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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
To Keep Railroad Cars Cool.


The French railway authorities are AZ
present engaged in a series q expert
ments. from which, perhaps, our OWE d.
rectOrs might take some hints With hot
weather coming on OF al least IN the Or
binary course q nature expected, the
problem Is how % keep the railway car
rIages cool. In France travellers are
packed very tight. and most trains 20
very slowly. and the authorities have 70
arrange y deliver their human cargOes az
distant termini with vitality not quite
extinct. 20 they are now exercised IN
seeking how 10 cool their car
riages. They have gone as Tar
IS India for suggestions and the
fayOTite experiment IS with kind d pun
kah. 4 long cylinder runs the length d
tie roof Of the carriage, furnished with
fans. set in motion by revolving the cyl
inder. After many systems tried, this
seems the most practicable, and the only
point in dispute is bow u get the motive
force. The surplus steam Of the engine
has been tried on one line, and On another
a little arrangement ike a windmill at
tached 10 each carriage. the motion 81 the
train causing the wings 70 revOlTe. while
the occupant q each carriage can regu-
late or arrest the stream Of air. Both sys-
tens are being tested. and our companies
need only take the benefit Of these exper-
iments and adopt the most successful or
the least costly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
Inc Quarantine station.

Mayor Lester and Messrs. Hanley,
Nichols, Thomas and O'Connor, Of the
Board Of Aldermen, Captain j. F..
Wheaton and J. r. Saussy, Of the Sanitary
Commission, and Messrs. Phillips, Bal
lantyne, and O'Byrne and DR.. Nc
Fariand. went to the Quarantine Sta
ton yesterday on the tug Forest
City on a tour Of inspection. The sta
ton vas found to have been greatly
strengthened during the past season by
the ballast discharged from vessels in
quarantine. Additional facilities for dis
charging ballast Will be provided this sea
son in the shape of a double
steam holster. contract having already
been given for the engine and machinery.
The committee found that the wharves
needed repairing and enlarging, and that
work will also be done at an early day.
There are no vessels at quarantine, the
last one having came up TO the city yes
terday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
THE QUEEN OF MAY.
The Festivities at Masonic Hall Last
Night.

The Festivities at Masonic Hall Last
Night.
The May party given last night at Ma
sonic Hall for the benefit Of the Industrial
Relief Society was attended by large
crowd OF young gentlemen and misses,
and the parents and friends of the active
participants. Nearly all the young ladies
were dressed ia white, while the majority
Of the young gentlemen wore full dress
suits. The bail0ting fdT the May Queen
resulted in favor " Miss Meta Fleming,
who received 577 votes while The next
hff hest competitor received Ie3 votes.
The Queen was escorted u q throne
raised on the platform 81 the north end
Of the ball where she was crowned with
a wreath Of costly flowers. One u the
most pleasing features u the entertain
ment was the dance al the May pole. a Ia
bic crowded with refreshments was placed
at one side OF the hall, and was literally
patronized. Dancing was continued
until a seasonabIe hour.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

Bright Flashes OF InteIliKsncs from
Near and Axar.

?. Phinizy says the Ge0rzis ROsd VII
iron ard equip tie lire % Je1ers0n a.
son a. graded
4 charter Is 70 Be applied for for = rail-
rad from Columbus 70 Albany.
and the rad Il 70 Be known
a. the Columbus Southern. Twenty
I've thousand SIX hundred dollars
was subscribed a. 4 mass meeting held a.
Columbus Wednesday. TIE incorporates
are 9. ?. swift. Jr. u. J. Watt, g. y.
Williams L. u. Burrus. g. Gunby J0T-
dan. 7. z Blanchard c. A. Reid, 3. T.
Hatcher. ". A. Little. J. T. Fl0urnoT, z.
P. Pears0ns. J. D.Wnson- b. T. Matthews,
J. 7. Gordy. J. B. Slsde. J. " Clements,
2. J. jenkins. J. :. Garrett y. y. Curtis.
J. 4. on. /. Joseph. u. joseph, J. Z. D.
Ship. J. p. Latimer. n. p. lowers. =. b.
Hzrrell- Judge CastleberrT. W. l. III
man. Dr.. p. ". Bates. J. ". Slaughter.
Nelson Tiff shelly Carter. ". y. Wool
folk. G. z. HOchstrasser. 7. c. johnson.
G. 2 Grimes and H BuszeT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
IaKPATHoLoGY OFDRUSKENsEss
Dr.. Nichols Lecture Before the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.

Dr.. Nichols Lecture Before the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
Dr.. z. Il. Nichols delivered an interest
Ing lecture On the Pathology d Drunken
ness - a highly cultivated audience, At
Metropolitan Hall last night, under the
auspices 81 the WOman's Christian Ten
peTance Union. The doctor showed what
were the effects Of alcohol On the system,
and cited a number 81 cases which
mad come under bis observation during
bis course NJ practice. He followed case
after case from the time tie subject came
o. I've treated. and explained n his audi
tore what was the condition u the several
patient, during different hours for many
successive days. the address going
~ prove that abstinence from
liquor assisted the physician in restor-
ing the majority 81 subjects % health and
usefulness. The discourse was illustrated
% y number II colOred plates which
pictured the condition Of the lungs and
abdomen when acted upon By intoXicat-
Ing liquors and by pure alcohol. He con-
clud-d by Temarking that alcohol
not only impaired the digestive Or
gaus, but Injured the liver, the
Kidneys and the brain, and excited the
circulation n the blood; and that the
latter, In time vas rendered impure.
The liver Of a drunkard Las been known,
the Doctor went On ~ say. % weigh
eight pounds, while that Of q
healthy person, who is not addicted
- the use Of alcoholic stimu-
lauts, scarcely ever has been found u
weigh over four pounds. He cOngratu-
lated the ladies n the union on the sue
cess which had attended their work, and
said that the cause u temperance de-
served the cordial support Of every pa
tri9t in the land.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

u.maamneu. am old and re-
sI .tr.u. died Yesterday at his resi-
rr nur oI Bun and Anderson
.t.e Is. ir.n structure 90 the throat, after
aa uI auuut year. The deceased
was 3 rat.to0i ta- province 81 Hanover,
GERMANY. auI came Oh savannah 80 years
ass. n.r.r- Old. lafc war Doe vas Lieu
r.raul n tU. German Volunteers. First
uat.r d. -maut &C Georgia, and was
r.rfnf as furt Pulaski with that COM
a Nn li- 3. lease from captivity he
aa .a5Ur0i tle service and served with
rn. Volunteers urttl the close 90 the war.
snLr rri u tae North Georgia and
T.ara--.a campaigns. 40 The end " the
..r..-a aa returned Oh Savannah and re-
r.n NI- erncerN store. aud hy close at
tut tu bis business accumulated "a
harf- .ul competency. Mr.. Beinkampen
u.r. es wears of age. He leaves wife
ana 1870 daughters and two sons. and
mans friends Oh mourn his DEATH The
rrnersl uIl take place this morning at
U'e.aDh.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
Sprrial uoiiren.
THE BEAUTIFUL EXGRAVISGS.

An auction sale ~ fine PICTURES viii be
held in the large storero0m No. q Whitaker
street. between Broughton and state streets.
commencing THIS DAY. May ., ISL, al u
a. y. and : 20 p. ~, and 70 continue until the
entire stock il closed out. The collection con
sists Of tie finest d steel Engravings, OleOs
and OH Painting appropriately framed IN
highly ornameutcd Git Frames 81 the best
workmanship, and embraces q line o. most
desirable subjects from the easels Of the lead
ing artists ~ the age. Although there il q
great number and great variety 81 pictures,
they are carefully selected ana are wei
adapted 70 captiyate the minds Of those who
follow 10 pursuit Of the raging art. Most all o.
the Engravings have 20 great a reputation,
well az tie engrager who produced them, and
the artists by whom they were first introduc-
cd into existence. that they need no further
mention here. They are an well executed
and leave q lasting impression upon the spec
tatOrs. for they are the very likeness Of scenes
which thev are intended 10 represent. They
are taken from such artists AZ AnsdeN. Cole,
Landseer. BrOchart, Brooks, Rosa Bonheur,
B0uguereau. Lacy, Herring. which is enough
10 impress the fact upon the people that the
Engraviugs are the finest. We would ike
you aH - call and examine the works for
yourselves. The sale viii be conducted by
Messrs. j. Mclaughlin & son. auctiOneers-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

some tine before The decease q llis
very esrius1le lady she presented t1s
Iudeuendent Pres5Tter ian Church with
baDtisnlal foEt. Dedicated 70 the memory u
her parents DR.. and Mrs.. Cum
ming. Mr.. Mann therefore deemed -
Z most appropriate tribute - her memory
THAT q font should y placed il Christ
church. 70 which SIC was z faithful and
jealous member. The memorial vas seen
yesterday Is a number 81 citizens who
regard il a. one u the most beautiful
work u an 81 the country Il j. said
there j. only one other u similar design.
and that one j. in front q the altar q he
famous Cathedral a. COIogIe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
nnn,i Inmn AT Conclusions.

81 didn't know you were selling cloth
ing 80 cheap this season until TWO or three
acquaintances so informed me few days
ago." SO said a gentleman yesterday.
Right here is my opportunity to remove a
false impression that is possibly preva-
lent. Many suppose that because my
clothing surpasses anything offered in
Savannah hitherto in quality and ft. that
nv prices must be accordingly. Not a
bit Of H.. Clothing was never cheaper,
intrinsically, and / can offer goods at
prices that YOU would scarcely think
could be possible. Ny prices are even lower
now than they were earlier in the sea-
son, from the fact that have replen ished
nv stock at considerably less cost. No
tailor can give YOU better variety to
select from, and l guarantee that no one
can no you better. This is not deceptive
prattle. / am ready to prove all | assert.
The elegance OF my Summer Suits can
only be appreciated by inspection. You
can look at the goods, and If they don't
suit and prices are not right, don't bug;
isn't that fair enough? / have nice line
of Straw Hats for Gents, Youths and
Beys; Hosiery, Neck and Underwear.
BY seeking the sign of the GOLDEN ARM,
$50 BrOughton street, you can save money
and satisfy your exactions.
-Adp. SIMON MITCHELL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
ALnANY,s WV ARTILLERY.

4 Part Of the Chatham's Equipme mt
Sent to Their Armament.
The Jackson Light Artillery Of Albany,
Ga, composed Of about forty members;
was organized few weeks ago, with +.
l.. Wight as Captain, ana has been fully
uniformed. Some time ago the Adjutant
General Of the State sent the Chatham
Artillery two handsome wrought iron
rihed guns, which have proven 70 be ac-
curate pieces 81 ordnance for target firing,
whereupOn the latter organization
turned over to the State their battery
Of four 12-pound guns, and the Adjutant
General ordered that they be sent to the
Jackson Light Artillery at Albany. In
compliance with this order the battery
was taken from the ArmOry Of the
Chathams yesterday and shipped 10 that
city. On its way through the streets 1t
attracted a good deal Of attention.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
4 SAD CASE.
The story Of a Young Clergyman's Ar
Fiction.

The story Of a Young CIergyman's Ar
Fiction.
The story u Rev. !. y. Kennard, rector
Of the Episcopal Church at Cedartown.
and formerly Of ST. Matthew's Chapel in
this city, where be was well known, is
one II peculiar sadness. He had tor some
time been paying his addresses to a beau
tiful young lady at Cedartown. The lady
did not receive his advances with favor.
Her rejection u bis suit 50 preyed upon
his mind that he became moody, and later
developed such a violent form Of insanity
that he had 10 be taken To the asylum.
The following hymn, which he asked the
choir 10 sing at the last service conducted
by him. will be read with interest in tue
light u these Developments
In the hour u trial,
Jesus plead Tor me;
Lest bv base denial
depart from thee;
When thou see'st me wayer,
With a look recall,
For fear or favor
Suffer me 10 fall.
with forbidden pleasures
Would this vain world charm,
or it, soriId treasures
Spread to work me harm;
Bring to my remembrance
sad Gethzemane.
or. in darker semblance.
CrOss-crOwned Calvary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

-Thc Poetry aud Humor Of the War"
d wII doubtless not De an I'M
uale.r. announcement; that Mr.. f. G. de
F-rlalre. gentleman whose name is
wtII-hrevl Oh Georgiaus, VIII illustrate
osiris 6ntaa forthcoming week, The Poe
frr arE uuurr &C the War" as il was en-
f.Tar 81 home aud sampled" around the
cams arcs of the bows in gray. Mr..
Ge trtaue has &c late addressed large
uu3r.ues 3D. south Carolina in behalf Of
Hr IerE 5.raia soldiers Home, and the
press t.at State speaks warmly OF the
lrt.-l. .-.r- manner In which he recalled
ruirt- ..rres 81 tent and field. Though
ia~ passed away there are
mans fa Savannah who remember Mr.. de
Fnuealue rs one ~ the Few great news
uarer currcSr nudcuts who wrote Of Con-
f ratio battles from the battle fields.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
OFFILE UF
THE MUTUAL Gas LIGHT CoMPAEY, (

THE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT COMPANY, :
ll8 BRYAN STREET, May 5. ls54D
IN the pressure incident to supplying the
wants 81 50 many customers, together with
the difficulties naturally arising ia starting mp
q new business, II j. very likely that causes Of
complaint may be given. or other wants arise
and not receive that prompt attention which
10 Will be the policy 81 this company to pur
sue. II any such cases exist, they viii confer
q special favor By reporting promptly to the
Office of the company, and not 10 employees,
NOmattcr what may be the nature Of the
complaint, it shall receive investigation at
the earliest possible moment. We only ask
such indulgence as circumstances now war
rant us in requesting, with the assurance that
in a short time there snail be no delay in Civ
ing prompt attention TO all reasonable de-
mands upon our time or services.
=. +. THOMPSON,
snerefarv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
Y0TCE.
To Merchants and Shippers.

GES'L SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
CENTRAL 4. Z. & BAEK'G CO. or GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, May @. 1854. }
On and after MONDAY, JUNE ?, ali freight
from Savannah proper. both through and
way. viii be received for shipment at the
Central Railroad wharf, in tine first ware
house on the left, after crossing the Canal
Bridge The same rules heretofore govern
ing the New street warehouse, will be OBJ
Of way freights. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nothing VIII be received after 30
r. ". Shippers are, therefore, requested to
be punctual 70 the hour named, and not offer
goods later, or two days delay in warehouse
viii be the result.
WILLIAM ROGERS,
General SuperluteDdent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

Mrs. Ann b. Bates, lady well known
u Tbs her native city, died yesterday
afrsTuoan af the advanced age OF g. she
was Miss Nuucazer. and a sister Of Mrs.
M. =. b. oliver. 20 this city, and Of Mrs.
nrteh. cf Charleston. and a cousin 81
Genrec n. Nichols. Esq. She leaves no
c6Ifrtn-hgr oulg son. the late I. &.
- --L--. ---l al.uL four vears since.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

lls uhero M the MORNING News is
alt.risel Cor rent q cottage at Babylon,
Le Island. thirty-six miles from New
Ndrk ara reached in an hours ride by
an. me cottage Is nearly new, with all
fhr rfru couyeuiences, and is beauti-
flr located. VITA fine grounds and
uarerfIru. Mr.. j. A. Wood, architect,
81. Is Chambers street. New York, will
Furnish au PARTICULARS by mail,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
Aurtiou salro EuttirF Dag0.
EIGHT IoTs ELIGIBIY LOCATED.
THE PLACE TO BUILD SMALL HOUSES.
c. H DORsETT. Auctioneer.

THE PLACE TO BUILD SMALL HOUSES.
C H DORSETT. Auetioneer.
VIII sell On TUESDAY. june g. ISsi. a. the
Court House,
Two lots fronting east On West Boundary
street.
Fcur iots sToutlng west On Water street
Two .ots fronting north On an unnamed
street
These io-s sIe The subdivision o. the north
ern PORTION % tie piece Of land bet ween West
BOUNDARY street aud The Canal. just north 0f
the Paper Factory.
" ater street j. & new street. - feet wide.
JUST opened By the city along the Canal. from
The Railroad bridge % Canal street. and Is
destined 10 become an important thorough
fare.
These lots are vel located for small houses,
being in the portion Of Gsmzcraw most popu-
lar with parties working az the Ocean Stesm-
soip COmpany's wharTes and the Cotton
Presses
Plat showing size and exact location Of the
above lots can be seen b. application % the
aucti0ueer-
Terms -One-third cash and the balance IN
one and two years. with interest az Der
cent. and bond for titles
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
TWENTY DOLLARS FOR A FRIGHT.
Henry Green's Alleged Attempt to Shoot
Laura Green.

Laura Green.
Among the prisoners who were ar
raigned in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning was a negro named Henry Green,
arrested for disorderly conduct, and
charged with having assaulted and at
tempted 10 shoot Laura Green with pis-
tol. in Forsyth Park, at half-past O'Clock
on Thursday afternoon. It appears that
Green's wife is a mulattO, and was ac-
cused by him Of being on too friendly
terms with a black man with whom she
went on an excursion, and that she sub
sequently took all her personal property
from her husbands house and depart
ed. Green found her in the park,
on the afternoon in question,
in charge of some of white children, and
il is said drew a pistol upon her. The
services of policeman Nickel were OBJ
tanned. who took Green to the barracks,
where he was fined 800 and costs. Green
claimed that the pistol was not loaded,
and that he only attempted to brighten the
woman,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

Memorial F0uf in Christ Church IN
Memory Of susie C. Mann.

Memory Of susie G. Mann
one q the hsndsomest pisces q sculp-
tire II Savannah has ben presented .
Christ Church by V. Grzys0n Mann, Ess.
Il represents Al angel II = kneeli1g pos-
r1re holding shell. TIE figure rests On
4 PEDESTAL q Italian black marble I've
fset Il length Two feet n W!1l1
znd * inches II thickness. TIE
srgsl i ne size. and although knselinz =
s-51t ~ seet II Esig1t. I1e shell a
srcut y inches in diameter across he
10 ard ancut 2 inches Geep. and Ike t1e
1yure- g fashioned from spg-less Italian
white usr5se. T1e tresse= falling irou
10 head ard ever t1e shoulder q
Tie angel are skiIlf1lIF represented
wlile tts couTol1tiols Z the WINS form
r.eee ~ sculpture rarely eKeelled. This
VTCr. n ART Vas executed bT one u r1e
6est II Italian seulEtgrs ~ q cost q
sts1ut l-9yg- ard Is INTENDED as . bap-
risual font n the church and a. 4 memo
rial ~ t1e late Mrs. VIZ. GraFson Mann.
81 one end u the PEDESTAL : r1e follow 1g
Inscription.
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A full line Of Yalises and Club satcbels,
at Belsinger's. Lyons blOck.-AdU.

a Card.
In consequence Of the general stagna-
ton in business the jewelry trade has to
bear its share. and many importers and
manufacturers have been trying 70 realize
on the stock TO meet their payments, !
have been able TO secure several lots Of
Ladies' and Gents Watches and various
assorted lots Of Jewelry at a considerable
reduction from usual prices. Yet, To car
rs this additional stock is not profitable
at al. The only way 70 make ANYTHING
0f these purchases. is If / can again IN
load, hence ] will offer genuine bargains
in these goods. / intend 10 sell them al
Manufacturers and importers actual
cost. which viii leave me fair margin
and afford my patrons unusual chances
to secure excellent goods at low prices.
VI. STERNBERG,
-AdU. q Barnard street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used when children are
cutting teeth. 10 relieves the little suf-
fercr az once; II produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and
the little cherub nwakee as "bright as a
butt0nD IL IL very pleasant ~ taste. II
soothea the child, softena the'gums, alimya
all pain, Teiieyea wind, regulates the
bowels, and ~ the best known remedy tor
diarrhVa, whether arising from teetblng
or other causes. 70 cent? q bottle 49, AdD
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
Dividend No. 3.

OFFICE OF PLANTERS RICE MILL Co..
SAVANNAH. May y, 1854. (
The Directors 81 the Planters Rice Mil
Company have THIS DAY declared Dlyi-
dend of three and One-half 80 per cent.
from the earnings Of the past SIX months,
payable On and after JUNE -.
GEO. J. MILLS Treas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

Whatever you need for yourself or
your boys, in Clothing, Hats, Shirts and
Gents Furnishing Goods, the "FdmouS'
is sure to please you in quality and price,
40 Congress strect.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
A VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF LAND
FOE SALE AT AUCTION.
RE HENRY RITN. Anrfinneer

VIII be sold on TUESDAY. june g. at II
O'clOck A. 4, IN front Of the Court House.
That desirable lot Of land known upon the
plan o. the city % Savannah and the ex-
tended limits thereof as Iot No ). marked on
map ~LllllDridge." and bounded on the east
By Ball street extended the White Bluff
road aud On the west By Barnard street. north
and south. Is shown BY city map. The right
Of-Wav through the land has been granted 10
the CItT and suburban Railway Company on
Whitaker street EXTENDED. The above lot Of
land viii be sid Tor cash 10 the highest bidder
Titles perfect
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24
SIMON MITCHELL.

There is a run on the Red Snapper
Banks.
The run on the oyster banks ceased
when the months without RS came IN.
NOW and then vessel runs on "A sand
bank.
But none 0f these "runsv equal the
continual run that - made on Appel
Bros, the popular ClOthiers, on Congress
street.--Adp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

All Wool Pants for SO, Youths at 81 so.
Fine custom-made Trousers (made from
imported goods) at s., as good as mer-
chant tailors charge $40 for. Light Serge
Suits suitable for this warm weather, from
So to $l2. This line Of suits Tie price Is
the only thing cheap about them. Go to the
Famous" lao Congress street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-24

Flrsi Presbyterian Church, Monterey
square. ReV.J.P. strider pastor.-P Preach
Ine al III a. m- hy the pastor. No evening
a.rrsas. sabbath school az $3.50 D. m
Fnans aen's prayer meeting alto q. N.