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gram, and other smusements. Among III
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ingram, Nh
and Mrs. Hahn, Mr.. aud Mrs. Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Cam. Sneed, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Rider, DR.. and Mrs
Evans, Judge Lacy, c. Heard, }. G. Thomp
SON, Maybelle Richardson, Ledie Sneed
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery and chill
dren, Miss Maggie Gully and many others
BETRorHAL.
A powell and peculiar entertainment
took pace last Friday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vile, corner
Sixth and Kentucky streets, the occasional
being the public acknowledgment of the
betrothal of Mr. Emanuel Wolf and Mis-:
Tillie Strousse, sister of Mrs. Vile and
Mrs Miller. 1t was q most enjoys abb,
affair throughout. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Miller, Mr. and Mrs. L
Lovinger. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Laupbeimer
Mrs. l.. w. Miller, ST., Mrs. Suhler, Mr.
snd Mrs. j. Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs. s. n.
Lewis and daughter Motto, Mr.. and Mrs
l. w. Wolf, son and daughter, Mr.. German
Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Casiin and Mrs. A.
Lewis, Miss Sophis Kisgsbaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cohs, Messrs. A. Gratziger, NJ
Leon, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs, Mr..
Wolfner and others.
FASHIONS.
-Poianaises are revived.
-Tinsel will still be worn.
The fancy for amber is increasing.
-Turbans are becoming fashionable.
Gray green's come to the front again
White skirts are going out Of fashion.
Autumn colors will be gay ard bright.
-Bustles have reached their maxinum
SIZE.
-Etsmiue is combined with MORE an
tique.
The princess of Wales has adopted
ALPACA.
The V-shaped corssge is very popular
in Paris.
Large bridal bouquets are no longer in
vogue.
American silk is durable, handsome
and chesp.
Princes dresses are among tie prom
ised revivals.
Ribbons are growing more beautiful
and expensive.
Crescent brooches retain their hold
upon popular favor.
Blue and red is sill a popular comb
nation for country wear.
The tailor made cloth suits will be
worn more than ever this fall.
Long draperies forming double skirts
NIL ho in nf.
Belts snd ssshes are worn with all
SORTS of bodices, resardless Of shape.
Jackets are in great favor, and are OF
a number of varied shapes and styles.
-Alapaca will be worn for travelling
and street COS 'umes during the fall.
Jersey cloth holds its cwn, and the
new wraps and short jackets are all made
of it.
Small garnets set in masses, with none
OF the setting visible, are popular and ef-
fective.
Open cotton tissues are worn over thin
silk either 10 match or of contrasting
tint.
Lice skirts to W. ar with velvet basqu-s
or light wool overdresses are imported
r. sdy m .de.
-Velve;een is correctly made up for
street wea', but velvet is relegated 10 in
door costumes.
Shoulder capas are longer aud lighter
than formerly. they are made of crepe Ge
chine, lace or chenille.
Some of the prettiest coaching par, soils
are of ivory satin, with borders of gold,
brown, or blue velvet.
A lovely evening dress is of pale gr, en-
silk, shrouded 10 canary lace looped with
punches of small pink flowers.
-House and dinner dresses are worn
longer than last year, so that they drag a
little behind and almost touch the floor.
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SOCIETY NEWS.

Any items of interest suitable for this depart.
"a mt from Sedalis or neighboring places, are re-
spectfuliy solicited. We want q vivscious, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent IN al the neighbor-
eomnunications TO Ross Pearle, society reporter
Rxzoo ONCE, Sedslia. Mo
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Never give up You can find rene
dy for Heart Disease, everyone who has
'ried DIR. Graves Heart Regulator say il is
q sure cure
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RAILROAD RACKET.

j. NJ. Shook, in lifting pilot ct the
Missouri Pacific shops hare few days sgo,
ve'y severely strained his back and is con-
fined to his bed in consequence. Persons
Sun.
AT THE HOSPITAL
Section lsborers Thomas NcCune, OF
Knob Noster, Mike Mccartney, OF DENIM
son, Jas. Riley, of McAllister, and C.
Chatham, . brakeman of Fort Worth,
Texas, we're admitted to the hospital yes.
terdsy with malarisl fever.
The following persons were discharged
from the:.hospital yesterday: Neal Thorn D.
son, Frank Clifford, James Boiler and
Daniel Boomer.
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CHURCH SOCIAL.

The social given last Thursdsy night by
the ladies of the Old School Presbyterian
church, was one of the most enjoyable ever
given by them. A large company vas
present. The refreshments were delicious
and composed of ices. cakes, fruits, coffee
etc. There we're recitstions by Mise
Misses Marie Annett Jones and Nellie In
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Hay Fever is type of catarrh having
peculiar symptoms. It is attended by an
infamed CONDITION of the lining membrane
of the nostrils, tear ducts and throat, affect
ing the lungs. An scrid mucus is secre,ed,
the discharge is accompanied with barn
ing sensation. There are severe spasms Of
snrezing, frequent attacks of headache,
watery and inAamed eyes. Elys Cream
Balm is remedy founded on a correct di-
sgnosis OF this disease and can Be depended
upon. 50 cts. at druggists or by mail.
Send for circular. Ely Bros. Druggists.
Oswego, ". 7. - - i 80
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HANNIBAL
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. E. GRANGE are in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Frendhch, of Mt. Sterling, H.,
is the guest Of Mrs. A. B. Vredenburg.
Mrs. A. d. Gouvier leaves in a few
days to visit friends in Springfield, Ill.
Mrs. A. w. Valiant and daughter
Miss Jessie, OF Palmyra, were in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary c. Boone, who has been the
guest Of w. H. c. Nash's family, returned
to ST. Louis Thursday.
Mrs. E. K. Miller and daughter, Mis-.
Mary, were the guests Of Andy Miller, al
Withers' Station last week.
MEXICO.
Miss Belle Morris has returned to St
Louis.
Mrs. s. H. Bell is visiting friends il
Laddonia.
Mrs. B. B. Runkls is visiting her sistel
in Talluls, Ill.
Mrs J. NJ. Pollard is visiting her ps
rents in Illinois.
Mrs. DR.. J. III. Crawford is visitins
friends in Decatur. Ill.
Mrs. w. II. KEENAN, has returned from
visit to Boone county.
il-Mrs, 8. s. Craig snd son, Charley, ar,
visiting friends in Galloway.
Miss Nay Hooton, of this city, is Wis
iting Miss Gunnell, of Moberly.
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CHATHAM sHERlFFs SALE.

TTNDER nd by virtue Of two NOR XXX
fae. Issued out of Cha ham superior pprl
in favor Of JULIUS PER LINSkl ys; aadrs1l
BROTHER. and CHA b LES ;. DbSS md
Va APPEL BROTHERS. have lev VII,
the following described pcrscna wv Iaid
the defendants contained IN that =" ~. M lon
ing or store-house know n as mum s,rtitaka
gress street. between Barnard ana d.,ss,I
streets, in the city OF Savannah anu WV
ReGly.made Clothing. Cent? Fur0Rs oon
Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Nahs1,, rsbea
Shoes, Shirts, II Sc, Gloves, Ian i,.irg' Roi
Neck les, Scarfs, Jewelry, Oh ~ ,,ar arcl
Der Goods, Umbrellas. ana an otn' ara rj
usually kept IN Clothing stoic, paiep
safe Of Molly, Bohmann q Con u Ps1,aiee Furl
Show Cases. Life aize Figures. hnpnriel
ture, aud all other Fixtures anu 6yoihen
ances 10 the said defendants, ApPei
there Elm belonging. -. ,rder grsni
ed BY Honorable Hampton l.. terI ,,r,il ofe
r, oil Chatham county. Georgia, -oner.g
the said above-described person emit HOi'
public ontcry for sale. before lhe -. ~ saTa1
door OF Chatham county. In the olt. an fRl
nah. during the legal hours OF saie; N si
DAY. the fourth day Of Decems9e1i'
to satisfy said two mortgage ias'
Parties desiring % purchase can ., sN
gOOie on the premises untN uaN - ding nn
Advertised for ten O0l day. by ~ In chs,
each Of the following pubic plTSttr Masd
ham county: Court House, Nl,reet. o no
Custom House, and lt8 C0nuess ~ eiso 70 L
tice OF legal sale in term ol IT, New ~
advertised IN savannah mofnlus ~ isB
-''' JOHN e. kglsooarsli
Sheriff Chatham County,
NOVEMBER Ath. 1885,
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strenuously denied that he had induced
the girls to come to America with any
other than philanthropic motive, he was
sent TO Ludlow Street Jail, in default OF
$1,000 bail.
Katherine Winter said she had an uncle
at West Brighton, staten Island, named
William ROmer. He was sent Tor, ana
said be would take charge of her. He was
a well-to-do shoe manufacturer. When
the girls parted they embraced each
other warmly, and weptupon each others
necks.
Pauline was placed in charge OF the
Commissioners OF Emigration until her
relatives. which she says she has IN
America, can be found.
In conversation with a reporter
she said that Raeder had become ac-
quainted with an aunt in Germany whom
she visited. She met him while on visit
there and ne gave her graphic accounts OF
the amusements and general grandeur OF
America. He offered to take her with
him and make her fine lady. She con-
scented and met him as agreed in Bremen
before the steamship sailed. She said he
had been very kind to her, and told her
that her rosy cheeks and bright eyes were
her fortune. She was remarkably intelll-
gent, and said that her father was a
wealthy jeweler OF OsthOf'en, Germany.
Raeder. it is said, had made arrange
ments to bring nearly thirty more young
German girls TO America inside of a
month.
The cable message which brought about
RaedeTs capture was sent by Pauline's
mother, who is undoubtedly frantic at
the loss OF her daughter and possible fate.
She was assured Of her daughters safe
ty and requested to send instructions re-
garding her future.
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JOHN T. RON AN,
Sherilf ChathAm county. CO
City NHERIFF's SALG.

NDER and by virtue of a f.. ia. issued
~ out OF the City Court of Savannah in
FAVOR OF the Merchants and Mechanics Loan
Association VS.. Francis o. SAWYER I have
levied upon the following described properly
as the pr perty of defendant. and will sell
the same at public outcry before the Court
House door in the city of Savannah. county
of nathan and state of Georgia on TUES
DAY, the drst day of December. 1885, duriur
the legal hours If sale.
All that certain lot, tract or parcel OF land
situated IN said county of Chatham and State
OF Georgia and known as sub-lOt number one
ll) OF lot number four A OF the Woo willie
tract; which said sub.lot hereby convened
contains SIX acres, NOR less, and is bounded
as follows: East by original lot number three
OF the WoOdville tract. south by Op.echee
canal, west by sub-lOt number tw', r. OF Ion
number four az Of the Woodvil tract and
north by the ouisville road. and is part of
a tract OF land containing eighteen ISL acres.
more or le &, conveyed to Francis Ann Randy
Administrators Of Thomas Bandy, bv Hiram,
Roberts by deed bearing date january SIN.
1851. 0'N'
Also. all that other tract or parcel OF land
IN chatham county and State OF Georgia
known and distinguished as lot number
eighteen llsl, block one ~, Woodvllle. br,ng
Z. q. HulPs subdivision i Woodville plnnta-
ton, stua ed about two AID on"-half miles
IRON tue Exchange, Savannah, Ga, and con-
tanning, exclusive o Central Railroad right
OF way. two hundred and twenty. Il We acres ~
land, as AupeArs IN county records OF said
county IN Book l.. page 0s.
Ifoterty Olnted out by plaintiffs attorney.
- Ierms cash' purchaser TO pay for papers.
Owner notified.
DAVID BAILEY,
sheriff City Court OF Savannah.
NOVEMBER 30, 1888
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NON-UNIONIsTs MALTREATED.
-FOUR MINES RESUME WORK.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 30.-Four of the
twelve coal mines IN the Masslon district
resumed operations to-day. The terms
of the operators have been conceded to.
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SPECIAL MASTERS sALE.


NARlA HUNTER rt al. complainants
VI d JAMES Ia NTkR. defendant. In
chatham superior Court. In equity. Decree
for partition. etc.
Under aud by virtue Of hnal decree rendered
IN sad cause by the Honorable A. p. Adams,
Judge OF said court on July 18Th, 1855. l. Jor.
dan F.. Brooks, Special Master appointed BIZ
~ decree. Will sell at public outcry 10 tho
hiHhe't bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door IN Savannah, during the legal
hours Of sale. on the FIRST TUESDAY in
DECEM Der NEXT. being December let. Is &,
Ior partition and for purposes OF said de-
cree aa there specified. the following real
property In the city ~ Savannah. namely:
4. u ne eastern one-half n. ~ OF lot number
thirteen QBl In Troup ward and improve
ments thereon, subject TO annual ground rent
10 the CIT, Of savannah Of S2s %, said i'm
ProVements consisting OF q fine history brick
hou on basement, with all modern improve
menis ana outhuildings. and all the rixht.
utlt, interest and estate OF al the parties
naneu IN sad decree as part owners or ten
anls IN common therein.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles
JORDAN r. BROOKS,
special Master.
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BRIGHT EYES HER FORTUNE.

Two Pretty Girls Lured From Happy
Homes in the Fatherland by RascaTs
Giittering Tale.
From the Neto York Morning Journal, NoU. IS.
Detective GrOden was sitting in his
little office yesterday morning when the
following cablegram was placed in his
hands:
OsTHoFFEN, GEBNANY.
SuUt. jackson, castle G0rdeH.
arrest william Raeder and two youEg girls
cabin passengers on steamship Rhcm. lie
abducted them MRS. SAUER.
Detective Gorden and Boarding Officer
Charles Eicller Immediately proceeded
20 the steamship company's wharf.
shortly before noon the Rhein came up
the river.
ON the upper deck the quick eye Of the
detective saw three figures, a larEe man,
and two young aud pretty girls. They
looked like tourists, and after the major
NV OF the passengers bad landed on the
cock they walked ashore.
The detective. sure OF his man, advanced
ana iuid his hand upon his arm. 81 ar
rest YOU" he said. simply "Iour name
Is William Raeder, and you are charged
win abductng these Young girls"
Its iiel' hiseed Raeder; "thaps my
name, but am simply protecting them
on the voyage"
The party was taken before Commits
sioner Shields Denomination. The girls
wept bitterly, and gave their names as
Katherine Winter, OF Hundsbmr. Ger.
many, and Pauline saupr OF Osthoden
Hes-e Darmstadt, Germany. Both were Is
years OF age, ana Pauline was very
handsome brunette. They We're dressed
In plain travelling dresses, wcll.made.
and wore simple, but rich iewelry
"a Che examination. 10 WAS proven that
kaeger was a married man, and The pro.
prieiOr Of house % doubtful character.
at No. u Chrygue street. Although be
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golden MESHES."
The Arg ument OF Miss Maud Howe's
story.

The Arg ument OF Miss Maud HOwe's
story.
Here, in a nutshell, is the argument of
Miss Maud Howe's 'Golden Meshes" ::
''An artist, Sidney Appleton, dreams Of
an immortal picture that he will paint OF
SapphO. He looks in vain for his model.
At last he finds her in Nela, young
Florentine maiden of IT. She has a wealth
of wonderful golden hair-marvelOus
tresses that make her very sun goddess
She has the ideal face for his Sappho,
save that it lacks all the deeper signi-
ticance of love. 1t is Undine before her
soul came to her. For the sake of his
picture-tor the love Of his art-Sidney
Colvln teaches her what love means,
and with this dawning knowledge
the expression of deeper wOmanly
life comes to her. Her face has
gained all the subtle significance that
the artist needs for the picture that
is TO give him immortal fame. Alter
year he tires of Nella; be seeks for a bride
a fair English girl, ard Nella, in a fit OF
passionate despair, cuts off her golden
tresees and leaves them braided to the
little balcony in the studio aDd rushes
away to end her life by suicide. The PIC
ture had been finished, all save the hair
She left her golden hair as a model. The
shock to the artist was such that for a
year he wandered in other cities, not en-
tering his studio after Nella left it. Then
some unseen force against his own will
brought INN back The sight of the golden
hair made him frenZied, and after paint
ing wildly for a day on the unfinished
SapphO, he strangled himselfin the meshes
Of golden hair-the fatal Golden Meshes.'
Here his promised bride finds him-dead."
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Excelsior Lodge No. 5. K. of P.
German Fire ComnanY

The annual meeting of this company Will
be held THIS TUESDAY EVENING Dec. at
So'clock 4. 'GOEBEL. President.
Attest: 8. E. BYCK, Secretary.
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DON CARLOS OLIVE BRANCH.
he Proposes the Marriage of His Son
with AIfonso's Eldest Daughter.

He Proposes the Marriage of His Son
with AIfOnso's Eldest Daughter.
MADRID, Nov. 30.-Emperor William,
cut Of respect to the memory of King Al
fonso, desires to sign the Carolines agree
ment directly. There was an imposing
scene at the palace of the Escurial upon
the arrival OF King Alf0nso's body. Wheh
the procession reached the Monastery the
Duke de Sexto, Royal Chamberlain,
Knocked and requested admlttance loT
Hing Alfonso. When inside the gates,
the Duke unlocked the coffin ana calltd
three times IN AlfOnso's ear, then, accord
lug to the ritual, ne said: There Is no
reply. 1t is true the King is dead. ne
then relocked the coffin and broke MS
wand OF Office.
THE NEW CABINET.
The new Cabinet has been approved
throughout Spain. The only rear Is IN
regard to Senior Gorilla, the Republican
CHEF, who viii lose prestige unless ne
attempts b. revolt. II he is captured the
sentence Of death already passed upon
him for participation in former rlslngs
will be executed Immediately.
DON CARLOS ATTITUDE.
The manifesto of Don Carlos promising
70 confirm to Spaniards all their present
civil and religious liberties is considered
3 direct bid for the throne and is also in
terpreted as prelude to the proposal OF
the marriage Of Don Carlos son, Prince
Jamie. and the Princess of the Asturias,
the Kings eldest daughter, in the event of
no heir to the throne being born. Both Car
lists and MOnarchlsts would welcome
such a settlement with reclamation, as it
would end a 80 years conflict, and enable
Spain to assume an appropriate position
among the powers of Europe. Prince
Jamie was born June y, 1870, and Prln-
cess of the Asturias on Sept. IL, $780,
THE POPE TO OFFER MASS.
ROME, Nov. 30.-It is announced that
the Pope will officiate at the requiem
mass at the Sstine chapel for the Iepose
Of the soul of King Alfonso.
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STREET DUEL IN NEW ORLEANS.
One of the Principals Runs from the
Scene MOrtany Wounded.

Scene MOrtany Wounded.
A street duel was fought on Bourbon
street, New Orleans, Friday, in which
Antoine PellegrinI was fatally wounded.
Pellegrini charged Charles Camp with
having insulted his family, and started in
pursuit of him to get reparation. Meet
ing Camp on the street, be threatened TO
Kill him. Camp, who was unarmed,
threw back his coat, and told him to shoot
away If he was "A man. Pellegrinl de.
clined to take advantage of him, and ap-
pointed a second meeting at 3 O'clock.
IL will be ready to meet you in ten min
utes," said Camp. and IN ten minutes he
came out Of his house, armed.
Pel.egrini and four friends were in
waiting for him, and, after a short con-
versatiOn between the two, Pellegrini
drew his revolver and fired. Camp re-
piled, and regular fusillade began. Pei
legrini fell 10 the banquette, but recovered
himself aud lied down the street, as did
also his friends, although some Of the lat
ter were armed. When taken to the hos
pital 1t was discovered that Pellegrini bad
received two wounds, one of them mortal
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EE0al Saiea.
CHATHAM sHERIFFS SALE

.
FOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
FINDER and by virtue of sundry tax q. fas.
u Issued by James j. MCGOWAN, Tax Col
lector of Chatham county, FOR State and
county taxes, and placed IN my hands for
collection, in favor of the State Of Georgia
and the county of Chatham VS.. estate Arch
bald wilkins. Senior, have levied upon the
following described property. to wit:
Three hundred and twenty-five I3s5J acres.
more or less, of land situate, lying and being
IN the county of Chatham and known a.
Pembroke.
And will offer the said bye described
tract Of land ut public cutlery for sale, before
the Court II use door of Chatham county. In
the city OF savannah, on the First TUES
DAY IN FEBRU AIRY, 1885, during the legal
hours OF sale, to satisfy said tax fl fas.
Terms cash,
JOHN T. ROMAN,
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THE COST OF sLOTHFUL EASE.
What Philadel phlans Pay for Avoiding
the Individual Duties of Citizenship.
From tie E0ening Tslegraph.


From the EUeaing Telegraph.
An adequate, or even a generous, sup
ply of pure, wholesome water in our
houses would be a good thing to have; so
would be well paved, even, smooth, clean
streets, and so also a sanitary sewerage
system. Similarly other things, IN the
nature of public improvements, would he
likewise good things to have, but TO get
them would involve individual effort. the
discharge by majority of our citizens OF
their public duties, all OF which would be
repugnant to the average villagers upon
tho Scnuylkill ana Delaware. In some
sort. better even than those of a Congo
village, are our streets paved; the water
we drink is diluted sewage, il is true,
but then our mas ers give it to us
without any trouble upon our part;
our sewerage system, it is also true, car
res disease and death into our houses, but
then we do not provide it; we have bosses
who relieve US OF all effort in the premises
We carry on government by deputy; we
authorize little cOteTie of very shrewd
and very unseltish patriots to attend TO
our public duties for us; they tell Us
whom we shall vote for when we go to the
polls, and they who do go vote as they are
told. We are thus relieved OF all trouble
and can quietly sit at home on election
days and lszlly enjoy the gifts of foul
water, ill-paved and filthy streets aud
poisonous sewer gases which our masters
do give us. 1t is true, these things cost a
great deal, but our masters are not mex
pensye; but for what we pay we get that
slothful ease which we of PHILADELPHIA
love so well.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-01
NE CoAL sEAsoN ARnIIr nYEa.
DOWNS EXPULSION.
The Members of the Baptist Conference
Sever HIS Membership.

BosToN, Nov. 3O.-At largely attend
ed meeting of Baptist ministers this
morning the case of Rev. W. W. Downs,
recently pastor of the Bowdoln Square
Baptist Church, was considered. After
some discussion as to the course TO be
taken, resolutions We're unanimously
adopted that MIR. Downs having, by his
recent course, brought disgrace on the
ministerial profession and the cause of
Christ, he he expelled from mem bership
in the conference. H. was also
ReSoiUef. That we hereby dscIalm all fell
lowshp with him AS a mir ister. while we ear
Destly pray that he may repent and 80 change
his conduct as to win the sympathy OF his
bre hrea ard the Christian public. We ap-
prove the action of the Sowdoin square So
ciety IN closing their house Of worship.
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Proclamation.


CITY OF SAVANNAH. }
MAYORS OFFICE. Nov. %, 1885.
Pursuant to the request contained in t.
resolutions touching the death of Hon.
Thoma- A. Hendricks, late Vice President Of
the United States, Adnpted at the meeting Of
our citizens, held on the 21th t., l hereby
Is ne thi@, my proclamation, Ceiling upon the
citizens OF Savannah to suspend all business
on tt ENpA y, the LIST of December, during
the hours OF the funeral rites of The Industrious
dead, that proper respect may ba paid to abe
memory OF one whose life and character com
mend hi TO the esteem and affection of his
countrymen.
Given under my hand and the seal
Jsv, ! Of the city OF Savannah. this 2Sth day
49, of November, A. d. lSS5
RUFUS K. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest:
FRANK L. REBARER, Clerk of Council.