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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-09

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT yHE
Contract Office Of this Department until P NJ
of JANUARY 6, 1883, for carrying the mails Of
the United States upon the routes and according to
the schedule of arrival andadepature specified y
the Department, in the state of California, from
JULY i, 1883, to JUNE 80, lsse. Lists of routes,
with schedules Of arrivals and departures iIssfao-
tons to bidders. with forms for contracts I'd bonds
and all other necessary information will bsfurnished
upon application to thesecond AssstsntP ,stmastsr
General.
T. Q. HOWE,
o26law6wTh Postmasfer.Ccneral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY JUNE 1ST-COUNTRY BOARD
w within half hours drive from Georgetown. Two
Rooms and Table Board for three persons desired Ad
dress Box ~, Star office. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

HOUSE KEEPERSt
ALL CITY HoUsEKEEpERs
After two years experience down and ND town we find
beyond doubt that
~ffE EvESINu STAR
Is the beet Advertising medium. From week to week as
We published our
SPECIAL md MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS
We invariably heard from Star quotations the next
day. IN some Instances the evening before closing
cur store. This5eng the case. and having completed
frs.
ANNUAL UPTOWN INVENTORY,
We desire to advise our Patrons Of some
EXCELLENT AND UNUSUAL VALUES
We are enabled o offer the coming week.
LINENS LINENs!! FINE LINENs!l!
All our Handsome Hand Embroidered Towels in Initials,
Fancy Designs, bath white and colored.
VERY MUCH MARKED DOWN THIS WEEK.
Beecbed Damasks. TURKEY Red Dannasks, Cream
DaTssks by the yard Aso Magnificent Table
Linen Sets. every number now remaining
REDUCED! REDUCED I REDUCED
Only to make plenty of room for our elegant line Of
POPULAR PRICED WHITE GOODS
In Ivory White French Dirnty Worlds Best All Linen
Lawns. Worlds Best Finish" India Linens.
Persian Muls. Figured and Corded Pique.
We have also decided this week TO marx very low
prices on all our
TRIMMING LACEs! TRIMMING LACEs!I
We ask particular notice to our immense TORCHON
LACE BARGAINS. which will insure speedy sale and
great satisfaction to all customers Next week also
the public may expect and can purchase
GREAT BARGAINS IN FINEST HOSIERY FOR
THE LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
SPACE alone prevents specifying many other desir-
able lines, such as our
PARAsOLS. PARAsOLSAND SUN UMBRELLAS,
Our Low Prices which speak for themselves. Also
Corsets. Cotton Underwear. Ribbons. Ruchings
and Neckweak, Innings, Dress Buttons.
Spool Silks, and Twists.
We must not here and now forget our
UNIVERSALLY POPULAR DOMESTIC PRICES
For all the Leading Brands Of Muslins. Cambrics Cot
tens, Twiled Jeans. &c.
COT ii r ANE & OMPANY,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
2. S.-For the convenience Of many Patrons we will
not close TIL p. n. during the summer months and
later Saturday nights-until further notice. a29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29
MALL TRACTS OF LAND AT BENNING'S STA
TION, b. p. Il. r., FOR SALE.

We have subdi divided the upland portion Of Jennings
Race Course INTO small Lots suibe for truck farming
and containing from ~ to acr1s EACH and now offer
the same for sale on easy terms d payment.
These Lots lie Immediately around the railroad station
and are accessible also by good road from the city, in
land and ~ acres of marsh land. together with build
lngs and fencing, will be sold separately s low figure.
Plats and full information at our Office.
1HoS: J. FISHER h Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

Second Auditor Dyson, OF Virginia, a republican
feadiu ter, and elected to the position he now
holds by the coalition, Is heartily tired OF ''boSs
ism" In politics, and he frankly declares that 1t
ought 10 be stopped. In his testimony IN the trial
OF the bribery case in connection with the award
Of thc contract for printing the Riddleberger
bonds, Mr.. Dyson took occasion to express his dis
approval OF the methods of the political bosses OF
Virginia, and he, furthermore, gave Senator Ma
hone several severe raps. Dyson testified that he
was diSinclned to award the contract to the COM
pany favored by Malone because the representa-
tive OF that company was introduced and recon-
mendei by lobbyists Being asked who introduced
that representative, he named Senator Malone as
one OF the parties. 'Then you deem Malone a
Lobbyists" he WAS asked to which he replied 'yes'
1t looks rs If the republican part of the coalition
had weaTied OF the partnership. The republican
state senators virtually withdrew from the read
1uster firm during the late session of the legsla-
ture, and now prominent state officer does like
wise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29
WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-HOUSE-A SMALL FAMILY OF
w adults will take Of Furnished House in city
or country during the summer. Highest testimonials.
RESPONSIBLE, Star Office a28-2t.
WANTED HAVE GREAT DEMANDS FOR
w Houses in all parts of she city. and those having
CHARLES w. HANDY. 9l4 F street northwest. a27-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

pURE SILK PLUSH GRENADINES.
SEATON PERRY.
Successor TO PERRY & BRorHER,)
Requests an inspection of his Entire New stock the
LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES"
Brocaded and Striped Plush GRENADINES.
Brocaded Fouard sAIINs in Bright Co!ors for Dress
L0UISINEs sURAH SILKS, SUMMER SILKS.
Embroidered NJ rs WILING and BATISTE ROBES
from SIS to $50 - "'
Embroidered INDIA PONGEEs CANTON GRAPES
AF HR ER SONS SCOTCH sYLPHIDEs and
Special attractions" in HANDKERCHIEFS. HOS
lER1 and GAUZE UNDERWEAR. ~
New LINEN LAWNS. in Rings, Polka-spots and
stripes for Combination SUITE;
MERV LAWNS, FRENCH JACONETS
All Wool NEWPORT SUiTINGS, at 5Oc
Immense Stock FRENCH WOOL DRESS FARRJcc
Rare BARGAINS in LUPiN'S ALL WOOL, MINIS VIII.
I INGGS at 23c, and 42-inch ILLUMINATED SUIT
EMBROIDERED PARIS FICHUs.
and SUN UMBRELLAS.
ALL The NOVELTIES IN WHITE II GOODS.
Sc PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established $40. 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

The Senate yesterday afternoon, passed the bill
to SUSPEND Chinese immigration for ten years sub
staDsi3l IL as it came from the HeuS g. Several
ar1erctlr ntS were adopted but they make no ma
teridl change The real contest over the 18th
and 15.h sections, which prohibited state courts
from n tu- lllZtng Chinese and defined the words
"Chircse liborers" to include skilled and unslilled
labOrrrs and Chinese, employed in mining. The
committee on foreign relations recommended the
strikias ont NJ these sections, but they MAIN
talne1. The bill passed by vote of 81 yeas TO Is
nays. The affirmative vote consisted of - demo-
Gratis. republicans and one independent CIR. Da-
Wis, OF IlinOiSl. The negative vote was made up
entirely OF republicans. or the pairs announced,
eight were OF democrats who would have voted aye
with re- ublicanS who would have voted no, ac-
cording TO the announcements made in the Senate.
or course the several amendments adopted will
send the bill back to the House. but that body hay
ing by very large vote passed the bill originally
1t Is t. be presumed that any effort there to defeat
the 14th and 18th sections will fail. These Sec
lions, il must be admitted, render the Presidents
approval of the measure doubt1ui, tnasmuch as he.
In his regent veto, objected particularly to the
clusOn OF Chinese skilled labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED = BY A YOUNG GI NTlEBAN - A
w pleasant Room and COOL Board. within few min
ntes walk Of Government Printing Office; terms mod
crate. Address FlGROD, City Pc. 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

I CUISINE SILKS AT IS CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT SELL A FIRST
'! class Tailor made Secondhand Suit much better
and great deal cheaper than q common new suit can
be bought. at
JUSTHS OLD STAND.
No. 619 d street northwest, at Branch Store No.
400 9th ST. northwest N. B.-We buy but frst-class
second nanu Coth1ng ian19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

NOR SAI.E-CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES.
I variety Of New and Second. Hand Carriages and
BugYles. Largest stock of Vanished Wagons in the
District. One Fine Box Wagon. One of s. n. Browns
Trade Wagons. Spring Wagons Of all sizes. All of the
above at very lowest prices. JAMES X. PROREY.
Repository. 1880 sd (Hgh) street. Factory, 3240
pect avenue, West Washington. f25-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29
agajo.t Wafer Mefers.

Thn eyTerience Of numerous communities In
tbs CoUHtry, in England and on the European
eoHtin-Ht, appears TO be less and less favorable
% tie use 4 water meters. In the German city
o. CcIozna o. the river Rhine, tie subject has
been rnfeestg3tei by committee specially
chaTc.d herewith, and in "A recent report by
them tie general INTRODUCTION of water meters
has 0"cn declared again(t both on economical
and sanitary grounds. 1hey soy that the amount
OF money cXIenfad ION the meters would be
better used in extending the water works, and
that Ile,aes tcni to diminish to each citizen
tie 3mCGrt OF water 10 which he is rightfnIly
emitted ar1 which: IS essential to health. The
director Of the Cologne water works is opposed
% tn general Introduction of meters, partly
becauSe the imperfectiOns OF those now In use
admit 81 little accuracy. In the Prussian town
Of Elb@rieid the meter Syst IN has been intro
duce1 with the results that one-third OF the
meters are under repair, and the disputes
that have arisen are without number. In the
city Of Frankfort, similar Investigations have
BEEN Ei-. e with results not favorable to meters
Their EnTclilh1ity and restriction OF proper
supply OF water, to the poor, particularly, Were
mace points OF serious objection. 1t said
that TIE best meters filled to register flow OF
water % less than about q gallons per hour, and
that scme Instruments would allow a flow OF sc
gallons hour, with no registry at ALL The
decsic, was TN u meters should not be placed In
DWELL houses, hui m'ght go into small man
UfactT. ing establishments. In the capital city
o. BerI7, where meters are universal, few less
thin ,if-Seventh o. their number were removed
In Is 81 for greater or less defects, and one
tent 60 the whole lot were declared incorrect In
their re ktratiol. A worse report comes from
Bfesl u, IL Sjlesia, where, after test OF the
meter in I53G-Sf, 1t was found that 40 out
OF 1CS5, or Is per cent, required repairs, whilst
40s out ~ the whole number in the city registered
incorr- t'y or not at all These facts fully sus-
tain tas objections set forth from time to time
by TIE STAR to the introduction OF the water
meter system IN WaShiE~ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

ID LESSONS SsP 8 p ThQGgTIoS Sihq 2RAToRr
Roo1n 20. Ccrcorsn Building. a29-2w'
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
9ei-PENNsYLvANIA AvENUE-s21.
viii offer the coming week
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In all Departments.
SILK DEPARTMENT
a1-inch Back SILK RhadaIne. splendid quality
A-ineh Black Silk Rhadan4e. superior quality, '-"'
only SIS yard
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
= Spices Illuminated Beises and Nuns veings.
at only soc. per yard.
SUIT DEPARTMENT
Bargains in White Suits Bingham su;.s.
Cambria suits. Jackets. silk Domans.
CORSET DEPARTMENT
Just opened an excellent quality of Zephyror
Summer Corsets. at low price.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Fine Muslin and Lace Trimmed Underwear,
Busties HooPsk-ts and Striped Cotton skirts p'''
at our usual low prices
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We haze an elegant hne of Fancy Cotton and Isle
Py request our customers to Inspect our s aoJ and
learn our price before purchasing.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We ha'e received new assortment of our
a-,r+.o, =. imperial Real Kid Glove:
button at =. 2s per pair.
Tho quality than bssO &s' and the color.
Our assortment of Li-ie THREAD Gloves and M,t.xis
excellent. and We invite examination of our stock
MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT..
aAsAe Thread Hose.
Club House scarfs.
Linen Handkerchiefs
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
9ai-PENNsYLyANIA AvENUE-sal
PIANOS
WHICH HAVE BEEN USED.
Several hr'selas m5 Piapss some of them ales
cHIcKERISG ="
And DECKER BROTHERS,
For sale upon easy terms at TIE warerooms Of
W. G. METZEROTT & CO..
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
a2e3t Between 9th and 10th streets
WANTED EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
hae Sewing Machine in the world.
THE NEW ELDREDGE.
No springs used in its construction its SIMPLICITY nm
excce IL rs the highest running shuttle M cIine ever
produced. We have also the new S'eA
w Mt IN ian and ne new 70 VICTOR MACHINES
Ola machines taken in exchange at 0A~'
OPPENHEIatERS
Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms
SIS 9t. street ucrtiwes:. St Cfouj p,,;,.Er,.
aacbihes repaired ant reHted a29
~ u. CLARK S.Co. ARR OFFERING To- DAY A
Ne fne An nd But. Spanish arch. hansi-sevei for
~ made mp 10 sell at So: widsh, A.B.C- and u last
49,. fine stock Gents Congress But
Aoes Ladies' Hand sewed Slips, But; aud Nswport
- * the lowest cash prizes. No. 1913 Pennsylyana
esso1e. s29-3t
FOUNTAIN BRAND OF FINE CCTCHEWING
TOBACCO is the b.ss. Try il. For sale Wholesale
b.d -sc2ii nj W. q. POND.
s4-im' l:Ie p SIR: iea= the Ebbift H'use
X ESTttsf TItCTTISIs STNLlIOE SEASON
i~s.-H s.DERS CEfEF, = tserx Cssrk son OF
Ssus.rsso t:af. dan tleaes.hir.~ ~ S.,~ Davis he
"a OhHs" :iire 2-S1 %issi. ). H. Gn.fi I.ii d
- Ela-lus'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-22
HaverIT's mastodon minstreIs.

a regular Jam was caused in the Theatre
last evening by the announcement that
Haverly's Mastodoa Minstrels were to make
their appearance, and the expectations OF
the large audience present that a rich must
cal and minstrel treat was in store for them
were fully realized. The first part Of the
programme consisted, ss usual, Of songs and
jokes, but The songs ~ ere beautiful, refined
and mirth provoking, while the jokes were
new and fresh. and the whole entertainment
wss characterized by marked absence of
everything ike cOarseness or yulgarity,
which reflected great credit upon all con-
cerned. The applause and laughter was
hearty and constant, but when the amusing
Scenes from the Hippodrome' and the
burlesque on the late prize fight between
Sullivan and Ryan was presented, the audi
euee became literally eOnvulsed.
The second part opened with "the only
Leon" as Fashionable Kate" in which
that well known artist fully sustained his
national reputation as the best delineator OF
female character in the United States. On
previous occasions when he has visited our
cts he has always appeared with q white
face, but last night he demonstrated that
be was equally at home in burnt cork
as without ii. He is so well known as "a
white girl, " that many present would have
preferred TO have seen HIN stick to that
character, still be was sufficiently pleasing
to receive four encores.
After him came the champion military
clog, presenting "the drum corps" the
march aud fancy drill" the pedestal
specially" and ''the grand sword combat, +"
all OF which were pronounced 10 be SIS fine,
II not the finest exhibition OF the kind ever
seen on our boards. Then followed in sue
cessiOn Billy Rec in his side-splitting
stump speech on Progressive America, "
Ben Gilfoil in his "trsnscontinentsl ex-
press in which every one was warned to
''look cut for the whistle when the track
blew The Old Kentucky Home" s
lsughable as well as realistic snd a'trsc'ive
picture OfnegrO life on ode old plantation, -
snd the DOckstaiers, Charles and Lewis,
who had so much trouble with their
Iailors. all concluding with the capital
hurlesque Patients, Barley CONS Bride, +"
with its too utterly aud supIemely great
aesthetic cast. Each OF these various pre-
seutstiOus elected hearty applause, while
the 'GObble Duet" by Leon and Cushmau
in patients" was so vOciferousiy cheered
IS 70 demand q repetition.
To sum up the entire entertainment was
pronounced unique and pleasing in tie
highest degree, ard from first TO last was
thoroughly enjoyed. The Mastodons sp-
pear again to night, and this afternoon 10 a
grand matinee. We predict that on both
occasions their genuine merits will be fully
tt eognizsd, snd they will be greeted by big
hruSes
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-22

Georgia HistOrfcsI SOeIetV-NOyE f.
the Time 10 Join.

In Yesterdays NEWS we published an in
teres,ing commune tion in reference 10 the
recent action Of the Georgia Historical So
ciety in repeating the clause Of the consti-
tuition requiring sn initiation fee Of five
dollars. Hereafter members will be re
ceived for the subscription price Of five dol
lars. There Is probably no library in the
country Of the character OF the Georgia His
tOrical Society where such privileges can be
obtained for so reasonable 3 sum as
i've dollars. The library is stored with
works Uf every description, suitable to the
tastes OF everyone, and the rooms are oPen
st convenient hours for tie accommodation
OF memb rs. At five dollars year, the cos
for the enjoyment CT sucn privileg es as this
library sffOrts is not fiftY cents per month.
4 little reflection will convince any OF our
readers that In nothing else will such a small
sum invested Weld 3 greater amount OF
profit, instruction, entertainment and pleas
ure as Il will IN membership Of the Georgia
Historical Society. r aiding for an entire
family, selected from a vast field OF litera-
ture, csn thus be drained for 8 whole year
for five dollars Think over this, and hand
in YOUR application for membership 10 the
Librarian, Mr.. William Harden.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-22
Two Lads Locked In a Fret Int Car
and Carried from Savannah.

We clip the following from the Macon
Telegraph OF Yesterday, under the caption
o! "Unwilling Passengers :"
"On Sunday morning one Of the train
hands st the Central Road bad occasion to
open 8 box car of the freight train which
therein two boys, one white, and neither Of
them over eight years Of age. The train
hand turned them over to a colored woman,
who sent them 70 the barracks. They gave
their names as Johnnie Simmons and Willie
Harris, and said that on Saturday evening
they were playing around the cars 10 Savsn
nah, and & man with a dough face on had
put them In the car and locked it. They
were thus made unwilling passengers, and
had neither water nor food during the trip.
"The white boy said his real mother was
Hulds Knowles, aud that she lived 10 East
Macon. Chief Hurley had Inquiries made
in East Macon, aud succeeded in finding
the mother, who took the boy yesterday.
The meeting between them was quite af
fectionGie, IS the boy had been taken from
her some time ago. and she had endeavored
il every way to get possession OF him
"His going to his mother left the colored
waif in & bad tx, and the police were puz-
zled IS to what disposition could be made
OF him, but the enigma was soon solved,
for the boy, watching his chance, made q
skip for liberty and was soon getting out of
sight as II sfraid be would be pursued. l
is not known where he went, but 1t is proba-
bic that he wanted TO look for his CON-
panion."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-22
Matters and Things LaeOnisRlly
Nnaaa.

Ash Wednesday.
Wsshington's birthday.
Cotton futures declined twelve points
yesterday.
Golden Rule Lodge No. u, l. o. o. F.,
will meet TO night.
Teutonia Lodge No. Z, Z. of P, have
meeting this evening.
Remember the grand matinee this after
noon Of the Mastodon Minstrels.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday amounted to only five dollars.
The rain yesterday will render the parade
for the military to-day much more enjoy
able.
This is the commencement Of Lent, and
their will be q cessation OF frivolity and
gsiety for while.
The electric light last night worked well
al the several stations. The Pickering viii
be remedied slowly.
The steamer Katie left for Augusta and
wsv landings lsst evening with ssgoOd freight
and passenger list.
The German Volunteers will entertain the
Jasper Greens at their armory after the
parade this evening.
To-day being s legal holiday the banks,
cour's, custom house, pest office and pub
lie offices will be closed.
The steamship Ssrsgossa, Capt. I. A.
Hooper. left FOR Baltimore yesterday morn
ing with big freight and several passen-
gers.
Only three arrests were recorded at the
police barracks last night-one colOred In
divi3ual and two white, bo.h for drunken
uess.
The steamship CITY Of Macon arrived here
from New York Yesterday with large car
go aud ftty-one cabin and two Storage
passengers.
The steamship Juuissa arrived az her
wharf Yesterday from Philadelphia with q
good freight and twenty-three cabin and
two steerage passengers.
Mr.. John Stark, 8 prominent horticul-
turist and fruit grower Of Thomas county,
was 10 the city yesterday. and left on the
evening train for Fernandina, Fla.
At the first regular monthly meeting Of
Chatham Mutusl Loan Association, series
B. last night, 1900 we're sold as follows:
81, 600 each, at AZ, 5O1S, IS. 551S.
We find as the manager Of Haverly's min
strels that veteran and successful theatrical
manager and clever gentleman, Mr.. ]. Fl.
Mack. He was here two years since with
the same company.
A match game Of base ball for $50 will
take place at Cattle Park, rear the Savan-
ush. Florida and Western Railway depot,
on Sunday next, at 3 O'Clock, between the
Warren and Crawford Base Ball Clubs.
As usual. sll the choice early vegetables
from Florids have gone through Savannah
aud are now grazing the Northern markets
] Florida green peas are quoted in New York
st $4a5 per crate, and Florida string beans
~ 81 3 per crate. Florida tomatoes 50cs
| g so per crate, according 70 SIZE. Florida
strawberries sell st 81 Goal IS per quart.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-22
RunaWaE and Smash.

About nine O'Clock yesterday morning a
gentleman left horse and buggy hiiched
to the rack on the north side Of Bay street,
near the foot Of Abereorn street. During his
absence the horse wss fTightend By some OBJ
ject, and swapping the s'rsp which held him
started CT in s run, when the buggy struck
against D stsNhich tore the shafts loose,
and The horse continued OF his course NJ
Bay sireer, with the shafts clinging TO him
until Drsytou street was reached. The
animal finally msde bis way to his owners
stable, but little injured By the race, though
the buggy Was pretty 0sdly damaged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-22
Death Of Aa FsumsbIe Gentleman.

DR.. Wm. Scburzsr, well and favorably
known IN Savannah, died very suddenly
last night about eleven O'Clock at the Har-
monte Club rooms, where be had gone to
spend the evening. He was formerly
resident Of Savannah, but removed to New
York after the late war, and engaged in the
practice Of his profession, acquiring repu-
tziiOn and lucrative patronage as
home 1pat0ist. About year since he re-
turned 10 Savannah in very bad health, and
remained several months, ana went to San
Antonio Texas. He rem aimed there but 8
short time, and then came TO Savannah,
where he has been ever since. He bad been
s1ff-ring from a complication Of diseases, the
principal % which was drOpsy Of the heart.
Yesterday be felt compaI lively well, and
went 10 the Harmonic Club ICONS to spend
the evening with some friends, where he
died IS stsrei.
His immediate relatives here sre his sis
ter, Mrs II. Berg, and his nieces, Mrs Moses
Ersuse and Mrs. Max kTSuss. He leaves a
large circle OF relatives IN Philadelphia, s..
Louis. COviugfO1, KY, san Antonio, Texas,
and Europe. Dr.. SchuTzer was very highly
esteemed and hsd many warm friends in
Savannah. Re was about fifty i've years Of