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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05
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Cash In Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want TO supply, any
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CUSTOM HOUSE, SAVANNAH. GA. CoLLEo.
~ ToR's OFFICE, april l, is92.-rhe cargo OF
salt, $50 tons, more or less. ex. bark Nevado,l
II ON Rio de Janeiro, having been abandoned to
the United States under the provisions of sec-|
ton %, act of June 10. 1890, tho same will be-
sold'at public auction ct the Custom House,
full Information apply at this office, r. f.
JOHNSON. Collector
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ssTTNCLE ADAM" at No. 20 Jefferson
u street, corner Congress street lane. will
advance you lioerally on longer time and lower
rates OF interest than any other broker on your
diamonds, watches. jewelry, clothing, tools,
confidential. The "only" New York loan Office.
ADAM STRAUSS, Manager. Open from A.
" to P H.
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WTHERE do you wish 10 goi Laurel Grovei
w Park extensionf railroad depots7 banks
MARKET hotels? churohesl anywheref Take
the ELECTRIC RAILWAY CoMPANY'S
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FOR SALE.

A UcTIoN at YoUNGLovE & GooDMAN's
IA every Tuesday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

A SIGNIFICANT fact. Many of the people
~ who bought at sale of August, 1891. are
anxi ously inquirine about the sale of April 90
They want some more of the land. Call for a
plat and terms. w. X. WILKINSON, Auction
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COMBINE business with pleasure in going
~ from one portion of the city to another
Travel over the lines of the ELECTRIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

WHEN you cd superior quality Of old
w Madeiras, BurRundlss Sauternes, Ports
Sherries Clarots or Brandies, our stock will suit
you NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
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TWO SIDES oFMATR1MoNY.

A @Tnank You" and please" Is Always
in Order.
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A UCTIoN at YoUNGLOvE& GooDMAN's
IA Tuesday the 9Th, one car of horses and
muIes
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COTTON GINS-The Improved Augusta, the
~ Pratt & Vanwinkle. We have 100 In stock
forrpmediate shipment; also Presses. Shafting
PIlys, etc. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta
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THE SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK is going
4 ahead steadily; the capital is constantly
getting larger. and the deposits mounting up
all the time Conservative. ecocomical man
agement assures a steady growth; every facility
TO save money is offered the citizens of Savan-
nah; nickel stamps at the drug stores auxiliary
banks at home, and regular deposits at the
ladies and children receive especial attention.
SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK, St. Julian, next
to Whitaker.
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TRAIN your children TO save by investing in
4 nickel saving stamps, or get an Auxiliary
bank furnished free by the SAVANNAH saw
lNGS BANK, st. Julian. next to Whitaker.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

HAVE you seen the banks furnished de-
II positors by the SAVANNAH SAVINGS
BANK? per cent. on all deposits.
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Guardians Sale.
LD.& R.D. LanOChs, AuCtiOneers.

By virtue of an Order granted by the Honora-,
BILE Hampton l.. Ferrill Ordinary for Chathani
County, Georgia, we will sell before the Courns
House door, during the legal hours of sale. ON
TUESDAY, the 9TH day OF April, 1892:
Ono % $500 CITY OF SAVANNAH BOND.
Sold for tho payment of debts and educational
purposes. /. DRAYTON LAROCHE.
Guardian o. H. Lufburrow. Minor. 1
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- HAFTINGS. Pulleys. Hangers ana mill work
> al kintis, and refaiFs and suppl.es LON
BARD & CO., Augusta Ga.
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d FAD the literature of the Savannah Savings
Five per cent on oil deposits. Open an account.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

HEAT, chafing and all skin eruptions cured
IL by using Boracine Toilet Powder. Supe-
rior. highly perfumed; 25 cents at druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

SAvING IS THE SECRET TO WEALTH
~ Make it a rule to save something, no mat
ter how small your earnings may be; don't
rainy day, when laok of employment or sickness
may take away your income. The SAVANNAH
SAVINGS BANK soliCits your account, and will
pay per cent. interest compounded quarterly
SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK. No. 143 St.
Iulian street.
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TOR SALE. home sites with electric cars; .
Il electric lights; artesian water; sewers;
broad, well graded Streets thorough under
drainage; quick growing young trees; wide
lawns; fire plugs; elevated situation low
prices; easy terms. W. X. WILKINSON, Real
Estate Dealer.
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@~~N|~~~~0~0-~-~~~~~~~~~ -----~~~~O-~-0-~-~~~-~
7 OST. setter bitch, orange and white an
II swers o ma re OF Nell. Reward IL left at So
Liberty street or MOORE & JOHNSON'S, 149
Bay street. }
I OsT, on Sunday night, between Bolton street
- and Wesley Monumental church. a silver
link bracelet A suitable reward will be paid
FOR its return to No 50 Bolton strest.
I OST, one iron gray horse; short tail about
II ~ hands high, brand g. M. on left fore
shoulder. Reward il returned TO GEORGE
DASHER, Stall Ga, City Market.
BOARDING.
BOARDING, from May /; very large, elegant
ID South front room, with alcove, bay win
dow, balcony. 152 Castor street.
A FEW gentlemen can get excellent table
"A board at l06 South Broad.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY will take you
u home without delay. Patronize it.
DIG REDUCTIONS in stoves and ranges D.
- N. THOMSON & CO, 10 West Broad.
PEFoRE you buy or sell property consult
~ ROBERT II, TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneers
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PERSONAL.

TOHN BULL-H q descendant Of John Bull
~ wishes 10 secure family relic in the shape
and containing his autograph, write to r. c.
BROWN, Evanston, Ill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

CTRAYED, from the pasture on Randolph
- street, one dard-red heifer, with both ears
slit. Liberal reward will DO offered IL returned
TO No, Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-05

FARMERS. ATTENTION-New potato bar
Il res cheap as second hand barrels in
any quantity. Address. THE ENTELMAN
COMPANY, 2i3 Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
NETWORK CITY.

The season running deer with dogs In this State
ends October 90 but they may be shot up to Novcm-
Der 1.
Look for TIE partial eclipse Of the on Thurs
day beginning AT nine minutes after noon, and ending
IL eleven mnutco after 3.
The annual Meeting Of the American society Of
Mechanical Engineers will be held at the society :
rooms no. II West Thirty-hrstst., fom November
Ii 10 Is
Modjeska celebrated her for,ycighth birthday on
Columbus Day" last week
Coaching Is retaining It's fashionable popularity well
this fall, thanks TO Octobcr's charming weather.
Orchestral music In hotels at meal times Is winning
ts widening way in this city steadily.
The Alumni Association OF the American Institute
II Phrenoogy will hold two meetings to-day at No.
- East Twenty -fTstst.-One at . D. IN. and another
at : AS D. m. Topics affecting phrcnology win BE-
discussed by chronological authorities. Tomorrow the
graduation exercises Of the institute will take place
IN the same place, at 10 80 a. III.
The cholera In Europe may keep many Americans
at home next summer, Well the hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars they would spend there.
second hand dealers In bunting, ETC., are buying up
the Columbian decorations here TO ship to Chicago and
other Western cities for october II.
The open season for turkey shooting In the Penn
sylvania woods began saturday, and lasts TIL
January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A number of prominent Roman Catholics among
whom are James Mcmahon Hugh Mclaughlin, John
Ennis and James Shevlin, have purchased handsome
carriage and span OF horses TO be presented to Bishop
Mcdonnell. The horses are al livery stable, bcliis
cared for until the time OF presentation arrives. and
the carriage is stil in the wareroom where 1t was
purchased. No date has yet been fixed for trans
ferring the gift TO the Bishop.
The police late on saturday night. discovered that
the house Of J. II. Bates of No. "a ReHsen-st, had
been entered through the back parlor Wind0w, ana
apparently ransacied 10y thieves, whose Identity they
ore as st unable TO discover. The family IS out o.
town, and how much was stolen is not Known.
August KANT twenty-five years old sailor on
the ship Capua. OF the Union Line lying at the FRI"
Basin was found dead yesterday morning In the lower
hold bv Henry Ludwig, sailor. He had fallen from
the deck distance Of thirty feet, some time during
the night. He was last seen by his shpmates at ii
D. H. and then he was intoxicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
DEATH OF A MOTHER SUPERIOR.

sister Cuneglnda Schell Mother superior ~ ST.
GATHERINGS Hospital. Brooklyn. F. d., died on Shtur
day Of apoplexy. The Mother superior received eX
trcme JUNCTION from the hospital chaplain and her
last moments soothed by the kind services OF INC
nuns Of the institution. The Mother superior was
fifty five years DID, and born in Bavaria Thirty
five years ago she entered a convent IN Ratlsbon
Bavaria and few years later came To America FOR
several years she taught the languages TN several
converts in New York and Wiiamshurg and ten ycar'
ago was made superior Of II. GATHERINGS Hospital
nnder IN, order of the Sisters Of ST. Dominck. sister
Cupecunda was a woman OF great Intellectually and
highly religious and devoted and active worker In
the cause OF the poor For five she has suffered
from heart failure but able TO attend TO her
hosptal duties. The funeral services will be held
this morning in the chapel connected with ST. Cath
srip al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
sEvERFIY BEATEN BY BURGLARS.

Frederick Drost a merchant tailor at NO. l"s
proadwor Brooklvn f.. D.. had lively encounter
with two burglars ut early hour yesterday morning
In the hallway of his home. BruSt had closed MS
store at midnight and walked about the streets f'r an
bour. when lie returned to his home. lie occupied
apartments with his family over the store. As ne
opened the hall door he saw two men trying 10 IoEc
an entrance to the store by the door in the rear
of the hall Brost cried for help, at the same time
rusmnr upon the men, The burglars were prepared
for him. and as he approached upon them one OF the
men struck him severe bow on the head with a
Jimmy Brost FL TO the floor, but gained his lcct
before the burglars could escape. lively struggle
followed during which Bro,t was badly beaten. lis
cries failed 10 attract attention, and he soon became
cxbousfed and again fell the floor. The burglars
then escaped. leaving behind canvas nag cohnln.n,
hr,crs hits sharp chi~cs and "A sectional JIMMY.
when Rrost recovered he to the sixteenth lIr-
cinc station and informed the police. lie WAS unable
to give any description OF tie men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
FACTORIES DESTROYED by FIRE

FACTORIES DESTROYED bf ri"h'
Fire destroyed about 100000 worth Of property
Yesterday morning on Hudson, Norris and Essen SIS
At 80 a. m blaze was discovered on the seconu
floor Of tie boiler factory Of Theodore sn'i'h ~
Brother at Nos IA TO 90 Esscxst. An alarm "a'
sent ont Immediately. and this was foi)weu pS
an additional a'arm from another fire box Inc t"o
alarms confused the nrcmcn, and before t'c IRE
could be located by them and hose laid the frame
lu.ldtnc was tlazing Ike oil tank The Pcnnsyi
wanna fire tngs were hand and had stream
playing on the building before TIE city department
got water The fire tugs were the Pennsylvania
Juanita Uncle Abe, Ilarsimus. Columbia ana
Linden The united efforts OF these powerful Jug
and the city frcmen were unable to stop inc
Or )grcss Of the fire, and the tw0story frame on q
ing occupied By the Wallis Iron Works Company d'
No IL Essex It. was destroyed. The next 10 20
WAS the shpcarpenter's shop Of william e. icy
niger 30 Essex ST., and then the names Dachcu
through the block 70 David Brd'as boiler works. at
Nos 80 ard 40 lIudson-st.. which were completely
DESTROYED Adjoining was the machine shop oil
Brown & Miller and this much injured by TIE
fire. Henry smith. OF the firm of The )dore smith
& Brother said the loss OF his firm would redcn
49, 600 and that The total loss would exceeh
100000 The individual losses could MT be Op
tnincd Yesterday wit any degree Of accuracy: Iheo
dOrc smith informed the police yesterday that lie
believed the fire OF inc ndary origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Paucr and Allied Trades Republican Club banner
raising at No. 60 Duane.st noon aud speaking at No.
3o4 II oadwav, 10 IS D. m.
Wholesale Dry Goods Mems Republican Club, No. 324
Prosdvav noon
Rpubcan Congress and Assembly District conventions.
Il. NJ
w,shiocton HEIGHTS Repuflcan Club at One.hundred.
, ot.,. q o,ds, and Amt srlonavc s D. m.
-; ,,a. po,,,hIica, Association at No. 236
tS,,n a,e ovoninc
,ro pr''li,,., clrh # No 3os Thiidave s
- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PosToFFIcE FUND

SCBSCRIPTIONS TO THE POSTOfFICE FUND.
Following Is list OF contributors TO the endow-
ment fund OF the New-York POstofhce Mutual Aid
Association 10 connection with the fair 10 be held at
the Madison Square Garden beginning November = ::
Consolidated Gas Co., Joseph Pulitzer and New York
safety Car Heating and Lighting Co.. 500 each Z,
National Park Bank, Chase NatlODal Bank Flnh
Avenue Bank, Sidenburg Co., ID. Hirsch and H.
Dunlap d Co.. 500 each, G. c. Shayne, Sl25; Metro
potan Life Insurance Co.. 500; Century CO., Sloo
ocean Steamship Co.. $125; Home BcDeiit Insurance
Co.. 1925; Jas. r. Keene, Winsl0w Lanicr a CO.,
Drexel Morgan d. Co., Nichols Chemical CO.. f.. X.
bennett Provdept Savings Life Insurance Co., ROya
Baking Powder Co.. singer Manufacturing Co.. jas
f. Ward Co. and New-YoFk Security and Trust Co.,
500 each American sugar Refining CO.. 500; o
tate OF J. Bussits Cuylcr, Morgan Co.. y. W. liar
rts & Co.. A. Iselin Il Co. j. Kennedy. Tod 4 Co..
sweetser Pembroke & Co.. ID. -. Mills, Mckcs.on
Robbins, John J. Keller & Co.. New York aud EostJn
Dyewood Co.. schei.-n e son, f. VI. De Voc d Co..
plckardt & Ku,tror. Henry Lindcnmeycr, John Ds
born Son d Co., Chas. Graef Co.. Paris Allen a
Co. Freshman & Co., RaDdel BaromOre n Billings.
New-Y York Hotel Buckingham Hotel Windsor Hotel,
Grand Union Hotel LaEar-d Frercs. Harvey Fisk a
Sons Hallgaren d Co.. Blake Bros. Co., llOlct d
Eoofe KonntZ Bros. Heidrlbach, Ickclheimcr Il Co..
Moore & Schley. A. VI. kiddcr & Co., J. a W. se,S
man Co. speyer 81 Co.. Clark. Dodge 4 Co.. and la
dcnburg Thalmann & Co., 40 each and large nam
her OF contributors from 80 upward. The ndlCa-
tions point great success
Those desiring 10 send subscriptions can mali them
"a L. A. Jackson manager, No. % Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
KILLED HIM WITH 4 BASEBALL BAT

George A. Jackson, coored man, thirty years o'u'
is prisoner at the second Precinct police station
charged with murder. lie and Martin EVerNeh, hiH
years old also coOrcd. occupied apartment IN inc
same house at No. 1877 Nassaust Ihclr WIVES WIZ
are both white were formerly friends, but recently
have not been on good terms. They met on SATURDAY
NIGHT I'm the hallway and JackslnS wife struck the
other in the face with stick The latter tod EVER
son. who slapped the face OF the other woman "hcn
Jackson learned OF this he sought ont Everson ana
they fought. Jackson was on the losing SIDE wheh
he grabbed a baseball bat and struck EVcrSon on 'he
head. fracturng his skull. The wounded man was
,oto, ~ the Rrooklyn Hospital where he died early
Yesterday morning without cgainins CONSCIOUSLY, -;
jackson was at once arrested. Mr. Evci>on was heu
as /, witness and the other woman was taken TO the
hospital suffering from deep cut in her face.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CHAUNCEY"-"O Our Chauncey" s Chauncsy
NJ Depew, the maarerly leader Of he Harrison forces
Mime polls who made the principal speech there
renomnatius the President Mr.. Depew IL sckuowi.
edged the Of American orators, Brilliant
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rivals. "Our Chauncey " 10 n poem, By lsaac IL
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AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune roll Of
rrputed DO worth million or more has bees
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17

Republicans Of New.YOrk City and
Brooklyn. 20 TO the polling places In
your election districts next w edncsday
on the registration books! Failure 10
do this will disfranclise you. The
books will be open In every election
distrjct from a. IN. 10 p. IN.
Wednesday. There will be two other
days for registering: Friday. OctO.
ber Is. and Saturday, October 30. Hut
every patriotic. true blue and full.
biOOded Republican ought 10 attend 10
this duty ON Wednesday. II yOn want
to vote for Harrison and Reid you must
reRiSlers
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THE NEW DRESS GOODS.
LATER APPROPRIATIONS.

Special shipments of French Suit.
ings, ordered by cable, to replace
similar lines, absorbed by our
wholesale trade, are now In port
and will be on sale, this week, In
our Retail Department.
These rich materials are chiefly
in small designs, CrOss.Cords OF
wool.and.silk, Dotted Matelasso
and new Persian effects.
Our collection of Paris Novel
ties In velvet-and.wOOl, In new
blendings Of color, is very extern
sive.
We have also many stylish ef-
fects in Scotch GOOds-CheviOts,
UOmespuns and Glengarry
Tweeds-fOr the approaching cold
weather.
JAMES McCREE RY IL CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.