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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Y ~ DO -,
s1I1-I13 MACON STREET

NHII-HH" MAOON 0IhEET.
The seventh session begins MONDAY Oct
3, with the following corps of teachers:
j. A. CRowTHER graduate Va. A. and NJ Col.
lege, University of Virginia. mathematics
natural philosophy. chemistry
G. A. l. MAssTE (M A. University of Tennss-
see), ancient and N odern languages
w. 5. LAWRENCE q. l., Peabody Normal Col.
lege; B. Sc, University of Nashville), English
Boys and young men carefully prepared for
college. university or business.
Advanced course, with special work in mathe-
mates, natural philosophy aud chemistry, for
those preparing for archaeological schools.
Catalogues and references on application.
j. A. CROWTHER, Princinsl
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CARRIAGES

Merrily to roll along is all very well
but that depends upon the kind OF
vehicle you roll in. A carriage ride
may be anything but pleasant ex-
perience, if the vehicle is ill-adapted
to the comfort of its occupants. No
fault Of that kind can ever be found
with our carriages, These turnouts
are the perfection OF carriage build
ing and in material, finish, appoint
menUs and finishing are positively
above criticism. Admiration is the
only opinion you can express when
you see these superb vehicles of
pleasure.
ID. A ALTICK's SONS,
Corner West Broad and Broughton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Pa.
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IF YOU WANT
hyou want DAY BOOK MADE
IL youwant a JOURNAL MADE
II you want a CASH BOOK MADE
hyou want LEDGER
il vou want a RECORD MADE.
If you want a CHECK BOOK MADE
II YOU want LETTER HEADS
II you want NOTE HEADS
II you want BILL HEADS
II you want BUSINESS CARDS.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
Morning news steam Printing HOu,n.
MORNING NEWS BUILDING
Whitaker Stresb
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sPKCIAL notices.

On and after Feb. /, 1890, the basis OF meas
urement OF all advertising In the MoRNISG NEWS
will be agate, at the rate OF 81 20 an inch FOR
the first insertion. No Special Notice Inserted
for leaa than 81 90.
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Weaver and Leas, at Norfolk

,,, NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 1.-Gen. James q.
weaver aud Mrs. Lease spoke here this
afternoon. small crowd was present
composed mainly Of democrats. The
SPEAKERS were Listened to attentively aud
treated with the most .couurtessy.
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The SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK

Loans its Depositors an Elegant Nickel.
Plated Savings Bank for home use. The
keys are kept at the bank and the little
auxiliary bank is brought periodically and
opened in the presence of the depostor
and the contents credited up to his or her
account
This with the Nickel Stamp system,
furnishes complete methods of teaching
people the SAVING HABIT so necessary to
all.
Savannah Savings Bank,
142 ST. JULIAN STREET.
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-.---- 1870. ~. .da PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE REOPENED
MONDAY, THE BID DAY OF OCTOBER.
The Superintendent will be in his office at
Chatham Academy. on WEDNESDAY, THURS
between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and 10
o'clock NJ, to issue cards OF admission Chill
dren living south Of Waldburg street will be
given cards to attend the new school situated
on Henry street.
The evening school will be reopened in the
Whitfield building on Whitaker street, on MON
DAY EVENING of the same date at o'clock
Applicants for admission into the colored
schools will receive cards from the principals
Of these schools. W. H. BAKER,
Superintendent
sACHET POWDERS
Heliotrope. Violet. White Rose, Etc, in bulk,
Violetine Orris In packages.
WHITE CLOUD FLOATING SOAP
For the Bath or Toilet.
most excellent soap for washing Flannels.
Fine Lsces and delicate fabrics.
ALCOHOL STOVES FOR THE NURSERY
AND FOR TRAVELLERS.
SOLD by
soLOMoNs co,
Congress Street and Bull Street Branch.
CONSULTING OPTICIANS.
Our system for testing and adjusting to cor
rect any error of refract1on is used only by US
We guarantee to At the most complicated cases.
All children's eyes should be examined at the
time of entering school, Thousands suffer with
headaches which can be remedied with properly
fitted glasses Examination made with the
latest appliances without charge.
DR.. M. sCHwAB & SON,
% Bull Street. Savannah. Ga.
N. B.-spectacles, Eyeglasses and all Opti-
cal Instruments repaired at short notice.
INTEREST NOTICE.
The OGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST Co.,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. l, 1892.
Depositors will please present their pass books
at the Bank, No. 10 Bryan street, for entry of
interest for the third quarter 1892 which is
now due and payable on demand.
JOHN NJ. BRYAN,
Cashier
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"a CALLED HORSE"
SUFFERS UNTOLD AGONY.
The use OF an animal SO afflicted should be
prohibited by law.
CorK-faced Collars prevent gals. Cork.faced
Collars cure sore necks.
The United States government, express and
brewing companies ind rse aud use
CORK FACED COLLARS.
They are lisht, cool elastic, protected to the
thickness o f one inch by cool. live
GRADUATED CORK.
Cost no more than good wool collars: worth
ten times,
FOR SALE BY
THE SAVANNAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON
COMPANY,
Southern Distributing gents,
And Largest Vehicle and Harness Dealers South
TRY CoRK-FACED COLLARS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The members Of the Daughters of Zion So.
ciety are hereby notified 10 attend the funeral
of Mrs. MARIA JOHNSON. from the First African
Baptist church, THIS Sunday MORNING at II
O'Clock. BY order of the President.
G. H. EBBs, Secretary.
NOTICE.
The statement ''All About q Gun" as pub
lished in the Looking Glass OF Oct. / is not
true. FRANK DUNNO.
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This company will soon begin erecting
q medium-sized dwellings
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.

wish to form small class OF pupils in
French, to be taught in the afternoon at my
residence, No &C New Houston street. Instruc-
tion will be given after the written and the con-
versatonal method combined
JOHN NJ CANNON
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The contents OF a tin of Imperial Ice Cream
Costing 15c.) dissolved in thre' pints OF hot
mllN put into freezer and frozen produces in
about ten minutes upward of two quarts of su-
perior lc Cream. Try it and be convinced. We
guarantee the result equal to the best confec-
TONERS Ice Cream. For sale by
VIM G.. COOPER Grocer
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THE LATEST AND GREATEST NOVELTY
YET ENTIRELY NEW
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
WE ARE HIGHLY GRATIFIRD

At the liberal patronage we have received
since our opening, which has surpassed every
thing
BEYOND OUR EXPECTATION.
The public knows good thing when they see
1t, and were not slow in purchasing our care
fully selected stock of the latest styles and
artistic novelties in Neckwear, Under wear.
Hosiery, Shirts, Handkerchiefs. Our assort-
ment in Hats Is complete and comprises the
latest styles in Stiffs. Alpihes and Silk Hats
and in price cannot be surpassed by any on the
market.
In Collars and Cuffs we carry all the popu-
lar makes and latest styles. but our TEN CENT
COLLAR beats the world. We carry the finest
assortment of the celebrated Lyons Umbrellas
Our line OF evening and full dress vests is com.
plete a. of the latest cut. Also q full line of
Bath Robes Night Robes, Mackintoshes and
Rubber Costs
GARDNER & Ernst Elm,
Bull and Broughton streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
The firm of JOHNSTON & GUERARD was dis
solved by mutual consent on the slst day of
August last. J. D. JOHNSTON.
A G. GUERARD.
DENTAL NOTICE.
DIR. s. M. ROACH
Has MOVED HIS OFFICE TO
137 JONES STREET.
TURKISH BOUQUET TOILET SOAP
Three cakes in box with wash rag for IS
cents; former price Is cents. CASTLE soap 80
cents a dozen; former price so cents These
bargains are offered this week to reduce stock
R. c. oCALL's,
Drug STORE
wi COhsiCSo anu W uiJaker streets.
MONEY TO LOAN
On the monthly payment plan. with interest at
the rate Of per cent. per snnum.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY
VIII loan money for the purpose of building or
purchasing homes.
longer If desired.
The advantage offered by this company is
CERTAINTY.
When you borrow the money you receive A
bond in return specifying the surrender of your
security upon the payment of that amount,
with interest, the whole being divided into
monthly payments, fixed and certain
NO CONTINGENCIES.
1873 CONGRESS STREET.
FRESH SUPPLY
Cabbage Turnips and Garden Pease for sale
cheap Call and see US before you
buy your supply.
T A. MULLRYNE & CO.,
West Broad and waldburg Streets.
FRED Il HICKS
EsTAURANT.
RICE BIRDS ON TOAST.
NOS. .. AND ii MARKET.
TEL. $40
DO YOU WANT YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
Filled with care. neatness and dspsteh' II so,
send them to the
sOUTHSIDE PHARMACY,
Cor. Abercorn and Henry Streets
Telephone No. S3s.
JUST RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS
BUFFALO LITHIA,
CARLSBAD vICHY,
AND HATHORN
GsTON's PHARMACY,
Bull and Congress.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

$50 Mems Suits for Fall and Winter at So 70
10 Youths Suits for Fall and Winter at S2 SO
AT -
DON's,
las st. Julian Street.
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NOTICE.
The firm of JOHNSTON & GUERARD was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 3ist day Of
August last. J. D. JOHNSTON.
A G GITFRARD
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IMPERIAL ICE CREAM.
PRODUCED FOR ~ CENTS A QUART

Every family can have Ice Cream at short notice
without trouble and small expense.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
ELECTRIC CARS.

Isle of Hope aud Savannah to and from Second
Avenue Depot.
DAILY-(Special for Sundays
LEAVE SAVANNAH-6:90 500, $780, I1:00A.
M. and 100, 2:3O. 400, $50 and ZOO P. NJ.
LEAVE ISLE OF HOPE -7;15, s:45, 1918,
ll:45 A NJ. and 1:45, 1915. 4:45, 6:l5 and 500 P NJ
Fare for round trip % cents including street
car fares; to be ha1 from conductors.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
We extend a cordial invitation to everybody to
visit our store and inspect our art rooms. See
our ad.
VESTS CHINA PALACE.
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rs HIGHEST AWARDS

From Scientific Societies prove the high
excellence of the genuine Johann Hoff's
Malt Extract, over all limitations
which have been brought before the
public. AS Tonic Nutritive for the
Weak and Debilitated, and for Moth
ers while Nursing, for coughs. colds
and pulmonary troubles, sleepless-
ness and nervous disorders, it is with
out equal. There is nothing 'just as
good" when you can get the GENU.
INE article, which must have the sig.
nature of Johann Hoff" on the neck
of every bottle.
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LAYING A GHOST.
The Thrilling Adventure of q Waiter NJ the
Press Club.

The Thrilling Adventure of = Waiter NJ the
Press Club.
There il a ghost at the Press Club At least
the walters think The ghost is evidently
tho shade OF some departed billiard sharp. Tor
be only haunts the billiard rooms. which are To-
Gated In the third story of the building The
walters have evidenced an ever-Increasin9' re-
luctance in the past few weeks to answering
calls from the billiard rooms late at night.
They have insisted that the place is 'hanted,"
and they don't like it. The walters are more
firmly convinced than ever of the presence of
a ghost since an occurrence few evenings
ago.
1t was about 1:30 am. A party bad just
come down from the billiard rooms and gone
home. All was quiet in the third story and the
walters were congratuiating themselves that
they would not have to make any more visits
into the ''banted rooms that night, when the
electric annunciator showed a call from that
very region. The very ring of the electric fell
had something uncanny in its sound. IL was
not a short sharp, vigorous ring. such as
would indicate the termination Oh heated
game and the prevalence OF a droutn among
the players. but a slow, hesitating rattle OF the
| little bell, increasing into rapid jingle anu
| then dying away again like wall
| There was Consideration among the walters.
| They knew the last live player had gone down
! from those rooms and their blood curdled as
/ they imagined ghostiy, white-shronded figure
! wrapped in its moldy winding sheet. stand
ing at the head of the billiard table, dimiy out
| lined in the electric light streaming through
| the windows from the avenue. They imagined
\ thew could see him resting on ghostly cue and
| beckoning with long skeleton hands for u
| drink.
IL was not until the weird call had sounded
on the electric bell several times that Philip
commanded one Of the boys not to be foolish.
but to go upstairs and answer the call with
| reluctant steps the boy started Upstairs he
| toiled, with fear and trembling lie kne"
there a ghost up there; lie felt 1t In his
| bones
When he reached the top Of the stairs his
worst fears were realized. There was 10 high,
in the billiard rooms No human being was
there. But a game of billiards was going on
He could plainly hear the click OF the ivory
balls as the ghostiy player made successful
| gather shot" There was no doubt about It.
The sound was unmistakabe. The ghost was
at play.
| 1he boy rushed down stairs. He didn't stor
to run; be fell, for he wanted to get there in
hurry.
| OF course his story created q sensation A
group of clubmen who were sitting around thu
table proceeded to investigate. Stealing quletl,
upstairs they too heard the click Of the worries
| in the darkened rooms. There was something
uncanny about it. but after pausing a momen
they marched boldly In and caught the ghos
in the act OF making masse shot.
Then the mystery was explained. Two wag
gsh clubmen had turned out the gas aud wer
rolling the balls around the tables.
4 The ghost is laid.
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WASHINGTON CHOSEN.
The Next Meet of the L. A. W. Will BE Held
Herr In July.


The national assembly of the League OF
American Wheelmen, in session at Columbus,
Ohio. concluded the work Of the session at z
O'Clock last evening and adjourned.
The following officers we're elected: President.
Chas. L. Burdett, Hartford. Conn; first vice
president, F. F. sheridan, Springfield, H.; sec
ond vice president DIR. e. Carlton Brown. Eliza
beth, n. j.; treasurer. William NJ. Brewster,
Quincy, H.; secretary, Abbott Bassett, Boston.
1t was decided to hold the next annual meet
in Washington on July Is, 10 and 90
Treasurer Brewsters report for last year
showed that there was balance on hand at the
beginning of the year of sS,50272. During
the year the receipts were S10.9 ~ and ex-
penditures S7102S4. Secretary Bassett re-
ported that the league had on February IL
lS.2l3. an increase of 1857 during the year just
ended The salary Of the secretary was III
creased from 81, 600 to 5000. 1t was decided
that the prices in amateur clubs must not ex-
coed els. After much discussion 1t WAS de-
clded not to define what an amateur is further
than is done in the road book of the league.
Tho Michigan election question was raised IN
determining the rights Of the Michigan dele
gates to seats in the assembly. The discussion
was 4 long one and ended in q victory for the
Breslan ticket. but the consul, vice consul and
secretary-treasurer Of Michigan were given
seats in the assembly. The reports Of the
president secretary. treasurer and varions
standing committees we're read. The delegates
called at the executive office in the afternoon
and we're addressed by Gov. Mckinley on
''road improvements"
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NJ, b. GUSTS STORY.
He Says That He Fired No Pistol When
Officer Grant Was Shot.


Officer Grant Was Shot
The defense in the Curtis murder trial
opened in San Francisco yesterday. Attorney
J. n. Z. Wilson, in his opening statement TO
the jury, after reviewing the circumstance Of
the killing of Officer Grant, said that he was
going to show that instead of there being only
two men at the scene Of shooting there were
three. two of whom ran away. The man who
escaped was the murderer. He WAS assaulted
from behind by man, but policeman APP
peared upon the scene and arrested both. The
policeman was Officer Grant. He held the rob-
Der with his right hand while with his left he
held the nippers on Curtis. On the way to the
station Curtis was startled by shot from the
robber. which Immediately followed by
two others, and believing that perhaps he was
being fired at he ran away
I'VE will show" said Mr.. Wilson in conclu-
ion. that Curtis had no reason to kill Grant
and that the other man did have a reason. We
will show that Curtis was robbed of $40 If
We show that will ask that you lind the
prisoner not guilty"
The first witness called was the defendant.
Maurice b. Stellinger. He testified that he
took the name of Curtis when he went on the
stage. lie then stated his connection with the
circumstances attending Officer Grant s death
substantially as outlined in his counsefs open
ing statement. The remark that he had been
credited with using. to the effect Would that
| could recall the past few hours, was said be-
cause he realized the position he was In.
Il did not kill Officer Grant" said the wit
ness. My pistol, used sometimes on the stage
was at home. / did not fire pistol that night.
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AFFAIRS AT FALLS CHURCH.
A Strange Combination OF weather-Per-
sonaI Notes Of Interest.

Strange Combination OF Weather-Per-
sonnl Notes of Interest.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Feb. ~. 1892.
Candlemas day, popularity termed woOdchuck
in some portions of the country, and in others
grounding day, has seemingly received this
year more consideration than common. This
grounding matter is the sheerest nonsense
conceivable; in its character it is to be classed
with the peach twig witch humbug. But this
season adds another notable day TO the almanac
weather days. We have had them in great va
riety this winter. According to tradition an
old time almanac maker was about to go away
and to leave the "devil'' of the establishment
as boss and all hands," when the latter ran
out to inquire what he should put in for
weather ON a stated day. The answer was
rain, hail and snow The weather yesterday
would have suited the almanac man to IT, y
no matter how varied his meteorological aug
uries might be. We had it winter. windy,
cloudy chillingness; two snow squalls, two
rainy spells and two seasons OF spring time q
still. sunshine and ethereal mildness." 1t was
most remarkable day.
large per cent of our adult population go
into your city often and of course do most Of
their buying in the mercantile and grocery
line there. Some of these go daily and are
made up of both sexes. The rest are producers
and go in generally three times a week Not
outstanding this the business here is percep-
| tibly growing For long time we had a sim
| gle grocery and one store. Now, besides other
| business establishments there are two dry
goods stores and altogether six grocerymen.
| 1t is a substantial growth.
There is sore need of a brick making works
| here. 1t is said that bricks can be made here
| SO as to give fair profit at from &c to 81 per
| thousand.
Mr. S. A. Coe of the Treasury Department
/ has sold his homestead here to Judge Latham
| of Fredericksburg, l think, for $4,000. His
| family have arrived here. He will engage in
| the practice of law.
| Mr.. W. NJ. Ellison has sold ten acres Of land
| for Mr.. Jas. NJ Mason to a Mr.. Atkinson from
the state of New York. He is q gardener.
| The walls of Odd Fellows Hall were CON-
pleted two days ago, save the laying of about
| 800 brick In some ornamental work. the brick
| being exhausted. MIR. p. Harragan has the
| contract ;or the mason work.
The Presbyterian parsonage is done, save
some small portion of the casing. Mr.. j. E.
Lounsbury lie the builder. The house is large
and handsome.
MIR. John McDonough. ''the village black.
| smith" here, recently purchased one OF the
business places Mt East End.
Mr. D. D. Munson, the nurseryman, has beer
i'll with gastric fever for some months. His re-
covery seems to be slow indeed.
Miss Saliie T. Yeatmen of Washington re
Gently paid a visit to Miss Edith Merrineld.
The Virginia conference OF the NJ. L. church
meets hero March next. There are abou
seventy-tive ministers in the conference.
| L. g. A.
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New ORLEANS. Feb. 16.-As the time for the
Fttzsimmons-Maher contest approaches. March
2, interest in the event increases. Billy Mad
den writes from Makers training quarters that
his charge is improving every day, does his
work kindly, ami that when he reaches New
Orleans next week Maher will DO i'll as fine con-
dition as any man Well can be.
New Orleans delegation visited Bay st.
Louis yesterday and TOOK III Bob EitZsmm ons
and his training, which covered everything
from boxing Naquelin to cutting down trees
and reducing them to cord wood, with breath
ing up hundred-pound weight on his chest
thrown in by way of a novelty in the matter Of
training. All of which shows that Bob is taking
very lively interest in his little transaction
with Maher. which will make him a very great
man in the pugilistic world if he wins. without
any risk TO his reputation if he loses, inasmuch
as Bob, as middle weight, ID going out OF his
class to meet a heavy weight Notwithstanding
heavy weight figures suit HIM best and should
properly be his class Bob is piling on flesh,
while Maher is taxing it of, and there will
probably not be more than u few pounds if
any difference in their weight, as Maher will go
in at less than 40 pounds.
The Olympic Club people now regret that
their amphitheater will not hold 10000 people.
the indications now being that double the rum
Der of seats they have for the great event could
be sold.