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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-14
JUNE MEETING
Or THE
GGnHGmGn'S Driving Park Association,
THUNDERBOLT COURSE,
JUNE 23, ID AND 30.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
TRoTTING-3 minute class, mile heats, three
in Ave; purse $3.50; Sll0 to first, $40 to second
2:37 class; mile heats, three in five purse
5000; $3.50 10 first, $50 60 second.
RUNNING RACE-Han mile heats, two in
three; purse s75; $50 to first SIS to second ;
catch weights.
SECOND DAY.
TROTTING-2:5O class, mile heats, three IN
Eve; Hotel and Saloon Purse $l75; $3.50 to first
$45 to second.
z:43 class; mile heats, three in five; Associa-
tion Purse $3.50; $3.50 to first, $50 to second.
THIRD DAY.
TROTTING-Free to all; three IN five: Mer-
chants Purse $685.; 1855 to first, 500 to second.
"COnsolation" for all horses that have not
won race a this meeting; purse 500; $75 to
first, S25 to second.
All Trotting Races to be governed by the
rules of the National TrOtting Association.
In the Trotting Races four to enter, three to
start; entrance 10 per cent of purse. which
must accom- pany entry. All entries close
June 18th, at No. IL Jefferson street, corner st.
Julian.
All the railroads centering here have agreed
to give reduced rates TO visitors. hotels have
also reduced their prices.
ID. H. CAMPBELL.
Sec'V q. ID. p A
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Expressing Contrary Opinions

LONDON, June 13-At the hearing to-
day of the Lauderdale peeraZe case before
the House of Lords, United States Senator
Edmunds and Mr.. Fowler ex pressed opin-
ions contrary to those OF Minister Phelps
and Mr.. stephen Nash, as given
to the House Of Lords on Friday
respecting the New York marriage laws
OF i772. Mr.. Edmunds and Mr.. Fowler
believed that the publication Of banns or
the obtaining Of n license were necessary
but they were unable to cite any judicial
decisions showing that a marriage per-
formed without such ceremonies mad ever
been annulled.
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The report Of the physicians who held a
post morton examination on the remains OF
Peter Allen, aged n years, taken Ia cornec-
ton with the case Of Robert OGlum. who
jumucd from brooklyn bridge is Causib x con
siderable discussion among the medical fra
teruity ns to ihc probable distance "a body mav
fan without endaugering life. A Ion was run
Of bunheath Caithnteshire. scotland, whom
be lost his balance and iell over a perpendic
MAR clif 300 feet high into the sea. The doAd
body waB found az ebb tide IN u pool at the
foot Of the preclpice. One arm was broken
and the body was otherwise mangled. IL is
cOntcndcd that the hoy was alive for some
little time after reaching the water, and that
II he had boon promptly rescued from the
water and attended 20 rs wAs Odlum, he
would have turv.yoG the fall,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-14

LONDON, June l3.-The long continued
quarrel between Queen Victoria and her
son-in-law LOUIS VI, Grand Duke OF
Hesse- Darmstadt, because Of the latter's
morganatic marriage TO Nine. Kalomne,
has. II is said, been 6nicably ended. The
Duke, who, before the discovery Of the
kalomlne affair, was believed 20 be a
sutton for the hand of Princess
Beatrice, whom, according 10 report, he
was 10 marry as soon rs Parliament
passed the deceased wife's bin, will now,
according TO recent announcement, soon
be married 10 the Princess Hilda, OF
Hamault- Deseau.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-14

Scientists and physicians universally
agree in ascribng the most healthiul tonic
aud nutritiye qualities Of sll grain to bar
ley. This is one great reason why Dur.
FY's PURE MALT WnIsKl Is so exactly
suited 10 the requirements Of mothers at
the critical time when their systems are
extraordinarily taxed TO supply proper
nourishmnnt for both themselves and
their odspriBg. IL II absolutely free from
best doctors strongly recommend IL for
the above purposes az the only reliable
and safe artiole 10 use. At all reliable
grOcsss and druggiste Selling Agezts for
aasA.Aah, SirDmAn Bros.
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THE WALKING MATCH.
The Baltimore Contest "a FlzzIe and the
Management Out Of Pocket.

me BnlA1moro contest u NAZLle ana u q
Management Out OF Pocket.
BALTIMORE, June 18.--The walking
match which commenced last Sunday
night with such a flourish Of trumpets
and under such seemingly favorable
auspices, came TO doleful termination to-
night. Among the starters were Hart,
koremac, Elsen, Sweeney, Panchot and
others. Tonight the solitary pedestrian,
who claimed the few hundred dollars gate
money, was PanchOt, who had WEAKLY
tOiied around a l4-lap track until 900
miles had been scored % his credit.
AftCr sunday night the attendance
dwindled down until on Thurs
day the only people in the
garden were the weary walkers.
the policemen and trainers. and a score
Of walters. one by one the walkers
dropped out as they saw there would he
nothing 70 divide, and the funeral Of six
day walking matches in this city was
foiemnized tonight, when the seddened
manager returned TO New York very much
out Of pocket.
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BEATRICE's MARRIAGE.
Extensive Preparations for the Event
Germ any to be Snubbed.

LONDON, June 13.-The marriage of the
Princess Beatrice 10 Prince Henry OF
Battenburg will not, after all, be such a
''quiet'' affair as it was at first intended.
In fact, the Queen seems to have made W
her mind to marry of her last
daughter with a great deal of pomp and
ceremony. She has issued orders t
largely increase the invitations to the
wedding, and the bridal cake, which Is &c
be something quite extraordinary in the
confectioner's art, will weigh $50 pounds
No member of the royal family of Ger
many is 10 be invited TO the Princess
Beatrice's wedding.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the County Commits.
i s1oners of Chatham county viii apply at
the July (l8S5l session of the Georgia Legisa
ture for the passage of the acts with the cap
tions following, to wit:
An act vesting and establishing in the
county of Chatham right of way in and 10
all drainage canals, public drains and bitches
IN Chatham county, outside of the corporate
limits OF the city of Savannah, now used or
which may hereafter be acquired and used
for public drainage and sanitary purposes
and placing same under the control and man.
agement OF the County Commissioners Of said
county, and comforting upon them full power
to regulate and control the manner Of con.
Meeting herewith upon the part of persons
owning lands adjacent thereto, or through
which the same may run, by trunks, culveris
etc. and also empowering the County Com.
mlssloners to compel land owners, through
whose land drain bitches have been dug con
Meeting with said drainage canals, public
drains and bitches, to keep the same open and
In good order In their respective holdings
Also empowering the County Commissioners
TO compel the owner or owners Of all toll
roads In said county TO keep the bitches
parallel to and bordering on their respective
roads open and in good condition, aud upon
failure of the owner or owners of lands or Of
toll roads so to do, authorizing the said County
Commissioners, after ten DAYS notice of such
default to the owner OF owners thereof, or bis
or their agent, to have the necessary work
done at the expense of said owner or owners,
and to provide for the collection of the cost
thereof; and fixing a penalty for all persons
found guilty of injurlng, obstructng or other
wise interfering with said drainage canals
public drains, bitches, ETC., and for other
purposes.
An act to provide for the auditing and psss-
ing for payment By the County Commission
ers OF Chatham county Of the claims of the
County Treasurer, Tax Collector and Tax
Receiver for commissions against the county
OF Chatham, and Tor other purposes.
An act requiring the County Surveyor Of
Chatham county, or any other surveyor, to
file in the Offices OF the Clerk of the Superior
Court and Clerk of the County Commission
eri Of Chatham county certified copies Of each
survey or subdivision of land made by him
IN said county outside Of the corporate limits
Of the city Of Savannah, and fixing penalty
for each case of failure 80 to do, and for other
purposes.
An act to amend section H. of an act APP
proved september Is, 1888, entitled an "Act to
permit the Judge OF the City Court of SaYan-
nah to practice law as a convcyancer under
certain circumstances, TO provide tor the
payment of his salary and other expenses of
said court, and for other purposes" so as tO
require the County Commissioners Of Chat
ham county to audit the monthly bill OF the|
Judge of said City Court and pass the same
for payment as other legal claims against the
county.
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Diamond Merchnnts Fail.

LONDON, june 18.-rhe failure of the
HattOn-Garden hrm OF diamond mer-
chants for 100000 has caused semi
panic IN the London diamond trade. i'm
which other serious failures are now
looked for. The market for diamonds has
for many months been extremely de-
pressed.
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10 Contest The Elcctinn.

CHICAGO, June IA meeting OF the
citizens committee was held to-day for
the purpose 81 considering The advisable
~ Of c1ntesLng the election OF Harrison
for Mayor. A resolution 10 contest was
adopted, and committee was appointed
aud empowered 10 take Immediate action
10 that oud.
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Tlghllng in snlvndnr.

LA LIBERTAD, june ia body OF 1000
Guatemaans with nine cannon have en-
tered Santa Anna. Fighting has been
going on around Ahuachapan, Coate-
legue and Guayabal in Salvador for four
DAYS without definite results.
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tYeathor lndtoatIons,

For the South Atlantic States to-day:
Fair weather, stationary temperature, va
riable winds, generally southeasterly.
The height of the river at Augusta at
/ :33 O'Clock p. IN. yesterday Augusta
time) was 81 feet--a fall of 2.7 during
the preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
at Savannah June 10, 1884 and 1885:
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Forged spanish Bonds.

LONDON, June 13.-The Spanish fnan-
cial commission in London have issued
notice warning the public that there are
large amounts of forged Spanish bonds at
present in circulation. These bonds, the
notice states, have been negotiated on va
riOus European bourses and in the United
States.
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ON DIAM0ND AND TURF.
RECORD OFTHE LEAGUE GAMES
PLAYED YESTERDAY.

AN Exciting Same In Augusta in Which
Columbus Was DeSsstsd-ESi rIninEh am
Defeased by Macon and Memphis BY
Attsnts-Tlae &sasfiviilS-Atlsnts Game s
TO Commences Fo-aEorrow-7urf Events
sc Coz-s,y Island ana st. Louis.
AUGUSTA, June 13-Tbe Augustus de-
feased Colambtls to-day BY g score Of . TO
?. The game STOOD one and one up 10 the
eighth Inning, y hen Augusta sdded one
laore 10 her score, On the ninth inning
the Augustus by safe hits scored three
runs. Tie game MAS a very exciting one
throughout. Both clubs seemed to be
especially anxious 70 win To-Day. The
Augusta battery was BOAoFd and SIX
smith. That Of Columbus WAS Clark and
strauss.
Base hits-AuSusta g. Columbus 5.
Errars-AugUsts s. Columbus 9.
Struck out-By Hodord q by Clark S.
harmed runs-Augusta g Columbus 0.
BIRMINGHAM BADLY BEATEN.
MACON, GA, June 18.-Eight hundred
neople witnessed to-daY's game between
Macon and Birmingham. 1t contained
no special features beyond the heavy bat
ting OF the Macons. Heinzman and
Gillian were MscOn's battery, and Nc
Cauley and Troy Birmingham's. The fol-
lowing is . summary OF the game and the
score by innings:
bly9IBEb. i'' '. : 9 : Q S-iS
Earned rUne-Gacon !. Birmingham 3.
Wild pitches-a aeon 8, birmingham I.
Double plays-MacOn !, birmingham !.
struck out-HeinzmaR ?. Mc-auley 5.
Passed halls-(fiiian !, Troy !.
Time OF gAme-2 hours is minutes.
Umpire-McCut.
AN UEIETEREsTING GAME.
ATLANTA, GA. June l3.-Memphis aud
Atlanta played their third game this after
noon. which resulted in a victory for the
home team Of to ?. There was a
amau attendance and an embarrassing
game.
Hits-Atlantas s. Memphis Z.
Errors-Atlantas 0. Memphis 2.
The Observation-Disclosures games CON-
mence on Monday.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The following
games were played to-day:
At Wilmington J, Virginia -.
At New York-Metrop0lltan 5, St. Louis 2.
At Observation-Disclosures Z, Provi-
dence 4.
At rooklyn-CincinnAti 8. Brooklyn II.
At st. Louis-St. Louis g. Buffalo 2.
At Milwaukee-Mlw 3, Keokuk /.
1T PhIadelp his-Athletic l9, Louisville 2.
At Baltimore-Baltimore II, Pittsburg 10.
AT Chicago hlcagO II, Detroit 2.
a. Norfolk-N ationals Is, Norfolk 3.
At Newark, n. Newark s, Jersey City l.
At Trenton. n. Trenton 3, Lancaster 8.
At Bostou--New York Z, BostonS
THE TOLEDO CLUB DIsBANDED.
TOLEDO, o., June 13.-The Toleda Base
Ball Club formally disbanded to-day.
Most Of the players have accepted offers
in other cities.
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GAMBLING an MONTE CARLO.
The French Government Determined to
Nuppress 1t.

Suppress 1t.
LONDON, June l3.-The French Govern
ment has decided TO suppress the gaming
tables at Monte Carlo. NJ. Schoelcher.
the reporter of the French Senatorial
Committee which has been investigating
the entire subject Of gambling at this
famous resort, has written letter to
the association formed to break up
the games that the government will
no longer tolerate the criminal
enterprise carried on at Monte Carlo, and
which disgraces that fragment Of French
territory. The Prince of Monaco, VINO
owns the gambling establishment at
Monte Carlo, declares that the French
Government has no jurisdiction over his
property, and that he will resist its ef-
forts 70 interfere with his business.
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8. O. ENEEY. Sri. 3. c..
Rice Shipments Resumed.

SHANGHAI, June 1S.-The shipment OF
rice has been resumed.
Iii dung Chang, Prime Minister, has in.
formed NJ. Patenotre, the French Minis.
ter, that China will look 10 France for aid
In the construction Of railways and other
pubtic Works
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KewnrdinR Nd NnNngenrs.

LONDON, June i3.--The imperial gov.
eminent has ordered the payment Of flOO
30 each widow Of the Canadian yoyageurs
In the Nile expedition. II Is also ordered
that the mothers Of the voyageurs shall
be paid $50 each.
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FUNERAL Snuitstinna.

GANNON.-The relatives and friends of
Thomas Cannon and family, of Joseph Man
Mon and J. j. hannIon and family, are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral of
JAMES NJ, infanf son of the former. from 81
West Broad streAt at $3.50 O'Clock THIS AT
TERNOON.
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Immeden's Sword OF Honor

LONDON, June 13.--sir Peter Lumsden
has asked the promoters of the fund now
being raised ~ secure for him "a sword
OF honor" to suspend further action in the
matter until his relations with the War
Ollee are In more saltled state.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-14

Dogs transmit 10 through their teeth.
Teeth shonld be kept tree from virus.
Use SozoDOGr. keep the teeth clean.
ana no damage can be done by the man
VINO Bays 10 the girl, al feel like oaeing
you up, GeR9csAD
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Arrrnnn,rmip.

SAVANNAH TIA EATR e.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1885.
Grand opening OF the Seventh season of the
TO R ID
Dramatic Association
Under the, stage management of
j. c. SHAW.
First production on any stage of Mr.. JAMES
NEILL's Romantic Four-Act Drama,
CHIP REDMOND !!
The Moonshine Maid
Temperance Of savannah's Favorte,
MISS AUGUSTA CHI MBERS.
First appearance of
MISS A DIE Moor ADY,
Late of the Two Johns Company.
Specially Engaged for "Chip Redmond"
MISS ANNIE HELEN BLANCHE,
Late Of Madison square Theatre.
Temperance after Three Years Profess
ei0nal Experience Of Savannah's Rep
resentative Young Actor,
MIR. ia w EES n EILL.
CAST:
Bill Redmond (the Moon
shine ChieO -............. Mr.. James NELL
Chip Redmond (his ward
............-...M Miss Annie Helen Blancke
Doc Adams (his Dookkeeper) Mr. L. I Doyle
Ike Smith ,his overseer) 49, Mr.. }. u. Miller
IDjin Jim Chips ulay mate) Mr.. I. NJ Readick
Earle LaEdrum q. 5. army Mr.. j. +. Doyle
Gen. Geo. Landrum (his father
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. Geo. s. McAlpin
Arabella Montgomery IAN Old Maid)
...... ......-..-. Miss Augusta Chambers
Grace Montgomery her ncicel
.............. ~. Miss Addie McCready
Capt. FitZsimCus u. 5. Army
.................-. Mir. DiedeTich Schroeder
Soldiers, MOonshiners, Etc.
ACT l. Tallulah Falis-"A Brave Girl
ACT II. Rabun Gap-"Good- bye"
ACT III. a Mountain Shindig-"The Es-
Aor ". The Secret Cave-"A Happy
Dawn"
SCALE OF PRICEs.-GeneraI admission DRESS
Circle and Parquette) Soc; Family Circle,
Csc; Gallery, l5c.
Tickets for sale by members of the FOrds
and at the bookstore of Messrs. Davis Bros,
and also at the Central Railroad and s., f. &
W. Ry. ticket offices. Seats reserved at DAVIS
Bros. No extra charge.
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IghPr SrbF0ule.
TYBEE ISLAND.

> - n ia r ~ = a. ~ y " - " - a
NJ. p. USINA, MASTER,
Leaving wharf foot Of Abercorn street:
REGULAR SCHEDULE.
! From Tybee Wharf A. NJ, u 80
ervArnAve +. NJ. and r..
9ONDAi From City Wharf 10 A. NJ, P. NJ.
and P. y.
MONDAYS
TUESDAYS From Tybeewharf az A NJ.
WEDNEs DAYS From City Wharf az q 80 P.
THURSDAYS 81.
FRIDAYS
! From Tyboe Wharf att A. N.
@ ArrfpnAvat and r.. N.
% ( From City Wharf at 10 A. ~.
and q 80 ?. 81.
The steamer is open Tor charter on all days
except Saturdays and sundays. Parties
charterinR must arrange excursion schedule
- 81 NOT tO interfere with regular schedule.
40 freight received later than 10 MINUTES
befo-e departure Of steamer.
Fare, including Railway 10 Capt. BUNS
residence--W whole, 0)c.; Halves, SOC.
JOHN +. Robertson, Agent.
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Sperial &totirro.
Chatham Superior Court

Chatham Superior Court
JUNE TERM, 1885.
By direction of His Honor Judge Adams
Petit Jurors who we're heretofore discharged
to Monday next, are hereby notified that they
need not appear until TUESDAY, 10th inst
This 18th day of June. 1855
JAMES x. p. CARR.
Deputy Clerk 5. G. G. c.
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Truck shippers

VIII please take notice that the Steamship
"Wm. Lawrence" sails for Baltimore at $3.50
P. NJ. MONDAY, 18th INST.
JAS. B. WEST & CO., Agents.
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Notice.
OFFICE SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT Co..
SAVANNAH, ga, juno II. 1880. /
This company has divided TO each share Of
stock, as to-day Standing upon its books the
sum of FOUR DOLLARS out of the proceeds
OF the sale Of certain property, payable on
and after MONDAY, the 18th met.
a. G. GUERARD. President.
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Cotton region bulletin for "a hours end
ing p. M:
SAVANNAH. June l3. IL P. NJ. Eastern time.
DISTRICTS. AVERAGE.
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ACT I. Tallulah Falls-"A Brave Girl
ACT II. Rabun Gap-"Good- bye"
ACT III. Mountain shindlg-"The Es-
cape"
ACT ". The Secret Cave-"A Happy
Dawn"
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-11
At CaFllsS.

Thevescelius Opera and Comedy company comprising the famous Vescelius trio, gave their second performance at Carlls last even ing beforaa fair but heartily appreclative audience. The individual and chorus sing ing was very good indeed and was well re- ceived by the audience, who testified to it by their hearty applause.
 The character that MT. Austen played in the opera of t'The Stolen Kiss" reminded very strongly of the Marquis de Pour Sable in .sMadane Favart'' and was played with 8 f;rish and fine sense of humor This gen +1anoan's acting belongs to the English school. The company was throughout well received. They appear tonight in "The Stolen Kiss and ssLove Signal The music is entirely new in this country.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.
n-saf mnntion.

Brief Mention.
 The Boston Ideals play in Hartford on the 2Sd and 24th. Postmaster Clark, of Birmingham, is about to erect brick block on. Bridge street, Shel- ton.
 Mrs. Boucher, wife of ex-Policeman Bouch- or, died yesterday after an illness ot several weeks.
 The branch of the Salvation Army in Hart ford has made about score of converts, not withstanding the Arny's street music
 Street sprinklers were out yesterday for the first time this season. The March winds and the prevailing dust called them out Work on the new depot for New Britain will be soon commenced. It will be as large as Meriden's, one story high with towers.
 An exhibition of the ''Flagg" fire extin- Ruisher was held in the vacant lot on the corner of Orange and Grove streets yesterday afternoon.
 The funeral of Colonel Deming N. Welch, who died in Dresden, will take place from the residence of Hon. Harmanus M. Welch this afternoon.
 MT. Thomas Maroney, of Fillmore street, left for Baltimore yesterday in response to telegram stating that his son, who IS study ing at St. Charles college, lies at the point of death.
 August Lassel1, German ithographsr, had three fingers of his left hand accident ally crushed in drop press at H. c. Aliens on Temple street. Dr. Frank Whittemore amputated the three fingers
 Among the entries of the "dog show" to be given by the New Haven Kennel club n the Second Regiment armory is the English setter "Joe" owned by MT. I. L. Brown, o1 Derby, who has refused an offer of $2OO fol him.
 Bridgeport music lovers will be enter tained with fine concert of chamber music tomorrow evening at their opera house. The addition of Miss Juch to the artists IS g strong attraction. party of fifty wei known New Haven residents will attend thu concert
 Tomorrow the twelfth annual meeting the New Haven woman's Baptist foreigi missionary conference will be held in Cal vary Baptist church in this city. The ses sions open at 10 a. m. and 1880 D. m Mrs Gurney, of Assam, will address the ladies all of whom are invited to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-11
Personal.


 Mrs. E. L. Clark has gons to Hot Springs, Arkansas, accompanied by her husband ana nurse She has been suffering severely from rheumatism for year or more.
 Depot Policeman Kennedy was off duty yesterday owing to illness.
 Captain Hyde, of the police force, is still confined to the house by severe attack of headache.
 William H. Moore's term of office as post master in Fair Haven expired yesterday His friends are urging MT. Moore's reappolnt- ment on the ground that he is an efficient officer and an ex-soldier. Among the caRdi- dates spoken of are Chief c. S. Brown of the ! fire department and David Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Foote were made happy Sunday morning by the. arrival of ten pound baby girl. Thomas J. Sweeney, formerly of New Haven, has bought saloon in Ansonia, for merly Barney Geoughan's. 1 Margaret Brophy of Norwalk, formerly Bridgeport, has been sent to jail forty-hv l times for drunkenness.
 Gideon Thompson of Bridgeport, age eighty three, an uncle of City Sheriff Thomp son of that city, is very critically ill.
 William Foley, who was injured at W1n chester's armory last Friday, is no worse but not out of danger.
 | Master Bertie Hendrick left this week O his second trip, this time giving exhibition in fancy skating through New Jersey H has been presented with 8 very fine pair skates by Peck & Snyder. The little wol der' is giving good satisfaction wherever | appears. The Catskiu Mail says the large' audience ever gathered indoors at Catskl | greeted him there.