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Weather Forecasts.

Local forecast for Savannah for to-day:
Cloudy, with occasional showers, probably
clearing in evening.
Special forecast for Georgia:
EFkIh Fair, except local rains on the coast,
nearly stationary temperature,
variable winds, becoming easterly.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca. July 6, 1889, and the same day for
eighteen years.
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Maximum temperature, $50 minimum tenn
perature. no
The hight of the river at Augusta at :33
o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time was
las feet-a rise of IA feet during the past
twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending p. m, July g. 1889. 18th Meridian time
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Stanton Male Academy,

STANTON, VIRGINIA..
A Military Boarding School for Young Men
and Boys. Handsome Illustrated Catalogue
mailed on application.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, Corn
~ WALTON Hudson. Col. O. j. WRIGHT, B.
s., AM, Supt; b. +. HYATT, Comd't Of
Cadets.
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EINEST Artesian Water Soap, Cold Cream
4 and Glycerine, one box % cakes) 2Oc., at
BISHOPS. Try it,
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THE best Bottle Beer in the market Send
l. to r. T. BARBOUR, corner Hail and Price
streets. He guarantees n fine article, and the
price viii be all right. Goods delivered In any
part of the city.
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TOR Canned Goods of all kinds go to JAMES
Il BENNETT Gordon and East Broad streets
he sells the best brands and knows his goods
are all right.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OWING 10 absence OF Rev. T. H. Blenus,
- pastor. there will be no services at the
christian church this evening.
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TN LOVELY HOUSE-Can accommodate
i few private boarders for the summer; refer
ences exchanged. Address MRs. o. N. GOOD,
Greenville s. T..
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~ URE DEATH will destroy all the reaches in
- your house; price 25c. Only at BISHOPS,
Hall and Price.
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- ECOND- HAND FURNITURE bought, sold
- and exchanged. Send postal or call EN-
PRE- BARGAIN STORE, Liberty and jefferson
streets
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DEOPLE from the country in search Of house
l. furnishing goods should call at the EN-
PRE- BARGAIN STORE, Liberty and Jefferson
streets.
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INlE following Nickel Cigars at SKATERS:
\ la Menckeu. Doodle Mining King, Little
fets' Flor de Alma, Hustler Oscar Amanda,
Freeman Pride ana Gilmore. Try them.
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L'RESH SUPPLY Drugs Medicines, Per
Il fumery, Toilet Articles, Candies Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS & MELL'S
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BARBOUR, corner Price and Hail streets, will
ID give you fine Groceries and fresh Fruits and
Vegetables at the lowest prices
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nR. BLANC'S VEGETABLE DEPURATIVE
~ will positively cure dyspepsia liver com
plant and general debility. At SYALOHS q
ton streets.
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GUNNER BOARD-specisl rates made for
- table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at the HARNETT
HOUSE.
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DUY your Flour Of JAMES BENNETT. Cor
ID don and East Broad streets; his stock is
always complete.
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y T.. BARBOURS Family Supply Grocery
He store carries at all times a fun line OF
Meats Canned Goods. Flour OF the best grades
Fruits and Corrections. send your or!ers and
You VIII get prompt attention. Corner Hall
and Price streets
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ENOR RENT. three connecting rooms suitable
Il for Light housekeeping. Also a south room,
nicely furnished. Apply IS Liberty street.
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TAMES IT. G. BUTLER will open his Sum
~ mer School on Monday. July 8
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THE finest fruits in the city ara 10 be had at
l. JoYcE'S MARKEE. LibsrsY and AbercoTni
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Il EEP your beds clean for one year by the use
IN of Edsons Bed Bug Killer. 25c, at LIVING
STONS.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A I MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE. On hill
"A top overlooking the Neversink river and
the quiet village of Neversink; good fishing and
driving; board from So 20 s. per week; children
81: best of city reference. +. j. BRONZE, Mount
Pleasant House, Neversink, Sullivan county,
New York
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DLATEN'S LARGE MAP OF CHATHAM
L COUNTY is now offered at the very low
price Of 50 per copy mounted on cloth, with
rollers, or 81 unmounted. II. Is. PLATEN, 1870
Henry street.
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BOARD IN NEW YORK-Spacious rooms,
ID connecting or separately, with board; pri-
vate family near Windsor Hotel. Address
CARLTON, p o. Box 672, New York.
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TABLE

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ass helFI
the ciIy|
GEE
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LOST.
STRAYED.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi-
i net Photographs, a. many for eight by ten
frame as you wish, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
co. 'S 149 Broughton street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IF your Stove or Range needs any work Of
i any kind, d. N. THOMSON viii put in
thorough order at small cost. 81 jefferson
street.
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-~4~---e~-~-~-~>.~~~-~--
WANTED, several gentlemen boarders also
w a few table boarders. I61 Gordon street
A FEW boarders wanted at 1903 President
"A street. with pleasant south rooms; terms
reasonable
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
miscellaneous.

6ll5cfllaneon5.
A LBERT G. SPENCER, 27e 6th-s'yge:'
n between 18th and 18th sts-U nDIss land
parssOlA canes male 10 order recoNeIe@
repair ID /; prompt and reliable.
Ii LADIES ami gentlemen use HoPps
n Vapor Bath at home for hedas 0nUo n,,'
and neuralgia with Pinke's home paei' ~
board references exchanged
A RFsPECTABLE widow lady wolla
n Ike . child to care for at hef sonne
from infancy. i01 Fast 17th-st top n0ol :.
N RICE s1o FOR 'Pinker's" home meai, ,Sl,
Gated vapOr bath apparatus IL VIII isss
a lifetime and cures rheumatism and eoiuN
Sslesroom. 1.179 3d-ave,
INKT'S Home Vapor Bath Appara..niss y
Il cures colds, rheumatism impIoNS' thc
complexion and hardens stfehRtnon 10
system; price s12 send for circulsr' i'A''
3d-ave. --.
Id OOFS repaired. painted and warrsnte''
IL with our patent paint, for abIiSbed
1873. COATES & PRoMls. 1,O69 9l-a,e-
=. BOBPF gives highest prices for gen
-. tlcmen's east-of clothing; @,OVi ~
ave. postals promptly Attended 70.
rrR RUSSFS and surgical appliances inane 1i,,
or repaired by practical man. oeslIlna
evening employment best work hau s' =,
piice. A. ELLIOTT, 12O WycAoH'''''
Brooklyn. ---
TAKF YOUR Russian. Turkish ana nea,. po, !,
i Gated bath at home, with Plnhe 'nrire S
ent Medicated vapor Bath Apparatus pii'o
s12. Salesroom. l.179 Sd-ave.
IN OOO CIRCULARS; SO; ;,isl,o9s 900 eA1', te'
lew. KELLOGG. ID 3dave.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
Real Gstatc iDantco.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No !. .23S Broadway. corner Thirty -.
until 8 y. m. : $50 Broadway. between
Twon y second and Twenty third sts. unul
Eighth ave. 1872 SiNth-aye. : l53 Fourth.
ave, corner Fourteenth-st
w ANTED. and fiat property,
w New York AM b ooklYn, o. loase ront
paid drdrterly in advance. or will purchase.
RENT GUARANTEE CO., $40 Grand-st
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

COOK, Sc.-Ey a respectable colore1
y woman as cook or ~ do 2 neral house
work. CURTIS. l3O Wet 3Oth.st.
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for 5dlc.


I ADY WILL SELL sealskin jacket, 80
IL plush Newmarket and sacque, eiegshi
opera cloak. riding habit. winter CLOAK ahn
wraps, velvet, cloth and silk dresses, par-
gain. 643 Lexington-ave., near 5oth-st
M ANUFACTURER desiring 10 r.duce
lNf his large stock Of fine embossed htr
chairs and lounges viii give real ~, .i, ans
10 cash buyer. Address LEATHER FUN
NITURE. Tribune once.
= TORE FIXTURES OF every description
- suitable for all kinds OF business II !,
you are opening a store you can get s,i soo,ui
fixtures from a practical store inter ~ Ss'''. -,
price estimates furn shed on all kS kllus "a
wood work large lot Of new and seeonn' nS
hand counters partitions, tables, desk, it,- ~
ings &c. always on hand. 40 BleecAei-S~
near Broadway.
81, 200, 600 MENTs TsHIn hT COST Sss e
our esumst. before YOU r!ys 5gy NEERHArNiTF
WORKS, under Victoria Hotl. A'4'"
Broadway. w. ROBINSON.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
Boaro an0 Rooms.

A -A.-A.-ATTENTIO ,
| Il. An elegant second ilCOr; Datn, private
table corner 5th-avc.; also choice doors
near 5th-aye.
newly decorated and furnished second
| floor bath, near Ncw.EOrk Club.
Parties can make arrangements for at
| iractive iioor. with private baths. with 0r
| without private table; suites ana single
ROOMS: board optional apartment, doctor 3
Offices all desirable locations; highest ref
| ercnces given; Information Tree. Apply TO
D {. LELAND x CO.,
80 West 3ith-st
-A.-A.-
"A. An attractive. handsomely furnished
second floor en- suite or separately private
liable Optlonnl choice part OF Murray Hill.
Parties desiring selected lists Of houses
aDartments and rooms that have been Ia.
enected. can obtain them free at EVERETT
BIUTCTORY. "a WEST 35TII-ST, r.
TABLIsIIED 1866. Z. 4. DALEY
At 122 EAST 19TH-sT.. near GIamercy
"A Park.-Single room for gentlemen.
With private board references.
Any gentleman desiring board with
"A comforts, attention and service Of his
c,-u home answer one week, Kff IN r.
NJ ENT. Tribune Branch once, 1873 Sd
ave.
CRAMFRCY PARK. 31.-Desirable
" suites and single rooms. with board;
references.
CRGNTRCY PARK. 23.--Handsomoly
u furnished second floor front; private
bath. Joining room. II desired; breakiasi or
private table.
parlor floor, with bath;
II large room third iO0r private table
.-s.nAsess, 13e Maols0n-aye.
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Females.

ny ANTED.-Glrl for general houscwork
w family OF three az MOntciair, n. j.
Address with reference and wages, IL. X,
Tribune Oflice.
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Ciin Real Gsiaie for Sale.

- -
A FOR sALE.-Inspection is invited 20
"A. the superb private dwellings lao 70
14S West 14tn.st., now. about completed
Ihey sutpsss anything OH th., West Side for
htylc and hnlSh, having many new features
non special designs, permitting an extern
hlNc qualification OF taste; cabinet finished
throughout. They are built Of the very best
materials and workmanship under my own
SUPERVISOR. and a, a practical builder ~
over 80 years standing. no better houses
Can b. prNiuced Call on the premises Al
ways open JOHN COAR Builder.
A -S-s1okY, 10 IT,. cabinet finished
II house. West 97th-st., $4,000; bar
gain others all prices ofice open. STE.
NENS. 9th-ave., corner 93t-st.
A BARGAIN.- 5th-avc. improved bust
n ness property best location on aVeJue
rented fok per cent net Oh piice asked.
Apply TO 1. L. DOUGLASS. 1l5 Broadway
A hDVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
cEIvED AT THE UPTOwN oTFICES.
No. .23s Broadway corner Iy-hrst.st.
until D. m. $50 Broadway, between
Iweno second land and eny-ihiiiaa liIa ST. gn1i
Lighth-ave. 1J2 SiXth-aye. lob Fourth
ave. corner Fourteenth->t
A TrENTlON For sale, u Cent rest
Z hear Chambers Terms B. MARIEN,
; Bsoad-st
ElRsT.CLASS. 4-story. high.stoop 90
a., ioot front dwelling. with dinlng-i0om
S11s-hAon, IN the tenderlOin OF tn West
wo,. EXCEPTIONALLY fine intrior; best
y'SIRahshlp; only s3s 600; Nos Al and
No ".ssl IGih.st open for Inspection
SINt,p, lighted 70" Inspection evenings.
e-,%eIL COLCORD Owner.
OSs55 q the very lnesi and largest West
omen n, dwellings in the market, now
Square az. inspection; fr1rts Manharag
Wesf IN eevefiooks Centrtl Park No. ~
TEI concoD Inquire on premises. SAM.
M NOASoRD. owner
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Ss -, = noAL IN BROOKLYN. Health.
q cno -. :, ",,1hNenienee ehe3uucss assured
suitable terms. can p'Sns sx. wen sc,,isr fvnsSI
MILAN TERRACE. sasne, sasls,hS Iv,ilnnShhy ngiJ
ana Jay SIS, BfooklyH oDen ei"cti"1 day
FOE SALE. HOUSES --------
LOOK az this. z 2-ssorv .,a ,.,.or,..r,
ssognstsne houas lsyl9xi6o 1 sll pSSSn' jSnnrnye'
monts furnace "a cellar: e,esa, az, ii'piDs pl,'.o,
risntels elcctr.c bells fast e,a,., Hilto' ,,l,,
neighhorho:d O26 . 6Ss ysS yy,S",ns. ,il.one, nsS
heI Lew save. pet OF eleys,.a ~ uieIi, s,,,, -
heI,@ye SAMUEL 4. WAITFbSa az ,,'nd. auil.
ave. '' vi So5 IOmDkins-
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

- OOK.-By cook from Philadelphia, in
" private family; excellent city ref
erenceS Call or address S. +. w, S3o
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Dork r)anieo,

->'-0~~N->~--~>--~-->------
Females.
A LADY Of fine figure. educated and
: r'incd desires position In first
class cloak establishment: excellent sales
Ady. Box Z. Tribune days.
A WOMAN would Ike lanltor's position ;
n good references from last place. Ad-
nesS {. REILLY, l.753 3-ave.
A ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE NEW.
SElEED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No, lbs Broadway. corner Thirty. first 81
until until D. m $50 Broadway between
sTenSaS9nd ~ S7G wdi and ITwenty third sts unit!
Eghth-aye. i52 SiAth-ave. 153 Fourth.
ave- corner FOurteenth-st.
STENOGRAPHERS and Remington oper.
- atOrs furnished 20 business houses no
commissions. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 327 Broadway.
- SrENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY young lady Remington No. 2
BEEMER. 1853 Paciiic-st., Brooklyn.
y TENOGRAPHER.-An educated lady re-
- Quires a situation as stenOgrspher and
typewriter; or would take a position as
sseswoman In first-class toy store, or any
msincss where brains and common sense
ar desirable. Address for days, NJ. t.,
7. o. Box 552.
CrENOGRAPHER-A young lady ste
- nographer Oi experience would Ike O
position as correspondent salary no object
reference. Address ACCURATE. 1lj West
l33i-st.
TYPEWRITER Copying also shorthand
4 good work; special rates for qVJntl-
ties and business correspondence by the
week. Miss ROSENFIELD, 90 Liberty ST.
and 80 Broad-st.
NOUNG LADY wishes position in any
j kind Of store or copylst In Office rapid
writer: references Address WRITER,
Tribune Branch. 5jl 3d.ave.
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flats Go Get, anturuisheo.

AGUILA.
~. Southwest corner 7th-aVe. and 4lst-st.
Six rooms and bath. Rents $50 TO 500.
Halls steam heated. Apply on premises.
A STORY corner nat. light. sunny
n rooms and bath; secOnd-story inh'd
fat SIX rooms and bath steam heat deco,
rsted conVenieI. 70 elevated and Boulevard
cars. Boulevard and 921-st
-DESIRABLE FLATS, 7 rooms and
n. bath. 40 West 100th-st. rent S27 ana
s3O per mOnth. J. ROMAINE BROWN
& CO.. SO West 33d-st.
ELEGANT single flats. adjoining MI
II Morris Park = rooms and bath all
outside windows; no shafts; steam heat
and desorssed; az low T5uz Ffi9td fi9td-st ADOlS To
ELATS TO LET IN THE
s9th-st.. 9th-ave newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern Improvements rent
from $50 70 $50 per month Z rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner On premises.
II, 4 Park SIDE,
i CORNFE GlST-sT. AND PARK-AVE.
-Four Hand somey Decorated Apartments.
Seven rooms. tircploof. steam heat
Rooms csrpeted new corner iat JANIIoK
1-TH.ST.. 2oS WTST Elegant; all inn
l. prOyements; rooms and bath select
tenants; $50
JOTH-ST.. % EAST.-Fandsomc 1st
i - floor; sunny room; small Kitchen
adjoining.
ot- 5TH-AVE.-KnickeIbo Apart
II ment Building.-TO let, a bachelor
apartment; unfurnished Inquire at ohce.
900 WFST o3D-sT.-Most desirable fat
OCJ IN the city at the price; 500; some
concession TO desirable tenant.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
flats il)antr6.
furnished Rooms.


A a HANDSOMELY furnished floor in
". strictly private family; jOth-st., near
5th.ave gentlemen highest references
given and required. Apply u ;. 1. LIZ
LAND & CO., So West 34th-st
Up STORY 70 let 10 party Of gentle,
N. men. furnished without hiafd. az
West 32d-st.
A . DESIRABLE furni'hed rooms. third
n. floor front; references. e. Madison
A 4TH STORY TO LET 20 party OF gen
n lenen furnished, without board.
~ West 921-st.
ESIRABLE CONNECTING ROOMS.
~ on second story. with board. Apply
% East 29d-st
ID ARI.OR FLOOR $40: pleasant rooms,
L 81 so up quiet. 147 East 25th.sl.
~ o LET.-A nicely furnished room terms
L reasonable. JIG West 42d-st.
UNION SQUARE 100 EAST 17TH-sT.-
L Handsomely furnished parlor ana
second hoOls together or scpaia ely; fur
mace heat; bath; ilrst-claSs attendance;
breakfast.
- EAST 2D.sT.-Furni shed rooms for
III gentlemen, without board; refer
~ WEST IBST- -ST.-Second or third
y furnished floor TO rent; references re-
quired.
a WEST 2SlD-NI.. near biodlN az -
II Elegantly furnished suites. private
baths: single rooms, 50 upwards; per
nanent
I0O TH-ST., 156 EAST. Private family
Nv will let second floor; completely
furnished for housekeeping bath gas heat :
$50 per month; two or three a1ults feie!-
en-e rca nrcd
0fl EAST OiST-ST. Two large heated
- = room. aud Doctors office private
family reference required.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
for Sale.

for Sale.
--f'--~ - .--
AT REDUCED PRICEs-iOO seeou1-hand
II wood and iron working machines fuIiy
guaranteed machinery bought and ~
changed GEORGE u. EDDY. sJs Ma.
isOn-ef
A ROLL.TOP DESK for s25; 8 feet roll.
n top for e45 Smiths rol.top desk he
best made . specially desks of all kinds
i. ii. MASON, 81 William.st.
T. EOR SALE VERY CHEAP.-Fine drpg-
store fixtures, counters and shelvinl,
so1l fountain and showcases; this il a
chance for a gffat bargain. Addfss VNr
NOTTINGH M Assignee. syn~I-c. y y
T. OR SALE.-An article of merit. lust
j patented best OF is klnd ever made.
can be srcp by calling az Room 30, United
States Hotel. from 20 . u. m
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

ID Sweie In private family understands
care " silver, wine makes ali kinds OF
salads keeps clothes IN order can shave
| best city reference. Call or address JOHN,
/ 23S ith.aye
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-06
AMERICANS IN PARIS. Some of Them Appear to Know Very Little of Their own Country.

From China De orator1
 "Well, it does one good to hear people speak our own laugusge,o said stout, mid dls aged woman of the party, addressing in very loud tones every body in the vicinity. "Yes, it dees," followed the daughter in the moat gushing tone of voice, which was echoed by all the members of the party with enthu- siastic repititions of a similar character. Then all began talking at once in . pitch
 that may have been acquired in Paris, where
 the constant noise and confusion necsssitates a most unladylike delivery of speech, but which could not but seem uncouth in this place. After expressing their feelings in- dividually and collectively, they, bounced upon the exhibit, each selecting the object nearest at hand, admiling its merits, court ing its possession, asking where it came from, what the price would be, etc. They were quietly told by the manager, at the first opportunity offered to make himself heard by
 ''This exhibit, ladies, is of American pct
 < O.. of. New York city" Great surprise 1 was expressed by suoh exclamations as l "You don't say sol" 'Is it possible!" "Well, did you ever" and so on, but the voice of the evident leader of the party, who was thirsty for further information or more attention Git is hard to know which, was to be heard above all, and addressing the mana ger, she said:
 "You don't mean to say these be-you-tiful vases were made in Americas"
 "Yes, madam, they were made in Cincin- natl, Ohio"
 "In Cineinnati Why, I live in Day. ton, Ohio, and I never heard of any such things being made in America, anywhere and in Cincinnati, you sayl Well, did you evers"
 The last words were addressed to the party as we'll as to the manager, his clerks and visitors in general. Not one of the party had ever heard that vases were made in Amer ica, and exchanged expressions of astonish- nent and evident pleasure and pride to find their oountrymen had made such progress in }hia
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-06
rERK7RLE ASIAN HEAT.
The Awful Egava xes Caused by the Sun
 In Asia.

The Awful Rava xes Caused by the Sun
 in Asia.
 From the London Standard.I
 It is stated in the social report that FOE persons died between the 14th and 17th ultimo, at Bokhara, of heat; and the figures it is expressly added, do not include chil- dren. If this amazing calamity be not due to any atmospheric violence, as Bad-i- simeon, for example, it is probably unequaled in authentic records. But when we think of tho agony, the horrible wretchedness in which the whole population must have been living, it may we'll seem that those who found escape in death are not to be pitied. The horror of heat, is unknown to us, or in- deed to any part ot Europe, though Naples and Athens are desperately trying sometimes. But to the native of Soinde, Central Asia, the shores of the Persian Gulf, the sun of Greece is but trife. The utter helplessness of man under this indiction adds horror to his suferings.
 There is no hope and no resource when the red hot air penetrates to those underground chambers in which the summer is passed in Central Asia. "The inhabitants" we learn, s'are shutting themselvas up to escape"- ! probably closing all the apertures Of their subterranean abodes, except those absolutely necessary for ventilation. The air down below, under such circumstances, cannot be imagined by one who has not a touch of ex perience. Houses of good class are solidly constructed under ground, with chamberi and doors and corridors, but the mass o1 the people inhabit big holes, roofed over with no kind of permanent convenience Every winter the frost and snow and rair play mischief with these rough pits, and the damage is not always, nor often repaired by the following summer. Fancy thousand of Mongols in these dens, pursuing their fl thy habits in semi darkness, suffering thu awful torment of heat, children wailing