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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-08-18
I \ \ DIS.

Sweetzer estate, und l. S6-loo acres in
south 80 acres, se14 of swl,, sec p, T. AZ,
r. H. $500.
Sweetzcr estate, una !. sw'i swil. sec p,
T. 49, r. II, $l,55s-H.
Sweetzer estate und = nwl4 sw14, sec p
T 10, r. Il. $2.2ll.6o.
Johnson & Bardon, ne14 sela of nei4. sec
%, r. -, r. II. S@U7.3S.
Johnson < Bardon, 81 seit of ne4, sec
%. r. 49, r. 4, S66l.41.
Henry j. Merritt, lot (, sec l, T. IS, r
Il, S+fN1
James Rardon, uw1. Of sw'4, sec /. r 4S
L. Il. 81 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-08-18

same. lot 10, blk 15> Ss>-,
Unknown. lot IS. * -. sr.-
Ell Euoyour, und y lot e. NIX
same. and D.. 'ot 10. bin
CITY or SUTEuioH
SCHOOL DISTRICT So
St Paul < Duluth railway. s-r..-.s,
$50 feet in width cNteul..- s--
south line of section 10, r q. r
north TO the established ,o.a s..s.-
=. Louis hay. the 50 .ar a~ .+-
strip being seven hu.dr,E III.
seven G6O feet west from the - :.
Of lot 3, in sec 10. T FL r L ......
Ing % &2S-'oh" acres more or Joss 81 -.-
l. 5 5. S.. t.5. co.. 81 rrrtaa-...r 49,.
block ~ .lna N the NV 4. r Ser :, =
80 Il H. running 400 feet from ss..-
north and ll53 feet from cas-. 10 MAJ.
he Sc corner of said b.D.e E..-- +.
feet west from the center Ea.
section, and the south line a ....--
being distant 80 feet north .r.--
parallel to the east and Yves. ..-.-
Inc Of said section II. Sl.4-6
L. :. T. x r Ry. Co, comme.. a,..
Sc corner Of the NV IA seJ +. a
running due west feet. sa..
north 80 feet to a point Wl j.
place Of beginning. thence dLe as..l-
feet, thence south $50, east =. BIZ. ~.
feet: thence due west 55t t.. % o..
place of beginning. coutairj.I -....,
acres more or less. Si29.S1
ST Paul x y. r. r. CO. hcl.n 4.
point on the north line ~ 81.
r. "A. 767 feet west of the NJ
the NV u OF said section H.
thence west along said norta s.
T.. - feet thence south @-aH --,..-.
thence east - feet. theme. r
he r,I4r,4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday. June 6-p. IN.
The stock market was not much more active
than it yesterday but on the surface 1t had
a greatly improved appearance. What is meant
is that stock. group of stocks. COM
pletey engrossed speculative attention. Whether
there any real change In the character Of
the trading may not be determined offhand.
The movement too general to be simply the
result of manipulation and yet suspicious were
aroused by the extreme uniformity in It, The
London market was closed in certain sense.
and consequently advances in stocks largely
dealt In abroad may not have been surprising
because they could easily have been engineered
from New-York In an artificial market
sharp rise In ST. Paul does not involve an equal
advan,, IN ali other Granger shares, and es-
suredly an advance of l. per cent In Louisville
and Nashville need not be accompanied with a
similar one In Missouri Pacific American sugar
Refining exceptionally active and strong yes
terday, but to-day rs final advance was sur
passed by Chicago Gas and DiStiiling ana CatNe
Feeding 1t may be admitted that the hove'n zen,
in the Granger stocks was started by the rise
In wheat bur If this theory is correct II must
be concluded logically that Western railway
managers believe that higher prices would as
close a large supply in the hands Of farmers and
bring TO the roads an increased traihc Inc al
vance In either wheat or the wheat-cari!Ihs
roads must have been bit unnatural The
question Is immaterial. however, because the
advances IN the stock market were SUBSTANTIAL
whatever causes produced them. F1nal changes
were advances ranging from L. IL per cent III
leading stocks without regard to previous con-
dltiOns.
The most encouraging event was the defeat In
Congress OF the proposal 10 repeal the tax on
State bank circulation. but the announcement
was made too late TO have much influence on the
course Of prices. II merely gave a Hip 10 the
closing The development Of equal importhnce
on the other side the engagement OF $l.11O.OoO
gold for shipment - Europe. This makes the
exports in the week s3.l50.0O0. and rates FOR eX-
81. if..F4ffn ~
frr,her shinmenfs on SATURDAY. The enviabe
complacency Of the Treasury Department In an
nounc.ng that there will be no fresh issue OF
Government bonds while receipts are almost
wholly in paper and paper Is being persistentiY
exchanged for gold Is supremey fatuous. Parity
in me National currency is 10 be maintained
evidently by allowing the gold reserve In the
Treasury 10 BE reduced 20 nothing. Trust In
luck" ought 10 be the motto on the National
coins.
There were no transa ctons in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange and In few issues
bids were lowered. but the market was not weak
at these closing quotations:
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
Stations loot o DcsbrOsses and COrtInndt SITS.
EEEE(T NAY 2STH ISDI.

stations foot of Dcsbrosses md Cortlnndt SITS.
o:ao vi. FAST IINE T.,s5 Gar FIi,;6ars
1000 A. NJ PENNs db b bb6g smoms
and Observation Cars Arrives Chicago A. a. cieye,
a4a da ~ r SsGnS S G NJ ana
e:0O +. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS =
e and S cScSs an" ar '@0 tnc fs 1850 NJ
o sgi 79a w y GS@s3 + Sleeping
ana Dining Cars 70 Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
svrsna NJ ' s6rT NJ faTss a.s'
pnE snS DnnF G TO nGannpos S l NJ
500 AIkIc snG 4 ss.Pog g. g.:
nxI1 fsEohi3 S WXs filroS AND THE SOUTH
goo Congressional Limited all Prrlor anil Dining rars)
$40 900 A. NJ a:2o Congressional Limited. all Paror
and Dining Cars. 43O. Dining Carr. 300 r. NJ
4o p. MRichm9nd nd DanyiI: ESPrsss daily lG;
sIespers to Ashcye THmpa ana nrd Scksang
500 T.. M.-Dsly FOR chesapeake Ohio Railway.
r TT 0 TfTrs 99S BRIT oSi NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route. \. NJ. weekdays. and. with Through
ATf ssRS coM a elx Nr 900 A. NJ daily sls:pes
Tampa. Jacksonville and Charleston 900 p NJ daily
FIR ATIASfIc ciTY. $50 p. NJ. weekdays with
r %n5 GSFr F mTf fo 6s p c9 Weekdays
For Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and POM
81 %s. PS M sanda a o ns9n e. g. 5 S' 1
stop Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on sundays
Express Coo Eon r 80 1S ID S;r?a Ln!;s
1910. II A. n. 1880. l. 2;io g. :. 80 ,. o s 20 =
O.5o 40 Limited 10 \. NJ. .. 4 40 3. g. 7:i' s.
ricici occ:: vs. AT ot. 100 il2 and 2e nr9ad a;
Ted and os aSd oayn inncS S
ton foot Ok Fulton street. Brooklyn; Station. jersey
ThS New-Yor Transfer Company will call for nrd chec;
taggsge from h2T' and residences through woob
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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N. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN +. R

Trains leave foo, l2I-s as Flows IL minutes
earlier from Frnnklin -st.:
$50 \ NJ daily. except SuuG1;o f1r Waikiki Valley
H. H. stations Mliletown. EenNile. Faishurg Liberty
Carboniai- scranton. walton Delhi Sidney. Norwich
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswrgo.
3l5 T. NJ. Except sunday. sullivan Co. Express for
VALLEY Railroad stations Campbell Hall.
town. Illenyle Mountain Dale. Crntrevils Fallslurg
Ilurieyyc Liberty Falls. Liberty. Iarksyie and LIN
ingston Manor.
7:i3 l.. NJ. "lanO. Mhlle'own. summItvIlc Faslurg
Ilbert' Livingston Manor Rpckland. WALTON sidney,
Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Osw"go. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago.
!. q. ANDERSON. q. I. A.
80 Beaver-st.. New York
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financial.
To the HOIders Of the CONSOLI-
DATED WORTG or BONDS
0f the Northern Pacific Rait.
,.O0H COUIUNIIU.

Successive defaults in interest upon prior mort
cages make prompt action IA your behalf ncces-
sary.
In addition TO the drcct support 81 hoidcrs ~
C0ns0Is this committee has. IN lis Investigations
and rf1rs 10 secure economies. the dcfrc CO opera
ton and snpport of the hol,lcrsQf obCm onc-hdD
of ne Third Mortgdge Bonds and of more than
one .qrarfcr Of the Second Morfgagc Bonds-hc
benefits IF such united and concerted action by
all classes Of bonds beng manifest
Bondholders who may not agree to the reor-
ganization plan hereafter presented by this Com
mittee may. under the terms Of the agreement
withdraw their bonds from deposit.
Deposits OF bonds should be made with The
Mercantile Trust Company. Depositary En-
graycd certificates Of deposit are being Issued by
said Trust Company. and application VIII be duly
made 10 list these certificates on the New-fork
Stock Exchange.
EDWARD D. ADAMS. Chairman
JOHN c. BULLITT
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES II. GODFREY.
j. ID. PROBST.
JAMES STILLMAN
ERNST THALMANN,
Committee.
Mills Building, New-Yorl City. May &c. 1894
A. MARCUS, Secretary.
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iialrodos.
DEL. LACKAWAsNA AND WESTERN IA. n.
stations In Ncw-Eorls foot OF barclay and
Christopher Streets.
vESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcT.AIR.
TN: ORANGES summit Bernardsyie Dasslng
Ridge Madison Norgistown. Passaic Paterson. loom
ton. Dover Sianhope. BUDDS LAKE. LAKE no.
pArCONG Haci.c;tstown sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PIilLLIPSDvRG, EASrON. WATER
GAP SrROIDsBURG. Pocono Mountains, sCRAN-
DANyIiJE NoETIuMBEKIANp Montr,ae. Ping
UAMTON OXFORD NORWICH. Watervllc UTICA.
nlCHFILLn,, SPRINGS, Cortland, SYRAcISE 0s-
BATH. DANsylLLE. LyFgALo0, -, and /, all points
7:oo 4. AUTHORIZATION MAIL. stops at principal
900 4: M.-nUFFAI.o SCRANTON: DINGHAMToS.
man lusfct Paflor Cars Connects at BuGaio with
tiaia Tor Chicago arriving 9:2O a. m next morning
100 T. M.-~S,RANrON B!SGHAATON and Ei.MIl.A
EXPRESS. Pullman patlor cars.
OVrH EXPRESS. Pullman paglor cars.
100 T. N. O)aly,-BfFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON and EI.AiiliA LIMITED ENlhLsS Pullman
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives a. 1:i5 n n.
600 r. N. Daiy)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Ton RlClIFIGLD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO ENpRESS Pullman Buffet Sieepers
TICKETS NND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Afurp1y-rt. broadway. Tickets ferry stations
rs nni Broadway. 20 West i2Jthst. 235 Coiunbus
ave New York. 33s and I2G Fuonst.. and - Broadway
Brooklyn Time tables. giving full Information At all sta
lions. ..... - =, $3.50.
check baggage from hoel residence to destination
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BALTIMORE a ONO II. n.

Fnst LApItsb lIAINs TO
BALTIMORE. MASIlNEION. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
ST. LOUIS AND ALL FONTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL IHAlNS.
Leave New-Iur loot OF Liberty ST.. GalJ For CHI
CAGo 10 D. and 1913 nght. For plITsBl re, lJo
~ m ana 4, 70 nsht. For CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS
a. rn $50 p. n. For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, .
a. m ui 30 Dining Cap 80 $3.50 P m eS sum-
trains run daily except 900 p M Fox N0i<FoiK Bay
Line go sun. For NEW-OkI: SS. fla
oanoe Bristol and Chattanooga. through Pullman sleep
~" Tleet ofces III sSi as iiiO Bway 81 L. i4th.s.
400 Grnnd-si. y l.: IA Fultop-s. Brooklyn; station
foot OF Liberty St. q. r r ~ y. j.
Ncw.Yok Transfer viii rall fo- and check baggage
from hotel residence TO destination
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SHORE r. r.

Trains leave West i2l-st Station. Ncw-Yorl as fol-
lows. anu !. minutes earlier from foot rrankln-s ST.
$3.50 A. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo
OI5 4. M.-Dalj for Albany. Uuca syracuse Koch
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Detroit. chicago. except
saturday for rOruntp.
5iIJ T.. M.-bl.y FOR Albany. Montreal ti!ca. syria
cuse Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit
Gle Gland. Chicago and IT. Louis.
hiI3 4. h.--trlly Albany. Utica Syracuse Rocli-
ester Buffalo Niagara Fals Toronto. Detroit Ciey-
Gland and Chi, uBo
For Tickets tables parlOr and seepngcar accom-
mo0aons aplly city Offices Brooklyn ana New York. and
at Time tables at principal hotels. For other H.
formation address
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Nundnihllt- ave. Now lnlk.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


ptrrFAIO. ROCHESTER, AND flTTsBuEd
rurier n miles. ...... 20 coo sos coo iol
f f,n ~ Nav 3i..... la5Ias2 iaieai5 - -
lake ERIE ANp WESTON
F T%T,sT Wi, VI I" IN NAV ,a2a. sos g? 80 20
Jan 10 May II ..... la3''3l l+'l"l' DIV
LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE AND ~. I'' IT,
%FiS s's 81 !" ~ T', :isf s ' s9sssi
1otIsVIitE. NEw-AIl'NY AND CHICAGO
Taurth v.ek ia Mly... sSl.t,l ~ -. - -,
Jan / O. May 3l-.... ~" ~ ''-''''
MISSOURI rAclFIc
~unsi.e~ - miles ..... - ,.,@ Co. "a
Ian g. MAJ 3i...... iO@uN'l3 io~""1 V'>-'o
ST. LOUIS sorTnWEsrEEN
Number miles ...... ~. go, 40 ,,,o -..1
I.,rrfh week In May. So 81 'l-i 70 ~ 80
Jan. May 3i...,.. i"'l.i-' -"'''''' ''''
chicago NND EIur - 49,.
Month - Aprl...... $500 - I,,t az ~,
Jan. ~ April co.. y-'"-' ''''i'' ~
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MNKETS.
r,rl,n June a. I T. con.is iol 5l' f'f none.
,J tni fr ti. account New YORK. Fennsil'A ANA ana
-rie Ia. do second oousols -. Illinois Genital ~
M.~icau ordinary II. 81. IaDl common. w. ~ ,."
Genital l,-Di, Pennsylvania. :@h l'eA;ns ~ MrN'a"
r.n,rsi new per bonds. v6'.. Aichis,' eNi""'
~ - m The amount II bullion gone into the Bank
~ England on ialun,- today Is flJ % Money. y PIT
cont IN. Fat. discount r I'D" open MARKET If i'
short and months bills b. II J." Yer 'r"' iArN .'
,,r o.e lcf cent fDnies - l0 francs 'cnnc- i"f
ih- account ard exchange ga London q" - frames i'i
cenfmcs :,r ohsl ks , H., ,
20 - u lnla council hi!l- wef" nl''ri ,'1"S ~
Is ii pr nlee advance q ici on last Wen'si'5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE

,..,,-,, TON ,,o soo ooo ,ooo
II 20 dining tarl \. NJ. .3c 800. 400 Quiet Parlor
CAR 300 900 Dining can I.3o. So =. NJ. 1913
night sunday 1870 900. II 80 DINING carr. a. NJ.
/ 30 500 600 Oin,ng Car. T. NJ. l2l5 night -,
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 900. II 30
DINING carr \ ~. go, 500 3 90 GOO dining Carr
J. NJ. FL! nigh', Snndays' 200 l;5o H'ninE Sa0
Tickets and pnri,r e procured H. 2Gl
Az p4l 40 323 IirOadWny 73i Gfh-ave.. 81 East
i4ih St. - East 18TH st. cs' Wet 10Th ST. 25i
,'1'fnlus Az. New York: ctu.t 81. $50 Fulton St.
Iroolivn; as Iroadwny. Williamsburg. The New-Yorlt
transfer company will call for and check baggage from
hotel resiiorcc 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY,

(An;hr,cite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station fo,t - IlfftYet.
FOR Fasion Ectll-hcm. Allentown. March 'nlnK' %c.,
10 7:iS $40 II -. % Ea-ton \. NJ. 100 lp 4VV
e. ras,nnl $50 . a. 80 Allentown. =. ~ sun
days $50 : Il 4. II. 100 SO 600 =. N. .
For Wnke-harrc. Prst0n. and scranton. S1O A NJ
TO- ! 20 $50 T. NJ Sundays. $50 l. NJ ~ =,
For Reading az 4.JO 500 9lp. 1000. 11;3o ~ n,
10 1880 ROO 800 5.0,. - 20 T. n. 10 uight
sundays 30 l. ~, 100 20. $50. GOO T. NJ l.
Pr Harrisburg n. 40 SEQ o:iO \. NJ. 40. 80.
800 son 5.i5 J. ~. l2.lj night. sundays. 100. 800
J. ". i2:i5 nigh'. .,
III sinbur, Lcv4hurg md wicmsp1rt A. 40 500,
90 \ ". 40 100 10 T. NJ sundays 1913 A VI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
UNIFORM ADVANCE.
croCKS MORE IMPROVED.

r,AGE INCREASE OF PER CENT.
." THE BUSINESS WE'LL DISTRIB-
STRONG CLOSING AT THE
HIGHEST POINTS.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR Long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From prr y. r. foot Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Rumson
Beach. scahrch Monmouth Bach, and Long Branch
al 40 1918 \ ~ a 80 i ~. Saturday only, BAD
600 =. VI. sundays. 0.3o \. NJ. i.o0 +. NJ.
For Igh"~or. Ashury Park. Ocean Grove. and points
south Point II'asant. 10 IL n 4. Il 90 +. ". Saur
days on,). 3.l5 J. sundays VNcep, Asbury Park AM
OCEAN Groyel. 800 \ NJ
For Iakrwo @. Toms River and Rornegat 4.3O a. ".
q 40 T. NJ Saturdays only. 3:i5 = N.
For Atlantic city Ninelard AID Brdgston. 40 \ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
ti,O TIE SCBsCRIBERS u The Omaha ant

no THE SUBSCRIBERS Of the Omaha anu
4 st. Louis Railway COMPANY First Mortgage bonn"
bolderf agrcement dated Apri T. lNo'; -, -.
Pursuant II paragraph second n1 M ~
,,snttouel agreement, hereby nphci that w
,r" ~ majority Of snd bonds have s'gned The agree
,ncr and That you should dcposi, the londs h'd ~ ~
,esncctlyoly and the coupons belonging thereto WIN W.
srr,. YORK Guaranty and Indemnity Company Numi"r ~
cedar street. NewYurk. on or inter IN IN, mp
f,,s and efcfe the 23d day NJ June spi lnSrsvrl
cestincac viii be Issued Tor The bonds and conls ~
t.,,,el,ei and an app.icnron fr The listing 81 'I.Nf
ccrfifcaeA viii be made 10 the Now-N"ik BLOCK IN
Dated June Isl. 1891 ..,..
CORNELIUS q. GOLD. Comnit'ee'
SMITH.
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4 TCIIISON.

II.IITNVN
~ In order To consider plans boxing 20 RITUAL nfo,,
tccton holders 81 Aeh%i stock are reaueo'eu
70 address CARIEY. VAN buren, CO.. Banhe'S' ~
Broadway. NewYork.
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Sales bn Sucticil.

GALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
~ THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
CtIILI-Thc Government OF chill viii sell public
the c.,. santiago Chill the 18th OF October
and following days 81 nitrate and II nitrate
beds situated IN the Province of arapaca the total value
~ said properties being nearly f2oOOOoo two million
pounds sclag) Parties interested apply for further
Information 20 tho Consul General ~ chill IN New YORK.
and the consuls = Chill Philadelphia and Boston.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Er1nch Ocean Grove SC.
For Rei bak L9ng ban, and ponts south to P9@i
IS - 20 Rcd Bank. G:l5 !. NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove AMI Asbury Park. 900 \. NJ. 400 7 NJ
For LAKE WOOD. Toms River Barn~rat Park ana
Iarnegat G.30 s:I5 \. NJ. TO 4.30 T.. VI
For Atlantic CITY. Ninranl and bridgr'0n, 4:3O n NJ
20 y n
F1r Monmouth Reach. Starlight and HEhand Beach
20 SIS. 1880 \. NJ. I3o. 40 Z. NJ. Sundays. 900
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

nor DERs OF BONDS Of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
y AfI.ROAD COMPANY are hereby notified that thcr'
il now in the hands the undersigned Trustees uhn't
mortgage which the payment 81 sad bonus ~ -
cured the Of one Hundred ThoHfnnd lIolIhr, g'n
which the oil Sud mortgage, ~ appcr ~
Tho r,Icniptnn purchase of said hon1r ana hhi ,
undersigned win receive sealed proposals. az me lhh,
onco ~ said company ~ l-rgfh ana l"whs"nn
sr san Francifco for the surrender OF snn ", ,s
rn,l ~ m on Wednesday. the 10Th day ~ Jun' l'v
NJ which time proposals will be- Op'n"d lropsRh ~ e
lulorsci 'ropGsas Surrender Of INC riis MyIsas
It,nIs southern Pacific Railroad Company 1ho Hsht ~
reserved reject any or all hds.
san Fruncifco. May 18th iS'
q q O. .. I Iinii1sixc Tr"'ie'.
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CLYDE LINE.
XIITE STAR LINE.

.Maiesflc. June H. . 3. o. Majestic. July H. .. m
G~rIuaric Juno 20 Germanlr. July -. a. IN.
'rcuionlc juno - y 20 'rruonc. July - II n M
Brinnnir Juiy a. Britannia. Aug. I. a.
From white siar Dock. bot Z Wet lotn.si
80 COTTON CARRIED Hl PASSENGER STEAMERS
Scion rats. 81, upward according To- steamer ana -
Z cabin fl.r" steamers. $40 and
SIS sr.cfag. 81 u, IN the Ol country go - -
Ifoaiway NrN fh Philadelphia niicc. 30G WnlBu'-st
IL MAITLAND KERALY. AErnt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-08
Personal.

Lieut.. R. NJ. G. Brown. United States
navy, has been ordered before the naval
eral years ago boat fell on him at Cadiz
ana broke his breastbone. He has never
fully recovered.
Capt. Mary NJ. Miller. who died in Louis
Vllle last week, was the first wsman TO be
granted a license a. a steamboat master
she received her commission in 1888 and
her husband served as pilot on the boat, a
life had been spent on the river, and she
passed her examination easily. She was
torty-eisht years old at the time of her
In the course of an eleauent speech a
candidate at Birkenhead, England, pro-
duced a poem which he said had been
sent 70 MIN anonymously, so that he was
unable 10 thank the author privately, but
must do so publicly for the poem was
good one. He then proceeded to read the
S0Vem', when was LongfelioW's Ship of
state AS the candidate is a university
man the opposition is having sport with
him.
rope Leo is getting ready his narrow
mouse betlmesi the sculptor Marasai is at
work upon his sepulcher which is of white
Carrara marble. On its lid there is a
non, with paw resting upon the pontifi-
cal tiara; on the right is a statue of Faith
bearing candle and the Holy Scriptures;
on the left statue of Truth, with the
pope,s ar. arms IN one hand; on the side be-
neath the lion the inscription: ''Hic Leo
Alll, sovereign Pontim (Pontifex Maxi
mus) He is dust"
Mr.. o'Conor. the English Minister of
emma, who presented his credentials to
the emperor in 1892 claims to be a descen-
dant OF the Irish King, Roderick O'Conor.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of Lawrence,
kas., wife of the pioneer governor, told
the story of his life the other day to
monograph cylinder which is to be pre-
served by the State Historical Society.
The tercentenary~ of Gustavus Adolf
phus will be celebrated in Sweden Dec g.
On that day in 1919 he was born at Stock
holm. His campaigns in the thirty-year
war won him the reputation of being the
greatest European general until the rise
of Napoleon.
Miss Louise Imogen Quincy, writer of
verse, who is postmistress of Auburndale.
Mass, has been boycotted by a number
OF people in the town, because she keeps
two 2uO-pound dogs, alleged to be fierce.
People who don't like dogs, or who are
AFRAID OF them, refuse to buy any stamps
at the office, and as a result the business
Of the office has fallen off so seriously
that the government has reduced Miss
Guiney's salary 500. Literary people all
over New England, having heard of this
are sending her orders for stamps. Miss
Quincy. treats the matter philosophicalIy.
and Jokingly intimates that If she had
congregational dogs there would have
been no trouble.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-08
A Creator Raward.

We heartily commend the purpose of the
cotton exchange to appropriate $1,000 to
be expended in discovering and bringing
to justice the perpetrators of the great
crime of Nov 5-the firing of the cotton
ships. We have all along urged that
money should not be spared to get at the
bottom of the conspiracy that had for its
object the Gripping of the commerce of
this port.
There has not been so much feeling
aroused in this city in many year as
there is against the depraved wretches
who applied the torch to the cotton ships.
They must be caught at any cost. Their
escape from Justice would be profoundly
regretted. The whole city is directly in
terested in having them, and every one
who aided or encouraged them. punished
What they proposed to do was to destroy
that upon which the city lives-commerce
and thus bring want to every door They
are criminals of the lowest and most dan
gerous kind. This bomb throwing anar-
chist is regarded with horror, but he is no
worse than those men who attempted to
cripple the citys commerce to satisfy a
desire for vengeance.
The action OF the cotton exchange will
have the effect of enlistlng the best talent
in exposing the conspiracy and discover
ing the conspirators. 1t is timely action
and good results are likely to follow it.