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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
ARREARs FnR GRoI-ND RENT.

City of Savannah, Office City Treasurer.
June B. lS95.-The following lots are in ar
rears for ground rent. of which owners
are hereby notified. c. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
Calhoun Ward-East y lot ), qrs; south
q lot Z, qrs; east y lot Is, qrs; east 2
grs; east Is lot Il, qrs; lot q. qrs; lot
e. qrS.
Charlton Ward-Lot /. qrs; lot 5. 4 qrs;
lot 2 Qrs; lot So, 2 qrs.
Chatham Ward-West y lot l, qrs, lot
r. qrs; east y Of east y lot 10, qrs east
Columbia Ward-west Y lot 9, 2 qrs. i.
Crawford Ward-east = lot 3, qrs; lot
a. qrs south p lot 10, qrs; west . iot =,
70 qrs;, west y lot 40 2 qrs; lot 30, qrs;
lot a. 8 qrs; east z lot Il, qrs.
crawford Ward, East-Part lot %, Qis.
Ebert Ward-Lot 10, qrs; lot Il, qrs;
3 is lot 2, a qrs;,o lot or 3:
east y lot Il, qrs; lot ID, qrs lot Is, 2
qrs; west Is lot 10, qrs; southeast part
Iot y, qrs; east 70 lot 81. qrs; south z lot
Forsyth Ward-Lot l, qrs; east is OF
west 4-5 lots Is and 16 . qrs; lot IS, 2 qrs;
lot = qrs; west 40 of west As lots 10 ana
Franklin ward-Lot %. qrs; lot 25' .
qrs.
New Franklin ward-East part lot TO-
4 qrs; east p lot u, S qrs.
Greene Ward-South u lot IS, qrs.
Jackson Ward-East i lot I, . qrs; west
u lot s, 2 qrs; east 2s lot 10. . qrs; lot r.
qrs; lot %, qrs; east z lot Il, qrs; east
2 lot 13, qrs; north y lot 20, qrs; west
u lot 40, qrs; west u of east y lot b, qrs'
Jasper Ward-Lot l, qrs; lot AZ, qrs
Lafayette Ward-west y lot l, 2 qrs; lot
), qrs.
Liberty Ward-Southeast part lot "a, 2
qrs; lot 25 qrs; east u lot 26, qrs; north
u lot %, 2 qrs.
Monterey Ward-Lot q, 2 qrs west Z
lot %, qrs; west y lot 43, 2 qrs; lot y
9rs; east 2s lot 80, qrs; middle Is lot T.
Pulaski Ward-Lot 9, 8 qrs; west part lot
81. 2 ers; north y lot %, qrs; middle part
81. qrs; east part lot 81. qrs.
Troup Ward-South = of west Il lot .
qrs; west y lot IA, qrs; west Y lot y.
qrs; east y lot TO- qrs; lot Is. 6 qrs'
east y of south y lot 81, qrs.
Warren Ward-North Y lot 4, qrs loI
Is, qrs; lot 10, qrs
Washington Ward-East 70 lot 2. 4 qrs;
north y lot 4, qrs; lot 3, 4 qrs; west Z l0'
WESLEY, Ward-West u lot 3, qrs; eas'
y lot II. ? qrs.
Springfield Ward-Lot ]. 6 qrs; lot o.
qrs; lot ?, 6 qrs; lot 81, qrs; lot 2S, qrs
All persons having interest in the above
lots are hereby notified that if the amounts
now due are not paid to the city treasurer
on or before the 18th inst. l will procee1
on the morning Of the 18th fast, to re-enlel
according to law. JOHN POWER,
City Marshal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
CHATHAM sHERIFFs SALE.

Under and by virtue OF a mortgage f IA.
out Of the superior court Of Chatham cOun-
" in favor Of William p. Green VS.. Sophie
Bailey, / have levied upon the following
property Of the defendants. to-wit.
All that lot or tract Of land in Chatham
county. state Of Georgia, known as lot
number fOrty-four (iD Southville with the
improvements thereon.
And | will offer the said above described
property for sale al public outcry before
the court house door of Chatham county,
in the city of Savannah, on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JULY, 1895, during the
legal hours of sale to satisfy said mort
gage Fl ia.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for til
ties. JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff C. Co. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
CHATHAM sBERIFF-s sAr.r

Under and by virtue OF a f. IA issued
out % the justices court Of Seventh q.
N. district. February term. lsqj. fn fev :
OF Ioungiove * Goodman Us. John Homes.
! have levied upon the following dcs-rltcf
property of the defendant:
All that certain tract or parcel OF Land
lying in the county Of Chatham. state u
Georgia. and known as lot number one
o. on the Middle Ground road at the six
mile post, resurveyed by John r. Tebeau,
county surveyor. Dec. Il. 1922. containing
I'VE 90 acres (mOre or lessl, bounded north
by lands Of Mcleod. east by Middle
Ground road, south by lot number two
(g. and west by lands of Hull, as Will ap-
pear by reference TO a map OF said lot
recorded in Chatham County Eecor.s
Book s. folio 80.
And I will offer the said described
property of defendant for sale at public
outcry before the court house door Of
Chatham county on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN JULY, 1895, during the legal
hours Of sale. 10 satisfy said Fl. IA Terms
cash, purchasers paying for titles
JOHN. T. ROMAN
Sheriff C. Co Ca
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LEGAL SALES.

Sl=rGs o. CITY Cogr- q Szrs--z-
5arz1-zz- ca. l--E u lslL-L--zzr a. ~
virtue q A EEl---- lEs-1-E CT - -
city c1Erz q ezEzE-az- a. fzFcr u 500
81 Hone blla-ilE and Lear Assoezz-i--
z-a-s- Linus - Uzsl--lz-1- 80
l=Fl=- -r1- -1e 1g-1Ul-- 1ez-rl1sF -rr--
e--F- a. -1= properly O. 1-1=E1aur rs----
Al thai -1- o. -sEz II rhe ci-F q $40
EsE- L1z-Esm county Georgia fr1--5-ss
zou-- On Lzwl--e-r street z-z kr--- -
2 nap made b. JOIN R Tshszu- EzT -
lsl1- being The map agreed q br P-fr
- E1sseL a1l Hiram Eo1=rrz. - -
ze-o-- 41- Counting toward Ire east r.
Cemetery street. along the norzh si5z =
GE1Elzr- street having = fronrzz= -
[STIzze-r street q 80 feet z-l Z rzr-=--
guar -e-EE 11rrhEar1 Of seTen-T-Eir r-z-
said lo- being further dssiznsts5 o. ~
present nap q The city o. Savannah 81
l0- Ne = q Carrier lot Nc - west -
Es-her El-h Al improvements W1zrs1z-=-
thereon and ! VIII proceed 70 ofTer sz--s
for sale 81 pubic cutlery OF The FIPS-
Al ESDAL N JULY. KS. fsauz bei-z ~
, day O the month. during The -szsL
hoE-s q sale in front o. the courr h1zs
door II Chatham county. 70 sa-isfv szf5
execution Defendant notified o. isTr-
Property described in execution Ter-s
cash purchaser paying for titles
WILLIAM 2 8LoTS
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Some silly Assertions.


1t is contended by the free silver and I'M
sound money papers that the numerous
meetings and conventions being held in
favor OF sound money-notably the great
Memphis convention-never have repre-
sentatives from the masses In 1t, and that
the farmers are never at these meetings.
Nothing more silly and fiimsy than such
stuff as this can be ina gined. These
meetings do represent the bone. sinew and
brains OF the country. and nothing farther
from the truth than the ridiculous state
meetings are called for the benefit and in
the interest Of all classes of the American
people The attempt TO produce differ
ent impression. has for its malicious OBJ
ject the anarchistlc arrayins of one class
Of our citizens against the other. The in
forests Of our people are mutual
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

Ths EoEElTG GEWs 81 r.alel=1
s1srr fag l1 RE gear a11 la HsrEs1 -
a.3scrfrern g. fEs cit1 ~ 80 q nacr'h-
3 for * n1srt1a arl 80 IT cre rear
TIE EJEEIEG NV =. ~ raj riH
tires . week fu-1o.- 54rzT izE1eJ.
f1rse maths RI aiE r,91r-s. 80. ore
gesr 80
re WoE~I~G NEWS Tri-ggeek.y.
N,n1zTa. EefEeaisya s11 Er1sIs. -
T4es1zga. Ttsrn1aga zrf 5a'1r1aJa.
three nloz-Es. az. SIX 1,,--ls. 90. one
gear. 60
r. SUNDAY EEws. b man oas
ne V-EEELT NEWS. ~ maA oas
yszr. go
ssbscrl5tioas raysais 81 aware. re-
KIT ~ r1Efal 1r1e-. crerx ~ regsfers7l
ls;ts-- Career zent ~ nlal4 - max u
asn1ers
Trs-Esrt slrerflserrrfa. o-her iran
special rll1mr. loczl ~ -ea-lrg l1tlcea
sra.ssrrsrtH sn1 cneaD ~ -ant c1- -nns
g. cent? = line Fclrfeer Irea n aGste
fYpe-es .sl 20 o-s lne1 eoare .- 1sDth-
81 TIE atarlar1 ~ near1-e-rerr. Can
tract rates ard clsco1nta made klcWa
q scriiczflDr ~ b1Fi1eea CNlre
Orcerz Pr delivery ~ re DfCEEIFG
news ~ elt1er reslcer-e ~ place - h'-al-
Esss nay - MADE - poaral card q
tar0aga tsiepao1a 80. rs any rreg1-
rarity - deliver st11.l ~ rliately
rsDorts1 % tae once - D4bl.catisa.
Lettsrz ARD teiegrannr ahosf1 - a.
srsaas1 ,2OEETEC &EWs." sayanna1.
Ca.
EASTERN oYFICE. ? Park R9z. Kew
York CRY. r. p Fa1lkner. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

Under aid T. write Of a mortgage
"a ISSUED o1t q Ila-1zEl ) Fzr-or C1--r-
IN favor 81 Jacob Cohen vs. ". r C1--
stantI1e- / have levied upon he fo-c--
ing properly OF the defendant. 70 W..
All that tract or parcel CT land sl--s-s
lying ard being Il Chatham county an
state OF Georgia in the White BluI 1.s-
-rlct a. kernoLolEs, Known ana Lsz-
isna-e- a. a portion % the same la-s
sold by Jacob Cohen 10 J. Z Constant
Charles s OCon1eIs John n Black z-z
Thomas - COllel a tenants in cc--nl11
under deed bearing cate sept =. 1sg-- a--
recorded II the clerks Office OF The -
perlo- court o. Chatham county IN re---z
bo0z ! As folio -. said premises ta.--
known as place number three 81. harl-E
q front OF So feet, more or less. on Wr--
Blur shell road and containing s. acres
more OF less. Thich has been subdiTil =
into lots nun 1erlIg from = 70 IL. a. r=-
plan made ny Percy Sugdeu. civil erz--
ueer. with the understanding that a r-sr
forty 90 feet wide is 10 BE- iefr open r--~
ming north ana south on the east side Y
said prem ses- ana that Jacob Cohen sla..
have the right 10 open The streets ~
ming east and west. OF 10 leave then
closed, y his discretion, the whole rra-r
one body without restrictions as y
streets. etc, as shown or said plan. sax
streets and roads having been converai
TO Jacob Cohen and his heirs and assiErs.
said premises being bounded north uT
lands OF ". n. Davidson. west By Wh.-s
Bluff shell road, south by a public r1s1
and east by said forty l49) feet street %
road. together wita the improveme1-s
thereon ana the appuTtenances belouEl--
thereto And I vii offer the said ahovs
described property Of the defendant fa-
sale al public cutlery before the cour--
house door OF Chatham county. in rrs
city Of Savannah, on the FIRST TT-FS-
DAY N JULY, 1s95. during the lezsr
hours OF sale. 10 satisfy said mOr-zazs
n IA. Terms cash; purchaser paying for
titles. JOHN T. ROMAN.
Sheriff 4 ca a.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

port Conn. clergyman recently preached
sermon In which he thanked God that
there had been frost enough to destroy
the apple blossoms in that section. and
said he trusted the frost would destroy
every apple blossom throughout the length
and breadth Of the land. This would de-
seaueutiy there would be no cider, ana the
cause Of temperance would be benefited.
The wonder II that 30 narrow minded a
man had not prayed FOR the destruction
Of the wheat rye and corn crops as well
az the apple crop The several grains do
much more IN the way Of promoting in
temperance than do tho apples.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

LcGal documents relative to the death
and burial Of Jose MART the Cuban in
surgont leader. have been filed In the state
archives at Havana. Marti IL. therefore.
legally dead, whether he Is or not physi-
cally dead. Tho cubans claim that ne is
physically very much alive. II that Is true.
he may resume his depredations upon tho
Spanish forces and their property without
for surely they would not 30 out cunning
after dead man
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
The Ups and Downs of business.

Isaac Abrams keeps a little secondhand
clothing store in Brooklyn, says Texas
Sntings. One day last week he went out
and left his son Jakey in charge ana
when he returned the boy said:
"Fader, vas sell dot oft hat to a mans
''You vas? What you gcd for id?''
"Ten tollar."
"Jakey, you vas schmardt boy Dot
hat vas worth Won tollar. Dot mans vos
a fools"
mo. he vos nod. foder."
"Why nod?"
dot bill vos kounterfid."
What! Mine Got. ! vas ruined! Dot
dot-you vas a fools.
No, ] vas nod foder. Yos pass dot
node on a mans"
You vos a jewel, You"
ANT her mans vos yust come back am
preak ffty-toller worth of goots."
The old man tainted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

warning 10 the new evoman comes from
France. a member Of the Chamber Of Dop-
titles ls about 70 Introduce q bin 70 subject
years ~ ne military conscrlption. We have
m enforced military service ~ this country
- h. sure, bot there ~ no telling what - :
Ds1ieflfs msy have - be resortcd 70 when
ne nDnep begin 70 vote. ana hold Of
leN, au1 take part ~ the riots. and DO
~ NJ fh0ss Otber things that the nov wo-
insb viii h9ye 70 % n shs keeps abroast
~ ibs oid man n oouId not be- expected
ti4af mals military company would wish
" TAKE - arms against q femsle Dobs
leaainE b NIB u female rioters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDl-
TORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hay-
ing demands against George w. Shaitei.
late OF said county, deceased, to present
them to me, properly made out, WITHIN
the time prescribed by law, so as to show
the character and amount; and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are required
10 make Immediate payment to me.
GEORGE T. CAM,
Administrator C. t. a. of Estate of George
". Schaffer deceased.
Savannah, Ca, May Is, 1895
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
VERY NEAR TO YOU
Is this weeks sale of
UNDERWEAR. ~
Nothing will keep you apart.
The prices have been cut
so low as TO make them
almost nothing.

The surplus stock and broken lots must
20 and here are the fullest values We
have ever given-and that means a great
deal al Hogan's
French Handmade. every garment far
better than the price indicates Hand
made Night Gowns. see, s.. Sl.45. IS. SIS.
3 and Up 10 s.
Chemise and Drawers acc, &C. &c. SEC
s., Us. Si.75 and up 10 g. -
White PetticOats. 49c, 75c. s.. Sl.25, Sl-5l,
8, sz.25 and up 10 81
Domestics. comprising Night Gowns.
Cnemises. Drawers, Skirts and Corset
Covers. ranging in price from DC 10 s..
The best line We have offered this season
and the price reduced Throughout the lot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

Some Of the thrifty Legislators OF the free
silver state Of Colorado rest under the
charge Of having rented" their railroad
free passes to drummers. finding It quite
profitable business. The passes cost them
nothing, hence they regard as 10 much
clear gain all that they might be able 20
get out Of the drummors for the use Of
the passes. The fact that they were swind-
Ing the railroads was probably not taken
into consideration Why. some Of the peo-
pie In Colorado are actually and openly IN
favor Of swindling every creditor IA the
United States.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
LADIES WAIST.

Our Waists are as pretty as they can be
and We save you all the worry- and trouble
OF buying the goods and having them
made Up. The prices, too. are right, and
the stock ample for all tastes. Made %
French Percale Cheviot and Sateen at 45c
G0c. 7Jc. s.. SD $50 Sl.75. s..
White Waists. cOlored henstitched col
g.
Fine Dimity and Lawn Waists at 81.
Sl.Z5 and up % 3.
Best quality Ladies Colored SILK Waists
$40 You have paid 8 for the same
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
The Trouble With COINS" Pupils.
From the Washington Post Qnd).

There IS not much use of arguing with
a man who Is afflicted with Harveyized
financial views. When you get such an
individual into a corner he simply shuts
his eyes, finds fault with the avoirdupois
Of Mr. Cleveland. and in a general way
paints tho sphere a sulphurous hue
The great trouble with all of Prof Coins
graduates is that they learn altogether
too much in short space of time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
Mine Owner. vs.. the People.
From the New orleans Picayune Deml

There IS something more than the inter
est of league of silver miners a stake.
The prosperity Of the whole country is IN
the balance. The proper policy Of the
American people is to keep every dollar
times up to the highest standard, every
dollar being worth 100 cents. This is the
highway TO prosperity for the south, which
has no silver mines, but other products
which are always worth gold in the world S
markets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

Should Sir. Cleveland Ind It convenient
70 visit Atlanta during the exposition. he
would be given reception that would be
more than gratifying 70 his friends. and
would stsgger his enemies and detractors.
Georgia democrats are loyal 10 their party
ana ~ leader.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

an example Of the woman IN politics
viii BE- presented IN the Ohio state pro-
hibition convention, which meets this
morning AZ Springfield. Miss Henrietta
Moore viii be the temporary chairman
Of the convention. II appears from the
dispatches that she differs greatly from
The woman IN politics Of the Kansas type.
and which we have seen Ia this state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

EVerv citizen who 81 a. au interested Do
the prosperity " Savannah and Chatham
county. should register and vote for Tho
mo fence Law. There are only three more
days for registering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

Next Friday will be- the centennial ami
yeraary Of the adoption ~ the stars and
stripes al the American nag "Old
Glory has had sone pretty hard raps
during those hundred years. but II atul
floats. ana at a considerable altitude.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
IsDEX TO SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Msstinz N-Ancienf Landmark T.D1ge 80.
r. r. q = n. Cath0llc Llbra-v &erocls-
tion. calvary senate SO lis. r a. r. y.
SPECIAL Sotlces-HDt. sslfr Daya Na1e
En1oysble Appel q sc1aul. Taimoies.
Gciaaore. IT.. ~ Gar1lerss coal oil
Johnny sosp &leaoiaa Lang. a ComDa-
rnentarY Lgne1. Beckmarr's cafe Rattle
snake Watsrmelons. <8al Co-oyeratlFe
Annexation.
Neallgee shirte-B ~. Leyy O. BRO.
Hotei-CIaren1on HDtei sew Tork cry.
4 Race ~ Glants-B. r. Len T. Bra.
Nsclcaf-Ghakers Digestive Cordial.
Pon1 Extract.
Anngaeuents- Moonlight Ezegral0n To
night NJ Steamer Goy. GaN9r1-
Light Summer Heimefs-ApDel &
GcnauL
II Neuoriau-In degeHlent order CI1
Yellozs Memorial gervlce Tuez8ay Even
inz. June o.
Wear Hercules Pantr-Faik clothing
Company.
Cheap Column A1verfiremen,a-I Help
Wanted. Employment Wanted. FOR Rent.
For Gale. Iosf. PerronaI. 3fiscenane01s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

A Kentucky court has held that It is
unconstitutional to force saloon keeper
by law to close his place Of business on
Sunday. because other places Of business
are not generally Iegislated against and
the Sunday opening law Is a discrimination
against the business Of the saloon keeper.
Tho court says the possession by a saloon
keeper of a license Is evidence that his
business is recognized to be legal by the
law itself, hence the saloon cannot be con-
stituttcnally lcgislatcd against unless an
other business enterprises are legis-
lated against in similar man
ncr, in general law fixing the
same penalties upon every one who carries
on his business on Sunday. The ruling is
remarkable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

A. last the LIMOGES have new issue.
ready made 20 their hands. II is reported
that ar American cons8l has been Killed
b. mob 81 China
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CURRENT COMMENT.
IL nnnOt.

From the Valdosta (Ga.) Times CDem.).
Can this government alone make sixteen
pounds Of silver equal in commercial value
to one pound OF gold when the whole
world, with billions of silver bullion on
for one pound Of gold and few takers?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
Our
Method

Of Preparing the fanny food
proiu-t Silver Churn Butterine
IS strictly IN accordance with
scientific principles. We use
pure, sweet, animal fats II
such combination IS 10 make
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11
LOOK AT THIS.

Damask, bleached and unbleached.
floral fruit spot. dot. and set designs as
follows: 54-inch Cream. &c; 60-inch White.
49c; 6S-inch Irish. zoe. G4-inch Scot soc: p
inch Satin Damask SIC: 72-inch Extra Fine
sll0; Pinch High Finish, S125; 72-inch.
Still Finer, $50.
Napkins-New designs, more beautiful
and attractive than ever. German Linen.
G9c; Irish Linen. SIC; Fine Scot, 81 10; Extra
Fine, sl.59; Still Finer, g. and finer yet
III. n Sc dnzen
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what cert. Howell Farsr--

y - lr-e-g-=E 1-- 81 @ @F
T1-z -rlt-le lar s--1rzT Cz-- Ear
= Hoa-l z1eak-g ~ rl= r- agrz-
-l.- e. rsr1r-e1 ~ have z1i-- = an g.
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have . -15z@y s1s-e-a rEz- -s 81 -1-c9rr-ilT
WITH f5z- - s-l E-1-51= zr1 re- -=st &C re
rorl1. NhsaeTzE tEe-s f. . re1l- l1 any
p-ace f1 -5e Uc-iI Ee r. ne sGee- a.
b. There g. ~ use lerTs-e rzs- 11rilg
ttae Dfrio1 in are history q IRIS -o--t-T.
vixen silver was a.os- largely used. from
- 70 ~. wss -he r1ozr f-os1er1-s ti--s
r1zt Te have ever k1owl-
Taere are tV5 paste l1 t1e foregoing
e1trae- frat srrixes c1z ~ bei1g rzrhe-
lareres--z- Ca-- H,wzI Eazts t1is
co1atry % arrange fo- r-oletsry r5s-
ter1 yao5iy 81 -s1el5enr o. that a. Eur9De.
and r-s r-st - -le a5r.5. % -1--. . r1srs
ra,aI1 b. . fazac-al panic ~ Any other
county. tlis c5---ry v18l- Eo- ~ lls-
t8r5et ~ It, That SOUNDS vel 51- y ere
aalerstsls CsDt Hgr-1llz Eager. ae wants
= mo1etaFy zyrtern i1 rh.s co1-try not
ike that u E-srs1e, but Ike th4t . LeEleo
ald China. VIA. Uo1-1 W gain Is put
ting or monetary system i1 harmony
wen that u 1Iezico az Chizz. Instead q
keeping it b. harmony with that d ~
ro5e2 our fore-gn counerce g. almost
wholly vita E1r5pe-.a fact the great buIz
- or exports - - Europe. We DON'T
zee the advantage o. getting out u har-
moay win the uost enlightened nations
ara into harmony with noa-pr9gre sziye
nations
again. even u we should adopt a none
tary system sgcn as cap, Howell speaks
of-aifhD1gh We don't know the kind Of
= system exactly be has IL mind unless 81
Is that u Mexico ana Chlna-Ioes 1t fol-
low that We should not feel a financial
panic elsewhere. E1ca a. that brought on
W the failure of the Barlngs2 could we
adop, any klnd Of monetary system that
would enable us n egcsDe al Of the effects
" 2 financial panic in another nation vita
which ne have trade reiations2 Unless
We could We don't see any force in Capt.
H0welrs remarks about an in1eDeadent
monetary system. Perhaps Capt Howell
is prepared % show we could n he Is
he ough. 70 take the earneat opportunity
q doing 70. il seems 70 Us that a panic
affects credits rather thsn the currency
with which the business II country is
transacted.
And about the marvellous prosperity We
had between 1sfJ and 1879 on account ~
the large use Of silver during those years.
was there much silver ia circulation in
this country between thoae years. II We
are not mi2taken there wasn't any worth
speaking o. II Capt Howell VIII thial, a
while he Will probably admit that this is
the silver period. We have q vast amount
Of silver in circulation now. and q stHl
vaster amount. coined. in the treasury
which the people won't take, although the
government offers free transportation for
y to any part Of the country.
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NEW GOODS.

All that IS new and worth the having
in Satecns, Percales, Crepons Organizes.
Ginghams, Batistes, CheviOts. Lawns.
Ducks, Challies and Cambrlcs Will be Of
fered at special inducements during this
week
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1t has been ascertained that there will
not be sufficient water in the Kiel canal
for the large war vessels to make the trip
through It at the celebration shortly to
take place. The Marblehead viii be the
only American vessel to go through tho
canal The change Of programme will in
terfere considerably with the magnitude
and magninoence OF the naval parade. but
the maneWers at the head of the canal viii
be something wonderful to behold.
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Taere promises 70 10 = lively and bril-
bant campaign 10 ohio. with Fire Alarm
Foraker and Roman Candle Thurman both
Of the stump
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From the Chicago Times Herald dnd).

Tom Carriers confident assertion that
there's nobody in IL now but Harrison"
must mean either that the Montana man
has experienced change of heart on the
silver question or that Gen. Harrison-but
the alternative Is too terrible to be set
down In print.