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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
oEoRoIA AT TEE cAPIrAL.
Gen. Jackson Wants a Pension Mike
De Young for Snnator. -

De Young for Senator. CO
Washington, July 2i-Gen Henry r.
jackson, Of savannah. has filed an apple
cation for pension for services rendered
during ne Mexican war.
Ham, the SnollygOster orator, is here
tonight on his way back 20 Georgia from
New York
The newspapers continue 20 announce
the application Of Col Henry NJ Drauc
for place under the treasury depart
ment. but the colonel seems 20 have dis
appeared from these parts
Senator COlquitt's private secretary,
Mr.. Jones was mere the Other day he
says the senator can walk and that he
viii be heard from in the next senatorial
race
Hinton II. Helper, the newspaper
writer, is lee turing in the west on south
ern railway interests.
w. S Walker, Of Atlanta. an cX-cou-
federate veteran and brigadier has filed
an application for the once of port sur
yeyor IN that city. The location Of the
port Is not stated
lion Robert Berner telegraphs that he
viii leave for Des Moiues next Monday,
to be absent many months.
LIKES THIS COUNTRY BEST
The Metropolitan hotel lobby was re
lnfOrced tonight by the arrival Of +. w.
Barrett, Of Atlanta and Augusta. who
was recently summoned from Europe to
assist Speaker Crisp in organizing the
House committees. He says his European
trip sanctiicd his love for this country,
and that he found the old world on the
whole not quite so big an affair as the
world fair at Chicago.
Private advices received here to-day
toreshadow the appointment of Mike
DcGOung, owner Of thc san Francisco
Chronicle, as the successor Of the late
Senator stanford Mr. DcYoung, if APP
pointed, viii hold the place nearly two
years unless the Legislature of the state
is called into extra session, which is
hardly probable as the present Gov.
Markham is republican and the legisla-
tlrn Is 1nnnrrn B..
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FLoR1DA's CAPITAL CRY.
Twenty Eight Applications for Par
dcue Passed Upon.

dons Passed Upon.
Tauahassee. Fla. July 2l-The state
board - parjons has had busy time
this week There were twenty-eight APP
plicatious for pardon, and they passed
upon the following
Charles Westcott, Leon county muir
der: Giles English, BreVard county, muir
der: VIM Woodruff. Polk county, muir
der: all sentenced 70 be hanged. Sen
fences committed TO hard labor in state
prison for life Sandy Mack Clay coun-
", rape. Alfred Coffee, Madison county,
murder i'm second degree; both sentenced
10 state prison for life, and both granted
free and fun pardOns. g. Piano, Nassau
county larceny. fined SO and costs; Reu-
ben and Nathan Dawson, Liberty county,
assault, fined so and costs. Fines and
costs paid and parties restored to citizen
ship.
In the following cases the board refused
to grant the PRAYER of the applicants.
Elias j Kennedy, Of Walton county, lar
ceny: Frank Thomas, HillsbOrOugh cOun-
ty, assault with intent to murder; John
A. Bloodworth, Calhoun county, forgery;
Rich Griffin, Polk county, assault with
intent to murder, and James Yates, Jr-,
OsceOla county, murder in first degree,
The board has sixteen cases yet to pass
upon.
Your correspondent would not attempt
to write an alligator story. especially
these warm July days, but will give
fcw gator facts +. w Clark, ITALIA
hassee's popular jeweler and news dealer,
has a peculiar fOndneSs for the saurian.
During the cold winter of 1856 he secured
a pair of Young gators about fifteen inches
long and placed them in a small, shall
low pool in his back yard, One morning
he found the pool frozen solid, and the
J Il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
Fatally Injured in a Runaway.

Waycross, Ga, July 2l-Charles Nc
Weigh, a turpentine operator living four
miles from Waynesville, was thrown
from a wagon during runaway Wednes-
day afternoon and received fatal injuries,
from which he died after eighteen hours
suffering. Mr. McVeigh got entangled
in the harness by falling from the wagon,
the mules became frightened and ran
away, dragging him several hundred
yards under the wheels. The body, ac-
companied by his relatives passed through
this city this morning. The intermcnt
took place this afternoon At Jcsup, Ga.
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LIVELY FOR LIVINGSTON.
John S. Gambler and w. H. Hulsey
in the Race For His Seat

Atlanta, Ga, July 2l-Col John S.
Gambler of DeKalb county has announced
himself n candidate for congress to sue
coed Representative Livingston and is al
ready making quiet canvass His early
entrance into the contest inSureS a hot
race He is an energetic campaigner, as
well as man of popularity ana ability
Col. w. X Husov of Fulton county is
also practically out for congress to beat
Representative Livingston, while that
CONGRESSMAN himself, it is taken for
granted, will not give up his seat at
Washington without lively scrap.
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A CONVICT AFTER A PARDON.
He Has Escaped and the Govern OF
Declines to Act.

Atlanta, Ga, July 2l.-Tom Hill, who
killed Simmons here ten years ago, on
account Of the latter's wife, and was sen
fenced to the peuitentiary for life, but
escaped from the lUuatic asylum, where
he was sent TO be treated and has been
free ever since, received death blow to
his hopes for a pardon by the governor
to-day Hill has made repeated Efforts
himself and through friends TO
get assurance of clemency from
the governor should he give himself up
Recently he got number of ladies to call
on Gov Northen in his behalf, besides hay
ing written several letters, and in order to
put an end TO the fugitive's opportunities,
Gov. Northen to-day had an order put up
on the minutes to the effect that he should
be asked nothing more in behalf of Hill
while he is a fugitive from Justice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
YELLOW FEWER IN MEXICO.

The Epidemic Worse at mazatlan
Than it Has Been in Years.
St. Louis, July PA special from Du-
range, Mexico, TO the Globe Democrat
states that mail advices received from
Ma>atlau, on the Pacific coast, report
that yellow fever has made its appear
ance there and many deaths from the dis
ease are reported daily. The epidcmic
has not been 50 severe in that city for
many ycus There is no danger Of its
spreading 60 cities located on the eastern
side Of tho Storm Mldro monntains.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE.
A Boy Killed and a Motorman Prob
ably Fatally Injured

Atlanta, Ga, July 21.-Two cars ON the
electric line running to East lake, a SUI
burban swimming pool and resort, col
lided this afternoon killing Willie Wall.
a l4-year old boy, and probably fatally in
iuring Maxwell Percivai, a motorman.
Several passengers were slightly hurt
also. Wall was staudin" on the front
platform when the collisisn occurred and
was thrown between the two cars being
h'rribly manglcd Negligence on the
part OF the motormen was the cause of
the collision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
A REGIMENT IN REUNION.
The Veterans of the Seventh GeOTgia
at Villa RiCa.

Over 5 600 Persons Pressnt--A Thous-
and Old Soldiers in Line-Gen. Tige
Anderson Makes "a Speech That
Brings Tears TO Many Eyes-Result
of the Election.
Carrolltou. Ga. July 2l The tenth an
nual reunion Of the Seventh Georgia reg
imcut was held at Villa Rica to-day
over 5000 people were present Excur-
sions from Atlanta and other points were
run and every train was loaded with old
confederate soldiers A line of nearly
1000 soldiers was formed and marched to
q large warehouse under command of
Gen "Fige' Anderson, who was COM
mander Of the brigade that the Seventh
Georgia were a part Of
The association was called TO order by
G. w. 5. Powell of Company E, who
was president of the association.
A party Of one hundred young ladies
pinned beautiful bouquets on the lapel Of
the coat Of each old veteran present and
a choir sang All Hail the Power Of Je-
sus Name"
the address of welcome was delivered
by Col, J. NJ Hamrick, of Villa Rica, and
response was made by Capt c. K Mad
dox, of Company K.
Numerous speeches were delivered by
old soldiers, and when the band played
Dixie and the Bonnie Blue Flag the
huge audience would raise the rebel
VEIL in earnest
The diaucr was fine and plentiful
At the business meeting of the associa-
tiou Col. j NJ Hamrick, of Villa Rica.
was elected President; Jasper Cant. of
Company H., Vicc-Presdent: c. w. Wells
of Atlanta. Company X, secretary: Rev
J. w Colquitt. Of Company G.. Chaplain;
Thos. Wood Of Company u. treaaurer and
John 3 Duncan, color-bearer
Powder Springs was selected as the
place for The next meeting
A speech from General ssTige" Ander-
son, who is now nearly 20 years old.
brought tears to the ewes Of every person
present
Although fine rain fen during the day.
itdid not interfere with the business of the
reunion
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
A JUDeE's PENSION CUT OFF.
He Was Badly Wounded at tho,Battle
Of Wilmington Island,

Detroit, Mich, July p The most sen
sational thing that has come to light rel
ative to the purging Of the pension list is
the suspension of Justice Charles Dean
Long Of the Michigan supreme court
Few soldiers in this state suffer from
wounds as severe as those Of Justice
Long. Al the battle of Wilmington
Island, Georgia, he lost his left arm and
was shot through the hips and abdomen
This latter wound has still to be dressed
twice daily. The notice OF suspension is
brief, formal document, aud gives no
clew to the reasons that influenced the
course OF the department.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
MACON AND NORTHERN.
The BondhoIders Vote to Reject the
Terminals Offer.


Baltimore, Md, July 81 Bondholders
of the Macon and Northern Railroad
company to-day considered the offer of
Drexel, Morgan 8, Co for the reorganiza-
ton Of that road in connection with the
Richmond and Dauville system. About
81 100000 of bonds were represented at
the meeting, which is more than a ma
iority. DreNel, Morgon & Co. had offered
this road 80 per cent in the preferred and
30 per cent. in new common stock of
the reorganized company on condi-
ton that the bonds be surrendered
and the road remain in the Richmond and
DauVillc system. This offer was unsatis-
factory to many holders Of the bonds, on
the ground that the value of the pre-
ferred stock is eutirelY problematical and
it was impossible for the bondholders to
Judge what value they will receive for
their holdings. The meeting decided to
reject the proposition and cut loose from
the Richmond and Danville system unless
some concessions of the first offer can be
obtained
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
Left Without Commissioners

jacksonville, Fla, July 2l.-NeYs has
come from Tallahassee tnat Gov. Mitchell
has revoked the appointments Of Florida
world 5 fair commissioners. The order
was probably particularly directed to Ar
thur Z. jackson, who has been criticised
because OF the poor showing Florida has
made at the fair. II must be said. how
ever, that what showing is there was not
aided bya dollar Of the states money. but
by Mr.. Flagler and other capitalists and
a few counties
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22

Jacksonville, Fla, July 2l-Thc old
council made no confess and the new
council went in at noon and proceeded to
the election of ofti ,crs. j NJ Barrs was
chosen city attorney; J. \. c Stockton.
George A. DcCottcS and \. II. King. board
of public works, and w b. Young. n. b.
Broward AMI Q. j. II Summers. police
The other elections were
deferred. Mayor Fletcher was sworn in
at Mayor Robinson's Office at 9:l5 O'Clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
A School Buildine Burned.

Ocala, Fla, July 21-F'ile was discovered
in the Howard Academy building tcolored)
last night at II O'Clock, and before the
IRE department could get on the grounds
the ire was 81 far advanced that the
building was consumed The loss is
1000. It was insured for 5000 The
building belonged TO the Ocala public
school district.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
y Rally of Populists.

Reynolds, Ga. July 2l-Pcek. Filing
ton ~ Co, ire leaders Of the popu.ist
party head orch to big crowd at the
camp ground yesterday. They came to
Taylor county for consultation Crops
are doing well, rains have fallen and
crOps are clean and grnwing.
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Two Deaths at Roma.

Rome. Ga, July 21-Last night about
9 O'Clock Col j. r. Shanklin of this city
died at his home. Col Shankliu was one
OF the hest known and most prominent
business mon in this city
Henry Printup, 20 years of age, died
here this morning. He was the brother
Of CO.. Daniel > rrintup.
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Depositors Delighted.

Brunswick, Ca, July 2l-The news of
the liability Of the State Bank stockhold-
ers in to-daY's issue created general good
feeling here. Although the law was
known to Brmswick's attorneys all the
time none discussed il with the press un-
til to-day The general feeling now is
since Receiver BrObson made il public,
that Tho harll win be re-opennd.
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READY FOR THE GOVERNOR.
The Men in Camp Make Their Guns
Shine Like The Sun.


Pleasant Weather All That is Needed
:. ~. 80, 1,.,,-.,,,, . Fine snec-
VacIe Ahe Ch"th1Ahs Gem ii49i' 'eO
on Their Marching They Bang
49, s+ +t,o R,,tts With Riae md
GatthnE Gun
Griffin. Ga July 2I-Todav has been
Nv r,r tho busicst dsv of The week in
9. -. o.. -......i.;..., t.,. l,.,g,,
e'iiP ->'i .''', ''' '''' go.
put In COCA shape iot the WISH "I '"'
governor tomorrow. An over the First
regiments camp. men could he seen shin
So. I,,,. ,,,l ,,,,,s as
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70 pr's'"I aS me d." 1pl''ai "'''' 40 f',''
bic on review. The Third regiment also
has been making preparations
for tho coming Of the
r-e.,.a ,,...,.,.i, Val
COMMANDER i'I-' .l'l'' vi '"' '''''N ''
mteers. An elaborate programme mas
been arranged for his entertainment,
winding I'D with an extended order drill
and ,.,.io,,,
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OdP'' MUSEUM VI 'ii' N''l ,'i'i'
Is officer OF the DAY and Lieut.. ho'k"el'
of the OglethOrpes, officer Of thc guards
Tomorrow Capt Brooks OF the Cadets
will be officer Of the day The Cadets
will also be represented in the guard by
Sergeant Mallory. Corporal Ward and
Privates Strobhar and George kriete.
This afternoon there was an extended
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Summary of the Principal Events on
the Country's Various Tracks.

Summary of the Principal Events on
the Country's Various Tracks.
New York, July 81 The following is
the result of the races at Monmouth Park
to-day:
Fitst Race Six furlongs Roller won, with
WoodchOpper second and Alonzo third. lime
l:l34
Second Race Six furlongs Bonaventure
won, with Wornser second and Accident third
Time ia
Third Race Five ana halt furIo1gs Baro
ness won, with Mcqueen second and En-
chantreSS third Time l:O7R.
Fourth Race-SiX furlongs. Cactus won
with Lustre second and Roche third. Time
l.1}s.
Fifth Race-Tive furIongs. Aurelian won.
with Bucirs second and Little Pirate third.
Time Of.
Sixth Racc-Mile and a sixteenth Integrity
won: with NomAd second and Chief Justice
third. Time As.
At BRIGHTON BEACH
New York, July Following is a
summary Of to-days races at Brighton
| Beach
First Race-I'our and half furlongs Grey
Eagl" won. with Morrisy second and Laugh
| ing Water third inc 50.
second Race Five furlOngS. Pauline won
with West Park second and sub Rosa third.
! . ime O3ta.
Third Race-NIile and a quarter. Blizzard
won with Baylor second ana King Leo third.
! Cine IL
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Strocco won,
! with Major DAILY second and Logan third.
| Time 2Sia
! Fifth Race-Six furongs Tom Tough won.
| with Remorse second and Bolero third. Time
| Il3I5
/ Sixth Race Five furlongs Lansing won.
/ with Compradore second and Watea Witch
! third Time l:0i4.
AT CHICAGO.
! Chicago, July 2-Today's races re-
! suited
@ firs, Race-SiX furlongs, Haydee won:
| with II. CroiX second and Oracle j. third
| lime 1.ltis
Second Race-One mile. Forest Rose won,
| with Bridal Veil second and Belfast third
| Time :42li
Third 8aCe-Three ana one quarter miles.
| Lakeview handicap Rey Ell Santa Anti
won, with Clara Baurer second and Vassal
| third. lime -
Fourth Rare-Dne nt'c and seventy yards
Faraday won with Highland second and
heise third. Time la.
Fitth race six fmlcngS. Ganclon won
with Warren Leland ste ond and Lorenzo
third. Time l.l5
sixth Race-SlX fnrlongs. Blur won with
| Lonnic Il second and Ellva third Time Is.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
Took Mornhinn to Die

Rome, Ga, July 21-News reached
Rome this AFTERNOON of the attempted
suicide of J. f. Dupree, OF this city, in
Cedartown to-day. Mr. Dupree is a well
known contractor here. He took dose
of morphine and is at the point of death
His wife and children have gone to his
bedside. Financial trouble caused the
slIipjdp
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OF Course Tho Umpire Did it.

O,ala, Fla, July PA game of base
bail played this afternoon between Dade
CiOy and Ocald resulted by the umpire's
decision in favor of the former, which
Ocala disputes. r. f. Latham of Dade
City was umpire The score stood 10 to
s in favor Of Ocala.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
TO CHICAGO VIA BALTIMORE.

The Merchants and Miners Transporta.
ton Company have on sale excursion tickets
Savannah to Chicago and return at the fol
lowing very low rates, allowing stop-over at
Baltimore:
Via Pittsburg and Akron or Bellaire
and Grafton, and returning same
route ...........-.-. .. .......... $50 II
Via Washington, D. c., Pittsburg and
Akron or Bellaire and Grafton, re-
turning via Niagara Falls, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore over Chicago
and Grand Trunk to Port Huron.
Grand Trunk to Suspension Bridge,
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
to Philadelphia, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Baltimore ........ .S43 so
Parties intending to visit the Exposition
should avail themselves of these low rates,
avoiding hot and dusty ride by all rail
Any information will be cheerfully fur
nished by applying to
J. J. CAROLAN, Agent
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To RENT

Houses lss4. 100 lf0is and i42 Price street
az head Of Huntingdon. Those houses are
newly built Of brick, with modern improve
ments Rent low 20 good tenants I.siration
as good as in the city. Apply 20 A r. Faw
cott. 40 Fawcett Bros, Bay and Jefferson
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
GOV. RUssELL's SUCCESSOR.
Mayor Nathan Matthews, Jr., of Bos-
ton, to be Nominated for the Place.

IOii' " NO VIII III oN4 iOA ClIo AeSCS'
Springfield, Mass, July 2l.-The Morn
ing Union says that at a secret confer
once of democratic leaders, held Tuesday
in Gov. Russell's room at the state house,
it was decided that Nathan Matthews,
Jrt, mayor of Boston, and James b Car
roll of Springfield, should lead athe ticket
as candidates for governor and lieutenant
governor, respectively The issues on
which the campaign will be fought will
not differ materially from the plan OF
campaign which Gov Russell followed
last Nclr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-22
Stevenson Goes to Monterev

San Francisco. July2l.-Vice President
Stevenson and party visited points of in
tcrest to-day, and al 2 80 o'clock this af-
ternoOn took a train for Montery.
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Knoxville, Tenn, July 2l-Mrs William
+. Patrick. daughter of the late William
G. Bro willow died this evening after
prolonged illness
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
MARKET.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
JAMES HUNTER,

AHoNiueut savings buluinSs ot2 DEayJOn
Street,
ION the Ground Floor
Cotton, stocks, bonds, miscellaneous secu-
rites. Also real estate bought and sold on
commission only.
My telegraph facilities are such that orders
can be placed on the New York Cotton and
Stock exchanges and combinations received
in from ten to fifteen minutes
Quotations of the Liverpool and New York
Cotton Markets; also the New York Stock
Market received every half hour. 10 to .. m
and posted.
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READY FOR a RAID.
The People of Kansas Towns Fear an
Attack by the Starr Gang.

Topeka, Kan, July Dispatches from
Parsons, tonight, state that the people Of
that. and other towns, along the southern
border, have armed seutinels, stationed
on all the leading thoroughfares, watch
ing for the approach Of the Starr gang.
The people Of Parsons heard that these
bandits would raid the town The news
created "A sensation, and everybody
armed themselves with Wnchesters,
ready for conflict, if the ban
dts appeared. No indications of a
raid We're manifested. but the citizens
decided to keep guards ont on the roads
leading to the city. The people of Cotfey-
vile, Mound Valley, Cetokcta and Oswego
are fearful of a raid, and are taking every
precaution to prevent it,
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], D. PERSSE'S,
Chatham Square Pharmacy.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
SAVANNAH, July 10 1893.
A dividend of three per cent. has teen de-
clared on the capital stock of this company
payable on and after FRIDAY, the 2lst inst
A. @. GUERARD. President
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PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING ROOF
CITY MAGE IET.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK Of COUNCIL

= " NNAH, IA, y uly Il, 1898
Bids viii be received at the office of the
Clerk OF Council until 70 O'Clock noon TUES
DAY, Aug. l. 1898, for painting the roof Of the
market in accordance with specifications,
which will De furnished on application by the
clerk of the market.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
BY order Of the Committee on Market
Il. h. REBARER
Clerk Of Council.
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sEAsONABLE ARTICLES.
a PERPETUAL TREAT.

a PERPETUAL TREAT.
It is perpetual treat if after waking from
sweet sound slumbers and feel refreshed to
read the News, eat a hearty breakfast and as
a digester to smoke a genuine LIE PANIC"
Cigar. This will cost only q nickel Call and
get this refreshment at
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PUTS PASTA.

Samples Of this excellent preparation will
be given away today at the following stores
SOLOMONS s. CO. Drug store.
JAS. McGRATH & co.
THE LESTER GROCERY co.
MUTUALCO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
A. NJ. q C. W. WEST.
Puts Pasta is without doubt the best
Jewciry, Silverware and Glass cleaner in ex-
istence. Trade supplied at wholesale by
HENRY SOLOMON & son.
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
MARKET.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
SAVANNAH GA. July n 1898.
Bids will he received at the ONCE OF the
Clerk of Council until - o clock noon TUES
DAY, Aug l, 1893, for lighting the city market
with IL arc lights 20O0-candle power each
and tncandescent lightS l6-Candle power
each. Bld tor one, two and three years
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of the Committee on Market
f. r. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.