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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
CUBAN TOBACCO.

Orders Sent to Weyier TO Permit Americana to
Make shiDmsnts-
NEW ORLEANS, June GA cablegrar1 has
been sent to Gen. Weyler by the Madrid Govern
ment instructing him to permit tho shipment
from Havana of all tobacco purchased by Ameri-
cana. This news has been received through
Third Assistant Secretary OF Sta,e Gridler at
Washington. This concession. IL Is said, Is In
pursuance OF SPANS policy to endeavor to pre-
vent American Intervention In Cuba.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
Mrs. Hair Injured By q wheelna..

EAST QUoGUE. N. Y, June s5.-A bicycle aoci-
dent which may terminate in the death of Mrs.
Albert Haf, the wife of q wall paper dealer of
this village, occurred hero tonight A grocery
clerk In the employ Of BENJAMIN Rogers was
riding without a lamp. Mrs. Han was walking
on the sidewalk. When two feet away the rider
her and cried out, but before Mrs.
Half could step aside she was knocked down, the
rider falling over his handle bars and landing
beside her.
DR.. Rogers found that the woman had sus-
tanned several dangerous Commissions, and her
is regarded as critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
10 Applicants Tor tho Striking Plasterss
Places

The Employing Plasterers Association found
1t more difficult yesterday than they expected 10
carry out their threat to put non.union men al
work in place Of the strikers. Although the ON.
them had announced their intention of rrs3tn'
Ing work with non-union men yesterday mora
ing. no non-union men applied for cmploylurn'.
Board OF Walking Delegates was prepared 10
order sympathetic strikes. Delegate Smith Of
the plasterers said that practically all the Il1'
terers on Manhattan Island were in the union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
OBJECT TO TIM sPEG1AL JURY Law.

nv Men ana N women ASSEMBLE. bat che
Orators Are Mtssi1E.
A meeting called by the Central Labor Union
for last night at Cooper Union to denounce the
special jury law of 1896 drew Q crowd of lit
men and eleven women. All but two of tho
speakers on tho bill. including DIR. Rainsford.
Ernest II. Crosby, and DIR. o'Sullivan, failed TO
appear. Henry WeisInan, the temporary Chair
man. guessed It was because Of the heat and no
was backed up In this opinion by James McGin,
the Rermanent Chairman The principal speaker
the law was a class law and also gave the
Judges too much. power. The mtlng wound
up with the adoption of resolutions denouncing
this law and commencing the splendid Judi.
eial services already rendered by the Hon. VIII
liam j. Gaynor."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
CONTRACTOR Wheel Err RESCUED.
Striking ItaIIans at Worthwhile Dispersed By
sheriff Aaron.

TRENTON, n. j., June 25.-SheriH Irwin
Aaron OF Bucks county and his 100 Deputies
made q raid on the striking Italian laborers OF
the East Pennsylvania Traction Compau, ~
Worthwhile at 1 O'Clock this morning and ncary
a hundred of them were arrested. but after a
hearing all but sixteen of the leaders wcrr re-
leased. The sixteen were sent to Jail AT Doyjcs.
town TO await trial ON charges of melting To rja'.
imprisoned in the Hoagland House SINE
wednesday morning, was released and escorted
where there is another strike on among laborers
on the line.
The Italians who were not arrested were
chased out of town by the deputy shcriffs. Al
noon seventy eight of them were SEM 10 ihr.r
homes in New York and the others went TO Pal.
adelphia or came To Trenton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
brooklyn HlEh schoo, commencement.

The commencement exercises of the Boys
High School. at Marcy and Putnam avenues,
Brooklyn. were held last night in the school
building. There were eighty-one graduates in
oil, Of which twelve were In the language course.
twenty-one in the scientific course. and forty.
eight In the commercial course. The diplomas
were presented by Col. john Y. Culyer. Musical
School orchestra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
Anas1 Hsrr,ssA.s Collide !. the ToS.

Pennsylvania Annex ferryboats 3 and 4,
which ply between Brooklyn and Jersey City,
collidsd In the fog yesterday morning of the
Battery. They were running slowly. Some OF
the joiner work Of both boats Yves broken.
Nobody was hurt, The boats proceeded, one 10
Jersey eity an6the other 70 Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
ANNOYED BY oORBELLs.
DairJman Bell Makes an Unusual Charge
Against DaIryman Baker.

DNh W sAhAeS ~ UNUSUAL CnAfG0
Against Dalryman BAKER.
PATERSON, n. j.. June 25.-John Baker and
Frederick Bell are dairymen on adjoining farms
at Mountain View. They were friends until q
few months ago when they had some trouble
over the sale OF land. For the last few days
Baker, 50 Bell declares. has made Il a practice to
pasture his twelve cows directly under the win
dows. OF. Bells house, which 10 close to the
division line of the farms.
Each Of tho cows was provided. 1t is said. with
a cowbell OF an exaggerated type. The noise of
the bells caused Bell to enter q complaint against
Baker before Justice Reyes. The Justice sus-
pended sentence on Bakers promise to pasture
the cows elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
Assignment OF = Farming Implement Concern.

SANDWICH, Ill. June 2b.-The Sandwich En-
terprtse Company. manufacturer of windmins,
cotton planters, and farm machinery, has made
an assignment to d. X, Crawfoot OF this City.
Tho liabilities, are placed at 1900 900. Prior TO
confessed Judgment for $4,000, of which
amount $4,000 Is in favor OF the SedgewicE
Bank of Sand Wich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
SET FIRE TO HIS HOME.

William 8. Cross Convicted or Attempted Arson
I'm brooklyn.
William s. Cross was convicted in the County
Court in Brooklyn yesterday of attempted arson
in the second degree. On April 20 last he act
fire to his fathers house on Douglass street.
near Vanderbilt avenue. The prosecution
showed that he committed the act directly after
that on the night OF the fire her son was DRUNK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
CARLISLE MAY PRESIDE.
He VIII ne . Delegate to the KentucLy Gold
Democratic Convention.

LOUISVILLE, juno 25.-John G. Carlisle ar
rived here unexpectedly this morning. He
said he came on legal business to represent
the Comptroller Of the Currency in the matter of
the German National Bank wrocking, and
would stay until Monday. A much mora i'm
portant thing win result from Mr.. Carlisle's
q delegate from the Covington district TO the
gold Democratic Convention here on July Ii,
and that no win make q speech on that COCA
sion. II 10 possible that he may consent 10 pre-
side over the convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
Rounding Up = Family or Countsrssiters.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 25.-Ths United
States Marshal has in custody a man giving the
name of Thomas b. German, who refuses TO dis
close his address,. He was arrested In the act OF
lar. German Is the sOn-in.law OF Sam Tate, a
notorious coulterfeiter, now serving a term OF
the daughter Of Sam Tate. has also served 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

ne TuFhana travelled ~ the rate ~ % Ene'
&C spttheaa Yesterday.

Special Gable Despctoh to TEE suS.
LONDON. Juno 25.-The small torpedo boat
Turbinn, which recently developed 32a knots
an hour at Newcastle, where she was subjected
to several trials Of speed. passed the warships at
spithead to-day at an average rate OF 81 knots,
and for n short time attained So knots. Her
machinery worked admirably, and there was an
almost entire absence Of vibration and discom-
fort.
It 10 commended by experts that an average
sized torpedo boat constructed upon her lines
and plans could reach a rate Of 40 knots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
NEW YoRKER's ARREST IN CAMDEN.
Louis ROshkuE Accused or Stealing Diamonds
from His Employer.

CAMDEN, N. j., June ~25.-sergeant Beard
went to Merchantville this morning and arrest
cd Louis Roghkugl at the home Of his brother.
Roghkugl is wanted In Now York city on the
charge Of stealing diamonds and jewelry valued
tate broker by whom he was employed. Tho
,ewelry disappeared while RosenthM was NOV.
ing his household effects.
Roghkugl was traced to Camden. and tba
Now. York police requested his arrest on q
bench warrant. He win be held for q reQuisi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
5000 T1EW 4 pAsro1A1 HANGING.
Cipsh Hewis. . negro, believed - Have Caused
the Death or Wine Mes.

the Death OF Vim Mes.
~FAYETTEvILLB, w. Va, June 25.-Clark
Lewis, the negro murderer, was hanged here at
2 O'Clock to-day. Three Of the Lewis gang OF
murderer were to be hanged on one scahold,
but Gov. Atkinson respited Albert Wars and
Jerry Brown at tho request OF Judge Hall. The
hanging Wal Witnessed by 1900 people, the
scaffold having been erected In q woodland at
the foot of three hills. The sightseors assembled
early this morning, and the natural amphithea-
tro was crowded. Lewis made o dying statement
to the effect that the old coal mine ct Mont
gomeryo contained the bodies OF three more VIC
tims Of the gang. A search Of the mine will be
made at once by the officers.
Lewis was hanged for the murder Of Charles
Gibson, a white miner. 1t Is believed that eight
other murders were committed by Lowis's gang.
Gibson's wife IL serving o sentence OF eighteen
years Imprisonment for completely In the kill
ing of her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

Four horses were suffocated In a fire In a
stable at 0l6 and 5lS Bergen street. Brooklyn.
last night. The stable belongs TO Robert Nc
Knight; and at II O'Clock, when the fire was dis.
there. All of these were got out I'M safaIv az.
seDt toptt' belonging TO Charles Gerliehg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
FIRB IN A
Damage 20 = New York Central building
Amounting TO $40, 600.

Amounting 20 $40. o
There was o $4,000 fire in q New York Cen
trail Railroad warehouse at West Fifty.ninth
street and the river front yesterday afternoon.
The warehouse was one Of four, extending from
Fifty-ninth 70 Sixtieth street, and contained
cotton seed and molasses. Some ~ItaIians, who
were working on the frat floor, noticed
smoke coming up through cracks In the floor and
turned In an alarm, Later three more alarms
were turned In. The firemen located the fre on
Spontaneous combustion was said 10 have
been the cause of the fire, On April 10, 1859,
there was q fire. In warehouses at this same
from Ftfty-ninth to Slxty-hfLh street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
CoUNTERFEIrERs BREAK JAZZ.
TIVE FEDERAL Prisoners In Canton URIoek Their
Cells ana walk Out.

Cells and walk Out.
GoUvERNRUR, N. v, June 25.-George Flint
and Henry M. Shaw. tho Gouverneur counter.
fcitcrs in Canton Jail awaiting the action of
the United States Grand Jury, ESCAPED last
night. The men were placed in murderer Con-
roy's cell last night at 8 o'clock. Two heavy
padlocks were on the door. The hall door and
the door to the outside corridor were also heav-
lily locked. The prisoners were all right az IL
O'Clock. This morning the outside door was
found open and the padlocks from the hall ana
cell doore we're lying unclasped on the floor.
Nothing had been broken. The Federal and
civil representatives are all at sea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
Thema, wh.nen. h Comedian. better.

Thomas Whifren, the comedian. has recovere!
from his recent attack of typhoid fever and viii
sail for Europe to-day on the Ohio. He will 70
turn to this country next fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
HE TRIED TO KILL KING HUMBERE.

me Anarchist Accinrito Appeals I'm Vain
Against life imprisonment.
Special Cable Despdfch to TIE Sun.
ROME. June 25.-The Court of Cessation has
rejected the appeal of the anarchist Pietro
Acciarito against the Judgment Of the lower
court condemninR him TO life Imprisonment for
attempting to assassinate King Humbert as his
Majesty was driving to the Campanelle race
course on 4 pril %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
JUMPED IN. THEN CALLED "HEAP"
BruuEeF Decided He Didn't want to DroUH
When he Psund Himself Ia the Wafer.

William Brunger OF 265 Broome street tried
to commit suicide yesterday evening by jumping
overheard from the ferryboat Vermont OF tie
Grand street line while she was in midstr,,ua
ON her way TO Broadway. Williamsburg. he no.
GREETED his act as soon AS ho struck the water
He yelled for help.
George Gallagher Of the Volunteer Life Slvin-
Corps, who was at the foot Of Grand sire,
called two boys, and they rOwed Out and rrNru'
Brunger. He was unconscious. Capt. SInilA OF
the Life Saving Corps resuscitatrd MIN.
Brunger jumped up and ran away as soon .h'
he was revived. The police started "a num- Io'
him.
Premium ON Gold Ia Mexico.
MEXICO CITY, June 25,-G0ld sold AZ ll9 sSss
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

Jockey Roche Goss 10 Sing Sing FOR Nine Years.
Guy Roche, the Jockey who shot and nearly
killed Gentleman Levy on the night of April o
In ClanCy's saloon In Sixth avenue, was sen.
fenced yesterday In the General Sessions by
Judge Newburger TO nine years imprisonment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
sFEAMsHIp ADEN OVERDUE.
sho Lert Yokohama on Jupe . ana HAS Hot
Vet Arrived at Fort sold.
Special Cable Despatoh to THE Sun.

Special Gable DeSpatoh to The Sun.
LONDON, juno 25.-Great anxiety il felt for
the safety Of tho Pacific line steamship Alden
which left Yokohama on June ! for London
with O number OF passengers and q valuable
Vessels have been sent from that port in
search OF her. Underwriters have reinsured
her at 80 guineas premium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

OF the twenty-olO Cornell scholarships award
In the Boys High schooI IL brooklyn 'up'~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
HUMAN ARM FOUND IN a CELLAR.
nt wal OLD aud Had Evidently Been USED a.
an Anatomical Exhibit.

John oonnors. q driver for the Street Cleaning
Department. told Policeman Lawler yesterday
that he had a human arm In his cart. He said
no received the arm from the j~anitress of the
building at S22 East Fourteenth street. The
t~anitress said she found II in the cellar OF the
found TO be an anatomical exhibit OF some age
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

A Detective Assaulted who was Investigating
Recent Murders-

Special Gable Despatoh to THE Sun.
BOMBAY, June 25.-Another outrage has been
added to the list Of those by natives
within the last few days. A detective assigned
to ferret out the assassins OF Lieut.. Ayerst.
Commissioner Rand. and others recently shot by
natives has been assaulted. The detective was
found lying mssnioie rom wounds ~ me head
10 in Q critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
Bring back Monday what Won

Bring back Monday what you
don't like Sunday.
That relieves all anxiety il
you buy in a hurry. But why
hurryl We're open till 6 o'clock.
Clothes, shoes, hats and fur.
nishings for sport; for work; or
only to look pretty in.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thirty-eecond and Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
The ReichataE AdJsnrss.
CALLED THE CAVALRY OUT.

BERLIN. June 25.-The Reichstag closed 1
session to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-02
Something worth seeing.

The educated dogs and ponies who are
TO exhibit in this city under tent at Boil
ton and Price streets three nights. begin
ming tonight, with ma tinees Friday and
Saturday al 3 ?. m, are thoroughly worth
seeing. Prof. Gentry is said TO possess
the most valuable collection OF dogs and
ponies in the world They are famous
Tor both their beauty and intelligence.
There are over 100 superb specimens OF
various kinds in the collection, all OF
whom have been selected for their beauty.
and Prof. Gentry has succeeded in edu-
eating the entire number to a wonderful
degree of intelligence. The exhibition is
especially attractive TO ladies and chill
dren. The prices Of admission are. chill
dren, % cents; adults. p cents-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-02
oouRr-HARrIAL NOT UNEXPECTED
Captain Carriers Friends Had Been
Looking For IL.

Within the izs- tr5 . three days -
ports from Wazhlngz1n nave I'D CaDt- O
y CsEIsr's friz16s % cz.ievs nat ool-t
martial VTo1-z x o-5=--i- S1iw5t-staz5-
irg mis-. h5Eeve-. -E=y were somewhat
surprised st ne r@-s5p< q tie news Tasy
were firmly Ct th= opinion that the
cc-r- martial q ou-i 5zal only wiki ulilo-
charges. and that ,1= ctE=- charges. sucl
as c34-1sS1n Wi-a ths contractors wouli zo-
be involved
THs1e Is sriu s1ret-llE hack @ the
W1o-e affair which has -7s yet cous To
az front ScEze @ -l= engineers Eb0
have eNzZlrs.i Ezs Savannah -.ver wovk
7-111E1cs = an exl-z ordinary risce q tn
cheering. while es-=rs some szw az least.
take ne other TssW- Gen C-aiSliI- who
was to- Z long tiu= DIVISION engineer win
c@z191ar-srs AZ 8s-1-o-e- and sfts-war1
cllet q engineers. testified thai II rad
OF frequent occasions visited the Sava--
Eza river work. a-1 r= considered il one
c. t-z o=s- pieces - ---5-==-EE On the A.
-z-ti- c3as-- Tle c~=1l- q 4 was due %
Lap- Carer. IL s- T1=ss questions
were al passed Ur-- and t-us reported
d mig MS a5E--ls--a ION O. the c1Ece.
ard 20 attack CzrL carter now On az
co-r- q alleged faulty work would -
paramount 70 at-zcz1E- Gen CEzig1iIl and
o-1e- n2emhers eE E-= engineering forces
w-O were IN s-tr1-t-r w5r1 min For
THIS reason. As We IS CT accom-, OF the
weakness q che ~ =--= pro51c=5 n sup
port o. -1e c1l-lsl-- --e1-v. il was thought
o. many thar EEe c---E Ear-izl would not
- -1t0 that suc+zc-
Considerable Eas tse1 SAID about the
fz-t thai NJ Wes---- ID u0- APPEAR b.
fore ne boa-d q .-t---v ard testify As
90 @ap-- Carriers having had charge o.
ms r-C-zV -
II E-rC2=. IL. Wz=-c---- however. wrote
a .e-gsr 10 the coa-5 stating tzEs to have
been The case E5s- capt. Carter had had
t1A power q attorney 1or ere manage
meLL OF lis affairs lar two years while
~ wzs away ou- further than This ne j j
Eo- go as he co-s 5=-l the hoard had
TO Uglt 10 inquire mo his pirate bust
Tess affairs.
Il nay be soz1ear-= o=fo-= me cour-
martial takes p.sos. ra- il - Likely that
cory OF the charges up3C whsp the trIai
VII De oasa1 Wil - placed IN the hands
o Cspt- Carter an rs counsel WiLn-n a
feE DAYS TIE co4-- martial VII involve
many Questiors o interest, and tire pro
C==1i1zs viii b --1=elE watched from
every section OF the country.
\ court marital consists q thirteen Off
Gers OF twelve 5esl5-s t-e judge advocate.
whose duties ar somewhat similar to
those o. so5lll11- general IN = state
court The twelve cheers who ST must
al lad il rank tie accused VINO : On
t-iaL They are s=-=c-z1 - the Secretary
o. War and detailed specially fo- SUCH
service. Ire statement q charges IS
PREPARED Of -t= -erar--ueut Il similar
10 the Indictment.
Under the leU i IS required that the
accused 5e furnished 2 copy Of the charges
within eight days z--zr . c3urt marital
has 57e1 ordered
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-02

-..-.s--- - - 7---ssr,tf-- abolished AM
49, -.f--~ - r-s-.-f-r .r-.a-=zz = H.
.----z Fz--5rzF n "a ra-- is-=rr-y- T--
No.. 0--,-s = F--e +-,s- - z-1 IL SAID
- - r-s-z--- r@----.---s sz=5-E t-at ---
SIMS AZ --r~.--z5 10 re --r-.- author r.
@ rev Dr.. T. ~ Hinton moved 10
E-s t-- motion "a ne ta7e- srd ID -ocz
r- 2 -5--s
To 10 t-5s tiue TIE business o. th= ser
t.cr rad r--.-.i s-5-e -s----r ard smooth
Is s-d w.,zo9s the shadoz q a -ip7-= 20
r-.H= TIE serene surface o. re -.1s O.
events Even ser t-e -1msrt mad -1t ar
-.v-1 t-- t-= casting q The stone t-lt
E1s 10 -zrE he s41-rInz circles cf intsr-
est AM -1n-r11Lso- ad.-1. --rolg1 -rs con-
ference u Eas c1----E however. ard The
r=Ut 1-ad ra-ed 1E ire bishop s5ll1=1
ire signal ~ PREPARATION T1-s head was
the famous question - % the discipline
are All IT. c--ac-=rs 1l1-1esess IN -l-.-
lives ard caH- A. s1u.1-sIrari c1 W-e1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-02
DRAINAGE CONTRACT SIGNED.
The Material Tsed TO Belong TO the
Contractor Until Fully Paid For.


The house drainage contract was signed
yesterday. Acting Mayor Hamilton sign
ing FOR the City The contract was drawn
By Col Waring. and is il the usual form
OF such contracts, the charactar Of ma
terial ID Be used. manner OF WORK and
conditions OF supervision BY the engineer
being sDe-i1=d Ia detail
Several sections we're added TO the con-
tract. after conference between the at
torny for the Contractors and the city at
torney. one section specifies ina, the title
10 ali the material used by the contractor
Il to remain with the contractor until Il
has been fAiy paid Tor by the city. and
in the event Of defaulr in the payment OF
any OF its notes by the city the contract
OTIS shall have the right 10 charge for the
hire and use OF the material the sum OF
800 until il mas been fully paid for,
the annual payments 10 be received by the
contractors on account Of the debt
The contractor agrees to keep all the
sewer work ia repair for a period Of one
year 1ftcr date Of the 1nal estimate and
certificate OF tle engineer. He a.so agrees
10 repair streets and walks disturbed by
him in the sewer work.
The cOntTaclo- agrees TO commence work
within two weeks after the date OF the
contract and 70 fully complete il in &C
coriance with the agreement on or before
March I, 1sS. The contractor further
agrees not to open or eKcavate any streets
or lanes or SOL during the months OF
April. May, June. july. August. Septem-
Der and October, 1s9s. unless ordered 10 do
50 in writing by the city. IN the event
the work Is necessarily delayed by storm
pestLence or rios the contractor will be
emitted 10 an extension Of time equal 10
that necessarily occasiOned by such dis
turDancc, the time allowed 10 be fixed b.
the engineer.
a section Of the contrast also specifies
that the contractors shall make all sewer
connections where called upon TO do 50
ar price OF = cents per lineal foot.
The contractors viii now begin getting
their forces together. II is their intention
10 begin work Monday week and TO be
gin laying pipe as soon as the material
arrives upon the ground.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-02
A SOUVENIR MONTH.
A Variety of Special Offerings to the
People of Savannah.

December viii be a regular souvenir
month at the Metropolitan. The New York
resident buyer is busy securing and select
ing choice lots OF merchandise, Thicn
ready cash can always buy a. the lowest
prices at THIS season Of the year. he is
sending the special bargains 10 Us. and We
propose 10 create stir IN
the clothing trade The Quailty
and the low prices VIII DO L.
All we ask As that you come and see our
special offerings compare the goods with
any OF the kind YOU find elsewhere, and If
ours are nOt superior in quality al hat
the cost, you need not buy. We re curn your
money, II, after the thorough exanli-
nation at your home, you are not satisfied
with your purchase Metropolitan Cloth
ing Company, II Broughton street, west
-al.