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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-13
MR.. DU B1aNoN M1soUoTED.
He Corrects an Interview with Him.
self, Published in the ". Y. Herald.

He Corrects an Interview with Him
self, Published in the N. Y. Herald.
Hon. f. G. duBignon, upon his return
from New York yesterday, had his at
tention called to communication which
appeared in the Constitution of last
Wednesday, to the effect that he was
quoted in the New York Herald as favor
ing an issue of bonds to supply the
threatened deficit in the treasury.
Mr.. duBignon said that had his inter
view been published, it would have read
very differently. He said he distinctly
stated, when his views were asked by
the correspondent, that he thought it
would be extremely unfortunate at this
time to increase the public debt of the
country, but that if there was no. escape
from an issue of bonds, he favored the
popularloan plan advocated by the Her
aid; that in his judgment the plan pos
sessed many attractive features which
could be given practical effect by proper
restrictions. Mr.. duBignon said further
that when it became important for the
people of Georgia to know his views upon
public questions they would hear them
from his own lips
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LEGAL SALES.
RECEIXER,S SALE

Es1El En- > soAllfs.
z HINDER and BIZ virtue OF decree dated
g y, Il Jan. %, 1894 OF the circuit court OF the
United States for the Southern District OF the
Eastern Division of Georgia IN that certain
cause OF Edwards, Trenholm \ Co. VS. Vir-
9fnia T.. Hinson, will sell before the Court
Househoor Of Clinch county. Georgia, on the
eI5IIiSp TUESDAY IN MARCH, 1894 during
the legal-hours Of sale, TO the highest bidder
for cash. the following described property to
wit: All that tract or parcel Of land, tuate.
lying and Being in the town OF Argyle, Clnch
county, Georgia, known and designated as
lots numbers one ~, two ~. and three 81,
feet each, and a depth of two hundred (2O0J
feet each and bounded on the north by the
right-of.way Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway, on The east by lands OF
seventy-fve (75) feet wide, and on the
west by lot number four a.; also
tha3 tract or parcel OF land, situate,
lying and being in the town of Argyle
ClinCh county, Georgia, beginning at the
stake standing on tho line Of the right-of-way
of the savannah. Florida and Western rail.
way.north side Of said tract four hundred and
thirty-seven 4tO feet westward from the
public road leading from the town of Argyle
to Waresboro, Georgia. thence at right an
giles with said rlght-ofw way northWard two
hundred 200 feet to a corner; thence paral-
lei with said right-of-way eastward one hun
dred 200 feet to corner; thence hack to
said line Of right Ofway westward to the be
ginning. and bounded as follows On the
south by the right Of-way OF the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway, on the west by
land Of w. Is. Ellington. on the south by
lands OF Mrs b. A. Harper, and on the east
by lands OF Mrs B. A. Hurper: Also all the
turpentine timber on lots Nos. 800 and 361 in
the Seventh strict, Clinch county, Georgia,
lot No. AIS, Eighth district. and lot
No. 55l in the Twelfth district Of said
county: Also the leases on location
OF still and shanties. Also twenty crops OF
turpentine boxes on the following lots OF land
In the Seventh district of Clinch county GeOr-
Ria to-wit: Lots Nos. $40. 3d. 324 1863, So, 3G7,
320,3l5.375 4l2 and All; also leases for turpen-
tine purposes, on lots Nos 40 and 465 Ia the
Eighth district Of Ware county Georgia; also
20-tarrel turpentine still, and all tools and
appliances appertaining TO or belonging
TO the same; also all the dip bar
rels tools, dips and cooper's tools.
also one donkey pump-SchOheld make; also
one gray horse mule. two black horse mules.
two black mare mules, one roam mare mule
one bay mare horse; also three 2-horse
wagons and two sets OF harness. TO be sold as
the property OF the said Virginia L. Hinson.
RUFUS S. HUMPHREYS Receiver
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M,c1osKEY SIGNS LARoauE.
Nashville's Crack Second .Baseman
Booked for Savannah.

Booked for Savannah.
Manager McClosky signed Sam I.arooue
yesterday to hold down second base.
Laroque played with Nashville last year
and has also made a fine showing with
the Louisville club. He is a hard hitter
and swift runner. He has an excellent
record and for good steady player his
equal would be hard to find
McCloskey is highly elated over his
success in securing Laroque for the Sa-
vannah team. There is a steady stream
of applications from players arriving by
every mail, but McCloskey has his eve on
the ma ority of men he intends to sign.
Two more players will probably be
booked this morning.
A'meeting will be held tonight at 8
o'clock at the Office of DIR. j. b. iRawson
at Whitaker and Congress streets, to or
ganize the Savannah Base Ball Club.
Everyone who is interested
in the game is invited to be
present The subscription list for
the stock will be open to all, and it is ex-
pected the enterprise will be patroniged
and that the stock to the amount of 80, COO
will be distributed and not held by a few
parties.
The team to be selected by McCloskev
will consist of good men, and the club I'M
der careful management will doubtless
prove profitable Investment to those
holding the stock.
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TO TEACH SHORT HAND.
A New Branch of the High School
Curriculum.

Curriculum.
Commissioners Read, Saussy, Denmark,
Blum, Meyers, O'Byrne and Estill were
present last night at the February meet
ing of the board OF education. In the alb
sence of Col. Mercer, who is in New Or
leans in attendance on the United States
court, DR.. J. b. Read, vice-president, pre-
sided.
The question of employing a teacher of
stenography in the high school, which
was laid over at the last meeting, was
taken up. The proposition made by Mr..
the matter to the attention Of the board
at that time, was to the effect that
the scholars would pay 1856 per month
towards the salary of the teacher, if the
board would pay SIS.
Capt. Blum offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted:
Resolved, that the principal of the high
school be authorized 10 employ a teacher Of
stenography on the terms proposed by Mr..
Thlgpen.
Capt. j. r. F. Tattnall, the newly
elected treasurer presented his bond and
it was approved
A notice was read from A. A. Lindser
s. Co. that they had claim against the
National Heating Company for work done
on the heating apparatus in the Henry
Street school
On motion, the treasurer was instructed
not to pay the balance due contractors
until the claims should be adjudicated.
An invitation was accepted from Prof.
Smith TO attend musical entertainment
on Feb 81, in which 100 pupils of the pub
lie schools will take part.
After the transacting of routine bust
ness the board adjourned.
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WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
A Tenant Suing a Landlord for Her
Husbands Death.

Rosa Williams, colored, brought suit in
the city court yesterday against Harriet
Sanchez for "a 900 damages on account of
the death of her husband, which occurred
Feb. 4, resulting from an accidental fall
which took place four days before that
time.
1t will be remembered that Aberdeen
Williams, an old negro, was standing on
his porch, at 1913 Wayne street, leaning
against the baunister railing with his
baby in his arms Feb. l, and that the
railing broke, causing him to fall to the
pavement, from which he sustained such
severe injuries that he died four days
later
The wife of the deceased alleges care
lessness and neglect on the part Of the
proprietor of the house, in that proper
notice had been given, 30 she states, to
have the railing repaired, which was not
done. She says her husband was en-
ployed at the rosin shed of the Central
railroad, and was, at the time of his death,
earning 81 80 per day, he being her only
support For these reasons she seeks to
recover $4,000 from the owner of the
house.
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pETITlONS FOR INC0RpoRATIoN


GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. To the SUI
~ perior court OF said county: The petit
tion OF Eleanor X. Gordon, Florence b. jack
son Margaret X. Anderson, d. b Lawton.
Eugenia M Johnson, Meta Eugene Harden.
Sarah b. Morgan, NJ. $ Young, Georgia Z
Wilder, Frances c. Meldrim Sarah B
Screven, Amelia Pinder Dixon and Emma II.
Bullock. OF said county and state. and Clarinda
+. Lamar and Hattie Gould JenerioS, OF the
county OF Richmond, in said state, respect.
fully shows;
l. That they desire to form themselves and
such persons as they may associate with them,
into private corporation, under the corpo-
rate name OF the Georgia Society OF the
Colonial Danes of America.
That the objects of their association are
TO collect manuscripts, traditions, relics and
mementoes OF hygone days for preservation
and for exhibition; to commemorate the sue
cess OF the American Revolution: to create
interest in American history and difuse in.
formation concerning the events OF the past:
to inspire the young with reverence for the
memory OF their colonial ancestors; and gen
orally TO promote the cause OF education by
research into colonial history, The particu-
lar business they propose to carry on is
to represent the National Society OF the
Colonial Eames in Georgia, and to carry out
the aforesaid objects OF their institution.
3. The principal place where meetings will
take place ana business Is to be transacted
will be in Chatham county, Georgia.
4. The association will be In the nature OF a
literary or social organization 1t will have
no capital stock. and there will be no capital
employed by petitioners
5. Petitioners desire all powers necessary
for the carrying out OF the objects hereinhe-
fore enumerated, and such powers as are
common to all corporations under the laws Of
Georgia.
g. The period for which they desire to be
incorporated is twenty years with the
privilege OF renewal at the end OF that time
Wherefore, petitioners pray that they and
their associates and successors may e incor-
nOrlte0 nSlfOTnEnl6 And npfitioDpFg will
ever pray, etc.
WILLIAM w. GORDON JR.,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Petition for incorporation filed In office
this 18th day Of January, 1851
3d. JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clark @ @. O. On.
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CITY sHERIFF's SALE.
Sheriffs Office, City Court OF Savanna
SaNnnnnh On Enn & 10

Sheriffs Office, City Court OF Savannah !
Savannah Ga. Feo. 5, 1884
1NDER and by virtue Of an execution IS
in favor Of James N Moore against j. W.
Moore, 1 have levied upon the following des.
criDed property, to-wit All that certain lot
or tract OF land situate in Chatham county,
state Of Georgia, and known upon the map Of
the city of Savannah as the middle
one third Of Lot number eleven ~, Calhoun
ward, and l will proceed TO OFFER same for sale
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH same
being the 9th day OF said month, during the
legal hours of sale, in front Of the Court
House door in Chatham county, to satisfy
said execution.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Owner notified in writing.
Terms cash. purchaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM f. BLOIS,
Sheriff G. c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-. - |~~-|~~~~~0~~~ND~-~-N
GTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.
- To the Superior Court OF said County
The petition OF the d. b. Lester rocery
Company a corporation duly Incorporated bv
this Honorable Court, respectfully showeth
tnat IL desires 10 change its name to the h
F. Hoyle, Grocery Company, " for the reason
that said D. b. Lester has sold out all inter.
est In said company to X. f. Hoyle and that
the name Of Lester should be stricken and
the name OF Hoyle should be substituted
WILLIAM r. LEAkEN,
Attorney for Petitioner
X. r. HOYLE.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 9Th
day Of February, 1885,
JOSEPH NJ DREYER
Notary Public. Chatham County Georgia.
Filed In once, Feb. Q. ls9i.
EMILE A. GRADJT,
Deputy Clerk s. c. G. c., Georgia
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MCCARTHY AT THE rHEtrER.
Barney Ferguson Brings Some New
Things With His Old Show.

Barney Ferguson Brings Some New
Things With His Old Show.
Barney Fergus0n's show, "McCarthy's
Mishaps, F" which was seen at the theater
last night, improves with age. There is
just enough of the old show of four or five
years ago left in the performance for it
to retain it's name and semblance
of its former self. There never was
a plot to the piece; it never needed any.
But it is brim-full of pleasing
specialties. IL is rafting show,
full of fair singing and good dancing.
Miss Marguerite Forgusou's dancing
was especially good. She does con
tortionistic" dance that is decidedly
unique. Master Richard Ferguson, also,
secured favor with his timber legs and
nimble toes. OF Barney Ferguson and
his chum, Billy Carroll, it is unnecessary
to speak; just about every body in the
country has seen them and laughed
stitch in his or her side at their grotes-
que, though somewhat rough, fun. The
house last night was packed
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Gone TO the sunerior Court.

Charles Goolsberry, John Flood and
John Jarrold, the three men implicated in
the highway robbery of 500 from Mr..
MCLEAN, countryman, on Dec. 90, were
all turned over yesterday morning by
Recorder Wilson to the superior court.
From the evidence it appeared that
Flood got the money, but the other two
had finger in the pie, and the trio will
be held TO answer to the charge in a
higher court. g.. q. g. -f.sr %. Ytt
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The Animal Extracts
Prepared according to the formula Of
DR.. WIN. A. HAMMOND

In his laboratory at Washington. d. c.
CEREBRISE from the brain. for diseases
OF the brain and nervous system.
MEDULIiNE, from the spinal cord, for
diseases Of the cord. (LocOmotor- Ataxia etc.l
Caroline, from the heart, for diseases OF
the heart.
TESTiNE, from the testes, for diseases of
the testes. (Atrophy OF the organs, sterility,
etc.
OvARINE, from the ovaries, for diseases
OF the ovaries.
MASCULINE, thyrodine, etc
Dose, Five Drops Price (2 drachms) $3.50.
The physiological effects produced by a
single dose OF Cereorine are acceleration of
the pulse with feeling OF fullness and disten-
ton In the head, exhilaration OF spirits. in
creased urinary eXcretion, augmentation OF
the expulslve force Of the bladder and peris-
taltic action OF the intestines, increase in
muscular strength and endurance, increased
power OF vision in elderly people, and in
creased appetite and digestive power.
Where local druggists are not supplied with
the extracts they will be mailed, together
with all existing literature on the subject, on
receipt OF price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. &.
Agents for Savannah, LIPPMAN BROS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
C. H. D0RSETT, AuctIOneer,

Under and by virtue Of an order granted by
the Honorable Court of Ordinary OF Chat.
ham county, win offer for sale at the court
house In the city OF Savannah, during the
usual hours Of sale. on TUESDAY, March
g. 1894, the following described real estate,
a. the property OF the estate of Francis M.
Threadcroft, same being sold for the pur-
pose Of distribution and for the payment OF
debts
Western portion Of 3d. Green ward, In Yorh
street, between Price and Houston. and the
improvements, which consists Of one house in
York street and one In the lane. SAID prop
erty Is subject 70 an annual ground rent to the
city Of savannah OF al p.
Eastern half Of lot No. 7, Carpenter row,
and improvements which consists of dwells
ing known as No. IN East boundary street,
fee simple.
Northern half Of lot No. 81 Crawford ward,
and improvements, which consists Of one two-
story wooden house In Price street, and two
two story brick tenements In South Broad
street lane. Said property Is subject TO an
annual II ound rent to the city Of Savannah
of ga 28.
Eastern part lot No. II, Troup ward. and
the improvements, consisting Of q two story
double brick house known as No. SO Harris
street, said property being subject to ground
rent to the city Of Savannah Of S5l SO on en-
tire lot.
Terms cash II. M LAW,
Administrators Estate of Francis M. Thread
croft, c. l. q. d. b. n.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Several Minor Matters Disposed of
Yesterday.

In the case Of Anna McFail vs.. Butler
McFail, an order was issued requiring
the defendant to show cause Feb. III wig
he should not pay the defendant alimony.
The suit of +. w. +. Greene VS.. Squire
Hines, involving the ownership Of a tract
OF land south Of the city, and OF Jacob
Miller, Sons u Co, OF PHILADELPHIA
against lsadore Fried and Joseph Fried
for inJunctions, restraining them from dis
posing OF certain goods, have been settled
and they we're marked dismissed on mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-13
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is words or more.
fl this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each Insertion.
Anybody who has any want 70 supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modatiOns 10 secure; indeed, any wish 10
crafty, should advertise In this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-13
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
FINE FURNITURE.
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN 6 SON,
On the premises, 1874 Broughton street.
near Whitaker,
Commencing "WEDNESDAY. the IAth
inst, at II O'Clock,
Removed for convenience OF sale,

BEDROOM Suites, Parlor Suites, Oah
and Walnut bureaus and Wash Stands,
Dining Tables, Morocco Covered Dining
Chairs, Combination Safe, e WardrObes,
mahogany Tables, bureaus, Mahogany
Drawers. "a Doctors Chair, Massive side~
board. Brussels Carpets, 2 Brass Bed.
steads. several Handsome Oil Paintings,
Mattresses, Handsome Oak Hall settee,
Fancy Chairs, Lamps, China and Glass-
ware. Refrigerator, etc.; L Fine Range,
hot water connection.
This is an excellent opportunity to get bar.
gains parties having left for New York,
Place open Monday and Tuesday, 1854 Brough-
ton. SALE POSITIVE.
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THE VOTE FOR CURAToRs.

1t will be seen that Mr.. West fell only
one vote short of the next highest vote
above him. The chairman accordingly
declared the board of curators to consist
of Col G. A. Mercer, Col. j. H. NJ.
Clinch, Judge William d. Harden, DR.. r.
J. Num-. Mr.. Lester Hubbell, Mr.. Walter
G. Charlton and Col. William Garrard.
Mr. Vests defeat was a surprise to his
friends, as we'll as to himself He be-
came a candidate at the request of sew
eral members of the board of curators,
and no opposition was anticipated when
his name was offered.
DONATIONS TO THE SOCIETY.
The following interesting additions to
the society's collection Of his
torical objects were received from
MIR. Vim. Neyle Habersham:
The royal seal of Georgia, adopted June
81, 1854, when Georgia became a royal
province. 1t was used till 177'1, when the
Revolution separated Georgia from the
mother country. 1t is the largest and
most beautiful Of all the great seals of
Georgia, being AZ inches in
diameter and finished in exquisite taste.
One side contains the royal arms, garter,
and titles, etc, of the King of England.
The other side contains a figure repre-
senting an Indian maiden, as the genius
of the colony, kneeling and offering a
skein of silk to the King of England.
Around the margin is the inscription,
"Sigillum Provinciae Nostrae Georgia.
in America" and underneath, "Hinc
Laudem Sperate Coloni."
pamphlet entitled Exception Of Gen.
Lafayette in Savannah, =" March 10, 1925.
"The order book of Samuel Ebert, colo
mel and brigadier general in the continen-
tai army" Oct, l776, to Nov, IT'S.
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Five LunacY Caaea.

The court of ordinary will hold a SEES
sion at the county Jail this morning at 10
o'clock, at which five persons charged
with being lunatics will stand trial. They
are A. p. Rohde, Cora Ham, William Doe,
Hester Aldridge and Phoebe Law.
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PRINTING.
the BEST IS THE CHEAPEST

Your stationery Is an Indication OF your
manner OF conducting business
Have every thing neat and trim In good
taste and on good material from the com.
plete Printing bithographing and Blank
Book manufacturing department OF the
MORNING. NEWS.
Savannahs dAas
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WANTED, white boy who can milk, to
w make himself useful in dairy. Fell &
Jones, emile post, Augusta road.
| AIDES and gentlemen we will pay you 50
- TO Sl5 per week TO do strictly home work
for us no canvassing and prompt payment;
send self addressed envelope. Liberty Sup
ply company, Boston, Mass.
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To Get a New Bondsman.

The court Of ordinary heard yesterday
the complaint Of Emma Reisen, surety on
the bond of Margaret Millen, administra-
trix Of the estate of George r. Millen
asking to be relieved, as she was not salts
fed with the manner in which the estate
was being administered. Mrs Millen
answered the complaint, stating that she
had no objection 10 Emma Reisen being
relieved as surety, and naming G. NJ Mil
len in her place. The court granted an
order requiring the administrators 20
have new surety on her bond within
fOrty-eighJ hours.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

GO0l YIELDS M5 weekly Financial
P-OO depression does not AFFECT ROwe's
Infallible Handicapping System. Best and
safest speculative Investment offered. Third
successful year Prospectus 1894 free. O. d.
Rowe, Box l27 Brooklyn, N. Y.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WHITE girl wants position as chamber
w maid or nurse. Can do plain sewing
Best references. M. ", Morning News.
WANTED, position as music teacher I'm a
W school or private family, by young
lady, formerly pupil Of the Collegeof Music
OF Cincinnati; can also teach other branches
Apply at once. Miss Pearl V. Sinclair, 203
High street, Charlottesville, Va,
A YOUNG man thoroughly conversant
"a with the grocery business would like q
position either on the road or in the house
with Wholesale grocery house. Charles
this ONCE
A s CLERK, storekeeper, etc, in phos
IA phate or engineering supplies, building
material, etc; used to negro labor Three
years with phosphate mining company, Beau
fort. Lowther, Harnett House.
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Husband Cirately)-You think you know
everything don't youi
Wife softly dear; ] never did know
why you kneW 30 llttle.-Detroit Free Press
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Notions, Shoes. Clothing, Canned Goods,
Tobacco, etc, at Auction.
|. D. &R. D. LaROCHE, AuctIunssrs.

On WEDNESDAY MORNING. the 18th inst.,
at II O'Clock, in front OF store, 1862 Bay
street, we will sell for cash to the highest
bidders,
A general assortment OF Dry Goods, No
tons Shoes Hats, Clothing, Canned Goods,
Tobacco, etc.
Al owe IL sold for account OF whom It may
concern. Goods all In good condition
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PEPSnNAI

HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems second
hand clothing, Send address and we
will call strauss Clothing establishment,
20 Jefferson street
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, competent white girl for house
W work; recommendations required, Ap
ply at 1907 Bull street