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Macon and Columbus Play Two Games
snd Each Win one.

Macon and Columbus Play Two Games
snd Each Win one.
ATLANTA. June ls.-Atlanta and Chat
tanooga played their deferred game here
this afternoon. resulting in victory for
Atlanta by score Of 6 to o. At the ending
of the first inning heavy rain storm
came up, lasting nesrly an hour
and flooding the grounds, after
which the game was resumed
and played to finish The
fearful condition Of the grounds ruined
what promised to be fine battle. Inc
men, regardless Of positions, fell down
whenever they attempted to move, ana
the contest was more amusing than enter
tanning.
Hirs-Atlanta s. Chattanooga 8.
Errors-Atlanta ]. Chattanooga 5.
The Atlantas LETT for Augusta tonight,
and the Chattanooga took the train for
Macon.
MACON WINS A GAME.
MACON, GA. June 1S.-An exhibition
game Of bah was played this morning
between Columbus and Macon. The
former scored :. and the latter l.
Three hundred people were present. A
deferred league game was played THIS al
ternOOn between Macon and Columbus
which was exciting throughout. IL was
a good game, but had no special features.
Following is the score by innings:
CoI1mbns - o o 0 } ? o..
Errors-Mscou !. Columbus 3.
Bases on balls-Macon !, Columbus I,
Base hits-MAcon 6, Columbus 10.
Two-base hlts-MacOn 2.
struck out-by Macon 8. Columbus 3.
Left on hases-Macon :, Columbus Z.
PASSED. balls-Columbus !.
Double plavs-Macon !, Columbus !.
Wild pitches-M aeon ].
Assists-MaCOn 49, Columbus Is.
Time nour and ~ minutes.
Umpire Young.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-The following
games were PLAYED to-day:
At New York Brooklyn s. st. Louis ];
Metropolitan !, Cincinnati 5.
At st. Louis-Detroit 1. st. Louis 3.
At Springfield, Mass. - Philadelphia %,
SPRING 6eld 5.
At Observation-Disclosures ., Louisville 2.
Chicag0-Chicago Z. Buffalo 1.
A. NeWark-N Newark 4, Trenton 3.
Al Observation-Disclosures S, Boston 0.
At Eofolk-Norfolk -, Wilmington 2.
At Fortress Monroe-Game at Hampton
Soldiers Home-WlmlngtOn 2, Hampton
Nationals /.
At Richmond-Nationsl 4 Virginia 6.
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PORT SAID, June lS.-The Suez canal
will not be cleared OF the sunken dredge
before Suudayn next. Meanwhile traffic OF
the canal Ia NJ a standstill. Not less than
100 steamers are nc anchorof theentrance
TO the canal awaiting passage. The loss
entailed upon shipping by the accidental
ainking Of the dredge Is enOrmnus.
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8. ID. EMERY. 81. 81 C. 10 s.. a
What Causes Pneumonia,

Doctors are puzzled to trace the exact
causes of pneumonia but are not quite
certain thatit is generally fatal. Several
prominent New York physicians have
lately come to the conclusion that the
skating Kinks are to blame for the spread
of the dread disease. While we are not pre-
pared TO dispute that point, we do know
that DUFFY's PURE MALT WHISKY,
which can be obtained at any druggists
or grocer's, assures perfect restoration.
1t is absolutely pure, and invigOrating
alike to both young and old. Selling
Agents for savannah, Lippman Bros.
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Mil Property Sold Very Cheap.

LAWRENCE, MASS, June ls.-The prop
erty Of the Washington Mills Company,
consisting Of six mills, dye house, store
house and gas house, built at a total cost
Of Sl,l4 800, was sold to-day for $225, 600
70 Fred. Aver. Of Lowell. The purchaser
is 10 take at the appraised value the fur
niture and mill supplies on hand, aggre-
eating n value SOB. 900.
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Died of Plymouth Fever.

WILKEsBARKE, r.. June 1S.-William
Roberts, a prominent citizen Of Warrior
Run, died this morning OF Plymouth fever.
This is the first death from the disease in
the town, and one other case has been
reported. The authorities have deter
mined 10 adopt every available sanitary
measure to prevent the spread Of the dis
ease.
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On fhc Ncrgc of RehcIIlnn.

GALVESTON. June Dispatches re-
ceiyod today from the city Of Mexico i'm
dcate a serious condition Of affairs in
the state Of Nueyo Leon where election
riots recently occurred. IL 30 said that
the difficulties have reached that point
where rebellion begins.
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PreeldentinI Ann1Intmente.

WAsHIsGrON, June ls.-The President
to-day appointed samuel W. Shields Post
master at Morristown, Tenn, vice Trent,
RESIGNED.
VIM. r. Rowland 10 be Collector Of
Customs for the district Of Beaufort, y.
g.. and John A. Richard for the district
" pamlico. N. C..
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PUEBLo's EXPLOSION.
The site Where the Magazine stood
Now Only a Hole In the Ground.

RANN " AAhknkiho GtoDu
Now Only a Hole In the Ground.
DENVER, Col, June lS.-Later reports
from EueDIV, suv sCcuc A..
magazine explosion yesterday, are to the
effect that the damage to buildings in the
vicinity of the magazine was only slight.
Weaver and Nelson, the former Of whom
was killed, were found almost denuded OF
clothing. Their limbs were broken and
their eyes blown out. Nelson is reported
TO be dying. The place where the maya
zine stood is indicated by blackened
hole in the ground, % feet wide, 30 feet
long and 10 feet deep.
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PANS, June 1s.-The Minister Of Ma
rine BIAS official dispatches confirming the
new6 Of The l04a of Tie French gunboat
heynard. The keynard fouudcrCd IN "a
terrible cy clone which recently swept the
Gull Of Alden. Everyone on board, l27
persons, icrished.
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Resigning Conege Presidency

RICHMOND, Va, June sit was re-
ported here to-day that Gen. G.. w. c.
Lee had resigned the Presidency of Wash
ingt0r and Lee University at Lexington,
Va. II is stated tonight upon the highest
authority that Gen. Lee has rendered his
resignation in consequence Of i'll health,
uut It IL believed that some arra~e~ iivnt
viii be made to relieve hiui.
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A FatnI Boiler EXPLOSION

PETERSBURG, VA, june 1S.-This after
noon the boiler in the saw mill Of j. L.
Deal, near Wakefield Station. on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad, exploded,
killing John Tucker and iniuring three
other men, one Of whom cannot recover.
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RRilroadsin phiIadelnhin.

pHILADELPHtA, June 1s-The Rail-
rosd Committee Of the Councils this after
noon agreed 90 the plans for the entrance Of
Tie Baltimore and ohio Railroad into the
city, across the suburban district known
as the "heck," 80 far ns the Baltimore
AID IhIladeInhia Nailrnnd Is CONCERNED.
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PARIS. June iS.-The Germans resid-
ing here are very much irritoted at the
expressions Of Joy used by some Of the
journals here IN speaking OF The death of
Frederick Charles and Baron Won Man
teuhel.
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Lower still

Clothing has been sold this spring by
the "Fdmous'' lower than ever before, for
the reason that times were hard, and we
came to the conclusion, considering the
times, that to make any money on this
seasons STOCK was out OF the question,
and our low prices were the wonder of our
competitors. Now comes the clearing
time. Ihe seasons production must be
sold, pro. 6t or no profit. We make it a
point not to carry any goods over. The
goods are ours and paid for, aud if we
choose 70 sell them for one half their value
it is nObOdy's busness-tO SdUe money in
mating g0Ur purchases is at gOU care Tor.
There is great deal said aud advertised,
but the German says, ''DdS pGpieT isl
geduidig7 (the paper is patient5. You
viii never tind the "Fdm0uS" advertise
anything but what we do. With all the
blowing done you VIII find that the 'FG-
8l0US" will sell you now as good a SUIT
for $40 as others will charge you $50 for.
$40 Congress stTeet.-Adr.
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BALTIMORE, June lS.-Geo. A. Ryers,
"A white man. was convicted to-day Of
beating his wife while she was in deli
cate condition OF health. He was SEN
fenced 20 receive fifteen lashes and to
four months In Jail. he is the second
white man sentenced TO the lash for wife
beating.
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graal aoiirrs.

4 EOkGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice y
" hereby given to an persons having uy
m lands againstJOS b. REEDN decehset'
to present them % me. properly mace ov1
within the time prescribed by law, 80 " IN
show their character and amounts aua v
persons indebted 70 said deceased are heIu'
required 20 make immediate payment 70 ~''
JUNE II, les5. ,.,
Qugincd Txccufrix will Of y R. Rerdy. deea
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Manning Appoints Republican.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Gen. W..
kr2yzanOwski, who was ono Of those
who went out Of the custom house when
the force was reduced, was reappouted
as inspector OF Customs to-day by SeCre-
tary Manning Gen. krzyzanowsN Is AN
active Republican.
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Waatner Indications.

For the South Atlantic States today:
Fair weather, stationary temperatures
winds generally easterly.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1913 O'Clock p. IN. yesterday (Augusta
time) was 10 feet-a rise of Ia feet during
the preceding q hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
at Savannah June Is. 1884 and 1885:
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c. H. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

The following Unclaimed Baggage, marked
and described as nelOw, viii be sold at public
cutlery, to the highest bidder, at the store OK
the AuctiOneer. 1856 Bay street, commencing
at II A. N. on TUESDAY, July l4th, 1855, for
the benefit of whom it may concern, and 10
pay charges thereon, in conformity with the
law IN such cases provided:
DIR. S. S. RichardsOn-l Yellow Trunk.
Mrs. s. Bacon-l Empty Brown Trunk.
=. B. Clark Paper Covered Trunk.
Benz. Rollins Large Trunk.
Louisa StOkes-l Green Metal Covered
Trunk.
). +. Allen Large Zinc Trunk.
No Mark Empty Hat Box, 2 Boxes.
i Violin in Case, Baskets sun
dries.
~ Box OF Shells aud Sponges.
. small Black Hand Satchels.
IS Black Nallses, / Bundle Bed
ding.
u Large Brown Trunk, Mattress.
. ZINC Trunks, Umbrellas.
~ Yellow Trunk, Parasols.
- Hand Trunk, silk Para-Ols.
u BLACK Trunks, 3 Walking STICKS
. Brown Trunks, l Silver Head
Stick.
j Black Diagonal Overcoat.
Il Brown Diagonal OyercOat,
II Plaid Cvereoat.
II Black OyercOat.
. Lunch Baskets.
Il CarpctsacS.
Il Clincker- Built Boat, with Sails
ana Oars.
i Barrel Wearing Apparel, Bed
clothes. etc.
i Barrel Shoes. Boots, etc.
II Barrel Wearing Apparel.
i Barrel Books. Clothes. etc.
G. II. Poser Wooden Bucket; ] Double
Barrel Shotgun.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE HARNESS FIRE EXTINGUTsHER
i COMPANY, OF New York. will give an
Exhibition, under the supervision of the CHIEF
OF Fire Department THIS FRIDAY AFTER
NOON. at 4 o'clock, m front OF Cotton Fy-
change. testing the HARNESS pNEIT-
matte FIRE ENTlNGUtsuEg and HAND
GREN AIDES. All Of which are charged with
their Patent Improved Lupno Compound
Insurance agents. railroad officials and the
public generally are invited 10 attend.
All Information given by
CLEMENT SASSY.
General Aren't FOR GEORGIA.
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Owing TO extensive improvements at
our establishment this summer, we offer
stock at cost. Appel Bros. '-Ad0.
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Texas and Mexican Ponies.
Extra fine young stock, at DR.. Cox's
stables.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

DO you suffer from Indigestion, Head
ache, Constipation, Blliousness, Jaun-
dice, or Liver Complaint? Do you wish
for purely vegetable and perfectly safe
Remedy for these affections, one which
will act thoroughly without producing
any unpleasant symptomsi II so, use
S0lomons' Liver Regulating Pills. Solo
mons ~ Co. ProprietOrs. savannah. Ga.
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SUMMER LAW SCHOOL.

V'HE subscriber has removed his LAW
1 SCHOOL To ALLENDALE, S. G.. untn
October. Young men prepared for advanced
standing at II award Law School, the Bar on
business. Bookkeeping, Commercial and
Professional course combined. Board and
Tuition $50 per mouth. For circular address
EDWARD CAN1wFLL. Ailendale. s. 9.
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1m..rral 5muitatioma.

BROUGHTON.-The relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs WALTER w. BRoUGHTON.
Geo. II. BrOughton, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Ives, are invited to attend the funeral of the
former, from residence corner South and West
Broad streets, THIS AFTERNOON at
O'Clock.
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prailJo.

GILLIGAN.-Died on the 26Gh May, in his
18th year. at the residence OF his nephew,
James Gilligan, Farnaharpy, Skreen, JAMES
MCDONALD GILLIGAE, late of America, deep
" regretted by a large circle Of Borrowing
friends.-Sk0o Champion. Nay 50, 1855.
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Amy one reading the various clothing
advertisements of the day would be justi-
fed in thinking that all he had 10 do
would be 20 ask for a suit of clothes 10
have one presented TO him. A. Falk d
Son, the One Price Clothiers and Furnish
ers. inform Us that while they are not
giving away clothing, they know that
they cannot be undersold by any one, and
we would advise all who desire fine Cloth
iDg aud Furnishing Goods for little
money TO examine their goods whether
they desire 10 buy from them or not in
order 10 find out the lowest prices, that
Fine CUSTOM Made Clothing can be sold
o. oo'ore Purchasing elsewhere ADJ.
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Gghrr SrJFonIr.
TYBEE ISLAND,


NJ. z. USINA, MASTER,
Leaving wharf foot OF AbercOrn street:
q REGULAR SCHEDULE.
From Tybee Wharf A. NJ, l2'S'
sTrNnAyS z. "a. and p. N.
From City Wharf 10 IN, 3 p NJ
and 9P. X.
MONDAYS
TUESDAYS From TyheeWbarfa t An
WEDN ESDAYS : From City Wharf ut 6;av p
THURSDAYS N.
FRIDAYS
From Tybee Wharf at Z An
sATT-PDAysj and iP. 81,
( From City Wharf at 10 A. ~
and $3.50 N.
The steamer 10 oDcn for charter on an dWs
except saturdays and sundays. fAf"g
chartering must arrange excursion schelmo
50 as not To Interfere with regular seine
No freight received later than Is MlNJ4H'
before departure Of steamer. -,.
Fare, including Railway 20 Capt. Bun
Whole, 600; Halves. 30c.
JOHN y. ROBEIkrsON. Agent,
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Spouer, Gir.
SUNDREES.

A BEAUTIFUL line Of sPONGEs, Baihlns
~ and Carriage: Gil MOlS SKINS, laIHo
and small; OILED CHAMOlS for Carrlas,t91
and Buggiep, BATH TOWELS, FLEeh
BRUSHES and SALT WATER SOAP, AZ
STRONc'S DRUG STORE,
Corner Bun aud Perry street lane.
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1alrsttMaa.


Live Oak Lodge No. 3, L. 0. o. F.
A regular meeting of Live Oak Lodge No.
3, 1. o. 0. F., will be held THIS Friday
EVENING.
Grand Master Geo. II. Stone will be present
and eXemplify the work of the order.
Iii earnestly requested that every mem
Der be present.
Sister Lodges are cordially invited to be
present. o. PIERRE HANENS \. G..
Hall of Pulaski Council No. 1913, r. A.
A regular meeting OF this Council viii be
held THIS FRIDAY EVENING. at O'Clock.
GEO. W. HAUPT, K.
CLARENCE S. CONNERAT, Secretary.
Hall OF Jasper Council No. 10, II. c.
\ regular meeting of this Council will be
held THIS friday EVENING.
W. Z. GU ERARD, L.
CLARENCE S. CONKERAT. Secretary.
Forest City Gun Club.
A special meeting will be held THIS (Fri-
day EVENING at O'Clock, at the house Of
the President.
Business of Importance will be transacted.
BY order of H! KUCK, President.
j. ID. HELMKEN, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Forest City Gun Club.
$prrial 3tnttrFp.

Notice.
OFFICE SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT Co..
SAVANNAH. GA, June II. 1885.
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 10Th inst.
A. q. GUERARD President.
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Cotton region bulletin for "A hours end
ing 9 p. m:
SAVANNAH. June Is, IL P. NJ. Eastern time.
DISTRICTS. AVERAGE.
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LAKE CITY,s WATER WORKS

LAKE CITY, June 1S.-The new water
works of this city were fairly tested to-
day and proved satisfactory beyond the
most sanguine expectations, and are pro-
nounced by leading citizens as being sec
ond to none in the State, except possibly
those at Jacksonville.
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THE BIBBS.s
Anrtion SaIen G,,tire paue.
Sale Of Unclaimed Baggage

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, }
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA q WESTERN R'Y co.,
SAVANNAH, June y, 1885.
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ACT II. Rabun Gap-"GoOd-bye. e."
ACT III. A Mountain Shindig-"The Es.
cape" 20
ACT ". The Secret Caye-"A Ham,
Dawn" "Pp!
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contract 10 be fulned by noon on the I'd of March
The committee also accepted the proposal of Mr.
E. L. Brooke OF this city, Offering TO place 100 or
more four-light clusters with fancy globes as per
three light curved arm sample submitted by him ,
for SaI0 for each lamp post
Reh 4 Son If. and X. Rehl submitted proposals
for decorating the streets and avenues, and pro-
this city, 10 furnish cluster lights with colored
globes.
IL was suggested that the citizens generally be
requested TO illuminate the night OF the naugu-
ration.
MONEY ASKED FOR SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
The commissioners yesterday sent a communica
ton TO the Senate appropriations committee asking
that 5000 be appropriated for employing special
services OF the Washington monument and the in
auguration ceremonies They state that the 5000
appropriated by the house Is insufficient, and TIA
the policemen should be employed between Fcbru-
airy - and March o, so as 10 include the moaumen
ceremonies They also suggest the employ ment OF
officers from the larger cities who are familiar with
crooked people.
The Monumental Democratic Club last night Sc
lected Mr.. John Mcclure TO dri!l the club Tor It's
turnout on March 4, and Mr.. j. SuIlS was chosen
TO carry the clubs standard.
Col Colman, who is the commissioner Of the
TO Representative Cox, who referred it 10 Chair
man Berret, That he and his regiment would leave
New York on the evening OF the 81 OF March and
leave for New York again on the evening OF March
4th.
Hon. r. b. Smalley, Of Vermont, 8 member OF the
national democratic committee, called at head
quarters to-day.
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Large German earn.

From the New York Times
In bunch of fish shown yesterday by r. a..
Blackford at Fulton market were the largest
German carp yet seen coming from the Potomac
one OF them. leather-back carp. weighed over
ID pounds; the other of the scale variety. IL
pounds. On the occasion of a freshet which
took place at Washington some wears AGO the
waters of the Potomac flooded the government
nsh pond back of the White House and these
carp. then only few inches in length. and
weighing not more than five onnces were car
RED away into the river. and finding plentiful
food there. have in short time greatly increased
IN bulk. AS they are true specimens of the
German carp, w1ich is not indigenous To the
United States. their origin can he positively
hXed. Ii Is already quite we'll known that by
transpantation. the German carp grow much
laSter in their new surroundings than in the old
To-day carP-raisers in Germany are Crtt ing
Their young fish from the United states The
demand for carp is quite active. the best res
taurants in New York buying them In a very
snort time German carp will be- plentiful in all
parts OF the United states and viii Toe one of
the regulation fish in the market The intro
duction of these fish is due to the United states
fish commission.
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IlEED.

DAyFY. On "Wednesday. January IS. 1883. at 7.soa.
m. after ling, ring Illness MARY L. DANEY, beloved
wife of Henry Dayey.
Funeral win take place from residence M Tss TN
street SOUTHEAST Friday afternoon 80 o'clock Rel
atlNtS and friends are RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend
GskGkS. On January 2sth lss5 of dirhtheria
FRANCIS, beloved son of William H. and Mary A
Gargcs az d thrce years and seven months.
Funeral privlta
G0LDSBoRorGH On January 2Sth 1855. ELIZA
BETH WRIT dOI DS b ROUGH widow 81 hear Adn,i-
raj Louis NJ. liold>bnrough, 4. :. y
Funeral viii take place from Ascension Church on
Friday, Jaunary Both. at II O'Clock ~ Friends aud
relatives are invited To attend.
MANkIN. Thurs lay. January oath lsS5 AZ his resi-
dence M. Sl9 9Th stree northwest, JAMES MANKTN.
II the cighty-thirl year OF IA aSG
Notice Of funeral hereafter. %
HCIAIGHIiN; january % 1885 At 10 T. m,
SARAH J., fntaGt daughter Of Chas. r and sarah Nc
Laugh!ln ~ Illsy lvahia avenue northwest, alad ten
mOhtI and twenty days
Funeral FRIDAY. January SGth. two h. III.
HUMPHREY Suddenly, January % lsS5 nj s5
a. IA, SAMUEL UMIHREl, accd siNty-ull- vars
Funeral from his late residence No 45i street ssJftl-
west. SATURDAY, January 81, two b. IN Friends and
relatives invited to attend. .
STAKE. On January 9th. 1856. at 1925 r. m
JENNlE third daughter OF john NJ and Susie stake I'm
the thirticth year of her age
Funeral from Trinity Catholic church Friday jan
Goth at two cock. FRIENDS of IN, family f,stect
fully InvI1et to attend.
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Tie trustees for the large apartment building -
Gently ersis3 Iowa Cirie a, tho corner 18th
bS 10 Is Croft. have sold the prOIerty to Robert furt
nef ior Sp2S5. subject 10 two trusts amounting 20
THE INSPECTORS GENERAL BuI RETURNED TO rTfE
sENATE-At the request OF the Senate the Prcsi-
deht has returned the biz approved by him yester-
DAY providing for the appointment OF two Asst
inspectors General OF the army. on account Of n
discovered mistake In the hiH the word - hereaf-
Ter being used instead Of thereafter" IN that
portion of the bill relating 10 future promotions I'm
the inspection department. The mistake was dis
covered In the office of the Secretary of War by
comparing the bin a II passed the House with the
one sent Tor the Presidents approval IL Is UNDER
stood that no serious Inconvenience VIII RESULT
those of1cers however who expected 20 receive tho
appointments VIII be kept ON the anxious bench
Tor some time longer.