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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-02
DIVIDEND.
The National Bank of s

The National Bank of Savannah.
Savannah, Ca. June so, 1894
A semi-annual dividend of 80 per cent
from the net earnings of the past six months
has been declared payable on demand
THOMAS +. THOMSON, Cashier
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COLLEGES FOR THE R1oH.
The Poor Young Student Obliged {
Make His Poverty Conspicuous Nov

The Poor Young Student Obliged to
Make His Poverty Conspicuous Now.
New York Evening Post.
1t is useless longer to dispute the fact
that the present tendency is to make
Yale rich mans college. We are well
aware that men can and do go through
Yale for very small sum. Eight mem
bers of the class just graduating have
lived on $500 year, "a more have not eX-
ceeded $500, and is others have got along
on between $500 and S400. But this is not
question of possibilities il is a question
of tendencies. The very announcement
that the average expenses of the four
years course have been 81, 52S will of itself
make ale seem out of the question" in
hundreds of families where studious bows
are now preparing for college. Then, too.
there is the natural resentment of a dem
ocracy against classifying men according
TO their money. which seems most odious
OF all in the case of an educational insti-
tuition. The boy is not to be severely con-
demned who decides against going to a
college where poverty makes him con-
splcuous, and he fancies Injuries his stand
ing among his fellows. If any of our col
leges come TO be distnctively rich mems
colleges, they will cease to drow the ele-
ment which IN the past has done most to
make their list of alumni honorable and
distinguished.
We have spoken only of Yale in this ar
tlcIe' simply because the facts make that
institution Just now most conspicuous in
this respect, and because its successes in
the athletic field of late years have made
1t so prominent throughout the country
But the tendencies which we have in
mind7are by no means confined to Yale
There are other Of our larger colleges
where the same evil challenges attention.
Hasn't she wonderful dreamy eyes"
'N-aa-s, replied Willie Wibbles she has
indeed. Lawst evening when | called on her
she could ha 'hdly keep fwom going to sleep
wight IN my presence Washington Star
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Dividend No. AZ.

Southern Bank of the State of Georgia
Savannah, Ga, June 80, 1894
semi-annual dividend of Five 81 Per
Cent. upon the capital stock Of this bank has
been declared, payable on demand after
July next, JAMES SULLIVAN
Cashier
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

City Treasurer's ONCE,
savannah, Ga, July /. 1894.
The following taxes are now due:
Real estate, second quarter. 1894
STOCK IN trade, second quarter, 1894
Furniture etc. second quarter 1884,
Money notes, etc. second quarter, 1884,
Also water rents for six months in advance
from July / 1894
Upon all of the above discount OF 10 per
cent Will be allowed if payment is made
within nfteen days after the nrst of july
c. 5. HARDEE, CITY Treasnrer
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INTEREST NOTICE.

The Germania Bank,
Savannah, Ca, July ., 1894.
Interest for the sec ond quarter 1894 on de-
posts in the savings department is now due
and payable on demand. Depositors will
please leave their bank books to be balanced.
JOHN NJ. HOGAN, Cashier
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GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARRIVED DIRECT FROM CALIFoR-
MA,
Good and best Ports and Sherries in bar
Sixteenths. For sale at low prices.
HENRY SOLOMON & son,
1876, 1873, 100, 1872 Bay street,
Savannah.
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ARE YOU IN FOR ENJOYMENT

If So fill your pockets with LIE PANTOS.
sweet long Havana hIer cigar, fra
grant as rose. costing only nickel each.
worth double the money. Gail and get
them of
GEORGE PETERS,
Corner Henry and Montgomery Str,.t.
and West Broad, near Duffy Street.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAX RETURNS.

The Digest for 1894 will remain open until
WEDNESDAY. July 1s, 2 clock p. m After
that date all who have failed to make returns
of all property, real and personal will be en-
tered in default, and double tax assessed
against them according to law.
JNO. r. DILLON,
d = =
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
savannah Brewing Company
Savannah, Ga, June Is 1894
dividend of Three Dollars per, share has
been declared on the capital stock OF this
company, payable on and after July 2 1894 at
the office of the Secretary to stockholders of
record OF this day. The transfer books will
be olosed until July proximo
j. RANDOLPH ANDERSON, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Wanted to purchase for cash. Electric
Railway First Mortgage Coupons. due Julv I
Address, stating amount,
Lock Box No 20
Savannah Postoface.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The savannah. Thunderbolt and Isle of
Hope Railway has reduced the fare to Tbuu
derho!t and return to ten 90 cents round
trip tickets, including both inside and outside
lines.
SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO TYBEE
viii take notice that m July 4 freight will
go forward only on the train leaving Sayan-
nah at $50 a. m, and that no freight will be
nc etved after that holr on that day. Also
on that day sunday schedules viii be run.
SAVANNAH AND ATLANTIC R'Y.
I-sNlE " |, : Ar-sa,. 60.
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p. II. HERMAN,
Plumber and Timer.

Roofs timed and repaired, Water Closets,
Bath Tubs and Pipes fitted in with best ma
terial and workmanship.
Telephone l6O. 30h Whitaker street.
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THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SAVANNAH.
DIVIDEND NO 81
Savannah, Ca, June 80, 1894
The Board of Directors have declared
dividend of Three Dollars per share, from
the earnings of the hank for the past six
months payable on and after TUESDAY,
JULY 3, TO stockholders of record this day
WIN. w. ROGERS. Cashier
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GARDEN OF THE CHURCH.
Talmase breaches on a Text from the
Songs OF Solomon.

Some of the Flowers Planted in the
Garden of Christ-The Roses and
snowdrops Among Christians-The
Passion Flower of the Gross the
Most Beautiful One in the Garden.
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HEADQUARTERS"
TIE CHATHAM BANK.

TT
savannah. Ga, June 20 1891
MS bank has declared a Semiannual diyi
dend OF per cent 81 81 per share) from the
earnings OF the past six months to share
holders OF this day record, payable on and
until that date
BY order OF the board of directors
II f. BIRDEI.L Cashier
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NOTICE.

Brush Electric Light and Power Co..
savannah, Ga, June p, 1891
DIVIDEND NO 10.
A dividend Of s. per share has heen declared
from the earnings of this COMPANY for the
past SIX mouths upon the capital stock. as of
record this date. payable on and after Julv ,
1871 SANfITET p TIAMIT y SN-4S -
w IA WILLIAMSON. Secy. President.
DIVIDEND No. 8.
The Germania Bank
savannah. Ga June q, 1894 {
The directors Of the Germania' Bank have
inns CAV declared dividend of S3 per share,
payable on and after JULY 2d next 10 sroclJ
holders OF this day 5 record. The transfer
books will be closed until July I'd
JOHN NJ. HOGAN Cashier.
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INTEREST NOTICE.

The Citizens Bank OF Savannah
savings Department
savannah, Ca. July . 1894
interest for the second quarter 1924 on de
posts in this department is now due and nav
able On demand Deposl tors VIII please leave
their pass books TO be- balanced
GEORGE G. FREEMAN
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Painting lnstructor-Ze young lady puts ze
paint on too thick
Mrs. Newrich-Oh never mind that pro.
fcssor Her fathers got enough money 10
buy barrels of it il she wants to.-Puck.
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Hasn't She wonderful dreamy eyes"
,N-a-as, replied Willie Wibbles. she has
indeed. taWst evening when called on her
she could ha hdly keep fwom going to sleen
wight In my presence washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-04-26
MAY 1.
How II win Be Celebrated by Pine
 BluAians'

Next Monday is the first day of May and the young people in Pine Bluff and the surrounding commun- ity will have q gay time.
 The Main Street Methodist Sun day-school will enjoy d picnic at Humphry, a station twenty-three miles north on the Cotton Belt road. The train will leave Pine Bluff at the foot of Main street promptly at B o'clock returning late in the after noon Ali children who are mem bers of that Sunday-sehool and whose parents are not able to pur- chase tickets for them will be given tickets by Mir James Gould, who has charge of transportation.
 The Hicks Ice Company will fur nish ice free of charge for the picnic CTS.
 The parents of the children arc ex- pected to accompany them on this excursion.
 The School Board has issued all
 lder closing the public schools on next Monday in order that the children and teachers may have 6 season of enjoyment.
 We arc glad to note this disposi ton oH the part of the School Board to give he children holiday.
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 An Address.
MoRRlLToN. CONWAY Go ARK.
 AI......I, I.ni

MoRnlLToN. CONWAY Co ARK..
 March 30, 1s9f. To the Democrats of Arkansas
 l am ii candidate before the Dem ocratic party for the nomination for Secretary Of State
 The carly day at which the pri- maries are held renders it impossible for me to visit all the counties in the State.
 From business experience of tventy-onc years i'll office work feel that I am qualified to discharge the duties of the office.
 l have been all my life a worker in the Democratic ranks, but have never held a public office l now come asking T fair and candid consider ation Of my candidacy and trusting that you may honor me with your supper; in your township and county primaries and conventions. If hon. ored with election. l shall devote whatever of ability have to make you faitbful and capable official.
 Very respectfully, J. 0. BLAKENEY.
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warden; John Weleh, grand sccre- tary; John Boyd, grand guardian, and Wm. Larkham, grand con- dnetor. The Grand Lodge of tue United States. now called the Soy ereign Grand Lodge, was organized in 1S36. This body has jurisdiction over the whole Independent Order of Odd Fellows which now has subor-
 linate lodges and encampments in every civilized country. Thomas Wildey died on October 19 1861, aad the order erected a monument to hfs memory in Broadway Square, Bal timare.
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small Pox.

There is no necessity of Pine Bluff being at all scared on account of the existence of small pox at Texarkana Little Rock and Camden have quar- antined against Te&arkana, and as the malady is under control and con fined to the colored population in Texarkana,i it is safe to say that Pine Bluff will not be visited by the dis ease.
 The authorities on the Cotton Belt are using every preeaution possible to prevent the spread Of the disease along their lines.
 Our local Board of Health are on the lookout and vie need expect nc trouble.
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VIE WILL DELIBERATE
THE GAR SHOPS OPENING MAY g
Appropriate Addresses Win Be Delivered. Grand Ball Given and Base Ball
 at inc Park.

In obedience t0 the request of the call of the committee on arrange ments for the cal shops celebrations number of our citizens assembled yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the Elks hall to discuss theundertak- ing and to formulate plans of opera ton
 The gentlemen present at this meet ing expressed themselves as being highly in favor of the celebration, and after Mayor Bell was made chairman and simon Bloom secre- tary, the matter was fully and thor oughly discussed.
 As the entire management was in the hands of Messrs. D. (. Bell, Mo. Hanf and G. N Hart, the committee recently appointed by the citizens committee in charge of the car shops fund, the meeting was more of con ference than anything else and the above named committee was re- quested to look after the entire affair
 Mcssrs. Harry O1cott,l E. Owens and Mr. Osborne were the commit tee from the car shops. Mr. Olcott stated that in addition to the cele- bration at the shops arrangements had been made to have q game of base ball at the park on the after noon of the celebration, but that it was in no wise connected with the celebration of the opening of the shops, only in that the game had been arranged betwe n a team from the shops and a team at Camden or Little Rock, and would be played for the amusement of our visitors and the citizens generally.
 1t is proposed to give grand ball and supper at night, the supper be l ing prepared by and for the benefit of the Ladies Hospital Association. The railroad authorities have already stated that they wonld run excursion trains from Jonesboro to Texarkana. After discussing the matter further it was decided that the celebration should take place Friday, May 3. The committee on arrangements will immediately ap. point subcommittee and the ar. engagements will forthwith be pel. fected for the celebration.
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ANOTHER FIRE.
Rlgein's Mill Burned at o'clock This
 Afternoon.

The fire alarm was sounded at 4 o'clock this afternoon when Higgins big blaming mill on Seventh avenue and Main street, was discovered on fire The flames quickly spread and the mill and office were soon q total loss. At this writing the lumber in the yards is on fire and the firemen are working heroically to prevent the spreading of the flames.
 No insurance whatever. Fuller de tails tomorrow.
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AT MIDNIGHT
ARMY CAPTURED BY u.
 s. TROOPS.
Tine Army Marched to Fort Keogh by Fed eraI Soldiers. Charges of Conspir- acy, Riot and Larceny win
 Be Preferred.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 ST. PAUL, April 26.-The industrial army which captured a train at Butte, Mont. from the Northern Pacific the other day were captured a. midnight last night hy Federal troops and are now on their wdy to Fort keogh. The members of the industrial army made no resistance to the Federal troops whatever. Charges of contempt, conspiracy larceny and riot will be preferred against them. Another band will be captured ny froers at Houston Idaho, today.
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The Celebration in Washington

WASHINGTON. April 26.-The sey- entX-fifth anniversary of the L 0. O.. r. will be celebrated in this city to= day The parade will move from Peace Monument at o'clock. pro- ceed up the avenue to be reviewed by the President and thence to Gonven- tion Hall. Thc Marine and Fourth Artillery Bands and several drum corps will occupy positions in the line of march. One of the drum corps will be canton Potomac Juvenile Corps, consisting of boys under II years of age Several floats will be placed ill the parade. Lodges from Alexandria and Falls Church expect to participate and the Washington Light Infantry will act as escort. The orators of the day will be Hon. John Martin, United States Senator and HoH C. II Mansur, Second Comptroller of the Treasury. The invocation will be conducted by Rev pr. Easton, pastor of the Eastern Presbyterian Church, who is also prominent in the order.
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Notice.

Mayor Bell yesterday afternoon re- ,,,. asted the President of the Board of ite alth to call Il meeting of said board and take some action in regard to the small pox question.
 The board has so far failed to take any action in this matter and accor- dingIy Mayor Bell today notified the Chief of Police and his assistants to board every train coming in from Texarkana and allow no passengers from that locality to get off i'll this city. Ne heartily approve CT the Mayors orders and precaution.
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That Congress Of Missions.

SAN FRANCISCO April 26.-The dates set for the Woman's Congress of Mis- sions have been changed. Today the congress will open, continuing three days. Two session will be held daily Ut the Palace Hotel, with reception this eve ing. Tomorrow there will be q young peoples meeting Speakers from Syria, Alaska, Siam and other lands, also representatives of young peoples organization, will participate
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The Lyons Exposition .

LYONS, FRANCE. April 26.-The Worlds Exposition at Lyons, held under the auspices of the French government, is to be opened today. The principal building is polyogonal ill shape with q lofty central dome The structure is strengthened by airy lateral supports. The building is 760 feet in diameter. and covers q space Of 500,0 ,000 square feet The total weight of he entire structure is only about 2.4S0 ns
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Iowa Odd Fellows. Celebration.

CEDAR RAPIDS, April 26-The Eas- tern District Association of Iowa Odd Fellows will celebrate the an niversary of the order at Monticello today. Special trains will berun and a large number of Odd Fellows from all over the eastern part of Iowa will be in attendance The Odd Fellows of Monticello have made extensive arrangements for the occasion.
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A Debate.

The following named boys of Prof. Jordan's school will discuss the fol- lowing question tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Resolved, .eThat the mind oi woman is inferior to that of man. Affirmative. Fayette Bell, Seldon Wright, Dan Taylod, Bertrand Alt schule and Fred Madding. Negative Beno Altheimer, Milton Bloom. Ghas and Carson Orto.
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C0XEYaS ARMY.
several Men Engage in a Shooting scrape and Are Sent to tine Worisheuse
 at Frederick.

Special Dfsratch to the GRAPHIC
 FREDERICK, Mo- April 26.-GoXey's army left here at o'clock this morn ing under escort of a posse of citi- zens While here several of the men engaged in a shooting scrape and were sent to the workhouse,
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Patronize Home Factories.

Ne have recently added q full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 27tf BLUFF CIry LUMBER Co.
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Board of Health.

The Board of Health held no regu- lar meeting yesterday afternoon, but ii WIS decided by common consent that i'll view oG the close proximity of smallpox, they would advise vac cination immediately.
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AN INTERNAL MACHINE
SENT TO PRESIDENT MnalDE.
An Effort Made to Kill the President Of the United Mine Workers Association.
ial Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 CoLGMBrs, O. April 26.-President Mcbride, of the United Mine workers Association, received an internal machine in the mail this morning. The string to the match broke which prevented the explosion of the machine and saved Mcbride
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Memorial Day III Georgia.

MONTGOMERY, April 2G.-This is the date set for the observance of Me morial Day throughout this State and Georgia
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Just A & M & A Deturned A aas...

From our second trip to tho market, and found the mer- chants anxious to sell. and we bought and can offer you some rare bargains.
 Novelty Suits that were $12. 50, bought to sell for $7
 30-in. dark ground Challies that were 35c a yard, bought to sell for 25c
 One lot Ladies Cloth Capes in tan and blacks, just the thing for cool evenings, bought to sell for $1.9 95, aud q number of other desirable and new goods too numerous to mention in our small space that will pay you to call.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-25
Cora For Two Years.

1.-THE weather continues favorable along
our line. this years crop Of corn viii lie
more than We can haul in two years, says
Traffic Manager Sage. Of the Rock Island
AT this time there has never been any
thing like the present showing. We viii
not have as much wheat as usual. but L
think il viii be a good thing. To much
wheat has been raised Corn is much
more available. as il can be sent to mark
ct with like profit in the form of pork or
beef Prospects were never brighter with
Western roads for an era Of prosperity
These sentiments are echoed in greater
or less degree by ali Western officials.
Recovery from the depression caused by
the strike has been immediate. Il is the
unanimous belief that when normal con-
ditioRs are fully restored, business on n
constantly improving scale Will start in
with boom. Western railroad officials
are no friends Of wheat as compared with
corn, and no one is bemoaning the mod
crate wheat harvest.
Kansas lines figure the wheat crop of
that State at 100000 bushels, and the
corn crop, with favorable weather at
275, 10000 bushels. This would beat the
unprecedented crop of 1sS9 10y 40OO0,OOO
bushels. In any event. Western officials
believe it will keep their lines busy to
bat,l Il
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This Beats Debs' Strike.

CHICAGO, H., July 3G.-Having recov-
cred from Dels, the Union Pacific reeeiv-
ers may have to call upon the Federal
troops for help in more serious strike.
Yesterday the lunch girls i'm the depot
went on strike, and the disafiection
threatens to spread over the whole sys-
tenn.
The cause of the trouble is am order re-
quiring the young women to wear uni
form consisting of a blue sailor cap and a
serge skirt, rather loose fitting and reach
ing only to the knees. Now, here is the
remarkable part of the thing. The maid
ems had not a prior objection. 1t was
only after they had tried the uniform on
that they grew indignant
Therefore, il must be inferred that those
whose well-turned ankles suited the rig
were in the minority. Now, the danger
of this strike is that ifthe military are call
ed out, the disaffected fair ones, like their
Amazon sisters ON famous occasion,
may disarm the warriors and take them
captive with no weapons but their eyes.
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Died With Her Cats.

HAzELroN, Pa, July 20.-In abiect
squailor and with the reputation ofa miser
Mrs. Kinzie, who really possessed a for
tune of about S75.cO0, died in Hazleton to-
night Cats were her companions in
life. and these were her companions IN
death. During the many years which she
has resided here sine was known to few
persons only; but these always regarded
her as eccentric.
The establishment she kept was once
complained of to the health authorities.
but the investigation which followed did
not change her situation. Cats were every
where about the house and they were
not well-bred or cultivated felines either.
The physicians who were called to at
tend her on her dying bed this afternoon,
although Injured 10 trying circumstances,
were shocked at the uninviting conditions
that confronted them. The woman might
have lived in afiiuence, but she preferred
her eats TO society or other companions
shin.