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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19

Senator PETER writes headlines over
the bills he presents. One of his latest
is headed "The New Silver Bill"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19


This would seem to the careful person,
to be bad time of the year to turn up
earth and chop down weeds and grass to
be left whore they fall, under light
cover of sand Along the line of the Belt
road through Montgomery street the
weeds and grass between and alongside
OF the rails are being chopped down and
covered with light layer of earth, ashes
or something of the kind Along the
same street, and in the streets crossing
Montgomery, the roadways and cutters
are being 'skinned,p and the earth carted
away to fill in with elsewhere. These
things may not affect the health of the
neighborhood in which they are being
done, but why should there be any risk
takenl The street in question is in very
fair condition; why tear it up for i'm
provement-if by courtesy the work being
done may be called an improvement-in
the midst of the dangerous season.
1t is an open question whether the find
ing of the Boring sea tribunal will have
the desired effect of amply protecting
seal life. The United States and Eng
land, it is true, are estopped from seal
fishing during the CLOSED season. bv the
prescribed regulations. But no
other power has subscribed
to or is affected by the trib-
unal's decision. The sea has been de-
clared free and open, and the seals lin it
subject to capture just as the fish are
Under the regulations, therefore, pelaeic
sealers of America and England only are
poaehers during the ''closed season" or
any other season. Russia and Japan
might, upon the theory that the sea is
open and that they were not parties to
the agreement, go in and reap a harvest
OF seals, while America end England are
patrolling the waters for American and
British pOachers. And how could
either of the parties to the contract make
war upon an independent power for act
ing upon the finding of the arbitrators
whose decision they have agreed to abide2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19
The aeoreetown Fewer Gases.

Our dispatches day or two ago con-
tanned the statement that the schooner
Elite H. Lister, from Georgetown, S. c.,
had arrived at the Philadelphia quaran-
tine station with three cases of yellow
fever on board. The Philadelphia Press
of Thursday contains an account of the
sickness on board the schooner. The
port physician, DIR. Booming, says the
symptoms of the sick men are those of
yellow fever, and he believes that they
are suffering from that disease. The
chances are, however, that the doctor is
mistaken, and that the disease is a severe
type of malarial fever. 1t is a difficult
matter sometimes to distinguish
yellow fever from malarial fever.
1t was some days before the
doctors at Brunswick agreed that
Surgeon Branham was suffering from yell
low fever, and it would not be at all
strange if the port physician at Philadel-
phia, who is not familiar, probably, with
yellow fever, has diagnosed the disease of
the sailors from Georgetown wrongly.
There were eight men on the schooner
and only three of them are ILL., All the
others are well and the indications are
that they will remain so. The man who
was first attacked went aboard the
schooner the day before she left George
town, and was taken sick the day after
she left port. He has nearly recovered.
OF the other two, one occupied bunk
above the sick man ana the
other a bunk below him. One of
these two is on the road to recovery.
The third man was attacked last Mon
day, and what the result of his illness
will be cannot now be predicted with any
degree of certainty. He is very i'll, but
it is thought he viii recover.
If the disease is yellow fever it is
somewhat remarkable that others of the
crew of the schooner have not been at
tackled, also that no one of those attacked
has died, particularly as they could not
have had the best of treatment and nurs-
ing. As already stated the probability is
that the disease is malarial fever.
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1t is estimated that if the House votes
down free coinage of silver at the ratio of
20 to 1 there win be more than 100 ma
jority for the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman silver law. And it is thought
there is a majority of p against the ratio
OF 70 TO l. A pretty careful canvass shows
that majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Ro'S, New
York City. C. s. FAuLREER, Manager
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19

The presence of DR. John Guiteras at
Brunswick, in the capacity of general
director of affairs in connection with the
one case of fever, should have reassuring
effect upon the people of Brunswick DR..
Guiteras, besides standing at the head of
his profession, is probably better ac-
quainted with yellow fever than auyother
man in the Marine hospital service, not ex-
cepting the surgeon general himself He
is, therefore, an authority on the subject,
and when he says there is little if any
danger of spread of the disease, that
statement may be depended upon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-19

News to complain of the certain I'M
sanitary doings by persons living in tn
western part of the city. "In walk of
a few blocks l saw not less than three
persons emptying slop water on the
streets, and ask if this kind of thing
can't be stopped, " he says. 1t is our cor
respondents duty to himself and the city
TO make complaint to the authorities OF
any violation of the sanitary regulations
that may come to his personal knowledge.
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Very Few PIGsonholed Iad,etm.n,-.

District Attorney Ecoll will present 10
Judge Cowing to-day in the General sessions
forty-fve old Indictments, which have been
growing dusty in the pigeonholes of the his.
trict Attorneys office. and will recon mend
that they he dismissed. on the ground that
they cannot hs tried with any hope OF convict.
months Mr.. Bedford has examined nearly all
OF the old lndictmsnts pge"nholed In the pis.
tIict Attorneys office. He said yesterday that
ments left In the p geonh les. and that by Juy
the nigeonholes will bs completely clear.
This 10 the first time within a quarter ~ z
century that the pigeonholes OF the Distrios
Attorneys once have been 80 nearly empty.
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auaustibody have been know TO remain In ees-
| sion OF their own accord when the tempers-
| ture wns not particularly conducive to their
| enjoym emit: hence they ought to be willing to
waive all personal considerations at time
like this when the constituents OF every one
OF them are suffering from a depression more
severe than the TEN pernture OF the dog days.
Until the last hour the stock market was In
the main strong. prices being Influenced By
the little hope OF an Improvement In the finan-
cial situation held out by the Presidents In
terview London bought 6.o00 or 1000
shares OF various stocks. and there was some
covering OF short contracts. Besides. the
trading element tried 10 bid up prices. But
these insignificant movements wore the ex-
tent OF the buying power. which became ex-
hausted before the close OF business. In the
last hour rumors became current OF
some impending local disaster. and. in
consequence. prices sold on: still the
majority OF stocks closed fractionally higher
than Yesterday As q matter OF fact the stock
mark ct has fallen into what is usually termed
midsummer dulness." and as m oney is easy
on Stock Exchange collateral and railroad
earnings are good. there is no disposition on
the part Of those who hold stocks to sell them.
II the interior continues to draw money
from this centre. however, speculative hold
ers OF stocks may not find 1t as easy to
carry them as at present. Still. there Is
this to DO said. that there has been no
great incfease in the volume OF securities Of
late years. and the floating supply does not
appear to be large. A good deal Of liquidation
has been ACCOMPLISHED on the Stock Exchange
within the last few years. and this, In connec.
ton with the other circumstances noted. will
probably enable the Street to get along COM
fortably until the country realizes tho neces-
sitv for q revision OF its financial legislation.
The most encouraging incident to-day was
the withdrawal Of S.. 100000 gold, which was
to have been shipped tomorrow. This was
due to sharp break in the foreign exchange
market. the details 81 which are given further
on in this column. Present Indications are
hat very little. IL any, gold will be shipped in
the near future. The closing OF The stock
market was dull and irregular.
Final snles compare with those OF yesterday
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New York Markets.

Tuesday. Juno G-FIour was nrmer with larger
trade for export, Exports 1910 bblsic Receipt a.
spring wheat brands IN bbs were quoted follows:
saiSet3SS: No extra s2s0ssS75 Clear. t sag5
sssi ; ~ saSSs1s gs!s.1
$40; saperi,ns, ~ 25ss2%s; No. .sxuss, 5oss2so:
N. ezra ssooSs. %; elear SSsss2o; stIalgAts
ss21ssS g; si,y until. r., T,.s I1dss 50 sosss Sc
peInne 81 9osss 2oi corn mea, Western $3.50 ss2 f0
esi iai coarse eosy2s Do sIttsd pss 94s icsiiaS
ssa gs s3sess sy s NS. mi
s2sS,sss 20 Z Dbl; choSs farms a33s2.sos.
y soGSal 70 Dbl Brewers, meal d 2o9 81 as: corn
r nonr: ssesS25 Mn fesdoB5sp y 100 M Uo nsI
a aGS Ms, soss5s thsTps aRS sSs esi rye ffea 500
9s2I linseed cake s25 s2b IS; rice meal 66 Zoe
{atssppnS hominy chop s'S9Soe: cotton seed meal,
unAiS-whsat was about lIsc. higher. in srits Of
lower eaolog aud large cop movement in this eouu.
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-a ....-- .s TUESDAY. June6
Tho strength Of tho market for securities. in
/, face OF liquidation and comm ercial disasters
all over the country. 10 most remarkable
circumstance: and It can be accounted for only
ON the theory that, Wall street has discounted
the general distrust created by the Sherman
Mlver law. 1t has been fashiona BILE for rural
editors and demagogues to attack and critclse
Wall street because Of the sound financial views
It has entertained: but now those incomp etent
critics are beginning to discover. through the
70 misfortunes OF their constituents, that Wall
street aud Its opinion are entitled to consider
alton. During tho last few days Wall street,
q that Is. the New York banks. has been sending
, an average Of million dollars q day to Chi
cago to enable TINT enterprisipg but inflated
city to meet tho demands that arc being made
upon number OF It's financial institutions
The very best Information obtainable is that
the leading financial institutions OF Chicago
are perfectly sound and solvent but many OF
. hsirignorant depositors have become alarmed
and insist upon having their honey. New York
10 assisting Chicago 10 deal with this situation
heroically. and the Indications are that the
scare has snbsided. Some Chicago banks
tolegraphed their New York correspondents
this afternoon that they would not require any
more money. and other advicos from that
centre were that the Withdrawals OF funds
from savings banks and trust com panies were
smaller to-day than yesterday.
Tho speculative community found q good
deal OF encouragement in the interview with
President Cleveland printed this morning.
Another element In Wall street, namely. that
portion which is charged with the transaction
OF the business OF the country. sees in Mr..
Cleveland's utteranees tho certainty OF few
months more OF anxiety and distrust In other
words the Presidents OF tho New York banks
think that the so-calied "objsct lesson" has
been carried far enough. and that II an extra
session OF Congress is to be called to revise
inc monetary system OF the country. tho
sooner It Is done the better. They sso
nothing to be gained by . further shrinkage
In values and unssttlinE OF credits. and they
naturally have no consideration for the per-
sonal discomfort that members OF Congress
might sufIsr by being called to Washington at
this season Of the year. The members Of that
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Hnsuriu1.
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ.
Ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. ssu SOUTH roUrTH ST.. raILA.
SUMMARY OF PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT


The Company proposes TO create Issue of Thirty
year Trust per cent Cold Bonds Of the pat
value OF sac 900 600 to be secured by shares
ooal and coal accounts Welding present revenue OF
s2.1abess. and after 1898. s2.bao15e OF this s22-
600 600 will now be issued the proceeds Of which will
take no ali Of the boating indebtedness amounting to
$50 600 ooo This i,.ue 10 conditioned upon the reduc.
ton OF the rentals and guarantees contracted aimee
1885, TO the actual earnings ofihe properties leased
and guaranteed and upon Agreement by the holders
of the general mortgage bonds TO eel their coupons a.
they mature for cash. par to trustee in case the
earnings are not suficent to pay them when they fall
due to be made the Of an issue OF coupon trust
certncatea bearing per cent. interest," and redeem
able soon as tho Company has funds sufficient for
the purpose after paying the interest on the General
Mortgage. II is also conditioned upon an agreement
by tho oders transfer their shares to Voting
Trustees for years Subscriptions to the Colat
sral Trust Bonds and Coupon Trust Certificates have
been secured from outside parties 80 that the stock
holders and merely asked to give their
assent to said agreements without the obligation to
pay any charge or assessment whatever.
By reference to the plan and statement. IL will Be
seen that. while the plan does not involve any in.
crease In the principal OF the Indebtedness Of the
COMPANY beyond the discount on tho s22, 100000 OF
bonds now issued. will effect large saving in the
annual cost Of carrying tho nonting debt and that
the noAting indebtedness tous 10 DC taken up con-
ssts either OF claims for materials and supplies and
interest on prior mortRaEes Tor all OF which Re-
ceNeIs certiucatoh PRIV ~ neh W tno Senerai
Mortgage. might be issued. ~ 10 secured by the
pledge Of the shares and BONDS or coal and coal &C.
counts and rolling stock. worth more than tho
amount borrowed on them. so that II Is OF nature
which would have to be provcedfor under any scheme
OF reorganization
As to the sale OF the General Mortgage Coupons.
1t is also explained that the Company covenants not
to divert any of the earnings to any other purpose
than the payment Of the operating expenses and
prior interest charges but remains bound to pay the
coupons on the General Mortgage at maturity. In
cash. II in funds to do So ana 10 further bound to
take MP the Coupon Trust and cancel them
out OF the nrst surplus earnings after the payment
OF tho current interest on the General Mortgage
Tho holders OF General Mortgage coupons VIII only
be required to sell TO prevent DEFAULT at the ma.
turity OF each coupon and the coupons will only DO
yep, awe .'l tne earrings arg saneht TO pay mem.
uortrar, Bonds AZ we'll m interest upon tho floating
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Rio on the spot was reported quiet and steady
for vss test centrifugal sac FOR sg' test mpseo.
s h;"ass a. ad ssS
En-; ss$s:s ss:ss ssasiss solunS. "a "a
:IssssI.:S:r Z: si;sSs 81; s,.SssIt 9:
va Isl + III II. $50 H. $3.50: A. 'Si0' ~ % 90
at % IF sy ssse
closing At CHG. Refined UNCHANGED.
rsesP: Of hogs ,s nna s ra IN
,s s June e. q sss
Dressed Da, hogs sensy At gig e
a. E 10 F1s a.v.n.
sSlos 80, 60 sasss asS hsG.Ta
IS s.sn s o'''
s.ina IL the Mi....ppi Eslisy Some q
ssns IseJad Inc
Manchester advces were more cheerful The financial
.ss @i d hs a9s ss
70 ~
asspson from repersS yarn; IN eOysr
there we're stronger. Ne. Orleans dscilnsd s. 70
.sa ss e
MSs!'Ig ~ 'Rs
ss s
T y and 1e 1 TGss this f.. al: wss
The following to-day's transactions:
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try and on the ocean both from American srfst. t.e
those OF India The Iiss vas due 20 eosa ssPo.s
proysmspt in The nnspcisl outloeh a. The Vest sne
sxistins fnsncisl evils spot sales toe0oo ou.p "
J "a. ogs cor sspS, y o'Ts sss
Snd.r July ssos! red 3 s1 Ss,s. .. sScs, NJ
Northern at kQNo. under July snoai No wy Wy
spring A. July .noat NO =; ssas na ss
red Ike For local accent npY ~, q ,l 2ac' ~"
at July price for choice; These were me Tessp.o'
Chicago bush nyar.ee nj. IS Tolsso
20 $40 Detroit 1890. Kss:n, o' ttyS;usd;ips. az
7es; Boston ii $50 Grand total taa 2l2i total yes
terday nss 626 total last year os56s7. Future sai~
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YonK. Tuesday: june 6.-Reeepts Of beeves were
Dressed beer lower at 7,fSYc p N. for native sides
Latest cable from London quotes American steers nrm
frigeratsd beet steady at seant iofc an shipments
to-day. 602 beeves and 200 quarters OF beef tomor
row. $50 beeves and 90 quarters OF beef.
Receipts of calves wero 105 head. Market steady and
unchanged. Neas sold at S6S$T n 100 ms
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were e5e head. Market
aa a. aeens q As sheep sold a. Is , So 1So
clio. p n: dressed lambs steady at 12Sl5c
Receipts of hogs were 2. $50 head All consigned d.
rect. Sominaliy firm at s7.6o93S q 100 bs
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1iridends aud anterfst.

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY New
~ York. May 81. 1SH3-A quarterly dividend or ono
and Three-quaters per cent the stock OF
this company will be paid at the office of the pany
~ CorEandt st. in this city. and after Thursday
June is. 1923 The transfer books will be closed from
day. juno Id
BY order OF the Board of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. treasurer.
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GRocr Rrgs--Coaee futures declined 20 points, owing
to lower European cables and the disturbed hnahcai
owing to rumors Of heavy business on The spo on me
bnsIs Of lie No l. though these rumors were not
confirmed Tho worlds visible supply decreased dur
inr May was 1Ie0IU bags. The VISIBLE supply In TINS
country 10 470 100 bags against I'll 6Sl bags year
The worlds visible supply is 33loo OBJ bngn Ibe
warehouse deliveries in this country were Mil hpGaL
The Brazilian m arkets were arm or slightly higher.
The close firm. with GALES Of 1l2oo bags. as
fpItn
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Oats were Irregular arrivals here and at the west
were large. and spot prices declined ho but futnfes
advanced Nc to Nc in sympathy Win We rss 10
10000 sus4 No whI.s AZ Ss,se;, Nc o, as So a.
for white aud 3sa37hc. for mixed Future sales 20
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Corn was rather weak on the spot. but NJ. to NJ
higher for future delivery. Receipts were Ihfe tne
cables and the spot demand less active. Spot nhe,
55 900 bush. Including $4,000 for export NO eaps ~
a A7Rs7hc No. in es ator at t6tf0zIc:. ungIhnea
yellow and white at x7hSboc. Future sales oooooo
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BosroS. June 6--Ths closing quotation, OF ..ct,,o
Ltoeks to-day werei
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Glertinus md 5}(eetiuos.

Glertinns and 8lretimgs.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
MILLS BUILDING. 80 WALL ST
AT MEETING OF THE oCKHOiDERs OF tho
"A racine Mail Steamship Company, held ut the on co
o. the company in the city or New YORK on WEDNES-
DAY. May 81. 1898. tho following named Rentiemen
year " " "s
COILS P HUNTINGTON
ISAAC E. GATES
CALVIN s. BEICE,
SAMUEL THOMAS,
EDWARD LAUTERBACH,
RUSSELL SAGE,
GEORGE j. GOULD,
J. B. HOUSTON.
And meeting Of the Board held for the purpose OF
ORGANIZATION, Mr. @. p Huntington elected Presi.
dent OF the company.
W. II. LANE. Secretary.
OFFICE OF SMALL HOPES CONSOLE
DATED MINING co.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK. May 81, 1893
me annual meeting OF tho sockhoiders OF the Small
Ropes consolidated Mining Company. for election OF
trustees Tor tho ensuing and such other
a. may bs presented will be held the office the
company. Broadway. New York. on tho fourth Tues.
day OF June. TO wit. June AZ 1898 at / O'Clock p NJ
Transfer books close June IT and reopen June 20,
1913 c. A. CAMERON. Secretary.
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ROYAL BLUE Line,

DELAWARE sTThhHHNS A n AND
Stations in N:W YORK. Foot OF Barclay and
sHG GRaIEs.r rTTIIT2haAXS T3aoIg1Un nEYattE
Direct route TO Sewark. Bloomfield. Montciair. the
Oranges. summit. BeInardsville. Basking Ridge
Madison. Morristown. Passaio. Paterson, Boonton
Dover. stanhope Budd's Lake Lake HopatconR
pSacEettstown. sehooleys Mountain Washington
como Mountain. Scranton. Pitiston, Wilkesbarre
Binghamton. Oxford. Norwich, Waterrlie Utica
Eichreld springs. Cortland. Syracuse OsweRo
ithaca. OweRn Elmira. Corning Bath, Dansvifie
west " - 'S
900 A: M:EBuffalo. Utica. and oswego Expresa
Pullman Patlor cars. Connects at Buffalo with tram
for Chicago. arriving AT p:45 ext morning.
sis0 A. M.-Bihghamton Mail Stops at principal
Loo r. M,-scranton. Binghamton. and Emira Ex.
AtlO r. M.-srranton, Wikesbarre, and Piymonth
Express Pullman parlor cars
1870 y. M.-tdaiiy )-Bunllo Limited Express Phil.
man s.eepers. Arrives at 7;l5 A. N.
D r. M.-tdsiy)-Bunalo KIcnre,d Springs. and Os.
wego Express, Pullman sieepers.
Tickets ana Pullman accom- odAtions at rs Murray
st. and +2H Hroadway. Tickets at ferry stations 7SS
AMI n42 broadway. = West l25th At. 235 Columbus av
New York: 1913 Washington ST. 1926 Fulton st, and IL
tion At all stations
We.tcotts Express Company will call for and eheoh
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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OLD DOMINIONtLINE.

TIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For Charleslon. \. g., and JacEsoryilr Fla
Aga s am P psn ~ fier'as The soetL and Souhwt
Passenger accommodations and cuisin" un,Il, ,.ei
MS CLYDE co. Geu. Agls. r Bowling ,r-eI ~.
U Eyer Gen. ARt q. s. FRI Line 3Ip BroaIa as ~
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Did AIedl BID Aaked
eos 4ISsny.2io al.hIwsst End Land is4 IL
IT, 1ME q s1AksssGSHef T.. :. a4 l. e a sSx
Wssthouse T.. :bh 20 AT. as r. In. ii tgE
, PHILApEtRHIA o1osIxg QUOTATIONS.
- <.tsA| (; - Bid Aaled
SsahS xs:s & sa e g.: SSS g ,o oSSH
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