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The ages of Empresses and Queens
may interest lady readers. The Empress
Augusta, of Germany, is II; the Queen
of Denmark, 65; and Queen Victoria, of
England, So. The Empress of Brazil and
Queen Olga, of Wurtemburg, have both
reached sixty, while the ex-Empress Eu-
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of Austria, 40; the Queen of the Bel
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Portugal, As, while the three youngest
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the Queen Of Spain, "a; and the Queen
of Servia, %.
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The twelfth year of this magazine-the first un
der the new name, and the most successful in its
history. closed with the October number. The
circulation has shown large gain over that of the
preceding season, and THE CENTURY begins its
thirteenth year with an edition of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.
Bright Flashes Of Intelligence from Near
and AfaF

BrlEnt AasueH OF luIEllis clCe AEDlA y car
aud Afar.
The Western and Atlantic have com
menced running parlOr cars between At
lanta and Nashville.
The =. Johns and Lake Eusts Rail-
road VIII be completed 70 Lane Park,
Fla. better known as OXmOre. IN two OF
three weeks, and then the steamer ROXle
viii make two trips day.
The question Of bonding. Franklin
county. Fla. for the purpose Of building
a railroad from ApalachicOla 70 Mari
anna. in Jackson county, Is now under
discussion in the section interested.
The following Is from the Orlando Re-
DJTteT. a stock company has been Or
gained at ApOpka for the purpose Of
I building a railroad from Clay Springs 70
Lake ApOpka- and 70 establish a line Of
steamers on the Wekiva river"
It is almost certain that daylight viii
shine through the Georgia Pacific tunnel
next Saturday. There VIII then be 50
little work 70 do that the promise % send
a train from Atlanta 10 Birmingham
about the I7th. can be easily made good.
Work on the road between C0osa and
Birmingham has been vigorously pushed.
The jacksonville Herald has the fol-
lowing: The Florida Central and Wes-
tern Railway are building a new side
track from the Brooklyn bridge 70 Hogan
street. between their present track and
Bay street. II Is also announced that the
connection with the Fernandina Road is
soon 10 be made, and the passenger trains,
instead Of arriving and departing at its
present depot, on East Bay street, will
come and 20 from this new depot. This
connection is 70 be built north Of the city,
the line having already been surveyed for
il. A union passenger depot Is one Of the
great needs Of Jacksonville"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
THE CITYs LIGHT.

DfstributiOn Of Lamps BY the Mutual
Gzs Light Company - The Electric
Light Not % Bad Amer All
NJ. y. T. ThOmpson- Secretary q the
Mutual Gas Lig1t Company. with which
tie city mas contracted for lighting the
streets had large force q w0rkmen en-
pl0yed yesterday in delivering and locat-
in ire lamps for the burning u napthas
which viii 0e used for the present for lllu-
minating purposes The heart d the city
was Eeu lighted last night Today the
distribution Of lamps Viii D continued.
and al the rh0rOughfares VII
b illuminated tonight A telegram was
received yesterday from the North stating
that the material necessary for carving
our the work had been fOrw ardcd and vas
a route The Mutual Gas Light JOmps-
II i working energetically and the city
VIII - fully lighted within a few days
TIE faint illumination along the 0usl-
ness streets was noticeable last night II
contrast with the bright light Of the cleo
tric lamps. and many who were foremost
in cOBdemnin- them we're lrsf % retr2cf
their hasry judgment ard conclude that
the electric light was not . bad after al.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
SpeeiaI Notice.

Commencing SATURDAY, November :, the
service Of the Georgia and Florida Inland
Steamboat Compauy-s Steamers between sa-
vannah and Florida VIII be
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
The Steamers
CITY OF BRIDGETON AND FLORIDA
having been thoroughly Overhauled and reit-
ted. VIII leave Savannah as follows. al P.E.:
CITY OF BRIDGETOS
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FLORIDA
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving al FernzIdinz following morning.
and connecting there Win railroads 70 Jack
sonvIIle and al points il Florida
WOODBRIDGE s HARTMAN,
Agents
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

How TIRE Anniversary Of the Great n Al
Birth WIli be Ob=eTxed IN ma \
and EIseunRre

Ha- TIRE Anniversary Of the Greaf n A
Birth zflI be Obserxed in savannah
AID Elsewhere
TIE rezuIzr annual festival q the
Reformation viii - celebrated II ne
usual wsv in thu Lutheran Church 10
morrow ula-ninE- SerDen ~ the pastor,
singing bv the sabbath school and choir.
Tae Evangelical Lutheran Synod q
Gsorzia and adjacent states VIII convene
near Lake CITY. ia On tAe 7th inst and
On SATURDAY. TIE IfEb- me birthday q
Luther wIll oe celebrated b tat oody
Seruous sna s5dressss wiu oe delivered
bv Re- J. P MsT2rT- d.. Bowman and
or1eTs-
On sunday, tae lsEh INST LEt1er fes-
t5vsi w1Il - beld 81 the Lutheran Church
ia tEls cIty. Sermon hy the pastor, slHg-
IN o. the sabbath school
On M0rday. The 18Th Al - P n, TIE
Lutheran Sabbath seh00l VII present. 4
dialogue repTeseu1lng LuL1=r'7 Era1- -
fore TIE Diet u Worms.
On Saturday. the I9Eh inst the Dell q
the Lutheran Church VIII - rung Tor lie
space q half al hour Al suurlse- IN MEN,
o-v q Lutber-s birth ErsternlZl n
churches arr invited - unite win Tne
Lutheran Church il ringing their oel.s q
rl1 sane tine
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

The United states Circuit Court for this
division VIlI meet on the -th inst, the
District Court on the Tuesday following,
which viii be the 18th inst. Judge Locke
win he here 90 the .th. and VIII remain
as I1nE as the public business may re-
lrire. Daring the Irst week Of the term,
6e-frrinr Cd the .th. United states Dis
rr--t Attorney DArnelI viii devote his
Whole time 20 the grand jury. and Will
not desire t0 put on trial any criminal
cssa NJ. Darueu states that be Is au-
elr-izrd bv Judge Locke U say 70 the
wembers u the bar that i they viii as
sin their causes for trial on any day IN
~ -r5t week the same viii be heard
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

or this play. which viii be produced
here on Friday and Saturday evenings,
November erh and 10TH and It's author,
The Sew York Times has the following:
..lIrs. Frances HOdgs0u Burnett il one
0Frur essentially dramatic writers
Has Tie stage given Us OveTmuch IN
recent wears comparable with that Won
derfullv pathetic picture q father and
daughter IL -Esmeralda." Unfortunate
Iv ~ stage is so much occupied with
Electrical un-ealIty that il forgets. often
enough. % Be- truthful and dramatic. The
-lar al Madison square has elements u
lasting strength. One might sup
-.--- rla+ + ea- written 70 illustrate the
trz11 NOBILITY Of human nature"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Ad-ice to AInfhers.

MRS. WINsLow,s SOOTHING SYHo1
should always be used when child u are
cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little SUI
ferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sIeep BY relieving the child from pain, and
the little cherub awakes as . bright as a
button.D 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soofhes the child. softens the gums, al
laws all pain, relieves wind, regulates
the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for aiarrhoea, whether arising from teeth
In or other causes. % cents Dottle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

AIr. John ". lyman yesterday CON-
r1areed 10 rebuild his foundry on the site
of The building lately destroyed by fire.
ne present structure viii 5e q temporary
one. ana win b replaced with first-class
building as soon a. possible. lr. lyman
has his fuIl force q FForkmeD- and can MI
an orders a. heretofore, having arranged
with other f1undries 70 help hin IN this
rr1e--pneF. orders can be LEFT Al the old
rfra. corner n Indian and West Broad
srreets- or lis residence, . Whitaker,
-.-l--ar - Rf4rru
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

First Presbyterian Church Monterey
srra-s.-sarv5ces on sabbath al II O'Clock
a. IL. conducted by the ELDERS. Sabbath
school ar 400 ?. NJ. Prayer meeting
Ttur-Iav evening al : P N
EvanEeIical Lutheran Church Of the
Aaeen-iru--Divine services al II a. N.
srf ~ 1870 .. ID. Sabbath school at $3.50
u.u. AL are Invited
Wesley Monumental Church - Rev.
&C. g. y. MacD0neu pastor.
P-lschfnx az II a. m aud 30 p. IN. by
- pastor. sunday school al $3.50 ?. m.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
0Iothine.

A. THE PAIL AND WINTER Is NOV AZ
HASD-THE SEASON FOR Parties. 80
GAL GATHERINGS AND BALL=u L
NECESSARY FOR EyKRY GENTLKlAS 70
PREPARE HIMSELF To ATTEND Such
GATHERINGS. VIZ WOULD SAY That
VIZ HAVE A FULL LINZ OF BLACK DAG
OSAL PRINCE ALBEIT COATS AND VESTS
HANDSOMELY GOTTEN Up. WHICH VIZ
ARE OFFERING AZ PRICES LESS IHA8
TIE SANE QUALITY OF GOODS HAVE
EVER BEN SOLD N TIE CITY. ASB
WOULD REQUEST CALL TO EXAlINK
THEM BEFORE BUYING ELsEWHEEE-
We ALSO EAvE FULL LINE OF HATS
AND FURNISHING GOODS. HAVE III
CEIvED DURING THE WEEK A FULL LISE
OF GENTS UNDERWEAR, BOTH " EED
AND WHITE. VIZ ARE THE AGENTS FOX
THE KING or SHIFTS . THE BEST sHTET
SOLD N THE CITY. ALSO. UMBRELLAS VIZ
HAVE IN QUANTITIES AND N STYLE TO
SUI TIE MOST FAsTIDIOUs. FROM TEE
CHEAPEST Up TO SILK.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Chr SflOrning AfT5.



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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

Tao ----z q -==--- -1-lz-T 7lL mex -
~ 2 C----1 t1ls morning ~
select s--= " Professor Ae-
vz- Al r-= E1-1'- Opera
==1sr evening" -l= -3sl inst.
E-- secretary = y z Atlanta
u Insurance Company = On q Fl--t
o ~ interest % IL CON an.
--=-. grocer @ ? arm street.
--=- % -ll-a-- l5'-- -------.-7-
- 1.- --1r= ard dwelling ye-ter-
lar.
--a messing II tbs stockholders
% R-= Mil Company VIII
s. Wednesday. the "a Instant a.
u .-.r-- = -- one n The secretary
NJ T Mis-
% -1ri=-iy conduct were
f---r- Is - TIC Police Court yesterday.
D u4- l.-Il=s=c- and rle gtl-r=
s. t-= aggregate So IN -el y
7-Ll--t-
l-.11 1f S53 - from the citi-
- 10 Savior. LlTrdss county Tor the
lL r-e -re- wzs receive ~
RE LsEr yesterday and turned over -
- treasurer NJ me kel-i una t'--i-
1--e-
C.rtail Hughes and crew, q the bTll-
TAI ..-e = roma. rendered eI--clL ser
ve a Wednesdays con1azl alton Up
-arr-.- I-aer bull 1lr-=. and are deserving
-r-re... ue1la-i1l tJr tleir bravery
and ur-= E-l -all---
Alderman D. =. Tl1mas lost in We'd
r--l .--- IRE. between Indian and canal
---a---. stable sheds and SIX small
hre-e-. "a which there was no Insurance
T JOSS w-tl small damage % wharf
r------r T.l-l not exceed 500.
Tie alarm 10 fr- about O'Clock last
r- was caused ~ the burning q a
reg - -1= house On tle northeast
-r.- % West Broad and Hull streets.
Tr--- was no damage. TIE Barlow en-
--s WAS promptly On the ground but did
I.- e. % work az the chimney soon burnt
CAR
Ts- C.rz-rs Relief Committee needs
--- -.--1aea ~ The ladies IN supp ylns
-le 1=rers IS The lrs HlI1 clothing
and asks rlz- -V1 ladies from each ~ tn
r--rilz c1-zrz-arllls- Wesley Irlni-
-r Eer Houston Street Lutheran "a
r1---aI. e. Patrick Baptist lndepeH-
Fa-r Pres terrain. First Presbyterian
Mess L-r1el and Blai Birth wil meet
tle hartman a. d. O'Clock today ln INC
Trt- Rom n the Irlerleullerrl lLlrr1-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

A down freight train on the Central
Railroad ran Of the track yesterday at
the 100 mile post. The engine and num-
Der Of cars were derailed, but it was
learned that no one was injured. The
accident caused considerable delay 10
other trains
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

II was in Lowell, Mass. An alarm q
fire was sounded ard the engine was rap
idly driven out q the engine house One
u the horses took fright, pranced wildly
about and ran the engine against the
brick door frame Chief Engineer Hos
Iner was severely bruised and Two Of MS
MS we're broken. For three weeks the
physicians d0ct0red hin. Then friend
brought him some Perry Davis PAN
Killer. On being rub1ed with this. De
was soon well. Best Iniment in the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Spiral Aetirre
To the Ladies'

ne Citizens Relief C0uui1Eee seSds ~
lzss5s1zzas . 80 LEIiss Il Tire work Of supply
5uz FEE sufferers By the lzEe fire with cloth
clothing. 1uel and bedding and respectfully
AK that 81 ls15f 1l-o ladies' ron 62c1 Of he
following c8nEreElli01z: Wesley. Trinity.
View Houston street. Lutheran. Cathedral.
81 Parrsek Baptist Independent Presbyte
nan Fgrs4 Presbyterian. Elckva Israel. and
Bnsi Br5sh. vii meet the Chairman az Z
oreEg-E TO-DAY in the Lecture Room OF the
Tnieuanden1 Presbyterian Church
By order q the Committee
T. N. HULL Chairman
NrEENEFE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
snmething About On Fire Engines.

Something About Our Fire Engines
It's stated that the Waiver Steam In.
CINE was in good order during the late
fire. but was not put in service because
her wheels were vanished and not dry.
The wheels were in a wheelwright shop
not 80 yards from the engine house.
The reserve engine, JnO. W. Anderson,
and the Barton steamer are both IN need
Of a thorough oyerhauling. Foreman
KoIlock. Of the latter, says bis engine i
not fit for service and liable 70 break
down at any time.
From this. il would appear that there
are only two steamers in good order, the
Washington. and provided the wheels are
ready. the Waiver.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Not 10 Fauit o. the Carrier.

u Yesterdays SEw5 reference was
made ODD rae discovery By The police d one
o. me I=--er boxes. 10 the corner u Bar
-a-- ars HUI streets. unlocked sup
r1-ei 70 have been left - careles7iy by
TIE carrier. The Superintendent q the
r.--a-z 1e.Ererr Mr.. William Coolidge
lr.r.F - 8 WORNTSG NEws reporter
Yesterday tlat tl- fault was not with the
carrier. 6a- that the lock u the box was
broken and. being unable - use the box
until q lew lock was obtained. the ola
ls-E was taken on and notice posted
caut.1uIuz the pu5iIc from putting mail
va Tie box Tor rhe present Upon the dis
c1rerv 81 t1e police the post once au-
tLlures Were uotinea that the DoA vas
broken open. Mr. Coolidge replied that
r--l wac not the case but that i was
Iefr rr-l ur.rTscsely % prevent the public
from ieuasIti1z mail there.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

TIE Spanish bark Aurora. Captain
sarerlach. was cleared yesterday for Bar
-srona- ~ Messrs. D. G.. Bacon & Co,
- 4 IL pieces Of resawn lumber meas
- - ~ superficial feet, valued AT
- -. ana ] piece Of hewn timber meas
49, 49, - bet valued a. 50. Total
--eiue II cargo, f2.350-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

There was considerable anxiety felt
duunE the IRE as 70 the water supply.
In conversation with Mr.. 4. \. Miller,
Superintendent Of the Water " orks IN
regard 20 the service during the GONNA
grafton. that gentleman made some inter-
esti1y statements. He left the city 70
proceed % the works after be supposed
The Fire Department had the fire entirely
under control
in crossing the Canal bridge
On nv wav.n said Mr.. Miller. i observed
the dre had freshened up among the build
in-s on the north side Of the warehouse.
and was fully convinced IN my own mind
that the confagTatiOn would De an eX-
tensive one. and would require all the
water from the works capable Of being
given. Upon nv arrival al O'Clock l
found the large engine making - strokes
Per minute. keeping up steady water
pressure 81 - pounds by the gauge. one
OF t8O u the labOring hands had left and
the balance living in the threatened dis
trict. as well a. Mr.. MetZgeT. the engl-
neer ia charge. He was allowed % leave,
and ! took charge Of the engines myself.
having but one fireman and carpenter
left.
Finding the pressure falling. / placed
two men On the IRE and increased the
speed Of the engine 70 s. strokes per min
ute. the pressure varying from % u -
pounds. | made preparations 70 start up
the smaller engine. in case we could not
keep up the pressure with the large one,
which was then delivering $4,000 gallons
per hour. and al the rate OF 5.blo,vyy gal
Ions in twentv-fOur hours. The amount
Of water consumed surprised me, and
attributed il 70 the breaking OF
bursting Of some Of the smaller
mains in the vicinity Of the IRE,
and labOred under that deluslOn
until one Of the firemen returned and IN
formed me that every FIRE plug on the
Ocean Steamship wharf, cotton ware
houses. cotton presses and rice mills were
in full play. which accounted for the
amount delivered per hour. InIs was
within a few thousand gallons Of the
capacity Of the tank al the tower. holding
$4,000 gallons. This viii give an idea Of
the quantity used each successive hour,
say from 3 O'Clock until :.
"Wben the excessive supply had de-
creased at Savannah l was very anxious
about the stage OF the water IN the river.
In constructing the pump-wen II was a
great difficulty. owing 10 the Qulck-sand.
10 get il as low as was wanted. b per-
severance. however, we finally reached
81 feet depth 81 water in wells below low
water mark. The great anxiety Of Mayor
Wheaton and the Water Works Commit
tee AT the time the works were built was
10 guard against a combination Of cir
cumstances which, as one Of the gentle
men observed. might not occur in one
thousand years. but which was realized at
the occurrence Of Wednesdays IRE. In
a large conf gratiOn, with strong west
erly wind and spring tides, which caused
a very low tide in the river, at least two
feet below ordinary tides, the well AFFORD
cd an ample supply"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

D. E THOM As desires 70 thank his friends.
through whose efforts that portion o. lbs
wharf property north Of Canal street, AID
large SICK rs-510 tons. q ooal were saved
fry-n the recent extensive confirmation
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Old Fish Won't Take Bare Hook.

Old Fish Won't Take Bare Hook.
That is why throw out no Turing bait 70
catch suckers" Ny reputation is es-
tablished. and it must be kept up. Ny
clothing is far superior 70 the general run
Of ..ready-made'' goods, in style, make up,
cut and trimming. This is a well-knOwn
fact. however. The public can ind on
my counters clothing that cannot be had
elsewhere in the city, except at merchant
tailors'. Ny hold is in having my suits
made 10 order. hence in buying from me
YOU run no risk Of behOlding duplicate
of your suit on the first man you meet.
To be sure, l have nice suits in plenty al
prices as low as anybody else. Ny SO
suit. for instance. Is better value than you
can find elsewhere in the city. Besides
my specially OF fine clothing have stocks
Of hats in all the latest styles, also shirts,
scarlet and white underwear, merino,
cotton and wooden half hose, neck wear,
cardigan Jackets, umbrellas, etc. Just
received a large variety Of gents, youths
and boys OvercOats.
/ merely ask you TO walk through my
stock and examine it, as ! am always
glad to show it. l guarantee my prices
as low as the lowest for same quality,
and solicit a call from all.
SIMON MITCHELL,
-Adc. 159 BrOughtOn street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Home Mission.

Th4 uerstr.rs q rh4 Lsdses' Home Misslsz
Soaiarv are re4zesre3 to Ezeei az Trl1lEy
MsGba7lsz Church THIS Saturday MORN
ING. AZ e O'clock pro1pt-
Ms Y. B. NELL.
Vice President.
Ms DrPoST. Secretsrv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03
Notice.

NJ health being re-established, have re-
sumed practice, and VIII bestow strict atten-
ton on all professional business confded 70
nv care. :. YATES LEVY,
Attorney a. Law.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

Neither the Captain nor the COnsignees Of
the swedish bzrs '-STe4~ VIII BE responsible
for auE debts contracted b any Of the crew
WEED & CORNWELL-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

t. HsFeriy Comedy Company which
~,~snilv appeared here In sour strate-
-. . ,rllf e here again On the 18TH, and
-.iIi i've ere-fourlh Of their gross receip ta
~ - bsnsat q the sufferers by the late
ere.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-03

OFFICE TYLER COTTON PRESS CO-,t
SAVANNAH. Oct. =. lss3-
The public l. hereby notified that the Cotton
Press Association Is the only party authorized
BY this Company 70 collect wharfage on car
goes OF vessels berthed at the property known
for wears a. Tyler Press" SAID property be-
ing bounded on the east By the east SIDE Of
Lamar Greek outlet.
]. DE- BRLYN kOPS. President.