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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
EXECUTRIX'S SALE
I.D.LaROCHEs SONS, Auotionee

BY virtue of an order granted by the Honora
BILE Hampton L. Ferrill. Ordinary of Chat
ham county, we viii sell before the Court
House door. in the city of Savannah. during
the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY, the
second I'd day of February, 1856,
Lot No. in CurrytOWn. southwest corner
of Castor and jefferson streets, IN Castor
ward, and all the Improvements thereon
The above $ sold for payment of debts and
distribution.
Terms cash. purchaser paving for papers.
ELIZABETH NJ. MEHRTENS,
EXeculriX estate Henry c. Mehrtens
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plotrn.
FANCY BAKERY.

WADTRitk'S Fancy BAKERY,
~ - Ban street, has fresh every day
D. large n.sortneni OF Pine Cakes and
Pee. trj lhem.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
Dividend Notice.

OFFICE SAVANNAH Gas LIGHT COMFY. !
~AVANNAH. GA, Jan. II, 1851
A dividend OF TWO AND A HALF per
centum from the earnings has 1een declared
on the capital stock OF this company, as held
th day, payable on and after Thu RSDAY,
the 2lst instant, until which time the transfer
books viii be closed.
A G.. GUERARD. President
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Georgia HUssars.
SpcTtal 31otirrs.
NOTICE..
To Market Gardeners.

To Market Gardeners.
50 bushels Early Red Valentine Beans
% bushels Improved Dwarf Valentine Beans.
30 bushels Early Mohawk Beans.
Is bushels Dwarf German Wax Beans.
20 bushels Dwarf Golden Wax Beans.
And from our stock OF
300 bushels English Peas we have few left,
embracing
25 bushels Carriers Premium Gem.
40 bushels Cleveland's First and Best
Also
800 pounds Early White Spine Cucumber.
50pounds White Bush and Crook Neck Squash
80 pounds Melted Citron Cantsloupe.
Golden Melted Gem Cantaloupe.
Montreal Green Cantaloupe.
Large Smooth Red Tomato.
Purple Egg Plant, ETC., etc.
All the above we now have IN stock, from
1885 crop, and guaranteed true to name
J. T. SHUPTRTNE, Scotsman,
lS5 Congress street.
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Id. LaRoCHEs SONS, AuOtioneer.

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, during the legal hours of sale
on III ESDAY, the second Of February, 1885
Southern half Of Lot number eleven. Mid
die Ogethorpe ward and all the improve
ments thereon.
Above is sold for distribution and payment
of debts.
Terms cash; purchaser paving for papers.
ROBERT ID. WALKER.
Executor estate Ann +. MOrrell.
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Sprrial zIoftrra.
Notice

OFFICE or MCTUALGAS IIGnT CONF,
January is. 1861
dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF per
cent. from the earnings OF tins Company for
the quarter ending January !. has this day
been declared, payable at the Office OF this
Company on FEBRUARY IS ana thereafter,
to stockholders of record th.~ day.
lewis Q. IL LLLf. Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
Paying Property at Auction,
Only One Lot Left On the Block.
DANIELR. KE aNEDY. AuCtiOneer,
WIN sell at Court House, on the SECOND OF
FEBRUARY,

Lot 80 on the northeast corner Of Gwinnett
and Montgomery streets aize Is by 100 feet.
This lot closes the entire h'ock-all of which
have been sold to desirable parties-which
makes this one more valuable.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
10 Blk LOCNED OUT.

New TORK, Jan. lS.-The cigar manu-
facturers in conference to-day reaffirmed
their determination to lock out their men
on Wednesday. The men OF both unions
met to-day and arranged to nay each man
weekly during the lockout and further
prepared for the contest OF activity that
viii begin Wednesday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19
A Fine Lunch

including oyster Soup, will he served TO
DAY, from 10 to y, at the Merchants
Exchange. I49l5 Congress street.
CHAS. T. CIR AHAM, Proprietor.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
harborIns or trusting any Of the crew of the
British steamship 'Easington." as no debts
Of their contracting will be paid by the Master
or RICHARDSON y BARNARD.
Agents
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-04
81. MARYIs a. IN. q. ~

~. MARYs Co Feb. "a, 1856.
Editors Beacon Your correspondent
leh Baltimore on the 10th instant. per The.
odore Weems, for his home at slabtown,
after being blockadod in Baltimore since
bis last letter by ice
Il IS duty that IS due the travelling pub
lie 70 call the attention Of those IN interest
to facis concerning the steamboat service Of
the Weems Line on the Patuxent river
from Baltimore The Theodore WeemA
left the latter point on The 10Th Of Februa.
~, very heavily lade1, nth freight for her
landings on this river and with quite a
large list Of passengers, and 10 show the ia,
convenience they were subject 10, by tie
unnecessary overlooking 81 The steamer,
win give you q few facts. In the first place,
she should not have carried az much as she
did, for the reasons that follow, and two
should have done the service Of ono. She
left at $50, A. NJ, Friday, reaching Fafr
Haoea %, remained at that wharf for two
hours, and from one % two a other land
ings, not arriving at solomon's Island m.
Ill about 10, r NJ AS far as shoqe being
on the Island are concerned I, made little
Or no difference whether they landed at II
or ~. They "were n home 20 10 speak
not 80, however, with the unfortunate ones
who had to travel miles from her other
landings at midnight Ny attention was
called particularly to a lady who landed al
Milestone, who had been recently sick foI
some weeks at Baltimore, and who took the
frat opportunity, the Weems, to reach hel
home, no doubt advising her friends by
mail that She weuld arrive on that day 81
the usual tinei 10 4, p, ar Imagine hen
lfionds waiting at the wharf from that time
until nearly ten, and her ride a. this seasor
Of the year Of six miles. Her prayers Mi
the prosperity Of the weems Line should
be answered, She looked like good wo.
man, and no doubt they viii
a gentleman well known 10 you was ont
Of the unfortunate pasAengors He had I
child with him who cried and fretied fol
her home, justly too, for they were to stor
at Spencers wharf, where they should have
been long ago, When they did, the httl,
lard only knows.
Had we a competing line or railroad Il
Point Lookout, can you for one momentbe
lieye that this order Of things would be pos
siblef Can you make similar complaints
on the Potomac side2 The writer docs no
believe 81 Whyp Because healthy com
petition exists. Let me here suggest to III,
agent Of the line few things that could b
done to remedy in a great measure these
abuses. The steamer leaves at $50, A, M
for trip, say as Ear as solomon's Island
where she should arrive at 4, p. NJ, ofsains
day al latest. nm Il allopiag Sea AoQrs foy
a run Of about 80 miles Does not this tims
seem sufficient COR d stcamerg But itisnol
Vie old boays fault sAeis willing "a ID
the best she can, il is that a. her iaastsr
who, instead Of attentions to TIC fail sex
should be at bis post to see that bis freight
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importunate persons, who insist Fpon
his granting them private interviews.
This program has been carried out
regularly each day until the Presi-
dent finds that the physical strain
imposed by the necessity Ct attending
to the public business Of his Office dur
ing the small hours of the night is
beginning to make itself felt upon his
Constitution. There viii probably
hereafter be fewer hours for visitors.
and more time during the day devoted
to public business atthe White House.
During the past two or three months
meetings Of prominent citizens have
been held from time to time to consid-
om The advisability Of a permanent
American Exposition ia this city, to
be inaugnrated as a Worlds EXPOSE
ton 10 1892, the 400th anniversary Of
the discovery ofAmerica Alta large
and enthusiastic meeting held at
Wizards Hotel. on Thursday even
ing last, resolutions were adopted
directing the chairman to appoint a
committee Of twenty. to formulate
plan in furtherance Of the objects
Of the meeting, 1t is proposed TO
erect a grand American Museum, IN
the Smithsonian Grounds, which will
be devoted to exhibits from the United
States, Mexico, Chill, Peru, Brazil,
and the other States Of North, Central
and South America. Among the other
buildings proposed is one in which
equal space will Be allotted to each
Of the States to display their respee-
tive resources. An American art
gallery has been snggested as The
nucleus for rare works Of art and
paintings ofhistoric value, to which the
various American governments would
doubtless desire to contribute.
Senator Edmunds has introduced a
bill which provides for the inspection
Of meats to be exported, and gives to
the Prendent authority 10 suspend
importation from countries which IN.
justly discriminate against American
products. Mr.. Edmunds stated that
some Of our products have been m.
justly Disseminated against on the
theory that they were supposed to be
diseased, when it was obvious that
the only desire was to exclude them
On Friday evening last the presi
dent gave a reception 10 honor 81 tht
officers Of the Army and Navy, t.
meet whom the Diplomatic Corps
members Of Congress and the Judicla
nv were invited. The members Of The
Diplomatic Corps we're invited by tht
Secretary Of State, the Array and
Navy by the Secretaries Of War and
Navy respectively, and the Judiciary
at the hands Of the Attorney General
No special invitations are extended *
members Of Congress, who are expected
to consider the newspaper announce
ment ofthe reception az a general inyi
tation.
The investigation, now in progress
10 ascertain whether any persons 81
the House rolls are holding placesanc
receiving salaries without performing
labor has resulted ia the discovery
that a number Of newspaper cores
pondents are on the rolls as laborers
and have been receiving salaries rang
ing from S720to $500 per year, Th'
great objection TO the acceptance O
COMMITTEES service By newspaper cor
Respondents Il that II tanda n disarp
them as critics, and that from th'
nature Of their positions they are 10
manner bound to protect the interest
Of their patrons whenever occasion
arises. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-04
NOTICE.

ALI. persons are hereby notified not e
hire OF harboronr daughter Rose DickerEon
ROBT. and MARIA DICKERSON,
Fob. 26, l8S0--1t. Compton, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-04
Corresponding Of the Beacon. }
WAsHINaToN. Maroh | 1888.

VA5hAAdlON4 hlhTgu ~ 1850,
Messrs Editors There are few
persons who understand the general
lack Of consideration shown By the
public for the physical welfare Of the
President Our democratic system Of
government tends to make the Office
an exceedingly trying one, IN more
senses than one. General Grant once
said that nothing be had undergone
as soldier ever came 80 near killing
him as the physical strain which came
upon him at FIRST as President, and
that it was only by making arrange.
ments to protect himself and secure
some privacy and retirement that be
survived it. At no time since he
became President, until now, has Mr..
Cleveland been inclined to admit
that the claims upon his attention
were impairing his health, or his
energies. Now, however, he finds
that the readiness he has evinced to
to meet all persons who chose to call
upon him, and the patience he has
maintained In listening, has been
strained. Persons run to the Preei-
dent upon all occasions, and upon ali
manner Of errands, and frequently
upon business which could be better
transacted at one Of the Departments,
During the forenoon each day the
long row Of chairs and sofas III tho
ents-roorn are occupied by persons,
each awaiting an intsfyiew With the
President Attwelye oolock crowd
OF hAnd.shskers await him III the eaut
room, and hs makes his sacape, only
to be pursued to his private Office By
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fcorFespondenca q M neaoon.l


Massra Edilogsi--A pleasant wedding
affair took place in thia noighrorhood on
Thursday eveaing, tlsa 18th nit Tho con.
tracing parties were Mr. John n. O'Berry,
q solomon's Island and Miss Lula w.
cloeker, Of this nolghborhood. Ii was
about 4 10 2. NJ when the bride end groom
walked In. The ceremony took place AZ
the residence Of the brides mother sIrs, M,
a. Clocker) and was performed By the Rev,
Mr.. shriner ofthe n. q, church. There
were about twenty persons present, among
whom were Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Wise, Mr..
and Mrs 3. j. sherrnantine, Mrs, Collision,
DIR. Mister and wife, from solomon's Is
land, Mr. Nick, B. Hammett and daughter,
Mr.. 5 3. Hamnett and daughter, Miss Mag.
gle Clocker, ofBalimore, and others, among
whom were your correspondent There
seemed to BE unanimous saying among
the young men, my time next" There
was a widower who said with the solemn.
ty ola Judge, my time ere long, and we
have hegun to think 60 too ior, ii was only
a short time ago thai he went out to take
dinner aud half harnessed his horses and
left his gums behind when he lelt and N
good many other little things we hear ~.
Aunh ~ HeinR 70 tho barn % Feed Ma stock
and forgetting to % Il, which shows that
he Il thinking Of something else. Now, to-
return TO my subject II was one Of the
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Non Resident Notice.
Sarah Kane, pisintif,
VI
Wcirick y Kane and Others defen-
ANITA.

In the Circuit fonri for st. Marys county,
sitting as q Court 81 Equity,
No. coo N E
THE object 81 this SOFT = - procure a
decree for the Fale of certain real estate
called aud known BIZ the name Of PART
HAMSTEhD, l0catad on the Chesapeake
Bay IN the eighth election district q saint
Marys county, Maryland, containing 22ss
acry8, nGre 0r lesa Tire bill II com
plant iiled 81 this cause staies that Ger
tain George G Kane being indebted unto
tho plaintiff In This ease and % dryers other
persons, departed this no seized and pos.
ssased 81 The Aforesaid real estate, and TINT
sale as the same n necessary u pay the
dslAs 81 Tie sald d@sasad The bill also
statss. tliag Margaret Blaelsmef, levi Black
mer, Rnhen Kane. MegEie M0sher and
X. Cnug Mosler deioudHnts rs The above
suit, ar nou gcsidenta Of the alste u Mary
land,
JOS theTenpon this 9nd day 81 February
1855, Ordered that She plaintiff, ~ causing
COPY ~ tlis order ta IT, INSCRIBED IN The
81 Mapgs BEAUoN. once III eath III four
succssiVa wetks. three munihs batgfr ilic
s0ih day of May. 1876, gigcnuticp 81 ihc
uia Als8ant ard nonresident defendants d
the object ard substance ~ this bid, and
warn them 10 nppe8r IN this Court III per
son 81 BY attorney, 6H ~ helan Tho said
i0th dag Il May, 1885 u answer the prem.
iaes. and O. show e8uec. Il any thQg have
Why a decree should Dot Rass 81 prayed.
J. FRANK FORD. Clerk
True copg-Tet
]. FRANK FORD Clerk
sFfh A g@eNs $ee
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on aud Ana WEDNESDAY, MareA l0ih
/. STEAMER THEODORE WEEnS

WIN 1870 Flor 4. Islabt s8sres every
afafa and v hineaslay, Il $50 A. Mr.
Faif Ilkcn, Plum Pint Goysrro = Run,
and Pst8xeat River 81 'sr MI ~ lteae9lti
Hdufnag, vii leave Benedict nyery Mon.
dsy and ihundAy, 81 500, B n Milestone
Lendsns 81 TO A. M. Plum Point AZ / II,
b., ard Pair Haven d $40 = ~ or Baitl.
more
Freight received II Pier &, Monday and
Friday. until 0 II NJ
STEAMER MESThOnElAND
viii leavs pstr d. LIGHT street, overy
Sunday Night a 3. r 81, for Panxeni
River, lifecl ID Tar up as Bristol Return
Inc, wlll leave Bristol 81 i2 II On Monday
and Milestone a, r ~, f1T Baltimore
calling az no MhAfye below Latteh'R
except when signaied from WhArves On
the River iof Passengers and Fstishabis
Freight
Freight received ct Pier o, Light ST.
Saturdays. until 6 z, ~
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
Once, is2 Light ST.
Marcl 10Th. issg.s~f
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DENTISTRY.
NOTICE or ESTRAY.

CAME 10 the Subscriber. near Cedar
Point, ~ a. about the 18th of Iannary
1876. one white cow and one black
YfA5lI.iNG, Wish white under sides and
end 81 tail both unmarked The owner q
owners are requested 70 c0me forward,
prove property, psy charges and lake The
same away, otherwise they Will hedispteesl
d according e law
W. y +. LONG
March 4 1895 3sps
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NOTICE. I0cnEnITnRs.

orphana' Court Of St. Mays County, Set. /,
Jan. 0, 1884,
ORDERED BY the Court, That Mary f..
Clarke and Robert @. Combs. administra-
tors of
VIM r. CLARKE,
late Of St. Mary's county, Md, deceased,
ceased's creditors To exhibit their claims and
that the same be published once week for
SIX successive weeks in the ST. Mary's BEA-
CON Test: JAS n. M; RALEY,
Register Of wills for St Mary's county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-04
NOVICE

Ia pursuance Of the above order, we here
by give notice that we have obtained ftoIn
the Orphans Court OF 81. Marys county,
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of VIM. Il. Clarke, late Of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified 70 exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 10 the Subscribers
on or before the 7th day OF July, 1885, they
will Otherwise By law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate All persons in
debtad to tne deceased are requested 70 make
iiAAediBta payment II chs sAbscfibsiA
MARY -, CLARKl,
ROBERT q COMBS,
Administrators.
ian 4 igsa-4gygf
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Ratification Notice.

In St. Marys county Orphans Court.
Feb. 8, 1885.
nRnERED that the sale Of the real estate
Of Goose Wathen, made BY VIM. j..
y Wathen, Executor, and reported to this
Court BY the said Executor, ON the goth day
Of January, 1885, be ratified and confirm.
ed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 9th day Of March, 1885,
provided 4 copy Of this order be inserted In
tic 81. Mary's BEACON, at least once q
week Cor three successive weeks prior to
he aaid 9tA day 81 March, 1898.
be $500
JAMES 4, N. TAIiEYl
Register
True a0py@slAssI
JAMES 4. NJ, RALEY,
Register Of Wills foa 81. Mary 90.
Deb, il, leee--8w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-04
MARRIEn.

q 81 ilsk. 81 the Rev. Father
KeA. slcis r. Graves % Miss Alice
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-06
TRIAL OF MICKIElS.
FOR OPIUM IN POSSESSION.

The trial of e. Michiels, pro-
prietor of the store, "Louvre of
Brussels" for having opium in pos
session, was begun in the Police
Court at II o'clock this forenoon.
Ex-Marshal j. H. Soper, and
special officers, Good and Hopkins,
gave evidence up till II O'Clock,
when recess was taken till 1880 P.
NJ. The only new matter of interest
in the evidence referred to what was
said by defendant and his Chinese
clerk, Ahuna, at the time of the
capture. The opium, 81 tins, was
found in valise behind the counter,
about 6 80 on the morning of the
31st July, when the clerk and an
other Chinaman were present. Mi
chiefs came along little later, and,
expressing surprise at the situation,
interrogated the clerk rather sternly
as to where the opium came from,
to whom it belonged, etc. The
search was made under warrant
on information.
This afternoon Ahuna was put on
the stand, but his counsel, Mr.
Creighton, objected to any material
question being put to him, as he was
a co-defendant in the case, although
it had been agreed on both sides to
have trials separate.
The Court sustained the objection
on the ground that witness was on
record as defendant in the same
case, and therefore entitled to the
protection of the Court.
Thereupon the Attorney-General
entered nolle prosequi in the case
of Ahuna, who was then again
placed on the stand and instructed
to testify, without fear of criminal
ing himself, all he knew concerning
the charge against Michiels.
Ahuna swore to being in MichiePs
store on the afternoon of the 30tf
ult., when All Choy came in and
after talking li5tle about buying s
hat, began to negotiate for the pur
chase of opium. Ahuna acted az
interpreter for Michiels to ask AL
Choy if he wanted to buy opium
The sum of $3.50 a tin was asked
first, but Michiels took off the 81
cents. All Choy went out and came
back again, but there being some Gus
toners in the store Michiels paid NJ
attention to him at that moment
An appointment was made, however
for All Choy to come for opium mex
morning. AT this stage our reporter
had to leave. Acknowledgements
Dare is conducting the prosecution
and Messrs. Paul Neumann ant
Charles Creighton the defense.