davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-25

Young men, why don't you rent a
room at the Windsor. The best of
accommodations and rates easy. Sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-25

Farmers, Attention.
1000 dozen chickens wanted at
once. V. A. Bush,
2-tf. Northwest corner square
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-25

Take your produce to Younger &
Jesse. lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-25

Chew W. T. e. Plug. IT'S best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-25
Call and See Them

We want all of your country pro-
duce and will pay the highest market
price We have just opened the
finest lot of groceries even in Mexico,
just south of Roden's.
! lift. YOUNGER & JESSE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-25

Hit HI, Hall.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

aud, baB es guao9ien siebts" fraete
ibn Der WorfiBenbe. e.-3euge: u6elbff=
rebeno, mo Id bo9'n Mamn BON Sad
bin. = 8ori.: rWas 1T elm Bull
ohfeY -3euge: IN Buao9s tpar
nal n ri9tiger Bule, tpie er i'm Buf)e
itebt, aberi6t Jon Buue iebt Bios N
paar Sabre, benn ,pirb ct IN bisten
f9mad uff be Beene nm be gfonomens
faftriren ibm gu N Dds. De Natur
iiebt fib aberi6t in's Mlter mid 70 leiebt,
I'M baorum bebdlt JON fpdter DDS in.s
mer nod tuas bonn ietueiemen 8ulIen.
Set is N BULLDOG. Die iibrigen
r@a6beritdnbigen" beitdtigten sur fdts
ll9en @enugtbuung bes MngefIagz
ten bic Mngaben ibres GolIegen.
Ser @eridtsbof itien aber bor
Der natllrmifeni9aftli9en Bebeutunq
Der 8iebtreiber tuenig Mdtung gu babem,
6enn ct beifdtigte 6as erftri9terli9e gr-
tenntniB unb ertldrte, es gebe feiner
Meinung nod feline 8ulIo1ien; entz
tDeoer ieien es 8ullen ober O1ien. Elm
Mittelbing beifebe ni1t. 2opfi9ittelno
berlieben Der Nngeflagte un6 bic Sad,
beritdnbigen" ben @eri9tsIaal unb
murmelten Dor ii6 bin: runb ct
tiebt b o 9 8ullD . @ fer."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

ynx g. S... kx.x r.M
ls: .s.:L I" - oea gaIoen ptelt, oa n6ermannte
M!g ore Uelggett, bic Selbitliebe, i'd
eslEe aa@ 2tlen - es ipar AM IL.
UeDaaass o1.. ~.
Oas Attentatl" rief Der Winifer.
s2SsI@er sntleglt@e 3ufaa!- =. 90
lp'elI Oas S@ldlal mt uils Wfent9en!"
Aag l@ Dabe 5lerlt 70 geoa@t,A ers
!p!Oeile Senollft8en. Pam aber babe
10y s'1geIe9eH, pap nt9f 1ener 3ufall
g mem Soes silti9teoen bat: es mar BON
g 9eglHH oene9et: Sur9 iiteta gan5es
aSelen uno our@ oas, tpas gei@eben
par. IN oteiem Slnae glebtes eil Ga=
sam, IN olelem Slnne gei6iebt auf grs
GI;xsnt az soI1 Ia ups!geyen MnB, nHD melH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07
@as 1T eim 8ullpdbfe2

Cine naturgel9i9tli4e israae beld6dfs
tigte felt Monaten 6ie @eri6tsb6fe in
Der 8erliner 8orftabt Woabit, bis enbz
| lid bic Berufungsfammer 6es BerIiner
2anbgeri9ts 1 in biefer bo9mi9tigen
Mngelegenbeit 6as lebte un6 entf6eiz
benoe Wort gefpro9en bat.
Den duBeren MnlaB bierau bot elm
unbebeutenber pro3eB gegen ben Nieb=
treiber Griebri9 Brebou tueaen Wibers
ifanbs gegen bic 6taatsgetpaIt. 8rebom
trieb bonn 8iebbof 3mei 8uaen, obne iie
notwithstanding gefoppeIt au baben.
Gin S9ubmann begegnete ibm, bemerfte
bic utlgeniigenoe 9oppelung Der Sbiere
nno fragte ben Sreiber mad bef1en 91as
men. Da ber lebtere ii9 benz 8eamten
b6bnif9 balb als Breootp, balb als
Jiebler borftellte, Derlangte Der G9ub>
mann, Der 9reiber m6ge ibm bebufs
Geffelung bes ipabren Namens aur
Wa9e folgen. Oieiem Werlamgen mibers
feBte fi9 aber 8rebop auf bas gntldiez
benite, tporauf gegen i'm bic Mntlase
erboben tpurbe.
@or benz S@6fenseridt bebauptete
Der Mngetlagte, ct tpdre in isimem Re6t,
oenn bic Sbiere ieien neBuIIen,
onbern 8uIlo@ fen setpeien unb
bieie brau9ten nidt 10 forsfdltig sefops
pelt au tperben, aIs iene. rBul0dlen
giebt es ia gar ni9t," bemertte ban1aIs
per Worfbenbe. yObo!" berieBte bet
Mngeflaste, .Bullodien iiebt ct febr
woa. 6enn tpeil'n Bu0o6s n 8ieb Is,
mot born tpie'n Bull un 6inten MEN
Dds ausRebt." leberbies berlangte
grebom CUR Iufffdruns bes sanaen 8ors
falls mebrere 3eugen, 70 baB bic Sa9e
tpieoerbolt merben mubte. Sci ieber
neuen 8erbanblung felIte natiirlib Der
Mn9etlagte bic wiifenf6aftIi9e Grage:
nWas If Elm gullo6s?1 CUR gr6rterung.
SblieBli1 tpurbe er aber bod au elmer
8elbtrafe bon 80 Mart perurtbeilt.
Qber 10 leidt CAB ii6 Der bartnddige
Wiebtreiber ni9t aufrieben. uDet nebm'
i'd mid an" iagte er bel ber 8erfiihbiz
gung beg ertenntnifes, rid ieb' au N
Nppeq."
gr bat Wort sebaIten unb auf bieIe
Weiie mar aud bic Berufunsstammer
in bic 3wangslage periebt, fi9 nit Der
Bullodfen.S Sbeorie bes Serrn 8rebop
gu bei6dftigen. ats bieier merfte, baB
er aud bier nit feiner gegrifsbei films
mung niht bur9bringen bhrfte, ,perlanste
er bic 8ernebmung bon Sa9perIfdn6iz
gen. DSrauben ftebn ie", iagte er gum
Woriibenben. .Wers" fragte Der Nor=
iibenbe erifaunt. rDe Sa9berlidnbieen,
mat meene 2olleiens iinb," antuortete
Der @oriisenbe, nSie meinen Die 3eu.
gen; nun, bic werben mir pernebmen." /"
4ls erfer 3euge eri6ien bierauf ber
Wiebtreiber Rerner: r@lauben Sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07
. E Il rd,ferIid1e 9rnhun,

Gar6terli6e 9robung.
u. 3a, tuifen Sic, bic 2auferei bab'
i9 nun iatt. Bollen Sic aablen ober
nidta 3. Wie fam i6 aabIen, penn
id ni9ts babe2 U. Gut, 10 made i9
furSeu pro3eB. Morgen f6ide id Sbz
men ben 8eridtsboll5ieber auf BEN
Gals. 9. $50 nidts 1T, bat ielbft Der
Gaiier iein Heht berloren. u. Sd
mill aber su meinem Gelbe fommen.
Da bleibt mir benn ni6ts iibris, als
gum Meuberiten au greifen: Sd teIe<
grapbire Sbrer S6wiegermutter, baB
fie unpersiiglib bierber fommt. 9. I'm
@ottesmillen. nur bas nidt. Morgen
baben Sic Sbr @elb!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

@eriMtsbof cine ffpd1mdIioe Weruehz
mund Ser s1oubf,elioen onorhmsts
gs hiua QflIes 0obon as: IA, iihertr,,o
bic 0eruebmuno oIeiGmobI an einsn
glnbfren, Ser beniI ana inirfiid,s Sis
Mabrbeit uid1t ans Qiht brod5te Ser
Oberife geridtsbof beifdfiote bns Sos
6esurthei(: er ibrnd5 ca iiber mid, mint
iiber mein Qiub: nun mar iene d,iserife
gfothmenbiafeit einaeireten. Sd tnufte
nun, baB id Elm Werbred5er tper6en
maBte, unb tportete Sic Gnt5deiSnno
iiber bas @nabeuaelud, bes Wertheisis
gers nur bebbaIb as, neil Die gorbez
reitungen aur 9haf 9eit erfnrherfem
uub neil ID, borher mod einine noIiti.
i1e Mnaetloqte, Bic unoered6t ar,oe5dnis
biat uorben, retten tp0iIie
Sd erinnere m;m h;s Mrh.;,..
jaofe ber gJ};nia.r e. ,,"r raX s ~,
mer wie betdubt. es fOifete linn M,iibe.
bem @eDauteuoono See l1nniiidIidsn
au foIoen. "a, neriiebe S mnr Iosss G;yss
irimt ionte r. lonoinm ,,nh NJ Min sS S%
mif Ser Gon6 iiber hie gt;rnwe w snos ls
RIM etltbe6feu Sic fid1 nif1f mir oher
tparum riefem eie mint S;s @mohs a Sss
Mnuo,d,sn ons s ~
Mns stnsi @riiuhen .r,r;hert. s,rh.
Iiuoen Sm hohe min n,e;m 0shsu
lan1 aemii}f' Rsd,t ar 1 iiS.u % nine rI.. SInss.
buno 6er Ierlon ga ~ mar mir mir INNER MINER
ber SunInoIIfie @ebonfe hos hsr M sIhei;ns .i;s
Der Meide off and, hn mn s;n,;o Scs
Wefek entimeibem iollte Weoiinif;rSnnsn nn
erfdbrf. 6ie Sem Mrmsn %sniSsr mn %;sSr;os,
nie Il, Sbeii oemarSsu mi marsn ''iHa. Inn
bor,in, mar "a mir eine g,eim e;n, . Ssr.
ortioe Weoiinss;nmnn nrn fiir mid !,
Muibrum q, sei,nsm w ;"
Mber hmm ~ SyS eis IL e;u g,orr nou
ieltsnem m.Gtsnsfiihi @ - a. rief rel i So, mini. I'M.
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8u6(enS Mrnfea=saIbe

Die bette @albe Der BeIt fir @6nitte,
Nuetfdunsen, gefdpiire, 0ieber. umb Saut.
ansfdlas, GIedte, sefprunsene Sanbe, sroit.
beulen uno ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt Sa.
murrboiben ober feline 8eaabluns. 80llise
Classification sarantirt ober bas geIb pirb
anriiderfattet. Is @ents bic SdadteI bel u.
1reiR
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@eae,, Werffobfnuo.
G6i,torr.

We8eit WerffOPfmmg, Samorr.
boioen, Gallen unb 2ebettranfbeiten,
giebt es fein boraiigli1eres Wittel aIs
S96nfelbs beutf6er Meren= unb 2eber.
3bee. 9erfelbe 1T na6 ben Original.
reeepten bes beribmten beutfden pro.
feiior 2iebig prdparirt unb elm unfebl.
bar tuirfenbes WlitteI. W2it meniaeu
yadeten BON bieiem ausgeaeidneten
Sbee fann man ber gefdbrli6fem &ranf.
belt borbeuqen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07
Cine aarte.

I'm Mue, pelde on Golsen bon 5uaenbfiin.
pen, nerboier e6pa&e, friibem 8erfaG, gerIuit
oer Wannesfraft etc. leiben, ienbe id foften.
fret Neeept, bas iie furirt. Dieles sroBe Sell.
mttlel ipuroe Son einen Milfionar in Sib.
Mmerifa entbedt. S9idt abreflirtes @oubert
an Meb: Ssfepb s. Snman, Station g., Rep
gort 9th. q, 7,tunli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

Dead Shot" Seren @orm Qini.
ment pirtt tider uno idnea. Dieies Eminent
tOotet Die 8irmer ausenblidlid; baIt GIieaen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. Sm @alfer aufaeioif
iif es elm aus9e3eidnetes SeiImitteI gesen iraenb
nelde @unbeH beim 8ieb. VreiS 80 gents.
graparirt nnb gum 8erfauf bel q. Dreie,
Gan antOnio. 1876 tuip
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;, ,Garbers gOeefIn~ ldmenft or

v$arperS 20eeflb" i6tpenft alio
quo our unteritiibung bes republitani=
l9en Stadtstidets elm. Sn einem biez
les betpse9enben 4rtitel iagt bas 8latt
ilIlter Mnberem: pDieies 1T elm sSabr,
IN mel9em ber @anoioat an 6tele Ser
SlaiTorm tritt, bic pfiidt ber Nem
yorfer e'pilbienitreformer liegt flar au
Gage, es gilt, ben prdiibenten boburd,
ali unterfiiben, baB Der @anbioot leiner
yartei get9lngen tpirb. Das ipdre elm
Sisg Der 9eform.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

9eute Moreen um 10 llbr enoiste
bic Bepeisaufnabme in ben Sgnaeio
gorte3 Mor6faQ. Die 9nlprade an
bic Surp nabm um 2 llbr ibren Mnfang
uno es 1T 3ueifelbaft, Oh bic Surp ii6
nod beute bebufs Jdllung ibres urs
tbeils suriidaieben tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07
0rpbire es felbR.

Der 8elpeis fiir bic Site bes Yuobina beifebt
ni6t i'm Rauen bes garnes, fonbern in Sc.
nisung Der Gclesenbeit gum 9erfoifen beiiel.
ben. s. Ralteber & @on, bic apotbefer, habeu
cine probei1aide bon Or. 8planto's Sulfen.
nne 9ungen. Shrnp, fir Seoen, Der nit Suifen,
@rfaltunsen, aitbma, S9winbfudt ober Gun.
senfranfbeit seplast 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

- @eorg @biel6s, Der f9 am eonu<
tag auf Der Sago bur9 einen @9uB
perunnbete, 1T gefern i'm Santa Rofa
Sospital geitorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

= &idter Noonan bat bic @ranb
Surp porldufis Bis gum erfen Wsontag
i'm Nopember entlaiien.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-07

Die
GB6@entlibe Treie WrefFe
eri4eiut
ieiben Dcnnerfa8
unb fciiet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.26 fir s
Wonate in ycrausbesobtans.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-26
ROssA's AssAILANT.
Accused of Being an Amateur Actress
in Old England.

in Old England.
Mrs. Dudley must for some years have
supported herself, says the Pail Mall Ga
zette, but she never seems to have applied
herself with tenacity to any single object.
She attended a medical school, and OBJ
tanned several engagements in West End
houses as a professional nurse, accepting
a case of smallpox, or typhoid, or one OF
measles, with equal Indifference. Viva
ciOus, decidedly clever, with a pretty face
and lissOm figure, 1t is not surprising
that Mrs. Dudley bethOught herself
of the stage as a means for gain
ing a livelihood. She took few
lessons in London, and applied in vain
for London engagement. In Manches-
ter she was more successful, and appeared
in a pantOmime there. A photograph was
taken by Mr.. Dawes, 20 Church street,
Stoke NewingtOn, some three years ago,
when Miss DOrigne, Mrs. "Dudley's''
nom de theatre, was anxious to send
some photographs to a theatrical man.
ager. She appears as mermaid cOntem-
plating her kingdom at the bottom of the
sea. 1t is only some weeks ago that Mr..
Dawes destroyed the negatives of other
photographs of Miss DOrigne, fortunately
preserving this one, from which no prints
rapher should make a small fortune out
Of this fragile bit of glass, which so mar
rowlY escaped the dustmen's cart.
We have also been able to unearth
another photograph of Mrs. Dudley,
taken two or three years ago by the
Stereoscopic Company. Mrs. Dudley is
said by one or two of her friends, whom
our representative has seen, to have been
a facile composer of verses and romance
at the early age of s, and for many years
composition has been her chief amuse-
ment. She filled reams upon reams of
paper, but unluckily none of her illusions
have been preserved. "Ouida" was her
favorite novelist. Those who know her
say that her poisonings were merely little
dramas got up for the edidcation of her
friends. On her return to the old cOun-
Try Lucy Dale, alias Lucille Yseult Dud-
ley, alias Miss Dorigne, need have no
lack of engagements, matrimonial or
otherwise
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-26

Tybee. Feb %, 7:30 p m-Passed out steam
ship Tallahassee, bark Harry Bailey (Br).
Arrived at anchor, bark Veronica tBrj, and
one unknown.
At anchor, outward bound, bark Androme-
ia lNOrl, schr VIM VanBrunt.
came down and anchored, schr VIM NJ
Bird.
Waiting, banks Adelaide Baker tBr,. Ru-
| uolph Ebe Ger. { Il HaZeltine.
lind >, light; raining.
Darien, Feb 24-Arrived 22d, schrs Fl P Ha-
Yens, Curtis, savannah; 23d, Satilla, Rivers.
Fernandina; Caleb RIdgeway. Townsend
do.
Cleared 23d, bark Hannah & Mary CBr).
Freeman, Kings Lynn, Eng: ROndO (Nor)
Olsen, London; oath, Gudyang Nor, Salve-
sen, Conway. Wales; Martin Luther (SW)
Helander, Queenstown, TOR orders; Mar
garita Dam, Findsen, Queenstown for or
ders)i lndla lRusl. FOutell. West HartepOOl g.
New York. Feb 23-Arrived. sehr joseph
Souther, Watts. Brunswick, Ca.
Below, schr Two Brothers, Bryant, from
JacksOnVlle, with loss Of jib, nainsail and
Barcelona. Feb 2O-sailed, bark Guglielmo
stanford lItal, Maresca, Savannah.
- Corunna, Feb lS-Arrived, brig Baltic tBr),
Bartaby, Savannah.
Genoa, Feb lG-Arrived. bark Virginia Utah.
Rocca, Pensacola mot as before.
HaTwlch. Feb 2S-Arrived, steamship Bill
low (Br., Adwick, COOsaw.
Havre, Feb 2O-Sailed, bark Sandvik (Sw)
Gilman, Savannah.
Liverpool, Feb 22-Arrived, ship Asiana (Br),
J. n.
dos ga, Anna Howitz Ger, Hoff, Savannah
via Falmouth.
Sailed, brig Pathfinder tBr), Hoar, Tybee.
BucnOs Ayres, Jan l5-Arrived, bark Her
bert Hall tBr), Davis, Savannah.
ApalachcUla, Feb 20-Arrived. bark Sackett
Nor, Berthe, Barbados
brunswick, Ga, Feb 2l-Cleared. schr d Il J
Lee, Smith, New York.
Newport, r l, Feb 2l-Arrived, schr e
Fletcher, Pensacola, for New York.
Key West Feb 23-ATrived. steamer Har-
Ian. Staples, New Orleans via Tampa DrO-
ceeded TO Havanal; schr Margaret A May.
Jarvis, Philadelphia.
New Bedford, Feb 2S-Sailed, schr Samos,
Smith, Savannah.
Fernandina, Feb 23-Arrlved, schr Ocean
Traveller dam, Thomas, st Croix
Cleared. schrs Mary L Morris, Smith.
Charleston; Mary Godfrey, Godfrey, Phila-
delphia.
New York, Feb 25-Arrived, strs Devonia.
Nestphalia, Regulator.
Arrived out, strs Oder. City of Chester dds
abledJ, barks Constantine Won Reinecke, Car
digaDshire, Aladdin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-26

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Feb 25-FOrdg Office. s, & w Rv, X Bias
tick, IL Myers u Bros, NJ Henderson, j
Maggie, Col Alfred Rhett.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ran
way. Feb 25-Eordg Office. Peacock. II & Co
Tho Basch, Order notify Lawrence HartsnOrn
NJ Henderson, Bendheim Bros Il Co. j Raw
ThOs West, Lee Roy Myers, + + Cheatham
\ Letier. Rutherford " +. Graham Il IL. j /
w ID Simkins. DIR J Read. Lippman Bros, "
NJ Lanier, T Bond, 3 West Il 60, j Gard
ner, d BACON x Co, McDOnOugh Co, r L
Cassels, Dale, W & Co. Reppard Il Co. X lie
page, Griffin Il r Co, Epstein Il w, j A Pear
son, ID Y Dancy, VI Maclean, Garnet, 5 Il Co
w w Gordon & Co, Butler 4 S, Muir. ID 4 Co
Walter, Il 4 Co, Baldwin & Co, j z Williams
JnO Flannery Il Co, Ellis, IL X c.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 25-Fordg AgI
Jno Flanncry & Co. L Guilmartin & Co, J j
Hoist & W, W w Gordon u Co. Wilder s. Co
H NJ Conner L Co, Garrett, 5 4 Co, WarnOcR
\ 5, Baldwin X Co, Haynes & E, A b Huh
Herman < X. Graham " II, Haines n ID, NJ I
Quinan, 5 Guckenheimer & Son, w II Reid
+ y SchwarZ, Holcombe, @ Il Co, Frank Y Co
f l. Neidhnger Son Il Co, A J Miller Il Co,
henderson, FavOrlte Carriage Co.
Stults. II Myers Z Bros, Eckman s. V, joyce
Il II, VI Nj Simmons, IL Zachariah, II Fox
r I Roberts, ThOs West, NJ Mendel 4 Bro, !
Henderson. d Bacon & Co. City & Sub Ry
Geo Meyer, 4 Letter, w E Alexander q Son
Z Bond, Lee Roy Myers, + Lowell & Son
Weed Il G, Smith Bros Il Co, NJ Boley & Son
Melnhard Bros X Co, Chess Carley Co, w /
BOwe, Chas Wright, c l. Gilbert Il Co, K ]
Armstrong, ID Bacon = Co, o Butler, f {
DuBignOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-26
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-26
GOULD,s BIG STOCK HOLDINGS
The Great Spectators Securities Be
lieved to Have Shrunk Over $50,
600 600

The Great Spectators Securities Be
lieved to Have shrunk Over $50,
100000.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Jay Gould's
money matters are open secrets in this
city, and the best authority says a forced
settlement at this time would leave him
with little more than a moderate fortune.
He is the greatest borrower of money in
Wall street. In the early part of 1881 the
"streeV credited him with being worth
$50, 0C0, 900 at the values then quoted. His
decline in paper has, using the ''street'
figures, been $50, COX, 900 or $50, 900, 900. The
constant changing of his securities makes
it hard to set fixed value upon the stuff
that ne holds. When the great decline in
prices came Gould had vast quantities of
the securities of the Wabash, the Texas
and Texas Railroads. The event which
precipitated the decline was unexpected,
and he lost fearfully by the upsetting Of
his calculations. The estimate of his
losses was $7,0O0,000 in Wabash, $3,000,-
coo in Texas and Pacific, and
81, 000,0 900 in Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. These losses were all caused by
the depreciation of the values of these
properties. OF the $29, 100000 capital
stock of the Missouri Pacific, Gould
owns S19, ZOO, 900, and he cannot sell it for
any price. Gould had bought stacks Of
'puts"-thTOugh brokers, of cOurse-of
Russell Sage ON Missouri Pacific, Union
Pacific and Western Union. When the
big panic occurred Gould ''put" the stock
which he got at the low prices to Sage,
and relieved the latter of something like
81, 000, 900 or $4,000, 900. Sage used to think
nothing of lending Gould S1,OOO,OOO ''Over
night" and occasionally he would have
loaned out altogether to Gould at one
time as much as $10,0O0,0 900.
The "street' has 1t that Gould 'lay
down" on Sage in the great furry. In
other words, Sage called loan on him
and he would not respond, for he could
not afford to return even borrowed money
in troublesome times like these. That
was an explanation Of Sage's great delay
in settling his own contracts. At present
Gould is considered to be in fair condition
to stand drop in the market, and he has
privately said that he could lose $50, 000,-
600 and still have more money than he
and his family would need.
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Local Sleeping Cars on all nlgnt trains De-
tween Savannah And Augusta, Savannah aud
Macon, Savan nah and Atlanta.
OOsbcScEi0as.
The Ailledgevt1e and Eat0ntOn train ruu
daily Except Monday between Gordon and
Eatonton, and daily Except Sunday between
Eatonton and Gordon.
Train No. 50, leaving Savannah at s:4F
NJ, will not stop Except on Sundays) to pyd
of passengers at stations between Savannab
and No. AZ.
Eufaula train connects at Cuthbert for Fyr
Gaines daily except Sunday.
The Perry accommodation train betvgf.eN
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily except Suss
day..
The Albany and Blakeiy accommodation
tram runs daily Except Sunday betWeen
Albany and BlakelY.
At savannah with Savannah, Florida and
western Hallway; at Augusta with all lines
70 North and East; at Atlanta with AIRLINE
and Kennesaw Routes TO all points North
East and West.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car bertha
on sale at City ONCE, No. 20 Bull street.
q: A. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM ROGERS
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. supt., Savannah
j. G. SHAW, w. r. SHELLMAH,
Gan. Trav. Agt. Tradic Manager. Savannah
eaAaF0fa
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'-'N. Feb %. u0On--ConsOls. gS GIG FOR
il-l5 for account.
u--luus0ls, 9s GIG.
49, lHsE. Feb. .. roOn.-StocEs more
r,--e. Aouey easy at lGI5z per cent. E1-
.g--s long, "a s3i4: SNORT, 81 So =. State
t5-t l'- with good demand. Government
~ strong
q, - % a-.-L2cnanEc. = $50. Money closed
G,.5- Ter cent. Sub-TressuTy balances
e. J.e01. cur-eacg. S24. 526, 0l0. Gov
ar l9n';z strong; four per cents. I2214
euL=. I0l bid. state bonds in good
4r -nE quotations to-day were gener-
-r- per cent. lower. and during the
Arl- --r market was dull and dropping.
u-. little more life was infused into
tfez. after II o'clock, the course Of
lT .I'-- tended downward. accompanied
lslrl reactions. until after ] p. m. The
PAU .-tcilues were in Lake Shore and $.
sviIIa -'vEtuWest, Northern Pacific and Lot
f.r1--. any Nashville were exceptionally
4 lelss5 4Ae course Of the general mark
aus ~ l confirm the opinion that reaction
Jss ~" the recent advances. Shortly be
0'oeA The whole list became strong arc
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-26

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Feb 25-l bale cotton, bale hides. and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rall-
way. Feb 25-323 bales cotton. % cars lumber
79S bbls rOsn, 10 bbls spirits turpentine. 3 cars
corn, y cars wood, - bales hides. 81 pes wind
mill, 1000 sacks cotton seed meal, pol sacks
corn, ISL sacks rough rice, 2,205 boxes oranges
l3 bbls oranges, ana mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Feb 25-l, OS3 bales
cotton, l,OS0 pieces bacon, 81 boxes candles,
$50 sacks corn, tank oil, 3 cars bulk corn, l25
bbls grist Al bales hay 375 bbls flour, 265 bbls
oil, 81 boxes mdse, 81 pes furniture, 80 tons pie
iron, 40 boxes soap, 32l bbls eggs, 20 cases eggs
20 bales yarns, II pieces machinery, 5 boxes
hams, , cases shoes, $40 bbls lime, 10 bbls OIL
p bales hides, / box wax and taIlow, > boxes
trees, q pieces wagon and material, box
hardware, SO bbls whisky, SO bdls rims, 9 bdls
pipe, 26 cars lumber. 25 mules. GO hf bbls beer
81 pkSs tobacco, bales plaids, 3 cars brick,
bON cheese