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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

. a - TO-.
NOTICE-My former patrons. and also new
~ Customers are Informed that have again
oDensd my bar at the old stand, corner Jeffer-
son and Bay streets, 80. Respectfully
CHRISTIAN HAHN
ENSrArGs managed, houses rented snd rents
II collected. RUBr IT, rATEM. Real Estate
Dealer, Bull street, opposite Pulaski House.
CANARY BIRDS. Cages, Seed, Cutie. Mock
y, ing Bird Food a1d Gray Parrots, a. GARD
MI, 5, SJls Bali street.
NTANTED. $1,000 prescriptions to be care
perienoed pharmacist. at OREAR & co.'s
DRUG STORE, corner BrOughton and Haber-
sham streets. The old stand"
THE A. J. MILL Err COMPANY FOR furniture.
i Mattings, Baby Carriages, Cedar Chests
Cash buyers specially invited.
DEFoRE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT II, TATEM. Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
VNHEREs everything to interest you IN the
Il Sunday MORNING News. For sale at
HoNdE's DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
w E have just received large lot OF Cots,
W BedSteads, Mattresses, Pillows. Comforts
and Blankets which we viii rent for May week,
or will sell them at prices unhenrd Of for tho
cash. We must get rid OF them next week. No
reason TO be without comfortable quarters when
you NtAlA EcL Ltleul so cheap from - W. IEEELE
y Co, who can fit you out in short order.
NOU will flnd great variety OF stock at our
L store. but Ia every case the quality will
warrant the price. n. LAWNS ESTATE.
nON'T FORGET that 1.-The old stand" is al
II ways reliable. Prescriptions filed day
and night by pharmacist with three diplomas.
OREAR & CO.'S DRUG STORE, corner
BrouShton and Habersham streets.
WHILE IN TOWN have all the fun you can.
w and rememcer that 10 is also your duty
TO look around and see where the BEST place is
TO buy your future household goods Furniture,
Stoves, Crockcry, and anything for kitchen,
parlor, d ming aud bedrooms hall and garrett can
DO had at lEEPLE & co. cheaper than most
houses, BECAUSE they do not have TO pay so
much rent nor keep up 80 much style. Mail
orders Will receive prompt and careful attention
and satisfaction guaranteed. Try them, at 1873
l95-lDI 1879 Broughton street.
q OF dish endyouns' gators, at GARDENERS.
~ 301a Bun street
ID EMEMBER that your prescriptions are
III filed by graduate In pharmacy at OREAR
co. IS DRUG STORE, The old stand
corner BroughtOn and dabershRm streets.
old NEWSPAPERS for rs cents-at
~ Business Office Morning News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

ITO RENT, IA New York City from June to
Il October, an apartment Of four rooms, pri-
yate hall and bath Ia elegant apartment
house on East Eighteenth street. two blocks
from Broadway. Al stFest cars convenient.
FnAy furnished, linen, etc. Best janitor SCR
vice N the city. Address N. G. CANN, iig Fast
Eighteenth street, y. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Commissioners Sale for Partition.
R. H. TATEM, EuGtioneer.

Under and by virtue OF an order granted by tbs
Hon. Robert Falligaut, Judge OF the Superior
Court OF Chatham county, Georgia, on the
25th day Of March, 1891, IN a PARTITION pro-
ceedings instituted BY ANNIE Z. BLACK
versus AGNES W. BLACK ct al. the under
signed, as commits toner's, will sell before tha
Court House door Of said county, on ths FIRST
TUESDAY In May. 1891, the same being the
9th day of the month, between the legal hours
Of sale, the following described property, 10.
wit:
All that lot. tract, or parcel OF land situate,
lying and being in the city II Savannah, county
Of Cha, ham. State OF Georgia, known and dis
tiaguished in the plan OF said city as lot uumbeS
six (No. o. Warren ward containing sixty tcO
feet front, more or less. and ninety 900 feet,
more or less, In depth. and bounded as follows:
On the north by Bay street. on the south by
Bay street lane, on tho east by lot number
seven mo n, and on the west by lot number
five NO. D., together with the improvements
thereon. p. J. O'CONNOR,
A. g WAY.
s. X. PLATSHEK.
Commissioners.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

THERE is everything TO interest you IN the
4 Sunday HoRNIE0 NEws. For sale at
YONGE'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

TOR SALE, Saw-mill on 8. f. & W. r. r. in
4 Suwanee county, Fla. Capacity 80 600 10
10000 feet per day; 81, 100000 to 6O,0OOOOO feet
finest timber In the state. Mill in good order
and can be started at once T. J. AGNEW, Re.
ceiver, 6j Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
DOR RENT, desirable new two-story resi-
L dence, with bath, on Naldburr street. An
ply 70 JOSEPH =. GREENLAW, &c Duffy
street
NOR RENT, small house on Jones street. near
Dealer
ITO RENT. partially furnished house at Isle
i OF Hope Address p O. Box -.
EOa RENT. tina, elegant residence. 81 Jones
u street. Cohen's new blocK Apply SALO-
MON COHEN.
TOR RENT a very desirable residence, ii4l6
4 Jones street. Terms moderate. Apply 90
\. 5. JONES on promises.
TOR RENT store southwest corner Whit
! aker and Bay lane. Good order. Z. f.
BRYAN, l22 Bay.
NOR RENT, house 1,S Bolton street. Apply
Ohics.
DWELLING for rent. 155 Gordon street APP
II ply at ll9 Liberty street.
TOR RENT, one large 3-story brick house
Il containing twelve rooms and outbuilding,
on Congress street near MONTGOMERY
THOMAS A. POLLARD.
EoR RENT, store No. Isl Congress street.
1 three doors east jefferson. Apply at DRY
FUS BROS
nor RENT, desirable thrse-story brick resi-
i dence, l0lA Montgomery street. every
couvenlence;u excellent order. W.ILDOONER,
lS7 3rouEhton street.
LNOR RENT that desirable four-story and
L cellar and brick building, 30 feet front ON
Bun street, corner York; the most advanta-
geous stand in the city. VIII give long lease and
good terms to desirable party; immediate pos
session. Win rent either or both stores and
will allow alterations 20 suit lessee JOHN
SULLIVAN & CO, lO2lo Bay street.
FOR RENT-MIsCELLA
TOR RENT, one Of the best Offices in tho city
4 Address 2. O. Box l22
VYPEWRlTERS FOR RENT TYPE
4 WRITER HEADQUARTERS, opp. post
Office
ITO RENT, the large hall in the Odd Fellows
1 building, with supper room and toilet room
attached. suitable FOR germans, sociabies, balls
orRny public gathering; seats 600, Apply 10
the JANITUR, or to a. II, FAWCETT Market
Square.
TINE fret floor of the Whitfield building is
l now being fitted up for the Postonice: the
upper floors are for rent, and will be rented
either ns a whole or divided up TO suit tenants
Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN q CO.. 1925 Bay
street.
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MAY WEEK rooms furnished, with use Of
VI bath room, a. ~ Jefferson street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

NOR SALE. Here we are again a short time
L only. No chance till next fall TO get thor
oughbred dog or puppy Of the following breeds;
One Mastif, % inches IN hlEat, just the dog to
watch your warehouse or plantati IN; one Blood
hound, 10 months Old; one Great Dane months
Old; also good Watca Dogs; fifteen Bull Terriers
TO select from; one King Charles Spaniel two
small Rat and Tan Terriers. nud one OF the best
pure white Spitz Dogs ever seen in Savannah
All in good health, just received from New York
kennel, and the best selection Of Irish, English
and Gordon Setter puppies. including New
foundlands Mastiffs, st BernarIs, Spnniels
and Fox Terriers, at KENNEL. % Abercorn
street.
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WANTED. Partner with 5000 capital. Es-
~ tablished business IN savannah, netting
5000 per year, with prospect OF doubling No
liquors. Address PARTNER, care Marshall
House.
WANTED. the public TO &c: the benefit of
w low prices ana superior goods which our
large purchases and mutual cooperation render
possible. VI. LAWNS ESTATE.
1--WE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS "a on sale
L at JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE, New Hous-
ton and Drayton.
WANTED, TO save our customers The cost Of
w casing goods and also the freight and
duty on glass. We buy our liquors in bulk and
bottle them here under our own label, which is
asufilceat guarantee Of their purity. NJ. Law
ms ESTATE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

n TT your bread from CRAIG, % East Broad
NJ street, wheat. graham, re bread and rolls.
unequaied IN quality; CAKES and pies, al tie
very best orders punctua ly attended 70,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

NOTICE-My former patrons, and also new
~ Customers are Informed that have again
opensd my bar al the old stand, corner Jeffer-
son and Bay streets, 80. Respectfully
CHRISTIAN HAHN.
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WANTED, a competent man 20 keep books
w collect, and wiling to make himself gen
orally useful. Apply after q 7. Acto HAYNES
d. ELTON
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE. house on IIerndon street, near
4 Fast Broad. ROBT. II. TATEM, Real
Estate Dealer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

MIR. F. LESSING, Teacher Of Piano and Har-
vi mOny, Second avenue, third door east Of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

4 TLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers, Tanks and
n Stacks, Crate Bars and Building Castings.
LOMBARD & CO., Augusta. Ga.
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0-TH-Look for HEIDT'S announcement in
\ special NOTICES to-day. May week cut
prices on 2Sth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

r. WEN AWAY, one handsome almost life
N sl=e picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and sec samples, LAUNEY &
OOEBEL, Savannah, Ga. 4E>
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w ANTED, organizers by the Friendly Aid
w Society. Pays its members 800 every
Six months. Has paid 500 900 in benefits Re-
serve and benefit fund held in trust by the state
OF Massachusetts. Terms liberal. Address
FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY, Waltham, Mass.
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NORDDEJTsCHER LLOYD TICKET OF
~ FiCE-Berths secured In advance Tx
cursioa tickets at SCHREINER's. New York
rates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

TOR SALE, typewriters. on easy terms.
i TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, opp.
postoflce
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

NOR SALF.-The estate OF j. j. Warlng de-
Il string to dispose OF Some It's holdings In
what Is commonly known as Waringsville, will
ssll lots on any street from Bolton to Anderson.
east or west Of Price street. For particulars
apply to 7. A. WARING.
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ROOMS TO Itsrr.

ROOMS TO LEhI.
<r------~-0-~D~-~,-~-~r- -~-~-~s~---~----y
ITO RENT an elegant FLAT Of three rooms
Il with bath: southern exposure; good neigh
borhood. ie4 South Broad street.
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nON'T fail to get copy OF Sundays issue OF
II the MORNING SEws. For sale at BISHOPS
DRUG STORE. corner Hall and Price streets
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FOR RxNr-MIsCELLANEoUs.

EOR RENT one Of the hest Offices in tho cit
Il Address 2. O. Box I22
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A CHANCE in lifetime for active ladies
n and gentlemen to secure a very pleasant
ana profitable business. Address, with AGENT
stamp CONSOLIDATED SHOE COMPANY,
Salem, Mass.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

EOR SALE, one lno milch COW. Apply Z
4 Duffy street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

M ANTED, man with push, in Savannah
W and each town and city in Georgia and
surrounding states to INTRODUCE new art icle
among merchants and stabemen; pays 81 per
day-no competition. Address, with stamp,
AMERICAN MANUFACrURlNG COMPANY,
434 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

GOTH. free and lie. Tor Chocolate Creams,
20 Gum Drops &C.; SO ses when aud how at
HElDT'S in special notices.
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&S)S AGENTS PROFITS per month VIII
ENZC prove it or pay forfeit. New por-
traits just out. % 80 sample sent free to all
N. Y
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WANTED, ten mentor pile driving, those
W worked on railroads preferred Call at
Ethels wharf to-day before p. n. r. +.
BOWDOIN @
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VNHE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il Largest accident company in the world,
issues policies from one day to twelve month, no
one can be without 1t; accidents viii happen
HENRY l. SEEMANN, district agent, q6 Bay.
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WANTED, a COOK, also boy Is or 10 years
w old, at 90 Habershan street,
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WANTED, A good white ssryant. Apply
w 70 Barnard street.
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M ANTED, travelling statesmen to sell Harness
w to naval store and general store trade in
Georgia and Florida. Address p o. Box No
Si4, BALTIMORE. !. -
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WANTED, good carriage painter Apply
W at once and state wages. A. S
SIEPHEkS, Anderson, S. q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-14
ANIMALS In WATER.
"here the Millions of Creatures I'm
drinking Water Come Fro ON and III ow
They should be Disposed of.

cannot understand the carelessne as Of PEG
PIE ihis remark was made by leading New
DIX chemist, who was Just making an analysis for
the Board Of Health.
axe the subject Of drinking water for instance
MAI sensible man OF woman who ever held
glass; OF water up to the light felt that pure.
Even near sighted person can see that il 10 full Of
Sesetaoie and animal matter. In the city, where
"a.er ~ allowed to accumulate in tanks on the top
vi the ROOFS naturally the bottom of the tank be-
ZINES covered with black mud. In the country
"el's are simply DRAWINGS from the surface water
oo'houses, often from barns and stables. Is it any
"onuer IL Is Impure? Is 1t any wonder people get
sioA rom drinking 1t? Some people boil the water
ano while this may XIII the live germs il does not
ienoVe them nor remove the vegetable matter
which may be in the water and which is often
poisonous. The safest way for any one to do is to
mix little pure whskey with the water, and thus
wholly counteract all evil effects which may be In
any water, however impure Doctors advise this
anu science confirms IL. But only the purest
"nisSey should be used. and Dufy's Pure Malt is
ADMITTED both by doctors and scientists TO be the
Purest OF all modern WHISTLES. Besides terrifying
the system against disease it also tones up makes
tne sluggish blood circulate and replaces weakness
by strength"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-14
CHoYNsKI AND GoppAnp.
They Fight Next Monday The Las,
Battles OF the Men

Iney Fight Next Monday The Last
Battles OF the Men.
next Monday Joe Choynski, OF San Francisco,
ana Joe Goddard, OF Australia, will fight at Mel
Doalne- recent Australian papers tell how
GODDARD whipped Tom Lees a. Charters Towers
May % The match was for purse OF 81 go
ana Lees pursued the same tactics that he did
Win Joe hcAuliffe in San Francisco. Instead
OF making bid for the trophy he covered his
lace with his hands and careened around the
ring IKE startled fawn. In the eighth round
be declared that his second had druyged him.
ana 30 great was the outcry he made that the
referee postponed the fight for twenty four
hours. When the time came for /. renewal of
hostiiities, however, Lees was not in the district
ana the contest was awarded to Goddard
Inc match between Joe Choynski and Mick
Dooiey, ex-champion of Australia, at the Mel
bourne Athletic Club. on May Is, was short.
sharp and decisive. 1t lasted two rounds. and
OF the concluding round the Melbourne Sports-
seemed to be a little anxious. Dooley was first
20 open Dy slipping his left along his opponents
Jaw pu. ne was well answered by stab on
me TICS from Choynski's left The Australian
feneMeo the attack, and tried his right twice
ior Choynskfs head without effect Like an
express train down an incline Choynskf rushed
a. ms ANTAGONIST, bearing him back by sheer
on the way by smacking his left on the mouth
ana his right or the ear. In returning for the
oo1y Dooley met Choypski's right on the mouth,
and the men cIinched After breaking away the
American sent in q hot right on Dooley's ribs,
ana tired bis left for the head, which was
oodged. without pausing, the Yankee bore
Gown IKE cyclone, hurting his discounted OPP
ponent 10 the ropes. A flush hit on che mouth
ana another on the chin, and Dooley sank 70 the
MOOR He quickly regained his feet, but only
20 receive the same chastisement with an
equally disastrous result. The punishment was
50 severe that he was unable to respond to the
call OF time, and lay prone on the floor till
Cnoynski, assisted by Dooley's second, very
generously carried him 70 his chair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-14
Workmen Pay Their Respects to Master


Columbia Lodge, No 10, and Alki Lodge, No.
80, of the Ancient Order of United Workmen,
united in a meeting aud gave q reception last
evening at Eiks hall in the Frye.block, to Grand
Master Workman John J. Daily, who is the
highest officer in this district, comprising Wash
ington, Oregon and British Columbia. Mr.. o. s.
Jones was chairman of the meeting, and in
well chosen terms introduced the guest of the
occasion.
the courteous reception rendered aud proceeded
to give a resume of the condition of the order
He stated that the order now had
$4,000 members. That it started twenty
two years ago with twenty-seven mem
bers; that at the last meeting of the
Grand Lodge, four years ago, this jurisdiction
had membership OF $500, which had now in
creased to 6,100, l,400 of which had been re-
ceived within the past twelve months. He then
branehed out and spoke of the principles of the
order, the good work done and the fine spirit of
harmony and brotherhood taught by the pre-
cepis. He advocated the establishment of a
journal devoted TO the order. He explained the
Todd case, in which it was decided that no
benefits should be paid to persons other than
blood relatives of the deceased. He alluded to
the Grand Lodge meeting which VIII convene at
Victoria today, and closed his address amid
warm applause.
The chair announced the appointment of the
following to act on a committee to receive the
newly elected grand master on his return from
Victoria: Charles Reitze, R. ]. Graham, T. H.
Cam. ID. I. Wheeler, stephen Carkeek, Luther
Mann, A. Amunds, L. W. Hilderbrand and S. Fl.
Fosnough.
Business was followed by a musical and
literary programme, in which Mrs W. E. Miller,
Mrs. Slausou and Professor Arthur took part
and which was thoroughly enjoyed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-14
BIG ERROR COLUMN.
Spokane Beats Tacoma Ball
Team Again, z to 6.
= GREAT GAME HERE TODAY.
IA Camp and Tom Parrett to Pitch
The Home Players In Condi-
ton to Win Again.

TACOMA, July 13-(speciali -Four hundred
ueople witnessed Spokane defeat Tacoma again
dis aftsrnoon by score of to 6. Betz had an
& eroeYience In the last inning with astonishing
vess1lu. The ball had been fired from the bat of
Po.hemus. Betz first got grapevine lock on
fbe bah which quickly changed to q single Nell
son. and then 1t eluded his grasp with such q
savage tug a. 10 pull the stocky short stop on
~ feet and groyel him in the dust By the
lime Ardner arrived on the scene the waddling
!. Pclhemus was safely anchored on first and STEM
ri had come flying over the plate with the
ring run, with Mutton fast at his heels with the
winning run.
Just how to account for the play this afternoon
rould be difficult The boys out batted the Wis
itou and when they failed to land the ball safe,
those that were caught were freighted with the
plural of base, and gave the visiting felders q
chance to show their ability. Berger made an
Van Zandt that "he wished he would drop dead
IN his tracks sometimes" This exhibition of
felding was followed by a two-bagger by Betz.
Nations catch of S!ppi's liner in the sixth
vas another remarkable play, while Hayes and
stencil had their hands tingled by intield hits.
Il may be said that the game was lost to the
home team by poor fielding.
The third inning OF the game saw an exhibi-
zion that was ~ digraceful as il was disastrous
Hayes made . tumble and a wild throw, Klopf
made q tumble, so did Mutton. Turner let q
ball go past him to the center wall, and with
the aid of four singles. 4 sacrifice and several
steals, five runs came In. This should have
besn ~ good as game won, but the Spokenes
played after this inuing with rare Judgment and
akill, and by the aid of good batting aud some
srrors, saved the game.
In fielding Sippi, Ardner and Van Zandt did
he best, the latter particularly playing a
superb game. Ardner's batting was a feature.
On pitching ability Borchere did better than
Donohne, the latter sending seven men to base
On balls
StEouthers was particularly severe on Dono-
hue, who could but with difficulty keep his
temper. The injury to Codys finger rendered
him unable to play today, Ardner taking Sec
oud Sippi dropping to first and Fuller helping
! eqt y backstop. The score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-14
LAWYER DuvALL DEAD.
End of the Dissipated Career of the 81
of Florida Governor.

O8r6ef
Of a Florida Governor.
Virgil B. DuvalI, wellknovn police court
practitioner, died at Providence hospital yester-
day from blood poisoning, superinduced by an
operation for q com bination of diseases He
was taken to the hospital 9 week ago in an
almost dying condition. BY the wholesale use
OF opium and morphine he had shattered his
constitution and he could not survive an opera
ton performed by Drs. sharples and Coe.
Six weeks ago Duvall and Judge p J. Walker,
the latter also a police court lawyer were drink
ing in q shack near the bend of the Grant street
bridge, and q fight between the two ensued in
which Walker stabbed Duvall in the breast with
case-knifs. The wound, though not deep nor
dangerous, confined the injured man to his bed
Tor week or more. When he recovered he was
AIKEN i'll of an old chronic complaint, and the
stabbing is said neither to have hastened nor
aided his death.
Duvall has been several times before the pub
lie in matters not 70 his credit, and il was gen.
orally conceded that he was losing his mind.
He claimed to be the son of Ex-Governor Duvsll.
of Florida, and former friends state that in
years gone by he was bright lawyer. For
time he fiuctuated about in California and then
drifted to Seattle. Here he made few dollars
now and then by praetcing in the justice courts.
There is now charge OF embezz lement pend
ing against him in the superior court. A client
accused him of appropriating money received
on judgment to his own use A few months
ago he was taken sick and the attending physi
clans did not think he would recover; but he
did recover sufficiently to be able to be about
occasionally, though he was much weaker than
ever before.
Mrs. Duvall was with her husband during his
last illness, and being without means, she has
telegraphed to his parents notifying them OF his
death and asking what disposition shall be
made OF the body. He was about IS years OF
age.
II his relations are not heard from he viii be
buried at the expense of the county.