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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-08
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
ClerK G. O., Q. q

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. ~ Whereas,
" @. ii. q. BEAkES has applied TO Courf
of Ordinary for Letters of Administration ou
the estate OF MARY @. RADERlCK deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admo ish all
whom it may concern TO be and appear befora
said court, 10 make objection (lf any they haveD
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN Feb
RUARY NEXT, otherwise said letters will ba
granted
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRTr1.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 3lst day
Of December, 1859.
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clerk g. O.. G. g.
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CENT A WORD. Cash in Advaacs, sooA
insertion
Everybody vho has any cant TO suppiy,
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice ta
VI hereby given that we have made application
TO the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for leave TO sell the equal undivided one-eighth
interest in all that tract of wild land situated
on Lookout Mountain, in the counties OF Dada
and Walker, state of Georgia, containing threa
thousand acres, more or less belonging to the
estate of GEORGE p. SCREVEN, for the pay.
ment of debts and distribution, and that said
order will be granted at the FEBRUARY
TERM, 1890 of said court, unless objections are
fled thereto.
DECEMBER 81, 1859.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-08

A GOODRICH, attorney at law, 1874 Dear
IA born street, Chicago; advice free; 81
years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted
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IF LENA YOUNG. late of Montgomery street,
4 will call at 70 Charlton steeet, she will hear
of something to her advantage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

ing to trade in it, and when the market
opened the scene was one of confusion
and excitement. The cables reported
an advance of 2 to s per cent in trade,
which were received before the opening,
caused the brokers to take the bull side,
and desperation to buy was shown all
around. The largest crowd was in st.
Paul, which first was offered at As and
then sold at 47i-2k per cent above yes
terday's close. Heavy and unexpected
selling by London, however, drove the
price down to 45l.
The general list followed, and for a
few moments the weakness of yesterday
was equalled, bnt heavy buying orders
soon began TO come in, and on an active
business the upward movement was re-
sumed. Sugar opened up ~ per cent
on tbs appointment of II. o. Have
meyer, S. Y. White and General Slocum
as receivers, and moved up to 81, then
reacted to 55, but was soon once more
selling at 81. North American was a
weak point in the market, opening at
27t, and in six minutes declining to 211,
and then slowly advancing to "a, at
which point il now stands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

There is a hopeful sign of activity among
the politicians who have been crying fraud.
Instead of retiring as usual, after the cleo
ton, they are busily engaged in preparing
cases for trial i'll court. This is as it should
be. No matter who wins or what effect
cheating at elections may have had on the
result, every ballot thief of either party
should be relentlessly prosecuted until he
is landed in the penitentiary. Under re
publican form of government cheating at
the polls is form of treason, and ought to
be punished as crime of that grade, when
it is deliberately undertaken to defeat the
will Of the people All power TO the men
Philadelphia Ledger.
And so say we here in Wilmington.
It is notorious that there was great
deal Of fraudulent voting in this city 4;
perhaps enough to defeat the will of the
legally qualified voters of New Castle
county. The presentation Of the pro-
test Of the Democratic judges of cleo
ton brings this evil directly to the at
tention of the Attorney General and Of
the grand jury. If money be needed
to forward the work of hunting down
the suspected criminals and conspirators
against the purity Of the ballot,
public spirited citizens stand ready to
contribute TO fund for that purpose.
Let the people Of Wilmington follow
the good example set before them by
the Philadelphians. We have plenty of
law for the punishment of election
frauds; let determined effort be made
to enforce it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

"This comes hopping to find you welB
as it leaves me at this present" was the
quaint finish TO many letter in days gone
by. The hopping was odd spelling for
hoping. This comes hoping to point some
weary woman, the victim of functional
arrangements or uterine troubles, internal
inflammation and liberation or any other
ailments peculiar to the sex, the way Of
Favorite Prescription, Is the only medicine
for woman's peculiar weaknesses and nil.
mcnts, sold By druggists under II positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, of satis-
factions being given in every case, oY
money refunded. See guarantee printed
on bottle-wrapper
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
p.4SIc ~ VAIL STREET
Heavy and Steady Decline at the Open.
ing of the Exchange--Money at 20 Per
Cent and Very Tight anderbilts Buy
Heavily of Union Pacific.

Heavy and Steady Decline at the Open
ing of the Exchange--Money at 30 Per
Cent and Very Tightly anderbilts Buy
Heavily of Union Pacific.
New YORK, Nov. 11-Wall street, II
a. m.-The early London prices this
morning were all materially higher than
our figures of last evening and this
market followed with advances of from
to ~ per cent, st. Paul, sugar and L..
" N, showing the greatest gains. There
was some hesitation for d short time
when a perfect flood of stocks were
quickly poured out upon the marketand
prices were quickly going downward ut
a most rapid rate. The Willard stocks
seemed to bear the hrunt of the attack
and North American especially was sub
iect TO severe twist and from 27A at
the opening it dropped suddenly to 21I
Northern Pacific preferred followed
with loss Of per cent. Richmond
and West Point preferred and Illinois
Central each n, Chicago gas IT, Rock
Island Il, st, Paul, Lackawanna and
West Virginia each per cent, and the
rest Of the list from ! to 2 per cent gen
orally. The appointment of the re-
ceiyers for the sugar trust acted
AS a stimulant to that stock and
it was advanced from So to 57& in
the face Of the weakness in the regular
list, and was maintained at about So for
the remainder of the hour. The low
prices brought in more buying, how
ever, and the force that opened the mar
ket up began again to show its influence
and q smart rally took place. The
strongest stock on the list was Union
Pacific, which failed to go below the
opening figure, and with the rally adj
vanced 10 AZ against "A at the opening.
The rest Of the list generally regained
the early losses, and in almost every
thing except the Wizards, fractional nd
vances were scored, Illinois Central
rose to so against 80 at the opening, and
So at the lowest. The market at II
o'clock was still very active and unset
tied at the improvement.
After the announcement Of the failure
of G. NJ. Whitney and the break in
North American the market rallied on
the receipt Of private cables announcing
that f3,000,000 in gold were on the way
to London from the continent and that
money was easier in that centre The
Vanderbilt brokers were heavy buyers
of Union Pacific,
Charles NJ. Whitney & Co, represent
here the Whitney National Bank Of New
Orleans and some other southern tinan-
cial institutions. They have assigned ia
Mr.. Quintard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
posT ON THE SITUATION.
Apprehensions Aliayed by the Clearing
House Certificates.


House Certificates.
Associated Press pispaph by speptal Wtrns
NEW YORK, Nov 12.-The ENning
Post, in the financial article, says;
"The immediate effect of the decision
Of the New York clearinghouse to issue
certificates to be used in the settlement
Of balances was to allay the apprehen-
sion4 Of bank panic, and in that re-
spect had beneficial effect in helping
the recovery Of from to per cent in
the stock market during the first hourof
business, But, while it relieved these
apprehensions, it did not decrease the
demand for money and on the stock OK.
change the rates were still up to to
per cent per day, besides the legal s per
cent per annum.
n is important, however, to keep in
mind that the banks and other lenders
Of money are not offering their balances
for loan on the stock exchange as usual
because they prefer to discriminate as to
whothey will lend to;if they coupon the
floor Of the stock exchange to offer their
money they cannot discriminate, but
must lend 70 amy one who accepts their
offer at specified rate. Large amounts
Were being loaned this morning by
banks and other leaders to well-known
stock commission house isat Gporannum
at the same time that money was quoted
at nf ! per cent per day on the stock
exchange
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER ID 1890

would be made for the ac-
count of Decker, Howell & Co.
The downward movement became
more pronounced toward the close
81 the hour, and Burlington dropped 3
per cent, Lackawanna II, Northwest
ern l, while the Wizards lost all their
advantage and North American retired
about l per cent. The fluctuatic ns
among the specialities and low-priced
stocks were extremely wide and irregn-
lar, while the entire market was feverish
in the extreme throughout the hour.
Later the Wizards again showed strength
and the list followed the market at II
o'clock, being very active and firm to
strong, but generally at something under
first prices, though better than those of
last night
1l.55 a. m.-The meeting of the North
American Railroad Company has just
been held and the statement is author
lied that the company has but few
crditors, that these are all strong finan-
ciaily and have agreed to see the COM
pany through, and that the assets OF the
company are wholly intact.
The sterling exchange market is very
dull and prices nominal. Bankers show
little disposition to do business owing
to high rates for money.
1880 p. MI. c. Walcott Co., just
announced their suspension on the stock
exchange.
2.t0p. m.-The failure of Benjamin
K. True, stock broker, has just been an
nounced.
The clearing house statement to-day
is: Exchanges, $lT0,779, l05; balances,
5000, 161; assistant treasurer's debit
balance, $664,392. Receivers White and
Slocum Of the sugar trust have taken
possession of all the properties and
affairs Of the trust and have established
their headquarters at III Wall street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
orIEr ~ rHIIfDELpHI4,
Except an Increase in tine Volume of Bus-
inrss--A Broken Firms Resumption,

Except an Increase in tine Volume of BUS
incss--A Iirolten Firms Resumption.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov t2.--When the
stock market opened this morning all
the speculative stock in sympathy with
the upward tendency Of the New York
market advanced rapidly The strength
ching Of the outside stocks was reflected
by the local stocks, which all advanced
several points over the close of yester-
day. There is but little excitement here,
the only noteworthy feature being the
appearance in the brokers' office of men
who have not been seen on the street for
a long time,
Most Of the offices are crowded with
them, some bent on selling at an ad-
vance the stocks they purchased yester-
day and others who think the depres-
sion bRt temporary buying in foreign
investments.
Beyond the statement that they would
resume business tomorrow the sus-
pended brokerage firm of Nan & Friend
declined to make any statement regard
ing their difficulties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
TINE PINIc ~ LONDON.
a Little Brighter To-daN--Bank of Eng
land to the Rescue.

LONDON, Nov, it-noon.-Th stock
market is feverish. Nearly everybody
is buying to close bear accounts. Money
much easier owing to rumor that
much gold has gone into the Bank of
England
1870 p. m AT this hour the tone Of
the market at the Stock Exchang is bet
ter. As compared with last nights
closing prices consols for both money
and the account show an advance of +
Atlantic & Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates an advance Of \; do
second mortgage an advance Of !;
Canadian Pacific an advance of II, Erie
an advance of l., do. seconds in advance
of &, consols advance !, Illinois Central
an advance of 4, st. Paul common no
change, New York Central an advance
of /, Pennsylvania no change and
Reading do change.
At this hour (2.30 p. m) the stock
market is more quiet and prices are
steady. The account has been pretty
well arranged. 1t reveals that several
stocks in a bear position, Sales for
the continuation of loans are much
lower.
Only one failure has thus far been re-
ported. 1t is that Of small firm Of
RloAeIs.
RAMPANT At THE CLOSE.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE stock market
was rampant at the close Everybody
was scrambling to purchase securities
and nrice were leaning inward , ner
cent at bound.
fki0Es oALl IhlFLE BETTER,
az me close OF the market the prices
of consols for both money and the
account az COMPARED with the nricps
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
DEmocRArro CONGRESS.
Tuesday Even Wipes Out the secti'
Line.

Line.
Philadelphia Ledger.
One of these has been already
mentioned--the large proportion of new
members. of the $50 members of the
present House only liz have been re-
elected. There will be 1853 new members
a proportion not often occurring
All Of us have heard a great deal Of the
.Solid South,'-when all or nearly all tho
members from which section have been
Democrats. But there will be in the Fifty
second Congress an equally "solid Pacific
slope on the Republican side, for while
there was great Democratic sweep over
the rest of the country, every Pacific Slope
state has a solid Republican delegation,
with the exception of the one solitary reps
resentative from Montana. That array
includes California, Oregon, Washingtons
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Colorado
and the two Dakotas ought to be included
though they are not west of the Rockiesi
bnt they add to the solid Republican sec.
ton out there.
One other thing is to be mentioned as
peculiarly characteristic of the House lust
elected. 1t is that majority of the Demo,
cratic membership of the House lie from
the northern, eastern and western states,
instead of being in such overwhelming
preponderanee from the south. The whole
Democratic membership is estimated NJ
2i2-and of this no less than 124 are from
the west, the east and the north. Such d
majority proportion of Democratic repre-
sentativos has not been found in Congress-
from anywhere but the south for nearly 10
years-since the Pierce Presidential elec@
ton of 1859.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
DUEL uITH sHoT GUNs.
Four Southern Men Fight 10 the Death
In tie PrInenca of Ih.nnn Pnnnle


COLUMNS, GA, nov. li.--A terribly SEN
sational tragedy occurred to-day on the
race track at the ChattahoOchee Valley
Exposition, now in progress in this city,
which has created intense excitement,
owing to the prominence Of all the parties
involved Among the attractions Of the
day was q gentlemnn's trutting race, in
which several well-known gentlemen
entered. Among them was II. G. Dawson
Of tilennyile Ala There were probably
10000 people on the grounds, and the
grand stand was packed with ladies and
children.
Immediately after the close Of the race
Dawson drove into the open space in the
rear Of the judges stand, directly opposite
the grand stand, and got ont Of his sulky.
IN a few seconds the crowd was startled by
the report Of a pistol and the sight of Daw-
son running, pursued By three men who
were firing at him Dawson was seen try-
ing to get his pistol from his pocket as he
ran, and Is soon as he secured the weapon
he turned on his pursuers and returnedthe
fire. Some Is shots in all were fired,
Dawson fell and expired in few min
utes The attack was SO sudden and in
slieh public place that many imagined il
was q sham tight on the Wild West order,
ana inns atone prevented a panic. As soon
AZ u was known that ii was d real tragedy
the grand stand was deserted by the crowd
ot ladies. Police were quickly on the
ground and arrested the three men. who
We're Dick Howard and Robert Howard
brothers, and their brothcr-in-aw, James
iickerstatf. There were four bullets in
Dawson, two Of which inflicted fatal
wounds
The cause Of the shooting had its origin
N q family trouble, Dawson having
married and deserted Miss Howard
sister of the two, men nameI Tho nnrtias
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
MoNNy IN 60 pER cENr.


NEW YORK, Nov II. Money is tight
with no offers and 90 per cent bid. The
stock market after II o'clock showed a
moderate volume of business in COM
parison with the enormous sales of the
first hour, and whrle firm tone pre-
vailed the highest prices Of the first
hour were not in all cases maintained,
and Reading and Burlington We're con-
spicuous for weakness, each retiring a
fraction, while l.. & N. and North
American displayed the most strength,
rising fractional amounts. Union
Pacific yielded from AS to 465, but was
afterward held fairly steady at some
thing above AZ.
There were some sales under the rule
for the account Of the suspended firm of
Whitney & Co, principally Of southern
stocks and Toledo, Ann Arhor and
North Michigan was depressed by those
sales from 26 to 49, and Hooking Coal
from 164 to 15t. Other sales Of St.
Paul and some bonds were made. The
market showed some tendency to yield
in the last part Of the hour and at IL
o'clock il was active and heavy gener-
ally at fractions under the opening
prices
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
At any other counter you
can do as we'll accordingly.

Measured by inches the
difference between a Jacket
that fits and one that slouches
isn't much. It's an impassi-
BE gulf to most makers, just
the same. Very likely you
know it TO your sorrow.
Look at these - Jackets,
Sacques, listers. Was ever
anything Of the kind heater or
trimmer Try one on-long
or short waist-any shape.
There, isn't it a fit? More,
isn't there style to every fea-
ture of it, from the set of the,
collar to the hang Of the
sleeves : We hear only words
of praise for these garments.
In all the top-bud-of- Fashion
styles: fur trimmed; half and
full shawl collars.
Cheviot Jackets and Refers, bound
and plain, stitched edges, So to $18
Seal Plush Jackets, $40 to $40.
Same, fur trimmed, $25 to $50.
40-in. Seal Plush Sacques, SIS to $50.
The idea Of getting a hand
some picture, neatly framed
in oak (I9x24), for Sc That's
only one Of the surprises in
the picture store. Pictures
in white-and-gold frames (1ox
25), $3.50 up. In silver"
frames, same size, $3.50.
A very little money will
cover your walls with real
works Of art.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

proceed cautious rh We do not wish
to inture any frsrest or industry;
we do not wish tof dely assail or check
the localized inter hts of this country;
and our starting std will be tentative;
so that if we find that we have made
mistake it can be easily withdrawn; for
it is only the interest of the whole
people that we are after"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13
TIE CRISLS Kissed.
Wall Street uuieter--Irices Advance
Two More Firms go Down in the Drive
Il n A nnreI,ensin I,,-rlnn

Wall Street uuieter--Prices Advance
Two More Firms go Down in the Drive
LESS Apprehension To-day.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
New YORK, Nov. 12-1t a. m.-The
stock market again opened with a
tremendous business, but prices were as
a rule from to 3 per cent higher than
the closing figures of last evening, re
fleeing the general impression that the
worst is over The buying was very
urgent and the first tendency of prices
was TO advance, resulting in fur
ther gains Of from ! to ] per cent
in which Western Union, Burlington
Union Pacific, and some Of the special
ties We're conspicuous The Wizards and
especially the Northern Paritic were
conspicuously active and strong, the
common rising II and the preferred 2
per cent, touching got and 30 respect
lively. The general list, however, soon
yielded to the pressure to sell and the
influence Of further sales under the rule
Of Northern Pacific, North American,
ST. Paul and few others, although it
was not understood that such sales
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

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. IN the @roro aarnost a,,o,,;,s , - ~,
the catssnoiun ,vb;oh ~ aadressa5 = IL
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

Maybe a quarter Of a mile
Of Dress Gooas CoantersI
Miles and miles Of shels1n,e-
behi0d them, and all heabed
7uth the .g1undcst gathering Of
70o0eN StnHs aOe eyer had.
That's the plain, bald, cen
trail fact. The details would
weary you. Even the story
Of single sorts IS too long to
tell. We touch now on this,
now on that, but it's only a
touch-just enough TO set you
thinking.
Take the modest cost goods,
a single price-37Hc--at one
counter. Dozens of sorts:
plaids checks
stripes mixtures
Jacquard effects ombre effects
and each in perhaps a dozen
styles. As .good galne as aoe
eaer lad at SIZE. Let four
stand for forty:
size Better than anything myth NV we know
Of in town at 37tc.--better In
quality, better in weave, better
in dye. SOC would be the mark
outside. 81 inches, IL colors.
,.t/c Atwood Diagonal, 81 inches.
ON In the right light it has a crepey
look; in any light it has an
honest, hearty, wholesome look.
If ever 374c Dress Colors had
the right to be half dollar
here ii is. 2 colors.
..I/o Lady Grey hecks; about Shep-
oI/2S herd Plaid size, but in seven
right colors. Exactly the same
stuff is sold in town at Doc.
Worth it-but wouldn't you
rather save 12ic yardp 81
inches wide.
,-I/o A Sergy stuff from France.
o//2S Fine wool, with broad illumi-
mated stripes. Zoe would not
be out Of the way for it; the
round town price is 62Ac. No
matter, 37tc takes it here. 3S
inches wide.
At any other counter you