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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-09
Administrative Sale.
BY ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON.

On TUESDAY, 9TH SEPTEMBER, 1892, be-
fore the court house in the city of Savannah,
during the legal hours Of sale:
By virtue Of an order from the HONORABLE
HAMPTON L. FERRrLL, Judge OF the Court of
Ordinary. Chatham County, l will sell at the
above mentioned time and place the following
real estate and personal property of the late
Mathew @. Noonan, for benefit OF his heirs and
creditors:
All the stock in trade, Groceries, Liquors
Scales. Weights .appertaining to the store of
a retail grocery and liquor establishment, as
now carried on at IS East Broad street; to-
gether with the interest and good will of this
very successful store, One Horse, Harness and
Grocery Wagon
20 Shares Capital Stock Chatham Real Estate
and Improvement Company. Series A.
lOshares Capital Stock, Chatham Real Estate
and improvement Company, Series B.
Shares Capital Stock Of the Germania Bank
2 Shares Catholic Library Hall Association,
Series b.
10 Shares Capital Stock Title Guarantee and
Loan Company OF Savannah, Ga.
2 Shares Capital Stock Southover Land and
Improvement Company.
Lot 20 Brownsville subdivision of Form lot0
Holland tything. Percival ward, 50x1OO. more or
less.
Lots2, 10, IA, IS, i6 in block w. Withers sub
division OF North Kensington tract, 40xlO5 each.
Lots and 10 in plan made by Percy Sugden
In 1889 Of sixty-four lots between Barnard and
Whitaker and Sixth aud Tenth streets,
each having frontage Of 80 feet on Whitaker
street. running back 125 feet TO Howard place.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
MARY z. NOONAN,
Administrative Of Estate Of Mathew O. Eoonan.
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earth a will In which some person will be
named as executor of Miss Moffat's estate.
IL was considered necessary for somebody
20 20 ahead and try to put the property in
some sort of shape and take 1t away from
the hotel to a safer place. Should a will be
found, although the surrogate's court will
not open before October, 1t may be offered
for probate at any time, and after the in
terval required for citation or advertise
ment, it may be admitted to probate il no
objections are made.
The Moffat estate comprised several valu-
able pieces Of real estate. When DR.. John
Moffat died. about forty years ago, the
property was divided among several rela-
tives. At that time the widow received
about $50 900 by will, and the daughter,
Maria Moffat. the same amount. Mrs.
Mofrat died about nine years ago and left
her share to her daughter. Miss Moffat's
style Of living was very inexpensive and
much property must have accumulated to
her during her long lifetime. Among the
pieces OF real estate left by DIR Motfat were
the Moffat building at Leonard street and
Broadway, and the old Moffat residence,
which was 3~story brownstone house on
the north side of Union square, adjoining
the Everett house, where the Century
building now stands. There was also said
to be considerable amount of personal prop
erty, the value of which is not known.
Besides the great quantity of rubbish
which Miss Moffat had accumulated at the
Manhattan hotel. there are a large number
of books and many trunks which she had
always kept tightly locked. These trunks
have been stored in two rooms in the hotel,
for which Miss Moffat paid rent with the
clockwork regularity for which she was
famous, and they may contain title deeds
to half New York but it is more than likely
that their contents are of much less value
than some persons believe. Judging from
the money and the valuable papers found
in her bedroom Miss Moffat was in the habit
OF keeping her most valuable things close
to her. II more money is found 1t is more
likely to be within the tin cases and old
reticules in that room than in the trunks
piled high In the rooms across the hall.
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Household Furniture.
By J. Mclaughlin & Son.
On THURSDAY. Aug is, 1892, at IL o'oloc

On THURSDAY. Aug is, 1892, at II O'Clock.
On the premises No. 5S st. Julian street,
known as the Feely house. between Abercorn
and Lincoln:
HATRACK, HALL CHAIRS, CARPET, fine
VELVET PILE CARPETS. RUGS, ENaRAv-
INGS, OIL PAINTINGS, FANCY CHAIRS, NJ.
T. TABLES. EASY CHAIRS and PARLoR
SUITES, MIRROR, MUSIC STAND, MANTEL
ORNAMENTS, VASES. SHADES STAIR aud
LOBBY CARPET. bedroom WAL
NUT and OAK BEDROOM SUITES, WARD
ROBES, TOILET SETS. MIRRORS, MAT
TRESSES. SPRINGS, FEATHER BEDS, SIN
GLE WARDROBE, ETC.. DINING TABLE,
CHAIRS, SIDEBOARD, PICTURES, CHINA,
GLASSWARE and PLATED WARE, RANGE.
KITCHEN WARE, etc, etc.
Electric cars pass the door.
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TIE SENATORIAL MATTER.
Bryan's Delegates VIII Stand By Their
Instructions.

Instructions.
Editor Morning Netcs: Last Wednes-
days MORNING NEWS contained an article
from J. Hartridge Smith containing a
sluice of words about the Ocela platform,
with the view OF making the impression
that am not a sound democrat. 1don't
believe the article needs any notice, az |
don't believe there is a man in the district
who doubts my democracy. But for feer
that may be mistaken, and in the abund-
ance Of caution, / will say that have
Away regarded the nonsense Of the sub
treasury and government ownership of rail
roads as too absurd for serious argument
among sensible people. My disgust for
Livingston and the "Ocala idea" was 30
great that l did not attend one single
alliance caucus during the sessions OF the
last legislature. While 'in print" l will
saw that l attended the Bryan county
soldiers reunion at CLYDE, last Saturday,
and found that the Bryan dele
gates to the senatorial con-
vention intend to obey instructions
to the letter. had a pleasant talk with
Hon. P. w. Williams and we settled our
little personal differences to our mutual
satisfaction. Mr.. Williams says that il he
attends the convention he will obey instruc-
tons: if he does not attend he will be rep
resented by some one who will'do the same.
The other delegate, Mr.. Butler, told me
that be was glad the mass meeting had in
structed him as to how he should vote in
the senatorial convention, and that he
would cheerfully obey instructions.
H. @. WRIGHT.
Mdrlotv, Ca. Aug. s, 1892.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Seventh Page.

ST., Ellis & %, Jno Freeman, Floyd & G,
M Ferst's Sons & Co, S Guckenheimer & Sons. II
Hesse. H Juchter, @ Kolshorn & Bro, VIM Ke-
hoe & Go, DeBruyn Hops & Co. A LINER,
Lowell & L, Z Lovell's Sons, N Lang, Jno Lyons
& Co, Lippman Bros, Margolions & Co, Geo
Meyer. MoCauley S & Co, Estate J Mcmahon
Son, Palmer Hardware 90. Rourke a. Son. A
G Rhodes & Co, w II Ray, Solomons Co, SS-
vannah Steam Bakery, savannah Cotton Press
Assn, Savannah St r r, s f & W Ry. Southern
Cotton Oil Co. Tidewater Oil Co, d Thomson
& 90. J D Weed & Co, Wylly & ., J Williams
& Co, Wells Bros. Steamer Katie, b r 4.
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THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.
a Gall for Names to a Couple of Com
municatiOrS,

4 Gall for Names to Couple of Com
munications.
ELLABELL, GA, Aug. 6.-Editor Norm
ing Netos: Kindly allow me to say to
"E6lugham Democrat" that if he will give
me his name I will be glad to answer his
card that appeared in to-daY's NEWS, fully
and satisfactorily. Mr.. Bingham Demo-
GRAFT" whenever you display the moral
courage that men should have who seek to
criticise the actions of others, and sign the
name to your card that you seem so anxious
to record at the polls for Col. Wright, l
will make full and complete answer to
your recent card. and also to "Guyton," If
he will own up his titles. and 1 trust you
both will, for want TO mail each of you
large sized soup spoon. Let US have your
acknowledgement of your daddyship of the
statements and complete answer will fol-
low. In the meantime l reaffirm my state
ments 10 last Wednesdays NEWS.
j. HARTRIpGE SMITH.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Household Furniture.
By J. Mclaughlin & Son,
On THURsDAY. Auq. n 1sq2 ~ =,

On THURSDAY, Aug. II. 1892 at II O'Clock:
On the premises, No. 1872 State street, adjoining
the Gilmer residence, corner Bull street.
Two massive HATRACKs, walnut. with bey.
eled glass, HALL CHAIRS, MIRROR, STAIR
CARPETS, SHADES. handsome PARI,OR
SUITE, EASY CHAIRS, ENGRAVING, MAR
BILE TOP and other TABLES, SOFA, SHADES,
CARPETS, MATING, LACE CURTAINS, mag.
niacent WARDROBE, MAHOGANY WARD
ROBE, BEDROOM SUITES, oak, walnut, etc.
TOILET SETS, MATING. DINING ROOM
CHAIRS, EXTENSION TABLE, massive SIDE
BOARD, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, one very
elegant BEDROOM SUITE with TOILET SET
SPRINGS. HAIR MATTRESSES. etc., complete
CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
STOVE and UTENSILS. etc. etc.
A FINELY UPHOLSTERED BED LOUNGE.
Within one door of Bull west, facing Court
House Square,
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Administrators Sale.
R. H. Tatem, AuCtioneer.

By virtue Of an order granted by the Hon
HAMPTON l.. FERRILI, Ordinary of Chatham
County. Georgia, will sell before the Court
House door, in tho city OF Savannah, Ca. during
6, 1892. all that lot, tract or parcel of
land In the city OF Savannah, bounded on
the east by Ann street on the South by Orange
street, having fifty six 1867 feet on Ann street
and thirTy-one feet and six inches 81 feet
inchesl on Orange street. being the southeast
ern one-fourth part OF that lot Of land known
and designated on the plan OF said city by the
NUMBER NINE (gl in Middle Qglethorpe
Ward, together with the IMPROVEMENTS
AND APPURTENANCES. Sold as the property
of the estate of ADRIAN BURKE for the pay
ment Of debts and distribution.
TERMS CASH. JOHN II. BROWN.
Administrator of the Estate OF Abram Burke.
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LEGAL SALES.
CITY sHERIFF'S SALE.

SHKRIFF's OFFICE, CRY COURT OF SAvANsAH,
SAVANNAH. August 9Th, 1892. (
FINDER and by virtue Of an execution issued
u out OF the City Court OF Savannah, in IA
vor Of N. A. FAHEY vs.. ARTHUR ARM
STRONG have this day levied the same upon
all that certain lot or parcel Of land ia the
City Of savannah, County Of Chatham, and
State OF Georgia, known and designated on
the map or plan of said city as the western
one-half Of lot number fourteen IA, Marshall
ward containing frontage on Duffy street of
thirty 30D feet or less tho said western one
half is bounded as follows North by Duffy street.
east by the eastern half OF said lot number four.
teen 90, Marshall ward, south by a lane and
west by lot number fifteen Q6), Marshall ward,
with the privileges and appurtenances there
onto belonging or 10 anywise appertainlng, and
l will offer the said property for sale ct public
outcry before the court house door OF Chatham
County during the legal hours OF sale on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1892, the
same being the 9th day of said month.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for title;
property pointed out by plaintiffs attorneys.
Tenants notified in writing.
L, L. GOODWIN, Sheriff G, c. s.
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FALk CLOTHING co.


We think we can Justly lay
claim to have been headquar-
tiers for NegIigee Shirts this
season, and the County Down
Manufacturing Co. propose to
maintain this distinction.
Theywrite that we will shortly
receive from them a new style of
CoIored Shirts which they nave
just produced and which will
eclipse anything ever yet made
in that line.
Watch for the announcement
of their arrival.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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MarIotp. Ga. Attl

Harry wanted to give Lucy birthday
present but couldn't make up his mind
what It should be. 50 the next time he
called he frankly told her the difficulty
under which he was laboring.
"Want to make me a present. Harry"
exclaimed Lucy. in we'll couDterfeited as
constituent. dWhy, Harry, you forget
yourself"
Harry took the hint and offered himself
on the spot.-BoStoR Transcript.
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A Limited Partnership Formed.
c. Lucian Jones, as general partner, and
Frank s. Lewis, as special partner, have
engaged in the general commission and fac
forage businers under the firm name of c.
Lucian Jones.
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AUCTION SALES FUrUREDAYs
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
The following unclaimed freight remainingon
hand at Savannah, Florida and Western depot
to be sold at public auction
BY ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON.
AUCTIONEERS,

On TUESDAY. 2sd Aug. 1899, at Down Freight
Warehouse, Savannah, Ga, at 1880 O'Clock, tf
not claimed before that time.
T. e. YOUMANS, Act. Saw. Fr't. Agt.
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Yeast-Why Is IL your wife always car
ries a smelling bottle with her when she
goes 70 the theater. Crimsonbeak-O,
that's 30 / won't have 70 chew cloves.
Cloves always give me dyspepsia. - Honkers
Statesman.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or more, IN
this column inserted for ONE GENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each Insertion
Everybody who has any want to supply. any
thing 30 buy or sell, any business or nccommo-
dations 20 secure; indeed, any Wish to crafty,
should advertise IN this column
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Ledres its

LeGves its
mark - every
one of the
painful dis
or ders that
prey upon
women. they
fade the face,
UynctA e.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN 4

HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN
.~-~-~-~~~~~
STORE on Whitaker street, Lyons block
- Store and dwelling corner Wayne and
ENOR RENT. houses on Bar nard, near Cor.
A don street. Apply to l. DASHER.
EoR RENT, Oct. |, my residence No. IT'S
Il Waldburg street. N. S. BAKER.
FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE, No rs Gwinnett street. First
Il class location. New, well-built house.
Large rooms. Beautifully papered throughout.
Tasty flower garden. Good stable and out
anxious to sell W. X. WILKINSON, 142 st.
Julian street.
CUSHION tire bicycle for sale cheap. X,
" this office.
A UCTION at YOUNGLOVE & GoODMAN's
IA Tuesday, Aug. 9, II o'clock, horses. mules.
COWS, wagons. huggies, etc.
TOR SALE, double-seated buggy buggy and
l wagon pole; also double harness. Apply 81
Whitaker street.
DLACK cypress shingles for sale cheap. APP
- ply to BREWER & COOPER Dover, Ga.
L'OR SALE two lots 4Oxl0s, each on the north
IL east corner of Waldburg and Cemetery
streets. ROWLAND & MYERS, Real Estate
Dealers. ~ Bryan street.
nor SALE California claret, IS 50 per case;
IL imported and American ginger aIes and
beers. The finest stock OF Key West cigars In
the city. M. LAWNS ESTATE. Telephone
81
ENOR SALE 2-story dwelling and six acres
Il fronting on Bonaventure road. ROWLAND
& MYERS. Real Estate Dealers, 122 Bryan
street.
nor SALE, 2-story dwelling on Second street,
l. between Abercorn and Lincoln streets.
Terms one fourth cash and balance in one, two
and three years. or all cash, just as Yol like.
ROWLAND & MYERS. Real Estate Dealers,
122 Bryan street.
SAFETY bicycle for sale. cheap. Almost
- new. Apply at 40 Liberty street.
DOR SALE. 80 head of stock at A. McCOR-
II MICK'S STABLES
HOUSE FOR SALE-Sixteen hundred buys
ii house 262 West Broad street. bargain.
Apply 81 Whitaker street.
NOR SALE lot and improvements consisting
Il OF five l-story houses on southwest corner
OF New Houston and Burroughs streets. This
is splendid renting property aud can be bought
cheap. ROWLAND & MYERS, Real Estate
Dealers. 1879 Bryan street.
NOR SALE. the largest and pest assorted
Il stock OF White Pine Sash. Doors, Blinds,
holdings, etc, etc, in the south Also all
standard brands OF Pure White Leads, colors,
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc.
Mil supplies Builders hardware Is my
specially Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct Inn
portattons of Rosendale and Portland Cement
Sewer Culvert and F1ue Pipe, ali sizes, bends
traps, rs, etc. Gall or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY
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Il postoffice. This school offers unequaled
advantages to those wishing 60 acquire prac.
teal business education. English branches.
bookkeeping. shorthand, typewriting and pen
manship No class system is followed; each
student receives individual Instructions; day
and night sessions. c. 8. RICHMOND, Prin-
cpal
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

T HAVE just purchased a fine span Of horses,
i and those wanting carriage, double or single
horEa. call on l. E WOOD.
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COURT OF ORDINARY, CHATHAM COUNTY. A
true copy OF the original on file and Of record
in this Office FRANK l.. REILBAOh,
Clerk G. o., @. Co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER SCHOOL. by MISS QUARTER,
- MAN. southwest corner Jones and Barnard
streets
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LOST.

~----~~O~-~~~-~---~-~--
T OST. pair of black-rimmed eyeglasses on
IL Abercorn. between Cathedral and York
streets; reward. 81 York street.
7 OST, bright sorrel horse, with left hind foot
IL white up to bis fetlock. Finder will be re-
warded by returning to WILLIAM WYATT,
Thunderbolt road.
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PERSONALA

GO PAYS for one dozen LAUNEY & GOE-
TO Bells cabinet photographs, with privilege
of crayon portrait free. Broughton street. Sa-
vacnah, Ga.
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ENOR SALE, 2-story dwelling on Second street,
Il between Abercorn and Lincoln streets
Terms, one fourth cash and balance In one two
and three years, or all cash, just as Yol like.
ROWLAND & MYERS. Real Estate Dealers,
122 Bryan street.
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fNfffa
I SuICe Is at OF Liberty street, had acted as
!eEai ADVISER to Miss Moffat. Mr. Shafer
"as not at his office yesterday and inauir-
elsL or MIN were told that he was in the
T TguuIry on his vacation. The Margaret
6an PSon who gave the mortgage for S11,-
~ ~. ueao. Her estate fell to her sister
"no Is the wife Of James w, Brinckerhoff
another cousin, who has Offices 10 the Bible
louise James w. BrinckerhotP is in bad
tne summer.
.o a quantity of jewels and trInkets o. lit
we value was found in one of Mas Moffat's
tnany boxes, Old paper match boxes were
So t'e Teceptacles for her money, although
r rTlE i Oh the coins and bills were wrapped
TaJi IL scraps OF newspapers, many of them
- WIN age. Among the iewelry was
Eolo hunting-case watch, made by Joseph
Iont us Hh Oh Liverpool, on the inside of the
s SaCA case OF which was engraved: "Pre-
Sea.eu 70 Francis R. KavaneRh by his
r rasuer december Is, 1867" None Of the
iTS.atlFes present knew who Francis r.
tbat auagh Is or was, and it was suggested
vDa us perhaps Miss Moffat had taken the
WWatcn as security for money advanced
NOBODY ever knew that she had ever done a
rttta r. pawn-brokerage business, but it was
oao5 piilioh OF man who had known the
CT woman that Hhe would not have
'F .n nyoody money without security.
mn Al saese valuables we're counted over and
puS INTO cheap new leatherette case
f t,', seq 'Musicn on the back, which was
iIU ynI IN IN room No. 8, where Miss Moffat had
vttb Wiz ~ IL was sealed up and the seal marked
botot 'ue names OF Manager Everett of the
notel and the Rev. MIR. BrinokerboF '' T.
ne,@. n len placed in the hotel safe, aud the
- 1.- Jay removed TO a safe deposit vault
4, r-,.loug The money found were Sc Giants
witb uSllated coin which had been saved
IL uhscrupulous care by the dead woman.
expected that further search will un-
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~ to BAKERS, corner Barnard and CASTOR
VI for finest Lamb and Veal 10 the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-05
SOUTH DAKOTA AND THE ALLIANCE
Senator Pettigrew Says His State Does Not
Belong TO the Peoples Party.

Senator Pettigrew Says His State Does Not
Belong TO the Peoples Party.
at makes no difference how often or how
loudly the claim is made that South Dakota be-
longs to the peoples party" said Senator
noon, 1.-THE claim is utterly without founda-
tion, and when the returns are
figured up next November the electoral vote Of
the state will be found credited to Harrison and
Reid. The third party weakened itself very
materially in South Dakota when H. L. Loucks
was elected president of the national alliance.
He has wrecked about every institution with
which he has ever been connected. One of
the features in the history of Mr.. Loucks. who
stands SO high in the confidence Of the alliance,
was the organization of an elevator company and
OF which he was president. The legitimate profits
of the company we're not sufficient to satisfy
his vaulting ambition. he became a silent
partner in Minneapolis commission house
with which the elevator company did business
and as a natural sequence the stockholders
In the company lost the elevators,
the warehouses and every dollar they had in
vested in the scheme; some of them sven lost
grain. Then there was o hail insurance COM
pany, which, after paying thousands Of dol
lars to Loucks and TO a man named Wardell az
salaries, went TO pieces without paying a
claim. A fire insurance company of which
Loucks was the head, also managed to go q
wreck. The Farmers Alliance Trading Com
pany OF South Dakota was another o.
the unfortunate institutions which for a
time was controlled by the now presideu,
of the national alliance; that, too, went under
These facts, added to the one that Loucks was
citizen of Canada until August, 1890, have
naturally weakened the alliance ticket amo ig
the farmers of South Dakota-men who are
both intelligent and honest"