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waiting on the old man and left him a few
weeks ago to live at 222 Washington boule-
ward. Fuller was compelled to wait upon
himself and was utterly alone in the house
save for the occasional visits of the neigh
bors. Often when he had fits he lay helpless
and speeches. and without any assistance.
Living in the upper story Of a little cottage
at 80 Whipple street, his neighbors below
him thought nothing of the quietude in the
room overhead yesterday until powerful
odor of burning flesh attracted their atten-
ton. They rushed upstairs and found the
poor old man on the stove breathing his last.
He had crawled painfully out of bed about s
o'clock and immediately began to shuttle
about the room to prepare his scanty morn
ing meal. While bending over the oil-stove
in the act of placing kettle npon it, he was
suddenly seized by an epleptic fit. His
strength had been exhausted by continual
attacks and he stumbled across the stove.
He could not raise his voice for help and he
lay there while the iron burned through the
clothes and roasted his flesh away.-ChicagO
Herald
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta, 614@71ac; Wool Bags, 3e@ssc:
Potato Gunnies. nominal.
CoAL-Coos Bay has been advanced to So and
sydney to $40 so. Other Goals unchanged.
TlN-Pig Is higher at 26c, in sympathy with the adj
vance abroad. Plate is strong, with sales at 50 50@
6 60 e box.
OIL-California Castor on in cases, No. !. 81 40:
No. 2, 81 20 manufacturers rates.; Eastern do,
81 49, California Lin seed, bbls q gall, boiled.
721ac: raw. zoe q gall: cs, 21ac more. Refined
Cocoanut, 5G60c u gall; China Nut. 6Sg17Sc p
gallon; Eastern Linseed On, bbls, zoe: do raw,
67lac D gallon; Lard Oil, bbIs 7212c; cases, ~ ac
q gallon.
PETROLEUM Starlight, gle: Downer's. 271sc q
gal: Astral. 2lc; 1902 Elaine, 261Hc; Pearl. gle:
Water White, refined. bulk lie; Headlight Ito o,
cases, 27c; Mineral Illuminating, 1902, 271Sc In
cases: Standard, HOP fire test 16tac gall cases
(Caps), lie faucets and lac In bulk.
WHITE LEAD-Quotablc at &c p 10
TURPENTINE-Quoteda at 5Sc y gallon.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery auotes AZ
follows. terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crushed, all 6S4c; Dry Graduated
6lac: Confectionery A. B3sc: Extra T. &c: Golden
c, 4Ac y 10; Bags. Isc more than bbls
Inc American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
. Extra me Cube Crushed, Fine Crushed and Pow
dered, ot2c; Extra Fine Powered. 6S4c; Dry Gran
niated 614c; AK do, 614c; Confectionery A, 61hc;
White Extra Z, 5asc; Extra C. Sc; Golden Q, 4iac
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks advanced yesterday, particularly in the aft
ernoon call when ophlr touched s. 25, Crown Point
49, Best & Becher So 95, Challenge 80 10, Mexican
SO so, Sierra Nevada So %, Union So Us and Andes
SO.
The close was lower as will be seen below.
Local securities were quiet, with an advance In
Hawaiian Commercial TO $40 so and decline in
Safety Nitro Powder to $l2 10.
Pacific Lighting Company has declared a dividend
of Soc payable October 9Th, and Iuscarora Water
Company one of zoe, payable october 9th.
Savage milled last week 794 tons, assaying S23 81
and has So sol ON hand in bullion.
Assessments Pending.
Tie following is list of ssnents now ending
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San FrancIsco Meat martet.

as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51a@6c; second quality,
4sz @5c; third do 3le04Isc.
vEAL-Large 4@6c: small Calves, case.
MuTToN-W others. 71a@Sc Ewes 7hc.
Handspring Lamb, SAG lOc % 10
P0RK-Lfve Hogs, 4@4I sc for light granted. and
31a@3ssc for heavy packing: stock Hogs, GAG
Sssc q %; dressed do, 612@71a . u.
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'ERN HOTEL,
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. IS.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS..

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. IS.
SUMMARY THE MARKETS..
Wheat depressed.
Barley weaker
Oats in excessive supply.
Corn dull and easy.
Rye quiet.
Bran and MiddlIngs lower.
Larger receipts OF Hay.
Coiored Beans declined again.
Dried Fruit dull and generally weak.
Almonds firm.
Improving demand for Ralsins.
Hops unchanged.
Potatoes frmer.
Onions lower.
Butter weak and dull
Eastern Eggs mark ed up.
Poultry firm.
Game In brisk demand.
Wine Grapes in fair inquiry.
Tomatoes moving off freely.
Pig Tin and Tin Plate higher
Coos Bay Coal marked up
English Wheat Market
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.-The spot market is lower
at Is ld@7s sgd. Cargoes are lower at 37s Sd for
off coast, SIS Sd for just shipped and SIS Sd for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: September, Is sgd; October.
Is 3s4d: November, rs sd; December. Is sad; jan
uary, Is SID; February, Is 5Iad.
LONDON, Sept. IS. - ConsoIs, s5Is United
States Bonds-4's. 1854 4Ia's. 1854; Silver, 52d
Rentes, 95r 621ac. Bullion out Of the Bank of En-
gland, f345,000.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept 25 - The stock market was
fractionaly higher during the forenoon. but ru-
mors from Washington, interpreted unfavorable to
the Sugar interests, inaugurated selling move
ment. A determined attack was made upon the list
the last hour, accompanied by reported failure
in Boston. and stocks in which that center
interested furnished Special obect for the drive
The close was active weak, and near the lowest
prices Of the day. Sugar is off j "a, Atchson 1875,
Union Pacific u.s. Governments ady. Petro-
leum : Pennsylvania Oil opened steady and ad-
vanced IA, but the gain lest closing dull
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-United States Bonds: AS
1909; 41a's, l03la; Northern Pac lfc 391s Can
adam Pacific, 1914 Central Pacific, So; Union
Pacific, $685. Atchison, ala; wells-Fargo, 40;
Western Union, s31a Silver, 1l2s4; Sterling 81 81
GA 95H.
NEW YORK. Sept %. : Wheat. cash. 81 02ss;
September, 81 0lss.
Flour-Quiet.
COhee-$lS 40.
Sugar-53s96c.
Hdes-15c.
Copper-Lake. cit.
Tin-Spot, $25.
Lead-Domesttc, IS l71a.
Iron-$14.
Petroleum-SO
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Wheat opened frbm lac
to NC higher, eased Off 1ac. when a few OF the
larger door traders bought moderately for the pur-
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ROASTED TO DEATH ON A STOVE.

Richard Fuller Is seizsd With an Epi-
Ieptic Fit and Dies.
Richard Fuller was seized with an epi-
leptic fit as he was preparing breakfast re-
Gently and tumbled helplessly on the red-hot
stove and was slowly roasted to death. He
had been subject to fits for several years.
He was married. but his wife grew tired of
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ruE SONGS TRAIT MOTHER SUNG

PO sing the songs yon cherish well,
Each ode and simple lay;
q ~ ca chord the notes till bosoms swell
SSS Win strains that deftly play.
All all are yours TO sacred Keep
mid choicest treasures nong.
Pnt leave for me. till memries sleep.
The songs that mother sung.
when life,s dark peons paIntiye round
Fall cross the weary way.
To bring in sOushing, mouTnfuI sounu
The dirge of dismal day,
Then softly back lost strains VIII steai,
From cradle anthem rung
To drown the woes that sorrows 1eei
In songs that mother sung.
When miIth and sadness-as they will
Recall those times agone,
To wake The mem'ries lingering stil
Mid iife's bright morning dawn;
Then. dreaming vivid, 'bove the rest
AS when our childhood chung,
We lie and listen, on her breast,
To songs that mother sung.
And when the ebb OF eventide.
Afar across the strand,
Sets out TO where the pillows ride,
Beyond lifes shifting sand,
In lost refrain, above the roar
OF mad. mad waters flung,
q, back. bring back to me once more
The songs that mother sung
GEORGE E. POWELL in Inter Ocean.
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The Gypsy salts to-day for the Salinas River. The
North Fork falls due from Humboldt Bay, the Hay
tan Republic from Puget Sound the George W.
Elder rom Portland and the Truckee from Tilla-
nook Bay.
The Acapulco falls due from Panama Wednesday.
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vauced prices from 11sc to 14c. but the market
was not strong and prices eased Off ssc' again 70
covered and closed from s4c to Zee higher than
yesterday Receipts. 461 900 bushels: shipments,
SAB, 900 bushels Rye easy at 6012c. Barley quiet
at 75c.
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-wheat, cash, 967sc.
Corn-4Sc
Pork-$9 So
Lard-s6 071a.
Ribs-$5 %.
Whisky-$1 Is.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Sept. 25.-Wheat opened frbm lac
to Nc higher, eased of Hac. when few OF the
larger floor traders bought moderately for the pur-
pose Of soaring the weaker "shorts." This ad-
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Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, loo for sight drafts and loc
tale
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sHIrrfNG fNTNLLiGENUE.

For Late sl,,pDur I,uetligencs sec Eighi:i Page
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Mexican ID ollars.
Quoted at ss1a@9Oc.
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BOARD SALES.

Icllowing the sales yesterday In the San
liam cisco Stock roard:
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3 ! =5z' s as= . &z Large large i p
26----,IO 40 AMI a-O5 PVT 1853 PM 346 AMl5.0lI6.00
Pr IL. Is AN 1902 PM 4.49 Pm 4.31 AN I5.O25.69
Large. ll0.55 Pm
49,. II l. IS AM Small. 5.37 pm D. 10 AN oU3o.oS
ll.47 Pm Large. Small.
o.. UlS PM 6.23 Pm 5.5S ANl6O45.57
3D.. i O.5l PM 600 An 7.03 Pm $50 AMl6O4E5.55
Oct j l2l psi lag An 7.51 PM 7.12 AMl6e5l6.O4
Oct n l.56 PNl 2.43 AN S.if PM 4 so ANlbO6l6.O3 J
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DIVIDENDS declare,
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Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 1901 1879.
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NCIf-A ssessments OF mines Lot liste
losrd fan delinquent in office.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THoxAs
TENNENr Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker lS Market street.
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Produce Market.

Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows:
Family extras, 81 2594 so; Bakers extras.
81 1904 Is; city superfne, 1903 80; interior
brands, $4@4 SO for extras and $3@3 25 q Dbl for
superfne
WHEAT - Stagnant and depressed. No. l,
S1z321b@l $3.50; No. 2. 81 seal 3l14: choice,
81 So; extra choice, for milling, 81 37l2@l 40;
Sonora, 81 30@l 3lI4 q cti.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer 10000, 81 375s. Buyer season-1O0.
81 A5s4 100, 81 45ss. Spot, new. seasons storage
pald-l0O 81 So.
sALES-AFTERNOoS.
Buyer '9U-l100, 81 371a; 1900, 81 1888.
Buyer season-4OO, 81 4534 800, 81 1855
BARLEY-Reporteds sale of Is. 900 sacks Brewing,
for Eastern shipment, at 81 as. Otherwise the
market is quiet. No. Feed, 81 32I2 r ctl lower
grades. 81 80; Chevaller, 81 80 for Standard and
81 1901 30 for lower grades; Brewing, 81 Stag
90 p ctl for fair to choice.
sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer season-lO0, 81 437s; 800. 81 441s; 200,
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pooL sRLL1Na OF TRAoKs.
An Illinois Judge Decides That the
Law is Unconstitutional

An Illinois Judge Decides That the
Law is Unconstitutional
CHICAGO. Oct. S0.-Last summer Edward
ro-riyan. PROPRIETOR Of the Westside race
t-.ok caused the arrest of a number of city
rool sellers for violating the state law and
c;tv ordinance forbidding sale Of pools ex-
IF within the Enclosure of the race courses.
a. of these cases came up for final hearing
before Judge Tulley to-day In the circuit
conrt and the judge rendered a
5ecIsion to the effect that the statute
- ordinance under 1t are
s .-,,.,ns4 itution. ecause they tend TO give
s-scisI privileges and to create monopoly
: Gambling. These laws, he found, are
e;,,i1ar 20 those in New York and Louisi-
49, and his decision was in accordance
v-ith the decisions already rendered in those
s+e+os judge Tuley stated that the law
eve power Of suppression Of pool selling
and gambling to the mayor and authorities,
INF no authority was contained therein for
-sgrletion thereof. The trainers of the or
di5snce. therefore, had acted beyond their
sntbority. and the police have the right
onig TO prohibit the sale of pools.
The CITY will take an appeal from the de-
,;sion In the meantime there is nothing
10 prevent pool selling at will in this city
unless the general state law against
Gambling can be made to apply. Over 200
sSnits similar to the one decided to-day are
on tine bucket. They will not be pushed
nending the action of the higher court.
THE EVENTS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The weather was
AGAIN cold. but it was dry and the track
vas fine. Four favorites out of five won.
The DAVIS events we're as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs. Syracuse won.
with PainkilIer second and Prince Howard
third Time 1:03S4
second RACE-SeIling, mile and sixteenth.
Mandolin Colt won, with Corticeli second and
Rsppahanock third. Time 1852,
THIRp RAcE-SIx furlongs. Bellevue won,
with Mary Stone second and Alma ii. Filly
third. Time I'LL.
ForRTH RAcE-Selling; one mile. Gipsey
Oleen won, with st. John second and Silleck
third Time AS.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap sweepstakes, six fur
Longs. in heats. In the first heat Salyini won,
With Blue Jeans second and Samaritan third.
Time I:l5l5 Blue Jeans won the second heat,
with Salvini second and Samaritan third. Time
1:les. Blue Jeans won the third heat and race.
Time 120.
Bookmaker j. J. Carroll was assaulted
by one of the numerous persons he has per-
s3nally offended at this meeting and a
crowd Of others who were also angry at
CAROLS manner of conducting his bust
ness. making a rush for him. 1t required
the united efforts of four or five policemen
and officers Of the club to prevent severe
bodily harm being done to him.
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CAROLINA's CAMP AIGN.

Dissatisfaction over the Election Man
agars at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 30.-The an
nouncement Of the managers of the cleo
tons by the commissioners has created some
comment. 1t seems that the democratic
county executive committee had, after a
great deal of elaboration and at the request
Of the board, submitted list of names of
those who they thought would con-
duct the election in a fair and
honest way. 1t is now said
that the board has gone behind these sug-
gestions and made many changes in the list,
and IL is said, too, that this is the first time
10 twelve or more years that this has been
done. The Tillmanites have good repre-
resentation among the managers, some of
the most rabid of them being on the list.
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CONDUCTORS INSURANCE.

The Association Meets in It's Twenty
third Annual Session.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Oct. 30.-A Chatta-
nooga special says; Yesterday moraing
PIE Railroad Conductors Life Insurance
association met in their twenty third an
qua convention in Knights of
fyth1as hail, which was elabo-
Tately. decorated. President A. c.
of the Chicago and Northwestern
rallroad was In the chair, and many ladies
Nere present. Hon. ii. NJ. Witt delivered
nn address Of welcome and r. A. French
Q ade the annual Grafton. At night public
reception was given the delegates, at which
[emarks were made by Gov. Taylor, Mayor
part and other prominent citizens, The
lesdon will last two days.n
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cHARLEsToN oRowpRp.
fteen Thousand strangers IN the


Fifteen Thousand strangers IN the
City.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 3O.-There are
$1,000 strangers in town to-day for gala
week. The event Of the day was a grand
tournament for prizes aggregating $1,000
The winners were: First prize, pair of
horses, worth $500, won by P. R. Donnelley
Of Williamsburg county; second prize,
saddle horse, worth $3.50, won by C. P.
Goodwin Of Berkeley county; third prize,
3d. won by J. &. Owens of Orangeburg.
There are 10000 people out at Pompeii
tonight and the theaters are also packed.
All the railroads are running extra trains
to bring in the crowds for the circus to-
morrow.
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STRIKERS IN THE SOUP.

4 Wv -nelr Fate After Sticking Out
for Eight Months.
'O'IoN, Oct. 3o.-The strike of the Jour-
1'gu freestone Cutters, in progress
t. feo S8' was declared off last evening.
,n oause OF their defeat is alleged to be the
Sn alIeu action of the building trades
4 1f br;a ana the refusal of the carpenters
oaacAIayers to strike after piedging
support: During the troubles S1l 600
4 s sNpeuaed to maintain the struggle, and
7 rU.9H OF the 215 members of the union
'ned to their old EMPLOYERS.
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press Bates. Aduannaa

exn, oct. S0.-The committee of
frsi~t companies appointed TO revise
cula, sarln has finished its work. and
Of M ms. rlsas oeen sent out notifying ship
e in ne rs onandIse by express of an ad-
1 Nov avs. he new schedule will take
BATS -, = aHd Is based on an advance of
eastar1 f !VO pounds between Chicago
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brotherhood of Trainmen.

Iono, ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 3O.-The
lraa a: convention of the Brotherhood of
~ iralnmen. which has been in SEES
abors 3 our ng the past ten days, closed
the 'as5 night and finally adjourned.
rat,or n saieers were reelected and the
n -ie Solneo- Boston was chosen as
b, lace Of meeting. The adoption
rt OF car builders coupler was not
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I. fugitive Italians In Sc I.o,,.,

Dss sssGIs' Mo-, Oct. 3O.-The poIioa ara
'tbraa oa OF information to the effsct
in eL % the supposed Italians imnI;s
aad '9e assassination of Chief Hen-
hns, ana !. snsir riding places IN New
Louis and ~ o = reported that they left for
Is civ @Au are now probably In hiding
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

IT s. ENGINEER OFFICE, st. Augustine
u Fla Oct goth, lS90.-Sealed proposals ia
triplicate, for furnishing rock and constructing
dyke at the Northwest Channel Entrance TO
the Harbor Of Key West, Fla, win be received
az this Office until IL O'Clock, noon, standard
time, on Nov. Goth, 1890 and then opened For
all Information apply at this office. The atten-
ton Of bidders is Invited to Acts of Congress
approved February Goth, 1885, aud February s3rd
1857 Vol. %, p. 392 and Vol "a, p. 414, Statutes
at Large. Preference will be given to material
of domestic produo ion, conditions of quality
and price Including in tho price OF foreign
materials the duty thereon being equal w.
NJ. BLACK. Captain, Corps of Engineers, U. s. A.
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NASHVILLE RAILROAD STOCK.
me proposed 10 Per Gent Increase
May Not be Made.

no proposed 10 Per Gent Increase
May Not be Made.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 30.-At a called
leeting Of the Nashville, Chattanooga and
Y LOUIS railroad stockholders at the gen.
Fai oflces OF the company here yesterday.
r1'oh was taken to repeal and rescind the
Pliowlng resolution, which was adopted, at
pe last regular meeting:
fk11 H. GS By the stockholders of the Nash
Il eG Ges and st. Louis railroad that
n , goUoo'IIS' present capital stock of this
npahy, be increased 10 per cent. and that
SenI9nt OF increased stock be offered to the
ra,a OF the road of this date at par in
rt1 1'% proportion to their present holding for
w Jays from the date of the offar
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An Enormous Demand for Stock r
ported at Townsville.

An Enormous Demand for Stock Re-
ported at Townsville.
THoMAsvrLLE, GA, Oct 30.-This is the
great center of the pear tree nursery bust
ness. The young trees are propagated from
cuttings just as geraniums are grown.
Many hundreds of thousands ofcuttings are
put out annually in the spring. Last year Col.
VIM. McLendon alone set S00,0 cuttings,
mostly pears. 1t must be remembered, how
ever. that not nearly all cuttings take root
and live. The success varies greatly with
different years. Sometimes one quarter.
sometimes less and again more
will survive. Last year was very disas-
trous to the cuttings, and probably not
more than one in ten lived. This year
some nurseries lost scarcely one-tenth. So
trees are ready for sale.
BIG DEMAND.
The nursery men all say the demand for
trees is unpi ecedented. Orders come in
from every direction, and many of them
are very large. T. E. Black
shear has received one order for
5000 trees. Notwithstanding the tremen-
dous crop Of trees raised this season, the
demand is so great that the supply will soon
be exhausted, and dealers even now are
declining large orders at reduced prices.
The great demand is an agreeable surprise
to the growers and shows what magnitude
the fruit business is assuming.
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LOST.

II Of moDey-SS5O. Finder viii be rewarded
by leaving same At ELLIS, YOUNG & cos
Bay street
I OsT.-A silver headed cane with nv nsme
\ engraved on heal. Reward il returaed
FRANK T. LINCOLN, III. D.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCELLENT assortment II Southern Photo.
H graphic Views a. GARDENERS. SOJs Bull
street
TIVE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS Is on sale
Il at McCAULEY'S DRUG STORE, New
Houston and Drayton.
IF YOU want property, stocks or bonds. call
Il on ROBERT II. TATEM, Bull street
opposite Pulaski house.
INSURANCE. protect your property against
81 IRE, storms and cyclones. See advertise
ment JOHN n. JOHNSON & co.
FURNITURE of all kinds repaired in first
4 class style oy E. b. co.
A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in thts column
n viii surely bring great results Try 1t aud
be convinced
CANARY BIRDS, Cages. Seeds, etc, at
- GARDNEk'S. 900 Bull street.
GUBSCRIBE to the Homeseekers' Mutual
~ Loaf Association. Low rates; no draw
ing for loans before the flfteth meeting. Regu-
list at office W. X. WILKINSON, !42 St Julian
street.
4 MATTRESSES renovated in best form in the
w city by Ewpire Bargain Co, Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
NHEN you wish to BUY. or even price, Wines
w or Liquors il will pay YOU 10 ring up tee-
phone 81 NJ LAWNS ESTATE.
u FAD the Sunday MORNING News. For sale
1N at hIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
I + you want a nice residence, building lot or
Il farm, call on RDBf. II. TATEM, Bull
street, opposite Pulaski house.
A CHOICE selection of fine curtains Just re.
IA received. from SOC TO S5 pair. Call and
see them. E. b. Co
lust RECEIVED at MENGE's ARCADE
~ RESTAURANT, corner Drayton and
Broughton streets, Blue Points, East River
New York. and all kinds Of oysters fresh by
steamer every day. ALI kinds of Game In sea.
son. Everything cooked In French style. Meals
at all hours. Can and see him WILLIAM
MENGE, Proprietor.
UMPIRE BARGAIN CO, Corner Liberty aud
~ Jefferson streets, has very fine Waterloo
organ at a very low price
before you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT II, TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer
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NOR RENT, a comfortable house, No. 10 Tay-
L Tor street Apply DAVIS BROS. or 100
Charlton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-31

NOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
IL ing; 1t is handsome new edihce elgibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class Of business: possession given inme-
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
Ifer Union Society.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-31

TOR RENT-Frem Oct. i, residence lOgl6
4 Barnard street. facing Chatham square
Apply TO L. W. LANDERSHINE h. Executor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-31

TOR RENT, Dwelling and store IS Whitaker
Il ST., from Nov. 10, 1890 Apply to X s.
CLAGHORN, real estate agent. Drayton st.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-31

TOR RENT, dwelling 15a Jones street, four
Il doors west of Whitaker. Possession Nov. 1.
G. II. REMSHART, 11S Bryan street