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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
EXPORTS.

per schooner Lulie L. Pollard for Phil
felphia- BIG feet PIP. lumber-Dixon,
Irchell & Co.
per steamship CITY of Birmingham for
oW York-6iO bales upland cotton. IS
les sea island cotton, 76 bbis manganese,
4 bbls. ros!n $50 bills. spirits turpentine,
no feet lumber, 257 sacks clay, IS bbls
ch, 10 bbls. vegetables, SIS crates veg
ables, 293 tons pig iron, 4 refrigerators
'rries, 10 bbls rosin oil, refrigerators
.paragus. $50 packages merchandise.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
Visible supply of Cotton.

The visible supply of cotton to date.
a. s,, mace up by cable and telegraph IS as
follows The continental stocks. as We'll
as those for Great Britain and the afioat
are this weeks returns, and consequently
down to Thursday evening. But to make
the totals complete figures for April 10
We add the item of exports from the
United States, including in it the exports
of Friday only:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
Total American .3,945,431 1903. 064
Total East India, etc.. $4,000 $50, 20


Total visible supply. .4,212, 63l 1855. 2Gi
The imports inco continental ports the
past week have been 81 900 bales
The above figures indicate an increase
in the cotton in sight to-day of 337, 1857 bales
an increase of z64, 44S bales over the CORE
spending date of 1898, and a gain of q, 427
bales over 1892
India Cotton Movement From All Ports
The receipts and shipments Of cotton at
Bombay has been as follows for the week
and year. bringing the figures down 10
April rs, as follows:
Bombay Receipts and Shipments for
Four Years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
corToN STATISTICS.
liapp & CompnBy's Weekly Revew
OF the situation.

mp q fOmpnny's Weekly HeFcW
Of the situation.
no. 10 date about 500.00O more bales have
''Ae Do sight than from any previous crop
ne recent large movement indicates the
crop viii exceed i0.c0.900 bales. Port re-
''lp'f ~ cotton from sept 70 April Y
were hf7.5k bales. against 5,5s8he Dales
season. Port stocks. e15lW bales
fa't = 19l2D bales laff year. Exports
ff'f sss5.Fe bales. against f6l6gz bales
afi aeason. rour-eeyeufHs was gai11'rG
ili9 Afw Orleans. CaigesfQn. Savannah
Hfifsfpif, W order named, hprtnffft
fakiufs ~ hfTl u Hftf ltt,r
~ lff, aHa4nef 1904 halef lnft scar
Fppfhefu conEgmfflcu co. 90 aHaipef
~ iaEI season. aaHf fine some npfe
'i interests claim fhffe ~ enough AHffr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

e..z-shio William Crane, Bond. Balti-
-T j. Carolan, Agent.
-5o5ner Otello, Sweetland, New York
-toarar Pearl. Satilla river.
1 -ooner Mamie o., Satilla river.
amer Ethel. Carroll. Augusta and
4. isudings-W. T. Gibson, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

pilot charts and all hydrOgraphic infor-
Iation will be furnished masters OF YES
Fls free Of charge in United States Hy-
fographic Office in Custom House. Cap
Inns are requested to call at the Office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts receiv-
for transmission to the navy depart
lent.
For additional shipping news see other
bumns
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
BOOK NOTICES.

The Financial Chronicle of New York
gives its subscribers, in connection with
its current issue. voluminous supple
ment Of 1877 pages. devoted to the finances
of states, cities, counties and towns. 1t
treats of about $500 places. A detailed
statement of the present Indebtedness of
the United States with citations from the
laws authorizing the various issues of gov
eminent bonds IS a feature of the work
There are also other interesting subjects
treating on finance which appear to meet
the requirements Of the investment public
Messrs. Clap & Company. brokers'
Mills building New York city, have issued
their souvenir for 1894. 1t contains the
weekly letters issued by the firm during
the year. giving a succinct account Of the
markets from week to week, a brief his
tory of the leading American exchanges,
a detailed statistical record of the finances,
commerce, banking and production of the
year. together with other valuable tables
and statistics The book is sold at IS per
copy. -
The Mid-Continent Magazine new Sc
ries of the Southern for May shows a
distinct advance over any previous issue
of this publication, and contains a great
variety of good reading matter. Henry
Watterson forms the subject of an ex-
cerlent article by Morton NJ. Cassidy. no.
vellette, 'Inkip." by Edward Cummings, is
begun in this number. to which Lyell
Carr contributes a fine illustration. The
scene Of the story IS laid in the south,
and il contains many dramatic and thrill
tributes thoughtful paper on THE Cos
pei Of culture. =" in which he discusses the
value Of Matthew Arnold as a philosopher
and teacher The home life OF the wealthy
planters Is described in an article on
!sNatchez Under the Old Regime, by
Anna Giilegoie Hayden. Many fine illus
tratfons reveal the beauty and generous
,,rot'ortiona Of these hospitable mansions
Of ne old days The Mid-Continent Press
Louisville. KY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
SAILED YESTERDAY.

E;eamship City of Birmingham. New
s4mship Bonita SPAN Liverpool via
[rfolk
s-booner Normandy. New York
e,hooner Lulie l.. Pollard, PHILADELPHIA
r1c Albert F. Dewey, Punta Gorda.
rira barge Minda
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

-.-oorer Lulie L. Pollard. Powell. Phil
sInhia-Harriss g. Co.
s-5oorer Normandy. Rivers. New York
Larriss * Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
RRIGS.
sCHooNERs.

ebert Dillon. 431 tons Leighton. New
ork' SD April g. via Punta Gorda.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22

rdvake CNor). 1,O5S tons. Cornelinsen. a
Hamburg, April 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
LIST OF VESSELS
p, Cleared and Sailed for This
Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

rs (Belg), 1882 tons, smit, Shields, sid
April g.
orth Erin CBr) 1,S49 tons, -, passed
Gibraltar April 3, via New York
orth Britain CBr). ], lis tons Williams,
passed Gibraltar April z via Boston.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HS,VsN%AH, Monday. April .. 1855.
- ~~-~-~~----~-~-~~~---~-
T. rises. .-----...------------. :26
za-E...--.- Is "a
~-~-~---~-@-~-~-
= vster az Fl. Pulaski. 5-57 am. SIS nm
+ water al savannah, t.5I am, 7.lSpm
75th Meridian time)
F. bail on Cotton Exchange drops at
NJ 9TH Meridian
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
iDments This Week


According 10 tho fOre2Oing BOmh"V af.-
pears TO show a decrease compared with
last year in the weeks receipts of 5000
bales and an increase In shipments of 900
bales, and the shipments since Sept. /
show a decrease of 301, 600 bales.
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10 AND FROM THE
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soUTH-READ DOWN NoRTH-READ up
Arizona republican., 1895-02-01
TENACIOUS NEW PEST.
The San Jose Scale Has Iade Its Appear
 ance in the East.

The San Jose Scale Has Made Its Appear
 ance in the East.
 A pest. heretofore confined to the Pacific coast, has made it's appearance at various points in the east. This IS the San Jose CT pernicious scale. The male insect is shown in Fig. 1, and the female tall greatly enlarged) in Fig ? of the accompanying illustration, which we have reduced from Insect Life.
 This pest attacks the pear, currant, plum and dwarf apple, and may yet be- some very destructive here, although in California it has many natural en- emies. Wherever found, it should be fought relentlessly and without delay. Spray the affected trees repeatedly, and always so freely that the liquid will drip from the branches ard twigs. The emulsion is made as follows: Thoroughly dissolve one-half pounG hard or soft soap in one gallon of boil ing water While this is still very hot, add two gall ons of kerosene and quick ly begin to agitate the whole mass through syringe or force-pump, draw ing the liquid into the pump and fore ing it back into the dish. Continue this five minutes, or until the whole mass assumes a creamy color and con- sistency, which will adhere to the
Arizona republican., 1895-02-01
GIANTS DO NOT LIVE LONG.
An Abnormally Tall Individual Generally
 Has One atalIy Weak Spot.

An AbnormaIy Tall Individual Generally
 Has One Fatally Weak Spot.
 As rule, giants are not long-lived. They have too many gauntlets to run; being giants. they naturally drift into the show business and are thenceforth incarcerated in vans, close rooms, and in the dingy and efauvia-laden air of the exhibition room, says the Popular Review. Their not overresisting lungs here inhale the combined effiuvia and aroma that arise from the lungs, skin and not overclean or over-wen aired clothes of their many admirers, all of which is not conducive to either health or to long life. It would seem reason able to believe that a giant-be he seven or ten feet tall-who is we'll formed. and who has every organ in a just proportion to his bulk, should live as long as small man or as long as his beredity might otherwise permit; reasoning theoretically this would seem probable, but when we come to well analyze the subject and compare the actual facts we find that something or 
 owing to many an ''if'' we find that our giant dies early as rule. Some one organ goes wrong and the great ma chine comes to a stop; or some organ does not keep p .ce with the rest of the increase in bulk, and he goes halting and squeaky, or either an overwork or an underworld here or there and a physiological inadequacy of some sort is the result, with a general deteriora- tion of the whole structure and with a finally premature death. In other words, there is sure to be failing link in the physiological scheme of these abnormal things, which, by giving way, breaks the continuity of the chain ot life, and that independent of any ot those moral delinquencies which are but too often the cause of an early breakdown. It is simply that the whole structure would not work ab- normally in every detail.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-01
RURAL CHINA.
The Population Is Dense and the Houses
 HomeIike.

The Population Is Dense and the Houses
 Homelike.
 On every side white homesteads are scattered, each in it's setting of giant bamboo shoots. When you have real ized the fact that each of these little clusters of lime-washed cottages repre- sents the home of fathers, sons, grand sons, and all their female belongings. you will begin to appreciate the oens- ity of the population In front of every farm stand yellow straw stacks raised on wooden legs, and under each tiny red COW ruminates, or else a dull, hairy water buffalo, stupidly wonder ing whether a mouthful of straw snatched from above will repay the trouble of balancing on his hind legs.
 The general effect, says writer in Blackwood's Magazine, is most home like and pleasant. It must be added that closer inspection of one of these farms does not prove so satisfactory Round about the ground is strewed with litter and broken earthenware, while the drainage from the cattle sheds forms puddles on the roadway. The plaster has fallen in flakes from the walls; she gay lanterns and gaudy texts in red and black that adorn the entrance only accentuate the dismal untidiness; nor is the semi-circular fish tank, half full of standing water, pleas ing either to eyes or nose.
 Gathering across the drying floor be- tween it and the house, I bring out a pack of curly, black-haired dogs, who bark furiously, but at a respectful dis tance. I am known here, and am let pass without further comment than the customary: ''Stit Ii fan m thyam?'' c'Iave you eaten rice or not yet?') wLich, like: 'How do you do?" calls for no particular answer
Arizona republican., 1895-02-01
The Word "CathoIic.n

The word ''catholic" is first used in the Apostles creed, where it says: "One holy, catholic, apostolic church. /" It is next used by Ignatius, who is said to have been an apostle of John. He used the word in this sentences: Wherever Jesus is, there is the cath olic church." St. Augustine GA. D. 4Oo) says: "The very name of Catholic holds me to the church." The word is derived from ''kata," meaning ''in" or through" and ''olus," the whole.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-01
INVESTMENTS

Are lost every year in risky and foolish investments. Put your money in lots in Churchill Addition and make D per cent.
 No risk Easy terms.
 CLARK HURCHILL, Office Commercial Hotel Block.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-01

sides of the vessel and not glide off like oil. It may now be readily diluted with cold rain water, or the whole mass may be allowed to cool, when it has a semi-solid form. Thls standard emulsion, if covered and placed in a cool, dark place, will keep for long time. In making a dilution from this cold emulsion, it is necessary to dis solve the amount required in three or four parts of boiling water, after which cold rain water may be added in the required quantities. Dilute this stand ard emulsion not more than four and not less than three times with water. This will kill every scale it hits.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-11
Der Nath eines Oiebss.

Ju tenn SidSiden Seneen, ia Sanlns,
mubni Sobu Simon mil iuinsr 5amilw.
3ieisr Gage bate CT eiucn Cana arI's
2dno 81 maheu uuo CAB uEtsrNtIier
cine Summt @eIors, III elnem Sober.
tdidhcu ipobl %uerwahrt, ieinsr 5rau
sum Nuibabea. Wdhrcro Der Manu
ob,ueieuo mar, ia6 Die 6rau eiu In
tpetler tsrnui5ie6eu. SiS mCutc ibrs
Slhner in Siherbeit %briugsn, ofs ibr
%eiufisl, oaB iie ods sur Iufbeiu1bruua
erbdifeue @clb nod tet iib ttua. Sle
lieI in bic Sdiniitute uno i;,fte oas
3di6hrn nit TEN Crib inter biz
D&ntrdbe. 9iG6 ei,ua smei Eian6eu,
ais iie hns 8ctt fir be Radt rorrjdtcu
iuOGte, srif ie su'rl nod BEN @etb-
tdibher. Sic iano ce nud on Gem
mimi dn Blots; ots iis rs nber 6~IInelr,
iaro lie lem @eIo mtbr oariu. ionctrr
u%nitntt oeiien @--n 8ettCi, oui ecm ac-
idlCiebfn ftluh: Cos rd6itc Otal.
lUrnn Gle @eio I'M 3elie ueriledeI. icbtu
Sle ia 3uerlt uniCr oas 0etf".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-11
Die CrpIoHon nnf Der aieIer s9bsss.

meittktIuRa,R sufplg., p.Its non
toTpsitutsE Stits fcmnen, IN bic
Furhtbors grploFon cuf Der Qsfer
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ben n1htt+.u 4Hsr;ff.a b<r heimiids
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tn aHasDczot, iHoem bon 8oYo b,rs
ttl5sz R1.rofta. NIT S5uimmdasfs
ttH otrisseE. Fb ban al i~agsassaSsa
,9~tstassHetH itBlmIsns R6kgu, bic
Saito7sR k'sii3sH uHs na9sem Ft
an stEt eaD5Ft G~aiisrHERa sp;sbtr
foti3.fdDousseH fno, sieftI6eu burh
zit stzsn 3~.itsdassr ptrFtRas Rae<l,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-11

uro bsfauo fh flei6is bel Ger Grbti.
ala Die critic gtadridjt ron Der Gc6urt
eiues SGhues siutrai. Gr gtdutte il.
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o1rauf lnuste jeeo6 Gin S~usi:cr Yote
an uno meioete DIE 2EtuHIf einr5 9pi!-
liuas. Gss erreqis Bats gafmerfiari.
felt ihon in t65erem @raee. cIs aber
euoiih elm ori!tcr Sots be Mdr per.
fanoete, Dap Grlut'es erihifneu ieisn.
giug ibm Nsr @~soHIeeiaheH aGs. Or
lunrf Iein 9nnrwerfsSers neg uno 90.
lpppirte beini. 2ost eHtoedie tr nber
nun gnr Elm QUARTET. NIB iein Or.
"Itauneu fnnnie nunmsbr tene @rensen.
0ns pal suoicl bes Nnieu nnf e~innlal,
oenn init oieiem rtafti9en 9upots itei.
CERT lih Die 3nbi iciner ainb,r plbetih
aui ssbn. drau Cared 1T ri 50 Soh.
re alt uuo bsiratbete ib,tu Vat uov Is
SidreH i'm County Wnpo, SrrtnHo. be-
reftigt miibtn noa gu DEN ih6Eiier
Q0nnungeT. Stoes oUr ileinen 9Cbe-
wsien mls9t ourhiduGtl;h brei Yfuue,
NIB Die gauSe Geica aofi 1T ben lin.
iidueen nab III ourIw 9 gutter 8er'
iciiura."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-11

,utsino<u. ok Rotrone nerEaste.
ipeshB Ft oar5 tias anRre ertsst
tDarhe. gIs oi.Ie nun eni;iiuosi Dsss
zen 5ouse, irtts man Tf6 IN BEN Tins
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n:oer INNER mob nit Ssr Sprenapas
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mo r;asi: Gin pl5rblFt srdBa9ss
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9uTt fIieusR. Die Rim in's Wahsr fols
len nasIeihe blutrofh Fdrhtsa Soforf
fubr Der Ddmptr IiRgsfsit. Ru 8srs
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fe1o oes TRANSPORTS. SoFort eetoos
let fpurSsn his maircTen ReurraHn.
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ten iuobI foum esiunben tperoen, bo lie
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halt I'm 5trbit ais RsT.rpiiien sntlafs
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f6idt psrosn. gur benz umfunbs,
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,s susuI6reibsn, oaB bieftIb man5'
nerirFd6ig bIit6, uro edB Die iibrietn.
aus feds S6pf.n bsTtebeno. 8sIabuna.
horunt,r apsi Sffieitrs unb Elm Ste
eahst, nit BEN Sbredtn bnponsttous
men Fino. Rod in 6srfetbeu 9adt
tpurben bic 70 iib a~bsebroden.n
t5prtnep,rTute bon elmer anesren pt
noFt Obns llnfaI fortssIsbE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-11

Jabrs uHo oefeu Sd!Vas,r Gblsits
5iineubtrssr. q Sabre at, Uor bar
GUbnuug oes 23 Sa9re a!lsH, uuUer-
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6 ben en- p!6stides GHoe madts.
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fen Johann Die J'atf. mnosn 0bsr
ba'o blrauf gsinaosa Huo II 6afI sss
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fUifisr atb.i:eraHgelegrab-iieu b7raEs.
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uJu 3ui4lmsrn aus ain Ibtllsu eCs
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gsbraAt bdteu uHo 10 uber ale GrwIrt-
un9m eriOlgrsIb tUarsu. BADEN gu aulsr'
lebt bod nO.p Jpet WsHidenIfbsu
gsfoItst.
Jrnn Qoulie Jobt Gus GlarFs5ura,
Wo., uuo oeren 5o4ttr. Jrnu Or.
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balm. nm iib md aanFas Gltp. 9ans.,
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bird Die @erualt bss SturSes oos 8suid
aebroheu uuo wurecu toot pom @e!eiie
9etrn9fn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-11

rHiCr sU 80 suoyis .,Is4 Ssr
Ss5sH iemIht Ten gtra brst4tltt cH
Gbjcsgou E!a;i: ..5sau G.Usr,aa firs
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