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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
rr.vrS IN A GREAT COTTON MILL.

ooen Conn. July 3 (speciaD.-While the help
~ ioved in the large Slater cotton mill were NJ
dinner at lo O'Clock day fire broke out from some
unknown cause in the chemical works connected WIN
,ho dive housc The flames spread rapidly among mo
conmstule material and IN fifteen minutes "itcF inc
fire was discovered IL leaked az II The entirc WORKS.
worth 81 100000, would be DESTROYED Inc ',S'
donte rapdIv collected and kilograms we're scnt 10 mo
,.o.utcb fire Department for assistance. Tho Nor
,oh eremcn arrived on a special train at 30 but
fine gallant factory fire brigade under the MANAGEMENT
of sur-erintendent Fncld had the flames under con
mol The explosion Of chemicals sounded INC n%r
,,er c,nnon and were heard distance OF TWO Hcs.
e G[e Nous, and chemical works and salip ne houSS
- ~ partially DESTROYED. The principal building
NE, V3s brick structure 100 by 40 feet; loss
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
OrTWITTTYG TIE DEAN.
From The Boston Advertiser.

From The Boston Advertiser
u.as talking recently with an English Clergy nna
- Tho rpscopal Church who gained hi Is. n al uA-
ford nearly half century ago; Inc conNers, ,,
turncd 10 Harvard College and the recent deco;au"n
~ n, founders statue. The reverend Seulleih1l.
said that his recollection, Of his oxford da's coh,tlAa
nv ~ episodes f Ike nature and n afcnNuty
rr,qtoI several Upon the great qu1dFauec Oh hl,aS
Church College a number of the halls front ana up
yr.'ri ~ fv doors open. one fine morning every one
NJ these doors which Of oak. was painted nrltho
crimson OF course there was great oeitauol hh, 10
Identity Of The artists was never disclosed Tho de',
in order o prevent recurrence Of the deed siao9et
was Imam I'm the quadrangle. and 81 Wei go i'ds
frnctonAry perform his duties thai the door, W'' V
touched. But the students resolved &" cifuWNtts
ths d,an and outWit the sentinel. one evrnln. l5
UNDERGRADUATES who had possessed himself ~ n,Nlu
gown and Wig. p~rsonatlng m" dean; rutfe, t'1
nu3d mag" A, the court Is unfortunately termed anu
APPROACHED the watchman. Album alum ne ~
ran I'm "A deep pitched voice, " J am glad my man, %
lind Nou attending Ia your duty ~ well Now, Won
90 20 my kitchen and my cook will give YOU a g"0l
sumner and plenty OF ale | will keep watch WHO
Won are gone" Flattercd and pleased. IN" man nc'
ccptcd the invitation and went, lie was gone ni'e,n
minutes, In the meantime each one OF the nfty doors
was painted sunset red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MR.. VANDERBILT AND ATCHISoN.

MIR. VANDERBILT AND Al'iiIN'4'
4 story Published crediting Wall street WIN
belief that the Vanderbilt interest would at an early
date be represented in the directory OF the AthSoh
Topeka and santa Fe Railroad. The return OF Cor
nclns Vanderbilt from Europe was sad 10 nave
been hastened by the result Of conferences WIN 'he
Barring Bros. in London which convinced Mr. Wander
bilt Of the value Of the Atcson outfit. II hah hcch
commonly supposed that Mr. Vanderbilt had returned
before he had been expected by many OF h' trends
in order ~ use his influence 10 end the dressed beet
controversy lctwccn the Grand Trunk Of Canada ana
tic Lake Shore Mr. Vanderbilt himself was at The Gan
Central Station yesterday. In response 10 inquiries
presented 10 him by Mr. On Val word was sent 10 n
Tribune reporter that there was no truth IN INC
published story. Mr.. Vanderbilt added the iniorna
ton that he had returned 10 his native soil at inc
time he had expected 10 and on tickets long pre-
viOuslY secured. ,r.. ,,-,
Wall street. in ignorance Of Mr.. Nandcrbu 1cniai
accepted the stOry-tla is tho wall street thdt IS
rcprcsented by UNIFORMED persons whose Offices are on
The curb or hose authority rcts on no stronger nasS
then a mysterious e. tip This element saw cohhrDa
lion I'm slight Improvement In the stock ~ inc STOCK
Exchange and IN The rcccncc prcscr' ed IT the oiire
- Eiddcr Pcahcdv d GO. Brokers who are usually
well Informed rs to the condition Of Mchlson invest
uIent or speculative movements declared tncr LACK
Of faith IN the published statements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
LEASING 4 ROAD FOR A CONNECTION.

The East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad
has leased the Louisville southern road. 133 miles
long. running from Louisville 10 connection with
the Cincinnati southern. General samuel Thomas. Of
the lessor company, SAYS that TIE East Tennessee
guarantees per cent interest upon 94oOOoOO bonds
The net earnings ~ Vic Louisville southern now
amount 70 alou. that sun, Tho lease adds al
d.uonal burden "a the Fast Tennessee. but gives Il
outlet 20 very important centre on the OHIO River
The alliance Is expected 10 give an Important amount
OF business 20 the Eaft Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
TILE lrrx s,,rs TILE ELEVATED ROADS.

Corporation Counsel Clark began "A suit a-dih9' V'o
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company In the SUPREME
Court Yesterday TO recover 100000, the sum ""."
Controller Myers asserts that the company o"o' "'o
cy under the railway charter when proN'u0o '"I'
tho corporation shall pay the city per WI.
NE rho defence Of the Manhattan Company Is
that II &c reonird 20 pay only certain percentage On
,ro ,cptol ~ thc Third and Ninth ayes. lines ilo
compnny has made this amount exactly $3.50 1.,p p
early ard has paid this sum into thc cry oer as
scrts that this IS only about one-ali Wh'i ds ~
Is entitled TO- and the Corporation Counsei lIe lack
10 tho dato at which tho statute OF Hn'"'io" ''N0
effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

he had oed down various matters of interest relating
to his class As long time had elapsed since us
disappearance he gave lup all hopes Of seeing again.
as The fact that his name was in 1t furnished mo
means of lis speedy return had the possessoT wished
Imagine the surprise Of the owner on receiving 10
from some unknown source twenty-five years u -
day after he had in some incxplcahc way parted with
its posses ion. There Is certainly something inys
tcrious about this return Of the book at 50 la'e =
day and II were disposed to bc philosophical should
attribute it to hypnotic suggestion acting on nature
susceptible TO t1fdy rem0rsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
4 BABY DROMEDARf.


TrOm TNN NlItIInOIC 0WU' =
4 female dromcdary born I'm Captain CaSselVs
stable Yesterday evening about fifteen minucS before
O'Clock The proud mother Is Druid. The lilc
lady stands about three feet high, and, like a i'al'
She has a slender body. hut very long legs. TINS Is
the fourth dromedary born ~ the park. The hr.,,'
Horace. died In infancy. His hide hump ana ats
Cnptain Casscll had mounted II is now in the cap,
tan'S paror. Long before lloraceS death h. was iri
from a milk bottle. The second. Kate was sid 10
the circus with tho grandmother Of the baby lust
arrived The third another Horace. SIN lives ie,
With Druid and the baby. compose the drove now AZ the
park Tho baby will not receive visitors. at le'St
hcior,. Thursday when Captain Casscn VIII place her
with the others on exhibition In The pen on the lawn
ncor NWauuaVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
TO PUSH WEST TO FONT WAYNE.

At Toledo ohio. on july /. before Judge Kicks. Of
the tuted states Circuit Court for the Northern Dis
trlct II Ohio the sale Il tho New York. Mahonnr and
Wc-tern Railroad. which was made ~ " {. Dornin
# New York, on juno =, confirmed. IL Is IN,
purpose Of those who aic interested con petc the
road under The title u the Tludliy, hort WAYNE and
Western Railroad Company. bctVcD now 9nd January
l. a. far West a Fort Wayne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
SEyDJyG TIE ORIGINAL PACKAGES BACK.

Ottawa, Kan, July 3.-The CITIZENS Committee I"
one Hundred unhtched tho horses from n wagon loaded
with original packages II liquor which about 10
be unloadc. and transferred 10 the "Storc" and ran
the wagon back TO the depot There the packages
were rcshppcd 20 the house N KarsU City wh"y they
came from The committee has watch upon another
consignment which is AT the depot. 1t j. thought that
thc agcutS Will rcpicyln the goods. II they do an
Indemnity bond is ready and any damage, the court
or Jury may aTurd viii b. paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
SpnLLS OF TILE CHASE.
From Tho lIartfonl Conrnnt.

Prom Tho IT0riIOW VOUIIHU'
ON saturday "A namclcs, party OF front fishermen
neh,d I'm "A mil pond. t'w front were caught. ana
"nc Of the party with scvcnouuce hyrod, hooked
n tom inch mud turtle. said turtle SWAIN lc;Suicly
"vav from the fisherman till little line was loh on
The reel then he was induced to walk ashore. soon
thrcc small pclcrcl were caught, some moro trout
snmo large dare a sucker. and numbcrieSS sinners
Presently second turtle of the swapping species was
tnokcJ and after a variety Of incidents was not ap
nrrh.ndcd The best fisherman ~ the party after a
time brought to the surface fresh water clam ,sN
inches long hy three broad. The clam had taken the
h"ni, between nj, shells and they had 10 be prcd
onort with knife before the hook could be extracted
The clam proved the last straw On the camcV' tIgh
catch are given below -
Trout
i ' .....A lot
ti,.n ........ Ditto
Turtles
Sucker
Fresh.Water Clam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
4 NITRO CLYCERIVE COMBINATION.

Flndlay. ohio, Jnly (speclab.-Thc manufacturers
u nitro gyccrnc used n shooting oil and Gas wells
iorucl "corbne7 here 10 DAY by the lIiehENpl)sive'
COMPANY Limited. Of Bradford Penn. buying out The
Rock Gyccrine Company. with factories near this
city and Lima Tins putting the entire control OF the
nitro glyccrine business of ohio and Pennsylvania In
Tho maud. Oi the high Explosives Company The pres
idcr OF the new tru,t Is William NaGmcastle OF BRAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
SALOONS MAY OPEN ~ CAMDEN.

Trenton y. j., July 3.-Camdcn city, which has
hccn "dryr for nearly three days. owing 10 u writ
Of ccrorarl questioning the lccalty Of the orgini
cation Of lis Excise Board VIII be able to open the
door, OF It's saloons again In cnsolncncc ui An order
issued this morning by Judges Van syccl and Scud
der Of the state supreme Court, directing that the
writ referred to shall not act as supcrscde0S upon
the board In rs ordinary powers pending decision
ON the main issue involved. This order was granted
on motion Of City solicitor Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
WILL ELIZABETH BE LII

WILL TILIABTIH BL II.II OUT II TIL COLUI
The rumor that The NcwJcfsoy Central Railroad VIII
IN the near future the country with It's miln
tracks and thu. sdctrack Elizabeth seems - D. gaining
Ground notwithstanding President j. II. MaNwcls chaTac-
terilaton that the tuuor utterly premature" II IL
limited IN official circles that te iarond hopes 10 gain
much In local aud through traffic b. establishing rapid
transit through Newark The roubq and eXpensc attend
ING the establishment 81 grade conforming with the Penn.
.vlyania Raload's tracks At Elizabeth would be- avoided
by The proposed plan Eliz,bets committing tra1io would
be lost but said the gain In general tlnc would be
frrlIAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
TWO BANKERS COMMIT Suicide.

Kalamazoo, Mich. July 3-Reuben McComber. u
wealthy banker. age about sixty committed suicide
on Monday night at Three Rivers. lie retired about
O'Clock and rising about o, told his wife that he was
going out. Half hour later his body was found
hanging in an Clubhouse where he had strangled him
self with piece Of common Irvine. lie was d.
rector in the Three Rivers National Bank, and was
worth perhaps 100000. No reason is known for his
suicide.
Pittsburg, July 3.-Niciolas Grattan D0nnhorst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.
rourc,sr TILL N. FRIDAY.

y
w,shnot,n Julv --For New.England showers. soutn'
r,v winds no change tamperaure In the southern part
For Eastern New.York Eastern Pennsylvania ana N,"'
Jersey rain followed during the day by iaF "hu' Sh''
ing TO westerly: stationary temperature except Ia ~''"'
Southern New.Yorl and New-Jersey, slightly warmer
ro, M,rvland Delaware and virginia fair. prsbdea
in Delaware and Eastern Maryland by showers
For the Carollnas. Florida and Louisiana, showers
For Georgia fair except showers Oh The coast
For Alolama and Mississippi showers 10 southern thf
In northern portion. 81,
For Eastern Texas showers In northern portion Jar
I'm southern portion soutbery winds stationary tanpa
ture. , w.,
For Western New.York, Western Pennsylvania W..
v,,oipIa Ohio and Indiana fair. preceded In Cn'FA
Indiana by showers.
49, TSr Tennessee and Kentucky fair. ,,.-,,. ,.,,
Vor Michigan Wisconsin. Iowa ana MINI I'd &c.,,
prccced by showers eastern portion OF upper ''sHA'
nortawestery winds, slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
TIE COCR rs.
.o,.,rc coon ppTCr FOR ADVICE.


A. j. Patterson, OF Baltimore VINO Saw ul''' no
. ~ ,o-, f., est,n,a,inc the value OF properties, be-
gan n sut Yesterday In the United S'ateS circuit
Court against Charles r. Dietrich. Henry D. fa'cr'
son, Elias C. Benedict and f. J. JeHmanowsM' 10
whom he says he rendered services between august
!. 1850 and April J. 1890, In giving advice as TO inc
purchase of the gas works at Indianapolis ba ' rost
skili in his profession and that his tar proportion Vi
Inc gains OF the defendants is S-oO,oOV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
GENERAL GILMAN BARSTON DEAD.
Exeter y. H., July 3-Gcncral Gilman Marston died
at rs o'clock CATS morning.

General Marston born at oxford. y. H.. on August
20 1911 Hc was rasuatcd Dartmouth College In
1897 and NJ the Harvard Law school IN 1910. In 1871
he was admitted the bar aud began to Practise in
Exeter lie wa. member ~ tle Stat Legislature fIom
I-4j 1s4s. aud Of the time from 1872 10 1853.
He served A. Republican member Of Congress from 1853
IA 1sC3 and from 1865 1897. lie entered The army
NJ colonel Of the I'd Ncw-aupslirr Regiment and
promoted In 1852 the o. lreadi general Of
uutc,rs lie was several times severely wounded n
February 1859 he appointed United States Senator
bv the Governor and sc,y,d until Mr. Chandler was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
rLr1srn wLrn rnE LODGE ELLIS pASSAGE.

A. IN regular monthly nesting OF the Republican Club oil
tho nNllit Assembly District hold last evening at NO
221o Ihirdavc IL b. Douglas moved hat tho action OF
ue members Of tie List Congress be Endorsed By tho club
Tor the passage o the Federal election law BILL The res
olution was passed unanimously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

secretary and treasurer Of the Peoples Savings Bank
in this city shot himself through the right temple az
a. m. today at his home at Ingram station. mo
Of the suicide is not known, but Il IS beicNe
to have been fear that new board OF directors just
elected intended making a general change OF oMCelN
The bank officials say his accounts are straight Won
Ronnhorst was thirty-hve years OF age and unmar
rlcA He was member II one Of the Oldest ana
most prominent famil cs In this region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
RATHER STREAMING THE ARGUMENT.
From The Pittsburg Chronicle.

From The Iftsburg Chronicle.
one Of our city undertakes relates little incdcn!
which stateS the power Of PRAYER In way different
from that which Is taught by orthodox ministers lie
said >. - -. hit,
" had funeral the other day. II was the cElu
of poor family hut few people and no minister were
AZ Me grave pitcd Them II oohcd SD dcSolAte aud
forlon that made prayer at the last my seli al
though never had done the like anywhero before
p" Won didn't exclaimed his wife
Ycs / did. | have heard II done 50 often that u
all came 10 me without a thought. lcsidcs mat II
IA mo- Nd cot three funerals last week which never
rNuI b,vc COME TO me had not been for the prayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
TRANSFER OF TIE e. e. WASUBCRy MILLS

Minneapolis, July tSpcclal-Tho negotiations Tor
the transfer Of the G. G. Wa-hburn MIL Company to the
Inlstury. wa hburn Company have been practically
comnletcd At the annual meeting Of the &. C. Wash
rrn Companvs directory the proposition for the trans
fer Of the plant ratified. one director held ma
iorI,v Of the stock and he voted IN favor oil the
transfor the othor six had 30 fall Into line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
corrpyoR HILL ARRIVES FRou TIE WEST.

Governor Hill, accompanied by General feiulh"na
p Earle and Colonel Edmund l.. Judson' OF Ms ",'',
tory staff arrived In the city about noon Yesterday
fr,m Inaianapolis After few hours rest ~ ths
Hotel Normande the Governor and his companl'N'
started for General Earles summer resort 81 Mt
the sea, where they arrived carry hhsI e'en'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
ALNOST As BAD.


From The Detroit Free Press.
A boy Of eight nine came Gut Of alley of
Champ0in yesterday with tears in his ewes and
Limp In each leg. and man who was passing stopped
to say:
N-BO sir
Have You fired of anythingi'
"N-nOp
"Wcll. what's the matter"
81 was after pigeons and fellow fired me oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

Tribune once July T. A. m'-Ge nc 80 V"s,
,,h an almost saturated air. sea bFeete'' NY"
,nundcr shower IN tho morning and occasions.
49,, ,,ds mn Yesterdays programme Inc .einperu'"'o
,,oon 70 and rs degrees the average (f@'sl o'ihs
% lower than on the corresponding day last year ana ~
loyer than on Wednesday. 49,. ni nyobahv bs
a~d near this city to-day there wiz pS "a
.,,ghty warmer fair weather preceded by eou0hes S
possibly raiG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
ALL THE BONDS TAKEN.

1t was announced Yesterday in behalf u Drcxel
Morgan d 90. that all the Ncwlork Central Ter
cent debcnturc bonds Offered by the firm for public
subscriptions had been taken. II was not believed
that bond Of 50 low rate OF Interest for 50 short
pcr!od llnccn years. would sell at tho price asked
by The baulcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
TO rAEALLEL TIE XEw nAvrx Axn nArrroRp

To PAHALLEL TIE NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
Boston July (Spccinl.-Thc ofaclal II the New
Yorh and Bost"n Rapid Transit Company have not
vet received official Eotlc" from The Connecticut Rail
road Commissioners thai right has been e1autcd their
company % Dulld parallel road 10 the New-Yorli
New Haven and Hartford from dorchester 10 New
Haven. They have no Doubt, however. 20 the cor-
rcctncss Of TIE report that the Commissioners have
taken s1lch action. The rapid transit company has
five years under which IA complete the construction
OF the road from bridgeport 10 New-Iprl The plans
Will not be given to the contractors until -1n1ething
definite a. the exact method by which the project
Is 10 De carried OIt has been decided upon. The
pany has acquired two charters. one from New York
and one from Rhode Island. The Rhode Island
charter will probably be used. Tho %ew York and
Hostyn RAPID Transit Company viii roorganlzc In
about two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

three inches on the side and calling TO woman III
the yard he asked: ,ooa T., tbo window
Madam was that fly screen placed IN inc "i"uo"
piles - she repeated, in tone OF contempt, 90 90
sab Dat screen IS in dar 10 Keep on, I oDnss1' Iean
no eller who slueczes in has got TO DC powerful i'"
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
BJSBOp THOBURy AT ASBCRY PARK.

ocean Grove, July Special. Rev DR.. j. NJ
Thoburn Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Chnr'h
in India having arrived In this country, VIII preach
on sunday morning In the auditorium AZ ocean "roVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
A SLUGGISH CONSCIENCE.
From The Boston Post.

From 1he Boston IOsl'
heard Of singular story Of delay In the return OF
lost article Of value % any person but inc owner
a few DAYS ago. wellknown Bostonian VINO graz
uated al Harvard about quarter OF century since
missed at that Tina his commencement book IN winch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

Dcs MoInc,. Iowa. July c>pccIa-rhc Iowa Rail
road beginning t. discover that their
new schedule Of Joint rates, j. faulty In many respects
and they gathering Information upon which 70 base
"A revision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

Commnncing 10 morrow. and thereafter every satur-
doy until August 30 the eegint saratoga Limited VIA
New York Central Will leave Grand central oIIaoh
- !" n NJ arriving At Saratoga at q 20 p M This
train makes the run from New York To Troy distance
OF l4s mcs-without stop and for speed, safety
and luxury Of travel Is unsurpassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
HE SHOrLDyT WAIT UNTIL THEN.
From Texas slftlnrs.

From Texas StngS.
Little johnny to his fathcr)-I told ma what you s1d
to our SUNDAY school class to-day about knowing every
Thing in the next world after we are dead
Pa Wncasily)-What did she say
Johnny She said she wished you would try aW
know a little IN this world, while you're alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
RESTORING TIE MISSOURI RIVER RATES.

RESTORING TIE MIS>pl III NV th H-N''"''
Chicago. July 3 (SpccaD.-Charman Fathorn' OF
the Western Freight Association, 20 day won for nun
self the credit Of bringing the Western roads Into inc
end securing an advance IN rates. This afternoon II
was decided 10 raise the Missouri River basis 10 40
cents and the ST. Paul basis q % cent?. The exact
advances can bc seen from the following present
rates 70 the Missouri River: FistcasS 90; second,
80 third % fourth % mn, i \, % b. 20; c, 10
y, Ii; L, 49, Agreed advanced rate to the Missouri
River: Frstcass, 20; second 81 third. AZ; fourth.
2S nnh, 81 \. "a l.. -; G, IL; d, 10; +, II.
The present II. Paul 4Occut basis, and
the agreed advance rates First, 80, second, 40,
thNi 80; fourth. 20: lhh 10: A. Il: i. Ii; G, l2
u, 10; T., TO- il likewise agreed to-day that
tariffs the above basis should Ire the only ones
published. In other words, there win he other
than local tlriGs published. and the lines carrying
through traffic T. It. Iaul will ignore the long and
short haul clause Of The lntcIet.t" Commerce Act.
The advanced rates were made g what ara known As
baSinR points. such sioux City, Kansas city. 81.
Paul, Dubuque, etc. Tho day on which the r'Sort-
ton Is 70 take elect Will bee decided by Chairman
Faithorn when the figuring Is ordcd. n will probably
hc IN twc1ltr days. allowing Tor tWU days figuring
and ten da}s for legal notice and printing tariffs.
feature 0f hc advance Is that the Official classified.
ton viii No longer apply on business west Of the
Ms ssipp River. The Western classification VIII be
used exclusively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
SENTENCED FOR THE HURLEY BANK RObBERf =

Milwaukee, WIS.,. July IA dispatch TO Tho
Evening Wisconsin from Ashland, Wis, says: "E W.
pohcr VINO was convicted OF rObbing the iron TX
change Bank at Hurley last win" was schlch'cu I'D
Eve wears in the pcntcntiary today"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

From Red 10 Worso.-And : your brother has given
nm rum's selling Michael. | am glad If 1t. lou know
never conm regard IT as a strictly honest business
We'll sor, | don't think he has bet'cred MS COM
ditiOn much' =,
What do You mean . MI,
He's dealer In antique furniture now '-lfuoH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
FOR QUITE ANOTHER USE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
4 patrolman whose beat is In the kaintuGk' as
trlrt PASSED a house the other day where ny screen
In the front window did not I'll the space by Al least