Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
PlIILADELPH[A'S PRIZES.
GOV. UNDE5EW GOD PROMISES
TO PAY THE8I IN 30 DAYS,


or First Prize Money The MOntgom-
cry Greye, LOmex Rifles and Encianap-
oils Light Infantry Follow ia the
Order Named--Battery u the Artillery
Champions.
PluLADELpHIA, July 6.-The national
encampment in Fairmout Park broke up
to-day. The Lomax Rifles, OF Mobile, will
remain here untt tomorrow. The Hous-
ton Light Guards and the Mont-
gomery Greys started last night
for New York city to accept
the hospitality of the Twenty-third
New York Regiment. The Branch
Guards and Busch Xouayes have accepted
an invitation to stay over night at the
State Fencibles' armory. The decision of
the board of military Judges, consisting
of Gen. Jackson and Lieutenantg Glare,
Satterlee and BerkbeImer, of the United
States army, was announced as folowss
INFANTRY.
First prize. Houston Guards
Second prize, Montgomery Grevs.
Third prize L0maX Rsflee, OF Mobile.
Fourth prize, Indianapolis Light infan-
Fifth prize. Branch Guards, st. Louis.
Sixth prize Company A., First Ken-
tucky Regiment.
Seventh prize, Alexandria Light ln-
tantry.
ZoUAvEs.
First prize, Busch Zouave3 Of St. Louis.
10 oo'ip9uViou'
ARTILLERY.
First prize, Battery b., Washington
Artillery, New Orleans.
Second prize, indianapolis Light ArtiI4
leIx'
lhlFu prhe' Aouisi@ha Fleld Af'iiiefys
New orleans.
FourIu prI1e, hlchtnoho hoWlthefs.
ilth pil1e' batteTy =, flfss AehtuckY
neg iluenl'
2tNlh pilae' = batteIy' Alllhol5 AatlouA4
d4afu'
1cFehtu prl@e, +, 3 iith ONO batleFy.
GATLING GUN.
First prize. Second New York Battery.
! No c0mDetitton.
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| shout - - 80 r-,.
/ -igi 1is ve'".g g ItoSN Nos' Nhuor
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- ny ny Iuuses g0f9 tnelf u9
e.eioi', "hu PVF' oh.tei +" uod' iu appfoPAAT
~ ase % a,'g e9sgs1 pfosenoed tns coinslahlef
y, o''Cn V'''',olul VI Sa'.lHaVion "itu ~
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| ho" qhVOo lol wy HIst PtiAe io@"J9iuf ms
Nv the board ~ I,itod ttoe ,tl,,,a ~,
First Regiment Of ONO waa presentosf
| an elegantly embyofdprrd stand Of colors
costing 1900 the second Ohi0 was pre-
scented with a handsome national 1ae
costing Sl0O tho keptuckiang were pre-
scented with a beautiful embroidered silI1
stars and stripes costing 5000.
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, 1ns Iulcn Iulcn Nopt. h"ehleI, 81 tue buseh
'e,1' "eS pieSe,itou "stn Ah e1 qutSlta
Viss,i'Uli" mtst p4tEs S'7t.ns Plo9 anu LIEUT.
W s1sun' sr ~ L"I ~ ''H'IiilS Gun PatteFy
! - -" IN l'oelfS'r@ q ouPei1 diaHiYh1
! J93,~, eleu p"ukG oo5t'nE @%'v. l'l7leaa pt
sllS guluphs tne Iioustoh Li2ht "uatos
il, a,H 4ho,iIRoihery m SoIeys received very me
5iIA ell'DI Ioi''ereu liaIs GostinR 9VgV- lhe
n,,,,,a,,. .,,,,la, ,,dt h,.,,,,r dist,it.,t't "a
MANY express doubts ~ ever receivi,e-
! them. N was said thaf Gov.
| Underwood gave "a reoaon
! Tor mot having the paceagarv tunds
! 10 nav the caah prizee fhat d y,,e d,Ie IL
/ a number ef pbiiadelDhians who TAILED t0
resnoud with coptrifufinna ttav proto.
| jsad When Cov ITndervVood was .,,ee-
| TONED about his failure fo nav tba s.ash
pr5zes he renliod that the eouDaptes had
! an been satisfied asd tbat he vo,ijd tolr
no furtber an ana ub;aot
|
HUNTING FOX THE PRIZES.
| wNaa said This evening FHHt hr had re-