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Sent to the Reform school.

"Not guilty." answered small boy named
William Kennedy, who was arraigned before
Judge Miller this morning ona charge of incor-
rigibility.
MIRA Hurley appeared as prosecuting witness,
and the court asked her if the boy was her son.
mo, SIR" she replied. "He's my nephew. "
"Where's his father?"
"In Pennsylvania"
"Where's his mother2"
''She's dead"
"What ID the trouble with the bov?"
He carses and swsars, runs away from home
and can't do anything with him."
Reform school during minority" concluded
the court
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Architect Hin's Painfu. Accident.

HrsuHtccS HhsAA . S1uHuh <ScchUeuCe
Mr.. James G. Hill met with painful aooidsnt
the other day. He was going up In the elsva-
tor in the new addition to the storage ware
house on 18th street, which is being built under
his supervision, and during the ascent be hap
pened to look up and was struck in the eye with
some mortar which fell from the top Of the
wall where the mon were at work. He suffered
,nterss pain. which wa. partially relieved By
treatment gradually sllayed the irritation. BE
is now reported to be much better and Il d
believed that all serious danger has been
averted.
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Yesterday twenty-eight years ago the first
attack was mads on Petersburg by force Of
federal cavalry under the command Of Gen.
Ksutz, who WAS repulsed by q force of l25 citi-
gems, men and youths, under the command Of
Col +. p. Archer, now a well-known lawyer Of
that place. In this engagement many Of Peters
burgs most prominent citizens were either
killed, wounded or taken prisoners. Ever since
the close Of tine war the 9th Of June has been
observed in Petersburg ~ memorial day, when
the graves of the confederate dead buried In
Blandford cemetery are decorated with flowers
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Memorial As
ISOLATION The exercises at the cemetery yes
terday consisted Of prayer by Rev. J. W. Rose
boro, DID,, pastor Of Tabb Street Presbyterian
Church, and who ID also chaplain Of A. p. Hill
Camp. Confederate Veterans. The address was
made by Rev. H. W. Psttle, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church In that city, and vas . most able
one. After the address the graves Of the con-
fedsrate sNdiers were strewn with flowers. In
honor Of the day there was parade Of the Pc
tersburs Grsys, A. p. Hill Camp, Confederate
Veterans, and the Prince George county cavalry.
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mentz9, each cost el.o0 Per bottle, and his
Piiis, IS osns = vial, and no discoS.t
Thess genuine medicines arc now sold only
through Druggists, regularly authorised a.
agents, and e the above long established
prioesL But II you get the genuine, they're
The cheapest medicines you can buy 1t any
price They're sold on a peculiar plan
they're guaranteed 10 beneit or cnre, or the
money U refunded.
Unsuthorised dealers may offer spurious
limitations or substitutes ct lower prices than
above Beware Of all such
Discovery" Is . perfect remedy for scrof-
ula In al its forms- something that purifes
tAs hleed, - we'll g elaiws To- That, n itS
taken IN tims, VIII cure Consumption.
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Those Tax Questions!

To the Editor Of The Evening stAz;
beg leave to suggest through your valuable
paper that the answers of the Commissioners
or the board Of assessors to the questions pro-
pounded by Mr.. johnson be reported to a mass
meeting Of the taxpayers Of this District for
their approval or amendment, if necessary, be-
fore being sent to Congress, that is II our Com
missioncrs think that Mr.. johnson has the right
to the answers, or rather had the right to ask
the questions. In my view Of the matter his
action Is thoroughly unjustihable. Put me
down for IS toward hiring theater for meet
ing. CITIZEN No. /.
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One Boy Cut by Another.

Richard Nourse, = white boy Of eishtasn
years, was severely cut In the side by an un-
known white boy on 7th between d and z
streets last night about $50 O'Clock and his a.
sailant made his escape. Nourse was taken TO
his home on 26th street and attended by Dru.
Lovejoy and Godfrey, who fonnd that the
wound ID . severe II not SERIOUS one
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When "old Sci" makes all things sizzle
Drink Hires Root Beer.
When dull care makes life fizzle,
Drink Hires Root Beer.
When you feel little dry,
When YOU re cross and don't know why,
When with thirst the children cry,
There's sweet relief to try
Drink Hires Root Beer.
A Is cent Package makes five gallons.
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LADIES' GOODS.

nREssEs MADE UP IN LATEST STYLE AT
~ reasonabl- terlns by Miss LofFLER. late Of b.
II. STEARN's 4 CO.. Boston
At 10 18th 81. nv jel-l2ts
CrfLrsH GOWNS AND SUMMER DRESSES MADE
- promptly AZ moderate price; perfect hitting and
nrstclass work guaranteed by ChRlST1ANNE
FRIEDRICH. 2ll4 Pa. ave. jesllm'
EN.A0s, JAPANESE LANTERNS, PAPER NAP
kips, picnic plates. fans Ell 30 per 100 fsNors
pictures. lawn decorstinns for childrens parties,
French tissue paper. J. JAY GOULD. All tsh St
ap:5O-2m'
A CCORDION PLATING; BUTTONS To ORDER,
IA 1Oc- doz- pnking. p. yard; taior-msde buttSD-
holss cents each. DeInorest sewing machine, tls 30
q. ". LUCAS. us 9Th II. NV. my2@lm'
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Advicss from Madras state that the long dry
period in India has q last been broken. 4
dgnsl boosted at Calcutta announces the ap-
proach Of dangerous cyclone.
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Tsblsaux and Dancing.

An entertainment viii be given by the Junior
Bible class Of Ascension Church tonight at 8
O'Clock for the benefit Of the church debt. The
entertainment will consist of tableaux and
recitations and will he held at Bernay's Hall,
1918 18th street. The evening will close with
dancing.
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EDUCATIONAL.

=
<,ofuNpr. .oxsTsy.ToRy on NTsI,, ,..o =
4 s "a ..,, - teu TN 49,
pEinsipa. late q New lnslAHa Conservatory q
Music. Boston. Mas t-ac'
vu-olp.s ,,o~urprr.I ,s,f,rav xo- p.~%
w c.r'ss, . Open ali summer: lay .hd -,snins
wr,,s or cali Sss. h,ars ~ =, M yss
on-p srNw uttry ppf-p.uou,.r,s
OH .,h..,i "a rpt> ~ i....,..-s -. $780, -.
tleroen ~ ~, s,,,,','... .--.--. -.
"a =, sten, - ss,anas vi ,.slT
sr<.lms ~ ~
SioNoh hshiAN0 NAiNh
Ihoroush and only school 81 tho Italian method n
Washfnston- Pupils prepared for orntor,sus
and grand opera An oprsrtunifv Is orerd frr 81 ~
dents IN summer from June - sp,etnIsr Al sl-rlal
pr1ce for Solf~<gio and plarfng N he N,ir.
~" 90 "a ~ s xanapuxsr
C.xett. A, Fasx.,s f,.ix c.r,,.., - ,s-a
In the r,le Of orv,esc IN No. 80 49, ~, -
nns 70 ysans and wy r.omi.,ng .rtis, who's.
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eCe0D.Iohaw

CMdpJohh
prices won't buy
The genuine med
icines. DR.. Herce's
Golden Medical
Discovery for the
Liver, Blood and
Lungs and DIR.
Percc's Favorite
Prescription for
woman's weak
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Windsor Sulphur Springs. on the Western
Maryland railroad, offers especial Inducements
| to persons desiring quiet and comfort, good
| shade and pure air. Apply to A. n. Jelly, New
Windsor, Nd.
The Hotel Imperial at Atlantic City, under
the management of G. W. Kendrick. with all
modern conveniences. has accommodations for
| 200 guests. It is located on Maryland avenue,
near the beach. Terms are from $40 to SlS
per week.
The New Home Hotel at Windsor Sulphur
Springs. New Windsor, Nd, managed by Mrs
A. E. Engel, offers guests large rooms and
| home comforts. 1t is open ali the year.
Proprietor NJ. Williams Of the Hotel Victoria,
Atlantic City, announces that his delightful
house will remain open throughout the year.
1t is located ut Ocean and South Carolina ave-
MUGS and is one of the famous resorts OF the
| city.
Within one mile Of Fort Monroe there are
furnished rooms for rent at s12 per month,
| with use Of kitchen and dining room. The
| place fronts the water with shady grounds. Ad-
dress Box LOT, Ph9bus, Va.
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Virginia, opens
| this year with capacity for ,250 guests. Col
| Geo. l.. Peyton will make special rates for the
| season. Trains run direct to the Springs. The
waters of these celebrated springs are Endorsed
for their curative qualities by the Medical So
SIcts Va vh6AhAo oAo osACh AA6u uuuoI1ticS III
| this country.
The Continental Hotel at Atlantic City will
open June IS under new management Mr.. T.
| G. Gillette, formerly OF the Colonnade Hotel,
| Philadelphia, taking charge. This hotel is on
the beach, has hot water baths and elevator.
A modern siv-room cottage at Nantucket, COM
pletely furnished, can be rented by application
| to George S. Wentworth, fremont street, Boz
ton. 1t has wide piazza and faces the ocean,
| The Colonnade at Atlantic City opens June
20. Arrangements for accommodations can now
be made by applying at the Elsmere. laos H
street, this city.
| The Hotel Shirley, ON Kentucky avenue, At
lantic City, Is new house. II IL situated near
the beach and possesses all the modern appoint
| ments-advantages which render IL additionally
attractive.
| Mountain Vista" cottage at Oakland, Nd,
b for rent, completely furnished. There is one
acre in shade, good water and fruit trees. II
| can be rented for el60 for the season by apply
| ing at go LIST street northeast
The Hotel Remove, Atlantic City, b situated
near the beach on Tennessee avenue and is con-
Quoted by w. E. Cheeseman. It 10 q well-con-
Quoted resort In every respect, thoroughly
equipped, and therefore most desirable one.
The silvsrdsan ct Ashury Park, N. J., corner
Sd avenue and Bergh street, holds out TIE in
ducenents Of spacious porchss, ocean view and
bountiful fare.
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FfENSSs. RP 'IS GO. SSg!SiSS AND pay CLEAN:
ladies' aud rents work Of every Description.
ouTING AND TENNIS SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERcH, formerly With
A. Fisher and Msison Yriese. Paris mye
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gether. The result was that May, which has for
some time been at parity with July, was forced
70 1Rc discount. May. which closed yesterday
at Sic, opened Sl0sl14c sold off TO S0a4c, broke
70 81 Loo, July opening at size and selling
during the same time at SOS. h1lac and S09sc
weakness continued during the last hour. May
touched sec and July S01<c. Toward the close
market firmed up some and closed steady at
SOSsc for May, and SO3Sc for July. May corn
was decidedly weak, and at the close
showed loss Of 5sc, compared
with yesterdays close. May opened
at 4l1sc94lSsc against 4l14c at the close
70 4O1sc, closing at 40Ssc July, however, was
firm, opening 1sc higher a. S91sc. it touched
5914c tsen weakened to 2S5sc. out closed I'M
changed at SOC. Oats sympathized with corn,
closing 1sc lower. Hog products were dull and
fairly steady early. The principal business was
IN changing over from May to July. Packers
and shorts bought May and sold July. Toward
the end OF the session packers adopted the
tactics of yesterday and flooded the market with
offerings of pork for July delivery and sent
prices down from which there was no recovery,
the market closing weak for the product and
steady for lard and ribs. Pork shows a net loss
OF lSc while Lard and ribs are unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Cash quotations were
patents 81 1904 40; winter patents 4 2014 40;
bakers, So 00G3 Is; straights 81 SO04 90
Wbeat-No. spring, size; No. red, S716c.
Corn-No; 2, S91S@40c. Oats-No ?, 2S1sc.
Mess pork, per barrel. SO 421b19 IS Lard,
per 100 ms, So 2-ls@16 25. Short ribs sides,
loose, IS sos 67lR Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, 81 5000 90. Short clear sides, boxed,
Sc l71646 80. Whisky at 81 l3.
Leading futures closed as follows:
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Per Central RAilioad, April 2S-Woods G &
Co, Jno tlannery Co, Stubbs & T, Warren &
A, H NJ Conner & Co. Maclean & Co w w
Gordon & Co. @ W Tiedeman Bro, Orr. s
Marks & Co, Moore & Co, Eckman & V, Little
Sisters OF the Poor, L Myers q Co, N Lang,
NJ Nathan, Standard Oil Co, Lippman Bros,
J e Grady & Son, s S Pharmacy, + P Webster
& Co, Norton & II, j Miller Co, j Brennan, G
Schwarz, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. Frank a. Co. S L
Newton, Savannah C g. w Co, L Putzel, S Shelf.
tall, Mcintyre, NJ Henderson. J W Mikell,
J D Weed Co. s Guckenhelmer & Son. A S
Cannuett, Palmer Hardware %, X Einstein b
j Startling, Savannah Grocery Co, N Harrison,
Jas Douglas, w Brannon, q Galllard, G
Van Horn, H Champions Son. Kessler & @,
Savannah Cotton Mills. Moore & Co. II Dill,
Davant H, Wilcox Gu Co. Mutual Co,
W Hall, J Mcintosh.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
April Pc Loyell's Sons. c Stults & Co, WV
lenbrook 6 D., X Kirkland, j II Einstein, Elm
stein & L, Lippman Bros, Mcmillan Bros, Mrs
Frank Luters, Ehrlich & Bro. Miller Co,
J s Silva, Est w Branch, J GRIMM, J H
Schmiedeberg Palmer Hardware Co, w d
Thomas, NJ L Lambert, Savannah & W Co.
j f Grady & Son, E A Schwarz. Solomons & Co,
j Rosenbeim & Co, + Williams & Co, Savan-
nah n S Co, Peacock H & Co, Baldwin & Co. w
w Chisholm, Ellis &, Co, Greigg & w, G L
Jones, Chestnut & ON, Lemon 4 NJ
Per Ohar.ston and Savannah Railway, April
28-Geo Meyer, Peacock H & Co. G NJ d Riley,
L Alexander, Georgia Lumber Co. f H Walker.
Ludden & B, S Guckenheimer & Son. Dale,
Savannah Grocery Co. J D Weed g. Co. Tide
water Oil Co.
Per South Bound Railroad. April 27-South-
ern Cotton Oil Co, Stubs & I, E Hunting &
Co-April 25-Lippman Bros, Norton & H, II A
Ernst Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co. w Gwoi-
vich.
Per steamship Allegheny from Baltimore
Steamer alpha, Steamer Belleview, w Bran
non, Bull Street Grocery, Est w Branch, c p
Connery, Cornwell & G. Clarke & D, Decker & F
W Cooper, A H Champion Son, M Doyle, "
Dryfus, j Collins & Co, Jas Douglas. NJ Else
man, Epstein & Bro. Eckman & V, Foye & NJ
Ehrlich & Bro, Ellis d Co, Fretwell & N. l.
Fried, NJ Fersts Sons & Co, Globe Brewery
A B Hull & Co, Heuisler & H, Haynes & E, f r
Hernandez, NJ ID Hrsch & Co. Hanley Mrs f
A Habersham, Steamer Katie, King, @ r
Ladaveze, D Lester Grocery Co, Lanney & g.
Lindsay & NJ, B X Levy & Bro, N Lang, s X Le-
win, Jno Lyons & Co, A Miller Co Moore & j.
l. X Myers & Co. W B Nell & Co, Mcmillan Bros,
J McGrath & Co. r d Mcdonnell & O., G n
Nichols, Norton & H, Jno Nicolsor. "A O'Keefe
order notify Moore & Co, order notify A A Lin
ger & Co, order notify A c Harmon order notify
Davant & II, order notify G A Stebbns, Paul
sen, Palmer Hardware Co, Peacock H & Co,
A @ Rhodes & Co. g. d r r, Solomons & Co,
G Z Sauls. Savannah Grocery Co, H Seay &
Co, Southern Ex Co. J Silva P Sampson, Geo
Schroeder Smith Bros, w D Simkins So Side
Pharmacy. C Slater F & WRyA S Ehomss
& Co, Jno Sullivan, @ W Tiedeman & Bro, d [.
Waters, Warnock & w, AM & CIV West, j d
Weed & Co, Williams & Co,
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Grtmsby, April 26-ArrIved, bark Johanne
lNorl, Andersen, Pensacola.
lviza, April S-PasSed. bark Nicolina utal1.
Massone Savannah for Trieste
Liverpool April 25-Arrived, bark Neptun
lkus, Hagman. Pensacola
Lizard, April 26-Passed. bark GeintorI f
lltall, Oivari, Brunswick for Newcastle
Memel April 2S-Arrived, steamship RosevilIe
lBrl, Webster, Fernandina
PORTSMOUTH, April 25-Arryed, bark Echo
lNOrl Anderson, Mobile
Prawle Point. April 25-Passed, bark Belle
Flower Brl, Ronsey, Mobile for ordrecht.
SOth-PasSed, bark Godeffroy lGerl, Joerck
savannah for Rotterdam
sunderland, April 26-Arrived, bark Hans
lSwl, Dahlberg Pensacola.
Curacao, April IL Sailed, bark Preciosa fSw1
hermanSon, Tampa, Fla.
Baltimore. April 26-Arrived schr Chas f
schmidt, Sharp, Port Tampa.
:, Boston, April 26-Arrived, schr Geo H Ames,
Marshall, Brunswick.
Cleare l-Schr Gem, wass, Satila River, Ga.
Brunswick, April 2o-Arrlved, steamer Grown
Prince Brl, Covil, New York; schr James Ives
Smith, Perth Amboy.
>, April 26-Cleared, bark Atlantic [GerI, Ciauss,
Dordrecht.
Darien. April 26-schr NJ c Moseey. Coulter,
Boston.
g 25th-Cleared,, bark P NJ Petersen [NorI,
Stoessen, DellzyL
26th-Cleared, schrs Cassie Jameson, Collins,
cortland, NJ Chase, Pinknam, Phippsburg,
Fall River, Mass, April IS Arrived, schr Chas
Lawrence Savannah o.
Jacksonville April 26-Arrived, schr John c
Gregory, Anderson, st George Me.
April 2o-Cleared. schr Milford, Weed. San
Domingo.
?, April 23-salled from the bar. schr Caroline
Hall Boone, Albany.
-. Perth Amboy. April 26-Sailed, schr John
lWohy Thatcher, Savannah o.
Philadelphia April 26-Arrived schr Emma
Heater, Powell, Brunswick
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Per Central Railroad, April 2S-io5 bales cot
ton, 20 pkgs domestics, bales hides, l bale
leather, Is pkgs tobacco, 1915 bbs rosin, 62s
obls spirits turpentne, cars hay. is boxes
bacon, 81 boxes hams, II bbls liquor, kegs
liquor, l6 bbls meal. 20 sacks meal, pkgs
Irvine, 1874 bushels corn, $50 bbls -four / car
sthves, Is cords wood bbls syrup, 1000 los
buggy mat. car bonas, 90 pkgs furniture. 80
pkgs vegetables, tank oil. Ia pkgs mdse.
pkg household goods. 60 pkgs hardware, i car
coal, 10 cases eggs, 90 sacks grits, So tons pig
iron.
PerSavannah. Florida and Western Railway
Apru 2o-3O5 bales cotton :, 2l2 hbls rosin, 1.03S
bbls spirits turpentine 22S boxes oranges,
Dbl oranges IA boxes vegetables tank, 20
bbls vegetables, 8 refrigerstors, IA cars lumber,
l,O39 bales hay, cars brick. 5Ocaddies tobacco,
! car poles, bdls hides, II bbls whisky, Il pkgs
furniture, 100 pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
81 bbls rosin, cars lumber. car wood, car
coke, car oil, car beer, wheels, { axles and
rig couplings, holsters, 2doubletrees, 8 pkgs
wheels, boxes boxes clothin7, box books, 10
boxes hacks. organ, II boxes tobacco, % bdls
paper bags.
Per South Bound Railroad. April 27-6 bales
cotton, car wood, car lumber, 2 castings
April 2o-6 bales cotton. l pkg mdse. pkgs
hardware. car wood car live stock.
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New York. April 2s-Arrived out, Norman,
New York for Hamburg; Britanny, New York
for Liverpool; Runy, New York for Liverpool.
New York April 26-Cleared, schrs 1 Haz-
ard Brewster Georgetown; James Slater Pc
terson, Brunswick.
Sailed-schrs John Twohy, Brunswick; Ann ]
Trainor. Jacksonville.
Beachy Head, April 26-Passed, bark Gustav
Friedrich Focking lGerl, Michaelson, Brunswick
for Harrington
Belfast, April 25-Arrived, bark Carl Gustat
Nor, Lundqvist, Mobile.
Buenos Ayres. April 15-Arrived, bark AxeI
[Nor], Nielsen Pensacola.
Cadiz, April 2O-Arrived, Sailed, bark Rosalia
LItall, Garguilo, Savannah.
Cardiff, April 26-Arrived, ship Zimi [Brl,
Lloyd, Pensacola.
Dover. April 2G-Of. ship Algoma [Brl, Nell
CORN, Pensacola for Amsterdam.
Fastnet. April 2j-Passed bark Choice TBr1
Sutherland, Pensacola for Greenock.
Client, April 2l-Saled, bark Stella lGerl Ro-
Benkranz, Savannah.
Glasson Dock, April 25-Arrived. bark Alex
andrine Ger, Rickeles Brunswick.
Grangemouth. April 25-Arrived, bark George
Washington lDutchl. Schaap, Pensacola.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, April 2s.-To-day the Bank of Eng
land reduced its rate of discount to 2per cent.
NEW YORK, April rs, noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but steady. Money opened easy at i1562
per cent. Exchange-long, 81 67014 S714; short,
81 8s16G14 Ss94. State bonds neglected. Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady.
Erie . Ho.,t ,S S9S Ri Gsl '" P'. oa<
Lake Shore. 1894 Western Union. e. 9215
Norf. & W. pref. -
NEW YoRK, April 2s, 500 p m.-sterling ex-
I Sg16; commercial bills, "a s616Go4 So Money
easy at l1661! per cent; closing offered 116
per cent. Government bonds closed dull but
steady; four per cents l1594. State bonds dull
sub-Treasury BaIances-Coin. slOs. 299, 900;
currency. Sl0270.OOO.
The stock market during the forenoon to-day
exhibited some increase in the amount OF bust
ness as well as the general interest in specula-
ton, but it became dull and stagnant while
exhibiting firm temper in the main. The
feeling this morning, aided by reduction of
the Bank OF England rate, was conservatively
bullish even among the room operators, and
first prices we're fractionally higher right
through the list but weakness in Union Pacific
checked the advance after it had gone little
farther aud while there was a recovery from
the first decline, the market soon drlfted into
the most intense dizziness, with positive StaRna-
ton in prices. A hopeful feeling, however,
made itself felt later in the day aud there we're
a partial revival of the animation, with slow
but steady appreciation of values which again
brought most stocks up to aud IN some cases
beyond the level OF the best prices of the fore
noon Some of the owpriced shares at this
time made sharp movements upward, a nd Pitts
burg and Western preferred, Chesapeake and
Ohio shares Tennessee Coal aud Denver and
Rio Grande preferred made substantial gains
The market, however finally closed dull and
stagnant, generally at fractions better than
last evening and few marked gains were
made however, aud Sugar rose l1s, Lake Shore
IA and Reading rs per cent. The sales of
listed stocks were Al.OO0 shares and 5000
shares of unlisted.
The following were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship City OF Savannah for Boston
Christopher Baron and wife. K Pray and
wife, Samuel l Bridge. Stephen Flanders and
wife, Geo II Elson, H Pease, Miss Eliza May
all, Misses Grant, Geo f Kicker and son, o A
Drlnkwater and wife, Miss Bailey, Mrs Henry
Bailey. Mrs NJ Hunt, Paul W Abbott, J W
Townsend, ] Driscoll P A Beam, Mrs J Ola
zier J T Jenness. E S Upham. Mrs A Pierce,
Jno Nesh (coll. Brown (coD, P E Mount, W
Cox, H Mead and wife, g w Jenness and wife
and child Mrs w o Robinson, Mrs 4 Foster
s A Williams, Jno Merry, Mrs Robb Mrs Ira
Russell. Miss Fl Donovan, NJ j Brown, Miss NJ
Crosby, P Eastman, Geo Foshy. VIM Backman,
j F Foley, Geo w Brine, Mrs Palmer. II L Pease,
o Crockford, F W Raoul, Miss II Balkman
and steerage.
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Fruits end VeRetables.

NEW York, April Is. The orange market was
firm; Indian rivers, 81 006l5 co.; brights, SO 90
GA 90; russets, So 750D3 IS; grape fruit, 81 90
08 CO., strawberries cO025c; beans SO 0O06 90;
cabbage SO 0013 90; tomatoes So 90 "a 90 +;
pease 81 00612 90; lettuce So 0003 o.; aspara-
gus 50 000450; potatoes S. 0007 90.
PALMER. RIVENBURG & Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-29
EXPORTS.

Per steamship City Of Savannah for Boston
1887 bales upland cotton, 100 bags sea island
cotton, Az bales domestIcs and yarns 10 bbls
rosin oil, !l9 bbls rosn, 37s bbs spirits turpen-
tine, 70, 1874 feet lumber 10 bales hides 222 bales
linters. 30 bales moss, IA bbls vegetables $50
boxes vegetables, 05 tons pig iron. 1000 stages
81 refrigerators berries, 235 pkgs mdse.
Per schr John K DuBignon for Portland
47lU2l teet p lumber--Georgia Lumber Co.
Per schr VIM + Green & Son for Boston
427 ,54l feet D p lumber-Georgia Lumber Co.
Per schr Ohas futile for New York-5S3 1853
feet p 2 Iumber-Georgla Immher Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-29
FRIDAY, April 20 1892
.RRIvED YESTERDAY

Schr W m 81 shubert, Sloan, Baltimore with
coal to g ITaggart vessel to Geo Harriss & Co.
Schr Harriet Q Kerlin, Shaw, Philadelphia,
with coal to order, vessel to Geo Harriss & Co
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien and
Brunswick--W T Gibson. Manager.