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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17
Some Notions.

Ladies' Linen Collars and
Guns, in sets ............. ibc
Balance OF those 10c Nov
els, all popular authors,
go aJ............. &c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17
A Little Surprise Party!
For Next Thursday Afternoon, Aug H. to $40 D. M only
Some StatiOn'y
Some Jewelry.

Breast Pins, Stick Pins,
Hair Pins, Cuff Buttons,
Pin Trays. ...............l0c
Pearl Beads, Gilt and Sill
yer Bandeaux, Novelty
Stick Pins, Hair Pins,
Links, Buttons, etC......15 c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17
COMMERCIAL.
~~s6vANNHH MARKETS..
40 MoRNINa NEws.

savannah, Ca, Aug 10, l61a
There was but little doing in the
=, n.ss, today though better - feeling s1s
CD account Of favorable reports from on.
Work. The receipts amounted to 6i5
/. and the sales 50 bales.
be .aftou exchange at the regular
,, o'clock the market was posted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17

At the last call, at O'clock the market re-
NAMED unchanged, except l, which was
quoted at 81 80.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17
MARINE INTELLIGENcE
Arrived Yesterday.

Thursday, Aug IL, 1898.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17

Market for poultry steady; fair de-
mand; grown fowls q pair, 6507Oc; q
grown, 40045c; spring chickens, 30035c Il
pair; small sizes not wanted; geese p pair
supply demand good; country y dozen, 17Ga 1sc
Peanuts-Ample stock, demand light, market
easier; fancy h. p Va y II, 6961ac; b. p, q
D. sc; small b. p, q ID, 41Rc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17

NaV0I NIOTUo- > EIIIuo UuI pUIIIIIIU MD MI
Is frn at pc for regulars. The receipts of
the market we're taken at that price. The
market closed and opened as above. Rosin-
There is no change in the situation except
that was quoted at Sl.S5 and H. at Sl10,
sales having been made at that price. The
common and medium grades are still being
sold freely at quotations while though slight
inquiry for pales there is an inclination to
hold ont for better prices. The sales of the
hoard Of trade at the regular II o'clock call
the market was posted firm at the following
prices:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-17

New York, Aug. 10, 3 p. m.-Flour more
active and steady; winter wheat low grades
81 30G1S} 40; winter fair to fancy 81 1903 As:
winter patents 50 401Si o.; winter state 50 40
a %; Minnesota clear s. 5000 90; Patents
So 9004 30; southern -four dull and weak;
common to fair extra g 1908 10; good to
choice extra s. 1904 rs. Wheat opened dull
and steady; No, ? red in store and elevator
6Sl4M674; afoat 68AN69c; options opened
weak fluctuated rapidly and closed steady at
partly &c below yesterday; No 2 red, May de
livery S3lsc; August delivery 68Hc Septem-
Der delivery 695c; October delivery 73Ac.
Corn, spots, quiet and steady; No. , in eleva-
tor 474347lSc atiOat 4salM4Sc options open
ed weak. ftuctuated like wheat and closed
steady at 1sc up to &c down; August delivery
46Ac; September delivery 47Ac; October de
livery 4Sc December delivery 46Sc. Oats
spots dull: options dull and easier; August
delivery 30Ac; September delivery 30Bc;
October delivery 3l9sc; spot prices, No. 30S
Gn3j14c; No. white 4OlAc: mixed western 300
38c white western 40a45c Wool weak and
dun; domestic fleece 25@2sc; pulled lG6D2sc.
Beef dutl and steady family $40 0O0l2 90;
extra mess 81 50mS o. Beef hams quiet at
sic %. Tierced beef dull and steady; city
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14
The NORTH WESTERN Line
TAKE THIS LINE WHEN YOU TRAVEL

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The gas actual known positive production
water by the discharge Of electricity therein.
Of every chemist realizes impossible discharge
Oxygen and Hydrogen without forming the two
water It law of The question
tnue beyond the directly
applied the other three methods The
swered experimenting Chemistry the child of failure experiments
Science growth. We will subject
all the and public schools et into the
and work for country parents and
did intecs Thank practically nothing
My pap at the beginning would be ointed liberty
po We made the campaign Of 1883 thus "a OF
16 feet long slotted
and the end that another
apart easily After joining lower pointed abbed
into hole six eight inches the po 4s feet high
For original this pole could be used the
apart spread apart tie points
other feet foot different experiments
Under the points, the ground
smaller
Ion these wre bits
nails ETC. Iron trimmings the lathe plan
did Fill the jars twohrds full OF Pour oil
kindcheap and impure your
time with figures volumes and proportions Nature equivalence
will take that Pour slowly
in lew another-and another Oh easy
and and don't bother bong
to foam the the good healthy
dogen will rsebut will be mighty unhealthy breathing
poisonous tin cap or funnel over
that oneinch
tube and let the tubes all discharge pretty together DIETER
all the tubes united one four feet
below them. sss.Ea e.5
After the gas flowing moments if you discharge cleo
between the points OF the above and explode
result But the height the pole
will starting
the water production will continue ~ principle
nascenc in Nitrogen
sts and only will settle the question pole may
be The tubes
the REQUIRED
but twenty minutes My
conviction this That the should
hours possibly and after that
an electric discharge Repeat time and time again.
DO smoke permit within
You will double
newly charged with material operation oamy
or too used up.
SO far have INDUCED little
gotten electricity Whenever that the
artificial will extend to the reaction gas-why
every township will have it's wind mill
electricity enough to do all the house.
township all the cooking and all heating every
except praying and there won't praying necessary will
tnen raise our voices Thanksgiving combine
But Tor experimentation will
the discovery take ctona
school laboratory Thank God when find
the millennium nigh Of course this fairly large
otherwise local light plant wire from
the plant Do not operate within 100 building
2OO eet OF when explode with
enon but than %
apparatus made pmpose
breakage Will harm unless there
about Haveno feabout that oil of
adwn flesh quantity of harshorn and
the hands clothes. ' -
minute kept hour at height paes
repeated at intervals produce
Rse You had sufficiently powerful electrical But
course that only with special facts underlying
such as fancy when Franklin charged eydn with
thunder cloud and kite discharge gas
there much wind the gas should be close
The end Of the tube should
where wire sodeed in and the tube en-
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14

areed to double the onenh tube enough
we should judge Don't let bother proportions
chemicals used Mathematician equivalence belongs only "quan
atve chemistry Nature will you put
the acid slowly into the where Pour SLOWLY &C.
count OF the heat which generates
asked would undertake to OF
teachers, organize rain school
be useful we have not the
afford to fail thousand
boys and girls the schools colleges have
So Yours Truly
EVERETT W. NJ
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
PHILADELPHIANS URGE REPEAL
DELEGATION OF BUSINESS MEN CALLS UPON
SENATORS CAMERON AND QUAY.

Washington. oct 13--A delegation of about
seventy-hve prominent business and manu-
facturers came from Philadelphia this morning
to urge the two Senators representing their State
to unite their efforts in securing the immediate
and unconditional repeal Of the Sherman act. They
received by Senators Quay and Cameron in
the room OF the Committee on Patents. and some
significant things said by the Senators. Many
short and pithy speeches in favor of repeal were
made by men representing the diversified inter-
ests Of Philadelphia.
In reply Senator Cameron assured them that he
was glad they had come. and he believed the cx-
preston OF views they gave earnest and truth
full He agreed with them, he said absolutely in
the desirab;y Of the repeal Of the Sherman law.
and had never had any other feeling In regard
to that subject. II was makeshift and cowardiy
10 begin with lie believed the result Of the action
of the Senate would bs beneficial 10 the country.
The senate the eye Of a settlement of the
question: bat for himself he had been ready 10
vote at any time. lie should vote against rep,al
unless there was something to take its place. He
believed in the Of both metals. and did not
believe in the OF paper money. IL was better
H. thought to suffer a little II need be until the
country could get true bimetallic basis MI
Cameron denied, ~ had been charged BY some news
papers that he was interested in either a gold or a
silver mine
Mr.. Quay said that h. would vote against the
free. coinage Of silver. He opposed TO the
sherman act when It was passed. and would now
vote for its unconditional but not for its con-
ditOna repeal Referring TO the action of the
senate last night. Mr.. Quay said that when that
body adjourned this morning h. regarded the I'M
conditional repeal of the Sherman act as doomed
Conditional repeal would be passed. Mr.. quay said
within the next three to ten days, probably within
three. Heretofore the contest had been between
Cleveland and faction Of the Democratic party
and Republicans on the one hand. and comblna'
ton OF the cotton and silver States on the other
"Hencrforth." added Mr Quay. the bill VIII pass
entirely into the management Of the Democratic
party. They are now formulating the bill to pre-
sent to their caucus upon which all factions OF
that PARTY can unite. and II Will be passed. II
passed at all. by party vote The terms OF tie
bin | do not know. but IL will. ! think. provide
for the coinage OF silver. and Will be Democratic
measure
The delegation during the afternoon returned
to Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
KNOWLEDGE

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Its excellence Is due to its presenting In the
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the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of
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Syrup OF Figs is for sale by all druggists in
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TIE California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name
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Syrup of Figs. and being well Informed. YOU
Will not accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14

hour and forty-nve minutes Longer AMI tHen I'M
conditional repeal Surrendered. Inc SF'Hh uio"
Senators and officers Of the S-aa:e could not
have been kent I'D mach longer without risk Il
life Vicc-President Stevenson shared with Mr..
Faulkner In about equal proportions the iaDoflouS
task Of sitting IN the chair OF the presiding
officer and maintaining order. There was now
ever, a considerable degree Of decorum main
tanned throughout the Whole trying scene anu 'ne
threat to clear the galleries" - often made
and never enforced was rarely heard. The con-
t!nuous debate on the Repeal bill. In the OPINION
OF veteran Observers has been one OF IN" most
memorable and at the sane time most de'or""s
trials OF endurance ever witnessed In the senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
FINAL SCENES IN THE DEADLOCK.
AN ALMOST PATHETIC SPECTACLE, EXLIvENED
BY Tits BETWEEN MESSES. HILL
AND STEWART

WASHINGTON. Oct. l3-Thc closing scenes OF last
night were almost pathetic. although vein Of
POPULARITY was infused into them by Mr. Hin and
Mr. Stewart When Mr.. Voorhees,. who had been
sitting with his head resting in his hands for some
time plainly showing the effect Of his thirty-eight
his fifty-four hours OF wakefu vigil. finally said
that without comment criticism" having en-
deavored to do his full duty he moved to
adjourn even the most aggressive OF his oppo-
nents yielded a tribute OF respect and sympathy
TO him.
1t had been whispered around the Senate for
more than an hour that the b eak would come
after one or two more roll-calls. When Mr.. IlOar,
Mr. Cullom, Mr.. Allison and other prominent
Republicans, who had not only responded to every
roll-caI but had most Of the time sat I'm the
front seats on the Republican side and listened
TO Mr.. Stewards tme-killing remarks. got up and
left the chamber II evident the end had
come Mr.. German and Mr.. Voorhees, stood in the
gansway and had "A brief council of war. Then
Mr. Voorhees, returned TO his place and Mr..
Callinser sounded the signal for the repealers.
The crowds IN the galleries kept their seats al
most 10 the last and press gallery thronaed
with correspondents. II was the understanding
that when Sergeant-at-Arms Bright reported In
writing his inability TO secure the attendance OF
quorum adjournment would follow. Mr.. Man.
d.rson knowing this. expressed hope just be-
fore midnight that the report would not be much
longer delayed. The fight was kept up for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
DIR. SENNER'S INSPECTORS" AGAIN.
WHAT HIS MAsoUTRApING LAWYERS REALLY DO
TO EARN THEIR WAGES.


TO EAEN THEIR WAGES.
Washington oct 3 (Spccian The necessity which
compels the Commissioner OF immigration to en-
rlov counsel AT the rate Of 500 a month under the
g,,ise of Immigrant inspectors" becomes APP
narent in the affldavlts which Messrs. tllo Rueb-
san.n A. Cochran wiring from the wretchel but
vor,hv immigrants who may he honest enough 10
confess that they come here prepared 10 work IN
s,ead of becoming a charge upon conhding commu-
nities The law firm whose members have been en-
ploved as Dr. Senner says. because each ana every
one of them is a polyglot has hit upon the simple
plan Of having blanks prepared which require only
the filling in of names 10 complete the schehle
which sends hundreds really deserving men back
to Europe while thousands arrive weekly IN New
York who ought to be returned but who escape
the vigilance of the former "ascultant OF the I'M
pcrial Austrian Government" and laugh at the de-
vices OF the law firm with the weird names.
The following is by means an exceptional
affidavit secured by Dr. Senners counsel VINO
figure like Pooh Bah in three characters at once
that Of counsel" ''letoc;iyes' and inspectors.
On the contrary. it is taken at random out OF a
great number of similar ones:
United states Immleiation Service.
Form l.j22 A..
CITY and County Of New-Yor!i
Thonla. Kelly. twenty Patrick Walsh, nineteen being
duy sworn depo>c aud Tat they natives OF Ire
Land aborcr, by occupation. aud have never been IN
America before aud arrived At the prt Of NewYork, De-
tober J. 1885 per steamship Majestic from Queenstown
Dopnrnts that thcr came 20 America In answer
- letter ram relative, in youngstown. Ohio incl sing
the ps.agc ticket for d'ponons, and telling Opponents to
come to America that said relative, had spoken the
o,rn 1o,, Of an iron foundry gotten for
dcponcnts from said gaecn ID ~ at the wages OF To
shilling, per Deponent, also that they consider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
ASSIGNMENT OF 4 LCMBER COMPANY.

Chicago oct. l3.-The Ketcham Lumber Company
voluntarily assigned ll:i5 o'clock last night The
assets of the company estimated at $4,000
while the liabilities amount TO $4,000. Attorney
Prendergast said to-day that the failure was due
TO the strngency IN the money market. THE COM
pany." said he. will be able TO pay dollar for
dollar" The Ketcham EImber Company was
founded In 1872 and ranked among the largest
and strongest lumber firms Of this city, owning
large milling interests in Wisconsin and Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
THE REASON FOR ADJOURNMENT.

Washington. oct. l3.-The adjournment this
morning is said been the result of a con-
ference held in the late hours of the night. during
which the Harris amendment was considered as Il
basis for a compromise The silver men look upon
the action of the chairman of the Finance Conn
nittee as a surrender Of the field. but the repeal
men assert with equal vigor that the adjournment
was only made necessary by reason OF the inability
to get a quorum condition OF affairs which grew
out of what they hold to be the dlatory tactics oe
the silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
THE HEATHER HEPORT.
ruE CYCLONE REACHES NETWORK.

TIE CYCLONE REACHES NETWORK.
Washington. Oct. 13.-Forccast ill 3 y. m Saturday,
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, rain north.
easterly winds Increasing In force.
For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and Connecticut,
rain northcasterly gales.
For Eastern New.York rain northsa.,ery gales.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New.Jersey and Delaware,
heavy rain norhcastcy gales, with destructive violence
on the
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylyani, and Western
York. heavy rains followed by CLEARING saturday;
bortheasier!y winds Increasing in force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office. Oct. II. a m.-Thc weather yesterday
was cloudy but without rain III early evening when the
cyclone reached this vicinity, bringing h.9vy
violent gales. onpanicd by remarkable drop OF the
barometer amounting TO >evca.tcnts OF inch
10 o'clock a M and midnight The temperature ranged
between - and - degrees. the ts) being Sc
higher thaa On Thur day aud 0a higher than
70. bonding diy last year
In thl, city to-day and northcastefly
gale Will probably continue III evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14

saying something worth listening to. and Senator
Morgan, Of Alabama. who has been their reserve
guard. Mr.. Morgan has thrown IN Few PREDATORY
remarks. but has indicated that these were purely
preliminary. and that he had several chapters 10
follow in which he would discuss the question in
It's historical constitutional economical mad sOcio-
logical aspects From this survey OF the he!d ana
OF the resources OF the antTcpcaers the inference
is derived that a compromise OF Kind is the
only possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14

tendance Of absent Senators. The question Is upon
the motion Of the Senator from Florida that the
Sergeant-atArms be directed to compel the attend
ance of administrators
The motion agreed TO. and soon after having
worked itself out of this tangle the Senate adj
journed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
ATTITUDE OF THE HOUSE ON COMPTON

AITIIl DE or HE lIJl -. ~ pNf'ft''Nlois.
Washington. oct. IS.-Now that compromise on
the silver question Is talked Of ~ u probable re-
suit Of the deliberations Of the Senate upon the
subject interest has been renewed In the House as
To the kind OF measure which would receive the
sanction Of that body.
Mr. Rayncr. one Of the steering committee" Of
the rcpeacrs in "A recent contest over the Wilson
bill said: NO compromise that the Senate H. likely
10 send to the House be passed here. in my
tied purchase Of silver or the coinage thereof II
the senate were satisfied with the coinage of the
bullion now hand and purchase up 10 a reason
able amount. that might De accepted. but the prob
abilities TO be against such a moderate meas
urc."
Mr. Catchings. OF tho Committee T:ulos. also
n repeater said that In his opinion the situation
was plainly In the hands OF 'he Republicans III
they vote solidy upon the subject they can deter
mine 1t either way" he said. at is "A political
question. but politics will creep in. and that con-
sldcration may rule II the Republicans could stand
firm for the repeal of the Sherman law think they
could bring the Senate 10 terms IL all depends
on them.
Mr. Burrows said that the attitude Of the Repub-
leans toward compromise would depend upon ihc
bonds do not believe 1t Will meet the approval
of the House. he said The idea OF borrowing
money In time OF peace Is neither a popular nor
proper one. II seems Incredible that while the
Administration Is actively engaged in an effort To
reduce the tariff they should expect Congress 10
borrow money TO meet running expenses"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14

themselves hired work in said iron foundy-they VIII 60
To work As soon they reach their destination, ana tey
vould not accept work in New-York any other place
than YOUNGSTOWN because they have good and sure work
awaiting them IN Youngstown. DelOnents further state
that they wouli not have 10 America at this time
but for the Of WORK contained in said letter AZ
,h, aLoyp.named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
EXCURSIONS TO WORLDS FAIR VIA WASH

Special train OF vestbule coaches will leave Jcr-
sey Central Station. foot Of Lberty-st. New-York.
80 a. m. Oct. 18th and 18th: arrive Chicago
$50 p.m next day. 81 round trip good ten days
Ticket offices. Nos. l72 H5 and LILO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
THOMAS KELLY.
PAIi.lCk WALSH.


Sworn % Dof0fc Nc thH, 'IV'
Il is this sort OF counsel for which the Gov.
ernment is asked to pay 800 month. The Treas
urv Department is beginning 10 suspect that at
that figure in addition to mis- salary OF $500 a
year. even an Imperial Austrian ascultant' comes
L. hi9l.