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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
WHERE R.toaM N4aoRD.

Sanitary Lusp actor Dssvergers Points
Out some Things to the City,
Sanitary inspector Dssvergsrs, in his
weekly report to the Citizens SANITARY As
ISOLATION, insists upon the necessity for an
enforcement of the ordinances Of the city Ia
reference TO the al lishment of privy vaults
In sections convenient to the pubic sewers
and the enactment OF ordinances which will
substitute in sections remote from sewer
and water pipes q commude pgivY system
for the old vault sysGs Il. He sa 70 such
ordinances should not only be enacted, but
should be carried into effs- t befo. g another
summer comes around.
The inspector says also that the sanitary
authorizes Of the CT y should devise during
the present winter some means 10 obviate
the contamination from the cesspoJls, so
that III the future people may not, as dur
ing last summer, fall victims 60 fever whilst
the sanitary commission keeps its atten ZION
absorbed In expedients To keep out the
cholera by quarantine.
The inspector in his reference to drainage
commeuds warmly the efficiency and value
to sanitation OF the flush gate which Supt
Carmichael OF the drainage department mas
devised and put in the Blbo Canal He re-
ports that Chief Engineer Dunn of the Ma
con, Dublin ami Atlantic railway has ill.,
formed him that in future, as 70 CONSTRUCT
ZION OF MS ROAD ed progresses, ne Will
drain and refill with earth from the ada
cent high ground che pits made III tue low
lands Of the Spring eld plantation.
The drains which heretofore conducted
storm water thr ugh the Meinhard prop
erty to the Casey canal have become so OBJ
structed as to cause a considerable portion
of the grounds on the Cell and Brookrr
farms, which we're always kept in san tary
condition when the la us were III Gu tiva-
ton, to become sobbed and malarial. The
proximity OF these 2. aces to a section which
is being rapidly built up witn family resi-
dences sug gests the necessity for a prompt
remedy Of these conditions by the drainage
department of a city.
The inspector repo Is that the pile, to
which he recently made referene has besn
removed from the crematory grounds, and
the employees Of the cremagory have been
relieved of the familiar companionshtp Of
hnZZArns
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
a QUESTION OF j. IsDI0TIoN

Brought Up By a Sean ans Suit
Against the Calsorls.
A case OF considerable interest came up
before United States Commissioner Paul E.
Seabrook yesterday, involving, rs it does,
the question of rsdctiol Of the British
consul and the United ates commissioner
George Steward. a seaman o the B i,isn
steamship Caabria, now In port, cl Il ned
So wages due MIN, a ID righr Of scha gs
at this port. The sail n was reDr5ssn,ej By
Gignilliat & Stubos while the sliJ was
represented by William h Leaken, Eco
The case began at II O'clock, and was not
concluded until about O'Clock Mr. Le4ksn
raised the point that he U itsi stat,
court had no ju is fiction, and that the m 1t
ter was one for tie British co is /. The
sailor claimed tina he sig lei shDniIy arti-
Giles to make tas votaye from Y W YorK
90 the West Indies, Id hat h snoIli be
discharged in some port of the Unite
States. The articles sho we'd that ne wa, to
be discharged in some port OF the United
Kingdom. and they were signed by the
British c sui in New York.
Capt. Rees OF the Calab.ia testified that
the sailor under ,tOod fully the articles aid
where he was to g. IL sGOuli nave bseI
stated that Comm ssioner Seabrook over
ruled the point reg ard to ju is iicti m
and the above testim my was rakei Tn
steamer will sail for GJChenourg, J ,edsn
and the sailor does not want to 60 there.
The co nmissiouer reserved MS deci ion
until to-mJ row. Whichever wav it turns
out 1t is certain to get into higher co Irt on
the question of jurlsd ctlpn. n ln0er OF
British captains were interested listeners
during the trial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
FACTS WORTH CONsIDERINc.
Some OF the Features Which Make
SuccessRul B11siness

Some OF the Features Which Make a
Successful Business
1t seems as IL every family in the city was
represented Yesterday by tho lady of the
house at Logan's stalls in the city market.
From morning till night there was con-
tinued rush there. And they were not dis
appointed by the visit The display of fine
meats ex ;eeded anything that has ever been
shown In this city. One particular feature
IN Logan's meats is that they are always
fresh. Everybody who has ever patroniEsd
bis popular stalls can bear witness to this
fact. His ais are Glways kept neat and
clean. The ladies have no hesiteucy
In going there with their orders, for
they are always received In the most
cordial and gentlemG tly manner and par
ticular attention is paid to them
The greatly increased business surpAsses
Logan's most sangu4ne expectations and
ne appreciates the liberal patronage which
he receives, and ne endeavors to success
fully cater to the wants of every family
who desires to get the choicest beef, NUT
ton, pork, sausages, poultry, game, and in
fact anything in his line.
The best Is always the cheapest, and with
this feet IN view Mr.. Logan has determined
not to handle inferior qualities. aud the
result has been the establishments of the
finest business Of the kind in The south.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
In courts of law ciroumstantial evidenc

In courts of law circumstantial evidence
is generally considered doubtful, but there
is no doubt of the evidence you hear on ell
sides that "Ihe Famous" Clothing House
sells better clothing for less money than YOU
can buy anywhere else. las BroughLon
street.
II you ere after good fitting and reliable
clothing, 60 to "The Famous" Clothing
House. II you want falr and square treat
nenU and as much for your money as any
body can possibly give you, then by all
means go to "Ihe Famous Clothing House,
l4S Broughton street.
Do you need suit, overcoat or a pair OF
trousers for DIRE or business wear, a hat.
q shirt or some fine underwear, handsome
scarfs and four-in-hands, macintosh and
rubber coats warranted water rrooD. or
anything that gentlemen wear, from a paper
collar to a pair of half hose You viii fad
it at THE Famous" Clothing House, l4S
Broughton street.
Nancy Hanks is the champion racer, Jim
CorbeUt the champi II fighter, Ham takes
the cake for stump speaking, a d "Thc
Famous" Clothing House takes the bakery
for fine goods AID low prices. 14S Broug6-
ton street.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
A SUNDAY Sob 1o1 BUILDING.
Plans for the Structure at the World
Fair.

Plans for the Structure at the Worlds
Fair.
The executive committee of the interna-
tional Sunday school convention some time
ago determined TO erect building at the
Chicago expedition, but owing to desire
not to do SO should the exposition be opened
on Sundays the mater was for time
dropped. As that question has been settled
in favor OF closing. the Sunday s'hoOls will
proceed with the erection Of a building.
Owing to the delay incident to The Sum
day closing question all the space In the ex-
position grounds has been taken and the
building will have to 1e erected outside. IL
will be placed near the grounds aud will, In
fact, be mnre convenient than il situated
wit in the grounds
The work proposed is to exhibit a model
SUNDAY sch lol building, to illustrate the
growth and progress of the Sunday school
and to use The building as Sunday school
headquarters and reception room during the
exp )sitiou.
To secure the means for the building
every Sunday school is requested to con.
tribute an amount OF not less THAI 10 cents
for each officer aid teacher ald cent for
each scholar cOnBscted with the school.
This Is the smallest amount, but scholars
are requested to give more if able. The CO.
operation of all pastors, teachers and off,
GERS engaged in Sunday school work is
requested
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
BOTH SIDES ARE SURE.
THE FRIENDS OF FRASER AND
ROCK WELL HARD At WORK.

Telerrams Fr m Both Candid stes
Claim the Election With Co fidence.
The Line Upon Wnicl Mr.. Fraser's
Campaign L eng Conducted-Th.s
Week TO DECIDE.
The interest in the solcitorship contest
increases as the time approaches for the
election. Is is hard for one at this distance
from the battle grou d to tell exactly how
things stand, aud the friends Of the two
candidates in Atlanta d mt appear 70 he
any better of. Both sides are claiming the
victory. Mr.. Rockwell, in a telegram to a
friend in the city yesterday, said that his
election was practically assured, while
friends OF the solicitor general telegraph
equally as encou aging news From state
meuts thus Numerically opposed one can
hardly form any judgment on the result.
The reports in to-day's II RVISG y :ws
show the fight still to be very CT Ise ani IN
certain. |, Is now tue most iC erssClng
topic Of political discussion in Savanna .
and new, is eagerly inIu rel FIR. Repre-
sentative Doolal is expected IN the ty his
morning aud will he able 10 give
he Is a suppo ter OF M. R ckwell's
however, Mr.. Fraser's friends will not be
inclined to accept readily : opinions
Mr.. 4 ser's frien und oubtslly outnun-
bsr those OF Mr.. Roc w 5ll ami they all
confidently clam his election. The report
that Speaker A klnsoI sd declared aga nst
M. Fraser and had entered into a clmbI-
nation to defeat hi II, is reg lrded as ltirely
improbable. and wi b go reason. dr.
Atki is N " - a classn9 at CO | "a an a
close friend of Mr.. Erase and has 81 lcs
the beginning Of this campaign pledge
him his support. 1t is not lKs.y tina ns
has turned against hi now. A
gentle nan Of this city, WHO was
Fl in Atlanta several days ago had a co ii
Dental chat with Mr.. Atkinson upon politics
and other matters. The question II
Mr.. Fraser's lace for reelection a solicitor
came up, and Mr.. Atki son said that Mr..
Fraser would undoubte lily be ecsod, aud
that he would d all he could for hun.
AS Mr.. Frassr'ssup orters from tbs dis
trict were also supper ers If Mr. Atkinson
in his race for the speaSersh at S sn5e-
man is not likely to have altered his course
81 zee his ele ,tton. Mr. r ok we'll has many
friends here who are slDpp ter OF Mr..
Fraser, and VINO wouli heartily wish IN
success under any other circum 'tances, but
they feel the r,-escti N OF Mr.. Fraser 60 be
duty du him ID his splendid services to
the county during his term Of Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
MORE SHADE TIRE WANTED.
The New Ci y Or liaance Meets With
Hearty approval.

The New CT y Or liaance Meets With
Hearty approval
The ordinance passed at the last meeting
Of the city council against cutting down
trees in the streets, except by permission OF
the city, is meeting With the approval of
thoughtful people. 1t was learned yester-
day that the cutting Of trees had become
fire. luent, aud bat Tor the foresight of the
council In putting a sVoJ TO il Jnere is NJ
telling TO whas extent it would have been
carried. Savannah Is justly proud of it,
beautiful sha te trees and there is nesd OF
more OF them instead less. A gentle nan
In speaking OF the matter 8 AID that he was
glad the bj ct had been br lugnt up al
that stop had been put t. ndsornninate
cutting OF shade trees. Such a law, he
SAID, was needed long ago. ut it is better
late than never. rns trees have alwa
bee the property of tns city and not of in-
dividusl9, aui it ught long osflre TINS 20
haVeprotec ed them. The gentleman hoped
that the tgitatiOn would result III goo In
more tnau one way that 1t would Iaduce
people TO p ant more AID increase The beau
tiful aspect of tie city. There is plenty OF
room for ma Y more trees, AID very rev
now standing are / anybody'S way.
Trees can be set out most y time.
Enough the spring of she year is the best and
1t takes very little time and trouble TO d. It,
This being so 1t " uld GO . hat there should
be a great deal more OF them rather tuaI
less. The subject be ng thus lily brought
TO the attention Of the citiZens 1t Is hoped
that increased int ess in it will be sh WI IL
the future and hundreds of shade trees Sc
Out
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
Isla OF rona Res.a11r mt.

Messrs. Barhee g. Willett's restaurants,
near the depot at Isle of Hope. supplies
a ''long felt want" at that delightful salt
water resort Heretofore it has been i'm
possible for visitors, unless they had friends
there, to get anything 10 eat or drink The
enterprislug gentlemen, VINO have ventured
into this new field. are woll-knogn to all
who travel on the City and Suburban rail-
way as two of It's most popular EN- loyes,
and it Is to be h ped that they will meet
with the pair mage and success that they
deserve. As Isle OF Hope is prohibition in
Its practices, if not in its Irocliv ties, no
liquors are sold at the restaurant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
THE RUSH or TdE TIMES,
Men Happy Over Results
of Genus and Talent.

Tailor-Mads Men Happy Over Results
of Gen US and Talent.
For the past week there has been con-
tiuued rush to NJ. Levy's, the London and
Paris tail1r, who has been busy taking
orders for fashionable winter clothing.
Every gentleman who has appeared on The
streets this season with one Of M. LAWS
perfect garments is a waking advertise
ment for that popular tailor. His goods are
OF the finest quality aud are well selected
and displayed in the most fascinating man
ner. The eloquent fabrics are superb n to
any ever exhibI ed in this city. The repu-
tatio of III. Levy as the finest tailor ia the
city IS sustained by the many compliments
which are passed upon his excellent work
and the largely increased pAtro age which
goes to the London and Paris tailor. Call
and see the fine line of goods and leave
your order with NJ. Levy, SO Bull street.
AltmAyer's block.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
At the Y. NJ. G. A

Rev. A. ]. FARRELL, pastor Of the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, will adore IS
the meeting for meu at the Young Mems
Christian ASS citation this afternoon from
5:I5 to 6 O'clock.
The Literary Society will meet t0-m,r-
row night at $50 o'clock. The following
will be the programme for the evening:
Reading-Mr. J. W. Sweeny. Debate
Goa general principles. was it polite for
Savannah to contribute funds to the sup
port Of democracy in the Tenth distrlctF'
Affirmative, George w. Hines, r. C.
Wright; negative, W. d. Thomas, w. G.
Sutlive. Recitstion-J. Al. Ovens. All
members of the association are cordially
invited to attend.
just before tue meeting OF the Literary
Society there will be a meeting Of the
members of the ASSOCIATION to elect direct
or for the ass lciat on. Every active mem
Der of the association is earnestly requested
to attend this meeting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

The Lutheran @ lurch TO Celebrate
the J. e'Civ i Tod ~.
The Evangelical Lu5he an church Of the
Ascension will celeb ate the es,ival Of the
reformation this morling, oommemora-
tive OF o t. 81, 1917, the day on which
Martin Luther nailed up IN the church door
at Wicteu berg the ninety-fve eses. initia-
tive Of tue grea refornaJi IA of the six
tenth century. The music, the service and
the sermoL by the retiring pastor will be
anniversary will be held at night with
suitable music, services and an address by
the Rev. a. J. Bowers.
Rev. w e. Sthaeffer, the new pastor of
the clurch, will arrive tomorrow night and
assume his pastoral duties.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
TO INSPECT pLgoTRIC LINES.

Savannah Railway S4en to See What
Other ClJies Are Doing.
President j. S. Collins and Directors W.
K. Wilkinson and r. NJ. Hicks of the
Electric Rail way Company, leave to-m IT.
row night on an ms Jeotion tour of the
cleo ric railway systems Of the southern
cities with a view to observing what i'm
provemeats, if any, can be made in the
Electric rail way.
Their first stopping point will be Au-
gusta, which has quite an extensive electric
railway system. from there they z to
Macon. Columbus, Chatham ga and Nash
vile The latter city, IS known as the CEN
ter of the electric railway interests OF the
south, and several days VIII DE spent there.
The party viii return via A nta.
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P. S.-To our lad" in the northeast
corner OF this page

P. S.-To our lad" in the northeast
corner Of this page.
Space too small to say half We want to.
Wish we had full column at some one
else's expense.
srEINwAY PIANOS.
MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS.
MATHUsHEK PIANOS.
STERLING PIANOS.
That's what we sell, aud want to talk
about right now.
Each one enough for full discourse.
with six heads and an application a half
mile long.
But it's enough when we say that they
are the leading pia os OF the world, and we
oner them on the easiest terms ever heard Of
Lowest factory prices duplicated and
money saved all.
Competition rather slim Of late, but that
makes no difference with us.
Our trade was built up by the policy OF
low prices, easy terms, and square dealing
and, under all circumstances, we give our
patrons the utmost for the money that is
possible.
hence, we Oter STANDARD INSTRUMENTS
from the GREAT makers OF the world at the
lowest prices known iu New York or anu
bhere, ana on the same easy terms u on
wnlcn cheap and ordinary Instruments are
sold.
No clep-trap, club system. or loan nsso-
citation scheme, but legitimate methods OF
business.
Pianos sold, out and out. on payments of
only $40 monthly.
Low cost pianos Medium cost pianos I
hlgh cost pianos Purchasers choice from
nifty different styles in superb cases OF ebon-
lied rosewood, walnut, mahogany or oak.
Cases never 80 handsome and artistic "a
for this seas IN. Our ware rooms are richly
worth a visit from all lovers of the beauti-
full.
Times improvingl Trade picking upl
Brighter times ahead mot far either), and
its high time TO buy that piano that you
have been wanting 80 long,
Why mott
Yours truly.
LUDDEN e. BATES
-dd. SOUTHERN Music HOUSE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
kosA Corcoran Dead.

Rosa A. Corcoran died at o'clock last
night at the home Of Ter parents, No. 20
Gordon street. She bad been i'll about three
weeks of typhoid malaria. The dece 4sed
was bright young Sirl not quite l6 years
OF age. She was in attendance up the
Ca, hedral school, and would nave graduated
this year. The body "Ill be taken to
Charleston this morning for interment In
the = Lawrence cefueJe y this afternoon.
The dece lsed was the daughter OF I. j
Co c,rau. she was the only daughter, and
her death was great blow to her parents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

MACON. GA, April l. l8S9,-Antimi-
Eraine Co.: Gentlemen-I. having been a
sufferer from nervous sick headache for
many years, unhesitatingly pronounce
" AntimigraIne" the most effective remedy,
with no unpleasant after effects, chat have
ever tried. it ls certainly q boon to the
afflicted, being all that you can claim for it.
Yours respectfully, H. Burns, Postal
Clarlr MI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
TIE [ esnerado lnriad.

None of the negroes would have anything
10 do with the DO iy Of Waldburg, the dead
desperado and it became necessary for the
coroner 10 have him buried. This he did
yesterday. The ac,iun OF the negroes ia
refusing TO bury him but confirms tue pre-
vious reports as to tn fear IN whion hey
he'd him. They were afraid Of him, dead as
well as alive.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

The Charges gai7si Or. aenaess
The investigation Of the charges against
DR.. Hennessy, the q y physician OF tue
Eastern district, has not yet been concluded.
There are only two specific charges agai st
the doctor, one relating to a per-
INIT for entrance INTO a hos,i tal and the
other to attsniance upon a culored man
Tue atement that be il charged with ia
co npetency Is, it seems, mistake. 10 is
stated thar there is no Charge Of that kind
pending against him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
BIB ernians Going to Charleston.

A reunion Of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians Of South Carolina and Georgia
will taEe place next Thursday in Charleston.
That day will be one OF the most in teresting
OF Gala week. and in addition to the public
festivities there will be a special celebration
among the Hiber Aians Of bo.h states. A
number OF the Savannah Hibernians will
will leave Wednesday night TO take part.
Several members OF the Ro ert Emmett
Association OF tuis city have bee invited TO
accompany them and they will ubtless
accept and participate IA the Publication.
The visitors are assured of hearty welcome
aud pleasant sojourn in tha City by the Sea.
Salvation ell has cured many OF rheumatism
when other remedies failed. Price 25c.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

DR.. NJ. Schwab. the wsll-known opti-
clan. has returned from Saratoga, and can
be found at his optical institute, 90 Bull
street. Persons who have headache or whose
eyes are causing discomfort should call
upon their specialist and receive skillful
and intelligent attention. No charge 20
examine your eyes. Every pair of glasses
ordered is guaranteed TO he satisfactory
DR.. NJ Schwab q Son I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
Plenty Of Good things to Eat Last
Wax

Plenty Of Good Things to Eat Last
Week.
Inspector Desvergers, of the Citizens
Sanitary Association, In his report Of iu-
spections for the week ending last night,
says thnt food produce Of all kinds was
abundant, aud was 80 excellent as 10 pre- -
clude discrimination as to the quality Of
meats, fowl, game, fl 'h, vegetables or fruits.
The truck farmers have been pretty sue
cesstul so far and their crops are doing verv
well, which enables them TO keep tle city
wen supplied wit FRESH vegetables. The
frost has not yet been severe enough to iu-
Jure growing crops, and truckers are hopeful
that killing frost is some weeks off vet
In that case the vegetable supply will con
tinue good and the demand for them will
keep pace with the supply. Pelse, leans
sweet and Irish potatoes, okra and to-
matoes can be had in abundance aud the
prices for them are feir. This state OF
things is satisfactory alike to the grower
a d buyer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

Then Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CaStorsF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

Ladies are invited to call at Barbee &
Willetts restaurant, Isle of Hope. No
bHuors of any kind.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30
q sewing Machine Fras.

Cut out this advertisement aud send with
your name and address, If you want SIS ma
chine placed in yonr home to use without one
cent cost to you. Address Alvah Manufacrur-
ing Company, Chicago. uL-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

have been using the Champion Gas
Heater during the past winter. 1t kept my
Office comfortably warm in the coolest
weather, besides being a great convenience.
There Is no disagreeeOle cd r from the gas.
JOHN d. MARTIN, NJ. d.
Mutual Gas Light Co .-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

The Norwegian bark Agder was cleared
for Hamburg with $50 barrels rosin,
weighing 693 4S0 pounds, valued at $4,34I,
and ,654 barrels spirits turpentiHe meesur-
valuation OF cargo SIS, $50 Cargo and vessel
cleared by Paterson, owning ~ Co.
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Notice to Advertisers.

Hereafter no display will be allowed in
advertisements inserted in local columns or
among other reading matter, but all will
be set in the same style as locals, namely
solid or loaded minion or nonpariel type.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

For Bronchial, tsthmatIc and Pulmonary
Complaints, "Bro,0a's Bronchial Troches''
have remarkable curative properties. sold on!v
in bOIes.-dd.