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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-23

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MGHO2ANDA.

Buenos Ayres. Feb s-Sailed. bark Windsor
Cas.ls (Brl. James Bull River, = G.
Calais, March IJ-Arriyed, bark Alphonsine
Zelie lfr). RacIell-r, Pensacola.
Delfsy. March is-ArriysI. bark Karin (Sw)
LsufstnGlus, Mobile.
Dover March - PlsRed bark 5yalen tNorl,
Hen iriczsse. brunswick Tor KOtterdim.
6Asut. Narch l5-AIriyea. bark Theodore hor.
ner Gen, ia iseim8n. Pensacola.
Gibraltar, March ~ Arrived, str Trieste tBrl,
Clark say8H ali for 6enoe
Dreenpck. March 21-Arriyed, bark Augiate
iAOFl, BTyie, Pensacola.
Liverpool, March - Arrived, steamship kle-
tle or. O'sI'iiFan. Savannah.
plymouth, HareA 30 Arrived, bark Prince
caaflle ~ r. Bruusgasf ! Pensacola.
r. a p, JagGs) AfrlYsi, leafas piI Ifeify
tefAanQisa.
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MARxHrs BY rDLaaNAPA,



NEW YORK, March %, noon. Stocks duh but
firm. Money easy; offered at per cent. Elk.
change long. 81 S2z; short, 81 S5l6 Govern
ment bonds neglected. state boads dull but
steady.
500 p. m-Exchange closed dull but steady.
Money easy, closing offered at per cent Sub
treasury balances -Coin slb30l 900; currency.
80, iJ5.0)0 Government bonds dun but steady (;
fouF per cents i2eh; four and a half per cent
coupons i031G. state bonds neglected
Dizziness IN the 81 pck market, which has been
the feature 10 the past week. was still more SO
to-day. AID Transactions were this smallest for
the morning hours for over six months. The
strong tone Of yesterday remained, as The i'm
preston that the bang state neni WAS % DO
good ono WAS universal, ana selling was very
cautious, while there was much covering 81
shorts considering e limitations Of the
market The general list remained within tue
uarrowest limits. and the stock among tne
rsually active list which fucagatsd over 4
range o. more than x per cent could b.
esunisa on hogefa sugar wa again ths lea'
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the negro. who refusal it, saying he would
not drink after any white man. Thursday
morning the negro went intO Mr.. Ricket-
sons kitchen to ge- has break
fast. Mr. RicketsOl saw that
the negro was bsat on having a fus'.
SO he gathered his pistol end started toward
him. intending to give him q sound lrasa-
in ami drive him Of the place. The negro
remained IN his p sition until Mr.. Ricketson
was about ready TO lay hands on him. when
be- j-rka1 from his pocSet his open knife and
plunged il into Nr. Rickstson's side and
sprang = thu door. Mr.. Rickstson, real
izng that he was cnt, tlr5ed and fired az
him twice. each ball taking effect, one in
the hip ana the other in the calf OF the ley.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

Pensacola, March 20-Bark Festina Lent.
(Norl, Martensen, from Greenock. which arri.as
at this port March Is, reports experienced hsavr
weather during the voyage. causing vessel ~
strain and leak A survey will be held to-rnor
row. ~ 'N"i'
Schr William Frederick, from Fernandin.
reports: Narch II, Bodies Island bearing SSj;;
is mi eS, pass ID the heel Of a vessels mas q.
tacoed to @ sunken wreck. projecting about u
feet out of water. 1' 10
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Doane. Boston-C G
Anderson.
Steamship Wm Crane. Billups, Baltlmore-w
Z Guerard, Agt.
Bark Tordenskfold CNor), Jensen, St Peters
burg-Holst & Co.
Bark Alma RUS, starck, Cartagena-
Straclan & Co.
schr Henry D May, Morris, Wilmington, Del
Jos A Roberts & &c.
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Market Report by the Florida Fruit
Exchange.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March 22.-Notwith-
standing recent announcements that oranges
were about all gone, they continue to go for
ward in considerable quantities, and bring uni
formly high prices.
The averages on everything, good, bad and
indifferent, range from So rs to So 60. Fancies
bring S3 so 81 50; brights, So TO 50 10 russets
extra, So 10 to 90; rpsSets, ordinary, 81 25 to
So. Some inferior and decayed lower Good
nayels, s. TO So. lIandarins and tangerines, IS
to 81 80. Grape fruit are not wanted yet They
should be held back until the oranges are gone
and the weather warns up, when they will do
well
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sAILED YEsrERDAY.

Steamship City Of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Gate City. Boston.
Bark Celer lNorj st Petersburg.
Bark Orient (Sw), Geh,
S;hr Noble J Saunders, Baltimore.
Sc r fhos l. James, New London.
Schr Allaretta Snare, New York.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-H w Singleton. j McCarn, NJ j Lover "
B Austin, @ Bang, J Terock, II Robinson,
Steerage.
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston-C
Frederick, I Cole, Mrs Clapp, A Marshall ]
Reagan, W e Tyfe, w A Harvey, Mr. and Mrs
WEIGH Jr, Capt McHenry. A H Stowe, W Il
Butman.
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A Pupils Tribute to Her Teacher.

Lines successfully the death of Miss ANNA
e McLaws, who died on the 9Th inst Ded-
ted to her by her little pupil, Jessie Mayer.
On, why do we grieve
For the loved one who's gone?
Her bright life has ended,
But a brighter has dawned.
So pure and so sweet,
She was endeared to us all;
The angel has summoned,
She obeyed the sad call.
We saw not the angel
As he bore her away.
But our hearts seemed like breaking
On that sad, fatal day.
Oh how we do miss thee,
Our loved cherished one,
Thy image still haunts me
Wherever turn.
Tire schoolnow appears
Such blank unto me,
And every loved spot
Where thou used to beI
Thy bright sunny face
VIII hnger always,
will never forget
Those bright sunny days.
All, long will cherish
The walk to the wreck*J
On, memory. betrue-
Let me never forget
Thy sweet face Lit up
With q calm tired smile;
"Oh. children. l think
We've come over g mile"
All little thought
AS walked by thy side,
Twas the last walk we'd take
Ere you crossed the rough lido.
Thou hast entered at last
The bright portal of bliss.
Oh, who would exchange
Such world, all, for thisf
ofttimes do ask,
Ia the grief of my heart,
Oh pitiless death,
Why didst thou part?
In vain eau we see
Into Gods mystic will,
In submission we'll bow,
Our grief he will still.
When the spriugtime shall come,
With its soft April showers,
Wen deck thy dear mound
With the sweetest OF flowers.
Bright offerings Of love
Well bring unto thee,
Sweet emblems of thought,
Our dear Annie Lee.
When thy spirits soft whispers
Come over the lea,
In soft, gentle accents,
They'll murmur Of thee;
They'll tell of the joys,
or thy home with the blessed,
The heaven thou hast reached
And found sweet rest.
A bright crown Of glory
ForeV yer thou'lt wear,
No 10 y els or earth
Can with il COMPARE;
Thy robes now so pure,
80 spotliss aud white,
They shed a sweet halo
Around thee, OF light.
Ah. see thy bright eyes
Peering down from on high,
Aud hear thy sweet voice
Saying; "DaTlings. Rood-byf
Farewell, dearest teacher.
Wen meet thee no more,
Till we meet thee agiln
on that bright golden shore.
iuanhah March 81, 1890.
"a was fhs walk 10 the wreck on the centre
ir0ad Sunday afternoon, after rases
boot with lltile Jessie and some young ~S'
ends.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Boston. March 20-Steamer Parthisn. fror,
Philadelphia. reports the BUOY OF Pollock Pi1
Slue gone from its position; also, that Tarpag.
steamer passed. "7
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.


ER-CoAsTwIsE-Thers is good sup
ply of tonnage for present requirements and
market is quiet at our figures Rates may be
quoted within the range of S. 7s67 90 from
this port to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and sound ports, with 25D5lc
additional if loaded at near by Georgia
ports. Timber 5OcGDS1 90 higher than lumber
rates To the West Indies aud Windward,
nominal; t. Rosario, $50 00G021 90: to Buenos
Ayres or Montevideo. SIS co; to Rio Janero,
SD no: to Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
S14 00014 so; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at for timber IS los standard; lumber,
IS los. Steam-To New York, 81 90; to Phila-
delphia, 81 90; to Boston, S. 90; to Balti-
more, Sc 80,
NAVAL SToREs-very firm. Foreign Cork,
etc, for orders, spot vessels. rosin, IS. and
Is Sd; to arrive, IS Sd, and Is Cd; spirits,
Adratic rosin, IS Cd; Genoa, IS Cd;
South America, rosin, 81 10 per barrel of $50
pounds. Coastwise- Steam-To Boston. I0c per
100 fbs on rosin. SOC on spirits; to New York,
rosin, re per 100 MS; spirits. soc; to Phadel-
pha, rosn, 712c per 100 lbs: spirits soc; to Bal
timore, rosin, 30c; spirits, zoe. Coastwise,
quiet
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PoULTRY-Market firm; demand fully sup
Piled
EeGs-Market unsettled, stock ample, and
moderate demand.
PEANUTS stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SueAR-Georgia and Florida nominal none
in market
BoNEY-Demand nominal
SWEET PoTAToEs-Market steady; amply sup
TDliad
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Bark verdandi (Sv). Hagberg, to LOAF for
Gothenburg-Cb g Dahl & Co.
Bark Sibal (Nor), Hsuge, 20 load for Buenos
Ayres-Chr G Dahl 4 Co.
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Cornwell a. Chapman have the famous
Boynton Furnace, Heaters, and Ranges,
Danube and Newport.-4dr.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIANAC-TdL5 DAY.
Sun RISES Observation-Disclosures.
sun osfS ....s-.......-- o:Us
HIGHWATER AT SAVANNAH. -. 1913 A NJ 1854 PM
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Agent for Edward Miller hat, the best
Lat made. Go 70 "7hs Famous and treat
yourself to a good hat AS Broughton
street --AdU
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NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was dull and lover, There was light
demand, and only 60 casks changed hands dur
ing the day at 3Jc for regulars At the Board
of Trade on the opening call the market was
reported firm at soc for regulars At the
second cell it closed firm at 39s for regulars.
Rosin--1ne market was quiet and fairly steady
at quotations. T0ere was a moderate demand
and only light business doing. The sales dur
ing the day were So barrels At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was reported
D aud 81 20. + 81 %, q 81 30. H S. 40,
81 G5, K 81 30, NJ 81 %, n 81 IS, window glass
s. IS, water white 50 05 At the last call it
closed unchanged, with sales of 81 barrels.
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rs ran Zed as follows:


CEEoINNATI, March 2a.--Flour strong; family
S3Gl3 %, fancy SO 1904. Wheat firm; No. red
Soc. Corn stronger; No. mixed 31156132c.
Oats firm; No. 2mixed 2i1@025c. Provisions
ST 20. Bulk meats firm; short ribs duh at 80 10
a. 1216. Bacon steady; short clear at So 1919
Whisky steady al 81 W. Hogs steady; common
and light 50 5O04 %, packing and butchers
ST. LOUIS, March 22-Fiour was unchanged
Wheat op ned steady; the close was 3s@eac be-
low yesterday No red, cash 7ia4 b75c; OPP
tions-May delivery 7i4Q775Ac, July delivery
756Q751sc. Corn lower; No. mixed, cash 259sc:
options-April delivery 26c May delivery 26}Sc
asked, July delivery 2ly4c asked. August deliy
cry 2Sl9c, September delivery 2g14. Oats quiet;
No. cash 23lac; options--May delivery 22l4c
asked. Whisky g o.? Provision market to-
day was the dullest for a long time; prices I'M
chenged: Porl at $40 50. Lard--prme steam
IS 80. Dry salt meAts-boxed shoulders 81,
longs and ribs IS i5G15 %, short clear s. 300
I1ac Bacon-shoulderS 81 co. long IS 65,
ribs IS 65Gl5 70.
BALTIMORE. March 22-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Howard street and Western superfine
81 0002 3d.: extra 5 1908 SO; family s. 100
4 so; city mills, Rio brands, extra 81 a05s4 40.
Wheat-Southern steady; Fultk s0DSGc; Long
berry S1Q1S C; No. southern Si0oiI2c; West
ern steady No. winter red, on spot and
March delivery 631S61S4c. Corn - Southern
fairly active and steady; white 35I13Sc; yellow
35O3lc; Western firm.
New ORLEANS, March 2a.-Coffee quiet and
steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary u good 100 zoe.
Bran steady at 521a075c. Sugar easier; Louis
lana open kettle, prime to strictly prime 514c;
centrifugals white SIC, choice yellow
clarified 5Isc prime yellow clarified Lille, off
do. 9-16c. Molasses closed quiet and steady;
prices unchangei Louisiana open kettle fer
menting 1S930c; Louisiana centrifugals, choice
25c, strictly prime 2Il>2Sc. Syrup a. soc.
NAVAL STORES.
NEwToRx. March 20 uooa-Spirits turpentine
easy at 43G4ic. hos strong at 81 20D1 22l2.
50) D. Resin firm AMI quiet for common
to good strained. Spirits turpentine easy.
CHARLESTON, March 22.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 3Jc. Rosln firm; good strained at
ST. Is.
WILMINGTON, March 22-Spirits turpentine
quiet at DC. Rosin firm; strained 81 10, good
strained 81 Is. Tar firm at 81 20. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 20, virgin
~ 20.
New Yo7w, March 22.-I!ics steady and quiet;
domestic Az 6IGc
NEw ORLGANs March 22.-Rice unchanged;
ordinary to good 3l5G 415c.
PETROLEUM
NEw YoaK. March 22.-Petroleum market
opened quiet at S83s for spot, while April OPP
tIon opened firm at S114 and fell to 8j5s, later
railying and closing firm at 81. Spot moved up
| rs on light trade and closed firm at S7H.
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Cornweli q Chapman handle the Thomas,
Roberts, Stevenson, Gauze Door RaDges
and Stoves, and tho Broadway, Fortune,
aud Times. -Adu.
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ARRIVED UP FRoMQUARANTINE YEsrER-

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way laudings--W I Gibson, Manager.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Gate City. for Boston-3s
bales cotton 55 bales yarn, % bblS rice. 81 bbs
rosin, % obls spirits turpentine, IA bales hides
81, $50 feet lumber, % bales paper stock, II bxs
oranges, 2,472 crates oranges, IS crates vegs.
tables, p tons pig iron, 10 pkgse mds 10 hbls oil
10 casks clay, refrigerators straw berries
Per steamship City of Birmingham. for New
York--310 bales upland cotton, $50 bales warn,
So? bbls cotton seed oil, PIG bbls rice, 1874 1850
feet lumber, TO bbls rosin, Il bbls spirits tur-
psntiae. - bales hides, refrigerators strawber.
ries, 80 bbls fish, 2 bbls oranges, 2,463 crates
oranPes, 44S crates vegetables, Las bbls vege.
tables 9 bales paper stock, 299 tons pig iron, q
turtles.
burg-1, 500 bales upland cotton, weighing 1884,
AGA pounds
Per bark Alma Rus), for Cartagena-5222 I'll
feet p p lumber-J Cuyas.
Per schr Henry d May, for Wilmington. Del
227, 0S4 feet p p lumber -Stillwell, Millen & Co.
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ture for the half session, but traders sold it on
the theory that dividend news having come
out. the stock would be for sale. Tennessee
Coal was the strong feature. risinE u 81
against 5iss; but reacted late in the last hour
To D. Here King Coal and Iron sympatbi1sc
with 1t, and scOret a net rise Of ~ per cent,
closing at q. In railroad. Flint ant Pe:re Mar
quette stocks were specially strong, and CON-
IN N at 3iss IS up I34 per cent, and preferred at
lUoE Is up 2ls per cent. Among the other
spsc.aties which showed considerable strength.
Wheeling and Lake Erie shares and Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago were prominent.
OtEer movements were without significance.
The market closed dun and strong at best
prices. Sales of listed stocks were only 1883
shares and unlisted 1890 shares. Tie following
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Js-ol,
222-2 cars empty bbls, car guano. cars wood
car coal, ~ bbls potatoes, 9 bbls whisky !
boxes mdse, cases cigarettes as doz bro5n,s
10 cases tobacco, Dbl benzine, boxes tea (
bbls crockery, l box spice. 24 nests trunks &
harrows, boxes medicine, / tool chest l oren
buggy, pkg h n goods, pair shafts, wheels
81 sacks peas.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
March 22-4S9 bales cotton. 300 bbls rosin. ga
bbis spirits turpentine, still and arm 25 cases
hardware, 80 cases slate, so boxes candles. Ia
bdls castings. 4i5 cases lard, 25 ties lard 20 hills
grits 20 sacks bran, 10 bbls flour, / case whins
IS bbls oil, 65 cars lumber. IL bales moss. 4
cases shoes, bales hides. 20 caddies tobacco !;
cases dry goods, IS pair wheels, bbis bottles :
cases groceries,, 3 bbls syrup, sacks potatoes :
cars wood, 43 pkgs ndse, S,96i boxes oranges
~ bbls oranges, 1900 boxes vegetables, GO Dbl;
vegetables refrigerators.
Per Central Railroad, March 22-4S2 bales cot
ton, bales hides, rolls leather ~ pkgs paper
% pigs tobacco, 10 bbis OIL $50 lbs lard. II Q11
lbs bacon, So bbls spirits turpentine, $50 bbs
rosin, box fruit, 800 bales hay, II bbls whisky.
10 hf bbls whisky, bbls syrup AZ bales warn
2O2 bales dOmestics ! $50 bushels corn 258 hi
bbls beer, 40 bbls beer, 1G0 bbls flour, IS cords
wood, Al cars lumber. 1874 bushels rice q bbs
woodenware, 10 bbls vegetables. boxes wax. 3
buggles, cars guano, 275 pkgs mdse. 10
empty bbls Gears cotton seed meal, cars brick
147 bbls cotton seed oil, "a boxes hardware. %
boxes soap, 2l9 cases eggs 10 cars coal, 275 bbs
grits u pigs furniture, 10 tons pig IRON
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SUNDAY. March %, 1890.
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New York. March 22-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
was in gold and S2S7, III in silver; of the total
exports S6,1Ss in gold and Ss6l.3l9 in silver
went to Europe and $2i6627 in gold and S26 ASP
in silver went to South America. The imports
of specie for the port of New York for
the week amounted to $42j,50l, of which
S3s6,6SS was in gold and 81, 1873 in silver.
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Lines successfully the death of Miss ANNA
Lee McLaws, who died on the 9th inst. Ded
Gated to her by her little pupil, Jessie Mayer.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
TIE NEWS OF TIE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Temporary JAN at Macon FOR the
Governments Prisoners-A Colorel
Men Drawing a Pension Of $50 Per
Month from the Governmeat-Mrs.
Harrison Expsctsd at atlanta To-
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70 was ihs walk 10 the wreck on The CentIsil
railroad Sunday afternoon, after ratesy
school with llttle Jessie and aome young la'g
friends.
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1 NnrAELE ExHIHITIOY OF ErcAINGS.

A. the art gallery Of j. J.. Epp'f I'e-. A. SO. lJ
Fast SNt .cnn--t number 81 hcct-- works. in' nin'
cichinc. ,ngrain-s and vat reolor Ianin-s are ton
u,a-v on exhibition. The society ~ American Ii'h"f'
has loaned ID, enirc collection and among VI" n"t'd
,,.,irc - h.. found on the wall Turner'S "Jnhn
Alden. Letter." Hamilton lIaniiNn.9 fisherman 3
Couft.hip" and w.Nlan Ssr'ain's 'od Song" Ih'
,yo,o,roor rnlnting, include many wofA- Dos hrf-r'p
artists Il. y. shui'ei's view, a. Lake 'ha"ii'''
II S.,nour HloodroOd'- Adirondack sfcnr- r. " Han
,t,,,o,,. branching II a, Lake Gsofgc' W.d"pfth
Wad.worths ..Mdwlnteg Woods and go Frosty I."nnf
are on exhibition. Several cansasse- hy Miss \ b
kinncv and numerous specimen OF pas' aud decorative
at wax Ar. also to b. there. M'is collection
y. o,h,og. now a, the Ila1.ltinr Gallery in IhNr
dolphia viii be transferred T. the Rec Gallery meat
,,.c, and early in May There Viii be an oNhlNiu"n "'
,nczlotlnts The collection viii comprise the b-t Noi"s
o., ,h. vol tno,yn artist. william and j. 4. Silaln.
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lone, ISLAND.

u1CKsylIIT Farmers In the vicinity OF lick
Gina arc trvinr to form "a pickle union among III.
nirLlc r,iscis of Huntington Cold SprnE Hreeiia"
lvn.Sct Melville. Jericho. and FarminedAc; II. -
AID MAT il costs more 10 raise pickles IMAM '"'
farmers receive for them.
COLLEGE POlNT-Judwig Mchwad' a phiHr"o,
- ,L -. Cantain Graham committed suicide AZ
a''Iocl Yesterday afternoon By hanging himself u,
his cmpioycr's barn. Nothing IS known a. l" '"c
cause Of the act 49,,
roxc r.rAXD CIrY-'Thc examination ~ John
ponan the cX car driver. who shot \. u. No,,'vn,
Superintendent OF the Sicinwav ana llNu' nv
paiiro.d alnui two weeks ago. was ~ u"N" l'i
rial before Justice Manly yesterday. IN" cNa'ili
lion was put OH for one week. however, O" :, 'tu,,,
80 M T. Kennedy who said That Nr. Noullon
wanted 10 he present at the hearing. me Nonim'n
man is improving aud VIII be able to get out III 4"
few days.
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TP IN BTSY HARLEN



The Harlem Cho.a Cuh gave the second p''Vao
concert Of IFS nrth sca-on a. the Pilgrim thurch '''
night in the presence q large and a'm"h''"
audience A. d. Woodrdf wa conductor Inc ''"p
wa ASST ted by Mi Maze : His-'li -opran"
Frankie. violin: Caryl Fl'Io and Mis- J.. r" hiN'h''
.iana. and Ms, Augusta Lowell organ. h'-l''
lie e.. the thirty four active member OF the 'u'
ooi part I'm the programme. Colonel A. ]. hc''' !
IS Tho d c,ideni Of the clubs board o. q r-ci"'~-
Tn. third monthly sooiahc OF the lltlcn Yacht 'n'
viii take place az Harlem Turn Han neat M"n'aY
evening.
The Unity Social Clubs amateur minstrel enter
tainmcnt will take place at Wcs End Hall t"morfo"
evening
The Chosen Friends. benevolent ORDER nave taken
rc,y rooms at 10. 142 Wet one hundred and t"eni!
nfthst. which are open every day and evening
Charlie NJ Bovine 81 Delhi ,aware Conn v Eit
Of e. The Delaware ENprcs-." one Of the Oldest *
pnbli,an papers in the state. Wa
guest at the Hamilton Republican can
las, night Nr. BOVINE is brother - samuel r.
Iowuc ,upcrintcnG"uf ~ the General Delivery b'
pariucut III the New ork P0-ioill'c.
INC ale II hoNe- FOR ~" Hamilton Republican 'Nh
bali A, Central Turn Hall on April -, brought li
nearly 500 The dc1'c 10 attend III" hlll j. 80 gl'A
tha, the executive committee has i7rAci aHnll"ha
Invitations. <, ., ,,t. ,,.f
at the Harlem opera House lat night