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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-25

W. raLHouRs-Market frmer; demand moderate.
"a 49sote: Superfne, 50 s5aS 50; extra, 81 1Os
a *. stsnEy- 70 25a5 so; choice patent 81 s5s
-, family, 81 7Oa5 90. ~ W"
imp nrooI5iSrLe mons small and demand
coqai het quiet; good stock firm; NO FlorIdas
1 o. nsS M M Nalencia' s. SOss 90 per case; So OOa
,,S SbstAISS1.oOrn-Market steady; demand
nsi we quote: White corn. ioh lois dc.
o oIs lots, SIC; mixed corn iob lots 5Sc /,
yG1rloao lots, SC. Oats-Steadv: good demand
RI oHuote MIXED oats, fSc; carload lots. l2l6c.
hi 60 p III. Meal, Csc. Georgia grist, per
III - 20 grTst. per bushel, 675%c.
nA4f-market dull, vita fair demand. .
e. Y M. ample: We quote job lots: Western,
SrVO, carload tots, 9Oc; Eastern, none; North
HIDES, Wool, o.-Hfdes-Market dull:
receipts light; dry mint. Nc: sailed i9c. drv
ppuIIcher; lOc. Wool-Market Arm: prime. in
vaieS, zls4c; bury, Sal2c. Wax, .ISc. Tallow.
ss;,s D ser SKINS, flint, f6c; sailed. lac. Otter
SKINS, 25caS4 90.
21Sc. S"'Ue' f72"'o' renneo'
LARD-The'market is steady: in tierces and
'uos: o94a61sc; So h tins, 67sa7c.
AihIhaE, CALCINED PPAsTER AND CEMENT
1A11aSosma lump lime is in fair demand and is
selling at 81 30 per barrel: Georgia- ST 20: cal
1iaeo plaster, IS per barrel; HAIR, SC; Geor-
gia cement, 50 90; Rosendale cement. 81 so.
Portland cement So 90.
ID ., ull SUCK; steady demand (,
tBo o 81 50a5 so; rye, 81 5Oa6 90; recthed
u OOaI 35. Ales unchanged and in good de-
mand. '"A ~ AOV~ NC
NAns-Market Sd, 1895; I'D and Sd. 50 80;
%, % 20; 90, - so; 10d to sod, 81 IS per keg.
.NIUTs-AlAonds, Tarragona, 1870; Ivicas,
Io1Sc; wainuts, French, re; Naples, lac; pc
cans, loc; Brazil, Sc; filberts, lac. Cocoanuts
-Baacoa. SO Is per 100.
OILs-Mark steady; moderate demand
signal, 6oa6Oc; West Virginia black. lie; lard,
Sic headlight. Ec; kerosene, 10alic: water,
white, lbc; neatsfoOt, Csc; machinery, SOC;
inseed, raw, AZ; boiled, 6lc; mineral seal,
Use hreproof, lSc; home hight. 2Oc.
-. ONIoNs-Bermuda, percrate, 81 50; Egyp-
Glan, per crate, 81 50.
PEAS-Demand good: stock small. cow
peas, 81 coal 10; mixed, $lO0: ciav 81 20;
speckled, 81 l0al 20; black-eye, 81 90; white
crOwders, 81 75a2 co.
PRUNEs-Iurkish, SIC; French, SC.
hALS4HS-Demand quiet; market steady;
loose new muscatel, 81 80; layers, 50 70 per
ooX; London layers, So q per box.
oAH-The demand is moderate and the
market quiet; carload lots, 75c, b; jop
lots, S5ca$l 90.
sUGARs-The market is dull: cut loaf,
&c standard A, 61ScS extra G. SIC: c. yell
low, SIC; graduated, SIC; powdered, no.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia syrups in BET
ter demand. but scarce. We quote: 35a40c;
the market is quiet for sugar house at 95a40c
CUBA straight goods, 2Sc in hogsheads; sugar
house mOlasses, 2Oc.
ToBACC0--Market dull; demand moderate,
we quote: Smoking, 25ca$l 25; chewing, com
mon. sound, 2Sa30c; fair, 35a3sc: medium, 4Oa
soc; bright 5oaz5c; fine fancy, S5a9Oc: extra
fine. 9ocaSl 10; bright navies, 45a57c; dark
navies, 40a50c.
in excess Of facilities for moving from the
mills. We quote:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-25

MEMOk ANDA.
New York, June 22-Arrived, schrs Andrew
Nevinger, Smith, Jacksonville; V Glover,
Ingersol. do.
Copenhagen, June 6-Passed, bark Medbor
Nor, Omndsen. Savannah for Reyal.
Hamburg, june 2l--Arriycd bark johanna
(Ger), Ahiers. Port Royal 5 G.
Baltimore, June 22-Arrived, schrs ID M An
thony, Chase, savannah; d ID Haskell, Has
kell Fernandina.
Brunswtck. June 20-ArriYcd, bark Mary
Hasbrouck, Ludwigs, New York; sems Flora
Condor, Burgess, do Messenger. Faulkner,
New Bedford; John Gregory. Killen, Now
buryport; Emma Hart. Keen, Boston, e S
Ridgeway, Townsend, New York; Welaka,
Cottreh, do; 2lst, Joseph SOuther, Watts,
New Haven; Henry Waddington, Magee,
Philadelphia; NOrumbega, Harding, do; 22d,
Mollie Rhodes, Watts, do.
Cleared I'D, schrs II y BleudeTman, Cava-
ier, New \ ork; Cyrus Hall. Coomb, do; Q IL
WalstJh. Hlnckley, Perth Amboy.
Bath, PIE. june 2l-ArriYed,, sehr satilla,
SkOlteld, Darien. JDiii
Coosaw, June 2l-ArriVed, steamship Behe-
ra (Br), Gray, Philadelphia.
Pensacola, June 2l-ln quarantine, ship
Virginia, Allen, from Barbados; barks Pelli-
canO (Ital), Zollenzi. and Catherine utaD,
Vaccari, from do; Angelina utal), Parodi,
from Montevideo.
Philadelphia, june 22-Arrived, schrs Mary
Hall, French. Darien; Three Sisters, simp-
son, Fernandinas Samuel McManemy, Vir-
den, Orange Bluf, Fla.
BockpOrt, Me, june lS-Sailed, bark Albert
Schultz, Thacker, Pensacola; schrs Franco
MIA, FOlker. Beaufort; 18th, Belle O'Neill,
Butler, Port Royal.
Wiscassett, Me. June 91-Sailed, schr Ma
thaniel Lark, Simple. st Augustine.
Darien, June 2l-Arrived, brig l. Bowen
Nelson. New York.
New York, June 24-Arrived out, Bohemia,
New York for Hamburg.
SPOKEN.
June Is, lat IS, Ion 81 30. bark Wallace from
Brunswick for Rio JaneirO.
Bark Kings County (Brl, Potter, from
Brunswick. for Valencia, all well, june IL, lat
81 05, lon 20.
RECEIPTS.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, June "a
81 bbls rOsin, y bbls spirits turpentine boxes
drugs, and mdse.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Ry,
June 22--22 bales cotton, 30 cars watermelOns,
81 cars lumber, cars wood, cars CATTLE )
vegetables, l,467 bills rosln. "a sacks rice 296
bbls spirits turpentine, bales hides, bales
wool, and mdse
Per Central Railroad, June 2i-SI bales cot
ton, AZ bales yarns, 10 bales domestics g pkgS
paper, 81 bales wool. Ia bales hides. 43 pkgs to-
baccO, 1888 lbs bacon, 249 bbs rOsn Is. 322
lbs fruit, 80 bbls spirits turpentne, 93S bushels
oats, 20 sacks bran, "a bales domestics. /. l43
bushels corn, l65 bbs flour, 81 cars lumber 2l
pkgs wood in shape. 252 tons pig iron, . cases
liquor, D pkgs vegetables, 81 bbls tallow, car
guanO, 1888 rs mdse, IA pkgs emptes, 6 bbls
oil, 100 pkgs paint, 46 sacks peas, IL pkgs hard
ware, IL cases plalds, u cases eggs, 800 -
grits.
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MEMORANDA.

> AiIb - NJ bb " Al.
Steamship City of Macon. Boston.
Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
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FRIDAY, June IS, 1886.
ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane, Billups, Baltimore
Jas b West n Co.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, COhen's Bluff and
iandings-W I Gibson. Manager.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-25

NAV AID OTUkES . TIC mdTkbJ IOf bDIFILS
turpentine was very quiet and prices easier,
declining &c for regulars. At the Board of
Trade on the opening cail the market was
reported dull at SOC for regulars. At the
closing call it was firm, with sales Of 100
casks at 29l5 for regulars. ROsin-The mar
ket continues firm, with good inquiry. The
sales for the day were about 900 barrels. At
the Board of Trade on the first call the mar
ket was reported firm and held higher for X
and above and steady for | and below, with
Gales of 377 barrels at the following quota
tions: A and Que, C and ID CSC, K 500, F.
81 So, S275, window glass 50 90, water
white SO 20. At the closing call it was un-
changed.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Bark Divico CNor), Moller. to load for Eu-
rope-Paterson, Downing h Co.
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Shipping 9ntrIIi9rmtr,

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THTs DAY.
sun RISES .................. 4:S5
81 SETS .--...... ............I:O sos
hIeHWATER at Savannah e. i :5lA NJ. 2:45P PM
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COUNTRY PRODUCE,

POULTRY Market frm. EGGs-Market very
easy; oYerstocked; demand good. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand far; native peanuts
in good request at quotations. SUGAR-GeOr-
gia and Florida, nominal; none in market.
HONEY-No demand; nominal. Sweet pota-
toes scarce: demand good.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-25

Vegetables. by steam to New York, Phila-
delphIa, Baltimore and Boston. standard
bushe crates, 35c each; barrels, 75c each; by
special contracts, standard bushel crates csc
each; barrels, SOC each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-25

ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TERDAY,
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NEW YORK. June "a. n0on.-spirita turpon-
the nrm ~ 32lfe. k0siu quiet ~ 81 O0Dl %.
$500 b. m.-spirits turpcutlne drm, or 3e
BID Resin doll.
tHAnLEarlN, June M.-suirit4 turuentlna
nr 90 ~. h1air quiet good strained 500.
WitnftuTON. June M.--apifim turpenfinn
nrm az tlc. noaIn arms strained l5f. good
afrllnr soc. Tar hrn az Al ~. crude tur.
peniioe 1rni hard iie. yellow aip % %, W..
so ~.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-25

June l3, lat IS, Ion 81 30. bark Wallace from
Brunswick for Rio Janeiro.
Bark Kings County OBJ, Potter, from
81 05, lon 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
PHILADELPHIA.

REPUBI ICAN PROSPEC IS-BISHOP WHITA-
KER-FRESH AIR FOR THE POOR.
IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRBUNEl
PHILADELPHIA, July Seven the PLAIN
speaking confess that the result OF the Re-
publican Convention Wednesday leaves them scarcely
a shadow or a hope to retain the Government OF the
state. There scarcely possibility OF such thing
before hut there exists question OF the triumph
OF the Republicans The nomination of the old ticket
has been received with enthusiasm by all Republicans
and the platform Is entirely acceptable. The plank
which requests the Legislature to submit the Pr1hib
ton question to popular vote entirely shuts of any
thing which may be done by the Prohibition party
The Democracy have Us usual waited to what The
Republicans would do before declaring their candidates
and alleged principles There Ia guessing even yet
AZ 30 whom they will carry their standard
defeat.
The MormOus have a church here the second story
OF a building used IA engine house, Third
ST., above Wvsnngton-ave.
The Country Week Association has begun its WORK.
The contributions have been liberal. and the
citation thinks tuat II VIII be able to materially enlarge
It's field OF operations this summer. There are To be
daily excursions to Faruoun Park and the rivers.
Twenty-Five boys and girls have been to Chestnut
Hi. tweny-sev-n to Coaesvle and Parksburg and 222
along Baltimore Central Railroad for week. Yes
toriay there was an excursion Of parents and children
TO Doyesiown. aud today party OF cash-bOys 10 to
Centre square near NorristowD.
On Wednesday Henry Wilttcn proprietor OF the Fair
mount coaches aud carriages gave twentysiX OF the
mates OF The Union Home for Old Ladies a picnic In the
park They had Refreshments Belmont Mansion
while listening to the music. On Thursday Old ladies'
from the Baprisls Home gwen picnic Straw
berry Mansion by Mr.. Huber
On Tuesday. July q. Superintendent McArlster goes
with nity teachers from tins pubic schools Topeka,
Kan, to attend the sessions OF the National Education
Association.
Clement A. Griscom president OF tho International
NAVIGATION Company. and Frank Thompson, vice -pres-
dent of The Pennsylvania Earoa will purchase whiie
In England two steel steamship. but the clyde
the Red star steamship ne which lies between Jersey
CITY, Philale lphia ana Antwefp
Several Philadelphia musicians who played with the
OF the knights OF tho Golden Eag e. hhed
doing by the Phlladephi Musical As-oclaton 1he
will probably go to the Board Of Appeals OF the
Philadelphia Association, aud then II the nHes not
removed ~ tho Board OF Appeals or the National
Lea-u
Eight hundred drug clerks complain TO tho Saturday
Halt Holiday League that they work seventeen hours "a
day. seven days III tue " Elk The League has passed
resolution urging the states representatives III Constes
To do their best 10 Ioduco tho working OF letter
carrierA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
COOPERATIVE FARMING nv ENGLAND

L0nGOn NtOOs.
On the Duke OF Portiand's Gringsy estate an inter.
estlng experiment IN cooperative farming is being
carried on farm OF $50 together with all tue
stock, horses AMI implements uIon 1t, with all the
rights OF the tenant having been le tn association Of
six agricultural laboreIs The farm Is chiefly arabe,
there beng only thirty six acres OF grass and the SOL
deep peat, growing good wheat Tor seei ano also oas
but barley. The general terms upon when the farm
let that liked rent Is 10 be paid half-
yearly an rates taxes, except the dranage rate
property tax to be pd by the tenants Tie tenant
per be charged ON tho amount to be paid half-
yearly with the The horses, stock and implements
left upon the farm have also been valued by TIE Same
valusrs, and similar percentage charged as on the
tsnant-rgnt. Tue tePant-rght, the stock anu lHpe.
euts all tines to be kept up after style or good
husbandry, and the Duke OF Portland, his agent or
that the capita being Ia no way deerioratei inc
shooting is not let with the arn the agreement Is the
one usually used the Duke OF Porands estate but It
has found necessary under the peculiar clrcuh-
stances OF case to enter INFO subsidiary agreemens
giving power possession at any time, ana THIS
will necessarily come under the orn OF Oll
of sale and be registered In accordance with tie Bills Ot
Sale Act The amount OF the valuation Is AZt3l los.
The farm buildings good, some or them quite news
About seventy head OF calves and beasts and Drtween
sixty aud seventy ewes with lambs nave Ell valued,
and ten also been handed over together
With the carts and implements necessary 10 Work tue
farm Suiice 1t seed corn quarters OF oats
were also left the farm and were valued win tue
other Items There .our houses the farm but In
order to meet requirements OF the six men ami their
families OF the houses have been divided, and easily
the remaining families. The men ara
having a deed OF partnership drawn up among them,
which state snail 6e III force Tor seven years by
Il each oi them receives w3ge OF ~ month no
one 10 receive than another. Al tue eni or tno
year their accOu 20 be balanced ard after tue
paid together with interest OF Ier cent u any 0ne
OF the men who nay put little capita into tine
concern the remainder Is 70 oe paid over toward reddo
lug the amount oI tue NAuatlol winch ~ 10 uoPoi III
OIeAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
TO SAIL FIFTY NILES AN HOUR.
hmm IN. Dill Mil IIIzsffI

The Spanish Government have contracted
with bessrs Yarro~ d Co for tue construction OF Two
torpedo boats capable of attaining speed OF twenty-five
knots hour But there Is every probability tnls speed
will soon be greatly exceeded aud IN paper which has
lust been before or the engineering societies 0t
London IL been shown by Nj. e. Hurst OF the Eus
neering College ut Chiswck. how speed OF forty
knots may without difficulty be attained ~
has conclusivey shown that In vessels OF the Same
form of different szes the resistance varies AS tho
cubicai capacity at speeds not Identical but varying as
the square Of the OF nea dimension Ilus
says Mr. Hurst, il We take hrst-cass torpedo boat ~
feet long II feet broad feet 3inches draug OF water
52a spacement 40 horse power. and II KNOTS
speed from the performance OF sucn
"A vessel determine what the performances
will be OF weasel OF she same form but larger
every way II take tho larger vessel ss four times
the linear dimensions OF the smaller and OF the same
proportion3te power. the Displacement VIII be 3oov
IONS and the power will be 30OoO horses The speea
will be 43l2 Knots per hour Reckoning The weight Oh
machinery 90 pounds per horse power AS In Ihorny
crofts engines tue draught OF water due to euch
weight Will be so feet. and II we taso
tho weight Ol nun as cuuai w -
weight OF The machinery, the draught OF water, win
water in the boilers bat without Goals or stores on
hoard will be feet inches. II We take the consnmp
ton OF Goals pounds horsep power per hon to
total consumption hour will be 20 tons am II hs
speed be I3ia knots 49I statute miles. voyage o'
3 900 miles vii De accomplished ia oo' hou's'
with l,o29. Al toAs OF coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

AZ We sw Of. q him yss just S S o q hi 1y tall
Ny hrrns were runlb, ] had palm IN my oacEl
and Sn "r i y Rsrs1s0n S d1SpP ehosSsa
t was Ha The SiSgest asS ever taken In the ryoI.
was sure Of 1t. But didn't care for catching
big fish then. Half On hour passed. Tho
salmon pulled harder than ever, Tbree-quar-
teIs OF an hour, and the fish didn't seem e
quarter rs much exhausted as l was AT tne
beach. Jones said we'd try to hand him there.
| could just crawl out of the canoe. Well, ar,
at the end of an hour and a quarter we got the
fish near the beach and what do you think we
found 7 1t was wretched little fish that would
hardly weigh fifteen pounds slT ana ia hGok tGa
middle under one of the fins, and 1t was having
him that way that made all the trouble.
At any rate, Jones' said, Ill nave q
salmon to show for my work
Just then Jones looked up, and there were
a couple of men whom he took to be waIdens of
water near by watching us from the road
% Hold on says Jones. this III never do.
We must put the fish back OF those men may
make trouble for me-
: Put nothing back said DO you think
I'm Coins; to kill myself with nothing to show
/" Jones took another look at the men and he
said, I'm sorry, but | honestly must let the
Think of that, sir BY JOve. had to see
Jones heavt the fish up with his hands and get
the hook out, and put him back in the water,
and left with no fish at al after an hour and
quarters work. ! was limp as a rag. and |
me two weeks tell you sir, no more salmon
fishing for me. That's my last " and Mr..
Mcleod retired breathing maledictions upon
the sport.
As the door closed behind his ample form
Willie Mcdonald said cautiously " wonder
what he'd be thinkin' If he knew that was all
a Joke of Jones, an there was no need at all
at all to put his salmon back ~
r. II.
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ODDITIES or A PCRLlc LIBRARY

WtIWTUNte ----,-.ll
A girl asked IL few moments ago if houschVsu
e. Angel IN Disguise" meaning, | found An Absoi
Inawares" soon afIerward, smaN boy wanted An
InsAae lunatIc" "a very eXcusa1le error IN ths cs.
and a salIow facet heavy-yoiced woman, asked Tor
Bulwer's Last Days OF Bombay" A young woman
wishes for Thrown Oh cav, meaning
boy came shufng in aud asked for one OF tne
Wonder series. He looked long 'ime at the seyrrs
to take. Finally he on the shelf. the utc Oh
which had been torn from the back ana no sa'u VIZ
feryent delight .Oh I'll take that Vno Aud he wouid
have no % her. Why ,..
was asked lew moments ago VINO the rli"us'' .,
no small sacrihce Oi tine and patience rtrnru 49,
size had asked about the FiOdsrrs because net 80.
I.1 INST married. a man named Filhbuser, aud shs
had heard that ho belonged 10 very distinguishes
family"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

Msssy fs:l spp @s%i; ga
ths local critic; vsls s6:, si sss sp
flint The eonvsfsiok OF McJormicks Hall on North
9s,k iptS rhs Casipc vas egecs,sn Dyr.s ssooa
throughout the week to good audiences. despite the
threat Of an Injunction. "Evangsne" 81 Hooleys'
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NEW Ms.
OFFICERS FIGHTING-RAMPANT ROLLER
COASTER-PERSONAL
JsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ThIBUNE.I
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Thoro was death
from alleged hydrophobia in this city on Wednesday,
The victim was a colored boy named Walter Cameron
He bitten by pet dog three months ago. Inc
usual remedies we're applied the wound healed and the
boy apparently in good health up to Tuesday MORN
Ing. when the disease manifested itself. lie ded In
great agony.
Ono of tho best known men in New-Orleans, Peter
Kaiser died Monday last In the sixt5-srth year or
his age He had been resident OF this city since 1856
He of prominence IN local politics anc WELD
cd vast influence on the German voting eement. lie
was elected to the Council number Of times and was
time Recorder of the Fourth District He was at
time very wealthy and was the owner OF line OF
street railroad. Hc died. however, in very moderate
circumstances.
Two dlsgraceful AFFAIRS have this week directed the
attention OF the public to the police courts Court
Ocsr Robert f. Lee Patton. of the Second Recorders
Court. arrested for asssulting and gathering
woman. Patton under tho influence Of liquor the
and insisIed seeing home On ber ohiecting 70
his company the assault eompianed OF took pinse on
the Frat Recorders Cours. engaged In street night
Grimm assisted by his brother aud Ford WAS very
badly punished.
william Towel, Of Metropolis Ill, has now in harbor
and being unlosded cargo Il little Ovor 100000 feet
Of sawed oak timber. Tho Good intent DSek has pII
Morgan Ksilroad Company 100000 feet and the Val.
lette Dry Dock Company 10000. This shipment 10 but
q ANAL Item Of the lumber that is now coming south
Ono OF the most ridiculous squabbes OF tho present
session OF the General Assembly Que that has grown
uptween the Legislature. the Governor the civil Dis
trfSOCOurt of New.Orleans and play thing known AZ
switchDack railway roller COASTER rot At west End
on as It 10 claimed. the property Of the state Inc
OF thu canal ut West End wanted
the thing removed and applied to the Governor Tho
Governor referred the matter TO the Legislature anu
that body Illuminated concurrent resolution against
the offending contrivance. Nevertheless the roller
vernon the General Assembly and all the powers OF
the State.
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sher knees In order 70 be able TO drink At ALL And WIZ
sbtto jump back sfrlehted because tia stream xhiS
tseds tho trough pours in from so high pstSS
position Of the though also is such that flying p.rS
get into 10 and stop the overflow pipes so that NJ
water nows over the edge aud makes perpetual mud,
pole around the fountain For the human animal thar
10 only cup and ono fawcet, 80 that hot day Dss.
pie have TO stand In limo In order to got r.freshirS
draugbt There convenient thing about tia ~
rangement Tho basin under the faucet Is placed -
con venetly shat the small boy dir his head into
and got that much OF a swim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
GoVERNOn HILL's DECREE.

"Dan'l," said the President. " observe that
Union College hss made you NJ. A. ana Warner Miller
an IL d. congratulate both of you. Dan' though II
would that II yOu NJ. A. ought 10 be some
thing with at least four letters In H. But tell me. Da
degree on Dave Hill T. "e. sisnor." returned the ac
complished Private secretary. You surprise me-
DAM; what degree was III" N. O., my lieee" Where
upon His EIceliency laughed merriy. and vowed that
DxnI had lively wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

A FOUNTAIN THAT IS NOT AN ENTIRE SUCCESS
The Jerry McAuley Memorial Fountain. in
front OF tho little triangle AZ thirty seoondst. Broad
way Sxh-ave. out TO nave been devised ON
plan provoking 10 and beast and far from calculated
10 afford drink without much labor aud dssatis-
faction. Tho horse trough asohed to IL next TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
W. ". CORCORAYs GIFT TO A COLLEGE.

At a recent meeting OF the Board ~ Trustees and
OversoeIs Of Columbian University, ID. c., Mr. W.
W 0rcoran presented the university with $4,000 aud
a fine oil painting The money Is to he I'd led 10 the
doweu un OF university and the painting. repre-
sentng the boys OF New Eng and on the Boston Come
mons, goes to the new preparatory building.