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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-15

observations taken Oct. IA at the same
moment of time at all stations. for the
Morning News
Boston, as, W NV. 1e, clear.
New York city, 80, " w, v "A, clear.
Philadelphia, %, W n, Is, clear.
Washington City, 50, W N, light,
clear.
Norfolk. t q, W NE, light. clear.
Hatteras, g., calm, clear
Wilmington, t 81, W Sc, light, cloudy.
Charlotte, &c, SIC, light, partly
Atlanta, g., e, light, cloudy.
Augusta, t 60, " S, light, partly cloudy.
Jaefsonviiile, t'yes, W Ne. ' 8. cloudy.
key West z 50, " Sc. p, partly cloudy.
Tampa, t "a, W NE, V 5, partly cloudy.
Pensacola, "a. W N, ' u. cloudy.
Montgomery 60, W Ne, V light cloudy.
vieksburg, t &C, W NE, V light partly
New Orleans. es, W NE. Y 10. clear.
PSiastine. n s, : 4. light, cl eis
NN ssRRTiie g g. s ST. . li GlSfr clear
ciaginhSt, s. o. NE. light S,i clear e''
Bafraio y NV D. ligs SH' c esar
66SsttroIts; 4 !. v = ng,hst' {. clear ;s,S~
Marquette, IS, W NE light, cloudy.
St, Paul, A. W Sc, light, partly
Davenport t-54, W f, ' light, cloudy.
st. Louis, 6S. W e. v g. clear.
Kansas City, t ~, W SW, light, clear.
Omaha, 81, W n, s. clear.
North Platte, 81, W NV, v 6, clear.
Dodge City, TO- W n, 10, clear
Bismarck, "A, W NV, v light, clear.
Rainfall-Key West, 40 inch; Tampa,
trace; New Orleans, trace: Chicago,
trace: ST. Paul. .04; Davenport, o.
7, temperature; W. wind; v, velocity.
limited States Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau, Savannah, Ca,
Oct. IA, 10 p. m.-Weather Synopss.-The
storm noted in Sunday nights synopsis
as central off the New England coast has
moved off to the northeast.
The barometer is lowest tonight In
Southern Florida, with indications of
depression being central southwest of Key
West.
An area of high pressure centers in
the northeastern section of the Rocky
mountains.
The weather is cloudy or party so in
Southern North Carolina. throughout
Georgia and Florida, in Middle Alabama
in the upper Mississippi valley in upper
Michigan and Northeastern Illinois, with
light rain falling at Chicago. Elsewhere
ii is generally clear
The lowest temperature reported at s
o'clock tonight was IS degrees, at Mar
quette, Mich, and the highest so degrees,
at Key West, Fla. p. H. Smytn,
Observer.
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SALE BY ADMINISTRATIVE.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN BUSINESS
STAND AND LOTS.

Under and by virtue OF an order granted by
the Honorable Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham
county, Will sell at the Court House IN Sa-
vannah during the usual hours Of sale, on
TUESDAY, November 9th. 1885 for the pur-
pose Of the payment Of debts ana for distri.
bullOn. the following as the property OF
George Deter. Jr., deceased:
Lots Nos /. 2 3.4ofJ. 3. Hogg's subdivis-
ion OF lot No. 9, Cuyler farm, fronting 50
and having q depth OF 100 feet zach
70 a lane. more particularly describen in
deed from John Mcintosh. Jr., to the said
folio 32i, clerk s once superior court OF said
county
the corner Second avenue, fronting 20 feet on
Waters road and having depth OF 100 feet 20
q lane more particularly described in a deed
from Selig Mendel 10 the said George Deter,
Jr., recorded in Book 5 G's. folos 5i9 and $40,
clerks ONCE superior court said county.
Lots Nos 2, TO- II, East and, fronting q
feet each on Waters road ana having a depth
OF ZIG feet, more particularly described IN q
deed from L. A. Falligant 10 the said George
Deter, Jr., recorded in Book lis, folios 800
and 800, clerks ofice, superior court said
county
Lots 10 and IA. EastIand. fronting so feet
each on Waters road, having a depth OF 1905
feet. more particularly described IN q deed
from Sclig Mendel 10 the said George Deter,
Jr., recorded IN Book 8 G's. folio ~. clerk &
Office superior court said county.
Lots numbers 10 and 1913, EasLand, No. ll0
having a front Of 30 feet on Second avenue
with depth OF southwark J d feet, and Ne. 1923
having front on Second avenue OF IS feet
with depth southwark OF li5 feet. more par
ticularly described In q deed from w. IT.
Spence and Others 10 the said George Deter,
Jr., recorded in Book 8 Q's, folio ~, clerk 8
Improvements on above described lots, con-
sSsting OF store and residence.
JOSEPHINE DETER,
Administrators estate Of George Deter, Jn
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MEMORANDA.

Charleston. S. c., Oct 14-Cleared,
bark Carmelo c. QtaD, Caiefero, Ham
burg.
Sailed, schooners Addie B. Bacon; Annie
c. Grace, Smith, New York; Greenleaf
Johnson, Woodruff, New Haven.
Georgetown, S. C., Oct H.-Sailed
schooner Nellie Floyd, Johnston, New
York
Sailed Oct. u, schooner Warren B. Pot
ter, Chase, Boston.
Port Eads, Oct. 14-Arrived, steamship
British Crown CBT), Williams, Liverpool
Departed, steamship Claudeboye (BO
Hay, Rouerr, via Norfolk; steamship JOS
Oteri, Marullo, Ceiba.
New York, oct. l2.-Arrived, bark syria,
Head, Charles ton; sehooners Geo. r,
Congden, Baylis, Charleston; Oscar c.
Schmidt, Bacon, Charleston.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. 2.-Cleared bark
Ariel (Nor), Paust, Harburg.
Sailed, brig Jennie Hubert, New Ha-
ven; schooner Annie l.. Henderson, Prov
idence.
Darien, oct. 1O.-CIeared, schooner Jo-
seph w. Hawthorne, Hoffess, Bath.
Oct. u.-Arrived, schooner Mary A. Hall,
Veesie, ST. Smons.
Oct 12.-Arrived, schooners Joel Cook
Warren, Savannah; Horace =. Shares,
Mount, Brunswick, Ga; Myra w. Spear,
Binkley, New Haven.
Fernandina, Oct. 12.-Arrived, schooner
Thomas f. Pollard, Jarman, Boston; Fan
ME KINNEY, Wolfe, New York; Samuel
Il. Hubbard, Mehaney, New York.
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TWO NEwsBoYS THRASHED.
A sCURRILOUs ARTICLE AT THE
BOTTOM OF THE TROUBLE.

Hearing That the Nan Referred to in
the Paper Was Angry, They
Thought They Would sell Him
Their stock OF Papers Containing
the ArticIe-Instead OF BuyIng He
Drew a Pistol and a Rayvhtde and
Made IL Hot for the Boys.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. ,14-Julius L. Brown.
q weIl-known attorney. was arraigned in
notice court this afternoon upon a charge
Of disorderly conduct The case against
him. which promises sim further sensa-
tional matter. was continued until next
Thursday.
Attorney Browns prosecutor is 'Roxie'
galloway, a welI-known character among
the newsboys of the city. On Saturday
the Kansas City Sunday sun, a paper of
scurrilous article in which Mr.. Brown
was the principal.
Among the newsboys engaged in selling
the paper were "Roxie' Galloway and
Joe Brewer, a newsboy who recently
landed in town from Louisville. They
heard that MIR. Brown was angry and went
TO his Office to sell him their stock Of pa
pers. and thus prevent a further cir
Sulation of the scandalous story. In
stead of taking their proffer in good part,
however, Mr.. Brown locked his office
door. and with a pistol in one hand and
a cowhide in the other. proceeded to
thrash the two neWsbOys within an inch
OF their lives. Galloway had a case made
against Mr.. Brown and besides put a suit
for $4,000 damages in the hands of Glenn
4. Rouutree. who viii file it at once.
Mr. Brown felt outraged a the article,
and has offered a reward Of 500 for the
name of the party who wrote it. He has
nut himself in communication with at
torneys in Kansas City, with view of
obtaining this information, and has also
instituted proceedings for criminal libel.
If he finds the author of the scandalous
story he says he will treat him as he treat
ed the boys.
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WELL. WELL. WELL.
That Blue Paper and Reds That
White Paper and PinJxl


Editor Morning News; Wen, well! by
gum, 1 see that some other chap has
noticed the great accumulation of paper
and other unsightly things scattered
around the squares and streets. And the
Goat, with big G, is a good scavenger
for that sort of stuff. I had IL in my
minds eye some years ago, when our al
dermen attempted to legislate Billy out
of his true calling, and did, that Savan-
nah would live to regret it, And 10 and
behold the brown paper and white the
green paper and pink the blue paper and
red, and lots of other stuff are scattered
broadcast over our beautiful city. And this
is reforml Oh, reform! what terrible neg
lect is committed in thy namel And why
is this thus? 1 rather think that every
thing is to be held in allegiance till the
new legislation is showed through, and
then look out for-more fat offices for the
boysi
Seriously, Mr. Editor, it is time these
things were motif is time to brush up
things little Bring on the Goat
Is the crematory still burning refuse, or
has the city no place to cart 1t to. the
reason that it lies around the streets?
Break away from the political mar
plots, and do the service that is expected
OF you by those who are taxed to death"
already, and it will tickle to death"
Uncle FlOxie.
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CHATHAM sHERIrF,s sA1.r-

UNDER and by virtue Of an execution
issued by Thomas J. Sheftall, justice OF
the peace for the Second c. NJ. district
OF Chatham county, Georgia, IN favor Of
w. II. Royal against G.. Goldman, admin
lstrator OF the estate Of g A. Dawson,
the said G.. A. Dawson, deceased, / have
this day levied on the following describ-
ed lot of land as the property OF the
that lot tract or parcel of land situate
lying and being in Chatham county,
Georgia, and known as the western one
half lot number nfty-elght (5S) in the
J. b. Hogg subdivision of lot number
six 60 Cuyler farm. And ! will sell the
same before the court house door al Sa-
vannah, said county and state, between
the legal hours of sale on the FIRST
TUESDAY, being the nth day of No
vember, 1895. Terms cash, purchaser
paying for title. JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff G. Co, Ga.
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sAVANNAH, Tuesdav. oct. Is 80
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cost NOTHING" AND YOU MAY
get a handsome lady's watch or a fine doll.
by guessing how many persons viii en-
ter los Broughton Street Hair and Jew
elry House on the cath of December; come
and see the watch and the doll; then
guess; cost nothing.
"EAIILE'S HAIR TONIC" THE VERY
best thing for weak hair Broughton
Street Hair Store, the place for everything
pertaining to hair.
MRS. GRAGG HAVING RETURNED
to the city, will resume dressmakng at ISL
York street.
WEDDING G1FTS-STERLING Sill
yer, rich cut-glass, Havilauds china, ex-
quisiJe new lamps; an elegant assort-
ment at very low prices; a purchase here
means money saved. c. W. Allen & Co.,
Barnard and State,
THERE IS NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist, removes
and cures iRgrowlng nails. corns bun
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
Bull and State streets.
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Fl, AN EXPERIENCED GROCER DE-
sires some position ~ fancy grocery store.
Address Grocer, Morning News.
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AT AUCTION.

EIGHTEEN CASKS OF WINE.
c. II. DORsETT, AuctiOneer,
VIII sell nt II o'clock on THURSDAY,
18th inst, in the warehouse I'm the
aIIeyVvay below No. I1sh nay
street, Between Bull and DraytOn
Streets
rs Casks of Wine, MedOc, CIaret,
burgundy, etc. Also lot OF Candy
Boxes. Empty Bottles, etc. sold for
account of all concerned.
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cENrRAns RIenr oR wAY.
The southern at the Mercy of the
state Under the Recent Decision.

The Southern at the Mercy of the
state Under the Recent Decision.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct lin his annual re-
port to the legislature the attorney gem
eral will notify the legislature that the
commission appointed to investigate and
settle their dispute has sustained the
claim of the state to the property oecu-
pied by the Central railroad in reach
ing the union depot in this city. to which
the Central has claimed title for years.
This decision. taken in connection with
other circumstances, is very important
matter to the state. the city Of Atlanta,
the Central railroad and the Southern
Railway Company.
has been sustained and the Central dis
possessed of it as long as the present
union depot is used as such, the Centrals
entrance thereto is not affected, al
though in reaching the depot the Central
will continue to use this right of way, a
privilege that the road will enjoy with
out extra charge, as the state is bound
TO give the road an entrance into the
depot under the terms upon which the
depot was built.
A movement is on foot however, for the
building of a new union depot in another
part of town by the Southern. The land
has been bought and the plans drawn
With this new uepot, the Southern would
be in a position to force the Western and
Atlantic road to come into il on almost
any terms, or be completely bottled on its
passenger business. except for the fact
that the state by making her claim good
to the entire right of way to the north
ward from the present depot has now Sc
cured the key to the situation, and it
will be the Southern that will have to
sue for terms to the state road when the
new union depot is built.
Under the decision of the commission,
the state has the Southern completely in
its control with regard to the new union
depot, whereas, without this decision, the
how I'D afe,rr or 4
Atlantic road at its mercy when the pres
emit depot is abandoned for the new one.
The Southern cannot get to the new de-
passing over the states property, and
In this way the state will be able to
bring it to terms when the rub comes.
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Per steamship City of Augusta, for New
York ], $50 bales uprd cotton, 474 bales sea
island cotton, 1O7 bales domestics and
yarns, 20 bbls rosin oil, S34 bbls rosin,
772 bbs spirits turpentine, 27,725 feet lum-
Der % bbls pitch, turtles, 25 boxes fruit.
bbls vegetables, boxes vegetables, $50
tons pig iron, sos pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston
2,472 bales upland cotton, 1876 bales do
mestics and yarns. % bbls rosin oil. 125
bbls rosin, Sc bbls spirits turpentine 543lI
feet lumber, Il bdls hides. bbls pitch, 80
casks clay, 3 boxes fruit, Isl tons pig iron,
4 bales wool, cases cigars, 274 pkgs mdse.
Per British steamship st. Marnock for
Barcelona and Genoa-4,S00 bales cotton,
valued at S210,670, for Barcelona, and g. 200
bales cotton, valued at Sl40,5S7, for Genoa.
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CITY DIARsHALls SALE OF GROUND
pIsNTf nVfe

City Marshafs Office, savannah, Ca,
Oct. 4 B9o.TUndor ana BY virtue Of 2
Savannah, passed on the nth day Of July
1895, / will sell on the nth day OF Novem-
TUESDAY Of the month, before the doe door
of the court house I'm the city Of Sa-
vannah, Chatham county state OF Geor-
eda, and between the legal hours Of sale,
city lots, the following described prop
erty and improvements thereon, in the
city Of Savannah, re-entered for non-pay-
ment Of ground rent due the mayor and
aldermen OF the city Of Savannah, to
wit:
FORSYTH WARD.
Lot /, and improvements thereon, Mrs
A. NJ. Gilbert.
Lot 2, and improvements thereon, Mrs
A. M. Gilbert
JOHN POWER,
City Marshal.
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Her Captain Sails straight on Despite
Signals of Warming.

Brunswick, Ca, Oct. 1l-The German
bark Elise Winter. master, from Rot
terdam for Brunswick, is on the beach
at Jekyl Island and her dangerous posi-
ton marks one of the most remarkable
actions of a ship captain ever heard Of.
The bark is 9S4 tons register, and yes
terday evening, with all sails set she
sailed directly toward the Jelxyl shore
the captain seemingly utterly oblivious
of the fact that there was channel to
follow, by which he could reach Bruns-
wick. 1t was almost certain destruction
to his vessel, valued at many thousand dol
lars, and probable death to some of the
crew to keep the course he was pursu-
ing, and the st. Andrews bar pilots and
Brunswick pilots waved and signalled to
him to keep off shore. He gave them no
notice, but proceeded on and his vessei
grounded hard. Three tugs have been at
work to-day trying to get her off, and it is
reported tonight that they were success
full 1t is presumed the captain wanted
to get in port without getting a pilot.
which probably accounts for mis- going
ashore,
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON BROUGH-
TON STREET.
c. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

c. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer.
Under and by virtue OF my appointment as
Trustee by John 1. Middleton and J. Wilcox
Brown Trustees, under the power contained
In deed from James p. Long to the said
John l. Middleton aud J. Wilcox Brown.
Trustees. dated June 30th. 1892. and recorded
IN the once OF the clerk Of the superior court
Of Chatham county, Georgia, Ia Book OF
Mortgages RS, folio $40. 1 will sell az public
cutlery before the court house door Ia the said
county OF Chatham, on TUESDAY. the 5th
day Of November, 1895, during the legal
hours Of sale
All that certain tract or lot OF land, lying
and being in the city OF savannah county and
state aforesaid. and known and designated upon
map OF the said city drawn By John b. Hogg
afterwards Howard. now deceased. surveyor
Of said city IN July, 1865. as the western half OF
lot number eight ~, Decker ward, Tower
tythlng, being bounded on the north BY Con-
gress street lane: on the east by the eastern
half ot said lot number eight ~; on the south
by BroughtOn street. and on the west by lot
number nine 30, same tythng and ward. said
half lot hereby conveyed having a front OF
thirty (30) feet more OF less, on BroughtOn
street by rectangular depth northwards OF
ninety 600 feet, more or less, 10 said lane.
The said half lot Is known as i76 Brogghton
street. on the northern side OF said Broughton
street. between Barnard aud Jefferson streets.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for papers.
O. N. WEST. Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I. D. LnRocHE, AuctIoneer.

BY virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferrili, Ordinary for Chat,
ham county Georgia, 1 will sell before the
during the legal hours Of sale, on TUESDAY,
the 5th day OF November, 1885, Lots numbers
seYenty-two C72) seventy-three (40 and
vile, just south OF the city OF savannah, and
being each l05 feet by lb7 feet, more or less.
Sold for distribution and payment OF debts
X ). CLAGHORN,
Administrator Estate Elizabeth Green. de-
"A
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RECEIPTs.

Per Central railroad. Oct 14-5,163 bales
cotton. AZ tons pig iron, ,465 bbls rosin,
Al cars lumber, 276 pkgs mdse, cars wood
13S pllgs domestics, / car apples and cab
bages, car -four, / car meal, cars fresh
meat, / car ebert, ] car salt meat, ] car
packfng-house products, l car cement.
cars oats, car household goods, l car
furniture.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western.
railroad. oct. H.-3.22S bales cotton 2od
crates fruits and vegetables, bbls fruit
2.670 bbls rosin, 452 bbls spirits turpentine,
IS cars lumber, cars phosphate, z eg-s
fish, car bbls, ! ear bran, cars pig iron,
1875 bdls hides, cars mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway.
Oct 14.-6SS bales cotton, cars wood. 2
cars lumber, / car brick. car castings,
2 cars corn, cars refined oil. cars mdse.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad, Oct 14-2sI bales cotton. / car
hay. 2 cars household goods, Q cars mixed
mdse
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KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Members of the order in session at
Atlanta.


Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 1.-THE Kings Daugh-
tiers meet in convention to-day in the wo-
mans building at the exposition. Mrs.
James Thomas Of Macon, state secretary.
made her annual report, showing the
strength Of the Organization in the state.
Inc order has now in hand the work of
estdpIlshing home for incurables
addresses We're made by Mrs Mary
Kings Daughters, Mrs. William Dickson
OF Atlanta and Mrs. Isabella Charles
laws, one of the original founders OF the
order Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Dickinson were
among the first co-Worl6ers of Mrs. Mar
safet Batsome. Mrs. Davis, who is the
corresponding secretary and general man
9sef OF the International order of the
nlhg Daughters and Sons. has taken a
HSsg active part in the Woman's con-
slgsses mere since the exposition opened
ons received last year 5000 letters. She
s s,s that the order in the south is strong
ai1 Is doing great work.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LANDS.
LnROCHE. Auctioneer

UT NALNAnLE LANDS.
I. ID. LnROCHE, AuctIoneer.
Under and by virtue OF a decree Of the supe.
rior Court Of Chatham county. Georgia. we
will sell before the Court House door in the
city OF savannah, during the legal hours OF
sale, on TUESDAY, the 5ih day Of Novem-
Der, 1895:
Lots io5. III. ii2 OF the Springfield planta-
tion tract. containing si1ty-one l6ll acres Of
land. more OF less and situated Immediately
south Of lands OF Blum and Hone. said lots
are near the new city water works and tho
properly Of tho Florida Central and PENN
sular railroad aud as shOwa on city map are
bounded east and north by public highways
which give egress and ingress TO and from
each lot.
Sale subject TO acceptance and confirmation
Of said court Terms at sale. The lots may
be treated for az private sale in the mean.
time. by order OF court
CHAS ELLIS, ST.,
GUGIE BOURQUIN,
JOSEPH A. CkONk,
Commissioner.
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Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, Boston
and Philadelphia-C. G.. Anderson, Agent
Steamship d. II. Miller Billups, Balti
more-J. j. Carolan, Agent
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EDUCATION IN GEORGIA.
The County school Commissioners to
Meet To-day.

Atlanta, Ca. Oct. 14-Among the many
conventions attracted to Atlanta by the
exposition, one of the most important to
the state of Georgia, will assemble in the
hall Of the House of Repre-
sentatives at the capitol to-nor-
row. It will be a gathering of all the
county school commissioners of the state
meeting under the call recently issued by
state School Commissioner Glenn.
The purpose of the convention is to or
game the county commissioners of the
state and to take steps to secure legisla-
tive and other reforms that are needed to
perfect the present school system of the
state. The legislature meets in about a
week, and whatever, action the school
coIhIllssloners take viii be presented to
the body fresh ana crisp from the con
VentiOn hall
Commissioner Glenn, in speaking Of the
convention to-day, said that nearly every
county IN the state would be represented
Wnicn Will make the voice of the conven-
uon the unanimous voice Of the school
commissioners Of the whole state
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GEORGIA., CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that have made
application to the court Of ordinary for
Chatham county for leave TO sell lot No.
in G. j. Hulls subdivision OF lots r.
76 and N, Choctaw ward, in the city of
Savannah, with improvements thereon
belonging to estate of Thomas Cohen,
deceased, for the payment Of debts and
distribution, and that said order viii be
granted at November term, 1895, of said
court, unless objections are filed thereto
WILLIAM II. ROYALL,
Executor Of win Of Thomas Cohen, de-
ceased.
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HYDROPHoBIA FROM A HOG.
w. w. Pool Dies at His Home -Four
Miles From Amerfcus,

Americas. Ca, Oct. 14-w. w. Pool
died to-day at his home. four miles from
Americas, after two days illness, Of by
drophobia, aged 90 years. The first symp-
toms of the fatal malady were felt on the
back OF mis- hand, where an abrasion was
made while doctoring a sick hog last
spring. Mr. Pool was well known IN rail-
road circles and was for twenty-five years
connected with the Southwestern as SUI
peryisor or road master. He leaves a wife
and large family of grown children.