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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

WANTED Employment by an honest.
w sober. and industrious Young Man, to
take care of horses and do genera, work Re-
ferences given. Address THOS. Oh NEY,
Eastport. A A County, Md.e
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25
WANTS, FOR SALE, &c

We will insert In thas coIumn adverttss
menta OF Wants, For Kent, For Sale, Lost.
w0Wnd, &C., not exceeding four Itnes. ONE
w EEK. or leess for 30 Cent?.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

TOR RENT-Three pleasant, bright
II and con Portable ROOMS in very desira-
BILE art of the city. near the NRV 4 Academy.
For particulars apply at this office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

HzanY s.l.scnS are broken
down irom over,Forx or household cares.
Browns lr0a 81 ers Rebuilds the
system aids digestion, removes excess OF biles
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

I OST-In going from the valAcaslemy to
IL Charles. Conduit, Cath dral or Duke of
GlouceeJ street, Lady's gray Crocodile skin
CARD CASE. Liber..l reward II left at the
Capital Office. oc20w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

ESOR sALE-A GOOD BUILDING LOT
in desirable location. For particulars
apply 10 this Office. o24
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

LNOR RENT.-A NINE ROOM CON-
IL venient HOUSE Ia a good ne ghborhood.
n Inn Apply "a Green street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

WANTED--ONE HUNDRED PAIR PIG-
w EONS. Call or ADDRESS stating price.
OF 63 Charles Street, Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

EOR SALE--A first-class and renumerative
II retail BUSINESS in the City OF An
napolis Address, "A b. e." CAPITAL Office
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

ESoR RRNT-A SIX ROOM HOUSE No Is
II Primes Ge rye Street Good Yard. Ap
ply to e. A. SHJUURDAN, AZ Hano er st.
Annapolis. Md OH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

GREAT BARGAIN.-LADY'S PHAETON.
NJ Cheat for cash. Can be seen at Vansant's
Stables. West Street. o2p
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

l. UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Ap-
4 ply ~ the Office OF the CAPlTTL. o2p
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

TWENTY-FIVE MEN on Fishing Creek
Farm ear Thomas Point. Pay Every Week
Apply on tho Premises, 10 142t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

West street, opposite the Bank 70 the
place to buy your low quarters: button
CATERS, slippers, and ladies and Misses
shoes Of all kinda
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

WANTED.-AN ACTIVE MAN for each
w section Salary e55 te 800. to locally
represent successful N. Y. Company incor-
Jewelry. ETC.. to consumers at cost. Also q
Lady Of tact. Salary $40, 20 enroll members
10000 now enrolled. 500. 900 paid int.-
references exchanged. Empire Cooperative
ASSOCIATION tcFedit well ratedl Lock Box 8 20
NY. 5-T
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

E0R RENT.-Three Furnished ROOMS
4 for rent No so Conduit Street. SO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

YTANTED AN ACTIVE, HONEST NAN.
w Salsry &lO0 onthly If suitable with
lv responsible New York house. keferen
ces. MsNUFAcTUaER. Lock Box 1885. N. Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25

A GENTS--Mark Twain's last book will pay
"A you better than any other this Fail. l0-
O00 already sold. Every one likes il. Will
sell splendidly for Chris mas. Our workers
sell from hfteen to forty copies a week.
Write pro- PITY to A. J. POTTER Manager
care Of g. y. Webster & Co.. E. st th Street.
New York. o8
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-25
q FOR RENT. q

The HOUSE No. Ios Hanover Street. after
October lss. 1890 Apply al No 5 Church
Circle. e
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Ntvy INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Dec 3l-Command'r II. G. Taylor has
boou ordered t. command The Alliance" Jsnnary 10 Cap
t,lr Ge,rgo II pcfkiL, 90 command the Omaha. per
steamer January Il nest, r'"e' Ing captain ). l. Nc
Xoir who ha, bc'1 ordered homci Lieutenant Gr1r+'
/ DVcr to the Charleston; Ensign w >. SINS 10 t'
Satatoaa; Assistant Engineer T.. W Bartlett 20 oN
animation for promotion Commander T.. G. Merriam has
bccl detached froI, the Ne"-Y"rk Navy YARD ana or
d,od to command the receiving ship S. Louis Lieu
tenant g. g. Cplnns from special duty at san Fran
disco and ordered the Alhatro.s Ln-ien g. +. Bio"
ffori Che New.Yotk Hydiographic Once aud ordered
10 the Charleston; Ensign T. X lin from duty In The
Coast Survey aud placed waiting orders; Assistant
Naval Constructor s. W. Armistcad from n Ncw.Y"-k
navy yard duty at South Boston; Assistant FnPine"l
f. W Bartlett from duty at the Michigan Military
Academy and placed waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
THE 1ocAL RA1LpLAYERg cLrB At WORK

A special meeting Of the local baseball Players
League club was held at the Office Of Henry l'~on'
No 100 Broadway, yesterday morning. Those
,rosoni were Postmaster Cornelius Van COu President
F. f. McAlpn. Edward Talcot. John VI. Ward ana
r. ] Keeic II was decided 10 issue a call for tho
immediate paying in Of 90 per cent of the capital
stock Of the local club Mcssrs. Van Cott, Tacott
and Kocfe we're appointed committee to supcrln-
fond The drawing up of plans and specifications for
Inc new grounds at one hundred ana my -eNcnth ~
nd Fiphtn-avc and t0 receive bids Tor the grading
~ The grounds and the erection OF The necessary
camc of baseball viii be played at Washington
Park BroOllyn this afternoon, between picked nhc>
from New York ana Brooklyn. go go A., mi,
r. J. Kecic says that he will furnish the omcai
hall 10 the PLAYERS League three years nee, ana
denies u,o,t cmplaticay tnat he paid or offered any
/ )ncy consideration for the privilege. lie las hpIl
Ing to with the guide book and merely Du iof 'hc
Philadelphia Dec. 3l.-At a meeting Of the i"arur
Committee on Players. consisting Oi M's'i. l'"l-f
II, rnc and Reach held tins afternoon Long anu Ch'
ven allotted to Boston and Hamilton % Plhi tl?l'
noth cIuIs had claimed The men, under agreement
xith thc owners OF the Kansas City tcan
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
COLEM4N'S DESIGNATION ACCEPTED
MAYOR GRANT SEND, \ PROMPT ANswEE-THI
COMMI ssIoNER's OFFER

MAYOR GRANT SEND, \ PROMPT ANSwEE-THi
COMMI >sIONER's OFFER.
Mayor Grant was rather surprised to receive Com
missioner Colcmans letter Of re-, enaton. lie promptly
had thi, letter sent 10 tie Comm ipucr Yesterday by
his secretary
an directed bv the Mayor to achuo"lcdee h" receipt
OF your communication barring dat December 80. and to
notify yon accepts your resignation. ~ take clect
upon the appointment Of your successor.
THOs. G.. r. GRAIN.
In the afternoon the Mayor received this rcply from
tho Commissioner
In connection with NY lottr u rn-irlalon which !
sent you Yesterday ] b.l 20 add that Will be- pleased to
receive The p.on whom you appoint 10 h the posi-
toq Of Comm. Street Cleaning and To stay week.
with him without expense to The city to give him "l the
d.,al. r.r.aining TO tne oncc !. =. COLEMAN.
The Mayor said he had not made up his mind ~
to whom he would appoint 10 the vacant Office a.
the resignation, taking him 10y surprise, had not gwen
him time 10 consider the subject fully. There were
numerous runOrs to the probable app"lntcc. Ih"~
,poke Of Jacob ScabOd. leader oi III" Iammany force
i'm The Twenty third Ward. and who was Deputy
Corlmissio under Mr. Coleman ia l7-0. and cN
Police Justice John McQnadc. cN Judge John ReilN
and CA senator George ". Plunklit Comml- >l"ncI
Coleman when seen yesterday afternoon. eaid h'
had nothing 10 say on the subject 0ihcr thdh Whdl
he had expressed in his letter 60 The Mayor
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
TIE DAY Ar THE THEATRES.

al tho pl,v houses except the star will begin
tbo ucw wear with two performances. ia"
most important attractions are stu the thr'o
fine shake pcarcan productions. At DaF 3
Theatre As You Like It. viii BE- seen again
after it, subscription night rest. both afternoon ana
evening. and nothing more bright and JOYOUS could be
found for the beginning II the year. klcIlai" MINIS
field Will give a matinee at lalmer's Theatre TO-DAY
. toad ~ Il, morrow As prc,IOu.lv announced. The
lll for both afternoon aud evening B, hing h'Htln
ILL., Another merry play for A holdaN, as eN'lt
i.sly knows j, Twelfth Night when MISS Hit,h'
Waiuwrl.ht and her company VIII give t"lcc al the
Iif,h Avenue Theatre. There are plenty ot "tl'r
rl,,. of an sorts suitable 10 al tastes ana morc OF
ic-- arprppfatc 20 the holiday time ana nd on" WIH
is .i-,d To- enjoy the day or the evening ncc1 IaN
opportunities e. do 80. , - ,r,o..., a.
There NiII De- uo matinee AZ the star Theatre, as
Miss Davenport does not wish to undergo the sTd'H
of playing La io,ca7 eight times In Week
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RATE.CUJTING IN THE NORTHWEST.


SLASH BY THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL-MAN'
AGER BARLow'S STATEMENT
Milwaukee, Dec. 31.-NOtce Of a reduction In passeh'
ger rates between St. Paul and Chicago. corresponding
70 the cut made by the Chicago. Milwaukee ana II.
Paul and the Chicago, burlington and Northern. has
been issued by Traffic Manager Barlow ana Assistant
General Passenger Agent Echsein. OF the Wisconsin
Central As in the case Of the other roads. the reduc
too takes effect tomorrow and 0ny affects south ana
east hound rates The notice is dated December ID
from which il IS evident that the ratecutting an
nounced Yesterday not altogether unexpected
Referring 10 the charges that the Wisconsin oehr"
caused the dissolution Of the Western states passenger
Association, and precipated this rate war, Iraihc
Manager Barlow said
THE Wisconsin Central refused to file It's cohtrac's
because the other roads in the ASSOCIATION laea "
file statistics OF their passenger traIhc. IN case I"
was found desirable or necessary 10 make An cquaL
;ion of competitive traffic. Il 10 be done on inc
basis furnished by these statistics All oi tle Nor.
western lines have arrangements with the TRANSATLANTIC
steamship companies and they contract TO transport
whole stacks Of them. 600 or 700 at umc' lhro"1n
rates arc made from European ports to -. fau'' anu
from st. Paul to European ports. and, whIe uro"sh
tickets are not sold, the cmi1rant receives Ger
entitling him on arrival in YORK TO raliroa ,
nortafion a his destination. In taxing Iaec PaiS
ihe steamship company might accept le,s uI,n ,,s
rates for the passage, ana, WHic Ilc ~
rates would not thereby be Affected "ouiu pc =, a
reduction from the regular through tarh ana "oui.
have the appearance OF manipulation. we 90 ~. Uoe
antlcinotc thc ratc-cuttng Will extend Dcyohu ''o
81 Paul and Chicago business
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
GLOW
HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FUND.

u
The following additional amounts were Tpo'teo
rs received Yesterday by Charles Lanler' treasurer
No Il Nassau st. ON account of the Hospital satuf-
d,v ana sunday Collection:
From churchc,-IIoly Trinity, Episcopal. SAIL; thth
,>.uu, Pres, ytoran s302 ST. Paul's Methodist. 800
New jerusalem swcdenborgan. ss3 lS Madison Avenue
u,u.t AZ 30; - stephens Episcopal. ga 81 Temple
cafes of Hope $40; Central Baptist 81 O3 81 Pahis
Morri.au.a Episcopal sl5; Grace, West Farms Episco-
mi sl IL: St Thonas's Chapel SUNDAY school Epi>co-
n,l so 40. Wilson Mission. s0i St stephens. Fear
River III 30.
FOR the Womans Fund-Mrs. John w Auchincloss.
$50 Mrs T. Iaut,rbach. SO Mis-. II. Hermann, 80 {;
Mrs George Macculoch Miller, 500 Miss Kate S Flint.
rl0. Miss Sarah ]. Van Slcklen, s. member OF ST
Elizabeth Guild 80 Mrs. l.. Ketcham, 50 Mrs Henry
b. Barncs. -.
personal and ccncra-John S. Lylc $3.50; John Wolf.
-l0O: IL j Baker Brother. 90 NJ Neboh Lodge.
g. and 4 NJ $25 IIcaycnrich. llirschbeIg a Co. and
.nuioycs ;23 % John Benjamin $40; Gregory Ballou
4 Coz 81 30; Adolph Huebsch Lodge. / o. S. D.. 80 {;
Metropolitan Lodge l. o. S. B., $3 Total up to date.
~ 800.
\ manager of the Presbyterian Hospital. who was
asked Yesterday by Tribune reporter how their
q95oOOO subscription getting on, said that The
recent collections In the presby terian churches were
not for this fund Beyond some $4,000 pledged by
members of the Board Of Managers nothing has Yet
been done toward raising this sum. lie added that
statements published lately That the conditional gift
of S2jOOOo made by John = Kennedy, are entirely
Unauthorized.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
rHrv4RIyE CONFERENCE ENDSITS goEK
WORDS or GENERALIZATION PErcEpE THE
rINAL ADJOURNMENT.

WORDS O4 NDN'lN N 1 4@N'i't'
TINAL ADJOURNMENT
Washington Dec 3I-Tle international Marine
Conference was called to order THIS morning at II
O'Clock by Admiral Franklin. and from the beginning
of the session il was evident that an adj urnncnt
sine die would Dee reached q day.
The report Of Tie Committee on General DIVISION
lO-rcportiug wrccls and removing danIeFou'
ob.trurtiOn,- was laid before the Conference. Dele
gate Mln-inc Of Germany. -uecc,tcd that As the re-
port wa, read each para graph be discussed but TINS
propo>itlon did not meet with the approval OF the
conference. Delegate Gray, of Great Britain, t'cn
ved that the report be adopted and this va, done.
The report of the Committee on General DIVISION
II was then read and motion Of Mr Han
Of Great britain, was adopted. TIL, report com
Melted tie labor, Of the Conference begun last october
Mr. Hall arose. and m graceful -p"ecL offered .
resolution that formal and cordial vote % tia"h'
be pnc,ed t. Admiral Franklin for hir 'ourtcDu-, az
ana impartial conduct a, pFc,ldiue OH cr "a lh,
conference The resolution va, Unaulmon-Iy adopted
amid much applause. and Admiral Franklin athn"|l
edged the hish tribute paid him by Nr Han %, ID
urc.idiue officer I'm a few WOrd-. pu notion oi ~.
Sovcking Of Germany. vote Oi thanki Wa rendered
thc attaches and secretary O the conference for the"
a.,iduou, attention 10 dutc5 ia faDlain- th' WoIA
of the conference Admiral Franklin tcn read 4
communication from the secretary Of stat" auihurl/
ing him 10 adiourn the conference whenever Ir
fnrtcr In -inc-s 10 be codcrcd he announced the
adjournment Of IN" COugfc-~ ~inc G'c.
MANY OF the fogcgu delegates VIII leave here Tor
their home, 10 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
4 LrMLcrS WEE SrES roR SEPARATION.

The wife Of civil Justice Thomas T.. Murray has
brought suit through her lawyer, \. Zach OF 40 229
Broadway. for separation from her husband she
ask, - a week alimony. When seen last evening
40 her humc No. 30 West Thirty ninth ST., She said
That tho they were married on June 0. 1857. ON
June .. 1---. her baby born. and I'M August ol
that wear she left her hu ,baud account of his
cruelty ~ september she brought suit for separation.
Police Justice Henry Murray, her husbands father,
-1d that If she would give up the suit he would sec
that she wa, provided for The conditions were that
the father should be allowed to th' child three
times = week. aud this part Of the agreement Mrs.
Murray said she had kept Her husband, however
allowed her only 10 week. she declared, and she
her.
Justice Murray could not be at his home last
night.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
c,ru.rc NEW YEAR, EVE SERVICES.

Tie usual Ncw Years Eve service, were heid laN'
evening In many Of the Roman Catholic Churches
ia the ,it. The one in the Church OF -. Francl'
Xavier. Iu West ~iAtecuth It., being especially I'M
pre- t',c and largely attended. The handsome
decoration, of Christmas lad not been taken down.
Tie music. by choir OF sixty boys and men, included
the SINGING of the prulienta palm Ni-cfctc'
meant cNUrc-- ION of sorrow Tor the SINS com
mlftcd during the year that Wa closing. inns wa
followed hY tie " Ic Dcum,' aud at the close ot uo
..r,,c tii, louciirton of the blessed sacrament wi~
gwen, Archbishop Couinu ofchiluE. Ihrrc Wri'
al, Sew Years EVc services loo IN" thur'h Of the
Mo.i Holy Ecdccmcr iu West Thrd-t.. m the church
of IT, john the Baptist. m West Ihrtcih.-t, ln Tie
Church of St EonUacc. Forty seventh = ana second
oyc and I'm the Church II the Assumption. IN West
Forty ninth 81. ht which the Rev. Anthony h.
schMenIgor prcachcd an elOHucnt sermon.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
-. r,,r or,sr or AZ ELEVATED ROAD.

Chicago. Dec. 3l.-Thc story is revived here 70 'h'
effect that the franchise granted hy the civ Tor al
elevated railroad through the -'uth dlv 'i'n J, j.
reality speculation t."t Ac point aimed '' ' ".''
rr,nariIy The cirriu- of cts passenger p"' ''
furnish terminal flote, in hc heart oi the CIV -.
ore or inr, Eastern tn.nN I'c- ''l''''.''', ."
, ,.,, i. rr.-i.-- With the Canadian
- , ,.. baltimore and ohio roads. II is
,,..',cI that the former should 1t be able to secure
,ti entrance to the CITY. would build INC i a,I" y,
w,b'..,, 10 "a connection With thr ci'S @,'i l'' ~
& i,i,ip,o,.. and ohio b. more .l''H l., ,"'iv n,vo
T,t v.,y ti,u the other a, it VIII crc ,gS: - nnE
TO give up IL entrance "''. '
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
LISTENING ro rRIyIry's CHIMES.

The whole Of lower Broadway and broadway's
dc street, were throngcd last night with a huge
crowd Of people. numbering many thousands. who
were making their way 10 odd Trinity church to hear
the bells play the New Year in. Tho roadway and
pavement, boz front Of the church gates were mad'
almost iuua--abn bv the dense. -urgns.
,wayiue ma, of humanity. cheering, singing and
almost drowning the chime of tie bells with me
storm of topt- they sent up 10 the -hc>. Tie Blue
Icll, ~ scotland "Od Hundred and other airs
played by the bells were received with prolonged ap
uiar~c and a. II O'Clock reached and passed tho
6ie crowd quickly -prcld itself homcward nio all
part, Of tho city,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
PRESIDENT LORD RESIGNS
SUCCEEDED BY FRANK JONES As THE HEAD VI
THE BOSTON AID MAINE

Roston Dec 31.-At the annual meeting OF bo'-
ton and Maine Railroad directors To-Day rrc'iuo'
oorre G. Lord rendered his resignation 10 take erect
to morrow The resignation was accepted ana fra"
Jones Of Portsmouth, was unanimously e"o'o" "'
successor The directors transacted large ai'ou"'
Of routine business, but the matter OF cohsooau"n
with the Eastern road was not mehtlohc1' nc,.,
was any meeting OF the Consolidation Oo'n'hl'Voo
called. , r,-itor4 I ord the
Do.ton and Maine Railroad Company dlIcclyIn wv
to put ON record their testimony To inc dpliIS an
fidelity with which the affairs OF the '0mpaS pSi lih''
ioi rinistcr,d hv him and their grateful apprecla
lion nf the pcr.CnaI kndlinc,s which has ,naa .cTNc'
his relations with every member OF the Boanl'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
TIE SOrLETY OF CHTRCH HISTORY

The American society of Church History. which
met IN II. Iaul'+ Methodist Episcopal Church. al:
Fourth ave. and Twenty second It., adjourned yc,tcr
,iay morning. 10 meet In Washington next December.
Dr. PHILIP Schan gave an addro,s "Thc Theology
of Dantc's Divine Comedy, Dr. \. II. Lewis. on
Tile Corruption, of Chr- -tianity through Paglnl,m
During the First Two CCnturic-', Robert Shicl,, on
Communion Tokens. and the Rev. !. VI. Ne
Elvain ON Relic, II Early prc,bytcrianl~m lE
Mlryhud.' The following members Acrc elected
rhr Rev. Dr. \ Lowry and NJ j. Cramcr and tho
Rev. j. g. DcNIu-.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
.rr,e.ss,lrS lr THE corroy EXCHANGE.

The sale, NJ future contract, IT the Ne" YORK
Cotton Exchange for the year ending December 81
1--9. were as follows: January. l"o62oo bal"N' f'p
riarv I512 100 bales. March. 22- 900 bales April
-aG 800 balc,. May .72-. 800 bales June O-6.'oo
t,ie.. f,lv ooi 900 bale: August 1.316.1OO bale,
-ruc,nlcr i25l.OOO bale, October. 2i'HooO bale
november 22l 200 bales December. Ill 500 bale,
nt,I -C-:,3OO ba.- sale, of spot cotton, 3Jo,52i
bale: cA ports, 92O.-5l bale.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

-, noe .l, At e meeting Of representatives.
.,,o c,t,,o, and Alton. rli..oui Pacific wabash
1,.r,-o burlington aud quincy ~ Louis ana al"
rr,9ri.co yandala. and Illinois Central l'-''f''! a.
,, .f.ol tlrt "a -cn-cr rate, ont "i ~. ~, u.
nA' l,r, f0ru'ofiy controlled bS tl.e now drilh'
lM' '1I'' '1I't , p,..uc,f ,s.ocAtlou should De- main
,,,cd f.r thirty da,~. or until TIE p'- -,l'hVs o"''
'.,,,e ,,,,,, A uc.y organization and AGREEMENT
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
PIC nrcep,sE1y TIE PUBLIC DEBT.

Washington Dec. 31-It is estimated at the Treasury
DEPARTMENT that there has been decrease Of nearly
81 900 900 in the public debt during the month ol
December. 1ms make, to'ai r''"'"o" Io' '''
first half Of the present fiscal year Of t2iO'1Gld as
o,.,.,d with a reduction Of S31 .j32 .399 during
fhe corresponding period Of the previous >cal ycr.
The reduction for the calendar year ending 10 u,E
X ss1 AZ 253 acainst reduction OF $9l ,536, -
Tor ihn cnlcnGar NCnr lto-.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
FILING A MORTGAGE FOR 81 100000

Springfield H. Dec. 81 (spccial).-Ihc 'eVe'an"'
Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 Louis ka'Ir"au 'onp'"'
to-day fled for record with the secretary oi S'a'e
,t,,,c in favor Of t.e Central Trust Company "i
vcvr York for s5OOOoO0. which Is 10 be ns"d h'
cancclnnc the purchase money mortgage heln nS M
thonv l. Thomas trustee. upon the caro- Nlh'ch"''
and Chicago Railway. giving the lig -Four Ss,rn
1T, ~ tha latter road. Tho loan los the 'chlih
I'M ,,,,,,,t,, H. secured los first mortgage upon th'
ID. linc and its equipment. The new bonds are
fonr pr cents, bear date January J. l-'"' anu "''"
1859.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
-,n.rnrn wIrIl ENcrEnlNG lTs ArTnoNTrY.

Cu\HGFD WITH EXCEEDING IlN " lH'hIr'
chicago. Dec. at.-N large pr"'"H l'h "i inc graz"
shipped from Nebraska '' the N''n'' ,.''"''' ''
,ir lcc, Going around hy WAY of IT. IauHin~t"ad
, ,,i,,o tb. more direct route by WAY ot Chicago
rho reason b. that the railroads west OF the Missouri
River have nNcd the rate from Omaha to 81 fa'l ''
the same basis that applies from Omaha t" Mississippi
River points vhcrra, u la, been customary To make
the same rate 10 ~. Paul that l. applied on 'h''i'
shipments from Omaha. The lfhli' missouri "'''
ci,ticn authorized thc lower rat" t0 St Paul some
nf fine Chicago Inc, object Ia TINS. ana QUAY H'
if, ,ga- held n Chairman Wallcro Office to consider
Inc roaftcr Nn aerccWcut could not he ra, hrd 1i'
The chicago road appcacd the matter To the EAccHt''
EOard for arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
WELCOMING AZ EXTENSION.

Tho pocpawav Valley Railroad, which oranch''
from, tlc Central Railroad of Ne" Jersey ~ WIN.
House station ls near completion a. tr as Tc"P'' ~
Iohn h. Nclc@. the chief engineer ana I'a''u- 'p"'
3D., tl,. road la, Just finished h- dn'i"- in "ot''i'-
.,, -, ,,, f,r , llrtncr cNicn. Jon 10 Norr tov %
i,T r5v oi RoNcItlcl, and NcndAam Al aionE ~. ~.
a ,,,,.. mo propcrty .oVnrr~ met MIN WIN l"'
j.. ',..t - ',,ii bcns removed from Isolation
i,v rca -ou %. q railroad lu proA
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
-cn,xr LOCOMOTIVE woRKs INcoRPoRArEp.

~rriurfcd H.. Dec. 3l.-hmons the H'ch-'' '''
incorporation issued hy the secretary ~ ,.' 90
fo d,y WIS one ~ the Grant Locomotive N"'N. "'
r,,. to ,nanuf,cturc locomotives and othci
....i,,.,v. capitaI stock 4-0OOO0 incorpofaio or,
r." . ~ icficry t.r,rre VI. Boeuc and Willard .
Flock This s the Ncvlcrscy plant winch j. do'"'
q be removed to chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
TO BID roR ALAskA SEALIyG CONFESSIONS.

san Francisco Dee. 81 tspecian.-A certificate of
incorporation Of the North American Commercial Com
pany, with capital stock Of $2,O0o,ooo. was filed
to-day. Tho objects given IN the articles Of incor
poralOn 10 hunt and Kill all kinds of fur bcarnl
animals and to obtain contracts and licenses from th
Governments in this last clause Is the milk IN IN
cocoanut.r for IL is well known that the company B.
orcanizcd 10 bid for the sealing concession IN ALASKA
now held 10y tlc Alaska Commercial company. Iht
director, are Lloyd Icvis, Tie cAp.c,a aLG mimi
millionaire: Henry CIcwcll. Matthias Meyer. Abcr
Miller and Isaac Lichcs All ARE wealthy men, and
Licbcs is the largest dealer IN fur> IN Francisco