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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-08

ines men Who stood about him during
toe prosrsss q the firs ass Who were
fearful that ~ nrs might got beyond
the building IN which n originated
Al the most srislcal tims In the IRE
Chi~f Kidrfdgs was the coolest man
about the IRE rome. ''I am doing all that
can be done, he rsnsrksd 10 PRESS
reporter. of thss wall gees can't tell
what may result. Everything that We
have that can b Of use 10 here. The men
are scquitting themselves orsditably and
working hssd- We can only hope for the
best.s
The firemen did magnifioent work. Too
often 10 this expression used In describ
ing the work Of the fire Department. psr.
hapa, and sometimes 10 may be used
whsa the 70 10 really less reason for 10.
Saturday norning. however, the dis
olpiins Of the department was apparent
to all and there wasn't q citizen present
who did not feel proud Of the way these
men went 81 their work.
10 was not until after six o'clock that
the iirsmepfbsxan to receive injuries and
many Of them were hurt. some very
severely. Mayor Robinson said satuday
that no building should be erected In
this city with . coping about the roof
% 10 was from the falling coping that
many men were hurt and endangered.
The Iist Of inferred Ia as follows:
Pearl Cannon. q young man belonging
10 Hose 9, was the most unfortunate Of
all and his injuries are Of the most dis
trsssins character. He was ON tire Mr.
kss street side, soting rs pipemau under
the orders Of the chief and his assistants.
when large piece Of the wooden coping
from the edge OF the high roof came
down unexpectedly TO any one who was
watching 10 and looking out for just such
an ooeusreaos. Young Cannon was
piansd to the ground BY the mas Of de-
bsis and suffssed serious injuries. His
hip was shattered and his leg was tsrribly
bruised, while he WIS also hurt about
the bead. He was attended by Dr.. q.
W. Foster, who said that he would be
confined 10 his bed for 1t least three
months and 10 was doubtful II be ever re-
gained the use Of his hip, 30 that he may
DO a cripple for lifs
Ii. H. Leighton Of Hose u, was struck
In the head by the same pisos Of coping
and was somewhat dazsd for . time, but
waa not permanently injured.
Mr.. saunders Of the woodfords hose.
was also hurt In the head, but not 10 bad
ly ~ to keep him from work, Saturday.
Erred Walton Of Engine 3 WAS on lad
der on ths Lewis. Hall & Co. building
when the burning roof Of the Bailey
building fell In. He was thrown on the
ladder and wrenched his shoulder severe
ly.
John Lombard Of Engine l was also
thrown OF ladder and his leg was pain
fully wrenched.
NJ. l.. Sticknsy o Engine was struck
BY a coupling aud somewhat hurt.
John 4. Fowler of Hose was 1t ruck
bv n horse and his leg was badly hurt.
W. A. Meserve OF Enxine fell from q
ladder and wrsnohed his side so that IL
gives him some trouble.
CANNON Is DOING WELL.
HosemHn Cannon, who was injured In
Saturday MORNINGS IRA, was reported
By DIR. Foster, his physician. as being as
comfortable yesterday as man could be
with q broken hip Tbs man Will be
laid up about three months, but DIR
Foster does not think be will be cripple d
for ltfa
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CHURCH RE-OPENED.
Rev. Mr.. McAIIistcr Is Trying TO Raise
the Debt on the Pine street Church.

The services at the Pine Street Mstho-
dist church yesterday were Of especial
interest. The church has been In the
hands OF the carpenters, plnstcrers and
raiutsrs for few weeks and yesterday
1t Was re-opsnsd with appropriate sxsr-
discs. There was excellent music at all
of tina services during the day and lar &c
congregations. In the morning the
Rev. n. .. Thayer. presiding elder Of
this District delivered the sermon and
at the afternoon and evening services
Rsv. NJ. ID. BUELL., s. I. D.. dean Of the
Boston Univsrsity, school Of Theology,
was the speaker. His sermon In the At
tsrnoon was one Of great power and elo-
auence. The Pine strest Methodist
church 10 $40, 900 In debt and an effort
was made yesterday to raise this amount.
The pastor Of the church, the Rev. +.
8. J. McAllister, said that when he came
to the church year ago 1t had leo men,
beers. OF this number forty were attend
ing other churches and out Of the re-
naming number 80 were widows who
were not very wen of In this world's
goods. Mr.. MoAllistsr said that he was
determined thst the Pine street church
should net be closed and with Gods nelp
he proposed to raise the debt. After the
afternoon sermon by Dr. Buell. an ap-
peal was mad, for offerings for this pur-
pose. The speaker called upon all who
would give 81. 900 to raise their hands bat
no hands were shown. Then an appea
was MAIDS for gifts Of $500 and then of
$500 without resnlt. Finally the persons
In the congregation who would give slOO
each were asked to show their hands.
Many hands went up and b1fors the SER
vices were ended about 1900 had been
raised. In the evening Dr. Buell. de-
liversd another strong sermon on the JOY
Of personal sacrifice for the work Of
Christ. Later TIA pastor made an appeal
for aid and slips were passed to the con-
ersgstion to ali ont with pledges. Many
pledges Of aid were made bat the amount
raised by this means could not be learned
Lass night. Thsre will Be ssrvtoss at this
church very evening this week.
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SKATING ON THE sTROUDwATER.

The Portland Railroad company desire
to announces that efforts are bsing made
to put the Stroud wstsr river In condition
for skating, today. A horse and pillow
was set at work Friday and Saturday tn
scrape the rfves but as the los was not
sufficiently strong the horse broke
tbr OF. III and ATS considerable din Guilty
was hauled out. The river ID now in
good condition for . solid freezs and In
the event the sempsrasura holds cod
over Sunday the river will be In fine
ape for skating parties comm enoing on
Monday
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MARRIAGE INTENTIONS.

During the last week These parties have
filed at the office OF City Clerk Dyer
declarations OF their matrimonial inten-
tiops: Edward Howard OF Boston and
Mile Walsh Of Portland; Joseph Lapre
and Amelia Fsnohat. Portland; Charles
II. Mac Donnsll and Mary A. Hill. Port
land: Maurice W. Redmond and Florence
l. Redmond, Portland; Nsrton WEIGH Of
Westbrook and Fannie X. Strout. Port
land
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JOHN L. BEST COMPANY.

The following certificate Of incorpora-
tion has been received at the registry Of
deeds:
John L. Best company, for the purposes
Of dealing In live stock. carrying on q
general farming business and TO own,
isass, or hire. sail and exchange reai
ESTATE. Tbs capital stock II $1,000 The
officers Of the corporation ara; President.
Florsncs n. Best; treasurer, Harry b.
Best; clerk, Henry j. Conlsy; diracters,
Blorenos n. Best. Harry b. Bsst, Henry
J. Conley. Certificate appioTsd Jan. 8
1900.
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There's little group of children's coored
silk Bonnets that must be sold. Three lots at 10c,
25c and SOC. They're good enough for actual use,
they'll keep little head warm, however they've
lost what "style" they had, they not pretty to
look at and are not absolutely c!ean-6nt think Of
the brieeI
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The reufhrr today
10 hkeig 70 be fair.
Portland, January 8, 1900.

I'm big table all by themselves are four lots
~ of Childrens Cloaks and Wraps the dregs
of last weeks clearance sale which must
be rid of before stock-taking
They've been at all sorts of prices, and there
are all sorts of styles among them They're not as
fresh as they were, they not what you'd
call up-to-date but they made of good materials
they are strong and whole and they will keep
child warm. The sizes are right for to five
years ages.
One lot goes at 9Sc
One lot goes at S1.4S.
One lot goes at $1.9S
One lot goes at $2.4S Some of them
as high as eight or nine dollars None lower
than So 50-and aHMe intrinsic 0alue rs IN them 1ek
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WILSON AT THE JEFFERsoN.

What promises to Re one OF the mott
enjoyable weeks Of the present theatrical
season. begins tonight with ths
opening here at the jefferson theatre Of
the George W. Wilson company. MIR.
Wilson. whose engagement here last year
was NEST suceessful one, and who on
that occasion by his painstaking ami =
tistio rendition OF the different characters
he assumes, proved himself an actor Of
versatility and genius for whom q warm
welcome here is always assured, returns
to us this SEASON with an entire new COM
pany composed Of artists of ability and
reputation. whose work will greatly aid
the talented star In presenting series o I
the bsst entertainments ever seen at pop
ular prices There are also many new
plays In the repertoire this season. "The
Great Diamond Robbery" will be the
opening I'LL Monday night, with char
Dor Lights, 80 The Great Dian, ono Rob-
berry. " "Romany Rye" ''Ihe Guv'nor, I"
The Messenger from Jarvis Section
aud others to follow. This plays will be
presented with special scenery carried by
the company.
GALATIANS SYMPHONY Or
Ch ESTdA.
At City hall this evening, Callahsn's
symphony orchestra of thirty piecee. as
sisted by Handel Hastings, the noted
English baritone, will give concert an
der the auspices of Portland lodge, b.
p. q. klks.
The Boston and New York musicians,
Including mem bers of Herbert's and
Damrooh's orohestras, arrived in Port
land Saturday, and at once began rehear-
.als for tbs tour. The programme is ms
follows:
Overture-Senir amade, Rossini
Love Song-Jonas, String Orchestra
The Mill-Gillet, String Orchestra
Cello Soio-Caprice Hongroise, bunker
Carl Osterberg.
eclectic n - Lob grin, Wagner
Soio--Chauson tie 1oreador Carmen Bixet
Handel Hastings.
MArch-La Refine de saba, 6ounod
Descriptive Fantasia, bus,
Herman
Ballet Music--Naiia, Delibes
Solo-Aidie, Gounod
Mr.. Hastings
Wedding March-Opera Teralors.
Reubenstein
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
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LIGHTS OUT.

Nearly all the electric lights north Of
High street did net burn Saturday night
and the moon did the work Of iilumins-
ticn In that part OF the cisy. It was said
that this troubls. was dus 10 an. epsn cir
cult.
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There was also left from the "Sale" few
desirable pairs of evening Gloves, glace finish, and
some long suedes, which are to be closed out at
$1.00. They're 0ery cheap.
Some Mems Gloves, too, heavy dogskin
walking Gloves, at SOC.
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OWEN, MOORE & co.

line reached this port about four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, making the s,oond
steamship to arrive here during the day.
she had no passenger and only AGO tons
OF freight. There ar, now four steamships
in port.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-08

Near them is small lot of outing flannel
lined Skirts, at 59c-a small part of the original
value.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-08

What's left of the Mackntoshes may be had
Monday at quarter and less than quarter the old
prices. Good opportunity to make wise invest
ment for immediate or future needs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-08

On the whole there's enough of interest
among these odds and ends to make your call here
profitable to yourself.
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A small reminder of Jaeger Underwear soil
ed and dusty, at % per cent off the regular prices
1t is all heavy weight fit for the worst of weather
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There are a few Night Shirts left from the
69c lot and about thirty white Dress Shirts to go at
49c, but in large sizes only. He who wears an Is
collar can get good dollar shirt for Ace
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Mary Sanders in Little Nall will follow
George Wilson at the jefferson theatre
next week. This attraction will be fol-
lowed by Quo Vadis, three nights, James
O'Neil three nights, and Sag Hsrbor
two nights
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CANADA ARRIVED.
The steamship Canada II the Thomson
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HosemHn Cannon, who was injured In
Saturday mornings IRA. was reported
by Dr. Foster, his physician. a. being as
comfortable yesterday as q man could bs
with q broken hip This man Will be
laid ND about three months, but DIR
Foster does not think be will be cripple d
for life.
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hnanrlal.
tlnanuaL Tnanral
international Zinc Co., Ltd.
Large Pufts-AbsOIuts eurty-Monhy Dividends

Earnings and net profits certified as correct by
Chartered Accountants, BARROW, WADE. GUTHRIE &
CO. Of New York. Chicago and san Francisco who
supervise It's
The opportunity offered investors by this
company Is unexceed, believe unequaIed. by any
other zinc company in United states
Not only the opportunity for magnificent
prohts' but the opportunity Of knowing all times
the exact condition Of their COMPANY
Dividends paid promptly on the first
OF each month one par % stockholders
Of record the 18th OF preceding month At the
present price OF shares. this return to the
investor OF nearly IL per cent per annum in cash
monthly payments.
sound investment depends first security,
second, on profit The profit Of investment as
this Is unauestionable is assured BY
properties whose value attested by the
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Notice 10 Creditors.
% tphom 1t alan Concern.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Southern
District Of New York. WHEREAS a LIBEL and
petition fled the District Court OF United states
for the Southern District OF New York the 10th day
January, 1900, the Ocean Steamship Company OF
Savannah owner OF the steamship City Of Augusta her
boilers, apparel, tackle. furniture. &c for
limitation liability all loss. destruction
injury caused by collision said
terrybOa Chicago in the North d
River. New York October 3Ist. 1899; and
WHEREAS said Petitioner and Lbellant has given 4
stipulation abide and pay the moneys by
by District Court By the
Appellate CGu-t appeal intervene OF
$40 mtere-J. The appraised
and her pending freight.
NOW. THEREFORE, in pursuance Of the monton s.
sued by the sau Court to ne directed and delivered
hereby cite al persons claiming damages loss de-
struc0u damage Injury occasioned said col
Ision 10 due proof OF respective claims
befl Thomas Alexander, Esd United
Office the Post OfCe Building
OF New York before day MAY 1900 al II
A NJ and appear before in said build
ing day OF May 1900. II A NJ, answer
petition and Nbel otherwise, they defaued
an barred from. participation in this
Dated New York January So 1900
WILLIAM HEEKEI.
United Marshal Distric; OF New
York
MEssRs. DAVIES STONE & AUERBACH
Petitioner and Libelanr. No
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT. South

ern District os New Y0rk.-In the Matter ~ The
Petition MasCoversre. 10 have Franresco
AteIo adjudged Involuntary bankrupt aDDearing
10 the satisfaction OF by affdavits OF
Cainsburg Eli NJ Cohen. both me dav
November 1899. that petition has This
praying that the above named Francesca Aleo
adjudged bankrupt in Involuntary prlceatfnss
that q subpoena thereon issued out OF this con-
said Francesca Alelo retarnable on the
18th day Of November 1922 that service
petition upon which the could NOT
pc by Marshal the United STATES Disr-rt
Court shown BY the return made by
dated IIrh dav OF November. 1899 me
said debtor could be found on file ia this
court and
T. further appealing that than ten davs haya
elapsed since the said return. and that apDearauoe
fled that the OF the ibto-
and that service Of the
with diligence be made upon him within me
Jurisdiction d i
ORDERED and DIRECTED that said F-ancesco
Aelo appear plead. on the e7rb da,,
February 1900 the petition herein dated the 9rb
day November. 1899 and fled he Office ~ The
Clerk this Court 10th day Of November Isga
praying the Francesca Aeo adfudIcaret
an Involuntary bankrupt. and in q failure 10
appear, plead. demur. adjudication viii be-
according the OF The petition IL Is
further
be made the said Francesca Alelo BY the pub
LEGATION week for less six consectitfye
weeks in the New York Tribune which Daper = 49,
mated by likely give notice TO the said
Francesca AiellO such publication be commenced nor
than the 18Th day Of January, 1900
Dated New York. January l., A. D 1890
ADDISON BROWN
United States District Court Judge
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Diuioen0 Nonres.

Office of the Reading Company.
Philadelphia February g. 1900
A L A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this day there declared from the net earn
ings Of the Company latter providing Sinking
Fund OF five ton coal pursuant
Of the General Mortgage dividend of ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. Gi2crJ the First Preferred Stock
OF the Company. be paid March s. 1900
holders OF closing Of
February 10. 1900 For purpose
transfer books Company closed at 3 P NJ
February 49, will be reOpened 10 A. NJ March
g. 1900
READING COMPANY
BY ". G. BROWN, Secretary
New York and Philadelphia February g. 1900
the Voting OF the First
Preferred the Reading Com
viii close in New York and Philadelphia NJ
February 49, 1900, and will reopen at 10 4 NJ on
March 9
On March 1900, Voting Trustees viii be prepared
distribute above dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT G1ec) when received by them among
the entitled appear record
their books when closed a above
j. =. MORGAN CO.. New
DREXEL n CO., Philadelphia.
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Gin 6otels.

TIME HANOVER. . 18th ST. corner 9Th Avenue
l. Parior an bedroom with bath. by month: American
plan. D. P HATHAWAY.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office No. l242 broadway
ID north until O'clock Advertise
received following branch Offices regular
offiCe 70 ?. m, viz: -
23dst-. 1852 I2th-st.. Macys 6h-aVe
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West 42d-sI 81 East isth-st. 81 West
laS East I
20 ave. between 10th and 1Tth sts l026 ad-eve near
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ave, any American District Telegraph Ofheas
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CopGrtner5hip Notires.

WE HEREBY CERTIFY AND GIVE NOTICE
w that the limited partnership formed by the under
signed Lehman A Cooper and Frank K Hunter general
and T. Drummond Charles r Drf,rn
md sueciaI partners the 3rd dav Of nriI
q period or nVe years from said date.
dsvb dissolved
Dated February :. 1900 -
LEHMAN A COOPER
FRANK K. HUNTER
JAMES T DRUMMDNp
CHARLES r. DRUNMCND
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petitlon in Baukruptrn.

AT a STATED TERM of the United
States District Court for the Southern District Of
New York at the United states District Court Rooms
York. Borough Of Manha-ta4. this 18th day Of
l S ] Of a The P6n S 5 W R4'Fs5
Hardt ors to have Moses scheyer Theodore Pots and
adjudged involuntary bankrupts
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court by the
AFFIDAVIT Of Ma1Tfe ; fynan EeThed the 18th day Of
ms ar ling -ia+ n sbye 1ar1a5 49, $780, - ~
Scheyer. Pots Co. be declared bankrupts invour-
tary proceedings that subpoena therein
this Court, upon the Scheyer
So No. schave- and 7rieSiora Pr go $50
Of appearance duly aIed BY the said Horwltz samues
II the petition and subpoena could be by
s5,ovn Nv the return made by the said Warshsi 1,e5
sb Oh 5s Of Jsnuarv 1860 stating fbs M 1i II,
Court and II further appearing from the said adavits
day that appearance has been fled; that the
present ~ ~ , stern Is un-
herein with diligence upon him within
'n oRDERED AND DIRECTED that the said Edward
Stern appear plead, answer demur the day OF
March. 1900 70 the petition herein. dated 2sth day
ms cur I On 49, In Te5ore I59ts rT $50 praylng
that Noses 80 ~ seFeVeT POS l%aTc stern
clared nvoluntary bankrupts both Individually
OF his failure 70 appear, plead demur
seIgdcat0n WI De maze according 10 the prayer OF the
ORDERED AND DIRECTED that service Of this order
be made upon Edward as co-partner az
said Of scheyer Pots Co, BY Dubrcaton once
q week less than six consecutive in ths
Tribune, which paper is designated by me az
likely notice the debtor
ton commenced 10Th dav on Ian
1900 And IL is further
ORDERED AND DIRECTED mat OF before the day
Of the publication this service H uaSA
Post Once in the cry Of York Borough Of n nah me
haitian one COPY contained In sacu-ai,
closed postpaid wrapper. addressed TO me debtr
last known place residence follows Edward Strr
No East 122nd New York City Borough Of Man
Dated New York. January 18th 1900
ADDISON BROWN
District Jl,lg
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flnantial Glcrtlons,

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL. MUTUAL. ms CO
no. l32 NASSAU ST.
New-York February
NOTICE.-An election OF Trustees of the
Glass and for Inspectors o. Election will
be held the office OF the Company THURSDAY Febru-
airy 10. 1900 The Polls VIII be open al II clock A. NJ
and close 1e noon.
DARWIN p. JAMES
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financial meetlnqs.

CONSOLIDATED GAS co. OF NEW YORK
No 4 Irving Place.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
York February sth. 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
ing the Stockholders Of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany OF New York Will be held the 9th OF March,
1906 at Office Company.
voting proposition Capital Stock
from thrty-nine million and seventyeight thousand
dollars ts3s1Is 600 consisting OF three hundred and
thousand hundred eighty OF the
par hundred dollars tS1OOi hfy-four
million five hundred and ninetyfve thousand hundred
dollars 200 and forty
fvet mi hundred
Of hundred dollars $500 each such
action be appropriate and lawful for such
crease OF such Capital STOCK same
SAMUEL SLOAN
JAMES STILLMAN.
GEO. BAKER.
VIM. ROCKEFELLER.
N TAYLOR PYNE.
John P HUGGINS.
r AUG, StFERMERHORN.
H +. GAWTRY.
a majority OF the Trustees
New York vii he closed February 9th. Al p. NJ.
ana reopened March 10Th. 10 a NJ.
y o. r. ZOLLIkOFFER. Secretary
NEW YORK. CHICAGO q ST LOUIS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
New York. \. Y. Jany 31sz 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany has this day declared a dividend Of five Der
cent J!pon the FIRST PREFERRED CAPITAL. ST0SsS
PAYABLE March stockholders ~
record twelve O'Clock noon Saturday. the day
"a The transfer books will be closed
CHARLES F cox
Treasurer.
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Ocean Gteamers

CRUISES 10 tlh@
WEST lNDlgSo
DELIGHTFUL. WINTER CRUISES
ON SUMMER SEAS
the QUEBEC :. : Cos Steamships
: : PRETORIA sails February - for
Bermuda. Puerto Rico. St Thomas St kits. An
tigua. Guadeloupe. Dominica. Martinique. ST. Vim
cent Barbados and Trinidad-35-iay trip: $500
and up Immediate application necessary steam
filling up rapidly
BERMUDA-san Every Five DAYS as hours
from New-York.
For berths. programmes and information ap-
ply 70
THOS. COOK & son.
2sl and I.225 Broadway New-York
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OUR sPECIALTTEs found elsewhere Giants
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EARNINGS.

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