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mlette 81, 5ablbar bat5iGbrlib.
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giae aniGbIuus u0n $50 muB bei'm 9auie GEE
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An Derfdufeu

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Cine gutesbenoe Retaurdion uEb 9a9erbler=S da
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miiten gtGLg eiquenrs in 6taidsr uub Gdfern.
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gu herniiethru.
gu permictben.

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Su p%erntiethen.
tsaHA @ilmoretr., Spiihsu @alberrg:
Aflig mn observation-disclosures. =

Efer biib5b se5auts Wobubouier. 3=itodt9e Sront:
2ehofiee ptntereebduSe nit alien lnobernen SerbcI
~isruhssn. 9rsis $500, 5a5ltar IN geodsr= oOs
RonGts,abiunaeu Sobn 6lenn s Comp.
fs9-I SIR. 1, ct. BauIitreSe.
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h acknowledgement
Maijenaeri6ts= Serfauf.

In @aiiengeri6tszS erfauf.
EHsIl Sn folse zines 8eiebles 0ts @aiienseri9ts
tr one Gtabt Baltimore perosn Die unterBci6neen
aominiitratoren BON gDitbelm @binn auf ofieutllder
Mutton aui benz 8IaSe, yr. 234, So3nionitraBs,
g8eitielte, iiblit BON SottEapenue, Donnerfaa,
ben 8. gtal 1873, " d mitta9s 4 nbr, oer=
fauien.
Sas aan,e Gruus aiief in Sab Baltimore seIe=
gen, an Der SobnionftraBc 10 SUI brett nit einer 8iefe
Don SO SuB, BIS an cine un0elGbr IL SUB breite Nls
leo. nit cirem q ito6i9cn b ol5ernen $ aufe,
einhodiser ieseIiteinerneraibs uno b0lSsrnen Stole
bebaut. Der 4las 1T elmer ia ridden 9runsmietbe
BON S22.30 in balblGbuiben !9ablun9en unlerruorien,
unb it ~cerielbe, pelGer in cIner nnterpabtun9 DON
Sas. 8; SaaoruGp an 9elnrl6 Stina uaS Snoere;
1ol. 800 IL. {. M. eineetraosn, beibrieben nib.
acknowledgements; Saaraablung.
e 9idbarc u. Satfee, | Iominifras
Sli,a Glen Gbinn.J loren.
Ncrepn, Sbpmas s Comp, Autt.
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NerInndf.

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,er1 bcIaRnt III; elmer. pslher ) big Z 2lnber udf,
miro porseSoeen Elm Saus nit cine saren feb. fur
S,nlelben terfit Nat5uitagen bci Jonn Gaiep, Rr.
AZ, Gnfotfrdke. Q07-S)
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Geutfde$
ArbRtls- NalDfi(anas DlEeaa

TT. 272, Slb<grDaowdp,
inter 9lpfIlat Der ,,Tentfben SefeufGaft."
Oieiauisen, pelte bcutite SGnotDsrier, Aroeitet
uno Sienltboteu ju telbGttt9en piuItsn, Dolen nd
rerSonli6 ooer in %frantirten Sriefen an Den 4gsnter
6erf 8eislidGit 9rR. 1.S. % eIItn89ett Rr.1s9,
Gups SrpGeTpap, meuben, welter unent9ettlid
Ausfunft ertbeileH iBiro. (Sau26, 1J}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
TIE STATE Or TRADE.
EUROPRAN MARKETS.

LoSpos, Oct 27l2;3o m-ConsoL' for money 92So92i2i
92s Uncl Staios Fyeweuy bonds. l60Js OIL
039l 1868 9G1G renoe,, 81 New Elves OF b Paris dis
pstc1es quote r,utes al 57t II 2c -
LIyERP1o 27-123O mSales Of Upland Cotton on the
Good Ordinary shipped October sad November at S9l6L
AyTwERP 27Pelroeum 80 francs for hne Pale American
LoNDON, Oct 27-l:30 ?. m.-kne Railway shares, 35i2
21-l o. mtoOn n stedys hddlnR Upindst
orleans 0it10al sales $4,000 bales, neud.
s 600 for specs and export sales o. UplAnis on the basis
Good Oraary shipped November and December at 7-I6d
LOSpos. Oct 27-2;30 ?. m.-Ere Railway shares, 80
ItyEEPoOL Oct. 2T-2:30 .. m.-BresdsiuEs are quiet
LyERPoOL 27-2:45 mSAles OF Upland Cotton on the
basis OF Low Mdngs deliverable November at od sales OF Orleans
n The basis OF Mddngs deliverable October al 9i5L
LoSpoN 27330 mThe amount Of bullion Withdrawn rom
Bank balance to-day 42JOOD PARIS des ahes
guo.e Reutes a 81 francs confines. -ooo
yEKPooI Oct 27-3 -of the cotton sales to-day $500
bales American. ~, 7oo. =, A,
s.oppt asdg23 RveSeny bonds lo65s o.
or La 1868 953t New Rvc 81. sre Railway shares, 80 ,
There is scarcity OF Erie shares IN the stock msrkel -
LlyERPo0L OF 27-5 mL1d 4O% 81 per c"t FORK i2s
81 Ger Dbl New Ness Produee-Behnei Petroleum. lod
Io~poy Oct 27-bpm.-Resned Petroleum l3'4t Y gallon
LosooN. Oct, 27-Bvening-Linseed OIL E3la%3lOS Ton
Spirits TurpentiHe, 33s 81 y cWL o q, A.
IryxRPooL oct 27-RVenns Common R0sin, &c. 3D. p eSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
Total IS b76l46 50 So 1858, 4S0 IS Inc. s777 p


Proposals for s2.OOO.OOO Consolidated Stock OF the
CITY of New-York will be opened by Controller
Green tomorrow, Oct 18th inst. The interest VIII
be seven per cent per annum payable semi-annuay,
and the principal will be redeemed Nov. J. 1894
This loan is exceedingly desirable, having a long
term to run, with liberal interest and the best OF
security.
The usual half-yearly dividend of 8. per cent due
on the Preferred stock of the Toledo Wabash and
Western Railroad due Nov /, will be paid at the
office of the Company, no. 10 William-st. The No
vember coupons Of the same road, due at the same
time, will be paid at the Metropolitan National
Bank. The National Mechanics Banking Associa-
ton have declared dividend of four per cent and
the Union National Bank five per cent, payable
Nov l. The American Exchange National Bank
will pay the November interest of the State OF
Michigan
The Philadelphia stock market Is dull Pennsyl-
vania Skies 1Ol Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 10;
Reading Railroad, so; Pennsylvania Railroad. 49,;
Gold, 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
Glendinning Davis & Am0ry's closing prices were

The gold market has been weak, the extreme
range being 1881 TO 1851 with the preponderance of
business at 1884. and the closing quotation at the
lowest price of the day. The transactions have
been moderate in amount, and there seems to have
been no outside influences affecting the market,
unless it be the fact that the Treasury begins this
morning, the payment Of the November interest,
without rebate, which interest amounts to about
.s1&OOOOOO and viii be added to the stock
Of gold on the market On gold loans the rates for
carrying we're g. 6, per annum and 116 and l-S2 per
diem. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, S21 O980OO gold
balances. 81 O9i4OO; currency balances S1,l91,SO6.
The Treasury balances at the close Of business to-
day were: Currency, SS125,OOO: coin, SSO,S3O,OOO,
Bess certificates $27,GSO,OOO The outstanding legal
aender amount to $3.50 35 OO an increase of $4,000
-. Ia for n1ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr Nor.a Rhsr VesDis and RGfrodf,
Ocr. 27-2l pkgs Ashes pigs BsesvaI 1854 bsiss Coon
l4S DRIED Fruit 9l6 bb 100 OblA Beans 800 Dds
Foa l38 j8 buh Wheat 80 600 bUsb Corn 10000 bush Oa.s
800 Barley $50 bush Peas IS bags Grass seed 40 ba
bis Oatmeal 2l bales Hemp CT bales Hops 24O
Hides 81 bd Hides 1850 sides Leabc 10 bags FAIeed pig
Grease bales Sin 90 pkg searY 80 bl Resin IL pigs Beef
pkg PORK. POI pkgs 301 lard, 3O45 pkg%
Butter 79i pkrs Cheese 825 Starch 2O5 Rec III
hhds Tobacco $40 pk Tobacco II bales WOOL 36o bills WhAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

200 IS. Gibr- 500 and $50 hhda
Tobsooo 1000 Petroleum. Genoa 800 bb Alcohol all
The charters Norwegian bark tee
hence Cora for os and United kngiom with 300 Grain at
1O Italian bark with 100 do voyage los 3D.
American shp heuos 70 Hsvre with 900 Grain at o. Ti
Amer barb Of Ala tons and another Of 45i hence
Gibraltar with general lump British brig hence 70 hsagl
Ad with 5000 e1ped Petroleum. 45 bark Of
5000 bills capacity hence 70 Jamaes equal 75c bb two
Butsh harm from savannah ave with Cotton 9l6is British
bark OF 6i1 tons rre hence Cape Town with genera
American bark Of 2O2 tons register hence Danish
brig hence 90 Pernamhuoo
GRhfNUnder light rnVt,s oers
few buyers Market the inactivity hevness
ling cheek the inquiry Tho market closes tfme
afg The veatnes Exchange
enc business Winter arm but quOt the 900
81 32a3l 81 for No Chicago Spring; 81 30 Chi
eago Spring; ~ 36GSl 81 for No. Asakes 81 40 for
Milwaukee 81 90 for Red Wesisp i9egied Che sales 5000
81 Sj 1900 bush No. awa1kes atsl 4O' 1900 bash No.
81 80 500 bah Rel WesieI a. 81 As 1000 bah white Gsnes.s
65 81 900 hush No. Chicago Al 81 32dSl 32a 20 900
d. seller last 20 DAYS Nevessr u 80 snd 25O00 bush No
Nsankee half Of November, at 81 4O9
demand sales Of 500 hash Western 81 3Oi
500 blh ~ 80 and 1900 bush light Canada
upke 81 &C. Barley Mat luet holo. Is scarce and ir
900 bush New Ohio Muei White at 49q5Qc
Black a. 4G1l7las western HIei d46a1f7e White 40
RYE bat dull Corn is better the arTivh, light is
In few hands strongly he'd Il the close the sales 5000
Damp Unsorud s b2056ci Western Ared ct bS069c for
eaer b9llaG04e for salt Western White u70c Western
yellow ~ 6UA2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower aud lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi f.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at tine
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

NEw-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER 7 PER
CENT BONDS of II, free of tax, interest April and
October and NEw-YORK AND HARLEM CoNSsoIL-
DATED BONDs of r. per cent interest May and No
vember, for sale by
WILLIAM L. MEREDITH a. Co..
No 81 Exchange place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoEDs-Coupon OF
Registered. interest Z per cent guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO
For sale at the Office Of the Company No 76 Cedar
ST.. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS fresideht,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

Foreign Exchange has been dull and without
change. except slight concession for long bills.
The banks still, according to report, gaining in
greenbacks notwithstanding the drain for weekly
payments by manufacturers &c. incident TO Satur-
day. which is usually payday with those employing
wOrkmen. Money on call has ranged from gold to
1l6of or cent? per day, and good mercantile paper
goes at IS to "a per cent per annum.
Secretary Richardson says the agitation in copse-
quence of the announced intention of the Depart
ment to place currency on silver basis has defeated
me OBJECT and will prolong the resumption. The
demand Tor coin is greater than was anticipated,
and 1t has been decided not 10 exchange silver for
currency except IN fractional sums of s. on Treas
-ury drafts. The amount of SILVER coin on hand is
$1,5OO,OOO.
Government bonds were quiet and closed as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
cnTroN NARKpTs

Bosrox Oct ~ lower and dull Mddheg, l6ici oct re-
l2d bales. OeO oaes sae' -VV oA' '"eA o"V
De- more sesdJ nddiuga 4sqlitg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
.rooE OF oRsS IN sEv.roEr AND BROOKLYN vlxs.


checked quote Prime Hay so 1873 toni Good DO
S22d$24 shipping SlSdS0 Common do. s0Gsli
Long rye quoted at Short do at sl2aS4 aud
Dat AZ $l66Sl6
NAVAL STORBs-spis Tnrpntne held with con
6ience TO-DAY, but little done, BUYERS disposed to
heard only Of 33 bbs herchantable.
lets AZ 2 ard 10 Resiork bbl ct 432., With 42a bid for
Southern Rn steady and fairly actvei Of 1874
bbS STRAINED lots 81 49, closing with 81 80 kd and 81 y
bid; 81 81 III 27O bills fpe - 80 225 bbl
do al ID. Tar and dull nominal
OlLSLnsee is quiet and unchanged quoted At
0Gc CASKS and 91 bbA Crude Fish dull Crude
Sperm quoted 81 as. Menhaden ql and AZ 3Se
Mil Lard selling slowly at 7i01Jc, sLd 70O722c. for
Present make Oher o. IN dull.
PHOYISONTbe Pork MARKETS frner and fairly sc.ire the de-
msnd chiefly the l77O bbs at
$ll Ja$4 Mess Bl3 G2 Sl3 10 M Extra Prime and
Sl6 S1 for Gear ncaief the sales 500 bb Mess ts
uy evening" ut *4 90 cash for Beef Is steady and IN fair
demand 90 bills $3.50 80 FOR Pin Mess $40 75dSl2
Tor sItrs Mes and slSasl4 M PsekL Tere Beef active
and sales OF go S25d 500 for Brtu India including
700 s s26 for Extra Ch Cut Meats les soye and tame
800 frh shoulders a 700 Do Pkel shoulders at
400 do Smoked shoulders S2 1000 Picked Hams At 9H9S
Sailed shoulders hrst half December 5I
Btel and heavy bear u no sales Dressed Hogs in
if quote haze for Cv snd 7isG lla for Pigs
active sales o. lao bbs s At 7a4c for
aq7 15lGc for Pair Prime Steam ant 900 @ Kettle Rem
10 brokerage for future delivery 800 % seller Oeo
her at ia seller November 77s 800 seller first
of Wecu
500 toS. seller Feb-uar1, at y l-l6c
BuTTgKTe duh receipts continue 20 be ample
aggregate there still scarcity Of fresh fa Welsh 10
without important change. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
Uipiotn0 Notifies.
NEW, JERSEY MIDLAND

NEW, JERSEY MIDLAND
RAILROAD coxPAu.
THzssUsxms Oyy1os, % Es,.Agsr.k ,
EkwYORk. Oct 10. 1874
tn, Coupon, 81 N. CONSOLIDATED h0RrGAgE BONDS o. s
Company kihaT vii be pad IN sra SIC, ~ us ~
oao Transfcf Books Of Tho ksGISTksED SOHSs ~
the 25,h inst sBd reopen Foy ~ ,oxna ~ .~
HoSs- on ne FIRST and SECOND n0RrGAos BONDS o. @s
Company may the Consolidated Coll boLd. %
tagoous bY application The Treasurer Al this once sDp sny
seco0d bortgse Bonds VIII caisr h,of ~
Ing their snd sddrss, u the Treasurer ~ LO"
THE COUPONS due Nov. on tho DENrERs
Il AND RIO GRAEDR (Esnsw GsRge) RAILWAY BONDS va
BE- RrroapgepI.es WA 3 JACKSON. Treassrer
V,HE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the REAL
ESTATE MORrGAGB BONDS negotiated and gsAfsaieed ~
the Equitable Trust Company will be p'f snd Ger We l oF
The New Of he No 10 CeiafsS
JONATHAN EDWARDS Presiasnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

OotOn 10 dasuy pot
more tLsU half grade above below the Grade luOei
DELIVERY.
Toos 81 To,,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
Ghgncce tor Dnslness fnsn

TOR SALE-A valuable MARBLE QUARRY,
hddeouV " The property Is Inosu a. .he yer@sa
Marble Quay 1--WE land with derrick aod neces
sarr tools tho excellent qt aa qulnty unuti
hefe is rare chance he PROPERTY Wi be 9h Il bal
its value. For pssis inquire Of J. L. SMITH Toeio Oho
T'O be disposed of Immediately, BOYS
d BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL (tseuJ scholars an all hsh
chsrgesl The nt q NswYOk; housb3d iarsss @s b par
Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

PRTROLEUM-The market for Reln remained very dull to-day
prices essentially chsngel quote lb sp9t l0c h
bali Novcmber 10 last haf do and loo Deber We heafl
Of 10 tausas.olL Gases With moderate ngarT a ~ &
Esphha and steady 9l2agalc Crude IN bulk offered Al
5 buyers shipping Crude nosiRay 10 2c AT fhiSlel
early deliveries but quet We qloe
16l4c. October and l6lss, hr hsf Of Noygnbef. 49, -
KiCB dn sales rs casks CAroua At 74oc and 4OO 90 Ran
COON At 6i4a6lsI 49,. O., p-e,.
SUGAR-Raws dull at 7ad7Ss for Ps TO Good Re5ninE
sales Of Refined Sagsrs isiTT active Al W. "f "n
"a" and lOl2'. Tor Hsris 100, .,,--..,. -
sEEDS-C and dull sales Of 700 bags TOT sAAA' "
Gss-1v II 9c. Other Kinds dgll and nominal
sfEARN oul and nominal 81 80 siS- Tor Prime. -
Of Az Dbp 'ooo ~
ana 90 bids PRIME private quoted At sd1 &c
WHISKY easI er dali Of 300 bbls A. JZe
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THE MARKETS..
lCarsIuiiy reported for Tus TRIBUNE

lCaTe1lV Tepofsd i0T InE LHIB0NE -, 10,
AsUESTbe receipts to-day 81 pkgs Pos duH Du
stesdti quoted at -. Pearls dali end nominal
COtTOS-Ths sTket dull aud pnees are & lover closing
veak We auOte:
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fNNNaINN HHHs 81 ~ -
CnRKsE-Thore continued a fan
September goods at l4al4iie, Wit
special orders the home trade is fair
state Factory. Gne ~
fsnoy............... II 01fi4
State Factory. good 10
me- Ia Gl1
State Factory. com
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Sues on AncIlcn

Pr $50 81 Cu,os u Asorgss. Scooi t'ys ale Al h'
Iesy.lt All Roons s,o 81 Broadway. .. .
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28

since SATURDAY. Last. The ouotatlons for gold were
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LAND - -
Sent 90 Is73-Pnpcpai Interest neue SSlS9 O3
The following is the last official report of the
earnings of the Chicago and North Western Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
GeaaI Notices.
G!edmboats ano Railroads..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY for

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
o. 500 D. m. from Pier a. n. K FOO, o. Rot.nsens1
Calm ARE 10 ROsr N Al ~ To PROyiDESCR, -.
psek s.rs 10 BoSfOS' IS 20 To PROVIDENCE. 81
Freight al Providence b Boso1 sRd Prev
,sd Prov RS for a n Rag ee All osss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

"A letter from o naval officer states the
foreign population at Tienpsin, near Pc
kin, are much alarmed from the fact that
tho Chinese are being supplied with
breach loading arms.
"A London letter says that the retire
ment OF Bismarck from the Prussian Cab.
met is really due to the differences arising
between him and Emperor William on
the church question. The Kaiser became
alarmed at Bismarck's course towards the
catholics and declined further 10 follow
the Prince in his policy.
Mr.. Schenck, the American Minister
hasgore to Chiselhuvst. The crowds there
are increasing by every train. ~
While John Forley with his wife and
two children In wagon was approaching
bridge crossing the Merimec River in
Jefferson Co., No, q few days ago, the
team took fright and dashed down the
river bank and out on the ice, which
broke and Mrs. Forley and children and
team were carried down the swollen
stream and drowned, ..--,,..,.. ...
The New Hampshire Republican
State Convention met ut Concord, yester-
day. Five hundred and twenty-five del
egstes were present. Daniel Hall pre-
sided. Gov. Straw was nominated Tor re
election by acclamstion.
| For the Middle States to-day tn
probabilities are cloudy weather and rain
"A cablo dispatch from Liverpool re
ports the laundering OF the ship Tusca
rora, OF Gibralter. She was loaded will
cotton from Mobile. 1t Is reported tha
eleven men were lost. She was owne,
here. s4.ss.i. .5, o. 70
The House Of Representatives a
Springfield, Ills, yesterday defnined tn
power ol the courts to punish for con
tempt. One sections provides that th
newspaper comments on the actions Z
any court that shall under no circum
stances be construed as contempt {
lCQurt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-15
SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANonco, January 14.-Shoula
the present iair weather continue the
four mile match race between Phil.
Sheridan and Thad. Stevens will come
of next Saturday over Treats Track at
Alameda. '+' '
The typhoid fever is so bad among the
prisoners in tho county Jail that the
sheriff has asked for authority TO take
away one hundred inmates convicted ol
minor offences, for the purpose Of re.
lieving the over.crowded condition Of the
prison and checking tho ravages of the
disease. -5 rs
The Board of Supervisors adopted q
resolution last night expressing their will.
ingness to grant Stanford 6 Co. such
facilities to Mission Bay as may be neces.
sary to bring the cars and ships together
provided they will withdraw the Govern
ment Island bill from Congress and make
Mission Bay the permanent terminus
The resolution was passed by unani-
nous vote. .r. 49,.