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march In body TO the new Cathedral.
where they will join the st. Patriek's day
procession to the Midwinter FAR grounds.
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A Backward Thief.

Frank Jones was arrested for vagrancy
Yesterday and locked up at the old City
Prison. He had o bundle of clothes. which
mad evidently been taken from line, in
some ones backyard
The morning call., 1894-03-11

THE tonic effect of Peruvian Btters is pleas
antly stimulative and permanent.
The morning call., 1894-03-11

Stacks of Remnants
And short lengths left to be sold this
week at Kennedy's. Fifth and Markets
The morning call., 1894-03-11

RICHARDS s Co. druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
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a Gentleman

VINO formerly resided in Connecticut, bur
VINO now resides IN Ilonolnlu. Nriins. 80
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Chief Arthur'S Appeal.

Chicago, Jone IA large num-
her OF prominent laborers from all
parts of country we're pre- sent this
morning when the arguments In the
appeal OF Chief Arthur of the Broth.
erhood Of locomotive engireer-
against the strike injunction issued
by Judge Jenkins were commenced
in the United States Court Of APP
peals this morning. 1t is doubtful
if the arguments will be concluded
today, and the decision of the court
will probab y be reserved for several
days.
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To Parents,

During the months of June, July
and August | will have special
summer school, studies, business
arithmetic, grammar, spelling,
business correspondence, conner
cial law aud penmauship. Hours,
9 a. m. TO IL m 2 p. m, to 4 p.
m. Terms extremely moderate.
A few months work at my college
will enable pupils so enter higher
gfaies when public schools reopen.
For further particulars address
Practical Business College, Edward
Toby, jr., president.
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Free Mason. In this resolution
they publicly protest against the &C.
ton OF the catholic clergy in insti.
tuting religious feast in memory
of Joan OF Arc and giving to it
political resctiopary character. with
the object of securing Their clerical
interests to the detriment of liberty.
free thought and modern civlza
ton. The Masons concluded by
urging the government to recognize
only one national holiday, that Of
the l4th Of February, the clerical
party plotting to use as their own.
if recogn' zed eff oially, that of Joan
of Arc to pnt it in opposition to tina,
of the anniversary of the overthrow
of the Bastille, which better repre-.
sents the new Democratic party of
1889.
The 73-year.old Swiss artist.
Landerer, who was man OF wealth,
was living at Barbigon, that village
rendered famous by T. F. Millet
and many other great artists. He
lately fell in love with beautiful
but unprincipIed young South
American. blonde widow, and
married her, but was soon betrayed
and murdered by his wife aud her
paramount. Before blowing out his
brains with three bullets from her
revolver, this blonde Judith, i'm.
proving on the "holy" example OF
her biblical patron saint, had taken
care to seduce him iuto devising ali
his estate to her. So, when ne was
dead, instead Of his head, for which
she had no use, it was his will size
took away in her reticule, leaving
the corpse Of her Holophernes to BE-
discovered by neighbors. But IN.
fortunately FIR, nch justice does not
particularly follow the B BILE, and
she has impiously put the sweet
blonde Judith in jail to await her
trial for murder in the first degree.
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Commencement at West Point.

AOiIlHl0nCSI at west FOInt.
West Point, n. Y. June IL
The graduating exercises of the
West Point Academy commenced to-
day and will continue through the
week. Hotels and private houses
are packed to an unprecedented ex-
tent with relatives of the cadets and
other visitors. Among them are
Mrs. U. S. Grsut, Col. Fred Grant
and family, and Mrs. Sartoris, daugh
ter of General Grant Mrs. J, tferson
Davis is expected this evening, and
the widow of the chieftain of the
Confederacy will renew the &C.
quaintance of the widow of the great
commader which she first formed al
this place last June,
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Half the One WAY Rate.

To St. Louis, Kansas City, Han.
nibal and Junction City, plus 81,
via the Hkaty' on June %.
This is an opportunity to take a
trip North at unheard of low rates
Apply to any ticket agent for fur
ther information.
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I. p. Sparks, at No. BIS Austir
avenue, Keeps extras of all kinds FOL
buggies, ph@tons and carriages.
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Extras for buggies, carts, car
rlages or phetons at I, p. Sparks
No, SIS Austin avenue,
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Corns removed without pain. In
growing nails scientifically treated
by DR.. K. Sadler, Chiropodist 6l3t
Austin street, telephone No. 24o.
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Whitewash brushes; good assort-
ment; low prices. Give me a call
9. +. Smith, 4O4 Auatin ave.
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Phone 81 for the finest barbecued
meat in the city.
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|ERSIN FRANCE
|i,teria| Programme
[,tJyy AppIauded
|y,Ii,, Of En,roacI'ment- Ma
| an, and Catholics dc, A
Modern Judith.

,,o1l.--The program ne
ministry, of which NJ
he premier, has been re
!, great applause by the
Tns galleries reserved 10
.l,mats were GRO ~dea,
E,tes, the American en-
ecpuied q prominent seat
by much 'iked IN france
Big the officials and in so
. speaks French prefectly'
pughly understands ffenoo
\ customs. SO he is in
French society and by
b and good taste he is en-.
practice that dellcacy OF
and refinement of manner
~ If which il 40 distaste
classes Of the people in
he more SO, Of course,
/ higher or educated cir
} again is trying to steal a
the French in Africa.
Inoring Frances acquired
1 concludes a treaty with
by which she has con
herself large African terri
Ehich France only, and not
had any claim. 1t seems
success Of the French in
particularly at Timbuctoo
IKE Tchad, have raised an
ealousy and spite among
Esgland who profess the
That John Bull alone has
pess and tight to posse So,
acquire colonies on this
But France does not, a.
(tly as do the United
"smen" to that egotistic
peory, and she ls entirely
y enforce, always and at
respect for her just rights,
she did in Siam, to the
umblirg and dismay of
ull. France, however,
hostility against England
ate English interests, but
lnnlng to tire of ever find
where more or less appar-
Bcnlsm from England TO
post legitimate interest,-
hlna, in Soudan, 10 NJ ada
New FoundIand also in
l'hout mentioning other
Itsnt places.
way, the French are
stonlshed when they see
lae Americans let tt en-
spite OF their Monroe doc.
crowded v, by the English
'ne worlds points of van
IN the most important
strategical positions of
lcan hemisphere to better
ga'nst them. John Bull
silcsns on the back, calls
aslns or "Anglo- Saxonp,o
blood is thicker than
! 10 this when he very we'll
v Americans are not more
y .nan those of the other
europe that the inhabi.
~ British Islands are not
Z, a . n majority of Anglo.
n Of Celts, WEIGH, Brit
"a and lrish--be beside the
ssolnands. Let US only
usil peersge book and It
'aa mat behind even Anglo.
\ = AM number of the patro-
A |nelr nobility evidence
,sn ng'o'saxon origin.
b as1 ,ss who are always
(sieo 'ns American side, are
' ny anxious to see
n = g po.a his own agains,
riohs greedy tricks, both in
l 4 and Samoan Islands
krsl - s. ant caught tel
:" 20. LaFlay cite, Miss
a. was css united in marriage
lron G;Oa ! the eldest son
Ieu 1sa' us Courtis,a brlllian,
'euant in tho t.,
at c rns bride and groom
= '' t.a' both of them
al ~. rom the Baron
| Ms,saT,n! historian and com.
selsatiOn hack
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Try our new Csc tea for ice tea.
GRIBBIE Bros.
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Wool.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.

New York. Aug. q. Wool steady and
quiet; domestic fleece lsG22c; pulled l5D
sac.
Petroleum, Oils. Etc.
New York Aug. 2s.-Cotton seed oil was
more quiet and nrmer; crude nominal; yell
low at 34C.
New York, Aug. 2S.-Petroleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels s. 0J Wash
lngton, IN oulk, 8 90; redne New York, in
barrels, s. Is; Philadelphia IN barrels, s. 10;
Philadelphia in bulk. 81 6OGS2 %.
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New York, Aug 26.-Arrived, bark Bruce
Hawkins 1urney, Charleston; schr Clara E
Bergen, Burrows, Charleston.
Baltimore, Aug 22.-Arrived, SChr David
Baird, Booze, Charleston.
Delaware Breakwuter. Aug 26-Arrived,
schr lora Morang, Morang, Jacksonville.
Havana. Aug 20-Sailed, brig Amalia, (Spl,
Menendez Brunswick
Charleston, > Z, Aug 2S-Sailed, schr +
Lee, Steelman, Baltimore.
Key West, Fla, Aug 27-Entered, British
steamship Turret, taylor. ST Lucas; schr
Fannie Gorham, + iedebrook. New York;
schr sophia Behrmann, Roberts, Mobile; schr
Catherine Mineroa Mumme. Pascagoula
schr Arkansas, Birney, New Orleans.
Cleared. Arkansas, New Orleans.
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug 2S-Entered, schr
Howard b Peck, New York.
Cleared, schr John Pierce Taylor, Perth
Amboy.
New Orleans Aug 2s-Cleared, steamships
New Orleans and FL Norte, New York.
Port Eads, Aug 2S-Arrived steamship Ell
Dorado, Percy. New York.
Sailed, steamships Hiram, Bluehelds Cat
alma. Barcelona; Tyr, Bocaseltoro; bark
Josehna, Barcelona
Georgetown, Aug 2S-Sailed, scnr Annie r
Reynolds Hill, Baltimore.
Port Royal, Aug 28-Salled, schr Clara 7
Balaro Boston
Beaufort, 5 c, Aug 28- Sailed. schr John L
Ereat. New Haven.
Port Royal, Aug 2S-Sailed, and arrived at
Bea fort, Alma Cummings.
Mobile Aug IS Arrived, schr John {
Smith, LAmnl, Kneeland, Port Of Spain, Trim
dad.
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COTTON STILL DECLINING.
FrtuTeS Down to the Lowest Point
Touched Since the Drop Began.

81. southern Spot Markets Dull,
while Receipts of New Cotton Were
greatly Increasing-Wheat Ham
nsred Down by Speculators-Corn
and oats Sustain Slight Losses,
provisions Showed Gains The
Local Markets Quiet and Steady.
Resume of the Different Depart
ments.
savannah, Aug. 2s.-The prices Of cotton
.sre altered to comply with the rates at
wbich new cotton was selling. which was &c
helow that Of the old crop cotton. The re-
.sints were increased and the sales we're
more than for any day some time. The prices
n rostn were weaker and some sales were
made below quotations. The spirit turpen-
,ne market was quiet with prices quoted
stasdv. Transactions were small. There was
arair movement in the jobbing trade.
Wheat lost &c for December futures after
.determined and hard fought battle to break
the market. Cash wheat was in good demand
,ta slight decline. Cheerful news from the
west caused selling in corn, and that grain
sscliped X to nc for futures, while cash corn
vas weak and in slow demand. Oats declined
with wheat and corn. Provisions we're on
There was a decline in stocks at the New
York Exchange, buyers not numerous enough
TO absorb the offerings in railway issues.
Distillers lost q for the dav, after rally
from IA decline. the trust not having OBJ
tanned the s. 100000 required to release the
spirits from the bonded warehouses.
The demand for cotton at Liverpool was
moderate and prices easier. Futures we're
steady at a decline of 3-64d. New York lost 3
points and closed dull but steady. The spot
markets we're dull, prices reaching the lowest
yet touched
The following resume OF the different mar
kets will show the tone and the quotations at
the close to-day:
Cotton.
The local market quotations were bulle-
tined TO agree with the prices paid for new
cotton, as the receipts and Offering stock of
last years crop is about ended. Out of 6l7
bales received to-day, 600 were of the new
crop. The demand was fair and sales
amounted to 420 bales. AT the Cotton Ex-
change at the regular call at o'clock p. N.
the market was bulletined as follows:
Tone, steady quotations for new cotton.
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For additional shipping News
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.
No fOO ~ 1904

Washington ID c, Aug 25-Notlce is hereby
given by the Light ouse Board that, on or
aCoLt sept 20, 1894, a fixed white light OF the
fourth order, varied by white fash every
ten seconds, Will be exhibited from the struc-
ture recently erected in about 10 feet of water
on the easterly end Of Wolf Trap Spit, Ches-
apeake Bay Virginia.
The light viii illuminate the entire horizon.
The focal plane is 50 feet above mean nigh
water. and the light may be seen in clear
weather, from the deck OF vessel ID feet
above the sea. 1879 miles.
The structure consists of brown cylindri-
cal foundation pier, surmounted by an octag
onal brick dwelling with square tower,
above which rises black lantern.
The approximate geographical position OF
the lighthouse, as taken from Chart No. 1872
OF the United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, is: .
onqitude, west 76o IT. orr.
Bearings and distances OF prominent OBJ
jects, as taken from the above-named chart,
are:
Cherrystone lighthouse, Sc. y s., 1oh
New Point Comfort Lighthouse, sw. 3-16 S,
stingray Point lighthouse, N. by W. u W,
1914 miles.
During thick or foggy weather scond-cla
Daboli trumpet will sound blasts OF three
seconds duration, separated by silent inter-
N'0 Silent Silent
Blast interval Blast interval
3 sec. sec. sec. sec.
Notice is also given that on the same date
Light Vessel No 8. now marking the station.
with he Withdrawn permanently.
This notice will affects the list Of lights and
fog signals Atlantic and Gulf coasts, 1894,
page S. No 454, and the list Of beacons and
buoys, Fifth Lighthouse district, 1888, page
IS.
Bearings are magnetic; distances in nauti.
cal miles, and depth given at mean low water.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa.
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge IN United States photographic
once in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested 70 call at the once
Reports OF wrecks and derelcts received
for transmission 10 the navy department
ReceiDt@
Per Central Railroad. Aug 2s-335 bales
Of cotton, car bran, "a bbls rice, l car II II
goods, cars meat ! 992 bbls rosin. ] car b
handles 5H bbls spirits turpenttne, cars
barrels so tons pig iron, cars wood, cars
coal, / car lumber, car oats.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway, Aug
28-S bales cotton. , cars lumber, / car stone,
! car meal car wood.
Per savannah Florida and Western railway
Aug 2S-lS5 bales cotton, 2,2i9 bbls rosin. 937
bbls spirits turpentine, 80 cars lumber, 10 cars
rock. l2O0 crates vegetables ~ cars hay car
laths. 4 cars wood, car castings, / car cattle.
~ Odls hides III G meat b bales wool, 25 obls
rice, bbls wax,
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail.
road. Aug 2S--t car slaves 10 sacks potatoes,
10 d empty barrels, bdls hides. cases hats,
Continued on Third Page.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Schr May Neill Watts, Boston-George
Harriss Il Co.
Schr John H Lingue, Burdge, New York
George HarriSs & Co.
Schr Linah G Kanunski Anderson New
York-George Harriss & Co.
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Departed Yesterday.

Steamer Vigilant, Garrett Brunswick-w
T Gibson, Mgr.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Augusta and way
landings-W Il Gibson. Manager
Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock Agent.
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CdSQ QUOTATIONS. were as IOilOWS. Flour.
was Quiet and steady. Wheat-No. 2 spring
5G445456c; No. red 54l4Q5l2sc. Corn-No.
2, o4Ac. Oats - No. 2, 295s029Ac Mess
pork per barrel, 8l3 6Ua1 IS. Lard per 100
Dry salted shoulders, So 65616 70; short clear
sides, 81 T. al s5 Whisky. 81 49,
St Louis, Aug. 2s.-FlOur heavy and weak;
spring patents 81 5.G2 IS; extra family s2 %
az 49, choice 81 9O02 20 Wheat lower; Au-
gust a0Ac asked; -eptember 5)15c; Decem-
Der 53A4 c asked; May 599Sc, nominal Corn
weak and lower; August SIC, nominal; sep.
TENDER 524c asked; December 1870 asked:
May 49Ac asked Oats unchanged august
3oc, nominal; September S0ac: May 5555c.
Pork-standard mess, Sl4 l2%014 p : on
orders Sl4 ~. Lard prime steam 81 87%:
choice s. 10. Dry sailed meats-shoulders
Sc so; longs and clear RIBS 81 %; shorts S. 30.
Bacon-boxed shoulders ~ 62l8, longs Is %:
High wines higher at 81 IS.
Cincinnati, Aug. 2S.-Flour-spring patents
Is 554S rs; fancy s. 65GgS W; family ~ $50
2 50. Wheat was steady; No 2 red fO1aG
sic. Corn active; No. white 5gs; No. 2
yellow 55c. Oats active; NO. 2 mixed sic;
clear mess Sl4 IS; family sil co. Lard steam
leaf 81 p; kettle dried eS 571{ Bacon steady;
shoulders 50 W; shott'rib sides s. 37ga; short
Baltimore. Aug. 2s.~ Flour market dull:
western superfine 81 1901 30; western extra
a. 0Od.2 30; family e 3t@35 20; winter wheat
patent 80 iC62 20: spring So 2Olt3 IS; spring
straight IS OSGS So Wheat easy; No. 3 red
spot 55HQ56c; August 554Gl56c: Septeub Der
56G565sc; December 5J40J9sc: steamer No.
red 52&db3c; milling, by sample, 566157c.
Corn dull; mixed spot SIC Did; August SIC Did;
southern white, by sample, SO @60e southern
yellow, by sample 59GD6)c. Oats quiet and
steady; No white western, 3t33olc: No.
mixed western 346b3t1fc. Rye steady and
firm; No. q 49ll50c. Hay easv. good TO choice
timothy 81 5ODl4 b. Grain freights dull
and unchanged; steam 10 Liverpool per
quarter Is Hd Cork for orders per quar-
ter 2s 4lzd; cotton, per 100 pounds 90. hour
&c. Provisions, market steady; mess pork
SIC 90 Bulk meats-shoulders SAc; short
rib clear sides gAc clear SIDES 9Hc. Sugar
cured shoulders sLc hams. small itl4c;
large, 10 &c Refined lard gAc. Butter was
hrm; creamery fancy 24Gt25c; ladle fancy
lie: store packed l4nl5c Eggs hrm at
l56l51ac. CoIee steady; No. T. l6hc Sugar
strong and active; formulated 506c.
Rice.
New York, Aug. 2s.-Rice market active
and nrm; domestic fair to extra 3Ka5J4c;
Japan 4%G5c.
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@|~T~T~"~"~|~~~~ ~~-N9NIN-W.~~s~
Wednesday, Aug. 20.
Arrived Yesterday

Steamship City OF Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Bark Blandina p. [Ausl, Parcurich Gigen-
ii, with sulphur TO Conner, Hull g. Co.-Vessel
to Chr q Dahl s. Co.
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tainsbe
make
or eansfo upoins n
Florida Peninsula soSta o1nq
pnia New
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AT the last call the market was steady and
unchanged, with no sales reported.
The following were the quotations for the
same day last year; A, b. c and d. SOC; E soc;
r Csc; G, S10O; Il, 81 10; I, sl35; K. S.. 80; NJ,
$500: y, $500; window glass, 1928; water
white, $3.50.
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are selling more actively and some of the
mus are resuming work. Bears are there
lore conservative as rule
New York. Aug. 2s.-Rtordan & Co.. say Of
cotton' The receipts Of new cotton in Texas
To-Day were quite liberal as compared with
iaSt season, and Liverpool broke three sixty
lourtn. equivalent 10 points in our money:
YET our market declined about points. Jan
uary opened at 6 SIC and closed at 6 S2d6 So
with the tone dull. After the close the
demand increased and buyers we're bidding
point higher. The difference in the trad.
ing now from what il has been lately, is
slgnlheant. For several weeks past the buy
ing mas been almost exclusively to cover
shorts, now a large proportion Of the pur-
chaSes. at least half, are for investment bv
traders who have made up their minds that
cotton. II not actually at the ottom must be
pretty near It. But to-day's prices were the
lowest yet touched, and the bears talk as if
the market had no bottom. But they con-
tlnue TO be exceedingly careful about Their
selling
Naval Stores.
Spirits turpentine-The market was quiet
win no developments in the situa-
eral bids made for small lots at
70 &C but no sales we're reported at that price
me larger buyers continue to express the
opinion that prices Will decline further.
some small sales were posted at 26lkc
AT the Board Of Trade at the first call at II
clock, the market was ounetined steady at
2ot2c. Tor regulars with sales OF i55 casks
AT the last call. it closed steady and IN
changed. with no sales reported.
Rosln-There was little better demand for
! al grades, but mostly at a decline on yester-
day quotations. Some purchases we're made
at@Oc decline on M, and l5c each on K and
affected
Al the Board of Trade at the first call the
market was buQetned steady and UNCHANGED
with sales OF l,7t2 barrels. The quotations
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Jun hlsco.-.-'- --'.....s. ...-..-.. D: SO
Sun Sets .... 6.24
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~
High W alter at Fort Pulaski 5S3am, 5:5s pm
Central Standard Time.
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Sailed Yesterday.


Steamship City Of Augusta New York.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Philadelphia.
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Continued on Third Page.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-31
Poultry SuppIies and App'l
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