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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11

IIAkE 3 opened q feed boa 20 ng and sale stable
lg connection with fhe Commercial Iutfl.
H. IS Irati veterinary sufgeaH.
MAGNFfIC HEALING AMI cisirvosanf 81
- rHzs, 80. ~ cogta Divlsen -. -. p
Free. ~
lkANtFb -~hingle timber ln Quaufffas
" raHg.ug from - acres 40 90 ttfa acres
Car nn nr address rueef 3 Nnrfh, asfnn
building Caral e.. Grand Par 6s Mieh. 11
L9E ~tIH fnB snFfHff~TNH ~ kPp~E@
spaces Ga TIRE fences ard score cards q
tta fssef.all psTss- Apply - 4 g. b iei ~.
ieWefs 9rfra iioase
AEtNfEf' 81 aen ~ Sc onr 5rerf .seraeff
" ln another roiuUn Sweet 4 North fu-
TloyFnerf hTchanze. q snd s Weston fuild
jag
AAANTEL- orb ~ partner vlfh ~ ~
~ fave haff Hfrrrsf FRI wei fefef..s had rn1f
estate srH insurance tus.ress af rrnfraIIs
iorafef ard hBs ness gr1rlaE raTfflV. ta
dress. Pea Estate. box u ttls ofiee ia
ANE eNE vho carferr Plates hasfrE ne
~ rr ssf affFerftrs -grrfffr resort 70 81 arffrr
hrfiga1 iearT s0rrff flng fo fhe.r ~ ear
tage 81 address na donn a. hassr srand Ral
NAHTfp. fieeseeral u4e ~ good fgrss
~ ed fnEgv ~ wftef frsf eisss care 81
- egsrsnterf safress College Avsnas Frr
q .earsH Head e-fee Iisff
1EhNTED -Avarr cfnssfrer of stove fsss,
Hae En- Ffrv faaf Z zn sra efors
carr 81 arV rrerfffT af iN errfa Er
frea - arY as~f - rhe & II 3 8r aor.e
Z etffaf ~ fae- af So Fr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11
SITUATIONS WAgTBD-MALE.

SITUATION WANTED-By marble cutter
= general workman; steady Job preferred.
W. Ii. Brown. Cascade Mich. ls2
WANTED--Good glazier wants permanent
w situation; have also had experience in
finishing and stripping Address, Box 1g!
OwossO, Mich. lSi
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11
BUSINESS BREyiTIEs.


"Nice weather is coming" and in
Economy lies Wealth" and YOU can
save lots Of money by bringing your
Spring clothing for renovating, repair
ing and pressing to the Eagle Steam Dve
House, No. y Canal-st, whore all such
work Is done in first-cIass style, and at
tho lowest prices possible.
Shad Roc. DErTENrHAIFR's
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11

NFffff HNf f@T R ~ So =. ~. nfssn
every Mcudar y 81 nfsGsy ard Saturday even
inEs tiH eisCk
GRAND frEfQE REAL EgTsTF FXcHh NGE.
3E4FrHes8 ~ sNu ( IeNFH Bincf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11

Tvs pCor and the rCh alike ear icin
IN thsnksgiV V.rg to the state Senate fog
delivery from the Meat Inspection hill.
tle poor becanse they can continue e.
have meat e. est. snd The nch heCsuse
they can have the best meat that =
salehered.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11

FsE Providence Js~~nsl says thse the
United States officials who have been
engaged "a land grabbing IN Oklahoma
should not only he called apon to OK
plan hut - res.gn- r. might he Just
- wei # they were frst called upon
to resign. and allow them the 49,
Nege Of explaining sfter'v8 ris-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11
REAL ESTATE
fCk SALE By
". H. KINSEY,
2. 2 4aa g.. Wesloa hsilaiEz. CzaAI -.
OYel Eeara - Trade
le.x gf.9llF 81.
Vacant Lots.

sc bays a 5ealN il. s-s2ag lot ca keneds
street.
49, buys 7XiM IL ieG on Chzrles street.
between cAltby aHd thfrrY
= 49, bays % &C.. los corner Buckeye ana
James street.
e 80 buys tsO Of ths naest lets on Hastings
stTNff.
~ buys a nne lot 0n Soath lafayette
street.
g ~ buys thar dBe Tea an Fountain street
aear uioH. - -rtb 50 per i39t.
S4l1o oUys that nice lot GA North Division
street. near rearfal aFCGuF.
$50 bays . nice 44 II. LOT en 10th avenue.
$50 buys . ulee - ft. lot GA nth avenue
sago bays i2s leet frontage on three streets
one ca Bridge.
$50 buys those fine lots l0oxli0. corner
est Broadway aud Earl street,
800 buys That nice lot GA Bugterworth ave
hear bFu4ds a..
So buys a nice lot on Richards addition.
si.0oo buys a sy1IsJ Il. lot GA the vest side
nili.
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AIrIrc 10 Nothcrs

Mrs Nirsows Soothing syrup should a.
WAYS be used for children fcething- IL soothes
fhe child. setteus the gums. aIisvs All pain.
cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhTa- - cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11
FOR RENT HOUSES.


TO RhsT-House of nine rooms. on street
car line; Will rent 10 one or. two families
Apply at once AT S13 Scr1bner-st. l3l
fIO RENT-Houses on North Union St. near
Cable railway. Inquire al - North College
ave ~
TO LET-7-room house. a3 Wenham ave. hy
L VIC. VOORHEES,. 81 Widdicomb building. iN
E'OR RENT-Seyeral small dwellings; Also
room 3lx7O third floor; room 3jXsO second
floor; room 2lX32 second floor; / room 10N2i
store floor basement 2OX36. the above may
be rented separately or together; location g.
Canal ST.; wide alley Ia rear Apply 10 Joseph
ii. Martin, u Canal Il. l3l
E'OR kENT-Ienement of rooms. and.one Of
Il orOOms one of rooms. one Of rooms
all In desirable localities. and within fye CT
six minutes walk from Sweets Hotel. Enquire
OF Il. W. Barnard. - Allen, cor. MI. Vernon -.
lZ}ti
EOR REN1-Brick house. No. ls3 South La
fayetie ST. with modern improvements.
Terms very cheap. Morris IL. Treusch a Bro.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11

Il am one of the happlest mothers IN
Lowell over what Hoods Sarsaparilla
has done for my child, rs | really be
lieve it saved her eyesight," says Mrs
X. T.. Williams. Lowell. Mass.
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FURNITURE sToEED
WANTED TO KEsr.
REwARD
MONEY 10 LOAN

= PER CENT MONEY 10 lo4a. u. A John-
siou. - Canal 81 aaf
MoAEA IA LOAN lot ia, Northwestern
vi Mutual iAie Insurance Company. al Ala
1aukes. "a saias "a ! ,tfi8 And upwards. oH iafm
ana CITY property, a. lowest cuTfrnf rates II
Interest security must be nrst class. Aogo A
llseu. LedNard hlufk.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.


EOK.kENI-A nicely furnished front room
Il at - Lagraye ~. l3
TO RENT-DesiTahic suit of rooms for ofice
or light heuse Keeping, inquire at room II.
Immen block. ~ Monroe 81 -
no RENT ar two nicely furnished
front rooms. Al ~ Broadway. IL
pEADY FOR USEkkEPING-A suite Of
IL furnished rooms. Desirable ANA ier rent
cheap. J.. :. proy.n. Loyott block, opposite
sweets Hotel.
EOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. and Canal 81. with
gas. newly furnished and Tefiied. Everything
strictly hrStciaSs Entrance. Crescent ave
also. - Canal st Enquire At Room ~ sAlv
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
y Enquire ~ Room y. II Peau-st. -
L'0R RENT-furuished rooms. steam heated
and furnished rooms for iignt housekeep-
ing. Apply 40 Room JOS. New Housefnan block.
Dec lStf
EOR RENT-IeBfraily located. one to four
elegant rooms. furnished OF uniurnished.
s. Ccntcrst. ~
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FOR REET-BUsIsBss PLACES.

Tor RfST-Rarber shop and bath rooms.
Enqeire a. peari.st.. city. J. Lewis. Ia
TO RENT Barber shop ln splendid location
3 fine chance for the right barber Ward
4 Wari. corner Lyon and Kent sts. is
70 RENT store. 80 Monroe ST.. formerly oc-
CUpied hy Beuis Bro. S. Apply 10 Geo. a.
Ban. 5a Monroe So IN
LpK RENT store 80 "a south feuis at a..
recty opposite Ihion depot living rooms
above suitable for grocery or drug store. AP
piF 70 }. r. I.tlauf. e. -lHfh lonta 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-11

AItNfff ff-sf mfn ~ see orr 81 vert 7eraesIf r
" lr another roiuun. sweet 4 Naffh fu-
rlovFnerf Exchanze. a snd 5 Weston fuild
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pistol, July 12. .A go
Trssan sayaLlss arrived. banks sleipner tNor)
Hull. Jni n{, -gIlt h. Impi (Rus) Bys'rolh'
Es1sscola. - arrival 18th of bark Tempo
h Tie repol51 - ef1,a- was erroneous
|Rl'. from S-iIv 11-RepoTted arrlVat OF tue
livsrpoo, Jo n. from Port Royal T. was er
Fa7eoas. 1oos 4-sailed, park Lennatar 'hus)'
|Csiande,.,. I~ f1-A7riyed, bark Anurea apa
Ne" Hoanqri. Pensacola. 49,. ,orl, vyirdsr
lilit Va PIN. July l2-PaSsed' va
Pra%5,.. Rrlice. Savannah for LoRuon' c,,,;r.
|pere ~ lion, July ll--Arrlved' oarA Onili0
1c.sIbary. Pensacola -, t,or,, Allan
Ger 2e 5nsiro July I1-Arrlved' oa'A AliSn
5 1is Teyes. Pensacola, h-- Rertha Ger.
Sc.LA, - Savannah for London ~. D..
Frerwurst' 30 % ,inIy 12-Cleared. bark Ole Doe
Dal " Vaisen. Geestemundc- - 1o.e, NJ
|Nor', Nel-sSis July 9-Sailed. steamer Jose NJ
jackson C,N geometry the Rosa, carpenter
Goena5-st. ,t., of Colombia, ,,,..o IT
u nlted 2tAr July l2-Sailed, scnr Aoole II
Se g- TPe-niIeror, Port Royal. ; I;
Stuop9 10 {uIv 12-Arrived, bark jessie MOT
Pe Ii' 'VJ,cFarlane. Port Elizaoe -,,-,.-
rs 81 ~ ha-k Nicolina 0taD. Pence, Gloraiuaf
eIe G,ri Rowe. Grand Cayman;
self ~ ber5s Benedetto QtaD, River Tyne;
Nqoya laInhia July 12-Arrived, schr Harriet
lin Warts. St Simons. 1000,
95-a --,t Del July il-PasSed GOWN, sUealn-
HeE Mortington lBrl. for Port Royal, c:
si u. t',u tine. july l2-Saled. schr Lizzie
MI creed, New York.
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BOOK NOTICES.

TIE PRINCESS AND THE JEW. by 7. T. Kras-
z7wski- George Munro. = 10 . Vandewater
street, New York Paper
This deeply Interesting story will he found
just suited for Seashore reading.
A CaooKED PArH. By Mrs Alexander
Geo. Aunro publisher, L to % Vandewater
street. New York, PaD=r-
This is one Of Munrc's Seaside Library
pocket editions, aud a very interesting
story it is.
BIN HANED. By Sylvanus Cobb. IT. Street
& Smith publishers, New York, 81 Rose street
Paper IS cents.
This Is one Of Sylvanus Cobbs's best sto-
ries. When it appeared as a serial it at
tracted great deal of attention.
TAKEE DAYS; a midsummer love story, by
Samuel Williams Cooper Illustrated. j. B.
Llppincott Company, Philadelphia. Cloth
81 90.
This is a very pretty little love-ssory with
a sad ending, ut 1t IS a story that Is much
like stories of happenings at the summer
resorts.
SHOP TALK By Milton Mobiles. Riverside
Printing Company, Milwaukee, Wis; paper
IS csntS.
In this volume the author presents a great
deal of interesting talk about theaters,
PLAYS, ETC., with numerous anecdotes that
can hardly fail to amuse.
How They KEPT FAITH By Grace Raymond
Arson d. F.: Randolph & Co. New York No.
IS West Twenty-tnird street Cloth 81 50.
In this story the author has endeavored
TO depict not only the sufferings of the
French ProteStants for their faith, but the
power of the truth itself to animate and
sustain. While care has been taken to pre-
serve the integrity of the historical part
of the narrative, the plot is not clogged
with historical explanations, but the clar-
acter of the times is left to reveal itself in the
incidents described. Theological discussions
have also been avoided, and the truth, for
which the religionnaires suffered, is made
to shine in their hearts and lives, rat er
than to fall in dogmatic statements from
! their lips. The scene is laid principally in
the Cevennes and the old city of Nlsmes.
The period covered includes the ordinances
with which Louis XIV first iniriuged the
liberties of his Huguenot subjects, as well
as the inal extinction of those rights in
the Dragonnades and the revocation of the
edict Of Nantes.
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THE EMPRESS FREDERICK receives a jointure
of $4,000 year from the Prussian government
the fortune left to her by the Duchess of CALI
era represents upward of $4,000 a year and
She has Life interest in the frost estate Of her
husband, besides her own savings. AS tue EN-.
press was always very frugal. and as there Yves
ever in her mind the prospect that she might be
left widow while nsr fatner-in-law was yet
alive, in which case her jointufe would have
been very small indeed. she regularly put aside
one-hah of her own separate allowance Of $4,000
a year which was granted TO her by parliament
on her marriage The empress accordingly now
enjoys an income OF quite R10.O year, and all
her children are well provided Tor.
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DEATH In THE WATER.
Absolute Poison In nearly every American
City and TOWn-Nhat will be the Result
before the end Of summerl

Absolute Poison In nearly every American
City and Town-What will be the Result
before the end Of summerl
What did you fnds"
Almost everything; it was Just reeking with
poison"
Ine above remark was made by prominent
scientist to Board of Health Ohicer Just after
examining dropof Croton, New York, water
through the microscope. The water Of nearly
every city in America is filed with poison. It
is caused by decaying matter and animal lie
What is the result: 4 fearful increase OF sick
ness and death both among children and grown
people The papers ara filled with accounts Of
it. Millions upon millions Of germs of fever
cholera morbus and contagion are in every swal-
low of water
But people say:
WHAT can we do, stop drinking
No"
Resort to stimulaats?"
NO. Kill the germs in the water and before
they can come into the body. Three drops Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer poured into glass of
water before drinking will kill the germs and
make the most poisonous water pure and
healthy. The best medical talent in the land
have asserted this for years, and the experience
of every man or woman who has tried II
proves il.
Travellers through the iungles OF India drink
the swamp water even though il is filed with
slime and covered with scum bat they invar!a-
oly purify it by adding Pain Killer. Stanley.
the African explorer never undertakes 4 jour
ney without plentiful supply OF "Baneilla, &c
as the natives call Pain Killer. If this grand
medicine is so effective in regions where death
turks on every side, where it reeks in every pool.
does 1t not stand 10 reason that can safely
meet the dangers of our own drinking water by
It's careful use: 1t is an absolute cure for chol-
era morbus in its worst forms, but how much
better 1t is to prevent disease than 70 wait for
It's approach. BY keeping this remedy con
stantly on hand the dangers of the summer can
be avoided and health positively preserved.
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Wages Advanced.

PATEsvILLE, PA, July 15.-Nori
F., Charles Huston g. Sons and w. v
fze q Sons, iron manufacturers, todd
y notice Of an increase of % cents d
70 their puddlers, and a correspondit
.ease IN the wages Of the other OF
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PASS ENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
Mss s n Bourne. Mrs c McP Clifford, Mrs w G
|rbqrlton, Miss Clifford, Master 4 NJ Charlton,
bar5er ] Palmer. W E Brodrrich, J E Martin,
Ms ] n Meyer H NJ Stoddard and wife, Miss N
9todIard Z S Stoddard, Jno Stoddard Mrs c n
West, Mss 4 West, Mrs & Schley. B r Scudder,
XVI 81 Garrison. sam Samuels. Mr. Outlook and
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Dor steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
"a bbIs rosin ISL bbls spirits turpentine, III
tbs rice IS O0O feet lumber, 60 bds hides. $50
vegetables $50 crates pears, II bales wool,
- bales domestics and yarn 364 pkgs mdse, 10
bales PAPER stock.
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n,RLrnE MISCELLANY.

nearrrcr-Capt Jackson of pilot boat Lille
DsH renSrts JUN u. - miles ESE Of the High
20 :, ppssad ~ ecked three-maSted schooner,
anl ana her stern and port side out of water,
p aars wing loose alongside; Is dangerous TO
Easing vessels.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WRECK BUOY REMOVED.

The sInken coal barge in the Arthur Kill,
Nsu, YORK BAY. having been removed the buoy
l,5,b marked the wreck Las been discontinued
Rv order of the Lighthouse Board.
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THIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT HAS
Lithographing and Engraving Department

whchls complete ITSELF largest concern or
the knd IN The south 1t is thoroughly equipped having
five ana all the latest mechanical appliances
the art the best Of artists and the Sfu hthog
rapherS all under the management or experienced
superintendent
II also has the advantage Of being part OF a well
printing and binding house. provided with
necessary TO handle orders promptly carefully and
economically.
Corporations manufacturers. banks bankers, mer-
chants and other business VINO about placing
orders solicited 10 give this house opportunity
figure their When orders OF sufficient mag
nitude it, special agent Will De make
estimates
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A CARD FRON KROUSKOFF,

The last Flowers of Spring are still Blooming at
kROUSkOFFS Almost every Lady in Savannah can
testify to the excellence of our Millinery and to the
fact that we have equaed the large display of Novelties
in quality and prices the best establishment New York
Our RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES is an
acknowledged fact And now, that closing our
and floors still too crowded have decided to
sell from this date entire lines Straw Hats Bonnets
Flowers Feathers etc. at much less than wholesale prices
in fact at almost your price Our Great Ribbon Sale
continued until further notice.
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LIST OF VESSELS
op' Cleared and Sailed for this Port.

op' Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
sARKs.
pieyd Nor, johnson, Buenos Ayres. sid Nav y
Id 4n ana ROBERT Ger, Schmidt, at Buenos
ffa t.a Qtal, LebotTe at Naples April 81
Sid Feb s. ---'-e''01n' = " H.
F Fsgo l.SSorl, Arentsen. Santos sid Aprl5
i1r,S ea i Ger, Fretwurst al Buenos
4la6el Port. Arsnoo Onor.o ,.;o ~ -,
'u jS5s Nor, Johapnesen, Shields, sid about
W V5s.te Nor Gregersen, Rosario, sid Nav Il
Marine Cj St.1i), Cahero Girgenti, sid June S
Al ~, Dl5ehto (Ital Ametrano, Buenos AvreS
No2art- 1c 1'elSl Noss. Antwerp, sid June &c.
Bj@HoolSS Yer yer, Builer, Hamburg, sid June "A
Ossso ~ sS res lGer), Alters at Goole Nav ID
Paul de 7 o naVles' at Swansea May II via st
N95tt ey HjI1), Davis, Newport E, sid June via
'sS,''-H'eh NNor)' Cursor. at Buenos Ayres June
6Sm oel (Nor), Riiss, Buenos Ayres sid lima
Felr Nc %aH5-eiu aus, -, Barbados, an ,Inne q
Ayres 0 SI1S son Ger, Fretwurst at Buenos
T. ''''oy Ger, Voss, Buenos Ayres. sid June
'-''pn 'S")' -, Table Bay, sid June T.
Robert ETe9y, EanGilder. Baltimore. sid .Julv II
Diioh' Leighton. New York up JuIv 10
Isla,a ~ scHooNERs
Taree Sis ty voorhees,, Baltimore. cid july
annie RS Ssers, simpson, Norfolk. sid INV
Ino Sw s,ss, - Donnel Baltimore, sid july u
Jno R Penros!y rTon77, Philadelphia, up July Q.
- iialiiday' Philadelphia, up July
es.....s -. --aIidge' Baltimore. up July IL.
U - ru--.-u--..-.
leit,i1s ~ 1aIEssANo-Ny dear, after a year Of nm
Ind sicsaa .por and closet economy I'VE b ~ e
We Mn ile IN saving about $500 What sbsli
TEST r,,,. le-Well. my dear. we ho+h no.s
wv 1'rs WsekEn '''''-'- isS0i' Tor week
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MEMORANDA

igsly' r-;r..o Nor, Liverpool
B2T& ~ w Pickens, Baltimore
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-,npr~G INTELLIGENCE.

~~--r11pg AT.NANAC-THIS DAY
: RISE. .-.,.---- 80 t .6:s9
g ssls SAVANNAH l0;l1 = n, 1910
A4-lA
MONDAY, July IS, 1882
.3pTvED YESTERDAY
-, south. Turner Conens bluII
sesame. 1 Mn gs-W T Gibson Agl'
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MONDAY, July Is, 1889
arrived YES IEhDAi -,
IN YESTERDAY.

- 9A Nn Crane. Baltimore. CNOt previ-
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plain
d the
Price
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THE SHAFTS ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

On such occasions / have been told by
those who have been present Nasr- ed-Deen
Shah renders himself most agreeable and
companionable. He is maa Of progress
sive disposition, and large, natural intelii-
gence, which he has cultivated assiduously,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
STANDING OF THE CONSTELLATION.

Annapolis. Md July 22.-COmmander Harrington s
testimony that he gave saturday afternoon was ap-
proved by the Court which stated that his Official
report Of the srandng of the Constellation was mainly
correct The testimony OF Commander Harrington was
that he was Running for Lynn Haven Bay, where he
had anchored before. lie had just previous TO the
time Of the accident ordered Lieutenant Orchard, the
watch officer and Lieutenant swnburn, the deck
officer 10 keep a bright lockout He never Knew
that at the masthead until II was brought
out before the court. He heard the soundings re-
ported regularly from the seaman casting the lead
and occasionally from the cadet who had the other
lead. When the ship IAN into the fog-bdnk he
ordered the topgallans down and called all hands on
deck and gave order 10 cast anchor. immediately
after this Orer the cry of breakers ahead was ahe
He saw that the ship could not get around them
He then ordered the helm TO be reversed and In hVe
seconds the ship struck.
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BArHERs INJURED BY THE STRONG SURF.

Asbuly Park. July 22 SpeciaD. Considerable com
ment has been caused here by the fact that persons
were allowed to go bathing here on Saturday in spite
Of the fact that the water rough from the
heavy storm OF the night before that bathing was
unsafe. No one warned OF the strong underow
and the terrible power of the waves and the result
was that several of the bathers were injured John
Morris New York merchant who has cottage hcro.
IS suffering from a broken and several ba1 cuts
on his face and head He hurled by the surf
against one of the posts which support the life limos
lie would have been drowned II It had not been for
the assistance OF two bathing masters. woman had
her arm badly cut and bruised IN the same manner.
Miss Ruth DeIIart OF Ncw-YOrk. one of the guests Ol
the EllwOOd Cottage, on Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean
Grove, unfortunate enough 10 have ono OF hcr
shoulders dslocatel while I'm bathing. several other
persons were so knOc lad about by the surf that they
became exhausted and came near drowning
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Ar, or-1rr AT THE IsTHMUS.

Washington. July 22.-Laest reports from ' .n9
ys,bmus OF Panama received at the state Department
show that it is quiet there Chill desrouS OF s0u'"s
10 her laborng population. furnished 5000 OF me csna
workmen thrown out of employ trahsporIa'lo" ~
her ports. The United States 'onsi'>s app' T a.,
coo 600 to enable the state Department, by Its
r.nresentatives at Colon. to furnish transportation
N their homes for such American laborers as oesro
to leave the Ishmus but UP 10 the present time iess
than 100000 has been thus expended Inc o'a0
Department has not yet been Informed OF the pegihnus
NJ work upon the Nicaragua Canal by me AmerlcsH
rsrrpanv rcporcn. Nheh 50 I'm ro,'nrass
win probably be stationed at Greytown untl Cpngross
can provide for the appointment OF Consul 'nere'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
rrrrrD 1T A GRADE CROSSING.

Potsvlllc, PENN July 22.-A shocking acciue"' w
ad tbis morning on the Philadelphia and Reading
panroad near MahanOy City. Three boys sons
respectively of Charles d. Kaiser and MIR. Wahnnger
nrominent business men of Mahanoy City. and OF D.
4 Reilly. exrecorier of schuylk County, OF shehah-
doah. were driving in a buggy from Mahanoy Ciy 10
Frackvllle As they approached the railroad crossing
a passenger train passed by, closely ioho"eu W w,
little combination engine and car transit va
,;rger who was driving, apparently did not observe
tho Transitp and attempted as soon as the
ger train had passed. The Transit Struck
The buggy smashing it into splinters Killing the nors
forty feet and shockingy mangled and instantly hlTi
The other two were very badly and it is believed fatally