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, - THF FOURTH WEEK OF THE OREATs«»»»~»«»"~- Bankrupt Sale of Landram & Butler’s Splendid Stock of Dry Goods By Order of the New York Creditors. The past »«••>. though *>«<» ,r - w, % e^^"'r?^S,lSi^V^t, go^l*W. k C« thi an'Mhiy'm lor such »ho»l»»(-s. C‘ «Jd ludgss who know a good thing andean *PP“ *'«<• II tom ana n V •nam° 7 '• () ~ mtnd wh », may aay who aro an.loua & n~d loTm.T.II and iintar. snd youi can -av.»£*JJ ’ “ P .ndThun b> -Vln, good^,.ho Bankrupt B^U. . . LANDRAM & BUTLER . . ULTIMATUM OF THE U. 5. It Will IW Handed in in a Few liny*. 110,0(10,000 In it* Ml Iff H fIM; f%t** %*** tft -—Tte# hwm n#4® p***+ . ft: 9*•***»**• #*«4te# hui «■’—*> i ■■ a it la #%» - «a« 4*t *O4 I|NNI t##l®Nte ®f ; III# t M ||— - - #*4ft »«**•«*•• mi te# , , . ft toj t * -m m I **«& ft mi Mpailti •* . I* Ik» Wfltf k«M ** fßirM - jvttil tar ******* at*— #* MmA*f j «# Tur'wrf> f tte*#l4te II if te#tlM #(l tte# \ km*+ **#•• will te# f‘*4f ** Mnfutay Wtett# (I* j| iriiria# fsitf j l^ r !■[ r»it *of pf.WMI Ite## j •fw *i*a* under tl* inwr#®#!-? of (ate ] Im grwai ears to it* rt*"*"* 1 rs • hat *av r—dM* ha tM favor 4 at tMoa •»«* latino* Tfca •*•» l»9 ngMUolagatl ewoawed • gaol Ik Ota fl liflUki •» «»)• toot «ga»org» dutn but thr t»#rtt»M *U aw j gulf* go ioog • tlto* to esaptet* tbo t*».k to hood Thoto »»• ko maxtlkC of tbo >otot pokr* r«n* mission todsv Tbo Agaartrkk ultima! am. H»a »k* Savutnud. .gvoto* kit tbot b*» hooo IbtM Or MMta*4«4 tor. at»d also kktnro the amount of rka wblrb thla government will pay brolo l» ro«*M»e*tk>* of bar MMkiitiM** (k aoronnt of pacific baaoka .atkMll In (Hr proftetnen* atm Hww^* l *" Island of Lagoa Tba amount of Ihla cask pay tKnt la not kaowa. b»t tbarr Is bosia to' tba baltof that It la approx haata y |«o ono «*0 Poor folk mult set to gether. This store is a »nll» operative* sympatniser In its prices- They are cut to m et tha mill cu‘. Tomor row we will offer special barsa ns in every depirt— ment. We will not cut the salaries of our employes We had rather cut down our own individual ex penses. We have Ladies', Misses’ and Children’s Hore at be a pair. Ltdies' Undervests at 15c ana 25c, the b *st ever sold for th - mot ey. Mens Under wear at 25c, worth 35c, and at 50c worth 75c. If you have a dime to spend we’ll give you the best money’s worth, and for a do lar as much mer chandise as $ I 50 wi I pro cure at other stores. Then again, if fine go ds are desired, why, we ai-k only an inspection and com parison. We know what the result must be. MACAULAY & CO.. 8 I O Broadway. Visitor From the Last. Mr. John Whitehead, representing the Notion department of J. H. Dur ham & Co.. New York, Is in the city. H<» waits on the trade of Mr. W. F. Dritttain. who is so favorably known here. He is much pleased with this, his first visit to Augusta, and says the far famed Southern welcome has been ex tended to him. Icsurcents Active [Associat'd Press to Sunday Herald.[ Manila, Nov. 19.—1 t is reported that Uollc, capital of the is'and of Panay. Is in the hends cf the insurgents. The VnL<d States cruiser Charleston and the U. S. gunboat Concord have gone there. Tae Soan'sh cruiser Isle de Cuba and Isle de Luzon, which were sunk dur ing the battle cf Man*la. have been fitted and docked at Cavite. Callahan Knocked Out. [Associated Press to Sundgv Herald. 1 Meet- York, Nov. 19.—At ths Oraan wood AthUt'o Club in South Brooklyk tonight Terry MuCovem, at braoklyu. kneekad out Tom Calitoui. cf Pbtli delnhlfc. la the tenth round. Tha tee*, were to fight at lir, pounds and whh , one ortn free. CONFERENCE SENSATION The Book Concern Matter I p Again. I Burt lUwIbflHH t lfct ! «•**• AtMl H Kw tata V« a%m l* Tta n F i • faf» r# arm II * *r*9*K‘m INI i IVtataffi « " 9*99 j n#%#iinnNi »*#*«uni fNta wy llpr j. c Wm*mm •I ll# fNtaWMNI |<NNtaONI: !•«•*] iNmnf *• ta WlN 1 HMMm j«hf * pr*r#«N*Mi ******** <*m jfpinci tap i!m» IPmnml #*»*'«»•*•* n***% ••flfNh!* IN|H#lMta'M* •••4 •• IllNNNHtaMta «mH tp# B*m ***** «» «f «ta CMMtan rtew. il ta#o4. T!fe*« «* **B**tf rpitatal 4*pHri*t |tr»* tl»*4 tejr tte# l«Mil4 tatetef)#! »t 4 Itty *M fur fte# BMMIk I ~Tfcirl. Thmt n* %** **^ j <**gf btmk *****%*. Si'##wr** ** *** j limit h. h**+ in My 4*‘#*« i * ,m * j |AMt*4 1,1 *!»■<**»• 4* ■ »«*r# ’ f»* ''' ' | IM* *Ml#f Ite* *•!•* 1* ita* IfttH *m Irllwta# «# *»f NifafNßNi teta®* !4#r, tn 4 ill#J ** Iteat »#* If ami# tte# * hut* *' ■*.'-ui4 te# •* ii f , i i ft* Jtey (te4f a#4 irtfffNftt f Fcurth That «• ««a tent v»#w #ttl» |#itfi>rt*# u»4 f##r#f tli# tan that I# «*wr J te»awi#4## iw» #rtkm ha* »*#m t*krn t« : »i*h> la* # tmrwihar 4 a## 4 ***** • Fifth. Tte#t mr th# rfiom »( - |«#v#f»*mnt »t »h* rtiltm ®tafa# rr *®istte. That ## #*»/!'*r»# th# of I opr hlahop* tn th# matt#r„ #s«' a #pt that Ik# do n*t think that anv con<itth>n phoiiM #ttarh to th# r#tum of th# m*m i *"i • I Tte# r#«4inc of tte#a# raaolutim* n#- |at#4 a a#naattoti am th* floor. an*t a : motion mad# to lay th# r##«*lutl4>n# ion th# tabl#. whirl) provokrd r«mal4#ra i hi# «I lar ua# to#. anO an Inquiry of th** I tilahop aa to wte#th#r th# r#w»lutlona. If hold on th# taW#. #n<l#d th# matter, and Jth# blahop r#pll#d: “No. not n#*#a*»atily J —th#> ran b# tak#n fr* tii thf tabl# at any lime and be acted upon.” The motion to lay on the table was put and j |oat by a vote of Tl to 9. On motion of Itcv. Upecogsb, the res olution. were referred to m *i» i«I coin mittee of Jl, composed of ministers and laymen for ronsiderstlcn and report. After the vote had b»en laken on the resolution* a motion was ad"p*eri that the— and ail other papers in c.mn tton with the publishing noue- be re ferred to this spe.-lal rommlltce *>f », the laymen to i>e named by the presid in# #!d#r rich dipfrfet. The order of the day-report o' the board of education »«« announced. The report was read by Dr. A. Coke smith. It ws* *n sble psoei. Itesolutlon* complimentary to Bishop Ornnberry were adopted. McLtthberty ihearin - a suspicious noise in the kitcb»;nV-Moii;cy, phwat are yez doin' on* thee? Little Mike-Nawthla. sor MeLubberty i <o nl: )—Well, stop it at waned " —Tit 's. //' ,/V **-> . , 7/4 y ’ \ \ % , ) i \ Ats i' GESFJtAL EMILK) A©U*INAiIK>. ‘'lndependence or fight is his platform. TTOBD AUOUBTA' SUNDAY HERALD DEAD FROII THE FEVER C use of N cllo\% Jack in Wasdiinjcton. lif orftitH Jn Blfi r«i Nkitutt. fAw felKd F'#a# ## #4K4ay ) WtthiHg ’**. Nat fte, -<• JkhHtel# Ik- If# |#»r* )# ffc‘aate<tMlU4i ***** 4#« » tea a i® M iQlBf frv# N#w \m% fH , wte#r» ter #rrttai Mattar fm# VKite### te# had te#«#i #l### aDfTt |d#rv4 I# a r *«R# #ll#4 Afire Mr MHttr • tai.b • k»U4r fftjLfti#d fte# IwfH ad Irnard to hi®. It mat tntki s roaspaakn a ho had Mk ckd .bowed that Mfli*r bad been kult» it! oa tba Mwsger and that Iks writer of tbs Vt'er th e in Piiuioo. Pa . v tba ttkir of wt. ,'e*, the ITth V- Mkkt. bimsrlf gifrHll from srwip tom* which IV Woodward aayg to a wall informal physklan amid appear Tba o#r*ra of tbs marine hoapital ssrrire also investfg.lad tba rasa and after soma laboratory trsik tonight pronoun* ad H yellowr fevar. f>n learning of the Illness of tba man at P.ttaton. Dr. Las, of tba IVtmayl ,anla stata board of bsallh. waa com ma P Lest*d wt h. and at bis regusai on of tb* tba marina hrsolml sarv r» jrsl frvrr expert* left ionigbl for Fittiton. Bov*t from Ppnn«vtvan'a, Ohio. Minnesota anH Mary'ander* and Michl- R *ndf»r*. ts vou nerd anything In Furnishing goods write this number in your note bo«ks, 810 Broadway, and be as sured thTt you will be well treated and given the very best of values in Shirts, Underwear. Socks, Handkerohi-fs & other neces ary camp artie’es in rur line. Re nt mber 810 Broadway and the name is MACAULAY & CO. Twelve Deaths. [Asscciatcd Press to Runilsy Herald.] Ponta del Gado. Nov. !».—* he Span ish transport Andes has arrived here from C’uuan ports with a number of re atr a.ed Spanish troops. During the eyege there were twelve deaths on •icsrd the steamer and many of the o.iUecs were dangerously 111 on arriv cg here. FOUGHT TO THE DEATH Bloody Duel In Mil ledjrcvilltf Vcjtlcrda>. TW SUilets nt ll* F*««m il • Ntffei I»kfl : <l# •. 9toft I* —W 0. Fta##ft j at Mult lm Issi ««*4ar *•»♦•! W II ®#4 1 1 » IHaKlrft 1,0 FlK##ft #%* 14 t : t M . fataitf it ia#if~l <44 ma# flai#* i ! mm* if,iff lliniqifl fte# teaftl4 te# W. II j !at a '* flt *; #f# a#4 te* f#tl 4*t4 I Tta# DawT #i#h4l ###r teia fat ter» • • : v *t4). aM #o## teta i *•* v * liter#* ta#4a teXtetef m ii. TV® \ raiK a r*#*#®rant te* te f*' ft»l#ft f-ti»#•-«) film tei-awt tte# •#"! ft#*'! Tn® «*Kt <4# ®a4 i® tea* fa fte## ®te«* In # Kte#»tKriatet. ati !, f If*# t®# ###*ain“ terwd the Msski # is the dttM. w b*» the tmtttle WgriMNl. HF. SAV3 FIGHT. Aguinaldn la Fa* lwdrpw*«toM* we Death. I (Associated Preew t*» Puw4*» Hecokl J l Igimt'wi. Not. 19 - There Is much 1 agttstlnw .Ulema the Plitptko reprrsek- 1 1afire* In Kumpe ever the Philippiß i.itkkttoa Rycryihlna posatble b> helm done to | led ure Prakee to rrriaalse the so-called [ Filipino reptlbtie A teh gmm waa sen, j ! by Aguntalto to At insldo sshina ?»>r 1 ins:ruction* and the foUotrhi* reply Is 'said to have been received "lnals! upon nbnolute Independence i Otherwise Ught to the desfb. *-Ve are Lll united and the gorerrment Is pro- j Igtvsalm smoothly. All the In.leper- : {•lent tribes of the mountains are auh- j | muting to Agnlaeldo and lh«- rhlefa | jare bringing in presents cf gold The etateiuedis made by General ! Wesley Merritt in reply to ftw appeal j of the Kitlpino jtinla of Hon* Kong to j [the American peoile bare caused in- J Idlgnatlon ampng the Filipino*. Tbev l are especially Ineensed at the summ it lon that tb«y would loot and at the Idea of being grrerned as n colony. GEN.YOUNG HAS ARRIVED (Continued from First ) Company 8.. raised at Bt. Paul. Capt. johnh Flnehnut. Fl:si Miut George Bookslavcr. Second Meat. W D Mitchell. Company K., raised at Minneapolis. Captain Thomas Leonard, Second Lieut. D. D. Tenny. Company M , lalseil in southwestern towns. Captain C. W. Gilmore. Company K., raised in Brown’s val ley, Captain A. 8. Crossfleld, Hr*t Lieutenant G. I. Becker. Company C., ralsesd In Lichfield, Captain Joseph Morrison, First Lieut. R. C. Dewey. Company f„ raised in Minneapolis. Csptain C. B. Bond, Second Lieut C. V. Patten. Company 0., raised in westsern part of the state. Captain L. S. Nelson, First Lieut, F. Y. Ferguson, Company F„ Captain J. O. Brandt, First Lieut. B. S. Bennett. Company D„ raised In Willmer, Capt. M. W. Snleer. Company L., raised at Duluth, Capt. G. K. Gibson, First Lieut. T. W. Griggs, Second Lieut. Clark Elliott, quarter master Third brigade. First division; acting ordnance officer Second army corps. . ; Company A., raised at Minneapolis, Capt. F. J. Barrows, First Lieut. F. C. Vincent, Second Lieut. L. H. Hub bard. Thirteenth Pennsylvania. j The Thirteenth Pennsylvania is ra ! ther a small regiment, but the men are a fine set taken individually or es « whole. It has never had a canteen *nJ contributes maok et their goud : hssiih te this sauae and the eready habits of tifee men. The aoagiandlng officers of Lhe r*fl- Aisbi. are. ' Gad. H 'A. tioummu, Meat. RSI. F. ,ff. Stlllweil, Majors #. A. Wootl and |E. D- Feljow-s. Acting Adjutant D. J. I Davis, Quartermaster W. R. Gunster. T'4#te##t N II W j tetri lo#K* U. Hftt #t<te#4 Iwtaifl i . I w fl##Jaf#fte ti tartrt U I A tateMte j Ifiroi Umi W. K Ms s**m* {itawf V ■##*«*# n«r~n; a r** * I. * **** 1 * t**4 flfat M®hc Mat fteMtate. - (JN®|l rriaa-MAO® CaVIMMIf F Ttefte 11. T. tteNHtetef. I jftev'O®# Uta< te $. l Dmpssf II - Otp i * K.tw j twwh. Ftews M*wt R R Dsrri. torowd j jlJkkt, Rohe*** j C —IP * rt*M UtM R. Rnrbbwwwr A*. *wd I #ni ■* . m Wnry j dnwMs* D rapt T ntllmaa new j Ijewi * w Ikgim. toewnd I**' A ! K fNiir Company A.- Cat* A A Drawn. | 'Ftrws ld#nt. Joknnon Aeemd Ltoi j John Kettk I ttMb Peww.tl'nwia Among the member, of the Ktgbtb #lt *»f fte# telrtOl IKifHilar «w r**tf j \ Iteiafft Tte# f*tar#m tel# fft»#lf*#«##t | a#4 ®<i #••* ®|* il tell *te# Iterflra i Tte# *fftr4 N»»<B#r» ‘ rtf aom# of (te# 1 j runyssk* are etperts and the m*a j j lire high I The commanding °A ( *o are Col Tbetwlore Hoffman. Urst. Col. iK, H Watta. Major. J. B Hutebla *oa. Ma)nr Wm Holme*. Quartermaa- Ner L. V Ranarb. Chief itorgeoa Ma : lor Jon. • Aaat Surgeon. Meats Mon tlbas. Darosda and Roberts, Adjutant Gilbert. The two baiialkia* of the Rightb | IVnnsylraola roisisl as follows- Major Hutch! own of the First ha* 1.1 Inn I Company. G. raised at Carlisle. Pa - ! Captain Wm Speck. First Meut. l. It Bundle, Second Meal W. A. Ilnrr. Corny an v C. raised at Chambcrs burg—Captain H. 8. Gillespie. First Meut. Weller R. Stover, Second Meut | Sam O. Bowers. j Company I. raised at Wrlghtavllle-- > Captain John Drennlng. First Meul. Harry Wallark. j Company D. raised nt Hsrrlaburg- CsptHo D. Mhbensteia, First Meut i Bcrgstrcsser | C, mpnny A. raised at York —Capl. 'Adam* Gatver, First Meut. Calvin Beidcn*trtick *r, Second Meut. Pehall. Major Holmes of the Second hnlll ioa. Company D. raised st Tnmauus Captain Conmd. First Meut. Kline. Second Ment. BischolT. Company K. fr>m Oirardville—Cnpl. Kilward Fnrtie. First Lieut Charles Duffy. Svoor.d Lieut. Fume Comnrny F. from St. Clalre-Car*. l.nrry Dank*. First Went. Barnhnrd. Seoond Meat. Msobman. Company E from Mahoney Cltv Cant. Harris. First Ment. Geo. Brit*. Peo-nd Ment. Blnkcsl’e. Cor""onv H. from Pottsvll'e —Cant. John Cwens. F'rst, Lieut. Hopesilne. I Second Ment. Hoff. Last «eternonn H,** 10th Dh'd un*ler their Mentsnunt Colonel. h**M a regl menlal drill, the Aral one hold hv an*.- of the reelmonts dree the'r arrival In the ol*y. A splendid exhibition of mill- i tary nmnoeuvers vvhk given. Hospital Corp*. The last member* of tlie efficient hos- > pital cotna of the Ist division arrived j yesterday ami Joined th* so who have , been her,- for some time. Office!* :il*e : MaJ. J. K. Wool bridge, Lieut. Krnest Fetzer. Dr. William Alden: Dr. M*.nt.*- llus, Dr. F. M. Hr,'one. Dr. Bwjfig Jor dan. of the National Relief Commission nnd hi* assistant, J. L. Shirk, LI. Burl and Lts. Hill nnd Frv. With the corns: are Surgeons S. S. Turner, J. C. On Baker and D. Maclean. Jr. Signal Corps. There are two signal corps here. The latest arrived the lit!:, started at New ark, n. J.. then went to Washington barracks. The sixth company was made up at Camp Alger, where it was Joined by the ltth. They both went then to Camp Meade, from there coming to Augusta. The two companies liav*- received praise on all sides for their woik. The officers are, in the 11th' Capt. Carl F. Hartmann, with Lieuts. C. I). Chandler, Carl Darnell and li. B. Daa gett; in the Cth: Capt. C. C, Flat’ . capt. C. B. Hepburn. I.ts. Frank P. Tate and L. E. E. Bs .vse!. . Engineer Corps The men w hose set vie* is sought on aj 1 sides are the members of the engi neer uurpa. Muttered i*k at Fert iiherldjn. tltey went to Middletown, from which £k)ml Jftsy same to Aurusttt. Since their tu rival here they have dune an immense sreount of Work And ure atill busily en gaged . There are two eomottiil'h* here —Co. C of Cincinelnnatl, Capt Huijton ami Meut. Purington commanding, and Co. Boys' Clothing. Tailor, V#nt#«*. Ro«ft*r and Blouaa Suits; beautifully trimmed, some have a military tendency, others are decidedly nautical. $2.00 Up tO 58.50. Men s Top Coats. Winter weight Coverts. Kersey*. Meltons, Diagonals. Cheviots, Whip cords and Worsteds. The garments old and young men are eager for. SIO.OO up to $2500. I. C. LEVY'S SON & CO.. Tailor-Fit Clothiers. - - Augusta. Ga wr Aitn *«• • i ~* 1 STANDARD off Patterns 'l.us i5l YLIS t 1 - LOW i. 5T PRICI .Vrti •! * N’Q THOMAS & BARTON, Agents. H. of Omaha. Capt. Webber end Meut*. Vincent and Howe. Cavalry. It ie Indeed seldom that any body or men attract the attention and admira tion that the men of the six troop* of the third cavalry do get and well de- j serve it. Taken »s a body, by troops or > by single Individual*, the are hard to ! excel. ’lhe officer*, nesrly ail graduate* of: West I’olni. an- already recognised s* ! prumineni figures In Augusts's m-»*t *e- | levt society and aie welcomed where- j ever they choose to go. The men of the troop* are tieautlfui specimen* of manhood. Perfect gentle men w ho have sho.cn themselves ready to defend any lady in suited, perfect hortiemen who pride tbem*elve* on Ihe care they liestow on their horse* and perfect specimen* of manhood, they are Justly gladly welcomed by ull. Since their stay In Augusta no com plaint of their conduct has reached our ears, and we believe that much good behavior will be shown hy them during their utay here ami every j i citizen will be sorry when the day 1 comes for them to depart. The offleer* ■ of these troorw are: Major—S. M. Swigert. Troop D—Capt. G. F. Chase and M. | K. Walker. Troop M-Lt. D. L. Tate. Troop H—Lt. O. Mm. Troop U—Lt. H. Patterson. Troop L—Lt. C. A. Hedekln. Troop A—Capt. J. O. Mm-kay. The adjutant is l>t. C. B. Hawkins and the quurtermaster and ronimlwrry Is t.t, O. W Bell. Surgeon Heller is in command of lh<* hospital. Official Order. The following order was Issued from the third bilgade headquarters; practi cally th*- same order was sent out from the first brigade: The following change* in the hours for sounding calls and tor drills will take effect on the 20th Invi.: First call for reveille—(l:3o a. m. Reveille—6:4s a. rn. Assembly for rollcall —(i:->0 a. rn. Breakfast—7 a. m. General police of camp—7:3o a. m- Sick call—7:3o a. th. Guard mounting—9 a. m. Drill, school of companies—9:3o a. m. Recall from drill —11:00 a. m. Dinner—l 2 noon. Drill school of battalion—2:oo p. m. Recall from drill—3:3o p. m. Parade —! fl. nt. gupper—u p. m. Tattoo—V 0. m. Cull to quarter*—o 13 e *"• Tap*—9:3o p. in. pn day* where tJiar* 1* no parade, nrstcaii for retreat. Arts p. m.. and te irtt&t roll call 3:00 i> nri« Oir f -Jlc rpl3ctfl.]l st taps. By command of Colonel HofT mitti commanding brigade, tl. Wilson Norris, captain and assistant adjutant general. Today being Sunday the drat rell»- fjfts set vice* will be held. Any of the eltlsens who d*atni to attend wllll be gladly welcomed. At 1:10 yestetday morning the first section of Ihe train beating the wag on train and *th signal corps arrived. It is followed hy the other two with horses, mules, wagons, forage, tentg and many other needed article*. The two signal corp* will probably move Ihelr tent* down Telfair street to ward the Ben-Air golf links. If they Jo they will have quite « preitty camping ground. Superintendent Moore of the stret ear line ha* lieen lushing all work possible on fixing the double tiat-ks. Between fifty and a hundred men were busy yesterday and were working nearly all Inst night. The company will be able to aecommmcdatc the latge crowds that w ill go out. The telephone line now connects corps headquarter*, division headquarters, both brigade headquarter*, all regimen tal headquarter*, exchange, depot* of quartermastei and commissary, hospi tal cavalry, nnd engineer and signal corn* Only a little more work will have to I* done. Several of the arc lights were in use Inst night. There will lie plueed about twenty-five at the camp of the main body. '*■ *<■( Field Trials. Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 19—A spe cial to the Observer from Newton, N. C., says: This hu* been a bright nnd favorable day " the -astern field trials. Th* all-age stake was concluded late this! afternoon with the followingßAvlnuers: First. Joe Cummings, handleu by Vic tor Humphreys; second Plnmonej, handl’d by C. K. Buckle, ood third., rude B„ handled by George Grey. The subscription slake is to be run Monday, nnd that wi” conclude the trials for this season. UP-TO-DATE METHODS v TTNTTRINGr ENERGY/ BRAINS AND PUSH, HUSTLE, JUDICIOUS SPENDING OF LARGE SUMS OF MONEY—— “>< ~ -. / - ‘ SO nt. OF THE METHOD* THAT MAKE THE HERALD FAfIOUS.