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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-09

From ne Ai5gnV tGa.) Aeios and 4 advertiser.
Cutro's band was on the streets the
other day, when group OF rustics, bare
footed and with then shoes hanging over
their shoulders, approached. "What il
thaty' asked tall, lank youth, pointing
to one Of the instruments. Upon being
told that il was Il harp, he replied: "Sow,
can play harp myself" producing a
Zoe. harmonica from capacious pocket,
"but col durn me n see how that feller
gets that there harp into his mouth"
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Notice.

COMMISSIONERS AND EW -OFFICIo JUDGES
CHATHAM COUNTY. GA, {
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. l. 1885.
Ordered that the Tax Collector be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to levy the
percentage on the State Tax for
county purposes for the year eighteen hun
dred and eighty five, to wit:
\ or Superior Court. % per cent IS 1877 40
For education. A - per cent?. "a, 1893 o.
For jail and chain gang, 2S per cent. 22,l29 90
For county officers, 81 per cent. 6.999 80
For City Court. ~ per cent ...... 1927 Al
For general purposes, $50 per cent. 2O,l5s 20
By order of the Commissioners and ex O..
Ohicio Judges Chatham County.
Attest: JNO. r. DILLON. Clerk.
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Glass NTanufacturers Idle.

BosroN, Oct. S.-All except four glass
manufactures la theiEasteru Association,
comprising tae territory OF Pennsylvania,
are now idle, the men being on a strike.
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Returned.

p. II. HERMAN informs his friends and
patrons that he has returned to the city, and
Is prepared to do Roofing. Guttering, and Tin
Whitaker and Barnard.
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PARIS, oct. Sit is understood that as
result OF the Cabinet meeting to-day the
Ministry will formally resign shortly be-
fore the assembling Of the new Chamber
OF Deputies.
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NIILEs VERsUs MINUrEs.
rhe Racers at jerome Park Show Their
Mettie in six Events.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The jerome Park
races to-day were as follows:
FIRST RACE-One and one-eighth mile
Blackstone won, with Pericles second, and
Royal Arch third. Time 2:021&.
SECOND BACE-Purse 5000; for 2-year Odds;
three-quarters OF a mile. Bon SOir won, with
Baldala second, and Petticoat third. Time
1:20ls.
THIRD RAoE-For 3-year -olds; one and
three eighth miles. Alta won, with Natllee
second. and Iieartseaee third. Time 2:33
FOURTH RACE-One and hve-siNteenth
miles. Caramel and Pontiac started. Pom
uac won. No time was taken.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $500: all ages; one mile
Hut4chimie won, with Wlndsan second, and
H0ionia third. Time $50.
SIXTH RACE-Hurdle race; purse $500: one
mile aud three quarters; seven hurdles. Tar
gum won, with SandOval second, AMI Bally
third. Time POI.
AT LATONIA PARK.
CINCINNATI Oct. S.--The Latonia races
to-day We're as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: one mile. McBowI-
ing won. with Gold Ban second and Handy
Andy third. Time :46a5
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: three quarters
OF mile. uetty S. won, with XallHpa second
and Fannie Louise third. Time 1879
lHfED RACE-Purse $500. one mile and an
ciEhth. Monogram won, With kosciuskO sec
ora and Shpainng third. Time :5S.
FOURTH EACE-Barrett stake; one mile.
ollt er Cloud won, with kirkman second, ana
Naidell Bryant third. Time l:455.
FIFTH RACE-Furse $685.; a male and three
elAutus. uNc hurdles. Guy won. with Ihady
second, and Hiisboro third Time 2:3j
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3t1eRfinnH.
The Jasper Mutual Loan Association.

The forty-siXth regular monthly meeting
OF the Jasper Mutual Loan Association VIII be
held THIS EVENING, at s o'clock, at the
office OF Wooten & MacDoneu, llS Bryan
street.
p. ". MELDRIM, President.
J. e. WOOTEN, Secretary
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Chatham Real Estate and Improve.
Yernnn Snail Road.

Sealed proposals will be received until the
18th inst. for the lease of the VERNON
SHE'LL ROAD for term of years. All par
ticulars will be made known on application
to the undersigned.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. M. A. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-09

An Error Writ for Cluvcrius.
SIAUNroN, VA, Oct. S-T0-day the
supreme Court granted writ Of error in
the Cluyerius murder case.
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Notice..

The Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York, has issued a new form OF Policy
IN which all restrictions on residence, travel
ana occupation are removed. Dividends paw
able IN CASH every five years, which will be
larger than those Of any other compang.
JOHNSTON \ DOUGLASS,
AQonts
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legal zlotirrs.

q EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNrY.-WleIesI,, ~
" MARY WAKEFIELD has appuee,'- ~
Court OF Ordinary for Letters Of ADMIN VA.
ton on the estate Of CHARLES i. NAh'
FIELD, deceased ,.h
These are, therefore, TO cite ana alul..t...
All whom h NAV concern 10 be ,nd appear h..
fore said court 70 make objection W ~, X
have on or before the FIks A MOhpA 80
NOVEMBER NEXT, otherwise sAiu ie''''
will De granted ga.
RfLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, 'nisi~
18th day Of September, 1885. ID,
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, yIs9.,
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Notice to Citizens.

NUtItt 10 OIIIXtHS.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
October s, ISS5.)
= meeting OF the committee appointed by
the City Council to revise he plan OF the ex-
tended limits Of the city south of Anderson
street, VIII be held at O'Clock P. NJ. FRIDAY,
Oct. 8, 1888, at the Exchange Long Room.
All citizens or property owners who may
be Interested are invited TO be present
SAMUEL p. HAMILTON,
Chairman Special Committee.
Attest: FRANK E. REBARER, Clerk of
Council.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE in Gordon Block, next TO corner
II Barnard street
Four Houses corner Henry and Cemetery
G. BoURouIS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-09

OglethOrpe Real Estate Company.
meeting OF the Oglethorpe Real Estate
Company composed of shareholders in the
OglethOrpe Barracks), for purpose of organi-
cation under charter granted by he superior
Court, will be held on TT ESDAY EVENING.
18Th inst, at O'Clock, at Metropolitan Hail.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees of Ogle-
thorpe Barracks.
A. L. PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3. 1885.
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MONEY TO LOAG.-lf you are IN need OF
vi money, and want liberal loan.On al
most any thing OF value, and II you don't want
10 be seen by your friends when Won get 1t, or
have remarks made that You are in need OF
money by crowds Of people promenadiug and
passing the pawnshOp and watching YOU when
YOU 70 In or out. then call at the Old reliable
Private Pawnhroker House. 1877 Congress
street. r. MUHLBERG, Manager
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$pFrial 3lntirea.
Notice.

city and resumed practice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-09

The war Governors We're naturally re
membered by the volunteers Of their re
spectiye states. New YORK had n regi
nent OF Morgan Rifles and two regiment
oi Morgan Light Artillery; Massachusett
had Andrew Light Guards. Light lntan
try and SharpshOOters; Pennsylvania ha,
Curtin Light Guards; Illinois had Nate
PhalanN and Yates S arpshooters; indi
ana had Morton Rifles; Ohio bad TO,
Scouts and New Jersey an Olden Legion
Prominent Generals were not forgotten
especially during the early part of th
war. when enthusiasm was often mn.
taken for patriotism. There were ffteel
organizations with Scott predXes, thir
teen FremOnts, not counting body guard
and escorts; eleven hcClellaus. sever
Lyons and seven sigels, bat not one Grant
sherman. Sheridan or Meado-ihe Sher
man brigade Of Ohio was not Tecumseh's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
making tie fastest run ever madO between the t"
N1TIOYIL C4PITAL TOPICS
THE WEAKNESS OF MIR. vTLAs's LOGIC


VAsHfNGToy. Nov. 10 lSpecaH.-One Oh MI
yilase reasons for refusing to obey the Will OF Congress
with regard to the appropriation of SlOO'Ooo lot tl'
TRANSFORMATION of ocean n,ls IN American steamships
was that tho steamship companies would receive lno'
money for carrying the mails than thc Government
would receive from the postage on them Atateteuce "
tho report OF the PJstmRserG cncra for 1881 SNOW" "'
in ten states only ew-Iamp5hirc MaSsachuset's''on
necticut Rhode Island. New.York. NewIersey' fci',
sylvanli Delaware Michigan and Inos-did the poS'i
receipts equal the expenditures In wisconsin Tue
Of expenditures over receipts was about TlolooV !"
cach one of six Statesyrgna, ONO Missour' leN''
California and Nebra-kathc excess OF cNpenditureSoFe'
receipts was more than 100000 the amount OF TIE APP
preparation for ocean mail service which Mt Was nus
refused TO expend. The total excess OF receipts oN'
expenditures In the ten hrst named was Sloo2
Os1 while the excess OF expenditures over IcCGIp'S
the other twcnt eight states and the IerriDiics ,
the District OF Columbia amounted 10 SSl3ZIi on
ing balance against the service OF hchry 20, ~
or more than times tho amount appfoprlaIo ~ ",
last Congress for the transportation Oh oVo"" NUNS 80
American steamships. ia
Apply Mr. Yias's rule therefore, ana Wisconsin
be lett without any mail service tomorrow APry ~
to the whole county and ali the Territories ana a'o
fourth, OF the states would be bcrcit oil the penhI
the mail service and the Government would not ueNVa
letter or newspaper to receive one IRON person ~
any state south Of Delaware west oil ILLINOIS, loi
not one Of those do the postage receipts eqa to
expenses Of tho postal service.
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KISSED BY MAIL.

4 Young postmaster Of WALLACE posi- o."'a
WIS hard at work wlcu semitic tap MAS head ui '''
l,or and bl-u.ui maiden oi SiAt'tl' .
mouey order which she desired clsheL Hhe nan To-" u.
tn fne ,uciaI with bas.lui smile, wnO a.tcf t''1,l
Examining II, handed her the money II etlioh I"I. ~.
sntnc time ne asked her II she haA READ WHAT N" ".lee"
ON the margin OF the order. ID.
out yin you please read Il Tor me
the yonug postmaster read as follows " send !"'
,i'Urine AT the blshful gil. H. said; Now hlf0
maid YOU the money AID / suppose yoI want t'
Yc" -Ho said, Ell he has sent me any kisses WANG
them, too ..,.. d. ,i.,,... f GLIB,
,I.r ,yas piompLly paid, ana a scientific mth'. s
f1al and emincuty satisfactory L. me country n'' -
Tor She went out of the office spack'ns hef h.' - -
There WAS a taste on thru she mad never cheou 't'
fore After sue arrived homo she rem 'tN'" , y" ~
notner En mother. but this post Oiee ~ 9ie" %
ours Is a great thlus, DEVELOPING more aud "-o,o a. -
year. and each feature added seems 10 '' ,. ,.
Jimmy sent me dozen kIa,c5 along MI" I'D ~, f.,,
der and me postni SEER gave me twenty IL "''-' Wv
special delivery system all hOhO".'
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TO FORM THE BOSTON POOL
AGREEING no AN ADYANCE nv fAIES.
FAILURE TO ALLAY TUE DI-PCTE OVER FIRST AND

sECGSD-CLAss TRAFFIC.
BosTON. Nov. 10 (SpeciGE.-A meeting o. the
general agents Of roads interested IN the pro
posei Boston passenger pool has been In session ="
Youug's Hotel for two days. with : I. Person ASSET
ant Commissioners as chairman. Among the roads rep
reseued are the Ncn-York Central, the Grand iruhA
the Boston aud Albany, the Fitchburg, The LoYcH anu
the Central Vermont The emigrant contract when i
not TO be included in the Boston pool was agreed 10 p'
all the line, represented us also the division OF the
busiue IS from the Western lines. The question oil poor
ing first aud secondclass traffic from Boston was taken
No. bur no agreement reached owing to the REFUSAL
of the Boston ana Albany to become member OF tle
pool unless the Lowell would also become member II
is said that the Lowell would not join the pool because
the Central Vermont would not withdraw its Boston
ticket Office it is within the power OF the Lo"en "
abrogatc It's contract with the Central Vermont. ms
the Boston and Lowell viii not do Tor fear That the Oeu
trail Vermont will utilize the Fitchburg 10 greater "a
tent than il done at present. An agreement was n"o
In adVaucc Western rates full tariff rates at the same
time that they restored III NeW YORK appu ,ho
her l. IL was agreed that tickets purchased hteL '
restoration of rates less than tara rates are 10 pe
deemed full through the Assistant COinnisSo
in Newly :, - H., .,
Owing to the nOnagreement or inc Boston nues "
fortu.ts plan for the pool IL recommended that
matter al tickets saOdd be rrl0rfeu 10 NV
general manager for adjustment. Inc WNahte III 80"
York ngland this morning carried no - ~
q to %. aud the is 10 IlJi1 ne hW"i" VI
Govcrunr and Council upon the blds for the Common
wcalths bonds is awaije With interest IL appears hV
presumug upon the kind feelings oil me stare auUou
lies Tor the future OF the railroads. hsldcrs Ill tlc
many have made low bid for thcu WINE Out'Iu'Io
have made large bid Il is surmised that in orc case
tho bid is nearly - and in the other from - To JO
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s,rryyy CogtT Cltt9.:,. -Bei2r' Andrews. - =.
All ~. 2.e 2is -lI. -'s 2o1 80 -5j 25o4 2s- -
sjrst}iE C0ual-GENEaAL TEaN-AdlouIned lor DO
tCrefvr corar-srscAL TEri-se.or. nonohue. J.
I lam I'D rl [i at -, so5 - .ot I'll 5 - SIS
~ircIlM CoyRI-sr-DAL ItaN -PAR II-atoumed ior
stg6lNE ouer-cIEcur-PAar ll.-.core Barrtl =
H.. AS ii3i l4.5 i,G, lCs IlJ' .i1 ll7-. li.L
st'rG-ic Standardization lL-Gc:or: L,~ren.c J..
49, 56,lq t4s. 81! go. 1900 y-i So 1892. l'j',
strqgss co5ar7cscc{7rAa II I1- q, n..l :
2l~u, =. - !. 80 -', o. 80 r, ,- ....t .
1858. 5o55. IiI6 I5l3 1877 1870. I2l9. .2, 1889,
sCaEo3 ATE', toyHr-5e ,ore Rollins. s.WH OF hi.1'
srrphioa CouRI-GE>taAt TlIai-AGournei un;A n'1'
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SUPERIOR CovRT-rGIAl rEM-rARt l.--Eecsc Ira'A !.
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sJPes.oa coURr-rE,M rEaM-PARr IL-AdJoasn.i or
srfsE ogcouRr-rRiAL a-PArr III Be:,Ts iq,''
ham. D. Nos. llO-, liIs, 4l.4, 4uiJ 1910 4O'' A-'
sUrtaoa couRr-TuAL TERu-PARr IV-Auoarae' to'
Co'N0x plr,s-GEzERu rrRN-Ad'ouraci I'D first Mon
?oasoS FLSis-srrciAl Before Daily. C. $50
co,ncx pLrAs-EQrur rrFN-,Adournel ,or o., tc.ri
CoNMuS PLEAs-rhAL IKAM-lAhl l-I'o'' AZ ID
No LIS. Il.., 1914, I-a=, 1851 -0-l, L'il -.-' -
C6i1.os Observation-Disclosures II-Ad.ourl.t io. '1'
term .. ,,.,l...
S0s II D. yZ 400 OLA JtOS % -, Dolls. J-"J, w.
bual. Bptb ut2J s d. bot., OBS
CRY COUtT-TRlAL lERA-l AAr Il--belOtc td. ) .''f
6l,. ouO JI52. OO-o Oooi, $500, j.s@ o''. o.O' ''
'VC1Y rotEf-ImM TrEW.-PART III-Bciogr uy4u. =
Nos ,I-l ju6, j-il 5i, 5-to, J0t 20. 5.So, '5-'
jig2. 5l18. jS,S. 6UJ3 .... ,... D..
Cot.gt on ,IFR AM TEgNiINrR Before thef au'tEe 't
Wis ana Assistant District Attorney itl'"9-N"s - DO
conn or GENERA SEs,IoNs-PARr l.-Bcfo-o J,"-o
Gown aud Assistant Uia,ttt Attorney beiiOil '"s
opens !, II an,Nys l. 2 = l. ~ & ~ H. H. l. %
toIKI rNERAL Cd \ 80 PART H. +'t.Jc i-l.'
Su,Vti Assistant District Aitpslcy purlF 80 D. 90
5SS D TO- IL - Is H. 10 Is. H. Is, 10. 20. - - DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
THE JERSEY CEN rRAL LEASE
TESTIMONY THAT BRIDGES WE'RE II A STATE
nANGERnTs I'D TRANEI..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (SpecidN.-GeorEe
NJ Dallas master. heard flruer testimony tins after
noon in the anuul the lease of the Central Rail-
road Of New-Jerscy to the Reading Railroad Company
Adolphns Bonzauo vicc-prcscnt ana chief engineer Of
the Phoenix Bridge Company, testified that about two
ycrs ago when the Reading leased the Jersey Central
he made nm examination Of the bridges OF the latter road
and found them unsafe aud unit for modern raiiroad
traffic lie first examined tho Middebrook Bridge abont
one milo southwest OF Bound Brook which WAS two
track Goubc-span structure, aud fonnd tnat the ten
sion bolts were strained 10 % 600 poand, per square
inch The maximum strain according TO modern pdc-
fcc .b,d not above % 900 rounds. The floor bcau''
lo found were strained 10 the extent OF 10000 pounds
or more than double the strain absolute safety Woud
hermit Tho condition Of the bridge was such that II
was beyond repnir HI. company bult new bridge
which COS; So 500 lie next made careful cNain'na-
non of the Bound Brook bridge and found That some q"
m cast boits aad h.rs subject 10 strain tHo
n "a. great consistent Win safety was '
u..r.l al a cost 81 %lG,GVD The bridge ~ Elkt'ctt
Wa $50 found be unsafe. II was replaced "' '"b
OF - 900 Mr. Bonztno also SAID that the bud over
the Prun,ylV Railroad tracks ai NrWdlk VS.
80 un-a fc that is collapse ~ aay moment WOulI NV
been no surprise 20 him. THIS was replaced by h'"
our. The JcHrr~on-o bridge ai newark was ~ t''h =
worse condition. ami tIr wItarts wondered now Dr.
supported train. Dhrr bridges were aHo Iph' ~ ''
unsafe aud Wrr' fixed.
William II Erus. wAo was the engineer IN charge 90
III. Nc., s aud Long Branch Railroad. ~ TIE r'iir
sentative Of chief I'm urcr sreuZf. testified Ic~hllh
Tho HIi.nZ of olulu-- bt ocean Grove ana Tue H ~
touo.crs Cove ou tho Long Branch ro1d. o." idll''
CO ting about $4,000 william II. F'da.r Tue rnk'l
IN c1rsc OF the N,w- Itroy central division, tthA %
10 De Cott OF erecting the Zoo - e.
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oCrwIrrlN0 NE SHERIFF.

correspondent tells the stoI1 Of an oiH- ,,' ms
l'"7'r h.I,n vent aboard tuo schooner VITA '',
"5i for the captains arrest Tue mariner 10
cnrioiIy and invited him 10 step INTO tI' "a ~ .,so
',,S 'Thts refrs, imcnt taken ID lI' I'll
~ , rink of santa Cruz ruu, when tic e4pait"t ,iu;
brou ,ht from the West Indies, hlhae.| ,t ,,.n>
sc ,, ,, cnntan becoming cxhlaratcd ana iuy
~. .rr,nd Al Inst he bethOught hni,eA 81 n , ~. :.
ms NE, ,aiI 6s entertainer with expression "l - !.
au n mas arrest MIN and take him before fna
80, Gonny thnt the trouble would Dc exp ~ nJ h p,
80 ord,,t discharged. Bat, Mr.. ShthH I'm c1u't
captain yoa are not within yo%@rn ra sad tho sher.
execute tfS ~ or pin't we |" 'Wel no. rather 80
unt said me captain. we've GOT pep n. innorc
the bay by this time. do you "an' ~ ="
with meg
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SOME DTSALLOWED CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-The Second con-
trocr of tho Treasury has furnished statement ID re-
laiion to claims which have been dSallowcd by NM
lie says: In adjusting the accounts OF pay director OF
the United states Navy Second Controller discovered
two voucher one S27 purporting to be Tor 'lo o.
cent foreign postage stamps and the other Tor @o pu
porting to be for phoographng nity anatomical Spec
mems for tho Naval Dispcnslry They were both maze
out in the name OF a woman who ia an artist living III
Washington. and wero certified to and approved by
Phlp = wales, chief OF the Bureau of Medicine ana
surgery Investigation proved that the money was
actually paid crayOn portraits ofSurEon General
Wales drawn 10y this artist OF which was huuS upon
the walls of tho Surgeon Generals Office at tho Navy
Department aud the other at his home The Controller
directs that the amount be charged against surgeon
Na.cs In his account with the Government
The Controller also dsalOws III the account or thlS
Pay Director an item OF Flil % being for sub7Nchcc
OF Committee on Appropriations House Of Reprcsena-
uvcs, while making visit on board the tnitcd Stltc1
steamship TdlapoOsa from Washington TO NorIok, foIt
Monroe aud Hampton, March . 70 81, Inclusive l9Si
There resolution Of Congress AUTHORIZING tue
committee t. make the trip AT Govern mont expense
Iht Controller also dsallOWs, IN the settlement OF
the accounts OF Paymasor smith. United states Army
$40 - for 1913 miles OF trtNcl sau I"
have beer performed hy surgeon BiiNu~S IN aUehdnE
the International Medical Congress ut London III
August l~~l, ILd IN travelling elsewhere tI1ugn0ul
vUud cDuutrr, in Europe. under au ORDER OF i' n"i
Department Nay H. l~~l. The Controller hOlds thht
War Department had no authority To SEMI ueegdtc
to the international Medical Congress ~ the Govern
mcus expense that Congress alone cOud authorize SUc
Representation aud that the service was IN no proper
sense military service lie also holds th1t an Odtt o!
r War DrptrtW. ~ which leave, to the discretion OF
hr officer o. determine the extent oi his travel i Nou
aau doe, not authorize the payment OF mileage Tue
amount charged % surgeon Buinsss pay allow heht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
rNJrsr TlrIUoE ~ AAHoYIL EANEN

CHICAGO, Nov. l9.-Ec@ardiug the question
OF tax discrimination agalus' National bauba. which
under .c--lo JOB %tvY1s, and Boston, am officer OF
the Commercial National Bank here 4-d to-day
There - 40 question about marked discrimination.
coumtc OF ,hrre hus been appointed go look ntotAc
facts aud the law and report TINS "c know, That whc
other money capital escapes at about onehith actual
value oar National bank shares madc to Vly ole
hall or morc Be.i!cs other concerns, trust companies
and private banks and do invest IN United silrs
bond, about assessment time and get out fom under
heavy tax 10 thit way
f. j. Ga.c. OF the FIRST National k said: This
matter Involves sout urc !v points, AMI "r, COM,
mitt,r have put u.r question OI discrimination u .t
oi- INTO the handle of lawyers We have 100 pre- ut- 60
make. a.i DO paying unjust taxes, 81 course We
will oppose tAr iltue l." gives a. dress we want
H." ,
The general toe ~ he Interview conveyed tie idea
that these barkcr7 propose 10 LOOK Tie A" mp iu'uy
the tniaeO va .iouaI bank. VIII JOIN WITH ih"'' III
Ia,tclu cltIrs lil asking Tor rc4r,--.
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ALAS. THESE PulNG TIMES or PEACE!

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-COiOncl {. @. Me
Caw.cy co.man AIT oi tie Marine Corps. in his an
uIa report says That tho Panama expedition SHOVE"
u the strongest manner what he had for years stated To
the Department. that the Marine Corps hal not enough
orcef, alI men. Al iho shore stations were nearly
stripped aut I.lt without adequate protection and the
.li.rl, were withdrawn from many shIp7 which gave
prg.l Inconvenience. Il al-O showed that the
corps should have complete oItht o: lent. and eamp
.lulr..r f.r BOO meu well a. woven cartridge bolts
ion 900 On. ff.d some % tu' captains OF "a" corps
have hrcu $50. como yeaI, 90 that grade ANA several
t.t u..frHllt lI.c been twenty lcu- in the rcI'l r
iU..-. .ul. IIrr.-. BOZ roe M-rrr GRADES D. in'tc.
ou.oU.. " ...., SAYS. IuI htcr distribution OF ihr
u...'t 90 Da cF. Allowed l-s conditions OF aHAIl'
tt.t... .r tIr r.l. chi commencement ~ ambition
. HY...- ufl pride. t..nur, Nrtawl"y to, oum"n ~
Chat 90. ,Y4., Dol. Increased 10y Iu1 pusat.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
THE MAD or rHE SCHOOLS.

ALBANY, Nov. l9.-It was announced here to-
day that gresham Charles r. skinner of Water
town Is a caud date for superintendent oi Pupic IN
structiou-thc officer who l. at tho head Of The tiucd
tion system Of Tie stat" The term Of Office Of william
T. Hugelcs. Democrat expires Oh March II, 1876, on
while the Republican LEGISLATURE T. ia session. Hr
skinner wa- teacher a I'd" hr-muiug II hi- hu-lnc
IND, ami Iruuiirs,eI great ara interest 90 the schools
oi the state white "a Df the Legislature IN l~ll-
- Tie viii have ,Ae support in his canvass for Super
Iuteuscnt Of Pub, In, ruc0l ~ ID" Er Pnulcdu hy-
Ter, from NOri.eiu au! Central Newly ok.