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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EINANOIAL.


New YORK, July Z, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 1@11H per cent, Ex-
change-long, 81 69&14 81; short 81 $40
( 8s15 State bonds dull but steady. Government
bonds dull but steady.
Erie .......... 24X Richmd & W. Pt.
Chicago & North. 1918 Terminal ace. 1885
Lake Shore... 91Is Western Union. 1865
Norf. & W. pref. az
500 p. m.-Exchange dull but steady. Money
easy; no loans. Sub-Treasury balances-Coin,
$l5l 900; currency, 31S. 1853, 900. Government
bonds dull but steady; four per cents la11a;
four and half per cents 1919. State bonds
dull but steady
The stock market today displayed n greater
degree of animation, especially in the first hour,
than has been usual for the past week, but was
slmost barren of feature. The temper Of the
room was bullsh, and there was some buying
by commission houses and the foreigners, but
the demand for stocks was very limited, and
only about equal to the supply, and toward the
close reGlizatlonS on the advance of the week
served to sag the list off slightly, and the days
operations did very little TO raise prices to a
higher level. The only feature was the adyan e
in Wheeling and Lake Erie from $3.50 to SAC,
the fluctuations in the rest Of the list being con
fined to less than Il per cent generally. The
close was barely steady at insignificant changes
from the opening figures The amount of the
trading was only GO 900 shares Most of the list
was slightly higher this evening. and Pullman
gained per cent. The following were the
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A sound Legal Opinion.

f. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County At
torney, Clay county. Tex, says; Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. My brother was also very low with
Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine Am salts
fed Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr.. d. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky.
adds like testimony, saying: He posi-
lively believes that he would have died had
il not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy viii ward OFT, as well
as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kid
ney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands
unequaled Price SOC. and 81 at Lippman
Bros, drug store.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway July
70 bales cotton 81 bbS rOsin. car wood, 2 cars
shingles, , cars poles. bbls spirits turpentine l
box tools box cigars, boxes candy, 81 nests
trunks, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railwa.
July II bales cotton. 2.315 bbls rosin, 6ji
bbs spirits turpentine, ass crates vegetables, 81
cars melons. 45S crates pears, 80 bales moss, IS
sacks seed, 20 cases cigars, Is bbls pineapples z
oil tanks 40 cars lumber 81 bales hides, Is cases
clothing, 81 bales wool, IS bbls sugar, cars coal
3 cars wood, 21I bbls rice, 2 cars cattle, car
gum cases hams, 10 bbs nails, 80 bbls crude
ppr Cntro ~ DEE colar9, o. PKgS hdse
ton 81 bales warn. S9 bales domestics, IL bales
wool, 346 pkgs tobacco, 219 crates fruit, 81
bbls spirits turpentine. 1880 lbs bacon, 2 bbls
liquor, PA bbis rosin, Al pkgs furniture, POS
bushels corn. - cars lumber. 43 tons pig iron Y
cars wood, 10 pkgs vegetables, Is pkgs wagons,
5 pkgs wax "a pkgs machinery, 1903 pkgs mdse.
iron safe, cars brick l04 pkgs hardware. II
cases domastics, 90 cases eggs, 81 cars melons, G
cars coal, pkgs hides, 25 bales paper stock,
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To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar to fe-
males. Renovates and invigorates the sys-
tenn. Physicians recommend it. Take no
other Rangum Root Med Co, Nashville,
Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold by Lippman
Bros, wholesale agents
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DRY GOODS.
EckStens 5 lBca|des For This Week.
The Lowest Prices Ever Named in Savannah Read These
Prices and Remember We Only Advertise Solid
Facts and Remember These Prices Are
For This Week Only

$50 dozen Gents Linen Collars (sacriced) 10c You
will pay 20c to 25c anywhere in the city for this
collar
200 dozen Gents Linen Cuffs (cost double manufacturer
lOc pair In this cuff you get what is offered for drive
at Csc pair at other stores in the city.
so dozen Turkish Bath Towels marked down to Csc each
Our regular price for these towels 4Oc. to Soc
100 dozen Huck and Damask Towels or this week. 25c.
each; cheap at 40c. to Soc
Embroideries! Embroideries! Embroderies.
The display of Embroderes uniform price, 15c yard
will surprise you Call and be convinced that for bargains
WE STILL LEAD.
spondingly low prices for this week
AT c.. ECKSTEIN & CO.'S.
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EXPORTS.


Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
300 bales cotton, 81 bales domestics, 6,619 feet
lumber, go bbls rosin 405 bbls spirits turpentine
bales hides, g. 403 pkgS fruit and vegetables, 20
turtles 55,016 melons 1863 tons pig iron, 443 pkgs
mdse.
Per steamship Juniata, for Philadelphia
81 bales cotton, 107 bales dorestcS, ass empties,
100 bbls spirits turpentne, $40 bbs rosin 81 bales
moss ID bales wool, 81, go feet lumber, 4i9 pk9s
fruit aud vegetables 53l old rails l59 pkgs mdse
22l tons pig iron. 1911 watermelons
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee Kempton. New York
c G Anderson.
Steamship City of Savannah, Smith. New
York-C G Anderson, Agent
Steamship Juniata Christie Philadelphia
@ Anderson Agent
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SUNDAY, July s, 1883
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Savannah, Smith, Boston
G Anderson. Agent
Steamship City of Augusta, Catharine, New
York-C G Anderson, Agent.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's BLUM and way
lsndings-W Gibson, Manager.
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Have you gotten prices from J. G. Nelson
&, Co. latelyl II not, we would advise you
TO get them at once, as they are sure to save
you money.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The reported arrival Of the bark Flid Nor,
at quarantine was an error,
Darien, Ga, July Bark Bessie (of Maitland,
N s., from Marseilles for Doboy, before reported
ashore at st GATHERINGS Island, will be total
loss. She will be surveyed Immediately.
ApalachicOla, July 5-Steamer W II Crawford,
from Mobile for this port, wrecked in the
storm on June rs. She was a small steamer
used for carrying the Apaachicola river mail
to the coast, No lives lost
baltimore, July 5-Schr Ida Lawrence, hence
for Savannah, returned with light damage to
sails and rigging, having been in collision Tues
day night 80 miles below here, with schr Chas
c Dame from Boston, which arrived here to-
day The Dame lost her bowsprit.
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COUNTY OFFICERS. Books and Blansk
Il required by county officers for the use OF
the courts or for Office use, supplied 70 order BY
Whitaker strcot, Savannah.
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Closing.


BALTIMORE, July Flour quiet and firm
Wheat steady; Fultz SlGssc. Longberry $50
s9c; Western dun aud easy; No. winter red,
on spot and July delivery S4l40Sf24c. Corn
Southern steady; white 65066c, yellow 5S0l59c.
OINoIKNArI, July Flour dull Wheat dull
No. red SIC Corn firm; No mixed 1870.
Oats Arm; No mixed 35c. Provisions Pork
quiet and unchanged at S14 25. Lard firm at
So Bulk meats unchanged; short ribs 81 Is.
Bacon unchanged; short clear IS go Whisky
steady at 81 IA Hogs strong; common and
light $iG45 rs. packing and butchers IS 400
30.
ST LOUIS, July Flour unchanged. Wheat
A selling raid and seve al other causes
knocked wheat down lG1B points, but later
there was rally I'd q recovery and prices
closed above yesterday for options; cash was
lower at 79@s1c. closing at 79c July delivery
closed at S0Ac bid, August 1870 SO12c. Corn
higher and trading very light; No. cash 41c,
July delivery 47Gi'l6c. closing at 4712c bid.
Oats firm; No ? cash 33A@35c; August deiv-
cry 2276c, September 23Ac Whisky at 81 Il.
Provisions firm but very quiet, and only a small
job trade done at unchanged prices: PORK at
shoulders ST. longs IS 45, short ribs IS 4haS 80,
short clear s. G5@s 70. Hams Ell 00a12 So
Nrw ORLEANS. July MARKETS. dull and
normally unchanged. Cofree-Rio cargoeS,
common 70 prime Fac laAc. cotton SEED SEED
products dull and nominally unchanged. sugar
Louisiana open kettle, strictly prime 5lsGj9sc;
fully tair to prime 53s@5}ec, good TAR 5l4c;
lower grades nominal; louisiana ccntrtugals
clarified 6tsGG g.l6c. Molasses Louisiana
open Kettle aud higher grades nominal; fair TO
rood fair 19O20c; centrfugals, prime 70 good
rrme lsc fair to good fair l6Ql1c inferior to
good common l0QDl5c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRK, July :, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine dull at 35c Rosin dull at 81 07l3dl 10.
500 D. m.-Rosin dull at 81 0715G0l Is for
strained to good strained. Turpentine dull
at 35c. ,
CHARLESTON, July 7.---Turpentine quiet at BIC.
Rosin steady good strained Soc.
WILMINGTON, July Spirits turpentne
steady at 3l1sc Rosin dun; strained SOC
good strained s3I<c Tar firm at 81 10. Crude
turpentino arm hard 81 90, yellow dip 81 So, vir-
gin 81 IS.
RICE
NEw YoRK. July Rice quiet and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. July Rice dull and nomi-
nally unchanged.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE AL dANAC-fHIS DAY.
suS RISES. ................. Observation-Disclosures
HOE WATHR AT SAvANxAH......7:12 AN. 1853 p Il
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Try our SOC Mixed Tea; it is excellent. J
G.. Nelson a. Co.
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SAILED Yesterday.
Steamship Nacoochee. New York.
Steamship Juniata, Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA


Fernandina, July ARRIVED, steamship Della.
ware, Chichester, New York.
Cleared, schrs E Newman, Sewell New York;
Thos r Pillsbury, Pitcher, Perth Amboy.
Buenos Ayres,, June 27-Arrived bark Fiume
E (Aus), Bevich, Pensacola.
Dundee, July 5z-Arrived, bark G B Patrone
QtaD Dodero, Pensacola.
Fleetwood July 3-Arrived, bark Rebus (Nor),
Irens, Pensacola.
Hull, July ARRIVED, bark Carmelina Qtal),
Ohvari, Pensacola.
Hamburg July ARRIVED, bark Pohona (Br),
Jameson, Darlen.
Montevideo June ARRIVED bark Iside QtaD,
Schiaftlno, Pensacola.
Sailed May 81, bark Jane Law (Br), Steven
son, Pensacola.
Naples. June 20-Arrived brig Mathide Mig
nano QtaD, Mazzella, Pensacola.
Oporto, July 3-Arrived, bark Jantje DUTCH,
Pompan, Pensacola.
Sa tos, May 20-Sailed, banks Crown Nor)
DanielSen, Pensacola; June 8, Sylphide (Nor)
Andersen, Tybee.
Tarfa. june 30-Passed, bark Baciccin Revello
Qta), Ameglio, Pensacola for Venice
Wolgast to July ARRIVED, bark Hedwig
Seibe Ger, Knaack, Savannah.
Apalachicola, July ARRIVED, schr Carrie
Strong, Strong, Boston.
Boston, July ARRIVED. schrs Rebecca F
Lamdin Diggins, Apalachicola; Nellie A Drury,
Wilson, Pensacola
Coosaw, S C, July 5-Arrfved, steamship Kate
Fawcett (Br) Dung, New York.
Darien, July 5-Arriveo, schr Robert Center,
New York.
Cleared, schrs Altamaha, Saunders, Boston;
varuna, Birdsall New York; Maud Briggs,
Young. Philadelphia
Georgetown, c, July ARRIVED schrs B I
Hazard, Smith, New York; Elite II Lister,
Mason, do; Abbe H Gheen, Gheen, do; ID,
Hattie Sheets Dole, Philadelphia; Sd, Warren
Potter, Andrews, and Eleanor. Mott, New
York; 5th, Lucie Wheatley, Mumford, Charles
ton.
Sailed, schrs Amelia Schmidt, Pashley,
Boston; Waccamaw, Squires, New York.
Jacksonville, July ARRIVED, Schrs Jessie W
| Starr, Warren, New York Sd, City of Jackson
vile, Stillwell, Baltimore; Nettie Langdon, Bag
! ley, New London; st Johns. Gilmore. Bangor.
Passed Fort George Sd, schr Milford, Haskell
Belfast, for st Augustine.
| New London, July 5-Arrived, schr Mary
Corson, Robinson, Jacksonville.
| Pensacola, July ARRIVED, schrs Morris W
Child, TORY, Wiscasset; Geo H Ames, Marshall
| Boston.
Philadelphia, suly Arrived. schr Henry W
May, Morris, ApalachicOla.
Perth Amboy, July ARRIVED, schr Charmer
| Daboll, Savannah.
st Augustine, July 4-Arrived, schr Bella
Russell, Steelman, New York.
| Wilmington, n C, July 5-Arrived, steamship
| Queen LBr), Paddison, Jacksonville.
New York, July Arrived out, steamship
Denmark for London, Labratagne for Havre.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE CITY OF PALATKA, FLA. offers the
Il following Fire Apparatus for sale: One
Silsby No. 3, Steam Fire Engine, double stream,
nickel, two nickel plated noxzles, first class con
dtion--will be sold very cheap. ono Hanne-
man & Co 8 Hand Fire Engine, two streams
very good apparatus. VIII sell at bargain
Write To X. KERSTlNG,
Chief +. d.
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Try our SOC Tea. Strauss Bros.
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kNi SCIJ. RUE.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July :, noon.-Cotton dull and
seoI'er9Ily IN buyers favor; middling uplands
% 100 Inlddling orleans sgd; sales 1000 bales
VI Wnch lOJO bales were for speculation and
export receipts 5000 bales-Amercan l, 800
Futures-Up lands, low mddling clause, July
uelVery 31-6ld; July and August 5 30-Oid;
August and September 5 236id; September and
october 19-64d. also 1S-64d; October and
november 13-64d; November and December
II,ofd, December and January 1l-64d; Sep
'e,hper 2564d Market dull at the decline.
~ p. m-5ales Of tho day included $500 bales
or American.
Futures -Unlands, low mddiuy clause. July
SSeaVtry 3lGtd, buyers; july and August
ofN3-oid buyers; August and September 2s6id
%%i!ers' September and October lS-6id, buyers;
Ort9oer and November 3G4d sellers; No
b boui per and December 1861, value; Decem,
E ueI ana January l1Gid. sellers: January and
re0rnary ll-Sid, sellers; September 2S'6ld,
eeHHefs Market closed quiet,
MAJ TORE, July noonICotton strong
I%6'91dinng uplands 10 Bloc. midding Orleans
tutures-Market opened and closed steady
", AZ sales as follows; July delivery opened at
az zoe and closed at 10 Sic; August opened 10 32c
9" +seo 10 Doc; September opened 14c, closed
&c; October opened 8 65c, closed 55c, No
'ehoer opened 46c, closed 4SC; December
ol.'lied i1c, closed nc
o:o .; m.-Cotton closed strong; middling up
.an1s 10 l6c, middling Orleans 10 lite; sales
l'GO y
Q, rltures-Market closed steady with sales Of
t,'oo bales, as follows: July delivery 10 Bic
SSegust 10 S5c, September 7401g i5c October
10 ~ JOc, November and December iSDg &c
Sauuary SOB 5Gc, February 62Qs G3c
9Tc. '-P'N ''VS' ''' -1"'
TALvEsToN, July 7.-Cotton quiet; middlng
sIl-lbc; net receipts II bales, gross II; sales
g naies; stock 1903 bales
n NORFOLK, July 7.-Cotton steady; middllng
% tI1c' net receipts 1856 bales, gross 1856; sales
"se 230 bales.
nj BALTIMORE, July T.--Cotton quiet; middng
,Di4e' net receipts bale gross POI bales
"les nome; stock 1851 bales
bosTos, july 7-Cotton onIet. uniddliug 1OJkc;
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OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
O. I,nlx. A =.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, I
SAVANNAH, GA, July = +P.M.
norros-The market was very dull and uu-
hanged. The sales for the day were only IS
n.l,s- On Change at the midday call, at p.
:, the market was reported quiet at the
following official spot quotations of the Cotton
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SPOKEN

Bark San Carlos (Br), from Pensacola for
Newcastle, June %, lat "a. Ion 50
Schrs Marguerite, of Pascagoula, from -
for Key West, July /, lat 20 n Ion 81 40; report
ed captain died same day
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RICE-The market continues dull and some
what nominal The sales for the day were only
10 barrels.
The Board OF Trade reports the total receipts
~ rough TO date at 1897 bushels, and the
shipments of clean ,92S barrels, distributed as
follows; To Baltimore, 10 1866 barrels; to Boston,
Philadelphia 2054 barrels; to the interior,
i4834 barrels The stock on hand of rough
was only 1859 bushels, and of clean, 1868 bar
rels,
At the Board of Trade the market re-
norted dull at the following official quotations.
Small Job lots are held at A1Ac higher.
Fair. 80. Neutrality-suspicious.. 49H(g44
Good. ................. .......... O9SQgO15
Prime. ..,.....'''.. '.'''.'.'s' 900. NOhe'
Rough
Tide water ...,..-... .ol loODl 0U
NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet but firm. with buyers and
sellers somewhat apart. The sales for the day
we're 100 casks at 32c for regulars. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
was reported firm at 32c bid for regulars At
the last call it closed firm at 32c bid for regu-
lars Rosin-The market was quiet and firm,
with a fair demand The sales for the day were
about l. AIS barrels. At the Board of Trade on
the first call the market was reported steady
Tor and above and firm for H and below,
with sales of $40 barrels at the following quo
tations: A, B, c, D, K, F and G CSC, H 81 90,
Al 10. X 81 20, NJ 81 IS, N 81 IS. window glass
1905. water white, So CO. At the closing call
i was unchanged, with sales of 800 barrels
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New YoRK. July Rice quiet and unchanged
nally unchanged.
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Scuti6e 8ilgcr bel SEQ XIII.

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200 Eerfoneu ;dbleu6, am 8. Wiai Q6enSs
nnter 6ibruns bes 6ariten 20penitein in
HOm elm. Weitere 200 Bilger waren Elm:
3eIn iu9ersiit, 10 BAG bic @eiammtsabl Der
&rmf9brer iid auf ca. 400 belief. I'm
llth1 III iebr ermioet gu werben, empfinq
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1br etuS bic 9dtfte OerieIben in einem
8oriinmer au fetnen Briuat9ema4ern.
&ae wrrben En-, teIn gu tbm getabrt unt
gum 6aBs unb 5a.1otuB 3u9eIoIsn. Tirlt
%20pcnitein, 8if6of S0tins por Ssnabrif
nnb Misr. 0oppel5uuer fteatsn ite Dor.
Der Yapif beauftrdgte bic SeeIiorger inter
t5ueu, ibreu Pfurrtinbsru fstner apoitotis
ri9en Se8en gu ertbeiIen. Sn5wii9en
bate fi4 aus ben anoeren Btlgern I'M 8ors
stmner Elm tIetner Gbor aug Oameu n
Ssrreu s~ebtlbet, Der bas Qieo: v@egriBet
fetit Du, &ont9tn!" a%nitimmte. &aum
batte &sr 8opft oieS bemertt, 10 CAB er Seo
IetI, HaB bic Ginger in bas Iabien3sims
MRr lsl6t tonmen ~IoItsn, oamit er ite beIs
fer bSren tonne. Die Wtt9Iieber 6teies
imptooitrten @5ors bu,Ften aud nuhber
no 3 I'M III bisni3' MINER bIetben unb iansen
mad elmer furssn BaUie: % sanctissima"
uu6 arbcre 2ie6!r. Ger 81. Sater. wel4er
Iebr cut auSiab, bsbouoelte ieiner De-
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fte, lsate msiit feline 9anb auf has 9aupt
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aud t9re 6amiItIn ie9ne. 3pst @Iemens
tarLetrer fraate err, was fte lebrten, unD
Iaote ibnen, er ie9ue quo tbre Staser.
Nis INN Elm Ser aus G0In ~uorseftsut
wu,6:, icste er: n@6In. bas III cine
StQbt pOu @IGubens. @sgcn = llbr
abeu6s war bic NuOienS beerbet. Gum
9lbi6jeb erbisIten aue YiIser cine i9One
f(berue Dentmin5e nit benz 8iIontB Oes
8apItss. @m Worgen bate Cardinal
Mel&ers in Der 8etsr'ssRtr@e Fir bic PiIs
ger cine 81. Mefie seIeieu, nobel 8eneral:
Communion itattfano, uno aHf wel9e
nod cine Inipra@e fOl9te.
an SOnntOs 10. Mai pobnten bic
Bilser IN Der Sirtinii3en @upeue Der pom
Baplte 9efeierten b.. W&s7e BEL, sugIet9
nit ben 8iIsern aus URerico. 8et Der
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famm:tten uoriibsr Setra9en. Nm S6lais
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ftetn fir bic sroBe Site, wGI6s Der
POpt ben beutfden 8iIsern bsptes
fen 5abe. Der 8apft Gntportete:
er femme bic QnbdnGIi4teit Der Ocu;I1eN
&atbOIitsn un5 freue fi9, abermcIs eiuen
beuti5:u Ptlger5us in ROm ieben un5
fe9ueu gu t0nuen. I'm 9 l19r Nbsnb8
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ieasn (6et NeuB) brabte ben Coat aus
auf Die @arOinaIe ReI4ers unO 9ersen:
r0t9er.
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SIR tennt, ebrwHrbise 8riber, bic 3sits
~Rr5att"tfs. auf Der etnen Seite iin6 bic
Reni8en uon elmer %unbdubtsen 2eieputb
6eIeeEt, uuf Der anbetn Sette ersieBt "ii9
eth Strom i5Ie9ter S@riften. IS tam
saum 9ei6tIoert werben, we[5en S9aben
bteie taStG9It9 ben Sitten unb Der Relts
ston sufi9en. Oarum feb eifrts barauf
bebadt. bur6 Bitten unb @ruabnsn unb
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befern gu fii5ren. Sebr niitIt9 pirb es
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bon Glen Setten barSerei9teu @ifte 3eits
seutdB ertse9enpirten, unb bic @abrbeit,
Cuseno uno &eliston i9lten.
geo XIII. an bic pOrtusieTi9en giid0fe.
1886.
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Scr oe1tib : atnerifaniide ct.
ScntfatiuS : 8crein.

nel9cr uon ben bo5w. Serrn 6eir,i6
Brpdbasen unb SbsoSor &rains
barbt in Wtiourt anserest unS ms
Oaistu gerufen uub in I'M erem SIatte
i9on uisbrmalS empfobIen purbs, Bat nads
ltebeube Statuteu:
1. Der ct. SoniiatiuS: 8erein itelt ii6 inter
ben S9us bes ct. gonifattus, beS 9poitelS
0eutl6lanbS.
2. 5wef bes @ereirs 1T, bur9 bas SammeIr
miloer @aben arme @emeinben uno
Yrieit er 81 unteritisen.
az Sur9 Sei6aiiuns BON 8irdenia9en.
b) Sur9 gettra9 gum S6ul9elo.
g 0ur6 aufbeiierun9 beS Yriefteroehalts.
3. Ger Verein rpiro blrd ieinen 8oritano ~
benz %9enannten 3pede cine Gerbinbung inter
balten nit Der 9etitli6en Seb0rbe iener Siitricte,
in Ipel6en bic Notb nod briiteno 1T.
4. Dtit9lieo bes 8ereins pirS ieber Satbolit,
Der 25 Gents per Sabr 9ibt.
5. Wilt9lieb oes 8ereins bleibt Seber, 70 lanoe
ais er bic % @ents iGbrli6 eutri6tet.
6. GrtrasS eitrGse merben nit Sant on9e.
monument; ebenlo audi ab9ele9te, nod bral9=
bare Rtr6enIa6en.
2. Scamte bes Sereins iiuo:
az Sin Brdiioeut unb @ices YrGIibent.
b) YIN S6aBrteIlter.
G. Sin SetretGr.
s. Die geamten pibmen i6re Sienite ben,
8erein II nj o II i, neil oerIelbe ein &ohltbGz
tt9teits: 9erein 1T. Nur Die uotbpenbi8el aIsz
9oben fir 9orto II. bsl. bitrfen bere6net wsrz
beIt.
8. Der 9oritano bes @ereins mtrb iGbrli6
bel @elesenbeit Der &atbolifeus9 eriammluu9
iiber ben Stanb Der Observation-Disclosures Se:
rt9t ~erftatten uno perOfientli6en.
10. aue Nitslieoer bes 9ereins baben @ns
tbeil OIL alien ben suteu @erten, pel6e bur6
bic @aben ermO 3li6t perben.
II. We Mit9lieber t6un ein @ert Der DRIFT
Ii6en Na6ienliebe, Iuofiir @ott ben 9obn
sibt.
@s 1T gu winidsn, baB re5t utele Rtts
glieber benz 8ereiue bsitreteu. Sie 9abe
1T gar fleiu. Wian idits bic Seitrdse an
Ben Sstretdr bes Sereins, Ssrrn Sriebri9
8eltboff, S'5aIon, Mo.