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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pier
sgoses Street Fer ry at CRY OF @oRcEsTEa
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. "CITY OF BOSTON"
may House POI 2G 33 and 95I Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels S3S Futont
EfoohVn' anu a' riei ~ -'o''" GEO W BRADY Agent
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0NHE NEW LINE
NEw.YoRK PIILAbELPIIIA. EoRy1LK, OLD POINT

COMFORT AND riiE sOUrH
D HoUEs FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
now runs Fast Day aad Night Express between Newlos
Cape Charles. Trans leave Ncwl ork fcnnsyvAr4
kaIlroad, $50 week days and p daily arriving pd
Point Comfort II ekdays and $50 m daily Nor
folk and Sl5 Sleeping through from Now.
Ysrk Cbares aud Parior Oar Philadelphia vita
charge cksts paror seats aud sleeping Serhs
be secured at Ticket Chloe u tue Pennsylvap Railroad
CsnpSayb x SoOn u zen Pass and frsi.h' Agent
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On and after Juno ,, 1888.
GREAT TKi n LIN II


AND UNITED IT N1fS MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork VIA DcsOrOsses and Courandt Street
Ferries, follows;
Harrisburg. Ittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, M, T. I and o. M. daily. New. York
aud Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
Ing Cars at y "a. m. every day
Wllamsport Lock Haven a. M. sp M; Cory and Eric
connec ding at Cory for Tusvilla Petroleum Goa
ire ami the Oh Regions.
BALTIMORE Washngo and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman rarlor Cars daily except Sunday 10
In, arrive Washington 400 D. regular at $40 and
$50 a. M, l. $40 and IN. AMI IL night sunday O:l5
$40 and y y. and IL night 80
For Atlantic city sunday with through
For Cape May. except SUNDAY y. m
Long Prancn Ray Head Junction and intermediate sauoii
via Railway ana Amboy t;l,. $40 ami g. III, ~ noon
$40 "a Lana a. ala. ! and ,i;Sl p. ON sunday
al a. M. and5 m do not stop al Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk. via cwiork. philadelphia and
Norfolk Hailload. 6:1O a. week days and D.
day via baltimore and BAY Line $40 P. IN. week days.
Boats 81 BROOKLYN connect with all through trains at
Jersey city. anoriing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans Arrive From Pttsbur9 T. 4. ll;30 m. 6;55 ami
1886 N. daily. From WASHINGTON and baltimore. go
02O a. m. $40 p:20. 1905 p. From PhiladelphiA
$50 500 4 g. 900 $50 1910. i:3Oa m. l.20 2, 80
800 6.s0 $50 6:55 7:2o; $50 800, e:35 1905 p. M
and 1870 night sunday 800. $780, 1908. 5Oj, ll3o
$40. 6;2O, 655. 0;20 $3.50. 1905 p. IN.
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Dlpioena Notices.

"A cpa Of ali bonds dnc on ha late i.med nv the RAIL.
ROAD Equipment COMPANY secured BY rolling stock,
furnished the folio railroads. under Car Trust FORM Will
be paid on and after that date at tho Office Of
POST. MARTIN & CO., No. "a Pinest. New-York
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS solicited for the consiruc
ton Of oEtenson TO the SEwNOHk STATE KEtokh
ATOIY AT ELMf according 10 drawings anc -pcclnca
tiOns by J. Il. Thomas. Architect. of y wN0rs city
BIDS Will be tIyed until Saturday. Angus H. Of noon.
separately the different classes o. for the entire
gross. Each bid must be accompanied by chec
certified b. spOnsblc bank-Or dTau on tn itv ~
New.Y payable to the treasurer 81 e Board OF Mana
gers NJ H. Arpnt extent OF Eve 70 per cent Of the
Of the proposal guarantee that the party making
enter into contract for The execution OF The
work lie parties whom be- awarded viii
bc repne 10 furnish satisfactory bonds equal
O One-half 81 tic ontra't
and speccaus can De seen AZ TIE once oil The
superintendent al the Hefoi m-tpry.
Proposals addressed 10 John Nicks frerdcht
o. tho Board Flmra. y. )
The HOARD reserve. the reject any % al proposals.
Iy order ~ the Board OF Managers .. ......
NH, ARNOT,
Elmra, y. Y, July -. 1855. Committed
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DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RAILROAD co.

The Committee Of REORGANIZATION appointed under the
amended agreement dated 5th Jauuary 1882 pursuant to
the power gwen hereby fx saturday 2th August an
tie limit within which bondhodcrs and stockhoiicrs
benefits the purchase ard reor
amended agreement Holders are Required T. de
urc. or tAn tho dy named with tho
Mercantile trust company 40 10 bro,dwsy, New fork
la With 81 the said amended agreement
onds rendered deposit alter 18th August laS Will be
fhr tommltt-e the right 10 In
erease Without notice such IL IN time 10 time.
IRNiN DAVIS
JAMES u. COLGATE,
join J. MCCuOk.
JAMES L. Gloss IN,
GEORGE r. BAKER. COMMITTEE
SMITH CiIFI,
CtfANIE~ n. FRY.
J. KENSEDI ron.
FRANCIS .. FKENCH
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the
L -,ockholdcr. Of TnE NEW YORK AND TLNAs
LAND COMPANY. LIMITED, wall be held a. the once ~
company. No Wall 81. IN tie city OF Ncw-lotS, on
Tuc.day M DAY 81 August 4 D. l--j at II O'Clock
noon ~ directors and three inspectors
election. the tran-ictoI OF any business which
may be brought before the meeting .,
he book. viii be closed on july So ana
opened August l.. l-s6.
JACOB = WTTMOpE. Treasurer.
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS

ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WEsTERN RAILROAD.
Til ROT GIL PULLMAN BC FEET SLEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BEIWEE NEW YORK AND ST LAWRENCE
RIVER. train leaving Jay 81. New York at 525 p.
West 42d st. 5iJ p. M; Fuons at, Brooklyn 445 Re-
turning steamer St Lawrence leaves Alexandria Bay.
d IN Day train leaves Jay st 500 West ads GlJ
a. m; brooklyn, SIS a Night tram runs daily
MILLS BUILDING. ..,.,ns,>,
New York. &c ANDEhS
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PROVIDENCE LINE
4 F0it NON4 pENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW. ENGLAND POINTS

Peasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND aud MASS kCHUSEIl> leave rom Pier
% y. H.. foot Warren ST. at NJ daiy cxeep' sunday
Longest WATER ROUlE-fuh nights resi-. N1lte Noun.
train with paror leaves steamers landing ProvL
dence d.3D m runs througl Fabgans without change
Tickets and ssteroons can be secured 10 YORK a
Aator House 257 2-7 3Of 33I 457 ISj 9t2 9j1 Broad
way Windsor Fifth Avenue Aston House Grand Central
Cosmopolitan Hotcls-32O BowerS In Bro klgn at 3S3
Washington. 73p Fulton at Pier % " h send
10 Box SOIL for Summer Excurs on BOOK
t. M.POPPLr, Oen. raj Passenger Agent.
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this city. PRED. A. BROWN. Treasurer.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY [,
NOTICE.-A quarterly dividend OF TWO
NDoLLAs PER SHARE hasthis day been declared on the
dn az
'GiS nssi sn 'sf ssnsa N
e The SSs Of ss ramoS "a
caso, at the olhce of the Treasurer Of the company
THE INTEREST on the following bonds is
CITY on and ate August l. 1855
COLUMBUS AND TOLEDO RAILROAD co.
Koscru t'S'5 @ eoGSfy. INDIANA.
LAwRES 9~ hSiLRoAD COMPANY.
,.wpr FlFst M st3Ts fs 81
MAnrEf HFa'S dSI3 j.
NEw.Y3RK LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
r1rrsBrhSS,M f%RF WAYNE AND CHICAGO nY co,
First Mo 3 Is series RES. " B .p,
nAsDo Ei'ins S5 SS'!f'f' I 4 'fl1s' H.
ROCK IstASp, fILiNoIs,
ST. PAUL and SoaT'HERN PACIFIC R'Y CO..
General Mortsage. s. =,
HOWARD COUNTY. fNDIANA.
Principal Smith Gravel Road Bonds series No O.
Principal Harlan Gravel Road Bonds series No p
cEYrREvILLE. rNDfASIS L.
AUGUST Is
HAMILTON COUNTY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road IS.
AUGUST 10.
KIRKLIN, INDIANA.
school Is
AUGUST 2a
BENTON COUNTY, INDIANA.
Gravel Road Is.
GALLIPOLfS. OHIO.
Municipal 81
WHITE COUNTY. INDIANA
Gravel Road Ca
MIAMI COUNTY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road Gs.
IO0TH DIVIDEND.
IOO UNITED ST .TEs EXPRESS CoYPAyY
TREASURES OFFICE, 50 BRoADwAY
NRw-IoRK, July II. 1888
The transfer books OF this viii De closed August
9Th. at 3 D. H., and reDponed August l7th, 1888
THEODORE +. WOOD, Treasurer.
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Ecaal Notices.
IN the Circuit Court of the United States OF
j the Western District OF Pennsy wanna -. 700,
THE EAGLE LOCK CO. No. 80 November 'er'n' 1877

i the Western District OF Pcnnsylyania 800,
THE EAGLE LOCK CO. NO 80 November 'errn i''@'
ROBERT J. cRoMIE ct all In Equity.
And now 10 wit June o. A. -. 1852 this Cause came on 70
be heard upon complainant for an order ON Robert
Crome one the above named defendants hohieseht
the state Pennsyya ni to appt ar plead answer or ue
muir the of complaint filed herein. ana " appearing 10
10 certain real estate sua IN said Western district OF
the foreclosure or certain inortg ge
ode Executed by said Robert j. trOme 10 one
Peter V certain lots OF land situated on Sa
ALLEGHENY state lots being numbered
tso % three -. ten To- eleven u ~ twelve u. AM VIZ
teen 81 IN NJ F,Tgus)ns plan Of ots OF Tic montgomery
estate IN Plan ook Vol T. rage lsl IN me ec"Id
ers Office ALLEGHENY County. Penn Also ot nunbrisn
Philip GeTsts plan. situated on inc South .hc
Of Union ST from the corner OF Washington
Thirteenth Ward % tio CITY OF Allegheny fcv
by virtue OF suniry assignments PC
In the complainant Ana o the OF
other mortgage made executed ana delivered ~ thr
tain other lo.s OF ground the city Of Allegheny Penn and
tlO. eleven III and twelve ~ IN
plan laid by ]. Pcnec0st and Others ecorled IN
and which said mortgage. Nv
And IL appearing the Court, from petition and affidavit
aed hat the laid Robert J. COmic i nonrsld'hi o the
state lvana gnd has not yOuntsry appeared 20
and that he Is not nhabant ~ AMI cannol DC
found within this district ~ j. therefore oetc that c san
Robert Crombc do appear. plead answer or denlr 10 su
next And IL further appearing hat il impr1ctcape 10
obtain service ~ hss order upon The sad H"Ort
Cromic ordered that publication Of the same be Wade
thereof In the Ncwi DAILY ltinunc o Now
YORK CITY, ~. week for six consecutive NeeNs
BY the Court
IoIiT NJ kOEB H. u. GAMBLE, Clerk.
Compliments solicitor IittsJurg Penn.
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finantial.
20 wALL-sr., Ngw.YoRK. July rs. 1876

TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs OF
THE
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TIE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad. $40
u m. Parlar through to stel
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DErAnlMrST OF FN.xcr. orner or coNrInollrn. /
RIO TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLD-
Frs OF TIE DENVER AND RIO URANDE

ITO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLD-
Il Frs OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
after the default November last by the DENVER
AND no GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY IN tho pay.
men OF Its Interest upon its rs' mortgage bonds commces
the first mortgage bOndhOicrs appointed
IN Frankfort and Amsterdam and by these Committees
Undersigned were appontcda committee for tho
In New.YOrk.
MESSHs EVARTs. CHOATE & BEAMAN were
selected the counsel for the Committee and steps
have been taken for the protection Of the boDdhoder
On the Esd day OF May last the sole trustee
IT, Meyer acting under the authority him
mortgage In odefaut In interest and at III.
alarge number OF bondhofers declared the
bonds 10 be due and payable Dl OF foreclosure
prepared but the hlng thereof has been delayed.
The Receiver under the order of the Court
he proposes 10 the LIST Of August the interest on
lstof November last We think for the first
MORTGAGE b,ndoides that they confer with
eel before they surrender their November coupons.
New.Yorg. July 20. 1855
WILLIAM B BONN.
(Spcycr& Co, Mills Building. Ia Broad-st.
<. NEUSTADT,
(IIalyarten 4 90, ~ Broad.st).
CARL bCuU uZ
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HA.v POST. Treasurer.
A DIVIDEND of per cent on the capital
stock Of the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Company
has boon declared payable August To- Transfer books close
August and open the 18th
II WILLIAMS Treasurer.
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ROCHESTER PITTsBURo r. II. Co.,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
20 NAssAu-sT. NEW. YORK, July 80. 1882
coupons Of the Rochester and Plttsburg X:
~ II. Co.'S First Mortgage Bonds maturing AUGUST VIII
be paid after that date the Union Trust Company OF
this city. FRED A. BROWN. Treasurer
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5tcamtoa.s auo RAILROADS.

nor ORIENT. GREENPORT, SHELTER
ISLAND. sOUTHOLD and $40 HARBOR-1he
steamer FRANCES leaves Pier II, r. r.. New York foot
OF Pinc-st. on TUESDAYS. THuRsDAlS and sAIUk'
nays Al o. m Returning alternate days.
RACKET & BRO, Agents. So sOuth-st. n. u
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after lune2. 1888
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$40 FER YEAR1Boardi1g E: scs%o for
tenannex New ork reference. Address Miss TKAUT.
MANN Principal. 37Il LanCaseraye. Philadelphia Penn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
REMoDELrNG HIS OFFICE.
Appointment Clerk Higgins and Henry
VIII. of England.
From the Sea0 York Eoening Telegram.

From the Teao York E0ening Telegram.
WASHINGTON, June DISAPPOINTMENT
Clerk Higgins is somewhat of a joker.
To-day he was congratulated by an ardent
Democrat upon the fact that the good
work of the decapitatiOn Of Republican
otfice-holders was still going on, and be
replied: you've struck it exactly. There
is nothing voluntary in the order Of their
going. Decapitation in the Treasury IS
being accomplished these days by my ak
ing the Republicans to resign" This was
hardly original. however, as joker said
about Henry VIII. that she never popped
the question, but married his wives first,
and 'aXed' them afterwards"
From certain indications it would seem
that the administration will not be en-
tiTely Indifferent to the kind of men who
will constitute the Appropriations Com
mittee of the next House. There Is an in
clnation toward the belief that too much
economy will indirectly damage the pros
poets Of the administration. The Presi-
dent is anxious to begin the work OF
building a new navy and TO provide for
complete system Of coast defenses for the
country. In both of these laudable IN
dertakings he will have the Republican
minority at his back. But a very small
representation upon the appropriations
Committee can easily thWart me wishes
of the majority Of the House. Great care
and caution will be exercised, therefore,
in the reelection Of this committee. One
of the names which acts Ike red flag to
a bull is that of Congressman Holman, Of
Indiana. A very few Of the administra-
ton Democrats are willing that he should
be allowed a place upon that committee.
Congressman Curtin, Of Pennsylvania,
said of him to-day: Holman ought not
10 be on the Appropriations Committee.
No man ought to be a member who will
sit by FIRE in July with an oYercOat on
and drink whisky to keep warm. If had
my way all cold blooded fellows like Hol-
man would get Left
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
SPANS DEPoPULArIoN.

NO DiminutiOn in the Number OF New
Cholera Cases and Deaths.
Madrid, June 23,-Thirty thousand in
habitants have fed from Murcia 70 escape
cholera. The aspect of the city is most
melancholy.
The Official returns for Sunday from the
cholera injected districts Of Spain are as
follows:
Valencia (city New cases 20, deaths
Valencia (proyince New cases $50,
deaths 172.
Aluroia Getty New cases 6S, deaths 81.
Towns adjoining the city OF Murcia-
New cases l46, deaths 80.
In the remainder OF the province of
Murcia-New cases 60, deaths q.
CarthaRena-Newc cases ., deaths 0.
Caetelion de la Plana city New cases
q, deaths 3.
CastelIon de la Plana province New
cases Go, deaths A..
Huasca-New cases Z, deaths 3.
Ia the town of Glen Pazuelas, 20 miles
from Madrid-New cases 8, deaths 4.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
JOHN I. ROMAN.
Sheriff Chatham county e.
CHATHAM sHERIFFs SANE

by virtue Of mortgage fl ia. issued one j.,
NJ. DEXTER VS.. JAMES E. WATT n IA A
have levied upon the following deecrtcoti
property OF the defendant, tn wit The dre{..l.
Hercules, her tackle. apparel, machinery, ere
as she now lies in the Savannah river. on t6a,
Jones' dry dock. near
And l will offer the SAID above desori,os
property for sale at public 0utcry before ny
Court House door of Chatham comfy 'i iS
me CITY OF savannah, during the legal hours
1883, to satisfy said mortgage Fl. ia.
Ierms cash; purchasers paying for titles
JOHN T. ROMAN
Sheriff Chatham couufr ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
CITY sHERIFF,s SALE

NDER and by virtue of Fl. fla. issued ont
~ OF the City Court of Savannah in favor ~
the MERCH ANTS AND MECH ANGfSi
LOAN ASSOCIATION vs.. DIANA THnWP
son RIVERS, have levied upon the foliov
ing described property, as the property az H.
defendant. and viii sell the same al mini
outcry before the Court House door. In tbe
CITY OF savannah, county of Chatham, And
state OF Georgia, on TUESDAY, the sevent5
day OF uly, 1885, during legal hours of seie.
All thst certain lot, tract or parcel of lard
described in following words: All the fonrtS
part OF lot of land, with the improvement
now being thereon, situate, lying and being
in said city of Savannah, State and connt2
aforesaid, containing twenty-five feet IN
width and twenty-four feet nine inches in
depth, be the same more or less, said prooertv
distinguished in the plan Of said city a I0t
Number Twelve Q2). Yamacraw. Property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for papers.
Owner notified).
DAVID BAILEY
Sheriff G. C. S,
SAVANNAu Tupa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23

FINDER and by virtue of a fl. ia. issued
~ ont Of the City Court Of Savannah in
favor Of the JASPER MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION vs.. d. FERGUSON, Trustee
have levied upon the following described
property, as the property of the defendant. D,
Ferguson, Trustee, and will sell the same Al
public cutlery before the c urt House door in
the city OF Savannah, county OF Chatham and
state OF Georgia, 10 the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, seventh day of July, 1885, during
the legal hours of sale: All that eastern Dor.
ton or half part Of that certain lot. tract OF
parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the
city of Savannah, said county of Chatham
and State of Georgia, and known and distin-
guished on the map of said city AS Lot Mum
Der Twenty (20), Columbia ward. with the
Improvements thereon. Property pointed out
by plaintiffs attorney.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles.
(Owner notihed).
DAVID BAILEY.
Sheriff e. G. S.
SAVANNAH. GA. June s. 1885
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
Colonizing in Texas.

DALLAS, Tex, June 22.-FredericK-
son q Co.. Of Ohio, to-day purchased 30O.-
600 acres OF land IN Tom Green, Howard
and Mitchell counties from the Texas and
Pacific Railroad. FredericksOn & Co. rep
resent three organizations of colonists-
American, German and Boheman-by
whom the land is to be laid of into farms.
These cOi0nlsts comprise $50 families,
who bring with them an aggregate capt.
tai OF over 100000. A new town called
Wllsonia has been located 10 miles north
OF Marianfeld by a colony from Northern
Illinois.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
a YOUNG Girl prufaIIv Cut.

rible attempt at murder is reported from
Grlndstone City. Yesterday afternoon
Maggie Morgan, aged 20 years, was alone
at home, when a strange man entered the
house, stopped her cries with a handker-
chief, and then slashed her horribly about
the face, neck and breast, leaving her for
dead. She is still alive, but her condition
is VerV critical
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23

NAPA, CAL, June 22.-Charles Krug.
Of st. Helena, one OF the most prominent
vineYardists In this State, failed to-day.
His liabilities are 1896, 900 and his assets
$4,000. The creditors are all local, the
principal ones being the Bank OF Napn,
100000, and the Bank OF -. Helena So. O0J
A portion Of the indebtedness is secured
10y mortgage. The immediate cause Ofthe
failure was Endorsement Of notes TOR
frfouda
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
LEGAL SALE.
ByI.D.LaROCHE's SONS, AuotiOneer

BY I. d. LaROCHE's SONS, AuctiOneers.
Under and by virtue of an order of the supe-
rlor Court Of Chatham county. passed on the
z6th day of July, 1884, In the matter of the
apple ton of ELLA c. DAVIS, as Guar
dian OF ELLA c. ROBERT. a minor. for
partition, and VIM. II. ROBERT, tenants
IN common as heIrs-at-law of EUGENIA
ID. ROBERT, deceased, will be sold be-
Savannah. on the FIRST TUESDAY IN
JULY, 1885, during the legal hours of sale,
AL that lot of land known and described as
Lot No. 4 in the subdivision of Lot No in
Tamacraw. Said lot OF land NO. A. being
bounded north by Lot No. in said subdi-
vision, east by Ann street, west by Lot No. 8.
and south by Indian street.
n. @. MILLS,
]. DRAYTON LAROCHE,
JOS. c. CORNELL,
commissioners
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23
grRaI SaEra.
CHAIRMAN sDTRTFF,s : J..

III
NDER and by virtue of a f. In i.sno.
~ Oh the Justice Court, Third G M n5 uS
trlct OF chatham county. by NJ. Nolina Us
tlce OF the Peace for the said district in q US
Of W. y. ALEX AMBER & SON vs. W01ns63r
Bk1DGE &HAhRIMAN, l.. b. Endres ~ u
stable oil Chatham county, Georgia. b,ss SO ~
dorsed the following levy thereon: III m
levied upon the following property noi nsee
out by plaintiff as the property Of defepdaresl
20 VII; One share Of stock of the Ssvsnn
Gotton Exchange as the property of ClrlsnnsaAa
IL. Hartman, one of the defendants. And 10
said Il, IA, with levy Endorsed thereon. hans sue
been placed in my hands for ad vertiserroal -
ana sale, after giving notice of said lew ~ y
the on, ers of Savannah Cotton Exehe5S- 20
ana 60 the defendant, Orlando H. Harrimss'
WI offer the said above described one sbsI
OF stock at public outcry, before the Car.
House door of Chatham county. in the citv -
savannah: during the legal hours OF saie' vi VI
satisfy said Fl. ia. -0''' V
Terms cash.
JOHN 7. ROMAN.
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KentnclY,s Fiphtinc Fnctions

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 22.-Disturb-
ances have again broken out In Letcher
county, and il is very probable that State
troops will be dispatched 20 the scene.
Adjt. Gen. Castleman has telegraphed
Capt. John Neech, Of the Lexington Light
ARTILLERY, TO hold his company in readi.
ness for marching orders, and in the mean
time 10 meet him at Frankfort for CONSUL
fatiOn
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The suez CnnaPs OBSTRUCTION.

sUEZ, June 22.-The traffic of the Suez
canal is now fully resumed. The inter-
ruption of the mails by the sinking of the
great dredger was not as serious as was
thought. Seven mail boats succeeded in
passing around the obstruction.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ByI. ID. Laf0CHE's SONS, Auctioneers.
By virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferril, Ordinary Of Chat
ham county, we will sell on the FIRST
1OEoDAl IN July. 1850, before the Court
House door, during the legal hours of sale,
All OF tho real estate belonging to the estate
Of EDWARD ELLISON, deceased. consisting
OF lot and improvements in the extreme SOUTH
western portion Of the city, on what il known
rs Russell street. Lot fee simple.
JORDAN +. BROOKS,
Administrators
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PoIicemen to PIaY BalI.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-The police of
Philadelphia, Brooklyn and New York
have organized base BAH teams and will
compete for championship emblem.
The first game will be between Brooklyn
and New York, at the Polo grounds July
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NeM .Iersev EXcnrsinnisls-

FORT MONROE, VA, June 22.-About
200 excursionists, representing the Edi-
torial Association Of New Jersey, ar
rived here this evening over the Pennsyl-
vania Road, and will spend three or four
days visiting different points of interest
in this locality.