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Newspaper Page TextPRESIDENTIAL AP3INTMEST3. The Justices of ta Private Land Claims Court Nam ad. Washington, June 10. —The President this afternoon made tb folio wing appoint ments: Leonard W. Colby >f Nebraska, to be Assistant Attorney Geieral, as provided by the aot approved Marti 3, 1891. Joseph R. Reed of lowa, to be chief justice of the court of Drivate land claims. Wilbur F. Stone of Colorado, Henry C. Sluss of Kansas, Thonas C. Fuller of North Carolina and WilliamAV. Murray of Ten nessee, to be associatejustiees of the court of private land claims Matthew G. Reynolls of Missouri, to be attorney of the Unitel States for the court •f! private land claims ’fhe court of private land claims, as con stituted by the Presidiut, oousists of three republicans and two cfemocrats. Justice Reed, who s mane chief justice of the court, is a resi&nt of Council Bluffs, la. He served durinj the war as an officer ju the Second battiry lowa Light Ar tillery, and was a number of the lowa state Senate fron 1866 to 1868. He was subsequently a judge of the district court ani judge of the supreme court of lowa. He was elected to the Fifty-first congress as a republican ami since the close of that congress has engaged ia the practice of his profession. Judge Murray is i resident of Hunting ton, Tenn. He 8 abouto.s years of age. He served it tie union army during the war an! was afterward ap pointed United States attorney for the western district of Tennessee. He is a strong reptblican, but was “re commended for appointment by both political parties, all the judges of the su preme court of the sate urging his appoint ment. He was remutly employed as a special counsel for tie government in elec tion cases. Judge Slogs of Kansas was formerly a judge of the district court. He is about 50 years of age, and has his residence at Wichita. His appointment was urged by Associate Justice Brewer of the supreme court, and others. He is a republican. The democratic members are Col. Fuller of North Cardins and Judge Stone of Colorado. The former lives at Raleigh and is one of the leading lawyers of the state. Judge Stone wosa judge of the supreme court of Colorida for many years. He lives at Denver, and ia a fine Spansh scholar. Attorney General Miller ssvs the court is a vtry strong one, and that the members all stand high in their profession for ability and in tegrity. The United States attorney be fore the court is M. G. Reynolds of St. Louis, a young man of high legal standing, and president of the Young Men’s Republican League of St. Louis. The salary of the members of the court is f’> ,000 and expenses, and that of the attor ney $3,500 and expenses. The court will sit in the states and territories where case* arise, and may at times hold short sessions in Washington. ON THE TURF. Laureate 11. Wins the Royal Hunt Cup .at the Ascot—Morris Parkßtcts. |J London, June 10. —The race at Ascot to day for the royal hunt cup. seven furlongs aud 160 yards, straight up hill all the nay, was won by Hammond's 4-year-old horse Laureate 11., Capt. Mitchell’s 4-year-old colt Rathbeal second, and Lord Hastings 3-year-old filly Beach third. Twenty-two horses ran. AT MORRIS PARK. Morris Park, N. Y., June 10.—The races here to-day resulted as follows: First Race— Purse $1,000; five and a half fur longs. Dr. Wilcox won easily from Arnold, McCormick third. Time 1:091$. Skuond Race —Purse $1,000; one and one-six teenth miles. Majordomo won easily from Mssterlode, Walcott third. Time 1:47^. Third Race- All Breeze stakes, SSO each, 81,250 added; penalties aud allowances; seven furlongs. Eon won handily, with Loanraka second and Ambulance third. Time 1 :266£. Fourth Race - Belmont slakes for 8-year-olds, et SIOO each, $3,000 added; penalties and allow ances; one and one-quarter miles. At the last sixteenth it looked as if Montana was winning easily, when “Snapper” brought FoxforJ from the bunch and beat Montana out by a beau, Laureston third, ten lengths away. Time Fifth Race—Purse SI,OOO for beaten horses; ons mile. Admiral won by two lengths from Dr. Hasbrouck, who beat Ballyhoo three lengths. Time 1:41)4. Sixth Race— Purse $1,000; six furlongs. Mer ry Monarch won by four lengths from Lester, who was four lengths before Temple. Time, 1-1%. BALTIMORE’S BLAZ2. The Concordia Opera House a Wreck. The Loss SIOO,OOO. Baltimore, Md., June 10. —The main building of the Conoordla opera house, which stands on South Eutaw street, be tween German aud Lombard streets, was almost completely wrecked by fire this evening shortly after 0 o’clock. The annex building, which fronts on German street near Eutaw was partially damaged by fire and water. The interior of the main building is a total ruin. The estimated damage ranges from SBO,OOO to SIOO,OOO. The insurance is placed at $135,- 000. About all that is left of the main building is the wails. CONTRACIOR EAGER WINS. He Receives Judgment Against the Knoxville Southern for $383,511. Knoxville, Tenn., June IR—The suit brought by George R. Eager of Boston, principal contractor, against the Knoxville Southern Railroad Company, was decided here to-day. Eager receiving a judgment for $383,511. Gen. R. N. Hood, principal counsel for the plaintiff, in an in terview to-night said that the verdict, though apparently against the road, will enable the ri ceiver to settle up the differ ences against the road much sooner, and will lead to strengthening of its finances. NAVAL MOVE ME MTS IN CHILE. Congressional Ships Arrive at Iqulque. The Itata to Go to California. iQtTQUE, Chile, via Galveston, June 10. —The congressional ships Coohrane, Magal lane3 and Maipe arrived here this morning from Caldera and intermediate ports. The latter vessel brought more than 2.003 men, fully armed and equipped, from Copiapo. The Itata will leave for California Sattir nay, with her cargo of arms and ammuni ■|°u °n board. She will be accompanied by the United State* steamer Charleston. The Reamer Monserrat arrived here to-day from San Francisco, with a large supply of flour lad provisions. Prices are now expected to ?o down. Railroad Commissioners at Bruns wick. Brunswick, Qa., Juno 10. —State Rail l° r T Commissioners Virgil Powers, Alex. L Erwin and L. N. Trammel spent to-day n the city, leaving to-night for St. Simon’s sland. Their visit was for the purpose of nsuecting the terminals of the Brunswick md Western and East Tennessee, Virginia in<i Georgia roads, and it is rumored that bey are investigating the cause of recent Complaints from shippers of lumber aud J ® v al stores along both lines in regard to rates. Brunswick Riflemen and the Camp. Brunswick, Ga., June 10. —The Bruns wick riflemen to-night decided to go over he Brunswick and Western road to Chicka uauga. Died of Influenza. Bi'blin, June 10. —Most Rev. John Ego, lorcan Catholic bishop of Waterford, died >day after eight hours’ sickness of influ hza. Bathing suits, gymnasium suits and shoes, t LaFar’s.— Ad. BATTLES WITH THE BAT. Results of the Ball Gamas Between the Country's Big Clubs. Washington, June 10.—To-day’s ball games resulted: NATIONAL LEAGUE. At New York- r. R.H. k. New \ ork jo a Pittsburg u 13 2 Batteries: J. Ewing and Clarke, Galvin and Mack. At Boston- R. B.H. R. Chicago is IS S Boston 0 6 4 Batteries: Clarkson and Lake; Hutchinson, Heenan and Kittredge. At Brooklyn— r . aa. e. Cleveland g 9 il Brooklyn 9 io 9 Batteries: Young and Zimmer, Lovett and Dally. At Philadelphia— r. b.h. e. Philadelphia 13 4 Cincinnati 3 7 2 Batter es: Thorctou, Brown and Clements; Mullane and Harrington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Washington — r. r.h. e. Washington 3 4 3 Athletics 2 5 0 Batteries: Miller and McGuire, Chamberlain an l Milligan. A Land Company Assigns. New Orleans, La.. June 10.—The Pica yune's Dallas (Tex.), special says: “The Dallas Land and Loan Company made an assignment to C. E. Bird last night. The liabilities are $500,000, and the assets nearly $1,500,009. The company was the principal owner of Oak Cliff, a suburb aci-isa the river from Dallas, and had to carry so much paper that they got caught in a tight place.’’ Vesuvius’ Eruption. Naples, June 10. —The eruption of Vesuvius continues. The eruption is mild as yet, but the director of the observatory on Vesuvius anticipates that it will become violent at any early date. Tourists are flocking to this city to witness the eruption. Sir John MacDonald’s Puoenl. Ottawa, Ont., June 10.—The remains of Sir John Mao Donald were taken to King - ton to-day for burial. The funeral services hero were such as befitted the great ruler o • one having strong hold upon the feelings of all classes of the people. British Influence on the Bultan. London, June 10. —In reply to a Jewish petition Lord Salisbury promises to consult the Turkish ambassador to ascertain whether British influence would induce the sultan to consent to the Jews settling in Palestine. Portugal's Convention with England. Lisbon. June 10. —The Senate to day, by a vote of 83 to 6, ratified the convention with England, which was signed to-day and goes into effect immediately. Fate of a French Expedition. Paris, June 10. —The natives of Matanga have massacred, roasted and devoured the French expedition from Loango under Crampet. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla requires smaller doses, and is more effective, than other blood rasd oines.— Ad. SPOOK3 IN A PHONOGRAPH. Remarks of the Departed Caught and Recorded on the Cylinder. ' From, the Washington Star. Spirits that hover about seanoes in Wash ington are up to the times. They have de manded phonographs or “talking machines” to assist them in their work, and the earthly beings who attend to their waute have pro vided them. “The touch of the hand that vanished and the sound of the voice that is still.” That is part of a message or address recorded on a phonograph cylinder by an apparition claiming to be the materialized spirit of the late lamented John King, pirate. Mr. King’s head appeared at an aperture in a dark screen. The room was dimly lighted. The phonograph was out side of the screen, and the horn or sound receiver extended up so that it just touched the edge of the aperture. Mr. Cronielien, the general manager of the Columbia Pho nograph Company, wasoutsideof thescreen, and operated the little lever of the phono graph so as to set it going or to stop it at Mr. King’s convenience. There was objec tion to Mr. Croinclien’s going behind the screen, as it might have a bad effect on the manifestations. This all occurred in a house on I street, where two spirit mediums are doing business in the usual way. Mr. Cromelien was there with his phonograph last night and on the two nights previous. A reporter listened to the voice of the pi rate king as it was reproduced by the phon ograph. It was somewhat sepulchral, an extra graveyard twang being given to it by the japanned tin horn through which it es caped out of the phonograph. Tom King’s voioe was not the only one thus imprisoned. There was an address by Mr. Wash Emmons, who, according to his own statement, had no palate in life and has not succeeded in picking up one vet in the after life. So a good many of Mr. Emmons’ re marks consist of rather unintelligible guttur als. Others of the cheerful circle of splritß that have given their time toward making the 1 street seaucea interesting also spoke. The mechanical ar rangement in each case was the same as in the case of John King. Some of the voices are rcorded with marvelous distinctness. The messages are all on about the same level as the usual spirit message. One spirit said it was like talking into an empty barrel to speak into the phonograph horn. The phonograph experiment was tried because the spirit themselves, accord ing to the statements made to the reporter, clamored for it. One spirit, much inter ested in the proceedings, claims to be the immortal essence of Christy, the minstrel. Chiisty proposes to drum for the phono graph and make a record of what is consid ered a wonderful performance even for a spirit—the beginning of a rapid tattoo in perfect time with light sticks made by splitting a clothespin. This would have been done last night, probably, but Christy was in a hurry to get away from the per formance in order to see a sparring raatoh at one of the theaters. He keeps up his in terest in these things. You cannot feel well without a clear head, and for thi. take Sim mom Liver Regulator.— Ad. Fine gloria and silk umbrellas, all sizes, at LaFar’s.— Ad. Yachting caps, white, black and Blue, at LaFar’s. — Ad. Pictures in great variety and all prioee. M. T. Taylor, 135 York street—Ad. Neglige shirts, elegant new patterns in light summer goods, at LaFar’a— Ad. Elastic seam drawers, gauze underwear in variety, at LaFar’s. — Ad. Old newspapers—2oo for 25 cents—at business office. MorninoNxws. — Ad. Fine neckwear In crape, grenadine and summer silks at LaFar’s.—^4d. The Morning News City Delivery Is as perfect as money, experience and con stant care can make it The psper is de livered in any part of the city as far south as Estill avenue promptly and regularly, immediately after going to press, aud with as little delay as is possible to make certain delivery. The service is the best of any city in the south, and is under the immediate supervision of tbe business office. None but the best carriers are employed, and our con stant aim is to make this important depart ment faultless. In tbe southern part of tbe city prompt delivery is made by wagon, guaranteeing to those living a distance from the office an early servioe. Tbe Morn ing News will be delivered regularlv for one month, $100; three months, $2 50. Your subscription solicited. THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1891. Talking of patent medi cines you know the old prejudice. And the doctors —some of them are between you and us. They would like you to think that what’s cured thousands won’t cure you. You’d believe in pat ent medicines if they didn’t profess to cure everything— and so, between the experi ments of doctors, and the experiments of patent medi cines that are sold only be cause there’s money in the “stuff,” you lose your faith in everything. You can't always tell the prescription that cures by what you read. So, perhaps, there’s no better way to sell a remedy than to tell the truth about it, and take the risk of its doing just what it professes to do. That’s what the World’s Dispensary Medical Asso ciation, of Buffalo, N. Y., does with Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescription, Pleas ant Pellets, and Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. If they don’t do what their makers say they’ll do—you get your money back. Local Reoori for the Morning News. Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity for to-day: Fair; warmer. Speoial forecast for Georgia; RAIN I Showers; stationary temperature; southeasterly winds. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah. Ga.. June 10, 1991, and the mean of the same day tor sixteen rears: Departure Mxax Tkm per att r*. from the £nS?Jan — normal , ~,, for 16 years;June 10,*91. -|- or *• jaj1 ’ 78 |_ _76 2 -.86 COMPARATIVE RAIHFALL T .TSMEJVT. . Amount Departure Amount for from the Jan for 16 years Juno 10 31 1831. .03 * —.22 5.02 Maximum temperature, 81: minimum tern perature. 70 The hight of the river at Auguita at 7:83 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 12.0 feet —a fail of 0.3 fe:t during the past twenty-four hours. Observations taken at the same moment of time at ail stations ... . . Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending 6 p. m.. June 10,1691. TBth Merldlau time Districts. Averaoe. „ Max. I Min. Raln- H "“- Temp Temp fall, t Atlanta.... •• ....... 12 72 66 84 Augusta.,, .......... 12 78 66 ,74 Charleston 7 I *2 I? 844 Galveston 18 98 j 72 .00 Little Rock .... 15 88 |6B .01 Memphis. 15 62 66 .13 Mobile 5 84 66 34 Montgomery 7 84 66 S3 New Orleaus. 10 92 68 . 09 Savannah 12 83 68 .31 Vicksburg 4 90 64 T Wilmington 10 82 64 .03 Summary .... I ... Means. 1 ... STATIONS or Max. I Min. Hain bavaxnah DISTRICT. Temp Temp falll.t Alapaha 88 68 .05 Albany... 86 70 1.03 Americas 92 68 Bftinbridge 81 68 1.08 Cordate 88 68 .11 Eastman 84 68 01 Fort Gaines 82 60 . 38 Gainesville, Fla. 88 68 00 Mlllen 84 68 90 Quitman 86 70 ,10 Savannah 81 70 .03 Thomasrille 90 70 00 Wayoross 88 68 . 00 — —a, Summary Means, Observations tasen at the same moment oF time at all stations for the Mobnino News. Savannah, June 10, 7:36 r. oity time. Rainfall ; q Velocity.. B Direction... Temperature... Kaue or Stations. Fortlanu 60 8 Wi. P'tly cloudy Boston 74 SW ]6 Cloud lees. Block Island 38 S W 18 .... Cloudless. New York city.... 74 S 14 Cloudless. Philadelphia 7S 8 12 Cloudless. Wasbiugtoncity... 72 8 6 .... Cloudless. Norfolk 70 S E! 8 Cloudless Charlotte 70 E .. .54 Cloudy. Kitty liawx. - 6 B 6B E 8 P'tly cloudy Hotteras Wilmington 74 E . 06 P’tly cloudy Charleston E 6 24 P'tly cloudy Augusta 68 8 E .. 1.92 Raining. Savakkah 76 S E .02 Raining. Jacksonville, 76 N E 8 .14 Cloudy. Tampa. 78 N E 6 Cloudless. Point Jupiter,Fla i Titusville 78 E 10 .32 Cloudy. Key West 90 N E 6 .08 P’tly cloudy Atlanta 68 E 6j 80 P'tly cloudy Pensacola 80 8 W 8, Cloudless. Mobile 30 g 61 Cloudless. Montgomery 78 S 6! .02,P’tly cloudy Vicksburg 86 8 6 ... Cloudless. New Orleans. 82 S b| P’tly cloudy Shreveport 86SE..| P’tlycloudy Fort Smith j ... j..i Galveston >.. 80 S E 12' P'tly cloudy Palestine.... 84 S— Cloudless. Brownsville 82 S 14 Cloudy. Knoxville 79 om. .40 Cloudy. Memphis 76... 6 Cloudy. Nashville 78 S E .. .0) Cloudy. Indianapolis. 76] S 6 Cloudy. Cincinnati 78 S E 6 04 Cloudy. Pittsburg 74: S Cldudy. Buffalo 74 SW 12 P’tly cloudy Detroit 62 3 W 10 *T Cloudy. Marquette 74; S 6 .32 Cloudlass. Chicago 66;5W19 .... Cloudy. Duluth 64 3 W 8 Cloudy. St. Paul. 79 SW 12 14 Cloudless. St. Louis 72! 8 12 .82 Cloudy. Kansas City. 88 N 14 .01 Cloudless. Omaha 60! N 8 1 Cloudy. Cheyenne 62 S 18; Cloudy. Fort Buford. 62 SW 8 T’ Cloudy. St. Vinoent 60] N 10| T Cloudless. *T Indicates trace, finches and hundredths. C. S. Goaoas. Observer Signal Corpa Fills often leave a person constipated. Sim mons Liver Regulator never does.— Ad. Tbe Sunday Morning News Will be found regularly on sole at the fol lowing places: Estill’s News Depot, Connor’s News Stand. E. J. Kieffer’s Drug Store, corner West Broad and Stewart streets T. A. Mullryne & Co.'s Drug Store, West Broad and Waldburg streets. St J. K. Yonge’i Drug Store, oorner Whitaker and Duffy streets. McCauley At Co.’s Drug Store, corner New Houston and Drayton streets. W. A. Bishop’s Drug Store, corner Hall and Price streets.—Adit. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENTRA WORD. ADVTtRTISKHXtm. 15 Word* cr •uww. to (Aaj ooJwm ftusrtorf for ONI OXNT A WORD, Cteaa to aomw, mm* who haw an* want to wmpply, OMviAto# te bn* or watt, any * r i or •aeownmodationw to wwemrw, indwwd.any win* to gratify, wkoutd adwwrtiww to tJkw rrfnmn. PERSON A L. (!IO TO headquarters for tins photographs; < cheapest and best; finest accessories in Savannah. For thirty days 1 will give away one extra in large gilt frame with each dozen cabi nets. J. N. WILSON, 21 Bull street. KORTINO IMPROVED INJECTOR, the best over thirty thousand sold. If your ma chinist don't have it get him to order of LOM BARD ft CO.. Augusta, Ga. PRICKLY H RAT— Prickly heat, chafing. 1 cured when using Boraciua Toilet and Nursery Powder, blghlv perfumed. Try it. F 'OR a short time only: Fine cabinet photo graphs, two dollars per dozen, at FOREST CITY PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Congress street. YVrE are the only authorized representative U of Rntottm, Gerstley A Cos. for Rye Whiskies, Geo. H. Forster Cos. for Rye Whiskies and A. & H. Myers for Pure Schuylkill Malt Whisky. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, 45 East Broad street. CHAFTINUS. Pulleys, Hangers and mill work C: all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD & 00., Augusta, Ga. \\ r K are sole agent In southern states for * * Chas. Dielzl & Co.’s Hungarian Wines and H. Eckel & Co.’s Khernay Champagnes. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE', Telephone 54. \TLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers, Tanks and Stacks. Grate Bars and Building Castings. LOMBARD ft CO., Augusta, Ga. IF you are Is need of money and want a liberal loan, for any length of lime, at lowest rate of Interest, on Diamonds. W atches. Jewelry, Clothing, etc., aud if you wont your valuables returned In the same con dltlon as left, patronise home enterprise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah Ucensed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E. MUHLBKRG, Manager. help wanted. \V r ANTKr>, a house girl. Apply 119 Perry t street V\ T ANTED, n nurse. Apply at 79 Holton v v street, between Abercurn and Lincoln. WANTED. 25 good brickmasons; steady work; ten (10) hours day's work. Apply to W. H. KENDRICK. Contractor, Tampa, Via. \V r ANTED, a bov who has had some experl ’ ' ence at soda fountain. Address FO UN TAIN, News offies 1 , AIT ANTED, a small girl for light housework ' ’ 13l York street. nt ANTED, a colored boy to attend two horses; must come well recommended. Apply before 8 a. m. at 2!4 Drayton, corner of Abt rcorp streets. WANTED, a woman to cook and wash for ’’ small family; must, be able to milk a cow; while Apply 163 Bolton street. SALESMAN to sell petit ledgers, advertising k~ oardsand many other specialties to mer chants. W. B. PERSHING, South land, Ind. W ANTED, a firstdata man to represent the vT National Building aud Loan Association of Georgia in the city of Savannah. Address with reference P.O. Box 572, Macon, Ga X\T ANTED, traveling salesmen for Georgia “ trade; only a first class man wanted. Address HARDWARE, P. O. Box No 814, Baltl more. ANTED, a reliable and steady girl or wo “ man as clerk In a bakery; one with ex perience preferred. A good place and rood wages to right person. Address K., care Morn ing News. BMRLOV MKN'T WANTED. VTOUNG man thoroughly understanding the I grocery business wants position in retail store. WILLING, this office. IJOSITION by a young lady as home com paninn, travelingeompaaionor governess; traveled around extensively; best social refer ences. Address Miss LE BELERB, care this office. YY 7 ANTED, position as bookkeeper, assistant, “ shipping, bill or entry clerk by No. j penman; statements or office work a specialty Address VICTOR, care Morning News. ('U.MPETENT. experienced and rel able butler J wants employment Immediatsly, Refer ences JONAS COOPER, 117 Henry street. ROOMS WANTED. YY/"ANTF.D. room and board, by young man. V Address with terms B. care of Btahop ft Co’s Drug Store, Hall aud Price. Board and room wanted—Large southern room and board In private fam ily, for married lady; references expected and exchanged. Address AUGUST, Box R, city. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. AIT ANTED, a store, for retail grocery busi vv uess, centrally located. Statu rent, M„ News office. WANTED, to give every Liquor Dealer a chance to build up a good trade on a valuable ttimulant whioh is daily growing in popularity. 51, LAVIN'B ESTATE, sole Agent. KIToMS to RENT. IjVJR RENT, rooms, unfurnished, reasonable to good partial. Apply 191 York. r I ’O RENT, rooms on second and third floors, A Whitfield building, over the postoffice; location most desirable in tbe oity. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN & CO„ 102)4 Bay street. BOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT IJOR RENT, etc,re and dwelling corner Jeffer- I son and South Broad streeis; good locality. Inquire A. S. COHEN. 139)4 Broughson street. IJOR KENT, convenient bouse, 46 Jefferson F street. Inquire A. S. COHEN, 139)4 Brough ton street. FOR RENT, that des rablo residence 152 Tay lor street. Inquire A. S. COHEN, 139)4 Broughton street. FOR KENT—MISCELLANEOUS. IVJ RENT, the large hall in the Odd FVllows building, with supper room sod toilet room attached, suitable for gerrnans, sociables, balls %any public gathering: seats 600. Apply to the JANITOR, or to A. K. FAWCETT, Markot Square. FOR SALE. nORBKS ANiTmUl.es, lust reoelved, extra tot large mules, family broke horses, fine saddle and harness horses and mares, and any thing else you may want. First class livery, latest style rigs. GUIt.MARTIN & CO., Sale, Livery and Boardlng stables. Telephone 251. r pHREE WELL FINISHED NeW COTTAGES A for sale, oorner Waldburg and Cuyler streets; just the house for man of small means; open for inspection to-day and remainder of week from 6:80 to 7:30 p m. ; terms easy. For particulars see C. DORSBTT TNOR SALE, two shares of Savannah Brewing A Association stock. Address, stating best offer, BREWERY, care News. F’OR SALE, Browusville lots, fronting on Bulloch and Harden streets; terms easy. CHAS. E. BTULTS. t I kC.H Alß.Tooth, Nail, Shoe Brushea, Sponges. I" Chamois. HEIDT'S Artesian. Water Soap, Qumdrops. } NOR SALE, the finest imported Wines and Liquors of all kinds, from olarets to Cordiala atlowest prices consistent with superior quality. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. Telephone 54. WAGONET, carries 9 passengers, just the thing for beach and picnic parties. GUIL MARTIN A CO.. Stables. SALE, a well-built, desirable seven - room house on Second street, between Bull and Whitaker streets, on easv terms; imme diate possession. W. K. WILKIXBON, Real Estate Dealer. li'Oß SALE— Live man with amall capita! can buy a paying business In good location. Address or call on HENRY SOLOMON A SON. TTiOR SALE, cottage on Tybee, fronting the A ocean, next to Furbera' Point House, Will easy terms. Apply to JOHN G. BUTLER, 140 Congress street. State op Weather. I’OK SALE. TNOR SALE, a small speedy sloop yacht ;ex r cellent condition; new sails Cheap. Ap ply 115 Liberty street. IDOR SALE, the largest and best assorted 1 stock of White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds. Mouldings, etc., etc.. In the South. Also all standard brands of Pure White Lead#. colors, dry and in all Mixed Paints, Vsmithes, etc. Mill supplies. Builders’ hardware Is my specialty. I.ime, Plaster sad Hair. Direct im portations of Roeendale and Portland Oment. Sewer, Culvert aud Flue Pice, ell sizes, bead*. Traps, Tb, etc. Call or write for my prices, and get estimates before buying. ANDREW Il AN LEY. SCI AC FOR twenty five feet rubber hose, Lp I'M with nozzle and couplings. NKID LINGERARABUS. INCH SALE, a large lot'ot first uuality . cheroots Special discount to the Trade. M. LATIN’S ESTATE. Delivery wagon, in good order, for baker tr groceiv Cheap. CHATHAM BOTTLING WORKS. Margaret street. OLD NEWSPAPERS—9OO for ‘25 cents-ttt Hutlnos* Office Morning News. BOARDING. Y\ T ANTED, boarders at Isle of Hope; pleas t i ant rooms and first class board. Address HOPE, News office. SUMMER RESORTS. \riRGINIA.— Summer board can be had in a private family 2W miles from Charlottes ville. Apply to Mrs WILLIAM I. RANDOLPH. P.0.80x 90, Charlottesville, Va References: Edward Karow, J. Randolph Anderson, Savan nah. N EW’ YORK CITY apartments in a family hotel to rent for the summer, delightfully located, facing close to both Central Park aud Manhattan Park. Table very reasonable. Ad dress YORK, Morning News office. OffTH STREET. 36 West Parties visiting —! Now York will find elegant rooms aud ex cellent hoard: location quiet and central; near principal store , hotels and theaters; very quiet street. MRS. PATTERN. OUMMKR BOARD in the mountains of Vir . ’ ginia. Location cool, h-althful and pleas ant; convenient to railroad, post and telegraph. Address F. M. RANDOLPH, Keswick. Albe marle county. Va. l>t>AßD A lovely visiting place nuiong the I > mountains of virzinla, everything inviting, at MRS .1. H. ALEXANDER’S, Withville, Vo. For particulars inquire of H. B. Spencer. /NOWK.R SPRINGS, in the mountains ot ' I Northeast Georgia, will be open to euevts June 15th. For rotes address P.-B. HOI.TZEN DOKFF. Gainesville, Ga. NEW YORK BOARD, delightfully situated rooms; excellent, table; summer prices; outhern family. Mrs. W ~09 East Fifty-ninth IXJBI. DOG LOST—Small black spaniel, female, re turn to 175 Bolton street aud be rewarded, IOST, cut glass smelling bottle, silver Btop- J pent each end. Returning sum to No. 81 Abercorn street liberal reward will be paid. MISCELLANEOUS. 4 AC. lu >X Camphor Moth Balls, 15c plot Car- Ivf bolic Acid, at iIEIDT’B. 33c pound Insect powder. PROVIDE for your family by taking assured stock In the National Assured. C. P. MILLER, Secrotary. 2C. PAPER to close out Flower Seeds. Try pound box Ileidt’s special 25c. and 35c. (Tandy, fresh supply IF you want your furniture upholstered and renovated by skilled w orkmen, send it to the A. J. MILLER COMPANY. IF you need a pure, palatable medicinal stimu lant, ask your grocer for Schuylkill Malt Whisky, M. LAVIN’d ESTATE. Wholesale Agent. fMNE bottled goods and Jug trade aro our specialties, which receive our constant at tention. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. OLD NEWSPAPERS- IDO tor 25 cento—at Business Office Morning News. INLOWEHB—A fresh supply at Strong's drug r store dalFr. Floral designs at short notice. QEORGKWaGNKK, telephone 498. KC. GLASS, ye latest drinks only at Hsldt's; *) Poach Cream. ( rab Apple Cider, Eggnogs, Root Beer, Tate Spring or Mineral Waters, nco, RETURNED if Eczema, Face nnd nil Z•) Skin Eruptions, Tetter, not cured when using Pemble’s Medicated Soap, at HEIDT’S and druggists. FFEFORE you buy or sell property consult I ROBERT H. TATKM. Real Estate I leaf or and Auctioneer. (AH IMAGES. UCGGIEi, ETC. VICTORIA, Tlie most stylish, yet light enough for one horse. Price very moderate. Just re ceived. and will be sold CLOSE to make room for new arrivals. Other styles also. Harness in every variety. Likewise “Everything on Wheels” at The Savannah Carriage and Wagon Cos. iiardw ake.7 Attention, mm. Blue Rock Pigeons. Blue Rock Traps. ’alurWmCi. SHOE*. ~ JAMES MEANS & CO.’S Jnly 53 Goodyear _ made of Calfskin ever widely / M idurrtiud. Sold svsrywtMT.. /1 ' f-i W This is the original 83 Snot Jtnd / q - ,|_L J the best made. Beware of Iml- / • Cs££§saß;a9 taboos. Tosltively ope geo- / fcl line unless stamped on the / 51 inies“James Means', 3§H&Tsf*k\ S3 Shoe.” V 13S1§P># A J. MEANS k CO. BoiUb, lin. s' I Full line of SHOES for Men and boys. For gale by A. S. NICHOLS. Sasanaaii. SANITARY PLUMBING. Stea fitting. Appreciating the Inconvenience to mdl own ers and steam fitters of having to send off for their fittings, oftentimes causing great loss by delay and always a great deal of trouble, we hare undertakea to meet the demand, end have quite an assortment on hand, with other* on the way. Among those goods in stock we mention: THE KORTINO IMPROVED AND THE ME TROPOLITAN INJECTOR. THE HANCOCK INSPIRATOR. ASHCROFT AND CROSBY STEAM GAUGES AND WHISTLES. THE MICHIGAN SIGHT FBED AND POW ELL'S LUBRICATORS FAIRBANKS AND JENKINS VALVES AND PACKINGS. All kinds and sizes Valves, Iron Pipe and Fit tings. Pipe cutting and threading a specialty. Call or write for prices. Sami! Plmliiic Cos. SO Al*. Savannah to tie, Front Ladies Appreciate Oar Soap. Then tell your Washerwoman to ask for ggg The Boss, Champion, Family Artesian and. Magic. Favorite Brands Made by TBS SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS, Cor. Pine and Lumber Sts. Leave orders at LINDSAY ft MORUAN'S, Broughton and Barnard Btreetß. GROCER! K-.. MOUNTAIN BUTTER ! GREEN MOUNTAIN, VERMONT, Creamery Butter. Received by livery Steamer. J. S. TYSON, Jll, k CO FLOUR. “Royal Lily” FLOUR, PUREST and BEST Brand on This Market. J. McGRATH & CO., FANCY GROCUR. BLANK BOOKS. SOUTHERK HEADQUARTERS FOR ACCOUNT BOOKS, PRINTING, —AND— LITHOGRAPHING. Blank Books tkat Open Flit a Specialty: FINE BINDING in all Stylo*, for Public and Private Lihrarls* Turkey Moroeoc, Crushed SeaL or Le vant, Russia and other Qualities, MUSIC ancTMAGAZINE3, * 9 IN MARBLE, PLAIN UR GILT EDGES. Horning News Steam Printing Boose Printing, Lithographing and Binding, SAVANNAH. - - GrA. Corporation!, Officials, Merchants, and busi ness men generally who require the very best quality of work are Invited to favor ua with Uieir patronage. Our Account Books bare been used by the loading bouses in thu South for the pan twenty years, and have stood the test far strcnuth. noaxmi.iTT AMD wonxuxKsnip. New ror-ierns can be fitted out prompt!;. at reason able prices,with whatever suppliee .they require In our line. tar-ALL ORDER® executed on our OWN PREMISES. 1 4 1■ X t I > i I I ] I □ The MORNING NKWB Print log House (Job Departments) has added a large stock of Wedding I Stationery, and prints and I Lithograph* Invitations, / V a I Cards, etc., in the | latest styles. _ < - 'land Wedding j £ j n ; Invitations: i s - - - - Parti** contemplating tak in# thu important ttetflin life \ nan roepo-t roily elicited to call on * or addrti v " Morning Ntws Build tag, Sirznnnh, On. OBaJl and Part/ PtaUonery, V Biting Garda, ' and ether ftn work, attker printed or eoorarad at the ahorteat notion. Mil 11 “| TTBCE ITX) COUNTY OFFICEH3.-Books snd Blank* L required by county officers for tbe use of tbe courts, or for office use. supplied to order by the MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,* Whitaker street. Savannah AUCTION SALES FUTURE DATS , Administrator’s Si By John MeLaaghlia i Son., Auctioneers, On Tuesday, July 7, 1891, GEORGIA, Chatham Conner.— Under and by virtue of the power conferred by the will of ELIZABET H VERDIER. tha undersigned, will sell at atnsr public or pri vate sale, on the flrst TUESDAY in July next, at the door of the court house la Savannah. Chatham County, between the legal hours of sole, the following property to-wit: Eastern half of lot No. twenty-eight (28l Curry town Ward. City of Savannah, situate on south side of Charlton street, between Montgomery and West Broad streets, with the improvements thereon, consisting of a two-story brick house. Terms cash. CHARLES J. WHITE. Administrator A. B. N. C. T. A. estate of ELIZABETH VERDIER. deceased. *"- " 1 .. . -.Lift PETITIONS FOR IXCORPORATIOIF (JTATZ OF GEORGIA, Chatham Coumty.— To the Superior Court of said county Th petition of j. j. McDonough, l. m. WAR FIELD, CHAS. H. DORSETT. W. (J, COOPER. O. B. WARRAND, ISAAC BECKETT, COLLAT BROTHERS, GEORGE K. FORD and JAMES H. FL’RBEK, respectfully sbeweth that they aud such other persons as may hereafter bo as sociated with them desire to be incorporated under the laws of the State of Georgia into a body corporate and politic, under the o. -rporatw name of THE SOUTHERN MILL SUPPLY COMPANY. The object of their association and tbS busi ness they propose to carry on is as follows: To erect, eutnp and operate manufacturing estab lishments for the manufacture of machinery of all kinds, and to buy and sell machinery, mil! suppllea and ail other kinds of personal prop erty on their own account or for the account of others, on commission nr brokerage: to own, operate, exorcise, use. apply aud manufacture patented articles of any sort, character or de scription; to purchase, sell and hold paten# lights, and the same to assign to otbnr persona or corporations: to buy, lease or otherwise ac quire real estate, aud to dispose of tha same by sale or lease, as the board of dlreotors may de-’ cide; to own, purchase, subscribe for, receive, sail and dispose ot the stock, shares, securities or obligations of othor corporations now exist ing, or to be hereafter formed or organized under the laws of the state of Oeorgio, of the United States of America or of any state or terrltoryjthorem, or of.any foreign oountry, and to enter Into contracts of copart nership association, or other kind, with suot other corporations or with Individuals; to bor row money, Issue botes or obligations. make mortgagee or titles of sale Of tneir property, real or personol. as security for debts wh(ct* Ibey contract, to sue and b sued, plead and M impleaded; to have and uaea cotnmon seal, and the same to alter or renew at pleasure, and, generally, to do and perform all acts n i ill—s J and proper In the transaction of any lawful business in which they may engage In the satpA manner that a natural person mlghb or could do or perform similar acu*| The principal plane of business of salil corporation to be in the countv at Chatham. Georgia, but w ith the right and power to estab-i Ush branchesjn any ngrt of the state of Geor gia or of the United States and in foreign coun tries. The amount of capital to beemployed by said corporation, actually paid In.will be FIFTY! THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided into five hun dred shares of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each, with the privilege to Increase said capital to any sum not exceeding FIVE HUNDREii THOUBAND DOLLARS, as the Board ot Di rectors may determine, aud to decrease said sunk by similar determination to any amonnS not leas than FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. The puners of this corporation to bo axeroiseep by a Board of Directors, to consist of seven members, who shall be elected annually by ballot, by a majority of shares held by the stockholders present at the meeting { said directors to retain office until their suc cessors shall have been duly elected In liko manner. The board of directors first elected shall hold office until iho second Monday in January, 1892, ou which date the regular an nual meeting shall be held, and thereafter on the second Monday In January In each year. Wherefore, petitioners pray that they may be Incorporated as aforesaid for the term of twenty years, wltn the privilege of renewal at the end of that period. And petitioners will ever pray, eto. ISAAC HKOKHfTT, Attorney for Petitioners. Petition for incor|ioratlon filed in office and recorded this 18th day of May, 1891. JAMES K. I*. CARR. Clerk S. 0., C- O LEGAL SALES. UNITED BTATKB MARSHAL’S SALE. |> Y VIRTUE of a writ of venditioni exponas, A* issued out of tbe DMtrict Court of the United Statee for the Eastern Division of tbo Southern Distrlot of Georgia on be 28tti day of May. 1891, at the sultof the PROPELLER TOW BOAT COMPANY et al. against the sohooner Agnes I. Grace, hor tackle, apparel and furni ture, and in obedience to tue sentence and de cree of said court, I will expose fur -ctlo. ah public outcry, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, on THURSDAY,the eighteenth aayoffi June, A. D. 1891. between the hours of I®- o'clock a u. and 4 o'clock i\ m. of said day, in front of tbe United States Court House door, in the oity of Savaunab, Ueoigla, the acboooer AGNES L GRACE, her. tackle, apparel and furniture, os she now lien in the Savannah river, at the city of Savannah, Georgia. Dated st Havanush, Ga., this the2Bth day of Slay, A. D. 1891. WALTER P. CORBETT, United Statee Marshal. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE.— All persons having demands against the estate of FRANK BAKER, late of Chatham county, deceased, are hereby notified to render in their demands to tbe un, deraigred showing their character and amount, aooording to law. Aud ad persons indebted to said estato are required to make immediate payment to me. WILLIAM T. LEOPOLD, Administrator Frank Baker, deceased PROPOSALS WANTED." U"s. treasury "SepartmentTWasS • ixotois, D. C., May 18. 1861—Scaled pro posals will be received, to bo opened at 2 o'clock p. m., June 22, 1891, for the sole to tbe Unit<k States of suitable properly, centrally and con veniently located, for a new site for tbe publfe building authorised by act of congress, ap proved Jan. 21, 1891. to be erected in Savannah, Georgia. A corner lot, approximating 186 feet front by 136 feet In dimensions, is preferred, if not a corner lot the property must approximate 222 feet front bv 136 feet in dimensions, or oun tainlng superficial urea equivalent thereto. Each j -reposal must be made with the under standing and agreement that. M it is aooepted, the buildings and all improvements on the prop erty are to be retained, and removed within thirty day 9 after written notice by the vendor, and that all expenses connected with furnishing evidence of title and deeds of conveyance are to be paid by the ven dor. Each proposal must be accompanied by a properly drawn diagram, giving the metes and bounds of the property, and showing the streets nruund the block in which the property is situ ated: also, by a written statement in regard to the grades, character of ground for founda tion. etc. The right to reject any and all pro posals is reserved. Each proposal must be sealed, marked “Proposal for tbe sale of prop erty for anew site for the public buildlhg iu Savannah, Georgia,'’ and addressed and mailed to the Commission to select new site for V. S. Court House and l’oetoffice. Savannah, Geor gia, care Postmaster. Savannah. Os. LUMBER. " McCauley, SiiM 4 Ca, Yellow Pine Lumber, rough or dressed. Planing Mill, yard and offioe.Qwinnett street, east of 8.. F and W. Ry. Dressed Flooring, Celling. Mouldings, Weath erboarding, Shingles, Lathes, Etc. Estimates furnished and prompt delivery gun anteed. VAN DEVEER t HOLMES’ CELEBRATED /E CRACKERS -ARE BEST— Trade Supplied by * Henry Solomon I Son. 3