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The yearly expenditure of the pope
average about E2o2 500. the chief
items being as follows The pope's
privy purse E20.OyO; the cardinals
s2s, OJJ; subsidies 10 poor dioceses.
SIS 40; prefecture Of the apostolic
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Besides these regular items there are
extraordinary expenses, of which the
restoration of the apse Of the Lateran
Baslica. which cost over 900. 900. may
be taken a. a specimen.-London Tit
bits
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end of a shooting season on the largest and
best conducted game preserves u Britain
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EAKEMAN'S WAyDERINGS
BRITISH POACHERS AND THEIR IN
GENlOuS wILES.

fhe Artince and Audacity Of British Game
Marauders-Their Character. Methods
and Woodcran ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Personal Experiences.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
FLoR1DA's MEraoPosrs.
A Church Narrowly Escapes Fire

A Church Narrowly Escapes Tire-A
Woman Leaps From Window.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. 20.-The
Tabernacle Baptist church caught
fire during this mornings service, but Rev,
Malcolm MacGrecgar continued TO preach
right through to the end Of his sermon,
The flames started in q shed in the rear of
the church. The prompt arrival Of the
department and che quick work extin-
gulshed the flames before any serious dam
age was done.
A woman, stopping at the Everett
hotel, leaped through the glass of q
second story window into the Yerd of Col.
Sam Houston tonight just after supper,
and caused much excitement She fortu-
nately landed on soft ground 30 no bones
were broken, though internal injuries were
suffered. The unfortunate was temporar-
lily insane.
The steamship Seminole of the Clyde line
arrived in port at noon to-day forty-eight
hours overdue. She was prevented from
entering the harbor by a northeast gale
and anchored outside the bar, being I'M
reported owing to the dense fog. Much
apprehension was felt here for her safety.
She sails north tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock with Il, 900 boxes OF oranges for the
holiday trade
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A SCANDAL AT ATLANTA.
a. G. KaURT AND MRS. COLDE-
COTF REPORTED UNDER ARREST.

Rumor Says They Were Together es
q Fashionable Hotel at Cincinnati
Mr.. Coldecott Refuses to Believe
the Story.
ATLANTA. GA, Dec. 2O.-Two weeks
ago to-day Henry g. Khurt, the we'll
known tobacconist, proprietor OF the
largest house Of the kind IN Atlanta, packed
his grip, and, telling his wife and cler rs
that he was going TO New York on BUSH
ness, left the city on the Air Line train.
Last Wednesday NJ. L Coldecott. well
known as the proprietor OF the Munro bath
institute, In the Traders Bank building,
purchased railroad and sleeping car tickets
for his wife 70 St. Louis, and with hus-
bandly care went to the depot and had
her comfortably located In the
car. Mrs COldecott is an exceed
ingly handsome woman, a blonde
Of that striking, delicate type
that never fails TO attract attention and ad-
miration. Mr.. and Mrs. Coldecott, with
their one child, have lived 10 Atlanta
for about five years, and the wife, by reason
Of her striking beauty, has become 70 be
known by sight by half the population Of
the city. Mr.. and Mrs Coldecott have al
ways lived In fine style, keeping their horses
and carriages aud enjoying all the lGxuries
that an apparently happy and prosperous
business man could command. Henry
Khurt Is one of the best known young men In
the city, handsome. hberal-hearted fellow
who has made free use OF fortune among
his friends. His wife, with whom every
body sympathises In the affair, is the Oldest
daughter Of John Ryan aud a sister TO
Steve Ryan, the merchants prince. who is
now In Fulton county jail for contempt Of
court.
ARRESTED AT ST. LOUIS.
Yesterday a telegram was received in At
lanta stating that Henry Khurt and Mrs.
Coldecott had been placed under arrest in
Cincinnati. This developed that the pretty
blonde had not kept faith with her husband
and gone to visit relatives in st. Louis, as
he believed, but instead made straight TO
Cincinnati to join the handsome young At
lanta merchant. What the details of the
arrest are could not be ascertained, but it is
rumored here that there is still another
woman in the case who caused the arrest.
TRYING TO HUSH IT UP.
Every effort is being made to suppress the
particulars of the sensation on account Of
the prominence of the parties, but the news
of the arrest spread quickly and tonight It
is the leading topic of gossip among men
about town. 1t was reported among other
things that Khurt had sent to his book
keeper here for IS, coo yesterday, but st his
store this was denied. For several years the
Coldecotts and Khurts lived near neighbors.
MIR. Coldecott is much wrought up over the
affair. He says he has perfect confidence In
his wife and would not even telegraph
to Cincinnati for confirmation of the story,
for fear he would place himself in the posi-
ton of doubling her. Beyond this he
would say nothing, except that if the re-
ported arrests were true it of course meant
that all was over between him and his wife.
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HELD UP BY FoOTPADs.
A Car Inspector of Albany Relieved c
$40.

A Car Inspector of Albany Relieved of
$40.
ALBANY, Ga, Dec 90. T. Layfleld,
chief car inspector for the Albany division
of the Southwestern road. was last night
the victim of one of the boldest and most
successful robberies every committed In
the city. Mr.. Leyheld was leaving the
depot at late hour, walking on the track
that forms the ~" Coming into North
street, and just after he had passed the
water tank. two men sprang from behind a
pile Of crossties and seized him. Both men
bad hold of Mr. Layfeld before he real
lied what was up, and one of them held a
knife to his throat and told
him that IL he moved or
gave any alarm, they would kill him. They
demanded his money, aud finding himself
entirely in their power, Mr.. Layfield could
do nothing but submit. They got all he
had In his pockets. $40 81 After getting
his money one of the robbers walked off q
short distance aud stopped. He then called
TO his partner TO follow him, and warned
Mr. Lay1eld that If be moved until they
were safely out of sight they would
shoot. Thus both men disappeared into the
darkness OF the night, and Mr.. Layieii, e.
soon as he felt that It was safe for him to
do so, moved on and hurried up town after
an officer. BE did not know whether the
robbers were white or black. No arrests
have been made.
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FLoRIDA's CAPITAL CITY.
Articles ofIncorporation for New Coz
panies Filed at the Capitol

Articles Incorporation for New CON-
panies Filed at the Capitol
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec. 20-Tauahas-
sees artesian well is a success At depth
OF $50 feet an abundant supply Of fine quail
ity Of mineral water has been obtained.
State Chemist Norman Robinson says this
water contains excellent medicinal proper
ties
Articles OF incorporation Of new compa-
MES have been filed with the secretary Of
state as follows:
Sprague, Duncan s. Hutchinson, limited,
capital stock $50, 600; places Of business at
New York and Jacksonville. This is com-
pany OF electrical engineers. The directors
are Frank L. Sprague, Alfred Bishop Mason
and Cary T. Hutchinson.
The Pharr Phosphate Company of Bar
tow, capital stock $540, 900. The directors
are Emmett Ii. Greeson. Alexander F.
Fharr and James B. Gibson.
The Tropical Development and Naviga-
ton Company, SUCCESSORS TO the Polk
County Canal and Navigation Company
The capital stock is $4,000. The officers
are: c. /. Page, president; II. o. johnson,
vice president; II. Hammond. secretary and
treasurer.
The Pasadena Land and Improvements
Company, capital stock $3.50, 900. The In
corporators are: John d. Flint, Elijah Fox,
JAHN AShOCAs lJdft0 LIZ x. lEN u.
Chase. John J. Thrasher, Alfred e. Drew
and James A Dow.
The Excelsior Phosphate Company of
Jacksonville, capital stock elOo. COO. The
directors are: William s. Prinder, Henry
81. Brooks, Samuel B. Glazier. Amanda W.
Bars and Harrison W. Clark.
The Ocaia BanHer Publishing Company,
capital stock 200 The directors are,
+. z. Harris, P. D. A. Pratt, Charles II.
Pratt. J. II. Q. Pratt, c. L. Bitlinzer and
Samuel F. Treague.
The Saddle Greek Phosphate Company Of
Barlow, capital stock $500, 900. The dIrec-
tors arei G. J. SeGrles, A. G. Britton and ].
NJ. Sesrles.
The West Florida and Northern Railway
Company, capital stock $50, 900. The road
Is 20 be built from ST. Andrews northward
through Holmes county TO the Alabama
line, eastward to Wewahitchka, thence to
Apalachicola. thence to st. Josephs, Themes
northwRrd via Wewahitchka through Jack
son county to the Alabama line, a distance
OF 100 miles. The directors are: ]. G.
Fuller, Roswell Shinn and John E. Galley
OF Chicago, E. S. Lawrence OF New York.
]. ID. Pirrong of Wewahitchka, J. D.
Martin OF st. Andrews, Sand John Barr
Glenn Of Chipley.
The Pensacola Home and Savings Asso-
citation, the officers Of which are H. B. Hat
ton, president; J. 7. Whiting, vice presi-
dent; R NJ. Carey, Jr., secretary; q. K.
Hyer, Jr., treasurer, and A. G. Blount, Jr.,
attorney.
The New Sub-Tropical Exposition of Jack
sonvlle, capital stock 5000. The moor
porators are J. W. Archibald, W. A. Mac
duff, w. A. BORIS, A. B. Campbell, ]. r.
Campbell, J. c. Greeley and @. Benedict.
The Seminole Building Association of
Jacksonville, capital stock $500. The incor-
poratorsaraG. W.gRahy. c. w. Cookrell,
Jr;. j. FL. Darkel, J. s. Fairhead and John
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RAN OFF TEE RAILS.
Narrow Escape OF Train From a
Plunge From q Trestle.

Narrow Escape OF Train From a
Plunge From q Trestle.
GAINESVILLE, FLA. Dec. 2o.-The down
train on the Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad was dereiled this afternoon about
half mile from the city. Every car went
of the rails, but fortunately the train was
not going ct high rate Of speed and no one
was hurt. 1t had just passed over the high
trestle which spans Ella branch. Had Ii
gone of on this many lives would have
been lost. The accident was caused by rot
ten ties and a rail which had the inner
hange broken or worn OF. The road from
here to Cedar Key is in miserable cordi-
ton. 1t Is the Oldest In the state, but never
thelees Is allowed az Oh infant industry 70
charge cents per mills.
A LIBEL SUIT BNDED.
The suit Of Knox vs. Montgomery ended
last night in verdict for the defendant
montgomery. The suit was one for libel
GUS publication by Montgomery against
Knox, charging him with having burned
his storshouse, which was Insured In the
Florida Mutual Fire Insurance Association,
of which Montgomery was president
There are several murder cases 10 be tried
at this term Of court.
The first cabbage of the season came to
town yesterday. Lettuce is going forward.
Strawberries are ripe.
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KILLED BY AN ENGINE.
An Aged White Man Struck by Trt
Near H0rcrOsa

An Aged White Man Struck by Traln
Near NorcrosS.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 20-PassenRer train
No. 81 of the Richmond and Danville road
knocked James Lott, an aged white man,
from the track at Norcross yesterday after
noon, killing him instantly.
Lott had just finished making some pur-
chases at one OF the stores and started down
the railroad track toward his home with his
purchases under his arms.
Engineer O'Neal, sitting in his seat in the
engine, with mis- hand ON the throttle, peer
ing eagerly down the track through the
mist and rain, saw the old man and gave a
sharp blast Of the whistle. The old man
looked back and increased his pace, but
failed to leave the track. An instant later
he was hurled into the air by the pilot and
fell eeveral feet from the track, A few
minutes later he was dead
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
NOTICE
CRY OF SAVANNAH

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE Grief OF POLICE, Dec. 10, 1891. I
=, The following order Is hereby published for
the information Of oil concerned:
1. The Ordinance Of the city forbids the firing
of guns pistols and other firearms anywhere
and at any time within the corporate limits
2, The firing OF sky rockets, wheel roc. cts,
roman candles. serpents. frecrackers and other
fireworks, or of any other article or thing con-
Jaiaing gpnpowder, Illuminating powder. or
other explosive or decorating substances, and
the making of bonflres except In tho extsud ed
portion Of Forsyth Place and in the public
squares of the city south Of Liberty street, and
then only f1ve days before aad ten days after
Christmas day and the Fourth Day Of July in
each and every year. ia also positively pro-
hIbited by the Ordinance OF the city.
3. The members of the Police Department are
hereby ordered to arrest all persons found VIC
iating these Ordinances, and to be unusually
vigilant during the approaching holidays in
checking promptly all improper Irregularities
and disorders detrimental to good order, and to
the proper protection of Hfe and property.
JOHN GREEN, Chicf OF Police
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
POLICE SIGNAL sYsTE N.

Savannah Officials Inspecting It's
Workings at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 20-Mayor McDon-
ough, Alderman Haines and Chief of Police
Green of Savannah are in the city. The
object of the visit is to investigate the
Gamewell police signal system In operation
here. This afternoon they were shown over
the police station by Chief Connolly and
Capt Thompson. Some interesting expert
ments were also made with the signal sys-
tenn, aud the mayor, alderman and chief
expressed themselves Us highly pleased with
IL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,

CRY OF SAVANNAH,
OFSToE CLHRK OF COUNCIL, Dec 10, 1891.
Under and by virtue Of a resolution adopted
by city council on the 9th instant, council viii
elect ct its next regular meeting, that is to say,
on WEDNESDAY, the ESD instant, a commits
soner to I'LL vacancy now existing In the Board
Of Commissioners Of PAotage
Applicants must hand IN their applications to
the Office Of the clerk of council at or before 9
O'Clock P. NJ. on MONDAY preceding the day of
election.
By order Of council,
FRANK E. REBAREA,
Clerk of Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
oRpINANor. DEC. 10. 1883.
Clerk Of Council


AN ORDINANCE to suspend the ordinance passed
In council April %, 1883, relative 20 obstruc-
tlon Of sidewalks
SECTION 1. Be IL ordained by the mayor and al
dermen Of the City OF Savansah. Ia council
assembled, and IL is hereby ordained bv tba
authority aforesaid. that the ordinance passed
In council on April IS. 1893, relative TO ohstruc-
ton OF sidewalks by the displaying of d4-y goods.
etc, be suspended from Dec. 20 Dec. Is. in
elusive or each year, upon condition that the
space occupied by dealers In displaying their
goods shall not exceed two and half feet from
store 70 SIDEWALKS, and shall not exceed threo
feet from the curb toward the street hus no
goods or boxes shall be left on the pavemeu
or street after O'Clock p. Il of each day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
A LIBEL sUTT BNDED.
ThomasyilIe Tonics.

THoMAsvILLE, GA, Dec. 20.-J. W.
Dillon u Co. have bought out the hay and
grain business of G, s. Parker.
The following officers have been elected
by st. Thomas Lodge No. 80: Arthur
Patton, w. NJ. J. G. Hopkins, 8. w;
David Elias. j. w; M. A. Fleetwood, SEQ
Rotary; !. Lcvy, treasurer; N. J. Brown,
tyler.
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FOR RENT Or SALE
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TREAsURER's OFFICE OF THE
CRY OF SAVANNAH,

IHhAbUHhH 3 OFFfUE OF THE I
CRY OF SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec 18th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of
the City of Savannah that under the ordinance
passed by council on the 9th instant, the assess
ment and valuation of property made for
municipal taxation for the year 1890, under the
terms and provisions Of the ordinance Of the
city passed Nov. 90, 1899, will be continued ar
the basis OF taxation by the city for the year
1892 as to the real estate, including improve
ments, covered thereby. In the absence OF OBJ
jections. Such objections. If any, must be fled
IN the Office OF the clerk OF council within fifteen
days from this date. In the absence OF obiec-
lions within the time specified, the assessment
as satisfactory, and will be binding for the year
1892
ISignedJ CHAS. S. HARDEE.
City Treasurer
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NOTICE.

First-class accountant, engaged as treasurer
Of prominent successful Savannah corpora
Best Savannah references Box 81, care News.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SiERCHANTs' NATIONAL B4Nk 0S
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. o. 1891
The annual election for directors will be hsld
az the banking house corner Sc. Julian and
y to O'Clock P. 4. '-'
". s. ROCKWELL.
Caxhiar
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NOTICE TO TOY STORES, RETAIL
DEALERS. ETC.
CRY OF SAVANNA

CRY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNoII. Dec. 8. 1891.
The following ordinance is published for the
information Of all concerned. By order of the
Mayor. FRANK E. REBARER.
Clerk of Council
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DON'T GET LEFT.

Remember and send In your orders early. and
you will be provided for. / have a fine lot Of
the latest and best
TU RKEYS TURKEYS
Dressed at home and guaranteed to be the finest
In the city. Send to
JAMES JOYCE
Corner Liberty and Abercorn Streets,
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DR.. EBYAH WHITNEY of New York makes the
proud boast Of having seen every President
from Washington to Cleveland. DR.. Whitney
Is 9S years old.
RABBIE CORTLAND DEUTsCH, the newly elected
professor OF Hebrew history and philosophy 10
the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, is only
SO years of age. '5t5a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-21
Ricaardsou's MANAGER Dead.

VIcKsBURG, MISS, Dec. 20.-Col w. G.
Kennedy, general manager OF the vast estate
OF Johu Richardson, died az Russian this
morning.
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