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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-15

COWS, 10 to I2-quart Jersey, is to 2oquart
" Tennessee COW, acelimated TO Savannah,
at staOle also. have cheap springers ana
mixers. at our farm east OF city. ]. r. Gull
martin & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-15
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT. two sevenroom houses, be-
II tween Bull and Drayton, on Third street;
artesian water and bath rooms in both. For
particulars apply TO Thomas Bowden, 214
Broughton street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

n Y CENTRALS DIVIDEND MAINTAINED
The directors OF the Vanderbilt companies met
yesterday for the regular haif-yeary dividend pur-
poses the New-York Central meeting being for the
purpose Of considering the quarterly dividend. In
terest centred IN the meeting OF the Centra.s ci-
rectors as Wall Street has been recently pervaded
with rumors that the dividend would be reduced
The regular dividend OF IA per cent for the quarter
was declared. The statement for the quarter end
tng June 80 showed deficit Of s72sooo the earnings
on the stock being O4s per cent whereas the divi-
dend required 20 per cent For the year 10 June
90 the company reports dehc.t Of Sllo0 the earn
ings on the stock having been 425 per cent whereas
the dividend calls for per cent Al the meeting
President Chauncey VI. Depew stated that the Mo
hawk and Malone Railroad. recently leased by me
New-York Central had. during its first year under
the lease. earned is operating expenses the in
terest on its first mortgage bonds and a small sur
p.us.
After the meeting NJ. Depew said: The directors
OF the New-York Central In declaring the regular
rate OF dividend had in mind that the earnings OF
the last quarter have been depressed owing 10 the
exceptional conditions existing As the dehcit for
the year was due 20 the falling of in earnings for
that quarter. j, not deemed just 10 stockholders
20 lessen The usual annual returns 10 them on me
basis Of the showing for one quarter. Should the
existing exceptional condition Of earnings be con-
tlnued {, Will be time IN the future 20 consider the
advisabi!iy % reducing the rate Of dividend"
The regular semi-annual dividends OF per cent on
Lake Shore. per Michigan Central and
IL per cent Canada Southern were declared
he found, usual, in the hnancia! columns OF The
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Southern National Bank secured a judgment
In the Supreme Court before Judge Lawrence and
Jury yesterday against Mrs. Eliza A. Wa. for sl664
The acton based upon rromissory notes which
were indorsed by Frank r. Wall Of the mem
bers Of the firm Of william Was Sons. Of which
Mrs Wall Is a member. 1t was firm Endorsement.
The transaction took place in February 1893. Mrs.
Wall claims that the notes were Endorsed for the
accommodation OF the National Cordage Company.
which failed some months ago. and that the com
pany and the reorganization committee promised TO
take care Of the paper. Her counsel ia not have
his witnesses in cour; prepared 10 try his side OF
the case. but Judge Lawrence directed the case to
proceed. and judgment was given against Mrs.
Wall.
Mrs. Mary Eta Camp died In November 1884. ana
IN her Will disposed Of about 5000 After her
death II was learned that her estate did not amount
to over 1900 Ever since her death the estate has
been the subject Of bitter and prolonged litigation.
and IL has now dwndied down 10 less than half It's
original proportions, due 10 expenses Incurred In
paying lawyers fees and disbursements and costs
OF different suits. II has been to the Court Of APP
pedls twice. to referees on several occasions ana
before Surrogate Arnold yesterday afternoon
motion for the confirmation Of the report OF
Of expenses FOR :awyers fees. Exsurroeatc Rollins.
Charles II. Beckett. Eugene y. Pomeroy and Henry
Daily. IT,. argued the case, and decision was re-
served.
probate. and Surrogate Arnold has signed an order
for the issuance Of a commission 10 Texas to take
the testimony OF the subscribing witnesses - the
instrument. Mr.. Gearty was on his death-bed In El
PasO, Tex. when the VIII was executed, on May ~
last. lie was dying from consumption. lie was en-
here aud be married. The day before he died he
by one OF the priests OF ST Francis Xavsr's church
in this city. He was represented By friend. He
which he gave all his worldly effects. including his
real and personal estate, 10 Miss Morris. Ine VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
ON GRAND Guard DUTY.

on THE LOOKOUT FOR AN IMAGINARY ENEMY
NOTES OF CAMP LIFE
Peekskll. n. Y. June 22-Grand guard duty. the
great affair OF the week at camp. was performed
TO-DAY The object IVES to repel an imaginary
enemy approaching the camp from the south. Al
$50 the troops left the camp. Colonei H. I. Mer-
RAM 9TH United States Infantry, commanding tne
expedition His adjutant was Lieutenant r. T.
Hardin. eth Infantry. L. S. A. The LIST Battahoh'
Major Kirby commanding. with half OF Troop A. as
advance guard took the Annsville Road. The 20
Rattalion. Major L. Lloyd commanding. with the
remainder OF the troop, under Lieutenant Badgley'
proceeded I'D the Mccoy Road: the cavalry ad-
yanced and patrolled all roads as far as PeeksRii.
At i2io the troops modified at Annsville' ana
rations were served.
At 2:30 the outposts reported no enemy IN sight,
and that all the roads in the vicinity were occu-
pied by the troops OF the advance guard The
companIes were then placed in position as II to
spend the night. ara were soon after marcheo
back TO camp. Not a shot was fired, no enemy
having appeared. The day was very warm anu
as these troops In heavy marching ORDER they
are much faugued. The officers IN command say
Private Willard, Of the goth Separate company,
is in the hospital with broken coilaroone he
This is the last night in camp for the present
detail and many are M nse De-
feated the Troop team by score OF 10 10
The detail for Tomorrow Is: officer OF the day,
Captain stiman OF the sth COMPANY n,S COM o,,,-
Ger of the guard nn1 seeond enenan
Wright. 2lst Company. Troy In troop a, O ,ard
4 meeting Of the officers OF the separate com.
Rsnss o% IN oTP pTssded
appointed to call on Adjutant-Genera Porter an, ana
men the Governor be asked to issue commissions to
third lieutenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS ADJoURNs.

Saratoga y. Y. June 22.-The Court Of Appeals
to-day took a recess until Monday October S. The
following were among the decisions handed down:
Butler agt Manhattan Railway Company. ap,
pelant; Havens agt. West Side Electric Light and
Power Company; Moore agt the Brooklyn Adver-
Using Company appellant: Helmke agt. the New
Jersey and New-York Railroad Company, appellant;
Moxtey agt the New-Jersey and New-York Rail-
road Company. Observation-Disclosures affirmed with
costs
Bridge TO acquire lands. etc. Alderman agt Third
Avenue Railroad Company, appellant; the people
ex rel Roosevelt. appellant, agt. Barker; Contl-
mental National Bank Of Boston agt. Thurber APP
pellant-Orders affirmed with costs.
Coudert and another. as trustees agt De Logerot
Appeal dismissed with costs.
The United States Trust Company agt stanton
Motion for reargument denied with 80 costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
POLICE JUSTICE TAINToR SUED.

Complaint was made few weeks ago to Police
Justice Taintor that David Dubenier. cigar
dealer in Grand-st.. infringing on the patent
OF Manuel Garcia. and upon an affidavit to this
effect a search warrant was issued and an order
Of arrest for Dubenier. policeman went to the
latter's place and arrested. as alleged Isador
Sommerfied. boy. and seized lot of cigars. The
boy was taken before Justice Taintor the next day
and held. although counsel insisted that there was
no law by which police justice could issue
search warrant and warrant OF arrest at the
ame time To this Justice Taintor Is said to have
replied that he knew his own business. Judge
Rischoff yesterday appointed Barnet Sommeriield.
father Of Isador. who Is seventeen years old,
guardian ad Item Of the latter In suit against
Justice Taintor for $4,000 damages for false arrest
and Imprisonment.
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CHARTERED To BUILD RAILROADS.

Albany June 22.The Kings, Queens and Suffolk
Company. Of Brook Suffolk County, was incor-
porated with the Secretary Of State to-day, TO
manufacture all kinds Of railroad supplies and roll
ing stock. 10 construct all kinds Of railroads on
contract and 10 deal In real estate The capitol Is
$500 900 In preferred stock divided into 25 shares.
and Sl00000.0O) IN common stock. divided into SS
shares The directors are Frederick W.Dunton.Jo Ohm
=. Williamson and William L. Wood Of Jamaica;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
CAMDEN NAY BE "DRY" AFTER july

Camden. y. j.. June 22.-There is every reason
10 suppose that after July !. this city vii, be
exceedingly dry one Al, the applications for Il
censes in. The temperance peop.e made
strong hght 10 have the license fee increased and
the number Of barrooms cut down. While exam
lining the licenses. II found that In cases
the signed TO several applications
as indorser The law prohibits this. and makes the
application In such void. The law further
provides that In case Of the failure OF an appica-
ton through any cause. the same person shall! not
renew the application inside Of year; but he may
ask for license for another pace. AL this was
greatly pleasing TO the temperance peop.e, but
their Joy unbounded when II was ascertained
that every license application contained names
which were duplicates of those on some other APP
p.icstion. The licenses In force expire on
June 3d. and II Is thought that every liquor store
In the city must close on that night and remain
closed IL Is thought that the liquor dealers viii
overcome this by trading places. They then
make application by obtaining signers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
CHANGES on THE PUTNAM ROAD.

For the accommodation Of the heavy Saturday
travel. new train was put the Putnam division
Of the NewYork Central Yesterday afternoon. leav-
ing One-hundre1 and-fty -ifhst at q stopping only
az Pocantco His at 2:4S Whtsons at 256. Mer-
r!tt's Corners al 3:Ol Ktchawan at 3O5. Croton
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River Crossing az 3:3i Thompsons az 1886. Mahopac
al $40 Crafts at 3:46. Carmel at $50 TUly Foster
Mines at 358 and Putnam Junction al 405 p. m
This train will continue 10 run Saturdays only
throughout the summer. number OF other i'm
portan; changes in the time table Of this line VIII
lake effect tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
MARVIN 70 60 TO THE COURT OF APPEALS

Eugene A. Marvin whose conviction In the Court
Of General Sessions OF having printed circulars
offering counterfeit money for sale confirmed
recently by the Genera! Term Of the Supreme Court
yesterday secured stay from Justice Ingraham. OF
the Supreme Court, pending appeal 10 the Court Of
Appeals.
On the trial OF the case before Judge MARITIME. An
thony Comstock was allowed 10 testify that the
circular upon which Marvin was indicted the
IS generally used by persons engaged in
advertising counterfeit money. and that two other
printed circulars found in Marv!n's place OF bust
OF the kind and character usually used
by those engaged In that business Justice In
graham thinks that that Is question that should
be decided by the Appellate Court. Bail was fixed
at $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
CHANGES APPROVED BY TRAVELLING MEy.

Milwaukee. June 22-The National meeting Of the
Travelling Mems Protective Association to-day
adopted the recommendations Of the Committee on
Revision for the Constitution the chief changes
Of which cal for increase OF the benefit policy
from 100 10 5000 and 10 abolish the cause re-
curing the holding Of the reserve fund In the
treasury until 1t had reached $4,000 before being
applied to any This afternoon excursion
10 Racine by boat enjoyed The election Of
Officers is expected tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
AMERICANS" HEAVILY SOLD IN LONDON.

London. June 1.-THE feature Of the Stock Elk
change to-day was the persistent selling Of Ameri-
can railroad stocks. Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe and Denver and Rio Grande were especially
fiat. and the others relatively depressed. 1t
practically impossible TO sell large blocks
dealers refusing to purchase. Atchison second
fell IL. Denver and Rio Grande common IL; Den
preferred. 49, Louisville and Nashville. q
Norfolk and Western and Northern Pacific. 3. each ;
and Union Pacific. y. The prevailing depression
follows a general unloading Of stocks by Neither
lands holders and the liquidation Of large house
In Amsterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
A WILD AND wooLLY" YARN.

A wild and woody" dispatch from Chicago yes
terday reported that the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy was negotiating for a purchase lease OF
part OF the Northern Pacific system. BTayton Ives,
president Of the Northern Pacific. said that he had
no knowledge OF such negotiations and did not be-
l!eve there was the slightest basis for the story.
Boston dispatch subsequently, furnished denials
from Chicago Burlington and Quincy officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
MRS SPErERS AND HER SOY RECOrERIyG

Mrs. Speyers. widow OF James Speyers. is
ering from severe injuries which she received in
carriage accident recently. She trampled by
horse and her leg was broken in two places. Her
son. Lieutenant Bayard Speyers. has recovered
from his wound. received board the Yorktown. of
the Behring Sea fleet
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was signed in the presence OF DR.. W. ~ Villas ana
Cyril Van Pelle Mrs Gearity has n'ed the "i'i io'
probate S the widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
AGAINST THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN co.

AGAINST THE HAMBl RG-AMEklCAN ".
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Brown gave a decision In the case OF Alfred
B. Beers against the Hamburg American Packet
Company, whose steamer Normannia was detained
in Quarantine during the cholera scare about two
years ago. Judge Brown in his decision, declared
that when the plaintiff booked or purchased his
ticket there were no representations or eXpecta-
lions that the steerage passengers would be eX-
cluded from the ship. Contracts for the carriage
OF steerage passengers by the Normanna had been
made, as usual, and their legal right to trans
portation was precisely the that OF the
plaintiff Precautionary measures for the purihca-
ton OF the ship were taken by the owners and
there no evidence OF remissness in this partcu-
lar on arrival at New-York the officers Of the
ship and the agents Of the company seem 10 have
been energetic In efforts and liberal in expendi-
lures for the health and comfort OF the passen-
gers and the protection OF the ship and her COM
pany against infection.
The plaintiff alleged false representation as re-
CARDS the transportation Of steerage passengers
on board the Normannia, and in regard to this
Judge Brown stated that he il satisfied that there
intention the part OF the company AT
Hamburg any Of its officers or servants in the
London agents any passengers who might make
inquiries Of them IN regard 10 storage passengers
on the Normannia The Judge bames the agents
OF the company in London for not correctly in
terpreting the message which the company sent
them from Hamburg in reference 10 the dis
of the company in reference to stcerage business
and on account Of this misconduct on the part
Of the agent. awards the plaintin damages 70 the
amount of 500. The amount claimed was SlVVW
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