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Newspaper Page TextNOT ALL COMING TO GEDRGrA. Richmond Clinging to the Richmond and Danville Offices. The Richmond Dispatch announces o<i - itorially that the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company has decided, at the solic itation of the press, the people and the business men of Richmond, not to remove all of the general offices of the system from that city to Atlanta, but to allow somo of them, which are of advantage to Richmond’s business interests to remain there. Tue Dispatch says; “We have accom plished our purpose in the maim After conference with representatives of the ( ha über of Commerce, a conclusion has been reached by the company by which certain of the Danville offices in question will be removed to Atlanta in order to bring the company’s busi 033 as much as p ssihle under one head, while others more necessary to Richmond’s trade will be re tained here. We did not get all for which we contended, but we are told by leading merchants and manufacturers of this city that in view of the whole situation, looking at the past and the future, the company has acted conservatively.” A Morning News report *r inquired of General Superintendent Moßee of the Cen - tral railroad w hat offices, if any, of the Richmond and Danvilie system would re main at Richmond. Mr. Mcflee replied that he had no positive information of the intention of the company with regard to the removal of the general offices, but ho bad heard that the office of General Freignt Agent Drake would remain at Richmond. The other general offices he thought would be removed to Atlanta this fail, as already announced. The people of Richmond greatly regrot tre removal of the general offices of the Richmond and Danville from that city, as it is very natural they should. The Rich mond and Danville is regarded in the same light by them as the Ceatr-il railroad is by the people of Savannah, and the re moval of the offices is looked upon in pretty much the same light as the rumored removal of the Central rail road offices from Savannah when that ques tion was recently discussed here. The Richmond and Danviile was for many years a Virginia corporation solely, and one in which the people of Richmond were espe cially interested. SAVANNAH AND DEEP WaTl’R. What the Preos Is Saying About the Matter. In an editorial on Savannah and deeper water, the Brunswick Times says: Hon. Patrick Calhoun’s speech before the Geor gia legislature in behalf of deep water for Savannah was a very able argument. It is difficult to overstate the importance of such improvements. It may seem, when the ar gument is made in reference to one port without application to all of them, that there is some exaggeration, but there is none. There would not he too many deep water ports on the South Atlantic it all of them aspiring to this development were to obtain it. The Macon News says the Savannah people and people of raauy other cities in the state want the channel of the Savannah river made deeper. W. G. Cann, an aider man of Savannah, and J. W. Moore, a prominent citisen of that place, are in the city looking after the interest of the above enterprise. Local Record for the Morning News Special forecast for Georgia: FAIR Generally fair southerly winds, no iA!n decided change in temperature, slightly cooler in vicinity of At lanta; fair, slightly warmer Mond. Comparison of mean temperature at Favan nab. Ga. Aug. 15. 181)1. and the mean of the same day for nineteen years: Mban Txmpbbxttjux. from the normal *^ oa . N J V l for 18 years Aug. 15, 'SI. -|- or *• K) | 80 —0 —1.63 COMPAKATIVK KAIMVALI. STiTBSKST. A mn.mt I Amount j Departure Amount i f from ths , ” , for 19 years: Amg !6. 91. 1,188 L ’ 25 I .01 —24 3 —4.3* _ Maximum temperature, 83: mlDimum tem poraturo. 70. Tha htght of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 7.2 feet—a rise of 0.1 foot during the past twenty-four hours. Observations taken at the some moment of time at all stations Ootton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending 80. m. Aug. 15. IS9A 75th Meridian time. Districts. Avaaaoa .. *fr? f SMax. Min. Bain tionb Tamp Ttap fail, t Atlantic W‘ 68 *T Augusta, 92 69 .01 Charleston. 7 90 70 .16 Galveston 20 94 74 .<4 Little Rook .... 15 j 98 72 00 Memphis... 15 °4 68 .00 Mobile 5 94 66 .01 Montgomery 7 90 68 .01 New Orleans. 11 84 70 .02 Bavannah 12 91 70 .07 Vicksburg 5 92 72 00 Wiimington 10 92 66 *T Summary Means. stations of Max. Min. Rain savannah district. Temp Temp fallLt Alapaha *X) 64 .00 Albany 02 72 .07 Americus 94 70 00 Bainbrldge 88 72 . 03 Cordeie Eastman .!!. 92 69 i .00 Fort Gaines 98 02 00 Gainesville, Fla. 92 74 *T §!uitman 92 70 01 avannah 72 .01 Thomas ville 94 :o .00 Way cross gg 70 .75 Summary I Means, ’’*’**J *"* ”” '** Observations tasen at tno same moment of time at all station* for tbo Moßxnva Naws. Savannah. A ig. 14. 7:30 p. m.. city tims. j Temperature. i Direction. J | Velocity. j 1 Rainfall. KIRK Of ITATIONa £° rt °‘k 7a R e' .85 P’tly cloudy Charlotte 74 E .. .01 Cloudy. Kitty Hawlt 6 . Wilmington 78 SW P tiy cloudy Charleston 82, S W..!... .Cloudless. Augusta 82 S j Cloudless. BiVAKNAH fo S !. ... Cloudless. Jacksonville 80 SW.. .02 Ptly cloudy pS. D t ■7. • „ B *i B-W • • Cloudless. PotnUupiter, Fla. 78i E 10 .... Ptiy cloudy ° 82 S F. 0 .... Cloudless. AtL'L Wtt 72' E . .45 Raining. MoMg°“ S2 S ...... Cloudless. S®*, 1 ® 85!-8 1.. .02 P'tly cloudy ftfiT;:- 86 * E Cloudless. Fort Smith |” * PwSSS? “Sis-iii.::: Ojoudii*.' Browneniiil 84 K Cloudless. wnesvule ... 82 E 112 .... Cloudless. _ lalloatestraaj. vlnoae# and hundredths, “• Goroa*. Observer Signal Corps. Jacksonville’s New Fire Chief. Stenw7 JI ? VIU - K - Fl a.. Aug. 15.-J. H. i Finnfreight agent of the Havan- WtatSfKT!9 a nd. We,tcru railw ‘y- "a ap lecensed nh "'f to-day, vice Peter Jones. frWt(m’-J a Balar Y of *2,000 a year. *1,500 surance comp^J* 6 balaacß from ‘ h ° ia * Duval County Republicans. Pusaicans N hi^' LE ’ Fl4 v Au B- 15.—The re cialiv ißdnVi, 8 reeling to-day and offl ''omny for the H ‘ boadl, ‘ ° r Du ™ l river/ ‘ th deo Phing of the St. Johns •OPVKIC.HT ../ ,/J II 11 Pretty stro7?g reasons for trying Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. In the first place,*it cures your ca tarrh— no matter how bad your case, or of how long standing. It doesn't simply palliate —it C7ircs. If you believe it, so much the bet ter. There’s nothing more to be said. You get it for 50 cents, from all drug gists. But perhaps you won’t believe it. Then there’s another reason for trying it. Show that you can’t be cured, and you'll get SSOO. It’s a plain business offer. The makers of Dr. Sage’s Remedy will pay you that amount if they can’t cure you. They know that they can you think that they can’t. If they’re wrong, you get the cash. If you’re wrong, you’re rid of catarrh. BATTLES WITS THS BAT. Reaultscfthe B \U Om in Betwaen ths Country's Big Clubs. Washington, Aug. 15.—T0-day’s ball games resulted: NATIOXAP T.BAOUB. At Brooklyn— R. bh, e Brooklyn 2 6 6 Chicago 8 8 3 Batteries: Lovett and Daily, Qumbert and Merritt. At Philadelphia— r. b.h e. Philadelphia. 4 7 0 Pittsburg 2 G 5 Batteries: Esper, Thornton and Clements; Baldwin and Miller. At New York— n. b.h. e. New York. .-...4 5 3 Cincinnati 4 8 4 Batteries: Rusie and Buckley, Rhines and Keenan, (jams called on acoount of dark ness. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Washington— n. b.h. e. Washington 3 10 8 Athletics - .... 6 8 8 Batteries: Carsey ana Sutcliffe, Weyhing and Milligan. At St. Louis— R. B.H. E. Bt. Louis 7 11 4 Cincinnati 33 8 Batteries: Stlvetts and Boyle; Mains, Dwyer and Vaughn. At Louisville— n. b.h. e. Louisville 7 8 1 Columbus 8 13 2 Batteries: Meekin, Fitzgerald, Cahill and Ryan; Knell and Donohue. The Boston-Cleveland National League eggi e and the Boston Baltimore Association gflHo, scheduled for to-day, were prevented by raTx Pass Hall at Monttcello. Monticeli-o, Fla., Aug. 15.—The Jack sonville Base Ball Club arrived yesterday on the noon train, and in the afternoon an interesting game was played between Jack sonville and Montioello. The score was 11 to 5 in favor of the Jeffersons, innings being played. Candrey and Bennett were the Jacksonville battery, and Bwinbull and Garwood for the Monticellos. An Alliance Store Falls. Sycamore, Ga., Aug. 15.—The alliance store at this place was closed to-day bv the sheriff under an order from Judge B. B. Boxer. “ GROCKRIEh. CAN fOC FIND ANYTHING HERE TO INTEREST YOU? SPECIALTIES . AT iopl 4 Msili’s 144 Congress St. TEAS. All those that delight In a good cup of TEA, call and try our English Breakfast, Oolong or Young Hyson; this is something that we pride ourselves of, carrying one of the best stocks in the city, and defy competion on. Call and eat is y yourself. BUTTER. This is something that we are first and fore most in, always fresh a ;d sweet, no strong or rancid goods, always fresh from the refrigera tor. Must be tried to be appreciated. tTTATM OF WKATHIJL CANNED GOODS. In this line we keep everything the market affords, strictly the best in every sense of the word. We make it a special branch of our bus! ness, and keep a full variety of only the best goods on the market, and invite one and all to try us on these goods, and we feel assured when once you do so. w© will have you for a cus tomer. Always on hau l a full line of both Foreign and Domestic Liquors aud Wines. MISCELLANEOUS. JACK curtains, stearu cleaned at 50c per pair, J at FOREST CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, Abercorn, near Broughton. Cl ARTE BL ANCHE champagne, the highest / grade of dry sparkling wine, our own special Importation. M. LAVIN'S ESTATE, sole agent. I/XTRA flue, large smoked beef tongues, only J 25 cents each, at the MUTUAL CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, G. S. Van Horn, manager. SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY. We highly recommend Nunnally’s candies. They are pure and fine. ALL the French and Italian liqueurs and cor dials at M. LAVIN'S ESTATE. OLD NEWSPAPERS—2OO for 56 cents—at Business Office Morning News. Ir'XTRA line, large smoked beef tongue*, only J 55 cents each, at the MUTUAL CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, G. S. Van Horn, manager. TALOWERB—A fresh supply at Strongs drug r store dally. Floral daeigni at short notion. GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 488. TOE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST lfi, 1801-TWELVE PAGES. OHBAF ADVERTISING. ONE CENTRA WORD. ar> rrn rrsrMKsrx words or •ore. m this ooivwa inserted for OffZ OZm A WOHD, m Adeowoa. each ftimrtfeek to*rvbody *.o my unnt to Mppty. *ytA*o to bwy or *eS, my 6mw or ccwswr-xilrtoiu to Moure,' indeed, anv wish to gratify, shouid adoertiso in tMs ooitwre*. PKRSONAi. OUGTOGRAPHY—-Prices reduced, cabinets 1 S n 50 per dozen. Work first clash in every Ittrtfeulf. J. N. WILSON, 211 Hal; ctr*'t. RUMMER SFIIOOL for j-oun g mon and boys, Hull street, fronting Jasper mouuiueut. J. H. SWINDELL. {PERSONAL. Given away free, all the horse bedding on my ice wnarf, foot of Jefferson street. Help yourselves, stock owners. GEORGF MYEB. I A DIFS, preparatory to groin* north, I will, -i from Monday, Ausr. 10. make a general re duction in prices on the entire stock of fancy tfoods, worsted zephyrs, linen and art materials, as well as ail kinds of i-a fcet*. etc. Respect fully. Mrs. G. M. Y r ork street, between Bull and Whitaker. ALL at 192 Broughton street this week if you ant to be surpris'd m low prices for all Krades of furniture. We have Just received a l>eaiitiful line of rattan rockers, very low, for cash, ('all and examine and be convinced. F. M FRANCIS Sc CO. Telephone 501. /COUNTRY butter, fresh from churn, milk V and cream, at MILE DAIRY, 112>* Brough ton street. f TMIE BEST and cheapest place for cleaning 1 and repmrinjf clothing: also braidlug. is by S. J. TISIII E ti, 101 Liberty street. VTLAS and Erie Boilers, Tanks and Stacks, Grate Bars and Building CastirurK. LOMBARD A CO., Augusta, Ga. 1 >ERSONAL. A prophet is not without honor I save in ins own country, and so are Rood investments, as a general thinß. Men overlook the advantages of home investment, where values are already established and assured, and po to buying land in the mountains and mead owb upon what is promised to be there in the indefinite future. Not 60 with my 10 cent a week lots. ROSSIUNOL DR BLANC’S Vepetable Dspuratlve for mt laria, stomacti, liver, rheumatism and blood. 05 Charlton street. \ r OU ARE INVITED—Happy Tom Moore's orißinal comedians, J. Q. Morris, manager, will pive a prand entertainment and hop nt Yonpe’s theater, Whitaker and Duffy streets, Friday evening. Aup. 21. Admission to all 25c. Pay go's Merrymakers are not in it. IIVK ALLIGATORS, Florida curiosities. J hftndpainted shells and plaques, canes and photographs, at REIINBERG'S, 113 Brough ton street. DON'T fall to get a copy of Sunday's issue of the Momfin o News. For sale at BIBIIOP’B DRUG STORE, corner Hail and Price streets. 1 PERSONAL. Love one another, boys. Sa vannah Is prowing rapidly, and somebody may fce able to get office room on the commons. ROSSIGNOL. GJ. RATTAN’S Irish Ginger Ale, Crown Soda. * Bass' Ale and Guinness* Stout; Read Bros', bottling are acknowledged standards of excellence. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, Telephone F?ORTUNK TELLER to be found in basement of 117*4 Barnard street. AV T ATCHES, clocks and jewelry carefelly re ▼ t paired by compotent workmen, at low est prices, at REHNBERG'S, 118 Broughton street. I>ERSONAL. *‘Bubbor.” I have not heard from you yet, and I still po on selling lots at ten cents a week. ROSSIGNOL. SHAFTINGS. Pulleys, Hangers and mill work all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD Sc CO., Augusta, Ga. AXTHEN YOU NEED Wines for a picnic, ▼ ▼ for sickness, for banquet or for culinary purposoe. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE can supply you. PERSONAL. One thousand dollars reward for the name of the man who started rne in business It has been iny merit that has forped to the front. RG3SIGNOL. r PHE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS for saleTt J- the SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY, corner Henry and Abercorn. Cl OTTO N GINS —T he Improved ' Prarc & Vanwinkle. We have 100 in stock for Immediate shipment; also Presses. Shafting Pull}*, etc. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta. Attention ladies; Man 2c stamp for . sealed Instructions for enlarging your bust 5 inches, using ‘ Emma" bust developer; guar anteed: 24-page Illustrated catalogue mailed for 6c. ‘‘EMMA’' TOILET BAZAR, 224 Tremont street, Boston, Mas*. PROF. JOHN W. KENDALL, Spiritualist Clairvoyant, unraveling the secrets of the past, present and future. Call and get Informa tion concerning the future welfare. I read every thought you can think; cad describe all ailments of the body, can give you communica tion with your departed friends in spirit life can describe every building and locality in which you have lived in the past, can give you corrected advice about material business. Free trial given before patronage is asked. Call at once to see the great wonderful power of spiritualism from the platform of truth nd In telligence. Prof JuHN W. KENDALL, 82 West Broad street, upstairs. IF you are in need of money and want a liberal loan, for any length of time, at lowest rate of Interest, on Diamonds, Watches, jewelrv. Clothing, eto., and If you want your valnables returned in the same con dition as left, patronise home enterprise and cal. at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 178 Congress street E. MUHLBSRG. Manager. HELP WANTED. Al/ANTED. at once, Bix first-class tlnroofers. v Liberal wages pa dto good mechanics. None other need apply. D. BLUSKY, 623 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. V\f ANTED, a good cook; must come well * recommended. Apply to A. KESSEL. 87 Whitaker street. \\ r ANTED, a good cook immediately. Ap v i ply at 13 Broughton street. \VT ANTED, a competent house girl. Apply it 16.1 Perrystreet. W 7 ANTED, a good cook (single). Apply 88 Tv Bolton street. VXT ANTED, a neat, tidy colored girl that is v v seeking a good position and can come well recommended. Apply 173 Bay street. YU ANTED, first class nhoe Clerks with good Tv references, for tin Ling town of six thous and. in Southwest Georg a Goo , salary. Ad dress box 178, city. WANTED, good cook: must come well rec- T T ommended. Apply lts Tattnall street. VI/ANTED, respectable white girl, Catholic Vi preferred, to make herself generally use ful In a private family without children; most come well recommended. Address RELIABLE, care Morning News. Al/lil PER MONTH and expenses or com fiplvU mission to good salesmen, to sell by sample our goods. Entirely new; sells to every business man. Send 2-c. stamp. Permanent iwisition. Fine opening for good men. ACME MAN'E'G CO.. Cincinnati, O. WANTED, an active, energetic man, to man. age a lucrative business. Salary SIOO per month and interest In the bu dnese. Must have from SSOO to sroo cash. Address Box 401, St. Louie. Mo. TY7 ANTED, plumber, two first-class plumb- T T ers wanted at once, none other need ap ply. $3 50 per day. Steady job to right man. AMERICUS SUPPLY COMPANY, E. P. Harris, president and manager. TETANTED, an active man, good milker, ca- T T pable of taking wagon and route. None others need apply. 8. P. GOODWIN. WANTED, a smart, energetic office boy. Address in own handwriting, M, P. 6. box 282. \\7 ANTED. 3 or 4 competent book canvassers T T for Americanized Encyclopaedia Britan nica. Apply between 11 and 12 noon, business offioo Morning Naws. VET ANTED—A few active solicitors can obtain W liberal contracts on early application. O. P. MILLER. Secretary. V\TANTED, by old established house, gentle s' ? mar. or lady in southern office, salary s7so—position pe:manent;lnoloeesolf-addresed stamped envelope. MANAGER, Lock Box 532, Chicago. HELP AY ANTED TC.VN PAY a salary of 5’ a week and Increase it. for ladies to open letters at their homes and assist me iu a quiet and agreeable way among frienila. Nice little sum of money made by a few hours’ work each dixy. References given I can give pleasant employment to a few ladies. Address, with a tamp. MRS. MARI ON WALKER, 514 Fourth avenue, Louisville, Ky. _ i" ■ ■■ - 1 SMPhOV J>t BUT WAKTKD, \\T ANTED, position as stenographer and * typewriter by Miss Address MICS, 14 Broughton street. AITANTED, position *BB a Job pressman, v T Either here or elsewhere. Address, F. M. CRANK, 170 Liberty street, Havannah, oa. W ANTED, a p sition by a boy iu a wholesale ' I non o b.s o! references. AddreasH.O, this office. \\T ANTED, position as city drummer, can It furnish my own horse; salary no object. X, Morning Nows. IVTANTEP. hy a middle-aged white w. man, a v t situation as child nurse. Apply No 70 Tatnall street. A BRIGHT intelligent boy wishes position in . V an office. BOY, care news office. V FIRST CLASS ladies’ French tailor, cutter and fitter wants situation in a first class house, begin Sept. 1 Address MONSIEUR A BRI AN. Arlington House, Atlanta, Ga \\7 A NTED, a position as bookkeeper bv a tt young man. Address EXPERIENCE, Nows office. AVTANTED, by a young man, a situation to H travel. Has large acqur. .-itauces. Ad dress AJAX, News office. \\f ANTED, a situation ai bookkeeper by a It thorough practical eecountant, who nas had experience as such in several kinds of busi ness; can furnish good references. Address TRUSTWORTHY, this offico. Wf ANTED, by a man of experience, a po- Vr sitiou as bookkeeper. Can furnish A No. 1 references. Would prefer a position with some large "saw mill.” Could begin work at any time between now and Jan. 1 Address W. A. 8., Sparta, Ga. ROOMS WANI Eli. \\ T ANTED, room for single gentleman, with v t privilege of board when noces-,ary. Lib erty street preferred. Address A 1). O, News office. YVT ANTED to rent, by young couple and child, vi floor cent rally located. State terms, oum lstr rooms and conveniences. Address "KENT,” this office. VJTANTED, a large room or suit of rooms, it suitable for a private senooi. Location preferred between Gaston and Liberty street* Address G, care of Jos. A. Cronk, lit Bay street. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VIT'ANTED. September first, desk room In vi office convenient to business. Name rent wanted. BUSINESS, care News office. X\f ANTED, a good man who car furnish *SO r I or SIOO and can propese a good biismesa. I can put iu SIOO and furnish home and wagon Address C. A. COPE, 180 Liberty street, city. 11l AN Association stocks of all kinds wanted * by fiAM. K. PLaTSHEK, broker, South ern Bank bulldtng. \\T ANTED, everybody to know that at the * * coiner of Bay and Drayton streets can be found one of tlxo largest real estate dealers In the south. "Next." RO9SIGNOL. TI7'ANTED, from October Ist. heard in pri -11 vate family by married couple without ohildren. Address P. O. Box 207. 'IX7ANTED TO RENT, from Oct. nr Nov YTa 11 medium sized house In southern portion of city. Address EVANS, P. O. Box 811, city. Y\7 ANTED, to tune and repair vour pianos Ti and organs; moving and shipping prorontly attended to. DAVIS MUSIC COM W 7 ANTED, Nov. 1, small house in good local* it ity, about twenty dollars per month, RELIABLE, News office. ROOM and board wanteif'fcy gentleman of quiet and sober habit*. Private famllv preferred. Addrese. giving location, "JUNIUS,’’ box il, Morning New*. YYT ANTED, to purchase cheap for ca*h a good Tv buggy horse; must be gentle, sound, and not over 7 year* old. Apply or address 61 Hanry street. T XT ANTED, to tune and repair your pianos it and organs; moving aad shipping promptly attended to. DAVIS MUSIC OOM THERIC is everything to interest you m the Sunday Morwivo News. For sals at YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy streets. YTTaNTED, shorthand students by mall. T V Speed cf 80 to 100 words per minute iu three months. Mrs. S. L. B*okwftb of this city wrote 160 after only two months. W. T. JORDAN, Osboruo’s Business College, Au guata. Ga. WANTED, one thousand dollars, with or without a partner, to engate in raising strawberries, grapes and vegetables in Florida. Address FARMER, oars of Wiioox & Gibbs. 188 Bay street. Savannah, Ga YX7ANTED, to tune and repair your pianos tv and organs; moving and shipping promptly attended to. DAVIS MUSIC COJL Wf ANTED, from Oct. 1, a well located two- T v story dwelling, having modern imorove ments; new portion of city perfsrred. Address P. O, Box 241. OLD NEWBPAPERH-SOO for 2> centa-at Business Office Morning News. W ANTED, every one to tast our SohuylkiU TV Malt Whisky. Its purity is unquestioned, and its superiority won first premium at World's Fair, New Orleans. 1885. M. LAVIN'o ESTATE, ROOMS TO RENT. FOR RENT, three rooms with bath. Mont- gomery and Duffy. I/'OR RENT, two connecting rooms, parlor floor, private family, gas and use bath room. Rooms comfortably furnished. Will also rent unfurnished. X. 7. . Nows office. TjTOR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished, large 1 and small, with or without board. 66 Barnard street. NICELY furnished rooms to rent. Apply 13 Habersham street, comer St. Julian. fPO RENT, a nicely furnished room for single A gentlemen. Apply 62 Bull street. fpwo unfurnished front rooms for rent. Price, 1 $lO per month. Bath room on same floor. 173 Bolton street. ‘ T ONE nicely furnished southern room with bath and gas at 30 Habersham street, lARGE furnished room to rent. 109 Con J gress street. I/OR RENT, at northwest corner Barnard and Liberty streets, second and third floors and basement. Possession Oct Ist. Apply at Dr. Exlay’s cental office, 158 Liberty Btreet. DUS IRA RLE flat of rooms for rent, con venient to business; possession given Oct. R /SB," oare News. I [TOR RENT, throe connecting moms, 65 Jefferson street; water on same floor. IDOR RENT, to gentlemen, delightful suite of A rooms, with or without board, with uee of bath, on same floor; possession glveu Cct. I. CHOICE, News office. FOR RENT, flat of Ih on rooms, facing south. Apply 194 Hull street. TO LET, two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, corner of Jones and West Broad street*. TO RENT, room* on seoesd and third floor*, Whitfield building, over the postofllce; location most desirable in the city. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN & QO„ 10*VS Bay treet, DOUSES AND STORKS FOR RENT FOR RENT, neat, four new one story House* of five rooms; piazzas front and rear. Rent moderate for white mechanics; a block where you will have all white neighbor*. Apply at houses or SALOMON COHEN, Bay and Mont gomery streets. I/OR RENT, two two-story houses on Floyd r Street near Hull. Apply to PETER REILLY. IjVJR RENT, store and dwelling Sept. Ist.. corner York and Montgomery, now'green grocery. Rare opportunity for right party' Apply WILLIAM SHEEHAN. 199 York. (TOR RENT, new 9-room house, Gordon street, 1 near Habersham; bouse stan us to itself; all fixtures complete; cars pass each end of bloc* ev.-ry ten minutes: will lease term of year* P. D. BAFFIN ft SON. Drayton and Bryan street*. HOUSES AND STORKS FOB REN C TDOR RENT, office number 72 Bav street. I .Stoddard's lower range. J. E. FUt-TUN, agent. TVOR RENT, store number 75 Bay street, ro I cently painted. J. E. FULTON, agent. CTOR RENT, bouse and (tore number 4. I corner Habersuam and Bay Lane J. E. FULTON agent. FjTOR RENT, eight room house on full lot, north side Henry s roet. east of Price. Hot aud cold waier and all modern conveniences. J E. FULTON, agent. IjV ‘R RENT, small house or flat, with all con venienees. In good neighborhood, before Sept. U\ Address PERMANENT, this offlee. 17 OR RENT—B story house, in good neighbor hood, rent $25. Inquire of V Vz.nWAG ENEN. 2) Tattnall street. k’ tenth. Fitted up flrai class with large mirror, elegant counters, lockers, icebox with coil pipe e\*ending to cellar w ith patent long tans, hydraulic air pump, line shuffle board Also seven nice rooms with saloon if desired. Address LONG, 103 President street. I DOR RFNT, three houses of four, seven and eleven rooms, respectively. Apply 64 Broughton street. JL'OR RENT, residence 80 Taylor street; pos* A session at once Apply 22 Barnard street. I DOR RENT, 5-room house on Third avenue near Lincoln. H. SACK. RENT, houses perfectly new, with bath rooms and all modern conveniences. Will rent cheap to right party Apply to P. McMEIt RAY, corner Perry and Houston streets. I7OR KENT, two new three story houses; I seven rooms and all conveniences. liEAU ARTY. Lincoln and Henry. I7OR RF.\T. four story brick house, corner Drayton aud President streets; possession given Oct. 1. ALBERT WYLLY, 12i) Bryan street. A GOOD business stand for rent, store and dwelling Apply northwest corner Bis marek aud Ogeechee rond. RFNT, house, 80 Broughton street, sixty 1 feet from Abercorn, suitable for res taurant and boarding house. Apply S EI,SIN GER, J. P. I7OR RENT, to responsible party, residence -1 180 Wald burg street, with all modern im provements, for trm of two years Address W, C. ASKEW, I DOR RENT, from Oct. 1. two stores. Brougli ton ami Montgomery streets. Apply to JOHN FKKLEY. IDOR RENT, that desirable residence No. I T!4s Gaeton street, Pogsvsdon at once. Address PIKE'S PHARMACY, corner South Bread and Jefferson streets IDOR RENT, tenement houses, 174 and 174t< Jones stre#t Possession October 1, M. S. BAKER, Real Estate agent. IDOR RFNT. comfortable dwelling, southwest oornar Perry and Whitaker. Eight rooms, water and gas throughout. All modern iin provementa. Apply to ANDREW HANLEY. TDOR RENT, dwelling No. 58 Waldbarg street T from Oct. 1. N. FRIERSON, 70 Bay street. JDOR RENT, 7 room house. Apply to WILL IAM BOUH AN, corner of Huntingdon and Mercer streets. IDOR KENT, tue premises No. 6 Drayton street, now occupied by P. Manning. Pos session fiept. 1. For terms apply at onoe to PEAKING & HULL. 105 Boy street IPOR RENT, the premisee 161 Congress street now occupied by Apsel * Sohaul Posses sion Kept. 1. For terms apply to GEO. W. OWENS, 124 Bryan street. ■*■ ' _ ■■mi 1 FOR KENT—MIICKLi,ANBOU. FOR RENT, is sores of land under cultivation, 1 mile from city on Augusta Road. Apply Mas. ROACH, 210 Charlton straat. klhO LKASK, truck farm, fifty acres. Apply I. JOSEPH H. BAKER, Crystal Ice Company. FOR NALL. HORSES AND MULEI acclimated. Largs mules, fsmilv broke horees. nice driving team*, heavy truck and delivery wagon horses, ail kind* saddle and harnasa, One marsa ana horses. Livery has latest stylo rigs; best ac commodated and best fed boarding stock In city. More tick stall* aad mule peas Cheap cat; best guaranteed; beet stock and more of them than any other stable. J. F. UUILMAR TIN & CO.‘B STABLER MULES— Ceroid fresh Tenneesi• iray, tlm her n’i i t rpentlne innles Just received, J. F. OUILMARTIN & CO.'S stables. \ CHANCE for a man to get a home without taking much money trom his business. I have a few iota splendidly located, uu which I will erect houses accerdiug to plans of buyer of any design or finish, and take a small cash payment, the balance or deferred payments made easy. A chance like this to g‘t an eligible lot with a bouse built according 10 your own ideal, with ownership made easy, is something whies must recommend itself to any right thinking man. SALOMON COHEN Ray and Montgomery streets. IDOR SALE at a bargain—Magnifloent 1 building, let facing Habersham Taylor, Wayne streets. Seemequiok. SAM K. PLAT -BHkK, Southern Bank buildiag IDOR SALE CHEAP, second hand top and no-top buggies, spring wagons and one canopy top jump seat. A. K. WILSON, Bay and Houston. ANY* POOR MAN who wants to own bis own borne can do so by paying a small cash margin down and balance per month, at tko same rate he pays house rent, for one of those new cottages on corner of Cuyler and Duffy streets; open for inspection to day and during week between .3:00 and 7:80 p. u. Apply C. H. DORSET!. ________ BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Barnard between Hall and 1 i wlnnett streets on easy terms. ROS SIGNOL IDOR SALE CHEAP, a naw light spring wagon. Has naver been used. Apply 160 Bay street. AN investment on Cuy'er and Henry streets; goed renters; large lot; come at once. ROS SIGNOL. _ INOR HALE, a store doing a good business 1 about six miles from Hardeeville. S. C.. with a fine line of grooer.es and liquors and notions, etc . such as is sept In a country store, for sale cheap to a cash purchaser, as the owner is un able to attend to it. THOMAS A. FOLLIARD. A BEAUTIFUL LOT southwest corner of Horden and Habersham; easy terms. KOSSIGNOL. dh t} K A FOR one of the chcleeet lot* in Pooler. JJMOU 0. K. MILLER. Real Estate. VFEW thousand will buy a beautiful residence on Taylor street; a obanoe. ROSSIQNOI*. buys a cash business. Net profit stfl spOvV per week. Fine opening for a live business man S3OO down, balance monthly. In vestigate this Address MONTHLY, care News office. SEVENTY-FIVE FOOT LOT on Ifenry street; flno locality; can be bought cheap. HOH BIfINOL. TNOR SALE, four desirable building lots, very r cheap to a spot cash buyer. Apply to JAR. HARK NESS, New Homo Machine Coinpauy, twelve Do two o’clock. INORSALE, Retail Grocery, established trade; 1 one of the best stands in the city; a rare chance for one who wishes a good business casap. Address LOCATION, this office. T'WELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS buys a I beautiful summer home at Oliver. KOS SIQKOL. INOR SALE, 100 Pianos, made over as good as i new; low prices and easy terms. DAVIS MUSIC COMPANY. \GOOD CORNER— Bryan and Montgom ery streets, residence orj business. C. P. MILLER, Real Estate. ONE THOUSAND buys lot on Barnard near Anderson; splendid location. ROSSIO NOL. _____ I NOB HALE, one 8-foot showcase, cheap, at ITS Broughton (street. FOR SALE, a dairy. I have customers for all the mils. Also bouse and land for rent. Apply at grocer. Bull aud Second avenue EAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Anderson street on very easy terms; elegant situ etion. ROSttIQKOL. INOR SALE, ooek stove, nearly new. size 8, F price $18; also refrigerator and child's fold ing crib. Apply 119 Duffy street. __ r.i r w m buy a gray young talking parrot at ■Nit) 32 Randolph street. I NINE piece of Henry street property ; elegant A store prospect; come early. ROS3IGNOL. FOR SALE. {''OR SALK, 100 Pianos, made over ax good as new; lon prions anil easy terms. DAVIS MUSIC COMPANY I, ''OR SALE < HEAP, a well made second-hand buggy. Fora bargain cal! at once. HAR MON’S STABLE. 'T'HIRTY FIVE HUNDRED buys a lot six'v I by three-t-vrntv, and two houses; plenty of time. BOMUCWOL Rj. 1/ v CASH and balance easy terms. South IpIU side lots will pay vou as an Investment. C. I’. MILLER, Heat Estate. U'OR SALE, n true* farm, fifty seven acres. I twelve miles from Savannah amt one mile from railroad station, wire comfortable bouse, barn and other outhouses. For particulars address HENRY HEIHKK, Hurrougha, UA \J ALL’ABLE Margaret Btreet property for sale during the week. A few pieces have lieen spoken. KOSSIIJNOL. \FEW lute :n Mouth Savannah, which we will sell at fji); ii cash and $2 a month until |>aid for. RoWLANDA MYERS, 12k Bryan street. I,'ORSALE, 20 head of mules. A. McCOR r MICK. Ij'LKOANT piece of Bay street propvit Can J be bought for non) ntl rental. KOSSIG NOL. P'OR SALE, 100 Pianos, made over as good as P new; low pricss and easy terms. DAVIS MUSIC COMPANY. sg Hi t P cr s '-d Dir buggy harness, very IFU cheap. NEIDLINUEK A RABUN. F' iUHT HUCSi . o i Henry and another street. j Elegant invesuucut on time. ROSSI (1- NOL. fpwo lots, 30x90 each, on southwest corner of I Jefferson and Kleveuth streets: will sell cheap for cash. ROWLAND A MYERS, 122 Bryan street. Ij'Oß SALE, cotton gins, mowing machines, I hay tedders, horse rakes, hay presses GEORGE W. PARISH fpiIIRTKKN HUNDRED burs a four e n per A cent, investment on Bunoigba street. KOSBIIINOU 'T'HE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS Is on sale I at JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE, New Hous ton and Drayton. SALK, stock and natures of tha well known stand lately occupied by Horny Berg at Exchange l>cok, a good stock of liquors and everytbing that Is kept In a first class ship chandlery store Good parties can also secure the building and open at once. Apply to P. B. SPRINGER, No. 10 Whitaker street. \ BEAUTIFUL lot in New Houston street very cheap, and nicely located. ROSBIG NOL. r pwO lots, 30 xlkj each, on Tenth street, be 1 tween Barnard and Jefferson. ROWLAND A MY’ERS, 142 brran street. I OT 79x114, on southwest corner of Haber J sham and Bolton streets. This in the pret tiest and cheapest lot In tills portion of the oity, ROWLAND A MYERS, 144 Bryan stroet. IIMVE LOTS, beautifully situat and n tha What ley subdivision south, for thirteen hun dred and lifty dollnrs _ROSHIGNOL. Ij'Oß SALE, empty whisky barrels and chain pagae baskets. M. LAVIN'B ESTATE, 18 East Broad street. . IuIVE lots, 30x93, on Thirteenth street, be twoon Montgomery aud West Broad, oor uerlug on the latter street. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance one. two and three year*, with 7 per cent. Interest. HOWLAND A MYERS, 144 Bryan street. fpWO THOUSAND and diars buys a lot on 1 Fourth street cin r, rlxly by one hun dred f n t forty five feet. ROSSIGNOL. HEAD the Sunday Mormvo News. Far sale at KIEFFERB DRUG STORE, West Broad and Stewart utreots \V AOONKT, carrias 9 passengers, just the v I thing for beach and plume partiea GUIL KLARTIN A CO . Stables. Tj'OURTKEN HUNDRED acres of maiestic -1 pine land in Effingham, on the to ith 1 o ind railway. ROSSIGNOL. I'tWO three-story brick dwelling!) on Margaret street, first west of West Broad; terms $1,0(10 cash, and batescu in one, two and three years at 7 per cent, interest. ROWLAND A MYERS. ia Bryan street. I, 'OK SAWS, all tne purest Oallfornls Wines, I Clarets, Sauternei, Rslallugs Ports, Sher ries and Chtawbas at M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. fpWO thousand dollars will buy four hundred 1 and sovonty-five acres of the prettiest land in Effingham. ROSSIGNOL. IoT ad improvements, ednsisting of a store J and two awejllugs, on southwest comer of Jefferson and Charlton streets. Wc will loan $2,800 to the purchaser of this property If de sired. ROWLAND & MYERS, 142 Bryan street, "" CENTH gets the Sunday issue or tbe Mork • > mo News He sure and rea l It. For sale at MULLHYNE’H DRUG STORE, West Broad and Waldburg streets. f piIIRTY thousand acres of forest lands In a Florida on the Gulf coast. Lying in four teen ceuuties. ROSSIGNOL. Ij'Oß HALE, seven brands Hungarian Wines, I highly recommended to invalids by leading physicians. M LAVIN’H ESTATE, Sole Agent. fpwo STORY DWELLING, on tot 88x97 on I northeast corner of West Sixth and Flor enoe streets: terms half cash end balance on time. ROWLAND A MYERS, 148 Bryan street SHE for factory, one hundred and ten by two hundred aud sixty, on canal; cheap. ROS SIGNOL. A GOOD AND SAFE fNVESTMENT -A farm containing 780 acres. Kit) acres clsnred and under cultivation, 800 well timbered with virgin pine end him never been ‘’boxod’’ for tur|ientiue, iccateil 48 miles from Savannah, by rail; iti a healthy locality, with as good water as can be found this side the mountains; has on it a com - fortable dwelling and all necessary farm build ings, a young orohard of apples, pears and peaches One acre In souppsrnong and bunch f rapes For further particulars, address WA EIIFORD, P, News office, Savannah. Ua A RARE chance to Invest three thousand at nine per cent, on Pine street. ROSBIU NOL. INOR BALE, the largest and best aasorted ■took of White Pine Saeh, Doors, lJUnds. Mouldings, etc., ate.. In tne South. Also all standard brands of Purs White I .eads. colors, dry and In all Mixed Paint*. Varnishes, etc. Mill supplies. Builders’ hardware Is my specialty. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct im portatb ms of Itonendaie and Portland Cement. Sewer, Culvert and Fluo PiDO, all slses. bends. Traps, Ts, otc. Call or writ* for my prioes and gat estimates before buying. ANDREW HANLEY, I/OSY. I OST, order book . Reward if returned to CHATHAM BOTTL'NG WORKS, 41 Margaret IOST, Newfoondland pup callod “Noro.” J white breast, white fore paws. Finder please return 11V4 Tattnall street. IOST, at Ocean Steamship wharf, black coat j with bank book No. ICIUb Southern Bank, nameß. L. Jones. Finder will please return same to WJI. ROBERSON, 2d Roberts street. TOST, dog, white, orange-colored ears, an- J swern to name of Bill. Reward. I. DRAYT TON LaROCHE, Abcrcora and Seoond itreets. STRAYED. STRAYED from Tutemvllle. young bay mar*. Kinder or any ose giving information will be liberally rewarded. Apply 84 West Broad street. BOARDIKe. ( t OOD TABLE BOARD, with or without Jf rooms, 78 Montgomery street. All con veniences. BOARDING, a few boarders wanted for oles cool room. 47 West broad street, foot of South Broad. Gi OOD tablo board with or without rooms. 102 I President street; all conveniences. SEVERAL gentlemen can obtain board in the southern part of the city, convenient to street cars. I .urge south room with use of bath room. Address A. Z.. care of Morning News, BOARDERS WANTED at 33 Broughton and Price. MISCJCJLLAJfEOUS. M I.SB PAULINR HYAN H SchooTlfsr Boys and Girls, 42 Huntingdon street, will re open Oct. 5. THE COFFEE HOUSE and Dining Room, 19 Drayton street, open every day. Meats. 35 cents at regular meal hours. Weekly board or tickets at reduced rates. MISCELLANEOUS. ATOTICE.—To all whom it may concern: On 1' and after tho !oth inst. I. the undersigned, will dn all upholstering, furniture repairing anj mattress making at half price. Give me a calL A. S. GRIFFIN, Whitaker and Hull streets. ' ALL PAPERS a' nil prices. BROUGHTON > BROS. A CO. 12 and El Barnard street, IARGEBT aaeortment of meerschaum end j Briar pipes in tho city at GAZAN A BY’CK 3. under Pularkl bouse. COUTH SIDE PHARMACY; floating soap, U elegant for bath; a pure vegetable soap. I'INF. table wines a $1 i-r gallon, at the MU -1 TUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, I Geo. 8. Van Horn, manager. f J'EN CENTS A WEEK lots are going fast. JL Two hundred sold during the week. ROSSI GNOL. IN XTRA fine, large smoked beef tongues, only j 45 cente each, at the MUTUAL CO* OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, G. S. Van Horn, manager. (*T AZAN 4 BYCK are selling cigars by tha Jl box at a great reduction; call and be con* vtneed. RING Telephone ISO. get BROUGHTON BROS, A CO. to do your painting, eto.j estimates furnished for ail kind of work. DON’T fall to go toG. W. ALLEN A CO.’S bargain tale to-morrow See local notlc# of same. IT'OUND, the cheapest place in the city for 1 fine upholstering, furniture repairing, mat tress making, moving, packing and shipping fprniture; all orders promptly attended to. A. 3 GRIFFIN, Whitaker anu Hull streets. _ COUTH 8lI)E PHARMACY; auelegant mixed candy at socento per pound. I NINE table wlnss at $1 per gallon, at the MU. 1 THAI. CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. Geo. S. Van Horn, manager. VO NONRENBE IN THIS. You oan maka i.v purchases of furniture at a less crstjusfi now than at auy time during tbe seasou. Youj want the goods, we want to sell them. You# cliauee Is ready, come and see us. J. W, TKKPI.K A CO., 195 Broughton street. I’UST receive 1 another lot of those exoe lent tobacco oigaieltvs called the Lunch an GA/.A.N A BYt K’B. IOOK o’r your blankets mil winter cloth- J ing and iiavo them steam oleaned or dyed at FOREST CITY STEAM DYK WORKS, Abercoru, near Broughton. fUST ARRIVED,fine line Wall Papers Call eI on BROUGHTON BROS. A CO. Telephona 183. _ L'l N K table winef at $1 per gallon, at the MUa F TUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION* Geo. 9, Van Horn, manager, COUTH SIDE PHARMACY; Nunnally’s finest ‘v oonfections, 80 oents per pound. • DON’T fail to go to G. W. ALLEN A CO.'9 bargain sale to morrow. See local notice of same. / J. AZAN A BYt K are still tbe leaders fo* ' > carrying the finest stock of imported audl Key West cigars. / YNE 25c. bottle Edson’s Bed Bug Killer will " / keep your beds clean of bugs for one year] 250. at Llv INGSDiN'S PHARMACY. ITINF northern apples and grapes, fancy! ' tears for preserving, very cheap et tha MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Geo. 8. Van Huru, manager. PJ'IIE lots lu Tatemville are fast hncoining thy 1 popular thing at sixty cental week. KGS. BIGNOL. SOUTH HIDE PHARMACY; complete stocle of pure drugs; alway* reliable. I’NLBCTRIO cur* will bring you right to th3 It iloor of GAZAN A; BYCK’S for your flue cigars. CILOTTUNG cleanod, repaired anl dyed ah > reasonable prices. New suits out atidl made to latest hi vies Samples always on baud.' At A. GETZ, tailor, it 'Vs Jeffarsou street. FUNK northern apples and graprs, fane* I pears for preserving, very ctleap at tbel MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. Gao. 3. Van Horu, manager. IMU’ITJARS! FRUlT.lAßS:—Meson’sPorce -1 lai i Lined, Mason's Improved aud Wood bury Fruit Jars at geo. Fallen & co.aj State aud Barnard streets. \\ T E HAVE a line lino of parlor suits which M we are going to close out vary lowdurv log the next weak. Come aud make a chorea and get a bargain. J. W. TEEP/.E & CO., 1J Broughton street. A FINE assortment of walking canes and umbrellas ut UA/A.V £ BYOK’S, under Pulaski house. COUTH SIDE PHARMACY; prescription de- C partment always open; never closed. SMALL sugar cured pig hams, from 60 cents to Cl; lust the thing for one diuner. MU TUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Geo. a Van Horn, manager. lADIKB and gents oan have their clothiufl J dyed- and the dye will not rub off. FOR EST CITY STEAM DYE WORKS. Alreroorn, near Broughton. EpRUITJARS: FRUIT JARS! Mason's Forced lain Lined, Mason’s Improved and Wood bury Fruit Jars at GEO. W. ALLEN £ CO. State and Barnard streets. CUAI.I. sugar cured pig hams, from 60 cent* ft to Cl, lust the thing for one dinner. MU TUAL CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Geo* 3. Van Horn, manager SOUThISdE PHARMACY, J. O. McPHER BON manager, oorner Henry and A her cor ■ streets. FOR a good shave or hair cut go to the Little Do Soto Barber Shop, No. 108 Liberty street, where three polite aud attentive barbers are always on hand. OH AS. LINCOLN LON DON, proprietor. TUF.RE Is everything to Interest you in the Sunday Moawxo Nows. For sole ai YONGE'S DRUG STURT., Whitaker and Duffy streets. I/INE Turkish prunes at 10 cents per pound, 1 at the MUTUAL COOPERATIVE AS SOCIATION, Geo. S. Van Horn, manager. F'RUITJARSI FRUIT J ARS!—Meson's Porce lain Lined. Mason’s Improved and Wood bury Fruit Jars at GEO. W. ALLEN £ CO.’S, State and Barnard streets. COUTH BIDE PHARMACY. We keep every ft thing in our line and are always ready to serve you. f 1 ENTS’ suits steam cleaned at $1 SO per suit. IT First-class work. FOREST CITY STEAM DYE WORKS. Abercorn, near Broughton. CUNE Turkish pruuee at 10 cents per pound, JT at the MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE AS SOCIATION. Geo. S, Van Horn, manager. PULASKI HOUSE STABLES for fine Livery? Telephone No. 12. Nos. 138 and HOBryaa street. &. C. GLEASON. I ''INK English Tooth Brushes 20c.. Pears Soap, 2 for 28c.; largo bottles household Ammo nia 10c.. Insect Powder 460. LIVINGSTON’3 PHARMACY. SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY. Got a box of Nunnally's candy, we know you’ll like it. F''I NE Turkish prunes at 10 cents per pound, 1 at the MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE A3- SOCtATION, Goo. 6. Van Horn, manager. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC, Cotton Shippers. Some New “Sample” Wagons, We have just received, were Brought out for your special Needs. ■ It will pay you to inspect our Large assortment of all Kinds of Bpri.no Wagons I And other “Things on Wheel*” {Besides full lines of Harness. AT TB* SAVANNAH ““i. Bj) and Montgomery Streets. 3