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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
6O-62 West 23d st.

NJ ]. Bingham OBJ; dealer. Elliott; trump. X. II !;
Wooen led. Scofe-Milwaukee D. Capitol 8 Sec
oad hand Dealer, Wootn; trump, d Northrop lei.
Milwaukee T. Capitol g. Third hand Dealer.
Norhrop; trump. c; Bingham led. score-Nllwaukee
). Capitol g. Fourth hand-Deler. Bingham trump.
:; Elliott led. sore, Milwaukee g. Capitol Z.
flh hand Dealer, Elliott; trump. b; Wootn led.
score Milwaukee II. capitol p Sixth hand Dealer,
Wooun trump, D; Northrop led score-Miwoukee TO-
capitol g. Seventh hand Dealer Northrop trump, ii
Bingham led. Score Milwaukee 7, Capitol G. Eighth
hand Dealer Bingham; trump d Elliott led Score
Milwaukee Z. capitol . Section score-Mil"aukee %
Capitol 70. Score Tor nrst abe-Mhwaukec ~, capt.
ol l6S. - ~
Fir, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Atvater. Chaplin; Capitol.
Bingham Eakins. Firt hand Dealer Chaplin trump
c; Bingham led. Score Milwah~ee 10. capitol D.
Second hand Dealer Bin CHAM; trump d; Atw"cr I'D
sccg,- Milwaukee s. Capitol Third hand: Dealer At
water trump. , Takins led. Score- Mlwa,N'e TO-
Capitol 3. Fourth hand: Dealer. E.tinS; trump I;
Chaplin led Score-AlilwauAec H. Capitol > tlih hand
Dealer Chopn; trump. c. bingham fd.
score -MiiNsukeo g. capitol 7. Sixth hand
Dealer Bingham; trump s. A'water led
Milwaukee g. Capitol 7. Seventh hand-Deolc Az
water; trump. X. c.. Eakns led. Score-Mil"aukee D.
capitol :. Eighth hand Dealer EASlns trump 5. c.;
Chaplin led. srore-Nilwaukee H. capitol y Section
total Milwaukee 10, Capitol 80.
Second Sc Milwaukee. Paine, Chaplin; Capitol.
bingham. Low. B1r-t hand Dealer. Chaplin; trump > !;
p.nghan. cd Scoro- Milwaukee 4. Capitol 8. Second
Milwaukee 49, Capitol g. Third hand: Dealer. Paine !;
trump d; low Id Milwaukee y. Capitol T.
Fourth hand Dealer, Low; trump G.
Chaplin led Score Milwaukee .. Capitol T.
tnth hand D.alsr chopin trump, n; Bingham led
Score Milwaukee 0. capitol Z. snM hand DEALER
bingham trump Q 3; Paine led. score-MiIwsusee
3 Capitol 10. seventh hand: Dealer, Pane trump.
10 L Low led. 5000 Milwaukee .. Capitol :. Eighth
hand Deal-r Low trump. II Chaplin led Score
.waukee s. capitol D. score second 'ectlon-Mirsu'
kec 81. Capitol 90.
Third secuon-MiiNeukoc, Paine. Atwater; opol.
Eakins, Low. Fist hand; Dealer. Atwater trump
X II 4; Eak!ns led. Score Milwaukee g. Capitol O.
Second hand Dcalcr. Eakns; trump, D.. Paine led
srore- Milwaukee ;. Capito s. Thrd hand: Dealer.
Peine trump A G Low led score-MIlwaukeo S, Capt.
id g. Fourth hand Deolr, Low; trump X q;
Atwa,-r led. Milwaukee o. Capitol s.
Ilfih hand Dealer. Atwater; trump. d Eakin lea
n,or, ->invnuEeo ? capitol Ii. Sixth hand; Dealer
Eadns: trump. D; Paine lod Score-Milwsukce .,
CAPITOL g seventh hand peaIer, Paine trump II ;
Low led. Score-Mll-sukcs 5 Capitol 5. Eighth hand
Dealer Low trump. ID Atwatr ed MH"suAee -
Cap!to o. Section to,al-MilVauEee IS Capitol 80
Total. Tor second able-Mlwauke- lGs. Capitol lf4
Grand toiaA- alllv aukee 3d. CsIatoi 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
ODsuinQ the Canal.

The most acceptable proposition that eau be made o"
persons troubled chronic paton is - open that
fnpor,ant canal-the bowels. That proposition DO
letters Stomach Bites effective most genial al
tea,,ye extant II is the mistake Of many ohsws sensible
people that they resort 70 drastic other words. vio
lent purcsuyes Without exaRgcstion this is highly In
jur,os since such medioau.ents the bowels be-
sides eonvusng both them and the stomach with PAIN
Relief sought from the Blttcrs freely enough but
they never produce palm excessive action. or subsequent
weakness OF tin bowels Liver and kidney trouble. ma
ARIA dyspepsia lack Of stamina and tendency 10 rheu
matSn arc rcmeded by this pleasant substitute for dreneh
ing eAtAastics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

There was meeting last night, called by John H.
pro1skv nj the rooms OF the John y. Logan Chb
No G3 Ludow-st A number Of the Republicans oi
the neighborhOOd present, and organized the'
selves INTO the Wmielaw Reid Battery OF the ne"
lid Assembly District. Theodore F. Ruhe was eecfu
captain Louis Muhlhsuser, first lieutenant 'iino"
Fncel second lieutenant; Frank j. Martin aolutsnt'
o,,o Nublhauser first sergeant samuel Enee, quar-
+.r,naster and E. II. Won zenger, standard bearer n
committee on uniforms nominated and difecton 10
report at the next meeting, which will be held next
Wednesday. 49,
Mr. Martin then made a short speech In winch hc
said that the Democrats had taken away the bame
H.. l.t made the district historic but that even
without the magic words ode Ate" tho Wmtelaw i.eo
ratfrrv Of the lid Assembly District woud Wv. give
%. % bueias,ic and effective aid 70 the Repubncah
tjrtet and prove a credit to its members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
A vrw CLUB IN METUCUEN, Y, J.

Tile Republicans Metuchen. y. j.. have organized
club for the campaign. In response to a call. a
meeting was held Friday evening temporary
organization was effected by the election Of Richard
Wilson Chairman. and Charles HoughtOn. secretary.
The following were appointed committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws: c. L. Corbin Augustine Camp
hell Clark BaIcom A. x. Andrews and Charles UOngh-
ton Judge John Clrich. OF Planfch. State organizer
of the League Of Republican Clubs made stirring
address and speeches also delivered by Mcssrs
Campbell Daniels and Balloon, Of Metuchen. The
meeting nd ourncd to Monday evening. when pe.1na-
nent organization will be foriled. A Harrison and
Reid hammer will soon be raised Great EN- husiasm
WAS manifested at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE iTLlyTIc YACHT CLUB 1T BLACK ROCK.

Black Rock, Conn. July % (specal).-This pict-
uresqus little harbor is verable fary lana tonEnt
In honor Of the gallant yachtsmen OF Tie Atmh'ic
Club The Tgrcss was the yacht to pass Penheld
Reef this afternoon followed by the Gunare and Pen
gum and the Others far In the rear.
The stretch from Cold Spring larbor 10 the
lighthouse was a dead beat to wlndward' out from
the point a run with the wind free To BACK kock
When the yachts we're well of the land the wind
fell Hight and finally died out altogether Az noon
the brs-cze hauled a little TO tile wcst"h'u anu
frcahcncd bit. All the fleet, with the cAcep"oh VI
the Concord and Daphne. set their Hight sails ana
easod AWAY their ,bcets for the run Black Rock.
The feet thus far is not as large as II was II past
yeas. They expect Others al Morris Cove ana New.
Ion lJn To morrow. divine service VIII DC held on
board the steam Yacht Kiinapata on Monday morn
Ing II O'Clock tho feet viii get under WAY for MOT
rs whore a reception Will be tendorcd the yachtsuleh
BIZ the Peuuot Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
HEAT AND HUMIDITY.
40 PROBABILITY OF COOLER WEATHER TO-DAY

PROSTEAITONS.
Tic heavy clouds which yesterday morning an
rsounoed tlesr presence In bolstcTous thunder
Storm seemed loatli 10 go They lowered about all
day Yesterday divided on into squads Threatening In
appearance and In conduct Their presence. moist
and uncomfortable depressed oven more tho si'i11
OF Manhattans Inhabitants, who were already su'er
Ing from the great heat OF the day.
About 6 O'Clock few gentle showers fell In various
uay,s of the city from the Battery to Harlcm The
,.,n did not however, cover all this area-bnt LEFT
many places dry Instead OF cooling on the nj
,o.nherc II seemed 10 saturatc 1t with all the
moisture If could possibly hold With the prediction
., tho weather man OF the higher thermometer
noc,etr,,ons today than yesterday. there VIII. no
anrh, he Il general exodus Of yesterdays sufferers
~ the beaches and other paces-any other rsths'
than New-iork.
rhe readings yesterday OF the thermometer at
p.rry,. nharnacy, In Park Row, were 81 degrees
~ q a. H.. IS degrees at a. m, 20 degrees al
m and 80 degrees at noon. The afternoon was
oons,derohly Worse. At 80 p. m. the reading was
" nroes Then the mercury fell TO so degrees
% NJ and fIIaily to II degrees at o p. m.
At mo m,n ND in the cool place top OF the
r'',.o.,o pu,Iding. however, makes the statement
that II was II degrees at @ d. mr. 90 uosree' AZ
~ m and II degrees at q =. m. But he consoles
~ ' 1T n, pcople Who must bear even more
- ., saws that at New-OIleans the uicrmomrrr
foI Erred 81 degrees, and az MeinPnss ~
Gcoree ~ US overcome by the heat yesterday.
ASinit hnnd,cd and twenty ltl-st ana SecohdaVe''
AZ o ,'9on ~ the Harlem Hospital. -, .. $780,.
ana nahrM Mclaughlin twenty-five years od, was pro-
tIsh X. M, heat at 80 p M YESTERDAY while al
trard H uS hvay at Twenty -sixt1-et and sixth
WORK o.. o., tASsn 10 Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
SECRETARY McCoMAs on DUTY.
THE NEW HEADQUARTERS OF THE REPUBLICA,

THE NEW HEADQUARTERS OF THE RhfOshlOAN
NATIONAL COMMITTEE NEARLY READY.
Thomas II. Carter, the chairman OF the Republican
National Committee welcomed 10 New-iork yesterday
Az Conr,,ssman Louis F. McCOmas. Of Maryland. the
nov secretary Of the committee. Mr.. Carter and Mt
McComas were hard at work YESTERDAY clearing up me
accumulated correspondence Of the committee MI.
Carter said In the afternoon: al believe there were
several bushels OF letters. and many OF them OF much
Importance"
Mr. Carter and Mr.. McComas hope in the course OF
Two or three days be able 70 take possession OF te
house at No SIS Flth-sve, which has been leased Tor
headquarters FOR tie Republican National COMMITTEE.
1t WIN be several days before the house Is supPheu
Nth ne.df,, furniture THE new headquarters" said
Iohn I Davenport will be the best we have ever had
The budiug has frontage OF twenty eight feet ana
ms bark cirhty.fve feet. II has nineteen rooms
above tile first story In every WAY 1t Is Inc head
quarters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
DAMAGE By THE STORM.
4 BIG FIRE IN BAYONNE. y. J.
sToRrHoUsEs AND PIERS OF AN OIL COMPANY
STRUCK by LIGHTNING AND DESTROYED


STRUCK by LIGHTNING AND DESTROYED
Early yesterday morning the Tide Water vi 'or
paHy o. Bsvonne lost over 100000 by ire Inc
property destroyed consisted OF large thrces'ofy
wooden stOrehonse near the XII Won kuI liVef' anu
the Port johnson coal dock. The building contained
over 1000 barrels OF paGaHine ready Tor snip
ment and about 10000 empty barrels NothihS IN ''e
building saved. The strong wind famed the names
aud blew large pieces OF burning WAX toward he HVeF
Two long piers caught fire. o, which was burned TO
the waters edge and the other almost destroyed
Two pile drivers and "A sc)w also burned Burn
ing wax rOitcd The water and shot up INTO
the air In spiral columns, and menaced other property
owned by the Tide Water and the standard OH com
panies at short distance 20 the north FIRE tusS
and the Bayonne department did good work, hand
capped by clouds Of smoke and intense heat Inc
water pressure was low. but fire gincS assisted ma
erially. The fire started at 20 n. IN the middie
oi the warehouse. which burned like Undertook
II is believed That lightning started the fire. Wl!ie
the company Will be crippled no men VIII he thrown
out OF work. 50 injured, but Natchmth
Denton and Corcoran had narrow escapes rom the
warehouse. The tire under control b'ioIc H. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
READINGS SOUTHERN CoNNECIoNs.

Baltimore. July % (speciaD-The Philadelphia and
Reading has finally achieved the connecting link to
Baltimore and Tide water against which the Penn
sylvania has been making such strenuous fight. 1t
WILL according 10 deal with the Baltimore and Ohio
and Western Maryland. como over an extension OF the
hitter road from WIlunmsport TO Cherry Run the
Potomac. The extension has now been completed.
Hitherto the Reading came TO Baltimore in round
about way via lIaeerStown. the Baltimore and
Ohio. The extension saves a distance OF forty
one miles. and furnishes an outlet 10 the West for the
business If Eastern Pennsylvania over the Phila
delpia and Reading 10 Ohio River towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
ACTIVE LONG ISLAND REPUBLICANS.

A beautiful Harrison and Reid banner was hnns
across Main-st. PatchOgue, l.. l., last light. A large
crowd listened TO able address by Jesse Johnson of
Brooklyn and to the singing Of the campaign gce club
The Lincoln Club elected the following officers al
Its annual meeting on Wednesday evening: Prcs-
dent, DIR. W. 5 Bennett; vice presidents. Joseph Il.
Sweaey and George H. Odell secretary, f.. A. Co"les
treasurer George l.. Chichester. The organization re
solved itself into "A Harrison and Red campaign club
and received q large number Of new members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE nACKENsACK CLUB FULLY ORGANIZED.

The Hackensack Republican Club fully organ
zed Friday night. there being largo attendance
and much enthusiasm. The only change In the list
of officers already printed was that Of treasurer
Frederick A. Anthony beng substituted FOR George
W Conklln. who could not c. l.. PaIigot
who is probably doing more than any other one man
to organize the Republican clubs Of Bergen County,
was present and elcOura Sod the meeting with L
spirited address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
BLOWN UP WITH 4 POWDER MILL.

Acton Mass. July 23.-An explosion occurred NJ the
American Powder Mills this morning, blowing ono
of the mills Into atoms. benjamin Ingham. who WAS
running the mill, was instantly killed his mutilated
body being found some distance away In the woods
lie leaves n widow and four children The mill was
new one and started for the first time ycster
day to get the machinery in order. This morning
mateh1l wns placed IN the mill for me making Of
powder. soon after which the explosion occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
A NEW GLIB IN wooDsIDE, ". ].

A now Republican Club was organized In Washing
Ton Hall Woodside on Friday night with the following
officers: President Philip W. Cross; viccpresldents.
F. France George Bond and Paul Heller; secretary
r. smith Carter; corresponding secretary, Daniel
Uervey treasurer, Thomas Heller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
MR.. sHEEHAN BORE NO OLIVE BRANCH.

Buffalo, July % (srdai).-The report from New
York that Lieutenant Governor Shcehan had been the
bearer OF an olive branch from Grover Cleveland 10
David n. Hill unqualinedy denied by Mr. Sheehan
here today He said Il deny absolutely that have
been charged with any such a message or that
executed any such ernnd. ! did not sec Senator
Hiu In New York. did not Senator Hin al all
during nv absence. % great regret ana ass4hlcu
10 bear no message 70 him whatever"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
TWO BUILDINGS STRUCK on srArfS IsLANr

IWO Ri IIDINUS SIKTIk On STNIEN I'I7''.'U
Lightning struck two buildings staten Island
In the shower on Friday night. The cupoh OF Il
house on Henderson ave. Owned BY Nichoas Mnller
and occupied by Edward VI. Johnson was struck and
demolished. soon after flames We're discovered In the
upper story but were put out. with los OF about
300 to the building. Mr. Johnsoas loss furniture
was $500
At the same hour barn on the property OF Claude
Durham at Port Richmond struck by lightning
4 moment later the entire building was cnveloped
and IL entirely destroyed together with It's con
tents The loss 200. uninsured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE DALTOys MOVING on vIYITTA.

vIntia I. T.. July o3-Ittcrest In tho recent trnin
robbery wns revived yesterday by the report sent
from Big Cabin switch. eight miles below here. that
the Daltons moving in the direction Of this
city. Nine armed rode up TO the house OF a
man named Woods. three miles east OF Big Cabin.
alont sunset last evening and inquired the way to
yinltia 1t assumed tla< these fellows were the
outlaws. The outlaws have been IN camp ever since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
NEW DIRECTORS OF NEw-ESGLAND TERMINAL.

only two OF the vacancies in the New England
Terminal Company, made by the resignation OF old
directors have been filed. The two new men are
General Manager Patt OF tho IIousaonic. and Geperl
Manager Mellen, OF the Ncw-York and New .Epgtapd
Railroad The latter road is represented Owinsfo the
desire for harmonious winding up of the nnairs OF
the Terminal Company and the release Of the company
from all obligations under the contract with the New
York and New In gland The litigation by which the
Long Island road has tried 10 prev mt the destruction
Of the route between Ncw-York and Boston Dy way
of Wilson'S Point is still undecided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
HoRsEs Burned TO DEATH AT WOODBRIDGE

Lighting struck the barn OF Conrad Stah at Wood
bridge. y. j., during the storm Friday night. Two
local fire companies responded to the call for help,
but the fire got beyond control. Efforts we're
made TO save the cattle In the barn, but with only
partial success, three horses and being burned
to death. The loss about 81 100 and there was
no Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
A CIT RATE TO DENVER.

ST. Louis. July 23.-rhe Missouri Pacific and the
Wabash railways yesterday made si2 rate 10 Denver
and return for the Knights Teusplar Conclavc. The
rate made meet the made BIZ the st. Louis
and san IlanclsCo rad last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
FOR A MEETING IN NEWARK TOMORROW.

The Eighth Ward Republican Association OF Newark
IS completing all arrangements for ratification meet
Ing 20 evening. handsome banner has been
purchased. and will lie unured with appropriate oere
monies In front OF the associations rooms Good
speakers promised, and every effort Will be maze
70 make the alfalr successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
CUTTING EASraoUND BATES.

ST. Louis. July 23.AS soon as the cut I'm castbound
freight rates. made Thursday night by the Wabash
and Vandaa lines. made known. the other east
bound lines the " Clover Leaf" the Big Four and
the ohio and Mississippi made n corresponding reduc-
ton Of their rates 10 the Eaetern seaboari.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
OIL TANKS SET on FIRE AT CovAN POINT. " J.

During the storm on Friday night one Of the oil
tanks OF the Eagle Refining Company. at Covan Point
" j.. struck by lightning and Immediately bnrst
into flames. The fire brigade attached to the works
was summoned, and by hard work succeeded IN
keeping the fire fIom spreading 10 the other tanks
The loss Is about $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
CATTLE BURNED AT CALDWELL, y. ].

In the storm Friday night tho barn Of sidney
Van Duyne. at Caldwell. y. j.. struck bs light
ming and set on fire. Tho barn. four Alderney cows.
two horses, with harness. hay. etc. consumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
TO RAISE A HARRISON AND REID BANNER

At meeting Of the campaign committee OF the Kim
Assembly District Republican Orgsn7auon held at No
TAI Friday evening It decided 10 raise
Harrison and Reid banner at Avenue and Fith-st on
Friday evening August 8. Francis Snyder l. chairman
OF The committee and Charles NJ. J,roomsn secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
APPEALING 10 THE HIGHEST COURT.

United States District Court, has deferred sentence
upon George II. Howell 5. r. Howell, and Edward
Gibbetts. convicted yesterday OF violating the Inter
state Commerce law pending their appeals to the
tinted States supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS IN A DEADLOCK.

Bate.vtlIe Ark, July 23-Tle deadlock in the Demo
cratic convention for the With Congressional District
continues without change. For three days the con
vention has been session and has taken $50 ballots
each OF which has been but repetition OF the 1rAt
IL Is still impossible 20 fOretell the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
RECEIVER FOR THE HorsAToNIc.

Norvalk, Conn. July e3.-Informstion from trust
worthy sources received here this morning is that
J. Perepont Morgan will place the Housatonic Rail
road system and its leased line. the Danbury and
Norvak road In the hands Of receiver as the
practical way OF brls ing their affairs into
satisfactory condition aud securing through reorgan-
iZauOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
A PURCHASE By TIE LEI.IGH VALLEY.

Buffalo. July o3-Ttc Lehigh Valley Railroad bas
just acquired about Of land In the heart OF
the railroad district OF Buffalo. for additional terminal
facilities for the Philadelphia and Reading. Present
structures the property viii be removed. and
freight houses built and yards laid out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

The Republican City Committee OF Mount Vernon will
meet At its headquarters IN the potonce building tor"
row night. 10 reports from the several sub-c'
mites upon the composition and work Of the oampai
committee, upon . w1gvem for massmcetings ana upon
other preliminary arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

November The crowd passed through the car. shak-
Ing hands with Mr. Stevenson. Ills train IS expected
70 reach Chicago at 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
NO REDUCTION on CT

Chicago July GA meeting OF the Chicago Freight
Committee OF the Central Trafio Association held
to-day TO consider the seton OF the Yandaa line reduc
ing the grain and grain products from st. Louis
tle seoboard. 1t found that the situation was
not serious at first supposed. nasmuch there
seemed to be a chance OF preventing general reduc-
ton The representative Of the Pennsylvania line,
which is the Eastern II the Vandalia said
his company had not authorized and would, not par
cpate in the reduced rate and MAT notice TO. that
eject had been served on the Vandaa. As this will
make it practically impossible for the VandaHa TO put
It's new tariff into effect the Chicago commirUe decdeo
BY unanimous vote that there should be no reducu
In grain rates nv way OF Chicago this action
was taken with the understanding that no other
Louis road has issued tariff OH the 90 cent, 6aGS
n WIS rumored here this afternoon that the wabash
had given notice OF o similar reduction. and y THIS
proves TO be the the Chicago rate may be forced
down after ALL