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New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NOM Il NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

fYfh Arenue HoteEEx President RuthcTioru Giiioaa
otent Of Johns Hopkins University; Justice s,anc}
Matthews OF the United states Supreme C%qr. att % Of
c,"rah" a. !" Ne,c yor,: Hoiel-J d. G. Atkins. C"n-
missioner Of Indian Affairs and state EnSinesr r".on
sweet of Albany - Windsor Hoei-Edwaru Atki"son;;
81 RoS,on William H. Seward. OF Auburn \. l.. anu
General John b. Frshe aud General o. Wsker
~ Roston and Jose F. silva Mexican Consul at ror.o
Rico Xmoy HH Hotel,s5a,c Treasurer G,n; IL o. d. ri
gerald. Of Albany Hotet Brt"s'cMMuUop w pmrcel OF
Rochester Wesiminst Honse-Jercinc Is, rar,nen Farm Of
ter OF Troy. ...... Breroor House-franA"h d. ''"
PnaCelphia.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE syxYY-FTvE PER CENT SALARY BILL.

A strong effort is being made by tDe 1rlends
sf some of the teachers the pubic schools to secure
he passage OF Senator Murphys bill at Albany. known
HE Senate and is on the general order Of the Assembly
teyera attempts have been made 10 take II out OF the
Regular order ard secure its passage. Inc boaiu OF
Euoation has written @ circular letter opposing It's
Ssssage and Devoe said yesterday that nc
ia not think the bill could pass If Its objections were
fully discussed. ~ ,h
oom picatons In the financial affairs OF the Board oil
ucation This bill provides for Increasing the salaries
q female teachers so that they shall oe within 90
6ee cent Of what IL paid to male teachers The only
hale teachers are the few who teach the higher classes
grammar schools, and II this the basis Of comparison
" female teachers except th0se gredes corresponding
- the male eachers must be left out of the increase
She primary teachers who have always received tue
6West pay, compainine OF the injustice to then
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
TWO HOME MINES WIN EASILY
BROOKLYN AND STATEN ISLAND IN LUCK
ST, LOUIS BrA1FN ACROSS 1ii Ii'"" "N"
p,-pc pn.yx 1IE Ray,

ST, LOUIS BrA1FN ACROSS THE HiN"E AND f''i'
BURG down 1HE BAY.
The Brooklyn and st. Louis clubs the ic'u.
ers in the American Association race came a".e 900
w..n,rc,on Park. Bruoslyu. yesterday. Fully 1ooo
neonle were pre.ent Probably 200 or 300 women were
in the grand stand Terry and McCnuey VINO h"'o
hoe, n,cknamed tue Pipe-strm battery, Ptcheu hnu
can ght for the club and dii excellent w"is.
no "a nrobaLly dozen times "a long rs ne u proau.
,acheS for tls western champions. Tho cxcitelnens
VS. infense uut the latter rnrt OF the match Wnen w.
49, hegan 10 drag and became tiresoue. marvellous
running QUE hand catch OF O'Nel ~ the SKIN 'n"ns m
ar"Ecd GREAT appaues as also dit Swartwood' hoinp
r,n I'm tie opcninr inning. The Brooklyn pay crs too
,ha Lad in tue first inning by scoring two runs anu beu
the advantage to the end, wpnih1 eas"!' A"o ''
WAS follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1S.-lhc track was
fe,t to-day and the attendance at the large. The
first race-one-half mlc-was won by Prodgal Jacobn
second, time, 40 seconds. Mutnals paid Sli 3d.
Endurer won the second race, Iis miles, ID l:o',
Porter Ashe second. Mutuas paid Sl1 10 -
Ihe winner of the third rsce-tne Louisville Cup-2lI
miles was Lucky B. In i:OSL Mutuals paid ~ 10
Test won the fourth rdcc-ll4 nles-easlly III 2:lo'
Mutua's paid Sl4 10
The nuh contest. l-lG miles was won by May Lady.
Time, /: 30. Mutuals paid Sll
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
CoIUMBIA.YALE BASEBALL GAME TO-DAY.

The hopes of Columbia College students ran
hch yesteray at the prospect their OF baseball
with the Yale College nAe New Haven this afternoon
Large numbers OF students will 20 up to witness he
snort and even OF the Instructors have sgilhel
their intention OF beins present ms Is ho Weeh lol
the concluding examinations AT the college, Dut inc Ooy
wil make an effort finish their tasks early TINS morn
inc An as 10 start by the o'clock train. which also car
rics tbs nine. special excursion rates nave Dceh Sc
cured by the coeins for tho trp aud those VINO start
by the O'clock express Will still he in time 10 see the
game which is called until $3.50 O'Clock Fnlay VIII
catch for the Columbias and the other members ot tho
nine will play 10 their accustomed places.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
prrD CIrTrFAIvS LAWYER, IN JAIL.

Charles II. Reed lawyer who gained consider
able notorety by appearing as coulsei lor thG M @ rs
sassin Gulteau, has been a prisoner IN LualoW
Street Jail since saturday. Reed Vas arrested on
warrant issued on complaint Of william Campneii
4 20. payer manufacturers, No. SIS West Forty
sccor2.tt for msapprOpuatmg about Sl,10o
which he as counsel for them had III his possession
In default OF ball he was placed IN Sherln ulan.
t4enIrg Tie seemed de. resscd when seen by re-
noricr last evening He declined to make any
stntemeut Of his case. -" had better not talk to-
night" he ADDED win sigh, better remain silent
for tie present; the facts will all appear III due
tine" .. ,....,,,. &c f,ool,
Reed was at one time District Attorney Oh Cooh
Cnwrtv in Alter the Guiteau trial he came 10
New.York and opened law office in the Contl-
mental Dnlding in Nas;au-at. Later ne moved 10
No. $50 Broadway, where his place OF business Is
nj present re boarded at the Rossmorc Hotter ana
has been living somewhat eXpenslyey oi Iate. Up
t. last mght his friends had no, Deen aD!c 10 Sc
cure bail for him, bat of his most intimate as
sociates said thai every hing was arranged ana tne
matter would be settled to-day. 1t was more tDe
result he SAID of n misunderstanding than any
thlng else between Mr. Heed and his clent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY

Rockaway Hunt steepechase races. Cedarnufs'
D. III. -. ,,,,,s,iorers' meetings.
Fnscoral Churcn Convention. Garden CITY, d. iu'
Board OF Education, p m
Meeting Of the Aldermen noon. r..r. ~, 1o7
american In.tute Of Electrical Engineers NO. l.
Saturday Half Holiday mass meetns' bfooh''"
Academy Of Music, p NJ ,. o.oo - ,n
srawanhaka Yacht Club. Delmoaieos, $50 y. 'n
Literary Society OF 81. Francls Xavier Ohure" N
ering Hall. ~ m. -, ,rraao q u NJ
Meeting of Paterson, y. j. Board oil Irale' . ~ ~,
sale of otiinC horses. American Institute ~ 4" "
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
ron rsLNG LIE MALLS 10 DEFRAUR

Bartholomew W. Sweeney. or George Kane,
who was cnarge with the who under the name OF
A. r. uard carried cotresponaeneo about cou,eiiei
money with Constable McHnry OF canada was eohv!e.ou
yrsr 10y Benedict In tho Iited states trtu
Court o using mails In scheme 10 deraud Mctiaty
who had lOst friend who had been cheated
by saw,ust swpders. came TO this city Few woehs ago
detenod TO have revenge He gave Information wch ied
10 sweeney arrest
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
FUNERAL or GEORGE KOOD.

The Little Church around the Corner held
ant handful OF theatrical people yestelday afternoon
Ehep the OF the veteran George Wood took place
{6Ouah tbere nst 10 Of actors snd actresses In
IRA city who have acted under his management While
the Altar at OF the caurch Or Houghtoa
as resdinS lie burial service oyer the dead panage
G the bapsfery the other end an infant was 9elng
cbristened Uuou the CONN, which stood In the middle
sisie isy few lowers The psllbesgers were John A.
bun James W. collier. 4 l. Tilton. O. W. Barrey'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
FFERpING HER LOVER TO HER HUSBAND.

William Fahey aias Mccoy was locked up In The Jersey
headquarters eiday charged win larceny
weeks fahey eoped with Mrs James ~ 90 den o
pacic ana The couple COX Win ihen $500 ana
some ewelry belonging 10 Mrs GOldens husband Mr Col
den the couple Mont cal ana thence to yiacuseaDd
Abany where overlook them and caus taheys ar
accompanied the prisoner when he was
Headquarters and denounced ms arrest IA an
declaring tat she alone had ken ne money S
i've will m in York after he Ont Of his pr sent
trouble The prisoner held to await the action VI The
C.rnnn I.lrr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
A GAME WON BY TIE NEw-YoRK cLU

KANSAS CITY, May 18.-The New-lork CLUB
played in no today and defeated the Kansas Ciy
players with apparent IL is the first victory OF
the club since 1t left NewYork City ten days ago Iho
home players could do nothing with keeies ptchhE
wbe bic Whitney was battei freely by the New YORK
men O'soErke did good work behind the pat IOf INC
New York nine. The score was;
Eansos city .............O 0 o o l Il
Nan, Vow '..O D o o u O-7
i'm 40 Kansas city. 2. NewNoik TO- EtroiSh han
sas civ 3; New YOrE, Pitchers whitney ahd heele.
Umpre-Mr Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
HARVARD COLLEGE CONTESTS.

BosToN, May 1 ; (SpecaD. The Harvard nine
defeated the Williams College Club today by score OF
20 l. Harvard has thus won three games with none
lost in tho championship SERIES Tho executive ohcers
o thc a hefic association met this afternoon ana So
lee ted tho Mott Haven team which Will represent mar
ward in the intercollegiate games next WeeA III Ne"-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

yodr Gerry also furnished statement BY M Foaca
foreman the Urdnd jury hal not incldc ~ nnoss
ansar The hearing In tie case VIII DC concuoen hoAt
Wednesday. ,....,~. ..oa,.
Seven members the calh Protective Associn.
complaints about AL ged unhcahiul hous- IN me
neiQhDoriood bounded by Ffth and MadisfD aves ana
Fighty-fh ami Ninety sts Ihy were assureu hat
the complaints would DC Investigated
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises 435 sets 71O Noon rises. SA3 sgods 10
HIGH WATER.
A. N-sandy Hook $40 Cows Isld 9;Js Hell Gate 10 -
r. M-Sandy Hook S1SGovs Ispd. 9;O7l Hell Gate. lOJ3
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
No IICEygE YET POR RiNSCA e.

William H. Ramscar. who Is trying 10 get IL.
ccnse Children IN hs old uen'lemens unsee
lomc yesterday prcsen cd % the Hoard of ii.at fos
orabc st1Nn0ns AMI pcutlo1s OF resi-
dcuts vi Clio oiy with reports oil tsc
finding of nrn o Ell, Grand Juy Apr that The
homo @koolent condition LlDril. l. gerry, who
the aatig Of caasc TO Ian,dEr Iosentcd
satc Jug that tho aoti,n 0f tho Grand
Jury In respect h0rlzcd nogi and
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
CRICKET IN CENTRAL PARK.

A fairly good game of cricket was played yes
terday aeraoon in tho North Meadow. Central Park by
teams OF the NewYork Cricket Club Captain snortafs
eleven playing an eleven captalned by tho club pro-
fessional Elliott Tho captains side victorious By
score o. 80 to the professionals % T. MlHcr TO- aha
W. MONKS - were the top scores on shota suc' uno
f. Browns II on that vi the professional
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

T. Henry French and q Gilmore. ra Am0ps s,s .dS was
r.r ra ar II q Du:f's company Samuel Co,yhp' pni
Watkins John smith Bena%n baIsr Hawe b. The body
r.s' s ,.tsn to Greenwood, where Mr.. Wooa o""ou wv
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
RITTEN BY A SPITE DOG.

A 6pftZ dog, which was running about the
Hard at No. 839 East Thirty fourth-sI, whore several
}eidrep we're at play yesterday spfdsny Turned upon
Xevefey. The boys psropts. who live In the adJopng
Nbuse 30. 837, took hun to the oncc OF physician In
yoyty fifth at and had bis wounds cauerzed. II was
hot believed that the dog was yabd but the animal was
8nut up for examination. Policeman Oppelt Killed an
Alleged mad dog In Third-ave at Twenty -secondst
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
DR. RETMENsyYDER Os EVOLUTION.

The Martin Luther society met ut the academy
OF Music night lecture by the Rev Dr b
Reinensnyder pastor OF st. Jamess Lutheran 'hnrcn.
Jacob f. Miller president o tho society. introduced tne
lecturer spoke evolution and It's lion to Tho iD-
cal accou Il vi the Creation.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

LIEBIG COMPANlS > ENIkACI or DEEF
Contains DECREE all the stimulating properties
OF sold Beef which Liquid Food Or Liquid Extracts"
made from blood sinews meat refuse do not contain
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

,.o, ,ho c.,,bra,cd br ,od marc Maude Hampton Oh
Major n r Th,n,s who has a stock farm near LsSine.
i She 4. tns daa OF Ban Fox, iiaggn's crack colt lho
rurchasr price was $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

l4f LexiugtOh-ave., between ith ant 3Dtl Sts
TonIs--S To l. 5to T. Dseases Of the Nervous SYste
GenitO- Urinary organs Impotence and steriiltY.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
Announcements.

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d.. 7 Beach-st., near West
Broadway, y Y. Hours IL to ami TO Diseases of the
nervous a specially for the last forty years.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

r,sser yfnr For Mails close. sails
FIR Y IN
Ainerique. FTeDch.Irans. Havre-.--.-. 3;3oa III III
THURSDAY. MAY 20.
Germanc. White star Liverpool -......... 80 pm pm
State OF Gesrgia. state Gasgow..-. am
Wcland. HamD-Amer. Ham5urg.......... 43V am am
AIpes, AIexanige. Havana s. Mexico. oPm
Albano Atlas. iayti. l3Oam pm
Orinoco quebec, Bermuda. pm pm
SATURDAY MAY %.
Persian Monarch. Monarch, London am
Etrurta. Cunard. LIVERPOOL 5SO IN ar
CITY Chestgr InnaD Liverpool. GJO m . III
Anchor. Glasgow $50 III u VI
SER Thingyalla COpenhager- pm oP Pm
Morayla. Hamb- Amer. Hamburg. HoOa III
Rheln. n. q. LLOYD. Bremen. ............. am
!, SaIand Ncfn Amer Rotteruan ..... G:3O .
Pennland Red Antwerp $50 IN $3.50 III
De Ruyter. White Cross. Antwcrp....... am
Cha.eau attic. Bordeaux. Bordeaux.....- am
Cienfuexos. Wards. Havana pm
Edith GodGen, Vessels, Monteg0 Bsy...l03Ca M noon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

While temporarily out of town the HOLMES
FLEorRc PROTECTIVE COMPANY will ect your house fro
connecting with OF their central Offices
where viii have close attention Many years experience
Telephone call. 81 spring.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
&" WHAT WoMAN's WORrH p

Mrs. & Miss COPPING'S English mental at
teniants Massage speciality. 2j7 West 3Jthst.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

W ~ = W WYNN UNIf y ,,I 'UI'l TT n, A., ~,
know. shes ud w o. man" double YOU man Bu a
little II has invaded her syst
and "a daily sapping strength. For all female weak
nessc. Dr H. " Perces FavOrl Prescrption stan un
riyaisd IL complaint and bulI tho system
stamps Tor pamphlet 10 World Dspen sGry
Medical ssOeatlOn. G63 Man-st, Buialo, ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

YOU can avoid premature grayness by using
parker's air Basam distinguished for ts cleanliness
Liver and kidney Diseases cured by ParNec's Tonic.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

LUNDBoRG's RnENIsn CofoGNE.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

BAN Fox's MOTHER SOLD FOR $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, May Isl. b. Haggin, tho
California turfman. this morning purchased through ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, ABOUT "a
FITTl RACE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, ABOUT "a MILEB

Racing will begin promptly at O'clock. epeca nj
trains leave Long Island Cty for the courso ut lO5
40 and p m. returning DedIa,ey after the races
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
wing is a full list of entries :

lKsr RACE, HUNTERS HANDICAP. FLAT RACE, ABOUT Il
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
HL -ION Fsh I-N 7 VI . Il 4 VI 7 D.
FOREIGN PORTS

Bark Helen Fox tBrl Barker AREA
into Rio JaneIrO foremast ana b
boom svrun- maiu to- plnast gone aud hull strained.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Trade S,,,,,,,,nt,

W" are IN receipt Of ralry' = Trade Re-.
ports, ri Philadelphia July o~th. from
which "" learn that rcn n, trade during
the past week has shown gaining ten.
denrA, AMI = toward Improvement in
nearly all directions.
The iron ttai", ,~priaIy. Is improv.
'ng, The markets show that the cen.
ter 81 the Improvement, in the north.
'rn states, IL in the west thiragu rruoris
state of unusual hrskne-a. with a
greater demand than at any time during
the year. cincinnati feels an improve.
ihrht hut the gain IL not marked. Pitts.
bnrgh y preparing Tor a great increase
ol trade this fall, and all it, mills are grt.
ting into SHAPE for speeding mt fullest
capacity. This Is the most l,ratif, Ing in.
formation. Philadelphia reports an in
crease ~ number II sales and inquiries.
anh gam III the total uf quantity chang.
my hands, with prices firm and unyield.
ing. New York is less active, and Bos.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Cotorcsi Mortality North aud south.

totorcd Mortality North aud South.
When the mortality reports in south.
srn cities are published notably in IA.
vannah. Mobile and New orleans "A
great cutlery H. raised iy Northern jonrn.
ais, say the Savannah Times. because
the ratio If deaths among colofed People
a. the whites seems to la entirely uit II
proportion. This di.proportion Ia, been
NOR. than unre explained by southern
journals ~ rssIectlhilty AMI promi.
nrnr". The fact has frequently hrn
mentioned that thirty years ago con-
sumpthn AMI pulmonary complaints
were almost unknown diseases among
the negroes IN TIA" south. Statistics now
common AMI fatal among our colar,pl
population. En', leaving cut climatic
conditions altogether and the alleged
want II medical attention to the cnlored
people IN the south, the d.ath records IN
northern cities during the summer
months in ritns aud localitns which
ar" mainly populated by whites prove
that our northern cities display a certain
amount OF lnhumanity, IA we'll AZ in.
consistency, in the eagcIness with which
they s.ize upon the death rate in the
south for hostile comparison and crltI.
rI-m. In n well considered article in the
Chicago Herald the following statement
Is made: "A comparison If the mortal.
Ity among children on Fifth avenue OF
Madison avenue with that occurring ON
Washington street, for example, in New
York. or Of the deaths in the Twelfth
ward with those in the Fourteenth, in
lineage. will show "a great n difference
almost a. that " hch has been noticed in
Savannah AMI other sunthrrn cities
where the blacks constitute the greater
portion Of the poor. The tavagc~ Of death
among the poor at the south are not
more terrible than at the north. They
attract more attention because the vic.
TINS are distinguished by their color. hu,
the same great tragedy is going on here
~ we'll. Whatever they are the wretch.
eddy poor are dying cat, but, more i.
IN" pity, tie grim procession finds hosts
Of recruits
W" commend this statement Of our
western contemporary 10 those Of our
northern contemporaries who have tried
to make capital against the south in this
matter. The New York Times has been
prominent in such efforts, and vet it il
VIII examine the nortnary statistics of
lts own city II will find the average NOR.
tally of blacks. right under It's own eyes,
IA great ~ in Savannah or any other
southern city. Indeed. according to the
statements Of the lineage Herald, rub
llshed above, the mortality among the
poor whites ot the north is a4 great if not
greater, than among the cnIorrd larr Of
this section. When will our northern
friends learn Ia pluck logs Of wuml ont
81 th'lr owh"t"s before attempting To
extract splinter out ol thieves Of the
south.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01
Pure " alter.

thoughtful I-ople Will IT, greatly inter.
'-ted IN the communicated Of this issue
regarding our pure water supply. This
Is one "f the most important matts,s how
t+iore eur citizens Water Is a, the
Foundation of g"1l 0s iad health. We
all r"fa.nber the terrible scuurge that
visited Plymouth, Pa. rrmr tw0 or three
year since, II excited the attention ~
III" whole country. fhy ,iclan- and sci.
"ntific men from half the states 1T the
union visited the scene If disaster and
death 10 investigate the causes. The
mortality was fearful. The causes were
attributed To- almost everything tut the
tru" ose. TIL" water supply Was from IL
clear mountain stream. and nO nne sup.
posed that 1t WAS the cause If the dis
ease that prevailed. Hut, on IA rlos.
analysis, 1t was found that the trouble
WAS entlfriy uWih., ta the water. Wher-
ever used IT. effects were fatal
We now has" the news that II, Potts.
town, in Pennsylvania. thu citizens are
sor"iy stricken with -rkne-s similar 10
that nf fl,mouth, AMI from the saln,
can-e, impure water.
l"r the present, at least, W. must say
that few cltlrS that We know Of are sp
badly of for h.,ltiiful water q, is the city
of lalatka. and berorr accepting the
water proposed 10y the water company, 1t
Will le Juilcion. t. investigate the ro,irc,,
Of supply very car.fully. We cannot
give t"n much attention t. this matter.
AMI our council may ~ we'll consider It's
responsibility IN the premise now as at I,
later I"rirl, We had better H. sure
about this matter
The gentlemen composing the council
will la held largely responsible for the
water given w, AMI unlrs, we, as a com.
mnnitv, get Just what Is good anl
healtltnl for our use. those who are in.
strumental in supplying it will h" held
morally responsible for any III conse.
quencrS that may follow.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

ID. }. Mullaney, the Cincinnati agent
of the 'lnclnnati southern railroad, was
in town yesterday and gave Ms some val.
liable points IN connection with trans.
portatlon and the prospects for southern
trallic next winter. Mr.. MulIaney an.
tlcipates As large crowd as last season
and the year before. and feel, confident
that the number will h. somewhat in
excess of two years ago. HIS road is
making the same preparations for carry
Ing people ~ hitherto, and really cx.
poets no great diminution IN volume.
Inquiries are already being made at the
office in 'incinnnti for Florida rates and
accommodations Such instances are
fully IA common IA any year since the
boom set in for Florida.
Most people are educated ont Of the
absurd stutf that followed the efforts of
the calamity liar and look upon our
fair state with feelings Of confidence and
hope. Dan. think. that the "hlark eve"
Florida received from the "hli2zarl" " i'll
ultimately do 1t good. 1t has aroused
the true filcn,ls of the state and created
"A world Of sympathy for it. 1t is the
health resort still and the true home of
ia" orange and the paradise of the world
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

The sea serpent is on hand again this
season ut some of the water places in the
north llis present place Of sojourn is
Rmkport, Mass. liz IL IA regular at
places " resort m any Of the human
faSh'onablcs. 1t was thought that the
big elephant Mt tonev Island would
burst up the serpent fraud. but it has
turned ont otherwise. The elephant il
"husied.' II only shows how difficult i,
~ to break mp well settled business,
however absurd it may b.. The ''sca
serpent has fooled many cool man
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

For All aggressive politician tea. La
WslIace. Of Indiana, has many fa,inat-
ing way-. He write book for men AMI
women and III. wife for children u rral
The General rstjfe- - liz green iieli, IN
the summer AMI devo,es L.lasrit 20 liter
atura and .',Chem.- for the leie.t II
til. democrats. THIS summer. however,
h. has changed his mole Il Iroc.'lGre.
Ii- wife hss written a book for children
and b. has mat the illustrations. We
can alms-, f.4siVe E.al hi- bai politics
- h-n ha make lie - peasant f.. him
s.-lt ani ott.rr-. General Wallarc xas a
hrave officer IA tue ciyll Sar. and d man
If th. greatest purity in I.siSat~ ifr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-01

- bzs scaree-E felt trearL e tie
---E.uz I. =. aEi report, IL irlu trl.e
's--A1u, I-=rc-f,l1L- charge. b, the
: rs - faEorab-- "a -er-rL inrra---
u--Gt ,hToUsho4, ;h- eas,.
Tie general trade q New Yrrk. Pill
ai-i.Lia Boston and other eastern cltl,-
4. a'-out Stationary. Ia the sr-l a n.or..
favorable condition i. reported. H.
Ihiea;o business Is Progressing. AMI IN
cincinnati. -. Louis AMI other Point.
gaining. Manufacturing i, improving in
al! directions.
In the ~1ulh, If ~ EXCEPT the iron
trade Il Chattanooga AMI Birmingham.
tusiGe,- i not showing TIL i..srca #
prosperity expected at tia, time In
New Orleans. due chiefly To- the conlI-
t!0n II tile ,rgl> in the surrounding
territory, the Improvement that was
manifested short tame since la. r.
rriyed "a sudden cheek. ami h.. trade #
,hat city a, threat. uf,i with an uuioik,,i
fDr dullne-s lrt Their. il TIM 20 70
COKE. sahara hat II the condition of tie
weather ,Aouhi .U.Ps4.a The cotton
crop eat u tie Mississippi q, v~rs much
damaged, and. Of c0ufs.., til. has Il very
depressing fleet. hat hy fall IA. chance
$"r t.t''r times NAV improve.
Collections Reported difficult in al
directions, bnt IN the rrnters of trtl,..
money i plenty AMI u l,. had IN ea.y
t,TLl.