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REAL ESTATE.
DeaIs and Prices They BrIng

II. C. Schulz to Ferd J. Hoffman,, part
OF subdivision No. 3, on bank Of Cibolo
creek, 5000.
Abe Ash to Albert Washington, lot Is,
block ., SIS.
Paul and NJ. Holman to Mile j. Mat
Ter, lot l, block 3, Carson and Magnolia
streets. sl,O0.
Henry and Emil Elmendorf to Harry
b. jenkins, lots 9 and 10, block 20, Column
bia Heights; $50.
Heirs OF William McLane to Hiram ii.
McLane, one third interest in lots 20 and
2l, block IA, Lewis and Paschal addition:
block 20 and north half OF block 9, be-
tween Quincy and Elmira streets; block
10, between Elmira and Macon streets;
part of block 6, at Macon and Atlanta
streets; west half of north half OF block
4, on Atlanta street; north half OF block
., Upper Labor ditch: lot 4, in block q,
on Dallas street, in Schleicher Il McLane
addition: also two acres bound by Cam
den street and the river. 5000
A. NJ. Walters Real Estate Investment
to w. w. Dykman, lot ID, block
IA, $3.50
A. II. and j. w. Britt to Black Hill
Baptist church, tract OF land situated
about 20 miles south west of the city Of
San Antonio, on the Frio City road. at
the conjunction of that and the Wisdom
road. 81
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The Same Family Row.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Beck again
arrested Sam Pierce and wife for using
abusive and insulting language to Mr..
and Mrs. Gensler at their home on Austin
street. This is the fourth time these par
ties have been arrested on the same
charge and the affair is becoming quite
serious. Yesterday morning, while Pierce
was away, his wife, who lives in the same
house with the GenSler family, saw one
of The ladies in the yard and called her
some names too vile for publication
Later, when the old man returned home,
he learned of the difficulty and called Mr.
GenSler C. penitentiary convict -"
This was too much for Gensler, who was
sick in bed at the time and he was COM
PEELED TO have the abusers arrested The
recorder fined each s. this morning.
As has been stated, this man is a con-
SumpJive and his wife Is in a condition
which should cause her to stay at home.
They know that when they are in such
conditions, that the court could not deal
with them as it should. and they have
taken advantage of 1t. Now that the re
cOrder is aware of their ways of doing he
will fix heavy fines whenever trouble Oc.
rUrS
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RAILROAD NOTES.

President Robinson says that the S. a.
P.-S. P. trade has been broken off.
Mr.. w. &. Nevin, general supply agent
of the s. A. p, has moved his office from
Yoakum to this city, and is now situated
in the Maverick building. Mr.. w. III.
Toutarell, chief clerk; Messrs. j.
A. Macdonald and J. H. Nevin,
clerks, and Mr.. &. M. Huntsinger, steno-
grapher compose the force in the supply
office.
Conductor Keefer, of the Houston east
and west Texas, who has been spending
some time in Kerrville, for the benefit of
his health, passed through the city yes
terday, en- route to Houston, looking much
better.
Col Brackenridge's car, Fern Ridge,
leaves today on No. 3, on the Arkansas
Pass, for Rockport.
Mr.. r. w. Nolt)n, chief clerk for S lper-
inIendant of Tram pOrtation Nelson, is
able to be out again after spell of sick
ness.
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More Investigation

The S. A. P. investigation is again ac-
quiring interest among the citizens, and
especially among the railroad men and
noon it was going again and this after
noon it will still be the only thing before
Master = in Chancery Fleming. ExAu-
ditor Cooper was on the stand
again yesterday afternoon, experiencing
the hot fire of questions from Hon. A. w.
Houston and Leroy Denman, ESQ. After
quite a number OF questions, Lawyer Cen-
man finally tllcIted from the witness that
probably | have charged Mr.. Yoakum
with Oney which should have been
charge to Mr.. Mcnamara"
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Lawler Again Fined.

Last night Mike Lawler a street car
conductor, refused to carry three paSsen-
gers after II o'clock for less than 10 cents
fare each. and stopped the car at the cor
ner OF Third street and Avenue G. The
passengers, seeing that the conductor in
tended to delay the car. offered to make
good the fare as one testified, but Law
Ter refused. He was arrested on two
charges, one for overcharging and the
other for Obstructing the street. He was
telephoned fer Mr.. Greer, of the car com :
pany, who gave notice of appeal.
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Negro Church Row.

This morning Tom Taylor was fined s.
by Recorder Devine for disturbing public
worship.
1t seems that the Fourth Baptist church
building is owned by Taylor and the mem
bers have been rather slow at their rent
paying. Wednesday night just as two or
three of the sisters were overly happy
and when the service was at its most eff
fective moment, Taylor rushed in and de-
manded s. rent. He was pleaded with by
the preacher in charge, Elder Wiley, and
was induced to go outside until the meetJ
ing was concluded. Later some of the
brothers went out and became angry at
the intruder and religious fight follow
ed, Now that TAYLOR has been fined one
months rent, it is quite probable that
this congregation will be compelled to as
Semble elsewhere.
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For Sale-Fine self.playing parlor
organ, with 70 pieces, at less than
half price. 2l0 Market ct. 10 3 ct
The Star theatre will be opened
Monday night, Oct. 18th. Admission
tree, 10 At
The peoples party have their
large convention at Central garden
tonight.
Rev. Sam Jones is preaching to
the ladies of the city this afternoon
IN the Travis Park NJ. E. church.
An interesting meeting of the Ep-
worth League Will be held in Trinity
church tonight.
The literary society of the Chris
tian association met last night.
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RECORDERS COURT.

The recorder tried twelve cases this
morning and assessed ST in fines. Two
cases were continued and three dis
missed.
Will Freeman, who was yesterday be-
fore the recorder and whose case was con-
tiaued until this morning, was dismissed
by Recorder Devine, as the evidence was
not against him.
G. Shacklett, maintaining a nuisance,
continued.
Abe Ash, maintaining nuisance, con-
tinueG.
c. Villemain, failing to have vault
cleaned, dismissed.
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Daily Murtuary.

The following deaths have been record
ed since last report:
p. Gonzales, aged 81 years. Hidalgo
street, heart failure.
Infant of DR.. D. Berry, Marshall street,
still born.
Frank Peters, aged 81 years, Crosby
street and Palmetto avenue.
Geo. ROhmer, aged As years, Rusk
street, lung trouble.
G. Cadena, aged days, Laredo street,
premature birth.
Infant of II. E. Mosely, Cherry street,
still born.
Emmaine Lewis, aged months, North
Flores street, malariaI fever.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Grace Ackermau, a society
belle of Cory, Penn, is q guest at the
hospitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Q. Rely, stWest End.
Mrs c. Milton and Mrs. ]. @. Var
borough, who hsve been on visit
to Mrs. E. q. Everett, left this MORN
ing for Nsvssots.
Col. John Owen and son. Ernest, of
Galveston, ere in the city stopping at
the Mahncke.
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At the Jones Meeting

Sam Jones preached last night to 5000
people. He was not as good last night as
he has been and his sermon was consid-
sidered very poor. He managed to keep
both eyes of each heaTer on him as they
were continually expecting something
funny or some new slang expression.
They were disappointed, however, as he
kept closely TO his text and occupied the
time in telling heart and soul touching
stories. Some fifty mourners were seen
around the altar.
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The Colonel Tonight.

The Colonel" is a comedy well worth a
place among the very best that have ap-
peared. during the present decade. Like
Augustin Days adaptations from the
German, The Colonel" is full Of intense
ly amusing situations, but at the same
time its merit lies less in the humorous
character of the story than in the spark
ling wit that pervadeS every line of its
dialogue. The humor is that sprightlv.
effervescent sort. While there is plenty
of action there is a complete absence OF
horse play. At the Grand tonight.
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An Old Society Renewed.

The White Diamond Social club is no
more. The members held meeting last
night and decided that "a rose is lust as
sweet by any other name and changed
the name of the society to that Of Bowie
Social club" The constitution was re-
viSed and IL is now a new body of old
SOciaI stars
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CompIimentaries Received.

c. A. Cour, secretary of The Texas
favored the LIGHT with complimentary
tickets. The exposition begins October
18th, and will continue until October Both.
and from the extensive arrangements
made promise TO eclipse all previous eff
forts
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SLEOGE HAMMER BLOWS.

SLEOGE HAMMER BLOWS.
Blow one, Misses Goat Spring Heel.
Blow two, Misses Dongola spring
Heel.
Blow three, Misses Dongols with
tip.
Blow four, Boys Lace OF button
Shoe. o. AZ
Sizes: 12-2. Saturday. 81. IL
WOLFF & MARX.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Lizzie Evans closed her engagement at
the Grand last night, playing to very
poor audience. The next attraction will
be The Colonel" which will commence
tonight.
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Gentlemen, we have the good
for you this season in Clothing, Hats,
and Furnishing. Pancoast & Sons
agent Dunlap and Knox hats. 106tf
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LOOK OUT |

Better values there never were.
Wolff & Marks 81 so Button Boot, all
styles, withs and sizes, Saturday.
St.96.
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COME ONE, COME ALI!

&&We will have full corps of experienced salesadies
who will show you every possible attention. Plenty
of nice, high toned souvenirs for ALL
Our head mner just home after soourn in
the Eastern Cities mbfbing the Fall Styles they out
and is able expond the mystries Stylish
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OlIR MARK 6

See that these are on the soles
Wolff & Marks So so Button Boot,
sizes 2-7, all styles, Saturday.
S1.95.
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OLSEN q WALkE.
Away ready TO move, pack AND
store your furniture. set
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-08
BOOK NOTICES.

The Other Bend" By Dora Russell. John
A. Taylor g. Co., publishers. New York. Paper,
so cents.
MAGAZINES.
The. american Angler for August Is a superb
number. Its articles are excellent and its ilns-
trations are frst-class. 40 Duane street, New
York.
The August issue OF Book NeUs CPhiladel-
delphia) is the index number for the year and
ends volume 10. Ali the looked-for features Of
the magazine are present in their freshness and
variety, ana the new book reviews, notes.
sketches and illustrations are full Of interest to
book lovers. portrait of Emile lola prefacea
the issue and this authors latest work, This
Downfall is reviewed The midsummer pub
fishing of books is nowhere else so fully ohroni-
cled as in this breezy, newsy little publication.
John Wanamaker, Thirteenth aud Market
street, Philadelphia.
The August number Of Mtlnsey's Maodzine Is
an especially attractive one for summer read
ing. 1t opens with paper on "Larchmont and
Orienta, y" resorts on the Sound. of which tbs
former is noted for its yacht club and the latter
for its beautiful homes OF New York mill on
ares. There are views of several OF these, in
Guiding the delightfully."- situated man
sion OF H. M. Flagler, the Standard Oil man.
Last months arBicle the Thames is fol-
lowed by a description of the sources Of the
Rhine, with picturesque sketches of scenes in
the neighborhood. OF noteworthy thickness ia
Hh dfbtlo Ou Lie AsJoFhs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 gu
tertaningly chatted about in glimpse Of his
home life at Hawarden. In fiction the number
has some good short stories and completa
novel of Siberia. by William Murray GrAydon,
entitled "Banished to Saghalien." Frank A.
Munsey & Co, New York.
The bill OF fare Of the August Ne1 England
Magazine is very varied and attractive one,
presenting rather more fiction than usual for
the hotel piazza and the hammock under tbs
trees. The number opens with an interesting
description of the picturesque old fishing town
of Gloucester and beautiful Cape Ann by
Edwin A Start. Joseph Kirkland contributes
a we'll written account of "The Chicago Fire"
Don Juan S. AtUwell describes THE Argentine
Republic with a historical survey OF It's early
days and progress. and a comprehensive ac-
count of its contemporary development in
commerce.. education aud civil government
There are three views of Walt Whitman that
will interest those who like literary essays.
They are written by George D. Black, Sylvester
Baxter and Walter Blackburn Harte. Sin a
Corner at Dodsley's" MIR. Harte's usual chron-
iqur is devoted to critical study Of the works
of Francis Saltus. New England Magazine, 70
Federal street, Boston.
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Fedele [tall, FIgari. Grlmsby. sid July IL.
Solide lGerl, Peeken, Waterford, sid July ..
Petrus tNorl, Hansen, Liverpool. sid July II.
p NJ Peterson [Norl. Stoesen, Defzyl, sid July 10.
magne NOR, Sorensen, Antwerp, sid July IA
Hans lGerl Reimers. Hamburg, sid July 16.
Inheritance LNorl, Smith, London. sid July 10.
CLINT Nor, Birkeand. Rotterdam, sid July IL
Hordcap lNorl Olsen, Antwerp. sid July %.
Regia lNoul, Duns, Fleetwood, sid July 81
Victoria lNorl, Mathiesen, Marseilles, sid July
Ragna [Norl. Petersen, GooIe sid July %.
Carmel NOR, Anderson, West Hartlepooi, sid
Der wanderer lGerl, Boyer. at Lisbon July 8.
Rimfaxe lNorl. Aanor sen, London, sid July 30.
Sondre Norl, jacobson, at Rio Janero July s.
Union Nor, -, Stavanger. sid July Is.
Birgitte tNorl, Christensen, Pembroke. sid
Alba [Itall, SAnguinetti, Genoa, up Aug /.
Ascalon lNorl, -, Rochefort, sid Aug 1.
New Light. Thompson Norfolk, up Aug6.
sCHooNERs.
Susan N Richie, Brown, Portland. Me. cid
Geo H Ames, Marshall. Boston. sid July 6.
Harriet G Kerlin, Shaw, Baltimore, sid July 20.
John G Schmidt Norbury, Baltimore. sid
July2I.
John S Deering, Arey, New York, sid Aug s.
Gem, Wass, Orchilla, up July 10.
. Hoskins, Bennett baltimore, sid July 49,
Margaret May. Jarvis Baltimore, sid July 20.
VIM II Sumner, Pendleton New York, sid July
90.
GARNER, DaboI, at New York July 81.
Sarah G Smith, Henderson. Philadelphia, cid
July %.
Lille Schmidt, VanGilder, Baltimore sid July
26
Ida Lawrence, Campbell, at Philadelphia July
%
Lulie L Pollard, Smith, Philadelphia. up Aug 5.
Alice Mcdonald, Dukeshire al Georgetown, DC,
July 5.
Aaron Reppard. Steelman, Philadelphia, up
Au<5
Harry Ritter, Petersen, New York, up Aug5.
Flora Rogers Bunker, Boston, sid Aug5.
Isabella Gill, Collision, Baltimore. up Aug5
Island city. voorhees,, Baltimore, up Aug 5.
B Marts Lewis, Baltimore. up Aug 8.
Kate Flint, McIntire, New YORK, up July a.
Annie Bliss. O'Donnell, Lambert's Point, up
Aug 8.
The Josephine, Townsend. Richmond, Va. up
Aug 5.
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Tramp Trampll Tramplll the boys
are marching to "Hte Famous" Clothing
House to get their f1xings for the SUI MINER
campaign, in the way Of thin goods. The
weather is'warm, but that don't keep the
boys from rushing to the great IS per cent.
discount sale by "The Famous"
Perhaps you are sceptical. Well. we
don't ask you to take our word for it, Co.'s
vince yourself by giving "The Famous"
call, and you no doubt will believe what
you see, no matter how little you know of
clothing, by comparing with goods pur-
chased before or by what other stores charge
you for the same goods, that will show you
how extraordinarily low the prices are at
''Ihe Famous" now.
TIE incest thing for this weather il one of
our Soc. puff bosom shirts; remarkably
cheap, and the only store that you can get
them for that price in Savanna is at "The
Famous" Other shirts and furnishings
just as cheap. "The Famous Clothing
HOUSE you will find at las Broughton street
Bennett Hymes. Proprietor.-ad.
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LIST OF VESSELS.

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
BARKs
Carsten Boo lNorl, Olsen. Hamburg sid June l.
June a.
Harald lSwl, Jahannsen, Aberdeen, sid June i6.
Gler Brl, Murray, Hull, sid July 81
Arisdne Nor; Hansen, London, sid june g.
BOroly lGerJ, He2emaDn, Calais. SD June 30.
kothesay lhorl. Christensen, TonSberg, sid
June 20.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES. e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
CuN oEIS z. IL
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 6:39 A. NJ 6:5s p. NJ.
STANDARD Time)
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MONDAY, Aug 8, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Drot [Norl. Sorensen. Copenhagen, in
ballast, 20 master.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll Cohen Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett. Daren and Bruins
wick-W I Gibson, Manager.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Bark Sirena, Ausl, London.
Bark W Holmes lBrl, Brunswick.
Schr Elwood Burton, Norfolk.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and oil nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic ONCE in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to call
at the office.
LIEUT. FIJI SHERMAN
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Old newspapers-9OO for % csnss-at ths
business oEics. MORsIg0 NkwE.
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Collier Gilbert r
Collington VIM
Collins Barrett
Collins George
Collins Joseph
Collins Luke
Collins Edmund
Conley Samuel
@ nnelley Thomas
Cook Abram
Cook johnson
Cooper Isaac W
cooper henry
Cooper Shem B
Cooper Raleigh
CASTOR George
Coverdale VIM II
Crane Elijah j
Crawford Joseph
Crawford James E
Crawford Robert
Crittenden John H
Cromady VIM P
CRtcher VIM D
Cummings Briston
Cummings Hannibal
Curley Frank l.
Cuthbert Moses
Cuspei Thomas
CuXleer Cyrus