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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23
Observer Weather Bureau.

william Brown Baker, who died recently
in Southampton, England, at the age Of o.
was able a few years ago to settle q
point Of no little literary interest 1t having
been publicly stated that Sir Walter scott
mad never visited that part Of Berkshire in
which scenes Of his historical no-el "Kentl-
worth" are laid Mr.. Brown Baker was able
conclusiyely 10 settle the question in the af
frmative, he having been present when Sir
walter called on Mr.. Brown Bakers uncle at
Kingston Lisle for the purpose Of gaining To-
cal information In connection with Way
land Smiths Cave" ana other Berkshire folk
lore. subsequently EN- bodied in "Kenilwor'h.'
Tbe Wizard OF the North was the guest Of
Or. Hughes. canon Of St. Paul and vicar Of
Umington grandfather Of the author OF Tom
browns Schoolday and while IN the vale
called on DR.. Slater. rector Of Cumnor, to
whom he was indebted for many local details
concerning the old house.
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rice, 267 sacks rice, 300 sacks meal, 300 sacks
cotton seed meal, 20 sacks bran, 63s sacks oats
bales hides, 80 kegs.
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A SPARAGUS plumosus, the handsomest OF
n all ferns viii last for weeks, fronds and
plants IN any quantity. CutfiOwers and floral
designs a specially. Headquarters at
Strong's Pharmacy, near De soto. George
Wagner Florist, Thunderbolt road, tele-
phone 49,
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WANTED, a smart boy or girl in every
w school in the United States to solicit
subscriptions for any newspaper or magazine
published. Good pay, easy work, s. o in
prizes. Address at once Pendrys Subscrip-
ton Agency Eusts Fla.
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The steam tug Brusstar is on Jones ma
rine railway to have her hull scraped and
painted.
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List of Vessels in the Port of Savannah
Savannah, Sept -, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Laurestina TBrl, sos tons Gavin, Harve
ldg-J + Minis & Co
Ormesby BrI ,s2s tons, Marquest, Bremen
ldg-J F Minis & Co.
Viola IBrl, 1904 tons, Murray, Reval
ldg-Richardson & Barnard.
Inchdune I3rl. s95 tons, Watson, Bremen
ldg-J + Minis & Co,
Altoona [Brl, l405 tons, Ayers, Barcelona ana
Genoa ldg-J + Minis Co
CraigmOre [Brl, 1853 tons, Parry Bremen, ldg
-Strachan Co,
Coronilla [Brl, s22 tons, Howes, st Petersburg
ldg-J f Minis b Co.
Inc6arren IBrj, Mcdonald, Europe ldg-
+ Minis & Co.
Westwater [Brl, 1,S4S tons, --, Liverpool,
Miguel M Pinillos [Spl, 2,179 tons, elsa, Bar
celona, ldg-Esteve Co.
Danish Prince lBrl, 1912 tons, Biggs, Medit-
erranean. ldg-Strachan 4 Co.
VIM Lawrence, 576 tons Kirwan, Baltimore,
cld-John J Carolan, Agent
Nacoochee, 905 tons, Smith, New York cid
Dessoug, - tons, Edwards, Philadelphia
G G Anderson.
Fourteen steamships.
BARKs.
Aurora, CPS tons, Koss, Europe, ldg-Chr G
Dahl Il Co.
Mariannina [Norl, 496 tons, Asterita, Europe
ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Linden Norl $50 tons, Aanonsen Rotterdam
ashore at quarantine-Chr @ Dahl Il Co
Loyal lNor 796 tons, Gregersen, Hamburg,
ashore at quarantine-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Giuseppina X IItall, $50 tons, Castellano,
Europe at quarantine--Chr G Dahl Il Co.
Alba TItall, SOB tons, Mortalo, Venice-Chr
G Dahl Il Co.
LON [Norl, Samuelson, Europe, ldg-Chr G
stanley INorl, 4s1 tons, Petersen, ldg-chr G
Dahl 90,
veneta INorJ 6l7 tons, Petersen, Europe, ldg
Posiedon Nor. 587 tons, Hansen Europe, at
quarantine-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Elma tNorl, ri tons, Touresen, Pernambuco,
ashore "a quarantine + Minis 4 Co.
Mary Ames, 6G5 tons, Knowles, Java, ldg-
J f. Minis & Co.
Onward [Nor1 55s tons, Frolic, Continent, ldg
j r Minis & Co. .t-
Cortesia IItall, $50 tons, yerglio, Trieste, ldg
j r Minis 4 Co.
TIL. Thoresen [Norl. 43s tons, Salvesen, at
quarantine F Minis s Co.
Ore Nor. 6li tons, Ellertscn, Europe, at
quarantine-J Il Minis & Co.
Gler lBrl, 4s5 tons, McNutt, Europe, dis F
Minis & Co
Jos Roberts q Co.
Werner TNorI. Tobiassen s99 tons, Europe
ldg-Paterson, Downing Co;
Mary f Chapman, Kyfin, Europe ldg-
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Jerusalem (Norl, 901 tons, Erickson, at Tybee
wtg-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Mexico Brl, Az tons Moncrief, Europe, ldg-
StraChan & Co.
BruciSey castle LBrl, 1914 TONS Charles
StraChan & Co.
Twenty three barks.
BARKENTINES,
Cosmo [Brl, 885 tons Davies, Rotterdam CID
Strachan s. Co.
Genosta IBrl. 41a tons, Davies, repairing
-Strachan & Co.
South American [Brl, 3s6 tons, Green
Master.
| Three barkentines.
ii soHooNERs.
Leila Smith, 264 tons, Reymer, Newburg
ashore at Tybee-George Harriss g. Co.
| John Gregory, 800 tons Andreasen New
| York, ldg-GeOrge Harriss s. Co.
| Emily F NOrtham, 1916 tons, Johnson, New
| York ldg-George Harrlss & Co.
| Martie A Holmes, 52l tons, Rines Norfolk dis
! George Harriss & Co.
| Julia A Trubee, 1902 tons, Hansen, New York,
| ldg-George Harrss s Co.
| w Millen 1856 tons, Rummell New York ,ldg
| -Stillwell, Millen & Co.
| Chas E Young, 534 tons Corson, New York
| ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

g1g Price Habersham and Abercorn cars
convenient Remember MONDAY, 25th inst,
80 CASTOR street, II O'Clock.
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T7OR RENT, two flats over LaFar's store,
II No. 1872 Broughton street: can be rented
either separately or together: rent very mod
crate. Apply to Walthour Rivers, agents,
103 st. Julian street.
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ALONG 80 nrvER FRoNr.
items Gathered Here and There
Among the shipping.

The Propeller Tow Boat Company's
tug Sophie is again ready FOR service,
after being laid up for repairs.
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EIOR RENT. that well known and fayorite
II resort at ThunderBolt formerly known as
Sunnyside. Apply 10 Bryan street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

>~-~~~~~~~~~Y~-~-~-O-~-
MISS CAMPBELL reopens her school
WI Oct. 2 at No. o. New Houston street.
Special attention 10 beginners.
MISS JOSEPHINE HILL will reopen her
III school for girls and boys October Mon
day %. For further information, address
Miss Hill, Grovetown, Ga, until October
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Continued from Seventh Page.
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The British barlzentine Genesta was
hauled upon Willink' S marine railway yes
terday 10 have her bottom examined and
any necessary repairs made The Genes
Ia is the vessel which was blown across
the Tybee railroad track during the hur-
licane, and was afterwards tloated
through st. Augustine creek into the Sa-
vannah river.
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LOsI

I OST, package directed to Lieut.. D. f. A.
~ Delete nsteamer Boutwell,. Please re-
turn IL to room Of Georgia Hussars
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~ home reply with selfaddressed stamped
envelope, to Mrs. A. f. Kraus sos oak street.
Buffalo N. Y
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The pilot boat Sprite came down from
Wninks marine railway yesterday,
where she has been thoroughly over
hauled and painted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23
INSTANTANEOUS.

lust received from the north, extra fine
- Maryland peaches, tomatoes, egg plants.
bell peppers. Delaware grapes imported
swiss cheese and salt water pickles OF Henry
HlrSch's fancy grocer and butcher, Macon
and Drayton streets. Telephone 476.
pOMAN Hyacinth Freesia and Bermuda
Ia Lilly Bulbs pansy seed. Gardner's 1l8
Brougbton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

Maximum temperature, 82'; minimum tenn
perature no.
The height Of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m. Goth Meridian time) yester-
day was re feet, fan Of o. feet during the
preceding twenty-four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for "a hours ending
p. M. Sept. % 1893, 10Th Meridian time.
Observations taken OF the same moment OF
time at all stations
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

The steamer Alpha returned yesterday
from Beaufort, Bluffton and intermediate
landings. This WIS her first trip since
she was disableu by the storm. She
brought over large number of pas
sCugCrs.
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RuARDING,

S-~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~ ~-~-~~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~
ENROM October LIST newly furnished rooms
II suitable for one or two gentlemen in
house known as Guards Club Appointments
and table first class. For particulars apply
90 Jones
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Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
SAVANNAH Sept. %, 8 p M. city time
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The schooner Vineyard, which went
ashore on Pine Island during the storm
has been burnt, as it was found impossible
to get her off.
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Per steamship Nacoochee from New York
w KinickelI K Austin, Mrs l. Adler Miss
ID Max, II Russell, Miss d V Plumb, Mrs
r Plumb L Nom, S Jordan, Mrs A Burns,
II Brandon, e b Stair and wife, Rev Webb
and wife, b II Gibbons and wife, Miss r Con
NOLAN, r B Smith, Mrs b Lietjen, } ohm StOh-
mer and wife, Mrs Cline and daughter Miss +
Cristy, j II Brown, j Oman, j O'COnney w
A Carter, w 5 Harris, Rev II Ward, A d
Campbell and wife, Mrs l. Heckert, M Dor
mer, A Kendall Master l. A Rogers A >
Rogers, Mrs Rogers, Miss n Bremen, Z Breu-
men, l. Petry, f Eddeu L Pho, d Q Walk, A
Mcmillan, j + M james, i Middleton cob,
j. II Gambre (coD, J Carries (col, Rev A
Brown cob and seventeen Storage.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence from Baltt-
more-Miss Muse, Miss Palmer, Mrs Land. 7
J b Watts, Cordes, r Haynes, J McGrath,
Z A Morel, J L Manghan, n J Mitchell. Jr,
J b Gill, Mrs J B Gill J A Crowther p Schaf-
fer, w @ DierlIs, A NJ Lambert,B f Wilson
Miss Knight
Per steamship KANSAS City for New York
II G Poffee and wife, Madam J. Desbouillons,
Miss Mary Tracy ID p Myerson Jr, Mrs )
Nathan and 2 children, M J Montforte, NJ
Stein. w NJ Little, N Bluestein,Jno l. KranCh
Mr. Williams VIM freedom. j f Perry, II II
Burritt. Jno Tabyan, Miss B Rothschild,
Miss Boley, Mrs L Mohr, Miss Goodwin
Sapp, Miss Mamie How Mrs A Traub, Miss
Sadie Traub, Mrs A p Loder, A V Noncamp,
Miss Freeman, H Ii Clarkson, Katie Yeo-
mans, Lula Emery, Jno Holland,J ohm O'Neal,
] Levin, L Schermer, o Derdet II Strutz, b
Thorsen.
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HOUSES AND SHORES EnR REM.

-.,~@-~ 49, y - -, -
LNoR RENT. that desirable Broom res
II idcnce, with 6utbuilding, No 100 State
street, hot and cold water speaking tutcs
and heater John Nicolson 50 Drayton
street
ElOR RENT. the premises 16l Congress
H street. now occupied by Dryfus s Rich;
possession Oct. ]. Apply to Geo W. Owens,
l24 Bryan street.
NOR RENT. desirable residence. containing
A rooms 1913 Hail street Hot and cold
water and all modern convenienees. J. II.
Fulton s Son, 9S Bay street.
LlOR RENT, large house ~ Broughton street
a near Abercorn J. +. Fulton Son, 81
Bay street
INOR RENT, desirable residence % Gwinnett
II street Hot and cold water and all
modern couvenienCes, j. h. Fulton Son, %
Bay street
ENoR RENT, house loI Taylor street, near
II Draytou, newly painted throughout. j.
f. Fulton 3 Son, 93 Bay street
NOR RENT, store and residence above, 81
Il Oak street. j. K. Fulton X SON 90 Bay
street
NOR RENT, desirable residence, IS Henry
n street eight rooms large yard and gar
den; SIS per month. j, h. Fulton & Son, %
Bay street
LNOR RENT, Groom house, 969 West Broad.
~ Apply TO Persse 5 Drug Store.
NOR RENT, house with modern improve
A. .ments; possession Oct, 1. Apply 1913
Henry street
ElOR RENT, that desirable store, corner
H BrouRhton lane and DraytOn street.
John Nicolson, Ss Drayton street.
HOUSE for rent, at % Abercorn street,
IL two doors from Liberty street Enquire
at "a Liberty street.
HOUSES to rent. Perfect order Apply
4 TO Mohlenbrock Whitaker and Charl-
ton, Jacob Cohen.
NOR RENT, Number l71 Gordon street; APP
Il ply to w. II. Connerat.
NOR RENT, from October list, houses mum
IL bers 90ia and % Jones street. Apply to
Champion Germany lls Bryan street.
E1OR RENT, the premises 1854 Broughton
II street, now occupied by II. MOyle; pos
session oct. l. Apply to Geo, w. Ovens, lA
Bryan street.
GTORE and dwelling corner Wayne and
- Whitaker; good stand suitable for any
business. John Lyons.
L1OR RENT, the two new houses now near
a ing completion, which will be ready for
occupancy Oct. !, on New Houston street near
Barnard; southern exposure, all modern inn
proVements. Apply to Henry Urban, Provi-
dent Building, or Appel s. Schaul.
ElOR RENT, From Oct. LIST. No 1874 corner
n Barnard and Bolton streets; also 1872
Burnard All convenieLees, Apply lS5 Lib
erty street.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
TSSIS p ENJrT ~ 1t1Ico Ier he March ~,
II National Bank, supplied with water,
light ana heat. Apply TO cashier Merchants
National Bank
ENOR RENT, gallery lately occupied by d.
Il l.. Waters; possession given Oct. /. APP
ply to 5. X Levin, III Congress.
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DOSITION by competent stenographer.
Il Small salary acceptable. Address, j.,
Box 40, WinnsbOro s. G.
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LlOR SALE, a new house, just being fin
A ished, on Eighth street, near Barnard
$500 cash and twenty-seven dollars and nifty
cents per month, which includes principal
and interest. G.. ii. Dorsett.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
Elegant and Choice Fur
niturG.
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
On MONDAY, the e5th September. 1899
at IL o'clock, on the premises, 80 Cas-
ton street, near Habersham.

We have received instructions from J,
Cuyas, Esq, now Of New York, to sell out his
splendidly furnished house without reserve
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

Cosmo [Br1, $50 tons, Davies, Rotterdam old
Strachan s. Co.
Genesta LBrl, 41a tons, Davies, repairing
-Strachan Co.
South American IBrl 3S6 tons, Green
Master.
Three barkentines.
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1,t42 bales upland cotton, 172 bales sea island
cotton, 1866 bales domestics and yarns, ll9
bbls rice ,345 bbls rosin, 154 1856 feet lumber,
1874 bbls spirits turpentine IS bbls rosin oil,
6S5 pkgs fruit 1870 cases cedar, Is bales moss,
233 tons pig iron, A bbls -four 10 bales linters,
25S pkgs mdse.
Per Norwegian bark Subra for Harburg-
3,313 bbls rosin, weighing 1911 200 pounds,
valued at IL, sos p Shotter Co.
Per British Barkentine Cosmo, for ROtter-
dang $3.50 casks spirits turpentine, measur-
ing i2l ,206 gallons, valued at 1913, 455 100 bblS
$50 bbls rosin oil, containing 1924 gallons,
valued at II OILS; 10 bbls pitch, weighing 20 95S
pounds, valued at 5000 shipped by the S z
ShOtter CO.. and 1886 whi2e oak slaves valued
at $780, shipped by the savannah StaYe and
Cooperage Co. Total value Of cargo, S35,666.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
Auction sale.

The condemned schooner MEYER AND
MULLER, Of Belfast, Me. viii be sold by
public auction for benefit OF all concerned,
as she now lies on the beach at CaBers'
Island.
Sale 10 take place at CIRCUITS Auction
Rooms, Beaufort, S. c., SATURDAY, SEP.
TENDER sd, at I2 o'clock. noon.
K. r. PATTERSEN, Master
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ROUMS WANtEO.

WANTED, three rooms furnished, for light
w housekeeping; rent must be moderate.
Address l.. MultniX, le2 Broughton street
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


A LICENSED engineer wishes a situation;
"A can do steam fitting and repairs Good
reference. Address Engineer. this Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

L1OR RENT several desirable modern
n houaes in good location. Information re-
garding them viii be given at my ONCE from
10 TO 0 clock daily. Solomon Cohen, Bull
street
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HOUSES Anp sTORfs FOR RENT.

IGOR RENT, dwelling 42h Jefferson; also 80
II Charlton, between Habsrsham and
Price. @. H. Remshart, lls Bryan.
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WANTED, position as stenographer by
w northern young man, aged %. Best OF
references own Remington typewriter VIII
lis G. Knight, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
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NOTICE, business men; stenographers,
~ typewriters. bOokkeepers and other
office help furnished at Commercial Institute
Telephone No. Dos. G. S. Richmond, prlnct-
pal.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, to borrow 81 900 on good Sc
w curity. Address Cash, care News Of
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ROOMS 10 REM

FURNISHED rooms to rent. with bath on
II same floor. A Jefferson street, near
York
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L1OR SALE, neat Groom cottage, corner
IL of Lincoln and Bolton; hrst-rate loca-
tion and decided bargain terms very easy
G. II. Dorsett.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

L1OR SALE cigar business at 30 Bull
Il street at a sacrifice, Apply at store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-23

LNOR SALE, the largest and best assorted
H stock of white pine sash, doors blinds,
holdings, etc, etc, in the south; also all
standard brands Of pure white leads, colors
dry and in all mixed paints, varnishes, etc.
MIL supplies; builders hardware is my spec
ialty; lime, plaster and hair; direct importa.
lions OF Rosendale and Portland cement;
sewer, culvert and f1ue pipe all sizes, bends
traps, rs, etc; call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying. Andrew Han
ley.
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EOR SALE

NOR SALE a very desirable residence, con
II Venient to everywhere, No. 1896 Hull;
can be had on easy terms. c. II. Dorsett.
TENO arrive next week, Neufchatel, Brie'a
4 imported Swiss cheese, salt water pickles
and barley at Henry HirsCh s. Macon and
Drayton streets. Telephone 40.
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SUFFER no longer with your feet but call
~ on or send for me and have your toenails
put in order, your corns removed, and your
feet put in good walking condition. l.. Davis
81 Broughton street.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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ENOR RENT, two offices over the Merchants
Il National Bank, supplied with water
light and heat. Apply TO cashier Merchants
National Bank.
E1OR RENT, gallery lately occupied by ID.
A. l.. Waters; possession given Oct /. APP
ply TO >. X. Levin, III Congress
E1OR RENT, the ONCE on the Bay No. 9lM
Il now occupied by the United Hydraulic
Cotton Press Co. Apply on the premises
Possession given Immediately.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-17
A LOUD SILENCE.

The Lawrence Record of May Ii, in
an editorial upon the proceedings of
the recent Republican League, after
noting the absence of such leaders Of
the party as Mckinley, Reed, Alger,
Spooner and Thurston, says:
Still less were the delegates ready to be-
moan the want Of an ordinary inspiration
as each "was again reminded of Kentucky
hospitality by the receipt of a bottle Of
whisky labeled The whisky that made Ken
tuoky famous. Compliments of Albert
Scott collector of internal revenue, Fifth
district, Kentucky" The delioaoy Of an
offering which thus suggested the partner
ship between the United States government
and Kentucky whisky was only fitting re-
turn for the consideration which induced an
utter silence in the resolutions upon the
liquor question.
If there ls any one so blind as not
yet to have discovered the partner
ship of the United States government
with the whisky business and the
complete subserUency Of both Of the
old par, 8 to the interests Of brewers,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-17
AS A MATTER OF EDUCATION.

The Republican League adopted
the following resolution upon the suf-
frsge question:
We recommend to the favorable consider
alton Of the republican clubs Of the United
States, AS A MATTER OF EDUCATION,
the question Of granting to the women Of
the state and nation the right TO vote at all
elections on the same terms and conditions
as other citizens.
We ask our readers, and especially
the women of Kansas, to note psrticu-
lsrlY the language of this resolution.
The question of eqnsl suffrage is not
proposed for Adoption. 1t is sub
mitted to the republican clubs Gs a
matter of education. In short, it is
an evssive proposition by which it is
hoped, without committing the party
in favor Of equal suffrage, to fool the
women, and restrain them from the
withdrawal of their influence from
the party. There is no doubt that
republicans need education upon
this subject as upon every other pub
llc question, but in order to make
that education of any value, they
should have different class Of in
structors from those to which they
have been accustomed.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-17
DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF INTERNAL
REVENUE TAX.

When the dispatch appeared an
nouncing that there were over $780,
100000 OF the internal revenue tax on
whisky past due, there was consider
able adverse criticism of the commls-
sloner by q portion of the public
press on account of his failure to col
lect this money and thereby relieve
the United States treasury. An OK
animation of this subject will satisfy
any one that the tax on whisky ID
payable absolutely at the discretion
of the distiller, and it may be de-
ferred for twenty years or longer if
he 80 desires. During all this time
his goods are increasing in value
many hundred per cent. on the cspi-
tai invested. There are few invest
ments on the continent that yield an
equal profit with an investment in
whisky held in the custody Of govern
ment officials undergoing the aging
process; and as before stated, these
goods may be held for any length Of
time the distiller may desire without
the payment of one cent of the tax.
This ls the only form of property we
know of upon which the owner can
defer payment of taxes indefinitely at
his own discretion.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-17
whatever.

IT must be apparent to the honest
rank and file of the democratic party
by this time that the fellows who are
in the saddle are no better than their
republican predecessors whom they
recently uuhorsed. They are all COM
mitted to a gold-bug policy, and the
only hope of a change is for honest
men of all parties to join hands with
the Peoples party and overthrow the
whole outfit. The Wall street end of
the republican and democratic parties
controls both of them. They are one
In all things except in name, and he
must be blind who cannot see it.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-17

Christian courts to engage in the
noble occupation of selling rum.
They are men of means usually, and
they ere known to contribute literally
to the party campaign funds. 1t
would not do to call them anarchists
or attach too much Importance to the
trifing act of blowing up the dwell
ings Of a few meddlesome cranks
who insist upon the enforcement Of
the laws of the land.