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The evening world., 1894-01-03
Flowers on Baby's Socks.

In baby socks a new idea has devel
oped. This is the clever fancy Of EN-
broidering In pure white about the toy
Of the, miniature hose garlands Of
blooms. generally the birthday flower
of the wee wearer.
The evening world., 1894-01-03

Again the Rapid Transit Commission
has met and done nothing. Meanwhile
the IL" road service gets worse and
worse. 1t Is no longer true, even to IA
degree. that the Manhattan manage
ment does the best 1t can for the public
The evening world., 1894-01-03

1t was THE Evening World" Six
O'Clock Edition which first put Mr.. Pen
tecosts record fairly before the people,
and showed the powers behind Col Eel
lows why 1t would not be wise to press
the ex-preacher into the Distrct-Attor.
ney's office. The paper triumphs to-day
not over the releGation of Mr.. Pentecost
but because great public interests
threatened by the appointment OF an un,
fit man as an assistant prosecutor. have
been saved from lAtely impending peril
The evening world., 1894-01-03

The State Legislature Is mot going to
tire itself at the start. A weeks recess
In restful beginning =
The evening world., 1894-01-03

Mr., PiGtts leadership has been contemplate
from a party standpoint, and he has shown it'll.
lis?o i'iou to use his power for the public
;pod-Rochestsr Post.ESprcss lind. Rep)
The evening world., 1894-01-03

Whether It was Pentecost or the tiger
that yielded to the pressure of public
opinion. the result was u great relief to
New York.
The evening world., 1894-01-03
"SoWlNc THE VINO.

were trottcl out for duty again last
night at the Empire Theatre In new
play by Sydney Grundy called Sowing
the Wind" Impressed presumably with
the sensation that The Second Mrs.
Tanqucray" caused. Mr.. Grundy has
sought to he equally candid and to dis
play a similar insight into the weak side
OF human nature.
In Sowing the wind" hc has given US
II nauscating series Of lectures on the
equality Of the sexes; he has made all
his characters preach to us about wo-
mans shame being mans honor lie
has given us an unnatural collection OF
people who talk as no earthly men and
women would talk. he has invented "a
hnroiue who is ~ tedious AS Maria Edge
worth, and who never says a solitary
girlish word. So immaculate Is this
heroine. who WAS reared IN Vice, but
escaped untaintcd because her soul re-
vulted that you quite agree with LORD
Petworth when he says to her. Enough
Of hcroiCs Come out of the clouds. y
That might he said to Mr.. Grundy. The
play is nothing but heroics. They are
substituted for plot. characters, dialogue.
"''oh' '"'y "'e '''s INV
but they pail.
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wrong. The girl falls In love with Ned
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And the last straw that breaks the
cameIs back Is that Mr.. Grundy has not
even the courage OF his own convictions
He is n coward He writes down to the
level of Susan Jane and makes his play
end happily. In spite of all his lessons
anent the irrevocable course of sin
Mr. Brabazon sees his son and his lille
ultimate daughter about to be married
as the final curtain falls.
PLAYS that deal with the subjects Sc
leCted nv Mr.. Gr,,ndv must have a pur
nose in yiew. They must absolutely. n,
MIR Grundv will he called nv eyer,
Young Person a naughty. immoral gen.
tIom,n. The purpose can he one tbirs
only. 10 no,nt 81 lesson m the evils n
immortality No mn, should talk ohou
tbe sexu.I relations inst for tho eake n
talking about tb,m Mr. 1:r,rdy ba,
done this bovevsr He has calmIv OK
c;,ed . rervorse curios,,y inc, for III,
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The evening world., 1894-01-03

The refreshed Congress gets together
again to-day. The sooner the majority
gets together on the Tariff bill, the bet
ter for the country.
The evening world., 1894-01-03

McKanes vindication'' by the Board
OF Supervisors is very mych, at the ex-
pense Of Kings County's good dame
The evening world., 1894-01-03
Tim ely Advice.

Senators and Assemblymen going to Albany
should take a supply OF their own linen. scorn
to wear any other mans eoliar--syracuse Stand
nd iRCpl
The evening world., 1894-01-03

New York State out of debt and with
surplus In sight. That's the good news
the Governors message brought. How
Uncle Sam must envy the Empire State.
The evening world., 1894-01-03
EDITORIAL PlTH.
That's What IL Is.

This country Is too big and strong and the
people too courageous 10 remain long in the
dumps -philndclpha Times.
The evening world., 1894-01-03
Some Celestial Social Customs

or course 1t is natural that thing'
should be topsy-turvy on the under sia'
OF the globe but It is queer to note Inv
things that are reversed. In Chihs
the men wear skirts and the women
trousers. The men wear their hair ions
and the women wear their hair shoitl
The men carry on dressmakng ana th'
women carry burdens. People dress ~
| white at funerals, In mourning at weal
dings, and II is old women always WEI
serve as bridesmaids.
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A. to the Finest Calendar.

The finest New Year calendar is the calendar
OF the House. with the Wilson Tariff bill at the
top OF it-Philadelphla Record.
The evening world., 1894-01-03

England Is going To have cruiser that will
steam t~snty.tuur knots an hour. Then We will
have that will make twenty .nve.-Boston
Record.
The evening world., 1894-01-03

McKane is a President pro tenn. and
out of jail pro tenn.
The evening world., 1894-01-03

In his letter declining to become As
sistant District-Attorney, Mr. Pentecost
says that all he said about the Chicago
Anarchists was "the sincere utterance of
The evening world., 1894-01-03

prices ranging from IS to $40, accordin
to the quality of the material. I'm
model is made In plain beaver ciotn'
colors-navy blue, brown and red; double
breasted puffed sleeves; rolling collar'
cape box-plaited on shoulders; collar,
cape and sleeves trimmed with foui
rows of narrow soutache braid. Priees
four years. 50; six years, 1910; eisn'
years, Sl0.5O
The evening world., 1894-01-03

To elect Congressman to succeed
Messrs. Fellows and Fitch will cost the
city about $4,000. This is an Interesting
item which i5 directly chargeable to the
account OF the present municipal hossism
Both Fellows and Fitch would have been
fully content to remain in Congress and
the people Of New York were more than
willing that Comptroller Myers and Dis
trict-Attorney Nicoll should be named To
succeed themselves. But the boss said
otherwise. Hence the trouble and ex.
pense of the two special elections OF
Jan. 80.
The evening world., 1894-01-03

The Chief Engineer OF the Croton Aque-
duet notified Mayor Gilroy yesterday
that passageways across the speedway
for the purpose CT taking coal from the
Harlem River to the pumping station
must be provided. II that coal has got
to get across the speedway, the people.
whose rights are almost as important as
those OF pumping-station fuel, may Just
as well be let across, too To-day's meet.
ing OF the Park Board may witness
action looking TO a riverside pathway
along the speedway Thanks to the
pumping station and its coal supply.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-27


Tybee, Feb 26-Passed up, Norwegian bark
Ajax. sehr Julia Trubee. Anchored off bar,
sChoonerS. / bark, and barkentine. $3.50 D
m ,swind NV. fresh, fair.
New Orleans, Feo 26-Cleared, steamship
Trevanion, Rouen.
Galveston, Fec 26-Arrived, steamship Nor.
gan, staples, Brazos, Santiago, proceeded to
Brashear.
Port Eads, Feb 2e-Arrived. steamship Fox
hall, Leslie, Port Llmon; ii Sud, Higgins
New York; Traveller lBrl, Liverpool.
Newport News, FEB 26-Arriyed, steamship
Appamatox [Brl, London; barge Coal King
New Y ork.
Sailed. schr Warner Moore, Key West.
Norfolk, Feb 26-Arriyed, schrs 4 w H
White, Rebecca, James Davidson and w d
Haven.
Mobile. Feb 26-Arrived, schrs Comet. Al
driCh. Tampa; Mary + Mason lBrl Gresham
kustan; Sea Gull Obi, Hunter Monte2o Bay;
barkentine Transport lNOrl, Havana; steam
ships Wellheyen Nor, Olsen. 1ampico;
kegulus tItusl. Forssell, Tampieo, Sunniva
Nor Bluedelds Simon Dumols lNorl,
Bocns del Toro.
Cleared, bark Feduco Itall, Desecari, Mar.
settles.
Charleston. Feb es-Arrived. steamer Sem.
mole, Chichester, New York proceeded Jack
sohyille; schr T. A Bailey, Townsend. New
York. on bar. schra Anna Chase. New York:
Mar2aret May. Jarvis. Philadelphia
Cleared, schr Howard n Hanscom, Holmes
Philadelphia.
-. sailed, schrs Edward W Young. Wyman
JeoFgetown Peter q schultz Lowery, New
Boston. Feb 2l-ArFiysd sehrs Alma Cum.
minSs, CummingsPOrl Royals Farana Heyer
Philaaslphia. FEB Arrived schr WIN q
WlekhRm Evan Savannah.
Ban oeNanRie. Dec y saliea. bark Anna y
btall, Dssfazla, Savannah
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY % 1894

which short sellers received few days ago
they again plucked UP courage and put out
their lines. Partridge, who IS in California
attending the mid-winter fair sold a big line
through his own house, which initiated the
break that afterward carried prices lac E.
low the final figures OF Saturday. Those who
sold early covered around the inside prices
causing fractional reaction before the close
The opening was weak May opened sc
lower, at soc to 59%c. sold between 6Oc and
5sSc, closing A0Sc under Saturday at 59lac.
Corn was in line with wheat, as was TO he eX-
pected. 1t is generally understood that the
sympathy between these two grains will he
close until the opening OF navigation. The
influence bearing on the market was sum
cient, however. to cause natural decline
May corn ranged between 361sc and S6Sc, and
closed 3s61.c lower than Saturday at 3Gism
l36I4c. Oats were trifie steadier than corn
but nevertheless weak undertone was ap-
parent. May oats closed nc under Saturday
Cash oats we're 49hc lower. Provisions
ruled weak through sympathy with the spec
cessive run Of hogs at the yards with lower
prices quoted for them. which OF
course. had o depressing effect
prominent packing concern bought freely
OF pork and lard, which resulted in reaction
from bottom prices. There was a moderate
shipping demand Domestic markets were
lower Receipts light OF meats and moderate
Of lard and the shipments liberal of meats
and fair OF lard. May pork closed 20 cents
lower; May lard 71sc lower and May ribs 7Ixc
lower
Chicago Feb. 26-Cash quotations we're as
follows: Flour was steady with prices un-
unchanged Wheat-No spring SIC; No >
red SIC. Corn-No. ?, 343sc. Oats-No 2
2sslc. Mess pork, per barrel 81 S56eS11 $50.
Lard per 100 pounds, 81 57l80S 10. Short rib
a. 81. Short clear SIDES s. 1907 l21s.
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NOTICE.

City MarshaIs once, Savannah, Ga, Feb.
IS, 1S94.-The following extract from the Tax
and Revenue Ordinance OF the City Of Savan-
nah for the year 1894 is published for informa-
ton
Every person. company or corporation re-
quired by this section TO pay a specific or
business tax shall take out license OF re-
ceipt, which shall state the business or occu-
patton in which such person, company or cor
poration is authorized to engage, and which
shall be exhibited to the city marshal or his
deputy at any time upon demand. And II any
person, company or corporation shall engage
In any business or occupation for which such
license or receipt is required without first
taking out the same, or who shall fail or re-
fuse to exhibit the same upon demand 10 the
city marshal or his deputy, such person, COM
pany or corporation, shall, upon conviction
before the police court of the city Of Savan-
nah, be subject to q fine not to exceed one
hundred dollars, and imprisonment not TO ex-
q cd thirty days, either or both in the discre-
tion OF the court"
Those who have net abon out licenses as
required by the abrV- rrAinance, are re-
quested to take them o. 1out delay.
ROBERT ]. W. L., City Marshal
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Per Central railroad. Feb 26-66s bales
cotton, 60 bbls oil, Is casks clay 22i boxes
oranges, 1853 bales domestics, 1870 pkgs mdse
car slaves, l.0l5 bbls rOsin sacks COW feed
box m food, 20 cases I've 1 key nails, boxes
tobacco, case cigars, SO cases meat , cars
lumber, Is pkgs hardware, Is bbls whisky. ,
sacks potatoes , empty barrels, buggy II
sacks collars. 1 VallSe clothing. boxes W
cofflns. 80 pkgs furniture ? bdls hides, / show
case, % boxes candy, 10 bbls grits ! car coal,
cars wood, 100 bbls flour, car beer
Fer Charleston and savannah railway Feb
26-ll cars bulk dis bone 3 cars lumber car
slaves, car barrels, cars wood. car ice 100
sacks meal. 80 sacks bran piano, 100 boxes
soap. 1854 bdls veg baskets = cases cotton
goods, 30 bdls coup links, 40 boxes tobacco,
l case cigars, cars cotton seed.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western railway
FEB 26-1l2 bales cotton, Dbl empty bottles
cars cotton seed, car hay, cars -four, 6
cases eggs; 10 pkgs furniture cars corn
piano, 1874 pkgs mdse g G72 boxes fruit 70 bbls
fruit bbls potatoes sacks potatoes. bbl
syrup, / bale hides, 1913 bills rosin is cars
lumber, 10 cars rock, l72 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, $50 boxes vegetables, So casks clay, 25
bdls sugar cane.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road. Feb 26-l37 bales cotton, Dbl chains,
crates tomatoes, bdls hides, , cases eggs.
bales domestics, box trees, . cases cigars
10 bales moss, 302 boxes oranges, 10 boxes
lemons, 10 boxes grape fruit, 1892 crates fruit,
l52 crates vegetables II bbls vegetables, l
trunk, ! box glass 4 bbls whisky, 3 boxes
locks, box groceries. 70 bdls wagon rims
Dbl potatoes, 6bales shlrtin Z 4 case clothing,
2o4 boxes tobacco, ? cars brick, / car wood,
l car lard.
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EFFORTS OF COTTON.


New York Feb. Colour quiet and easier;
winter wheat, low grades, a. 005S2 4b pat
ents 50 258S3 so Minnesota clear 80 50D
g. 9O Minnesota patents 50 5Oas4 80; low ex-
easy; common to fair extras 81 001S3 90;
good 70 choice extras 50 l0DSl 90 Wheat.
fairly active and lower. with options closing
steady; No. red In store and elevator sos c;
ahoat 62Ac: options opened weak at KG1I5c,
declined fraction. rallied 9sl0Hc. fell 40 &C.
advanced 1sc, closed firm at A0lBc under
saturday, trading fairly active; No. 9 red
February closing (05sc March 6OAc; May
631sc. Corn, spots dull and easier No. 2,
4lMg elevator; 42c afioat; ungraded mixed
43c No 2 white 45c: optfo moderately
closing 4iHc; March 4l%c: May 42c. Oats
dull and easier February 36c; March SAC:
May 33xc: No. white March 3GAcc; spot.
No. 2, 37i5G3Sc No. white 3sHGn5Jc: mixed
western 1903 &c white western 3Jdl4lc.
Hay dull and arm, shipping 6OG65c; good TO
choice sOGt55c. Beef inactive and steady
family 81 OO5ts1f 90; extra mess s. 0OdSs so.
Beef hams dun az Sl4 90. Tlerced beef quiet
and steady; city extra India mess. els O00
S2 90. Cut meats quiet and steady; picked
bellies 7Hze; picked shoulders 64c; picked
hams VIC. middles nominal Lard quiet and
lover western steam closed at 81 s0Hs7 b,
nominal: city 81 ~; February 81 20; March
~ 20. May 81 %: refined dun and lower con
tinent q 20; south American - %; com
pound o. 25ls6 374 Pork fair demand and
nrm. mess si3 5gGti4 o. Butter. quiet and
weaker state dairy new l5DS4c; state dairy,
Dlu lfNlbei bbhLe creamery new, Shcs west
ern dairy new. l3Di7e; western creamery II
GG26c, Elglns 2Gs. MOlasses foreign nominal:
New Orleans open Kettle, good 10 choice 30
aL5sc dun and steady Peanuts dun Coffee
- options steady, 10 points up % points
down, February % 10 May 10 2JHt5 "a,
July ~ 65ulf T5 October 70 90; spot Rio
quiet and steady; No. T. i1isc. Sugar raw.
hteadier and more active; fair refining ga
. 1910 refined IN better smand and Arm
on a. aKNi 5ieci standard A. fif24 7.1Gc.
elt ioaf ~ s-ls. crushed iSy5 sieei Qranu.
lated ftsg3 g.ide. FreiRhts ~ Liverpool
moderate demand. cotton ggfd BIO grain
20.
CaIcago fe1. W.-fnere WIS "a CON 1iaa.
cay ana pgtnltustauding the punishment
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Fowey, Feb 22-Arrived bark Autocrat
Norl, Albrethsen, Client for Tybee
For additional shipping news
see other columns"

Washington. d c. Feb 23-Notice is hereby
given by the lighthouse hoard that the light
on the gas buoy OF Harding Ledge, entrance
the sea, has been reliehted North end OF
Centurion Gas Buoy, entrance to Boston
harbor, has been carried away by the lie and
Is temporarily replaced by a lack spar buoy
The gas and bell buoys in Boston Harbor IAN
not lie depended upon while the ice is running
so heavily.
Broken part OF Pollock Rip north parp
Ben Buoy, in Pollock Rim Slue, and Polio *
Rip Shoal Buoy No 4, red, frst-class nun. car
RED away by the recent gales, have been re-
placed.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will ue furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge IN United States Photographs OF
nee in the custom house Captains are re-
Quested to call at the Office
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department
SCALES, Ensign U = n. in charge.
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PROPOSALS
win DO received by f. e. Rebarer, Esq,
Clerk OF Council, until ~ IN March o. 1894 for
furnis hing, operating and maintaining twenty
go arc electric lights of six hundred 600
standard candle power. in that portion OF the
city south of Anderson street until the first
of January, 1893, with the privilege OF in
creasing the number of lights at the same
contract price should the city 80 desire
ALSO
Propositions for furnishing, operating and
maintaining In the city OF Savannah two hdn-
dred and lightweight C2Ssl arc electric lights
OF six hundred 600 standard candle power
for periods each OF 3 and years, from Jan. l.
1885 the city reserving the right during
these periods Of years. OF adding any addl-
tiOnal lights at the same contract price. The
city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids For further information and specihca-
tons apply to w. j. VIM,
City Engineer.
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HIDES.
North American Review
MARCH, 1894.

THE House OF Representatives and the
Il House OF Commons, by the Secretary OF
the Navy; The New Aspect OF the Woman
Question, sarah Grand, author OF The
Heavenly Twins" Present Chance for
American Shipping. q. S. Commissioner OF
Navigation; The Outlook for War in Europe,
Archibald Forbes; Natural Monopolies and
the Workingman, Prot X. T. Ely; Village
Life In England Countess OF Malmesbury;
Home Industries and the Wilson Bill. by the
Presidents OF the Chambers of Commerce at
New York, Boston, san Francisco, New Or
leans; Dramatic Criticism. Bran Stoker;
Prisons in the Old World and the New, Mai.
Grinlths. II. M. Inspector or Prisons; River
ana Hart or Improvement, Hon. N. G. Blanch-
ard; A Naval Uaion With Great Britain, Sir
O. ). Clarke, h. Q. NJ G.; A Conference OF
New England Governors, by the Governor Of
Massachusetts; Notes and Comments 49,
France and the Income Tax. Theodore stan
tom Recent Improvements In Public Libra
RES, h. G. Hoyey; Labor Politics in New
Place Edward Porritt; The Financial De-
pendence OF Women, Il. c. Bremner
Price Soc For sale at
Estill's News Depot,
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NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once,
Savannah, Ca, Jan 81. 1894.
All persons who have been double taxed
under the tax and revenue laws OF the city Of
Savannah for the year 1894 may appear to
Council within thirty days from this date.
G. .. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
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Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John J Carolan, Agent
Schr Julia A Trubee. Darling, New York,
with fertilizer for Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co,
vessel to George HarriSs & Co.
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Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
&C G Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston-C G
Anderson.
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Arrived Up from Tybee Yesterday.
Bark Ajax [Norl, Hansen, in ballast
Paterson, Downing & Co.
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HOYELTY IRON WORKS.
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF GROUND
RENT LOTS.

On TUESDAY, February %, 1894, will adj
yertise for sale In this paper. all ground rent
lots in arrears for city taxes for the year, or
any part of the year 1893.
ROBT. J. WADE,
CITY Marshal
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Sailed Yesterday.
Bark Transatlantic [Norl, Riga.
Departed Yesterd


Steamer Ethel Carroll, Augusta and way
landings-W 4 Gibson. Manager.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises ...... Observation-Disclosures. 6:22
sun o6GS. .......... ................... O'5o
High Water at Fort Pulaski 0:26am, 10 :42pm.
Central Standard Time).