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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after FEB. /, 1890, the basis of nseGs-
nrew1ent Of OF odvertisiHg IN he MoRNrsG
NEWS t0tU be G00te, or at tie rate Of 81 90 an
inch for the Erst iRSeTtion. No Special Notice
inserted for less than 81 90.
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GALL on "UNCLE ADAM

At No. 40 Jefferson street, corner Congress
street lane. If you are short of ready money.
He will advance you cash on your diamonds,
watches, iewery, clothing, musical it, rll-
ments, tools, etc. Open 8 A. n. to 9P. NJ; Sat
urdays to Il p. N. NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE,
20 Jefferson street. ADAM STRAUSS. Man
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MONEY TO LOAN

In sums of So 900 and upward, on first-class CITY
real estate. for TIRES years. Address, with de-
scription Of property. BOX as Morning News
office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ZOE ,IARRIEp ladies oNLY

japanese Cream removes stains, spots. grease
and dirt. Renovates and brighteus all fabrics.
Cleans everything. Harmless as water Price
Is cents only. BY
WLINSKI. Pharmacist,
Broughton and Braytonstrests, Telephone 465.
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MANCHESTER, July 13.-The temporary
embankment of the Manchester ship canal
nas again been destroyed by extra high
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NOTICE.

Notice m hereby given of intention TO apply
70 the present adjourned session OF the General
Assembly of the state of Georgia for the mas
sage Of local bill act entitled IAN Act 10
amend an Act incorporating town to be called
Warsaw, approved March 5, 1856, so as to vest
the elective franchise in the resident adult male
citizens Of said town, and for other purposes.
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ONE OF Our MANY TESTIMONIALS.
Buffers PHARMACY,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 26, 1891.

Buffers PHARMACY,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 26, 1891.
Messrs 4. s. Bacon d Sons, SGvdnndh, Ga:
MY DEAR SIRs-I enclose you my check here
with IN payment of invoice for fixtures for
BUFFERS BRANCH PHARMACY, Abercorn
and Henry streets
Let me thank you for your promptness in
nnlshlng this work and for the beautiful execu-
fixtures have been very much admired by every
one who visits our store, and much praise has
been heard OF their beauty. Yours truly,
BUTLER & co.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

7
| RFYES.-The friends and acquaintance OF Mr..
! and Mrs. A. J. REYES, Mrs L. Reyes and Mr.. J.
| J. Crowley are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral OF the former from his late resi-
dence, Lincoln, between Duffy and Henry
streets THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 4
-
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Cashed In silver-

MADRID, July 13.-All notes offered at
the Bank Of Spain to-day were cashed in
silver.
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ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE NO. 23l
r. AND A. NJ.

The regular monthly meeting of this ~
Lodge will be held at Masonic Temple NJ
THIS TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock. "
The F. C. degree will be conferred.
Members of sister Lodges and transient
brethren are invited to attend
w S. ROCKWELL, W. NJ.
InHN S HAINFS Secretary
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Corner Bull and Congress streets.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA. July l, 1891
Inc Following taxes are now due:
Real Estate, ID quarter 1891:
Stock in Trade, ID quarter 1891;
money Solvent Debts, etc, % quarter 1891;
Furniture, etc, I'd quarter 1891:
water Rents six months in advance from July
!, 1891, to Jan. !, 1892; ''
Also Ground Rents in arrears for two or more
discount of ten per cent. will be allowed
upon an OF the above except Ground ReutsJ il
pald "ithln htteen days after the first of July
Y. S. HARDFE City Trensl1rer
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KEgP THE HAIR nRY

It is decidedly "nobby'' in appearance. After
bathing it is great luxury to use a Compressed
Face Sponge. MELDERMA is a Toilet Powder
that instantly removes all unpleasant odor arts
ing from perspiration.
SOLOMON & co. IS TWO DRUG STORES.
Market Square. 90 Bul street
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FOR SALT WATER FATHERS

The Submarine Bathing Cap is made Of pure
rubber, and is the only device that will posi-
lively
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REPUBLICAN BITES PICNIC.

Members and guests of Republican Blues will
take steamer Crescent City for picnic at VIII
mington Island WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at 10
O'Clock NJ. Steamer will leave promptly. All
guests who do not 90 on this trip can purchase
tickets for train leaving Bolton street at $50 P.
NJ. which will connect with steamer for Will
mington Island. LIEUT.. J. ]. GAUDRY,
Chairman Committee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JURORS.
Only the jurors on the Welsbein case need
appear TODAY CTuesday) All others will ap-
pear WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
By order OF JUDGE FALLIGANr.
JAMES K. P. CARR,
Clerk S. G. @. c., Ga.
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MEETINGS.
ALPHA LODGE NO. 1

ALPHA LODGE NO. 4.
Ancient aud Accepted Scottish Rite
FreemasOns.
The regular meeting of this Lodge will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall in the Encamp-
meut room, THIS tuesday EVENING t6:l5
O'Clock. -
". S. ROCKWELL, V. NJ.
JOIN s. HAINEs, Secretary.
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SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. S, 4. G. 2.

A regular meeting of this Castle will be held
ct X 6. Z. hall lover Chatham bank, Congress
and Bull street. THIS tuesday EVENING at
s O'Clock. Members of sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend
P. S. CALLAHAN. n. @.
Attest THOMAS j. SHEFTALL. NJ. of r.
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WANTED.

THOROUGHLY Competent
A l. . G SALES IAN
FOR savannah Ga. Good salary will be paid.
State age, experience and references.
WANAMAKER 8 BROWN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Inc largest Clothing and Tailoring House in
America
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FACTS
CONC MING
wILMIN GTON AND.

very strong company having purchased the
Wilmington Island property, proposes to make
it the most popular family summer resort in
the south
To this end a Club House, Dancing Pavilion
and fine Wharf have been built and an Ar
tesian Well bored.
Until other and more permanent transporta-
ton facilities have been arranged for, the
fine steamer Crescent City has been placed upon
the route running from the city and from Thun.
derbolt in connection with the Coast Line rail
road.
In order to start the enterprise two sales Of
lots at auction, TO the highest bidder, was de-
termined upon.
At the first sale twenty lots were sold to
purchasers whose standing in the community
is such as to be guarantee OF the success of
this enterprise.
The second sale will take place on the after
noon of THURSDAY, 10th inst.
At this sale there will be but limited mum.
Der of lots sold, and as this will be the last sale
this season, the price of lots will be advanced
after the sale, and purchases can only be made
at private sale. at the advanced price.
A basket picnic will be the feature of this sale,
with refreshments furnished by the company,
and transportation FREQ
Those desiring to attend the sale can obtain
tickets from esther of the directors named be
low or from the suctioneer
G. H. DORsETT.
JOHN sCHwARz, S. L. LAZARON,
n. o. TILTOE. A. LEFFLER
DAVID DOUGLASS, RIB. HARRIS,
J. II. GRIMM. H. L SEEMANN,
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NATURES TRUE AGENT
Is the celebrated
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
A large shipment received direct from the
Springs.
BOWDEN LITHIA,
From Lithia Springs, Georgia. is fast attain
ing splendid reputation. Headquarters for
Mineral Waters
-BUTLER'S PHARMACY
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YEMAssEE TRIBE NO. %, !. o. R. NJ

regular meeting will be held THIS Tues.
day EVENING at 8 O'Clock at Knights of
Pythas Hall, corner Barnard and York streets.
full attendance is requested. Members Of
other tribes and visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
JOHN W. SIDAY, Sachem.
j. G. BERNHARDT Chief of Records
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate passed few local bills and
read a few more bills a second time The
Senate is very conservative. Hon. J. s.
James, general mana ger Of the Piedmont
Chautauqua, extended to the Senate and its
attaches an invitation to attend the OPEN
ing exercises Wednesday evening The in
vitation stated that free transportation
would be provided over the Georgia Pacific
road. As a body the Senate accepted the
Invitation.
The bill to prohibit the sale of liquor
within three miles Of any church or school
house, except in an incorporated town or
city, WAS made the special order for next
Thursday
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THE sOUTHOVER LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.

The first annual and the thirteenth dsth)
regular monthly meeting of the stockholders
and Board of Directors of this company will be
held at the Office of the president, HIS Bryan
street, THIS Tuesday EVENING at 8 O'Clock.
j. L. WHATIEY, President.
". G. WOODEN. Secretary.
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FALLING AN PITTSBURGH.
The Loss Eaimr,sd nj $1,000, Ooe-BaAi.
ness to Resume To-day.

The Loss EaImNtsd ut $1,000, O0e-BnAi.
He,s to Resume To-day.
PrTrsDuRoH, Pa Feb, ts.-At i o'clock
this afternoon the flying current in the
Allegheny river reached thirty.two feet
eleven inches and began to slowly re-
cede.
AS even the widest estimate had
placed the high water at twenty-five
feet, the great damage Is due to careless.
ness 10 removing goods. With nearly
every iron mill flooded and closed down,
railroad tracks washed away, squares
upon squares 6t streets flooded to the
second story and thousands Of cellars
filled, the direct los BY the flood cannot
fall less than 81 100000. The poor liv-
ing along the rivers have suffered 80
greatly that appeals for aid have been
Issued by the Mayor OF Allegheny.
The greatest losses, OF course, fell upon
the down town wholesale stores, and the
riverside establishments out Penn ave-
nue., where fully three miles OF cellars
are filed to the first floor. Added to
this, building inspectors say the flooded
districts have suffered great injury in
the way OF damaged foundations.
Tonight the river has fallen several
feet, and trade and street car iines will
open tomorrow. The damage to
railroads has been generally repaired
and all trains are running slightly b..
hind time. Reports from oil up:rivel
points show rapidly declining waters
and people are returning 10 their homei
to figure up and repair the damage
which, in every case, is far greater than
was expected,
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THE KILLING Oh GEORGE II. 81
One of the saddsst Stories IN Record.
Taken for n Burglar.

One of the saddsst Stories IN Record
Taken for Burglar.
The killing Of George Hess at Pleasant
Valley night before last, chrontcled IN
yesterdays INTELLleEscER, was purely
accidental, and the story is narrowing
in its details.
Mr.. Hess's wife was III, and the water
getting into their residence in Fulton,
be concluded to take her and their chic
10 her fathers, Mr.. Balls, at Pleasant
Valley. He procured hack and they
were driven to Mr.. Balls,
Mr.. Hess called out to the f'mily, and
not making them hear, took his child, a
little girl, III his arcs, and went to the
door, which he shook TO arouse the in.
mates. AZ
The door was pulled open suddenly,
several revolver shots and shotgun
discharged, and Mr.. Hess fell dead.
Three tunes recently burglars at.
tempted TO gain an entrance to the Ball
residence. Once one Of the sons emptied
bis revolver at a fleeing burglar, only TO
find that two others were In the house,
and as he was detepceless, they escaped.
Mesers. Luke and viii Ball, brothers
OF Mrs. Hess, took Mr. Hess for a bur.
glar. The shotgun inflicted the fatal
wound, which was an awful one in the
face. ::
Tie two young men were distracted
with grief and remorss. Mrs. Hess has
been in delicate health, and vas in o
precarious condition yesterday.
Coroner Schulizs examined into the
affair and rendered a death certificate in
accordance with the facts.
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WHERE DNES YHE WATER COZ
A Strange Phenomena ia Cellar Which
NubodJ has Explained.

A Strange Phenomena IN a Cellar Which
Nobody has Explained.
A curious phenomenon developed in
the cellar OF Christian Schnepf's drug
store, in the Riley Block, about o'clock
yesterday afternoon. At few minutes
before the water began to come in
through six.iuch crock sewer. As the
river rose the cellar filed up to three
ieet. Suddenly the brick floor in the
southwest corner gave way. making a
ragged hole right in the corner, about
two and half feet across. Into this
opening the water ran till the cellar was
clear. By that time the water in the
river was at least two feet higher
than the bottom OF the cellar,
aud the pressure caused the eix,inch
sewer 10 discharge the water into the
cellar very rapidly and with considerable
force. The hole In the corner was, how
ever, equal to the task, and tho water
from the sewer passed of through it
without cloggingit particle or In any
way indicating that the spsce into which
It ran was limited as to capacity.
II is known that there once was we'll
near the site OF the Reilly Block, but the
six.inch stream with three, foot pres
sure, and a limitlees supply back Of 1t,
would in few minutes fill II. OcCu-
pants Of the building were considerably
alarmed lest the washing water might
weaken the foundation.
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Special DiEpatch % ne blteQl0tlleer.
PARKERspuRe, W. Va, Feb. lS.-At
1880 tonight the river is 81 feet and ris'
ing 81 inches an hour. The weather is
cool. All cellars on lower Ann street
are flooded. No trains are running on
Ohio River Railroad. Coal and oil cars
we're borrowed from the Baltimore and
Ohio to run on the trestles to keep them
in place. A large number Of families
are moving The Ohio is backing up
the KanaWha so swiftly that great
current is found up stream. Not much
damage has been done here 30 far, but
everybody is apprehenstve. The sub.
urb OF Riverside is in great danger and
the mills are all shut down.
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FLOOD OF 81,
feontin,,,t from FSr.t Panel

abs 4 good idea 1, 70 how ialge tue river
really 10. One can see up the river two
miles, and down nearly as far. Wheel
ing Island from this point Is a sad look.
Ing sight and d portion Of Martins Ferry
looks % bad. First street Is covered
from 4 aeplh oil one to a& feet up 70
Hanover street, and q part Of the street
above that point apd, pats 81 other
5;reet6 &re covered. Tho RllBy bstween
First and Second streets 10 under water
from the bridge 10 Hanover street, .
long distance. The Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling track is out Of sight, and some
Of the telegraph poles below the bridge
are half under water. Many Of the
buildings in the bottom are surrounded
aud some small ones are overturned. The
ferry boat CLIMAX" and the wharf boat
are seen anchored al Washington street,
fa- away from dry land.
The forge department at the Laughlin
mill was obliged to shut down ON T1es'
day. The East factory could not 10 in
yesterday and neither was started. The
NorthWood Glass Works shut down on
Tuesday night and the Buckeye yester.
day morning. The Etson did not run
after noon. The last work done at
Spence, BaRgs & Co.'s foundry, Maun'1
foundry, McDermott's tool works and
Meaf's key and box factory and War
woods tool works was on Tuesday
night. The Etna and Standard mills
had to shut down yesterday. At the
BackeSe and E0fthToed glass factories
and the two foundries men worked al
night Tuesday moving and getting ready
for the flood, and many worked hard al
day yesterday. A vast amount OF weFl
was doneat theee places. Spence, Baggl
& Co. were obliged to meYe most o
their casks in boats.
The water entered Barney McEatee'l
saloon on Second street about 2 r. m
He Immediately moved upstairs anC
opened out on the O. & P. railroad tract
as formelY, the track being several fee
above the kigh water. The high boarC
fence putupby the railroad company ont
securely fastened with sheet iron strips
stood In front OF Barney door when b
opened up in the new stand, but Nc
Entee did not mind little thing likt
that, and quickly made a twenty.foo
opening in the fence.
Three OF four barns and coal sheds
etc., were caught by Martins Fer,
men. Three bales Of hay were found Il
one barn. 0ne man saw doe larg
chicken on some DRIFT wood and rowe,
out aud caught 1t. He will keep th
chicken as a reminder OF the '9l food
In the inundated parts there has bseI
considerable sickness and some oil th
sick we're removed. At Don Mrs. job
Ulrich is sick ia bed in the second stor
OF her residence. The water Is well u
in the first story aud Dr.. Fisher, the q
tending physician, was taken to an
from the house in a ekiff.
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SPRAY PROM the FLOOD.
And Flotsam aud Jetsam From the Swollen

Tide.
The expressmen enjoyed boom.
Pianos were still being hauled Of the
Island at daylight yesterday.
Island real estate will boom all the
same when the clouds roll by.
Lots OF people took tours Of inspec,
tiou in the omnihuses yesterday.
Residences on high ground will be at
premium for brief season now.
Lots Of Island residents missed their
favorite morning paper yesterday.
Twenty electrical cars lined up to-
gether make very imposing array.
The best guessers OF Tuesday night
were all willing to gtvei 1t up yesterday
morning.
Two small shanty houses at the foot
Of Seventh street were lifted off their
foundations.
A great number Of the food sutFerets
are quartered in the Fifth and SIKH
ward schools.
West Wheeling is completely inuL.
dated to the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad tracks.
About 200 pianos were brought out OF
food surrounded houses and taken care
Of by the music houses.
Shooting rats of the stringers Of
fences was great amusement for Island
kids yesterday morning.
Restaurants and hotels were overrun
with the homeless wanderers who hau
to hunt board and lodging on short
notice.
Hall SAddler and his son George op
Grated the popular 0Iivette ferry for the
benefit Of tue Hooded district, and ii was
u great accommodation.
Z The Caldwell & Peterson Company
got all i;s heavy goods up into the
second story before the water got in. II
took hustling all night, but itaaved
heavy loss.
About 4 o'clock in the afternoon word
was received 10 the city that the tele-
phone wires between this city aud B+li-
ARE were down. Some Of the poles were
probably washed ont.
There was the most motley collection
Of garbage, rubbape and truck Of all
kinds on Twelfth street west OF Main
last evening that was ever collected to.
gether in an equal space.
Capt. Fred Kline, Of the Bsiiaire
packet R. &. Phillips, when the water
invaded his house, moved his furniture
upstairs and took his family aboard the
boat I'LL the water recedeS.
Charles Rohrig, the Eighth wmd
butcher, had eight feet Of water on his
floor. Hisice house was also flooded,
and the warm water will rot and destroy
the whole stock. It will be heavy loss.
The Public Building Square was Hlled
with lines Of bSrrels, boxes, agricultural
implements aud bugSies yesterday. They
were removed there from flooded ware
houses.
People whose personal property 10 left
lying outdoors without protection, on
account Of the food, should keep Hook.
out for sneak thieves. Strangers float.
ing shout the flooded districts should be
required TO give an account oil them
selves,
A lady was heard 10 remark to q neigh.
Dor across au Island street yesterday
morning before the water got into her
house: "This ia my first food, aud I
am enjoying II very much" Wait till
the water goes down and she sees the
mud on the fiooBl
The Gag put on the partly completed
channel pier Of the new bridge to the
lslAnd At thu time Of the last freshet
WIS sill there at late hour before day
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THE rgRRELl.wnlrE WEDDING.
One OF wheellpE'a Most UharshIpg Bellies
HIarrIeS y VIrEInian.

One OF wheellpE'a Eost Charming Bellies
lIarrIsS vIrGInian.
Last night at o'clock one Of the most
notable nuptial ceremonies witnessed in
Wheeling tof many day was performed
at the First Presbyterian church, Rev.
DR.. D. A. Cunningham, the pastor
officiating. In this Lonten eeason any
thing in the way Of a social event is SO
rare that this one was regarded with
even more interest than would other
wise attach 10 il.
Miss Kate White, the handsome and
accomplished daughter Of Hon. Robert
White, became the bride OF Mr.. Chiles
Mason Feireii, OF Virginia, in the pres
ence Of one Of the largest and most not.
able gatherings Of asimilarcharacter seen
here In recent years.
the invitations were sonumtrou5 and
the acceptances so general that the
throng Of guests were stated with diff
Guilty. The gates OF the church were
thrown open at s, and BALI hour later
the commodious church was well filed,
and soon after crowded toits capacity.
The interior Of the attractive church
was very handsomely decorated with
potted plantR, ferns, roses aud other flow.
ere and plants, the altar being decked
with especial profusion.
at 0 O'clock the orgapist, Miss Emily
Warwood, began the Mendelssohn Wed
ding March, and to It's strains the bridal
party entered, as follows: William H.
Oaseell and Robert simpson; General
Albert Franzheim and Guy Wagner
William Miller and William H. shafTer,
ushers.
Then came the attendants, Misses
Jennie Baird and Gussie Hupp,
Harry Stallman and Steve Rice, Misses
Fannie Jordon and Minnie Bowie, Jas
Anderson and Robert Lee Powers,
Misses Matte Wright snd Louise Nor.
ton, Nelson Vance and Thomas Fox,
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FoR TIKI CnnpREN.- Chamberlain
Cough Remedy lie a great laVorite with
mothers for their children, as many OF
them have learned from long expert.
snce in the use Of 1t that It is reliable.
It promptly cures their children OF
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cur:: them OF
Group. They have also found that there
Ia no danger in giving It even in large
doses, and that It ia pleasant for them
to take. For sale by ". W. Irwin, Q,
Il Goethe, ]. Klari, O. Schnepf, n. w.
Heinrich, John Coleman, w. Il, Williams,
q. Menkemiller, W. q. ArmbreCht and
s, l., Brice. D&w
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LOCAL BRsyIFIR.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.
TMg GRAND this evenIng-"D Nine"
OPERA HOUSE this evening ofmau's Min
Strels.
IL the Police Court yesterday Amelia Ia
BlRnche's house melted the city $3.50.
FRANK FALIoURE was daed SO and costs By
Mayor seabright yesterday for violation OF the
ordinance governing vaults.
DEPUTY L. 9. MARSHAL JoHN G, pEvINE aud 8,
NeSbitt, lr., the well known real estate agent.
have formed q partnership to engage In the real
estate business under the firm name Of NeSbltl
& Devine. Both are energetic and tRtell'gent,
aud the new firm EnAy beexPected 70 beH Ste
cess from the start
YESTERDAY morning q mSn named LennerI
was ArrRigncd before Mayor seabright on q
charge Of drunkenness. lie has but one arm.
The Mayor gave him his choice Of leaving the
city or going up for ninety days. aud he prom.
tSed 10 leave, but last evening he was again be.
hind the bars, drunk again.