Georgia Historic Newspapers

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TTIJyiSASm WDTSIR.
FICX ITT AND LA3.NSLL SaTJ3“T
?E2 GSOaT GF A CSaJ CS>
Tt* Domocraxu: Semin** Gt-rs* *
Cogmsn Bor HesoffL A tteesois
af si vm Sifciafeioc in taa stnt.il Dte
tries—Yh Ficyd Ceansy A-iafe-e*
Stand* fey PncilnEi Corjat.
ArLa.TT k. Ga.. 'Vot-3'. —Thors** E-
Tjb, sfe* demrwrattr ar.mi* tv ta*
arnw aC nprna.". T a from tan 5-atb
<tw*rtcr_. vw 3 Assam* - s*i aßorsta*.
Wien sated HKna wrsogta i tna '*'*•
erar.Tfe** a* said “My fnaadi wa* w.th
eot any ur uf doobt ji Gwiii m'kt. tiaii,
/xv.c tort Bant* ay t-sg xi,'V.a< . sea*
are in* jtrja cr.uiiti** if tfe* te&riek *nd s*s.
The ZargMtt votes. Tfe*o a>ey are
•qtiadj cr* that w£i rmrr]
by |Dnii u, ,rm SCLton. Laaspaia.
Hafterer.*:. White afed Rabun. T sat
aua usas nf ai asawiMß, and tha n.-v*
are ta* -argwt crasmSM*. Tiara a a
*gfca "f ibaniffl Jar T 7 mo, sad -a fact. for
all tts* tier*. La went afed
Cbar-.*e, l r4i Sa Mr finMtlt *wu
amatty. Oil. lanrfi. I think, will carry
Tv.r.i-W The .tier craafeEDM w.. te f'-a-phl
fir. Mr. fkfeat'i aer-agast sold aia Far
aytfi. H* aoe **rv ser-.ng. bat a ’uwr
aa i> even ji u home ~m~.tr uf .'feer-.aee.
coefttt rsboßaxsi
The Floyd c vary a-liar-ea fee* :***ed
faaciatiooa mdor*ir.< tba -• ( '-f -' * •
Orpt! u feresder.*, if tr.* a.. *l* tcrrt
anil, a-w ,of '.ir **x. 1A * • acd leu
daonst-iced tfca Trifcssa* 1/ via 1 fir at
tacking bus.
rye m? -ruto*.
Gov Onffeo -jw been aMtbiialy ia
dorw. fir ms* dents* r.y the Taylor crusty
Asiiefeo*. sac ly tfe* man maer-ng • fe-Ofe
convened .3 X Pentoa aa .rater Jay.
BCVXTT3 6HTKCT kZ?r:*IX'.A.Vk.
Daltob, Oa. .-iape. L—Tfc* repufeilcßa
cm mini el knrvwer.tioa met a; the m
bona* today. It ws* ra-rd V. trier iy
M a Fjra fxmr.tr a ita diatnct
aan A a ' n
ba>Vrf r.y F. B. Kar?rir frms =V,y'l
Taa frs.at -tr r—i* fwtirw if '.ir %o’v
tilts ir*ra ttsa i;j v. iif rtaiiay. rrblaatiy
tta .aaif-er if Mr Har*-TF .r.taratt aarf
ass (snsrlnai Lirna EsisCM
Ona <vAvrl brittar fries fee. "
Ima ts bsa lao- iruatnv, t the * .utrv
tsi.fj. Ka ~>riA~-r< -aat use i<v..i iaa
party avs aty aas-I tgr isf .a fir
the vuw. cjt tr. .g. .f % few iffleeOii<>r sato
ywiMiiw. InaSvtyif tie ffepa-. ra
parly >u eompnei f tr to: the
ia WTswa.agV.i fe.al sr.
them. TTsere w*a r.i f **rer.ce to the aatpri
between Pr*.rfetst riama-ts acel Prswirtens
Ciaweianrf. rfe oppoaMt -iav r-f cy
taWii aa<i av<l ae wiojl rite fw K wisse
eas fir Mgr*
Baruey BiasuntEs.
Coi ifreea Baiiey tjir-aeri feta horror a*
thra njersiierstii rpeem. amt rt—'. •fear, se
waa wUlnf for tha aoaatnattoa if Maj.
Harjp-irssa tr. <1 oefir* the trawivo
with-at fartmer -teoaie, amt -ieasAirlest "xe
prerims 1 r.s tsr.fi.
A rsnher eessaats/is M the teriami if the
Begpr ea tr. rtfp-gMn'.t* the iXflOi ire *O.
nr. 1 Wee. taniniiiin tn ssrjnai tirsaves if
cr.irsrwl memhera arvi whstei One oemrer
w%r.ter! ail fertara. .ffxem- trlen eihiTvterf
/."os the erstr.ms tee. hot thia {ncoaitioa
w*a Withrir*ra waen .1 w*a KigfWM to
Beiiey tha thia wrmi take IfaJ. Harjfrarea
frier, the flekl aa a owwisfiate
K*> Har grtre wa enthuesaetscaily nifn
ma-'erf, amt ne areepter! the mr.msnalvei in a
rrmpig Heerfe, prr -msesr. jan artiTe canvaaa
amt MRiraceea if tipess f meeeia.
fhrreMgr. the er.tsre teuheratim Bailey
rtuerl the with an srfi. ha -t, virt
aar.wart h. meeif a fair type if Tim rieed *a
a whipper in if tha ihawapema repsih.i
caia
A VERY LIVELY COBrSZ.
Editor M -rpbw of Atlanta Erroneously
Reported .ad-
ATLATfa, Oa, .Sept. L —T. 1). Marpny,
teiegrapo ed.vw of the Jor-mal, to-day
oper*d a telegra-.o from Aogata. h,a otl
home, asking Wat th* iy-dy of Thom** D.
Marpcy be enclosed in a r.eat casket and
serr.t t*-,cie for burial The next teegram
be op* ed was from his old father saving
he waid meet the tody at Coetagtoo. Mr
Morphy wired the Ckremtrte, hat sent the
fenk telegnini, tnat he wasn't lead aaosgk
to put in a casket, and then he went down to
Cowingtoa in perwn. His father *(* over
joyed v> meet liv.ng oa instead of r.s*
eorpse.
iZE7UII*/B COMMITTEEMEN.
Bon. P. W. Meldrtm of This City On*
of the A tern sat**
Nbwisab, (ia, Heph L—W. Y. Atklnwr,,
chairman of tee late stare coo vet Hon,
to-day appointed the following as rntmtser*
of the state democratic executive com
mittee: Hon. Thomas Hardeman of B.bb,
H-. J. T. iMjarrette of Potßao, Hon.
W. A. Little of Mnscogse and Hots. F. C.
Tate of Bicker,a s'he a.'ernate* in the
order narr.el arc Hon. W. R. Masts.-, of
Morgan. Hrm. ¥. V. Mefalrim of Ghatr.ain.
Hob. J. W. Neiraa of Failoo sod Hon. J. L
Hand of M.tctelL
Tool Works for Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga. Sepk. L —Atlanta hi to
have an itnpr-rtast new rrsen a factory. J.
M. Br a.us, the rich invar, tor, wh, ta in
Canada, writes‘bar. he has misde arrange
ment* with a skilled meefsame wbo roana
facioree a superior quality of edgel toons to
move bi( plant to Atlanta at an early day.
Took Morphine to Die.
Atla.vta, Ga, Kept. L-- William Har
rison of Harmony Grove, while visiting here
with his wife end six children, became In
toxicated, co tinned *0 for several day*,
and to-day in a fit of remorse attempted
ssiic.de by taking morphine
Euchannan May Live.
'■lterlivo, Ga., Hept. 1. The negro
George Bucnannan. wno wa* so eriou!y
•hot and cut by yo.ng .Stripling on Aug. 2fc
last, i* Kill alive and there are strong hopes
that be nl recover. No action baa been
taken aga.nat Mr. Stripling.
MI-hIcsSIPPI B CONSTITUTION.
Th* Committee on Franchise Com
pletes Its Report.
Jacksc,*. Miss., Sept. I.—The constitu
tional convention met at .3>30 o’clock this
af ernoon. An amendment to the co *titu
tiosi a* offered by S. M. Street, of Lauder
dale county, provioing for a graduated in
come tax. It wa* referred.
The convention, after passing appropriate
resolutions, adj ur <rl in r>*j*-c"t to the
memory of delegate N. U Guerry of
Lowndescoonty, who d.wl at his borne, to
Artitla, Sunday night.
THk ERAISCHIRC REPORT.
It is ann- unced that the rep<-/rt of the
committee on elective franchise will be sub
mit'ed to-morrow or by Wedneaday. It*
provision* have been agreed on.ard nothing
remains to be done but the labor of drafting
the report. The cause of woman suffrage
seems Pbe falling off. The country press
stands almost sohdlv arrayed against it, but
a vigorous fight will be made in behalf of
it ou the floor of the convention, and the
iaaue is (till in doubt.
The regular order to-morrow will be dia
cuasiou of ’be repoit* on the penit ntmry.
The delegates from the levee district*
will make a fiybt in fav r of legalizing the
em ioyment of convicts in levee building.
ROUGH OS MRT Family Bo*p is on top.
Got there by merit.— Adv.
-ttvjcozl ccrrrn iiacnci
Arwi7 CaiTiMsit Sir V-.lee A 3V.-W
Cr*r a 2r ,t*a iii
(ia.. Sect L —Tha wnae to
the meat .u if the racaswa* if the “virt
hum Ira taa :an to k. ftee m taaea
ji taa -taary A.ic. 2T. Aabertlie failed
the nrtary A gras -tea. rf mey acd
t.-rse *n ent fey uxh % .tee Tfee Vawi
jae Brsca t safacr amt .ape ? ‘.' Cleg*,
•hrs a r r. ereefel .n tie tr.>np.iy
vI iwtta a great feta* sf ' sis. -elite here,
sore a atk pert sa toe rsetory He
tuarv*r%t a trm*n frtm Aieerfeaa amt
aruyffet leer y v*. nten Warn 3e ert
tie -wt (fete .f fe * ereiary he VSJA-. ;iri-
op T-.ter*. He ft* -.past it a— fee
ilarsrcs fent R*> t.eiZe. P*e*fee..e r.ast p*ir.-
'.a an ant *%-■: *.cse pr<fUy tar: H--
arv.-i". feiia amt -.e nohwl fe. e. gineer fet
gi-r* teas l.w-5 the go &y. The Boeaetle
per.p e anew nr-thi < ,f Tact Olg < pisva
mis. r> a after tie tram feed teeee-i K 1
aet -,f sw,<ue m v.ta -vfea eir re: fearter
amt both iute* fe.t r.re of wtim.-.g. Tfee
er. r.rri mart 1 * grea: sarereat *fe the
-taamte.g sit amr.ig then tier* *re
ir-Gt*. Si e wrier*, r.-vis.setit am n vtem
a.** Tfer.tnae .-amiy wm fea-r.ai snr
I; r. iter* vi she potia. Ajr,. Lem T truer,
Tech O See amt vicsae i* ia.-r.ea are ic
reoseasiereit
a r*A.T wrra sftet.
The Afece* *jt amt Aay-rtei trvo ois
tiirerl * -r?e thtr.rer -if - vara by actear
,.-_g wt E,y*i . tr wt ia,t ;ik gtren
i tig t._ *er tad ml egica fere a -are
them to ffevxei.e Tie AfehenCe biya
named them * .th i-set moaut fras nr
tries aar-.t ml g A theca 00 the tram. amt
-ae * g- a. v. ntart v • ia iceyerl 7ae lay
passe: ,S to vi. Jt if the
train eTe <xtr.rerl Tfee tent afetmi in
ice renter tf the psibiie apan v tae
jpatier.feg ataie amt the wi.se* sty.i iff
a.et .atrint O-A £. H. WOuaflae repi-e
--wnfert AtshertAv, ar.<t Civ Sm.ia if Haw-
reprsaected ?ithe.ie.
?-&i.-.:scTi rHStswi icx.
Three trer mte were ta.-owa rest tece iee
if .rreg-*_ar-.'.*aa. Wceo the Aacewt* e stio
trvtt waji r<aa.cefi a.i.etr anew ai ciimta.
A.i Abbowiie irnaw that rneariy the srfer.e
-jia 7w, ag bard w*e aga-tat her amt for
ai other raaaoa than ate watted sod 13-
vmted V. ar.iit -fee toirt ai'iw sf ahe tin-si.
T H. cite, .e i..i'r.ci ret.ir tev* jc*. tees
artx.tteil ay tt* wv.se oart, Amoanma
aaesr.aen Titsag with them, feat now tame
the feig if war Tae ciort raw waa fa*, if
fcc.th white amt nhtred perpu*. Ob
jer.ti-isa to taa cr.ont were ruwwt tr. the
effort that two mamhors tsf the AheeriLe
mar 1 were mvc freeferAtera After argv
men.: by Use susnsel ami ewer, after the
deed* v. ah da aa.d msec prndarad. the
ri-riAiiette* <tili tr.ed to maae is appear
ir.At the Abiewide mem. her* were ar.t frae
hiiidera ft 1 ibjuetjoo. hiwewer, was
Saaiiy withdrawn.
th* box noiD orgy.
W ten toe v.x tnataiaing the r -turn s •
eaJed for by the aUr mey f r RmUselie the
■tba.rmoa tail is hail tee. bricers ipec_
Then great exr-.temes. prewa.led. Hs
cane the box v. ce ferscaa ipea’ Wfeo did
Ki were tae trie*.
The coa.rmar. rwtwe ae did cot hreoi is
ooets, thAt .! we* feroken '.pen when he Wife
it Twofre vi* for Koctsetie ire it wa*
broken wnea they w s*. Bat the court
boare w* &o* gone yet. Sitne of Abbse
nile# atismi m.d ir.ey aw the chairman
break..-.g the tea., ami far rriiahte men
• wore they aw him br<*ek tfee mai. Here
the sre of Afebewi.ie knew no wiosl*. It
we* feared uses a wni’A d.fflcai y wmild
nr.w coose, aid is , wish great effort,
kept doers. Abhe-nIA wm woted ;n and sept
the court sinae. We are a., in lowe with
Cot. WsJliaaßk Oar doer* ahiwed Soetr
appreniatioo of hi* terwicoa by ginhg bun
brisk er.isigb to baud him an office, and
A.id caa been donated for shat corpoae. He
k a fine a *7er.
SISOI,BT4XCLUBt
A Cer.tr A Or gar. za tints In Prnceeo of
of S'ortrsatJots.
yt~w Toil, Sept I.— from the
Bogie saz Ciiiba of thirty-three iatee acd
the Demos of CoiambA rrAt in Cooper
Union the afsarnooß for toe purp> ** of
forming a permanent organization of the
•ir.gie tax ciab* of the C.v'ed State*. Here
tofore no central body of the or
ga-.izAtsoh which ar.lted toe ciab*
eXAbsd, and *ome time ago the enrollment
committee, wt.cr. wm appoinSed two year*
ago by a r.umr.er of .eadsng r.r.gle tax vl
- from sew York sew Jeraey and
henn*7swah.A addreaaed circular* to the
warioaa ciab* Ihrooghial the United Stabw,
•ek. .g their optniorA regarding tha forma
tion of a nets ,:.ai orgaoltation.
MCAT Ok THk BCPhiEB kAWOBABLA
Out of fifty-nine cinh* that answered the
corr.mitre*- 1 * circa.ar forty-sg it favored a
<v.tsfer*nce, tevers oppceed it and foar were
u decided. The enrollment committee
theref re *t. mmor.ed aconfereooe and fix<sd
tfee p.v* of meeting ka York and the
time that of Henry George's arrirai in th
coon try.
The le. gate* arrived in New York last
week, and there ar- 4*o of them at preaent
in the citv, and nearly ail of these attended
tha bo*.nn meeting ton afternoon.
HBWRr dkr.itrik'll ARRIVAL.
Henry George who *rrir<ri in themnrr.-
ing 00 the Her via, remained in the Weet
minster hotel and did not attend the meet
ing in the afternoon, preferring to wait ti.l
evening, hen a paosic reception was ac
corded him.
Loti* U Pat was elected chairman of the
permanent organization, and William E.
Brokaw of South Dakota was elected per
manent recording *ecretiry. R. G. Brow of
Tcnnewee ar.sl John C. Wpite of JilinoU
were elected aariating and reading *cre
tari**. Vice prewde-ifet were elected a-s fol
low*; H. J rung of Texaa, William Lloyd
Garrison of Maaeachuaetta and A. S.
riteptensor, of Pennsylvania.
fiHr.EPfeHB A D’rt OALA DAY.
Tenny, Flrenzl and Prince Royal Leed
its the Big Race.
New York, Sept. L—The day waa per
fect and the crowd at Hheepshead bay
track waa immense, Following is a sum
mary of the day’aeven'e;
First Race For all 'iges, sw*p*taxs, SI,OOO
vilerl; about six furlongs. Kingston won,
with Volunteer vcond and P.i -e Rock third
Sir osd Rsox—Dash stakes for two-year-old,
ll.vVj added, five furl ings. Rclij.se won, with
Kspersnza second arid Correction third. Time
1:08*11.
Tk’*d Ft AH—B we i [Stakes for X year-olds,
sl.oflO added; one mile. Bod Shut won, w.h
Strideway second and King Crab th;rd Time
1 11.
1 Vy-sTH Rai" t—For Xyear-olds. sweepstake*,
gl M 11/- 1 .
with Bobby B-v b Jr second and Pu:st*r
third Time ! 11 g-5
Fieth Ra i I abor day slakes, sweepstakes
for all ages. bo addeo miieaDd a .|ua ter
Tenny 'm, with Firenn second and Pru-ie
Royal third. T>me j.flg X
mxt.i Kars— .'u" ■ i .00. selling; mile.
lir unstick won with St. Paris second and
Firefly third. Tim* 1:10 8-5.
Kkvinth Race—Walter •.weepstakes. SI,OOO
added; mile and three-sixteenths on the turf,
lavicta Bell won, with I'H.losopby secoad and
Maaterode third. Time 803 4-5.
AN IOWA TOWN AFL--M3.
The Rope of the Alarm Bell Cut by
the incendiaries.
lowa City, la.. Kept. I.—Fire last night
almost totally deet'oyed the town of Ox
ford, west of this city. Nearly all the
business part and many private residences
were burned. The poatofflce, bank and
ma v other build! gs were destroyed. The
fire was und uhted.y of incendiary origin.
The fire bell rope was cut. The 1 .se is esti
mated at from twenty-five to fifty thousand
dollars.
Froet at Baltimore.
Baltimore, Sept. I.—There was a slight
frost in parts of Baltimore county last
night.
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1890.
LAST YEAR SCOTTO.V CROP
rr 3IAT3 752 31 o*o TiTH A
TOTAL G? 7211352 SiLFa
I* Exceed* the Crop of tfea Precedes*
Tear fey 373,032 3a_aa—Tha Total
So-.-.tar-n. ■-crse-_=.stfeoc 544383
Sale*, a gafeset 431 246 tfee Y ear Be-
Sore—Text* • k.A
sr jalaaTS, Sept L—Tfee New Or-
Aacs tr.tbia extfeaege jva: today the
tffirtA. report of ta* oocsea crop of tae Csssad
-few* It tae icmmA jeer eoifecg
wife she ferae f Aig-At IdK made op tv
Secretary H-*ter Toe rapert shase* boas
the sotai trip tanscs* to ta.es,
extsed.ng -.fee ACgeK crop ever gr :*1 by
>' v'-j tales sail the crop t< ak 7-at by
771 7A Toe ktsaSetaent will tear the
o,.AfcA teratiay.
poTirxyTsoy cy thx v.p 13.
Tfee report .feojecSi M tie taeefccd of fe
iocaag -asoa cr.naomed ia ireitaera onkv.o
p- rfes fr om taw v.tA of cr.tt.Ai ife.oped
vm.-w tn -jhio, k **ia;pot *cd Ptßpcsae
c *er*.
7ae wtcretary ha* thtatfeed reccwfei from
every m— in tea etath, ami one* cafe os*
•raiment fete* cot ooataai * nogie ‘.-meat
'-f wksfeA-ie. Tfee fe.ta, wtashera er.eea
tA-a for the tan' 7-v u reported vt vki 3*53
bauts, vgi..ot Vtl.dii asC year.
sirxrr* wmA
Tae tvtosr of m„ j ia operance a 27'..
w.cn L 453 121 sptadle*. Tfe-rty-aifee fee *
Ct—*, Wit. J4l. Vl4 pi...l.e*,feAre or. istefecel
w-,rtog i-iricg tae year, ol feew
——a have oeen com pieced aod wt — oc v.
worz to.* fa.. Forty-foar are idie. *
aam her of wfe.ee expect so scar: op again
a: an. ear.y date. lie total camber of
ia tee r.ax-. a tow iio. w.tc. v> -.j
rtocfea and 1312.291 spi-.'dAa.
rvcuAßK r* a?r*i)Lxa,
Tfea iamwaae in tee aamfeer of rc.adle*
ix'-.cg tae past year a ec iwect tfe oeariy
-oe-ca-f -*f me entire .-.waiter reported ia
the vAim oy toe cacao* of 13SX Thecr.rja
f tfeai year iv.vei l-V* IPIiW, worn
•pmdji*. The gam wisma tie past ten
jeaie ta* 172 ai..ia, with 1 335.477
•hi -t-w. me increase in the s-miar of
-.ae* of isvttoa crass intsd tv.cg teen
>/7,4ii, or more than ifer per cans.
THX BtVBOJT.
With reference f. the cottoa a: vem.ee:
fir the year, me statemens waxes toe net
receipts at del. very ports .1.457,574 bales, a
jnt over last year of 205 fed. ov*r_v.>l
d-rect V> norttern xu kr 471 ba.ea. a de
crease from last year of 1,228: n auiern con
•umpa .c excimv* of 30417 'a.es tasen
from atathera oat ports 516,877, a jnt
over lass year of *57,7:2: an.l t.tai eroo
7..511,722 a gain over sa yea- of
373,0821
k'.BXIO* EXPORTS.
Tha foreign exporps, .nciarHag 55.421 to
Cirsada, were 4.255,381 baMs, a gam over
iaK year of 165 i5-t
The taa mg* of cotton daring th* veer
for consamprvei in the Unitsd =i*PM
amoafe ted to 2 346,72 baiea Of tnw 1,722 •
fevi ha-w went to northern fptoners, ataicst
7,15*5,272 .-sir. seasoa This mow* an tccreas*
'•< only 1.5,272 ba.es against an increata in
the south of nearly 58,i530 bales.
good raicx-t rxalizbo.
Not ocly u th* crop of lvcb-fr) th* large it
ewer produced, oat it has moved off with
unexampled rapid, ty ana broognt fai.
price* thr .agboat th* year, r.etti g to the
farmmg interest a oar.-dso rse sarpi .*.
Ota of the canons features of the year’*
movement was the shipment of more tear.
2.W0 hales of American cotton ttrough
Ontario v the Canadac Pacific ra.. *■ \y
Jo Japan. Fifty ba.ee *e-e also (hipped to
Japan from the port of New York.
A 87815. E RIOT AT VALPARAISO.
Ta* Men Dmar.d Payment la Coin In
stead of Note*.
Pass* A Sept. L—The following account
it given of tie recent noting that character
.zen the enzea at V'Aparatso, Chili. The
iaanchmer, and utewedores struck and
threatened to attack the custom house, the
w-.rxenen in which were compelled to join
the mob. The str kcr* demanded payment
in com and notin nr, tea, and this demand
caused the door* of the custom h-.ase to
clow, a step which was promptly followed
throughout the city.
ISO* WORKS ATTACKZD.
Pick bardies and handies of other tools
were obtained, and armed with the*e toe
mob proceeded V> the iron worse of Lever.
Morphy A Cos., where they did immense
damage. On tna wharf tie fires in the
• team winches wer* extinguTih-sd. At 11
o’clock at night the mob had (wept through
the city, p.undermg Korea drmk.ng
bouses, drag (tor-*, baker tnops,
bsurtwr (bops ar.d waretouies, and carry,r,g
off everyth! eg oortable. At me place*
rifle (tots were fired, but as the cartridges
were •ccki exhausted the defeeden had to
leave the.r property at the mercy of toe
mob.
troops called oct.
After eight had been w ,un.dei and some
twe v* hiiied. the a ittir.ntie* determined to
send oat artillery and infantry tir k-bi. By
4 o’clock the mob mustered at "least 10,000.
and although repaatedly cnarged by
the police, who emploved sabers,
the charges proved ineffectual, although
they left some twenty men on the grou .i.
The cavalry pickets made everal c-arges
in Adm.ra. street, where stores were being
tacked.
jewjlbt t >r*s hacked.
In Condeli street the mo b attacked lome
jewelry stores. On the hills around Val
paraiso many outrags and robberies have
been committed. By midnight 300 mati
neer* and stnkers were in the police quarters.
AH bosinesa bouses were closed and a panic
prevailed.
CONSTANTINOPLE'S PATRIARCH.
Th* Porte Yields to Hta Demands and
He Won't Resign.
CowsTAVTtsopLE, Sept. L—The Ar
menian partriarch, after a conference with
the sultans secretary, obtained an irade
assenting to all the demand 1 made by the
patriarch in his memorandum, including
the restoration of the privilege* of the
Arm-riai church and the improvement of
the condition of the Armenians m Asia
Minor. The patriarch thereupon agreed to
withdraw his resignation and continue in
his p*t for some months, ponding tee ful
fillment of the uitan’i prom is •*.
FRANCE'S AkMV MANEUVERS.
The Detonation of the Smokeless Pow
der rbarp and Harah.
Paris, Sept. L—The French army ma
neuvers opened yesterday in the north of
France. Smokeless powder was used in
firing. The m ke was nearly invisible.
The detonation was os loui as that made by
the old kind of powder Aid was sharper aad
hirsher.
1 r.n’a Potato Bl.gat.
Lovnov, Sept. 2, .3 a. 14.—A reporter of
the Daily S- >ex, who has been making a
tour of Limerick, Waterford and parts of
Cor., give* a deplorable account of toe con
dition of the potato crop. He says the
Lli-ht never bef re appeared so early.
Eighty Miners Suffocated.
Vlx*:*a. Sept. I.—An explosion occurred
to-day in a mine at Boryslav, in Galicia.
Kighty miners were suffocated.
For a disordered liver try Bescham’i
Pills. —Ad v.
Don't Delay.
The Morviisg News Trade Review will
be issued Sept. 5. Advertiser* should send
in their copy at once. Those not repre
sented can secure space by calling at the
busmen office or by calling up telephone
351.
a woaxLso legislature.
, Ffe*t am Old Flamer Sat* I * ife*ct*d
ta th* Tay f Lefcrfet*.
5-0134, Sa. -vipr. I-'* joucg it
tsrsrtata what were m 1 Ifi fkkii* an I
t-a* -f tfee fartren frtm way hack *x.
r-gari Cos ;te of tc* fexicai 21a
dun*r wfeaa tk*y ifea-5 feav* fuaad tosses
*:a ~Jt tint stake .egtssatare. I toe if
to* dost extreme meet her* if Vte alimw
aa r AA man a £ 7S ggtfeaen. aad asxsd stm
it si rx with, fej rzvi H-scntfeg xp
is* pans* acd ssn i[ -..a-.sed oo! rtafeiy
OA a ioj by tte rcAsiSide. %cA ap
parseks-y u an t ! tnd reg-i aacn. V
2* feifexmg organ te vr.g ip a ito-z afed
proceerted v. ani-tie .a c "toe fir * lew
nnmeoo. "Jtr J :ns*. * sa-i L "fete peep*
woaLS , ze to know * metitsg afecu; use
-feSettSß All pwrposes ,f tne a—ifece ter.
ta-7 get acid cf the rents f aie
goveronaect. W aar :ca.ng?s Sc yta feco
-so*e to mak* in sc* insect methods f coo
dacting th* proceed—gs -f Ife* Kate egaia
tore""
"Hold ap a his. Don't go r. last I tan
answer *1 sa y : ie*tt .cs so tnc-t.
Go* thmg 1 tan ted you aad
y.q tan depeoi jo it, toe.
W* are going s: maze -m seexe setae
dit wa to work ac t zuec men- traces ugh:
fail fewsive htar* * day. They r.oat he a and
at :: _xe any other v rxtn z ta: and wnea
they near the dinner t -t tnw just pat .a
mei.- o *t* and taa id t*.s oat to i-nner.
and fee back agin me and See and :.o*c
'mag sdghca oa c_ ( .nsec aad tf ae/ are
peeked keep is up inn. bedtime. We are
gettta' 'iroi p*v tat— v. -tcccrt teem
jtg: .aitr' men ac t. At anta. a weex.. Boon'
at'he fe.uii a ic .<..n' a and drtnktfe
Ltxrr ten aoor* a :.v an rfczi' iwc ani
*me not took si j fe. No, nr. w ar a
b. 1 wstkbia tfe is thing, tad w nava le
aded tea* if we jecd i nan there ai oar
recrwsentaSive tr, attend so the tminess if
oar toanSM* aot >sr n>, we van t_m : .
pat ia fai. time, and toe ec -.a the f-& :
.-set at th* end of -vry row, nor g half a
mil* for aw ;es tc i... tt-ue aid soldier
off oa die tax-pay ?r. of th* state. Tt-.-
thi g of redin’ on L-e oesses atd loen ntii..
milage bo Cent j got V. (top. All this
vt’ia.or.itn 1 aat ta-i.n v.d wranglin' an
dacu'ir.' and cta_. ngtn if .fee a tu.te- s
got t be ftoppe*: or rise that memrer gta
fei* walna’ tick-- Yes. or. tcat'i e
air ex per tin’ to do 0.1 i think we wii. do it.'
•* Wa., Mr Jones y our odeas are good
and cocnaiea.la' t, tu; I f**r you
fanner* nave andertaxei a big contrac*.
They will go there ltd dr. a* the-j prede
ceaecn have done bef ore •.tent, spend the
11 fete seeing the flgtt* and tryitg to spin
oat the sesai-ta is long u p-xatoi. How
can you help tha:
“Cm, doo t you fret about that. These
locg sesatoos have been because of feci
pesky iawver chaos wnr go thereto (t w
off, a-.d make lro g wlndel speecces about
notis.ng. We wi_i not have many lawyers
ia tee next iegj.atu.-e, <mi n.ce at ail
ia a few years from now. I tel you
we farmer* have got the gearixi of the legos
lati a bo*a now. at we ar agosn’ to hitch
him up accord:r. to our ootto sa i drive
acco rdin'. We an- ocly gotn’ to hitch an
good, s eesdy pal ..t’ bi-si's x-.d acne of year
r.igh-oeAded acf t.g-.etetpi t’ entter*. No,
sir. I cave alius - ti-ed t.iat if you try to
dow a high-teAfed, wild ttsgipin’ hoes he
will mash do *u a. y ar crop* and g’ *0 fast
that the plow wid slip oat or bit a root,
an l yoa have got to pall t.fei beck and set
him straight agio. Butin a good workin'
boss fast time, and you tan work to advan
tage. We a-r g*. eto ler.d none but good,
steed y - work! n', sure-footed cosses to do the
work ia the fieid of the state, and if we get
m a few sorry cr.tter* we will swap them
- .ft next tim* for a ox. if we can’t
do better. So, sir ee we going to git ud
a coitract paper with ar hi.-e.iogs. waich
we setud to io our work, which will read.
*0 much for ten bo .n a lay, and the laborer
find himaelf and agree not to run home or
get under a shade tree every time th* work
;ehs little heavy or p-*hin’. We don't
want no bole left over like ome careless,
hasty farmer* leave part of their fodder a
nar.gir.’ on the stalk and not took in even
after it was pulled.''
Mr. Jones ci-sed his remarks with a
peeu!;a-.v (ignifiiCar.t wmk, aod, rising
from h.s seat, he and .ated the seat of itis trou
ser* and shook out hi* legs, as a hint, I sap>-
poee, that the interview wa* at r a -nd.
Mr. J nee’ conversauou is rspreseotaCTe
of tha real idea* of t:.e average ahia-ceman
in the bacx country. Tteae fanner* think
that they will rad.caliv change the work
ing* and correct ail the abuses under which
they suffer, or imagine they suffer, ail at
OEM*.
It u to be hoped that *ome of tbex rat*'-
tions and effort* wtli be carried out success
fully. Essbsztee.
AUSIrtALiA'S LA3OS CLASH.
The Trades Union Congress at Liver
pool Lends a Hand.
LrvEßpyoL, Sept. 1. —The trades’ union
congress jpenei here to-day. Tae congress
U tie largest ever held. Among tie delegates
are several women. John Burns, the socialist
leader, made a motion expressing the sym
pathy of the congress witn the men who are
now on a strike in Australia, anl urged that
mater,al help be seat to them. Barns de
scr.oed trie strike in Australia as the greatest
battle ever f .ugbt iu tbe interests of union
ism. It was announced that £I,OOO
had been c Looted for the benefit of tbe
Australian strikers, and that subscript ms
were still ft - wing in. Vr. Burns’ motion was
unanimously carried.
YEARS OF VIOLENCE.
Losnojr. Sept. 1, 2:30 a. x.—The
Times, commenting upon the trades
unions’ congress at Liverpool,
doubts whether tbe public at
large or even the mass of the employers
have yet realized the nature and scope of the
aa-ault that is preparing upon industry,
property and Sicial prosperity. It says that
unless timely means are employed to check
the viol-nee that is now openly advocated
the awakening will bi rude indeed.
A DIMOCRAT SHOT DEAD.
Republican Roughs in Arkansas Kill
a Candidate.
Little Rock, Ark., Sept. L—A special
to the Gazette from Conway says that John
McCullough was shot and killed there to
night It is supposed that theshooti g was
done by J. L. Williams. McCullough’s
brother William was the democratic Candi
da*# for sheriff and Williams was his oppo
nent on the republican ticket. While the
V' te was being counted to-night a disturb
ance aro-e, no one knows how, and the
resuit was that McCullough received a
wound which killed him instantly.
A Drowned Man's Body Found.
Newport, R. 1., Sept. L—Tne body of
August Austin, Jr., of Jacksonville, Fla.,
who was drowned here three weeks ago by
the ca etzi-ig of a row boat, was picked up
to-day off Oouli-F Island and brought here
by tug-
No Coolness at St. Petersburg.
Berltt, Aug. 1. —lt is semi officially
announced that the reports from St Peters
burg tnat a coolness arose between the czar
and Emperor William during the latter’s
recent visit to Russia are completely base
less.
Cholera's Sweep.
Cairo, Sept. I.—Si ce Tuesday last
there have been fdrty-elght fr- cases of
cholera at Elton and eighteen . ntu*.
Advices from Mecca are ti the effect
that the city is free from choiera
Try Sirocco Tea.
Use only half tbe quantity required in
other teas. The finest and most wholesome
tea in the world. Introduced here by tbe
growers, Davidson & Cos., 1436 Broadway,
New York. Savannah agents, Lippman
Bros.— Adt.
scll a53 gocaaa acas.
iiyrtjt.* -cum o< |:46,Oti u Srte,
tsd -mgimramc* of vje.y $15,000.
Frrrorma. Pa. see*. L—A irzm
2re. P.. j* “Lm this
ir* arose %; a. Baoecaari Bn'
tea. mg siH. a tee heart if tie
etty. The mu-.* and ci> t *mm ec
-rwiv j*r.el The Vm a * _S. ffi
c . tie ;jt: sol ir--ir.nl stri Tse resi
dence* f A.-vr'jia Carts. H. V. Ciaas and
M.i s£. Sees were ur. intr:7*d. •- -. ; - j- x
4- ISO v. the xe The atnii* s tat
• -A. kki Tie hr* e cewsweii to nave teec
cf —cecdiarj arJgja.'’
sntc p or
OXE EXJOYS
Bctfa tie method and reaEta when
fmo of Fi*a :a taiea; it is pleas&at
tz i rerresiit? to tie taiie. aid a.:ca
fentlj vet promptly on the Kidneys,
.iver aid Bowels, c -ai>ea the sys
tem effectually, dispels ccids, head
a<:hes aid fevers aid cures habitual
constipation- Syrup of Fizs is tie
oniy reme*iy of it3 kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its acti'.n and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared oniy from the most
healthy aid agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all aid have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Myrup of Fig3 is tor sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Si V FSAMCJSCO. C*U
Louisville, n. hem roar, a v
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PART' E R-H IP MOT ICE ~
The undersigned beg to advise their friends
an l the public tfeat they have formed a farmer
ship the 3ru ua anil sty> of
BRAID a HUTTOS.
For conducting a general Bookbinding. B'uuik
Book Manufacturing, Print.nr and rtarlncery
Supply Inilnf, at No*. -and 10 Whitaker
strict
With a combined practical -aponen.ee cover
ing a period of more chan tn.riy years with
sotn* of toe beat Xunlicttintf. Printing and
Stationery supply hi'isrs. b itn north and south,
and with A 1 plant of tee beat modern
ma it: nery, together with a enpiata tine of
ftrst-ciaas *tocr. we are uat red o' .nor ability
to meet successfully in qua-ity. quantity and
price tie of corporations, banks and
tan. ers. merchants and tradesmen for any work
or arise.* known to the Stationery, Blank Bock.
Printing and Paper trades. We bespeak the
conadecce of parties p acing their criers. ani
will cheerfully ani promptly estimate and
quote prices on anything male in our tin*.
VM E. BRAID.
JOHN A HUTTON.
PiyriJisia !. ISSO.
NOTICE.
Savaxxah. GA., Sept 1. !W.
The business Arm. IDPiR RICE MILL COM
PANY. ' to which ROBERT H. COLEM-.N and
others were parties, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Persons knowing themselves
to be indebted to tne same wi.i p. -ase make
prompt payment to the undersigned. Tne
busin—a will hereafter be conducted by 'VM.
NEYLE and R B. HABERSHAM, fur whom a
fair snare of the r.ce mi..iag patronage a re
spectfully sohc.ted.
HUGH M MA.YWEIX. Treasurer.
330 .South lii street. Rtiadelphia, ?a.
NOTICE.
Neither the master or agents of the British
steamship NEDJED. Newet. Master, will be re
sponsible for any debts contracted by the crew.
DUCKWORTH TURNER * CO , Agent*
CHATHAM DIME SAVING* BVNK.
The second installment on the new issue of
stock is now due and payable at th* Bank. No.
IS Bull stree-, under the Screven House. If not
paid by the 10th, £nee will be e*forced.
R. F. BURDELL, Cashier
for fall planting
ONION PETS, FLOWER SEED, CABBAGE.
TURNIT’S, BEET. BEAN SEEDS.
From Reliable Growers
At Heist s
DR. J. D. MARTI N
Has returned
-
PKOPOSALS WANTED.
Proposals for School “applies.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the public
schools with supp.ies during tne school year
lf.sj-Sl ill be received bv the Committ-e on
Snppiies until SEPT. Sj, i
6 ‘Pi be* of the following kind are required'
ttationers' Supplies.
H !,.--e Furnlshor's Supplies.
Coal.
Wood.
Printing.
Itiformntion in regarl to quantity and qualtv
of suppli-s ra.ied for can be ha-i oa application
at the oflß’.e of the Eoari of r dneation, Chat
ham Academy, Bull street, between the hours
of 9 and 10 o'clock a x ani of 5 and 1 o'clock
P. M.
Supplies to be furnished from time to time
or requisition as occaaon may require.
Propcsa-s to be addressed to the CHAIRMAN
OF.-.MMITTKE OS SUPPLIES. No.SO Gas
ton street.
The committee res-rves the right to reject all
bids. JOHN R. F. TATTNALL
Chairman.
SPF.t IAL NOTICE. '
STABLE TO RENT.
w I *ll coaveniences: accommodates fifty
head stock: close to business, 4 5 West Broad.
App y to
OUILMARTDT * MEHRTEN3,
Sale. Boarding ani Uvery Stables.
West Broad, foot of South Broad.
DR. T. F. ROBERbON.
DENTIST.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING
Corner Barnard and State Streets.
frilßAl nrVTTATKWS.
D*LoßsGE—Tie fmend* sad nr. .a.nraorw -rf _
Mrs. - **3 ZzZ*:mea and faas,.-y are tak'
f lily in.o-.iai to avkeod nee tuner*. Ysa -acred
Heart fbaren ak jJ J daek THIS MORNING.
3UN i.ist—Dsad. iqs _ Taos** W my
ace .f O C. IOC R E rar.graor aged I years,
25 lays and 1 henra.
Ratan-en and fr-esda are atuai to amend ms
fkasa an Dsar-i •**-,* Csmbrr THIS A?
TBPOON C 4 iaatk
xnrorisA
OGLETHORPE LOO—E M l loof
A er -er.-.g nf tag Lodge wtS be sad
THIS T i artsy EVENING sc * Y stock. an Odd
r-i.ows new ni-Oi.ng
The TTnr-i I-agree wU be 1-1 mierred.
Xeaer or aster L-i-ig-s* and 7unc
bretnren a-e —- —e 1 mwined so antesxd.
3 trier nf ae Lodge.
Pli VaM BX3SCEOT. 5. <A
H. E Vbjb*. Secrecarr
EIl ELeIOR LODGE SO S, R- OP P.
The members if • r-wi.-u- r Lodge are
ai-tdtei -----an a ree-.ar meacir.g wl. be ' J, 1
ne. : TH_- Tbmh r-T>3 i— -i J:
i.tt -ietnners f siater L. <tprs -lor- iXdY
m*..r .netted. J. .' till- I C. A-UaT
r E ianui:- L fl and j.
>0 ("kU LODGE SO- liU K OP H.
A resm-an meeting nf th:a Lodge wl be
ak Emgnta tf Pyt—aa Ha.. THIS Tuesday
£' ENIN-E at * o eiocG
F. C ai-BERTS. DSctasor.
L w Lutrmjt Reccmer
ALPHA LODGE SO. 1.
Aaneac aak Aceepsed riHias Rue
F reenaaso ma
rine regn-ar meeting -of tni Lo.ige sr.U be
head at :-id Fsficws i-a'.~ THIS Tuesday
EVENING it in dock.
a 5 SiICEWZLL. v E
Jess a H.i .yss. Secretary
CHATHAM Srv CLITB.
A meeting of thus Club wU be ieti ak nne
store tf -j. - XuAan :c WXDNESDaT ETEE-
I>G at 4 t cic-nm Members are reqiesteii to be
pr-sent. i hiwin—l if importance wtL ne
called it :n-a meecnu. By trier nf
THE PEE3HENT.
COS FADE RATE VETERANS’ ASSOCIA
TION.
A regular meeting will be held THIS Tuee
iay EVENING at ii -titc* at Ihatnatn Ant
.ery Ha A full aktendinca iestrel
L McLaWS, Presaient-
E G- CaaaAiaß, aecrenary.
THE GEEMAS AMERICAS MET tAt
LOAN ASD Bl ILDI SG AeOCIATIO>.
The feny etgntn 48tk regular m tothly
meetutg of tn-s AsauciakiOG Wt- be held THIS
7.radar MORNING at Id 30 : ifaefc at tie
office of the Secretary. Idf Bay ureet. By
order of JOHN SCHWaRE Preaiisnk.
S. L. LaAaaos. Secretary
SFECLAL NOTICES.
On sad i—-r Peb. L liBO. tie V< s' -eeiss.
rr<ni nf o 2 ainrigi*} tn tie Jtnasmr-}
Nnrs wtl it w oi tie nts / j: t w
tneA for tSA Crit -.-.jr-i-lntw.
GREAT HOME ENTERPRISE.
THE SAVANNAH BREWING CO3I?ANT'S j
PILBEN TIVOLZ
—pcs AGA
IN EVHBT FTSST-CLAS3 SAIOGN.
We would especiAily recommend our BotGe
Baer to f smile*, u
NO ADULTERATIONS ARE NECESSARY
FCS THE HOME TRADE.
CALL FOR THE BEER AND SEE THAT YOU
GET IT.
i3V We pay IS cents a dazeo for aD empties
returned to m.
TELEPHONE NO. 42*.
DON T GIVE LP IN DESPAIR.
Dyspeptics, you will find a reliable remedy tn
DR ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR
I: is a faultless vegetable preparation, and
indorsed by prominent medical men.
S,.ver medal and diploma awarded over com
petitors.
Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, H. D., Pharmacist.
Savannah. Ga.
Pricv t! rer bottle. Sold by all drugg-jta.
LOOK AT MY LIST
And you will see the prices of the best invest
ments in the city. I am offering small houses
situated on street and steam railwavr that rent
well because they are well located. Stocks and
Bonds I will sell below the market. Property
shown; come and see. Special attention to
renting. R. H. JONES, Real Estate,
ROW LINb K 1 ,
Peasxacist axp CsEinsT.
Successor to J. R Haitiwacger,
Brcxighton and Drayton Streeta.
Telephone 463.
THE LAST EACCReION
—FROM THS—
CELEBBATD
BUFFALO
LITHI A
SPRINGS
Was a large shipment of this renowned curative
water direct to
BUTLER'S PHARMACY.
Comer Buil and Congress Streets.
SPECIAL NOT!CE~ “
WINES AND LIQUORS
a T
LESS THAN ONE-THIRD ORIGINAL COST.
Catawba Wine 50 cents per gaUon.
bcuppernong Wine s<> cents per gallon.
Madeira Wine 50 cents per gallon,
An-eLca Wine 50 centa p- r gallon
Blackberry Brandy 75 cents per gallon.
W liiskv, usual price $1 50, now 50 cent*.
W niskv, usual price $2. now 75 cents.
" hisky. usual price $3, now $:
Wuisky usual price si. now sl.
?° ods were partl - v imaged by the
m.. fire, but damage is hardly perceptible
Bring your own Jugs. uepviuie.
A H. CHAMPION'S SON.
BRICK FOR SALE.
We Offer 500.000 Good Building Brick at low
figure*. Samples at our office.
DECKER 4 FAWCETT.
SPECIAL .NOTICE.
A'l persons are hereby cautioned against har
boring or trusting any of the crew of the Nor
werian bark GYDA. as no dents of their con
tracting will be i aid by Master, or
CHR G. DAHL * CO..
Consignees.
HOCel FTTRNIS3ING GOO Or*.
HOT-ih
WATER
AS3 P “- = _aC£
—HEATERS—
HOT AlHaos
—FURNACES
SO-Z AGENT r GP 5 C*A=DSCN
a*d BOYNTON 5 isove
fTi-btiO'eti gooes.
RANGES
STOVES
SUCCESSOR TO J. a. Dor.TT aaa t ryx
Cor. Bar-i-d adO Boyrhtor _>-
JAS. DOPGIASS
stoves
THE YORK
HOT AIR
FURNACES
FIREPLACE
HEATERS.
[ HI- 1 art powerful and effective heater*. u
A tee same t.taaeeoaoaucal in faei and eMfiy
m*—gwd parties who ec. -.template rcumg A
an iptarat :- tf this kind the comin> ,
w t Jc do well to cal cn -js and get odr brxea
befara pijrcCASiag. Let,mates fur-nabed.'
NOBT9N i USffl
York. President and Whitaker
Streets, Savannah. Ga.
publications!
AM AP
OF
SAVANNAH.
SIZE 30x34 INCHES.
SHOWING THS TRUE STREET AND PROP
ERTY LLNLtS Or THE OTT.
13HINTED ON BOND PAPER and pus apln
I bonk firm. Ewery property owner anarjel
estate dealer, ani every otaer person mterstaJ
n the city saouii hare'a cooy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
FOR SALE AT
BULL'S NEB'S DEPOT.
BANKS.
!iorD-vv?x3^^™ , wiand*
President. Vice President.
•IAS. H. HUNTER, Cashier.
SAVANNAH BANK i TRUST CO.
Savings Dep t
ALLOWS 4%
Depoiia of? 1 and Up*a*i Eoteived
Interest on Deposits Payable Q>iarteriy.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph D. Wtsn. of J. D Weed i Cos.
Joeh C. Sovrusß. Capitalist.
C. A. Reitis. Exchange ana Insurance.
Joes L Haedee. Capitalist.
R. G. Erwix. of Chisholm. Erwin £ dußignon.
Edward Kaaow. of rtra iss t 00.
Isaac G. Haas. General Broker.
H Y. ILclxtvee. of M. Y. v D, I. Maclntyre
J-hx Lross. of John Lyo-ts <t Co
s Coxet. of Paterson. Downing V L-o.
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
QET YOUR BLANK BOOKS p
BETTER THAN THOSE MADE BY p
HE HAS THE BEST PAPERS J
JN STOCK, AND YOU
p' AN ViKE YOURSELF AND HIM 'J
PJAPPY if you will
J nly give him .AN ORDER TOR A SET.
J OTS of BANKS and BUSINESS HOUSES Q
TO HIM FOP. THEIR BOOKS.
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