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Z rrrlsrs : Distraction Upon . French
man.

man.
-. March s1.-Jules Simon had .
~ ioday with Emperor William. At
E 11nr II the interview the emperor pre-
61 Mn with the decorations Of the
- ths Red Eagle. In the course Of
rultpn the French statesman
6o6 ~ subject of the naturalization
q xSou snd Lorraine.
~ onpsfor replied II was nev er too
. 1joouss question thst concerned
I r. lons d Germany and France.
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nenx. March al.--Tanfnlla says that
u1I1Ist Deputy Costa has fed TO America.
~ ehamber had been discussing the
al115 q his arrest 10 undergo . sentences
Il tk1ss pears imprisonment for resisting
~ nnaioA.
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fAua March 2i.-The Steele asserts that
uunt von Munster. the German ambaa-
n6oe q Paris. viii succeed Herbert Bis
nogsk - German foreign minister.
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SorTsE or DISSOLUTION.

DIssOLuTioS NOTICE-THk G0-PAET-
IL nership heretofore exissfrg between G. =
Narfng under the nrns name Of the Seattle
Business COLLEGE Is this day dissolved BIZ mu-
tnal consent. The business viii be counuesed
by C. &. Mxrtng. who assumes al tnffStsdness
OF the late FRA and viii collect ell outstanding
accounts. g &. MAAINO,
seattle March IL 1890 r. = PRATT.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE TX.
j isfsrr under TIE firm name OF ScEaaH.
Roberts 4 90. la tire city of seattle Ming
county, wsshsnxton. IL dissolved BY mEtssi
eensenL TIE business vii Re ensEnned ~
Louis n Newman who as REnes at INDEBTED
ness Of tAe lass firm ans vii rollesf al out
stsns.nr accounts LOFTS u. NEWMAN.
LEWIS Z ROBERTS.
HUGH T. WILLIAMS
patcs March -. 1881
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cesservative Member Dead.
Lespcs. March 2i.-Edmund sweten.
= conservative member of parliament
RQarnarvcn. is dead.
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ENGINEERS zsD CONTRACTORS

Gan fKAsCIsssO bRED6Z COMPAxY-RN.
- sgne<rs sd contractors for bridges of evsxy
dsscr1pssons wharf tusldinx. psle driving drsda.
ing and steam snova2 sxcsssssng. Plans and
sr~eser4tsors fsrussne1 on sppiicoxtou; canU-
ssonaence sollefte6- Os7en toos Ut gsckseo
ssre~s seattle, Wsps-
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nnsos. March Ain MANY parts Of
s.!eessiand villagers are resreating to the
snhg 90 account Of enormous avalanches
ael1g Nsdy 10 precipi,ase.
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~ refining ehsir cars run through from
g Chicago without change via the
sscine A. G. Martha. city ticket agent,
~ ely deck.
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Fraace's German Minisser.
S.1air. March Alt is reported that
neeesae. the French ambassador
- VII resign after the conclusion Of the
NJ conference.
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LOST.


7 oSr-PCR$E CONTAINING MONEY AND
ttekes from rawnbroxer for diazo1i rs
and wsten; liberal rxward fes retrrn 10 SI1
James street.
r oST-z RINGS. I SET VITA CLUSTER OF
L. 7sma sssnouss Aae rhe cshsr ; pearls
small hne st1ueS fifdes I'll BE paid
go ~ Leaving az P0ss-lrseiilgenc~-
osT-oS SECOND OR THIRD SHEETS.
IL sefw.en lanes an6 Pike srress. ss:g
black AZ smsE hAg enZs~ iEsng Es0sssys sT@rzryr
penknsfe and rslf-csd ticket LIBERIA reward y
EFF At ~ Msrson ssreef
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S,PECIAL NOTICE-wM. HOWE. PRACTICAL
- boat builder. All kinds of wood aud esal-
lie boats built to order and constantly On hand;
repairing promptly attended to: scows steam
launches built by contract: all work guaranteed
6nt-cIass: sail ard row boats for hire. shop
aud boashouse foot OF Spring street and Rail.
oad avenue, seattle.
NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-TN THE ST.
IN perior court Of King county, Washington.
In the matter of the insolvency OF J. r. Nears &
Sons. No. 1898.
Notice is hereby given 10 the creditors OIL r.
Mesrs, Frank q. Mears and John r. Meau.
doing business ~ co partners az J. p. Mears 4
Sons, insovents, 10 be and appear before J. A.
strattcn. judge Of said court. In open court. ~
the courthouse, in the city OF Seattle. in said
King county, on the 3lsf day OF April. 1890, at
the hour OF $50 o'clock . m on said day. 10
show cause why the PRAYER Of said insolvenss
should not be granted and they be discharged
from all their debts aud liabilities And ali pro-
ccedings are stayed against said tnso'vents
~ NJ HOLMES. Clerk.
isEAL.l ByA. W. YOUNG. Deputy Clerk.
Dated March ~, 1e20
Peterson Penneiasher. Attorneys for insolv-
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CPEcIAL NoTfCE-c. W. TowLEY IS THE
- sole agent for WARDS new city map, com
piled by o. r. Anderson 4 Co, room Z, koxweil
building
NOTICE TO sHIPBUrLDERs-THE CON-
IN mon council of the city OF Seattle, wash,
viii. By It's clerk. receive sealed bids for the
construction of IRE boat for said city in &C
cordance with the plans and specifications for
the same now on file In said clerks once in
the city hall. Seattle, and the cf!ice OF A. T.
Fish. 80 and 81 First street San Francisco All
bids 70 receive consideration muss state where
IL IS proposed TO construct said boat. and shall
be filed A. aforesaid on or before Friday. April
II. 1890. att 20 p. m, and must be accompanied
by a certified check for the sum Of four thou
sand $4,000 dollars drawn in favor of the tSrss-
ursr OF the city of Seattle. 10 he forfeited 70
said city should the successful bidder refuse or
neglect Ia enter into q contract and furnish .
good and sufficient bond in the sum OF the con.
tract price within ten (lo) days after the award
OF such contract IN made BY the common coun-
ell OF said city. The city reserves the right 20
C. W. FERRIS. Clerk.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN for passenger and freight elevators. dumb
vsiters and other hosting machinery furnished
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NOTICE TO ARCHiTEcTs-wE INVITE
Az competitive risnS, specifications and cxt;
iasfes Ter s.stOry ann basement brick building
eaxse fer the AnxCoFfss Chamber OF Commerce
Aszoctat on. For fun par tirulars address
W. X. HAUAS, Sec'y Building Committee.
March - Is90. AuSearsas wash.
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QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

q a. ssel lcss. heins isaxiss feet. situated
A&s ae sse* cannes oe saul aak Price
IN nsss ysu nes . ress;S 1eazne hcw 81
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49, s7o o ce-ne-s are ne8as saeksa ap ~
nnsA .s'.ssers al 30 rot sgsta exssas "a ssse
AnsRen net home in sszssac slsaaseS
0fv sna'ratng sFsos than tass
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Personal


N0IaE 3 HAEgRT GIVES That FROM
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ID N. THOMPSON 4 CO.. r. n. THOMPSON.
IL George r. Co.tsrill Clarence I. whites
civsl engineers and surveyors, are located Ia
and Union; all notes and records saved. city ar
county work promptly attended 70. maps, xae
inss OF blue prints furnished n shorf notice.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN foy passenger and freight elevators. dumb
wsisers and other hosting machinery furnished
BY J. Frie<ilander. Sg7 Columbia, sole agent for
prominent Eastern manufacturers Pisna ios
al kinds OF buildings al the lowest terms
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vp-ANrEp-BusiNEss LADY OR GENTLE.
w man with few hundred dollars TO take
half Interest In established eenteel business IN
spasslr. paying sbont taoa yearly. party mean
inr business oniy. Address Partner. rest
lntellixcncer,
VVANTED-pRu6 CLERK; fafsiCLAN
w efyiag gp dispensing his own drugs
visA 20 10 >cll Tor tzse. good district. - miles
from seattle by railway. Address Doctor. care
Psxs- lateistgsucer
vxASTEp-PARrSER WITH ueo 10
w ,ai. RAJ interest in hardware business
sossi tawa ghompeoa q sAlysr. 20 second
street, The Fair.
NVrANTEp-AS ACTIVE YOUNG NAN As
w partner ~ an established grocery aosag
bas.ness OF sigSa per moafh. sisuafed IN tse
hest sideace portion of seattle. must rave
stca 10 Sf5aeash ard bsas Of references A1cfess
,srocer. ro~tfntesitsenccr.
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w ANrEn-FARTNER ts0 IN foaLIkf
w bns nws~ Address Peaifry, care fr~s.1n-
tellsgxncer
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rHYsrczAss AND SURGEONS

JAMES PARKER, N. B., NJ. D.. TRINITY
% Upiversity, Ia q Of the Polytechnic. New
York and Bellevue hospital. aurlst. oculist. dis
eases of nose, throat and women specially: Gen
ersl practice attended 70. Conner Columbia and
Thfrc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-24
THE MASS MEETING FIXED
TO BE HELD IN TIE THEATER
FRIDAY NIGHT, AUG. /.

The County Executive Committee Set
ties the Programme in Short Order
An Extension of the Committees
Powers for the Organization of Con
ventions to be en- Issue at the Mass
Meeting.
The democratic county executive com
Inittee decided last night to call mass
meeting at the theater on Friday night,
Aug. /, 20 nominate candidates for mem
bers Of the lower house of the legislature
ana to select delegates to the gubernatorial,
congressional and senatorial conventions,
and to select chairman of the democratic
party for the next two years.
The committee was called TO order in the
superior court room by W. G. Charlton,
Esq, who announced the object of the
meeting. and suggested the date which was
afterward fixed.
Secretary j. F. Brooks handed the roster
of the COMMITTEES to the chairman, who
called it as follows:
FIRST District-W. NJ. Gibbons, Lawrence
Kelly, f. w. OConnor, L. C. Downs and
Thos. Flood.
Second District-M. W. Dixon, A. C.
Harmon, NJ. A. O'Byrne, |. A. Solomons,
ana NJ NJ. baKer.
Third District-H. NJ. Conner, Geo. W.
Owens, F. G. duBignon, Jno. Derst and W.
g. Cam.
Fourth District-Gazaway Hartridge, T.
McAuliffe, j. f. Minis and J. J. Sullivan.
County-C. H. Olmstead, Van r. Wink
Ter, J. F. Sweat, R. NJ. Demere AID j. Z.
Horning.
None of the county members responded,
aud there were some of the city members
absent. The reading of the m nutes of the
last meeting was DISPENSED with.
On motion of w. NJ Gibbons of the First
district, the chairman was instructed to call
the mass meeting at the theater, Friday,
Aug. l, at o'clock p. M, up TO which hour
the doors are to kept closed on that even
ing. To a suggestion that no arrangements
have been made to get the theate the
chairman was given discretionary power to
obtain some other suitable hall if the
theater is not available on the night in
question.
Mr.. Gibbons raised the point that the
power Of the county executive committee
of the party should be increased so that it
may also direct affairs in the matter of
organizing conventions for the nomination
of city officials, for as things are now going
there is a lack of complete party organiza-
ton.
The suggestion seemed to meet with
favor, but Mr.. Charlton said that the place
to take action in the direction outlined by
Mr.. Gibbons is at the mass meeting of the
party, to which it was deferred. 1t is prob
able that 1t will be an issue at the meeting
at the theater. as the absence of party dis
ciphne and organization in the selection of
city candidates may result in disorganizing
the party.
The committee adjourned to meet at the
call of the chair.
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A SWORD FOR CAPT. WALKER.
Du Guesclin Divisions Gift to It's Com
manding officer.

Du Guesclin Divisions Gift to It's Com
handing officer.
Du Guesclin division, knights of Pythias,
engaged in very pleasing ceremony last
night, it being the presentation of beauti-
full sword to Capt w. a. Walker. While
the division was at Rome in May it decided
to present Capt. Walker with some token
of its esteem, and when the members
arrived at Macon on their way
home a sword was presented to him as a
symbol of their intention by Capt. D. B.
Woodruff, of the Macon division, at an
entertainment given them by the Macon
knights.
On their return home another sword was
ordered from the manufacturing house of
NJ. c. Lilly & Co. of Columbus, o. This
sword was received Monday. and is one of
the finest pieces of workmanship ever
turned out by house celebrated for work
of this description.
The knights met at their hall in uniform
last night, and at o'clock began the march
from The hall to Capt. Walkers residence,
on the corner of Drayton and Henry
streets, headed by Myers Cornet Band
On their arrival they marched into the
house and formed in circle in the parlor.
Sir Knight Godfrey requested Capt. Walker
to come to the front and center. Sir
speech, referring to the captains past SER
vice and the esteem in which he is held by
his brother knights.
Capt. Walker accepted the gift in short
speech, thanking the members for the
beautiful gift, and expressing the determi-
nation that it should never be drawn in re-
sistance to right and authority or sheathed
in dishonor.
The sword is beautiful piece of work
manship. The blade is of the finest steel,
of regulation length, and is engraved as
follows: Capt. w. A. Walker, from Du-
Guesclin Division, No. 1. U. R. K P, May
%, 1890" The same words are engraved
upon the sheath.
The mountings are solid silver and the
| handle solid iron inlaid il colors with the
monogram "W. a. W." with the insignia
of rank. The reverse side bears
the emblem of the uniform rank The case
| is of solid silver. very handsomely carved
and engraved. The belt accompanying the
sword is an elegant piece of work.
After the presentation Capt. Walker
turned host and invited the knights in to an
elegant supper. where nothing was wanting
to rejoice the inner man. The evening was
spent IN pleasant good fellowship.
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EsCAMBIA'S CONVENTION.
Stephen r. Mallory to Be Back ed as 6
Candidate for Congress.

Candidate for Congress.
PENSACOLA, FLA, July 23-The demo-
cratic county convention for Escambia
county, called for the purpose of nomi-
mating a state senator. two members of the
lower House and for selecting delegates to
the state and congressional conventions, to
be held at Ocala and Barlow respectively
on Aug. IS and IA, met at the court house
here to-day. 1t was one of the most har-
monious conventions that has ever been
held in this county. Scarcely any opposi-
tion to the nominees " as shown.
Emmett Wolfe was nominated for state
senator on the second ballot.
John B. Vaughn and A. c. Berry were
nominated for the lower house on the first
ballot. Mr.. Vaughn was a member of the
last legislature.
ALL ALLIANCEMEN.
All three of the nominees are practical
farmers and alliancemen.
The delegates to the congressional con-
vention were instructed to use every honor
able means to secure the nomination of
Hon. Stephen r. Mallory OF this city for
congress from the First district.
The delegates TO the state convention
were likewise instructed for A. z. Maxwell
to be his own successor on the supreme
court bench. This county IS entitled to
twenty delegates.
j. S. Leonard was unanimously reelected
as chairman of the county democratic
executive committee.
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CITY BREVITIES.

Haupt Lodge No. IS, I. o. o. F., meets
tonight.
Southern Star Castle No. Z, K. G. E.,
meets tonight.
Extra Communication of Zarubbabel
Lodge No. 10, F. & A. NJ, tonight.
Notice is given that the water will be shut
off at o'clock this morning from the dis
trict between Waldburg and Duffy aud Alb
ercorn and Whitaker, for the purpose of
taking out the fire hydrant, and will re-
main off for few hours.
The body of the negro boy who was
drowned in the river Monday afternoon bv
jumping from the deck of the Pilot Boy
was recovered az the Savannah, Florida and
Western wharf yesterday morning. The
boys father took the body and cIrl led it to
South Carolina.
gentleman was riding past the Pulaski
house yesterday afternoon on a spirited
horse, whel the animal struck his foot
against paving stone, stumbled and fell.
almost rolling over upon the rider, who had
narrow escape. The gentleman arose and
remounted, apparently unhurt by his fall.
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An Ocala Man Shoots himself on the
Eve of His Wedding.


Eve of His Wedding.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 23-G. Tate
Carr of Ocala shot himself at Romeo to-
day, on the eve of his marriage to Miss
Ruby Weston, of the latter town, and the
affair has produced profound
sensation. An Ocala special to
the Times Union says that Carr went
to Romeo on special engine last night, a
ride of twenty-one miles. The marriage
was to have taken place at ESQ O'Clock this
morning. A wedding breakfast was to fol-
low and bridal trip to the west. Will
Weston, brother of the bride, assisted the
groom to dress His toilet was nearly COM
plete when Carr asked Weston to go out and
get pair of suspenders.
BULLET IN HIS TEMPLE.
While absent young Yves on heard
q shot, and, returning, found Carr on
the bed with bullet hole IN his
temple. 1t was learned that before Carr
took the engine he applied to several parties
for pistol, saying that it was some dis
lance from the depot to Miss Weston's resi-
dence, and he wanted something to protect
himself, aud he got George Battles pistol.
Carr had been dealing extensively in phos-
phate lands, and was reported to have
made $4,000 by his transactions.
1t is learned, however, that the cash did
not materialize, and the failure to raise
money by loan for the expense of his we'd
ding rip is supposed to have induced the
suicide. Carr came from Illinois five years
ago, and was young man of good habits
aud business ability
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TATTNALL's MASS MEETING.

Delegates Chosen for the State and
Congressional Conventions.
REIDsvILLE, GA, July 23.-At the mass
meeting held at ReidsvilIe. Monday, the
following delegates were chosen:
Gubernatorial Delegates-W. f. South
well and B. F. Alex 4nder.
Congressional Delegates-I. J. Hodges
and w. T. M1ring
The first we're instructed to vote for w. J.
Northen for governor, and all tire present
state house officers except attorney ge eral.
They we're instructed to vote for George n.
Lester for that Office. The meeting was
unusually harmonious, and everything
passed off quietly.
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BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS CABIN.
a Helpless Negro Invalid Perishes
Near Albany.

ALBANY. GA, July 23.-Anderson Gil
bert, helpless colored invalid, was burned
in his cabin about o'clock this morning
on Walter Wilson's place, about four miles
south of this city. He was in bed, helpless
and alone, last night, AND the general sup
position is that he went to sleep smok ing,
being an inveterate smoker, and the bedIng
took fire from the pipe. The house was
crumbling in before it was discovered and
the poor old fellow was cremated.
The telegraph misrepresented me in say
ing that hard feelings existed against
Matthew Squire. the negro who unin en- ton
ally shot Jordan Walker last Thursday No
one blames him and all seem to believe his
statement
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VIRGINS A PRISONER.
The Assailant of Jacksonville's Mayor
Run Down at Last

The Assailant of Jacksonyille's Mayor
Run Down at Last.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 23.-Stsvs
Virgins, ex-city marshal of Jacksonville,
who about a month ago assaulted Mayor
McQuaid and endeavored to murder him,
was arrested last night in the woods near
Lake City by Sheriff Bethea of Columbia
county. Wiggius attempted to resist
when captured, but being covered
by a determined mans pistol discreetly
surrendered. The prisoner was brought
here on the $40 o'clock train to night from
Lake City, and given a preliminary trial
before Justice of the Peace Williams and
committed to the county Jail in default of
$4,000 bail He will be tried next month
in the criminal court. He had been in
hiding most of the time in Columbia aud
Duval counties. and looks rather dilapi-
dated. Bethea claims the reward of $400.
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SUICIDE AT ATL ANITA.
A Man Mourning His Wife's Death
Blows Out His Brains.

Man mourning MS W lie DeaLu
Blows Out His Brains.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 23.-Henry u. Hard
buck, formerly farmer of Lincoln county,
but for two years resident Of Atlanta,
committed suicide this morning at his home
in the northwestern part of the city. He
was consumptive and dependent. He re-
Gently lost his wife, and her loss seemed 70
prey upon bls mind. He arose at day
light. and after wandering around for
about an hour retired to his bedroom, and,
getting on his knees, shot himself through
the left breast near the heart. Lest the
shot might not prove fatal, Hardouck
raised the pistol 10 mis- head and fired again
before becoming unconscious. The bullet
last fired penetrated his skull from side to
side aid lodged in a window blind.
Charles Hard buck. son of the dead man,
witnessed every detail of the suicide. He
was standing in the door Of the room ana
bu6 for the darkness might have detected
his fathers design in time to interfere.
Hardbuck leaves family of six children.
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SirOcco Tea.

Direct from our own gardens in India and
Ceylon, has established its supremacy over
all other teas in Great Britain and Ireland
and the continent of Europe 1t is also
used by the cream of New York society. in
sealed packets only. Davidson g. Co, 1886
Broadway, New York. Savannah agents,
Lippman Bros.-Adu.
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A Hard Congressional Fight.

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 23.-There was
a protracted struggle in the democratic
congressional convention for the Third
North Carolina district at Clinton TODAY.
The forty-fifth ballot resulted: c. w. Nc
Clammy l12, Wharton J. Green 1O7, C. b.
Aycock 80, scattering SO. This gives no
nomination
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-24
Work at standstilL

WASHINGTON, July %. - Committee
work about the Senate wing of the capitol
is nearly at a standstill. OF the four COM
mittees whose regular meeting day is We'd
nesday one was not called to-day, another
failed to secure quorum and the remain
ing two accomplished nothing. 1t has been
difficult matter to secure quorum since
the heated term set in, and almost as diff
cult when quorum was obtained to secure
action.