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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-18
ICE. ICE! ICE!
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The contract for the sale of our ice expires OF
e 81 neHf and

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The contract for the sale of our ice expires on
Dec. 8! next, and
ON AND AFER JAN. /, 1899,
we shall enter into the sale and delivery OF ice
on Our own account.
We have engaged an experienced man who
will have entire charge of our delivery depart
ment. and it is our Intention TO spare neither
pains nor expense in making it the most com
plete system of ice delivery Savannah has ever
had. Our aim Will be
PROMPT AND POLITE SERVICE AND
HONEST WEIGHT.
Every complaint will be thoroughly investi-
gated and promptly recti6ed.
We Intend 10 sol and deliver ice at price
that VIII place the same within the reach of all
and we advise consumers not to make any con-
tracts for next seasons supply, as We shall sell
CHEAP, VERY CHEAP.
THE GoRRIE ICE MANUFACTURING CO.,
LOUIS P. HART, President.
JOHN SULLIVAN & CO.,
REAL Estate AND Insurance AGENTS,
fO2k Bay Street,
ARE OFFERING FOR SALE;
Residence on Taylor street, 2-story and base
ment, bricS, 81. 500.
Two-story and attic on brick basement, on
Bry an street, So, SEQ.
Two-story frame dwelling, West Broad street.
81. 800.
Two one-story frame residences on Third ave
nue.. 81, 500 for the two.
Bay street property, sixty feet front on Bay
street, corner Abercorn-
Brougnton street property, 90 feet front on
Broughton street.
Two-stery residence on Duffy street, near
Habersnam, 81, 80
FOR RENT.
Twostory frame residence, all modern con
veniences, corner Henry and WHITAKER streets
Two-stOry residence, Duffy street, near Hab-
ersham.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LISTS.
4. PACETTI,
PRACTICAL WORKMAN,
TIN ROOFING, CUTTERS AND LEADERS,
REPAIRING TIN ROOFS, Ere, ETC.
Galvanized Cornices and window Caps q
Specially.
Agent for CortriEht Metal Roofing Shingles.
Corner Jefferson and STATE Streets.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PROF AID aAE. yOy DER HoYA.
Iasirlci.on 10 piano. slnglng aud ylolln Al.
orsss SO Barnard street, Or Laden A Bates s.
Mr.,
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER EXPLAINS IT
SELF FULLY:

SELF FULLY:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2sth, 1891.
The Arsheuser- Busch BreWing association, st.
Louis, No.:
GENTLEMEN-I am directed by the General Elk.
ecrtive Board of the Knights of Labor to express
to you their satisfaction at the termination of
the difficulty which has existed between your
Association and one of our Assemblies and to
say that from the inquiries which they have
made iato all the circumstances surrounding
the case. they are fully satisfied that you have
throughout desired to act with entire fairness
toward our order and your employees The
matters of which we thought we had cause to
complain, we now believe have all along been the
result of misunderstanding rather than of any
willingness on yonr part to deal uDjustly or
even unkindly toward your employees or our
order.
The Board further desires to express the high
appreciation in which they have learned to hold
your Mr. Adolphus Busch. whose frank and
manly readiness to recognize the rights of all
workingplsn has been in pleasing contrast to
the arrogance of too many employers Of labor.
In conclusion allow me to say that the Board
considers the settlement arrived at as alike
! honorable and satisfactory to all concerned, and
one which, while rejecting the highest credit
upon you, will be gratifying to all friends of or
gained labor.
JNc. w. HAYES,
Genl Sec. Treas. Knights of Labor.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. %, 1891.
We have THIS DAY moved our Office to the
corner OK BRYAN and WHITAKER streets.
whore we viii be glad to see our customers.
All orders left with US will receive prompt
attention
Factory. near o. S. S. Co.'S wharves.
A S BACON & SONS.
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TYBEE AT TOsHACHs.
MRS. J. ) GRASS

Bsgs 70 announce 10 her friends aud customers.
that shs has Just received ? large ard veil
selected stock Of Imported Fancy Goods
sBd Novelties, which have been opsnsI ard vii
b dap aged. eon.Gsne.ng D aOSDAY NEXT.
tbs isfa iost TIE Inspection n this stock Is
rseueste1
A BEAUTIFUL e0CvEslR WILL Pr 0VLS
o. ZACH LADY
Ccflg barnard ESQ Fofk
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THREE ITS.

It would tax your patience to have US enumer-
ate all the
NEW GOODS
WE ARE RECEIvIN DAILY.
IT is sufficient to state that our stock is full,
fresh and complete-iust exactly as first
class family grocery stock should be.
TT might interest our numerous customers to
call auo SEE how many nice new goods are
now offered, how attrsctively they are put
up and how cheapy sold
NEW RAISINS.
NEW CURRANTS.
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES.
NEW DRIED FRUITS.
NEW BUCKwHEAT.
NEW MAPLE SYRUP.
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER.
Note this Special" column from time to time
We have something pleasing and
profitable TO tell.
ESTATE S. W. BRANCH,
Whitaker and Broughton.
TYBEE AT TOsHiCHs,
GRAND OYSTER ROAST AND CLAM BAKE.
Winters Ochestra the Kora's.
All trains stop at Toshach's Trains leave sa-
vsnnah az go 4. y. and go p. 81. Leave
TVbee a g p
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street.
WILLIAM F. BL0Is d co.,
REAL ESTATE
AND
BROKERAGE.
1871 BAY STREET.
Deal in all classes of Real Estate. Personal
attention given to Renting, Collecting, and
other business incident to the care of property.
MISS vIRGIE ASHLEY,
PIANIST.
Lessons given to beginners and advanced
pupils,
~ CHARLTON STREET.
NOTICE.
All persons are cautioned against harboring
or trusting any of the crew of the British
steamship Abingdon, as neither the cap
tain nor consignees will be responsible for any
debts contracted by them.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Consignees.
WHITE ELEPHANT.
GO. RAY PROPRIETOR.
Cor st. Julian and Whitaker Streets.
TO MY FRIENDS AND PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
Twill open Oh TO MORROW (donday) in con
nection with my saloon neat dining room
where l will serve oysters in all styles. l have
secured the services of a firstclaSS whIte cook,
who can suit the aste Of the most fastidious
lover of the delicious bivalves. The bsr is
stocked with the best OF Liquors and Cigars.
and the celebrated Milwaukee Beer always to
be had. Polite attention given to all who may
favor me with call.
Respectfully,
J. c. RAY.
THE NEXT HOLIDAY
THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY
VIII observe will be Christmas. Until then
We wish TO convince every one in the city
that the finest laundry WORK is only exc
cuted by the
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
1871 CoSoRgss STREET,
NJ. Prayer, Proprietor.
Telephones asa aud 333.
CUT THIS OFT
So that yon won't forget the piace-it may save
you money.
A line OF beautiful Lounges. a selected stock
Of Rugs, pretty patterns; cylinder aud roIi-top
Desks Aad Bookcases. All these and more at
lowest living prices
BARBOUR & CO..
i6O State str ct.
*. B.-A few Lace Curtains low 70 close GU.
sOI IHOtEH LANDAAD IhPR0A RMENT
COMPANY
Stockholders are notified - pay Their install
meIff ca MoaDAY Oci iash iHft. ADD save
Guaa.
g. MILLER ffessgrsr
fa2 Brouztton stFasL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ART SALE EXTRAORDINARY.

GOUPIL & CO., direct from Paris. will make
special exhibit and sale of their choicest pub
locations at NJ. T Taylor's Art Store, 1875 ork
street, for the next three days.
Beginning MONDAY, Oct. 10, and closing
wEDNEs DAY, Oct. 81.
The world-famous renown of this house for
superior selections and unique reproductions
from the best artists makes it unnecessary to
say that their publications are incompatible,
and you should take advantage of this display
to secure some choice bits. as nothing of the
kind has ever been shown here before
The public is respectfully invited to inspect
this collection, whether as purchasers or not.
NJ. T. TAYLOR,
135 York street.
n. B-This sale is specially assisted In by Mr..
LOEHER, one of the home statesmen, and will
be made at New York prices,
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
We are prepared to serve the trade with
BOTTLED BEER,
And invite them to try our
NEW IMPERIAL
In patent stopper bottles.
OUR CHAMPAGNE CIDER IS THE BEST
ON EARTH TRY IT.
Send orders to
SCHROEDER & cAssEN's BoTTLING WORKS,
Corner jefferson and Huntington Streets.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Telephone 54s.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Owing to the INSCRIPTIONS efforts of incou-
petent manufacturers TO defraud the trade and
smoking public with limitations of our Justly
celebrated and Incompatible
EL ASrRONOMO CIGARS
we warn the public to beware Of limitations
We guarantee our Ei Astronomo to be made
of the caocest OF Havana, free from all nrti-
fetal drugs and fiRvorings and equal to any
imported gar on the market. and challenge
the world 20 contradict or prove ought else.
GUTENBERG & BRos., New York.
l. STERN & co, 5sa second avenue. New
York, and
sTERN'S TWO CIGAR STORES.
Savannah, Ga. Sole Distributing Agents.
FRksH LOT Jrsr RECEIVED.
II. y. &. FEUs,
BLACKSMITH ASD WHEELwRIGHT.
HoRsEsHoEING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
trial solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
2o7 LIBERTY sTREaT.
Between Montgomery aud West Broad streets
SAVANNAH CA
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WANTED,

WANTED,
Chatham Real Estate stock, Series A. $500 In
City bonds. Chatham Bank stock. South
western Railroad stock. I have orders also for
several other stocks.
AUSTIN R. MYRES,
Broker, Il Bryan street.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
EDWARD S. ELLIOTT.

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR.AT
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
us Bryan street upstairsl.
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Ihad a buggy without wheels
I'D GIVE THE THING AWAY.
Some people in this town are running vehicles
almost as bad and the wonder is why more
necks are not broken from the use of SO many
rattle-traps.
BUGGY HOSPITAL
Is capital thing. THE SAVANNAH OAR
RAGE AND WAGON COMPANY are making
capital thing out of its operation.
Do you know you can get new vehicle In ex
change, and for small outlay
Anything from an omnibus TO road cart.
SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK,
1Ae st. Julian street, Savannah, Ga.
CAPITAL. SS2, 500
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
W. K. WILKINSON. R. M. HICKS,
President. Vice President
D. c. CARSON, A. L. ALEXANDER.
Treasurer. Attorney.
W. +. REID. C.V SNEDEKER-
THOS. NUGENT. j. A. HUTTON.
J. F. DOYLE.
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM INTEREST
paid on deposits and compounded quarterly.
Deposits received of ONE DOLLAR AND UP
WARD. Married women and children control
their own deposits. BUY NICKEL SAVINGS
| STAMPS.
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SUMERsi GET THE BEST,
THE FAMOUS
= Aust BEL R.-
GEORGE MEYER,
Wholesale Dealer.
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NOTICE.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct 18th, 1891
The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the Arm name Of H. A.
ERNST & CO., and will do general wood bus
mess at the old stand of H. A. Ernst on West
Broad street, opposite the @. r. r. passenger
depot, and viii be glad to get their share of the
business and will give prompt attention.
H. a ERNST,
JULIUS NJ. SMITH.
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IT is sufficient to state that our stock is full.
fresh and complete-just exactly as q first
class family grocery stock should be.
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NOTICE.
All persons are cautioned against harboring
or trusting any of the crew of the British
steamship Abingdon, as neither the cap
tain nor consignees will! be responsible for any
debts contracted by them.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Consignees.
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II would tax your patience to have US enumer-
ate all the
NEW GOODS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK, 20.-Prince George OF Wales
will open the Jamaica Exposition, January
21st.
HAVANA, Jan. 20.-A fire has destroyed
100000 arrebes OF sugar cane on the Benretiro
estate.
HAVANA, Jan. 20.-Four persons were
fatal, hurt and two killed by an explosion
yesterday
VIENNA, Jan. 2O.-SadGllah Pasha, the
Turkish EmbassadOr, who on Thursday at
tempted suicide, died from the effects.
BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The German news
papers print warm eulogieS on the late
George Bancroft, the American historian.
PARIS, Jan 2O.-Arrangements arc COM
pleted for the opening early in March of
telephone communication between this
city and London.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-A. J. Hull of
Napa. Cal, has been admitted 20 practice in
the Supreme Court on motion of Repre-
sentative McKenna.
PORT Hope (Ont.), Jan. 20.-The house
occupied by Robert Sharpe was burned, and
his family had narrow ESCAPE. Mr.. Sharpe
was slightly burned, while one Of his chill
dren was burned to a crisp.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The Intercon-
tnental Railway Commission held an ad-
lourned meeting to-day, but transacted but
little business, the delegates from Brazil
aud Argentine not yet being here.
| CHICAGO Jan. 20.-The extensive works
| Of the Standard Metal Manufacturing Com
pany and Belding Electric Motor Company
were burned this morning. Loss So, 900,
with insurance to three quarters of that
amount.
PARIS, Jan. 20-Drs. Berlin and Pico OF
Nantes. acting on the fact that goats are not
subject to consumption, injected the blood
OF goat into the veins of two cOnsumDtive
patients, and both are said TO have greatly
improved since.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Frank A. West of Stock ton is at the Cali
fOrnia.
DR.. E. z. Hennessy of Napa is at the
Grand.
Walter Leslie of London is at the Cali
fornia.
B. D. Murphy. the San Jose banker, is at
the California.
Morgan Hill and wife of San Jose are at
the California.
S. P. Conner of ST. Helena is in the city
He is at the Lick.
C. F. Wilcox of Los Gatos is among the
guests at the Lick
joseph Craig, the Prison Director, is
registered at the Palace.
Captain j. n. Hubbard of Cloverdale is
stopping at the Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins of Menlo
Park are at the California.
Lieutenant Commander W. w. Meade
and vile, U. S. n, are at the California.
c. Ii. Stockton. commander of the United
States steamer Thetis, is at the California.
John W. Kelly, Superintendent of the
Bodie Consolidated and Bulwer Consoli-
dated mines, is visiting the city.
Sergeant James II. Helms of the Harbor
Police, who has been sick for some time, is
now convalescent and returned to duty yes
terday.
5. l.. Jones and A. &. Hamilton, the we'll
known Comstock superintendent, returned
here from Santa Monica yesterday, en- route
for the mines
Charles n. Shaw, junior member of the
stockbroking firm Of Jones az Shaw, is re-
ported to be lying dangerously Ill of Brights
disease, at Los Angeles. His father-in-law,
a. n. Towne, was summoned TO his bedside
on Sunday in consequence of his serious
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
Alameda.


The annual masquerade bail of Alameda
Parlor of Native Daughters will take place
tomorrow evening in Park Opera House.
Among the recent names which have been
mentioned in connection with the City
Trusteeship are those of D. l.. Randolph
and c. l.. Metzgar
The City Trustees propose to sell the lot
of Central Hose Company on Santa Clara
avenue for $1,000 and purchase another lot
on Thirteenth street for 1920, on which to
erect the new engine-houSe-
The two young men who are in custody
for burglariZlng the residence of Mr.. Hay
wards on Encnal avenue will be arraigned
to-day. 1t is likely that they will plead
guilty, as the evidence against them is of the
strongest kind They were identified yes
terday by two Oakland detectives as pro-
fessiOnal crooks.
+. r. Porter was in Alameda yesterday
in the interest of the movement TO have a
city and county of Oakland, which will in
clude Oakland, Brooklyn and Alameda
townships. He talked with several promi-
nent business men but met with no en-
enlargement. The people of Alameda are
almost unit against the proposition.
They believe that il Alameda is swallowed
| up in Oakland 1t would not receive any at
tention. They point to the phenomenal
| growth of Alameda during the past four
| years, faster than any suburb of Oakland
has grown, and they wish Alameda to pre-
serve its autonomy, which they think can
not be done by its becoming part of Oak
land.
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POISONING DOGS.
An Alarming Death Rate Among Tel.
graph HIPS Canines

An Alarming Death Rate Among Tele-
graph HiIPs CANNES.
Unless Pound-keeper Partridge is swift in
the exercise of the duties pertaining to his
Office he will be relieved OF the necessity of
sending his larat heroes to capture dogs
among the classic shades of Telegraph Hill.
Within the past week there has been an
alarming mortality among the CANNES in
this locaity-a condition not chargeable to
Jake LindO or his handed minionS.
Somebody has been engaged in the mean
business OF wholesale poisoning, and several
valuable dogs have been killed within the
past two or three days. The precise locality
IN which the poison operator has been doing
his deadly work is bounded on the south by
Broadway, on the north by Pioneer Park,
and on the east and west by Sansome and
kearny streets.
large aud very valuable animal belong
ing to William Coughlin, who lives at the
corner of Sansome ami Greenwich streets,
died on Friday evening from the effect of
poison, which must have been placed near
the house. On Sunday morning splendid
specimen of the canine family, weighing
about 120 pounds and owned by Charles
Meyer of Green and Montgomery streets,
also succumbed to the effect of poison.
just how many of these pets have been
disposed of in the same malicious manner is
not known. but it is thought that a score or
more has thus persisted. Some of the best
dogs i'll the city are owned in this vicinity,
and naturally there is considerable alarm
among fanciers. Dire vengeance is threat
ened the dog-posoner if discovered
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VETERAN FIREMEN.
Officers Installed and P.,o.,

Officers Installed and R.,o.+
Given.
The Veteran Firemen's Association of
California INDUCED in a season of festivities
last night, the genuineness of which con
hardly be appreciated by any one nat VET
eran. The speeches, the humorous remarks
the Jolly songs and the good things to ca +
might be enjoyed and appreciated to a GER
tain extent by guest, but the fellowshin-
the soul OF the whole affair-wonld he
missing. '0 W
The event was the installation of oficars
whlch TOOK place in the associations rooms
u Inc fioneer Building, and was foIlowe
o oe az a banquet at Hackmeier's Hotel. The
9licerS Installed were as follows: President
John Fay; First Vice President. Thomas
sawyer Second Vice President Henry
Ih.ahn; Recording Secretary, Henry IenthaI.
financial financial Secretary, Gustav Poe6Jman:
n rieaauleT' Dahl LEI Norcross Executive Com
Burns, George Pidgeon and Chris Duncan
len applicants for membership were mi
tlated, ana a handsome gold badge was nre-
SSented TO the retiring President. j. c.
just before the meeting adjourned 70 tho
hotel where the spread was pfepared Wee
President Thomas Sawyer stepped inst he
lore his comrades and remarked soiemnIv
that duty had been assigned him which h.,
ACle SicdltH HOHOTeu To DISCHARGE. Racop-
nZlng the undispnted claim which thair
comrade Charles McMahon had as heinz the
champion prevaricator of the Pacific Cast
his tellow-members had seen fit To disfin,
guish him as such by awarding him bean
tltully designed brass mounted medal with
the recipients peculiar ability craven
thereon.
This, of course, was the occasion for a
general break up of decOrum, and in the
midst of much merriment the assemhIage
adjourned to the hotel. Here about Two
hours were spent in feasting and tossing,
President Fay presided at the head of the
long table and First Vice-P President SAWYER
at the foot, and between them there was
many merry round. Toasts were offered
to the retiring officers, the press. the new
President, the dead comrades ("and there
are many of them" remarked one feelingIv1
and To David {. Broderlck.
Nlce-President Sawyer sang several comic
character songs and created a deal of merri
ment. Charles McMahon said he wonld
hove to be excused from singing because he
had recently lost his left lung. I" No wonder
he got the liars badgeI INTERRUPTED Tom
Sawyer, and howl of laughter followed.
The spread was bounuful and the season
one that all enjoyed heartily
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A COLLAPSED TRUST.
The Big Gas Combine Of Chicago Forced
10 Dissolve.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.-The Chicago Gas
Trust has decided to surrender its charter
and wind up IFS business as soon as possible.
This was decided upon at a recent meeting
of the Directors, but the fact has just been
made public. The antitrust laws as ex-
pounded in a recent decision of the Illinois
Supreme Court showed the rust could not
legally hold the stock OF It's constituent COM
panies. ard the Directors were probably
further spurred to action by the recent an
nouncement Of Acknowledgement Hunt that
he would begin quo warrauto proceedings.
President Billings says an effort will be
made to organize a new corporation in
form which will comply with the law. The
details are not yet mapped out. In regard
to the effect of the dissolving on the stock
he thought it could not be hurt any as it is
based on the properties OF the different com
panieS in the trust, and the dissolution of the
form OF the trust will not affect it. In the
plan of reorganization it is understood that
the individual companies will retain their
dauri;y
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AGAIN ON DUTY.
The Ferry-Boat Newark Resumes He,
Place on the Line.

The Ferry-Boat Newark Resumes Her
Place on the Line.
few months ago when the Southern
Pacific Company tried to run the boats of
the narrow-g gauge line in place of one of the
broad-gau.e boats that was disabled they
found that the narrow-gauge boats would
not fit the slip at the Oakland Mole. They
were not sharp enough, and could not get
up to the apron. When the Newark ran in
place of the Piedmont the passengers had
to be landed by means of cattle gangway
on the other side, and teams and baggage
trucks could not be got on or off
To Obviate this difficulty the Newark was
laid off about six weeks ago for alterations.
and yesterday she commenced running
again. While she has been off her lower
deck has been extended fifteen feet, so that
1t Will extend under the apron. The upper,
or as the ferry-men call it, the "toothpick''
deck has also been extended, and arranged
so that passengers can pass on to it from the
second story of the ferry building at the
mole. The restaurant accommodations
have been greatly extended, and the bar
room has been partitioned off. The boat
too, has been reprinted throughout.
Now that the Newark is again running.
the Oakland will be LAID off and will be
fixed up in similar manner. When the
Oakland returns TO duty the Piedmont will
be laid off for a thorough OVerhaulinr