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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-14
WORK TIE ZEN ATS.

Asylum Patients Ls:ters-Lively De
bate Over Limiting Future sessions
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. l3-An animated
discussion arose n tie Senate this morning
when the bill s. allow asylum patients 70
write 70 thei- families vi .hout inspection
from the superintendent Il the asylum,
came ~ Several speeches PRO and COZ for
TIE oil we're male. Senator Cabauiss sad
Il e-ssnated II n northern woman, who
should uot be allowed 70 dictate laws to tie
Csso-Cis legislature. Supt Powell is in the
civ WorkilE. it Is said, to defeat the bill
An tsres ing debate Is one of the pro0a-
bal-tias tomorrow, when the bill Is finally
scsed on.
TIE bill limiting the sessions Of the gen
ersl assembly t. Fifty days which was in
trCi Gcsd by LIZ. Wheeler, reached the Sem
ale this morning. TIE committee reported
il adversely and e came near being de-
.satsi The committees report was dis
sEres6 %, aid Il will come up in is regular
order. Il proDnSss 10 change the constitu~
ton and viii have TO De submitted to the
people for their ratification or rejection.
Ire oil providing for annual sessions wa:
laid on tie table temporarily until il wat
sesa what the Senate " uld do with the
Hfts-day measure, IS one Is imperative
vitboui the other.
The House bill 70 authorize the selection
b. the military advisory boar Of g perma-
nzDt size fer the state encampment has beer
passed by the senate
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ALLAN ENINCAUcUs
They VIII Support the Party That
Stands On tha Ocala Platform.

They VIII Support the Party That
Stands en- tbs Oc2ls Platform.
ATLANTA. Ga, Oct 3-To-night the al
lance members OF the legislature held big
love feast ct the capitol Il wss farewell
experience meeting, 80 to speak. From what
can 6e learned Of taose who were m the in
side, enc Of the important questions under
discussion was the policy 70 be pursued By
the alliancemea In their future legislative
politics. The state and national situations
were also canvAssed An alliancsmzn who
tOoE part in the meeting on being asked to-
night in the kimbal house lobby what the
policy Of the allisnce would be, judging
from the sentiment manifested
al the caucus. said that
it was the Ocsla platform from the word
20. Whichever party" said be, comes
out and stands slasrsiy on the 81 treasury
platform viii get our votes aud will capt
ure the alliance of the south and west "
This Is significant. coming as it does fresh
from the last meeting the alliance leZis!a-
tors, the politicians OF the order, will hold
before going back to their cons isueots No
matter what the big leaders say about the
abandonment of the scb-tressurv, every
expression from the ranks goes 10 show that
the alliance is sill firmly and uucompro-
misingly welded 20 the Ocala platform.
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SAW a MOUNTAIN EXPLODE.
Remarkable story Told by a Mexica
Sewing Machine agent.

Remarkable story Told by q Mexica n
Sewing Machine agent.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. I2.-Vinceute
Loaiza, an agent of a sewing ma
chine company whose headquarters
are in Toluss. came into thi.
city to-day and tells a most remarkable
story. He says that he had occasion tC
visit town twenty-five leagues south OF
Toluss, and while there last Monday q
small mountain about halt way between
the towns of Tenancingo and 1eculaloys.
without warning, exploded with a most
terrific report aad Immediately an immense
stream Of water commelced to flow from
the newly formed crater. The Indians fed
20 the hills and the church bells in the
surrounding villages were rung violently.
A general panic ensued. The water soon
found its level and poured through gorge
$50 feet deep. ard continued so to How until
the next day, when Mr.. LoaIza left. the
Inhabitants were SO frightened that they
would not approach the stream. Loaiza did
not take the temperature OF the water, but
Supposes It was hot, as be saw vapor risin ?
from it. The column Of water was so great
that it carried away two high bridges
which crossed the ravine far, absve water
marx. The crater formed by the explosion
" as quite large.
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LARCENY AFTER TRUST.

The Ex-C shier o. q Loan Company
Got z u the Penitentiary.
ATLANTA. GA, Oct 13-J. E. Morris,
e1-cashisr Of the Southern Loan and Bank
ing Company, pleaded guilty to larceny
after trust il the superior court this morn
ing. The story Of his downfall is the same
that has been resold thousand times of a
promising young man sad fast life. Nor
ris bad fne business qualities, was the hus-
band o loving young wife aud popular
among al who kew him; but the trust Of
his employer tempted him, the long
handi s of other peoples money was
too much for him, and he fell A year ago
he Gbsconded. Immediately his defalca-
tions, am uniting N all 70 about $1,000,
were discovered, ami finally he was arrested
in New Orleans gambling house. The
crime u which he pleaded gEilty is q felony,
and, tn ugh sentence was not passed to-
day. be will go to the penitentiary.
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BE WAS MUoa INSURED.
The Graveyard Business is Not Un-
known in Merry England.
From the Toudon Ne,rs

The Graveyard Business is Not Un-
known in Merry England.
From the London Ne,cs.
The late james Singleton, occasional as
sistant ostler and general hanger-on in the
yard Of the Wheatsheaf hotel in Blackburn,
must, one would think, have long grown
weary Of being asked to insure his life. Mr..
Singleton was q poor man and an lliterate;
lie had no particular desire to insure mis-
lie; be had no money to pay premiums
and, as to filling upa proposal" with it's
customary schedules, he had not a
gimmering Of an idea of how to do
1t. buJ all this was Of no consequence in the
eyes OF his friends and acquaintance. They
were wont apparently to accost him in some
such way as this: "Good morning, Jenny.
Any objection to my Insuring your lifet
Jenny, who probably saw IN the sugges-
ton pleasing visions ef refreshments at he
bar. doubtless answered like Mr.. Barkis,
that be was willing" and forthwith the
friend proceeded to fiji up the form.
So the thing went on till no fewer than
twenty distinct policies, representing a
total Of $500. had been effected on the
life of this httls old ostler who knocked
about in the yard Of this public house. Did
James Singleton sleep a. ease with these
twenty persons all around him listening 20
his coughs and watching day by day to see
if his gait grew feebIer and his hands more
tremelous than they were! Apparently he
concerned himself little about sucn mat
tiers. But now he is dead and
buried, and one OF the policy
holders has been prosecuting his claim at
the Manchester asslZss. Need we say that
Justice Smith has read him lesson on
gambling policies, and that the jury have
not looked with kindly eye on the two
favorable description of Mr.. Singleton in the
vigorously filed up proposal! Counsel, in
brief, thle up the case at point and the
jury at once returned verdict by consent
for the insurance company.
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RUN on a oIacUL gR CREEK.

Rain and a Piercing East Wind Spoil
the Fun at Jerome Park.
JEROME PARK, n. Y, Oct 1S.-Rain was
added to the piercing east wind to-day, and
every drop was like piece of Ice, 50 cold
was the atmosphere. The track resembled
circular creek more than anything else,
aud the thInly clad jockeys shivered as the
slushy mud was splashed upon them from
the heels Of the flying horses. The winners
were at these odds: Even, TO l, 10 to !, l
70 J, to l and 4 to .. Following is a sum-
mary:
FIRST RAcE-ssven furlonEs. LeonawsIl won.
with Bslwood second and Lillian third Time
1924.
Second RAcz-Haadicap sweepstakes. g.. $50
added, one mile ana furlong. Maste.lode won,
with Peter seconi and Virge third. Time
1:594.
TafRD RAcz-six furlongs. Monopolist won.
with Kilkenny secood and Necromancy. colt,
third. Time i:lS%.
FOURTH RAcE-Sea and Sound stakes, for ?
year DDS. the winner to receive Jwo-rnirds OF
the stakes paid for starting and 81, 900 winni z
penalties, three quarters Of a nile. Dagonet
won by three lenzths from Actor, who was a
neck before Candelabra Time ;loA.
FHTH RACE-Jerome sta Ses, for year, ODDS,
81 500 added, one and ive-sizteenth miles. Pick-
nicSer won by two lengths, HOodlum was
six lengths before Rey del Rey. Time ga SIS
SIXTH RACE-One taousa0d four hundred
yards. Busteed won, with Sllv r Prince second
and Ro0uefort third. Time 1874.
IDEAL WEATHER AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 13.-The seventh
day of the fall meeting of the Louisville
Jockey Club had an attendance of about
500. TIE weather was ideal for racing
aud the track was fast. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RAcE-One mile and seventy yards
Col. Wheatley won. with Mean Enough second
and Hocksey E. third Time l:5I}4.
SECOND RACE-FIve furlongs. Minnie c. won,
with Frank Klnaay second and Empress Fred
erick third. Time l:04l5
THIRD RAcE-One mile Helen y. won, with
Lake Breeze second and Irish Chief third. Time
l:44.
FOURTH RAcz-One aud one-qusrter miles
Carus won, with Mary c. second and Carter B.
third. Time BIS.
FIFTH RAcE-One and one-eighth miles. Anre
won. with Laura Doxey second and Business
third. Time 200
SIXTH RAcE-Five-eighths of a mile Rally
won, with Perblaise second and Come-there
third. Time 1904.
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SESSION OF TsE house.
4 Vote IN Favor OF Maintaining
ststs Normal school

4 Vote IN Favor Of Maintaining a
state Normal school
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 1S.-When The
hose met this morning Mr.. Huffs bill to
establish and maintain q state normal
school as branch of the state univerxi.y
was taken up as the unfinished business. a
vote was taken in the House iast night, but
no quorum was resen5 snd it we : over to
this morning. when II passed. The normal
college is 70 occupy what Is known as the
Rock college at Athens.
A var discussi n was brought on when
the Atkinson bill to put express, telegraph
ard sleeping car compaui,s under the rail-
road commission came up for concurrence
in the senate anendme4t strik-
Ing out sleeping car companies.
Mr.. Atkinson favored agreeing TO
the amendment OF the Senate and the House
supported him. The dill nov goes back to
the Sc ate for concurrence in the amend
rns1t by Mr.. Atkinson 10 the Senate amend
me1t
Senator EIlingson's bill TO require the rail
road commission 10 fix the rate Of tonnage
70 Be charged oy railroad companies was
passed
The bill by Senator Cabaniss authorizing
che street railway company 20 buy or sell
80 anothsr was also passed.
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cARsoLl.s MURDEs TRIALs.
Hnrs Case Nearing the End ard GIL

| HIS Case Nearing the End ana Gil-
ley's to Open Today.
| CARRoLLroN, GA, Oct l&-John Per
kins, brother of Byrd Perkins the muir
dered man, swears positively 70 the killing
of Byrd by W. J. Hill on March 10.
Harper. witness, says the murder was
uDprovoked.
Inc state has closed. Hill made state
ment whica was reasonable, and the i'm
preston now is that il conviction Is
secured a rec5mmendation 10 mercy will be
made bv tue jury. TIE jury IS very patient
ard will give the case full consideration.
The argument is now proceeding. Hill is a
fine looking man and Is represented by
Messrs. Jones. Austin and Morrison. The
state Is represented by The solicitor general
ana s. E. Grow.
The next case. the state vs.. Grant Gllley,
for TIE murder Of Martin Order. Will be
sounded Tomorrow. Solicitor General
Cobb, Mr.. Walker. W. T. Brown aud Hon.
Sea5orn Wright Of Rome represent the
Giilsy IS represented By Cobb
& Hamrick, Adsmson & jackson, Reid &
Stewart and Brewster, Dorsey & Howell CT
Atlanta and L. P. GORDON Of Whitesb1rg.
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SET ON FIRE BY A NURSE.
Three ATrEAPT, TO BURN TIE
HOUSE. OF A PATIENT.

she xyanted TO Get Back to q Hospital
TO be Near Another Nurse she
I.ovad 50 Dearly That She Gould Not
Rear to Be eparated Erom Her.
,ng1PEtA, Pa, Oct IS Elizabeth
Darbv. a trained nurse, p years Of age, is
Ioctaj I'D in the Delaware county jail at
Media charged with a particularly heinous
a,ts-,ns At arson. On Friday last Miss
Osrbv wss sent from a hospital in
tbis city 10 the house Of Mrs.
Sa+bsrins 5. latham at RoSemont, Pa,
= fashionsble suburb to nurse sn invalid
sister of Mrs. Ia ham. Saturday afternoon
" Tstham discovered flames on tie back
s-s,rx inst had been star ed by Saturating
10 inflow With slcoh0l and setting II on
Era The FIRE was extingaished before It
had gained much he4d"sy.
TWO oTEER ATTEMPTS.
TIE same night and the following night
two other attempts were mzds 70 destroy
the house. but both times the nre was dis
covered and put out before the o6lect OF the
i,ca-dis-v had been at aimed. As Miss Darby
was the latest conner ana a re .el a aus
Of ths household we're all old domeStlcs, sus-
n;ri9n fali m n her sud she was arrested
A. first she de led tie crime. but to-day,
vhao closely intsrrogsted By detective
ofoa- OF this CITY. she broke down and eoa-
fss.a5 N having started tie fires.
HER MOTIVE.
The motive for the crime, ss given by
Miss Darby. IS hist sae could no, bear sepa-
ramon from s fslloH-nurse IN the hospital
vnor1 are dearly loved aud wh1m sne
horsd 70 be able TO reioin if the house had
49, DESTROYED. Hiss DARCY Is
nr-ttv refuei sni intelligent, ard
would seem Incapable OF the deed by which
hslf dozen people wo Id proba ly have
Lost their lives If she had succeeded in her
purprss Her parents reside in Borden
toSa, y J., sad ara respectable and we'll
TODD psgpla there.
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CHILDREN STOOD SIDE BY SIDE
Then the Mother Deliberately Fired a
SaOtSun st Them.
From the CINCINNATI Enquirer.

SPARTA. I'LL, Oct 10-Just south of
Sparta to-day, Mrs. Sylvester Brown,
while laboring under temporary alteration
of mind, attempted to take the lives of her
two little daughters and then destroy Der
own. She procured shotgun and three
shells. and placing her two little daughters,
aged 4 and years, side by side, discharged
the f st sh),.
The charge TOOK lodgment jus: above the
heart OF one Of the children, but, strange 10
say, did not XII it. The sound Of the saut
alarmed Brown, sho was at work near b.
Leaving his wife and children in charge Of
his hired man, he went for medical cid.
During his absence Mrs. Brown made a
frantic effort - take her own life, but failed
after a second discharge Of the gun. The
family is one OF The most proIainen. and re-
spected ia this vicinity
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AUGUSTA. Ga, Ocs. i3.-The Citizens
Reform Ascension q Augusta nominated
c1uEc linen TOR al the wards = night %
run on the reform ticket vita }. II. Alex
aadsr for mayor. They ere Frsg ward.
Robert IS. Hun second. James j. Deck:
T I'D. John ~. Lombard fOlrth. Gelrcs
4 Lombari FIN. R3Dert =. Elliott IL
3 . sfro.g ticket, aud tie citizens are quite
c9EG4snt y slccsss.
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ELS CHoKED -Hs WHEEL
And tie Flour Mil at Miamisburg
Yves Obliged 70 shut Down.
froM lLe CincinnGtt EnqIllrer.

MANS BCEG, O.. Oct l2.-The Touring
mill Of L. Eagleman has been complied %
slut down the last few days for e most
unusual reason. Tie wster wheel has been
completely choke1 up with esls. aai every
fes hOurs IL would be Necessary q cieag
them cut. Flfte9g . twenty sOuld be-
taken cut esch time. some weighing nearly
i've pounds. tbs never occurred before
AID . eEplglse1 az several years $40 ne
fish commission plated q lat n young eris
iu lle Mani. above Dayton. Nbic8 have
no gr0su ~, AID 10 nlmbefs fgfieient -
Spa mn
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COMFY ISLANDS oAsTAwAYs.
zhe.r Pastor at jacksonville to In
vestigate her Story.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 13-Rev.
4avid JUNIOR, pastor of the Brooklyn Pres
pyteriAn church, of which Sam Thornton
and Eva Jewell, the castaways. are both
snembers, is in the city investigating in be-
-,alf Of the church the wonderful drifting
story. Rev. JUNIOR Is accompanied by Mr..
70 buck the weather strip man, who with
BIS vile claims to have seen the castawavs
Eost away on log. Both are believers in
Ghornton's fairy tale. They have inter-
viewed all the parties who know anything
Of the matter. ard besides have taken trip
20 tbs beach and are satisfied that Thornton
made the trip.
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Enhancement to hold a Rally.

ABEL. GA, Oct. l3-The alliance will, il
isFumored, hold a grand rally in this CITY
Nov. i2 and there IS a probability that
several noted Atlaatians will be invited 20
be present and address the farmers. This
will be big day Tor Adel and the farmers
from all over this section will be present
upon that occasion.
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: Blaze ct Albany.

ALBANY. Ga. Oct. l3-This morning
about O'Clock fire broke out in W. 81.
Medlin's store in East Albany. aud the store
and tie dwelling adjoining. with their con-
$3.50 with No ibsu ance. The origin Of
the FIRE Is not known.
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pessr.s .hs store for to Farm.

ADEL. Ga, Oct. l3.-sam BroEz has
sold ia entire stock OF merchandise 20 l.
q. utility, Sho has moved the Dulk 4 Il
into his store. Mr. Brown has clOsel bis
store f2r Ne preset aud is dsyOtlDg bis
iisas ans Affection 70 bis nunerous farms
l5iug near hera
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sToCKnOLDEns.

saFannat saT1ngs Bagk are bereby poflaes
fLst lnrtalineuta % ths capital ttocs % tlls
bask ARE now due sed arless Dad os ~ before
itfh lssE. q fle q 80 ceuis pr share $50 b. ~.
fgrcel y. = CAEsaE
Transar.F
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PURCHASING AGENCY
WANTED.

Chatham Real Estate stock Series A. 500 in
cry bonds. chetlam Bank stock south
western Eai.fosg at9zk Ceatfsl RAILROAD siock
ale ta1elt1fes.
ArsTiS D. nTREi.
fHr9ter. ftf iFyau street.
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WE

HAVE RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE FAC.
TORY AN INVOICE OF ENGLISH BROWN
DERBY HATS. THE CORRECT STYLE AND
CoLORFOR NOBBY YOUNG MEN FOR THE
PRESENT SEASON,
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ASSURED THE
LATEST STYLES AND THE SAVING OF THE
MIDDLEMAN S PROFIT.
FALK CLOTHING C0-IPANY.
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BOLTON STREET
ICE! ICE: ICE:

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The contract for the sale of our ice expires on
Dec, 3! next, and
on AND AFER JAN. I, 1892,
we shall enter into the sale and delivery OF ice
on our own account.
We have engaged an experienced man who
will have entire charge of our delivery depart
ment, and 1t is cur intention TO spare neither
pains nor expense in making it the most com
plete system Of ice delivery Savannah has ever
had. Our aim Will be
PROMPT AND POLITE SERVICE AND
HONEST WEIGHT
Every complaint will be thoroughly investi-
gated and promptly rectihei.
We intend 10 sell and deliver ice at price
that will place the same within the reach Of all.
and We advise consumers not to make any con
tracts for next seasons supply, as We shall sell
CHEAP, VERY CHEAP.
THE GORRIE ICE MANUFACTURING CO..
LOUIS P. HART. President
H. ~ Conner. JOSEPH Hull.
CONFER, HULL q CO.,
Successors to Hammond, Hull & Co.,
MANI ACAIhEh OF EEhIlLtLEHS.
Sole owners Of
THE GEORGIA FERTILIZER co.
AND
THE PORT ROYAL FERTILIZER co.
ofics No. 1861 Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
DIR. ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.
Which has taken silver medals and diplomas
over all liver medicines, has no equal as a
curative for dyspepsia indigestion and all liver
complaints and is recommended and prescribed
by our leading phys.c.a ans.
Do not be imposed upon By substitutes, and
be sure that you get
DIR. ULNIER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
For sale by all leading druggists, or address
ULMER LIVER CoRRECToR CO.,
No. 50 Bay street, Savannah. Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

Aeirruisr sawyer 20 r1a a small mill. also %
bands 20 work Ia q brirkyard. Apply 70
TIE LIBERTY MANUFACTURING CON
PANY.
A. p. FAwcErT. Secretary. Market Square
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AVOID LAW SUITS.
AVOID LAW SUITS.
TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE,
Insure your Titles with,
THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN
COMPANY,

1875 Congress street.
The ejectment suits just brought by the heirs
OF George D. Millen against the property in
Warning. Lse, White. Cuthbsrt Reppard and
Cumming Wards attack the titles to
ONE HUNDRED LOTS OF LAND.
OF the forty-s lots in Waring. Lee and White
Wards. the titles to which are attacked by these
suits,
EIGHT. AT LEAST,
are protected by the Title Guarantee COMPANY.
and the owners are relieved Of the annoyance
which necessarily attends law suit
NO ATTENDANCE AT COURT.
NO WITNESSES TO BE SUMMONED,
NO DISTURBANCE OF MIND,
are among the blessings now enjoyed by the
holders OF the insurance policies or
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY,
and by those fortunate parties who procured
their titles directly or indirectly through it.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY,
1856 Congress street.
has perpetual charter The death or insolv-
ency of any or ell of its stockholders cannot
affect its warranty.
IL has 3 paid-ln capital Of nearly $4,000
oOne Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars and
STOCK to the extent Of $4,000
INSURE YOUR TITLES NOW.
You know not when they may be attacked. and
il you are wiss you will take time by the fore
lock and guard against future trouble
THE TITLE GUARANTEES COMPANY
will indemnify its patrons against any possible
loss to the extent OF the amount insured
PREMIUM PAYABLE ONLY ONCE.
The Company has the use of BECKETT'S
ABSTRACTS OF LAND TITLES OF CHAT
HAM COUNTY and the aid of an Advisory
Counsel OF frst-class reputation. II is there.
fore, IN q position to act safely and carefully
upon all titles submitted for its guarantee.
GEORGE H. STONE President.
ISAAC BECKETT, Secretary and Solicitor.
r B. RICHARDS. Advisory Counsel.
PURCHASING AGENCY.
In connection with my CHATHAM COUNTY
ABSTRACT OF LAND TITLES oct as agent
for parties desiring to purchase real estate, rep
r'sentlng their interests in all Gases and buying
a. the lowest possible riees.
Once I55 Congress street
ISAAC BECKETT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Peo. /, 1870, tie basis Of seeos-
areuseHt Of al odeeyt.StR9 - the MoRsryG
inch for the fret Insertion No SpectcI Notes
tFlser1ed for loss hdR 81 90.
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THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The twenty-fifth.. 25th) regular monthly meet
ing of this association will be held at the office of
the secretary, lis Bryan street, THIS (Wednes-
day AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
This is also the second annual meeting.
D. G. PURSE, President
]. L. WHATLEY, Secretary
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YOUNG MEMS HEBREW ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association will be held THIS
EVENING at O'Clock at the Masonic Temp.e
By order OF the PRESIDENT.