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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
MEMORANDA

Darien. Ga, May 20-Arrived. barkentine A {
Draugshott, Charleston; schrs Cassie Jameson,
Collins, Boston; John D Holiday, Moore. New
York
May io-Cleared, schr G Woodruff, Town
send New York.
New York, May i9--Arriyed, schrs Edward ?
Avery, Hawley. Brunswick, Ga Almeda vii
ley, copeland. Brunswick; Clara A Phinney
Phinney, Brunswick: Eta N Barter, Bolger,
Brunswick; EnehanLress Rollent, Charleston
5 q; Luther 0arretson, Crawford, do. Cleared
scnrs Orinoco lBrl, Upham. Brunswick, Ga; j
II Parker, Hammond Charleston. Sailed
steamship Navigation Br FernAudina; bark \
: Powell. Charleston,
May 2i-Arriyed. Gailla Liverpool: Geemanic
DO. Arrived out. Brittanlc, New York for Ilv
efpeol. Columbia, New YORK for Hamburg
tibe, New YORK for Bremen
bremen, May f9-ArFiFed. steamship Drifflelf
iEu, McDgnaid, aaYenuah
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. May 2i-5S9 bales cotton,
bales wool, bdls hides, pkgs paper, 500
lbs bacon, $4,000 lbs bran 800 bbls lime, oil
tanks, lSS sacks tanKage, IS cases liquor cars
wood, i bbls syrup, 1913 bush corn, car stone,
81 cars lumher, 30 pkgs furniture 90 empty bbls
"a cases eggs, 40 pk2s hardware. i79 pkgs mdse
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
May "a boxes snuff. 8 casks bottles, 8 bales
wool, bales hides. "A bbls whisky, 10 bbls eggs,
% rolls paper, "a cases eggs, IS cases powder,
carload poultry, 1 bdl beds. Dbl rice, 9 bbls
hams, bale leather. 22s sacks corn, 1 organ,
case books. 8 cases shoes, 1 carload pillow iron
l6I sacks bran, cases cloth. 10 cases Jeans, /
box candy, bdl h collars lot wheels 4 boxes
cages cars cattle. b boxes b powder, 10 cases
tinware. | empty tank. 9 cases notions, 1 lot
bugges. key spikes, &c pcs & ware, "a pkgs
beds, cases cigars, 8 boxes collins, pkgs desks.
8 bbs starch, 395 boxes fruit, 27l9 pkgs vegeta-
bles, 2SS bbls vegetables, so cars lumber. 7O7
bbls rosin. on bbls spirits turpentine 1875 bales
cotton.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, MAY
2l-2 cars wood, bdl hides, II sacks peas, /
piano. car doors and sash. 30 doz pals, 2 bbls
Irvine, 90 sacks peanuts 6 bdls paper, cara
empty bbls, box powder box caps. il boxes
tools. box wax, bbls bottles, 8 trunks, 1 sam.
pie case, rs boxes tobacco
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New York vecetable Market.

NEW YORK, May 81. Cabbage firm at 81 25n
25; beans 81 25612 so; potatoes prime SIS O00
90, seconds SO 0004 90; beets, 81 5002 co.
G.. s. PALMER
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all
nautical information will be furnished masters
of vessels free of charge at the United States
photographic Office in the Custom House.
Captains are requested TO call at the office
LIEUT. y II SHERMAN,
In charge Hydrographic Station.
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The Sunday Morning News

Belts and sashes, all colors and widths, at
LaFar's.-Ad.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate City for Boston
Mrs Belle Steward, W p Lane, J r Salmond,
Mrs French, Miss Anderson, Mr. French Miss
Rankin, Mrs Sampson, Miss Halves, 4
Russell Jr, N Foster S l. Wadsworth and wife.
Miss A Clements Miss Burr, w Mckenzie,
Gibbons, d Simpson, Mrs Glassford, l. Nj
Cree, w L Hancock, Minnie Gibbons (coD, Mrs
. H Tenney, Miss l. Tenney. Mrs Tenney,
Miss Tenney, w K Sanborne and wife, Mrs w
J Cooper, VIM Neyle Habersham, Mrs @ + Lib
Barron, o H Tenney, Arthur Warren, Miss L Il
Walker, Miss s Sampson. Mrs Cutter. Miss
Gutter, Master Cutter, A M Gardner, A Rob
ertJ.
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Rheumatism was 20 bad that James Irwin. of
Savannah, could hardly walk from pain 10 his
shoulder and Joints OF hls leRs. y. r. y.
lpnckly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium was
rssorted % and Irwin Is well and happy.-Ad
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POULTRY Market steady, supply moderate.
demand steady.
EGGs-Market steady, stock ample, demand
good.
PKANUTs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in msrket.
HoNEY-DemRnd nominal
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City. Boston.
Bark Belle Flower [Brl, London.
Bark Regia Norl, Hamburg.
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Elintrannan, May IL Passed, barks Marco
Polo NOR. Berntz, Savannah for st Petersburg;
Thora NOR, Brake. do for do.
Genoa, Nay l5-Arrived, oarks Beppino R
Itail Parodi. Pensacola; brig QuAttro sorrelle
:. Konigsberg. May l5-Arrived, bark Michele
LItall. Cacsce. Charleston.
Portland, F. May 10 Arrived. steamship
Thomas Turnbull lBrl, Sample. Charleston for
Bremen
Tarifa May i2-Passed. banks creole 1taIl,
Cacace, Girgenu for Savannah Girolmina lItall,
Cafiero, do for Charleston: brig Cesariua fItall
Guina. Girgenti for Charleston
Havana. May IS Arrived, bark Kestrel CBrl,
Carey, Apalachicola.
St Jago. May. ls-Arrived. schr Nellie Morse,
Ashepoo. S G, May ia-Arrived. schr Nathan
Esterbrook Jr, Blake, Boston
Boston. May l9-Arrived. schr Viola Reppard,
Smith, Brunswick
Baltimore, May la-Arrived. schr Jennie Hall.
Savannah.
Brunswick, May 10 Arrived, schr Earl p
Mason, Nickerson, Providence. Sailed. schrs
Mary l. Crosby, Williams. Wilmington Del: Ell
Vira French, kendrick, New York.
ternandina, May i9-Arr'ved schr Henry
Crosby, Stubbs, Havana Sailed, schr Eta A
Stimson, Fall River.
Cape Henry, May l9-Passed schr Isabella
Gill, Collision, Bull River for Baltimore.
Jacksonville, May l9-Arrived schr Charlotte
1 Slbley, Bartlett, New York Cleared, schr Net
tie Langdon, Ross. New York.
Nobska, May 19-Passed schr William L Erad.
lev. Lee. Charleston for Weymouth.
Pensacola, May l9-Cleared. steamship Rydal
Water lBrl, Jones, Antwerp: bark Hoppet
Rusl Tosk, Lubbock; brig Amy Lane fBrl,
Roberts, Caeni schr Mexico, Lorng Port E,ads.
Port Royal, S G, May l9-Arrivsd, schr Harold
b Cousens Davis, Bath, Me. Sailed, steamship
[Brl, lpswick, X.
Philadelphia, May 19-Arrived, schrs Kate V
Attken Brewer, Charleston; Andrew Nebinger,
Hudson, Jacksonville; Elite Hall Lister Mason
Georgetown, @. Cleared schrs Frank Pratt
Lee, vaunaman, Charleston; George NJ Adams,
Standish. do.
Delaware Breakwater, May 19-Sailed, brig
Sagna, from Phlladelphia for Sayannah
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Yachting caps, white, black and Blue, at
LAFAr's. I'D.
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Steamer Progress White, Brunswick and
intermediate landings-C Williams. Agt.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Button II Medlock, Agt.
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FRIDAY. May 20, 1891
ARRIVED YEsTG 2OAY.


Schr Three Sisters, Simpson, Norfolk, with
coal to g Taggart, vessel to Jos a Roberts &
Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5.04
DUN DIETS. .'''s-.....-...-.. ................6:56
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 6:18 AM, 6:45PM
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Fine nsckwear 10 Grape, grenadine and
summer silks al LaFar's.-Ad
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MARITIME MIsCELI,aN'

Brig Integridad [spl, from Charleston for
Barcelona. before reported was abandoned
March ~, lat 1896 N, Ion Ass, and the captain
and crew landed at Cape de Verde Islands,
March 90. by ship Selkirk [Brl, from Halifax for
Batavia. The brig which was In helpless con
dition when abandoned, was set on Ore
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Gate City, for Boston
500 bales upland cotton. bales sea island cot
ton, 81 bbls oil, 213 bales domestics 1871 bbs
lumber. 80 bales hides, 1870 bags chaff, ,3g1 bbs
vegetables, $50 crates vegetables, SIS tons pig
iron, 242 pkgs mdse
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Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher. New York
G G Anderson.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Liburna lNorl. Thomasen, Hevre, in ba
last to Chr Dahl & Co.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YEsTERpA'

Bark Angantyr [swl. Frosberg, Buenos Ayres,
in ballast to master.
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OFFICE MORNING News,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 81, 1891.

5pITIUS
pentne was very firm and held higher with
buyers bidding quotations freely. There was
good demand, but holders views limited bust
ness. The sales during the day were S34 casks
Of regulars at 3515c At the Board
market was reported firm, at S516c bid for
regulars. At the second call it closed
firm at S51Sc for regulars. Rosin-The market
was quiet and firm at the quoted prices there
was a was good, steady demand, but the offer
ing stock was moderate. The sales during the day
we're about ,497 barrels. At the Board ofTrade on
the first call the market was reported firm, with
sales of 627 barrels at the following quotations:
Alb, c, D, and E, ST. AN; F, 81 5216; G, 81 6215,
H, so 0215; l. So IS; K, So 40; NJ $265; N, 50 S71@
window glass SO 90; water white So 2113. At
the last call it closed unchanged.
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NEW YoRK. May 2l.-The petroleum market
was devoid Of any feature. The opening was
dull and remained so until the close Pennsyl-
yanla OIL on spot opened at 6s94c; highest, 6S34c;
lowest 6S34c; closing at 6SMc; June options
opened at 6SS6c; highest, 6S5sc; lowest, 6S5kc;
closing at 6896c. Lima oi-no sales
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
DuItaul
REAL ESTATE ExcHANou

soooe AND . fowta eAoox.
Dx0olIA BROS .Proprietoxx
E>ak sAiE Or ExcnAkGl- N sere TARA N
= eefaas Ne., pAe Mtss fr1n lake Hfc1}Gar /.
$ ssses iafrosea. h>lsees hsscA ena Maple
ieA Ee>sa - plln~ "a sPpe ssee>. e<sez
anal txa.ss IL shasa.no> fIses ~ S.er AGRA
Eok sAi.E-e roam hsusf 40 IsrrsosAvs.
me1srn rnlsh saa hsl.ds 10 skfeet car -
sies. hsr<sil iei Az sas sish'As ssssA kaa
Wk-llsss s>ns ess psrssrs ssssk. srust
w shade ana ornamental troes ~ oAst ~
ess bali sexulsr psaess IL So efs thtnkiaS e
euslAs eesns y kne ses u We ca soit 1on
E>0k sAi.E-A nas ne9srs teuse 90 o~<A.
pinmbsa thrsaxbeut. Bos snt al ~ <oern
centssisnees Tbs house znu>t ~ 80 sA4
vii 60 III bargain.
WANEEl.- ~ rent With prsxlises II bayins
spseslsis party 1as VIA furniture ana !
eoct baf frsac pfeIefrcc.
EAok sAlE-fwe s-rssm houses en- Korsh
= Lafayette st-. ne@F LrlaSf. ulii cell both
"a one chssp Il sad sitGsa the heat ~ ossA
kSuk sALk-s-rsem heuse 90 Aaases-st-. -
iest tEang. xsod cellar. well aud eisscrn.
terms
EoR sAIE-s room house on Thlsd a.. stone
sell % ss.sssa si ss asss s.s s s Sss,as
esl meats
tNOk sAl.k-7-reem hsuss on Forrest ct, -
loot fronts veil. eissern aDa nsaofn con
seuienoosi ga contract. tloo oe~n.
ENak saf-f--s lols on hsrth ave-. ssxlas III
tx0 each en- saatfaeii ray tefm>
Isok EXCHANGES acres t~o mites from
y oxugstoek. lAS peach trees be&flns. ~
STANDARD pear trees, y shsffs, = apple >
good house and barn. Price ten
MONTY TO loan Ga real snd personal prep
IA erty IA sams 10 suit. Losmst ana d Iexot
block.
HOUSES anc rooms 60 reafs slss . nun.ber Of
"A coed tenants ~sntiug 10 rent, bfiak "A
yeur kesA Aeoms aud I. Tower block
DE6ul.lA RIOS
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$780, - : . -
~ = - s~& = -
49, hnonne--oDgoe uuunDt
- = ~ o1uok - sagssA
uun1nnn 49, - nomAne go
- - - $500 oD0muU
- - eusuus - asn6nA
uunnnn u6nksA \ ~ - -
ouuna - go sDlas - onmH
- HnnfDoa = - et6akD -
L<sss tnekx tesasr - 49, oaaA
- ues 60 ~ hsD2y uoaDuD
- e Hses 81 tese - pzsnnuA
1sGass kssp ysof fnsstss essas1S
0us = sx<A ssyeis 81 s>dBanD
Unnss 81 - sosnzins gi16naa
y - vsriA-
No. Uufs go - -.
-0nrrvu - pa - asats1t
yss 80 Asss - UosiA - kn@o
osly - ~ enrbg 90
LIZ v eas gsrmsns; sSouoao
II ~ storny uia1 nal elsuD
A ~ fsbrfs eoekpaxd eDaotA
And Ne gts&nlaS i1E1nS shevst
SooagA tA1s tfs haks sosrov = n
rs gsrAsa gay vtsA nswssss
SAsy nay usax . ress VIE vtp II
u his tar esfSAs world 81 oosA
n . ~ ssns - thse -shass Ia
SNhs NJ skssk. sn1 nobly wsss fss
Ksao va obssef fAnsiss fsrss4
TAsrs - sacA wealth. q gia1AaD
0vss ~ ~ seeming ssdssss
IN tno verb"
--Tloreaes Nay An = yusR
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

II Ingalls, has captured the Alliance
nth his free coinage speech and the
Dsmocracy with his pair with Senator
Allison on the elections bill, and the
soldiers are 70 b swung into line for
hin, what further need has be for the
RopubllcAns7
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

4 NEW YoRx man imagiues that
fho = dead. But what attracts atten-
hon in Michigan 10 the number Of
hom-eovercd Democrats, who have
thavsd out since election and imagine
1has they are alive.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

4 MuwAuKxE paper gave it, readers
"a awful start. the other day, by An
nouneing prospective increase IN the
prics Of beer. Just - ito readers were
rnodi>ating ''cursss, not loud but deep"
oensnse The Mckinley bill, came thsress-
curine explanation that il was only
~. ond not beer. The compositor
and Ne proof-rsadef we're turned out
"a hrouss and matters resumed their
normal condition IN tho city,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

NIlllll IIliR Of THE tIIN.


4 neouhrean state Cenvsntisn 70 nonissts
q }uro16o e ne supreme Coast In place Of Joha
~ Chonpl1n. aa4 I've segeata Of the tniver-
- ~ pl6ee 81 cnAriss T. Wtllsts And Arthur
C1oGk, on1 eor She transaction Of other bus
~ VII - held - ASSEMBLY Hail In the
eloR e Jaeksoa. sa Tussasy. February n. ISL
u ssssr1ases Win resolution adopted II
q1oo1 nnetdA MAJ 70. ls7s. every county will
~ onoio1o4 20 ene delegate tor each So Vt tho
ooonl voee enge for 6ovsrnAF - the LAST election
OIoVomher. uco. and one additional delegate
~ evegy haeriea amounting TO 80. but each
ogDnei3ed county vii b entitled - - least
6s1ss ( rssslusioa Of isD ne DELEGATE YIN
- ene1tho1 - . soAs In the Convention Who
80 ss.s sss s'''d' tn the county he proposes to
n eSSo,lanss with resolution adopted In
UooFota ynne ~ i3sO. the secretary OF each
ooontU oonvont1on y requested TO forward 10
- 0ecRosnky % the stale Central Committee
G0qm q Butter block. Desrotu. b. the earliest
Wol1 49, the delegates are chosen. certi-
- H. e such Delegates - are entitled 10
80 = ~ STATE Convention tzea their re-
{Axn McllpEAS. Chairman.
WukfAn \ Bars. Secretary.
n - oDovo eonventlon counties In the
Ixl1h ConGol1ion1l otstrtcs vii b entitled To
1o1e11oee 9 lellewss AlIsgAn. -; IoniA l6;
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- enoW tho innnmmnounnR - -
Democracy. oas - - 49, -
ssessa ne hniGhaA deVenA lmGeos ~
hssn11n - - U1ivsese 81 ennnoins
a IL 1Aeg - sseon1 Diun61ful1y n
- go vssy -. La - nn6ase 80
lno1nnss right hers n ninh,onn.
The present Dsmssuzsa 6ano1s Of
our stale. ~ NE tns VI ~ esunnina-
ton. adopssA ~ rulss e ne proceed
ing s<nass- Annpg ~ y rule
prsscrlD'ss ~shs 49, ~ esdsrssg the
prssioss qszssses-~ Any nsnhss nay
move tnAt qsssnlso- Wan apeshss
usahss suppsees sueh us<Ien. ths
char Il required - sshmis the quss-
tloa ia the fsrm. .sshali the man
question - noe patr' 4 majority Of
tnoss pxssent and yptiag NAY order the
main qasss'on- WhAa y ths eGees Of
such an ordsrs Les ne suis spsak:
s*fhs efscs ~ ordsnnG the previous
question shaii b v instantly close de-
bate and btsng the senate v "a ,mms-
dlzts vote"
The effectiveness Of this s'esg rule"
V apparent. when iss provisions are
scanued. First. any member may move
the previous question second. il sup
ported by another member. tEe Chair
mass pat the question. He hAs no
discretion. Two member can force
him 70 il. Third. the main question
may - ordered By more majority.
Fourth, It operates - ''&sg." when
ordered. for the close Of debate 10 in
stat and the vots must b immediate.
No matter what lofty ideas Of State
craft might be something in Senator
Doran's brain. his honeyed clcquence
would b throstled - ruthlessly Is .
litterof unwelcoms puppies. at the die
tstion of . tyrannical majority.
The House rule 10 just - bid. IL NOT
vorse. A hsartless majority may ''gax"
free speech and Ahut Oh debate, thus
depriving the world OF Jack Hayward's
mature reflection on over-ripe butter 1T
any time. II 10 . gross Inconsistency
for the Democracy TO allow these rules
70 exist any longer. The recent declar-
ATOMS OF tho party on the subject of
"gAg rule" in the United States Senate,
should awaken tho three Grand Rapids
statesmen to . sense of their party's
awkward position. They should pro-
pose An immediate REVISION of those
rules, and work a. earnestly TO accom-
plish il, A. they have to comply with
the other campaign "yswps" OF their
party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Tnszports from the New York port,
az The Ara two weeks Of January,
IDo1, were - per cent greater than for
Gss sans period last year. Did the
NcXinley bill do il?
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Dn- J. Nurox DUR. A. NJ. II. D., p.
3. D.. Of httsburg, 10 engaged in the
cont51vance Of . machine to think.
What . valuable addition 70 some edi-
Trial sanctums such . machine would
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
~. II. WIN4NS.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLofMhNT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside Gu, with Help
free of Chareei

ROOMS "a TowEE BLOCK
Open Evenings. Phone s9
FEMALE HELP MANIED-s dish vssherss
Of clfy-~agrs so, ] Beusekcepcf. {. ses1ng
girls faiioresS. Il general gifis-eaRrs = ana
$3.50 2sceona gifs, J oook, ~emsa % hep 10
Kitchen Ladies faTler. 3 ane Tower Lioct.
MALE HELP wANIED--l harness mxker
IA AND harness stiiebsr. eDhois.ercrs. =
land carsers. Lnen f0i woods : Wood chop
bers. solicitor FOR Job printing. experienced
co strippcr. xgrsAite catters. ; nrss-classEs
TOUGHER. ] elgsrmsker. sIower bieck.
WAATEp-kn experienced travelling sxies
man for manufacturing company.
4 GREAT BARGAIN for one week only
only si0sh. on same sir eel further south slsfl.
PARTNER WaNTED-Mtih 500 cash. 10
manufacture WOODEN bowls.
WANTED-To buy q milk reute.
500 In cash 70 pay Cor new room
$ASu'o house IN southern part 81 city. Gail
ccn0 ESQ. $500. 500 and 1850 10 loan on
$%VVs good security.
e1nlsn will buy two Groom houses xeuth
%IOJO payf Of city, hershtp property 20
tate must be closed; rent 81 per month.
5000 win buy a good house and large lot
@<obD on \. Union-sL
"A ssso.
ONLY $500 for modern sroom house. large
~ lot. good locality. Ga henrs-si
ID LOIS on Bowsrd-st.. between Madison
o@ and Union. -four blocks north Of haii-sf..
ranging IN prices from 500 10 s6lo, don't 10
mile outside and paw more.
100 acres. good huildines. large orchards
ioo fruit OF nj kinds. rich soil. near Eeck-
ford. ssiel
.lna acres rich clay loan. leo acres improved
-'o 40 hessv timbered me building fapccf
county, modsAfsrm. 81 90
A VERY large list oi farms, from a. 10 loo
n acres. near the city. from So 20 si00 pes
Acre
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

s'oDsngcz1on u duty" says the New
Teri Sun Il u . Democratic duty
~ ~ Dsmoczats are great sticklsrs
II duty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

-1bcwI6xx sur poses - . winter re-
lBrA e1osms to the north Of AZ. storms
- - south Of rs storms TO the east
I'd ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

TOR sALE-Having taken lot OF CITY prop
L erty In exchange for farm lands can OF
fer some spec.sl.barzains In cheap and midaie
priced homes on monthly payments. j can
give you . choice Of Is houses af 500 .sI2B
Sls0o. $500. 5000. 5000. An within 800 feet OF
cable line. Elegant building lots on Paris and
Cellege-aves Only l0Oo. No commission ON
these prices rs sell my own property. CIV.
Tufts, 20 Peari-s;.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
WHAT OTHERS SAT-.


Lansing Nepabiicans
Tue Grand Rapids Leader Is polit-
ical composite, including in It's make
NJ the greenhsok, politico-industrisl
free-coinags, single-tax, and anti
poverty socialism elements. with . big.
broad. blszIng stripe of Democracy
right down through the center, which
emphasizes and adorns its journalistic
uniquensss. but 10 has one rsdesming
uusllty-ls - loyal 70 Grand Rapids,
and that may account for the charm
ing ahandon which characterize its
"opou letter 70 Governor wrnans on
January %. relative 70 the very light
luuch OF spoils which he spreads for
the Democracy OF the 'second city"
while other and less meritorius Local
lies are enjoying heavy meal
4 xscssy prssssn.
Muek~gcn Chrssicie;
Evidently ths STATE hss not yet az
hausted ali resources m - experiments
Of cuIiavating isck pine lands. There
" virtue Of some kinda n thoee hight
soils. and human intelligence viii yet
master the secret Of profitable culture
thereof Why can not csrtsir num-
Der of we'll seiected farmers Of such
sesIs iosn the State IN experiusen<ing,
and set aside few scres eacn year for
wsdeiy varying espsrinsnts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

TIM washingtoa correspondent Of
ne Chicago Journal, speaking OF the
Conwressmsu vho viii leave Washing
I'm - The closs Of ths prsssns session.
shns uen<ions Congressman Cutcheon:
rngr. Cuschson. The Chairman Of the
Connoifeee on Military Affairs, also
oendn HE service with this Congress.
Ne i n extremely valuable man 10
II Hcuss, his interest in military az
lNlps ssndsrinw him particularly help
al
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

ID. HocxxvELLxR recently testified
8 eooyt that he could not swear TO his
enoct fortune By ten or twelve mil.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

ROME, Jan 27.-An avalanche n
Floresta Monday destroyed eleven
houses and killed nineteen persons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

The successful completion and dedi-
cation. free from Indebtedness. of the
Masonic Home yesterday, bespeaks .
prosperous future. This noble institu-
ton. dedicated 70 one OF the noblest
impulses Of human nature-charity-
u now ready 10 receive those OF the
fraternity whom old age. disease or
misfortune renders unable to take care
Of themselves. Those who have con.
tributed of their time, resources, and
energies. to construct thm nome, feel
we'll repaid for al their sacrifices in the
conscious approval. which always fol-
lowsa good deed. One of their num-
Der, indeed, builded better than he
knew. IL is sad to reflect, that one of
the most active in the promotion Of the
enterprise must himself find home
within the institution. While disinter-
estedly lahoring for the good of his fell
low men, he was preparing for himself
. refuge from misfortune and Attic
ton. II 10 the wish Ut many friends
that he may find il home indeed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

II ~ IL Sests D4vfx,n-ss-. @eqe psDnss 80
fzyn*t1re ~ te~ Y1kee. eypAn ynca1S he<
earssa ne-svs vita inzKs vsss~ spws yss1x
= - ssseDssstne BA - eu>ag bsuA = p.
ASsGx kszk4 - -
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

E'0R SALE-on monthly payments. two de-
slrHbie homes. ~ minutes walk from post
once Also me house and large let In Aiiexan.
10 exchange for home IA srand Rapids wli
assume reasonable incembefapcc; also No
acres 81 land on your own tcrlns Mi free from
debt and belonging 10 Dr. ". H. koss. once
Widdlcomb building. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

JAMES y. BRooKs-kesl Estate sas Lekns,
Room T. s. Menroe and - Ottawa sts.-l
have several modeTn houses that oaa sell NJ
great bargains II tas eG ssons Also seine thai
cxh s.ll far 81 down aaa - per mentn; have
coed house and LOT that would Like 10 eA
change Tor good horse ard buggy. harness.
change Ter CITY property; also have = good
farm la MiseQass n 10 exchange Tor city prop
erty; several IN Michigan 70 sell or exchange
have an undivided half interest IN eeia
mine for sale Woo wants 81 houses 10 reni -
ali parts OF The city. from D. 10 So Per mouth
look at los Colt e. and see II you want u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Vermsn hnd French SatIors FtGht.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 27.-In . serious
scrimmsgc Monday between German
and French sailors a number were dan
gerously wounded with knives. A
further conflict is expected.