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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
Cleveland OFF Fire Island.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The yacht Sus-
quehanua. with President Cleveland and
party aboard, anchored off the Surf hotel
Fire island, at 10 o'clock this morning. The
weather was thick with light rain.
MRS. CLEVELAND AT NEW BEDFORD.
New BEDFORD, MASS, July 27.-Mrs.
Cleveland and her mother and Richard w.
Glider. accompanied by general passenger
agent Currier, arrived in Marion at $3.50
oclock this morning on a special train from
Fail River. They wero expected 10 arrive
on the regular train two hours later, and as
n consequence the station was deserted.
The party went at once to Mr. elders
summer home, where tine ladies will remain
"A short time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
A THOUSAND LIVES LOST.
Terrible Results OF Volcanic Erup
ton in China.

SHANGHAI, July PA volcanic erup-
tion at Bandaisan. fifty leagues from
Yokohama, has destroyed several villages
and killed 900 persons, including 100 visit
ors at Thermal springs. A fresh crater has
formed and the eruption is still active
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

Ha,I 'iUH. July 21-T The bonds
Z ,lI.. .t treasury to-day npgrega ed
'-i lhe asreplaueea 81 ,O00 il.s az
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
FooTs Up $50, 900, 900.

49, 1lo statements here referred to, enumer-
@v2 property OF various kinds, Gncuding
mounting in value 10 $50 900 900,
~., -.,l ol which is in English bonds. He esti-
r- -'a,e> That there are $500 900 worth Of
~, 'yered property in the United States,
n NSCludlng the value of many millions
.,.. t..i7rS worth Of cotton belonging to the
feIate 4. government shipped from
1co the war. '
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
THE FAILURES

Failures attending the half yearly settle
ments have been numerous for four weeks.
The number in the United States has been
s2l against 594 last year, but in Canada only
81 against 95 last year.
The business failures throughout the
country during the week number for the
United States 1919 aud for Canada %, a.
total Of 22l against 22S last week For the
corresponding week Of last year the failures
numbered 1872 in the United States and %
in Canada
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28
shoridan's coadltid Unohanged.

NEw kEbFoHu. MAsg July Zl.-e0on.
Sherlesn's condition ls uieaanged.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
wAsHINGToN. zee. 8, lsss.
sATtiRpAY,s s-PAGE % CRITrC.v -

The CRiro tomorrow will appear
as usual in an eight-page form, contain
ing numerous special articles Of timely
interest, with excellent illustrations in
cluding capital letter from THE CRiTC's
foreign correspondent, well-known
Washington lady two well-told stories :
Jedge Waxem's experiences at Way
back gathering on Capitol Hill; graphic
description of the Ivy City colony of
horses and trainers during the winter
season copious notes of personal and
political gossip at the National Capital (;
something interesting to the ladies con-
cerning Marriages and Marriage fees in
the District of Columbia; the latest news
of interest in baseball circles; Olive Har-
per's Fashion notes column for the
Young Folks; description Of the Gov
eminent Printing Office, by Frank Car
penter; "Olivia's" views on the new City
Postoflice building, and many other fea-
tInes that cannot fail to please our con-
stantly-increasing thousands of readers.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
NOTES AID GOSSIP.

7 EX-SENATOR BRUCE of Mississippi is still
on the lecture platform out West.
The TRIP between London and Paris
now can be made in seven hours and fif-
teen minutes.
PROFESSOR WIeGINs says that the next
earthquake period inthis country will not
begin until August, 1904. Thanks.
For PnEsiDENT in 1883, James G. Blame
ofMaine; for Vice-P President, Rutherford
u, Hayes OF Ohio.-[St. Louis Globe
Democrat
A PRooF-READER ON q Western paper is
advertised as aman who isAnever sober.
In other words, he is o waterproof
reader Puck.
REV. DR.. HoLnf1ELD of the Grand Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, ST. Louis has
accepted a call to the Third Avenue Pres
byterian Church of Newark, N. ]. He
went West about six years ago from Hunt
ingdon, Pa.
E1eHTY-FIvE WOMEN have Just been ex-
amined in New York for employment as
inspectors in the Custom House. One of
the questions asked is; "Are you an en-
listed man, andare you in the military or
naval service?"
CHEAP SPONGE CAKE.-one egg beaten
lightly two-thirds cup of sugar, one-hali
cup of milk, one-half teasponful of soda
and one teaspoonful of cream of tartar,
one and one-half cups of flour, nutmeg
and a little salt, This is very nice
recipe for tea cake or will make three lay
ers Of Washington pie.
MRS DIXIE HAYGooD Of Milledgeville,
Ga, weighs less than 100 pounds, but
possesses more wonderful gifts of strength
She is also writing medium of extraor-
dinary powers, but the secret of her sin
| gular endowments is as much mystery
to herself as il is to others. Mrs Hay
good is the widow of the City Marshal of
Nilledgeville, who was killed during the
late prohibition campaign.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

The KANSAS CRY Times regrets that
Mr.. ingalls, declines to be mug
wumped. IT might have known that
he would. Doesn't our esteemed con-
temporary remember his celebrated
Grafton on the Pterodactyl and the
"Opalescent Empyrean of Civil
Service Reform ~
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
DREAAIERs.

The world hath many dreamers.
But, alas how few are they
Who do the things of which they dream
And talk from day 10 day.
There are many who rear grand castles
High up In the empty air.
But they who build on solid base
Are few, indeed, and rare,
IT'S well, perchance, sometimes 10 dream
And plan for the coming time;
But better still Is II 10 do
Each day some deed sublime.
For while men stand and idly muse
On the shore OF life's restless sea
The tide comes IN and tho sands wash out,
And the dreamer where Is her
-lKate u, stiles, IN the Springfield Union,
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
oRrrrcunAR.


A Baltimore man named Marrow was
in the "Row" yesterday with a friend
meeting some of the newspaper men.
When Colonel Mussey came up the friend
remarked
Colonel Mussey, let me present my
friend Mr. Marrow of Baltimore"
"Ah, Mr.. Marrow" said the Colonel;
"glad to meet you. Are you related TO the
Bonapartes2"
mot that know Of" responded the
gentleman, innocently, and the Colonel
took his little joke out in the back yard
and broke ~ open with an AK.
1n.New York society:
Gent to Aldermar's wife: Is your
daughter out this winter madam
Bady--indignantly: My daughter has
never been IN, sir7 You must bethink-
ing about my husband.
AZ an afternooner:
New York girl in crowd, to Mr.. Jones :
Do You know, Mr.. Jones, how far it is to
New York;
Jones: From Washington to New
York 2
N. Y, G.-watching the front door !;
Beg pardon.
Jones: From Washington to New York.
did you say2
N, Y. g.. OH AM Yes.
Jones / don't know the exact figures
in miles, but 1 think IL is about the same
distance that IL Is from New York to
Washington
N. y. .G.-looking at new man coming
in, and deeply interested in Jones Did
you ever2 Wei, really never thought
IL was so far as tlat2 All, Mr.. Brown,
good morning. Must you 60 soon, Mr..
Jones?
Six kinds of water come from one cliff
in Kentucky, and there is n dozen kinds
of something else to mix with II and take
the brash Off"
General Greely should be hauled over
the colds.
SENATOR INGALLS, ON MIR. CLEVELAND.
may have called the President,
A good man and true,
But that was in letter, sir,
Quite privately to you.
And what we say in private, sir
1fyou were not horse,
You would not ask us statesmen,
In public to endorse.
Long-Suffering Butcher: Now, look
here Jackson, if you don't pay your bill
I'll not only sue you, but I'll never trust
you for another cent.
Jackson: All right, try it, and see if
don't knock you out with a counter suit
for breach of trust. A debtor has some
rights in this country that merciless cred
itors are bound to respect.
He-with deep passion--oh, Geraldine,
my darling, love you so. love you So.
Be mine, dearest, be mine.
she--with suppressed emotion: Oh,
Harold, you are SO sudden Unjust have
time to- ,.
He-unguardedly Don't mention 1t,
darling. Time is nothing; moneys the
thing, and you've got plenty, s.,...
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
A Hlnt to the s. p. q. A.

EDITOR Critic; In most, If not in ALL of
the large cities in this country, there are
societies for the prevention of cruelty to
animals, but as q stranger here, would in
fer that there Is no such legalized asso-
citation in this District. The class of
horses used on the one-hoTse herdics
which pass this hotel are disgrace to any
civilized community and the press of the
city should take the matter up and not
drop il until changeis brought about.
VISITOR.
The Arlington, Feb. 3.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

THERE Is AN ABUNDANCE Of room for
the new City PostofIice on Judiciary
Square without necessitating the
closing Of II street. The corner on
Louisiana avenue and Fifth street is
as slightly location as there is in the
city, and large enough. Ultimately
the old City Hall will have TO come
down and q new structure be erected
on the centre 'front.' The southeast
corner should bereserved for the new
District Buildings. Then would there
be an architectural pile on that splen-
did square that any Capital might be
proud Of and still leave several acres
6 beautiful park between it and the
Pension building on the north.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

SENATOR RIDDIEBEReER is by no
means the unInixed evil that some
people affect to think he is. The
United States Senate stands in need
of some lively counter-irritant to
keen its slow blood in circulation.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

"SnERIpAN's RIDE" to Boston, it
may be, will cut quite as much
figure in history as that other
famous ride Of his. This is an era Of
surprises.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

and the short session would be per-
manently abolished.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
FOR RENT-MIscELIANEOUs,

EOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE AND LOFT,
IL rear 1869 sth st n W; rent So, In advance.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

SENATOR KExNA is willing to have
the tariff tinkered. He doesn't fear
the competition Of the ''pauper labor
Of Europe" in competition with the
infant hoop-pole and punkin indus
tries Of the noble old State of West
Virginia.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

THoMAsJ. FISHER a Co,
1924 . street northwest.
EOR RENT-BUILDING COG ST W;
E well located for Office purposes; can be
leased for a term OF years, or will be ex-
changed for smaller property.
SWoRMSTEDT & BRADLEY.
U,OR RENT-A NUMBER OF FINELY FUR
E nished houses In desirable locations by
the year or session OF Congress, at low figures.
TH0S. j. FISHER 81 CO.,
1924 II st w.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
FOR RENT-sToREs.

LN0R RENT-225 PENNA AVE, RECENTLY
IT, occupied by Adams Express Co; well
suited for a store OF restaurant; will rent rea.
sonable. NJ. NJ. PARKER,
- .4,- ft s.. 14l6 II At.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

LOOK OUT poR SATURDAYS great
eight-page CRIr1c to-morrow-the
liveliest and most interesting paper in
+ Washington,
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

Ta0R RENT--srORB AND. DWELLING, SUIT
II able for any kind of business, 1913 18th
sd, S2B; Tossession given February 1. Inquire
Of GEO. If. KOZEL, 1897 18th st.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

VatSs=as THE LARGEST AND FINEST AssORT-
W-s1a ment Of Christmas Books, Cards
ana @ N9yelties IN Washington can be found at
IN Y aye and 10Th ID.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

LOANS
In sums TO suit at o per cent.
The above Is only small portion Of prop
erty on my books. For full list call at otfice
for bulletins issued on LIST and 18th.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

Mr.. RrDDLEBERaER is the "child of
the Senate;;" in other words, he is in
that relation to the ancients that they
must be careful what they say or do.
before him FOR fear he will speak out
in company and give the whole thing
away.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
FOR HENI-HousEs.


L'OR HENT--FHAME HOUSE, 4R0OMs AND
IL hall; water In yard; deep lot; IT'D N II
ayei key with Mr. Williams at engine house.
TN0R REMITTANCE AND SMALL HOUSES,
IL cheap, To- suit the people; also stores,
lures; suitable for any kind of business In
quiro at 1923 Pc ave n w. .-....-,.-.----
U,OR RENT-.TwO-STORY BRICK, 8 ROOMS,
IL nearly new. also large garden; 3330
1t W (Georgetown); rent $40; key at 33f0 $
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

The PHILADELPfifA Press says of Mr..
Hoar's joint resolution for the change
Of Inauguration Day: "There seems
to be no reason why it should not
pass both houses without serious op.
position, in order that the Legislatures
of the various States may have OPP
portunity to pass upon the measme.N
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

A NUMBER Of colored citizens met at
the Fourth Baptist Church last
evening and repudiated the action of
the late. Willard Hall convention in
most emphatic terms. 1t was the
least they could DO TO wipe out what
they very properly call a 'reproach
and disgrace" Now let the Repub-
lican National Committee provide for
the election of new and legitimate
delegation to the Chicago convention.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03


HARpER's Weekly iabs Damascus
blade, ais highly ornamented as it is
keen, into Mr.. Blaine and his
friends, in the following graceful
manner: "The conclusion that a
party, of which Mr.. Blaine is the
chief representative, is especially
party of reform, is a conclusion of
pure comedy, which may enliven the
campaign, but will not attract votes"
The SENATOR from West Virginia
resorts to poetry in his tariff reform
arguments. This is where the people
can show cause for demanding pro-
lection.
oh, give us n tariff as light and as free
As the soul Of sinner delivered from sin,
As soft as the moonlight that silvers the sea,
When the roses and lilies kiss the duty on
tin.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
7WlSNN7 49,
,,NOTICE.

yes:!s yesSaSorich'
AL stockholders and subscribers TO stock of
the 'Glymont Steamboat Company of the Dis
tifct OF Columbia are hereby notified that
there will be a meeting OF the stockholders
and Subscribers TO stock OF the above named
between Sixth and seventh streets northwest,
In washington ID. c.. on the 10th day of
March, A.. b, 1883, for the purpose OF collect.
40 per cent. on said stock ordered BY the
Board of Directors ut q meeting held, October
%, 1887, being the second or final assess
ment.
to pay said assessment to the proper officer of
said company on or before the date above
named,- under the penalty of forfeiting the
shares Of stock subscribed for and all preyl-
GUS payments 19ude thereon"
a u THOMPSON sSecretarv
The Washington critic., 1888-02-03
FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

HI --Or-
THos. II. wAGGAAiAN, OFT + street.
Changes Made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THRBR-sTonY BRICK AND FRAME
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
BosNTIsIL CROPS.
Improved Coadisien In America In
Europe. npromising.

~asasSsreS, Jsiy ss.--rhe depart meat
81 aSrleuitsrs saSkes the Juiy ayeguzss OF
e>arcstfon Of crops a< feiits1s. Winter
wheat. as, spring aEssf. s5.fs r1rsi, "a.
oats. 9a.s; harley. n Htate< Maeas has
been harvested u the south, aud yaalssed
l,.lss the expectation ia fac cArtiipas.
sieergsa ard Aisiams, u has Improved
slightly IN ic;fasy lsa-lia, Hais. ls1fana
aad iiiissoi-. 4 isaskea Improvement Is
noted ia Michigan. geper5x fr1sn the
fsciff crasf are atso mere fAsarzhic. TIE
general condition hes advanced from 7sS
10 Ts.a. Averages az the trsnc!pai states
are. New foKk. ~; Pennsylvania. ~;
ohio. az; Nlehigaa. IS. Indiana, =. Illinois.
a.. Missouri, - kansas, -. California n
spring whsat has IFrpasrei ia a large
portion us n. hreaiih seeded aasl ryafz
isrs large yield. saiuuS possible future
dEafbaeks ueticrai averages have al
sa1c<d fresu ss-s 20 "a State averages.
Wisconsin, Fl, Minnesota. 81. Iowa ".
Nebraska, ~ Dakota. aS
The s-es OF c0ra has incFeasess aFcr pr
sscns, making the bseadsh nearly eH.0a0. .nae
acres. There has t->en mnch rctfaufinz Ia
the wet districts from noa zurmsnafioss
aud from assfrnesioa by worms The ossf.
lock Il now moderately rgsod, and the erxsY
i growing Finely. Condition bs principal
states: uhia, - Indiana, 81. Illinois. rs
lows. .. Missouri. 81. Kansas. ~. Ne
b-RsSa, si.
European aiyiees fer Juiy make the
whea; crops late and uaPrsmising thsaagis-
ont Europe, Russia excepted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
THE PLOT THICkENS.
Sewers. Director of the Engine De
stroyers. Was HoEe.

CHICAGO. iniy io.--The most sensational
DEVELOPMENT IN fl3r burlington conspiracy
case is toe confession oi J. j. Kelly and J.
H. HesillllTe-v. clerks respectively ~
Chairman HoSe of the grievance CON mitsec
and Chairman NgrpAy Of the dnance com
nitIee-
Inspector Bonfieid said tonight when
Kelly aad AcSItIsivery were arrested this
afternoon they seat fer me. | went a,
ssre them st the Arraery police station. nrsi
sending word Ia tieszcrai Aenaxer stone
ths; vrexEaed they wanted 10 talk. lie
came over, bringing al attorney with him.
and shssa Ve consulted with the men they
fsld Is fully of their connection with the
circular, &asl their statement WAS sasssfac-
tors - NJ stone. Their statement Hss being
resineN.i ~ writing, snd was agf falls com
Rieied before LETT. bat | understand the
Statement ssttis.d. seyDed all possibility 81
aoahf. the ansho-sAfp OF the --saf soda
aud efzsery circular. II 6lsp sr.tiezf the
s.geassts OF John sewers the Eaaa weo
could net b. flnars.
teNsrsia- t. ili5s s.S.eme0s ~owers was
note other thSa Chairman HoEc. NEea
the circular was seat Gus ou'. fn4airies as
~ IL aMfheatScigY were reeeisei from en-
sfuesST<, asking il Il was @ruafne Both
.ii4ssc ys1nS Esea aB.wsszSt H1snh-r 81
these Inquiries. saying by direction 81
Hcze thai fsse eircatsE - all right let.
sss-< addressed 20 -aHers aud left .. The
Sztisrzi Hasei we're taken - u0Se and
tAere answered hs ftsese nsea under Hoss' :
SzksruFfisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
HOW 1T CAME ABBOTT.
a Midnight ConsnItatIou-The .sSal
Soda aud Emery" Circular.

CHIC AGO. July i0.--A midnight consulia-
tion of officers Of the company led 10 the
arrest Two or three detectives. ManaSe.
Stone. Freight Agent Paul Norton and col
lier were working all night on the evidence
against the alleged consIllra.ors and IL was
not until an early hour this morning that
they decided 20 arrest Hoge and Murphy
when the little party broke up warrants
were procured, and the ai.eiais retired for
a few hours. Then they arose TO watch the
result of their work.
Well, we've landed our men, said Paul
Morton 10 reporter sfan after the an
nounccment of the arrests WAS made.
''A hat do these arrests sirnifs>p
'FThey mean tha: Hogc and Murphy have
been arrested f8g conspiracy In connection
with that circular. aud think that we can
prove thai tie Circular came from thea. "
This case" said Attorney Collier
grows ou, ef the circulars that we're sent
out to Motherhood hodges ssking that
Rrosherhood nen he sent on To take places
on the q and suggesting fha, they bring
a good supply of sal soda and emery with
theTn. The sensiiBg Of these circulars IL
,iecsned prima faeis evidence of a eoucocs-
ed conspiracy, and We have sure case
against the prisoners
Then fkss are uos 70 be arraigned for
the dynamite alleged 10 have been found
in HSge's rousns a. the Grand Paei6e%'
We'll. we will not n present charge
theEa with direct inplieaiion IN that"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
woMAs.s WAYS.
Mrs. Moore geg~ Tor s.eafeney -
Her faithiees Husband.

sr. Iorss, gaiy 10 Mrs Moore returned
from Asai,pu SpT.nss, Col. to-day au<l
wsnf TO her dc<alase hoise tsn Chestnut
strcst WITH her little Toy. Il : usi knuwn
ssass her riaHs- for the future are Nr.
Merton visited Der thiS afternoon and thu
Interview was ysFt pathetic Que This
Injured " ife. like trs.r snsaan. p3easied
fox her rFrsag husband aud her chffd. she
legged Merton 1, drop the psuseca,inn af
M9sses f0f her shila's sake. and sinring hee
touching sp1eal nevUP Offered 4 wor4f n
censUfe for the sasn uho had ~ tasely
treated hrf
H-S Moore elaax io the hope that h
would Sce iae erros Of his Navs aud return
10 the hessle he had wrecked
The interyiew vas brief. bat Il aided ~
the iassd Norton has fo carry tle ". r. az
;lse lnaa sho has wrecked bis household
depending on bis goodness te save her hso-
band aud her san frnfa everlasting dis
grace.
The Order Of Eiks will bold a special
mertiax ou SATURDAY 10 take astsoss it4,kis1x
to the expulsion Df Moore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
THE CONSPIRACY.
Chairmen Hoge and Aur-
ply Under Arrest.
rrrsos LIFE IN rsosrEcr.
Hsge, Manager 81 the Bsrlfsgten
strske. wss . Sewers Naaea IN
the a ssi ssda- Cfrr.iar-werse
rh.a The Anarchists. but Dtsros-
erred !. Tis.e-

cHleass- Jsly ia-shxsrnAa Hage OF the
Bariiaxiun 4 ssnssey committee OF the
Rruthsreocsi Of EaEsneers. and Chairman
Marrhy. eecupsiag TIE sazae pssre in the
Flremen1s Brotherhood. were arrested this
moruing and iaexea up a. the asraers Yo-
lice ssasitsn
ss ssrfsoze-s se-e taken eoza aflese5y by
surprise. The two chiefs were charged
sifa Conspiracy. TIE mueh-taikrsl of cir
sssiAr In skirh Hoes il siiegea 70 have re-
auestea Brotherhood rlsn % hire therz-
sslres sseress,y 10 fhe Quincy rsi1rosi .nl
then disAa.3e eIgiHfs, Is said 60 he the basis
of tsse charge zrsiHss Hyee. chasrsnsn
Aurrhy = easArssa witA te.Kx an 4eeon-
rsire-
General Manager Stone swore oaf war
remit lass Right and they we're given To
ossesrs 70 be served early lhss morning
Attorney Collier Of TIC G.. L. 4 I. rcxa said
this naosains thai The prisoners weuia be
arraIgned before a jaTiee azd consina-
anee taken, ss the company was nos yet
ready 20 push its case. He asserted. how
ever thai the eslstcare Ia possession Of the
c5ap passy was conclusive