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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington

on and after May 2l the magnificent PASSENGER Trans
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot of CortandtS
aud DesDrOsses-st, as follows: ,,.,
p No. except sundays parlor car attlcheL arrives
ngton :: 10 p. Night press leaves Washington at ~
daily Seepers and dag coaches through to Cincinnati
and Chicago. 1,
Up daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2i25 n Gin
cnnati $50 m Chicago 1855 and st. Louis 500 a. 10
B. palace sleepers and coaches though 10 Cincinnati
st. Louis An! Chicago. -. ~
II O'Clock ght daily arrives az Washington $50 m. Day
Express leaves Washington at l0iO daily seepers
and day coaches through To Cincinnati ,.,--
r- 40 other line makes faster time TO the Wesa Trains
arrive from the West at C5OL m. 800 p m and iO;o0
Tickets sleeping Oerths secured and baggage called
for and checked destination at cOmpanyS once NO 3lo
Broadway all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
(so,t
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and affnr Ocfnher / 1872.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROU

AND 1rNITEn srATF S9N NAIL al ROUTE ,.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses aud Courtandt
Harrisburg PittsbaF tho end south with Pullman
aud chicago Limited Of Paror Dining smoking and Sleep
wi R asp Lock haven m nj Cory and Ere at
p m connecting at Cony for T1usyile' Petroleum Cen
Baltimore and the south Limited washington On
arrive Washnston GGSa .n via n and p IA r.
T., and su q O 10 "a All" E and ~ D. ~ and night
SUNDAY Via 3. and p r. H. bio M and II night;
For Aiantie city except sunday 5I6 m. and On
For ape May except sunday O15 llloa ON Saturdays
Long Branch Bay Junction and intermediate stations
Railway and Am6oy a. m ~ noon noon SS9 anG p sns
Jersey City, adodinga speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Pittsburg $40 and ll2o 7So and
92 daily tga 8S Ss sna fv5o ana snday $50
$50 aud 1000 m From Baltimore l;2O P M eS On
ssq 5S s Sg go 6to Ii4a % i5B $50 $50 S$
S ri io22 aHs o 1888 g ~ o4C AID 1850 NJ
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND eoNsUN-
DAY. SrArioNSS E ~ .Y RatkADhLfAiA' IN
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST T TNR E9gFP
MEN l. Az Win \ m Absolute SAFETY.
Express Trains ave New York. via DesbrOsses and Court
$40 726 g. 80 % aud 10 Limited, II !, $40 $40
SIs5 AND and 10 ma ana and aST "a n and q
ESpI Trains leave New.York daily except Sunday at
7:2O a. ana D. running through via Trenton and
Canden.
l2OI 800 $40 $40 600 1880, $40, $50, aud IL
(Limited Express 30 MI l. 3, T. };2o Limitedl .,
6{O 745 and 500 D. On sunday, ~ Oh, 800, 30,
345, $50 (j:2J Limited, 30, 745. and $50
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. IN ana 4;5O p ~ daily
except sunday.
Ticket Oces and ga Broadway Aston House, and
foot OF DesbrOsses aud Courtandt COurtst, and
Brooklyn Annex Station foot VI FuOnsL, BIook ~ Nos
ia U - Hudson HObOken station, Jersey Cyi
IMMIGRANT Ticket Once, 3 Battery Place.
The York Transfer Company Will call Tor anu CHECK
Baggage nom hotels and residences
CHARLES l.. PUGH J. K WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
STONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST, ,,
Fare S3 Boston Tor hrstclas limited tickets goo" oy
Sfe.nIes N N.ARKAGANsETr and sToNINGToN leave
daily te1cept undays at NJ from Pier 49, N X, loot oi
Jayst. arriving IN Boston at d a. IN -. All. o.,oo,.
cs for 4ale principal ticket Offices State0oms
seemed al Offices Wescou Express Co. 2D Ssl SS ana
All broadway and at Fifth Avenue anu windsor hOtei
S,cas Freight always tai at the lowest rates.
l.. W RILKINs, General Passenger Agent
rrHE POPULAR SHORE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
Three express daily sundays excepted 10 boston AZ
90 a. M p. (paror cars attaehed aud ~ p m' WYNN
pA'1lfe faEB TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL s5
NEWPORT express at p M paIior cars a''aencuI !"
pR0yI DTSCE special express at (parlor cars A.
taehedl arrives at Providence 1920 p M $3.50, - - i,
Tickets and par0rcar seats secured AZ flth Avenue anu
Windsor Hotel Offices at Grand Central Depot
i. w FILKINS. General Passenger Agent
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TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
J. KILL MOUNTAINS.-LandlDg at CranstOn's Laniins
lWest POINT, Cornwall Newburg, , Marlboro Milton.
ESOpu5 conne3tny with Ulster and Della
ware ana stony c!oye Rnlroldt steamboat, City Of
of HdrrisOnst. North RIVER except SATURDAYS when The
ClLYOr IeAYesAl | D..
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBAMY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted With trans North West
Albany snS !'gy sGf sossy e 90
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and C. yib-
$50 wv !sdst u s'f sSsSsiyqsy ~ aSssS r.
Rs s1n as
WIN Trains Tor asara Eas aud the Wes and srsi9gs and
Friday, October 20
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
staS Soo in foot o. wha 6ey Station In
Sc'GSs 3 Leave %,1 Xok dan m,uco
Chunk Tsmanend Tamsqua, Hazeton Drtfton Scranton
mfr Ficmpgtqp High Bride Branch, sshooIsy.
Moan1sn Baas Lake Lake ESson
Nsnticoke UpIsr Lehish, scranton 20.
rsbars Maaeh chHnk mz zi wkesSsrre. &c 's'
s EpsS1 wSS 9p Sa1C8 Chunk Tam'0u
d Bennington aSh Bridge Branch schOoey'
mES S Tasicn gSaRs ss S Harrisburg
sunday trains leave at d IL for Bound Brook
Harrisburg and the West y '-'''''
Ell S5 S sS # iG.5 sl RS e. MS To '
$50 $50 $50 sis, $50 045. q. 6i6. $780, I, f,s0
ANS tables stations
Fe eNar AM and Perth Hmboy at sS ll4s m
EsE ElssSslasfS S slS, 4 4
NE 81 W;yJf ( s6 tf Il HALFWAY,
~ VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMER LEAVES PIER = n. r,
FOOT RECTOR 81.
Commencing october 2, 1899;
For Highlands, sesbIight Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, =. Sundays 1890 O. IN.
For Atlantic Highlands y. M. -
Leave foot OF Liberty-st., Sl5 a. m, 145 D. m Tor
IA Ton, Vssa6S
P:l0 a. IN for stations to Highlands.
l45, - y. III. fo- stations % Seabright
D. m. for stations to Sandy Hook
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New.YOrk from station c. X. X. Of y. J.
For philadelphia Ninth and Greensts at 7:45, $3.50, l1oi
a. m l39 =, 49, $50, z, II p m. On sunday at $40
m, 5:So Y For Third and Berk.sts, az 745 lilo
For Trenton, 7:45 ego iI:I5 80, 4. 43o $780, $780,
IL p. m on sunday, $40 q. M, $50, IL T. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-York:
From stations Phila. Reading r. r.. Ninth and Green
SITS at 73U $50 $50, IL m 10, 345. 540 $40, IL
On sunday. at $50 a. M, 80, IL p m. 800
From Third and BerkstS, at 5lQ, $40, 9l0 a. m 3oO
$40, $50, II 30 p. Sunday at 8:l5 a. m, 40 D. M
From Trenton l2j 62O, SOB, 0O6, 1908 134 MI z,
425. 62i 723 D. NJ. sunday, 1:25 g. Is a. IN, 6l5 p. ~
PULLMAN PARLOR ca RS are attached TO day trains
and STEERING COACHES 10 midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia.
Connection is made Of Jersey CITY Station to and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City. - -.
Tickets foot Of Lbc St, Nos 239 26l, 4Ol,
944 957 1923 Broadway and at the principal hotels Nos
aud COurtst and Office JcwOPs Wharf, brooklyn
N Y. Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels residence 10 destination
ii. p BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
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NO1WICH LINE

NQRWlCH LINE
~ Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
new steamer - - -
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the CANT boat the SOUND and
the ia Olite CITY OF NEW-1 Oth, -. -
leaves Pier 40 North River loot OF Wattss next pier
Ferry, daily except SundAys at p M
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R.

~ (Pennsylyana X. r., foot Cortlanut-
Stations in New.YOrk ST.. and DesbTOsses st.
-. central r. n. of y. j.. loot LbeIty-st
LEAVE NEW YORK. commencing oct 2, 1882.
For south AmbOy via e. r. Il. OF y. J.. g. Sl5a my lao
A. p M wa Penn Il. r, 2, ~ H., j IN. -
For Matawan &c, via 9. r. r. Of y j. Sl0, a. No. l4o
a. p M via Penn. X. h o q. ID, II m, $780, b, p. ~
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury PARK,
sea Grit Point Pleasant. &C. via c, r. r. Of Sl5.ia
M $40 a. j. Via Penn X r. g. m, ~ III, $3.50. p m:
For lakewood Toms River Bamegat, &C, Via c. r. r. OF
For Freehold. via c. r. HON., 5, $50 ll:45, a. M,
6p m For Keyport. 5. s:l5 ll;45 m, 4. 445 pm
q IL p BALDWIN, j. r. Wo0D y FRANDoLP,H
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BORDEN & LONEIIA ABehts, " Il
,,urDnrDnDr o,,d oil nointe on HOT
NEW- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD-C commencing OCTOBER z, 1867
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
M. and .NOrthcrn Express 10 hocnester anu
Montreal with drwngroo also 10 Saratoga clayton
and Alexandra Bay .,,.--. At, ,o..t,. o,i.
at Albany acuse Rochester BuhaO Enc CIeNeIdnu anu
Toledo l.. .-..ou
M, Chicago Express drawnsroon cars TO Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo. go -,,. =. ,,.too coro
toga, Glens Falls, Lake George ana kutial
$3.50 D. ~. Saratoga special; arrives VIZ p H.
1 D. Accommodation to Albany ana Troy ..,..
st. Louis Express, wi sleeping Gaps 9 81. ais
nng through every day the week, also Niagara rams
ButalO and Toledo. c.sa- Nth sloanIng cara
$50 D. m Express daily except Sunday Win Sleeping CATS
Syracuse and To Auburn Roed, also 10 dOnt cal - Con
d. IN. EXPRESS ualY. WIN seeplnS Oat' ~
Rochester Bufao Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago ana
Clayton. -. .,---, -....., 90 .Ihonv and
Troy. $780,, o.o or1 Al Q prood
way and at WestcOtts Express Oces PMk;patvo "
and 942 Broadway, New York. ana 900 70 VIZ Il X Ell
Brooklyn. j. NJ TOUCEY Gen. supt O. b. MfEhEi"
Gan AGENT
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CHARMS u.ppoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
oo,cs Per 49, Il. H., foot Of Cortandtst
onsignmnnts of freight forwarded as directed 10 any par
OF the world. .,, r,,,r.,c,r
UNSoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
ece, ed for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and mer'
chaudise 10 any part of the cts. - ,,, . Am nan
BOR LIGHTERAGE 81, $500. 90 o ,o,,.
Freight OF every description promptly shtereu 10 any POn'
IN the harbor ut reasonable rates oo,,ps no c,,..
sIsAMBoATs. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TERROR EXCURSIONS. ,,..,,s Earning for NFu
HAVrN leave Pier ID ~ IT, al Up H. u~U' l'a'uruAys
MfTKoPoLIs EXPRESS 90, between No"'ior@ and
NSu tsven care and dispatch guaranteed .n,,a
ET,gnI tnr d.. L. q W. q. ieoo" ." EioE W.
Eor 49, A wen and points East AT Pler ls 81 a.,
NOIiTH SHORE STATEN iokA d enos ",
IN nts yl steamers Pier !, T. X, loot nltehaLss
CINTRAL sHIPYARD. COnmlnipaw, N J.L,Dy DOCKS .ks
and Bmer shops. thing appertainng TO Tue
sonsIrnelion and tepair Of vessels
rI,ROY BOATS-CIrlZEN'S LlNE.-New
l steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
sIeeSt saturday, AZ n Pier ~ North River foot Chris
topher at connecting with morning TRAINS ior Nor'n Ah~
Nest sunday steamer touches AZ Albany
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PROVIDENCE LINE: xcr DIRECT

ron Providence DiIECr I'm
Connecting with Providence ana Morcyi SSip5t;FSTrR
for all POINTS NORTH and EASl, wa W CIV III IN
The entirely elegant steamer hh1 ~ n,aSneent
MoudaVa Waiuesaays Fridays ana no ,n.7
steamer N EfTs Tuesdays thursdays anu
AN VA fror, Dior % n. r. foot of Warren-st'
CONNECTIONS made at providence via r and or w. White
for Worcester and all Northern or I nrncipal tcxet
Offices sterooms secured a. Ohce' % sSI ~ Broad
Co. at Asor hon and Wiudsor Hotel ticket Offices
way anu NJ hH'n NJ l. w FILhINS. General Pass Aseus
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NTFW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
N SPRINGFIELD HOLY OKE, mon ,REA L and uterine
diate points Steamers Pier % f. T. DAILY az p ~
and III nm Sundays cxcrptel c0nnectlDg WIN is ~
NEW.HAVEN TOR MERIDEN. BAkItOhD -. ~ h nroa5
FIELD &c Tickets sold baggage checked AZ 94s
way. ~ Y ana Court-st. Brooklyn. k1cutsion I" -'e"
Have md II
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ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW

II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Ss%CnciHnat and cRicago 6sy E1pTes Drawing
Coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
(DailylFast St Louis Express, arriving at Buffalo
at connecting with fast trains ths West and South
nve3o Pumans best Drawing-roOm Sleeping CoachesSo
y m DAILY -Paoao Express for the West. Sleeping
chicago without change Hotel coaches through Chicago
7il5 p m.-Emigrsnt train for the West "a
Dd Rutherford and Pasaic. 3 1920, $50 $50 1929 M IL
Y midnigGt sundays, $50 1920 a. m i:45 $50
siSS ssS sS S$s !i ieyo Po%n ii
@ 7 Ia me- snd S "a &n t s s9arday
nights only sundays Elsa m, 8:ij, $500 M. 49,
I'm and IL %iS3lFGE Sundays ). $50 1920
New6urg Cornwall 49, g.. m. ss, 4so, m sun
Hlpsi Sao m sso 3D.
MD stSw YS 1862 1855 s. 1 go sO 49, T. no p w.
G w daa& 5a ds a ns and $3.50
pP 20 100 9 i0;2Qa m, 4:S06 7i5 D. N sun
day. S2o SS aSa after each hour
from 645 NJ 20 94j ~ and At loi5 an ma no
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained and orders checking
5 or g be ley ley a
cQgrtst Br99o nSHG OF at ths companys Depot'
Express trains from the in New.York at 7z'
and no n ABBOTT "ienr Passr Agent New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY
6 s Tor $50 6sa so a. NY
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey Z. ID am. 4oo p m
0un0"S mo :. ABBOTT. Genr Passr Agent New.YOrk.
TOR BOSTON--THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand enaa Dsp week days Get tickets
via NewYOrk and New England Railroad, Grand Central
Depot and princpa n0tA%
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
j. KILL MoUNTAINS5LandlDg at Cranston's Laniins
ssS p9 9Th u,sr and H Bsa
ware ana stony Ci9Ve hMr0las my , Oh
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rtruns from two to five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points, Ia 49, LS,.-
RIMS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chl'
aoo pirru.N sTEEPERS are run on all offs through
and night trains For rates OF fare aud other Information
nv nv orin person " any ticket agent u
"PP" " W O L. +. BOOTH,
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EALL RIVER LINE.

EALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New.York 70 BOSTON SO.
NEWPORT. s2 FALL RIVER. 81.
Limited tickets corresponding reduction to all Eastern
points.
Palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave NewYork dairy sundays included. at p m. from
Pier 20 Moth river foot OF MurraysL connection by AN
Tickets aud SateroOms be secured at all priclpa 40
e transfer aud ticket Offices at The Office on Pler 70 ana
Va GEORGE L. Common, Genl Pass. Agent
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents, " y
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
j. sATONIC and NAUGA1UCk kAlLkOADSIoteane
irine-slip az ll;3D 300 MI Z5IsG, East
River 3:lb D. M. Fare lower than " any Other rOuVo
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
trains on and after s. 1882 will leave depots tooI
Cortandf and SlO AM p m 5;4U ann
$50 D. IN. sor EastOn. Bethleh I'M, AuentoW1 hea.ns
Mauch O. dnk, Wke3barre. Towanda WaVerly. lt p
Geneve Lyons Blu fao and the West and Northwest El
through coaches daiv. Trains at p m III rso
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauob Chunk, "nsDatrre
Pttston Local trains a. for Easton betehein
Trains leaving slOA IN. and p m. connect LOT an
ponts m Nahanoy aud Haze4ton coal regions
local for Mauch Chunk. $40 IN Leave M"uch OhunAAS
4p.m of Cburol and COrtlandt.sts
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DRlVA + instruction In English, French and
- Lasses by arecent college professor. Address U. A.
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ynetrnftfon.
For Both Sexes-Countrv
Miscellaneous.

CIRCULARS of good schools, with intelligent
" ADVICE free TO parents persOnslly-maed for postage
state wants FULLY. J. w sCHERMERHORN. East l4thst
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CT. PAUL, oo onrcoU CALL.
rot1,.tA ana ali ,onts I'm NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON-
TANA. DAKOTA, MINNESOTA and tho NoHIh"I 'l
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED. EQUIP.
MEXT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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GERMAN CONVERSATION with an edu-
" Gated German 30 cents Der hour; References given
"CONNERsAT1ON." Tribune Ofice.
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST. JOHN Leave Pier Al North River foof
Of Canais., every WEEK DAY at y. M, connecting st
Albany tsunday morning excspte with trans North West
Excursion tickets to and resaJn good Sosay g. So
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-08
WEEKLY LETTER SHEET rat
CHS CURRENT.

Our Weekly Prices Current, published this
morning, win be issued in letter sheet form
81 10 o'clock.
business cards OF merchants will be inserted
In all orders for twenty-five copies, or more,
without extra charge.
Sd copies ....................... ! -
NO copies -.....-...-...--...-- "
J. E. EsTILL, Whitaker street
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A SaaTais ofIhe Peach season

A steamer, bound from Philadelphia to
New York, stopped at Delaware City in the
afternoon and took on board deck cargo
OF peaches in baskets. There were mum
Der OF passengers, most OF whom seeing the
peaches freely exposed, greedilY par ook Of
them. That and the roughness OF the sea
brought on 8 terrible state OF stomachic
troubles at night, after rounding Cape Nav.
There was no PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
on board, nor was there any doctor. Those
wretched passengers suffered Ike martyrs
all nj ht. Far different was It ia the case
OF the schooner Wyoming, Captain Foss,
from Gou'ds borough, Maine. The Captain
always carried supply Of "PAIN KILLER, "
aud says be never would 60 to sea without
r.. On recent occasion one of his sailors
was attScked with cholera morbus IN such
3 way that it seemed as II he must soon die.
'PAIN Killer was given, aud the man
was well In three hours.
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Home Education.

Editor Morning Neaos: Do our people in
Savannah wish their children to become, at
maturity, good, honest, faithful citizens
II so, they must train them nO10 to observe
and support the lsws-a branch OF home
education hat appears to be neglected
thoughtlessly by a good many parents. For
instance, there is = city ordinance forbid
ding the use OF ''sling shots, and yet there
Is scarcely yCungster one meets who has
no. one IN his pocket, and, who, when
good chance offers, does not slyly draw It
ous, after looking cautiously around,
sad do some mischief with 1t; their parents,
IN many cases ,kHOl0iHg that their boys carry
this unlawful weapon, but do not prevent 1t,
or polut cut to their children the grave
OffsnSe they sre committing against their
own future character and the community
generally. The boy Is father to the man, :"
ami al unchecked laT-breaking school boy
Is 10 g fair way to become a rufisnlY man.
The police. too, It seems, need little
touching up in connection with this matter.
SENEX.
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The Law In Regsrd 20 vacancles.

SAVANNAH, July Editor Morning Neaos
What is the law? A distinguished Judge
once said he always dug deep for that. In
the matter Of the Receiver of Tax Returns
1t seems clear enough, yet there has been
some talk of the Ordinary ordering an cleo
ton, which, l am glad to see in Tuesdays
paper, he declines to door, at least, to sub
NIT 1t to the Commissioners. 1t would be
very unwise and, as l claim, illegal &c put
She county to an extra expense, requiring
cit zens TO exercise the elective franchise in
midsummer, when in law aud fact there Is
no such requirement demanded. In law
say, and why? To such lawyers as may read
this I submit the following: Mr.. NJ. H.
Meyers death caused 8 vacancy. Section
917 Of the Code says vacancies OF Tax Re
ceiveTs shall be filed as vacancies OF Clerks
OF Superior Courts. How? Section 257 of
the Code says, by the Ordinary ordering an
election, and section 262 restricts him to the
Limitation of six months, that is, II less
than six months exists from the time an
election can be ordered and held up to the
next regular election, there shall be no spe-
cial election. The regular election takes
place in JsLuary, 1888, less than six months.
But the act OF 1873, creating the County
Commissioners repeats the Code and takes
the power swsy from the Ordinary as to all
county purposes, and gives them the power
in this county to appoint persons to fill
vacancies, and also to order cleo Ions. Is 1t
not O matter Of general information that
said Commissioners have, since 1913, ordered
and provided for everv county as well as
Congressional election? The Ordinary In
section 337 Code, nine headings, formerly
to 1873 exercised power over county mat
tiers. But the Commissioners have had these
nine duties transferred to them, the fifth
being "ln supplying, by appointment, all
vacancies in county officers, and in ordering
still jurisdiction under section 33l Of the
Code, commt ncing probate of wills, etc,
twelve headings. The act of 1873 creating
the Commissioners empowers them to fill
vacancies until an election, but it also gives
them The power to order an election and
make preparations for the same. In con-
STRUNG an act, the old law. the mischief and
the remedy are to be considered.
The taxpayers should have all the light
upon this subject in its simplicity. Mr..
Davis has been appointed, aud this meets
the emergency. IL he qualities at once the
three digests can be completed by the time
an election can be held. This Office Is not
like other county offices. The other offices
are open all the year; this one ceases by law
the lst of August.
The next regular election will be held IN
January next. Why then order an ele.tion,
when the party elected will have no duties
to PERFORM Mr.. NJ. II. Meyers wolk was
three fourtbs done at the time OF his death.
l know Mr.. Davis can finish the balance by
the time an election can be had. / write
this because l was assisting the late Tax
Receiver, and therefore know how the work
/ STANDS. h. d. WALKER, JR.
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COTTON BELr BULLETIN.
For the tveoty-four hours ending July :. 1872
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-08
COURT CALENDAR.
SunarIOr Court.

Hon. HENRY B. ToMPKINs, Judge OF the
Eastern Judicial Circuit, presiding.
Court convened at 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning. when the following. proceedings
were had
State VS.. Frank \ orman and John Brown.
Burglary. The jury in the above case rem
dered sealed verdict, which was opened,
and read as follows. awe, the jury, find
the prisoners guilty, and recommend them
10 the extreme mercy OF the court" The
prisoners were thereupOn sentenced to five
years esch in the penitentiary.
James J. Warning, trustee, complainant t,
and Mary NJ. Barclay, ct al defendants. In
equity. Petition of A. B. Smith, Master in
Cbancery, for compensation. After hear
ing from counsel on both sides upon mo
ton to enter a decree in the case, the court
granted the motion and signed the decree.
Judgment Of the court will be taken to the
Supreme Court.
10 the matter Of the petition of Augustus
G. Guerard aud others, for partition. Re
port OF commissioners filed and judgment
OF court rendered confirming the same.
Court adjourned until $50 o'clock a. m.
to-day.