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PHOTOGRAPHY.

TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi-
Il net Photographs, As many for eight by ten
frame as you wish, ~ the SAVANNAH PHOTO
co, s. lS9 Broughton street.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

- 60 ---~------
TOR RENT.-The bar Of Screven House is
Il offered for rent from Nov. /, 1889 for a
term of three (3) years. with privilege OF sup
plying rooms and table with wines and liquors:
the same to be located where the barbersfop is
HES sealed pronossIs With naoe ~ sac%r;,, 20
received to Aug. /, 1889. None but reliable
parties need apDly b. DUB
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GUNNER BOARD-Special rates made for
~ table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at the HARNETr
HOUSE.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

TTNO RENT, a large and comfortable house on
L Fourth and Whitaker streets, at SIS per
month. THOS. A. FOLLIARD.
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ARRESTS BY POLICE.
a Written Complaint Necessary i
Every Case.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 8.-Judge Horton,
in the circuit court to-day decided that the
law requires written complaint in every
case of arrest by the police. Heretofore this
has not been required, and the effect of this
decision if carried to its legitimate result,
will be to release about 600 pris oners from
the house of correction.
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GTRAGED, one black mare mule, shoulders
- somewhat rubbed was heard to be on
Ihunderbolt road II left at James Hart &
Bros near Market. a suitable reward will be
paid. S. r. SHEFTALL.
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KIESLING'S NURSER z.

WEzITE BLuFF ROAD
DLANTB. Bouquets. Designs, Cut Flowers
4 furnished 70 ortiex Leave QFtarS a1 DAVIS
BROS, cor. Bull and York sks The He1t Rail-
.xAxnaaane taxpngh tha nnFsaxgs xulsn1leRa AN
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BOARDING.

4 FEW boarders wanted at 1903 President
y street with pleasant south rooms; terms
reasonable.
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sTRAYED.

/ OST, on July 4th two gold pins with golt
i dollar attached. Reward If LEFT at tLis
Office.
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BARGAINS AT SILVA'S.

IT denotes trace o. rainfall
q. +. Won HERMANN Observer Signal Corps
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w ANTED, thosesuffering from Corns Bun
w ions, Warts. Etc, to try HEIDT'S Magic
Corn Cure. 15c. a bottle this week
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LOST.

L EYS LOST.-Party who removed bunch Of
N keys from lock post Once. No. IS. left there
by oversight. will confer favor by returning
them TO d. q. PURSE.
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ia MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
+ Superior board. Desirable rooms. Moder-
ate prices Many Savannah references.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, fifteen shares Excelsior Loan
II Association stock; fifteenth installment
paid. /. i. MALLETTE, u West Broad street
A MOTHER lot Of Fruit Jars. Cali early at
"A GEO. w. ALIENS, 2l0 South Broad street.
TTURPIN BAKING POWDER is the best. For
l. sale by all grocers at SOC. can,
1SC. BOTTLE this week for HEIDT'S Lemon
I'D Yeast Powder; also for HEIDT'S Magic
Corn Cure
EoR SALE, the Fruit Farm and Vineyard Of
II the late John c, Taylor, located about
six miles from Savannah. For particulars gp-
ply to u. W, LANDEhSHINEs Executor.
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LETTER BOXES

Personal.
L cents pays for one dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs and one extra for SXl0 frame. j. N.
WILSON, 21 Bull Street.
TOR EUROPE.-Hamburg American Line.
Il White Star and Anchor Lines OF ocean
steamers. Secure passage of HENRY SOLO
MON & son, l73 and IT'S Bay street.
I HAVE removed in rear of my old stand.
Il EUGENE c. WILSON, Barber.
DICNIC:-Party has written your father
must hear from you now MAY 18TH"
DR. ELLIOTT has returned to the city. 1923
- Jones street.
GOULD not be so popular if HEIDT'S Con
y tecuonery was not superior and low priced.
Fresh supply Chocolate Creams at 25c.
beaches and Cream Peaches and Cream,
Peaches and Cream, Peaches and Cream,
Peaches and Cream, only at HEIDTS. Try it.
E'ROM FACTORY Of Huyler's former super
4 intendent full and fresh supply of the
finest and handsomest put up Candy on the
market at HEIDT'S.
HELP WANTED.
w TO attend bar during day; must be about
Is or 16 years of age; German preferred. Apply
K, News office.
WANTED. a good bookkeeper, one who is
w willing to work; small pay but perma-
nent employment, Address SMITH, care of
News office,
WANTED, a f1rst-class cook, especially on
W fish, at Ocean View Pavilion, Tybee. H.
81. LEWIS, s.. F. & w. Restaurant.
WANTED, competent bookkeeper. Apply by
w letter to w. & s., No. 90 Pulaski House.
WANTED, white nurse, at % Jones street.
w Good references required,
WANTED, a half grown boy as dishwasher
w and scrubber. Apply SO State street.
A COOK WANTED. "A good plain cook for a
4 n family can secure permanent employment
at one of the healthiest places in America by
applying to the undersigned. WALTER I. Nc
ARTHUR, Macarthur. Montgomery county,
Georgia
9 ALESMEN.--We wish a few men to sell our
~ goods by sample to the wholesale and retail
trade; on salary; largest manufacturers in our
line; inelose &c stamp: wages SO per day; per-
manent position; money advanced for wages,
advertising, etc. CENTENNIAL MFG co,
Cincinnati, o.
SALESMEN WANTED--S1, 900 can be made
~ IN six months selling Tunison's new and SUI
perlor Aliases. Maps and Charts For particu-
lars, address H. c. TUNISoN Atlanta, Ga
EMPLOYMENT WANTED,
WANTED, by white woman, with good refer
W ences, situation to do general housework,
and will assist in cooking. O. r. w, corner
West Broad and Congress Streets Savannah
Ga.
WANTED, position as saleslady or TO take
w charge or grown children: good refer
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TOR RENT, house on Henry street, between
Il Drayton and Abercorn; possession given
1st August. Apply TO S, VI. ROACH, 1872
Broughton street.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-28
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

The La Cueva ranch company has OBJ
tanned an order of restraint against Mared
Dolores de Herrera and Manuel Gallegos
to stop them from trespassing on its
property.
Sra. Dolores Duper had disagreement
with Rev. Father Lassaigne over q step
ladder, and made complaint against
him, charging him with using language
detrimental to her good name. The case
was tried this morning before Justice
Valdez, by a jury. The result was ver-
dict for the Rev. father and the assess
ment OF the costs against Mrs. Duper.-
Las Cruces News,
The FL Paso Herald announces the as
signment OF the old and popular dry goods
house of S. q. Schultz & Co., of that place,
The assets are SAL ,23S.38. Liabilities $24,-
997.27, leaving surplus of $l6,24l IL.
Bernard Lehman is named as assignee,
with bonds fixed at $23, 900. The reason
ascribed for the assignment is an unusual
dullness in his trade and the fact that two
OF his creditors have pushed him to the
wall. This firm was one OF the Oldest in
the southwest.
Yesterday morning about 8 80 o'clock,
at the. QUARREL ranch, on the Tecolote,
some twelve miles out of town, W. d.
Quarrel and Tom Williams, while driving
stock from the corral, were waylaid by a
party in ambush and fired upon. The
first shot took effect in the left thigh OF
Williams, and the horse became fright
ened and ran back with him to the house.
The second shot was fired at Mr.. Quar-
rel and struck his horse, going through
his body, killing him instantly. Mr..
Quarrel ran to the house and three shots
were fred at him, hitting the ground all
around him, but none OF the bullets struck
him. The parties state that the shooting
was done by one man only, but there
were some six or seven in the ambush
and showed themselves. They were not
all recognized, but were Mexicans and are
supposed to be some OF the gang who
killed Abalatia and have been engaged in
other murders in the county. Other YER
sions regarding the cause of the trouble ia
to the effect that the killing was done by
members Of the Penitente in order to get
rid of the men who do not believe in their
worship. Las Vegas Optic.
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7 Tidinggs
WASHINGTON NEWS.

| WAsnINGroS, June 23.--Wm, Waiter
| Phelps, minister to Germany, Is recelY-
ing Il series OF social honors before he
leaves Washington, Wednesday night
he was entertained at dinner by Con-
gresham Hit, where he met Sec. Blaine
and representatives OF the diplomatic
service in Washington. Yesterday in
Company with Sec. Rlaine he breakfast
ed informally ut the White house With
President Harrison.
The war department. is iii receipt Of
dispatches confirming the press reports
as to trouble with the Flat Head Indians
near Messoula, Mont.
With the falling off in the number Of
visitors at the White house, due to "the
hot weather, the mail received is increas-
ing and now nearly equals the volume
received at the beginning OF the admins
tration, when it surpassed all precedent.
Sec. Proctor yesterday called on the
president, and it is supposed that the sue
cessor to the vacancy in the corps OF as
sistant adjutant generals was discussed.
The secretary OF the treasury has in
formed the collector of customs at San
Francisco by telegram that the French
war ships at that port are entitled to all
the privileges conferred by section 2992,
Revised Statutes, relating to withdrawal
of bonded goods free OF duty.
The United States ship Adams, at Hon
olulu, has been ordered to Samoa to
take the place of the Alert and Nipsic,
now on their way to San Francisco.
Among President Harrisons callers
were Delegate Carey, of Wyoming, and
Editor Holland, recently expelled from
Guatemala
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WILL INTERFERE.
Tho Louisiana Authorities and the Great
Prize Fight,

New ORLEANS, June 23.---Y Yesterday
Gov. Nichols issued u proclamation to
suppress prize fights in the state of Loui-
siana. He said that he had received in-
formation to the effect that one or more
prize fights had been arranged to take
place shortly near the city of New Orleans,
and his proclamation calls the attention
Of the parties to this fact and demands
that the officers OF the law shall perform
their duty, and that they shall use this
proclamation as authority to prevent prize
fights in any Of the parishes of the state,
and that if such exhibition be attempted
all persons concerned in it may be held
to a strict legal responsibility and punish
ment.
In an interview with the parties selecting
the Sullivan-kilrain battle ground, they
say that the governors proclamation will
not in any way interfere with the arrange
ments made, because they never intended
to have the ring within the jurisdiction Of
the state OF louisiana.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-28
What Brandreth's Pills Do.

In Brandreth's Pills the true life medi-
cine has been found, composed as they
are OF numerous vegetables SO combined
that each multiplies the virtues OF the
rest. They never can do any harm. Their
action is always the same, no matter how
long or in what doses they are taken.
They purge away the waste particles of
the system. They recruit the animal
vigor and arrest the progress of decay.
They purify the blood. They stimulate
the liver, They invigorate digestion. They
open the pores. They make the bowels
do the work OF the kidneys, thus giving
those organs an oit-times needed rest. One
or two at night for aweek will demon
strate their power and are generally sufi-
cient to cure ordinary diseases,
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4 Snub for England.

LONDON, June 2S.-The Portuguese gov
ernment to-day Cancelled the concession
it had granted for the building Of a rail-
road at Delagoa bay. The British consul
at Delagoa bay has asked that a man of
war be sent there to protect the interests
OF British subjects.
1t is reported that Germany is backing
Portugal in an endeavor to counteract
British influence in Africa.
Lord Salisbury. in the house OF lords
last evening, stated that the government
had earnestly requested Portugal to re-
frain from taking any hasty action, but to
give time in which to settle the difficulty.
He declared that it would not he within
Portugal's right to refuse to arbitrate the
matter
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-28

Says the Hutchinson (Kas.) Daily
News: Hutchinson can now boast OF
having the finest and best equipped yards
in the state or west of the Missouri river.
Inquiries from stockmen in Colorado, the
Mexicos and California have been re-
ceived, showing the interest that has
been awakened by their location at this
point.
W. II. H. Lewellyn, the Santa Fc
stock agent, Las Cruces, N. NJ, writes
Mr.. Chas. Collins, manager of the yards,
that he is glad to hear that they are COM
pleted and states that Mr.. Justin Clark
will stop at these yards and feed and rest
en- route from Magdalena, N. M, to Red
Oaks, Iowa. He has fine lot OF high
grade cattle and is anxious to get them
through in good shape. From the same
source Mr.. Collins leans that Thos. L..
White, of San Diego, Cal, will lead his
cattle at Simon, west Of Deming, on the
'outhern Pacific for this point.
The facilities for handling the stock are
so perfect that after q shipper once pat
ronizes the yards he never in the future
will pass them by. Their location in the
center of the great feed producing belt
insures plenty of provender at lower
prices, either in the yards in the west or
east.
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A scrap Of Paper Saves Her LIE,

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap.
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was in the last stages of consumption
told by physicians that she was incurable
and could live only short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On q
piece of wrapping paper she read Of Or.
Kings New Discovery, and got sample
bottle; it helped her, she bought large
bottle, ithelped her more, bought another
and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump,
weighing lao pounds. For fuller particn-
lars send stamp to W. II. Cole, druggist,
Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonder
ful discovery free at c. NJ. Creamer's drug
store
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New Ditch Located.

LAMAR, Colo, June 2S. .--Messrs. Henry,
Atkins and Sorrell completed viewing the
line for the ditch south of the Arkansas
river yesterday, and will build this fall,
including thesreseryoir, 200 miles of ditch,
covering 800, 900 acres.
The North Side ditch was completed IN
April and the crops under it are splendid
success.
A railway survey corps went through
here last month, and the McKeever addi-
ton has just been sold in a lump, pre-
sumably for depot grounds
Salt Lake, June 2S.-J. Il. Boutwell,,
the manager Of the Bear River Canal
company, has received word from his
New York syndicate that the cash is
ready for the building of the great canal.
This will reclaim 100000 acres OF land,
and in a few years enhance the value OF
the country at least $20,000,000. Some
timid spirits fear Great Salt Lake will
dry up when Bear river is diverted.
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UNCLE SANS EXPENSES.
Persons Travelling for the Government
Limited to the Ordinary Comforts.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The secretary
Of the treasury has issued circular de-
fining allowances for travelling expenses
for persons travelling on official business
for the department. Only vactual expenses
and such as are essential to the ordinary
comfort OF travellers will be allowed. Ac-
cording to the circular these comforts en-
brace the following: "Actual fares on
railroads, steamboats, and other convey
ances, by the shortest practicable route !;
the hire of special transportation where
there are no regular means Of conveyance,
street car, omnibus, or transfer coach,
fare to and from depots and hotels, and
where there are no such conveyances,
moderate and necessary hack hire, and
reasonable fees to porters and express
men; sleeping car fare for one double
berth for each person, or customary state
room accommodation on steamboats, and
vessels, one seat in parlor car and lodg-
ings and actual board in hotel at a rate
not to exceed IS per day. Hotel bills and
receipts will be taken in all cases where it
is practicable to obtain them, and must
accompany accounts as vouchers. No
charge will be allowed for hotel bills when
the detention is unnecessary"
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BIG RAILWAY SCHEME.
Colorado and Utah to be GI!dIronsd by
New Lines.

SALT LAKE, June 28.--Aiticles of stu.
pendous consolidation Of railway now in
existence and railways yet to be born have
just been filed in this city with the terri
tOriaI secretary. This consolidation is
Denver 4 State Line railroad with the
Rio Grande Western, amplifed and ex-
tended almost beyond imagination, all
under the title OF THE Rio Grande West
ern Railway Company" This new sys-
tenn is to have 3, 100 miles Of track, all bot
700 being i'll Utah, and the lines in this
territory will make that part lying be-
tween Great Salt lake and the Arizona
line resemble gtidiron, for they cut
! through the country i'll every direction.
The common capital stock is s. ,500O0O
in $4,000 shares OF 500 each, and there
is preferred stock to the same amount
which shah ,9 entitled to dividends up to
D per cent per annum, non-Cumuative,
before the capital stock shall be entitled
to any dividends. However, after the
payment in any year OF per cent on both
the preferred and common stock, both
classes OF stock will share on an equal
footing in the distribution Of any further
dividends for that year.
Some idea of the magnitude Of the
operations proposed may be inferred from
the fact that the cost OF construction Of
the great system is put at 100000 900.
The principal places of business are in
Salt Lake and Denver, but with necessary
offices elsewhere.
The first annual meeting is held on the
fourth Monday in July, and until then
these directors will serve: William J.
Palmer, of Colorado Springs; David G.
Dodge, of Denver; Robert darkness,
George Goss, William L. Cotton, George
H. Lowe and William II. Bradley, Of Salt
Lake City. The officers are President
William j. Palmer; vice-president, David
c. Dodge; secretary, William f. Cotton;
treasurer, Charles W. Drake, OF New
York.
The full text OF the agreement OF con-
solidation would fill two and half coi-
umns in nonpareil type. Just where the
800, 0,000,Q00 are to come from is poser,
but one thing is certain, viz: that most OF
the country covered is OF such natural
richness, particularly when water is put
to it, that as the system branches out and
extends, settlers can come in from the
east and occupy and develop the lands
without difficulty, especially as the road
will find it advantageous to make cheap
rates. The outcome Of this prodigious
scheme will be watched with much in
terest. !
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CmcAoo, June 29,--The grand jury
took a new tack yesterday in the Cronin
case, in its consideration Oi Alexander
SulIivan's speculations. Schwartz and
Dupee were subpTnaod, as their names
were in the books. 1t ig believed that in
this way light can be thrown upon the
features OF Sullipan'a specuiations, which
hitherto have escaped scrutiny. The ac-
tions OF the police indicate that other ar
rests will be made soon. Some one is
reported to have squealed. Detective
Palmer says that John 7, Beggs was ar
rested to prevent his holding communica-
ton with the outside world. It's claimed
that he has been visiting members of the
alleged trial committee. 1t was thought
he had put a flea into the ear OF more
than one member OF the committee
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Growing Hot.

BERLIN, June 2s.-The North German
Gazette renews its attack upon Switzer-
land. 1t charges that Switzerland pro-
notes the dissemination of social Demo-
cratic ideas among the young men OF the
country, and says that anarchists without
credentials are allowed in Switzerland
and without effort on the part of the
authorities to identity them. 1t declares
that the reply OF the Swiss foreign min
lister to the recent utterance of the nation
81 rath, in which he declared under no
circumstances would Switzerland share
with any other power the right to police
her own territory, was inadequate and un-
satisfactory. 1t says, however, that the
reply of the bundesrath to the complaints
made by Russia and Austria is more polite
and less polemic than was expected from
the wording of the Interpolation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-28
Fer the PriesthSod

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.4Thomas Ew-
ing sherman, eldest son OF Gen W. 7.
Sherman, Of Woodstock college, Howard
county, Nd, will receive the orders Of
sub-deacon and priesthood on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday of the coming week.
Archbishop Ryan will confer the orders
in his own private chapel, and only bish.
ops, prominent members, clergy and
friends and relatives Of the young Jesuit
will be present. He entered the novitiate
OF the Society OF Jesus NUM- Der OF years
ago at Rochampton, England, and has
been pursuing his studies and prepara-
tions there and in this country ever since.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-28
Colorado Freight Rates,

CHICAGO, June 27.-Chairman Abbott,
OF the Western States Passenger associa-
ton, has decided adversely to the appli-
cation Of the Chicago & Alton for permis-
sion to reduce the passenger rate from
Chicago to Denver. He says there is not
sufficient evidence to support the charge
that the tickets of rival lines are being
handled by scalpers in such way as to
cut, and that the situation does not war
rant the reduction. The Chicago & Alton
refuses to abide by this decision and an
nounces that the first class limited rate,
which is now $30.G5 between Chicago and
Denver, will be reduced to $26, taking
effect July l. Other Denver lines will OF
course follow suit.
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RESERVOIR WORK.
Some Of 1t at Springer Condemned and an
Attachment Issues.

TRINIDAD, June 26.---Cbas. McGarvey,
the contractor, returned to-day from
Springer, N. M, where he got out a
writ of attachment on the grading out
fit and all money still remaining in the
hands of the company due p. 7. Ford,
the contractor who built the Cimarron
ditch reservoir for the Chicago syndicate.
McGarvey was sub-contractor, and
Ford is still owing him something over
$5 900 balance on work done.
The work done by all the sub-contrac-
tors has been accepted, but the work by
Ford on the reservoir has been CON
demned, and Judge Tewkesbury will u
rive in Trinidad to get engineers to 60 to
Springer and remodel the reservoir.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-28
Labor Troubles.

OMAHA, June 2s.-The board of arbitra-
ton agreed upon between tho Union Pa
citic engineers and fremen on tho one
part, and the road on the other, to-day
rendered decision in favor of the engi-
neers. They hold that the taking of the
Kansas Central ont of the management
OF the Union Pacific did not abrogate the
agreement under which the engineers
and tiremen were being paid at that time,