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The sun., 1891-08-09

The Masonic SavinEs 1astttstI0a Sase<Adl
with LiabllItLe. Of A bout q 900, ,OON.

with LiabiiItie. OF a bout S1 100000.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. s.-The Masonic Savings
Bank. the second to fail in Louisville within y
month. assigned to the Germanic Safety Vault
and Trust Company at2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Tho failure occasioned n" surprise in business
circles. as the bank has been looked upon as
on the verge Of bankruptcy for several months.
Tho hank owed sl}2.50O when the balances
were made out with the Clearing House at
noon. which 1t Was unable to pay.
There have been three runs on the bank. tho
first in January last. the second following the
Schwartz failure. the third following tho failure
OF the Falls ity Bank. Yesterday meeting
Of the directors was called to devise means for
meeting the present diriculties and keeping
the doors open. After considerable discussion
and it was decided to assign.
AccordinRly u deed OF assignment was made.
and 7. W.. spindle. tho Vice President and
manager Of tho trust company. was sent Tor.
will put his force at work to prepare a state
nient %! the hanks affairs.
President Jnko krieger. the directors. and
the stockholders will be IS not even indicated.
Cut 1t is not Thought that they viii suffer any
ur ihs uss ns s ndres hs G
Bridge: Mr.. Kriessr is the Chief promoter i"ei oi
Frsdent r. snss e tn. s@ s
BridG. Company. The public got the idea
that the hank was carrying. the bridge COM
pany and this was, the origin of the banks
c mi any has never been indebted to the bank
for moro than s5O.nO0. and that this did not
cripnle the tnancinl institution. Tho exact
more than sl.0Vo0U0. No other banks are in
danger.
The sun., 1891-08-09
CALL WON'T GET 4 CERTIFICATE
Gov. Fleming VIII Not sign tho Senator'S
Reelection CredeMtlals.

Gov. Fleming Will Not sign the Senator's
Recollection Credentials.
JAcKsoNv1LLr. Fla. Aug. s.-As predicted In
previo US dispatches to THE Sun. Gov. Fleming
has re used to certify to the reelection Of
senator Call last May. The Governors opsn
letter. seut broadcast over the state to-day.
causes a great deal OF dismay In the Call
ranks and the anti-Cal crowd are elated. Tho
lettor has been expected. though the conserva-
two element was in hopes that he would drop
his partisanship and do what would be for the
best interests OF the party In the State.
Gov. Fleming must now face party breach
that will DO wldened day BY day till It will prob
ably reach such a climax that The Republicans
BY combining with one wing or the other will
put their men into power. Tho Governor's g let, or
simply repeats the arguments advanced BY the
anti-Call crowd Nhen they made their fight
against the Senator at Tallahassee.
Mr.. Chipley. By common rumor will receive
a certificate IRON the Governor. He is very
bitter toward Call. He is several times mil
lionaire and 10 said 10 show no disposition to
make vigorous fight.
The sun., 1891-08-09

The temperature in this city yesterday reached s7'
exceeding all previous records for Aux for the past
twenty years except 1915 when It touched 800. The
slight Increase OF heat over Friday Was the be-
OF the fAntnsss OF III wind which averaged
five miss hour. blowing from the south aud south
west.
Tho humidity WAS slightly above normal. averaging
- per cent
From 2:t0 to $40 r. N. brisk thunder storm passed
the towns of Now Jersey Just west Of Jersey CITY
heavy rain falling At Bayonne across the Jersey nats
and over Staten Island New York cG and Long
Island lust escaped the downpour.
The warm wAve holds possession Of the entire coun
try showing maxima 10 higher in the Northwest
than in the Guf States. The highest temperatures
wero Us' .; Kansas Cty. Sioux City, aud La Crosse;
o0 At Sorh Platte. Omaha, and Milwaukee and o. At
Chtcaso st. Louis. Huron. Dss NOineA AMI Abilene.
1t was close 90 in all other Staiss. Tho warm
shows no sign Of abatement The depression
hangs lstlss-ly over Minnesota and area Of high
pressure tho Southern statea There Is every
reason look for slight increase Of heat today with
some sultrinesa
The storm Is without precipitation SAVE for very
light shower
The Thermometer At Psrry's Pharmacy. In Tnx suS
building recorded the temperature yesterday fol.
The sun., 1891-08-09
I BALTIMORE BELLE CAPTURES 4
NOBLE LORD.
A Sensation In Fashionable Circles IN
SnratOga.


Among tho arrivals at ono OF tho hotels yes
terday In Saratoga were two styllshly dressed
and beautiful young girls accompanied by an
elderly lady and three servants. They regis
tered from Baltimore. and 1t WAS learned that
they were reigning bellies In that city Tho
eldest sister had Just entered her Goth year.
Her friends rendered her delightful recep-
tion, and she wa. the recipient Of many unique
and costly gifts.
Her flame arrived upon tho brilliant scene
driving II pair OF perfectly matched cream
cVlored ponies, handling cream, olured Ieins
with gold bucSles and sitached to q crepm-
colored dog cart with gold trimmings eiabo-
ralely mounted. These he presented TO the
lady OF Ills choice: and al an early hour tho
following day tho chief designer Of the Ar,o
York aud IIris 0uny LADIES' Fashion Baiar
received a message from Tho ladies to nroduce
within the next i've days four pale-cream In
dla Six dresses OF ihs same tint as that Of The
-Sre i@F aMr i%,.. iasna Lad'ss' FS..i"s
EI,Gr will spare no pains to make these ,natty
geous Of the season. The design which struck
their fancy was ths! shown in tig. Of the
September number OF the AeU York aud fnris
Young LGdies' Fashton Baxar. But whore th nc
dress 10 designed in pink their dresses are to
10 finished In pale ecru The frill on the
sleeves OF Fig, will BE- isuntily ioopod up with
real pearls set In gold bucklss.-Adp.
The sun., 1891-08-09
SIX DAYS IN an OPEN DORY.
The Terrible Experience OF Two Men Who
Were Lost From Fishing Schooner,

BosToN. Aug. s. james Chisholm and
Thomas Mckay. who were lost from tho Ash
ing schooner Willie NJ. Stevens. ofY Sable
lslnnt. While tending travis. and. after six
days drifting about. were rescued on July 81
by the British schooner George and Mary ar
We're without food or water. except raindrops
falling from the tky. The dory became broken.
Storm n oSs Connued 1 focsy 'v wenther also addeS
to their misery. Once they were both thrown
into the water by the oyerturniER Of their dory.
but managed 70 right her again.
They sighted one fore and after" butowing
TO the rough sea were unable to gsst mar
enough 10 make themselves Reer. Finally.
after suffering serribly from want Of ood and
water. compsletely exhausted. and having
given up nil hope OF ever reach! M shore, they
Wee sighted on July 81 by The George and
Mary. which landed Them at araquet Consul
Bendict forwarded them TO Gloucester and
,erday the men came to this city to 500 II they
could learn anything OF their schooner.
The sun., 1891-08-09
all his meals were served hasbed fne. which
caused the old saior to renark: Its the finest
meal evar

SaSssi ss the old ronsrk Its the finest
The flre had not been burning half nm. hour
before every hotel and private hnuse 10 e
town was thrown open to the guests: DR.: DIX
ana his family accepted the hospitality OF the
rev. Mr.. Brown local preacher. Mr. Chnrles
Gregory took In many OF the Cooper House
guests. The greater number went to the Hotel
fenimore. where Mr.. Jesse y. Brown made
snecial accommodations for them. At III
O'Clock this morning there was meeting
~ all the guests who lost anything in tho
hfe, and committee was appointed u
siraighten matters a. much as was possible.
Tie COMMITTEES established headHuarters in
the Town hall where ali unclaimed articles
gowns and shoe. which had como into their
possession In tho mot unnccouniahle way.
found in the pile OF clothes they had rescued
In the embarrassment a MI CO. fusion. Matters
are gradually becoming settled. und stories
OF thrilling heroism are heard on each tide.
But thar always he cnso.,
The total los will 10 from fS5 .O0o to f70,0n0,
or which there is nr insurance. OF bout $22 900.
The Cooper House WAS originally erected as
ayounx ladies' eminary In 1857. at cost nf
s4uu0h Not proving successful II was sod In
1862 to Elihu Phinnay founder OF the present
publ ,shing i'rm OF lvis N. BlHkcinan. Taylor
90. MIR PhtEhoy sunk st50OU IN the venture.
MT &, itenden purchased the property in 1881.
HIS ah ,lity and lniR. expenditure. of money
had given the hotel wi,le reputation. and at
length made IT financial success Its grounds
were said to lie the handsome est hotoi grouns
in the state anI It's nrro ntments were unu-
sually handsome and coiuplctc.
The sun., 1891-08-09
a MORG.iS LINER Ashore
Struck y Rock In the Florida Shoals an,
Was Denched to Save l1er.


Was Benched to Save lser.
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-Ac.ing Secretary Net
tleton today received a telegram from Col
lector Horr ut hey West. Fla. saying: THE
Southern Pacific steamship Eldorado is now
ashore ten miles southeast OF Great Isaac's
Shoals, with forward compartment full OF
water. Ship and cargo may possibly be saved
by prompt assistance. Wreckors are at the
ship and no appliances. The Soui hern Pacific
agent here re lmcsts authority to send the
McLane to tow wrecking pumps and gear.
Assistance ordered from New York. but will
y ohah!y ,nr i've too late. McLane the only
available help"
UrIe! 8 wero Sc mt to the commanding officer OF
the Mcl.ane TO render all possible assistance.
Dispatches received in this city. say that tho
Fl Dorad" ran on a rock IN the treache, ous
Some OF the ,'oors of her Wnter-tight compart-
ments were omen. and tire forward hod ~ the
mander had 10 heush heT to save Vel her r, cargo. an
She as Ss9nnded sn ter. ten miles soTths"st Of Great
hOats SAFELY. The wind WAS high and the
rough when the. FL Dorado struck. and .ahe
mny 20 to rieces hefore her reaches ner; Ship
Tns Dorse sns Selcnrs Ss to tho Southern Pa
an Saun' She left hs nv
se to b Nv % aaoqt 4
Bvrhe. Her principal officers we're: Chiei En-
EEinesr n5 Gessse s"Tsdor do Fir. @lssT jShn
carried o crow OF thirtv-eight mon and 70 pas
se gers. The agent cf the line hero said lie
He sent The Merritt wrecking steamer l. J.
Merri't down Yesterday, She may arrive IN
3.j3l tons WAS 35l feet long. 42.S feet beam.
and 1916 feet deep. She WAS huilt by the
Cramps in 1884 and was valued at about
81 0.irUU.
Grnat lsaac'a Shoal is on the eastern edge OF
the Florida Straits about 45 miles cart of Care
Florida. and 30 miles south Of the western
poiut Of tho Grand bahama
The sun., 1891-08-09
Mr. George Jones'. Condition.

LEWISTON. Me-. Aug. Sat G o'clock Mr.,
George Jones OF the Nso York Times was
thought to he falling hut he Is now more com.
Portable. DIR. Putnam OF Boston has been in
consultation this evening with Dr. WsdgsRood.
aud they now have more hope OF his IecovOrE
The sun., 1891-08-09

= a w. "Th~ Iacas Collar" y, a w.
Oar trade mark on your collars or cuds denotes pes
tsctterm. also supsriortty OF quality and nnish-Ae4
The sun., 1891-08-09

New York Central Special Tours
Cheap rates send for descriptive pAmphlstA.
The sun., 1891-08-09

MIpnLETowS. Conn. Aug. a-LRhtning
played havoc yes erday at Rock Falls. The
star MIL, be onging to the Russell Company.
was struck. and nifty or moro girls employed
there received more or less severe shocks. They
were greatly .,erriiiel. and . panic prevailed
street and tore several shingles rom ths Tonf
OF h luse aud went i WI the chimney. II
Set lire 20 tie house Mrs. Wells recovered
II ON Ii, shock this mpILirE.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05
Civil A wOfnsmeats.

Governor Fleming has made the fellow.
ing appointments:
". r. Powell TO be pilot commissioner
for the port of Fort Myers.
s. w. Walker of Arcadia to be notary
public for the state at large.
Newton G.. Rogers of Louisville Ky, to
be commissioner of deeds for Florida in
kentucky.
Noe Preslar.ef Picolata to be inspector
of timber and lumber in St. Johns. county,
Frank W. Knight of Key West to be
auctioneer in and for Monroe county
Samuel Payne of Pensacola to be notary
pubic fer the state at large.
Geo. 81. Penn of Pensacola to be notary
public for the state at large.
W. D. Greenwood of Pensacola to be in
speetor of timber and lumber in Escambia
county.
q. 81. Porter of Apalachicola to be county
treasurer for Frsaklin county.
NJ. j. Taylor Of Fernandins to be notary
public for the stake at large
&c B. Koonoe of SumterNale to be no.
tary public tor SSmteI county.
Joseph L. Jacobs of Jacksonville to be
auctioneer for Doval county.
Henry Bacon and John G. LEngle OF
Jacksonville to be members ofshe board Of
health for Duval county.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05

In the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Northern District of Florida
In Equity.
American Loan and Trust Company vs.. The
Florida Southern Railway Compan..
MASTERS NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS AND
COUPONS.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Circuit Court of the United States for
the Northern District of Florida, made and
entered on the Sd day of August, A. D. 1891,
1 hereby notify all persons holding any OF the
bonds or coupons of the Florida Southeln
Railway Company secured by certain mort
gage given by said company to the American
Loan and Trust Company, dated October LIST,
1885, that unless said bonds or coupons are
presented to me at the First National Bank Of
Florida. In Jacksonville, Florida. on or before
the first day of October, A D. 1891, for par
ticip alton In the benefits in the final decree in
said cause, all bonds or coupons not pre-
sented ON or before that time shall not be en-
titled to the benefits of the lien of said mort
gage. nor of the proceedings in this cause.
Dated Jacksonville Florida, Augu 9Th,
A. d. 1891. JOHN King,
4w Special Master in Chancery.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05

Wesleyan Female Institute. Stanton
Va. is one of the most celebrated schools
for yonng ladies in the South. It is con-
Quoted by over twenty. five teachers and
officers; trained specialists, European and
American. 1t possesses attractions rarely
eoualed in all departments. Its climate is
one of the healtkiest in the world. 1t en-
Joys a national reputation. and pupils seek
its advantages from twenty-five states. II
irons from ali sections Of the country. The
most attractive feature of this popular
school is it's moderate charges for such
costly advantages. Anyone who is seek
ing q frstclsss school with thorough
teaching, moderate charges and no ex-
travagaDces, will write for catalogue OF
this time honored Virginia school to the
President, VIM. A. Harris, D. D., Staun-
ton, Virginia. See advertisement.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05
MRS. JONEs-SMITH.

Last Monday Mr.. r. A Shine, tax COL
lector Of Leen county, had Geo. Y.
Banks, travelling agent of PeacOcks tail
orin0 establishment Of Columbus, Ca,
arrested On a charge Of violating para
graph 10 Of section 9 Of the revenue law
passed by the recent session of the legis-
lature, which says "AlI unlicensed trav-
cling dealer who shall bargain or sell
any goods, wares or merchandise, 6nclud-
ing beers, wines and liquors, for cash or
otherwise, by sample or in any other
manner, for present or future delivery to
auy person whatsoever, except licensed
dealer. shall be deemed peddler unde1
THIS act"
Hon. Fred T. Myers, attorney for MIR
Banks, petitioned Chief Justice Geo. r.
Raney for writ of habeas corpus, whach
was Granted and made returnable before
Judge John w. Malone of sthe Second
Judicial Circuit.
Mr.. Banks appeared before Judge Ma
lone at Quincy. After the judge had
heard the case he ordered Mr.. Banks dis
CHARGED from custody, holding that the
act in question, in 80 far as it attempted
to impose q tax or restriction upon inter
state commerce, was in violationrof the
provision of the constitution OF the United
States which confers upon congress power
to regulate commerce between the states,
.nd was therefore to that extent uncon-
s+;tutional and void.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05
PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH.

Jennie June has been made honorary
president of Sorosis for life.
Mrs. Amelia E. Barr, the popular novel
;st, has been the mother Of fifteen children.
It is only of late years that she has discov'
cred her ability to write stories.
John Strange Winter, the author, who
in private life Is Mrs. Arthur Stannard. II
a very handsome young woman. She Il
tall and slender, with fne dark eyes. a
pretty mouth and well shaped head.
The owner and editor In chief Of The
Youths Companion, Il a complete recluse.
His name is Daniel S. Ford, and he Is very
nearly seventy years old. BE has probar
bly never been 100 miles from Boston ten
times in his life.
Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, the editor Of
st. Nicholas, has . charming country
| place In Onteora Park, Catskil mountains
called the Yarrow Cottage, where she re
| ceives every Thursday afternoon during
| the sum mer and autumn.
Colonel A. z. Mcclure wears a white
necktie. There's tradition that Colone
Mcclure was the gentleman who speedily
convinced Girard college guard that h
was not to be barred out for q clergyman
just because he wore a clerical tie.
Mr.. Philander johnson, whose humor
Gus paragraphs have made the post
scripts" column Of the Washington Pos
one Of the most attractive features of tina
paper, has accepted position on The Even
Ing Star, where he will make the "Shoot
ing Stars go off with eclat.
Mime. Leon Bertaux, tho French sculr
tress, is one Of the most ardent champion
| of her uace in France. All Of her leisur
is given up to the welfare Of the femal
art world in Paris. The Union Of Wome
Painters and Sculptors in Paris owes it
existence and prosperity to her efforts.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05

In the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Northern District of Florida
In Equity. ---.v
New England Trust Company Va. The Florida
Southern Railway Company.
MASTERS NOTICE TO HoLDERs OF BONDS AID
COUPONS.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Circuit Court of the United States for
the Northern District Of Florida, made and
entered on the Sd day Of August, A. D. 1881,
I hereby notify all persons holding any Of the
bonds Or coupons Of the Florida Southern
gage given by said company to the New Eng
land Trust Company, dated July 1st, 1883.
that unless said bonds or coupons are pre-
sented to me at the First National Bank OF
FL rida, in jacksonville, Florida. on or before,
the first day of October, A. d. 1891, for par
tcipation in the benefits of the final decree in.
| said cause, all bonds or coupons not presented
on or before that time shall not be entitled to
| the benefits of the lien OF said mortgage, NOE
| of the proceedil gs in this cause.
Dated Jacksonville, Florida, August 9Th,
A. D. 1891. JOIN KING,
| 4w Special Master in Chancery.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05
COUNCIL MEETING.
Work ut the September Sitting OF the
City Lawmakers.

WORK NJ tine september sitting OF the
City Lawmakers.
The regular monthly meeting of the Tai
lahassee City Council was held Wednesday
evening in the Council Chamber, with AL.
derman w. M Mcintosh, Jr., Chairman
pro tenn, presiding.
There were several interesting discus
sions relative to city affairs, but the busi-
meas budget was light and the calendar
was soon cleared.
Alderman w. A. Rawls, chairman of the
street committee, made his regular monthly
written report, giving detailed statement
of the work done on the city streets during
the month of August.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
that hereafter whatever city prisoners are
locked up in the calaboose they are to be in
charge of the market janitor, whose duty
it will be TO see that they are fed, and thai
the party furnishing the meals will only
be authorized to charge for meals actually
furnished. This does away with the turn
key fees of IS cents per day for each pris-
oner.
The market clerk reported that he hat
collected during August $50. 40, as follows
From stall rents, $31 40; restaurants, $50
gas, 1926; fish stalls, 1915.
The clerk recommended that an irol
covered shed be built east of the city mar
ket for the accommodation of the fish ven
doris. giving them shelter from rain ant
sun. The market committee was author
lied 10 have the shed built.
The mayor reported that % arrests ha'
been made during the month, the fine
amounting to $S7.45.
q Marshal Bernreuter reported that he ha
! collected $S745 from fines and $525 Fl
q impounding fees.
The sanitary officer reported that the ci
. was in excellent sanitary condition.
q The coancil ordered that ten.mill ts
Il be levied tor 1891 for general purposes.
q Bills to the amount of $722:4 were pr
" sented and ordered paid
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05
Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned. Christopher W. Mclean
and George I; Daniels. Of the State of Ohio,
York, and James NJ. Mayo and John c. Da-
yes, of the State of Florida, have formed
themselves into body corporate under the
laws of the State of Florida, providing for the
creation of corporations and prescribing their
general powers and liabilities, contained In
Chapter "a of the Digest OF the Laws of the
State CT Florida, c. implied BY James F. Nc
Clellan, and the acts amendatory thereof and
the acts relating TO the incorporation of cor
pora,ions general
The name of the said company shall be
The Cult Stream Phosphate Company of
shall be In the city of Tallahassee.
The object Of said company. shall be to ac-
quire by purchase, lease or otherwise and to
sell and dispose of lands in the counties Of
Marion and Alschua, and such other counties
quire lands in, for the purpose of operating
and developing in the mining and digging Of
phosphate rock, phosphate deposits, minerals
and other deposits therein, to dig, mine and
remove from beds Of navigable streams and
waters within the jurisdiction of'the State Of
Florida the phosphate rock and phosphate de-
posts therein, under the laws Of the State Of
Florida To sell such phosphate rocks, de-
posts, minerals and lands; to manufacture
and sell fertilizers and carry on the business
OF mining and digging for phosphate rock and
other minerals and fertilixing deposits In the
counties Of Marion and Alachua and such
other counties as the said company shall here
after designate.
The capital stock shall be one million dol.
lars, divided into shares Of par value OF one
hundred dollars each, and may be from time
to time increased to Ave million dollars.
twenty-five per cent. Of the capital stock
shall be paid In upon the fling OF these az
ticles. but no stock shall be issued until paid
for in full.
The corporate existence of said company
shall be ninety (00l nine years.
A board Of directors composed Of i've stock
holders shall manage and control its affairs,
and shall be elected annually as prescribed by
the bylaws ofsaid company. The frst cleo
ton shall take place on the second Wednes-
day In January, 1891, and until which time
the said board shall be composed Of Christo.
pher w. Mclean, Geo. L Daniels, z. J. 81
Richardson, James n. Mayo and John C. Da
YES, who shall continue n ONCE until their
successors are elected ana qualified.
Tho officers Of said corporation shall Be q
presiderh vicNpresldepts Secretaxy end neaas
ursr, who shAlf be elected By the beard Of al
rectors. s.,- CM11EcExm WsACxRAM,
I" Gro l. DANMA
Z. J. 81. RICHARDSON.
JAMHs IL NAYo,
JOHN G. DAvRA
August II, 169l-k