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GRAND FESTIVAL
LATEST FOKk.lt.> >£«>.
Ocean House and Patilion,
SCHUETZEN PARK
lOtli of August.
A SENSATION DI KING THE CERE
MONT.
MO>D4T. UfiTSTi !%!*».
Wednwdaj Night* Auuiist 7lli.
Kizue
tNtuvtm'Ai. KUixmso for a fixe «s
l U lllliK SPRINGFIELD RIFLE.
StraiMl lllMmiKMtlwM aad Klr»*orA»
During the evening
IVkela W —*—■***—
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The Dvzix> Ctm P*«vaT-lit«-
tenant Wjk. chief o f the French exp*
doioa for surveying the proposed site of
tbe ship canal across the Labmit* of Pana
ma. hi- completed hi* work. and sailed
from New York for France on Saturday
lo sc bail hit report to the French
Government. Two routes hare been !
surveyed. The northern route, beginning
at A cant: and running thence in a south
westerly direction to the Ldand of Alli
gators. in tbe river which eopi« into
the harbor of Darien, u said by Lieuten
ant Wyse to be the most feasible This
line, along the valley of the river Tupisa.
difficulties
Ha. adniituag oae
ViHimltiw OmUitiiiwarCha*.
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. t4.ii.-.' l\'iyx.r*i V WeaOetkea.
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the botdbr of may tvtrt
tfxrnrsicas.
MOOXUGHT E\(IRSI0.\S
SPECIAL. Sf HEDTLE
Barnard and Anderson St. R. R.
DICTATOR. Cape Leo VoeeL
i Ejoup*'3 t«' Ov Feraaolin*
oa MONDAY EVENING, at T
presents fewer engineering
the southern route, which h more
tort nous and derated Thu lower line,
on account of the many mountain spurs
which branch in a southwesterly direc
tion from Mount Turgandi and intersect
the country, presents more obstructions
than the valley of the Tuptaa. and in
volves a system of locks and tunneling.
The proposed northern line is only sev
enty kilometers—about forty miles—in
length, whereas the southern is nearly
double the distance. There is nothing
definite decided by the French Govern
ment, but the forthcoming report of
Lieutenant Wyse will lead to a final de
cision so far a- they are concerned, but a
grtni deal depends on the action of this
country.
iFKJN'G arxt week. ovunradic<a MON
' HAY EVENING, ear* wUlbenm orer cfca
J rrm fifteen amtaCram >r atoll r a
hi* *n afford tW ctpcmMy for a ride la
Central Railroad^ at Georgia.
Southwestern Railroad.
Arorrrus ana ?rons:cns.
=:ar of perpetoallr denying that he wants
-thee in order to keep his name perpelu-
ally m mind. * * * Tbe p>Ankal
, wizard* who persist in placing him be
fore the cremxry as a candidate, with or
without his consent, are compelling tbe
people to remember much that they
would most gladly forget."
OF FORMER PRICES
Clci Life nr New Yoke.—In lb&)
there were only ten respectable clubs in
New York, whereas, according to the
-Star of that city, there are now fqrty-six,
but of this number only sixteen are
prominent and socially influential. The
Union League Club is the richest, tbe
members numbering over fifteen hun
dred. and the dub has something like
f~250/J40 invested in government bonds,
employs over fifty servants, and has a
par roll of p*).000 a year. Each and
every local dub has some distinctive
characteristic and reputation. Thus it is
that the members of the Lotus are ac
ton, scribe*, artists and theatrical tnana-
| i‘vs; of tbe Palette, artists and literary
men; the Union, men of wealth and
leisure. having aristocratic tastes; the
Down Town, merchants and business
men: tbe St. Nicholas and Knicker
bocker. descendants of old families at
the Union League and Manhattan, politi
cians and officeholders, the former Re
publican and the latter Democratic. Just
at present the clubs are dull and quiet
The attendance is largely made up of
gentlemen whoae families are out of
town, and who of nece*»ity re*ort to tbe
club for society and meals.
newt, jealousy, and their own senseew,
foolish credulity Capital and labor are
dependent the ooe oo the other. With
cut capital invested in industry and en
terphse, laic* u not required, and, rtiet
nrrma, without khr capital can never be
profitably employed. For labor to kill
capital, then, as Mr Kearney suggests, is
for it to kill the goose hat lays lb*
golden egg upon which it relie* for sub
shtenoe.
The v»»t majority of laboring men in
this country, being men of sense and rea
scning capacity, will readily perceive not
only the lunacy and folly, bat the cun
ning duplicity and base criminality o:
such sentiment* as those above quoted.
Yet it is astonishing bow many hundred
there are who, thoughtlessly carried awaj
by envy and jealousy, permit tbemse! ve
to be impoaed on. This great laboring
^au—this “horny-handed son of toil' —
no douU make* a very handsome profit
out of this playing upon the passions of Li
nn thinking and unreasoning fellow men
For who hare to foot the bills im-urrjC
for tbe comfortable support of himscl.
and his private secretary while they
move about in comfort' V
for their services and the
and parade* tendered them
quently? These same horn.
.sons of toil, who, instead o:
their money for their families or laying
tbe foundation for future competence,
contritate most of their hard earning-
to the support of these drones of society
who in their inmost heart simply regard
their dupes as legitimate prey.
Clearly the bloodthirsty remedy sag
geeled by this man Kearney is tbe very
worst that could be devised to relieve tbe
workingmen of their troubles, either real
or imaginary. It would be far better for
those who are spending their substance
in tbe support of such incendiary agi
tators, to adopt an excellent suggestion
which has already been made to tLe
effect that they get together ami take
tbe money they now give to such un
worthy objects and therewith establish
factories or some sort of manufacturing
establishments on the co-operative plan
Thus they would secure work for them
selves, and at the same time would share
in the profits of their investment In
this way also they would become them
selves capitalists, and would no longer
have cause to complain of their opprea
aion as laborers. Then, as Kearney and
ail such would find their occupation
gone, even they might be driven lo seek
•ome honest means of livelihood, and
their muscular, brawny arms, now
■ i*clea* to either tbemselvo or the world,
might, fromxbeer hunger, Is forced to
lie employed in the production of some
thing which would lie of practical
is'itefit to tbe country at large end man
kind in general.
The Turk. Dissatisfied.
The popular discontent at Constantino
ple is described by a Paris correvpoodeit
of the New York Time». “The appoint
ment of a Christian Governor to Koum- -
lia. where eighty per cent of the inbabi
lasts are Mussulmans, is considered an
outrage, sad the feeling is stronger
against the English than against the Rus-
- ana With true <niental fatal urn, they
submitted to their cooquerore, it was tbe
fortune of war their erapirewas dismem
tiered. they could not make effective op
portion, and they called it their Kiemet.
Bat that the British, who had promised
to protect them, should partake in their
spoils, they cannot readily forgive, and
to they breathe bitter curses against the
power which betrayed and sold them for
a morsel of their territory. They art-
in no way dupes of the English;
they know that by extending her
protectorate into Asia, England
guarantees, not Ottoman but English
interest-, and they will act in coast
quence. Mistrusting alike pretend vd
friend* and avowed enemies, they will
play fast and loose with both, hoping
thereby to secure for themselves a com
parative well being by the opposition of
antagonistic influences. It is probable
MlUSKiUT TELEGRAMS
Are Always Happy Home*.
What lass earth dearer m palace or gnat.
That hk at awty'afl from Up* that we Iore. |
l» AND DISTRESSING ACCI
DENT IX PHILADELPHIA.
A CARXIVAL OF CRIME.
NEW ORLEANS YELLOW FEVER
REPORT.
PIANO OR ORGAN
BUY ONE FORTHWITH AT
LIDDEX & BATES’
Strict Ouaruntine A gain-4 the strick
en C itr.
DOUBLE STEAMBOAT COLLISION !
fired at and fatal)
ZXSaSTKOCS AND f*TU STORM.
Philadelphia. August 4.—A sad sod
•list resting accident occurred this afternoon
during a -Sight rain storm, arr-ompsnied bj
iLaixL r sad lightning. At Diawoud street
aad Ridge avenue there is a tent erected for
religion* service*, and at the time of tbe
storm there were about twelve children and
two gentlemen under tbe canvas, seme
of the children who sought shelter under
the tent were scholars of the Sun-
dav school. Lightning struck the centre
pole of the tent, near which the children
were seated, and the current, passing down,
struck Mary Ann Elfrey, age-1 ten rear*,
who was leaning again-t the pole, killing
her instantly. Her brother William, who
was near by, was thrown violently to *.be
ground, tnd so severelv injured that hla life
is de-pairrd of. Wiiiie Burn*, another
Pbupe, editor of tbe New
sj Green Lack Labor organ, ha*
Larv petiuoe la bankruptcy.
Bty-four hours ending at noon
enty new ease* of yellow fever
tenth* were reported In New
Jny weather aad a fall of tbe
ten degrees was very tin-
MUSIC HOUSE
SAVANNAH. GA.
Ten Thousand Families
ovation*
General G. W. Custi* Lee, after a
year’s recreation, is so well restored to
health that he will resume his active
duties as President of tbe Wa.4iingtoo
and Lee University (Lexington. Vs..) at
the opening of the coming session.
oceaafoa of presenting the freedom
k of London to Beaconsfleld and
oo Saturday at Guildhall, a aenaa-
* created by * person present ex-
s* the plenipotentiaries appeared,
to the Constitution.” He was tm-
< jected. Both the Mslingwhbsil
i made tpeecbes strongly defet»ling
- of the government, sad showing
which wtu result to Europe from
-Turkl*h eooveation and the treaty
prr Csr of ha-aanab- I CU
- iM-Aper than the cheapeac. bnt never represent
poods to be other than what they really are. In
snort. I am to my tin* the unrivaled champ, a
of ekme figures, and have no ujuipilfims
whew quality and price are eonv-icred. I am
tbe only cue in tbe city with fanitur* fur. and
roasting r ally.
A. J. MOLONEY.
COFFEE AND TEs STORE, *
jyfihtt 1» BROCGHTON STREET.
AND NOW TO 151 SINIXS
frered will prove fatal. The lightning tore
the shoe off one of hia feet. All the other
children were thrown down and stunned.
The gentlemen present were C. !L Wilson
and H. Connor. The latter was thrown from
one aide of the tent to the other, but'
wm not injured. Mr. Wilson was thrown
violently upon bis face, but redfeived no se-
riou* tnjuries. The lightning ignited the
contents of a coal oil lamp, which set fire to
t-ome bay, and from this the tent caught
fire. The flames, however, were quickly
extinguished by parties outside, who entered
and rescued the children. Had tbe accident
occurred an boor later there would have
been over ooe hundred children in the tent.
wAsanfOTos we*thu raonirr.
Orrics or ths Csur tSiosai. Obskkveb,
Washikotox, D. C, August 4.— Indication*
for Monday:
In the South Atlantic States, warmer,
pfcrtlr cloudr weather, occasional rains,
variable winds, mostly southwesterly, and
stationary pressure.
In tbe Middle Atlantic and Golf States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains,
variable winds, mostly southerly, and sta
tionary temperature and pressure.
In Teune»*ee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, variable
winds', stationary temperature and pres
sure.
AXOT0EK BK.HWAT KOHflBBT IX K* TOKK.
New Yoke; August 4.—About midnight
last night an alarm was given on Twenty-
sixth street and Seventh avenue that a man
had been robbed by highwaymen. A large
crowd collected, and a detective arrested
one of tbe suspected parties, and while the
Haves has pardoned ooe of Eph. Hol
land’s accomplices in tb? Cincinnati dec
lion fraud*. A fellow feeling makes us
wondrous kind.
Best Creamery Butter for $1.
5 POUNDS
Creamery Butter for $1.
CHOICE
Smoked Beef Tongues at «0(. eaek
BREAKFAST STRIPS!
<f Berlin.
Dupatcbes from Texae show that a num
tof railroad cities nn<I towns of that
ntate are thorough'y quarantined agalnR
New Orlean*. The lotereational aad Great
N-rftbcrri Railroad ( omptmy refuses posi
tively to transport passengers, baggage and
freight from the stricken city.
While about twelve children and two gen
tlemen were Li a Sunday « boot tent, corner
of iMamood street and Ridge avenue, Phila-
ilelphia, yesterday, a slight storm, accorn-
pwnied by thunder and lightning, came up.
The lightning struck the centre pole of the
teiit, killing a little girl, who was Usuing
against the pole, and throwing her little
brother, who was near her, to tbe ground
with a^| force that his life is despaired
of. 7 rm other children were seriously
Injured, and all were throw* down and
stunned. The two gentlemen were also
BLOODSHED IN NEW MEXICO.
Turks will look on at the struggle, de
testing equally those who attack and
those who defend the right* of Islam. ”
A Street right in Linrulo Mue Nfea
Killed - l olled State* Soldier*
Looking On.
A letter received by the United States
Attorney at Santa Fe, X. M.. states that
McSween, accompanied by sixty-four of
11 J tbe town of Lin-
Tke Yellow Fever is New Orleans
Private advices received in New York
from New Orleans are to tbe effect that
the yellow fever scourge is spreading
so rapidly that grave fears are now en
tertained that it
bis men. appeal .
coin, on the lGth ulL, for the purpose of
capturing the place from tbe Doian party,
.. V. I..V. a I- I’l in • fKtt in K/iM
A. C. HAKMOX & CO
SI WHITAKER STREET.
I HII 'KKKiyli f-C .*> > A }'}. v • ~
MATHVSHEK i EASE A Oo . 1»
HAINES BBUJt S&> S-lCTHERN <iEM 167
Select from above liat and Tnu will hare a
Piano good for a lifetime of hard u*r True
economy lies in purchase of an A No. 1 Instru
ment. The be-t are always tbe cheapest, as
well an moat satisfvn.rv
rill become epidemic.
These ideas are strengthened by the fact
that the iliseaae is not confined to one
locality, but has already spread to six
different parts of tbe city.
FRESH GOODS!
If it were
concentrated at but one point, it might
be kept down, but as it is not. there
•-eems to lie little or no hope of averting
tbe evil, and it is believed that tbe
Health Boanl of New Orleans will be
compelled to declare the fever epidemic
within the next few days. The number
of dmvths is on tbe increase-every day,
and the demoralizing effects on business
are already very perceptible. Tbe
leading mercantile bouses in New York
and ebewhere have, within tbe last few
days, ordered all shipments to New Or
leans stopped, and it is feared that in a
short time the city will become isolated.
Galveston is quarautined against New
Orleans, cutting off passengers, freight
and mails. The Health Inspectors board
all train-' twelve miles out from the city,
and put off all passengers and their hag-
gage found to have been in New Orleans
since the 35th of July.
Ir. formation received at the Treasury
Department is to the effect that .the yel
low fever in New Orleans is retarding
work in the United States Mint there,
and will prevent a resumption of silver
coinage at the time expected.
'ERRIV HAMS. STRIPS and SHOULDERS
5-j bol* cho*o- NEW FLOUR.
aObbl* NEW NORTHERN IXlTATOES.
FRESH YEAST CAKES,
NEW TEAS, very choice.
FRESH BUTTER by every steamer.
FRESH CHOCOLATE. BROMa. etc
Organs from Old Mahers.
149 Congress Street,
ILL commence THIS PAY ar 7
until further Dot ice Lock at:
and a hand to hand combat ensutxl, in
which McSween and eight of bis men
were killed; also Robert Beckwith, of
the Dolan part. A number are said to
have been wounded, but how many is
not known. McSween's party fired upon
and wounded a military courier a few
days since. The occurrence is now being
investigated by a board of officers at Sun
ton. This party also recently fired into
tbe home of the widow of the late Sber
iff Bradv, compelling Mrs. Brady and
her children to seek protection at Stan
ton. Governor Axtell says that the,
recent order forbidding the use of the
military leaves him powerless to prevent
further slaughter. Four companies of
soldiers are stationed within nine miles
of the bloody soene, but were not used,
as they could not be unless in violation
of orders, to prevent the collision. It is
even rumored that a large number of tbe
riA!MM.-91* Monthly, until paid for:”
Caah, ao-1 in Si'/ Monthly payment*:
or, <xt* half Cash J-<wn arvi balance in one year.
OKG ANS. -57 -Ji t; |1> vuarterly. for Ten
<Vuaru-n>. or. to S"J Monthly, until paid for:
or. one half Cash down awl balance in one year.
rirTrril Day. Trial if de*ir-4. We pay
rill LlN freight b,th ways if Instrument
doe* not «uit. Purvhavers run no risk.
DCIII10C of Botrus 1'ianos and Orxana Tbe
DCTl flflL country i* flooded with them. It
any man offers you a fl.on Piano for £f7o. or
a for f»»V. tell him he lie* and you
wont miss the mark. Outrageous deceptions
are practiced now. Buy only from a reputable,
well known House or you will regret it-
O ecu re best Instruments at lowest prices.
0>ve Money. Time. Ride and Freufht,
BY PURCHASING FROM
LIDDEX A BATES.
aiigS-MRw.tf
[So. 1.571 J
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
T HIS U to give notice that on tbe 23d day of
April. A. P. VfT\ a warrant in bankrubur
was Maned agamst the estate of WILLIAM
M. JACOBS, of Augusta, county of Richmond,
and State of Georgia, who has been adju<lyed
a bankrupt on his own petition, and that the
payment of any debt*, and tbe delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him or
for bu use. and the transfer of any property by
him. are forbidden by law; that a meeting of
the creditors of the said bankrupt.to prove their
debts aad to eho*te one or more assignees of
his estate, will be held at a court of bankrupt-
a to be holden at Central Hotel, ‘.urusta,
. before Wm. W Lur-ipkfn. Esquire, Regis
ter. on the TWENTY-THIRD DAY" OF AU
GUST, A D. HffS. at 11 o clock *• *
O P FITZSIMONS.
aug5-2t U & Marshal, as Messenger
Col. George K. Leet, of the old cua-
tutD house firm of Lert A .Stocking, of
New York, which figured conspicuously
ilurim- the Gram administration, is at
prerev. a ticket agent on the New York
Metropolitan Elcvateti Railroad. Col.
L<*?, wlio Ls now in reduced circum
stance*. was undoubtedly a rich man at
one time. During the palmiest daya of
the iit< administration hi* yearly income
waa »upp<M«l to he one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, but it came easy aud
went as rapidly. Of course Col. Leri i*
of tbe opinion that tbe restoration of
GranlUm is the only poaaible menu* of
saving the country.
CHIP BEEF.
Uncanva/wed HAMS and SHOULDERS.
STRAWBERRIES. GOOSEBERRIES. vUINCES
put ap in cans.
GOOD BUTTER at 30 cent* a pound.
WHITE SUGAR at 10 cent* a pouiSL
Children's Goat Laced Shota vV.
Chiidrea s Pebble Laced Shoes, leati-er
tipped. »l
Children's Pebble Button Shoes. *1.
Musts' Philadelphia mat- IV-Vwe Lt. id. a
superb Shoe for scbix-i. |l 30.
Men s Calf Bscran*. ft aad fl 3B,
Men's Oxford IVs. $1 35.
Mem's Sewed Strap Shoe*. 3i SO aad 94
Men's Hand Sewed Oxford Ties, Pnuce A?
berts and Congress Gaiters. £4.
Men 's all Calf Hand Sewed Bo As, Sf And
Ail orders from the country vrifl r- ■"
prompt attention. Any orders to tbe a: n«
of ten dollar* aad over will be forwarded i re*
of charge to any part of this St.-J -
JUUUS SiWNIXF.
14^ ( .-rutr-w -ire-:
tfaiatinq.
thret thousand dollars, which be had just
drawn from the bank to pay off the hands
in the factory. Tbe robbery occurred on
West :t4th street. The highwaymen escaped
bj jumping into a wagon and driving off.
BANK SrSKEXOED.
K*xs*s Citt, Mo., August 4.—The Mas-
tin bank suspended yesterday. It is gen
erally believed the suspension is trmporan.
St. Lot ts, August 4.—It. k unofficial '
stated that the liabilities of tbe bank are
one million nine hundred thoc-and dollars
and the asset* nominally about tbe same.
BECUTAUr SUKHMAN IX NEW YOU.
Washington, August 1.—Secretary ghrr
man will make several visits to New York
this month during his residence in the
neighborhood of that city. The Treasury
ANDREW HANLEY,
(Successor to McKenna A Hanley.)
Paint anil Oil Store.
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MILL SUP
PLIES.
HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE
PAINTER.
A care- of Uitenr*t to both employers
a ml employe* waa decided in ooe of I be
New York court* on Wnloewlay. A
clerk engaged from year to year at flxod
weekly wage* having Imeti discharged
l<efore his time had expired sued to re
cover for Die whole year. Tbe agreement
was 'only a verbal one. but it w»< sus
tained a ml a verdict given in favor of the
plaintiff.
tbe blood keejM it always in a condition of
puritr.R
a«r Adrrrhsrwfnts.
Starrs.
HOME
ECONOMIST
OIL STOVE!
JOHN FLANNERY. JOHN L JOHN'S-jN
Managing I'vtwr late firm L J Gnllmartln &
Co. 1«5 to 1K7
JOHN OLIVER’S
Paint and Oil Store.
STEAMBOAT,
RAILROAD AND MILL SUPPLIER,
SASHES, BLINDS,
Doors, Mouldings, Ac.
NO. 5 WHITAKER STREET,
spStf Savannah, Qa.
MnFlanneryM.
COTTON FACTORS
'J’HE iMisineas of the PROPELLER TOW
BOAT AND WRECKING ASSOCIATION will
be under the management of the undersigned
from this dale.
BEXJ. BRAMELL.
Aronrr S, iffl angS-at
Tbe National* have won their flr»t
Sreithern victory in Memphis. In the
r.cenl election for county officers fi ey
elected tbeir entire ticket by majorities
of from four to six thousand. The
Nationals of Memphis are made up of a
few Greco hackers, Independent Demo-*
rrat* and ninety-nine one-hundredths of
tbe colored voter*.
ECONOMIST
Commission Mcr«-hunt«.
VO. 3 KELLY'S BLOCK.
Bay Street, ’ SAVANNAH, GA.
AGENTS FOB
Jewell's Mills Yarns A Domestics, etc.
B AGOING and TIES for sale tl love*
market rates. PROMPT and CAREFUL
ATTENTION given to *11 buainea* rntrusud
to u* LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made
on consignment* aug3-d.wAtw6in
with Prof. Watson’s discovery.
NEW ORLEANS FKVEB REPORT.
N’gw Oiu.eajis, August 4.—There »-ere
twenty new cases of yellow fever to-day
and eleven death*. There has been ralnv
weather the past twenty-four hours. Yester
day the mercury fell Un degrees, which 1*
unfavorable for the sick.
LABOR AND GREENBACK MOVEMENT.
Washington, August 4 —A call will be
issued this week for a meeting here of pi
ties interested In the labor and greenback
movement, tbe object being to perfect tbe
organization.
DEATH BY HTDBOPHOBIA.
New York, August 4.—A. J. t lark, aged
six years, a resident of TorkviUe, who was
bitten by a dog a month ago, died of hydro
phobia yesterday. Tbe symptoms first ap
peared oa Tuesday.
SCIC1DB OP AN INSABB WOMAN.
Boston, August 4.—A daughter of Th*<l-
deu* Frost, twenty-eeven year* of age, while
insane, poured kerosene on her bead and
clothes and set fire to it, injuring herself so
terribly that she died in a few moment*.
BRl'TALLT OITBAGED BT A TRAMP.
Brattle boro. Vr. t August 4.—A fourteen
year-old adopted daughter of Edward Cros
by wa* brutally outraged by a tramp yester
day forenoon within a snort distance of
huge majority. Tbe Democrats of the
Ninth are lo he congratulated upon the
wisdom of their action and upon the can
didale of tbeir selection."
WEIGHT OF BREAD,
Eliza Pinkbton.—Dr. A. 8. Ilelmick.
of Ouachita parish. La., who was called
to attend Eliza Pinkston after the assault
upon her herself and husband, iu a letter
to the Louisville Courier-Journal, shows
from Pinkston's own confession to him
the time, that negroes killed her hus
band and wounded her, and that her
wounds were not of such a nature as to
prevent her from getting around without
assistance in New Orleans.
Twenty thousand cabin |Nuaengt-n<,
according to an catimale of Ihe New
York Urrnhf, have left that port for
Kurr»|te this summer—the largest nuni
tier during any single season. Tbe tide,
however, is now setting toward* this
country, ’and for the remainder of the
seaaon the arrivals will show a weekly
incrcaac over departures.
The astronomers now gathered at Den
ver have been greatly agitated by the
strange and unexpected results of the
eclipse observations. Many pet theories at
have been utterly demolished. The as
tronomers of the various expeditions will
meet at Denver to compare notes. Pro
fessor Watson, of Ann Arbor, feels con
fident that the planet which he discover
ed is Vulcan, which has been missing
since 1859- Tbe absence of lines in the
corona** spectrum is considered moat ex
traordinary. All previous eclipse obser
vations have revealed them. That the
corona is composed of*a material not
shining by its own light is accepted by
astronomers. What effect tbe quiet con- the
dition of the sun, as shown by the almost
entire absence of protuberances, will L
probably have on the climate of the icg
earth, will be earnestly discussal. h* v
ECONOMIST
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CHRIS. MUKPHY,
House, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTING.
Business Men of Savannah.
augS-it
Kailroad jthfdulfs.
Coast Line Railroad.
Orders for Work of Every De
scription in the above
line Solicited.
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SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST.
Ilumors of Cabinet changes are again
afloat. This time the quid nunc* have it
that Devena b to retire, and (Secretary
of the Navy Thompson is to succeed
him. who in turn is to be succeeded by
Governor Rice, of Massachusetts. Rut
IIaye*, in an Interview with a reporter
of the Star, says there is no truth in the
story.
WM. P. McKKNXA
o'clock.
SUNDAYS—Care teare etty 10:» a. m., 12 m.
and every HALF HOUR in afternoon from
3 until 6.30 o’clock. Lea re Thunderbolt and
ScfaueUen Park 1110 a. m.. 14:30 r. u and every
HALF HOUR in afternoon from S:») until 7
o'clock. EDW. J. THOMAS,
Jyl-tf General Agent
JOHN G. BUTLER
Tbe Emperor of Brazil, according to
Mr. flayden Edwards, of Ohio, late
Secretary of legation at Brazil, reported
tbe United Htatea to be sixteen or twenty
years in advance of Europe in general
public civilization, roads, civic improve-
BABY POOD.
ERBER'S MIl.K FOOD.
NESTLE’S MILK FOOD.
IMPERIAL ORANUM.
ROBINSON’S PATENT BARLEY.
BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.
For sale at
L. a STRONG’S DRUG STORE,
rll-tf Car. Ball aad Fenyas, lent
