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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15

A Washington correspondent says that
the Senate at its next session will proba-
bly, expunge the ''iniamous Edmunds
resolution" What is the use OF doing
that? Why not let it rest where it ''liesp
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15

1t is not probable that any Of our pro-
posed new cruisers will be named for
Geronimo, and yet as highland cruiser
the willy savage has had few equals and
no superiors.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15
CURRENT COMMENT.
The People and the President.

From ne Wds1iRgt11t Past (Dem.)
The people are with Grover Cleveland be-
cause he is just. fearless and mindful of the
Obligations Of his office. and because he has
risen above the level of mere politician.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15
Goods.

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warranted fast colors; Crash Toweling. nj
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Linen; Diaper TowelIng, Bleached Dsmss
Towels, Loom Damask Towels, Huck Lima
Towels, Fancy and Knotted Fringe Towel
Bleached Damask Napkins. Bleached Damsa
Doylies. Colored Boroer Doyiies, Turkey AM,
Cardinal Red Table Covers, all sizes; Ira,
Towels, Honeycomb and Marseilles Quilts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15

Malone is still shrewd, shifty politi-
clan. What he lost in the Republican
convention in his district last week he Is
attempting to regain by diplomacy. He
was badly whipped when State Senator
Gaines was nominated for Congress, but
he is determined TO bring influence TO
bear to compel Gaines to retire from the
contest. The boiling Malone delegates
did not make a nomination, and 1t is be-
lieved efforts are being made TO induce
botn factions to agree to the holding OF
another convention. 1t is stated that
some days ago Senator Malone wrote
letter TO Senator Gaines requesting an in
terview, and Gaines went 10 Petersburg
and was closeted with Malone for long
time. 1t is learned that the object OF the
conference was to induce Senator Gaines
to withdraw. Whether he will do so re-
mains to be seen, but a prominent Repub-
lican says that Senator Gaines has con-
scented 10 leave the matter with the State
Republican Executive Committee, and
has promised TO abide by it's action.
A column OF smoke has been discovered
rising from a mountain in Western Mary
land, and stories OF a new volcano have
been sent out. or course where there Is
great deal Of smoke there must be some
fire, but the scientists do not care to 10
on a weeks tramp among the mountains
just to locate u camp fire.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROA D.-CUmmencing June a. 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
- Rochester Express through drawing cars TO
Albany Troy, Montreal syracuse and Rochester.
$3.50 1.-THE Limited with dining cars, stopping at
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 800 a. m
day.
l09Oa Chicago Express drawing'room cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo.
til3O M. Western New-York and Northern EIpress.
with drawing room -
room cars TO Troy.
.B D. m Chicago and ST Louis Express with seepngcars
for iagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
cagO and ST. Louis Dnngclr New York TO Albany.
n Montreal Express with seepiDgcars " syracuse
and Auburn road and 10 Saratoga, also 10 Montreal
D. m. for Rochester only; through sleepiDgcar.
tQlS Pacific press, with sleeping for Roches
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toeo Detroit and
Chicago sleeping 70 Clayton and OgdensOurg daily eK
cept saturday. -
Connects with the morning trains Tor the West
and for the North except saturday Dightl
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place ~ Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4thave
Express Offices Park place lnear Broad
way 7s5 and y42 broadway and 62 Nest l21thst. Now
York 33i Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
4th-st, williamsburg.
IN draw and sleeping cars can be
procured at Offices in Newiork CITY, aud
y33 Mashngtonst Brooklyn.
baggage "A led and cheC ked from residence.
These trains daily All others daily except Sunday.
trhese trains stop at Harlem tl26th 81 aud 4th-avel
j. N. TOUCBl, ID. NJ. kENDRICk,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF SEw.YoRK DEALINGS


The wheat Speculation sappointing In Wow OF
the bette cable advces and hope derived from Tuesdays
LARGO demand that encouraging movement was
In sight Rnt the Of advance seem 10
he the supplies points Of accumulation and the at
tude OF big Chicago operators. Only 3zooo
bushels taken by shippers aud spot wheat was saae
easier option market opened with trace OF bnish
and the tendency for tho rest OF the day was
lower prices The heavy shade above the nsido
figures y for November at s3s Tor Decen
Der s5 and January at s6' for February a. sos anu
Il 92h Tho markets were it-t
Cash lots lower hut the export
air-s0ouO bushels being taken. inc optlon
and losses scored on steady
closing. Of y for November AZ fba - for Decemoef
at l6ia 4 for January at 47@ u for February
and May so cents Cash oats were -nhhe
losses made OF s. November Al ana
December 3S for January at - - and d cent Tor Way
30 The provision markets stronger te at
Iport demand g but the options closed with November
SO 23 the other months were 5az
points follows December So "a January. 50 23
February SO 81 March SO 40 - WI.
The receipts Of grain and nour Yesterday at rort
Philadelphia Baltimore Boston as follows Wner
llh72i bushels l2s l67 bushels oats ou'h
els total grain 1858 1876 bushels -four b3244 baiies AZ
hicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis he arrivals were Whea.
52 bushels 29Sg6i bushels oats f52b64 Dushes
total grain GA .097 bushels -four, 4y.92O barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov 10 tSpeeiaDThe strike at tho Yards 10 sui
hurting orders never fewer May wheai ue
sold at u q; l. under tho put" price Inc
report was all that was talked about the
pit II showed an increase 600 bushels in Weld ac
coriing the government figures and this made corn
weak. May sold down to 43is and CLOSED
there movement here has been largely SMUT
by Of in Ohio and Indiana whch
parity supplying demand OF the East There was u
patch from Duluth there LOO unload
ell the track there and dispatches IRON New
York selling beraly there between
aud O'Clock there was no except bear news J. A.
Hi large lots OF Lecember on the curb ~ f4s
cents Pork dropped under $40 for January on the
strike The temper is getting bearish on
short the dulness OF the forenoon con
tinued Sellers offered pork at 80 80 and hoes
offered only 80 90 II the same IN corn WIN MAY
sellers and In December wheat
4a74 cents The close at 74Sd7i2 cents for De
cember 41ad4lia cents for May and So 10
50 97a tor January pork puts" on May corn e cent
Al "a "puts" December wheat
"a cents calls December wheat 73a cents. The re-
ceps 100 of wheat 255 OF corn and
90 ears OF oats.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LONDON Nov lO.-Produce-Lnseed OH. 800 5s.Od a gu
los nd per Lnsee 40s Sd quarter LIN
Cake fo los Od ton Refined Petroleum. y ed
Lied gallon Spirits Of Turpentine 2bs cd per
Sperm OIL, t5D per tin- Rosin-Common 3s q per
cw: Pale 6s OIL lis Oh ProvisiOns-Lard 32s oL per
cw American Sugar-l2s Od. per cwt for CuDa Cen
trfuga polarzng 968 and lis 81 ia Cd for Muscoyado
falr refining afoat Australian Tao@-Beet 2is o. dS $
3D. Mutton. 27s Od a2ss. Sd Cocoanut Ol-Ceylon xSo
Cochin f3G "a American Refrigerated Bee So "a ior
quarters and Is lid for fore quarters per SD ny hs
LIVERPOOL. Nov lO.-Provisons-Bacon Cumberland Cns
yss 3D. Long Middles 37s I'd: Short Clear Mddes
37s 6, I'd Shoulders 23A Cd cwt Beer
6Ss India Ness Prime Mess. AS 6d Pors-
Prime Mess. 6ls. Oi per bbl; Primo Mess Eastern
63sOd; Western sos Cd LardAmerican S5s Prime "est.
Lard OIL. 32s I'D. Hams-Long cut Ols vi:
Shoulders Cd Buter-o0s Cd cwtfor finest nite
States Cheese-Amercan Choice. oys ID Wheat-i1ed
Western Spring. I'd. a Is l0d. Red Winter 6a ID %
s.. gd per cental New No. Winter. Us. si2d do No
Spring Sd New Mixed Western. 4s Adj California NO
l. is lOd 07s 0i do No 9s6 @9s Sd per Genital PrS
duce-Sprtsof 27s 81; London. Zla b
perowt refined Petroleum g. 6d per gallon Clover Seed
American Red. 49s per cwt Tallow-24s 81 per cwc
Fine American 23s. 81: Primo City. 23a 6d. per cwE
Rosin-Common IS 9d Pale. lis 6t DOS OF Linseed Oi
2ls. PrOvisons-Amcrican Refrigerator heei-
hind quarters sad; fore quarters I'D per 10 Hops at Lon
dOnNew 80 bs Cd 70 lOs Od Cottonsecu OIL
"A
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NETWORK, NEW-HANEN and HARTFORD II. X.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner lS2lss and
Iincoln-ave. Third Avenue Brdge ACROSS Harlem
(reached by Third Avenue Elevated Rairoad daily
except sundays at 6;46 1850 gl0 TO- ll55a 2l0 $685.
A4O 6.4U 6iu 1880 Tor PUrt Morris Casanova (Oak
Point, Hunts Point. West Farms Van Nest West Chester
Pelham Manor and New.fochele. connecting at Now
Rochelle with trains for all points the main line
New.York NewHaven and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
and Airline DIVISIONS, NewCanaan. Mddletown. New.
Britain aud Sued branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for New Rochelle and oil intermediate
utit at 1910 a. nj. daily except Monaaya
Sunday trains for NewRocheLo and all intermediate sta
tons at , 1901 and $50 D. m tie latter train connect
ing at New Rochelle with trains To STAMFORD
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave West 42d ST station olows .nd ao min
otes earlier from foot Of Jay St. North RIVER
Detroit and Chicago 2 30 ni, 900, '5l0pm-
ST LOUIS 500. q 10 p IN.
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Sagars PaIis .3la
's 80 m. 90. '8lO Op NJ
Utica and syracus. 3 10. $50 NJ 600 'slopm.
Highland, kingston, Saugertes fatskli. Albany
T.fO g 50, li26 a m. l.l5 500 .siOpn 90"
Cranston's. West Point Cornwall. Newburg g. 10 ITO
80 3O .lOlO ll26 a H.. 4l5.'slU D. aud soON o. NJ
Cranston g. Cornwall. Newburg
For MonireaI CanadA East 800
Hamilton. London. . 80 q 600. 8 10 D. Toronto
$50 m t6 co. IS 10 p.
Elegant sleeping ears BnYalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and st Louis all through trims.
Daily Other trans daily except sunday
For ekets time tables parlor sleeping car aeeommofA
tons OF apply offices brOoslyn-s33 Wash
ington 730 Fulton sL Ofico foot OF Fulton
New York CITY 363 1856 942 Broadway l53b Be~ery aad
shore stations foot OF West 42d foot Of Jay Of
HE'S RY MONETf,
8 Vanderbilt ava General Passenger Az, nI
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

A LII fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line. The
~ favorite Inside Route for Boston, Providence and all
New England points -
First-csss fare s5 to BOSTON. 81 3 to PROVIDENCE
this line have full nights rest by taking
755 express train from steamers landing for Providence
Boston
Reclining between landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHU-
sErrS will leave pier No So North River one block
above Canal-st at4 80 daily. except sundays
f. w. POPPLE GenI Passenger Agt Box BOIL Now. York
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS landing ., cransons West West
and Esopus connecting with Ulster aud Deawsre stony
Glove and Catskin Mountain and haatcrski Railroads
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON aud JAMES w. BALD
WIN leave every week day a, 800 pier foot Of Mar
Tisonst, except saturlaya. when CITY OF KINGSTON
caves at v. M. making all landings
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
TIE WASHINGTON IRVIyG BUsE
An vxyAvoRAsLx ESTIMATE FROM Mr.. HUNTING

ESTIMATE FROM Mr.. HUNTING
roN-wurKLMrN ON PARK DRIVES.
Daniel Huntington, president OF the ma
sicual Academy Of Design. has written 70 'uo -" No
ewing unfavorable opinion OF the pus' o
irving recently presented to the city by Dr. Joseph
Wejesr Mr.. Huntington. Edward H. Kendall OF .ne
American Institute Of Arohitecs. and Jonu Tay'or
Johnston Of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art consu'
tuse commission which objects OF art presented 70
the city are referred before being accepted by the PARK
Department. Mr. Huntingtons letter. which was rcao
~ the meeting OF Board yesterday 10 ss follows:
The colossal bust OF Washington Irving. Temporarily
placed n Central Park does no, Isry oos coS
iour of his heal or his dignity and
The bust has merit but is not go well az 10
deey unavorabie to It's receipt by the Park Commits
ionere
The opinion OF Mr. Kendall received short time be-
fore Mr. Huntingtons 10 more favorable to the WORK.
but he says that while is well executed the resem-
blance ts considered good by Mr.. Irvnss relatives
Mr.. Huntington was on terms OF intimacy Win "a'n
ington Irving and speaks from remembrance as well Is
from the art point OF view. No word mas yo' oee" e
Dr. wsiner who mas presented the statue TO the city
mirer OF the works OF Irving and felt that, when
there we're 80 many statues in Of Csnira, ans
past. Irving. who closely associated M'h the his his
tory Of the city, should not es o.soisn he me
earded promising European sculptor Dr. % Me,nes
SoSs sesa sS. winser Tue Park Commissioner. that
there has been much adverse critcis 10 on 'pc hs,
and busts tnat have placed In Central Par ,na.
they desired this one b. carefully considered
scon vas taxen on IT, For this purpose the bust was
orsrtly placed In the Park. near the arsena. A.
Several letsrs have been received during the
week by the Depar indorsfng petition tnst re-
ouesed tho opening of Central Park drives TO Dcyce
riders. Now the wheelmen can enter Al ry n, 90 ~
And Eighth-avc and ride along the west Drivo 10
Seventy where they out 70 tho hVer
s,de Drive few OF tho Letters did favor their re-
ouost and COmmss think hat the fark urN:s
sre already too crowded to give fur'her privileges !"
wheel ,u ..s.,,
IL was decided to dispose OF the old lion, Apransm
lincoln for striped hy recently brought 10 tus
country Tue lion well along In years, most OF
his teeth and ne passes greater portion OF .ue
time sleepiug. He has been In the menagerie since
1871. superDt tendent Csnkn favora the exchange ~
there several other huc lions In the coueotion
Lincoln will not be removed until next spring.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
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mnsical 5nsIrumeuts.
STEAMBOATS, an0 railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER /, lssa
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NswYori via Dssbrosses and courAndt street
Harrsbnrs Pitt.burs the West Pullman Psace
n cSosso %sa m PsoT ora png NJ smos and
LsS1 sSs SsFEy and 5ss
ssS,1 and night Limited
Hfa%ss hsT1sss q Pasa @ S.as. daily sIesst
Ssson M 500 sys p Wsaafea % go % a $50 s5sTS n.y. o
s5c sad .sa Il night SUNDAY 5i' "' $50 and
CITY s.sep, sunday Io On Saturday.
Long ssy Head and noen m o
p m on Sunday m. tDo not stop at Gsbury
For Old Point and Norfolk New,York Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad, p m every day. via Baltimore and
Boat, Of Brooklyn Annex connect with al through ains m
's s''$ SiS$ S !ss PsS 3 'i "a
SS se io SsS o sso s sso SSS g.. is is$ &
and % &c. SO SaS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
press Train. leave New York via DssOrosses and Court
Gao 10 o chisass and 10 wssaineon Lin;
s53 aisss iaa t:se%usdstSn mi ssS . snS
: ss ;sSsasy ny ;ss 7sS a. and ss
uaSay. taU @ at trenton + for r. asae ann ~ - ~
SiSgP"f sgE S1S 5's; scs "1 stS
s L1's s hnsi ans $50 is and or s'S SaSdsy is
Sao. lcs '1 9o 80. $50 M, ig4s4 5o Limited 6,sS
Leave Phadepha Camden 800 m. daily. except sun
II ket oces $40 4s6 and sa4 Broadway. Astor House
and loot Of and goarnat lam ST Mo
statiOn Jersey CITY, Emgrant ticket ONCE No Battery
The Sew.York Transfer Company will call
baggage eE%s FSg ns''' e. Pu3 HHG residences R WOOD
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
gnstruriion.

| y IT,.
| Young Ladies-City.
A DVERTTSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- XoRK = TRIGTSE VIII 30 BE = RECEIVED AT 1.-THE THE
frs,;st until p obs Broadway. twenty
Ss % co
@ 100 corner lo9 os7 Ihrare. %
hundred twenty ah-st $500 Thirdave. one
hundred ndtwenydh-st up to p m at regular office
NJ MISSES ROHR will resume their classes for
NJ Young Ladies and Little Girls 255 West 69h,st. near
West End October Separate classes for boys Resident
MISS KIERSTED'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
wTsdnsn ass, ssn % oGr ar Poas p,rsnys ss m
| pROF. and MADAME ALFRED COLLINS
schOo ior Girls tSr%eIly Mssdemoiselles chabonneIs
guases Music, Art; Studio Resident pupils received
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g fieEps rornpi fo pintespRsss taI PIE so,
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Art schools-cis1
MRS. J. POPE will resume her classes in
% aaS g. ao ans 5sPss and
Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER
1 will resume her , casse. las from Noysm6er
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8teamboafs ano naiIroaos.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortIandt or Dee
brOsses sis a. follows
. ~ for Catasauqua and intermediate pointa
M for Geneva Lyons. Eimrt Rochester. Bu1sio ana
the West and principal local po Char wilkes
barre
m for Tnnksnnock and Intermediate points Char car
IN runkhaDnecb. Connection 70 r. aing aud Harrisburg
40 M for Ptston and principal intermediate pointA
Char Pttatoa
o4o m for copiay and intermediate poins Connection
TO Reading and Harrisburg
p IN. Tor oebeva Lyon. Eimra Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pulnsn sleeper To Lyons
z 80 D. m. for LAnrys ssd ine.Lsdiate polnta
Trains leaving at s a. m and $40 ios
OIL points In Mzhasoy and Hazletsn lotl hegona
SUNDAY TRAINS.
- m. for Mauch Chank Hsziston and ptsrrnedists
points
$40 D. m for Ccpiay and intermediate points
Lyons, Emirz, lsochester. BnHao nd
the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT,
AND THE SOUTH

after November st 1885, Express train for Cape
Charles, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII Pennsylvania Raroa station NewYork daily
p. m arriving Cape Charles $3.50 Old Point $40
Norfolk As m. Steamer for Richmond will leave
Charles Monday. Wednesday. and Friday,
ing Sleeping Cars through TO Cape Charles
Tickets sleeping berths be secured Ticket
Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
IL W. DUNNE Supt H. b. COOKE. q. r. & r. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
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W New classes Latin and Greek are forming. inc uc
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Jnstruriion.
For BOYS and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
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MILITARY COLLEGE. Civil Engineering, tnemi,stiy'
Classics English COLONEL THEo HYATT freAaeh-
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III Worcester Mass 31st year begins sept ~ issa
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rooms hot and cold water extensive grounds
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CHORTLIDGE Media Academy.-$125
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For Young Lades-Country.
NIYACK SEMINARY. - Home school for
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Day and Mnsic School for Girls Primary Academic
TIA aacaI and Post-G raduate Courses
MISSES PORTER CHAMPNEY, PrinoipaS
TRINITY HALL.
psreriv New Jersey Thorough home school for girls
OF hghest order sold culture In music
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''~' 'es MitsRACT EILE GIBBONS HUNT. Principal