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2 CANDLER TO MEET COLONELS. WILL DISCUSS THU MILITARY SIT- I ATIOS WITH THEM. They Are to Assemble nl tlir Capitol Thursday Morning—Colonels Will Hold Over I ntll 11H1.5—Why They Cannot Be Elected In February. Governor Coining lo Savannah To- Morrow—Dewey's Snbserlptloa to the Brumby Monument Fund. At la tun, Dec. 30.—1n order to be fully advised as to the needs of the state traop? and the best course to be taken in the reorganizing, Gov. Candler hus requested all of the six colonels of Geor gia regiments to meet him at the capitol next Thursday at 10 o'clock. Under the attorney general's ruling, Cue colonels will not be affected by the new law until three years from the time it goes into operation. The attorney gen eral held, however, that the appointive officers will have to be recommissioned in February. That will include the adjutant general of the state, his clerk and. all other officers whom the Governor ap points. The colonels will also be called on to re. appoint the members of their staffs or select new staff officers. Each colonel will have to select an adjutant, quarter master, commissary and Iwo surgeons. Governor Sought Advice. Before the Governor approved the act of the Legislature he got the advice of the attorney general, which was only given out this morning, ar..i Mr. Terrill's construction of the law was that it was necessary for the field officers to hold over until Feb. 3. 1903, the date fixed for the next election under the terms of the act. The general elections would have to be held on Feb. 1 to choose company offi cers. The law provides that the company offi cers shall then elect the field offl-era, th< colonels, lieutenant colonels and majors. {Phe Governor recognized that it was en tirely impracticable to have all of t'-e elections on one day, and military men have expressed much surprise that the bill was allowed to become a law in the pres ent shape. If all of the elections we eto be held on one day, it Is said, there would be nohody to Issue commissions to (ho company officers, and the greatest confu sion imaginable would ensue. The attorney general gave this as one of three suggestions, In nnswer to thee Governor's inquiry as to how the bill could become operative. There was strong opposition to it by the military, but Gov. Candler was anxious for it to become a law, as he drew the bill tvmself. Another plan suggested by the attorney general was for the commissions of thq field officers to expire at intervals, say, of a month apart, after the line officers were elected. It was on the suggestion of the attorney general that a call for a meeting of the colonels was issued to de termine which of these suggestions would best subserve the interests of the military and render the least friction. Governor Coming to Savannah. Gov. Candler went up to his old home In Gainesville to-day to look after some business matters that demanded his at tention Just at this time and returned to night. He left word at the Capitol o-day that he would not be back there till Tues day. He leaves Sunday nigh for Savan nah, and. of course, will l>e back at the capltol Thursday morning to confer with the colonels. The capftol will be closed Monday. Secretary of State Cook has been In Baldwin county this week shooting birds. Col. Byrd left this afternoon for Rome, where he will remain till Tuesday morn ing. Col. Stevens is in Dawson, where he went to attend the funeral of his s ster, Mrs. Josh Cannon, which occurred yester day. Prof. Glenn has been absent ail the week since Monday In Memphis. Henry Gives $l5O to ltrumby Fund. Admiral George Dewey wired a subscrip tion of $5O to-day to the Brumby monu ment fund. A petition for charter for the ess elation will be filed In a few days, and Sena'ors Bacon and Clay and Representa tive Livingston are among the charter members. President Joyner was authorized to name a committee to wait upon Mrs. Loulie M. Gordon and ask her to organize a ladies auxiliary and enlist the services of the women of the state in the work. An effort will also he made to secure an appropria tion from ihe government for the fund, as such appropriations have been made for other heroes who gave their lives up In the recent battles. YOUNG MAN BPHYXIATBIX Died at Grady Hospital la Spite of Efforts to Save Hint. Atlanta, Dec. 30.—After lingering for fif ty-two hours, after being asphyxiated at the Plant Hotel on Decatur street, last Wednesday night, .John R. Speer died this morning at 6 o’clock at the Grady Hospi tal. The body was taken to Bowersville, the old home of the deceased. The father of tty* young man arrived hi the city tills morn ng, and reached the bedside of his son only an hour before young Speer expired. On Inst Wednesday night young Speer engaged a room at the Plant' Hotel, When Proprietor Green arose at 5 o’clock on Thursday morning he detected the odor of gas and forcing his way into Speer's room, found him lying unconscious on his bed. with the gas turn ed full on and the room full of poisonous air. ATLANTA'S HANK CLEARINGS. Increase for IHtlt) Over tsits Waa More Than 8 1 —.000,000. Atlanta, Dec. 30.—The clearings of the Atlanta Clearing House Association for the year 1899 were $83,058,398.11, as against $71,964,869.03 for 1898, or a gain over last year of over $12,000,000. The following tire the clearing for the years previous: 1393 $60,753,911 13 1394 56.359.228 ill 1593 65.318,254 71 1896 69,026,033 U 1897 72.005,161 32 1398 71.961,809 03 August, 1893. with $2,616,990.06, was the smallest month, and the largest was Oc tober, 1899, with $9,537,619.64. She Asks for o Divorce. Atlanta, Dee. 30.—A disparity of fifteen years if) their ages Is one cause of the marital woes of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott of Do :atur Ga., but it is not the para mount one by any means, and Mrs. Scott, who is her husband's senior, has sued for divorce. The petition was lieaid by Judge Candler in Chejnbers to-day. She char ges a prominent lady of Decatur with allen aUng the affections of her husband. Judge Candler granted temporary alimony until the final hearing of the case. irai UL XOTICBg. City of Savannah. omoe Clerk of Coun etl Dec at, 189. -Monday. Jan. 1, 1900, be ,*£“ "l"" 1 bolide y <Ncw Years), the city uftUv* Will I** . r order of th* Mayor. VS w * OAIWSy, Clerk of Couo n. FIVERAL Iff VITA TIOXfI. FKRGL’SON—-The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. James fVrsuson and family aro invited to attend his funeral, from No. 626 Broughton street, east, at 3 oVlock this afternoon. MEETINOy UF A VETTK McLAWS C AMP,. 596, V. C. V. Veterans: You will please assemble at the hall, corner State and Whitaker streets, at 3 p. m., to attend the funeral of Comrade Jas. Ferguson. By order of the Commander. A. K WILSON, Adjutant. SPECIAL NOTICE. OFFICERS A\U MEMBERS OF SA \ \>\\H (Ol'.fCIL NO. 1, ORDER OF AMERICAN FIREMEN. You are hereby ordered to attend tlie funeral of our late brother member, James Ferguson, this afternoon at 2:45 o’clock, sharp, from his late residence, *>2(r Broughton street, east. All members aif earnestly requested to attend. By order M. J. BRIGNONI, President. A. J. TOSHACH, Secretary. THE MERCHANTS' \SNOCI \TION OF SAVANNAH. By resolution adopted at a meeting held Dec. 29, 1899, there will he an adjourned meeting of the association on Friday afternoon, Jan. 5, at 3:30 o’clock, in the parlor of the Screven House, which mer chants and all citizens otherwise inter ested in the upbuilding of the trade of the city are earnestly requested to attend. D. B. FALK, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICE. There will be a quarterly meeting of Savannah Council No. 1, Order of Ameri can Firemen, Monday evening, Jan. 1, 1900, at Fire Station No. 3, Oglethorpe and Abereom streets. A full attendance is requested. By or der M. J. BRIGNONI, President. A. J. TOSHACH, Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. Office of Augusta and Savannah Rail road Railroad Company, Savannah, Ga., Dec. 22, 1899.—The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Augusta and Snvannah Railroad Company for the elec tion of a Board of Directors for the en suing year will be held on Monday. Jan. 1, 1900, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, at the office of Hull & Lathrop, Savannah, Ga. JOSEPH D. WEED, President. NEEDLEWORK GUILD OF AMERICA. The annual meeting of the Savannah branch of the Needlework Guild will be held in St. John’s Sunday School room on Friday, Jan. 5, at 11 o’clock. All interest ed in the success of the work are invited to attend. Section presidents will please send in their garments for the guild on Thursday morning, between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock. Distributing committee Is requested to be present at the same time. MILITARY ORDERS. georgTa~hfssars] Savannah, Dec. 31, 1899. Orders No. 33 .a The troop will assemble , at the armory this (Sun day) afternoon at 2 o'clock jES£§En p. m., mounted, full dress flhjlSKirjl uniform, to at lend the fiMFifS funeral of our late hono- 'ff'W A J rory member, James Fer- \\ | HENRY' McALPIN, Captain Commanding. SPECIAL NOTICES. PMPLIcTwHBOITMn^ Owing to the recent burning of Chat ham Academy temporary arrangements have been made to continue the regular work of the two grammar schools, Chat ham No. 1 and No. 2, In afternoon ses sions from 1:15 to 5:15 o’clock until the necessary repairs can be made to the academy. The pupils of Chatham No. 1 will occuy the Massie School building and those of Chatham No. 2 the Cathedral School building. These pupils will as semble at their respective schools at 1:10 o’clock, but not before. Ample provision have been made for the comfort of the children and for their efficient instruc tion. All the schools will reopen on TUESDAY', Jan. 2. OTIS ASHMORE, Superintendent. TO MY FRIENDS AND THE FI’BLIC. I take this method of informing you that after many years of active service, and desiring to obtain a needed rest, I have resigned my position as General Manager of the Georgia Brewing Asso ciation. X return my sincere thanks to all patrons of the brewery during my trem ns General Manager, and be speak for the Georgia Brewing Association your continued patron age, guaranteeing that in the future as in the past you will be accorded uni form, courteous and prompt service, and that the now famous Tivoli Beer will con tinue to be the best brand on the market. YY'ith compliments of the season, I re main respectfully yours, GEO. MEYER. OGLETHORPE LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. F. Notice to Bondholders. Interest coupons due Jan. 1, 1900, on bonds issued by tills lodge, will be paid upon presentation to the undersigned. JOHN A. HUTTON, For Board of Trustees Oglethorpe Lodge No. 1, 1. O. O. F., 10-XVhitakec Street. Dec. 30, 1899. S IVANNAH RIFLE ASSOCIA ITOnT The usual annual contest of the associ ation for turkeys will be held at the Avon daie Range on Monday. Jan. 1, 1900, with the customary oyster roast and accompa niments. Shooting wifi commence at 10:30 o'clock. Cars leave Bolton street at Id. __ WRIGHT HUNTER. Secretary. THINK. LOOK \M) READ, and you will not find a present more use ful and suitable than a pair of Gold Spec tacles or Eyeglasses for a -Holiday gift. Our special for this month, a fine Uo’d Spectacle or Eyeglass, with best crj-s al lenses, $5. This Includes the recipient of the present to have their eyes examined and slashes changed to suit within one year free of charge. We also cariy a fine line of Opera, FI Id and Marine Glasses.Chatelaine Cases for Spectacles or Eyeglasses, Eyeglass Chains and Hooks, Magnifying Glasses, Micro scope * and many oher useful and suita ble presents for the holidays. DH. M. SCHWAB A SON. 47 Bull Street. NOTICE, By mutual consent, the firm of Kav anaugh A Brennan is this day dissolved. M J. Kavunaugh mounter the nubilities and will atone collect the assets of the firm. Savannah, Ua., Dec. |n, 1899 M J KAVAKAI'OIt. John bill's n AN. I'. BRENNAN. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. DECEMBER 31. IST). SPECIAL NOTICE 9. DIVIDEND NOTICE. Chatham Heal Estate and Improve ment Company. At a meeting of the Board of Directors held this day a semi-annual dividend of $1.50 per share was declared on both A and B series, payable on and after Jan. 5, 1900. Transfer books are closed from this date to date of payment of dividers!. M. J. SOLOMONS. Secretary and Treasurer. DIVIDEND NO. 26. Office of Eillson Electric Illuminating Company of Savannah.—The Board of Di rectors of this company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three dollars ($3) per share upon the capUal stock of the company, pnjable on and aft. r Jan. 1, lit)!. The looks for the tiansfer of stock will be cl ted from Dec. 23, 1899, to Jan. 1, 1900, inc us.ve. GEO. J. BALDWIN, President. THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH. Dividend No. (12. Savannah, Ga., Dec. 30, 1899.—The Board of Directors have declared a dividend of Two Dollars per share from the earnings of the bank for the past six months, payable on and after Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1900, to stockholders of record this day. W. M. DAVANT, Cashier. DIVIDEND NO. 20. The National Bank of Savannah. Dec. 30, 1899.—The directors have declared a dividend of THREE DOLLARS AND A HALF PER SHARE from the earnings of the past six months, payable on demand to stockholders of record this date. F. D. BLOODWORTH, Cashier. INTEREST NOTICE. The Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Cos., Savannah, Ga., Dec. 31. 1899.—Depositors will please present pass books for entry of interest for the fourth quarter 1899, which is now due and payable on demand. JNO. M. BRYAN, Cashier. SAVANNAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION. The usual unnual contest of the associ ation for turkeys will be held at the Avon dale Range on Monday, Jan. 1, 1900, with the customary oyster roast and accompa niments. Shooting will commence at 11 o’clock. Cars leave Bolton street at 10:30. WRIGHT HUNTER, Secretary. NOTICE. Bids are wanted for the delivery of SB,OOO city of Savannah bonds of the issue of 1879, and $6,000 city of Savannah bonds is sue 1883. All bids must be handed in by 12 m. Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1900, to JOSEPH D. WEED, Chairman of the Sinking Fund Commis sion. SPECIAL NOTICE. Neither the master, owners nor con signee of the Norwegian steamship Bogs tad will be responsible for any debts con tracted by crew. W. REICHBORN, Master. NOTICE. All persons are hereby cautioned against harboring or trussing any of the crew of the British steamship Swainby, Gatlbraith, master, from Baltimore, as no debts of their contracting will be paid by master, owners or by W. W. WILSON, Agent, Consignee. SPECIAL NOTICE. Neither the master nor consignees of the Austrian steamship Abbazla will be re sponsible for any debts contracted by the crew. STRACHAN & CO., Consignees. Savannah, Ga., Dec. 31, 1899. INTERESTING TO LADIES. We have cut deep into the price of every garment in our Ladles’ Cloak and Suit Department, con sisting of Man-tailored Suits, Jack ets, Fur Capes, and Collarettes. We are determined to close out every single garment before we re ceive our spring stock, and have consequently reduced them to ri diculously low figures. If you can use anything in this line it will certainly be a, matter of economy to give us a call. This is no sale of left over stock, but everything is 6trictly up to date. Respectfully, B. H. LEVY & BRO. Note our ad. on Page 13. LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? If you are, and want a home well loca ted, plenty of house room and a good yard, attend the sale at the Court House on Tuesday, Jan. 2 Somebody will get a great bargain at this sale. If you want to bid. and have not got all the money, see me before the sale, and I will make the way plain to you.. C. H. DORSETT. MEN’S OVERCOATS *0.4,5. Pure all-wool Kersey, Melton and NX litpeord Overcoats, made and fin ished with the best materials, hand made button holes, up-to-dnte styles, worth $13.00. This week special, *0.48, nt LEOPOLD ADLER’S. ANNOUNCEMENT. I wish to anounce that 1 have opened a first-class tin and sheet iron shop at 212 Drayton. Best work. Best prices. FRANK HAHNE. FOR SALE. 300 Tons Grate and Stove Coal nt *•4.50 per ton delivered anywhere in city. Also T.iNW) tons good steam coal. *IOO Reward for light weights. DOMESTIC COAL AND WOOD CO. Phone 1)7. NEW YEAH GREETINGS. Plump roasts—finer than the finest. I am making now the finest sausages in Georgia. All kinds game. Fruits and Vegetables M. 8. GARDNER, Phone 575. Wayne and Whitaker. NOTICE. W. C. Frlpp A Cos.. 27 Bay street. East, Telephone No. $4B, buy and sell real estate and negotiate loans on same. Represent the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com pany. the finest company doing business in the state, which fact we can prove by her past record, us to dividends and liber al contracts. We also do an extensive fire Insurance business, representing Southeastern Tariff companies, and would appreciate a visit from you if you need anythin* In our line. BEGIN THE NEW YEAR WITH CORTEZ CIGARS. For Men of Brains. Made at Key West. FOUR NEW SPECIALTIES. Every housewife will appreciate them. They are suited to all occasions Superior grade. LIBBY, McNEXLL & LIBBY'S HAM LOAF. | VEAL LOAF. BEEF LOAF. | JELLIED HOCKS. Besides these, of course, our shelves contain everything that is best in meat products. If you desire anything in fine groceries, WE HAVE IT' C. A. MUNSTER, CORNER DUFFY AND DRAYTON. That Will Make Savannah Famous. 307 BULL STREET. 'PHONE 700. SPECIAL NOTICES. LTNEToCATIOVsTorr^ESmENCEs". SOUTHERN FRONTS ON BOLTON STREET, EAST. I am instructed to sell those eight ele gant lots on Bolton street, fronting south, between Habersham and Price streets. This includes the two beautiful corners on Price and Hfibersham streets. Everything else in the vicinity is built upon with fine residences. I will sell this block as a whole or sepa rately, in lots to suit the purchasers. For the protection of all purchasers a common building line, ten feet from the front, will be observed. C. H. DORSETT. ISHJO WHEELS. We anticipate a larger wheel business next year than we have ever had. Onr line will include all the best makes * —the makes which give the best service. We shall con tinue to give onr easy terms to responsible buyers nnd will hold our prices at rock bot tom. Those who have ridden oar wheels the past season are after the new models, a result which evidence* the universal faith In the make up of onr wheels. The Chninless Crescent at SSO Is the eliatnless valne of Savannah. Some chalnlea* wheel* are held at $73, bat this I* not the ou*e when the purchaser knows anything nlionf the C'hainless Crescent. STOVES AND RANGES. Onr line was never more attractive than now. Royal and Perfect Range* are shown in several design*. Conking anil Heating Stove*. All kind* of Oil Heaters. R. D. & WM. LATTIHOKE, YYcst Congress Street. MEN’S SUITS * D.lB. Pure nil-wool Cheviots and Smooth Cnsstmere Suits, made in perfect ftiahlo.n, newest neat patterns, nil sixes, worth $15.00, reduced to $9.48, nt LEOPOLD ADLER'S. NEW YEAR DINNER. I will serve the best New Y’ear dinner to-morrow In Savannah. And the price is only 25c. Phone 673. D. H. BYTHEWOOD. NEW YEAR’S AT JOYCE’S. Beautiful lot Turkeys. Wild Ducks. Lot of Birds. Can supply any order to morrow. Plenty Celery. Phone 1(77. JAS. J. JOYCE. P. B.—Remember I’m the leader on these things. KN ic lIT S Pit AHMAC V. Open day ard night. Vapo Cresollne, l*c and 24c; Vapo Cresollne Lumps, $1.03; Stern's Wine Cod Liver Oil, 65c; Brume yulninc, 12c , Cobb’s Corn Cure, 25c; Grove’s Chill Tonic, *6c. Syrup Figs, *2c; figures tell no lies. This Is Just a few— everything at the same rate. Mall orders will receive prompt attention. KNIGHT'S PHARMACY, Oglethorpe avenue and Drayton at net. Savannah, Ua, BUSINESS NOTICES. Stearns Bicycles for 1900 lead all others in original ity and improvements. THE STEARNS MODEL A, PRICE $40.00, for ladies or gentlemen, is the finest road wheel this factory has ever produced at any price. Don t be hasty; don’t be persuaded Into buying some old model THE STEARNS RACER is the daintiest racing machine of the age, guaran teed to stand rough usage. Weight 19tfc pounds; price, $60.00. YVe carry the largest assortment of sundries to be found in the city. Our prices are right. Our line of Tires for 1900 will be— PALMER TIRES ....10.00 per pair. GOODRICH TIRES.. 8.00 per pair. STENTON TIRES... 8.00 ner pair. CHALLENGE TIRES 5.00 per pair. All of which are guaranteed. STENTON TIRES are durable and easy running, and we repair all punctures free of charge. Our REPAIR DEPARTMENT is in charge of an experienced me chanic. Cleaning and properly ad justing chainless wheels a 'spec ialty. R. V. CONNERAT, 346 BULL STREET. WHO YOUR GROCER? THIS HOUSE ought to be. If it is not, we can convince yu that it should, if you will let us. WE HANDLE THE VERY BEST GROCERIES, which we sell at the very lowest prices consist ent with absolutely square deal ing. OUR REPUTATION le behind everything we seL! and recommend. The "Branch Quality” is known of every Savannah housekeeper. FOR 1900 our aim will be to sus tain the high standard we have set up, and to add hundreds of patrons to our lists, by meriting their pat ronage. SIX W’AGONS are constantly on the move from our doors, making deliveries at the moment wanted. Call telephone 76 for orders If the time be short. The delivery will be prompt. WISHING our friends a HAPPY NEW Y’EAR, and thanking them for the liberal patronage of the past, we are— EST. S.W. BRANCH Corner Broughton and Whitaker. • I'CIiAL NOTiC'Ufl. OftDttß EARLY. Lily of the Valley. Some flna ones i n bloom. JNO. WOLF. Florlm. Phone 6M. IHK UHKATKIT COMJH HBMKDV In TUB HUHLU, runsn tah anii wild cumn nt mu. nunicut’. PH am MAt V. YOU can’t get out of a Shoe that which has not been put into it. The main chance that we have our eye to is, seeing that the most fashionable style, the best leather made and the very best workman ship is put into everything we offer our customers. And it’s there. Take our $3.25 line of Laies’ Shoes, biaek viei kid, silky plump leather that feels like a glove, heavy so’.es or thin soles, high, medium or low heels, lace or button—right up to the latest in style—comfortable, durable, at $3.25. *fOOTCQVEREJiSToMtMANKIND. BUSINESS NOTICES. 1900 BEGINS TO-NIGHT 1900 COLUMBIAS Began Some Days Ago. That wonder wheel, Columbia 1900 Chainless, spins like time. IT IS THE NICEST THING IN WHEELS. The 1900 Chainless is a splendid fact. You see them on the streets. Ask their riders what they are. They are THE THING. Not promises of Some fututre condi tions fit for the angels—not back numbers of the Adamanic period. But REAL, LIVE, TANGIBLE BICYCLES-ready for you to-day (excuse us to-morrow) if you have the consideration—JUST $75. We have other wheels besides THE GREAT CNMATCHABLE COLUMBIA CHAINLESS, and they are Columbia Chain Wheels. Hartford Chain Wheels. Orient \ 900 Chainless, WITH SAGER GEAR, Orient Racers. Orient Roadsters. Pennant Wheels. Crawford Juveniles. We repair and DO IT RIGHT. Call at THE BICYCLE STORE. T. A. BRYSON, 242 Bull Street. We Have Received Our Christmas Supply of HUYLER’S Candies In Baskets, Boxes anil Pack ages. Parties who have not left tlieir orders please do so soon. We have Beal Leather Pork etbooks, Dressing and Card Cases, Cut Slop Bottles, Plain and Silver Top Perfuming Ato misers, Army and Navy Hair Brashes In various patterns, and a line line of articles suit able for presents. Mi § I. Market Square and Under Guards' Arsenal. “JUST TO PASS THE TIME AWAY!” That's the business of Clocks And there's no better Indira tor of taste than the clock. It gives Chur actor to the room. For boudoir, parlor, hall, dining room, etc have an exceptionally fudi line of Clocks, in Bronze, Porcetaln Kn! amel, Marble. Dozens of patterns Be7he£, OI * S ' 8p *' , ' ,nlU * * ln Harms. Hunter & Van Keuren, s J .7r7.’ Bull ik Voir w ant good ma i kim ■* ”*r your *■, voiuiali. o* * UiJm BUSINESS NOTICES. - --------▼ GOOD GROCERY.BUYERS. Every line we print 19 aimed at you and everybody else. Every line is intended to mean Just what it says. There are no ifs or ands about any of our statements. When we say our prices are lower, qualities considered, than other houses, we merely tell you another fact. What more does anybody want than the best goods at the lowest prices? Start the new year right. Try us for one year on your groceries. You’ll save enough in a year to build an addition to your house. JOHN T. EVANS & CO., Congress and Barnard streets. Eone 286. A Prosperous NEW YEAR To EveryQne is the sincere wish of THE Savannah SteamLaundnf SEtV YEAR'S CIFTC in Cut Glass received lat "<‘ek in original cutting;*—-the fluent ever Keen in Savannah. Chatelaine Watches in delicate enamelius*, a* *iell n* plain and engraved ense*. Our Mock of Precious Stones is n usual full mid complete iu variety of designs. THEUS BROS. HIGH GRADE SHOES at Low Prices - OKARMA’S ill Broughton street. E. For Sale, A Ninth Street Lot between Barnard and Jeffer* son Streets. A Lane in the Rear Price, SBOO Tcraia-ia lomi I.OU U i* r LOTJOzIU. H. D'jßsi.TT.