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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

First. C. J. sccy. Aron, :. y; second. i. i. h. +.
I}lvaiit. Johnston tIcok. y. Y.
Silver Polish Beaded rullct, and Cock-Frst IN each,
c. Gammcdmcc~, Columbus. Ohio.
Biattcb0r6. VI, second aud third, JOuc, Wilcox East
Chatham. y y.
sil1cr.,panpcd Hamburg Pullc.,-Fr-:. Jones Wilcox
second. :. o. Miner.
SILVER r,nc.lrd Cooks. Hens Cockcrols and Pullots-
First in each. II. \. Ecy.cI Reading Penn.
White Hamburg Cocks Hens. COck0"s and Pullcts-
First in each. II. 4. Boylcr Reading Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
FOR REPUBLICAN CLUBS
NEW HAND BOOK.

AprOpOs Of the coming convention
Of Republican Clubs OF the tnitcd
STATES. at Nashville, Tenn, The New.
York Tribune has issued "a Hama
Book OF The National League Of Ke-
publican Clubs. in the style OF the
wc,,-,<nowu Tribunc Extras.
The pamphlet will be found user"
TO all Republican Club men for reier'
cncc.
The present status Of the various
Leagues and many Of the principal
clubs il given quite fully. and there
i. much general matter of great In'
tcrcst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
ICE oy THE UPPER HUDSON RIVER.

pourbkccp-c. y. Y. Feb. 90 C-pccial). Forty car
load of ice arrived here from Lake Champlnn to-day
for Johnston BROTHERS railroad restaurant. al the
pouds and bays in thi, ncglborhood are frozen over
To night tho Hudson IS closed from lud on 10 Albany
with ice about four Inches thick lee companies
rrrc somewhat encouraged by the cold weather lat
night and today, but this evening the wind IS from
+ he south and the mercury is rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Among the passengers who sailed on the French
steamer La GascOgnc yesterday Mrs. Iiehtmire,
Mis-, Nellie +. Fuller. Miss Bertha A. Fuller a. Ger
main. V-cOuut de Blauzy, the Rev. J. +. David the
Rev : ". Dana and D.. Eamo, Montcro secretary Of
LEGATION Of Uruguay at Washington.
ON the Cunard Line steamer Gala were Mrs. Ed
ward APPLICABLE. Captain j. \. Chapman Frederick f.
Church. DR.. James Edmunds, stanley {. Harrison,
j. :. Kennedy A. G. Wilson and the Rev. i. &. stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

well a. mental journey through the whole q South
America. After dc-ciihng the OCEAN currents and tho
rc.utnc temperatures q The regions Dee d~'t ON h"
enterprise and force u entraon o io Inhabitants -
ChfL Tho nat ycs and cluae or Terra d Iucgo p d
,rbd and thcL elites 'hc csst'rn coast ny through
Rr,1 ncuding rrtat lasn systcm. u south Amcfiy1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Professor Albert :. Bckmore delivered another Of his
interesting lectures the Museum History yes
tcrday morning before large audience. His subject
Chill and Brazil, but he took his audience pictorial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rse,6 81 sets 40 Moon set, 1910 pm Moon'sase
HON WAFER
Xeanoy Hook 10 10 GOV Island 10 81 Hell Gate o II
PN-sandy Hook IN Gov. Island 81 Hell 6Ata O3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
o5 CENTS A COPY.

Secretaries Of Republican Clubs arc
authorized 10 receive orders for the
Hand Book and transmit the sa'"o
10 This Office. Orders can be give"
either 10 club secretaries or 10 th's
Office direct.
THE TRIBUNE,
New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
FUR NITU RE.
B2unanl Bros,
%. u and rs East 18th 81.

CHERRY CHAMBER SETS FROM $1,000 TO
$4,000.
ANTIQUE ASH CHAMBER SETS FROM $3.50
TO $500.
ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SITS tQl AFTER
SAWED FROM 5000 TO $4,000.
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SETS FROM SSl.5O
TO s5OO.OO.
ORR LINE or 10TH CENTURY. CRENIONt,
BELGIAN. OAK, MALtCIII1E, WHITE MAPLE
AND ENANEIIED CHAMBER SUITS l. THE
LARGEST SHOWN IN TIE CITY At PRICES
EQUALLY LOW.
No HOUSE ~ TIE UNITED STATES PRE-
TENDS TO EQI A. Our IMMENSE DISPLAY OF
STILE AND Low PRICES.
22, - and 26 East 11th Street,
Near THiOn Squire.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
DAVlsON.s sLAYsRs.
Two More Witnesses 1el OF the Race
mace 4IRzed

Two More Witnesses 1en OF the Race
nae 4IRged
COLUMBUS. Ca, Dec. 2-Court con.
venei this morning at O'Clock, and the
second day Of the preliminary trial OF the
Howard broihes a al James 3 cS staff
was begun. Al during the day the court
room vas crow ded 10 its most CAPACITY.
The testimony given to-day vas about
the stme as Mayor Dog er's yestsT day.
II. 7. Morefeld was the frs. witness IL
troduced. He id that he was on the ex
position grounds Nov. IL and was in the
grand stand witnessing the races when lis
attention was called by man excIainine
''on". in very loud tone Of voice. appear
emily In great distress. He then saw a long
bIa1ed dirk being pulled from the breast Of
= 'lhert Dawson as he Flighted from his
sulky in front the judges stand. Daw-
son e1 ran across III hi 'yc,e track toward
the stable, with the How irds still firing at
him as fast as their pistols would allow.
NATURE OF THE WOUNDS.
The next witness examined WAS DR.. r. E.
Griggs. lie said that Dawson had received
three gunshot Nounds, one on the right leg
made from the front. one in the left side IF
his hip, and one bet cen the shoulder and
the elbow on the left arm. A ,urth
wss found on the left breast, which cut his
cellar bone in two and severed one Of the
arteries. The witness said that a man in
that condition could have lived three or four
minutes
Nothing new was learned from the other
witnesses.
The trial will, in all probability, come to
a G. So tomorrow.
No excitement prevails about the court
house or in the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
GAMBLER CHIP :,
Truck F2rmers setting Out Their
Csbbs ge la1ts.

Truck farmers setting Out Their
Cabbage Lla1ts.
GAMBLER, FLA. Dec. 2-Truck farmers
are busy setting out cabbage pllnts. The
setting of the plants has been delayed some
what on account of dry weather.
Gen. Robert Bullock, who came here from
Washington badly broken down in health,
has entirelf recovered. He has sold his
crop OF orang S. about 500 boxe', at 90 a
box at the grove. The general has also
shipped about 200 boxes of lemons, for
which fancy prices were obtained.
he outlook for our section of Florida is
promising indeed. Tbs excellent prices
that have been obtained for the orange and
lemon crop have given everything ne life,
and the price OF orange grove prope " has
considerably advanced. TIE gro wing OF
lemons Is proving q most paying industry,
and many lemon groves are being planted.
IL has been fully demons r lted that the
lemon vii! thrive and produce fruit equal
TO the foreign in size and favor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
FORIDA'S EL EOTION.
The State canysssing Board Meets &c
Tabulate the Votes.

Tebulate the Votes.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec. 2.-The state
canvassing board met to-day to make an
official count of Florida's vote. Secretary
Of State John L. Crawford was made
chairman, aud Commissioner of Agricul-
ture L. B. Wombell secretary. The vote
of each county was canvasssd, but the
clerical work OF footing up the total vote
fer each candidate, ETC., has not yet been
completed.
Loten II. Jones and J. \. Stripping.
attorneys for K. A. Ivey and B. D. Harrell
Of Suwaanee county. presented t. the
supreme court a petition praying for a
mandamus against the STATE canvassinz
board to enjoin them from canvassing the
returns from Suwannee county, and,el com.
mand the Secretary Of the STAT not TO
issue certificates of election to
j. r, Newlan and W. b.
High. wEose election as legislators Mesrs.
Ivey ana Harrel are contessins. also asking
the court to inquire into and ascertain the
true vote cast in SuwsEn e county. 7 e
mandamus was denie because no failure OF
the board t. perior its duty was alleged
The board decided that they had no power
t. go behind the returns, AMI le secretary
of state will give tue Ger iacate of electio !
70 Messrs. Newton and Hign Mr.. Strip
ling SAYS he will carry the 50 TO the
Suwannee circuit court and K there fcr a
write restraining the secretary of state from
giving, certificates TO Ne srl. NeNtDn end
nigh, VINO the county cAnvaSSiug board re-
turn as having received the highest vote.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
PARxELL HOLDS TEE rRuMps

LONDON, Dec. 8. 5 A. M-The Standard
sayS: The fiual vote. even when reache 4,
VIII NV lie the Beginning The real CO lict
II is estimated thatt try three Of tbs Irish
members are with MIR. Farnell a I'd fifty
three aga nst him, but against tn defec 10
OF his colleagues ne NAV set the import Of
the league IN Dublin. he holds the trumps
IN the election game. Il is not a quest n
OF righ .eous cause. but Of a winning one. :"
ACTION OF The ENJOYS.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Dec. 2-The following
card has been issued:
All newspaper statements p1rp1rtfng to b
In erEfews with us are pure Inventions Our
views were clearly expressed in our puo'is ned
declaration. which We aiaere TO. | j. mis-
taEe 70 suppose that orr Determination was in
any manner infue lcsd " private cabl grams
from Lon ion. We now await the d cisioa of
the representatives OF the I ism people.
WILLIAM o BRIEE,
JOHN DILLON,
7. 7. O'CoNSoR,
T. II. SULLIVAN,
f.FrF
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NEGROES DREAMING OF AFRICA.
The Emigration xcitemert at Atlanta
as Wild a. Kver

~ ~ 49, rh1 y
ATLANTA, GA. Dec. $50 far from
subsiding tremendous excitement prevails
among the mere ignorant negroes here on
account Of the proposed scheme % take
60 Africa by way Of Savannah for 81 then
head. In some quarters Of the city Their is
danger or being moObed II one ventures to
dis redit the wisdom Of the enterprise. The
negroes sre selling their hou ehold goods
and making every arrangement 20 leave at
an early date. The affair begins 70 look
like something more than a mere petty
swIndler's scheme.
TIE AGENT is WASHINGTON.
Peek, the agent, is said to be in Washing
ton attempting 10 arrange for the transPor-
tation OF his dupes, of whom there are
about 800 here. across the ocean. Reports
come from other cities OF similar move
ment there, and no one is able TO
guess what is really up unless
a protected railroad IN Africa or
elss~ here wants TO procure hands E. C.
Carter. formerly popular negro preacher
u this city, has been repudlated b. many Of
his race for endeavorIng 10 bring them 10
their senses They nov accuse him Of being
bought hy Senator Brown 10 keep thu
negroes here that they may be sent to mis-
coal mineX
AN ARREST MADE.
Tonight the police interrupted an enthu-
siastic African emigration M seti z in prog
ress ct Shells hail and arrested j. W.
Fisher, one OF the most prominent lights in
the exodus movement, who seemed 70 be
master of ceremonies. The grand jury had
jury had just indicted him for MS part in the
business. The indictment indefinitely
charged "misdemeanor." Great indigna-
ii II was aroused by the arrest, and when
Fisher was dragged away the women were
LETT weeping. while a crowd OF the men fol-
lowei, grumbling. on the officers tracks to
the station house, where their leader was
locked up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
rARyELL DECLARED SAFE.

The Irish ENJOYS were in a state of fever
ish excitement this morning. Mr.. Har-
rlnRton was more hopeful or the delegation.
tie had many callers, and TO each he hal
tue same message in response to inquiries.
Il have full advices. Mr. Parneli Is safe.
The man who has handled this
great Irish party for eleven years so sue
ceSsfully, often in the face Of his own
friends, will do it now. He is a man #
destiny. He cannot be overthrown. He is
inVincible, ana the Irish people know H.
lie will make his enemies his footsto0l."
He had, he said, take sides with Mr.. Par
nell as against bis five colleagues. and be
was confident OF the ultimate victory.
PERIL OF THE PARTY.
Timothy Harrington to-day received the
following cableEram from Messrs. Redmond
and Kelley: Return 10 Eng And at once il
you want TO save the party. Affairs are in
critical condition. and your helo is much
needed. implore the other members OF tbs
visiting party TO come also"
A STORMY MEETING AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Dec . - A meeting Of the
National League was held here to-day. The
proceedings were ormy. The names Of
Messrs. Sexton and Healey, " hen mentioned
by the speakers, were created with groans
and Kisses. The chairman made a violent
speech in favor OF Mr. p rnsll. A profess
tant moved and catholic priest seconded
resolution calling upon Ireland to support
Mr.. ParnelL The resolution was carried.
There were only few dissenting votes.
PHILADELPHIA's CONFIDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 2-The mu-
nicipll council of the Irish National League.
with thirty branches represented, tonight
adopted resolutions of gratitude 20, aud
confidence iE. Mr.. Parnell, and pledging him
their undying support. The resolutions
were cabled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
a METHODIST CONFERENCE.

The Brethren of Alabama and West
Florida sally at Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Dec. 2.-Ths city Is
fill to-aight with minis ers and layman,
delegates to the Alabama conference OF the
Methodist church, which convsnes az 9
O'Clock tJ-morrow morning. Tnis CO fer
eace embr 4ces the whole Of South Alaba
aid West Florida Ii is es:imsted tnat 200
ministers will be present. Bishop J. c.
G-anberr ?, Who has Lately retu Hei from
tour ct she Meth dist missions in Brazil,
viii preside lie arrived il the city tni,
m rning. aad met with warn reception
from biS brethren.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
CREDITORS CRY FRAUD.
An Atlanta Merchant Charged Wit
trying TO Fleece Than

An Atlanta Merchant Charged With
trying TO Fleece Them.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec "A bill was filed
here to-day by outside creditors against A.
Abraham, a Decatur street merchant. in
which inferentiaily some ugly charges are
made. The creditors say Abraham OWES
them $500, to avoid the pavman.
OF which or TO force a coupromlse
ne has mortgaged his stock for
S1,4e1 to Mrs Eva Schneider
and Tabor & Bros. of New York, neither
OF whom be owes anything. Mrs. Schneider
Is relative Of his. and the wife If a
former partner, while Tabor Bros. of New
York, the bill declares, is a bogus firm
name used 20 conceal the identity OF
Theodore Tabor, who is Abraham's relative
and ex-partner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
GEORGIA'S SENATE.
The Effort to Have the Sunday Excur-
sion Bill Reconsidered Fails.

The Effort to Have the Sunday Excur-
sion Bill Reconsidered Fails.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec Am the Senate
this morning an attempt was made to have
the Sunday excursion bill reconsidered, but
as nobody WAS able TO show that Sunday
excursions were essential to the happiness Of
the farmer the effort was promptly sup
pressed.
More common school bills were intro
duced to-day. o e, by Mr. Irvine. makes
a sweeping revision Of the present law on
the subject The endeavor is, as far as
poss BILE, TO remove control Of the schools
from the state aud county educational
boards and concentrate it in the person of
district trustees, whose business it
shall be 10 employ and pay
the Teacher and supervise the schools Each
militis district is made also school district,
and in this territory the trustee is to be
monarch Of all he surveys. His selection Is
placed in the hands of the voters. He is to
have the qualifications OF grand juror ard
be ex-otficio member of the county educa-
tional board.
A SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.
Mr.. Ellington's new school bill makes IL
lawful to raise special school tax in any
county equal to the counry's share in the
state school fund in case majority of the
voters in the county favor the law. When
they declare against it year must elapse
before the question is again submitted.
Such system bids fair to be almost as
provocative # interninable county cleo
tons as the local option act.
Mr.. Gambler wants the county and state
elections 70 come off together. and with
that view offers an amendment TO section
1919 Of the code
The bills TO CO vert the Second Georgia
Battalion into a regiment. increase the
commissioners Of the chronological school
10 seven and TO incorporate the Vernon
Park railway company, passed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
RoUas OF ENGINEERS.
The House Railroad Committee
cIdes II Favor OF twelve.

The House Railroad Committee De-
cIdes II Favor OF Twelve.
ATLANTA, GA. Dec. 2-The II )use rail-
road committee had before it to-day bill
prescribing the daily working hours OF
railroad engineers at twelve. Some imma-
terial changes were made in tie bill, and il
will be favorable recommended. Mr.. Cab
bett and his attorneys, Messrs. Spalding
and kingsberry, appeared before the com
mittee in regard u the bill. Mai. Rivals
accepted the amendment
The railroad committee to-day decide /
70 report favorably the following biils of
import moe 20 Savannah: For the incorpo-
ration OF the Suburban and West End rail-
road; for the Incorporation OF tue Vernon
Park railroad, which viii become a law
this week; an amendment to the charter of
the Savannah ami Isle Of Hope railroad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
The Tax on on Communal.

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 2-The finance com.
mittee was thinking seriously Of impos ng a
tax of $500 Ga lu0ricAtng and illuminating
oil companies in Georgia. the aim beln2
at the Standard Oil Company, but learni1g
that two other companies, now comneting
in the state against the 5 and I'd folks.
would be driven from 9 field, and that
co isumers would be made TO pay the tax bv
an increase in price, the proposition was
today abandoned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
The Vacant JudSashins.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 1.-The race for the
judgeship OF the Chat ahoochee circuit Is
waxing warm. Judge B!andford has beea
indorsed by the bars of Atlanta, Athens
Macon, Americas, Rome
and Brunswick and the citizens OF
Muscogee county. Col O'Ne'I also presents
strong ENDORSEMENTS, legal and lay. as do
y essrs Martin. Will. and But.
For the rallapoosa ju lgesnip C. G. James
and D. P. Hill are being pressed,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
The Twi.ty BIZ.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 2-The Twitty bill
ehamoer a. commerce to-day. and the dis
approval o. the body WAS framed Ia resolu-
tlon@ J. l.. Ware Of Savannah was b..
fore tho meeting. and pointed OIt the bad
effects II the bill on business transactions.
An effort 70 have ths bah recDnsidered
iLe Senate committee in the morning will
~ watched ~iih istasseE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
Bled to Desth From a Wound.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 2-Talhot Merri-
wether. who was shot last Sunday by
Policeman Wooten. today bed to death.
The regro refused 20 submit TO arrest and
attacked the officer, who held a war; MT
against him for forgery. with razor. h
vas we'll enough after tle shooting to be
tried and acquitted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
TOWNSVILLE TOPICS,
Paradise Park-The City Rapidly Fill
ing With Tourists.

Ut TO N*Vy @EhpEA4y . III
ing With Tourists
TOWNSVILLE, GA, Dec 2.-Thomasville
is justly proud of the beautiful Paradise
park. Little has been done for this park ex-
cept what nature has done, but nature has
been very generous with it. Recently the
city fathers have had a large number of
benches placed among the pines to accom-.
modate those who frequent its quiet pre-
cincts
The city is rapidly filing with tourists,
There must be twice as many here as any
former year at this time. Some of the
boarding houses are already full. A great
many of the sojournerys have taken fur
nished houses and rooms in different parts
OF the city, while they are scattered eyery-
where as boarders in private families.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
sNsED's OoURnMARrIAI.
ali the Ulcers Corrected With II TO
Appear in Uniform.

Appear in Uniform.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 2-The court
martial which meets here day after to-
morrow to try Capt. Sneed and othe. MEM
bers Of the Gate City Guard, for attempted
bribery, will appear in full uniform. The
adjutant general announces. and with side
arms. Those who ars TO be tried Will be
uniformed, but unarmed. So warlike a
scene as this promises 10 appear hns not
been looked on IA Atlanta in a quarter Of a
renfurv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
A Marriage at Athens.

ATHENS, GA, Dec 2-Prof. Benjamin
Franklin. former adjunct professor of
mathe atics in the University of Georgil.
was married this morning at 10 O'Clock to
Miss Leila Chandler. a popular and attract
i've young lady OF this CRY. They will
make jackson their future home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
a JUDGE FULoGIzEp.
The Pensacola Bars Tribute TO TIE
Late J. 2, NC -leuan

. 10 : cH-S4~JIt1 IotzI 4FID AEe 70 L-5
Late j. 2. &c ~lelan.
PENSACOLA, FLA. Dec AT the open
Ing OF The circuit cou t to-day the commit
tes appointed by the bar, composed Of Judge
j. c. Avery. Hon. Stephen 3. Mallory, and
John Il. Carter. TO draft suitable resolutions
in respect TO tee memory Of the late Judge
John F. Mcclellan, presiding judge of this
circuit, presented rhe resolutions pre-
pared by them, which we're read
and ordered spread upon the
minutes Eloquent enlogies On the life and
character Of The iecea ed Judge we're made
by W. a. Blolnt, = r. Mallory, A. C..
BIount, Jr., W. II. Fisher, j. H. Carter and
c. 3. ParkaIi u the Pensacola bar and by
State Solicitor ". q. Milton and his honor
Judge ". D. Barnes. At the conclusion If
the eulogies he court adjourned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
He STRUCK Billie Patterson

ATHENS. GA, Dec. 2.-Charles Shaw. a
negro, was sentenced TO pay SIS or serve
forty days on the streets, by the mayor this
morning, for striking Billie Patterson, a
little white boy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 2.-The general aeri-
cultural committee surprised folks to-day
by speedy disposal OF Mr. G. ayes' dog
bill, the only one OF the session They will
report it adversely.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

New Everett Hotel nov ofen. Larsest best
equipped and most popular hotel 10 Jacks,a-
vi le Rooms "a SUITE with ha.hs-Ratss a.
per day AMI upward Nciyer BGser, Proorls
tors. -. ~.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES..
sTATE AND CUUN " TAXES. 1890

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
CHATHAA COUNTY, GEORGIA
SAVANNAH. Oct. S, 1890 J
THE DIGEST Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
COLLECTION OF THE ABOVE TAXES ON
ALL PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL.
THE SPECIFIC TAX on PROFESSIONS;
ALSO THE POLL TAX FOR EDUCATION.
AL p RPosEs on ALL MALE RESI-.
DENTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF FL AND So YEARS.
Ofice at the court house. Hours 9 a. N. to
2p. N. JAMES J. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector q q
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03
DEATHS.

RL7IS-Diel. il Was -fayton City. D. c.. On
Dec ! 10 the 18th yea u her age. i-Eo ANGELA
RLpIs, only daug ter o r. lat- James +. 4
B ois and EN- IA Rlois. Born in this city on the
18th dag OF Februa v, 1872
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Dec. 2.-The sur
vsying corps Of the Tallahassee Northern
"a lway started to-day on final survey
between Tallahassee and Thomasville.
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MEETINGS.
GEnRGIA CHIPTER no. B. R7 a. n

Toe aanull m .e,ins Of this Cha ter ssgarsz
Viii o. mad rms Wed esuayl EVEN ~
ING. Dec. 8 al : O'CLOCK. E.ectiOn o. 10y
Differs will tlGs place. 1SsnSsS
Transient co npanions az, cordial Y invited
70 meet wit Us By order Of
j. r. SAUSSY, 3. P.
P H WARD, Recorder.