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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday January 16-p. m.
The financial situation unhappily is not ma
terially improved. In a published letter the Sec
rotary of the Treasury admits the necessity OF
a bond issue. and in 1t he goes so far as TO
threaten that If the Congress will not cothe
him with new power he VIII be "constralned by
a sense of public duty" to issue bonds under ex-
listing laws. The position taken By the secretary
is praiscwor,hy. but it is doubtful II he will
enforce his threat even If Congress iaiis TO
furnish the desired relief The lower house is
tied up in a useless discussion on the proposed
tariff reform. and the Senate or at least its
Finance Commute, appears to be opposed to
new legislation on financial subjects. The pre-
vious course of the Secretary has not been
wholly Ingenious and the Senate committee
may be excused for treating his latest suggestion
with reserve. The members of the committee
fail to repentance on the part OF hnahciai
sinner genuine even If at the eleventh hour.
The credit Of the country. however. Is not
thing to be triied with. and II is no excuse Tor
inaction in Congress that Secretary OF the
Treasury has been SLOW TO perceive the danger
Gus shore toward which he was drifting An
issue of bonds for a long time has been ineNila-
bic. and the constant shrinkage Of the god pal
arce finally will compel it. Members Of Congress
will DO well if they do not oppose from personal
or political reasons the course OF events. II Is
probable that no other country could support
for 30 long time an inflated currency on a
small basis. The daily Washington statement
shows gold balance Of less than Sn,'Oo.ooo. ana
Sub-Trcasury payments. which do not yet APP
pear in this report. have been unusually heavy.
The stock market to-day was duh and irregular.
From the first stocks which nave an interna-
tional market pressed for sale, and at the
end they suffered the largest losses. The selling
for European account was not heavy but II was
persistent and probably would have been more
extensive if the securities had been more Will
jngly absorbed The early movement was OPP
posed by specialties and some of the industrial
stocks but in the late dealings the downward
me vemont became uniform. The closing was
weak and in many Instances at the lowest
figures, but excepting Louisville and Nashville
and Philadelphia and Reading final losses were
less than per cent. st. Paul was the most
active stock and at It's lowest point suffered
q decline of 2. per cent Exceptional gains were
recorded only by Chicago Gas and Distilling and
Cattle Feeding but even in these cases early
advances were nearly lost
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
A sale of S. 900 registered As at 1929 was made
mt decline OF u per cent. BIDS Tor both
classes Of the issue were reduced The closing
quotations were as follows:
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finanrial.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Nicaragua Canal
Construction Company:

stockholders owning nearly 1000 shares OF the capt.
tai stock Of the Nicaragua Canal Construction Com
ua,v being a minority OF the outstanding stock have
signed the Reorganization Agreement Of December Sth.
s3 and the Committee Reorganization hereby give
notice:
That they have declared said Reorganization Agreement
oner tive and in full force ami effect:
That stockholders who have asserted. who may de-
sire 10 assent said Reorganization Agreement. are
required forthwith deposit their certificates Of stock
with the Central Trust Company OF New-Yori with
duly executed transfers thereof
That stockholders WHO fal to deposit their stock
before the day Of February 1894. be excluded
from the benefits Of ;he proposed reorganization;
That any sockholer who elects pay $3.50 per share.
in order L, secure the benefits flowing from pay
mont must make such payment at the time OF deposit
ing his stock and his election then
later rcconsidered.
New York January T. 1891.
JOHN IL. BARTLETT. Chairman.
United Bank Building.
SMITH NJ. WEED,
Plattsburgh. y. Y.
HENRY f. ROWLAND,
~ Anderson & Rowland.
RICHARD l.. EDWARDS,
Prest. Bank Of OF New York.
JOHN j. EMERY.
of Emery Bros. Cincinnati.
WILHELMIS MYNDERSE,
Of Butler Stilman d Hubbard.
f.. Il. sIBLEY,
of MarGuand &. Parmly
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share) on the preferred stock for the quarter
ending December 81.
\ quarterly dividend OF IL per cent has been
declared By the Long Island Railroad Company
The directors of the Phenix Insurance Com
pany have declared a semi-annual dividend Of
per cent.
share has been declared by the Homestake Min
ing CompanN
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STEAMBOATS,.

N]WRW0GGl l1ITlsa
INSIDE hOU h!-DNS ~ Aht.S
MISSION WOI.CESIt.ks. ~.
stc~hcs .,.,a ricr ~ (o.d) Hsrt, i.,,s. 1neA. to
Desbrosscs ST. Ferry at 80 T. NJ daiy except SUNDAY
connecting ,estILulru cApItss tta.h Na\WS New
London, at } ) A. M
NJ EW-IAIEN-FARE Sl-MhSnilccnt new
II twn.~ew steel steamer "isciati reoN, thc fryer.
fastest steamer Long Island souni leaves i1r p
J.. a I d. H.. Sundays. rN,.P,,u arriving AZ
New Haven : Is H. n IN tmo for uiihs TO Mcrldcn.
Hartford springfield aud North
- TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
~ East steamers leave New Pier ~ n H.. foot OF
Spring 81. at 600 +. NJ daily except SUNDAY.
DvEnTI slMEYTs AND SUnscEirIioyS, t3t
trrvfD Al TIIE ifFfowN oFsICE 40; eis :, nroaa.
TisrMiNiS at the following Branch OFFICES, ga
Eighth.a,c. C. cor. T,oaty tlrd.sti lo2 nNth-aNc .
1857 Fourth-nNe.. corner Fourteerth,t too rhlruaNr.
corner Forty scyenthst lo29 Thfaa,e me,r SNt ny
ir,t-t ,1os Firstn'c; 100 W,st b ~.
Colun bsa,c. - Avenue las5 Iha;a,e ri; 20 Wss
w ~ ,ra,,e ok 'T'hlrd.aye.. bot Onc.hundred
andtNcl.th ani one hundred and sSrsesn" sss'
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Hneiion Sales, financial.
LOUIS NE>iER Auciienccr.
REGULAR AUCTION sAl.E o.
STOCKS AND EONDS,
IL, ADRIAN H. MILIEI a son.
VEu\F.D<Y Jt\IiEN ~.

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~.
Al 1870 O'clock & The y r ~ RAJ Estate ''''
CBy order O, Ev,cdio.sJ
40 shares Pacific rlrr IN, - -,
rs s@ars. 3,Tss, and s s 4
10 shares rle Gasranee ana ri. a '@ Co
III shares I'n~d State W.rchou-" g..
100 shares y. y. Real Estlt" Association
81. shares rGi,on Municipal o. &c. = nki,n
To-, s s%rc1 Kaaraal X.san AMI 'ranl r,pi' +, II
5000 =; ' ipi So ana san rrsnc.co r. l. q MTG r.
$1,000 K bhr WIZ and ohio II Il ist M'sc p. c.
81, 900 So%,n;rn iaciac Terminal ist M'se. p c.
o.., 49,. b. ig" d., . "%a mt. coal 60
{. sRs,s FTs@io r TUE CO. Co., q r y i2"
$50 go Lchigh ana NIeeshane coai 60. : p g c'n-
so 90 fi,n ana PER- Marquette 1T M,ge ,.
SO 900 NeIlork G,y f. Central Park fund s,ge
30 shares intel sat- ;,,, Mo', S, -, a.
900 K e s'.oq a Of M Ma NIX 20, Ms, p c.
$50 600 1nc na '-' and quincy r. Il. iowa div
So ooo Z = ana Enc r. Il. 4tn Mice Esona.
$1,000 Mi1s ,,s Iacinc r. II 81 Mtse p Bonds.
5000 "sc Shore Dividend C. I'qn ,.,. 80 80,
l s." s9f c,n;i S y ~ p C Gonl Msc Bonds,
1881 1900
So 90 Ininn Pacific ut Mge G. Bonds. Jan " iNri
xlmp Union Pacific lst Mtg" c. Bonds. Jan " i>',
.iOp Ininn Pacific fst Mige. T.. Bonds JUll. 1871.
So ur, Union Pacific Ist Mge Iioris. JaL'y lS'N
az go MON Pacific Mtg. bonds Ju!N. 1S!>
MON la'lic 1t MFG j. l''il- JIM 'N.''
so1cs Amrrichn Dock * IInpt Co. 1t MIG. > 3. @.
s., 900 PITS Cinn ana s. I.ors II. r. LIST Cons. r.
Bonds. 1900.
$50 90 i5unk.rk warren and PITTS. Il. H. Is' Mtge
$4,000 c '''. lnG s., Louis and chic f. r. Is Mec
SIC 900 canada southern II. H. od Mge. : Bonds,
1913
100 shares Detroit IIllsdale and Southwestern L. Il.
S2oOoo International and I'ht Northern H. L. lS' MW'
=. g.. Bonds 1919
81 jefferson IL. H. 60. lst hise. j. e. Elnd' I"'
s.I5 NJ. Hudson County Ewhy Co. " D. 'Dna. and
Mtgr. Ponds l?@S. . . 1890 :
H. e.. Bonds 1909.
2O3 shares Warren Railroad Co. - ,
$1,000 :Usp"nson Bil,Igr " IN" Junction H. H. ~
Mtgc T. e. Guar. Bonds 1900
$1,000 Iittsburg and Western H. L. lHt Mtge =. G.
Bonds. 1917. .
$1,000 central Pacific H. II. lst Mtge. 6 D. Bonds,
July. 1850. .
80 900 1'cntsnl Pacific r. r. lst Mtge. p Bonds.
1900 Central Pacific r. r. LIST Mige. p Bonds.
IS 900 Central Pacific r. r. lst MtGe & p Bonds.
July. lSas
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CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
NEW YORK. January 10Th. 1894.
TTIIE BOARD or DIRECTORS has this da

declared dividend ~ Six cont 90 per cent? pay
able the shareholders aud after the lst day II
February
The transfer books will De closed from January 10Th
February II.
I.OFTIN LOVE. Cashler
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for This Port.

STEAMSHIPS.
Glenloig [Br1, Hay, Shields, sid Jan % via
Delaware Breakwater. Due Feb II.
Scotsman lBrl, Schlossmann, Shields, sid Jan
saturniua [Spl, Bengoa, Liverpool, sid Feb f.
SHIP.
Bravo [Norl. Meyer, at Bristol Dec II via
Arendal.
BARKs
Areola TNor1, Johansen, cid Liverpool Jan %.
Ajax [Nor1, Petersen. Holyhead Dec 10.
Bremen TGerl SitZen. at Maranham Dec l.
Christel [Rusl, Tenstrom, Valencia, sid Jan
10.
Cyphrian [NorI, Hansen, Sharpness sid Jan l.
Caroline lNorl, Mass, Dunkirk, sid Jan %, put
in Arendal 30, leaking.
Catharina [Norl. Carlson, London sid Jan 81.
Carin tSwl, Bruce, Liverpool, sid Jan via
Bahia.
Emma Muller [Gerl, Kaduz, st Nazaine, sid
Jan 10.
Gier IBr], McNutt, London. sid Dec 81.
Guldregn tNorl, Hansen, Garston Dock, sid
Hausa [Rusl Hohnstrom, Marseilles, sid Jan
Kamfjord [Norl, Hansen, Fleetwood, sid Dec
Michelino [Itall, Albano, Cork, sid Dec 20.
Mary E Chapman tBrl, Kyf1n, Rotterdam,
sid Dec 81.
Mississippi [Norl, Jacobsen, Liverpool, Dec
% via Barbados.
Torguato [Ital Trapani London, sid Dec T.
Tikoma [Norl, Nelson, Bowling, sid an via
Mobile.
BARKENTINE.
Hattie G Dixon, Masterton, at Baltimore.
Feb 10.
SCHOONERS.
Charmer, Daboll New York sid Jan 81
John K Bergen, --, at New York Jan 25
John r Holiday, Moore, Delaware Break
water, sid FEB g.
] deBignou, at Providence Feb via Nor
folk.
Lydia N Deering, Hamilton, Rockland sid
Jan 20 via Baltimore.
Maud Snare Lowell, New York sid Feb /.
oscar c Schmidt, Bacon, Philadelphia, cid
S Marts McElwee, Baltimore, sid Feb 5.
FebS.
Vanlaer Black, Lacy, Baltimore, sid Jan 81.
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cro-leston. Feb 11-Arrived, schrs Frank
,-oII,g5arberchen forget, New York; Mary
afnr4 Rutledge, Wilmington, NC,
oSGsn'4ijed steamers Avalon lBrl, Cox, BARGE
- AID Genoa; Norfolk lBrl, Woolston' LlV-
erB BgJt Tampa. Feb 10-Arrived, steamship
whitney. staples, New orleans ana sailed lot
Punta Gorda' -. O,i,,o..a NscIxev Kav
,,,s1t and Havana; Florida, Hall, Mobile.
"Saiyeston Tex, Feb 11-Arrived, steamship
parlZteld Jones, Liverpool.
Sailed steamships Lampassas, BurroWs
-, York: sand Hill [Brl, Rowlands, Liver
ooi. schr Helen, Rand Campeachy.
Sow orleans, Feb 1l-Arrived, steamships
Abana TBrl. Foreman, Liverpool; Prof Morse
Gerchow, Cetba. - w..
Iosanb Oteri Jr, Ceiba; Barbada, Liverpool;
Tyr aud Jarl Bocas del Toro; bark Gradlosa'
tTew York. Feb 9-Arrived, schr H 5 Ian
tair woodland, Jacksonville.
Philadelphia, Feb 9-Arr1ved, schrs Ella L
Daypnuort Dalton, Pensacola; Robt w
Massey Hunter, Jacksonville.
Portland, Feb 9-Arrived, schr Joel F Shep-
ard Welsh, Savannah.
Teixoes. FEB 3-Arrived, bark Fernando
port. Oliviera, Savannah for Oporto
Ponaron, Feb S-Salled, steamer Arcs BIT
Charleston. $3.50 I'LL. 1or,,a rprs1
puhling Savannah for Goole.
Dublin Feb ARRIVED, bark Darwin lBrI,
Thomas Fernandina.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 9-Arrived, steamer Lake
Nepiron Taylor, Brunswick
1oTbados Feb 9-Sailed, barks Pandora
rFr7 Brunswick; Pippo Savona LItall, Wtlm'
ingtOn
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GUYTON ITEMS.
Matters of Interest in That Flourish-
ing Town.


Guyton, Ga, Feb. 11.-George
Fulcher, colored, who was ar
rested and put in Jail last week, an ac-
count of which appeared in the MORNING
News, has been sentenced to the chain
gang for twelve months.
J. S. Baynard, at the sale Of the Bay
nard estate at Beaufort, S. c., last week,
purchased one of the small islands that
belonged to the estate. He will erect a
neat cottage on the island and his elder
son. Eddie, will 90 over and live there as
soon as "a suitable tenant is found. Mr.
Baynard intends putting some game upon
the island and will with his friends
make an occasional trip to hunt and fish.
Mr. John M. Speir has been on a
month s visit TO his sister, Mrs. William
Futrell, at San Antonio, Texas. He re-
turned yesterday and Mrs. Futrell came
with him.
The town council will meet Monday
night for the purpose of filing the va
cancy caused by Marshal Neidlingers
resignation.
Mrs. Sarah sGuerard has rented the
dwelling on the south side of Springfield
street, belonging TO j. S. Baynard, and Is
now occupying it.
Guyton Glee Club has reorganized. The
first regular meeting of the season was
held at the residence of w. B. Nell, last
night.
The officers were elected as followsi
President Jack Lawrence; vice presi-
dent, Miss Mona Meredith; secretary,
Miss Bessie Lanier; corresponding secre-
tary, Tom Purse; treasurer, Miss Geor-
gia Cubbage.
Miss Ella Hays Cook, of Savannah, is
spending few days with Rev. 0. f.
Cook
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Per steamship Gate City from Boston
Augusta Steamboat Co. J H Behr Byck Bros
Brush Z L & P Co, Bradley & J, Butler & s,
Estate 5 w Branch, Z 5 Byck x Co, K Bos-
sett, COllat Bros. NJ S & d A Byck a DOvle,
Decker & ID, NJ J Doyle Eckman & V, w l.
EXley, l Epstein & Bro. A Ehrlich Bro.
Frank & Co, Fretwell 4 N Electric Supply
Co, Emo, NJ Ferst Sons s. Co, Fell s {, ,
Cell s. Q, 5 GUckenheimer Il Sons. Finn Bros
j n HurlDurt, L X Hernandez Kavanaugh &
b, d kOhler Lippman Bros Launey s. q. L
Kessler, E Lovells Sons. John Lyons & Co
j McGrath & Co, j Martini, Mohr Bros, E
Murray, Morning News, Meinhard Bros s. Co.
NJ Nathan, q n Nichols, y l. Newton. order
notify Herman & K, order notify j B Neeley,
Palmer Hardware Co. n Pauisen,J Perlinski
John ROurke s. Son, ] Rosenheim & Co, II r
Rain, Solomons & Co, : F & w Ry. E A
Smith, Savannah Steam Bakery, The Miller
Co, w d S1mklns, Savannah Furniture Co,
Southern Express Co. Savannah G & W Co,
Savannah Grocery Co, H Solomon & Son, A
Won Nyenheim. J J Sullivan, j D Weed s. Co,
G X, ) + W Ry, City & Sub Ry Co, F NJ
Weaver, F & Ry steamer Alpha, steamer
E Barker, steamer Bellevue.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS

p. p. p. stimulates the appetite and aids
the process of assimilation cures nervous
troubles and invigorates and strengthens
every organ Of the body. Nervous prostration
is also cured by the great and powerful p. p.
Z. Its effects are permanent and lasting.
II you feel weak and badly, take p. p. p,
and you Will regain your flesh and strength.
For rheumatism, malaria and syphilis p. p.
p. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
is the best known remedy.
For females in delicate healths, for indi-
gestion and dyspepsia take only p. y. p. 1t
is the best spring medicine in the world
W. II. Wilder, mayor Of Albany, Ca says
he has suffered with rheumatism for fifteen
years, and in that time he tried all the
so-called specifics but 10 no purpose HIS
grandson. who was on the Brunswick and
Western railroad, finally got him bottle OF
=. Il. T.. The first bottle OF =. =. p. showed
It's remarkable effects, and after using short
time the rheumatism disappeared and he
writes be feels Ike a new man and takes
pleasure In recommending II 20 rheumatism
suferers.-ad
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South Georgia veterans.

Waycross, Ca, Feb. 1.-THE South
Georgia Confederate Veterans Associa-
tion convened here yesterday. There
was good attendance. Nine new mems
bers were added to the associate Capt.
James Knox presided, and Capt. W. D.
Hamilton acted as secretary. The officers
for the ensuing year are: w. ID. Hamil-
ton, president; J. M Lee, first vice presi-
dent; j. j. Wilson, secretary and treas
urer; Rev, j. W. Quarterman, chaplain.
The association heartily Endorsed Gen.
Clement A. Evans for governor. II was
decided that Gen. John b. Gordon should
be invited TO deliver his celebrated lecture
on THE Last Days of the Confederacy"
in this place at an early date. The asso-
citation will hold an adjourned meeting
on the second Saturday in March.
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Exports.

Per steamship City OF Birmingham for
New York-l12 GALES upland cotton, 45 bales
domestics and yarns, 2l5 Dbls rice, 1875 bols
pitch 800 bbls rosin 81 bbls Ssh, 80 bbls fruit,
i. 800 boxes fruit 9s bbls vegetables, 935 boxes
vegetables. 70 tons pig iron, 20 bbls rosin oil
5 bbls crude rosin, 26l sacks cotton seed hulls,
116 boxes tobacco, 277 pkgs mdse, refriger-
etOrs berries.
Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
ia bales upland cotton, 10I bales linters, 224
bales domestics and yarns A bb!s rice, 507
bbs rosin, 40 bbls spirits turpentine, 20 24O
kegs. 10 bbls rosin oil, 32O pkgs fruit, SO bbls
sugar 43 bbls oysters 140 casks clay, 80 bales
paper stock, 267 pkgs mdse.
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Yellow Faces are Not Pretty.

Still less SO are the symptoms Of the COM
plant that makes faces yellow-liver trouble.
u is indicated by pains in the right side and
through the right shoulder blade, by nausea,
vertigo, sick headache sour breath and furred
tongue. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remove
IL completely, as well as constipation and
dyspepsia. its associates. Prevent malaria.
rheumatism and kidney complaint with this
sterling remedy.-ad,
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic lnforma
tion will be furnished masters OF vessels free
NJ charge in United States photographic Of
fee in the custom house. Captains are re-
ouested to call at the office,
Reports of wrecks and derel1cts received
for transmission to the navy department.
SCALES, Ensign U S N, in charge.
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MRs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used FOR children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays AL pain,
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for
diArrh@A twenty-five cents soe-
tla.-Ad.
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Through the kindness of the manage
ment of the New York Daily Times, am
enabled TO furnish sample copies, free, to
those readers who are interested in get
The sample copies can be had at Estill's
News Depot, q 4 Bull street, Savannah,
IA -ad
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston-CG
A4 7lLIited States buoy tender Wisteria,
,I q tam pria, from Port Royal, with lighter
OF ~ Io1lLsr Ethel Carroll. Augusta and way
,-5sjIgs-W T Gibson. Manager.
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MarItime Miscellany.

London, Feb 9-Steamer Gracla SpI at
Tjverpool from Galveston recently with fire
in her cargo, has finished discharging. About
q 800 bales Of cotton are sound and about the
same number of bales damaged by fire and
Water.
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FOR GENERAL DEBILITY


DR.. K. D. FA1REx, New Orleans, La,
says: II have almost universally seen
good effects produced by it in diseases of
the male organs of generation, general
debility and pulmonary diseases. "-ad.
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uAalNE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Rises. 1900 80
80 ~J~-~~~-~-~~~~@~~~~S@>
IN Wafer at Fort Pulaski li:2e am 1l:52 pm.
Central Standard Time.
Monday, Feb. u, 1894.
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Per steamship Gate City from Boston
G Robinson, c Means, Miss w Grimes
(coD Mrs X M Gordon and child, Molnar,
A Jones, G o Nickery. Mrs wilkins, H
Stone. w H Stone Miss Lou NJ Mari, C F
Shellebar, Mrs E f Emo, Ernest Emo, S Brad
ley (colJ, Miss r V Gary, Jas Grillon.
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REPORTS OF coMMIrrEEs.

The committee of the whole, to whom was
referred the bids for cleaning sinks recon-
mend that the bid of NJ a. Buttimer be ac-
cepted, provided that he furnishes bond in
the sum OF *. 600 for the faithful performance
OF the contract. The term of contract to be
three years and the sureties on the bond as
well as upon the deferred payments for the
plant to be approved Of by the mayor and
finance committee.
The committee further recommends that
upon the adoption Of this report the city at
torney be instructed to prepare contract to
carry same into effect.
JOHN J. MCDoNoUGH,
Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
Report adopted
The committee OF the whole report favora-
bly, upon the following applications to retail
liquor:
Henry Daily, No. 10 Jefferson St.. between
Congress and Congress lane.
Jas }. Degnan S. W. cor. Of West Broad
and st. Julian SITS.
May Forester, $. W. cor of Houston and
McDonOugh SITS.
Elizabeth GaTney s. W. cor. of Congress and
Houston SITS.
J. F. Hoffman, s. e. cor. of Broughton and
East Broad SITS.
John Lyons & Co., n. e. cor Of Broughton and
Whitaker SITS.
Addle Pierce, 5. e. cor. of Houston and South
Broad SITS.
D. Schlottolborg, n. e. cor. of Hall and Price
NJ. S Ybanez S. e. cor. of Bay lane and Dray-
ton st.
w. Il. K. smith, NO. 2O4 congress 81.
II. Toehl 8. e. cor. Of Habersham and Liberty
SITS.
Mrs. Ann Yanken, NO. IS Reynolds st.
JOHN J. MCDONOUGH
Chairman Committee OF the Whole.
Report adopted.
The committee OF the whole report ad-
versely TO the following applications to retail
liquor.
A. Larsen, No. So Houston st., s. ". cor.
South Broad 50. lane.
G.. T. Erickson, No. 1871 Congress st., between
Barnard and Whitaker streets the latter
having already been refused by council, and
the action taken on additional petition for
reconsideration. JOHNJ. MCDONoUGH.
Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
Report adopted.
The committee OF the whole. TO whom was
referred the petition Of O.. 7. Erickson rec.
ommend that the prayer OF petition be not
granted, ana that the action OF council already
taken IN refusing Erickson permission 20 re
tail liquor AZ the locality mentioned, stand.
JOHN j. MCDoEOuGH
Chairman.
Report adopted
The committee Of the whole 20 whom was
referred the petition OF j H. LANCE recon
men that the prayer Of petitioner be- not
granted and tho action Of council already
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LADIES

Needing tonic, or children who want build.
ing up, should take
BEtOwN'S IRON HITTEHs.
u Is pleasant; cures Malaria Indigestion,
biiOusnesa. Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
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ACCOUNTS,

The committee on accounts report that tn ey
have examined and found correct bills against
the city amounting to Sl4 1863, 90 as per accom-
panying schedule and recommend that the
same be passed for payment Geo. j. MILLS,
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
The report OF the committee was received
and amounts as per schedule annexed we're
passed for payment.
Roam HEALTH
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OFFICIAL.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
omoiaI Proceedings of Council.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 81. lss4.-CouaciI met
this evening at s o'clock. Present: Hon.
John j. McDonough, Mayor; Alderman
George ]. Mills, chairman Of eountil Al
derman r. L. Harris, vice chairman Of council:
Aldermen ohan, Dixon, Pollard. Haines.
Mcmillan Myers, o Brlen. SCreven and Wells
The minutes OF the last regular meeting
and adjourned meeting Of Jan. - were con
firmed.
On motion, the rules were suspended and
council went into an election to nil the va
cancy occasloned by the resignation OF Alder
man Cam. w. G. Charlton. Esq was unani-
mously elected, and Aldermen Dixon, Wells
and Screven were appointed a committee to
request the gentleman to accept and appear
before council to be sworn in. Mr. Charlton
appeared and took the oath as an alderman OF
the city OF savannah, which was administered
by his honor, the mayor.