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The morning news., 1894-11-23
IN THE COURTS.
8. J. Wheaton Gets a Verdict Of $3.50
Against the Savannah Street R. R.

8. ]. Wheaton Gets a Verdict of $3.50
Against the Savannah Street R. R.
In The city court yesterday verdict was
rendered In favor Of $. j. Wheaton against
the Savannah Street railroad for $3.50 dam
ages for personal injuries. on the former
trial Of the case the verdict was for
Sss3.3a
Evidence in the suit of J. s. Collins
against $. s. Swift and others was con-
cluded yesterday and the arguments viii
be begun this morning. The suit involves
an attachment on vessel for the amount
of about 81 100.
While the court took recess for dinner
Mr.. y. NJ. Cunningham. Jr, unfortunately
left his oVerCoat in the court room. When
he returned to resume the trial OF the case
the coat was gone. The court room seems
TO be lavOrite place for thieves to watch
for such articles when "a recess in taken.
In the court Of ordinary, Judge Kielfer
Of Ethngham county being disqualified.
jury declared insane Florence d. Kiet-
fer.
Isaac Humes who was charged with
being insane, was found all right and
discharged.
Temporary letters Of administration on
the estate of J. J. O'Byrue We're granted
60 d. a. o Byrne.
Samuel II. Burke. administrator of the
estate of Mary Miller, filed an application
for an order TO sell real estate.
Jordan T.. Brooks qualified as tempo
rary administrator on the estate of Benz.
Matthews.
John Layman was arrested by Detective
Morgan and Deputy Sheriff DOhn yestcr-
day on charge OF passing counterfeit
money on Neidlinger & Rabun. 1t was
charged that he worked off a counterfeit
silver dollar on Mr. Rabun, but the latter
was not certain whether this was the
case or not, and no other evidence being
found AGAINST the NEGRO he was released.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
SOME TESTIMONY TAKEN.
The Libel Case Against the Dalegarth
Being Investigated.

The Libel Case Against the Dalegarth
Being Investigated.
The libel suit of the Propeller Towboat
company against the steamship Dalegarth
will no doubt be an interesting one if it
comes to trial The testimony Of the
officers and crew of the vessel was taken
yesterday before United States Commits
sioner N. a. Connolly. so that the ship
could be allowed TO go 20 sea.
The plaintiff was represented by Nessrs.
T. p. Ravenel and A. Minis. and the de-
fendant by Mr.. w. r. Leaken. The con-
signees, Messrs. Richardson & Barnard,
claim that, Ia the first place, the officers
Of the vessel did not want the services of
the tug Paulsen, on which the libel Is
based, and In the second place that the tug
was hired by the Central railroad to re-
main at its wharf al "a stated price OBJ s
per night and that it was bound TO rem
der service 70 any property lying along
side the wharf
on the other hand. it is claimed by the
Propeller Towboat Company chat its tug
succeeded in extinguishing the fire on this
ship. and that without its services much
more damage would have resulted. and
further, that the services rendered were
of an extraordinary nature and that
So D. entitled 10 salvage. The vessel has
Eiven bond and viii Doe allowed 90 sail
when desired.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
Welded IN DENVER.
Mr.. ]. wiokliffe Pead Of This City Mar
rias Miss I.ncia Il. Sernnle

Mr.. ]. Wioklife Pead Of This City Mar
ries Miss Lucie Il. Semple.
Mr.. J. Wickllfe Pead and Miss Lucie
II. Semple were married last Thursday
evening. Nov. Is, at the residence of the
brides father in Denver, Colo. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev, Kerr b. Tup-
per, pastor Of the First Baptist church Of
Denver. The bride was in travelling cos
tune. and after a collation. was served the
couple departed midst q shower of rice.
within and snow without doors for their
home i'm Savannah.
There were many rich presents and
numerous kilograms of Congra tulatI0n
were received Mr.. and Mrs. pead Will
reside at No. $50 York street, and viii bo
at home 10 their friends after Dec. TO-
Mr. Pead is general bookkeeper OF the
National Bank of Savannah, and d. "a
gentleman highly esteemed ga business cir-
cles. His bride is daughter OF one OF
the Leading railroad men iu the west
The morning news., 1894-11-23
500 Barrels Roof Paint.

The large passenger shed of the Savan-
nah Florida and Western railroad, also
the roof of Oglethorpe Club building, is
now being coated with the r. c. Nc
Donald asphalt graphite, rubber coating
The Plant Steamship Line uses this coat
ing in large quantities Special prices by
the barrel Agents wanted r. c. Nc
Donald, sole proprietor and manu-
facturer, Screven House. Savan-
nah, Ga; Il. c. Mcdonald & Bro.
Atlanta, Ga; r. c. Mcdonald & Bro, Au.
gusta, Ga, and 59l2 Main street, Columbia
). c. Have your roofs coated with this
coating.-ad
The morning news., 1894-11-23

We want you to bring the boys because
we have got the kind of boys clothing
that makes boys look stylish; our prices
are less than you have an idea that boys
clothing could be bought at and whilst
we know that our prices are less than
same goods could be bought even in New
Horw, we allow you a 10 per cent
Tor cash, and therefore it is to
your interest to buy of US. B. H. Levy &
Broad.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
A CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR RALLY.
The Savannah Union to Meet at Trinity
Church Tonight.

The six Christian Endeavor Societies of
Savannah will hold a rally at Trinity
church tonight The local union meets
to start the work to compare notes and
listen TO music. The occasions are to
stimulate young workers and those who
attend may expect TO hear some well writ
ten articles by several young ladies, and q
number of good speeches. All the So
cieties have been planning for this ser
vice and "a large crowd Of young people
and their friends will probably be in at
tendance.
The morning news., 1894-11-23

And you win nud IL out yourself lf YOU
call ans examine our new stock of car
pets. curtains and rugs made with extra
caro- ana attention 90 design coloriug and
weave a. lower prices than can hs had
from any other house BOO Savannah. L.o-
UnII hllrr-.I
The morning news., 1894-11-23
a NEAT PAMPHLET.
The Ocean Steamship Co.'s Compli-
ments to It's Patrons and Tourists.

ments to It's Patrons and Tourists.
The Ocean Steamship Company has just
issued a handsomely illustrated pamphlet
called FLORIDA, or Summer in the Winter
Time" which it is distributing among it's
patrons. The pamphlet was compiled by
MIR. w. E Arnold
The pamphlet might as well have had
something about Savannah in its title, as
it is an excellent advertisement of the
beauty and the attractions of this city.
The first page is flied with facts about
Savannah, the frontispiece is a picture of
Twilight on the Savannah River" and
a short description OF the city, well illus
trated, forms a preface to the book, the
rest Of which is devoted to short descrip-
tions Of the different points in Florida.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
Prof. Homewood-the celebrated Ron,

Prof. Homewood-the celebrated Bobe-
mian glass blower Gate from the worlds
fair)-wiI manufacture various articles
out of glass in our eastern show window
and present to each cash purchaser Of
$l.OO or over one of the various artioIer
he manufactures. See this wonderfnI
worker IN glass. Look for the date Of
ms appearance. Appel & SehauL-ad
The morning news., 1894-11-23
Do You Want Business s,i+g

Don buy before you see ours; we never
haa as large an assortment and as low
figures before and our 10 per cent. Off ror
cash Is an extra substantial reason NH,
you should buy OF us. b Il. Levy q f{ra
-ad. " Hio
The morning news., 1894-11-23
You can,t 30 Wrought Iron Nails.

OF course. and expect TO digest them.
but you can eat ordinary food that is
wholesome and digest it, too. after your
stomach. if eufeebled has been strength
cned hy a course OF Hostetter's stomach
Bitters. Your Kidneys, liver and bowels
wiu be rendered active and vigorous hy
the great tonic, and your system toru-
ned against malaria and rheumatism Use
it also. DO you are nervous and sleepless.-
ul.
The morning news., 1894-11-23

Another shipment of 1O5 suits arrived
yesterday. They are our unapproachable
$l6 imported black clay worsted suits
which We sell you for $3.50; styles, single
and double breasted sacks, 3 button cut
aways, regents, dove tails etc. CoIlat's,
The morning news., 1894-11-23
Our Mothars, Friend

See what Collats the peoples great
money savers, will sell you: Black all wool
cheviot knee pants, double knee, double
elbow and hold fast" buttons. sizes 4 to
10. Sold by all credit houses for 81 .25. oUr
price 50c.-ad.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
AT THE THEATER.
The Georgia Minstrels to Hold the
Boards Tonight.


Richards & Pringles' Georgia Minstrels
will be at the theater tonight The COM
pany was seen here last season and made
a hit a well known writer says Of
recent performance: THE first part is
filled to the brim with good music, dane
ing and comicalities. In the last named
Billy Kersands and James White are con-
spicuous and keep the house in a roar.
Their comic songs go with a rush that is
unusual even to minstrel shows. The
game Of craps. which is the finale to the
first part, is one of the best things ever
known to mnstrelsy. The olio introduces
Jalvin, the premier jugler; the four old
sports, More, Hillman, Vernon and
White; Gauze, the female impersonator;
Crescent City Quartette, Billy Kersands
and cake-walk that is simply too funny
to describe. 1t is a good show"
The Black Crook comes Monday and
Tuesday nights There is probably no
play better known on the stage, though it
has not been seen here in years. 1t was
renewed in Niblo's in New York two
years ago, after having been off the stage
for dozen years, and since then has
been the go everywhere. 1t hes been seen
in every English-speaking country, and
there is no doubt but that the present
production is far ahead of any previous
presentation Of the Old play. This season
the novelties seem to be brighter than
ever. Among some may be mentioned
two new European ballets, the quartette
of French EXcentrique Dancers, the ac>
robatic marvels ReXo and Reno, the Mu-
sical Doll ballet, and a score of novel
features
The morning news., 1894-11-23

Mrs. Winslo" .s Soothing syrup has been
used for children teething 10 footbss
the child. softens the gums. silavs AM
pain' cures wind collie. ana ls the iosf rem
eat Tor alarfhoea. twenty-five cents Il
The morning news., 1894-11-23

See what Collats, the peoples great
money savers will sell; $3.50 boys knee
pants suits $2.1O; 50 boys knee pants suits
$3.50; 81 boys knee pants suits. a %. e.
boys knee pants suits, $3.50; Sc bows l,nee
pants suits, %90-ad
The morning news., 1894-11-23

We don't practice any artificial means.
our low prices and 10 per cent off for cash
is as good a card as is required; what our
patrons want is something substantial and
we give it to them in values. II. Fl T.e,.,.
< Broad
The morning news., 1894-11-23

Have you used our imported Loeb,s can
itary pure wool underwear? We carry
mems ladies and children's garments.
come and get our low tariff prices on
them. b. II. Levy & Broad
The morning news., 1894-11-23

See what Collats, the peoples great
money savers, will sell you for 1915 We
will give YOU your choice of all our fine
all wool $12 suits, single and double
breasted sacks, in all the latest materials.
sold by credit houses for $1S.-ad.
The morning news., 1894-11-23

Oak Pine and hghtwood for sale At
low hgures; Gail up telephone n. r. B.
The morning news., 1894-11-23

See what Collats, the peoples great
savers will sell you: Our former celebrated
9Sc Alpines, soc; our line Of fine 81 IA bats
u. %; our line of fine 81 hats, 81 60; our line
Of fine 80 hats, $210-ad. ''''e
The morning news., 1894-11-23

New and latest styles Of Dunlap ana
stetson's hats received by us. b. Fl. Lew
q Broad
The morning news., 1894-11-23
TRULY A SACRIFICED
Most Astonishing Terms Ever Made
Savannah-S3O for S1l.9S.

Savannah-S3o for S11.9s.
The bulk of Kohler's clothing at 14o
Broughton street consists of suits valued
from $40 to $50. In order to raise money
the choice Of the entire stock, excepting
black and blue goods,) will be offered to-
day from a. m. until l. m. at $l1gS
The children's clothing formerly marked
20 TO $40 a suit Will be offered from p. m
till p. m. at $3.9S These goods are all
high art finest grade clothing. Overcoats
at your own price-ad.
The morning news., 1894-11-23

Never too old to learn that what some
OF our patrons say when they see our
line Of boys clothing, if you have sent to
New York for samples bring them to us.
and If we don't match them for less money
we viii give you suit free of charge. B.
II. Levy & Broad.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
cLOTAN3
Little
Darlings'
DaintieS--
Those Junior and Refer
Suits for small boys.
Mothers, inspect them.

Boys Overcoats, Suits,
Refers, Shirt Waists, Hats
and Caps.
The morning news., 1894-11-23
BAKING POWDER.
Take no Substitute for
Royal Baking Powder.
1t is Absolutely Pure.
All others contain alum or ammonia
Boys Want Eoys Clothing.

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31
franklin Elected President.

At a meeting Of the Texas Bar
association held at Galveston last
Friday a report eulogistic of the
late Chief Justice John w. Stayton
of the Supreme court as lawyer,
jurist and patriotic citizen, and de-
ploring his death as a great loss to
the state and the profession, was
adopted. A number of other re-
ports were presented and approved,
after which the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, T. H. Franklin, San An
tonic; vice-president, r. l.. Prather,
Waco; secretary, Charles S. Morse,
Austin; treasurer, R. ID. Williams,
Fort Worth. The association will
meet in Galveston again the last
Wednesday in July, 1895.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

Those Japs in a naval encounter
are quite quick on the trigger, but
they have not the war material to
enter into a regular contest with
China for the occupation of Corea.
"But children, you should never
let your angry passions rise; Your
little hands were never made to
tear each others eyes,
The anarchism of this day can
not make Roadway against the
"Union shout" and the "Rebel
yell"
Sarah Bernhardt is an expert
angler. Her shadow is never cast
on the pools in which she drops
line.
Debs has retired to Terre Haute,
but he should have gone to Robi-
son Crusoe's Island, he crew so.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1894.

Foster says that the heated term
will not be prolonged beyond a few
days now. What a relief this in
telligence will be to those eastern
and western states that have been
recording a hundred and ten in the
shade and almost hundred Of hui
nudity. The combination is en-
tirely to much for the average hu-
man, and it is no wonder that the
victims of sun stroke are counted
by the hundreds. This temperate
land of Texas is the land Of genial
sunshine and dry air, where sun
strokes are unknown.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

There is no rest for the sole of
the feet Of that conference COM
mittee until they make a tariff
spoon or spool tariff horn. They
must come together in some way
or another. The party says so.
Houston Post says that nothing
in the LIGHT goes without icing
sworn to. The trouble with the
Post is that it dare not swear to
what it utters for the truth, fearing
the consequences of perjury.
1t takes more than a simple argu-
ment to convince the averave curb
stone politician that he is wrong.
1t takes compound argument,
mostly of the kind that is kept
concealed in weasel skin.
Coxey has gone west and Debs
has gone east. If they meet on
middle ground and form a part.
nership for the farther distraction
of the labor hosts of this country
there will be sheol to pay.
The campaign for the nomina.
ton is virtually over, in so far as
the county conventions are con.
cerned. The situation is no clear.
er than it was a month ago, and
very slightly changed.
The combinations that may be
made in the interests Of any of the
gubernatorial candidates do not as
yet materialize, but upon these
will depend entirely the result be.
| fore the convention.
There is just as high quality Of
courage required to keep silence
and say nothing under provocatior
as there is in resenting every foo.
accusation and buckling on a pop
per to enforce it.
This is the dryest summer thai
central Texas has seen in forty
years, and yet the old state as a
whole is in the most prosperous
condition OF any section Of the
Union.
Irrigation is the inevitable solu'
tion Of the agricultural question in
this southwest Texas, and the so
luton Of the irrigation question
lies in the direction of artesiaI
wells.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

Fort Worth Mail is confident
that there will be no lock in the
State Democratic convention, but
that Culberson will come out with
out trouble as the nominee. II the
Mail is correct then will it be again
demonstrated that prophecy is
more true than history, particular
" if it is true at all.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

Hot weather reigns supreme in
the northern region and the prairie
fire is the nightmare Of those sun
baked northern and northwestern
states. Not since the great forest
fires of 1871 has there been such
destruction by forest and prairie
fires as have been reported within
a week. Texas may be a dry state
and the thermometer may occa-
sionally toy with the nineties, but
it is not subject to intervals of
roasting and frying such as are re-
corded of Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa and the Dakotas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

That Gulf Shore road is going
right along with its constructions
as though nothing had happened
with the contractors. President
Davis will hereafter be his own
master of construction and super
intend grading and bridging
There will be no hitch in the pro-
gress of the work.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

New Jersey takes the cake in the
construction of county roads, but
the state is so small that it is as
easy as falling off log to cover
the whole surface of it. The state
pays half of the cost, the owners of
AUDITING properties the sum Of ten
per cent. and the county pays the
rest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

There is not as much fun made
of Hon. John Ireland's assertion,
that this state needed no immigra-
tion agencies to fill her territory
with settlers, as there was a few
years ago. The country is very
rapidly coming to the conclusion
that the immigration rushers have
overdone their business.
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HELLO THERE!

Are you looking for a large lot near
Main piazza for an elegant building sightP
II so I'll sell you S6x250 feet on Dryer
avenue, the Bon Ton residence part OF
the city for $4,000, graded street, cement
sidewalks and San Antonio river in rear.
Think what beaut fHi spot it will make
or home A. DAUGHERTY,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-31

All CHlneSe JeleSramS must DE
in plain language, save those from
four stations.
Earthquake shocks at Paducah
stops clocks and shakes things gen.
orally.
Southern Colorado asks quaran-
tine against Texas and New Mexico
sheep, claiming scab.
Ministry of New South Wales
has resigned, and the opposition
try their hand.
Rains in Kansas and in Western
Iowa have greatly relieved the sit
uation.
Senate agrees to continue the
present appropriations until Au-
gust l4th.
1t is reported that the solid front
of the Senate on tariff is weaken
ing.
The House couferees on tariff feel
encouraged to believe that things
are coming their way.
The conference meeting of tariff
conferees held yesterday was dead
locked as firmly as ever.
The reunion Of the Eastern
churches will soon be subject Of
consideration at Rome.
Princess Bismarck has remained
unconscious since falling from her
chair on Sunday.
American entries for the English
Derby are quite numerous this
year.
Archbishop Corrigau backs Sa-
TOLL in his declaration anent sa-
loon keepers and the societies.
East Texas normal institute at
Cooper is burned, incendiarism is
suspected.
China says that there was no
provocation for the Japs attack on
their feet.
English armorers and ship own
ers are offering both to China and
Japan.
Senator Voorhees, continues sick,
and his condition virtually I'M
changed.
A new constitutional provision
is proposed by Hutcheson, of Tex
as, to outlaw all trusts.
Minister DENLY who is ordered
to return to China is taking his
first leave in nine years.
That Democratic caucus ordered
for today on tariff at Washington
is postponed to Thursday.
Schooner Glad Tidings sunk by
the steamer Pathfinder in the De-
troit river and six persons drowned.
Mexican business outlook is de-
cidedly improved, internal revenue
receipts increased and more hope
of better times felt generally.
Annual inspection of Central Pa
cific properties by the US. govern
ment commissioner will commence
on the Goth August.
Professional safe breakers crack
two saloon safes at Houston, get.
ting considerable booty. Two sus-
poets arrested.
The convention to nominate a
successor to Congressman Culber-
son meets today, and will be live
ly.
News arriving from Seoul is a
week old, Indicating interrupted
communications between that city
and the coast.
Tariff reform Democrats in Fred
erick, Maryland, denounce German
in unstinted terms at mass meet
ing.
Unknown negro filled in Hous-
ton with buckshot in mistake for
an escaped convict. Shooter is un-
known.
Culberson has 52l instructed
votes; Reagan, 1888; Laham, 1871;
Mccall, Sc; uninstructed, 1872;
doubtful, "a; yet to hear from, %.
President transmits the latest
Hawaiian news, including Minis
ter Willis recognition of the repub-
lie, in so far as he had the right so
to do.
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swear that there is no war in pro-
gress, and in the same cable tell
how ships,are sent to Davy Jones'
locker and the bottom knocked out
of transports by torpedoes, leav-
ing the entire cargo of humans to
follow McGinty to the bottom of
the sea. Russia is watching the
proceedings there with a jealous
and greedy eye.