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CHEAPEST Day GooDs
IN WASHINGTON.

SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST.
BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
NUNS YELLING, pure wool, 1Sc
PLAID MUSLIN, good quality, &C..
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-WIDE BLEACH.
ED COTTON. Sc.
FINEST QUALITY BATISTE, nearly one yard
WIDE In Pink Blue and Black Figure real value 2Oc
reduced to 12tc.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, re-
duced to 75c.
NAVY BLUE SATTEENS, Csc.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure WOOL 81 so
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS SC
HANDSOME BROCADE DRESS GOODS cheap
at 25c., reduced to 12hc.
CARRIERS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
I'll MARKET SPACE
jyl7 Near 7th Street.
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So-cALLED Cleveland fluid, gallons for 81.
Genuine DanfOrht, $1.1O, delivered. w. s..
jerks & Co., 717 eth street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A THLETIC PARK
RACES RACES RACES.
SATURDAY, AUG. IsT. 1 AND MILE RACE.
MONDAY, August Sd. 30 MILE RACE
3GREAT RACES
BICYCLE VS.. TRICYCLE.,
LOUISE ARMAINDo, ii. w. HIGHAM.
on Bicycle On Tricycle.
VIII attempt TO beat the u mile record Of the world
min, l6 Is sec.
TWoMILE HEAT HANDICAP
Open TO all Amateurs
HORACE l. SNoDDERLY
VIII ride the Unicycle Il mile agains, time.
Doors open p. m Races commence pm
Admission 25c. stand 25c. Boys corner loo.
jy3O3t
A 1BAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A "Wednesday and Thursda- Evenings
THE CHIMES OF NORM aNHl.
Friday and saturday 4, r Z Jennings.
Next Week-BO,CACCIo. jy2e
TT>HEATER CoMIQUE
l. SUMMER GARDEN.
Coolest Amusement Resort in Thi, city
THIS WEEk-ENtRN EVENING AT $40
ANGIE bCRASDS FRENCH Foi.LI,rROUPE
In Minstrelsy Statues and Sensational Acts.
MATINEES-TUESDAYT THURSDAY, AND
SATURDAY. jy2.-6t
A TRY CASTLE PARK
"A Located ON Attn street road. near Mt Pleasant
cars. possessing beautiful natural scenery with
new grand pavilion spacious grounds springs lakes.
&C. &c may DC secured Tor picnics Apply an to
Holm LAPS New York avenue.
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BoYLE's PEACH Ice CREAM at Gautfer's.
FINE Photos Kets kemethys, 100 Pa. ave.
BOYS HOOKED Balls, soft and easy, Sill. n.
Strasburger No. 900 eth ST., doors above /.
FACE and eyesight fitted. HeInpler's, near AZ
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)R HArNE~
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

DR HArNE~
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS on
THE LIQUOR HABIT.
II can be given In cup OF coffee tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking IT. Is absolutely
harmless. and will effect q psrplanent and speedy
cure, whether the patien moderate drinker or AN
alcoholic wreck IL has been given Ia thousands Ut
cases and Ina every instance a perfect has fol-
lowed IT NEVER YAIIa The system once imprear
mated with the ,ecaRc, becomes an ustef nnpo.ss
blily aor the liquor appetite u exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors
Sfndnnsu. Ohio
RLK. HELPHENsTTNE,
EBBfTT HOUSE DRUG SToRR
Corner 18th and strefs also l4th srest an1
Vermont avenue. Washington. ID. G.
Can or wsas Sor orcuisn and nau psEticularA dloD
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MISSES KID SPRINGFIELD SHOES, worked
holes sizes IL TO 2, at STAT. II. Strasb lrger,
No 9O6 9TH street, doors above i.
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PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, ETC.

T1CNlCS, EACORO1O1No, CAS.
9ssSS Sssss al 70 q as
Am. and pm. Retaining 1t ana Pun
First lc SH csses: ; a. the HAL ie2s,sm
T OVER CEDAR POINT.
The safe, swim and magnificent steamer ARMENIA
win leave her wharf foot Of 7th St. daily. except sat
Armeni. stops at Alexandra on Mondays, wednes.
1.ys saa f aas: SnH e Soc Child
For further information and charters to societies
mo shEs5Er .ss Ca o q ss.
Co10S1sAHIE a ssfaa v AnnowsNIrH
Every Tuesday, "wednesday. Thursday and SUM-
From It'll st. wharf $50 am, 3 hours at the beach:
Good bathing: good seaside dinner
Fare, soc. round trip: children. 25c jy13lm
Y1HE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN PRINCE
i George county Is Giadmon Oakland Grove.
Picnics every THURSDAY EVENING.
Park for rent every day except THURSDAY.
Splendid pavilion, fine shade and splendid water
Located Sn The Marlboro pike. four miles nom
y Leaves Every Morning a. 10 O'Clock, Returning
Fare Is cents i9r round trip
to Marshall Hall and Glymont
Children. Is cents. jyl7-am
OHAPEL POINT CHAPEL POINT!
LONG BRANCH OF THE PoToMAc
Commencing SUNDAY. June 20. the
STEAMER GEO. LAW
Will leave daily nom steamer George Leary's wharf
except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, s:45 q. m.
sharp. and return $50 pm.
Fare for trip SO Cts Meals at the Point SO cts
Prof Schroeder's Orchestra
je10 g. W. BAUER Owner
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BEST FRENCH Sateens opened. Youngs, 736
9TH ST., sole agent for best 81 Planet and Pearl
Shirt
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OuR CLorH1Se
ALWAYS ON TOP IN QUALITY
AT THE BOTTOM IN PRIt =
NEVER INVEST YOUR MONEY IN CLOTHING
Men. Boys Children until you have examined our
stock of Serges, Drap d Etc, st ersucker
Cashmere and Flannel Suits.
Extra Long DRAP DETE and ALPACA Frock
and Sack Coats
Travelling or Driving Coats. in Light and Dark
Shades-ALPACA. LINEN nnd DUCK.
SHIRTS, in White or COlored, Ready-Inade or to
Order
NECKwEAR in all Fashionable Shapes or Colors
Underwear, Gloves. Suspenders Collars, CUFFS, &C,
NOAH WALKER CO.,
jy25 62S Pennsylvania Avenue
Ar Cosr, Ar Cosr.
FOR CASH ONLY
VIM SINISTER d SONS,
PREVIOUS TO THEIR ANNUAL INVENTORY
OF STOCK TAKING, OFFER THEIR LARGE AND
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE DRY GOODS
AT COST
AS THIS STOCK IS VERY COMPLETE, RARE
OPPORTUNITY Is PRESENTED TO SECURE
FIRsT-CLAss GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
Q1Q pEHNSyIvANJa .vuy>,,r
ONEPRICE
n. R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. jy2s
SUMNER CLOTHING
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
TIE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT WILL
ALWAYS BE FOUND THE
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER UNDERWEAR
OUR CELEBRATED
STAR SHIRT WAIST
HAS NO EQUAL. PERFECT IN FIT. IN FLAN-
NELs. LINENS. PERCALEs AND MUefhNs
b ROBINSON & Co.
Ie5 $40 Pennsylvania Avrr,,r
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no NOT FORGET THE DANCING SCHOOL RE-
- unions EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ON the
steamer Mary Washington. which leaves her wharf at
7:3O and returns at IL o'clock pm. Tickets 2S cts
Orchestra. jy2.litt
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WAVELET OUTAGE. 1910 PACIFIC AVE
w nue. Atlantic City; three minutes walk 4 A
ant rooms and good table Address Mrs. ls.t& II
Lil.lii Ii. CROMWELL. Prop, Z. U. Box li23.
iy29Sts
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16

Hon. Emory Speer, Judge Of the United
States District Court, accompanied by
United States Marshal Wade, lett last
night to attend the sitting of the United
States Courts at Macon.
Among the arrivals at the Screven
House yesterday We're w 0. Tiff, d. G.
Ryan, Triton, Ga; L. l.. Day, vile and
the Misses Day, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. d. Prentiss, Brooklyn; Mrs. A Il.
Corlbaugh and daughters, Chicago; Miss
Rosa Thayer, K. B. Heygate, Gus Kahn,
New York; Mrs. Bennett, Albany; A. Il.
johnson, Birmingham, Ala; A. E. Board
man and wife, Macon; E. K. Belliuger,
Charleston; G. 2. Wade, Massa-
chusetts; j. P. Beckwith, Jack
sonville; A. 0. Bacon, Macon.
At the Pulaski House were j. NJ. King.
Rochester; Robert Cushing, A. Draper,
Jr., New York; VIM. h. Young, Charles
ton; l.. j. Cobb, Danviile, Va; Charles
Howard, Dallas, Texas; George Fisher,
Lieut.. George McDerby, L. 5. A; ID. A.
Goodrich. Emira, n. Y; II. NJ. Broadbent,
U.S II Nj Gen. Greene, Cedar Rapids, La.
AT the Marshall House We're William Al
Ian, wife and daughter, New Ofk; II. L.
Penney. South Windsor, o.; l.. A. Sulli-
van aud wife, Baltimore; Miss Ranterel,
Miss Endieott, Beverly, Mass; E. g.
Willingbam, Allendale, ). c.;
Henry Elliott, Saussy, Ga. At
the Harnett House We're d. Creedon
and wife. Philadelphia; DR.. j. w. Farmer,
llinesyile. Ga; J.. A. Morgan and wife,
Portland, Oregon; Horace Croswell, Balti-
more; Edward Gibson, j. Purifoy Pol,
Ottawa, Cam; Il. G. Edmondson and
wife, Nmcennes, Ind; d. L. Han and
wife. Philadelphia; j.. w. Johnston, Jr.,
Scarboro, Ga; taul D. Reese, Rome, Ga. !;
W. 4. Hale, Nashville. Tenn; f. W Du-
vail and wife, Port Royal; L. +. Jones,
Bucyrus, o.; A. NJ. DeLoach. M. Z. Mid
deton, Stailords, 5. G.; G.. l.. Estes, North
Carolina; G. Ellenbrooke, Rock Ledge,
Fla
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
THE vvADLrY MEMORIAL.
Mr.. Cushing on His way to Macon to
Supervise It's Erection

Mr.. Cushing On his way to Macon to
Supervise It's Erection.
Mr.. Robert Cushing the sculptor of the
Wadley memorial statue, arrived in Sa-
vannah yesterday morning from New
York. He was at the Pulaski House dur
ing the day and left for Macon last night.
He goes there to supervise the erection of
the pedestal and statue which have pre-
ceded him. 1t will not be in place for
eight or ten days. 1t will probably be UNI
yelled about June 10, although the day is
not vet fixed.
The statue is Of bronze and represents
Col. Wadley in an erect position, with the
weight on the left leg and the right foot
extended. The right arm falls by his
side and the hand holds a SLOUGH bat, such
as the Colonel was accustomed to wear.
The left hand rests upon a column over
which falls map. insized on which are
the lines of the Central Railroad. The
statue with plinth is nearly ten feet in
height. On the back is the date 1874, the
year of Col. valleys birth, and 1888, the
date Of his death.
The pedestal will he of Quincy granite,
richly Ornamented with classical mould
ings, both base and capital. 1t contains
an inscription stating that the statue IA
erected by the employees of the Central
Railroad. and another naming the differ
ent lines which We're brought into the
system by Col. Wadley. The statue is to
be erected at the intersection of Third and
Mulberry streets, in Macon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16

Gossip Gathered Here and There by the
"Newsu Keporters

The members of the st. john the Baptist
T. A. b. Society will attend mass at the
Cathedral in a body at $3.50 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
A negro named G. Lyons was lodged in
the barracks last night by Policeman
Kelly to answer the charge Of dis0rderly
conduct and on the street.
Messrs. Hoist & Co. cleared yesterday
the Swedish bark Sandvik for Antwerp,
With 1910 pieces pitch pine lumher
measuring AIS $50 feet. valued az $4,000
Cargo by Messrs. Jas. X. Clarke ~ Co.
Last night about $50 O'Clock a negro
named Jack Freeman entered a room
occupied by Mary Adams and stole So.
The thief was arrested by Policeman
Hines and lodged in the barracks on the
charge Of burglary.
The silver-plated Domestic sewing ma
chine presented by Messrs. Nell q Harris
to the Baptist Church fair TO be voted
either TO the Female Orphan Asylum or
the Industrial Home was given TO the Or
phan Asylum on the final count OF the
vote.
In the description Of the floral decora-
tiOns at the Stern We'll we ding on Thurs
day evening the NEWS omitted to an
nOunce yesterday that the floral tripod
which attracted 50 much attention IN the
The flowers were from Gardners.
The German Volunteers VIII give an
excursion TO Montgomery on Wednesday,
May 81. the committee in charge of the
arrangements consists of Lieut.. Henry
KolshOrn, Chairman; Ord. Sergt. NJ. G.
HelmKen, Prvates II. kOeneman, ID.
Schroeder, }. Riedeman, j. d. Helmken.
negro named John Finley was COM
mitted to jail last night by the Ordinary
on a warrant charging him with lunacy.
The prisoner, by his cries of fire and by
shouting, succeeded in keeping the other
inmates of the jail, including the men,
bers of the chain-gang, awake until about
midnight, when be was quieted.
John l. Washington, the cOunterfaiter,
who a few DAYS ago vas sentenced TO two
years imprisonment, was brought to Sa-
vannah yesterday afternoon. He was in
charge Of special deputy J. II. CIR fin, of
Macon, who. accompanied by NJ. l.. Wade,
left with Washington for New York on
the NacOOchee last night. He VIII be
placed IN the Albany N. Y )ppnitentary.
He is from Butts county, and pleaded
guilty to the indictment.
Mr.. Halliday jackson, of Westminster,
Pa, showed a reporter Of the News yes
terday a cutting of the first coffee plant
ever grown in the United States. IT, was
sent from CodOrva, Mexico, to Madame
Julia A zerOtb, near BraIdentOwn, Fla,
who planted it in 1876. In 1880 she raised
the first pound of coffee ever raised on this
continent, which she sent to the Agricul-
tural Commissioner at Washington, d c.,
who paid her a premium OF $40. Ia 1881
she sent four pounds. She now has %
large trees growing.
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LAID UNDER TIE SOD.
Thursday Nights Suicide Inferred at
laurel Grove.

Thursday Nights Suicide Inferred at
Laurel Grove.
Daisy Simmons, the cyprian suicide of
Thursday night, was buried yesterday
afternoon at Laurel Grove Cemetery. By
O'Clock the house was well filed with
friends of the unfortunate young girl.
The shutters were drawn, and a band Of
white crepe hung from the door bell.
Within the darkened rooms the scene was
impressive. Her former associates wept
bitterly as the clergyman said Let Him
who is without sin cast the first stOne.'
The services were simple and brief. The
Scripture lesson and the touching prayer
were more than usually solemn.
A last kiss from each friend and the
glass cover was fastened down on the
casket. The slight, lifeless form was en-
shr0uded in flowers, and the top of the
casket was covered with wreaths and
crosses. The body was reverently placed
in the hearse, which, with two carriages,
made up the cortege.
A hundred or more, the most Of whom
We're black and children, crowded the
curbing on both sides of Price street.
There was little To feed their morbid curl.
osity, as 1t was only moment before the
carriages moved slowly away.
At the grave some Of the young women
recited a prayer as the remains were
lowered.
Nothing has been heard from the girls
mother, Mrs. HnsOn, or any of the family,
and no relative was present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16

Yesterday morning negro named Jerry
Spencer was detected 10y on 'er Lyons. Of
the Savannah, FLORIDA and Western Rail-
way police stealing wood from j. j. Nc
Donough & Co. When Spencer discovered
that the officer was about to arrest hun
he ran up Charlton street and leaped over
fence near the corner Of Price, closely
pursued by the officer, who succeeded in
forcing the fugitive 10 come TO "A halt hv
discharging his pistol 40 him. he was
taken 20 the barracks 90 answer the charge
Of larceny. The report Of the pistol gave
rise TO a rumor that Spencer had been
shOt In the back.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16

''rhe Proof of the Pudding"
Editor MorninQ NelcS: DEAR SIR-Last
Sunday being a very pretty day the num-
Der of promenaders and visitors to the va
rious parks and other resorts was unu-
sually large, and nearly every one boosted
of new suit or costume. The young men
particularly INDUCED ia this parGOnable
vanity. and most significant fact was
that on making the inquiry nifty per cent.
OF those asked informed me that they had
purchased their suits of Simon Mitchell,
lj9 BrOughtOu street. | say their state
meHts was siguifcant-they show that
Mr.. Mitchelrs enterprise and fair deal
ing is apprec ated. Mitchel's establish
ment is the fashionable headquarters for
gentlemen in Savannah, and is entitled
t. the preference, RS be nas displayed Pc
cular taste in selecting his stock. and
great care in having it made up. Gentle-
men, youths and boys cannot consult their
tastes anywhere better than mt Mitchelrs,
his prices are lower than some slOp-sbop
Goods are being sold for. Look for the
BIG GOLDEN ARM, and drop IN and see
Mitchr,'s superb stock. Respectfully,
-Adr. Il. 4. $.
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or more, Without extra charge.
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safely Fort.fled AeaInst Pneumonia.

Almost every fatal case OF pneumonia
results from sudden changes Ct tempera-
ture and gnguarded exposure while the
of resistance largely depleted at the time
the fatal shaft flies. The only safe proven
tiOn is TO keep the health thoroughly for
titled by DUFFY's PURE MALT WHISKY,
which is a sure protection from this
dreaded malady. and is recommended by
the first ph' sicians as the only article
that IS absolutely unauthorized and free
from injurious percentage Of poison. At
all reputable druggists and grocers, for 81
per large bottle. Selling Agents Tor ID
yannah, Lippman Bros.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16

To be Opened for the Season Tomorrow.
The Ocean House at Tybee will be
opened for the reception OF guests to-mor-
row, May Il. Manager Bresnan, the
lessee, has rehtted and refurnished the
house so that it will compete with any
seaside hotel on the South Atlantic coast
both In the appointment of the building
and In the cuisine. The last OF the nrni-
ture was sent down to the island yester-
day. The cher has arrived from he Aorih
and is himself an experienced caterer.
Everything will be complete by to-
morrow and the formal opening Will
be an event Of much interest TO those who
would like to spend a few weeks 40 the
island, but have never be- fore felt that they
could do so with the accommodations
offered them. The hotel with the two adj.
joining cottages, also under Mr.. Bres-
mans management. will accommodate
about $50 guests. A band has heau en-
gagged tor the season, and every effort viii
be made 90 make the place An attraction
that viii meet the demands OF the people.
idr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
RUNNING WITH THE NEWS.

The very important news which our cut
represents as going, is that our store is
the place for you to get your Clothing.
We know that all claim TO be the best; but
we make it a principle of business not to
be undersold by any one. Our goods are
of the best, and made up in the latest
styles and in the best manner, and our
prices are as low (if not lower than any
house in the city. One otner thing we
want the public to understand, and that
is, if our goods do not prove to be just as
good as we represent them, we make them
so. We must not forget our large line Of
hats which we are Offering at very low
prices. STRAW HATS, BLACK AND
PEARL STIFF HATS. Hats-all kinds
and prices.
We sell the best 81 Laundried Shirt in
the city.
Furnishing Goods. Sun Umbrellas,
Underwear, Hosiery, Etc.
Come at once and let us fit you out.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16

The Sharpe family had rough time of
it. Mrs. Sharpe applied for divorce from
Mr.. Sharpe. Then Mr.. Sharpe applied
for a divorce from Mrs. Sharpe. Neither
Of the applications was granted. There
upon the sharpes separated, and began to
quarrel for the custody of the children.
The whole infelicitOus business was
caused by Indigestion, which had soured
the tempers of the belligereut parties.
Browns Iron Bitters tones up the diges-
tive organs and enables people 10 eat
ioyfuly and be happy. 1t is not costly
experiment to see what a dollar bottle of
this medicine will do to promote family
harmony.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
WORK OF THE COURTS.
The Appeal in the Roberts Case to be
Heard in Atlanta on Monday.

Heard in Atlanta on Monday.
At the meeting of the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday George w. Owens,
Esq, a member of the Savannah bar, was
appointed by Judge Speer Standing Mas
ter in Chancery in the court for the East
ern division of the Southern district of
Georgia.
The following order in the matter of the
proceedings for haheas corpus in the
case against VIM. ;. Roberts was passed
byJudge Speer, and the papers referred to
have been transmitted by the Clerk Of the
Court. The order reads:
1t il hereby ordered that the Clerk of the
District Court OF the United states for the
Southern District OF Georgia, eastern divi-
sion. shall forthw tn transmit to the Hon.
VIM. B. Woods, Circuit Justice at Atlanta,
Ga. transcript OF the petition, writ of
habeas corpus. the return thereto and other
proceedings and documents and afidavits in
said cause. and that said cause be heard on ap-
neal before the sad Circuit Justice at the
United states Court rooms IN Atlanta, Ga. on
Monday morning next, NJ " Is. at 10 O'Clock,
or rs soon thereafter as the same can be heard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
A Continuous stream

OF delighted bargain seekers pours in
and out of our c0mmOdious parlors
Each are fully satisfied that he or she has
invested well and reaped a handsome
profit. Our stock of Gents, Youths and
Boys handsome Summer garments il
kept FULLY up, being replaced by constant
arrivals. We guarantee quality, work
and fit, or hand you back your money.
We also guarantee to give you quality at
lower prices than you can yet elsewh here.
We can supply every article worn by
man or boy, and do not as k fancy prices
for anything. Il. Fl. LEVY a BRO,
lS9 and 191 and 1913 Congress- street.
p. S. The proof of the pudding is not in
reddiad about it. CGltand see for y0UI-
SelreS-Ad7
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
To the Pub ic,

regret to he forced by Mr. T. F. Churchill
lessee Vernon shell Road, TO ONE more appear
In public print. | never sought newspaper
controversy. but was compelled TO answer his
first article in protection to my friends and
myself. III his card IN thursdays NEWS be
charges "that the city of savannah and MIR
kiesilng, in combination. have undertaken 10
appropriate and use the property of the
Vernon shell Road Company without giving
the company any cOmpen sation.' These are
very grave charges, bat judging that he is
guided, as in his FIRST art Gle. from his own
i1eas, without proper consideration, l VIII
only say th4J his conclusions are entirely
IN 0unded, and that /. as a citizen. am
entitled to certain rights. for which / am
deprived Of certain pri ileges only trying to
protect my rights, and do not wish to zap.
propriatc amt u-eN any one's property,
especially that of the Vernon Shell Road Com
panv, ''Withuut compensation" Tn charge
Is unjust, and as the case is to be disposed Of
by the superior Court at its next session, !
have no need of making further eXpiaa alton.
but am willing To not burden the pub ic'
and await the final determination of the case.
Very res pecIfuuy, GUST " hEIoLING.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-16
AT THE THEATRE.
''Olvettc" by the Ed4u Opera Company
Last NJ. ht-The Matinee To-nay.

''Olivetto" by the Ej1u Opera Company
Last Nj ht-The Matinee To-uay.
The Bjou Opera Company produced
"Ohvette" to a crowded house at the
theatre last night. The whole perform
ance of this popular opera was well pre-
scented and well received. Every leading
character was oncored during the even
ing. Miss Adelaide Randall personated
the Countess" and the applause
which she received showed that
she has not lost any OF her
former popularity with Savannah audi
ences. Miss Carrie Tutein was n pleas
ing "Oivette" and sang her role with
much sweetness. In the last act she
sang "My ChldhOod's Happy Home
and was recalled. Mr.. Hamilton's bari
tone voice was one of the features of the
piece and his pal of " Captain de Merri-
mac" was excellent. In his solos he was
recalled. Mr.. Harry Peppers "Nalentine"
is an amusing character. He is fine tenor
and sings with ease. He gave "The
Serenade" twice The audience called
for The Whale ChOrus' a fourth time,
and even then seemed hardly satisfied.
Miss Helen Harrington, in "Neloutine,'
was a charming, il not successful, con-
spirator. The other members Of the
troupe. Mr.. James Paxton, as "Duke des
Ifs" Mr.. +. w. Talbot, as "COcquelicOt,'
and Mr.. Fred. COrbett, az "Marvejol,"
We're more than creditable. On the
whole, the performance was one Of the
best renditions Of light opera seen in this
city for some time, excepting only MAS
cot" by the same troupe the night before
The audience was an appreciative one
and aid not withhold its applause. MAS
cOt' will be gwen at the family matinee
this afternoon and the charming "GirOtle
GirOda1 Tonight