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TONIGHT ToNIoHri
FRIDAY. APRIL %. IMPORTANT HvRNTi
First PRODUCTION on any stage Of Charles ooshisns
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THE CHECK BOOK.
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April 25. 1892.
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The morning news., 1892-02-22

daughter of jefferson Davis. contributes
her concluding paper on "The American
Girl VINO Studies Abroad Miss Davis
writes entertainlngly on a subject Of which
she has had practical and personal knowl-
edge, and makes strong plea for Ameri-
can training for American girls There arc
number OF other interesting articles
Ladies Home Journal, 4SS-4S5 Arch street =,
| philadelphia.
The North american Rerisig for March
has a number of notable articles. One that
will attract great deal of attention is
Issues OF the Presidential Campaign" !" by
Senator James Mcmillan of Michigan
| Representative Benton McMiilin of Tennes-
see, Senator Frank Hiscock Of New York,
Representative r. 4. Bland Of Missouri,
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine, representa-
tive W. G. p. Breckinridge Of
! Kentucky and ". r. Merriam, gov
ernor Of Minnesota. The anti-slavery con-
! ference at Brussels is the subject of an
elaborate article bv his excellency the Bel
gian minister at Washington. The extent
to which. our commercial relations with
Chile can be promoted, Is the subject Of an
article which William Elleroy Curtis, chief
of the bureau of American republics Hon.
William NJ Springer, chairman Of the
| committee on ways and means. has an arti-
| Gle of unusual interest to the commercial
WOrlu, proposing an international monetary
conference. No. 8 East Fourteenth street,
New York.
Jesus Christ, Our Saviour's Person,
Mission and Spirit" From the French of
Rev. Father Didon. o. P. Edited by Rt
Rev. O'Reilly, D. D.. D. LIT. domestic
prelate TO bis holiness. With an introduction
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The morning news., 1892-02-22

1t was o'clock p. m. aud George Mont
gomery bad been spending the afternoon
with sweet Lillian Luray, says the Detroit
Free Press. "GoOd-by. darling" he said.
fondly as they stood IN the darkened vesti-
bule. Good by, George" she murmured.
nesting her head in the time-honored place
"Good-by." ''Good-by." an every part
ing, dearest, there is the image OF death. 4"
he whispered, holding her close and Kissing
her passionately, ''and we may never meet
again" 10. George, darlingT she said
ciinglnG to him almost tlercely. "Who
knows, my own, what may happen be-
tween this hour aud when we meet
again" "Mizpahl" she breathed, and threw
her arms about him convulsively. "Yes,
darling" he spoke tremulously, 'let
us keep that word as our shield and armor. 4"
"Anhyou will come back 70 me-to your
own little loving Lillian, George-the same
beautiful and brave George you have al
waysp Trust me, Lillian, darling: trust
your George" 30, darling,n she said.
strong in the faith of woman, "I do trust
you. How could l love you so IL did not p
and she kissed him fondly. "Then l shall
come again, Lillian. my own "But when
Georgei Whenw she asked apxiouslY. AT
s o'clock this evening, darling" 30,
George" she walled, will 1t be so long as
that's So long-so longT He took her in
his strong arms tenderly. Darling" he
whispered, make it Z; 80 o'clockp And it
came to pass as he had spoken.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
LIST OF VESSELS.
LAo OH Loo1Los
Up, Cleared and SaiIed for this Port.

Up. Cleared and sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Carl KouoW TNorl. Peterson, Savannah. sid
Fab via Bluefields
Charrington lBrl. Dawson, Galveston, sid Jan
via Bremen.
Elmville lBrl. Robionson, Barry, sid Feh2
Nant Gwynant lBFi, Lewis. Liverpool. sid Feb 8.
indian Prince lBrl. Forsyth, Rotterdam. via
Newcastle. sid Jan =.
Reciprocity [Brl. Jones. Rio Janeiro, sid Jau 25.
Austriana lBrl, Jensen, Rio Janeiro. sid Nov :.
BARKs.
Arndt lNorl. Gunderson. Antwerp, sid Sept Il,
at Falmouth. in distress Oct 10.
Candeur lNorl. Nielsen. Barcelona, sid Jan 25,
John Ritson LRusl. Rosenberg, London, sid Jan
Selma KBrl. Bach. Liverpool. SD Nov 81
Bonita lNorl, Andersen, at Antwerp Nov p.
Honor Nor, Dannevig, at Port Natal Jana
Austria Nor Olsen. at Bio Janeiro Dec %.
Birgitte tNorl, johnson, Liverpool, Dec q, Holy
head, sid Jan IS.
Insula Capri lNorl, Larsen, Durham, sid Jan IS.
Luigi Ruggiero GItall. Scognamlglio, Hamburg.
Erminia [Norl, Bull. Antwerp. sid Jan -.
Parthenia Brl, Davies, Rio Janeiro, sid Jan IS.
Godeffroy lCierml. Joerck, Liverpool, sid Jan 20.
Ragna NOR, Pedersen, Liverpool, sid Jan 20.
Ornen LNori, Olsen, Santos. sid Dec p.
Otus LNorl. Ekornaess, London, sid Jan 20.
Razeto lItall Razoto, Dakar, up Jan 90
Giovanni lItal Cafiero. Havana sid Feb 23
Wayfarer [Norl, Gram, Santos, sid Dec %.
NJ Petersen lNorl, Sto=sen Liverpool. sid Jan
25.
Artemis [Norl. Moe, Middlesborough. sid Feb 4.
Yesta lNorl, Gjertsen, Antwerp, sid Feb g.
G Harbtz lNorl, Dahl. Honheur sid Feb 9.
Venerata lNorl, Petersen, Liverpool. sid Feb 10.
Wallis & Sohn lGerl, spiegelborg, Liverpool sid
Finland LRusl, =. Passages, sid Jan
Johan Wilhelm IGerl, Nietzke, St Nazaire, sid
Feb O.
veritas [Norl, Nielsen. Dublin, sid Feb II.
Giusto IAusl Mariglio. Marseilles, sid Jan via
Marco Polo lNorl. Berndt, Demerara, sid Jan %
William INorl, Larsen, Liverpool, sid Feb l3.
Haakon Haakonsen [Norl, Salvesen, London
Leto [Norl. Wayle, St Louis du Rhone, sid Jan
16.
Annie Batchelder, Doughty. Philadelphia. sid
Robt Dillon. Leighton. New York, up Feb IL.
Mary Q Mariner, Pray. Savannah via Porto
Rico sid Dec IS.
scHooNERs.
Daniel Fearling, Clifford Boston sid Feb 16
Maggie NJ Keough, Tilton, at New YORK Jan %
via Port Royal.
Emma T Cottlngham. Somers. Philadelphia, up
Jan %.
John Proctor. -. Baltimore, sid Jan 90.
Jennie Thomas, Young. Baltimore. up Feb L.
Isabella Gill, Collision, Ba t1more, up Feb 12.
Harriet Q Kerlin, Shaw. Philadelphia, up Feb 10.
Lizzie Brayton, Rogers, Boston, sid Feb H.
FANNIE Brown, Sharrett, Richmond, Va, up Feb
VIM H Shubert, Sloan, New York, I'D FebI7.
Thomas Ball, Thomas Philadelphia, up Feb
IL.
Napoleon Boughton. Stiles. Baltimore, up Feb
IA
Annie Bliss. Phillips. Baltimore. up Feb %.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

trained to be musical and gentle, have been
taken up by many.
Every one knows that a woman's voice is
not appreciated for any length OF time un-
less it be melhfiuous aud agreeable. there
fore the frightened ones that are awakened
Co the fact are practicing broad as and run
ming the whole gamut OF vowel sounds that
the teachers require.
Nasal tones are becoming tones OF the
past, aud our speech is like unto that Of our
English sisters. MARGARET HAbsM
The morning news., 1892-02-22
Fruit and Vesetables.

NEW YORK, Feb 2O.-The orange market is
improving; Indian river, SO OO03 so; brights,
selected, 81 00@2 30; straight, 81 7502 25; rus
gerlnes' S. Oo@4 no.; msndarins 81 OGas %;
grape fruit, 81 OO02 so; Strawberries. 75c0S1 90;
beans, 81 0O0S so; tomatoes, 81 5002 90; Gu
cumbers, 81 OOG14 90; cabbage. SO 0003 90; egg
plant, $40 000l5 90; lettuce. 81 0005 20.
PALMER. RIYFNRrRG & Co.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
MEDICAL.

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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice to mariners. pilot charts aud all nau-
ticalinformation will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge in United States Hy-
drograDnic Ohics In the Custom Honse. Cap
talnsare requested to call at the office
4 LIEUT. F II SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

Nsvv York. Feb 21-Arrived. La Bretagnone,
usvre: Holland, Liverpool
lived out-Adriatic and Umoria. New YORK
ioL u ~ Work. Feb 19-Arrived. schrs Horace P
sbsres. Mount. Savannah; Jesse @ Woodruff.
Toynsend, DarieD-
y5isarsd- Schrs J B Holden. Haskell, ,Mayport
ria. Maggie G Hart, Blake, Fernandina; South
sbore. Swestland. do.
rrrtchley, Apalachicola.
lizard Feb l9-Passed, bark Heidi [Swl, Hag-
md Savannah for Harburg.
barcelona Feb arrived, steamship Lecon-
sald rRr1 Mason, Savannah.
cape Verbs, Feb 6-Sailed, steamship Bernard
Tpr1 Host, Feralndina-
colon Feb l9-ArTlved, Schr Florence Me-
ose Rogers, Pensacola
spsrnanbuco, Jan 13-Sailed, bark Glynwood
rPr Hughes, Darten.
3is,itimore. Feb 1e-Arrived, schr Annie Bliss,
Cleared and sailed-Schr Anna 7 Ebener,
Snriuger, Charleston.
'tSaIIed-Schr Chas @ Dame, Charleston.
brunswick, Feb 14-Arrived. barks Barba Azul
Tspl. Linares, st Jago; Hama lhor1, Nygaard.
and Ruth INorl, Tonnesen, Barbados; schr ] W
hawthorne, Hoffses, New York.
CIeared-Barks Professor Lintner INorl,
Thomsen Rotterdam; Alexandrine lGerl, Ricke-
les Glasgow; Hoppet [kusl, York, Dordrecht.
sailed-Schr S @ Tryon, Sears, st Michaels
Chas Coulomb, Hazelton, Philadelphia; Eras-
tus Wiman, Thompson, New York; Flora Rogers,
Johnson 90, JO1u , AIuebs OlSen, 40.
Coosaw, Feb l9-Arrived, schr Nellie W How
lett Buckalew, Norfolk
Darien, Feb l9-Arrived, schrs Caleb Ridg-
way. Chambers; Martha Bement Rulon, and
Varuna, Hyer, New York Harry Prescott, STRAIT
ton st Smons.
Cieared-Schrs Horace Morse. Harrison,
Rath; Tens A Cotton, Cranmer New York
Frank Mcdonald, Haskell, Philadelphia.
Galveston. Feb 19-Sailed, bark Jennie Swee-
pey, Morse, Pensacola.
Georgetown, s G, Feb 19-Arrived, schr Jos
W Hall Gheen, New York,
Salled-Schrs Eleanor, Mccoy, and Annie z
Rudolph Hudson. New York.
Jacksonville, Feb 16-Arrived, schrs John s
Davis, Barrett, Philadelphia; Bertha Louisa,
War;, New York.
Cleared-Schr Emma Heather, Powell, Will
mington. Del.
Norfolk, Feb 19-Sailed. steamship Aurora
Nor. Andersen, from Charleston for Bremen.
Newport News, Feb 17-Sailed, schr VIM II
Bailey for Charleston.
New Haven, Feb 19-Arrived. schr E Wea-
yer, Brunswick.
Pensacola Feb 19-Arrived, barks Southern
Belle -Rusl, Widlun, Cherbourg; Gudrun [Norl.
Tonnesen, Bahia; London [Brl, Montevideo;
Royal Visitor [Norl, Fleetwood; schrs Henry
Lippett, Howes, Cienfuegos; Stephen G Loud,
Pearson. Bermuda.
Cleared -Barks Haab [Norl, Lange, London;
Andrea Wilhelmina lSwl, Bergstedt, Grlmsby.
Philadelphia, Feb 19-Cleared, schr Kate V
Aitken, Brewer, Jacksonville.
Washington, d c. Feb 15-Arriyed, schr Wa
terman A TAFT, Jr, Mckenzie Pensacola.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, Feb 19-Bark Bonanza [Norl, SaIve-
sen, from Apalachicola for Buenos Ayres, is
stranded on Ortiz Bank near her destination
She has lost her rudder and rigging, and her
keel is broken The vessel has been condemned.
Darien, Feb ia large timber-laden water
logged vessel name unknown, was towed into
Sapelo this morning.
Wilmington, n c, Feb 16-Schr Millie R Bo-
hannah. keville, from Philadelphia for Fernan-
dina, before reported having put into this port
in distress, has completed repairs and is reload
ing cargo.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

Princess gowns are much in vogue.
In the smooth, dark cloths, bordered with
fur at foot and throat, they are notably
stylish.
The pointed train has taken the place Of
the round one, and holds its shape beauti-
fully upon the wearer. A few economical
husbands, and would-be ones, have com
mented upon such waste of material aud
reckless extravagance, yet the whole femi>
nine world go on wearing them, laughing
in their sleeves as only women can
The morning news., 1892-02-22

II care for nothing but to be slim I" said
pretty girl the other day, whose undue
amount OF avoirdupois had been causing
her much anxiety.
II do not see why you should trouble
yourself. replied l, "your success is evil
dent"
"Yes. suppose so. But if you knew, il
you dreamed, of the thoughts and time
have expended upon arriving at anything
like sure state, you would pity me. 1t
actually caused sleeplessness, for my ears
had been filed through the day with
sweet-tempered remarks of friends"
and she smiled scornfully, "who de-
lighted In telling me, that l was so stout.
Ughl 1t made me miserable, and | stood
before my mirror for days and days, and
worried the modisJe's soul out of her, until
we jointly contrived an idea that would
make me the correct style"
II wish you joy of your victory" said 1;
"you are as natty and attractive as fashion
plate.
1t was time to smile, and she thanked me
with happy heart.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

Every one is talking about the Astor ball.
This is the annual ball, understand, and it
took place few days ago.
Spring blossoms were prominent in the
house .decorations-the gorgeous, topical
azaleas-callIng to remembrance southern
gardent, sweet-scented verdure and whiffs
of balmy air.
On the stairway the American beauty
rose and its humber neighbor, the jonquil,
were side by side, while red lilies and white
hung gracefully from the necks Of tall vases.
All the elite were there, and the rich
gowns that trailed and shimmered about,
the jewels that blazed from corsage, coif-
fure and throat, would mean a hopeful sum
to many poor deliver after wealth.
Mrs. Astor's gown was OF pale mauve
velvet, the front Of white satin, heavily en-
broidered in gold. With thiu sparkled the
noted diamonds.
You who were unfortunate enough not to
be there can conjecture up the vlsion-a
woman that appeared as if stepping out of a
picture.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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The morning news., 1892-02-22

China-painting has again become a pas,
time and an art. The expert handlers of
the brush have organized a club, the pur-
pose being to collect articles to exhibit at
the worlds fair. The club has been termed
the New York Ceramic.
There is plenty of time to think and talk
about it. yet much enthusiasm is rife among
the members. They are mostly teachers,
and come from every place about New York
state.
Surely no daintier handiwork proceeds
from woman's brain, and the ones that
have plenty OF leisure time. and delight in
bric-a-brac, studiously fill up two or thre 9
hours day with brush and blender, achiev-
ing triumphs with the same.
The morning news., 1892-02-22

Salons continue to be the thing for people
of note.
One is not expected unless one knows
something, or has had something in ones
life to count as conspicuous. Every one
there feels assured that they are above
mediocrity, and it is fact not to be dis
puted.
The long haired person is always the vir-
tuoso, the slim young woman In pale green
or yellow, a disciple of Delsarte's, or lover
of art in general; the expressive faces and
artistic eyes meeting ones own, men and
women made famous by their pens, while
silver -throatcd exponents Of song stand be-
tween.
1t is place TO see life, and plenty of it,
and one always goes away with a sense Of
satisfaction at having been in proper and
congenial elemen9, the only regret being
that so many evenings intervene before the
next.
The morning news., 1892-02-22
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

e,s.mer Alpha, Strobhar, Bluffton = II
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The morning news., 1892-02-22

MONDAY. Feb p. lS92
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