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New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
new YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R.

Trains depart from Grand Cenual station 42d St anu
BOSTON. via New London and Providsnce-f5:oo
GS 1859 lSo2 S .fSssd 4; 90 y l'O"' ''IlS tiS0'
BOSTON, via WIlimantic-tfs:OO A NJ. t2OO P. II.
'iI:0o p. II. oD''->-U'4 90
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANs AND QUEBEC
vi $40 ~ H., 10 P. NJ.
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOR-tsS09 P n
FJTCHBURG. via Willimantic Putnam and Worcsstsr
I.AKEsVfIIEi and NORFOLK tys:15 A. NJ 1880 p. NJ
CT. BARR!NGToN, SToCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t5O0s ffe:15 A. NJ. 81 30. 1880 p. NJ.
WATERBURY, .R ana WINsTED-t5O9 500, 1880
$500. tfGO0. SY6:O0 Go Waterbury, p NJ.
Ticket offices at cCraad Central station and c125h ST.,
Glib. c261 1Is5 elisa Broadway, Park Place
c25 Union Square cls2 Fifth Ay.. c245 Columbus Av. 90
Madison Av., c2IS West l25th St, lS East lh St In
Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Fulton St $50 Broadway
Z. d.
sDaily. Except Sundays gsundays only satur-
days only SStops at l25th St tParIor Car Limited
Has Dining Car Agencies selling Parlor and Sleep
ing tickets also.
o NJ sHEPARp. Cen supt.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Market

,,,iys hiyerDSol Avg ll-ClosngwHEAT-spo nominal
CoRN-SPot steady: American mixed new 4: III '.I "a
IS6aa3 IT 53 'sa acop ass. HOPS
Louis fancy winter. duh. SIS 3D. BEEF-FITTS ID5'o
mess DUH Gss 3D. PORK-PriTns mess Western steniIs
BAcoNCumberand cut rs to so rS firm s'Eons' sas' SIs;
ro 10 70 "a 10 steady 46s long iddles Ii3bt -
10 "a q n a%iet tes 3D. long clear middles heavy IS to
43s clear bellies. IA TO IS 10 firm. 46s Shout ESEsS
Square. II to l3 ~ strong. ass LARD-PrIme western
in uerces dull 34s American refined In pals 0uet axe
BUTTER-Good United States quiet. SOS. CHEESE
strong: American finest white 39s Cd colored 41S
TALLoW-PTtms city frm 21s 3D. TURPENTiSEA
Spirits ais bINSEED OIL firm. fSs Cd PETROLEUM
quiet, 61sd- ROSlN-ComHon steady. rs Cd.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cahies-soet .o,.,n
culei; sales, 5000 bales speculation and expoT. Zoo
American. 5000; mdoug aplaads 0lOc. Futures cpeneS
quiet point hghaI near and points higher on 6is
at positions closed ou.et but steady. point. higher
or near Ena % , points higher distant roFtions
AueIsi sc; AugSs-Seie-6sI bS7c: septenbeT-octo-
SOC; Dece1nberJanuagy. b27c gsnuaF-Fehrlary Fel1
EuaTy-March and Msreh-APT 6.ese. Recommendations
steacler: cloths qulet.
FLOUR AND MEAIS-Ia yfew os tie high price. sskss
by the mills sales IN yestesdays -four market were g
Buyers s believe IN lower prices congne pushases
- irnniee.ate needs. Sales included 1000 winter
straights. couple of spring patents ana about
tres cars spT1ng bakers Spring patents IS $3.50. win
Ter s5Faghts. g e5gss 81 wEteF patsntE 81 e0as5 -
spring clears e e1E 81 30: extra No
g 30: extra 40 winter IS s5Qss so. RYE rfoi2g
nm qeotse; Ea.r 70 5000 81 i5aSa 30: choice fanc.
" s0nSs IS. cCRSAfEAgS Arm: quoted Kiln dried 81
gss 20. to brand. BAG MEAL hTm: quoted: Fine
slis and yellow. 81 s5: coarse. 81 l01sl 10. FEED
,lsa: quoted; Westesn splilg. 500 Standard mddIng
~; hour do sz5: red dog. So. September shuTnanf
5g & sss s2o4s2l hulk ane saels heavy fe.a s22gs23
Ys59tSSy chop. SIS buik f2s ogS25 rs sacks; onleaI
,SRAES-WHEAT-Had anybody at tho opening OF yes
.-1ag's wheat market predicted record
.se tic day they would have been set down "a
ssner leekins IN judgment bulls OF ths most ex-
ne character. Yet this Is 3ust what market ara
''sn1ber n the last hour going 70 81 o7S of
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Proposals.
nEPAETAiENr OF THE INTERIoR b

nEPARTNENr OF THE INTERIOR or.
Indian Affairs. Washington d. {, Tuly "a
is04Sotiee is hereby gwen that bids the purchase
Of unleassl segregated coal and asphalt and u5
leased segregated coal and asphalt deposits will bs onaDJ
Washington. dates follows: For the rrrcbass - -
within the McAleser District (No II az rIoct
p Al eastern tinIe Monday October IBO4 for rSrTs
in the WIeGrtou-SJgleF District (No. y at oeocI,
eastern tiLHe). Aonday December 1904 far tracts ~
the Howe-POteau District (No. 50 o'rIocl- %
eastern tt2isl. Monday February 1895 Tor tract. in
the McCurtain Aaasey District (No. a. O'Clock
eastern tIne), Monday April g. 1905:
Lehlgn-Ardmore District 90 81 at O'Clock P NJ EAST
ern tlme), Monday Jaue .. 1875; for tracts in s
triet No (unlssssd segregated asphalt iands5 at
O'Clock Z. NJ. eastern timel Monday August 4 ISos
Circulars descriptive Of the lands deposits 10 he M
the sale OF the unleased segregated ana snhsl,
and unieaSed segregated coal asphalt denes 10
OBTAINED upon application TO this office
ian Agent. Union Asency. Auskogee Indian
btGs must be the prescribed
III the regulations. A certified check
per cent u the amount OF BIC
I'D lac lands will be sold for cas1. successfui bid
GERS G Ee required TO deposit with the Conssouer OF
naSn Aairs the tull amount OF their respective bids
WITHIN nteen days after receipt by them notcs os ths
seceptance OF the same b.ade, fals 10
S%opy son Win me terms ot his bid within time spec-
ed the check deposited by him evidence of good
faith will be forfeited OF tn. Cboctsu and
ShckssW Nations he rtgnI any or All sids is
reserved Deeds OF conveyance VIII contain n clause
subject however TO existing rights Of wav for rsil-
roads A. g IONNER Acting CounmissIonsr. Tepar
iiisut or the INTERIOR Washington D. YuIv n IeO4
Approved THos- RYAN. Actlnx Secretary. -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

COTToN-It a quiet day cotton with prices
fuctuatiug irreguarly within very range The
opening 10 points higher. first the months
showed hnness selling another few points. while the
ae positions held around the opening figures Later the
market broke loss OF points
active positions, rallied again about the closing figures
q the previous night but later eased OF and closed
points sales only 900 bales. The
business seemed be mostly oT professional
% reflect merely Ecalpng the hope acquiring
fona pronts pending Development which
% bring 81 larger volume OF business
clced movement Of rrices the other.
opening the Influenced by higher LIVERPOOL
cables, the effect CT which, however
favorable reports In It's sections recently complaining
700 much rata only moderate showers reported.
seemed evident that the sreak OF clearing weather
working the belt from the Northwest Is carrying
%tn Il temperatures enough reduce the danger OF
shedding the Meanwhile private reports re-
eFed change certainly favorable OF late
hut these very seriously local trade
ne claim Deing made that they represent nothing
tar the normal deterioration New
% be increasing slowly Galveston yesterday AL
ps e0 about 500 bales have been
60 -ar iis ree The Houston estimate
i from 80 70 100 bales II year. all
are supposed to be cotton The reported escape
q tae Russian ees Port Arthur seemed having
racer bearish :GiCe-ce during the session arguing
o Fation of the var ana possible interfereace with
AaaeT-can shipments 10 japan. There frequent
afs sAi that the balls unloading both hero and
y Liverpool ana While. NeEOrleans sent much bul,sh
COG news also considered operators n that
y were sellers the local market Saturday September
preceding Labor Day), VIII be Exchange holiday
The range of contract prices IN the local
was 80 follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

The local spot closed dull with prices
ySsneed on the basis OF 10 65o Tor mddng upland
11a9c lor mid6ng Sales 10 srinners aud
20 delivered contract Southern spot markets were
aphee as follows: Galveston steady unchanged
a. losc Mobile, nominal at lOc- Savannah
unchanged 1Ossc: saies Norfolk quiet and
unchanged at 10sc sales. II bales. Augusta,
Nncaneed Al loAc sales. 60 bales. 81 Louis quiet and
Lcanged az l04sc; sales 40 bales Wilmington nominal
baltimore. nominal II 25c NeWOresns quiet ana un-
changed az lose sales. 500 bales Memphis steady and
unchanged al I0ikc; sales 25 bales.
Receipts at the and TODAY CON-
rel le1 WITH the same day last lasty
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. IL. p. m.-COTTON-Spot email
business prices po:ats higher American mddng fair
$3.50: good mdilnG I'D middlng 6.lOd low middlfng
5sid good oEdina5g 52d ordinary 54sd The sales Of
speculation and export and included $500 bales Amer
Futures opened quiet and closed steady Ameri
nliddling. August. 5.S4d; Septennbsr
5.61d; September and October 42d: October and No
Vefaber, 5.33d November and December I)ecsr-
bor and January. sid January and February 5 26d;
February and March. a26d; March and April. 81 26d
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Foreign coffee RioCofee market steady; No
no 6SzO0 exchange y SSsd; rece!pts, l4oco bags
ahpmerts FOR United states 1000 hsgs; shipments
for Europe. 1000 bags stock, Ooo bags santos
C,oeee good Santos 5SIOO. re-
ceinrs II 200 bags; stock I.05200O Hamburg
C-5ffee market opened Z higher al 2So was net
L02. IS 600 bags. Havre-COffee mar
ket opened barely steady; September declined = franc
other months snchanged l. advanced Z franc; al
8 II. unchanEed: $50 declined = franc; total
erle
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

IT, IT, s 'ts'Ssss s ct .s st a has n
could ont the GsTence was tho result Of too much
@ what was generally beTe9 Se3F to element M 2n5y g4seq
crop report Another motive IN the recent selling move
proved in The Morth%esI and from lul in the crop
least worse At the opening Of market wheat
Theh was vas me Lowest % est P9Ht since the market had It's
re - % " mere ere was ratheT fee selling
late in the day considerable also from profes
sSoWa advance enough for tn me Being @ and was e
tted 70 further reaction A''ough Taying somewhat;
until after clock when the 6a attack really began.
cast. claiming that conditions were far
outlook Reports q similar nature put seieF BY
terday with the market badly oversod the result
electrical Within the space OF half an hour the market
table stampede Of shorts and thought OF offering
directed toward covering shorts at any hsure The mar
one knew what might be behind the advance and fears
n. ded 10 hf the eE 9 bulls Is & gh rI be woTng M & nsT M
nlarksis oI me country showed similar strength Min
the day After things had quieted little toward
at hand FOR some further explanation Of the excited
rise but without avail and Il seemed to resolve itself
ensinsersa BY severai Of the big bull houses That
last there little evidence produced. I'm
30 @ but 81 % @ @ 6a en been o the @
sPes.atiye sort that generally & admit OF considerable
sush on both winter and spring wheat prospects @ M but but
bushels. snow was out with buish report on spring
ae toa Of eaPoTta Of Barley and maize rom
gary had additional weight the bull side. The
et unsettled and the top with prices pa 10
cents higher. Cables uneven. English
showing q Iitd decline Berlin point lower
and Budapest pa cents bushel down, while Paris
3 2n points higher Interior wheat receipts
were $4,000 bushels against 800 600 bushels last year
Ted closed 81 04it: No Northern Duluth 81 TO- and
No hard Manitoba, 81 23ts all b ahoat.
CORN-Although easier the start with wheat, the
corn market showed independent strength midday
on good support from Vail Street and complaints wat
conditions not altogether desirable After
hesitation at noon The market hardened later with
and closed = TO 1c net higher The movement
only 2lsOOO bushels against 5ooo0 bushels last
attracted buying both accounts Eng
fish markets dull and shade lower The Price
Current said weather occasoning less confident
view OF the crop the situation stil favors
large yield Export trade amounted 70 20 loads mostly
iate Wednesday. No closed b91Sc elevator ana
o b ahoat: No 2 white. 6lc and No yellow. e2'5e
Z o B afcat. OATS-There heavy trade In oats at
C7icsro with the market closely following corn to
price changes good deal Of changing went on between
eeuteu ber and December the West. with cash and
commission especially active at this work Lo-
calv trade noted with prices as toLoWs;
Mixed oats 26a32 70. 4la4sc; natural white SoqS2 10
4S14Sc and clipped white. S6d+0 n, 45gS2c- RYE
Narl-et nominal; No Western nominal. BARLEf-
Msfket steady. Feeding quoted at 40 New
~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

23ld: August quoted a Ia 54d and September at los
81; The local market Was strong with upward ten
otcy The cuTrent prices follows: Centrifugal 95
lest S-I6H4c muscoyado 50 test 11-lec, and mo-
lasses sugar 50 test. . 7-1Gc More sugars have
been sold Jos equal 23c degrees test duty
paid and lis IS asked. which IS equal 4lc duty
Eahd and Cuba shipment offered a. 2sc,
bass % test. which EQUALS 4i.c, duty paid.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
RRlEIA!D-,lMC Re- SYSTEM


x street anu south Ferry. CTtme South
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcs
III III tNh-z4o0 l715 Easton only. e.10 a. n, 100.
50 80 (545 Easton Only) m Sun. "a Is a. m.
wILkEsEaRRE AND scEANroN-z4oo. $40 m
s;99 p n SUNDAYS. z4.25 a LOO p. m.
bAkNEGAT-Z4O0, a9.4O g. m. Il 80 (S.4O, LAKE,
%9Sd and Lskehurst only. 42o ?. m sundaYx
sIILtI xsTIANTIG CIIY-.s4o NJ. 1870 ?. m
LoNG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
IodSr saeSr PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE PoIsrs-
ZtOe, &S0 11So a II 20. 2.45 $50. S55 (sxcers
Long Branch, 445l ass. $40. 6.S0 1Is0 ,. m
SUNDAYS. except oeesu Grove SIS a L3o, soe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL s4sS.
I!9e. IS 90. 300. f10Oe. f11oO m. 90. sLO0.
slSo. f200, tS00, 400. $500 f6.00, 1850. ssoo,
1850 m, sI2.15 mdt
18th aI55 AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-sGss. tsoe. 1000.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHISGroN-soo. 1000. 1.oa
READING, HARRIS sBU &c. PorIsyuLE AND WILL
iAMsPohf- 400. z425 $500. 10 1000 11-os
a. m. Reading only). 1900. Hs1.20. woo n
.ssnSn5 S1 ;o PStt.ys and 5Esbs only t400 45o6
Atlantic Highlands Seabright Monmouth Beach. Ions
100 o. 545 sS 5se esoG to 0s S.bUry 6U2S par
sFron Liberty Street oniv .psil1! +fsiiy except
sunday sSunday only. tPsrlor only. IVA
qua XSaturdays aExcept Saturdays
1s1. i34. 1900. 1854 Broadway sth Av.. Union
SQUARE West. 153 East 125th ST. 273 West I25th 81.
Z4S Columbus Av.. New York: q Court St. 344, $50
Fulton St. Bklyn: $50 B'way. W'ms5Urs. New York
4Rssr e S2 SAILS for and checks o9ggss9 70 e7snatiou
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr Cen Pass'r Agt.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug l1-FIOUR nrm wHEAT-spring
dull: No Northern, 81 q CORN strong No yellow
8sit No mixed 35Ik; canal freights steady
CHICAGO Aug 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
Lackawanna

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave IO.A. IJOI barclay ana OnIlstODnsE Sta
1890 a M.-For Binshamton ana Syracuse.
$1,000 a. M.-For BunaIo. Chicago and St LouiA
3I.O0 P. M.-Pocono Mountain Special
sI40 p. M.-FoF Buffalo and Chicago
f4OO P. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
800 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
sS45 P. M.-For Buffalo Syracuse. Richnslf SPRING.
q. 90 A. M.-For Chicago-Sleepers open p NJ
tickets 42s. i1s3. 1884 Broadway. N Z; S3f
Fulton St. Brooklyn. sDaily fExcept Sunday tThuFs-
days. Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

&c.: e.. e.; 7 ~ s. 81.
Corn. No 2,
ss:::; s:::::s:: ;;.s 81 81 81 S. ii e.;
Oats. No 2:
s;3:sss:. s.s IL 3:. So. III HI III I'll III III
Mess pork. per bbl:
s:4s;@s': S:55s:4 i3Sia qs$ s2s s5'' S @
LArd' per 100
SsR5f@6sr 6s26ba4 ..... 60 s95" ssS SggSo ssS
Short ribs. per 100 10
s:g5:@o': Ss3Sss4 ..:::.: 7@ 7s2. 7S 7%%s E:s E:s:
Cash quotations were oas.; IS f9liows. FdogR easy
%HaA d si PPs oR 3 sac O3S ys9S
go wSise ssgsS9c: RE 40 2 9osa7i isS: sARIEY
SOC tsfa5nS SSs49c' MALT1NG far to shocs A2g49s &c
TiMoTHY So: c1ovER, contract grade. Sii 5Oasii 7S
eS @ Per cG S9 MEGTs short 3 s Rs5 d0o. de-
KEY basis OF high wines 81 IS Produce Exchange
to-day BUTTER was hrn creauieries- lSgl7c; dair.es
i5Gtc3' &C CHEESE steady steady 7&SSFsG cases. '-''@
81 iSS NortherH s. l2'. ss1ten6e1 81 6ss ;i5 De-
Sa2s.gs aug 81 D. E.5:a5. N'P 81 G5 81
EG IS coRINo 55a6d seps3bS Sac sa@R' 6d ''S
=, Minneapolis Aug H. =, T cloSs WHEAT sePtsmbs.
HS NoTher s. o gay 10 CS SorAs2 M2 81 6s{ o
FLoURFEst patents s. 4os9 6o second patents s. 30
BA% IN bulk si4 So saoRTs fS s. si7 Hf56d 5o clears o.
Philadelphia. Aug. u.-wHEAT 292tio higher; con
tract grads. August 9eg9s5ac. CORN firm and lie
higher. august. 5Sla Q59c quiet but steady: No
white natural. 46c. do clipped 46i.c FLOUR strong
winters shade higher winter So 25HS3 do
a s. 004SS So Pennsylv roller clear new 81 $50
u 90. do straight new. 81 650$4 30; Western winter
clear 81 40QS4 co. do straight new S4 T56S2 e do
patent s. l5QS6 30: Kansas clear saeks "a mn
81 40. do straight sacks 81 G5GS4 BUTTER
and in fair demand extra Western creamery iSc extra
nearby prints. 2Oc EGGS Arm. near
Sy hTsss lS,2c at mark Western hrsts. 1ea20c mark
demand: York f1if
creams choice fancy Sh as%c; New-York fIII
tair % good 1h8Sc Recepts-Flour 500 bbIs ana S60
Ie eo St0o bush shiPmentsWheat. 5000 BUSH corn
81 Louis. Aug 1l--Close.-WTIEAT-N =
sieystor s9cG$l septembnr 81 oOsGsi Ooi pecerSb
81 O@ft; No hard. 99c6S1 CORN-No cash Esr:
SssRte!nper. o3 t<c. December 4sSc. OATS-No cash
s69S6is. '''1'' NO white
e. TSisd0 FOL g. Aug --SCLoyERsEED-Cash 81; October
augnst 81 20 bid TIMOTHY. prime ana septe3,SeI' b
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STATIONS fo9t r et VEST ST T%WENTT, % THIRD STREET
1Phs ieavng time from DesbrosS.s and cSrtands
Streets is ye minutes later than that given below for
.5ss a. NJ. cHIcAGo sPEcIAI-
:9a :g5s g A. NJ 81 H3uIs ITMETEp
lss N CHICAGO AN6 G9's sT 90 L6ufs I5nfas2 EXPRESS
AS :: y. SIiiGHS9 limited -'''' ---' MSS
$3.50 z. ". WESTERN EMPRESS.
s55 u. PA%cIEIc % EXPi,ETs e, sI;T2
wAsIIINGToN AND THE sorTH
cas- Congressional Limitsd"J. .s:5. .4.25 ass.
m. ls25 'I2.55. t's.25 'Coneressionai Limitsd,5.
souTaERN RA1IwAYRs.5. yf AS as p aEn. m. i.1o m
ATLANTIC COAST. LINE.-s.s5 a m and s.s5 p. m.
sEABoARD AIR LINE--Is.:s p. m. and I..1o a. m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAV.-s2s 2. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.s5 a m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7-5s A.
ATLANTIC CITY.-s.55 a m and 2.s5 ,. m week
6RG MSYiss TssTsays so-,, ,,sur,
sundaysl. and Point Pleasant 40. $50 m, IL g.
saurGs1s ony & 3 5 exesP Long
s.25 SIS a m and ass ,. n From Dssbrosses and
e''I'I-a' s''iSSS For Difi rfIiLaDELPHr. la LlPHr.
SOS I25 'Is5 s25, S55. 49,, .ts5S, Ass stio 2s
ass IS s425 M as 3:+455 FOR North PhSGelohs
only .555 s.55 7.55. S25 925 (956 for North Phil
adephia only p. m. Il 10 night weekdays. sun
days s-9S .7.S S25 .s?5 .t955 - re rs go. s.
for North Philadelphia only. 81 55 s55S. 6Ss 755.
sc5. 925 (s.55 for North Philadelphia only) p. m.
1910 night.
sDining Car fExtra-fars train
Ticket Offices Nos. 461. 1854 113 and s51 Broadway:
1s2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; 2sS Fifth Avenue
Corner 29th St.) Astor House. and stations named
above; Brooklyn, Court Street s60 Fulton Street,
$50 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex station The
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to dss
tination
Telephone 4s Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
". W. ATTERBURY. =. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Trafno Manages.
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Receipts bieadstus Interior points in thousands
three ciPhers OO) emitted. -four bbls grain oush
follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14
PAYING A SHIPS DOCTOR.
Uncertainty About the Proper Usage
at Sea Cleared Up.

Medical Record
A correspondent of a recent edition Of
"Lloyd's Weekly has expressed the views
of a ship doctor in the following words:
'TMany travellers are in doubt as 10 the
position OF the ships doctor in regard to
his remuneration from passengers for SER
vices rendered. The merchants shipping
act enacts that every ~fOreign-going vessel
having one hundred persons on board or
upward shall carry on board as part of her
complement a duly qualified medical prac-
titioner. Furthermore. an emigrant ship
4. e., a fOreign-gOing vessel which carries
fifty or more Storage passengers-must
have a medical man irrespective of the
number of crew or of the other passengers
carried. The salary OF the doctor on board
Is commensurate with these duties To his
ship. To any passengers who are suffering
from ordinary forms of seasickness and
its concomitant evils or who receive in
1urles whleh are IN any way due TO the
ship, the DOCTOR services are free. For
any sickness contracted before sailing or
during a voyage which Is not connected
with the above named conditions he is en-
titled 10 a remuneration at the same rate
as he would receive on shore. Obviously
II would be as unfair TO expect that his
services TO passengers should be rendered
gratis as II would be for any visitor in a
hotel or traveller on a railway 10 expect
To have medical attendance free in any
Illness for which the hotel or railway au-
thOrities could not be held responsible"
The writer Of a letter 10 The Lancet
says that the case OF the ships surgeon is
stated with accuracy in the above SEN
fences. and adds that ships surgeons are
OF two kindS-O those who after they
have qualified take such a position either
for health or for pleasure, and 81 those
who elect 10 make sea life a permanenCy.
The pay of the ships doctor varies from
$50 10 So a month. This Is for duties To
officers and crew. As regards passengers
in relation 20 the surgeon. the following
groups will include all: % The passenger
who takes the initiative by -Temunerating
the surgeon. perhaps handsomely. for any
services rendered; - the passenger who
asks for his bill and pays IL III reasonable.
60 the passenger who travelling for the
first time does not know whether 70 ask
for his bill or 10 wait for IL 10 be delivered.
but Is pleased to be enlightened on the
matter: ca the passenger who clings TO the
old-time notion that the surgeon Is there
solely for the Beneht of passengers, and
60 the passenger who never intends do
pay the surgeon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14
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The Messiah" to Be Given Friday Night al Tomlnson HaT.Tw
Creatore Concerts Saturday. Musical Notes

HIS WEEK will be one of impor-
lance in the Indianapolis musical
world. Handles magnificent ora
torio, The Messiah" will be
given next Friday night under the