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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
T,n kIIIea In q Mrrrl..

Plttsburg Oct 2o-The Pittsburg and
Lake Erie flyer due in this city from
Chicago az 1870 .. M was partially wreck
ed a. Main street South Side just after
crossing the bridge, resulting in the in
slant killing OF two men and badly MUIR
Ing another. Fortunately none OF the pas
scugers was hurt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
SOUTHERN BASEBALL CLUBS.
An Association Formed at a Meeting
IA birmingham.


IA Birmingham.
birmingham Ala. oct eo-The South
ern Association o. Baseball clubs was or
eanlzed here to-day with every indication
OF success Franchises were granted 20 six
cities. with applications from others. from
which two will be selected 10 complete an
etght-club league The salary limit was
liked A. 81 90 per month. inclusive Of the
manager. A forfeit Of hoo will be re-
CURED
The organization will ask tho protection
Of the National League under class H.
and will create a sinking fund by reduir-
ing 10 per cent. Of the gate receipts % al
league games Franchises were granted
10 Nashville. Memphis Chattanooga,
Shreveport. New orleans and Birming-
ham. while the applications Of Atlanta.
Little Rock. Mobile and Montgomery were
referred 10 the officers 10 report with re-
commentators az the next meeting
which will be held about Dec. !, when a
board o. directors will be elected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Washington, Oct. % The naval bureaus
Of construction and steam engineering 70.
dsy united in accommodation for the
mai acceptance OF the new battleship
Alabama
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

New York. oct - Mai Gen Leonard
wood governor Of cuba. arrived to-day
from Havana. He Will proceed immediate
~ TO Wssbpgton and return with his
family 10 Havana BY way OF Tampa, Fla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Montgomery Ala. oct 9.-Reports from
the primary in the Firth Alabama Dis
trict held To-day indicate thar c. ".
Thompson was nominated for Congress
over the present incumbent, Hon Willis
Brewer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
GERMANY DOES NOT LIKE 1T.

Not Pleased with Note of Earl Ii
aud Prince ching.
Berlin. oct 20-The Joint note OF Ii
Hung Chang and Prince Ching has not
made good impression IN government
circles here. The German comment is tina:
the note reads more like conditions i'm
posed upon the conqucror than the re-
verse.
Or Mumm Won Schwartzenstein. Ger
man minister 90 China. will arrive in Pc
kin in the course Of few days. II Hung
Chang and Prince Ching win be Informed
formally 81 the conditions upon which the
Powers have agreed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Miss Caroline winnin. $50 Blue Island
avenue. Chlcago. H. writes:
Health a. Heavens choicest Eift
60 humanity, aud yet hut few are IN
perfect health. Natures laws are noe
understood and doctors do not ad-
minister the proper medicine to
these cases.
'It is therefore pleasure TO find a
remedy that will do all 81 claims. Pc
remedy for affections of the kidneys
md other pelvic organs, and for
women and their special diseases n
- OF special merit"
Caroline wtnnin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Washington. Oct. 2O-The battleship
Kentucky sailed this morning from Temp
kinsville on her long trip 90 china. stop
ping first az Gibraltar. The flagship Brook.
lyn left Nagasaki to-day for Shanghai
She Is on her way 20 Manila
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
SHOT ny HIs FATHER.
Young Langley Mistaken for Anoth-
err aud May Die.

err anu way Die.
Columbia. 8. G.. oct. 20.-Melvin Lang
ley was probably fatally wounded in
Greenvine at / O'Clock this morning by
his father. Harvey A. Langley. The
younger Langley went home and reported
that WeRiey aud Jose Fuller had shot az
him on the street. The father armed
hims elf and went with his son 10 the Full
Ter house 20 renew the trouble The
elder Langley hid IN the angie Of a chin
rey. while his son went on the other side
of tho h0ugs. The Iouilers were not IN
side. but Melvin Langley. coming around
the house. was mistaken By his father
for Fuller. ana shot through the body.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Ex-Governor p. B. s. Pinchback of
Louisiana
Senator W. n Roach, from North Da.
kota.
Judson W. Lyons Register of the u S.
Treasury of Washington, d. c.
Hon. H. G. Worthington, ex.Minster
from Argeptine Republic, of Washington,
D. c.
Congressman Amos ]. Cummings, from
New York
Governor w NJ Lord of Oregon.
Hon. S. Smithmeyer, architect of the
Congressional Library Washington, D.
c.
Hal p. Denton, Chief National Export
of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
WILL co TO CANTON MONDAY.
President VIII Remain There UntIi
After the Election.

Washington. oct 9o-The President and
Mrs, Mckinley. accompanied by secre-
tary Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey. will leave
next Monday FOR Canton. where they will
remain until election day. According 60
present plans the party will leave Can
ton soon after tho President has deposited
his vote on Nov ami will arrive IN
Washington early on the morning OF the
seventh
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EDUCATIONAL VOTING CONTEST.
How to Vote.

Cut out the attached Voting Coupon and
mail or bring u 70 the business once OF
the Morning News. savannah. Ca
Each Coupon must bear the name Of the
person for whom you wish TO vote
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Xenla o.. oct 2o-Hon John Little. ex-
member Of Congress and former President
OF the United States Commission OF the
Venezuelan claims died last night OF heart
failure
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DEGREE CONFIRMED on NAY.
Princeton College Makes Him n Doc
tor of Laws.

Nof oA hAnNs
Princeton. n. J., oct 9.-Princeton to-
day conferred the degree OF Doctor OF
Laws upon Secretary OF State John Hay
Bishop II. Y. satterlee Of Washington
made an address on the Ethics OF
American Civilization" after which the
degree wac conferred. In accepting the
degree Mr.. Hay said that II any success
had attended his conduct OF the foreign
relations Of the country Il Was due 10
Tho fact that our course was SO clearly
marked out for us hy century OF ma
tonal traditions from which We have new
er swerVsd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Hong Kong oct. @-The Chinese here
say oct. % b. the date appointed for the
destruction OF the missions IN KwanE
Tuug province
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Madrid. oct. e.-Gen Wsyler. the for
mer captain general % Cuba has been
appointed captain general OF Madrid.
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Rome. Oct W.-Thc Pope hna recovered
from his recent indispisition. and to-day
blessed a large congregation OF pilgrims
At 81. Peters.
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Nn.h,lIIr nent the Techs.

Atlanta. oct 20-I'he University OF
Nashville defeated the Georgia School Of
technology here to-day by score Of
g 20 O.
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THERE ARE TEN CANDIDATES.
PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS IN THE
FIELD ARE NUMEROUS.

Candidates of the Different PARTIES.
Many Of the states VIII Elect
state omcisIs-Two state Tickets
In FIorfdR-GeorEia VIII Vote for
Presidential Electors and Con-
Rressmen-LeEisIRtu which WIN
Name Senators.
New York. oct % Ten candidates for
President and Vice President will h. vot-
81 for Nov Ballots viii not 10 cast
for all OF them in an the states. but the
ten parties viii be represented at the
polls IN most OF them.
State tickets VIII be numerous. Illinois
and Indiana leading With seven each. col
orado. Idaho Kentucky. Michigan New
York North Dakota OHIO. Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin following with I'VE each:
Connecticut. Delaware, Iowa. Massach u-
sets. Minnesota. Montana. Nebraska.
South Dakota. Texas and Washington
come next with four each. Kansas. Mis-
souri, New Hampshire and West Virginia
trailing with three each. ana then Florida.
Nevada. Tennessee and Utah with tNo
each. South Carolina with only one oc-
cupying the end Of the line.
Maine. oregon and Vermont have al
ready elected congressmer and will vote
for presidential electors only Alabama.
Arkansas. California. Georgia. Louisiana
Maryland. Mississippi. New Jersey North
Carolina. Virginia and Wyoming. having
70 state tickets. will choose congressman
ana electors
Legislatures. which elect United
States senator are 70 BE- elected tn Kansas.
Montana. New Hampshire. Texas. Illinois.
West Virginia. Iowa. Massachusetts Deb
aware, Michigan. Minnesota. South Da-
kota. New Jersey. Idaho. Nebraska. South
Carolina, Tennessee. Wyoming and Colo
RADIO.
The National Tickets.
The following are the national tickets:
R,pubhcan-President. william McKin-
ley. Of Ohio Vice President. Theodore
Roosevelt. Of New York
Democratic-Pr sident. william J Bry-
an. OF Nebraska Vice President. Adlai r
Stevenson. OF Illinois
populist-Pre William J. BRYAN.
Vice Pres dent Adiai =. Stevenson.
Silver Repuhlican-Prssident William
Bryan; Vice President. Adai +. Steven
son.
Middle OF the Road Populists-President.
Wharton Barker, OF Pennsylvania. Vice
President. ignatius Donnelly. OF Mime
sofa
Prohihitionist-Presid John O. WOOL
ley OF Illinois. Woe President Henry y
Metcalf Of Rhode Island
Union RefcTm-Prcsident, Seth Ellis. Of
Ohio. Vice President Samuel T. Nichol-
son. % Pennsylvania.
United Christians-President. Or. S C
swallow, Of Penns ylvania. Vice President
John @. Woolley, OF Illinois
Social Democrats-President Eugene Y
Debs. Of Indiana: Vice President. Job
Hartman. OF California
DeLeon Socialists-President Joseph r
Maloney. OF Massachusetts. Vice Presi-
dent Valentine Remmill Of Pennsylvania
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New York. Oct. 20.-The total registra-
item Of Greater New York Is eie.l5A
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
Mss CAROLINE wINNIN,
Chicago, III,

"Peruna is of special
m crit in t h e dis
eases peculiar t o wo.
men"
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ACCIDENT TO THE KENTUCKY.

re Turned hack.
New York. oct eo.-The battleshlp Ken
lucky which sailed for China at o'clock
this afternoon. returned to the govern
ment anchorage on Tompkinsville about s
O'Clock this evening. owing 20 an accident
to her turrcts soon after the Kentucky
passed the lightship the thirteen-inch
guns were tested. The turrets stuck and
could not be turned back to their proper
I-oelIion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
The TEXAS BAR ASSOCIATION
A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
The Programme Has Been Carefully
Arranged-The Session VIII
Open This Morning.

Galveston. Texas July 24.-rhe execu-
tive committee OF the Texas Bar associa-
ton held meeting This afternoon and
decided that the meetings would be held
in the reading room of the Young Mems
Christian Association. 1t was also de-
cided that the session would last three
days
The annual meeting OF the Texas Bar
association will be convened in the city
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The opening address will be by the
president, Hon Presley r. Ewing CT
Houston in which, as required by the
constitution. ne win Communicate the
noteworthy changes in statutory and con-
stitutional law and especially sucn
changes as affect the development ana
progress of the law and administration
Of Justice
The annual address will be,deliyered by
Hon. W. W. Howe OF New Orleans, his
subject being ''Roman Law in the Two
americas"
Carefully prepared papers will be read
on the following subjects:
'Law and Literature" by A. f. will
kinson OF Austin.
''The Business Corporation in Texas;
It's Formation II Domestic Its Admission
il Foreign" by James l.. Autry of Cor
sicana.
The White Mans Burden-From
Legal Standpoint" by j. "A. Holland Of
Orange
Review Of Noteworthy Decisions OF
Texas Courts" by r. L. Bats of Aus
tin.
-rhe Legislative Function by j. d.
DFbrell OF Seguin.
'Anti-Railroad Personal Injury Litiga-
tion In Texas" by Edwin u. Parker OF
Hohsion.
q paper Is also being prepared by Judge
WILSON OF Houston.
ihambers OF standing committees have
already met and conferred with each
other preparatory 20 presenting exhaust
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FREMONT ARRIvA1.s

Lucian Minor, city; V. II. Gee, vinita,
]. r.; James b. HILL Livingston; X O.
Bunting, St Louis; Mrs. NJ. Lamow, Dali
las; d. Tramway Call Beaumont; Alex
MeLendon, Kansas City; r. L. Dicks, New
Orleans Thomas II. Sweeney, city; NJ. V.
Dittlinger, j. p. Johnson, Austin; George
Amy, Dallas; j. l.. Yancy, j d. Ober,
st. Louis; VI. ]. Bawclair, Homma. La. !;
c. A. Gates and wife. Dallas; j. II. Gul-
ledge, Plsno. Texas Aronfrank, San An
tonic Joseph j. Gilelen. Worcester;
Charles S. Morse. Austin; NJ. A. Sprouts,
Fort Worth: Presley X. Ewing, Houston ;
j. A. Bell, Lake Charles; NJ. N. Buckley.
Sherman; w. lie Mar Talbot, Philadel-
phia; V. 70. Raggio, st. Louis; G. S.
Monroe. Dallas; y. X. Baker. Austin; r.
+. Noodle. city; l.. B. Fitzhugh. e. f.
Plttman, Dallas; r. A. Peasants, Cuero
Henry Finck, New York; w. L. Benson,
Austin; &. l.. Hatchel. Paris j. NJ Holt,
Calvert; r. c. Williken, Atlanta; Louis /.
Workman, Austin: c. Z. Gowdy, New
York; e. *. Blxby, Fort Worth.
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I've reports on the various subjects COM
mitted 10 their charge Delegates to the
American Bar association will he present
and present a report Of unusual interest.
The special committee consisting OF
James e. Hill. T. r. Harwood, A. c..
Prendergsst. T. S Reese and N a.
Rector. appointed to Investigate and re-
port upon the merits OF the so-called
Torrens system of registration OF land
titles" Will be present and make their
report. which will come up for discus
sion before the members OF the assocla-
tlon.
The annual banquet mas been ordered
for the night OF the second day
Judge William Writ Howe OF New Or
leans IS ex president OF the American Bar
association and his paper promises to 30
one of the most Interesting ones tLat
Will be presented.
The secretary OF The association Cnio-
mel Charles s. Morse. arrived from Aus
tin this nNoznIng and is ready for bust
ness at fhe fremont. Colonel Morse
states that from present Indications this
meeting OF the association will be more
largely offended than any meeting here
fofore held Colonel Morse already has
about thirty applications for membership
and expects about that many more be-
fore the association is called to order
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|OMETER OF BUSINESS
y Of Ocean Tonnage on Account Of
Chinese Trouble.
|IERFERE WITH COTTON MOVEMENT
Strong ON Account of Light
tocks--Canned Goods Active
at Baltimore-Eggs Dull.
Office OF The Post.

Houston, Tuesday, July "a.
fhlnese trouble is seriously affecting
yates, as the governments of the in
powers are charier.ng number OF
Tor the transportation OF troops anil
hterial to the Orient. simultaneously
p slump in the price OF grain the
rate from New York was reduced az
fomineut New York ship broker is
as saying:
Pe has been a scarcity of tonnage
tne Atlantic seahoarI for some tlme
!ut rates remained rather Stationary
p drop in maize whicn. coupled with
uued urgent de maud for coal carriers
'fope' caused an advance. Now the
IN China has taken some vessels
ai ON this trade, and there is every
t. iot believing that more steamships
unsrtered by the different nations
as transports, consequently fur
'@Noe IN iraig 1t ratSs can be looked
uemend for g.a,s. cotton, pravls.
abroad Ia likely tn hn very large
II ana with only a few boats TO do
a. Tue result, so far as the advance
Is concerned. can not be foretold
g,s great demand now for tonnage
Ens ports. Tho surplus of the crops
r. W the gulf ports is going there
4 80 Huanuties OF grain, cotton, cot
nSsl and cotton seed oil are. | I'M
H plilng up at those ports.
me situation will be when the
@ Of cotton TO Europe commences.
sns.etally begins in August, with a
" tonnage Is too much for me to
|ttoa ,.ew vessels we're chartered TO
knh,s,,non Southern ports at the rate
ss . pence. the highest that
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Reports from Georgia nrc - the one-t
that shipments of watermelOns will be 1900
cars below last year, Excessive rains is re-
sponsble for the damage TO the crop. In
New York Georgia melons are selling at rom
50 to IS per hundred. preo no. cncourag-
inp IN the PRODUCERS
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son, G. "A. Rick. M. r. waddell, RAN
ger, Mrs. c. II. Myers. Mrs. b. Henson,
DR.. r. II. with and Wife Miss Minnie
Loss, Ed Marx. C. $. Hamilton, G. S.
Tart w. p, Stanton. Richard Bowling,
c. b. soloths. DR.. n. b. Lindsey. Mrs.
g Toledo u. Wassfroee and son. l.. r
Myers and son. e. II. Shelter, w. s.
Wall aud wife. F. w. Smith.
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coNcHo's PASSENGER LIST.

The Mallory steamer Concho Samuel
Risk master, will sail for New York at
noon tomorrow with the following pas
sengers; II. w. Anderson. Joseph Fahn,
Hondo City; Guy Taylor. J. Il, Downs
Mrs. and Miss Taylor. Miss Carrington'
Waco; Miss M. Seaman. Or. G. Z. De-
fancy. George lines. W. j. Weiser Gal
weston; Joseph Turner, Lawrence. Ark
II. G. Adels Houston; e. r. Brown, Den
Yer; w. s. Davis and wife Galveston;
Miss Mary Davis. Miss Emer Davis, Gal
weston; Miss Flossle Spencer. Temple;
Miss Dorothy Metz. Sedala, No; Henry
g. Herbel. B. II Gee. St. Louis; j. Is.
Burt and daughter G. W. Burton, Miss
Lewis. San Antonio; Mrs. iBeisner. CAL
weston; Roldudst and wife. Denver; John
"A. Douglas. III. w. Spear, New York; H..
a. Eiband, Hiram Cohen. Galveston;
Zade Metchler. NJ. March New York; Mr..
Gildea. Colorado Springs; Mr.. Cook. Mr..
Carlston, Dallas.
The Lampasas is due to arrive from
New York next Saturday with the follow
ing list OF cabin passengers: Reg. A. J..
Distr1neh Rev. l.. Lishke, Charles c..
Clark Z. p cordus. w. ~ Mcdonnell and
wife. I. Harriss and wife. 4. a. Robin
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has been paid in years. few vessels were
also chartered for the South at the rate of
20 shllings per gross ton carrying capacity,
the charterer paying all expenses OF loaulhs
and dschargng the cargo.
II do not think however. that the rates
from New York will go very high, owing
principally to the fact that the crops rom
neighboring States which go through TINS
port to Europe will not be very larse this
year, if the crop predictions are to be re-
lied upon"
Coffee has had Arm tendency of late and
advances have been made in both Brtel
and roasted. The movement of the cop
is unusually light and the statistical position
is improving from a bull standpoint. II is
predicted that the amount of co.fos in sight
on August 1 will be $50, 600 bags, or l,0OO,to0
bags less than last year,
The most important feature Of the canned
goods market is salmon. he'd Alaska is
scarce and prices are consequently stth. Al
though prices are high, ST. further advances
are looked for.
Reports from Georgia nrc 10 the cne.s
that shipments OF watermelons Will be 800
cars below last year. Excessive rains is re-
sponsible for the damage TO the crop. In
New York Georgia melons are selling at rom
81 to IS per hundred. prieo no. cncourag-
ing TO the producers.
Five carloads Of bsrre,od beef ana pork
and five carloads OF caniIof roast beef soups
and Corned beef wee shipped ON THURSDAY
from Chicago bound for the armies IN Chua
The bprreled meats were for tho Russian
troops and will go TO Port Arthur, while tEe
canned goods are to be goat 10 Toxic and
Nagasah for the use of the japanese troops
Thos j. Meehan C Co. Of Baltimore in
their circular Of Ju.y -, say;
rs extremely hot weather prevailing
Throughout this sectila during tie past e,gbt
days which still co IHuIos, is causing a great
deal of uneasinoss among the tomao grow
ers There were 10 Ir hnurs Of good soalius
rain Thursday night. which has reiieyld tho
situation conside. ably bus we actually need
forty eight hours moro OF II. The temp sraturo
here has been IS nigh rs 106 iegresa DIR
ing the past weak but 1t Is only IS today
Tbe principal demand fof canned gods lur.
me the past wee: has beea for spot S-Iorid
standard tomatoes It M, s-pou'i sig 1inrd
string beans and white wax beans at 45c to
soc, and nll grades OF future peaches. prin-
clpally for s-pound unpeeled pies at Zoe s.
pound peeled pies at s2lsc. s-pound seconds
All whies. at SIC. and all yellows at eOc and
s-pound standards, all yelows. at 81 1871 90
according to brand and quality. A number
OF orders have been placed during the past
week for extra selected yellow peaches in
heavy syrup, at 81 50 dozen, (which are a
greal bargain. Reports from all points
throughout the peach sections show that the
quality OF the crop this year will be very
nne, and. surely We are entitled to It. II
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle OF Halls Great Discovery
cures all kidney and bladder troubles. re-
moves gravel cures diabetes. seminal ennis
sions weak and lame backs rheumatism and
all irregularities OF the kidneys aud bladder
In both men and women. bladder trouble IN
children. II not sold by your druggist VIII
be sent bv mail on receipt OF WV one SINAI!
cure any case above mentioned. DR.. z. W.
Hall. Sole Manufacturer. T o. Box Wy; ST.
Louis No. Send for testimonials, SOLD by
al druggists and Houston Drug company
cuero. Texas july 19,-This = TO certify
thai have used Halls Great Discovery for
kidney trouble IN nv family and lound II 70
give perfect satisfaction, and che 'rfully rec
ommend it, ,,-o>, p.rt.r
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RECEINED-Car OF white face Hereford
helfers, best we have had TO offer on this
market, at Houston Stock Yards. Box Bell
Saunders Com. Co. rs
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WANTED TO BUY.
LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

CASH PAID for old books IN good binding
Purdys Book Store. %
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, July 4.-sugsr--Strong; oen-
trifugal yellows 585ks seconds Sq4 sl6 Mo-
lasses-Quiet and nominal.
New York July "a -Sugar-Raw strong
fair refining As centrifugal SO test as; mo-
lasses sugar AZ refined firm,
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Death from DiphtherIu.

HIIlsboro, Texas, July 2i,-The l0-year-
old daughter of o. A. Mccormick died With
dphtheria today, Two more O; his cnjI-
dren have IT, one seriously.