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TYLER.

TrLER, Sept. 2l.-TsPeciALl-In the case
ofg.N. whitaker vs. the Kansas a Gull
Short Line railway, heard at Canton, Van
z,ndt county yesterday, the injunction was
continued m force for fnai hearing, oy IN
order in which y Il ssggestea us so >,
the nIaintif in q STREET oOEn ana along
vhjcn said road n prcjscred. yhich &C ion
viii bring the case properly before tDe
court. ..-,
A collision occurred on the frtsrnstional
Il firest Northern. az miles north ~ here,
a. go last evening, between ~ f1irs - 90
80 -o-k-trnin. 8oih euei1fs were bed 3
dsnevrd. one cynvicl bhd IN arm 1r0Een
40 Eve made fhei- escspe-. The ~ '<,,t
v-hich VS. bound south. was tgEed ~ ibs
~rorF-f-uin. and IL rerorfed - msking tTen-
fr-fve miles an hour % the TINE The NofE-
TRAN Wns discovered
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Just before the
close of the performance at the Hambria
variety theatre last evening, Richard
Whe,en, sged twenty, fred revolver ut
Carrie Hart or Howard, o1e of the actresses,
He then blew his own brains out. Whmlen.
who was a travelling salesman for Broderick
& Bascom. of this CITY, is said TO have been
infatu ated with the Howard girl and shot
At her because she would not accept pres
ent. Another story is that he recently loss
considerable Of his employers moDeygamo-
ing in New Or,esus. had been drinking
heavily and killed himself in a fit oil des-
rpratioD
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SAN ANrnNIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2l.-[Special.l--A A,
drunken peddler today scraped aeauain-
lance with man named Price, who was OF
a generous turn and set 'em up in, STYLE
but before becoming duly intox Gated the
parties separated. and the peddler snbse'
aueutly missed one VI his watchea. Pnee
had stquesterei it and was promptly
jupged. .,,o iii M.
shear this tall, the market tor wool Is 80
low. -, -
Abe Allen, a powerful negro living on
Houston street. beat and choked his vile
into senseless condition this evening. lie
will be arrested.
a new street car line will be built on
sonth Flores street, and the city council
will be petitioned for right-of'way at Its
next meeting.
Business in land sales is very dull.
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> G-r<ras err. SEPT. I.-lspsciall-on
at wedDesdsy J. sniih and }. d. ii,ts'
fso yOung men rho rers rorfing for -
q. ~. Mshrney. onit vrrt ard aske1 -.
. u. W. Watson. tne supertrienoent ~ ~
~ hruris ranrt. f1r sefliemert- ne -
Ffe-.nr she money atr1t lis rersnn -
..,,- - - rrf.r lrr one GAYS work sr.Ilce
III rlet uns cue den. nnd T-siercaT y y
c~ffh. whc Il n11 more tusr srl-el ~
~r~nrfrer rears old. nrpt1rtl - 80
--Ifl hr'th ,-1srs. and fn-iea1 81 ne cr.r-
- figures lhers appe1rt1 re-f,s.--It
- I'd nn eleven beIrre - cn5A - ~.
- r~fe- a he ralue ~ - nt 49,
. -. - - 80 I'D tbs err - wtou
80 -. Tod. tonrtt therr. strn1Te1
~ -. uns1spscti1ElT. NJ. hshonsT hrp
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prxrsoS, Sept. p. Tspecial.l-A new bsnF'
70 be called the State National bank, willopen
in this city 10 few days. The parties are
here. the furniture is received and as coon
a. room can be fitted up business will De-
Gin. They will hzve ample capital TO sup
xiv ali demands for legitimate business
Mr.. ByrDe. publisher Of the late Denison
Times. will eujoin the proprietor OF the
Gate CITY. the new evening daily, from rs
ing the Times mateIiai 70 PRINT saia oalis
-, Rerne claims that he was dispOssessed
-of The material in an unfair manner.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-The convention oil
the National association of general baggage
agents was concluded this morning. The
system of checking baggage ut private resi-
uences. hotels, etc, was unanimously con-
demned. Resolutions were adopted rec
ommending that, if practicable, the maxi
nun weight of single pieces of emigrant
baggage be placed at $50 pounds, the
amount allowed other travellers. The next
annual convention will be held at st. Louis
in EphIuarv
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LNUAl-u
r.~-u-~. sep. a At the Mauchsstsr
-,esf nr IN rhs Paddock hzudicsp sweep
sr.tss. Passssic u0n, Freusy, sscJ.oi IAN
brrfe. tllrd.
FEsrIFrrIEs At QrEHBc.
Orrrfc sert- u The governor rener-
~ f1su 81 fhr eaTifoi iasf night va
Grand sucress 11l irFiia.isrs hting accfpi-
a oar 81 she fa-rs Uumbsr issued a bIi-
l-.rr e--arrhinse ras present. Lord lorne,
PINE Geu-re 81 Wales. Nirs-A rmirsl
I'm rurr-1 srd r Marty from TIE leet
HsrrT Rev 10. Dalton. s1-tu,or 70
r,-ir.-. earrr-. E1d tte l.difs au1 gentle.
.I.r ir waIfns. rrsds 10 The We rtfA
-.rr Tne rea-her uss lue- Dancinl
- lnfrIre1 81 - fts f0rsrno- terrncs
fHrirE fhf -rsdrf. - ucl ~ N ihe 81.
- r. har1 IL So fl..-slir f.-rriso-f
-, -rr.ir. 1'rs so lt.es rere kspt -
100 es-Ir f|rrI- fhis usrnibE.9 d :.
Errr1r 11FEs-
I.rrr~r. e-rr- u---Ths Faris co-Tesron1
- o tlIs 1fres IN sruDt1E N frsnco
Ctinsss nt1s-ig1 ~ t1s 1ueStlon II sns
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 81. Ten innings ALE
ghanys, 7; Eclipse, 3.
PHiLADELpEIA, Sept. 21.-Detroit, 9; Phil.
adelphia, 3.
Lorrvrltr, Sept. 9l.-Ehlse. s. ALE
gheny.7
NEw YORK, Sept. 2l.-New York, 10; Chi
caeo, /. =
BosToN Sept. 2I.-Buff,lo, 3; Boston, 2,
COLUMBUS, Sept. 2l.-Metropolitans, 81
Columbus, /. a.
CIYcNsATI, Sept. 2l.-Cincinnati, TO-
Baltimore.
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TrxARKASA, Sept. 2l.-[Special 1.-The
negro rapist, mentioned in yesterday
special, was captured last night and identi'
fed by the woman as the guilty party. lie
has made partial confession to the officers.
He waived an examination this morning,
ana was remanded TO the county jail ~
BOSTON, without bail, where be Will De
taken tomorrow morning, in case Judge
lynch does not take charge OF MIN To-
night, Of which there Is strong talk.
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Ra,,st I,eaten to Jel y.

COLUMBIA, S. C. Sept. 21.-Yesterday ct
sumpter, negro outraged white girl,
Bette Dixon, aged IL years. The lister OF
the victim ia trying to protect her. was
stabbed bv the negro bnt not fatally. Last
night citizens took the negro, tied him 70 =
tree. shot him, and then beat him to jelly
md 1eff him
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TEHUlolxA, Sept. 2l.-Tspscisi l-Rdn
fell Tor about five hours yesterday. h"t 20
slowly that the ground was vi ouiy an
irch or % deep-not enough % bnng up
the turnips. During the night the tky De
came clesr, ara . brisk and cool mortimer
sprsnR M. This morning IT sunrise The
thermometer stood ct 6Z, and hres were IN
Professor Gillespie has recovered, and i
aeain 1t his regular duties.
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rr-rs-rL1r. s-ri- Abe s-iucsficnt
.,--.--,..- - In rr~-i,r to-1rT. th1rrl
-. = I'll -. 49,. fnrt trr.r.lri- "a
- i.-.Is...s - ~ - l.tr- Il st-II'.
- - s-n-s --.r--rIIr stirh u NM. q
WIe4I..Irrf. t-as1.l re-T s5lT. t.es-ui,rir
f@-r-frr Fr1rrni a. - eruc1t.c1 -
nsrrsss uirt trt 70 fissrr-lrr Trlfe.
rT.s rrr~rrlirr nriru~re1 tt1 eFer.n1
F-rrr rus 10 r1-ttctrEtec ws-t Fl-1rs1-
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GREENvILLE.

GREEHvILLE. Sept. 2l.-[Special. Yes
|terday morning the o'clock mail was
stolen from the depot and carried about
half mile and pilfered. Luckily it con-
tanned no registered packages, but the rob
Der, it is supposed, obtained several dollars
enclosed in letters not registered. The mall
large number of letters torn up. Three
suspicious persons were arrested, butin the
absence of proof against them they were re-
leased. Our postmaster has made strenu.
Gus efforts to find the guilty parties, but
wit no success.
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Cnleridge Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.--Lord CAis.' Justice
Ooleridgs will reach this city
tomorrow. Tuesday evening be
will be given Il Banquet, at
which aboat 800 representative and roies.
sional men will be- present. We3ne sd.y
evsning be viii DE tendsred /. private din
npr-by Emory Storrs
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r,n1sx ohlocrn- yptl,cted

ST. ALBANs, Sept. 2r.--Lawrenca Irrain'
.erd, Is. O. Brainerd and Charles Wymail
tf the st. Adams Trust company
II re indicted by The grand jury for vioa5iol'
oil the penal clause of their cnarter. Lew.
ra nee Brainerd gave $5OCg0 bail. the others
ret ogni7ed in $4,000 and $4,000 respee-
tiu ly. 1t is understood three other Ii
rect ors sre included in the finding of the
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HANN lDaL,.Mo., Seps. 2l.-Fire broke out
I'm the i4anaibal & ST. Joe railroad shops
d, 3 O'Clock this morning, totally de-
s9roying tho machine and blacksmith
shops l'.oss. $500 000r partially insured.
Toe shops wilIibe repaired as soon rs pos
'sible. TWO hundred and fifty men are
tpropOrarit out OF employment. ~ -
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, Sept. 2l.-TSpecial.l-The iron
bridge for the International railway has
been shipped, and it is expected in lew
days. As soon as it is erected track-laying
will commence on the other side, as the
grade has been completed almost to Mier.
A drunken Mexican beat his wife last
nirht because she ran away from boms, she
having taken refuge at neighbours house
through fear OF him.
The Mexican National have put a large
force OF men to work on o temporary
hr,dge in Mace of the one recently washed
away. They expect to erect an iron bridge
very soon. A.
The Reyista, of Monterey, reports the
suicide OF an American named Patterson,
in hat city recently.
1t is believed that in view OF the many
improvements now going on ana anticipat-
ed. that this place will take great boom
S0Ol.
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Nr- YORK Sept "a SAT- has sen cor.
rnerc-d in toe s1orene cou-t ~ Leslie =
sInuzon. q brotifsr d. the w@li k1uTn Dll-
lard player. sr1i1-t ihr L1ng and rail-
80 ~ reeve $50 90 damsEes i0r injury
-.cslved ~ collision on tue llth instsnt-
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WV YoEr, Sept. 2i.--Jsck DsmssT and
Isek Baylsn, uuriiisis, we're arrested yes-
terdsv when ab1ut % engage IN bnNing
rnstch- Thew were arraigned to-day uu1er
the penal c3ds ard bed m SOD eac1 =
-, tfe peaps for one FeHr- In dsfzulf o.
bsil t,0th psrs i0cked up -. 49,
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Brokers ra1npering with the Temperature

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-Before the adjourn
ment of the board of trade to-day. the Sec
rotary raped to order and announced that
some one on the floor of the exchange
earlier in the day mutlated the signal ser
vice weather report; alterations were
made in figures and the statement
of the report so changed as to
give a contrary meaning to the one
originally intended. Before the deception
was discovered a perceptiole decline in corn
resulted, number OF memoirs losing
thereby
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-PrrrssUro. sept. "a. III r sisted ihsi iss
disinfsrrstion q Knights q Labor
thrsstsDsd. o. scoouut q he prooeeo-
inx, taksn st . meeting q he gsnsrs
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Gu ,YM1s, Sept. 2h-Only four new cases
of fey er ays reported in the last twenty -touJ
hours and thirteen deaths. vt is expected
that al ter to-day the number will steadily
lap q
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STOCKTON

STOCKTON, Sept. 2l.-[speciall-A heavy
rain has falleL here during the last two
days. The whole amount oil rain fallen
exceeds seven inches. The whole lower
town was flooded for hours, and several
Mexica m families had 10 leave their houses;
carrying their property TO higher situated
,laceo- The stonu<She merchants have
been someWh51V aged but not to great
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l,hof GIl1es
whole Tickets, So; Half Tickets, ST. 2T
TiCkeIs, H0Oi 65 1tckets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express. Dont seud ny registered letter or
pOSt-Oflce order, until further nOd,e. Orders
Of s. and upward by express can be sent at
orr ezpepse. Address all orders 10 J. DObG.
LAS. Louisville. Ky.
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assemhlv In Cinc innnti.

assembly In Cine 7nnati. The Piitsburg
members especially will Withdraw
because Frank Foster, pronounced fres-
trader. has been plac, vi at the bead of the
meeting, and which will hereafter direct
and control he order. IT comes from some
of the highest officers OF the order. In this
city the mem bers of the order who are pro-
teCtiorists will withdraw FROM il a. an early
day, and they compose tEe majority Of
the order, but were out-gear.-aled by the
free.iraders. who are support I'd by the Cob
Rap olnh
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SUNDRY SPECIALS.


aa,ysst. nj The CITY suffering From an
Ice Famine.
/-------s---
hampasaa Tho Fire PIend Calls The
Turn for SEQ, 600.
Austin, The Capitals Nine Beaten by
the Browns.
Greenyillp: ANAL RobDer Gets in His
work and Escapes.
Stockton: Floods Caused by the Recent
Rains.
Texarkana: Judge Lynch to Care for a
Negro Rayisher.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON.
Gresham GIyes Another Growl at Lot
terry Companies,
And Issues a sun More Stringent Or.
der 10 POstma,iers.
FOlger Wrestles with Civil Service
Question,
Aud PrOpounds Conundrum TO the
Commissioners.
Chandler Continues 10 ChastlSe CitTri.
ish Cadets.
Claim Agents Trying n Raid on the
Census Marshal.
= Ter News From the National |
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ATHENS.

ATHENS, Sept. 2l.-[Special. lit is re-
ported that the land buyer mentioned a
few days ago has purchased one tract
land in the county containing 200 acres,
and states he thinks he will purchase the full
quota of 10 900 acres.
Another affair arising out ola land mat.
ter concerning the man Mckeeyer, arrested
lately in Galveston, in which. our fellow
townsman, Charles A. Geinst, is mixed mp,
is causing some little comment among, our
citizens. MIR. Geinst is reliable and hon
est gentleman, aud did nothing wrong. in
the matter; only attempted to sell Mckee
yer his land in this county.
The shooting affair which occurred here
the other night, turned out from last re-
port to have been caused by negroes, run
ming off the tramp before mentioned, VINO
has not been heard of since. The seer,1
did all he could, but failed to ferret cut the
matter, and all is quiet concerning the
same.
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AUSTIN.

ktsYrS Sept. 2l.-Lspeoial 1.-The Dallas
Browns and Austin Reds played match
game this evening. The score stood ;
Browns, %; Reds. 6. They play again to-
morrow.
The st. Louis Cattle company, of C0lora-
do City, capital stock 5000, 900, filed a char
ter to'dsy.
The assessment rolls OF Dallas and lvaide
counties have been received. The increase
in Dallas is So, 166, 500.
An unknown man suicided at the South.
ern hotel last night by shooting himself
through the head.
There we're five matricuants to-day.
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Other Interesting News by Specials
GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, Sept. 2l.-[Speclal. There
are no new developments to note in the ice
supply in the city, and the only company
having any frigidity is the Neptune Manu-
featuring company, which is turning outs
small quantity daily. The change OF the
temperature permits the packers Of fish,
and oysters for interior markets to get
along with less quantity than during me
hot days. Early in the week the WIND
shifted to the north, and northeast this
morning, and has continued to blow quire
briskly. This afternoon the tide was run
ming out at moderate rate and there was
considerable swell outside. The rain which
fell copiously yesterday afternoon, was
much needed, and has proven very bene'
fetal.
Tomorrow Hon. William F.. Austin,
Judge of the county court, and jury Will
Investigate the sanity OF ten persons, SIX
men and four women, who are now con;
fined in the county Jail as being OF unsound
mind. -,
GALVESTON, Sept. 2l.-[Press. 1.-The city
at present is almost wholly dependent for
its ice supply upon the small quantity
manufactured daily by one company
Packers of fish and oysters for the interior
markets are enabled by the cool weather to
struggle along temporarily.
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LAMpASAS.

LAMpAsAs, Sept. 21.-[Special.l-A lire
this afternoon destroyed half OF the square
between Third and Fourth streets. Total
loss, 500 900; insurance, 5000.
j. ID. Cossett druggist, had three frames
and stock burnt.
: William Baird, grocer; stock destroyed.
Mrs. Tibbett, restaurant and CONNECTIONS
cry total loss.
A. J. Pile, hides aud wool; partial loss.
Bonner & Letcher, proprietors OF Lam
passas Dispatch; partial loss.
Several other frame buildings were
burned.
Judge ]. G. Matthews and Captain F. d.
Wilkes. prominent lawyers, left to-day for
Brownwond to attend court
A splendid rain commenced falling yes
terday morning and kept up until late last
night. Our grass will be improved by this
Lampasas has drummers out all the time,
and also has buyers from the western towns
here every day.
The Lampasas Daily Globe has been pur'
chased by j. +. Lewis. of the Western
Texan. Junction CITY. Mr. s. Fl. Corothers,
its former editor, will he retained The city
will give Colonel Lewis paper healthy
support
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penfa IN town about The, i'm en- ,ns awoui
Of the uanaaotlon and kt,swlns saaod u
Tor which ~ orders wefg syeD {, Nv Nj
erfest Of voting Smith. who TOO. w
glyer q hearing and pl eaded rnllty an, u
OF which be was reir snded 10 jail. Smltl
says bis father lives w Elmball county and
Is o wealthy siookmaH.
| The shtrlfTs OF Coleman, San Saba, Nc.
Culloch and Concho CountNes, with the?i
deputies, have been called 70 the lines ~
3 IN Saba. Coleman and MCCnlluch, TO In
ygstlgate the brand burning Of cattle, which
Is reported In progress ut that point, by an
organized body Of lawless men. IL Ii re-
ported that when cattle have the brands
burned. though they could BIZ identified,
the owners are afraid to claim them.
We have had arother good rain. and now
are enjoying temperature OF GO degrees.
Tom Hayes, who was shot at Ttickum q
few days ago by Pendeton, has since died.
Pendleton is now under arrest.
FORT WORTH.
FoRr WORTH, Sept. 2l.-[Special.l-Cap-
tain B. B. Paddock, editor of the Gazette,
retires from that position, and W. l.. Ma
l)pe becomes managing editor.
AT the races to-day, the inaugratipg OF
the driving park, Emma w. owned by
Major Barley, of Dallas won Nalvolia.
second. Sheriff Browns Gray DICK beat
Johnson's bay and won the $1,000 race.
Sheriff Douglass, of Grayson county,
passed through the city tonight to go TO
Bowie, TO secure kidnapped child ana re-
turn her to her mother, waiting here.
trial in the county court to-day;
Harper had fine breech-loader repaired
by Anderson, and when he fired it he was
badly injured in the right shoulder. he
wants damages.
John Galloway was arrested to-day for
suborning witness in tie mayor scourt.
The county association of physicians met
to night, and took strong and decioea
grounds against the ipdiscrimiDate sale OF
poisons, thereby enabling persons to sui
eide. They recommend police regulations
WACO.
Waco, Sept. 2l.-[Special. 1.-The granery
of Rev. Sam P. Wright four miles from
own burned this afternoon in which his
entire crop had been harvested. The in
surance was comparatively light; figures
not obtainable tonight. Mr.. Wright was
badly burned ABOUT the face, though not
seriously. The fire department responded
promptly but abandoned their trip When
they discovered its distance from town.,
A man named Mike Conner was arrested
and Jailed here to-day cha ged with the
theft of pocketbook containing $50. The
pocketbook was found in Corners trunk
and Sl7 on his person.
Miss Alcesta Healt. of st. Louis, has
reen chosen to fill tbe.position OF assistant
principal OF public schools.
The sheriff at Nordland, Dakota, is
en- route to Waco to take charge OF Or.
Swisher, the enterprisiDg eloper, who was
arrested at Hillsboro about ten days since.
The death of Mrs. Elmer Rogers. formerly
of Waco, at her home in Wisconsin, is an
nounced by telegraph.
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IsSII;;:SaH
4ll | 5iK&
$50, 800 FOR 81

REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
eetT take place in the Masonic Hall, Mssoni
BDs Temple Building in Louisville, Ky
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1888
A LAWFUL LOTTERY ard FAIR DRAW
ING chartered by the egisla ure Of KY. al
wiG declared legal by the highest Court in the
State. Bond given 10 Henry county in the sum of
80 00O for the prompt pay met o. all prizes old
A REVOLUTION IN Single Number Drawings.
BFi Every ticket holder bis own supervisor
an call out the number op his ticket and see
he CORE 4pondlng number on the placed
in the wheel in his presence. The, drawings
will nCcur on the last THURSDAY OF every
month. Read the magnificent
AEprENInER snIrEAIE
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t7y-More Brown Gins have been sold during The paJt
fouyseasons thnn '.ny other two makes combin. "
Mr. Our manufacturing end shipping iaCili2oa
are unequalled. Full descriptive circular with hum
dredI Of planters testimonials sent on APPLICATION
Correspondence Solicited, address.
BROWN COTTON GIN Co., New London, Ct-
Mltrholl Q. u--r- AgeIls -. Il
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-17

CITY IREASURERS OFFICE.f
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 8, 1888.
The following extracts from the city Ordi-
nances governing the Water Works. are pub
llshed for the information and government of
water takers, viz:
Art. LXNIII, sec p. If the connection or
branch pipe. stop or hydrant cock, through
which the premises of any persons shall have
been supplied with water, shall become leaky
or out of repair, il shall be the duty of such per-
son forthwith to have the same repaired; and
il such person shall neglect to have the same
repaired within "A hours after notice, he, she
or they. on conviction before the Police Court.
shall be fined in the sum Of SO; and If such
person shall continue to neglect to have the
same repaired, the supply of water on such
premises shall be cut off.
Sec. %. If any person shall knowingly and
unnecessarily waste the water on his premi-
ses, he, she or they shall be liable to penalty
Of water may be withheld from such premi-
ses.
Sec so 1t shall be the duty of every person
whose premises may be supplied with water,
to prohibit persons from procuring any water
from such premises, under a penalty of $50
and costs, and the supply OF water may be shut
of from such premises at the discretion OF
the Board of Commissioners; and every per-
son who may use the water without paying
therefor, and upon conviction before the PO-
lice Court. shall be subject to a penalty of $50
and costs. one-half payable to the lnfOrmeF
and the other half into the City Treasury.
The attention of water takers is especially
called to the unnecessary waste Of water, Oc-
stoned by continuously keeping open the
valves of their water closets and bath tubs,
and are hereby requested not to let them re-
main open any longer than is absolutely ne
cessary to keep them properly cleansed.
c. :. HARDEE, City Treasurer.