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The Delawarean., 1900-09-12

.he State Treasury ito the support ot
the public schools as insufficient fol-
their Needs In order that the public
schools may be still further improved
and the burden lof local taxation for
school purpses be reduced, we favor
a more liberal appropriation from THE
State Treasury for IthcHr support.
In view of the improved condition OF
the State Treasury we believe that the
'time hlas come when taxes for the
maintenance of the Static Government
derived from manufacturing and mer-
camille licenses may be reduced This
may be done without increasing the
taxes levied ON real estate. We there
fore recommend "a writing and re-
formation of tlhe Static tax laws of
Delaware, and insist that our system
of taxation be made ITO conform in
principle 10 the following declaration
contained in the Democratic State
platform of 1898:
Taxes should be so Limited as to
place the least restraint possible in
The labor, industry and enterprise of
the people, SO that NO privileged class
or private interest may be permitted
to use THE taxing power for its own
ends.'
We favor the compensation of all
State and county officers by just and
proper salaries fixed by law, and be-
lieve that the system of compensating
such officials by fees received for the
performance of their duties should be
abolished All fees COLLECTED should
be turned i'm to the public treasury.
Good public roads would increase
the value of ever farm in the State
and lessen the cost of transporting
farm products Ito market. We favor
a systematic and scientific improve
ment of our public roads continued
until they are in good condition for
travel every season of the year, and
we believe that this can be accom-
plisihed without increasing the amount
of money now annually expended for
such purposes.
We pledge the Democratic represen-
tabives of Delaware in the Congress
of the United Sailes Ito earnest and
continued effort for the further i'm
provement of the harbor of Whining
Ton, the improvement of our other
navigable waters and the completion
/ lof THE INLAND waterway connecting
Delaware bay with Southern waters
We promise to THE people of Della
ware, under Democratic supremacy, a
continuance of the honest and econom-
ical government which they have here
tofore enjoyed and we call the atten-
tion of all good citizens of the State
irrespective of party, to the impos-
sibility of maintaining such a govern
menlt or of discussion or deciding or
dInary questions of government should
our State fall into the unscrupufouS
hands of tlhe Union Republican party
The conditions in this Saate due to THE
shameful corruption of voters are ap
palling, and overshadow questions o.
ordinary public policy, We recognize
the duty of our party to maintain the
honorable traditions and good name
of our State and pledge all Democrat.
to protect her treasury and the homo
and property of her people. All mus
realize that this is no idle promise
when they see a political adventurer
who has won dishonorable reputa
tion in business transactions, reaching
out to dominate our legislation and ii
secure control of the power which ap
points our Judiciary.
The Delawarean., 1900-09-12
A Great Convention of Elec-
tors Met Here Yesterday:
PETER ]. FORD CHOSEN BY ACCLAMAT|ON

No One Man RtJe PerUGded
this Convention, bat ECery
Delegate Had the Right
of Free Speech and Vote
and Helped to Make One
of the LSUeI5est C0nven-
tiOns EUeT KnO,Cn-De11s-
Ocr0ts to Ke0U 2,0 DefeGt.
The Delawarean., 1900-09-12

The greatest Democratic State Con-
Vention ever seen lin Delaware was
held here yesterday and lasted well
into the night. With belief that they
would sweep the State the Democrats
pitched in and struggled for every
office, either for their favorites or for
their counties. But spirit of har-
money prevaded every action, for all
the nominations were made unani-
nous and the delegates went home
singing.
Convention Opened With Prayer.
Chaplain of the House of Represen-
tatives Joseph Brown Turner, led in
the prayer opening lthe convention.
He dealt blow at imperialism i'm the
appeal for Divine guidance and urged
that the nation mot become a nation
of aggressors.
State Chairman Willard Salisbury,
lin opening THE convention, said:
II predict that the result of your
deliberations to-day will be the up
building of that principle found in TRUE
Democracy, THAT th'e majority shall
always rule. We have much, very
much at stake-all things which we
hold dearest, and / believe THAT from
ONE end of THE State to the other the
people are determined Ito administer
crushing defeat to the foes THAT as
sail U.S.
DIR. Robert G. Ellegood assumed the
chair ais temporary president and
Joseph H. Hossinger of Newark, DR.,
e. f. O'Day of Little Greek, and An
drew J. Lynch of Georgetown, were
introduced as secretaries. This or
ganization was afterward wade per
manent.
Platform Received With Shout.
Alexander B. Cooper of New Castle
appeared at 2.3O with the report of tht
Committee ON Resolutions and read
the platform in a resonant voice which
stirred the convention into the tirst
enthusiasm. ut was adopted unani-
mously, with appended resolutions tc
adopt THE pillow as the party emblem.
The convention hall was crowded tx
suffocaUion when Chairman Ellegoot
succeeded in getting enough order TX
proceed with the nomination of Presi
dential Electors. Messrs Rodney
Postles and Cannon were quiclzl.
nominated by their respective counties
and accepted by exclamation.
Ford by Acc1amation.
The nominations for Governor wer,
called for and as Chairman Thomas
T. fWeldin of New Castle caucus, aros
and presented the name of Peter
Ford as the unanimous choice of hi
county, there was deafening commo
tIon which was only hushed whei
Torbu c Roraall tho ykTilf,inoatnn ihanilx
er, was seen coming down THE stag
Ito make THE speech of the day, as Z
second Ito THE nomination of Ford
Mr. -Rossell spoke with great feeling
as did Mr.. Handy, who followed con
cerning the yielding of personal pre-
ferences and the unanimity of th
The Delawarean., 1900-09-12

three hours. 1t was long battle of
ballots, four being taken interspersed
with continual motions and commo-
tions.
DIR. Cooper personally appeared on
the platform on question of privilege
and said:
II only want to say THAT l am in
formed i'm Kent county caucus to-day
the charge was made that / had mot
been voting straight for my party.
Now l am not here seeking favors
from this convention, but one timing I
insist upon and that lis ON being heard.
In all the forty years of my service to
my parity, and you men of Kent county
know what THAT is, / have never
scratched man, and two and -four
years ago had the fortune to have
a man in the booth with me when ]
voted. i love THE Democratic parity ot
Delaware, and, come what may, pro-
pose to stand by it," The doctor was
vigorously cheered as he retired from
the hall. The ballots resulted thus:
First-Daly, 72; Hearn, 40; Cooper
As; Robert H. Wilson, 1.
Second-Daly, 72; Hearne, Al; Coop
err AZ; Wilson, g.
Third-Daly. 6O;Cooper, 40; Hearne
80. MANY delegates mot voting).
A Stampede to Handy.
Here Samuel r.. Johnson of Indian
River, a farmer with considerable
oratorical power, gained the respectful
ap5enalon of the convention, and in
a deadhly silence that seemed so wide
contrast ITO the chaos of the after
noon STARTED a stampede for Levin
Irving Handy. Yelling like mad, THE
crowd rushed around the former Con.
gressman, who was getting up to
speak, when he was seized and car.
ried down the hall amid deafeninIg
shouts of the convention to make i
by acclamatilon. The scene was a rars
one i'm Delaware politics, and lit was
five minutes before MIR. Handy hat
freed himself from the crowd lonE
enough Ito reach chair and wave
franItically to the president.
This lis unfair. / cannot accep
this. am touched to THE heart b,
this demonstration of your esteem.
must, however, have my wishes con
sidered." Ten minutes elapsed befor
order could be restored ito proceed witl
THE vote and this was THE result:
'Fourth-Daly; so; Hearne, 36; Coop
er, 49,; Handy, Q.
Mr.. Hsarns's Speech.
The delegates again became heat
The Delawarean., 1900-09-12
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. y

so justly deserve and which is in our
power to have"
The Fight For Congress.
Candidates for Congress-" declared
was ON his feet in an instant putting
in nomination Alexander M. Daily of
Dover Andrew j. Lynch nominated
Edward D. Hearne of Sussex, and
Samuel Armstrong manned DR.. e. w.
Cooper, all for the long term. Then
began a struggle which LASTED nearly
The Delawarean., 1900-09-12

convention where disruption was
threatened by the partys enemies.
The speakers We're so interrupted by
applause and the heat of the stage
became so intense that they were al
most unequal ito the TASK, but pluckily
continued Ito say things which struck
home in the hearts of the delegates
and had them doing first a song, then
ia dance.
The nomination of Ford was made
by reclamation, John F. Salisbury of
Kent county, making that motion and
Samuel T. Fisher of Sussex, seconding
til. Then committee was appointed
to wait upon Mr.. Ford at his quarters
DIN the Capitol Hotel and escort him
Ito the convention.
Kent County Man Wins.
Meanwhile the nomination of Lieu-
tenant Governor was proceeded with
and Charles H. Salmon of New Castle
county, who was nominated by Repre-
sentative David G. Rose, found oppo-
sitiom i'm DIR. William F. Hoey of Kent,
who was named by John F. Salisbury.
The balloting dragged along for half
hour in am awful confusion, but was
finished and DR.. Hoey was found to
have received 106 votes ito Mr.. Sal
mons II, Sussex county having voted
with Kent for Hoey.
Impressive Reception to Mr.. Ford
The appearance, through the trap
door of the stage, of the white head of
thte distinguished lawyer, Alexander
B. Cooper, was the signal for a tire
mendous outburst of cheers, for it was
known that the chairman was closely
followed by Ford, THE nominee for
Governor. Although a fine platform
speaker, Mr.. Ford seemed completely
overcome by his unanimous nomina-
tion and walked to the front of the
stage with nervous tread.
II am deeply sensible of the honor
the representatives of the Democracy
of Delaware have just conferred upon
me. ann also deeply sensible of the
responsibilities assume in taking
this place upon your ticket and in
standing before the people for election
as their chief executive. / hope you
will excuse my faltering speech, for
am touched to the heart. will only
add THAT I will leave nothing undone
bo bring about that success which you
The Delawarean., 1900-09-12

Mr. Hsarne's Speech.
The delegates again became heat
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04

STATE or GEORGIA. CHATHAM
COUNTY. Under ana by virtue of q u ~.
issued out ~ Chatham Superior Court Ia
favor 81 Burras nod Klopfor vs Louis
Coliaf I have ievlod upon the following
described property OF the defendant to
wit:
Seven "a lots Of land known IN plan
~ subdivision of farm lots. eight 80 and
nine 90 Morris tythiur Perclvai ward.
southwest ~ the ci'y Of savannah. drawn
by p j Thomas vlcii engineer. on July
18TH isn known aa lots two 90 and four
90 Block a. lots siX fG eight OO and ten
GW Block $ lots twelve and fourteen ugl
and 90 Block . also lots eleven nud
thirteen 0D and O3 Block -. being parts
- lofs ak 90 ana ten OW Third tything.
Arson wnrl. SAID above described prop
crfy being situate. lying and being IN tho
county OF Chatham aud state OF Geori-ia.
Ana ! Will oner for sale az public out
cry before the Court House door ~ Chat-
ham county. Ca the city 81 Savannah. Ga
on che FIRST Tuesday Ia January. 1901. the
said above described property 81 the said
defendant during the lesai hours 81 sale.
20 satisfy said q. a.. Sold az former
purchasers risk
Terms cash, purchasers paying FOR
titles T.. J. SWEENY.
shcen. G. co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04

shcrins once. city Court 81 savau-
nah: savannah. Ca. OCT. .. 1870 finder
aud by virtue OF an execution issuing out
Of tho CHS Court OF Savannah lee favor
81 American Linsccl Company. againas
Forest City Narnish Company ] have
this day levied upon the following do
srfihei property as the property of de-
PENDANT to-Wit.
an that vurulsh and paint mnnufnctur-
INK plane. consisting Of one twenty horse
boiler engine. paint grinders pots. kct-
Ties. vartlsh tanks ana other machinery
used 90 connection with said plant and
an located on stiles avenue in the city
o. savannah. Also 40 that stock 81 raw
material consisting OF roaln. oils white
lead. powder. etc. An contained ln the
building az said plant Also one % iron
safe and office furniture. consisting OF
desk chair. lottcr-prcss. otc. Also about
SIX 90 CORDS Of pine nrcwood the same
being located and contained also a. said
plant Also one % roau horse and one
ne-horHo wagon.
And ] viii proceed 20 offer same for
sale 10 public outcry on tho FIRST Tuesday
in December. 1870 (snmo being tho fourth
day or the month";. during tho legal and
usual houra Of eolc. ln front of the Court
House door in Chatham county. IA. salts
~ said execution. Defendant notified Of
levy. Property described in execution
Terms cash. +. J. WHEf.AN.
Shcrim g.. g.. =
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
CORNER PROPERTY OGLEruOaF' I1
ANENUE, AND LOIS.
&. a.. DOH~HsIvr. Auctionrrr

Under and rs virtue ~ ln order granted
Is fho Honorable court Of Ordinary OK
Chatham county. I viii sell at mo Court
House BOO savannah duriue thc usual
hours Of sale. on Tuesdny December {,
iaN Tor the purpose 90 distribution and
the payment ~ debts tho following. which
D. sold a. the property OF tho estate %
stofsc IA stone. dese1acd.
lot no o. Columbia ward ana the inn
protrmeuts thereon. consisting ~ a largo
two.story CA basement tor CELLAR resi-
deuce. with Store attached said Dot being
situated on Tho northeast CORNER OF Hab-
eraham tHd Gglathorpe avenue. formerly
South Broad street ana heins subject 10
an annual ground rent OF nftreu W-iO0 dol
iara payable 90 The mayor and aldermen
~ tho clos ~ savannah. also lots letters
"p" anu "G" iu Dale ward. lot letter
"b' having q front 90 aia feet on West
Broad street. between 1hlrty-eghth and
Thlrty-ninth streets. and facing Wells
rquare by q depth Of 300 feet 90 a lane;
Don letter tG' having front or thirty feet
on Thirty-oighth street between West
iirosd and Burroughs Streets hy "a depth
"a one hundred aud twenty feet to
lane Terms cash. purchaser paying FOR
revenue stamps
CHARLES W sAussY.
Administrator Estate Geo. u. Stone.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
"KEEP IT PRIVATE"
Politicians Have Joke ON One q
Chathnm's Representatives.

Politicians Have Joke on One oI
Chathnm's representative.
Some OF the politicians hove what they
think a joke on Representative Hitch. He
seems 10 have been an ardent sympathiz-
or with =. s Van Glcsen zoo his recen,
race Tor magistrate IN the Second district
A. least ho was in CORES ondcnce with
Van Gicsen about the williams bnl 10
place the appointments OF frochoiders for
the management of magistrates elections
in the hands OF the Ordinary. The day
before the election Mr. Van Gleson re-
ccived telegram from the representative.
20 the following cnoct:
Williams bin passed. Governor signed
bin Keep it private (signeD Robert n
Hitch. House 81 Representative"
In some way thc contents 90 this tcle-
gram became known t3 tho Nathaus sup-
p1rtcrs saturday night when ihe count
OF the votes had shown the reelection 81
Justice Nathuns. some wag sent tlc fol-
lowing telegram 90 tho p0ilucAn-represe
tatve:
Hon. Robert N. Hitch House Of Rep
roscntauvcs, Atlanta. Ga. Nlth1ns eleci-
Cd. Keep 10 private"
Justice Nathars was privy 90 the tele-
sram. bus whether Dee signed b.. or some
OF his supporters. has not been stated
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
NIIsCEIlANI.nIs.


HOT srUrFs GET THE GENUINE
ROT STVFF WITH hot STUFF
STAMPED ON HEATER At a. o.
klEl,NANs. 10 STATE STREET.
WEST.
pON'T TROUBLE YOURSELF ABOUT
moving your furniture. reiaStuE yoar car
pets OF mating Perry a Benton viii re-
neVo you of 40 That trouble.
pON'T FORGET WuEN rs NEED or
p.umuinc work a. e.. Price q 60 can DO
% cheaper for you than ans one else.
state ana Jefferson streets. phones as
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
a,wcr rip.. ORR brick uro clA. els an
yaruishcs eivr us call Adams Paint
Company
WANTED ONE THOUSAND HUN
gry people az tho southern Grocery Com
pany. iii BARNARD street
OUR GERMAN READY MIXED
paint is sold under guarantee. have your
house painted with d. Adams Paint com
pauy.
PERRY a. BENTON i20 STATE
street west. VIII move. pack chip or store
your furniture 40 short notice. also rem
ovatc your OLD mattrcHsos az utue cost
Bel, phone 1924
WE WILL FURNISH YOU WARMTH
for thr winter. try one of our Hot Stun
heaters. cheapest in town \. g. Price
q Co.. corner State and Jefferson streets.
phones eis
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENTS
ln every dollar Of your hard-earned hard
cash ~ the Southern Grocery Company
40 BARNARD street
a FULL LINE OF CRATES JUST
received. will SOL any of fha p1ratr
parts Adams Paint Company. i0i en-
rrcss street. west.
III IN NEED or a FIRsT-CLAss
range. W. can suit you in quality and
price. oar Sterling ranges are guaranteed
A. e. Price a. co.. State ana Jefferson
streets. phones t.s
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
by investing YOUR hnrd-c1rued hard cash
with the Southern Grocery Company. IL
Barnard street
ADVERTISEMENTS SET ~ CAP
TTAIS WILL rE PRINTED IN CI.AE-
sIFtED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
For TWO CENTS a WORD NO An
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 70C
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
Ton sAir-ui;cuILANBous.


COWS. WITH NOUNG CALVES. FOR
s.Ir can til West Boundary street. see
thom
lpE SALE ONE MULE AND HAH-
moss ard trueh Apply Sercven House
Cesr stand
FIRE PROOF SAFES WE CARRY A
Huo lime 20 ore proof safes lu stock az au
tn.a Tho parties can sce exactly what
they arc Eo.iug our Ireet arr ia low
as mauuta turrra Hnl %. with freight adj
GO Parties .ntvres 49, who wish "a good
nrc pront safe. wll do weu e. inspect
oHr atn.k lIpnmtu Hrus Lippmsn
ole 'k. agents cor mluufu e'rrors.
TUEpENTINE LOCATION For
sll. rs crops hrst year boxes. r. ao1 = re-
round timber. at 81 3D. ser Hcrs s. per
thousand boxes Cor lelsei tmb plenty
oi timber Co he got. loo hvo mis- 81 riiI-
road. VIII give possession now or ne md
N scn.on. Address Round Timber. care
Morning Vows
NOV EtTlsEMENrs SET rs CAP
lIAl-S WILL rE PRINTED IN CI.As-
SIfiEn pNENrISENENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS \ WORD NO AD.
KTlSEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 300
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NALt AnLE LAND oN PAVED ROAD.
A. A. uuuGrs4~t .n..tt,,,..

Under aud bv virtue 81 aa order grant
"a bv the Honorable Court of Ordinary
of Chatham county . aIl sen az tho
Court House ln Savannah during the
usual hours 90 sale. GA 1I EspAT. Dec.
q $500 Tor sac purpose az payment Of
debts aul for distribution. en-, following
pH 'hn property az the catuta OF A.. 81.
NlrIH.i. dte,uaed
lots 81 a 81 el e. and can interest In
lH' + ~ q subdivision Of that tract %
liId .n sl.d county and state. on the
MONTGOMERY aui Wator roads known as
i.'.t 'HinurwH. according to "a survey
HIir Dos Edward j Thomas Jan. 10. 1854.
,"Ht ~ which ls attached 60 "a deed
i.Hm Graham a ituahel Ca Typhiua -.
NtHt.d. recorded iu enc county records
'' aid county books a. folio $40 Tho
i".rr "f said estate in said lot 80. IS
''.HH unhHaRu and undetermined at this
'in. Iru# cash purchaser paying Tor
'F'na' HiHmr. and pinerv.
- O. NGHAAr
Admins .r1i'r %. estate H.. NJ. War
uDId dH,et..d
Tho HHotH tHl aIleina thr county lands
tp'"f itfUf nud 900 Che east side OF tho
Nater foil the aauthsrn line being
about d quarter ~ "a ule from the Mont
geometry cross road Tho nve tracts nrst
mentioned contain together about nfty-
three acres
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
INSPECTED THE NEW LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICIALS
WEHE n THE CITY YESTERDAY.


s,nde the Trip over the New Track
From AIIcndaIr to HurdecviIIe an
"A special Trnin-N satisfied
with the Trnck-It WIN he OPEN
ed Co General Traffic Next sunday.
umcinI- Who Made III the Party.
sauthcrn's nuiIdinE NctiNits "a
This section Now Cezses-ArrnnEc-
mcnts with Plant system salts
factor,-Mr. cannon Had Nothing
to say About Rumors.
A partyt OF officials o. the Southern
Halfway arrived Ga the city shortly after
noon yesterday by special train from
Auandalc. $. C.. where che nov track
az che Southern was encountered. The
lar train was lcf, at that point FOR
t4. special upon which The officials made
GO. inspection OF the new Line that has
been constructed from Allcudalo 90 Har-
d,.tllc
In mo party were Mr.. r. S. Cannon.
tnrI vice president and general manager.
Nr 49, A. Pcddlc assistant general man.
er SIR }. Il sands. general superin-
t..asnt of the Eastern district air vs.. H..
W.ls chief engineer Mr. n J. Wells.
.u,rnteudout % the Savannah division.
Nr Dr. O. Southgate. superintendent o.
utcnaucc aud way and Mr. J IL
uarrts general superndcnt 81 trans
.urtltou. The afternoon WAS spent la
city. and the party LETT last night for
ell. North
Nr Cannon said to a representative o.
'N. Muruiu- News that the inspection or
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04
WANT nnooM FACTORIES.
Applications for Them Received ~
the Central Railroad


the Central Railroad.
sort or boom IN broom factories
seems 90 have started Ia Georgia. Mr. r.
T.. Priichard. land ami industrial agent
for the Central Railroad, has recently re-
ccyied three applications from person
desiring 20 establish such factories along
zoe line Of that road They want the
Central 20 give them Information regard
ing sizes sidings. ETC.. and 70 see what
81 can DO "a the way of interesting farm
crs OF Che ncighborhooIs "a which they
pr1ru-. 90 locate 60 raising br ON corn.
This is said TO Dee tho chief concern or
those who contemplate establishing ths
factories. as Dc is the usual experience
THAI insufficient material can Dee secured.
Broom factories VIII bc "a novelty amon-
On. farmers of thls section They arr
common In some OF the Western states.
uuu the farmers uud ready market FOR
AN the corn they raise such would te
the ctfc u the factories were common iu
Georrll and 81 is said there is puoft TO
the farmer ard 20 the manufacturers o.
brooms .u che business.
Mr pri.chard Yesterday displayed some
Very fine samples OF the tops Of broom
corn. from which the hruoms ore made
They came from field in the ne Ehb1r-
hood of a factory IN South Carolina. Mr.
. rfcuard declared that no better corn
could bc raised anywhere than that
shown hy the samples. After cutting Off
thp tops from which the seed are brush
ci out. tho rest Of the stalk ard she
leaves can be used as food FOR cattle.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-04

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COZ NrY =
VIII bo slli. ou the drst ru. day iu Dee
ccmneg u,Nt bc.uf tno fourth dpy OF DE
stmnct - public Cutlery at tl, Court
House in tlb county Within the leEaI
hours of aair. to tho highest bidder Tor
oash certain property of which the FOL
lowing ls fuu and complete description
An undivided ou,-iourtl O.l part OF all
lhtt trace or ltni. wharf property. with
che apuurt sulucss. situated. lying und De-
ius leo tho eastern portion of stld city OF
Sayuuuah. Hrd known uul datUEui shrd
iu tho puu nud upon tho map or SaNtu-
nah as Lamar wharf sti wharf prop
rrW hoius bounded on tine Uorth hy enc
Savannah river els. hy IAmnra c1-
nal south hy trustees garden BOT number
fourteen. and wrft by the public dock
or the works 90 the Savannah Gas Com
pIuy and hN Reynolds street Bay stress
extended passing through rald wharf
property. tor,th4r with Oh the rghtr.
members, Embellishments uul nppurta-
uauUes to thr same belongings.
Said property losird ou az tho property
81 Harriet q Jones cNccutrN OF "a. Do
Nos-st Lamar to mtiffy an execution it-
sued from thD Superior Court of said
county on tho twenty-rTes day of Fcbru-
urr fssS Boa favor OF Frank a. Jones' ana
Harriet g.. Jones. adminlstrifors Of g.
3D. Lamar. against said Harriet e. Jones
eNecutriA. ls aforesaid said property
being in possession OF tlc owners repre-
scuting the three fourtha C.l interest tn
ihe said property.
This lst day OF November i9o0.
r. > swEENY.
sheriff g.. Co.. Ga.