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MANY COMPLAINTS.
A Revision of the Railroad
Freight Rates Demanded.
The Railroad Commissioners Petitioned
Leeds Writes a Very Strong Letter
in Reply to Huntington.

The Board of Railroad Commissioners
held meeting yesterday, all the members
being present.
The principal business done was the read
ing Of communications containing complaints
concerning the present high rates OF freights
from various localities.
Immediately after the reading of the min
utes, a letter from J. S. Leeds, the manager
of the Traffic Association. TO whom the
board refused to grant personal hearing
at its last meeting, was read.
The letter is brief and simply contains
comparative figures between the freight rates
of the Southern Pacific Railroad and other
roads, 1t reads as follows:
To the Honorable Board Of Railroad Commits
si0nerS Of California, san francisco, CAL
GENTLEMEN: / hand you herewith a cOmpari-
son Of rates charged by the Southern PaciHc
Company from HE city OF Sacramento 10 points
north IN tie Sacramento Valley with the rates Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad from ST. Paul
West. In both instances main line rates are
used. The distances are Is, 81, So 1875,
POS aud 24S miles. an endeaYOr being made
10 select as far as California Is concerned prin-
cipal points, and as Tor the Northern Pacific
points those which correspond as nearly pos
Slbe with the distances. Tile articles were Sc
lected Unfortunately from Tie head OF the
classification. little more than halfway through,
the commodities being those which are IN gem
eTAl use IN both Territories there being In all
about so commodities which represent very
large proportion OF The merchandise tonnage
carried. By making q percentage comparison
~ tie aggregate OF these rates. you Will find that
the California figures are 10 per cent higher
than those IN Minnesota, or 10 per cent more
than twice as much.
Taking this showing along With the others,
which have from line 10 time been submitted 10
you, the necessity for action on your part as re-
quiged under the law would seem TO be impera
tive. Yours truly,
J. S. LEEDS. Traffic Manager.
RATES COMPARED.
The table of comparative rates per 100
pounds on commodities from Sacramento
TO points on the Southern Pacific Railroad
anu TO points On the Northern Pacific Com
pany's lines in Minnesota is a long one but
the following quotations are a fair sample
OF all the figures it contains:
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No Sensation After All.

A matter OF fact explanation Is given to
the dispatch of Saturday from San Jose
stating that will Of Luigi Dana had been
found among package of wine labels re-
ceived from the printing-house of II. s.
Croker 81 Co. Of this city by 7. o. Burns
of Santa Clara. The will was dated May
s. 1878. and was recently the subject of a
contest in the Probate Court, resulting in
favor OF it being sustained. The firm of
printers had prepared some time ago fac
Smiles of the much-contested will. and one
of these photographic copies evidently went
asfrav and turned up In san Jose.
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Excursion to Monterey.

On Friday, the 18th, and Bunker Hill
day, the seventh annual excursion to Mon
terey and Pacific Grove Will take place
under the auspices of the San Francisco
Young Mems Christian Association. This
year the tickets will be good for four days,
from Friday until Monday. The annual
Bible conference will be held in bly,
Hall, Pacific Grove, in connection with this
excursion. and several prominent pastors
and laymen of the State will participate
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RECREATION GUN CLUB.
@ W. Kyle Kills All His Birds by Som,
Splendid Shooting.


The Recreation Gun Club held its prize
shoot on Sunday at the Oakland race
track. very strong and fast set of birds
were supplied by P. Murphy, and q strong
wind was blowing. rendering good shooting
difficult. Yet in the face Of all this c. w.
Kyle and 'Slade" both succeeded in beat
ing the clubs record for kills with the first
barrel Billy Rice was al the traps with his
retrieveTs.
The 10 competitors shot at u birds each,
with 2S-vard rise. and c. W. Kyle came
out on top, killing all his birds by some
splendid shooting he killed his first nine
birds with the first barrel. downing the re-
manning three at the second pull. "Slade"
killed II out of Y, all with his first barrel
he first 10 Of them without break The
new proprietor Of the track, Ben Wright. is
putting the same into grand order, and was
especially attentive to the votaries Of the
gun. A splendid luncheon was served, and
the prizes, which included dressIng-csse,
letteT-case. carving set a set of hunting cut
lery. were much admired before being ear
RED of by the victorious maTksmen. The
foiioWinp Is the official sp0ras
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R0SSI AND CALEGARIS.
Judge Rix Refuses to Listen to TheI
Grievances All Summer.

Grievances All Summer,
81 don't propose 10 have this case drag
along for six months" said Judge Xix yes
terd ay, when the examination Of ID. Rossi,
charged with libeling J. Calegaris, was re-
sumed. The grievances of the rival drug
gisls who supplied medicines TO the Italian
Benevolent Society had already occupied
tie attention Of the court for over a week.
81 propose 70 take a vacation this sum-
meT," continued tie Judge. "and / think
this affair has lasted long enough. This is
not trial court and Il will bankrupt the
city 70 have the shorthand reporters notes
transcribed. 1t costs 20 cents for every 100
words"
Having received this admonitlon the at
tOrneys proceeded and spent three hours in
examining the records of the society. The
rates charged by Rossi and Calegaris for
putting upIDTescriptions were iticiZed. II
was shown that the small increase in men,
bershlp did not warrant tie great increase
in the expenditure for drugs.
The case will be resumed this afternoon.
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fOR PORTLAND z ESTQRlA. OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM kfv1n
i ocean DiviSion-and PACIFIC COAST STE<SR
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from SpsIr-
street Wharf at 10 NJ. 10. the above ports oAe >
their Al iron steamships, viz;
STATE Or CALlfOENIA-May 20, Jnne 10, -,
July 3, 16. 20. August Q, 81.
CULUMBIA-May 20. June g. IS, 80. July IL. %.
August 5. ~, %
oREGoN-June ?, Ii. 20. July 6. 20. August l,
Is. ~.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pasii1
Railroad oregon Short Line and other dlveryi1y
lines for all points In oregon. Washington British
Columbia Alaska Idaho. Montana, Dakota, Utal,
wyoming. Yellowstone PARK anu alt Points EASE t1d
South aud 10 Europe -
hare TO Portland-Cabln. sl5; steeraSe 50: rouat
TIP, cabin, $50.
Ticket Of1ces-l Montgomery st., and Palaces Hr
Tel, New Montgomery St
6OUDALL PERKINS & CO, Snpt Ocean Las
If 10 Market ST. san Francisco
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Henry Hasbaeh,s Estate.

The widow, named Louise, has petitiOned
for probate Of the will of her husband.
II enry Hasbach, who died on the 29th ut.
and was well-kn0wn Interpreter. The
estate Is worth not more than $500 and the
Will is declaration that the estate is COM
munity property, to which she is entitled in
its entirety.
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D.ngorons Peace Disturbers.

Harry and Nellie Ault, who live at $50
Mission street were convicted yesterday OF
disturbing the peace, and Judge Love sent
enced them TO six months imprisonment in
the House of Correction. During spree
Sunday night the couple upset eoal-oll
lamp and came very near burning their
abode.
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GunARl LINE.

New York TO Liverpool, via Queenstown
from Pier 10. North River.
IASI I'M kES5 MA SEkYIJE
Servia June IL, 600 AN Umbria. Juie 2, II 90 AN
sGaliia. June 3. $500 An Servia, July 9, 500 AN
Etruria. Jne g. Ii 80 an EtFuria.Juy l6 10 200 AN
Auranin Jne 20, ESQ AN Aurania,J July %. 30 AM
$BOthniaJue % 800 AM Umbria, July 50, t0:UO An
SExtra steamers
Cabin passage. 800 and upward second cabin, $35
and $40. Steerage tickets 70 AMI from all paris Of
EUROPE at very low rates. Fer freight aad passage
apply at company ice4 Bowling Green N ew York
VERNON H. BROWN 4 co, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured ON
application 70 WILLIAMS, DIMUND * CO.,
jy27 TuThSa Agents, san Francisco.
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MORE TIME GRANTED.

The Interstate Commerce Commissions
Appeal From Judge Rix's decision.
In the suit Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission against the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe; Atlantic and Pacific; Bur
lington and Missouri River; California
Central; California Southern; Chicago,
Kansas and Nebraska; Missouri and Pacific /;
and St Louis and San Francisco railroads
Judge Ross Of the United States Court Of
the Southern District of California has ex-
tended the Government time for returning
citations on appeal to October l. 1892.
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REDUCTION WORKS.

You also urge that the largest reduction
works in the world should be located on
this coast. J quite agree with you that the
natural conditions w0uld Indicate the pos
siblity of such a thing. but reduction
works do not start or grow until the neces-
cary rates and tTans pnrtation facilities are
provided TO offer at least a reasonable as
surance of as profitable employment as in
other sections of the country. The fact is
the rates and facilities invite the establish
ment OF such works, instead Of the works
forcing the rates. This same principle may
be said to apply with equal force to very
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CHEESEMAN'S SDRCi6G MiEilla.

Win this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet,
change In application to business. The medteiae
contains nothing that Is of the east injury 10 the
constitutions Asa your druggist Tor ~ PtlGe 81 a
bottle oG23 ~ FrIu
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COMPaGNlE GENERaLe

uHlFhuNi- oLhGtnS-
IRA I'll A = L q u e
French Ifn2 TO Favre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH kS%p
L River foot Of Morton St Travellers by <fSlSlsY
ills line avoid both transit by English railway ald
the discomfort OF crossing the channel Ill small
boat
Ia BoURGoGNE Capt. Leboeuf. ....,,...."..
.,,......,....... Saturday, June lin, ) 80 Az
LA BkETAGNE Capt. Cpiler........,..........
,,..,...... 49,. saturday Juue 18Th, 500 AM
LA TOT RAINE. Capt Frangeui. .................
.,,.,.........,. Saturday. June 25th 3 80 A. V
IA 6AsCoGNE, Capt. Santelli. ........,.......,..
...,,...... .,......., Saturday auiy I'd, 9:O AM
H1- For further particulars apply 70
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green. New YORK.
J. FUGAZI 4 CO., Agents Montgomery ava
Brsrch once, 10 Montgomery street mr2Utr
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD IVA
" ing to steamer and aeeomm odations So <sZAfsSe
Iected; second cabin. $J5: Majestic and reutOnic.
$40 aud $40. Steerase tickets from England, Ire.
land, Scotland, sweden Norway aud Denmark,
through to Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets.
sailing dates and cabin pa may be procar ed from
W. Ii. AVERY. Pacihc Mali DOCK. AZ the General
Once OF the Company, cl3 Market ST, under Grand
LoteL u. w. FLETCHER,
ap26 TuWeErSu6 Gen. Ag.. Tor Pacific Coast
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DJSPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ia.
IL Francisco for ports Ia Alaska A II ssls&
May -. juno and jay 3, 3, Is, p
or British Columbia and Puget Souni porsI.
MAY "a -: June ana july 3, :. IL, Is, % y.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wedn esdays. A. "
lOr Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and nth day, 3 a. H.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, SANTA
barbara and San Luis OOispo. every fourth and lth
day 1T Il a. NJ
+ or PORTS in Mexico first OF each month.
Ticket Ornce-Psiace Hotel. New MontgOmeryis
GOODAIL. PERKINS q co, General Agents,
l n 10 Market St, san Francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.


THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers VIII sail at NOON on tho 5th. xaxa
18th and 25th OF each month calling at &Est4sR
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line saiiings-Juue 8, SIS san Juan; Juae
10, IS city OF New York: June 20, SS. san Bias.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS All NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling al Mazatlan, san Bias, Mauzaniilo,
Acapulco, Port Angel, Sauna Cruz. rOnala. san
Benito Ocos ChampericO, san Jose de Guatemala,
Aeajutla. La Libertad La Union. AmapaiA Coriato.
San Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line sailing-June Is, at Il O'Clock noon, s.
City OF Panama.
when the regular sailing date falls on sunday,
steamers Will he dispatched the following Monday.
JAiAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HOMEGROWN
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers foe
Shanghai. aud at Hong Kong for East ludlsL
Straits. etc;
City Of Rio de JaneirO TUESDAY, June H. at ?. n
China ......... ....... Saturday. July 9, at P.N
Peru new .......... TEuTS day. August t. aJ e.
Round-trIp tickets 20 Yokohama aud return aIt1-
duced rates
For Freight or Passage apply at the onlcs corass
First and Brannan streets
Branch Ofice-202 trout street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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own motion, and / do not know as l blame him.
as ne was discharged by Jay Gould. an1 for
eight months, | have been Informed, he tried 10
get position from other companies, tailed 10 90
SO, ana finally found lot Of gentlemen IN San
Francisco who adopted him, as / am told AT
salary OF $4,000 ner year; and II ever any man
got money under false pretenSeS, that man Is
MI Leeds.
While I am not personally acquainted with
any OF the members of the Traffic Association L
have every reason 10 think that they are gentle
men, but do feel sorry for them thdt they nave
not got backbone enough TO swear TO complaint
when they think they have one. Now, do not
claim by making this comparison but what
wheat rates may be too high IN Kansas. and also
IN California, but / merely file this schedule and
the mans 10 show what demagogue MI. Leeds
Is, and think the time Is not far distant when
the ITat1c Association Will see MI. Leeds IN MS
true light.
A number of comparative tables showing
the freight rates TO many points on the
Santa Fe Railroad and on California roads
accompanied Mr.. Beckman' letter.
NOT ALLOWED TO SPEAK.
Mr.. Leeds, who was present at the meet
ing, approached Mr.. Beckman and asked
for a copy Of the letter just read, and he
was given one. but he was also Informed
that he would not be allowed TO make
speech.
Vainly did the traffic manager try to in
duce the Commissioners to answer him
some questions he had TO ask. lie was told to
address the board in writing if he had any
thing to communicate.
On motion OF Dir. Beckman, seconded by
Dir. Rea, the abusive letter was ordered
filed as part of the records and as the
views Of the board, although Mr.. Lltchield
opposed the motion and voted no.
An adjournment then followed. but after
a brief recess the board Teconvened to con-
slider the cost of revision aud investiga-
ton. such as the Shvely letter asks for. 1t
was estimated that the cost would be from
$1,000 To 5000.
Commissioner Rea declared his willing
ness 20 pay One-third of this expense. but
Commissioners Beckman and Iitchied en-
phaiicaily refuse TO agree to pay anything.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Royal MAIL STEAM PACKET ca,

CLEANERS LEAVE AsPISwALL
- fortnightly for the est Indies and SeSTEESA
southampton calling route aG Cher -9zs&A@AsSss
Lourg France and plymouth 10 land paSsengsr4
Through Bills OF Lading IN connection with M
Pacific Mail ), Co, issued for fregntznd treas ira
Io direct ports In England aud Germany
Through tickets IRON san Francisco 70 Plymouth.
ChcTbouTg, Southampton. First class. $l95; tnirt
Glass, S97 80. tor further particulars apply TO
aelULf fAkkOIL q CO. Ageats SOj CAlItIr ItAi 81,
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IORlDEUTSCHER lloyd S. S. GO.

New York, Southampton (LOndon), Bremen.
Lain. Tues. June Havel, Tues. June %
Elbe. Sat, June IL Saale, Sat. July 2
Spree, Tues, June IA LAIN, Tues, July 3
ANer, Sat, juno Is Eibe, Sat, July 9
Traye. Tues, June q spree. Tues, July IL
Ems, Sat. June 25
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lis Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel, ;. +.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-07-01
CHAPTER cxcIv.

A Further Supplement to An act entitled AN
act relative to sales of lands under q public
statute or by virtue of any judicial pro-
ceedings'' trevisionI approved March TWEEN
twentyseventh. one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-four.
/. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey. That
no sale of land heretofore made shall be In
validated on account of or by reason OF the
execution being directed to and the sale
being made by q sheriff Of a different county
than the one In which the lands so sold by
said sheriff are situate. or by reason OF the
advertisements having been set up In q diner
ent county and township than the one In
which said lands so sold are located. but that
any purchaser of lands at such sale who shall
have paid the price therefor or Q implied
with the conditions of such sale and received
a deed for the lands thus sold. and all those
claiming title by. from. through or under
said purchaser. shall have as good and COM
plete a title thereto as IL the execution had
been directed to and the sale made by the
sheriff of the county in which said lands are
situate and the advertisements set up In the
manner required by law at the time said sale
was made; provided. that In all other respects
such sale shall have been made according to
law; and further provided. that a justice OF
the supreme court shall. after hearing the
parties interested. upon such notice as he
shall determine to be just. determine that no
one interested has been injured by the above
failures to comply with the statute. and shall
confirm said sale by an order. which shall be
entered OF record with the clerk OF the coun-
ty or counties in which such land Is situate.
.. And be IL enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March ". 1891.
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CHAPTER cLXxIII

An Act relative to fire escapes in cities.
1, BE It enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
all Incorporated cities of this state the board
of aldermep or common council of every
such city shall have authority by ordinance
to provide in manner and of what
material, size and height and under whose
supervision fire escapes shall be erected upon
buildings within corporate limits of such
city.
Q And be 1t enacted. That 1t shall be the
duty of the board of aldermen or common
council as aforesaid to provide for the en-
forcement of the provisions of any ordinance
passed as aforesaid and to prescribe penalties
of not exceeding fifty dollars for each offence
and a further penalty of not exceeding twen-
ty dollars for each day the provisions of such
an ordinance are not complied with.
8. And be 1t enacted. That before any pen
atty is forfeited OF enforced the board of
aldermen or common council as aforesaid
shall cause a notice to be published in the
official newspaper or newspapers OF such city
calling attention to the provisions OF said
ordinance and penalties Hereunder, and
such notice to be valid shall be published at
least ten days in a daily newspaper or two
weeks In a weekly newspaper. and shall allow
not exceeding sixty days for a compliance
with the provisions of the ordinance.
4. And be 1t enacted. That the ordinance
aforesaid shall not in any manner apply TO
churches, or buildings not exceeding one
story in height, nor to dwellings occupied by
not more than one family. nor to bank build
ings.
s. And be it enacted. That all acts and parts
os acts inconsistent or conflicting with the
provisions or this act. be and the same are
hereby repealed. IA this act shall take effect
immediately.
Apnrnved March q. 1892.