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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
LOCAL PzasoNAL.

c. C. Pedgett OF Tisoa IS ct the Sorsvsn.
Y. Z ShiTers Of Atlanta is ct the Mar =
shall
I. y. Peters Of Atlanta is guest Of the
De so.o.
J. A. Blsdsoe Of Augusta is a CUES. of the
Pulaski
LID. Hill Of Cordelr IS registered a. the
Pulaski
J.Q. Stephens .; Kite is a guss. Of tie
Screvea.
J. 2. Davis Of Springfield is at the
Screven.
WI Brics of New York is registered a,
the De Soto.
S. FiHdisy Of New York is registered at
the De Soto.
H. ". Mitchum of Walshourvills is at
the PuisskL
W. D. Rivers Of Louisville is q guest of
the Screven.
G. o. Person OF Americas Is stopping at
the Marshall.
Mr.. and Mira L. R. Stiles of Chicago are
at the De Soto.
s. L. Wadsworth of Altamonte, Fla, is
at the De Soto.
A. J. King of Thomaston is registered
at the ScseYel.
". L. Wilkinson of Augusta is registered
at the Marshall
L. D. Martin Of Oakland, Fla, is stopping
at the Marshall
Ex-Stats Senator ". Il. Colby Of New
York Is a guest OF the De Soto.
Mr. aud II 5. C. GrnnsIl OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, are stopping at the De So o.
J. y. Johns n aud L. W. johnson of Hur-
ricane are stopping at the Screven.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Gatehell and Miss
Gatchell Of blackstone. r. L, are stopping
at the De Soto.
I The Augusta Chronicle says that Rev. c.
c. Williams, who has been mentioned il
connection with vacant EPISCOPAL
bi5hcpric Of Georgia, is not over 40 years Of
age.
Forest City Lodge No. II, Brotherhood OF
Steam Boiiermskes s, will give its first an
nual ball at Odd Fellows temple Wednes-
day, Jan. Z. The COMMITTEES consists of
john II. Quinn, chairman; John Doyle,
Henry Monahsu, Samuel Spencer, Thomas
Dougherty, George Petrinovich, Thomas
Wilson, Robert Cronk, Thomas II. Mccall
lister and a j, Corprew.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
TIE NEW BorrLIFa WORKS.
George Meyer 81 Co.'s Establishment
Thrown Open for Inspection

George Meyer 81 Co.'s Establishment
Thrown open for Inspection.
George Meyer & c.. celebrated the open
ing OF their new Anheussr-Busch Wholesale
beer depot at the corner OF Bay and Lincoln
streets yesterday afternoon by throwing the
place open to the uublic and inviting gen
eral Inspection.
Large numbers visited the place during
the afternoon and admired the companyis
convenient arrangements. for the
which soothes AMI o;ts1timsI inebr.,
atea. Refreshments in ths shape Of claret
punch, Anheussr beer, cigars and sand
wiches had been provided, and were freely
par asen Of by the visitors
A MORNING. News reporter was shown
through the new quarters by Mr. Meyer, the
head OF the firm. be building Is two st ries
Oh a l0-foot cellar, with % feet front
on Bay street and 30 feet on Lincoln. The
ice house is on the first floor, OF the latest
improved patent. 5jxlS feet, and has a
capacity Of 1900 kegs. The stables are on
the same floor, with stall room for twelve
horses, ard are occupied by that number at
present. The general business office and
Mr.. Meyers pri ate Office are also on the
first d0or.
Ga the second floor Is the bottling depart
oottiing machinery, including Witteman
Bros porcelain lined filing machine, Hart
| Bros lightning bottle washers, several
large iron ia KS for soaking and rirslug
bottles and steaming beer, and six. morse
| power Shipman automatic engine for "pas-
| teurizingh bottled beer. Also, a large cleo
trio motor for turning shafting.
| The bottling floor has been fitted up with
| inch and q half flooring, caulke1 like a ship
deck, 20 prevent leakage, and with 6-inch
1 sewer pipe with sink, and traps to take off
| all waste. The full forcs of the bottling
| department Is forty-six hands, which is
capable Of putting out ~ 900 bottles daily,
or about 4, 0N,00 bottles per annum. The
capacity in k-g beer Is equivalent to LOCO
carloads per annum, or 5000 barrels.
Refrigerator cars are loaded at the
brewery, packed in ice, brought straight
through. and deliver their cargoes at the
foot Of Lincoln street, within 300 feet of
the establishment, and it is Immediately
| unloaded into the ice house. The prompt
handling insurss the condition OF the beer
being always drst-ciass.
From small beginning few years ago
the annual pay roll Of the company has
reached $4,000, and with continually in
creasing business they expect to double that
amount shortly.
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Christmas Novelties.

The devoted wife, the thoughtful mother
the loving daughter, the blushing sweet
heart. the dear old aunts, in fact, all female
members of the family, are commencing to
break their heads in thinking what to give
their male members and friends for Christ
mas. Well, there is no occasion to lose
sleepless nights on that account, when
Appel & Schaul. the Superior One Price
Clothiers, HaiUers and Mems Furnishers,
have just what you want. Elegant SILK
and Sa in Suspenders, in all solid and
fancy colors, plain and embroidered. Mex
Wear in four in hand Tecks, Flats,
p ifs, Winsors. in all the latest
holiday shades, Full Dress Shirts.
NeckBear, Gloves, Haudkerehiefs, etc. !,
Umbrellas, Walking Sticks, Fancy Vests,
Afternoon Hats-in facc, ladiei. all the
latest novelties generally carried in first
class Clothing and Mems Furnishing G DDS
store, which are too numerous to mention,
and must be seen TO be appreciated. An
other thing, ladies; these goods are all being
sold at our usual popular prices. We are
more than pleased To have our courteous
and polite clerks to show you goods whether
you purchase or not. So do not feel delicate,
and call and see US. No trouble TO show
goods. APPEL & SCHAUL,
One Price to All,
I'D. 1913 Congress street.
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TIE HENRY STREET SCHOOL
Tie PROPOSED New Building the FIRST
70 be Erected ~ the School Board

Tie Propossd New Building the E-rst
% be Erected oy the school Board
TIE ned q q public schooi building II
the sottksrn part Of the city las been
recoga.z-1 Tor several years, BIT - bard
o. eoJcz-.ou has never hal tie uo1sy 70
build one = nile Savannah has me o-dezt
system u public sd1cation y IL state, 4 Is
uevertkeiess FAC. TIA no- 5ls sc-2-i-io- ss
for white c1iliren 8as Dssl 51-l- nee tle
1oard - educzt.on wG5 orza1iz-d. 80
city schools for cll1-e1 children have ben
bait. bat part Of TIE cos. = t4sss ouild-
inzs sas coarFsb1;s1 ~ the .ase Mr. De-
R-uua.
TIE Chatham Academy wEs built aud g
still owned ~ tie Chatham Academy
trlstees Ike MEssis scnooiAouss as
built baf5re tie var, With fEEGs lef. oy Ar.
Aassie. ne Bzrul-d s-rs-t sch >olIo1se
was bu.lt BIZ the justices OF tLs inferior
court, rep-e-e1tIHg tie cJuGSy. TIE Czthe-
ira. aud - F4Tic6s scb8olnolsss 1ers
nuilt - tzs Catholic caurch, aud are
o. e. b. j.
This pgo.Csed lev schooihoCse Wi.l,
therefore. De lh- fist building Il he KIM
erec. CT b. TIE board u education, a.d the
second bclIiEZ bliit With pubic T1y1ey.
IL yisD q these fac-s, the bullciHg, waicn
4 . occupy e SIS bounded BY bezry,
y hitak=r aud Barnard streets, zno1lI %
one tBs. vii 1clRg!y marx The Lew ERA II
pubic clue ti3a e this CITY.
Tie ard Of eiscation is now renting
two bUl d.ngs, ooe on TAYLOR street G1d tie
o.heT o. Ball s.res-, mar Andsrso1, for
sccOo. purposes, aud the &c tai pad for
them Will 20 half way. a. least. toward
paying tas interest o. the COS Il vary
spacious and elsg4nt school building.
The question OF no1 % pFogife tue ways
ana uesas 70 erect TIE PROPOSED building
WAS dsclsssd q. IT'S nesting u tas b0ari
Monday night, ami was referred % the com
mites O. & aEcs and school buildings.
jointly. IL Il expected that With tue ad-
1itiOnal sppropri tin from the state, and
what can b sGgai next year fro a tue
pre-eut county appropriation. there Will be
enough fluids IL sight 70 warrant the CON-
1leEcsns1t Of the Togk, aud 4 the grand jury
ca te prevailed upon 10 make e special
ten in tie tax budget 70 aid The board in
u Effort 70 provide suitable school aeon
ncdal rs for be children 10 the so1rheTa
Part II the ely there will be 10 great
Ia carrying out the projs
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CITY 2 4EvITIES.

The fines in the mayors court yesterday
amounted to sci.
Eight arrests for disorderly conduct were
reported at police headquarters up to II
O'Clock last night.
While workmen were excavatIng East
Broad street opposite Broughton street lane
Tor sewer connections ye terday afternoon
he earth caved in, burying two colored
men, They were quickly dug out and were
not injured, but badly frightened. The
accident broke into the Bslt Line schedule
and attracted large crowd Of people,
Two negro women riding down Whitaker
street yesterday afternoon, and driving a
Texas pony, Wore thrown out OF the gig in
turning the Congress street corner. The
women attempted TO make short turn TO
go into Congress street, and in ling so one
of tne gig wheels struck post, and tire cart
turned almost completely over, precpitatng
the occupants on the asphalt. They sus-
tanned no injuries. The ru away dashed
down Congress street into Bull sire 1t near
the Southern Express Office, and ran in the
direction Of the market, where he was
caught by a negro and turned over TO
the owner
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A oryr 10 JEWISH oRPAAEa
-. :. soIoraons' Presentst.o= . rs
Hebrew iona


Ny MIS- l5mo-s has presented 70 tie
. Jswisa OFpns4is Home tie god Tne1s.
which as given him Il ISL y s4vs lnsh
/ iodze Ct ne 1. 0. z. 3, q which h Hss
tssn presitsat, IL spprsciz,ioa q he sew
( scas uhica BE rsldsrs1 the order daring The
Z fearfal yellow fever eolcsuI o thzr year,
as an Al 1uzl reward II TEzrit,to be AWARDED
By tie trustee under sEch CONDITIONS IS
tEey think pEopsr.
Win tie msisI 1Tr. Sclon0ns has pre-
ss1ted y tas tras ees of the home city Of
Ssvsh al bord. t1s int. Is. OF which Z =
bs paid % the wezreF q tor medal
Before presenting the msdai 81. so!ouons
sub1alItsd he foil0 wing ieE-sF . TIE lodge,
from which be resolved l.:
EzvAsxAz4 "a, Dec = 1872.
To he 0Icer1 q "a Gsa-5srs 81 S1r1E sah
LodJe NJ. IL. J. . z. r.
DEAR Sis sD BEo-HEzs Desiring . psr-
pstcaf. 10 Gttilg 1Isnn=r yo1r comp. .rneatAry
pres nzztiOa cJDuleIoOr&tfo- lie sp-eenc .
80, AM euoE-Eg q no better 1ncdluln toa1
that Of oar JsElsa Orphans Home I cam
eztiy rel g. yolr ss-e-5I % rz-ltt t1is medal
% De used Ga ''a1nIzi T-Esrd Il uefft.
under s4.cl conditions IS TIE 09a~l o. gnz-Isgsrs
lay p:escTib-. VIC whom val ais5 D. paced
.l-r cons &c -aslsls % 1e us-1 70 Ills CoE1zts-
Z N Hoping q vii " t1s p 2 : u l1s-lllog
fur-cer G1o .i31 II the Jss-sH hea-.s. sli
A<-Wl-e cauz- E0dr apy-ec44-r1 tFlCuLs % i've
cl-cel t5-rsEi,a -l.i cave p3ssel pazs- i away.
therefore aEk your Unaul-nous c3aseut. aud
an yours fretsEne. Il J. So ECSz-
Ins Letter was Fes1 a. tie rs. N .sLlng #
Savannah lo5ge. and Mr.. SOlomon's pFopo-
Sill was Unanimously approved. The
medal 1iH BE- forwarded 70 tie trustees Of
the home IN a day or Two i Is , n a
medal and badge II comprises four pieces.
eaca having relation 70 ms otne-, and
WI oh are sttacaed TO b.ue ribbJn. Tue
medal is Of solid gold, richly chased
and engraved. The lin bar is
engraved wiz TIE ark Il the covenant, sur
mounted b. miniature figures u the cheFa-
bin. representing Truta and Justice Be
meath are cim.nuive tablets Inscribed Nth
the tan cOtnnaa1ns It. "a whole IS taste
fully drspsf v Il three scrolls, Lasc-! ed
Beneg oience-H 4rmony-B-otneriy L re.
Tue second bar is g handsomelY designed
IA 3aogran II the Initials Of the order ~.
o. 3. 3" around which is gracefully tWined
a scroll 6ith the inscription: 'PressnteG TO
Brother Il. J. SJloIlons.'
The t-1sd Tar Is - emblem Of the order
miniature representation Of the ssven
burning candles, rounding a scroll, on
one port Il OF "nica e the ins Tipti5a: in
token Il appreciation Of his action daringn
-ou the otheF-''I1e recent epidemic in
our city in 1877
Pendant by ms 10 the badge is a richly
". cath, ia the csn.sr Of which are
two gayels, crossed and and wrapped with
q scroll. tea ing the inscription: "Savan-
nah Lodge No 2l7."
Tas badge and m dal have been highly
prizsd by 4r. Sol9mOns tor their value aad
for their associations, aud their presentation
70 the Orphans homa Is q graceful and
charitable act.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
81. MATHEWS CEOsCH EAI
It's Formal Opening Ia the WAmfsld
Building Last E1g5r

It's Formal Opening Ia the WAnfsld
Building Last Sigst-
Tie fair for the bs-efs q *. Mathews
church Eas opsnsi j. IL Wa Gsli baiiilrg
laSt night undsr the most faTorabse aus -.ces.
4 Large crowd Was IN s-tsnds1cs ard money
was spent freely.
Reg. Charles 4. Strong opened the fair
with b-Ief AID arpr pirate address
TIE frst table . ne eft Of the EXTRA nee
Is tie Excslsisr. Il : very attractive and
hzs some han5-Ous and valuable articles
II the cs1tsr q tbe table Is = fise crayoa Of
Rev. y. 2. Fltzsiuo1s, rector Of ST.
Matthews Il lsflr ssle ard viii probably
9rinS e good psi-s- 4 plush tale { % oe
voted % Lhe most p0p IA young lady OF the
flag drill, 8 brl1- dol 70 the ElOs.
popular scholar Of -. Matthews Sunday
school, = large do. . S-s Eaost p5pu 81 miss
Of the Congregation, and pistol % tas n st
popu sr Young usn II the church. The
E1cslsioT Is in charge Il Mrs. a. o. Aact--
I've. who IS SIS sci o. AIRS. Banks, Mr..
Fs-zsF, Ms. 4iiiistol. 1iiss Dray Ton, hiss
Banks, Miss Burco. Hiss Daisy Brown, Miss
Mamie 3 Own. 8 Master Willie Brown.
The next tsbIe IS II charge Of Mrs.
Bierae Gorde7. Is. g. A. Oakes. Ms
Roche, hrs. Williams and Mrs d. B. Hull.
This table he's displayed some eIsgant fancy
Wig, Christmas cards and attractive
novelties. the principal Of which Is Sc geral
amusing little fgrres, the ''6ro1nieG'
The fruit table Is presided over by Ars
Haze toe, Miss Lofat. Miss Gefckea, Hiss
HazistSn and Mis- rhomAs Some tempt
ing and delicious fruit Is displayed, and the
tkbls Melted q neat sum !as- night
The most move! q d attractive table in
the fair is ths Rainbow. u is 10 the shape
Of a rainbow, aud hung across with vari-
colOred lights. / has & pretty display q
fancy ar-lcias, aud large crayos portrait
II Rev. Charles q Strong. Mrs. John
He1der on il in charge, a31 Is assisted by
Mrs. r. g. Gibbs, Mrs. Lucas. hrs. Harry
4cLeoGd, ArG L.tdg, Miss Cox and Mss
Woslhopse-.
a Christmas tree, hung with wealth OF
toys. is in charge OF Ars. AcLaoad and
Mrs. Gibbs.
TIE cigar both, where can be purchased
the finest stock, Is presided over by hrs.
Gardiner Dicki1son.
Tho refrsshmsot table is in charge Of Mrs.
Elton. Hiss Thompson, Miss Thosnas, Ms.
Wells. Mrs kinse.. Ars. Warnock, Mrs
Van Horn, Miss Belle Wells, Mss Ad lie
Orue, Mis4 Bacot Mss lharm, Miss VIII
Jams. Miss Mar Carmichael, Bliss Mary
Woolhopter and Mrs. Ely.
Through the c5ute- Of the 0dr room are
sma toy booths, which did Iushi z bust
ness last night
I he fair viii continue until Friday night,
and di2srs fro most entertainments of its
ktnd ia allowing any railing. Every
article must lie either purchased or voted
for.
a concert stand IS erected m the western
end Of the nom, and some choice singing
was heard last night.
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a CoNvIcrs ONLY CHANCE.

Williams, Alias Phinizy, Throw
Pepper in an Omcer's Eyes.
George Williams. alias Richard Phinizy,
who burglarized the tailoring establish
meat Of J. F. Kennedy Nov. /, pleaded
guilty, in the superior court yesterday and
begged the court to be mercitul Judge
Falligaut sentsA Iced him to ten years in the
peuitentisry.
The long term of imprisonment star
ing W illiaus in the face did not exactly
strike his fancy. and he made up his miad
TO escape from toe clutches OF
the law. As he was being taken back
10 the Jail from the court house he man
aged to slip his handouts, and putting bis
hand in his pocket drew out a handful of
cayenne pepper and threw it into the eyes
of Officer Goldman. Williams then broke
into run. but was soon overhauled by
Deputy Sheriff Simmons and more securely
handcuffed.
While Officer Goldman was not seriously
injured, the pepper in his eyes caused him
much pain.
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SLAIN FROM AN AMBUSH.
ANOTHER N1RDER N THE CAMP
At FIgE-MLE BEND

-Wash" Ssdle- Shot While Sitting Z,
Camp Pre- The Murderer Tn
known, but Supposed = be George
Blssh, a Negro. With whom Sadlei
Had Quarrs,ed-TEe Coroner's In
vestigation and the Jury's verdict
OAoers Af1er Blesn.
Wash Sadler ico-0-ed wss shot and
mortally WOUNDED by unknown parties
Monday night CO the South Bound railroad
camp, at the fve-mLe bend Ct the AUgls.a
road The party who fred the So = was in
aTnbtitcsds IN the SIDE q the road.
Tie bullet entered Ssdisr's head Just be-
low the Tlgat ear, and came Gu, a. the lef,
tempe. Ihs wounded man lived for over
six hours, and died bstFesn Y and ! o'cl 1ck
yesterday morn NJ.
Ssdlef, IN company With Henry Jones,
George Jackson, aEd = woman named
Emma Brown, were si.ti5g around the
camp FIRE chatting. vixen suddenly tHo
sharp reports Of = pistol were beard, and
Sed!er feI . the ground. Ths others 10 TIE
party ran 70 bis ss8Sisncs, ane carried hin
70 tie tsat. where eveTYthi, < was done 70
relisTe MS suRersngs ult.l death eusget.
TIE coROyzE's rzQrEsI.
Coroner Dixon Uas no-i1ei and went 70
the scene # the shooting yesier1ay nora
i-g and impanslsd q jury composed u =
X. jenkins, 9. a. wilkins, / j. Wallace,
J. y. BAKER, Reu5en BlTG, Joe Holmes
and George MorT.sssy.
Henry Jones was tie only witness exam
med After detailing tie circumstances
81 tEe ka!i0g he -eld a s-Ory that may
fasten tho crime On aDOtaer negro. He said
tnas OF last saturday George blGsh, z negro
who had been wgTgiEg on the road aOcuy
tYo days, hal fuss With Sadler about q
pistol be.ou giug u him tSadleri which was
styleu from the tent shortly before
CAUSE or The FATAL QUARREL
B!ash ofered q sa.l Sadler pistol, which
ths deceased recognized a. the one he hed
LOST. lie told B.ash that it eas his, snd was
called & - lar. Tie men then closed IL
on eacn other. Capt jenkins. the ntTsc-
tor, separated them, ard asked Sadier not
TO ceHso any further trouble, which he
promised. Blzxh ftsii around the camp
until Sunday nyrn.ng. Since that time he |
has not been seen.
After bearing tbs evidence, the jury rem |
dereG q verdict tat Sadler came 20 his !
death By pistol snot wound, inflicted by !
the hands Of some unknown party, and |
they considered il murder.
LOOKS LIKE BLAsH
While 10 direct evidence was eddgced 20 |
show that Blasn did tae killing, yet rbs |
fact that h7 had Z quarrel with sadler on |
Saturday and left the camp on Sunday |
would leave the impression that he muir
dered Sadlsr ia a spirit Of revengs
4 ne murdered TGen was about % years /
old and had the reputation Of being pezcs-
able and kard-wOrEing, and was never
engaged IN any trouble since he has been /
working On the South Bound he is said 20 |
have formerly lived a. Thuad rbolt
Biasn hailed from Teyl0r comfy, aud is |
probably making bis way back there.
Tie o5tiHg occurred about quarter #
a nile from where David Williams was
Killed y Charles Cummings Saturday /
night, Nov. =.
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ROBBED ~ THE STREET,

Little Girl Knocked Down By Two
Negroes and Flundered Of SIS.
Two negroes robbed little daughter Of
Mr.. j. J. Murphy Of s5 which she had gone
10 get changed at store at Anderson and
Burroughs strests day before yesterday.
The robbery was committed on the street in
broad daylight. TIE little girl had been
given " gold piece by her parents and
was sent TO the Store to set 1t changed.
6he was given five silver dollars, and taking
the chan Q st1rtei home. The negroes saw
her get the silver, and, following her short
dis a1ce, KNOCKED Ler down and took the
money and got away with it. A search
was made for them, but they had not been
captured up to last night. Both negroes are
known
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KILLED Il, FLORIpA.
". s. Bitch shot through the Hear
By a Negro e. BALDWIN,.

y. s. Bitch shot through the Hear.
By a Negro a. Baldwin.
News was received in Savannah yestsr-
day norainz % the killing Of ". S. Bitten
At Bald win, twenty mills west Of Jackson
vile, on the Florida Central railroad II on
day afternoon.
Dir. Bitch was q leading stock dealer In
Savannah and In Eoriie. He lad hired
negro namsd Jenkins % uelp him load some
cattle for shipment at Baldwin. In the
settlement a dispute arose over 10 cents,
"nen the ne yrO drew 35-caliber revolver
and snot Bitch through the heart, killing
MIN instantly. The mu derer fed.
IEe kIllng crea-ed great exctmeDt in
Bald @iB, aud z sherifFs posse was organized
AMI began search for the murderer Tue
negro, Jsnkias, Is desc ibet as sbout % years
old, brown color, large, full brown eyeE, very
viii teeth. Fataer broad mouth, small side
whisksrs, smart, intelligent looking fellow,
about SIX feet high. very straigh5 built
Shoulders a little taperiag; wears q No. Q
shoe and weighs from l65 70 ITO pounds.
Inc irst Of the tragedy received in
Savannah was a telegram o the murdered
mans daughter, Ars. J. w. Ksight, a.
West Broad and S.ewar. streets. yesterday
morning. Mrs. Kaigat left at once for
Florida Mr. Bitch leaves three children,
one married daughter, Mrs. Kaight, and two
unmarried dsu ghters, WHO are at school il
Savannah. Mrs. Bitch cd lasJ July.
The murdered man was no sut 50 years old
de was native Of Bryan county, I'd has
brother at Bitch. in Ta.tnall county.
de has been leading stock
dealer in Savannah and Flori La for the lasg
six or eigat years. He was in Savannah
nearly every week, and left last Thursd av,
after having been here several days. He
vas an upright Christian man aud was
widely respected. He will be buried in
Grsenvuls, Madison county. to-day.
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THE GOLD NOT TO LAST.
A Warm Wave Following on the Heels
OF the Cold Speli.

Warm Wave Following on the Heels
of the Cold spell.
Yesterday was somewhat ;wintry, but not
very cold. The mercury did not reach
freezing point, the minimum being 33'
The cold breeze5 wero all the more sharp
ly felr, however, on account OF the recent
warm weather Reports received from the
signal service stations throughout the conn =
try last night showed the day to have been
only moderately cold, with no extreme old
in any cality.
The forecast Of the signal service bureau
at Washington for Georgia today pre-
diets fair and warmer weather, with
northerly winds. A warm wave has au-
peared in the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys where the temperature has
Iisen from TO- 20 ~.
The rise in temperature will extend over
the central portion Of the country, and
reach the Atlantic coast to-day. A killing
frost occurred Monday night in the gulf
states, except in Eastern and SoUehern
Florida. Freezing wea her was reported
from Mobile and Pensacola.
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CHARGED VITA LARCENY.
The Exhibitor Of Church Panorama
IN Trouble.

The Exhibitor Of a Church Panorama
IN Trouble
c. Z. LAyaren teolored) was before
Mayor Schwarz yesterday morning on
charge Of simple larceny, and was turned
over TO the city court on a warrant.
Lavaren had beel in the habit of going
around among the nsgroes, showing them
church pa ioramas, and claiming to tell
fortunes, and e. the same time is said TO
have had the very bad habit of taking
away with him articles which he did not
own.
A few days ago he visited the house of
mary Miiledge, and on his departure took
with him watch belonging 70 her. He
was arrested, and yesterday the Milledge
woman swore out a warrant, charging him
with theft
II the charge is proved Lavaren will
probably have an opportunity of showing
his ability at improving the panoramic
view Of Chatham county outside Of the
city in the garo Of a convict.