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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-06
LOCAL PERSONAL.

G. Barrett, of Augusta, is at the Pu
laski.
Screven.
II. Nj. Grant, of New York, is at the
W. D. Peoples, of valdosta, is at the
Ben F. Grace,-of Waycross, is at the
]. W Bailey, of New York, is at the
De Soto.
H. f. Bishop, Of Norwalk, Conn, is at
the De Soto.
Col. w. W. Gordon returned from the
north last night on the Kansas City.
Dr. c. Z. Sanford, Capt. J. B. Hubbell
and c. NJ. Calhoun, of Bridgeport, Conn,
are at the De Soto.
Miss Rachel Brown left yesterday for
Tampa, Fla. where she will visit her
grandparents and other relatives.
Mr. A. Gordon Cassels, OF Mcintosh,
has given up producing naval stores, and
is now connected with the office of Mr.
Francis l. Mccall, one of the factors Of
this city. Mr.. Cassels was general secre-
tary of the Turpentine Operators Asso-
citation, ana editor of the Operators
News His experience as a practical
operator will be Of great value to him in
his new association.
Hon. John Erskine, who presided over
the United States courts of Georgia for
great many years, arrived in the city
last night en- route to Florida, where he
is bound for the benefit Of his health, and
is a guest of the SCreven house. The
presence of the venerable iurist is graft
flying to his host of friends, who will
embrace the occasion to pay their re-
spects to him. His name and fame are
very dear to the people Of this state.
Notwithstanding his recent i'll health,
he appears to feel quite well, and his wit
is as keen as ever. He will remain in
Savannah two or three days
H. ". Reed, Esq, president of the
First National Bank Of Brunswick, is in
the city on business connected with thatin-
stitutiOn, which was recently reorganized
under his presidency Mr.. Reed is prob
ably best known as one of the most ener-
gelic and eHcient officers of the Plant
system of railroads, and also as one of the
public spirited citizens of Waycross. He
has been connected with every important
enterprise in that city, including its water
works and the well-known Cherokee
nursery. Brunswick will have no citizen
who viii do more TO advance its prosperity
tlan the new president of the First
National Bank.
The Albuquerque IN. NJ Democrat has
the following complimentary notice Of a
gentleman VINO was IOFlIefI4 Heluoer
of the Savannah bar, and who is kindly
remembered by a large circle of friends
OF former days: Judge Collier is a son-in-
law of Mr.. Charles Collins, formerly Of
this city but now living at Doctortown.
Ca. Judge N. G. Collier is proceeding
with interchangeable persisJency in his
efforts to clear the heavily laden docket
of this district, and at the same time is
rapidly building up reputation as just,
righteous and learned judge. During his
brief occupancy Of the bench he has
already succeeded in winning the esteem
and admiration Of both bar and itigants
by the promptness as well as the sound
ness of his judicial actions. The Demo
crat predicts a great future for the hard
working, painstaking Judge Of the Second
ildicial IistricE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-06
INVESTIGATING A MURDER.
Warrants for Several Parties Sworn
Out Before Justice Naughtin.


Out Before Justice NauShtin.
Warrants charging Mary Washington,
henry Washington, her husband, and a
negro named Edwards, with murder
We're sworn out before Justice NauChtin
Yesterday morning by a negro named
James Harden.
IL seems that about five months ago
ISAIAH Harden, a brother of the prose-
cutor, disappeared He was q longshore-
man, and it was thought at the time that
ne went to Port Royal Nothing has since
D1een heard Of him. and inquiries sent to
iorJ Royal failed to give any clew as TO
his whereabouts.
day or two ago two watches were
stolen from the house of a negro woman
named Ida BrinsOn, on the Yamacraw
euu OF Bryan street. Edwards was sus-
Pected, and the Crimson woman believed
Mary Washington was implicated. 1t was
AuoWn that the missing negro had been
!lumaJe with the Washington woman.
Nhen her husband returned to the city he
io"nd an old coat and some other cloth
ing IN one of his apartments. He ask ed
MS VIE whose they were and she re-
PlIed that they belonged to Isaiah Har-
uen. lie says he then tore them up and
tuieW them out in an alleyway The
RF!hson woman got hold of them as she
C'"iluS from the room of Mary Washing
10 She turned them over to James
Harden
In the back of his coat was hole
which had the appearance of having
Oeen cut with a knife, though its edges
We're rather ragged. Around the hole was
a mass of clothed blood Harden thought
inns sufficient evidence, coupled withithe
iact That nothing has been heard from his
brother, to warrant him in prosecuting
some OF the parties connected with the
case. This caused him to have warrants
issued charging the parties mentioned
with the killing OF his brother.
Washington stated that he had
Torn the clothes in two and had
thrown them out in the yard where
blood from some chickens that had been
Killed had got on them. The indications
700 were that the Crimson woman had
acted as she did on account of her sus-
plclon that the Washington woman had
Oeen concerned in the theft OF the
watches. On this account the parties
We're allowed to go on their own recogni-
Ance. The matter win be further in
Eestigated to-day. Nothing has yet been
neard from the missing negro.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-06
CHATHAM sHERIFF's SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of a mortgage, fl fa
I issued out OF Chatham Superior Court
in favor Of gorge Derst vs.. Albert Ashton.
property Of the defendant, to wit: All that
certain lot or parcel Of land situated and be-
ing IN nathan county, Georgia, known and
designated as lot number one hundred and
thirty one. In Brownsville IN the city Of Sa-
tannah having a front OF fifty so feet on
harden street, with rectangular depth Of
one hundred feet westward. And 1 will offer
the said above described property OF the de.
PENDANT for sale AZ public cutlery before the
court house door Of Chatham county in the
city OF Savannah on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN APRIL, 1894. during the legal hours Of
sale 10 satisfy said mortgage II. fa. Terms
cash, purchasers paying for titles Defend.
ant notified
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff Q. Co. Ga.
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WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
The Question About the Independent
Church Steeple Answered.

2
Many anxious inquirers have asked the
question of late as to what was being
done to the steeple on the Independent
Presbyterian church A network Of
scaffoldinR has been built around it in
order to make one little alteration at it's
summit
During the August storm the rod which
holds the weather yane, and which OK
tends up from point near the clock, was
bent at the point where it enters the
steeple, just few feet below the vane.
This rod is about two inches in diameter.
The scafOlding was built solely for the
purpose of reaching and Strengthening
this rod. After it has been straightened
another rod will be fitted over the first
rod, making the entire thickness of the
rod above the steeple three inches in d.
ameter. 1t is believed that this will fully
protect the rod and prevent it again
being bent out of shape by the August
cyclones.
The height of the Independent church
steeple from the ground TO the point of
the vane is 222 feet. The height of the
Cathedral spires is 2l9 feet inches.
The Cathedral stands, however. on
ground two feet higher than the Presby-
terrain church. Bringing both to the
same level, therefore, the height Of the
Cathedral spires would be 22l feet 3
inches. The tips of the spires are, there
fore just inches lower than the highest
part Of the Presbyterian steeple.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-06
CHATHAM sHERITF's SALE.

Under and by virtue of a Fl ia issued out
y OF Chatham superior court. in favor Of
Thomas Fl Ryan VS.. John j. Somers and Sa
rah Somers, 1 have levied upon the following
described property Of the defendants to wit:
The two story frame house restaurant with
storerOom attached kitchen in the yard ad-
joining the same, all situated at Thunderbolt
Chatham county Georgia, near the terminus
OF the Electric railway, and Thunderbolt
bluff said buildings and outbuildings being
erected upon the land of the Willharm estate
adjoining the lands of John Nicolson and
others. Also the leasehold interest OF either
or both Of the defendants, John j. Somers
and Sarah Somers, 10 the ground upon which
the buildings and outbuildings are erected
And / will offer the said ABOVE described
property Of the defendants for sale at public
Outcry before the court house door of Chat
ham county, in the city Of Savannah, on the
FIRST IT. ESDAY IN APRIL 1894 during
the legal hours OF sale to satisfy said Fl "a
Terms cash. Purchasers paying for title
Defendants notified.
JOHN 7. ROMAN,
Sheriff G. Co Ga.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GSTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.
The pc ltion OF the D. b. Lester ( rocery
Company, a corporation duly incorporated Nv
this Honorable Court, respectfully showeth
tnat 10 desires 10 change its name TO the IF.
r. Hoyle. Grocery Company for the reason
that said ID. -. Lester mas sol1 out all inter
est in said company TO II. r. Hoyle and that
the name Of Lester should be stricken and
the name Of Hoyle should be substituted
WILLIAM Il. LEAKEN.
Attorney for Petitioner
r. +. HOYLE.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 9Th
day Of February, 1891
JOSEPH NJ. DREYER
Notary Public, Chatham County, Georgia.
Filed IN once FEB. 8. 1894.
EMILE A. GRADOT
Deputy Clerk 5. c., c. c., Georgia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-06
CHATHAM sHERIFr,s SALE.

Under and by virture OF a f. IA. issued
X out Of Chatham superior Court in favor
Of William j. Northen, governor Of the state
OF Georgia. in a proceeding upon the forfeit
ure OF the FOND Of AlCnto Coleman. charged
with the oHeuse Of Involuntary manslaughter,
in commission of an unlawful at, versus
George smith as surety on bond. / have
levied upon he following described property
Of the said dcfenda t, to-wit: Improve ments
on numter thIrty-three t33l, su division of
lot num3er twenty 20, Scrcven Ward, prem
in city OF savannah. and 1 Will offer the said
ABOVE desert ed property Of the defendant,
George smith, 70. sale at public cutlery be-
fore the court house door Of Chatham county.
in The city Of savannah. on the FIEST TUES
DAY IN APRIL. 1891, during the legal hours
Of sale TO satisfy said Il. ia. Term cash,
purchasers paying for titles Defendant mo-
tined JOHN 7. ROMAN
Sheriff c. Co. Ca
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I. II. Sm GTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
L. S. DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
GA, March. 5, 10 p. IN, 1894.


SAVANNAH, GA, March. 5, 10 p IN, 1894 J
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savau-
nah to-day was 72', and the minimum so .
the mean temperature being 6l', or -
ABOVE the normal
The ten perature has risen along the
Atlantic seaboard and in The lower lake
region IL is colder in the upper lake
region, throughout the central and upper
Mississippi valleys, in Northea' tern
Texas. Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
Elsewhere the temperature has remained
nearly stationery. The lowest tempera-
ture reported al o'clock p. m. was 80
above zero at Bismarck, n d.
An area of high pressure centers of the
South Atlantic coast, and second high,
attended by colder weather, centcrs in
the extreme northwest. The depression
central Sunday night in Mime sofa has
moved eastward to the lake region
The southwest depression has appar-
emily drifted eastward to the western
gulf
At 8 O'Clock p. m, cloudiness prevailed
in Eastern Georgia, in the central and
Missouri, Eastern Iowa, Middle Indiana
and throughout the Upper Lake region
with rain falling at Menlphis, st. Louis
Davenport, Chicago and Marquette.
Brisk TO high southeast winds prevail
along the East Gulf coast and in the
lower Mississippi valley.
p II. SMYTR,
Observer, in charge
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LEGAL SALES.
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CITY SHERIFFS SALE.
Sherids once. City Court Of Savan

Sherids ONCE City Court of Savannah. !
Savannah, Ca, March 5, 1894.
/ NDER and BY virtue OF an execution issu-
- ing out OF the City Court Of savannah. in
favor Of Homeseekers Mutual Loan Associa-
tion against Norris Il Plnder, have levied
upon the following described property, to-
wit: All that lot or tract Of land situate,
lying and beng on the island OF Wilmington,
Chatham county Georgia, known as lot num-
Der two ~ Of subdivision Of lots numbers
one - and two - OF the thirty 80. acre tract
on Turner creek. as VIII appear by reference
to plan Of said subdivision attached to the
deed of partition between sarah II. Oemler,
AtOsa +. Pinder. Harriet r. Woods and Chas.
II. Dixon, made the Goth day OF September,
1892, and recorded in Book Es.. page AZ,
County Records OF Chatham County. said
lot number two ~ having front Of 1925 feet
and a rectangular depth to the dam, as shown
upon the plat attached TO the above men,
toned deed; and being the same property de-
scribed in a deed. bond and transfer from
Norris I. Pinder TO the Homeseekers'
Mutual Loan Association, and recorded in
Book US, page l97 Of the Record OF Mort
cages Of Chatham County, and ! Will proceed
to offer same for sale on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN APRIL. 1894 same being the Sd day
OF the month, during the legal hours Of sale,
in front Of the Court House door In Chatham
county to satisfy said execution.
Property described in execution. Defen-
dant notified In writing. Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for titles
WILLIAM +. BLOIS
Sheriff O. G. S.
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CHATHAM sHERIFFs SALE.

I TNDER and by virtue Of fl. "a issued out
X Of Chatham Superior Court in favor OF
William j. Northen, Governor Of the state OF
Georgia, in proceeding upon the forfeiture
Of the bond OF Alonzo Coleman, charged with
the o1epsc OF Involuntary nanSlaughter III
commission Of an unlawful act, versus Green
steele, as surety on ond, have levied upon
the following described property OF the said
defendant, tO-wit: Northeast onefourth OF
lot No forty three 49,, Davis Ward prem
lses known as No. - Gordon street city Of
savannah And / will offer the said above
described property Of the defendant Green
steele for sale at public cutlery before the
courthouse door Of Chatham county. In the
city OF savannah on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN APRIL. 1885, during the legal hours Of
sale, to satisfy said Il. IA, Terms cash, pur
chasers paying for titles.
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff G. Co. Ca
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LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE,

NDER and By virtue OF a decree dated
= 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 Go. vs.. Nir-
ginia l.. HinsOn, l will sell before the Court
House door Of Clinch county, Georgia, on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN MARCH, 1894, during
the legal hours OF sale to the highest bidder
wit: All that tract or parcel OF land situate
lying and being in the town OF Argyle, Clinch
county, Georgia, known and designated as
lots numbe one %, two ~. and three 49,
containing frontage OF one hundred 900
feet each, and depth OF two hundred goo
feet each. and bounded on the north by the
right f-way OF the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway, on The east by lands Of
Fulton Saussv, on the south by street
seventy five t76) feet wide, and on the
west by lot number four 90; also
thaS tract or parcel Of land, situate
lying and being in the town OF Argyle
Clinch county, Georgia, beginning at the
stake standing on the line of the right-Of way
Of the savannah Florida and Western rail-
way north Size OF said traCt,fOur hundred and
thirty seven t437 feet westward from the
public road leading from the town OF Aryleg
TO WareStoro, Georgia, thence at right an
giles with said rlghtof-way northward two
hundred GOO feet TO a corner thence paral-
lei with said rightOf-way eastward one hun
dred 400 feet TO a corner; thence back to
said line OF right-Of-way westward TO the be-
ginning and bounded as follows. On the
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, Harper. Also all the
turpentine timber on lots Nos $50 and 1851 in
the seventh d strict, Clinch county, Georgia,
lot No. AS, Eighth district. and lot
No. SOL 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 Clnch county, Geor
Ria to-wit: Lots Nos. 3l9 a72, 324, 1853, 500, 367
20,3i5. 375, Az and Az: also leases for turpen
tine purposes. on lots Nos 4G5 and 465 in the
Eighth district Of Ware county, Georgia. also
POI ariel turpcntine still, ana all tools and
appliances appert3ining 10 or belonging
TO the same; also all the dip bar
rels, tools dips and coopers tools;
also one donkey plmp-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 2horse
wagons aad two sets OF harness, To be sold as
the property Of the said Virginia l.. Hinson.
RUFUS ). HUMPHREYS, Receiver
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MAY co OVER A MILLION.
1t Looks as if SaVannah'S Cotton Re-
CeiptS Will Reach High Water.

The Receipts so Far $40, 777 Bales,
an Increase of 1856, 7o3 Bales Over
Those of Last Year-Comparisons of
This Years Receipts With Those OF
Previous Seasons.
1t begins to look as If Savannah's re
ceipts of cotton will reach 100000 bales
this season, Notwithstanding the many
setbacks which have affected the move
ment during the last three months.
Although the offerings of freight room
are limited and the inquiry very slow,
cotton continues to arrive in quantities
greatly exceeding the receipts at this
time last year The stock on hand aud
on shipboard however, is only $500 bales
more than at this time last season.
The receipts this season are $40, III
bales, against 6S5, O74 bales for the CORE
spending time last year, an increase of
1S5, 703 bales. To reach zoo. 900 bales for
the entire, season, ending Aug. 81, 1894
Savannah will have to get l29, 223 bales,
in addition to the amount already re-
ceived, and according to the statistics
showing the amount received from this
time to the end of the season in 1892 93
and lS9l-'92, it is more than likely that
the requisite amount will be forthcoming
The total receipts in 1892 -93 were 793, S99
bales, and from this date IN 1893 to Aug.
81, there were received l0S.S24 bales, or
2O,399 bales less than it will take to reach
the million mark this year In lS91-92,
when the entire receipts were 1,021 ,S16
bales, the amount resolved from this date
to the end of the season was 1870, S63 bales,
or ,645 bales more than is required this
season to make Savannah receipts 1000,
600 bales.
There are great many who
doubt that there is a sufficient
amount of cotton remaining in the Coun-
try TO materially swell the seasons re-
ceipts, and that even if facilities for over
land and foreign shipment were more
favorable, the amount of receipts at this
port would fall short oil the mark They
give as further reasons for so believing.
the fact that in 1912 the entire crop of
the country was the largest ever known,
being over 100000 bales, and that in
1S92-93, when the entire crop was only
about $685., 900 bales, large amount was
held in the country, and not shipped until
the last six months of the cotton year.
Whether Savannah will get 100000
bales or not, the figures will reach far
above all other Atlantic ports, and with
all the disadvantages which have de-
traCted from her interests this season,
the advantages which she has over all
other ports is demonstrated by the i'm
mense foreign shipments during the last
SIX months.
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The Animal Extracts
Prepared according to the formula of
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ms MIGRATORY 81 Washington d. {

IN MS laboratory at Washington ID. c.
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the heart.
TESTINE. from the testes. for diseases of
the testes. lAtrophy Of the organs, stertlIty,
etc.
OYtRINE, from the ovaries. for diseases
of the Ovares.
MJsCtLINE, fhyrodine etc
DOse,Five Drops Price e drachms) $3.50.
The physiological effects produced by a
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Where local druggists are not supplied with
the Hammond Animal Extracts they win be
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on the subject, on receipt Of price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co,
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Agents for Savannah, LIPPMAN BROS.
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CHATHAM SHERIFFs SAFES.

FINDER and by virtue of mortgage a. "a
y issued out Of Chatham Superior Court in
favor OF William Il. Rendant VS.. Isadore
1hannhauser have levied upon the follow
ing described property Of the defendant,
to wit:
One bay horse, Dandy, aboutS years old.
One bay horse John, about years old.
One bay mare, Annie Rooney.
one lay mare, Duck
ne BLACK mare mule.
Two double trucks one machine truck.
Three single drays, seven sets harness.
One lot rigging tools.
One stable building, situate at the foot OF
stone street, savannah, Chatham county,
Georgia.
And / will offer the said above described
property of the defendant, Isadore Thanh
hauser, for sale at public oltcry before the
Court house door Of Chatham county, in the
city of Savannah on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN APRIL 1891, during the legal hours OF
sale. TO satisfy said mortgage fl ia. Terms
cash. JOHN Z. ROMAN,
N IN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
c. H. D0RSETT. AgCtioleer,

Under and by virtue OF an order granted by
the Honorable Court OF Ordinary OF Chat
ham county, 1 Will offer for sale at the court
house in the city of savannah, during the
usual hours OF sale. on TUESDAY, March
8, 1894, the following described real, estate,
a. the property of the estate of Francis NJ.
1hrcadCroft, same being sold for The pur-
pose of distribution and Tor the payment OF
debts;
Western portion OF 30, Green ward in York
street, between Pri g and Houston and the
improvements. which consists OF one house In
York street and one IN the lane. SAID prop
erty is subject to an annual ground rent TO the
city of avannah OF al %.
Eastern half Of lot No 7. Carpenter row,
and improvements, which consists OF dwell
ing known as NO l5la East Boundary street,
fee simple,
Northern half OF lot No. q, Crawford ward,
and improvements. which consists Of one two
story wooden house in Price street. and two
two story brick tcncmcnts in South Broad
street lane said property is subject to an
annual q ound rent to the city Of savannah
OF "a %
Eastern part lot No H. Troup ward and
the improvements consisting OF a two-story
double brick house known as No SO Harris
street SAID property being subject to a ground
rent to the city OF savannah Of S5l 30 on en-
tire lot.
Terms cash, II. M. LAW,
Administrator Estate OF Francis M Thread.
croft, c. I. a. d. b. n.
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Phillips, pigestible Cocoa.

Unlike other cocoas and chocolates, it is
not greasy, and. though containing all the nu-
triment Of the richest cocoa bean. it is so pre-
pared that it will not disturb digestion. Sold
everywhere. I'D.