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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-06

in order to appreciate the Importance
of the attitude of Great Britain in con-
nection with the Turkish outrages in Ar
menia, says the New York Tribune. il
is necessary to remember that Queen Vic
t0ria is at the head OF the greatest Ma
hometan empire in the world. Whereas
the Sultan has at the most some Is. 900 600
Moslems subject TO his rule in the OTTO
man domiaions, no less than 1000 GOO CON
tented followers of the prophet live ana
thrive in India, under the progressive rule
of England's queen. Indeed, their pros
the backward condition and universal mis-
cry that prevail in Turkey are attribufa
bic to bad government, and not to the Ma
~ alleged.
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MLLEDGEvILLE's SCHOOLS.
The Funeral of Rev. William Flynn,
Presbyterian Minister.

Milledgevile, Ga, Sept. 5.-The NJ.
G.. NJ. and A. College resumed
exercises Monday under the most fatter-
ing auspices. The local patronage is
larger than usual, while quite a number
of young men from abroad are already in
the barracks. Prof. Alfriend, a late
graduate Of Peabody Normal, at Nash
vile. has entered upon his duties in the
college.
President Chappell of the Girls Normal
went TO Atlanta to-day 10 superintend
the arrangement for the splendid exhibit
ton which that school will make at the
Atlanta exposition.
The body Of Rev. William Flynn, D. D,
who died in Atlanta on Tuesday, was
brought to this city and inferred to-day
from the Presbyterian church. DR.. Flynn
was for fourteen years the pastor of this
church, and had many friends here.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our store will be open only four
days more for the purchase of goods
at retail. We will sell at retail all
goods until Saturday night, 7th inst,
at so per cent. of. After Saturday
night OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED.
FIxf6REs FOR SALE.
1 Iron safe, 7 Chandeliers, 1 Table,
Five-FOOt Standing Desk and
Chair, Copy Press, Long
Sign, Globe Sign and Post,
81 Framed MOttOs, all Electric
Fixtures and Brackets, Large blue
Curtains, Double Settees, 400 Stock
Boxes AT 20 CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR.
THE GLOBE SHOE STORE,
100 BrOughtOn street.
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AN OCALA GUN FIGHT.
Two Men of the Town and a Police
man in II.

man IN 1t.
Ocala, Fla, Sept. 5.-Last night one
ALI Haefele shot Bob Dukes in the right
thigh. It occurred at the gate of a mem
Der of the demi-monde here 1t seems
the woman had circulated uncomplmen-
tary reports of Haefele and he called 10
demand a retraction, which she refused
TO give. They got into a quarrel which
brought Bob Dukes to her rescue. Dukes
kn5@ked Haefele down. When he arose.
he sho@z Dukes. who was carried into the
house ana DR.. Izlar was called to dress
the wound. Ii < not deemed dangerous.
Shortly afterward, h1@fele returned to
learn the extent of Dukes woun0. -Vben
Othcer Willing, who had arrived on the
scene Of the conflict, attempted to arrest
Haetele. He resisted arrest and both
drew pistols and fired four or five shots
apiece when Haefele took to the scrub
and escaped.
He was arrested this morning. and
committed 10 Jail, but no one filing infor-
nation against him, he was discharged
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS

LNNCH-The relatives and friends OF
Mrs. Mary Lynch are invited 10 attend
her funeral from No. . Sims streets. at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
RNAN-The relatives and friends OF
Mrs. Margaret Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs
James Maher and family and of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Keane and family are invited
to attend the funeral Of the former from
+. McDonough street. at o'clock this af-
ternOOn
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PROGRESSIVE DAvIsBoRo.
Bank and Cotton Factory Among
Her New Institutions.

Her New Institutions.
Davisboro, Ga, Sept. 5-NIr. W. S With
am of Atlanta, president of a number OF
banks throughout Georgia and the south.
reached here last night and to-day or
ganized strong bank to be known as
the Bank of Davisboro The stock was
over-subscribed and all paid for on the
spot. new bank building will at once
be erected, but meantime temporary quar-
tiers have been arranged for and the bank
is expected to begin business next week.
The officers elected are: w. S. Witham
president; n. H. Jordan, vice president:
Charles Marsh, cashier. Directors w. S.
Witham, n. H. Jordan. T. L. Brown, 0.
II. P. BeaIl, w. 3. Francis. 5. Newsom.
Upon good authority it is learned that
meeting is soon to be called to or
ganize a company. the purpose Of which
is to build a cotton factory here during
the fall season.
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You know we talked about
taking your measure and or
der for a Fall Suit yester-
day. Have you thought any
more about it? This is a
rare chance to get a made to
measure suit at ready to
wear prices. Those who
know us won't be slow to
fall in the loving embrace of
our tape line. The offer is
not a long-lived one-lasts
until Oct. 1. Not much time
to squander if you have any
notion of accepting it. Stop
in and ask us all about it.
PALK CLOTHING co.
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A. n. MANUCY,
Clerk OF Council

NJ Boley for permission to retail LIQUOR
at corner Barnard and Broughton streets
Charles Brickman for permission to re-
tail liquor at southeast corner Indian
street lane and West Boundary streets
j. S Einstein & Co. for permission to
retail liquor a p Bull street.
J. K. Taylor for permission to retain
liquor at southwest corner McDonougn
and East Broad.
S. Raskin for permission to transfer
liquor license from Habersham and Fifth
avenue to St. Julian and Price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master nor agents of
responsible for any debts contract
ed by the crew.
HARRIsS & CO., Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Congregation Mickvah Israel.
Divine service will commence this
evening at 6:sO and tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
SIMON HEXTER, Secretary.
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BRUNswICI1's PILOT WAR.
Commissioners Grant an Additional
License-The Old Gun.

License-The Old Gun.
Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 5-The pilot com
missioners to-day granted a license 70
Walter Brockington to act as pilot on the
Brunswick bar This means an inevita-
bic opposition TO the pilot combination bv
the Oracle, commanded by Duncan Wright.
and possibly other boats. The combina-
ton was broken by Wright's withdrawal
and II was announced that more pilots
would be granted licenses
Capt. Barney Dart brought UP from St.
Simons to-day the old cannon used at
FREDERICK fort by Gen. Oglethorpe in his
fight with the Spaniards in the early davs
OF this country, also a block of timber
from the old fort and large piece of the
Wesley oak, under which the famous
apostle of Nicholson first expounded his
views in Georgia. They will be placed in
the Glynn exhibition a the Atlanta expo-
sition.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEP-
ERs.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEP-
ERS.
X. ID. Il WIN. LATTIMORE,
Successors to Lowell & baltimore,
Savannah, Ga.
This house can furnish you "A fun
line of stoves, Hardware and House
furnishing Goods.
Please note the following prices;
Gem Ice ShOves 35c.
Crown Ice Clippers 35c.
Raisin Seeders 25c.
Silver Plated Teaspoons 35c set.
Silver Plated Table spoons csc set.
Fowler Fly Fans SI.75.
star safety RazOrs SI.75.
Mrs. Potts sad Irons 81 set.
GasOlene stoves So.
silent Ice Cream Churns 1925.
1 qunrt MasOn's Fruit Jars 9Oc dor.
= quart Mason's Fruit Jars 81 40 dor.
Ham and Beef slices 81, s1.25, sI.75.
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NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS

sprung a surprise on the Savannah public
when opened in their midst the finest restau-
rant in the south. 1t has been a daily occur
renee for me to have to turn customers away
just couldn't accommodate the rush. The
people have appreciated my efforts in their be-
half, and they also appreciate the stock of the
justly celebrated INFANTA EULALIA
CIGARS which are to be found in my case in
all sizes. They are the best money can buy.
ROBERT NJ HICKS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south of
the extended limits of the city of Savan-
nah, known as the Branch Tract con-
more or less, bounded on the north by
Estin avenue, east by Waters road, south
by lands of Barstow, and west by lands Of
Gen. A. r. LaWton, as 1 have made a
contract for the purchase thereof, and
intend to apply to the courts for a spe-
citic performance of the contract.
J. II. ESTILL
Savannah. Aug. 3O.1SSS.
ON NErspAPERS 2nn fnr q cents o.
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Seattle, Wash. Sept. 5-Gen. A. V.
Kautz, L. S. A, recently retired. dropped
dead last night His death is supposed
to have been from heart disease
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ALFRED L. PARTRIDGE,
SECURITY BROKER.

Has removed to No III rear) Bryan street,
where he will be glad to receive orders to buy
r>sell stocks and bonds and to arrange loans
on good collateral.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The board OF directors Of the Title Guaran.
tee and Loan Co. has this day declared divi-
dend Of three 5O-lC0 dollars per share from the
earnings OF the company for the past six
months, payable 10 stockholders as OF this
date, on and after Monday. 9Th inst.
Il. l.. HACKETr. Treasurer
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FOR RENT-FrOm Oct. L, the prop
erty on Bay street, foot of Barnard
street, now occupied by Savannah
Ice Delivery Company. Apply to
LOUIS p. HART,
President Savannah Ice Delivery Co,
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Outcome of the Days struggles for
the Championship.

Washington, Sept. 5.-The following are
the results Of base ball games played to-
day.
At Boston RHE
Boston 80 o O @ 0 o 0 0 II 7 5
Chicago .......2 o / 0 o o. IS ,
Batteries-Stivetts and Camel: Griffith
and Kittridge.
At Philadelphia RHE
Philadelphia , 3 2lO Up Il ,
St Louis 80 0 1 o A. II 6
Batteries-Carsey and Clements; Brett
enstein. Ehret and Outten.
AT Baltimore Ri Z
Baltimore 10 0 0 0 0 x-7 3
Louisville 30 0 o 0 1 b % y Z
Batterics-Esper and Robinson; AicFar-
land and Spies
At Washington-First game r H Z
Washington 0 2-ll Is 3
Cincinnati - 0 0 o. Il 1
Batteries-NIercer and Mcguire; Dwyer
and Vaughan.
Second Game r II z
Washington ..........3 0 3 0 o. 3
Cincinnati ...--.......3 3 0-l2 y 1
Batteries-Bosweua and Mcclure; Ehines
and Vaughan.
At New York RH Z
New York 20 0 o 0 90 O-1 S {
Cleveland % 8 .11 l Oh Il 1
Batteries-AIeekih. German and Wilson;
Young and thinner
Al Brooklyn RHE
Brooklyn ....s , 10 o o 0 XII Is l
Pittsburg 20 0 0 o O-1 3
Batteries-Kennedy and Daley; Hart,
Moran and Merritt
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NOTICE To MEMBERS OF THE BAR.

The Superior Court will be adjourned for the
term at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon next,
9TH instant.
BY direction Of His Honor Judge Falligant.
this 5th cay Of September, 1895.
JAMES K. P. CARR.
Clerk y. c. c. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
->------>-~-~~-~--~-~---~
NOTICE.
SUPPLIES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
NOTICE.

SOFFLAES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
IL SEALED proposals for furnishing the pub
~ schoois with supplies during the school
year commencing October list. 1895, and ter
nllnatlng September 10Th 1896. will be received
ahtu l9th september, prOximO. The follow
Ing articles are called for:
STATIONERS' SUPPLIES.
HOUSEFURNIsHING SUPPLIES.
STOVE COAL-HARD AND SOFT.
LIGHTWOOD AND PINE MOOD
FUEL.
PRINTING.
10 insure consideration OF proposals, the
lolloWlng rules must be observed.
list Proposals must be made Ia duplicate
upon forms furnished at ONCE Of the Superin-
tenoent schools, Academy Bull street or on
written or personal application Of applicant to
Chairman Committee supplies
"a. To insure being considered, propos ais
must be SEALED and addressed to CHAIR
NAN COMMITTEE SUPPLIES
Inc committee supplies reserves the right
10 reject all bids.
JOHN X. F. TATTNALL.
Chairman Committee Supplies.
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

City of Savannah, Ca, Office Clerk OF
Council, Sept. 2, 1S95.-The following ap-
plica tions to retail liquor during year 1885
were received at meeting of council or
Aug. %, 1895, and referred to the commit
tee of the whole;
A n. MANJTCY
Clerk of COrnni1
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2 WE WOULD LIKE
Z To TAKE YOUR MEASURE.
> -GentIemen who prefer to :
have their suits made TO or
der prefer to go to a place
where they can see a COM
-pIete line of goods 20 Sc "
-Iect from.
We have them ready now I
s and daily nrriving-the :
very latest and most fash .
= -iOnabIe fabrics fresh from
the wooden mills. They in
-eIude all of the leading :
novelties as wen as stan :
: -dard wOrsteds and DiaEO- :
= nails.
We invite the gentlemen :
of this city to come and see :
. the goods and make Sc /.
lection for their fall Rnd (
> winter suit. :
, APPEL a SCHAUL,
Merchant TniIOrs. (
SAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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TO-DAY
OYSTER SOUP,
STEAMED FISH,
For Lunch
At BECKMANN'S CAFE.
FINE PERFUMERY.

We have just received an elegant
line of the finest imported handker-
chief extracts and toilet waters. Cal:
and see them. w. H. HARVEY,
Successor to Harvey ~ Bussey,
StrOng's Stand.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS, 200 for % cents, at
Business Office Morning News.
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PALK CLOTHING co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JU-
RORS.
All petit Jurors are hereby discharged from
further duty AT the present term. This in
cludes also the 81 Jurors who were discharged
TO Friday, 9th inst
BY order OF His Honor Judge Falligant. this
9Th day OF September, 1895.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. c. c. c.
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TRY
COAL OIL JOHNNY SOAP.
DON'T TUMBLE

DON'T TUMBLE
into the pitfalls of cheap"
medicine. When you are sick
you want the most careful
and scientific attention
Our prescription charges are moderate when
the freshness Of the drugs and the care taken
IN the accurate compromising Of them are CON
Sidered
BISHOP, The Druggist,
Broughton and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Hall
OSTRICH FEATHER BUSTERS DC.
TURKEY FEATHER BUSTERS 25c.
Parrot, MOcking Bird and Canarv
Seed, Parrot, MOcking Bird and ca
nary Cages.
J. GARDNER,
AIS BrOughtOn street.
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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

A brisk revival of business before the
national conventions of the parties meet to
nominate Presidential candidates and
formulate national issues would un-
doubtedly work wonders in settling the
currency question. With labor well en-
ployed and manufacturing industries run
ming at fair profit there would speedily
grow up very strong sentiment against
any radical change in our currency system
among the very classes that are now
most in favor of it. The ranks of the sill
yer men are very largely recruited from
Che discontented classes. Make those
classes contented and they will desert in
body. They are not silver men from
any conviction. They are for free coinage
simply because free coinage is offered as
az cure for the depression in business
which has been affecting them unfavora-
bly,. Let restoration to health come with
out free coinage and SO far as they are
concerned free coinage will be discarded.
1t is the knowledge of this fact that
makes the silver men so anxious to COM
NIT some party to the free coinage policy
Immediately. If it were believed that the
great mass of free coinage advocates of
today were such from conviction there
would be no haste to commit any party
now by calling national convention. A
free coinage sentiment founded on con-
yiction could be trusted to survive until
next summer. 1t is the realization of the
factsthat great many of the free coinage
shouters will be just as ready, if times i'm
prove, to shout against it, that makes the
silver. LEADERS in such tremendous hurry.
The iron is hot now and they want to
strike before it cools off, which they very
much fear it may do before next summer
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

1t is not to be wondered at that the Ar
gus, now that it has become sound money
organ, should not be interested in the
record of the Democratic party in Maine
on the currency question. Indeed in it's
new born zeal for sound currency if
would nor be surprising if it were not in
clined toldwell much upon its own history
on that point We are not inclined to
harrow up its feelings by doing So
We referred to the past history of the
party simply by way of suggesting that a
party that had SO recently cherished the
Greenback heresy to the extent of indors
ing, voting for and electing, Greenback k
candidate for governor might not be
quite SO free from the silver heresy as the
Argus appears to think it is. But we are
quite ready to aid the Argus in incul-
eating sound money doctrine-quite ready
to assist it in converting the Maine mem
Der of the Democratic national commit
fee
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-11

woman and writes on Woman and rthe
Bicycle, with joy in its many pleasures
James B. Townsend, one of the ORGAN.
izers of the Michaux Club, describes the
spread of the sport among society peonle
| in New York, Washington and other
cities, with something about the various
clubs that they have organized; and Dir.
thority, gives his warmest approval to the
exercise, with certain necessary precar
| tions.
Julian Ralph's first paper on China,
printed in the June Harper's Magazine.
strikingly illustrates the difference be-
tween the points of view of the usual
traveller who writes as an after thought
and the trained journalist who travels
for the purpose of writing. Our Italian
fellow-citizens are the subject of a vigor-
Gus short story by R. @. V. Meyers, en-
titled What the Madre Would not Have.
Richard Harding Davis contributes an
other chapter of Paris sketches. called
The Grand Prix and Other Prizes. 1t
has to do with elections to the Forty I'm
mortals of the French Academy, which
Mr. Davis found humorously interesting,
and with the great race at LOngchamps,
which he found still more interesting
and amusing G. D. Gibson's spirited
illustrations add to the attractlyeness of
the paper. President Seth Low, of
Columbia College, in discussing Some
Questions of the Day advances the propo-
sition that all disputes between capital
and working men and all abuses of power
by corporations and labor r-unlons should
be settled from the standpoint of neither
side in the controversy, but from the
point of view of that commonly forgotten
and usually silent partner, the general
public.
The complete novel in the June issue of
Lippincott's is The Battle of Salamanca,
a stirring tale of the Napoleonic wars,
form the Spanish of Benit Perez Galdos,
an author of high repute in his own coun
try but hitherto too little known in
America. 1t is followed by brief ac-
count of Galdos and his Novels, by the
translator, Rollo Ogden. William Thorn
son, pioneer of the days when the Cali
fornia trail was new, relates a wild West
ern adventure of long ago, Beset in
Aravaipa Canon. The other stories of the
number are, AS a day in June, by May
d. Hatch, and interviewer Strains, by J.
Percival Pollard Under the title,
William Shakespeare: his Mark, William
Cecil Elan shows how largely the speech
of illiterate Virginians is that of the cor
responding class in England near three
centuries ago, as preserved by the great
dramatist. In The Tyranny of the Pic
toral, Sidney Fairfield exposes one of the
most prominent fads Of the day. He
complains that pictures, especially of
women, occupy too largely the place of
reading matter; and all who are familiar
with our illustrated papers and maga-
zines-as who is not?-must admit that
he hits the mark John Gilmer Speed
writes with full knowledge on topic of
great practical Importance, Improving
the Common Roads. W. d. McCrackan
dunn and the Senate, and Dr. Charles c.
Abbott an interesting study of Thoreau