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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04
NOT ENLISTING MEN FOR HAYTT.
MINISTER PRESTON sTRENUoUsLY DENIES a
RECENT RUMOR

Interest in Haytisn affairs took new turn yes
terday 4 published report that representative Of
President Legitime was here TO borrow Sl5o,O00 for
the support Of a large volunteer force that was TO be
gathered in this neghboThood and taken to Hayti by
a purchased steamer from Philadelphia was read by
good many bravo patriots. Minister Prcstons Office
at No % Safest, visited by number who be-
lieved that tho Lcgitims Government was better for
the island than any IEppollte could give IT. One
OF these az one time business man In this city
and was considered 20 be wealthy They we're all told
that there had been authority 10 raise body of
men 70 fight against Hypplite.
Minister Preston sad Il can authontatively deny
that there is any person here authorized to borrow
money for President Legitine. l can emphatically
deny that there IS any authorized 10 enlist any one
10 90 to Hayu to command fight for President
Legltimc. The story IS a untrue as It IS absurd
Rear-Admral Gherarii, Conmandant Of the Brooilyn
Navy Yard when asked his opinion OF the report that
Legiime had declared vengeance upon Americans In
Haytl and that Minister Thompson had also been
threatened said that he could not believe that Legfime
such imbecile or that he was Inclined to
antagOniZc Americans.
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REc1rALs IN AID OF Az INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Wilson Industrial School for Girls gave the hrst OF
Of entertainments the Iyceum Theatre yeSer-
day afternoon. Richardson ecitod selections from
AS Like It." drawing forth repeated applause from
the many who heard him Few charitable Institutions OF
the city are deserving OF patronage than the Wilson
Industrial School for Girls and Missions. Founded in
1854, 70 among the oldest q the kind In the city.
It's work touches class people with which many o'hef
associations do contact Young girls oil the
poorer classo, are taught cook and sew, and
interest in home Is awakened in those VINO nave ho1
felt benefits. 4 day-school nursery and dIspeh-
sary are connected with the institution, together with
club for girls aud club boys. But there has been
dain upon u, resources school, and many Of the
former subscribers are dead The course o. readings Is
given 10 rcpenish the treasury New Subscribers are
also wanted Information regarding the school can be
obtained from Mrs Jonathan Sturgcs No 40 East Thy-
slx.h.st Tho next reading will b. on January 10 at
which Mr. Richardson VIII rccite Christmas CAROL
Among the pa,ionesses OF the recitas arc MIS- sdue
Sloan Mrs Vincenzo Bottl Mrs. h. y. KinnicutI, MIS-
w b. Dinsnoc ir Mrs r. Henry Hartman, Mrs fIed't
lex W. Rhnelander. Mrs Frederick Billings Mrs fiz-
hugh Whitehouse Mrs. Henry Draper Mrs. j. Pierpon5
Moran Mrs W. H. Osborne, Mrs. David Bows, Mrs
r. NJ Hoe IT, Mrs Josiah Nj. Fiske Mrs. Brayton Ives
Mrs r. =. Mcagher. Mrs. J. Wsrnn Goddard Mrs
Morris X Jessup Miss w. L. Robbins, Miss Msrbury
Mrs Charles r. whitehead. Mrs. Samuel Thorne Mrs
Abrsm s. Hewitt Mrs Arthur ". Dodge, Mrs. J. Is.
brown Madame Baltazzi, Mrs. George g. Clark, Mrs
Edward c. Sampson Mrs. S p. Bagden Mrs Ii. ii.
Anderson Ms Joseph A. Choate. Mrs. H. H. Baxter
and Mrs william AmOTy
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Among the communications which Mayor Grant
found upon his table yesterday morning the fol
lowing note from the well known president Of the
Wholesale Dry goods Mems Harrison and Morton club
New-York, Jan. ., 1855.
Hon. Hugh j. Grant.
My Dear SIR If the congratulations and good wishes
Of a stanch Republican counted by you as worthy
your receiving, let offer you mine and believe me
they arc sincere. i wish yOu every Very
truly yours JOHN +. PLUMMER.
Colonel Elliott +. Shepard. exJudge W. II. Ar
noux, ex-Judge Cunning s. Bedford. Secretary Shee-
ham, of the Aqueduct Commission; Congressman W.
BOurke Cochran and William II. Clark the law gver
Of Tammany, were among Mayor Grants callers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04
1 yEAEs YORK FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NURSERY AND cHILp's
UosprTAI-ITs OFFICERS.

HosPrTAI-ITs OFFICERS.
Tho annual meeting Of the Boar' y, "~"aseis "a
the Nursery and ChiIds Hospital, NJ ''i LoNins'o"
ave- was held yesterday. ADDRESSES were ma"o W
Achdeacon Mackay Smith, the Rev III H. "apOio
Warren and j. ii. Darlington. Inc report Oh 'no
Medical Board showed that at the pos"i',s VI 'no
wear there were I'm the institution @oo chhareh, 90
,ra, nurecs and Or. women. During the year there
rcr, admitted go children, 81 wet muses. ana lSl
women The total number OF children III tne ihsu,u-
tion during the year was sos. OF thls NUMBER Zol
are stil I'm the Institution, IA have uieu' anu -
have been III charged. Tho death ra'o "d' -i'-o
pcr cent of tn whole number of cmiuren' vi 'no
IA children who died, IS two years ola or over
Al between two and three years, and W wero under
one year of age.
The report from the country branch at West
Brighton Staten Island showed that the Total num-
her Of inmates there during the year was l'ooo'
divided as follows: women, 215; Children 'eo rory
children died during the year, but no deahs occurreu
among the women. At present thero ale ai WIS
branch II women and 434 children ihe treasurer
report showed that 100000 had oceh eApendeu III
conducting and enlargng the work during the year
The following are the officers for the year; MIS-
S sullivan first dIrectrcss Mrs william II. Kings
land second directrcss; Mrs. william e. Egleston'
third directress Mrs Z. n. Goddard, treasurer; Miss
NJ A. Smith, assistant treasurer; Mrs. r. oothout'
SECRETARY; Miss NJ. d. Van Winkle assistant secre-
tary managers, Mrs. Oliver Bronson Mrs. Arthur
Bissel. Mrs Edward Cooper, Mrs. Thomas Cagd-
we'll Mrs Elliot C. Cowdin Mrs. Charles f. Chandler,
Mrs J. W Ellis Mrs s. Garner, Mrs Malcolm Graham
Mrs Chester G5swSd Mr. T ThOmI, Mrs %s
W Kohlsaat, Mrs Edmund Knower, MIS-. AleAande'
Lclth, Mrs william B. Ncftel MIS- KoSer, H. Ncql'
Henry Smith. Mrs Il. II. l.. Townsend; Ms s q.
vandcrpoc Mrs. Alfred Van Sanyo9rii, Mrs S; van
Du Bois Mrs. C. p Burdctt, Mrs Livingston Sat.
terlec. Mrs. II. NJ Day. Miss Amory and Nin' hd"a'u
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SELLING BOOKS AT AUOrIOy.

The book-sae yesterday at the auction rooms Of
Bangs Co, No. 739 Broadway, was well attended
and the books brought good value. The list included
first editions OF Dickens and 1hackeray, books Illus
trated by Crmlpshank and Leech. and a miscellaneous
collection comprising quaint and curious volumes. a
diminutive Comic English Grammar. illustrated by
Leech, dismal looking little volume the outside
brought 81 IL, while Cuvier's famous Animal King
dom, In eight volumes, with finely colored plates
brought only S. The latter probably the cheap
est set sold. The sale viii be umed at 3 o'clock
Aft
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PREPARING THE NEW FYCTSE RITZ.

The Commissioners for the Revision of the Excise
Laws were to meet yesterday, but as the Law Com
mttee which is engaged in preparing the b had not
completed its laboE. the meeting was postponed un-
I'll this morning
Joint meeting of the High License sub-cou mittec
of the Church Temperance Society the High License
subcommittee Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Crime and the Citizens High License sub Committee
Will be held at Albany January II "a consider tho
report Of the Excise Commission. which will then be
before the Legislature.
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wt,.r rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coroner's inquest in case OF inomA' ~
Rp. m. 49, :. 49, rx..s law Bible
HOUSE, 10 80 q. m. -, ,.,o,a rudce
hDdrews. $4,000 y.s,a ardrews
keenan, Aoueduct contractors suit before Judge
Microscop.cal Society NO 81 Mso,son u.,, No
Tecture nv samuel Leavitt German Masonic Hail. No
300 East Fifteenth-st., p. m x,,,
NeN. yctx Bicycle Club Harlem Wheemen ''"~
Funeral Of Leopold Friedman, Church OF the 1rahS
asuration 10 a. m p.,s,.. irsta,la
Republic Lodge, No. 15A, hnignts % TyS]
NJ, No oa7 Fast Fifty seventh St, p M
German Republican Central Commt'se MOO ~ -
poa Rowery.
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WILL THEY PROSECUTE CHARLES SMITH

Richard W. O. yelling, Of the City Reform Club
said yesterday that the club would begin proceedings
at agains, AssembIymsn Charles Smith, better
known Silver Dollar Smith, for perjury. The
members Of the club some time ago said that they
had evidence 10 show that Smith used money IN
lawfully election day and that II he took The oath
Of Office a member Of the Legislature, declaring
that he had not done so, they would prosecute him.
This threat they propose 10 carry out at through
their counsel Colonel H. O. Allon "The evidence In
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"HAys THE Barber, sURRENDERs HIMSELF.

"HANs THE BARBEB' SURRENDERS HIMSELF
John Vogelsgesang, the young German known az
" Hans the Barber" who was suspected OF sta6bmg
Michael Grove to death Frs-ave and Fory-eghths
oarv on Tuesday morning surrendered himself to In
spector Steers az Police Headquarters yesterday lie
declared that he did stab Grove and did not know
who inflicted the fatal wound but he admitted having
been Groves company just before the light lie was
arragned before Justice German at the Yorkvle Police
Court in the afternoon and remanded TO the custody OF
nntectIxe Cuff Of the Twenty third Precinct.
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/ NEW Broom AT THE CLERKS OFFICE.

County Clerk Edward F. Reilly LAID down the law
10 his employees yesterday and told them In plain English
how he would expect them charge their duties
Having called ali his clerks subofdnstes together
Mr. Reilly told them that they would their party
political organization (nesnina, Of course. Tsmany
Hall best by faithful discharge Of their duties and
watchful OF the public interests Every man. no
said must be promptly at his desk at m. and
there until 4 D. m No Longing smoking will be
permitted. ond neglect Of duty win be followed by an
immediate demand for the resignation OF the delinquent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04

which are be built on this part Of the haSs F'e GO
No ,a has va, been received by the Board from the Con
troer in regard to taking possession Of the West WASH
Inrton Market property the North River front anu
was stated Yesterday extension Of time hac oee
granted the occupants.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIE .ass;
RRJJNsWICK-Coun di Brimont Of Paris Fifth
TVTN,E-1,x Senator Warner Miller. OF Herkiner; UoV'
ernorelect d. II. Goode Of New Hampshire, anu IIv
lessor d. c. Gilman, OF Baltimore NEW VI S.na,n~
Conoressman O. r. Matteson. OF Utica. and ekS
~ IIoysradt. OF Hudson. n. Y UNIoN S0N =
General Thomas l.. Rosser, Of Virginia 'lN1oHA"-
Congressman John ". Glover. OF missouri
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DELEGATES TO THE CENTENNIAL.

Commissioners have been appointed 10 represent their
States the centennial celebration Of the Inauguration
81 George Washington President Of the United States
follows; South Carolina. James A.. Hoyt Grcenyle
California. Leland Stanford George Hearst William w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises, 72l Sets 442 Moon sets 1877 Mccn'sssc.
HIGH WATER
H-sandy Hook 9l2 Gov Island. 932 He'll ll:2l
T1-Sandy Hook 9;5s Gov. Island. 10l4 Hell Gate -
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Steamer Trinidad OBI, Fraser, Hamilton Bermuea-A
Steamer Aleers Percy, Galveston-John T Van Sickle
steamer NaCO0chee. kempton Savannah-R l. Walker.
steamer CITY u Augusta Catherine. savannah Walker.
Steamer Richmond Jenney. West Point va-Oh Dominion
SIS Co.
Steamer Guyandotte Kelly Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Main GER. Moler. Baltimore-oelrichs Co.
steamer Gen whitney, Bearse. Boston-H y Dmock.
Ship Mary BuIrill Br), Cook, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Ship triedander Ger belmer Liverpool Birkenhead
Big Mersey Belle tBr) Hadson Rosaro-Jobn Norton g.
Sons
Brig Acacia (Br Kennedy surinam. Oh CAD Van Praag
Brig W Dane Burgers Port au Prince-F c Elliot.
schr Anna Bishop Rulon. ParaG Amsinck q Co.
SAILED
Steamers Plato for Liverpool State Of Georgv Glasgow
Sohicdam, Amsterdam Cienfuegos Cienfuegos; Trindt
West Point, Va
does.
Also saIledvia Long sound-seamer Standard for
Boston, with schr Amelia G Ireland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 3Arrived steamer Moray (Br), Duncan
from New York via Newport News
QUEENSTOWN Jan 3Arved steamer Celtic Obj, DAWSON
from New York on her way TO Liverpool and proceeded
s Si stS u lam @a oasa
Sailed steamer Elbe Ge Sander from Bremen hence TOT
NewYork.
Van der Zee from Newly York
ANTWERP Dec sailed, steamer PETER de Coninck (Belg
Brar0ns for New. York
PALERMO Dec 2JSailed steamer Initiative (fta CANON
Hose KONG Jan 2Arrived Gleneagles tBr Park
from New York.
ST THOMAS Jan 2-AIrved steamer Alanea Beers. from
Rio Janeo via Para Barbadoes &c her way 10 Newfork
land pr0cecded).
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Joseph McKenna, Suisun; Marion Bggs. Gridley
Thomas l.. Thompson. Santa Rosa; william Vandever'
San Buena
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TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS

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Sunday paper mail subscribers IN New ork Ctty
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our possesson,D said Mr. yelling Is direct ana con m
ciusfves smith smiles and says ho Is "i'No"' ""'
anxiety I'm the matter.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. JAN.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Main (Ger) Mole Bremen Dec 25 with mdse and
passengers Oerchs Co. Arrived at the bar at m Is
bound To Baltimore.
Steamer aplace (Hr) AcOt Rio JanerO Dec TO- with mdse
10 Busk 4 Jevons Arrived at the Bar at 9 am
valencia WOOdrick Laguayfa Dec 81, Puerto Ca
bel with mdse and 10 Bouon,
Bliss & Dallett Arrived at the Bar AZ lao am.
steamer Columbia Mcintosh 'aIden1s Dec ~ Hay
days with mdse and passengers to Jas Ward Co Ar
rived al tho Bar at 345
Steamer Iroquos Kemble Jacksonville via Charleston
days with mise and passengers 10 VIM Clyde d Co.
Steamer Nacoochee Kempton savannah IL days with mdse
and passengers To l. Walker.
Steamer Yemassee Bearse Fenandna 3dasva Charleston
with mdse and passengers 10 VIM p Clyde q CO.
Steamer Old Dominion. Couch, Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion SIS Co.
Falmouth (Br), Merriam Windsor, Ms II days, with
plaster Ia order. vessel To Snow & Burgess.
SUNSET-At sandy Hook. wind light SW hay. At City
Island. wind light. SW; Clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Exeter City (Br Weiss Bristol 49, Swansea
IT. mdse Arkel Arrived the
ll50pm.
CLEARED.
Tropc OBJ Barber. PrOgreso and Vera Cruz
Newport News BellOni q Co.
Steamer Muriel (r) Locke, Wndward IslandsA outer
bridge 4 co.
Steamer prnl Maurits (Dtohl, suter Jacmel Demeran
&e -kunhardt Il 60.
Cenfuegos Cotton. Ccnfuegos via Nassau NP-Jas
T. Ward * co.
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4 NFw PIER At oOENTIEs Sill

The Dock Commissioners yesterday approved plans
for new pier Of Coenes Slip The pier will be so feet
rtde aud 400 feet long 1t Is the rst Of the neWuers
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Announcements

CoRNELLs BENzoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Exquisite for toilet perfect for the bath Sure cure
for chapped hands Sold by all druggists % cents.
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To MOTHERS,


Their breath will exhale the odor Of vioets IL they DE-
LYONS FRAGRANT TOOTH POWDER
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10 MOTHERS.
Mrs WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething
soens the gums reduces Inflammation, says all pain, cures
wind colo and diarrhGa- 20 cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04

LADIES LOVE Flowers.

3Iv WksT lZbTHsr.
Nervous System, Gento Urinary Organs
Impotence and sterity. Hours TO IL, 8 toS
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SATURDAY. JAN.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY, SAN. 5.



WEDNESDAY. JAN q.
Adratic White star. Liverpo0l--------- $50 IN moor
Fulda. G. Lloyd Bremen via SOuth'pton $50 m moor
Valencia Red ID, Laglayra. ---------ll am pm
CITY Of Columbia, WARTS, Havana. $4,000. pm
The morning news., 1889-03-29

quently to that Of wheat, is 1SS TO 1. and
potatoes a to In
But how about the nutritiousness of the
fruitr
II have not seen any estimate Of compar-
ison. know, though, t at it possesses all
the essentials to the sustenance OF life. The
savage of the sea isles and of the jungle
owes what he has Of physical strength to
this food. Wheat alone, potatoes alone,
will not do this"
But do the people eat them raw 7"
That depends. OF course, when taken
as a steady article of diet it is cooked
baked dry In the green state, pulped and
toiled in water as a soup, or cut in slices
and fried. The fruit that is designed to be
cooked is called the plantain, while that to
be eaten raw is C lied the banana, the kind
we see here on the streets. The plantain is
not quite so sweet as the banana, but is
equally nutritiVen
The morning news., 1889-03-29
Expand the Mind

n. '7eIns as much as you can Of the world.
.I e, ere you set out either as tourist, CONNER
~" uaVeler or emgrant-w whether you go by
rs. steamship or Steamboat, provide yourself
,.1 u Hostetter's Stomach Btters, which the
so, eunR public recognizes as the finest medical
wbisusrd ara and preventive of sea sickness with
b. M r,l,,y any one Journeyng 10y land or water can
bely Oslaed II furnishes 10 the western pio-
rbe,r,aa9 ,aa9iequate protection against malaria,
wl,ch atlisin, and those disorders Of the bowels
ts tu'eh miasma tainted water be els. Its seda.
r1ckiaueet upon stomach perturbed by the
ean;,as Vi ship is truly magical. and Ii is a
III, a' "a appetizer and nerve invigo ator. Excel.
ana - r ~ Ior blliousness and kidney inaction,
efectsO Oounteracts, In remarkable degree, the
Esitis.o OF fatigue, physical or mental. After
tbonis and exposure In inclement weather, II
uiu oe used as a preventive.
The morning news., 1889-03-29
A BOUNDARY LINE MISTAKE.
Ensenada and Other Towns May Be-
long to the United States.

SAN Francisco, March ga special to
the Erdminer from Ensenada, Lower Cali
fornia, says: "a discovery Is reported
here which is said to be filing the Inter
national Land Company people with dread
1t is said tnat by q mistake in the English
maps at the time Of the treaty of Guada-
loupe Hidalgo, the boundary line betwe. n
the United States aud Mexico was placed
sixty miles too far north, and that the
real boundary terminates on the
Pacific ocean at a poi s)me distance south
of Ensenada- The treaty prescribes that
the line shall cut the mouth Of the Col
orado river, but the English maps-the
only maps extant at t4at time-had
the Gila river, whose m Iuth is hear
Yuma, incorrectly marked as the
Colorado river The mouth of the
Col rado river is sixty miles south of Yuma
at Point Isabelle, and if the boundary li1e
were to be drawn az that point it would
place Meanerdro, the town Of Esenada, and
all the country north of those places within
the limi.s of the United States.
The morning news., 1889-03-29
"LArt de la Mode"

THIS magazine for April is a most su-
perb number IL contains over twenty
magnificent fashion plates, and varied
quantity of Il latest fashion intelligence,
having everything pertaining to the spring
modes, and II will certainly please the femi-
nine world. Mailed 20 any address on re-
ceipt OF 40 cents. For sale at Estills News
Depot, "a a Bull street.
The morning news., 1889-03-29
Indictments Against an Ex-cashier

PITTsBURG, March 27.-The grand jury
this afternoon returned four Indictments
against ex-Cashier II. Z. Voight, OF tGe
dsfunct South Side Farmers ald .dechanics'
Bank. the first indictment charges false
entries on the books Of { bank, the second
with mutiation OF the DO ks, the third en-
bezzling aud tue fourth perjury,
The morning news., 1889-03-29
MM. D. SIMKINs.
LEGAL NOTICES.

r-rN-~>-r~y-~~-c>r~~~-rN-~>
HEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
" hereby given to all perties having demands
against the estate of SARAH E. MILLER, late
of Chatham county, now deceased, to present
them to the undersigned, within the time pre-
scribed by law, so as TO show their character
and amount; and all persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make tmmedi-
ate payment to me.
WILLIAM S. ROCKWELL,
Executor of the Last Will and Testament of
Sarah +. Miller, deceased.
The morning news., 1889-03-29
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-This is to
~ certify that WILLIAM D. SIAIKINS and
FRANCIS $. LATHROP, both of the county
and stale aforesaid, have formed a limited CO..
partnership for carrying a general produce,
grain, feed, fruit and commission business at
Savannah, Georgia, under the firm name OF
w ID. SIMKINS," to commence on the first
day of March, 1882 and to terminate on the
first day of January, 1858. The said WILLIAM
ID. SIMKINS Is the general partner and resides
in the city OF Savannah, and said FRANCIS s.
LATHROP is the special partner and also re-
sides in the city of savannah
The said FRANCIS S. LATHROP, as special
partner has contributed in actual cash 10 the
common stock of the said copartnership the
sum of six thousand dollars lS60O0l
Dated at Savannah, Georgia, this 25th day OF
February, 1889.
WIN. d. SIMKINS.
FRANCIS S. LATHROP
Acknowledged before me this 25th day OF
February, 1885, w. w. MACKALL, JR.,
Notary Public G. c., Ga.
A true copy OF the original certificate of Co
partnership as appears Of record and on file in
this office. This 10Th day of February, A. d.
1889. JAMES X. 2. CARR,
Clerk S. C., c. C,
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The morning news., 1889-03-29

IT denotes trace o. rainfall.
MI. WRoHr. JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on q
weak stomach.