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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-03-22
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Book and Job PRINTING.

Being now established in our new quarters in
Torrison's Block, north end OF Eighth-st bridge
we Announce to the patrons Of THE Pmor and
the general public, that with increased facilities
for the rapid execution Of Job Printing, we can
ill orders with the greatest dispatch. The PILor
Jobbng Department has recently been ADDED to
10y the purchase OF fast press, new type and
other material, and is now the largest and best
equipped printing Office in the county.
Having the largest job press in the city
fill orders for large jobs OF fine printing, such
DOUBLES SHEET BLANKS,
INSURANCE POLICIES &c,
as well as every description of Commercial Print
ing, such as
BILL HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
STATEMENTS, TAGS,
CIRCULARS, CARDS,
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An English Veterinary surgeon aai Chemist now
,r2Y cling N this country. says that most Of the
Horse and Cattle Powders sold here are WORTH
Powders are absolutely pure and immensely
rdan'S Condition Powders. Dose, | teasDoonful
er-stamps. l. ). JOHNSON Il Co. Boston, MAs2s
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SKILLED LABOR

are looked after and everything relating to me-
Ghaulcs und labor saving Is carefully recorded
there Is page devoted 10 81 tie latest phases of
the business markets, Crops, Merchandise. &c,
&c. y valuable feature is iaand In the specially
reported prices and conditions of
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,
FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.

FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST- NORTH RIVER.
f0R PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
At735 $780, 1l.l5 a. $780, T. 43O. 5;5O z, IL D. IN
Sundays at S:45 a H.: 5:3U. IL p. m.
Direct connection Wayne Junction for Germantown ana
Cesnul Hill at Colunbia-aye for Msnayunk, CoDsno-
hNksn and N0rristown.
BOB scHooLEY's MOUNTAIN. BUDD's LAKE AND
LAKE H0PATCONG.
A5a m; m.
FOB wILLIAMsPORT. PENN.
Al b:l5. las, 8 q. M; 3:s5, p m
FOR RASTON.
Ate4s 8 a NJ; l. a45 a. 49, 5:So p. m. Sundays at
tS0p
FOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK.
A6s5 a M; i. 345. $50 p m
FR WILKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON.
Atb45, a 3:i5 D.
FOR READING HARRISBURG. etc.
At645 7:s5. O. ll:l5 a. M; l. $780, 4, 800, Up. m
JOB LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. etc. o =
iAn rsil AT 7:45. 0. HOO a. M; 2;45. 5;3o a. 4oV
I'm sundays Except ocean Grove) at $40 D. nj II
A. 4p
FROM PIERS NORTH RIVER VIA SANDY HOOK
TOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
Al ., 1918 a No.; 1915. 3:45. 4:3O 5:5Op III. sunu@yS
except Ocean GrOvel at 50 a 10.
fORL0NG BRAECH and intermediate stations g.
AtA5O l0l5 a. M; l2:l5 $40, A3O o;oO p H. SUI"
osysat g. IL a
NRATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
AtASO, 9l5. 1918 q. m; 4:30 D. m.
fg Information and tables apply at o. ll9 i1Dery
- \. at station foot Of Lbertyst or al fler o. oi'
c. HANCOCK.
Genl. Pass and Ticket Agt, Philaoep hia
y.E. wOOrrEN, GeDl. Manager - . 90.
H.P. BALDWIN. Genl East. Passenger AgE'
a
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Business Chances.

A GENTLEMAN, for some years q Iesinent
~ az aDen and China IA thoroughly tailhh WIZ wy
neope of those aud their methods V os IN ne
~ and VINO M we'll acquainted with places ana Ip -, ~
Interior rarely visit o. by foreigners, Ell
nm ana drsires 20 connection win IN
AMERICAN hon the purchase OF genuine
pTodncts OF East Having had consneaDs,
yhs nnrchass OF such goods be feels competent 70
amwssiors References viii be given ana required Az
dress X. IL. c., ST Nicholas hoteL
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EUIUN LINE.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOVA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.

NJ Il 000 III ''''u u " .
THE CROMWELL LINE
dispatch rscass Pier I'D. North hVsr
every days for - -
Halifax, n. y, and ) L. JOHNS, NED.
Excellent passenger accOmnQ iationS
Forcircuars containing particulars apRT.c,,
"A Nofth yer
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after July ., 1881.


sslsavs via Desbrosses and Corlandt strts'
assSs p:Sur the West ara South With S r@ 9a1
Ss eheaso Limited Of Psrior Dining Smoking snc sleep
sl.nsport Lock Haven CORY and Erie at
ana S s o. Cory for ntusvie Petroleum Cen
snors Washington and the south, Limited washin gton
o. Pullman psrlor Care daily except sunday ~
% and sfsGnr and ID L night ign r va
ty u. a. s:6 snd M snS ~ night and 70 p,ynt. vi.
SSsSlss c =; i,I N and u night
iei S,, NAY s.ss1. sunday slo and lao ana m.
SSl shsssway and A@6oy 7'do and a M IL noo noon
az s:.sa iSed u pullman Paror Cars at $40 p. m
sloOkyn Annex connect with all through trans
Abrotl,n IS snordng speedy ana direct transfer for
is From Ptssburg $40 and 1870 7:so and
1870 ass ian s11 Es9s, ssO 80 800 Sss s snS
Icn Ps.asRsis $50 80 ~ $50 ss s,s.Ss
& TO $50 Sss iosS, io.sS and 1870 p m SUNDAY,
s sp 80 !6S. iiis5 IA e:zO 1856 $50. 1920.
sar~, TO PHILADELPHIA.
= -AhsIABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
sTnA NihSs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
AH ssaI4 AZ SSw ~ PHILADELPHIA.
Sfssff IIssA TIA Ftr TIE MOST ISPRoyEp EegIr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ss r,sss leave EevYork via Desbrossss and Core
so, - s as t ID g,s,,.a !, ,.o
nd s,s ,sne p and u night Sundays s. 70 LIN.
Gave SswY a1S , s saas5 y n sgns.v
kesadss saa .. ~ running through yis Trenton and
sc Trains leave sroadsx station IDOL
k4l 49,, Limited Express iis0 and 62o 2. M
9a& 8lo .s2so LAD, and $40 on sunday, 12s01,
44t20 $50 sco 500 n, lbs2O Limited 81 30.745.
IVA ~. Leave philadelphia via Camden. q N. and
~Ieisf "a esly except SUNDAY.
10 81 1ess 1s6 $40 and ga Broadway Astor House
tsttlvn Desbfusses and Cortzndt sta Court st. and
Ek lie sn hhs1 station foot Brooklyn Nos.
EgSni TIE Hudson ST. Hobokcn Station, Jersey CITY.
Ass omes Ne Battery Place and Castle Oar.
Se(es ,. OK Transfer Company will call for ana check
- = FuGH, J. r. wooD
2tnagsl AanAxer. Genaral Psssr Arena
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election Nolite5.
STATE or NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TfL s -CEFTAkf - SfATF.i
ALBAST. August 10 1888. y
ITO THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY OF

STATE or NEwYoRK.
OFFICE o. A ili Aas aasi ~ - ass
ITO TIE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NqeY hereby given that At ts Gsas,M Election e.; Ss,
TO be held II bis state on tho Tuesday to hs
ON be elected, 10 wit!
secretary OF state. IN the II ice OF JOSEPH CARR
III !Ie psI % 30 "a "a HXWE
An Attorney GeneIs o. IN the place Of LESLIE " RUS
= state Engineer Surveyor in the place of sILAs
Two Tnsnces OF the supreme Court Of Fret Judicial
District composed tho City and County OF New n,
OK jqGgS' r q a 1ni mx s fITs o.
I'D ssnss 'trIcs comprising the counties Richmond
County on GERS also to be elected FOR said county
Twenty.iour members OF the Assembly. .
h So.s III s os Wi o1p on The Of
eeneet next And attention ia heIs arsSed 70 ssI md
made part Of this nOnces a - ,oo
ACT to provide for submitting 70 the Electors OF ho
proposition to abolish Gourmet Labor from the
NAY 2, 1883 tRrssnt9; beng present, seas.
ana As,sinbIy do enact asJollo,Os! =, 800,
town. ana wards in IBIS state at tho general election 70
be held IN the state on the sixth Day OF ono
boz ballots of the citizens Of the STATE In rea
ta 20 P sd sHa each voter may Present ballot
.a written or Written SaS paf m ao
sh contract labor from The s1!e or gs0t s S
partly printed following torn namely Asa INST the
s said ballot shall be indosod Contract aboPnson."
all the electors IN the state entitled 10 Noe lot mohDo
Legislature In their respective districts rha DC @
70 adoption OF sail proposition DUNG the Jay
OF election election districts In which they TO-
sdt
Respectfully yours, - -
JOSEPH II. CARR.
Secretary Of state.
You are without delay deliver copy OF tho above
notice the supervisor or one Of The A'Seasos OF eS
town ward your county and also 10 cause COPY o.
sad notice published according 10 law Oce IN hen
until the election tsee Laws OF 1870 OhaPer 4o|'
certify the above 10 DO true copy the Election Notice
received by III day from the secretry OF state
A. V. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff OF tho CITY an County OF NeW- OK.
Publishers OF will not insert this adVersn
uN''"' 'F' A. V. DAVIDSON.
sheriff Of tho City and County OF Ns"-forE
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miscellaneous.

ITALIAN MARBLE STATUES for parlor,
Lawn and Monumental purposes now landnE , toI sse
i,v AIJG SrUS TABLR BHOS., importers ia "ater-sI
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Boston and tho East An rail from drlll .en'.ll
Depot Three trains dlv (SundaTs eko;pt3n =
Boston az N. (nIrlor ~ NI;lsn az * a.
with palace eeDin y-cars) A. ID m WA nt .
sieenng cars, Newnorf exDregs leaves Grant Central
Depot p arrives at Newport y D. mr. m
T. W. FUTILE AEttl-
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FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON and all points east The steamers PILGRIM
and BRfSTO leave New York alternate day SUNDAYS
INCLUDED AT $3.50 p m. from Pier 20. N Il. Splendid
bands of music board
NEWPORT LINE for Newport Marthas Vineyard
Nantucket Cape Cod all local Old colony
II. X. steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave New
York alternate days Sundays excepted at from
Pier 2S. y. X
Connection by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn at 8 n M.
JERSEY City at D. Tickets and state-rooms may be
in New York at all principal hotels Transfer aud
ticket offices the Office PIER % steamers
SIND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS.
FREE ON APPLICATION.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO. /. CONNOR,
Azeuts Genl Pass. Agent.
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IxyFsT SHORE ROUTE,

IO
~ and after Monday August 20, trains on NeN-Iork.
" eat shore aud Buffalo Railway WIN IeaNo VI" ~
and CoTtiandt Street Fernes a. tOno"S'
For Saratoga, ll2O A. M sou p IN -. non m. 35O
FOR Albany and CatsklI NlliaSo' o I" "'' ~
D. m. 4ao p m 49, ,,.,,..r Uou.e station 100 a. m.
- ssr gerties AZ a. m ll:20 n. M; 4;oO - IN ro an
ta,tsa,d IL 30 and saturdays Only 2.yu " ~.
for FaafeIski1 Hunter summit Pine b. ~, D sa,,
M la a. m 800 y. IN train runs u~iy W sum
NIT. .,,,,.,S rongh heeusie Marlboro, IS n m. 10
n zzS0 m $40 D. m. and ll;20 A. MI 300 D. IN lot
ki MneghnIQ 8 a. H. 40 mr ll2Oa m S;oop M 4So
p n oSG west Point Cranston's $3.50 a. m ooo M
n, m $3.50 p. M 4;lO, 45O D. III, o;%O y NJ %
and i:S0 GA . ons south Of Cornwall see timetables
nj Offices
sDsy other trains except sunday Aouptaus on II 20
r5nTei paror cars 10 Pbenca, CasKlh A""n"s u" Ai-o
train u,t cars on III 90 and $50 m trains for
CatsktlL Albany and Saratoga.
1aess.s and tne tables and a ones OF
many Jersey iy ylyanle Railroad Stau t New.
Ctrfst and Annex ONCE foot oi ~
YcfE City NOS i62 207 2il 4l9 $40 lSzS t i2sfS
3 linton Sanare No 737 Gttaye. No. 100 tsas' 80 e.,
Pennsvyanis Iaroad foot DesDroSses~' "nu i"'
CortlApdtsL ., al oa,caa
HENRY MoNETT. General Passenger Agent
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IoyG ISLAND RAILROAD.

1.vYork Passsagers--Leaye Janesslp IS. 7tn.st Is.
; a.ssEx BOAR don s.S foot so Fi9s 5ss R-7'O
Annex s $50 90 ono not rum run on H's snHaT
sos s L Ilo5 Am MT 5o 4s5. 5;s5. 7;O5
IN. saaisy SD i:Ij o. ~ S11 , n Sunday
,ss an 55 l55 5sj D. N $780,
a1 PAR M si % Hos H. 2O53;s1 4so 6S5
az, rs ~ 1915 ii gas Weines1ty All 5atnria only
sgaa, 81 s j H. s5, 40 SIS a sanday
saturday, t1ras ,alv 5:85 D. N. sundays m
xpefs fs2r fs doo am IN 9Iy speCi Ln'e'
'h ssT risp citT ic,as35 9:oS M i55 sS5 tS5
$500 sss %s' OBS "a Garsn CITY Ony 1855 055 OK
as sva ,.g, ,s, SIS pm. Sundays; ss5 ~ 5:S5 SIS
s.s,' s,so D m SUNDAYS sos a m 6;35o N.
'I pc 'si,r 500 N, $50 n. SUNDAYS oo5an Ron
soaxOns--s55 No. B. - 49, 5sj n S11ilys Pam Ak
90 "a, M go, Wad Ts, VS. and SAT-
milfs nv LAD. night sundays 800 llSo IN" $50.
by sn syo Coleve Point wmtetone-7;s5 s:45 1905.
ils5 M loo 2s5 1885, AIS, sos. $685. 6,c5 $50 7n5
s M 1885, 1855 2S5 SS5. 5:s5. 7:O5 500. 9:O5. 1905
fHpg Be,cfs:O5 1905 Hoo a. M; 2:o5 ssl 400 585.
&ls 7l5, $50 p m suudys $50 $3.50. II an, l. Z >; T.
81 ao 12 n G. iOis SUNDAYS tn IRON -Ons 0oI o
NEW:HAyEN, M, MERIDEN, ,,I HARTFORD.
sss Srs .sTs Ss % 81 r. a'
@ 9na q. sER1bES Op3,1S % s ff
ie M e ss o5 and Sh''s sdsi,a 81
Ss@.fI wen aad return 81 -
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. r.
n (Pennsylvania R. r. foot cortlani"
s.i''n''a N9~ vou' rna fget Ltoory't
south Ampoy via P6s 4 Reiiin' 3 R. 7i5. Il
's alSa " via Il PS II ssa in1ia In
"a sa t 4 % 5 s % x M sag % M II sand
E.s Branch oo0a9 As9T,y R'
:s At ocean Grove Or xsSary Parki s45a ~ Il az
$ s NJ for Long Branch ocean Grove s and Point
Peasant SUNDAYS mo- stopping at Ocean Grove or As
si fss Lakewood fons River sarncgas &C., via pha
For Fresnod via Phii ( esadins T. g. 745 IL
24Ssj4 % H. f9r Hsyoors via PaS = Re;tng r. r.
sissil' az 81 SIX &c, gasp m R. WOOD. YIEmAy
ofSr A. ?. & K H. R. g, p A. P. r. r. H. cts su9t
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIyER snoi June Is 1885,
San wes'ern NewYcrk and Northern Express with
s45 m Limited Chicago Express with lining G9rS
foppln1lt Albany Uuet Syrlca.a eoc ouna,o ,Io
ga d, saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special with
iosso a M Chicago Express drswiugroon cars Canaan
6guA Rochester Buffalo and Richhed springs connects
SssPy and Troy s SOPpsGas for Utica sara
sSip n Saratoga special. Through drawlrg-room cars
Runs thr sngh TO Lake George SATURDAYS ONLY.
10 m. ACCOMMODATION to Albany and rrOY
Ts Buflo Cincinnati except Saturday, Toedo' Detroit
,SS1rp % also % sarlto "a aud IoatrelI
$50 No. Pacific EXPRESS with c,rs for Rochester
vincent except sunday and CLAYTON (eScso satqrday1
npm- Night ExDress with slespng cars Alosl All
Toy with morning trains for the West a1d North
fSsEss ON sse at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 2ss aud 4lS Bro9dwsy ana eS6 Sc
90 SS washncOn and s64 Fulton st.. Brooklyn. and ~
' Bsessscaisi for and checked from resi- lence
sIhsss trains run iay all ot1esi dahy eRoe TTpKER
Gen sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
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NORWICH LINE

~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland And the Eisa
INV avn CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exception most elegant boat ths SounL AMI
the iavOTite CITY BOSTON
leave Pier No 40 North River footot Wattsst nextpet
above DesbrOsses Ferry daily sundays atO0 M
Drawing Room Cars are run through without change 10
Boston, Worcester Portland White MountainstrOn Ne"
London at 4:4l
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NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
IN SPRING FIELD HoLYoKE MONTREAL and nter
MEDIATE stsl nsrs leave Pier No - Il r. at
SUNDAYS sEcs1te "; co1nestng Win trainsE
NEwhAvES for MERiDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
Broiwsy. Y. " AMI C)lrt-St. Bro)kyn. EXCLUSION ID
ven al 81
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

FKALIIMURE AND OHIU KAILhOALF
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
VIA Philadelphia. Baltimore ana Warrington
Trains leave ron Pennsyvania RR, Depot;
H. except sunday for Washington and all points West
!. m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleeping coaches
TO Chicago Cincinnati. st Louis Connects for all points
West
j. MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points West
For Tue. Tables Tickets Sleeping Borhs and Baggage,
apply CompanVs oce 49, n and COS BROADWAY $40
FultOn-st.. Brooklyn
BOSTON, VIA STONINGT0N LINE.
Steamers NARRAGANSETT and STONINGTON
daily except from Pier SO " r., Jayst. ~ p M
II morning from steamers landing through 10 Bos-
ton.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence direct NsrragaDset Bay
steamers RHODE ISLA n ID and MASSACHUSETTS from
Pier 20 y. H., WarIen-s-. day except Sundays D. M
Il. w. PCPPLE, Genl Pass. Agent
No. IA Westst- New-fork
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE-The following propoes: ans NJ, wi Duane
~ received by the Department o. s a. II o'clock
ST st Proposals bnIldng Pier New ~ Fast fver
cd sor Suliiing new pier tho soalhefV si'0 " ~
street. -. T-,a f,Ifv ISscOrd. Copies Tor sAo
ut No. Cily Hall
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MANHATTAN REACH.
WI GILMORE'S GREAT JUBILEE
A3DAY MUS ICAL FESTIVAL.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. TIL RSDAf.
AUG. %, % 80.
THE GRAND EVENT OF THE SEASON
PARTICULARS HEREAFTER
Leave f. 3ithst ferry 1920 $3.50. 10 ~ M ana half
hourly from II: 10 IN. 70 o. itan II to93O M -
Leave via Bay Kd te, Whehallst terminus OF all
the elevated rail ways hourly from o. 10 to 9lO
Return Beach via Athst half hourly VIA Bay
Ridge hourly. 80, n, - an o,,rso,s
BagRage called for and delivered between Mann III IN
Beach and any point in NewYOrk below 6Shst or broox
yn by the Lon Island Express THE ONLY EAfhE]SS
line to Manhattan Beach Rate 30 cents per piece A.,
PAINS Iombardment OF Alexandra every TUESDAY
Wednesday THUS day aud Saturday Fairy Land every
Friday.
ON THE BEACH AT R0CKAWAY.
" n X WoODHAvEN AND RoCKAWAf H. X
shortest quickest and best line 10 Rockaway leach .
Time 80 minutes the finest excursion cars In tue words
Long Island City6:30 $685. llil0 m; l;od z;0o Svss
A.3O b3O $50 1913. $3.50 p N. Bushwick-i31 y li;zv
a. m 1885, s. l. 6:l5 $40 y. klatDush.aye-6lo. s;s5.
$40 lI;05 lilo. 2s30 405 800 I;fo $50 IN ,s
ford-5 minutrs later East New: York-lO minutes nte'
Returning leave the Beacn almost hourly, laliy.
SUNDAYS ONLY
$780, s. $685. and lilo ana hourly 70 ~ p m" AZ
Long Island City, and uD To o;AO y IN. rum Du'A"S
bush-aye trains the same as week uays
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

TOR BOSTON, via New-York and New Eng
land Rh Leave HewYork Grand Central stationl AZ
a. via Air Line IL q m and 1888 week DAYS
and lu:30 D. sundays Hartford Leave New.fork
(MonhattaD Elevated Rf) from south Ferry S;lS n MT
42d.st. $40 a. High Bridge 9'19 Leave Pier ~
n. p foot Desbrossess Norwich Line 615 Pullman
sleeping cars on night trains
p0ND0UT and Kingston Line.-Steamer
Az James Baldwin leaves Monday Wedne slay ana F
and connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove R
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-02
Grsnt-The silver Dollar.

Chicago, Washington special: The
House military committee again failed to
secure quorum to take action upon the
bill to place General Grant on the re-
tired list. An attempt has been made to
secure special meeting, but q quorum
has always failed to appear. Several
members, including some republicans,
think enough has been done for Grant,
and declined to attend the meetings. An
son McCook, of the committee, is said to
think General Grant has been sufficiently
honoFed.
Agitation Of the question Of the stop
page of the coming of the standard silver
dollar has doubtless ended for this Con-
gress. The action of the House commit
mittee on coinage settled it. No bill to
that effect can be reported from that
committee. The bill which proposed to
restrict the coinage to SlG0,000 annually
being under consideration, by vote of Z
to an amendment proposing to suspend
the further coinage Of the silver dollar
was defeated.
New York, L. The Times severely
condemns the action of the House COM
mittee on coinage, yesterday, in voting
oOWA bAo IcpOluSiOA " eubp6uQ Gub COlu@
age of silver. This renders it practically
certain that no action will be taken st
the present session to put a stop to the
wasteful and mischieveus accumulation
Of deprecated silver dollars in the hands
of the government. This action is all the
more surprising because it has been
shown in a most explicit manner by the
secretary of the tressury's recent letter
that there is no room for any more silver
dollars to be stored in the treasury vaults.
The most serious difficulty Is encoun-
tered ct San Francisco, where there are
some 62S tons of silver, two.thirds of
which are standard" dollars. The
only relief possible is the removal of
part Of this silver east at cost of SIC, Geo
for every 500, 600, coo transported, and
for this transportation there is no appro-
pristioR available.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-02
Collisions at sea .

Berlin, LIN the EReichstsg, to-day,
Herr Sonnermsn asked whether in con-
sequence of the disaster to the steamship
Cim6rfG, government proposed to make
any international arrangement to prevent
collisions at sea. He advocated the in
PRODUCTION OF the electric light for that
purpose.
Herr Scholze, replying in his capacity
as federal commissioner, expressed SYM
pAthy as g nation with the sufferers by
the recent disaster, and said government
had also sense of its responsibility. He
could not Immediately answer the inter-
probation. but would keep the subject in
view. An official inquiry has been OBJ
tanned, and until the result is reached
government must reserve its decision.