled with
depression of the lOWer-priced special
ties, caused a general reaction in rail-
way stocks, but their losses were more
than regained by noon, after which
there was further irregularity, some
shares declining fractionally, while
others fell points. The general mar
ket was very nervous and a sharp drive
against the Tobacco stocks forced re-
neWed selling for both accounts. Rail
road bonds moved narrowly, without a
pronounced tone. Sales of stocks to
noon We're 306,612 shares.
Boston had an active market in Fed
eral Steel, Boston Elevated and Next
can Telephone all being conspicuous
for strength, some 5000 shares of the
last named being sold in the morning,
with price up I-l6, at AZ. Boston Ele-
waited rose 41s, TO III, receding to 1151a.
Mergenthaler rose I more, to 225, re
ceding to 222; Michigan Telephone was
up ?, at 81. Planters Compress was
lower, at 143; Egyptian was Of
fered at A. Copper stocks We're heavy;
Allouez rose Is, to 125s, but fell back to
p. Anaconda lost 49, 10 Sc. Arcadian
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
COTTON MARKET.

New York, May Cotton futures
closed quiet. May, $50; June, IS SO; July,
s. IS: Aug, S. 9S; Sept. Ssh; Oct, IS IS:
Nov, S5.SS; Dec, $5.92; Jan, S5.95; Feb,
S. 9S; March, S6.Ol
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
MARKET NOTES.

Outside stocks quiet; Gas 1902; Bos-
ton, 1412 sales, later 14Q1a; American
Zinc, AZ sales and bid; U. S. Mining,
25Q26; Michigan, 16GK; Mayfower,
S24a9A; Victoria 73sqSA; Elm River,
.17A@&.
The L. S. Rubber Co. announces an
advance in prices of about 10 p. c. for
rubber boots and shoes for the coming
season. The advance in prices is the
result of the high prices prevailing for
crude rubber.
If times were not right, the leading
men in the country would not float ii
S15OO0,000 copper proposition, the trust
companies financing the Alton deal, and
a number of other undertakings of a
similar character.
Practically every one is satisfied that
the money market is likely to continue
easy at all events for some time. The
bond market gives conclusive evidence
OF a large and continuous investment
demand for good securities,
Paul Morton, second vice president of
Atchison says the company does not
contemplate any great amount of rail-
road building this year, having practi-
cally completed the system. 'All that
we shall do this year" he says, will
be to complete that already begun and
round out the branches and connections
of our system"
1t is regarded as probable that an
amalgamation Of various important
steel interests may be effected within
a few days. Ex-Gov. Flower, when
asked If Federal Steel Co would go into
the proposed steel combination, said ne
had heard of no such plan.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02

IT Is NO LONGER NECESSARY TO
take blue pills to rouse the liver to ac-
tion. Csrter's Little Liver Pills are much
better Don't forget this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02

ONE TAKEN EVERY NIGHT stimu-
lates the liver. carries off the bile and
improves the digestion and appetite. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02

MINISTER'S. LAWYERS. TEACHERS
and others whose occupation gives little
exercise. should use Carriers Little Liver
Pills for torpid liver and biliOusness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
State Mutual Sc Assurance Cd.

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture. persona.
property, collateral securities: rates ~
per cent per month for first-class loans.
Worcester Collateral Loan Association,
State Mutual building. room 635. Charles
F. Burnham. treasurer.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02

Angostura Bitters is indorsed by lead
ing physicians Tor purity and whole
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
AND COMMERCIAL
A " CHESTNUT

Probably you have heard that old story
about the fellow who accidentally swal-
lowed a silver quarter. He went to a
doctor, who couldn't get the quarter. but
made the man cough up two dollars
This is the story that Noah told to his
three sons-Shem, Ham and Japhet-in
the ark; it ticIled the old man so much
bows thought he was full" but what
was a mistake and it so "clouded" Hams
prospects that his descendants have been
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
THE
SECURITY ASSOCIATES,
incorporated Under the Laws of Massachusetts.
BOldS, Stocks and Exchange.
452 Main st.
Peoples Savings Bank Building,
VII. H. MORSE, PreSt and Treas.
Capital, 500, 900.
We Ofer, subject TO Previous Sale:


We Offer, Subject to Previous Sale;
100 Shaps United States Envelope Co.,
pre17rred. PAYS per cent dividends.
100 sharts United States Envelope Co.,
common.
Is Share3 American Card Clothing Co.
Pay per cent dividends.
% Share Worcester Traction Co., pre-
ferrd. Pays 6 per cent dividends.
80 Share Worcester Traction Co., COM
mon
% Share Worcester and Suburban Rail-
road Pays 4 per cent dividends.
% Shares Worcester and Marlborough
RailDad. Pays 6 per cent dividends.
800 Shares Mexican Telephone Co.
40 Shares Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railrad
20 Shares Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railrad, common.
20 Shares Mechanics National Bank,
Wore ster. PAYS per cent dividends.
50 Shares Central National Bank, Wor-
cestel Pays per cent dividends
10 Shares American Bell Telephone at
% Shares Swift & Co. Pays per cent
divideds.
25 Shares city National Bank. Worces-
ter, lays per cent dividends.
so Shares american Steel and Wire, pre-
ferred PAYS per cent dividends.
so Shares american Steel and Wire, COM
so shares FEDERAL Steel, common.
so Shares ~. S. Shoe Machinery, pre-
100 Shares y. s. Shoe Machinery. com
mon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
RAILRoAD COAIPANIEs.

The following quotations We're made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vincinity:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-02
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Incorporated Nav Is. 1861.
CITY NATIONAL RANK-
THE STATE SAFE DEPOSIT co.
New Building, $40 Main ST.

New Building. $40 Main St.
New burglar and fire-proof vaultz
built recently and equipped with ali
modern appliances for security; light
and above ground. Storage vaults Cor
silver. etc. PRIVATE SAFES for *
and upwards per year.
A. G. BULLOCK. President.
II. NJ, WITTER. Secretary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05
n,.marcL'. noIdnss..

L'Etoilv Beige gives an interesting
account Of Bismarck first introduction
TO public life. which occurred as long
ago M ls47 One Of the aids.de-camp
10 King Frederick William " wis
Captain yon Keller. friend Of Bis
marck. and TO him the future chancel'
lor applied for an audience with his
majesty
The aid-de-camp pointed out that
unless the object was stated beforehand
the king would never give the inter
view However. on getting an opportu
nifty he mentioned the matter 20 the
emperor. and to his surprise was told
that Bismarck might be presented
To Potsdam accordingly came the
unknown Bismarck. and before the On
tire court made his audacious com
plant Unless your majesty changes
your entire domestic policy. he said
"a revolution must soon ensue The
result Of this bold statement secured fol
Bismarck a seat IN the landtag
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05
The rhea,er aud Public Taste.

The idea that theatrical manager
can educate public taste l. only partly
correct lie cannot do 80 by proceeding
ON lines Numerically opposite 70 that
taste. n he concerns himself Mt all with
artistic problems II Is only 10 study
how art aud popularity may be recon
ciled II one or the other must be- sic
rihced. You may be- sure that IL j. art
that will be- thrown overheard 4 then
ter is a place Of business, and It is ton
Quoted on the old and thoroughly estah
lished principle Of offering fur sale thu
kind Of goods that people dcsireto buy
The great point Is to find out what sort
of goods they desire. and that Is not al
ways easy
But the garnered experience vt thu
theater demonstrates that there are GER
tain fundamental dramatic situations
which have always been and prohuhl,
always will be- interesting 20 the gen
eral public THE way 90 makea play
said one Of our most artistic manager
10 me some years ago. Is 70 force tw'
lovers apart by obstacles aud then brinl
them together again w J Hendu
son In Scribner's
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05

IN recording this happy marriage
and joins with the wide circle o
friends of the young people II
wishing for them the fullest meas
ure Of happiness.
The bride is a daughter of DIR
aud Mrs. W. II. Wilson and o
native of Texas. She is held IN
the highest esteem in social circles
and was president Of the j. A. o.
Club until her resignation which
was regretfully accepted by th,
young ladeis Of the club upon the
announcement Of her marriage.
assessing beauty. tact and accom-
plishments, she will always grace
social circles in which she moves,
Mr.. Eustace Taylor Is al
Engllshman by birth and has made
friends ofall who met him du inl
his Visits here. He was born II
Liverpool and has been in Texas
eight years, residing in Galveston
and operating from that poin
with Higgin, Young & Co., cottoI
merchants of Liverpool.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05

while the hearts and lives of two
who stood beneath were united and
the blessings Of heaven invoked
upon their union. The sweet
strains of "Annie Laurie" softly
rose and fell like pillows Of melo
dy as the wedding party passed
out and congratulations were re-
ceived from the assembled COM
pany.
The attendants were Miss Will
son and Mr.. r. ". Stewart, Miss
Olive Wilson and Mr.. A. E.
Moore, Miss Parker and Mr.. W.
A. Wilson, Miss Cole and DIR. W.
II. Oliver, Miss Cecile Mistrot and
Master George Brandon.
The brides dress was of lovely
blue cloth trimmed in white satin
and black braid, with a pretty
blue straw hat with violet trim
mings. The bride wore an exqui'
site diamond brooch, the gift Of the
groom, and carried boquet OF
violets, ferns and lilies Of the VAL
LEY. The bridesmaids were in
handsome street costumes and
each wore Nethersole bracelet
with heart bangle engraved with
with instials Of the bride and
groom and the date of the wedding
A luncheon was enjoyed by the
bridal party after the ceremony
and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left or
the noon train for Canada where
they will remain for a month
leaving May 3, for Europe. They
will be at home in Galveston aftel
: October ].
The wedding presents wer
= elaborate and elegant includin
silver, cut glass and Dresden
/ Many cablegrams and telegram
: we're also received from distan
. friends. Visitors present iron
d other places were Mr.. und Mrs, !
e Il. Mistrot, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanle
I, &. Spencer, Messrs. T. ". stewar
0 A. T.. Moore and W. A. Wilson
Galveston; Mrs. Harry Phelp
f New York Mrs. VIM. Hill, Ale'
y andria, La.
J, The Eagle finds much pleasul
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05
TAYLOR WILSON.
A Beautiful Home Wedding
Yesterday Morning.

IL
At 1890 o'clock yesterday morn
ing at the ,ome of the brides par
= in the southern part of the
city Mr.. Eustacc Taylor and Miss
Maud Wilson were united in mar
riage. DR.. j. d. West officiating
and the beautiful Episcopal cere-
mony being used.
The parlors were tastefully deco
rated in holly and bridal wreath
with white satin ribbon. Two
broad satin bands extended from
. the entrance across the front par
4 parlor on either side 10 bay win
I dow, above which were arranged
with charming effect the United
Estates. English and Confederate
flags.
While Mrs. l.. l.. Mclnnis played
Lohengrin's wedding march tie
bridal party entered with Master
Felix Mistrot in advance, bearing
lovely boquet for the bride''
mother. The attendants, follow
ing, turned gracefully back, upor
reaching the window, to positions
behind the ribbons az Miss Will
son, maid Of honor entered, just il
advance % the bride, who cam'
leaning Upon the arm other father
and wa{ pet bv the groom, VIII
waite; , the minister and Mr.
Lr. SNsart under the iolds O
y~Old Glcfs" afd the flag Of merr.
England emblematically entwined
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05

Fine large cold frame tomato plants
now ready for delivery. Phone me your
orders. McpuT simpson.
Phone 1874. ITO
John NJ. Caldwell has the old
Mitchell pasture In charge. Good grass
and water. Pasiurage SOC per month or
8 cents for day pasturage. Apply al
store or residence. liz
When you are hungry at any hour
day or night 20 TO Charlie Edinburg'a
restaurant in the Zennati block, for a
hot lunch served 10 your taste. Slh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05
Don't DO %.

BE very careful about mesmerizing
or hypnotizing yourself Either Is very
easily done Think notr To do II just
look at your own reflection in the mil
ror in the eye for long time withor
winking. II you can In a short time
mist spreads over your vision and then
vague colors float about you Then you
drop OIL into a mesmeric or hypnotic
sleep. from which you might never
awaken without the help a hypnotist
or mcsmerist Many persons have
through insomnia been driven TO the
old device e staring at an object until
forced into a hypnotic sleep Often It
has happened that they never woke up
from such self inflicted slumber Take
good care that You do not lend yourself
TO this dangerous practice Cincinnati
fhe very word "big" itself Is IN.
pleasant-intrinsically ~ Bug r.
every musician will testify. is much
more cnnhonious word. and "pig" has
more lorcr aud dignity It is not great
thine that this generation seeks. but
big things Great means several fine
things above and beyond size big
describes nothing but size SO this gen.
Grafton discards the great and demands
merely the big The word big" was
never 80 ceaselessly employed since the
English language began TO be used as II
Ia at present. Let nothing be considered
excellent unless II is blg--that Is the
precept Of the age. Boston Transcript
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05
Card of Thanks.

| take this method of publicly
thanking the many friends who
stood by me in yesterdays election
Respectfully,
A. c. J.. HILL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-05

When the gray dawn nnaiiy crept IN
Al the little window. Hank Quilted the

When the gray dawn nnAlly crrpt in
Al the little window. Hank omitted the
.ide If the siilL white form aud pushed |
his WHY into the inner room
Moving slowly around the wall he
came 10 cot where the old woman wis
sleeping N the effects Of protraeied
debauch From a low stool near by be |
nicled up a suit Of clothes and SLOUGH |
hat Between the shoulderso OF the blood ?
stained coat was a round. Jagged hole.
torn bv the bullet from this revolver
The entire masculine outfit he gathered
mn carefully. carried IL out into the
weed grown garden and buried deep be
meath the surface
Coming once more into the presence
Of the dead. he knelt reverently ana
kissed the cold. white face
Little one. he murmured. "they
shall never know-they shall never
know
Going out softly. he closed the door
and started back toward the town
1--WE come TO give myself up. was
the remarkable statement Of the sheriff
as he walked into the dingy little Office
| Of the Jail
The taller laughed and continued rak
ina ont the aches in the stove
I've been doin some unofficial shoot
in out nt Cessitt's. persisted the sher
III Suppose you lock me mp right
quick
Hank. you don mean ~ exclaim
ed the iailer anxiously
"Ycs. do
"Well. that's powerful bad. Bout
the girll
lit was the girl
"say. Hank. suggested the iailcr
cautiously hadn't you better clear
out till this business blows OVER
Hank only shook his head
With many expostulatious the iailer
conducted him little later 10 the one
cell. already occupied by several mid
night reyelers
Considering smoller's confession aud
the general good for nothingness II the
Cessitt family the jury and judge con
triyed to reduce Hank sentence 10 th'
very minimum What mysiiiied then
most Of all was the fact that be SHOULD
have turned mp AZ the trial for II WA
an open secret that he had been giv,i
every opportunity 10 escape
The years Of Hanks imprisonment
passed slowly, but when he once NOR
stepped forth into the sunlight II free
dom II WAS with the happy assurance
that they never knew and that be hal
done IL for her name sake
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10

9ortrae; Auintstt aus rMsiTer5Gn-
ger" BON Wagner; Der 3igsunsr" Don
Mar b. Wsin5isrl, ssm;T6lsr Gbor,
9oli uno Ordeitsr. Nnfang bee Gonz
serts % u4r. Na4 SdluB rSss Son.
3srts finost elm sanstrdn36en [iatt.
Das 5ofpital fir be.<
fruppelte ainosr lit geItern
8ormittug in benz 9uuie Nr. 2OGO,
Torozgbarlssfrabe, furmtG %er0fInst
hanrhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
Nus benz Snneren Marslanb's unb
ben anaren3ettbem Staaten.

Gntgleii eines-3uses.
Wuf Der rNepzgorf, pbilabelpbiu,
Norfolt : 8abn," cine bulbe Meiie
iiiolia BON Prinoeb Qnn, 1T seitern
Morgen Der @rtra : 5radtous Nr. IL
entsleiit, slidlider Weiie, obne bub
irgeno Semano berlebt puroe.
Wabrf9einIi9 elm Munn
uberfabrsn.
Nls seitern Morssn in gumberlune
elmer Der Mrbsiter i'm 2otpmotipf9 dup
pen ben Mihsnbebdler elmer .geraoe
bon Pittsburg dn9efomr1ensn 2ofoz
motipe reiniste, funb ct in oemfelben
einen msni9ll9m Sub. Wabr1deinz
lid 1T BON Der 2ofomotipe sSemaub
u%berfahren nproen urlo babel 5ufduig
Der SUB in ben al4enbebdlter ge!rorz
fen tporben.
Nur Elm unfaII.
8ei benz SnqueIt iiber Der 2eide bes
Negers Soiepb Sadion, oer betann lid
nabe Srfuro, 3d., bon einem ie;ner
RaHensenofen, Sra Oidinfon, aez
fhofen noroen mar, itelte 1ih beraus,
Dab nur ein unsludlider 3ufan porz
lag. Die 8eioen batten auf @oIosz
borousb's 5urm IN Srforo Ned Elm
@etpebr unteriu9t, als bisfes 5id
pl0Bli9 entluo unb Sadion, in ben
Ropf setroffen, toot nieoerftirats.
MDferi0ier Sob zines Ne=
gers.
Am Sonntas Morssn tpurbe an benz
ilfer, nabe Der 8ad@Greetz 8riid Bel
GaIiport, bic 2eihe bes N.sers Mm.
2omar, oes Gupitdns oes 8ugeDe
,2aura s." bon Nnnapolis, oufssfun=
ben. Nebm Der Qei4e lag Elm GROCER
aniippsi uno ii6er Der rsdtsn @d.afe
tes 9oolsn, nabs BEN Sbr uno am
4use tparsn Wunoen. glu9 fano man,
bab Die Sabine .Des 8ootes often ftano.
Muberbsm min eine Nsesrin 6ulf.rufe
gebDrt BADEN. Mqes Oie1es, in Der
binbuns Dumit. ouB 2omar nit Dem
Neger Wsslep 6arroo in Gofport Ell
men Mortne4Tel sebabt, psranlabk
einen 8rinOer oes 3oDten, BON ben Be-
b0roep einellntsriu4ung 81 ~perlansen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-10
8riefbeforbcruna mod benz Nuslanbe

Die ausIGnbii9e pot fir bic am
IA. Sttobsr snbenbe @o9e 19lisbt
bier, prd5is in alien Gduen, ME folst
Watpolt 1T often tdgli9 BON 9 ubr
Dormittass Bis S ubr Na4mittags,
uusaenommer @onntag):
Sransattontifds Yoft.
Disnftas - 9 llbr Mbsnbs, fur gu=
ropd, per Dampfer st. >2ouis," pia
Soufbampton, (Brsfs fir Srlano
miiHen rper ct. 2ouis be3si9nst fein);
II ubr Mbe,bs fur europa, per DAM
pier r@ermania" bio Queenstonn.
Mittpof-9 ubr Mbsnos, fir GU
ropa, per Dampfer columbia" pia
Gberbourg, @outbampton uno 9amz
burg. .r
Jreitag-9 1br Mbsnbs fir Jrant<
reid, Suo europa, egyptian uno 8riz
tiff Snbien, per Dampfer ga Cant
payne" oia Sabre, (8risfe fir anoere
9beile bon europa mIhen ~per Ga
Champagne" be5ei9net 5ein); II 1hr
Nahts fir europa per Dampfer
.umbria" pia Aueenstopn.
Srans pacific polt.
SienItug - 9 llbr Moreens fir GU
bu, pio Miami; IL ubr Nadts fir
Central Mmsrifa unb Sib Yaeific
Soften, pia Colon; fir porto Aieo, per
0ereiniaten @taaten transport; fir
Qeetparb unb Winbtparo Sslanbs unb
Osmarara, per Dompfern J%ontabele";
fir Porto Rico. per Dampfer ~Irtoz
bia."
Mitttpoh - 9 ubr Mprsens, fir
Samaica, perDampfer bon Baltimore,
bla port Mntpnio; 100 Mittag fir
Cuba pia Sampa; II ubr Nadts fir
Curacao unb 8eneauelu, per Dampfer
.6apern"; fir Nafau, Guantanamo
unb Santiago, per Dampfer rSaraz
togo.
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Samaica, per Dampfer Don8altimore,
bia port NntonIo.
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pia Eumpa; IL llbr Nadts fur bic So
plata 2dnbsr per Oampfer rperlian
prince"; fir Bermuda, per Dampfer
r9rinibab"; fir Jortune Sslano. Sa=
muiea unb @repton, per Dampfer
~Mlsne"; fir N%eufumolauo, per DAM
pier rSilpia"; fir unepitas, @ibura
unb 8araopa per Dampfer rGaritpz
b..
samItas - 9 l1br Morsens fur Gu
ba, bia Miomt.
ppit fir Nsufunblanb, bia Norb u.
@pbnsp unb fir Wiquelon, bia Bolton
uno 9alifar, fdliebt bier tdgli@ UNI
3 ubrNa6mittags; flr9pnouras uno
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