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New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
GATHERED APOuT THE TOWN.


The Aldermen have appropriated 5000 for grad
ing the grounds and paving about the Contagious
Diseases Hospital, and like sum for furnishing the
building.
Complaint is made Of the action Of the assistant
sexton Of the Emmanuel BAPTIST Church in locking
the doors after the services begin sunday.
The Aldermen yesterday authorized the payment of
5000 Walter Major for capturing the murderer Of
G. W. Luca.
a meeting Of the teachers in the primary and gram
grades Of the public school, held Yesterday
afternoon ip school 40. H. to increase In thcr
salaries. \ petition prepared and will be pre-
sented to the Board Of Education II is propo.ed to
have the salarc, In the primary grade range from
$500 TO 800, instead Of from $500 10 S57j.
The hearing in the case Of the unknown woman
arrested saturday evening IN Mlkman's millinery
store adjourned yesterday for week. her
ply sican word that she too III 10 appear
Her husband said 10 be well known resident Of the
city.
William J. Sayrcs, who died suddenly at Great Bar
ringtOn, Mass, Oh saturday, Was native Of jamaica.
H. l., and lived there until recently, when he removed
10 No. 90 Hancockst., Brooklyn. lie lawyer
and his Office was at No. lG Court-st The funeral
viii take place at II a. III. today in 81. Georges
Episcopal Church, al Gates and Marcy ayes
Dr. John H. Macumbcr has been made medical
Superintendent Of the st. Johnland County Farm, at
II 800 year, To succeed Dr. D. A. Harrison on June
l. when the latters resignation goes into effect. Dr.
Macumber at present attached 10 the County Asylum
The funeral of Mrs. Susanuah COtier who was
accidentally shot by her husband on Friday, VIII take
place this afternoon at the family home in Forty
third ST. Mr.. COttcr admitted b. $1,000 bail yes
tcrday.
A new Roman Catholic parish is to be created with
Hillary and Lawrence ste. centre, ard the Rev.
James F. Mclia OF IT. James's Cathedral, viii be put
in charge OF IL.
The Aldermen Yesterday adopted a resolution leasing
the courtroom occupied by Police Justice Bcnna at
Gates and Reid avcs for three years at a rental Of
II $50 a. year. The rent l. an increase Of 500 d
year that paid heretofore
rho Park ff1uI,
were held Yesterday at Broadway Park, and were well
attended.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
ELIZABETH

A number of houses in Marshall Fulton 'r'"nd
and south Front g.. vcgr entered Us unknown Ic'
som, on sunday pith, aud The inmates badly scared
The intruder, ludul.cd iu The pa,tmc Of ''rppn-
tle bcdcl5thcs - re beds ou which I""pl" slept.
some Of thc female occupants wcrc terribly i'th'en"d
The police chased the pro0lcrs in oac INSTANCE bn'
without success.
The hou.c of \. &. smith, who I've. IN Na'cfN
Place and who i, engaged iu the banking ln-In'
in New olA Wa robbed by female servant y'-iri
d,, IN ,,. absence ~ Mr., smith tAc ,cgNa4t
ritsac,cd bur,.u. and obtained nearly 500 worth
OF JcwclrY.
Father Gc.sucr. - ~ Iatrck's church. Yesterday
., ,,gcd twenty italian. - lU The place, of thc
.ionccuttcrs employed ou binding the ncv cdia'o
vho .ir!ck . Wcca a-o for h-hrr wage. aid shorter
hour-.
Sir. Janic, Herman. ago sixty eight. Wa killed lar'
might by accidentally falling down DO" -hlir ln h'.
buf.... 30 III second -f. size lad lived n ti" pt'"
tori, i've wear alc tgni ~ the Refill brother
ibr well known railroad contractors.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A FAIR TO RAISE A BUILDING FUND
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL IN NEED


OF MORE ROOM.
The Methodist Episcopal Hospital (Seney). at siNth
ST and Sevcnthavc. is in need Of funds to complete
its middle building and in order to raise the money
a fair will be given at the hospital grounds tomorrow
Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings A
large Sumber OF women will contribute their services
and if their intentions realized the fair VIII prove
a most enjoyable one 10 all who attend it. and VIII
end with large sum on hand.
The officers are as follows Chairman Mrs. Mary
" Phillips secretary Mrs. .. X Eldridee treasurer
Mrs A. p. Strout. and advisory board Mrs Il. "
Armstrong Mrs. Henry Astcn. Mrs. W. II. Beam'
Mrs Thomas Bishop Miss sadie battershall. MIS- j. H.
Berrcsford Mrs. :. L. Bciler Mrs f. H. Ellsworth
Mrs j. : Fleming. Mrs. W. II. Gill; Mrs ~ X
Matheson Mrs. Mary Norris. Mrs. r. ;. PardIne'oh'
Mrs L. ; Pitcher, Mrs. W. b. Pratt. Mrs. E l..
Person Mrs A. F. strout. Mrs. wade, and Mrs. J. ;.
Wright.
There will be music, and the booths. many Of which
will be arranged novel ideas will he as follows
Columbia. stationey. flower bower, New England
Kitchen lemonade WELL house furnishing goods tea
bungalow chocolate candy, linen. apron and bags.
and archery. Each Will be in charge of committee
of women The Hospital Journal" Of which Mrs.
: L. Beicr il editor. assisted by Mrs Nell MdcdonaN
has been issued in the interest of the far .
The act Incorporating the Methodist Episcopal ilo>
pita was passed in l--l and the cornerstone ot TIE
iir, building laid n the next year THAT structure
are seventeen endowed beds and twentyiolr NOR
are supplied nv conferences y training school Tor
nurses was opened April l, l---. The officers oi
the hospital The Rev. J. : Rrccklnrldec super
Pratt. and Is. +. Westbrook. phy hyscian>; Drs. i. >
Pitcher and G. Il. Fowler, surgeons.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. K...-......-MONDAY. MAY26. 1890
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer TAne,aIa tDan) Iaub Copenhagen. with mds'
ami passengers Punch Edye Co Arrived at the Bar at
Ia Normanae dr Collier H%yrc Ttn IN raa,'
steamer Aiico Bri hul win mdsc 10 Santcrson Son
sfe,mcr Ca~"uia ,irI Mcimbric. Narcotics April it
Gcno, I5 M',.nn % Rode - naples May and Gibraltar
2 With mdc and Iasscncrto iiender'ou Bros Arrived al
steamer Ncn-iua' fr ycrc,. Mar.ele, May i Yapg, NAPLES
aud g GhrAtlr ~ " mi'" ana pass myers I" " E'"e4l
,f rairc.,,na ,Hr l,y fircmcn and shields with
10 JoIn - sciscr Arrived ar The Bar At noon
STEAMER ~urvi ,,cfI Ludwic HimDurs aud Havre with
nG,c and passngcr- 'orus Arvco al thr Bar AZ
Steamer Ro..-h.ed Br. Hcwat Cienfucgo' with sugar
10 order vcssrlto Punch. Ecy" a Co.
Havana days VIII mdse and passengers 10 Jas E"ard
Co. Arrived at the Bar 20 $40 am.
d,y- win ui-e aud pa,-'ns'.si" Pm. For"ood& 60 Ar
steamer H Wontc tmok orleans days, with md'e to
e.eria,r n,n',,tor Ingram wilmington. SC with miss
.ni pa.,rnsers io Wm p IydcS o.
a",e, ,, T., 1.,,. - tr., AIRED A. tie Bir at pm
steamer martha J. Mo'''c. Van k.r- rn'Ade'p"ia with
S''Amer vans Maer John. NB. with mt'o and
steamer Inc, N,r Homer. Buck'port, with md'e and
pa,-iu-,r, to II ,mlu Co.
>rN-Er "ui at sandy Hook modefaie $ iossy and
ranne NC.iy Island "4nt hight, ST. raining
Arr.y,d yesterday
,to.ucr o,o -onn, ,Dcr. quasi, H4mSurs. IN Uala'tto
', Z & Nosa y, o H. M MeFs19 ~, t. G'5AsoA 'd''' with
CLEAHED.
sieamer Nevaaa tBr. cushing Liverpool Und'rhii
steamer Landoe city .Br. core Br',oIJsmcs Ar.ei
steamer Ea,,eA b.. Davies, Bremen ~iurrhurg q 90
~',raer ..rf ff..ss'a. H'rld "Jau'.f' Ahd santos
d Niu,i',fcr e co.
sieamci 81 UoraA, Hyrue New orleans j T Van Slcke
-f.t.tr llatfah'-t.'f Dt--rti -At IuuAa a. l. "tH"F
steamer ty q savannah Plrs.n-. savannah "As'I
smp i.at u Panama .Br. Wright. calcutta slmp'on.
snip Qucru of scots .br.. Lamb. Chtmgona l. r "
sir Albion rr. u,r'.J Flushing O. " Ber'auI 3 Co.
sA.p baltimore Ip~r.. tr~cse. Hamburg Geo l. warren
mann.
Steamer. strait. cHrilr FOR Liverpool Mons'ea'on.
10th ChhieAh0ochle. savannah.
THE MONLNLNIS or STEAMEES,
IOEEIGN PORTS.
LvEEroof, May 20 Arrived steamer Heiv-ia coohrane'
York
-orrn.nrros Nay % Arrived. steamer Vera GER.
H4s-.u.. iorE Tor bremen and proce'dc1
a ri steamer lld.r Bauer from Bremen Tor New
York
HavnE Nay ~ Arrived. steamer Ia Ga''osne ,Fn san
to-. from Scw.io
schmidt from &cv.lOrk.
Av-ILHiAM NJ % Arrived s"aner Hrnnolmc tbr,hm'
from Sew fUrh
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Up IN BUSY HARLEM.

HELPING TO REFURNIsH TIE CHURCH.
An entertainment was given last night by the
Tnioue society Of the Lexington Avenue Baptist
Church in the Iar.e hall of the Harlem Young Mems
Christian Association building No . West one hun
dred and -hfthst. to raise funds TO help re
furnish tile church The Rev. Dr. j. l.. Campbeu
delivered short address on the objects Of the meeting
.,d aims of the church. The following contributed
their services and made the affair great success
Miss Emma Schcnck. Paul johnson, Miss Idltc
Moore Mrs. Laura Brown, Miss Rhoda Allen thc
Trinity Quartet Richard Hamilton, John NQOrhccs.
Miss Laura Brady. Edward Dunlap, George Paulsch
and seventeen girls who performed various intricate
manoeuyres in costume in military drill Miss cara
Charnley
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
II How 10 Win Fortune y

i tract by Andrew Carnegie. being
n reproduction Of his remarkable
article in The Tribune, which ought
10 b. circulated far and wide among
the tOiIcrs Of the United states. II II
full Of the strongest comfort and en-
cOuragcuemt 10 poor men; and. on
the other hand, IL tends 10 inspire
willing and ambitious work.
Employers and presidents Of banks y
would do "a acOmmcndabIe thing i'm
seeing that the pay or deposit en-
ycIopc Of every one Of their people
contains II copy Of Wr. Carnegie'~
MAGNIFICENT address.
The Tribune will supply the article
i'm Two fOrns, viz: "a fOur.puge :eaf-
let, at "a cost Of 81 per hundred copies,
or S. per thousands; and IA twelve
pngr tract, suitable for nu Ordi-
nary envelope. at Sl.5O per hundred
copies. or so "a thousand. On every
LOT Of 1000 copies, tract size. "a cover
can be placed. containing the adver-
tisesucnt Ofthe firm or bank distribute
ing the copies. without extra charge.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
STATEN ISLAND

CLIFTON.-Thc Clifton Lawn Tennis Cub Of Staten
Island. lately organized, has been Incorporated and
is now making energetic efforts for the first place
among the clubs devoted to thi, pastmc lts Officers
are: President. James VI. Davis: vice president i
Frank KmmOns; secretary, Charles Barton trca ,ur.r
l.. h. Tiibus. dirccor.. l.. D. Alexander George ord
Charles Roome Parmcle. 4. l.. King. Nathaniel Nnr,I'
II. J. Wright, =. VI. DIX Colonel Richard Lodor
and G.. II. smith. The club will have an lnformaI
opening on the parade grounds at Fort WadSworth
on Mcmemorial Day.
LIN,GAGSOS-rhe lacrosse match between tho,
Staten Island Athletic Club team and tue team OF
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
TINE RIRLE IN THE PTBLIC SCHOl/LS

A public meeting was held in the Chapel OF Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church last night under the auspices
Of the Association OF LOyal Women Of American Liberty
An address made by the Rev. L. H. Dunn. Of Eliza
beth j.. who spoke in favor OF the OF the Bible
IN the public schools. Lawson y. Fuller said
llgon should not be taught In public schools that there
were much religion and politics IN the schools at
present A short closing address made by Miss
White. who spoke of the aims Of the association. The
chorus choir Of St. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
several selections OF patriotic character. About
80 ne-sons present.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
v vonx DAILY TR,RuNE TUESDAY, MAY 1sooTwELvE PAGES

,nce,o, coIIore announced TO take place Me-
mortal Day will not he held. The next game OF
importance which the staten Islanders VIII play VIII
be with the Brooklyn lacrosse team OH June =
STAPLE EToy-Whjc Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coenen
and F. HILL residents Of Stapeton, were driving at
west New Brighton on sunday night their horses
took fright and away. Inc carriage was upset
and lis occupants thrown out. Mr.. COencn was caught
bctwccn the wheels and dragged for seem distance
po,b ~ his legs were broken in two places Mrs.
toenen and Mr. Hill escaped with but slight injuries
The carriage was completely wrecked
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

oIJf' lINP ~ LIFiiI 'if-hN ~ Ir-'I'
protest was handed 10 the Mayor Yesterday against
the licensing OF theatrical enterprise 10 bc cOadu' ted
by W. II. Friday IN pavilion al llatDueh and FIFTH
Last year of the res dents Of the nclghbor
hood made similar protest ON the ground That the
performances were "A nuisance, AID they were sup
pres Mr. Friday, However aid not have any ihlI.
10 DO with the matter last and when he formerly
gave performance At the -aHc place objection
rai-cd. The tent hi- been erected. and pr,
posed 10 present lght opera beginning Oh Friday.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
OPENING 4 HOME FOR AGED GERMANS.

A Home for Aged Germans. ne" 'hafl''oie III
stitution wa opened yesterday afternoon WIN
elaborate ceremonies. The Home is III "arnen ave-
in the Grocnvi!le section of the city. IL j. a COZ"
r,cdious bnildng which formerly the NIcclai"
homestead and is In the centre of extensive ana
ti lcnt Grounds The idea Of establishing the HON"
was originated by Raymond Roth wealthy "ciinhl
",,"Io"t ~ fund f. establish and maintain il. The
pioneer German Ncrc.n took mp the idea and pushed
il to a successful accomplishment without 'oH'''nE
,be original fund.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
McGINNJS on TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The trial Of John McGinniS for the murder Of
Daniel Lyons, at No 1872 John ST. February II. wa,
begun yesterday, in the Court OF oyer TcrmineF.
McGinn took offence at the attentions paid by Lyons
10 his wife. who is sister Of Mrs. Lyons, and he
went to LyOnss house where he accused him Of TAX
ing McCiinns's wife 20 ball. Mc(nnis demanded
an apology. and when Lyons refused to grant "
drew a revolver and shot him in the abdomcn clus
ing his death three day> later The defence Will he
insanity. The time Of the court consumed yc,-
terday In getting a jury.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
HUSBAND AND WIFE To BE BURIED TOGETHER.

4 double funeral will take place AT > p. IN. I"
day. at No. 81 Bond st. for John Fraser and ms wlic
Mrs. Matilda ]. Fraser who died within an hour ana
a-half Of each other sunday. The husband dol
first but did not know Of his wifes critical condition.
and she was not informed Of his death. Mr.. Fraser
in the leather business with his sons. al NO -"
Duanest., New York. lie iifty-scvc years Oh,
and a native OF Ireland. Aftcr coming t. this country
when twenty two years old, he was employed hN IN"
leather firm OF j. = Rockwell 4 Co., for twenty elet
years and then started in business for himself. Hl'
death due 10 pneumonia. For Two Year Ms Vic
had suffered from OF the stomach. which finally
caused her death. The Rev. FLOYD Z. West. of s.
Peters Episcopal Church. will ohoiatc AZ the funeral.
The bodies VIII be buried in grave III Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
STEAM
CARPET CLEANING

Twenty -oue years Oi prteti-
cal experience enables NE ~
guaralt.r tlr prii Ton Oi
carpet cleaning. taxing up,
slttEug 1u4 rr.dT.L-
Feather I'D cleaned ana
renovated By my new pro
cc,s rNirL'tgge moved, IN
padded covered vans % any
papt Of NeyYork. Brooklyn
or jersey City.
THOs J. STEWART.
1854 Rroadvay. NeW-Yurk.
Telephone call 39th-s,, 316;
jersey CITY branch and
stotehovse for furniture. - ,
cor. 5,h and Erie sts. Tel
cal Ta-env Ci'~. l5l.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

Mrs NiN~I oN = NbOI INlN' NONlf
ia. boon l-.l fYr over fIF4N WARS by MILLIONS
= MOTHERS f.r f4rif CHILDREN WHILE III / IL
fNt, 81 .Tli.lI SUCCESS u Sf"1THiS tn"
CIfIi.p. ~ofrGN~ fhc rt Ms NLLANS all PMH
ii Vf~ WIND COLO. Iud D., %" best remedy FOR
ul AHKIIoI'A Sold hy Hrlr-i.', every part ot the
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sunrss, A2s II Moon sets l;l5a m Moons
WATER
q . GOV. island los Hell cato. 3.Ol
y T-ssndy Hoox l43 IslauL 205 He'll tale. 3.5o
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NEDSESD Az. MAY
OUTG DING STEI MERS
TO-DAY.
wRpsHsDAY. MAY 2S
1nIRnDAY. NAY 20.
NEW.

70 Of state. filasgOw. .....-.-.- 10 m
Augusta Victoria Hamb-Amrr. htubu-g.lO an p m
Orange Nassau Royal Dutch Hdyt...-.. p m y IN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
MANY WAYS OF BLOCKING JUSTICE.


As the recount Of the votes cast ~ 'N ''o' wv"
Navor last AprI goes on Mayor ClevcIands majority
continues IN decrease Five boxes wer: examined yes
tcrdav and there was change of - votes. Clevc
land losing Il and Perkins gaining 10 nunper oi
ballots were found without stamping or milling
An angry alteration occurred between oonhSei III
,ho morning. Mr.. Record demanded the Keys of all
the I,t and lid District boxes, 80 that ne might III
spect the contents. Corporation At'orn'E ii""Spo"
ohiccted lie sad he had possession oi the Keys ana
no ,,ould deliver one at a lime they were wanted
Mr. Record asked Comni> siOncr Romano % nave "
nut ON the record that County Clerk Mclaughlin haG
piaccd the KEYS Of the boXc, IN the cusvN 9" '1u,rI
PM" P % ~, ,h' rnntnsiartS The gle finally
cnded by Commissioner Romano taking posses o'
the kcvs \ hort time aftcr"ard COUNTY Wih We
asairs walked up 10 the table. picked up the hey
and pnt them in his pocket. Mr RECORD pronIlN
nrnosed with great vehemcnce. and the county 'f@
rnaIIy surrendered the keys 10 the commissioner
The recount Will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Announc Hi-ens.

A 40 FRAGRANT slid flower Of the heath
!, ...tf.r tan l.l J4.la.- -isa,
50 i.srl i- nh.f.f tnan hr. teeth.
Nu.l, Urt sn,' Al- tlr ru--. dfn.
Iu. ~pfDr1.I I~ hrr 4r.tylf.
~ L..p, r.u-. charms pg.' and bright
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

- EALSKIN SACQUES. all sizes. worth $500,
- $3.50 and $500. reduced 20 sl3O. sls5 and so.
e. e.. ~UNNNF. Mtnufzctur'r. l2i Wet f-dst.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

Keeps Drc,, Shirts to measure. slN for 80. None
GOOD, in Ncn.ioiA. s.9 snt -lI Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

The charm of beauty is beautiful hair. Secure
10 vitn llr..l'- liaif N'l-ir.
Parp,i'- r.n... Inu.r ,l.', inward Iain,.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
INDICTMENTS FOUND AT LAST

INDICTMENTS FOUND AT LAST
sixtyeight of the election officers who committed
the frauds last fall have been indicted and the ndlct-
ments have been presented TO the court Ihe lhdlo'
ments were presented about p IN. yesterday and
,hev ,yer. accompanicd 10y protest from minority
of t, iurv. who maintained that only partial justice
has r,.en done The indictments are declared TO be
unsatisfactory in that they arc only for conspiracy
when they should have included balotbox stufhns
false rcc,tration false counting aud permitting men
IN vote whose name, not on the registry list
Judge Dixon said that tie presentation Oh minority
reno WAS an unusual proceeding. as the Grand jury
- ii, roc,,,,ed a. a body but in view Of the great
nuhiic mnortancc Of the subject the rule or custom
would he aycd and the prcsentment ordered pi'Gu
"n The record The indicted election officers VIII DC
arraicucd to plead to day or tomorrow. Inc mlh0t!
prcsrntment was signed by l.. J. "oruon, loIy
man: benjamin Edge Johh ham'cS '''' 'o''' -
.chc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
HrNI,Y 4. DANIrLs. NJ. D.

@l WEST -fllI ST.
Disease - No rruu- Nt-t"u ''r to'r'nsrJ Organs
Imi,,cLcc ard 80 r...t5. Hour 10 l. . 70 g.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

publican State Committee Fifth Avenue Hotel noon
sett Investigating Committee Court House ii a, M
,ual election of Holland Society, Hotel Bruhs"icA'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09
That Was a Slick Rat.

II want you to look at that bottle,n said
druggist to Doylestown Pa Democrat
reporter the other day. The bottle held uu
Tor inspection contained half-pint of olive
oll-lts full capacity-and had been manu-
featured with an unusually narrow neck,
measuring, perhaps, four inches in length.
Whats the matter with it,n asked the
customer
There's nothing the matter with the
bottle, but do you see where that cork isr
Yes, it's about half way down the neck. II
We'll, that's what there is peculiar about
1t; and here's another" continued the drug
gist, producing second bottle, with the
cork pushed almost into the OIL Now, how
do you suppose those corks got into that
positionP'
Somebody pushed them down, of
course
'No, sir; know you will never guess. so
l may as well tell you. Those corks were
forced down the necks of the bottles by rats
That may sound pretty stiff when you con-
slider that rats leg is scarcely long enough
TO reach down to where that cork is, but it's
fact. We found our olive oil bottles
opened and the contents spilled around tire
cellar, and it was a long time before we
caught on to how it was dons. It was a
picnic for the rats. They would go over TO
the grocery across the street, fill up on
cheese, and when they felt the
need OF laxative come into
our cellar and take dose of
oil. One. OF them even moved the lid off
OF a big box containing bottles of oil packed
In straw. and had bottle half open when
we discovered him. A stone weighing
about ten pounds had been placed ON the
lid of the box, but he managed to get it out
of the way. You will notice these bottles
were originally bound with husk, and then
covered with bladder. The rats first gnaw
Off the bladder cap and then work on the
cork until it is about quarter of an inch
thick. Then he begins the mysterious work
OF forcing them into the oil. After the
cork is out Of the way they overturn the
bottle and proceed to enjoy tie contents"
The customer went down into the cellar
with the proprietor, saw the box referred
to and inspected the bottle that had been
operated upon. Putting a pencil into the
neck, it was discovered considerable
strength would have to be expended in
order that the cork might be moved. How
the rodents accomplish 1t remains a mys-
terry
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09

Women are not slow to
comprehend. They're quick.
they're alive, and yet it was
a man who discovered the
one remedy for their peculiar
ailments.
The man was DR.. Pierce.
The discovery was his
Favorite Prescription
the boon to delicate women.
Why go round with one
foot in the grave" suffering
IN Observation-Disclosures
when there's a remedy at
hand that isn't an expert
ment, but which is sold I'M
der the guarantee that if you
are disappointed in any way
in it, you can get your
money back by applying to
its makers.
We can hardly imagine a
woman's not trying it. Pos
sibly it may be true of one
or two-but we doubt it.
Women are ripe for it.
They must have it.. Think
of a prescription and nine
out of ten waiting for it.
Carry the news to them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09

Married In November
And all the wedding presents were supplied
by NJ. Sternberg & Bro.-AdU.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09

The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regu-
late the stomach and YOU
cure it. DR.. Pierce's Pellets
are the Little Regulators.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09
CHEAP ADVERTISING
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09

SOUR kROuT, Saltwater Pickles and all
- kinds OF German delicacies, at n. HIRSCH,
Macon and Draytou streets Telephone as.
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Y EST meals in the city at SAVANNAH
~ DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT. 50
Broughton street.
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WANTED board in private family for man
w ana wife mo children; references ex.
changed Address S. A. c., No. 90 Barnard
street. 4f
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q = 40. rlncnes and hundredths
y D 'roRsEs. Observer Signal Corrx.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DYCK'S DRY GOODS STORE is selling out
ID its stock. No fiaring advertisement to
deceive. Call and get their prices and you will
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09

DICKLED TONGUES, Pigs Feet and Triple at
l. LOGAN'S.
DEAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
HI at KEEPERS DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
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M ANTED, large furnished room and board
w in private family by gentleman and wife.
Address. giving price and location, Box 80,
Morning News