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Maximum temperature. e6o: minimum en-.

IVIII Q % IIA NUI2I
perature. "a.
The hight of the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. m. 10th meridian time yesterday was
90 feet, a rise of 2.2 feet during the preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending p. m, Aug. 10, 1894, 10Th Meridian
time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1900 ~--J~-0-~S~~Ce~sNe~N-O
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is
~ hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing demands against MOLLIE HAM
BLETON, late Of said county, deceased
TO present them TO the undersigned prop
eriy made out within the time prescribed
by law, so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indie bted TO said
deceased are hereby required TO make imme-
dlate payment 10 me.
JORDAN f. BROOKS,
Administrator estate OF Molie Hambleton
dcCeased.
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Pilot charts and all photographic informa.
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge in United States photographic
once in the custom house. Captains are re-
Quested to call at the ONCE.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission TO the navy department
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the schr Jennie s Hall just south OF Lookou
shoals The schr was bound south.
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement TO the first
floor of the Custom House, and now occupies
the ONCE in the northeast corner OF the
building.
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ENOR RENT, IliJl Price street: 5 rooms,
= SIC per month. Immediate possession.
W. +. Guerard. lSO New Houston street
DESIRABLE house. northwest corner
- Dufy and Montgomery; large and pleas
ant rooms; rent low. j. +. Brooks s. fripp
Agents, 1854 Bay street
ENOR RENT from Oct. /. residence ii9 Cor
Il don street; In thorough repair Apply
to f. c. Way, Drayton street
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.

Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
eral Interest.
The steamship Vigilant took large ex-
cursion OF colored people to Beaufort yes
terday. The steamer will leave today
on her first regular trip TO Brunswick.
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AUcT on SALES.
9 1-8 Acres Valuable Sub
URBAN PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
|. D. LaR0GHE, AECiiOnsar.

On TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF September,
1894, at the usual hours Of sale, before the
Court House door in the city OF Savannah,
Ca Wall sell for account and risk OF the
former purchaser, the following described
property, to wit:
All that certain lot Of land being in Chat
nam county. state Of Georgia and on the
Ogeechee road. consisting OF nine and one
elkhth Va acres OF lan1 being about two
ana one-hah y miles from the city Of Sa-
Yannah, measuring 40 feet on said road and
"a feet ON the back line north Of the Ogee-
chee road, and $50 feet on a line east running
north, and l2O feet on "a line west running
from the Oleechee road to said back line
north Of said road together with all the i'm
prOvCments
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ENOR SALE. 10 shares OF the Chatham Real
Il Estate and Improvement COMPANY
stock, series a" Address q. r. r., News
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Continued from Seventh Page.
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. HANDELIERS brass and bronzes rein
- lshed The savannah Plating and Mfg.
Co., Congress and Drayton streets
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FOE LEASE-

80 N--~->~-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~
EOk lease FOR turpentine purposes, six
Il thousand acres pine timrer. More or
tanned same locality. II. H Sheffield. Blakely.
Ga.
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BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert H. Tstemr Real Estate Dealer
No. 6 Bull street
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t'Oh SALE, turpentine location; four
a thousand acres OF round timber ready
leased and plenty more to be had Also seven
crops yearling boxes and nine crops virgin
BOXES. Address Merritt q Powell, Fannin
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FOR SALE.


HNOR SALE, house corner Of MONTGOMERY
4 and Harris streets. 10 rooms; bath on
each floor. George Hawkins. IS Taylor street
corner Lincoln.
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ENOR SALE, cheap for cash, one mich COW
-. now giving eight to ten quarts, Apply
1877 Dufy, between and a. m
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ENOR SALE, $50 q lot on Ninth street. near
- Barnard; convenient to two street car
lines. Monthly payments. John L. Archer.
llS Bryan street.
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k'OR SALE, a siX-room house, with kitchen
= and out houses on rybee island, at Fur
ters Point house alone cost 5000 to build
Splendid place for small club or private fam.
lily. WIN sell for 800 John L.. Archer, IFS
Bryan street.
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PERSON l.

no you want money II so you can get all
- you want on your diamonds, watches
Jewelry. clothing, tools, guns, pistols etc.
and on almost anything Of value at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House l79 Congress
street, r. Muhl0urg manager.
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EDUCATIONAL
M SCELLbNEOUS.


SUPPLlES Of every description for all
- makes Of typewriters We can give you
lowest prices consistent with first class goods
Is. Il. Timer g. Co.
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FOR SALE, eight room house, No f6s
Bolton street Apply at i7sh Bolton
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HELP NAMED.

S-~~>~>-~~~N~~~~N~N-~>-~
w ANTED, young white boy TO learn
W bakers trade. Address Baker Morn
ing News Ottlce.
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Aug. ID, 1894.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

filed in Office Aug. 10, 1894.
JAMES K. p. CARR, Clerk G. G. G.
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FINYPEWRITERS to repair at reasonable
Il rates. We guarantee all Of our work to
be flrstcIass in every particular. b. r.. Ulmer
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time al all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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WANTED. first class planingmill man to
w take charge Cf planning mill and keep
up machines, Apply 10y letter with reference
TO d. =. A, p. O. Box 1913, savannah, ca.
w TIED, four canvassers and collectors
W The Mutual Medical Association OF
Georgia. Apply TO 9 q. m. 2l2 West Broad
street. J. f.. Bowen. President.
SALESMEN, we send samples allow lib
- eral salary and expenses or commission
TO proper applicants. staple seller three
stores out OF five will order ADDRESS with
stamp, Lock Box l20, New ) ork city,
Statesmen to sell baking powder; we put
- our goods in glass rolling pins SEQ month
and expenses. or commission. Chicago Bak
ing Powder Company, 767 an Buren, Street
Chicago.
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WANTED, a cash boy. Crohan & Dooner.
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q ATS.-Finest heaviest rust-proof oats in
- Savannah; will get ripe TO harvest e
lore the June rains. We harvested them
in May. J. T.. Guilmartin g. Co.
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Ordered that these General Present
ments be published as recommended.
K. FALLIGANT,
Judge.
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to saving Of time and keeping the men
from working so much in the water.
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Under this head we will state that we
have given the above matter careful CON
sideration and a thorough inspection, and
we are 10th TO admit that the roads Of
Chatham county are not credit to a
county of her wealth and Importance.
We find the Bay street extension, from
the Central railroad crossing 10 its termi-
nus at the Augusta road, in a very bad
condition; this road does not appear 20
have been worked since it was first built.
The Augusta road we find, from
Savannah to Monteith, in q very
pad 'shape, a good many washodts and
the road much in need of attention. The
bridges. with the exception of those over
Dundee and Pipe Maker, are in very bad
condition. The road from Montelth 10
the county line has no appearance Of
having been worked in years
The bridges in this part OF the road are
all rotten and dangerous.
The Louisville road. from the Central
railroad bridge TO the Smile post, is in a
very bad condition, and in some places
almost impossible This portion Of the
road mas no appearance of having been
worked In number Of years from the s.
mile post to the county line we find in
much better condition.
The Ogeet hee road, from Laurel Grove
cemetery 10 the bridge over Salt creek, is
also in very bad condition, and shows
no indication of having been worked in
years. The bridge over Salt creek IS in
dangerous condition, the foundations of
which being rotten.
Ahe Little Ogeechee bridge is in equally
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ENOR SALE, second hand 14x2O engine
\ Good order cheap; also 10, ~ and Is.
horse power. Lombard Iron Works, Augusta,
Ga.
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TO END TARIFF DEBATE.
No Definite Date for the
Close Selected.
Dir. mn. to RcpIy to the speech Of
Mr.. Hn-rhs state Hank Tax
10 lie observation-disclosures
cratic Caucus.


BY Associated reNa.
u,..,tnst,, An,u to-There was
,...,... e., a.. vouer,n
very '"'N' "''''''"''' " -
when tne senate o'n''nsu 49,,
there was fcareey quorum" OF sen"
tors Visible.
The bill introduces soi'lo'lue W. =,
Senator Pener Tor We ll''proVs'''s'e
public roads "a mn ~ 'Ne ul,ev,'ou y
the coNey movement ana WnlVn w"
referred to the roininl''oe on 'utV'.s'V'
and labor Wnr rep'''eu p''N ~ '''
iy hy Senator hSlo' ,..
Mr. Quay Introduces
objection 20 the oons'oe'A'l''
which was mace by een"iu'
reln that the senate shou'u nov
session on saturday, April H. rom
O'Clock. TO hear II committee OF th'
organizations OF workingmen OF me
itnited stntes IN opposition TO the tar
an hnt
,,s,,utton WAS introduced by SEN
~. Ain ~ Nebranltn regulating the
W. 90 M. interior to inform the
- a.. ,a,nea and the postulioe
ss.as oe All ponroners Of tho
''''' ,,,,,a.o r.nslon had been
hV'D' - a,nce,ed aimee March 4
Huep''''N -, eor sueh suspen.
leSs' anu '''' iVneV
SION OF ea,'eV XIV, ,.,..a to ~ con.
senator NooNr'' ,,,,as a
| sideration' anu u"uV
went over without not'o" 80 ,a,,
The woleott resolution i0' ~" go.
ing of Mexican dollars a, we 49,
states mlnta was laid before fus ~"
ate. and Mr. Gollinger reed y cum
humiliation fayorirg the reHoiuuoh'
| lie said that while he cast n reluctant
vote for the repeal Of tho sherman law
/ no thought the time was approaching
when some action would have 70 be
taken by congress to give the country
( a iurgcr volume ~ currency and when
that time uamo he might have some re-
marks 70 make on the subject which
would probably be contrary to the
vicwa OF the people Of his state. The
resolution was briefly debated when
senator Mcpherson withdrew the
amendment offered by him Yesterday
10 insert the words FOR export" as ~"
thought the Sherman amendment
agreed to yesterday covered the points
or his proposed amendment
Tho resolution as amended was then
agreed TO and is follows;
'Resolved that the president Of the
United States with a view to encourage
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tanned 4s cartridges of IS caliber. A
deputy marshal and Rock island
detective were on the train and they
searched the body and found small
sum OF money and an envelopc with the
name Of J. L. Pitts written on It. l
heard a gentleman say, who said he
was the register Of some land ONCE in
the Territory. that he knew the dead
man and that he lived In o' county.
The man captured was taken back TO
Round Pond, as was also the body OF
the one killed. A few moments after
the shooting began there were fully
200 people on the scene, citizens Of tho
surrounding country. They knew what
the shooting meant and came armed
with all manner OF weapons some
had old muzzle-loading shotguns and
rifles that had probably seen service IN
the war OF 1879. There were several
men walking around with 22-callber
pistols in their hands. or course that
is the ridiculous side OF the affair, but
we didn't take time to laugh about It
then"
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6N FRIDAY

I,.4meen the hours of 8 and
|1', s'cIock we are going to
LII sss sample night gowns
h e. manufacturers cost. If
En- u wish 10 see the new
Kim (many Of them French
f,1.ttqrns) and such another
XII We venture is not west
h south, come at the hour
,lamed.
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cleveland. Ohio. April lO.--An at
,snpt was made laEt night at Huron.
ONO TO wreck the Atlantic express on
M LAKE shore railroad by piiing ties
an me rails on a bridge They We're
d,sooycred by a young man. who re-
ported II to the telegraph operator In
tlme to shop the train.
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INK nm that Rhc had heard OF MN
from Nellie oliver and asked him TO
take her from the school.
purify the atmosphere Of the TAo1N
Speaking OF the plaintiffs being UNI
dor contract TO Rhodes. engaged 20
one man. and another mans mistress
ana bll>ing another out OF his money
Col. Thompson exclaimed, land a
school girl at that. MY God, II she
ever gets ont OF her short dresses what
a robber and pl,nderer ahe win be-"
Judge bradley here interrupted the
speech with remembrance.
"Now. Mr. Thompson, please take
care not 10 use such expresslons aa
that"
what have used. your honor9" the
lawyer inquired.
''Nou said My Cod. >"
~ beg pardon; tina, was an inadver-
tencc."
Col Thompson then resumed and dts
cussed the improtabllity of the young
woman accompanying Col. tnreeldn-
ridge TO an designation house Ia Cn-
cinnnu after drive, when she claimed
Improper adyarces were made nne she
renulsed him
After the noon recess Col rhc mpaon
resumed his speech ehuracteriains
Miss Pollard rs the 'nost sltillful adj
ventures who ever made track
through court room
He an mcd from dates that Col
Brocldntldre could not have been the
father OF her first child To give the
plalnum verdict would be to COM
vlot l.. sinnoton A. shinglehower
John Brandt. Hiram Kaufman nne thu
defendant ot wllml PERJURY He re.
ferrod 20 Miss pollard's statement 10
Claude de la Roche Francis that Col
Breckinrdge WAS loWble and mo-
bile mum aud defendant had been The
soul OF generosity throughout his deal
lnge with the woman Her letters 10
Rhodep. ho said were blind wooden
lettcrs, TO the man who had seduced
her. when she was demanding the
money Of the poor old man. She went
at Rhodes boot and spur and It was
him that he could not come and see
hor unless he put It up. Were those
the domunda Of school girl to a gem
orous man who was furnishing money
FOR her education?
Col. Thompson continuing, said that
Miss Pollard had deliberately said that
she had brought suit FOR revenge.
whereupon Mr, Wilson corrected him.
Judge Bradley said HThere is no cv-
ldence TO that enect In the case" and
Mr.. Butterworth said. 81 think she ala
not say that"
Col. Thompson said he hoped me Jury
would correct him If he made nns mis-.
| takes, us he had not tried a case for
fifteen years aud aid not pretend to be
up In law He told how Mlag pounrd
had gone 10 the convent last yenr nat
knowing that her child born several
yeors ago was dead.
lIe referred TO the NE Of Aiiss poliord
at Miss noyrs IN Lexington when sbo
pinvod tbc inn,rent sahooi ,.tr, a. tn,
inndlady Then no eamc 10 Mas r.o,.,,,i
the typewriter at the oapltoi ma prn.
4 duoed her memorandum book to show
thut Il ran An it's entirety frop, tqs,
10 1858. 40 that n tho trnnsnetiop baa
occurred Il had not been in tSsa rr,e
oharges In the book mipnt have been
to Chiffon BrecsinridRe. He crbomp.
son, found his own name In TINT hook
although he did mot remember NAV
Inc INV wort ao,e bv MIG I.owen "a
whom ne r,ferred ma tho "old laav /,
col. Tbompaou commended I'm Ma bic.
turosquo way that 1T knocked the
stuiin'" out Of The case the pleinlin
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BY AssooIhted FFeHs'
Cairo, April lo-Much uneaslness is
felt regarding the outcome Of the col
Iisions Saturday and Sunday between
the British soldiers and Egyptian
troops. There is great feud between
them. the citizens taking the part OF
the Egyptians. The city was patrolled
last night by strong guard under the
direction of the English officers.
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Special Dispatch
Ennis. Tex. April 1o.--News is just
received that young F. NJ. Gutherie
had committed suicide on Win o'ban-
von's place by shooting himself with
pistol. He was about p years oia'
and at times was very despondent
ais relatives in Ennis deplore HIS loss
q he WINS an exemplary young man.
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Special Dispatch'
penissn. Tex. April lO.-Jaek Smith
and Ed Dowd, tramps. arrested here
sunday with stolen clothing in their
possession, were taken to Dallas this
evening. The clothes We're identified
az having been taken from an Elm
street store In that place.
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Special Dispatch.
San Angelo, Tex. April 1o.-A mill
tary company was organized here to-
day with forty-fve members called
the Cochran Light Guards, in honor Of
our distinguished townsman, W. d,
Cochran Nathan Lapowsh' captain;
Thomas Dugsan. FIRST lieutenant; j.
8. Miles. second lieutenant.
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THE STORY.

Three of the foremost
Sn,kers of underwear i'll the
4,st have sent us samples to
zslect our styles to be made
iru in August and Septem'
I'M We are through with
Mem and do not wish them
Ia mix with our regular liner.
III garments. On samples
kept we get a discount as
Eamples, which enables us
without actual loss to sell
Them at manufacturers
brices In our experience as
iiry goods dealers we have
heyer seen anything to com
hare with them-see show
window
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|efvrysY waR BOOK.

woi.eie, Of the british
'eener", recent criticism of the
.fmI, ~ y" -. nat tue Century COM
apr' aes .done great service :"
an has ~ all armies 10y the
As .,' s Of these records
,s,rare, ciicaso'
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councils or the Presbyterian church,
giving counsel to saints and sinners,
while his life itself was a lie. He asks
you to believe him on the ground that
during those half dozen interviews with
Mrs blackburn, a woman Ia the highest
standing IN her state, who must have
won the admiration OF every mothers
son in this box, he told her and carried
on complicated lie"
The cxigency now pressing the COZ
onel was greater. far greater Mr.. Car
Isle said, than any which had hung
over him before; the Involvement for
him 10 lie was greater than ever; yet,
he asked the Jury TO believe his UNI
corroborated word on the supposition
that he had always lied before when
he made statements oontroverting his
present position,
"rhis young woman docs not come
before you stainless" the attorney be
gan In comparing the character OF
his client with that OF the congress-
mun. what n left now OF her liteg'
he asked. "Thc opportunity has passed
III d Id
no ovsa 10 nor ma n,,nso,f yvner
%, cons,d.r ma .,ara,.,e,. ~ ,,n att.
,,os.a. ~, ,,,,,,, ~. 80, ,.,,, ,,,,,,.
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Zee. , III
ss,s,,s,,.,
ev'''''''','V'' wv ''.'' N''i'' '''''''' ~
ii' 'u'',eu .e' 'll'' Eo" yam p'''eNe
.,''' ne p'e''''''u 10 '''"Np h'Vl =" ~
way ,"'' W "'i '''y, S'u V"'''''' WIN
Jus '"oubn. vi ln''ruis anu auuSh'',7
III 'le '"'u' i'iNHe 70 iN"hF cue my
po7alnle tePafeuoh 10 toiH UNI 'uhhte
pialhtllI
Nel'inalhs uhen' or inc s'p'ovo Wnioh
ti'e ueeiurs'lon Wouiu 'aloW iheln 10
award MT carlisle closed nus Plea
aud Miss Pollard and her companion
LETT the room,
Col, PHI Thompson faced the jury
Col. Thompson started OH with the
proposition that his client was not re-
sponsibo for dragging .his case into
court. that It was not the province N
the jury to punish his client for i'm
morality, although he asked no len.ency
at the bar OF public opinion. who 9ns
a. he asked ,yh, mad hro,,,.i,, info
a,
esu's t'''' "''''' VI '''i' 'i'' '.'u'''' -
sl''uN" vs., '"ep"p''' p'''' ''''
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HRAYS 70 INK

when talks brings trade. Ia these
days OF rigid @e6nomiHinR every
body listens TO n conversation oH
trade topics. Ths wide awake ~sr-
chant It prontabis 10 plant
live sad" In The Gasetts.