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4 SEW STEEL AIR SHIP.
5E THE W
for theUae of
AP h Pl lCl..town Navy Tard-The
*'"' „ i
from "?* —Formal application by ,
Bpa-ros, July _ will mde to the
letter* di s J T _ for the use of the
SiCnft * r -^ t y a rd at Charlestown, with its
5 v : r3 “; r n jLrer and implements, for the
mschineir and the proposed airship
jSLiJwho- inventor U nowin this
Cl£} \ ._f nr nr Arthur de Rausset, in
Thl * Ttlw Tracy, asks for the
I bls ‘"il ,;. yard, as mentioned, for the
building an air-ship of steel, ac
to his pirns and specifications
cord.:* L H;iuj . a biU 57X7 now
which are re. ‘ statos that Con
beforeCOaCU f the committee on
tenaia-- i. an appropriation of
P 0 1! , r ’ i?v t r 'e ovtrniiient for the sake of
fliO.Oi-J L> t-.e iof this novel ship.
assisting m the -d g by the wnff
M X matters, the subiect was
debate "' lagt session. As an m-
f 1 r n^f 0 the government to permit the
<lu ; " 'P navv-vard. the inventor says that
“* '-y n .j c ii; tit at the service of the gov
th ™ - P t to defense in case of foreign war.
equipped for warfare
„ A SedUv and effectively destroy eu
ironclads before any damage
tir ' , ‘ jto our defenceless cities oil
T'.tcS O? the United suit.,.” He
fordte use of “the steam power, ma
±. implements” at the navy-yard
).'ir Ather expenses to tue department.
v’ - tins letter of Ur. de Bausset will be
es of the Aerial Exfabi
tio-i Association, which has part control of
t “new invention, seconding his request
\ -avi’.srtliat the va:ue of the proposed
air shin and its practicability ns an in von
tiv. .re guaranteed by Prof. E Colbert, a
well-known mathematician, George VC
v .lyuie chief engineer m the nary depart-
T ANARUS" Coi W. H. Paine, chief engineer
.j; Brooklyn bridge. Meanwhile an
t i, being made to raise funds by popu
iriptions for the building of
immense air ship. It is hoped to secure
vmw, and the money is asked for with the
aiidiug that the success of theluveu
k is not guaranteed, and that if it fails
rtii' -ni-criliors will lose their money. The
is p aced so high, in part, because it
V h lie necessary t” make special machin
ery If another ship of the same size were
ii : tlih it is believed that its cost would
i.,,t , xyeoii S].YJ,OOO. Subscriptions are
icing solicited for stock
Shari, iff PI each, up to the
KstU'it of $250,000, and a few have come
i. siren 1 . According to the plans of the
prvßKiterx, half of the stock is to beheld by
■ Dr. 4- iuuiv*., and the ocher half is to bo
■ beldtro) oi'tionally by the takers of this
M popular subscription. With tire ludorse
■ merit which has become secured for the
B principles on vvhiph the air stiip is built, it
■ isvedthat.it will surely succeed, and
I tfca: f :■ exhibition purposes it will prove a
■ paying investment, L> say nothing about
B it-.’pr r "..i'..; use for the transportation of
■ passengers and freight.
B Tire scheme of this monster of the air (for
B the length of the Ben Franklin will be
■ grate: than that of iho Great Eastern) is
Brack as might well come from the country
Bet Juies Verne, of Liberty Enlightening the
■ World, and of the Eiffel lower. It is iut-
Bniw-o mis design and bold in its attempt,
■ ! rnc model ha-, been built Pi prove tlie
I pc. ' irai,tliiy of the theory, for the reason,
Bas tfc inventor tells me,that in a model the
■ prepw; us are so small that there cannot
Bur secured the ratio of vacuum to the
■ "eight of the ship that is necessary
■ * snake the contrivance float. Therefore a
■ full-sized ship must be constructed for a
Hfair trial of the experiment, The new
■lease:'.- of tt.is latest attempt at aerial nav
■ wtuici it that, instead of using gas and a
I- x reservoir, the inventor i oeavors to
■pr cm a vacuum and to keep all the parte
■< f his invention perfectly rigid. It is pro
-811 1 make the shell of this cigar-shaped
■ halloon of steel, with its interior so sup
■pirtfil by I, races that it wili withstand any
■atmospheric pressure that ran possibly be
■bsouyht upon it. The pressure of the at
■ni c:a a i t:.o ea level, whan the temper
■atmc is at the zarc point ut tiio centigrade
■ttormonieter and the mercury in toe tube
V ( tile barometer stands at thirty inohos, is
■ s's.fs. lets than tiiteeu pound; to the square
■ lnci - Tim thickness of the shell of this
■via; us is to he ~m , forty-fourth of an
■r ch ' **>■ He use of tim braces inside at
-vquei.t intervals, it is stud that a pressure
■ tmriv-three h"imd s to the square inch
■awheresist-al. Thus there has been secured
ia ~, tw ice the resistance that is
■n’ 1 . rh ‘ mventor says that tills part
B . dl ' investigation has coon settled l,y
WCtusl experiment, so that he is sure that
Bva™,.!,’ dan K er , hat sides of the
K; '"*11 bo ciushed by atmospheric
question of what is called
fo ; < ' e - I ::H w figured out wholly
■ h basis el f (H-citic gravity. The gen
*sVirHt'tT ntl,that e a bod T wi >l float in
■tun's n‘ , U Vi U u Ut where ils Wight exactlv
al '''U.e air wlncii it displaces. It
■ninieil. U nn f bausset to displace an
■JgWM anio'mtof air and thus to get a
HLr atir f r ß f“i £jr - ' "'.lUiigcncies in the
air " s -'P- * b” cylindrical
r m ‘ S to ba a bout 454 feet
B*t Ih? a‘ aiUeter wiU 1,0 about 145
Bril' make T rU ‘ g ° r ; no3 at oach end
Kri tbe h >tal length about
Bk onlfnri, r a,noUl!t steel
B“'-L:ekms',r° Uh of atl inch
B^ht th^i < ‘‘ o!npuU ' tl ' as "" n as, "c
■ieiTts 1, ■: t,ie br,lcs all d Other attach-
with S t i,? r v° 3ad to USH aluniimmi
■Sbtiw ThS t ii" 1 m v ° nl " r to *curo
B?r, raa ;;„ ";" !Kht \ T air-ship,
■b .ut llh nni/ Sdd is calculated to be
Bound. 1 , aud H the , s u a lovel is -*’•
Bis mime,ise' r w lt ’i V 'T lgl i, r of ,ha air i“
B r Ta - St ‘ v more ‘than .", •?ol pounds,
■upposmg tkat h i of tho or -t lr ship.
■>' ■:j i i' !,,,a i ris pamped out so
" uld be t'-'inarters vacuum, then
' " V 1,1 Bpeuif t°
B l 'trachr,g ,^tn P h P °" UU
■pa:.d am,,,," tbla *'* weight, and the
of . as , there would remaiu a
J hls *ould“i t ho U t'. l8 ’ or .“ l Udy&i tous -
Br 1 ;' - I tue ship.* t ' eoratlca l carrying
a..d fr, ighkistobe
B r,: ' lr ''d v; vacuuiu b y meuu3
bo used a, and o mollvo power is
K " w ‘ ,r ii like M ' row n which
wi n ■ , tua . screws of n
d; S av “. it is said, the
*' to i ;: l ;.,;.;:’;/';nie..:o 1 ,0, K ) cubic feet
of . .... tTU. give thocara
■“ ert 'nil hi. n,. ■' 1 nulos mi hour.
Bjt't.igt:,,. b.-cjuiutic lumps for ox .
‘lelit ‘i, t \ ~! " '| 10 I: ' J KO body of the
fi-atvi-...'. ’-aiculatiou of the iu .
".til fr . , * 1,1 bu •vaucy can b,- b
-8 • o-.e-ualt to Uiree-fourtLs
mto th,/‘ ‘ s dte '*-C‘i to asc.-nd
t'.' ■ b * ' OJ t. and if it is do
■ Iu an bo admitted,
s .-. Ac gravity. Eight
: " K ’ austing screws
\ 7 ' ’ :IT : ‘l ovation. p,. ur
,J at each „,o Pi’-tforin u ider the
*V,-- 10 n Mm, t> J,* lld will be used in
So'
Ky’ n- r. Ti u r > r ‘ lrecL lj uufler
-.vn, ifo .Xbout
'i] ’• ! Oarrv •■o'i x '’octed that it will
■ V:.
■
Bans et has been before the public in Chi
cago with the mir.e invention and that a
company was formed there, known as the
Transcontinental Aerial Navigation Com
pany. for the purpose of enabling him to
build bis ship so that lie could start on a
trip so the north pole last summer, but the
requisite capital did not appear. Now bo
trios this plau of a popular dpllar subscrip
tion and hopes, by the aid of the
government, to get the enterprise on
its feet. He has prepared many figures to
prove the absolute certainty of success,
and his speculations, calculations, and pre
dictions are full of fasoination, though they
should fail when put to the test. The sup
port which has been given to the plan hy
men and papers who may well be supposed,
to be trustworthy, helped to remove the air
of romanee which necessarily pervades any
undertaking of the magnitude aud novelty
of this, and makes it seem as if, after all, it
might be possible. Dr. de Bausst is a
French scientist about 00 years of a<je, who
has given many years to the problem of
aerial navigation. He has never been a be
liever in tbS balloon as likely to solve thiß
problem, but has long held that some kiiid
'of a vacuum would be necessary.
Weather Forecasts.
Local forecast for Savannah for to-day:
Partly cloudy, light shower in afternoon.
• Special forecast for Georgia:
RAIN Rain, stationary temperature,south
westerly winds on coast, variable
in the interior.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan
nah. Ua , July 26, 1689,and the same day for
eighteen years.
T Departure j
Mean Timpkratckx i tram the Departure
for 18years;July'26,'89.j -i-or !Jan.-l, 1883.
82 ! 84 I-1 T 2 I— 483
Comparative rainfall statement:
Departure j
Amount for Amount from the Departure
16 years. for normal j Since
July 26, 'B9. -|-or |jan. 1.1859.
J 6 *|T l6 i-!- 923
Maximum temperature, 90.0; minimum tem
perature, T 7.0.
The bight of the river at Augusta at 7:38
o’clock a. iA. yesterday (Augusta time) was
7.4 feet—a rise of 0.8 feet during the past
twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending 6p. m., July 26.1889. 75th Meridiem time.
DisTßtcrrs. I Avsraob.
1
N .„. K s^ ,f - j Mfn. Rain-
tfons. ( Tem P| Temp faU -1
—i j ;
Atlanta 10 [B3 72
Augusta 1 2 j 92 72
Charleston 6 ; 92 74 .11
Galveston 17 i 96 76 .00
Little Rock 14 | 9? 74 .01
Memphia,^..,......... 15 88 72 27
Mobile 9 ! 88 72 .80
Montgomery 7 j 92 72 .07
New Orleans. 13 I 90 74 .25
Savannah 12 96 74 .29
Vicksburg 5 36 74 .38
Wilmington 9 I 90 72 .77
Summary
Means
■ - * ..n.
stations or Max. Min. Rain
savannah DtsTaiCT. Temp Temp falll.t
Alnpaha * i ..
Albany 96 78 : .00
Bainbridge 94 74 ! .00
Eastman 98 74 ; .00
Fort Gaines 102 72 I .38
Jesup 98 76, ; .24
Live Oak.. 96 76 3.71
Millen. 98 74 .00
Quitman 90 76 .00
Savannah * 90 77 *T
Smlthville a.. 98 74 .00
Thomasville 94 74 .08
Way cross 92 72 . 02
Summary
Means..
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ail stations.
Savannah, July 26. 7if6 p. m.. City time.
Temperature. !
Direction.
- . X |
Velocity. 9 j
Roinfali.
NAME
or
STATIONS.
Portland .....I 62! 8 I. i Cloudless.
Boston i 64 E : 01 JP’tly oioudy
Block Island 86 5W121... (Cloudy.
New York city.... TOi-N Bj ’ . I . .‘Cloudy.
Philadelphia.. 06,N EJ4, .01 Cloudy.
Detroit ’. 74, S j.. ‘Cloudless.
Fort Buford ZB j N 8i jCloudy.
Bt. Vincent........ 70 \V | jg| 04 ClOu4y.
Washinkton City.. 68 : E i o| 66 Rain in g.
Norfolk 74'S E ; YOiOloudy.
Charlotte 72;8 Ej 0 I.6Bjßainiag.
Hatteras 70, 8 . .B.B.Cloudy.
Titusville 76; 8 j.. .76P'tly cloudyi
Point Jupiter, Fla.
Wilmington SOISW! ft] CiSCloudv.
Charleston B*lßW,io'. .. Cloudy.
Augusta 76|N E;.. I .10-Raining.
Savannah 80 S , 8 *T P tly oioudy
Jacksonville 82:SWi2 .OllCioudy.
Cedar Key* 82 SW 48 Cloudy.
Key West 84! K 0 Oltcioudless.
Atlanta 70 NW 1 1.70 Raining.
Pensacola 7S;Cm! . *T Cloudy.
Mobile 74 8W .. i1.28 Cloudy.
Montgomery 801 W .. *T Cloudy.
Vicksburg 80; 8 .. .50 Cloudy.
New Orloans 82 \V *T lOloudV.
Shreveport 88 W . .14: Cloudless.
Fort Smith fitfi N ... 1 Cloudless.
Galveston 84 N .. .01 P’tly cioudy
Palestine 00(8 W .... Cloudless.
Brownesvifle 84 S E 12 ....Cloudless.
Rio Grande 94 8 . . Cloudless.
Knoxville 74 SW’. .26 Cloudy.
Memphis 84 MW .61 P'tly cloudy
Nashville 76 0m 1 . .04 Cloudy.
Indianapolis 60 E . ,92iCloudy.
Cincinnati 70 NW 14 .06. Raining.
Pittsburg 72 E | 6 . . Cloudy.
Buffalo 7.2' 8 E' 6 ....: Cloudless.
Cleveland 74 NEj 8 . . P’tly Cloudy
Marquette. 74 NW 3 .12 Cloudy.
Chicago 64:SW| 9 .02 Cloudy.
Jbhutli 72;Cm 'Cloudldss.
St. Paul 76 NW; Cloudless.
Davenport ........ TSNWfI. .04 Cloudless.
bfc. Loute 82!CmK. C2-aoudleas.
aAHi&B City 82* W Cloudless.
Omaha.. 80 SW! (W Cloudlesa.
Sioux egy 84'S E
Rapid City $2 N 61.. . jCloudv.
Cheyenne. | 86;NWH81... |Cioudless._
*T denotes traoe of rainfall.
c. b. von Herkmann. Observer Signal Corps.
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SCARED A CHICAGO -JURY.
DR. JEKYLL AND MS. HYDE APPEAR
IN A COURT ROOM.
The Young Man’s Appearance Com
pletely Changed While Ho is Telling
His Story—He is Afraid That He Will
Do Murder.
From trie New York Sun.
Chicago, July 24.—Harry Munzer wo*
brought before Judge Gary this morning to
be examined as to bis sanity. He is about
27 years of age and a fine-looking young
man. For four years he was entry clerk
for Edson Keith, and his in
figures whs considered something wrtuder
fui. He bad boen subject to gloomy spells
at periods about two years apart, during
which he would become a recluse for weeks
at a time. He spoke of these.
“Just tell us about the last one.” said the
court.
“I feel something appyoa-hing heavily,”
said the witness, “but I can take care of
myself hero.”
Beads of prespiration stood 'on his brow,
but ho displayed no nervousness. “The
queer sickness came on mo again about a
year .ago, said be, “and this time] became
much alarme i at t e devolopmeu.s. I
seemed to be approaching a state altogether
different from the natural one. An tgue
iiko feeiing crept over me, beginning first
in my brain. I was then living at my
father’s house ou Vo est Bake street,
i'ly mind did not seem growing
weaker, but it seemed to be al
tering its functions materially.
Presently the sight of a tod or anything
with a blade would start every fiber ami
nerve in mo to tingling and I became afraid
of myself—afraid for my friends. I felt an
Impulse grovpng upon mo to harm or kill.
I knew wliat I was about. I the
faces of my friends. I had a cool control
of my mental faculties. I was not out of
my head in tbo least, but them was a desire
which seemed to be muscular as well as
mental, and wholly apart from my natural
votitions.
“My father saw only the outside of this,
and I dared not explaiu to him the com
plete revolution in my being. He sen t ni#
to Lake Geneva to be treated In a'private
institution there, atid now for seven months"
1 havo boen there under tde constant ev e
of several experienced physicians. They
have been unable to assist me. I grew
worse. I knew it and. realized the dread
change. Never have I lost my senses. The
doctors gave me chloroform, but
‘I fear that it has hurt my nervous
system and served to augment this
fearful development rather than
cure it. We consulted, and thought a
change would be good for me, i now insist
that Ibo placed somewhere, so I may be
watched and treated differently. The week
I have been hero since I left Geneva I have
not been home. I will not go there. I be
lieve that some rapid change for the worse
would take place immediately should i go
back. This mania would unman me, and
force me to do that which I havo been bat
tling against. I would kill them. 1 might
kill myself, and yet 1 would know tvbat 1
was about.”
What terrified the jurors was tho com
plete ehaugo in his features as he proceeded.
From an innocent, harmless expression at
the beginning, his features wore a look of
extreme cunning and malignity. As fie
proceeded deep lines appeared in bis cheeks
beside Ins nose. The eyebrows fell dark
and tike corners of the mouth drew down.
His forehead wrinkled up as an old than’*,
and his voice actually changed so that
a listener might have suppoesd that a man
of 45 was talking. The words came from
deep down in his chest, and, in fact, the
entire aspect of the man was changed. He
bent forward in his cbfiir, his shoulders
stoopod, and his eyes became watery. It
wus remarkable. The court gasod at the
phenomenon before him in astonishment.
When the narrator reached that portion of
the recital where ho spoke of killing, the
jury gazed upon tho fat* of a man about to
commit murder.
“That will do,” said the judge in a husky
voice.
Hunger startled at the command.
He looked up wildly, then fell back in his
chair, half exhausted, with a sigh. Tears
fell down his cheeks. The wrinkles dis
appeared from bis forehead, the fiondish
-'expression left his face, and a minute more
he wus the young man, Harry Munzer
again, with tbo innocent faoe.
The jury brought in a verdict finding
him insane.
Sometime since, on arriving m this sec
tion, I suffered with a severe headache
which lasted four weeks. 1 tried several
remedis-, but air failed to give relief until I
obtained a bottle of Bile Beans, of which
two doses cured me entirely. Last July I
was taken down with indigestion. Doctors
and ail other medicines failed to relieve me,
-but a few doses of tbis wonderful remedy
Set me on my feet again.
Prof, D. A. Tarrant, Madison, Fla.
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\\T ANTED, a baker, in Tampa, Fla.; a single
* v young man preferred. Apply ROBT.
BTOEBERLEIN, Tampa. Fla.
Y\'ANTED, a cook; good wages to a suitable
v v Jiorson. Apply to No. 83 Gwinnett street,
corner of Abercoru.
W ANTED, at once, two flrst-oiass moulders,
-v one flrsLclass blacksmith, at SCHO
FIELD'S IRi >N WORKS. Macon. Oa.
YYrANTED, energetic and responsible agent
v for the sale and bottHng of our celebrated
Budwets and Bohemian Exfg>r’ lager beer for.
Savannah and vicinity; (foods ulready widely
■introduced. Add res-- the PfUJISPLOT BREW
ING COMPANY. TiillajelphjA Pa. ,
A COOK WANTED.—-A good plain cook for a
family can secure permanent employment
at one of the healthiest places in America by
applying to the undersigned. WALTER T. Me
'ARTHUR, McArthur, Montgomery county,
Georgia.
EMPLOYMENT WAJITED.
!.>OOKKEEPKK who is coiupebnot and has
lJ experience, will be open for an engage
ment Aug. Ist. Address Box 55, Morning Newf.
MI SC EL LA.M ISO lIS WANTS.
YY T ANTED, house for small family noar Whit
* v akor street, south of Gaston Address S.,
Mornhig News.
WANTED, a flat of three unfurnished rooms
* by man and wife without children, per
manent parties, not further south than Liberty
street. Address Box 33, News office.
TO-DAY— You to try IIEIDT’S Pure Sugar
Jy^93c. pound to-day only.
\\T ANTED, a second-hand Remington type-
T v writer. Address L. A (XL this office.
t OSE not the opportunity, fpr at HEIDT’S
1 o chocolate creams are 20c only for a few
days.
IIOI’SRS AND STORKS FOR RENT,
JPOB RENT,-frame dwelling ou Hull, between
Whitaker and Barnard streets. ROBERT
1L TAT EM
L"'OK RENT, No.. 146 Huh, -•oreer Whitaker.
Apply ta 140 Hull street
RENT, thdse new and welUnge, just finished,
I corner Hall and Tattnall; hot aud cod
water;-possession given, Ist August. Apply to
W. P. BAILEY, corner liuH ana Broughton.
ij'Oß RENT, 154 Jones street,between Barnard
and Whitaker. ROBT. H. TATEM, Real
Estate Dealer.
IFOR RENT, from October Ist, No. 79 Brough
1, ton street. Apply to Da. ELLIOTT.
for rknt—mibc*lla**oera,
tpOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
merly occupied by Artesian loe Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
Nows.
- ■!■■■■■ i m
FOIi BALE.
friORTY DOLLARS will buy a largo lot near
East Savannah. ROBT. li, TATEM, Real
Estate Dealer.
L’REHH Turnip and Cabbage Seeds from rali-
X aide growers at low prices. TIIK G. M.
HEIDT COMPANY.
Building material—Fifty thousand well
seasoned lath* for sale cheap. Apply to
SALOMON COHEN.
17 OR SALE, forty government mules, in
good condition; will lie eoid cheap; can be
Been at Kentucky stable*.- Apply to W. I.
O’Brien at stabies, or capt. Oaynor nt Pulaski
House. GAY NOE & OKHE N
IFOR SALE, lot with dwelling and store boar"
X the city, on a public road with big travel
and good trade, cheap. I. D. LxROCHE &
L SON, 168 Bay street.
IJOR SALE, the Fruit Farm and Vineyard of
the late John C. Taylor, located about
six miles from Savannah. For particulars ap
ply to L W. LAXDERBHINE. Executor.
L'N ’E SALE upon very easy terms. Lit No. 112
X Grantluod ward, froptlng on HI,. Nicholas'
street, near St. Marv's home, arid convenient to
Belt Line cars. This lot is 31X100. on very high
ground, and beautifully 1 floated for a home. A
r-rsou desiring a good home oau. secure this
1 upon very easy hums at a teak opt, Me price,
as tho owner wishes to make a quick sufe 0 f ,i
C. H. DOKSETT, Real Estate Dealer.
. "1.Xi1.l. 1 -" 1 ... IIHLI L_~
LOST.
1 GST ou Tuesday evening lther<m 6:25 Ty-
J bee train, or on the island, qpg diamond,*
serew setting. Finder will be liberally rewarded
by returning to ABE S. GUfcKJSNfIEIIIER, Bay
and Jeffebson streets.
BOAHDiSre.
SUMMER BOARD.—Special rates madeHfor
table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at the HARNETT
’ HOUSE.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
TWO DOLLARS paya for oue dozen flue Cabi
net. Photographs, as manv for eight by ten
frame as you wisli, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
GU.'B, 149 Broughton afreet.
SUMMER RESORTS.
F'XKST-CLABS fur;..-:-.
withoat tard; omitral location; c. tr. r, : t
t<-> elevated and service railroads; onlv desirable
Parties need apply. MRS. T. H i.AM!I! i: i Hi
le-xlngtou avenue, near •Twenty-ninth street.
New York city, N. Y.
TO THE MOUNTAINS. Weaver
X Tryon City. N. C.; a few tKiarders taken at
reasonable rates; mountain seen r> : everything
from tho farm. Address G. G. WEAVER.
M ISC ELLAS EOL 5.
•> "f I C. POUND Hts'cial Mixevi Candy. Ben
•zil HEIDT'H Saturday siieciai prices?
| AC. TO-DAY for hixteen cakes Camphorllve
llf Moth Destroyer. HElDI'b for reliable
good*.
/ ’ IVEN AWAY to purchasers of Nic. worth
vX of goods a soda ticket, at HEIDT’S.
1 !TO. TO-DAY* for HEIDT’S Corn Cure; also,
IsJ Isbiss Teat Powder
TJHICKLY HEAT, chatlug an 1 alf eruptions
A of the skin cured by using HOKACiNE.
Try it
I CiC. HAIR, Nail, Tooth. V.'hisk and Bhue
I"' Brushes, .Sponges aud Chum.cs at
HF.IPTS.
OlD' TTTTS DaY for Unbreakable I rearing
Combs. Try Peaches and Creaui ut
HEIDT’S.
’'pill: finest Western are kepi at J. J.
A JOYCE'S MARXET, corner Liberty an
Abercorn *treets; he does not ;.n, -ir,,grass
meats, and his customer* testify to the *up -ri :r
quality of all he sell*. Try bim. lelephone 107.
LTSE Dr. Btoodm.in i’s Remedy for Dyspepsia,
J sure cure, quick relief in flatulence. LIV
INGSTOS’S PHaRM AC Y
r pR V a tine melon from JOYCE. None but
A the best, and ice cold; Liberty and Abor
corn streets.
I MUABUKA KE.Y WEST CHEROOTsi" 10 for
I 28c.; a very good smoke. LIVINGSTON'S
PHARMACY
X AMES BENNETT, the Grocer, Gordon and
f" East Broad stnvts, has a* fresh Huppiy of
Effingham melons thi* morning. Send out and
g A something good and <■ id.
N OTICE.- My place of Imsineas at present is
at Messrs. Gtickenhelmer ,S Soil’s old
stand. Bay street, near Whitaker. JACOB
COHEN.
\V T ATKRMELONB-E'retih and genuine, just
* received at JAMES BENNETT'S, Gor
don and East Broa l. si recta.
f?RO6TED CREAM 8< (IU, Limeade from th •
I' frliit, Pineaiiple ilon Bon and Pinoapplo
Steeple, at LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY .
TO EFORF. you tn\y or sell property consult
I > ROBT. H. TATEM, Real rotate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
THRESH GR( a'KRIF.S inabundanei at JAMKB
X BENNETT’S, Gordon aud East Bread
streets. Prices guarautood all right.
KEEP your beds clean for one year by tho
use of Edsou's Bed Hug Killer. 28c. at
UVINGSTON’S.
UVrVOBCKB —A. GOoUKK'H. .-.Korney at law,
A/ 121 Dearborn street. Chicago: advice free;
21 years experience; business qnietly and legally
transacted.
X”NGLLSH TOOTH BRURItES, only 20e.;
.1 j worth almost double, and every one war
ranted. LIVINGSTON'S.
STOVES.
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IN BAKING
—AND ALL—
MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN
JUICES, BY USING THE
WjRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR
SOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON THR
Marvelous bespits
LOSS IN SNRIKKAOE OF MEATS.
Very few people know that tho Rhrinkaffa of Meat*
roasted ia n elewe ov*u 1m from thirty-flue to forty per
cent. All meat oontoineaeventy-tlve per cent, of water
aiidotilrlwenty-uve lot cent of folia matter, and the
lose that in niHloin tne roaNtluaiN made in toe #vap<>.
ration of the juice which is the vitai* i abt >f Mju.r.
Effect of tho SOLID OVEN Door.
A ten pound Sirlolrn medium or well-donv will he
&EDUOZD to SIX pounds und four otinoea oflioseted
Meet, showing a lose x>f throe pounds and twelve
ounces of juice. While the loss is ifIX per cent of the
total weight, It allows the enormous IgObd OJP Flfit*
PEJi eKXT or THE FITHJE.
Effect of WIRE GAUZE OVEN Door.
A TEW pound Sirloin, infMilumor well-done, will be
reduced to nine pounds and einkt ounces of Roasted
Meat, showing ii lohb of eight ounces of juiqo. While
this loss is five per cent of the total weight.lt shows
tho very small loss of ih;t 6EV ks i lu cent of J UWM
Tend for iliustrateo Cirouiar and Price Lists.
EXCELSIOR MANF’G GO., St. LOUIS, MO.
For Sale in Savannah, Ga.. by
CLARK & DANSELS, Sole AgtS,
THE NEW SOUTH.
A SEVEN-INCH TOP COOKING STOVE,
WITH AI.L THE FURNITURE, FUR
#lO.
Size of top 2.1x2k inches. Size of oven 17V6
inches. This is the best bargain ever offered.
CORNWELL &CHIPIYIAN,
156 CONGRESS STREET.
WATCHES AND JKWKL.KX.
Watches, Diamonds, Silverware.
A. L. DESBOUILLONS,
81 HtTLX. BTREHIT.
MV STOCK is now complete. I tore tta Ones*
selection of LADIES' aud Gh.NTLKAISNTI
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES of tto tort
make Flue JEWELRY in Diamond Setting*,
STERLING SILVERWARE, for Wedding pre
•ate, of the very owt quality, in elegant easea
Specialty ol
18 CARAT FINGE? RINGS,
BRACELETS, WATCH CHAIN.’. GOLD and
SILVER-HEADED CANEd and UMBRELLAS,
GOLD SPECTACLES, GOLD PENS and PEN
-01 LB, FINE FRENCH CLOCKS, aud many ar
titles which for variety, design, quality and
pi-icea cannot be surpassed.
Optical goods
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
tiiie'm Rmired fel M Worlta^
lottkry.
UNPHLUkDUiItD AIIKAQION !
OVER A MILLON DIOTRIBUTEO.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
by tth? for Educx
tionhl and clxaritahlo pur( twofl. aiul Its fran
cr l”i* iiiad a j sort <f the fireamat ?iate t’onsti
tntion. in ’. fly an oVtrwhHmtfir jx^pnlarT''to.
n- M wnfom tahr place
Kd>i-4iuiiialS\ Juiip iu l 1 Dcccmb%, and its
<;nwn hixOlk m >idi:u nuv\u\(.>
taki* piutV In each other fen mmithi
of the* year, aud are nil drawn iu public, at
ho Academy of Muilc, !>ew Ortemni, La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity of Its Drawings and Prompt
Payment of Prize*,
Attested as follows:
“U> do her??']/ orfaj j that we the
a namjf'ment* for all thf Mov.thly and Semi-
Annual Drawing* of I'he howeuina State Ltd
ter'j Comfjany. and in pei‘4>n manntfe and c >n
tnil the I'ra i*., /i th, m.n Ire*, an l (hat Th
same are conducted tcitU honetty, ft limes*,
and in go<>d f<tith toward all parties, arid ice
tiuth n z the Company to u-e this certificate ,
with far simi!-m of our signatures attached, in
tts advertisements
i onimi)*itioner.
T4> the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prize* drawn in The Louisiana State
Potteries which may he presented at our cma
ters.
K. M. \V UAhUtY, Pre. LouMnnn \nt. Ilk.
PIKUHi: L\\\|\. l*rcn. Male Afl Ilk.
\. I'rr*. IN'pw Orl'Miim Aat'l lilt.
('Aitli hIUIA, I* rex. In ion IVailonnl Hank.
Grand Monthly Drawing
Aliht) Aendemy of Mufilo, Aew Orleans,
Tiiflmlay, August 1.1, I
Capital Prize hi 300,000
lOil.iliiD I’iri-rts at |erh; IfiGvi-, 0IO;
Ouurler. <jis; 'lVnlli, #‘2: I’weulietiiii 51! .
UKT OV PHIZES.
1 PRIZE OF S3OO,(XXI is $300,X)
1 PRIZE OF 100,000 Is 100,000
1 PRIZE OF 60.000 is 50,(XX)
1 PRIZE OF 2f.o<} is iS, OOO
2 PRIZES OF JO,iX) are 20,0 X
5 PRIZES OF 5.000 are 26,000
26 PRIZES OF 1,000 are 25.000
100 PRIZES OF 600 ure 50,000
200 PRIZES OF 300 are 60,000
500 PRIZES OF 2(X) are 100,(XX
APPROXIMATION PHIZK9.
100 Prizes oi SSOO are $50,000
100 Prizes of 300 are 30,000
1(X) I'rizos of 2no are 20,000
TKHMINAL PRIZES.
990 Prizes of )00 are 99.900
999 Prizes of 100 are 99,900
i.134 Prizes, amounting to $1,054,800
Nor*. -Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
ratified to Terminal Prizes.
agentsTw anted.
For Cum Rates, xr any further In
formation dnsired, writ* legibly to tho und‘'r
Hifpied, clearly stating your reside nee, with
State, County, Street and Number. More rapid
return mail delivery w 111 in) assured by your
enclosing: an Envelope bearing your full addrowi
IMPORTANT.
Address M. A. DJI PHIN,
!\ew Orlciuv, La.,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Unwhlngton. D. <*.
lly ordinary letter containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Cofnpanies, New "York Ex
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters Contain
irrct Currency t 6
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Aiew Orluani, La.
“RIJMBMnEH, that the payment of Prizes
h Ll AH WI LED IIV FOIJK IVATIO.\AL
HAMiK of New Orleans and the Tickets are
signed ly the President of an Institutiou. whose
chartered rights nrO recognized in tho nighest
Court*; therefore, bowhre of all iuutations nr
anonymous sch^inef.*'
UAL DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part <ir fraction of a Ticket. IW4UBD lIV UN
in uuy Drawing. Any tiling in our name offered
for less *ban a Dollar is a swindle.
SPORTING GOODS.
SHELLS LOADED
BY
Winchester Repeating Arms Cos.
—:rcm—
TRAP SHOOTING,
VERY CHEAP.
CALL AND GET PRICES
—FROM—
G.S.McALPIN
31 WHITAKER ST.
FOR BALE.
MT. AIRY HOTEL
FOR SALE OR RENT.
MT. AJRY ia on tbo Richmond & Danville R.
It. BC) uiUes from Atlanta, Ga. Tno hotel
fronts the right of way of .-aid railroad at tlie
highest point on its line. Its altitude and cli
mate afford exemption froirl hay fever to many
who suffer fro in it elsewhere. For 1> “yean* it
tins been a healt h rasoru The hotel contains 43
rooms for gu‘sts, 14 for servants, two large din
ing rooms, parlof, office, arcade, front and rear
verandah, haul pie room and dancing iiaiL About
r>oo acres of lan i arc appurtaiuoi to tbo hotel.
Hotel and laud can be bought for SIO,OOO. It
can bo rented for a ternr'of five years at
jier annum. The hotel is not furnished. It has.
recently b'**n thoroughly rejfaired, and is now
an clean as if new. and is bountifully supplied
with pure water from a well 10 'feet in diameter
and Cos feet deep. Address
mimisov & Id'KPj.EvS. Aflnnta, Oa,
Wii OLKHjVLJU UKOCKRtk.
G. DAVIS & SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PROVISION. HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR,
and commission merghants,
196 and 198 Bay Streat. . Savannah, Ga
(WKitIALK iVoIiKS.
CARKIiGE WORKS.
S4NBBBQ & CO..
St. Julian, Congress and Montgomery streets,
FRANKLIN SQUARE.
We Offer to the public tfia best work la our
Uae in tlie city. S
PRINTING.
rpo COUNTY OFFICEBS—Books and Blanks
A required by county officers for the use of.
the courts, or for office use. supplied to rater by
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING UGUaL. *
VrttiUfcer Dtreet. bamnnoh.
LEGAL 9AI.FS.
UNITED STATES MAJIBH
T NDER and fly virtue of err execution issuing'
L- oub of tho Fifth Circuit Court of the
I'nited-States, for'the Eastern Division of the
S ntheru l ustrictof Georgia, oa the sixthTCth)
day of Ivc*’uitxcr, inravorof WILLIAM Of.
RIDDLE, as trustee f SENY ANN S. KIDDLE,
aud the plaintiffs named in said suit, and
- HEXJAULN J. WILSON, I have thia
■day 1-viedAipon the followiiiK described ptwir*
arty, to wit:
That tract or parcel of land knowti as the
“Fraucis place,V coatalniD^one thousand (l,p00)
acres, more or less, being part of what 4 known
a> the Iflddie r)lagat>on, situate hj the Ninety
third cjS) district of Washington county. Stateof
Georgia; said * Trancik place'bounded aa
follows: North by lamiH t(f tha erath of Mr.
U C. Summerlin, deceased; west by
kn>wn as the "Kiddle Brown place." and*the
threo thousan l ("fi.OuO> acre tract known as the
‘"Mrs. Kiddle ulaipa,*’ south aieo by the naid
‘ Mrs R.'idle claim," and oo the east fly lands
known as the **Heu M<ye place.**
levied on as rae proyprty of the defendant,.
BENJ. J. WIIAJON. Notice driven defendant 4n
w riting and will sell the saaie at public auc
tion, together witlfall the rights, morniiers and
appurtenances thereto belonging, injr- nt of the;
Custom Hoi•;* .1 or, iff tfl* city of Savannah,
county of v'hatliarn and Htata’of Georgia, on
t h-* b IHST TV ESI >A Y 1N AUG UST NEXT, 18W>,
between the legal hours of sale, after having
been advertised according to law.
Dated at Savannah, Oa.. this the 4th day of
August, 28Hf. -W. \\ CORBETT,
United States Marshal.
BANKS.
Cheque Bank.
(LIMITED.)
Established in London in 1873. Office.
4, Waterloo Place, Pall Mail,
Bankers: Bank qf England.
REMITTANCES!
\NY one having to send money to any part
in Europe will And the cheques of the
CHEQUE BANK to bo the most simple, the
cheapest ami the safest method of remitting.
\V<* can furnish Checks of any amount from 10
shillings upward at the lowest current exchange.
Those checks ar* treated in England as CASH
#nd arc accepted for,such by tho flanks, hotels,
railroad companies, steamship cx>mpanies. gov
ernment offices and all other public places,
simps, etc. In the continent they can be ex
changed at similar places without the least in-
CiHivenience* or loss of time, and THEY AL
WAYS COMMAND THE HIGHEST OF EX
CHANGE. No identifloation or indorsement!
required. No commission charged for exchang
ing. /
We solicit tho patronage of the public and we
feel certain that a single trial of the Cheque
Dunk system will he sufficient to promote an
entire adoption of this method for remiltapcea
and other money conveyances.
M. 8. COSULIOH A CO.,
Sole Sub-Agents for Savannah and Bruns
wick. oa.
General United States Agency: E. J. Mathews-*
(fc Cos., No. 2 Wall street. New York, N. Y.
LOTTERY.
LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARTTYr j
ESTABLISHED IN 1877 UY THK
MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. 1
OI'EHATED T t NI)F.U A TIVKVTY YEARS*
OONTHAOT itY TilF MEXICAN INTERNA
TIONAL EMVKO V KM ENT COMFANY.
Grand Monthly Itrawin<s hold In the Moresque
Pavilion In the Aiatne,la Park, City of Mexico
on.i publicly Oonducted by Government Offi
cials appointed for the purpose by the Sucre-
Utriox of the Interior aud the Treasury.
diuwino or AUGUST 11th. 1889.
CAPITAL LMtIZHI 30.000 t. J
PRICE OF TICKETS. AMERICAN MONEY
Whole,, #2 —-Halve,, tg I-Quarter,, SOc.
Club Ratos; 27H Tickets for SSO U. S. Currency.
UST OF PRfZKS.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF 830,000 is. *3O OOd
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF SIO,OOO i5.... lO.OOOM
1 CAPITAL PRIZE 0F... 5,000i5..... B.OoSj
JiHtANU PRIZE OF 1.00UU... IVkXJ
IPSUZES OF Mi ure... j'.uOU
r PRIZES OF 800 are... 1 WOli
10 PRIZES OF 200 are... 2,000.
75PRIZES OF liioare... RWX^
90 PRIZES OF 40 are... B.WJ
£7SPHIZES OF 20are... 7,StXM
789 PRIZES OF 10aee.<> 7,891?s
A PPROXIHATION PRISES. ‘
to Prizes of $.'X) approximating to $30,-
OtXt Prize 2,509
41 Prizes of $lO approximating' to $ij t
-000 Prizo IJW9
80 Prizes of S2O approximannir to $5," *!
OiJU Prize V ggj,
759 Terminals o’ $lO, decided by $30,000
Hrize 7,99(1
2,209 Prizes amounting to .$ 89,299i
All prizcN sold in the United Slates full, paid
in U. S. Cnrroncy.
-
By terms of contract the Company must d<v
posit, the sum of all prizes ’ included in thj
scheme before w!Uneasiit|fle ticket, and receive ”
the following official permit
LjC/i fll-ICA 1E- - l hereby rertif/ that the
IxmiUm Hank of Mexico and South A metrical l
Ims on vpecial deposit the necessary turn*id to ■
gunrant- e the payment of all prise* draws by t
the IdOteria de ta Henehcencia Publico.
It. HODRIU UhZ kIVKUA. Interventar.
Further, the Company is required to 'listrib
nts 56 per cent, of the value of all the tickets ia
prizes—a larger porportioii than is given by any
other Lottery.
FHially the number of tickets is limited to 80,-
r.oo 20.1X10 less than are sold by other lotteries
usingfthe same scheme.
For full particulars, nddresi U. HASSETTL
Apartado 785, City of Mexico, Mexico. .j
SUMMER OOOItS.
ANDREW HANLEY,,
fire Window i
WIRE HffOß SCREENS.
ALL SIZES AND PRICES.
STEP LADDERS,,
Floor Stains,
Building and Roofing Felt.;
ANDREW” HANLEY,
HAY AND WHITAKER STREETS.
GARDEN TOOL*.
GARDEN TILE
OR—
BorgLer
GARDEN JICjSE,
Gr-aiX*dLezi. Tools
POOR SALIC BY—
EDWARD LOVELL’S SONS,
155 Broughton Street.
HOTEL*.
THE MORRISON HOUSE
CENTRALLY .located, on line of street cart
offers ph-ssant south rooms, with excellent
board, lowest rates. With new baths, sewerag*
ami ventilation perfect, the tanltary condition
of the house is of the best. Comer Broughton
end Drayton streets. Sayannah, Ga. ■
TERRA COTTA,
PERTH AMBOf TERRA \COJTA L
Architectural Terra Cotta,
SPECIAL S4ZES AND CbLOBS OF FRONT
RSICE.
28 Cortlandt. New York, N. Y.J Drexel .BuiicU
log, Philadelphia, Pa.; .81 South Clark street, ‘
Chicago, Uhl Perth Amboy, X. J.
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