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Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Wilmington Markets
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia, Sept 27.-Flour wen MAIN
tanned. winter supcrhne 25opAlO; Penn-
sylvanla roller. clear, t320G3.fb, city mills,
extra 4TS4s Rye -four quiet at -. spls sss per
In elevator. 75hQ752c. Corn steady new
No. 2 white. clipped. i6i144gAc.; NO.
yellow. for local trade, 4sc. oats steadyf
new No. white, clipped. 2s9zshc,; lowH
grades 23d2lc. Hay firm; choice timothy,
Sl6.5OMl7 for large bales. Beef nrmer;
beef hams. N7.504iS Pork hrn; family,
Sl650nl7. Lard trm, western steamed.
y757it Live poultry quoted qt lie for
choice western fowls and lOh4llc. for
spring chickens, as 10 quality Dressed
poultry fresh killed., fair to good west
ern fowls. limiiisc.; old ROSTERS. lc.;
nearby spring chickens, l2uloc.; western
spring chickens. llQl3c. Butter steady.
creamery. 1Sn2iac.: imitation creamery.
I5d1sc; New York dairy. l5izN2lc., fancy
Pennsylvania prints iobbing az 26a2sc.;
white. 1lMc; small. white. llhQllMc.;
large, Colorcd. NE; small Colored, lllzc.
Eggs steady: New York and Pennsylva-
i2IdiSc.: western. loss on. zoe Potatoes
quiet; Jerseys. $50, New York. Sl.50p
Leg: Long Island. I.5Oqll; Jersey
sweets. S2e5l2.75. Cahbages steady; Long
Island, Si.5Od225 per 100.
Baltimore. Sept 27.-Flour quiet and
UNCHANGED. Wheat hrmi spot, the month
7Siac. steamer No. REQ, iShQ'S9sc..
southern. by sample. 6Sd76c.; do. on
grade. 1i01Gc. Corn strong, mixed, spot
and the month. 46An4lc.: October. 434Q
45hc.. November. old. f3lAc.: new, 45c.;
November or December new or old. Al
Qflhc.. January. i0ssa40ssc.; steamer No.
I mixed i53tNi6c.; southern. white ana yell
low 41n48c Oats steady No white,
27lsu18c. No. 2 mixed, 25hNllAc. Rye
steady No 2 nearby. 50N5lc; No. vest
ern 52ihc. Hay strong. No. ] timothy.
SIS Grain freights dull and easier' steam
TO Liverpool per bushel. f34d. October.
4ad. November; Cork, for orders, per
quarter. i0liad. October Cheese nrm at
the advance; large. li7sUl2Ac., medium
/ i2M0l2Ac; picnics. l2hpl2Ac.
Live stock Markets.
New York. Sept. 27.-Beeves steady;
cables unchanged: shipments. 73 cattio
and "A sheep. Calves slack aud prices
/ 25c lower; veals. Si50QS.25: little calves,
I S4: grassers. S2.7Ju325: fed calves. S3.37ihds
I 375. Sheep and lambs inactive; sheep
weak. lambs l00i5c. lower; sheep. S2.508
| a. culls. 81. lambs, Ab0Q5.5o: no Canada
I lambs Hogs weak at s5.70Q5.75.
East Liberty Pa, Sept. N.-Cattle mar
lket steady. extra. S5.c0ft5S5; prime. $3.50
Q55O. common. S3.50ai Hogs dull, prime
/ mediums. S570Q5.75. heavy Workers. S5.65
! 0570: light do. S5.6ld5.GS; heavy hogs,
| S5.5o15.Go,- pigs. S5.b0Q5.60. common York
4 ers and grassers. s5.4OG5.5O. roughs. s. 20
as Sheep slow; choice wethers. S.ls9
425: common. Si.50d250 choice lambs.
s5.l0d5.S9: common TO good, 25040i veal
lralVoe 81. 5Off4.
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Subject to the rules Of Republican
Party.
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Baltimore & OHIO

Schedule IN eject November .. 1870.
Leare Washington, Kew jersey Ave and c St
Chicago & Northwest, slG-59 a 70, rS-e5 p M
Cincinnati. s.. Louis, and Indianapolis. 1906
a IT, a3ss5 p n ITO -isht-
Pitts0sirg and Cleveland, 1850 e n $40
p. H. and leo night
Columbus and vhee.ing. SIS 2.
Ni-ciEestsr. % J. m, 5.l5, aad $50 ?. N
zs:.spolis. i'ziio. $50. s@ n aa15.
z.s5 and 80 P
Frederick. S-S5 '-9-;3, 1919 a L., 10,
IIage1-stoss1. I.I9s0s = n. ard $50 p II
Boyd and way points. ISIS, --9s'9 =. "a,
7I-I5. so, 5-2a, rs p M
m 72-59. ss1:15 $50. z&3, s5-o1 5-35.
IDS. s-I0.I5, If.z5 2. IL
Washington Junction and E7y points, S.
$50 3. m. F1:I5. 80, 5.5S ?. n
Baltimore, week days z2.S5, sea. $50, x 60.
x7:IJ xs:33. $50. 1870. xI0-l5 q. n. KID n,
I2-I5, xI:l0, xS;G9. xz.a9. x4,so. so, X5-51
Ii.s5 =. m Sundays, KS. KS, 80 SO.
x9.90 n zIz-IG. ZI-E5. l-l3- Ki-f5 A@-"5. @.a5
x5:35 x5.ia, ESQ, &S:5o, Sif-G5. xii:,2 zli.iS
p IL ROYAL Blue L1Vz
Al trains illuminated attn PiutSc,l light
Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New York Boston,
snd The East, ~2-s5. <s.c5 tI45aer}, $50 tS'lliet
$500 (DineT} ia-cG (DIaeTl q ~ -l-:li
FDiaer3. =I-fa fDiReE}. SEQ f-'RoEal Limited.
Dsner), f-G9 lESssTei), 5-js5 6DiGeT), $50 and
II - p - {SleeTirzs CIR open X 15-SS ce-ocA)
Parior Cars On 81 dag trains
Atla:.tie CITY 1880 a H. t.12-Ie room, and
1913 and 3.o3 2.
4i)ailr Except sunday =sSuzssE only
xESpTess trains
Baggage called Tor 4Rd checked from hoteis ana
residences by Onion Transfer Co CT CTders leis
1T tjcks- Offices. Go Pennsylvania Avenue NORTH
west Nov York Avenue sad 18th Street, and at
Depot- Telsphone tleket slsces FOR 3 O. E.eo.
tic automobile CABS.
F. p. UNDERWOOD. D 3 AAkttN.
ID Wee President Asr, Fass- trsiiic
md CT 49,
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
RAILROADS.

from Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and Is IL 81.
In effect November l, 1860.
Fer AIexsndria-week dzys. $50. 7.o4, 7:so,
$500, SIS, $3.50, e.25, 1860 I1:co. 80 a m-e
x4zs1e 1870. 12:95, zI.05. f.zs, 2-0o 2sso, x2s.
s:59, S:59, xs:l5, ABS, $50 $50. x5-24, $40,
Goa. $50, FOG, 7.So, AGO. SIS $50. I0:I5,
1t:2o, and Il 80 p Sundays, 7.z5, 900, s.z5r
10:59. 1850. 1880 q. m, 12:0o roon 1885, leo.
1:39. 200. 2:30. GEO. 800, 400 SO 500, $50
500. $50. T:o3s $50, $780, s:45, $50, 1o:15,
20, and Il:50 p. m
For 1ouat YeTEon-w daEs. go, 500, 1900,
II go a m, xl2:05, II a05, 900 x2.50. s:59. z4-l5
x5s2f. 7:06, and $50 p. m. Sundays, 900 =. N,
eco noon. 2-oe, 400. 200, and $50 p n.
Fer Arlington and Aq1educt BTidgs-Heek
days, 6:30. 7:e4. 1870 500, s=25 s.ss 9.2s I0:99
and 200 m. s12s05, 12.90 -IS.s5 1.s5, = 70
300, +2.g0, 9-59 $50 2-59 ss=S5 Asa, 5-z4
6:04, $50, 1905 and 500 p. NJ Sundays, T:s5
200. S-z5. 1000. II 90 and -I1-30 a m. 200
noon, 1870, 90. Il 80, 2;o9 $50, 800. -3.3o
lsoo, $3.50, 500, $50, 500, +6-So Zoo, 49,
AID 500 p m
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
SExpress. so Arlington only.
J. coLvIlz, superintendent
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ron sALE-HotsEs.
FOR sALE-NoRTHwEsF

FOR sALE-Ho'scs. all sections. vel rented
pasfRg 10 per cent upon 1ssney invested: IN
vestors' attention invited REAR OFFICE, TIA
c s. NV de9-st
FOR SALE-Eery de-Irsbie homes On essy terms:
snail Cast PAYMENT balEAcc Ike TcEU. prices
!eom SEQ to 23o-3; home seekers opportunity 10
Stop roBi: start new year Ga9ier rosr oHn root
REAR OFFICE, IIls de3-St
F0E SAI.E-TEo Groom brick houses s. o33 less
than cost; pay 50 per cent On investment
address Bon 10, thrs Office ce5-3t
FOR SALE-Tliree-Stogy lr5cs 2 reozus and BATH;
lof ISz1G3 TO alley; 0pea plumbing; price
$500; S:i.5ea cash, bslsnse AZ per cent Ap-
ply 1915 - NV. de9-st
FOR SALE House on $. sv al nod iHps;
every Tceua hgatesi; cost $3.50; S3.F9 VIII
5sy 1t { BOYER & SoN, % z6h - sv-
des-9s.cER
FOR SALE-FTllgaI mechanics chance 10 buy 4
home on easy terms, s-rosss frame. near
n1zy yard sS53: s1J9 cash Eal3nce so monthly.
GEO I W0RTHINGToN. Iif9 . st. Es- dee-zE
FOR SALE-TEe following houses VIII he sold
on easy terms to coiared people: viii make
nice houses: 81 PStteT1GE 81. 500; F Il.
rx near Var Department $50 : Hanover
Place. near North Capitol and Net York ave Cor
viii exchange. 50 SEQ; Q, near 18th g 500:
90 z ST sw- Cor exchanged SZ.52G- Apply 70
CIAUD LIVINGSTON, via Wa T. Saunders &
Co, 1907 T st des-st
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Southern hy.
Schedule IN eject Novembe- ., 1880.

Schedule IT effeCI N0FelltH~- =, iS95-
Trims leave ron Penl2- Station
sol q N. D45lJ. Local fer H=-ziSolst'Srs ana
for Charlotte and w2g st41ors-
1I:I5 a. n. Daily. Z. 5. Fast Nail S!eePins
cars 70 New Orleans, CcIu-njias Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheville, ChsttsIcosa, and Ae1phlS, and az
DaaTIlle wIls sleeper io- Birmingham and At
Charlotte, Nirh sleeper Tor Acgu-ta- So-le tr2l1
wash nlfo1 Il, Sew Orleans. Dining car service
Il.37 a II DAILY Local f0C CilaTiottesyIiie-
z-di D. II Week Days. Local 70: Front Royal.
Strasburs. AID Ha.IizoEbu-g-
asa D. u. paily Lccal Tor Charlottesville.
e55 D y. Daily y y { Ia Express sep
ing cars 10 Augusta with connections Tor sIsea
anu Charleston. AID 70 Savannah, IaeSSSnvllle,
and Pcrt Tampa. Through coach &c Jacksonville
Dining ear service
$50 p n Daily. Washington and CIssttanooga
Limited (Fiz LynchbU-y}- Sleeping cas- 70 Roaa-
oke knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and Nev
Orleans Through coach % Memphis Dining c2s
le.45 p. n. Dsily- Washington sud Southwest
Vile Chsttaaooxa. and Nashville, ana &c Atlanta.
Macon Birmingham. 3IeTEPiTis- &cl-sorlery, No
bile, and New Orleans; connects al New Orleans
with Sunset Limited for California. Dining car
service Tourist sleeper Washington 70 San Fran
cisco Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
TRAINS OK nUUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9:gl a a. dsI,g, 40 p. ~
week dzys znd Sc p. n Sundays for Blue
mont 6-e5 p n. S-tlfdays AID S-35 p m week
days and i 30 p IL. Wednesdays ard Satur-
days only foE Leeshurg- 6.25 P n week days 70
Herndon-
Through trains from me South sTrjve Washing
ton $40 a n, 7-35 A n. 2-I5 p II, and s:5S
D. n daily From HsrTiseIburg 1l-s,7 a n week
GAYS and $50 p N daily From Charlottesville
SIS a. n ana $50 .. II. daily,
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation furnished and Baggage called for s1d
ci.eckcG from hotels and residences b. U=joH
Transfer Co. On cEders LETT at Ticket Office. F15
154b ST W 5is PeEna Ave Nv and az
PenBa Station.
Phone in for P. r. r. Cab Service.
FRANK 6 GANN0S.
Sd 7 P. ard Gen. Agr.
J. II CUP Traffic Manager
W. A TURK. Gene-al Pass'r Agent
L S BROWN. General Agent.
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BARGAINS IN
SMALL HOUSES
WI. i sAuNnERs Z 60

VIZ II. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 ST
Ne viii sell nearly rev, finely located two
story and cellar brick, furnace, tiled Festi htl.c
ana bath always tenanted. on teras that vii
enable Investment Of g 800 &c produce over 10
per - exclusive OF taxes. insurance, and re-
pairs
Also Tie following heases all well rented: First
St ne rooms, bath, AID cellar, Convenient to
aSitol Library, and Census Office. 81 go; y
nv near North Capitol ST. $50; est Sc. near
s5h & rooms s. 30. II Team ave ne, stories.
cesisr. furnace; bargain; Cleveland ave nv. 6
roo5ns bath rent SIS, 81 $50: 1863 18th st. ae-.
SI-759; 9tIs st ne near II, brick s, so. Quincy
ST ne stories. cellar. steam heat, s. 09e- 1Sta
ST extended. stories cellar, and furnace. S, 100
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FOR SAF-This Is Ire bszt, positively the best
house in the whole city fer 2, 500; the equal
OF Any $500 ho1ze. pretty front OF R0Iazn
brick; sroRt porch and bag window; 4 we'll
finished bathroom: steei-cisd tub; open plumb
ing; al rooms beautifully psPe-ed; sextoa's range
and heaters. back yard. Eilsy: rent pays per
cent vel located Southeast; near car line.
STONE L FAIRFAX. sos 2 s.. nv.
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FOR SALE-BARGAINSi BARGAINSi BARGAISSi
WE'VE GOT THE CHEAPEST HOUSES EVER
OFFERED II THIS CITY FOR HOMES OR
INVESTMENTS
FOR SALE Look at these new houSes; rooms;
fine bath; porcelain tEb; open Plurbins: range;
latrobe; bot and cold wafer; large lots: on let
tered street: only - go each; who ever heard q
such a fire heEne for so little money! SEE Is
BEFORE THEY ARE SOLD.
FOR SALE-S2, 900 xii buy a Groom bay.
dow brick Eith bath; lot I5x72: alley; on / st.
ne, near 18th st; cost owner SS909.
FOR SALES, 100 buys 6-room brick, with
BATH Northwest TO. 4 side street, worth $500
FOR SALk-A S-sobfn hriGk. with bath. near
Pension o46ces for s. se3; well reBted.
= FOR SALE-0ne Of those coy Groom bricks
on L st. ne, between 9Th and tn, for $3.50
FOB SALE-SI- 600 less than cost: price. s., S0es
q Groom brick near zth st. and Pa. ave Sc.
FOR SALE-Ghesp at $500; mast be sold;
owner must realize at eace; Groom brick en-
10th St, enc square from East Capitol st.
FOR SALE-A pretty huE brick house on G ST.
&C.; roors and bsfhs only S2.s9o
FOR SAILS, GO buys Groom brick, vita
bath; nearly new on "a avenue near Lincoln
Park
FOR sALE-ss,I80 each; nearly new T-rooa
bricks on ST. Sc, mar I'd.
FOR SAILS, 200; room pick; lot 1sxI24:
D Fl. e. near 3D.
sTavr r,r--,v eas + st. nv.
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FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE; new house on
81; tooa4s, bath, cslIsr; only $50 rash !;
balance monthly; price e 100
SToSE Z F.IRFAx, SOS 2 St nv.
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Christmas Sale

of fine square pianos and organs at $50 up or
$ monthly payments. Genuine bargains. and the
easiest terms ever quoted In Washington. In
str.zrlenis NAY be set aside for Xmas delivery
so as TO surprise the home folks BRADBURY
FACTORY WARERooAS. 1925 Pa ave de7-tf
eve DON'T BELONG To THE COMBINE"
therefore can sell roofing paper, nails. wire
and other goods cheaper than others: we pay the
highest prices for iron, metals. machinery. paper
and books. s BENsINGER & CO. 18th and r
sts. eeStf,en
eve DON'T BELONG TO THE COMBINE
therefore can sell roofing paper. nails, wire
and other goods cheaper than Others; we pay the
highest prices for iron metals. machinery, paper
and books s BENSINGER & Co. 18th and
SIS no22-tf
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FOR RENT-in the vicinity OF G. P. o.. two or
three furnished or unfinished rooms; suitable
for two gentleman or Tor married couple. IS l
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TAELE BoARD.
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AMERICAN LINE.
FIST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALaINif WESTB0UND, At CHERB0URG.
sailhgs Wednesday at 10 a. n
New York...-........W "Wednesday December L
Southwark Wednesday, December ID nooa
st. Louis "Wednesday December .
New YoTk-............W Wednesday. January 2
RED STAR LINE
southWe X ----------- " ednesdsy December IS
Naderl@nd. Wednesday. December D
NesterniaHd- "Wednesday January
NEW YoRK-ANTWERP-PA
Every Wednesday at y Noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and ID. n R-Ofiiee 3 Broadway. " J.
Philadelphia Office. 205-387 Walnut St.
WASHINGTON oFFTCE-190e ST. \. "
Or " C. MOSS. agent, 54II C St n "
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B SIS.
5:s5 A n WEEK DAYS PTFTSBURG Ex-
PRESS-Paricr and Dining Cars Harrisburg %
Pitfshurg
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
-ANApIAN Pacific HALLWAY.

Inteaded steSnship SsiIings from Vancouver
JAPEE, CHIEA, AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CHINA Dec g. Feb. Is
EMPRESS OF INDIA. 1890. Dec. 81, Nch p
EMP2ESS or JAPAN Jan. o. Apr Is
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
a0RAlSfI. -. -. Nov. Is WAERIN00. Dec. II
For rates apply 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue
au2z-zron. wed fritz
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Seabeard Air Line Railway

.FIoRIDA AND WEST ssoIA SHORT
LEAVE wASHIEGToS. PESSa Il. r. STATION
1O:55 A. n dairy. Fsos.5a zSpIess for fetess-
burg Raleigh. Southern Pines, tlT1ehlsTst, 1@ll
den, Columbia Savannah. Jacksonville, TAlia-
hassee and TaGzPa- Through Sleeping cars 70
Jacksonville.
Columbia SaFarnsH. Jacksonville and Tampa
ThTousa. sleeping CHS II JsesS0aFisls =1-a
TAMPA Dining Car Ssr=fee-
6:E5 P u daily Atlanta Special Tor k2ielS1,
Southern P4n.s. Pi1eAurst, Chazlotte AtE.fz.
Atlanta New 0slzzas. and al E7izts N tse
Southwest Thr5agA e5eepiEz ezrz - Atlanta
Fc- i1ther information apply 70 y Il aeSO-s'
Kill General kseaf i{SI Sez Tsrk ave-
TAhIE noARp.
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FoR RENT-oFFIcE ROOFS.

FOR RENT-Roons in building ss2 ST NV;
cheap rent. Apply to " J. DANTE, fsteiliris
Building 10th and d SITS ap2z-ri
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SITUATIONS wAxTE3-mALE.

TANTED-By young white man, place as nis=
clerk or ratchnan; best refs II9i 4 St ne-
Item
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wANrED-HeRsEs AND xEHIo1rs.

WsNTEIATep ygecery wasen. EASTERN CASH
GROCERY. 18th ard G sts. re. Item
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WAETEn-ThTee experienced saleslsdies. !
ZUCKER. AZ 9Th st. sw de1o-5t
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wANTED-A colored girl for Light housework.
Cal at store 1924 1sth st. nv Item
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wANTED-A young white girl to help in lunch-
roorn. a. 2 81. NV. ten
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wANTED-waist and SKIRT hands and improvess
80 9th st NV 1t
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AISLE BOARD. $9.s5 per week. oes Nd ave.
ne. deS-3t. en-
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y ANTED-At once. three coed cooks. two cham
boTT8aids; We can give you good places of any
kind fer snail fee Gail at once 10 the OLD
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 1852 uth
81 NV il. EN-
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For RmNT-Rooars.

FOR RENT-Nice!s- fur front room, overlooking
Pension 0ffiee Square: cheated; all con-
veiienoes: gents oISsy. g2I 4th st. NV.
GeIa-3t. en-
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HELP wANTED-FEstALE.

wASTED1 WBifs ooos. % st. nv Item
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uEIp wANrEp-MarR.

wsxTED-Propef person TO share Office; room IS.
SIS 81 deI0-2is EN-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-13
IMPORTANT INSURANCE CASE.
Supreme Court Gives Policies to
Wife of a Bankrupt.

Atlanta, April Pin the case of Mrs.
Victoria Morris against Harry Dodd,
trustee. the Supreme Court to-day set a
precedent in regard to insurance policies
on the lives of bankrupts. John F. Nor
ris. the husband of Mrs. Morris, had filed
a petition in bankruptcy and died while
the proceedings were pending. Within
four months of the filing of the bank
ruptcy petition he had transferred to his
wife two insurance policies, one for 3,CO0
and the other for $1,000 Upon the death
of Morris the trustee filed suit in the Su-
perior Court 10 prevent Mrs. Morris from
collecting the insurance money on the
ground that the policies were originally
payable to the legal representative of
Morris and had been transferred to his
wife within four months of the time when
the bankruptcy proceedings were institut-
ed. The injunction was granted and Mrs.
Morris appealed. The Supreme Court re-
versed the ruling of Judge Lumpkin. hold
ing chat as the policies had no cash sur
render value they were not an asset of
the bankrupt estate
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MUD LARks on THEIR METTLE.
Outsiders Had n Fair Day of 1t on
the BenninEs Track.

Washington April IA heavy track
from last nights rain gave the mud larks
a chance to show their mettle at Beunngs
to-day. Two favorites, an even choice. a
second choice and an outsider were the
winners, Gwynne, a rank outsider, win
ming by a nose from a big field in the
first race, furnished the feature. sum
maries:
First Race-Maidens, 3-year-olds and up
ward purse $500 five and a half furlongs
Gwynne, 40 TO 1, won. with Chris mas
Carol, to !, second, and Shamokin, 20 10
!. third. Time 112
Second Race-Sellius, 2-year-olds purse
$500, four and a half furlongs. Educate,
10 .. won, with Light Bah, TO l. sec
ond, and About 30 to l. third. Tine
0:57 as
Third Race-Selling. 3-year-olds and up
wards. purse $500, six furlongs. Sir Chris
topher, II TO 5, won, with Lexington Pr
rate. Is to l, second and Racebud, 3 10
/, third. Time III
Fourth Race-Three- year-olds and up
wards, purse $780, seven furlongs First
Whip. 3 to s. won. with Sweet Caporal
21a to ], second. and Tony HONG, 10 l.
third. Time 81 3-5
Fifth Race-Handicap. 3-year-olds and
upwards, purse $500 one mile and fifty
yards. knight of the Garter, TO ). won
with Double Dummy, to l, second, and
Magic Light to l, third. Time 80 AS
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Macon Presbytery in Session.

TalbotSon, Ca, April 12-The Macon
Presbytery convened to-day at Ephesus
Church, Bellview. Rev. w. r. Owens of
Fort Valley is the pastor in charge and
the attending delegates are DR.. S. L. Nor
ris, Rev. William NJ. Mckay, Rev. r. r..
White, Elder j. b. Hall, Macon Rev S.
D. Jones. Rev. W. A. Carter. Elder w.
G. Pease. Columbus; Rev. j. Kirkland,
Rev. L. G. Henderson. Americas. Rev.
II. G. Donnal Albany; Rev. c. H. Hyde.
Cuthbert; Rev. w. S. Strickland, Dub
lin; Rev. G. A. HUFF Bouland, and Elder
w. Thompson, Smithville. The formal
services Of the presbytery will close Sun
day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
$1,000
PROCLAMATION.
Office of the Mayor.
Savannah, Ga, April ), 1870

Savannah, Ga, April ), 1900
The following is published for the IN
forma ton and guidance of the public:
AS precautionary measure, and in view
of the fact that smallpox prevails in
many of the counties and towns of Geor-
gia and the surrounding states, and can
be transmitted through the medium of
the mails, express packages freight, etc,
notice is herewith given by the Sanitary
Board of the city of Savannah, that every
person resident in the city of Savannah
or the county of Chatham, must be vac
cinated within the next ten days, ending
April 15 1900, and that after the eXpira-
ton of that time the law will be rigidly
enforced as to all persons found not vac
Gina ted, follows:
Section 62, MacDonelPs code (acts of
1877: Vaccination Compulsory: Vaccina-
ton shall be compulsory upon all persons
living in Chatham county, and any per-
son or persons who have not been vaccl-
mated, and who, after the 18th of Feb
ruary, 1871 fail to be vaccinated, shall
upon conviction for che first offense, be
punished by a fine of not more than one
hundred dollars or Imprisonment in the
county Jail for not longer than one
month"
The city physicians will vaccinate free
of charge, any persons resident in the
city of Savannah or county of Chatham
who are paupers or unable from poverty
to pay for the same.
HERMAN MYERS.
Mayor and Chairman of Sanitary Board
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WILL SEND OUT NO TICKETS.
EACH COUNTY MUST FURNISH ITS
PRIMARY BALLOTS.

State VIII Send Only the Form to
BE Used. and the County Commit
tees Must Do the Rest-Wil1 Give
the County Press IA Little Patron
age - state House Officers Think
They should Be Exempt From
Assessment.
Atlanta, April 12-No ticket for the com
ing primary. to be held on May Is, will be
sent out from the state Capitol.
Gov. Gambler and Attorney General Ter
rel held conference in regard to the mat
ter this morning, and it was decided to
send only the forms 10 the 137 counties.
Several letters have been received by
both the Governor and the Attorney Cen
eral from congressman who are to be
elected. asking that their names be placed
on the ticket. but as several of them have
opposition, only the form will be sent. The
tickets are to be printed in the different
counties.
Gov Gambler said that the country press
as a rule did not receive much compen-
sation from the weekly editions, and he
thought they should be allowed TO have
an opportunity to make something in get
ting up the ballots for the coming election
Mr. Terrell was of the same opinion.
The form of the ticket to be used viii
be gotten up at once. and will be mailed
10 the committees this week.
During the conference the question of the
counties assessing the State House candi-
dates brought up. Both the Governor
and Attorney General thought the State
House officers should be exempt from con-
tributions to the county primaries, as they
have never been called on before.