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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Bargains in Towels.

81 tozeu 20 hy - All-Lnen Monte Tow els.
good heavy quality only l2!c each, s. so pei
4 zen. At the same price We have the cele
hraIed "Old Fitzpatrick Towel 10 by 50 gram
blr,che,l. pure flax, undressed, ready for use.
80 4, Zen 20 10y 80 Pure White Al-Lineu
Hu,k Towels lSc each, 81 per d' zen.
15 dozen 20 bv rs Al-Lnen Double Huck
Towels fame, colored borders, excellent value
. poc each So % per doZ n.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
FACTS vs.. PREJUDICE


Prejudice IS hard to combat. Il lJIn"t be
overcome IN day Nc,e taan Ikg.ylt wasn't
formed hastily. Indeed II nav have been
gradually strengthening IL hold for years.
ToEiastancc, >ngn. ipl' - believe Iii. uma;lsm
cnt ot be cured Their f-ther> believed 81
b-fre them. SD did tpclr grmdio,heTs.
Now, RHEJdATISM CAN z
CURED, notwithstanding til, Trcjgoice,
Int the trouble is II make Teo. lc t'lna 50.
The o. l. w5ywe know to meet popular Un-
belief is to state the PLAIl. FACTS. anl
then present the POSITIVE PROOFS
that they are facts. It is fact that the
RUSSIAN RHEUMATISM CURE
not only relieves but banishes Rheumatic
Pain. There is positive proof OF it too. 1t
comes from those who have suffered untold
agony with Rheumati nj and have been COM
pletely cured by this remedy. All who have
tried it have had this experience. Scme OF
them permit IS to print their testimony. 1t
makes quite little book which we send Tree
toany who are Interested enough to ask FORT.
A complete Russian Rheumatism Cure,
costs s. so. If mailed, Ioc. additional II
registered, Ioc more. You'll never need but
one, SO the price isn't high VINO wouldn't
give s.. so to get ril of Rheumatism =?
As yet cannot be found the stores, but can be
had only by enclosing the amount as above, II !
addressing the American Propretors,
PFAELZER BROS. & CO.,
$40 & Sal Market ST, Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Notice 10 Out-P Pensioners.

nRDERED by The Board of Trustees of the
~ Poor of Charles county that all Ont-Pen
,ionprs in said county he requested 10 renew
then Petitions tp said Board before the
Isl day of Deteuier, 1886. Said Petition to
ue signed 10y i've respectable taXpaH erS who
reside in the respective district Of the Petitioner
and who are personally acquainted with the
condition and circumstances of the Petitioner
By order of the Board.
oct % Ct THOS NJ. WEIGH Overeer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-11-19
Selling of at Cost.

/ would rt. qscuullY ask my Chtrles county
L friends call on ne when requiring dsnta
work 1t any description. ! have every facility
for doing first class dental work ani guarantee
satisfaction 70 all cases
Or j. W. MITCHELL, d. d. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Inyesterays TRIBUNE spoke OF the scarcity OF STOCKS
abroad Here IS about the way welposted brokers nsuo
upon the foreign situation October 80 the STOCKS AT inc
continental ports 900 barrels the amount anoat
$4,000 barrels and amount OF cearances from Oc'o
Der - to November IL 100000 barrels making to'" VI
l349OOO barrels demands OF the Interior trade
three weeks u Noyember 20 At 4l9OOc tne SIX
Nr,ks shipments up TO Decemoer 81 WI
l55OOV barrels taken from the foregoing TOTAL OIL
Sa.ies @ u barrels Ine osr sd before
tie mi o. the year viii not excerd $4,000 BARRE IN All poo
by 40 that Al the maximum the stocks on the eastern c1ae
OF Europe By December 81 Will hardly exceed zoo oOJ oar
otiel sllhe o. the year "a without pteeeden. SIM P wv
came an active consumed OF American petroleum. s than
teen 1inns An day opS the traders nat hammered
without bringing go Ter the opening
was an EASY decline u "a cents from 742 cents On
worked OF tribe again close however pus ,h
scarcity o eeftnates became apparent ecnla %
made on at All advance and the market ro or The ear
decline was me opening Of new we'll IN % but later fell
% rdy 10 about haf that rate But tne ssinng ten.
enei TOO much under the effect Of the I alarm over
den,y shown n general production 70 rToldc within liz
any temporary rise In pool known 70 DO the specu
limits " In prospect o. another Anal ? "'' --
The range prices aud the total dealings at the O0nSo'
Opening -------.---.- 77as Lowest --'---.... Ia
go barrel. --------- 267dOo
Renne unchanged Al cents per Ea0h mere anu i
/ Baltimore, ami Sc cents IN PhihaieiphL~
/ oil CITY. Penn Nov. 22-Crude oil-Natona lr'hS'.
/ certlncates opened 7ss HEas'i 'r''h 80 ioWe'
price "a closed IS Sales. 9gi 600 barrels nt =
i7O6OO barrels oharters 44,1Ao O4l'e'S' SN'P"'''
lis i5J barrels.
! r,rr,s,,e. Pam Nov 22-crus On-Petroleu hru
and higher National r51. o Ps 4
BRADFORD Penn Nov ~. -;rais IA Dam transit
cerncte. opened IA .a CLOSET ooa 1 %, Ta,' pr'e
rrru.yiLLr PENN Nov National rrAaslt Certificates
.oepsa at "a and closed as n<nsss srsa Isl loves
isss 7sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

a. % % s.s:ssS
S Sss 90 srns Ssrepa Sc DO "a
nsturai winter. &c.,; DO oIsaehed WINTER sie' - s1
' ccRxs r.st ruled qg,s 70: '.:s
S. 7isi SEwcxs FIX steam. hence TODD BE SS: n
grain sd from store and hsoee BrIss ssss@s Sd 'fn
SSsS IT'D ssss ssni sss. s.assa ss
s so s . 81 On e.Is s o.
sc"as iss2os 2q ssssS so. nara s: ssss
S s bacon s & aS s.. s' o. lara
2s.' ed saS~ e. Cd i.ss
Quotations: Gram 900 -four S.eo 49,. si': .oas % q"
saf sso 49, 81. g. @ ssIsToi steam ssess
sr 2as sI and ~ Cd Ia Tor cut bacon CORK
gram s. 3D. January osans, and irrys ADO
nj. marx Win continued HSreSce me psrtoi
g Ness private terms Mess quo,ei $40 % 81 Is or
s ss = clear ss. and 81 %
ss ra T.s aSs' s;f s.s H:: 81:
-BEEt hAMs-1r = am night 9a1,e s, IN Ia
mainly BELIZE. safes 5000 rs 1,s
kansas CIV $1,000 Gres1 Hams z, sq,s e sio e.,
P pese snoaaer. 5sS5-c Picsie% ANA g. smoked
Hams lo'sloSc:: smoked shoulders. easets
ouo.a ,Ra no" RES ID aoss-hss
P Pss Sc 5 .' fAR R way ions nave "e
since our very steady general Trad
ing Ia Guieer Contract eTae spot quoted 2c raes
CITY easier. ~ale>. 20
cnoce. 6O5c Refined quote~, 6.55e. Continent oSe-
south American November closing. 6zlcs December
closing 62lc: 1000 January. 626db PC losing
See bid 1900 February ga aa 2ac CLOSING sc:
bid; March closing. 6.42c..-.-. BUTTER CHEESE
AND FGGs-As nnoted last pufier state Cram
cry alrc, Pennsyivana Creamery: Csc. Vest
ern 25d2 C. state Dairy; haltnrsins tnos:
?. d27c Welsh d2Ac- western ImuzIion
Creamery. Is 922c. Western Dairy loo Western saS,
tory sdl4c Cheese-state Factory. v21lzrc. Sgus
SKINS o., Oc. Western Fiat II a2hc. good % prlme
2562ec Western 1904 Canada held ~
22c. Lined. lTdls2c
-uGAR-For Raw the market IL steady az
for MoIssses 4a Fair Refining and 3loc TOR 20
rest Centrifugal Saes-l75 bats entrl urtl a. &c
Refined quiet Loaf l6d6sc, Crushed sloa .<s
Cubes IS, as Ice. Powdered &c. Graduated
Nould Confectionery So Sac. Coffee standard
8 5.l6c Coffee OF Sic. White Extra ttd5c- kxfrA
xsa41,c- c 4Aa &c. yellow 4bd4lc.
sTEARINn-Quiet and generally steady sales tooeO
City sc; 1000 do. December. l5loc 2cooo oeo-
MARGARINE. 6l2c-
TALLOW-In moderate demand Prime City quoted at< ~
Sales 10000 n. 4iac. 40. - A.,
WOOI-The market along In the same dnII
Pine qualities OF foods command ian prce On, os ns
styles the market Recent s2rs NOV
current quotations comprse so .eor M, ys
% ID MOnteviheo 32 9c; 1000 n Secured Ausr2nsn
shghy damaged. 56c; $4,000 short spring IexAA GAG
| 1000 ID Cape, 24c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

Jury in the Superior Court Judge OGorman presiding'
decided yesterday that Louis C. Bruins clerk IN Tue %
ic, court shoud receive $50 as from William
Pttschau who keeps barOom at Thrdave and 81 marx
Mace for bruised the liquor seller gave the co
clerk a quarrel game OF poker IN Jsse ~ M
Nch's rambling place 9 ST Marks place about = H.
OF February The court clerk asked LOT -
on met Injunction oOtalneu "
YeatOn Jeremiah W Leler rom ~ %
the N
OF Militant n Guion Co. n so Broadway Justlce van
Brun Court Chambers yesterday resei ~, Gu
ms il YeatOn that Ine
Strength to become member OF tne bF
and contrbnte $4,000 business borrowed from MIN
and gave HIM chsel mortgage on Ae @ &
Afferward Zeer member OF the nrn on
The terms agreed upon began the suit for sooo
In VIII z preliminary Injunction was granted
VanB Supreme Court. ChamOers
motion 10 vacste the order OF arrest
ATTAINED against slgnOr OF the Italian opera
OF the Academy Music for bret season ~ Is charged
Frederick Rullmsn under false preteAces
a. $50 for the privilege of selling tickets for the opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
corroS mAakErs-sT rELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Nov 22.-l2:3J D. ,m.-Cotton nrm vitha
fair demand Mlldng Uplalds 3-4oL 49, JE4etls 81,
including LOO bales Tor sprcn@toh <na
t.eceipt.-23UOO bales. lnclainS 10 7uO
Fufnre- quiet Upands Low Mldsilng clause Novemoot
delivery sold, O@d., TO- November An" Dscemo.
deverv -o4d. also , 5-6tI &c. December ana J&nu4fy
dsverv ltd; also Sod TO- January an February 70
livery a64,i; February and h~fch aelvety; 1911
M March AMI April denyery. oo4 TO- Aprli and MAY -
livery , ..l4t.. do MAY and June delivery lO-o&l' -
Iunr and uly delivery l3-64d ..-.,..-,~.
r we're no lenders az to-day ctearlngA
% m-Ihe tue day lnc4naei SoOV o~40s ANs'~
0a, s-eay Uplands Mddng clause, Noyembee
ds,verv odd buyers DO. November abu ~.
80 g,sfa sellers December anu January ucn'erJ
6ti. sellers January ana feoIuAty ..Iisr..
a. ,srch and Aprl delivery, 6o4d sellers DO Aprl Ane
Nay dstvery D4d sellers do. May and nnc urhNcr1
iasad nuvers and July delivery l5otd seicrs
m Cott0n- closet dulL psnds Low hddhnQ
clause delivery JoC+ buyers CD November ~aa
euveTy 4-Us sellers december sJ Jana
arv .yery 2o4i sellers January AMI February a.
1t,rv b U4s sellers; February amt March Aenvefys
Ao4d sellers March and prl delivery o-o4 sellers
do Aprli May delivery. load. sellers do May And
June delivery 64d buyers DO. June and July delivery.
uAiyEsTox NOv 22.-Cotton firm Mddnns. ss Low
Good ordinary. I-lO net receipts. lzV<o
bal-s gross Dales eXpOrs COastw!se s1S9 e~Ass
sales 40 stock. 00,oo9 O2les a., "a
NORFOLK Nov. 22-Cc.ton 4ulcs. Mlddlihs 80 ~
aud gross receipts, 300 Oa~s exports eoss'"~ ssSS
/ lalc- sales OO.ic4 D4ics -
SAVANNAH. 2Z.-COtton easy Alddihs - s.i~s,
dnuy . ,.lo. ORDINARY. net so.es "a b.i~s -
the Iont4nenL 4, lsi Eles coas1"i'e' 49,
, aoo ,aIr,. sbDcs l36.s5O bales So. 1fistnnS AHA,
-'SSvs., an, Nov. 23t ton nrnl
~" ia tsood II 10; bs, rscesps.s
Low r,ss 81 BALES exports 70 Hte~t bfis-.ns
100, E,pc- ualcs 10 the Continent ost0 JAZZ
| ooo % = $40 ,alcs. stock. POI, sol bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
4 RIG JUDGMENT AGAINST DE LESSEPS.

There was registered in the County Clerks office yeser
dav Judgment for S6O5314 O5, obtained by Robert p
Lee as receiver Of the FrancOAmerican Trading Company
against La Compagne Uniyerselle du Canal lnterocean
taue de Panama The papers say that on August ~
1854 the FrancO-American Company entered into an
agreement with the Canal Company by which the FORMER
was to excavate metres OF earth on the line OF the
Panama Canal For this the company was TO receive
thirty centaros Colombian money per cubic metre lie
Franco American Company was TO supply al inc neces
sarv men and machinery. The work was not nnshe ana
sb canal Conpanv through whose fault, II is alleged
The work was stopped. j. indebted to me cOnslruS
comnany 10 the amount of Sl.535OOO IL has pald te
RECEIVER $500 GOO and Mr. Lee brought SUIT 10 recover
The remainder S63s 400. with costs and interest nom
Jnlv lS46 The papers in the were served upon
the Count de esseIs who is president or the company
ON October 80 lss6 at the Holman House during ms
min here 10 witness the uveiing OF tue BarilOln statue
H. mterposed defence and yesterday judgment WIS
SAXON nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET, BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov 22.-Tns DrOrers JouraH reports Cdn>-
ReceDCs shipments 1000; market ,teniy snip
AID Feeders - pv - -
COWS Bulls Mixed 81 IS %: buIA - vv9s- 80
through Cattle duN. cows. - 4u3-3 W otecf5
8 ass ~. Western Rangers iull Natives and hali
breeis ~ IS 50 10 cows ~ OOG 40 "mered te1ahA
a. oUG - %. ,oooo
Is - 80 30. PACKING AMI onio-
ming ~ IS n 90 Light Weights - 90 ~ 90 skps - -
Sassp-Receiuts 1000. shipments. 1000 market stezay
NaIve- - O1S4 Western - 20 - 90 IexanA . "
a 80 l5 Lambs 10 10 a - CD 49,.
1T Louis Nov 22-Cattt>-ReceirtS 500 heat sai1
ments 100 strong Cool 70 Choice Naive snie-
"A -: Butchers SteerA - w - Af
Texas gTAies - % IS 80.
HOcs-Receips ZOO head. shipments. lOo0
Cfrcr 80 al - %; Packing ~ "
49, ao@ i .rht - - 90 2 -. ~ 5OaS3 So
Sa,>p-Receipts 1850 shipments 6OO' market nrn
Common Ia Extra ~ 80 ~ o.
RrFyAIo Nov % -catte-Receipts last q hours l525
heal. total Tor week AGA aead for same time Al
week y so head through consigned through sun isy
c.rs of which 0rk consigned throueh to~<! %
VIII NeW-fOrk Onuon % AR - ,.at ..
Good shipping ~ 300 3D. >toc@ers ana Fee"1is
81 4Oa3 40. ,oo -, ,o,a, a. x.sr
thu-Is 900 lcad. last week. - <VV ue1u
corsgnea through Ia Aewi ork - cars iof 49,
"a 30 Western Lambs. IA 5OG5 %. Canadian LAmo%
ogs last ~ 25 800 head total er week mas
far =. a, Iesd: umc last week 81 100 heal cor
sgred through ~ ears - 40 ears or s~is
-Tkrt lower ami seIected YORKER - o. - w
ecte.i Medium Weights. - 80 20 LlsN rigs - "s
~ 10; Coarse Mixed neavy Ends S. ZOG - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

FfoUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The market for nonr
continues very hser. who in some secured
that much ADVANTAGE although the ye Of holders and
St sfporsrs and hO%.
S%Es's ssq q o. 0O the Ss s s.y
@ latter new gEss 50 800 Isss SO 20 latter for
Choice ~ 400 bbIs Extra g Goass TO- 5000 OBJ.
y s 50 for Common to Good s. IS as! 80 for Good
Choice the latter for one or two pss nhls Tor export
onotatons~Fne 81 soss2 sgpeTans 81 I LIZ 81
10 7S s g 10 Goo 'i0S Extra SS
50 ss. !. IS Sos Good 70 Fan q
Choice 81 20 i co@mcn Extra Mnnsso s y SS 5
e sr az s. IS ssSs5 bsssE 20 Ell e
g. s9Sst 5000 go g aSsls 90 S ood to Very ho
Patent Winter Wasss s4 81 latter
Skss south American market closed sTn
TT fsF EIra s. g s. s.
900 hill. su6erne at s. 90
Q1s Ys9w Western sTT5faw II
dealing sa.n lots mas been Sr %oa
closing barely steady with moderate business f for ed2o
as sH sai Esds s rTs5y
at an advance further advance, "a cs ssv 'sc a..
Z o S9 bu SISe ftrs spot nclung So Hard
Gle delivered Unyrsded Re- 81 SsS no. sosf s5
T. o b. 30 tCan4da Red $40 in bon addition 70 tns aoe s
sales there were ons SeoO0 So Red
Der Closing at s5asc nominal do December 80 80 &C.
costnv m Il &C 10 January - - Sc closing AZ :, ~
do February. closing a. aS Closing
at so &C. do Nay SO 2G94c.. closing at Stc no. S
"a a 95c closing at "a &c Rf E.tirm pTEy sny
Ssc CsuaIa 157c.; state s. = a oSc "a hLEi an
! BARLEY MALT-Dun and nominal 80 M ne mar mar
~ or cash lots firm and the trading rather quet am
prices . higher. closing steady with nSnt hs besS
very mil and |. % higher at the close opened 81
further anced Sc fell % &c AM Go 90 steioy
.lIe nnder the day. oae--3bVVv UusIeI
future $4,000 bushels spot incudng Dngrade' 51en
a. g48Lc No 43 9c No. 2 +o'4c snoat ~. Mu .ci
g. -. No 2 November 46 &c nominal! 90 DsdenO1 cosfn
at 10 February 4gc closing at A. SCI 40 N az
sos closing ole. spot lots le s
h. een gh and the market hrn. and prices sds better
closing firm In options the trading u stu very nu ana t
marker steady VITA prices "a &C. hlgher Al le cio5e
0usnsJ - higher advanced &C, an closed steady AZ IN
best OF the day saes-l36uOo bushels future an
tnclndinS No Al 3c do White, 35'ic; No = 80 400 &c
do ~ Ite 80 364c No White 59c: A4xs - Wes,er
"a u y5c White do 80 d40c.; White state &C.. ~
%oxsDfer ciosug az 80 &C nominal do. December 80
35c closing al 80 'c.s DO January, 81 2G2t e cloSl.
Io NAV closing 81 -1c----t Re D-fIlcrS ~A
cnanpei and tie with trading larry actNe
circular. November - AoS'. -NS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

According to the foregoing the company had neither
road nor securities which not represented by Us ont
standing capital and debts, beyond "A nominal DaIhoe l"
the credit of profit and loss OF Sl,36O3O5 II any OF Us
g. 900 900 Of assets other than it, ROAD AMI equipment
which appear in the above statement have been sold the
nroreeds are applicable 10 the payment OF part ot ~
~ 100000 debt. By the foregoing the gross h"ahg
debt AT that date was II 52O939 consisting OF the follow"
inc items Ellis PAYABLE. accounts and pay rolls interest
due rent and sundry accounts. Against this there
euudry accounts aud cash on hand, S62-'4oZ'
1oavtnc the net floating debt OF December 30. 1852
a. s4os ~ The latest official statement we
can find OF the companys business Tor the year enuei
eeuember 80 $50. Is for ten months to July 80 winch
show. surplus Of S2jOOOO exclusive Of accruns inter-
esr on its II 100000 OF debenture bonds oupposlhg
that the whole this surplus had been made since the
date of the balance sheet given ahove-December 80,
1es5-it was only $4,000 in excess OF
the accruing interest on the dcDehtures
for the seven months elapsed Consequently the net
floating debt has paid and the company mas II OF
s. 900 in treasury it has been obtained ohy oy
selling its assets creating debts II there l. any
thing which justihes the Richmond and West POINT IN
having 200 per cent for the stock Of the Richmond
and Dauve Railroad IL is Information yet to be gwen
10 the public in official FORM
The stock speculation to-day was active but the move
ment we're spasmodic and irregular and the tone was
feyerish The dealings largely % the new favortes'
while As a rule the old standards Of the market were neg
ected or weak Richmond and West Point scored only
10000 shares IN the days total but III pice
fr,n 72s to - L. and closed at 70 OhOand Mississippi
VIZ unusually active and sold up y 35 closing at 3D.
Nemnhs and Charleston rose "a to 90 o. =. ana
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia second preferred
rose from 324 TO "a a337s Norfolk and Western pre-
fered continued good demand up TO d. closing at
5S against 52l2 saturday Texas and Pacific receip.'
were active and closed with gain OF li2
| M 24i4 Among the old favorite-. Reading va
active and marked gain Of p II Al e, and Ire arc
selling up 70 3 = closed at 374 ; higher than oaia{
! and New-YOrk and New-England rose IS 10 o.
! and closed AZ 6t7s The general feeling III nS
| market however, that the largo an
! seeming wild dealings In the mushroom
securities BODIED immediate good for the market anu
The disposition was slow and with caution Al ue
close the mixed that II Is Impossible W
/ Characterize IL : "A whole. -, -,
C,overulueut bonds were dull and firm with the od-
ADJ anccd a Der cent the ana per cent or TIC
I 4L,s. Annexed the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs
FEATURES OF sEH-YoRK DEALINGS

fairly active speculation accomplished in wheat yes
,erav but the the full benefit Of the more
favorable outlook commodity because OF the lack OF AZ
leaders foreign markets reported inn IN
tone and 10000 bushels taken by shippers ex
elusive OF 800 bushels Of spring and winter wheat pur
interior insurance and freight which .
supposed is shipment abroad spot Iots we're
ro higher influence Of the heavy export de-
mand prices for the options early cent better The
visible supply proved TO be Disappointing
10 lie bulls provoked the Afternoon trsnf
THE close bottom figures, but steay WIN ncs
losses L. for November At December at SO and
Tor the otner months follows January ,! fsDru<ry
~ March gOs April g2 May 80 = June "a = cents ash
corn better but only 2iO0 bushels were Axea
for There little spirit 10 the option oes
the tone and prices closed steady shade under
the best quotations Gains were ma lie OF November -
as May 81. for December 40 and cent lor Jana
ary Az cents feature es ut trne hSners
the options closing follows Noyem6e 49, D.cemosr'
33as January 81 g and Nav. Ssh cents iarc was dus
both export the speculative line Options ere sub
stantialy follows November and DecemDoe
s6 81 January So 49, February 50 a. March 30 ~ ana
April 81 40 49,. ..,.-..r ., vvor<
PhiladeIuhia Baltimore Boston were toows WheA-s
ass bushels 1872 AS bushels oats s3ote bushels
TOTAL grain bushels hOnr 4s6I1 bsrres Al Chz<o
MIwsukee LOUIS the arrivals ~ers Wheat III.
bushels 1870 bushels oats s2S@- Dushei toIS
gram 81 :, 44O bushels nOur 2l.O9o barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
WIT NCULLoEs SERVICES IRE WORTH
a COMMITTEE DECIDES TO KEMP HIN Al *'''


A MONTE.
The Aoueduct Commission viii I've caneo "Po "
=. a., ,.rt ree,inr what shall he done Win its orhef
..o-.,a-r Iames W McCuloh He Is now Drawing
eroo ,on,b and has no important duties TO perform
He was appointed clerk 10 the Rea hs'"'e |o ,
g., 81 che Penetration Counsel decided that the Co'nmis-
49,, ho,la only take an easement instead OF the zee III
Che land for the Aqucduct, the work OF the he s'e
mittee was not Of sufficient Importance to JUSTIFY the
.mplovuent of such high priced assistance MT NcCnf
,oh though not an engineer then appointed ah as
si-au, TO the Chief Engineer, at the same temporary
.o,arv A committee consisting Of Messrs Spencer,
Rarnes and Newton appointed 10 determine tne aue
nj his services The time fixed 10 report ehpieu o 80
Der 10 At that time the following resoluuoh was
adopted: .
Rsolred That the for the report OF the
rtee apponted 70 and report upon he
snd vae az the services OF James w McCuhoh r,
two weeks for the detern maj on ~
OF Mr. McCullOh by this to' f-f
1rtu the reception OF the report OF said committee
Although the two weeks additional time expireg9 ANY
mouth ago no report has vet been presenter -
,,ittae with the other commissioners met " "
The and hear what the Chlef
nod soy the subject Mhen asked VIVA. We
value OF Mr. McCullohs services as MS ASSISTANT m a
Engineer Church said that he performed W'rh sH IN
committee decided TO recommend Mr. McCuloh IeIell.
Non ar a salary OF $500 month. IL is eNpeclou Oa'
there will be strong opposition TO the report TO-. :.
The CORPORATION Counsel said YESTERDAY tnat Vwik ~
fhe importance OF the question he had NOT
oninoI in regard the best mode tor the Aqueu1.t
mission 10 proceed enforce its orders IN regard 70
and ventilation in the Aqueduct Inc latest rn
fe engineers and nepectOrs state that there mas Dee
fmprovemeut In this respect In regard 70 ne lights nc
engineers report that Brown. Howard x 90 nav 10
electric lights but insufficient number ana INA. sas
line lamps used which MAKE tne a. i, no aIec
smoky" John Brunton & Co. have as YET put 1" ~ '''
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