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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

Dy nv MnTIVuFaI', NV F'V'''7f'
Oflco No. 1870 east Main street.
CTOCK OF CROCkERY. GLASS
~ WARE. sTOaEflXrUREr, YOUNG nvRsk,
Sc, AT AUC1lON.-Oo
WEDNESDAY. July 20. 1850.
Mt io. o'clock. I will sell n, No. Il east Main
strroi line assortment ot tho above goods. en-
bracing-
PLATES. DISHES. PITCHERS. CUPS AND sAU-
LAMPS. GLASS BERRY BOWLS. PITCHERS.
GOBLErS.
BUFFERS, CREAMs. SUGARS, &C., &C.
ALSO,
STORE FIXTURES, such rs CoUNTERos
SHELVING, &C.:
and sound.
Tho trade T. respectfully asked, as tho goods
are all desirable gai will be sold.
iyD JAS. MACDOUGAil, Anc,ionecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

NOR RENT, A SUITE OF NICENA
Il CONNECTING ROOMS on second floor; IL
also, a SMALL ROOM attached. Price ti2 pcr
monlh. Apply ct No. 10 south First street
~ %
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JACOBS. PrAfsrIFy. AGAINST w0LrsHrIxzR. Dc.
fssDAsr. AID ALLAN, PLAiSTiff, AGAINST
J<c0es, DgFEsDASr--is tbs CHAscERf C0ukr
or rRE Cry or RICHMOND.
{, Charles W. Goddln, clerk OF said court, GER
thy tina. ihe bond required Of tho spss1ai 90 N
missioneys. Edmund Nasiciii. J., Aad J. samuel
Parrish. by the decree in said cause OF June 4
1859, has been duty given.
Given under my hsad this 9Th dey Of June
is9o CHARLES W. GODDfNs
tyls Cisrk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

dered him. Editor Nelson P. Reed. OF the
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, demanded
Bayne's retirement. and when the latter
nominated ex-District Attorney, William
A. Stone rs his successor Reed became
furious and threatened to bolt, insisting
that the nomination rightly belonged 10
George shiras III, whom Bayne had beaten
Eve 10 one in the convention. III Is posi-
Die that Shiras may run on an indepenNn,
ticket. in which case the congressionai
lightning may strike the Democratic candi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-20

Once moro we furl II, o flag loved so dearly.
Unfading, undying let our love to for thee..
And may tho cycles OF time shall have ended
Ere men cease 10 honor the memory OF Lee
O. w. SCaAgffKh
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DyJ. Thompson Brown D Co,
Gni
John 7. Goddln.
Real Estate Agents and Auc;!oneerA

DyJ. Thompson Brown Co.,
ami
John 7. CoddIn.
Real Estate Agents and Auc;!oneerA
COMMISSIONERS SALE
rnREk-sroRr BRICK STORE AND DWELL
sEvEsTEESTh STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FkASHLiS STREETS.
Jacobs Decree Of Rich
woIf.heimer 6 Co. aud ola. mona '"'"cey
Allan Court Entered
Jscohs aud ala June 4, 1870.
To BE SOLD AT TTs RISK AND ccsr OF
MR.. n. WoLFsHalMEk. tHE
FORMER PURCHASER
BY virtue OF the above decree No. tos spec'sl
commissioners therein appointed. viii self NJ
public auction. on tie premises, IN
TUESDAY, JULY ~, 1850.
at 8 O'Clock p. H., al the rss and cost Of hrs. \.
Wolfshemer, tho former purchaser Fho mas
failed 70 comply with said purchase, that certain
lot OF LAND WITH A IukEk-sfORI
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING THEREON .
lying and being In tho city " Richmond, font
Ing ls feet inches on east side u Seventeenth
street and on The south sste Of WALNUT alley be-
tween sain and Franklin strecis. and running
back about e. feet inches ro an alley teot
inches wide, the ssii loi being subject 20 an sn-
nusi sronnd-rent Of 9,t bushels OF wheat
Terms or >AtB: Quo .hird cash; balance IN
six aud twslys months, negotiable notes vim
interest, the title 20 be retained until all the
purchass-money IL pSid and . conveyance Of
EDMOND wADDILL. JR.,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Com missicrsrs
J. THOMPSON Baows & co. AND Jons Z. 0oDDin.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futare DeyA
ny Dsnoon. Tuppsr = ca.
Real Estate Agents and AuetioosssA
81 Main street.
4 TTRACTIVE SALE
NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on TwRNTY-sEyENTH STREET b.
TWEEN AND sTREETA

We shall sell by public auction, on the prsu'
ises, on
THURSDAY. July 81, 1870.
~ O'Clock p NJ. those VERY DESIRABLE
seventh street commencing IS feet north Of
street. fronting i2s feet on Twenty-scvensh
street, with depth OF 40 feek These lots arc
very eliglbly located ava are the most desirable
In this improving locality.
Tne lots VIII is offered ~ whole or sspA-
ratsly. 10 suit thu yiows Of bidders.
Persons Of moderate means should not fsil ~
attend this sale. a. bargains may DO expects1
TEAMS: Worry reasonable.
DENUoN, TUPPER \ CO.
jyeo Acc;toneerA
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by George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Jno. 4. Lsugbton, Jr.. SslosfnanJ
No. 81 Ninth street,

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-l
i l. will sell At public auction on
MONDAY. July 81, 1890,
a. f0i. o'clock A. W. at No. f432 east Main street,
on the premises. the following property 10
satisfy adls.rcss-warrsnt I'm my hands:
10 MARBLr-TOP TABLES,
2, CANE-SEArED CHAIRS,
LARGE PlCTuRE-, MIRROR,
o'clock, 1 SHOWCASE. CHRONIC
/ NARBLE-TOP WAsISTAND,
VAPOk STOVE, / REFRIGERATOR,
6CASE-SKArED CHAIRS.
l WiLLOW-SKATED ROCKER,
l SPRING LOUNGE. 9 COTS.
10, CARPETlNu. TRUNKS.
I BRASS LAMP, and
2sNALL HAT-kACKS.
1FWus: Cash. &c. GARRISON,
~ % High Constable City Of Richmond.
A UCIION SALE OF BANANAS
IA We will sell MONDAY. July 2ist. at 1880
O'Clock, 40 punches BANANAS
WILLIAM JENKINS Il son.
iye0 1870 east Main street.
MELONS MELONS , MELONS |!
WI Wo Will sell MONDAY AZ ~ y. ono car
CHOICE WAfERNrLONs mo cullsj at Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad.
lyg0 j. II. GRIFFITH & CO.
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EOR RENT, OFFICES IN Thea
II Old Tobacco Exchange building. Ap- u
ply to JONES, POlND1xrEk s. CO.,
" 20-2ts iii3 east Cary street
nor RENT, THAT BEAUTI-M
IL FUL SUBURBAN NOME .lNwOoD."SG
now corrupted ny Mr.. joseph w. Bianton, on
Hermitage Boulevard, sdjslning Thurman, tho
home OF ha.or Bryan Elegant shAde-fsse4
fins water, aud fursy acfss Of lawn ID grass. or
chsrds. &C. The residence 10 modern stock
bricx, with bay wiudows, cad eight rooms. Bri5k
stable. csrvlsgs-houss. &c; also, cottage vita
i've rooms aud large stAbling for dairy pur-
poses THIS is . lovely country homo Possss.
~ i:.Ss ]. THOMPSON BROWN = co.
LNOR RENT. TWO CONNECT a
H. mo ROOMS and HALI~ROOA-.e ntlre -
moor. Gas. DAth-hot ana cold water Apply On
the premises, liz east MAIN street. II i3-SuA
INOK RENT. THAT LARGE ANDM
IL DksIKABL1 foVR-sroRy IHON> -
FRONT BRICK BunDlk0 vitA bessnNat NA
Sil esss Aaio street, lately roroode,lsd end U
thorough order. foeseseion given Augn1el Il IA
f's ''r'aa' &c. e'p'y ys e i. cRxxsHAw,
1yseod1m Ma ltnssSA ueveash ssFeee
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TO BE SOLD At THE RISK AND COST OF
Mr.. n. WOLFsHalMEk. tHE
FORMER PURCHASER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
A VERY SLICK SHARPER.
TENNESSEE BANKS AND A CITIZEN
LOSE $4,000.

He Makes a Deposit OF S2.oooin Cash
and a Lot OF Worthless Checks-He
Then Palms Himself OF as a Pros
pector-An Indorser Out Of Pocket
$4,000.
Knoxville. Tenn, Jan. GA gentle
manly appearing young man arrived here
a few days ago on prospecting tour
He went to Middlesborough, KY, new
industrial town, and was 50 well pleased
that he bought real estate on a large scale,
paving some money down. He came here
last Thursday and opened an account with
the Knoxville Savings Bank. He deposited
5000 in money and some checkA He was
of pleasing address and mad letters Of intro
duction from MiddlssbOrough banks.
AN ExPERT CROOK.
II now turns out that he was an expert
crook. He was credited by the Knoxville
Savings Bank with the cash and check.
One check was certified and was for 81, 700
on a New York bank. A telegram from
New York pronounces the certifcation
forgery. h took the certified checks from
the bank here, made small purchases, and
got the balance in cash.
LOSSES OF THE BANKS.
He went to the bank to draw out his
money, but fortunately some of the checks
had C )me in The bank loses 81 600. The
| Peoples bank of Middles borough loses
| 81. OG0 bya similar scheme, another bank
there $1,000, and a citizen s., 900 on an IN
| dorsement Other parties here lost various
sums The total stealings thus far dis
covered amount to S15.0 00 or $4,000. He
disappeared from here suddenly Friday
night. His rascality was not made public
until yesterday A reward of $50 is Of
fsred for his arrest He is about . years
old and evidently an ex-bank clerk. he
gave his name as C. l.. Patton.
ANOTHER STATEMENT OF TIE sTEALISGS.
\ special from Middles5orough, Ky,
tonight, gives the stealings Of c. l.
Patton, the bank crook, as follows: Bird
s, Co., bankers, $500; First National
Bank, s., 500; Peoples Bank, 500. He
deposited certified drafts on the Hanover
| Bank Of New York, drawn by Greenviue
Miss, bank, and signed by ". E. Camp
bell, vice president. The Hanover Bank
| wired that all were bogus.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
MORLEY SPEAKS AT LIVERPOOL.
FRANCES REPUBLICANS.
a Plenary Conference Held TO Outline
the Policy of the PartY.

inc EOllCy vi LILO 1 al W.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-There was held to-day a
plenary conference or grand caucus of tho
Republican party, at which 200 deputies
were present As the republicans Of the
left, center and opportunists aggregate be-
tween them over 800, the caucus was not
plenary as to numbers, but was intended to
be as to authority to determine the policy
of the Republican party upon certain
great questions of national Importance.
The caucus declared that the essen
tial basis of the republican programme
was the maintenance of a military
system that made every Frenchman de-
fender of his country, respect for the law,
development of popular education, and
defense of the sovereignty of the people,
which is the essence of the republic, against
the schemes and projects of all pretenders or
other consplrators who propose the restora-
ton of the monarchy, or empire, or rule of
any dictator. 1t was agreed that there
should be monthly reunions of the deputie,
of the party to consider, from party point,
| all vital questions psnding in the Chamber
| of Deputies, and to decide party action il
| regard TO the same. This is in initiation of 8
| regular party organization and the caucu:
| system upon the American plan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Mail Your own Letters.
From the United States Mail

A person who has written letter can
scarcely do more foolish thing than to
intrust it to some disinterested party to put
in the postoffice or mail car. Only a day or
two since brakeman on one of the rail
roads leading to this city had occasion to
put on an old coat which he had not used
for some time, and in one of the pockets he
found a number of letters which had been
handed to him to deposit in the mail car,
but he had forgotten to deposit them.
Some of the letters were nearly worn out,
and the writer's were, no doubt, worn out
waiting for answers Such instances are
constantly occurring. Persons writing let
| ters should either deposit them in proper
receptacle or hand them to a proper official
| A brakeman has his own duties to which tx
| attend, aud he cannot be expected to attend
| to business in which he has no interest, ano
| for doing which he is not paid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
ELoR1nA.s BAPTIsTs.
Adjournment Of the COnvention-The
Closing Exercises


MONTICELLO. FLA, Jan 9d.-Ihe Baptist
convention adjourned to-day. In all OF
their deliberations the members Of 1t i'm
pressed the people Of Monticello as being a
jealous and intelligent body Of christian
gentlemen. They have also given every
evidence Of their appreciation OF MONT
cello's hospitality.
Two very able sermons were preacAel
here TODAY. the one by President A r
Forbes Of Stets0n university, a. the PresoE-
terrain church. and the other ~ D.. A t.
Dickinson Of Richmond. : a., at the Baptist.
The solo BY Mrs. Morgan Of California was
very fine. and the Van BuskIrk quartet
came fully up to their high stand ard.
Se7st0r Pasc0 attended the convention
His home Is here, and ne has met with quite
a warm reception from his many friends.
Miss Abb.e Budd Is a ain IN the city. she
has been visiting friends for some time at
Jacksonville.
Monticello can now boast Of daily paper
in the Constitution, edited by Hon. r. {.
Flldes & Son
The Monticello Gun Club IS now practlc-
ing to contest for tie cup which she won
from Townsville last season. The rule
requires the same 70 be won twice success
sivelv before it can be claimed by either.
The mails have been quite irregular here
the last few days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
FIRE IN THE wIREGRAss.
Great Damage Done to Turpentir
rarr-,s rhrn11rhn11f the SactiOn

Great Damage Done to Turpentine
Farms Throughout the Section.
VALDosTA, GA, Jan. pa severe wind
storm prevailed throughout this section
Yesterday, and from every section comes
reports of forest fires which have swept the
country. Several turpentine manufact-
urers living here have learned from Clinch
and Echols counties that their farms nave
suffered greatly, and passengers on the
Georgia Southern and Florida road from
Macon report fires prevailing throughout
almost the entire wiregrass region, and
preau damage to turpentine farms and
plantation fences. The woods have
been extremely dry for months, and
with the winds yesterday the fires went
with whirl. The farmers and turpentine
operators were powerless to stay the fury OF
the flames 1t is believed here that the
damage will be unusually heavy. 1t is said
that the boxes have not been filling with
gum on account Of the want Of moisture In
the ground, and that the turpentine men
are very much discouraged.
SWEEPING THROUGH DoUGHERTY.
ALBANY, GA, Jan. 29.-Forest fires have
been raging along the line of Dougherty
and Worth counties last night and to-day,
owing to high winds. Several miles OF
fencing was destroyed around four or five
large plantations Timber is damaged also
A red glare is visible on the eastern skies in
this city tonight from the confagration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Three killed in a Collision.

BINGHAMTOS, Y. Y, Jan GA collision
occurred On the Erie railroad 81 Owego.
twenty miles west OF this city. 81 l. O'Clock
tonight. Train No. J., Al eaS-oolnd pas
senger, was coming IN tia station, aud No.
II, the Wells FArgJ express, also eaStbound,
rushed into the rear sleeper, wrecklng 1t.
Three persons are reported killed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
A noYcorr AGAINST ALE.
Charleston knights OF Labor Stand by
locked ont Hands.

CHARLESTON. =. C.. Jan. 2-The
Knights Of Labor Of this city. numbering
about 1000, have declared a boycott against
Tracy n Russell. ale manufacturers Of
New York. who have locked out number
Of their hands. Several wholesale firms
who sell the Tracy a Russell ale here have
been waited upon ana requested 70 dlscon-
tinue dealing in the article until further or
ders The ale is sold in most Of the retail
groceries and saloons in the city. and these
will be the principal sufferers, as the knights
do most of their drinking there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
VERY DRY AT ORANGE PARK.
The Strawberry Crop TO be Cut shor'
in CONSEQUENCE.

The Strawberry Crop 70 be Cut Short
in Consequence.
ORANGE PARK, FLA, Jan 29.-The dry
weather still continues and is becoming a
serious matter. The strawberry growers
report the cessation Of blooms, and Of course
the crop must be short.
The weather is delightful, notwithstand-
ing it is 50 dry. The peach trees were never
so slow in putting out their blooms before.
Only the pintos and Bidwells early have
shown any disposition to put forth blooms.
The artesan well will be completed this
week, if no accident occurs, The Jackson
vile, Tampa and Key West railroad is doing
a heavy business, both in freights and
travel Community c0ntinues healthy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
A Murderer Shot.

MCCLENNY, FLA, Jan. 29.-John Powell
tcolored) of Camilla, Mitchell county, Geor-
gia. who is wanted for killing Thomas Keete
at Waynesville, Ga, was probably fatally
shot by Sheriff Pons to-day. Powell is a
desperate character, and attempted to Kill
Deputy Sheriff F. J. Pons, who was assist
ing in making the arrest The blacks are
excited
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30

SYLvANIA, GA, Jan. 29.-Maj. ]. W.
judkins, conductor on the Sylvania rail-
road, hurt himself seriously Sunday in lift
ing box of bacon at the depot here. The
box fell on his leg, crushing it painfully
about the knee. 1t win be five or six weeks
before he can use it again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Troops Held in Readiness.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 29.-The Sharp
Rifles Of this city have received orders TO
be ready to march to Harlan county The
occasion is apprehension OF trouble there
when the circuit court opens The leglsla-
ture has ordered an investigation into the
troubles in that county, and II viii probably
be made while the troops are there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Russo-Chinese War Plans.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-There was to-
day prolonged military council which dis
cussed plans for Russian operations in the
event of war on the Chinese frontier. The
most eminent officers of the army were
present, as well as the cars two uncles,
Grand Dukes Constantine and Michael, and
the Grand Dukes Vladimir. Alexis and
paul
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
End OF q Class s.owevs' Strike.

BALTIMORE. Jaa 29-The strike and
consequent L-ck-ous u me green glass
blowers here las a-3a3 FIRES were started
in the furnaces s1-34y. S24 the men will
return to work ps sex from tomorrow.
The agreement WIN s1s manufacturers,
which was entered r-se Today, is satisfac-
Tory 70 IL sr--l.avsS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Cutting OFF British Trade.

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 29.-The private COM
mercial house of Vohsen q Paul, acting in
behalf of the German East African Com
pany, are founding commercial factories on
the west coast If the project proves sue
cessful it will bring about the destruction
of the monopoly Of trade which British
and Indian merchants have held for centu-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30

FERyANDIYA, FLA, Jan. 29-The Clyde
steamer Iroquois was oblig ID 10 put in here
yesterday morning on account Of rough
weather off st. Johns bar. She landed her
passengers and baggage-both going for
ward on regular trains an hour later. The
steamer was only drawing 912 feet forward
and 10% feet aft.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
A Marriage at Boston.

Boston. GA, jan. 29-Judge T. B. Bar
row and Miss Carrie Parramore, both of
this city, were married this evening at s
O'Clock at the home of the BRIDES mother on
Green street. Rev. J. NJ. Rushing Off
ciated. large number of friends wit
messed the ceremony.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
srrrrp1Nn rHRnIraH norGHERTY.
A FUs1LLADE IN MORGAN.
Drunken Negroes Get into a Fight
with the Whites


with the Whites
ALBANY, GA, Jan. 29.-News reached
this city to-day of serious trouble between
the negroes and whites yesterday at Morgan,
Calhoun county. about thirty miles below
this place. From the facts obtainable it
appears that there was a large crowd at
Morgan to witness the hanging of negro,
who was not hung on account of reprieve
received from the governor few hours be-
fore the hour Of execution. About 5000
negroes were on the grounds, and a number
of them we're drunk. A drunken negro
struck q white child and a white man re-
scented the act.
PISTOLS DRAWN.
Pistols were drawn, and in a few minutes
the 6ring became general. The resistance
came in so stubborn a manner from the
whites that the negroes finally withdrew.
When the smoke of battle cleared away it
was learned that the three Arnold boys,
with one or two other white men, were
wounded. John Arnold Is thought
to be fatally injured, having been shot
through the bowels. Several negroes were
wounded, but the extent of their wounds
cannot be learned here yet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30

DEsMoISEs. L., Jan 29-The repub-
lcans Of tie LsgaslA-C-re held a caucus this
evening for rEs p1zp'ose Of nominating can
dldatss for tie positions Of wardenS of the
psnita1tIsry. s1sss printer and binder. 1t
resulted II : deadlock. Thirteen ballots
NEert. L -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
FIRE AT FERNANDINA.
A. Glaibers Planning Mil and Flat
Car Burned.

-E4'9E @7--E7 = q
Car Burned.
FERNASDINA, FLA, Jan. ga. Glai-
ber's saw and planning mill was burned at
2o'lock this morning. The loss is s., 900.
The insurance is 5000, divided as follows
Phoenix, Of Hartford, $1,000; Western, of
Toronto, 81 900, and 81, 900 in several other
companies. The Waterman claims that
the FIRE was discovered when beyond con-
troll One loaded fiat car Of the Florida
Central and Peninsular road was also
burned The building was located too far
beyond the city limits TO be reached by the
fire department.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
NO ALLUsIoN TO THE RACE QUESTION.

Dacid Smith Dc Co., st. Louis, Mo-: Ny
family and have derived more benefit
from your Bile Beans than from any liver
medicine we have ever used. We cannot
do without them. have never before given
any one a Certificate but / cheerfully give
this in the interest Of humanity and graft
tude for the benefits have received from
this remedy. Respectfully,
n. o, BRICREY, Alvarado, Tex.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Alright and Water Contract Annullec

BRUNSWICK, GA, Jan. 29.-At meet
ing of the city council tonight the contract
with the Light and Water Company was
annulled, because inferior lights have been
given lately, and because the company
failed to furnish water pressure sufficient
to extinguish fires. The council has decided
TO have a paid department and Jan electric
fire alarm service.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30

BIRWISGHA1. Al. Jan. 29.-The grand
jury OF the criminal court has returned
three indictments sgainst A. S. Rabbit,
coroner OF Jefferson county. The charges
ara emhsz.sment Of money taken from
bodies on which be has held inquests.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Session OF the Rate Committee.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Jan. 29.-The rate
committee of the southern railway anC
steamship lines met here this evening
Forty lines are represented.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
Elegance. LUXURY, and Comfort

Hotel Placide Jacksonville, Fla, entirely
new Most deliberately furnished and best
equipped hotel in the city American and
European plan. Passenger elevator and mod
ern improvements Cuisine exceptional, rates
| liberal. +. NJ. ROGERS, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30
PORTUGAL Up to Snuff.

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 29-Advice from Mo
zambique states that the Portuguese are
acquiring as much territory as posi- bic
pending the delimitations of the boundaries
of their districts on the ZambeSi river.