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MOSQUITO nets, MATTINGS. Canvas cots, SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT JWtf MILLER COMPANY a REFRIGERA- J TOR? We have them at k ALL PRICES. STRAIGHTS FROM MACON charleston Io I’lnj Here Nest A.iiothcr uaine from Macon HL ,j<j to li, |ud Hill and having Ruled 1 11 chow \.|', be done to-day, Kgk.tvannali will have mK.m without play I'X'/’t'e a very dillcrenl Qji, as Atlanta coiner jjsfl',card's aui>»i KJ’l‘ •" Wfb.ur sanies l”” k jaw, «ni,you've had a rue, luiiiMics these "chaffs, much interest in Savannah .uccthem: vainly endeavored to '"’d a aviation lor the name ol Mr. ■ , Farmosa Marnretstein, Jr., so we I! ; coniine the thing to sections and say 'Manny' is having trouble with the con- " U -Al'tct Memphis shut out the team all eiitcipiismg eoiistabk with a li'">- writ of aiLuhmeiit and the usual amount vmgfrokl, preseltled himself in the ,lr “ s ''' g ,<>;*> anil swiped (lie uniforms of the Yam.i- ’ J ' '“Martin Duke, the erstwhile Duke of Yam naw has been incontinently ejected into the ".unediale subsequently, and Savannah wdl know linn no more. "I'dk about unceiLniities in base ball. I ook at Gm. innati defcatmK St. Louis; Chicago Jong up GUveland.and Louisville caps he ettrnax by defeatiug I’ittsburgcrs, and the Appeal-Avalanche of Memphis reprmbng a eolumn ot these paragraph* without giving credit. What barefaced larceny is worse than ■McClotkey failed most signally to throw ’em down when the Memphis aggregation pitched their tent on the Yamcraws held. Cut the coupon front Ti ,e Dau.l’ Dispatch for the Irec Iri l ittll)ec and return (via S., F. <fc W. Ryd week's board and lake Iheiu Io Andrew Hanley's store, Io be presented July 1. THE INFANTICIDE CASE. IVhnl krr <kr Authorities Doing to Ferret Out thr Myxlerj of the Nurdtr? Nothing new has been developed in Hie in l.intlAifi- case in (lie southern part of the city. It is-eitident that the dead body of the infant taken from the sewer wax the victim ol a murderer, but whether it was the mother who doomed her offspimg to its foul late and ford grave is not yet known. 1 he, infant was a white male child. It had be. d . sewed up, face and all, in a piece of white muslin or cambric, and then wrapped in an umbrella cover, which was pinned about it, evidently a woman's work. Then either smothered by the operation, or alive, it was taken to the sewer and cast in. Ihe poor little thing may have shown some signs of life, which led to the piling of so many atones upon it. lite mounted policeman who patrols that neighborhood has a long ride from East Broad to West Broad street, so that it was easy to time him and convey the infant to the man hole and lower it into the sewer, piling rocks upon it in the manner in which it was done. While the infant hatl two teeth the stage of its development indicated that it was made way with not a great while after its birth, and it is thought that it had not remained in the sywer for a longer period than 48 hours. It looks as if little interest has been taken Io work up the case, and especially so as there are the broadest hints that the mother does not reside far from the place where the Jy was discovered, hints that a shrewd : ve ought to have little trouble in p. Ihe foulest murder is that of .■nt child, and that alone should be five to spur the authorities to I in bringing the guilty ones to 'hat are the detectives for if not ano c.n i eli women and talented ■nted in portraiture and biograph in "The Marie Burroughs Art gc Celebrities." (»f this cle t parts are now ready. Any .an be obtained through The for one coupon and one dime, lone photographs, finished in . i each part. ON THE STREET. Adder's sale still draws crowds to Ms great store. Est. S W Branch handle the finest teas and e«tlecs in the city. G” to Hotel Ivbee to morrow. Good music and surl bathing. B II Levy & Bro. will please you with a suit of clothes any style you desire. Go to W. J Dodd's Merchantsexchange, 149 Congress, for a line lunch to-night. The-Metropohtan Lile Insurance Company is placing policies in all sections of the city. I he Savannah, Florida and Western railway makes close connection via East Tennessee, Virgiituand Georgia, lor Macon and Atlanta The Baltimore steamers will issue excur sion tickets to the Christian Endeavor con venlion at Cleveland, O, July 7. This is a popular route to take You can tgoto a book store ami get the parts of 'The Maiie Burroughs Art Portfolio of Stage Celebrities” at 10 cents. Only through The Daily Dispaich can it be pro cured at all. Just one dime and one coupon.' -«•’ Livery. If you want a road horse the only place in town to get one is at the Pulaski House Mare of them than all other stables combided Landaus and Kensingtons for hire by the hour or day. No plugs «r cripples. E. C Gleason, proprietor, 138 and 140 tryan, fehUy Pulaski house. GET A FREE TRIP 1 GO 1b lI'ANNEE SPRINGS OR ASHEVILLE, N. C. The Grandest Offer Ever Made to Sa- Trips Ith Board at Suwannee Springs and Asheville. Now is the Time to Subscribe to The Daily Dispatch. I he Daily Dispatch, with its usual enter prise, having presented on June 1 a free ticket to New York and return and one week’s board at the St. Dems hotel to Mr. G. T. Dunham, the holder of coupon No. 1182, now offers its readers two splendid opportunities for a summer’s outing. I ’ ' ' To Huwannee Springs Free. 1 To the person gathering the greatest num ber of coupons cut from The Daily Dis- 1 patch by July I and presenting the same to 1 Mr Andrew Hanley, No. :»7 Whitaker street, v will be given a free ticket to Suwanee Springs , Fla., and return and one week’s board at that e famous resort. The coupon appears daily • in this paper. To Asheville. N. (!.. Free. To every cash subscriber of The Daily Dis- | patch a numbered coupon is given entitling the holder to participat r the "ward of ou (ree ticket to Ashevill • u return via th Florida Central and will r railroad two weeks’ board at .'worth In finest resort in th to July 1 at noon. Every monthly subscriber c -ns can , secure a coupon. Cui. Ihe coupon from Tur Daily DisI'ATGII for Hie Iree trip Io Suwanee fiiitl return (via S„ F. st W. By.) and one week’s bottl'd and lake I hem Io Andrew Hanley’s store, l<> be presented July 1. personals. Dr I anier is UP from savannah. Un will remain here until about July 1. Sylvania Telephone. , . .. . Mr Samuel Wade of Savannah it spending a few days of this week witli his brother, Col. U I’. Wade Sylvania Telephone. Among the visiting young ladies who aie attending commencement— and those ex pelled hl attend are Miss Mamie proctor of Savannah, S-Ivania Telephone. Mr. George D. Kobbins, |r., who is em ployed at the establishment of the Robinson printing house, has been quite sick for the past il) days at Tybee, where he is with ins I a if MiJdHon I who resides at II Wilmington Island is Hie 1 40 homing pigeon*. I,«t we«k they wci? I 'tailed horn the signal office end landed in tlbif house at Wilmington Island In 12 minutes, maEjpg the extraordinary time of three quarters of a mite ( ;; t - minute. George I t.lark, the general *upH,pt'ndent of the Savannah l ighterage ami Transfer Company, will leave to-morrow morning on the City of Augusta for New York, en route to Woodstock, Vi, Mr. Clark has been in ill health tor several Weeks gr;J leaves on this trip to try and recuperate, lb.' will fcg absent about three weeks. Every subscriber to The Daily Dispatch receives a coupon for Ute free ticket Io Asheville and return via the E. C. A P. It. It. and two weeks’ board at Kenilworth Inn, awarded July I. Deleon, Tex., July 28, 1891 Messrs Lippman Bros., Savannah, Ga.: Gents--I’ve used nearly four bottles of P. P. P. I was afflicted from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet. Your P. P. P. has cured difficulty of breathing and smothering, pal pitation of the heart, and relieved me of all pam; one nostril was closed for ten years, now I can breathe through it readily. I have not slept on either side tor two years, in fact, dreaded to see night come, now I sleep soundly in any position all night. I am 50 years old, but expect soon to be able to take hold of the plow handles; 1 feel proud 1 was lucky enough to get I'. I’. P„ and I heartily recommend it to my friends and the public generally. Yours respect fully, A. M. Ramsey. Ihe State of Texas,County of Comanche: Before the undersigned authority on this day, personally appeared A. M. Ramsey, who afte being duly sworn, says on oath that the foregoing statement made bv him rela tive to the virtue of P. P. P. medicine is true. A. M. Ramsey. Sworn to and sub' ed before me th- August 4. 1891. J. lambert, NEC maiiche county. Te- MERCHANT TM’’’ TKANSPORTAfio. For /Baltimore. (Standard Time.) CABIN ... sls CO CABIN (Round Trip) 25 no INTERMEDIATE 10 00 CABIN TO WASHINGTON Its 20 CABIN l<> rilll.AliEl.lTllA 17 80 INTERMEDIA l E'l'O I'IIH.AI'EI.PItIA 12 So Tickets sold to all Points on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The steamships of this company are appointed to sail from Savannah for Baltimore as follows (itandarff time): WM. CRANE, Cnpt. Wm. J. Bond, SATUR DAY , June 23, 8:30 p. m. D. H. MILLER, Capt. G. \V Billups, WED NESDAY. June 27, 12 m. YVM. LAWRENCE, rapt WiasLOW Foster, SATU RD A Y, June 30, 3 p, m. And from Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday. Through bills of lading given to all points West, all the manufacturing towns in New Eng land, and to ports of the United Kingdom and the Continent. J. I. CAROLAN, Agent, l 6 Bay street. J. C. YVII ITN EY, 'fraflic Mgr., Baltimore. Quick schbdule via Sivannah, Florida and Western and East Tennessee, Virginia and GeorjF* -Macon. Atlanta and Chattanooga. SPECIAL NOTICES. < FOR RENTf < Offices in the Board of Trade < Building. 4 This building centrally located is supplier! with < an Otis Elevator, Offices and Halls; are Steam heated, Lighted by Gas and Electricity and sup plied with etery convenience. < Any member of the Board of trade will be , pleased to receive applications and show the offices to any one needing office room. Large • rooms will be subdivided to suit requirements of 3 tenants. j).g. PURSEi President. W. C. POWELL, Vice President. Directors—Walter Coney. 11. T. Moore, John H Hunter. Isaac M. Frank; Thomas S. Wylly. Jr M. B. Lane, C. !>■ Baldwin, James M. Dixon, < hr. G- Dahl, J. B. Johnson. Or on the premises to C. WAI-I-AI 1< HOWARD, Supt. SPECIAL NOTICE. Another Grand Lunch will tie served 10- N|GItT from to lt>o’clock at ihe Merchants' Exchange Saloon, No. W Congress street. Res pec t fully, W. J. DODD, SPECIAL NOTICE. By instructions ol the De...ocratic Executive Committee of the First Congressional Distiut of Georgia tlie del. gab s to the convention are in structed to assemble at the <-*«“« 11 Chatham county, at Savannah, on fUESPA, JULY H, at 12 o’clock, for the purpose of iv.im• naiing a candidate of the democratic party for i Representative in the Fifty-fourth Congress. MERITT W. iX'-’N. .nab man. » i ICE TO THE PUBLIC. To ell p-.mes who d' sire to repair or build on Tybec Island I announce that I am ready to take contracts. 1 guarantee entire satisfaction and de tidedly terms op all orders pkwed with me- Kor information apply t<» J T. RYAN, No. Spy Wil|iaH,so(| Street, gr Tylie. Island, Ga. WANTED, WOOL, WAX, HONEY, HIDES. Highest market price paid. Quotations on a|>«|9b plication. / A EHRLICH & l"y< Hi yn., ■■ Wholesale Hfuccjs mid LiquoiJF >c,dcr>, and if f Secmid-h-md. by s oil ; College and Hl School Text I,ought and JFgARDNER, Z aet- Wl J\x- • • A ‘‘‘ 1-. M . Every I to cents. The finest |»lace^MßnH<Utbn ! ( for jbiblren. Open every day. Refresh ments served. (iOud IWO WONDERS! ■ The new French rheumatic lotion, by an eminent’ French Physician ami the Ambrosia. Ihe first rhfuniHtK- pains, cramps, lumbago, etc.. i&iiwiii Though scarcely in-! ’••'M in t cur< r* s have “F'mi tr 0..,. a ’iplete made. I ho.. ’•»*<*, heajs the. toilet set; it beautifies, < <o«p 1 aVe! skin; it requires neither water no. ’ ‘“-’-i m with. It is the life of the hair and the j. the teeth, nothing equals it. Sold at druggists also at 112 1 a Broughton street. A STARTLING FACT. That very few (toreoiiH have perfect eyes. It must lie e\ ident that it requires both knowledge and skill to know what thr eyes need and to fit them pro|M»rly with glasses. Those who trust this work to unliist rurtrd dealers arc criminally careless of the most valuable of all the senses, their sight. In addition to graduating in Ger many ami my thirty years’ practical experience I have taken a course ami graduated in a school of optic* in New York and learned the latest and best methods <»f ascertaining the different de fects of the ey<*s ami their proper correction, so that I can fit you properly with glasses that will strengthen and improve your evcsighl instead of rapidly ruining it, H s poorly fitted glasses will always do. No charge :or examination. DR. M. SCHWAB & SON, GRADUATED OPTICIANS, No. 23 Bull Street II WILL I’AY To get estimates from us, before purchasing else where on plate mid window glass, paints, lime, plaster, cement, fire brick and clay. Sash, doors mul blinds, wall paper and other bnildere’sup □lies. YVean the goodsand* xave a bra and well assorted stock. YVe i invite you io call at our store. ADAMS’ DRUG, PAINT AND OIL CO, (Lloyd & Adams’ Old Stand), WHITAKER AND CONGRKSS STREETS. MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY FCR SALE. Mr. Collates residence 213 Whitaker street, sac ing Park extension, at present occupied by Maj. W. F. Shellman. Mr. VuiKhi- Anne home, next Baptist church. 91 Duffy street, at present occupied by owner. The Lathrop mansion, b. W. corner Whitaker and South Broad, a line anil well located property Mr. King’s beautiful house S. E. corner Duffy and Habersham streets; the latest conveniences. Any of above price and terms will be msde agreeable C. P. ROSSIGNOL, 96 Bryan street, Real Estate Dealer Every subscriber to The Daily Dispatch receives a coupon for Ihe free ticket to Asheville ami return via the F. C. & P. R. R, and two weeks’ board- at Kenilworth July 1. > - - - Fm. 75 $6.00 i j \Madeto Order Made to Order* J Fjh the Prem- on the Prem-t fiscs. ises. ♦ W, Imported Irish! ■ DOMES'! IC Lincn Wash ♦ ffiWash Suits 20 Suits. ♦ clpatterns to se- Fifteen Pat-! IClect from. terns to select! Ksee them in window from. V COLL ATS. I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ f POPULAR COLUMN. f -fdivr/oc/me.b insert'd in this column for Orb I, Cent u Word, hm f'loymtid and Helf> I Waith iftn-rletl free Ofif iifserlton PERSONAL. fi# Bull street, makeslhe imest fpliotograi.Jisintbecity. If you want a photo of j yourself BIV£®JP.S £."’l- ■JMUS’ic'every Sunday at WilmioKton Islapd. [enameling;- satisfaction guaranteed, 133 York street. J QI) to Westcotl, I.;'.' Broughton sirr-et for signs, gfi LOAD oak wood, slick or navcd, any length J>l Telephone 12L Alnmr&Co, USEGorst Foaming Hair Tonic. Ou side nt Solomons A Co-. Llvjiigsl.'ir’s, Strong’s Retd f £ <!o.,S|ruiijr»and J’igmjn's Pligrinm-y. I J C. HERRON, Price and Ga-ton streets, keeps andty groceries, fruits and vegetables; milk and ■ire served to customers regularly. PAIWTLNG in all its branches. Get my esti mate and gmu wjr. WILLIAM TA Y LOR, Off J'Person street, near South Bread. WE are the cheapest, C. F. Wester & Co.. 192 State street. Painting, graining, marbling, kalsomining, etc.; paperhanging a specialty. CINE FFFSH FISH, all kinds, delivered daily 1 by N*. Bblde, [t JI Nq. 4. City Market. Orders taken (or delivery and ijrohip.t aiicnjlpn guaran ty,j We keep the best only amJ supply the finest Hi tky- Ask for N Bolde, stall No. 4, City Matu.-r. r\ANCIN(Xat Armory haTI Frida, 1 I-/ toll. Monthly tickets $1; A. Berger. FOR tha~best cigars and smokeis’ articles go to James Lyru ft, a: Urpughton street lane and Whitaker street. Llie Daily on sale also. TRY Gerst’s Foaming Hair Tome. It preserves 1 the hair and removes dandruff. On sale at , Sclo.”.'Q*is & Co., Livingston’s, Reid Co., and I’tetffaufc ZryEgEsss'H)NG4,BS.-T> x'Jcc.. o-t stock -i xdr-her reduction ?n* •prices, and H it | and Si per thous- offer cypress sm.. e '** fke and at mill; boats can io- _ Royal Manufacturing Company. p)K. A. | ASME, veterinary surgeon, West Broau t- 7 street, foot of South Broad. Telephone 264. COR dandruff try Geist's Foaming Ihtir lonic. 1 used by the most prominent people of Savan nah. On sale al Solomons & Co., Livingston’s, lu-itl & < (>., and 1 ’igitian'H. BAKERS. | GOTTLIEB, Baker, stall 23, City Market. Bakery 198 Bryan street. Bread delivered to any part of the city morning and night. pOREST CITY BAKERY'. Whitaker and South Broad Street Lane. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies delivered to any part of the city. Try <»ur Fine Rolls, ready for breakfast every morn ing. J. M Rich, Mankger. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. YI7ANTEI), names of persons troubled with W arthma or any cough. Samples and books mailed free. F. Gouaux, Houma, La., or Solo nivns Co., Savannah. '.MANTEL), to introduce articles ot merit. Samples of useful houselold articles, novel ties, etc., sent free. Enclose two stamps for postage. Address E. Towner, Lock Box 591, Marshall Town, lowa. FOR RENT L'(Ht RENT, on reasonable terms to desirable • tenant, the residence corner of President and Lincoln streets, adjoining my own, and possess ing every modern convenience. W. W. Gordon, Merchants’ bank. pOR RENT, flat of five rooms, IOS President 1 street. Apply to John I)er«t, Treasurer, V 8 Broughton street. pLEGANT rooms on the first floor; large hall, third floor, in Lvons block. John Lyons. pOR RENT, new 8-room home; all conveniences, 1 Anderson, near Paulsen street, |2O. Lovell .*t Lattimore. FOR SALE. 00 dude * •; ' crayon portiaits, I4xi" inches, almost life size faces tor the small sum of $i each. They are not mere photograph with a few crayon marks on them that are giwn away free (?) if you buy a frame from the giver- AVe are not in the humbug business, and make no restrictions more than you loan us a photograph or tintype to be enlarged and pay 11, and we will deliver you the portrait free of all other costs. They are genuine crayon work, drawn by a real artist, and every one war ranted to be an exact likeness and to last for several generations. We invite local experts and artists to criticise these, and also pastel and water color portraits, that are making for one-third the prices charged by others. One dozen samples on exhibition at our art store, 174 Broughton street, if you do not want a Portrait yourself, relative or friend, just now, you will some time in the future. So get our price list and call on us when you are ready. We are in this business to stay. Ladeveze’s Picture Frame Factory. 174 Brouehton street I AND for sale at a rare bargain; 300 acres of *- good productive farm land; miles from Mcßae; same distance to ihe South Georgia Col lege; 3 miles of Helena, junction of the E. T , V. G. and S-, A, & M. Railroads; $4 per acre; easy terms. Write with stamp for reply. Dr. LM. McN el. Mcßae, Ga. BOARDING. LOANS ARTHUR DEUTSCH, pawnbroker, removed **to 161' 2 Congress street, opposite city market. Liberal h»ans made on diamonds, jewelry watches, clocks, clothing and on any other personal nrpi>- erty. All transactions strictly confidential, tsfer from 7 a m. to 7. d. m. HELP WANTED.’ VX’ ANT E1), a come ly you ng lad y u nder the age vv of who has a literary, vocal and musical education, to travel with gentlemen in Texas for musical and household articles; expenses paid ; references. Address A. J. Kilpatrick, 813*. All stin ayenue, Waco, Tex*s. OPTICAL GOODS! nit. >. c. r XKSOKB. a Libert, andTHce 1 streets, has secured the services of a practi cal optician who will fit eyeglasses and spectacles, whh h are sold at mdua .1 pn< es. LOST. LOST on Beauty Avenue, a bottle of Pond-Lily Cream; positively removes pimple-, black heads; freckles, etc. Owner can get another lit tle by sending 75 cents to Pond Lily Medicine Co’. South Bend, Ind, ' FLORISTS. Rosps La France, Marecfial S?eII PamjrGon tier, The Bride, etc. Artistic floral designs a special feature. Special attention paid to parlor decorations. Plants of all descriptions. Leave orders at Strong’s Pharmacy. 67 Bull street. GEORGE W AGNER, florist, Thunderbolt road, hone DB. PAPER HANGING? pAPICR HANGING. lam prepared to do all 1 kinds of panel hanging and decorative work. My specialty will be cleaning wall paper, which is done to lt ; .k like r- w, at a very small cost. Best of testimonials, j . H. Grr.vfcrd, tt&V 2 Jefferson t. WALL PAPER—I am now prepared to fur nish and nut up all grades of paper hangings from the highest to the lowest grades. Nice patterns frqm ip rents yer roll up. Decorations ot every style and price- Jahp. G. Butiei, 140 Congress and Dtf St Julian stfe t. WisCELLArjEOUS. _ BEFOK I’, going away io, Hie baLigce7?| the>p. ( .- nier place your rental. mercautiL qr proft.-s --sioiiQl collections with the reliable KLIINS & YBANEZ. General Collectors a» d Real Estate Agents. Room 12, Soneil Building, cQrnerßull and Bay. I ISE Gerst’s Foaming ll.ur Tonic for dandruff; L' On sale at Livingston’s, Solomons & Co., Re'd .Sc Co. Si mag’s and Pigman’s. ME too i-eiu. VV<*Lcr Co., the sign painters. 102 State v M r p’i es defy cohiperiUon. ■ < ■ - *'’•.* ; t ■. t. . i . ' l ' - WV COR SASHES, doors,blinds,building, hardware 1 lime, cement and plaster, paints, oils, glass etc.; house, sign and decorative painting, call at John G. Butler’s, 140 Congress and I>9 bt Julian street. MEI)ICAL~ THE bone 1 fire burns, asthma, chronic sores, goiters, rheumatism, wens, rising breasts of women, thrash on infants, warts on human or animals, butts on horses or mules. Guaranteed cure or money re funded- G, VV. (.jetsinger, corner Congress and Jefferson streets, rooms upstairs on Congress streets. JACK, the gentlenian’s frtend, cures (gleet and all discharges) from one to five days. Sold at I’.usou's I'li.iimacy. 35 Liberty street- OPIUM habit-cured cheap—We will furnish Bufiieient medicine to cure any etuse us moi phine or opium liabit for §lO and guarantee a cure. Testimonials and full particulars given on application. Address ail communications in strict confidence to Acme Upium Cure Company, Box ’5. Decatur, Ga. Rl LTV RE cured, trusts fitted; complete stock of surgical appliances, at 8. C. Parsons’, 35 Liberty street. IN’I ANTS’ FRIEND POWDER. This is'to 1 certify that we have used the powder for prickly heat ana chafing, and upon infants and other purpou ~ and find it superior to any toilet powder ever used. We cheerfully recommend it. Signed, J. A. deCastro, A. B. Thompson, J. K. P. Carr, Jeff I). Miller, Percy Sugden E. B. Chipman, IL R, Altick, and others. For sale by all druggists. SUMMER RESORTS. ~ GTEPHENSON HOUSE an i Saline Mn>- .«! Springs, St. Catharine’s, Canada. Canada’s popular summer resort, 11 miles from Niagara Fails. No malaria or mosquitoes. Excellent, varied and liberal table. Hotel renovated, im proved and new bedding added for season of 1894. The baths a positive cure for rheumatism, gout, sciatica and all nervous affections. Send tor descriptive booklet. C. V. Ward. Manager. QEASIDE-ATLANTIC CHY. N- J. O UNITED STATES HOTEL AND CAFE. Ocean view and centre finest villas and drive- Capacity 509 guests. First-class appointments and orchestra. For terms and rooms address John S. Iktvis, Prop SARATOGA "SPRINGS, N. Y., “The LHfay - - ette,” Circular street. Finest family hotel of its siae in Saratoga. First class accommodations for 100 guests. Pleasant balconies, cool parlors, dining room and office. Electric bells. Excellent bill of fare. V r ery low rates. Corcs spondenc-e solicited. George K. Bates. Proprietor SUMMER board in the mountains of Virginia reference, Rev. Robb White: for circulars, ad dres F Randolph, Keswick, Albemarle County, Va VM HEN in Buffalo stop at the Genesee. Niagara v v Falls 40 minutes awav. | A VILLA. Hendersonville, N. C. House new and handsome ; centrally located ; two minutes from post office, but away from dust and noise; rooms large and airy; fare unsurpassed; rates very moderate. I. C.C. DUNFORD. Proprietor. CUMMER BOARDERS WANTED.Winnsooro, O S. C.. climate very pleasant, nights cool and delightful. Rates S2O per month in advance. The beautiful Catawba Fan's is reached in two hours drive. Address P. O. box 40, Winnsboro. S. C. WHEN in Washington, D. C., stop at the Riggs House, opposite the treasury depart inent undone block from the white house. Go to Suwannee Springs if you are in bad health nr broken down It uri benefit' you ~ FOR fine negligee shirts and underwear go to AL Dryfus, Congress and Jeffeison streets. I WE CLOSE As 6:30 P, M. SHARP, SATURDAY EXCEPtED. | MCAII mKcisT P > ' Showers to-day, f P, x* v Jor S probably fair to-night, p p*. Tv': 1 followed by showers Sun gjz zg AWwSvA K «day; slight changes in (Wic WTvTlux' '.temperature; winds gen- Sjffl) S.l«! \ JBBj era lb southerly. ;■ J 1 Maximum tempera- (f@ Ilf- v £>'il lure, M; minimum rem- rJ fQ 'perature. 72°; rainfall, 6 ' X The height of the Sa- —JH \ y . vannahriver at Augusta > A /B <-«t. rJR K . iorh . W (( (> fi \-S "’k -.u.antime) X ■_ dV wa- <•» feet, a rise of ziF 0.5 feet during the pre- -• sx te ceding twenty-four hours. ’ V P. H. Smyth, ’ Saturday, June 23, Observer. f BOYS’ CLOTHING AT COST AND | t LESS THAN COST. | _ _ J -^1.50 Boys’Wash Sailors, every suit sell-| R) ing up Io now fin' 1.50, this week . / vC» K 7. 8 anil 0 only j a hvit. P liny' 82.00 All Wool Washable Sailors, ) Short Pants Suits and 2 piece Kilt - QMp i) Suits, slaughter price i z| Boys' ('.heck Short Pants Suits, 4 to 13, K Washable Sailors, Braided Edges (T 1 Q/ & Big Collars and Luffs,selling up 111 now forS3and $3.50, slaughtered at Thin Smnnier Coals, usual price a dol- I PA 4 | OuC. | Boys' Wash Sailors, Short Zouave Jack- ets, Wash Sailors with Braided Col- <h A FTrtP lai's and Cuffs, usual price $3.50, $4, Zb* ./ O W 111 ’ H J J | ( < Boys'l piece Kills, in Wash or Flannel, | A(K B 2 - to r> > usual i vOC. | > $4.50 Imported Genuine Galatea Cloth | Sailor Suits,Cassimere Suits,Zouave | (FA ORC t Spits, Wash Suits, eyery suit wiu'lh $ 1.50. slaughtered at ] LEOPOLD ADLER. -I V; ; A'X WW WWW WWW WW COMM ERCIAL. Oi l’ll i Tije I>AH.V IHm-ATi 11, I Saturday, 2 p, ni,, Julie 23,1594. j Cutton- The J;imp .’int) t!je pro v.rbi.il Saturday's dullness had rathef ;! je stiictjng juflyeiice op ll)e spot market during tile moniiny. |q fonseqqcnce there was yerv little business in pfogres., the sales fqf the day being only &‘J bales From Liverpoo_ cable advices were quiet for spots with sales of 8,000 bales, while arrivals remained steady. New York reports sb >wed the market to be steady for spots, with futures very dull. At the cotton exchange on the regular call at 1 o'clock f». m., the ma.uet W 3 ; 1- lietitle I quiet and' al tlie 'tollrtwhig ifuc - t.itjons. ' 1 ' ' : Th; ■■••>i 7 »-W Go<Kl . .. 7 Middling *«:, Low Middling Good Ordinary 6% The receipts from 1 p. m. yesterday to 1 p ni. to-day Were 273 bales. The sales from 1 p. in yesterday to 1 p. m. to-day were 92 bales. The exportsto Ip. m to-day, none. The stock on hand and on shipboard was 12,82<S bales. Naval Stores —The market for spirits tur pentine opened and closed with factors very tirm in their views and asking the full com bination pric* of 29c for regulars which was agreed upon a day or so ago Buyers were not inclined to fake hold at the figures and there was nothing done in consequence. Rosin—The market was quiet as a whole; prices, however, were very firm with a har dening tendency in tlrt commoner sorts The demand was somewhat slow, and the total business accomplished rather moder ate. Jhe sales for the dav being only about 1,900 barrels. At the board of trade at the closing call, at 1:30 o’clock p. m., the market for spirits tur pentine was posted as firmly held at 29c. lor regulars, and rosins were strong at the follow ing quotations: A B C and l> $1.15; E $1.20; F 51.35; C, $1.55; H JI.HS; I #205; K 52.35; M $2.55; N $2.75; window glass $2.90; water white $3.10. NATAL HTORFS* STATBMKKT. Spirits. 80-in. Stock oil hand April 1, 1804........ 11,034 1U9.977 Itcevived siuee April 1, 1894 . . .8 1 .i,.>61 2U7.404 Received to-day 1,358 2,724 Total 102,aai 320,105 Exports since April I 66 f WP 232,Lil Exported to duy 56 4.309 Total iVi.t’oi 238 770 Stock or linnd to-day 3j,59S 83,335 Rice- -The market was quiet and unchanged 1 here were sales of 57 barrels reported during the morning on the basis of quotations. WOOL. HIBBS, SKtXS—COUNTBY FBODUCB. Furnished bv A. Ehrlich A Uro., 153 Bay Street. Dry flint hides, per lb : 5 Dry hides, salted, per lb 4 Green hides, salted, per tb 2 Wax, per tb 23 Wool, white, free of burs, Per lb 13 Wool, black, free of burs, [or tb 9 Eggs, perdoz .....11 Fowls, mown, hens, per pair. 60 Fowls, grown, mixed, per pair .-*» -55 Fowls, half to three-quarters grown. 45 aib Coon skins ..... ,12‘.3a25 Otter skius .uua’B4 r. 9 Fox skins 20 aSO Georgia sTr-ap. per gal rui a32 Xaval Stow. New York. June 21.—[Special ] —Spirits turpentine : teady at 31 cents Rosin steady; strained to good unstrained, $1 35. «ukk Time to Jacksonville. -*■ Leave via Florida Central and Peninsular 5:35 a. m. or 4:4([ p. m. Best schedules eflered. ; MARINE I-fGEfjCE Sun Rises 4:55 Sun Sets 7 x>s High Waler at Savannah to-morrow at 12'30 a.m 14:40 p.m. (T-ocal time.) Arrived Yesterday—[[or ship Thor, Ipein prf, Rotterdam, jn baljast to J C Anderson Co. N'>r bark Skjold, Sorensen, from Sapelo, in ballast to C G Dahl & Co. Sailed To-Day—Ss Wm Crane, Bill tn ire. MEMORANDA. Bordeaux, June 211—Arrived. Br ss Tetanic, Collins, Fernandina (not previousl) Cardiff, lune 20—Sailed, Br ss Gem, Sa vannah. . ■ > ■_■ Duiigeness, June 20-Passed, Ger barg Cuba, I orif, Savannah for I lamburg; 21, Nor ship Q.'trandt, London fqr Sa- pelo. "'"hsfort, Stine I'J—Sailed, Nor bark God l\u. , thaab, Bie, Savannau. Rotterdam, June 20—Arrived, Nor barks Agnes Campbell, Thorsen, Savannah; Vineta, Pedersen, Brunswi k. Swansea, June ?<) -Sailed. Br stmr Serapis, Marshall, Brunswick Stettin,June 18—Arrived, Brstmr Burton, Earle, Punta Gorda Table Bay, Mjy I’M—Sailed, Br schr Harry, Davies, Florida. Boston, June 21 Arrived, Br ss klliotl, Brown, Savannah, to run between Boston and Charleston, P E I; cleared, schr Jennie Lockwood. Wheeler, Apalachicola; sailed, schr Susan N Pickering, Brunswick. Brunswick, Ga, lune2l—Cleared, Nor bark Lidsjiif, Sabueseu, London; sailed, Rus bark Arvio, Newry. Bemfort, s C, June 21—Cleared, schr Harold B Cousens, Davies, Port Royal. Coosaw, June 21—Arrived, Br ss [4eri t arii Half, Edwards, Barbados. Darien, Ga , June 19—Arrived, schr James Young, Barbour, Savannah. Galveston, June 21—Cleared and sailed, schr Jacob M Haskell. Doane, Charlotte Hfi ber. Norfolk, Juqe 21—-Cleared, schr John E du- Bignon, Turner, Sjyannaf>. Port Royal, S C., June 21—Cleared, scQi Sarah D J Rawson, French, Satilla River. Sailed—Br steamer Mexican, Liverpool; schr Charles P Davis, Elizabethport. Philadelphia, June 21—Arrived, schr Arthur McArdle, Magee, Brunswick. Satilla River, Ga , June 17— Arrived, schrs Stephen G Loud, Pierson, New York; Minnie Anna Bonsall, Lodge, slew Yori,. SPOKES. Hal bark Antonio, Casola, from Savannah foi Buenos Ayres, Junes 5, lat 2 N, lon 28 W. June 17, lat 31 ;55, lon 79:30, schr Frank W Howe, from Brunswick for Boston, three days out. Notice to Mariners. Tompkinsville, N. Y., June 23.—[Special.] —The following notice has been issued by the light house board, Third district: A red spar buoy (no nun bet), has been placed 30 feet J 5 the southward of the sunken wreck ot the burned steamer Canonicus, in 45 feet at low water, Kill Yon [Cull, opposite Port Rich mond, S. I , N. Y. The wreck lies diiediy in the fairway, andj its kingpost shows about 1 feet above higta high water. A red lantern will be the kingpost at night. The buoy and should be led to the northward by vessels. iVDguetic bearings— LiuhthiH.-e, w ,N; Corner Stake I’jfl V, Fait R chmon J mg. SbyW'.W -MR Dunk t u »an ee Springs wate’.