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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08
VOL. xxIv.-NEW SERIES. UNION,

islands, and as to the advisability of an
appointment to aid Miss Barton in re
ievins the suffering which inevitable. :"
The Governor says gre.t many suf-
ttrers have appealed to hin e. relief in
fte matter Of taxes and he recottimendS
that the 'C .rp'r roller General be allow
ed to suspend the collection on all prop
erty within the dcvsstst,d regions in
Beaufort, Colleton, Berkeley and
Gcorgetown, and to remit the taxes Of
all kinds where in his judgment it is
proper to do 80. No other course Is
practicable or feasible, because the ter
ri,orial limits cannot be described; ex-
capt on general TERMS; And sven within
these limits are many who cannot pay
" thout serious injury. to themselves,
and the matter may be safely lef; to the
'iiscretion of the Comptroller General
s5tsGa pcSes hss been given to him.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08
France is the only European country
which has to-day fewer able men than
Il had thirty years ago.
There have been no train or stage
robberies IL California since that State
declared those offenses to be capital.

The San Francisco Examiner thinks
that the tendency of the ministers Of
the Gospelto find their text in the
daily paper isnot to be censured. :,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08

UNION C. H., SOUTH CAROLINA. FRH 2 ~ EMBER 1sss
THE PROCEED

-s--s-.-......aa.
/ THE PROCEED aS
Of the General Assembly st . 8tate
+! Capitol. Joiumbia
A Resume Of tho business tan52ct,
cd from Day to Dc
2nd Day-The following Hl&ry bill
occupied the most Of the q 81 In the
House: That the following lesicers in
th,s state shall receive the fS3owing sal
aries, and no other conf nsation, to
wit: Governors private SEQ tsry, ST.
$50; Governors messenger, 400; Sec
retary Of State and keei Of Site
House and grounds, 81, clerk OF
Secretary of State, i,$So ont roller
j9sssssl >0e - - so IS n
h a. 3 THnurer.
~ ktwo book
I zach $i,-
SJUs tapefl IN sioa, ref, !.
aoo aug - -
/ :. "A 90 mueh' % nccqcsel OK OF su
pc..n.snaeans % 49, non, 5000;
IAajutsnt and lnsps soeex htra,, 81, 400; /;
clerk Of Adjatant and Ies c.or General
ssooi Aseofnsy aensrs5 300; a''i't
MT Attorney GeneTSi ,456; Chief
Justice and Jus.ices The Supreme
Court. each y, ,o{ll suit. Judges,
each %, 900 |; ciesk q ppfeme Court,
$500 libraFiaa Of Sup CouTt, $500;
lmessenger and attefS Of Supreme
Court each 800 ths porter of the
Supreme Court pe pperi rintendt n,
6f tho PeujtsSt 20; physician
6Apt4in of Pcni' cutiaiy,
EsSAh sQto, ohari ! pen4tenti ry,
Fto3 'y9 ist> h, elch "a per
dance on the
- | z5 cents per
milo ll1s = trk TO and
|returnind {f51i} II .supefin
|tendent H6d physt1I i1pnatl0 Asylum
q, 900; memberss .o( ia OF regen t.,
each "a per diem loT b day of attend
ancc on the moefin6S = No board. and
Genus por mile by oSe direct route
going and renSHaPe sNd meetings;
solic,totly 1cept Tor tie so
hcitof fUr dtst old, po shalt receive
|. sslary on s cee e ssIne per diem
aud mileage as nae1 OF the General
Assembly while In af spce upon the
sessions thereof; Ste ibraIisn, $500;
members. OF the senst pd House Of Re-
pr senta.ives' escn ~ oiem curing
soy Isge'as or spsc'. son ano ''"''
" 'ao'"k 10 We 9.e.uio,ns ta'.'' tne'o-
oen"'o' so0o "Sn. ''''A o. oeu'"'
=. -, g.. eooo. o,... -,
e.. - ,,.,,....n,..;... 5000. .,.;.,
o,o-,. soro. .o.u.... -,
o. Us,,,o - poru...n..,;-s. .ooo. -
u 80
~.n-.a ..,n,x,;.,;c,or o.oh q, ono
=. no;, 90 ~ nrov; v;asd II, I.u
1, ~, -, ,
Port Row, g. Auou.l, railroad
ino '''e'uo'' ne'' 'ee 'o''i"e 'he
,o'""s "' A0' '"''e''"e
f1AJ. nv " '".
po's'o ''o $! - ~ 80 i''i''
.o"o oop" ~ "
'"'.'a.
"a. "a VII ""' ai'' pa,''" W ~;
Ai"i"s - Au"9 "
o'"'s
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o.
''"' ' ~. wv
Tor charleston county anu JOnu u. " VS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08

1t is said there is never s.l odd uazf
ber Of rows on an ear of corn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08

Sem NeelH : coloFed boy Bak&el M
was hsheed ~ Dallas, N o. Rridsy.
I Savannah aud JacksonviIle hays
RAISED the quarantine against Bruns-
wick, Ga, - !, - f7a..'-.' :
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OF the General Assembly at 3 Stat
Capitol. Joiumbia
A Resume Of tho Business Etaz
cd from Day to De-

2ud Day-The following l.zy bill
occupied the most Of the In tn
House: That the following ozacers 1
th,s state shall receive the fslowing sal
aries, and no other CONF nsation, t
wit: Governors pritats. sec Itsry, 81,
$50; Governors mcssopger. 4oo; Sec
retary OF State and keel Of St,t
House and grounds. 81, q clerk Q
SECRETARY of State. fl,SSo eni selle
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08

= 7-'----Tlr = - - 49, - &c.,
returnin lr6i3 Il
ton enI a6d ph5s
ss, odb !; members .
each "a per diem foS
anco ON the aestina Q u
cents por Imils by
going and and 3 aRss
solicitors \
1iciiot fur dfst pi
. sslary ottE dee
aud mileage ss nae
Assembly while In af
sessions thereof; Stsl
members OF the ssnsl
pr sentatiyes, each
Any regular or specis
,per mills .1eipr to nnI}5s
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
STORY OF INSURANCE FRAUDS DENIED.

~ was said yesterday afternoon ut the Office OF
t"e superintendent OF Insurance that there no
ruin IN The published statement that fraud had
Deeh discovered in the affairs OF the National Life
Association Of Hartford, which has Offices In this
CITY and Brooklyn. II was charged that the com
pany had failed TO deposit funds and bonds with the
superintendent OF Insurance required III the case
OF all corporations from other states The National Life
OF Hartford Is not company but assessment So
ciety, and therefore does not under the State
Insurance law.
Judgment was recently brought against the society.
but no visible assets ooud be found In this state.
Deputy superintendent OF Insurance Michael Shan.
non said yesterday that II q Judgment had been OBJ
taincd against the National Life ii could be col
lectcd II the persons who obtained the judgment
went to the headquarters Of the company In Hart
ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YorN Thursday, M'r,h 1jIBTEvfs-nec'ip't,s:
pa1 eS dS low @ nGvc Ger aace S
Tie " c.motcd dad %eishi Shipment. TO-DAY the
D DScc r a for - O. '1 1o S"s % Co. " %
anip gqt oT ys Gic enc for G2'G , Yesterday
head. Trading limited. STEADY at *ocds5c for poor to
CALVES Receipts; Col head Of which Gie at ootI.t.
r,;r or sGG e. as e PER % very ordinary to
and 'a cSoc rS i Stock at G country a, a
at H, S ''y'i o al sg' Sal rcr N avcaeo at
z! 20 100 da d. al ~ p a g. 81 e. + T. do !? p a at
90 n. at ii do. IN a, IS s5 81 do. lie n. at 50
q: plcnIsck 70 yca'. 1872 n IS . do. 100 N at
rumc tMulhn: ycals. la7 N. at ss so 10 do II2
n At - % d. 100 90 No. Is 70 at - !, l' 10 - d.
= Nelson vcal'. i'o n at 80 do. il3 n. at
Ffy %Sp XII HS' 100 :" al e 10
, %alss5 o%%%% .s @ % ? W. %9
with car. Of socE to carry over Sprmg lambs rain'r
r. fair to 'a l%". rS St at 81 OIL 6 S p m
S G a. mutton ~ 'c .oG .o rT az ag at es pr bead
sold AZ ohdoc; country drcs "a spilng lamb, at siafs
y saic,~D HARRINGTON 81 STATE .,ccp IL n average
a. - g. - - 'V' no. 80 H. a. - '-' ~ do 20 !"
., P.gG ss s. s stat" .s ,%s' g % g.
p Gull llmis.. - =.
! y. Pldrock { Son,: -. Western lambs. GO r. at
az ca 10 do. ~ = 10 ~ 20 no do - = At &c.
ID. Mcpherson 4 Co: iGi Stat lami. % a. 90
l0i do X - AZ - cj do 20 = at az -. 10 Sf,io
r. y. 1t -.
Ncw'on Glllou 13S Icr.cy sheep 100 n at A. ST.
Hume Nrlei. rs STATE lambs. 1O1 - ~ - -
TO- ~ =. AZ - - n to = :" a, - - iG7 do ~ -
- G2 - do. = ." ~ -. 10 Sf1in .he.p lOi
. 81 80. Ia d. loi -. n - - l. d. = - at
{ Collhs 81 Jersey spflnr lambs tta+s per heat
Up',~-i,cceiIi~ l5 cars, . 90 head 1n
.alc and sod Terms not roI"lt.d bat thd price wa
at ? : IA
- 10 Country dos 81 duh o., lor for heavy lOG
lO4c for medium. and l0dloilc Tor HIGHT.
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3. TWELVE PAGES.

points lower and late months lodl5 point, up closing
Arm March closing sle 90 nominal May closing OF
sl3 20 nomn1 july oil 60 asked Sa sss TO-
quotation. without important change Sos
do wesf Extra. @c'y ars OFT do
sisSs. Sal: as; w G ' IT,. 3: :s g
23lc seconds o3d2ic: thirds. pc Western imita'
ton creamery. hrst o3d2tc do secood- eodel9 tn
Isao, wc.te'n dairy first sin;Se 90 ''S on ~.
iissS; ' rol.' hr.i: acsaie seconds i7ai9s od
Ode State dairy tub extras. &c Gr.,s I3ae4c si bird
-. CHEESE-ouotatons are stll maintained but
as,e t,Dc - dspsnd coo sac ,oaT Co
ll.all2c good TO prime. 1o'.dll,.c common to fair
losoiac part skim. choice. aidloc: good 70 prime n,
syyanlo SRi%s Ia rGGs-In the facc heavy
receipt: market further advanced sn'e an, and
rennylyana ncwaIt l7haiS Myl'n wo. m,w'a and
Southwestern ncwlld. f1i2dl7i,c Nashville n'w-l'ii
l7iec; Eastern Tenncsee ncwai 17dl7Lc othc, south
esrn, n.wlod lG,,cal7tc: duck sSss Maryland Sac
SUGAR-RAW-Thcrc activity shown than
10y tine and the mar.;. clo,ci a. ,i,ody cc ~
trIfnga S,le- % 600 Tag, Centrifugal 90 t@, ?i o
Il-32 OIL hhds Mn.coyaio ~ o-'c TO- 50 TO- nno
bag bag mCa ;ser at OIL 10 romtoref
lice: cranuatcd t5GaAn,c; fine cranra'.h i1Nga
extra m: er,ngl'cd Godt'sc cube + o , MA
r GN"era cCnfsconc-s o 414atS Columbia T. ~
a5fc: windsor dsai.sqc: Eiiccwool A.. ih7l - ,
Phoenix \. <3l0tic; r,mpre 'ha'Atc; 10 q; f;,s4
80 10 aotSfisc: No. n. 3sIaac: 80. I? 36oG3,'c,
- sTE,RINEDull and nominal; lard quoted at l-''"
r,LI.ow-Du and weak; prime city quoted at &c
asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March 1O.-Tlour dull, UNCHANGED receipts
e'S oS ss . nT S' 7s Wheat aT apa e
June 7i3,d75e July 75Fc steamer 80 rcd GSGc
sd c 5sb , buzz COO S"n %ns o Wheat 5
sample, 72a5ic. Corn dull MIXED spot and March a. :.
% Sc . aG 49, a4o .t MaH 'Has
.dps Ills bu'h shipments 72s bu,h 'tSch .,E So
4Sac yellow do 4oc. Oats nrm; No. white Western.
a d4lc No. mixed do. 81 9d3sc receipts 5000 bush
s sCSk o S 6a.n 4tck 81 s7 bush Iay arm and
higher: good TO choice timothy SIG ooGsii 90 siS
shoulders icLsc long clear PC; clear rib sides il+c
s Picked a n%"H 'fs '9snF su'fa .Ssea ssGe
S Gm nS sncr % ear good GO TO choice
sc roils nnc 22c do az Good I9a2ici 'torc
RAGGED P Eggs r% 19ai7 sugar GrS ,d Gn ana E@
tive emnulatcd 40, Copper strong refined ii'e'
yellow Sac. on,s dull; NO. Whit. 43ac. shors
dal. Provisions dull Butter acEc and md . .,c.s
Eggs nrmcr: we'tern extras l7ec. Receipts for the
wcck-rour. 81 65s bbs and IS 800 sack. corn 2+--o
bush oats. lsS'G4o bush shorts 2'' IONS
buffalo March lG-spring wheat; good inquiry for ~
RP %s sac.. 1880 ba:h SO Ngrthern 20 s47G'c
soo9 b s%h n %S So 30 of SSScn o 30 do
40 NortherH chieago Cd 50 %inir > gacs wa S
sar No i whit, 7se; ear 10 Whit CSC. , Corr
cars No yellow lG'.c: cars No 3 DO. i6tc cars.
30 do. ii be cars 40 p 4c'26 cars No g. i52c ;
oats nrn. dcmand and supply light NO white aoc No
8 DO 3sc No mixed oCd BE. a. c...,, eoo y ooo
hush MnsaH AGO 5 1000 %h we''a 500 quoted
No eHtr, Western. 72a73, No g. GoaoSc No -"
c Mc S 10 M S% o?s' ny E" dun ga
ccaac fs@1 quiet "a'y best +, ,Prins '9 Wni I'D
%nr 3 y tour ss 500 BUSH ol
? 900 bush. shipments Wheat 700 bush.
Chicago March lG--The leading futures ranged as fol-
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GRATN AND PEODrCE uiHKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES Or NEW-1ORk DEALINGS.
At the Produce Exchange yesterday the wheat
speculation was quite active ana the market closed
firm at an advance Of 1d1 Ia cent net for the day
The sales were j.iiO.0OO bushels. hut good part
this consisted OF switching early deliveries T. later
onc,. The market opened nj an advance ~ 3-@"l =
cent Grncr Liverpool cables and ighcr Western nd
vices. and after n fractional reaction there was Il
sharp advance 10 the closing price,. due 10 reports Of
- ilnaGr, which frightened the shorts. Ior,i n
houses also free buyer, and the market closed
firm. Mnrch sold at - 81 -. April ut - ="
10 Is. May al 40 01G077 7-iG. June at - }.-r
- Is. July = iGo ~ IT, August ri - I'D - =
september NJ :? 1854 ~ -. and December al - ~
- - cents. spot wheat WAS firm. In sympathy with
options. and closed M an advance II lGl II ccnk
There was good demand for export the sales In THIS
direction being I2oooo bushels out OF total sale, Of
13s 900 bushels.
Corn continued dull. but the market ruled firm with
wheat aud closed at an advance OF ! = cent. Receipt,
were light. sab. were ..o 900 bushels in the option
line. III" spot martct olo>oi IL cent hi .lrcr.
For oats the speculative movement fair. and thu.
mhIh"t closed nrrn. ~lpt oats w"r" -" = cent
higher. with better demand from the home trade"
The final quotations were follows:
Wheat-March, 70 ! 5 April rs Is May. - . ?
June. ~ Is: July. 20: August. - IL, september,
- Is December % 3 cents.
Corn March, 80 -; April. .: IL May, 81 Il
june 81 July n :i-S cents
March. - April. - IL: May. IS June, 3s
July. 3s II cents.
lard March *2 &c; May, 81 20; July. gil co;
scptcmbr~ SlI %.
Th cp's OF grain and -four rop,ricd yesterday ut
n follows Wheat. 1872 bushels; corn. 03.0G9
ushclS; oats. III :I67 bushels: total grain 25:Io
bushels; homr. 55272 packages At Chicago, MI
waulce aud 81 Louis iii" arrivals Wheat 2I2 =
bushels; total grain. 7lO,G4i bushels Hour "a .lGG
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March lG (spcclnD Wheat showed more
for fortnight The Northwest bnylng "A lot Of
May, and the Southwest buying Il lot OF July
wheat. The country sending clouds Of crop
damage reports The May bull crowd seemed To be
willing to sell all the May that everybody wanted
ut ~ cents and The May sold between 40 3. 3
and - Is, and closed at -. July sold between
10 and a. and closed nt "a sellers. Outside mar
kets felt the advance well as this. Tie crop
Missouri. and the claims ran from half crop to no
crop at all. The West Ind moderate weather
but a cold wave Is promised for Friday or saturday
II Is expected that the Illinois State crop IrIort viii
bc published some time next week. settling In an
authoritative way the Prospect for This state Corn
was dull but .omewlat higher May sold from AZ -
10 ~ 3-s and closed AT "A SIS The cash market
was stronger and the receipts very LIGHT indeed
There were only sixty five ears, the estimate for Fri
day was only sixty Oats advanced along with
corn MAY sold from - "a 10 30 s. and closed at
~ Is Pro, islons bore out those signs Of a rally
which were az parent Wednesday The raiders
started in rs usual In the morning Wright leading.
but all their offerings were promptly absorbed and
prices advanced. At the close. pork showed an nd
vance Of IL cents over wednesday. lard of ; Ia u
cents: rils showed very little change rhe activity
was In lard There were L. GOO hogs aud prices
nj the yards 10 10 cents lower TIE e,mai"
for Friday only 10000. a large sale oi cash
lard was reported for EXPORT, and also u active
export trade In meats The weeks packing In the
West 1o5 900. showed 10000 loss Than the same
week last year. The packing since March j. ESQ.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKFr,-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March -Cattlc-Recrgis last - hours.
800 head. total for wcck thus far. 71'O head fnr
tim" ll,' week. $50 bead con igrtd throu-A.
i-p head {" New York. 400 head market opened
with nothing doing. except sale 81 few odd l0t,. fr,
Ing steady for good 10 ch0c" Citil" AID lat hatcher,
stock. closed with firm feeling. IIoe--R"ccipt, h.t
- hour. 1850 head total for week thus far 81 800
head FOR same time last week. -. 700 head con
signed through 200 Lead To New York. $50 head
on sale. $50 head; market opened very dull even
with the light receipts; demand ncNt TO nothing
closed dull york weights, - JO0 - 90 good mixed
workers and mediums, - 80. pig. - 35aS1 -. no
good heavy medium sale. sheep and Lambs
Receipts last - hours 900 head total for the week
thus far. 3G.iOO head for same time last week,
900 had consigned through. 400 head 10 Nrw-
fairly active and loo lie higher: closed firm all sold
good 10 choic" lambs. - loa - 80. extra ~ so
common. Hight to fair. - 2ja ri. cuS. - jOa -
good best wcth"r-. - JO0 - - gOoi mixed ewes
and wcthcrs. - - iO common to fair sheep.
SID ~ -.
Cncago. H. Mnrrh 3D. The Eycninc Journal
reports: Cattlc-Kec"ipt>. 1000 head shipment.
=. 300 head market steady: top prices - OOl - fr
rNiia steer. medium and good, ~ So - -; otf"r-.
:, 80 - 20 IcNanS. :''a - 20; slockcrs - 30
hcifcrs ~ 5oo4A 10. ioss-rrccipt., IL 90
bead shipments. 5000 rad; market slow.
steady 10 a trlnc higher mixed ~ 7j0 - -
prime heavy and butclicr'' WEIGHS. - ,Oa - 80
light. S6d - 20. sheep Receipts. l2,OOJ head
shipments. ZOO head market dull. lower: natives.
~ 2jo - 80 Westerns. - eOa 80 20. TcAan>, - 10
lambs - 80 ~ -.
II. Louis. March IG.-tatilc-Rec"ipts. 1900 heal
shipments I.-OO head market steady to strong fair
10 good native stcfs q; 2O0 - "a. good Texans
on ale. common TO fair. ga % 10. IIog,-RccAp,.
100 head shipments 1909 head market 30 lower
heavy - IOo - 30; mixed. $685. 40. sheep
Receipts. 200 head shipment, none; market. 10
quotations.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COfFEE-For spot Brazil erowths the market closed
steady the basis OF l7iac for No. : The sales COM
rri>d 500 bags Nos arrive. al 1870 for
No = The mllder arowths were quiet Or the Concc
Exchange the sales Of IN - 800 bag and
In tone the market CLOSING decline 81
II points sympathy easier oablo particularly from
IIaNrc which declined = # London was 3d6d higher
and Hamburg 4d1, mg lower The Official Rio Dispatch
follows Fr.t ordinary 40 kOsl 10 900: goo1 second
30 kos). Il go exchange pvacl, l2'; Receipts IN
Rio. 5000 bags; Flo stock. -O5 900 bags; Rio market
quiet receipts Santos. 900 bags: santos stock. 262
eco hacs; Santos market auct. good ave age Santo.
IL 500 Kio July I. 1892. Marh Il lS9?
2.:So.OO0 bags time 1892 100000 bags time
1901 .oO6 600 bags receipts Santos. July l. 1892 70
March 10 1893 100000 time 1Sl2 SfS,lf'O
bag; time 1891. 1.375,0oO bags. Warehouse de-
livcres March I. 1893. Ncw-Yok. l12.222 BAGS
Ratmoc. c33 bags New Orleans, IL. 557 bags; total
l36Ol2 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
IDA ROGERS OF BROOKLYN. MISSING.

Ida Rogers fourteen years old, the daughter OF
Thomas L. Rogers. carpenter and pattcrhmaKer
lying at No. = Powers-st., Brooklyn. f. d.. lett nome
II about 80 O'Clock a. M. on March g. on her way
70 the south Sccondst. public school. ohe hio
not been heard from up TO last night, althoaoh Tue
police OF Brooklyn have been searching ior her s"oo
March 10.
Mss Rogers is about FIVE feet three inches TALL and
has light brown hair, usually worn in braid. ana
blue eyes She weighs about I35 pounds. piece
Of the left front tooth OF the upper Jaw mas deem
broken off, When last the girl wore long
cloak OF mixed-gray cloth. trimmed with astraK'ah
fur and a brown cashmere dress with brown plush
Trimming She also wore a light brown Fedora hat.
Any Information concerning their daughter VIII pc
thankfully received by Mr.. ana Mrs. Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
MORE RESERVATIONS AT ELLIS ISLAND.

At the request Of the Secretary OF the Navy. Colo
nel John q. Weber, Commissioner OF Imm'srnuoh'
will remain In charge at Ellis Island untl Narch 20.
Colonel Weber resigned his Office few days ago. Ills
resignation took effect on Wednesday. There were
three designations yesterday at Ellis Island Cort-
hndt G. Manning the treasurer OF the Immigration
Bureau resigned and will retire from his Office March
20. Last evening MIR. Manning started ior Dn"aio'
where he will spend day or so with iriehds' Inc
chief engineer Thomas H. Howell, ana ms ass's'a"''
Thomas j. Sullivan also submitted their designations
Yesterday. Mr.. Howell has mad charge OF thc ma.
ehinety at Ellis Island. and has also been assistant