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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-20

seaboard. May wheat opened where il closed
last night, at 59Bc; the rance thereafter
was between co.'s n 60asc, and 55ls &c. the close
being at the lowest point, net loss OF sc
from yesterday. Corn was in sympathy with
wheat during portion OF tie session hui at
other times displayed an independent feeling
The tone was for the most lart firm 10
strong, but near the close prices were in
clined 10 be easy. May corn sold setweep
39ls t039l4c and 3sNc@39&c, closing a shade
lower than yesterday at SOC. Oats were firm
today. Shorts held prices up on covering.
Provisions market was nrm. early on a bet
ter market for hogs at the yards Later on
selling by Lamson Bros. & CO. the Anglia
American Packing Company and other com.
mission houses, a decline took place and from
that time until the close. weakness ruled.
The week sales were 10000 hogs against
10000 for the correspondent week of 1893
May pork closed 22tSc lower; May lard ne
lower and May rios 7lse lower There was
but little cash demand for product
Chicago, April l9.--Cash quotations were as
follows Flour was quiet the feeling was
steady at unchanged prices Wheat-No. ,
spring 59c; No. red 59leGt60c Corn-No
,, 3s3d39c. Oats-No. ?, 3z14c. Mess pork
per barrel Sl2 121a512 IS Lard per 100
pounds, 81 ESQ., Oh Short rib sides S6 6t3
g.. Dry sailed shoulders boxed. SO O@
%. Short clear sides s. 00Q7 Is. Whisky.
81 Is
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Tybee, April 19-Wind Sc. high; cloudy
New Orleans, April l9-Cleared, steamer
Gussie, Bluefields.
Jacksonville April l9--Entered schr Penob-
scot Dodge, Providence.
Mobile. April l0-Arrlved, schrs Jennie
Wood lBrl, Jones, Ruatan; Blomikan LBrl,
Potter. Havana.
Cleared. schr Frank Rudd. Smith, Boston;
steamship Ravensdale Brown. Vera Cruz
Port Eads April l9-Arrlved, steamships
Cilurnum [Brl, Mace, Galveston: FlambOT-
ough Bri. Stevens. Livingston; Bergerensen
lNorl Mortenseu, BlueHelds; Ell Norte, Haw-
thorne, New York.
Sailed. steamships FL Sud. New York;
Gambetta Belize George Sealey, Bluehelds
Miguel Joyer Barcelona; Albert Dumois Port
Limon; Breakwater, Belize; Whitney and
Nallana, Havana: Barbadian, Liverpool.
Charleston, April l9--Arrived steamer Cher
okee Bearse, New York proceeded Jackson
vile: schrs ID X Baker, Hewitt New York;
Lewelleu Spaulding New York.
Spoken off Charleston, schr John II Tingue
Burdge. New York, for Port ltoyal and
Savannah.
Sailed. schr Redwing, Johnson New York:
US steamer Essex, Dickens, northward.
New York. April l7-Arrived. schrs Jere-
miah smith Parsons Brunswick; Warren
Potter. SloCum. Georgetown, Waccamaw,
Squires, Georgetown.
Baltimore, April l7-Cleared, schr s Hos
kns Jacksonville.
Philadel uhia. April lS-Arrived, schr John
NJ Moore Charleston.
Newcastle, Il. April i3-ArrfVed. bark Giale
[Itall, FeVOla, savannah.
Delfzyl, April l7-Arrived. bark Crown
Prince LNorl, Olsen; Pensacola.
Grimsby, April l5-Sailed, bark Dahlia
[Swl Savannah
Lizard, April IG-Passed bark f f Hage-
never iGerl Hack. Savannah for Hamb burg
Chrstiansend, April l2-Sailed, bark Dora
[Norl, Sapelo Ga.
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.
IL 80 n.l


New York April 19.-Flour easy. more
active; winter wheat, low grades y Oy02 10;
patents IS 25G93 80; Minnesota clear IL 5)1
80; Minnesota patents 50 S0Gi 40. low ex-
tras 80 0s6l2 10; southern flour quiet and
steady; common 10 fair extras - 0O6lS OO;
good to choice extras 3 1904 20 wheat
dull and lower; No. red in store and eleva.
tor, 620624c; adoat 531a@ 64c options very
dull and 4@5ac lower; No. red closed April
&c; May 62asc; July 6i'4c. Corn dull, easier;
No. 2, 4440ii8c elevator; 45l6451eC atlOat:
ungraded mixed 432s444c; steamer mixed
4424c; options dull, nc lower; April 449sc;
May 441zc; July 455sc. oats quiet, strong;
options fairly active and tirm April 374c;
May 97l5c; July 36l6c; spot No. red 3Snc;
NO. white 4OIac: mixed western 381a039lac;
white western 591i04Iac. Hay quiet;
choice steady; shipping l055; good TO choice
Sl4 co. extra mess IS OJQDS SO. Beef hams
dull at SIC o. Tierced beer inactive: city ex-
ira India mess SIS 0O020 10. Cut meats
firm, quiet; picked bellies 712c; picked
shoulders 6%c; picked hams l0c; middles
nominal. Lard opened firm and closed weak;
western steam closed sS 10: city 81 1907 62t2;
options, safes none; renned easier; continent
S. 40; south American as 80; compound
s6 12R06 25. Pork. fair demand and steady
mess ia 2Tdl4 so; extra prime ll8 OOdl3 80.
Butter quiet, weaker; state dairy, new lG122;
state dairy, old ll8l7c; state creamerg, new.
23d23iac; western dairy, new. l20l6c; western
creamery, new, leW23c; Elgius &c. MolaS-
SEES, foreign nominal: New Orleans open
kettle, good TO choice 3OI3Sc, quiet and
steady. Peanuts steady; fancy hand picked
39604c. Gomez options unchanged TO >
points down: April IS 056l6 Us; July - oOg
is 60; October IL 60: December II 25; spot
rio dull and steady; No 7. l754c Sugar. raw
dull and steady; refined steady and quiet:
OF IL 16CD4c; standard A l-lbD4Ac cut
loaf 4 l3-lfM5c: crushed l3-l6GD5c; granu-
lated 1-l6Q4Bc. Freights to Liverpool dull
and nominal; cotton steam l6d; gram steam
2%d.
Chicago, Ill. April 19.-Wheat was weak at
the start. strong in the center and weak at
the end to-day. No outside business TO speak
of was transacted. and the principal feature,
and the one around which the action revolved.
was the very large export elearances at the
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Spirits Turpentne-The result of holding
out for 26c was developed to-day There was
an expected demand suspected from several
huvers but there was but little inquiry when
the market opened One large exporter
sIipred into the market suddenly and scooped
mn all of the offering stock, amounting to
about $3.50 casks This was one of the larg-
est transactions ever made in one day on this
market by one firm, amounting to about $50
OO0 The market closed active at 26c for regu-
lars.
Rosn-The market was somewhat neg
lected to-day, all attention being paid TO the
excitement created by the big sales of spirits
turpentine At the Board of Trade the mar
ket opened firm and unchanged, with sales of
SS5 barrels posted. At the close, at O'clock
D. m, it remained firm and unchanged, with
further sales Of pol barrels. The following are
the official quotations:
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Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson. Agent.
Schr Chas f futile, Ives, New York, light,
George Harriss & Co.
Schr John K Halliday Moore, New York,
light, to load for Portland-George Harriss
q Co.
Schr Julia A Trubee, Darling, light, New
York-Cooney. Eckstein Co.
Schr Addie 3 Bacon Corson, Philadelphia
George Harriss & Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York, April 10, p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent, The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3ll0rI per cent
Bar silver 63c.
sterling exchange is quiet with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 8704 8714 for
sixty days ana 81 S'A9I 8S13 Tor demanu
posted rates 81 8-(14 s9is.
days and "a s @485% for demand.
Government bonds steady. State bonds duIl.
Railroad bonds hrm.
Silver at the Stock Exchange today was
neglected.
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
today:
Err .e............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1914
Chicago and Northwestern. .............. 1854
Norfo kan Western preferred ......... 22&
hichmondand West Point Terminal. 800 =
Western Unlon.... ..........-.- ...-'... ot'8
New York April LIT was another light
day at the stock exchange At the opening
the market was rather weak. except for
Union Pacific and the industtlalS, which were
strong ana in demand; later on the bears
made demonstration against the trunk lines
on the reports of the internal troubles. ana
am alleged proposed reduction in wages.
This has been denied by leading trunk line
officials but the bears nevertheless. attack
these stocks whenever an opportunity pre-
sents itself. This morning they brought
about decline OF q per cent. in New York
Central to $50 and z in Michigan
Central and 81 in Lake Shore. Big Four
fell ~ to 37l9. The grangers weak
ened in sympathy and st. PAU,
Burlington and Northwest sold at the
lowest point OF the week In no case how
ever. was the loss in the Changers equal to
point. The declining tendency was soon
checked by a sudden rise in the lndCstrlals
Cordage preferred showed the widest change
at tn time, opening at decline OF 3 per
cent, at 43. advancing to ~ ana closing at
As The common advanced from p a to 251
Manipulation accounts for the movements IN
these issues. Sugar, Lead Chicago Gas and
American Tobacco. however. were undenlably
strong Sugar moved up to 49, to aeeo to
S. Chicago Gas to 6IB ana Lead 10 80
TIE engagement of SlOOOO0O gold for
shlpment to Havre neutralized the gool
feeling and the general list which had
i'm proved with the indCStrlalS, received
little setback. Estimates Of gold shipments
to Europe SATURDAY ranged from y UOO,OJO 10
"a 10000 Conservatives place 1t at the
lower figure. but everything depends on To-
morrow S sterling exchange market Inc ST.
Paul statement for March proving more IA
vorable than expected, net earnings having
increased about 816 ,0O0. The gold engagements
were partially offset ST Paul. IN lact GOT
above last nights closing, touching bS9s ana
the other active issues displayed more
strength. The market left off firm and ls@l%
per cent. higher than yesterday. Natlonal
Cordage and Big Four lost 5eW B per cent
Total sales were ia 600 including 5000 IN
listed. Railway and miscellaneous PONDS
were strong shares.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
NntIce To Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic informa
tion will be furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge In United States photographic OF
hce in the custom house. Captains are re-
Quested 10 call at the ONCE.
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Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
Bark Catharina LNorl, st Petersburg.
Schr e G Allen, New York.
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cOMM ERCiAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
, Savannah, Ga, April 10, 1894.
Cotton.

r5s local market was little more active to-
There was fair demand at steady hut
'u-@.,anged prices. The sales we're 605 bales.
~ ,rhauge at the first call, at 1890 O'Clock
the market opened steady atunchanged
1...+s-ions. with sales of 365 bales. At the
e,-rar midday call it was steady and
l.I.boDged. the sales being 10 bales. At
w. tr.rd and last call. at o'clock p. m.
Used steady and unchanged, with further
~ nj 80 bales. The following are the quo
so.5o-s al the Cotton Exchange:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sun Rises ...... Observation-Disclosures. $50
sun SetS. ..........'..- ..t.-......- o:oO
High Water at Fort Pulaski7:l7 am, 7;34 pm
Central Standard Timel
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Reports Of wrecks and derelictsreceived for
to the navy department.
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Schr f Allen, Meady, New York C gorge
Harriss Il Co.
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Rice

The market is firm. The sales to-day were
I55 barrels. The quotations at the Board OF
Trade are as follows:
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
geese Il pair. q6cG$l 90; ducks 6S975c Mar
ket for eggs is steady; market fully supplied;
co ntry . dozen, 100 lc, Peanuts-Ample
stock; demand fair; market steady; fancy
q b, sc; small hand picked q ID, 324c.
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Friday, April 20, 1s9
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Cotton.

New York April l9.-Treasury balances
| rency, S47. 800 600
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
-Disband.G
GAMES THIS WEEK.

rod.v-phladelphia vs. New-York al Philaaephla;
r,-,oSIrn ,s Vash,ngion al Eastern Park. Brooklyn
I}aIttrnorc vs. Boston al Baltimore Irtshurg vs. IN
% al A. Pi,fshlrc Cleveland Louisville. al C!cNe-
land: Chicago -. Louis az Chicago.
Tuesday York Boston. a. Polo GROUNDS >e
yo-i Phuadelpha BROOKLYN. al phnaf"iphla' blil-
more vs Washington al Baltimore. PitisnuT5 vs. IN
crnat at Piusburg. Cleveland vs.. I[lulsN''''' "' 49,
land. Chicago vs.. s.. Louis. at chicago
"Wednesday NewYork vs. nosion at POO GrGph h9s
T-,shirgto, vs. baltimore AZ Washington; Pttsburg VS.
Cncinnau at IittsburG; Cleveland vs. LOUISVILLE. al
Chicago Louis At Chicago
r,uredav- New-York VS. Boston. al Polo Grounds Ne"-
yor,. Phila 1cpha Brooklyn. at Philadelphia ils
- 90 St iouis at Ptfshirg: Cleveland IS Cincn-
nat7 al Cleveland: Louisville vs. Cncago. al b'n'sN"r
t-dov---,aklvn vs. New York. Eastern PAX Bro)H
,,,,. Ios,on Boston. Philadelphia w.
baltimore AZ PhladeI fa. Louisville vs. chicago AZ
s,,,,e. cleveland C'n- rrau AT Cleveland. l'tS-
burg VS. 81 LOUIS. a. PittsiurG
saturday-NewYork w. ;ro'N m at ZOO "rI Phs
1850 -. baltimore phsAe. phia PittsbuTg We 81
Iois AZ Pittsburg .,olani - cincinnati a. N'e'e-
land. Louisville On cago, a. LOusVie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
GIANTS KEEP THIRD PLACE.
THEY CONTINUE TO PLAY BASEBALL IN
A FIRsT-CLAsS WAY.

TO MEET BOSTON HERE THIS wEEK-BALTIMoRE
STILL sECOND-A GAME AT NEWARK
The race Cor the League pennant continues re-
markedly c,ose and the good place taken by the
Giants in the race has aroused local enthusiasm to
even higher pitch than It earlier In the season
The New-York teams brilliant record placed ward
and his men in third place. position they may nov
Jose. In spite Of the cever game some or the teams
behind them are paying. Brooklyn ana fhliaue'PHi
do not look particularly dangerous just now. and
Cleveland and Plttsburg approaching the ''"'e
when they must take another Eastern trip.
The Giants have steadily decreased the lead he'd
by the Orioles. and TWO defeats for Baltimore ana
az many victories for the Giants would put New
yor, in second place The Orioles have been par
tlcularlv unfortunate late,y and lannon's men dld
not win a game ast week the Giants ceieathg 'he
Msrvlanders three straight. while the Bosions Won
two games.
The present week vii, be q particularly interesting
one 10 the local admirers Of the game for the TeaHo"
that the New-York and Boston teams WIZ play
three games together a; the Polo Grounds IL me
Beaneaiers can duplicate the record they mace
against the Giants In Boston. the Giants pennani
chances viii not look bright But Il Is hAruH
probable that the champions vii be able 20 DO any
thing Of the SORT, Cor the Boston will no; have
that little walcd-m tennis court 10 heip iheH ne'e'
The New-York team expects to win two Of the ihree
games against the champions. and II they can 40
his their pennan, chances VII be bright indeed.
Boston now leads. win iuiy NlC'orIcS ais
fewer defeats han NeW-YOrk. The Giants nave
won one more victory than Baltimore bu' nave 'ost
The 6'incinnat team did the bcs, work las; week.
winning oil FIVE games played The New ork,
four victories on, OF the six games paycd. The
seasons record 10 cate is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
pJSoRDER AT ctNARSIE srorrrD

Yesterday afternoon the crowd Of fresh air so.l,
ors AT Canarie had the satisfacilon OF Sifncsqi,
q raid made by the Flatlands police on several of
the disreputable bargedives at the pier west OF the
main grounds. These places. for several seasons
have been blot upon this hOmely old resort mar
ticularly on the Sabbath. Numbers OF roaming
children attracted to their nclghbOrhood by the
music. singing and dancing. and the exposed in
terror of the lighthouses enable them to witness Il
rcVel OF beer and noisy congregations OF low order
OF mingled black and white people TO say nothing
OF the ribald songs TO be heard from horde OF
brazcn performers. Last Week the PROJECTORS OF
these places were Informed that their business
must be modified or II would be suppressed Yester-
day, however the orgies were carried on more
dciantly Than ever and the small but energetic
band OF policemen arrested "A number Of the people
There was some resistance At the outset, but II
seems To be pretty well comprehended that the
sturdy boatmen Of the place would aid II necessary
in the suppression OF the indccency and most OF tho
prisoners went quietly to the lookup. As the
Canarsie Railroad Company has now obtained con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.

YONKERS.
on Saturday afternoon the first OF ne a"nu''
series OF four-oared handicap shell races uile inc
auspices Of the Pallsale Boat cub was .e'''
The course was one mile or the Clubhouse ~
rs connected the Columbia AMI Otto. IAe
latter crew had A handicap or twelve seconds but
uore ou;rowed by the crew Of the Columbia. Inc
,i-,a vas taken 4 race viii be he'd every Satur-
day during the summer. John ROXY '"'''''
one years Old. Of 80 80 Vineyard-ave.. was over
come with the heat on Saturday afternoon. ana was
taken 10 the hospita in preclr.o"s Iyes ~
~, ooo IS. ~ ir,y-ninth-st New-Tork came into
police headquarters Saturday night !o1kinE io' ~,
,nissnr from home since July lie had frequently
visited friends in THIS city, 4Ai Shr ",I '' -
some trace ~ him here. bat was dislppoints
Some Of The iaborers rntat,l on .nc rd - qch,
ave extension. near pui.evs Grove, ~ 4" '-'
Saturday afternoon. AMI Ffeierick il' "m .G mon
Vorcd to part them III tNe Pnhiir I', "a MOL
drew a knife AMI stabbed him. lie va T. ''""'''
This morning party of tw.ntyhve nly7' III r"', e
OF the Rev Char.es T.. Aisoni III A. Ni,b,n i"r
for q three weeks outing. TINS - inr ,nr' IoeC,n
Of the camp there. T. j. j. .hl"1"' i'
O'Brien and Michael : Wash o. me hco - 49,
sent he ass1cilon AZ the convention OF the Ciih2,
He Young Mems Societies y America whcR W.
BE IN session there part OF this week, y.s,.r
day. the Sunday-sca1ol he'd spech' service DOH I
Jresse. hv tro rev Frederick ". D1venp,rt pastor
If II, First Methodist Episcopal CPnIci; an' .ro
Rev W H. PrinEe In the evening ihet" WEI. Ie
sp~c!a. singing AMI address 10y 10 lis,3F' .ns
Rev George : Adams. \ general ai'rm WIS
sen, OAK Yesterday by the Yonkcrs poiica f)r I]@i
I,anp '1 Ten yoIr. H. - tho White pains rold
Sonth Mount Vernon. She 1T hoT" at ~ och
saturday morning. accompanied ny jan r.. TE.
fnund,and dog % 10 some trading IN THIS cry. ~
dog returned AZ night. tired ont. VET dI' '','lt
Win mud but w,'aar , t tae Ell ar sdmd,yhere
The annual Wa.ifest NJ the Yonk"rs Ieuto nia :,
cicty was held Yesterday afternoon at O'"'"
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THEATRICAL MANA GER ARRESTED.

Stephen Driscol Of No. 249 Seventh-ave. answered
nm advertisement, which appeared In some Of the
papers OF April &C. announcing that the Campbell
Cellulold Manufacturing Company OF Cincinnati
wanted a collector. Driscol, who is a young man.
on answering the advertisement at the Hotel St
Denis found man who called himself Richard
Hanson Driscoli engaged. but told he
would have put up" 500. The young man pro-
cured the money, and II was deposited in the New
York County Bank. on calling ut the st. Denis to
see Hanson later In the day. DrscOll found he had
disappeared Hurrying TO the bank. he found the
500 had been drawn out an hour after 1t was de-
posted The case reported to Inspector Nc
fanghlin who detailed Detective Sergeants Nc
Carthy and Kief on II. On Saturday night. while
Driscol and Mccarthy walking in Broadway
near Thirtyfourthst.. Driscoll exclaimed There's
Hanson. now"
The detective arrested the man who was pointed
out At Police Headquarters the prisoner said he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

the fourth successive time The business trans
acted by the convention yesterday OF an i'm
portant Character. Sixtyeight delegates were pres
ont represent ting the following lodges: William
Heller Raphael. Israel. Star OF Israel. Greenberg
Solomon Hirsch Columbia. Leopold Kramer Baron
Hirsch Emanuel Levy, Cosmopolitan. United
states Or. Nathan Adler Sinai New York. Jacob
Columbus. Manhattan and Moses Montenore. The
treasurer was authorized to deposit $4,000 with the
insurance depa rtment In accordance with the new
law The benefits were fixed at $1,000 at the death
of n member and $500 for a members wife. but to
the latter there is this condition imposed: Mem
hers wives must become members without paying
dues or having the right to vote.
The convention will be continued from day to day
at Liberty Hail. No. PSI East Houston-st.. until
all the business Is finished
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ANCHORS DROPPED OFF IONPhINSTILLE
NAVAL RESERVE MILITIA MEN END THEIR
WEEKS CRUISE-AI.L HANDS PLEASED
AT THE RESULTS.

AT THE RESULTS.
The command Let go your anchor" not unwel-
come either to the members Of the Naval Militia
or the officers OF the warships San Francisco and
New York. ended the cruise Of the States
naval force Just at Morning colors" o'cock
off Tompknsvllle. Staten Island. yesterday. Dur
ing the eight days OF ne tour OF DUTY perfect
weather had been the rule. the fog, beginning at
Friday noon and lasting twenty-four hours, being
beneficial rather than otherwise In that II allowed
a season Of rest after the labors Of the week The
tionally good, 80 that me doctors nave been
ships iders" in fact, as In naval nomenclature.
serves has been absolutely without friction and
the harmony with which duties have been shared
Of fraternity that must prove beneficial 10 the men
from shore In increasing interest IN and regard for
confidence in the ability Of the men ashore should
they be called ,a on I'm IN an , einergency -
sired on both ships had permission to go over
board for a salt water bath ana l1. soon The water
swimmers both regulars and reserves
Dinner over; the squadron got under way passed
pom, at 3 O'Clock, and at 1890 was abreast pr.
Island gh R nd he en engn snn wcT &
kept in motion IN 3;45 O'Clock when the ten
Just before sandy Hook llghtship was reached the
San Francisco came 10 stop. which caused an
hours detention. while a slight accident to her
steering gear was remedied. The ships thea pro-
ceeded up the bay anchored at sos O'Clock. ana In
hall an hour the militia lads had hamrnocks ana all
gear on deck ready to embark for quarters ho~c.
II NAV be assumed that the increased enthusi2 an
which the regular divisional officers " the ships
manifested from day 10 day in keeping pace with
the apparent thirst for knowledge on the part Of
many OF the OF the reserves. that the battalion
and the Monroe County men Will BE- welcome II
they again have cruise IN ships OF the class they
ha We been board during the last week
The Reserves disemoarked from tugs AT Fast
Tv-enty-eghth-st., and at once boarded the Old
New-Hampshirc. their training headquarters.
There the orders brief and were executed with
great rapidly. II was question ~ getting home
But discipline was not for monen; forgotten All
the were tired. but there was not one Of them
who did not express regret that the cruise had not
lasted another week. All, too were loud in thcif
praises Of the bluejackets Of the warshps whom
they were unanimous In pronouncing the best fell
lows In the world
The Rochester contingent. over eighty in ALL made
their way 10 the Grand Central Station and travelled
home by the earliest available trains.