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+ the birthday of General George wash

The general opinion In Alexandria, among
the supporters of the racing bill. seems to
be that it will not get through the legisla-
ture at this session. The race track people
have but little to say on the subject.
The birthday party given by the ladies
of the German Lutheran Church, lin the Odd
Fellows Hall. on North Columbus street,
last night was a big success.
An enjoyable leap year hop was given
In McBurney's Hall. last night, by number
OF young ladies Of the City to their friends.
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w ANTED-By respectable colored wo-
man, place as cook or chambermaid. /
Call at 81 + Mason ST. NV. Item
WA ANTED-By colored woman, place
uo.ouk, wash ana iron; best refs: Ad-
49, y = Z - avy Item
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v. -, Z k1kz--S,9 Il to'ored Slri, place
as general koBseworker in small fam
iiy: good rcf. A B.. 459 n st. NV. Item
w "a ED-By a CoIored girl. d Place
as genera fcESewoTker; soodrefeTenCe.
459 st. IVY. Item
WA AhTED-Pl as chambermaid in
private family or housekeeper for wild
over or bachelor. Address l., this office.
fel6-3t
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FOR RENT-Racll and front room with
choice cable board NJ. MURRA Y, 6GG
III st. NV. e1S-1t
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FOR RENT--HoUSEs.
FOR RENT.
Cor sth andGrant
1894 Mass ave NV.

1874 Mass ave NV. Cor Sth and Grant
IN j. l6r..--. SOL o. ave. NV, 4r...... Is 90
176l r 81 NV, mi, Scott ay NV, Or, Is 10
l5r 5r....-....-..-. 81 60 229 Oak st,nw, mi,
Hgc ST NV, mi l5r G6 iS 7r.......... IS 50
sl1 .th -, nv, ST sa0 10Th ne. Or IL y
&c dwl, isr -...- &C 0lI6Sl superior nv.
17CsL sinN, N i,l"r 50 rs sr,............. l3 81
~ Is NV nii l=i,.. - 0,il3I3 sw. ar....., u 80
213D st nv, IN 4, Jli IN sET. 5r.... l3 %
1-r..-.......... 20 90 I522 I'd nw Ara. -. lS 20
Gl5 ga; ay nw, mi as9 Mclean ave
Tor .........,.. 4s 20 sw Gr.......;.... - 50
1872 SD st nv, mt a2fS 'ith Ew, Ct. II 30
I0r ............. 81 50 soS 9th NV, Or -. 12ol
3i12 i'l NV, rti 9r 81 50 3kS i',Tnefoy st
4l0 ,!ass ay, aw, nw, 5r.....-....- y %
mi, Sr.-.-.--.... 80 5ci scott ~. nv,
6lS B st sw, Iai. ar ;S GJ stable 5r....... l2 90
l5iJ Columbia So e:53 l. It Sc GE..-. 10 50
nv, mi. 81. - a2i5!6.e iIth a1, Or. 10 %
$50 Il 81 NV, NIL. - o. stEJ / 81 Sc. ar 10 %
a5l I'd ST nT, mi, l63i l. ~ So, 5r..-.. 10 Do
r.. ~ 50 80 81. ne sr.... 10 -
i,,r........'.. % 50 Br roaiana, Gr. 10 o.
l25 40 st sw. 81 " l05j lJth S: nc.6r.. ~ W
cwI, 5r- ....... - IJ.=I5 Az NV, 81 f,3r. ~ u
40 Isl -. Ini :r-- 20 SOL I1@. Hayes Court
sS5 fla q nY. ni.1r "a sJi nE. 5r %
liso 7 NV. ni, 5r 10 3Jll3s Fristoc court
llib u NJ. Hii.6r-. Is al nv. 5r.-.- . ~
5i3 y sg. nsi SE IS % 25:I 81, NV, 5r... %
- Il ns. Esi ar.. is 30iII B and alley
~ 9th st INV, G.. IS 0Ji NV, 6r.-...-..... %
ilSs & s; ne, mi, ~ !. O94 Cord II ave. ne,
S5 9Th NV, "a q 5r, 80 oal f.. ..... -. 90
: l5a lgth s; nw, or IL 40 2023 Columbia
Hl2 ilta st sw. 6r-s - jli Terrace nv, 5r. %
1910 4ih st NV, Or IS 81
STORES.
IIS7 Tth stnw, mi & dwIg. 5r q 30
lqs 81 y St sw s.oro 60 90 Isl 81 sth ha st n~'
sTAELfs.
1895 18th 81 NV, stable & shop. 90
a. s cAYwooD, s3j 9Th st n, W.
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Py AN ES moved bS experienced tnen,
-. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., 323
4 IL ct. INV. 'fEnne 1.66. IelE-tf
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EDDY young man from Yir-
tiilia SOBER, honest and industrious:
long cxueriCace as salesman in Cry goods,
rctions, boots ri shoes and clothing; very
hest OF recs. aud Tec1nnienda tioDs; a posi-
IioU as clerk collector or assistant hook
keeper Address Monday j. NJ. 11o Sth
II. Sc fe15-2t-en
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wANTED-A good timer and general
workman OF ability wants employ
ment at once: viii accept small wages
Address Box 5. o.. this Office. fele-3t
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" a NTED-Io reut bakery with good
oven. Address BAKERY. This office.
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PERSONALS.
DO you want yoar carpets beautifuls
Try NDlc. Fuai Smiths new CARPET
cleaner, moth 2nl insect prpyenteT. III
11th ST. NV. feiC-1t.enl
DIR. TAYLOR. ee6 ST. nv, makes
guaranteed, teeth extracted without pain:
gold filling, 81; amaigan. soc. sef-tf
MRS. ZOLLERo of Philadelphia, Clair
voyaDt. Trance and Test Med .assi. l.stsr-
views daily, SednceS evenings at private
houses by appointment. 523 18th NV.
fe15-2t-em
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" NTED-By girl who can make
herself useful about any kind of work,
a place out by the day, or hour. Please
cali 1928 Mass. ave NV. 1t
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ANTED-By a young respectable
COIor-sd EirI, situation as nurse or
chainbeTnaid- ANNIE QUARLES, 931
10th St NV 1t
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WA NTED-By experienced stshog-
rapiier aud typewriter, WHO undef-
stansis,Writiug o II oil sheets Tor DInieO aF5Esi;
four years N one place. Address COMP Z
TENT, this office. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE aflIlita& In,.eIing OF me sloczi0sl'-rs
81 The Cross Manufacturing Company
Va. HONBAY AFTERGeON, MARCH ..
J 1896, At 5 p. m, Tor e2eCiiOn OF beard OF
OisrCtOFs and the TRANSACTION OF such Dusi-
ness as NAV lawfully come before Il JOo.
n FDRKFR. sec feblS-I4t
JOHN EE RGE,4 cor. u 2ad s{S-
brated wilson" whisky. Give him a
call. IL
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ANTED-By respectable young col
Ored wOnaa place as nurse or chamber
maid in lIrst-c.aSs family. Gail 11OS 10thst.
NV. IL
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w a NTEO-A young girl as cook or
TO DO general house work in small fam
ily: has city reference. Call at 1851 7 Gw.
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wANTED--A reliable white woman
WiIIifS work; first-class cook with
first-clasS refs. n. L. B., this office.
felS-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAI.E E.
Hep Hanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for I0c.
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NTEO B. industrious man, sit
uslio!l ;is salesman, collector. office as
sistant or aay other OUTDOOR WORK; good
y.o-ll.-. coed refs. JOHN, this office.
fe15-2t,em
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NTED i By middle-aged white
woman a place as housekeeper for
bachelor or widower. Address NJ. NJ. s,
this office. 1t
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wANTED-RooMS.

w A NTND-Fur. han bedroom bet.
q and |, 10th and i4th NV: auofeSs
stating price ROnMER, this office Item
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yU A NTEE-A gentleman, not in oir' st
health desires a roonrin quiet, private
family: NV. preferred; references. eGtr reNs
Y l.. B., this office. fe16-3t
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FOR RSA stand No. 9 on Quarry
R0sli. near the ZoalogieaE Park Or lum-
Der in the same. Address No. 1928 X st.
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W ANTEp Lunch room outfit; " III buy
al OF part; must be cheap. Address
CASH, this office. 1t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
FOR sALE-Cnrap, new 6-reom house
$3.50 cash. balance monthly; near electric
road. JOHN T KNOTT, g SF FSt.f15-3t en
FOR SALE OR RENT-Eleyen and
one-half acres. SiX-rcOm house. barn
and out-houseS; fine land; on Sargent
Road. Apply CHARLES Ii. SOUDER, ON
premises 81 miles from BrcoslaEd, d. c.
FOR SALE-Sman farm, so acres,
good house and barn: 20 miles from
Washington. Address j. NJ. SPRINGsiAN.
Springinau P o.. Va, f1O-7tem
EOS r,E-At Riverdaie Park, Md..
center lot. suFr0undCd with fine cot
tases, postofTes. school, ETC.. one square
from 3. & o. depot; electric 4. Z. in front;
cheap for cash. S. E.. sos Tth 81. Sw-
fel5-3t-em
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FOR REhT-1wo very desirable Two
story brick dwellings; rooms; all
ino3. inips; reErly p;Tpered: ne!ghb0rnOcd
excellent; $50 per month. Apply at $40
& st. NV f16-3t,eIn
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w ANTED-A seamstress wants i'm
meGtate work. n. NJ. L., this office.
felS-3t
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w a N9v&D-By young coiored woman
pace a.s cook or house Eirl, from country.
Address SARAH TAYLOR, 1To6 L st.
NV 1t
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MISS H8HTPSER can make rashioa-
able dresses at moderate prices; good
reference can be given. Call at l30 1Ith
st. he. fe14it,em
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR REET-Eew Remington No.
IypeNfitCfs.J s a1mouth 10 res poHsIb!e
party. Room 81, Atlantic bu.tcing.
fe1T-3t
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~ - NTNE-By colored womani 20 do
general housework; chamber work;
sewing and waiting. 4S Fe8ton place NV;
good ref. 1t
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w NTED By young coiored girl,
pace itS cnamDernaid or diShvdSher
IN hotel. Address Bath st. NV. II
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BUSINESS cu.xcgs.

ETNER-with $3.50, 10 take hslf
interest IN nt'!ieai ENTERPRISE, bring
ing INCOME at least StSO 4 n.Dn;h medical
n4an preferred Address RoS IL X, this
Office. IT
Will rent kaR OF n;r produce store
on Louisiana ave, near 3th ST II w,
for Ccni;DtSs.on merchant or S-Iniiar bisi-
ness, can have use OF ymE teams ICc deliver
ing. l. x. w, gds office. fe1S-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CITY -Thatlamous Vegetable
Soup at &c. 9k2 Il ST. Ew. open all
~,
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ron SALE -Alse.gL..ANr Nrous.

FOE 8 SALE-Goods pneumatic bicycle;
left on bill; cheap.s a 102 N. Capitol st.
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WA NTED- BY young lady of refine
menJ, who mas had experience in Office
ton as clerk; references. Address V. H.,
this Office. fel S-5t
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W r. fS'TScE- Have TAD years eXpe-
risIlcs- IL q addressing and mailing papers
ard magazines: good }cHi;tan; copy ing ad-
dressing envelopes or WrItpg OF any KIND;
;;dyeTtisinz. matter TlaIied- Displayed or
distributed n any part OF District Of Column
B.a. honesty and reliability guaranteed Ad-
dress Pm NAN. this office. All answers
promptly responded to. 1e16-2t
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PERSONALS

II EST Ice lunch in city MONKS. 9a1
IL st. NV, fei2
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WIMODAUGHS Glasses, 1928
/ st. NV, beginning NoyeInber-Short-
win, OF business High School; bookkeeping,
etc. ADA L. SMITH Supt.
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NTED-By colored woman, wash
ing ana ironing and cleaning, by day.
Address 30 Fcnton ST. ne. 1t
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w a NTED-By young man. position as
C.erK in grocery and prOyisioa StOrei
understands cutting meats. TAP, this Of
flee. 1t
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j. It. w AK ER SONS. goa 10thse
NV, carpet lining, feltS, fife brick, and
clay, asbestos. paints, brushes, lime, cement
two and three-plY roofing material. ap2l IF
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wANTGD-By a lady OF experience
position as house keeper for either
widoweT or bachelor, no OBJ lectionS TO com
try. Address u S. T., this office. 1t
W ANTED-By a woman place to do
gelerdi hOusework. 2l21 9tb st. NV.
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DR.. LEON.

~ Y'S trimmed or retrimIned; Parislan
sIyi.; 50 GEMS. 623 Il st. NV.
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wANTED-B young coiored girl place
good reference Address l233 22d st IL
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lew pupils in the English -s6E2 nches,
Latin or painting; terms reasons he; A No. l
refs. Address EACHER. / his tlf ice. fe1 SIT
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for light
houSeK Keeping; privilege OF Kitchen,
dining room and bath room. 121 "A st.
ne. {
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Wa NTED .ace. in drag store, 20
!,'Irn the business, by an honest and
oIsi.,i.le. boy, has lad sCmC experience.
can g:vp coed reIereGce. Address SAM,
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w T. T7F'ED steady youIsg White
inaH, piaCe to crive Tor private FANNY,
se,:fsIs.l IN hotel: viii take SO per month
aud board. Address e., this office. 1t
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"a LE persons lea wing watches, cock .ctc
with me fof repairs. now over one monte
OR more, viii be sold to pay charges, II
not called for within ten days iroi'i GATE
W: ID. GLENN, jeweIcr and watcama ker.
402 9th st. NV 1t
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II a & lCfc, True AedlGni, tells life from
efd,Ii- TO grave; also business and
love afll irs; lost or stolen property; friends
aud enemies ard how to avoid trouble:
removes eva Influences: gives good luck,
etc: % and 90 cents. hours, to Q. sI9
n II NV feS-1 n-eIn
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

$4,000 to lend cn improved property
renting for $50 at least. RoOnl IS,
Corcorau Building. felS-6t
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no Won powder? Your IrIeDos l.Nv CkIS-
I4iL!SG, more effective. inVlsinle
CRYSTALLINE, Only cosmetic removing
hIe.pSi t., gtjara Dt.et Ina rTneSS: fifIy cents
I,..r i.ttfilr I,ANS RIIkliE e BRO. lmo
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w = NTED-B young girl mace, as
cIiamberniaid or general houSework.
small family. Address l122 lSt st. NV.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
Help Wanted and Situations H,0lted
20 Words lOc

w "A NTED-A man wants any kind
Of honest work at almost any Pay.
DESPERATE, this office. felS-3t
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HELP WANTED-AALR
Help Wanted and Sif,taijOglS HaEted
20 Words FOR I0c.

w "A ANTED-White 10y about 3 yeau
or age wiJi bicycle; must have references.
Apply before 10 u. IN. MERTZS DRUG
STORE. 1lth ard sts. II
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wAyrED-posrAeE STAMPS.

DEF a RTEd ENT stamps, all Kinds
ssa any Gusli.ttsy bG,.=hs and hlzhest
caSr is-IcvS given. Il r DGShHORS
1uUo stE Ct ry. .ie23-1
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T4 93l r 81. NV. lei II t-eLn
Pro-. CLAY. CREATES, Mediaiii, teils
bisinesS, lUYe affairs. lost or stolen
property; removes bad luck, evil Influences:
Zee 90 tenLs: ho,irs, 10 To 3; open S1n-
oay 4s9 II St, bet. IL and eth sts. S ".
fe6-lm
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w - n Z si'czD-Salcsnlan acquainted sith
grocery and drag trade 10 Introduce
two articles that are necessities and SsIl-
efs. 1871 9th ST. NV. It
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w A NTED-SrnaU room, suitable for
running light machinery; near Pa. ave,
Treasury or Patent Office. Address MA
CHINERY. this Office. 1eDl0-5I
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FOR RENT-Three large south front
rooms on first floor; very reasona bic
with heat and light; cars pass by. go
ID st Ii
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Observation-Disclosures

WA NTED-To buy typewriter, in
good condition: Remington preferred;
state lowest price. Address STENU., this
office. II
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VA MED To purchase young horse
1Of light use; also q good secondhand
phaeton and one good COW. 1893 II st. ne.
fe1S-3t
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS md cREDN


GEORGIA, CHATHAM ( COUNTY,
Notice Is hereby given Id ali nerea,,si
having demands against 1yrenius Han
late of said county, deceased, TO nresesk
them to me, properly made out wifhfrr
the time prescribed by law so as tn shorh
their character and amount; and an r,e,e8
sons indebted to said DECEASED ave re Il
quired to make immediate Payment ~ me-
Savannah, Dec. q, 1895. -
MARY "a. HAIL.
hAecutrlx OF the Last WlH and Testa-
ment OF Cyrenlus Hall, Deceased
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COTrNTry
Whereas, George Meyer has applied -
court of ordinary for letters dismissorv
as executor of the will of Cord Wendeiy-..
ken, deceased SAAuS. =
These are, therefore, to cite ana a
monish all whom it may concern 10 90
and appeal. before said courtAt to make
objection Of any they havel-cri or before
the first Monday in March next, other
wise said letters will be granted
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L.
Ferril ordinary for Chatham county.
this the Goth day of November 1896.
FRANK f. KEILBACH
CLERK g. o., G. G..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-01

This means that just 1852 individuals
nave Joined hands i'm Chatham county
during the last seven years There was
no way OF getting at the facts as to what
the harvest has been or the resultant
statistics would have been given to the
pubic. But il may be of interest to
know in general way that most of these
marriages have been happy Ones or at
least apparently so. as the divorce docket
as rule has been comparatively small
one. For example, at the December term
in 1885 twenty-five divorces We're grant
ed at the March term, 1884 thirteen di-
vorces and a the June term, 1894 eighteen
divorces.
There may be found on the superior
court docket for the December term, 1884,
thirty-seVen divorce cases. for the March
term, 1895, forty-three, and for the June
term, 1885, thirty-siX, maxi X "a total of
JIG cases on the divorce docket for the
three terms, or practically a year. This
may be taken, perhaps. as an average
year. of course, all of the cases haze
not yet been determined and many of them
are pending, but il is taker for granted
that all of those who have divorce pro-
ceedings pending and really push them
viii have little or no trouble about get
ting their verdicts.
For the ecember term 1885, there are
tWenty-seVen divorce cases on the docket
and in about half of these verdicts have
already been secured. From q general
rough comparison of these statistics, il
may be stated that there is about one
divorce to every six or seven marriages,
which. taking everything into considera-
ton, Is not entirely a bad record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-01
CITY BREVITIEs.

e Chatham Real Estate and Improve
li-annual dividend of $175 per share
yable on and after Jan. s.
IS IA chimney ablaze near the corner of
&uth Broad and East Broad streets
re the fire department a little run
ny last night. There was no damage.
+. Donelly & Co. will have q New
bars opening at their new cafe at Bryan
md Whitaker streets to-day. Lunch will
#be served and a bowl of punch dispensed
to their friends.
Mr.. A. F. King, who severed his con-
nection with Messrs. B. H. Levy & Bro
last night to enter the real estate bust
ness, was presented handsome gold
handled umbrella and served with an ele-
giant lunch by his fellow clerks at Beck
mann's. Mr.. King was overcome with
his fellow employees.
n The hop given at Odd Fellows hall
psf evening by the Oglethorpe Light In
lntry was a very pleasant social event
here was a merry crowd in attend
nce, The hall was just right for dane
lg, and the evening was passed most
Bgreeably. Refreshments were served in
&he supper room adjoining the dancing
#1sfl, and there the tired dancers could
Bget anything they wished The hop was
pre-eminently a military affair, nearly ell
OF the young men present being in uni
form. The money realized from the sale
of the tickets and from the supper room
will go towards the expenses of the
Oglethorpes trip to Richmond.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-01
Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Forecast for Georgia.: Fair; slightly
warmer; light westerly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on Dec. 81 1895, with the
normal for the day: Temperature. nor
NAL, SO; mean, 4O;- deficiency for this date.
10; accumulated deficiency since Jan. /,
1885, 523.
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
NAL, -; amount for Dec. 81, 1895. OF: de-
parture from the normal, II; total depart
ure since Jan. l, 1895, Il 2.75.
Maximum temperature, so; minimum
temperature, 80.
The hight of the Savannah river at An
gusta at s a, m. 75th meridian time) yes
terday was IO.2 feet, a rise of 2.6 feet dur
ing the preceding. twentyfour hours.
Observations taken Dec. 81, at the same
moment of time at all stations for the
Morning News:
Norfolk, 3s. SW. 70, clear.
Hateras, "A, w w, II, clear.
Wilmington, t IS, W SW, V 6, clear.
Charlotte, t So, W S, 10, clear.
Atlanta, 50, W SW, V Y, clear.
Savannah t ~, W SW 6, clear.
Jacksonville, A. W W. 10, clear
Jupiter, 48. W NV 10, partly cloudy.
Key West. 60. W N, Is, clear.
Tampa, AZ, W NV, light, clear.
Mobile, As. W SW, s, clear
Montgomery A. W SW, 10, clear
New Orleans, 90. W NV, II, clear.
Galveston, 80, W NV. V 12 clear
Corpus Christi, 81, W N, light, clear.
Palestine, AZ, W NV, light clear
p. II. Smyth,
Observer Weather Bureau.
t, temperature; W, wind; V, velocity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-01
LOCAL Personal.

The engagement of Miss Rachel Brown
to Mr.. Sam Ensel has been announced
They will be at home to their friends Sun
day, Jan. 5.
Mr.. e. W. Lane of Valdosta. cashier
Of the Merchants Bank of that place, is
st the De Soto hotel. Mr.. Lane is a
brother of Vice President NJ. b. Lane of
the Citizens Bank.
Mr.. E. G.. Clark of New York, a prom
lnent member of the New York Yacht
&club, is at the De Soto. Mr.. Clark made
The trip from New York city to Savan-
bah in his schooner yacht Triton, which
Enow lies IL the river at the foot of
pleasant trip down, but was caught in
a squall 3ls8 off Tybee on her arrival and
blown considerable distance out to sea.
Mr.. CLARK. speaks most pleasantly of the
officers of the Boutwell,, who rendered
Kim a service in getting the Triton back
into the channel when she was coming
up to the city and also in. towing her
The Triton is a handsome two-masted
schooner rugged yacht, eighty feet over
all and 1872 feet beam She has three
state rooms besides four berths; in her
cabin. Mr.. Clark will remain in Savannah
month or six weeks, after which he
viii sail for Florida ports and perhaps
for the Bahamas.
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EXPORTS.

Per Norwegian bark Caroline for Lon
don-7000 bbls rosin.
Per bark Scottish Chief, for Fiume-4.G50
bbis rosin, and 200 bbls spirits turpentine.
Per steamship Chattahoochee for Bos-
ton 2,679 bales upland cotton, 1000 pieces
pipe, n bales domestics, Is bbls rice Us
bbls rosin, bbls spirits turpentine. 1908
feet lumber, 455 bales hides. 6,209 slaves,
10 bbls fruit, = bbls vegetables, Is bbls
vegetables 10 tons pig iron, 70 pkgs mdse,
20 bales moss.
Per steamship Nacoochee for New
York-2,459 bales upland cotton, Ill bales
rosin 1871 bbls spirits turpentine 1894
feet lumber, 90,375 shingles. 80 bbls cotton
seed oil, 16 bbls fish, 5 bbls terrapins, 800
boxes oranges, 81 'bbls vegetables, 373
boxes vegetables, 200 tons pig iron, 10 bales
moss, 200 sacks chaff, 262 pkgs mdse.
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Per Central of Georgia railway Dec. 81
4,O22 bales cotton, 2S4 pkgs mdse, 1853 pkgs
crates gypsum, tank cars oil, > cars
fresh meat, car ebert, 1 car bran, 2 cars
corn, l car iron.
Per Sayannah, Florida and Western
railway, Dec. 31-2S2 bales cotton, 3.4SS
crates fruit and vegetables, &c bbls veg
etables,. S,0i9 bbls rosin, 252 bbls spirits,
8 cars lumber, 8 cars phosphate. cars
wood, ] car syrup, / car castings, / car
sash, doors and blinds. cars hay, l car
nails, l car bar iron, 3 cars corn, l car
bar iron, car meal. l car cotton seed, 8
cars pig iron, PAL bundles hides, cars
mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah railroad
Dec. 31-l,52S bales cotton, cars wood,
l car castings. car cotton seed, 8 cars
mdse, bundles hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad, Dec. 31-i76 bales cotton, 3 cars
stone, car coke, cars wood. car pipe
car powder, cars mdse 30 bbls Tosin
112 bbls spirits
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