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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

lust OPENED, Southern Pawnbro and
- Loan once Arthur Deutseh, proprietor.
1854 Bryan street, opposite Market Liberal
loans made on diamonds jewelry watches,
clocks, clothing and any other personal prop
erty. All transactions strictly confidential
Open from 8 a. IN. TO $3.50 .. m.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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Continued from Seventh Page.

J T Shuptrine s. Bro, Savannah Cider g. V 90,
II Schroeder, c Z Stults & Co, p b Springer,
j X Simon, A Sassen, Smith Bros, SOomous
& Co, II solomon & Son, G w Tiedeman &
Bro DR., Thomson, J w Tyson, Warning p w,
d Weed & Co. b r Wells s. Bro, Thomas
West & Co, J 2 Williams steamer Alpha
steamer Bellevue, steamer + G Barker,
steam Katie, So Elk Co,
Por steamship Dessoug from Philadelphia
Leopold Adler, a S Bacon & Son, @ A Conklin
M Co, Brush r J. & p Co, Crohan & D, Eek
man & V, Frank & Co. Gardner 8 E, Mrs d
Golinsky. c r Graham, J u Gutman, Henry
Juchter, Ktnnicl1ell & Co. = H I<inard @
Kolshorn & Bro, Lindsay & NJ Lippman Bros,
& Lovels Sons, Ludden s b, L Mccarthy,
Rudolph Muller, L J OBrien, order notify
G M Gilbert 4 Co. order notify Troy Loundry
& M Co, Palmer Hardware Co N Paulsen. S
Robep, II McASchley. 5 p Shotter Co, Smith
Bros Solomons & Co, II solomon & Son.
Southeastern Plaster CO, J w Teeple & Co, NJ
Il Walthour, D Weed & Co, DR. J Weichal
baum, B Wertz. II Wilensly South Bound r
r, steamer Alpha, steamer Bellevue.
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To-day,s Game postnoned.

, Inc game between the Dixies and the
DAY Streets, which was to take place this
Trt,.3e s has been postponed until Sat-
uruay. The fence around the base ball
PsrA was burned to some extent Monday
-'sAl, and hence the postponement.
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Personal.

GUFFER no longer with your feet but call
- on or send for me. and have your toennils
put in order your corns removed, and your
feet put IN good walking condition. L. Davis,
s. Broughton street
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A JEWELED TURTLE.
The Pet of millionaire Has It's Shell
Studded With Diamonds.
Buffalo Cor. St. Louis Globe. Democrat.

Buffalo Cor. st. Louis Globe Democrat
In my journeyings over this fair land 1
have run across some very strange fads
INDUCED in by people who have plenty Of
money and who have used it in the graft
hcation of fancies that have not benefited
the world in the least. | have met stamp
collectors and pug dog fanciers men with
mania for accommodating walking canes
once ! knew man who had spent hun
dreds of dollars in getting up collection
of historical hats covering two centuries
but jeweler at Fort Lee told me about a
millionaire of that vicinity who should
certainly have the highest pointed-crown
hat in my friends collection
About a month ago this millionaire
walked into a jewelers. place with a com
mon land turtle or tortoise, which he had
captured III the woods near by laid il on
the counter and gave most astounding
order, remarking, Jpn give the people
something TO talk about" And he GER
tainly did, for he ordered the shell of the
turtle to be encrusted on its outer edge
with a heavy layer Of gold on Etruscan
| finish. In the center Of its horny back
he ordered an emerald TO be placed. At
various points in the gold he had inserted
small but pure diamonds A massive
silver chain was attached to the shell
AT his magnificent country seat the ezra
TIC IuIllOndlfe nad constructed on his
lawn a reproduction in rock, bushes and
ferns Of the spot from which the tor
! toise had been taken. IN this place,
| which the rich man calls a 'turtlearfninD'
the highly decorated reptile is permitted
| TO roam the length of his silver chain 1t
| looks as though the financial stringency
had not struck this man Of means, and
his neighbors are now waiting for him
! to have the house Of his cattle goldplated,
his horses shod with silver, and diamond
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Mrs; Figg-That boy is getting more and
more like you every day II Is all can do TO
N anage him.
Mr.. ttgR-h strikes me that those two
statements don't consist little bit.-Indiau-
apolis journal,
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The Portuguese bark Audacia, Capt
FerTevia, fifty days out from Rio Janeiro,
arrived at the quarantine station yester-
day She comes to load with a cargo of
lumber. The vessel is consigned to j. M.
Jorcano & Co.
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NOR SALE. two houses situated on eastern
IL half OF lot No. 30 Green ward on York
street between Houston and Price streets.
One house on York street, other on York
have no connection with each other, Party
with little money To invest ON improvements
will realize handsome returns; the lot alone is
worth the price asked. This is the time to
invest, extra session OF congress has BEN
called and money is beginning 10 be easier.
Later on It's property will have advanced In
value For terms apply l. ID. Il. D. La
Roche, il6 Bryan street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
REAL ESTATE.
EDW. w. BROWN. VIM LAzARON.
EDW. w. BROWN & co.
Real Estate Dealers and Auctioneers,
OFFER FOR SALE:


IS acres adjoining city limits, on south side;
make offer.
Must be sold quick No. 43 Walker street,
aear West Boundary; make cash ofier at
oace. Rents for 500 per annum.
Beautiful double l0-room residence, all
modern improvements, 81 500. This is located
in frst.class neighborhOod.
Southwest corner Waldburg and Mont
gomery streets, seven rooms, 5000.
southwest corner Charlton and Jefferson
streets. store and two houses. cheap.
Lot 50x105 northwest corner Henry and JEFF
ferson streets, 2-stOry seven rooms. all modern
improvements. can be bought for 5000
Only few days more to purchase West Sa-
vannah lots at $2S5; $40 cash and IS per
month. These lots will bring double this
price when cars commence to run on the
Suburban and West Savannah Electric Rail
way.
If you want to make a small speculation,
which win pay you three or four hundred per
cent. profit, buy lot at MOrristown "a col
ored viIage). Lots only SIS; 81 so cash, 81 per
month. No interest.
Vacant lots and houses in all parts of the
city and suburbs; also acreage. Call at once
and place your property for sale with us.
EDW. w. BROWN Il co
Real Estate Dealers and Auctionesrs,
l07 BAY STREET. PHONE 5e7.
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The Norwegian bark Elma, Capt. Ton
nesen, from Pernambuco, arrived with
ballast at the quarantine station yester-
day afternoon. She will load naval
stores to be shipped by Paterson, RsBYpr
ing q Co. l4a7 81,
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The Norwegian bark Lovespring Capt.
Schive, sixty-eight days from Angoa bay,
arrived at this port yesterday. She
comes with ballast and will load with
naval stores for Europe The vessel is
consigned to Strachan & Co.
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LlOR RENT residence sOk South Broad
II street, Oct. l. 1895. M. 5. Baker, Real
Estate agent.
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Los n

I OST, Bank Book No. "a 1856, Savings De.
~ partment Southern Bank Finder will
please leave at the Bank.
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NOR RENT, from LIST October next, store 1As
n Broughton between Barnard and Whit
aker streets occupied by kohler as clothing
store. II. j. IhomasSon, ia Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

ITO RENT 2-story brick residence. 90 Presi-
Il dent street between Lincoln and Haber-
sham street. rooms, bath room and pantry
Possession Sept. 1st, Applyto James Douglass
80 Barnard street.
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What do nautical people mean by tack
ingg' said one girl to another.
Don't you know that?"
Not exactly"
why, cking-er-tacl1ing is sailing on
the bias. Life.
Colonel Gore-Kentuclly is the most pa
trlotiC state in the union, SAM
Pruyn-WhY 50, colonel
Colonel Gore -Becase, san, it has blue
grass, white men and red liquor, sah!-
World Fair Puck.
Hicks-How much is that big bass worth?
DealeF-SeYenty-n cents. that's cheaper
than you could catch IL.
HiclIs-LO0k here just between you and
me, call it 50 cents, and say did catch it,
see:-Harpers Bazaar.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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DARIS, FRANCE-A. c. Institute for young
i ladies; send for circular, explaining ma
merOus advantages terms moderate pupils
escorted Rev. H. G. Mayer, No 37l Marlbor.
ough street, Boston, Mass.
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Official Record for the Morning News,

Onnc1aL record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for savannah and vicinity
ull midnight, Aug, % 1898; Generally iair,
slight changes in temperature, brisk north
east TO east Winds, probably followed by rain
Wednesday night or Thursday
Ohcial forecast for Georgia. Easterly
winds; fair ia Ia the interior, light local rains
on the coast.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nan, Ca. on Aug, - 1888, with the normal
for the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

ElOR RENT, Nos. 2i6 and 2is Lincoln street,
II second and third dOoorfrom Duffy street,
six rooms each. rent $500 per month, posses
sion Immediately. j. f. Brooks, No. 1854 Bay
street, city
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ENOR SALE, two 2-story houses on Marga-
IL ret street and two lstory houses in rear
on Harrison street. This property is Ia
magnificent renting locality, and pays q
handsome interest on the price asked. II you
are looking for "a good Investment, this Is
your opportunity. Jno T. Rowland real
estate dealer, No. 122 Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

ENOR RENT a desirable dwelling, No. o.
~ Jones street. John T. Rowland, real es-
tate agent, No. 122 Bryan street.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and There
Among the Shipping.

The schooner Ida Lawrence, Capt
Campbell, cleared yesterday for Phila-
delphia with 1913, ass feet OF pitch pine
lumber, shipped by E. B. Hunting & Co
The Atlanta Contracting Company has
established a commissary at Fort Pu-
laski where its large force of workmen
is stationed. The tug William G. Turner
left the city last night, towing a lighter
filled with the merchandise to stock the
new storerooms of the company
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS rs Words or moro,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed any wish 70
crafty, should advertise in this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

NOR RENT, l49 Gordon block repairs to
II suit tenant Apply to +. G. Way 8 Dray-
ton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

The Norwegian bark Harold, Captain
Christensen, arrived at the quarantine
station yesterday, forty-eight days from
Hamburg with cargo of kainet to j. f.
Minis & Co. The vessel has been char
tered by Chr. g. Dahl u Co., for an out
going cargo of naval stores.
The schooner Three Sisters, Captain
Simpkins, was cleared yesterday for
Philadelphia, with cargo of pitch pine
lumber, consisting of 240747 feet, valued
at $4,014, shipped by McDonough & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

Maximum temperature, $50; minimum tenn
peTature, 69'.
The height Of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at $ a. m. 10th Meridian timel yester-
day was s feet, u fall OF OF feet during the
preceding twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for "a hours ending
p. m. Aug. q, 1898 10Th Meridian time
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all StationS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23
ROUMS WAIVED.
MlscEllAAEnllS WANTS.
ROOMS TO RENT.

UNFINISHED rooms to rent, with bath on
A same floor. A Jefferson street, near
Nortr
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THE PRICES

Al which we are selling Mems Pants
and Children's Suits are as interesting
as bread % a hungry mans eyes
When hungry man sees bread he
wants it-When you see the prices at
which we are selling our goods, you'n
want them-If you have the money
youn buy-If you haven the money
you'll try 10 raise it--Just call and
looS-Well satisfy you for your
trouble.
Falk Clothing Co.
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EOR sane

E1OR SALE, the largest and best assorted
II stock of white pine sash, doors, blinds,
holdings, ETC. etc. In the south; also ali
standard brands OF pure white leads, colors,
dry and In all mixed paints, varnishes, ETC.;
mill supplies builders hardware is my spec
ialty; lime plaster and hair; direct importa-
lions OF SOsendale and Portland cement;
traps rs, etc, call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying Andrew Han
ley.
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NEATLY furnished rooms for gentlemen;
~ private family; all modern conven-
fences; 40 children. % York.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

HOUSE for rent, 81 Whitaker. Apply at
l. premises from till p. m, or at Stern
berg store. Jacob Cohen.
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, Aug -, p. M city time
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LNOR RENT From Oct. LIST, No 1874 corner
II Barnard and Bolton streets, All con
veniences. Apply at 100 Barnard
street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BOARD for the summer at the Rountree
ID House at Swainsboro Ca. hrst-class
fare attentive walters, pleasant and healthy
town, rates moderate. Address w. II. Harris,
Proprietor
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ITO RENT, floor of four rooms all conv-
i fences. Possession In Oct. l. 100 Taylor
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mud has possession of the coast"
-"rendin sales" is the remark Of many
farmers 40 this time
There is no way Of reaching Pennsgrove
except by going via Philadelphia.
Officer Black killed a supposed mad dog at
Ninth and Shlpley streets, yesterday.
The recent thaw has enabled the plumb
crs 10 dig up and repair many broken pipes.
The breaking up OF the ice in the river has
increased the work In the collector OF ports
ONCE.
Ice Eighteen inches thick covers the he'd
Of South seventh street, between Shipley and
Orange
-Constables have many attachments to
serve these days because Of the nearness OF
Holes in the ice that covers the streeUin
many places throughout the city cause driV-
ers 20 be careful.
John "Pinner" Finn, leOpound pugllist
Of this city sanxlous TO meet all comers for
$50 and $50 a side.
Henry Loper was fined s. and Thomas
Bryant s3 for disorderly conduct in the Munl-
cipal Court this morning.
James Sudlrr Turner the one-year-olu
child Of ex-City Solicitor Henry q. Turner
died yesterday of pneumonia
BENJAMIN Nields purchased the l00-acre
farm of Oliver and Josephine w. Jamlson
near Middletown, at sherih's sale yesterday
Charles Wiberg who died In a chair on
/ Monday morning, was buried yesterday AZ
/ ternoOn from the hotel Of James brown, lN
/ West Fourth street. Interment was made IN
| Riveryiew Cemetery.
The horse Of Joseph Leach, Of Elsmere
which was bitten by a rdbid dog several daNi
| ago, has been brought 10 this city ana Is now
being treated by DR.. II. Z. Ewes
Alexander Wortemberry, ,colored was hel'
in Sl0O bail this morning In the City Court Il
appear ms a witness in the Chambers row rio
| case which will come up for trial IN thl
Superior Court next Monday.
The attendance was large at the Philadel
phia branch OF the National Alliance o
Unitarian and other liberal Christial
wo rs meeting, which was held In the Uni
tartan Church, yesterday
1t Is said that the Water Department vii
proba blv have It's water pipes put four fee
deep in tho ground I'm the future as the recen
| cold spell has demonstrated the fact tha
| three feet is not deep enough.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
TO STAY ANOTHER WEEK
Moody and Sankey Decide to
Remain at the Rink.
SERMON FOR CHRISTIAN PHARIsEES

Taking as a Text the Elder Brother OF
the ProdigaI Son the Evangelist Fires
Hot Shot into the Camp of Men who
Seek to Monopolize salvatiOn-A Dis
course on Victory.
"well we'll stay another week, said
Evangelist Ira ID. Sankey to an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter at his rooms in the
CLAYTON House this afternoon. Mr.
Moody has decided that he cannot tear
himself away from the great work that
is going on here. All our arrangements
have accordingly been changed and
we will stay here through all of next
week Interest seems to be increasing
every hour in the meetings and we could
not conscientiously leave them now.
after we close here next week we
will leave at once for Baltimore where
our engagement begins. We can re-
main there but two weeks so you see
we have our hands full. We've received
notice from the Baltimore people that
they are fitting up their building there
preparatory to holding an opening ser
vice next Sunday week. Our work be-
gins there on the following day, which
is February 13
The evangelists will conduct their
Baltimore services in the Cyclorama
Building which is capable Of holding
nearly 1000 people
Both Mr. Moody and Mr.. Sankey are
kept very busy during the day attending
to their extensive correspondence. They
have personal friends and business cor
respondents in nearly every large city IN
the world where English is spoken
Both men get very little time for outdoor
exercise but manage to get little fresl
air at intervals through the day Mr.
Moody has a spacious second-story front
room in which he attends to all his mai
matter and receives business callers.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
HAUL OF STOLEN GOODS.
Many Thousand Dollars Worth Recovered
I'm Hoboken From Gang.


in Hoboken From Gang.
HoBoKEN, N. j., Feb 3-The Hoboken
police yesterday took from a house on
Adams street imported silks, laces,
wooden goods. linen, ETC., valued at many
thousands of dollars the proceeds of
number of daring robberies in the West.
Beside the articles recovered yesterday,
several thousand dollars worth are be-
lieved to be in this city and an effort will
be m lde to recover them by the Pinker-
tons.
Not long ago the police of st. Paul,
Mimi, arrested a man who dressed
elaborately and spent money lavishly
He represented himself as John well
and said he was connected with large
dry goods house in New York city.
They failed to prove any case against
him and had him committed as disor-
derly person He finally confessed that
he had been in the company of gang of
professional burglars for some months.
He said his residence was Hoboken and
stated that Joe Burns was the leader OF
the gang, which had been operating IN
Western cities He also stated that sew.
eral thousand dollars worth of imported
silks stolen from a large dry goods store
in Duluth, together with other goods,
had been sent to his house in Hoboken.
Mrs Powell said she was not aware OF
what her husband had been engaged in
She was told, she says, that the large
consignment of goods were returned from
large sales he had made, and she als'
said that upon orders from her husband
she had shipped some goods to one Isaac
Lazarus to several different addresses il
New York city. The Hoboken police sus
pect that Lazarus is well-knowl
'fence" in this city. The PinkertOns de
clare that the principal members of tn
panp will be in Jail by next week.
Evening journal., 1893-02-03
THEY SLEPT TILL DEATH
A Young Couple and Their
Child Suffocated in Sleep.
THE TRAGEDY OF A TENEMENT

An EarIy-Morning Fire In Crowded
New York Tenement Results in the
Strangulation of Three Inmates and
Badly FrIghtens Others-slO, 600 the
Estimated Loss.
NEW YORK, Feb. BY fire of mys-
terious origin, which started about 4
o'clock this morning in the hallway of
the six story tenement, 1877 Orchard
street, family of three persons was
wiped out of existence.
The dead are: Morris Cohen, 90 years
old, a tin-smith; his wife, Sophia, 20
years old and their child. Esther, 6
months old. The following persons
were burned before they conld make
their escape: Pauline Goldberry, 10
years old, face and hands burned; Fannie
Goldberg, 13 years old, badly burned
about the feet and j lcob Cohen, % years
old, right hand burned. The members
of the Cohen family were suffocated and
their bodies were found by the fremen
after the blaze had been checked
Some of the tenants say the fire was
of incendiary origin. When it was dis
covered by policeman smoke was pour
ing from the windows of the house and
the re.escapes were crowded with white
robed figures. There was crush at
every window The frightened tenants
had been awakened from a sound sleep
and attempted TO escape by the stairway
They could get no further, however, than
the second floor where they were driven
back by burst of smoke and flame.
Firemen soon arrived on the scene and
helped the people down the escape.
Ladders we're run up against the house
and the work of rescuing those who were
still in their rooms began. There were
about forty small children in the house
and these the fremen and policemen
carried down in their arms All the rooms
that it was possible to reach were soon
reached and their occupants rescued.
Most of the excitement had died
away and the fire had about been placed
under control when it was discovered
that sad tragedy had attended the
blaze The fremen again went through
the building. They found nothing
until they reached the top floor. In the
rear of the apartments they came across
the bodies of the Cohens-husband
wife and baby. Cohen lay toward
the north window and his wife
toward the south They had evi'
IDENTIFY slept long after the tr'
had started and were almost suffocateC
in their sleep. They had tried to escape
half conscious. by way of the window
but fell, overcome by the thick smok
which must have completely filed thei
room at the time On the mother
breast, pressed tightly in the grip o
death lay the infants body. The Cohen
had been married but eighteen months
The building was damaged to the exten
of $4,000. The tenants lose about $50
aaeh