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Gtram5oGis ar0 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST iIN. 10 THE Ml ST
Via Ihi.dcll hia, Baltimore, and washington

J. 81
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore, and washington
on and after uec - Passenger Trans leave from Pna.
s5Itau. Ia.l...I Depot, loot OF cc.lanltaL a-d De-
'' TO p 1 ctScs auuaays; arrive waHngton n
Nlglt EyHfcss Washington !:lf EilN, WIN
aeepers Tor PtsDurg Columbus and cinciana raror ears
tI-gu Ga, Fa"t jiia Tor washington arrive Ciucn-
nsfs8 p NJ Chicago. $50 r. ~ ana - louis e.l 3D. ~
Int re trains run through 10 chicago. ~, TIT.
airy rom NH Vet Al - r. me- s:4o D. M and 1910 p.
IGse;s and -i"",ing htr,h' rrcn,o anu
Company.
y 0i:EGON, COLORADO, 81. PAUL. MINNIE
APOLIs and points in NEBRASKA UTAH. mon
TANA, DAKOTA, MISNESoTA. ami the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHwE-TFEN Ry.
II runs from two ira daily each way between
CHICAGO and promueat Western pom'a IT ALoNL
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DlNINH CAl.S Wc5t az
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPEES arc ruu ON all Of IT,
through and night trains rates Of fare aud other In
formation Apply lceE III person 20 any coupon uc@'t
'S'"' General iasan Agent. AS broadway %e~York.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
icase ; ~ ~ r0 !Gvgcr t61I y any ohef route
sW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, hoLNOkE ~oiTlt VERSION II
and $50 p M smds excepted 1880 boat connects
With spec al train sjd and bag chccEel ga
New.ta5en and return, 81 30 -
CHARMS ..,.....,....
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOf IHAN5PO4ilAIIo'
COMPANY.
oace, Pier Is y. r.. foot Cortlaudts-
Consgnmens of freight forwarded as directed 20 part
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery an kinds OF nes and mer
chaudise to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGlITERAGE
Freight every description promptly lgtercd TO any point
In the haiiOrat reasonable rates.
sTEAIBOAT5 AID BABGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER
steamers John w. sfsrin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier u <. r. at p. IN daily. tsauidayi
e1ceptcdi
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.YOrk and
New. Haven Caie and dispa.cl guarnIt'cd
Freight for points D. H. W. H. Il. received at Hler
For Negr.EGycn and points Las: 80 Pier is.
ElErIl SHORE. STATEN 45LaND.-lioyen Miles for
Ten trot via sieaacrt Pier b. H. io11 "hitcha.st
CENTRAL sIIPYAHD. Coanu ii32", %J.-Drf Dock,
Machine and shOps oyafyius agpeIiahins 10 tHe
construction AID IeYalf VI 'essols.
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Art Gchools--City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
IVA WJ7'ceiyc pupils n PAISTlNG Landscape, flowers.
st lie china and d'cYrlJn ~ hersulo, The Bella No.
80 East 25tl.st. cJraer ir-aye., commencing Ott T.
References Ny. d. Huntington, M VIM Aarf MI James
VI. Hart, Nj 4. f. Bellows.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Dec. 90 1881.
Tho following sales were held at the Exchange
ealcsroom to-day
Py E'ir1rd T'fijHGer
5storv brick tenement, with lot No "a 2Ve SOC -o
s-2l fl OF @ttlst lot 2j%tiO- a. Is gu $-''o'
Be- U-dliuu EcnreVN
brown stone with lot. \"Nf tNNri-S''
3eIT'eh OAK al" '''''' ~, wv 1900
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For Young Ladics-City.

For Young Ladics-city.
A r Misses Pcrrin's School, 2,O2l tllth-aye.,
N New-Ycrt Terms &0Oi with lou''cu ''ur'H F'o''
g1UE Misses Chadeaync's School, DIS Madl-
4 sonave. win reopen THURSDAY septcmoer ~
tg1HE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East Slst-st,
REOPEN ulelr school or ehildron. Monday, sept ~
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ccCrcau
EnC,rNsillr.

For Rows and Young uar-city.
A LIMITED CLASS lor YOUNG BOYS.
y AE-ICs IL. MANN. .ll Maa.on-'yc
CADY Il WALWORTWS BUSINESS coll
- L"dE unp1-T11rn re11'ai An'''" 7''''"''
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 700, u Cth-9yc,
- REOPEN, Fllr,nE september -. coilcrai" cns" y
h h6a1aaa fEib;%1n rF6Y&i ffE ' rmcSa
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
W.dsln rvr anil iith.t. tts Tor ~ school 81 Mines
classc,in Afciit, ctnrl aa, Mt,hla.sa Dmwin&
A. COLE, lat Engineer Corps Us y" ana I'o'''o' d"
DEMOVAI.-Wm. W. Richard~s school for
III boy. removed 10 no West i.i'i hcop'h, september
g. Largo uua complete HuIl'.i'n N''4''' '''-'''
, University Grammar school, IlNl broadway,
S S5'f nt ,',, ~ T. rn,5 V An ran.of
WILLIAM H.. LEGGETT hag5 rem9Iredl, In, his
,,rI ,c s4o2 to ht re Ss, b. 6sr 81
YouNG MEN.
NEW EVENING CLASSES
win be formed ne ID and 3D. 81 ! .4,, IN 45y
II toY Ii,E& MI;E'- CiiRIsTIAN AssO, iAFiON,
I'D corner OF ithayc o., AN o,ris
so @i'i in daosEacrinq I G5arRt individually,
Writing daueIt individually
Phonography,
German,
spanish Vocal Music. -.
'''' To ' LSsiayrs S@ pc;ent course
TcldingIounl a Journalist
library IA 600 volumes,
Literary Society lWoe!uyl
Medical Iaks DiNOh
Bowling AlUy
Baths
Tickets procured good till Jan. !, 1851 81, ,.,,
Iteuucr. are ADMITTED free accompanied by "aJ 10 tue
cG'c iaumCnis aud popular lectures .., .,a-,,,o- ~,
Any YOUNG ol character cen become H,nuul o
the Recommendation VI responsible person ana INC P'S ~
OF 90. 40. t,.. o., oil a.,
fun annual ticket. costing g. admiia &C holder 70 an to
above charge NJ - 90 adti na ~ io
ior dressing box ~ gymnasium b used ,,,,,,-r,-rs
uudc. lG not admitted 20 80 uhdauh ~ -,
They can procure $l2 80 tickets 10 gymnasium only Jay
admission.
For Young Ladios-city.
A ~ Nisses pcrrin's School. 2O21 Fifth-ave.,
N NewYork Terms, RiO0i with musical course T'o''
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For Both Savos-Citv.

KINDERGARTEN
The Nor nal school Tor Kin Ter s}rta1 Telch
eT4 md M0el kindcrgi with Elementary Csse3 O0r
boys alI gins lrOn - 10 yelrD. MOI y. 22d-iL UAe
PaIettel viii reopen oct. 3.-Cla55 for Nur5'S
Prof.. JOIN NHAUS AM tlcs. kllA Cs-BOELrE
EIISS GRINNELL, 81 T.. 5lth-st School
w Tor Young Ladies aud Children. KrjCr9artcn.
NEISS :. l.. CHAPMAN,
w English French aud German Boarding and Day school
geometry Miss l. i. B6nedict3
Removed itOu No East i2t.5t To 30. West iStI-5t
thorough instruction IA AL departments.
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
VA n last l0tht Pupils from 10 10 Instructed IN ac-
cJidaEec with the best methods. Hours, . TO l.
MFRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
VA -chooli1T Young LADIES' a1l Chlr'1 reopol3 sept n
terri 35pl West }llI3D +5Dt-l.e slsj - limited mum
b"rO JJrA seal '.'' In.
Young WONEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
d TION, Z East l5th.st-Iree classes in bookkeeping
IlOnOcdphy, EptWru@ rctOuclug plOi0negatVes, col
crins photographs Free circulating library, rc3dingrnom
ami uoar directory Instruction in hand and machine sew
inc An kinds of UocdicWork given ont 10 women
situations found In all departments except
Lor-. hold service.
Bblc class ior women SUNDAY 1t o'clock.
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Ocean Cleaners

GUIoNS I hTNE; STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
'.aavfng Pier - " H.. foot OF NihYN -
Tuesday Bee. ~. 10 n m
WYOMING luesday } ~ p 5:oJ y w
kPIZONA UfsdaY, Jan. ~, /. a. N
WISCONSIN lucShhys " I'm
tr". Iaif ~, = p, NJ
r-These steamers are built Of iron IN wHsrug1t con
lartunent arc FURNISHED Win eYrY re ltsts ~ mas
the passage across Att1t; both safe AL tsro5 nav
ing bathroom s1okingrooin. driwlagiroIn pam az
library also experienced s1rso)n stegIr 1888 Al t55 -
eaehsteamer Tho stleroo are ,i u1)or e;t
eniught.
CABIN PASSAGE ,accoriing 10 statero1n $50 $50 AMI
tloo INTERMEDIARY so. srEEbAnt: at low ratoA
OFFICE. NO ~ BhDADwAl ,r.,o.-
t'AClfIC MAIL Steamship COmpanys Lines,
-, - fok CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, JAPAN
SSnntnlNNhA NEM.nkALAND, AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL and
soUTH AMERICA, and MEXICO
kfoni Aew-YOFk Pier foot Cana-st n r.
iW eah A q nj CO. via lsthmus OF Panama
- Cry OF PAPA sails p ua,. De- = lonn
SOnheeuhg Tor Central and SOuth America and MeXicn
from san Francisco LIST ana Brlnnan.sts.
,,fq., ,, For Jsgan aud Chini
% ID. pi.., Z. l.Tu.
toi InOAOLCLU. NEW-LEALAED ana AUSTRALIA.
y sais SAL KDAN. ar.l pm.
Eor or on hri'Td OF LoadOn mails al Francisco
uelSht passage and general Information apply at Com
S1NS Oluce On Tie Iier 1901 Lnnalst, North RIVER.
d'J BVLLAY, superintendent
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Hn5irnftlcn.
For Young Ladies-City.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY XTENSI0N
TO WOMEN OF THE COLLE6E ENTRANCE E&-
AMINAIIOE.Ihe next summation viii be held in Cam
brige. New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati, BEGINNING
June ~ 1852 The Harvard certificate OF IN this
ainati N admits 10 the Collegiate Instruction for Women az
Cambridge nd 10 Wellesley College, and accepted by Vassaf
and SmiCh Colleges len Of such subjects prep Irat0y
collegiate covered BY H. For information address sec
rctary 81 Local Committee, 90 Flfthave, y. Y. city.
MISS WARREN, II West 4Jth-st.-Eng-
IVA hsh, French an German Day 5cd1DL Young LlHsy
Department r,JD5u SsJCsnJot 81 IOIls GeatensTs
SCplcM3er!L L'5jt''L
ENHE MISSES PERINE, - East 7ith-st, will
reopen their Elsii5h AMI Fralcl Boarding ami Day
School Young Ladies 2epJ}AJe.-l number OF resident
pupils IGitcL
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A REDUCTION or FARE.
IA FALL RIVER LINE
Now. York % Boston.
Newport am Fall River e.
iimitei Tickets ;r5lI,i!)1 70 n Eastern
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Eost ano fouuA.

7 OST-BANK- BOOK No. 93.S1s, issued by
IL the savings Bank in the city Of New York 70
Verenn Arnold II rot found or returned 10
the ban the 18th day of January 1882 application
will De made Tor q book.
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Musical.
Fer Bows and Young Men-Couutry.

II REINBECK,
kzs TEACHER or THE PTAEO.
Residence: 10 FAST lGIli-T.
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Sales bn Auetion.

WILL be sold by public auction on the dock
w of tho Port Monmouth and Miidlet0wn steamboat
company nj Port Monmouth N ion December "a 1881 at
II O'Clock noon the steamboat William v Wilson o5etter
with the dOcg OF said Company Inquire OF ChAhLES Il.
WILSON No, Ill Broadway, New.York.
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Cir Droperln 90 teI.

T Offs to let with power; good lights. SIC
n West 23d.st.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


DoVNtEz I hN6 n F f,5M}aTr MrGqEyEg h2r
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
E.pr.- Trains lcayc NcwYorA. De,bro,,cs and Cort.
a;4o. go saJ 10 Limited, II n. DID,, l. .2J8il 1. D..
q. z. and y. ~. ~ night -uudaye $50 AMI
Expires ifis leave Nv goo Yort di crcc, Sunday at
l:pa - ana p n running through va Trenton ni Can
ielgrlinr, train. cave ,.' .. tai, Philadelphia.
a:4,, oS a. m, 4, T. 7:5g ana p M. Leave iiiadet
excl 0Gccs 5aG aud ~ Hroiisay' As5r ioa's ad
foot OF r-bro.ss AMI c"itandt-i Couri e. and EfqQ1
10 and is adspn.si, lohokru station Jersey city Emi
The No5-Y Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage iroui hotels ana residences. ,.
General Manager. General la-s'r Agent
BONDOUT KINGSTON AND CAT>KlLL
IA MOI NTAiNS landing N Cozzcna tWcst Point, Corn
conu citing with uistor aud delaware ami waikiki valley
Railroads.. Steamboats, lonas Cornell and James W. Bald.
except aturlays, when Thomas Cornell leaves AZ p M
GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
10 'p-'on .o hIcass limited tickets eooa only
- slrcsmrr, N&WRKGA SsETr and M,ssACUUorTr IS
fOOtof Jay-st. arriving IN bo'l1h at % q "a. ....
sc At 9ecs Of W@stcotts Express CO.. At Nos 81
TOadway, Aston House AMI At metropolitan and flIth
Avenue toto ticket Offices
I4.OVID.NCE LINE .or Freight only
stcacrl.ea Pier - 100. Of Warieast y. I at
daIy lcA,, aanlaysJ or Boston VIA ro, deuce dire
H. BAICJCA. Frc54IoAt. I~ 81" il4.nIN' O. A. ASL
rTHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
-, AL "a iron Grant CENTRAL De}9I l,,.,, 4
s;65i p ~ ,,l..)r cars atll5leU AL iJ) H. ,'.-i
~ NV, ~ ~ N ~ win o,a,, ,ssUlrs.-n
Maitedr 90 'T ~ h1;;on al. 40 s ,',,...
Filth Avenue Windsor oe's ue1oI ocS' ~I4 = ifAAl
Centsai DennL
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Cltn Real C5taic for Sale.

A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on
"a BeekIaan.sL for sale. rutland q WHITING. III
Nassau.sL
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grooalnn .)ropertp for Sale am 90 Set

A HALF BLOCK go lots in Brooklyn, nca
IN horse cars % all ferries VIII be sold for 5000 eas
terms RUTLAND & WHITING. III Nossan-s-
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mo LkT-Three Story Brown Stone 2O& 70;
i $50 CaltOn-ave. near Prospect PARK Kent %'VI'
IULAND & WHITING, III Na%l'st
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22
Fanoy shIrts Reduced,

,he whole line, TO make room. Ask at
LaFar's. jsng2-tf
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miss Gray In East Lynne.

The play of East Lynne is one of the most
pathetic and emotional TO be found in the
modern drama, and always attracts good
filed last night with an audience to witness
the play, aud to see Miss Ada Gray in the
leading parts of Lady Isabel Vane, and
Madame Vine.
From the first the interest of the audi
ence was awakened, and kept enchanted
until the close. Miss Gray portrayed with
great effect the beautiful, jealous and loving
wife, and the repentant, heart broken woman.
At the close OF the second and third acts,
she received call before the curtain In ap-
probation Of her talent, and In the fourth
act, In which is portrayed the death bed
scene of her little son, and In
the fifth and last, In which she dies
filed with remorse for the errors of her life,
when she has "tried to bear the cross, but
Its weight has proven too heavy" for her,
she received still more practical recognition
of her genius by cOpious flow of tears
throughout the auditorium.
Her support was also very good. Miss
Lou Thropp made a capital "Miss CorneY,"
Mr.. Rudolph Strong q satisfactory "Archi-
bald Carlyle" Mr.. Wood Benson a very fine
"Din," and Mr.. Con. T. Murphy, as Sir
Francis Isevison, q silyery-tongued,p polished
villain, in perfection. Indeed all the
characters were exceedingly well sustained.
We must say, however, that we
do not like the version of
EAST Lynnen which Miss Gray has
adopted, anything like well as we do
that of Mr.. Clifton w. Tayleure. Not only
is it more Objectionable In tone, but in the
| dialogue there is much that is supeIfuous,
and which might, pleasurably and profita-
bly,, be omitted.
This afternoon Miss Gray will appear al
q matinee In the ever popular "LadY Aud.
ley's Secret" and tonight in her great
character of Cora" In ''L'Article A.
She Will, we have no doubt, receive good
houses, and pleasing entertainments al
both performances may be anticipated.
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For the Races.

Notwithstanding the excitement that is
felt concerning the races, which will be the
attractive feature of the week, the enter
prisiug milliner, H. c. Houston, feels con-
WINGED that among the crowds that will be
in the city viii be many ladies who will be
pleased to learn that he has just received
an elegant assortment of carriage hats, in
fur and beaver; also complete assortment
of Eaglish Derby and ladies jockey hats,
carriage and full dress parasols and kid
gloves, In all colors and sizes. Special in
ducements are offered in corsets, handker-
chiefs, fine bows, scarfs, black silks, plain
and brocaded black cashmere. He sug-
gests that the ladies have their wagers on
favorite nags in kid gloves, of which a
splendid assortment will be found at his
establishment, al Congress street.
ian17-tf
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aRsssFs Gna ThinEa EasOnieaiis


LADY Audley's Secret" at the matinee
this afternoon.
We had pleasant call last evening from
Mr.. Charles A. Watkins, manager of the
Ada Gray Combination.
The flag Of the Jasper Greens was at half
mast yesterday, In respect to the memory Of
Captain John Mcmahon.
Among the coming attractions in the
theatrical line win be Miss Charlotte Thomp-
son, great favorite In Savannah.
The matinee this afternoon will commence
at half-past two O'Clock. Reserved seats so
cents for adults; 25 cents for children.
Several of the stables which have run in
our races left last evening for Charleston,
and viii participate in the approaching races
over the Washington course.
There being no bids on the race horses
offered for sale after the races at the course
yesterday over the amount affixed by the
owners, there were no sales made.
A well known broker OF this city, who
has fancy for fine horse flesh, purchased
at private sale splendid thoroughbred colt
by Harriet Bassett, which was In one Of the
stables at the race course.
A negro boy had a narrow escape from
serious injury yesterday, In attempting to
jump on street car at the corner of Bull
and Broughton streets. He missed his
footing, and was dragged some distance,
but not injured.
The telegraph wires between Washington
and New York are down, and the lines lead
Ing west and southwest are said to be so
crowded that they are unable to do any
other than regular business, hence the alb
sence of part of the market reports of
yesterday.
We had the pleasure of meeting yesterday
Mr.. Clarence c. OlneY, formerly receiver of
the Savannah and Charleston Railway, now
located in Charleston as General Freight and
Passenger Agent. We regret that his stay
here was so brief, as his legion Of friends
here desired to see more of him.
Among the visitors to the city Is Mr..
Frank B. Bevill, an old Savannah boy and
former member of the Oglethorpe Light
Infantry. He received Yesterday hearty
welcome from his many friends here, who
regretted greatly that he missed the hand
some anniversary banquet of his old com
pany. He is now connected with the
WaVerly Hotel, Charleston.
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SuDaFIor Court.

HoN. w. B. FLEMING. Judge presiding.
Court met yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, when the following business was
transacted
Jno Doe, ex. dem, j. McCrohan va. Roe,
/. G., James Ferguson, ct. al. Ejectment.
The jury rendered the following verdict
That the plaintiff recover the premises, and
that rent 10 be allowed j. McCrohan at the
rate OF IS S3 per month, from
April LIST, 1878, to January 1st, 1881, with
interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum
on each monthly payment, and a credit to
be given to James and Mary Ferguson for
the sum of three hundred dollars, paid and
interest at the rate Of per cent. per annum
for thirty seven months"
Nessrs. A. P. & S. b. Adams for plaintiff;
j. r. Saussy, ESQ for defendant.
Norton Frierson, Esq, was appointed 8
Notary Public.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock a. m.to-day.
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Services at the various Churches.

Services at the Various Churches.
st. Johns Church, Madison square, Rev.
Charles II. Strong rector.-Third Sunday
after Epiphany. Morning service and ser
mon at IL O'Clock. Sunday school at 4
o'clock. Evening service and sermon at
7:SO O'Clock. Tuesday being the festival
OF the Conversion of st. Paul, there will
be evening service at 4 o'clock. Evening
service Wednesday, at 4o'clock. The col
lection Sunday morning will be for the
benefit of the University of the South.
Christ Church, johnson square, Rev.
Thomas Boone rector.-The third Sunday
after EDiDhanv. Morning service and SER
mon at IL O'Clock. Sunday school at $3.50
O'Clock Evening service and sermon at 7:S0
O'Clock. Bible class on Friday evening at s
o'clock. Collection on Sunday morning for
convocation and Sunday school expenses.
st. Matthew's Chapel, corner Hunting
ton and Tattnall streets, Rev. Briceland
Kennard in charge.-Tbird Sunday after
Epiphany. Sunday school at $50 O'Clock.
Evening service and sermon at O'Clock.
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the AS
cension), Rev. w. s. Bowman, d. D., pas
tor.-Ssrvices at IL O'Clock a. m.
and T:30 D. m. Sunday school at usual
hour. Citlzsns and strangers cordially in
wed.
Baptist Church, Rev. eYivaDus Landrum,
d. d., misunderstanding at IL q. n. aud
7:3O D. NJ. Prayer meeting 10 a. m sun
dav school $3.50 .. m. Special meetings Tor
the week, twice daY, and s p. m:
First Presbyterian Church. Monterey
square, Rey. d. X. Mcfarland pastor
Preaching at II a. IN. and 7:59 p. N. by the
pastor. Sabbath school at $50 p. m.
Strangers and citizens welcome at every
Independent Presbyterian Church, corner
Bull and South Broad streets, Rev. l. s. h.
Arson, D D., and Rev. Robt. Z. Kerr
notwithstanding at IL q. N. and 1:5O p.
m. Cordial invitation to all.
Anderson Street Presbyterian Church
Preaching at IL O'Clock a. m. by Rev. Ro6t.
P. Kerr, and 7:30 O'Clock p m. by Rev. Dr.
Arson. Cordial invitation extended 70 all.
Peufield Mariners Bethel, Richard Weoo,
misunderstanding in the morning at II
O'Clock, aud at night commencing at 1:JO
Sabbath school at $3.50 p. m. Prayer and
temperance meeting on Tuesday night at .
O'Clock. Seats all free.
Christian Church. at Armory
Hall. Sermon by elder James s. Lamar at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. u. Bible class END
Sunday school $50 q. N. Public welcomed
at each service.
The First New Church Society meet In
Metropolitan Hall at II o'clock a. m. for
worship Service as usual. All are cor
daily invited.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22

Comparative statement OF temperature st
Savannah, taken FROM the Signal Service
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22
f1nfraI slurItatlons.

,1,uOY The friends and acquaintance
Moran Maij1S, .IoHS MCMABoS, Mr.. Pierce london,
capt Jo4IL douglass. and their respective
sid VIZ ~ ~ -respectfuly invited to attend the
fsrl -lsIs .srvices Of the former, at the Cathe-
funeral s s.50 S-cl5,k THIS AZ ERNO0N.
dral. a 2. vii leave the house at S:lo O'CLOCK
u1nctually .. s-iands and ac.
Quainlau. r-,s1acrfuIlv invited 10 attend the
8sE sIe ne latter. from st. Stephens
f1ns.Ss at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22

in various parts of the United States have
signed the following Endorsement, the
signatures of which may be seen at 81 Plat
street, New York:
"GRNTLEMEN-For the past few years we
have sold various brands of porous plasters.
Physicians and the public prefer Benson
Capcine Porous Plaster to all others. We
consider them one of the very few reliable
household remedies"
Scores of eminent physicians have spoken
and written about this article, commencing
it In the highest terms. Benson's Capcine
Porous Plaster ia without doubt the best
remedy ever devised for lame and weak
back, stubborn coughs, kidney and spinal
complaints and all local aches and pains.
The public are specially cautioned against
cheap and worthless plasters having similar
sounding names-accept only Benson's Cap
cine Porous Plaster. Sold by all druggists.
Price IS cents. jamie d60w2w
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22
SUMMARY.

This closed the sport for the day, and as
the train had arrived from the city and the
locomotive sounded the signal Of departure,
there was a general hurrNng from the
grounds snd In 6 short while the entire
ground was nearly deserted
Some, fascinated by the attractions of the
'jungles," remained to 'sbuckn against the
'tiger,n until the last train which left the
grounds at quarter to six O'Clock
The meeting which has closed has only
been moderately successful, the extremely
unfavorable weather greatly affecting the
attendance. All circumstances considered,
the club have nothing to complain OF.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22
Che MaruinS Ntws.
SATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1881.
Time of CloaIng tha nIniIs

Northern mail via Savannah and Charleston
Railroad and 1910 Pm,
Charleston, 3 and l0P.M
Port Royal Railroad and 10 Pm
western mail via Central Railroad, 8 A "
and $50 Pm
Florida mail via Savannah, Florida and West
ern Railway, 3 Pm
Townsville and other points west Of DUPONT
SP.M
Darien and Brunswick, 3P.M
savannah river, Tuesday, Bpm.
milledgeville and Eatonton s:3OPM
ONCE open for delivery OF mail on Sunday
from $50 to 10 A. NJ. and from 1870 20 2PM