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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
1HE sLorrEE.

Equity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J..
George Mckee W. c. NJ Thuland-Find-
ings, decree, etc. signed.
Peter Stark VS.. Joseph Soakes- Default
and judgment; signed.
w. J. Grandin vs.. ID. X. Baxter ct al
Demurrer To cross complaint OF Defend
ants Briggs and Coulter; overruled.
Sarah ID. Stevens va Bessie ID. Morgan
Order TO show cause; returnable October
%
Cornell university vs. Denny Hotel Com.
pany ct al.--ExeeptIons of Seattle Hard
ware Company to statement Of facts; over
ruled.
George Haisch VS.. City Of Seattle-To set
aside grade tax assessment lien: on trial.
cIyIL DKrARrMENT-osRoRs.J J.
W. III. and H. lie May VS.. 5. Baxter ct al.
Statement of facts: signed.
HALEY Grocery Company VS.. ]. III. Rex
ct al.-Default of garnishee; signed.
Eta Forcier vs.. Grant Street Electric
Railway Company Defendants motion
for non-suit; granted.
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT uMEs. J.
]. Montgomery VS.. ]. NJ. Arthur Ma
chinery Company-Jury verdict OF xis3 95
in favor of plaintiff
G. classen VS.. Esther Langland-
PENDANTS motion for non-suit; granted
Thomas Cherry VS.. Alfred Snyder-De-
fault and Judgment; signed.
State OF Washington VS.. l. Fischer
orand larceny; defendant pleads not
guilty: bond Of $50; approved and pris-
oner released.
ID. Teoatman vs. May Troutman-D Decree
OF divorce; signed.
". Y. Rinehart vs.. ]. NJ. Rex ct al
Judgment. signed.
State of Washington vs.. Lon Chapman
-Habeas corpus: prisoner ordered re-
faaaal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
corarar.. k.opsnins.

Manager r. +. French received a tels-
gram yesterday from Mr.. J. r. Cordray,
dated Portland. 10 the effect that he
before 10 packed house. and that the
Calhoun Opera Company scored brilliant
success Mr.. French wired back congratu-
lations and assured him that the reopen
ing OF his Seattle theater next Monday
evening would not be behind that OF Port
land, as indications pointed 10 a sue
csssfnl reopening. both artistieally and
financially.
The sale of reserved seats was com
menced yesterday morning. and the re-
salts of the days work proved a good
criterion of what the attendance on the
opening night will be. Several boxes have
slresdy been reserved for private parties.
among them being one gotten up by Mrs.
r. W. Sackman foi herself and party. The
theater has been thoroughly cleaned. reno
waited and reearpeted. aud will present a
pleasing appearance TO all the old patrons
OF she place.
Hands Across the Sea- the OPENING
drama Tor next Monday evening, is being
actively rehearsed. and the chances are
that the author will have no fault 10 find
with the sectors.
The auditorium will be reopened In con-
nection with the theater next Monday
evening with strong speciality company.
The feature there viii be feats of strength
By Sebastian Miller, who claims the tis!e
Of being the strongest man in the world. /"
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ri dn'. stay GU, of Business.

y II. lie Gate is q Seattle restaurant
ssspts who claims that Albert y. Wales
ana Ollie Wales do not keep agreements
hssays that they kept restaurant AZ 81
.0amoia street until May l. 1873, when
q Dough. them out. and they agreed to
sesp ont of the eating house business in
eeatae in the future, making an agree
neat to that fleet in the bill of sale. And
,staey have gone into the restaurant
sasinsss on larger scale than ever on
st0ns street, few blocks from their old
sand, aud have formed the Grand Cafe
eenpany and hled articles of inoorpora-
ss'Oa. lie Gate complains, to the great
samage OF the business he has bought
Yea shem, lie wants the corporation
ssspseaaliy restrained. The case will ne
asAfa BY the Judge on Saturday next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

Do you wait 10 be insured, dwelier Ia q ma.
Iarfous region, against the periodical seeargs
Which threatens % assail zen IN tee form OF
ehills and fever some o. the forms Of Eiasna-
horn disease Is goes without saying that yes
do. Thea. tustssd Of usang qusnIne or other
aIkalold and mineral drugs, which merely re-
iseye and are always detrimental 10 general
health. sees aid where II 10 always forthcoming
iron the thorough preventive and remedy. Hos
testers stomach Bisters. which, IN regions
where maIaris 10 far more violent and prsya-
Isat than ItIs on this continent. sradiesfes il
completely froEa the systern- Bliousness. dys-
p~psis. constipation. kidney and nervous COM
p.sfnts, neuralgia aud rheumatism are among
the masadles 70 which the national tonic and
corrective 10 adapted Physicians eyerywhere
kuow It's genuine worth.
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New suits FILED.

The following new suits were filed in
the Office of the clerk Of the superior court
yesterday:
Thomas Fox W. Hall q Galloway ct al
Suit to recover $40 on promissory note.
Thomas Cheney vs. Alfred Snyder--9uit
10 recover 81 so on draft upon III. A. Drake
accepted by defendant.
Peter Stark vs. Thomas Noakes-Suit to
recover $ii0.3a on account.
Seattle Savings bank vs. Lauron Ingels
ct al.--Suit to recover $500 on promissory
note.
Stylus Stanley VS.. Soren Jensen and
Chris Jensen--Sait to recover agents COM
mission Of $2S.
Bridget Leahey vs.. Thomas F. Leahey
Suit for divorce.
A kistler ct al. VS.. Lyman N. Rogers ct
al--Suit to recover 1896. 20 on account
ID. II. LeGate vs.. A. n. Wales ct al.--Suit
for q restraining order.
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Jews OF THE COURTS.
e,.ad Jury Calls for Thurman
and His Books.
,<,.ess or THE LAND OFFICE.
ter the Last oaartsr.-crant
r.s~ wins . Damage salt
$50 suits-Tbe Bioster.

~d ;uYy struck the frat snsg in
i1s s.rsg.t,sn OF the Krug case yesfer-
- = -, geury thurman failed TO obey
So. - 20 appear and produce his
s.sss re laress fiIsd into Judge HHmes'
49, - ...o1a early in the forenoon and APP
eol 49, - = AIN for help out Of their diff
Tb@v stated that Henry Fuhrman
go, Dark had been summoned 10
se1 = 1.<ore them and bring any books
4 = -.ssat hare In which were set forth
..sr.setions with City Treasurer
- Thls snbp1aa, they said, had been
sx h. Hr. ouirk so far as his personal
$3.50 vas concerned, but he had
80 3 produee any books. and Mr..
rsa,mzs bad also refused TO produce
- This statement vas made as pre-
-. i sEdemand for q bench warrant for
:. sr-<<t OF Mr.. Fuhrman.
ssass Hpmes granted the request and
o-aered ! bench warrant TO issue, but at
~. roiut E. c. Hughes, Mr.. Fnhrman's
$1,000. addressed the court on behalf Of
- s:ient. Mr.. Hughes stated that IL was
4 srcerdaaee with his own advice that
~ fnhrman had disobeysd the subF9na.
4. bsa protested 70 Prosecuting Attorney
N.lIs1 against the subpoena, and they had
.sreed 10 leave IL to the court He claimed
-. Nj. Fuhrman should not be compelled
n produce the books, rs there was .
charge pending against him. and q man
- sot bound 70 furnish evidences against
hlm,<f. Mr. Hughes claimed that the
demand was ia violation OF the constitu-
sior and that Mr. Thurman dare not part
with the books, because they are his de-
feu.e against civil suits and perhaps
criminal Indictment Mr.. Thurman would
uroduee the books IL the court ordered
him 10 do %.
This changed the aspect of the case. and
Judze Humes revoked his order for
bench warrant. but ordered both Fuhr-
nxn and ouirk 10 appear before him, at
lam the afternoon and show cause why
.hsy should not be punished for contempt.
Al Inst hour Mr.. Hughes appeared and
asked that the contempt proceedings
might be postponed until this afternoon at
In and the request was granted. During
shs time the attorney was inside arguing
ths motion Mr.. Thurman walked nerv-
ousy up and down the ball outside, but
did not offer to come in.
Few witnesses were examined by the
grand jury yesterday, and il 10 said that
the almshouse scandal Is being investi.
fxted.
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The Romance An Gone.

1ae unhappy ending OF pretty Irish
se'nanes Is suit Tor divorce filed in the
fst'of court yesterday by Bridget +.
Aaey against Thomas leahey, whom
- 'oex Tor better or worse At the village
AAesownley, Ireland. just fifteen years
- 'ss' Monday. The romance has all
'pAssea itom her married life. she claims,
Nasoh al the cruel treatment of her
eAne. who uses hahitually towards
- pfoiahe and indecent language in the
cssenes OF their two children, Mary and
s,'saana' ssea Il and Ii years. respect
ehe wants a divorce and the cas-
- u eoih children, together With SIS
po'asy a3imoay. There is No COM
aesiiy property.
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services a sae first e. r. caurea-

Rev W. A. spaldirs preached an excel
lent sermon ~ she United Presbyterian
church. ~ Sixth and Seneca streets. last
evening on the text john vi s. The meet
ing vas opened with praise service. the
singing being led By Mr.. spaidEng. The
audiences are increasing. and If they con-
tinue to grow viii overflow the house
Services will DO held each evening this
week at : 30 o'clock. the subject for this
evening being "Christ's Mission TO the
World" Everybody Is invited and made
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F. New r,.y a, IN. s..,,,. rn..,.,

Friends. a eomsdy-drama from the
pen ct Eawin Milton Royle. will he The
attraction At the Seattle thester for three
nights and a Saturday matinee. eemmeac-
ing Thursday. October L. It is written
on entirely rev lines from the present
comedies Of The day. and mAds a pro-
nouaoed success IN New York, where il
ran nearly sli summer. "Frlenas" is a
play with plot that from It's novelty in
this respect counts Tor much % insure
its popularity. The central idea. thai Of
Damon saa rythias order Of friendship
Of two peer young men. = musician aud =
peet, tAesE deep lore Tor ths same weEaan,
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Borrower Cochran pm. r, $50.

Jesse r.. Cochran. Of the board of pub
nc works. who Was borrower from Krug
70 the extent Of $50. yesterday flied in the
superior court his answer TO the earnish-
mens OF the city against him in the suits
against krug and his bondsmen. and at
Ine same time paid into court $50 for the
use OF the city or of Krug. as may ne de-
ternined by the court. In his answer he
admits that he borrowed that sum from
nrng on May 20, 1880. and gave two /. O.
rs OF vs. each as recognition of the
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COMPANY NOT LIABLE.


The damage suit Of Eta Forcier, a 10
yssr-old girl. against the Grant Street Elec-
TIC Railway Company on account Of per-
sonal Injuries, was unsuccessful and did
not even go to the jury, Judge Osborn
granting the defendants motion for non-
mit Within a few minutes after the trial
vas commenced. The girl was passenger
% Grant street car on the evening Of last
" Patriek's day and got of on the Grant
Efstt bridge near her home. The car had
aot stopped on q platform. and to get to
As sidewalk she walked around the car.
nd in crossing the track behind ii she fell
Afough, breaking her leg and sustaining
ghsr injuries. She sued for 5000
ssmages.
Yesterday morning after the case had
heen called and jury empaneled James
Hamilton Lewis, the attorney for the cor
pofation, moved for q non-suit on the
ground that there was no law, either COM
mon or statute. compelling the railway
company to plank between the rails. The
opposing attorney held that the girl was
yet passenger and that the corporation
vas responsible for her safety until she
had been safely landed from the car upon
the sidewalk. The motion was granted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

Hereafter. until further notice. daily.
except sunday. train will run from Ever
EFT and Monte Cristo ami return the same
day, leaving Everett at 7:@ a. m., cou-
Meeting with the Seattle. Lake Shore &
Eastern at Snohomish for Seattle, arriy-
ing. at Monte Cristo at II Ia 3. m. return
ing. will leave Monte Crlslo at : .. M. ar
rive at Everett At e;I0 connecting With
the boat lines between Everett aad Seattle
and the Great Northern overland train
from, the East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11
w.onssct.t Rubber Company.

Country merchants, II rubber boots or
shoes you need before our traveller reaches
your station. send your order direct and
handle the most popular brand in the
nation. We carry complete line Ia stock,
so does also the Northwestern shoe Com
many, OF Seattle. Our terms strictly IN
sccerd with those named by ali rubber
companies Woonsocket Rubber Com
pany, +. Ephraim, agent. ~ First street,
Portland; rs Battery street, san Fran
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cane up Tor trial yesterday rnarm,nr
.nage hames granting the motion az ~.
aeiendants attorney for non-su.t. Ctn.-
sen Claimed that the Laaglaads consusresi
.ash E'koos 70 sell 70 him 10 place 81 :
sensy-slx-acre tract xorth sz0o :
smasaef tract worth bat s8go E.kom
aeted - agent for both parties. ana . ths
complaint was not sufficient
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Repairs Latest Move.

saarlss f. Repath. the attorney who Was
- weeks ago acquitted on the charge OF
SIS ssSo cheek. preferred BY +. l..
ssn' ana Immediately rearrested on a
So go SaArge, also made hy Mr.. Stinson.
sasy hled motion for his own dis.
- : " from custody aud the generation
-. cat On the ground that che las, ar.
=. vas anSarranssd and unlawful and
e.. NVH'' without jurisdiction TO try the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

iine head Of hair is an indispensable
element OF beauty. Ayers Hair Vigor
maintains youthful freshness and luxuri.
ance. restores TO faded and gray hair lis
original color, prevents badness. removes
daaaruff. aud cures scalp diseases. IL
gives perfect satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

Or. Griffin, of the Griffin Dental Associa-
ton, has the reputation Of extracting and
filing teeth without pain. The doctor
has been located here for four years ani
has no peers HIS prices are moderate.
offlces, :, 9. 10 and II Union block l7lS
Front streetl
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Louis Chapman, negro coal miner from
Franklin, who was on August con-
mitisd TO the county jail by Justice c. c.
Todd, Of Franklin. 90 serve out en- in
definite sentence. that is, until discharged
BY due process of law, was yesterday re-
leased from custody by Judge Hnmes, no
transcript having been filed. Ii was the
duty Of The justice TO bind the man over.
but instead of doing so he convicted him
Of scFlme over which he had no jurisdie-
Ton, that Of hourishing revolver in 9
erosd OF persons, and committed him to
ssrvs out sentence which might never
end Accordingly, when Attorney +. Il.
ingsrsoil got out writ of habeas corpus
icf ehapman yesterday afternoon IL was
quickly granted by Judge Humes. Chap
maa's case may be investigated by the
grand iury
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81 N : suls against Esther A. Lang
a. a.. ; ; Lans.Aad ana risnss ~,
"a. - ~A''aases ey an alleged fraud in the
"a, -. "a estate - as terminated without
'aieny having been taken whea is
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superior Judge OF san Francisco. one OF the lead
ing lawyers ana Republican politicians aad one
of the vealthtest men in southern cslifosnia,
died at Los Angeles Monday night aged
years
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Eishty-six pairs ladies' fine hsnd.tarnei
s. shoes at s. per pair this week, Sizes =
In &. widths from b TO EE SamisOa Bres-.
ia front street
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the sacrifice Of one that the other might
have her. IL happily worked ous TO sue
ee.sfnl finale.
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Uasa.aInx sac carpets and draps-ies 81 sAe
Pscgae Carpet Ce2Psay. Nstea cat toz ths1
sunday al
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LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER will
give you PEARLY TEETH.
1t will give you BREATH SWEET
AS A BABY'S.
1t will HARDEN THE GUMS
1t will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER is free
from grittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER hes Q
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-11

ne business done AZ the Dated States
lana ounce IN this city during the quarter
enaing reptemesr % Is as follows.
easo entries. sggregatinx astza
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SPOKANE. Ssnusry II. fss7
,eesI.m.n - take great pleasure In addlzx my
Testimonial 10 the excellent Qualities % LsStss
Tooth FowdsE snd Altar nanT year. personal sr.
r-ssnrs IN is use and Of attentive Ohservstioa u
i,s satisfactory Effects upon the teeth Of my
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a. sffrzrloas aentsfriee. comeialng eli tss
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O. X LAwREEeE. n q q
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AMUsEMENTs.
cEATrLE rHEATER-
- JoHS W. HAsSA. Lessee and Manager
: No MATINEE TO-DAY
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This evening positively last
appearances Of
CHARLES FRoHAAN's COMPANY.
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NJ
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME-"
..--....-........-.-.-.....
CEATrLE THEATER-
Three nights and Saturday matinee
OCTOBER L. IS and IL
The successful
Comedy Drama by
EpwTS MILTON RoYLE,
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-: .FRIENDS- 49,:
''-'...... ......"-...,.-+..........: ......rt'
Under the management of Hsry A. Lee
selena Fetter. Lucius Henderson, r. D. Lyons
Henry Bergman Harry AlIsn, louise wAkeiee
Carrie Berg. Fred shandler. Neileie Reed, Mary
Ar.A NUrtn s~f tha
iginsl cast
ARTHUR C. ASTON. Acting Manager
POPULAR PRrcEs-2sc. soc. 75c and 81. Seats
NJ box office.
CoRPaAy,s c TaEATE b.. :. x
GRASP oPrsrss. wISr SEASON..
MONDAY. OCTOBER ia
Our New Dramatic Company dlrec. from New
aranA, in Ave acts.
- --------------,
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA-
l---------
-
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS
AUDITORIUM
SEBASTIAN MILLER,
rse strongest Hasa IN the world, and new ana re-
nned specially.
POPULAR PRIoEs
sale Of seats commences Tuesday. October 10
Telephone eos
NoSpERLASp-
w DNUERLASD~
WONDERLAND AtsECA COMPANY
WONDERLAND
WONDERLAND
VIII ee epsa In seattle
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
octoSsr IL, 10 ara II,
AT as FRoST STREET.
arss class family resort for iasiss anG caisdHsn
Att-kcTtass consist Of
.ss... s..ss...s.*.4-- -....-...
$50 oao rxhEAstson Of Oh pain,iaxs
pa4nss-s By ssszss II tA@ nsl~a
artists Of fae NEFsd.
s-s - - % = s-tvs-s
...---...sss.s .....-
s7eoo Tsxiax Naa waist
HaE ressiA afffeAn
xYFREAkA fILUsE0ss
- CT szIGS<GTIK<
SOY ET.TEEs, ETC
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LUBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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Read what o chemist says:
sEATTLR August l. 1883
C.utismsn-~I have made chemical ssamins
ten OF Luhin's Tooth Powder and nna that It's
constituents ara such can neither chemically OF
mechanically injure the teeth. The tmdioieus 80
lee.,an Of the sarreafsnta and the evideni care
assI,ea m ia pferarstlsn commend IL ~ . harm
less A well a an sfhcaoioas dsntifrtce
O J. sMII h, Chemist
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LUB|N' s
TOOTH
POWDER
Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.

BUT THE LAUGH IS
NOT BECOMING
UNI YOU HAVE
GOOD TEETH.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-31
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; eiiectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constitution.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ueys, Liver and Bowels without weak
euing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by ell drug
lists IN soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
fractured by the California Fig Syrup
%. only whose name is printed on every
acEagr. also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
ud being well informed, you will not
'ccept any substitute ii offered.
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CITY OF SAVANNAH. MAYoR's OFFICE.

CITY OF SAVANNAH. MAYORS OFFICE.
Savannah. Ga, Sept II, 1898
On account of the prevalence Of yellow
fever III the city Of brunswick &C., and for
the purl Sc Of protecting the people OF Sa-
vannah thereGr I'm, a rigid quarantine is now
hereby declared against the city of Bruins
wick and against al other paees and dis
tricts in the s: at Of Georgia which may be-
come infected with yellow fever.
No persons, a ygGge, cars, toats. vessels
freights or pacl ages o, any kind from Bruins
Tick, or any other infected place in the state
Of Georgia, win be allowed to enter the city
of Savannah except persons and baggage
from United States camp Of detention near
Waynesyille and holding certificate Of officer
commanding same.
No mails from said places, unless and until
disinfeeted under re gulations from the Cnited
States postal authorities, will Z a.lo we'd to
enter Savannah
Persons from other points NUS provide
themselves with proper health certificates or
they will not he allowed 10 enter the city.
This quarantine VIII continue in force until
further notice
The officers, agents and all persons in
charge of rlilrc ads, steamboats,. express com
panies and other means OF public conveyance.
are requested to assist in enforcir his quar-
antire
Given under my hand an official signature
and seal Of said city at the city OF Savannah,
Georgia, this thirteenth day Of September
eighteen hundred and ninety-three
JNO. J. MCDONOUGH, Mayor
Attest: F. E. REsARER. Clerk Of Council
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MEETINGS.

OGLETHORPE LODGE NO. 1, 1905
A meeting Of this lodge VIII be he'd THIS
EVENING at 500 o'clock at Odd Fellows
Han, corner state and Barnard streets
The Third Degree viii be conferred.
Every member is earnestly requested to
attend.
L. f BOWEN, n. G.
JAMES VAN BERSCHOT, secretary.
SAVANNAH LODGE 1873, B. 2. .. ELKS.
a regular meeting of this lodge will be held
THIS TUESDAY EVENING at s o'clock, in
Ell1s Hall, Lyons Block.
W. P. BAILEY, Exalted Ruler.
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