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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-30
STORE FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

An exceptionally rare chance for an en-
ergeuc and pushing business man, thor
oughly familiar with general merchan-
disc, to rent our two-story brick store,
S0xS0, fire proof; and also two ware
houses, 1SXS0 and 20x30, located in the
city of Darien, Mcintosh county, Geor-
gia. For seventeen years we have done a
successful business at that point, both
wholesale and retail, inclusive of an ex-
tensiVe installment business in furni-
ture, carpets, stoves, buggies, wagons
and all housefurnishing goods. The Da-
rien and Western railway is now in course
of construction, and will be completed
on or before Feb. l, 1885. Address all
communications to COLLATS
149 Broughton Street
Savannah, Ca
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY

O. QUIT 49
Paying big prices for your groceries
when you can tuF them from the Con Hi
w err IS street grocer a. wholesale prices W
TIT We guarantee everything We sell. al d III
eIsyour money refunded IN every instances !
II any article does not prove 10 be Just !
as We represent Il.
Whitmans tine Candy in 5o boxes,
fine Malaga and Cataw. a grapes. Pa.
Ter Shell Almonds. Creno lie Walnuts.
Joldaa Almonds. Polished Pecans. very
fine Rais,ns. Figs and q es; fine Or
auges and Apples, Plneappies and Ba-
uanas; Confectioners' xxx Powdered
Sugar. Plum Pudding. in cans fun line
Of Catawta. Sherry. Port and CIaret
Al Wines; aver ana Wilson Nhiskies slr
4 Hennessy and Mar ell Brandies, ~
i'll Ut M
JOHN TEA EVANS & co.'s.
d. 15a Congress street. @tM
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NOTICE..

There will be q meeting held in the parlors
OF the Y. NJ. c. a. hail on Wednesday. Jan. >
81 II a m. for he purpose Of organizing "a
branch OF the y e 'dleW ork Guild of Ameri. a.
A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies'
who leel interested in this work.
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Resolved. That while we bow in sub
mission to the will of the Supreme Ruler
we feel deeply our loss. and will miss
keenly the presence of one who was be-
loved by US ALI be 1t
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The Excitement

The Excitement
seems to keep up-Tha cod weather
Of course hsIEsi L, but Il wasn't
that which Calse1 lit vas the
goods AMI prlCes-Ws sold mlTe
gO1s yesterday than We ever be-
IleVed lOlld possibly be sod In the
latter part Of December In one day.
One lady CuStOmsT bought 2 suits Of
The same style for one bOy-Sald
she'd save The other ln,lI she
needed lt-It was 50 cheap, she
t.da't want to miss it-That tells
how cheap the goods are.
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MEETINGS.
heE IiN5S.
GIN iON LODGE NO. 81, f. q 4

VI ~ w buO"E NJ o. f. q n W.
special communication OF this lodge a
Will be held at Masonic Temple this IN
Sunday Afternoon. L &c. Both, at > 80 ~
O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of paying the "
last II Dute of respect 10 our deceased rother,
Mi, hazel Boiey. Membe Of sister lodges and
visiting brethren g cordially invited to meet
WI. US. GEORGE :. BRECh, w. NJ.
WAR4NI RUSSELL, JR., Secretary.
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No. IS Bull street.
WE ARE STILL IN THE RING.

WE ARE STILL IN THE RING.
Fresh Country Eggs, DC; ? dozen 45c.
Fancy Glove Skin Oranges. 3Dc dozen.
Fine Glove Skin Oranges, 1Oc dozen.
Indian River Oranges, 15c dozen.
Extra Fine Grape Fruit, SC each.
Indian River Pineapples, loo; for &c.
Fine Mixed Nuts. 15c pound; pounds
25c; 8 pounds sl.0O
Fine Cocoanuts. SC each.
Send 25c and get large bottle Il Fine
Wine.
Fancy Bunch Raisins, pounds 25c.
We still have the best Malaga Grapes
in the city.
Celery, Extra Quality. just in.
No. I Shore Mackerel for breakfast.
Fine Mullett Roe 15c pound.
Saratoga Chips. loose. by the pound.
MUTUAL CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION,
Geo. S. Van Horne,
Agent
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Resolved. That TO the family Of our de-
ceased lieutenant ami brother in arms,
we extend our heartfelt sympathy In
their bereavement be IL further
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-30
MONEY TnLENn.
A CRovHETING school.

MRS. NJ r. VASS has opened Crocheting
School for Young Girls at I73 Co G -ess street.
Mothers who desire their da ighters proficient
in this art should consult her All information
furnished by applying residence.
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Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent 10 his family, and that
page of our minute book be dedicated to
w. ID. Dixon, Captain; J. j. Gaudry, First
Lieutenant; George W. Drummond,
Committee.
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LYCEUM TICKETS.

The box sheet for reserved seats for the sa-
vannah Lyceum tickets will be opened at Sol.
onions drug store. corner Bull and Charlton
streets, Monday. Dec. 81. sam.
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NOTICE.

Savannah Agency Central RaiIroad-Jan.
New ear 81 icing a legal holiday the Offices
ana warehouses OF this a. ency will 70 closed
except that the New Sir ct warehouse will te
Kept open until 10 m. for deli err OF perisha.
Die freight culg No perisha lie freight re-
ceiYed Tor shil N nj Monday LIE. 81
Il. q. IRRELEVANT, Agent.
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sPErHl NOT ces
TO THE CITIZENS OF CHATHAM
COUNTY.

I viii be a candidate for the Office Of
coroner OF Chatham county at the cleo
ton 10 be held Wednesday. Jan. .. 1856.
and respectfully ask your votes and in
fueuce- JOHN A GOETTE.
TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY.
hereby announce myself as caud ate for
reeleet- on TO the once OF Coroner Of Chatham
county at the elect on to be held Wednesday
next. Jan .. and respectfully solicit the sup
port Of the voters OF this county.
WIN. D. DIXON.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Aston Franklin Fire Place Heater Is a
Beauty aud at Cheap Pr &c.
savannah, Ga. De-. %. ts9i.-Why 40 you
sui er the Inconvenience and have the misera-
lie servi,e OF "a coal crate when you can Oo-
tain such splendid res It's from the Astor
Franklin Ire Place Heater which will heat
the room where placed and two rooms or more
a splendid heater for an exceedingly low price.
LOWELL Il LAT I'm OnE.
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RosA M. RENNETr

blessed are the pure in heart. for they
shall see Cod Is the sweet assurance
We have that Rosa, our loved niece. to-day
sees the shining face of her Maker. The
first day of the present year, 1894, saw
united Until death us do part" James
G. Bennett and Rosa NJ. Moore and as d
happy bride faithfully ami lovingly as
sumed all the duties devolving upon her
her pleasure always being the comfort
and happiness of Jimmie. Her quiet I'M
selfish nature gave her a uniform kind
ness to ALL being especially lenient in her
Judgment and expression. Even as a
little child she was particularly lovable
and as the years passed, the grand charity
Of her pure Christian heart was shown,
rarely speaking with anger or judging
witlout mercy. Her friends We're not
promiscuously chosen, yet she was al
ways pleasant and obliging. How bright
must have been the picture of life TO her
in happy anticipation of all that makes
perfect the life of a good. true woman,
when death claimed her on Nov. Is, 1891.
Dear Rosa, your life was like the odor
OF. some sweet flower, so much are you
missed since taken away.
MIR. and MRS. A. A. PACETTI.
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IN KENORItM.

LIECI- THOMAS ]. SMITH.
Died Nov. T. 1891.
Whereas. Divine Providence in its its
infinite wisdom has removed from our
midst a member who was ever active and
jealous in the discharge of his duties, and
as a private, on-commissioned and COM
missioned officer. set an example worthy
of imitation by all his comrades; there
fore be Il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-30
SPEC Al NOTICES.
To THE PUBLIC.

Messrs. Charles Kolshorn & Bro having re-
tired from the az e ICY Of the Bergner & Engel
Brewing company at Savannah. we have made
arrangements with the Saval nah Brewing
Company to handle our malt liquors, such as
our Tarnhaeuser and lager te.r, and ale and
porter. in kegs AMI bottles.
Our present patrons, as well as others. will
be supplied as heretofore with promptness and
satisfao ton.
THE BERGNER & ENGEL BT E WING co.
AUGUST W. WOEBkEN.
Jan. !, 1855. Secretary and Treasurer.
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Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pills. assist digestion. cure headache. 25c.
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Sales bn 9nrtion.

SALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
- THE PROPERTY OF ThB GoNERNhENI OF
CHIII-The Government Of Chill VIII sell 81 PUBIC au
ton In the city Santiago. Chill the 10Th OF ooDr
next and following days 81 nitrate works ana u nitrate
beds situated Province OF Tarapaca the toai ue
OF said properties being nearly t2mp,UD ttwo mliion
pounds serling). Parties interested may apply LOT
information to the Consul General ~ Chill In New-l ok'
and the consuls II Chill Philadelphia and Boston
S,IPREME COCRT.-SECURiTY TRUST COMPANY OF
- ROCHESTER,. y Y. Temporary Receiver OF
the Ale and Beef Manufacturing Company against Denis
Coleman and othcrs-Pusuant to an order OF the su.
nrcuc Court duly made this action. all tho assets OF
The Ale Beef Manufacturing Company comprising us
brewery 3Oth street. New-fork. lis leases hNt-
urcs hottlng plant patents TRADEMARKS aie
hOgshcads. barrels. wagons. etc VIII De sou az pubic
ian free and all claims 10 No tsIO West
10th street Nav 18th, 1871, at ii O'Clock
a. m. Liberal credit given. 90 -, -
For inspection ana terms OF sale call AZ me brewery
NJ eco Nest 3oth street any week day between 10
and /: in the forenoon and in the after
Dated May 7ih. 1894. 49, . ,,,.,-,--.-, =. y.
SECURITY Trust COMPANY OF lV)OlitSl Els y. L.
HARRIS & HARRIS. temporary receiver
Attorneys for Receiver. Rochester, y l.
GEO GEOGHEGAN. Auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

SUMMER HOMES ON LONG ISLAND.
A pamphlet giving names location &c. Of Hotels and
Boarding Long leland viii BE- furnished free
Of application AZ H. 12. go i3l3 iroalway' y -
333 Ful'on-si. and Flathush-ayc. station L. J. X. Il.
Brooklyn. inclose 20 stamp to
H. NJ SMITH. Traffic Manager L. l. r r.. L. T. city. NY
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GUNNER Resort 0n0r.
GOING TO TIVE COUNTRY

Looking for some place which combines
Health Pleasure. Economy?
~ Sc scrd cents Tor postage. call and get free
at Offices below. the illustrated book Summer Homes,
IL gives lift hotels. and boarding houses. with
- GOOD BOARD Al S. FER WEEK
had upward in Sullivan Ulster. and Delaware Counties
on tho main line ard branches IL the Ncw-fork. on
iario and Western Railway; 1900 feet above the sea;
location prices fares. &c. all In =; can be had iIec
in Ncw-York At Nos IL 1875, III. 2i2 sI ga. md l3,
Broadway. 49, 9th Az. -; East 10th 81; 20 west
I25th ST 25i Columbus Az IL Aston Place. ticket
offices foot Franklin and West 42d SITS; in Brooklyn.
4 Court ST. Fulton St 2i5 Atlantic Az. Us Broad
24o Manhattan Az Grcenpoin or of J. c; Andrr-
On MAY 10 tickets for one fare VIII
be sold nj al Broadway and ferry Offices giving an OPP
portuny OF personally selecting n summer home md
also enjoy days nshinr in this delightful region;
tickets good returning MAY 81.
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ALLOWANCES
E0TEl. D[El Nl0MTE

OPENS MAY ETH
This hotel ia situated about mile from Saranac
Lake Village. Elevation. 100 feet Near Hotel Amper
sand Modern convenience For mites and circular al
dress J. T.. 4 W u MEAGHER SHrannc Lake. y. y.
mott rcc.nty Marel-. IIlns- N Dc MouniaIn,.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
AHE "tSi
rANY' defendant. nE e h'Tl3R: SALE.
a IN Se bearing da
day May. 1894 and MED the office OF the Clerk OF
District OF Ne%-Yok the rndersned the %
@ sc of 9s Ga@ o p as an Sn
at the ONCE Of the said The Nicaragua Canal consiuc
the CITY Of New-york. the 2sh day o. May 1894 at
@ 9s ana nay & W besnsnS % M
said The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company spcc-
fed in the said decree and therein deserted as follows
All and singular the right. title In,eres, Of the
Company in and TO the following property and assets
% certain contract bearing date r the "a day Of JAM
Company Of Nicaragua and The Nicaragua Canal Con-
sD one hundred and forty.eIght thousand seven hun
dred and eleven and 9nshS 1+s shares o, the
ragua including the right title and interest Of the Re
Snd partly PAID for but not deveTed ana in stock Of
said COMPANY pledged as to secure unpaid loans
go The obligation Of The Maritime Canal Company OF
liver TO The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
o. ats s uy @ Executed by Th
Canal Company OF Nicaragua specifically obligating that
and expressly eseryns any rights with reference 70 snd
way by the said The Maritime Canal Company OF Mica
ragua by the holders OF any outstanding collateral
by such bondhodcrs and by the holders
Of any bond scrip OF the said The Nicaragua Canal Con-
sfrlcon Company heretofore issued and outstanding
(a) Two thousand five hundred and seventy-eght and
(2,o7Si5 shares OF the stock OF The
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company. including all
right title and interest OF the Receiver In and to
tain stock subscribed for and partly paid for but not
delivered stock pledged collateral to unpaid
loans said Company
IS All other and property (oher than CASH OF
The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company. including
anv and all credits subscriptions claims and
rights OF action the possession OF the Receiver OF
said Company. 49, 800
dated. New-York May 5th 1854
THOMAS II. ATKINS,
Permanent Receiver Of
The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company.
LUDLOW, PHILIPS e. WINTHROP.
Solicitors for Receiver.
No. ~ Cedar Street. New York Citx~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

GHllIMal.D PARK HOUSE

on LAKE NNNNANTIIL.
in hear; Of the Sorh Wooir. Reached by the
nrN 4 st !. linz from o. e. Depot. Ace. nfa'iai~,
900 guests All modern improvement Hunting ani hshins
uus.rpaascd QUEEN ANN 'OTIAGEs f1r rental
WIN = INGoLD Manager.
For illustrated pamphlet ~ ini.rmatot can o, al
dress II y GHsWOLD. Room 10 World Bulling. y l.
IIna IL IL.
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Summer Vacation

described In n illustrated book "StMMER
HOMES AMONG THE GREEN HILLS or VERMONT
AND ALONG TIE SHORES OF LAKE CHAMPLAlN.
continuing selected addresses 81 the Rest Family
Homes for entertaining Summer Guests at prices from
81 SO per week. also list 81 finest Hotels with
prices md Excursion Rates pleasures. fishing
boating. climate and scenery. al uncxcclled
Mailed free application TO
4. w. ECCLESTONE or s. w. CUMMINGS.
C = ~ r,-,,,,.,.. N-.,r-yo,k q A u Aihans
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Dannne Afaormlrs.

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Mem 11nblirallons.

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1earher5.

A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GoveFnsssA
&c 20 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Nis II. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 70 Union square
GENCY Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors prot.ssoi,
"A teachers ETC.. In all deps reconntnif
schools $50 eth-avs Book Bding cor 7otn-'
N y. EDUCATIONAL BUREAU ms best list 81 is9ch-
N. ers no charge employers: schools recommended
II. s. KELLOGG. 81 Eas, e;h-si. " y.
rI,t-TOR-A Everett Stone Yale 5ei 5th-avc.; fpe-
calst in tutoring FOR college examinations 40 stu
dents coached for Yale alone IN six years
VALE GRADUATE. experienced and successful tutor
and teacher desires engagement for the and
for next year Address YALE Box 43. 1.2i2 broadway
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LONG BEACH A@@@GlA l[l@M
Announces the Opening 0;
LONG BEACH, [. D.
SEASON OF 1894.

This Resort I. within reach Of New York and
p-ook;yn Frequent rnin-. moderate rnter The Beach
{. unercced as a summe. rerort anywhere on the At
laniic coast.
Malaria and kindred troubles are unknown Sanitary
rules strictly enforced Pure drinking water from pro-
,ecteI springs On the mainland Both surf and saltwater
bathing Unlimited opportunities FOR boating and fishing
HOTEL will be conducted upon European or American
Ilan and open let under the management OF MT
Charles ! Lindsay Rooms viii be let nj reasoha'e
rates. Transient rate. 81 20 per day American plan
Liberal reduction week. m nth Or season
FURNISHED COTTAGES bc rented for 500 and
upwards and viii he ready ~ May II. Gas and water
or. Included IN rent, THE ASSOCIATION has arranged
Tor SUMNER PARLIAMENT during July and August,
REV DAVID JAMES BCRRELL. u. D.. PRESIDENT.
The following aeiknown speakers viii cooperate;
Joseph Cook Prof Alfred q. Schauiier. Jesse l. Hurl-
but H. H.. Wilbur r. Crafts. u. T., John L. Scudder.
D. D. A G. Dixon j.. -. T. y. Stcarn-. John q.
woolley Thomas L. Murphy Mrs. J. Ellen Foster Mrs
psrnes DR. Tranc. T.. CLARK - y. Tyler d. D.. Mrs.
rot,ome Mrs Ostfanier. lion. Wallace brroc and many
others.
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ADfpOSpkCKg
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
1Tfjis W0W[DSWRy

TIIZARfTITTONS. -. Y. Located amidst The grani's'
scenery. TIE largest ana inject house 10 .
place Talic AMI service Unsurpassed. Ny farms anl
gardens supply fresh milk. cr@afn butter
esgs chickens vegetables Pue running spring water
throughout Electric bells. baths ana latest
sanitary pumhing. Orchestra. billiards. bowling aileys
and lawn ana charming drive iuir
dry. biacing air. POSITIVELY 80 MoSQi iIoks. ~
MALARIA NJ Taiy-T coaches and carriages meet an
boats and Trains Nesfuo and connect with REGULAR
K-cn- Valley. Cascade Lake. Adirondack Ldy@
and Lake Placid. Procure through tickets Telegraph
express AMI ticket Offices the house Circulars with
city references. ORLANDO KELLOGG Proprietor.
A FERRIS. Mgr.
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EIIGIHI[LAM[D HOUSE.

GARRISON N-HCDSON. y. Y.
Only Ia hours from New-Yors CITY Pure mountain
air purcst spring water. and sanitary plumbing open
in May Write Tor circular and prices Al Buckingham
Hotel Thursdays. 80 to , 30 p. m. .. ,
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Craal Notices

IN PURSUANCE Of an order made by the
i Hon Henry w Booksaver. Of the justices Of the
Court OF Common for the city and County Of
New-York the 18th day of Aprl, 1884 notice IS
hereby given all creditors and perHons having
claims against Thomas Lotion lately doing business In the
CITY and County New York that they required
present claims, with the vouchers therefor.
duly verified the subscriber. the duly appointed as
sgnee of the Thomas Lotion for the benefit Of his
creditors at place transactng business. the
office OF Wise x Lchensten. Nos 30 and 81 Exchange
Place In the City NewYoTk, before the 2st day
Of July. 1894
Dated New York. April 18th. 1894.
WILLIAM MOOREs.
WISE & IICHTENSTEIN. Assignee.
Attorneys for Assignee
80 and - Exchange Place.
--uc-N York
The evening world., 1894-04-24
COxEY's TROOP MOVING ON.
Met by an Escort of Frederick
County, Md, Deputies.

10Y AbsociAted frobb-D
BooNESBORO. Md, April 24.-Three
hundred men. the greatest number since
the army left Massillon, accompanied
The Commonweal on its march out Of
|b~oonesboro. The party had camped
within sight of the battle ground OF
south Mountain, and several Of the men
pad dug up bullets on the field where
ne camp was pitched. The march car
led the party owe another part of the
3attie ground and through Turner'S
zap.
One of the conspicuous points on the
Ene was ,Washington's monument, a
cugh, white stone structure, built by
he masons On the summit of the noun
am. 1t was saluted with three cheers
the army. Another object of inter-
~, winch, however, was not cheered.
Ias the handsome Summer house of
Hted Washington authoress. whose
Pouhtain eyrie is perched Just on the
puhty line that runs over the noun
~ Ihe march to Frederick is six
EN- miles, and the men will have a
M M Pnil to make 1t in day,
cort OF deputy sheriffs promised by the
Eederick County authorities met the
Xpminonweal al Bolivar Heights. this
Forming. Just after passing through
Iresrs Gap The thirty deputies, un
I'd mounted. making a fermidabie ar.
!: Ihe army marched by in silence
rw4wne being at h rear of the column
ne escort Will accompany the. army
me county line. h people declare
Fiermit Is a needless expense. but Mayor
Gainst the army, and declares that he
see them safely out of the county
IL costs u thousand dollars.