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Gov. Ti.ayer win Retire Without Resistance.
LINCOLN, NEn., Feb. 8-Notwithstanding
sensational reports to the contrary, the best
Information obtainablc is that Gov. Thaver will
make no resistance TO Gov. Boyd should the
latter wish Immediately to assume his duties.
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following we're the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today: Sa. ~, AZ; d. M,
~; maximum, AZ; minimum. A.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MR.. J. N. sHArrER has been appointed Gus
toms agent Of the Mexican International rail-
road, with headquarters at Eagle Pass, Texas.
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DETROIT. MICH, Feb 3.--Mrs. Ann Finlay-
son. mother of Margaret Mather. the actress,
last evening was taken sick at a grocery store
and died before she got home. She lived in
poor circumstances and one would never i'm
aginc her the mother of tho talented actress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-The intense cold
prevailing in the famine-strlcken districts is
greatly increasing the suffering Of the unhappy
peasants.
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M. Kyle Makes Some Remarks on
Marriage and Divorce.
RIDERS ON APPROPRIATION BILLS
Quite a Lively Debate in the House
on the Subject.
WHAT THE WEST WANTS
Not Reform, but Appropriations
According to Mr. Bowers.
SENATE.

The usual batch Of petitions was presented
and referred, among them a rather belated one
from the Robert I. Lincoln Club of Br ooklyn,
N. T.. asking Congress to uphold the Presi-
dents hand in the Chilean controversy.
Mr.. Sherman presented a communication
from the State Department recommending an
appropriation of 5000 for a commission to Sc
cure creditable representation of American
art at the international art exposition at Mu-
nleh, Bavaria. from June to October, 1892.
Referred to the committee on appropriations
MR.. DoLPH's ANTI-cHINEsE BILL
Mr.. Dolph, from the committee on foreign
relations. reported back adversely various anti
Chinese bills introduced and referred at the
present session, and reported in lieu of them a
bill continuing in force for ten years all laws
now in force prohibiting and regulating the
coming into this country of Chinese persons
and persons of Chinese descent. Calendar.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
The joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution Of the United States relating
to marriage and divorce heretofore introduced
by Mr.. Kyle was taken up and Mr.. Kyle ad-
dressed the Senate in support OF it. The
amendment proposes that Congress shall have
exclusive power to regulate marriage and di-
vorce In the several states and territories and
the District of Columbia.
Mr. Kyle described at some length the anoma-
lous and contradictory statutes and judicial de-
cisions in the various states of the Union on the
subject of marriage and divorce, and said that
the only way to put an end to such a
national disgrace was a constitutional
amendment and the passage of a uniform law
by Congress. At the close Of his remarks the
joint resolution was referred to The Judiciary
committee.
TIE cALL-DAvIDsoN CASE
The resolution heretofore reported from the
committee on privileges and elections in the
Florida contested election case, declaring Mr..
Call entitled to tho seat, was called up by Mr.
Turpie, who asked that the vote be taken on it
Mr.. Chandler asked that the resolution 60
over till tomorrow, as he desired to submit a
few suggestions on the case.
Mr.. Turpie made no objection and the reso-
luton went over till tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson Senate bill for the
creation of fourth judicial district in the ter
ritory Of Utah was passed.
Az o'clock the special. order was taken up,
being the bill providing for the public printing
and binding and the distribution Of public
documents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The Japanese believe IN serpsats 90 feet long
and large enough 10 swallow IN elephant; foxes
with eight logs monkeys With four ears. Ashes
With ten hesds attached 70 ons body, The Assh
Of which b good for boila
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jaSo sl9. s2l and sa3 III ct. NV.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name.
Mans.

The following the opening snd closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported By special
wire TO Corson and MacartEey, l4ig street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The villa Jansen, on the French Riviera at
b. Raphael, win be occupied by the Princess
Of Wales and Prince George during the month
Of February.
The colony Of Victoria viii grant Eis,0o0 for
the Chicago worlds fair, provided exhibitors
will invest G., 900 more.
Queen Sophia Louisa Of eaxouy d suffering
from influenza She 10 about sixty-sight year,
old. 80
The Unitsd States district court has decided
that yachts are not dufiable and that Mr.. yaul
derbtlts yacht must b surrsndersd - him.
A large nu1bW 8 southern lndiAna rep0b-
licans have dee3dsd - bee0 Hea. AlbGss O,
Porter foe geyeEnoe.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHI DREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS, AILAYS all fAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy tor
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. winsow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. rs cents bottle.
d3l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

Pans. Feb. s.-Edgard Raoul-Duval. the
well-known economist, died today aged sixty
eight years.
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The Moscow "Gazette. sounds an Alarm.

1Tfe 1UUsCOW UdLFtte sOuntIS I'M AIarfns
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-The Moscow Ga
zette publishes an article, war-like in tone, in
which it says that the German colonists in
Russia are the advance guard Of q German
army.
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HreHwAr ROBBERY.

Some hghwaymen steal your money. others try 10
steal the results u bran and the fruits OF your
labor the the form Of highway robbery
Merit has made q success Of CAkTEks LITTLE
LIVER PILLS. They lave become q household word
and the people will hsvs them. they know thsr value.
Then comes the hiIrhwayman with his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRUADs. and with thess hs
hcf upon the merit and reputation Of CAk-
TER's LITTLE LIVER FILLS.
BEWARE OF THESE Hl0HwAYMEN; donr b
imlosed upon with article offered TO you '.turs
N rood ~ .'C-A-R-1-E-R'-s." Thare nothing
good ~ ''C-A-R-T-E-Rf-s."
Ask for ''C-A-R-T-E-E-'-s" and be sure you So -
genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE,
os30f. m WY
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40 TONE UP TIE SYSTEM AND sfIMUIATl
i the appetite take Apxostura B.tters DR. J. @. b.
Siszvrr Sons. sole mauaiactussrs. ~ al oyugg1sts
JAZZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

The COroner's Work Last Month.
The report of Coroner Patterson for las,
month. made to the health officer today, shown
that seventy three deaths we're investigated dur
ing the month. There were three homicides, two
persons killed on the railroad and one person
was killed by fall. The coroner gave twenty
seven certificates in cases Of infants. i've u
which were unknown.
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RIKTIIS-


DENNIs. A daughter to Mrs. ARCHIE G. n
Tuesday. February .. lsl2.
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Oy SPECIAL INTEREST To Men.
OIk ONEItCOAT AND
SUI SALE since Friday
has been very satisfactory.
Why B-cause OF H.
BtCTIGS IN PRICES.
hi. 4 must do TO make
RON INGGOODS,
and we do not propose to
carry over any stock n We
Eelpit-
The same LIBERALRE-
DJCIiON appies TO
TAILORING DEFIANT
MINT. and We wish you
70 know that CU--
ION WORK Is cut by
ffES1-CLASS cITTEE
aud made by SKILLED
NORkAEN in fhis cit,
anu net ont Of town
SAiJts 70 oSaer q sDe-
esagg.
a. W. FRAxcrs.
<aoosssor q NOak Wa;key d Co.,
jf-O5s 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
.
" EHAyEA FEw MORE OF THOSE 81 SHOES.
W tiafie y .hls. COUSINS. going at Q Is
40 ss52 Q Ca@pISquz Shoes =: same Prise.
sS1 .Sss. u te closso 0at a. halt pEtce.
NV sELBY.
Corner 18th ard Pa. ave-.
fe.-l,1s Formerly West End Bank.
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DocroRs Disagree.

DocroRs DISAGREE.
They have to. There differences Of opinion
among the best; there wi. be long as knowledge is
incomplete.
But there is subject which all physicians are
competsly accord and tina. is the value of codiver
oil in consumption and scroiuia and many other
ditons in which the Of involved. And cod
liver oil has its creates; usefulness SCOTS EMUL
SION.
There interesting book the subiect, sent free
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists LIZ South 9Th ave-.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-Au druggists everywhere do. 81.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-F1our steady, unchanged
receipts, Il, $50 barrels shipments, 3!,sI6 barrels
sales l,U0J barrels. Wheat weaS-NO. red. spot,
93is February, 99,sa99a; March, 9sA ay9k;
May, YYs.ai.09 steamer, No. 2, red. " asked
receipts, $3.50 bushels shipments. Sl3zs bushels:
Southern wheat wcak-Fultz, Ssal.0,; Longberry,
?tal.e2. Corn steady-m;xed spot, ass a4SA; Feb
ruary, ASA a4Sa; March, SASS: April, &ska4SjS;
May, 4Sk; steamer mixed, 451a45Z-receipts,
2l9,I bushels shipments, 2a9,+s3 bushels; stock.
,55,539 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels. Southern
corn easy-white, s5a4Y; yellow, 4Ias9 Oats quiet
and eisy-No white western, SsLa3E No. 2
mixed western, 3iao1 A-rcceipts, 5000 bushels;
Stock so,sly. bushels Rye lower-No. 9. s7aSs-
steady-good to choice timothy, ls.5oaiSoo Grain
freignts uull and lower-steainer to Liverpool, per
bushe ID; Cork for orders, per quarter, u. %. q
3s4hd. Cotton dull-mddling, N. Provisions
steady, unchanged. Butter steady, unchanged.
Eggs very firm. active aud scarce-a6. Coffee
steddy-R!o cargoes, fair, IL; No. Z, 1SalAk.
sugar steady, unchanged. Copper steady-renped,
l94 Whisky nrm, unchanged Peanuts un-
changed.
BALTIMORE. Feb. a-virgnia threes. 7sals;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 9sa94k; Northern
Central stock. 6sx asked; baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern frsts. lV2A al0Sh; do. nrst incomes
comes. ealo; Consolidated gas bonds, lilxalls
do stocks. +SAasa.
Chicago Marketa
CHICAGO. Feb. 8 CLOSING. = Wheat = Feb
ruary. s.x; May, ss;. Ccrn-Fetruary, So,s
March. ssA; Nay, s0k. Pork-Aay. il,zIk. Lard
May. &s1x. aibs-Nay. &sax. .ss.-.
IL n .<>ked that xha Fv>~~A s~,.--...~x IN,
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FAcrs BEYOND DISPUTE.

ACTS BEYOND DISPUTE.
II requires cap tai to conduct Credi.
Business when II has assned such mann
moth PROPORTIONS as ours-we are pleased
TO say that We have the necessary capital
and II enables to buy tudiciCnsly.
Perhaps experience is quite as necessary
as caplial-we have that. too--Inore than
twenty-five years Of II. IL also requires
extraordinary t9ct ftiss TO handle such
volume of business We control, and
We are a2aln pleased to saJ that our ,seE
h'e-s DRY buidnS, SD. 81 and ss,3
Seventh st. NV. tine largest ever
erected in Washington tor the purpose u
selilnx Furniture. carpets and House
FURNISHINGS Z. efe.iit.
1t further requires . psil-co,tstyteted
ptIn " opfTdtion to inspire the public
with feeiInv Of atsoiute safety in pur-
chasing goods upon credit-tlIats our
strong hold. Our methods have gained
their confidence. and having zuined ir
never Ian TO retain 1t. Ne reQuue no
notes. Simply your promise 10 pay. One
ment 81 time OF purchase; the balance is
easily arranged IN small weekly or
nonfhiy' Payments Our furniture Is
bull after the approved designs of today
and our carpets are as well selected aud
enIbOdy as handsome and desirable COL
o,inss Is eau Be found IN any house in
this eity. satisfy yourself ON this point
BY visiting U.S.
We are selling Plush or Eai- Cloth
farior suite tor s2S cash, S;U on time;
six-ioot Oak Extension Tables. 81. p
cash. 81. 30 on time; Eishi-.oot Oak
Extension Tsbies. $3.50 cash, 90 on
cash. ss ON time, brussels Carpet. TIC.
Per yard cash. tSs,. on time; Ingram
Carpet. :Ssc. per yard cash. Acc. on time.
All carpets iuatie and laid tree OF extra
cost. No Charge for waste Va matching
figures.
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70 korolk. Va Reward VII b D~ad q rsscrssd e
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SUPERIOR
To all other
medicines for
purifying the blood
AMI restoring tho
health and
strength.
sARsAPARILLA
standard specific
for scrofula. Catarrh.
Rheumatism and
Debility.
CURES OTHERS.
Will cure you.
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SILVER CIRCULATION,

The Director Of the Mint Before the House
Coinage Committee Today.
The House committee on coinage, weights
and measures today examined Director Leech
of the mint bureau on matters relating to the
silver question.
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YorR Fer Bsrse
:r>t OF sffes;soE- J. j. uAUhS1kS son.
ii - r. We. fe3
NkSCURA
~ or Cod N TIE Head. Catarrh. Sore xese Sores.
HSUEes. ksscai nd sim Diseases generally 2-r.
bsa ks< ale " aEGxs.s,s ssneTa1iy. yAls-lla'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31

You may have noticed that when the
chaffinch or the stork or the crane starts on
its migration, it calls all those OF its kind 20
come, too. The tree tops are fun OF chirp
and whistle and carol and the long roll call.
the bird does not start off alone. 1t gathers
all Of It's kind o, that you might be as wise
in this migration TO heaven, and that you
might gather all your families and friends
with you'll l would that Hannah might take
Samuel by the hand, and Abraham might
take Isaac, aud Hagar might take Ishmael
Start for heaven yourself and take your
children with you. Come thou aud all thy
house into the ark. Tell your little ones
that there are realms of balm and sweetness
for sll those who fly in the right direction.
Swifter than eagles stroke, put out for
heaven. Like the crane or the stork, stop
not night nor day until you find the right
place for stopping.
To-day the Savior calls
Ye wanderers o0me.
o. ye benighted souls,
Why longer roam
The spirit calls to-day,
Yield to his power
q. grieve him not away,
It's mercy's hour.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31

Addie Rucker, Male Campbell, LoIlie
Phillips of Kentucky, Ella jackson, Mar
gusrite Dunlap Ella j. Hobbs, Loreua
Whelchel; Messrs. II. p. Bell, J. ". Har-
rell. W. J. Hobbs, H. ]. Campbell, r. z.
Audoe, DR.. r. b. Cloud. John Oslin, a. B.
Christopher, Prof. Whatley Of Atlanta aud
John Martin Of London, England. The
recitations rendered by Miss LolIie PHILLIPS
were heartily appreciated. Manifestly she
lie an innate elocutlonist. The Green Water
MILAN" and THE Brewing Out the Candle"
were rendered with as much vehemence
and grace as that Of the great Wilkes
Booth. This was indeed a very enjoyable
one.
Miss Annie Willis OF Hawkinsyille, Ga.
is srjOurninR here at the Arlington hotel
No lady has ever made for herself here more
friends than has Miss Willis.
Prof. Whatley has made a faithful
search, and has succeeded in finding two
extraordinarily fine diamonds They are
valued at 1925, and the cost of finding them
will not exceed $50. These diamonds we're
found about two miles from tlis place.
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GALA
WEEK !!
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
1 8 9 2.
-O-
OPENING MONDAY, OCT. 81,
CLOSING SATURDAY, NOV. 5.
PROGRAMME
MONDAY. OCT 81

MONDAY, OCT. 81.
1. Carnival de Venice; Grand Marine and
Iyrotechnlc Illumination at Colonial Lake and
Terrace and Dress Parade by the Fleet of the
Lake Hacntsuen, o. m. No admission fee
:. pre- Parade or the Corps OF Cad Is OF the
South Carolina Military Academy on Marion
SQUARE, $3.50 p. m.
g. Open Air Concerts on the princinal
UnoroushisreS and parks, from a. m. to D. m
TUESDAY, NOV. /.
1. Aboriginal Athletic Carnival at Base Bail
visitors admitted free
2 Grand AFRO American Cake Walk at Rase
Ban Park. under the auspices of the Gala Week
ASSOCIATION. Open TO all. Valuable prizes to
winners All visitors admitted free, sp' M "
B. Dress Parade of the Corps of Cadets. +. an
p. m, Marion Square.
4 Open Air Concerts in all the principal
tnoroughIares and parks. from a. m. to D m
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2
:. Wheelman's Day. Grand Bicycle Races,
Tournament and Pageant.
Park 0-70 -''-''
70 NooN-Exhibition OF Trick and Fancy
Riding at Marion Square.
3P. M.--Races, Sweepstakes for wbealnen at
Base Bal Park.
SP. M.-Grand Costume. Fantastic Uniform
and Lantern Parade AMI Pageant of Wheelmen
2 Dress Pa abe OF the Corps of Cadets at
Marion Square, $3.50 p m
s. Tour OF the World by Savastano.
Lime Light Exhibition at Marion Square. No
charge for admission.
a. Open Air Concerts in the streets and parks.
from q. m. to p. m.
THURSDAY, NOV 3.
/. Athletic Indian Sports at Base Ball PARK
Visitors admitted free .. M
z The Bombardment of Fort Sumter by the
teoeral fleet OF Monitors, mimic reproduc-
tlon OF the Assault on Sumter in April, 1868 The
South Atlantic Squadron, u. S. n, will take
part IN this event, 2. 10. Free.
B. Dress Parade of tie Corps of Cadets
Marion Square, $50 p. m.
4. Open Air Concerts in the streets and parks
from q, N. to p. m
FRIDAY, NOV. 4.
1. Athletic aed Indian Sports at Base Bal
Park, p. m. Visitors admitted free
z. Dress Parade OF the Corps of Cadets at
Marion Square. $50 .. m.
d Grand Fyrotechnic Display at Colonial
Lake. The most elaborate ever seen in the
south, o;SO p. N, No clarge for admission
d open Air Concerts in the streets, from Q g.
m. to .. m.
SATURDAY, NOV. 5.
Grand Finale Jubilee Day Visitors will be
at liberty to tsSe in the sig is OF the City by the
sea. To visit the warshps 10 the harbor Fort
Sumter Fort Moultrie and to see the model
truck farms and phosphate mills in the suburbs
and across the great bridge over the Ashley and
TO talk business If they like
All tickets good to return till Monday Nov 7.
This programme has been gotten I'D for vour
especial enjoyment IL has cost US thousands
OF dollars: 1t won't cost you penny, Come
and spend week with us Tell your friends
and ask them to tell their friends. We want a
crowd to enjoy our Gala Festival and the larger
1t is the better we'll like il,
FIenty OF room and ample accommodation
Tor all. Information may be had by addressing
J. H. LOEB. SECRETARY.
CHARLESTON. S. O.
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FIRE AT AMsRICUs.

One OF the Two Houses Burned Owned
and Occupied by bloom Brown.
AMERICUs. GA, Oct. 3O.-Americus lost
two handsome residences at 4 o'clock this
morning by fire. The flames started in q
residence on Taylor street, owned by S. X.
Taylor and occupied by A. y. Thompson.
The building was well enveloped in flames
when the fire was discovered. The beautiful
residence OF Bloom Brown. only few feet
distant, caught before the arrival of the
fire department MIR. Brown saved most OF
his furniture. Both the buildings and their
contents were partly covered by Insurance.
The fire is supposed to have started in the
cook room,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31
CHAMPION OF GUEssERs

An Americus Man Backs lie Claim
With Money and Wins
AMERICUs, GA, Oct. 3O.-Americus has
the champion guesser on elections. He
made several guesses on the late election
that we're remarkable for their correctness.
He backed his judgment IN each case with
such tangible evidences Of confidence as
boxes of cigars, IS. $40 and $50 notes. He
won 500 on guess that Peek would not get
400 votes in this )unty. lie got 800. He
won two boxes of cigars on guess that
Northen's majority in the state would be as
much as II 900, and more remarkable still,
he won two wagers betting that he could
guess within 800 of Northen's majority in
the state, winning by 1S9 votes, his figures
being II, 315, and Eorthen's majority Il SOP.
he also won about $50 on Corbett in his
contest with Sullivan, S12 OF which was
won on a guess that twenty-one would be
the number Of rounds fought.
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CHARLEsIoN's GALA WEEK.
The Warships Vesuvius and Dolphin
in Port.

The Warships Vesuvlus and Dolphin
in Port.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. S0.-When
Charleston awoke this morning it was to
find the torpedo boat Vesuvius anchored in
the bay, her aerial gun pointing at the Gus
tom house. She had slipped through the
Jetty channel and by the Green forts at the
entrance to the bay at daylight The
Dolphin arrived several hours later. Vet
Grams who had participated in the siege Of
Charleston in lo6l-'65 freely expressed the
opinion that they might have done the trick
then had they been IN existence. The two
ships are the advance squadron of the fed
erel fleet which is to take part in Chsrleston's
earthquake festival The officers will land
tomorrow and receive a formal welcome
at the hands Of the Gala week association,
The programme for this entertainment, in
which the municipal corporation has no
hand, includes deer hunt, banquet, a
ball and reception.
THE CITY IN GALA DRESS.
The city is In gala dress from the ram
parts on the outskirts, erected during the
lats war to guard against land attack Of
the union army, to the battlemen s OF the
high battery. The earthquake festival will
be formally opened tomorrow by a celeora-
ton at the Citadel academy in honor OF the
restoration of the building after the fire
last spring. At night there will be Ven
ethan display and pyrotechnics on the
Colonial lake ana terrace. The grand py-
rotechnic bombardment of Fort Sumter is
scheduled for Thursday.
On Wednesday the South Atlantic League
Of wheelmen will have a meet with thirty
races and grand parade at night.
The railroads leading into the city expect
from 1900 to 10000 visitors during the
week.
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MEETINGS.
TYBEE HOTEL COMPANY

meeting OF Stockholders Of the Tybee
Hotel Company will be held at the Natiopal
Bank of Savannah on TUESDAY, Nov !, at
clock p. N. Every Stakeholder Is earnestly
requested to be present. to consider matters of
vital Importance. J. C. ROWLAND,
J. +. BRooks, President
Secretary and TreaE1rer
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Planters Rice Mill Company will be held
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2, at II o'clock. in the
Office of the treasurer
GEO. J. MILLS, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the British steamship WASH
INGTON CITY, VIM. Rowe master, must be
presented at our Office by or before 70
N. THIS DAY October 81 or payment thereof
will be debarred. A. MINIS SONS,
ConsiRnees
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31

The smallest holes pierced by modern ma
chinery are IL 900 part Of an inch in diameter.
I icy are bored through sapphires. rubes and
diamonds by machine invented by one John
Wennstrom, which makes 2200J revolutions a
minute. Il is through these npertlr IS that the
very sn a.e't wires are drawn, AMI until re
Gently they were pierced by hand
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31

Son-Father, I've made up my mind to
propose to Dolly Flicker, and want a new
suit,
Father-Well, my son, my advice ia to 90
around ana see her father first.
Son-Can have the iits
Father-You had better call on him In
your old clothes. -NetU York Herald.