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The Suevil Disabled.

steamer Servia, which reached here last
night from Liverpool, reports that on Aug.
81. at 80 D. m, she spotted the steamship
Suevia, Capt. Bauer. in disabled condi-
ton. TIE Suevia left Hamburg Aug.
0 and Havre Aug. II for New York, aud
when seen by the Servia had lost three
blades of her propeller. She was then in
latitude AZ 81 and longitude So 46'.
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The Alliance Orzan.

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 1.-THE alliance
committee, consisting of Messrs. Living
ston, Ellington and Calvin, appoin ed to
treat for the purchase of the Southern ALti-
dnce Farmer, will probably meet to-mor-
row. There is not doubt that Harry
Brown Will remain in charge. at is prob
able" says Mr.. Calvin, who is a cautious
man. 'that he wilIn
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Charged With Forgery.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 24-W. E. De-
shields, prominent real estate agent, was
arrested to-day charged with forging the
the name of J. L. Ludwig of Pittsburg TO
two negotiable notes for 81 700.
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Pardoned by the Governor.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 24.-The governor
TO day pardoned George Clark, serving a
sentence of five years for assault to rape,
and Nathan Bailey. serving four years for
perjury. Clark was sent from Washington
county and Bailey from Newton county.
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Capt. Perry Ees!gns.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. 24-Capt. H. H.
Perry of the Burke Light Infantry Of
Waynesboro has sent his resignation to
Lieut. Col. Levy. 1t will be forwarded TO
the governor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-25
ROUsEKEEPRRs,

We have pure and unddulterGted Mustard
Powdered Black Pepper, Ginger, Mace. Red
Pepper and all other spices not put up in pack
ages, but in bulk Cider Vinegar made from
apples, not from acids Use Maurer's Rat and
Roach Exterminstor, and rid your premises of
of these pests. A new and novel gas shade and
heating cup for the nursery and sick room.
sOLOMoNs & Co,
1913 Congress Street and 81 Bull Street.
BOLTON STREET,
Double cottage, north side. between Abercorn
and Lincoln. For sale cheap. Address
WALTHOUR & RIVERS,
Savannah. Ga.
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Rvan,a Creditors

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 24-The commit
tee of lawyers for Steve Ryan's creditors
start east Tomorrow TO consult with their
New York and Boston clients.
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And Immediately answered as follows;
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. "a, 1891.

Mr. George Meper. CITY:
DEAR SIR-Repying to your last letters
concerning the trademark of the Anheussr-
Busch Brewing Association, dated 22nd inst, l
desire to say that the demands OF said associa-
ton have been complied with. The sale of beer
by us bearing the labels complained of has been
stopped and the labels on hand destroyed.
Under these circumstances, the board Of
directors of my company having met the de-
mands of your association in the fairesE spirit,
the advertisement in yesterdays aud to-1ay's
MORNING NEWS is as uncalled for as it is mis-
leading.
You are hereby warned that any further un-
authorized use of my company's name, either
IN public print or verbally, to my customers, by
you or your agents, will be met by my company
with suit for damages against you.
Any further correspondence in this matter is
respectfully declined. Yours respectfully,
SAVANNAH BREWING co,
Per /. MINIS, Vice-PresIdent.
In summing up the above correspondence we
desire to state that Immediately after notifying
the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association and
Mr. George Meyer that we would discontinue
the use of the label they objected to tor our
CHAMPAGNE BEER,
we destroyed all labels of that brand we had,
and all beer which was bottlei in our brewery
under that label had the labels defaced, and
instructions were given not to sell any more
of the beer under such label. There was no
desire or intention to initiate the Anheuser
Busch Brewing Association, nor was there any
necessity on the part of the Savannah Brewing
Company to initiate any other brewery or its
label for the quality of its beer is too we'll
known. its merits sufficiently appreciated, to
make its reputation as good, if not better,
than those of its competitors
Our customers are hereby notified that they
need not fear any threats for selling our Cham
payne brand of beer, as we are always ready to
Irotect our friends. r spectfully submitted
SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On dnd after FEB I, 1890, the basis Of TaeGs-
Uement of al advertising IN tic hoRSING
News DiH be agate AZ TIE rate of 81 10
iaoh for the first insertion. No Special Notice
Inserted for less than 81 90.
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In the Senate.

Most Of the time of the Senate to-day was
taken up with the reading Of House bills q
first and second time
A bill was introduced by Senator Patton
70 require the payment Of license OF SIC
for the privilege Of carrying inchester
rifles, or any other long range guns, except
by the military Of the state
The Senate bill to amend the act incor-
porating the Cincinnati, Georgia and Flor
ida Railroad Company was amended and
passed.
The bill by Senator Lamb to amend the
charter of the Suwannee Canal Company
was passed.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appoint
mentS Of Marshall J. SmIt as Judge OF the
city court of Gainesville and T. P. West
moreland judge of the criminal court of
Atlanta. Both courts have just been estab-
hshed. Each was appointed for term Of
four years.
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MEETINGS..

SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. 8, n. G. e.
A regular meeting of this Castle will be held
at K. g. E. hall lover Chatham bank, Congress
and Bull street, THIS Tuesday, EVENING at
O'Clock. Members Of sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend
P. S. CALLAHAN, N. G.
Attest THOMAS J. SHEFTALL. NJ. of r.
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Scrofula cannot resist the purifying
powers of Ayers Sarssparills. Sold by
druggists I'D.
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DEATHS.

DEWS. Died. in Forsyth, Ga, on Aug. 18th
GEORGE M. DEws, in his 6lst year. Interment in
Columbus Ca
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IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST
FLATTERY.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


The Savannah Brewing Company having
made, or caused to be made, a Label for their
mark Of the
ANHEUSER-BUS BREWING ASSOCIA-
TON,
and having been compelled by the latter to
stop the use of this infringing label ahd destroy
them, this is to respectfully.
WARN THE TRADE
not to offer for sale any bottles containing beer
on which this imitation label has been PUT, as
the same will render the seller liable to a suit
for damages for a violation of our rights.
am sure that no honorable merchant will
attempt TO defrlud us of our fair name and
prestige, and we do not tread on any mans
sacred right by using any label, sign, or trade
mark other than our own, and we therefore de
fead our rights in the premises to the last ex-
treme. will give
800 REWARD
in each and every instance for proof to convict
where party calls for our
FAMOUS FAUST BEER
and this imitation is force on him.
Respectfully,
GEORGE MEYER.
DIR. II. ii. GROTH
HAS RETURNED TO TIRE CITY
AND RESUMED PRACTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DR.. oLIvERos
HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY.
NOTICE.
Savannah Savings Bank will open for business
on TUESDAY, Sept. list. Call at No. 142 St
Julian street and get hook-"How to Get Rich. s.
ATTENTION
THOSE WHO SMOKE.
SMOKE GOOD CIGARS,
BLACK EAGLE. AsTRONOMOs, OPERAS,
SWEET CATAWBA,
FLOR DE HUDSON,
MANUAL GLACIA.
ASTRONOHO REGALIA REINA.
CIGARS, CIGARS" CIGARS!M
FROM
STERNs' TWO CIGAR STORES,
Screven House and I4015 Congress st.
PRESCRIPTIONS,
RowLINSKI,
PEAEMAc
Corner Brolghton and Drayton streets.
TELEPHONE 465.
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THOUGHT SIZE WAS TaE DEITY.

For wakefulness, weakness or lack of en-
crgy take simmons Liver Regulator
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BATTLES WITH The BAT.

Results ofthe Ball Gam "a Between the
Country's Big Clubs.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-To-day's ball
games resulted:
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SAvAxNAH, Ga. Aug. %. 1891.

SAVANNAH, GA. Aug. y, 1881.
Mr.. Isaac Minis. Vice President Savannah
Bre1oir0 Company, Savannah. Ca:
DEAR SIR am IN receipt of your communi-
cation of even date, delivered by messenger
late this afternoon, and as the same does not
cover the points required of you by the An
heuser Busch Brewing Association and myself,
in reference to the label in question, 7 tried to
reach you by special messenger for further
conference this evening, but so far without sue
cess. now distinctly and firmly make Of you
the following demands:
l. T, you destroy all labels that you have
on hanu, or in print. which infringe on our
trademark, in my presence, as required of YOU
you b. the AnheuSer- Busch Brewing Associa-
ton IT. their letter to you of Aug. 49, copy OF
which have, and with the contents of which
you are doubtless familiar; and
That youimmt diately call in. or cause to be
returned to your company, all bottles of beer,
down to the last one, which yet remain out
standing among the trade, and further that while
such collection of this i'm tation label beer is be-
ing made by you that you give the public, and
particularly the dealer in such merchandise,
notice not to put any more of it on the market,
nor offer it for sale under any circumstances.
If this be done, and have received satisfactory
evidence from you in the premises by Monday,
the 24th inst, shall drop all further proceed
ings. If not. | shall hold your company to a
strict accountability for all damage sustained
by me and the AnheuSer- Busch Brewing Asso-
citation by reason of this imitation label.
Awaiting your further prompt reply, Yours
respectfully. GEO. MEYER.
And imme1 iatelv answered as follows.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wrote the Anbeuser- Busch Brewing Association
as follows:
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SAVANNAH, GA, Aug %, 1891.
M. Isaac Minis Vice President Savannah
BreUin0 CoDlDdny:
DEAR SIR-WiL you kindly advise by bearer
where can meet you this evening on very
i'm portant matter that cannot be deferred be-
yond II O'Clock tonight. will be at my office
until that hour if you will kindly call; otherwise
please say where l can see you. Yours respect
fully, GEORGE MEYER,
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CALL on : UNCLE ADAM''
At No 20 Jefferson street, corner Congress
street lane. if you are short OF ready money.
He will advance you cash on your diamonds,
watches, jewelry, clothing, musical instvu-
Inents, tools, etc. Open A. N. to 9P NJ; Sat
urdays to IL p NJ. NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE.
20 Jefferson street, ADAM STRAUSS. Man
ager.
GET PLANS AND ESTIMATES
For Office fixtures bar counters and fine variety
work from US.
LUMBER, SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.
Largest planning mills and factory in the city.
Prompt attention given all orders left with u.s.
A. S. BACON & SONS,
Office: West Broad and Broughton Streets
Planning Min and Factory. near 0. S. s. Co
whsrveS.
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COPY g.
SAvANNAH, GA, Aug % 1891.
The Anheltser- Busch Bret0ino association.
ST. LOUIS, No.:
GENTLEMEN-We beg to acknowledge receipt
of your favor of Goth inst. and Mr. George
Never called on us. After investigating the
matter and finding that you have adopted as a
trademark the diagonal rel band, aud after a
conference with our attorneys, we have con-
cluded not to use the same and have so in
formed Mr. Meyer Yours truly.
SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY,
Per l. MINIS. Vice President.
And also wrote Mr.. George Meyer as follows:
COPY ..
AUGUST %, 1891.
Mr.. Geo. NeyeT. City:
DEAR SIR-In compliance with our promise
aud after having consulted with our attorneys
we beg to say that we will not use the label con
tanning the diagonal red band. as the same has
been duly claimed as a trademark by the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association of st.
Louis from whom we also had a letter to day
The employees of our company will be instructed
accordingly. Yours respectfully,
SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY.
Per l. MINIS. Vice President.
The following letter. copy 10. was delivered
by messenger at Mr.. Minis house last Saturday
evening, and the messenger who delivered the
note stated he would return for an answer. He
did not do so. but Monday morning the follow
ing communication was received:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-26
NEWSY BREVlTIES.

A masked man robJe ed J. D. Broom
field, station agent of the Missouri Pacific
a. Arizona, Kan, Of 500 cash of the
company's money.
The Texas Senate PASSED House bill
apr OPERATING $1,000 for building and
$4,000 for two years maintenance of the
Confederate home at Austin, and adopt
ing the home as a State institution.
Kate Wills, & RI of I, in crossing the
railway track in III Louisville & Nashville
yards il Louisville, got her foot caught
and was unable to e. tricate it be ore the
freight train backed down upon her. Just
as the car reacLel her she fell fat upon
the ground besiIe the track and saved her
life with the loss OF her foot.
In a Ie7 Oliver fight at dance at Monet,
Mo, Tom Hendri ks was SHOT through the
heart by James Lane and q bystander
dangerously wounded.
In the case of the United States against
the bondsmen of ex-Receiver Fred Smith
at Tucson, Ari., for $40, 000, the jury re-
turned verdict for Sc, 900.
Many New York hyscians who have
expeI imented with koch's remedy pro-
noun-e it a failure
1t is stated that Charles E. Coon of New
York will be appointed assistant secretary
of the treasury.
Patrick Kirkham, who has been in prison
| in London since 1852 for killing his wife,
has just been released.
Diamond Joe'' Reynolds, the we'll
known capitalist and steamboat-owner of
Iowa, died at Prescott Arizona.
The Wells-Fargo Express building and
several ad 10 ming houses at Kansas City
were burned, causing loss of S125, 900
The issue in the present election cam
paign in Canada is reciprocity with the
United States and the Catholic clergy are
| opposing it.
j. d. Bloomfield. a station agent at Ari-
| iona, Mo, was held up yesterday By a
mas eel man and robbed of 500 belonging
to the Mis- dri Pacific COMPANY.
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The Negroes of the United States
viii Occupy Space at the
Fair.
t,sprPS. ntative Gambler Wants q Spe-
ciai appropriation for Their
Use.
The DarkieS Feel That They Want TO
Show the Fruits of Their Toll
Separately.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Representa-
Tive Gambler today introduced in the house
by request, bill providing that in the
building to be erected by the government
for It's exhibit at the Columbian exposi-
ton, space be allotted to the coored pep
pie of the United States TO exhibit articles
raised Fabricated, purchased or
owned by the colored people,
The space so allotted be under the direc-
ton and control of a board of directors OF
the coiored worlds fair association of
America.
The institution is to be incorporated
under the law of the states of Alabama
and Georgia. A sum not xceeding $780,
900 is appropriated for the purpose of
paying the expense of transportation,
care and custody of exhibits
Of the colored people, and the return of
the same, and for the expenses of the
board of directors of the colored worlds
fair association. in Introducing tie bill
Mr.. Gambler submitted Herewith a mem
orial of the colored world fair association
dated Mobile, Alabama, stating that
the association has upon It's roll
members who are representative colored
men from every state in the union, who
do not want to be swallowed up, as would
be the case were they to exhibit in COM
mon with the white exhibitors.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-26
WHITNEY ON CLEVELAND,
The EX-Secretary Tells How the Xxx
President STAINS on the Presidency.

The EX-Secretary Tells How the lex.
President STAINS on the Presidency.
New Yo.N, Feb. .3.--In an interview
last night ex-Sec, etary of the navy Will
lam Whitney said he was not authority
for the story OF Mr.. Cleveland's alleged
withdrawal from the Presidential race :;
that he was not himself candidate; that
he did not go to Washington on Presi-
Dental business, but TO attend the Por ter
funeral, and that after performing that
duty he renal ned in w ashington for
pleasure. He added:
MIR. Cleveland is not candidate in my
opinion except this far He is committed
to the fight He viii never be satisfied
until tariff reform wins | reckon Mr.,
Cleveland thinss they fou hit unfairly in
1888. A good many others do. He is an
obstinate nan. As they say in New Eng
land, set IN his way He will do every
thing he eau TO all in the tariff reform
fight, AMI it naturally keeps him to the
front He is a candidate for the fight, a
good deal more than he is for the presi-
dency. When president takes his seat
as the result of q tariff reform victory
Mr.. Cleveland will be satisfied, whoever il
is. Meanwhile, he is not talking about
declining, and | am no in tie business of
pulling other candidates out CT putting
myself in the race for the presidency
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-02-26
Another Royal Scandal Threatens to
Shake the Social Circles of
Europe.
Alexander OF Servia Infatuated With
the Handsome Wife OF The
German Minister.
The Young King Is HOpelessly En-.
tangled i'll the Intricate
MesheS Of Love.

BERLIN, Feb. 23.-Tae series of royai
scandals mentioned last week he's been
augmented by another, the scene of which,
however, is laid in Belg. ade where
woInans influence has always been felt
more than in q rmany. The young King
Alexander, n mere boy, is said to be III.
fltuatad with the Countess Bray Stein
burg, wife of tie German minister, TO
such an extent that the Berlin relatives
and friends of the lady have been
informed of the fact, AMI seri-
ously contemplate tho removal
Of the Countess Fl ON tie Gene of tempta-
ton. At recent al, where the entire
diplomatic corps and the Cour5 of Bel
grade were ass bed, Alexander paid
the Countess such marked attention that
every eye in the hall was conferred on the
couple, WAC, however, were so mach lost
in The p easare of each others society that
they APP cared unconscious of al Observers.
The Countess is a lovely young
woman Of sweet disposition and
gifted with bril- liant and entraacing
powers Of conversation. Alexander
has inherited from his mother preco-
ciouS salf-wil, and his fathers frivolous
ness is already maui g ting itself. The
Berlin court is taking tho matter up, and
Princess Reuss, wife OF the German am
hnssalor in Vienna, gave exp esSion to
her otcial d.salp obatiou ut a recent
reception in her mansi,n when she re-
fused to recognize the son Of the Rou-
maniau mbJssadOr-Priuce Bacare sco
who is he son CT Princess Ghika,
the sister Of Queen Natalie. The
young lrince had come with his
parents on a general invitation iS-ued by
the Embassy, but when he made his bow
to the hostess the latter asked him in q
very rude manner what he was doing
there, adding that she had not TIE pleasure
of knowing him ana that it was therefore
impossible that he should have received
an invitation. The young man had the
gocd sense not to reply but quietly with
drew from tho scene. Next day the
Roumanian Minister upon inquiring was
informe that Princess Reuss had mistaken
his son for the attache Cretzulasco, who
recently entered into matrimonial COM
bination witt a bal ct girl, and was there
fore cut by al people of good breeding.
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thrown over The heads of the boomers.
Miss knickeb:ne held her seventh place.
although the lamming of those in the
rear was something terrible to withstand.
Atty Gabe Bouck, of Oshkosh. has
oeen engaged by the flers to fight their
C aims. The settlers have some prominent
Ashland attorneys engaged to look after
their interests, and also M. B. Collum and
{. S. Roher, who represented the SETTLERS
at Washington last winter.
A break occurred in the long line of
homesteaders at the land Office last night.
There was a general scrambling for first
place. IN which several of those who had
been IN line for almost week were Gro nd
ed from their positions. Knives and re-
vo!vers were pulled, but the police pre-
vented any serious consequences.
Applications by mall piled up on the of
fciaIs and it took >everal hours after the
land offiae opened at clock today to dis
pose OF them. Albert Vincent held MS
position of first place.
''Ab" Daily. or Chippewa Falls, who
mad second place in the line, was quite
prominent parsonage in Wisconsin some
thing over year ago. He saved two old
people from drowning in Long Lake.
Chippewa county, and did it in such a
heroic manner that his name was in the
headlines of nearly every newspaper in
Wisconsin, and on every tongue in the
vicinity where the accident occurred.
1t was in August in the year
1889. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, an
old couple, were spending the
day fishing in Long Lake. Mr.. Newman
secured mammoth muskallonge on his
trowI line, which was more than he
could handle. 1t overturned the boat. Mr..
Ddilw was on the shore. near at hand, at
the time. He plunged into the water to
their rescue. He was in the water an
hour and half before he got the old peo-
pie safely on shore. A movement is on
foot to have congress recognize this heroic
act by gold medal.
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THE "MARINE" SOLD OUT.
lie Arranged WIFI, Il Prominent sport
TO Lose to Young Mitchell.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Tho World prints
tho following dispatch from Boston,:
The hight between Young Mitchell and
George LaBlanclc, which took place at
the Californ Athletic club Friday night
was one of the b ggest fakes ever per-
petrated on iny club. There is positive
eyiC enCo that the ''Marine' TOOK his own
knockout according to an agreement he
III 0de with prominent Colora % sporting
m an. Feb. II lie wrote to this man from
his tanning quarters at Ross Villa, Sau
celtic, Cal, the following letter:
Bet al you can on Mitchell, and on
Feb. 20 Telegraph me how much money
you have on. Word your telegram to me
at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco, in this
way: 4 have so mu money on the
fight and I will unde. stand it.
(5igned) GEORGE"
IN some way the fact leaked out in this
city, and there were several persons who
knew last Tuesday the match was Lot to
be on the level, and they got several bets
by giving ODDS of $50 to 500 on Mitchell.
Among the winners in this city are Tom
Clark of Cha -lestown, Doc Ordway, Bill
DAILY, Ed Holske and Ben Benton.