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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
MEMPHIS SCORES THREE AND
SHUTS MACON OUT.

Nashville Turns the Tables on Augusta
and Ties Her for Second Place-AtIanta
Wins at Columbus and Chattanooga at
Birmingham Racing East and
West.
AUGUSTA, GA, July Nashville gave
Augusta a good whipping to-day, scoring
s runs to their opponents ,. 1t might be
said, however, that Augusts's second
baseman, Heard, and Hofford's catcher,
Sixsmith, were both absent on account Of
sickness. This weakened them. Fitz-
gerald caught but hampered HOford
some on account of not being accustomed
TO mis- pitching.
Base hlts-Augustas !, Nashville 10.
Errors-Au gustss B. Nashvil J..
Crowell and Hillery were the battery
tor Nashville.
MACON SHUT OUT.
MACON, GA, July In the game of
ball to-day between Macon and Memphis
the latter more than redeemed her defeat
of yesterday. TWAS a good game through
out and much enjoyed. Henzman and
Gillian were MacOn's battery, and Nash
and Corrigan Memphis Four of the
Memphis team were released and four OF
the Kansas City's substituted. Sullivan,
one of Macon's pitchers, has been released.
The following is the score by Innings aud
a summary OF the game:
Macon .............O 0 0 0 o. 0
Memphis 100 0 l 0 0 2 3
ErrOrs-Macon 4, Memphis 0.
Base hits-Macon 3, Memphis s.
TwO-base hts-Macon 1, Memphis l.
Wild pitches-Macon !.
Left on bases Macon g, Memphis 6.
Struck Out-By Nash Z.
Bases on balls-Memphs 2.
Time-One hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-MCCue. SCOrer-Jones.
COLUMBUS LOSES TO ATLANTA,
COLUMBUS, GA, July 1.-The second
game between Atlanta and Columbus
was witnessed by very large crowd.
Columbus was defeated by a score Of TO
I. Bauer and McVey We're the battery
for Atlanta and DOnnelly and Strauss for
Columbus. Columbus would have won
the game but for the umpire, whose de-
cisi0ns were the poorest ever made in Co
lumbus. Columbus only run was made
by Hamburg in the second inning. At
lanta's score was:
Atlanta. ...........0 0 , 2 0 0 0 ..--5
Base hits-Columbus s, Atlanta 7.
Errors-COlumbus 8, Atlanta 3.
Struck out-Donnelly Z. Bauer 3.
Double pays-Columbus /.
Passed balls-Columbus 3. Atlanta /.
BIRMINGHAM DEFEATED.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July l.-Birming-
ham to-day, as usual, gave McCauley the
pUuIbSb SUI VI SuppOIls anu Tue Itbulb Wbh
a score of to in favor of Chattanooga,
with only one of the winners runs earned.
The visitors made four runs in one in
ming. In the ninth inning, after two men
were out, Tray, of Birmingham, hit a
two-bagger, and got home on a passed
ball
Struck out-By Hart ?, McCauley 3.
Base hits-Chattanooga 10, Birmingham 2.
rors-Chattannooga8 8, Birmingham 6.
GAMES FLsFWHFRF
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following
games We're played to-day:
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. ST Louis /.
At Pttsburg -Pttsburg II, Cincinnati 8.
At Philadelphia-Metr -, Ath-
letics u.
At w Observation-Disclosures Is, Trenton !;
seven lnnngs.
At Baltmore-Baltimore S, Brooklyn 4.
AT ChicagO-ChicagO "A, Boston 10.
At BuffalO-BufialO 6,lProvidence 5.
At st. LouIs-Philadelphia ], ST. Louis 0.
AT Detroit-Detroit !, New York 2.
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" oafner lnaluarlons,

For the South Atlantic States today
Warmer, fair weather. except local rains
In the southern portions, variable winds.
The height OF the river at Augusta az
1893 O'Clock p. m. yesterday Augusta
time) was 60 feet--a fall OF 0.6 feet during
the preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement 81 temperature
40 Savannah July 1, 1884 and 1885:
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SAN FRANCISCO, July The case Of
Adolph p, Spreckies, charged with as
sault with intent 10 murder NJ. II. De-
Young, proprietor Of the Chronicle, which
has been on trial here for several weeks
past, was given 20 the jury at 1880
O'Clock this morning, and late this after
ltlllIu y
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
The Last Day and Good Purses at
Sheepshead BaV

NEW YORK, July This, the last day
of the June meeting at Sheepshead Bay,
was a perfect one for racing The atten.
dance was large, and the racing on the
whole was creditable. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RACE-Farewell stakes for three
year -olos and upward, sweepstakes of $50
each. with $1,000 added; seven furlOnas
ThackeTay won, with Miss WoodfOrd second
and Louisette third. Time ;295z
SECOND RACE Handicap sweepstakes of
SIS each, with 5000 added; one mile and fur
long. Emma Manly was first, WalfOwer
second and Joe shelby third. Time :5S.
THIRD RACE-GO0d- bye stakes for two
year olds, sweepstakes Of $50 EACH with $1,000
added; three quarters of a mile. Waddell
Bryant was first, Electric second and Lans-
downe third. Time l:l7i4.
FOURTH --Spendrift stak es, sweepstakes
Tor three year -olds 500 each, with s., 500 add
ed. divided one and quarter miles. st. Au-
gustine won. with Wanda second, Exile third
and Hidalgo fourth. Time 2:ns4.
FIFTH BACK-Stirrup cup, free handicap at
$50 each, with 81 500 added; two miles and a
furlong. Drake Carter won, with Wallensee
second and Blue Peter third. Time 1881.
SIXTH RACE-Brooklyn hurdle race. sweep
stakes, SzS each, with $1,000 added; two miles
and quarter on the turf. Revenge won,
with Echo second and sun Star third, Time
6:Ss.
SURPRISES AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July Eight thousand per-
sons witnessed the racing at Washington
Park to-day. The day was full Of sur
prises for the fraternity. The track was
in first class condition. In the first event
the largest field that ever faced flag in
the United States came to the post, there
being twenty-eight starters. The events
were as follows:
FIRST RACE-SlX furOngs, all ages. Test
won by a nose from Sam Powers, with Handy
Andy third. Time l:l6,4. Mutuals paid
SIS 70.
SECOND RACE-Benwoods stakes for two wear
old colts; FIVE furlongs. King of Norfolk won,
with Ban Fox second and Silver Cloud third.
Time ld21S. Mutuals paid SD 90.
THIRD kACE-Eaglewood stakes. for three
year-old 1llies: one mile. Lady Maynard
won. with Gold Ban second aud Mission Belle
third. Pine :43.
FOURTH RACE-For three year-ods and
upwards; one mile. Sovereign Pat won, with
9anap second and Charley Lucas third. Time
1:831%.
FIFTH RAcE-Penalties and allowances, for
all ages; one mile and a furlong. Leman won,
with Irish Pat second and Buchanan third.
Time 1904.
WINNING 1000 sovEREIGNs.
LONDON, July lat the Newcastle
and Gosiorth Park summer meeting TO-.
day the race for the Northumberland
plate Of 1000 sOvereigns was won by II.
Craig's formerly j. r. Keen's) iye-year-
ola chestnut horse Blue Grass. c. J..
Ans0n's three-year-old bay colt HANDLE
don was second and Il. Jardn's fiye-year-
old brown horse Green Bank third. There
90 60 80
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CRACow, July 1.-Gen. Gourko's re-
port to the Gar on the condition OF Poland
is Disappointing. He says that all classes
Of society are animated With hatred Of
Russia. He advises the abolition OF the
Polish bank and the Polish theatre at
Warsaw
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Suicide I'm the Dor Dave.

VIENNA, July There were twelve
suicides in Austria yesterday. The
country has long ceen noted for the large
number OF suicides during the dog days.
but the epidemic seems worse than usual
this summer.
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DUBLIN, July l.--Rev. DR.. Walsh. re-
Gently appointed by the Pope Archbishop
" Dublin, has been summoned 10 Rome
70 be cousccrated. This summons Is re-
garded as SIGNAL mark of honor.
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OARUsO TO BE AVENG ED.
Azari, GeIardi and silvestri to Die or
the GalIOws.

CHICAGO. July 1.-Tilippo Caruso's
murderers have been awarded the death
penalty. The jury tonight decided that
Azari, 'Gelardi and Silvestri were the
perpetrators of the crime, while Bove and
Mercurio, their alleged conspirators, were
pronounced not guilty. The jury retired
shortly after O'clock and found no diff
Guilty in arriving at verdict, which they
returned shortly after s o'clock. Bove
and MercuriO having been informed Of
their probable acquittal awaited the re-
turn OF jurors with smiling faces. The
others seemed stOlid and Indifferent as to
the fate in store for them.
READING THE VERDICT.
About 100 persons, mostly Italians, had
renamed in court TO hear the verdict.
Immediately after it had been read Boye
and MercuriO, at signals from their cOun-
sells, took seats to one side. An inter-
prefer then translated the YER
diet TO the convicted men. They
heard the words OF the sentence
without the movement of a muscle, and
accompanied the bailiff back to their cells
apparently unmoved. The Indictment
against B0ve and MercuriO was nolle
prosecuted and the Judge ordered them
discharged The trial lasted eight DAYS
and excited unusual interest, owing to
the horrible details of the crime ana the
manner in which the murderers were dis
covered
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Italy's New Ministry Announcer.

ROME, July 1.-Signor Depretis an
nounced the new Cabinet I'm the Chamber
of Deputies to-day. In reply to a question
SgnOr Depretis said that he only held the
foreign portfolio temporarily and would
continue the late governments policy,
regulating the details according to cir
CumstHpCps
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PARIS, july The Republican Jour
nalists Association announces its inteu-
ton % institute proceedings IN the Eng-
fish Courts against Lord WolsoIey for
setting a price on The head OF Olivier
Pain
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The Brnnswick snccession.

BEBLIN, July THE Diet Of Bruins
wick, by unanimous vote, has adopted a
resolution declaring that 1.-THE succession
OF the Duke Of Cumberland to the throne
Of Brunswick would be incompatible
with the peace and security OF the Ger
man empire.v
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Emperor gYijlinu's walk,

EMS, July EMPEROR William to-day.
for tbe first during his present visit, had
q walk along the collOnade Of his resi-
deuca. lie also took "a drive and trans
acted his usual Official business.
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Dead Before Her Mirror.

UTICA, July Mrs. Lewis Steele, who
had been married only two weeks, was
found dead before a mirror in her bed
room at Hon this afternoon, with a bullet
wound through Ler temples. Ii is be-
heved TO be a case Of suicide.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02

VIENNA. July An officer has COM
mitted suicide at Cutmro by piacing him
self in front OF the mouth of cannon
and firing It with q match stick.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02

FRANKFORT, July THE anarchist
Lioste. who murdered Herr Rumpf. Police
Councillor ia January last, has been con-
v.ctCe and sontCnced 10 death.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
TUESDAY. eth inst, at II o'clock, in front OF
Court House, we will sell portion of
COTTAGE AT AUCTION.
BYI. ID. LaROCHE'S SONS.
DESIRABLE HOME AT AUCTION.
Rv GEO. " Il M s Y Anc4in,.nnr

On 9TH JULY, in front of Court House, will
be sold that desirable brick dwelling, two
story on basement, fronting on Abercorn
street east. surrounded by Perry, Abercorn
and Floyd streets All rooms having southern
exposure; beautiful flower garden; water,
gas and all cOnveniences in house; everything
about the premises first class and in perfect
order. Terms-One half cash. balance One
year secured by mortgage per cent. interest
per anuum.
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Alsace and Lorraine's Government.

BERLIN, July THE post OF Governor
Of Alsace and Lorraine, made vacant by
the death OF Baron won Manteufiel has
been abolished. The commandaut OF the
fifteenth army corps succeeds 10 the mill
tary command OF the provinces, while the
civil administration will be directed from
nar1fn
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900 Niormons from Europe.

NEw YORK, July THE steamer Wis
consiu, which arrived 10 day from Liver
pool brou ght $50 Mormons, In charge OF
WIZ unnArn.
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M Wrerlcd .ToI,in-, :,

LONDON, July IA dispatch from
Yokohama says that there is no hope
whatever OF saving the steamer City Of
Toxic which is ashore near there. A large
portion Of the cargo has been saved.
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Eeeal Notleea.
NOTICE or LOCAL Bill,

A PPLICATION will be made at the ensu-
"A ing session of the General Assembly Of
the State of Georgia for the passage of
A bill to be entitled, An act To Incorporate
tho : SAVANNAH AND TYBEE RAILWAY
COMPANY, and to confer on said company
certain privileges and rights over marsh and
vacant lands belonging to the State in sad
county along the right Of way, and for other
purposes.
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Dividend M. 90.

SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH, GA, June 30, 1885.
A dividend OF nee 20 per cent. upon the
capital stock Of this bank has been declared
payable on demand.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Cashier.
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Speriai 1Infirrp.
NOTICE TO TOBACCO CHEWERS,
Williams s'HOme Rum"
THE NOVELTY NICKLE POCKET PIECE
FINE TOBACCO.
Notice.

NUiiGNs
SAvAHHAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. ,
DEPARTMENT or SAVINGS,
SAVANNAH, GA, July l, 1857
Interest for the second quarterof the present
year is now due, and will be paid on demand
Depositors are requested to leave their
books at the bank to be balanced.
JAS. III. HUNTER, Cashier.
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Georgia Hussars.
HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs,
SAVANNAH. GA. June 30. 1885.

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUSSARs.)
SAVANNAH. GA, June 30, 1885.
General Ordet No. a.
The Troop will assemble in
uniform, dsmounted, at 2:45 n
P. NJ. THURSDAY. July 2 at SskSui1
he corner of South Broad and gS AY
Habersham streets. whence &fa N1A
they viii proceed by cars TO 1sszfs3sssss f y
the Schuetzen Platz to contends gss14A4atesx v
with carbines and pistols for Nv
the Company medal. Sz-7yF,sy-,sssAfaAh
II. Active members must appearin fun UNI
form, spikes in helmets, with belts and
pistols, without guantlets, sabres or boots.
III. No member can be a contestant for the
medal unless uniformed and equipped as re-
CURED by Section l. of this order
~. Ammunition will be furnished by
QuSrtermaster Sergeant on the ground
By order of
WIN. W. GORDON,
Captain Commanding @. H.
GEORGE SCHLEY, First Serg't.
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NOTICE.

CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
~ YORK VS.. THE EAST TENNESSEE.
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD
COMPANY. In Equity. IN the Circuit
Court of the United States. No. -. South
ern District Of Georgia, Western Division.
1t is ordered that all disputed claims, with
out regard to amount, against the Receiver
In this cause, arising out Of his operation OF
the Respondents railroad, in the Southern
District Of Georgia, shall be presented to the
court by Intervening petitions in this cause
setting forth the facts.
bec0nd. That the Receiver, or his counsel,
shall be notified OF the filing Of such petitions
by due and legal service.
Third. That the Receiver shall have twenty
l20l. days from and after the service of said
notice within which to make defense thereto.
Fou, tn. That at the expiration of said
twenty (20) days said petition, or petitions,
shall be, by the Clerk, referred to the Special
Master in this cause to take proof and report
TO the court the same and his conclusions
thereon III the prem SEES.
FiTth. Upon the fling of such proof and
report by such Special Master upon any inter-
vening petition said Receiver, or bis counsel,
and the intervening petitioner shall have
notice thereof, and ten days FROM and after
the service Of SAID notice within which to ile
exceptions to said report.
Sirtb. Upon said exceptions and report, or
upon SAID report, II there be no exceptions,
the right of the party shall be adiudged.
SeUenth. In the event said Receiver shall
not have any funds IN his hands out of which
to pay the sum so adjudged, he shall report
the same to the court, and also chow in his
said report when, IN ms opinion. he win be IN
funds out Of which 70 pay such adjudicated
claim.
Eighth. The hearing before said Master
shall be in the city Of Macon, at such times az
may be determined by said Master, under the
direction Of the court. of which sIttings all
parties in interest shall have due notice. But
in all cases where the circumstances shall re-
Quire, Oh account of the number Of wi THESES
or other good cause the Master shall be au-
thorzed to have hearings at such other points
in said district as shall besmOst convenient
and conducive To the ends Of Justice.
Ninth. Ordered further that kustace W.
Speer be appointed special Master in this
cause.
This 18th day of June. 1885, at Atlanta,
Georgia. w. u. WOODS,
Circuit Justice.
certify that the above and foregoing order
is a true anu correct extract from the min
utCs Of the said Circuit Court.
Witness my Official signature and seal OF the
said court at savannah, Georgia, this 18th day
Of June, 4. d. 1885.
MARION ERWIN, Deputy Clerk.
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SALE

MY entire stock Of CANARY and manv
Va other kinds of choice BIRDS and CAGES
Will be sold at auction every night until july
9Th b. WHANASAW, 1872 BrOughtOn street.
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Sale Of Household Furniture.


On THURSDAY, July Cd. 1885, at IL O'Clock
90 the premises, PA Liberty street, near
West Broad,
PARLOR SUITE, BEDROOM SUITE,
EASY CHAIRS, WARDROBE,
Marbe-T0p TABLE, BUREAUS, Mating.
SOFA, LOUNGE. IMantel Ornaments
Clock, Hat Rack, Sewing Machine
WINDOW BLINDS, MIRROR. CROCK
ER4 CHINA, STOVE and UTENSILS. Ia
BLES, Handsome BRUSSELS CARPET
One very fine ORGAN. cost S75. with a gem
eral assortment OF other household articles
&S%- barnard street cars pass every 10
minutes.
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Amrtton salfn 0o.Dau.
CONTINUED SALE OF STOCK
M
Store 162 Broughton St.
LaRoCHE,s SONS. Auotioneer

ByI.D. LaROCHE's SONS, Auotioneers.
We viii sell THIS DAY at IL O'Clock in sierra
l62 Broughton street, between Barnard and
Whitaker streets,
The remaining stock, comprising elegant
CANARY SONGSTERS, MOCRING BIRDS
PARROTS, BIRD CAGES, CANDIES of ali
kinds, 10000 PAPER BAGS, various sizes
SODA WATER FOUNTAIN. SHOW CASES
GLASS JARS. FRUIT EXTRACTS for soda
Water, a few good CIGARS and MONKEYS.
sale will continue every morning till entire
stock is closed out.
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23QFpfitteG.


SOIOmOn'S Lodge NO. /, Z. and 4. n.
A regular Communication Will be e
held al Masonic Temple THIS Thurs Vnl|JsA-
day EVENING, July ?, $3.50, at NJ
O'Clock.
Visiting and transient brethren fraternally
invited.
The NJ NJ. VIII be conferred. By order
J.R. SAUSSY, W. NJ.
TFOs. H. LAIRD, Secretary.
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RUNNING THE GAUNTLET.

At II 80 o'clock car with eight police
men and n reporter as the sole passengers
started from the barn on Western avenue
down town on the Madison street track,
The car got through without any difficulty
except occasional boOting. Trouble was
expected at Halsted street, but there was
none. This car was followed by two
others, also with police and deputy sher-
ifs. No passengers were taken and the
cars went over the route without mOles-
tafiOu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-15

received word yesterday that Assemblyman ray
lor, of Kings, had become an Evarts mau because
he was not pleased with his committee appoint
ments. They hope to win him back, and say there
is no moro dlsafection over the committees thah
usual.
The oleomargarine question continues 10 hauh'
the Eyart; leaders. One. of them said yesterday:
II does not seem possible that men can be serious
in their opposition to Mr.. Evarts on so slender a
ground as that he gave legal opinion that al ac'
of the Legislature was unconstitutional AS 10 the
main issue of butter against Oleomargarlne' MI.
Evarts is a farmer himself and has n thousand
acres of land He is also a dairyman to certain
extent for have eaten butter ut his tabie tha'
came from his farm. He never made, sold OF
handled even au ounce of oleomargarIne; Inc pc
titions for his his election are signed 9y loic
farmers than any other occupation. JEFFERSON
County Republicans, whose big petitioh was
published in TIE TRIBUNE, are largely dairy % laIal-
ers That is one of the large dairy counties.
The ONLY place where the Oleomargarine question:
gets foothold is where dairying Is O minor occu
patton and politics Of certain shady S'f' p''-
dominant" A.. oxoo,
lent positions given General Barnum Messrs tau
Allen Rockefeller aud WindOlph. Among @ Inc
hovso there is some soreness because the lnrihpe
from John j. OBriens district, Mr.. Smith Is piaeeu
at the tail end of an insignificant cohmlt,ec.
OBren il is said. could have secured DetteI
place Tor his representative by gong 10 ex, ,senuoi
bIatt but refused 10 ask for avOrs from thai source.
The confidence of both Evarts and Morton ilen
remains undated The former claim that tnelr
favoritc is gaining IN strength daily; The latter that
they have the battle won.