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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mr.. E. P McKissick, manager of the Bat
terry Park hotel at Asheville, N. c., is at the
De Soto hotel, where he will give all informa-
ton and make engagements for the summer
application either in p erson or by letter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17

The Latest Bargains in Fine Soaps.
ola PARISIENNE."
An elegant pure Glycerine Soap, transparent
and delightfully."- perfumed
Only cents a cake at
SoLOMONs & CO.,
Congress street-and=Bul Street Branch
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17
FRITZ WINTEl
JAMES HUNTER,
BROKER,
Provident Savings Building, 81 Drayton
Street,

BkOhER,
Provident Savings Building, 81 Drayton
Street,
ION the Ground Floor
Cotton, stocks, bonds, miscellaneous secu-
rites Also real estate bought and sold on
commission only.
My telegraph facilities are such that orders
can be placed on the New York Cotton and
Stock exchanges and combinations received
in from ten to fifteen minutes.
Quotations of the Liverpool and New York
Cotton Markets; also the New York Stock
Market received every half hour 10 to p. m
and posted.
COMMISSIONS
Buying and selling N. Y Stocks, 100
SHARES .-.........-.. ...........S 81 80
Buying and selling cotton futures 700
Buying miscellaneous stocks and
bonds
I6T lOO .'...s........ %
Per 1000 Observation-Disclosures. Q so
Selling, per 100. .....:................. p
Selling, per 900 Observation-Disclosures. 2 so
Margins for carrying stock, per 100
shares. :........ ..,............',..... 1000 90
Margins for carrying cotton, per 100
bales, .,..........., ........,...... 1l2 50
80 All kept good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17

Atlanta. ga, June l6-Ilon John T.
Glenn. Secretary Hose Smiths law
partner, whose name has been associated
with the Rawson divorce suit, today
publishes the following card, Nhich eX-
plains itself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17
ECONOMY Is THE ROAD TO WEALTH

c. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
n,-c,xrsS AT THE EXCHANGES.

ID ,hn last great sale the season in the real
estate market took place yesterday Nv "s INN" saw.
or nv Peter f. Meyer, by order OF one 'o"ioher Vi So
a,,, - xoryork The property offered consisted eheny
- ,uh,i school prop rty and real es~it aaoiuins inc
d,c, and included valuable los In the 'EiSh'h'
Trolrh and Twcnty-third wards, ana III WESTMINSTER
county The Attendance was large ana tne conpe'on
L., in every Instance. The most Important pot ohVrcu
a the did schooInous. Grandst between South Fnth:
ave- AID and &c, cos,es Of P%ohcr imTortnn.
WAS ~ the corner Amterdam.ave ana one-6undei'
1Niy,9Ms and 1n the tv three OSS Zach
the s1 %rss sSr jos JOG f from LEWIS bach VIII;
i 20 and 81 900 Interior lots from H. y I,ach and
MsSanS5sS %s fStac' s5oo
schmidt wh mS o 'r in
C% thp nlss brought
south 's as: n"a saca i1r S
ing with last sold brought po eacn nd ron , M'e9g
100 C. wa nes sold for @s 1909 SStSs' TO pasS
o: 80 % to odD each ssd
in ndavc brought 81 & each from ., So'S asS 10
Frame for @ con po a e sna s sha Ss
S"n Of and Containing little over acres brought $3.50
So ,r in the soS %n S Of S scr cn
sSs s ga for ss ve s s1 q o G%Sss
sS%c LAND adjoining S snt !. 20 zoo "%a
sS 20" sa%@ "" adoas ssa ,S
smith bought -four ana da. a ad frss IN lie
ne Shaft no Z in the same district. for $500 plot OF
ground with buildings. at Ma Plea ant containing HUE
over one arrr sold q Timothy Donovan for Sto1.
plot containing about four and threc-quarter acres
I'm ho town OF tirecnburch, Westchcster County, was
sod In Henry c. trlIn FOR 81 800 aud plot In the
same town near the city Of Yonkcrs and the New YORK
and Northern TAilroid went 10 l.. Jopltz for $40.
seven ,croo near the Sawml River Road and Dublin
Road Were sold TO Morris Is. Baet for 81 800 pot
ad onIng shaft No II the village of Arsdalc was
sold 10 Robert Soncryilc for $1,000 -
4 Mo. containing three acres In the Ravensdale kond
nd oninC shaft No. 1ji2 brought $3.50 from H. loP
it, About two acres the city OF fonkers near thc
junction OF Central and Midland avs sold for ~ 80 "
samuel Josephs. Two and half ceres In foruhanl
Landing Road In rhc Twcntyiourth Ward were sold I"
" Al tn Trinity Salcsroom r. V. Hnrnctt & co. offered
under foreclosure No. 90 Fast Onr-hundrod'andtWcntN
sevcnth..t a thrrcetory brick hou>" lot lS9xIOO;
John L. Cody was buver for $4,000. Inc same
oncer offered No. lS East Onehundred-and twenty
nInh.st a SIMILAR house similar lot; IL brouoht
as 40 from John !. OKc'e. No. ABS East 0nc-hhn'
Is two-fory frame building on
a lot Is9xiOO. IL brought $500 from IL Heniner'
dingcr. .,.,- - ,o,s IN Nor
rs,yc and Onc.hundIc cd and fty hirdst me corner
sold parn IN the proceedings mr f3ooo anu tc
adjoining lot q Denis W. Moran for 5000. ~
II tho Liberty Street Exchange Il. V. Harnott x 70
offered 80. 435 Fat Tweh-st. four'torY brirK tn-
,'nnt house With storc and stable lot 2i3lo3;
The properly was mortpsccd for $1,000, and was sold
for SO 200 20 Bernard McQuadr. . ,
The r.si property advertised az both exchanges
adjourned
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EECOnpEp MORTGAGES.


Plcelow Abpcr T. 20 Morris Lettman. i24th.
t. II 6th.ayc. year. - .,.,.,,.
Brennan, Michael. and VIE TO Edward oppel;;
heinier and another. 'Oth-st oil ,"htiai
Colossus George. and wife 10 Augusta Warh,
g. = rast Ind.ayc. u SJl.st, years ...-......
Clark ,yrus and wife Ia Mutual Lie insurance
Co VI New.Nork. 1th'aNc. IA OF f'tn'st'
cai.eI Cecilia and another 70 I.abeIla l. Beck
nan. il3tn.'t o a LenoN s.s years .h:
ave- n OF lJjth'st years $3.50. 49,. ..--..
Dcinson LYMAN Ia 'has T. Suona. trustee
corner Albary-st. . Of We>tst. ycar,..
ctsfnbaum Lena 20 Conrad Stein AMI aioth.r.
IS sth.st. g Of Ave Is. years. MORTGAGES
Harris Judas and another To lark Blum It al
Ludlew-st. OF BrooI9-s ~ . years
ncgrle!n John e. TO q Bau'rdoff, u lSist'
st. OF llthsNe. yeat........ . 80.
Kotlowski. irllip. ana another o. Ther'se
schneider. Hcnry-s,. " corner Montgomery
Krnccr Tscodcra ana wife to Charles / kruger,
guardian lin It, indcnnt'. years
Lnwtnn. Nrwbury ID, AMI wife to George DE J.
Barton ct al trlstcrs. EaSe-ave. corner
,1ist.a } Ha1,,, md another to Teacher
Eulldlne and Loan Association. IthaVc'
It of 2ld--t. l var, mortgages -.
Mande Adolf, and WIFE, to Harriet Dar,,e"
Morris John g. 10 IL Sire. Sprlngst. corner
Flizabetii-st year ........ 49,, .......;.
Philcps Rebccca J. TO Lott" Schusscl. ct al.
Rirser, Jacob and another. Ia Charles > Ries"r.
40 IS Pikc.st. years ..-............. ......-...
smith samuel 10 John Donaldson, l20h-st,
Q Of Pleasantaye. 3 yeas .:.....,
Sa,,ier Ketlc TO Charles Hanna. Nos 2o3 aud
oOJ West 10th.st. secures loans.
smith Eiy ~ al 10 Geo ge " Moore, lrwis-
IT. u OF Broome-st years :........:: -.
wheaton Esther A. TO Amelia Van Brnnt,
park.avc. " corner 91th.,t. 1 year. ..-.:,......
Wood william o. Hamilton Bank. 3d-avc,
corner l?ist-st. demand ...-..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
Qeaebers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA HERS APfNtY
"A srpp GO Professors Teachers. Tutors GoVernes.os
&c, 10 Colleges. schools and FAMILIES. Apply 20
MRS. NJ. J. IOING.tULION, ~ Union square
GENCY MIRIAM COYHIERE supplies tutors, pro
n fesaor- etc, In eli ccIaft
mcnts recommends schools e. pafcnt-. loo Fniha'e,
Book Building Cor. 20th-st.
A EVERETT STONE yale pri,at" tutor; long eN.
n Derlencc In tutoring 10y. Tor college examinations
testimonial, from wcllknowh patrons Dol shave y y
NXPERIESCED TUTOR wishes pupils to ecoch FOR
II college examinations.
TEACHER, Bancroft House. CIV.
ID RIVATE Tr1TlON.-Dnr!ng tho SUMNER months. By
c,sreng,d tutor successful IA preparing pupil, Tor col
Iecc Gai or adore ItKMAS DhfSLLH j. tyh.'
WANTED Ladies. teachers FOR different Departments
w In schools and colleges eosefnc-- musical fhr-ca-s
fauiyl; teacher engagement companion; nation
IS hooD. MISS DONONAN's Teachers Bunan. - Est
Nthst.
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Gofcls.


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Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO.

A. AMERICAN LINE.
"A. NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON
EVERY SArU KDAY.
New. York June l.. 9 a. m Pnrs....-...Juiv j. a. ~
cbester i'm. "a 30 D. m. Berlin ......July <. p M
From wcr g. \; r.. i9ot Of chrisiophs nnsc,
Passengers land at kmprc>, Dock aIooms neo"'
yeniencc and exposure 81 transfer by tend,F ,,..
First Cabin passage Southampton London or hekne'
go and upward. according 10 steamer SECOND Saon'
$40 10 500. Steerago At low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents NO. u Bowling Green, New-iorH.
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A CUNARD LINE,
IA TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
H fs,a. sTys ~ 80
tsmpsn. July l. . so n. l:traria July o. $50 4.
Umbria.. July D. | D. ~. Campania Aug. b. IL a.
EXTRA STEAMER.
From Pier 40, North River, foot Of Cmrk,on.st.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward Second cabin sSo and
Storage tickets TO and from all parts Of Europe at
very low rates For freaht aud passage apply at tho
company's ofice, No bowling Green New York
VERNON II. BROWN e. CO.. General Agents.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
,,,,., a. ~. ,oii. Tu,k aud another 10
ouver'st, 10 20, ''''' '''" ' " slo so
Jam : IL 1'''', I,,,,,e, rntlon, In same
onc-halt part ,.,,o $50
to Mary seiombcrs 1890
Pier ., >'FJ. NV. ,,,a ~ '' 10 =,
hlotn.r % p, Pr. H. - - hmcsicr "a philip
KG,owsM and another ...::.....;..... 2o,9O
tor-ytn-st, Ne "' Iri" Levy anu ""' " A0 40 IN
Try '''AN
Mad -On->t, NO 40 M1rN SV"o"or's " '"PP' Ok 40
ana Jatol luhtL 90. ,o,.,,d -'O
Picr ., etc. North fNeF oho'"'ul PAR ~ Nv
VsrsSandon .,i ,:,,, o'"'
lluh--t, No ", NcsV' 'V"'s' INV" - 10 no
stu 10 80 10 Michael Fay and another
Charles hcutk aud aiio3iof -'''
sh. It No 3Os Xppoah Kohn-tarnm ana ahotheT - ~
~ Lena C,recnDaunI.. ......- l''"
Iudlow.st no -, NJ Blum Il al o. JUDAS -. 20
Harris ana 1,7 anG hh,.6am Werthelmer and wife
IN Jull. Lehman l,o"
27tn,I u = 1875 It of stn.aTe 81 3Aoso; "a 40
sarah T. Weight 10 peter Dohfn i'''N
3Sdst ;, - IL ~ H. steh and another -. 26.7J
,o,f.st : 9jS ft " Of jth.sSr. 25.JNlO53;
foho II tlasler and anou'ef, Trustee et' " an n
the Society Scw.Yotk !i0splt9i '-'''
1th.ave. No, IA ana 10 hnh'''f''" i"'V ~ an o0
wife Harris Msndcbilm ~. ~ 'o''V
o''h u,n,v ard Wit to John rocrsch ..... 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

Tw1ntleth edition pos, paid, fer Zoe, or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR Why it falls OIL turns
4 NJ IoNd 4 Co ioI3 Arch.st Phiia Penn.
every one SHOULD fead this little book"-Athenaeum.
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| RED STAR LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

.Adr,atic Jun, Of noon Adr!atc. July 10. 10 a.
.Ieutonic. June -. D. III. lltitannc July 20 p NJ
tiermanlc. July g. ~ a. III 'Ieutonic Aug. a. I'D
Majestic July -, y. M ,'rhaic aug " - III"
Saloon rates 500 upward according TO .came ana loca;
on of berth Second cabin these steamers SAC AMI
st6. Prepaid $40 and $50 Stc.rags to or RON tns
uep"' '"@N H. MAITLAND KEnSEY, AGENT
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A -HAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.

M FAST LINE TO LONDON MD TIE EUR0'
PEAN CONTINENT
The four magnificent twin steamships OF 13-lUOOt
II. Y. maintain - .
WEEKLY EXPRESS SERVICE BETWEEN
NEW.YOl,K. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBU ko.
Norman IA Jnes2 Il 80 pm \. victoria July 10 a. NJ
~ bismarck June 30 Nornannu, July 90 IL a. m
COLUMBIA July y. II a. IN F.Bi ,marrk, July -, pm.
Ist Cab. 700 and upward; lid Cab, $50. Caoln
passengers FOR the Continent are landed at CuyhaN"n
Through Issued interior places via iiarnurg
anover passengers receiving free railway transportation
HHXaBE RS AMIRiC&% PACKET CO.. 81 B'way. N. r.
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DOUND LAKE. y.
II SEASON OF 1903 q, ,,u.. ro,,,
Brighter richer and better than ever % nils norm
Of Albany 10 south Of Saratoga springs on inc great
D. and II. X. Il. ,-,
Splendd Hotels; purest water best drainage.
IRIS SI'MMEE SCHOOLS. 80
l. School Of Art Chester Looms Instructor july on,
rommodatons and sat- faction guaranteed.
IL SCHOOL or MUSIC Edward J. Mycr conductor
July lOth-Aurust 2jth weeks. This Ia specially FOR
tho Singing voice MYERS conservatory u Music. New
York - is most favershly known.
'III school Of Languages Prof A. La Land- teacher
rulv 10Th" an ,ust 10Th weeks. French German and
spanish Prot ia Lande Is frehchnsn an a-'hoF anu
a popular teacher
JOURNALS.
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AoUEBucr COMMISSION fEs orr e.,
Room 2Oy stewart Building No. ~ BiOadNay,
New YORK June ., 1888
ITO CONTRACTORS.
i BIDS proposals for doing thu WORK and fnrnih
ing the a.orials called In the alPrpN'd form ~
contract now -, the once OF n. Aqucfi >; TOM
ulsslGn~rs for cutting tn.tcI AM lprlhs ClOrnd- on
ll'Icu- River fui Ecscrs6r "M near Iud'e station,
IN the Town OF Eoru, Snern Wesche,," county. Now.
York VIII tc received at thl, oncc until " dr. day
June 2s 1903. a. o'clock N. at WINCH place and
nour they VII publicly opened BY the Aqurduct com.
missioner and of tho contract TO doing sad
WORK furnishing SAID materials VII BE- made by said
[ orr mi y or'r, H. thereafter Ita' ficnhl.
Blank forms Of -iid aIpioNof contract and the spool
ncatons thereof aud bids proposals md proper
,clopes their enclosure ara form Of bond and al
other oImation, can b. olinincd at III sov" ON @
n Auueduct tonTni- -OnerS application tie
secretary. BY order Of the Aqncdnc: tommisaon'rs.
JAMES &. DUANE.
President
j. c. LCJLEY.
Secretary
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DEBIT AND CREDIT.

DEBIT AND CREDIT.
vora, from III. German Of GUSTAV FREYTAG.
syo Paper 60 cents. Gin "Harpers Franklin square
Lbrary")
A notable work that must among the reading DOCKS
Of fiction Of the best class Its excellence Is apparent IN
the eaes. chapters and the story is developed with the
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CLYDE LINE.

A CLYDE LINE,
CHARLESTON, :. C.. the South and Southwest.
JACKSON LILLE aud all Florida poit,.
From L.. II. (fOot OF Itopsc>cltst.l, y. m
AIsDNl ~ IN luiyp Jun"
CuEisOk june ~
ID
An steamers have sf-ciass passenger Accommodations
go wM. y. CLYDE co, General Agent,. -
3 Pnwling Green, n. Y.
FLA CENT. & PENN. FAST y. a +. LINE via JACkS.
GRIT SO. FRr. & PASs'R LINE. via CHMRLESToN.
4. q. EGER, Gen' Agt., $40 Bway. N. \.
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JUDITH SHAKESPEARE.

JUDITH SHAKESPEARE.
Novel BY WILLIAM BLACK. Popular Eh"0h
Revised aud Corrected by che Author Post sv0' Cloth
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Proposals.

office OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or
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tention Of Contractor. il called 10 the Advertisement ~
The Cy Record inviting bid for work Hoffman lsnd
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Mem Publications.

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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. n. Y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

Mr. Robert Louis stevensons new story has the
queer title OF The Go Betweens.' 1t Is tale OF
POLYNESIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

A Bostoalan who has been known as clever
translator Is about to make his appearance as
novelist. This Is Mr.. Nathan Haskell DOLE "hose AZ
novel, Not Angels Ouite." Will appear immeoia'eV
IL is a story OF modern American life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

For Both Sexcs-Country.
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Twelve courses. s2C0 ycst sept. H. Writo io'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

A collection Of the privately printed booklets OF
The newly risen writer Of verse. Norman Gale' Is
already held at the amazing price OF Sa1O Ger
tsiny the craze for first editions could not easiI!
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-29

sas, more to Nevada than TO florida,
more to Vermont than to Louisiana.
A serious question for the Southern
governors to consider when they meet
at Richmond will be, Can the South
expect to overcome the disadvantages
of climate2 Can its attractions and re-
sources, its inducements to laborers in
the field or in the mine, compete with
the advantages the North and West
present to people born and bred in the
climate of higher latitudes? Assuming
that all these considerations are settled
affirmatively, if the governors are en-.
tirely candid what answer will they
make to the objection that the social
and political conditions existing gen.
orally in the South present barrier to
the southwark flow of the stream of i'm
migration which no physical attractions
can level? The intelligent immigrant,
the desirable immigrant, comes to
America to better his social and politi-
cal condition as we'll as his physical
If he inquiries of southern governors
for schools for his children, if he asks
on attaining to citizenship if he can
vote according to his convictions, un:
hindered by threat or violence, and
have his vote counted, what answer
could the governors make as "gentle-
men of honar" ~
Under all existing circumstances, to
ask the tide of immigration to turn
south is very much like inviting water
to run up hill. The South has within
its borders the natural developers of
the resources of its soil and its mines.
To the problem of attracting this resi-
dent and indigenous element to the
soil, of inspiring it with an ambition to
make the South the rival of the North
in growth and prosperity, the governors
should address their deliberations.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-29

town at the annual March meeting for a
survey for a railroad from East Barre to
this place, had no connection whatever with
the new quarry, as the latter is discovery
made since the meeting was held. 1t serves
to show, nevertheless, what may be ex-
pected should future developments warrant
further action on the part OF the town.
The owners of the quarry, Messrs. Willard
Clough and George e. Huntington, are ma
tives OF this town, and their grandfathers
were among the early settlers here. Mr..
Huntington is retired merchant, and rep
resented Washington in the legislature of
1890. Mr.. Clough has resided some twenty
years in Oshkosh, Wis, returning home in
1891. "Clough's Pumps" are known from
the Lakes to the Gulf, and are still in de-
mand. Both belong to that class of ener-
getic, public spirited business men who
build up new enterprises in every avenue
of industry and trade. -
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-29
The South and Immigration.

The South is seeking to turn the tide
OF immigration. It's flow has hitherto
followed the parallels of latitude. Why
should it not take its course southwark
along lines of longitude? A conven-
tion of the people of Louisiana inter-
ested in immigration was recently held
in New Orleans, and a meeting of the
governors of southern states is called at
Richmond to consider the matter of
inviting the strangers who enter the
nations gates in search of home and
fortune to go South, occupy its vacant
fields and make its fertile precincts
blossom as the rose.
In this connection the statistics of
the course of immigration after its in
coming tide strikes these shores is in
teresting. OF the $4,000 immigrants
who landed at New Orleans last year,
only 1G6 were bound to South Caro-
lima, 259 to North Carolina, 299 to
Georgia, 297 to Alabama, 342 TO Flor
ida, 1888 to Tennessee, 358 to Arkansas,
55l TO Louisiana, 1923 to Virginia, and
POI to Mississippi. Thus it will be
seen that much less than -hundredth
part of the immigrants who came here
last year went to these ten great and
fertile and attractive states. Not far
from one-half of the whole remained in
New York, while the great majority of
the other half were bound to the west
ern states and to three of the New Eng
land states. To Illinois there went
2s,OSO; to Michigan, 9,O39; to Wis
consin, 7'749; to Iowa, 5,948, and Min
nesota, 9,S02. To Massachusetts, there
went 1929; to Connecticut, $3.50,
and to Rhode Island, 2,s14. There
were more Of the immigrants of last
year bound to Montana than to Arkan-