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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

Persteamship D 81 Miller from Baltimore
w Massenberg, A Hall and wife, M Chill
dress. Z N Baker, R Il Foster Mrs NJ E Davis,
Miss a McAvoy, Thos S Russell, L G Black,
r b Lindsay, l. w Yarnen, A Brown, Alice
Mcpherson, Mrs L w Narnell.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is words or more
IN this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance. each Insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply, any.
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-.
modations TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SUCCESSFUL speculation open TO all; try
~ our syndicate system OF speculation; In
crease your income; information free; send
for circular. Thompson & Derr Co.. 38 Wall
street. New York. Incorporated under the
laws OF state OF New York. Capital S100O00
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TT,S A LEAP-IN We DARK.

uSuh4tys WueI you bSb
out TO get " something
for your blood. "
DR.. Pierceis Golden
Medical Discovery gives
you a proof. Its makers
say that as a blood-puri-
fer, hesh = b uilder,
strength-restorer, n IL
isn't the medicine for
you, they'n return the
money. o., si6
It's guaranteed tocure
or benefit, in tho worst
Skin, Scalp and Scroful-
Gus Affections.
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Maximum temperature 9S't minimum tenn
perature. go.
he hight OF the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. m. 10Th meridian time) yesterday was
81 feet fall of 90 feet daring the preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending 8 p m, Aug. II, 1894 10Th Meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations:
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PERSON 1

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Np II READY to go TO the country
IA. - Look up that Q "A watch, chain,
relic or nick nacks, and get them changed for
new ones or get the cash for the same at
Fegeas', the reliable leweler, liz Broughton.
no you want money? 1; so you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, watches,
lewelry. clothing, tools, guns, pistols etc.
and on almost anything OF value at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress
street. E. Muhlburg, manager.
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FOR SALE

ENOR SALE, diamond ring 2pl and X kar-
+ ats. handsome mounting, cost 1910; will
sell for Sl75; stone Is perfect. Address Ring,
this once.
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ROOMS TO RtNT.

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MISERABLE furnished rooms all con
~ veniences, first class location, excellent
table. 81 Bull corner Macon.
FINO RENT, a gentleman can find nice large
Il room. furnished, fronting square, with
board, in private family. Box 80, News Once
ENOR RENT, one or two furnished rooms to
Il young men only; private family; excel
lent neighborhood good home Address
box ia, Morning News once.
ELEGANT rooms on the drst floor; large
~ hall, third floor, in Lyons block. John
Lyons.
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LusI
EnuCAI nn,l.

BOOKKEEPING, shorthand new and easy
~ system typewriting teleRrapny. Tuition
800 month. Day or night session. Geor-
gia BUSINESS College, has removed 10 post
ONCE building.
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EnR LEASE.

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E'OR lease for tufpentlne purposes, six
II thousand acres pine timber More OBJ
tanned same locality. Il. II. Shefiield, Blakely,
Ca.
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MAINE INTELLIGENCE.

F-@l"-TITIT-17-77~77--1-
Sun kises..''.. ....'...........''''"'.. =. o'@o
sun SOUS. V o
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High w alter at Fort Pulaski 7.b2am, 6:Oo pm
Central standard .umeL
1-4l~-~-~-~-~-~-------~-~
Saturday, Aug. ls
Arrived Yesterday.
steamship Decatur II Miller, Blllups, Balti-
more-John Carolan, Agent.
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ON NORTHERN DIAMONDS.

Results Of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.
Washington, Aug. 16.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

ENOR SAT f. upright piano in arst-class
condition. Inquire syh TattnRll street.
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ElOR SALE, $50, a lot on Ninth street near
\ Barnard; convenient TO two street car
lines. Monthly payments. John L. Archer,
llS Bryan street
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OATs.-Finest, heaviest rust-proof oats in
~ savannah; will get ripe To harvest o.
fore the June rains. We harvested them
in May. j. f.. Guilmartin q Co.
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N SCELLANEOUS.


pEFORE you buy or sell property consuls
~ Robert II. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No. Bull street
CHANDELIERS brass and bronzes REIN.
~ tshed. The Savannah Plating and Mfg,
Co., Congress and Drayton streets.
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NOR SALE. 10 shares Of the Chatham Real
n Estate and improvement Company
stock, series "A" Address c. H. h., News
olice.
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E,OR SALE, a brick house on Henry near
Il Jefferson in good condition, best OF
neighborhoods; can be bought very cheap.
John l.. Archer, llS Bryan street.
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GOVERNMENT bonds.

United States As coupons. ll4I1
United States IS, registered .....-........ 80
New York, Aug. 17.-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin, S75, 100000; cur
rency, 49, 900.
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NO0aL Lincoln Co., ~ NJ
DIR. r. V. PIERoR; Str have a boy who
was a solid mass OF sores over his arms and
legs and back from the time he was six
months old until he was i've years old.
gave him DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery and Pleasant Pellets. He has been
well now for over two years. -Four bottles
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
made final cure Of him. Respectfully,
oBA dMaz 4,
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Whea

Jan 49,. l3h i2H 97h ! 02Ia
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
was dun and steady with prices unchanged,
Wheat-No. 2 spring 5]l5Q55c; No. 2 red
3003O2o Mess pork per barrel, S13 571a@
IL 80. Lard. per 100 pounds, 81 45H07 so.
Short, rib sides 81 29l ~. Dry sailed
81 5JQ7 IS. Whisky 81 %.
Cincinnati Aug. l7.-Flour-spring patents
q 55&s W: ditto fancy e. 71Gi W; ditto
Sc. Corn quiet; No. 2 white 55hc; No 2
mixed 5i1ic; No. 2 yellow $500. Oats was
steady; No. mixed, sample SIC; NO. ?
white 3e4c. Rye-No. ?; 45c; No 3, 4lc.
family sl} %; clear family S14 %, Lard
kettle dried re; steam leaf 74c; bakers
nc. Bacon steady: shoulders 81 o; short
rib sides 8 80; short clear sides " rs.
st. Louis, Aug l7.-Flour dull; spring
patents q 6)G2 ~; extra fancy - lO82 20;
choi 81 90g2 10 Wheat lower; August &C;
September 53Ac; May 4g5aG4lAc Corn
lower; August 5414c aksed; September SAC;
May 50hc. Oats lower; August 30Bc Sep.
TENDER 3l4c; May 35Ic. Professionalism
Lard prime steam ~ 80; choice 81 A. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders So 40; longs and
clear rIas a As; shorts g. 20, Bacon-boxed
shoulders 81 50 longs 8 co. clear ribs IS Is
as 81 .. High wines steady at 81 %.
Baltimore. Aug. H-Flour unchanged and
steady western superhne 81 700l 90 (;
western extra 81 O0(t2 30; western family
g. 5OD2 20; winter wheat patent 81 1908 10;
spring patent SO 0QD3 IS; spring straight SO Is
Gt3 so; WheAt.steady; No. red spot 5o3s8
55Hc; September So 3sGb55Ae; december 10
5JN859Ac, steamer No. 2 red 521.G53c; mill
ing, by sample, 55QD56Hac. Corn dull; mi Sed
spot 5Se asked; August 5Sc bid; southern
white 61T6}Hc; southern yellow Gle. Oats
very quiet; No. white western, SIC; No 2
mixed western "a a435c. kye dull; No 2,
46lsc hid. Hay was steady; good to choice
timothy 81 0U0Io co. Grain freights we're
quiet anu urehluRed steam TO Liverpool
per quarter Isl Cork for orders, per quarter
Is 413d cotton, per 100 pounds l5c: nour
-. Provisions, market arm; mess pork
si6 90 Bulk meats-shoulders 50, short
nib clear sides &c; clear sides &C. Sugar
cured shoulders exc; hams. small liL(; la. ge,
lSs6c neuned lard VIC. Butter was firm
creamery fancy 23c; ladle fancy l21i4e;
store packed l2ai3c. Eggs firm at 15H1l6c
Co ee firm; No. T. 1910 Sugar strong;
granulated 4s2c
New York, Aug. 17-Rice. active and
firm; domestic fair to extra 3kD51lc; Japan
4A4bc.
New York Aug. II. Wool market was
steady domestic fleece lS022c; pulled l50
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Aug. T.-Cotton seed oil was
quiet and firm; crude 29c yellow 33c.
New York, Aug l7.-Petroleum quiet but
ington, In oulk, 81 90; rednel New York, in
barrels s. Is; philadelphia in barrels, Is 10;
Philadelphia In bulk, 81 6O082 IS.
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nor RENT from Oct. /, residence $40 Cor
Il don street in thorough repair. Apply
to h. @. Way Drayton street.
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HELP WANTED.

49, wv ". - =.
WAN ED, a girl (white) capable to do
w housework for small family. State
age and references. Address Box H. Morn
ing News 54a,4
I ADHESION can obtain a refined and
IL Renteel home work at SlR per week No
canvassing. Reply with self addressed
stamped envelope. Esther Allan, South
bend, Ind.
GJALESMEN, we send samples allow lib
- eral salary and expenses or commission
to proper applicants. staple seller, three
stores out Of Ave will order Address with
stamp, Lock Box 400 New York city,
GALESMEN to sell baking powder; we put
and expenses or commission Chicago Bak-
ing Powder Company, 767 Van Buren, Street,
Chicago.
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REVIEW OF The WEEK.
Continued from seventh Page.

-yse in the former is the result of covering OF
= short interest, which has teen re-
Ss-red TO recently. Sugar was firm
~ hoard rumors that insiders had again
taken hold OF the stock. Disullers was heavy
and sold down from 81 to lSaz It is now
nm lred that there has been hitch in the
rsgotiations for the loan which the company
VS. said 10 have in the market for the past
gr0Tt the matter that the street has lost ali
interest in the negotiation. and from the
course OF the stock to-day it can be inferred
mat there is a disposition TO leave the matter
~ insiaers General Electric closed nrm. The
f;rangers lea the rise. Dfstillers, however
lost 2ls per cent The bond market was
strong and active. Sales of listed stocks
AGGREGATED $4,000 shares; unlisted 80 900
shares.
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
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L1OR RENT si5 per month, two houses on
II Jefferson street. near Charlton now
being put In hrst-class condition. John L.
Archer, IFS Bryan street,
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E'Oh KENT two houses on Montgomery
II street, near Gwinnett; sixteen dollars
per month Apply 1872 Montgomery street.
ENOR RENT, hve-room house and bath No
4 81 Second avenue Inquire at 40 York
street.
NOR RENT from Oct. /, residence $40 Cor
Il don street; in thorough repair. Apply
to +. Q. Way, Drayton street
ENOR RENT. store on state street between
Il Whitaker and Barnard lately occupied
by Barbour IL Co, furniture dealers; terms
5000 per month. I. =. Rayenel.
TOR RENT Immediately, pretty, six
y room house new at West Savannah at
Sl2 Ter month fine neghUorhood: good
water; convenient 70 street car line; or same
property for sale at 81 700 payable, principal
and interest $50 cash and balance in ten
years. on installments Of $40 per month In
quire at or address Savannah Cottage and
Improvement Company, iO7 Bay street.
FOR RENT, residence lle HUI, corner OF
II Whitaker; all modern improvements;
possession Immediately. Robt. II. 1atem.
1ZD NEW HOUSTON street. This ele-
IOO Rantly appointed new house for rent,
all modern Improvements. Apply Appel g.
Schaul
NOR RENT, desirable three-story on base
II ment dwelling house No. II, Charlton
street, third house east Of Abercorn street.
from Oct. LIST. Apply TO r. X. Douglass, ONCE
Board Trade building.
ENOR RENT. from oct. l. the following
II desirable residences: "a Jones street,
being between Drayton and Aber-
corn streets I Tattnall street, corner
OF Liberty street. The above houses all have
modern improvements and will be put in
thorough repair. Apply 10 Champion Il
Germany, lls Bryan street
NOR RENT. residence No 7sH Habersham
II street; In trst-class condition; posses
sion given Sept /. John L. Archer, iis Bryan
street.
LNOR RENT 8l5 per month, two houses on
IL Jefferson street. near Charlton. now
being put In nrst-class condition. John l..
Archer. ils Bryan street,
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why did Miss Antique leave the hotelY"
"She was insulted Somebody asked hel
II Noah was pretty baby,"-P. and s S, s
Co. Bulletin. ...
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

E1OR RENT two houses on Montgomery
per month. Apply 1872 Montgomery street.
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LNOR RENT hve-room house and bath. No.
A % Second avenue Inquire at 40 York
street
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SPONTANEOUS WhNTS.


WANTED, TO buy a sound young mule,
w suitable for grocery wagon. Apply to
A. W. Harmon.
WANTED, to quote prices on monuments,
w iron fences, wood mantels and tiling
The George w. Clark Co., Rutland. VT, or
Jacksonville, Fla.
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E1OR RENT, desirable three-story on base
II ment dwelling house No. II, Charlton
street, third house east OF Abercorn street
from Oct. LIST. Apply 10 r. X. Douglass, ONCE
Board Trade building.
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E'OR RENT store on State street between
Il Whitaker and Barnard, lately occupied
by Barbour Co, furniture dealers; terms
5000 per month. T.. +. Rayenel.
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nor RENT residence No. 7sH Habersham
II street; in trst-class condition; posses
sion given Sept /. John l.. Archer, iis Bryan
street.
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EMPLOYMENT WAIVED.
WTAN1E ED, by an experienced young col
w ored n an, a situation as butler porter
or coachman; uest of reference. Address W.
M, Morning News.
WANTED, situation as companion to old
w person or orphan girl Address Miss
Annie Cooper, Sumter, s. @.
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New York, Aug. i7-Cotton seed oil was
quiet and firm; crude 29c, yellow 33c.
New York Aug. l7--Petroleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels, s5 90; Wash.
ington In oulk, s. 90; rednel New York. in
barrels s. %; Philadelphia In barrels, Is 10;
Philadelphia In bulk. o. 600e2 IS.
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AVERAGE
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1Z0 NEW HOUSTON street. This ele-
I6O Rantly appointed new house for rent,
all modern improvements Apply Appel g.
Schaul
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Decatur H Miller, 1914 tons, Billups, Balti,
more--John j Carolan, Agt.
Tafna Br !, l. 454 tons, Harriss, dis pyrites-
90 @ numerical Guano Co.
Two steamships.
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AUCTION SALES.
C, \. DORSETT, Auctionssr,

VIII sell on MONDAY. Goth inst, at liam,
at l42 Congress,
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,Iolton-By steam-Market dull and nomi
Ha!' moderate inquiry for room. kates are,
Nv lVJ bS& Liverpool via fiew York, 3Oc;
VaNre Vlas New York, 3Sc; ReVal via New
ttgyA, Ole; Amsterdam via New York 3Sc;
Nmsterdam via Baltimore, 35c; Antwerp via
dew YORK 35e; Antwerp via Baltimore SOC;
tnaeInen via New York, 3sc Bremen via Bal
S'ls VIA New York, 40c Boston, per bale
w. IT, New York per bale 81 co. Phlladel.
pI'a, per bale, ~ ~; baltimore 81 co.
,tlns rates. Foreign business Il more or less
T1lAlhaL The rates from this aud nCar.b by
r,,oIkla ports are quoted at "a 00tDj 90 for a
p'Hfe including Baltimore aud Portland, Ne.
A. road ties, basis "A feet l4c. Timber $3.50
AZ higher than lum Der rates. To the West
49, : and Windward nominal; 10 Rosario,
sid Y ~ Buenos Ayres or Montevideo,
Xxx 30 ~ 10 Rio Janelro, fl4 90; TO span
rra,nng9 ,Mejiterranean ports, ell 3D0ii 50 20
Der e hlngdom for orders, nominal for lum-
'''' "a 5s standard.
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EIOR RENT, residence ii6 Hull, corner OF
II Whitaker; all modern improvements;
possession Immediately. Robt II. 1atem.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
THE CATHOLICS!
Arranging for The Pilgrimage to
Rome and L0urdeS.
Gov. Waite Causes Trouble at
Canon City Penitentiary.
A Meetlrw of Great Iaterest 10 Amer
lean steckmen.
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

Brooklyn, N Y, May II Reports pre-
sented to-day a, the meeting of the com.
;nittee having charge u the arrangements
for the forthcoming Catholic pilgrimage
from the United States Ia Rome aul
Lour,ies. indicate that !, will b. one IL the
most imIoring and representative parties
~ Catholics that has ever len these shores
Although the work ~ organizing the pill
grimAge has been done mainly by correE
pondsnoe And little publicity has been
sought for the event app 'icstions for mem.
bership have been receivcd ffOm nearly
every state ami territory. The pilgrim
age 10 under the auspices II the Sisters oi
the Monastery of the Precious BloCd To-
Gated in this city. and II will bc directed
by Rev Father Borcile, chaplain of the
monastery. and who 10 also a director oi
the arch. .confrAternity of Lour'ies The
pilgrims leave New York on July IS, and
mn official .ntiinA'ion has been received
from the Vatican that the Holy Father
will give them an audience on August !,
aud that Ae will also bless their banner
ou August .. The pilgrimage will take in
Antwerp, Milan, Venice. Lourdes. Paris
aud other continental, points, in all OF
which special services In honor II the
American visitoro will be heli in the Ca
thedrAls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Springfield. H.. May is.--In response
to 3 call Of the stste board Of health .
large number Of representatives of coun-
~, municipal and township health or.
ganisAtions, and local medical societies
assembled here to-day. The stats board
has become convinced that stringcn,
measures must be adopted In order "a
secure better results In combating small
pox and other infectious diseases, ~ we'll
~ In o~isr 10 innure the receipt of trust
worthy information regarding the sani.
tary conditione In diferent localities Ia
the state. and ,hs prevention II infection
where manifested. Through this confer
encs II is thoaght that system will h
dsveloped whereby the best poas'bls re.
sul,s will attend the workings of each
board In the future. Al the session this
afternoon and those Of Tomorrow ssni'
tAry questions. organised legislation
quArAntining, and other vital subject.
will be considered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
MRS. MAVERICK !
ReinVesteation Of her Case
Asked by the People.
Medical Societies and Health
Boards Of Illinois.
A ScandsIrus Divorce Cas-" FINAL,
Endet In IOndon,
FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

London. May Is When Home Secrr-
tary AHluith returns with his bride FROM
hir huneym"nn h- will b~ prrs"nted with
all inhnru,ially Hgnei petition asking
permission for a lawyer To have an int,..
view with Mrs MAybrick. and ascertain
whether sh. desir,S public r-inycS,ign.
tiun II her case. Five hundrci names II
members If th. ~ ,.tocracy, aud I'ersonp
prominent in professional pursuits Anl
philan,hrupic work have already been
appended to the petition, aud double thA'
number will b. obtained IN the nes, few
days. The work il h.ing conducted by u
committee organized aud hea,lci 10y Ls'ly
Florence Dixie. The latter has issue,l all
Aidr-ss to the public IN which she say r
among other things.
"Men and women of England. CIV. ua
your aid in securing juH,icr for this iur.
lorn woman. We arr selfish people, in.
clned 10 consider only our own interests.
and we ars cSllous and indifferent to sui
fering which we cannot feel. Hut let us
try and put ourselves in Mrs May.
bricks lonely. helpless position, aud Try
a. help her to the best of uur ability
Let us try and secure her a chance of
proving her innocence, aud oi receiving
back that free,iom which an Unjust sen
tence has deprived her of II cannot be- too
otsn proclaimed aloud that Mrs. May.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

PhiladelphiA, May i7-The genera
movement on the part of all the college,
of the county, looking toward uniform
hy In the teaching of English hranchc,
In preparatory SchUnls was further AL
vanc-d to-day. when a committee of ten
appointed AT y general conference @'m'
months since, assembled 10 devis,
u schem. for entrance examinations IL
EugliSh fnr the various colleges Thoe,
present included Prof Y II strliari
University II New York, Prof q. X
Carpenter, Columbia College, Prof J N
Hart, Cornell; Prd Felix Smelling, Uni
versity of P.nnsy ylvanis, Prof John W
Bright. John Hopkins university vii!
son Farrarri. Newark academy, aud srv
crnl others. Tn. sessions Of the com
mit,ee will last for three days, by whicl
time the scheme will have been formu
lAtel,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
senate

Washington. May 18-Tbe senate res.
oiutrn. ouerea yesteruay by morgan,
calling on the attorney general for infor-
nation regarding suits against the sugar
trust. WAS taken mp and agreed 70. Also
= resolution offered by HArris (Tsnn.) for
the daily meeting Of the senate, on and
af,-r Monday next, At i0s. m. In course
of the discussion which followed. Frey
expressed the opinion that Il was the
duty Of republicans 10 defeat the tariff
bill, and TO resort W any method for no
doing, He said he was unable 10 per-
suade them that this course was the true
policy TO pur~ue. On the contrary, Il
seemed TO he the determination Of repub-
licans 70 permit the bill to come 10 vote.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
Order efthe sres Hail

Indianapolis, Ind. May II Under the
recent decision Of Judge Winters the 6nal
adjustment 81 all claims in the litigation
concerning tb. Orl-r Of the Iron Hall
takes place to-day A strong effort was
made by the New York branch of the or.
der Ia seosaIo en- o.,onsion IL time In order
that their owu litigation might I've DIS
passed Of. This, however, the court re-
fused u grant, aud as the New Workers
have not come in Il is probable tha, they
will be shut out of the general dis.Tibu-
tion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Canada. and finally settled down in Brit.
ish Columbia, where th" husband herAme
par, proprietor and editor II a newsra-
per. The wifr'r health failed, however,
and she wsa compelled ,o r'turu to Eng
land alone. her husband being unable ,o
accompany her At that tune. un thc
voyage hnme che made the acquaintance
~ young Frrnchman Hnd au English.
man, and being young aud attractive.
And alao in,"mr"tair ~ her hahI,r, she
fell 10y the way rid. Even amer IA,
huzhAud'1 return tu tins city, ih" tw'
men visited her while th' husband HAs NJ
business II W4s state! IN court that
the husband would nah" his ~ wife ~
allowance nf twenty dollars weekly. d
she would put herself under the carr "i
her mother IN Canada This otter wa
accepted IN her behalf aud rhr will -ai
IN Monday next