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g.lly@ HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
- Slyth issue OF stock.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURE 1907 Pa. ave.
Third monthly meeting for the receipt OF
dues ON stock Of sixth series TUESDAY
EVENING. MARCH f2,1ss9, at z o'clock, at
Wilson's Hall. southwest corner OF Pelnsyl-
vania avenue and 18th st.
Shares Of this series may be taken at this
meeting or at any time at Office of Treasurer,
as above, between q m. and B % m. ~,
Interest allowed at D per cent. on stock
withdrawn or cancelled In settlement Of
loans. Shares. S2O0 each. Payments, 81 per
SHIRE per month. The business Of previous
meetings being closed, payment OF 81 per
share will be required on stock taken at this
meeting.
Savings may be safely invested at a fair
rate of interest on loans obtained on easiest
Of terms and NJ least possible expense. No
commissions. Loans can, be settled In whole
or In part al any time. Average amount
loaned pos share during past year was Sl0l.W,
the monthly Payment therefor being 81 on
stock and 81 as Interest.
TIlOS BOWLING, President.
ANSON y. TAYLOR, Nfce-presidcnt.
EDWARD S.,WESrCoTr Treasurer.
w. II. WETzEL, Secretary,
ci9i II 1T. n. w.
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:" buttermilk, per qt..... DC
" skim milk, per qt...... DC
X. B. Creamery Print Butter, our own make,
the best and purest, i5c per pound
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nInasn of Lnhn 4. Finch.

Mr. John s. Finch, an old and highly
respected citizen, is lying critically in at
his residence, 1915 New Jersey avenue, WITH
the brain fever Mr.. Finch is a popular
and prominent member. Of several secret
societies. He IS the secretary OF Centennial
Council, No. 4, of the order Of Sons of
Jonadab, and also Keeper of records and
scale Of Mount Vernon Lodge, No: 3,
Knights Of .Pythias. His alarming symp-
toms are causing the most serious appre-
tensions among his host OF lodge and
other friends.
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The TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ways aud Hours of Getting In and
Out of Washington.

Departures From II. and +. Station.
For Boston-e1o p M, daily Cwithont
chanee oil carsD
For New Y9rkoISo 600 S,, go dmited
p. m. ON Sundays, 900, ii:40 a. M, 2t0,
tied express Of Pullman I parlor and dining
For Phadclphia-7,ao $40, 900, 1900 ii:iO n.
m, $40, ,i10, 600 $40, 1000 and ii:s0 p. IN.
on sundays, 900, 1iaO a, M. 2n0, $40, 500,
parior and dining cars, $40 a. m. week days,
For ar" Ba HfR ' S eo $40, 900, $40 dim
ted, $50, 1900 and iil0 Q. M, 1905, a:io,
600, $40, S:l0 1000, 1i:2O y, m. On Sundays,
900, Dos, $50, 1i40 a. m. $40 3:i5 tCongres..
SIGNAL lmited), 40, 600, 7,4o,sao, 1000 and
For Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis-o:so a,
m. LIMITED express and fast linel, $40 and
1000 p. IN, all daily -
For Erie Canandaigna,, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara-lOO0 p. m daily except Sunday,
with palace cars TO Rochester. -. D,
or Williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira-'
$50 a. m daily except Sunday. 49, XIX
For Annapolis-1:20 and 900 u. M, 1905, $40 p,
M. On Sundays 900 a. IN. and i:i0 p. M
For Pope's Creek Line-7:20 q. IN. and $40 p.
IN. daily except Sunday. - ~"
or Alcxnndrla.-4:3o, C:s5, 725, Sao, o:t5, 1922
1l:3, y. m. On Sundays, 1880, 9A5, 1857 q. IN,
$50, G:oi, s;o5, 1905 p. M. -,
Accommodation for Quantico-I:2j q. m, 800
D. m. week days only
For Richmond and the south-4:S0, 1857 a. m.
daily and $40 p. IN. daily except Sunday. :.
Fast express for Cincinnati, louisville and
st. Louis via Charlottesville andChesapeake
and Ohio Railway--S30 y. m. daily. r.s,
For local stations on Chesapeake and Ohio
to and including Cincinnati-i1:2i a. IN.
daily except Sunday.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Norfolk
1867 n. m. daily. ..,- q.
Tor iynchburg, Bristol, Montgomery and
New Oreans--B:30 a, m daily. ~ ,--t'i !.
For Lynchburg, Bristol, Chattanooga, Nash
vile and Memphis--G:l1 p. m. daily.
For Lynchburg Raleigh, Atlanta, Aiken,
Montgomery and New orleans-i1;si a m.
and 400 p, m. daily.
For Manassas, strasburg and way-2:ao p.
IN. daily except Sunday. - So.
For Leesburg, Round Hill and points on
Washington, Ohio and Western Railroad--9
o. m. daily except Sunday and d45 p. m.
daily -. t.s~N
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n Is MOI erDectsd that an coRUhtj'Rms con
TIL uted IN THE Carries contest igA BE- OF Ghs
.ffsf Ordci, out 10 Hldkt than ,rM afford recrsa.
fi0F 10 dfiD group ldthaJed Of an spdniHp. dH2
those day lrGg io0rthy l0iH Dc printed. Look az
M colVNH On The secOad page Rtddod, "a Prize
CuuHHdrHnI Contest
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aIss5 sAT. A MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ of Directors of the Washing.
ton safe Deposit Company, heldlat thc-ofiice
of the Company on March 5, 1889, a resolution
WAS passed that the matter of increasing the
Capital Stock OF the Company should be sub
mittcd to n meeting OF the stockholders.
Inclosed Is n notice of said meeting, 20 be
held ON the Sthdayof April, 1899, mt che office
OF the Company, at . O'Clock p. m.
1t IL proposed TO increase tho stock to an
extent of go 900 s(fnaldng' total capital SieC,-
ZOO said inbrouse TO be applied 10 payment
for ground. next TO present building, and
purposes Of storage, also Tor equipping vaults
and erecting n new silver vault.
Your personal presence Is requested. III
unable to attend, please sign and return the
inclosed proxy, indicating how same shall be.
voted. -, 3rt .r.4.- SAM. CROSS, 7
eel Secretary.
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NoihiH9 Is WOIt OHiHSiAg Than 10 W1ft couYH-
djin,s. 1lIE CAIRO wW print an go0d oneS
Sspt IN amt 0HtrS q pli1e for M btf lot, See
diyfyyt f8HftH. " ..
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~,Iltyc.rJN-r-c.N-rE >~-o,~~~.~-~-~-c--S
+ oS'r--oN THE ELEVENTH. INST,
Ia pug dog, with black points; answers TO
name OF Judge; tag No. 1887. Finder will
please return to THE PORTLAND.
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Tor RENT. n .,f6F - -
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES,

E99A REM t=Z = TS..
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES.
No. 20 Iowa Circle, 'astoty Blk, 10 re-,
stable In rear. Observation-Disclosures 90
No. l4oi stoughton st, 3-story blk. and
stone, RS, a IN Observation-Disclosures. GO 90
No. 1905 stouRhton st, a.story bk and
stone, o RS, a m i..,..........:...... 90 90
stone, ors, m .! ss' p 90 90
stone, FRS, ~ ''Ois r. ~. 60 90
No. 1di2 stoughtons st, s.story biz and =.
stone, RS, q m ...............,....... co 90
No. 1856 Il st c, 3.story bk, 10 re-, a IN L., 10 90
No: 919 z st, 8 rs, over store, water, gas,
No. sii St. astory bk, 9rs, 70 GO
FURNISHED ROOMS. ..., g.
No. 90 Iowa Circle, s.story blk, 10 re-,
heated by furnace, newly papered
with paper TO match furniture. -" Si75 90
STORES. 4.
No. $50 Pa aye 3-story blk, RS, 25xoo
each. to alley. ............,.........$f4 5 90
N cor Of Columbia and p sts.........- % 90
gig NJ st, store and dwg; new..',,..... 30 90
OFFICES. =" d.
No. G25 F st n W, 8 rs, Sd floor. ......... $40 90
No. Gs5 st n W, 8 rs, 9TH foor.......... IS 90
Is : STABLES. b.,
In rear of No. 1901 X stS5 or stalls,
large carriage rm, coachman's I'm,
etc, cor Of alley and facing 18th st....SS0 90
NJ. NJ PARKER,
| No. 1ats street northwest
TOR RENT-NINE.HooM BRICK HOUSE,
IL in frst-class order, TO North Caroliua
avenue h ESQ sSq ~ large yaTd aad RISssant
'''e @Y' sie, pa, ave- 8.
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TIE prize coHuRdJiW, contest IN TME CmTIc
A.. WX last ma ne Isl n IPrU The terms qTa
pdpcr. To eagdge IN he contest WW GGOrR an
}aftItsiiNg occupation. .-.|
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Catarrh

rs blood tisease>. Until the poison is
expelled from tho system, there can
DO, no cure for this ioathsome and
dangerous mafady, Therefore The only
effective treatmept is a thorough course
of Ayers Sarsaparilla -.thc best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the better delay isdangerous.
II was tronbied.Mith catarrh for over
two years, |. tried various remedies,
and was treated by-a number of physi-
cans, bht RECEIVED no benefit until l
began TO- take Ayers Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured me OF
this Troublesome complaint and COM
pletcly reatOlpd my health, - Jesse NJ.
Boggs, HQlmSn's Mills, n. c.
when. Ayers Sarsaparilla was rec
commended 10 me for catarrh, was in
olined to doubt les efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little BEN
etit, had no faith that anything would
cure me j. became emaciated from loss
OF appetite and impaired digestion. L
had nearly lost the sense of smell, and
my systenl was badly deranged, | was
aboutJiscoufaged whom q friend urged
me TO tTyv.Ayers Sarsaparilla, aud re-
ferred Ine tQ persons whom IL had cured
Of catarfhI After taking half dozen
bottles u llis medicine, / am convinced
that the,AlnIy sure way of treating this
obstinat .1fisease is through the blood'
-CharkS II. Maloney, ll3 River st.,
Lowell MASS,
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BaItImore 8 Ohio Railroad.

Schedule IN Eject March 10th, 1889. :,
Leave, Washington from station Corner OF
new Jersey avenue ana q street
Fon SincAeo and Northwest Vestlbuled
Limited express daily e.55 q. M, express o.05
p. IN. ,s,l $500 III
FoE CINciNsATI, st, Louis and indianapolis,
express daily, 800 and II 10 2. m:
FoR PIrrsBURo and Cleveland, Vestibuled
Limited express daily s55 AIN, and express
300 p. m, ek
Fon LEXINGTON and Local Stations tio.i0
foI BALTIMORE, week days, 800, $50, $40,
$50, $50, $50 N5 minutesl, o.45, II :a5 as min.
ntesl u m, Sio, 40 sSo ~, minhtes) slo
ss 9' s's 5' IVY ana ii'p p n; sundays 10
SSo, 9So, g4e ll.so q, m; 10, 20, 2.b0 I'D,
q.av, '''o' o'ao' foo, ooV, V'so' io9o ana ll'V.
Pm. N, o .
foB Wy SrATLoSs petMeen washington
ana buitlmore, oVVi wv su u IN, is.lo, 3s1,
a'J2, ND LOU p n sundays, GOV IT, IN, i'lo,
5.So, 1.9o, $40, ll'D 2. m.
IhAlNs leaYer baidiinore lor washington,
MIMI sys, 20 ga Tax ~ 10 ~ * irni oVo yo
r. 10, i:dS, 200 99o'4;l5 45 minutes 800, 900,
y,ov, ~ " so2l iSSo NV ana IN M sun
uays' 9V go, oVV 90 inlhuies), wv yVo' up
a. m, p;@ 10, soo, il5, oeY, $50 80 500
io T IVY ano Nv u; ~, % = ~ ,s,oo,
4.35 p. m. ON sundays, $40 a. M, 4:slsp, m,
Leave Annapoi5 OaV 80. o. M, ls'oo, i'lo p.
III; sunuays, 90, u; m IN p ~ mel.
A., f ~ sp r on tno MetrVpontah brhn9n'
1875, SOLO 2; m, si.l0 ?, m for principal sta
mons Only % lio,io H. ~ ia;So ala I2,So p H.
10; 90 a. m, tls,sO; ta,iO, "5@, tiiee p. m, :
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Marriage Licenses.

J, Buchanan and Kate Jackson; James
W. Johnston, IT,, and Mary j, Eastwood;
Thuua Mccullough and Carrie Scott; Geo
Grant and Elizabeth Kendrick; George
Harting, Youngstown, o., and Rosetta
Schiller, city; IL, ID, Whittenherger, George
town, and Katie Tauberschmidt, Fairfax
County, Va.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Route

Schedule in eject FEBRUARY 20, 1880
Trains leave Union Depot, 9Th and y streets.
1881 a. M.-For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily. Arrive IN Old
Point az rs b. M, and Norfolk at 100 p, m,
Through paIor cars 10 Old Point Comfort
daily, except sunday,
1871 A. M'-For stations on the Chesapeake
and Ohio In Virginia, West Virginia and Ken
lucky daily. Sleeping cars Washington TO
Charlottesville and Charlottesville 10 Cincin-
natl. Sunday train runs only to Clifton Forge.
$50 =, M.--Fast Western Express daily,
Solid train, with pullman Buffet sleeping
natl, st. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
ONCE, ola Pennsylvania Avenue,
H. W. FULLER,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Address Registered Letters to
s, New Orleans National Bank,
--. New Orleans La.

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is the
Price Of the smallest part or fraction of n
ticket issued in any drawing. Anything in
our name offered at less price is either q
counterfeit or swindle
q. REMEMBER, also, that the payment, of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA.
TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed By the President Of an In
stitut!on whose chartered rights are recog-
ni2ed In the highest Courts; therefore, beware
Of all limitations and anonymous schemes.
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FOR sALE hND RENT.
Nl>reeN(~<ec.o['lI|(I ncoNcSS|Oc~7'Sc-|DrOc'
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN ~

THos. E. wAGGAMAN, OF F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
TWO STORY BRICK AND FRAME
r. .-s-. HOUSES FOR SALE
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HEuMcn's bottled Maezen beer. Tele-
phone call, 63i-3.
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Personal.

PERSONAL. "
Ns~NNNN~NN~NNNe~oNNNns1s sr~>>~N-l> sSs~SO>eS>~~~
Advertisements under this head, four lines or
less, % cents for one Insertion. 30 cents for three
~NN>NNy>lNNNN~NNNNs->NNsN NNTsNNNNNesNsNNrSONN~"
,nRESS CUTTING MADE B.ASY1,MME.
~ Washington's 'Dress Cutting Scuie"a
just patented, enables every one TO learn to
cut gil kinds of garments readily and accn-
on Monday, January g. where the system will
be taught and the scale and q measure book
furnished for so. This exceptionally low fig
ure Is named for sixty days only 4 Persons
learning this system arc Immediately placed
in q position to earn good wages. Ladies
needing experienced hands, can obtain them
skirt waist and sleeve cut BY measurement
for ladies at 30 cents
TUsTH'S OLD STAND rs THE ONLY
- place where first-class second hand cloth
ing can be. sold at respectable prices. Adj
dress or call AZ $40 u st. n, W. u - 4f
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nSayzw.FG. METzERoTT b CO., MUSIC
BS : Dealers have n moved from PENN
sylvania avenue TO their new building, ITO
II 81 n. W., three doors west of W. B. Moses
& Sons Oldest and most extensive music
establishment In the city. -.'''-' -"
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ZOE SIIErHOuSEs.

~>~~~>~~.NrONrsooy>NN>oeON >NNNN'oNNNNN>N
Advertisements uHder his head, -four lines or
less, % cents for one insertion. 80 cents for three.
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HAYWARD 8 HUTCHINSON,

nlS5e USEFUL FEET ~, -
8S Icing requisite 20 healthful, exer.
else, thousands of well:known personagos
visit DIR. WHITES establishment, 1916 Penn
Bylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel, for
&. relief from corns, bublons. diBeised nails and
all diseases Of the feet. DR.. Whites twenty
ninth year Of practice in Washington, d. o.
-Ofccfee, 81 sitting =
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S5FeGEETLEMEN DESIRING TILE COR.
b-SS rect style In FULL DRESS SHIRTS,
TIES, GLOVES. VESTS, ETC., should call on
L, II. HALL, 00S Il street northwest.
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n.SsJ NOTICE. - A. HOFFMAN,, FOR
- mcrly q member Of the Third Artillery
Band, Is no longer authorized to take engage
mcnts or sign any contracts whatsoever for
the band VIM. IHNENFELDT,
Bapdmaster Third u s. Artillery.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-12

K& Na" ooon
- Great Captains, by. Dodge; Tenting OH the
Plains, by Mrs.E u. Custer; Brycc's American
Il. Stead; Around the World, by Jules Verne.
Every stranger should get copy of Pic
turesque Washington before leaving the city.
Law books specially;
W. II. MORRISON,
-sfitr tf 1894 + st. n. w.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-12

fw-PoRTABLn CRATES, =
TENDERS.
y '*f - - ANpiRoNs. 7
:, FIRE SETS.
Cheaper than ever.
Examine our extensive stock before pur-
chasing.
HAYWARD s. HUTCHINSON,
--r, 49,, =, All 9th. at.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-25
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
A Colored Woman Missing and a Sus
plcion that She was Murdered,

Colored Woman Missing and a Sus-
picion that She was Murdered.
Yamacraw is in stew of excitement
over the disappearance of colored woman,
and under circumstances which lead them
to believe that there has been foul play, as
the missing woman, Hattie Hull has not
been seen since 2 o'clock last Sunday morn
ing.
The circumstances as detailed by Rebecca
Brown, friend of Hattie Hull, are about
as follows: On Sunday morning at the hour
named Rebecca Brown, Hattie Hull
James Pinckney and James Ferguson,
all colored, we're sitting on the stoop
or the Brown woman's house at Farm
and Zubly streets. The night was close and
the Hull woman was not in her usual attire.
While the quartette was talking a colored
man and apparently stranger came up to
the stoop and asked permission to go into
| the yard for moment Permission was
| granted, and as the man entered the yard
Hattie Hull exclaimed, THAT is my hus-
band" She betrayed some terror, for he
| bad attempted violence some three weeks
| before, and she mad him arrested ON q peace
| warrant in Justice Bldres' court, but upon
the most fulsome promises of her husband
| to treat her kindly she withdrew the
charge, and as it was family matter
| OuoNlCo EuuIeS Thought III DeSU 10 ulSC0arg0
the prisoner as they had apparently made
up, but since that time the woman had not
laid eyes on her husband, who seemed to
have abandoned her, although he continued
at work on Beebe's place, about one mile
west of the Ogeechee canal.
The Hull woman had no sooner made the
discovery of her husbands presence than he
suddenly ran out, and, dragging her from
the stoop, began TO beat her Cries were
made for police, and Pinckney and Fer
guson went off to look for an officer, and
| Rebecca Brown said that the last time she
saw Hull and his wife she was fleeing IN the
| direction of the canal in her night dress,
pursued by Hull who was striking at her.
The missing woman's clothes and hat have
not vet been called for, and it is feared that
foul play has oVertaken her.
! The Brown woman went out to Beebe's
place Tuesday and made diligent inquiries
for Hull and his wife, but neither of them
! had been seen or heard Of about the prem
| lses. Inquiries were also made throughout
the city yesterday and nothing could be
learned of their present whereabouts.
John Hull, alias Henry Williams, the
wife beater, halls from South Carolina.
where he may possibly have gone but did
| he take his wife with him! and if he did.
how did he provide her with presentable
dress at the early hour at which she was
last seen with him fleeing for her life In the
direction of the canals
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-25
CITY BREVITIES.

The Savannah branch of the Southern
Travellers Association will meet tomorrow
night.
The Wiehrs' fund at the mayors office
now foots up $SS so, and the Goudson fund
$l08 IS. Low j. Gazan contributed 81 80
to each fund yesterday.
The cyclone which was reported on the
South Atlantic coast by the signal service
Tuesday has not been heard from since and
it is likely that it has gone off the coast.
A good many gallons of water must be
wasted daily through the leaking water
plug on Whitaker street, near Bryan The
plug has been leaking good while, but no
attention seems to be paid to it,
The MORNING NEWS early fruit bureau
| is indebted to DR.. Allen Brown Of Black
shear, Ga, for a sample of choice peaches
grown in his orchard. For size and deli
| cacy OF flavor they are equal to any grown
in Middle Georgia.
Mr.. J. A. Winburn distributed a crate of
| peaches among the MORNING News count
ing room force yesterday. The peaches
were from the farm of Mr.. J. H Jones, at
Herndon, Ga, and were certainly the best
and biggest of the season.
Up to l O'clock this morning nine arrests
were reported at the police barracks.
Three were for larcenies as follows: Simon
| Roberts, larceny of boat; Daniel Knight.
larceny of a shirt, and Henry Hillman, lar
ceny of 50. The others were disordarlies
New Houston street Sunday school will
give an excursion and basket picnic to
Warsaw to-day. Cars will leave the Coast
Line depot at 10 o'clock this morning. The
Mary Draper will take the excursion party
from Thunderbolt to Warsaw The following
gentlemen are the general committee: Ely
Otto, George P. Virgins, T. II. McGillis, L.
w. Roberts, o. b. Perry. Special COM
mittee: R. j. Speer, L. L. Carswell, C. j.
Eaton, James Ross and r. II. Baschlott.
Observer Won Hermann has received for
the signal station here a handsome book
case. A requisition has been made for an
electrical thermograph which is exected
sooo. The instrument will be placed in the
office and connected with the instrument
shelter on top of the postotfice building by
means of wire. The temperature will be
recorded on the thermograph in the office
and the observer will not be compelled to
climb up on the roof to read the tempera-
ture. The instrument is quite necessary
addition to the station.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-25
LOCAL PERSONAL.

II. G. Horne OF Griffin is in town.
Edward Gray is here from Augusta
j. f. Polhill of Louisville is in town.
j. A. Butler of Camilla is in the city.
Davis Dozier of Dawson is in the city.
Joseph Allen, Jr., is here from Charles
ton.
c. W. StegaH Of Townsville is in the
city.
r. II. Knox came up from Darien yester-
day.
B. F. Outland came up from Dover yes
terday.
E. J. Castillo came down from Atlanta
yesterday.
NJ C. Barnett came down from Augusta
yesterday.
f. S. Tenant of Wilmington, N. c., is
in the city.
Henry W. Beach of WATERFORD, s. c., is
in the city.
John T. Clarke came down from La
Grange yesterday.
r. G. Grimes of Hawkinsville came up to
Savannah yesterday.
G. P. Fitzpatrick and W. L. Story of Hep
zibah are in the city.
j. E. Howell and A. Frank Mclean of
Hazelhurst are in the city.
Miss Vida Fleming is at Suwanee, Tenn,
with Bishop Weeds family.
Messrs. Charles s. Boiler and D. G..
Fogarty of Augusta are in the city.
Misses Denea and Martha Golinsky are
spending the summer at Eufaula, Ala.
Mrs. B. A. Shay of Tallahassee, Fla.
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Daniel
John d. Bradford of Atlanta passed
through yesterday en- route to New York.
G. Kiesling and wife sailed on the steam
ship City of Birmingham for New York
yesterday.
William Schroeder Esq, left yesterday
on the steamship City of Birmingham,
which sailed for New York.
! A. Kent and wife were passengers on the
steamship City of Birmingham, which
sailed yesterday for New York.
A. Krouskof was a passenger on the
steamship City of Birmingham, which
sailed last evening for New York
Chief Fireman Joyner of Atlanta has
been in the city for day or two, looking
over the Savannah fire department.
Messrs. W. D. Bailey and Charles Bailey,
prominent merchants of Admission, Ala.
| passed through yesterday en- route to New
York.
Capt. Flannery aud family are in Wash
ington. Ga. 1t Is understood that the cap
tain is suffering from an attack of ca
tarrahal fever.
The following people composed party
from Lady Lake, Fla, to Savannah yester
day: S. p. Sleigh, Mrs. S. p. Sleigh, Mis-
Mollie Leigh, S. B. Sleigh ard s. L. Jones
Thomas f. Richardson, Esq, of Pooler
sent the MORNING NEWS two pods of okrt
measuring IL inches in length. They wer,
grown on Mr. Richardson's farm at Pooler
Rev. DR.. Holmes of the Baptist church
left last night via the Atlantic Coast Lin,
for Virginia. He will first visit Norfolk
and then spend his vacation In Campbell
county, Virginia, returning to Savannah
about Sept l.