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New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

4 r. coo bush III amount on pasIage: o LaN b & ae
impofs ino te United kingdom Zoo were ere qme d lGgn
90 o0 d 20 OC6 re.ictlycly last week. Moderate
North%e7tfn arilyais SA' vbe supply wa decrea,,
Of 2732 bush ',Bu, msgipuiltom a, 1Eg W. aad
one per od in addition to which there wa so,ae s xxx 81
b6 spi4e and i77 bush winter. against lS9 5l and
49, % bush respectively yea agoi & . iion,
d d Ng %f Y 49, I & more and Boon = 81 bush The
,Pot "Sfhe. f.'T toporoi during tn. regular session
r Caad Of gsR sRr1ls ls tSs AeP rn5a ?S 'f2a asao @
Sale, J. $4,000 bush futurc no rgd quoted 81 95'g
Fa HG Norinc4 " 'p ". Ia anoat 30 January closing a.
II c6s'd4l o1s closing at - o6} DO M1N o - otGsd o.
81 oi do Juiv .sa9p4 dosing at 9s'.c; do AueuSt
81 t closing at 2;' 39 peGcSs eSa %hoy y'nS8 nSSna
W,. rn in boatload quot at 17GSQ' 'Sn3d ~ G721e
40 o MIwanEc. quoted at 81 as2. uncraGea Western 7sa
,5a:5s sSG &c. 'iSqi iH%iif MALrtIn ieat reguc.
rowcd state qnoica at @o"1C 9roTe' Ie 10 C6H M
Grni and hcaS1 throughout entire session ana late
%o15I G3 Igr d4''I1nr' c Inc co S wa within Of 6o
CabS nrm ana tcre Wa arcrraNe o & %1 600 Du,h
Il Hdi the oi 5nHun aa a,o 0 came West where there
condeao selling on 6e TIN HSca ,STa, ara' n the NTd T1Id
Kingdom, 10000 quart9r, Near opi6n' @ "gir
sa0n carG"s lots. Iadaa the spot vas SLOW. notn-
Gairv Osi wa9 slow Tfccs however showed material
eheasG Gi az $50 bas6 % in ihc visible dpy Sales,
"a COO bush ful ?7ooo bush spot Including Gneaded
mixed and whte. 81 @a6"c; steamer MiA'a. bl .5i'ic
cicIa ator G2 qo2',e anost 80 miAed % TO- e,.ajor
V-cw 81 led6Is,c elevator yellow. G'2N62c elevator
20 lamar ~ 7saG1c closing at d2ci do February.
81 c closing at GI do May, - sd5'c closing ~ '9c
do lily 5gi, q5Ja-c 20 J3i-c - NE Merely
o ,d the drft on corn and sprcul ton devoid
~ vgor only 30 600 bush changing hand, On SPOT and
ua,,L, dpyrrrs the general feeling one of - adj
neSs while May suffered decline Of %c Demlnf hom
local sources Vas qute moderate. Clc'an.es s3o bush
The oral figures visible supply statement showed
a decrease u 1880 bush. sales. 5000 bush future
100 600 hush >rot including ~ mixed. jlc elevator,
no. 3 white. 52c elevator No y mixed,
XII 6i..c ,I.vator; No. = white. - = J3c elevator,
so white 553, elevator; 10 ShitaRG SS,.e
y ,iiary closing M 5l4c. do February closing At
II .c. do Nav 5ipd5l4c closing al 5li2c: no whit
closing do February D-sic closing at
81: do May closing at 80 FEED, Quoted 40 y
~ ioo- u SO - c$l O5: 80 =. II lu0Fl II; 100
+, II i5ds1 20 SharIs II 25Gfl 30; Rye fcrd II 0ja
q Newyork Produce Exchange statement of visible sup
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. - 3:'5 p m.-Bccf and port-Demand
moor IItm,-Drmlud good BacOn-D Hlnd fair; Cum.
bcrand cut about - To- 80 ~ steady at rs. Cheese,
Demand fair. Tallow Demand poor Turp ntincD Demand
fair. Elsiu Demand tool. l'hu Nl"t-b'lhlld ialr ;
tuturcs-D mnnd Toor spot January February and March,
dun at 80, cd Wheat and Hour DtmInd fair Corn
Spot-Dcmaud poor fIture-D mpnd good January. new
nim at D. Id. Hop, at Londpn-Pacnc Coast-Demand
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
or MARKETS

OIL CITY, Jan. 27.-Naticna Transit certificates opened
highest 1i-c: lowest 1is: closed 7i7sc. Sales
81 600 bbs coaranc - bbls chart r. II 270 bbl,
shipments. T.. III hh. runs. llO-tS bhls
Pltt~burg. Jan 2..-Ictrocuu Nothing doing; National
Transit certificates opened at 7ic bid
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
New.York, Tuesday, Jan. II.

y y, =
The following sales held at the Exchange and Au
ton Room to-day:
, 5story house with lot, No 145 East 30th.st.. n &
1865 ft W 3d.ave, lot 26Sx3S9 Wernstein q Meyers.
s4I, $50 III 49, 49,, 40 ., a. r.
1oith.st : 8 $50 II 4thaye, lots 25xlOO.n; J. J.
Bell s37 500. 49, ~ o.o -. ,., ,,,
6 st St s. $50 II llth-ave, lots 2oAlOO5i Marines
lots 137th.st. 77o IT wisave, l6.sN7s # eacA
T w y c Wright. Sl05OO. - -
5.story building, with lot, No II Thomas.st, 9,
yest Broadway lot 25X50; Mclaughlin, s22,5O0.
Jererson-st cor CentrsIiaHe' sia -i'h "afd
a story building, with lot, No l80 Watr-st COR
Nos to 1O) Burling Slip lot 2o1lxsol&3o7x lrreg;
NJ Oppenhcmpr so OtO -
5.storv building. with lot on 3d-ave' cor 4otst,
lot 25 SKIS 4 Reagan $1,000 49,
4.story dwelling with lot. No "a West 9lstst 8,
o12 u W Central Park West lot 1SxlOOo; j. I. Levy
$24, 100 ,,.,. sc, avn ,,vopEvry
lots on Everrreenaye n peltonst, 25xloo eacA;
n Riggs. fl31.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
Visible supply =.
STAINED.

Strict GOOD 0rdinary...7 Middling .........s 1910
Optons-Were oppressed pretty much all day. and the
bear element held fun sway In the cary dealings
the market 5G7 points. and this Nas followed by
further decline Of about points attended with h'aNy
selling 'long" Near the close however
there usual covering consequent the sudden
drop and final figures showed ryOverv Of ] d3 points
Weaker Liverpool advicc had great deal ~ do with "
hcaylncss but the fun port receipts materially aided lV
.,shnrtp side. Sales. I2O.2OO laIes
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
11Ith-st : 175 IT W OF Grand Boulevard, 25x
East broadway. 80 81, and No 355 Grand.st;
c Knight and wife to Sarah a knight 49,. $3.50
Valentine.ave, n cor lsith'st; fafAef
Same aed propefsy; pl5p iS IGGH Parker and wife
Same e"i9r property Hopkins and anO to A %,
paTt:nHs. hei%n cor i2oth:st, 49iiX7o; Lorard.
Gotrc&st ti s. 100 It Of Delancey-st 25xlooi ,,.
ssd. s0nsfr aPa 81 "' 4 70 StsaSs MSta's iSio0
Bridget NJ Farley to 7 Coen and ano: 1850
McCarthy and wife to Bridget Quirke.. MSs
= ADAMS and wife to l. Goebei -. 1000
Pier No 40, East River; Alfred Bedlow to ssFAh
1nte,11 SS%eiI t b:twesn 4sth and 10Th .s 204 feof
9thaye. i6AG3; Edgar Conoyer and wife to
George Scott ,-os - ~ ',5,,i,y
'ys HsS ssS s.ahns Ct laca :a p:f SfT4h $50
Broadway. n Oor OF ilst 81, ll34X63.3Nrrg;
II Meyer sire saS and wife & e SoSh TaT psrS%aP SSsPef sx
lloA26xlloi Robert Quinn and wife to Alma Ho
1o;th.st' :. 20 It e OF Madisonave, 50HlOO1l; .,
Elizabeth Johnston and ano % LYDIA trledeetS ffooo
soth;St ,;ustSy Boc6m To- payd Ksth IC75o
Bowery, No 33i-336 II stein and wife TO James :,
o,b.svs netsAe% cor T Of io5:hst. ioo.iiMoo; N
eoIRsS; or - = Franci, gT HiIe8bTand 5000
s4th'st, > ioV IL VI ''A'''' 1900
sGtb.ss same lots 1915, Harlem commons. 5ox
1902; Warren Cafey and wife ct al 10 IL =,
Iasvette eateay sva cor Brown.aye 4oixioo;
e FaRay Ayes y5Ssfs6 Ss q
simon Arendt and wife 70 p ] 9gin1 91.,oo "a: +2ooo
c0'Se MeSeii SefrtS sS Mafgafet ret Masa .o. 1ss
Tinton.dve. :. 1925 II Of Cedsr-st 2o.2Nl5o; e..
woIbtIs Gtgtn sonnS9On oo n 70 Of ceStraaVe 75xo0
2ith Ward Fannie Lawrence TO John Duny ]'p"
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
Xcwyork Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup.
I'm 1901
lsible supply In the United States and Canada:

Jan >? ei Jan L % da J,q q M 3 29 go, Ja9 m 60 's2
az Ssis | 5.is5oco GaS,1 $500 isea35 sJ5o3o
Farley ... 35si,i5j 3555.Gii i9io. 40 $500
demand the mprh,t FOR hay ha- very ,Jeadv SUPPORT
though Prices material change strt" nr. att ~
arly on choice Choice coa6ic; far 70 good %"
t5c common 10 far 3ja 800; clover. N"f i1a5c ship
ping. i5d5O- STRAW rye, 80 43bc snort r'r,
Sco 5Ic- olt and wheat. 80 iiJc.
HOPS side occasional inquiry from brewers,
The market has a very unr loot lIcg,. ho"e,er rule
atoat ,'dy Interior ao'og9I an note and ''r&T &
r;acs %ste@e" state 'hie soo clacc ''@ a5" udam 5s1
ijr. common 10 falr eod3-r Stat. l.s9. cnoi,". &.
medium 23d@5c; common 10 fair. loG22 STATE, l@so,
l2GIsc; OLD. 1"I2c; Pacinc Coast 1880, common 70
choice 29u95.: choice. le-9 DC.
HEMP AND JUTE-ls duh and nominal on iho ba-.
Of 90 for rlucut~ Si,,l 6i4c Ju" butt qui"t az
115r for rauer mixing. 5-iGr. and baseigs e
HIDfS-rhera ha, been -tcady demand TO- all grade,
and ~alc large boz the ac-r gate. Ilr hath.L
closed firm. Quotations tordotn - ~, =.
&c.; Bueno, Ayrs select d. - - ., l3G 32 1fohs
.20tb p 10 l--sG 49, Naf1Io p. - t-' Ut, ~ iva
Central America 2Oa22 g. 100; Bucno- Ayre>. KIP
selected 1O4I3 =. 1lc; CortoNa kp~i lO4l3 ~
Cortc, Montc, dec aud Ho Glanf". kps. loGl3 N, ia
they run 12q1e p 91c; Dry Sat'd Maiarofs, -,lecHd
.id2s =. So: southern. they run, 2id3o N, - W.
Sitod ,sueno> AyI'- COW. selected, 30 Y. &c 40
,,raudc. cow. 4idIG -. 7ec; r. 4 and g., Ok ioGuy
y Sic or. city ija,j n C2dO'., Ais, Oh
and COW 5oaGo =. Sc: city slaughter on Ood7O :" &c.
IIAIULI;-Thr traihc has nDrta.cd ~ l1t ahf CON
sid rablr leather j. gong into consumption al MI r
,han. ut. week. which reached $1,000 sides quota
10
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

York. 2O9999 bag, Bltimore. 1870 bags; New.
orleans. 1888 bags total 2ff 500 bags.
COTTON-On the spot ruled dun and ,asv though the
changes were unmportant SAILS; l31 bal for ton,
sumption. Port receipts, % 600 ba,cs against 80 600
bales day week, and 2S40l bales this day last
wear.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
WHEAT. 40. ..

O1-h qu.tlI0n- Wolo ~ flloN,. tloUf vas MN. blt
nut qlotiliy h-Dri. 80. = -piug what "otei No. 3
ifIir what E~-r, 80. - rcd, - 'Jc. 40.
,u &C.,. SO. o,i-' iaf,c, 40. re slc, 80 blr'y.
nominal. SO. ! nN>,d a L.. primo timothy srri,
II 2ia:I -. -, rora. per Dbl =" 3,a-962- lard,
Iuo r oj.;5 e., 1c. short rb, side, .o',". - 1oh
- cI. d.l ,Id should 'buN'd - oJf - 10 short
,.,at -d,- tooscd. 90 ,"e: 80, vh-ty. dstll.r,'
d. l.t .tui l.r gallon. - %; uuchittrd so.
white oats. i'4c. no. Whit, iic, 40. barley Oja
-, ~ . d.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28
l)ublir Nollces.
pnbIir Nonres.
ASSESSNENT NOTICE.
a EEI' NsWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
COMPANY.
Lo alton Of principal place Of business
FKANOI~t -. CAIlkOKNlA.
affon a

"A BII NSM1NA ~ 'S'--
SRS t&s e. R'Gsai tl1,f f GISIns.'
Location OF worhs. ,..... c.,
G51fi S6fc Y' HE!PRBY mE!PB GIVEN Gat a @setSf the
& 0 G$50n $o i ST Of So % % cent. -: per share levied
upon capital o.. Of ne eorpo laysos ' a be
once the company Room 90 NcAada b9lH S2h 5a
broadway. Ncw York Cty State Of New'foik prior 10 Tho
Hny Stock upon which THIS assessment shall remain IN
paid tnhtn uothl Day OF February ls2i MtA & ni
t pa tnent is mad. before viii be- sold Friday. the
d 81 Marn 81 SS ID 70 Ply 'aS and fPeHsas eS Of e
Dy O'O'' VI j. sTADTFELD JR.. Secretary.
NOTICE or SALE or LANDS AND IENEMENIs
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS
BSH&A S$p Of [,AsISfHis HssJSiNEsfS
% sTr pr 81 Of Of, WArEG Y; EG GESTSo sS STTSoApwAY
Under THE DIRECTION Of Theodore W.
u Myers Comptroller OF the CITY Of Ncwlork. the un'
Gs.CS S Gssy sacS s$' S q Pp2' @ c NJ '
encment, within The Cl OF & G On WIZ m6C a,Ss
mSSGS ascoraag l1i TO aw by the Board and Correction
OF dae GHS RS s and prior t6er"to are
GTG TO pay n" "a amen" Se cor ii 9C Of sG and H
of Arrcar,. at MS once in the tnance Department Room
the interest thereon te OF cent pr annun
And II default Shall made PAYMENT such Lands
Court House. in civ Han Park IN the city OF New
York Monday. the I'd day Of March s9l at II o'clock
noon for Tn, ~ FOR which any person
Shall otter th In consideration Of advancing
the amornt due and unpaid and tho
Interest," and charges thereon aforesaid and all other
charges that have accrued III con and such
continued from time To- time until all the lands
and tencmrats advertised for sale shall be sold
hereby further given that detailed state
mo of ship of TIE
a.-rsSod and on which due and unpaid
publ In pamphlet and that copies Of the pamphlet
deposited In the office Of the Collector ~ ANsessmens
C.r, I'm the Finance Departments, and Will
be delivered TO any person applying for the same.
u LOWRER SMITH
Collector ~ Assessments and Clrrk O' Arrears.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-28

lover. c,t1 creamery. .5o-o. 'Nta nr,t,. 22a2i,;
arr,,. i,GIc- Irs-, @4a-5..
81 'i'nat. Ja.. -.fio,er al.. Wheat nrm5 So :
cofn ,t.,d,. SO. nN,d 80 os~ -trady 40. mi>,d.
,ct,c ana nrn -,ir, -. Dbl, nnl-hd ao,l. b-i,
iaa,aa h5,. , 'o si ail, i5lo. Srrr P''2 ,r N
la', m fan d'uana. 2Ic. Cheese in good demand ana
}noc3rq, I'a Gsoaqd e., cash saga, 3 y wa
Nortlern, but pi,e- ar' lower, corrNpn.ms with thc
any d"e;!n, ~ i4tu'es WIN r"5;r Of ?Is22c mostly
,.@s h5a q,c NH. Receipt, -, ears and shicmens
9a<c; n track. Ole 40 Northern. January. sSc ON
ss oh & 'aa 5 :sSf osS ? iy 5S %aeo 30 r'' No zS
& Crm, "l "rh , n',' o c In ,igN' I'g c ="
] In store 5ee72@c. Barley easier; ~ in store.
Ma - %. Es'yt, flour = 700 bl, Wheat. J. 2oo o
pvh; barley. b. 200 bush Shm'nt'-Flour, 3t5pO
- Lool' I Flour nr@ 3at qai, W. Wheat opened
lower market elsewhere and rush To -, demorlod mc
SAf' o, ro1 S'a a Pi Yo a e,ph ' ' May ao
&c. closing ~ '9'.c pa Ju} :, -" S"'c cI@,Gi. ~
tnc cc'e sod 'n aaan ana hnal qgon, were .r lower
MtI t |c,o,fd'' % ~" & ,a,1 1 tN,G Ell 3 % MS Y r,
80 May i52Gi3-c clo,ne a. l52 Rye no no oig1I 80 no.
@ y !" 10 o. t'''i; Rrr 5cod r~ on
@ 9Gt qa ao' hgf ,Scin Sgl ana a51 9"Ir 6
Whi-hcN. - ~ Ilnil~loi~ dNl FORK fMtFt now
me,S in Job lot. rlo -. Lard lower - 5'dti 81.
Dry saltd meat, boxed ho dcrs *a 5oi3 s7 lont
rib short clear - 2dtj iia,on boxed should
long, ana RIBS. - 80, short Cl1r - Iodtp
ilerript-tlour, 5000 hhl-, wheat 1900 bush;
- uol bush; oa- @2OcO bush 1000 BUSH barley,
3 600 bush. Shlpuruts-flour. 1000 hbl~. wB,tt.
900 bush, corn 25oo0 bush oats, 1000 bush; rye,
1000 bush
Toicdo Jan 27.-whcat weak and lower: cash and
January. 9Gc; NAV. 99-c; July. 9l4c; August. soar.
CON duh cash 5c May 81 askcd oats quiet cash
90. Cloyr'-''d dul but steady cash and February.
- -; March - go R'rcitpo-What 2616 bush
cor 900 bush clover9 c1, 40 bags. ShipmcntS-
Flour. l3l bbl,; wheat. 1900 bush corn 25I bush
oats 300 bush rye, al bush cloycrseed $50 bags.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
LHVY'S SPECIAL.

Ths Town Agog Over the Slaughter.
Levy's promised special sale began Satur-
day, Jan. "a. Prior limited mention Of it
had the entire city on the qwi viue, and
when the doors opened on Saturday morn
ing the scene was suggestive of the Theater
box Office on the eve Of popular ticket
sale. Levy's specials" olloays draw well,
simply because the public has learned .that
every promise is fulfilled just as adver-
ttsed--no hair-splitting, no evasions, no
clubbing. The programme is carried out
to the letter, regardless of results
Their particular "specialn that is now on
Is the grandfather special of the lot-knocks
out all past records, and fills the peoples
pockets and carries diSmay to the heart of
competition, because nothing has, nor can
equal it. The idea of turning out the Verv
Best qualities of OvERCoATs, CLOTHING
and UNDERWEAR at Seuenty-fre cents on
the dollar, is something 80 very serious that
it Is hard to realize as fact. were it not that
the reputation of q frst-cEdss, and the
leading Clothing establishment Of the city
and state is behind the promise. The cause
of this tumble in values is not shrouded in
mystery, simply matter of business.
Our SPRING STOCK is NOV wing this way, and
we won't have room to store it unless we
can run off our remaining Winter Clothing.
Desperate cases require desperate RENE
dies, " and this is most assuredly ground
hog" case, and if our patrons and the public
generally continue the interest shown thus
far, Winter won't haunt Springs lap very
long. This opportunity will pay fully all
who gather" it-Men. Boys and Children
can make more money by investing in
Ovsrcoats, Clothing and Under wear-eren
for nect Seasons use than by depositing in
Savings bank at four per cent. interest.
You can figure this out yourself, and the
cold invariable figures may prove more con-
vincing than any ''say~so" of ours.
--Ad. B. H. LEVY g. Bro.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
LOCAL PERSONAL.

W. 7. Gum of Bluffton is at the De Soto
w. T. Gary of Augusta is at the d.
Soto.
John G. Butner Of Macoa is at the Pu,
lsskL
D. B. Ovsrton of Brunswick is ct the
Pulaski.
7. J. Orr of Davisboro is guest OF the
Pulaski.
c. E Descombes Of Augusta is at the
Soreven.
J. M. s. Doughty of Philsdslphia is at
{ he Pulaski.
J.. G. Mayette of Baxley is stopping at
the Soreven.
J. Monroe Ogden of Macon is a guest of
the Screveu.
T. P. Bell of Richmond, Va, is registered
at the Pulaski.
J. J. Easterlipg of ReidsvilIe is registered
at the Screven.
Mrs. Judge Chisholm and family have re-
turned Co the city.
A. NJ. IngersoN of Jacksonville is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Frank N. West of indianapolis, Ind, Is
stopping at the Pulaski.
Col. William Gregg of Charleston is reg
istered at the De Soto.
George +. Pepper sailed yesterday on the
Kansas City for New York.
M. J. O'Brien, general manager of the
Southern Express Company, is at the De
Soto
Lieut.. Treat, u. s. A., of Governors
Island, accompanied by his wife, is at the
De Soto.
E. S. Goodman, traffic agent OF the Sa-
vannah, Americus and Montgomery rail-
road. is at the De Soto.
E. Rains has just returned from New
York, where he has been for the past few
weeks. He was married while away, and
brought his bride home with him.
Miss Susie de Montmollin, who took the
white veil at the Sacred Heart Convent.
Washington, Ga, last Friday morning, is a
savannah lady. daughter OF the late
Louis II. de Montmollin. Esq.
c. A. Reitze left yeste riay morning for
Florida to visit his place. His absenca will
cover probably two weeks time, during
which he will enjoy a short hunt. He Is
accompanied by George L. Cope, as his
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lippman and Miss
Marie Lippman left yesterday on an ex-
tended trip through Florida for the benefit
of Mrs. Lippmans health Miss Eta Lipp-
man returned from Richmond yesterday
morning and Joined the party here.
The Washington Gazette says: Miss
McDonough, visiting at M. James Hines
with her friend, Miss Flannery, is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. McDonough, who has Just been
elected mayor of the city OF Savannah.
This is Miss McDonough's first visit TO our
town. and she comes up to be present at the
| csrsnony Of taking the veil, being friend
OF Miss Susie de Montmollin. She is a
charming young lady, and if the mayor
pleases everybody as she does, he will be
very successful.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Miss MabeIle Rradwell Dead.

Miss Mabelle Bradwell, a daughter of
Hon. 8. D. BrGdwell. state school commits
sIoner, died in Atlanta Sunday. Her re-
mains will be inferred at Flemlugton,
Liberty county.
Miss Bradwen was 81 years old. She
went with her parents to their new home in
Atlanta LAST month. Two weeks ago she
was stricken With influenza, but the case
Yves not of such a serious nature as to cause
alarm. She was tendsrly nursed and
treated by the most skilled physicians, aud
seemed ia q fair way to recover. A few
days ago, however, erysipelas developed.
From the effects Of this she sank rapidly
until her death. Miss Bradwel was bora
and reared in Hinesville, where she at.
tended school at Hinesville academy. AFTER
ward she was sent TO Stauuton, Va, where
she graduated. She deve opsd musical talents
of a very high order, and was given the
benefit OF the best culture and training,
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Funeral OF D. j. Lyons.

The funeral of Daniel J. Lyons took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from his
late residence, No. 1915 Gordon street, aud
was largely attended. The services were
held at the Cathedral, and the ipterment
was in Cathedral cemetery. Tne
floral offerings were many and beautiful.
The pall-bearers were: Francis Hart.
J. G. Ray, T. ]. Mallory, James O'Briep.
I. J. Bsytagh, B. Heslins, John McCloskey
and Henry Brown. Mr.. Lyons was a we'll
known plumber, q native of Savahnah. and
was about 81 years old. He leaves an aged
mother to morn his loss. He was i'll for
quite while.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
The City Directory.

The canvass Of the city and the com-
pilation of names for the city directory for
1891 has been completed, and the first copy
will be placed in the hands Of the printers
to-day.
IL is desirable that the directory should
be as accurate as possible. and parties who
nave recently come 20 the city 10 reside or
who have changed their residences or busi-
ness location are requested to send their
present address to the City Directory Office
In MORNING NEWS building Prompt at
tention to this request will insure correct
insertion
The morning news., 1891-01-27
CITY BRRVTTIES.

The naval stores market seemingly has
turpentine and rosin are booming, having
undergone quite heavy advance In the last
few days.
The MORNING News has received a
handsomely printed aud illustrated souvenir
of Suwannee Sulphur Springs, Suwanee
Fla. 1t contains accurate illustrations OF
the hotel and surroundings, the river and
other places of interest. and a description OF
the springs
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Ask Your Friends

Who have taken Hoods Sarsapsrilla what
they think Of it, and the replies will be posi-
tive in its favor. One has been cured of
indigestion and dyspepsia, another finds it
indispensable for Kick headache, others re-
port remar 495le cures of scrofula, salt
rheum, etc. Truly, the best advertising
which Hoods Sarsaparilla receives is the
hearty indorsemento Of its army Of friends -
I'D
The morning news., 1891-01-27
The Favoritss.

At the election for the most popular
mechanic at B. H. Levy & Bro. are
p. H. GEARoN,
j. p. MCINTYRE,
W. T. LEOPOLD,
w. o. RYAN,
E. F. r. GRAYsoH,
d. 7. ELLIOTT.
These six gentlemen seem to be the most
popular ones that are receiving votes, and
their friends are working hard for them, es
this contest viii close Friday, 3Oth inst.
We advise all who are interested in either
OF these contestants to come up and cast
their vote before that tims.-Ad.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Coming Soon

AS will be seen by notice elsewhere, H. II.
Gordon, tailor, of New York, will be in the
city about Feb. 10 for period of ten days,
and will call on his many friends and Gus
toners with superb line of foreign novel;
ties and staple goods. Mr.. Gordon,s repu-
tation Is second TO none, and those in want
OF fine tailoring should await his oming.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
The Rice Market.

The rice market is very active and prices
are steadily going up. The shortage in the
production is greater than was anticipated
by the nerviest bear among operators. The
stock of clean rice in first hands is very
small, and the receipts are growing less
every day.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Col. Machen in Town.

Col. &. G. Machen, president Of the Mid
die Georgia and Atlantic railway, is in the
city to attend meeting of the promoters
of the enterprise this afternoon. A plan Of
action will then be mapped out, and work
will commence on Hutchinson's Island at
an early day.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Guido to savsnnah

Savannah an6 Its Surroundings" fully
illustrated, with may of city and subur-
ban resorts. A complete tourists guide.
For sale at Estilrs news room, 2lk Bull
street. Price, 90 cents.-Ad.
The morning news., 1891-01-27

bald-headed-woman is unusual before
she is 40. but gray hair is common with
them earlier. Badness and grayness may
hs prsVeated by using Halls Hair Re-
newers-Ad.
The morning news., 1891-01-27

1t is without doubt tho best nniment In the
market, we mean Salvation Oil. IS cents.
Its use shows its worth; we mean that anti
6ote to coughs, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. I'D.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
County omoers sworn In.

A special meeting of the county COM
missioners was held yesterday afternoon,
at which the recently elected county officers
were sworn in.
The morning news., 1891-01-27

Full Dress Shirts for evening wsar. 75
cents on the dollar, at special sale.
-Ad B. II. LEVY & Bro.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
Congress aeidt's-whitakor-ro-da,

Aboot's East India Corn Paint removes
quickly all corns, bunions and warts without
pain.-Ad.
The morning news., 1891-01-27

You think Of buying a fine Piano.
and do not feel that you can Al.
ford to pay the price of a Chicksr.
ing we earnestly ask your atteu.
tion to the new style
The morning news., 1891-01-27

A Good Investment.
Go to B. H. Levy 6 Bro. and get an
Overcoat at 70 cents on the dollar,-Ad.
The morning news., 1891-01-27
MASON & HAHLIN.

This instrument is in every vav
hrss-class; has a beautiful sym.
pathetic quality Of tone; a frst
rate action; plenty Of power. and
mechanically is as well Constructed
as possible. In addition to this I,
has the now celebrated Patent
Strtnger. giving it certain adyant-
ages possessed by no other Piano
We are selling these instruments a.
very moderate price, and on essv
installments. See them.
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