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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-01
Deahy Brothers :!

Prices Titled down to. almost nothing among
the Wash Fabrics
Ionian Cloth material with the softness of
challie 80 inches wide at Sc yard. It was made
to sell for IL 12c but the manufacturer could not
fill the order at the time agreed, hence the great
loss. Near elevator)
OUR FINE SHIRT WAISTS.
We have IL dozen fine Sateen Shirt Waists
yet to be sold and the finer the goods the greater
the loss. They come in cardinals, blue and black,
raised shoulder and have been selling for $198 To
close the lot we've made the price 76c each (Cloak
department)
OUR WASH DRESSES
Our unlimited supply after this date including
hundreds of polka dots and stripes. all Sizes IS
per suit, were $3.50
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERS!
Every old Wrapper sold last week and the
loss was fearful
This week we offer 20 dozen Wrappers made
of best light prints, at 69c. worth 81.
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS.
In crepe cloth, madras, Oxford cheviot silk
stripes at SO, 70 and 98c 81 IS, $l.50 and $1.98
BLAZERS REEFERS
Seashore and mountain blazers in black and
blue all wool at $2.4e each (Upstairs)
SHOES! SHOES!
Ten cases of Ladies' Oxford Ties. The maker had
to take off the bands bearing the name because he
could let the goods be sold less than dollar.
We sell them-minus the name only at 47c pair.
Ladies' Tan Ozfords, 69c pair. Children's Oxford
Ties 40 and 62c pair, Misses 70 and 99c pair.
Ladies' Shoes rs and 99c, $l.25 and H1.6O Childs
grain shoes with tips, 43c pair Upstairs.
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RlDIkIN 4 COONEY.
Tuesday, Aug. 2,
And Thurs
SPECIAL.

5 dozen Ladies silk lace Mitts,
tan shades, Sc a pair
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THE WEATHER.

For Rhode Island: Cooler.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
New YoRK,, Jan. 0. noon.-Stocks opened
cent. Exchange-long, 81 $500 So; short
81 ss14Q4 IS. State bonds neglected. Govern
ment bonds dull but firm.
Erie...... $500. 321s Richmd & W. PIT.
Lake Lake Shore :. or 1214 Missouri Pacific. S3N
New YoaK, Jan. 8, 500 p. mastering ex.
change CT 7sel quiet but steady at 81 s31bGD4 50;
commercial bills, 81 S214GD4 s4I6 Money easy
no loans; closing offered at per cent Govern
ment bonds dull but firm; four per cents III
State bonds eSlected
Sub-treasury B slances-Coin, S1l27 200.
currency, So, 257, 900.
The stock market was still active to-day. but
the feverishness and irregularity which marked
Yesterdays dealings were also present, and un-
doubted heavy realizations contributed to make
the general heavy temper and despite large
buying orders, stocks were in full supply though
the sources from which they were supplied were
hard TO trace The liquidation was specially
prominent in Louisville andNashvllle, Atchison
and New England, while the strong spots in the
dusGrials, and few OF the low-priced special
ties. The opening was strong at fractional
advances over last nights figures, Missouri
racine showing gain of " per cent, but after
further fractional Rains, in which Chicago Gas
led, there was general decline. which was
really checked only with the close Of business
Louisville and Nashville took the lead in this
movement but New England soon Joined, and
the whole list followed with the exception of
richmond and West Point, coalers, and q few
OF the low priced shares though suspicion that
New York and Northern might not coma in for
any benefit. from the New England deal caused
material reaction in it, and it settled away
from 2bS9, at It's best yesterday, to 22 Manhat-
tan also showed the same influence at the close
us hnal bud being per cent. below its last sale.
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low another loss. This Is. however, only

now another loss. This is. however, only
small
Last Monday night the oolorsd folks of
Canton and surrounding country had big
dance and frolic over at Henry JOhostOn's,
on Col. Campbell Wallaceis place. Along
toward midnight whisky began TO assert it
self. and in opening a sachel 70 give one
of the dusky damsels a drink, Henry
Puckett les pistol drop out on the floor,
one Of the chambers IN which was
discharged the ball striking Erwin
Stevenson on the inside of the up
per part Of his right thigh and in
1Icting painful and dangerous
wound as the ball buried itself 50 far IN the
leg that it has not yet been found and cut
out. A short while afterward Henry Puck
EFT and girl and three or four other boys
started back t. town. Just as they got OPP
posite McCollum's blacksmith shop in town
pistol fred and Henry was heard to boil
loa "OW but 1t has not been
learned where he was hit or who
did the firing. However, Henry went to
work next morning limping, and William
Rice found near The blacksmith shop a
7-shooter with one chamber empty, but no
one has claimed 1t yet.
Atlanta special Macon Telegraph A
breezy little episode has developed which
occurred recently at the meeting of the
directors Of the Grant Park and Mcpherson
Barracks street railway. J. II. Mountain
is a northern man, and the trouble occurred,
it is said, about an order he issued to the
superintendent of the line to the effect that
no southern man was wanted TO work for
his company. Several men IN the position
of superintendents have been dropped on
account Of being natives of the sunny
south. and at last Mr.. Mountain assumed
the duties of the Office himself, in addition
to being one of the principal stockholders
and the original developer of the road.
Andy stewart, the tar collector, who is in
terested In the road, heard of the order. and
at the last meeting of directors tooK occa-
sion to state to Mr.. Mountain
that he didn't approve of any
such business methods. Mountain denied
it, whereupon Collector Stewart gave his
authority as Mr.. Turner, a recently deposed
superintendent. Andy Stewart had bis
hand in Mountains coat collar and was de-
nouncing him roundly for his arbitrary con-
duct when friends interfered and separated
them, no doubt preventing Mr.. Mountain
from receiving a sound thrashiug The
question will come up before the board of
directors at their meeting next Tuesday. and
some lively times are anticipated by those
who should know.
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4 Wall of Anguish.

Hard times, hard times. no cash in sight,
Is wall of woe uttered with such might
From nor III to south and east TO west,
To best advantage how can we our mo ney in
vest
Now here is advice; gratis such offers,
Heed it We fathers, ye sons and We brothers,
Its money for you, it's money for us,
So Yon see it's for business we kick up this
fuss.
Some will say, the same chestnut we heard for
years,
You're wrong, for such base thoughts fill our
eyes with tears,
Your wish to secure an overcoat suit or trousers
wen relieve
After a visit to US our claim you'll firmly be-
lieve
You see trade this season has been very dull,
And since the holidays there has been great
lull;
Our clothing and shoe stock we must positively
unload.
So come and invest aud save a months board.
During January only this offer we make.
For on February LIST an inventory Of stock we
we take.
II any more information you wish to seek,
Hasten to DryfuS Bros, Congress and JefTer-
son streeLs,-id.
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MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY JANUARY TO- 1892TwELvE PAGES.

family 81 OO0I2 90; extra mess 50 OO9
10 CO. Beef hams quiet at Sl2 50. Tierced beef
dull; city extra India mess $40 000l6 80.
Cut meats quiet; picked shoulders 41ec;
Sc. Mddles dun aud quiet; shOrt clear,
January delivery IS IS. Lard firmer, quiet;
western steam 60 571k; city So 10; January
delivery s. o.; February delivery 3; March
delivery 81 IS; May delivery IS 81 Peanuts
quiet; fancy bandpicked 41S14jzc; farmers
2744SLc. Freights TO Liverpool firm and
quiet; cotton, per steam il-6sd: grain 3D.
CHICAGO, Jan 9.-In response to the cOmpar-
alive steadiness OF the wheat market here, for
eign markets, as reported at the OF ening. came
steadler in tone. Early trading was done at not
far from the same prices as tie closing quota
tons Of the preceding afternoon, and shade
Of improvement quickly succ seded. The open
ing for May was at 931sGJs31Ec, and good buy
ing, which lasted for ten minutes, made the
ceased there was a reaction to 921Sc,
but below &c there appeared TO be very heavy
buying orders, which made the stay of the price
below the former quotation only momentary.
The close was barely steady al csc, reduction
OF Ac compared with yeste day. Cora was
quiet, but the decline was not important. The
ence. Gables were steady for cash
and near futures, bet weak on
distant futures May opened unchanged
at Also, touched 411zc, weakened. and closed
at bottom figures, 4l1sc, loss compared with
yesterday Of 14c. Oats were quiet and easy in
sympathy with cora, closing unchanged
TO &c lower: Hog products carried
over some of the bull enthusiasm from yes
terday. The advancing tendency of late
has attracted outside attention. aud the result
was that brokers had lot of buying orders on
hand at the opening. Their execution put
prices up me above the closing figures of yes
terday. but the strength evaporated when these
had been filed. The close was at or near the
bottom prices of the day. The market was
easy and slightly lower than yesterday
CHICAGO. Jan. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour duh and easy; spring patents
81 1904 IS; winter patents 81 1904 20;
No. 2 spring, s7I6c; No. 9 red, sec
Corn-No. 2, Ss14c. Oats-No. 2, 2s3zc Mess
pork, per barrel, So s711. Lard, per 100
tbs So 1905 2215. Short ribs sides, loose,
S. 50615 60. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed,
81 5044 6216. Short clear sides, boxed,
So e0G5 s. Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures closed as follows:
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The Morning News City Deliver
Is as perfect as money. experience and con-
slant care can make it. The paper is Dc
livered in any part of the city as far soutr
as Estill avenue promptly and regularly,
Immediately after going TO press, ana WIZ WIZ
as little delay as 8 possible to make Ger
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in the south, and Is under the immeulsa '.9
supervision Of the business office. None ou'
the pest carriers are employed, and our ool COZ
slant aim is TO make this important dePaIy
mont faultless. In the southern part OF VIC
city prompt delivery IS made by wasosa,
guaranteeing to those living dlstan.o
from the Office an early service. The MoEss
ING NEWS will be delivered regularly i 10
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Your subscription solicited.
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MEMORANDA.

New York, Jan ARRIVED, schrs James e
Woodhouse, Laury, Jacksonville; Annie L Hen
derson, Barter Savannah; Horace P Shares
Mount, Savannah; VIM H Sumner, Pendeton,
Savannah; Isaac N Kerlin, SUeelman, Bruins
wick.
Genoa, Jan 5-Arrived, bark Nile Figlie [Ausl
Palenvich, Savannah.
Isle of Wight, Jan Passed, steamship Hall
amshire lBrl, AlleYne, Fernandina for Gothen-
burg
Liverpool, Jan ARRIVED, steamship King.
dom lBr], Roberts, Savannah.
Matanzas, Jan 2-Sailed, schr John A Griffin,
Harding, Tampa
Barter, Brunswick, Ga.
Baltimore Jan ARRIVED, schts Edward c
Hight, Richards, Charleston: Addie Charleson
Preston, Port Royal; Charles K Schutt Cobb,
Charlotte Harbor Fla.
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Cleared-scbr IDA JLevis ui.h..

Cleared-schr Ida J Lewis, Higbee. Saw.
nah. 09fen'
Charleston, Jan SAILED. schr Georyi. ,
Drake, Port Royal. AA
Fernandina, Jan Arrived, steamship T.,
ington iBTl, Barnard. savannah I.a'
Galveston, Jan Sailed, sohr Andrew Nah
ger, Queen, Mobile 'oo4l'
Jacksonville. Jan Cleared. schrJ HID
HGskell, New York. ''- zen,
Pensacola. Jan 4-Cleared. bark Ellida NJ,
Hansen. Barrow. l-'oi ],
Port Royal. Jan ARRIVED steamship II
Melville, Warwick, Philadelphia. aus
Philadelphia, Jan Arrived schr Jo.
Judge, Davidson, Brunswick 'Niues
Characteristics Charles Z Schmidt. Sb.-
Charleston. SHai p
Delawars Breakwater, Jan ARRIVED soA
John PenrOse, Smith. Savannah '0uf
Providence, Jan 7-SaiIed schr Vsro,5 -
Beecher Brunswick 4' Z,
Wilmington, n c, Jan 7-Cleared, schr II a.
1Iisnoermann; Miller, New York via savanna
Morang, Jacksonville 'ofa'
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Leading futures closed as follows:
Opening. Highest.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Q. - Flour steady and un-
changed; Howard street and western superfne
SO 1908 so; extra SIS 60lI4 Is; extra family
81 1901 rs; city mills, Rio brands, extra, So 90
Ge6 25; winter wheat patent So 1906 90; spring
patent SO COOS rs; spring straight, s. $500 S5;
bakers, 81 S5Q5 10. Wheat steady; No. 2 red
on spot and January 81 00340l Of; Southern
wheat steady; Fultz, 95c03l 03; Longberry 96c
QS106. Corn-Southern steady; white at 470
5lc; yellow at 47051c
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Flour was quiet; family
g 1893 So; winter patent s.; fancy
966po16c Corn firm; No. mixed 43c. Oats
strong; No. 2 mixed sac. Provisions-Pork
new mess 81 IS Lard armer at So 1879
5 62l5. Bacon quiet; short clear at SO SIX
Whisky steady at 81 IL. Sugar stronger
Hogs quiet; common and light, 80 1908 70;
packing and butchers, IS 1904 90.
family IS 8o9a 4o choice 81 COOS Is; fancy
81 1904 20; extra fancy 81 1904 90; new
patents 81 4O@4 90. Wheat closed lower
No. red dsS cash, S9{se January delivery
asked; July closed at Ss5sc. Corn closed
very dull; No. 2 cash 3e5s036S4o; Jan
uary delivery closed at 96$sc; February
delivery closed at s614c; May delivery closed at
Bagging 5s4075ac. Iron cotton ties 81 $50 20.
Provisions strong, higher, Pork, new, standard
prime steam, 90 So Dry salt meats heats
Boxed shoulders, at 81 rs; longs SIS G5
ribs, IS IS; short clear S. IS. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders sRgi s. GO; longs s. s21d; ribs Sc ss59
at SO 0O0lO 50. Whisky steady at 81 is
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Coffee steady; Rio,
ordinary to fair, 14016lfc; Sugar higher and
9 13 l6c; prime s9Sa2Nc; fair to prime
Q 1-l602 1916; inferior 214c; centrifugals. off
white, 1868 1880; fully fair to prime,
1I-l6c; prime strictly prime, Lice; choice,
| Fn} to "A .f<s Il
$3.50; common, 23602 9-i6c; centrifugals
| active and strong; choice white, DC;
off white, 13-16c; choice yellow clarified
334c; prime yellow clarified, 39s6G3 11-16c; off
Molasses quiet; open kettle strictly prime, soc;
| good fair to prime, 2S099c; centrifugals
prime to good prime, 16020c; prime 25027c;
good common to good fair, 230325c; choice
to fancy, SIC; strictly prime, 19020c;
common, 70Sc; inferior. 51606c prime. 200
21c; fair to good fair, eQl12c; good common SC;
ssy y 2i0g9c Bacon; boxed shoulders
western rectifed 81 0401 09.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK, Jan Q, noon.-Spirits turpentine
dull and easy at 34034lbc. Rosin quiet but
steady at 81 3501 40.
quiet and steady; strained, common to good
81 350l 40. Turpentine dull and steady at 81
QS4I6c.
CH1R1EsroN. Jan. o. Spirits turpentine
81 is.
WILMINGTON, Jan. g. Spirits turpentine
quiet at soc; Rosin firm strained at 81 15;
good strained 81 20. Tar steady at 81 80. Crude
turpentine steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 so;
virgin ST. 80.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-spirits turpentine a5s Cd.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 8, noon.-Spirits turpentine
25s.
RICE.
NEW York, Jan. 9.-Rice firm, moderate de-
mand; domestic, extra to fair, 5000; Japan
5I6G9594c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9-Rice steady; or.
binary to good S4404S4c.
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II have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs. and In each case have used Browns
Bronchial Tr, ches. which have never failed
and l must say they are second to none In the
world - Felfr 4. Mdy, Cashier, ST. Paul,
Minn.-Ad
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Full line of ladies' fast black and naturai
color hose in the Jaeger underwear depart
ment at Appel & Schaups, One frlcS
Clothiers, sole agenGs.-Ad.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Pemptos [Gerl Johannessen. Bre-
men-Strachan & Co.
= Steamship Ardanrigh [Brl, Davey, Liverpool
-Strachan & Co.
Steamship D H Miller, Billups, Baltimore
J Carolan, Agt.
Steamship Kansas City. Fisher, New York
&C G Anderson.
Bark Professor Nordenskiold [Norl, Lie,
Buenos Ayres-Chr Dahl & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Decatur II Miller, Baltimore,
Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
Steamship Leconfleld [Br], Barcelona.
Bar Julius [Portl, Lisbon.
Bark Esmeralda [Rusl. Alicante.
Bark Ismaele [Itall. Charleston.
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This kind of weather ought to remind you
Of the fact that if You wore the Jaeger's
under you would not feel these sudden
changes. Appel g. Schaul, sole sgents,-Ad
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Gymnasium goods, athletic goods ana
outing goods. at LaFar's.-Ad.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all n.,,
elcal Information will be furnished masta-s y.
vessels Tree OF charge in United Staras a. ~
aroSraphic once IN che Custom House Ca
talns are requested to call at the Office N@P-
LIEUT. T II SHERMAN
In CHARGE HydKoRraphin Statios
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ct indicates trace Of rain or snow
P. H. SMYrH. Observer. Weather Bureau

P. H, SMYTH. Observer. Weather Bureau
a Tremendous Stock OF SilverWsre'
You should examine the immense
Display Of sterling and fine
Plated silverware at Sternberg's.
House-keepers wedding present
Purchasers and all interested in
Really fine goods in the latest designs
Can find just what they want here.-Aa
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The Jump IN 49, developed great activity
in Reading, but the improvement in price - as
Of no importance The market finally closed
active aud heavy 70 weak at about the lowest
prices of The day. The only final losses Of note,
however. were per cent IN New England, and
q in Louisville and Nashville. which rallied
slightly toward the end Of the session. The
sa IS Of listed stocks were 2Sj CO., shares and
unlisted 1000 shares
The following we're the closing quotations Of
the New YORK stock Exchange:
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was again easier and lower and prices sold off
nc. There was a moderate inquiry at the de-
cline and rather small business doing. At the
Board Of Trade on the opening call the market
was posted at SO1f, bid for regulars
At the second call 1t closed firm
at S013c for regulars Rosin-The market was
and well N maintained. The demand was rather
slow and for small lots. The total sales
for the day were about 1880 barrels
AT the Board Of Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm at the following
quotations: A, b. C, D and K, 81 IS: r
81 %; G, 81 25: H., 81 30; l, 8! IS; K. 50 10;
NJ. 81 s.. n, s. %; window glass. So rs;
water white, 81 20. At the last call 1t closed
unchanged with sales Of 450 barrela
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COMMERCIAL.
7---|-"---l--7-"7--- 7-7--7-7-7'-71-7--7-"-
SAVANNAH Markets.
OFFICE MoRNING NEws.

OFFICE MORNING EEWS.
SAvASNAH. Ga. Jan Q, 1859.
COTToS-There was nothing new in the spot
market, except that It was quiet and somewhat
steadier The demand was rather indifferent,
and the smallest days business for some time
back was hat. Holders we're asking full quo
tations on all offerings The total sales for the
day were 931 bales. On Change at the
opening call. AZ 10 a. m, the market YVES
bulletined quiet and unchanged. with sales Of
% bales. At the second call. at p. m. It was
quiet the sales being 626 bales At the third and
last cal, at p. m, it closed quiet and m
changed with further sales Of PA bales. The
following are the official closing spot quota
tions Of the Chiffon Exchange.
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Harderfold underwear, equal to Jaegers
at LaFar.-Ad.
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Maximum temperature. 52'. minimum ten
perature $50.
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 7S3
O'Clock a. m. yesterday augusta timeD
was 1912 feet, a fall of 23 feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations Tor the MORNING News.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 9, 1855 p. NJ. city time.
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SUNDAY. Jan 70. 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

SUNDAY. Jan TO- 1892
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Bleville [Frl. Blondel, Liverpool
via Lisbon, in ballast, to Richardson s. Barnard
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTBR-
DAY.
Bark Audacia Portl, Ferreira, to load for
Europe-Esteve & Co.
Bark Themis [Norl, to load for Europe-C Chr
@ Dahl g. Co.
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POULTRY - Market overstocked; demand
light.
EGas-Market irregular and well supplied.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market
HoEEY-Demaud nominal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGE NCE,
'-~~~>-~--~~~-~~->z~~-~-~---
Sun RISES Observation-Disclosures. 7.13
CuN SETS b:Ul
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 4:21 "A N, 4:49 NJ
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah al 1 vicinity
for to-day: Fair. followed by increasing
cloudiness, with showers; warmer.
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Official forecast from Washing.
! Dam ton for Georgia: Light rains,
IhlN stationary temperature, except
- slightly cooler on the coast; north,
east winds
Comparison of moan temperature at Savaa
Eah. Ca, Jan. 8, 1892. and the mean OF tho
same day for nineteen years.
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PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
r W Gait DR. w T Helmuth and servant ] NJ
Perry. Arthur Dare, Mrs D L Pousseau and 4
steerage.
Per steamship City of Macon, for Boston,
Mrs j Jackson, G j Dearborn.
Per steamship d H Miller for Baltimore
Miss Myers, H Mclaughlin, j Laggan
j w Humphreys and wife, NJ Carry, Miss NJ
Nichols, Miss Emma Kuhn
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Il am to understand, then" he said, as
be dropped his umbrella and dropped his
hat while picking il up, and rose with Il
gerry red face from the effort of recovering
both, Il am to understand that further ef
forts on my part To win place in your al
feotlous are usclesS-that in short, you are
indifferent 10 me"
II am sorry,' she said, "but you have
exactly described he state Of affairs"
Il am very unfortunate" he said, AS he
cleared his throut and moistened his lips,
which were becoming cracked and dry, Il
am very unfortunate. | had hoped for a
different result"
Il am MOI aware that / have encouraged
such a hope"
lou have not, but my disappointment
is not the les>s keen for shat | had hoped
to impress you with a selB,e Of nay devotios,
my desire to serve you, and believed that
this would soften your heart TO ME; that q
kindly feeling would DO aroused which
would ultimately grow into something
warmer"
She shook her lead
May not hope that something of this
kind may yet reward my efforts DO please
you, That you may be led TO love me just a
little at first, n little more a month after, q
LITTLE more after that, and thus keep add
ing 10 your interest in NE unt!l eventually
you shall have be,,i owed upon me the full
sum Of your aftection"
1T Is impossible. SIR" she said coldly.
"fathnr has been always we'll TO do and we
never have ANY transactions in this family
on the inhtallmsnt plan. New York
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