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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-25
Dissolution Of CoDartneyhip.

DABBTT METAL-FRoM 100 TO 200
Id pounds of babbit metal for sale 1t the
SENTINEL ofdce. Eureka. Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO GEORGE MCCOY: YOU ARE HEREBY
notified that we. your have
expended Two Hundred $4,000 Dollars In
labor and improvements upon the Mccoy lode,
In Mineral Hill Mining District. Eureka county.
Nevada, during the years 1884 and 1883. And
II within ninety days after this notice Of pub
location you fail or refuse to pay your proper
tion of said expenditure, amounting to $50.
your interes. in said claim, will become the
property Of your co-owners. under Section
232I Revised Statutes OF the United States.
j. G. CROMBIE,
JOHN McOABE,
GEORGE TASSELL.
Mineral Hill, New, Oct. II, 1885. o18-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-25
CROSS LEDGxs,

Revised statutes. Section 1855:
Where two or more lodges CROSS or intersecI
each other, priority OF title shall govern, Ant
such prior location shall be entitled 70 ali or,
or mineral contained within the space Of inter
section. but the subsequent location shsll hsy,
the right OF way through the space Of inter
section for the purpose OF the convenient
working OF the mine. And where two or more
veins unite the Oldest or prior location shat
take the vein below the point Of union. in.
Guiding all the space OF intersection,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-25

u Send 10 cents postage, and we
X hin will mail you free 9 royal, valu-
II uk1 fable, small box Of goods that
will put you in the way Of making more
money at once. than anything else in America.
Both sexes Of all ages can live at home and
work In spare time, or al the time. Capital
not required. We will start you. Immense
pay sure for those who start at once.
nit. SrISsos & Co., Portland, Me.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Islands Of the ~ Lawrene' Only DAiLt "e W
Alexandria Bay and only connecting with irst-eass
eteamers On which the finest meals are served
ROME wATERTowN AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL
n Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. wa ROME for
c.pr vtNcENT WATERFOWL and way BIB y. m.
many ll15 n m daily except Saturday and l03o a. m
oagv o, cent sunday; oSwEGo and way 1880 a. M day
except sunday 9i5 p IN. and ll:l5 y. M daily except
saturdav. oGDENsBURG NORWOOD and way oio p. in'
and il:l5 D. m Gaily except saturday,
OLE D. m THROUGH WAGNER SLEEPEhS ior
cape VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WAIERToWN
DAILY and oGDLNsBURG oaily except Saturday
ll15p m sleeping Car to ALBANY. PAKLoH CAR,
ALBANY THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT
lo.so a m arrives ST LAWRENCE RIVER @4Op ID.
View OF brilliantly lighted islands by night
I'm arrival of all trains a CAPE VINCENT the NEW
rAsT STEAMER "sT LAWRENCE" and the steamer
.MAuDY leave for CLAYTON. ROUND Island
TUousAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA bAf
aad for KINGSTON, ONT.
THE ST LAWRENCE connects at Alexandfia Bay WIN
steamer for MON rREAL morning except SUNDAY.
ceightful sa Of only two hours from Cape Ninceht "
Alexandria Bay - o, ,,,
Through tickets for sale all NewYork central ucRet
offices in New ork and Brooklyn Call on or ADDRESS '" d.
HILL nc oSce OF Company. 10 PiDesf Tor tourists
GUIDE Of Thousand Islands aud Niagara FANS Mai'cu o'
W. PARSONS H. M BRITToN.
GenI Pass Agent 'eni 'iln'soi.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Nxv.yoRx Saturday, July 1s. 1852
No sales were held Mt the Exchange ana Auc'o"
Room to-day.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday, lu5 90 90 ,he
following sales are announccu to o0 "'
Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY tMoNDAY). JULY ~.
r.,rc,ra rewan,esrss foreclosure sale Lercy Crane
referee OF one lot with 5-story nat NO io' '"''
81 TEqrknt Ws.t siess sei oe
Iof 2Ox q with 4.story building NO oo' "o'' ~
TUESDAY. JULY2l.
soo,, foreclosure sale Harold smith pehs ae,erse
one io sxSss With 4story dweng No2Ol west '''H
R avre6s nar,t'ou sale Richard Henry sieee s o.
oOsS1so on .aie aGayS Wsm Watson
cree OF lots 25xlOO each es. kngsoo'oso "o"N
c ;se TraHt5 m1R 5stoy %sHsS si
fIeS Tssi S5i.st 81 iss iS6 iS51tDso fe Of ithsve
THURSDAY. JULY 70
Blocker SON public auc,sn dsn and Washington
land lnS ana ,n frame nous' oh '''"' -, ,wo
cns Me foreclosure SALE oGey gsss% sn % q f.s
iisths siS 4thaye 10, 10, ssiiii11lcoii and SINH
lar building, No iS9 East ilsih-si.
FRIDAY. JULY2f 49,,
Thomas sfasrs SsssRes s pasn
Fchard aanett CO Po6ttlS%a ar ana and buildings
Nos s and S35 Gnsy Of raece
o sss SysTs Fs S' 5, p%
lots 2S. 2IIoo each on Ave-B ol'ck front 0''"e'"
SATURDAY. JULY 20.
Richard Harnett Co. re,losure sa ., ~ l,5h-st
referee, OF one lot 25xl0O C s, Lincoiha'c' ~"
RECORDED REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
The following is list of the transac''o"'
corded in the Registers Office to-day:
Valentine ave 800 It Of Carkst 15ox25o; Lena 40 ooo
McKesson to Mary d Eden ,a 49, vi ~
1eth. W OF 6th-ave, 5Ox'r5No '.oAn
lam 4 Wheelock and wife TO rren'h h'""s' o. s5Co
osa az 1sS IT Of ?d.ave 90 1ox9s9 Charles ~ ooo
Tracy ct al edseu,oa W,,t ., :" sane ..... 10000
sist 1860 IT W OF ~ AvsAi n scbpsier $4,000
o5,h.si }25 III OF. th-ayc. "5S.S3; fieu WIN "a ooo
fort and wife to tn aries Moench ,;srv
s4thst so2 e W Of S.avs I'll ZI1 ityngston 1900
s7th.si $50 II Of io,h-aVe' 2'A'o' 'o'"' 1880
st teorre's Crescent II - lSl tie OF toihoi tPw.st
b0xiOl; William Opiyke ct alto Ezpoh T. "''' 700
Madison ave, VS., II n Of iIS.n's' '1o,iV' s4OO
17a,hst n e of lltb-ave. tIrNiOooA'o'"A onO
i50' Louisa A Michael kerwia % -
70th,st. $50 It OF l. il.ase, ,i, $4,000
Ioth.st. IOb OF 2d.aye .0x2e' wiiAn ao $500
5bihst 3 1884 fte OF >thave lb.S1IvV"i Nh"'0' 10
{; Waterbury 10 Leah Iiasket e' nl ~,
odave a e OF lth-st. 2uDnNl tnfaD'tn ''"''
nj 10 Henry Jcntes and another a,r,d'
Sdave n W OF DIST 23SHoo'f John MIMI" " 2l GOO
wife TO Joseph Hein...'.. ..-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW SERVICE via ~ DoNDERRY.
FL ESSl AJuIy -. p IN tIRCASsIA. Aug. 10, . am
ANCHORTA :. .. ETHIOPIA. Aug -. p III
CABIN $50 to $50 second class $50
LIVERPOOL AM QUEENSrDMN SERVICE
CITY OF KOME.... sails Wednesday. July 30. Aug 26
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
CaDln PASSAGE rGO TO <lOO second class 80.
Cabin T. xcursion tickets on very favorable terms.
outward r2O. prepaid -l5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS General 4 enta. -. III,
Bowling Green. NcwlOrk
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. July To- 1851
No sales were held Mt the Exchange ana Au'''"
Room to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
NEW.IEKSEY CENrRAI DIVISION.

FOOT OF LIHEKTY E2FT ~ NR iSE s. 1885,
ESS' s ss no tS Hs l at m se no SS iS I1
cssstn%t @ at
DRAWING:kooM Co.; CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
neiarning Ea leave P la DELrHIA Ninth and Green s
81 & sa $50 o 1888 @ m o6 % o 5aS a
For IocR hAvEN tS fE&EE and PnLIrsBURG Penn,
h;E2 s sySnynx s NJ LEY hFwISppRe 1S5p and
TS * oa % ig sH1@aI; & 9S2 mn Oo $780, 400
For sSEANT3N f R 1oa and s rs so Pt Poo s5 H.
100 l:3l S:i5, 5:45p sundays at $3.50 D. m.
For For PPHMAoUA at 700 7i5 Si5 100 $780, s'i' ADD
For LEHEM ALLENrowS nd MAUcm csUSK u1SIx
100 ZOO $40 loo i;so "a saJ Aoo
For SsI hiali fi BRrDaE st4oO S'i5 a NJ ioo
roi aSpp PGta NJ iNeToN 200 $40 100 $780, 400 4a,
For S2s Sieh ii af at Zoo & SSS $40 1880 n5
s l9 & TIA o ss2 sf5 1876 SSp m saHdsy S o
.al e S5 & 81 7os @ az s 81 ss s3S 30, lsf
'T D. M s1nGays 800 500 si5 1900 m i;SO 400
For sC T5N go BsR&SCG ss @ 6cAN GROVE Sc A n ram q.
M POO rs Is9S ne except isy OCEAN S Gro Grove a
<oPP S III aSo 81 5l5 tS 9S Oo m $780, 400 500
sfaLasiS a. lS cTT9 tSPR %lNELAND AMI BRIDaEroS
400 e tnW.jEKSEY M SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No & North River. via sandy HOOK .-,,
7,or UIcUIANDS SEABRIGHT aud LONG BKACNH
4:3o 900 ii:oO a. m. 100, 3ij 4So oSo D. IN sundays
70, o;oVi IpFRo% AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
|HcEa - ~ AriI POINT PLEASANT. &c. 300. ll:OO
a. m.: loo 3:is. 4so; 5;Sq M M aooa M a.5 5.s,
JorATLANTIC HIGHLANDS a''o ''o~ "'| '''' Wv
1dmrIIAKEwooD, For TOMS RIVER, BARNEeAT' S:3o a. M
procured p@Ss s at aei loot 2s5 a s4 aSd
BfSsdway G5e sl and 7is Ct'aye yas IT,
ia $50 Bowery and prnclpa hotels III New % org 'ity
no Courtst-; lUl isrotu"V S5S 50
nli"n-st 2lO 379 Maahattan-sye In oo9Hem Zoi Wasn
5pronst n. Y Transfer COMPANY wiz "a. io anu checA
baggage., ityn i,r ~ '''A iS G. q. HANCOCK.
J. r. 49,, uanayer Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
~ Ie' p 'aALpWIN. G. 4. p. Ag.. ll9 Libertyst NJ \.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except Sundays. via Pennsylvania Railroad s;Ao
N m Pariar Car through 10 steamer
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
AVON iNh,


NLAFLTN HOUSE. BEtkET MANN.,
AMONG THE BERKSUlRE HILLS ,,,
Elevation l. Recently enlarged
grounds Perfect drainage spring water ,liY
For descriptive circuar address A. C. chOSs PioPeo''
CRESCENT VALLEY HOUSE, pawlct, W
Nov and frs class MOTEL Gas electric bells bathrooms
hof and cold water IIce fron - 10 $40 Per "eA -"
pan o loom' p'''' anu H. 4. ~ VENF. Manager
Automatic Inr 90. h52 brOadWAy. y ~
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
PROVIDENCE LINE

DROVIDENCE LINE avn
ALL NORTHERN NEW EN6LAND FoiNiS'
Pleasantest ronte TO
WHITE MOU NTAlNS.
Elegant Steamers . - s M.
puonE ISLAND and MASS aCHUSET1S leave IRON Pier
81. X n 100, WarrcIst at 5 d. IN daily eXcep sunday
Iruaesr WAFER E-fulI hts resi- WINE sioul
Son with parior PIovL
cence 6;I M through 10 Fabgans wltnOnt cnAn5o
1ickes ana staterooms be secured IN tw Az .
Asor lilo Sc 257 zs7. 3O7. 3J7 iJ 49, y42 oy' BIoi
xray "A ,ndsor Fifth Avenue AstOr House. Grand CentIa
Cosnopolitan Hoels-32o BoweIy IN blooRyh ~ o''
send IA I,Ox 3Oll for summer Excursion Book
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEwyoRK, ONTARIO AND wEsTERvN RMiLH1Apt; wIra11It
IfRou(;H PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEfh,h9 ~ -
CHANGE BETWEEN NEW-YOKk AND ~ 20. " ~ :. .
w., IA y; % al 545 D. m: Faons Brooklyn 4io p m kc
Turning steamer st. Lawrence leaves nudst
a. m 1sy train leaves Jayst 500 a. M wess o'-o
z m; brooklyn, s:25 o. IN Night train runs uany'
MILLS BuILDIN9 re ASuERS IN,
Newiorx" q. +. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Gnmmer Resorts.

A DfRONDACKS.-A House. Lake Placid,
IA N YIN the midst OF grandest Adirondack scenery
elevation 20 feet sanitary conditions perfect nnc boat
ing drives deer hunting fishing For circulars terms
etc address HENRY ALLEN, Lake Placid ~ !.
A SBURY PARK, N. J.-HOtel Brun swick
~ one OF the and best hotels IN the PARK nsed
directly the beach, open under the sang manaE mens
circulars T. OAhhEisoN
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points EasL From Prom Pn per
irosses Street Ferry at m CITY OF WORo M y !"
MonSays We nesdays and Fridays Tickets and staercom
NAV be secured House 2c7 2G 39 and g57 Bro I'd
ay Windsor Cosmopolitan and lars Hotels S3S Fultonst
bIookiyh' ana a' 4 'ei ." '' GEO. W. BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
6teamboais ano RAILROADS.
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
N'' LONG ISLAND

See time tables 10 be had at all static OF the company
and Nos no 2oT 6sS 9ia e55 1879 ana lzS froad
12dst Fifth windsor and other principal
hote ls and at Dclmonico's Id Broadway
AEW-YORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD commencing June y, 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot. .,s
$500 u m. Rochester and Montrea, Express tnrouSn
drawing To Rochester and It Albans, ...
ga m saratoga. Lake George and Montreal special VIII
through Drawing Room ara .. -. ..
dining ears stopping at Albany tea
Buffalo NIAGARA Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo aiyinS
Pm next day. Through Drawing Room Car TO Niasafs
1880 a. m Chicago Express drawlng.room cars to Rich
field spnngs Canandagua Rochester. Niagara fans and
ii Western New. York and Northern Express with
s'So D. m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawing room 10 Lake George saturdays
p. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy;
q ST. Louis with
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo. Detrois Chicaso
$50 n M Express seepinccars Syracuse and to
Anbnrni ~ ir,oad and to Saratoga: also to Montreal.
tgl5 D. n Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
Ter Buralo Niagara tas Cleveland, Toledo AMI Dc
trot also to WaterOwn daily vincent dav except
day and to Clayton and Oedensburg daily except saur
ii5 Night Express with seepngc G to Albany and
The North except SATURDAY nght
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot No. Bowling
Green lJ broadway Harlem Depot lZ9t-st ana 4tnaNe
and Wescotts Express Orces Park place near Bioa
yay) and 3i2 and 62 West l23th-st New.
York 1888 Washington and 730 Fulton sts BooRyn ana 10
drawing and sleeping can be
the tick Offices In Newi ork CITY, auu
SS esss or arS Shsck ed from residence
STheSe trains daily All others daiy except sunday
tThe se trains stop at Harlem 125thst and ith'ave)
ion Sunfav rms only TO Albany ana Troy vpvnprcv
'aner.I sa, SUPERINTENDENT General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
DJTGNER HOUSE.

pawlInr Dnichess Co. y Y y fnl'. fTol .VWI VI UT
en- Railrnad. ;a.; and cheap communication
Hotel and go -cornnodaie 2'p hr-tci1-
furnished sanitary rcgur menf- p'iecti puir
eDrng water malaria or mosguitoe-i eAeiHi'o s'
gOou uilNoH anu Ds"i"s- "' " JAMEs,A. JEWELL.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
THE NEW LINE

NE"'io"h'c 'coMfORT AND Tf,H SOUTH, pourp
9ouEs SAsTEA TnA AS ASroP Railroad Company
now runs Fast bay Express between
slrosS sSc m week days end s asiy arTyns 1ag So
sf N and slesling Oars t5cqgh ir9n rSa %
seats slseping berthS can
sssnrs at Inv ckct Cnlos Of the Pennsyvana kaIoAa
kSnnsnv II Il. COOKE, Geu1 PakA and fIelxhs A6eos
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20
0opartnrrabip 9Iotirrs.
NOTICE..

II HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
the Grocery business Mr.. JOHN d. GOOD
MAN. The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm name of GEORGE &
L. GEORGE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
A Sewing Machine Canvasser's UnaC
cOuntable Disappearance with tn
Erunaa

A Sewing Machine Canvasser's Unac-
cOuntabIe Disappearance with the
COmpany's Funds.
The unaccountable disappearance of B.
Ellsworth, a young man employed for
some time as a canvasser by Nell Il
Harris. agents of the Domestic Sewing
Machine Company, on Bull street, has
given rise 10 the suspicion that be has
absconded. Ellsworth has been missing
for three. or four days and his books fail
to show proper accounting Tor certain
sums Of money, amounting to about 800,
which he had collected from patrons Of
the company.
A NEWS reporter called on Mr.. Harris
last night, and was informed that Ellis
worth left the cOmpany's office on Mon
day morning with horse and buggy TO
canvass in the city. and that he had
not since been seen by his employers.
The matter had been kept quiet with the
hope that he would turn up all right and
make a satisfactory explanation
for his absence. The hope was in
dulged in from the fact that
he had once before absented himself un-
der similar circumstances. After can
wasting the city on Monday Ellsworth
returned the horse and buggy to the sta
bic at Mr.. Harris residence, but failed to
show up for dinner, as was his custom.
Upon his failure to return the next day
an investigation was begun.
He is supposed TO have come here from
Chicago. He is young man of medium
height, with dark hair and eyes and OF
delicate look. being afflicted with consump
ton. He was stylish in his dress and
prepOssessihg in appearance. He board.
ed for time at Mrs. Sawyer's, corner OF
DraytOn and BrOughtOn streets, but al
the time Of his disappearance was staying
with Mr.. Harris. He is believed to
have been seen three or four nights
ago in the eastern part of the city, where
he was evidently on lark. 1t is thought
that when he left the city he went South
and headed for New Orleans. The money
for which his books fail to account was
collected from various parties to whom
machines were sold on the installmeni
plan. The collections were mostly in s.
and $40 amOunts-fOr which he gave the
firms receipt, signed E. Mr.. Harris
has investigated his operations so far as
he has been able. The extent of his il.
regularities is thought to be about 500
Ellsworth was receiving a large salary,
and il is difficult to account for his disap.
pearance on the basis Of his irregularities,
so far as they are now known.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20
KNIGHTS IN BALI ROOM.

Anniversary Hop of Du Guesclin Divis-
ion Last NIght-The Uniformed Camp
of Odd Fellows their Guests.
Du Guesclin Division, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, gave its second ami
versary ball at Turner's Hall last night.
The hall was handsomely decorated with
bunting hung from the chandeliers, and
AT both ends of the hall the word "wel-
come" appeared in immense letters that
clearly indicated the hearty greeting
extended by the Division TO its
CHESTS. The knights in dress uni
firm had a soIdierly appearance, and
as bright uniforms and modestly attlTed
ladies ghded through the mazes OF the
dance, the scene was a reminder OF the
more pretentiOus balls of the medieval
days that historians have deemed worthy
of immortality.
At 10 O'Clock the Uniform Degree Camp
Of Odd Fellows, David Porter, COmman-
der. with about 80 members In line in full
uniform and marching with a band of
music at their head, visited the ball.
ITnon their approach Du Guesclin Diyi-
sion formed in line and received Its guests
with the usual honOrs on such occasions,
and tho members of the two orders we're
soon mingling together in the dance.
The programme included marches, qua
driIles. waltzes, lanciers, schottlscnes,
polkas, and other dances and wound up
with the Virginia reel. The floor managers
were Sir Lieut.. Commander G. +. wv axe
field. IL. 5. Spinning and X. +. Harmon
While the dancing was in progress the
tables in the supper room were arranged
and at II O'Clock an elegant supper was
served. The committee on refreshments
composed Knights A. kessel, John Juch-
ter and ii. b. GoOdsen. The reception
committee was composed of knights 5. G:
lee. William Orr and Frank Werm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20
Local PersonaI.

Lieut.. j. b. Erwin, U. S. A, of this
city, has been detailed as recruiting Off
Ger at Fort Lowell, Arizona Territory.
Chief Justice Waite is still in Jackson
vile. He regards his health as fully re-
stored, and will pass through Savannah
on Monday for Washington. He expects
to administer the oath Of Office to Presi-
dent Cleveland.
There is some talk in Catholic circles
OF Father Starr, of Baltimore, succeed
ing Bishop Gross at the head of the Sa-
vannah diocese. Father 0'Brien, OF
Washington, has also been spoken of.
Either Father Starr OF Father OBrien
would, it is understood, be acceptable to
the diocese.
Bishop Gross has appointed Father
HenDessy, of Atlanta, to the Cathedral in
this city in the place OF Father Mccarthy.
The change was made after several medi-
cal men had been consulted and had
stated that the condition of Father Hen
nessy's lungs required milder climate
to be fully cured. He has been in Atlanta
nearly six years. Father Mccarthy, who
has been stationed at the CATHEDRAL for
about four years and stands very high in
the estimation of the Bishop and the
clergy, will fill Father Hennessy's place.
Among the guests at the Marshall
House last night were &. j. Gilbert, Cow
ington, Ky: w. b. Reynolds and b. b.
P0np. Illinois. At the Pulaski House
were James w. Sheldon, Albion, Mich.
William III. Miller and family and Mr..
Fowler, Media, Pa; NJ. NJ. Rose and
wife, Lawton, Ga; Henry A. Ward,
Rochester, n. Y. At the Screven House
were G. c. Hemingway and family, New
York; II. II. LIppincOtt and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend, Philadelphia; G.
W. Pike. Georgia, and Charles Henckel-
degD Washington.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20

Yes, am going to New York in few
days to secure my spring stock of Fash
ionable Clothing. In the interval my win
ter stock of Clothing, Underwear, etc.,
must be disposed of. l never was more
in earnest in any announcement in my
life, and when l state that no reasonable
offer lciu be refused, 1 am ready to abide
by it. This is no ordinary opportunity
as all familiar with the quality of my
goods well know. They are put together
to stay, of the best material and approved
cut, not surpassed by dnythqng anu tailor
can or will turn out. Such is the quality
of these goods that would run no risk
even save money-by holding them over
until next season, only that haze nc
room, and consequently must suffer this
sacrifice.
The public know me well enough to be.
lieve that l do not indulge in vain and
useless talk, and that always act strict
~ up to every assertion.
Don't neglect this chance. 159 Brough
ton street, sign of the Golden Arm. ST
MON MITCHELL.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20
BAD FOR THE HOTELS.

The Exposition Cheap Through Rates
Cut on a Good Deal of Their Patron
age.
While the Worlds Exposition has filled
New Orleans with crowds Of sight-seers
and the city is thronged, it has proven
Of no particular advantage to other
points in the South usually visited
by Northern tourists. Southern travel
is now heavier than it has ever
been before, vet the number OF
people stopping at Savannah is smaller
than il has been for years, and the season
so far has not been a very prosperous
one for the hotels and en-
terprises Which are generally benefited
by the influx Of winter travel. Heretofore
a great deal of travel came to Savannah
by steamer, and the travellers usually
stopped a day or two and then went TO
Florida by rail or boat, but this year the
travel BY steamer has fallen OFF, and a
large percentage goes through by rail
without stopping to New Orleans, visitin z
Florida on the return. if at all. and then
going direct North.
The falling of is largely due to the
arrangements made by the railroads"
said a prominent hotel man to a News
reporter yesterday. The through
rates are dltGuEGu ~ Ahab nv
traveller has but five days to go
from New York to New Orleans and
the same time in which to return.
He may spend all the time he wants there,
but when &c starts 70 return he must 90
To the railroad office and have the date of
his departure stamped on the ticket, and
then has but five days from the date of
the stamping in which to get home. The
result is most persons 20 South by eX-
cursion tickets to &c. cheap rates and
spend their time at New Orleans. Many
OF them would stop in Florida, savannah
and elsewhere, either going or returning,
if their ticket permitted, but 1t
does not give them time, and
they have to go straight through.
suppose the railroads have
TO make these arrangements to prevent
the excursion tickets from being used for
business purposes, butit is severe blow
at savannah. Charleston and other points
usually visited by tourists, and it would
have been better for our hotels If there
D, -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-20
~Peek-A-Boo." Seaman.

Tonight the young comedian and
vocalist. Mr.. W. J. Seaman, will COM
1nence an engagement at the Theatre of
two nights and matinee. He viii sing
Ten of his own songs during each per-
Torrance and among them will be
s.Peek-a-BoO," 1.-The Rose" whats in a
Kiss" and others. The following is
clipped from the Cincinnati Commercial:
"a pretty feature of the Beautiful
Rose" song is that during the singing the
flower carried by the singer is thrown to
some one in the audience. During his
engagement last week in Cincinnati, at
.Haylin's Theatre, the comedian threw
the rose. by accident, into the lap Of a
Drettv little lady who occupied a box,
and who happened 10 b. the charming
Minnie Palmer. The vast audience,
catching a glimpse Of ''My Sweetheart, =
at once Joined in the spirit Of the min
sfrel and tumultuOus applause greeted
both Miss Palmer and Mr.. Seaman, who
was compelled to sing the song not less
than five times in succession" The sale
of seats for Mr.. Scanlan's engagement is
now progressing.