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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
CATTLE FOR EXPORT TO BE- INSPECTED.

Dr. C. T. Michenor. Of the Department OF AeH
culture has just established at No. / Br aJway "
branch OF tl.e Rurcau Of Animal Industry. where. with
Dr Blister and A~c his assistants. ard SIX veterinary
inspectors. lac viii car'N ont the PROVISIONS ~ the AZ
az corrrc.s Of August last relating 10 the INSPECTION
o,d r.,,,atior, ~ AL cattl" cNpOgtcd from Ne" Ort
lie will also Inspect All ca,t! or food substances al
irving from other countries, and where disease or r
f.ction j., found will condemn the articles ad have
them sent back destroyed.
The object q: the careful Inspection Of export c"ttt
e Ia remove the grounds which the English Board
~ Agriculture bases rule that all American cajtl'
must he slaughtered the port Of entry within tcl
DAYS after arrival II these cattle could Oc driven al'
Into the Interior English towns and cue. and hlie'
dealers would realize much larger returns. The M
por1ancc Of the export cattle trade 1, shown by y"
statistics for tie los year. In whicl tcr- "rr 3i 80
head Of cattle o. 52i head II sheep and "l1+H hfa'
OF swine sent across the Atlantic. The average da.
export of cattle sheep. etc. from NcwNork alone }
about a thousand hcsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Az APPEAL FOR Az ITALIAN HOSPiT a..

The following Htt"r has been received in reference
10 a hospital for poor italians:
To the Editor Of The Tri bunc
sir: | beg permission 20 ask your go operation III
favor OF our protected Italian hospital. 10 be erected
in tins citv FOR TIE poor italians who, Tor want of
language are ucXoibly misplaced not understood and
involuutaiiy mistrcatcd IN any charitable Institution
o. thi> city. Wha: earnestly beg Of Won l. 10 pnb-
hsh in your paper plea for onr hospital. which plea
NAV touch the clpitahlc hearts ~ some noble rhan
;hrop,i- % Whatever nationality. charity belongs
to mankind being assured that there = no lDblcr
work than to alleviate the >IcrncS OF our drchc'n
moor ANY help will H. welcomed. from Whatever
uIarter il may come. FELINE "IHI''I,
no 124 West Houston -. New York, De- -, l-bO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Lr4LorSY c4USES 4 FIFE NCRDEK t:
THE HUSBAND rrtrHND> To SHOOT HIMSELF
tFTERW ARD.

Tur HUSBAND PrtrFNDS To SHOOT HIMSELF
AFTEEWAEp.
jealousy was the apparent cause Of m"'c' a. 80
G pivisionst yesterday afternoon. CHARLES L"'''|'
IL .hlflcs> youug cgarmak"r eaot h' vie "'.'''
~ he home ~ hc? parrots On the 7e'"i" "' ~ 49,
tenement house and pretended 70 shoot h'h>'"' INV
couI. ,vi-o ,.nri,.d t,ur wears ago when the woman
W, oalv sixteen wears Old and he wa twenty 49,
.,thcr. Loui, Brown. VINO j. retired co'"''' "'',
ecr obi red 10 help support them. aithouch LoVc'I 'o
Ale wife f,,cc ,tartcd housekeeping on th"' own &C.
count in Eyolyn. LOvcu vaS not ONLY 800 law 10
work but he vas also ueauely iea.ouN oil hl> VIC
ard thcv had frequent quarrel> Their ONLY chIo o''o
H. infancy.
L., than two week, Mrs.. Lovetz left her nome
IN Rroohlyn. a:ter selling The furniture ana "c'' -
i've with hcr parents again. Her husband i"I""c1
hcr :, hcr home in Divisions and acted more IN
,,,elv than eyer He disappeared on Friday and did
rot ctar7i f. the house until Yesterday morning MS
utto va. away at thst time and he showed HhcH
concern on account Of her absence. lie went ont 10
Ioo, for her. and returned to find her at home ~
D. H. Max Davidson. her cousin and her mother
vcro with her LovetG went into front room !" '''N
with his wife He said he Wa going 10 baltimore
TO vor, ard wanted her 10 writ" = letter fp7 HIM.
Mrs Brown and Young Dayid-on were in the kitchen
when they head I've shots fired rapidly az me font
ROOM They found Lovctz and his wife NlnG on tho
Moor side by sids. The Young wife had been Nho'
twicc in the head shcswaS sitting at the "rItlng
table and she had fallen Ia the moor >cnscleSS Her
husband law on his back with his ewes closed a. II
he were dead. but when the police were Calcu IN nc
WAS fnnnd O be unhur lie had fired one Shol through
The of his hat and had sent two more bullets INT"
he wall.
An ambulance surgeon called In the house. and
he worked Young Mrs Lovez. but shc EXPIRED IN
a few MINUTES without recovering her sense Both
bullets had entered her brain Lovct7 was locked mp
in The Madisonst. police station. He pretended 10 be
crazy. He taken TO the Essex Market fohcc
(ou1 and held,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
A r N
AND 81
open EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
From Morning Until Night
0JU STDKCS ARE CHOWDED.

There i, 70 end 10 tho quantity OF cooi' We Jaw ]"
or,r no lack OF to buy. Su'h houiFs IL
Los. ,.,yo never known - our piicc, and the good
nus, bol be satisfactory whether Won WISH 10 pN OF
ro. Evil - sight busy sto'e~-----H p'F-
chance there any who hav" not visited ~ Sic
ccupl-ton IL orr additions. l"t them come
.,,n, MN n. a revelation What,'er want. be y
TOYS o. other Holiday Goods or Co1k>, or Sii"N' OF
u. :, Goods. Clothing ioi boys. Millinery Bla"K't-
Hosiery, Underwear or cloves. wash Dr''e fh''lc''
nhostcry Books Jeweiry. stationery. LaccS, Leather
.ood. or lIardkcrchiefs Fur. Ladies', Ch.ldrens o.
Infants unicrwear outfits Fanncls Cubres". ton -
Linens or Other staples, Ar: fmbroidrries or ii"c!
,ood, he IL what u will YOU will find IL In orr store
in ali the b'r qualities a, those popular price, Tor "fh
,-c a,e Iro,t Justly famous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
c,,,,n,r>.S HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.

Kilt Suits. in blue. black or green
Vclvctccn, with skirts Of scotch plaidS
or same material.
Knickerbockcr suits, in fancy plaId
or diagonal Wor>tcd: blacN or hIUc
Velvetccn: the Jackets made III /ouaIc
STYLE. silk lined and prcttlly braided !:
the * nickerbockcrS with silk bow and
silver or black buckle at knee; SILK
blouse waists and >aNheS to complete
outfit Same goods as above in Nor
folk. ID. b. plain blouse and :. i. Sack
Ncst) suits, White Nurseries or Cor
durOv vests 10 alternate with.
." Eton" Suits, i'll black Tncot, long
trousers or knickcrbockcr>.
The reduced prices marked on o'i
House Coats" or "SmoklnG Jackets
for men $50 10 $l2) seems TO have
determined for many the question,
"What shall give him" We have
house coats and dressing gowns for
boys, too.
ROGERS. PEET IL co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
TIrO I-cSSrY.S VOV LDNG OVEPDT T.

Fears arc entertained concerning "a" British ship EaF'n'
Hall xhic, .f, MS port Jun" ~ FOR Calcutta. Ah'
IS now on, 100 last sppHen IN attud" 81
degrees south about $50 miles Of tn" cast Of Br1zI
>,e j. .hp Of ] ga to- : and commanded ~ Cnp;a q
A Telfc,. Sl,, carried a oil.
The steamship StGa;hear, Copt'in McD'rnid' IRON
Napa.ak japan 70. san Francisco. j. also overdue" Sh
lad largo - and left Nara-aN OIL HNprn'''i -
sbn * vessel o. J. 7Oi tons ana hoped by her agent
,os snlv boan down and IS irving make por, und'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

c,sioos by General Appraiser jewell nar conc p'V
BOARD OF Appcat u the bcaFd TO-DAY. Ihi- oo'' - V"
,es.d Ct three nent.r-. j. = reporter "''' ,.,
1900 INFO ID. see i. b.na conducted by special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
WILL THE GLOVE ExAvIyLR Br REpo'ED

II was reported yesterday hat AphT>rt Cooper hq2
recommended that The S,crciarv Of IN" Treasury feHoN"
Inward C. Lc,en> the glow examiner Who h&- hgHfcd
In the controversy th- Ps,-aVsnt glove rspprase
loent case Nj Cooper declined 20 Discus th" subject
reported that the chsrse sgsn,t Mt Le.en> Hss
he had dscrininated against posssVgnt Co. Inc
appeal Pa-saVant Co have taken from RI. de.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
In Misses Department
We ofier
The Bcrrnrd Levy stock of

Gretchen-. Jackets md Sewmarkets
at prices exactly in accordance with those at which -
bou9ht-nsncly icss then run cent? on ne aolIay
At - rs. Crotch ns-Velyt irr, worth "a "A
NJ LOS. Gro chcns-long cape ..... worth s "a
And Gncr to sl4cO-cQusl value
AZ Russian Cloaks..... worth a. m
VI f95....-.....R lsSian ClosAs.........vorh 10 m
And hner 10 ao.0o-oqual Valu.
A. 81 .98 .JscAct,- double. breasted vo,,h az "A
~ 2.9S.. Win rolling collar. ......... yor,h M
~ 3.35. Silk tpdiqucd ............. worth q "a
And hnos TO sijc0-qusl value
81 s3 % NewUara'ts-d'cp cap....wor,h 40 m
A. 59s Win jacket front worth II "a
AID hntr 20 SlG.CO-"qual value.
NJ IS 96....... English Ustefs .........worth s1aoa
And 1n.t 70 sli0O-eqls value.
Children, short coats. 500 20 sl0o0-cqual value
ChIidren> dics,e> $l.9S 70 sl5.C0-eauai value
AZ ~evrniy.N Nine Cents
100 Gossan'r-. Regular price sl.as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Thus Won see" added VT. C0Oprt thdV Tho
same plan has been adhered 10 throughout me
,iu and embraces much 'a1f reform the
country uceds. some candidates 10y The Presidency
IN tho future NAV have the nerve So 90 before the
nconle uith .he declaration that ihc tariff is tax and
ihst The consumer Is obliged 10 pay the cost OF ne
goods and In addition an amount equal 10 the dny III
noSrd-but he will never be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
ROGERS, PEET IL co.
THREE } rf!ncs.
BROADWAY warren
STOEES. y b.! ~

NEW FUR CNPE>-CKOWN III ~
~ SlH1I. MIX. NABLE TAIL :rhL~kIN. oti i.l;.
all fashionable I'm. marked down. ......
I.p,our t., Ne.t '.c--'. d1rt'onH '0.. I''n..--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Advertisements adinitted into these col q ne
M" Pecommcnhrd 10 the readers % THE rRiB
CNE rs thoroughly reliable. and business can ts
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Silver COinage

il di.cu.@cd ia an Extra emitted "A
Icar Of EcpIblicaniSm.' by senator
Mu ". stewart, in IN elaborate
argument i'm favor OF unlimited cOin-
age. and by WIN. VI. GrOsvcMOr in re.
My. other contents: 4 Review OF
slurvI.cu'> first year; "H0w TO Win
Fortune" by Carnegie and Wiman;
"AInsta seat Eishcrlcs.' by l.. T.. O.;
and fhc "AOuticrm Question:" by
rnbIe and Tourgcc. ~ large pages.
25 scents "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Candy Department
SPECIAL MENTION

ad,,ru.emeu,s admitted into these columns
49,. ..,wu,ndcd 20 th~ rcnder- of THE IHdh-
,>r m. thoroughly reliable. n"d business '""oe
enc by nnii with the "d'cr"''r' WI" Univ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

In separate form. 81 pages. paper
covers: ErIbumc Imprint, and inCiud-
ing fail text Of Hhe administrative
bill. 80 cents :, copy. Ola ana new
rates compared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

In uInn;,!rt form, octave, ~ pages.
p:,ucrro,rY.. e contains the Unan-
.xcrnh.c speeches Of senator AIdriCh
and stephen Il. Elkin> on the Tnrih;
I'm extended account OF new enter.
pri>e> .rrilging up in the unfra
states: and The new Tarin laws, re-
,i.cd old and new rates compared.
p cents a copy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
MARK ats BY TEL sGRAPE.


New YORK, May "a, noon.-Stocks opened
quiet and easy. Money easy at 1905 per cent
Exchange long, 81 S3lk0l4 S334; short, 81 $50
"a S5M. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull out steady.
following were the q BON stock quotations:
Erie .... 49,. - Richm d 4 w. Pr.
Chicago Norm. llsss Terminal. :. $50. 25ss
Lake Shore. Liz Western Un.o1... IS
Norl. & w. pref. o5ls
500 p m.-Exchange closed more active and
strong at 81 S50G4 81. Money easy at 4@5 per
cent, closing offered at 41p per cent. Sub,
treasury balances-Coin, $l6 i.229, 900; currency.
s., 10000 Government bonds closed dull but
steady; four per cents 122; four and half
per cent. coupons 10313. State bonds were
neglected.
TIE stock market was dull during the fore
noon to-day, but later became very active, with
a decidedly weak tone, and the result of the
days operations is to leave almost everything
traded in lower than last evening. Holidays in
London, and the approaching holiday here with
a tendency to reaizations, has caused hesita-
ton in the market. and operators for the most
part are standing aside for the moment await
ing developments. This condition has always
been the opportunity OF the bears, and when
dullness intervsnes after a marked rise, raid
is the usual consequence. Industrial shares
were not so prominent in the trading to-day.
especially after the first hour, but nevertheless
Sugar managed to roll up respectable total
of transactions, and its movements were wide
and important. The features of the forenoon
we're Oregon Transcontinental, st. Paul. and
afterward New England, for which a good de-
mand developed, while the rest of the list re-
manned stagnant, with firm undertone. The
strength in Oregon Transcontinental comes
from the uncertainty as to what is
to be the future Of the property, with the gen
eral impression that something very good is to
come out in the near future. kilograms from
Boston to-day put the book value of stock at
go. which materially influenced early buying.
The failure of the general list to advance, not
withstanding the strength shown by loading
stocks engendered realizations in the after
noon, and bears Immediately jumped in to take
a way the market from would-be sellers, and the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
NEW YORK WORKING GIRLS.
Their Lot in Life Not as Hard as Peo-
pie Suppose.

Their Lot in Life Not as Hard as Peo-
pie Suppose.
Ne'o York Letter to Baltimore american.
Many columns have been written about the
working girls OF New York. They have
been described at one time as the most OPP
pressed people upon the face of the earth,
submitting to every condition of hardship.
and again they have been described as the
underpaid hirelings of cruel capitalists
and all that sort of thing. The average
working girl in New York is very different
from these descriptions. She is a cheerful
sort of being, who gets up early, works
late, looks healthy and complains very lit
tie. Sometimes she seems a trifle gay,
and often she is lively. l recall just now
one instance of absolute cruelty on the part
OF her employer, and that is in the case of
rich dry goods firm which compels her TO
stand during all the hours Of the day; with
q short respite at noon of thirty minutes for
luncheon. As an offset to this case | may,
| think. properly mention the rules of an
extensive retail establishment up near
Twenty third street. Tue salaries of the
saeswomen in this place are very liberal.
indeed, and while all the girls are compelled
to be on time in the morning their is no
system of fines. A mere reprimand usually
serves all the ends desired. In summer
every saleswoman is allowed two weeks of
vacation on full pay, and during the dull
season she may take as many more without
salary. But In no case is she compelled to
do an amount of work that is calculated TO
injure her health or to interfere with her
enjOyments in the evenings, except on Sat-
urdays. Does she fiirt on the streets Well,
if she fiirJs little and it does not interfere
with her work in the store the proprietor is
no wiser, or, if he knows it, he says Moth
Jog.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
Wedding Chimes.

Now that Lent is over fashionable we'd
dings will be in order, and nothing con-
tributes more to the success of such events
than the Wedding Gifts bought from Silra's,
40 Broughton street. There you have to
select from an endless variety of Art Pot
terry, Rich Cut Glassware, Fine Lamps,
Satin Lined Case Goods, Dinner Sets, Tea
Sets, Chamber Sets and thousand and one
other articles both useful and ornamental,
besides the complete stock OF staple every
day house furnishings. An inspection of
these goods is invited -Adu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
Offerings in Other
= Departments.
Mems Straw Hats, SOC.

Mems Straw Hats, Soc Mems
Mems Straw Hats 81 Mems
These cheap the fullest meaning Of the words
Mems Kangaroo Shoes both High Quarters,
Pants selling al
Weight Suits
a in nery
Ladies' Chtdrens Trimmed Unrimmed Hats,
Flowers and Wreaths Tables 15c and 19c
for them
50 and S.
Coaching
"a, down for this to SO 9&
in
Ladies' Hosedo wnt to-
SOC Ladies' Hose downt o
for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28

whole list suffered, although Vanderbilts
showed at the time most marked strength
Lake Shore and Michigan Central showing ad-
yances OF over per cent. each. At top points
sugar showed a gain Of ls4. Oregon TranScon-
unental 2, and New England per cent. but
Atc5lson became the special point OF ATTACK
yleldinS readily 70 pressure. and the rest Of the
list followed. early gains in all active stocks
being entirely wiped out before the close. while
in others material losses were scored No
change occurred and prices steadily declined
the market finally closing active and weak at
the lowest points of the day. The sales OF
listed stocks were $4,000 shares; unlisted,
$4,000 shares The following were the closing
limitations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. May q
W w Gordon & Co, Peacock, II 4 Co, Lott &
Mel. LETTER & Son, Standard Oil Co. M
q Davis & Son, Schwarz. Pausen & Co.
Norton & II. X Nell, S Krouskoff. G Haas, I
Brown, Jas Douglas
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
May 27-Fordg Office. Brown Bros. Stubs q T.
j II Hennessey. NJ Y Henderson, "A Mackay.
NJ ferst Sons & Co, Ludden & b. X Cassels,
Geo Ebberwein, Peacock, II & Co. X Eason
Lee Roy Myers & Co Davis & Son, S Cohen,
II Myers a Bros. p Shotter Co, Smith Bros j
K Cooper, Epstein & Bro, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co.
savannah Grocery Co, Lippman Bros G l. Jones,
= n Levy q Bro Baldwin & Co, Ellis. Y & Co,
g w Tiedemau & Bro. Fretwell &N, JP VIII
liams & Co, Chestnut & ON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
Next AttractiOn--WOOlen Dress
Goods Sale Opens June Cd.
ALTMAYER'S.
Ills an I'll Wind That Blows Nobody Good"

r. X. Davis misfortune will tend to enrich many
Savannahians
$4,000 worth of Gents "High Grade Furnishings
to be really sacrificed. Sale will positively open TO.
MORROW londay) and continue until the entire stock is
disposed Of
No humbug about this sale. Almost every person In
the United States has heard of the R. K Davis failure
Every intelligent person knows what splendid reputation
their goods have Every who studies his own interest
will attend this SALE
OF the 5000 900 worth of goods which the assignee
disposed OF at 50c on the dollar So 900 worth of will
be sale MONDAY continuing until the stock sold out
We quote few prices to show how extremely low the en-
tire stock is marked down to.
$50 doz Gents White Unlaundered Shirts, linen bosom
wrist bands and collar bands &c. good value for Soc
1872 doz Gents White Unaundered Shirts linen bosom
and bands. patent inserted sleeves &c., we'll worth ST.
sc doz Bleached Drawers wellmade and nicely fin.
shed. price Csc; worth SOC
Y do Boys Calico Waists nicely made price for this
sale 1Oc
500 doz Gents Linen Collars, warranted 1900 Pure
4-Ply Linen, price 10c.
Fine Underwear for Gents elegant goods: prices don't
show quality, therefore bid you and price and
examine.
q doz. Gents White Laundered Shirts Dictator
Brand embroidered bosoms and open 'front.' 77c regular
price ST. so
100 doz Gents India Gauze and Balbriggan Shirts,
nice quality and we'll finished price l7c.; worth Acc
l25 doz Gents Undershirts in brown and gray These
are really elegant goods and the price asked is but small
fraction of their real value. 35c. for your choice.
Scarfs-Lke our assortment of Negligee Shirts this
stock is very complete. Teck and Puff Scarfs Fourin
Hands, Windsors, etc. Price range 19c to ST. So Fail
not to see our stock of elegant Neckwear.
White Lawn Ties &c. Dozen
Pique Four in Hands, four for Csc.
81 doz Gents Muslin Night Gowns full lengths spen-
didy made, price 35c
We have enormous stock of Gents Negigee Shirts
in fact the greater portion of purchase consisted of
Neglgee Shirts and well able to offer attract
i've values in these popular goods We have them in
French Madras Duck Linen Outing Cloth India and Pom
gee Silk Raw Silk and Silk Chevio Price range 35c to
$4 so. Same goods sell elsewhere at ST. to Sl0
$50 doz. Gents British Half Hose good quality and
nicely finished, price &C.
rs doz. Gents Solid Color Ingram Half Hose bar
gain tic.
so doz Gents Balbrggan Half Hose, solid color, full
regular made bargain at &c., price for this sale &c.
bargains we'll offer Visit the SALE examine the bargains
bargain counters Come while the great
cash is open. Come early.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta, for New York
-54l bales cotton, 20 bales domestics, S25 cases
beef % bbls beef 5O4 bbls spirits turpentne, 400
oos rosin, l55 $50 feet lumber, % bales hides, a.
turtles. 1872 bbls vegetables a46 pigs mdse. IS
bols pitch, CESS crates vegetables, 80 bbls OIL
"a tons pig iron.
Per steamship Carlton tBrl. for Barcelona
AlOO bales upland cotton, weighing l.4S0.462
pounds; 66,030 feet p lumber, 10 cords pine
wood, trunk personal effects; 4264 bbls rosiu.
weighing 1,9S7,090 pounds-Wilder & Co, J
Cuyas, Roosevelt & ESteve, Strachan & Co.
Per brig Robert Dillon. for Providence-2Sj $50
feet p lumber-McDonough & Co.
Per schr Molle J Saunders. for Baltimore
l2, l19 feet plumber-E b Hunting & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28

Si9 bbls spirits turpentine. cars wood. los bbls
crude turpentine. 4S cars lumber bales WOOL
II bales hides lsS axles. oil tank. 10 SKIS peas,
81 bdlS wrapping paper. IL baskets. 20 bdls ash
pans, 80 bdls baskets, - bids castings, IS boxes
castings, cars coal. 30 pkgs indse. 1915 boxes
vegetables. 500 bbls vegetables.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, May
I'll bale cotton, Dbl spirits turpentine. Sc bd $
rims, - rolls p bagging. Is wheels, balsters, &
axles, doubletrees, 4 couplings boxes. 20
boxes tobacco. pump, bdl mops. SO bdls
tar, 10 bols pitch, cases brushes % bdls pals,
sewing machine, cases straw hats. / fierce
ana crates hams, bdl clothes BASKETS, 3 pkgs
sleeves. 10 boxes clothes pins, g. caddes tobacco,
boxes busters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
A LIT nj A Y IT, RS.

NOTICE-Attenton is directed to our display of ele.
CANT ReadyMade Dresses Broughton and Bull street
window Each costume tickeed With the price and we
guarantee that goods be made up in like man
ner for less than twice what we ask. See them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28

Gold and Silver Bead Necklaces are all
the rage this summer. M. Sternberg e. Bro.
are making large and handsome display
of these goods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
Special Attention

Is called to the extraordinary line of Dress
and Negligee shirts. "The Famous" sells
the best 80 cont unlaundered plated and
shield-bosom shirt in town. "The Famous"
is now at 14S Broughton street.-Adu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-28
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New YORK. May 27-Market firmer on beans;
prime, green, 81 90; wax, 81 so: cucumbers,
SOC; potatoes. S. 500275 for primes; 81 600
90 for seconds; squash, 10000.
q 8 PALMER
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