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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-21
Tons OF ALMONDS EATEN.
There Are Various Ways In which
the Nut Is Used.
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
There are, roughly speaking, 21,O00 600
pounds of almonds consumed in the United
States each year, some eaten with raisins.
some used in the manufacture of candy,
some ground for cream and fiavoring ex-
tracts, and some. of an inferior quality.
used for perfumery and soap. The state
of California produces about 100000
pounds of almonds in year. or two-thirds
of the amount required for domestic con-
sumption, and the other almonds are inn
ported from European countries, from
which, until few years ago all the al
monds were sent. The figures of almond
importations for the fiscal year 1898 show
lmportations of about 1909 Geo pounds. or
this amount 4500,000 came from Spain, l.
100000 from Italy, chiefly Sicily, and the
balance from Greece and Portugal.
Cocoanuts of the value of about $500 600
a year are imported into the United States
from foreign countries, or from countries
which were under foreign Jurisdiction at
the time of the last annual treasury re-
port. Before the beginning of the Cuban
war OF independence the Importation of
cocoanuts from Cuba into the United
States was to the value of above $500 0O0
year With the beginning of the year
It declined, and under the present tariff
the duty on cocoanuts further reduced
the importation from Cuba, though a large
increase in the shipments of cocoanuts is
expected this year under American
jurisdiction in Cuba and Porto Rico. The
competition of American with foreign
cocoanuts, the latter from the West In
dies and South American states, has been
more active than in the case of almonds,
for the reason that the chief source of
supply of American cocoanuts is Florida.
which is in closer proximity to the New
York market. The annual product of
Florida cocoanuts amounts to 1000 600
pounds, of the value of about 100000 a
year, and the conditions as to almonds and
cocoanuts are IN this. particular reversed.
California produces Just twice as many
almonds as are imported into the United
States. whereas Florida produces just one
half as many cocoanuts as are imported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-21
BOGUS ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS.
Most All the Alleged Treasures Were
Faxed" i'm Central Asia.

From the Scotsman.
~Orientalists will do well to be on their
guard in connection with Central Asian
manuscripts, which have of late provided
them with such ain endless subject of dis
cussion. 1t was Capt. Bower who first
discoyered the existence of some extreme
ly ancient manuscripts during his great
Journey across Central Asia, and Or. Sven
Hedin brought back a rich collection for
the edification and mystification of ORR
entalists Since then the supply of an
cient manuscripts has been very great,
but it is stated that the gravest suspicion
is now cast upon the authenticity Of a
very large proportion of these so-called
relics of antiquity.
An English officer who is now engaged
in some exploring work in Central Asia
has discovered that there exists in Kho-
tan a regular mandatory of these man
useript relics, and so large Is the output
that he believes that at least So per cent
of the manuscripts which have reached
Europe from Central Asia during recent
years are spurious. The process of man
ufacture has been explained to him, and
so impressed is he with the difficulty of
distinguishing between the genuine and
the counterfeit that he has himself adopt
ed rule Of never under any circumstances
buying any ancient book offered to him
for sale. Meanwhile, there is much
searching of hearts among the owners of
the manuscripts which have already found
their way into European collections.
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Pierre Acid Found the Thief.

Paris Correspondence of the London Post
A rich American, residing in the ST.
Georges quarter here, had been for some
little time past the victim of systematic
thefts Banknotes and money not left I'M
der lock and key disappeared regularly
M Corvette, the commissary of police. was
informed of the robberies. He found il
would be impossible 10 keep an effective
watch on the bedroom where the thefts
occurred but he adopted a stratagem
which turned out successfully. A small
vial containing "a mixture of picric acid
and fuschne was placed in a metal case
for holding goia, ana lew Napoleons
the gold the metal case had to be held
upside down. and then, of course, the
chemical preparation would run out and
stain the thiefs hands bright and indell-
bic yellow. As soon as some of the gold
was missed NJ Corvette summoned al the
servants TO his presence. The Wallets fin
gers betrayed him. Realizing the useless
ness of denying when caught yellow-hand
ed, he confessed, and was duly locked up.
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History of the Priced Flag Now I'm
the Governments Possession.
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
The National Museum at Washington
has just received an almost priceless treas
ure in the shape of the ensign of the Bon
Homme Richard, Paul Jones famous frig-
ate.
The evidence collected seems to prove
that this is the first American flag bearing
the Stars and Stripes and is undoubtedly
the first national colors ever hoisted over
an American warship and the first 70 De
saluted by a foreign naval power.
This flag is the gift of Mrs. Harrie. r.
r. Stafford of Cottage City. Mass. who
inherited it from her ancestor, James
Bayard Stafford. When President Mc<in-
ley and Secretary Long received the Vald-
able relic, there accompanied it conclusive
proof of its authenticity.
The flag is of English bunting. about
two and one-half yards long and two
yards wide 1t was originally about III
teen feet long. but In the last century of
its existence TWO yards has been appropu-
ated piecemeal by patriotic relic hunters
It is sewed Wits fax thread and con-
talns twelve stars in blue union, and
thirteen stripes, alternately red and white
The stars are arranged in four horizontal
lines three on each line, according to the
New York Tribune. The omission of the
thirteenth star is explained by the fact
that Georgia had not joined the COnfeder-
alton at the time il was made.
The evidence shows that the flag was
made by the Misses Mary and Sarah Aus
II.
ington and Capt John Brown, secretary
of the United states marine, the design
being taken chiefly from Gen. Washing
toms family escutcheon. These women pre-
sented 1t to Capt. John Pau Jones, who
raised il on a small vessel, and sailed up
and down the Schuyll1ill river, TO show Il
to the assembled thousands Of Phiadel-
phia. Then ne placed it on the Bon
Homme Richard and went out privateer-
ing. In the English channel, off Flam-
borough Head, 1l9 years ago, he was as
q nj nd in
that memorable conflict this flag. which
was floating at the masthead, was shot
away and fell into the sea. Stafford then
a young lieutenant on the Bon Homme
Richard, plunged overheard, recovered the
flag aud nailed it to the masthead. After
the fight Paul Jones transferred the flag
to the Scraps and subsequently took II
with him to the Alliance.
When the Alliance was sold in 1884 the
naval authorities presented paul Jones
Starry Flag" as well as boarding sword
and a "musquet captured from the Sera-
pis," to Stafford in recognition of his mer-
itorious services through the war.
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CLEAN STREETS IN BERLIN,
esidents Vie with Each other in
Making Them PresentabIe.

From the Boston Transcript.
Bcyclists who have ridden much on the
Psphaft streets OF German cities say that
Ine tendency to Side Slip is there much
|tss marked than on similar pavements in
ms country. The explanation of this fact
nay possibly lie in the statement which
H made by the American consul at Bres-
al mat the asphalt streets in that city
Ee regularly washed, The purpose of the
Edshlng being to remove the slime which
|ae asphalt seems TO leave and TO keep the
ErVet from being slippery. The washing
H. uehlng the asphalt. The care taken of
FL rsst asPnalt by the city authorities con-
~ strongly with the methods usually
iFS d1 IN the United States.
E,r or instance, the space in front of the
w. uidte is divided into four squares, which
r. IN charge of one man. After cleaning
H. street carly in the morning he wheels
H. a barrow load of very fine sharp sand
rsy, Sga'Ie S Il lightly over the streets TO
II ,0Ht slipping. On rainy days the pro-
II Is repeated several times. once
t3hH, we Whole streets is sluiced and thor
[rs sStlE washed with sprinkling carts. These
uouQWed by ample roller brushes which
kbeep the water and slime into the gutter,
4 hence it is carted away. After this the
ooru VINO mas charge of the street comes
ErHs WIN his WheeabarroW and sand
Iirrolliniet. In spring or autumn, when The
4 ~ are often sloppy and wet, the wash
NJ ~ zone several times during the week.
4 erte man in charge of the asphalt pave
r u' Is paid cents an hour, the ordinary
H. Hands receiving 4 cents. Nobody lit
$at HP me street or puts sweepings on the
6vH leht. There Is a box kept for these.
i EN- baskets are fastened on lampposts,
4 INST houses, fences or trees in which
I'm PuDhc may throw waste paper while
II IKE aiiong' The citizens are very proud
H. 1tf clean and sweet smelling streets,
ne nouseholders have to sweep TO the
aer OF the street in front Of their side
i t ar every morning before O'Clock The
IT. 1t away. o''' vans
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Rail :
WAY AND OCEAN STEAMSHIP

To-day. Wednesday Dist. 10 O'Clock (city
time), corner West Broad and New
streets, will sell in lots TO suit purchas-
ers:
40 cases baked beans pork and beans).
20 crates Helmet brand breakfast bacon
Sound and sweeO; 80 dozen water buck
cts % bales hay, Il new bedsteads. u
bundles butchers wrapping paper. fine
cooklng ranges, sheet iron 27xll0 bars 1xf
steel plows. etc, hardware, engine oil.
cyhnder OIL, household goods drugs din
NY chafs, vinegar catsup, salmon, soda
potach, assorted can goods, druggists
suhdrles etc, mackerel, turpentIne batting.
wrapping paper, paper bags, cement gall
Nanized wash tubs, trunks, clothing, sta
uohefy, canvas folding and reclining
chaifS, NARROWING tent, self-winding clock
baskets, 80 dozen note size writing paper
n tablets. coils Manila rope 1-lnch and
2.inch iron pipe pow-liue rope, rocking
chairs, crates, bottles, packing paper
wagon gates (tailboards to wagonO.
empty bottles. sapOlo mosquito nets.
dress goods, etc, and large lot household
goods. miscellaneous articles and assorted
merchandise. j. w CONFER. p A.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT: / HAVE JUST COM
pleted In the town of Allendale a brick
hotel and two stores, with modern I'M
provements, which / desire to rent the
hotel Is nicely and comfortably furnished
throughout has electric call bells, good
system of water work, hot and cold wa
ter, etc. Office dining room, kitchen, pan
try, Store room, a number Of closets and
drummers' sample room on ground floor;
parlor. bed rooms, bath, etc, on second
floor; rent reasonable; applicants may ad-
dress me at Allendale, but IL would be
better to come and see me, and also the
situation. W V. Gil. Allendale. S. G.
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EDUCATIONAL.


THE OGLETHORPE3 SEMINARY
will begin its nth year on the first Mon
day in October. For particulars, apply to
Miss A. NJ. Starr, AZ CASTOR street, east
Mrs. Louis G. Young, principal.
PENMANSHIP AND CORRESPOND
ence. For the benefit Of bookkeepers
stenographerg. clerks and others Doth
sexesJ. we VIII conduct a class In PEN
manship and business letter writing, four
nights each week, from $50 TO $50 Rates
oniy 50 per month. Draughon's Practical
Business College, Masonic Temple, corner
Whitaker and Liberty streets.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.


SUMNER RESORTS" HAIRDREss-
ing yoqthful-givIng, becoming aud quite
mn DE steele with a fine long hair switch
gracefully blended with light wavy
podnapadour; the same can be had at mod
Sfate cost at Is East Broughton street
mar store. The place in Georgia for the
nnest selection of switches and wigs
i ioupee IS HSae 70 ORDER no matter how
cred true TO nature by the Georgia hair
expert.
! HAVE CHANGED MY OFFICE FOR
the present to No. 1l9 York street, near
Barnard. Robt. H. Tatem.
WANTED. COLORED BOY AS POR-
Ter an store Barbour, West Broad and
Henry streets.
WOODMEN'S PICNIC AT TYBEF
THURSDAY; cake walk by professionals, mu-
sic ard dancing.
.FIRsT-CLAss SERVICE METALLIC
circuits, new telephones husinesz rofe
$40 per year; residence, SIS per year. Ceor.
geiia9 telephone and Telegraph Company,
lH Whitaker street.
TAKE A BOX KITE TO TYBEE AND
have some harmless sport; big stock of
BOX Kites and other good things, at c. T.
Miller, agent.
FURNITURE STORED. PACKED
and shipped; competent worlSmen; relia-
bic service; moderate charges. j. N. Nc
ellis, furniture.
TYBEE, TYBEE, COME AND Enjoy
the ocean breeze, dancing and muslc
Woodmen's picnic, Thursday. Tickets
available on any train.
STOP AND THINK, A NICKEL. IN
the slot party line residence telephones
used twice day cost $36 per year: three
times cost $54. Get hrst-class service on
metallic circuit al S25, from Georgia Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, IA Whit
aker street.
STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired. P. II. Herman, 10 West State
street.
BALDWIN DRY AIR REFRTGER-
ators, Siberia, Erie and Leader refriger-
boxes 1888 up; refrigeratoTs S4.99 up; buy
your refrigerator this week from c. r
Miller. agent.
LACE. MOSQUITO NETTING, 81 UP,
Acme, Victoria and umbrella frames:
gauze nets CSC up; also large variety of
Law chairs, settees, cedar chests, Gro
quet sets, water coolers freezers and
other summer goods; big line Of ham
mocks, cheap. G. z. Miller, agent.
CONGEsTED PARTY LINE SERVICE
has been condemned in other cities two
calls per day, $36 per year and poor serv-
ice; residence telephones on direct metal
lie circuit, S25 per year. CAN on Georgia
Telephone and Telegraph Co.. IA Whita-
ker street.
FOUND At LAST REASONABLE
rates and frst-class service. Georgia Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company offers
residence telephones on metallic circuits
year. 14 Whitaker street.
ENAMELED IRON BEDS, IN WHITE.
blue, olive and pink; cribs baby car
riages, go-carts, etc. G. p. Miller agent
OTHELLO RANGES DOMESTIC
Sunshine, Home Sunshine. Excelsior Penn
Cook, Royal Manhattan, Cotton Pant Ior
sale by y. II. Herman, 10 West state
street.
FOUND, REASONABLE RATES AND
frst-class service; residence telephones on
metallic circuit s25 per year; unlimited
service; no congested party lines. Geor-
gia Telephone and Telegraph Co.. IA
Whitaker street.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE or FUR
niture and house furnishing goods prior
TO taking stock; the goods must be sold;
don't miss this grand opportunity. G. r.
Miller, agent.
FQhSELAlN LlNbl( BATH TUBS,
sanitary improvements Let me give You
a bid. p. II. Herman, 10 West State street.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.


DEPOT QUARTERAIASTER'S OF
lice, savannah, Ga, June Is. 1899 There
viii be sold at public auction at the row
eminent warehouses, Savannah. Ga, on
wednesday June Is. 1859, az 10 O'clock A.
M, condemned quartermaster's property
common, wall, HOSPITAL and shel ler-pau-
ms wagons covers !. also bed sacks, car
penters' tools, hlqckaniths' tools and MIS-
cefianeous articles. For further particulars
and list Of articles to be sold. apply at this
Office. j b. Bellnger, major and depot
Cuartermaster
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WANTED, ONE SECONDHAND b.
cycle. Address Bicycle, care News.
WANTED, TWENTY SHARES MER-
chants National Bank stock. /. ID. La
Roche, q East Bay street.
WANTED, ALL WOODMEN TO At
tend the picnic, Tybee. on Thursday, which
is being given by the WOodmen's Circle
and Mistletoe camp; good music, dancing,
bathing and cake walk.
WANTED, 10000 CITIZENS TO CON
slider the cost Of the party line service
now being offered; two calls per day
$50 per year; three calls per day, $54 per
year; the Georgia Telephone and Tee
graph Company offers first-class service
on metallic circuits In residence at $50
per Xear. Ia Mhiiakar.
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AlIscELLANNous.

REPAIRING STOVES, WRENCIES,
heaters on short notice; best work. chean'
by Domnitz, Barnard-Oglethorp avenue.
MATTRESSES THOROUGHLY RENO
waited and made to order al a reasonab BILE
price moving, shipping, packing and ator-
ing furniture, specially: rates always
suitable. A. S. Griffin, 21A Rrounhton
west. FOne 2i6i
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ron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


FOR SALE, SMOOTH CAYENNE
pineapple plants, also velvet beans; write
for particulars. +. Mack, Orlando, Fla.
FOR SALE, EsTA 8IISHED LIQUOR
business paid license for year. low rent;
best reason for selling. X, care News.
FOR SALE, LARGE GROCERY RE
frigerator; rare bargain to quick purchas-
err 424 Congress, west.
EXCELSIOR, ALL GRADES. c. NJ
Mcbride & Co., p. o. Box 255, Savannah,
Ga.
FOR SALE, TWO SHOW WINDOWS,
French plate glass and shelving complete.
Inquire, 12S Broughton, east.
FOR SALE, NEW, BEAUTIFUL
launches, one launch Fl p, $500; one
launch, s II. r., $50; one launch, III. r.,
$3.50. Lippman Bros, Wholesale Druggists
and agents for Racine and Truscott Boat
Companies.
CYPRESS SHINGLES. CALL ON US
for best Manufactured cypress shingles at
prices ranging from 81 so to 81. % per thou
sand, according TO grade; boats can load
at the mills. Vale Royai Single Mills.
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- - 10000
first-class order. In thorough repair; 221
Waldburg street, east; right rent to right
tenant Estate Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton streets.
FOR RENT, TWO NEW HOUSES ON
Bolton and Price streets: one new house
New Houston and Habersham streets;
Possession given Oct. /. p A. Warning
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MEDICAL.

HOW ARE YOUR FEET2 IF YOUR
feet are troubling you, call on me and /
will give you relief / cure ingrowing nails.
cornS and all diseases of the feet without
pain. Charges reasonable; can give the
best references In the city. Patients treat
ed at residences; orders can be left at Liv-
ingston's drug store, Bull and Congress
streets. Telephone 293, Lem Davis, sur
geon chlropodist.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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TYBEE LOTS FOR SALE, TWO FINE
high ground south end lots facing creek.
Apply 113 Broughton street, west.
SO BUILDING LOTS ON LOUISVILLE
road, near West Savannah, SEQ each; or,
on time, 81 dollars cash and 81 per week
tll paid for. Plat al office. l. ID. LaRoche,
q East Bay street.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, A LADY OF REFINE
ment desires a position az gOverness or
companion for elderly lady, in or out of
city. Address "X," Morning News.
WANTS 4 SITUATION TO GO AWAY
for summer as ladys maid or nurse, best
of references. Apply % Oglethorpe avenue,
west.
EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRA-
pher and bookkeeper wants position. Ad-
dress Experience, Morning News.
EXPERIENCED CANVASSER AND
collector open for engagement by July /,
cash security II needed; best references.
Address j. X M, News. from present em-
ployer.
WANTED BY A YOUNG MARRIED
man. with several years In the grocery
business, a position with wholesale house,
or on the road TO travel. best Of refer
ences furnished as to character and abil-
tiles Address Box 1852 Sumter, s. c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, ON WEST JONES, BULL on
Broughton streets, Tuesday afternoon
small gold brooch with opal center. Re-
ward IL returned 20 106 Jones, west.
LOST, WHITE BULL BITCH. RE-
ward IL returned. Jones, west.
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~ uady-"That was an odd predicament
'l sen Thayer and Addle Moore found
,,,laeiVe in" Duddy-"They are deaf
- aren't they?" Fuddy-"Yes. They
~, ,Tped each others hands at the critical
Ky you know, so that he couldn't
l. uer TO marry him, and she was un-
Nm, 70 reply II he had. boston Tran
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eating to music" "How's that?" II can't
understand whether the food is intended
10 keep your mind off the music, or the
music is intended to keep your mind off
the food. "-Chicago Record.
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Kelly: livery Oirishmon should folght
for his rights.
O'Brien: Yis, be the hivins! And whln
they git their rights, why, thin-why thin
be tn hivins they should foight for more
rightS-Puck
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men the Robber Ran.--Footpad:
99ney or your life!
21o3k Agent: Sorry I haven't a copv of
In sir; but let me show you the
ca VI George Washington Ia full mo-
News,
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HOUSES WANTED.

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WANTED, TO RENT, FOR THE SEA
son, cottage at Tybee OF Isle OF Hope.
Address Summer, care Morning News.
WANTED TO RENT, GROOM
house, southern part Of city preferred.
o., care News.
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The sequel--"Did you ever laugh until
Won cried. Tommy Yes, only this
morning. what at?" well pa step
ned on a tack and / laughed then pa
caught me laughing and / cried.'-chieago
News.
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BOARDING.

SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
nice rooms and table board at ia CASTOR
street, west.
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ROOMS WANTED.


WANTED, BY A COUPLE, two
nicely furnished rooms, for light house
keeping, in refined family; no children;
southeast exposure, first or parlor floor,
water conveniences on same. Address
Druggist, care w. b. Orear & Co., city
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ron RENT-ROoMs.
FoR nENT-IIOusEs.

FOR RENT. ROOMS EITHER SINGLE
or in flats. Apply to 453 Barnard street
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.-N
tice is hereby given to all persons having
demands against Cassandra o. Airs, late
Of said county, deceased, to present them
prescribed by Jaw, so to show their
character and amount; and ell persons in
debted to said deceased are required 70
make immediate payment to me,
j. G. POSTELL.
Savannah. Ca. June z, 1859.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Eastern Division, Southern District OF
Georgia. Whereas, on the 18th day Of June
1899 the Neptune Towing Company ct al
flied their libel in the District Court Of
the United States for the Southern district
of Georgia against the sails, ropes blocks,
chronometer anchors, chains, boats tack
lie, apparel and furniture and other ef-
fects Of the Gencean bark "Jacobine' in a
cause of salvage, civil and maritime.
And Whereas, by virtue of process I'm
due form Of law, TO me directed, returnable
on the fifth day Of July, 1899, / have seized
and taken the said sails, ropes, blocks
chronometer, anchors, chains, etc, and
have all In my custody.
Notice Is hereby given, that a District
Court will be held In the United States
court room, In the city Of Savannah, Ga,
on the fifth day Of July, 1899, for the trial
of said premises, and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or claim
any interest, are hereby cited to be and
appear al the time and place aforesaid, TO
show cause, ~ any they have, why a final
decree should not pass rs prayed.
JOHN NJ BARNES,
II. S. Marshal
BY Charles ]. White. Deputy.
ERWIN, DUBIGNON, CHISHOLM e.
CLAY ProetOrs for LibellantS.