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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
Savannah Gas Light Company.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. Is, 1888.
With view to the mutual interests of gas
consumers and this company, and to avoid the
useless breaking up of pavements, side
walks. wards and gardens of persons whose
houses are now supplied with gas, through
established pipes and meters, notice is hereby
given to all consumers who may be cOntem-
plating a change in their source of supply,
that this company will continue to provide It's
old patrons, and any new ones, on the follow
ing terms, VIZ: .,
T. The Company will, as heretofore, furnish
each consumer with gas. essentially free from
smoke and all poisonous substances found IN
oil and water gas, at as low price, OF lower,
than any offered him in Savannah.
III. Old and defective Services will he re-
Dlaced without cost, and connections Will be
made with street mains, for new customers,
free of charge.
III, AS heretofore, new gas burners VIII be
furnished, when needed, free of charge.
", Coke will be sold to customers at the
low price of six cents per bushel, and Coal
Tar at minimum rates.
Y. Will light our streets on the most favor
able terms; that is, at a rate per lamp that
will leave no margin for profit to the Com
pany. cnD,rD Do.;lo,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20

The ssMutuaI'' Interest of Gas Con-
sumers and Gas Companies.
OFFICE MUTUAL GAS COMPANY,


When patronage of thirty years fails to
show gas consumers any mutually of interest
felt or exhibited for them by the savannah
Gas Company, they will naturally suspect the
genuinencss of that manifested now, and look
below the surface to find reason for its sudden
development.
The existence of another company furnishes
the desired solution. The anxiety expressed
to have persons now supplied with services
avoid breaking up Of pavements, yards and
gardens would be better appreciated did not
these persons feel they had been driven to
this temporary inconvenience by that same
Companys arbitrary and oppressive treat
ment when no relief was nigh; moreover, If
''old and defective services are replaced, as
offered, this "breaking up of yards and
gardens will be required anyway; hence
consumers will feel that this solicitude Tor
their comfort and convenience is very much
akin to that of the hungry fox for the TAT
goose on which it has been accustomed to
feast. AS to poisonous substances found
in oil and water gas" the MUTUAL COMPANY
would say that when it offers this people an
illuminating agent any more dangerous than
Coal Gas, it will be thankful to have them
appraised of it; but you viii be requested to
examine other evidence than that furnished
by Coal Gas MonopOlies, and accept other
methods for protection against it than those
recently sought to be inflicted upon you by
them through the Georgia Legislature.
While the consumption of Water Gas goes
on with increasing volume in the cities of
New York, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Pittsburg,
Chicago, st. Louis, San Francisco, New
Orleans, Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland and
innumcrable other towns and cities through
out the country, Savannah may feel secure in
receiving it from the same process of manu-
facture.
From motives of self-prOtectiOn with many
gas consumers in this city, they pledged them
selves to patronize another company-since
they felt the risk of poisoning from Water
Gas would be no greater than was their exist
ing danger of starving from excessive gas
bills. Relying upon these pledges, the new
Company organized, and. after very large
outlay of capital here, will fulfill every
promise made in its behalf. 1t will supply
gas cheaper than ever before offered in Savan-
nah. and pledges itself not to advance on
those prices during a specified period. The
quality will also be purer, more brilliant, and
and eguaUg as safe as that NON in use; and
when it fails, on a fair trial, to meet compe
tition in either prices or quality, consumers
will not be asked or expected to patrOnize it.
This announcement is made once for all, that
none Of those who solicited the organization
of the new Company, and promised it patro
mage, may be deferred from fulfilling their
agreement with it through the speciOus
promises of the old Company, whose tender
solictude for gas consumers in the past is evil
dence of what it would do in the future were
competition removed.
n. +. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CENTRAL
DEPOT.
The FITTING Up OF New Offices for the
Traffic and General Freight and fas-


The Fitting Up OF New ohices LOT 'ie
Traffic and General Freight ana fas-
senger Department.
A number of workmen for some months
past have been employed in fitting up the
second floor of the passenger depot oil tue
Central Railroad on West Broad, opposite
the head of Liberty street. Inc main
building was erected previous to the war,
and although the lower floor has been
used for some Of the offices Of the com
Danv uninterruptedly since that time, IL
was not until about two years ago, when
two rooms in the south END Of the second
floor were pla5tere0, decorated ana iuI-
nished for the accommodation of the ChleI
Engineer Of the road and his assistants.
The business Of the railroad has been IN
creasing from year to year, ana addl-
tional room is needed for some oil
the principal officers, ana the
large force of clerks that are employed,
and consequently it was found necessary
to complete four of the other nYe rooms
on the second floor. The improvements
have been under the Immediate super
vision of Mr.. Frank Divine, the archltecI
of the Ocean Steamship Company, ana
viii no turned over to the use of the
officers of the road about December l.
The large room, or central room OF the
series. together with smaller room
opening into it on the north side, are 10
be occupied by Capt. George A. hlte-
head. the General Freight and Passenger
Agent of the company, whose Once Is
now on the lower floor of the main once,
corner of West Broad ana New
streets. The large room measures 81 Dy
25II feet. and 10 feet in height. 1t is Wen
lighted by windows II feet long, and ample
ventilation is secured by means OF doors
which open into the main halfway ana
the adjoining rooms. The third room OF
the series measures about 25X25% ieet,
and is situated in the northeast corner OF
the structure. This room also communi-
Gates with the main hall and smaller
room beyond in the northwest angie OF
the building. The larger of these rooms
is intended for the use OF MAJ w. +:
SheIlman, the General Traffic Manager OF
the road. whose office is at present IN the
rooms of the south end of the building,
while the smaller room will be occupied
bv Major SheIlman's assistants. Ihese
rooms are all - feet in height and nave
been supplied with CRATES and handsome
marble mantels and bronze chandeliers
and at night will be Illuminated with gas
Thep will accommodate IA large number
of clerks and thereby greatly 1acllltate
the work that is being done IN the HeheTal
Traffic and the General Freight ana fas-
stnger departments.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20


The petit Jury Of the City Court will
meet on Friday 40 10 o'clock Il. m.
savannah Lodge No. 1.I53. knights of
Honor. viii hold regular meeting to-
ui-ht.
The barge Mary will leave Savannah at
8 O'Clock this afternoon for landings on
the Satilla river.
The steamship ChattahOochee arrived
from New York last night with 100 pas
sencers-S, cabin and IS steerage.
The sale of the reserved seats for the
Black Dwarf Company will commence at
Davis Bros this morning at $50 o'clock.
The twenty-second regular meeting Of
the Chatham Mutual Loan Association
ull De held 40 Metropolitan Hall tonight
$40 : O'Clock.
Nine prisoners answered to charges in
the Police Court yesterday, all for disOr-
derry conduct. The total amount Of fines
imposed was SO
Al the regular meeting Of the Railroad
loan Association. held last evening,
Sluo were loaned at 81 per cent, $1,000
go -7 Per cent. and $1,000 AT 30 per cent.
The members Of the Cit zens' General
Relief Committee will meet at the EX-
change Long Room at o'clock this after
noon to receive the report OF the Ladies'
Committee and provide for the distribution
90 tile balance OF the relief fund in the
hands Cf the committee.
The funeral of the little child Of Mr..
tFeor-e Schroeder. whose death on Sunday
wac supposed % have been caused by eat
inE diseased pork, took place yesterday
afternoon No further evidence that death
resulted from this cause was obtained
Yesterday. and there are doubts that this
was the cause. as other members Of the
family who ate the same food were not
Effected No investigation has been held
hy the Coroner.
The work 81 laying the mains Of the
savannah Mutual Gas Light Company is
heiuE rapidly executed under the super
vision % Messrs. David Sutherland and
Martin Cody. the contractors. YesteT-
dav the pipes were laid as far north as
corner &c Liberty street lane and DraytOn
street. The laying Of the mains was be-
cuu on the first Of November. Since that
time the work has been completed on
Huntingdon street from East Broad to
uravfon street. and on CASTOR. Gordon
ana TAYLOR streets as far west as Jeffer-
son street and as far east as Abercorn
sfraaf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
Sperial Notiree.
To Whom 1t May Concern

''Hrs PeRt0R Jinie has got on one OF her
high horses, and l forbid you or any one OF
taken her in. If you do, look out for yourself.
Respectfully,
(Signed) Nv. r. BRABHAM'
Nov. is, 1888.
Mr.. Editor: The above was received at my
house this morning, November is, 1888. My
reason for requesting you to publish same Is
this:
am reliably informed that this man Brab--
ham is a member of the New Honston street
Methodist Church. and that said church has
been supporting himself and family.
presume his ground for forbiddIng my wlfe
to take in his wife (Jinnie) is that she came
to our house last winter. one rainy night,
stating that he (Brabhs M had tried to kill her,
and that she thought her life was in danger;
also, that he (Brabham) had pulled her up
stairs by the hair of her head, and had beat
her inhumanly. This happened a few days
before the birth of her child, who died Just
after being born. She said that he (Brab-
ham had been treating her in this manner for
years. ~
M dcvout prayers for the good of the congre-
CATION. God deliver me from such
O. PENTtDN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY GEO. w. LAMAR, Auctioneer

Under aud by virtue of an order issued by the
Hon. John O. Ferrill, Ordinary of Chatham
county, on TUESDAY, the fourth t4th) day
of December next, sill be sold.
The following property for the payment Of
debts and distribution among the heirs to the
estate of James ii. Roberts, deceased:
Lots Nos. 3, !, 8, 10 and ID, in Garden Lot
west of front lot No. ? Tan ard Tract
Lots Nos. /, Z, 10, II, y, IL and q. of Front
Lot, Garden Lot west.
Lot No. As Crawford ward, four Brick Tene-
ment Houses, now under rent of &lS per month,
and subject to a mortgage of $4,000 to the
Pulaski Loan Association, upon which there
is monthly installment OF $50 due.
Lot No. l3, and improvements, South Ogle-
thorpe ward, two Frame Tenement HOUSES
now under a rent of Sl6 per month.
Half of lot No. 20 O'Neil ward, and half Of
lot No. p O'Neil ward These lots are under
10 year lease at $50 per year. payable SEMI
annually.
Improvements on and lease Of half lot No.
II and lot No. Is, Walton ward consisting Of
five frame tenement two-story buildings. now
underwent of $40 per month, and subject to a
lease OF 10 years at S75 per year, payable
semi annually
Lots Nos. s., "a, G5, &C and part of 81, Walton
ward, and improvements, consisting of twelve
wooden tenement houses, now under a rent
of SIS, and subject to Il mortgage of $4,000.
Lot No. 81 Middle Oglethorpe ward, now
under, lease for years at $50 per year,
payable semi annually.
Lots Nos. and of front lot No. ?, Garden
lot west.
Lots Nos. l, ? and 9 of lot No. ,, Minen
tract, Norton road.
White Hall Plantation, 400 acres. Bound
ed north by lands estate Telfair, east bv
Shaw, Canal and others; about four miles
from Savannah.
Shaw or Peach Forrest Plantation. Bound
ed north by lands of Wetter, east by lands Of
Norwood, La Roche and Roberts, south by
lands of Lowell. 931 acres. Subject to mort
gage of s., 000.
Part of farm lots and 5, about four miles
from city on Louisville road, about 80 acres
Bounded north by Louisville road, south by
lands of estate of NJ. j. Roberts, east by lands
of William Bandy, and west by lands of j.
r. Norris.
One lot of land about 81 miles from the
city on the Louisville road, bounded south by
the Savannah and Ogeechee canal, east by lot
No. and west by lands belonging to the es-
tate of Hiram Roberts. said lot containing
is acres, and taken from tract of land known
originally as WOodyille.
Five acres of land bounded on the north by
toe Louisville road, on the east by lands on
the estate Of Hiram Roberts, south by farm
lot \ o. 4, and on the west by part of lot No
2-being part Of farm lot No. 2.
Farm lot No 4, Carpenter tythng. Decker
ward. Bounded west by the township line.
lot No. 6. Containing. according to resuryey
July, 1851. by J. b. EOgg. 81 acres.
Tract of land about four miles from city
boundary. Bounded north by the Louisville
road, south by lands Mrs. Timer, west by
lands Mrs. Telfair and east by lands John
Smith. containing 20 $40 acres by survey OF
w. p. Bowen.
DWIGHT /. ROBERTS.
Administrator Estate of James III. Roberts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20

Yesterday afternoon an examination
vas had before United states Commits
siouar Beckett. in which Patrick DonnO-
van claimed seamau's wages from Octo-
Der I- % November u, for services rem
dered as seaman on board the schooner
samuel H.. Crawford, Of which Capt. Til
ton b. master
The evidence showed that Donovan
had LETT the vessel on the 18th inst. with
the consent 90 the Captain. This was de-
nief. and there being no entry on the log
book that DEE deserted or was absent with
out leave. and the Captain knowing ms
whereabouts. the Commissioner decided
that De- vas entitled 10 his wages NJ. j..
p-tonuar appeared for the defense.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20

The spectacular play, the "Black
Dwarf 20 Dee presented at the Theatre
tomorrow and Thursday evenings by the
Maxwell combination. Is Endorsed as one
90 The most successful plays Of its kind
upon the stage. The belief among ladies
that DO Is 20 a character that viii prevent
their attendance Is said by the press 10 be
wholly without reason, as the play Il
chaste in every particular, with not the
slightest opportunity for onense 10 be
Eiveu. Prom the success II has already
met with the performances here VIII
doubtless ne witnessed by large houses.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
Chr sgurning gew9.
TUESDAY. SovENBER 30. 1888.



1rastfr.- IL savannah Lodge
Ger--al Relief Committee.
fr-grr4re Mutual Loan Association.
Nrffls ~ CITY Court petit jurors.
Noffr.--C harles Green's son ~ 60.
card 10 the public-G. y. Penton.
C1as cornpauies-N. +. Thompson
Thezr7e-Black Dwarf.
Pistshsks View Variety store
Novelrfes-A. r. AltDsEeT 4 90.
osts. etc :. NcAlpln.
Delicacies-A. VI. s c. ". West.
Bsrre Mary for Satiila river.
Ecli6sv preseuts-E. N. COnnor.
Drawing q Little Havana
Immense trade sale Of clothing.
Notfce-Jas. J. Dillon.
Salesladies wanted.
Collector wanted
AGENT fer -four wanted.
Dissolution & Thigpen.
Truck farm az auction
situation wanted % do hOuseWork.
Good harkeeper wanted
~uririeS 80 auction.
91ar.Ie-s wauted-I72 Jones street.
D-see desk wanted.
Furnished room for rent.
Picture frames-Havens.
Homes for rent or sale
-uau house OF fat wanted.
P1-kethook with money lost.
Notice @ c0utract0rs-treo.C {. Freeman
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
Aurtiom saIro 9atltrr papo.
20 Building Lots. %
GOOD SIZE. GOOD LOCATION

FIRST TUESDAY NDECEMBER. RFFopr
THE COURT HOUSE. "
KENNEDY Il BLUM, AuctiOneers o.,
Dealers in Real Estate. anu
Will be sold the following lots situated and
numbered as below: ''H'
Lots Is, I6. Il. Is. 70, 20. 81 and % fs.in.
Barnard, Gwinnett and fattnalI stress Si,s
OF the entire lots Isl and lSS feet. rnore o
less. This Is a most desirable site for bos
pltal or public building, and those interasfo3
IN either should give this their attention N''e"
Lots 81, go 81 and ", facing south ON CuiD
nett street, between jefferson and NJ
gomerY- Size of lots each 45XI3O feet. moro
or less. A'0ie
Lots Sc. 81 and IS. facing south on Guin,o.,
street, between Montgomery and West Rroa5
streets Size of lots each 4Sxl3O feet. more ~
less. VI
Lots IS. IS and II, facing north on Han
street, between Jefferson and Montgomery
streets. Size OF lots each 45XlS0 feet, more mr.
less. VI
Lots so, 81 and 50. facing north on Han
street, between Montgomery and West Brosd
streets. Size Of lots each 4SxlS0 feet. more or
less. "
Lots 60, 60, 81, G5 and &C. directly north Of
Hail street, between Montgomery and Jeffer-
son streets. Size of lots each 4Sx90 feet. moro
or less.
Lot SO, between jefferson, Tattnau. Han
and huntington. Size AZ and 20 feet, more or
less.
Lots 16x17 South Oglethorpe ward, between
Farm, Lumber, New and William streets
2OOX2O0, more or less, facing south on New
street, and Just the place for a warehouse
This entire property is Represented BY one
party, who desires it closed out. The plat
can be seen at the auctiOneer's Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20
s.l.ofl6e water Works Tract.

The Ola water works site and buildings
were sold yesterday about noon, in front
10 the Exchange building 10y Capt. Good
wiu. CITY Marshal, and under the super
vision 0f tlc Committee Of Council. The
hrst bid of $1,000 was made by Capt.
~. a.. R4ouI. followed 10y one Of $4,000
hv Capt. B. NJ. Hull. 500 was added alter
uafelv hy each Of the bidders until the
amount reached $4,000. when the pro
tsarrv was Knocked down 10 Capt. W. G..
Raoul iur the Ocean steamship Company.
The tract adioins the steamship COM
uauy's land. and makes that corporation
the owners 90 the entire west bank OF the
canal from che river % the Augusta road.
Do was thought that Capt. ID. &. Purse,
rarre~eutiug the Electric Light Company,
would It'd On the property, but he took no
u1r Fra the competition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-20

The County Commissioners met yester-
dsy afternoon, but owing TO the absence
vi the Chairman held no session. The
commissioners, however, discussed in a
general way the question Of the new Jail.
Prom " hat was said. il is very probable
that % viii De erected on the site of the
present edifice. fronting the Park, unless
the commissioners can secure the lots
adjoining the Police Barracks.