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#anted-Senialea.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stitcher. machine feeder.
ID wanted. 80 Lafayette place.
NUMBERER-First-class on Campbell machine.
~ SMIGEL. l69 william At.
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Forged Ticket. At the KnicLerbocLer.

More than twenty forged billboard tickets
were presented at the Knickerbocker Theatre
last night. The BiJou, Lyceum. and Casino have
suffered from similar frauds.
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OCEAN steamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Trave Tu. June 22, loan. HAvel. Tu,, July a. lOAM.
Lain Tu June a. AN. Snale Tu., July ~. lOAM.
OEIRICHS & co, 2 Bowling Green
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AA"in Knowles Leases tho Firth Avenue
Theatre.

Iawln Knowles, formerly OF the Park and
"mphion theatres in Brooklyn, will hereafter be
ae manager OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre. lie
-. a. leased II for Ave years from the Gilsey
Eete, and when Manager II. G. Miner sails for
Europe to-day he will not have the responsible
Hol The theatre on his mind.
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Observation-Disclosures. &c.

NrANTED-2 nrst, class typewriter statesmen. New
w York city experience Address W.. box loo Sui
ONCE
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FURNISHED Aousrs to get---COuutry.
New London, Connecticut.

To Rent-Purnished house; II rooms; all modern
improvements; suitable for or 2 families; cool
healthy and delightful location; Pequot House
bathing nshins. boating COCK privileges; me roads;
av., New London. CT. write J. MORRILL,. 1902 Sears
building BostDn Mas,
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tOr Sale or "a ga- asw asrssy.

nEsIRABLE furnished cottages at Asbury Park,
~ Deal Beach, and vicinity. Lists
AlLAN ROSS, Asbury Park, NJ
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NYnlTE S'rAIt I.INIl.

Britannia June 23 noon Germanic. July Z, noon
Majestic. June 30, noon Teutonic July u. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 45. North River. once broadway. New York
H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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Real estate for Sale-yirainia

BEAUTIFUL Farm OF 100 ACRES In most dell zht.
~ ful section OF sunny Virginia for sale a sacri
hce 90 acres under high state OF GUILTY. balance
magnificent timber. white oak, Carolina pine; some
running streams; good house. barn and other out
buildings; beautiful farm in excellent neighbor-
hood near town. station and all enienres price
Si.sO0, on easy terms; write for information.
RlSLEY. - Chambers ST.
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Pennsylvania
R RAIIR O ID.

u R RAIIRo AID.
STATIONS foot or West TweutythirI street and Des-
81 The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets is re minutes later than that given below for
7ss FAST MA-Pnllmsn P.Ges pa5or
sss aRS clfyfIa"a
serv ition Cars: For Chicaso, .CicveIand, Toledo.
rssS T. n is, cHicaS@ AND ST 9tis KXPREss-
Eas r. M f s
feg fSGf spSfy Gin
,sss l ~ FScmIc G kXPREss-ror ri..eu!x
e.Ssps pwss%.SGroN ss,%s AND THE so.rH,
iS:ss. :55 isi5 Consres-iSn Linz, all Pario
s4 ea4 o9s NJ tS RR'ns nsh, sunday SaF .? D"s &
lo;55A NJ ls:I5 Congressional Lin :. all % ParIor
sor1HEE$ RiiiWAY.1E1pre.s 4:ss Pm, 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Espress, 9:ao a. NJ. and
caEsAPIIAkE OHIO EAILwAy.Z.;s2pM N. daily;
ATLANTIC CITY,-Dcsbrosses and cortlanat streets
only. 1850 p. NJ week days.
Ses nGnS" % and Point from
sso ana so and SrfS' sunday Ia
' =. FOR PH,L,pElrHuA.
ited,. a:s3 Dining Car. 1925. ll:55 A, NJ, l2:5S:
1853, 2:55. 800. +25. i:2j Dining Carr. i:55
Dining Carr, 5;55 Dining Car. .:+o. 1853.
sos r NJ. l2:lo night. Sundays. h:l5 100. $40.
500 p:25 g5j ll.mitedi g:55, 1898 A. NJ. SO
Dining Carr. 355, I25 Dining Car. 4:5J Dining
Carr, 800 dining Car, 1:iu 500 500 7. NJ l2:i0
night,
Ticket ofices Nos. 48. ai4, 1885, l323. and 2Gl
| station and station foot OF peshrosses and Cort-
landt SITS: Court st. $50 Fulton st, "s Broadway
| ami Fruoklyn Annex Station, BROOKLYN: station,
jersey city. The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels anu resi-.
dences through to destination.
! J. b. HUTCHINSON. !. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass Agent.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

shortest sea Trips OuI or New York.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Newport News, Petersburg Portsmouth. pinner's
Point, Richmond. Virginia Beach, Va. and Washing.
ton, u. q. Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20, North River, every week day, except saur,
day, nt y l.. NJ. and SATURDAY at L. NJ,
w. l.. GI'IlIAfDEI. Wee IrCSt and TTknlC Mgr
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Spacious Colonial House,

Amherst Mass. to rent, furnished. July to Sept.
10. Tennis court. stable, garien ample grounds.
PiaZEas two sides. Sauveur summer School In
sion at Amherst Everything furnished except table
silver. Rent for the season. $3.50 90. Address with
references Y. T., box X, Amherst. Mas.
A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE. situated on
N Halsted ST., East Orange, three minutes walk
from Brick Church station to rent TO small family
iof adults only from Junu TO May longer: rent
moderate to the right partes best Of reference
quired. Address q. T.. 45 Halsted st. Fast Orange.
MI.
FURNISHED HOUSES 10 rent. RidReheld. New
Il Canaan. Stamford, Southport. COnnecticut Irving
ton. Sharon springs, summit, Short Hills Monmouth
Beach. Nantucket Lawrence. Larchmont. Columbia
county. MCHARG, 1877 Broadway.
r OSG BRANCH VICINTTY,-To let. furnished cot.
IL tageS; also Asbury Park. $500. $500 WILLIAM
LANE, Long Branch.
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asal estate for sals-guuutru.

nr
COTTAGE for sale rent furn shed or unfurns he'd;
Y healthy picturesque country; shade grass. fruit;
possession given by owner For sale only. hne old
homestead. 80 acres or farm, grazing, and woodland;
also smaller properties by lots or plots some with,
some without buildings; all property personally in.
spccted, Mrs. WHEATON, Room l 1, 10 9Th av
cHORE COUNTRY SEAT.-.Iarge house; 10 acres; a
- rrst.cla-s prOpertyi half hour Distant on the
sound Long Island; S5O,OOO.
ATWATER G7 Liberty At.
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cfor Sale OF % get-Citg.
THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
H9 WEST L25TH STREET

A r WOODLAWN HEIGHTS city. choice cottage. 4
N rooms. all improvements. to lot; SlS per month
or sold On easy terms. IRVING, 3l5 Madison av.
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Situations aFanted-aaales.

w senger, or as time clerk; furnish the best
references as to honesty sobriety and characters
aveteran OF the last war Address
J. N. b.. box 1876 Sun o1ice.
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TROY ROAfS

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leave Pier 80, " r
foot West 10th ST.. daily. except Saturday. 8 +. NJ
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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HANIBURG.AMERICAN LINE.

HOLY LAND PARTY
Leaves New York July 3. via Glasgow, returning Sept
22; $3.50, including Central Europe Egypt, Turkey,
Greece. &C. Oct. II, Round World party.
CLARK'S AM. TOURIST AGENCY. Ill broadway, MY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-19
DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT ELLABELLE.
A Negro Kills Himself just After
killing a Hackman.

Ellabelle, Ca, July ls.-The people of
this vicinity were shocked by double
tragedy yesterday evening. A negro Of
some prominence and the hackman Of
this place, Familiarity known as Uncle"
Bin Bird, was shot by negro named Wash
Butler and killed instantly, he having been
shot at five times. one bullet only taking
effect, striking the brain, having entered
his nose and killing him instantly.
Wash Butler ran off about 300 yards and
was found dead with bullet through his
heart. Whether he killed himself after
having shot Bird or not, It is impossible
to say. IL is generally supposed by the
citizens that in loading his pistol he killed
himself accidentally.
There is great excitement here on ac-
count of this double tragedy. The origin
OF the shooting was family trouble be-
tween Bird and Butler. The citizens an
regret Birds death, as he was an efficient
and polite negro and every drummer far
and near knew Uncle Bill" and he will
be missed.
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L0NDON'S GLUT OF LUCRE.
Interest Rates LOv-Dun Business
in Stocks.

Interest Rates LOVv-DuH Business
in Stocks.
London, July lS.-The market supply of
money remains superabundant and diff
Guilty is found in employing the surplus at
per cent. per day and y per cent. per
week. In the discount market, short bills
are demanded at the rate of q per cent.
per annum, but there exists a growing
disinclination to take longer paper at low
rates, owing to the recollection of 1896,
when the bank sharply advanced the rate.
Gold is still in strong demand for the
continent.
Stock exchange operators complain of
a growing want of business. despite a ten
dency of prices to advance in most de-
partments. Dealings in investment stocks
have been checked by the high level of
values at which frst-class securities are
maintained and speculation continues at a
very low ebb
The American market is improving in
tone day by day, New York freely buying
any stock that may be offered, and the
prices leading on the stock exchange Sat
urday's prices closed at the best point.
Atchison rose 5s adjustment and gold
bonds and Louisville shares u; Erie, "a:
Crank Trunk Is to Is on the increased
traftie and many others u to H. Ameri-
can advices point to greater activity as
soon as the tariff bill shall have been
passed. Mining shares rule firm, though
the business in them is limited
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THE NEWS Ar wAYCRoss.
Woman's Body Found in the Road.
Sundry Items of Interest

Va
Sundry Items of Interest.
Waycross, Ga, July 1S.-Some gentlemen
were out carriage driving late yesterday
afternoon, and just beyond DR.. Walkers
farm on the river road, they found negro
woman lying dead in the road Some said
last night that the woman was dead
drunk, and others believed she was pros
trated by the heat. No particulars nave
been learned as to the identity of the
woman.
Mrs. Henry Gibson died yesterday even
ing of fever. after severe case OF
measles, at her home in South Side
The Waycross Fair Association will
build a race track and make a prominent
feature of horse racing.
Col. and Mrs. John c.. Mcdonald and
Misses Maggie Crawley and Kate John
son are in the north.
Miss Carrie Sheptrien of Eden is the
guest of Miss Beulah Knight
Judge J. l.. Sweat and family are on a
ten-days visit to st. Slmons Island.
Mr.. Q. l.. Bass spent several days this
week with MIR. Henry l.. Covington, and
Mrs. Bass went on visit to her fathers.
at Wadesboro, N. c.
Miss Jennie Covington is visiting reIa-
tives at Florence, S. c.
Mr.. w. w. McCulley is off on a two
weeks vacation.
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TnIInhnssce Ncw. nrIcf..

Tallahassee Fla, July lS.-The Jasper
Blues have elected Sergt. =. ID. sandun
their second Lieutenant
snpt. W. n. sheats has gone TO Starke.
whore he will assisted by the school ON
cials OF Bradford county tomorrow at
tempt 10 settle the trouble arising out OF
the examination for teachers in June.
There will be an examination M Palatl.a
July = and %, Tor free scholarships ln the
Peabody Normal college at Nashville.
Tom.
The Tallahassee base BAN club will play
Carrabellc here Tuesday, Miccomskic a.
that place Friday and the following Nom
DAY Quincy on their own diamond
'aias are out Tor the marriage of Miss
Jennie Henderson and Prof. A. A. Mr..
phree. on July a. at the residence OF Col
john A. Henderson
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WANTED FOR WIFE BEATING.
The nI-Treated spouse 4O-Years Old
err Than Her Husband

Atlanta, Ga. July 1S.-T G. Bowden of
Conyers, a young man wanted at that
place for wfe-beating, was to-day brought
here from Griffin and Is now at police
barracks Bowden married a woman
about forty years older than himself and
all has not been serene in the household.
He beat her about four months ago
so severely that he decamped and has been
out of sight ever since. He is said to
have spent most of the time since his dis.
appearance in Macon and other Middle
Georgia towns. Mrs Bowden has a
brother here, a cotton buyer named
Treadwel and he kept the young mans
memory green by an offer of so for his
capture. Bowden was arrested once be-
fore, but managed to break away from the
officers. When located about four miles
from Griffin to-day, buggy was sent for
him. He offered such ferocious resistance
that II took eight or ten men TO subdue
him sufficiently to put him IN the vehicle.
He Will be taken home by the next train.
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SLEEPING can LOOTED.
Unknown Robber Goes Through the
Effects of the Passengers.

thhhbWh hobDer Goes Through the
Effects of the Passengers.
Atlanta, Ga, July ls.-A sleeping car
robbery of unique character was reported
TO the police to-day. The regular train
that left Chattanooga over the Southern
and arrived In the city this morning, was
touched" for a good round sum by par
ties not known. It is presumed that the
thieving took place az East Rome. The
conductor OF the sleeping car was undress-
ed and enjoying an oblivious hour or two
The fiagman had gone 70 a restaurant
70 recruit the Inner man" When the
train pulled out Il was discovered that
the conductors pantaloons and the cloth
INK Of the ladies and other passengers had
disappeared along with $50 In money.
Fortunately FOR the ladies' they had their
luggage along and were not seriously EN-.
barrassed. The conductor arrived In
town without any brooches on. or 20 put
on.
Before the train reached Austeu the
alarm was given ana a supposed tramp
caught on top OF car was seized and
locked up there. He turned out 60 be
George Dukes. "A well known character
here. We IL not thought, however. 10
have been responsible FOR the theft. The
embarrassed conductor reported the oc-
currence ana managed 90 relieve himself
from the plight OF Sans Culotte."
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DEATH or JUAREZ,

Mexicans Celebrate Anniversary
With Imposing Ceremonies.
Mexico, Mexico July 1S.-The anniversary
of the death of president Juarez took
place with imposing ceremonies, partici-
pated in by President Diaz and his cabi-
net and many civic bodies. The Masonic
order was especially conspicuous.
News from crops all over the country in
dicates year of great abundance, and
bankers predict a good business during
the coming autumn and winter
The Spanish colony affects to believe
that the alliance between Japan and Spain
will hold the United States in check as
regards Hawaii.
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SLASHED ny A NEGRO.
The Negro shot In the side and Leg
by Ills Victim.

Macon, Ga, July 1S.-Late last night
Lon Hambrick a white man. was badly
slashcd with a razor In the hands OF an
unknown negro. Hambrck was walking
along the street, when the negro made an
insulting remark. which resulted in a
nght. After Hamhrick had been cut In the
body arm and thigh, and was on the
ground, ne drew a pistol and shot the me-
gro ln the side and leg. when tho latter
ran and has not been captured. officers
are searching for him tonight. Ham-
brick ls badly wounded.
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Shot In n watermelon Patch.

C0lumbl1. s. @. july 1R-Tnhles w.,
turned near Camden last night Tavlor
Bolton. colorcd farmer. laid I'm wait I'm
his melon patch Tor thieves who had boon
raiding IT, Several men appeared and E.i-
ton fired into the crowd with "a dorbie.
barrel shotgun. ono man shot down
proved 10 De- Charles swtrlngon. a white
man IRON Camden. Tho wounds are not
fatN, and Bolton was not arrcst,d.
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MANCHESTER COTTON MARKET.

business Very spOtty and UnevcnIy
Distributed.
Manchester, July 1S.-The market is
quiet, and the business being done COM
paratively small Prices have advanced
Lied to I'D in sympathy with the strength
of cotton, but the advance is very reluc-
family given. India has been the chief
buyer, the improvement being helped by
the higher rate of exchange and the fair
progress of the monsoon. The business
for China is smaller and thar for Eevpt
and Turkey moderate. The home trade is
fair, but not brisk, and, on the whole.
business Is very spotty and unevenly dis
tributed
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EXCURSIONS.
NQTSQN 0ld Wilmington ISQId

In effect on and after June 5. Steamer
loretta daily except Mondays from
Ihunderbolt at 1870 a. m. and 7:20 o. m.
Leave warsaw at p. m. Saturdays and
Suhdays- From Thunderbolt 3:20 D. m.
Mondays from city ats.4S d. M, from.
inunqerbon at z 20 D. m. Steamer Alpha
for Warsaw Sundays, from city al 9 Il m
from Thunderbolt 1890 a. M Leaving War
saw at Z p. m. Exclusion tickets 35c except
Sundays; Sundays 45c. Wilmington Is
ana 4Oc, including car service on sale by
., u d l. H. Railroad, Bolton street
junction.. Charters can. be. made on very
reasonable terms. For all information
apply to JNO. r. ROBERTSON, wharf
KINS. Manager. Thunderbolt. Phone 566.
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A DIVIDEND FORTHCOMING.
Merchants National Bank of OcaIa
Paying Up.

oeala, Fla, July 1S.-Receiver C. C..
stapleton Of the Merchants National
Bank has sent TO the controller OF the
currency at Washington $4,000 in cur
Tency TO be signed and returned to the
depositors in that institution, the same be-
Ing a dividend Of 1919 cents. The dividend
Just declared. while very small, came
much earlier than was expected, ana will
be greatly appreciated by the citizens OF
this county. About two-thirds OF the
amount will go to the home people
Me-. +. l.. Carney came up from his to-
bacco farm on Lemon Island, near Lake
Weir, to-day, and stated that while cut.
ting tobacco Thursday he found a bed Of
rattlesnakes, capturing twcniy-slx out OF
the lot. The largest one had eleven rat
Ties and button He said he did not
know how many got away. but feels very
well satisfied with his harvest Of rattlers
FOR one day
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TWO COUNTRY FIRES.
stable and a Residence burned
Near StiIImore.

Stillmore, Ga, July is-Dr ]. W. Bowie
had the misfortune to lose his barn and
stables by fire about 10 o'clock last night.
about nine miles north of here. lie lost
about 500 worth Of feed. A fine mule and
a hog were also burned TO death.
Mr.. ]. X. Lanier, a brother-in-law Of
Or. Bowie, lost his house and all its con-
tents. about fifteen minutes earlier. Lanler
saved only gun. two pillows and a mat
tress. His wife and all his children, ex-
cept a l0-year-old boy were away from
home. No idea, so far has been formed
as TO the origin OF either OF the fires
which We're about two miles apart.
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Mark Down.
Shoe Sale.

Stock thoroughly overhauled and assert.
ed in lots with prices for quick sale.
We're not selling out; we're outselling
READ: 81
5. now 45c. 70
to 8, now Csc
8, now CSC 20
Children's 81 oxford Ties, Black. 4to8
now zoe !" o
Children's $3.50 Oxford Ties. Black ana
Brown, to II. now CSC.
Children's $3.50 1-Strap Slippers. BIac.
ana Brown. to II, now $1.O5.
Misses $50 1-strap Slippers. Black ana
Brown II to 2, now $1.10.
Misses $1.5O Oxford Ties. RIaok ~,
6rown, IL to 2, now $1.15
Ladies $50 Oxford Ties. Rlack ava
Brown, 2ls to 5, now $1.15.
Ladies' $3.50 1-Strap Slippers. BLACK on,
Brown, 21s to ., now s11O.
Ladies S.25 1-Strap Slippers. Black ana
Brown, 2l5 to 5, now S5c.
Above goods are all spring heels.
Ladies' $1.T5 Fine vici Kid Brown ~
lords now $1.15.
Ladies $l75 Fine Wei Kid Brown OK.
fords, cloth tops, now $1.2O.
Ladies S1.5O Fine Wei Kid Brown ana
Black Oxfords, now $1O5.
Ladies $1.25 Fine Dongola Kid Brown
and Black Oxfords, now soc.
$500 Fine Vici Kid Brown and Black
Oxfords now $1.45.
Ladies $3.50 Fine vici Kid Oxblood or
fords now $1.65.
Ladies $500 Fine Vici Kid Oxblood and
Tan OXfords now $40. N
Youths and Boys $500 Brown and
$1.20. -0''
Childrens and Misses Tan, Brown and
OXblood Lace Shoes now $L40.
Quick losses to make quick sales.
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MEETINGS.


CLINTON LODGE NO. "a, f, * 4. VI.
A special communica ton of this a
lodge viii be held at Masonic Tenn ~
pie this (Monday) evening at SIS w
o'clock.
The E. A. Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and visiting
brethren are cordially invited to meet
with us.
DANIEL T. ELLIOTT. W. M
WARINCf RUSSELL, JR, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
way BIZ TROUBLED WITH YOTR
CARPETS

When the DISTRICT MESSENGER AND
DELIVERY COMPANY will relieve Won
OF all care by taking them up, cleaning.
disinfecting, and storing them for the
summer and relaying them at a very mod
crate costP They move, store, and insure
household goods OF all kinds. Corner Con-
gress and Montgomery streets. Phone 2
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS


FITZGERALD.-The friends and ac-
quaintances of Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald
and of w. G. Fitzgerald and, John Fitz-
gerald are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral of the former from her late
residence, No. 41s Price street, near Tay-
lor, at 1870 o'clock this morning.
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once Board OF Water Commissioners
Savannah, Ca, July 70. is97.-Bids viii be
received at this Office until Friday. July
p. o'clock p. m, for furnishing the water
department t with coal for one year. begin
ning Aug.
Specifications can be had upon appIica-
ton to water works Office.
a.. NJ. LOTION. supt.
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Throws FROM 4 BUGGY.
Two Young People BADLY Injured nj
TnIbotton.


Talbotton Ca, July lS-Yosterday even.
INK at O'Clock Walter Maxwell. son OF
the late Simon Maxwell. called az the
residence Of Col. william n. searcy. about
four miles from this place, to take his
daughter. Miss Ella searey. out riding.
Just as they got IN the buggy the horse
became frightened ana sprang TO one side.
throwing Mr Maxwell from Tho i.,ge,
ana then dashed against "a tree. tbrov,lnr
Miss scarcy TO the ground. her head ARK
ing against the tree. Miss aoarcy received
severe wound in the face aud several
other painful wounds. Mr.. Maxwell mad
Two ribs badly fractured b,sides other
pluises, but 81 not seriously injured
bf' w. J.. Rydor arrived on This even
lng's train from Columbus. Uia trl,i ain
ecsin tomorrow Zoe the murder of Mis-
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Atlanta. Ca, July 1S.-Frank Morris.
eN-marshal OF Midwife. and "a notorious
detective who wHa arrested here yes.er-
DAY charged with the murder Of Joe
spinik, was to-day carried 10 Waynes-
bor0 by Deputy Sheriff Ellison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-19

An Important Dinerenee.-Littles sister
What's the difference tween Electricity
an lightnin?
Little Brother-You don't have 10 pay
nuthin fur llghtnin' Detroit Free Press.
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r.. d. & w. BALTIMORE,

Leaders in all kinds of household sup
plies, domestic hardware. and stoves and
ranges of all the best makes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-19

After the Honeymoon.-He-You'n be
accusing me next Of leading a double lifel
She-You do lead double lffe-vou.r 70
twice as mean a man as / thought Won
were when I married youl-chlcago Tn-
bune.
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We expect to make the year 1898 at least
better one by 931s per cent. than the last.
and in doing so the public will get the
benefit of low prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Office Savannah Gas Light Company.
Savannah. July II, 1S97.-A dividend of
three per cent. on the capital stock of this
company has been declared, payable to
stockholders of record this day on and
after Tuesday. the goth inst.
A. G. GUERARD, President.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-19
ATLANrVs DEAD POLICEMAN.
COroncr's Jury Charges Joe VII
liams with the Crime.

Atlanta. Ca. july ls-An Inquest was
held to-day over the body Of the murder.
cd policeman, r. l.. Albert. which will De
inferred near Conyors Whence hc came.
The jury found that one of the neeroe
now under arrest. Joe Williams. should
DE held for the murder The evidence
aeailst him does not seem TO be thor.
oughly convincing