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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
FIRE AND PoLlcEcOmMlsslONess
for Women Employees OF Sufier the
Fenalty--Routine business

The regular meeting OF the Police and
Fire Commissioners was held yesterday
afternoon. Commissioner Powers i'm the
chair. Present Commissioners Killean and
Dysert. The following communications
were received From Brya0t Hesley. NJ.
Curry and Nyron Alexander applications
for position on the police force. Placed on
on flr From tie Mayor and Comptroller
Ot the city of Kansas asking aid to contest
suit of tle Worwick Manufacturing Com
pauy aud Isaac Kidd, brought % recover
payment TOR lhe night OF Use Of any device
in connection with swinging harness, claim
ing such use 10 be- an infringement of
patent. which claim the city mentioned is
.tigaiiug Referred TO Committee on
Property and City Attorney. From Com
m ssioner Dyser relative 10 the law COM
pelhug manufacturers to provide seats for
women employees. as follows.
Session Laws. lss5. Page 3S
Section s. No53-Every person who shall em-
pog amy female 10 any factory, ware house. work
saop Store 1r hotel shall provide suitable seats
i9f -ue l-e ol Che females So employed and shall
permit tne use 0f such seats oy them. when they
are uuf necessarily engaged boz The active duties
Or which they are em ployei.
section b Any person, company or corpora
tlon w no shall violate any OF the provisions oi
tus tet t1r each of'cuse forfeit penalty of So.
Section makes it the duty of the Chief
Of Police to see that this act is en-
forced. Section s makes the directors
0i corporations personally liable who
wiifulIv neglect OF refuse % obey the
provision ot This act Referred % the Su-
p5riuiendent Of Police with instructions %
investigate the matter and see if the seats
required by law are provided
The Secretary reported 10 having turned
into che City Treasurer the sum OF So -,
proceeds of sale of cloth old barrels and
postage stamps. The committee 20 whom
was referred the request of the Police Relief
Association tina. they bee permitted to give
au excursion for the benefit of their relief
tund recommended that such request be
granted. and THAT the rules governing the
selling of tickets by the force be suspended
Tor this occasion. adopted.
Dn motion the Committee on Men and
Nirip.iue together with the President OF the
Board. were requested to meet Monday next
af p. m. % inspect the Police Headquarters
bnitIfur
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

You are feeling depressed your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache.
you are fdgety. nervous. and generally out
Of sorts aud want 10 brace up Brace up.
but not with stimulants spring medicines.
OF bitters. which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
you for an hour. and then leave you in
worse condition than before What You
want is ara Alternative that viii purify your
blood. start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys. restore your vitality and give re-
newei health and strength. Such a medi-
cine Won will find in Electric Bitters. and
only 50 cents a bottle at Peck Bros. Drug
Store
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Credit IS due fhe German women and
physicians fcr trsf using Bed Clover hIas-
sons as medicine Rest results are oh
tanned v ben combined wifh either med finai
roots and herhs as iu Dr Jones Red Clover
Tonic which Is tae best gnowH remedy or
ei blond diseases stomach ani liver
tr.ra.e. rmrIee. r1sfireness. bad breath
piles aEue ana malaria diseases Indigestion.
loss ~ sarefte. lav spirits headache and
81 diseases ffHe kidneys. Price. - cents.
Far sale fr Wfsnr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Punished daily by ". H. senbner real estate
dealer.
Wilder b Stevens. 20 AL 90 oscar o. Ieu-
uis el Ai l1t t. blk 2. stevens add - 5-5
Nnis Quackeublsh 90 uenu j 81
Dhampmau. lot d., SPRINGS, Kent
plat ....-.-....-. ........... 259l
Hcrle }cdler to Gotlicb scAassherger.
lot - Ntlters SUBJ. .............-........ tH
Theodore " Mason fo Vim j and Frank
x Ecker and lot p AMI und
lat l0 blk d. avery plat. Lowell ......... J. sl5
Jamcs s. Fox to Albert ~ Morgan. A.
lots 4 and 81 DIX 3. FoNs add Lowell l'l
David b loyeioy to Nm. q Hunter. a. -
NV +. see -. LoNell......... ...... l.gl
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
CHASE BROTHERS PIANOS.
Another Triumph for the Musical West.

The Chase Pianos so fast becoming pOpu-
lar in the musical world, lave been intro
duced and are now used by the Col
lege of Music. Theodore Thdmal will have
none but the best in his,eoilege. The Chase
Pianos combine sweetness With volume OF
tone, and are remarkable for their quality
of durability, making them well adapted
for College work.-BTahard Musical
World
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

An Interesting report rel-tife % bounty
cIaims against heut Colnty ail oe folud
in the official proceedings oi tAs Board %
supervisors which apIear ou another paee.
20 Hi be Interesting reading Jog veterans 20
the "Od Ihrl aut people who know
81 Judge of Probate Harlan lt contains
much important Information thAt 10 is well
to have ou record aua rhe members ot ihe
committee Rho prepared DC are entitled to
credit for tle floro0ghness Hlth which they
did tue dltV assigned Them
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
New York Graln ana rre.1.Lon..

NEW YORK, June I1-F.our closed dun and
weak. Minnesota extra g vnI5 %. winter wheat
extra. IS UJa5 ul. cly miI extra, 81 "a 4 ,u
ior West ludies Ohio extra, q 0o05 10,
Southern flour closed quiet and weak. common
% cn0lce lour. - -Je.a vu
Whcat-Optons were moderately active, but
prices were irregular Al the close The tone was
lrm and prices were up 4e -c. spot lots closed
steady and unchanged spot sales oi No.
rfd stale $50. NO / white stale, Soc No.
spring. SD a.. 40. ] hard spring, o3hc No. ?
red winter. s.. - Sic, ungraded red eo13' No. 2
red winter July, o3ao.5 CO. do August, 50 4Go5 e,
DO september, ol- --goitac.
Coru-Optlons were duu and closed steady al
lsc advance spot lots closed strong, without
material change. spot sales OF ungraded mixed,
a. 5-c, 40. mixed, Htac. ungTaded white. 4ac'
80 mixed July fi5zci do August, i9c; DO
september, % sc.
Oats-OptioiIs were quiet but firm and closed at
unchanged prices. spot lots closed weak ami 4
shade lower ia some cases spot sales OF 40
white state, So 4c No. ] white state ala 42c No.
. mixed. July, 35 bid. do August. 81 Sc bid.
kve Dull. western, 80 da9c, state 0Ido o5c
Barey- Nominal.
Pork-steady, mess, g. 2599 so.
Lard-Closed strong. So 30 cash; s. 81, July
s. slstb ..5. August
Butter steady bat quiet; western, lo9l754c'
state, l40l4i ~.
sugar-Quiet. fair 70 good refining, 434647sc
Egss--teadyi state, Ia i212ci western, ia
Ulltac.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

THE Bet SAIvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhenm Fever
Sores letter. Chapped Hands. Chilbains.
Corn and al skin Erup'ions and positive
lF C1res piles. " mo- paV required 20 is
guaranteed to give perfect So abstraction or
money refunded Price 25 cents per box.
Elr .a-n b. I.-E H-.s
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
60 Rrothers. PIanos.

"Of all the parts of Z Chase Piano, none /.
treated with more attenuon than The Sound
ing Board, which mF Be called the lungs OF
the Piano. Mr. Chase has aiven Ia This ina
portant member vast tsGtaDunt of thought
and skillful experimentA The peculiar con
siruciion OF the Cbase Sounding Board ha,
excited the admiration u all experts who
have examined il critically. -Cmcinnat
MssicQl Pe0Dle
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
DIV Goods.

NEW YoRs June l7-Dry goods. ID consequence
of London wool sales. opening firm az an adj
vance oi l0U20 per cent the attention of buyers
has been Withdrawn from cotton goods and SO
given % W0oens that the business shows "a large
Increase over preceding days and prices very
firm
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Tnl.dn Market.

TOLEDO June l7.-wheat, firm and dull
cash. July aud August, ~ &C.
C0ru-Higher ana quiet August. 5>c.
Oats-Ca-h. cash. 1otsc; August, DO C.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
One Fare.

For parties wishing TO attend the base
ball game at Detroit June "a. the NJ. c. Il.
K. will issue excursion tickets for one fare
for round trip, tickets limited good for re-
turn only on date of issue. Apply at Union
ticket office and at Union depot
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
mend to award a premium.
Ten Dollars

Is our price on seventy-fSe patterns of
cashmere and worsted suits, eSery one OF
them made up in first-class styhe and sell
from Sl4 TO $50 Their equal can { be found
anywhere GIANT CLbrHTNG COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
The CHASE Brothers Piano" at the Ciacinnal
Industrial Exposition, Is5o-AwaTd
OF Jurors

After a thorough ex9mination We inC
that the Chase Brothers Pianos are well
constructed insIrumenlsS Immense in
power, sympathetic perfeet in purity
evenness and ricAnesS Of tone, a supert
action. elegantly finkshedf fand/fine musica
qualities Their upAghtpianos, with theil
own patent imprOveTnent on the sounding
board and action ar6 utatures of superior
excellence.
We recommend to award premium.
HERMAN GEROLD,
GALLUs GRIMMIE, Jurors.
JOHN BROEKHOvEN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

That ] shall be no more responsible for
the debts contracted by my wife, Harmke
Van Oosten, after this date June L, 1856.
PETER H. VAN OOsrEN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Farm Produce From First Hand,

Farm Produce From First Hands.
Beans-Unpieked are worth iO96Oc; picked, -
6sI.
Butter-Fresh roll, lOGlsc; dairy, 15sl7c;
creamery lS0Ec
Cheese-9rl 54c.
Dried Frlils-Apples, saS1zc; evsporated, 51ze
&c.
Eggs-l0allc = dOz-
Fresh Meats-Dressed hogs, s56550 = cwt;
mutton s5-N16. veal s. 50g6 80. beef. s6G7
Gran-W beat: ClawsOn, 73c; Lancaster, sc.
Oats, 51o33c. Rye, SOC. Barley, sl.25@l40 per
cwt. Corn. 350S,c.
Hides-Green. &C 2 n; part cured, 7e; cured,
7i10sc. calf skins 70 l2bs. I0c; kip skins,
green. Sc. cured, 9c: dekin skins 20aJoc 2
piece. sheep pc Is 5OccSl; wool being estimated
~ - p n.
H0nev-l00l3 q n
Hay Timothy si09l2 per ton; Clover, ss9l0.
FotafOt.-5faf
Poultry Fowls. dressed, l0Si21zc > u. Spring
chickens l,ti-Uc per 10.
straw sos 80 2. load
aw0erries- Home grown acc per quart.
Ialiow- ac r D.
Wool-Nashed. l5nlsc, unwashed, l68 DOC.
Wood Bus little offered. -Four foot wood is
worth sLioDj e cord. Block stove wood. S1-5Gc
30
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Nash the Artist.

T. r. Nash. the artist is ready 10 do all
sorts of artistic frescO painting. He may be
addressed at Sweet Hotel, Grand Rapids, or
Palmer House, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

s,ars will secure yGnr ehGiee i"i A + t"entyy r fly
from so to SIS. 1hey are. Gell-made
perfect lifting, but musi-SS as we are over
stocked.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
GIANr CLorhING CoMPANY


Ladies and chNdIens hair cutting ano
shampooing, at NVnf, A%Douglas', No. Gi
MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18


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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Hat and Cap Department
Mems stiff Hats, SLoo. SI.as,
$3.50, S2.oo, S75o, $500. and
$500. ~
Mems Soft Hats soc, 7sc, 81.
$3.50, S2.oo. S7 So and So.
Boys Hats ,i2Sc, soc, 7Sc, 81,
$3.50 and So.
Straw Hats SC 10 So.
SCOTT s. WILLIAMS.
II Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Scotia Williams
MAY 1


Our Custom Department is
the biggist kind Of a success.
We arc turning out the hnest
work ~ the city. We have 3
large and well selected stock Of
WoOlens. irom cheap Domestic
Cassimeres 10 The finest Imp0r-
tsNons.
Nooiens from Bodoine.
Mo0lens from Ellison.
Noolens from Collins. Down
ina a Co.
Plymouth Wo0lens.
Sawyer N0olens.
Globe MO0lenS.
SCOTT q WILLIAMS.
u Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Boys long pant suits. ages
II 10 IL, from $3.50 10 SIS per
suit.
SCOTT & WILLIAMS.
y MOnrOe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

SCOTT & WILLIAMS.
n Monroe ST.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03

mother earth" was in the throes Of con-
vulsion and her internal forces were III
mutinous upheaval. The spiritualist
might put In the explanation that 1t was
the 'rappings OF the spirits'' of giant
ghosts. 1t certainly produced sensa-
ton throughout the town and country
Some Of our citizens report tina
bricks tell from their chimneys; other
plastering fell, and one that hi
door unbolted and few open. Tw
report that they heard a rumbliS
noise. Stout hearted men had the
cheeks to pale and frightened femas
screamed. Several gentlemen at e
court house said the building staggen
as drunken man, and they left it for fer
the walls would collapse. The mtlitS
company were holding meeting in e
Flreman's Hall, and they thought the nv
structure was giving away and the me-
bers adjourned without ceremony T
prayer. The cOlored folks were asse-
bled at their churches and society has,
and they scampered out of doors 1
hurry. Some who had retired early we
shaken from their slumbers by the migty
hand of nature and they were on tHlr
feet in a second,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1885,

the was no adequate guarantee under
tb certificate plan, and that the hu' or
/ cold not depend upon the accuracy OF
I ii Lrade mentioned in the certlheate OF
| tb cotton purchased by him; hence, loss
ad embarrassment might ensue. IL was
suggested last year that the Exchange
sould be responsible for the grade, out
tie organization did not care TO shoulder
tie responsibility. 1t is now proposed,
however, by some members, to form
guarantee company independent OF the
Exchange, which shall give assurance to
the buyer that he gets the quality of cot
ton he purchased. 1t is believed that
such a company would pay handsome
dividends. Cotton changes hands so fire.
quently, and the certificates re-classiiy-
ing, and other fees would foot up to quite
considerable sum in the course OF year.
The stock, it Is stated, will soon be SUBJ
scribed for. Solomon Ranger announces
his readiness to invest $25. 900 in the en-
terprise, and half q dozen others might
be named who will subscribe to the stock.
That the friends of the certificate plan are
gaining converts is not questioned, though
Inman Il Co. and other large firms who
bank ON the product have not changed
their views and will oppose it tooth ana
nail when it comes up again. waiter L.
Miller, whose opposition to or advocacy
OF any PROJECT Is aumitteuly AoIlhludVlCs
will, it is hoped, favor the principle of the
plan, while q. l.. Greene, Capt. William
V. King, John Black, }. l.. Macaulay and
other workers will whip the wavering
ones into line whenever the opportunity
occurs. Should the board reconsider the
subject and submit modified plan to the
members for approval, it is confidently
believed that 1t would be ratified by a
good majority. 1t may be recalled that
the rules proposed some time ago author
tied the Classification Committee, should
the grading of any lot or lots of cotton
require 10, to add two additional grades
to the grades or classification now quoted,
viz: Barely (middling), signfying one
third off of the difference between the
grade named and the next grade below,
viz: Fully (middling), signiiying one
third on of the difference between the
grade named and the next above grade.
And 1t will also be remembered that one
great objection was met by authorizing
1.-THE appointment Of an Appeal Committee
l,n Classification, to be formed of panel
bf not less than twelve mem bers, experts,
lind regularly engaged in handling spot
otton, to be appointed by the Board OF
Hangers, from which panel the Superin-
andent shall draw by lot three members
10 serve as such committee upon each
ase that might be appealed. The decis-
On of this committee was to be final in
II cases.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03
GEORGIA'S SHOCK.
Tuesday Nights Startling Expert
ence in Various Parts of the State,

ence in Various Parts of the State,
Albany News and Advertiser: The
shock of an earthquake was felt very dis
tinctly In this city at about S:45 O'clock
Tuesday night. buildings were shaken
to an extent that was alarming to second
story occupants. In the News ana Ad-
vertlser office there came near being q
stampede. The whole building rocked
and the windows ratified. While the CON-
motion was being discussed with some
feeling of alarm in the editorial room, the
and exclaimed: Earthquake! Earth
quakel Didn't you feel itp' The shock
lasted for nearly minute. At first we
thought In the News and Advertiser office
that the building was settling or giving
way, but pretty soon 1t was learned that
the shock was felt elsewhere. Persons on
the ground did not feel it so distinctly as
those who were in houses.
Rome Courier: Tuesday night at sos
O'Clock Rome received genuine electric
shock. There were three distinct shocks
and the brick buildings Of the city shook
like reeds in storm. The shock created
considerable excitement and a great de-
sire on the part OF some to vacate build
ings instanter. The Courier building
seemed as if IL wound be moved from its
foundation, and the windows were set TO
rafting at lively rate. Soon after the
shock people congregated on the streets
in large numbers excitedly discussing the
matter. 1t was apparent that the whole
city mad received the shock, though
no damage at this writing has
been reported. For awhile after the
shaking up the telephone at the Courier
office was rang up rather lively BY people
who inquired II there had beer an earth
quake. From the Fourth ward the shock
was reported to have been great, all the
houses being given good shaking up. A
crowd soon gathered around the telegraph
office to ascertain the extent Of the earth.
quake. IL was found that IL had been
general, and there was great excitement
everywhere The shock was very heavy
at ST. Louis exactly at the same time as
here. The depot at Rock Run was nearly
blown down. AT the telegraph office ia
this city the clock was stopped, as also
was the regulator at Allen ~ Mc0sker's
jewelry store.
Marietta journal: Whether the "sun
do move" or not one thing is certain, ''the
eartn do move" 1t gave Marietta the
"graud shake" Tuesday night. and, judy
ing from the cool weather that preceded
and follow IL, it must have had big
case OF "chlls and ague." The quake
startled and alarmed our people, sending
terror TO the heart and weakness to the
limbs. The first shock was the severest
| and occurred about Q o'clock ard lasted
fully minute, and lighter shocks
! followed at intervals. The writer
was at home preparing TO seek
'snature's sweet restorer, balmy Sleep"
when the building began to tremble
| from foundation TO roof, timbers creaked
and windows ratified. At first the vibra-
ton was as II dog had ran across the
/ house, then II increased in force as II
dozen men we're in a desperate tussle. AT
first being startled and confused, we did
not conceive the cause, but subsequently
! IL flashed across our mind that "old
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03
FLORIDA.


Gainesyille's hotel business is looking
up.
Gen. Harvey is coming to Florida to re-
side.
Gainesville at last has ice m manufactured
within the city limits.
An artesian we'll at Cedar Key has been
sunk $50 feet, and still no water.
A heavy acreage OF wberries will
be planted in and about DeLand this
fall.
St. James Academy, at McClenny,
Baker county, began its scholastic year
Sept. /.
Thirty-fiye large mullet jumped in a
boat while crossing the river at Melbourne
last week.
Thousands of bushels of tomatoes
rotted this season In the patches OF Sum-
ter county.
Every branch Of business in Orlando is
pronounced % per cent. better than it was
last year at this season.
The mails received ut the Orlando post
once now are larger than they were dur
Ing the busiest season OF last winter.
The Sanford Argus favors bonding that
town in the sum of $4,000 for local i'm
pfovements, sewerage, fire protection, etc.
W. D. Allen, the Sanford, jacksonville
Tampa and Key West railway ticket
agent, has been transferred to ST. Angus
tine.
The orange growers OF Volusla county
are rejoicing over the prospects Of their
coming crop. 1t will far exceed their ex-
peetatiOns.
The acreage in Columbia county put in
sweet potatoes this season is possibly the
afgest for years, and with an average
fhOnann R hnl =
VIII be harvested.
+; 5. Goodrich, OF DeLand, has gath
cred at the rate of four tons OF crab grass
nay TO the acre, and has alre adY six tons
III MS barn. He asserts that he mas
enough now to feed his horse.
81. II: Copper, civil engineer, has just
Illshed a survey for canal from LAX G
lWeir to the Ocklawaha river, which is to
Se aug for the purpose OF draining the
iaAe INTO the river for navigation.
h9J. n. Il. Gruele, chief engineer of
;ue sara Sofa. Orlando and Gulf railway,
~ now also acting as General Superin-
,enuent. Edgar c. Bird, of Ocala, has
zen appointed assistant secretary OF the
company.
recent measurement of tho famous
grange tree on the premises OF j. w.
,1uo9ie, one and half miles south of SUM-
eseIyiile, shows its circumference at tho
STnllallest pointof the trunk to be SO inches.
tuIs Tree lB 30 years old, and usually
year.
the following defects in Marion coun-
new jail are why it was rejected by
i Ine iate grand jury: Poor quality OF brick,
i Ial9 IN TOO thick mortar; that the facngs
hed half an inch in width; the doors
t;i eIe OF inferior quality; cells badly ven
,ieu, and the foundations 10 the water
''nk insufficient and insecure.
old henry Williams, Jr., nineteen-year-
,b iu son son OF Ezra Williams. colored, Is IN
QUE ore monticello Jail, charged with seri-
49, nieense, which may result in his death
Upon the gallows. IL appears that on last
friday night he entered the home of Jim
Ing, colored, aud finding hls eleven.
'e"E-oio daughter alone aud unorotected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03
COTTON GRADES.
A Proposal TO Form Company for
their Guarantee.

From the Neeo York Commercial bulletin.
Advocates or the proposed certificate
system on the Cotton Exchange state that
they have received very gratifying assur-
ances Of cooperation and assistance from
members who have heretoiore opposed
their scheme. One Of the main objec-
lions, IL will be remembered, raised before
the Board or Managers and, in fact, at all
the discussions on the floor, was In con-
nection with the guarantee OF grades. IL
was represented BY me opposition thai
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-03
LUCY COBB INSTITUTE

ATHENS, GEOR6IA.
THE exercises of this School Will be re-
L sumed Wednesday, September 10th, 1886.
All letters and applications for Catalogues
will be promptly answered If addressed to
MISS NJ. RUTHERFORD. Principal.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-17

when he is down." If Mr.. Dement'S
nomination were to be rejected to-mor-
row, the DEMOCRAT would not feel called
upon to offer any further criticisms upon
his conduct; but it is no two to one bet
that, after he was effectually downed:
some of the DEMOCRATS contemporaries
would not indulge in kick at him which,
for reasons best known to themselves,
they refrain from giving him while there
is even remote chance of his remaining
in off1oo