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The morning call., 1892-08-18
IRISH OR BOGGS?
The Third Disui,t Democrats Still to
Nominate.

Inc ihiru Distflst Democrats Still to
Nominate.
Although the time for opening the cam
paign is near at hand, the Democrats of the
Third District have not yet chosen candi-
date to oppose Hllborn for Congress. Two
men are in the field. and II is likely that one
or the other will be selected. One is John
Boggs of Colusa, and the other is 5ohn p.
Irish of Alameda. The latter was the nom-
inee two years ago against McKenna, and
was, OF course. defeated, but he is willing
TO make the race again. 1t Is difficult to see
now ne can hope to win In the face OF the
fact that the Republicans have A natural
majority Of 2500. and Hilborn sis undonbt-
edly strong. There is every indication lust
now that Irish will be the man selected by
the Democrats -
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Loud Indorsed.

A meeting Of the Republicans Of the
Fourteenth Precinct, Forty-frst District,
was held last Monday evening at Hogan's
Hall. corner of Berry and Washington
streets. when the following officers were
elected: James Hogan, president; George
ii. Robinson, first vice president; j. j. Nc
Guires second vice-president; j. McSwee-
ney, secretary; j. l.. Bellani, treasurer.
The club unanimously indorsed the nomi-
nation Of L. +. Loud for Congress.
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Anti-Dive League.

The following named have been selected
by the Citizens Anti-Dive League as their
candidates for Supervisors: Rolla V. Watt
from the Twelfth Ward, Mr.. Collect from
the First A. B. Mcguire from the Eleventh,
L. j. Pierce from the Ninth. C. V. S. Gibbs
from the Eighth, j. NJ. Mcdonald from the
Second. IL. L. Flint from the Sixth, Major
w. Z. Hooper from the Fifth, A. III.
Phelps from the Fourth, and j. K. Jones
from the Third
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40 the Reaoh for a sinrIe Fare.

Superintendent Lynch of the Clln House
and Ferries Railroad Company promised
yesterday for his company that as soon as
the prOperty-owners grade ID street double
track will be laid to the ocean beach and
passengers will be carried for single fare.
What is more" said Mr. Lynch. I'VE will
agree to have trains running over the road
not later than week after the grading is
nnnl Mated -
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New Canal Ineorporation.

The Summit Lake Canal Company has
filed articles of incorporation to do busi-
ness In Fresno, Merced and Stanislaus and
elsewhere In this State. The capital stock
is $1,000, 600, OF which $50 900 has been sub
scribed by the directors, consisting of L. J..
Parsons, A. w. Robinson. E. p. Raun,
George A. Knight, l. w. Ross, ID. r. Nc
Intcsh and William Strader, each con-
tributing the sum Of 5000.
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Democrats Preparing.

The campaign committee Of the Demo-
cratic executive committee held an execu.
tive session last night at 2O7 Sutter street
to discuss preliminaries for the primaries.
which are TO occur in few weeks. No
definite action was taken on any of the
questions brought forward. and the busi-
ness transacted was entirely Of routine
uafnrn
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Suie.de 0f & Ian

NAPA. Aug. IA Japanese patient at
the insane asylum named James Williams,
aged 43 years, committed suicide at an early
hour this morning by hanging. He had
taken strips OF bed-ticking and fastened
them around his neck and then around the
iron grating Of the windows. The cOro-
ner's jury fully exonerated the asylum Off
falr
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SUMMARY.

Same day-Pacing, free for all. Purse $780,
Tom Ryder, hr. g., by Alex Button, dam by
Ralph Black (Newtonl. tonl......................1
Princess Alice blk. m. by Dexter Prince dam
BY MecleIan (wiMIams- s-Haveyl........s.... w .
DR.. Swift. b. g., by haywood. dam American
Sirl (Sorey- Ma6enl.. ....4
Aiannah, D. m, by Guy Wilkes, dam Mollie
Drew (Sanders) ..................,...,S
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Harm ony Legion.

Tonight the Harmony Legion meets at
Pixley Hall, Polk and Pacific streets, In a
grand rally. The Harmony Legion Glee
Club will participate, and addresses will be
made by Hon. j. c. Campbell, Hon. James
Kidney, Thomas O'Brien, Colonel Joyce
and others.
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Starch fnr Pnfalnra

PETALUMA. Aug. 17-The first meeting
of the parties interested in the Petaluma
starch factory was held here this afternoon.
A satisfactory understanding has been
reached by the parties interested, and the
necessary buildings and machinery will be
in readiness TO commence work as soon as
the potato crop is ripe.
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GroOm,s Admirers

\ meeting of }. J. Groom's admirers In
North Beach was held last night at 1915
Washington street for the purpose of call
ing the attention Of the coming Republican
municlpal convention to the sterling worth
OF Mr.. Groom aud his availability for the
Office of County Clerk.
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Embarrassino the Liharals

LONDON, Aug. IL - The resolutions
adopted at a meeting of the Irish societies
in Chicago on Monday last are being used
by the Unionlsts to embarrass the Liberals
The Times says one of the principal prob b.
lens OF the separatists is the treatment of
political prisoners. The Times regards the
meeting at Ogden Grove, Chicago. as proof
that dynamiting is still alive.
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EPIDEMIC In PERSIA.
Cholera and Fever Decimsting the Subject
of the Shah

Cholera and Fever Decimating the Subjects
of the Shah.
VIENNA, Aug, 17.-Lemberg papers state
that virulent disease, the nature of which
is unknown, has become epidemic in Per-
sia. The symptoms are a high fever. a
dark stain and rash. Most of the eases
are fatal. The Russian Government
has sent a specialist to decide upon meas
ures for the exclusion Of the disease from
Russia.
TEHERAN, Persia, Aug. 17-There is a
great decrease in cholera deaths, due TO the
cool winds. But $50 occurred on Sunday.
The American Presby yteTian Mission has
opened a cholera hospital and is doing
excellent work. but is crippled by lack Of
funds.
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French Firemen Asphvxiated.

PARIS, Aug. ia fire in the coal cellar
of q restaurant in Passage des Princes re-
suited seriously for a number of firemen.
Fourteen who descended into the burning
cellar were removed unconscious, having
been overcome by the fumes from the
ignited charcoal. Three are in precarious
condition.
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A Dentist,s Suicide.

NEW YORK, Aug 17.-Dr. j. Albert Ki M
ball, 40 years old. dentist. enjoying large
and lucrative practice. and proprietor and
editor of the Dentist, the official organ of
his profession, committed suicide in his
rooms yesterday morning by cutting his
throat with razor.
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Commercial Hotel, ON Montgomery avenue !.

Commercial Hotel, on Montgomery avenue.
Saturday evening, and limited number Of
invitations have already been issued. lr-
wing NJ. Scott has promised to preside, aid
among the speakers will be Judge John
Lord Love. John Il. Dare and L. j. l..
Smiley. The committee having the matter
in charge consists of Samuel X. Thornton,
Charles j. Reilley and Edward Holland.
The latter is proprietor of the hotel and an
expert In affairs of the kind. AS a result
great success is anticipated.
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SUMMARY.

Same day-Trotting 1923 class. Purse $1,000.
Shylock. ch. 8. by Tom Benton. dam Brown
Maria tMsCordl -s...:.......,....:...... ....,.l
Chancellor. eh. $, by Bismarck, dam Lucy
(Gordon). ..,........................5 2
Colonel May. br. g.. by May Boy, dam Fannie
Brickweli (sandersl. 2 3 S
Maggie. b. M, by Dexter Prince dam by
Peerless (Witliamsl sl.................. 4 4 q
Laura z, b. m, by Alex Button, dam Black
Dolly (Biglow).... ..........S 8 8
Thornwood, ch. s., by Hawthorne. dam
March the Fourth (Whiiingl..... ........-.4 z 4
Prince II, DIX, g., by Brilliant (Grooml......S q
Ttppoo Tip, b. g., by Reliance Edgar Maben)7 dis
Time 2:23la-2:2324-2:2 2 ~ la-2 :25.
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The Life-savinr Station,

The life-saving station near the Cliff
House is to be improved in several respects,
so as to increase its efficiency. Horses are
to be used in drawing the boats to the surf,
instead OF men, as heretofore. To this end
a stable is TO be erected The wages of the
crew have also been increased
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He DROWNED His Wifi

VICTORIA. b. c.. Aug. 17.-There are
rumors among the Indians of Beecher Bay
that the wife or Indian Charlie who was
drowned off Albert Head on Saturday, was
helped out OF the boat by her husband. 1t
IS said that the woman had when she left
Victoria SlIO in cash.
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DuNe OF "ur'eihoers' Abbess of the Convent
for Noble Ladies at Prague-and the good
Protestant Wurtenbergers are not particu-
larry pleased with that aspect of the alli-
aEce. They like the Archduchess, how
ever aside from her religion. She is %
years old, and is graced with all the charms
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Inrersoli Was All Rieht.

Colonel Robert G. ,Ingersoll. while re.
Gently in Philadelphia on legal business.
desired to see some book In the library OF
Grard College. 1t is peculiarity of this
college that it was founded with the pro-
yiso that no clergyman should ever set foot
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Alexander Fir. Br,raa.

AT meeting of the Alexander Fire Bril-
gade. held last night at 5i4 Third street,
George w. Kidd explained the Australian
ballot system to the members. Alter
speeches by z. I. Whitten, ID. Riley and
w. ~. harney the club Endorsed the nomi-
nation OF c. o. Alexander for Congress,
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Joliet Commanders

Joliet Commandery. K. T., of Joliet, ILL.,,
60 strong. will reach this city from Denver,
Colo, this forenoon On their way home.
They are travelling in special car ana start
homeward from here by the southern route,
During their stay heIe they will be quar-
tered at the Baldwin,
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A woman Receivers Damages.

In the damage suit of Mauprat vs. Cor
ham, on trial in the United States Circuit
Court, the jury yesterday brought in a YER
diet of $1,000 in favor OF the plaintiff. Mrs.
Mauprat fell into a hole on Harrison street,
which the defendant had left inseeurely
covered. and sustained serious injuries,
from which she has never entirely recovered.
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The Tanpiar Trnnhle Endad.

TANGlER, Aug. 17.-Tbe trouble with
the Aughera trbesmen has been settled and
the revolt is now ended The settlement
arrived 1T includes the retirement of the
Governor, whose exactions led the Angheras
into armed opposition.
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First Dried Anricnts.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. ia telegram from
EScondido, 80 miles north, says that the
first car of dried apricots that was sent out
from there went to-day via the Southern
Pacific to Kansas City.
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to 1t is OF the Anglo
Saxon race. They are
the Duke Albert of
Wurtemberg and Arch
duchess Margaret Sc
phia of Austria. There
is The question of royal
succession involved in
this marriage, for the
throne of Wurtemberg
is likely to pass on to
the father OF the BRIDE
groom elect, who is a
Catholic. So is the
bride-elect-a most de-
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The Cholera in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-THE official
hsures show that yesterday there were 1909
new cases Of cholera reported and 3742
deaths resulting from the disease, which is
spreading in Mini n nvgnrnd
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Love and Friendship.

In the hierarchy of the affections women
place love before friendship; men place
friendship before love, as did the man of
whom Alphonse Karr relates that, on being
refused by lady who offered TO remain his
friend, replied: Thanks, madam, but do
not know you we'll enough. | love you.
desire to marry you. but my friend-no.
friendship implies knowledge, respect, con-
geniality OF tastes. would have to know
You better before aecepting you as friend"
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Burglar Kirby Ca,tures.

James R. Kirby, who is charged with
entering house at Stockton two months
ago and stealing $780, was arrested in this
city on the Barbary Coast at / 80 o'clock
this morning and will be returned to the
scene of his crime to-day. lie has served
two terms in San Quentin
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Northwestern Laapne

SEATTLE. Aug. 17.-Seattles g. Spo-
kanes /.
PORTLAND. Aug. 17.-Portlands g. Ia
c0mas -
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Fatal Fira i.Ia.a..

LONDON, Aug. 18-A fire occurred In q
model lodging-house in Tredegar square in
which were "A persons. and caused terri
Bile loss OF life. Eleven persons are known
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Iicansed tn Marry.

Yesterday licenses to marry were issued
to the following:
Patrick Manning and Lizzie Hickey. 23-21.
Lee FoOk Hin and Ngan Wing 35-33
Thomas A. Bryeriey aud Dora Thrush. 34-25
James Marks and Mary Hanna. 41--45
Henry Steffen and Anna fl. Bey. 43-31.
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Machinists Appoint "a Committee.

c. j. Dahl and Walter Ayling have been
appointed committee by the Machinists'
Union to confer with the citizens non-par-
tisan movement committee.
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An English butcher, fishiug in the Grand
Surrey canal, caught with his hook and line
handbag containing thirty-gold rings and
gold and silver coins worth more than $780,
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Bering Sea Commjssionere

ROME, Aug 1.-THE Italia announces
that Senator Saredo and Deputy Darieli
have been appointed representatives ON the
Bering Sea Arbitration Commission.
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Cranes for Chicapn

SAN DIEGO, Aug 1.-THE second ship
ment Of a carload of fresh grapes from
Cajon Valley goes overland this morning,
this time for Chicago.
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ROYAL BETROTHALS.

Briskness of the Marriage Market I'm the
Old Country.
New York World.
Cupid-otherwise royal papas and man.
mas-has arranged some court marriages
this summer. There is one upon which
Queen Victoria smiles queenly approval
between her granddaughter, Princess Marie
of Edinburgh and the Crown Prince Ferdi-
nsnd of Roumania.
The other is one which doesn't possess
quite the same absorbing interest for
Americans, because neither Of the parties
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Restrictions Removed on Cersa,.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. IA decree Is
about to be promulgated removing all exist
ing restrictions on the expectation of cereals
from the Russian empire.
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Popuiists in Yolo Countv.

WOODLAND, August 1.-THE Peoples
party held a convention to-day aud nomi-
mated a county ticket. The Prohibitionists
will probably indOrse the Peoples party
candidates.
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OAKLAND, CAI.-Thrd day Golden Gate Fair
Wednesday August IL. 1892. Trotting: two-year-
old colt stakes; 5000 added.
Daghestan, b. c. py StambOul, dam Alta Belle
(Hayeyl Observation-Disclosures. 1
george Dexter, br. C., By Dexter Prince, dam
Sa6lehurst, Blk. c.. by Sable Wilkes, dam Gena
NhhSS ASahUerSB .............................
Cascade. ch c., by Charles Derby, dam Idle Bell
. A
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Professor Douglass has succeeded In man.
ufacturing miniature cyclones and iornadoes
by means OF electricity. thus proving the
electrical character of the 'prairie terrors."
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SHYL0CK Was THE WINNER.
He Captures the 2:25.Class Tr0t
in Gallant Style.
Beautiful Weather-A Huge crowd-A Rank
Decision-Tom Ryder Wins the Pace.
Selections for To-Day's Running.

Thefhird day of the Golden Gate Fair
opened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
with grand stock parade of horses and
cattle, which will be repeated tomorrow
morning. On Saturday the premiums will
be announced.
As early as 1880 people began arriving at
the track to witness the trotting races, and
by the time the bell rang the horses out for
the opening event on the afternoons pro-
gramme there must have been nearly $500
people present. The afternoons racing
proved very good and passed off without a
hitch, save for the erroneous decision of the
judges in the third heat of the :25 class trot,
referred to hereafter. The Judges were c. S.
Neal, 7. L. Dalton and j. Ii. White. THE
CALL was again successful in its predic-
tlons. giving two winners out of three races.
Inc weather was warm and beautifully fine.
The colt race was placed first on the af-
terhoons programme. Daghestan, the
Stamboul colt, was selling for S21 against
Cascade by Charles Derby, Sablehurst by
Sable Wilkes, and George Dexter by Dex-
ter Prince in the field for $50. A good start
saw Cascade go out in the lead, Daghestan
breaking but catching handily in the upper
turn. Cascade was first at the quarter, bu t
tangled up after passing that point, and
Daghestan Went right away in front and
kept there, although he made handy bob
Bile nearing the three-quarters, beating
Dexter at the wire under pull in 2:3SA.
Cascade was third, SablehursL last.
Dick Havey's colt was now a warm first
choice at $40 for SIS the field. He rather
staggered his hackers by going off his feet
at tho first turn and falling back third.
Dexter led Sablehurst by two lengths at
the quarter, by four at the half. Daghestan
then set out to catch the leader. He passed
Sablehurst, and was only couple of
lengths behind Dexter entering the home
stretch. 1t was capital race to the wire,
Daghestan outfOoting the Dexter Prince
colt easily at the finish, and landing the
heat and race handily in 2 SO. Sablehurst
was third. Cascade bringing up the rear
this time.
SUMMARY.
OAKLAND, CAL-Thrd day Golden Gate Fair
Nednesday. AugnsL II. 1892. Trolling: tYo.year-
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In AIe.andsr,. Hnnnr

The friends of c. o. Alexander. Republi-
can nominee for Congress in the Fourth
District. will tender him q banQaet at the
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The Britisb Csh;pet Maa,s

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE first meeting of
the new Cabinet was held to-day. SGIad-
stone presided. The session lasted two
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to have perished. Nine bodies have al
ready been recovered and the search con-
tinues. The inmates we're re scued with the
greatest difficulty.
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There's not charm that lights the face
With so ineffabIe grace,
AS sweet. pink lips and ivory teeth;
And nothing now. beneath the sky,
Can beautieI such as these supply,
Save soZODoNT. that wears the wreath.
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OF on Vacation.

Robert G. Landgrebe. cashier OF Eas.on,
Eidrdge & Co., has gone to Prescott, Ariz.
on his vacation
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and accomplishments which tradition gives
to princesses bv right.
As for the Princess Marie Of Edinburgh,
she Is described as a delightful young Eng
lshwoman, pretty. fair and fond of things
nautical. She il is who wears anchors en-
broldered over her belongings. She is. like
her noble sire, violinist Of considerable
skill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
HILL STARTS FOR THE SOUTH.

PROGRAMME OF HIS TOUR TO SECURE DELEGATES
TOUCHING DEMOCRATIC SIMPLICITY.
washington, March Ex-senator Hill left Washington
OH his Southern at IL o'clock tonight over the
baltimore and Ohio and the Norfolk and Western
railroads and will be absent from Washington about
a week. Accompanying the New-fork senator were
James W. Rdgway, DistrictAttoney OF Kings county
y. y; Colonel j. S. McEwan, Acknowledgements
General Of the State OF New York United States
Senator Daniel, OF Virginia; Congressman
Hooker, Of Mississippi. and half dozen
representatives u the press senator Hill announces
that he viii proceed direct 10 Jackson, Miss without
any intermediate stops. and the route will be over
The Baltimore and Ohio 10 Shenandoah Junction.
w V. thence the Norfolk and Western to BRISTOL
Tenn. from there 10 Chattanooga over the East Ten
nessee Virginia and Georgia, and thence to Jackson
Miss. over the Queen and Crescent via Birmingham,
Ala. At Roanoke Va, where the party stops Tor
breakfast tomorrow morning, arrangements are Delhe
made to give the Senator hearty welcome In me
same way the people Of Bristol, Knoxville Cimt-
tanooga and Birmingham are preparing to give theif
Northern visitor greeting as his train passes
through and II his rule 10 make no speeches be not
more honored I'm its breach than in It's observance,
his tour will be notable exception to those OF most
public men.
The party will reach jackson, the capital OF Mssls-
sppi, on Tuesday, when Senator HILL in response to
an Invitation weeks ago. will address the Legs
party will proceed the Richmond and Danville
Railroad 10 savannah, Ga, with possibly brief stops
al Brmn gham and one or two other immediate points
"A Meridian, Selma, Rome, Atlanta, Athens, Mont
gomery and indeed nearly every prominent city on the
route have extended invitations for him to make
stop OF a few minutes and address their people
senator iii has, however declined all these invita-
lions as he must be IN Savannah, Ga. on March IT,
10 attend the annual banquet Of tho Ibernan Society
OH St. Patrlci's day.
At savannah Hill club 600 strong has been formed
and Will meet the Senator with brass bands and escort
linn 10 the hotel. The banquet will take place In
the theatre and seats will be provided at the table for
200 guests besides nearly 1000 seats for spectators
Governor Northen ard a number Of the most prominent
men OF the state will be present and respond 10 tOasts
Mr.. Hi will reply the toast. The United States
OF America" The Hill club Will give the Senator a
reception at the De soto the next day. from
Savannah The party will return directly 10 Washing
ION over the Atlantic Coast line.
senator Hill does not make his Southern trip in
private car he prefers 10 travel. he expresses
IT, Ike any other ordinary Democrat; and the ten
ders OF private cars by the railroad companies
have all been declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
FRoM BOSTON TO NEW. ORLEANS.

Boston, March 10 CSpeciaD.-Reports have been cir
culsted during the past day or two that the Reading
Railroad was seeking to improve its connections Will
the coal and iron regions OF Tennessee and Alabama,
and also with New England. Vice President Prince, OF
the New-YOrk and New England said to-day that there
was no foundation for the report that the Reading
was TO have a lease Of the New-IOri and New Eng
land but II was quite true that friendly alliance
had been formed between the two roads The New
York and New England had terminal facilities that
would be helpful the Reading, and the arrangement
would be advantageous TO both corporations. 1t was
quite likely he thought. that the Reading would tahe
lease of the Baltimore and Ohio and improve their
connections in the south They were expecting that
New-York and New England through New York, and
hight New Orleans.