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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
FORTY RELOW ZERo.
abe Wonderful Dry Air Refrigerator
shown at the Novelties Exhibition.

shown at the Novelties Exhibition.
From the P1addelDhia Ne,os
One of the most wonderful things at the
Novelties Exhibition is the "dry air. re-
frigerator, a refrigerator unlike any other
in the world. Other refrigerators are
commended il they maintain a tempera-
ture OF 80 to A. deg. above zero; the
dry air" easily keeps at tenn
perature OF 10 deg. below zero. so cold
that the mercury In n thermometer freezes
as solid as n bullet. Ordinary refriger-
ators are expensive on account Of the
quantity Of ice used; the "dry air" doesn't
use an ounce OF ice, and can be used at
half the common cost. The AIR in COM
mon reirigeratOrs rs moist; in the "dry
air. the air is as dry as the mountain
atmosphere Of Colorado, and as cold as
that atmosphere is in midwinter.
The manner in which the temperature
OF the air Is reduced Is very simple, but
effective Ordinary air is taken through
a valve with a cylinder, and when the
piston Of that cylinder pushes forward
the air is compressed into one-fOurth its
original space. AS mechanics say, "fOur
atmospheres are compressed into one"
This compressed air Is pressed into
strong cylinder called a cooler The
cooler deserves It's name, for 1t low
CTS Tue temperature OF tue compressed
air 20 60 or 20 degrees below zero.
This is done by absorbing the heat In the
compressed air, for compressed air gives
forth the heat in IL more readily than the
natural atmosphere. The heat is absorbed
by water constantly running through
brass pipes In the interior OF the cylinder.
As the water constantly runs of. the abb
sorption OF heat Is kept up; and a con-
slant stream Of irigid air passes through
pipeiuto the refrigerator room, or double
wooden apartment 10 feet square.
A reporter entered the refrigerator
room yesterday afternoon, and found the
mercury frozen in a thermometer. At
the inlet for the cold air the thermometer
had half an inch of snow upon IL, and the
reporter picked up a handful of snow
from box called the "snow chamber"
Meat and vegetables in this refrigerator.
having been there for two weeks. are In
perfect condition. A constant current OF
icy air passed through the cold room and
out Of large valve.
This machine has never been exhibited
In Philadelphia before. Only one is in
use IN this country, ut the Rochester
hotel, Rochester, n. Y. They are n new
invention, and are used on the steamers
sailing between England and Australia 10
keep meat fresh for several weeks.
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MORMON MISSIONARIES.
The Polygamists Securing Many Con
verts in the Southern States.

verts in the Southern States.
From the Yel0 York Herald.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. 17.-Elder
John Morgan, President Of the Mormon
church in the South, to-day received in
formation that 30 additional elders had
LETT Utah for this city, and would be dis
tributed throughout the South to prOpa-
gate the doctrines Of the polygamous
church. There are now so elders en-
gagged in this work in the States of Ten
nessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi, and with
this increase they will be prepared to re-
double their efforts. Elder Morgan states
that MormOnism is making more rapid
progress in this State than else wbere in
the Union, and ascribes it chiefly to the
fact that the Tennessee Legislature has
passed laws forbidding the teachings Of
polygamy in the boundaries OF Tennessee.
He says this Legislature has aroused
great interest in the church, and the Nor
mon papers have an extensive circulation
throughout this section. New converts
are being made by scores, and the elders
working with renewed zeal. He says at
no time in the history Of the church were
they making such advances with so great
success.
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CITY SHERIFFs SALE


NDER and by virtue of a fl. ia. fssradou
~ of the City Court of Savannah in favovos
>. >. McDonOugh, T. b. Thompson. and I'd
Burdette, copartners under the firm name !;
McDonOugh 4 Co., VS.. j. Wesley Hunt Tbav va
levied upon the following described propertv
TO Wit: The western one-half OF LOT nnmbs,
thirty five 1857 Cumming ward, in the city n
Savannah, county Of Chatham, and state al
Georgia, having front Of thirty-one feet All
on Second street and depth of one hundred
feet, levied on as the property of John Wessvl
Hunt. defendant, in favor J. J. McDonongb
L. b. Thompson and Ed. Burdette. copartners
under hrm and name of MeDonough & o.
and l will sell the same before lie Cont
House door In the city of Savannah. comfy
Of Chatham, and State of Georgia, on TUES.
DAY, the third day OF November 1885. he.
tween the legal hours of sale.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor.
ney. Purchaser to paw for all papers. Own.
er and tenant in possession notified.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court of savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA. October 5th. 1855.
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lection Notice
OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS AND EX-OFFICIO JUDGES
CHATHAM COUNTY, GA.
GAUANNAu not


COMMISSIONERS AND EX-OFFICI0 JUDGES |
CHATHAM COUNTY, GA.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct 6, 1885,. }
Under the provisions of an act entitled IAN
act to authorize and empower the Commits
siOners of Chatham county and eX-OfliciO
Judges to Issue bonds TO the amount of forty
thousand dollars, or less, for the purpose Of
ment of the interest on such bOnds, and a
sinking fund for the final redemption of the
same by taxation. Snd for other purpOses.n
approved September %, 1888, notice is here
by given that an election will be held at the
Court House. in the city of Savannah, on
TUESDAY. the 10Th day of November, 1885,
between the hours of O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock P. NJ, under the superiutendence re-
quired by law, to determine the question
whether said bonds shall be issued as pro-
vided in said act. The amount of said bonds
shall not exceed forty thousand doll rs-to
mature within thirty years from date of issue
with interest not 10 exceed 1--WE per centum,
payable semi annually in May and November
Of each year; and no issue Of said bonds shall
be made until all the present funds for the
new jail shall have been exhausted, and then
only for such amount as shall be necessary to
meet any deficit for the completion of said
buildings. Said bonds will be exempt from
all taxation, and matured bonds and coupons
will be receivable for all taxes and debts due
this county The legally registered voters Of
the county are entitled to vote at said cleo
ton. The ballots Will bear the words, ain
favor Of bonds" or, against bonds" and it
Will require the Affirmative votes of two
thirds of the voters voting at said election 10
authorize the issue OF said bonds.
ROBT. ID. WALKER, c. c. c.
G. Q. CASEY. e. G. c..
j. II. ESTILL. G.. c, e.
G.. IT. DORSErT, G. G. g.
Attest: JNo. X. DILLON, Clerk &. G. G.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Q. ii. DORSETT, Anntinna0-

Of fSe and by virtue of an order
nam county. / will sell befara OF Chat.
House door, in the city of Savanna Count
me usual hours Of sale, on TUFSSDTi' IIuring
yemoer 3D.. 1895, the following "a Al No.
property OF the late Patrick Cullen 9U0 as as The
Purpose OF distribution and the paym 1Sr tl
w y portion a4 Of lot letter R Middle ope,bo.
Ward ana the improvements theracTnS ttholpe
ing OF two-story brick store s,,IS Il, consist.
on the northwest corner Of Harrisoaees i a!ie
Gaui streets. and the two two-stor- uu 81
residences adjoining and north Of ss,, wooedea
&c., JOHN F. HERR
Administrator de bonis No.
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EraaI Salee.
ITY sHERIFFs SALE

| NDER and by virtue OF a fl. IA issr.s
OF the City Court of Savannah in ~ oas
OF the JASPER Mutual LOAN SSS ~
hd dUN , VS., " lLLIAM GARRARD Trustee St,tA Il
property as the property of the def fsgl .osd
WILLIAM GARRARD, Trustee and vdj'u nm
sell the same at public outcry before % NJ
0ourt h nc use door, in the city Of savanna
county OF Chatham, and State Of Geo-''iiana
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY. tbe ssi a. 20
november, 1850, during legal hours of NY Wy
an that lot or parcel of land in the c,f fal !
savannah, county Of Chatham, State of NY ~ Oh
gla, known and distinguished bv the VI nn Geor
SIX 10 Crawford ward, having a fr -rptOe q
sixty 900 feet, more or. less, on Soutb Pso, u
street, and rectangular depth of ninetr to Jay
more or less, running back to lane. Win 1, ~
improvements thereon. Property poirt ts5 eu
by plaintiffs attorney. 1''D'e9 Oal
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for titles
Owner notified. DAVID RAITFY
Sheriff City Court Savannah
SAVANNAH. GA. ,Julv X 1895 -"l'
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CITY sHERIFF,s SAFE

HINDER and by virtue of a fl. ia. issued out
- of the City Court of Savannah in favor
of ANDREW HANLEY VS.. FLORENCE Cl
STAIEl, have levied upon the following
described property, to wit: Lot numbered
forty-nlne (49l, Marshall ward, on the north
east corner of Henry and Cemetery streets
and all and singular, the buildings thereon
having front Of forty feet on henry street
anu depth OF one hundred and five feet o1|
Cemetery street. The said lot is bounded
north by lane. east by lot number fifty, ID
said ward, south by Henry street, and wes
by Cemetery street. Levied on as the prop.l
erty OF the defendant, Florence C. Staley. in|
favor of Andrew Hanley. And will sell ths|
same to the highest bidder at public outcry
before the Court House door, in the city oiI
savannah. county of Chatham, and State n
Georgia, on TUESDAY, the third day Of Mol
vember, 1885, during legal hours of sale
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorl
ney.
Owner, FLORENCE G. STALEY, notified
Tenant, JOHN NJ. FRITCH, notified.
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for titles.
DAVID BAILEY, i
Sheriff City Court OF Savannah, Ca
SAVANNAH, GA, October 5th, Ss5.
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WOMEN 5 PRIsONs.
SUIT or A DUCHESS.
She Seeks 20 Enjoin the Executor or an
Estate Worth 100000.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Charlotte Duchesse
DaurY, of Neuflle. Belgium. brought suit
in the Circuit Court to recover her share
in the estate Of James T. Soutter, Of New
York, who died in 1873 She WAS at that
time the wife of Robert Soutter, son OF the
testator. Her husband died soon after
his father, and she married again. Under
her husbands will she is entitled
10 one-haf of his property, the other
half going to her children. She claims
thata large part Of her late father-in-law's
estate was lost IN speculation with SOut-
ter Il Co.. Of Ne = York, by the acting eX
eculor, William Il. SOutter, and she
charges that the latter has now conveyed
his interest in the property, worth $780,
OO0. to Morris 5. Miller She says her
part Of the estate, withheld by William
II. SOutter is worth S25, 600 and she wants
the court 10 enjoin the other heirs from
conveying their interests TO others and
from making a settlement without giving
her her share.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
nv HENRY Rim. Ancfinnear

Under and by virtue OF an order from the
Honorable Court OF Ordinary of Chath am
county will be sold on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN NOV EMBER NEXT, before the
Court House during the legal hours of sale,
An undivided one-half "a interest in
street. with improvements thereon, com
monty known as Harris wharf, in the CITY of
savannah, Georgia; said lot being bounded
on the north hv the savannah river, on the
Bay street and on the west by Lincoln street
being same property conveyed 20 Henry J
Dickerson by NJ. Il. Milen administrator Of
the estate Of Lewis Il Harris) by deed dated
July 2d, 1852, and recorded in the Clerks
Office of the Superior Court of Chatham
county, Record Book WV. page g. Terms
cash. II. NJ. BRANCH,
II. +. WILLINK,
5. +. GOODWIN,
Executors Of Estate Of II. J. Dickerson, de-
ceased
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY GEO. w. LAMAR, Auctioneer.

By authority of an order Issued by the Honor
able the Ordinary Of Chatham county,
Georgia, on 5th Of October. 1885. Will be sold
for distribution among the heirs Of the es-
tate, at the Court HOuse in Savannah Ga.
during the usual hours Of sale. on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER being the Ri
day. the following real estate belonging 10
the estate OF Edward G. Anderson, Jr, de
ceased:
Lots Nos. and I, northwest corner of Bull
and South Broad streets, Holland tything
Percival ward, each b0X90 feet, with improve
mcnts thereon, consisting Of an elegant double
brick dwelling twO-story and basement, with
modern convenience a: clubhouse and stables
on rear Of lOts. JANE NJ. ANDERSON.
Administratrix the estate OF Edward G, An
uprsOu. .fr.
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JOCKEY AND THoROUGHBRED
The National Jockey Clubs Fall Meet
ing Opened with "A Flourish.

The National Jockey CLUBS Fall Meet
ing Opened with a Flourish.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-The fall meet
ing of the National Jockey Club opened
under most favorable auspices. The day
was beautiful, the attendance large, and
the track and racing good The events
were as follows:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs: all ages. Strath-
spey won, with Lulu second, and Frank Ward
third. Time l:l613.
SECOND RAoE-Autumnal handicap; all
ages; one and one half miles. Barnum won,
with sam Brown second, and RIGA third
Time 1883.
THIRD RACE-One mile: purse $500. The
race had only Farewell and Mile as starters.
Farewell won. Time AS.
FOURTH RACE hree-quarter Of a mile:
Arlington stakes for 2-year-olds. II was won
by Bess, with Elkwood second. and The Bard
third. Time l:i7.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles.
Sovereign Pat won, with Wndsail second,
and Benny third. Time 1853.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, oct. 19.-The Brighton
Beach races to-day resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE Purse $3.50; seven-eighths of a
mile. Sea Foam won, with lie Logos second,
and Leonidas third. Time 1914
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50; three quarters
OF q mile. Ben Thompson won. with Belle B.
second. and Baltazar third. Time l:l624
THIRD RACE-Purse $3.50; one and one
eighth Of a mile. Jack o Hearts won. with
Joe Murray second, and Joe Howell third
Time l:5754.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; three quarters
OF mile. Jim Renwick won, with Pericles
second, and 9iushhrook third. Time l:l6lf.
FIFTH RACE Purse $3.50; one mile. Battle
d0re won, with Contessa second, and Au-
dacity third. Time l:45.
LoRmLARDs NEW RACER,
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Hol-
land, FOR New \ Ork will take St. Blaize,
the Derby winner Of 1888, for Lorillard's
stud
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EXECUTRIX's SALE.

By virtue of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton L Ferrill, Ordinary of Chat
ham county, we will sell before the Court
House door, in the city Of Savannah, during
the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY, the
Sd day of November, 1885,
Lot 70. "a White ward; also, lots eighteen
(Is) nineteen 40 and twenty (20) Swollvine,
city of Savannah, together with all and singu-
lar the improvements ON said lots.
The above is sold as the property of the late
Jos. Il. Reedy, deceased, for payment OF debts
and distribution. KATE POWER
EXecutriX estate JOS b. Reedv
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AN EVANGELIST IN DISGRACE.
Forgery and Bad Association Confessed
to his Congregation.

Forgery and Bad Association Confessed
to his Congregation.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Dot. 19.-Rev. c.
n. Booth, the Baptist evangelist and tor
merry pastor Of a chuch at Mexico, n. Y,
has been suspended from the State Street
church in this city. He has confessed
that the letter on which he was received
into the Springfield church from the one
in Mexico, n. Y, some eighteen months
ago was forged by him. He also stated
that he forged in August last the sigma
lures Of several men of Plainfield, Mass,
10 a paper certifying to the
good character of woman with whom
he had associated who had previously
confessed TO him that she was a prOsti-
tute. The names We're copied from sigma
lures 70 a letter thanking him for his
labOTs as a reviYalist at Plainfeld last
winter. He has been acting as pastor of
the Cummington Baptist church for a
year.
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AUCTION.
BY T. NJ. CATER, Auctioneer

BY t. NJ. CATER, Auctioneer.
VIII be sold at public auction on THURS
DAY: the 22i October, nc North CONNER
cial Wharf, Charleston, 5. c.,
The Norwegian bark HERDS. with every
thing on board.
Also
on South Atlantic Wharf, the SAILS and
SUNDRY ARTICLEs belonging to said vessel.
ALSO
On Carolina Wharf. the sPARs, RIGGING
and SUNDRY ARTICLES belonging 10 said
vessel.
Fun particulars about the vessel and a COM
plete inventory OF all articles belonging to her
can be had on application nj our Office
STREET BROTHERS.. Consignees.
Charleston, S. @.
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Ernal zlnfirps.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Wh ereasI
VI JORDAN f. BROOKS has applied 4
Court of Ordinary for Letters Of AdmlIags1
tration on the estate Of r. STEWART sAs1
DERS, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoRs
all whom it may concern to be and appear y
fore said court, to make objection lif any IAS Y
have. on or before the NINTH DAl a
TERN NEXT, otherwise say
letters will be granted. ,..
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. fts
RlLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, TINS
fifth day OF October, 1885.
PHILIP M. RUSSELL, JR',
Clerk G. o. c. U.
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A REMARKARLE NlAN.
His Great A ptitude for Figures and His
Love for Snakes.

From an Oi0ingsgilEs Hy.) Special Dispatch.
About four miles east OF this place there
resides a man who is indeed prodigy.
The name Of this wonderful man is Reu-
ben Fields, and he has but one developed
faculty, this one seeming to take entire
possession OF him, driving all other
thoughts from his mind. In early infancy
he was apparently much as other children,
but in extreme youth he developed a Won
derful precOcity, or rather a supernatural
endowment for mathematics, even then
solving difficult problems with apparent
ease and with but little study. This be-
came mania with him, and grew as he
grew, to the exclusion Of all other
branches Of thought, until finally, without
knowing "A single figure or letter OF the
alphabet, he became the perfect master OF
the science of mathematics. He has been
tested by the most scientific men OF this
profession, and the answers 20 the most
difficult problems that they have been
able 10 PROFOUND are at his fingers end.
the invariably correct solution being given
in an instant, quicker than thought. As
an instance OF his remarkable powers, he
has been known TO keep more than
dozen clerks busy in taking invoice Of a
stock OF goods. Indeed, his knowledge
and application Of the science Of mathe-
MATES lar exceed anything that the most
scientific men are able to comprehend.
Another phenomenal Characteristic OF
this man Is that he can tell the time TO a
second, either day or night. Awakened
from the soundest sleep, he can tell you,
without hesitation. precisely what time IL
IL. What Blind Tom is TO music, Reube
Fields Is to mathematics; aud, like that
illusirious idiot. this one branch absOrbs
his entire mental capacity.
Another popularity Of Fields is his ut
ter fearlessness OF snakes. In his child
hood be manifested iondness for these
reptiles and made them his playthnRs.
and, strange 10 say, he was never bitten,
though he handled with greatest careless.
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xnnrraI Snnifafionn.

LARKIN.-The relatives and friends, of
Mr.. JAMES LARKIN, JR., Mrs. Nj. McCullum,
Mrs. S. Mannion and b j. McIntire, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral of
the former, from the residence of the latter,
corner Price and Gordon streets, at O'Clock
THIS AFTER NOON.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY .-NouS
~ hereby given to all parties having n
mands against CATO WILLIAMS @1
OF Chatham county, now deceased, TO pre,oa
them to my attorneys, Messrs. LawtVn ,s1
Cunningham. properly made out, Wltu's ,5s
time prescribed by law, so as to snow sDs
character and amount; and all persons
debted to said deceased are hereby reggDss u
10 make Immediate payment 70 my ~
tOrneys. NIMBRICk WILLIAM Nc
Administrator estate Of Cato lll l~,
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -NollgSs
" hereby given that have made 9spp,iss,
ton 20 the Court of Ordinary Of Cha'
county for order to sell all the real W.
and personal property belonging 70 este, 4
JOHN RYAN, deceased, for the pay lnv a.i
debts ana distribution. and that sslu -. vrb
will be granted at 9th day Of No'o IN
Term, 1885, Of said court. unless oelecn1Ts
fled. JORDAN +. BkOohot1
Administrator estate John Ryan, ueoee'
SAVANNAH, October s, 1850. -
GEORGIA.. CHATHAM COUNTY. -NotITs
VI hereby given that / have made alpp,bbsl
ton 10 the Court OF Ordinary Oh C aa ID
county for order 20 sell all the real ess .sste
personal property belonging 70 S7.e ~
MICHAEL +. MURTAGH, deceased, =. "a N
payment Of debts and distribution ~. Mn ~
said order VIII he granted at NM a oounl
OF NOVEMBER TERM, 1885, OF saiu w
unless objections are filed. ,,ooKe
Administrator estate Michael r. nus
deceased.
sAvANNAH, October 8. 1885.
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CITY sHERIFFs SALE.

Under and by virtue of a f. IA issued cd
~ Of the City Court of Savannah in fayord
the JASPER MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIAI
TON VS.. d. FERGUSON, Trustee, / haTs
levied upon the following described prOpelt1
as the property of the defendant, d. FERGUI
SON, Trustee, and will sell the same at publa
cutlery before the Court House door, in iha
city of Savannah, county OF Chatham ana
MIS- u sla5 70 We s 91'u q,
legal hours of sale: All that eastern port01
or half part of that certain lot, tract or par1
Gel of land situate, lying and being in the eit1
of Savannah, said county of Chatham anl
state OF Georgia, and known and Distinguish
on the map of said city as lot number twen1
(20) Columbia ward, with the improvement
thereon. Property pointed out by plaintiff
attorney.
Terms each; purchaser paying for titles,
Owner notified. DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court, Savannah
SAVANNAH, August 3, 1885.
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Prnhnllv a Nfistnlre-

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-Dr. Grndeman, in
his articles in the Imperial Gazette on the
CarOlines questions, states that the United
States government asked Prince Bis
marck TO protect the American mission
aries on those islands. This, it is argued.
shows that the United States government
shared the views Of England and Ger
many regarding spain's rights in the Car
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DEADwOoD. OAK. Oct. 19.-Ex-Deputy
County Clerk Charles Tracy was arrested
to-day for the alleged embezzlement OF
county warrants 10 the amount Of $1,000.
Tracy was a post trader with high social
position. HIS arrest creates 3 sensation.
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Ohituaru.

ROYALL.-Died I'm Walthourville, Ga, on
the sth of Oct, 1885, WILLIE ASHLEY, infant
daughter of Charles and Ida Royal, aged IL
days.
She Is near thee gentle mother,
Near thee at the evening hour;
Her soft kiss Is on the zephyr,
She looks up from every flower.
And when nights dark shadows fleeing,
Low thou bendest thee in prayer,
AMI thy heart feels nearest heaven,
Then thy angel child is there.
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LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Paris cores
pendent Of the Morning Post says that ru-
mors are current thar NJ. Waddngton
has rendered mis- resignation as French
Minister 20 England. owing 10 differences
tons in France.
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ROME, oct. 19.--The Pope has called a
meeting Of the Vatican officials for to-
morrow 20 draft instructions 10 the
French bishops. IL Is believed that the
coalition Of the French Radicals and
Moderates Will lead 10 the abolition OF the
concOrdat