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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-30
9lFw advertisements.
7le,r advertisements.
WEEKLY NEWS.
For July l, 1882.
READY THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS.

First PAGE Poetry: On the Seashore-BraE-
" Farm. Chapters XIV, XXV.-A Curious
WAY of Courting-The Amenities Of Congress
men-scinUillations of Science; Curiosities and
Discoveries in the World of Progress.
Second Pqge.-Georgia and Florida News
Florida Railroad Notes-Letters from Darien,
and from Monroe and scriven Counties-Radi-
cal Madness; One Hundred Millions of Dollars
for Tribute-Sensationa Revelations Promised
Miraculous Story of Silver Mine.
Third Pdqe-Precious Metals in Southern
Mines-Parnell on Davitt's New Departure
Washington Gossip-Cadet Finley's Suicide
Tallahassee Topics-A Mastodon Uncovered
John Sherman's Change of Heart-F'iipper's
Dismissal-Wha Arab Looks Like-Abolish
the Internal Revenue System; Speech Of Sun
set Cox-Political Assessments New
York Factions-Tilden at Home-Cost Of a
Observation-Disclosures.
Fourth Page. Editorial: Southern Farmers
Monthly for July; Blackberries as a Market
Crop; Reputation and immigration; Abolition
of Internal Taxation: The Old Issues Not Dead;
Bossism and Corruption; War Taxes Not
Needed; Meeting of the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES; Strawberry Culture; Editorial
Paragraphs.
Fifth Page. - Wednesdays Congressional
oceedings-Telegraphic The Freight Block
ade in New York Maine and Pennsylvania
Democrats in Council; The Campbell Walling
Mills Cotton Futures in New York; County
Records Consumed A Prediction as to How
GUiteau Will Die; The Egyptian Muddle Pro-
hioition in Iowa; A Flood in Kentucky; The
Caulxer's Strike in Boston; a Gold Mine in San
Francisco; Death of Well Known Railroad
Man; Judge Underwood Resigns; The Malley
Trial; Yellow Fever on a Brig in the Delaware;
The Northumberland Plate; Spanish CONNER
cial Reforms; A Plague Stricken Town-Brief
Telegraphic Summary-The Great Oil Wells
The Chicago Wheat Corner-Local Depart
ment: A Brilliant Wedding; Death of Mr..
Matthias H. Meyer; Marriage at Christ Church
Death Of Mrs Gordon; Accidentally Drowned;
Death of Mrs s. c. Catherwood; Watermelon
Shipments; Meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of the First District; An I'm
fortunate Accident; Fatally Injured-Adver-
tisements.
Saith Page Letter from Atlsnta-The Next
Legisature-Notes from Darien-Democratic
Mass Meeting in Pierce County-Notes from
New York-Letter from Florida-The Savan-
nah and Pacific Short Line Railway Question
Agricultural Department: The Field. Farm
and Garden Household Recipes - Terrible
Possibilities "A Magnificent Trouseau -Adver-
tisements.
Seventh Pdge.-Death by Drowning-The
Present Khedive Of EgYpt--Natural Conditions
the Best Protection-Polygamy in New Eng
laud-Capital Coming Southward-Lette from
n
Fashion Dots-A Man Brings Breach Of Prom
Use acknowledgements.
Eighth Page.-Georgia Cadets at West Point
Who Did Not Graduate-Our Jacksonville Let
ter-The Great Staple-Resume of the SaVan-
nah Market for the observation-disclosures.
For sale at the News Depots and at the MORN
ING NEWS Counting Room. Price: Five ceats
a copy; So year.
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=. A. II. Convention.

AS there are number of members in Ss-
vsnnah OF the Sigma Alpha Epsilon society,
the following account of the convention in
Augusta On Wednesday will be read with
interest. We take it from the columns CT
the Chronicle:
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Convention
was called TO order Wednesday morning, at
Knights of Honor Hall, by Prof. j. H..
Young, of the Kentucky Military Institu e.
Rev. Geo. T. Goetchius opened the proceed
ings with a fitting prayer.
The address of welcome was delivered by
Mr.. Chas. 2 McCord, of Augusta, and was
a most eloquent and ringing speech. 1t
abounded in classical illusions aud in warm,
hrotheTly sentiments, and was applauded to
the echo.
The convention was permanently organ
z d fer business by the selection Of the fol-
lowing officers: President Cbas. Il. McCOrd,
Esq. of Augusta; Vice President, Prof. Cas-
kie Harrison, of the University Of the South;
Chaplain, Rev. j. Fl. Young, of the Ken
lucky Military Institute; Treasurer, j. w.
Mcclure, of Richmond. KY; Recording
Secretaries, a. w. Van HoOse, of the Uni
versity OF Georgia, Athens, and j. s. Vine
less. OF Mississippi; Doorkeeper, w. II.
Ashley, OF Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va.
The entire day was consumed with the
work of the order, ana the proceedings will
extend through to-day.
The following gentlemen are among the
delegates: Hon. a. H. Cox, Of Lagrange;
H R. Goetchius, of Columbus; DIR. James
A. Lane and w. G. Roberts, of Washington
H. G. Harper, South Carolina, Burgess
Smith. Atlanta; W. s. Pope and l W.
Duncan, Greenville, South Carolinai G. H.
Brand, Lswrenceville, Georgia; Walter X
Brown, Atlanta; j. D. Pope, Albany; A. w.
Van Hoose. Robert Berckmans and Henry
Freeman, University Of Georgia; w. H.
Ashley, Washington and Lee College,
Lexington, Va; w. NJ. Rankin, Mobile,
Ala; J. j. Dickinson, j. w. Wheless, j. H.
Young, Kentucky Military Institute; r s.
GOES, Waxahstchie, Texas; Caskie Har-
Tison aud w. A. Query, Sewanee, Tenn !;
H. G. Gsnahi and H. f. Wilson, Savannah;
r 8. Patillo and L. s. Arlington, Emory
College, Oxford, Georgia; j. W. Mcclure,
Richmond, Kentucky, with twenty-five
Augusta members.
Last evening, at the Schuetzen Plaiz, a
delightful entertainment was given by the
fraternity, st which Hon. Albert II. Cox
delivered q choice and elegant Grafton.
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The Picnic of the Land League
Address OF Colonel Ashton.

1t has already been announced that Col.
John d. Ashton, of Burke county, will de-
liver an address before the Irish Land
League at their picnic at the schuetzen
Park on the 4th Of July. From the follow
ing letter it will be seen that Colonel ]. L..
Warren, Of this city, has been invited to in
troduce the orator, and has consented:
SAVANNAH, GA, June 20, 1882.
Capt. NJ J. Doyle, President Irish National
Land League, Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SIR am in receipt OF your es-
teemed favor Of this date, informing me
that the League of which you are President
will celebrate It's second anniversary on the
4th of July, at the Schuetzen Park, upon
which occasion Colonel John D. Ashton
will deliver the anniversary address, and In
behalf Of your society, extending me an In
vitation to be present and make the intro
ductory address, it will afford me much
qualification to be present at your reunion
and participate In the exercises Introductory
to your association and its guest, the dis
tinguished and eloquent gentleman who Is
to be the orator OF the day.
Very truly yours.
j. L. WARREN.
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Chathsm County Vegetable and
Fruit Growers Association.

Atthe called meeting Of this association,
held in Lathrop's Hall, though the at
tendance was not as large as IVES
expected, owing to some misundor-
standing as to the time appointed, proper
interest wss manifested, and the members
proceeded earnestly to business. DR.. a.
Oemler, President, called the meeting to or
der, and Mr.. J. Gardner, Secretary, read the
minutes Of preceding meeting, which were
duly confirmed. The President then read a
letter from Prof. Riley, Of the Entomologi-
cal Bureau, IN reference to beetles found
depredRting upon tomato plants In this
section, which has heretofore been
published in these columns, and
specimens OF these insects were exhibited
70 the members, Ia comparison with
specimen OF the Colorado beetle, forwarded
BY Prof. Riley, to prove that they are not
identical. The establishment OF this fact
was important to allsY the apprehension of
n 4uy OF an invasion % the South by that
scouFge OF the Northwest. After these pro-
ceCdiugs the President announced the sub
c. for discussion as follows; "Whst is the
best fertilizer for fall cabbages and what the
best time TO sow the seedsg" Messrs. Paul
T. Haskell, s. p. Goodwin, A. Oemler,
}. Gardner and General George
P Harrison participated in the
Discussion and elected much valuable in
formation. 1t was generally agreed that
for fail and winter cabbage seed should be
sown from the middle OF June to the middle
OF August, and for sprirg shipments from
the 10th OF September to the 10Th OF Octo-
her. Il was also agreed that the best ferti
lizer was good stable manure, ammOnia.ed
phosphates, or cotton seed meal composted
nth r-srnl- nr u1arzh mud nrpendpd. If nraP-
ticahle, by BOD green soiling Of held peas.
The association adjourned to meet at the
Marshall House on Monday, the 10sh OF
July, at eight o'clock p. m, at which time
and place It is hoped all the members will
promptly attend.
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LIGHTERAGE,

SUhmaTino EDgIn6bTIHs o
vx7E are prepared, with the steam ng SgbsaS
w TTNcT.E SAM and A. s. LARA. 10 ngn.e55
~ a. - .s,serchandse on the river, or 20 ana
sr 81 neiehboring ports. Submarine nIv,ng "a
sa1 REIIfCIjaHARDsON & BARNARD, Agents
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gegal Auttfta.
NoTICEIN ADMIRALTY
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. soutber
u District of GEORGIA. In Admiralty.

Il NlTED STATES OF AMERICA, Southern
u District of Georgia. In admiralty.
Whereas, libel in rem has been filed on ibe
nth dey of June, Instant, in the District Court
of the United States. for the Eastern Division
of the Southern District of Georgia. bv
CHARLES w. AUSTIN and JOHN A. GOETTE
and others against the steamer HOWARD
DRAKE her engines, boilers, tackle. appare
and furniture, now lying at Savannah, in said
district, aud against all persons lawfully inter
vening for their interests therein, IN a causa
of salvage, civil and maritime, for reasons and
causes in the said libel mentioned and
praying for the usual process and monition in
that behalf to be made; and that ell persons
claiming any interest therein may be cited ia
appear and answer the premises: and that the
said steamer HOWARD DRAKE, her engines
boilers. tackle, apparel and furniture, may be
condemned and sold to pay the demands of the
libellants.
And whereas. a warrant of arrest has been
issued on the 18th day of June, under the seal
of said court, commanding me to attach the
said steamer HOWARD DRAKE, her engines
boilers tackle, apparel and furniture, and to
give due notice 10 all persons claiming the
same to appear and answer and make claim
thereto.
Now, therefore, do hereby give public no
tice to all persons claiming the said steamer
HOWARD DRAKE. her engines, boilers, tackle
apparel and furniture, or in any manner inter
ested therein. that they be and appear at the
Clerks Office of the District Court of the United
States, for the southern District of GEORGIA, in
the city of Savannah on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day of July next, A d. 1882, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day, then and there to inter.
pose their claim, and to make their allega-
lions in that behalf.
Dated at Savannah. Ca, this 18th day Of
June A. ID. 1892.
JAMES LONGSTREET,
United States Marshal, District of Georgia,
By A. r. WRIGHT, Depu'y.
r. R. RICHARDS and ISAAC BECKETTl
PrOctOrs for libellantS.
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Match Game.

This afternoon, at four o'clock, the sa-
vanuAhs viii play one Of the strongest mines
In the city, and sn exciting contest is an
ticipsied. Ropes VII be stretched, and
everything done TO preserve the strictest
order, as Il Is expected many ladies will be
present
he enclosed ball park Is now an assured
fac. and we understand that work viii be
commenced at once, as the Brennsns OF
New Orleans are expected in few weeks.
The Savannshs will appear In full uni
form this afternoon.
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ROSE DHU MELONS.

EnO LARGE ROSE DHU MELONS, war
0UU ranted ripe, in store and for sac
cheap by
A. H, CHAMPION.
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special Notice.


We the undersigned merchants, DESTROYS
of giving our employees some recreation
during the summer months, do hereby agree
to close our respective places OF business at
9 o'clock p. m, promptly Saturdays ex-
cepted), during the months of July and
August: A. r. ALTMAYER Il Co.
B. f. MCKENNA.
X. PLATsHEK.
GRAY & O'BRIEN.
II. G. Houston.
DANIEL HOGAN.
L. E. BYCK Il Son.
MoHR BROS.
L. FRED.
GUTMAN Bros,
Is. Gszan, sssignee).
Mrs. A. GOLDEN.
NINE. DEsBoUILLoNs.
MRS KATE POWER.
G. ECKsTEIN d Co.
/. DAsHER u Co.
j. COHEN.
DAVID WEIsBEIN d Co.
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THE LAUNCH OF THE ITALIA.
HAsSER.
Letter from Governor BIOxham -
The Fair Floridian who Will
Christen the ship.

Several days since we made announce
ment that the new steamship Tallahassee"
Of the Ocean Steamship Company Of Savan-
nah, in course Of construction at Roach's
ship yard, Chester, Pa, would be launched
on the 18th Of July proximo. In compli-
ance with the request of Col. E. C.Anderson,
President of the steamship company, Judge
w. S. Chisholm, Vice President Of the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western Railway Com
pany, addressed a letter to Gov. Bloxham
desiring him to select some young lady to
be present at the launching to christen the
noble vessel named IN honor OF the beauIi-
full capital Of Florida. The c1urtesies Of
the railway and the steamship line are ten
dered for the occasion, the arrangement for
the former being with Mr.. James Z. Taylor,
the General Passenger Agent, and the en-
tertainment of the guests on the steamship
will be looked after by Colonel E. G. Ander-
son and General G. NJ. Sorrel. It will be
seen by the following letter from Governor
Bloxhsm that young lady has been selected
for this pleasing duty. The party will
arrive here on the 18th Of July, and will
take the steamer sailing for New York that
day. The letter is as follows:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June "a, 1882 I
Hon. w. >. Chisholm, wee ITeStde7t o. the
Savannah, Florida and Western Raill00y Co.,
Savannah Ga:
DEAR SIR-In obedience to the courteous
request contained in your communication of
June 18th, l have the honor to say that l
have selected Miss Maggie G. Williams, Of
Tallahassee, as the young lady who will
chTisteu the new ship. She will be accom-
panied by Mrs. James B. Gamble, Hon. Ed
ward Lewis, ex-Mayor OF Tallahassee, and
OSmond Chaires, E O., my private secretary,
who have been chosen to act as her escort.
Will you please be kind enough to notify
me what time the special car will arrive in
Tallahassee to convey the party to Savannah
to take passage on one Of the company's
steamships to New York;
In the name of the people of the city OF
Tallahassee l tender to the Ocean Steamship
Company and the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway Company their hearty
thanks for the honor OF naming one OF their
steamships after our beautiful "Floral City,"
and l sincerely hope that it will be the
means Of more closely uniting the people OF
the two sections, and that the career of the
steamship Tallahassee may be long and
prosperous.
Again thanking you for the distinguished
compliment paid our city, have the honor
to be, very respectfully, your Obedient ser
want, W. D. BLOXHAM.
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at-uf harf past eiEht o'clock last night
rrt IA Mr.. 1 srnon A. Eikins had turned
a. E-er iu the door q Mr. John Canning
tar's store Cu Bsy street, where be Is en-
u1orsl zs clerk. be vas SEIZED By white
rrs- vto presented pistol Snd demanded
sfts munsy or bis life" Mr.. Elkins. who
~ nan cf considerable nerve, grspPled
~ be- asss1s1t. sud in 8 sec
era Oh two had him down
AZ Re r-ft-r The would-be robber, find
rrr sf.rf D. tal tackled The wrong man, cut
~ El,lrs ir fhe hand with knife, inlet
49, severe urauEi. n1s,trikinE him In the
farE van rhe pistol. tore himself away.
49, Effrs followed the nan several blocks
frt. rfrrrh he called police" and made
rU - rrarn uossIhie. TIE fellow escaped.
NJ IN weEf IS HeIdt's drug store and had
~ mrurE dressed. To Is presumed that
f-zr tte fesr cf attracting attention sud
fr1rr rrrreherde5 restrained the rUfiian
Frrar shne.inE Ism.
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ne SIKH Errual meeting o. the State
wra rrltursl Society VIII be held In Macon
81 ths ls,. "a sud "a Gays o. Angus. next
nee ts O. sfrouE probability that the vsri-
-as san-cs1s certcrinE "a Macon win either
give f-es psssars 70 delggstes or greatly re-
free fhsIr regular passenger rates, thereby
r.--- very larre attendance from 81
sa.ssrrr Oh she safe. he fruit snd veEe-
f.trf r-rr q Georgia Tor the wear lSS@ VIII
- Hrrn-1tfe Tor The many Improvements
ever PREVIOUS Fezrs. Principally Tor quicker,
ressar ara cheFr-r tran portsti0n 10 the
rressa.e. rraaser uheraliiy on the part OF
F-rrsrr-szrs. ani q general encoursEement
az urr1d over % greater production OF
srrar fruits
tTe r-rfur convention o. fruit growers
rHF -tfr-s Interested in this great southern
I-sr.srr r---rf srs. 10 e asserted, % be the
rr.ss 1r-rrtsrt and Interesting Of any yet
fsfa rrrlr the EusQicss q TIE state So
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BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
NULL course two years; shorter course, one
E year The Delsarte system of gesture and
q complete course of light gymnastics. Term
begins Oct. 5. Application at ! Somerset st.,
BOSTON, Mass, October 1st to 9Th from 10 A.
D. to IL NJ For catalogue apply to
K r. RAYMOND, Principal.
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EGnfatinna1.
Augusta Female Seminary,
STAUNTON, VA.

MISS MARY ]. BALDWIN. .......... Principal
OPENS September 9th, closes June, 1888.
" Unsurpassed in its location, in its buildings
and grounds, in its general appointments and
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advantages in Music, Modern Languages, Elo-
cution, Fine Arts, Physical Culture, and in
structed in the Theory and Practice Of Cook.
ing; the successful efforts made to secure
to extravaganza; its standard of solid scholar
ship. For full particulars apply to the Principal
for catalogues
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aHorse Fails over the BIuft.

A horse attached to buggy on the north
side OF Bay street, near Drsytor, during
the storm yesterday afternoon, became
frightened and starting forward pressed
against the railing, which gave way aud he
fen to the alley below, striking on his head
and lay doubled up. AS he tumbled the
harness h-oke and freed him from the
buggy. which remained above and was IN
iuiufe3 Several parties Immediately
rushed into the alley expecting to find
the horse dead, as the distance he
feu Is over fifteen feet. In a
few minutes the animal was gotten on his
fees. when Il vas found he wss not injured,
TIE fan ouly having stunned him. Il is q
miracle that his neck or legs were not broker.
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ara---aisa5n under the above initials,
esmF-lHrr q membership OF forty-seven,
.s r-ra-f1s1 on wednesday even
rrr. Be- Irssr6s 10 be benevolent IN its
rsf.ss cts-lst,e in its aims, snd o. mutual
r.-~sf1 81 ns msmee-s. It's Cdlcers are as
f
a-t-r,hr ID. Doueisn.
Naee H-rssfart-- Fraueis Hunt.
Ee-frrer-Balrh Hsum1ud.
--errar-A- u JOKES
IT, r-a art members desire al Young
rr frrT 81 such - CrEsnization %
n.faa ffe utxf meeting, which VIII be duly
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CHAS. ]. GUITEAU,
TIE assassin


r-7sf Eafi1rsl Land League.
q -rfa-s' Rice Nh Company.
TrnmEs Cautv, manufacturer OF draws, Ell
~ r. Esvmona & Co, brokers.
NEw fcrk i,osrd.
lrsfcr wanted By young man.
FrafzTneicus sud holey-A. II. Champioi
Sire horses 1t suciCu.
n11f.rr lct 81 auction.
E.fct EurDr lost
C.rrrsru wealth DISTRIBUTION Co.
Nnfnahie store and residence a. auction.
rrcE 81 The Ot3ce-
Wfnr wrnsn wanted.
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LIST evening about s-o'clOck some excite
neuswas created on South Broad street by
a drunken negro woman, who was acting
.teiy disordsriy, and ssssulteda colored sis
tet Who was passing. She was arrested by
Peliceman Hall and carried 10 the police
bsTrarks. ThN morning she will be ar
raftted On the Rcsice court and given an
cpportanity tospeakR piece in extenuatiOn
az 7ktr conduc
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Prof. Henry Morton. President o
stevens Institute OF Technology.
on SeIf-Rxisfng Flour.

HoBoKEN, n. j., November 80, 1881.
MeSSrS q. Y. Hecker d Co.
GENTLEMEN-I have had occasion to
make analyses of your Self Raising Flour
and Buckwheat and Griddle Cake Flour on
a number of occasions, not only for you,
but for others who wished to know what
were the materials contained in these arti-
Giles, and have for many years used them in
my own family, and can testify most en-
phatically that they are agreeable, nutri-
tious and perfectly wholesome. The ingre-
not only entirely harmless as so used, but
have been recommended by the highest
authorities in medical and physiological
science, as the most wholesome, and In all
respects desirable preparations now known
for the purpose Of raising bread, cakes, etc.
Yours, etc, HENRY MORTON.
II
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tft 1rh ci Way last a negro stole 3
1rf en- rran the sore q George Ren-
- .---a- Ban sra Andersen strcess, since
.t.r Ers De- Pas managed % elGde the
49, III Fa law. Yesterday, however,
-. .ne discovered srf rec1zr iEed BY Police
asr rrr1 srd Hrl into hcuse on jones
ss.aas ra--a. raa~ Mfliaker. where nc sought
s- - \ ..tfr-rrr. ne wns hsuled cut
80 ---a-f az 10 the tsrracks. He ROW
.s.-ss y Frr rrnrce 81 making Trip 70
49, ..-.rrr- $500 HHrrf
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DO You Heal2

Famous" offers a reduction Of ten per
cent. on Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing,
and II you need anything in that line there
Is your chance to buy very low. Try the
Famous" before purchasing, and you will
save fully twenty-five per cent. l4O Con-
press street.-AdU.
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49, rmh Etcrle Light sue Power
..a~r-r a-e mskirz a. s6dltiou 70 the
rss f-1et1sc5. carner q Canal and
- e-sts. ulf1f vlu be completed in .
e. sers -fe engine ard boilsrs are al
a.re ara ~ wrrk CO rutttnE them u
uH rrrtahlv t0rin % DAY. TIE
sf 1rra-1 rracliue. as heretoiore re-
500 fst rsrr here Eereral weeks. ne
-srr VII H. re1ty f1r business ~ tie
asf
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A portion Of Lot No. 10 South Ogethorns
ward and the improvements, which consists ~
two comfortable residences on William street
near West Broad. containing one six rooTos
and the other seven rooms and a kitchen VIII
water in the yard of each. The proximity Of
this properly to the Central Railroad ana nc
business portion of the city makes it a ye al.V
desirable Investment.
Terms, half cash and balance in twelve
months
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SHfttnn Sales future 1aus.
BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
& BLUM, Aue,,on.o..

A lot containing 25 feet front bv am fsat d.
Said place is bounded by Thunderhoit ~ ~
and public road, and NJ P. Usina's and n Yer 81
Stibbs' places, and situated on the nojnt - T.
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The Ford Amateurs and Their

b1EunAW At N AEAVs
The Ford Dramatic Amateurs had a very
fine rehearsal last evening Of the bill which.
they have selected for presentation at Bruins
wick on the Sd Of July. Tc-1ight there will
be full dress rehearsal at nine o'clock at
Mozart Hall. They leave the city for Bruins
wick on Sunday night at eleven O'Clock,
and from the reports that have been re-
ceived here concerning the large sale of
tickets, there is every reason to anticipate
our popular amateurs will make their
debut before an immense house. Bruins
wick will be crowded with visitors, as there
is to be grand free barbecue on the 4sh,
and various amusements. We understand
that pumber Of our citizens will accom-
pany the Foris on this trip, which promises
to be very pleasant. We are requested to
state that those who are going will do well
to call to-day upon Mr.. Frank Molina.
Secretary and Treasurer, who will arrange
for the hotel accommodations.