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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
TIE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL AMENDED
PRovIsO OBJECTED TO BY pE. "RhEN
STRICKEN OUT BY THE SENATE COMMITTEE
v,CATIoXS nor POSTAL. CLEEXS.

y
Washington. July 2s.--At the meeting Of the senate
Co,,r,,..c, on Postorecs and PostROods to-day, tue
po-,,l telegraph LII prepared at the ro,.ohc' Dc
o,r,meu, was again considered. Tho prOI.'o as 10
IN. eleventh section stricken oIi and uH'
amended the b)i VIII probably bc reported 70 IN
senate although no action was ta.cn to-day. >cct'h
H. with the prOvlso that stricken out. reads AZ
folloEs:
That nothing IN tn, act contained shan operate %
prevent any telegraph company iOm performing O"''
Provided. however tina. II sheU lot be mNfnI Iof
the contracting telegraph company o. cCmpanI,''
Ing the term u any contract lFoNlaN zoo 'e.'''' "
ly4ge dirccty Indirectly ~ tho SHE ol u >' ~
pyrt, election reports I,uIKct quotations. OT general
hcs, or ~ Interest IN "a" sale o. euch reports
nu,' alton. or ulc> /. rNt,Ou OF the ONhrf'HiI ~
any contract or a'rarStment Win an iciVlruA;' I'n
CON pauS or association engaged ~ ouc sale, h' "Ha
the service OF transmitting -nch reports PDy' 'li"' W
lows I'm he form Oi tclrrt;ns ~ rates W'ir -lAI c
u.lforu t. all Who NAV ,,~id -lch telegram, over TIE
line, OF the ,aid company or conpaHI'r.
II va, asserted b. Or. Grrel p,'- dent y. the West
EN- Union Company. IN his argument before ih' H"l
Committee that ms prov.so would operate to ''.I
ont hi, company from TIE Mddins FOR tl" ""F"rnn't
bu tho sad upon THIS being -hovn :" The commit r
Ia d,v 4 vn- voted that Tho proy!so lie stricken o-'
The b,n u p1t The csh; horr day IN operation 3D.
...tr,., II lie Gr-t AID -erd Glasses. I'D 10 tv"
tie c!-r4.s arccn days aauun leave. ha, been r"rr a.
10 senator Mcmillan. II :, Under ton AT u" Nh
report - uc neat meeting ~ inc committee u .N'.
't-,c,iou. A lW puylG'-c tl1t Be Hf'csu da't
.,. p- granted. lie r Kit hour I.ov!s.'A "'i. DO
a'nucou,d. ,....-.,-
.hc - ~ rty 10 Patrick -. Jplic, ald Thomas l..
lanes. - pos,f1a sfers a. ~" NOr. ttF, certain
,.rr.u'a-e nDon a." aTOunt distributed by ihrNi a.
discussing oinccrs for the erection Of The 'lV p'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
TIE st.xDRy CIVIL BILL N TIE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON July ga motion made hy Mr..
Cannon, Of Illinois. that tho House 60 into Committee
# the Whole for tie turtle: consideration Of The
senate amendments 70 the surdy CNl AppIopra-
ton bill, was ant3g0nizCd In tie interest Of D!-Tct
Of Columbia ccaIoI but prevailed tcas, 49, nav 5,
AZ Sir. burrows, Of Michigan, taking The CHAIR
The recommendations Of The Committee on Ap-
pronriatIon. were agreed 10 without much friction
the hone OF contention, the senate irrigation amend
mcnt being passed until the other matters were
disposed Of
Mr. Cannon made q strong effort 10 throw Into con
ference tie senate amendment Increasing the op
prOorat.On tor publication 81 the oicil records Of tno
VA OF ttc Rebellion from Sl52lOO TO f-"1,OJO. but
was defeated III" House deciding - concur.
without dspo-ius OF all the amendments q" com
~ az pt,-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
GREEN IPPLES AND ICE CGEIM
COMBINATIONS THAT ARE FILLING TIE HOS,
pGTAr. TENTS IL TIE STATE CAMP.

PITAL TENTS IL TIE STATE CAMP.
State Camp. Pcelshn July p Special" What
have you been eatnri7 asked the surgeon Of man
who was brought the hospital tent early this morn
ing making the ninth patient then IN the hospital
"Nothinga he Answered. and then added. cares
lessly. except a couple Of green apples aud sope
lcccram, and drank couple glasses Of milk and t%1
bottles of beer"
And yet tic man wondered why lie was i'll. JUST
after breakfast While returning 70 quarters another
man turned TO his compaui. and s9d;
81 have Just drank seven eas,c, Of milk
one hour later he was carried to the hos pital on
stretcher The men w.lD have been in camp 'hi> week
hold the record this season 40 least for Illness. and
the Oldest inalaut" cannot remember when In tho
whole history Of the camp the hospital has con-
taiued 50 man patient, "a at the present time.
Their, were nine nIyal.d~ a. 10 O'Clock this morning
,nd several more wer. carried ia before noon scyGai
were also DISCHARGED from the surgeons care. A.
matter of fact there more men i'm The hospital
THIS morning than k.'c been I'D II altogether sin''
the opening OF tie camp his seo,oA. Ihe r"SulAs
hospital would not hold them AL. 80 taat the V-s
which Is usually used lecture Aali Wa also 'u1ed
into q temporary hospital. The men are ab)nt nan
uud half from the Goth Regiment and the I'd Pr''i'.
.oraI Battalion None of the invalid, 8 seriously III
TODAY. but ..yegal OF them Were IA an eH,oeilnsy
lad r5rjit!ru l,t d. Int. ali fear, were entertained
,,, tt ui.rt .lr IKE, recovery of -,,c of the Weu
rne unca,iuc,, not ic!t on account al me ma
lllnc-, bu- on account cf complications winch Hl-.'
>r!,e from 1t while iac mcn were Ia edth Ne'A ,oi.'
lion The men IO not appear 10 be- an eNe'ttNe y
sturdy lOt no le-- Than oIr o. them were oNss.
cnr,c Tx tle heat un The march from tpc station at
,n, Iic,l, IA tue ra,uD OBJ SATURDAY. The present.
trouble seems 10 come iI -ey IRON ltdi,crctons sucl
as those mentioned. &:d wien mShl DC eApevtt
from A Ia; OF school boys, bat IL WpHld seem thae
soldiers ouelt - know better Mary Of them havo
lcarncd severe lt>Son lpHtrcr NL'R ttN are lIos
iLcly 10 soon FORGET. Tonight there Mc four ~
he men I'm TIE ho,pIa. WHO there la nl-ht ard
tnrcr rcy ylctim, r. rec mr4le.s oi tie ambulance
torrs are among the SICK ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

uoyns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, July 2,-rhe bond OTIS ''d4y'n';re
ra-.d al .o'@.7CO. rs follows:
Ecr,tcs,d four $4,000. s1"ap 10000. 5000.
-, rr, !. Ofp u apj. s..lOn. $4,000. .-..pl.
- 900 r1GO,J 500 OoU, 5-"o7p. F-o"0Vo, - 1000.
Ecsi IRA ,o,r end lalfs- $4,000. $4,000. 900,
rJcJO at lob g.
C,lpon four. 5000. 4 lGi.
Cotiroa four and a nah. $4,000 al 100 "a.
All the oilers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
ME-. GOULD AND THE KANSAS CITY STATION

MIR. GOULD AND THE KANSAS Ollh SlN4i'''
A cisp0tch published yesterday said that mi. "ou'1
tried 10 run lie line tlo union station al A@'
CITY, hue wac prevented By the measures "ktn bS S1"'
Master FISH rcfv-iig 70 tuIn switches I"' "N4'''
credited the Kansas CITY Wyandotte and t'"''-r'h
Nin an attempt 70 get into station lever sncs tn Inc
Lccainc Jay Gculd's property"
Mr. GoulI al tn, dispatch aud remarked that that was
nil he knew about IA, matter. In RESPONSE To- an inquiry
u, 70 whether he had secured control OF u' Io'o "
~ecentv ruo!tod, he said "iuu have secn no authority
,r,u n =, ~ that nave yDul an only Interested ~ DO
As a bondhudrr The road IS IN the hdl.' oi I''-''
and forcclosuro suit Is pending 4; the Instance oil u'
t,rm,r lotn and Trust Company don't know about 'S
bcinq needed by Missouri Pacac although j, '0N
tina: VIII probably rIow in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
,rpr,,rr EXTENSION oF APPROPRIATIONS.

Washln gton, July lit has become necessary, IN
view Of the fa.lure Of Congress 10 act GBaIs upon all
the regular appropriation bill., 10 provide fJr further
extension of the appropriations on the basis Of those
made last year: and Chairman Cannon, Of the Ap
preparations Committee. has been Instructed 10 report
to the House a JOINT resolution covering The matter
The bns tat remain undispOScd of arc the Sundry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
NEW BRANCH OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON

Troy y y July ga contract ha" O'en a"''u''
for the construction OF railroad from ADDISON junction
t. Tlcondrroga Village a distance Of tn ana hai i"',
with spur half mile ia length u IN, III" ." "o
Tieondcroea Pulp and Paper Company. WORK VIII o.
boom, \u,nst I and the road MIL ae finished IN about
three mouths aud half. The road has been i''N'u ny
the y, aware and Hudson Company for h'l 'he He''''
The cos: OF the road will Dee sjoCVV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Albany y. r. July os.-Gen' raj Nocnm. 8" the Brook
yn ard Concy Island Railroad, was bcf'i" tn' N'"""
Commits toner's this rnoon, asking ior PERMISSION y"
o ,h, road nv electricity across Ocean Parkway on
Conry Island whore they noY use horse power W.
po-ation Counsel jerks representing the Wo'"I'h "N
Copn sioncrs objected the gaDdle OF IN al"c'''"'
claiming that The Board OF laiiioia '"h"'' ~" $50
Jurisdiction this Parkway. jurisdiction L'"'" Vow"
solely In the Brooklyn Park be. a,tnoht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
r,.Nrrp RATS STILL rxADJvsTED.

Chicago July - ,spaciau-ru spit OF the ATOMS re-
auction, 70 twenty the wheat rate and pe cent,
or oh.r grain Kansas City 20 Chicago oil lines are
mil IN sug that the contemplate advance IA o'her rates
s,stbound from Cy viii ~ officially ordered ~
WEDNESDAYS meeting. The important matter Of lumber
rates II stu be adjusted, aud conclusion Al" pro"ot
- ,..ch.a by Wednesday. The matter Is wholly VI
,a,,vo r,tt between Northern and Southern pine The
competition s 80 to demand rate " about sin
,.nt, hundred CHER the yellow pine IN" point oil
d,.uute 4, now a. 20 whether tue southern rcad' Nd
charge tx or eight cents than TIC North III ."i4
IN, southern lines Insist making {" ntY-t"o cent
rate II the Northern lines advance to sixteen cent, "e
,hs Northern limos that the South m lines should
mako twenty -four cent rate. y compromise on twenty
three cent? VIII probably b. elected the Northern ih'S
d,cluc their rate 10 sixteen cents from the present ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
rAsrgorxp SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago july - especial Eastbonnd shipments $40"
total Of 56 1871 la.t week. against - ss tons w 'h VIZ
,,,,u., v,oa of 1850 OF the 80 b L. 10 tons
w, dressed beef, Michigan Central 'aTPnS 80 pr
cent the Lake Shore % pr cent and The Wala~ ,H"'"
Pacific onl - per crnt. or tht Hour IRAN ~" p'
vision trans rruns aud iak' Shorr each '"u
u rsr cent, Ga, Michigan Ceuua. Fort WAYNE di' "'
Plate each the Baltimore und Ohio. i0I and thc ran
Handle. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
wrsrcurSrre vyTERlyS GOING TO BOSTON

A meeting q: the Wcst'Lcst.r County Grand Army A.
s,c.At,,, wac held last night uc Vanderbilt Ho,c.
coud,r ,e Invitations tha had been cent to thorn h o."
Az xandcr iiumt,n the Judson kiioHck and 90" jnnc,
g Rico Post. u afatc with Hcu during IT, Natiol nl
encanpu'nt be held Ia Bo-ion on August H. - was
decided that the members should accompany any Of
the three posts y Bost0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

''' ,',a.,.t las -l,vlr ll.I. a.inX D."ii.DHr
'o' -. eo,,,aI huaid,y ui.al CO., -lie"t '> -.
loo ~ IN. ranged between - anl 2, des r's te
80, l,ipg 81, hif,er than on "a" corr''p '''hs
a,r last wear aud hI.hr, nan OH ,rl i, r,y
N't No.. mi. fo.chf b'r' W.. pll a. .o
~ 9hG w.. w,itLet wst siieat tcstna. changes A~
r,rnaDs a shower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
rorrTucr,ss PogrY,srFPs ArpoIyrrD.

Washington. July @o.rourti-olas' postmaster, have
been appointed a, follows:
ponu-rlvanla-u. WoozIcy, Hope Church; Mr.. A. .
,flNilNaIu,. Rock springs.
NcA. .rrr-. "a. >. Woods. Char'uti"lurs.
Sew url-J. ". GlirVy, North para
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
ntn nRLNKLNG NILK ELL Hep

The death Of May Goli-nith which occurred y"st"riar
manning at Plinaod y. j., 10 a.tlDctd 10 hilehgr
,,u., The attending pAysic aiIlm, -hc ,aueod
her own death By pcr--tns Ia the cXtaNssan ~" Of
nils The uin employed at Gar} and drank
quarts " mills Of tac richest quality : p'.tro,tcn
examination showed layer d ist several inrh"- 'k IN
closing thc heat m = close embrace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
rrDrcIyo cHIcAao.XEw.yoEK RATES.

Chcaeo JAY Is tsp,cla0.-1he Chicago 'on"'te' o.
he Central Traffic Association coneuiH n' - VIZ 80!
IN. conference of Chairman blanchard WITH the ~ lou'
Ina. and ,,d,v r.,uc,d the basis, Chicago to Nrw-Nofk
"a a crrts taking effect August 1. Tine present. basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
..ouuJpoRE McCANY An ACTING REAR Nd

, wa.ningt DO. July 2-.-Commo'orc william T. We
cam Ia, been appointed an Acting Hcir d''.ri.. anu
ordered 10 hoist his fas on board TIE Ici.'''ia
Augast (. lie MI sail soon afiorVari for ii' @'nt
Atlantic station which he IT, t. cor.mrni ~" sGufd
rou i'm thos- water. VII consist II tie Pei >i'o.d IN"
rallapo,ss che Enterprise and tie Essex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Washington. July 2,.-Thc Director 81 the Hiat TO
day authorized the shipment Of 100000 m F,d bag,.
iu exchange for gold coin. This nal", thc t"Jl valuc
oi tho gold Lsgs shipped since June J" s',D''OouV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
TAKECH AMPLAiN

For Ia,;c Champla'n tale nat sc ial tram, ~" r.;
Vow York Central, leaving Grand lSENal H,.o.''nrei
~ oo - ~, no D. M ana !. 60 Midnight, ei panf
Win elecaut Wagner drawing room ana sis'f"
cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHARGES AGAINST TIE PAN!IANDL

CHARGES AGAINST TIE PANHANDLE.
Chicago. July % (speclaD.-C'lef inspector raul T.
Rainier Of the Joint Rate a7d Inspection b"f'a" u
day IN long and detailed report charged inc ran
handle line Of the Pennsylvana with the hiuP"ii,o"
of rates extending period OF several moi'"''
lie quotes figures at length the coke tame giving
car NUMBER date OF shipment and conNShee. 10 tie
Illinois steel Company alone he gives hs"rVS Oh
1G40 cars OF coke and charges that on these cars u'
Panhandle reduced the rate 10 the extent of T42i 80
The Panhandle, Fort Wayne, Lake shoF'' ba''io'" '"
Ohio. and Chicago and Atlantic are all cohpeuoo's
for this coke traffic The Panhandle gopoiec INC
lions share continually. An investigation was le'
set on foot with the above result. The maHipaiauol
was in all cases done by charging IN" Hl'hoS 'p''i
Company the proportion Of the through ra~ 70
Chicago Instead Of the local rate the I reg, ahl n
TO Chicago is ~ 70 TN, Joliet taxing tlc tIl.d1p
rate The proportion Of the through rate t. Chco Is
az 35. All the bills ~ ladinR read 10 tnciE9'
"dcstined 30 Joliet" OF the $40 cars IneluNici;
52l were turned over to the Alton road to be s"tehea
b. local mills Of The Illinois steel Company; Mr.
Rainier eHonerstes the Alton from all STAR ~ S Sv
manipulation however, as IL was inp)Ssbie lor Ilu
road to know what rate the coke took to Cucaso or
t. charge more than regular switching rates Oh uio
coke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

In the diagram contnGou, ~ ~, - sssss
Signal Service station At hi' p ; sun Duldn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
TIE DRESSED BEEF AND CATTLE RATE WAR.

THE DRESSED BEEF AND CATTLE hNlH "'''
Chicago July ~ (SprcHlI.--Ihe total loss ~ l'N'n" !"
rroad tn rcduccioao IA dressed Deer ana '''''
1, mounting up % formidable lfutrS f"F u'' e"
weeks Of the wnrsrJ the total hlo been ul5 S'1ooOV
III this from REDUCTION OF fifteen cents III "'e
dressed bcof rate and ten cent? Ia the cattle rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29


Richmond. Va, July 2S--The Rev. Dr.. Theoderies
Pryor fatier Of General Roger \. PRIOR died AZ ais
home in Nottaway County las, night the Of eighty
.ix year, H. was the oldest m,abcr ot the East Han
over Presbyt.ry and probably the Oldest Pre'byteran
diYino IN Nirglnin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
RAILWAY RATES FOR THEATRICAL coMPANIIs.

RAILWAY RATES FOR THEATRICAL 'OMfANii.7'
u.,,t,o,o, rrIv Representative Mason. from tAe
Committee ON Commerce today reported Dill rs SUD-
stlte Tor ar measures which have been s'o'' ''t rom
Mite. relative 10 tie rates given theatrical COMPANIES
travelling in parties. In report. the commute sly
- would be only an act Of justice 70 permit railroad COM
a,ics 70 make special rates whore parties OF seven or
more travel over lines IN direction tho same Us
I, they were 10 return By the same line This amend
nent 70 the interstate law would not only p'si' "aiE
cal mr. other companies when travelling % secure from
~, ,l,,ols sp.rlal rates but would give farmers ner'
hao, or any societies the benefit Of special rates WHERE
..,,n or more travel from to the same point Inc
,on,,,e calls attention 20 the fact That under te pro-
posed bill any person may uaVe' WIN NE '""''' W
,,,e an tho oo0.ulle t!cket and II for any ten
,ol. together while the theatrical people d. not nave
that benefit The proposed amendment, the committee
adds. + not solely ia the interest Of The th' atFcs CON
psnles aud IS no more beaehs to them TIA" u'e s'"'~'
uulIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

il be regretted that many mothers do no. com
Of Melin's Food until Their infants are III
TINS io0d il IN mind, IL medicine and
g. uot Lae,ded primarily for sick babies II Is the best
artificial 1ood Tor boh healthy and feeble inianLs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
,;ixsiiourS 10 Washington.

The fa.test trains in America are IN service between
New ORR Phad iphla Balt or" and Washington via yer
sey Central Reading ana u. AID ~ Reads Station toet
W Libcrty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
TRADE s s S MARK.
q Household Eavorite.

young girl here had been suffering for l. years with
blood diseases unt she had los: the Of her limbs and
was subject to many troubles incident to the disease Ths
physicians declared her ncurablo and predicted a,
her life would = speedy end. After taking 5 s. ).
she rccupr'td fast that It plain that she had ob.
tanned lease He. and she continued 70
grow better until her permanent cure is assured Many
ocr Patients ia hospitals have obtained signal benefit
from 5. 5. s.. and quit fayorite our
louise. TIE ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL,
Highland III.
Treatso on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

IS 80 cents Corresponding reductions follow 10 all
board and intermediate points. The pFo,aent opinion
hat this rate Will not DE- advanced this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
KIND OF RAILS FOR TIE THIRD.AvE. CABLE

KIND OF RAILS FOR THE THIRDANE. CABLE
Albany July q (Spccial).-There was hearing Oiore
Nh. State Railroad Commission this afternoon to determine
what sort Of rail Third Avenue Railroad Company oi
Ncw.York must lay which 10 operate It's caoe cars
The Commission had previously advised the company ta'
IL should use a groove rGl. To this the company oo'
jeccd and asked permission to use the giucf tuh ran
such "a IA being lad the Madison Avenue Io1d a"Hs
Fuurth.ave Edward Iautrhach, counsel l. H. li3"''
ALL A. en- iacer, and Henry Hart and LOUIS Lyon N'e
present 1--WE don't want the groove rail-" MI I'NVT-
bach said ut win be impossible TO keep IL free ron
snow and tee Ia winter and dirt throughout the year INV
rail we desire to use Il satisfactory 70 the D'a'" %
Public Works. 40 cable rosd In the country uses ue
groove rails It + mpracucabe."
Mr. Iar,orboch sJid that the Commission lnSis''O
on the groove rail the company asked pfFNi"''" 70 %
an, win an openinR Of aad On.eishth inches TOM
missioner Hog,Is sld that IN EuGalo there were seven III
milo. q, rrovc ra in and had proved ''''''
NJ ILpltal 4ad that tie cor, over IL N'FV "Fi' Wy
hot.e, and that thr rcphyrs from the LAKE kept IL ce'
Mr. Ilchtau said that mca'llrc- were b'hS ~Ae" ~
,r.ycut accidents from cntangement Of the eaD" 'hu
ria, there void he signal, at every thirtFNc ''N '
rccl Win the cnglne.house. He submitted pans VI ."'
phil structure n tramways IN London ava Fnii- VIM
were widely different the groove Tan r"coaeu'a oy
tho Commission The Commission reserved lie aec's0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
THE ST. pAuL,s GENERAL OFFICES MOVED

Chicago, July % (specIlD.-The Chicago milwaukee,
and/St Paul Railroad Company began business tins
morning In It's now general Offices In Chicago havIhB
transferred them from Milwaukee TO this city Inc
new quarters are IN the Rand McNally Building IN
Monroest. where they occupy the entire Second ana
third floors. Tie Increase Of Chcaso's population D!
this move VIII reach nearly, II not quite, loo as Ne
tween 80 and 300 employees aud 0hcer' Of INC ryiH
with their families accompanied the change Oh h'Sio
quarters from Milwaukee 10 Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23

island %, 99l; total. s2s,6l9. Net receipts,
79S. III uplands, %, 99l sea islands.
Coastwise exports fir m Savannah for
1889 value SIS, 2SS, 0SS ~; foreign exports,
value S27, 6O4. 34l.
Imports, port Of Savannah, for 1889,
S4SS. 1896.
Vessels entered and cleared from custom
house. 1889: Total entered and cleared,
foreign: Vessels. 637; tons, 449, 9Sl; crew,
1886. Coastwise entrances, 40 vessels,
SOL, 453 tons, crew Is, $40. CoastwiSe clear
ances, 395 vessels, 539, 993 tons, crew 49,
sos. Total coastwise, S04 vessels, ,l01. 446
tons, crew 81 ,05l Total foreign, 637 YES
sells, 449, 9Sl tons, crew 1856. Grand total,
l Al vessels, 1.55l, 3U tons, crew 1887.
Value in dollars of exports and imports
confined strictly TO value Of exports and
imports which have a direct bearing upon
our waterways transportation: Total ex-
ports. $62 s92, 429; total imports, $50, 062,-
40; total. Sl17, 955, l39
Receipts and shipments of naval stores,
1889: Spirits, ia, S6S barrels; rosin, 61O, 1902
barrels. Total value, 8, 1858, 054.
Such, Mr.. Editor, [ take from the mayors
report of 2S6 pages. The elder can see at
a glance what Savannah is dong in the
way of business. With wise legislation on
the part of our city fathers, the continued
prosperity of Savannah is assured.
49, r, III. o,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAys
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY,


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. EAST.
- EkN DIVISION OF THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA In Admiralty =
Whereas, libel in rem has been filed on the
18th day of July instant, in the District
Court of the United States for the Southern
District of Georgia by F. NJ. DART ct al,
owners steam tug U. DART, against the
Norwegian bark SIRENE. now living at
Brunswick, in the said district, and against
all persons lawfully intervening for their
interests therein, in a cause Of salvage
civil and maritime, for reasons and causes
IN the said libel mentioned and PRAYING
the usual process and monition in that behalf to
be made; and that all persons claiming any in,
terest therein may be cited to appear and
answer the premises; and that the said Nor.
wegian bark SIRENE her tackle, apparel,
furniture and cargo may be condemned and sold
To pay the demands OF the libellant.
Ana, whereas, a warrant of arrest has been
issued on the said 18th day of July, under the
seal of the said court, commanding me to attach
the said Norwegian bark SIRENE. her tackle
apparel, furniture and cargo, and to give due
notlce 10 all persons claiming the same to
appear and answer and make claim thereto,
New, therefore, do hereby give public notice
to all persons claiming the said Norwegian
bark SlRENE, her tackle, apparel furni-
ture and cargo, or in any manner inter-
ested therein, that they be and appear al
the Clerks office of the District Court of the
United States for the Southern District OF
Georgia, in the city of Savannah, on WEnNES-
DAY, the both day Of July next, A. D. 1890, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, then and
thereto interpoSe their claims and to make their
allegations in that behalf
Dated ut Savannah, Georgia, this 18th day of
July, 1890. W. z. CORBETT,
United States Marshal, District of Georgia
BY L. j. LEAvY, Deputy.
GARRARD g. MEIDRIM,
Proctors for Libeant.