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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11

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IeTfisgegEs SSorOGcunGss GHeTten iperoen ots
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lunatu erforoerltb. Sdriitltd1t GnmelOungen er=
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gseW.MurSec 940G1rtd1tett.

Stem gurf, 10. NpliI. Der meme bril-
tifae 8ampfer 1Ifateftc," pelder In Der
uerganseasu g3aht bier gum erfieu RaIe eiu=
tTaf, Iegte rte SireGe ben GHeenst1Dn bisre
ber in Eageu, 10 Stuuben unO 80 Niuua
ten 3utiid. Sc if Dies bic i6nelfe erte
8Gbrt, bic iemaIs 5tuIi9eu betoen pafea ges
uadt uurbe.
- Geo. s. Zen, rpeEGsr itirslt9 I'm gsrs
Elm Tit y. s. QtGiieu tpegeu oer Suspens
Fou Der yge6ften NationaIbanf," Der ueez
not Sills" unb Der u@qaitabte :Baaf" tn IN.
fIage3nfaab 0erIett Dnree, befnbet Id iest
tpieber in 6aft, 90 eiaer ieineE 8tiEsen 1ente
ieine CANTON 5uriidiog.
- Sae GU II. S5ebruar 1888 aufgeIeBte
EefamRut nes retforbsuea 3anio Dops
nurbe beute benz @ertdbt unterbreitet. Sas
aap3e grese SertEDgen tpirb Der 5aniIie uer'
madlt, unb oQs EefQueut entbitt nidt Elm
eip3aes 8erm6GtatB Iitr 2Bssltbdttsfeits'
cher graiebuagesTnfaltea ober an bic aItsu
9ienfboteu Der 6GmiIts.
- Gin ,EeIsgrnpbifen Eurnier," reip.
Elm 8ettfrett, In rrelGem es fi6 nm i5aeIes
abieubsn ton DepeiAen baube fanO heute
ID Sar6man's 8alIe ftatt. S720 traEen ale
Breiie BON oeyiGteoenen EeIearaphen.5eieu'
idciten, Der pafccirten Prefe" nnO Yrtoata
Yerinneu Ruegefett norSer. Srl. 6. y.
StephenIou, EtI. y. R. Dennis, SRI. 6. 3.
8uneIOn, bte 30. U. 9. 4Bres, 5reoertf
Gatlin, o. R. Giteulii1ler n. U. geDanueu
bic Pretfe, ete in BetrGge bon $50 bis 5n $40
bertbeilt tparen.
-- giate3u 100 ttuIteutfde GiuTauSerer
nurbeu beute UOu ben 9ampferu y Sictori"
uue vSturn" bier seIaaoet uue retfeu gleih
nod tbrer 2anbung idaarenUeiie mad BbilG'
teIpbia, Bittsburg unb Chicago ab. ytur
menige bltebeu bier. gtau sIGubt, 0as hte
StaItener unter @ontratt imppr'trt Dnroeu,
inbsfTeu Iasen fetue SeUeiie baIir Dor.
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. gifeus Inn, oas iif auf ben uafien BOoeH er-
9os, moraui cine fiirdterlidle @rplOfou er'
foIgte. Die Grbeiter Treb. 6irebld, Sames
2emon unb Sobn Murra1 nurben idredltd
uerlest, perben aber pabrf9stnIih NIT benz
geben oaOun fornlen.
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e oat ffinse Sod)ter auf ner StraSe
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Samiegezfeha SObn 8rnblnt unb befeu
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bate er Aeu @eaeunten nit beu EoSe De.
brcht, nnb er mar aud NIT elmer 8uaSgabeL
cut ieiEe Gohter I0sgegaHsen. Sie 0eran.
laBte tte Serbaftuug ihTss 8atsrs uuter Der
QntlGse hee m6rberii6en angrIfi3. Der
ajte DHrbe aegeu a9be 3tir8idaft agf fretea
TuB geiebt. @sferu 4ben6 nun trafea itb
8ayeC un6 Eodter Guf Ser Stra6e. &c fam
8u beitisen GHsfaGgu, unb i6l!eBLid bratte
bic Ec6ter etaen 8eDpiDer gum 8ori4etu,
ZEN fie Guf iSreu Batter abfeueIte. 0er Raau
fteI nit 8Erei WaI barGbohrtsm Sdeutst nie'
oer, naD itst iette bas Sraueubimmer Dem
hiilflGs 9G!ieGeaoeu bic Ifiubua8 bes &e'
6picers an bje S4IGfe. SliIdltder Beie
uetfaste tie 0affe, unb iaapiideu uaren
2cute terbei gefommsa, tpeIbe tsrReree 8lut.
usTsicBeu berbiHoerteu. Srau Brubaaf purbe
Uertaftet. dRGn spe!telt iehr, baB Der cite
NiUGlfDff NIT bsnf QsEeu hcbou FonIuIeR f1iEh
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Getra Eipt0eaOe.
0nhfin6' Nlak SpQr6anf.

y UpEkWG PIuB = Q D q u T.
Q. B. gde gbarp uno 2om6arbfrnSe.
Baltimore, ben IL Dfdri 1890.
Sn Der beutiaen SiBung bes Drettortums nlroe
bejtIosn, Iiir bas NIT eem 81. Wtdrb 1890 abl1us
feHbe Sabr duf ole 9epoIien, rued5e pom 10. april
1850 bis Bum 81. DfdrB 1890 in Der Bant blstbeu,
cine GrtFG 2tpt5eAOe Bon gtnenH 1eo Gent
aussumerfen.
Die reqeImdstgen 3tnTen bon 5Est Wro GeEt unb
oieie CSrfra 9t6EoenDe Werben On uno nab DoHS
nerf1ae, oen 10. april 1890, sutae1riebeu.
y. q. $mtth, 8rdii6ent;
(W1r;I2lWD u. ne. &Otber, 8diiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
&GpttsL sG6.
Gin @sisb, nm otn abfaattt 15s bes 4. Gr.
ifeIs Ger 0feutIthen eofaIgeisee. beIits!t
.GtQbt Baltimore" uutertitel s&oron2re-
SrqueR unb 2eiheu," su DicerEGfen ugb
HerieIhen nit 2niSten gen eintiffliaPn


tenleIteu nit 3ui6sen reu eiuiufiiaea.
1.Abib t.-Gs ipira BON Der 9eek3etuns
bon NiurGluro peror6net, 6aS Der Ibldnitt etnl1uz
misunderstanding hes oeIien Artfeis Der onens
tite ~@orenersrS SnnueIt unb &eiden," hierburb mis-
berruten ie unb berbe 1T ntu eiuaufiisen uno Ioz
Genbermaeen lGueH:
r153. S1seno Elm offeutItder 9eonlter Der Stabt
Bolttmorc obtr BON Saltimorss@ ouutp, fpelpeI Die
Seien periorbener 8eloRen unter Ieiner S6but bat,
Ole auf pffentde Soften ooer aEf Soften trseno elmer
Ron fes Stae ODER Dem County uutertdsten MnffaIt
btaraben metGsn mutier, iou ben Borftseroen Der
anatomihen BeboIhe in SenntnS ieten, 6eIaste Be-
5oroe bsitebt aus etnem Oemonitrator Der Guatomis
bon iebsr meoisiEiIGen &ehranitalt i'm 5tlate, pom
bem Sot9auten,etn nnb benz 9edt iolt1,r @eid1en,
alnb lul ber beGaten onatumiiAeu 8et0rbe ourd i6z
1eu Borhsenben oosr trseno enem NrS ODER g1uns>
nr8te oes Stootcs gtarpano grlau6nis qeben, duf
se'n po1nus9s9anqthes 4niufen iode 9etdeu inner
boIo adtunhoiert3 Siunten RAD Dem Eo5e All entz
tetner, I'm tteslben tnHelhaIb bes StQae5 sr f50rz
Sstnne oet m@s6slnilaen @ SSllsnl9att gu ge6rauasH.
ooer priooten. 9e9ebeH peroen. uao belagte 2ei9sH
ionen unter btesIben alelmdBis pett6etlt tuetoen;
gig 5otl eet 1eoer anfalt tu lternelieneen aeibtn
soI an Der Sahl tlrer Staotnten bsmsIen etn, pors
aeiehcn tcbod, bas, renn irgeuo eire yerIon beans
tpIhdt uno bic geefgReteH Seheroen iberSeu3t, nit
Dem Berorbentn oerDanet gu Iein, ober bag iie Gin
JreuHo oss BerrorbsRrn Su ttbjelten mar, uao be
Seite t1r Beeioeunq perlanGt, oo.r fpenn cine 10
bsrftorteRe Nerou elm rntIiHa ober 3eiienoer 10 II,
hel iostih ttalbr bdnn fol bic Seide perbtann uro
nidt, iDe oben uerfhst, Der 4natome G6ereeben
ben. SIaeno etn offentder Seamter bsr Siabt BaL.
smore unb tes @ountps, .peIder bic 2eiCen seorbea
nsr Eegionen, 10 auf 0ffsntpe Soften betr6st per'
cen mltien, unter ittner Sbbut bat, uah tueher es
nnhllaBt Den 8tlId9ungeH bieies gelesss HahBu@
fommen, io4 dres DttBpst1oItens erudtei fpsroe1,
nno n lot na istner nsbt1tt6 6run9 um nidt psuser,
Sts t'Sa, uno ntd1t mebr ais Sinbunoart Dollars
oenIell meyoen tut lebes tinselne Berqehen."
". | q NIT. = uno es nto ue5fGat bas bteIe
Aiie ooul 2qsc brer annobme in Strait tritt.
I'm ~. gtdrt $3.50 qeus61tat,
&i1hH Q. JGdfoa, 9ouperneur;
Sob. SMbnsr,
Spredcr bes lin erbaufes;
w. Z. SCattan
....z,-. r,-., YrdiiSent bes Senats.
SO aifeTe htsrnit, bab BSritebsrbes sine eorrefts
Ab9tt elner IN Der l s. 0er Sibuna ano,mnmmrnsri
Atte bsI @tirssebuus in. - ''l'''e4''
(s7,93. .e9l ebefsSt,rt tss SSaaIss, Sa..Is,,f..
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SrGtt6eA

8irmtngbau, a[a., 10. aprif. Die
SIrden6fen Der yGratts ts9umbers@omn." su
8e,bena unb 100000 Tus BauboL3 stuseu
sefern Ia Slnmtuen Gnf. SerInf SIS, 1000.
ADRIAN, Rtd1.. 10. Ap,iI. - Die g8d.
IOnIGe RdhGe, cine Der sr6steu i'm St0atc,
rurbe turm elm sefteru Guagebrc6sues Ssuer
snm 8etrage bbn $25. 600 beiddoiQt.
SeariaII, SeT., 10. april.-Das hiez
fies geI6GfteuierteI uurbe tudSreub Der Uers
eGugeaen NaGtsfuft 9dnsIid burd Eeuer sers
fi6rt. gsrlnR $45,0OO, 8erfGeruns $751;
O0O.
louisville, Gn., 10. gpriE. - E. 3.
SanIos's Eabafsfabrif IRo II an6ere 9es
banbe In BEN St6bt6en OeIoingtoa, uabe
SmeuatorO, Uutbea heute etussdfaert. Ser.
Inf S60.0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-11
Gtas GrpeOstsom uaa gaBOmsn.

Bari8, 10. apriI.-y Betit 9ournal" mel
bet, Die Re9ierung neroe, i'm Safe Die Sam.
mern in ibler beborfebenoen SiBung ben Blan
einer Grpaoition ua9 9ahomep geneB
5000 9tauu eingeborene 3ruppen aus Gene.
9unlbien unO 800 peiBe SeeiOIOaten 0ortbin
idhiCfpr
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e-tnnts. .0nn..fftrns. eetann,maanuna.

Ssternttt tSito beEaGnt geiHadlt eaR nue
GssxInuen ttaS S1rpsrfGafteu, incorporate obtr
politt{he, tued1e in Der &7tu6t baltimore 9ed]dfte
mod)tn uuS ba5u ejnes Stoats &onaeSfton bes
SiirfgM, TbaGefSeas bts sHss eriteH @4at nadIitz
btu cine GoaSeIitOu E6Ies Oeer DtsielOe egReila
era faitfeu. gBenn Seute, bte iest @eitdfte trets
ben, es oeroUIdumCn, ibre Semerbeic1etue BITS
airs etftss ARat uadlitbtn ap eEnsnsrH, 10 un=
tsregeH fte elmer @elpbuBe.
81, yOba Z. 8raB, AsfhaE Dee SontAsou
Gleass Csrid5tS, tuirO berei etn, pom -. april
1890 an in ituem BGreau i'm Souttrrain bes 9ez
riats5auieS Eua5EiiioGeu ansiuitetlsa,
8eore sRc&aftrGn, S5ertff.
fS1 2E7 q 91 2 R7 q 1O1 3 5l
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8erIelbe tptrb erubt, Ietrsn @lteru 6rteArtd1 unb
Saroline gBeibe tn 8rpofl1n, EsnHe 9GrunOcIs
&c., RD., feline Abreiie tutomn1en 81 lofar. Yers
Ionen, bic iiber ienen Derbeb Iu5funit 9eben ton@
/ en-, p1roen bic beta9IeH Sittrn on6urd ~ 9roBem
8aute perpfliaten. (Itdr524, ,lUtD
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@tGptsGn GntisuttIiarsa . nreai4,

- Baltim re, cen 8, Aprtl 1890.
gSsrSfeecISe SFoSoera1gS Muaebote ptr0eu
bis 0cfItaa, oeTt z EprtL 1890, fhe Rat1s
mittngs, Sur Sitneutrune, @GuOitetRbslsBung
uub GiHaiseeWsa be8 aHgepflG9ectea 9heittS
rGr gSuIbsfSsitrafe, hmiihen gfOuntitra5e uno
fSuItonsabenus, nod Der Beror6nuHg gtr. 16 pom
3. UidI5 1890 ent9tgen geHOmmen.
8lrejd1ft nit genebmigter Sid1erbtt fur Die auss
Tdbrung Der arbett in usberenfmmung NIT Den
Ndotidjen 8erornnunqen LIT eriorherlit. Die Mngts
hote iDerbeR nod am ndmIiden Gage IN bes DGqors
@mtsFube ge6ffnet, unb bas 5fedlt tur BerDerinn8
i1gen6 zines ober auer IHgeboe 6ttbt oorbebaiten.
". g. %MntF,
(S5,7,9.9l,3) GtastsG GommifTdr.
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Die Ser&peuofst9 Oer S1aHerEtaft
DeS ystGN0ra.

Suffato, N.'D,, 10. Gpril. - Der
9tep gorter GrFnoer So9n Yatten arbeitst
einen Sian aus, bic Strait oe8 giagaraflufies
nubbar III MAIDEN. gr iagt, mad ieinem
8lan tonne Die araft nitf nur bis mad
Buffalo ibergeleltet unb iiber bic ganse Stabt
oertbeilt lperbsn, ion0srn tonne aud nod
span,ig bis breiBtg Neilen an Der &ifie oes
grie. GEES benuet iperoen. Die uotbtpeu>
Siqen anlaqen piirbeu iebOd cine foloiiale
@nmme foften; iueun fie aber einmal fertig
ieien, piiroeu lie uuserfDrbar uno gefabrlOs
Iein. Die eriie Inlaae ipiirbe etrpas iiber
cine Wiillion Bferbefrdite Iiefern, in 3ltfunft
fBune man aber Die ganSe &raft Der SdGe
uusbar MAIDEN.
aas StaItea oertutefsta.
Som, 10. Gpril.-pr. 2auelette, Gorres
lponbeut bes Barrier plisQru,H unb Or.
Grlunatb. &orreipouoent ber rBranffurter
2eituua," ftub aus Stalie1 ausseniefen nor.
San, mill iie ibreu 5situuaeu 8eridate Ihid=
ten, rueld,e ben tnan8teleu @rebit hes S9=
nisreihss bsula!eItsns
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SaGttA 0rts&aNes

RS. 1912, RsEaIttmoresS SttAfe.
Die GfeHe els IerwaEtes iuirb am 1. Uiai
uataut. Aue Dteientgen, tpelde batauf retleturen.
F6nnea bis Sum z. sIpr ihre 8pgIifatio1 bel Souts
BED, yir. 8E4, Sac=SroGowan, etnrttbeu.
ISI-SA
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S1r SaeM SNFSFeETpTs
$50 TT aarL 8. Saafe?

DE- &e0 SDIWGfTGTl
gr. 400, G6D>Saruttnss, SibrueFzgde Bantfr,
gluts. SaIs@, Saut', Blaiens un6 sehtire arant'
hetsE fperbsn GIoLareidl 1eaanoeIt. lNoo2S, ,3Usel
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Mnlaria tn ibren berI9te0eaew
Tormea gebeilt MnO berbatet.
ST.. &aDuaB's
S0ri0S6riAtA1a &eSoI0eett!
Gas grOBs 8lutrsiuigungs.M s.Mittel.

Cur Ssiluug aller dronii9eu 9rautbeiten.
g6roniI6er RbeumaHsmus, ifropbul6ie eeioeH
Erliengeihpulit, trudenes 6uitsH, tred5etoeu
gunqeubuteH, 0pspepiie, @iteol oldpamnl, @3eibDilre
Iiite srantbett, Gai8fuB, Bronhits, etUtuoia&t
Il, t. 10,
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Sesperote Rampfe sstt gtmbSsaeru.

Ses WtetHee, Sa., 10. Aprti. - Gig
se!eru f1iib periibter @iE5Eaa tn Sie gBob.
nung bes @en. Geo. y. 9rImes i'm 6flimau
StaottbeiIe reiuEtirte nit Der t0btEiden 8ers
UuuSuus bes @inbge9ers, tpIlreno @rimeS
eiu auge DarIor uno anSers Iebensgsfd1tltne
8stistuugeu eIIitt. Der Giubreder mar
ouYG1 eines Der oorbersn Eenfer eiuBebEun
gan un5 uuroe bon Crimes ertappt, m1breno
er in phereu Stodnsrfe I'M 3aartfis mar,
Siiien Tn6 S9ubIaben 81 IeereH. Bsibe
Wt6HueE feRerteu uetrere gfaIs auf chamber,
uaG @rimee e1bieEt cine &ugel in's @eii9t,
bic itm Elm 4uBe Gasr!B uab fid In Der yfdbe
tes 9esirus fsfieste. Der Gdnber enttau1,
DuEhe ieao9 ipdter nit elmer t0btlitea
SGnBDuabe IN Der 8ruf enf Der Seller
tteppe eiues benadbarteu Saaiee geIuuoeu.
@r Qtbt on, SGmes Gutnn III het5su unb aus
0ipueapolts su ffGumeu, saDsfeu tpeiB man.
baB ET eI7 o0r fiinf gSo@eu aHa BEN 3u9ts
balie i'll 6aEt Wariion entLafien nuroe.
@btcQao, 10. april. -@B1arsno ber Der.
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Sas 9usu persp,,nnef.

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2ltben, 10. 2lpril.-Sn 6Olge Der su Ses
limo, Gambia, Ueriibten @rmorbung zines Glirs
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funben, in peIdem piele &dmpfer auf bei0gn
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5ntfiesaag ess Sebatte iibes Die TIntsens
gstwtHt8ansSbiG tn Saaie.-Etus sroSz
atauIias AenBsruna ees RepraieEtautea
Sats9. - Srseno etHe Y0Gt, tusIbe ote
Gtr. Gtaaten anafetfa sDtrc baEo earagF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-16
A SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.
A Thousand People Turn Out at the
Meeting at Butler.

A Thousand People Turn Out at the
Meeting at Butler.
BUTLER GA, Aug. 15.-The county Sun
day school association held its annual meet
ing here Wednesday. A thousand people
we're present. r. B. Reppard of Savannah
attended the meeting and gave several in
teresting talks to the children. Maj. Pei
ham, manager for Gen. Gordon in Taylor,
superintended affairs, and arranged good
programme. On behalf of Butler Sunday
schools W. Z. Steed welcomed the visiting
Sunday schools. and Mr.. johnson of Rey-
nolds responded.
The feature of the day was the singing
contest between the Butler and Reynolds
schools. II had been looked forward to
by the children with the keenest interest,
and both sides were in splendid training.
The contest lasted two hours, and the
banner was given to the Reynolds school
amid uproarous applause.
Reynolds won the banner a year ago and
the school took it away again yesterday
Butler oore the defeat gracefully and she
excelled herself in her elegant treatment of
the guests.
Editor Benns of the Herald, R. Montfort
and B. II. Griffith received the visitors and
made day full of enjoyment for them.
Dinner was served in the grove on the
college campus and the exercises took place
in the college chapel.
The annual meeting will be held next
Year at Reynolds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-16
BUSINESS STILL LIVELY.
TRANSACTIONS TEN PER CENT.
AHEAD OF LAST YEARS.

Spectators Reaping a Harvest-rhe
Average Price of Comm ODDITIES Ad-
vances Two and One half Per Cent.
Output of Pig Iron.
NEW YORK, Aug 15.-R. g. Dun &
& Co.'S weekly reyiew of trade, issued to-
day, says: Industries are doing rather
less and spectators are doing more. but
the volume Of Legitimate business is still
large, exceeding last years at this season
by 10 per cent, and the outlook for the fall
trade is considered excellent at almost all
commercial centers. The average of the
prices of commodities has advanced more
than ~ per cent. during the past week.
Cotton has fallen three-sixteenths. but
is still so high that purchases are limited.
OUTPUT OF PIG IRON.
"a heavy decline appears in the weekly
output of pig iron, which was 1914 796
tons Aug. l, against 175,727 July
l and 1s0,791 Juae l. Prices
show little change. though one large
southern concern is reported to be cutting
literally. The demand for finished pro-
ducts is well sustained, and some forms of
plate iron little higher. The reports from
other cities are generally favorable, no
complaint being anywhere made as to the
volume OF current business.
MONEY SNUG.
"Money is snug aud firm at the old rates
at Chicago, tighter at Z to per cent. at st.
Louis, and in fair demand at about the
usual rates elsewhere About 81, 900, 900
has been sent west from this city during
the week, and the treasury has taken
in Sl,700.000 more than it has
paid out, but the Bank of England has
gained So, 1000 in gold, and while gold
rises in premium at Buenos Ayres again,
the foreign demand is not felt here at
present.
The exports of merchandise from New
York fall bslow last years by 80 per cent
for tae first half of August.
"The business failures for the week num-
Der for the United States ia and for Can
ada %, a total of 1877, against POS last week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-16
FLORIDA's CAPITAL CITY.
Jacksonvllle's Driving Park-A Phos
phate Company Dissolves.

Jacksonvllle's Driving Park-A Phos-
phate Company Dissolves.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Aug. 15-Ihe Jack
sonville Driving Park Association has filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state. This company is authorized to
purchase and improve tract of lands in or
near the city Of Jackso nville for use as
driving park, and to encourage the intro
duction of well-bred and fine strain trotting
and racing horses belonging to other asso-
Citations for trials of speed, etc. The capital
stock is 1000, the company reserving the
right to increase the amount 10 100000 at
such time as they may deem to the advan-
tage Of the association. The incorporators
are the leading business men of Jacksonville.
A PHOSPHATE COMPANY DIssOLvEs
The Florida Land, Phosphate and Fer
tillzer Company, with principal place of
business in Tallahassee, has filed with the
secretary of state notice of its dissolution.
1t is thought that the company will reor-
ganize on larger scale aud under a new
name.
Hon. w. D. Bloxham and wife left yes
terday for a sojourn of a few weeks at
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
Gov. Fleming has returned from Ocala.