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BOOKBINDING.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTAT OF
tice is hereby given by the undersigned. exec
trfx OF the viii of Samuel E. Webster deceased
to the creditors of, and TO all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication of this no.
tlce, TO the said execufrix, at the office of
Clinton l.. White, northeast corner of Second
and Streets Sacramento City, California
October 30, 1891.
EMILY WEBSTER
Executrix of the will of samuel E. Webster
deceased.
CLINTON L. WHITE, Attorney for Executrix
o29-5tTh
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DIED.
KINkEL-In this city, November 10th, J.
Adam kinkel, a native of Germany, aged
80 years, ! month and ii days.
FD-Friends and acquaintance are re
specffully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, o street between Ninth
and Tenth, this afternoon ut o'clock.
MCDORMOTT-In this city, November 1 tn
Margaret, wife of John McEormott Sr.. a
native of Ireland, aged 72 years.
Rs"Funeral notice hereafter.
GUTH-In tn S city, November l1th, Annie,
wife of the lat George II. Guth, Gnother oi
George H., Jonn L., William r. and Annie
NJ Guthl, a native OF Ireland, aged 55 years.
Ey-Funeral notice hereafter
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MARRIED.
BORN.

AROSE-COFFMAN-In San Francisco. No.
vember 9TH, Geo. b. Larose of San Francisco
to Alice A. Coffman OF Sacramento
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure sick headache,
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BORN.
JOHNSTON = At Johnston's Olive Ranch.
near Cool, FL Dorado County, November
9TH, 10 the wife of r. g. Johnston, "a SON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18

" exptS +Sundayo
aco AMANDA anta
D
xcepte
l m; Halcyonta sos
op
n lien
eand
take Top train
Gen HAAS
L. 8 II A p
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WILBUR MCCOY. q. y. and T. A
Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
French Line to HaWe.

BETWEEN New York and Havre. from pier
D No ~. n. r., foot of Morton street. Tray
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway an / the discomfort of crossing the
channel in a small boat. Special tram leaving
the company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through TO Paris.
LA BRETAGNE, COLLIER, SATURDAY, Sept.
IL. A. 81.
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY, Sept.
&c, 10 A. NJ.
LA BOURGOGNE, LEBoEUF, SATURDAY, Oct
3. 33) A. NJ
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 to 1920,
according to location: second Cabin, 800; Steer
age from New York to Havre $A 5 storage
bedding and utensils.
a. FORGET, General Agent, Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway, New York.
Or w. HUNT, ESQ, 20 B all street. MEssRs.
WILDER 6 CO., 100 Bay street. Savannah
Agents
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for the amount mentioned. Tracy is %

for the amount meltioned. Tracy Is 20
years of age.
Bruins wick Times: Tuesday afternoon
! about o'clock at almost high tide, the
| American bark Agate, lying at Messrs.
Stillwell, Millen & Co.'s wharf, parted her
h .wsers. At the time the men we're at
work loading her and those who were
I. oard were terrified to see her drifting
with the tide. The current was running
very swift at the time In a few seconds
sle took the next vessel, the schooner An
ME L. Henderson,, adrift with her. The
schooner Viola Reppard was the next to
go, and then the schooner Frank w. Howe.
All OF these vessels were attached in some
way to each other. The schooner Agues l.
q ace was the last one to go. Her haw-
ers, which were securely fastened to the
wharf were cut in order to save
her from being in collision or fouled
by the drifting fleet. In a few min
utes large crowd had congregated
on the wharves to watch them drift.
N early all the vessels got damned in some
way. But more serious results would have
happened had they not anchored as quickly
as they did. The schooner Frank w. Howe.
by her powerful engine, was moored at
Cooks wharf without any damage. The
Agnes /. Grace was lowed below, aud,
beyond the breaking of one OF her topmast
backstays, and the loossning of her davits,
she sustained no injdry. The Annie L.
Henderson was re-docked without damage.
The Viola Reppard's martinGale was broken
and her fgurehead badly smashed. The
Agate was not damaged to any extent. The
blame is attached to the Agate, as her
hawsers were not strong enough to hold
the different vessels against the strong
tide,
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VNRAIES leave and arrive at Savannah by
L Standard time, whicnis SO minutes slower
than city time Time at Charleston, 18th me-
NORTHwARD.
No a6t. No. 14'. 70. 7s*. No. at. No. 4o+.
....7:4O am 1889 pm $40 pm S:45 pm 500 am
rs am 5:15 pm ........ ........
Ar Allendale
... ll.IU am To.lO pm .---...-
AR Augusta
ii IS pm .......- ........ ........ ...,....
Ar WATERFORD
q. 1I:20 am $40 pm ........ ........ ........
Ar Charleston
1906 pm sos pm 1886 am $40 pm II IS am
SOUTHWARK.
No. I5t. No. 35t. No, 21*. No. 3e+. No. All.
Lv Charleston
-. ..8:I0am a:85 pm 400 am 4:O5 pm 7:1Oam
Lv WATERFORD
.....7:30am 2;25 pm ........ ........
Lv Augusta
............ 1883 am ..".... ......., ........
Lv Allendale
$40 am 209 p m ........ -....... ....,...
Lv Beaufort
80. .S:3Oam 2:25 pm ........ ........ $50 am
Ar Savannah
-. Ii:3Oam $50 pm 6:44am 1885 Dm !O:45 am
aDaily. +Daily except Sunday. +Sundav onlv
Train No IA stops at stations between Savan-
nah and Yemassee ON signal, and at Green
Pond.
vile, Rdgeland, Coosawahtchie, Green Pond,
Trains No Is, IS, &C. So 40. Al and 42 stop at all
stations Trains II, IS, "a daily: 49, IS and Si
daily except Sunday. Trains 80. 4O. Al and AZ Sun,
day only.
No connection to or from WATERFORD on Sun
day.
other information apply to J. b. oLIVEROS,
Ticket Agent, - Bull street. and at DEPOT
Z. =. Mc5WINEY. Gen. Pass Agent
c. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
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NORTH-BOUND.
Ly Havana Wed and Sat at 1890 PM
Ar Key West Wed and Sat. at 8 pM
Ar Port Tampa Thurs and Sun, Bpm
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Mail train to and from Northern and East
ern cities For stateroom accommodations APP
ply to +. R. ARMSTRONG, Ticket Agent, Port
Tampa.
WILBUR Mccoy, G. =. and T. A.
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often give birth to miasma, as one Of the first
fruits of an upturning Of the soil. Malaria is
a relentless foe TO the newly arrived emigrant
If he be unprepared to meet it by the use Of a
reliable preparative and preventive. II, there
FORE behooves those seeking the far west In
search OF homes to provide themselves with O
medicinal guaranty against chilis and fever,
bilious remttent and ailments of kindred ORR
gin. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has for nearly
half of century been esteemed the best.
From Maine TO Oklahoma from Victoria to san
Juan del Sud. its Acknowledged superiority
meets with no challenge in localities where il
has been used. Medical testimony, the most
positive and direct. backs up the general YER
dict, no less in regard 70 its virtues In case OF
liver complaint, dyspepsia, constipation, rheu-
mAtism and kidney ailments, than In cases Of
maarial disease. I'D.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

The Decline of the Old-Time Quertsr
Race-An aged Mule Still in the
Traces-A Cutting ARRAY on q Train.
A Father Saved From Death by HIS
Daughters Pluck.
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BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, s. C.

STEAMER ALPHA. Il \ STRoBHAR,
VIII leave every Tuesday and Thursday, at
II O'Clock g. M, returning every Wednesday
and Friday. No freight received after 1879 A.
NJ on saiLng days VIII TO -cn at biuffton on
Tuesday aaG Friaay.
Special tfps TO Button every Saturday after
noon at O'Clock, returning leave BIuntOn a. 8
I. H Monday
For further information, apply to
C.. H. MEDLOCh. a gent, Katio's wharf,
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Charleston and Savannah Railroad
Schedule IN ERect July 18th, 1891.

VNRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
L Standard time, whicnis SO minutes slower
than city time. Time at Charleston, 18th me-
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IOl ~
prices weak Ak,
offerings az
r,ther mode De
we're 1889
opening .
lstinedessy
bales. 4.
dull dee {
being lO5
at 4 p
changed, ".
following a.
OttbeCott'
Niddhng -,
GOOD mlddl
Kidding -.
low nid .ln
Goodordln
ordinary
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Oomcstlc Glluauou5 Unntc0

""'S'
kTIiNpNNT .. DBL. IE>'- " Iil '~-
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.. address I.p.'l-. 1870 Ia . o!'-''''
A So. 81" .ra. nna. at j. ',.' 30,
y Ni-A.., 49,. .,t a t.,".. 'ino,.,,
.".u'f'. tciu-a =. NA'.-ht l.'.',, H'.''
/ t..fl.I
....,-....,. .~,- t,p .rfu Nm.
| \ y, ~ SI..i,'i Viii. IL X.
'7IVIp AT rur tPIoWN OFFICES.
$50. l-'- brac"a .'.n..r ia.t.'' 81. '.-t a.
D.. Do. zoo We .r,ni, 49,. "."''
r -'."- ~ g. 49,, a. a., "'' w. ,
..t i'i!a,r. mar
'..l '"'' ~ a., ~. -
r-. -.N.,t.. ,..5 ,...,. .....,.. go
i.1.'i..,t. ., A>.n.a 5. 1893 h. 't".
.hd '.' ID ti.LlN vtt Il D.. -. -, INV
irl 2ID YVES, nlc,,l .ir'. ..n1-i c'" 'h''n'
Is a. ''' "'...'
- Hi. in pri,tt. family nrs-,'n-- in
ID ever. Icsu,,t. good . ference. can
cater vel 70 pt'tat" fanir.. anl dinner
W. ""'.uf 'ia ",skYF Tf-.. ~. II
,.hI.. ", 10, In =,
~
- 20 Id n. y 3oInf rr."iti itI III
- rr 9 l iSuI!' rn;'f''an'- N'' u'-'.''
H. w.. 100 "cet '-'-n'
DIIlIH COOK q, TnxllsAuln aud
- "ifs a. COM e,eu' butt! and co.h. who
H.DIpI.rF lhdft,tuui ta'ir business IN
,r.Iy opacity thoroughly trrstW or'if 10
ri.f.c.d-' family rI'y ~ llh'F oAr"IrHt
D. t'lc'- hldi ~ NIL hHhl, Boa J.
ili''H. 'I' own ''t''. -"' w INV ''
ID rTLIR English Nfs.-rla,> city rcfri-
- euc.. CIV ~ country. tdtr..s a. i. r..
q. .hun. rIto~u umt-. f,-3s hrusdrty.
GtUTLlR Ky a SO.tl GtFItu g. private
ID f.muc. 5tng.. nan. AZ p STRICTLY
t.rrru.fe and rc.pons bic lu- good Pdri-.
I.rdn' and sktcII,.rf cirt reis tnDr-. Al
~ pt.flEc i,G UtSlu.tou--t
.-.------- --'----- -------
ID EIiik U!cCie-ag'd ~4nflr mar.
- -'lc' r"Iaei" ana ''iLp, 'n' VIM
-nId l'riuinrnt pI"rr pl '"na' XXX, u,
Address bF l'r"r N'i'i'l9 NA"'IiHH"'
30 li-t iHth ..
- cof, r,-rt -r ~, , Iron. human and
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Business Chances

A FLORIST with ri able Endorsement.
~ can rent well stocked ros ~, =, .rp
feet OF glass; large LO4cr- ana unIir.
nl-hed cottage. siN rooms, At Wc-tu' ID, New
j rsry. Addre,~ \. a. DRAKE, "a BrCad-
WAY NtN.HOIk
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Unmcetlc SltuItlor5 Unnlf0

Females.
I RESPECTABLE. married woman Wl-he'
n ,LId % lrr lnnit viii Civ u mo1nt!
care. Care Mr. bowman, Az west fIHV-'O'
a YorNG LADY Ic.idcn; teacher OF Ger
a man ani French In private idhliS
desires additional pupils. Address n, tVV
West 51th-,t.
LADY would Ike plata family scwNing'
\ ~ p. I,ttp.i.. 3"i West i7d-sI.
~ EDUCATED young woman dter :,
a po-itlun % coWplu.uu 10 an ih, 'U 7
1om m.r; Would 20 - na.d t3ul Leu1,r
Il ..,.r. g.. -. Bon 90, Tribune p
town ono 93o Hioaaway.
coon 'r..lao.c rfl thout ,itua on,
y Z, TAX. cane Oi chi drrn ali htIp WIN
.'tou.b rvurk OIL l.-ut lois WO.h 40 tdri ;
Nh G3l oth.iNc., corner 3'th-st.' I"s ="
1el tWic'. -,
pISlECTAHIE colorcd woman wishes
Y ia take charge Of Gentleman = AR
mt. NJ SNll II. 22i West 29th,st.
DyrRrGSEMHNTS FOR THE NE ;Nt
n OK 1i.l O. NJ WILL ~: ~ ~.
1nIVI.p Ar TIE UPTOWN Ottl.tS:
Nn a. Roadway. 90 .ncr lhlY'hI- ~
40 Droaiugy. corner 2O'h- s.. untu
20 West w,ntY.l nhd- b.. tolh''
.ib.atr.: ~ Oth.aNc. To- uith-'N ..
corn Fourto th-5'.: 700 Ih.rI-tNc'' 60
me- Forty, .cnth.s' 90 ~ dave. ~, K ar
70, We ond-s-. I.Oo2 Coiumhu,;avs. 90
r-,' - /, 'uu' 4. I.3 , Thi-at'..
nd tbe HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Last one
tup9t q ..rd. tvrntv.ff h--t. NJ 10 : y r..
d 0 w ~ o e.tun1r t-and-t0 enty IN! h.
t., az lcgula. Office Tatta.
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Work ujanieo
49, sa .a - a...a--.
Males.


p AITERN-MAKER.-Sltuatiol by PIT
t-tn. maher attending Cooper Union. Ad.
cFe-s MAhtk. HoX 81 Tribune ONCE.
ID Az iLR PRACTICAL. wants work var.
Ht-h y, poi~hri aud stainer; can take
chaf-e o. work low wages strictly sober.
A11i,r' OF can : Nth-st. OoitorJ
p EE,S,NMAN.-Cyl!nder and Gordon pcsy,
AIl Hs OF ppf cutting; wishes situation
l',G'f'V' wlces W. F.. 32s Lerov-.'.
u ACKER Is years cxIcriencc In cfo1k-
= ~ ana flasS desires D. MAKE o change
:, a.i hlhd of Business. Address CROCK.
ERf. Tribune Ofice.
DEoFFssog fl q rTnan, Tngii5.I- French
IAN creek. nathcLat,c, German
8 tia slator or EDITORIAL. AGdrts, 4. HAG.
\ = TX. 81 Eat 2Gth-st
- lrLA ALTON WANTED.-Boy. rs. learn
1aI" permanent party worked a.. ullCl
Hu salhcI strong, willing Trustworthy.
l'N.,N Dl NShR COS Ea-t ljth-st.
- IEWAkD wants situation in cIubh house
"S', u, restaurant: long cNp,ri'noc and
~ "f.ham.ayc.. Broohlvn.
~ LNoHRAPHEG.->. ua.'on wanted b-
'',t,dnn eAp1 rehc.d steHOsraprer aud tvpl.
,M " Ilte,, G9oa spellcr Sc. MODERATE.
y rN0GhApHEHS ond Remington opcr.
- HtNT. fufi lsl "a O. b. elnn-s noil-... no
{' y Y Z S s'oas o1WyCK0FF, sEAMASS &
~ rEoNG. abl-.lod,ea nan. 90. married
p ~, T. ads and writes English and
4" an nn'nt'y desires a situation ~ any
Hi'''' Nu'Ies, INDt04i:'. Tribune ON.
- ALESMAN. vita good refcr.nces. d..
- 'ir .p"-'a''ios from uaaufac -ur.r-
.9r hotol restaurant nud grocery tridr in
HN'W-in2land. y. o. EoN 55f Prov.d ,nce.
- 1LLNNAN Gc-ir,. position: ,Nt-nslve
ems. v'n.1 d Ea.tern States. s., Eox
u, Tribune Ollce
~ NGLt NAN, age 90 wants Position a.
-, ''. lrt ."t ~ rlrih n a jcwclfy store Or
,"'h' Io won similar " YEAR, reference
on a. euiloyrr. hdirc-, G. l.. b.. Box
~ -N4..n.F Hnbol. :. /.
II rI,"EiTING done a. snort nouc. !,
'tlr II cent, a ioli0 and Wor. guar.
ant'cq references given II desired: core
pohience solicited. AGnrcs, L X
'''HtI j. o. ~, 9sS R'oorfolt " j.
>ErI L-NAN or pOHTER.-Hr = Young
'' 49, % hnari'nC-hoG~r OR T. S'aUi-int.
'NssI '-. y. IoN II. Tribune Uptown
4 fHpL>ILEING.-JoDoine vo,k OF All
ny U no. ~ tn Gay o. 100. j. ".
" 5 Wet "l---sJ
L IH ISTER"R-An or''y- nan + Loo
r. Ni.Nfr. 2a5 We,t 9a.t.-.
I 'I,DL, TX Sc end ,, rAIHG>G 10 o
{o.r .vn ho"-r ~ practical rrlol-t .r,r.
Adde'S J. SNAN 53j East -2l...
w ANIIp.. N'tue..ol be = nan - y.ar.
~ " f'" Ia 'ir % cation. aid vr.f.-
, goo and would hr viilr, o. -t,rt n
f'r .Htl' wages Z nro.d. au opportunity
n f0. ftl.H
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Rooms Uante5

WANTED. One large or two small IN;
w furnished rooms, with board, 81 Brook
lyn. near bridge or ferry; reference given
state terms. l.. ii. b, Tribune ONCE.
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Efal Csiaie Wanteo.

oSIYN PROPERTY wanted, 10 or more
IL acres for country seat, with or with
ont buildings; hish ground, trees and water
view inGisI enSable. Address REAL PCR-
CHASER, Tribune Oncc.
S'ANTED TO PCRCHASE.-A house
w with 10 or i2 rooms and from . TO 10
u-res within an hour OF New-York and
within half mile Of railroad station.
NOBLE & FERGUSON. 81 and 80 Pine.st.
~ ANTED at once, 25.ioot house on or
w Wy near shave. Address ii. A. s.,
BOX is. Tribune Ofice.
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flats tl)artc0.
unfinished.

VIZ ANTED.-By "A lady In business. front
w part OF Cd fiat UNFINISHED rent not
10 exceed SO per month location from
i4th.st. 10 4Oth.st and between 9th and 3th
aves. Address X. l.. c., Bergen'aNe. sta
ton, Jersey CITY.
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Real estate 10 Gxchanae

business to exchange for country prop
ID ery; value $4,000. BUSINESS. Box
IL Tribune Office.
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Drfssmakin9.

A RTISTlC DRESSMAKING.-C losks ard
n wraps in sea- plush ana novelty cOod,
made 10 1T perfectly, most reasonable pr re> :;
hotel orders IN - hours notice. Nh.
McELROY, 81 Last 3,h.st., opposite Den.
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NOTN-s English lady desires position As
I companion or maid "a lady. or chSfren :;
CITY or country; musical; good scanstress.
Wife L., 35l West l2th-st.
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flats Go Get. Hnfnrnishe6

II ELLEVILLE AND PASSAIC. 120-12G
- West 3jth.st.-7 rooms and BATH SAM.
tary plumbing good order; central loca-
ton rents $40, S45; janitor, watchinan.
ADRIAN q. HEGEMAN CO., 1921
Broadway.
20 GRAND. ST.-New building apart
CfO ments large, light airy rent ala .
ADRIAN q. HEGEMAN CO, 1,32l
Broadway.
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Domcs.lc Glluauot5 UdItc0


TOACUNAN AID GARDENFR-COOK
" and LAt NDRE>S.-By Engli,hman and
Nife no children man capable with horses,
arden. lawn. milE, &c. VIE good cook,
IN. lluudr -; excellent dilrywoman and
poultry. Sc. good references.
IL CAkPENTEk'>. lnH Gtn.aNc.
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a. 4 ! a. y
A Ltbtl,L1 MAN Vim, . ,,.,l,o g,
-t-'amI Lourr i'.rmacr, extra b..t ~ RI
,.rTi 'o-. J. r. PORTER. i51 i-l-t t1J.-st.
~ ELDERLY man needs "1 p.u'm"nt
"A no m .5. "Inei I,rfII '' ~ o,n,..'
''N'l rIn,t
'., care "' J." - ''''
A vsTEALIA.-.Gouas. IrI-huan want,
~, ,'iDt,on E,, - l...'.fIan or iaIoiri.
XIX. 700 ttnistfli, x rriburr once.
"N"' $500.
4 pVEETl>.NiII.N,IiN to'E,, III !, H.. y nv ~ i.
H,;h .r nh Gt!prHtyX' oltt,f,.
No :, i,roadNar. conner ILl'y.Gl-t-,t. .
Lao h,eed,,.:v.. c.tn'- 2S'n.-' 'n o,,. -
.. IT,. 30 Nr-t J." N.th.N - y" i''
-tA-A>r.: - 4@ .,. " ~. W.
e. ruT Fourteen. -. ~ IH,r- 20,
n ? f"rtv -r''-.tl..t u-9 nh' w. a., ..
,-.,,....'.,5.., - 30 ,o,un br-',,,. ,o
.t.-t... .e AVonu, :. 1924 TL.d-9vc..
"a .I. IlAEJIN pIFIti. I-1 it.' one
nd a.lr..,vo. ty.unh->t Lr to - o.. D..
rs Nr,' o .... ng 90: -'"1'' .e'''''''
,--- -
IS ....' 90 ~ .tu.,,ol ir e ..u.t.t
..,.. .- d.. irors 90 wY.siir ITS wy thru. rl
,...,. uat would 'it, situation t- 1-- -
1870. book. u.r or ID .'.. o. situation n.i
would hing go woody good iri. F'h'
J.. j. PHlN'' -''i ''-''''
vpon,trTprp or ASSISTANT \
IS y14n. r A. vIut- r. p,-. .ou. r>.r.' or
ference STEADY Box 49, .l''i' ODD 20
q, .,.,.t-f.tpEr J..,-ri.rr.f d.tf.. .r.
IL w." .i.i 70. .r.,.....
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y D'KK CLIPPER a'f!-'an. a.. c.'i. t''.i
: m. i,,,r o.',-1
d,
~ 'i. D.. ! .ttIrs F!ruch, 80 iH 90 800
- I-a{..-g G,.if', :" ~ ,o,' p,
'.' '-' 49, j. ..-,.....
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Arizona republican., 1891-03-20
THE CATLEY COURT-MARTIAL.

Severe Structures Upon his Character by
 Witnesses Examined Yesterday.
 OMAHA, March l9.-The first witness called in the court-martial of Captain Catley this morning was General Wheaton.
 He testified Galley did not accompany his command into the field from Pine Ridge, and witness did not believe him capable of commanding under fire. The captain had been once court-martialed for cowardice in the face of Indians in Idaho and found guilty, but the finding of the court was reversed by President Hayes and Galley reinstated. Accused cross-examined General Wheaton and asked him if he had not been once court martialed. After objections and lively wrangle General Wheaton replied he had never been arrested and tried. Cap tain Galley then asked the court to send for witnesses by which he said he could impeach General Wheaton's testimony and show they would not believe him under oath, but the court refused to comply with the request.
 Lieutenant Turner testified the officers of the Second Regiment believed Galley unreliable and not capable of command ing company off the parade ground.
 Adjourned until tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Two blocks of the business portion of Nashville, Ind, was burned yesterday.
 Congressman Springer was slightly better last night at Washington, but his progress toward recovery is very slow.
 Gurdion Conkling, of Glenn Falls, has sold his Electioneer stallion, Governor Stanford, to New York horseman for Sl5,000.
 By the explosion of a gas furnace at Colbridge, Scotland, yesterday twenty two men were killed and nine fatally burned.
 Broker Hamilton Young has been ar rested on Wall street, New York, charged with forging checks for several thou sand dollars.
 J. and A. Simpkinson, boot and shoe manufacturers of Cincinnati. Ohio, failed yesterday. Liabilities s450, ,OO0, assets S300,0O0.
 The steamer Hercules, of the Phila- delphia Coal Company, went ashore at Nashua island, off Woodruff, Mass, yesterday morning.
 James Myers, one of the principal cattle raisers and a pioneer of Nevada, died last evening at his residence in Ruby Valley, with Ia grippe.
 At Bay City, Mich., at a meeting of salt men, yesterday, it was decided to allow the Michigan salt organization to expire by limitation March 24.
 A man jumped over Niagara Falls at Prospect Point yesterday. He came from the West in the morning. He was about 24 years of age, good-looking and well dressed.
 Judge Benedict, of the United States Court, in New York yesterday, sen tenced General Peter Glasson to six years imprisonment in the penitentisry for wrecking the City National Bank.
 The Treasury Department has decided that moneys found to he due importers as an excess deposit on certain goods shall not be paid said importers when they are indebted to the Government on other accounts.
 The body of Fred Evans, of Eng land," the mysterious Astor House sui eide, has been dug up in New York and finally and fully identified as Wright, the supposed murderer of Ruttinger, the murdered man found in Staten island.
 James s. Ensor, a St. Louis notary public and attorney at law, well known in business and local circles, has disap- peared and it is said has misappropri- ated some $SO00 loaned to him by friends to whom he promised a return on their investments at 10 per cent per month.