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, 1882-09-30
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4 tele-rrm trsm Victoria says: The
Gossrnor-General. after opening the Agra
cultural show on Wednesday, vail 20 70
the mainland on Monday evening, aid
the Princess viii hold draEinS room re-
cspti,n- Full dress appears requisite.
and society is agitated 10 know II irl
dress means low-necked dresses and short
sleeves, and If ladies' who do not 50 attend
viii be turned away at lie door.
The cable brings this: Again Russia
Is arming extensively. and 1t Is said 10 De
preparing to put IN demand for The
whole Balkan peninsula Whether she
wll or not. she vii certainly endearos :"
get another slice out of tie Sultans
dominions, by way OF compensation for
any gain England may make or be sup
posed 10 have in Egypt. Italy It also de
ternined no, to b. left out in the cold Il
she can help it by diplomacy or menaeo,
and SO you will See that the prospect Is
darkening SO rapidly. that i, Will De by
no means surprising should the Gladstone
administration alter Irs mind Of recali!G-
It's troops from Egypt and instead, leavs
by far the larger pa, of the army IN that
country. The next step Will lie probably
to submit plans for settlemen- of the
Egyptian question 20 r European con
ference. Ills, = course, Will create d.
lay, and in the meantime British occupa-
ton II tie Khedire's country vii be
made, IN, perhaps gradually and almost
Percaplibiy Up into final settlement
IN a matter Ike this possession IS hall ths
battle. and it is quite among the pro5a-
hilities that those who fully beliere lhAt
Sir. Gladstone would get OF, .. E4yPt
bag anu baggage Is soon as the war Was
over, viii find once aga:n they have maze
a fetal mistake.
An order has teen issued assigning
Gen. Schoheli to the d,vi-ica ot the Pa
cid: from the 18th Of October next,
, 1882-09-30
Room for ths Children.-

The following plea Tor the children 10 %
pertinent that We cbserfully give it space
Wha.'- that! No room for tie children.
Is that whst yol raan 10 say,
No room in The schools for the children!
For what do the people psy,
The sehoo.s are al crowded, they .al a.
Al full % the opening day,
No longer room for the children.
And hundreds are turned away
Not schools enough for the children.
Who, then, are the knavss OF fanis.
And what becomes Of the millions
We pay Tor the city's schools,
$50 much - the country" Then stop Il.
Our money should not 40 abrnsi.
''Sp much II the thing called college
S!iu' down on the cJstiy fraud!
Not schools enough ior the children.
Don't publish the shameful, tat
Burtui.i them, and hui.dtbsm, and brid than
S:'P taiSins-Legin II act.
Oh. men v ho mansCe our money!
fnough has teen charged to Voc,
And when you j, al with the ch:ldrer.
lie thou shtiGl ot what Yea d.!
The city At times may he sxiniied
b. false or incompetent t"0s;
But they who have charge al the children
Must "a. her them into the schaois.
No pal,erins words, Nc excu-4si
No 6ailyIng, No del.v.
Bat give - the ci.y's children
The schooling FOR which We Pay.
-Ttr Tors Sga.
, 1882-09-30
The Dun-n;rS Episods.

Tie disparity between the ,m1nnt ~ 4
Sebt demanded and the in1,:ati-a5il:tY o.
the collector 70 Obtain t Is enorHlou--slmGs;
Incredible. j. man osve sao.Ger 5000
he may roll about town IN a coach and fraI
or a ,sn!eu, without the least sppreh. nsl =.
of beng dunned. Il he owe Sl0G0 re n'ay
v ak about ur.iuterrupteiiy. Ii ~ owe 50
he may 90 ige sb)ut and ''stsnG of the col
lec.or who nav ''look digger" but remain
mute. But ii be owe 3 -, or les. let hi.
keep beyond the reach Of tue creditor ann,
or wary OF meeting him 10 ioae!y Place :o'
II i. an even chance but ne vii attempt 10
take his paw cut Of ht- hid-, a. the I!.ras=
goeS. Ia proof OF ,Eis, occurred case down
g.. Eth stree. night before lat. John Fur
stor met Sam Nelson ant exclaimed.
..Yoa in:erpsi 49, old b-a, haze VOC q;
that SIX Lita you exc me:'
SAN seemed to he surprised. bat bacSel
aysins, the fence and replied:
Now look here, Joha, Ia hard Cp, IS
vou know; don, wan. 70 quarrel. :ad ii
pay you from the d-rr money get
"Why you've saii That cid s0ng isr sir
months, and - yoG I've concluded 70
beat /. out Of vOur CARCASS"
Now, John ="
And JOAN did now, and IN minute thsre
was gore enough On the Earth in tina; locality
20 Ell d. pat cap, for Furstor hai struck
San square in the nose. and no: only -.aE5ed
the for but brought nm 70 grass. Tne dsat
, 1882-09-30

THr NISSoCh TRAvcL-In order that
TIE public may not be led sstrly by what
IN the local columas O; the nerR-
ing effort, We are requested by the railway
official, 20 state. tina. the company are not
selling tickets in Portland or elsewhere 70
points east over the Northern Pacific. and IT
Is not a, all probable that ticaet. viii be sc
sOii this f4li Furthermore, the stage ser.
vie b tween the end Of the track To Mis-
sonia Is tn weekly. and the distance is lO7
instead Of I27 miles.
, 1882-09-30
NOTICE
LAND OryIcK AT wALLa WsIL,. V. T.,

LAND OryIcK AT WALLA WaIL,. V. T.,
September II, lss2-
N,.i.e il berehv given that the following
psrnrd sert CT hns t.,i noiioe of ht. intention
10 make SnAl proof in .ippof. a hs clsirl'
and that said proof vii be nsie bei"re l. .
/ and ofEc-, .; Walls NslA on octnoer u.
So. viz, Harrison W Ea.An, ia 80. Ior
the 81 iSwi ard y ; Sc y. y
Il 20 w VI. He nznes The foi'~ins VIZ
ne -.es y prove hi. continuous re-'''nor upn' M
- rnI.;ratinn OF. said land. VI. james W.
p yJ + y Boyd. s. J. Perkins, and John T.
U;,.Tr .p Of " al. wsliz, 81. T.
s.1Sv,d Z. IL MORRISON. EssssT.
, 1882-09-30
Nineteen Reasons.


\ great many p,c! lie cannUt understand
shy the female po1tios: Of the community
prefer sober mea Tho matter is simple
enough:
l. Wives Ike sober husbands because
hey can reason with Sober man.
.. Tie sober man Is moye comranion-
able.
3. Sober men hare p..de, asI priie is
woraan's main hold.
l. Sotriety means comfortable hGac.
.. Coed clothes fer mo,her ard si::!-
d7en.
g. ! house Of yrur own
:. C.eninss at home, instead q il a
barroon.
5 Bsttor health sni the cnilyInout q
HE.
O. An elevated view OF Iii, ard sense
Of your responsibility.
10 You rs crcdi: 10 your MI, ard
c'l'i treD-
II. PeoTle .ho once dsEpi.od ynu 81:
now bless You
II. Your words VII bs gsuysi as you
r..sist the tempte..
l3 Yonng men WI pattern after yo".
II. Ynu will bs an ornament % society
and the whole town in which you live.
10. The whole community vii take
pride in you, ami 'sish ;hsy had morr iIs;"
you.
IG. Your family AID frieni- viii appre-
c;a'e you.
l.. lour enemies Vii admire your path
of soorIety.
Is. Scolf,rs vii! he iisaEmed b. your
works.
10. Your many Qualities viii grow with
rurlr wears
, 1882-09-30

Az. g,IL-It Is officially announced that
me completion q tire 0. r. ( y Cos rail
WAY between B melville and Est Portland
vii oc,ar nex. Wednesday, O-to3zr l. when
we shall havr ali rail between thi' slly ard
Portland S1ys tie 0rsyoH'ra 4;'s'iar
trans vii be put on as soon as terminal Ia
,;,;-,-s 81 AIbina shall faye beer completed
bs-rssn Os.oler 10 and Is. An incline Is
:, c,ur.e o. eoastJuc,ioR :. the new grounds
and transfers 70 this Place vail be made y
,.s,-e-. Uatri the Uai1n depot Is baii''
.;,.xorth vks-. all he the POrtiand pas
..nrsr st,t:on sDd ir,i. depot lriins
ui,i start fgu.n tis ya-i be;oT Aihira
Ts.-s viii be st.ti1a IL Est Portland 70
,,e n.;shbcrEooi Of the @. / & depot sno'
II !, likely tLat passeassrs WI be iAEen os
the q. & c. .erry 70 counset WITH 'raihs
each way. Es,sblislei stations are Irou,-
AL. and Rooster Rock. bas Lh' 60 nSse VII
n lo.,>ss6 Ihis vesA-
, 1882-09-30
s. Psul's scaool vs,is v.,,s.

This schecl for s;,ls viii enter upon Ii
eleventh year Thursday. September I, lSS7.
The instruction viii be Of the met thorough
character. the discipline s.r;c, but k;nd. the
house happy home
Tho Music and Ar. Departrnent. will Be
under the direction Of especially compliant
teAchen
Particular attention given 70 primary
scholAns
For further particular, sddre-s:
II. D. LArHRoP. d. D.,
snSle--t WAlla Wa.Ia y. +.
, 1882-09-30
ras psopls's worla-~.se vsro.e.

BUaNuI's Coco,ISE La. been so,d in e-sET
civilized country. and tie public hsVerenteied
tie verde. ,h4t II i the eledr4,t SHG -; bar
Dressin9 IN tae -oriG.
BuRSyrr's FLaToRISs E1TPAc-s are inv-Ti-
zhy seknor,sased lie para! md tie bss:-
, 1882-09-30

sInTk +. roii'S s;uFe Is rsrT-l-i. And - ;. m
t,ufs hereafter 10 ao-finy hrt irsi;ia':s Sro-
c,y tsincSs, the l%E-s s:ocS Of irT goods. oEs.-t-
ng OF dress and tnsy soois mus: Se di-To,-i u At
once Tne grsassst bargains IN rh'-s gooi7 ever OF
,.-.I /. V .lia Halh AIe now '.ilg -oli t-cS c,-t
-. iAutr
, 1882-09-30

Clssr oa. re-, nice, reaches, Hies, ants
he,l bugs, skunk. ehipmupks, ScabsrA i5c.
Druggists.
, 1882-09-30
$50 icreS Uf Farming Land.

IN one ody, a. follown:
section PRE-EMPTION.
/ -esticn TIMER CULTURE.
se.,ti1n RAILROAD.
Of this. % acres i, brnk'n ,nl 25 il Nhesi.
with good GARDEN. small house, soLs little
fencing. With god wells on .he p-e-rrnpt:-.n
and railroad land, AID living .pring on tim
Ger culture. j. within u.ii-s "f tire raj rusd
aad sirsr. sut on a county rnai.
Price. $500, Caah.
, 1882-09-30
Killed
SPECIAL To THE Srs7ESTAN.l

DAYTON. Se, te:nber -.
Z. L. n.ns-roTe vas killed It Hatley 5
Ga:li ye>;eriaT by failing tree. HIS body
was taken 10 Nsi,s.urs t. a1y tcr burial.
He vas single; a-e H.t@-:Ti.
e. b. u.
, 1882-09-30
nIku--

Iu this city. Sept. y, Mrs. Catherine Del.-
ney, aged IS veS-s: sister of Mrs. Geo. Dsc.es
Ini Patrick Bussell Funeral to-moxIow ~ =
= Il. lcsIc Catholic church.
, 1882-09-30

FrzE.rRuoF PuSr.-Mr. II. 5. ioang o.
TIE firm Of Sju,ouds & Young, OF TINS cry
starts = he upper country newt Monday
evening. visiting Sprsgae Cheney. Spokane
Falls sri other towns, N tee interest o.
their trade in Fire-prooi Roofias PANT
which is ar invention of their OVID. and pro-
zourcsi by experts ard those "hc have USED
It, 20 lsall they clain for i. We heartily
c7z,r,end ~. Young TO the business men G.
The arPer country- He has wnat We Aho"
- be s coo6 ST:icie.
, 1882-09-30

Sell better thaa any other proprietary mel.
ciae, is r.at every dgus;iss on ths Pacific
ca.s. -ays. meaning. az c.arse. ptunGsrs Ore
a,n R!s3t p,;riSer.
, 1882-09-30

:rTbe Diamond DyeSfcr family Hss hsre no
a-Iu2is. Al popular cllor' easily dysd. is.t
an beautiful - CENTS 4 package
, 1882-09-30
BORN.

II tbs ci:y. Sert. 2S.h. to the wife Of F. ~.
S,huitz, daughter; weight, II pounis. Com
pfmGnts rece!Tci Father doing We'll under
10 e.rcl.s-E :..,lceS.
, 1882-09-30
OF 40 ACRES;

partly improved 10 acres unrie- feacs nm
ming water; min. u1il-s frosa |s:'s Srli.
Can sli 10 ated-d. = very I'D eaane- ~ e:
L tiL- p.ece Ot property
, 1882-09-30

Whist :. reported IS rich ind has sssn
rsie in Bitter Roc, valley near NIssoc .,
Montana I: u slysr bea,iSs ore sssayirs SD
70 $50 pax taa
, 1882-09-30

kansas Colony Ten. Tauna.t Is IN re-
c,,pt u litter today from Phillip Greene
the scent a the Kansas colony, SITTING that
,h,se people would be at Texas Ferry IN 3
dav or 50, and asking 70. several iour horse
,elms 10 Convey them 70 Pisinri!l'. Mr.,
Greene srares that he wrote home setting
forth the last that the Isad, climate snd
general outlook Of tins country. "a' all IN II
couli b. aasira1- lie writes Gen. ia-nat-
hat tlrse o,ssr Kansas COLONIES have sent
inspectors Q, agents with the present party
,sao are 70 I5cate lsai for o:hsr c'nilns eFni-
-rsp,s. There - 20 be IN exodus from han-
sss .brs ;sil.
, 1882-09-30
Walla Walln. W. T.
FARM FOR RENT

Al. ready to put in /; in gnoi locality, and or
easy terms. HOUSE AMI furniture. Apply in
maoiately, II il must be let soon-
, 1882-09-30

Mis- Emma Abbott is said to ba.e maize
SIGG,p01 in sock -peculati,ns recently.
E.nn.a. Il YOU can - that sort of thins, y0a
j,,ss ,e; o..eEa alone.
, 1882-09-30

TREATMENT OF DI9HHETIa.--VG est ""'F'
everything which hears on rs ia'e' tie eV!'
den,e of authority sc atipg to Giph'tens- IL
II interest TO our public. In ti.'s sp''i; We
Give the following: The -Re,t'eG' Pros
s,ys that D. Deuktr, who. darius twenty
four Years Of very ex:ensi-e practice in Tie
Chl!r.n's Hospital. $. Pet=rabafs, las
treated upward OF two THOUSAND cases o.
dipb,berir. and triei al the remedies both
internal an external, employed IN TINS alec
non. has OBJ ,aia,d the b-st results from the
,,,Iov iDr NE hod winch be has employed lor
the last tn year. As soon as the "ht'
spots appear On the t'rssi' 'e gives '1Aa'
tive nsruly composed OF senua, which pro-
,,o,.s an abundant ecaelation- When the
.,ur-,t.re easc. has ceased he gives c"ld
5r,rks. aciiolatel With hydroch!oric acid
aud sverv two hours gsrsle composed o'
i,,ua ,ratsr and b . milk IN eoaAl pa',s. d.
nepker aiiirrns that WIN this treatment Is
commenced early !. !. g-neEaliy and rapidly
s-,~zs.ful ~
, 1882-09-30
Wise Woman

VIII sry and preserve he- charms 81. NAV
lack Classic outline of form, but al. should use
SoZoDQNT,sn and retain the beauty AID useful
ness ID bar terth. A the set Of teeth i. cue CT
the highest charms. SQZoDoNT Sll do Iii.
work.
, 1882-09-30


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, 1882-09-30
A RARE CHANCE
FARM OF 30 ACRES.

FARM OF 40 ACRES.
Farm is nearly all under fence and plongh-
e, up, has good well. house and barn and is
near a school h..usa Five tone of hay and all
the farm implements gn with the sale. a deed
can b. given for lG0 acre., the other 30 acres
beng railroad land. Price s.. 800. 1t - one
u .he bert farms H. Uuastil.s County.
, 1882-09-30
INTENDING SETTLERS
REQUIRING GOOD FARMS


in the Je.t pnr,iun Of the famous what
growing and farming lInis of tm,,iia
cul,ity. Oregon, will i" u-ll 70 maxi arpi
cation without delay. ~ the uniienIen'i ned
l,n,i- vii ron lie dirpos-d Of. Their is nov
.nr .,Ii. ,Is ,.linnu' .lm.pt of
, 1882-09-30

CRIiTcISTNG TIE puCToU. Not many days
ago the STs-r7Is> published upan The an
,hor!ty OF a physician. arecipe i'r mixture
TO prevent the rreseEc, "i d.PLtAes.a or to
iisSipate poisonous Amos tlrc. Since then.
W ar. told that some Yhys.2.sn considers II
unproiessioaa! and direct lo's to the i1cui-
Is. thus t. teach the ne OF preventise'. To
us il seems ike a ve-y aa-rv.. v'aw TO ta--,
tn;s one ct the ri,.trr, alI w. b=lIsFe tha.
TIE w!s,st of the profession IL not hold tlat
for d,cto:s to teach la4ukinI bow 70 prevent
a,sease. roas III N OF their practice. such 4
th.o-y is fallac.u.s. S,ckuess aud deIth are
inevitable TO tAo.e even, hl rsost scrnpG-
lou.!y regulate :.eIr h-ji,s according 10 hy'
cieric rulys, AMI it certainly seems that t.
AZ. as physic;zn :, suci soa!d eii'Td he
r.o,. agreeable practice. We only wish
that mere o; our eminent r!ysea-s ~oaid
consent to use the i~s:are rl.;toEm AID the
nress to instruct the masses ci people how t"
Ike. Tie pi.v=i,;sn WHO vii frankly ae-
;.uowled-e TIA. hyli-Le aU3 preventive med
;,.ine are the NOS. important part ii his art
and about which hr knows rnos', Is t-e one
whom tie pab!.c wil Ae mos apt to 20 TO-
when ussu.e NEEDS Il re-.
, 1882-09-30

..f.'l'ruub'es often come from whence we least
-xrrc. tEev.." Yet sc may ciien prevent or
coy...ter-ct them By prompt aad int-llisent
action. Th"usAnll ri yer ons are constantly
t-rul'.d with ca-lh;n.tiIn of diseases.
Diseased kidneys a,i costire boNlss are their
t,,raertars TIey shou!i know that Kidney
Wors act, an these organs 5. the same time,
ca!lsin. them - THROW off the p9i'ons ths. have
c:o..rd ..=l.l. ...,l 50 ren-;.ins the whole sys'
, 1882-09-30

Hi,.',e rsIk. Wy. T., is said - Rave child
vitt. per.s.i!s iorI.ei body and the bead oi
= scY.lE..
, 1882-09-30

Tie Denver .lirirS Exposition continues TO
be grss, -ucc.ss. AMI is ri,ite! d.ily by large
numbers Of reop!r. many Of whom are from
III, last. New specimens and exhibits are
L.G-i const .ntly.
, 1882-09-30

Tho great value oi Mrs. LydiaE L. Pinkhsni =
Vegetable COMPOUND T ali DISEASES 81 women
Is dem n,.ra;sd by every day experience. The
,vri, II this hal occasion step into the prin-
eip.l Pharmacy cf a city Of 1900 inhahi
.ant-. aui Oh inquiry a. t. which IL the mos;
popular proprietary medicine OF the time, was
answered, that AIrs. P:nkham's Vegetable
Ca,u2opaG oeclpiss a ro', conspicuous place
II The front rank "! a. the remedies Of thu
cI.ss nov before the public Journal
, 1882-09-30
I: Eurhup.iba."
TDs Golden Opportunity.

Quick. co-lplete cure, ali ANNOYING kiinsy,
Gia,ida. and Urinary Diseases. 81. nr.ssi-ts.
, 1882-09-30
s,aTea's CacT7 Tooth Paste.

Al arrmaric coI4hiEatiun for the preservation
Of :le teeth And sums It i far superior 70
.yy pr, ..sT-ti..n ,i ia kind in t!,s market. Ia
iaIge, handSrin-, pal Io.s, price 20 cents
For sfls hy IL druggists. Hodge. Davis &
Co. v-lsiesais agents, Portland. Oregon. Il
:. Ho,r.es. Nal!a Wars, " T. jy27 iSw
, 1882-09-30

s.s--''1 - i.-A5or: forty 81 or..-
=, a.. Up Tie Eo.el s. Val
-, :as 2o.aa u O..obsE ri. house
-. ~ .e'cgsacy. 7. looss noS
'~,s--. -FaHy NJ. Lave 70
- ;. sai,ry to nansr. hi,
E-.:..,. --'s'' e.asaa: ami expensive
io7z ,-.- - a',a 50 ior one to I.s.s AMI
!, - ,aa.,ss - f;o2ta5ls. Ire heating OF
SS.a.a - :'aG Sss9 :, S50o s,ch
, 1882-09-30

The wife Of jesse James Is living in ksar-
nav. No. where she has bought 4 house and
IL: with the money received ~ her lec;uring
contract ami from other souiceA
, 1882-09-30

Ev.-y sufferer from liver complaints and
,-rztira;i"n vii doVbt!essly avail Themselves
Gi the Golden opportunity presented II testing
lie neU remedy, Syrln nf Figs. free ot charge.
Gases Of long standing. which have Only been
:-s;-,s,vatei by the harsh, gripins nedicine.
!or;neriy u,-j, yield promptly to the gentle yet
ihnIau,h iIil Iencs Of Syrup Of fi-s. Those
WI. have tried it raise IL h.ehly. Trial bot
lies ire AMI large bottles 10. sa.e By all drug
g>ts.
, 1882-09-30
8 GOOD DWELLINGS
TWO OF THEM NEW

f1ii c;ty lot; IA the rao-t ssIab;s Prr. e ID
city. For .sle-
, 1882-09-30
GOOD FARM

Price. $500. Caah-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
NOT LIKELY TO FIGHT.
Latest Phases of the Turnbull.
LOubat Comedy.
Nea1 Yerk World. Mdv 18,

Nea6 1efk WOTt0, May 10.
The interest in the Loubat-Tutnbull
affair has by no means died out On the
contrary, when it became known that
Mr.. Loubat had returned to the city, and
when the rumor got abroad that the
governing committee of the Union Club
| had held a meeting, the interest in the
case deepened, and from the club steps
up Fifth avenue for several blocks
| little knots of men could be seen
discussing the matter-some of them
seriously, others laughing over the whole
affair. 1t was rumored in the afternoon
that the governing committee was to
meet last night for the purpose of ex-
polling Mr.. Loubat. This attracted an
unusual number of members to the club
and there was much speculation as to
what the result would be. The opinion
was quite freely expressed that should
Mr.. Loubat be expelled from the club he
would not have the right to challenge
Mr.. Turnbull, and that should he send a
| challenge afterward Mr.. Turnbull would
be at liberty to refuse to accept it.
Mr.. Herman Leroy, one of the gov
ernors of the club, when spoken to last
night. refused abso'utely to say word
except that the governing committee
had held meeting He would neither
confirm nor deny the report that the
meeting was for the purpose mentioned,
saying that it was a private meeting of
the governors, and he was not at liberty
to state what had taken place.
81 presume that had Mr.. Loubat been
expelled you would be at liberty to make
that fact public?"
II suppose it would become known"
was the response.
Frcm another member of the club,
not one of the governing committee, it
was learned that Mr.. Loubat had not
been expelled, but that committee had
been appointed to investigate and report
upon the case. Mr.. Turnbull was not
about the club yesterday or last night.
Reports from Richmond and Wash
ington received here yesterday gave the
information that Mr.. Loubat was on his
way back to New York in company with
friend, understood to be Mr.. Brugiere.
He arrived at ten o'clock last night, and
with his friend drove to the
Glenham Hotel, where they went
Immediately to their rooms with
out registering. 1t is stated also
that Mr.. A. w. Clason, whom Mr.. Lou
bat visited near Cedar Point, Va, and
who is recognized authority on ques-
tions such as those now mooted in the
club is on his way to New York to take
part in the discussion. The prevailing
impression seems to be, however, that
there will be no fight after all. The
laws against duellng in this State are
very stringent, and the District Attorney
would only be too glad to enforce them
if any opportunity should be afforded
him. Whatever may be the result as
concerns the two principals, there is
strong feeling against them both among
the members of the club, which will in
all probability result either in the ex-
puIsion of both or in a severe reprimand
of both.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

Or. shoulders, 75c; short rib, ii l0c: short
clear. II 75c. Whisky steady and unchanged,
CINCINNATI. May 22.-Flour firm: family
IS coos %; fancy. Sc 5007 g. Wheat dull and
spot. Corn quiet but firm: No. mixed 7ssx@
I51kc on the spot; 76zsc bid for May; 1910 Tor
June. Oats quiet; No. mixed, 551<c. Pork
strong and higher. Bulk meats strong; Shout
81 IA; combination sales Of finished goods, s55
barrels, on the basis of 81 IA. Sugar quiet and
unchanged; hards. 1Ols011c; New Orleans.
sSSzc 6 n0ss r% ma common and ghs
81. LOUIS. May 22-F1our nominally uu-
changed: Xxx. IS 250l5 40; choice to fancy.
S. COOS 50. Wheat higher; No. 2 red fall 81 SO
June. Corn dull and weak; 7607Sc, according
TO location-mainly zee for cash and May; 73l<c
for June. Oats lower: 53Ac for cash: 521zc for
ions-Pork strong and higher; mess, $40 90 bid
for cash; $50 so asked for June. Bulk meats
higher, with good demand for car lots; shout
ders; SOC; short rib. II 3Oc; short clear II s0c
BAL-IsoRK. May 22.-Oans quiet but firm
Southern, 6O163c; Western white 81 063c, ditto
mixed 6O063c Provisions closed firm Ness
pork. old Sl9 75, new $50 75 Bulls meats-sboul-
ders and clear rib Sides, packed, glke and i2Llc.
Observation-Disclosures. 1e14c: clear rio -;des. 1910.
Hams. i51401516e. Lard, refined, l23zc Con- e
sugar oSiet Se SSe Wb IS PRIME nst s y
al 81 Freights to Liverpool very dull.
LoUTsvILLk, May s2-Provisions strong: Mess
pork, $2n So Bulk meats-shoulders, s SOC;
clear rib, II Soc; clear Sides IL 00c. Lard, choice
kettle rendered, firm at 1870. Flour steady
and unchanged. Grain dull: Wheat, No. red
winter, nominally 81 30 Corn, nominally-No.
white, Sc; No mixed, 7sc. Oats. mixed, sec.
WILMINGTON, May % Corn steady; prime
white, 96c; mixed, 93c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, May %, p. m.-Turpentiue, Ais Cd.
LIVERPOOL. May p, Carbohydrates Ais Cd.
Resin. common, IS.
NEW YORK, May 22.-Rosin firm at s. 30 Tur-
pentine dull at 471kc.
CHARLESTON, May 22.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 41Q42c. Rosia quiet, business light;
strained and good strained at 81 6561 20.
WILMINGTON May 22-Spir1Us turpentine
| dull and nominal hosin quiet at 81 65 for
strained, and 81 20 for good strained. Tar firm
at 81 IS.