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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28
A Couple of Cranka.

The impression is getting to be quite
general that Gov. Waite, Of Colorado, and
Gov. Pennoyer, of Oregon, are cranks
Gov. Waite has called an extra session of
the legislature against the wishes not
only of his party, but of about all the
people of the state. There is no necessity
for such session, and nobody seems to
know Just what the purpose of the COVER
nor is in calling it. No emergency has
arisen requiring legislative action and no
particular legislation is demanded by the
people.
There is movement among the mem
bers to adjourn Immediately after meet
ing, but it is question whether il will
be successful, because in his proclamation
converting the legislature the governor
mentioned mum Der of bills left over
from the last session which, he says, need
attention. 1t is I'm lerstood that he men
toned these bills in order to prevent an
immediate adjournment.
The people of Colorado are getting very
tired of their governor. They tolerated
his rawlings while the silver fight was in
progress because they were in sympathy
with his views on silver, but now that
the silver question is practically settled
for the present, they do not approve of
his course in continuing an agitation
from which no good can come.
The extra session of the legislature
will cost the state good deal of money
and will be productive of no benefit. The
governor evidently wants the legislature
to adopt some impracticable scheme in re-
spect to silver, and it is about certain that
it will not do what he desires to have
done.
Gov. Pennoyer makes the holiday sea-
! son an excuse for writing the President a
letter. He says that two-thirds of the
! people of Oregon are out of employment
and one-third without the means of sup
| port, and that this condition of affairs is
| due to the discrimination against silver.
| He wants the President to advise
! congress to enact a law authorizing
the free coinage of silver, and says that
if the President does not do so, he will
not carry out the pledges of the National
democratic party. He declares that
those who are suffering from insufficient
food and clothing are the innocent vic
tins of vicious financial legislation.
Governors Waite and Pennoyer may be
sincere, but if they are they are fit sub
jects for an asylum. If they are not sin
cere they are a couple of as great dema-
gogues as there are in the country.
Whatever they are, there is no doubt that
the people Of their respective states, and
of the whole country are heartily tired
of them, and at the end of their terms of
Office they will drop back into deserved
obscurity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

On Christmas the Boston police ar
rested thirty-two men and two bulldogs
for participating in, aiding and abetting
a dog fight. The men were all fined, but
the police are in a quandary as to what to
do with the dogs. There seems to be no
authority for killing them, they cannot
be fined or imprisoned, and if they were
TO be restored to their owners, they
would be at once put into the pit again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28
Good Advice for Republicans.
From the Baltlmore American (RenN.

profound philosopher has said that the
great trouble with most people is that they
are constantly busy grinding out lnadeduats
conclusions from uncertain and inaccurate in
formation. great deal OF that sort of work
is being done now. The country has more
money than II ever had, and for every person
who is needy there are thirty who are earn.
ing good lYings. For every person who sui.
ferS for food there are thousand who get All
they need 10 eat Help the poor generously
but don't try to describe the world as a pro'
pecttve poor house. Be grateful for present
blessings, and confident for future grace
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

The new tactics adopted for the army
contemplate the giving of commands by
whistles, under certain circumstances,
instead of by word of mouth. The cross
pieces of the swords of the officers will
have whistles inserted in them, and the
officers will be expected to provide them
selves with whistle-swords at their own
expense. There is one thing to be said
about these novel weapons officers who
wear them will always have at hanl
whistles wherewith to keep their courage
nm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

Gov. Fishback, of Arkansas, has writ
ten letter to President Cleveland in
which he says the Indian Territory is a
hotbed of criminals and outlaws, espec-
tally Of train robbers, who there lay
plans to commit crimes at places proba-
bly, a hundred miles away, and again seek
safety in the territory after committing
them. The existing judicial conditions,
the governor says, favor the continuance
and increase of these practices. The rem
edy he suggests is that the federal govern
ment exercise full jurisdiction over the
territory and thus be in position to deal
[yith the criminals promptly and effec-
iyely
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

Gov. Lewelling, of Kansas, who prac-
tically invited the tramps of the country
to make his state their headquarters, has
declined to further honor their demands
upon him, personally, for money. But he
has not rescinded his famous tramp order
TO the metropolitan police. He will do
nothing more for the tramps himself, but
he is willing that they shall have an op-
portunity to get what they can out of the
people of the state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

Neither Russia nor Germany has let up
one iota in preparing for war with each
other; but they have come to the sensi-
BILE conclusion that it is just as well to do
little trading before the fighting COM
mences. The tariff war that was recently
waged between them has been declared
of, and products will be exchanged as
heretofore. Each government made con-
cessions in order to arrive at a settle
ment.
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ga Blunder to be Avoided"

Some of the democrats IN congress. not con
tent with the mischief already menaced by
Mr.. Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle in pro
posing an income tax on corporate securities
seem bent on making matters worse by urg-
ing an individual income tax. The effect OF
this. IL persisted in. can only be to raise an
issue which must inevitably delay tariff re-
vision and jeopardize its success, TO the detri-
ment of the country and the Democratic party
The democrats cannot afford to make such a
disastrous blunder
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

The queerest freak occasioned by
Christmas drunk is reported from the
national capital, where an Irishman tried
10 jump from bridge into the smoke
stack of a passing locomotive He was
not killed, neither did he deposit him
self in the cavity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

DIR. w. j. O'Sullivan, the young medico-
legal expert who has taken leading part
in several sensational murder trials in
New York recently, is known in Savan-
nah. He was once an actor, after he left
Harvard and before he began the prac-
tice of either medicine or law, and came
south as a member of a second-rate
theatrical company. The company was
followed ali the way down by what Cor
bett would call dead cold frost" and
when it struck this city it was on its last
legs. 1t played one performance here, to
empty seats, and went to pieces, leaving
O'Sullivan along with other members of
the company without job. Young O'Sul-
livan was about the only man in the
troupe who had any money-he didn't
make 1t on the stage-and as he had
found the manager to be a good fellow,
he took him to Europe for vacation,
after spending several days here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

The similarity between DOMAIN and don
Jon is suggestive of the proper punish
ment for the anarcbistic crank who has
been threatening the lives of public men.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

Grand Master Workman Sovereign APP
parently holds the opinion that he can
win battles for labor by pelting the
money power with adjectives.
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ANY Sour Grapes in ThisP
From the New Orleans State (Dem.)

After Corbett and Mitchell have been run
out OF nearly every state in the union, 1t
would be disgrace TO Florida II they are per
mitted TO fight within her borders Governor
Mitchell certainly has the right to protect the
good name OF his state and 1t Is to be hoped
he will do his duty promptly and fearlesslY.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
Give the Black Woman Justice.
From the St. Louis Republic Dem

Naturally we neither like nor respect the
queen of the Sandwich Islands. Therefore
we should be especially punctilious about
obeying the dietation OF law and Justice. 1t
is no credit TO be honest with those we love.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

The trial of Prendergast, the assassin of
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, is practi-
cally ended. The testimony is all in, and
the speeches will probably be concluded
this morning A verdict is looked for not
later than tomorrow, and conviction
seems to be foregone conclusion. Even
the counsel for the defense expect con
viction, and a few days ago announced
that they would accept anything short Of
verdict carrying death sentence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-28

In Northwestern Iowa on Monday night
the mercury dropped fifty-two degrees,
and that identical cold wave is making its
way hither
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York City. c. S. FAULKNER, Manager.
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What makes you think he married the lady
for money!"
Il have seen her. -Meggendorfer Blatter.
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LEGAL SAFES

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acres Of land on the Waters road, Chatham
county.
savannah Cottage and Improvement Com
pany-fiye (5) acres of land on the Augusta
road near race track
Simmons NJ r. ct alone tract Of land on
the island of OsSabaw, said to contain three
thousand 5000 acres, more or less
SOuthOVer Land and Improvement Com
pany-Forty-siX 40 acres Of land at South
over Chatham county
Staley, John A. Trustee-Three-f ourths 90
OF lot OF land known number twenty four
(2i) Ebert ward and improvements
Troy Laundry Manufacturing Company-Lot
OF machinery. etc.
lyman, JOHNNY. Estate-Lot Of machinery,
etc, at lyman foundry corner OF West
Broad and Indian streets
Vernon Park Associations (60) acres
from savannah
Ward, James R.-North half OF lot number
two mo p Middle Oglethrope ward and inn
Melville Land Company-Twenty-h C25)
acres OF land on Louisville road Chatham
county.
Werner Mrs Catharine and ChiIdren-One-
thlrd OF lot number twentynine 800 Crawford
ward and improvements
Wheaton, Samuel j. Trustee-Iot number
seventy-eight t7s) White ward and the inn
Wright, b. C. Estate Northern half OF lot
number fourteen 0D Charlton ward and inn
prOVements.
Abbott Mrs Louisa-North half OF lot num-
her thirteen d3) Swolville, city of savannah.
Albert Jane-LOt of land number twelve
O2) Weed ward ana improvements
Anderson, Improvement on lot
number fifty eight 1881 ScreVen ward.
Anderson, ClinOrd-Lot number sixty-one
(6D Screven ward and improvements
Fields Henry-Lots OF land numbers nine
teen and twenty tlS and POI Dittermersville,
also lots numbers 81 and ~ EastVille
Garrett Ben-Southern part of lot number
ten 90 Screyen ward
Houston, Margaret C.-Lot number twenty.
two t22l Davis ward. and improvements
Jencks, MISREPRESENTATION part of lot
number nineteen (No. 49, North OglethOrpe
ward and improvements
Proctor, Rose-Lot number thirty.six mo.
800 Ebert ward and improvements
Kahn Henry R.-One-seventh Of lot num-
Der nifty three (No. So South Oglethorpe ward
and improvements
Sawyer, Frank G.-SiXteen (1Gi acres OF
land about six miles on the Skidaway road,
Chatham county.
Segee, Isaiah D.-Northern part OF lot num-
Der twenty (No. 20) Screven ward and inn
provements
ST. John Baptist Parsonage Of land
number twenty six NO 26j Davis ward and
improvements
Walker Venus, and Children-Western
half OF lot number thirty-three (34 North
ORlcthorpe ward and improvements
Waldhauer Estate ID, D.-Part Of lots num-
her5 fifteen and thirty one (No. Is. No 81
ScreVen ward
WalthOur, Sarah Done fifth of lot num-
Der twentyone Ell South Oglct1orpe wand
and Improvements
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LEGAL SALES.

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Mrs V Z McIntire southwest quarter lot 20
and northwest part lot 20 Currytown ward.
New South Investment Company, lots l. .,
3, I, s. 8, subdivision lot Garden lots west.
Mrs A e Oliver, north half lots AZ, As, 40
Cue ward.
Mrs Sarah Parry, lot 81 North Oglethorpe
Estate F r Pelot, west half lot II Jackson
ward.
J.. c C Prendergast, lot IA CASTOR ward.
Mrs H Rahilly, east half lot is Davis
ward,
NJ Fl Ray, lots 10 and 20 Davis ward
VIM ID Rice lot 45 Marshall ward.
Diana 4 River, southeast 4 lot 10 North
Oglethorpe ward
A f Robinson, west = lot 25 Davis ward.
Ephram Robinson, east half lot AZ Elliott
ward.
s
Estate Sylvia SCreven part of east part lot
10 North Oglethorpe ward.
Josiah ID SeRee, lots 30 and 81 subdivision of
lot 70 Screven ward.
Joseph simmons. improvements on lots 3
and l. subdivision of lot IS Elliott ward.
ward
Henry A Smith. north part of west 4 lot 10
Mercer ward.
John Henry Smith, lot subdivision Of 80
and 81 ChoCtaw ward.
Sylvia Smith, south part lot 30 North Ogle-
Bryan,Snee lot p Swollvile ward.
John Staley. trustee. northeast part lot
p Ebert ward.
Fanny Stiles, improvements on lot 1G7 Schely
ward.
Geo Taylor and children, part Of southwest
"A lot 81 Gilmerville ward.
Charlotte Thomas, lot subdivision of "a
Garden lots west.
Mrs Mary Thomas, improvements on west
a lot ID Middle Oglethorpe ward.
Estate John w lyman, south 4 of lot II
Puiash ward.
Union Society south part lot b New Frank
lin ward.
Mrs c Won Newton lot SO White ward o
Michael Walsh, lots "A, 49, 10 Choctaw
ward
NJ 5 Walsh, trustee, Improvements on lot
II G Walthour lot T. subdivision of lot "a
Garden lots west
Sarah D Walthour lot subdivision Of 81
South Oglethorpe ward.
James r Ward, lots 2, North Oglethorpe
ward.
Estate Charles Way, lot C subdivision of 25
Atlantic ward.
Mrs G Werner improvements on West q
lot 20 Crawford ward.
J L Whatley, lot ~ White ward.
= j Whcaton. trustee. lot 70 White ward.
Mrs Anna b White, east 4 of lot 81 White
ward.
Mrs Mary S Written, middle 4 lot
Trustees garden.
Mrs Mary Wiehrs trustee, east part lot
and west part lot CASTOR ward.
J II A Willie, lot - subdivision Of 70 Chloe
taw ward
Minerva Williams and others, east middle
part lot 40 Glmerville ward.
II r Willink, east 4 lot Arson ward, Sec
ond tything.
Van r Winltler, south q lot IS White ward,
Estate b g Wright, north u lot "A Charlton
ward.
Estate John Woeltjen, lots and Springfield
ward.
G 3 Young, lot subdivision Of 81 Garden
lots west
Estate Mrs Norah Ybanez, west u lot
Derby ward, Tyrconnel tything
Terms cash. ROBERT WADE,
CITY Marshal
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CITY sHERIFF,S SALE.
sHERlrr's OFFICE CITY COURT sAvAi

SHERIFFs OFFICE CITY COURT SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH. GA, May 4, 1893
Under and by virtue OF an execution issu-
u ing out of the City Court Of Savannah in
favor of j. J. DALE against HORTENSE /.
WRIGHT 1 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 !. Wright, to j. j.
Dale. by the Pulaski Loan Association. to-
Qether 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 70 law. on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN JUNE, same being the sixth (6thl
day OF said month, during the legal hours Of
sale before the Court House door in Chatham
county
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor-
news Defendant notified in writing.
Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM +. BLOIS.
t.. Sheriff, c. 9. S.
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CITY sHERIFF's SALE.
SHERIFr,s OFr1cE
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CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH.

CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 3 1898.
FINDER and by virtue of an execution
- issued out of the City Court of Savannah
in favor Of the SOUTHERN HOME BUILD-
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION VS. ROSA
TUTTY, / have this day levied upon the fol-
lowing described property: All that lot tract
or parcel of land situate in the city Of Savan-
nah Chatham county, state of Georgia,
known on the map or plat of said city as lots
Numbers ten 40 and eleven 11) Of G. j. Hull 8
subdivision Of lots number one (D, twenty
eight (2S), twenty-nine (29) and thirty 1907 Of
Mallet subdivision OF lots number % and
part OF lot number eighteen (S). subdivision
of Garden lot number six(6), Holland tything
Percival ward, same having a frontage OF
fifty 500 feet on Ogeechee road by a depth Of
one hundred and forty-three (l43) feet on
Lavinia street and will offer the above de-
scribed property at public cutlery on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN JUNE, 1898. the same
being the sixth 9th day Of said month in
front Of the Court House door OF Chatham
county during the legal hours of sale, to sat
isfy said execution
Terms cash purchaser paying for titles
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney;
owner notified of levy.
WILLIAM f. BLOIS.
Sheriff City Court OF Savannah.
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CITY sHERIFF's SALE.


CITY COURT OF SAvANNAH, May 2, 1893 (
Under and by virtue Of a II. ia. issued out
u 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 80 Calhoun ward. the said
lot No. 43 Calhoun ward being situated on the
northeast corner Of CASTOR and Abercorn
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, % 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 1871 thirty-seVen. 1881 thirty
eight, 1897 thirty nine, (40D forty az forty
one, az forty-two ABB forty-three (44) forty
four Davis ward. the same being parts OF the
tract Of Land formerly known as the Fairlawn
tract and the improvements thereon, and will
sell the same before the Court House OF Chat
ham county during the lawful hours Of sale to
satisfy said Fl. ia. on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN JUNE. 1893, the same being the 9th day Of
said month.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
WILLIAM +. BLOIS,
Charfn ~
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SuERIFF's OFFICE
CITY COURT OF SAvANNAH,
SANANNAH GA. May 3. lRQ2.

SAVANNAH. GA. May 3. 1893 !
| NDER and by virtue of an execution issii-
- ing out OF the City Court OF savannah,
in favor Of the TITLE GUARANTEE AND
LOAN COMPANY OF SAVANNAH against
EDWARD WALSH, have this day levied
upon the following described property to wit.
All those two lots OF land IN the County OF
Chatham and state Of Georgia known as lots
numbers hftYtiye (55J and fifty. six 56J,
however, to The terms and conditions of a
perpetual ground rent lease from the City Of
savannah TO Carl Craft and 1 win sell same
TUESDAY IN JUNE. 1898 same being the
sixth (6hj day Of said month. during the legal
hours Of sale, in front of the Court House in
Chatham County
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles. !
Property pointed out by plaintiff attorney;
owner notified in writing
WILLIAM r. BLOIS.
Sheriff T.. G. S.
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Mrs F Morgan, east one-han lot 90
Liberty ward.
M f Maxwell, lot 10 subdivision "a Garden
lots west.
Thos Maxwell trustee, lot 8 subdivision "a
Garden lots west.
Mrs NJ f Mehrtens, lot 10 Currytown ward.
Mrs 5 L Nell, east q lot IS Currytown
ward.
Mrs f Miller, east one-haf lot Heath
cote ward Belita tything.
J w Moore, middle y lot II. Calhoun ward
Margaret Moore, north one-haf lot 90 Choc-
taw ward.
VIM Morse, lot 25 subdivision "a Garden lots
west
T A Mullreine and S Patot, north one
half lot 90 Elliott ward.
Flora hurry, lot subdivision "a Garden
lots west.
Est VIM hurry. improvements on north one
half lot 90 Jones ward
Il Murtagh lot 10 White ward
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CITY sHERIFF's SALE.

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CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH,

CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, GA, May s. 1893.
FINDER and by virtue of an execution is
- suing out of the City Court of Savannah
in favor of G. II. MILLER against JOHN H.
SMITH have this day levied upon the fol-
lowing property as the property of said JOHN
II. 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 a of G.. II.
MlLLER'S subdivision OF lots in garden
lot numbor twentyefOur (24) west, be-
ing the northwest corner OF Cemetery and
Russell streets, and l will proceed to sell
same according TO law to satisfy said execu-
ton. on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JUNEIS93,
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 notified In writing.
WILLIAM f. BLOIS
Sherif c. Q. S
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for infants and Children.

CastOria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me" H A ARCHER, II. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Edward McCabe, trustee, west half lot "a
CurrytOwn ward.
Edward McCabe Jr, west part lot 10 New
Franklin ward.
Renelda Mccormick south half lot II
ScreVen ward.
w 5 Mcfarland trustee, lot Middle Ogle-
thorpe ward.
Mrs Julia McGrath, north half lot Choc-
taw ward.
Estate James MeIntire, part lot f Decker
ward
Mrs NJ A McIntire, lot 35 Berrlen ward
NJ A McIntire and NJ Cullen, south half
lot Choctaw ward.
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Louisa Abbott south y lot 10 Swouvine
ward.
d Altick, improvements on west Z lot &c
Forsyth ward.
NJ ; Anderson, lot 5 subdivision No IS to 60
SCrCVen ward.
Estate ID Arnold. lot II Crawford ward
Rosa NJ Artson, east part lot 10 Mercer
ward
Mary AYES. north = lot 80 Jones ward.