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TuxM.cAsrHun CouR.r OF Lrcrrprs

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The twelfth and last Of the Macarthur course
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CLOSING SALE Law. MEDICAL AND MIscEL-
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SUPPER AND SoIREE
Given by
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of the
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FINANCIAL.

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Al the B.nkins Houss Of
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OFFICERS
p. WRIGHT. President
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soS' suu e1s On sale on ana AFTER MONDA1. Ctn
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H sSssx a 4 THIN SSSSE sEt EEE ssss
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to whom
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MARCH l2-N0RwAY,
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THE HARVEST MOON.
1t Seats now on sale.
GRAND QoScERT:
r Tfssl5a IrrS S2sgh g shu isl
In aid Of the Organ Fund
....,. Pianist az & and Composer,
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TONIGHT ATS.
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GRAND CONCERT
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TUESDAY. MARCH -, 1SsfS,
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Mr.. ChHs. y. Elliott
Pianist and Composer
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GIT THE BIC A

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Notary Public
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Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
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You Can't Make new arm with Salvation
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Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken
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TNQ ". cORsoN. JNo. ". MCCARTNEY.
coRsoN = ENAcARrNfY.
0LovER BUILDING. lAl9r st. n. w.,
Depes.ta KxchanSs. Loana .Co,lsctioua
on shs szch.n5ss q Hs5 ASEk. Phiisaaphia. sossoe
A speciality made Il invseansat eseufitisa Dtseacs
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City Of Washington, District of Columbia ss.
L. C. H. DAVIDGE. cashier Of the above named |
bank do Soemnly that the above stateuent 4.
true to the best OF my knowiedSe and belief.
Z. H. DAtIDGE, Cashier.
March. lSSS. RANDOLPH d. HOPKINS
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A FTRR A FEW MORE OF THESE SHORT
"A Term" ordSsn fail re people xill probably stop
buy INSURANCE that iRstrs6 Lie insursnce that
has the pfronaxe Of the brainiest men aitve! Why
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Write JHAS: L. GUkLEY. 1875 r a. n ~, SPECIAL
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-02
DEBATES AT ATHENS.
a New Plan to Sustain Interest Fl
Upon by the Societies.

a New Plan to Sustain Interest Hit
Upon by the Societies.
ATHENS, GA, Dec. 1.-The Demosthenian
aud Phi Kappa societies OF the university
have hit upon novel plan to sustain inter-
est IN the debates Commencing with the
next meeting, each society will resolve itself
into legislative body. The Demostheniau
VIII be styled the senate and the Phi Kappa
the house. The usual officsrs will be elected
and committees appointed in both houses.
All members will have the privilege of pre-
senting bills, which will be referred to the
committee, and, if reported upon favorably,
will be debated and voted upon. In fact,
all will be modelled as closely as practicable
after the Georgia legislature.
The advantages of this new scheme over
the old method, it is claimed, will be very
great. In the first place the training re-
ceived will be of q much more practical
nature. The work in the committee rooms
and the practice in drawing bills will be
equally as advantageous as the debates.
The bills introduced will furnish much
broader and easier field for discussion. The
most inexperienced member will be able 70
give some good reasons 10 support or in OBJ
9ectlon to measure who could scarcely
utter ten syllables upon some Anticipated
historical subject. The plan has been sub
United to the facul y and has their ap-
prevail
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-02
Mcsorley's Eleven Wives.
From the Philadelphia Record.

HfOHt ttc L httuQcblttL HcCOFUs
The stern fact that he has had eleven
wives, eight Of whom are living, and that
he Is the father Of nineteen children, caused
John McSorley, a fascinating horse car
conductor on the Tenth and Eleventh
streets railway, and strangely enough
residing on Hazard street, to be sent yes
terday to prison under $500 bail to answer
charges of marital inhdelity. During the
hearing before Magistrate McCarty the
atmosphere was blue with sarcasm and
personalities.
One of his numerous sister-in-laws, Mary
G. McShetfiy of Fillmore street, swore out
the warrant for Johns arrest. Mrs. John
McSorley No. l was the first witness, and
hopping her forehead with q perfumed
handkerchief, she sorrowfully said that she
and John were married in 1865, that he left
her in 1876, and that he had done nothing
for her since.
''How many wives has be had sinceg''
"He has had eleven. TO my knowledge.
and don't know how many children, " said
the witness His present wife is a Mrs.
Hill. Sheis known as Mrs. McSorley, and
they have one child"
When asked the cause of her separation
from John, she said 1t was due to their re-
ligious differences.
lis that all" suddenly asked the accused
husband.
"Yes, it is. Your other wives are Mrs.
Sarah McSorley, near Third and Vine
streets. Miss Kirby. and a Mrs. Enwright.
l can give list Of the lot If necessary" She
concluded by saying she had applied for a
divorce in 1885, but the case was never
heard.
Mary c. McSheffiy alleged that John took
her sister away and that she found her
sister several years later starving in a
room on Fourth street, near Willow, with
three children. Her sister died shortly
afterwArd
In defense John claimed that he was the
victim of a conspiracy, and gave his opinion
freely as co tine character Of the two wit
nesses. 10, John. how can youFn said the
women in chorus.
Magistrate McCarty wore look Of cold
establishment, and said: "McSorley. Won
beat anything l ever came across. don't
see how you can sleepo' nights"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-02
STRANGE SOUNDS IN The OFFICE
GOV. McKinley's Clerk Tells a Mys-
terious Tale.
From the Nelo YORK sun

From the Nei0 YORK Sun.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 24-Gov. McKin.
ley's executive clerk, Mr. Bawsell, says the
governors office is haunted. He says:
Zone night soon after the execution of
Jake Harvey. the Dayton man who muir
dered his mistress, while seated here at the
desk, was startled by loud knock on the
doors OF the large cupboard where the appli-
cations for pardons and communications of
sentences are kept l thought it was the
wind at first, but investigation proved that
it wes not.
"Just what caused the noise / was unable
to learn. l thought very little Of the mat
ter until the night Of the execution of Craig
and MCCARTHY, the Cincinnati murderers.
l was here alone in the office that night.
and, as far as | was able to tell, there was
no one else In the whole building excepting
the watchman at the treasury vaults and
the patrolman in the rotu Ada. There was
no living being here who could have made
the noise l heard.
about 10 o'clock the knocking in that
cupboard began. and 1t was kept up at a
lively rate for two hours and a half
Just after the execution Of the murderers
there was q perfect shower Of knocks.
What caused it 1 don't know. OF
course l was only joking when l said
the place was haunted, for am not su-
persttious. IL l were the least bit super
stitious, however, would say that the
knocking is done by the spirits of the men
who had been executed in the penitentiary
annex, and whose applications for pardons
or communications of sentences are stored
away ia that mysterious old cupboard"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-02
CENTRAL's rsRsATENED STRIKE.
General superintendent Wadley Gives
Els side Of I'm C..ntrnuarsu

General superintendent Wsdley Gives
Bis side Of the Controversy.
MACON, GA, Dec. George Dole Wad-
ley, general superintendent of the Central
railroad. was in Macon this morning and
was asked to-day by the News correspond
ent to give his side Of the story of what
looked like an impending strike of the tele-
graph operators, engineers and fremen on
the Central railroad. Mr.. Wadley
said that he did not antici
pate any strike, nor did Their.
appear to be any danger of any troubl
The operators, he said. came to him about
two weeks ago and asked for an increase in
their wages and a contract, which included
tie turning over to them instead of the
officials of the roads of all cases where the
road had cause Of complaint against its oper-
ators. To this latter proposition and TO the
increase OF wages Mr.. W edley refused 20
agree because. he says. the Centrals
operators and agents are as well and better
paid than the operators on other lines
THE ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN.
The engineers and iremen had an inter
view with him on Monday last. and at that
time, while there were some slight differ
ence OF opinion, he thought everything was
IN talr way 70 be amicsb oily adjusted. On
the same day the committee Of operators
asked for second interview, and he sent
them word that if their propositions were
unchanged he declined to hold an interview.
On Tuesday he left Savannah on business
and has nos returned, though yesterday
morning he received a dispatch from a
walking delegate, saying that if the COM
plainants did not hear from him by yester
day at noon it would be bad for him. To
that message he sent no reply Mr.. Wad>
ley appeared to be confident that no strike
would take place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-02

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BEARS IN THE oKBEFINoKEB.
Twenty Hogs Belonging TO q Farm or
DeVoursd.

= S4sA A4CSo A'CAOA4BALk W u OF
DeVoured.
WAYCRoss, Ca, Dec. obadiah Bar
Der, prominent farmer living near here,
says the bears in the Okeefnokee swamp are
numerous. They have devoured about
twenty hogs belonging TO Mr.. Barber. All
his neighbors are complaining Of losing
their hogs by the bears. They go in droves
and the least noise will put them to fight.
The neighbors frequently go on a bear
hunt and are generally successful The last
bear hunt was made few days ago The
party went down the swamp and secured
the place for miles around. 1t was sun
down and they had been unsuccessful.
No trace of Bruin could be found. LThey we're
disappointed and had started back to their
homes. When nearing the opening they
were surprised to see about dozen bears
coming toward them at great speed.
Each bear had hog. The party fred into
the drove and the bears dropped the hogs
and ran down the hill past the party into
the swamp. The hogs had not been injured
much, only few bones had been broken
The bears probably heard some noise and
did not take time to kill the hogs before
they ran off for heswamp. The hogs were
very weak and iC was late In the night when
the party, after great trouble with the hogs,
reached their homes