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BOARDING.

WANTED, A FEW TABLE BOARD-
ers; also furnished rooms to let, at No
3l4 Montgomery street.
GENTLEMEN CAN GET BOARD IN
private family at AZ Habersham, near
Taylorsr tAacc h2alz,
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TAILORING.

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MERCHANT TAILORS, ASMAN &
hlVes; we are right up to date; keep al
ways full line of imported and domestic
cheviots, and are prepared to give YOU
your moneys worth at all times. Asman
& Rives, 139-1n Draylon street
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STATISTICS SHOW THAT EVEHa ~
thousand gallons whisky producsu &
Scotland. six hundred of John DeWai siv
Sons are consumed in Great Britalnir rons
hundred in Europe, six hundred saIioin ssis.
in America. when YOU buy Scotch whls'
ky or any ether liquors hrre, you eeI 5e
uine pure ard unadulterated.
Diers, West Broad-Liberly.
NJ. DOAINITz HAS ARRIVED thos.
New York with fine line umbrella s-o
also full assortment locks, keyst IVi
pairing4 Ogiethorpe- Barnard
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Continued from Page 3.
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

EOAt SAAn-EthAA ESTAIEs
FOR SALE, FORTY-FIVE ACRES AT
Isle of Hope, with residence, artesian we'll
fruit trees, etc, very cheap. W. c. Fripp
& Co.
FOR SALE, LITTLE HOME CHEAP,
on easy terrns;; Park avenue, west. w.
G. Fripp & co.
FOR SALE, FURNISHED HOME ON
Wilmington Island at sacrifice. w. c.
Fripp Co.
FOR SALE, TEN (O) ACRES, WATERS
and Montgomery cross road. w. C. Frlpp
& Co.
FOR SALE, THREE-STORY BRICK
building, Bay street, west; sixty (60) foot
lot. w. c. Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE, SIXTY (6O) FOOT LOT ON
Bun, near Ninth; eastern exposure. W.
c. Frlpp & Co.
FOR SALE, EIGHTEEN 0S) LOTS ON
Gwinnett street, east; good inves tment; ;
fine factory site. w. C. Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE, sIXTY-FooT LOT ON
Oglethorpe avenue, near Barnard street.
W. c. Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE, ELEGANT PLACE ON
White Bluff road, just beyond city taxes.
w. G. Fripp & &c.
FOR SALE, NO. 4O7 ANDERSON
street, east, six-room house, with two
story outbuilding. w. C. Frlpp & Co.
FOR SALE, NO. 413 BOLTON STREET,
east, large lot and nice residence and the
price is right. W. c. Frlpp & CO.
FOR SALE, NO, II SECOND AVENUE,
east, large lot and nice residence; a most
desirable locaticn, cheap. w. C. Frlpp &
Co.
FOR SALE. VERY DESIRABLE
sixty-foot lot on Broughton street. w. C.
FTipp & Co.
FOR SALE, THIRTY 800 FOOT LOT
on Gwlnnett, between Abercorn and l. n
coin streets; is a bargain. w. c. Fripp
Il Co.
FOR SALE, -FOUR SMALL HOUSES
on the southwest corner of Burroughs and
New Houston streets; the best investment
in small properly now offering. w. c.
Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE, A LARGE AND VERY
desirable house in good locality, with all
modern improvements. and in first-class
condition. WIN be sold cheap and on terms
to suit purchaser Apply to Chas. s.
Wood, 203 Charlton street, west.
FOR SALE. Let 40x1O5 NEW HOUS-
ton. near Cuyler. c. Mendel, 660 East Lib
erty. tIl
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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A SNAP AT MELBOURNE, FLA. (ON
East CoasD meat market and grocery
btNness; all cash business; building, 20x3O;
only market in town; owner wishing 10
so North c. 7. M, Box 1873, Melbourne,
Fla.
A CHAPEL ORGAN, WILCOX s
White; very fine; second hand. nearly
new; viii be sold cheap Also an elegant
new upright piano at a bargain. With
five years guarantee. Lippman Brothers,
Wholesale Druggists.
FOR SALE, A 40-HORSE POWER RE
turn fue boiler; has been used very liz
tie. Address or apply to Morning News
Office, Savannah, Ga.
FIRE PROOF SAFES FOR SALE At
low price; all in stock in FIVE hundred to
fve thousand pounds. Apply. LippmaD
Bros
FOR SALE, GENTLE HORSE. NEW
wagon and harness, cheap; also few fine
chickens. 1903 Montgomery
FOR SALE, PAYING DAIRY BUsI-
'v Middle Ground road. south Of
TasemsYille APt 3trNa We nNmleR
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Continued from Page 3.
FoR LE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-MIS ISCELLANEOUS
SPRINGERS AND MIXERS FOR
sale. Il Henry street, east.
LIGHT WOOD AND OAK FOR SALE;
dry pine $3.50 per cord cash. Haddon s.
Montgomery and Harris.
GAS RANGE AND WOOD HEATER
for sale; good condition. 228 Bolton street,
east.
FOR SALE, A SHETLAND PONY.
cheap and gentle. Inquire at 1856 Jefferson
street.
FOR SALE, ONE CARLOAD. CHEAP
work horses; will be sold at auction Tues,
day, Dec. 5, eleven O'Clock, by Younglove
& sipple, Broughton and West Broad
streets.
FOR SALE. FINE OIL PAINTINGS OF
General Lee, Rocky Mountains, Savannah
market. and Others. $50 East Broughton.
FOR SALE, SPANISH IMPORTED
claret wine. 105 Bay street, east. E. D.
Ybanez.
PINE WOOD, S0C PER LOAD; OAK,
$1.15; blocks. 81, at Aimars, Wheaton
street; opposite S., f. & W. r. R. Tel
ephone 121.
FOR SALE, AN IRON SAFE ARTHUR
Deutsch, pawn broker.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, HORSE AND
buggy and harness; ladies' driver; good
condition; may be tried. G. o. Penton.
FOR SALE, 600 CORDS YELLOW PINE
wood. Apply 81 York, west
FOR SALE, TAME PET MONKEY.
Apply Bmmenfeld Co, 12O Bryan street,
west.
FOR SALE, TOP BUGGY IN RUN,
ming order, at a bargain. 119 Gordon,
west.
SEED WHEAT, RYE, BARLEY, OATS,
German millet sorghum cane seed. Cen
uine winter grazing and burt or 90-day
oats. The latter mature earlier than any
other oats, and are rust proof. Therefore
especially suited to Southern climate Per-
sons having peas to sell, please communi-
cate with me. T. H. Williams, 51a South
Broad street, Atlanta, Ga, telephone $40.
CLEARING OUT SALE AND HOIT-
day goods; don't wait for the last minute.
Call at NJ. Nathan's, 224 and 226 Congress
street, vest.
FOR SALE. RAzORS AND SAFETY
raZors; I do expert and straight-e razor
sharpening; razor strops for sharp edges;
I am agent for an entirely new patent steel
heel plate; your heels always straight
Leave orders and cabs, care Abe L. Byck
cigar store, No. 10 Bull street, corner Bay
lane; mail order a specially. Robert Nc
Donough, Savannah Ga.
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Continued from Page 3.
MISCELLANEOUS.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES, CONIDAS
new assortment of 15c candy, put up IN
fine boxes; chocolate W alnut chocolate
cream walnut, chocolate pearlines, choco-
late caramels, chocolate nonpareils ehoc-
olate drops. chocolate caramels, cocoanut
bonbons, assorted creams, molasses kisses,
jelly beans, jelly figs, French cream bon-
bons; call and see the assortment.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES. GOOD
renters, at auction; 1873 East Boundary SIS
York east, Price and South Broad lane; an
az he Court House Tuesday, 5th. c. II.
Dorsett.
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ON TUESDAY, 5TH, AT THE COURT
House, No. 2O7 Jones, west. near Barnard.
three-story on basement brick residence
with two-story outbuildlngs; adjoining
house can also be purchased. c. H. Dor
eatt
The morning news., 1899-12-03

A THOUSAND VACANT LOTS IN
the corporate limits Of Savannah Sounds
like a big number, don't it? Well, all the
vacant land in town, southwark to Twelfth
street. and over in Collinsville won't ag-
gregate a thousand lots. Sull maybe you
thnk IL ought TO take about twenty years
70 Dulid these up. You are mistakeni
Ihere nave been over three hundred lots
oulit on this year; and at the same ratio
thise years more viii see all these lots oc-
Supled. DO you own one of these vacant
ioNs II not buy one now; you can pay
lor IL III installments of $500 or 5000 per
Inohth. a nice 60-foot lot on Fifth, Sixth.
oesenth or Eighth street between Bull
s anu Aoercorn, will cost you now s., 500 to
ss'v.V' you could have gotten them az less
than $500 five or six years ago THO same
thihs IS being repeated. You can buy lots
TOT 500 now that win sell for $3.50 to 50. =
wv IN Few years. OF course. If you pre-
~. o wal. ana pay more. that's your
business. Respectfully, John l.. Archer 10
froviaent Building.
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FOR RENT, NICE DOCTORS OF
fee on Liberty, all modern improvements.
ID. B. Lester.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Page 3.
ron RENT-oFFICES.

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AN ELEGANT UNFURNISHED
double parlor. suitable for dentist or doc
tors Office; splendid locality. S22 Harris
street, east,
The morning news., 1899-12-03

a GREAT BARGAIN IN A RESI-
dence, southern front on Duffy, between
Abercorn and Drayton, at auction Tues
day. 5th. c. r. Dorset.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

TWO BRICK RESIDENCES. HARRIS
and Lincoln; fine ne.ghborhood; to the
highest bidder Tuesday, 5th. c. H. Dor
Eett.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, 5TH
Nos 0l4 and 5l6 TattnalL near Huntingdon
two comfortable cottages. c. H. Dorset
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ron RENT-MIsCELLANEoUs.

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FOR RENT, LEPANTO INN, SITUAT
ed at the interseeti n of Thunderho an,
Shdaway Shen Roads. AIpy Henry Solo
mon & Son.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOLARSHIP FREE, BY PROPER-
ly distributing % advertising cards; send
for sample, Gard No. A." which will ex-
plain all. Draughon's Practical Business
College, Masonic Temple, corner Liberty
and Whitaker streets, Savannah, Ga.
WANTED, BY AN EDUCATED Gu
ban lady, few pupils in Spanish lam
guage; terms moderate. Address Sonora
Antona Hollis Marshall House
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FOR SALE, ON FIRST STREET, BE
tween Lincoln and Abercorn streets, sew
eral splendid building sites at very much
less than the market value. Prendergast
& Black
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FOR SALE, SOUTHEAST CORNER
Duffy and ,Habersham street; three-story
residence in perfect condition, at a sacri-
fee; will lend the purchaser about four
fifths of the price asked for H. Prender-
gast & Black
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ESS15 --S7-c-c-S---
story dwelling In Yamacraw; rents five
dollars month; 1925 to quick buyer. Plat
shek & Co., 110 Bryan, east,
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FOR SALE, TWELVE HOUSES ON
West Henry street; rents 1892 per annum. .
Price $1,000; come and talk about it, Plat
shek & Co
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FOR SALE, I2O BRYAN STREET.
west. between Barnard and Whitaker
streets, store with residence above; bring
ing a rental of $4s0.O0 per year; will sell
for four thousand dollars cash. See Prem
dergast & Black.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR SALE, FORTY-FIVE ACRES AT
Isle of Hope, with residence, artesian well,
fruit trees, etc, very cheap. W. c. Fripp
& Co.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR RENT, LARGE YARD AND STA
bles. No. 40 McDonough street, east.
LARGE STABLE ROOM FOR BUGGY
or wagon; very cheap. 237 jefferson
street.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR RENT, COSTUMES FOR MAS
querade parties, balls, etc. Mrs. Hetter-
ich, 406 Broughton street, west.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR SALE, A THREE-STORY BRICK
residence, 107 Taylor street, east second
door from Drayton street; small cash pay
ment, balance long time at per cent; TO
parties wanting small home, well To-
Gated, We can advise the purchase. Prem
dergast & Black
The morning news., 1899-12-03

TWO VALUABLE PIECES OF
property on West Broad street, near site
union depot; very cheap Youmans & pem-
mond.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR SALE. THOSE TWO BEAUTI-
full terrace" lots Ninth between Lincoln
and Habersham; "alr' left, 5000 each. Plat
shek & Co.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR SALE, HUNDREDS OF SELECT
building lots and beautiful homes to please
all mankind's pocketbook; don't buy until
you see our list. Platshek & Co., ITO Bry-
an east.
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Continued from Page 3,
BOARDING..

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE
board, with or without lodging, in pri-
vate family with home comforts. 424 Bar
nard street Chatham square.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

FOR SALE, LITTLE HOME CHEAP.
On easy terms; Park avenue, west. w.
c. Fripp & co.
The morning news., 1899-12-03

OUR DECEMBER BULLETIN SHOW
ing many new bargains, will be distributed
this week; if you do not receive a copy
notify us. Youmans & Demmond, Provi-
dent Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
PROGRESS OF MARYLAND Campaign.
SENATOR THvRsTON SPEAKING N BALTIMORE
INDEPFNDENT DEMOCRATS SUPPORTING
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

Baltimore oct "a tSpeciaD. Senator John
Thurston ~ Nebraska the principal speaker
at tho big Republican ratification meeting tonight
NJ Music Hall He had an enthusiastic rec, 9iion.
The meeting was the largest and most successful
of tho campaign Governor Lowndcs. State Con
troller Gcldsborough and John Y. l. Findlay. cand-
date for Attorney General. discussed State issues
senator Thurston end all the speakers urged the
great Importance ~ the Republicans keeping Mary
land n line for tho Presidential year
They plainly showed that the election ~ the
Democratic State ticket meant the turning of Mary
land over again to the German rims which abso-
lutelv controlled the State FOR twenty years
United States Senator McComas and nearly all the
Republican leaders IN the State were Mt the meet
Ing except Senator Wellington. who stu declines
TO take any part IN the campaign. because ~ MS
quarrel with Governor LoWndcs
The independcnt voters In Baltimore itN, "h' ~
late Years have been the balance of prW"r IN az
elections appear 20 be with tine Republicans TINS
zinc They cast elk thousand seven thousand
votes four years ago and were largely instrument ~
in eecting Governor l.oVndeS ana 3NrI o5 r
believed To- have sine" gone pa'h 10 n.r ~, I'M
cratic marty there several thousand WI" vi"
again support Governor lovnd's MN ,,f re- &C.
ruhlicau~ united. This Independent vote W"''u ~
,.,,-e Rnrih1can success I'm Baltimore tfy, ana as
goes the city So goes the state. ANY deiectlon OF
disloyalty 10 Iowndes among the ely hepNp'''""s
"The News" for years the organ of the noe
pendents and newspaper "hch nepf1 40
ticket Now every newspaper In bHiihnoIf' WIN
ono exception. Is vigorously support ing M ,
dOrSoI hs admin'stra,l"h,- uul . - ~ . H. 70. vet
iu the campaign The News SAYS IL II nov ~
time 10 turn The STATE over 10 pemo,rnu, poW VIZ
Tho Republicans have given sa'Sia'iloh,. ~ e
c,a,e shoiii5 remain under their control All thH
leading Independent Democrats who conirinnje' =.
Governor Iowudos's success fpur years ago A'-
lf,rr g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
rllnG NOuINATION CERTIFICATES.

rho time for fling parry certificates 81 noi""'"
49, ovn,rcd AT midnight on Friday ana me
Wv. 80 elections at police Headquarters. was
KEEP, open late for that purpose A. '"' pal y
,'o'o,,.,ion certificates have been hled
Charles 8 Rosenthal Republican cahn'A'N ~,
,ne s',,ro,,o, and the certificate ~ substitution
~, Jacob g Brand was hed
The Independent certificates OF nominations mn''
~ nes nv Wednesday, october IS Al He.hn sl, ,,
Ds ne- ' norn,~st!ons must be fled on ,hf SIN.
~ Decnations Of irdependert nom:na llots ~ ~
6e n,ed not later than October n nNri .s,gns+'on
~ Naturalization or other cause must DC "''A ="
or before October D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
POLICE WORK UNAVAILING
NOTHING DISCOVERED YET IN THE MYs-
FERROUS MURDER

After weeks work the murder Of a woman
whose body was hacked TO pieces and thrown here
and there, the police have been unable to find any
solution Of the mystery and they have no clew
tnat promises anything Captain schmittberger Of
the West Twenueth-st. station said yesterday
morning that he has worked harder on this murder
'han ne ever did on case before
Acting Captain Cooney Yesterday ISSUED the fol-
lowing statement
Yesterday ] received an anonymous communica-
,ion "iectlng me 20 house IN West Thirti4th-st..
n"'""rn Eighth and Ninth AYES. where ! might
nave hld three visits 10 the house. thoroughly
searching Il each time. The first visit was made
~ mipnght Friday night when l. IN company with
several or my detectives made a cOrnlete search
or the house Tho second visit; was made AZ :
- CLOCK THIS morning. SATURDAY. The woman IN
VI'S'l"I was not ~ home rho frst and second
ycc's:'ns when ! searched tho house. but 7 found
h"r h"fe az noon to-day. my third visit She
answered oil my questions I'm satisfactory man
nor shall not search The house again because
nave been there already three times and have
gone through II from top to bottom The woman
u nor :" midWite, but professional nurse. ard
pears an excellent reputation. She occupies the
w" upper floors o. the house found I'm the
n,-cm~ni ~ tho house four furnaces only ono of
NS matter N fact. have had fifteen mon oft
since sunday last making house-t house can
NhSS or the Physicians midvives and nurses In
lhls district, which extends from tho north side ~
ond-si.. and from Sesenth-ave n the North River
Asked 70 his opinion ~ tho murder mystery
Captain Cooney said
ITO that question am only ensWerahle 20 my
superior IN command. have my own theory %
course. hui We are doing all ihat can be done in
This district. as others doing in theirs ~ I'M
raNcl the mystery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
SENATOR REED WINS.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE JERSEY SENATE
SECURES THE DELEGATES. Brrr HE MAY
NOT TAKE A RECOMMENDATION

y
Somerville, y. j.. Oct II Cspecian.-The Re
publican primaries in Somerset County this
al'e'noon resulted In a sweeping victory for
'narIeS A. Reed. President of the Senate over
Lewis A. THOMPSON. clerk In Chancery The
"tn' was spirited one. and has extended over
many weeks Mr. Thompson's candidate was
eN-Sherir George A. Dilts. Of Raritan The re-
turns 80 far as they have come in from the
townships indicate that Reed Will have the dele
gates IN all except BridEewater Rrenchburg
and Montgomery. This would give him thirty
votes out Of total Of forty-fve in the CON
vention. In BridEewater Township Joseph s.
freInghuysen made fight for the delegates
nut the Thompson men won by majority Of
thirty over four hundred votes were cast In
the primary In Bernard Township F p Olcott
ana T. C. SChloy. New York bankers used their
influence" against the Thompson ticket with the
result that the Reed delegates were elected
The convention will he held on Wednesday,
II - rumored that Senator Reed may not take
the nomination now even though he has Il Mt
his command. He has all along declared that
ne did not care for a denomination. and he may
thro" his influence toward the nomination of
Joseph :. Freiinghuysen. Such a course 1t is
thought. would add strength TO the Republican
ticket The party leaders feel sure Of electng
their ticket
The Democratic primaries also hold to-
day. but the result is uncertain. The Bridge
water delegates will vote for James j. Bergen
MIR Bergen has been such an Outsp0ken gold
Democrat that he would not get the support Of
many Of his party II seems probable tonight
that : ( Chds. Of Bernards may get the
nomination. He ran for the Assembly last fall
and was defeated. The Democratic Convention
will be held on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
cH1cAcn pRrPAR1NG FOR DEWEY

Chicago OCT. lA-Chicago has begun 70 arrange
to- a CELEBRATION 70 Admiral Dewey The Execu-
nv. Committee II thu City Council committee ap-
pointed % arrange a celebration In honor Of tho
Acn,rai met AT the Grand Pacific Hotel last even
Ing Navor Harrison presiding. Tho Mayor an
nounce9 that word had come from Admiral Dewey
that he would probably visit the West IN No'"m-
Re- - axsct date 70 re furnished before NoveH'-
hA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
cHAn-rsrox TO HONOR OLYMPIA SAILOR.

CHARLESTON TO HONOR OLYMPIA SAILOR.
Charleston G r. oct. 1i-At meeting ~ ci'i-
,@rs he's hsre lss' night; AZ which Mayor Sml'h
sft oice> prominent men were present. II was de-
c'5es 20 'r,ite Admiral Dewey 70 come 20 'hari"--
'on e.. MAhrtens the young sailor VINO stored
re Own into the bay and through the ha''e o'
Manila IS & Charleston boy. and the city proposes
70 inv'te him here and hold ceehraton In his
honor
j. ls ths celebration that Admiral Dewey IS 20 ~
Nft'ed attend II will be called 20 MS ateil1Vt
'a' rgagv ce lelratfons have been held or are l." ne
bod 20 honor officers. but that Charleston ~
h's, place % pay similar tribute 10 one % 81 'le
vi'a'ion visit Charleston Will be eXten1en w.
D. special committee. headed by Judge vi, H.
Lrawiey ii personal friend. Admiral Dewey VIII "7
requested - select The time FOR the celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
SIT AGAINST II. q. H4rEHETER

Tho suit ~ Henry Hentz against Henry n. Have
meyer in Tho supreme Court Is expected 70 come
10 trial within q few days. The plaintiff is mem
her Of tho firm ~ Henry Hortz & 60. brokers. No
o. Will.am-st. who cl- s225go as compensaii ION
FOR his service 49, -n0for 90 tho Sugar Trust
which vss formed In l~ He says he worked
under written contract The defendant puts IN a
general denial Horace r Deming IS Henfz
counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
BOY KILLED BY 4 TROLLEY CAR.
LIFE CRUSHED OFT ~ TWENTY T41Rp-sT
FRONT or PRoCToR's THEATRE

An Inknowl boy eleven years old was kill-1
nv a Twenty-third-st. electric car I'm front Of
Procior's Theatre Yesterday afternoon HIS body
was taken 70 tho Vest Thirfieth-st station house
The hoy was crossing the street and had waited
for An easthouni car TO pass He then started to
run across tho tracks ana struck by IVES
bound car 7 ne accident occurred suddenly that
the motormau. Patrick p'Toolo. of No 43S Wos-
Twenty sixth-st. did not have time drop the
f"rder and The hoy Was struck 10y tho gIardrau
under the car.
Several women in the ar tainted and two Of
the number were seized with commissions \ pin. si-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
THE rERD1CT AGAINST Don CAMERON
FEAR ~ THE SOUTH THAT THE PRECEDENT
WILL PROVE UNFORTUNATE.

WILL PROVE TNFOR1N NATE
Columbia : c. oct. a (SpeciaD Some NJ the
roc.soanerS IN South Carolina consider that the
s,,,rr oe Don Cameron by David Schein. and the
erdinr Of ss.A damages against him by R"antort
,,ry &c an unfortunate precedent and marks mo
,or,lrg Of now and vulgar era I'm South arc
Una when II will he generally considered that the
stigma Of a buggy lash can 10 removed oy II" ap-
.,t-a,,or of @ money ealve Suits Tor damages for
,.or.oral violence have heretofore been unknown
and among the better sort of persons II was ana
etu &c considered a decided sacrifice 70 personal
dicritv and the notions Of newer and unchiNar"
times to appeai 10 the law 10 punish one VINO mas
-,r,i,+ed violent personal assault. And "hen
those prosecutions have been made even ny 'hose
ln the lower social strata they were always on the
criminal side of the court
..rhe Palmetto Post" Of Port ROYAL says IN ref-
erence TO this matter.
We very much fear that tho result n the dam
go ,,,if iu tho Court Of Common Pleas 10 Whl'n
bon Cameron nuggy wnpp.d lam -" , -. h ~ y
40 corner and In which The latter hal 70 pIetk
.,,h ~. f.f,ce 10 escape The sting OF the lasl'
I'm ultimately result in much that l. dlsagr'eanie
,'i Itir.us We 90 not criticise a." Court or We
aftnrnevs. their duty was plain Inc lo.nt W. ~
s;re 10 inure~s L. that had cameron n,''h n l''''
-. 4, is ikelv Schen would hay" hai MN up on
10 cri-,fral side II the court and htd MIN Hhel
80 .bai- ganged for his violation of Sta'e Nt". u
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,,'ur.h. ccbeir should get then they diN'd"H 'h'
ti ~. twelve and rendered the average IS
.iust and truo" verdict under their oaths