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BAIL and CBQ33TIB.
Xh construction of a street railway is
“vington, Ga., to Porterdale u pro-
TL-ta will probablv begin soon on
the"ojLt£l Chattanooga & Evansville
"Toe UiWing of an electric railway from
Americas to Andersonvil e, Ga. a distance
Lies is a possibility.
° The Ohio FalU Car Works of Jefferson
viUe lni.. are building thirty-two passen-
for the Central railroad.
* ‘ , of the Carolina, Southern
rJirond bt been completed to Sumter.
Ind c H.structioa will commence at onw.
Th a Cincinnati Southern has ordered two
nastier engines and thirteen freight and
|£i£hfag engines to the PitUbur B Locomo
tive Works. ... T-k
The Miledgeville and Asylum Dum my
Line Railroad Coompapy. will extend its
iineto the Oconee and beyond,
at an estimated cost of $5,000.
Work will soon begin, it is stated, on the
extend nof the Tavares end Gulf railroad
Waite’s junction, its present terminus,
U> Oakland, a distance of five miles,
j B Neely D. L. Sublitt, J. M. Jones
others have applied for a charter for the
rißlton Street Railway Company,to build a
street railway. The capital stock Is to be
S IO,OOO.
A tunnel between Spain and Africa to
connect with a railway “skirting the whole
west coast of Africa, with a branch to Tim
buctoo and Lake Tchad” is one of the latest
project*.
The project of building a railroad to Rich
land also inoludes the construction of a line
from Buena Vista. to liustick, and a road
from Talbotton to some point on the Geor
gia Midland.
Plans wili, it is stated, be shortly per
fected for a survey for the projected Flor
ida iJawioa and Northern railroad. About
S4tX),OOO lias alrealy been subscribed to
ward building the road.
Morgan & Reynold, who have contracted
for building the branch of the Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad from Tipton
to ThoniaiviUe, will shortly sublet twenty
miles, beginning at Thomasville.
The Atlanta, West End and McPherson
Barrick. Railroad Company has been
chartered by J. H. Mountain,
H. L. Woodward and R. F. Abbott,
to construct a railroad four and a
half miles long. The capital stock is {75,000.
The South Florida Railroad Company
filed notice with the secretary of state of
its intention to extend the Pemberton Ferry
branch of its road from present terminus at
Pemberton Ferry eighty miles in a north
vestwar dly direction to a connection with
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way.
The Deoatur, Chesapeake and New
Orleans railroad is now being rapidly built
between Shelbyville, Te-.n., and Decatur,
Ala., and it is said will be pushed to Nash
ville, Tenn., at an early date. Track is
beii g laid at the Alabama state line, and at
Shellby ville, Tent). Of the seventy-uine
miles under construction, thirty-four miles
are in operation.
The Maine Central lias entered into an
agreement, which is still pending, to take a
lease of the Hereford railway for ninety
nine years at a rental of 4 per cent, on
81,000,000, 8800,000 being bonds and SBOO.-
000 being stock. The Upper Coos railway
is a party to a similar arrangement. The
ussent of the governor and council in Canada
is yet to be obtained.
There seems to be some dissatisfaction
among the Louisville and Nashville shop
men in Birmingham. The News says that
machinists, boiler-makers, and in fact men
in nearly all the departments have dropped
otit one at a time, so that up to the present
date pei iiaps half the employes of some de
partments, or eveu more, have quit work.
The shops ar e at present running with very
small forces, and it is found a difficult mat
ter to keep up with the repair work on en
gines and get all the trains out on time.
O i the Clinch vailey division of the Nor
folk and Western trains are running to St.
Paul, Wise county, Va., which is a little
over eig ty miles from Bluefield, W. Va.,
on the New river division. Traoklaying is
in progress between St. Paul and Norton,
where connection is made with the Louis
ville and Nashville. Norton is 103 miles
foi m bluetield. The Big creek branch from
llichlamls, on the Clinch valley division,
north four tniles to extensive coal fields, has
been completed, and work is in progress on
a branch up Coal creek to open extensive
gas coal deposits near Doran.
Master Mechanic C. P. Thomas of the
Central railroad shops at Macon will leave
m a day or two to take charge of the Vir
ginia Midland railroad. Mr. Thomas has
been succeeded by Mr. Tracey, a young
mau under 30 years of age, who for some
time was prominently connected with the
motive department of the East Tennessee
r< ad, but resigned the position to become
general foreman of the machine shops The
Macon A outs says that Mr. Traeoy “is’to be
congratulated on his appointment, as is also
the road. He will make a faithful and
efficient officer, and wili, in his new
Capacity, add brighter laurels to his already
brilliant record.” J
General Manager Wood of the Pennsyl
w‘\ C ?? n ' al i y give " notice to the mem
ters of the voluntary relief department that
noA, e H,'r- V f V u ,, ' a - ilneß have d eded to
rnako the following additional contribu
t.bo department: When members of
top relief .mid havo drawn benefits on
dlSilfcillt 7 fr °m sickness for the
y ’?°T i,and are stm inoa
? for duty he will, after investiga
the r a ,e m bytlle BU P° rl ntendent of
department, make such recom
t‘Oll3 88 1110 merits of each case may
urra.it, for the action of the board. Pend-
K ai ' d actiou - Buch members
one hste Z tie ? 10 recelve BicK Leneflts at
two wiL h ra . u ' s / e °eived during the flfty
the nT!? k ’ a , nd after definite action upon
miM ■ ’ amount as the company may
l,ased the mem-
WT a A" 1 , the relief fl “id and the
pair. lIS service with the com-
Now Telephone Stations.
tr, tv ° loWing statloUS have boen added
... 0 ele P h ono Exchange the first two
month?? l August the r * main<le r duriag the
\ ? PSS & Sanford.
N' a- iS Uttß ' E - A
\n t V : nvlinski . il - A.
No 1 R V ®gefarth, Dr. J. A. W.
No' -it s S u , tler & Stevens.
No ■ y’-doinons, M. J.
Pr ss). ' nglest, y. J- E., Warehouse (lower
No 1-1 Rice Mills.
Sol 473 p omcr J Cos.
No. 47 p° mer & Go., warehouse,
house N~ ] Ceaa Steamship Company ware
j natChed From the Grave.
RadatiP ” tlmouial attesting the virtues of
well '*) IlCrobe Kiu er, Mr. M. C. Battey,
tion W j.) known from his connec
presents , ; t \ <^ueo1 ‘ al, d Crescent Railroad,
Pennine- wh, tl i re ° f tbe re,,llt of blood
with evetiK. k I 1 cannot hut have its weight
ing rrun... o, m anoe ?J minds. Blood poison
ou' MAI eh° *otferer in such an insidi
under .s Ol, iy discovered when,
to combat if ry . clrou ' l ) Bt ances, it is too late
ttc-.u-i ' According to nig well-authen
•'J'ltched fr m e *k’ Mr ' liatte y wa veritably
er,J te El W t ? < u gr '- ve by Radnm’s Mi
his faitn ',r, f V and ben 38 gives to the world
w tiie ot hers Wl a f u ‘ 6 f( ? r blood poisoning,
ot consuin- fiJSH of . u a * having cured them
For lp ! ‘°S a,ld kindred diseases.
l “>io by Butler’s Pharmacy. —A dv.
Don’t Delay.
be N*ws Trade Review will
Uintr Vert i ser *i should aend
•cnte,i \, C ° Py at oncß - Those not repre
h'l'inass w Pace by cal,in K at the
Kffi. 00 or by calling up telephone
BATTLBS WITH BALL AND BAT.
Tne Results of the Day’s Games All
Over the Country.
Washixotov, Sept. A —Ball games were
played to-day a* follows-
PI.ATERS’ LKAGITE.
At New York— sl b. n. X
NewYork. 5 5 4
8uffa10............ 3 6 8
Batteries: Crane and Ewing. Stafford
and Mack.
Seoond game— n. a. n. x.
New York... 14 17 5
Buffalo 1* 18 3
Batteries: J. Ewing. O'Day and Vaughn,
Stafford and Uailigan.
At Boston— r. b. h. x.
Boston 18 23 4
Cleveland 9 13 9
Batteries: Kadbourne, Murphy and Swett.
Gruber. Sutcliffe and Brennan.
At Philadelphia— R a. h. e.
Philadelphia 13 13 5
Pittsburg 8 8 2
Batteries: Buffington and Cross, Tener and
Hurley.
At Brooklyn 11 innings.— r. b. h. k.
Brooklyn. 8 16 3
Chicago 5 7 4
Batteries: Sowders and Daly, Barston
and Parrel.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York— r. b. h. e.
NewYork 4 9 1
Cleveland. 1 4 f
Batteries: Bush and Buckley, Viau and
Zimmer.
At Philadelphia— r. b. h. e.
Philadelphia 14 15 5
Cincinnati.. 12 15 3
Batteries: Foreman' and Keena i. Mullane
and Harrington, Oleasou, Smith and Gray.
At Boston—Second game r. b.'h. x.
Boston 4 9 1
Chicago 3 10 8
Batteries: Getzein and Ganzel, Hutchinson and
Kittredge.
At Brooklyn— r. b . h. e.
Brooklyn 5 5 2
Pittsburg 4 8 6
Batteries: Day and Lccker. Caruthera and
Clark.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Baltimore tie; 10 innings— r. b. h. e.
Baltimore 1 6 6 5
Columbus 6 5 B
Batteries: German and Tate, Knauss and
Boyle; Chamberlain, Easton and O’Connor.
At Syracuse— r. b . h. e.
Stars. 10 12 2
Toledo 8 8 4
Batteries: Keefeand Pitz, Cushman,Sage and
Welch.
At Rochester— r. b . h. e.
Rochester 7 0 8
Louisville.. 3 9 2
Batteries: Miller and McKeogh, Dailey. Ryan
and Bligh.
Boston—league: First game ended be
fore it began in a dispute in regard to the
umpire. Both clubs claims a forfeit and
the matter will be carried before the
league directors for settlement.
For a disordered liver try Beeoham’s
Pills.— Adv.
WHAT 18 THB CAUSE OF BBAUTY?
Will tha Human Race Become Hideous
as it Advances?
FYom the London Spectator.
Beauty is a result of circumstances, such
ax personal freedom and mode of life and of
continuous diet, not of intelligence, and
still less of the acquisition of knowledge,
which latter can only b.-neflt the individual
whose features are fixed past serious
change before study is even begun. A man
or a woman inherits his or her face, and
mental habitude, though it may greatly
affect its meaning, can no more alter its
shape than assiduous training can turn a
smooth fox terrier into the wiry kind from
Airedale.
It may even be doubted, strange as many
will deem the assertion, whether continuous
education will produce beauty, whether the
growth of intelligence will even in ages
yield the physical result which wo notice the
author* of Utopias, always assume, as if it
were a scientifically demonstrable conse
qence of the new society. The most beauti
ful black race in Africa, a tribe of Nyassa
land, on whosaloolis even missionaries grow
eloquent, and who are really as perfect as
bronze statues, are as ignorant as fishes, and
tnough they have discovered the use of fire,
have never risen to the conception of clothes
of any kind. The Otaheitan, when discov
ered, was as uncultured as the Papuan now
is; yet the former approached as nearly to
positive baauty as the latter does to positive
deformity. The keenest race in Asia, and,
as all who know them assert, the strongest
in character, the Uftmese, is decidedly the
ugliest of semi-civilized mankind; while the
Hindoo, if sufficiently fed, is, even when as
ignorant as an auimal, aimost invariably
handsome. Tbe Circassians, who know
nothing and are rather stupid than excep
tionally intelligent, are phvsioally a fault
less race, far more so than the Germans, who,
though the best trained people in the world,
display a marked oommonness of feature,
as if the great sculptor, nature, had used
good clay, but taken no trouble about the
modeling. Some of the very ablest among
them belong to the flat-nosed, puffy-cheeked,
loose-lipped variety.
The keenest race in the world and proba
bly the on© most susceptible to culture, the
Hebrew, presents few types of beauty, being
usually at once hook-nosed and flabby
cheeked, though in physique, as in thought,
that race occasionally throws out trans
scendent examples. The tamed A-abs of
Egypt, who seem to possess poor brains and
of course have no education, are often ex
traordinarily hands me; while in 1860 the
grandest head in Asia, a head which every
artist copied as his ideal of Jove, bel >nged
to an Arab horse dealer, who, outside his
trade, knew nothing. No modern men of
culture would pretend, in mere terfectness
of form, to rival the old Greek athletes, who
intellectually were probably animals, or the
Berserkers, who were for the most part
only hard-drinking soldiers. Tbe royal
caste, which has been cultivated for 1,000
yoars, seldom produces beuutiful men, ami
still seldomer beautiful women; most prin
cesses, though sometimes dignified, having
been marked, as to features, by a certain
ordinariness often wanting in the poor, and
especially the poor of certain districts, like
Devon in England and Arles and Marseilles
in France. Devcu is no better taught than
Suffolk, but mark the difference in peasant
forms. In the last century the ablest men
in Europe were remarkable for a certain
superfluity of flesh, of which Gibbon’s face
is the best known and most absurd example;
and in our own time, intellect, even heredi
tary intellect, is constantly found dissociated
from good looks, and even from distinction,
some of the ablest men being externally
heavy and gross, and some of tbe ablest
women marked by an indefiniteness of
cheek and chin, as if they had been carved
by the fingers In putty. No strauger ever
saw Tennyson without turning round, but
Browning would have passed unnoticed in
any English or Austrian crowd. The air of
physical refinement, which is what con
tinuous culture should give, is precisely the
air which is often lacking among the culti
vated, as it is also in many aristocratic
families. Indeed, though caste mu-t mean
more or less hereditary culture, It is doubt
ful if it secures beauty. It does not in the
royal houses, and in any regiment, though
au officer or two will probably staud first,
theproportion of splendid men will be found
greater among the non-commissioned than
the commissioned officers.
No L. ore Sleepless Nights.
Philadelphia Record's New York Letter.
Anew wrinkle for drawing custom is the
keeping open of dental establishments ail
nig t for the special accommodation of
those who have to work all day, and cannot
afford to lose time by spending it in a den
tist’s chair. The idea is a practical success.
The first week shows a patronage almost, if
not quite, as large as during the day.
Operators say they can do just as good
work by the aid of the incandescent light
as by the light of tbe sun, and that tbe
quiet of the streets by night has a soothing
effect on the nerves, which are not s > sensi
tive to pain as when tensely strung by day
and by the excitement of daylight sur
roundings. All-night dental parlors seem
to have come In obedience to popular de
mand, and it looks as if they might become
as oummon as the all-night restaurant or as
is the work of building by incandescent
, .... 1
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .1, 189 C.
Local Record for the Morntng News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Cloudy, with rain at interval ,
(Special forecast for Georgia:
FAIR Showers, preceded by fair in nor.h-
7rn portion; stationary tempera
ture; northwesterly winds.
Tbe higbt of the river at Augusta at 7:3S
o’clock a in. yesterday (Augusta time) was
7.0 feet, a fail of L3 feet* during the past
twenty-four hours.
Comparison ot tn .-an temperature at Savan
nah. Ga.. Sept. 2. 1890, and tne mean ot the
same day for sixteen years.
Departure
Mian Texperatcrk from the Departure
■ ' - normal Since
for lfl years Sept.2,’9o. j -I- or |Jan.l,lS9ot
Comparative rainfall statement:
; Departure
Amount for Amount ! from the Departure
16 years, j for I normal Since
I Sept. 2. f0 ■ -1- or - 'Jan. 1,1990.
.18 429 -4 11 I —10,84
Maximum teraperaiuro, 75; minimum tem
perature.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hour*
ending op. m.. Sept ’J, 90,75 th MeridiAn time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ail stations
Districts. Average.
M “- Min - Bain
tiomi Temp Temp fall. t
Atlanta. 11 Til 66 .04
Augusta 12 TO 64 .24
Charleston T 76 68 .82
Galveston 17 90 68 00
Little Rock .... 11 88 64 .00
Memphis... 14 84 62 . 00
Mobile 7 62 64 .11
Montgomery 4 70 61 06
New Orleans 12 90 62 08
Savannah 12 78 67 . 65
Vicksburg 5 86 66 00
Wilmington 10 73 60 .01
Summary
Means.
stations or i Max Min. ltain
savamnab district. Temp Temp falil.t
Alapaha ... 78 66 .00
Albany.. 74 68 *T
Americas 74 64 .80
Cordele
Balnbridge. 76 58 .19
Eastman 74 66 . 86
FortUaines 78 68 . 04
Gainesville, Fla 88 7 > .6711
MiUen 74 64 85! j
Quitman 80 70 1.00
Savannah 75 66 4.61
Thomasvilie 74 68 32
Way-crow* 90 68 10
Summary
Means.
Observatloiis taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Mohnixq News.
Savannah. Sept. 2. 7:86 p. m.. city time.
Temperature, i
Dtioction. ?!
‘ g !
Velocity. ” '
Rainfall.
FAME
OF
STATIONS
Portland I 701 W .. Cloudy.
boston j 701 W |lO, ..(Cloudless.
Block Island I 64; W 18 1 (Cloudless.
New York city.... | 70(SW 81.... (Cloudy.
Philadelphia....... 68 SW 8 (Cloudy.
Washington City.. 68 S ..I ... Cloudy.
Norfolk 68' K 6 .(Cloudless.
Charlotte 6C:N E j*T [Cloudy
llattoras . 72,N E 6 —iCloudless.
Wilmington 74 NE 8 ICloudless.
Charleston 72 N E 12 1.26 Raining.
Augusta 70 NE' 6 "4(Cloudy.
Savannah 72jN E! 6 I.79;Cloudy.
Jacksonville 78; E (6 .80 Cloudy.
Tampa 78 NEj .Oi Cloudlpss.
Point Jupiter, Fla. j 80j E 10( .01 (Cloudless.
Titusviilo 78(S FJI2 .06 Cloudy.
Key West 80 S E| 8 .01 P tly cloudy
Atlanta 68; E 'l2 .02 Cloudy.
Pensacola 72(N El 2 ... ; Cloudless.
Mobile 70,N ElO ....luioudy.
Montgomery 70 N E 6 .12 Cloudy.
Vicksuurg .. 74: E 6... Cloudless.
New Orleans 74' N 1(11.08 Cloudy.
Shreveport 84 S E Cloudless.
FortStnith 78' E . ... Cloudless.
Galveston 82$ E 6 .... Cloudless.
Palestine BCNE Cloudless.
Brownesville 82;N E 8 .... Cloudless.
Knoxville 70 1 S Cloudless.
Memphis 70 E Cloudless.
Naslivilie 7G(S E Cloudy.
Indianapolis 7t>|S E ICloudless.
Cincinnati 78 Cm Cloudless.
Pittsburg 72) S W; | Cloudless.
Buffalo.. 66jSWl 6 Cloudless.
Detroit 70j S .. 1.... Cloudless.
Marquette 54 N Cloudy.
Chicago 72 8 E 22 .... P’tly cicudy
Duluth 48 NE 9 ! *T P tly cloudy
Bt. Paul 70 S E 12 .... Cloudy.
St. Lgiuis 86;8 E 61.... Cloudy.
Kansas City 80 S ' 8( .... Cloudless.
Omaha 84 N E 6 01 Cloudless.
Cheyenne 68S E;. *T Cloudy.
Fort Buford 62 N El .01 Cloudless.
Bt. Vincent 54 E | 6 .02 Raining.
*T Indicates tr.vie. tlnches and hundrelthii.
C. S. Goboes. Observer Signal Corps.
GEORGIA POLITICS.
Hon. M. W. Beck, of tho Twenty-sixth
district, will be a candidate for president of
the state Senate.
Hon. Frank W. Hall, Lumpkin county’s
last representative, has declared himself
squarely in the race against Daniel Davis,
who is the alliance nominee. Davis was in
dorsed by the alliance by a combination be
tween his friends aud another’s, but Alex
Wbelchel was the choice of a plurality of
the delegates. So there is great discontent
in the alliance ranks and tho alliance is in
the ininoritj'.
MEDICAL,
When The Face
Is constantly covered with eruptions, the
need of a Mood-purifier is plainly indicated.
Washes and external applications are of
no avail. The poison must he thoroughly
eliminated from the system by stimulating
the action of the liver and kidneys, which
wgans have become sluggish and inopera
t x, thereby throwing upon the skin the un
n. -al work of cleansing the system of its
impu -ities. What is needed is Ayer's Sarsa
parilla—the best of blood medicines.
“ My face for years was covered with pim
ples ami humors, for which 1 could find no
remedy till I began to take Ayer’s Sarsapa
rilla. Three bottles of this medicine effected
a thorough cure. I can confidently recom
mend it to all suffering from similar troubles.”
Madison Parker, Concord, Vt.
“I had been troubled for some time with an
eruption of the skin which, till I was induced
to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, defied all efforts
to cure. After taking two bottles of this
medicine, the eruption began to disappear,
and with the third bottle It left me entirely.”
—Louis Degenhardt, 125 Sumner ave., Brook
lyn, N. Y., Traveler for G..H. Buek & Cos.,
Lithographers, 146 Centre st., New York.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BV
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. sl,sixss. Worth $5 a bottle.
BAKER’S COCOA.
, Wte. GOLD M ti-Lre a aivAO, xo io.
W. BAKER & CO.’S
fgft&Breatfet Cocoa
Is absolutely pure and
ifj rfcHffn. ** i* soluble.
gfmk No Chemicals
nfj I; I |uVJm are used in ita preparation. It has
li rav mort than tkre * times tfu °*
k>9 ft j j |in Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
Li'* I :g Uu| or Sugar, and i therefore fur more
Ml i 1 lfl economical, cutting It* than one cent
ft fl o cup. It i delicious, nourishing,
fail /I S||j|*treugtheiiing, Eaßiet Digested.
PSI I /1 i lllu and admirably adapted for Invalids
i-"TttA'i '/WP as well aa for persons in health.
Sold Jiy Groo*ir everywhere.
W. BAKER & CO.. Dorchester, Mass.
CHIMNEYS.
Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, or a
Student Lamp ?
Do they work satisfacto
rily ?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break ?
You get the wrong sort!
The right ones are the
“ Pearl Glass,” made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Cos.,
Pittsburgh, makers of the
celebrated “Pearl-top
lamp-chimney which L--J
have given .universal satis
faction*
CHEAP ADVERTISINGS
ONE CENFa WORD.
APYrPTrSEMEXTS, 15 Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONR
CKNT A H OJW, Cask tn Advance, eaok
insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply,
anythin j to buy or sell, any bust mm or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any wish
to (/ratify, should advertise in this ooiumn.
CALENDAR.
“SEPTEMBER
WEDNESDAY
There is strength deep-bedded in our hearts,
of which we reck but little till the sliotts of
h aven have pierced its fragile dwellin . Must
not earth be rent before her gems are found?—
Mrs. Tie mans.
SMOKE
Em kin Cigars
EVERY DAY.
PKHBQSAL
PHOTOGRAPHY.— All styles and sites from
stamps to life-size; fine Cabinet Photos a
specialty, pneo $2 a dozen; no fakirs employed
as solicitors; no chromos given away: business
established June 4, 1865. J. N. WILSON, 21
Bull street.
SOMETHING NEW.—Beautiful band (tainted
lo Pastels ready framed. Marked down to
sell, at, M. T. TA Yi.OR'S, 135 York st.
BIRTHDAY. Wedding and Anniversary Pi-os
ents, at M. T. TAYLOR’B, l'lt York st.
/ 3 IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life
* I size picture with eaoh dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. I.AUNEY &
GOKBKL, Savannah, Ga.
1 IKICKLY HE IT
1 CHAFING OF INFANTS
Cured with Boracine. A highly perfumed and
sujierioi- face and general toilet powder. 35u.
package at any druggist. Try it.
'VTE\\ T GOODS, New Goods, New Goods tn all
X3 lines, at M. T. TAYLOR’S, 135 York st.
HEAL ESTATE. —Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
1 AC. TOOTH, hair, nail, shoe and whisk
IV brushes; sponges, chamois, pint bottle
ammonia. HKIDT’B artesian water toilet soap.
4 BEAUTIFUL Collection of Photograveurs
i 1 printed on satin. First time displayed in
Savannah, at X. T. TAYLOR'S, 135 York st.
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clerk. BTKAOSS BROS. _____
WANTED, a lady familiar with office Work.
>Y STRAUSS BROS. , ■
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EDW. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
WANTED, an experienced cook, white or
colored. 102 South Broad.
Wanted, a good cook. Apply to John
T DF.HST. !>2 LSr iightnn street.
YY7ANTED, a good bookkeeper, ulsua general
rr utility clerk; young men preferred
CHANCE, care News office.
WANTED, first-class bartender; only sober
*' man need apply. Address BAR, News
office.
Boot and shoe salesman wonted; one
who can come well recommended; will pav
a good salary for a good man. Address BOOTS
AND SHOES, at this office.
Ak/'ANTED, a man to take charge of a fruit
• ' farm, he to have the use of the land and
house in payment for his attention to the trees.
C. H. DOKBETT.
A GF.NTS $5 to flO a day o llecting small
I * pictures for us to copy and enlarge; satis
faction guaranteed and a $4 outfit free. A.
DUNNE & CO., 56 Reads street, NewYork.
WANTED, by a jobbing boot and shoe
” v house, a traveling salesman for the Rtaie
of Georgia; none but those who have had some
experience and ca i command a good trade need
apply; wecanoffr a good position to a com
petent man. Address with references ad full
particular-, ALLNUTT. NIXON A GOLDS
BOKOUGH, 18 South How ard street, Baltimote,
Md.
EMPLOY M ENT WANTED.
A LADY desires a position as
matron, or companion, or would care for
au invalid. Address “COMPANION,” care of
Morning News, .Savannah, Ga.
X\T ANTED, by man with small family, sltua
* * tion to keep hooks or clerk in the country;
thorough knowleage of turpentine and mercan
tile business; A1 reference. Address VIRGINIA,
care Morning News.
WANTED.
YYf ANTED, by two ladies, a flat of rooms,cen
' ' tral location; rent moderate. Aduress
“TWO.”
M 1 SC KLI A NEOUsW A .Vis.
IJOARD WANTED, by two young men near
) the business portion of city; private family
preferred. Address M. 8., News office.
Yk7 ANTED, a young pug dog; state price and
v r where can b ; seen. Address X, this
office.
IjNOUR young men would like to get board
and lodging in central 1 cation. Would
prefer one la ge room nic-ly furnished with
two beds. References exchanged Address,
stating terms, N. J. W„ care Morning News.
SUING I KS.
USE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, A 6 and 8
inches wide, at BT*4c.. 6*44c. and 8744 c. per
bundle cash: prices according lo quality. For
sale ai the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURIVG COMPANY.
KOO.VI-i TO itHN'E
CANE FLOOR of three rooms for rent. House
* ’ •><--' w>-a. Cheat' wed Mil good location.
44 West Broad street, east side.
STA?
OF
WEATHER.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
IV'Lii RENT, small house on Jonea street, be
-1 .. I *'*“ n Barnard and Whitaker. Apply to
C. D. ROGERS.
RENT, handsome residence. 161 Liberty
A . possession given immediately. I).
B. LF.STEK, *i Waltaker,
t'OR RENT, house corner Bull and Duffy
X streets. Possession on Oct. 1. Apply 11.
F. TRAIN, 185 New Houston street.
tV)R RENT, a small house on Lincoln, be-
A tween Wayne and Gordon streets. Apply
to CARL SCHULTZ, 106 W Bay street.
RENT, that elegant residence, 57t$ Jones
street. Cohen's new block: all moderu im
prorenieots. Apply Salomon roilKN.
t'OR RENT, from October Ist. No. 163 (lor ion
1 street, southeast corner Barnard. Apply to
K S. CLAOHORN, Real Estate Agent, No. 7
Drayton street.
RENT, from Ist of October next, frame
A dwelling, two stories high, southeast cor
ner New Houston and Montgomery streets H
J. THOMABBt >N, 114 Bryan street.
\ FIBBT-OLASB RESIDENCE, with all modi
4 A eru improvements Inquire SOLOMON &
CQ.’S branch drug store, Bull street.
I,’'Mi RENT, dwelling 16944 Barnard street,
I fronting Chatham square. Apply to L
W.LANDEftSHINE. Executor.
r ro KENT, house eoutniniug eight rooms;
1 all modern conveniences; S2B 50 per month•
on Berrien and West Broad streets, 1 { T
bF.CKKT.
{JOR KENT, from the t°t ->f November, that
comfortable brick residence 67H, Jefferson
street, for s'A> per month. Apply to HL.NKY
McALPI N, 103 Bay street
ICMIR KENT, from Oct, Ist, that deshahle resi
dence 169 Jones street, w ith all modern im
provements. Apply at HENRY' SOLOMON ,V
SON’S.
YNOR RENT, dwelling, No. 56Wa!dburgstreet,
1 south front; all moderu conveniencea
Possession Oct. 1. FRIERSON A CO., 70 Hay
street.
LX>R RENT OR LEASETt)m“whttfirid build-
A ing. now temporarily used as the County
Court House; it Isa handsome new edifice,eligi
bly located, strougly constructed and well
adapted to any class of business, possession
given Sept. 1. 189a Apply to JOHN SULLI
VAN, Treasurer Union Society.
FOR RILNT—MISCELLANEOUS.
IJ'OR RENT, the store and warehouse I now
occupy. ROUT. H. TATKM, Real F.state
Dealer.
IT'OR RENT, cheap, ten acres land, corner
Gwinnett and Cen • cry streets, and Im
provements. T. P. UEIDT.
LVJR RENT, offices corner of Bull and Bryan
I streets, l'ossesaiou Sant. Ist For terms
apply to JOHN SULLIVAN & CO., 1024* Buy
street.
IjX)R RENT, womhouae on River stree*. for
merly ooouptnd by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply to F. U. BELL, Buaiuem OfSoe, Morning
New*.
FOR SALE.
IVOR SALE, a good, newly rigged up duck
bont. Address "DUCKBOAT,’* News
Office.
[7 11 CASH will buy good building lot; bal
V**'" ance on easy terms Cad and s-e plat
at my office. CLAYTON P. MILLER, RealEs
tate Dealer and Auctioneer.
1 1(1 FINK LOTS adjoining city limits.
1 til I. D. La ROCHE & SONS,
Real Estate Dealers,
IAOR FALL PLANTING
-1 Onion sets, flower seeds, cabbage, turnip,
spinach and all kinds of reliable garden seed
from reliable growers and fresh at HKIDT’S.
|AO cake, HEIDT’S Artesian Water Toilet
I v Soap; try it; and Oil Paste Blacking.
Iq'Oß B\LK, house win 1 lot corner Holton and
Montgomery, eight rooms, with water; price
$2,700. K H. JONES, 7 YVhltaker street.
I-SOK SALE, five thousand acres of Timber
und Turpentine Laud on railroad; water,
near Brunswick. ARCHIBALD SMITH, Athens.
Ga.
BOARDING.
WANTED, a few young men boarders at 189
McDonough street.
LOST.
IOST, large cluster setting of diamonds,
J tielongiug to combination pin and linger
ring; liberal reward If returned to McDonough &
Co.’s mill.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OWC. POUND
Z• I for the usual 40c Chocolate Creams. At
HLIDT 8. 15c., 25c., 35c. and 800. Candle-.
of all kinds repaired in first
r class style by E B. ('• 1.
C’ A}’ has the best 10 cent cigar for 5 cents in
1 the city, and has a fine lunch every day.
101 Bay street.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING In tills column
wili surely bring great results Try it and
beoonvhioed.
A CHOICE selection of fine curtains just re
I V. received, from 500 to $5 a pair. Call and
see them. E. B. CO.
MATTRESSES renovated in best form In the
city by Empire Bargain Cos , Liberty ad
Jefferson streets.
BARGAIN CO., Corner liberty Md
I j Jefferson streets, lias a very line Waterloo
orgau at a very low price.
IIEFORE von buy or sell property consult
> ROBERT H, TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
V GOODRICH, lawyer, 124 Dearborn street
• Chicago 25 years' successful practice:
advice free; n„ special facilities In
many states.
MERCHANTS, manufacturers, inert hades,
corporations, and all other* in need or
orbiting, lithographing, and blank books oaa
have their orders promptly filled, at moderate
prices, at the MORNING NKWb PRINTING
HOUSE. 8 Whitaker street.
PUBUCATIONg,
Magazines for September
—-AT
ESTILLS NEWS DEPOT,
2i H BULL STREET.
PRICK.
Book Buyer lo cents
Popular Science Monthly 50 cents
Century 35 cents
Harpers 35 cents
Atlantic 35 cents
North American Review 50 cents
I* elect ic 50 cents
C smopolitan £5 cents
Magazine of American History 50 cents
Current Literature .25 cents
Leslie’s Popular Monthly 25 cents
Builders’ Edition of Scientific American 25 c#mts
Arena 50 cent*
Bel for Tb 25 cents
Lippincott’a 25 cents
St. Nicholas 25 cents
Outing 25 cents
Scribner’s ‘5 cents
Leslie's Budget .20cents
Bout hern Cultivator 15 cents
American Agriculturist.... 15 cents
Old Homestead 10 cents
Address all ord r*.to
WILLIAM ESTILL, Savannah. Ga.
-L l --. *■■_■. .
LUM B E It.
iriWALL,
MANUFACTURER of
YELLOW PINE LUMBER
Flooring, Ceiling, Weather-Board mg,
Mouldings of all Kinds.
Scroll Sawing and Turning in all Varieties
LATHS, SHINGLES, ETC.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED-PROMPT DE
LIVERY GUARANTEED.
Office at Yard 204 to 230 East Brood street, foot
of New Houston. Telephone 811.
SAVANNAiI, - (GFCOICOI A.
FISH AND OYsTKRa
' ” ESTABUSHEI) 1858. “ " '
M. M. Sullivan & Son,
Wholesale Fish and Oyster Dealer*
ISO Bryan st. and 152 Bay lane, Savannah, Go.
Fish orders for Pimta lioirds received here
have prohipt attention. , >
EDUCATIONAL
sS 4ITA Media (Pa.) Military Academy: boys.
VxUU, Brooke Hail; girls. Circulars free.
MORELAND PARK
MILITARY ACADEMY.
NEAR ATLANTA, GA
A Training School for Boys.
CHAS. M. HEEL Sup’f.
THE OGLETHORPE SEMINARY
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
WIU reopen for Its fourth torin on Monday. Oct.
ft, IH9O. All ciiri i information can obtained
from the principal,
Mrs. LOUIS O. YOUNO.
165 Bolton street, Savannah, Da
WESLEYAN
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Opens Sept. 18,18W0. One of the most thorough
ami attractive schools for young: lndlee in the
union. Conservatory course in music. Unsur
passed advantages in Art, Elocution and Calls
thenics. Full commercial course. Situation
grand, climate unsurpassed. Pupils from
ninet on states. Terms hvv. Special induce*
monts to persons at a dlstanoe. For the low
terms and groat Advantages of this Oslebrated
Virginia School, write for a catalogue to W. A.
HARRIS, President, Staunton, Virginia.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
PETERSBURG, VA. The 20th Annual Soeslon
-1 of the school for Boys begin* Ist of Octo
ber. Thorough preparation for University of
\u IT. S. Military ami Naval Academies and
loading Engineering Schools. For catalogue
address W (JORDON McCADE, Haail Master.
SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
915 and 917 N street, Baltimore. Md,
Mhs. W. M. C\RY. i EsUi)>Bshe<l, 1842. Bummer
Misa OABY. j iddttM, Bar Harbor, Me
Notre Dame of Maryland.
Collaifiate Institute for Younx Ijulies and Pre
t’linu,*:y Hohool for little coudueted by
the School Sisters of Notre Dame. EMBI.A P.
0., hear Baltimore, Mil.
122 and 124 W. Franklin Hf.. Haltimobb, Mtx
Edgeworth Boarding and Day School
for Young ladies will reopen Thursday, Hep.
18th. 27th year. Mas. H. P. UCFEBVKK, Prin
cipal.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Near Alexandria, Va.
I* M. BLACKFORD, M A., Principal.
LLEWELLYN IIOXTON, Ass elate Principal.
Ij'Oß BOYS—The Flfty-second year (the
I 21st under present Principals) opens SEPT.
94,1890. Ostalosus on application.
(FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LiY
r DIES- WARRENTON, VA.
Situated in Piedmont region of Va., on Rich
mond <£ Danville R. R., 54 miles from Washing
ton. Avery successful school, brine entirely
full the pant two yeare. Excellent huildinxs
and strong Faculty. Next term begins Sept.
18th. 1800. per catalogues, address GEO. O.
BUTLER, A. M . Principal.
GEORGIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
j.V ,Splendid buildings,
Jg* elegantly equipped
A, b\ with physical aud
ejiu. c ' mu'aieiit'arat'is.
Item ijteiftwlfi j^ 11 kdlDu tlirongh buildl n g
IJ II Im in g the fall.
Splendid pianos
Conservatory teachers. 14F* Bookkeeping,Tel
egraphy. Typewriting and other practical feat
ures. Most healthful location In tbo south.
Homelike life. Altitude 1,460 feet. Positively
no malaria. For catalogue address
A. \V. YunllOOHF, President,Gainesville,Ok.
UN 7V E R3l T Y
of Goorgia.
REV. W. E. BGGGH, I). I>.. LL. D., Ohsncsllor.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT opens on Wodnos
day. Sept. 17. 1890. Examinations for this
department begin on Monday, Sept 15. Prayers
held every morning, and services by the Chan
cellor every Sunday afternoon. TUITION
FREE.
LAW DEPARTMENT opens on same day.
Tuition In this department. S7O.
For catalogues apply to the (thanccllor.
LAMAR OOBIt, Sec. Hoard of Trustees.
SAUCE
LE.i&PERRIHS
‘ -z * . ■ r ‘- ' ’ *■'*'.*■ ’ ”r ' f
SAUCE.,
sKOT AND COLD . \
,
f
Blgrnaturo on every bottle of the genuine Ac original.
JOHN DUNCAN’S SONS,NEW YORK.
HOT K Lb.
The Marshall louse.
r ONO AND FAVORABLY KNOWN to the
I J traveling public, now under now manage
ment, will ho open during repairs for the ac
commodatton of lodgers only, and on or about
Sept. 15 will he open as a first class Kuropuun
House, with restaurant attached.
H. N_FIBH, Manager.
THE MORRISON HOUSE?
C3EKTRALJ.Y LOCATED on line of street
J cars, offers pleasant south rooms, with
regular or table board at lowest summer rate*.
New baths, sewerage and ventilation perfect,
tbe sanitary condition of the bouse is of the
Cob.’ BROUGHTON ajvd DRAYTON BTREETB
INSURANCE.
CIHARLEB F. PRINDEHGABT
/ (Buccossor to R. 1L Footmak & Co.,)*"
FIRE, MARINE AND STORM INSURANCE,
106 BAY STREET,
[Next West of the Cotton Exchanged
Telephone C&U jto. 34. Savannah, Ga.
ii i “
□ Tbe MGRNINO NEWS Prlnte
tng House (Job Departments) has
added a large stock of Wedding
• Stationery, and prints and
I Lithographs Invitations,
tj I (Ards, etc., In the >'
I latest styles.
- Vand
UJedding | J
j I
Invitations:
Parties contemplating tak*
mg this important strp in Ufa
Sara rnopoit folly solid twl to call on \
or addrean % %.
MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,
1 r "" Morning Ntws Building, Surnnnnb, On.
nßftli and Party Stationary. Visiting Cards.
aad other fin© work, either printed or
©ftfraved at the shortest notice.
AUCTION SALEH FI’TCBI DAYS
LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
op
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Shoes. Etc.
C. H. DORSET! Austionser,
Will sell at public outcry on THURSDAY, Sep
tember 4th, 1890, commencing at 10 a. m.
and continuing until the stock is closed out. a
large invoice of the above goods, shipped to
me by a merchant who has retired from busi
ness. Tbe stock consists in part of
PRINTS, EMBROIDERY, CURTAIN LACE,
TABLE OIL CLOTH. CARPETS, DRILLING,
SHIRTING. UNIiEKSfII.tTS. OVERCOATS,
LADIES’ HATS, MENS’ HATS. TRIMMING
LACE, MENS’ and WOMEN’S SHOES, NO
TIONS, SHIRTS, BLOUSES, DRAWERS,
DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY. VESTS, GLOVES,
BUTTONS, LAW’N, GINGHAM, 8 ATT INK.
FLANNEL, CANTON FLANNEL, LAP ROBES,
table linen, crape takleton, rubber
GOODS, CASSIMERE. TOWELING, Etc.
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPOKATIOJT
OTATE OF GEORGIA, Chatham County—
C? To the Honorable the Superior Court of .aid
county: The petition of 0. M, GILBERT, H.
T. MOORE. J W MoAI.PIN, C. 8. RICHMOND.
J. A. W. WEGEF IKTH. R. n. JONES, C. A.
COX, HENRY MoALPTN, of the state of
Georgia, city of Savannah, show* that they de
sire, for themselves and such other i>ersons an
may hereafter become associated with them,
and their successors, corp rate privileges under
the name and style of “THE YOUNG MEN’S
HOME AND INVESTMENT COMPANY,’’ to
bo made und constituted a body corporate.
The object of said association or corporation
is the pecuniary profit and convenience of its
stockholders, and the business they propose to
conduct aud oarry on is as follows:
Ist. To own and deal in any real and per-
S'nal estate; to improve real estate by erecting
dwellings and buildingsof anv kind whatsoever,
or placing machinery thereon, or any other
appliance that will tend to increase the value of
the same. To carry out contracts and obliga
tions for the butldlug, constructing and repair
ing of all kinds of houses, st res. shops and
other buildings. 2. To lend or borrow, buy, sell,
lease, rent, grant, mortgage, encumber im
prove and otherwise hold aud deal in real.and
personal property, notes, liens, judgments,
mortgages, chores in action, domestic and for
eign bills of exchange, thnlier, naval stores,
lumber, bonds and stocks, securities, shares and
olrtigariuus of other companies, now or here
after to be formed under tne laws of any state
or tarrltory of the United States of Araer ca.
3 For the building, constructing, equipping,
improving and managing of roads, tramways,
factories, bridges, docks, wharves aud ware
houses; to advanoo money on bills of lading mid
r;ouds stored In warehouses; to do a goueral
irokerage and commission buslnsss, and to
negotiate loars for others. 4 The corporation. In
order to facilitate busine a desire in addition to
the piowers already asked for, tho power of es
tablishing branch offioes in tint and #1 her statue,
aud to do and perforin all acts for the further
ance, maintenance and maniigemont of aaid
huslneoa set forth In the {.receding clauses, and
to Issue common anil preferred st ok. borrow
money and to secure the payment of tbe same
by collateral, deed, uiortgagu, personal security
or otherwise, and to issue not.ee and other obll
gations and to make all uect ssur. contracts for
carrying on its business; to make by-laws neces
sary or proper Tor Its government; to sue and be
sued, and to have and ex.-rcise all of the rights,
powers and privileges conferred upon corpora
tions by tire laws of Georgia. 5 Tbs principal
place of drring business will ho Chatham county,
(hsorgia. 0. Tne amount of eap.tal to t* em
ployed by petitioners act tially paid fn will be
ONE HUNDRED THOiAaKD DOLLARS, di
vided Into one thousand shares of one hundred
dollars each, the stockhnl lers to •'* liable
for no more than the umount of their
unpaid subscriptions for stock. Wherefore
your petitioners pray that they may he Incor
porated for the purposes and under the name
aforesaid for the term of twenty years, wnji the
privilege of renewal at the expiration of laid
time, with ull tho rights and powers above men
tioned. And your petitioners will evnrpr tv, ete.
HENRY McALPtN,
Foil lion era’ Attorney.
Petition for Incorporation filed In offl.-e and
recorded this sth day of August. A. D. 18.0.
JAMrB K. P. CARS,
Clerk 8. C. C C.. tie.*
LEGAL NOTICES.
/~3 EORGIA, Chatham Ooukty,— Notice is
x X hereby given to all persons having
demands against GEORGE F. HYRNKB,
deceased, to present them to us, properly
made out, within the time prescribed by
law, so as to show their character ana
amount: aud all porsous indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make imtnedi
atu payment to us.
Aupusl 5, .890. WM. J. CLEARY,
CHAS C. ELY.
Executors will of George F. Byrnes, deceased.
'. . '.J'L" ' -8
FOR SALE.
A BUSINESS
FOR SALE.
Desiring to change my
business, I have decided to
sell my Fire-Arms, Ammu
nition and Sporting Goods’
Business, and offer a splendid
opportunity to any one wish
ing to carry on au established
business.
For terms, ete., apply to
G. S. McALPIN,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
M Bust Proof M Oats
DIRECT FROM TEXAS.
SEED REE, COTTON SEED MEAL;
Corn, Hay, Oats, Etc.
—SOLI AGENT FOR—
ORSOR’S MANHATTAN FOOD.
T. J-. ZD^Y-^IS,
BROKERS.
F. C, WYLLY,
STOCK, FOND and REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFERS a full line of desirable securities,
viz: Georgia Southern and Florida First
6a, Savannah and Western sa, Savannah Bank
and Trust Company stock, etc., otzx
A. L. HAKTKIDOE,
SECURITY BROKER,
■OUTS and sails aa osamlsslun all class* *•
XJ Stock* and Bend*.
Negotlatss loans on rnarkesabls snmriliM
Now YoCk quotation* furnishsd by if bests
Bokov sassy fiftesu mlsikss
KIESLING’S NURSERYT
WHITE BXaTJH’IT ROAH
TJLANTB, Bouquets, Designs, Cut Flower*
1 furnished to order. Leave orders at DaVI j
BBOtk’, cor. Bull and York Sts. The Belt RulP
way paaeck thruugu the nunairy, Teicpuuu* M, ,
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