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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-17
DRESS GOODS.
MAIN AISLE. LEFT.

MAIN AISLE, LEFT.
A Salt Lake justice Of the peace was recently
called upon to unite couple in matrimony
The name of the groom was John Pill. When
the justice reached the point of the ceremony
where the bride agrees 70 take the groom fol-
better or worse, the Justice said: Clara dc
you take this Pill?" The bride was heard to
respond Yes almost inaudibly, while her face
was snffused with bushes.
The '1ittle fellows" who
hold up their hands in holy
horror at the immense strides
which we've made in the
dress goods trade of this
town find our pills hard ones
to swallow. Our customers,
on the other hand, seem to
heartily enjoy them. They
find they're quite rejuvenating
to their pocketbooks. Here's
the pills we offer in this de-
partment this week:
Bambaaa Dress Goods at 31bc.
Wooi6lled Dress Goods at 10c.
Very Pretty Dress Goods that look as we'll as
the best, and wear almost as WE'LL at 19c., 25c.,
and 29c.
That elegant line of Imported English Serges,
IN al. the newest coloriugs, which we told you
about at 75c., is marked down this week to soc.
That beautiful line of Fine Dress Goods in
French Serges, French Henriettas and Novelty
Goods, which We're on exhibition last week at
81, are m rked down this week to 73c
Shelves We q never heavier or counters more
literally stocked with pretty materials for
evening wear than now. All the tints of the
rainbow, and hundreds more besides are here.
China silks in lengths suitable for trimming
evening dresses, tea gowns, ETC., are here in
endless array. It's really worth a walk of
miles to see all these pretty things and find
how cheap they are.
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The republican organs are saying that
che democrats have cast ex-senator Thur
man aside. now that they have it in their
power to send him back 60 the Senate
Everybody sees through this. The repub-
hcan organs want to create the impression
that the democrats have no further use for
such good man as Mr.. Thurman. They
Know very well, however, that Mr. Thur
man doesn't want the senatorship. aud that
II IL should be forced upon him, they would
nave something to say about Imposing
upon poor, feeble old man.
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A. R. ALTMAYER & co.
ALTMAYER'S
q LOVE a

FIRST FLOOR-MAIN AISLE. RIGHT.
NOTE.-All Gloves ranging in price from 75c.
and upward fitted in the store are fully war.
ra1te1.
Ladies Black and Colored Kid Gloves 49c.
Ladies' Black, Tan, and Gray Kid Gloves
guaranteed when fitted in the store) 75c; well
worth 81.
Ladies' s-button Colored Kid Gloves CSC.
worth 81 25.
La lies Suede Mousquetsire Gloves, s-button
length IN all shades, 81 25.
We point with pride to the above because we
know the same quality goods cannot be bought
elsewhere at near the same figures
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Ii N e N 8

FIRST FLOOR-LASEs AISLE.
A DAMASK SALE. Wen invite you to an
unusual treat this week Not table set with
the choicest viands and toned up to the most
fastldious palate, but a chance to cover your
tables with the most beautiful and appetizing
appall competition and delghtcustomers.
A beautiful 75c. quality 6g-inch White Damask
this week 47c. -LA Gam ~
An lagant quality White Table Damask at
Csc; down from y0c
Our 81 quality down this week to &c.
Our great '30c. Leader" quality down this
week to 1Sc
RED DAMASK Table Linen, grand value. &c.
down from Csc.
Our famous doc. quality Red Table Damask
down this week TO 29c
Genuine Fast Turkey Red" Table Damask,
Is inches wide. down this week to 73c
Genuine odd Turkey Red" Table Damask.
u inches wide. down this week to 9ec
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John L. Sullivan has received two chal.
lenges to enter the prize ring, one from
McCaffrey and the other from the colored
pugilist, jackson. He says as soon as
Mccartney 'puts up the stuff, he will give
attention to the challenge. AS for jackson,
Sullivan has several times announced con-
temptuously that he would have nothing to
do with him.
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The great ball in New York which Mr..
Ward McAllister is arranging for will take
place the night after New Years, and it is
said that it will be the most brilliant and
exclusive ever held. The social leaders of
Philadelphia and Boston will be allowed to
buy tickets. 1t will be great occasion for
Mr. McAllister, as the leader of the select
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DANIEL HOGAN.
FiiDiiSIediS Nine House
The SOUTHEAST CORNER
BRoUGHroN AND BARNARD STs.

Have you been our way! We have at
the above corner erected Dry Goods estab-
lishment worthy of this fair city, and now
that our stock is all 10 we want the good
people of Savannah to come and see US.
We have everything new-the store. the
pretty show windows ard the stock-in fact,
all things are new. Isn't it worth some
thing to make a selection from new stock
We thinks so-and you will agres. We
had lots Of time to look around and buy
this stock right. and right it is in every
respect. WE CAN GIVE YOU BETTER
MONEY VALUE, NEWER GOODS and
MORE SATISFACTION THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THE TRADE. This is Nc
idle boast. but plain fact. We would be
glad to see you at our store-the rest is
easy. Won't you comea
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Congressman Knapp of New York had

Congressman Knapp of New York had
hardly registered in Washington the other
day, when he announced his intention to
smash the civil service laws. Mr.. Knapp
should not trouble himself about that. The
President and Brother Wanamaker will see
to it that the civil service laws are not
greatly respected under this administra-
<sor
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IL is stated that during the last year Is
per cent. more people went abroad than
during any other year in the history of
ocean travel. No doubt the statement is
correct. The shortening of the time for
the trip, and the unusual attractions on the
other side. caused the increase.
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ReadyMade Dresses

SECOND FLOOR-BULL STREET AISLE.
This is the only department
of its kind in Savannah. We
exhibit this week a line of
beautiful dresses just in from
the workrooms Of one of the
most ra-fashionable dress
makers Of New York. Words
are inadequate to describe
these beautiful garments. You
must see them, and feel them,
and price them, then you'll
appreciate EN-. The only
thing about these garments
that hasn't got Fifth Avenue
tinge is the price.
We also offer the following. Prices, recollect,
Ladies' Cashmere Dresses. in brown, tan.
green, old rose, etc. etc, are down TO 81 50.
Ladies' Atwood Buffalo Serge Dresses
pleated front. trimmed with velvet. very
stylish, IS 4S, down from $40
Ladies Tailor-Msde Atwood Ladies' Cloth
Dresses, elegantly made, trimmed with braid
$685. '-''' "e0N 70
lot Ladies' silk Dresses. in black. solid
colors, &c, this seasons STYLE price S25; down
from $S7 So.
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BOYS CLOTHING

SECOND FLOOR-BULL STREET AISLE.
To the economical mother who would dress
her boys neatly and economically we respect
fully direct r attention to our superb stock
of Boys Clothing, which we offer at prices much
below the regular dealers. See our Bull street
window for samples and prices of few of our
Trade Winners"
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DANIEL HOGAN

DRESS GOODS.-Never have we dis.
played SO handsome an assortment Of
Dress Goods. Our shelves and counters
just overflow with the choicest and
handsomest selection of the latest and
most fashionable fabrics, and we are
sure Of pleasing We invite the most
critical examination of this department,
and especially the prices, which are I'M
doubleday right and represent unusual
values
PRIESTLEY's SILK WARP and An
Wool Novelties. A full line in Black for
fine Dresses.
40-INCH All Wool Black CASHMERE
at 45c., 5Sc., 63c. 75c. s5c. and Csc.
54INCH All Wool TRICOT Flannel at
SOC.
5-INCH LADIES' CLOTH at &C.,,
7Sc., Csc. and 81 rs.
54-INCH FRENCH CLOTH at 81 IS.
36-INCH All Wool Trcots at 371kc
36-INCH CASHMERE, all shades, at
19c.
36-INCH Wool TRICOT at 25c.
u 36-INCH FANCY TRICOTS at 2Oc.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS

FIRST FLOOR-OENTER AND BULL STREET
AISLES.
JUST IN-Another lot of those celebrated
Scarlet Atwood Flannel Shirts i'd Drawers 4
75c. One combination lot Gents Wool Under
wear (suitsl, in white and colored price Ia s.
week So. The above SQUAD values represent
drop III the bucket OF what we really have i'll
gents underwear. See us for underwear befora
making your purchases.
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DANIEL HOGAN

SILKS.-In this important department we
have everything in perfect shape and
our stock is both wonderful in extent
and variety. We mean to make the
Silk Department one of especial inter
est to our patrons, and this seasons dis
play will convince the Ladies we are in
earnest. We have every novelty, all the
newest shades as well as the standard
colors-in fact, everything in Silks is
here, aud the prices are below the mark.
See how they strike YOU
BLACK eros GRAIN at 79c., 98c.,
81 ~ and 81 49,
BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIS at Csc,
g 10, 81 35, 81 IS, 81 IS, 81. 81 25 aud
BLACK .sURAHs, Soc, 69c., 79c.. 0sc..
ALL BLACK SATIN STRIPED
FABLES AND SURAHS IN EX IRENE
NOVELTIES FOR COMBINATIONS
FROM 75c TO 81 IS.
COLORED SILKS. All new tints in
Colored Fables for Dresses. Three
grades S5c., 81 10 and 81 %.
COLORED SURAHS in all shades,
49c. and soc.
FANCY SILKS FOR TRIMMING IN
FABLES, SURAHS AND ARMURES IN
COMBINATIONS, STRIPES, PLAIDS,
BROCADES AND TINSEL EFFECTS,
AT PRICES FROM SOC. to So 25.
COLORED SATiNS AND NOIRES.
A full line from 29c up.
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DOMESTICS

GEN En- AISLE. KEAK.
Speculative cases 12l6c quality Cling
hams, slightly damaged; prc to close out 6Mc
Five cases Cheviot and Beige Dress Goods
price sac.
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LADIES' UNDERwEAR

BULL STREET AISLE, LEFT.
The great sale of Ladies' Knitted Underwear
will be continued one week longer at last week S
quotations,
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M. |. BYCK & BRO.
I54 BROUGHTON STREET.

nREss GINGHAMS. new patterns at SC. .
= yard. Ladies' Cloth at 3oc. yard. o.
Suitings at 81. Gents Percale Shirts. elegan'
styles, at 81, Gents Nsglige Shirts Soc, 'oc''
81 and upward. Do not forget we have lsrse
variety in our stock; you may find what you
want when least expected.
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A. = n ~
SECOND FLooR-BULL STREET AISLE.
Monday morning, bright
and early, we'll welcome you
with hospitable words, and a
goodly array of just such bar
gains as you'll appreciate.
Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps, etc,
in graceful order, placed on
exhibition for your personal
inspection. Prices never were
so low as now. Here's a few
Of the many:
q Ladies' Atwood Tailor Made Jersey Jackets
LADIES' Atwood Tailor Made Jersey Jackets
So rs.
Ladies Atwood Tailor Made Jersey Jackets
S475.
Ladies' Atwood Tailor Made Jersey Jackets,
bell sleeves, S. 75
HERE'S SOUND STERLING VALUE:
lot Ladies' Long Garments, in black solid
colors, checks, stripes, etc. some worth S1S
none less than S12 so; ali marked down this
week to 50 80.
HERE'S ANOTHER HUMMER:
grand lot Ladies' Short Wraps, ''the very
latest styles" black and solid coIors, elegant
goods; some SIS and $50 Wraps in this lot.
Your choice of the assortment 81 rs; see them.
Plush Wraps and Jackets have taken a ter,
rible tumble this week.
Plush Wraps and Jackets that were selling at
S12 50 down to SO so.
Plush Wraps and Jackets that were selling at
S17 down TO SIP so.
Plush Wraps and Jackets that were selling at
$40 down to SIS.
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DANIEL HOGAN.
DANIEL HOGAN.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.-We
take great pride in this department and
our efforts TO supply only the best goods
are too well known to need comment
here. We will surprise you in the values
given below. Goods that are far superior
are offered at prices below the average.
We present this week the following
100 DOUBLE-FACED DAMASK
TABLE COVERS WITH DOYLIES
TO MATCH AT So rs; RICHLY
IRISH, GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
TABLE DAMASK by the yard from
zoe. to So.
FLANNEL BLANKETS AND COM
FORTABLES from the very cheapest to
the very best. 1t would be well to bear
in mind, just here, that the Winter will
come, and with it weather needing these
goods. Come and see us now and be
ready for Jack Frost's reception.
100 PIECES TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
at zoe. per yard.
1850 Pieces FRESH CANTON MAT
TINGS just received. We discount the
furniture houses from one-fourth to
one-third on these goods and II you
mind a little thing like the saving Of SO
cents on a big round dollar come and
have it done
DANIEL HOGAN
UNDFRWEAR.-We have Underwear
for Ladies and Gentlemen in all quail
ties, and at very attractive prices.
DANIEL HOGAN
BOYS KNEE PANTS sUITs.-Bring
the Boys aud let us fit them out We
have nice line ranging from 81 65 to
$40 sui and you could not get better
value anywhere.
DANIEL HOGAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
SHOT DEAD.
DESPERATE TRAIN ROBBERS
Murder Brakeman Cabert and Wound His
Companion.

DELANO, CAL, February 23.-Coroner
Buckrass to-day held an inquest over the
BODY OF Charles f. Cabsrt, the young man
killed in the train robbery nsar Pixley,
Cal, las. evening. He was q native Of
West Virginia, aged 20 yesrs, and was in
stantly killed. The testimony given by
the engineer and fireman showed that
when leaving Pixley, two masked men
boarded the engine with shot guns aud CT
dered the engineer to pull out. They
fired shot when two miles out and Or
dered the engineer 10 slow down. The
engineer and fireman were taken
back by the robbers 10 the
express car, and a bomb was
thrown under the car. The explosion
nearly turned the car over. The mes5en-
ger came ont when ordered. One of the
robbers entered the car while the other
held the fireman, engineer and messenger
under cover Meanwhile Brakeman Cab
eft came upon one side Of the ear and
Bently came upln the other side to see the
cause Of the delay. When they were ap-
preaching ore robber exclaimed, "stop,
and fired. Cabert received heavy losd f
buckshot in the heart and head, killing
him instantly. The robbers then reached
under the car and fired
az the other party. Bentley
was struck by several shot in the abdomen
and right srm. The robbers then marched
the three men upon the engine and backed
away into the darkness. 1t vas thought
that the affair was not the work of pro
fssionals, as it was nse3lessly murderous
The rohbors secured only four hundred
dollars. Armed parties are securing the
country In search Of the robbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
JAYS SCHEME
TIE WIZARD PLAN OF FIGHTING.
gaanrt Corporations Can Easily be
Whipped n

SEW YoaE. February 23-Mr. Jay
Could spent much of yesterdays holiday
ina conference with Val street maWates
who have large aa .ye interests in 'he
sU-ap. vl.ch ,s being made 90 organize
.te Western railroads into the Inter state
Ra1Fy Association.
0a Taarisy M j. Pierporl Morgan
rs c.-s tel vi.h llr Gould a long time
at M-. Gonld's Fifth avenue home Yes
.sr5ag conference were held at the same
pnca lI- G0ulds lr'eads Iota him IS
Julio confidence in the ultimate success
of The proposed union. H- is credited
with saying tha. rec-.citraut corporations
Til be whipped .l
I- largely upon Mr. Jay Gould's adj
r..e gnnr,ei By Che urgent appeals of
bankers here. chat the Chic so meeting has
nc-.u,a ie ecdelv0rs 90 organize the con-
.emp.lted association, undttered- or az
'es-l uuswarved, hv the refusal OF the lll-
c. Central che Chicago. Darlington and
N-l,aeu, tte Fort Scott end the Missouri,
rd Texas e. sign the Ggreeuent-
uirg the association. Mr. Gould
ll recon- ended plan t0 the Chicago
uc--rg which. it is promised by those
wao LTor d. viii peg.e toe Interstate
Association aad bring rebe.lious lines to
n iv t0lvls.ou. This plan is as yet
opposed tl ha sn official secret though
.. gou said CD have been given 10 Dy
.a eighteen roads that ara represented
at Cra.r Mr. Gould wants the Inter
- El gay Aaociati0n 20 sdcpt aud
.-r.-. policy 1hich nas been adopted
hin W.ueu Juiln Telegraph Company
l.b,il. rivals.
Daring Che bo.test Of the fight against
he Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Compa-
ny the Western Union did its lighting
.r-.eiv bv use of the Mutual Union.
Western Union rates were firm. Mutual
Union met every Baltimore and ONO cut,
.1d was ready 60 scale the tariffs under
suvtlng that the Baltimore and ONO
cared to- or could authorize. Mr. Gould
-.s this bIudgcon game worked we'll.
Tne ABORTION of the same policy by
the ae.ten roads united il the Inter
State soe uon, he insist. viii give the
u-un the power aud success IL seeks. II
the Illinois Central, the Darlington and
Northern. .ud others persist iu staying out
of th- Association, Mr. Gould wants the
Association i0 assign Co one of its members
.bs creca and explicit duty of carrying
ou 81 werf.re against the outsider. By tins
mea1s all tbe0ther roads will De able tohoid
un .ts The fight being made for and at
IKE .n ercs OF the Association, as q body
all lsC-e no general or widespread de-
uoraHzston, while being quite as ettec
tive as eg,inst ihe read The Association
mag Boa cunning Tor. The Losses sufese.
by ns lighting roads are 60 he borne, g.
course, proportona-ely by al the roads il
tua Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
CONDITION OF BUSINESS.
An improvement During the week-Trade
Uniformly Quiet.

Uniformly Quiet.
NEW YORK, February 25.-R. G. Dun
& Co.'s weekly review of trade: It can
hardly be said that business has improved
during the psst week snd the accounts
from interior pDints almost uniformly rep
resent trade as rather quiet, or at best,
fair. The clearing house reports continue
to show gains over last year at majority
of cities bat the number falling behind is
larger than it has been of late.
The failure Of railroads to assent 10 the
Interstate agreement with unfavorsble re-
ports of earnings from some roads, has
caused some depression in stocke, and the
closing an Thursday was about 81 per
ebars below last weeks, but a stronger
market appears this morning.
The iron trade seems rather more STEADY;
Southern No. l is quoted at $l700; bar
iron still irregular. The Gales of rails in
Janusry are officially reported as 494 AL
tons against only 394,697 in the same
month last year, and the 1sme works have
new contracts to keep tb u busy NEST Of
the year
The coal market ia dull by excessive
production. Copper sells for SIG 80 for
Lake, aud the output Of the Lake Superior
mines in January was 4,557 tons, against
3 686 last year. Tin is weaker at S2l.30.
In breadstuff5 thers has been a strong
market. Atlantic exgorts do not improve
and corn goes to Europe in great quantities
instead of wheat, while the exports of
wheat from the Pacific ports are remark
ably lTge But wheat has risen p cents
since last week without change in corn,
while oats have declined / Pork is steady
and lard stronger, while hogs sre weaker,
each by 10 cents per 100 pounds. Coffee
is quarter stronger and oil nearly a cent
lower. The general average CT prices for
commodities has declined during the week.
Interior cities I'll report MONEY in ample
supply, and nearly all report collections
slow or somewhat backward. The Treas
ury has again increased the circulation
about 5000 600 by excess Of disbursements
over receipts for tie week.
The business failures number 30. as
compared with total of 2S9last week ana
303 the previous week. For the corres-
poqdi5g week of last year the figures were
90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-25
A BIG COAL POOL.
The Mon0ngshela River Operators in
Favor Of a Combination.

The MOnOngahela River Operators In
Favor Of Combination.
PIrTsBURG. February % The Morou-
gsbela river operators are discussing the
formation Of a coal pcol and will try and
induce all of the smal operators 10 unite
with them.
The matter was only brought MP at q
meeting Of Che Coal Exchange yesterday,
and no.hi1g was decided upon, though the
operators generally seem TO be in favor Of
forming sofoe sort OF combination.
The one proposed will be on much the
same principle as the old coke syndicate
Esch operator will deliver his coal 10 the
association, which will dispose Of it. It's
proposed that the following prices snail BE-
established as the basis above the mining
rates
First pool coal, $40 per 100 bushels;
second pool, S15O; third pool, 81 90, and
fourth POOL, 50 cents. THete figures are
to be added to the mining rate, which at
present is 3 cen @ or 50 p3r hundred bush
els. The operators say that it will not be
a big stock company, but an egseement by
which the coal can be banded and dis
posed Of 20 the best interests Of both the
large aud small operators. Papers will be
circulated among the operators for their
signatures to Join the new association.
Toe present unsatisfactory condition of
the market, it Is claimed, necessitates such
a course, AID tie operators say to continue
to psy the present mining rates with the
prizes low and oysrstoeked ports down the
river ineules a loss to them.