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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14

them call out: we don't want to hurt
you, Hugh, but by -, you must put
down that white flag, or we will kill
you.' We forced the men to accept the
surrender, just the same, at peril that
we knew well. The mobbing OF the
Pinkertons we could not prevent. TWAS
done, not by the men who had been In
the fight, but bv the outsiders, who
were safely slowed away while there
was danger In the front.
"To be candid, hope l will be ar
rested. 1t will relieve me from the re-
sponsibility which has some how been
been pushed upon me in this trouble,
and want to go into Court and have
this outrageous attack upon peaceful
citizens by hired assaSsins ventilated so
that the whole world may know the
truth.
"If l am guilty OF melting the riot,
the. Sheriff knows where live, and am
not going to leave my home. But l Will
not go TO prison alone. l expect Mr..
Frick and Mr.. Pinkerton TO have some
unpleasant questions 10 answer at.the
bar of justice.
The people OF the country must un-
derstand that we have not changed one
particle our position, for ali that has
happened in the past ten days we
know that we are right. We know that
we will defend ourselves TO the limit OF
our rights, and we know that we have
the public opinion Of the country be-
hind US.
"Here is one days mail from Massa-
chusetts to Kansas" and Mr.. O'Don-
nell produced a bulky bundle OF let
ters. "half OF which we have not yet
had time to read. here for instance is
a note from the Plate glass workers as
sembly of Elwood, Ind, whose SYM
pathy takes the very practical form OF
a check for S104. Here Is letter from
Division "a. Of the brotherhood oil
Locomotive Engineers, offering money.
"Similar letters from the 1nterna-
tlonal Machinists. the Coopers' National
Union, the Teamsters' Assembly OF
BROOKLYN, the bakers and confectiohers
of Allegheny county, all rendering prac-
tical help, which fortunately we do not
vet need. Besides this we have letters
from clergymen Of every church; from
ladies prominent in philanthropic work;
from distinguished citizens, all sending
us kind words and practical advice,
showing how the whole body OF Ameri-
can people has taken up our cause as
its own.
1--WE weighed the cost before we went
into this dispute and we know clearly
what we are about. We will be justl-
fed nv the end OF IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
HUGH O'DONNELL,
The Bright, Intelligent Leader of
the Homestead Strike, Has a
Few Words to Say-He's Ready
to be Arrested, but Wants Frick
and Pinkerton to Answer for a
Few Things.

HOMESTEAD, PA, July 13.-The
various leaders OF the Homestead strike
returned from Pittsburg safely In spite
of all the rumors that have been run
ming about town about their arrest.
Hugh 0'Donnell said: eyes, l have
been expecting to be arrested for days
past, although / don't think anything
will be done until after the Congression-
al committee has left Pittsburg. OF
course it is only big bluff, and will
amount to nothing. don't deny that l
saw the fight with the Pinkertons; that
I carried the flag of truce which ended
the battle, and that was badly hurt
myself in trying 10 save the detectives
from the vengeance Of the mob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
FOR over Finy Years

Az OLD AxD wELLTEIED RENEpr--
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions ot
mothers for their children while testoing'
with perfect success. IL soothes ne cnio,
softens the guns, allays al pain, cures
wind collie, and Is the best remedy ior
Diarrhoea Is pleasant 70 taste, oolo Dy
Druggists In every part OF tne rorla-
TSventv-five cents a bottle. It's value -
iucalcrlabIe. Be sure and ask for Ars.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
LOCAL GOVERNMENT

VIII Be Abolished General Snowden and
the sheriff Think They Can Run Things
Satisfactorily.
HOMESTEAD, PA, July IA confer
euce was held tonight between Major
General Snowden and the officers Of his
staff concerning the arbitrary arrests OF
strangers to-day by special policemen Of
the borough, aud il was decided to in
stitute measures looking TO an abolition
of the police force aud the assumption
of complete authority by Sheriff Nc
Cleary, with the military forces as his
IDENTITIES
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deputies

1t is understood that Sheriff McCleary
considers the local government temper
arily suspended since he took charge,
aud it is probable that orders will be is
sued tomorrow morning announcing
this TO the people. Itis also probable
that the headquarters Of the Advisory
Committee will be placed in charge Of
the Sheriff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
A TORNADO
Drops Down on Springfield, Ohio, Garry
ing With II the Usual Destruction-S2OO,-
600 Loss.

1AUHa ANNMn Nn HRAAA ANA-f ONA~i
ing Withit the Usual Destruotion-S2OO,-
600 Loss.
SPRINGFIELD, ONO, July 1S.-
The most destructive tornado which
ever visited this section Of the
country struck the southeastern portion of
the city, the residence portion, this morn
ing at II o'clock.
1t completely demoralized about thirty
residences, and partially ruined over a
hundred more. But two persons are posi-
bly, fatally injured, but the loss in prop
erty is appalling.
A conservative estimate places the loss
at between $4,000 and 100000 The tor
nado was fully a mile long from east to
west and three blocks wide. Everything
is utter hopeless ruin.
A mass Of debris, lumber, trees and fur
nitureis piled up for squarein most awful
confusion. Twenty residences atleast are
totally destroyed Those fatally injured
are Jonas Roberts and Thomas Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
PRoMIsE To sTkIKE.
The Men In the Other Carnegie Mills
Likely to Come Out To-Day.

PIrTsBURG. PA, July ia strike Of the
EMPLOYEES Of Carnegie's Pittsburg and
Beaver Falls mills is expected tomorrow.
The men appear firm in their determine
ton to quit work If their employees persist
i'm thei~ refusal to grant a conference to
the Homestead workers, and the position
taken bv Secretary Loveioy today is evil
dence that Frick has given his ultimatum
and will make no concessions.
The employees st Braddock and Du-
uuesne have expressed their sympathy for
the Homestead men and say th Y are ready
to come out in support Of them. If the men
carry out their threats Affairs will assume
q more serious phase than at any time since
the surrender Of the PinkertOns week ago
today
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14

LoyDoN, July 13.-The aggregates OF the
polling now are: Ministerialist. ], ,725, 90.
Opposition, !, ,s5l, ,546. OF the l3T seats still
10 be filed the Conservatives held ~ the
Dissident Liberals Is. the Gladstonians ~
and the Irish Nstionalists 81.
The Morning post thinks Mr. Gladstone
Is now certain Of 40 majority and perhaps
more.
The Chronicle expects Liberal majority
Of 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
NON-uNON NEy
Reported to Be Coming This Morning.
Activity Among the Militia.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 14-At the strik-
ers headquarters IL was reported shortly
after midnight that 400 non-uDion men
were gathered In Pittsburg 70 be brought
into Homestead to-day.
The unusual activity among the troops
on the bill was supposed 70 have some con-
uection with the incoming train load and
much anxiety was expressed as 70 when
and how the men would be orouge' in
The generally accepted theory
/! II the non-unIon men were q
was doubted, they would be g
heavy escort about dayhrezk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
NEWSLETS

Interesting Pieces ofTeleEraphIc news In
small Space.
Ignatlus Donnelly was nominated Tor
Governor by the Peoples party Of Minnt'
sofa yesterday.
A report has reached AnHesy, France.
that disaster similar 20 that a. -. Ger
yaise has occurred AZ Glamour, and that
twenty persons have been killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14

LoNDoS. July l8.--At midnight the re-
turns so far received show that the Con-
seryatives have 2:}2 members, the Liberal
Unionists IS. the Liberals 29s. the Labor
ists 3. the -Parnellites ~, and th6Par-
n elites T.
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a Pardon for Bradford.

Speeidi 7Sls0rOm 10 he Bs0tsfer.
CoLUMBUs. o., July l3.-The State Par
don Board will tomorrow recommend a
pardon for Charles Bradford, sent from
Bellaire for one year for manslaughter.
Col G. l.. Poorman has presented the case
10 the Board and tie Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
THE WEATHER.

wlsBserox. o. c.. July is.-Fos west VI ,
yinIa and Ohio. local showers to-rlfnL ~.
fo@s5 81 generally fair weather fhnfsoey I
sIiebtlv cooler Ia southwest Fortion' n0f'i'
Yer western PensyiysniA. showers to.nsEt
followed By clearing ~esthsf' no'sn
winds, becoming Esr1sois.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
aa.aH Horse Thief.

SpeaaI TslsorG1. 20 ne Es9ister.
NEw MARJrSsvILLE W. Va, July "a
Have got horse thief, with bay mare
about six years old: weight lOoO, two
white hind feet, right fore foot white.
spawned In hind legs.
SHERIFF wErzEL Couxxr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14

SHORT BREATH, pslpitation, pain in chest
weak or faint spells, etc, cured oy DR..
Miles New Heart Cure. Sold at The Lo-
gan Drug Company's, r. B. Burt's and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
Another West Virginia Postmaster.
,s,f ,r,,l.,-,,,,-to ths 2egistar

WASHINGTON. d. c., July. 1S-E. 3.
Sherwood has been appointed postmaster
at Smithton, Doddridge county, W. Va,
in place Of W. @. Shannon, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
Mr GIad,tone Returned.

LoNDoS, July l3.-Mr. Gladstone has
been returned from Midlothian, but only
by about 500. AT the last election he was
unopposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14

TX thousands Of cases tho cure OF
cough Is the preventive OF consumption
The surest cough medicine In the woT
DIR. Woods Norway pine syrup.
y All dealers OF . guarantee Of q
sstiop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-14
EXTREMELY DULL

Three Arrests Were the Only Incidents TO
Enliven the Day at Homestead.
HOMESTEAD, PA, July l3.-The
newspaper men themselves furnished
the chief item Of the day in Homestead.
One OF the correspondents, Mr.. Hola-
day. OF the Pittsburg Press, wishing a
souvenir Of the war on the Mononga-
hela, has been collecting autographs OF
the different celebrities present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17

Of tho Fi'ty-seventh street court Jail before
the hearing and escaped through nn old
Connecticut and robbed jewellers safo with
"Iohnny"' Moore and Hon Mason. but
again made n daring escape.
inspector Byrnos captured the three In this
city later. and Paddy turned Stntes evidence
aEnin,t tho others He served i've years. now
ont ho travelled oil ovnr tho country breaking
sIlns. lin made ~ sncrialty Of jewellers shors
Although the safes no cracked bore unmis-
eluded capture for ,enrs Five years ago no
cracked t, tho safe in Post ONCE near Jersey
cceiving wound In the log. He went t. Tren-
ton prison for this. and was released on Sept.
10 last. II Is believed that he has committed
Lease and his recent imprisonment at Bing-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
1HAT CLEVELAND DIAMOND.
a JewsiIer Says that Its Real Value Has
been Greatly Exaggerated.

There Is much feeling over the method OF
awarding many OF the articles OF value for
which subscriptions were received ut the
Actors Fund Fair. The big Cleveland dia.
mond. which attracted much attention ut the
fair. goes to tho Actors Fund instead OF to the
holder Of one OF the 5000 tickets that were
sold at the fair because the managers held
that tho 1000 unsold ickets properly belonged
to the fund. and 1t was one Of this number that
won the diamond. A number Of other articles
went to the fund In the same way.
Maiden lane diamond dealer said yester-
day that the Cleveland diamond Is not worth
nearly $4,000. the sum named MS its value.
This diamond" he said. was IL New York
In the rough for several years. and weighed
less than eighty carats. 1t WAS offered In vain
carats. and is thick. iii.shapsd lisht Yellow low
stone. 1t WAS said 10 have been sold to Mimi.
Palmer or her husband john 4. Rogers. Tor d
large sum. II shs raid more than $1,000 Tor il
hhe paid great deal more than II wa worth,
and any New J ork diamond dealer woiid like
e. e tahe her or Ter ior one Of the same sort at
$1,000. A little calculation will show you the
WAS eighty carats ~ the rough a. fair price
make the original value 81, 900. ana tho cost OF
$3.50 at 81 per carat. The total 81 $50. is pretty
close 10 its real value"
Mr.. Al iiayman said yesterday that the fair
The Bank ofthe MetroI oils had Inansd 5000
upnn it, he said, Thy method ot ,'ispos;ng OF
unarr nymn saS wss
owned II now. and It will be sold aud turned
into cash by the officers Of the fund. The
sts ON az eazea rem The sale tick
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
The Kustier War oo,uC On.

CHEYENNE. Wv. Nav le. In!orna.l lon has
been received here from Johnson county tat
tho "six-shooter weHning." which rlSana
branding and killing cows-a comparatively
new practics-is being carried on there to an
alarming extent It's said tho entire country
10 being patrollod by detail, OF Frank Smiths
Buffalo Home Guards. about 300 strong. A
large force o! regulators It Is reportod. is now
on the way with four machine guns. A battle
is expected.
prisoners OF tho rust!er var to the authorities
Uf johnson county as he says h, fears there
would 10 more serious tro lbio n tho stock men
We're taken Iack to tho scene OF their crime 81.
so pv!TALpi Wy, WI Nay id,-,i.cYe Heii;na?.
l@nch, has d cd from Ma injuries Two ranch.
men returned yesterday from Powdr. River.
htviIg ned from their ranches N-cau.e OF
warnings given them that tho stock men were
sHndins another onnd OF Texans into the re-.
G ion 70 clean olt the country They SAY that
hnnns of strangers haya boon seen ccncer-
tratlIg IN tho vicinity o! Powder River.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
QUE COLUMBUS FESTIVAL
ChevaIier Bnr-otu sim has the Iasias
Track as Italian RePressatatixs.

T.
Track ~ Italian Representative.
The Executive Com mittee having charge of
tho Columbus celebration met yesterday az
ternoon in the office OF the Commissioners Of
Accounts. 1t was resolved to ask the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment for $1,000 for
current expenses.
The disdlay In the harbor during tho colo.
bIation was referred to n special committee
consisting OF Edward V. Skinner. Howard
Carroll. and Senator McMahon
The Crcolo Colon Cervantes sent letter to
the committee containing suggestions for the
plan md scope Of the festivities. The letter
will br considered ut n future meeting.
A letter WAS received from Secretary d. Der.
tine OF" Associated Italian societies" protest.
Ing against tina recognition OF Cheyalier
Charles EarsOtti as n representative of tho
committee Of 100 and saying that Mr. Bar
sottl's place on the committee would be filed
by the appointment o: either Mr.. Berthe or
Attic request of Mr. Barsoti the letter was
laid over without being read. Mr.. Barsottt
reported that the Columbus stat twas com.
war and started on its Journey herc some time
In July.
The plan of celebration SO far ngreed upon
will bo ext ndcd hy AN art exhibition and con-
cert in the seventh Eegimnnt armory build
Thursday. Oct. 10 The use OF the Llederkranz
Hail and the assembly rooms OF the Metro poll
itan Opera House has heen offered to the COM
mittee for future meetings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17

The Stockholders Win Another Victory In
the Alabama Courts.

the Alabama Courts.
despatch from Mobile. Ala. says that the
Chancellor has entered decree overruling all
demurrers In tho Mobile and Ohio Nicholas
bill and refusing to dissolve the Injunction,
The Chanccry Court at Mobile has considered
all OF the questions submitted by the Mobile
and Ohio stockholders. and the decision rom
dered establishes every proposition made In
their behalf not upon technical points,
but upon the merits. The decision Is,
in effect, that the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. has no longer any
right to exercise the voting power OF tho stock
eta. standing denentures. and that in law bonds
that have been exchanged for per cent. gem
era! MORTGAGE bonds are extinguished. and
that the tender made b. the stock holders to
tako UP and retire the outstanding income and
and entit:ed them e eomr"l the deLenture
bohdholdersto take their money.
Ai.cr tho decision upon the merits OF the
case the railroad company and Trust company
solve tho INJUNCTION. This motion was argued
the motion and at the same time overruled ali
dcmurrers 10 the ckholders' appeal. filed by
J. y; Nicholas. thus making the victory oi tie
stockholders complete.
The railroad and Trust com pany may appeal
to the supreme Court OF Alabama but must
DO SO within thirty days Of the, rendering Of
nppeal by, Now / ut latest. and decision will
probably be rendered during that month. In
considering: the case tho Chancellor criticises
prevent the payment OF he outstanding deben-
lures. nnd although no deci sion was rendered
upon tho right Of the Tr st company to take
OF the sinking fund applicable to the payment
OF dehentures. the legitimate efrcct of the
opinion is TINT the proceeds Of land sales
In GdebentureS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
ORIIUARX

Charles Anthony. . prominent banker a
northern New York. died at his homo In Oouv.
erneur. st. Lawrence county. on Friday, AGED
" years 10 was lawyer. and In 1850 opened
a banking house at Gouverneur, under the
name OF Charles Anthony 4 %. In 1879 80
institution was incorporated - State bank
SRde sn the e Of the Bank 81
the pos! until Ills death ne vas : Dsm u mSlc
Chairman Of tho County Board Of superVisora
n asowp sna t%e sSSaE.ntr Ss
share his large estate WV va"
GOV dsa i Il o. aHsSss so On
CAPT HpsSstus foksFins. ~ s fSs essldsd
In sa sSs Harbor ct the time Of Ssr birtS
and an sSsy shs lived Tas n to
xiS;nS Sns'sd
esteemed in the Wide social circle in which az
.Amer{E r BOWMAN died at his homa 10 Elra
s jSss;yS + nj Vsss
" s IS st Ge@DA H ,na B0
Der Of s. Johns Episcopal Church in. Elisa
The latter sdees S - ;RS
bsYSse riders q ths Eiasheth and
hss %sp daSss1 asd Ell e sYf1s
street. of pneumonia, aged 50 years He Vss
graduate OF St Francis XayteE's College.
Seminary In Troy: He was ordained Ia ig7a
and spent the last ton years Of his ministry =
first assistant to Father Edwards In the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception in East -Four.
teenth street.
James Dixon died on Sunday 81 1877 Pros.
fa On Gsep s. IT, !g41sd .
President two terms. For two Year, he IN
Gorresponding Secretary Of the Central Labor
Union. He was 2 deputy sheriff under Sheriff
will be held this afternoon.
city died at his resid ence lit cR.mps M, te.s
WAS brother Of Waiter Burns. xS S ns U fs
sis5er 81 j. II tSsp Morfsr NJ BuTns
never married.
Solomon Curtis Hamlin. the vsner.hls
father 9, the Ksy pr. 7. 5: Hsmlin. died On Sun.
Day at pr; Hamlin's residence 10 WHshinston.
atterH brief illness. Of Bright's disease. M;
GlenviIle. SCHENECTADY county. n. Y, but for
number OF years had resided In Michigan.
Edward 4. Bundy. .wsll-known newspaper
ccorIespondent and citizen Of Oxford. n. "
died on Friday. aged Y years. He had been
ior twelve years q Justice Of the Peace of the
Town. lie leaves widow and son.
nj The ri hsv Frederick hpidekoper. tho last Q
ice tIed GiEeM,hal d;am Of Who ~
morning. ,A'A' '" A'oAuS'
y John Foote. an, old employee Of tho Navy
yard and recently clerk In Commsndank
Erben's onice. died on Sunday In his 5Oth yesr1
!, Judge LIvingstons, Rowland died at In
alanapolls. Ind. Yesterday. aged 81 years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
Excise COMMISSIONERS SAFE.
Judge IngrHhnm Inllmntes Pretty Plainly
tbMt They Cnn't lie Tried Now.

that They Cnn't lie Tried Now.
The members Of the old Board OF Excise,
Alexander Mcnkn. Joseph Koch. and Edward
4. Fitzpatrick. were In the Court OF Cyor and
Termner on the old charge OF ncslec,:ng to
revoke licenses OF saloon keepers who had
kept open TOO near polling places on election
day.
Whom tho case was called for trial. A. j. Dit
tnnhoefer. who appeared with Edgar NJ. John
Son for the dcicnlnnts ocmurrcd to tho in.
dictmont Tho Plumkitt act passed two or
three weoks ago. Mr.. Eitt"nhocior snii. hal
repenlcd Che old Excise net for disohedic ncn
Of which his cllcnts had hcon, indicted under
No ponnl code for n ,mi..d"mennor, Tho
from "ilr" and i'm" Of a II also 5 - l",nHr
the complaint an, which tho Commi iol ers
ing in writing. Tho plnnkitt act being inc"n.
sistcn' with d" old Excise law and provi,iin:
different penalty. tho attendants could not
B6w be tried under rot.I!r'i las.
general Excise ac' Just ,isnod * tho Gov.
dor ~, "ii law. III; liii,cnhosirF pnd NJ:
tho cd law. had prevented the conviction 0f
,he dcfsndan,s under lhe od a net by rcn,,slinE
Justice lngiaIiam. VIII" several times dur
ipK tho argument hnd said TINT he Thought
The c2nteniion OF tho defendants was good in
~, =" i is e b. regretted that th,is, mode Of al;
bs Sosn e I should
Mr. Diitenhoci"r snii that r.,hnpe the City
Reform club WHICH had brought .ne proreed-
strupcn'al in having these acts passed.
=. Assistant l,lstric, Attorney Staylsr argued
ins clause OF til" resent gcn4ral act. Ju.tice
ln.raiam Eavn him permission to SUBMIT a
brief. but said. In ieservlng decision, that lie
would not require any btio!s from the do
fonuunts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
BROOKLYN's MARKET SCHEME
A Bill for the Sale or Navy Yard Lands to
the q Z Tor Marx ct Purposes.

WASHINGTON. May 10. - Representative
Coombs Of New York to-day introduced bill
for the sale OF Navy Yard lands in Brooklyn.
The bill authorizes the Secretary OF the Navy
to sell so much OF the property as may be re-
auired to tho city of Brooklyn for market pur-
poses. and for Slips canals. piers. and other
public works in connection with such market
purposes Such sale shall DO upon the OK
pressed condition that should the city of
brooklyn at any time open water channels for
commerce through the lands conveyed from
Wallabout channel. ono OF tho channels shall
be open to or toward Flushing avenue. ono
along the west side OF the land. with only
IN open street Intervening between
me water channel and the Navy Yard
me aud the United States shull have free ac-
cess Tor the Navy Yard across the street to the
enamel before the sale ID consummnted the
consent 81 the City Of Brooklyn shall be given
e ths closing by the United States OF the
,Whilaoout channel by causeway which shall
hs located entirely west OF the land conveyed
TO brooklyn, and within one year from the
Iassnge O! this act such consent shall also be
ogthalhel from III. state of New York.
wafer or not, shall not be less than "a 900 an
acre; ana y any question OF excess of value
sinhl' pc raised the matter shall be determined
ny Board q three com petept appraisers APP
po,nted ny the Secretary OF the Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-17
Railroad Notes.

Tho Wnyandotte and Detroit Railroad Com.
pany has been Incorporated in Michigan. The
Toledo. W
The United States Supreme Court has de-.
cided that the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
In issuing party tickets" at reduced rates TO
parties OF ten or more.
N. F. Goldsmith a. Co. Of Boston. who
brought suit to restrain the payment OF divI.
and New Eng land Railroad Com pany, are 30.
liciting proxies to be used at the ndjourned
meeting. May 81. In opposition to the present