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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
LITE UORkEHS MUST SUFFER-.
THE REMOVAL OF THE DUTY ON BA""lN" Will
CAUSE a REDUCTION OF WAGES ANp
MAY CLOSE MILLS

MI '''7'T'1 '
mt. l., , ,o..ibilitv that the big cordaGe and
Ihc'e u -, Manufacturing
gunnybag mill OF the American -
Companv. in Noble-st Greenpoint. viii smut Gown
NVf'"'' - a,o,,. ~ tho removal OF the
on November J. o'' " ~ 80, ,, 10 ,hroyn ont
duty on bagging ana w ha"Ns wiz >. w. .nt ~
~ e,,nloyu,ent The company has sent out TINS no
~, " 49,. o,,o,.os.
"oe u i'' ''"''O' a.. r-ot.na c.ates having re-
The Government OF the Cil'cu ".o.. - ,,nnortcd
moved the duty on bagg!ng II can now now, oe rrmonv
and Scotland. Wages in these countries are as io'-
lows: .., ..,o, ,,,orors 10 cents
per day in India, 80 cents per "a! III Wv a. 1ro
cents per day In Scotland ana o'hei c'"'S'' d" ''N
portion. 49,, . ,. ,.ocee maid in other
In spite OF these very 10" wasJ, NAV he founi
countries the coMpah! Hopvs t bern In1uirv is
posslpc 70 coh,''sc w. coet ~ la n1lng Tagging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18

So far the axe has fallen most heavily upon ''''
women employes and many high-salared CLERKS nav
been DISCHARGED The scenes to-day and Satur"aS'
when the dreaded yellow envelopes containing '"e
discharges were handed TO the Victims were IN NH ha
casoe nothetic II was not unusual 10 have naII-
dozen groups Of crying clerks in one bureau Mamy
~ the women discharged had been long in me ST.
vice and ons "a So is mentioned OF a woman VINO Was
among the frs: ever appointed to a Goverhne.e
once by United States Treasurer SPINNER Hoio
than thirty-fve years ago. - ,.odi,,e
Secretary Carlisle to-day asked for the imneG'aTe
siircrvisjng architect OF the Treasury Departheil,
Several times in the last year Mr.. . RSurse Th
tyonbe with his superior officers and Others. ne
salary OF the place is 1880 year and 1t IS one oi
the best in the Treasury service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
4 BRIEF RESPITE FOR CILTl POLICEMEN
SENATOR LExOw JOHN W. GoFF AND DR. PARK.
HURST ALL OFT OF TOWN TEMPORARILY
PREPARATION FOR THE COMING I
WORK OF THE COMMITTEE.

WORK OF THE COMMITTEE.
The members Of the Police Department who live II
dread of the disclosures which may be made when
the Lexow Committee resumes the investigation on
October may have breathed easier yesterday. when
Senator Lexow was on his way 10 Saratoga. john
W Goff was away in the country and Dr. PARK
hurst had not returned from Northampton. Mass
Mr. Goff may not return 70 the city for a lew days.
as he went away 10 get some rest. but he Is e1'
pec,ed to be at work sitting evidence before the
committee resumes its sessions. Every day a num-
ber of letters are sent his office by citizens Who
furnish information on which /, is possible 10 make
a line of examination. Many OF the letters are
anonymous but the cews testimony which they
contain are none the less valuable. Mt Moss and
Mr. Jerome Mr.. Goff's assistants, have the cleVs
followed up by the detectives in the employ Of tas
committee. -.
IL Is no: likely that the investigation next monta
will be namperei by lawyers representing me 70
lice Department. The speed with which important
testimony was reeed of before the committee IN
Monday Tuesday and wednesday or last, WseeA
no counsel for the department 20 make oojeetions
ard consume time In the cross-eXamhduyh y. Wy.
nesses Friend Il House the lawyers VINO Naliny
tried 10 get recognition az counsel representing ..0
police force below the Superintendent were sal ~
terday 10 have given up all idea OF procuring dh "
dorsement from the Commissioners, VINO haNe "
ciied that they DO desire 20 have counsel ,ep
res.n,ing the department while superintendent
Byrnes does not want 10 be represented InrI. -
reason 10 believe. therefore that the inVesuga'.oa
Will proceed smoothly and rapidly wneh u . "
sumed next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18

The Commissioner Of Public Works yesterday
awarded contracts for the regulating and paving
with granite blocks OF portions Of forysIx streets
nearly all Of which I'm the lower part or the
CITY The aggregate amount Of the contracts Is
sbou, S3iO GO They were divided among four con
,r,c,ors. James Pollock. william T.. Baird John
g smith and t. ii. McCullagh. Pollock got the
biggest slice Of the work having secured twenty
one contracts These are the highest priced con
tracts too so that his share will 10 over S2'"""
Halrd comes second with fourteen. and the Re-
rnaindor are about equally divided between Nc
CmlIagh and Smith l'ollocks bids were all below
Tho estimated cost Of the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
THE EXECUTORS RESTRAINED.

Surrogate Fitzgerald IN. given decision restrain
ing William 7. Washburn and Mrs Emma kichard-
SON executors of the estate Of the millionaire. Ben
amln Richardson from selling any of the testa-
tors estate pendlng the proceedings taken against
them and now before Surrogate Arnold Tor ther
removal As executors. on account OF alleSed mis-
management II the estate. The executors had al
yertisel for sale five lots \ considerable portion
Of the estate Is mOrigagci. ana proceedings are
ucnIlng for The foreclosure of these mortgages but
an agreement has been made with the holder OF me
mortgages h postpone the safe OF the property III
vowed IN the foreclosure actions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
THE Cruiser NEU-TORK AFLOAT AGi|N
RrMORs or TROUBLE OVER Lack or wa"
TER UNFOUNDED-A ASSISTANT SE'ktlN"i
MADOO VISITS THE YARD.

TER rNFOvNDED- ASSISTANT SECRETARY
MADoo VISITS THE YARD.
Tho big armored cruiser New-fork when was
mn, into the lryGock at the Navy Yard about TWO
wceks ago 20 have her bottom cleaned ana pih'e''
and IN have some other work done. was hoa'en
ont Yesterday and was moor.l alongside the coai
dock by . O'Clock without having touched Do'Vo'"'
And II was not an unusually high tide' eI'o'''
hut was one Of tho usual t1es. known as 'ne
"snrIng tide" that occurs regularly eacn month
The officers said yesterday that Their" had pc'h nv
annrehenslon as had been reported. that the VeSSe
,o,,Id not be able 10 come out Of the dock; IN iac'
evcrv prerar,,on had been made 10 float her OUT
=, bieb ,tlo and the programme was carried out
II Wa true that where the vesselS kee tesei uP'
tho blocks the spots could not ~ IaHt'n "a,
vas added the vessel Will not be put mo lhr 90,
again IN have this work done. as II Is not co1sIl,,
cred absolutely necessary. the pant on NV Ne''
being in good condition 10000, o,o,cz,ao
Son after the Ncw-Yo was moor'i ai.o9
the cn,ling buikhead. Assistant Secretary McAlo22
arrived AZ the commanlants office. ~ Nln !. =
(htrarll IS away on leave. captain frrI..l
rcrs acting commanlani, and Lieutenant Nn i 80
II Adams escorted him about the yarl anu vi
hoard Of the NewYork. Asslstan' 80 80
foY repalr, and his visit was u MORN himsoi ~
to what is actually being done ahl, MA, ,,,ne
necessary 10 be done He spent most OF NE nm
on the Ncw-York In consultation win Adiil' ~
Naoie Capt,ln Evans AMI Chitf Engineer Lowe -
learn what II really needed 20 be done p'i9t"
resllv been concluded mp 10 the time 81 nj. ieaVns
fo- Warrington. late IN the afternoon anu IL "dS -
,o, certain that much OF anything IN the way Vi
repairs would really 10 done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
FRAUD IN THE MORTGAGE. SHE DECLARES.

Mrs Almra Jane Hall has brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court to set aside the sale
of the assets OF the Bigelow Buestone Company
under an order OF foreclosure by the Supreme
Court. Mrs Hall holds forty-four shares or the
par value Of 400. and she charges that the mort
re- vas executed through collision and fraud
and without the Board OF Directors consent She
further charges that me interest was excessive ana
,La foreclosure part OF scheme enable the
morti.a holders To obtain control OF the com
panv 10 her dctrment and that OF many other
stockholders . ,,,,,. a.
James r. Warren and G. L. Dudley Tlbbts. the
attendants and trustees for the benent or the
holder. of tie mortgage. which is for $l000y exc,
cued In ISL deny the allegations Of fraud, ana
declare that tn foreclosure was legal and proper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
AN INVESTIGATION ~ QrEENS COUNTY

The fall term ~ the Queens County Court OF &c.,
s,ons Judge Garret,son presiding. convened in Long
Island CITY Yesterday morning. The Grand Jury
also convened. In his charge 10 the jury Judge
Garretson laid particular stress on the alleged cor
rip,ion OF public officials and directed the Grand
Jury 10 make the strictest investigation into Their
ms1oings. The Judge. Il is thought. directed ms
remarks specially at the Excise Commissioners OF
tho town Of Newtown, two of whom were recently
arrested on charges OF accepting brbes for the
graniing OF lcenses 20 certain barr00ln-keepers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
CHANCE TO HELP NEEDY WOMEN.

The Workrooms for Unskined Women. which
are under the auspices OF the Charity Organization
Society are much in need Of those time worn artc es
which many households are CAD to get rid of at
this season. such cast-on garments. remnants
Of cotton and woo.en goods. wooen or cotton RAGS
rag carpe,lns and pieces Of carpeting Jeff over. Al
these Will furnish material for putting women AZ
work In repairing those garments that are worth
H. making rag carpets. hospital slippers mats. ana.
while generally useless TO the owners, Will be ex-
ceeding.y usefu. the women in charge OF the
workroons. enabling them to give employment 10
the needy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
yTH REGIMENT MEy AT THE WILD WEST sho"

Company c. OF the eth Regiment IN a poo' -
strong visited the Wi West Show last e's"..
They we're entertained at supper and had se ~
good time Captain Dsuseau and Major Ap''"' a
the 7th the after formerly captain OF CoH'pa"s
made speeches The visitors had not been eApwsnsst
hut The manager OF the show hastily had a '.y III.
prepared in the restaurant In their honor SDrrlng
tary men were then escorted 10 their tents. eoverL
the evening they gave their reSimen'a. cry ,rslug
times which was Initiated by the lnalans S'
great enthusiasm among the solder boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
THE WHrSKEY TRUSTS COMPLAINT DISMISSED.

Police Justice Ryan In the Tonihs Police court
Yesterday afternoon discharged Daniel &. Dcmcrritt
and Alexander e. Lassen. the publishers OF Ihe
Daily Financial News" accused Of criminal libel
by Joseph r. Grccnhut president OF the NhiSkey
Trust On July q an article was publishes In me
Financial New. saying that a receiver was To ne
appolnt.d for the Whisky Trust, ana MI. 'Tt'H,
hui caused the arrest of the publishers m" Nrali
Jury had heard the evidence ana fAUcd 70 mo an
Indictment ON that account Justice Ryan as
missed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
THE MEETING or PROPBRTYOwXERs PUT OFF

The property-owners In West Thrty-ni-.h-st.
,,o ,ra m kne crusade against the .andlorl Is md
the occupants of the houses known as "souorHGc
Row in Yves: Thirty-nlnth-st., and Police Captain
Price did not hold their contemplated conference
last night They had expected TO have :, meet ting
in the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church, 10
form an association TO rid the street OF he rnce-
srabe people who I've In 'Soubrette Row.. tc; Or.
Parkhurst and others who were TO speak we're UNI
able to be present so the meeting was postponed
until some day next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
THEIR ANNUAL FALL OPENING.

Nothing succeeds like success. Innovations or new
IDEAS are Almost absolutely necessary for success
In trade In these busy days OF competition. ana
the firm OF Baumann Brothers. In West Fourteenth
st have APPRECIATED this fact. with the natural
result OF success. The firm celebrated their fort.eih
annual fall opening yesterday afternoon, aud issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
cApI1sLEs AXE FALLS AGAIN.

w.sh,nst6n. Sept 17.-Twelye more removals in
%,. classified service all in the Treasurers Office
gore made by Secretary Carlisle to-day in further
compliance with the report Of the Dockery Commits
slon. Employees Of the Treasury Department are
greatly excited the discharges now being made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
FOR THE COMMITMENT OF q NJ CURTIS.

Judge Truax in the Supreme Court. has signed
an order FOR the commitment OF ex-Judge George
NJ Curtis until he pays 500 SO. being the amount
OF taxes together with interest and costs. upon an
assessment Of So 30 Of taxable personal property tor
IN wear lsg3 The tax was sol. This was not paid.
ana an order show cause why he should nor
be- punished for contempt was then granted no
attention was paid this. and now the final order
Las h..n signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18

Sv~ me ourt-Chamhcrs- before Lawrence; J-Oour'
omen, al 1890 A. NJ. Motions calendar called AZ II
tgass i-Southern National Hank of New orN VS.
Wall Class II-Farmsrs Lean and Trust 60 vs. hankers
and Merchants Telegraph Co. class " Matter 81 Mar
tinochc peoul. etc Madison square Bank. keia VS.
St.uharlt I.afery Raftcry. Mander vs. Low ,lass
-Vanlci bit Vanderbilt simon IS sampler I'm.
mir. CIV subway Co columbus ana Ninth Avenue
Railroad CO. Hubert Russo. FFeygans VS. horit.
Young ~ United Book CO.. Hartmann - bad
Hau ". ocean and seneca en- VI %, Terry y,
states Nc, and r 60. houd aHd watson Co. vs. nitei
III T. co.. Myers l. -. Ni"nert H. Co, OttenioWer
IS Means Coles Fee Goofr W sexton Mitchell ".
Frost Odcll rarkhurst. Rauh and = Co vs.. Tayors
matter II Citizers Loan \. and q. Coz Wall vs. Wafer
bury Zcieer second Avenue Railroad Co.
supreme C1urt-Gcnerai Term Recess
supreme SPECIAL Term-par,s II and III-Ad-
journcd fol the term. 49, 49,
Circuit Cour-Parts I. H. III ana IV-Adjourned for
supcrIor Court, Special Term-Beforc McAdam. j.
Court opens n. Motions calendar called at ii
", No iol3 Barker vs. Barker.
Superior Court-Genera Term Adjourned for the term
Superior Court-Equy Term Adjourned Tor the term
Superior Court-Trial Term-farts l. III ana iii-Ao'
Snrr"ratc's Court~Chambcrs- Before Fitzgerald $.
Motion calendar called 1890 m wis Tor probate
Harris Hckon sophia Dawson Annie Flint tienry q
do-r : Ferry M 1880 a. IN. Joseph Oponhym. Ann Nc
NIoroncy James q irwin. Christian saul. p n
surrogatc's Court Trial Term before Arnold. srNo
as, iii - Jocob y Neuhcrcrr. AZ 1880 a. m.
common Pleas-Specia Teru-Deior1 Pryor. J.-Court
opens II a. n. M1tlons
Common Plens-Cieneral Term--Adjourned sine die.
Common pleas-Equity Term Adjourned sine die
Common Pieas-Trial Term--Part' l. II and IiI-Ad-
CIV court"ciencrai Term-Adourued sine die.
City Court Special Tcrm-Before Mccarthy J-Court
Al n. IN. Motions =. $50
Court Trial Term-Parta l. IL III ahu iV.-Ao'
,ourned Tor the tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
By Lawrence J.
Loo "a pero e. cascs)-Wills NJ Tyler.
Matter a Alton--t hares IA. bnnics
t'hane schoenbcrg q casesj-Theodore D. kcnne-
Pleas
by Pryor. j.
Matter OF Fleming-John r.. Ward.
WUlets VS. Joncs-Cilbert VI. Crawford.
Superior Court.
Hy McAdam. j.
Mntter Of University Magazine Co.-Ernest Hall
Jacobs W.. Sutan-B. q. Oppenhcim.
Ea-l,y Vs. Scott-Henry W. Eaton
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Lawrence J.
Arthur Blttner Pepplnc Duckler ct al-Abraham
nala
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27
GEORGIA And FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

A Negro Fatally Crushed by Cars at
Newnan-Will Hawkins and Ben
Harris Acquitted at Gainesville Of
a Charge of Murder Speech Re
stored by a Cyclone Scare After
Twelve Years Dunbness-A Tragic
Death Occurs in Lowndes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27
nEEIcIAI-

~>~~~-~~~O~~~-~<~~~0~~-~~
City OF Savapnah. ONCE Clerk Of Council,
Jan. % 1894. The following ordinance laid on
the table TO be taken up for consideration, is
f. e. REBARER,
Clerk OF Council.
By. Alderman W. I. o'3rien, at the request Of
the mayor:
An ordinance to repeal so much of an ordi-
nance, passed Nov %, 1881, as provides for
the appointment OF serReants Of police, and
TO repeal so much OF ordinances passed Jan.
5, 1850, and May "a, 1871. as provides for the
appointment Of privates OF police, and to re-
peal section 1852 Of MacDonell's Code, re-
Q9iring policemen to be tried IN the police
court for breach Of good order, discipline,
etc.
Section l. Be II ordained by the mayor and
aldermen Of the city Of Savannah in council
assem- bled, and it is hereby ordained by au-
thority OF the same that the portions OF the
said above recited ordinance alluded to and
contained in sections l49 3lS and 3i9 Mac
DOnells code, are hereby repealed and the
following substituted therefor: The sergeants
OF police snail be appointed ~ the mavor on
Recommendation of the chief of police subject
to the approval of council, and shall hold
their office during good behavior and capacity
to discharge the duties OF their Office; pro
vided nevertheless, that upon recommended
ton OF the chief Of police the mayor may dis
charge any or all of the said Sergeants when
ever in the opinion Of the mayor the services
of any or all OF said sergeants are no longer
desired for the police service, said discharge
to be with OF without cause, and subject TO
the approval or council.
Sec. ,. The privates Of police shall be ,ap-
pointed by the mayor on recommendation OF
the chief of police, and they shall continue in
the employ OF the city as privates OF the po-
lice force during good behavior and capacity
to discharge the duties of the position; pro-
yided nevertheless, that upon recommenda-
tion Of the chief Of police the mayor may dis
charge any private Of the police for violation
of any OF the rules or regulations Of the police
department or of any of the city ordinances
and may, on the recommendation OF the chief
OF police, discharge any private with or with
OUT cause. whenever, in the opinion Of the
mayor, his services are not necessary for the
police service; and be 1t ordained by the au-
thOrity of the aforesaid, that the mayor and
aldermen of the city Of savannah shall always
have the right to discharge any or all OF the
sergeants and privates Of the police force
whenever, in the opinion OF the board. such is
desirable, or a reorganization or change in
the said de partment is necessary.
SEQ 3. Be it further ordained that that
portion of the ordinance passed in 1850, and
contained in section 1892 MacDonelPs Code.
which requires that policemen shall be tried
in the police court for breach of discipline,
good order and violation Of rules and regula-
tions, he, and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec L. BE II further ordained that all ordi-
nanees or parts of ordinances in conflict with
this be, and the same are hereby repealed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27

Steamer "St.Augustlne" il
appointed to leave Melbourne
daily, except Sunday, 2:fO D.
m: ROckledge 5 D. M; due
lTitusville $50 p. m.
Steamer st. Lucie" or "Sk
Sebastian" is appointed 10
leave Jupiter 1 p. m. daily.
except Saturday: Rockledge
1870 a. m. except Sunday;
due Tltusville lO:3Oa. N, con.
meeting with train No. 66 for
Jacksonville.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27

on their feet and not a few, including both
La lies ana gentlemen we're downright tipsy
before they got away. According 70 THIS
story which was given to the public ear BY
one Of ths ladies who spoke by the card, the
chef OF the punch bowl who was employed
from one Of he hotels for the occasion, GOT
frustrated and spiked the punch 10 suit his
own taste, T ither than the delicate pallates OF
the butterflies The lady victims were taken
unawares, Of course. but some OF the Young
bloOds attacked the punch with such persist
ence that they only gave Up when they
could no longer leave their corners. 4 he lady
who told the story at her baird resser's de-
serfbed the scene when the guests were TAX
ing their departure as something ridtculously
confusing. .-Ome Of the men were tagged
and sent to their downy cOuches by the first
conveyance at hand, piled ina the car
riages like freight "
A special from Athens to the Atlanta Con-
stftUtion says. Whitehall was the scene OF
a bloody tragedy Wednesday night and as a
result white man named Henry Bone lies at
the point Of death. He has q serious wound
on his head. inflicted by gun barrel In the
hands Of another white man named George
Hill. Both OF these men live at Whitehall
" ednesday afternoon they went out hunting
in company with a man named Cal Roberts.
Late Wednesday evening all three OF them.
according TO report. got to drinking and soon
were Quarreling. Bone says that Roberts and
Hill both jumped on him aud that they used
him up pretty badly. At any rate. during the
scuffe the gun in the hands OF Hill became
unbreeched and was broken. Hill says
that he went home with the gun
and placed 1t in his room He lives with his
mother at Whitehall. Later In the night
noise was heard at the door, and it vas
pushed open and Bone entered He became
abusive in the presence OF the mother. Bone
had razor in his hand, with which he pro-
ceeded TO carve Hill Hill picked up the
broken gun barrel and knocked Bone IN the
head. Two blows were struck and Bone fell
to the floor. Medical assistance was secured
and Bone 3 wound was dressed The physi-
ci1n says Bone has but a slight chance 70 re-
cover. Bone says he went to HIPS house for
the purpose of making up with him, and that
he was not abusive or boisterous. Hin was
placed under arrest by the marshal Of White
hall"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27

~>~1~-~-~~>~--~~c~~~~-~~~>
City OF Savannah. ONCE Clerk Of Council,
Jan. %, 1894 The following ordinance laid on
the table 70 be taken up for consideration, is
published for information:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27

Pending the completion OF the road through
to West Palm Beach o Lake Worth-the
steamers Santa Lucia and J. w Sweeney are
appointed to leave Eau Gallie alternately
daily, except Sunday on arrival OF train %
for Jupiter and intermediate landings on III
Indian river.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27
RAILROADS.

THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO, /
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
JUPITER AND LAKE WORTH RAILWAY,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27

Steamer"St. Augustine" is
appointed to leave Titusville
daily. except Sunday, Z a.
m; due Ro kledge IL a. m. ;
Melbourne 2 p. m.
Steamer ST. Lucie" or st.
Sebastian" is appointed to
leave Titusvllle Tor Jupiter on
arrival of train No. 23-3: 40
p. m. daily, except Sunday;
due RockledRe $50 D. m.
Jupiter l2noon following day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27


Leave Savannah daily, except Monday 1890 p. m.
Arrive Jacksonville $40 st. Augustine m.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-27
Charleston and Savannah
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. IS, 1894.


L city time Time at Charleston,