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Games Yesterday.
BURIED ALIVE IN A NUNNEaY.
'"fVeo, Immured in Close Cells and
some Crazed.

some Crazed.
N, from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
E'ArLES, Oct GA remarkable case of re.
JUS Ianatlcism has just been brought to
nere. In a secluded quarter stands an
uoleu establishment known as the
tuuery Of the Buried Alive that has been
19u 70 all public knowledge and investi-
oI certainly during the memory of the
s lnhabitant, aud reports add that
, ,- secrecy has been preserved for
ears regarding what has happened
hates WIG 0H'i "o'et u 'he
ot. aeu, however, is at last removed. and
has ''Sens are lost in amazement that such
st could have been enacted in their
AN, anu no note of warming been sounded.
h Duiu the revela ton have now been
Tau not young girl, crossed in love,
en,a la cerated within its walls. Her
"hile at first consenting to the
on,;. iehC, and even securing it, at last
Mug alarmed at their inability TO com
WIN ner, appealed to the police.
THE PLACE RAIDED.
T. Siyl authorities therefore raided the
Jay on an order issued by the
- VI Justice. The doorkeeper stoutly
49, put was overpowered by the gem
- -, VINO soon found their way into the
"here the majority OF the wretcbad
aees We're discovered.
1teen so-called nuns .vara fo,,,,a 4.
'4uering on insanity. They were
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CHIMNEY >.

There's a great difference
in lanp-chimneys-depends
on the glass. ~One pops
whenever anything happens,
sometimes when nothing
happens. Another almost
never breaks.
Lamp-chimneys are like
segars-they cost SO little
apiece and SO much by the
year the breaking kind.
The other sort is like the
measles-once is enough.
Can you tell them apart ?
The unbreakable chimney
has a "pearl-top." The
makers, Macbeth IL &Co.
Pittsburgh.
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FLYERS ON THE TURF.
Results Of the Races at Morris Park
and LatOnia.

PesultS OF the Races at motifs Park
and Letonia.
NEW York, Oct AT Morris Park this
afternoon there was a good attendance at
.bo races. The weather was fine, but the
track heavy and fields small. The races re-
suited:
FIRST RAcE-sweepstakes. $3.50 added; one
and one-si teenth miles. Eon won, with Race
land second aud Salvini third. Time 1853.
SECOND RAoE-For 2-year-olds. six furlongs.
sri0 Annie won with Michael second and
i'Intriguaute third. Time 1:17l<.
TgrRD RACE-Belie Meade handicap for all
ACES. 81. 500 added; one and one-quarter miles.
Montague won, with Lavinia Belle second.
Time 2:l9l4
FOURTH RACE-Faison stakes for 2-year-oId
FLIES, 81, $50 added; six furlonRs. La Tosca
won with Cantatrice second and Fireworks
third. Time LII.
FIFTH RAcE-Peytona stakes for fillies 3-year-
dds, 81, $50 added; one mile and furlong. Can
Can won with Reclare second and Druidess
third. Time 2:07.
SIXTH RAcE-Selling, for all ages, $3.50 added /;
dix furlongs Punster. Jr., won, with Mamie B.
pcond and Woo1cutter third. Time lis
SEVENTH RAcE-Sweepstake for maidens of
Al ages. $50 added; five furlongs. Kingston
son, with Syracuse second. Tine 1908.
AT LAToNIA
CINCINNATI, Oct AT Latonia this
afternoon the track was fast and the at
tandance the best of the meeting. The
races resulted as follows:
FIRST RAcE-One mile. Consignee won, with
Harry Weldon second and Pullman third Time
1853.
SECOND RAcE-One mile and twenty yards
Gymnast won, with Eugenia second and Nina
Archer third. Time 1916
THIRD RAcE-One mile and three -sixteenths
Business won, with Hamlet second and Virgo
dor third. Time 2:O4l4.
FOURTH RACE -Kinbal stakes for 3-year- old
colts six furlongs Palestine won, with Valeria
second and Sir Abner third. Time 11.16
FIFTH RAcE-Two-year-old maiden FLIES, half
mile. SaXonate won. with Sara second and
Mary COnroy third. Time 0:57.
SIXTH RACE-Two-year- old maiden FLIES
half mile Lucille Manett won with Rosedell
second and Edith L. third. Time 0:5014.
BIG EVENTS AT NEWMARKET.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The race for the Gar
ogitz stakes for 3-year-olds and upward,
two miles, two furlongs and thirty-flve
yards, at Newmarket to-day was won by
Prince Sotykoff's 5-year-old bay horse
Sheen. There were twenty-five starters
The race for the champion stakes was won
by Gen. Byrnes' 4-year-old colt Amphion.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-
CTATE OF GEORGIA. C8ArHAx coUNTY-In
- the Superior Court OF Chatham county,
December term, 1890. ANTHONY K DESVEH|
NEY: SAMUEL r. MERAULT, JOHN II.
DEUS A.. MORELL and SAMUEL r.
SPAULDING. Trustees Of the Social Cub OF
savannah. v. ADELAIDE u. WAYNE
WA nY NEFF re: sSec1 T0Tu Of the win q
HENRY n. WAYNE, executors Of tie viii
OF MARY @. CUYLE2, and HENRY n.
WAYNE, Z. d. HATTON, JOHN Z. WARD,
ecutrix. and HENRY II. SMITH. admin
istrator with the will annexed Of JOHN
NJ. CUYLER Petition for relief and for can
collation. Of NOR gage on the records Of Chatham
county.
To the defendants. WAYNE NEFT. exeo-
utor OF the will OF MARY J. WAYNE, OF
the city Of Cincinnati. Hamilton county, Ohio;
JOHN r. WARD executoFof the will of MARY
c. CUYLER of the city OF Morristown. county
of Morris. and state OF New Jersey; r. u
HATTON. executor Of the will Of JOHN X.
CUYLER, of the city and county OF Milwaukee,
State OF Wisconsin; JOHN r. WARD. executor,
and ALICE H. CUNLER. executrfx Of the viii
of JOHN NJ. CUYLER, OF the city of Norris
town, county of Morris and state of New
Jersey:
You, and each of you are hsreby commanded
TO be and appear at the next term OF ths Super
ior Court OF Chatham county, in the state OF
Georgia, 20 be held on the fIRBT MONDAY,
being the first day Of December, 1890 then and
there 10 answer the piaintifs upon the merits
of their petition and amendment thereto agairst
you, praying the cancellation of O certain mort
gage on the southern portion Of lot No. Ia.
barlow ward, in the city Of savannah. recorded
in the clerks Office of the Superior Court OF
Chatham county in mortgage book o. folio 108,
and for relief set out la their petition now "a
file In this court.
Witness che Hon. ROBERT FALrIoANT, Judge oe
said Superior Court, this third(3) day OF Septsn-
Der, in The year OF our Lord one thousand eighu
hundred and ninety.
LESTER & RAvENEL,
Petitioners Attorneys,
JKP Cam, Clerk g. c., G. c.
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FTIndcates trace tinches and hundredths.
G. s. GoRGEs, Observer Signal Corps.
Cuban Conservative Leader Dead.
HAVANA, Oct 9.-The Count of Casa
More died this morning He was the
leader of the conser vative party in Cuba.
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TOR RENT. an elegant four-story building
Il 45x60 on Bull street, with cellar 10 feet in
the clear. First story Is feet, second story IA
feet. third story IS feet, fourth story 12 feet
mgn' Piats glass 'front.' elevator and all mod.
course Of erection One of the best stands in
the city and would maSe an elegant retail dry
goods, grocery, cloth & or drug store. same be-
ing onehaif OF the row building to be occupied
by us. the two stores divided by fire wall
Possession given from November 18th to De-
cember LIST. For cut of the building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROS. Savannah, Ga.
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X EORNIA CHATHAM CoUNTY.-NOttce IL
VI hereby given that have made application
to the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham county
fer an order to sell four shares OF the capital
stock Of the Southwestern Railroad Company
of Georgia. and also Certificates OF Indebted
ness of the Central Railroad aad Banking Com
pany of Georgia Of the par value Of Three
estate Of MARY ELLA GORNwEI,L, deceased.
for the payment of debts and distribution. and
that said order will DO granted at Novembcr
Term, 1890. of said court, unless objections are
fled FRANCIS NJ COkNWELL,
Administrator Estate OF Mary Ella Cornwells
deceased.
Oct. @ 1890.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE material used for the publication of the
i Sumter Republican. There is enough bre-
vier, nonpnrle and display type to run a nice
eight-column quarto paper. All new and good
faces. Apply to SUMTER REPUBLICAN,
Americus Ga.
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ENOR RENT, the King residence No 1876 Gor-
Il don street, between Bull and Whitaker
splendidiy located, fronting Monterey square
and Pulaski monument. Twelve l1rge rooms
on basement of four rooms. Large yard and
garden, stables. etc Being thoroughly reno
waited from basement to garnet, will rent or
lease. Possession given Oct. IS. For further
particulars apply to R. S. CLAGHORN, real
estate agent, No. Drsyton street. or j. u
KING. Rome Ga
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Maximum temperature. 76 minimum tenn
perature 49, ,,,,,,
The hight of the Hrfver at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. m. yesterday Augusta time
was ga feet-a rise of OF feet Curing the
past twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty -four hours
ending p. m. Oct 9. 1890, 18th Meridian time
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations
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DOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
l. ing; it is handsome new edifce, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
TO any class of business possession given imme-
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union ciety,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words o.
nso~e, 8" tAts col~mA inserted FOR ONE
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insertion.
Acs'yoodv 1Ao hos dny sruns 10 suppey.
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TOR RENT, house McDopough street, be-
l. tween East Broad and Houston street ten
rooms and outbuilding; SIS. JOHN H
RITWE
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nor RENT, portion of tho Lathrop ware
Il house, suitable for storage purposes
River street railroad runs immediately ia front
of the lower story. Possession at ones W. K
WILKINSON
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FOR SALE.

BATES ELEVATOR, in use two years. for
~ sale BIZ j. z. ROMLAND. as Bay street
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EOR SAFE CHEAP, good gentle horse; lady
Il can drive. Apply r. Fl. JONES, Whit
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| TOR RENT, large brick house, ~ Tattnall
| street: water and gas; GOOD tenant; cheap
rent. SIMON GAZAN, Bull, corner Broughton
street.
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LOR RENT. Dwelling and store SIS Whitaker
CLAGHORN, real estate agent, bra gton st.
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4 AS STOVE. seven burner. good order. for
~ sale cheap. Address WILSON, News Of
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TOR RENT-From Oct. i. residence 10l16
Il Barnard street, facing Chatham square.
Apply 10 l. w. LANDERSHIEE, Executor.
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TOR RENT. stalls. mule pens; accommoda
Il datious for any kind of stock for rent il
stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery
Stables GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
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TOR RENT, houss corner Bull and Duffy,
Il Newly painted as fresh as a new house.
Hot and cold water, possession at once. Apply
corner New Houston and Bull
, 1890-07-17
A GuAsTLY DISCOVERY.
Revenge the Motive of u MystcrIou.
Murder.

MIssoULA, Mont, July l5.-Another
tragedy is reported from the tlathead
country. A white man. name unknown,
was killed last fall by an Indian. The
facts as near as can be obtained at this
time are as follows; Fourth of July last
Antonio Finlay, at Egan, shot and
killed his cousin, William Finlay, an
other Indian. While the murderer was
being taken to Demersville by Deputy
Sheriff Grant he said he supposed he
was going to be killed, and after he had
had good sleep he would tell a secret
Of an indian killing a white man. The
Indian kept his word. He mentioned
a place in tho vicinity OF Smith
valley where the bones OF white man
could be found. A party OF settlers took
the Indian and went directly to the spot.
They were Mortified to lind the skeleton,
Just as the Indian had said, partly coy
cred with brush. Coyotes or other ami.
mails had eaten the ilesh, hut the cloth
ing was still about the frame. showing
that the man had been shot in the back,
as the Indian stated.
Who the unfortunate man was ia n
mystery. the murderer Is reported to
have been one Pascale. IL is said that
the deed was committed out OF revenge.
According to Antoine, tho man muir
dered had upwards of 500 IN money,
besides. q horse and saddle, all of which
were taken. The verdict of the coroner's
jury was That the unknown came to
nis death from a gun.shot wound in
tlicted by rifle In the hands of an In
dian known Us Pascaio, some time be-
tween August 10 and November 10, 1850.
the motive for which We believe to be
revenge"
, 1890-07-17
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Conference Report on the silver
Biii Presented.

HIll Pru.onNed,
To-hay IN tho house Mr ferk'ns' ot
Kansas, presented the conference report
on the bill granting right of way across
tho Mile Lncs Iudlnn reservation to the
an, E.I. NiIta - q aLa s,,Da.io,
'' ''',s'
f".'rVau'
Mr' EnIoe, OF tennessee, raised a aHues-
tiun OF consideration, In the interests of
tlIc priynte calendar.
Mr. parsi,s ,n,vo,i ,h,, f,,,hor n,o-
, 1890-07-17

ported q substitute for the bill intro
duced by him on the 10th OF May, to
reduce the amount OF the United States
bonds to be required Of the national banks
and to restore to tho channels oil trade
tho excessive accumulations OF lawful
money In the treasury; placed on tho
calendar. IL provides that the compul-
sory requirement OF the deposit of United
states bonds with the treasurer of the
United States by tho national
banks bo limited In amount
to $1,000 Of bonds for each
bank, provided that the voluntary
withdrawal of the bonds for tho retire
nient Of national bank notes shall not
exceed 100000 in any month, and
also, provided that the act shall not ap.
ply to the deposits of bonds TO secure
deposits OF public moneys; also pro-
viding that the national banks no enti-
Titled to receive circulation notes not
exceeding the whole amount per value
oi the bonds deposited, and that at no
time the total amount of such shall not
exceed the amount of capital stock &C
tually paid in.
The senate then resumed the consld-
Grafton OF the sundry civil appropriation
bill, the first item being $40, oCO for the
surveys OF public lands, the committee
recommending an increase to $6OO, 900.
without disposing OF the amendment,
the senate adjourned.
, 1890-07-17
MONDAY.
Many Amendm cnts to tho sundry
Civil NH Passed.


WAsHNdroN, July l4.--ln tho senate
to-day the house bill for tho disposl tion
OF the abandoned military reservation at
placed on the calendar.
The sundry civil bill was then taken
up and many amendments were agreed
to, among them the following; For
completing the lighthouse on Northwest
Seal Rock, oil Point 81. George, Cal,
$4,000; for new steam tender for
service In the first lighthouse district
so5, 900; tender for the ninth and eie eycnth
lighthouse districts, 5000; tender for
tho thirteenth lighthouse dist rici,
$4,000, $4,000 for the compile tion
OF thu government trout breeding
and distributing station IN Lake
county, COL; increasing the item for
the transportation Of silver coin from
$4,000 10 $4,000 inserting an item OF
S3S3, 500 for improving, extending and
repairing the vaults IN the treasury
building, and for constructing new
vaults or safes there.
The amendment to insert an item OF
$500, 900 for establishing In the city OF
Washington Latin-American memo
rial library, the site to be selected by the
secretary of state, and tho building to
be erected under his direction and su.
pervision, having been reached, Mr.
Vest opposed II ms part OF
the sentimental programme to secure
commerce with the South American
states: lt was nonsense TO expect that
any glamour could be thrown over the
subject In the way of sentiment that
would bring trade, Besides, there was
, 1890-07-17

such claims being by virtue Of tho
'Pr"" a"i. mo. y. " a,.'','.sn s n,,,,i % :, o.J,.L
,,na, nv shin,',,s h,,,. ,n un
VIZ. w. s",pp','t JUS, W o'"o' ms ""'
nnisheu business, were taken up
Mr.. Gibson addressed the senate. lilo
argued against the proposed subsidies
for shIps, but I'm favor of moderate postal
subsIdi,s n. ,note NJ Tho inno,tancc
.,r..,.I,i.hi H. -, .,..n,,htn. 90
w ""e W s'ea'"'"P
U'oe WIN tho 'ohgo county 'he ouiIu'
inI OF government drydock al Now
Orleans, and the reforming OF tue tariff
BY admitting commodities from tho
ao,,,,, A,na,l". go. a, io.or 80. ~
dv,,s. Ita aaas,,s., [ - ~ ,ho % oh.,r.
uutts. nt Iplehlcu 10 tno Cnhlt-
, 1890-07-17
THE VALENTINE sCRIp.
a Test Case 10 Bo Made-The Tids
Land Holdings,

TACOMA. Wash, July l2.-Tho validity
of the Valentine scrip on the tide lands
Is TO be testel In the courts. The bold
ers Of property under entries with Val
cutine scrip are not satisfied with the
adverse decision given by the secretary
of tho interior last winter and have nc-
cordlngly decided 10 test the question In
the courts.
jacob q. Mann, who II tho owner Of a
large amount OF tide land property, estl.
mated by some To he Of the value -C'
$40, 600, has brought suit against
the Tacoma Land Company to ro.
strain them from damning the channels
of the Puyallup river and dredging the
channel, as contemplated, at tho head Of
Commencement bay, claiming that he
has already sustained damage TO the
amount OF $1,000. ana IL the land com
pany goes on with it's work he will
sustain permanent damage of Slo0,Oo0
An order was issued on the parties to
appear on tho 10th to show cause why
the injunction prayed for should not Ia
passed
The case is one of great importance,
as II involves the whole question Osths
validity oi the Valentine scrip on the
tide lands. II is understood that Mr.
Mann is supported by many oihei
parties interested In tho lido lands, and
the question will, Unnecessary, be carried
to the United States supreme court for
final decision.
, 1890-07-17
A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
A seven-story Warehouse at Min
nsapolis Destroyed.

MrHSEAPoLis, July i5.--The large
seycn-story warehouse of the Security
Warehouse Company, on First street and
Fourth avenue owned by Wood 4
Morse, was entirely destroyed by fire, to-
gether with its contents, this afternoon.
entailing loss Of nearly million dol
lars. The fire is supposed 10 have been
caused by spontaneous combustion.
Two men. w. W. Morse. one OF the
proprietors, and his engineer, were res.
cued by means Of ladders from the
fourth floor. They were almost blinded
and suiiocated by the dense smoke.
The three story stone building on the
north side of the warehouse. occupied as
a dwelling house by n number OF Jewish
families, was crushed Hat by the falling
wnlis, No ono wns injured
, 1890-07-17
THE REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S.
The Order OF Busincss Discussed In
Caucus.

WAsHIsoroS, July io.-The republi.
can senators were In caucus three hours
tonight discussing the order Of busi-
ness.
The outcome was the decision to con-
clude tho consideration of tho pend.
ing bills, and then take up
the sundry civil Appropriation bill.
Ihere was prolonged debate
respecting the places to be assigned the
tariff bill and the river and harbor bill
rs well as the cNpediency of considering
the national election bill at this session.
put no decision was reached. IL was be.
ieVed That before the matters above re-
ierred to wero considered the demo-
cratic policy would be sufficiently re-
vealed TO guide tho republicans in for.
mulatinR meaaurps 70 meet the situalion.
, 1890-07-17
THE PORT nLAKELy MEL.
Its Purchase to lie Made by an En-.
glIsh Syndicate.

TAcoM,, Wash, July i2.-lt is stated
that George sims. formerly private sec.
rotary Of Henry Willard, is en- route for
Tacoma from London, as the agent OF
an English syndicate, to purchase the
Port Blnkely lumber mill. This consid,
era a,ion Of the transfer is not accurately,
known, but Is said to be in the neighbor'
hood .of t2,toO.ooo The Port Blakely
mill Is the largest In the
world It's per diem capacity being
estimated at twice as great as that OF
any three other mills In the country
Il Is also said that tho English syndicate
will not conhne its numbering profits OF
the Puget sound TO tho Port Blakcly
mills but vii ondeayor to secure two OF her
large properties here, one of them the
Salsop Mill and Transportation Co M
pany. The syndicate Is also said 60 10
neg gotiating for what Is known as the
Ncdcr mill and timber interests, about
nine miles north ot tho city OF Seattle.
, 1890-07-17
WYOMING.
At Last She Has Become
a State.
THE MEASURE SIGNED
Washington's New Assist
ant District Attorney,
THE SALARY A THOUSAND SHORT
But II Is the Best That Can Be
Done-The Helena
Census.

Especial service of tho REVIEWS Washington
Press nurcau.l
WAsnISoros, July i0.-Tho president
lato this afternoon approved the net for
the admission Of Wyoming and the ter.
ritory of Wyoming no longer exists.
The delays which have appeared so eS-
aspcrating to those interested In the
speedy passage and signing OF the bill
have been unavoidable, and the few
days delay have resulted in no
special hardships. Although not a
Fourth OF July state, Wyomipg's pros
pecis are as good as chose Of her sisters,
and Uncle sam may well be proud OF
his youngest daughter.
Adyices from Cheyenne and other
points in Wyoming are to the effect that
there is great rejoicing over the birth Of
the state.
, 1890-07-17

NoRrH YAKirA, WASH, July A-D.
4. Davies, tho coal expert OF tho South
ern Pacific, has returned with his party
from the Yakima coal fields In the Cow
litz pass. lilo informed your CORE
spondeut that the coal was unquestiona.
bly, anthracite, and that tho fields were
as extensive as those OF the Roslyn dis
trict. As to the burning quality OF the
coni, that could only bo determined by
The actual tost, which he would make
before giving In his report to the com
pany.