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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
COMMENCEMENT At VASSAR.
FIFTY.FOUR STUDENTS GRADUATED.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER GIVES $50 900 TO PAY
THE BALANCE DUE on THE NEW

IHE BADANCD sDOC ON 1HE NEW
DoRMIToRY
poughIecpse, n. V, June 3 (special)-Co Commence
mcnt exercises were held at Vassnr College todny and
the chapel was throngcd with people President Taylor
members OF the Board OF Trustees the faculty
pied seats on the platform The exercises were opened
with an organ voluntary by Professor Edward Bow
man. following which prayer was made by President
Taylor Those who read essays were Misses Alec
Marion Robbins COrnca GOlay, Amy Louise Reed,
Edith Colby Bsnheld, Katharine Bemcnt Davis and
Edith Ellen Steams Piano solos were Played by Miss
Anna Mather Palmer and Miss Anna Louise Perkins.
Degrees were conferred on the following Gfty-
four graduates: Misses Ellen Q. Abbot New-Iaven;
Agnes Ari,uckle, Delhi, N. Y, Edith G. Banfeld,
Wofboro, y. H.; Clara L. Barber, Penn Yam.
y. y: Kate NJ. Bradley, Spencer ~ u;
Rebccca W. Brush, South Orange, y. j.; Ella
W. Gunner Poushhecpsic; Eva J. Daniels, Grand
Rapids. Mich; Katharine b. Davis, Rochester ::
Mary r. FmntOn Danbury, Conn.,. Elizabeth Flnherty,
Birmingham Conn; Penelope NJ. rlett Nelson, " n. !;
IIc,en ~ Frost, Poughkccpsc Cornera Golay Brewer.
Me-; Eleanor +. Gould, Tarytown; Laura c. Grant.
st. Paul; Emeyn d. iIaitrdgc, savannah Ga Maudc
A. Hench Harrisburg. Penn; Pauline Herring, Water
town, y y: Sarah !. llomlns, Ehglewood, y. j..
Jchnic Ycckler, ST. Paul Lena y. James, Armenia
~ y: Nellie d. King. Osweso n. Y: Henrietta L.
Manning, Providence; Elizabeth NJ Mast, Springfield
uldo; Helen " Moorchc.d, XenIa Ohio IIettic b.
NORTH. sus1uebannah, Penn; Margaret Morton,
Fall River, Mass. Emma L. Mott. Pough
Recpso T!cOdo,a oldham. Falmouth Ky.:
Anna owens. Hamilton, OHIO; Mary :. Packard,
Tayonne City, y. j.. Anna NJ. Palmer, New York /;
Elizabeth c. hmcr, New York; Anna l.. Perkins,
Fresno Cal: Es,elle II. Putnam, Grand Rapids
Mich. Sarah s. Platt, P0uehkeepsie; Amy l.. Reed.
Kingsbridge. y. y: Alice NJ. Robbins st. Paul !:
Elizabeth b. Rowe Chicago; Mile b. sargent, Jersey
CITY; Carrie NJ. smith, IIghtstown. y. j.; Mary A.
Smith, Seneca Falls, y. y; Edith Ii. Stearns Detroit;
Annie a. stephenson, Httsburg; Kate Taylor. Penn
Yam, y. ". Kate u. Titus, boston; Sarah L.
TuunicliT Iacomb, ILL.,; Adcllne e. Ulrick Column
bus. ONO susie f.. Waterman, Hancock, v. y;
Emma F. Wallace, Pcehshlll Edith Ward. Orange,
n. j.. Lucia E. Wood, Ncw-Yorl Sarah f. Wood
bridge, Erooklyn.
The honor girls OF the class are Misses Edith G.
Banned, Rebecca ". Brush. Eva J. Daniels, Cornela
Golay, Laura c. Grant, Nellie D. King Mary 5.
Packard, Amy l.. Reed, Alice NJ. Robbins and katln-
Iine H. Davis.
the meeting OF the trustees, Vice President Morton
was chosen trustee in the pace of the late Benson
J. Losing. ana Mayor Ellsworth. Of this city,
elected 10 ill the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Henry l.. Young. In the meeting John d. Rookie
iclcr. who Is trustee sub cribcd $4,000 70 meet
deficit in the cost OF erection Of the new dormitory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
FIRST COMMENCEMENT OF A wOMAH's COLLEGE

Baltimore. june e.-Thr first annual commences
mcnt of the Woman's College Is taking place this
week, and t0mOrrO the first graduating class. con
ssting Of five members, will be graduated with the d.
gree OF Bachelor Of Arte. The commencement eX-
ercses were begun last SUNDAY evening by the
preaching Of the baccalanrcate sermon by the Rev.
Dr.. John +. Gouchcr. president Of the college. A
demon ,tra,ion given last evening bv the members
Of the departments Of biology chemistry and physics
The class of '03 reception In honor IF the
graduating class Yesterday afternoon certificates
were awarded 10 graduates in the departments Of art
and clOcutlon. To-day IS class day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
Toryy TWO UryERED yFiRS Old.

Boston, June 6.-Thc town Of Wlndhdm ccleoratcd
Its oOOth birthday to-day in fine style The buildings
I'm the town were gaily decorated. large cohcorse
81 poople assembled on the old historic Wmdham
Green. The exercises began at 10 80 o'clock with
PRAYER BY the Rev ). J. Horton. OF Cheshire Conn
Tho opening historical address was made by Thomas
smell Weaver. Editor Of The Will!mantlc Jonrnai'
and covered the first 100 years of the towns history
An address covering the second century was delivered
by Allen b. Lincoln in the afternoon ana n Poem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
TO MAKE GOOD THE ATCiIIsON's THREAT.

Chicago June at Is now apparent that PRESIDENT
Marvel In earnest when. three months ago, ne
gave notice to the Advisory Board Of the western
Traffic Association that ninety days from date his com
pany would reduce the secondcass rato between Kan
sas city and the Pacific Coast from S35 10 VA 10
The ninety days Will expire June Is, aud on that
date the officers of the road shy, the reduced rate VIII
certainly be put into effect At the recent meeting OF
the Western Traffic Association In York, Vice
President Springer OF the Atchson, agreed TO cancel
the notice provided the presidents OF the northern
Pacific Union Pacific, Great Northern, Burlington
Northwestern Rock Island Denver and Rio Grande
and southern Pacific will sgn agreement to discon
tinuc the payment OF unauthorized commissions on
immigration traffic. lie gave them until June l 10
sIrn The agreement and three OF the presidents de-
cIned 10 attach their signatures TO the document.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
4 DINNER ron UORLDS F1iR UORhERS.
MAYOR GRANTS BANQUET COMMITTEE ALSO AT
WORK.

MAYOR GRANTS BANQUET COMMITTEE ALSO AT
WORK.
The Executive Committee OF The international Ex-
hflltors' Association. representing Eastern exhibitors
At The coming Worlds Fair In Chicago, held meet
ing I'm the stewart binding yesterday afternoon. J.
scavcr Page was appointed chairman Of committee
of to take charge Of dinner 10 be given
IN Madison square Garicn. November 81. In honor Of
the National and State Commissioners and The rpro'
Page + 10 name his assistants. II was decided 10
40 point an agent at Chicago. who would cndcavoT to
secure space for wouldbc exhibitors. The association
win charge ~ for personal attendance In the not'
men; Of space and 80 n membership fee IN case
the alotmcnt 81 space be secured"
The Columbus Banquet Committee organized yeser-
d,v bv olccng MavOr Grant Chairman, George {.
Clau.on vice chairman and Commissioner {. Il. +.
Wnhle secretary The sub committees were made up
y. follows: on cat"r,r-J. Rockwell THy. chairman;
Charlie. T. Vcrnnn. imam VI. CcballO.; on menu-ian-
doph Guggcnhcimer. chairman. Horace Porter james
: Coleman. on spcakcrs-Wllliam stlnway. chairman
John A. Cockerill j. II. V. Arnold on decorations
jenkins Van Schaick. Chairman; William Suzcr James
-hndlcr: on iuviaiions-J. II. V. Arnold. chairman
Evan Thomas Thomas +. Cnmns.
The etft of the statue OF Columbus from tho united
Italian societies the city will be AT Fifty Dinth-st
and Eighth ave. the PARK Commissioner, decided
YESTERDAY euperint ndcnt ini~Ous's suggestion that
the Hancock statue should stand the One-hnndr'd
ana twenty third ST. side Of IancOca Square instead 0f
in the centre met the Board's approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
r.rurxrs roR oRGAyIzIxa BIG Comply.

Theodore T. Allen who organized the American Tobacco
comrany or Cigarette Trust" IL Is called won YER
diet OF s35 600 in the United States Crcu, Court yester
Law against Allen Clnter lie -ucd for $4,000 but the
u,v cut down his claim one-half. The trial before
Judge shipnan. In 1885. the competition between cea-
rse manufacturers keen that none Of them made
much money. Allen woe at that time general manager
of Allen Giner but he not related any member
a the lrm After the greatest trouble Aen got the
i've big companies 70 form the American Tobacco Com
n,ny There had been sharp enmty between some OF
The firms and Alien this with difficulty.
Tn. capital stock was nNed at s25.0oo,ooo Eighty
ia, cent a, this was allotted. Allen 81 Gntsr received
30 per cent of this 900 ooo about u ooo W.
Duke ssns Co. the sane tae Kinney Tobacco C0n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
FOUND WITH HER THROiT CUT.

woodbridge, N. j.. June s.-Mary Anderson. a ser
vont employed at Maurer's Hotel. In this place.
found dead with her throat cut In the swamp between
here aud Perth Amboy ut o'clock this evening The
throat was cut from to there was deep cash
on the forehead and the dead girls clothing was torn
and disarrangcd. The murder Ind evidently been com
mittcd With pocketklfe, but nothing was found near
the body TO furnish n cew TO the murderer and the
,o,ive is vet a mystery The victim about
twenty eight years old and good oohing she had
iecn employed ut Maurrs Hotel for q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
IrtD AND SILVER ORE FOUND.

Ash Grove NO.. June s.-The shaft known as inc
Deep shaft" at this place located by 'ap''n" WIZ
lam Iobcrt Of Potstown, Penn, and T.. ~ lur''
AZ Ash Grove. at a depth Of 235 feet has struck a
rich body Of lead containing a portion Of silver ore.
II |. the deepest Of mineral ever FOUND III
this section and is looked upon by practical miners
as n biz find. As soon as the proper machinery can
he procured the work will be pushed and mining on
largo scale Will be done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
A THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLS COMMENCEMENT.

Getty burg Penn. June CSpecia).-!hc commence
men, exercises OF the Lutheran Theological seminary
began hero today. A lecture on Christian worship
WIS delivered by tho Rev. Or. g. W. Wenncr. OF New
York and ono Article OF the Augsburg Confession
nv The Rev DR.. Charles Albert. OF baltimore. This
evening the annual address to the alumni made BY
fhe Rev Dr. j. A. Earncst. Of Mlillnburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
BALTIMORE srrEEr.cAR LINES CONSOLIDATED.

BALTIMORE sTREErCAR LINES CONSOLIDATED.
baltimore. June (Spcclal.-The Baltimore Union
nssss,rcr Railway Company the Baltimore and lamp
den Passenger Railway Company and the baltimore
aud Point Breeze Railway Company have been con-
-oltiated under the name OF the CITY and ouDufUin
Railway Company, with th"s" directors; Ne'so" ro''"
nre,.cnt George c. jenkins. w. p. Harvey. George
: vor I,pron. John K Cowc1i, z. J. ID. Gross and
Frank l.. Perrin Mr. Cross elected treasurer ana
Leon Fender secretary The new capital Stock OF
lc company IS s3OO0,0OO, nil of which Is subscribed
rho system has siXty-One miles OF track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
p,v,t Police FORCES IN BURLINGTON. ". .

Burlington N. j.. June s-Ths place has double
police protection tonight iaf the officers icing Demo
Gratis and half Republicans The Republican Council re
Gently passed an ordinance taking the power OF ap
poIntment from the Mayor. The Mayor promptly
vetoed the order and the Council passed II over his
veto Tonight the force presented themselves
h.toye the Mayor who, however, refused TO recognize
them as policemen and also refused to swear them In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
DEGREES CONFERRED AT DICKINSON.
TIE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS AND THE AWARD
OF PRIZEs


Carlisle Penn. June (speciaD.-Thc 1o9th com
menccmcnt exercises Of Dickinson college were held
this morning The Latin sau,atwy, ours Age
OF Reason" was delivered by w. +. Roberts, and tho
English salutatory, The Influence Of Truth IN Cult
urc,' by \. :. Fascick. Other orations delivered
wore "COmparitive Municipal Government" j. II.
Cunan: The application Of Iiypnot!sn 10 Medicine"
W. "A. Hutchinson; The Development OF Arbitration"
Miss Minnie NJ Mack The Development Of our
National IDEAL" Virgil Prct.yman; Personality or
Principle; Which ?" Joseph Price; The Alumuus and
Ills Debt" Fry singer Evans; Cmstavus Adolphus,
Charles c. Greer: Republican Government. an Evo
luton OF Progress and Education" r. II. Fletcher :
The Unknown and its Inspiration to the student"
H. VI. stephens and the vaccctory Tie Possibilities
of tie Present. ". p. Evc!aid. Two masters ora
liGls were delivered The Influence Of Truth in
Culture nv Charles W. Black, Of Delaware, and
electricity in CIVILIZATION by II. +. Whiting, Of
Boston. Degrees were conferred those who de-
liver,d orations and on j. l.. l!ynson. A. G. Mc(rc
V. +. Northrup >. III. Bolem J. H. Brandt. W. +.
Patton c. NJ rrownteltcr and c. +. Pett;nos The
degree Of u. d. conferred on r. II. Wooding,
Robert Mckay. f. IL. Yoncum aud Luther d. Wilson.
and the degree OF LII. ID. on Moncure ID. Conway, OF
the class OF 1S49.
The following prizes were awarded: For excellence
IN oiatory. Mcdaniel scholarship prizes, 800 each
sophomore, Il. ii. Wilson: freshman, +. V. Harry !;
eccond Prize divided between e. ". Mitchell and p. H.
Richardson Patton prizes for excellence IN scholar
ship-senor. W. p. Evcland; Junior ". q. Fuller
sophomore. W. &. Mcneil; freshman, A. H. Armacost :;
A. d. Sharpe prize. for excellence In Greck-dividcd
between n. H. Wilson and J. D. soops; prize for ex
cecnce in mathema'ics-R. II. Wilson: :or the best
senior orltion-W r. Evcland. Immediately after
these exercises comncnc,.m"nl Gi4nrr wa; seTyca
dephla, was POSTMASTER. This evening President
Reed held a reception Mt his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

MEETING OF TIE NEW YORK WOMEN MANAGERS
Albany June (Spcclal.-N the meeting of the
World, Fair women managers hero today Mrs. ii.
Walter Webb added To the executive committee,
aud committees appointed q apply in Chicago
for space in the women's building aud 10 raise fund
10 decorate the room. when secured. Tho first COM
mttc. has Mis- Caroline Dennis, Of Auburn. as chair
man. and the latter Mrs. Dean sage. Of Albany. the
decoration fund 1t Is hoped will reach $4,000. The
,vo,uc managers set apart from the state appropra
lion ~ 900 toward tie odlcns building to be erected
ON the Exposition grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

TO CONSIDER RATES AND CLASSFICHTlONS.
The southern Railway and Steamship Association
began its monthly session yesterday Commissioner
s,uhlman prsidng The meeting Is for the purpose OF
considering questions Of rates and classlcations ~
ogc,i,y traffic with the Northern trunk lines. The
meeting will probably last several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
AN ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL BCBNED.

Atlantic civ n j. June s.--"Mar' Englishs hotel at
this place was burned to the ground today There was
no Insurance upon tho building or It's contents Mrs
English barey escaped the burning building With hor
life. English Is old hotel man ana WIS Formerly INC
proprietor State Capitol Hotel. Wssauiekon fehn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
TIE ASSOCIATION DECLARED TO BE LEGAL.

TIE ASSOCIATION DECLARED TO BE Legal
Icavenworth June s.-The case Of the United states
oet the Trans Missouri Freight Association has been
settled It was brought by direction Of the Attorney
General against the railroad companies. to dissolve
the association It being alleged that 1t was In Violation
Of fine Antitrust law Judge Mncr dismissed the
An.IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
CHOOSING DELEGATES TO oMlHA.

Dcs Moines, Iowa. Juno S.-At the peoples party
State convention held here yesterday delegates were
elected To tho Omaha convention. NJ l.. Wheat was
eAccteA 70 present the name Of J. y. Weaver fer
xsoa1ant Ct the eenvsntsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

pany 20 per cent and w. S. Kimball Co. ana GOODWIN
4 Co. 10 per cent each Allen demanded per cent OF
the vaue OF the stock allotted commission but the
companies refused pay him. He has sued them all the
case against Allen iner telns the first to be tried An
apneal Will be taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
Fast TIME TO AND FROM MANHATTAN BEACH

FAST TIME TO AND FROM MANHATTAN BEACH,
Commencing today special express trains for Man
haitian Beach, via 34th-st.. will leave Long Island City
at 100, 90, 100. aud q 200 p m except Sundays
sundays at 80, = 80, 80. and 80 p. ~, ume
thirty minutes no stops. Train boats connecting
with these trains win leave Saith ST. Ferry ten minutes
earlier Corresponding trains returning leave Man
haitian Beach week days 10. 40, 40. and 10 40
D. 70. sundays, . 80, 30, 40. Q; 40. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

ola Tuesday, summoned before superintendent
Bynes at the Central ONCE yesterday, and was do
tailed TO special duty In the House OF Detention for
Witnesses, IN Mulberry St. whore he viii remain until
he IS tried for the alleged assault upon Mamie Hannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
INCREASED WARMTH OVER MOST OF TIE CoUN.
TRY PROMISED.

Washington June S-The area OF moderately high
barometer the crest OF which was over southern New.
England Wednesday morning has passed eastward over
tho Atlantic II caused the winds over the seaboard
S,,o N shift 10 southcry This will bring return Of
higher temperature except when the weather cooled by
rains Showery weather has prevailed from Newfork to
Florida ard the East Gulf also in the Ohio Valley Tho
low area that appeared In East Washington Monday NORM
pc has moved slowly eastward and now long trough
rho Rocky Mountain central in the part Of
he Dakoas II will become part Of slight but extendet
arometrc depression that oyeres the country west OF Tie
leghenies ndraught Of southerly winds before 10
has brought decided increase OF heat over the country Do
tween the Mississippi mountains. No precipitation has
esiltcd from this movement and with the absence Of
cloudine heated period may be expected followed 5y
.howcry weather. perhaps severe o,ll storms Tho
weather in the Upper Mississippi Valley Thursday Will be
much warmer and probably followed by rains Thursday
Friday fhc In the vicinity Cf Min
neapolis will rise 10 about 50 degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZIEMENT.

Oakland. Cal. June ga warrant has been sworn
out for tue arrest OF Il. C. Beggs. secretary Of the
oakland Consolidated Railroad Company on tie
charge Of embezzement TO the extoht OF 10000 II
Is not known where ncges s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO sToCKA
San Francisco, June g. 1892

yrHE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pases
illustrated. The standard authority on American open.
air smusements Rules for sailing swimming, ball play.
ing shoesing hor,ebeSk riding, Sc Sc "a full Of pc
iePP - uniySrssily esnplmcnted b. Shs IIsaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

natIm,or Juno s.-The graduates Of the Maryland
In,tuta schools OF Art and Design and ten Students
of the commercial department received their diplomas
ON the stage FOrd's opera House last night from
The hands oi President Joseph NJ. Cushins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
rorrc,sr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern NewYork, cioudness
and showers southwes.erly westerly winds In
the South
For Ncw.Jcrscy Eastern Pennsylvaaja, Delaware,
MARYLAND and Virginia. warmer partly cloudy weather and
local showers southerly winds.
Ear Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania,
warm aud generally fair. 49,, >,,,,, n,
the Cumberland TcnneSe Upper and Middle Mis-.
tie ,ss,nn, Arkansas Red ard savannah will fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

DALEY or Duty 1T THE HOUSE OF DETENTION
Roundsman Matthew I. Dailey, whom Commissioner
MacIean yanly tried to have dismissed from the force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

Tribune Once June o. a. ma sunny forenoon
Yesterday wa, followed by coudness and light showers.
stery and notheasery breezes raised the humidity from
90 In the morning to 80 at evening The temperature
ranged between 80 and II degrees. the average (G5')
being II. the corresponding day last year.
aud 5ss lower than Tuesday.
In and near this city to-day there win probably be
warmer partly cloudy, muggy weather. with shower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

n diagram continuous white line shows ~
-hsnges In pressure. Indicated by The Tribune's self
recording barometer The broken line represents the tenn
peraturo as observed at Peuy's Pharmacy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-06
THE WORLD MOVES.

Experiments made with oil and vari-
GUS other substances have shown that
oil alone gives the greatest heat.
The greatest of all telescopes is capable
of reducing the apparent distance of an
object to about one-thousandth part of
its actual amount.
An apparatus for purifying lubricat-
ing oils coming from machinery has
been patented in Norway whereby the
same oil can be used many times at a
trifiing expense.
A great improvement in machine bear
ings is made from compressed wood
pulp combined with graphite. No lubri-
cation is necessary, and the amount of
friction is greatly diminished.
A new fire extinguisher is composed
of mixture of water and liquid car
bonic acid gas, which, upon being dis
charged through pipes at high pressure,
causes the rapid expansion of the gas,
converting the mixture into a spray
more or less frozen
A propeller has been devised to work
at the bow of vessel instead Of the
stern. 1t is conical in shape, with a
diameter nearly equal to the beam of
the ship The blades of the wheel are
fixed at right angles with the surface,
and, being arranged spirally. have a
boring or auger action.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-06
RAILROAD JOTTIkGS.

Cairo, Ills. has offered bonus OF
$50, 900 and free site to any car works
that will locate there.
A connection has been completed by
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and North
ern with the Omaha at Marshfield, there
by giving the latter road additional lum-
Der traffic, while the former in return will
receive an increased business in flour.
Superintendent Bender, of the Chicago
division of the Big Four lines, finds, in
looking back ten years for comparisons,
that the present movement OF loaded
cars over this division is now as large in
one direction as it was both ways at that
time.
The Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdens-
burg and Central Vermont roads are
going to build grain elevator at Nor
wood N. Y, in which to store grain
destined to New England points, which
often has to be held for months awaiting
orders.
The progress in railroad building in
the Argentine Republic is shown by the
following: In 1861 they had but eighteen
miles of railroad, and in 1891 over 5000
I
miles of road were open to traffic and
5000 miles more are in process of con-
struction.
Engineers connected with the Canadi-
an Pacific railroad have been making
surveys and estimates for the erection of
new permanent steel bridges, which are
to take the places of the temporary
bridges now in Use between Golden and
Donald, British Columbia
General Passenger Agent George II.
Daniels, of the New York Central and
Hudson River road, announces that every
Tuesday until further notice palace
buffet sleeping car will leave on the
North Shore limited express and run tc
San Francisco on East express time with
out change or transfer.