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OUR NAVAL I'ROGREss
Forty-hve New Vessels Conatructed at n
Cost OF More Than Q6e 600 600


WARRINGTON. Oct 29.-What the Navy De-
partmept has accomplished during the past
year in the way OF constructing and re-
pairing vessels Ia succinctly told in the first
annual report which Commodore Philip HIGH
born. Chief Constructor. L. S. n. and Chief of
the Naval Bureau OF Construction and Repair
has Just submitted to Secretary Herbert
At the beginning Of the administration Of
the late Chief Of the Bureau of Construction
and Repair Commodore Wilson, Con-
strnctor Hichborn says. the navy con-
sisted of comparatively small number of
obsolete wooden steam and sailing vessels,
and half dozen small iron Runboats. Since
that time there have been added to the navy
forty five vessels. aggreGating $4,000 tons
displacement. and costing for hulIs and ma
chinery alone moro than So. O0OOOO These
vessels embrace almost every variety OF type
OF m odern vessels Of war. and the excellence OF
their design and construction has been the
subject Of most pronounced CON m endation by
naval architects who stand at the head OF their
profession IN the principal maritime countries
OF Europe"
Good nrogress has been made on vessels in
course OF construction during the past year.
although there has been some delay. due to
the deferred deliveries OF armor plates. This
caus" Of delay. however. is being gradually
eliminated by the qrmor contractors and In ia
expected that they will soon be- able to furnish n
armor promptly. so as not to retard other work
OF hull construction.
country which does not possess a tank Tor ex
Derimenting with its vessels of war the Rms
slams having remedied their deficiencies in
modore Hichborn hopes that this Government
will see the necessity Of establishing one at an
early day, The valuable data to pc o0taned
equipped tank would. he says. soon repay tia
original outlay necessitated oy its installation
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I.-n a Trail OF Blood In tho Te.a.r,o,,
Precinct

Thore Was trail OF blood leading from in
front OF Browns chop house. in Twenty
seventh street. west OF Broadway. to the Wost
Thirtieth street police station yesterday It
flowed from TWO holes in the right leg of a
man who gave his name at tho station as
James Wilson. but whose real name is said to
be Weaver; He and William Fitzpatrick. a
9eth street and Sixth. avonue, engaged in a
aGht Yesterday morning, and Fitzpatrick.
twice. Then Ohicer Fitzpatrick appeared, and
S e litzpatrick nearly to Seventh avenue
peIOfe ne caught him. In the mean time
Weaver had limped to the station house. Ieavo
ing trail of blood that attracted a crowd Of
over. ' As"' WOO
Fitzpatrick was arraigned ut Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday morning but Weaver re-
charged. az was uiS-
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count OF how the vigllant won the third race
and tn. cup. but not the slightest idea OF how
was going to let Pittsburgh and Chicago know
even which boat had won. filed copies OF tho
story with the Western Union and the Postal
companies and then tried for three hours to
mako our wires work. 1t was no use Chi
cago was for all practical purposes further
away than China.
At l0is o'clock went to the Long Distance
Telephone Office on Cortlandt street and
asked Mr.. +. T. Bonds. the night chief, II he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-30
The Government Responsible for the Def.c,
In The MnchIms.

WASHINGTON Oct. H.-NothnG has yet been
decided In regard to the alterations to be made
on the gunboat Machias. which was declared
to he top heavy by tho Board which recently
gave her the final acceptance test. Her fail
ure to meet the approval Of the Board WAS not
the iault OF her builders, AS she was CON
pense attached to tho alterations will fall on
the Government 1t hae not been datermin ed
whethsr the changes Will be made at the Bath
brooklyn Navy Yard. whore tho vessel is at
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HOODS
SarsapariIla
CURES
Hoods PHI, cure ali liver Ills. $50.

which to carry his burden that arc not the
shoulders OF Atlas by fourteen in ches or more
lie puts the. year 1900 as tho date when ali
his reforms shall have been mplished-if
then. j he should get ever on that m Getting It
seems almost n foreRone conclusion that he
VIII raise some dust for he has radical theo-
mean time the country may be. as he saws. the
"a OF boiling kettle. Iie anologized. before
the reporter left. for the mistake that the
newspaper made. but he says that he will
lecture to. light. sure. at \ o'clock. at the place
where he intended to. but didn't
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friend OF J. Alden Weir the artist. yestsr.
day said that the Miss Baker to whom Mr.,
Weir was married on Saturday In Boston IN
the sister Of Mr. Weir's first wife. who died
not returned to Mr.. Wei-'s residence mt III
West Twelfth street yesterday afternoon. and
II was said a. the house that IL was not known
when Mr. Weir would get home. Since the
death OF Mr. Wrirs first wife. Mrs Baker and
her daughter. now Mrs. Weir. have lived al
Mr.. Welr'a child.
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For PLAYING POLICEMAN.
Giazfer Flynn Accused of Attempting I
Levy Blnckmnn.

Glazfer Flynn Accused of Attempting tn
Levy Blnckman.
John Flynn. a glazier % years old. of 4O4
First Avenue was arraigned yesterday In
iorkvile Police Court charged with imper-
sonating policeman. Mary Riley Of l44
West Twenty eight street stated that she was
walking on Twenty-sixth street at = o'clock
yesterday morning In company with another
woman and near Fourth avenue she was ac-
money. She replied in the negative. and Flynn
told her he would feel in duty bound TO lock
not have the money. and Flynn grasp ped her by
the arm and proceeded to lead her away
The woman fought him. and her com panion
shortly with Policeman Smith OF the Enst
Twenty-second street station. who arrested
MED tho charge. saying that tho women had
accosted him and asked for money. Flynn
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DISABLED 4 POLICEMAN.
Tho Gang Made short Work with an In.
trusive Plain clothes Man.

Iho Gang MADE short Work with an In.
trusive Pinin-ciothes Man.
number OF small burGlares have becn re.
ported a the East Fifth street station lately.
and for several nights Capt. Doherty has de-
tailed men in plain clothes to patrol tho pre-.
clnct Ono OF these on Saturday night was
Henry Smith. Just before 8 O'Clock yester.
day morning. while Smith was in Avenue A,
woman scream and shouts Of Give 1t to him
again"
Turning. he saw n crowd OF men fighting Mt
the corner OF Third street. He ran over TO
them and as rank outsider. was promptly
neck. The crowd then ran away. In falling
Smith put ont his left shoulder blade He was
unable to aid himself. and lay there until a
Waterman and Policeman Sahm came to his
assistance. Now he is In Bellevue. lie has no
idea who assaulted him
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LEAREED-DRAPER.
Mrs. Victorine Draper and Mr.. Billings II.
Learned Married NJ 81. Grorger


Fashionable society was considerably sur
prised TO learn yesterday that Mrs Victorlne
Draper. the widow of John II. Draper who
died three years ago last August. had been
married to Mr.. Billings p. Learned at st.
Georges Church. Stuyvesant square. on
tnn,uLutay:. inc ceremony was quietly per-
William s.. Hansford. In the presence Of
not more than ten persons, including Mrs
Learneds eldest daughter. Mrs May. and The
ington: There was no reception. tho bride
Orange, where Mrs Learneds brother, Rob
ert C. Wetmore resides.
Mrs. Learned. WHO was before her marriage
70 Mr. Draper Miss yictorine Mstmore daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Wetmore OF this
city. had known her present husha for some
handsome. stately woman. and WAS formerly
prominent In social life. Her youngest daugh.
ter Miss Edith Draper was married last
the chantry OF Grace Church. Mr.. Learned is
y a. son OF the late BlllingsP Learned Of Albany,
Bank OF that city. Mr.. Learned Is q broker
and 10 member OF the Union Club.
where 4" Ray Furniture.
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the yslkyrie wo had an sx.lieutenant Of the
navy 10 write the main story for US. Heis
splendid writer and his stories won q great
deal Of com endation On tho day OF the third
race whom the fate OF the cup was decided.
there was great storm in the West. which
broke down all the telegraph lines between
New York and Chicago AT o'clock In the
evening had before me very interesting sc-
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j. sa.,. clau. Held for Reckless. Driving.

j. Santa Claus, man with flowing white
hair and whiskers. was arraigned in Essex
Market Police Court yesterday charged with
reckless driving and running over Mary Curry
~ years old who lives at PA Seventh street
The woman Is now In Bellevue Hospital with
broken Jaw; santa Claus was held to await
the result OF her INJURIES
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Service. at the Ola j ohm stree. Church.

The one hundred and twenty-seventh ami
vsrsary OF American Methodlsm was cele-
6rated IN the old John Street Church yester-
love feast led by the Rev. A. b. Sanford. d. d.,
and at 1880 the Rev. A. S. Hunt. D. D..
preached an anniversary sermon. In the after
noon there was reunion platform service
when pain and anguish wiring the brow
mInisterinY An gel thop"-Bromo SeltEer-Ad.
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With Pure Blood

You need not fear the Grip,
Pneumonia, Diphtheria, or Fe.
vers, because your system will
readily throw off any of these
complaints. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla makes pure blood, and thus
builds up the whole system. 1t
is now in great demand as a
FALL MEDICINE. Be sure to get
Hoods because
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Where ia Ray Furniture.
A cns exhibit ct flint's. lOt West lAIh st.-Ads
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-06
CITY MARsHAL's SALE.
CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
sraH ~ VaaWr TlAU


SAVANNAH, GA June 8, 1873,
NDER and by virtue Of executions for
- paving and otherwise improving Jones
street Bolton street and Jefferson street.
placed in my hands by G. $. Hardee City
Treasurer, I have levied on and will sell as
required by law on the FIRST TUESDAY IN
JULY 1898, between the lawful hours OF sale,
before the Court House, In the city of Savan-
nah, Chatham county, Georgia. the following
property, to-wtt; each piece of property, being
levied on as the property Of the person or per
sons whose name or names Immediately pre-
cede its description All Of said property
situate lying and being in the city OF Savan-
nah, Chatham county, Georgia:
Mrs G w Curtis, middle part OF lot 10 White
ward and the improvements thereon.
M DoOling, lot 10 White ward and the i'm
prOvements thereon
Mrs M Geibelhouse, lot 9 Currytown ward
and the improvements thereon.
ID Lloyd, north half OF lot "a Barlow ward
ana the improvements thereon.
MacMahon, lot u White ward and the
improvement thereon.
VIM OiConnOr west 4 Of lot "a Elliott ward
and the improvements thereon.
w Sturtevant, lot 40 Lloyd ward and the
improvements thereon.
Wall, lot ~ White ward and the i'm
provements thereon.
Wall, lot 20 and the east part OF lot 10
White ward and the improvements thereon.
w Hawkins, lots IL, II, TO- 10 and IA Lee
ward and the improvements thereon.
Robert Baker east 4 of south y OF lot %
Barlow ward and the improvements thereon.
Terms cash. ROBT. j. WADE,
CitV Marshall
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Beckett Mary A and Children-Lot num-
Der eighty-two (S2l Cue ward, and improve
ments.
Bourquin. Gugte-T'wo hundred t2OM acres
of land about two miles southwest OF the city.
Constantine Sarah Eight tS) acres Of
land at White Bluff and Improvements.
Desvergers, Max Lot Of land and i'm
provements at the Point ThunderhOlt,
Dillon. Rachel, and Children-SOuthern one
third of lot number ten North Oglethorpe
ward and improvements.
FAIRIES, Lemuel Lot Of land and improve
ments at Burroughs Station, savannah, Flor
ida and Western railway, Chatham county.
Fleming, John. Trustee-SOutheasternp part
of lot NO. l0) number ten, Percival ward, and
improvements.
Cannon. Margaret-Northern half of lot
number twenty live (25), Columbia ward, and
improvements.
Ganahl, Henry G.-Lots of land numbers
thirty-seven and thirty-nine 80 and 39)
POoler, Central railroad.
Gordon & Williams-Lot number seven CD
Forsyth ward and improvements.
HOulihan, Thomas, Trustee-North two
thirds % of lot number two (2) Trustees
garden.
Langla, Gaspar-Lot number one mo. y
Wesley ward and the improvements.
Lapham, Fred L-NOrth half Of lot number
nine NO. ~ Trustees garden.
Ledbetter, Joseph G.-Thirteen (l3) acres of
land on the KolloclSs tract, Chatham county.
Mealey, James-Eightee Gs) acres Of land
near the junction of S., F. and w R'y and
Chas. and Sava h r. r.
Moore, J. Willis-Middle one-third of lot
known as number eleven (No, IL Calhoun
ward and the improvements. Taylor street,
west of Lincoln.
McAllister, Archibald--Lot of marble,
stone, etc, at marble yard on Broughton
street.
O'Connell, Constantine ct al.--Lot of land
and the improvements, at White Bluff, Chat
ham county.
Pelot, Mrs. F. R.-Western one-har of lot
number eleven (No. III jackson ward, and
improvements.
Rogers, Cornelius D., Trustee-Lot number
thirty 800 Pulaski ward and the improve
ments.
Staley. John A. Three -fourths (sO
of lot Of land known as number twenty-four
ga Ebert ward, and improvements.
Ward James R.-North half of lot number
two (No q Middle Oglethrope ward, and i'm
provements.
Werner Mrs, Catherine and Children-One-
third Of lot numb Twenty-Five (29) Crawford
ward and improvements.
Wheaton SamuelJ. Trustee-Lot number
seventy-eight as White ward and the i'm
provements.
Wright, B. C. Estate-Northern half of lot
number fourteen Cl4 Charlton ward and i'm
provements.
Abbott, Mrs. Louisa-Nort half of lot num-
Der thirteen 09) Swollville, city OF Savannah.
Proctor, ROse-I-ot number thirty-siX (No.
36) Ebert ward and improvements.
Segee, ISAIAH D.-Northern part Of lot num-
Der twenty CNo. 20) Soreven ward and i'm
provements.
Walker, Venus, and Children--Western
half of lot number thirty-three (SS) North
Oglethorpe ward and Improvements.
WalthOur, Sarah D.-One-ffth of lot num-
Der twenty-one (2D South Oglethorpe ward
and improvements.
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amy sHERInE,e eAI.n

CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH,
Sherin's once, Savannah, Ca. June g. 90.
IT NDER and by virtue of an execution issu-
- ing out of the City Court of Savannah,
in favor of the HOME BUILD
ING COMPANY against GEORGE
O, HUMMEL, l have this day levied
upon the following described property,
to wit All that lot; tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being In the city of SRvan-
nah, Chatham county, Georgia, and known on
the map or plan OF said city as the northern
portion OF lots letter b. and number fourteen
"a, section five o., Cuthbert ward, having q
front on Drayton street Of Atty (50) feet and
rectangular depth OF sixty (60) feet, and
bounded on the north by Waldburg street, on
the east by lot number two (2), on the south
by the remaining portion Of lots letter "B"
and number fourteen 40, and on the west by
Drayton street, and will proceed to sell the
same, in terms Of the law, on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JULY, 1893 (same being the
fourth (4th) day OF said monthly, during the
legal hours of sale, In front Of the court house
In Chatham county, TO satisfy said execution.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor-
neys. Terms cash
WILLIAM f. BLOIS,
Sheriff Q. O. s. 0
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CTTY SHERTFFIS SALE
SHERIFF's OFFICE.


CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH, May 2. 1903.
Under and by virtue of II. ia. issued out
- of the City Court Of Savannah in favor
of THOMAS p BOND against G. HART
RIDGE, have this day levied on the follow
ing property in the city OF Savannah to wit;
Those two lots, tracts or parcels of land stu
ate and lying in said city of Savannah and
being parts known as the middle and eastern
third parts of No. 43 Calhoun ward. the said
lot No. 43 Calhoun ward being situated on the
northeast corner of CASTOR and Abereorn
streets, and also all the southern half part of
that certain other lot or tract OF land in said
city Of Savannah known as lot No. q Pulaski
ward, and also all those other lots, tracts or
parcels OF land situate and lying in said city
of Savannah, eight in number, and known as
lots numbers (3O thirty-seven, (9S) thirty
eight, 800 thirty-nine, (lO) forty, an forty
one, az forty-two, (4S) forty three (44) forty
four Dovis ward, the same being parts of the
tract of land formerly known as the Farlawn
tract and the Improvements thereon, and viii
sell the same before the Court House OF Chat
ham county during the lawful hours Of sale 70
satisfy said a. ia on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN JUNE, 1898 the same being the 9Th day of
said month
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
WILLIAM f. BLOIS,s g
Shartd
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CITY sHERIFF's SALE.
CITY CoURr OF SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, May 3, 1898
NDER and by virtue of an execution issu-
- ing out of the City Court Of Savannah in
favor of the GEORGIA. STATE BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION against JAMES
p. DEACY, ! have this day levied upon the
following described property, to wit: All that
lot OF land in Chatham county, state of Geor-
gia, and known on the map of the City OF Sa-
Vannah as lot number nine (9l North Ogle-
thorpe ward, being the northern half of the
middle One-third Of what was originally lot
number twenty-five {25) North Oglethorpe
ward, and fronting forty (i0l feet on Indian
street lane, and having depth of fifty 500
feet; also, all those lots of land in said county
and state, known as lots numbers one ~,
three (9l, five 81, seven az, nine (0), eleven
an, thirteen 49, fifteen Q5) seventeen ~,
nineteen Q9 and twenty-One en- according
to plan of subdivision Of portions OF Farm
lots numbers six 6) and ten C0) Third tythng,
Arson ward, south Of savannah. drawn by f.
j, Thomas Aug. g. 1889; each of said lots having
front of forty 40) feet on Georgia street, by
depth of one hundred 400 feet to a lane.
Also those four a. lots OF land in said county
and state, about two and one half miles south
west of Savannah described as follows Lot
number fifteen 05) in block X South ward,
having a front OF forty 40) feet on Walton
street, with depth of one hundred 900 feet
to lane. Lots numbers eleven I'D and fif-
teen (l5) in 5block ~, 4" North wagd, each hav-
ing o front of forty (40l feet on Walton street
with depth of one hundred 900 feet to a
lane; and lot number fourteen G4 in block
~ North ward. having a front of forty (40)
feet on OglethOrpe street with depth of one
hundred 900 feet to a lane, all according TO a
plan OF subdivision of lots eight(9 and nine (9).
Moore tything Percival ward, drawn by r.
j, Thomas, county engineer, July 10th, 1889,
and will proceed to sell the same to satisfy
said execution, according to law on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JUNE, the same being the 9th
day of said month, during the legal hours of
sale, before the Court House of Chatham
county. Terms cash, purchaser paying for
titles. Property pointed out by plaintiffs at
torney. WILLIAM F. BLOIS,
Sheriff y &
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Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU, :
SAVANNAH, GA, June 5, 10 p M.

SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was So and the minimum 73o &,
The mean temperature being So, or 90
above the normal.
1t is cooler along the Texas coast, in the
central Gulf states, Northwest Georgia,
tennessee, Northeastern Ohio, Michigan,
Eastern Iowa and Eastern Minnesota.
Elsewhere the temperature has risen or
remained about stationary
AT o'clock p. m, cloudiness prevailed
throughout the Mississippi valley and in
nearly all sections east of the
mississippi, with rain falling at
New Orleans, Meridian, Nashville Knox
VILE, Cincinnati and indianapolis.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
o clock p. m. to-day rainfall was pretty
general in the cotton belt except in the
Wilmington district, where fair weather
prevailed. The following heavy falls
We're reported Galveston district
Houston2. 0inches and Orange 3.20 inches
New Orleans district - Brookhaven,
Miss, $40 inches Hazlehurst, Miss, $40
inches; Natchez, Miss, 2.40 inches, and
Fort Gibson Miss, 220 inches. Atlanta
olstrict-Chattanoog 200 inches and
Grlttin 1.50 inches. Mobile district
Okolona, Miss, $50 inches and Aberdeen,
MISS, BIO inches. Savannah district
Qultman Us inches.
An area of high pressure covers the i'm
mediate South Atlantic and East Florida
coast, and a second "high" centers in
Nebraska.
An area of low pressure covers the lake
regions, and a secondary depression covers
the Gulf states.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
Is Threatening weather and rain at
intervals; cooler Tuesday evening and
night; southerly winds becoming
variable p. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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LreAl sAlrs

IN
Charlotte Thomas l0i subdivision of &c
Garden lcfs west
Michael Walsh lots H. IS 10 Chociaw
ward
Il g Walthour Dot e subdivision o. lot q
Garden lots west
sarah ID Walthour iot subdivision OF n
South OglcthOrDc ward
James r Ward lots . North Oglethorpo
ward
Estate Charles Way. lot C subdivision OF 95
Atlantic ward
Mrs Werner. improvements on West Is
LEI ~ Crawford ward.
81 Wheaton trustee lot n White ward.
Mrs Anna B White, cast e OF lot g. White
ward
Mrs Mary $ Written, middle Il lot 5
Trustees garden.
HA Wnle, lot 10 subdivision Of - Chloe
taw ward
Estate b c Wright, north y lot IA Charlton
ward
Estate John woeltjen, lots and Springfield
ward
Terms cash. ROBERT J WADE.
CitV Marshal
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CTTY SHERIFF,S SALE
SHERIFF's OFFICE CITY COURT SAVANNAH l
SAVANNAH GA NAV f. 1898

FINDER and by virtue of an execution issu-
- ing out of the City Court of Savannah in
favor OF J. J. DALE against HORTENSE l.
WRIGHT, I have this day levied upon the
following described property to-wit: All that
parcel or lot of land lying and being situate
four a. miles from the city OF Savannah, in
Chatham county, state Of Georgin, and known
as the Farm Place, containing two hundred
and three (203) acres, more or less, bounded
on the north by lands Of j. A. Winkler and NJ.
King, on the east by lands of Lamar, on the
south by lands Of Demere and on the west by
lands of Remshart. being the same property
as was conveyed by and with the consent and
approval Of said Hortense l. Wright, to J. J.
Dale, by the Pulaski Loan Association, to-
gether with all the rights, members, heredita-
ments and appurtenances unto same belong
ing or is anywise appertainining, and will
proceed to sell the. same to satisfy said execu-
ton, according to law, on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN JUNE, same being the sixth 9th
day of said month, during the legal hours OF
sale, before the Court House door in Chatham
county.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor-
neys. Defendant notified In writing.
Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM +. BLOIS,
Sheriff c. c. s.
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CRY sHERIFF,s SALE.
SHERTF's OFFICE,
CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH, ia, may q, 1898.
FINDER and by virtue Of an execution IS
u suing out of the City Court of Savannah
in favor of'G. II. MILLER against JOHN H.
SMITH, l have this day levied upon the fol
lowing property, as the property of said JOHN
H. SMITH, to-wit: All that lot, tract or par
Gel of land situated, laying and being in the
county of Chatham and state Of Georgia and
known as lot number seven C7) of G. H.
MILLERS subdivision Of lots in garden
lot number twentyfour (24 west, be-
ing the northwest corner of Cemetery and
same according to law. to satisfy said execu-
ton, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JUNEl893,
same being the 9th day of said month, during
the legal hours Of sale, in front of the Court
House in Chatham county. Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for titles
Property pointed out by plaintiff, Defend
ant notihedin writing
WILLIAM f. BLOIS,
Sheriff c. c. s