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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02

GENTLEhEN--I have suffered for years with a
kind OF letter, or brea king out all over my
body, aud at times these small pimples would
terminate in boils. While travelling in the south
last year had occasion to try a bottle of p P.
F., which was recommended to me by a friend,
and to my surprise it helped me so much that
go six bottles more. and, after taking the fun
contents. felt better than had since the be-
ginning of my trouble, and, while have no
symptoms of the disease returning am stiII
using the wonderful blood medicine at intervals.
and am fully satisfied that 1 will be entirely
cured Of a disease that for fifteen years has
troubled me. / cannot express nv gratitude to
you for so wonderful bene actor as your P. P.
P. tPr.ckly Ash, Poke Root and PotassiumL L
aIn yours truly. JACA1 PETERS.
--AdU. Travelling Salesman. Savannah. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02

The following stations We're added to the
Telephone exchange during OcGober: 80,
Brown Bros. 1872, J. E. Bowling; ass. F. G.
Bell, residence; 49, Miss E. McAlpin, resi-
dence; 2S7, Ellis. Young & Co., warehouse;
$50, Altrnaver & Co.; a04, DR.. C. H. Cox.
residence; 1873, c. Saussy, resldence SOB, G..
w. Allen & Co.; 500. Greig, Jones & Wood !;
sos, Mclean & Co.; sos, Beirne G ,rdon,
residence; 1873. Wei Bros 295. McCauley.
Stilwell & Co. 5O7. Savannah Construction
~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
INCREASE IN SKIPPING.
October Arrivals and Tonnage-Th
Vessels and Their kigs.

The MORNING News gives to-day the
total number of vessels arriving at this
port during last month, with their rigs,
natio lality, and net tonnage. The number
does otinclude the arrivals at quara ltine
or Tyb9e. but only those vessels wnich have
arrived at the wharves and nave discharged
cargo, or in ballas5 and loading. Il does
not include river or inland coast steamers,
nor doe; it includs vessels under I0) tons.
except those trading foreign. The arrivals,
with taeir rig ami nationality, are as fol-
lows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
The tonnage was as Follows:
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
The Quality of Food Produce In the
Market Excellent

Inspector Desvergers of the Citizens SAM.
tary Association, in his report of,inspections
for the week ending last night, says that
food produce of all kinds ia the Savannah
market during the week averaged excellent
in quality, except fish and green vegetables
o. Friday and Saturday. however. there
was marked improve ent in the quality
of fish over the previous days of the week.
he inspector reports tropical fruits of
excellent quality, such as bauau is, c)ming
regularly by steamship from Bluefields and
arriving excellent condition. Large
quantities of COCO inuts also arrived by the
same steamer in excellent condition, ow-
ing to the quick dispatch in transportation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
BunCo Mon Saw

That sucker is born every minute. Don't
throw away your money. A house like B.
Il. Levy & Bro, that has the stock, the
quality and character to back. it. is the
house to deal with You will fild them
cheaper than the man with the "pole with
a hook on itn-Adu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
-AL MAYER'S-
THE Largest Department storein the SOUTH

MILLINERY business has been heavy this that
we've been compelled to duplicate orders in nearly every
line Our stock abounds in all that is and stylish
Expert trmmers ready execute your orders in the
shortest possible time; while you wait if necessary One
of the many attractions to our Millinery paror this week
special offering of 1000 Ladies and Chldrens Plush
Hats flare brim all the rage now all shades 90c, down
from ST. So
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02

Handsome, beautiful, lovely, magnid-
cent, too pretty for anything, daisies,
cuckoos! are the EXPLANATIONS uttered by
cur customers. Kohler, the new clothier,
158 Broughton street-AdU.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
SPECIMEN PRICES (:

NoTEt impossible qualities
AL rs, egia 0goods
lwooL Irregular
7&- sac woth$
4 Hose 1ec ,woth5c
worth
y worth
\
Gents 1&Hoe and solid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02

+irz ~ Anee Pants, to IA years, still con.
No .1 1ss 70 take and are moving rapidly, for
at s,e oter reason except that the bargain is
Sra gut appreciated. Collat, IE9 Bro1gbton
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
=ALT Mayors
The Largest Department. Store in the South

DRESS GOODS have the call this week. The following
one of the many offerings be found this department
this week Two 38-inch Canadian Flannel Suitings
Pin Stripes and Pads Dark shades very hobby Price
this week 39c Try elsewhere to buy them for Toe. You
can't do it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
LTMAYER'S=
= Che Largest Department n he SOUTH

CLOAKS and Top Garments Of every
description for either Miss, Maiden or
Mother are in here in endless array. This
week we offer 1000 Ladies' Capes in As
trachan, Braided and Cloth, all coIors,
very Stylish, Price ST. 90. Some worth
SIS 90; none worth less than SIS 90.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02

Before you buy your Fall Clothing call on
Kohler, who will save you from one to Eve
dollars. 15s Broughton street. -.Adp.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
.ALTMAYER'S=
rhs Largest Department In he south)

The Great Bankrupt Sale of Gents Wooden Underwear
from the estate of Rob K Davies whose failure was re-
Gently announced In New York opens tomorrow Monday)
continuing until the entire stock is closed out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
FALL and WINTER MILLINERY
KR0USK0FFS MAMMOTH MIL
LlNERY HOUSE,

We have inaugurated the Fall and Winter Season.
1890 We just crowded three large floors with
everything Novel and Beautiful in Millinery The exhibit
of Paris and London Round Hats and Bonne also correct
copies is the most complete and finest south OF
New York. and equal to the finest in this country We
offer very full lines in most beautiful Novelty Ribbons
Fancy Birds Silk Veves in the finest grades and shades
Immense line of French and Wool Fets in all the grades
We continue to retail first floor Aiiners and Mer-
chants supplied upstairs at prices and a.
sold north. Our Ribbon Sales continue before
3. KROUSKOFF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

The police authorities ~ Noate.'f y - "SNo nv
,i.rr. th,- load. 20 h'i''r That James 4" inuh
ga au,rsntv combines il hl, person the characterisu':
q Dr. JeNyA ard NJ. uyie. aaa who was arrested IN
prooyu on sunday night several charges OF burglary
va the leader Organized hiAd u thieves VINO nave
,, working No.tcalr and It, v.cin.tT for months past
,,. nffii-.n o, lon.clsr expects 70 find Tuthl guilty
f r,,.nc the hou-.. OF c. " Bcrs'a sa- stewart MIS-
N,i,- Miss Mary ;. Andrews. W. II. Paxton Mrs Mar
.'all Mrs Henry On. Mr.. Iarnum Nr. Wis n l. No
TO-, Frederick L. iii and MIR. Daniels The ohicets sre
,.rt hut .uni ION j. rpc'cd other individuals
ho h.,c hitherto been considered good citizens. but VINO
ore roN believed TO have been Tuthills accomo.iccs'
c,h.r arrests are expected.
Detective Conner started for Albany YESTERDAY a'er'
- r,o.r. reoult!on paper, for Tuhill. who Is now
In the RAYMOND jail BROOKLYN The stolen artlcles
90 cwclr found in the cellar o. ruthls house IN Mont
tr have been Identified by fourteen persons. and four
tom separate charges have been made against hin' I"~
D,l declare, himself innocent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
,,r,,,.prn pnR THE HA4BfRG ACCIDENT

Albany. March 2d The Board OF Kailr"'' '"''"'''
sinners, ma, handed down Il decision III '"' "''' -
the accident the Lake >NoFc ana "''''-'"
-, nm March g. near Hamburg. In which six
- ,,.,. Lfi,d and twenty one were Wounc'n'
,,~ rcvcviug the fact, in the case the I"aM comes
f., the f,lnvins conclusion: From u s'''''"c" "
tho f,t, there can Ice bat one conclusion H. |" .a'
rockies. cnlpaOinty Of Conductor iionEhiAhhe' ne
ho,id NOT have left Ddnklsa unit! the AR hose h'H
been replaced upon the car and the rear cars S"PP"
,,h AR NOR until the safety cham, had Deem Hc'uiVN
, ~, othe- chains. whicl are carried on tie
,,,,,.tiyc for lust th,t purpose. supplied. lh'
hoard j. also Of the opinion that Engineer hd"aiu T.
uoorcy showed bad judgment III leaving the 'N'o''
no.m,ch a, IouehalIng had informed han tiat th're
m'. ~, air on the i've cars In the rear. luc I"an
va , ,,rrf,l c>amina.'on Of the Cowell coupler
which rav,, way first at Dunhrh ana then at nam
lurg rhc loari deems Ihat ,urh ,onpl'r> ac III i
,r Lirhost degree Gangcrou, and should not be used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

Elmorc D. Mohat. president Of the Painted. " j.
Common Council. and CDurcllmen Walter L. Hetneld
and arthur T. Gallup were somewhat unwilling VIII
nc,,o, in Plainfc!d Yesterday afternoon in the case
o: Illegal liquor selling Charged against Joseph j.
Miller By Chief Of Police Carey. These Democratic
Courcilmen werc uulucity enough 10 be enjoying the
privilege, II the Miller i0el barroom. after ar IN
usually long and dry Session OF the Common Council.
-sucn Chei carey made raid upon the place f)r
ccpius open later than the hour prescribed by oIdi'
nance The case was tried LcfOrc CITY Judge Cod
.rc.on and Jury ~ twr.,c men. me 'puA'lmeh
All testified 10 having p-rcga'cd in the lallOow IN
lr.,t violation OF tie law Icy he.ped ~ MIX,
,as nS however. iat OILY 'oca "asI' ,nai
Kal,ch the Newark prosecutor. was counsel Tor sf.
Miller He made an unsuccessful endeaNpr To saln
moi, -ul, by DENYING tie LEGALITY of lhinncn itcse
ordinances which nave not been irmoHrliri Nin,e INC
p,..a,r If the Wcrz III. The Witnesses Tor Inc De
renee were made To feel most u;eonogtaDle uurin;
I'M nrn,.. % the -'i'. the court room Wa> ,rowuen
,,l their political friend, and Temperance eaHers'
rhc testimony offered during the irial was most All.
no,i1. to tie dignity of the 'ty iath,s>. Inc jury
Ind not decided on a verdict al a late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

"Ncou the Tailor Al SOS. 40 ana i4' "'"'
and 80. III broadway. has at present an u"Ds
fine stock Of good, on hi> numerous counter WIN,
can challenge comparison with any IN inc CITY -"
line Of goods Of both domestic AMI i"por''" p'''.'
. circulate Their, are M trou-crs stripe aho P''"'
, ,,c,t,,nnl u,',cri. and in spring o'ci''"i>
%, ,,,.v and eibducd color~. In fact, the most "a
,., and varied taste, can b" -aii,h'd III '"'' ~ ~
.,n,.us. stores, II h.. however. advisable Tor al P'
.on. wishing spring -uifs AT N'"lS 10 s'i :"
NOW before the finest patterns are 'aNcn' - wv
la, already begun. The prices are rca>"n''e anu
...,r orc crc,, advantage 10 the man IN HH'N
j. mat he can have perfect fitting SUIT hn'''e" '
N.colrs within twelve hour, after leaving VIC ""'
The .,n-. in the Rowcrv H. as" open nntii 'rn
., cry evening and /, liehcd with numerous
it,ner~ 40 that the color> Of the EoFl' ca, ~ -, -
u, easily %, IN the DAYTIME. ne sv To- hn,,,
an nf rhc iti.-t Improvements. il' WI w, .id
,,h,r, the wort, ], done are all clean ana NJ . ',
veil lighted making II easy for thr men l" ri,os
~ thrir hbnr, The machines are run ~ '"S"''
IA the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
Don't Go on Before you nrc Ready.

cannot be- permit Us say. unless you accompanied
with the travellers and tourists wade Hostctcfs
Stomach Bitters genial Of sppetlzcs. accnat1crs
and promoters % digestion. Against sickness
malaria cramps and COLES bcgotten Of badly cooked or
INV hocsonc food and bracklsh water nervousness in
creased by travel chronic bousness and constipation
the Bitters is sovereign preventive. IL imparts a
relish for altogether your taste and prevents
IL from dlsagrccng with you. Never was there such
capital thing unfortunate dyspcptc who stands In
dread cooked meal Stomachic trouble caused
by lpr,parcd Wand, aboard ship. steamboats,. and
rations hastily bolted at railway restaurants. f.
rcIncdcd by Bters. which gives auietus also to
rheumatism. kidney troubles and insomnia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
THE CHARGE, AGAINST SuPT. KIMBALL
AZ ANSWER SUBMITTED BY THE HEAD OF THE
LIFE = AVING SERVICE

Washington, March 20 (spccian.-Rcprcscntativ
Buchanan. II New Jersey recently preferred charge,
AGAINST Superintendent, klmOal, ~ the Life saving
service, alleging that improper methods were r-oricG
t. BOO the purchase Il uniforms for Oh" men. and that
app, .uimcnt. ~ surfmcn were made "n account ~
political Influence. rather than on account - TIE
peculiar quallr alton. needed in tai, extremely m
poriant service Mr. kimball "a, answered iLc-'
charge, before the House Committee on Commerce.
and has presented a largo number II affidavit, eon-
10 establish the fict that uniform were necessary Z"
distinguish fc sulfucn if0ih ihe lcs'L cymicr. and
other Improper person who gather about Nf''h-
II - s,d hy Ma IlcAanan ihii thor" D. no authority
81 sw for uniformiu- tine -urilcn. which B., true .
bui b h. competent for the Treasury Department t.
make regulation, requiring iAe 'lsimen 70 wear
prescribed uniform. Thee uniforms AZ" supplied -
the ,urfncn at loss rate and cos: them more Than
the ordinary clothing worm hy men Of their 'li.'.
Every ore will ircorlc the Importance ~ unif'rmn;
men who are engaged in thc service Of .aNns Iir ana
property from -hpwr,ch-. Tiny are lot OILS g.
qurcd - save the property from wrecks. bat are r'
qulcd. under the law. - snani H. and t. 1'i "'
behalf 81 lc Treasury g. Ga tom, officer, ana ~ j.
therefore Important that these men. in time cd
great Excitement. such pirvaI.r Oh = beach when
vc.,I j., driven ashore -holM D." rccosnih'd DOL order
that their authority and Ie- possibility may D." hAod
II was also charged against Mr. kmhaN mat h'
had not acted according 10 Lass ~ inaMhz p'i'"d'
more ,luiiou.. pain-'lau;. uicftprous anf deer.
Ing officer in TIC public -"rvlce ihan Mr hlnha
lie ma, been connected With III" Life saving N''N'
since BIZ, organization AID ht, devoted himself - u
| with au enthusiasm rrliom lpnrd Do phhh ""'
and thc record If achievement, OF the service ~ i'
! ,,.f Ifs pp.-cni efficiency ana H. thorough equip
meat ar. largely due - hi- intelligence. cnirfpH
! ,nd Devotion Mr. l..chanan IA. evidently been im
posed upon by somebody whom VIZ. klnhhll ni'
| dorhtlces run against ~ the admin traitor, 81 h-
Office The nvc-ueaton. which Mr himDa" , nc,H,'
10 ice a. thorough a. possible. VIII ehow thai thei" De-
| no foundation whatever for charges that nave been
made against tins officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

the taxpayers Of the State. Mr.. Iownc comes comes
from a rural neighborhood and the farmers OF ms
district who greatly oppressed py ,nr 80 49,
taxation. will be much astonished 10 learn 'n"0
no avoided voting in their interest. c.
Senator Sloan called the attention OF tne Ssn-
ate today the proposed cNtraVaSah' npp ip,in
,;ops for canal bridges by offering resolu'i wv
,comestinc the State Engineer and surveyor an.
tho Superintendent OF Public WORKS 10 ' ;pIn
within fifteen days al what points, IN ,hclr Juus
,rcrt there is "a necessity for new prluses "NCl
~. State canals: whether such bridges are "' ai'
10" reouircd in place of existing strnc; ulcs ",So,
having in view the protection of the riihts o. ,n
Esa,n what kind Of structures should. IN thelr
s,.nt no erected at such localities; whcthrr
sncn new structure should he erected IN wnoae
or in part at the expense of the state giving sp'-
cianalIv the reasons for their opinion. . g.
oi &c. car,or ob;ccted 10 the inquiry rclatlnS 10
nossihIe division of the expense but the IcSolu'
tion was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
WYOMING,S CLAIMS TO STATEHOOD.
THE HOUSE DISCUSSING THE ADMISSION BILL
THE DEBATE TO CLOSE TO-DAY.

THE DEBATE To CLOSE TODAY.
Washington. March oG.-In the House today Mr.
Cannon, of Illinois, from the committee OH n"o''
rcnorted a resolution making the wyoming ADMISSION
hill q suecal order for today, recess 10 DC t'"ch
Of 20 this afternoon until IL O'Clock tomorrow.
tho -ovious oucstion TO be considered ordered at
l o'clock The resolution was adopted ana inc
wyoming bill was then taken mp.
Mr. paker of Now-York. submitted an argument III
support of the measure.
Mr. Barnes, Of Georgia opposed the DILL ocoausc lc
hoIoved that there were gross irregularities In the
adontion of the constitution of Wyoming because he
ho,cv,, that the Territory did not contain popula-
,on renui,tc for admission into tho 'hoh' al"
because there were incorporated In the constitution
te,,urcs based upon the subject Of female suffrage
which were antagonisc to republican Institutions
Mr. Carey of Wyoming, made a strong plea LOT 'ho
sion Of the Territory which he represented ITO
,ordcd that its constitution had been adopted By
,hc free and fair vote OF the ctIehs ana '"V 10
nonu,oton wa, sufficient to cntc it to two scGltors
and one Representative In Congress, ana he deiehuc"
the provision Of the constitution OF the TERRITORY OK
tending thc right of suffrage to women lie said 'ht
President Harrison had cndcarcd himself I" me people
- wyoming BY observing the spirit Of the hep"Dn'
National platform respecting the appointment oil ler
rtor,l residents to Territorial Offices and Win moro
| manhood than his predecessor, saying NO u 'no
| Eastern office seeker. , ,
new states a. rapidly the increase oil popuia''on
I'm the Territories warranted. But he Insisted on o"ii
| inc a spade spade. The total vote OF wyoming anu
Idaho as les, than the vote cast In his own District
| Mr. oates. Of Alabama said that no new state had
ever come int, the Union the terms proposal III 'n''
,,s. that women we're TO have the right to vote ana
hold Office Woman suffrage had always been eA'
n.rimcntal and the judgment Of history was mat IL
wa, not wise to intru,t government to women 'oh'
Timing he said the bill had another new feature c'
,ohI.hing COMPULSORY attendance at school, lie was
opposed to this. uu,,,,
| Mr. Washington. Of Tennessee, hoped that wyoming
vould not. like c,ada. become a prey 10 so"''''
r,,r,,ions lie asserted that the people OF NNomh'
III ,,,cd ,hc provl. on of The Act Of organization
| limiting suffrage To- White male ah-lt-',
| Mr. Kelly ~ Kansas. cd NOT thlik ui'l 'Ilc ar
,-chcnsou, Of the gentlemen respecting Noihlil sui
rracc were well founded. lie would h"' he Iitu''
y women had seat, this floor and perhaps IL "ouii
result i'm hcn"ht: 8, 4, ,.,,,o,. q, ,hc idu and
d,nracd The civil and legal cnfranrli, cmc OF "oc'
| i'm all the states Of the | Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27

crmina, facilities and permitting the trustees to
ACQUIRE real estate for the purpose 1t speclhcahy
authorizes the erection Of new structures al points
north of the norhcry line of Concord ST. ana between
Adams and Fulton st,, in Brooklyn ana OF iai.roaa
tracks and structures to support them near the New
York terminus proper and convenient 10 PM mo
operation such an improved system OF moving tnhc
trustees may adopt ~ H. 80, ,
II dsclaim personal responsibility for the bill
said Mr. Jacobs, and am not sure yet "hc'ncr,
shau support IT, II came TO me from an unollcla
Source thoucl the trustees are probably aware OF
RrooLyn property holders. IT Is hintcd. who desire
to profit hv the improvements the bill would compc
are the prime movers in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
ro mAsrrx TIE rrslNrSs BEFORE THE SENArE.

Washington March 26 CSpccian.-rhc Republic
Senators have decided To- pu-h on the bu~lhc79 "o"
before. the senate as rapidly as possible ana every
effort Will hc made 10 dispose OF a. ''-t n'''.
dozen important bill, IN the next siN "ecNs' '"'
Anti Trust bill IT is hoped, Will come I" woe u"
morrow The other measures - be 'aIcn up "''o' ~
= nm, ~ the wav are the Dependent PENSION PM
,no administrative Customs bill the Land Forfeiture
hill the silver BILL aud The bills for the hdmi'''h ..
Idaho and wyoming state. Tie Worlds iair p''l
may he INTERCEPTED bctcwcn any two q" TINS il'' anu
4, National election measure Is al.o lhely 10 De- r.,
,or,rd and acted upon. 70 facilitate The Work ~
Inc senate Mr. EnmuudG moved todiN ila' aii'r
next Monday the session, begin at II O'clock, MA,
- If noon objection raised IL the lnlhonld' =
nsidctation If TN, resolution, and 1t went over un'1
t.,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
TO SHUT OFT BUCKET SHOPS ~ CHICAGO

Chicago. March 26.-Jndcc Iulcy this morning
rendered his decision In regard TO the petition ~ the
Board OF Trade asking for n modification of the IN
junction restraining the Board Of Trade from dis.
Containing It's quotations 10 the bucket shop men.
judge Thlcy decided that he would modify .hc IN
junction providing the Board OF Trade would acrce
Ia go ont Of the business of furnishing Quotations
The Board Of Trade regards this as an important
victory 1t Will discontinue furnishing quotations
on April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
rOr-yr DT NOyTERcOLE ~ POLICE cor RT

Philadelphia March 2G-Guiscrpc Carudl, Count
ii Nontcrcoe. was fined goo and cost, to-day by
Magistrate Clement and in addition was required to
furnish bail In 800 10 keep the peace because OF his
recent violation Of a city ordinance which prohibits
the pronScuous distribution Of circulars In the street.
lie wa arrested Monday while engaged In distributing
circular5 rejecting on HI, wife. who. prior Ia her
marriage was Miss Virginia Knox. Of PlttSbure. The
commits lawyer furnished the security and paid the
fine, and the count released from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
TIE SENATE FAVOR, TIE ELLIS ISLAND SIT

Washington March 26-ln the senate To-Day Ny
N,p,crson from the Committee on Naval \nairs r.
uor'cd A Joint resolution authorizing the secretary oil
the Navy to remove the naval magazine from Ems
Island in New York Ilarbor. and 10 purchase ,ite
(o~ and - erect. naval magazine At some other
Ioint Gud apprOprating $4,000 for the puip"ocl ana
the senate proceeded 10 consider II.
Nr. iliscOci moved 10 amend the resolution ly a1-
uropriaiius further Of - ZOO 10 enable Inc
sccI.farr Of the Treasury 10 improve ELS lshid Tor
in,nigratiou uurpo,c,. The amendment was agreed
in and he Joint resolution was passed.
Nr. EGInuuds moved an order that IRON ana aicr
Monday next the senate shall meet ~ II a. M.
Mr. Morgan Obicctcd TO IT, immediate fon-ld'rallon
and he mat went over until 10 morrow.
Nc--r~ Iiawlcv and GRAY appointed nv the
vice Pres idcnt members rf the Board al Nl>ilUS 10
attend the annual examination ol cadets at West loint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
AMENDING; TIE MEATINSPTCTION BILL.

Washington, March %. senator sherman day In
PRODUCED further amendment TO the Meat Inspection
bill reported by him some days from the Foreign
Relations Committee. 1t provides that sailed pork
and bacon shall no; be Inspected. unless the laws Of
the county which il is pulposcd to export ihe meat
require an inspection, unless the buyer seller or
exporter Of the meat desires an Inspection The bill
/. also amended 50 a. 10 make II nisdcncannr 10
counterfeit change, dcfacc destroy any of the III
.pcctiOn marks or devices