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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
HALLIHAN'S SHORTAGE 81 ,4G2.
The Guarantee Company on His Bond
Makes Good the Amount.

The Guarantee Company on His Bond
Makes Good the Amount.
The Sehwarzschild and Sulzberger Beef
Company will to-day be paid 81, 462 by Capt.
J. F. Brooks, local agent for the Fidelity
and Deposit Company of Maryland. This
amount is to cover the amount of the de-
falcation of Joseph Hallihan, who was for
some time cashier and bookkeeper for the
beef company.
The Fidelity and Deposit Company was
on Hallihan's bond in the sum of 5000,
and, had the amount embezzled been
greater the sureties would have had to
make it good.
Efforts have been made to get the rel
atives of the defaulting. cashier to come to
his aid and make good the amount. If
this could have been done prosecution of
the case. would have been Withdrawn, and
Hallihan would have been a free man. 1t
was thought this arrangement could be
made as he has a number of wealthy rel
atives, whom, it was believed, rather than
see the young man prosecuted on a Grim
inal charge would have made good the
loss to the beef company.
An uncle in Rochester, n. Y, was written
about the matter, but he seemed unwilling
to do anything at all for his nephew.
Hallihan was arrested some weeks ago
on a warrant for embezzlement sworn out
by the beef companys manager before
Justice NJ. Naughtin
Mr.. w. W. Collins, special agent and adj
juster for the Fidelity company, has been
in the city for the last five days, think
ing that an arrangement would possibly
be made with the young man srelatives by
which his prosecution migbt be averted.
He will leave a voucher for 81 1852 with
Capt. Brooks who will make an imme-
date settlement with Hallihans former
employers.
The Schwarzschild & Sulsberger Compa-
ny will now push the case. The grand
jury has not yet had the warrant but it
will come before it soon.
Mr.. Collins leaves to-day for Little Rock
Arkansas. He was in Atlanta last week,
where he deposited with the state treasu-
rer $4,000 in Georgia state bonds This
was in accordance with an act of the last
legislature. which demands a bond de-
posit of that amount as surety that the
fidelity companies doing business in the
state will meet obligations in case of the
forfeiture Of judiciary bonds The Fidelity
and Deposit Company was the first to
make the required deposit of the eight or
ten doing business in the state. Mr.. Col
Inns said it is his belief that none OF the
others will do so. If this is true the Mary
land company IS the only one that will be
able to stand as legal surety for state,
county or city officials. The others win be
able to do ordinary fidelity business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26

A Tampa Man En- Route Via Cross
ties to Boston. rft,

man struck Savannah at o'clock
last night, who has footed it all the way
from Tampa since last Monday at o'clock
in the afternoon
George Leonard says he is walking on a
wager of $780, that he win reach Boston
on foot before the expiration of thirty
days from Jan. 49, when he set out from
Tampa. Leonards wager will not allow
him to ride any of the distance, and he
must make all the necessary money to
buy his rations along the route.
Boston is 1900 miles from Tampa by
the route the terms of the wager names.
Leonard expects to accomplish the feat
with three or four days to spare. He has
certificates from many places between
Tampa and Savannah, showing the time
he arrived. Leonard will get out Of Sa-
vannah by way of the Plant system, not
on it's vestibule, but its crossties. In the
meantime he hopes to gather enough
money to get one or two square meals
ahead of the game, and pair of shoes.
lie has on a pair now, but they are not
mates. as he had to pick them up on
the road. This rather unsatisfactory
means Of shoeing himself was necessi-
tated by some thief relieving him Of his
first pair as he lay asleep by the road
side with his shoes pulled off.
Leonard says he counts on making sew
enty miles a day. He left Jesup yester-
day morning az o'clock, as his certih,
cate testifes. The man Is feet Sia inches
high and looks as if he was a walker
He says he can run fifteen miles In
Jog trot before getting tired According
TO Leonard this is not the first long dis
lance walk he has made. He says that I'm
1898 he walked from San Francisco to
New York, 1900 miles, IN ninety-three
DAYS, and won his bet. Another Of his
tramps was from New York to Chicago
on his way back This is distance OF
900 miles. he won again, making the
trip In twenty-four days.
Leonard IL an iron moulder by trade
lie says he is sure to get 10 Boston with
in the stipulated time, but that he is conn
ing back to Tampa on the cushions
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
BE STRONG andHEALTHY
NV TO BE STRONG AND FULL OF
LIFE AND VIGOR.

Eyot starved for two days you would
feeAs weak as a cat.
PRO enough that your food is the cause
of yo5 strength.
If yir stomach is sick, you're starving
away our strength. Slowly perhaps, but
none Ie less surely.
Youeel il yourself
Youlave nausea, loss of appetite, head
ache, iddiness, pain in the stomach, loss
of sttigth spirits and ambition.
Whddo you think? That it's you head?
Butts not. It's simply your stomach.
Food is strength, Stomach makes it
availale. If stomach won't work, food
does at become available strength.
Shalr Digestive Cordial will, in few
doseSna your stomach well and help
yonr tpd make you strong.
Whit wouldn't be strong2 Whoever
won,Hlke Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick tired, weary men and women,
thosAfiho are working their bodies and
brains too hard, will find relief and
strenat in Shaker Digestive Cordial.
1t mixes strength. 1t makes health.
1t mixes happil.ess
It's fbt an ordinary medicine, its
cordial
It's aleasant. to take and more than
pleasat in its results.
For tale by all druggists at TO- %, so
cents nd S1.00 a bottle.
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AMUsEMENTs.
The Northumberland Company
Opens Weeks Engagement.

The WOodwnrd-Warrc Company
Opens a Weeks Engagement.
The Woodward Warren Company began
a weeks engagement at the theater last
night, at popular prices, with the drama
The Girl 1 Love. The house was filled
to the doors, despite the poitica, demon
stration of the evening, The company
created very good impression.
There will be a matinee this afternoon
a the usual hour, at which The Old, Old
Story will be presented. Tonight the
bill will be the Great Diamond Mystery
Remenyi probably has the largest col
lection OF violins of any musician in the
world. His favorite and the one that
will be used in the concert in this city
Saturday night is called the Titan" a
Stradivarious made in 1726, and is with
out a blemish. Remenyi consumes more
time every day in making the toilet of his
favorite instrument than the ordinary So
ciety lady would in preparing for a grand
ball This Is not time wasted by any
means, as new strings must be put on
every day. and all four must be perfect
An intimate friend of Remenyi says that
he has seen him try eighteen lengths of
II" string, and all of the most expen-
sive kind, before he found one exactly
correct in tone.
The famous virtuoso is said to usually
carry with him, while on concert tours,
from twenty-five to sixty superb violin
bows. He has nearly a hundred-all Of
them of super-eXcellent quality, 3nd
many of them inlaid with gold, pearl
and other expensive ornaments. He sell
dom used a bow more than three or four
days, and nights before it is discarded and
sent to Paris to be re-haire&. The duty
he pays on the return of these articles is
no trifing sum. but the eccentricities of
genius must be gratified.
The reserved seat plan for Saturday 5
concert viii open Thursday morning at
the Young Mems Christian Associat lion
building. The price of tickets is 20 and
90 cents.
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ALLEGED TO BE MooNsH1NERs.
verdict in Favor of Three Emnnual
County Citizens.


George Manning Kemp, w. c. Chalker
and Tude Hostel.o three well-known cit
liens Of Emanuel county were tried be-
fore Judge Emory Speer in the United
States court yesterday on charge Of set
ting up and operating an Illicit distiliery
at place called Mooring Head, some time
in the spring of 1895.
Three witnesses George and Daniel Da-
Wis and Isaac Num- swore that they saw
a still set up, and a furnace with the hre
lighted, and that the defendants were there
as If in charge of It, John b. Hayes, an
other witness for the government, made
similar statement before the United states
commissioner, Mr.. George X. Calvin, but
when placed on the stand, he knew MOTH
ing about a still, stating simply that he
saw some men around a fire at the place
mentioned, and among them recognized
one of the defendants. His testimony be-
fore the commissioner 10 the effect that he
had seen a still set up and furnace with
the fire lighted, was produced, and he said
II he had made any such statement II was
not true. After asking him several ques-
lions with regard to the matter, Judge
Speer ordered him taken to jail, TO be ex-
amined either for contempt of court or
perjury
The defense of-the parties was conducted
by c.. NJ. Warren Esq, Of Emanuel
county, who endeavored TO bring out on
the cross examination the fact that there
was some animus In the case, the defend
ants having been Instrumental in prose
cutting certain Charges against one OF
them In the superior court Of Emanuel
county. Mr. Warren also endeavored 20
impeach the testimony OF the govern
ments witnesses, and put up witnesses 70
testify that the reputation or the others
for truth and veracity was not good.
Maj. Gary FOR the government, and Mr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
VERDICT AGAINST THE cHARMER.

The Schooner Ordered Sold to Pay
Judgment and Costs of Court.
Judge Speer rendered a decree in the
United States court yesterday, in favor of
A. L. Earle, agent of the Atlantic Mutual
Life Insurance Company, against the
American schooner Charmer, her tackle
apparel etc. No claimant for the schoon-
er appeared in court, and it was ordered
that the libellant recover the sum OF
81 .65S.4S and $7S9S interest.
The schooner was ordered sold to pay
the amount of the decree and the costs
of court The money arising from the sale
will be paid into the registry of the court
TO await its further orders Mr.. w r.
Leaken appeared in behalf Of the plalntiff
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
! IpEpALS SURE OF VICTORY.


-.ro is the confessed tool of people who
5.ate his actions IS not ~ OF plop ~
ON IN he the chief magistrate OF the
Sat3unah. lie concluded with a
t end an eloquent tribute TO the Wo-
resent. and the part he said the Wo-
s4d taken ia the present campaign
- President Merritt W. DIXON an
I'D tcat at the conclusion OF MI
,t.'tsr c. cartridges speech the crown
.,,.-tl11 march TO their respective neaul' !
mere IL freshments awaited them Ior
Live niett. He then introduced Mr.
r. H5rtrjdge addressed his remarks TO
,3yor. and l started to say IeifoW
r- but [ see no citizens ana VIII
~, nv fellow Liberals"
t aid he had no very large material
.,.,.,.st at stake, but he spoke as Il "a"
,s,r.hian He preferred his savannah
-, ana American nativity ne salu' 70
.t. combined salaries Of the mayor, the
4.n+ Of the Savannah Grocery Com
ana the commissioner of pubhc
III. Gathering, he said left no question
s- f9 Inc result to-day.
az The procession went down the street
...n.ght. someone shouted to me why
t,9.- 1ou make it unanimous (LauSh7
terl 1,,r,......, ,,aea,a,,,a
f,5t NAT several of the Citizens Club
to ''' ,,.sra on their knees to the colored
.'to. me fact Of the matter is, he saiol
- have cot but one or two of the coll
ersJ voters to go on their knees TO. he
QL1 NJ he fact that libel suits had been
sIoN '-lned against some of the Liberalites.
ne me an the Jury" said a voice from
.t .rov.d
van are on the jury now" Mr.. Hart
Union the verdict goes IN
IN T5o-roO they VIII never want to face
ogatber savannah jury"
+, concluding, Mr. Hartridge told the
,.a+.r. 10 go TO their respective halls,
u1sre spceches would be made and re-
F."y-na1ts provided for the night. He ap-
rs5lal 10 ali to vote the straight ticket.
Mr. Warning Russell concluded the speak,
mo- with a few pointed remarks to the
rorcrs the weight of which was that they
sSoud co 10 their headquarters, as they
fa5 great deal of. work to do. They
sbaud .u 90 to the polls and vote early
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
HELP wANTED-MALEs.


WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED BAR
boy; best reference required. Apply No.
8 Drayton. Joseph Galina.
THOUSANDS or GOOD PLACES IN
der the Mckinley administration in every
part of the country; do You want one?
the mid winter edition of the National
Recorder will tell how to get a position;
send cents in stamps to the National
Recorder, Washington, d. c.
WANTED MEN TO LEARN THE
barber trade. Only weeks required. Cal
alogue mailed free. Moer's Barber Col
lege, Fourth and Central avenue, Cincin-
natl, 0.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
Y. NJ. c. AS STATE CONVENTION.
To BE Held at Macon the Second
Week in March.

TO BE Held at Macon the Second
Week in March.
The nineteenth annual state convention
of the Young Mems Christian Association
of Georgia will be held at Macon March
IL and II. 1t is expected there win be
large and representative gathering.
The state committee has secured the
usual reduction on the railroads. the rate
being a fare and one-third on the certiff-
cate plan. The Macon association win
entertain the delegates. For those who
desire to entertain themselves reduced ho-
tel rates have been secured.
The sessions of the convention will be
held in the annex to the Mulberry Street
Methodist church Two preparatory SER
vices Will be held Thursday afternoon,
March II, the other at night. Rev. j. c.
Patton of Decatur will have charge of
these two services. An of Friday morn
ing following is to be given up to the con-
sideration Of the Bible work in the asso-
citation.
Other sessions will be given up to the
consideration of such important topics as
the educational work, the work of railroad
men, the work for college students, boys
work, the physical work, etc. Rob
ert r. McBurney, who for thirty
five years has been general secretary of
the New York City Associations, Will be
in attendance and give the convention the
benefit of his experience. d. A. Sinclair of
Dayton, o.. who added so much to the
Augusta convention last year will also be
at Macon. F. S. Brockman, college secre-
tary of the international committee, on
Sunday night, at the college session, will
deliver an address. upon The College Of
the World for Christ" The. sessions of
the convention will be given up to the con-
sideration of nothing but the direct work
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
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Warren for the defense, argued the case
before the jury within about twenty min
utes, ana after the case had closed, Judge
Speer instructed the jury TO return seal
ed verdict. The jury was out about an
hour when the verdict was reached, ana
sealed, and handed to the clerk of the
court. The defendants are said to be
prominent citizens in Emanuel. Kemp is
the tax collector, and Chalker the road
superintendent
The verdict viii not be opened in court
until this morning, but IT was reported
around the court last night that it was not
guilty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-26
LEGAL SALES.
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
Post once.

BY virtue, and in pursuance or a decree
dated May H. 1896, and supplemental order
Of Jan. u, 1897, Of the circuit court of the
United States, In and for the eastern de
vision OF the Southern district Of Geor-
gia, in the case OF tine Admission National
Bank ct. al, vs.. the Cuyler & Woodburn
Railroad Company ct. al, the same being
a suit in equity, will be sold by the I'M
derslgned as special masters, appointed
in said decree, for the sale, without valua-
lion, appraisement, redemption, or extern
slon and IN a single parcel at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder or bidders be-
fore the court house door at Statesboro,
Bulloch county, Georgia, at noon actual
time, on the first Tuesday in March, 1897,
all Of the railroad Of the said The Cuyler &c
Woodburn Railroad Company, construct
ed, and to be constructed from Cuylcr IN
Bryan county, to Woodburn in Bulloch
county, Georgia, also all the rights Of way
between said points, and the road bed and
It's appurtenances, and each and every OF
It's rights, privileges and franchises en-
bracing all its property real and personal
and mixed, in possession and in expectan-
cy rails, bridges, piers, fences, track, roll
ing stock, fuel, supplies, depots, fences,
stations, work shops tools, machinery, To-
comotives, engines, tenders, cars Cpassen-
ger and freight tanks, and all other rail-
way equipment, and all other property,
franchises, rights, privileges real estate,
tenements, rights and appurtenances be-
longing or In any wise appertaining there
TO.
No bid shall be accepted unless accom-
panied by one thousand dollars $1,000 in
money, or certified check placed In the
hands of the undersigned, at the time of
making the bid.
Upon making the confirmation Of tho
sale by the court there shall be paid In
cash by the purchasers, including the de-
poslt Of one thousand dollars CS1.000) made
al the time of making his bid, the sum OF
four thousand dollars $4,000 and such adj
ditional sums as the court may hereafter
order.
For the balance of the purchase price
not required TO be thus paid in cash. the
purchaser may satisfy and make good the
said balance OF his bid In whole or IN part.
with outstanding bonds Of The said The
Cuyler & Woodburn Railroad Company,
provided Tor In said decree. and over due
coupons on the same said bonds and cou-
pons to be received al such price or value
as shaI be equivalent to the amount that
the holder thereof would be entitled to
receive thereonaip case the entire purchase
price was paid IN cash.
An Of said property is sold as the prop
erty of the said The Cuyler a. Woodhurn
railroad Company.
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AUCTION SALES.
All AUCTlON
ELEGANT CARPETS AND HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE.
c. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer,

- H. DOAA1hA - AncAioHCGES
VIII sell on THURSDAY. 2sth inst. at
1903 Jones street east next to corner
Of Drayton). at II o'clock,
All OF the elegant furniture contained
in said residence, viz
Wilton Velvet. Moquet and Brussels
Carpets throughout the house, including
halls and stairs; Parlor Suite in silk
plush. Handsome Mantel Mirror. Fancy
Chairs, Pedestals, Massive Oak Side
board, Very Fine Extension Table, Din-
ing Suite of handsome carved walnut
chairs IN leather, Leather Lounge, Book
Case and Desk combined, Fine Refrige-
rator, Extra Large Walnut Hall Stand,
Elegant Oak Bedroom Suites, Walnut
Wardrobes mirror 'front.' Hair Mattress
SEES Natural Bed Springs, Bronze Clock,
Linen Window Shades, Portierres and
Lace Curtains. Everything in splendid
condition and of fine quality.
N. B-The residence, which lis firstS
class, is for rent
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ron sALn-MIsCELLANEoUs


FOR SALE, CUSTOM HOUSE
Shades saloon; finest stand in the city:
cheap; terms, spot cash. Apply No. o
Drayton. Joseph Galina.
FOR SALE, FINE GROCERY AND
bar cheap for cash; doing good business;
in good location. Apply TO r. II. Enright,
corner Houston and Congress streets.
GARBAGE PLANTS. POTATOES; FOR
sale. cabbage plants; second crop Irish po-
tatoes, G. NJ. Ryas.
CLEAN RICE CHAFF DELIVERED
An tho city at 40c large cart load. Plant
ers Rice Mil Telephone 2i2.
ROLLER AND SAW GINS AND
presses. saw. grist and cane mills. Lom-
bard Iron Works Augusta, Ga.
CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PIL1NG;
we sell good cypress shingles at S2.2j per
thousilhdg special prices on carload lots;
boats Can load at the mills; can also fur
nlsh cypress piles IN any quantity on
short notice. Vale Royal Manufacturing
Company.
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ron RENT-HOIsEs.

FOR RENT, FROM OCT. I. THAT DE-
sirable residence, No. 100 Taylor street.
For particulars apply s. Guckenhoimer,
Fay and Jefferson streets.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
four-story residence, 1906 Jones street west /;
al conveniences; rent reasonable. G. H..
Remshart.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence, southwest corner Whitaker and
Perry streets Possession Immediately. An
drew Hanley. 127 W whitaker street.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE RESI-
licences in best locations. Apply to Cham
pion e Germany, ilS Bryan street.
FOR RENT, NO. AND DUFFY
street east have all mot-.n improve
nents, rent reasonable. Apply to Wal
thour & Rivers. Drayton and ST. Julian
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED, DRUGGIST SALESMAN
tQr handle our trusses; good commission.
Address with references. Wetmore Truss
Company. ST. Main street. Buffalo, n. Y.
$50 WEEK SALARY AND EX-
penses paid statesmen; experience not nee
essary; permanent position. The w. l..
Kline Co.. st. Louis, Mo.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR CT
gars; old reliable house; experience I'M
necessary; extra inducements to custom
ers; SO to $3.50 per month and expenses.
Charles c. Bishop & Co, St. Louis.
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THE TONY RELEASED.

The Italian Bark Will Sail at Once
For AMER, Java, For Orders.
The italian bark Tony. which has been
held here for sometime under a libel suit
fled by the Hamburg Underwriters Assoc
citation, was released last night under a
bond for $3.50, upon which Mr.. S. z.
Hamilton is surety. This is little more
than the amount of the claim made by the
hbellant. The Tony has a cargo of naval
stores for AMER, Java, and will leave Tor
that port at once for orders. The libel
suit viii not come up for trial before
Judge Speer until the next term of court
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
RESIDENCE PERRY AND BARNARD.
c. II. DORsETT, AuctiOnecr.

= II HIVEt7H'H = NNttIUHNNE'
Under and by virtue Of an order granted by
the Honorable Court OF Ordinary 81 Chatham
county, win offer for sale at the Court House
in Savannah. during the usual hours Of sale,
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY,
1897, being the second dav of the month, the
following sold as the property of the estate OF
Gilbert Butler, deceased, for the purpose OF
distribution and the payment OF debts
One lot, with the Improvements thereon.
designa ed as the western one half OF lot
thirty-tour (Sn, Jackson ward. in the city OF
savannah, said lot being situated at the south
eastern corner Of Perry and Barnard streets,
fronting on Perry street and Orleans square.
and running back on Barnard to the lane. The
improvements consist Of "a two-story on base
ment resi- hence. with outbuldings, said out
buildings being used for business purposes.
Tins property Is subject u an annual ground
rent OF 8l6.SS to the city of Savannah. Terms
cash JOHN NICOLSON, JR.,
Admir- d. b n. c. t. Annexo Of the Estate
Gilbert Butler.
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BOARDING.

~-~-~SS~-~~---~~-~~~~r-~~~
TWO LARGE ROOMS, SECOND
floor, furnished or unfurnlshed, with
board privilege bath. ll3 Jones street,
west.
FOUR YOUNG MEN CAN BE AC-
commodated with good board and pleasant
room at NO 3 West Charlton street. cor
ner of Bull street.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

~@~-~-~~-~--~-~- -~~~--~~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~
FOR SALE. LEASE OR EXCHANGE,
an elegant home on New Houston street;
handy for Whitaker. Barnard and Duffy
street car lines. As feet front; 30 feet
Empty lot, adjoining can also be treated
for. Address A., Box 80.