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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
NEWS FROM TIE ORIENT.
A Variety or Interestins Items from China
and Japan.

A Variety OF Interesting Items from China
and Japan.
VANCOUVER. Aug. l2.-The Canadian Pacific
steamship Parthia arrived here yesterday
morning from China and Jaran. The jap
nnese OFFICIAL Gazette OF the 18th OF July confirms
announcements that n Japanese paper called
Jihu. published in America. Is regarded as
meuaoing the public rcnce. and it's circulation
istherefnre prohibited. All copies hereafter
will DO seized on arrival and dest, oyed.
A new journal for the purpose Of strengthen.
ing tho Buddhist and Shinto faiths and to over
throw Christianity is shortly to appear In Yo-
kohama.
Preliminary census returns at Hong Kong
show q population o; over 10000 IN increase
OF thirty per cent. during ten years.
After q reception to Chinese Admiral Ting
and his suit by the Emperor recently. some
Chinese officers commented upon the Euro-
peanization Of japan. The Emperor was at
tired In European dress. and Expressed The
desire that China should suon follow JnpAnS
The cruise Of the Chinese fleet in Japanese
n.so Il rsnore dse have ss'
much impSrtunec,o he Chinese navy: i was
An officer Of the thinese Consuists states
oi:wnr every year to cruise in Japanese sens.
The Chinese Emperor Eas Geput"d Chun
Yuk Splen, who WAS Minister tn America. to
investigate the recent ouirBges rerpetrated
upon mission properties along the 1anRtsze
Valley
The Japanese Government has decided upon
4 policy regarding oreu. and Will discard its
doctrines II non interference. has resolved
that should Russia or China publicly interfere
with he home administration OF Coren tho jap
anese overn mont will do the same. The native
worthy and express the hone That should
Japan interfere ut any time 1t will do 40 reso-
lutsly and not be ensily turned from its rur.
pose or rest content with Rnvt hing short OF
com plete fuliillm OF its desiree.
1t Is stated that the Jananese Government
the World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago.
The iioods At Tovama damaged 5000 houses
and 10000 people had their homes flooded.
San Francisco. Aug. l2-'fhe steamship
Oceanic arrived last ., eninR from Hong Kong
to July Is say that the nrs Of discomfort is still
iiots are reported. Tie Mission statisns near
Cantor nre said to have ben attacked. but no
particulars were received. Two OF the Wuanch
rioters on trial confessed that they murdered
two foreigners during the wusuch riots The
heads are hung up at Wusuch as u warning to
other evil-doers.
Advicev from Yokohama give further pnr-
ticulars at the sinking OF the steamer Tamaye
Maru and the drowning al 26C pas. engers. The
Tamave Maru and another steamer. Hvosht
across the T"mhye's course md the vessels
~ and only about sixty Ueople. who were on
deck, were rescued.
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KEEPING RUSSIAN RYE At HOME
Il VIII Raise the PrIco OF Drcndstuns and
Other Nations IRE Excited.

1t VIII Raise the FrDco OF UrcndatunN and
Other Nations IRE Excited.
BERLIN. Aug. 12.-The ukase forbidding tho
export from Russia OF rye and rye meal OF
every kind. which was published Yesterday.
has crented an enormous sensation In this
city. Tho ukaso came as a complete surprise
to the dealers In grain here Ono effect Of the
ukase has been to raise the price OF rye almost
to tho prlco Of wheat. The newspapers recall
the numerous occasions when they appealed
to the Government to reduce the import du-
ties on e, ain Ia tho lace OF q continual advance
In prices and gloomy harvest prospects. They
Aay 1t 10 now almost too late TO avoid the dis
tress that will follow the short German crops.
but urge that the removal OF the duties on
grain will holp to mitigate the suflerings OF
the poor.
Chancellor Won Caprivi Is deaf to all tho ap-
psals made to him o remove the grain duties.
It 10 understood that he Is resolved to stick to
his guns until the commercial treaties Of Ger:
Roumania are adjusted ami that he will hot
cnterlain any proposition looking to The aboli-
ton Of the grain duties.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE English Newspaper
rress 10 much disturbed over the announce
ment that the Kussinn Government has de-
eided to prohibit the export Of RE. The gen:
srAl feeling Ia that. ali houRh Great Britain will
bot 10 affected to such an extent as Germany
and Austria. abe will inevitably suffer 10 q
great degree from the prohibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
THE NEW voMAv ORCHESTRA PLAYS
The Muslcnl Unlou DIdn't Interfere ot Ye..
terdny'a Rehenrsnl at the Casino.

The Musicnl Uniou DIdn't Interfere ct Ye..
terdny's Rehearsal ut the Casino.
FrauleIn Materna Kranisch. the leader OF the
new women orchestra that Manager Rudolph
Aranse n brought over IRON Vienna to add to the
tpsctaculAr beauty Of Indigo" played for the
d st timo In tho city at the Cuisine Yesterday.
Manager Aronson wouldn't havo been sur
prlsed II his regular musicians. who arc union
men. had refused to take part in the rehearsal.
woman rlayers; but tho regulars made no
demonstration.
Fraiilein krnnlsch Is q In !. slim brunette. and
appeared entirely at home. The rev banI
played first on brass Instruments There are
Twelve in the orchestra. The trombone was
allotted to- the shortest OF tho women. who was
almost hidden from sight when that ins,,u-
ment was doing It's most vigorous work. Tie
Vienna girls ,wenr fiesh-coorsh tights when
they are armed with the brass Instruments und
lead he march to the war. Later on they APP
pear In, bright. co!ored gowns AZ indian maid
on. and play The Blue Danube" on string
instruments. 1t was introduced in tho score
at the suggestion Of COMPOSER Strauss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
BUHCO MEN CAUGHT.
hut They Had Had Their Fun with Charles
II. Martins 81 800.

Charles B. Martin Of III West Seventeenth
street went 10 Guttenburg on last April 25 and
won 81 500. Lawrence Summers OF 1lS West
Fifteenth street and Fred Wilson Of $50 West
Fifteenth street saw him get the money and
followed him home They wrote him u letter.
telling him ifhe would meet them tho next day
at broadway and Twenty eighth street thoy
would give him q tin on tho races with which
he could win great deal Of money.
On the morning Of April &c Martin mot them.
and they told him they were the owners Of a
race horse named Sheriff. which WAS to run In
n race that day and would surely win. The three
men then went 70 n place on Eighth street near
q rool tickets ut Z to l on sheriff All three
bet $3.50 more at s to l., They then got in u
carriage apd started for GnttenbuTe. At West
and Chamhere streets they went into a saloon
10 get n drink. Martin went t. the door. and
when he came back tue men had lett. He went
to the races and Sheriff won. When Martin
went TO get his Tickets .cashsd he found That
they were bogus. and that he had boon swim
died ont OF $500.
sum oseh thnt they returned to the ely last
Saturday. At nj! events. they were arrested by
Detectives Hanley and Sheridan at Jerome
Park yesterday afternoon.
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Dism asied or Sandy Hook.

Geo. II. Smith, proprietor Of the Carbolio
Disiufecting Works, brooklyn. met with a
serious accident this afternoon. Mr.. Smith Is
the owner OF a 22-foot sail boat named Car
bolic. In which. with three friend. DR.. W. r.
Graves. B. w. Oily. and T.. i. Hines. he pIoposed
started from South Beaeli and went outside
Sandy Hook. They discovered The sGual
Mr.. Smith fell overheard. and before he
could 'be rescued the spuall struck
the boat. breaking the mast short of and
Teen ~ the tuRboat Fred Jensen. who went
t, their assistance and succeeded in recover
Ing the men and then toWou the dlsmasted
boat back to South Beach.
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JUMPED OUT OF TIE EAErA1OR.
A Young GIrl MORALLY Injured as the Re.
suit of Fright.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 12.-Miss Martha Peck
the ls-year-old daughter of rolice Sergeant
Peck. fell down a freight elevator shaft this
morning in the baking powder warehouse Of
J. II. Lipp!ncott & Co.. receiving such injuries
that death will soon result. She was employed
mt the establishment. and in mrany with
several other girls got on the freight elevator.
which Is against the rules OF the firm. with ths
intention Of riding 10 their workroom on tho
third floor. 1t is a hydraulic elevator md in
starting or stopping 1t DO lush Of the water in
the valves causes the platform to throb. The
Six or seven ieet above the floor the platform
began to shake. Mas Beck became frightened
and made an attempt to leap ont through the
oren space to the floor below. The other girls
saw villa, She was about o do and Rrasped hec
dress. She had Como too tar f'r that. how
ever. She hung suspended In mid-air for M
instant. AM! then was drawn beneath the plat
form md foil with shrek into tie pit. u di.-
lance Of fifteen feet She. was taken to ihs
West Penn Ho.nitnl and her ,raron,s sum.
moned The physicians snv the chances for
her recovery are exceedingly slight.
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Steamer C,.y or Pannma SEIZED.

WASHINGTON. Aug l2.-The State Depart-
ment to-day received the following despatch
from United States Minister Pacneco at Qua
tsmsla City Guatemala:
steamer Panama detained at Libertano.
and declared coniiscated by authorities Tor not
having clearance papers from La Union, which
gees"
When tho department learned a few days
ago nj the threntened cOnhscat on of tn"
steamer. u telegram was sent 10 Minister
Parheco to protest again II and to invests
gate. the fSos In the ease and report them to
Tho department i'm immediately.
1t IL thought that ths Ministcr sent the
nt"vs despatch before he received the tsle-
gram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
A 6O-FOOT HIGH FENCE.
Mrs. Raylea Succeeds In Shutting Out Mr.
AIsxweirs Ten Windows.

AIaxweirs Ten Windows.
DR.. Ravens b. Bayles and John Maxwell. a
New York merchant. have been noGhbors.
Mr.. Maxwe owned and occupied the house
444 Ninth street. Brooklyn. and DR.. Bayles
owns and occupies 442. A short time ago Mr..
Maxwell altered his house into a fiat and cnr-
rled the building back TO the full length Of his
lot He put ten windows ON the side OF the ex-
yard. DR. Dnyles has an office ON the grouni
floor looking out on this yard and hu OBJ. ected
to the ten windows.
Iio went on q vacation Of two weeks Intely,
and during his absence his wife took matters
into her own hands. She engaged a contractor
rhuts out OF sight the obnoxious windows.
Fiity-foot poles woe sunk and cleals run
across from the BaylsI house TO one In the
rear. Then boards were nuied on. first, being
pointed . dark brown on ne Maxwell side:
side useless. Dr. Bayles 10 back from his vnca.
tion now and 10 pleased with his wile's tactics.
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Mrs. woodwortA'. Peculiar R.v,v,,,

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug 12.-Mrs. Wooiworth.
the Illinois evangelist, has been holding meet.
ings In q tent here for the past month. and
great excitement prevails. Every night many
are thrown into frances. which last from III.
teen minutes to ten hours. Last night twelve
Ee!sons we've, stretched out at the snme time.
Friends would throw them on benches and
allow them to lie there until they came 10 their
senses. At different times during last nights
meeting there were between twenty ana thirty.
five pers ms under tho influence 81 The
"f3weri" Eighteen We're In II trance condition
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FOR 4 NoN-PoZ111CAh LABOR UNION.

from the Central Federation.
1t was learned Yesterday that a movement
Is In progress for the purpose OF forming a
third Central labor body In New York. The
new body will be An ofYsnoot from tho Central
Labor Federation. For como time past there
have been two parties In that organization,
ons OF which believes that iGuor aud utilities
should not. To the latter class belongs August
Delahnr formerly the editor Of The Official or
gan ofthe Bakers International Union. and he
that In short time the new organization will
bs formed. Mr. nel0bar, though he l. opposei
10 labor ana politics going together. was the
last candidate Tor Mayor oil the Socialistic La
Der party. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Oy1ARA HAS Il BID RECORD.
NJ cG uire Not the First Policeman He Has
Tried to KILL

Tried to XIII.
Eugene O'Hnra alins Bates. the ex.convict
WHO attempted TO kill Policeman Thomas +.
Mcclure OF tho West Twentieth .troet station
In Seventh avenue on Tuesday afternoon. was
taken before Justice Hogan. at the Jefferson
Market Police Court. yesterday morning. Tho
prisoners face was covered with bruises and
both eyes were black and swollen from the
clubbing he bad received. Justice Hogan COM
mitted him without bnil to await the result OF
McGuircs injuries. Mcclure is still in the
Now York AURpiRl.
O'Hnrn has been arrested nearly Nifty times
for ali sorts of @, ines. Including obbery. burg
lnry. and aitsmIteh murder. Hs once At
drowned u few days ago of tho foot OF East
Fifty second street On Dec rs. i.s5, o'Hnra
robbed Louis Muller,s saloon. At l26 West
kine,cp street. taxi ing, among other thinRs.
Mullcr's revolver This next day Policeman
ketchell atsmptsd 10 arrest him for cnGther
burglary. and O'lIura shot ketchell with Null
Ter y revolver.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
GLAzfER's PRETENSIOSS.
The Geographical Congress Has an Eye
on the Young Man.

The 0eographlcnl Congress Has an Eye
on the Young Man.
BERNIE. Aug. l2.-At the International Geo.
graphical Congress- to-day Mr. Stout OF Now
York read paper BY Mr.. George Hurb ut.
Librarian Of the American Geographical 30
cisty. on the pretended discovery Of the true
source OF The Mississippi by Willard 6lnzier.
Mississipai explorations and concluded with
the statement that tho Amer lean Geo 2ripicRl
history Of q pretended exploration by ~ nun
whose own writings showed hat he hnd never
seen the hesadwators Of tne Mississippi The
With marked attention. and appointed n com.
h,ittee consisting OF Major Post. officially
England. Napoleon kny Of France. NJ. Clnpnrade
q Swit2eran!i. and Mr.. liesse Wartegg 10 con-
slider the subject.
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Threw Herself From II Prison Window.

vienna. Aug. 12.-Frau Schneider. tho
woman who. with her husband. was ares cd
by tho police Of this city ON the charge OF MUIR
dering and robbinc n servant girl. whose body
WAS found In forest near Vienna. made whit
will prove . successful attempt to Kill herself
YESTERDAY. When Frau Schnsi iar was taken
TO prison she WAS lodged In u cell on tho third
floor OF the Jail. A window openoh from this
cell. and through this the womau. who In some
bars guarding the opening. threw herself to
tho ground below. She sustninsd terrible In
juries. aud whom she was carried back into the
JUL she was In a dying condition.
The POLICE bel! eve that n number OF other
servant Girls who wero employed BY tho
Schneldors. and who haze mysteriously djsap.
peared. were muI dered and robbed by their
employers
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Gen. schoneld andlhis young bride sM ~
box carly festooned with bunting at PAM" '',.
last night and laushinGly listenel TO inc ,Ss
making OF the players In The Tar "n' ,i,h
Tartar" There were several IreitY Ia ior
the Genera!s wife. a treat was iniol,Ihr,, = w
their entertainment Ia the sha 0, ling"
song. VIVA, a Dircren.' IN the NJ Tnn ,n,ss
and Il made hines lively for iullylen M u, mind
Come ian Bell was IN n harry frame " one Of
the races In the afternoon. and ri; en"r rnsnsips
baseball iootsr were rewarded IVA os team
victory for the Giants over fop Alrons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
A Ginrs .onIan Victory.

LONDON. Aug. 12-In the election held In
Walsall Stafford county, to-day. for IL member
Of Parliament to succeed the late Sir Charlie.
Forster Liberal ana Home Ruler who died on
July 90, Alderman Hoiuen, Glajs,onian. de-
fsatcd +. James. Conservative. by 53S majority,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
THE JAIL GUARD SHOT At THEM.
A I.ynchiug Party that Met Too Warm =
Reception on Their Expedition.

LynchJnE FArtY tnNt Met TON WRITE
Reception ON Their Expedition.
PORT TOBACCO. Nd. Aug. 12.-Enrly yester-
day m forming m attempt was made by body
OF armed men to force an entrance into the
county Jail 10 lynch Rye, who shot young
Wheeler. tho school teacher. about week ago.
Tho party tried to force nm entrance through
tho front door and succeeded in brenkinE out
one of tho outside panels. whenlthey found the
door WINS lined with heavy sheet iron. Tho
guard on the inside opened Ire on the crowd
ns soon ms the attack WAS made. and fired TWEEN
ty-on8 shots in quick Inccession. The lob
withdrew and left the town. 1t Is not known
that any one WAS hurt.
Nhnjemoy. where the homiri lido WAS commit
ted, aud included about thirty well;armed and
dinruised men. u IL not ihnuRht that another
Into tho iull.
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SPARKS FROM THE IELEGRdPH

head ON Tuesday captured thirty pound goldfish.
whicn Was high line"
way between f!ovidenoe aud r.wtsckst ssmml,sa
tho left temple. Inc gir had been recsiyins the Atsn.
lions OF y0Gng mau TO whom her fanny ODisetsd and
her Parents finally fibsds her ftnin seeing him AZ
result she became e oony and Respondent
Hannah Dillon who last December fred two shots At
James 81 GAIiAis IN MUburn. Mass. with express
n"n Ion q kiillnr hin made .nohsr attempt upon
only preventing her rem ACCOMMODATING her purpose.
This charges ~ caishan L. the fail II her iiis
a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Blaine at the Terp,. Tournament.

BAR HARBoR. Aug 12.-Sscrs,ary Blaine has
been very active to-day. He was present this
morning at the tennis tournament at Moss,sy
Hall. Late this afternoon he made long call
on Editor John r. Mclean. alter. which he
drove through the village At the village Post
some time with Mr.. Reed, after which hs en-
loyed drive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
LIVELY DAP IN THE UHEAr PIT.

Five Million Bushels Sold. and an Adv puce
All Along the Line.
Yesterday was great day In tho wheat nit
on the Produce Exchange. Over 5000. 900
bushels changed hands. and on stronger
cables from Europe and prec .pitute purcha,es
for shipment the August ortion advanced and
closed at $l,05. Tho last price on. Tuesday
was Oss,c September which closed on Tues
sober was rushed up to Sl.05 1t closed OF,
Tuesday AZ H8Sc. November. which closed on
Tuesday at 99Hc.. closed Yesterday at 81, O5n,
alter selling Mt sl.0G 8-l6 December closed It
81 ;OBta. The last Drioe Tuesday was &l.U0.s.
Coru also was up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
TIL. City OF Par,. Held Back sy Fog

The Inmnn limo steamship City OF Paris was
delayed by fog on the voyage she finished hero
yes erday. and so did not come anywhere nenr
the record OF the Majestic. Her time was G
days - .a hours .nJ u minutes. Among ner
LONDON. Aug. PA dense iog prsyaIled
when the City o. New York arrived on tueens.
time w4itlng ior, the fog to lit. proceeded d!.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Mrs. Astor's Gowns.

Mrs. William Aston did not appear in tho
United States District Court this morning. nor
was she represented even by anybody who
could show cause why the Partisan gowns pur.
CHASED by her should not be forfeited TO tho
Hoyernment., The monition WAS sent out an ii
returned; aud up TO court time. no one having
appeared the case went by default. .fhe
by j. Thomas Stearns. Ructlonesr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Forest Fire. In France,

PARIS. Aug. l2.-Enormous forest fires are
raging In the forests near Toulon aud q great
quantity OF timber has already heen destroyed.
rapidly spreRding. Tho authorities have been
CALLED upon 10 aid tn. residents In lighting tho
lro. and thousands OF soldiers anil sailors are
digging trench around the burning section.
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ManaRer Abbey Home Again.

Manager Henry L. Abbey arrived Yesterday
from Australia by way Of San Francisco. bring
Ing some glowing stories OF the success of
Nine. Bernhardt there. The French a"tross
started Tor Ameri ra On Tuesday. nnd is du" Mt
Manaser Abbey Is very hopeful Of The financial
success of the project Of giving l,ninn and
next iall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Sale OF the Stevens nou.. Property.

7'e "' t"e S'eSe"s "oHS' Fr0perty.
The papers In the recent sale OF tho Steyeus
House property were Med in the Registers
ONCE yesterday. James Phelan. u Gallo, ninn.
whose nephew ia Dock Commissioners JRmes i.
lhelan. conveyed the property 10 William II.
MMntrs. The gr und has .,5 10 feet front on
ads and NJ foet on III" Morris stress Str trout.
The rrtre does not appenr. but tho rxchnncc
OF 40 risceso! uptown property aud the filing
u / retty goIu figure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13

PARIS. Aug. IAN. Pateno,re. at present
French Minister to Morocco. has been ap-
pointed to succeed NJ. Theodore Eous' an rs
Minister to the United States. N. Roustan. as
previously announced viii 80 as Minister TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13

Stop CT Pennsyivnnin RnIIrond Co.'S I.,m
tted Espre-s at Nj war;. Nd.
commSncnE a, cnes and continuing nniil ms closing
~ ire heuntAih Huuse At tresa0n. Pa the peunsIE
vsnis Limisd vi lstop Al newark \. J., at iU.7 A. NJ
nIste on pAssrhgtrs FOR that point and returning tie
uom tIsrsoiL -Aur
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Ewpcror WI liam C.n Wink.

TERL'N. Aug. l2-Ths Emperor William re-
eel, cd Count Won Waldorseo and Count Won
Munster on tho imperial yacht this morning.
BE paved the dee Tor hall IN hour aud con-
versed an!ma,caly.
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Where YESTERDAY. fire. Were.

Where Yesterdny's Flres Were.
A. M.-a;ao, 1871 Broomo street, Lous Lippmsn'a
damage irifink.
-e'~. al New Bowsry. " ugtsrmevers bar
nNure factory. dsmaxs f6,i sb3 3jy Alexrn Ter
avenue. ME israslt damage SIS.
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EIshty.three Exiies from Hayti.

EIghty-threo Exiles from Hayti.
The steamship Altho, from Kingston. Jamai-
ca. Yesterday brought thirty-thres passengers.
who were exiles from the black rspu piIc. The
Oftcers OF the Attic said also that they had
taken fifty exlles from Jacmei 10 KINGSTON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-10
TO GET QUICKER MAILS.
Postmaster Doyle Inaugurates a Sp,
cial Carrier Service.

Postmaster Doyle Inaugurates a Spe-
cial Carrier Service.
Postmaster Doyle has been experiment.
ing for the last week with a special early
morning business house delivery and it has
worked so satisfactorily within the legal
eight hours that he has decided to perma-
nently inaugurate the movement on and
after tomorrow.
Three carriers are detailed for the work
and they leave the office every morning at
1920 o'clock with northern, western and
southern mails. This is an addition to the
other deliveries and is great con ven!ence
to the business community of the city.
box has been put in the cotton exchange
Tor mail for the night trains and q carrier
makes a late collection after the regular
city collection. This was done by Post
master Doyle to make up for the removal of
the postoflce from Bay street, and to obvi-
ate the necessity of sending mail to the
postohice. A bulletin has also been put rp
in the exchange on whici the arrivals of all
mails are posted. This is done to prevent
merchants from making unnecessary trips
to the Office in case of delay.