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Separate Skirts.
for 25c. yard.

All the newest designs Grain Silk Skirts with
phated back and best lining are s259 usually 80. ,. -
Quality Mohair Skirts, all the newest designs and all
sizes instead of S298
n dozen Mohar Sc Skirts brocaded effects, for $50 each
Ymd-wide Granite Ingram Carpets for tic.
27-nch Stair Carpets for 1lc yard
Ingram Carpet llassocIs for l9c
1000 CIoth-Bound Fictions that are usually 75c.
for soc.
Irish Linen Writing Paper for 1910. pound.
New Spring Dress Wooliens imported TO sell at
soc, this spring effects, for $50. yard
Pretty Wool Dress Novelties for is and Doc ymdcost 33c
and l5c to import
Heavy MarseilIes Bedspreads for o8c instead of
SI.75; the 81. IS kind Tor SI.33
Full Doabc-ed Size Crochet Spreads for 49, the 9Oc
for Csc
r2Ic. Black Saline, extra nice finish for Ole. a
New Edordon Fonnes pretty spring effects for 53c yard
Beached Cotton mill ends Androscoggn Fuitof-the
Loom etc. grades for 33c yard
A. French Percaes, new prntings, Ioc. quality
for SIC. yard; I2Ic. quality for &c
Real Scotch Dmites in the very handsomes dos light or
lark Doc. quality for 9lc yard
Pure Linen liuck Towels, with coored borders,
SX36, for 6ic each.
Pure Linen Table Damask neat pretty designs 19c yard
Silver Bleachod Table Damask extra wide for yard
4o-nch White Utica Linon at SIC a yard
English Nansook 40 inches wide very fine quality for DC
Prcttydesgns of Fine Viii to Dimity for SIC yard
Check Nansook and Stripe Dimity for sc
Linen Torchon LaCes, neat, pretty designs, IL
yards for 7c.
Wide Cream Net Top Lace for DC. yard
Pretty, Neat EmbrOideries At SIC. yard.
200 pieces, worth upwards of 16sc yard for Dc
Ladies Fast Black Seamless Hose, double heel
and toe ioc grade for &C. a pair
Chiens Fast Black Seamless Hose extra high spced heel
and toe 7c,instead OF l5c.
3--nch AlSik Doubletace Satin Ribbons, IN White and
Cream usually 29c. for TIC. yard
Si-nch ASik Taaeta Ribbons in light and dark shades for
lac yard
Borated. Perfumed, or Carbolated TaIcum Pow
der i'm tin boxes with sitter tops, usually oc., for
Ac. box.
l2Jc grade of Black Back Figured Slesias for sc yard
Black Cotton Canvas that sells for Oc is here
for SIC. yard.
Ladies SpringWeight Ribbed Vests. long or
short sleeves, I2lC.
Ladies' Pure Lse Thread Yess-the regular quality
lie
Lot of Ladies' Misses Boys and Chldens Vests Pants
and Union Suits, that cost 69c, $50 each
Cut Pattern Glass Salad Fruit SauSers, IC.
each.
S-inch Berry Bowls for 5c
Large Wash Benches 4Sc each
Extra quality Pastry Boards, l0c
$3.50 ClOthes-fiOrse for 4oc.
Galvanized Iron Foot Tubs, regular 25c size for l2c
g. and A-Quart Granite Iron Tea Pots Ice
Bring Granite IrCn Muffin Pans, l5c
I-quart Gray rik Pans &c.
2-quari Gray Tea Kettles for l5e
\ Decorated China Fruit Saucers &c. each
Fine CHINA Plates Celery Cake Plates and PLAQUES that
up to 81, for 25c each.
Large Rattan Rockers-a 50 Chair for 81
Upholstered Rattan Baby Carriages wooden
wheels patent brake Slesa paraso, for $3.50
prhrs .~nLENl Cr~ THE CnHEN CN
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~ NEW AND SLIGHTLY vStp .tRpF.,
ART SGT ARES. OLD AND NANU,..t
SILNER-BACK MIRRORS -V. u. ..
az our warcroom. Ne9 east Brood ..r.
TOMORROW Crhurslou NnRNr.
FEBRUARY lI.
~ 1890 O'Clock ~ New Mogur..s ltr..
stcr and Brussels Carpets sale how
carpets made for account of U". .. ...
largest houses in the city. MN
l0 slightly used Brussels and Wilton ...
pets ART Squares Rugs &C.. |" .e
uiccos OF Zine Furniture. EulW I.I
Rcdstcads. with handsome IrI ...
mfngs. silver Back. ffeuch.I '.
rors. in silt frames These mr
very OLD and antique The HiI. ..
Vitcd t0 attend the sale
D. a. NAf.EN rfNr
De- % M1nagcr and Au.r.Hr
Bv r. r. Chamn * Go unc'Ton'sn
n..H ff.a.#. At..f........
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Handsome TailOr=Made Suits,

in all the new spring colongs, fly front jacket afea silk
lined weted seams paed back with button trimming Tor
S1160
Tailor Made Suits imported Venetian cloth in all the new
shades fvon Jacket with handsome taea silk lining SKIRT and
iace handsomely braided skirts lined with best pecane and Wa
fnrnroof hindlnos for Sl4gS
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by the Valentine Auction Company.
50 east Broad street
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Orders for printing sent % ihs ~
uafeh company will be given pfompi
tention. and the style OF work and pr
viii be sure 70 please you.
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LevisOn Bros. & Co.'S
Auction Black Goods.

1,.inch AII-Wool Gold Medal Brand Of Fancy
acouards various designs, wholesale price S5c., for
soc. yard. .s,
Wide Double-Wdtl Black Figured Poplin, the "God Medal
brand for 2Jc instead d 5yc
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MAN OR LADY no TRAVEL AI1
Appoint Agents. Established hfm I'D
non month ana nll expenses f1 .'.I.
MIR BoK 31S Philadelphia Pa
Ou Hs-saf SuNW i2fkt NH 81 slt 3ItW
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CpFCIAL AUCTION sNr nv

By the Valentine Auction Company
81 east Broad street
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NTNT IT " TIIT'T
on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY g. is9
az a. 49,
These houses are pleasantly r.I.1H
contain six rooms r1Ch with wH..n H.
pr0yemeuts. and now rented to h... .'..
tenants
This property must ho Sold and ...
stantI1i DO OBJ l3 per cent invef.u ..H
be- secured
Tho noichhorhood is good. 8uI parties
wanting homes ihOuil u0f .HN fN H..f
TERMS Liberal and announced s
r. % CHAFFlN a. GO. uncorpnr
o. % Auction.
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Thr Commitiee MeetIng.

The Committee on James-River I'M
proy6ment met yesterday morning in TIE
once OF the harb0rmaster Major Il. T..
tuery. OF Roanoke Rapids. y. c. Vas
present A. an expert he was invited t0
express sn opinion on the best methods
OF dealing with the existing gorge IN the
river he agrsed wiki Colonel Cutshaw
tnat DC might be We'll % experiment With
dynamite
Mr seay moved that $50 or so much
thereof as may be- necessary be appro-
priated from the expense fund % he used
3D. blasting with dynamite. and that the
chairman and city Engineer BE- Instruct
ed 20 proceed a. once 10 take an neces-
sary action in reference 90 the matter.
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Ry r. r. ChaHln & co Incorporated
Real Estate Auctonoerf.
No 1 north Tenth street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
OFFICIAL.


such amendment or repeal In any particu-
lar shall be construed to impair the right
of Council to assess and levy a tax for
the whole of said year 1900 whenever made.
Sec. IS. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances conflicting with the provisions
of this ordinance are hereby repealed; pro
vided, nevertheless, that so much and such
parts Of ordinances heretofore passed as
provided for the issuing and enforcement
of executions for any tax or assessment,
or part OF tax or assessment, required by
any such ordinance and now remaining
unpaid shall continue and remain Of force
SO as to authorize the treasurer TO issue
such executions and the marshal to collect
the same, until such taxes or assessment
shall be fully paid.
MISCELLANEOUS
Communications from o. T.. Cohen, sec
rotary Commissioners OF Pilotage, con-
veying the information that the term of
office of Commissioner James NJ.
Barnard, Jr., has expired, the
board recommending his reappoint-
ment TO succeed himself. Also
that Commissioner Joseph Hull had re-
moved his residence from the city and rec
ommendlng that George p. Walker be APP
pointed to fill the unexpired term, was
read and, upon motion, the communica-
lions were received as information, the
clerk being directed TO advertise for an
election In accordance with the ordinance,
tie same TO be held at the next regular
meeting OF Council
Communication from John Screven
chairman Confederate Veterans reunion,
pursuant 10 a resolution of the joint COM
mittees of the Associated Camps Of the
United Confederate Veterans, Of the Sons
OF Confederate Veterans, and of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy, extending
an Invitation to the Mayor and aldermen,
10 attend the reunion Of the Georgia Di-
vision TO be held in Savannah on the 22d,
ed and 2lth inst. and 10 participate in
the parade and review in the afternoon OF
the sd inst. was read and duly accepted,
with the thanks of the board.
Communication from j. A. Butts, presi-
dent Southeastern Fair Associa ton, ex-
tending TO The Mayor and Council an in
vitation to visit Brunswick on Thanks
giving Day, to attend their exposition and
enjoy the pleasures that will be offered on
that OCCASION was read and, upon mo-
ton accepted. the clerk being instructed
to return the thanks Of the board for their
kind invitation.
Communication from Jacob Gazan, rep
resendng the General Committee Of the
knights of Pythias, presenting their COM
pliments and requesting the pleasure OF
the presence or the Mayor and aldermen
at their Street Fair and Carnival now In
progress any evening this week which
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
GONE INTO FERTILIZER TRUST.
Columbus Concern Secured by Vir-
ginia Carolina Company.

Columbus Concern secured ny VIZ
ginia Carolina Company.
Columbus, Ca, Nov. ia deed filed
at the Court House to-day, from the Com
meroial Guano Company, to the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company, marked the
contamination of deal which has been
pending some time by which the Colum-
bus plant of the former company passes
into the Southern Guano Trust. This
plant was erected three years ago. The
deed states that the consideration is ten
dollars and other considerations, and as
SIPS in revenue stamps is expanded on the
paper it is supposed that the other con-
siderations is $12499O No changes have
been made at the plant as yet.
A sad case has developed in the city $
disreputable district A young 15-year-old
girl has Just become an inmate of house
of shame, influenced to go there by her
mother. who went to the house herself five
months ago, on account of trouble with
her husband. The girl does not want to
stay there and would go away, but Is kept
there through her mother. She said to-
day that she was anxious to leave the
place, but her mother didn't want her TO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
Oax,s Snort at Newport.

Cincinnati, Nov. H.-Results at New
FIRST Race-seven furlongs. Alcedo 10
1. won, with Lucia, Is to l, second, ana
Marion Lynch, Is to 1, third. Time 10
Second Race-One mile ana slXteentn !.
r-riesIand to ]. won. with Parakeet Z
to / second, and Musket 100 to l, third.
Time 14724. -
Third Race-Six furlongs. Prince of
wales % to l, won, with ]. ]. T., 10
/ second. and Dolly Weithoff, to !,
third. Time 1:l4A.
Fourth Race-One mile and fifty yards,
handicap. I<riss Kringle, to 10, won,
with Souchon, to 2, second ana tlaunt'
80 to l. third. Time 1:44lA.
Fifth Race-One mile. Nekarnis, 10 to T.
won. with McCleary, 5 to !, second. and
Appieiack, to l, third. Time l;41A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
FIELD TRIALS HAVE BEGUN.
Great Sport With Dogs Has just
started at Newton, n. C.

started at Newton, n. c.
Newton, N. c., Nov. 1.-THE twenty-frst
annual meeting of the Eastern Field Trial
Club is now in progress at this place. A
good number of the members of the club
and visitors are now on the grounds, and
many more are expected as the trials
progress. Among those present are:
President of the club, 2. Lorillard, Jr., of
New York; Secretary Simon c. Bradley
and daughter of Greenfield Hill, Conn,
James E. Orr Theodore Sturgess, O. w.
Bird, Capt McHurdo and Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Breese of New York, George f.
Nesbitt and A. G. Nesbitt, Kingston, Pa;
DR.. j. S. Brown Mont Clair, N. j.; DR..
G. C. Davis, S. Murray Mitchell and Ed
win V. Dougherty, Philadelphia; ]. N.
Lewis Jersey City; r. V. Fox, Peunsyl-
vania; f. B. Hitchcock, Eldred, N VI;
j. Nj. Avent. Hickory Valley, Tenn; H. r.
Duryea, Red Bank, N. j.; j. H, Johnson,
Carlisle Ind. George E. Gray, Appleton,
Mimi; c. e. Buckle Charlottesville, Va;
w. w. Titus, West Point, Miss. B. Wa
ters. reporter for Forest and Stream, New
York, and several parties in private cars
have arrived.
The trials began to-day with the mem
hers stake Eight dogs were started In
the first series in the following order:
Joe with Bootse; Clara with Vivian; Ned
B. and Jim Signal; Lena Belle and Peco-
mic; Mollie and Jeff, and Duval and st.
Clair. This race will probably not be nm
ished until tomorrow. The weather is a
little too warm for pleasant sport, and 1t
is very dry, making good work a severe
test on the dogs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18

Washington, Nov. T.-Results at Ben
First Race-One mile and fifty yards.
weller. to l, won, with Althea, to l
and 4 to 5. second, and The Gardner, to
l. third. Time 1:47 rs.
second Race-Five furlongs. Fluke, to
won with Decimal 10 to 1 and to l.
second and Grandeur, 10 to 5, third. Time
1903 1-5. rr.,o,-
To won. with Speedmas, to 2 and 4
to (. second. and Ellen Terry, Is to l, third.
Time 1929 Is. - ,,.,.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. First Whip
to 3 won, with LeVega, to and TO
5. second, and Hagedon' 10 o. thru'
Time ILL 1-5 1910.
Fifth Race-One mile and a hundred
Yards Kinnikinnfc, 10 to 5, won, with
sweet Caporal, 4 to and even second and
Charentus, 16 to 5, third. Time l;0l.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
A1leged Murderer Caught.

Atlanta, Nov. r.-Thomas Richardson,
colored. alias Sledger Richardson, was ar
rested here this morning. charged with
killing John Harper, another negro, near
MilIedgeville, Ca. in May Of 1896. Rich
ardson admits the crime. but claims that
he killed Harper only after the latter had
shot him I'm the stomach, and he exhibits
a scar. in support of his statement. The
men had quarrelled over Harper's wife.
Richardson claims he fed on advice of his
father. He was working in lumber yard
when arrested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
COTTON SAVED BY CITIZENS.

Fire Loss at Magnolia, Ark, How
ever, Amounted to $4,000.
Magnolia, Ark, Nov. 17.-After a hard
nght by the citizens, the cotton compress
ana warehouse, in which was stored 5000
oaies Of cotton, and which was seriously
threatened by fire last night, was saved.
Inc flames swept the entire square On
West Main street to Madison street. Some
twenty stores and buildings were DESTROY
eG' ehtaiing a loss of $4,000. The amount
u insurance and the cause of the fire is
'0' AnoWn. snsikal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
RoME,s VETERANS COMING.
PrOhibitiOnists Will IndOrse the
WiIIingham Bill.

Rome, Ga, Nov. ia meeting of the
Confederate Veterans of Floyd county,
will be held tomorrow to arrange for the
trim TO Savannah If, over thirty CO.
special through coach will be arranged
for. -,
q nlblic meeting for Sunday afternoon, at
which resolutions will be passed indorsing
thn XNillin cham bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18

might be selected, was read and accepted
with the thanks Of Council, Saturday
evening. the 18th inst. at p. M, being
the evening selected to visit the Fair ana
Carnival.
There being no further business, Coun-
ell took a recess subject TO the call of the
chair. WIN. p BAILEY,
Clerk of Council.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
Was IndetiniteIy po.tponed.

'nelnphis, Tenn. Nov. 1.-THE suit of the
t nun stockholders of the old Memphis
, ''u CHARLESTON Railroad Company to pre-
s ont lne sale of that property to the
h ol.nern Railroad, which was set for
n,9s Yesterday has been indefinitely
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18
sHOCKLEY WAS hound OVER.
Serious Charge Made-Martin Given
Life Imprisonment.

serious Charge Made-M0rtin Given
Life imprisonment.
Rome, Ga, Nov. 17.-Prof. H. S. Shock
ley, head of the Rome Business College,
was given a preliminary hearing this after
noon on charges brought by a former pu-
pil, j. A. Crane, of larceny after trust.
Shockley was bound over to the Superior
Court under $3.50 bond which he furnish
e.
Henry Martin, who killed James Reed, in
Cherokee county, Alabama, several
months ago, was convicted of murder at
Center to-day and sentenced to life i'm
lnsonment. Martin was captured here and
NE two officers received a reward of 5000.
UVer sixty witnesses were examined, re-
curing three days. The jury was out fif-
teen hours and stood 10 to for hanging
Tor a long while
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-18

Miss Avery, a Boston belle, has framed
the glove which Admiral Dewey touched
when she shook hands with him.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-22

The killing of General Henry Law.
ton by a Filipino bullet last Tuesday
ends the career Of a gallant officer, a
veteran Of the civil wal and a brave
old Indian fighter of the west. 1t IL
peculiarly sad by reason of the fact
that the war department was engaged,
at the time he was killed, In making
out his commission AZ a brigadier gon.
eral. He might have at least been
spared until no had received his promo
tion, but he died like a true soldier, al
the head of his command, and hif
worth Ia attested by the fact that hi
troops shed tears when their gallant
leader fell.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-22

one III the senate, aud his membe1ship
gives him a position Of commanding
influence. That 1t should have been
given to a senator who has heen only
four years service In that body Ia a re-.
niarkable compliment, and a distinct
recognition Of what was once said to
me by q democratic senator, that "foT
all purposes Of practical legislation,
MIR. Garter Ia the most useful man In
the senate" In contemplation Of the
system Of promotions that Is ordinarily
praotioed, and the changes that neoes.
sarily occur IN the membership, 1t Ia
not improbable that within four years,
II he retains his seat, he will become
chairman Of the committee.
Senator Carter continues as chairman
Of the committee on census. In that
capacity, he drafted and secured the
passage Of the act under which the cen.
sus Of next year will be taken, and 1t
Ia widely commended az a mastery
piece Of legislation. The awkard and
imprAotioable features that retarded
and impaired the value Of the enumela.
ton Of 1890 are eliminated, and such
provisions substituted that the work
can be expeditiously performed. tabu.
lated and published for the informa-
tion Of the people, He retains His
place on the committee on territories,
which has enabled him to secure leRis.
lation Of vast Importance to Alaska al
ready, and where he oan push further
measures for the relief Of that district
which he has prepared, aud which are
demanded BY urgent considerations.
Eie Ia also a member Of the committees
on forest reservations and the protec-
ton Of game, military affairs, post.
Offices and post roads and public lands.
II Ia to be observed that while some Of
the standing committees Of the senate
are little more than nominal, all Of
these are working committees, and per-
form a large part In shaping the legis.
lation of congress. With II or two
possible exceptions, Senator Garter
has the most Important assignments of
any member Of that body, ard they are
80 placed as to give him a powerful
leverage in promoting the interests Of
Montana.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-22

The democratic papers, as yet, have
not charged that the financial furry
III Wall street last Tuesday was due to
the passage by congress Of the republi.
can currency bill. But they'll get
around to it, all right, and regret that
there wasn't a panic. Too much specu.
lation by the stock jobbers, superin.
duced by a plethora Of money In the
hands of a gullible public, was tho
cause Of the trouble. There was plenty
Of money III the government strong box
and the New York clearing house to re-
lieve the stress when 1t was seen there
was danger Of a panic and the situation
az promptly and permanently re-
lieved. There will be no panic during
these republican days, but the novices
who have been entrusting their money
to Wall street spectators would do
we'll to go q little slow In the future.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-22
4 AM BOW ERs

Tha Chicago Tribune Praises Their Min
strel Performances.
The Chicago Tribune speaks thus of
Beach aud Bowers minstrels, which
appear hers tomorrow evening;
The Beach and Bowers Minstrels
opened Sunday night with a crowded
house, their first visit to Chicago, The
impression created by tho first perform
ance IL n good one, and from present in
dicatioas there will be no end OF at,
tendance during their stay in
the city, The house Sunday
night was jammed to the doors, II
was q dsmonstratiye crowd, too, and
Nil the acts were given hearty applause,
The troupe d0es not make 4 speciality
of u $4,000 wardrobe and q 5000 q
week middle-man who tries TO impress
the audience ~ being tho author OF all
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-22
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ~, 1899.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

From present indications Christmas
is going to be more generally observed
In Billings this year than usual and
The Gazette. In ito Inst issue before the
holiday, trusts that 1t will be q happy
and merry one for every resident Of the
county. 1t will be happier because the
people are in u better financial oondi.
ton than they have been for seven or
eight years, at least, and they therefore
have more money with which 10 make
the festival a merry one. It Is always a
pleasure to make gifts to friends, and
to the poor, aud as a very large majoriy
Of this newspapers constituency IRE
able to give %abuudantly this year, next
Monday will indeed be Il day 10 be re.
me,mberd.
May every man, woman and child
enjoy it.; may the sacred lesson 1t
teaches DO fruitful Of great good to the
blessed children; may the Christian
faith Of the older people be strengthen
ed by the obser vance Of the festival;
may the poor b. generously remembered
and care and trouble banished. This
will bring happiness, which beRets
merriment. aud The Gazette wishes u
and all u mor1y. merry Christmas and
many returns Of the sacred day.