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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-20

WANTED a position as clerk or collector
w by a young man who furnish goo,
city references. Address J. q. f., this office.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

A Ny one having "a good medinm.si1e buggy
~ horse 20 sell reasonably car nnd a pur-
chaser by addressing HORSE. care Morning
Nova nnLnn.
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You Should not Eau

To visit the erockery house Of James s.
Silva il in search Of wedding or anniver-
sary present or anything for home use.
Yyu viii find there the largest stock and
greatest variety, while the prices are guar
anteed as low as the lowest. Ricu cut
glass ware, plain and decorated china,
lamps Of every kind, and a variety Of other
desirable goods, which only personal Ia.
spection can give an .dea Of.
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EVERYBODY IS INVITED


For 10 cents you can have your say" in the
MORNING NEWS, provided you say it in Is words
and pay cent for each added word. The
CHEAP COLUMN embraces Advertisements OF
all kinds, viz: FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE,
TO LEASE, SALE HOUSES, HORSES AND
CARRIAGES, SALE MISCELLANEOUS, BUsI.
NESS OPPORTUNITIES. PERSONAL, BOARD
ING, WANTED HELP, WANTED SITUA-
TIONs, WANTED ROOMS, WANTED BOARD,
FOR RENT ROOMS. WANTED AGENTS.
WANTED HOUSES, WANTED MIsCELLANE
Gus, LOST AND FOUND, TO LOAN, RE
MoVALS. AUCTIONS, EDUCATIONAL, PRO.
FESSIONAL. MUSICAL, ATTORNEYS, Etc.
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MISCELLANFOus

H@r-~---~4c.
oUIs BoRISs, Cabinet Maker "a r1S-1 D->>---~
- or all kinds of Furnture Guy aI hepairer
Ganed and Mattresses and sofa ma Ss9 Chairs
an IN general cleaned and po GsS65
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To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar to fe-
males. Renovates and invigorates the sys-
tenn. Physicians recommend it. Take no
other. Rangum Root Med Co, Nashville,
Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold 10y Lippman
Bros, wholesale agents.
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Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah Jau. 20 1889, and the mean of same day
for fifteen years
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LETTER BOXES

in the MORNING NEWS are furnished without
cost for the receipt of answers to advertisers,
and all Communications are strictly conf
Dental
Persons hdring advertising accounts with
the MORNING News can send advertisements
BY TELEPHONE when it is not convenient 10
write and forward them to the office.
Telephone of BUSINESS Onlce is No. 36I.
Calls answered until fOPM
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DEKIN DUCKS AND EGGS for sale cheap
i Address 197 Broughton street, Savannah,
ia
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OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS

will have their orders promptly attended to and
will receive copies Of the paper with the adyer-
tisement marked for inspection Count the
number of words in your "ad" and remit
accordingly Please remember that no adver-
tisement is inserted for less than Is cents.
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WLRTmnD Agents in every Town and
III uH Hill Send us ONE DOLLAR, and we
nd you spmple that sells for
three dollars, and start you IN business that
will pay you from S 90 TO $500 per month. Ad-
dress THE RICHMOND PUBLISHING CO.,
Richmond Va
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At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts Of the hign-prlced
hotels, and save from 81 10 81 per day.
Try II and be convinced. - Boston Home
Journal
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Royal Worcester, Crown, Derby Rgacl.
stadt, Royal Dresden, Saxcny, Seyres and
Douton wares in Art Porcelain, at Vests
China Palace.
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WANTED Stenographer and type writer
W desires position. eight years experience;
uuexceptionable references. Address o. +. +.
this Office
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WANTED. an Overseer, or chief advertiser,
w and two % FIVE assistants according 10
size Of county and population. $50 molth sal
airy and expenses 10 oycrseers ana so 10 assist
ants. No p.ddlug no soliciting. Duties con
fined to making collections, distributing printed
matter, putting up advertisements, etc. for
tue two greatest furtuuc-makcrs ia America
the Farmers $40 Fire Proof Combination Lock
Safe sold on monthly installmentsi ard the
wonderful Electric Fuel for warming sleighs,
carriages, etc. which burns Withou. flame,
smoke or odor, and VIII heat any vehicle 2lhours
for 70 cents Expenses advanced; salaries paid
each month. luclose DC. postage for full speci-
men line Of advertising matter 10 the j. L.
STEPHENS CO., Lebanon. Ohio
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EOR SALE, Conver's Collossos Asparagui
i Roots. MASSEY & CO., city.
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Virginia Club, Lewis 'e6 aud Durham Rye
whiskey Imported Sherry and Port Wines and
III Modelo Cigars. J. $. r. BARBOUR
New houston and barnard streets.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

CLERK OR BOOKKEEPER Situation want
y ed advertiser is experienced. active and
sober. writes shorthand rapidly. is married
could give bond as security; moderate wages.
Address BETA, Morning News.
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A YOUNG MAN with five years experience In
"A printing business, and two years In j0urn-
Gus Reference given Adde'S *, care
News
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OAK, Pine and Lightw GOD
Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinlett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone z.
r. Is. CAssELs.
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]
/ INOR RENT very nicely furnished south
Il rooms reasonable terms. u Abercorn
street, fronting square,
EOR RENT, desirable rooms, withuse of bath.
Il 10 Charlton street. Also stable and ear
riage house.
| NOR RENT three rooms on first floor, suit
Il able for light housekeeping at s15 Margaret
street.
LNOR RENT, furnished or unfurnished, two
connecting rooms, facing south, at l9i Hull
street
FURNISHED front room, first floor for man,
4 wife or single gentlemen 1ld State street.
u OOMS to rent, with or without board No.
AZ as, corner Stone and Montgomery streets.
TOR RENT, Eat of four rooms, single or en-
L suite Inquire at So Abercorn street.
y OOMS for rent, furnished or unsurnished.
~ 90 state street. corner Habersham.
FURNISHED rooms to rent to gentlemen at
i No II Broughton street.
! NOR RENT, four-room fiat, with water and
4 bath, 6l5a jefferson.
| NOR RENT, a fiat Of three rooms, with use Of
| bath; house has southern exposure with
piazza in front. Apply after 10 O'Clock at I1S
Jones.
| TOR RENT, fiat Of rooms furnished or unfur-
| L nished with use Of bath and parlor. Ap-
! ply NO. y lHilnGl street.
| EOR RENT furnished rooms two facing
south, also stable and carriage house. APP
| ply 81 Lincoln. corner State street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
NOR RENT, house on Harris No 81, two
Il doors from HaberSham street. terms rea-
sonable to a responsible permanent tenant APP
ply to 5. El.SINGER, SO Habersham or So Price
street
nor RENT, o-story house, five rooms with
Il bath room. Kitchen and water in the ward.
On Anderson second door from Lincoln street.
Apply at No. 100 Henry street, or No. o. Presi-
dent.
nor RENT, that desirable eight-room house,
Il with modern Improvements, Hall street,
two doors east of Lincoln street Apply corner
Abercorn aud McDonough streets.
NOR RENT, eight.room house, with bath
4 room and water in same Apply To WIN.
BOUHAN, corner Of Huntington and Mercer
streets.
NOR RENT. house on Anderson street be-
L tween Ahercorn and Drayton Apply at NJ.
g. HELMKEN'S 36 Drayton street
NOR RENT, store and dwelling corner Price
Il and Hun Streets good stand for grocery
and bar Apply next door.
LOR RENT, dwelling corner Tattnall and
L Berricn streets; possession given at once.
Apply next door.
TOR RENT. houss No IA Anderson street,
near Barnard. Apply No 100 Henry Mrs.
HEGMANN.
LNOR RENT, house 2O5 Perry street, near
Il Montgomery. Possession given at once.
TOR RENT, store and dwelling Montgomery
= and Berrien streets Apply next door
LOR RENT a splendid small store, 176
l. Broughton street Inquire upstairs
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IA ANTED TO BORROW, six hundred dol
w lars, payable in three installments twelve
months apart, with interest at per cent will
give Guyt0u real estate "a surety. For partlcu-
lars, address LOAN, this Office.
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nor RENT desirable rooms, with use Of bath.
4 ~ Charlton street. Also stable and car
Tiage house
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nor SALE. a Top Buggy; in good order anc
Il very little used. "A Liberty street.
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NOR RENT. house on Anderson street be-
L tween Ahercorn and Drayton. Apply at NJ.
g. HELMKEN'S, sc Drayton street.
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WANTED. Experienced business man ac-
w quaiuted iu Barnwel Collector, Hampton
aud Beaufort counties IS. g., wants position 10
travel or for office work with cotton or gIano
/, U.S.. Address BUSINESS, caro- Morning
News
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WASTED, by ayoung man, a situation in a
w store; eau give good references, aud has
bad considerable experience. Address g. .. ",
News Office
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WANTED, tenant for three nice rooms, sec
w oni moor; every convenience; furnished
or unfuraished. Inquire l5G state street, east
Of Barnard
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NOR RENT three-story brick house. No. O.
Il Jefferson, corner of Perry; newly painted
aud repaired; contains nine rooms on basement
and twostory outbuilding. Apply to J. w
MCALPIN, Executor.
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WANTED, position ms stenographer or gen
w eral clerk; hard worker, good references.
70 Bay street
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NOR RENT, store and dwelling corner Price
Il and Huh Streets good stand for grocery
and bar Apply next door.
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ENOR RENT, furnished rooms, two facing
L south, also stable and carriage house AID.
ply 81 Lincoln. corner State street
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NAANrED. A lad OF 10 wants employment
w of some Kind salary no object Address
". r.. 80. VI Whitaker street
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w and see the best article ever shown: morn.
ings only. NJ. c. STETTHEIMER, Marshall
House
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Miss Nellie g. simrall, only child Of
Judge J. g. and Cornelia Slmral, /, a belle
and beauty She Is quite young, only
j., but made her debut last winter Her
mother took her abroad 10 finish her eduea.
ton aud expected 90 keep her there lon.er,
but Miss Nellie pinned Tor her native home,
and, az er travelling awhile on the CONT
nent, Mrs. Smrail returned to Louisville,
Ky, where she herself had been born and
reared. Miss Nellie at once became So
ciety's fayorite, being the only child Of
dotlng parents She has everything alb ut
and around her 10 make life charming
She Is a beautiful brunette, petite and vi
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LEMON ELIXIR.

ct denotes trace o. rainfall
NJ. ]. WRIGHT. JR.. Observer SIGNAL Corps
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PERSONAL.

WANTED A WlFE.-A respectable industri-
w Gus gentleman, 80 years Of age, dark
brown hair and eyes, who is entirely alone,
would like to correspond with a lady from y TO
- years of age, of unblemishcd character. of
good health, good form. good personal appear
auce, amiahc disposition, and who is not afraid
TO do her own hOusework no time for hirts;
advertiser belongs % the Protestant faitn. Ad-
dress, in own handwriting, l.. X, Box 49, Sa-
vaunah Post Office.
DROF. ADOLPH GRITZNER, surgeon. Chi
ropodst and manicure cures cOrns, bun
ions and ingrowing nails positively at once
without pain. Office, l49 Braughtou street, be-
tween Whitaker and Barnard
- EORGE.-I wish You would get mo brown
" leghorn" rooster; they will improve or
common poultry so much see where
"Fancier" advertises them in this morning S
paper for only Sc WIFE
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Warmers Sanitary Underwear
And Buckskin Underyests at LaFar's.
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GALARY from 500 TO $500 per month TO a
> few good statesmen to sell our goods by
sample to the wholesale and retail trade. Per
maLrut position. No experience necessary
We are the largest manufacturers IN our line Of
goods. Send &c. stamp for particulars. No
pos,als answered, Gen TENNlAL MFG CO.,
Cincinnati o.
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A RARE MISUNDERSTANDING residence ia
"A Palatka, Fla. 4; large 2I6-story house, with
J., ten rooms; fine location! fues and closets In
all rooms; at a bargain II sold soon. S. A.
ADAMS, Jacksonville, Fla, or IL. II. FIELD,
Palatka, Fla.
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WANTED, "A cook for a small family; one
w willing 10 as list with housewort; good
wages 10 a comp tent person. Apply No "a
New Houston street.
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SHOOTING scRAPE AT sAUssY.
A Drummer from Savannah Comes
Near Causing a Murder.

A Drummer from Savannah Comes
Near Causing a Murder.
SAUssY, GA, Nov. S0.-About ) O'Clock
yesterday afternoon this town was aroused
By the firing Of pistols and the cries Of a
woman w. B. Ellington and J. F.
McDuffie were seen with smoking pistols in
their hands. both having emptied the last
barrel at each other. The trouble arouse
over a trife McDuffie loaned Filing
ton SIS at different times, t. buy cotton
with. for which Ellington gave his due bill.
McDuffie, il joking way. said that he was
tired of having due bills, and didn't propose
70 keep them any longer. NJ. S. Herman,
representing Epstein q Wannbacher OF Sa-
vannah, was present when the remark was
made, and went 70 Ellington with long
improvised story about what McDuffie had
SAID about his financial standing, and from
this the quarrel started. Ellington asked
McDufie for an explanation, and McDuffie
went TO Herman. When Herman was
asked he quickly drew his Smith q Wesson.
McDufie, not being armed, went to
the house after his pistol ELL
ington, seeing NcDuffie going
t. tae house, followed McDaffis and fired.
The shots were quickly returned, both firing
five times, the last shot hit colored
woman in the arm, INJECTING suck wound
that the arm will have to be amputated.
Herman is censured for the trouble.
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deliver them 20 the receiver. The hearing
IS still pending. Il Is the general opinion
that Toileson viii remain in jail
An INSURANCE COMPANY WITHDRAws.
The Virginia Home Fire Insurance. Com
pany has withdrawn from business IN Gsor-
gia and applied for the delivery Of its de-
post with the state treasurer. II claims %
have Cancelled 81 policies and satisfied all
liabilities in Georgia
A party Of prominent allia1cemea left to
night for St Louis 10 attend tds national
convention Of the farmers alliance Among
them were Messrs Livingston, NOrthen
and Corput.
The remains Of Judge Robert B. TriDpe
were carrled 70 Columbus to-day for burial
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MARRIAGES.

go -
1OS-DALE--Garried, IN Savannah, Ga
Nov. p 1888. at the residence OF the bride S
parents, oy Rev. J. ". Rogau, JAMES IL DIXON
and JESSIE, daughter OF J. J. Dale, Esq.
MALLERY-LEAHY-M Married, at St. John S
church, Savannah. Nov. p, Ar. GEORGE Z.
MAILERT to Miss MINNIE J. LEAHT. Rev. Chas.
II. Strong officiating. At home after Dec. 1.
EORISSEY - DWYER 1912 Married. at the
Cathedral, on Nov. p. By the Rev. ". A.
Mccarthy. JOHN L RoR1ssEY and MARY Z.
DIVER No cards
HAMILTON-COOKE .-uarried. in Provi-
dence. R. l.. by the Rev 5 Hamilton Day. Of
the Baptist church. FRASK P. HAMILTON OF Sa-
Fanneh. Ga. and Miss EDNA VIOLA only daugh-
r l.
-CARTER-Married, on the even
ing Of the 18th at the New Houston street
parsonage, Mr.. W. J. CAMERON to Mrs. ABBIE
CARTER, both Of this CITY.
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REGULATION OF A PORTER.
Enough Stolen Goods TO Start a Store
Found in His House.

BLACKsHEAR, GA. Nov. 3O.-Jack
Brown, negro porter for A. P. Brantley
& Co., was caught in the act of stealing an
overcoat from the store this morning.
Brown succeeded in evading the officers
here. but was captured at Patterson to-
night by Operator Rowland. His house
was searched and at least $500 worth of
stolen goods was fould. Among the goods
found were shotguns, suits of
clothing, overcoats, boxes of to-
bacco, sacks of coffee, bolts of
flannel, checked homespun, dress goods,
bleaching ribbon, sacks Of shot, pocket
knives, chisels, saws, hatchets, aud various
other smaller articles. Most of the goods
were secreted In a large box buried under
the house. The affair is a surprise to
Messrs. Brantley & Co., as the negro has
been in their employ for a number Of
years, and has been considered strictly
honest by the firm.
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DEvEAUx TAKES THE OATH.

BRUNSWICK, GA. Nov. 30.-John
II. Deveaux, the newly-appointed
collector of customs for this port, arrived
here to-day from Savannah. Immediately
upon his arrival he appeared before Notary
Public s. Barchardt and took the oath of
Office. He then visited Deputy Clerk of Court
II. IL. Harvey, who testified to Barchardt
being duly appointed notary public De-
veaux was interviewed later and stated
that his visit here was solely to take the
oath of office and have his bond signed
He refuses to give the names of his bonds
men, and anticipates no trouble when he
takes control of the office, feeling confident
that mis- appointment will be confirmed.
AS yet he has selected no clerk, claiming
that the fight for the Office was so hot that
he had time to think of nothing else. There
Is no ground for the sensational rumor that
a riot will break forth when Deveaux takes
his off1ca
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BLACxsHzAR A BOOMER.
Steps Being Taken 70 Secure the
Brunswick Terminal Road.

Steps Being Taken TO Secure the
Brunswick Terminal Road
BLACKsHEAR, GA, Nov 30.-The citizens
OF Blackshear net in mass meeting at the
court house to-day to take steps looking
to the building Of the South Brunswick
Terminal railroad through Blackshear.
Hon. John C. Nichols explained the object
OF the meeting. Judge Joseph Dickerson
was made chairman, and 3. D. Brantley,
Jr., secretary. The meeting was largely
attended by representative citizs1s Of
Biackshear, and Pierce county, and much
interest was manifested The following
citizens were appointed 20 wire the officials
OF the road at Brunswick Wednesday: Hon.
John c. Nichols, a 2. Brsntley, a. B.
Estes, John Baxter. Joseph Dickerson, John
J. Harrison, w. F. Sweat. d. r. johnson,
John A Strickland, Capt. 7. L. Acosta, and
W IL Davis
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RUN OVER BY A HAND OAR.

A Section Master of the S., F. and W.
Badly Hurt Near Blackshear.
BLACKsHEAR, GA, Nov. 3d.. L. Gill,
section master of section No. IS of the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western railroad, was
accidentally thrown from his car and run
over to-day, the car passing entirely over
him and bruising him internally. A keg
Of water caused the accident by falling
from, and in front of the car, while in rapid
motion. Or. H. j. Smith, the attending
physician, reports the case dangerous, but
not necessarily fatal
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DEvEAUx SURE TO GO IN.
The Brunswick Delegation Quits
Washington in Disgust.

The Brunswick Delegation Quits
Washington in Disgust.
WAsHNGToN, Nov. 30.-Goodyear,
Downing and Blue left for Savannah to-
day, and Collins for New York, having
failed in their attempt to dislodge Deveaux
from the Brunswick collectorship. They
got final refusal from Mr. Johnson this
morning, and also his statement that De:
veaux would not accept If appointed deputy
collector. AS the President aud Secretary
Window had said that they would not in
terfere, the only way out was to find some
other place for Deveaux, and the delega-
ton not having succeeded in finding a
place for him, left, hopeless. They were
specially disappointed to find that Blues
eloquence, as the representative Of Bruins
wick's blacks, proved unaYailing with the
administration.
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Gotnam's Fair Fund.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The 8, 600, 900
worlds far guarantee fund was more than
completed to-day, the grand total with
to-dsy's subscriptions being s., 025. 942. The
worlds fair committee has decided to con-
tinue to receive subscriptions.
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THE CAPITAL OF THE STATE.
The List OF Insurance Companies that
Must Pay Heavy Fines.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 30.-The insurance
law requires all companies to pay tax on
their premiums within a specified time
under penalty of $500 fine. Four compa-
MES neglected the payment this year, the
Equitable Accident, Niagara Fire, Home
Benefit Life Association and Metropolitan
Plate Glass, all New York companies. These
applied TO the last legislature for relief from
the penalty. The legislature refused. and
the companies will have to pay and have
been 30 notified by the insurance commits
sioner.
TAX QUESTION.
A new question comes up from Camden
In relation to the COLLECTION of taxes. Tax
Collector Birnhaum is incapacitated by
sickness from attending to his duties, and
as it is the tax season, Mr.. Birnhaum's
bondsmen agreed that Nat Long might act
in place. This was ratified by the county
commissioners, who applied to the con-
troller general for his approval The con-
trolier found no authority to officially
recognize the arrangement and would not
do so. Whatever is done under the plan, he
holds that Birnhaum's sureties will be
liable, as it is their own proposition. The
arrangement will probably be carried cut
In that way on their responsibility.
LIME COMPANY EMBARRASSED.
The Atlanta Lime Company is embar-
raised, aud two bills for receivers were
filed today, one by employees and the other
by creditors. The claims amount to only
few thousand dollars. which they say can
be met. The company's plant, worth about
$1,000, is near Gainesville, on the East
and West railroad
The case Of Ex-Banker Tolleson is again
mp before Judge Clark. His lawyers have
applied for bis discharge from jail, on the
ground that he was not in contempt, be-
cause he did not have possession If the as
ssas cf fhh benz WAIST he was or:sssl To
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DETERMINATIONS.

SCHNEIDER-The friends and acquainta nee
OF Mr.. a P. Schneider and Mrs L. J. Scnei der.
and Nj and Mrs. James Duggan, are respect
July requested to attend the funeral OF Mr. A.
I. SCHNEIDER, from the residence of Mrs. L. ].
Schneider, No. "a TattnaH street, at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON
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DEATHS.


McGEE.-Died. on Saturday morning, at l0315
Broughton street. Mr. JAMES MCGEE of New
YORK. Funeral notice later.
New York papers please copy.