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liCkoG, from committee on claims, re-
ported the reasons for cutting justices and
Constables bills; they are Illegal IN many
cases irregular IN form and much OF the
work belongs To the sheriff,
O'Laughlln, from the special committee
"a publishing a statement of the cost Of
building the court house and jail, recon-
mended that the report above gwen togeth.
er with the pay and expenses of the COM
mittee, rent paid, ard other incidentals,
(watchmen, &c) be published IN circular
form, 5000 copies IN English and 1000 IN
German, 10 be distributed TO the supervi-
sors for use Of taxpayers in proportion to
population. The committee ask that they
be allowed 10 meet at some future time tu
prepare and publish such statement. Re
port adopted.
The sheritfs semi-anuual report was
read by Mr.. iIoge and approved. it
showed.
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On Wednesday evening the residence Of j.
K. Porter, Esq, the well.known hay carrier
man, was badly scorched by fire, which orig.
mated IN the kitchen, at the southwest cor.
ner Of the building. The alarm was given
by telephone and in half minute from the
discovery of the fire the alarm was being
rung from the engine house, and in ten min.
utes, perhaps less, stream OF water was
playing upon the burning building. The
flames had made considerable Roadway,
however, and in spite of all efforts that part
Of the house where it started and the roof OF
the main building were pretty badly burned
The furniture was pretty much all taken out,
but Of course was more or less damaged
Among those deserving especial mention for
the manner in which they worked in the
midst of smoke and flames to save the house
hold effects are WIN. Barker, Isaac Rhodes,
Tom Walters, and one OF the workmen al
the mill whose name we cannot recall Miss
Eliza Porter also deserves notice for her
heroism in rescuing her little brother, who
was asleep in room right over the fire.
The room was filed with smoke, and when
she had brought the lad out was herself near
ly sufiocated with the smoke, and with diff
Guilty was able to reach a place OF safety
The damage to the building is variously es-
timated at from 81, 600 to 81 800, upon which
there is an insurance in the agency OF I. E.
McKinlay for 50, 600; the damage to the per-
sonal property will amount to from $500 to
$500, with no insurance. The burned out
family are comfortably provided for at the
residence OF Mr. Scott, and as soon rs the
insurance has been adjusted the work OF re
pairs will begin.
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The attention OF the ladies il especially called o. Uur
stock OF Black ana Colorei N.iveus for suit
ings, from 80 t. e0c per yard.
Corseis, ladies' and Children's Underwear. Jersey
Jackets extra sizes made 10 ORDER, Gloves Hosiery
Children's Bibs, Tides &c
Seaskin Caps. SIS
500 spools Black and COored Betting Sewing s..ks
lCO yards esrh. At loo
500 spsos Black ara Culorci Button Eole Twist -
&c. BOrderc' Handkerchief ats oct1N.lssl
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- OIIC i...-i.~TsgE tF NNrn1 81. NEWELL
y pfcEt~rp --Nu''re l- hereby given, that the IN
dcr-Isqad Administrator Dt ~" estate ~ Nancy II,
Npwrl.. li" OF m" cuuuty ui Ia ~u'lr ana siac OF
Illinois dcrisod viii pear n.iplc the Probate Court
OF aid county 1u rae third Monday being tue klSi
law cot January l-sI at tr Probate Court Room in
ottawa. 100 said county. when and whore al persons
having claims or demands agn!l-. saint estate are no
tined 10 atru! and present tr ,t,In n writing Tor uu
iu-fUrnt
Ua,rG ilis i'A day oi December -. 1881
s. " NEE~.
ices lV Administrator
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Shaw's combination coffee is the finest
roasted coffee 10 Ottawa. Only 25c.
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NlIi ..IEHp nIrIr ,

40 SUIN"
NOT" TORN our"
BiT 1T WHOLESALE PRICE:
SAMPLE HOSIERY IN BUNDLES
At UILXS.
7. s. -iLSO, SHA WIS, UNDER
WEAR, GLOVES AND SILK HAND
hERCWIEFS.
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Dec 9Th. At the Clfron Hotci. by Rev. Ccu = ioupG
Nj. CHARLES q. DEEMS, Of Rutland. To- Mis- ELLA
a. CURNFA. OF WedrOn.
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O'Laughlln offered a resolutloa which
was adopted that the finance committee
be requested 10 report to this Board the
actual outstanding Indebtedness Of the
county, on Dec. 4, 1888
Perkins reported contract entered into
with the county and Mr. Peek, for the
digging of an arteslan well ut the county
Jail for 5000. Approved.
On motion of Perkins he sheriff was
authorized lu 'dvtrtlse and sell at public
auction lle stoIts now IN possession OF the
county.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
HickOE presented y petition from some
y voter ot Troy Grove, asking that a
liquor license hr granted To a couple OF
men OF that avn. The matter was re-
ierred to . sicctmi committee of three :
Lewis T. c., Hickok and Jennings.
Lewis explained that he was totally op.
posed 10 ihe BoarG'e having anything to
do'wl,h he hter business, and announced
that he vUuluLOi inv' stIoate tins case.
4 report IN the jail rom The Grand Jury
was read. who found that iDstltutlopi in
first class C, nd iion that the u male and 3
female pIisUrers reported their diet and
treatment excellent The report sounded so
good that IN motion Of w. Hoge it was
ordered recorded
The committee on paupers reported nu-
merous claims; also the amounts allowed
by the towns this session, as follows:
AuAms ................'..S u -
p'oohHeiu' announcement. 80. no w
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Subscriptions received Tor all the principal
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WIN y. TOJrNtANS. Architect Office
w with Norman kilhurn, Union Block, Ottawa,
Illinois. decSs3
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On Friday morning more reports came
II from the committees.
The fees and salaries committee against
allowing Mark Duffy, engineer, $500 a
year. Adopted
The county clerk s report showed a good
business, and was approved, condensed as
follows.
Earnings. ...,................. SS,d39 90
Receipts ............ !, S64 20
Disbursements. ................. 3,O22 ~
Due clerk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25' ~
Earning5 over expenses. ....... S5,0lG IS
The probate clerks report was found
correct. The committee recommended
that the work on the old records being com
pleted, the extra clerk be discharged. The
clerks report shows:
Fees earned. ..................$!,6 }4 Ii
Fees received ...... 81 :205 30
uncollected.. 42S So 1864 ID
Receipts and balances ..........Sl,3 1S %
Expenses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,353 -
Que county. .................. - 43
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This Seasons New Descriptive Cafso que Price List
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-01
sn sarea.nrian,.

HULL.-Died at Savannah, Ca, April 26th,
1888, Henry Hull. Esq, in the 59th year OF
seldom. indeed, are we called upon TO chron-
iclc the death of one so eminently l0VaDle ,
50 manly in Call that constitutes manliness;
and vet possessed Of such gentleness a to draw
to himself even the little children who often
gathered at his happy home.
Perfection is scarcely. if ever, attained IN
human life but the subject of this brief notice
came very nearly, IL not quite, up to the mark
of the perfect man. Wherever he went, when
ever he came. he left upon all smiling fac C..
Unselfsh he talked not of self; considerate
of the comfort and happiness of others, If
troubled bv cares or anNieties OF his own. he
inflicted none of them upon his friends. y
raw Of sunshine. always, to every heart; sad
indeed the hearts whose sunlight has gone out
forever!
HENRY Hull was surely man OF remark
able Qualities Pursuing. as he did, the bust
ness Of banker through nearly the whole OF
a successful life. he lost none of that evenness
of temperament so rarely retained IN Ousl-
ness of that nature, but was the genial, warm
hearted friend. the tender. atfectlOnate father,
The Kind humanitarian. to the last. \ friend
to the destitute poor; liberal in his business
dealings: loving and be loved by all who knew
him; he passed peacefully away into the Great
Beyond.
II is not the purpose of the writer. at this
time. to 20 slntO an elaborate sketch of Nr.
HULL'S life. We have but little wreath OF
delicate flowers around which the tendrilS Of
grateful heart entwine themselves with an
abiding love: we lay il now upon his grave
mOurnfully we turn our eyes away; but the
heart clings. and viii ever cling. to the hal
lowed spot. LLOYD MITCHELL.
.<1r4audh MAJ fS- 1883.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-01

The brig Mary Z. Dana was cleared
yesterday for Pasanquilla. with Io9S4
pieces of pitch pine lumber. measuring
l+j.U3l superficial feet. valued at $500.
from Mrssrs ID. &. Bacon X Co.
The Norwegian bark Meteor was clear
ell for Reval by McssrS. y. FullartOn a
CO. with 1924 bales Of upland cotton.
weighing 1Sn.J-5 pounds. valued at $50
30.
The Norwegian bark Gna was cleared
for Rotterdam by Messrs. Syberg-Petcr-
sen X Co. with l.500 barrels of rOsin,
weighing 6l9.,7O pounds. and 1850 bar
rels spirits turpentinc- containing Jl.S,O
gallons. Total value of cargo S24.36l 70.
The Norwegian bark Betsy Guide was
cleared for London by MesSrs. Sybere-
Petersen X Co. with 300 barrels of rosin.
weighing l3.6j.230 pounds. valued at
Sl3.417 -. and ~ casks spirits turpen-
tine. containing 3.2lS gallons, valued AT
$50 -. Total value of cargo Sl4,3Oj O3.
The Spanish bark Flora was cleared for
Barcelona. by Messrs. Charles Green's
Son N Co.. with :. $40 pieces of pitch pine
lumber. measuring 2>l.+JN superficial
feet. valued at $685. l.. and rs bales of
upland cotton. weighing Hos pounds.
valued AT SIT. 40j. Total value Of cargo
SIS. 293 T.. This firm also cleared the
Spanish bark SambOyana for Valencia.
with 3.J,6 pieces OF pitch pine lumber,
measuring 2Ol.5 superficial feet. valued
nj 50 81
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-01

\ New Or6 weather prophet has pre-
dicted that May day will bee damp and
disagreeahle. Mercury and Saturn are
i'm conjunction on that day while both
planets are in "A square aspect TO the moon.
Indeed MAY looks as if il would be a
month when winter overcoats might be
wanted ut times, as. for example. about
the 18th. when the sun Will he in parallel
declinatiOn with saturn. and about the
both. when the sun Will be in conjunction
with the same planet. The 21th. or there
ab0Uts. i also likely 10 be characterized
by stormy. unpleasant weather. The line
DAYS Of the month are likely to he about
the 9TH and 9Th. and oath and 26th. Other
portions of the month VIII show variable
weather.
Another well known prophet makes the
following predictions for May. June and
July: The temperature for May will
probably average a little below the mean
of the season. both in the United States
and Europe. bat MAY Is not expected to
be- a. cold and stormy as the May Of lNS2
was. II i anticipated that il Will he
rather more of an inSipid month of
weather than an unusually brilliant one.
The principal disturbing positions OF the
planets appear To be- located about the
lst To eth. the sth and 18th. the 9Th. 2lSt
and 37th.
The temperature Of June will probably
average a little below the mean of the
season. both i'm the United States and
Europe. the first week or ten DAYS are
likely 10 be somewhat warm. but rather
stormy. with one or two violent storms
between or from the 4th 10 Nth. The
principal disturbing positions OF the
planets for this month appear to he
located about the 1st 10 Sth. the 18th. the
18th and both. and 18th or 18th.
There i much planetary phenomena for
July. The temperature Will be below the
mean OF the season both in the United
states and EurOpe-in fact. July is des-
tined TO be the cold. stormy month of the
summer. if not for the season, Of 1888.
with the greatest rainfalls i'm the Middle
aud sea bordering states. The principal
disturbing positions of the planets for
July appear To be located about from the
LIST 10 the 1th. the 18th and 18th. the 18th
IN 5ld and the a6th 10 18th.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-01

Georgia Chapter NJ. 3, r. \. NJ, Will
hold q regular conyOcdtlQB 40 Masonic
Temple tonight.
The total number OF liquor dealers reg
i-tered up Co date l. -. The books Will
close in a few days.
There will he q regular meeting Of saw
AMMAN Lodge No. Il53. Knights Of Honor.
this evening at O'Clock.
seven -disorderlys'' We're arraigned
before the Mayor Yesterday. Four were
fined 81 each. two were continued and one
discharged.
The weather indications last night were
anything but favorable for the festivities
to-day, aud lovely May promised disa-
ereeable advent.
e.. IT. Dorset sold al auction. ON the
premises Yesterday. the property ON the
southwest corner of Gordon and East
Broad streets for S9.4,j-
The delegates from savannah tp the
state sunday school Association. Whlc n
meets ian Augusta tomorrow. viii leave
uv tie Central Railroad Tonight.
The Sinking Fund Commission desire to
uUrchl-a itr cancellation new bonds Of
the ritrOi savannah 10 the value OF S2.JoO,
and invite bids for supplying that amount.
Charlotte Houston wife Of Peter Hous-
Ton. c0l1rei. night Waterman at the GUS
tom house. who was found dead I'm the
savannah FistT sometime since. died at
her residence eft congestion of the brain
Yesterday morning.
Tie arrangements are already compile
ted and the children are in active rehearsal
for the presentation of the OpeTetta, Red
Riiiu-hood." ai the Theatre tomorrow
evening. Ele entertainment promises To
De successful one.
Mr. 81. g.. PoWnrlle announces in an
other column that he has opened an office
AS real estate and collecting agent with
captain Hubt. Falligant, No l3n Bryan
street. aud viii attend In house renting
and collecting of all kinds.
The seventeenth annual meeting of the
state Teachers :! Association Will be'held in
Athens this wcek.commencing tomorrow.
Am0uz those IH attendance from, savannah
viii De- superintendent Baker, who Will
respond 90 tie address Of welcome de-
Iiv6rcd boz Hou-roue Borrow and Prof. ".
R-IhILugn. Nh0 viii lead a discussion of
rh5 subject How 10 feach Children to
Think. The convention viii close its
session 0u Friday.
immediately after the meeting of the
Episcopal Diocesan Convention at Al
many. Nav ~. Rev. I. Il. Kcnnard OF St
Matthew's Church at savannah. Will be
sent % the mission which embraces the
church 10 Ce,lart0wn. the one at Cave
spring aud the one AT Gainesville. 1t il
the intention Of the membership Of the
church al Cedart0Wn L. organize parish
very shortly and secure exclusively the
services Of Mr. kennard.
In accordance with the city ordinances
iu reference 20 quarantine regulations
being strictly complied with after May
Isl. each wear. the Secretary Of the Board
0f Health has issued an official notice 10
pilots and others that all foreign ports
south OF - degrees north latitude. and ali
ports on the Gulf of Mexico. are embraced
in the specification infected or suspect
"a ports and a full compliance with the
ruarautiue regulations will be demanded
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Supreme Court Decision.

Mott vs.. Central Railroad. Case-from
City Court of Atlanta. Actions. Parent
and child. TOrts.
HALL, j.
The adult son of one who has been killed
by railroad, and who has left neither
widow nor minor child, cannot maintain
suit against the corporation to recover
damages for the homicide. This was we'll
established prior to the act of December
16, 1873. That act provided a new meas
ure OF damages in case of a recovery. pre-
scrlbed that where a recovery should be
had by the widow she should hold the
amount recovered subject to the law of
descents as if it We're personally descend
ing to the widow and children. and eX
empted the amount recovered from the
debts and liabilities of the husband or
parent, but it did not change the class of
persons who were entitled to sue. Code
Of 1873, pol; Code of 1882. 2971: CObb's
Dig, p. 476; fl Ga, 223: IS Ga. 49,: ~
Id, 331; % ID, SO; 66 ID, 1+5, AS: ID.
4S5, 4s6; 46 Id, PSI; Code, $ 4, par. 1.
Judgment affirmed.
Hopkins and Glenn for plaintiff in error;
Henry Jackson, \. r. Lawton for de-
fendant
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The Programme Of TO-Day's Celebration
by the Military.

The return Of MAY viii. in accordance
with the time-honored custom, be cele-
brated with the usual holiday festivities
The occasion has been a memorable one
for wears past. and the observance To-Day
nromises 10 De all that II has ever been.
considerable difficulty has been eNpe-
rienced bv the various companies in
securing suitable places Tor their celebra-
tions. and several have postponed their
pisnics until later in the month. when
there will BE- no confiiction in regard to
places.
The Jasper Greens. under command Of
Captain FlanneTy. VIII assemble al their
armOry at 10 o'clock this morning. and
after short parade through the principal
streets. viii take the Barnard street cars
10 the Battery Park. where their annual
shooting contest Will take place. The
prizes were on exhibition IN the windows
/, Of DesbOuillOns' jewelry store Yesterday.
and are handsome gilt clock and silver
pitcher. After the contest Is concluded
the members Of the company. with their
invited guests. Will return 10 the armorN-
where "a collation. Will be spread by the
gallant Captain i'm concentration Of the
Uwentv-1ifth anniversary Of his member
ship IN the corps.
The Chatham Artillery aud their friends
will spend the dan nj Montgomery. y
special train viii leave Anderson street
depot on the CITY and suburban Railway
NJ DO o'clock this morning. and returning.
Will leave Montgomery ut o'clock in the
evening. The occasion viii be entirely
Informal. and the Galatians propose 10
Law aside the dignity Of the soldier for the
day ANA indulge in picnic freedom. No
special programme has been arranged.
except good time. and that the Chat
hams always have.
The Guards Battalion. under command
Of Lieutenant Colonel Gsrrard. viii as
semblc at their arsenal at 9:l5 this MORN
ing. and viii parade through the princi-
pal streets. proceeding 10 the residence OF
Colonel John ScTeven. where they viii be
entertained.
The HuSSarS' programme VIII be ear
ried out a. announced IN yesterday :
News. The celebration takes place at
the Schuetzen Park. and viii undoubtedly
be what the Hussars' entertainments al
WAYS have been. famous for a good time.
Cars on the Br6uehtOn street line Will
leave the corner of HJAersham and south
Broad streets at 10 o'clock. Returning
they viii leave the Park at and . o'clock
this evening.
The Republican Blues will assemble al
their arm0ry at @ o'clock. and Will parade
I'm honor Of the day. They will observe
their annual holiday on Wednesday. the
9TH inst. by a picnic at the >chuctzen
Park.
The German Volunteers Will have no
parade. but hold their picnic also an the
~chuetZen Park on the Sth.
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Fire in Gordon street Lane.

About haIGpast y o'clock this morning
a fire broke out in the servants quarters
on Gordon street lane. in the rear Of the
residence Of Mr.. J. r. Sheldon, No. 96
Castor street. An alarm was turned in
from signal box No. -, corner Of Jones
and Lincoln streets. The department was
soon on the ground. and the flames We're
extinguished in a short time. 1t Is not
known how the fire originated. The quar-
tiers were occupied by a cOlOred cook in
tbe employ Of Mr.. SheldOn's family. and
who was aroused by the smoke and gave
the alarm. The premises are owned by
Nessrs. Dale. Wells * Co. The damage
is light. and will probably not exceed
500. The amount Of insurance was I'M
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Che se9OraIng 9rws
TUESDAY,, MAY /. 1883.
No. 10 New Advertisement.

Index to New Advertisements
Meeting Of Georgia Chapter
Meeting Of savannah Lodge.
Meeting Of Irish Jasper Greens
special notice 70 pilots and others.
Proposals wanted-JOhn + lannerK
Picture frames->ayannan Art CO.
Theatre-The manly art.
Potatoes. etc.-JOhn Lyons.
McCarthv's Business College.
Chatham county citations.
Bananas. etc.-J. B. Reedy-
j. e. POurnelle. real estate agent.
NOtice-A. Minis. Jr.
Auction sale by Kennedy y Blum
Auction sale By J. Mclaughlin >uu-
Auction sale BY Henry Blum
Proposals wauted-W IN. hehoe " %
Situation wanted by German lady
Rooms for rent.
Fhaet0u for sale
ONYX butter-JUhn Cunningham
Bakery for rent
House with store attached.
Ravens Art Gallery.
Chesu t1srd az the '->creven-
watch buckle and seal lost.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-01

Hon. a. p. ADAMS, Judge, presiding.
The court met yesterday at 10 O'Clock
a. m, and the following business was
transacted:
State vs.. Andrew Dolly. Murder. The
jury rendered the following verdict after
an absence of about an hour: 1--WE. the
the jury, tind the defendant guilty of vol
untary manslaughter, WIN. y. Hoist,
Foreman" The court sentenced the
prisoner to fifteen years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
State vs.. Adam Sears. Burglary. The
jury rendered verdict finding the prisoner
guilty, ard he was sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary.
Aaron II. Brown vs.. Amanda c. Brown.
Libel for divorce. Order granted to per-
feet service upon defendant by publica-
ton in the Savannah Ddily RecOrder.
The grand jury were in session in the
afternoon, and after rendering their gen.
eral presentments, they were discharged
for the term.
Court adjourned until Wednesday at IL
a