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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-18
WANTED.

A GOOD LIGHT SECOND HAND DE.
IA livery wagon, suitable for store dc.
livery. Apply between ak aud eight y. IN.
at CLARK. ELDnED0E & Co. ID. Craighead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-18

an CITY AND FARM PROPERTY. 9 TO .
~ per cent. uroesbeck Rose. rooms %
and % o'Mrara block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. Z. Z IT. II. MN NUs'
Train leaves 42d--t. station, Newf OK a. ioi-
lows and i; minutes earlier from ft Frankiinst, ~ X
a,3O A. N.-Daiy for Ncwburs. KINGSTON Albany )
daily exccIt sunday west OF Cocymin's Jc. -
3sIJ A. M.-Daily for Albany except sunday M0hl,NI'
0,IO A. M-Daiy for Albany, ttca. syracuse, koches.
Ter Ruiialo Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto. -, -,
1855 A. M.-Daily except Sunday, for Albany and
t'tlca
s,CO D. M-D,ilv except Sunday. for Albany.
s,I, M.-D,lly for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Nagar, FALL, Toronto, Detroit
thictgo. It. Louis " =,
$50 p. M.-Daily except Sunday, for Newbure, Al
f,ny Saratoga and Montreal
S,t5 r, N-Dalv for Altany. ttica syracuse, Roches
r buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Detroit Chicago,
Louis.
UAVrESTRAw LOCALS. 80 = rs p. NJ
Nfw NJ n, LOCALS 20, 10 10 ~ NJ. Il 10, 10,
: 81 q 80. II As y VI.
sleeping ears for Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
trot chicago all through tra.
Daily. For tickets timetables. prior and sncpng
car arcomn information apply Offices Brook
ivn a3S Wa.hinpton,t. 72j Futon,t. Annex cnlse.
foot Of Fnlton->t Nrw-l ork Ivy. -, - ~ >,
C. +. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
Delaware, Lackawnnnn and Western X. X.
Stations In New FORK foot Of Barclay aud Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. vESTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR,
TIE ORANGES. summit Bernardsve Backing
Ridge Madison: Morristowp ras,aIc, Paerso Boon
pATCoNG. Haexc a SGiIooLEY,S MOUNTAIN,
CAR, srROu DsBUR,i. Tocono Mountains .sCRAN.
ION. PI1TSTON. wILKEsBARRE. NANTICOKE.
DANvILLE CUMBERLAND, Montrose, BING.
mAMToY: OXFORD: NORWICH: Waterviie UTICA.
GsMLao: ITHACA, owEGo, ELMiRA, CORNING.
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
300 A. NJ. -BUFFALO. UTICA aud OSWEGO Elk.
PRESS. Pullman parlor ears. Connects 40 Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 045 a. m. next
ssaO 4. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
loo r. M.-sCiANTON. BINGHAMTON. and FL
4sio p M..scRANToN, WILKES ia IisE and pLYM.
OUJii EXPRESS. Pullman parIor ears
7'So r. NJ. DAILY, -BUFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
sman sleepers. Arrives At 715 4. m.
BOO r. NJ. DAILY, -BUEFALO. UTICA and oswEGo
:. TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray.st and ~" Broadway. Tickets ferry stations
ave. New.Yort sss 7S0 fonst aud
formsslon; q al stations; l,.,,.,,. ~" ~
check baggage from hotel or resideuce 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
Ucarbers.

80. >CN 10 SUPPLY tutor, profe ssors. teachelA
"A eoerresscs etc. In ell departments OF learning Cir
of schools recommended 70 parents MILAN
COYRIERE Book Boilding $50 Fifth-ave. cor 2Oth-st
n MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professois Teachers Tutors Governe'ssA
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON % Union Square.
a fPISCOPALlAN REC OR or layman who can train
"A mixed choir also govcrness fer French and music
schools recommended. H. =. KELLOGG, 81 East 3h-st
ELOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Il Glass and priNte Instruction. Mrs. MARTIN,
ho'el Brockholst. 10l West S5th.st New-York City:
THE FISK Teachers Agences.-Ncw York. Bosto?
i Chicago Los Angeles &c.; 1856 positions filed
il. =. CROKER NJ y Manager 40 5thsve. QSth.stl
w AM ID-Engish Rovemess teaching piano. 10 travel
w teacher piano. vocal. Gentlcmen-Proiessor violin.
pano salary 1850 college,. Miss DONONANS Teach
ers' Bureau, 80 Fast 1fth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPHE.,S IkAINS eayc station .entril hssilfoso o.
New.Jcrsey, foot OF Llbertys NORTH Ri'eS .oe
10 oo II 80 Dining Car,, A. n: 1;Sc sJS sSe.
Dnns Car to1 i1sSss f Sunday Gag ~ 10 10 Il &
Dining Carr a. NJ. 30 go, Dining Carl 800 500
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week dsSs
and SUNDAYS 100. II 80 Dining Car 4: NJ. ~
night 49,, 1901. p,rr,., s,o.r
.ng Cars night trains. < =. ,-e.
o35 S6i, ais 7S5. ot2. LAO Broadway, % Murray
Street si Canal Street -S 18th Street SoiaUoas
Avenue and SO West 125th Street. New-fork $50 WASH
ngton Street 7eG Fulton Street. Brooklyn and a broed
way. Williamsburg. ~ -, a.. -. ....s
Westcott Express Company will cali for and checs
hagyaCe rrom hotel 0 re,idence % Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
NeW-York & Boston
Pullman Limited,
NeW.York & Northern Railway
New.YOrk & New.England Railroad.

In connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway sold Tan
Of PULLMAN sLEEPLRS, PASSENGER and BAGGAGE
CARS leave 155th-st terminus 9th and 9TH avcs Eie'
vsted daily excepting Saturdays, at 10 p. m arriving
Bo,ton foot OF Summerst., at 80 a m. Saturday.
trains leave either city II 100 midnight arriving New
York 9 a. m Boston, 80 q. IN. Baggage eheckee
through at n. Y. N stations. 6Sdst near Sth'syss
and l5jth-st and shave.
Passengers taking Gth-avc al" ut any station VIII
make connection on platform at l55h ST. Tor Boston,
The New.York Transfer Company Will call for sn1
check baggage destination from hotels or residence v
any part city upon application TO any OF their W'
Gus Offices IN New-York Brooklyn.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NEW
YORK CITY, Arcade News Room II Broadway Ine
353 Broadway where Pullman reservation be obtained.
Seepcrs open for accommodation Of passengers on>
hour before leaving time Of tram.
IL. II. VREELAND, L. NJ. ALLEN.
Genl Manager. Genl Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
READING a! !!I' e..
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring Cleanliness
and C0mf0rt.)
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1892.

LEHlCH VALLEY DIVISION.
tAsT EAPBEss Ii.AiNs leave station foOs Z
FSs sTFFAIS. Eoc ra;SrE!S ..; N.AsSASSA
1850 r; NJ. WEEK DAYS AND sIN DAYS:
FOR wILKESBARRE. PlIIsIoN AND SCRANTON
SIS a m, l2:30, 34a 10 p. IN. sundays exoep
Ser FOX PoiT II iii Is =. m II 30 sS p \.
FOii HEADING AND HARRISBURG Sis m-
FOR EASnON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCM CHUNK 90. SIS a. m, ]? so l2;lS eyesps
Mauch Chunk, 3:45. 515. 80 p. M, sundays ~
Sis. IL 100 a. m, +40 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
propo sais.

-.
DEPARTING 'MACADAMlZED KUA a.L, ~
IL Proposals. for repairing about ilWO lues ar,rrniko
the highway known as the he ssc
Road Divisions OF Queens County, N L. viii s County
by the Boad Supervisors OF said Sc1n noon q
Court House Long Island City uh'h l. ''
the 10Th day OF April. 1913 n,,x n the pIyislen
rrsneers as follows For First Division, u. n,ssan.
LiER 20 Man.st. Flushins l. for SesGca L. I.
certified check the sum OF SOW sns se,cet any =
each proposal. The right Is reserved '" '''N
~ order Of the Board Of Supervsers Sn'C Clerk
N. Y. kOBEhI oI-e ~ --:Ii.S
'NNACADAM STONE.-Bids for furnlsa aaaSs
wi about $50 cubic yards Of trap rock ~ supcr.
and screenings will be received by me "rt House. A.
Long Island CITY. until IL o'clock noon y" WV
Far INFORM: ton ana specifications apply 20 scueo
B0yLLIER. Ensi IN r, im snarsS fi.''
certified check in the sum OF $-Sv 49, nv q -
each proposal The right rcsesvs ssnssxiSsrs onee
County, N. X kQ4&ISSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
52d.st years $500
Clark: Louis ct Al, 70 The Dry Dock savings In. 80
Cumming. William. and another % icorse Pun. .. ~
co ssard JACOB ad S Of 10 7s The East Sc Saw 1000
ings institution. corner 9fth-st and 3D. - -
pisEin. Margaret. TO si:mund tiutwIllig. NJ -''''
00th.st. OF Columbusave. o months. mort -.
Deiany. Lawrence j. and wife. to Sarah J MAILER
and another, = 10oth-st OF Lexingtonave
F1ceh. Matthias, and another George rurlonq. NV
Frank e1.'f' q f'o Field 900
n i4Ist.st. W Of St NIcholas.avc. months. 900
Green IT, fr Of ws:h%so"as ss ' year; o. 800
Goeb,els Henry A. and VIE to = burnett ~
Hayes. John, to the TItle, iiuarantec and Trust
,,oG; ns,s s sa u Il 7's To- wa% Il Payne 600
n l33d.st OF Trinty-ave. years. mort
Kcssor Il 70 Francis js"sss; n's7'A ~
Ley 6 }Ssss e. .ta@en, .D''A" anu $50
AsTsn,s l a. h. e. sS ~'1d ncde
Murphy. Patrick FL, River saving. In'titu- oo
M.1s" Mira e cry Is 'a Fiji If asi 18th
81. Of Park-a.e. year loo
ressn s' Geo F. % J. Hat iiat%'st Of ''O
Porter I, j?s% hs"a sh
Of i;Insoii.a ys ) YEAR saSs,.. co., '.SO'
Reid Harold and wife q Franel. ] schnpsgss 'O''
Smith Frank l. and vile I" Frns. JeSsk. -'2'
s7th,st Of West End ave. 3years.....;.: 10000
gs map Of The DspCy. s nan;,,. $500
Savings Bank Courtlandtave. Of 15oth.
wen.teIn Archer to the Title taoranie. and 'oo'
Trust Go and another. 2d-avc. n Of 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
1APAN-CIIINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
GAELIC (wl coll at Honolulu Tuesday. April D. M
DEL nc Twin call at Honolulu THURSDAY May - p m
A u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
Superbly appointed-Superlo- ace

Superby spponted-Supero- accommodations.
Reservations be made by letter or telegram to and
cabin plans seen at os7 end 3i3 broadway, Newfork;
battery Place. ~, Railroad Building. san Fran
cisco. ltsLAND oiANronD' i'c''uo'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
Gonntrp propertp for Sale amo 90 Eei.

A II CRAWFORD, n. j., on n. J. c. II. r.. minutes
"A from station the Hl-wc have every convenience
perfect sewerage. running wltcr. electric lights
ception hall, library parlor, u. T.. buffers pantry,
with hot and cold water, bedrooms and
floor. servants third house has stable
with IT, rent $40 per aDnum another without. at
$3.50 another at $3.50 These houses are not bull,
to sell. and no expense has been spared u them
PERFECT HOMES, with every city advantage COM
bined with the health OF the Come and
them. GEORGE G. ELY, Crawford, N. j.
ASBURY PARK.
"A Oppote Depot.
IL fine J0A100 n. OA.
HEALTH FOOD CO.,
81 5th-ave.
A SHORE FRONT AT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS; 10
sanitarlum; no house, but good outbudings Old
homestead Site (Folio 4,020) PHILLIPS & WELLS.
Tribune Building.
NJ ANASQUAN RIVER n. J., opposite Point Pleasant
AVA Furh shed shore front cottage let for
10 rooms; carriage house garden large shade trees
cnsye grounds still and surf bathing; boatin.
facilities. w. IL. WILEY, owner. $50 Rcade-st.
DON'T PLEASANT AND MANASQUAN n j.
The finest Island the coast; acres high ground
lawn and shade mile from Grit the Ncw.Jersey
state troops parade ground The desirable. pIeastr.
ground In the State. HEALTH FOOD CO., 81 5th Ave.
SPACIOUS GROUNDS. two hours from New.York
- Fiitecn-room house. Excellent location Modern city
coavcnIcnces Large stable. and shade For sum.
mer rent II uns0ld. Address HOME Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29

COLUMBIAN LINZ, ,.
PANAMA SOUTH Pacific, MEXICO.
CALIfOKNIA.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD co
Sailing from Tier - y. H.
Alamo Mich - Q D. M Marcos. April II, p III
AND Alternate WEDNESDAYS .
For freight passage ard general information apply TO
STANFORD FAIRY, HEBRON CO.,
81 BROADWAY
TIL .lnnn N A lnrflnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29

GUION LINE,
" FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
From Pier b. foot Of Grandst. Jersey CITY =,
ARIZONA. saturday. April Y a. "
ALAsK A............ SATURDAY. May o. a. NJ
.econd " cabin Sss ana $40 StSsrage az low rates.
~ A. ". UNDERHILL & CO..
81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29


Lspcnard.st No $. l. part; David Cohen - a.,
st, Sst, y, csrnln. lump. Imam - IG 525
orchards NO 'o ne'"D" "o''-' 81 500
got ,.st. :. $50 II o,h.aye 80 ixloc.s; ssmund
adsss s% 80 4 q ss'S,:: so,S'' Thomas o.,
Avenue X.''es az q so;h.ss I'N7a.'' os,o
loo 8; Edward " Bedeli to II 4 Lawrence $1,000
o' Nse Van aU0 rs.se 70 F'a"S Green 1000
s,; IS %a% ad%n e j.h" son,
o "a As 81, I'm En' r5 e fp'T pnt$e to MAJ,
,os,Ss 20 ISL Isl ra., Josephine Cohen Mary ~,
Io9th.,i. 5. Ioi :; " Of LcNinstoa.a,c. i,Nioo;
Deany and another 10000
''n s".fd osd ' %S to V Ma"i;e GnsH@yr M 10000
1876 :. 80 r. q 7uaLe, ''N'oIi Frank g,
Conyeni-asc. 40 ~; Jacob Butler aud vito
e seei' 400 ' n Of boulevard oo,lool
Con 2sa N.'grh o Ct al 70 Of PATS i, so%I"o
Ss%Ss 70. 70 p "; W NET. 10000
.'' iCo' Nary cahi nefaqsa ca%IIi;, %
'; s1SS be sS ss and ID another to Martha
s7, hosc"s"si s.i n Of IVES, Endavc 5,ioos
Ssd:.i 80 sai west John cnsef to Nicholas :, IN
2iths SO Of 7th.ayc, 2oNos.o; George % ,oo
c r%["sa to cS %'% a s@% sSoo Abraham '''OO
Gr,nd fSni 70 c1fer 2ist a,h ward eixiosl
benjamin II Seaiy 70 J q Holland 900
%mrn.t Rst.berg '.,''.' $50
John Town.hend to rou'f 10000
137th.st. $50 ~ e OF southern Boulevard 2jN
100 Mary 7 Bvrnc u & Twomey ...... ........
13Otn-st. 200 IL OF Iincoln-avc, 2jxlOU;
Earl Vcralen - Henry PerffeauN. $500
AARON Kapan to E.thcr wiincr, 80. 1880
11th.st n @ corner Of 2d.aye. e3NiO0 s l. II
Ward referee 70 As1hcr welmsten.. 49,. 1926
Bennett rcicrSe. 70 John Hayes lilo
Wcst-st W 30 70 : Of Clark, on-st, 2JN
waltef LaDgdon 10 l. ID Kane. .-..-.....
Macdoupast corner Of Vardamsf SIX
irrcg: William II Schmohl et al TO Lawrence
Redfordst W g. 40 II Of Morton st. aOxsO
Eurl IN Zach and an II 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29

A RED STAR LINE. mann.
"A. tpE ANTWERP AND FAiIlS.
Saline a., Nsw.York and Antwerp weekly.
mr. cTSI',SD ...... "Wednesday, March ~. . p M
SonpnI AN . We'd ic.dsy, Apil - 80 a. m
first cabin $50 upward second cabin 10 Aht"e,p,
-3s from Antwerp Sls. Kciueticn on iounu IMP up
y" INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION W.
tcn.ial Agents q Bowling bfccn'
4 PARTY Will leave New \ ork April "a Dy
n .tsan.hlp W,fia visiting Italy. switi,ri,nd lhlhe
svrria Northern GcrmaDv. Paris, belgium h1nas:d ae
I.'nd.n. s.nd Tor programme T. NJ 'i-' Mas 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
CLYDE LINE,

CHARLESTON, 5. c. the south ana ,.' So.,n"'''
From PIER ~, T. r. foot OF Roo-e'elt.st). p m 40
YEN ASSEE. "'un'sy a.
ALGONQl MN
SEMINOLE. Hons
" WM T. CLYDE CO. General Agents =,
"''' Rowling Green y. Y.
m n rcrp ccnr Act g. & FIT Line 3i1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29

Stone 90 are now ncgoating IN. sac o' In "
Fuurh-aye between Eighteenth alh NH"'"'",'
SIS to several Francisco persons Who propose L"
nut q fourtcen.sfory building on the site" So -. a..
Fitysmons Smith have sold Tor IN" flt, es''' Nv
thtoe.s,ory brick dwelling No 800 so.enth..Nr Nj
I6sx5OxIOo They nlso sold In connection MIN
SIaw.on 4 Hobbs the thrre.-ory brownstone d"c,nhR
No. 50 West Tiftv.nrs;-st. ioi the Irowh e'"'' " ~
Mcleod for $40. 900: size. 20 .GN..NlV.., ,. .,...
Winant Goaiby have sold No y Fast INV 90. 600
st. o5x7OxlOO. for the V. X Stevenson esta" ~ s''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
WHITE STAR LINE.

nrltannc March % 8 d. m. Trltannic April 202 80 pm
ra"nnc Iuril ! @ a. M. Ieutonc. May 3, a. m.
,e,manc Arni - 2 D. N. Germanic May 10, II 80 pm
Wa estIc Arll 10 \ 30 A. M. Majestic MAJ IL a. M
From White star Dock. foot OF West lOth.,t;
Saloon rates $50 upward according TO -tamer ana oca
on OF berth second cabin these steamers $40 ana
AS rcp,Id s.5 and SO stecrsg' from ths o1 ." sM
YORK. Philadelphia once. 400 Walnut It. -. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ETAE INTNTE TKNNNF TsT'sf
Lispenard.si. No g. l. part David Cohen -
lIyman Spcktorsky .---.--:.--: - 49,.
St,nton.st u " corner Lewi~-.t. 2bN'S samuel
schwartz 70 Caroline Iu"mp Imam .-.-..-
Orehafd.st No SO; Herman Goldman 10 Joseph
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-09
LOCAL ERsoNAL.

MIR. Alfred Kent and family returned
from the north last night on the City Of
Birmingham,
Receiver Conner, ofthe Central went up
to Atlanta last night to attend the meeting
of the Southern Railway and Steamship
Association executive board, which will
be held there to-day.
Mr. j. w CAST, supervising inspector
of steam vessels for this district, with
headquarters in Norfolk Va, is in the
city on a tour of inspection, and will re-
main here a day or two on his way to
Florida. Mr. CAST has the supervision
of the local districts of the steam coat in
spection service from Philadelphia to
Southern Florida, including Baltimore,
Norfolk, Charleston and Savannah. one
of the largest supervising districts in the
service.
VIM. M, Davant was appointed assist
ant cashier of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company, yesterday to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of the late
A. c. Ulmer Mr.. Davant has been gen
eral bookkeeper OF the Central Railroad
Bank for some time, and is familiar with
its affairs. His efficiency in this depart
ment has won him the promotion he has
just received Mr. Davant has large
number of friends, who will hear of his
appointment with pleasure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-09
CITY BREvITIEs.

The regular annual meeting of the cot
ton exchange will be held this evening.
The anniversary ball of Teutonia Divi-
sion No. 3, Uniform Rank knights of
Pythias, which was to have taken place
tonight, has been postponed on account
of the death of Sir Knight John Cassen,
until next Tuesday, Nov. IA.
Very little business was transacted in
the city court yesterday. The Jury had
been called for tomorrow, and there may
be some work for them to do then. Judge
MacDonell will hear arguments on de-
murrers to cases which have been filed
for the November term to-day.
Gen. McGlashan has written to the
Chatham county delegation in the gen
eral assembly, giving them the names of
the committe which has been appointed
TO appear against the proposed registra-
tion law, and asking the representatives
when they will be ready to meet them.
1t is not known, as yet, when the matter
can be taken up before the House com
mittee, but as soon as the date is APP
pointed, the delegation chosen to 20 and
represent the democracy of Chatham
county will be ready to appear before
them in Atlanta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-09
TO CONDEMN RIeHTs-oF-wAY.
A New Bill that the County Commits
sioners Will Ask From the Legisla

A New Bill that the County Commits
sioners Will Ask From the Legisla-
ture.
Perhaps the most important thing done
at the meeting of the county commission
ers yesterday afternoon was the sugges,
tion by County Attorney Saussy and the
Endorsement by the commissioners of j
bill which is intended to do away with all
future trouble in regard to securing
rights-of-way for the canals and drains of
the county.
The bill has been prepared by the
county attorney, and he outlined it to the
commissioners. 1t will be placed in the
hands of the Chatham delegation, and
the members will be asked to secure it's
passage. 1t asks the right to condemn
private lands for the purpose of construct
ing the county canals and drains wher-
ever they are found to be necessary for
sanitary, or other purposes. IL asks the
right, on behalf of the county commits
sioners in the same way that railroads
are allowed to have private property con-
demned for the purpose of constructing
their right-Of-way under their charters
That is to say, tine condemnation and APP
praisement, if there be any, is to be made
by three freeholders, one to be appointed
by the county, one by the land owner,
and these two to select the third.
AS the laws stand at present the COM
missioners have no right to condemn pri-
vate lands for this purpose or any other.
When a canal or system of drainage is to
be constructed the only way they can
acquire the right-of-way is by the con-
sent of the land owner through
which the drain is to pass.
Very often this is the cause
of much trouble las in some instances
land owners refuse to allow the drains to
be cut through their premises. This
measure, if passed will do away
with all these difficulties, and will give the
commissioners theright,to acquire right
Of-way wherever it is decided to be neces-
sary to construct system of drainage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-09
L. ii. SM HTH,
Observer Weather Bureau
q. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
Savannah, Ga, Nov. 8, 10 p. m.
WEATHER sYNnpsIs.

WEATHER 81 NOfSlS.
The low or cylOne, noted in Tuesday
nights synopsis, as central some distance
off the Carolina coast, has continued its
northward progress, and now centers east
of Norfolk This disturbance was noted
Sunday night, southeast of Southern
Florida BY D. m. Monday it had ad-
vanced to about latitude 25o, and Tuesday
night it was central in latitude 330 s..
An area Of high pressure, moving off tn G
Middle Atlantic and New England coasts,
has retarded its progress somewhat, and
will, probably, prevent it from curYing to
the northeast, causing it to impinge on
the Middle Atlantic coast. During the
twelve hours, ending at o'clock to night,
40 inches of rain fell at Norfolk, and
134 inches at Washington. Cloudiness
and rain prevails along the coast from
Boston to Wilmington. Norfolk reports
a maximum wind velocity of "a miles per
hour and Wilmington 80 miles. The tele-
graph line to Hatteras is reported down.
During Tuesday night the wind. attained
maximum velocity of 40 miles per hour
at Wilmington.
ing cloudiness in the East Gulf states.
An area of low pressure centers in the
gulf, apparently south of Louisiana, caus-
The barometer is highest in the upper
Michigan peninsula. 1t is4' TO G. warmer
in Eastern Florida, 50 in Northwestern
Georgia, Eastern Tennessee and Middle
Indiana, and To- in North Dakota. 1t is
cooler in North Carolina, Virginia, upper
Michigan peninsula, Southeastern Min
nesota, Western Missouri, and in the vicin-
ity of Palestine, Tex. Elsewhere the tenn
perature changes have been very slight.
p. II. SMYTH,
Observer Weather Bureau.