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6 A TEXAS WONDER. Hair* (trrail IMrovery. One email bottle of Hal!'* Or*t IH* c every cure* all fcA<lnt> and bladder trouble*. rcnovs gr.v* 1. cure** .l.*b-i<* erminal < tnleslon*, *• :ik •ltd tarn* bark*, rheumatiam atol *ll lit #ularbb • of !• kidney* an<l Madder in lH>th m-n nnd women rtulilt bladder trouble* in cbll drn If n<K sold by >t*t drui<|rlt * l>e urn mi mall on i *ipt of I ' ,n ' email bottb .* ■ wont • iraatm •* and will <un *ny <-a !•• menllond I>r K \V 11*21. *olf manufacturer. P. O. Bo* S. L.>u( Mo Bend for tet!- tnonui- bold by ill druCfftet* Bolo tOuia oo . bavannah. Qa. Head Till* r>r E VT Hall. Ht. L til*. Mo TVar Bir Pl-a* ship nv three doten Hl > OdMi Dk avrr> t>\ firt r*pre*. 1 have •" lo\ • r one fr<a It gl\e- |*. rfect ***• Isfactlon and I rc*mni't.d It to my customer*. Y>*ur irulv. II r r.RHVWI. Prop Aptt M > DriiK Stof*. o*l*. Fla D#e IS , IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. m:n * %\i of thi: lit \ i> two nm>. Ilm. tlroM ii Hestly for t*lltir. Hrwsnl for Libert? < niinit Mur* Hr rrrs-111 %le t reamer? tin* Horn n I'allarr—( ottwn **ml \% 111 llrliiu n lllatl* I’rli r—l Inriiln l'rhllil llonlal* to Hn I—Hull lunlnil llir 1.. anil V—l ull* f Intieiiii* W i at rrn Uloriiln In \lnlih*in. Gov. Candler ha* offerrd a reward fr the arrest and conviction of Turner John son. Henry Harris and Hi. Yen* y. c* proe*. kill***l it \ Curtis. *rhli man. In Llt*rt> dnatt reveral we#li* ago The killing *an the can*’ of ihe Liberty county riot. M*4e *eh*t t timnilMlnnr*. The County Hoard of bXuoatlon of Houston county nw i t Ferry Tued.v and re-eleeto| George tv. Smith county •ehooi < omcnleeioner. This b th#* third ltm Mr Smith hi- been e|< ted Th*r* will be no further contest and Mr Smith will enter at oiiv *• upon the duties of the of!lc<. Nrferretl in Attorney (irnrrsl. Th* question •* to whether or not the Oeorflfla Railroad ahull pay tox * on S.T*V tQO worth of Atlanta and \Ve*l Point <l* - benture* hue Ueii referred to Attorney Genera) Terreli to deckle King A 8:ald- Ing. attorney* for lb* road, will argue th* ca*e before the attorney K*neral. and I* will be several days afterward* I* fore ht* render* hi* decision. lion. l*o 11 •• llroan'e < r|i. Columbus Ledger: lion. Po|e Brown will m.ik* SS,WO on hi* crop this \**r Th* tiolltlcnl gossips say that Mr Brown will In* In n tltkin to try for a llttk "glory" now They arc right. 100 Hon l*opc. whll* ttntxl and gilto-ring hie crop. can Iw* depend**! upon t enter the race for (lovcrnor . little later on Thl* ban h*m generally understood nmonif well-informed (frontta politicians for Momi 1 nuKithf now ( otton *rel (inln t p Too. Rom* Tribune: The farmer* will he In the swim thl* fall with their cotton crop, a* seed promise* to he higher than for year*. The Rome oil Mill* are in frail ness to atari up a* nooil a* the need Im*. gin to come which will Im* some week* yet. The price of cotton seed I* not af fected hy tin- price of the ntaple tun l v the oil. Thin year oil promt**-* to I*- high. anl ihe farnn-ra are not only going to pet a tip-top Mini for cotton, but are po- SiiK to realise handsomely on the reed. t iM'hrnit' >•%% Mill. Messrs Thompson A Peacock of Coch ran are put tins in place their immense engine amt boilers to operate a cotton pin. on** mill and a round hale press. The*** |eople a ill have mor. motive pow er than an\ *lmliar concern In thl* *ec tfon. In addition tf thl* they have am ple capM.il and expect to do .♦ lirg<- bu*l~ m***. Work on th* cotton mil! I* moving steadily on. and It I* expected to he tom pifttMi hy Hlmut Jan 1. m € nt Ihian the \\ rl* Hour*. Rusk in County Common Nation: \t the Wednesday evening netting of the Board of Director* the working hour* of thos* ng.tgd in outtloor work was cut down to seven hour* perday. said rule to la** during the hot season. They will work four hour* In th- forenoon and three in the afternoon Thl* U* a wire move and w** believe fully a* much work will )■ <lon aa on the nine hour a day plan. User a % ertllef for *:too. Th* Jury in the ca*e of Brook* v*. the Central of Georgia Railroad, a *ult for for per*ona! iujurlee allege*! to have hern sustained In a run.twu). returne*! a verdict in Macon Tuesday for S3OO. The defendant gave nolle* that the case would lie appca.ed to th* tfupr* m** Court Mr* L. L. Hi *ok- wa* driving along th* rail road track be>oml Crump’s Park when her horse became frightened at * ja.-.*dng engine and ran away. Injuring her and killing Itself. She claimed *lamage* to the amount of ffi.Utt). (€•€'•%Art Dropped Drnd. ( hiirl*y I*ofw. color**!. died nuddtnly to-night on thr xtdcwaik In frotit of po ller hfrodqugrler*. He got In a hack on Fourth at reel in<! Immediately had a m vrre hemorrhage. The hackmoti drove with him to the |>ollce a tat lon for rardk.il attention and ax h* wax ablated out of the hack he rollapaed on the xld-w.lk and died instantly. I’of** ha* had a chcck • r 1 carerr He haa often been arraign'd In the <*ourt* on varloua charge*. Once he wji con9rtnned to death for the murder of a man In Florida, and wax on th Ka - low* with the ikkhm atotind Ida neck to lie hanged when he waa reaplted by the governor and fn*Jy par<kuied The lllale t reame>. The Dixon creamery at (irlftln I* 1 1 k• 1> to go under n new m iiiagetnent ahortly. but Juwt what arrangements will be ma le have not yet leen decided upon. It I* probable that bondholders of the enterprise will lake charge of it and run It. For some reason the buxine.-* ha* not Iw.-n going aatl*fa torll> for the pa*t few weak*. Mr John Walla **, who wa* the •promoter of the Industry. k-ft for th* North aome titn* ajfo. taking all the lextk* and |*a|xrs with him. and it I* alleged that he failed to (Hit In th*- amount of cap- Ital agreed uj*>ii Theie I* u good d* m ind for the output, and It I* certain that xonie arrangement* will U made whereby the bulne*a car l> carried on lucceaxfuliy FLORIDA. The n* w tl* phone ayatem for High Spring* 1* t*eliiK rapidly placed In po~ akloti. the polcw lor Mime now ttelng put In the ground. The citizen* are and acuxslng the acheme of putting In waterworks an I otherwise building up the town A Prohibit Inn Convention. Ocala Star. Francis Trueblood of Brat* dentowrr Fla, and others have called a convent or. of that party to convene in Ocala. Bep 12. for the purftose of organ izing a aiate prohibition tWty in the state All friends of Prohibition are ask ed to co*ot*riitr. Hi aero for t.ineavllle. There is a atr. : k probability tht Gainesville will put In n first-class sew crag# system at an early day. Italitr.g that th* tini*' for anmethlng to In lor* hoi arrived a petition war* clrrula*d among the taxpayers calling on the dl to call a sju-. la I meeting: to ake *on*c i tlon in the miffer Th. i*etiti>n wa* *4gr*d by a Urge majority of the largest pr |* rty owner* In the city . \\ liltebtirst I <*n tried. Tu* s la> afternoon at Tam;** the Jury to whom was truated hie fate of young T m Whitehurst, brought in a verdict of guilty Whitehurst l* charged wih attempting a crlndnal as**ult upon little Nicu llay man. tie lt-y**r old daughter of J J. Hat man. who 11 v* Just outside th* 1 rlty. The cis* wa- a hat If *ught one. and eupled the ,*!ent on of th* court ill day 8 tit* nee was n* t pronounced at the con clusion of th* trial. IHu %crene l* M rnherrle. There ha never l*ef>re been mr> much lnter*t tukn in strawhrrle or farm product* of anv Kin is there is In !.k*- land this *Nn Hundred-* of farmer* are now at work ori their ground pre paring It for the fall piaittliiK. on I the around Lakeland will be mor** than d.*ul l* what It has ver Men **• far*-. I.ak* lan I h** bad an etHdemi of flreff recently, and |e<|*le aie g vlng more than usual atrentlon to the prote* tlon of their pr<t*. rty The t wn narrow ly c*cap • Ia dlsi r tis fire last Monday night The Mage - Ing started by the expltwion fa lamp. Halt iuniiai the 1.. A A. The Florida Railroad Commission, through special i-ouniel. h s instutited pro ■* lings in ihe circuit f'ouri In Pen*H**la •u.itnw rh- la>utsviile an*l Nashville Rail road Company to omrel that company to adopt the cotton rates as pre-crlbe*! by tti* • **rninissam to go inft* • ft* • Oct. l^* 1 * Writ la mal* returnable Bept 17 n* xt It is alleged In the |**ultion that the Louis ville and Nashville <Vmpany I* and has been ngaffed for the past two years in carrying freight and pass* ngers over the I’snsacola n*l Atlantic branch, lying in this >t.- and running through th* coun 9f**a of I'aramh.u. Hanta Rosa. Walton. Washington. Jackson. Holmes rind Gads den to River Junction; that on Bept. 30. 1*99. the Florida Railroad Commission. In arcordnn* *• w ith an act in such cases, nv f and made a Just and nasonahlr rote on ottnn compressed be*ween local point.* on • ild railroad, the rate to go into • fTect t-t jo, ixno. and b# effective tn all rail r*ads Sin*** that date this company has continuously refus**! t* put said rites In operation or obs*Tve same, and has vio lated and I* now disregarding them Tn innn Went Florida. It Is said th* Alabama Legislature at It* approaching session will consider a busi ness proposition from the people of Pen- H.tcol*. Fla . and surrounding vicinity for the annexation of the west end of Flor ida to that state. The proposed annexa tion in- lud* h the counties of Jackson. Cal houn. Kscambla. Washington and Holmes, which property is taxable to ih** valuation of 110,(1*1(0' \%' C. O'Neal, a prominent rltlsen and banker of Penscola. In an Interview, said: "It seems t** me that to view this question us a cold business pro|>o*titon m would b* greatly advanta geous to Alabama o acquire this most ex cellent territory. The taxable oulua'loA of the part of Florida that wishes to come into AUlmrrla Is slo.fo.*lft Now sy tha* t the present tax rate in your state Ala bama would derive SPMMWi annual revenue, which would pay th#- annual Interest on slo.ol' .009 TANARUS per cent. lonis. There Is no question but that the property there will la-i-ome greatly enhanced In value. Pen sacola l |s rhaps the best seaport town on the Gulf coast, and Is one of the most ac tive cities of the South. Geographically this part of Florida of right belong* to Alabama, and I believe that If the Ala bama Legislature w ill consider a business proposition from the |M-oph of Pensacola and vicinity the west end of Florida will be annexed to Alabama HHF.HF Will* t KK BKTTLRO. % \Vi**h I mix ton Inn In Galveston—Min ina Gold In \% likes. Washington. On.. Bept 13.—The Reese will case which was expected by many io he a stubbornly contested law suit, has M* n settled b> the Reese family agreeing io give th* .laughter. Mrs Eva Reese Smith. Stt.SflO. The case was settled by arbitration, and eminent lawers were em ivoyed on both side*. On .Mrs. Smith's *ld* were Hon. Th**- Watson and Messrs Irwin and Hardeman, and on the oppo site aide, ex-Gov. McDaniel ami Mr. Gumming, of Augusta. The public schools opened with a larger aftendum c than ever before. Great concern I* felt here about R* v Wm Harris D. D , anil family, of Gal veston. Dr. Harris was a former, and much loved lutstor of the Baptist church here. *> new* has yet been obtained from them. ,\ i Mr. Luke Latlm.r'* a hot it twelve miles from town, regular gold mining with good results Is carried on. Th* gold * pure, and Is obtained by washing with vety little expen**. Mr Latimer has been offered bilge prices for the gold field, but has decld* 1 to work l* himself, in con junction with an experienced gold miner. \HHiMKU 1% % HTOHK. \ onm White Man taught In the %et of llurglnry. Folkston. G.. Bept. 13.—W. P Stallings was arrested in H G. McDonald's store, here last night about 9 o'clock. Mr M Donald has had some suspicion for some tim* that every thing was not going right, and was In the habit of going to the slor* after he had closed up for the night. Last night al*out 9 o'clock, he came down aid met Deputy Sheriff Mott, who requested that h go to the store with him. an he wished to buy sonic **•**•!* When they got to the back door they found it slightly ajar, and a light burning within which was quickly extinguished. Stalling* is a son of J P. Stallings and bar been reared here. When arrested, h* had keys on his person of or four other stores In the place. Pills) ; Lookatyourtonguet If it scoated, your xtomach your liver out of order. Aycr’ Fills will clean your tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make your liver right. Easy to take, eaay to operate. 25c. All druggists. ■ W*nt your moustache or fconl a beautiful 1 brown or rich black ? Then use ! BUCKINGHAM'S DYE fcUESr. c.a • .".TAa.'.i'-.t.-aiti.:, THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. SEITEMBEK 14, IWO. UrDlfflllC URINARY and IILIf V UU9 GENITAL ST chronic nature arc those which Dr. haUiaway treats exclusively. For 30 years he has eonßned his praetleo to this rlass of eom plaint* tn tnen sod women, and the unlhirnitty of his cure* has ‘ w.n for him world '.Je fame. Men who lia* <Ht:orar* nui-v wtiole again by this thoroughly w tinnal treatment of Dr. Hathaway’s. No medicine with simple l sa P temporary let he ef!e*tean cure you; you nee*i a treatment whkh I -f If trouble and wipe It *>ut. mentally. Jj uervoualy and physically. All forms of Chronic Diseases. Including Varicocele, stricture. Wood Poisoning. Kidney and t'rtnary romplatnts, see., are >■ cured by Dr Hathaway's system of treataest lie will tie glad to have you write him or call at his office for frr* eonsulUlJoo. examination aud advice, lie will also send free, post- A - paid hi a plain wrapper, his new m page hook "Manliness, Vigor, \ Health"—to anyone, man or woman. *bo suffers from any chrooia disease or weakness. J. N2WTON HATHAWAY, B. D. < ff, r hour-—9 to 12 m. 2to . T . and 7to Dr. Hathaway A Cos. V * A Bryan street. Savannah Oa 9 p m Huiukiy Id a. m. to 1 p. m III.MSMIF.H FOB WIFE UIIIPPIXG. Tnm Dhwhuii, for ( rlmlnßl Nrglrri ol Ilia Wife. Sent to I ill ( osrl. Tb* i aee of Thom*?* Dawson, charged by his mother-in-law. Mrs. L*gr*e. with causing the death of his wife. h**r daugh ter. by rlmlnal negle- t. md Bam Daw von. charred with dbonierly conduct, striking and abusing the plaintiff, was concluded In .* private hearing yesterday before the* Record*^r. Th* <mhc took up a great deal of time, there being a two-hour session In th** morning and almost s long . one in she *rlei noon. Numerous witnesses on l*oth >ld* s were Introduced particularly tn the afternoon wt**n th* defense sought to prove by the testimony of a number of grocers from wli m the defendant hn*l bought comesilble* that the amount and rpmltty of th* goo.is hal been nil that • oukf he , xp** t dor desired of him. This lestlm*ny was intr*Klu **d to rehut the statement made by th mother of th** de**| woman that her (laughter had not bad sum lent food to eat. But few of thee witnesj.es for th** defense seamed to know very much of She cs, the great majority of them having had dealings with Imwson long before the time specified in the pres ent charge. At the conclusion of the testimony Mr J 8 Harrison, the counsel for the defense slated that h was willing shat the case be submitted to the Recorder without making an argument, but Judge Twiggs preferred making one for his side of th* case, and did so. paint ing pathetic picture of the vic tim of she husband's abuse and neglect and denouncing io s- ithing term-* she two defendants and their alleged acts of com mission and omission their brutal violence to the dead woman, nnd their failure to provldt her with the things shat decency nnd life |t**e'.f l*>pen*led on. The Rerorilcr remanded Tom Dawson to the City Court, on a charge of wife whipping, which te under the code n mis demeanor. and made him give a lond for his- np|**arnnce when th** vse shall l*e called Bam Dawson, he also remanded to the city Court on i charge of assault and lottery and required of him a tond for 3390. THE WEATHER. ForcmM for Friday ami Hamr.lay: Oaoricla— Katn Frl.lay; cooler )n norlh rrn portion. B.i(unt.iv ptrily cloudy. Kllh rain In northcart; IncrvasluK aoulh.riy wind. Friday. Kuslorn Flor Ma— Shower* Friday, ex cept 111 rnrtmr >uthcrn portion. Satur day; partly cloudy; freeh aoutheriy winds. Muxmium temperature. 1 00 p tn #1 degraea Minimum temperatura. 1:30 p. m * .*e*re? Mean i.-miwralure *i degrees Normal terniwrature 77 degrees Kxcesa of tcmiH-rautre 3 ileaiees Accumulated excess *lm Sept Ist 33 rieitrees Accumulated d< tlclrncy since Jan. Ist 37 de*re* It.ilnfalt *•'> trn ii Normal 31 inch F.xrees situ * Hcpt. Ist 57 Inca Deficiency since Jan. Ist . t il Inches ftlver Hi |H>rt —The lu-lsht of ihe Savan nah river at Aucusla. at * a m I73ih meridian time! yesterday, was f.,4 feel, a fall of <1.3 foot during the precedtnic tw<n ty-four hour*. t’otion reaton hulletln. Savannah <!a., for the tw.nty-four hours en.llna ii H a m . 7Mh meridian time, ftept U. I!*' Mtauuni "i iMii.i JSim,K.MS ttnvannah dlslriet. ITem.!T#m.! fall Al i|Mlha. I* * la: 91 T• •Altianc. cloudy *• | 73 | ■<* Amerlcus. cloudy |34 74 T lia nbridffe, cloudy t w W 1 .> Kasitnan. cloudy •• I 7.'> | •* For* tlalms, cloudy | >1 j 73 j .04 (lain, svlllc. Fla . cloudy .. l j 7* | • Mllion. tin., clear *7 <' (juliman. c.oudy *1 I 2 4 * Savannah, cloudy ® I ThotM*vlllt', cloudy 90 | 7 | T \\ a \ cross, cloudy *1 , * ■ uo ""•itccelved too late for tehnraphlc aver a*es. Heavy Halns—Mobile, Ala , 2.4* I 9ta- Mm l Min Hal* Central Stations. |tlons Tsm.iTero I fall. Atlanta "..'. TANARUS ll* tT~ Augusts !II WI W (•horieston I 6 Wj7. j .4* Halves*on I * ** I*°l •• Utile Hock jl2 92 |' 32 Memphis Il* *4 |79 1 Uobtle ! ; I ** I• lonlomery * w| 7o New Orleans # I 9* I Savannah iI2I 92 74 T Mekshurg I 13 #1 * \\ ilmincton 1101 9* 7° 7^ "lit marks-Shower* have occurred over the I .title Kook. Memphis. Mobile and Mofimomer) dlslrlcie. very llkht and widely scattered showers in lavulel ana. UeortEMt and North Carolina. Tcm (•eratures continue high Observations taken at Ihe same moment of time at dll station*. Sept. 13. 1300, 3 p. m . 751 h meridian time. Name- of Station* s i Ti *V Ham. rtostnn clear K 2 ( L* 00 New York city, ciear 72 ! 10 .0# Philadelphia, clear 7S I. .00 Washington etty, cloudy 7S I. | .< Norfolk, clear I 74 to <0 Hatleras. cloudy i SO | 10 j .w> Wilmington, partly eldy *2 | l. | *■ Charlotte, cloudy 17* 1, jOS Raleigh, cloudy SI | 12 j no Charleston, partly cloudy j U | * ; • Atlanta, raining | 7* | Hi 01 Augusta, cloudy *0 i M | .< Suvannuh. cloudy I 7S * | .*4 Jacksonville, cloudy ! SO | I. j SO Jupiter elear S3 0 i 00 Key West, clear W> * j M Tampa, partly cloudy ....j S2 | T. j on Mobile, cloudy j 7* #o | .30 Montgomery, mining 74 * j .M Vicksburg, cloudy ; 7* j 6 j .00 New Orleans, cloudy ! 70 I* | .4! Memphis, cloudy | *> 1 S 00 Cincinnati, i>arlly cloudy | 7* j S | .no Ptdsburg. clear 74 4 j T Huffalo, clear I 70 i 20 no IvetroM. clear | <n i, | .00 Chicago clear | 74 I. | Oft Marquette, clear | Ml I |.* Si Paul, partly eloutly ~| B* | I, j Oft Davenport, clear | 7ft 1, .00 St. IdJU'.s. clear | 7S ! * j 00 Kansas C.ty. clear | 7S L | flu Oklahoma clear | so oo H. I* Royer. Dncal Forecast Official. A High-Grade Institution for Put diet Shorter College, Rome., Ua. Write for csulogu*.—ad. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. llnllrri of InlrrfM In Ahlpplng Men Generali?. The British schooner Llsxt* Curry ar rlved yesierday from quarantine Bb* * i'ontfcn'i to ('harlee 8 Hiroch A Cos., and will k>.*l lumlw r for Quebe*' The schoon er Bahama. whlJh la now loading lumber at the foot of Whitaker Mrwl. I aUo to proceed to Quebec. Both theae xhije tn mix coctalat of large six* lumber, which Is to be uj*ed In the building of bridge* The weather reporta yesterday indicat ed that a itomi waa *|eve|of*lng in the (iulf While It had not progressed aiifh ciemly for the bureau to make a fore cast. the ahlpisng wr warned mt to pr*>- * eed out for at leajt twenty-four hour* The regular a* camera f course, but ailllng craft would have heed esi the warning had thers l>ee any vea eela rewdy for aea Capt Van H Avery of the tug Mm F McCauley reports he apoks yes terday the Brltlah schooner Flor* en*> H Hewson. Capt Pat teriMin. hourwl from Clenfuegoa via Bap elo for Fernanditui Desired to be re ported. Ail well. Sail tonnage ntea are well auatained ie. all department*, any* a Philadelphia re port. Inquiries* are nurnmnio for large vessela In long voyage trades, and though ahij*|era offer full rates, am! In *om*’ |n atan*** * an advance on aame. owner* are alow In the ar*V>piance of th*# term* sub mitted for forward kadtng Bouth Ameri can and Weat Indian tonnag** I* still In demand, but few veaaela are available <’oa*twloe lumber rates are atrong. al though th* demand k* vn>*lerate. Relieving that the .horea of Ihe Suri nam river. South America, contain a fabu lous wealth of sold, a Philadelphia com pany hat tent out from Baltimore th* k hooner I.i Plata, Ipden with Ihe necea ary machinery to locate ami extract the precloua metal The carlo will ron.l.t of enalnee, na|ihtha launche* and other aen •ral dargo. Expert* rlatm that there l xold In the eininiry. but that, owlne to th* climatic condition*, other almllar ex- I—-dlllotik have m-t with poor aucceae The fiariy now xolna out claim, to be prepared to avoid trouble, of thl. kind The Brill, h .team.hlp Montgomery. <'apt ffecouatlc. from Ship l.larid to Ham hur*. which ha* arrived at Norfolk for hunker coal, report, having met the trop ical .torrn In the Gulf of Mexico la.l week. She Mahled two bark., one bnrkentlne and one M-hooner a.hore on Ihe Florida reef. Fapt. Seiou.lle report* havlna .poken, on Sept 9. In latitude 32 12 north and longi tude 77.2 ft wen. a Norwegian hark .tsnal- Itut "J C 8. K.” The hark wa. .teerlny .outhea.l by east. The tu* Ahram Mini, will proceed o Jacksonville to-day for the harge which I* to be lowed north. I*aenwera by Steamahlpa. I*a..< nxer. by ateamrhlp Nacooshee for New- York yewierday—H W C. Baker. Mrs M Vail P R 1.-imnr. Ml.. Ellxatwih f Hyals. Mr. A McFarland. F D. War ner. F Patron nnd wife. R V. Evan*. Samuel P Allen. T H Id.comb, It S Jones. H Smith. Ml., t.ahel McKlnm-v. J P Bone., F A Voel, l. Kelly and Wife. Mrs G A Kilmer P. S Ralhbun. Ml.* F. Dockrr. A N. Glllneau. l'ossengers arrived la.t night from Bal timore on Wtenmehlp D H Mlller-Mr. Kent re**. I. R Frye, Ml** 8 Quinn. E. H Jones, 311.. M E. Kranti. Ml., t'ar nlce. Ml.. Barnes. J. p. Thomson. Ml.. I- Wherrltt, Ml*. Waynoulh Newcomb Pohen P. p. Bamadoe W Steward. W D Hoyt. Ml.. Quinn Mrw. J A Polllns. Ml.. F. E. Johnson Mr. Barnes. E Par nell. Ml.* It O Sullivan. Ml** A Smith. Mis* H. G Watney, Ml.* Pritchard. Passenger, by steamship Kansas Pltv. New York for Savannah. Rept ll.—Mr*. J. Better. Master George Delter. Ml.. J. Del ter. Mr* M Pope. F M Roblnon. A Pohlll. B T Skelton and wife. W P Skelton. J Garry. O S Dickinson. Judge McClellan, Mr. N Meyers. H. P Will- Inms, W. P. Keen. A Troy. Judge Mur phy, It L. Harmon. A Troy J F Gallo* E IP Bacon. A Hloakley. A. Daly, T p. While. Mia* Ella Todd. 3|i.. Anna Wors ley. J L. Morrison and wife. R l arrora. It Jenkins. J A Gallna and wife, p E Scßbrook. P E Seabr(k. Jr, Miss A Seabrook. Ml.. G. Backus, Mrs. A. E llnmlei. J Potilngham. G H Wilson H W Glbaon, H. B. Bacon, Mr.. R. R. Har ris. Mr* A. I. les kett. Mrs. J It For rest. -Mr* J H Morrison. Mr. W J Ixuider. Mia. H E Emerson. H p Will iam*. Ml.. E. Kloodworih. H. I). Wa.h bume, W H Martin. C. H. Moore and wife. J E Western and wife. A Steiner, the Misses Schuster W J. Hroadhurst and wife. Mis. I, O'Brien. Mr. E N. < Phe ps .ml daughter. F M Bruhl Ml.. J Goodall. Ml.* M Da via. II Stein and wife, A. J. Ives, Miss B Emmlnger. R Jackson. M Bernstein. J. M Hagaman. G. Frltx, F Prr.tler Mis. P Gold.-n Ult tie Mitchell, Diana Mitchell. J William, and wife. T H. Butter and wife, Mrs u. Emminger and twenty-seven steerage Ravannah Almanac. Sun rDe. at 5:43 a. m. and sets at * 06 p. m. . High water at Tybee ttvd.iy at 11:3* n m and 11:5* p m High water a Savan nah one hour later Phaaea of the Mona for Hrplrmher. D. H. M First quarter 2 1 M morn. Full moon * 11 * eve. l-a*t quarter ,15 2 57 eve. New moon 3 1 57 eve. Moon Perigee. 3:h; Moon Apogee. 23d. ARRIVAI.* AND DEPARTURE*. Vraarla Arrived Y'eaterday. Steamship Kansas Pity. Fisher. New York —Ocean Steamship Company Steam.hl| D. H Miller. Peter*. Balti more —J. J. Carolan, Agent Bark l.lasle Curry (Br), Handry, from quarantine. Arrived al Haaraallae. Itark Crown (Nor), Heherg. Bahia. Schooner John H. Penrowe. Gheen. Sa gua. Vea.rta Cleared lesterdar. Bark Anna (Gerl. Oltmann*. Hamburg. —Slrachan A Cos Bark Sonora (Nor). Telefsen. Sharpness. -Dahl A Cos. Bark Zedro (Ilal). Paturxo, Bristol Strachan A Cos. Veaarla Went to Sea. Steamship Nacoochee. Smith, New Xor' Bt*nm*hip State of Txa*. Foster. Bal timore Bark Cyprian (Non. Hansen, ilarburg klilppinu Mrm3ranta. Port Tampa. Fla . Bept U.—Arrived, ateamer OMvette. Smith. Havana, via Key West. Norw*gim .(earner YcrKa*. Ras mu*sen. Havana. Hailed, icjimr Mi scot te. White. Ha vana. via K* y West. Mearner Fanltu. TliomiHHiti. Hdv.'ni Baltimore. Bept 13 -Balled. Da.-- , B.(- vannuh. Geoi gefown, 8 C.. Bept 13 —Arrived, schooner W.'itren B. PotUT, Bio*um. Nc.%- lK>ri New* Balled, steamer Soglnaw, Hale, New York, via Wllmliffton Mobile. Ain . 8* i 1 i Arrived, steam ship Ar*l* n R *j. (Iln. Smith, from Mi tanxn*. Cuba. *ieam-r K*t*ana (Nor). Puerto Cortex. Cleare*!. *hl’ A'ask-i iN-wi. Ander*of*. Mverpoot; s< Itooner Gladiator (Br). Bod len. Illuefleld*. scnooiur Samuel T Beochatn. Btec’.man, CaibarU n. Cul> New Orleans. B*-pt 12 (’ler***l. steam ship Sui.ni (Nor), Klllngssfi. Cer*.i. Aran * i*. Ho|>ner. Hov.ina; Orion. Smith. Itere ton; Tamplcan (Hr). H nth ton. IJ\i j*ool; FI Nort*. O.inln* r. N* w York Cajo Mono (Hr). Fr‘. I. laond n Btl Isratet. Galt, Puerto (*ortex; A!ab.*mt (Nor), Blv ertsen. Itluefleld* Jas* k*4>nvli;’. Fin . Sept I.l,—Cleared, whoon* , r R ■-l#* Whiting. |W*rglur.*l New York; schooner John L. De*rmg. Locke. Providence Entered nn*! cleared steamship Navah>e. Johnson. B'Hion Port Ends. Sept 13—Port Had* wins went *lown at noon. Key West. Bept 1.1 Arrive.l. st* im r Ml.imi, Ivlnno. Havana, ami ##lle.| f>r Miami, schooner Sereflna C. Rona> * Fernan-llna. Flu Sep 13.—Cl**.( schooner M.iggh* G. Hart. York Charleston. S C.. Be|d 13. Sailed, steamer ('om-itii he, P*mnliigt**n New* York Notice f Mariners. Pilot charx* an-1 all hydrographic infor mation will lw* furnished master* of vea sels fre** of charge In United States hy drographic office in Custom House. Cap tains are requested ( ° call at the office. Reports of wreck* and derelict* received for transmission to She Navy Depart ment. Foreign Export*. Per Italian bark Zeflro. f r !?rlstol—2.2l" 4-asks *|xrhs turpentine. IM 300 —Cargo by Jann-s Farle. Jr. per Norwegian bark B*noro. f**r Sharp ness— 3.00) casks spirits, b. . M barre.H rosin. 1159. <’.irg*. by Jamts Karl*. Jr Per l*nrk Anna (Ger). Hamburg-- 4.3*2 barrels roaln. sll .M 2.19; 1.292 spirit*. $21.1951.5 u barrel* r**#ln oil. $9.132.3.5. ami barrels pit h. $713.50; 13*. cos* s pitch. $80.50. -Cargo by S P. Shutter Cos. ( onatwia*' Export*. Per steamship Texas, f r Baltimore— -7k bales uplai.d cotton. 2.0* b'*ln rv>s!n. 97.551 fee( lumber. 24 tons pig Iron. bbi* rosin oil. €3 bbls i-otton seed oil. 77 i*kk'* mdse, ion pkgß domeatlcs and yams. 7*? bales hide-', 75 bales palmetto fiber. 25 t'ascs canned goods Per 9j**iinishlp Naroo.-fiee. for New York—l.loo lailcs <H>t*or 173 -nse e.gton oil, 2>7 bales d>m* sti •?*. 3.V* bbls cot ton seed oil. im bbls rosin, JSL bbls splrl** turpentine, 350.251 f*'ei lumb*-r. 293 Islls gr*-en salted hid*-. b bbls r- -In oil. •; bids fruit. 53 boxes fruit. 75 cm ■* cigars. 73 bales tobacco. IT** box* s soap. 3 bb'..- pitch, 4.hStt staves, 10 bbls lampblack. 22* pkgs mdse DEATH OF %\ \4.ED MIAhTKIt. Hev. 8. H. llroMite llmi)* nn \rilrnt 14ora(r of Peaer. Columbia. 8 C Sept. 13—The Rev B Hamlet Browne, the o!*!et minister of the Methodist Conference and the Methodist Church in this state, as will a* theohkst editor, dlctl suddenly to-night, aged 81 He bream* a preacher in 1515 Mr Browne r present*'d hi* confervn* eat th.- Univer sal Peace Union held In New York in 1891. In IMJS. tnipr***e<) with the slnfuln. es of war. he established her* th* Christian Neighbor, which he has iduce conducte*l in the lnteresi of "IN ace and Arbitration. Christianity and Methodism " In 1*72 Mr. Drawn** organ z and th* Bouth Carolina Peace So4*l**ty He was vie. president of the American Pear*- B ciety and the Na tl* nal Peace Union. Mi. Ilrowne has been chaplain of (he State Press Asoo<latlon since 18H2 He was much b* I jved by all cl.irw* s. II U> A t 3IIHI M LK MEMOAKD. heeretary Hoot I* t onttiieil tu 111. Jumnier IleaPlenee. New York. Sept. 13. —Secretary of War Boot I* confin' and to hi* summer rrsldencout Sutham|4on. L>. I . a* the result of an operation for the removal of a carbuncle, and will not be übh to leave hi. room for ten daya or two week*. The operation wa* iierformed on Sunday lust and the physician* have ordered that Mr. Hoot re main iierfeotly quiet for at least ten days. The growth was deep-rooted, but the op eration was highly successful. The Sec retary I* not eonllned to hi* bed and ep peurs In line health. No had result* are feared. 4 IT3 BREVITIES. The F. S VanOleaen Colored Club of the Second Dl.trlet It. Id* it* regular weekly meeting la.t night. The meeting was well attended and considerable enthusiasm manifested. There were many speeches made and the club re-indorsed Mr. Van Gle.cn for magistrate of the Second D'- Irlct. atwl Mr. Jame, M Dixon for May or. Another meeting will b held Monday night. A meeting of the colored Odd Fellow* will he held at the Harris street hall Sunday afternoon to take .tep. toward uldlng their brethren In Galveston. ( arlirua llnlalng n Fund. Cochran. Ga , Be|g. 13.-A commit! t composed of Ml-. Mottli Sutherl ind, and Kemper Peacock, ha* raised u hondmme cash subscription for the Texans, who are suffering from the rn mi disaster Coliuii I. lulnglng lot, cent, on our slreei*. Many are holding back forll and 12 cent*, and are confident they will get that price. ss Cures Dandruff, Falling Hair, Brittle Hair and all Scalp Troubles, such as Itching. Eczema, Eruptions, etc. Purely Vegetable, harmless and reliable. CURE GUARANTEED rtrtt after all other rrmrdlr, have fatten, or money refunded. A TEXAS DOCTOR WRITES. Savor. T.I , Mar 22..1W8 ■*Ooka Pandraff Cura” ha. dene tu, more good than aar preparation Ihawavartrind. X J nitW..D. For Sale by all Drtiffslt and Bnrl.-nc Ttea tlw on iniir ami Scalp Trouble* free ot: req tr.-au A. ft- Ifl'.FTf 1'.4l Oft.. . Chicago. Beware of imitations. The only hair preparation admitted to Ih* Pari* Expo. I tlon For aal# by Llppman Pro*.. Columbia Drug Cos. and Knight's Pharmacy, Savan nah, Oa STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF The Southern Bank oi the State ol Georgia, al Hav.innah, <>• . ( th* clos of bulnc** Sept. 5. l*i. RBSOERCEsT j UABIUTIEfI7 I>uuw .n*t <tt*.ount $1,535.130 41 Capital .lock pal.l In $ Snr>r..>,„ Dcmurvl loan. 2*l.<M7 41 Surplun fund Ow r.lrafl* 44 21 rndlvldad proflt., lo.a currci. ■I i owned by the oxprn.-. and ixi pjil.l uj K - to Uinlu ami banker, tn Hankiftx rtouiw *5,000 00 thl. .late 27.TT7 Furniture nl flxiur*. 2 000 00 Due to tunk. nnd bunker, tn Other real .>.*• 3.(00 00 I oihrr atf. 9:i * I>u. from hniik. unit bonk.r. In Du* unpaid dlvtdrtkl. . , . the time 11.531 21 ' Individual dvpoalt. auoject to Due from bank, am* banker. In check *,(■.' jqj ottier .tut.. 15*.447 ST C.rttfled check. 3 „ Currem-y 1*3.970 o Hcoerced for Use. Gold 30.172 *# Silver, nickel, and penntea *0.*31 27 ■ ■ Kx. hanxew for Ihe Oearln* ■...aw* Hou.e 25.057 31 Totil 43.050.513 50 Tol.il „...43,fft, n M STATE OF OEfIRGIA. OOFNTY OF CHATHAM.—Before me came HO HA A (’HANK. Vice i’resident of Southern Bank of the Stale of Georgia, wh duly .worn. ay that he a hove nni (ore got nr .(atement I. a true condition or aA Id hunk. ** etiown by me liuok. of tile In aabl bank. HORACE A CRANK. tiworn and eubncrlbed to before me. thia 13th day of September. lnn JAMtOH I* D< tOI.AN. Notary Public, Chatham county. Georxia To Save Expense ot Moving, we Have- decided to sell entire stock, of Furniture# Carpets, Mat ting, Shades, etc., at slight ad vance above cost during Sep tember. Will he In store, 11 2 Broughton, west, early in Octo ber with a full and complete line. V/V/e can fill any order Right Now. Call and see us at old Rost Office building. LINDSAY & MORGAN YOUR CATERERS. THE AIIBUTT BEAT THE RWORI). some (.(toil Knee, at Ihe Grand Cir cuit Meeting. New York, Bept 13.—Th*- big event of ihe day at the Grand Circuit meeting wa* the ml e ag vtn.t time by the crack geld ing The Abbot, to treat his record of 2:044, He came home in 204. Thtx give* him ih- championship gelding record, but all,l la\e him l>*-hlnl the world', cham pion rec rd hrM by All* Summary: 2 tft trotting, pur*.- ft.2o iAdy Norvette won third, fouith and fifth heat* and r.iee; Mold Thorne, second, winning ter on.l heat. I.eottard Melt, third Martha won that tint. Time 2.12’*, 2:14; 2:15V; 2.15; 2:!3(, 2:13 taring eta... Puree. *1.200. Tom Ctll houn we n pt '-ond. third and fourth heat, and race; Devoir, second, wtnn ng fir*; heat; Prince A., third. Tme 2:114a; 2:104*; 210; 2 11V Crock won; Quadriga, second. Sllvermak er. third Time 3:10 Frtefora I pace, purse, *t.soft. Anacon da won <- on<i and third heat* and race; Prince Alert, tv-ot.d. winning first heat; Indiana, ttdrd Time 2:o3'*. 2 01-*, 2 04 l v Bpf-(l:*l race to beat 2:tt|\. The Abbot time :3.. 1:024,; 2:04 It iter Be.ult. at tiravearnd. New York. Sept 13.—Result* at Graves end : First —ore Hurdle handicap, one and one-half mile- Nuto. 15 to 1. won. with Maxeo, ft to 1 and 2 n 1. second, and Klon dke 5 to 2. third. Time 2.4 ft 1-6. Second Game About .lx furlong, sell ing The Pride. 3to 1. won. with Balaton. 10 o 1 and 4 to 1. second, and Kitchener. 12 to 1 third. Time 1:11 1-6. Third Race—'The Willow etakr* five and a half furlong*. Janice. 25 lo 1. won. with Noonday, even and 2 to 6. second, i.nd Trigger. *• to 1 third Time Id* 4-5. Fourth Kuce—Specular ton stake* one and cne-alxteenlh miles. Rotente, *to 5. won. with Klnntklnnlc. 10 to l and 3 to 1 see. ond, nnd Peaceful, 5 to I third. Time 1:47 3-5. Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Gladerun. ft to 1. won, with lata. 20 to 1 nnd 4 lo 1, sec ond. nnd Kappaneeker 50 to 1 third. Time 1:02 2-5 Sixth Race—One mile and seventy yards. King Bramble 1 to 3 won. with Sadducee, IS lo 5 and oul. second. Time I:4* 3-5. 444-2*l I.Tft Oh THE DIAMOND. Brooklyn AVon Both Game. AA Ith the I'turlnnntl Team. Brooklyn. Bep>. 12.—Brooklyn won both game, to-day. Score: First Game— R.tl.E. Cincinnati o o o o 0 o o l 1— 2 10 9 Brooklyn 0 2 3 0 l 0 1 0 x- 7 13 0 Batteries—Newton and Kahoe; Weyh- Irtg and 51< Outre. HecotXtl Game — R 11. E. Cincinnati 0 001*20-9 12 ft Brooklyn 1 4 1 0 2 5 x—l3 11 J Batteries—Kltson McGlnntty and Far rell. Bcoit and Pt-ltx. Attendance 2.f Game called, darkness HI. I.Heal Beiaton. Boston. Sept. 13.—8 t. l.outa won hanltly to-day, batting Plttenger out of the box In the fifth Inning. Attendance lino. ■atm R. he. Ho .i on 0 t 0 0 0 0 4 2 1— 3 9 4 SI. Bout. 2 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 U— lO 2 Batteries— Plttenger. Willi* and Sulli van; June* and Hudow A Fumble Fatal to hew A ark. New York. Sept. IS.—A fumble by Itoyle in the first Inning to-day proved fatal to New York. It wa. responsible' for at least two runs. Score: I! II K Chicago 4 ft 0 2 0 0 0 0 ft-* ft 3 New York 1 (10 0 3 1 0 0 o—s 9 5 liatterbw—Cunningham atul Kllug; Mat- Ihewvon mid llow'-rman Attendance uto I'lillndelpliia AA oa Eaally. Philadelphia. Sept. IS.—Che.bro wa. wild to-day and Phtlade-lphla defeat'd Pitts burg with comparative ease. Score: R.H.E. Pltt.butg ...1 00002003—* 15 1 Philadelphia 00223310 x—ll 1* o Butteries—Che.bro and O'Connor: Fra ser and Douglass. Attendnn e 3.021 Other Gamea. At Montreal—Bprlr.gt.eld. ; Montreal. 5. Al Toronto—'Toronto. 4; Hartford. 2 At Boche.tep—ltoohester, 3; Worceater 4 At l*rovldence—Providence, 3; Syra cuse. 2. At Chicago— Buffalo, 5; Chicago. 1. At Kansas City - Kattaas City, 13; De troit, 4 At MtnnewpaUa— 5. Mtnneap- Bleyelt- Race*. Ir.dlan.ipo.ta, lnd.. Sept 13—National Circuit bicycle rummarlea: One-Ihlr.l mile*, national ehamplonahlp. paced. Maj. Taylor, won; Owen Kimble second Time. 39 1-5 second* Two mile, national championship, paced Ms). Taylor, won; Frank Kramer, see- And; Owen Kimble, third. Tim*. 4:45 TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS. Continued from Seventh rage.) ble. .mail Norths .! receipt, and * heavy cash demand raused a good ad vance In wheat to-day, October . 1... ; l*,c higher. Corn cloned V and oat- 1, . 'e lm4roved. Provisions t *oed . lower The leading future, ranged as follow opening. Highest. Lowest.Clostr.g. AA'heal No. 2 Be| 744f174A4 754* 74, ;-. Dei 74\4|74, 75* 744, 754, 7*4, 75 1 , 7ft.,, , Corn No. 2 Reid 4nt,<p4o>, 404, 40 O-I 3*Vi:k\ 39h. Sfti, .: Nov ... .Ift'vHttSi, 34*, ,V. Uni* No 3 ttet 21ft, 3- • N * ov 2** 224, 21 Mi-'- --'• .Vies* |rk, per barrel— Oct ...*ll4O *ll itt *ll4O Ju 171, Jan 11 25 U 37>A 11 25 laird, per 100 oounda— Oct... * ftp Nov .. ft 75 ft ftn ft 75 ,y. Jan .. 57i 6 424,, ft Short Rib*, per 100 pound*- 8"l't 7 40 7 58, 7 v7H 7 41 . Ort ...7 6 7 37<, 7 22‘, 7 Jan ... 5 97>, (fit, 5 ■, ft 141, Cash quotations were a* follows: FI ur steady. No 3 aj.rlng wheal. 7W7Wc; N 3 red. 76*)77*,e; No. 2 corn. AP.villc; No 2 yellow. 404,41114,, ; No 2 oats, 23’,’i2,: ! No. 2 while. 25c; No. 3 while. 23',(t. No 2 rye. 4111 c; good feeling tmrl >, 394i39a,i*; fair lo choice mulling. 47i ' No. 1 flax seen. 6! 19. No 1 Northweap. 11.51. prime ilmothv seed. *4 lib:( m l*rk per hhl.. *11.454) 11.5n. lard p.-r Itn |t,.., |ft ew) ft. ft 24,; ahort rib. .Idea (100.-,* *7 ou7 fto, dry nailed shoulders tboxel). ftNll*’*'. clear short side. (hoxed). ** tfttfti*. 10; whiskey, bast* of high win.-. *l.a. augur*, unchanged; clover, contract grade. D.*"4)9.75. MAI I UATIAI K t I HTAIEMEAT. Fall 111, er Mill* Ala, f'lnae I.tinaer Thau Agreed Time. Fall River, Mas... Sept. 13.—1 t w* an nounced here to-day that several of the mill, would continue the curtailment |l- Icy which ha* been In operation for the past month, after they are released from the Flgncd agreement which expire.- S-p*. 17 Ttie treasurer of Ihe Stafford mill, give out to-day that he would atari on the new curtailment programme at once and dote hi* mill, down next week and perhaps hr' •a longer period. Other* that are exp- I to follow suit represent about 7* spindle.. Their mnnager. consider It I nea ped lent to manufarfturi- low priced cotton into good, to sell at 2 1 , cents when cotton Itself I* quoted tit 11)19 cent*. One of the Dhclllwlm In Dead Macon. Bopt. 13 Robert 1.. Greet;, one of the- participant* In the duel at Bulv r'l plumbing establishment, In dead. and M M. Jon... the other party, -is hoverlm! lwlwe<ii life and death. THE MftVt AT I*l BLIV. % llnrmnuy ( lot. Orunnlsed— %ddres* Ilf rttitrruman Hranllrt. Huhlin. Oa.. Sept ll.—Yeaterdat aft''- noon the ladle* of Dublin organised lh I-die. Harmony Club with the follow- In* officers: President. Mr* A P H l ~nl vice president. Mr. K K Bryan. Jr ■' secretary*. Ml Ruby Hightower The ob ject of the club I* to promole everythin* pertaining to music. It was resolved to be gin with the Dublin Military band and •* slat th,- member* of that organiiah " n with a tnxaar. I Congressman W. G. Brantley will ad dress the | e pie of Lauren* county *’n the political Issues of the day on Bepl 22. Ho will be greet, and by a large crowd ••It ( are* Mr.” "Graybeard broke up rheumatism <* me." says Mr. Chas. Thomas. Ihs Jew •ler on Whllsker street. "And pul me In better health than 1 have enjoyed In • long tlmt." Take Graybeard Pill* for that dlr feeling—Dost appetite, and follow It IP with a bottle of Oraybeard. It Is all you need. Respess Drug Cos., sole prop*. Savannah. Gil.—ad. "Graybeard Is a family medicine wtth us," *aid a prominent buslnes. man y*- terday "My wife taaea li. and I noiica ah. I* •njoyirg be-'tar health than f r yeara The children keep well by lakiti a U." Oraybard may be obtain-d at •** <J nl * store* or writ* to u* for It. Respes* Drue CO., eole PP pe . BiVanhoh. Os.-ad. Empty Hogsheads. Empty Mels.ee. Hogshead. C. M. GILBERT & CO.