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The morning news., 1897-08-19
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. H. c. Parker of Atlanta was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. c. c. Thomas came up yesterday
from Waycross.
Mr.. j. T. Roberts of Wade spent yester-
day in Savannah.
Capt. John Reilly left last night via the
Central for Atlanta.
Mr.. r. s. Lawson of Sandersville spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. L. w. Haskell left last night by way
of the Central for Atlanta.
Hon. Pope Barrow left for Atlanta last
night by way of the Central
Registered at the De Soto yesterday was
Mr.. T. L. Hudson of Atlanta.
Hon. e G. duBgnon left by the Plant
system yesterday for New York
Mrs John Denham will leave to-day by
way of the Plant system for Key West.
Among the visitors in Savannah yester-
day was Mr. r. e. Withers of Yorkvil.e,
Mr. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Cunningham. Jr.,
left yesterday via the Plant system for
New York.
Among the guests registered at the Pu-
laski yesterday was Mr.. G. d. Gaskins of
Willacoochee.
Judge H. L. Ferril will leave to-day
via the Florida Central and Peninsular
for New York.
Mr.. e. II. Charlton, general agent at
Augusta for the Central railroad, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. 1. G. Haas left last night by way
of the Florida Central and Peninsular
for WaynesVille, N. c.
Mrs. Ida Catchings. Miss Clio Beacham,
Mr. 5. ]. Slippey, and Mr.. A. Jones of
Cuthbert were among the guests registered
at the Screven yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Soomons, the secretary and
treasurer Of the Chatham Real Estate and
Improvement Company, returned from his
vacation trip yesterday He spent the most
of his outing in the beautiful valley Of the
Shenandoah.
Miss Riscoe Palmer, after spending
some time with Mrs. w. T.. Edwards on
Oglethorpe avenue, left yesterday for
Lyons, where she will attend the marriage
of her friend, Miss Guerry, before return
ing to her home in Nidalia.
The morning news., 1897-08-19
AN APPEAL TO SAVANNAH GRoCERs
DIR. LeHardy Writes n Letter to All
the Local Meat Dealers.

DIR. LeHardy Writes IA Letter to All
the Local Meat Dealers.
DR.. ]. C. LeHardy, health officer. has
written circular letter to all the local
dealers in meats and provisions advising
them Of the regulations of the sanitary de-
partment Of the city with respect to pure
foods
MR. H. A, Mcleod, meat inspector, has
Just nuished tour around the city, visit
ing all Of these places where meats an
provisions are sold, for the purpose of
making inspection Of the condition of such
1000 products. DR.. LeHardy's letter to
tne srocerymen reads as follows:
WI ~. A. Mcleod, meat Inspector, at
'aehed 10 this office, has completed the
C'usua OF all the stores, wholesale and re-
Sa-1 WAere meats and provisions are sold.
lAs mas brought to light the fact that
1st quantity Of unwholesome meat un-
III t 'Is name OF seconds" is being sold in
U-s city. Hams and sides that were rot
'eI' -uH Of worms or had a sickening
9n,eH nave been brought to my notice. or
nave gone 20 see thera in bulk. A good
l'lS lots have already been DESTROYED
Si'N e9 such meat when used for food is
eaPtoie OF producing disease and to cause
q, "a" increase of mortality in this city, and
o'-I5 part OF my duties to remove, as
r". as practicable, all the causes which
st. s,,1y increase our death rate, 1 have in
IaI Il.'Ieled Mr.. Mcleod to condemn all the
gay meat he may find, give a receipt for
n.in Iie ana send it to the crematory. This
-, t,l oe zone without fear or favor until
,S. sue dealers will find 1t to their ad-
,,..C 70 stop dealing in that class Of
t's. '.'s. j uuIy hope that we will have your
,g"l w cooperation in accomplishing this
e.,h.! t'loi liht sanitary measure. Very respect
ours J. c. LeHardy, II. 0.
NV p" rs iumored yesterday that there
1,3 sssal't ne meeting of the local grocers'
TO- non to take some action IN opposi-
eo ou 10 lne strict methods of the health Of
tbo ' .ut interviews with the officers Of
oslduon failed to verify the rumors.
The morning news., 1897-08-19
CITY BREVPTIEs.

Ben Williams, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Bradley, subject
to a warrant from Justice Her of Bulloch
county.
Abraham Boyd colored was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Collins, charged
with the larceny of a pocketbook con-
tanning $6.25 from Mrs. Joseph J. Nc
Even.
Edward Sullivan, colored. was arrest
ed yesterday by the detectives on the
charge Of larceny from the house. His
friend Henry Davis interfered and was
also arrested.
John Moreno and Lem Robinson, both
colored, engaged IN a short mil on Charl-
ton street. between Bun and Whitaker,
yesterday afternoon. a policeman came
along and sent Moreno 20 the barracks.
Annie Byrd. the negress who raised such
a disturbance on Bull street Tuesday
night, will serve the city thirty days in
working around the police barracks, at
Recorder Hartridge's request, In lieu OF
$40, which she did not have In her stock
ing.
There was a lively row at Gwinnette
and Price streets last night between two
employees Of the street railway company.
Edward Kelly and ID. V. Whitaker re-
newed a dispute, which had evidently
begun elsewhere. Kelly cut Whitaker in
the shoulder with penknife, lnhictng
slight wound, and was IN turn beaten
about the head and face. Kelly was ar
rested by Policeman r. j. Farrell He
has been boarding with the mother Of
Whitaker, az 439 East Broad street
-s-eh-s-
Charles De Kay, United States consul
general at Berlin, will return to New York
m AHH HHHf Ia
The morning news., 1897-08-19
rlY CONCLUDE THIS WEEK.
continued From eighth Page.


--6s head of the department. He was
Z. Iacll Feb IA last.
p1, IMAM c. c. Steinberg of No. engine
- restifed that he had been a mem-
NJ the department since 1873, and a
~ man six or seven years. He remember
~ ~ --ttsf Af3guire in the volunteer depart
He had seen Mr.! Mcguire at work
~ fres There were nine men on duty at
a. house on the day of the city election.
tIs was foreman at No. for a time. Inc
~, r,achines there were run with six to
~ men Mr.. Mcguire had never in
tr5iueed politics into the department as
e3trsss was aware of. He had never no.
ttsr4 anv difference in the trea tment of the
Members of the two factions by the chief.
As 40 Chief Magures condition at the
rru fire. the witness took him to be So
her Witness described his work at the
planters rice mill fire. 1t was pretty hot
IN River street. 1t was out of the ques-
tion for the men to stay between the mill
and the srauary. Men could not have
lived there. His crew fought from behind
9 r7ta which several times caught fire.
Il was necessary for the men behind them
m throw water on them. Witness was not
at rbe Christ church or Kirkland fires.
Witness said he had seen f1remen vomit
after coming out of smoke and had done
so himself.
In answer to Mr.. Adams, the witness
said he had no hope of saving the mill
when he arrived, and it was impossible to
save the granary if the mill burned. Wit
ness said all the men in his house were
treated alike by the chief.
William Lee testified that he had known
Mr. Mcguire from boyhood days. He saw
the chief at Corbetts saloon in compa-
ny with Sidney Lilienthal the day before
the election. He could not say if he was
drinking.
Messrs. Lawrence and Adams had
lengthy discussion as to the admissibility
of the witness evidence, no charge being
specified on the line of his evidence,
which was that the chief had offered
him money for political work. Mr..
Adams desired to amend the charges, if
necessary. but Mr.. Lawrence objected on
the ground that it would be Illegal to
amend the charges at this stage.
The board ruled that the testimony
should 80 in The chief called him into
back room of the saloon. Lee said, and
offered him $50 to work for the Citizens
club. He named four men, who were
willing to go to work for the Citizens
club, al $50 apiece, 10 be paid an hour in
advance of the opening of the polls The
chief said he would see him, but he new
er heard from him. The witness was
asked if he would have work
"a lot lue ClUZenS club
if the money had been paid him. He said
that he would have done it in the interest
of The Liberal Club, but he would have
"blel en- while he could.
Fireman D. p. Walker, who delivered
the summons to witnesses, testified to
statements of J. r. Rackstraw, one of
those summoned. that he said he would
not come up to "a thing like that"
Fireman Louis Trebony was put on the
stand and asked if he remembered when
Mr. Murphy came after the couplings?
He did not notice Mr.. Murphy's visit. he
said lie saw the chief, however. and he
was sober He saw the chief at the Hull
fire and believed him to be sober.
The morning news., 1897-08-19

STATE Of GEORGIA, CHATHAM
COUNTY-To the Superior Court of Said
County The petition of Solomon Heller of
New York city. Joseph NJ Solomons. and
Falk Clothing Company, Of Chatham coun~
", Georgia, respectfully shows;
!. That they desire, for themselves and
their associates. to be incorporated under
the corporate name and style Of
THE u. b. FALK COMPANY.
II. That the objects of their associations
ana the particular business they propose
TO carry on, are as follows: To carry ou
and conduct a ladies and gentlemen's tall
orlug business; TO buy and sell any and
ali goods and articles necessary or re-
quired In and about said business, ana
generally. to do and perform all acts and
things necessary and proper for the
furtherance and maintenance Of said busi-
ness in all Of Its branches.
III. That the principal place of doing
business of said corporation will be in the
city Of Savannah, Georgia, but said cors
poration desires power to do business In
any Of the states and territories of tha
United States.
~. That the amount of capital to be
employed by said corporation Will be tha
sum Of ten thousand 10000 dollars, die
vlded into shares OF one hundred 600 dol-
lars each. ten per cent. of which has been
actually paid In.
for the carrying out of the purposes above
set forth. petitioners ask that said corpo-
ration be empowered as follows: To issue
preferred or common stock, or both. as
may be determined upon by stockholders
IN meeting assembled; TO have agencies
and employ and appoint agents at such
places in the United States as may be de-
termlned upon by the board OF directors
to increase or diminish It's capital stock
from time to time, in the discretion of it's
board of directors, to any sum not greaten
than fifty thousand (50,000) dollars, nor
less than ten thousand 10000 dollars, .di-
vided into shares Of one hundred QOOD
dollars each; TO own, buy, sell, lease rent
or otherwise acquire and control realty,
and all kinds OF personal property. pat-
ents. patent rights. trade marks or copy>
rights together with all privileges there
UNDER to borrow money for corporate
purposes and to issue its notes, bonds on
other obligations therefor, II deemed nec-
essary by It's board Of directors. and TO se~
cure the same by collaterals, deed, mort-
gage or other lien on It's property; to
make bylaws not inconsistent with the
laws Of the land; to have corporate seals
and generally to have, enjoy and exercise
all the corporate powers and privileges un-s
der the laws OF Georgia.
Wherefore petitioners pray that they
and their associates may be Incorporated
for the purposes aforesaid, under said
corporate name, with all the powers afore-
said, for the term OF twenty (20) years.
with privilege Of renewal at the expiraA
ton Of said time. u
GARRARD, MELDRIM g. NEWMAN. /
Petitioners Attorneys.
Filed in office Aug IS. 1897
JAMES l.. MURPHY, ,
Deputy Clerk S. c., G. c. Ga.
The morning news., 1897-08-19
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE SEASON.
Manager Weiss Has FiGty-Eight Al
ready Booked.

Manager Weiss Has Fifty-Eight Al
ready Booked.
An excellent line Of attractions has been
booked by the GreenwalI Theatrical Cir
cult Company for the Savannah theater
for the season of '97-98. The bookings up
to date are as follows:
James B. Mackie in Little Jack Homer
Darkest Russia.
On the Bowery.
Humanity
Widow Goldstein.
Devils Auction
Marie Jansen in Nancy Hanks.
Bancroft, the magician.
1892.
Al. G. Fields minstrels.
Robert Graham, in Who Is Who?
Lillian Lewis.
The Last Stroke
WolfOrd Stock Company.
A Puritan Romance.
Charles Froham's Secret Service.
Peterson &5 Green's Company.
Murray and Mack.
Nine. Scalchi.
Ward and Vokes.
Charles Gardner
Fabio Romani.
Walker Whiteside.
The Manhattan Stock Company.
Richard & Pringles Minstrels
Human Hearts.
Wilton Lackaye.
The Geisha Girl.
Lewis Morrison.
Eugenia Blair.
Robert Downing.
The Twelve Temptations.
FrOhman's Never Again.
The Brownies.
My Friend From India.
A Baggage Check.
When London Sleeps.
Otis Skinner
James O'Neil.
The Widow Jones.
Under the Red Robe.
Gorton's Minstrels.
Wilbur Opera Company
Roland Reed.
Primrose and West
Hoyts A Contented Woman.
Hoyts A Mrk-White Flag.
Chimmie Fadden.
The Prison of zenda.
Stuart Robson.
James Young.
Shore Acres.
The Prodigal Father.
The Girl l Left Behind Me
Oliver Byron.
Margaret Mather
Nat Goodwin.
AS win be seen, the bookings include
some of the best attractions on the road.
Most of the old favorites will be seen here
and many new ones will visit Savannah
There are fifty-eight attractions already
booked which cover over a hundred per-
formances. other bookings will follow be-
tween now and the first of October and
even some during the year
The sale Of seats for the opening at
traction Friday night began yesterday and
was brisk for the first day.
The morning news., 1897-08-19

The man with consumption used to be
considered just as good as dead. His doc
tors condemned him to death lust as SURELY
as If he had been convicted of murder
and must die on the scaffold at dawn.
All that has been changed. There is
now no reason for the consunptive to
despair. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will cure 9S per cent. of all cases
OF consumption. That is a startling state
ment, but t-ue one. Consumption is fed
by impure blood. 1t is an accumulation
Of impurities in the lungs If the blood
IS made pure and filled with the purify
ing properties of the "Discovery'' there
IS nothing to replace the tuberculous mat
ter that IS Coughed up and expectorated.
Gradually the lungs become free and
clear, the lung lining becomes sound and
healthy, and the disease is conquered.
Then begins the process of flesh building
and soon the hollow checks are full, the
step is firm and elastic, and health blooms
IN every feature and in every action.
81 was taken i'll in February, 1892, with head
ache and pam in my back" writes H Gaddis
ESQ, of No. 3I3 S. J. Street, Tacoma. Wash. II
called in Doctor and he came three times. He
said l was bilious, but l kept getting worse I
took cough so that I could not sleep only bv
being propPed in bed. My lungs hurt me and
l got so poor that I was Just skin and bone I
thought was going to die. till one dav I was
looking in little book of DR.. Pierce's and saw
where the Golden Medical Discovery was rec
ommended TO- cough. tried a bottle of it and
1t did me so much good that 1 tried another one
and 1t made me sound and we'll so I can recon.
mend II 10 anyEcdy. It saved my life"
The morning news., 1897-08-19
m OFF DAY AT THE cOURT HOUSE.
'o'" the city and Superior Courts
hnd 81 LuII I'm the Dot1., c.s,.a

nom The city and superior Courts
""" Lnii in the Daily Grind.
,,Iaay was exceedingly dull at the
e9u'' ., mouse there being no jury work in
tuo superior court and no particularly in
y, sa''''s litigation in the city court. Judge
'''is4nt was busy most Of the day pre-
r""s MS ruling on several cases which
T',' already been argued before him. and
way 'Pe"e the day IN similar
boee'1ly viii bring change in the ;ul
ir,os. ,I. Tor the dockets are ripe for some
1rI .,.'ns trials. The case Of John screven
soci.,,Is AGAINST the Georgia Historlcaf
trai ~ !, booked in the superior court for
OF f-' ,',liy. IL IS believed thai ln enife
In T,is '3el that several of the ATTORNEYS
ars,I.'9 'ise are absent the Issue Win be
al oe.ore the court. There are sover.
Of Iuehl attorneys ON both sldes
t-,.,. 1ae and the discussions win bo tr
Of f,,,Hs. particularly to the large circle
h ts. -'s M The city who are Interested
t.r 'oiAia liistorca. Society. the Tei-
nn. .il,ny ana the ant school wbicb
g t .,l'.ta to establish IA tho bpltll,,--
itiiIlr Academy E'
The morning news., 1897-08-19
WARRANTS II PLENTY.
Justice Bevnns Has His Hands Full
with Gambling Charges.

Justice Bevans Has His Hands Full
with Gambling Charges.
Robert Allen, the negro arrested night
before last and charged at the barracks by
Randolph Kirkland with assault and bat
terry. was dismissed by the recorder yes
tcrday. Allen, 1t will be remembered, ran
through the street near Kirkland's store,
at the corner Of West Broad and Congress
streets. pursued by the latter. who fired
az him with his pistol as he ran. The trou-
BILE grew out OF a row that began in a
room above the store. The negroes We're
gambling ia the room and Kirkland, he
Of skin. A difficulty ensued IN which Kirk
land was struck by the negro, who claims
that he only used the cigar cutter. the
weapon welded. after he had been struck
with 10 by Kirkland.
After dlsmssing Allen, the recorder
hound Kirkland over 20 the superior
court under a 500 bond on the charge Of
assault with intent 70 murder. Kirkland
then went TO Justice Bevans TO secure q
warrant for assault with intent TO MUIR
der against Allen, but was referred 10 the
solicitor Returning from that official. he
secured the warrant against Allen ana six
other warrants against John Smell, Henry
Patterson. Tom Golden, Jr, John Sweet
Charles Golden and Ryal Kinney Tor
gambling when the negroes were arr
rested they claimed that kirkland was
also In the game. and John Sweet swore
out a WARRANT against him for the Of
fense. Kirkland gave 500 bond, az ala
most OF tho others. Sweet and Smelly go
Ing TO son in default Allen gave bond 20
answer the charge Of assault with intent
40 murder.
The morning news., 1897-08-19
pnoposALs MANTEn.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Ohlca
Supervising Architect, Washington. ID. c..
Aug. iG, 18H.-SEALED PROPOSALS wiit
be received al this office unti. 2o'clock D.
M. on the 18th day Of September 1887 ana
opened Immediately thereafter for furnish>
Ing all the labor and materials and fixing
In place complete, low pressure. return cirs
cuatlon, steam heating and yentilaung ap4
paratus required for the United states
court house and postofiice building at Sa-
vananh Ga, in accordance with draw-
ings ana specification. copies Of whlcn
may be had al this Office or az the Office oG
the superintendent at Savannah Ga. Each
bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for a sum not less than 2 per cents
OF the amount Of the proposal. The right
Is reserved TO reject any or all bids and To
waive any defect or informa.ity In any biI
should IL be deemed In the interest Of tho
government to do so. All proposals re-
ceived after the time stated for Openina
win be returned 10 the bidders. G. ~.
Kemper, Acting Supervising Architect.
The morning news., 1897-08-19
RADIANT DANDY or rHE ORIENT
Chang Yen HUM II Famous In China
for His Jewels aud Costumes.

From the London Mail
Chang Yen Huan Is famous throughout
the Chinese empire as the dandy OF the
orient Rich and radiant IS the far east In
color and magnihcenee Of costume. but by
the side Of the most resplendent Of his con-
tomporaries Chang Yen Huan stands out
like "a peacock IN a crowd OF barnyard
poultry. Satin ls his favorito material, and
as far az possible he sticks % satin. But
with regard 20 color there is no exclusive
ness IN his taste He has satin robes IN all
the bright colOrs OF the rainbow, and when
he takes "a walk in the grounds Of his pal-
ace In Pekin the populace knows Of the
circumstance by the reflection OF the sky.
And not only IN his clothes 81 he res-
plcndent. His diamonds are tho envy ana
admiration Of an the most famous bur
lcgquo actresses IN China, ana his cOllcc-
ton OF precious stones la the most vaiun-
bic in the empire. lle never wears tho same
gown twice in the same season, AID for
every fresh gown be- wears "a special see of
Jewels 20 match. iiut not diamonds nor his
cmoralds nor his rubles are his chlcfcst
glory. Fortune. said the philosopher, ls a
jade But Chang Yen Huan's Jade ia worth
forty fortunes. Jade la Of ali highly priced
stones the ono which ~ most highly priced
90 China. lie has one nccklnco 0f the rar-
cst and most beautiful green Jade, which
ls valued at over 5000 and hc never wears
this except with 70 special costume which
exactly matches ln color. 80 has examples
OF jade carving which are upward of g.W0
years OLD. ana hD has carved lndes which
show che progress M Chinese oct frCm the
dawn of history down 90 modern Times.
Chang ion'H Do IL nne figure f0r ihe dIH-
play 0f SLOWING costumes Hni HlltforInN
lnWfif. fIr hf stands over HIE fr0i in hlgnt
~ broad n proportion nr1. Notwithstanding
his VI geafa. carries himsfi aa erect AZ n
tgWer,
The morning news., 1897-08-19
knights of Archery in Court.

The Grand United Order of Knights of
Archery was in court yesterday to answer
to a suit for S681O brought before Justice
Nathans by former supreme grand mas-
ter S. S. Fields.
Fields claimed to have loaned this sum
to the order prior to his incumbency ard
has never received a return. The other
knights bore down his evidence by the
force of theirs and the case went for the
defendant A large crowd of interested
colored people We're around the court all
during the afternoon.
The morning news., 1897-08-19

~~~-~-~-~~-~-~---~-~-~-~
FOR RENT. FROM OCT. J. 209 EAST
Henry. Apply on premises.
FOR RENT, EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
and BATH twenty dollars. Apply 10 2iS
Lincoln street
FOR RENT, LARGE BRICK DWELL
ing, corner State and Montgomery. Robt.
II. Tatem. Real Estate Dealer
For RENT. FROM fsT OCTOBER,
that desirable brick dwelling on large
lot. No 1Ol Gordon street. east. corner
Drayton, with stables. etc John Flan-
merry, Bay street
FOR RENT, lO5 PRESIDENT. EAST:
thoroughly renovated possession imme-
diately: also other desirable dwellings. Ap-
ply Albert Wylly, y Bryan street, east
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELL
ing house. situated on north side Of Pres
ldent; third house east OF Lincoln street:
possession given oct lst. Apply Frank
X. Douglass, office room 3, Board Of Trade
Building.
RESIDENCE. i5f ABERCo
street. northeast corner Castor. immedi-
ate possession. NJ IS. Baker, agent.
FOR RENT. 2N NEW HOUSTON
street, west New house. speaking tubes.
electric lights. and all conveniences. Rent
cheap. Apply 20s New Houston street,
west
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE 100 HULL
street Apply i2i HUI street west.
IF YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS
house, good locality an modern conven-
icncos before you rent call on Estate SAL
omon Cohen. West Broad and Brought0n.
FOR RENT. ELEGANT HOUSES.
modern conyoniencosi nrst-class localities
nt reasonable rent Est $. Cohen. West
Broad ana BrOughtOn.
FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
dwellings, centrally located. an modern
improvements, possession now or ift Oo-
tober. Apply 20 Champion n Garmahy,
l6 Bryan street east.
The morning news., 1897-08-19
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED, A COMPETENT STENOG-
rapher and typewriter, capable Of assist
ing at other Office work. Address, in own
handwriting, giving references w. b.,
Morning News Office.
TIMER WANTED. AUULY T. II.
Kiernan. 10 State street. west.
EXPERIENCED, ALL AROUND
salesman wanted; Hebrew preferred. per
manent position to right man. S. A. Levy,
High Springs, Fla.