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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM-BAErLErr l. Os~rRkIcAER, Pro
PRIEronS

PRIEroRS
IA Martin, ID Kelly, Paradise: Ell
Cavanaugh, Pine Valley J Dukin, 81
PiNley, LnmoIllr; Pedro Altubc, INDIE
pendencc Valley; n A whittemore. Re-
no:J + Wayne, Sacramento, w ID Bray,
Tuscarora; Bert Trayer Bullion.
Il. p. Allen. Edward Meade wife and
children. Tuscarora. Peter Erickson
South Fork, Beit TIaver, Bullion; Jno.
McDermott, Frank Montgomery, La
moiIle;A. Woodruff, Sprucenont; VIM
Prout Joseph BOwden' Eureka.
Ben Carter. + Martin, NJ Martin, II
Paulson, Tuscarora; Robt S Gardner.
West Virginia; q W Allen. Plucervinr:
WIN Gilland, Lnmoille; John Robbins.
Ruby; j Il Henry, n Oudcrkirk,
Mound; I 7 Harris, Huntington:
Chas. G~reenberg, Osino; II. Stoker.
Jas StGuts, Bullion; W J Triton. San
Francisco; J d Happier, Carlin; z Har-
desty, Geo Hardesty, South Fork.
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Thc cNpr6ss train iromm the Fast
this morning hal on board the l~ifrIrss
rnrsius ~ rGc1c'irk G. Rrrvs. who died
on the tr,iu on, u shor. time before it
reached This place. Nh. Reeve nul
wife were on their lridtI tour. having
loit NcwluE. New Jersey. their native
city, where t's"y we're recently married.
on Il TIP to tbr rncfr Coast about two
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The wife Of John Duvail. Of Mt.
Washington, Pa, recently procured n
divorce from her husband. and on the
same day married jacob Jones. without
any objection from the discarded Du.
will. On Monday. however, he took n
terrible revenge by ~docoying Jones ont
II short distance from his house and
then throwing y can Of viiriol in his
taco. After Glonling over Jomr.' ~.
onv for n time, Duvnll walked to q tAll
clin near by, aud shooting himself in
the hcnd. fell over thn brink n distance
81 800 feet. II Jones lives he will lie
tcAr!u'ly dishgurcd tnl totally blind.
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The hid was, in reality. n nominal
one, as the property was purchased for
"a" lcnclit "f the hondho!drrs nmi
stockholders who came in under the
plan Of reorganization. LEES than
5000 NJ the consolidated mortgage
bonds, 800, rhb Of the general mortgage
bonds aud 5000 shares OF the stock ARE
now outstanding. The property will Mt
once he recognized under the name Of
the ncnvcr'& Rio Grnndc Railway Com.
p,ny. and William s. Jackson. the Re.
%ccivcr. will be mndc.ii is first President
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Duncan Vardoncd.

A dispatch from J. +. TriplctI 1t Car
son City. To This Office, received this
evening. brings the news that Thomas
Duncan. scut MP from Trsnarnrn some
years ago irr stage robbery. has been
pnrlourd hy the board. It will h. re-.
mrmh"rcd that lluyck. WIN drew Dun
~ into the scheme. finally 10 save
himself. turned States evidence. and
bv his cowirdicn and rcrGiy succeed
"d in securing the conviction u Duncan
who was NOR" plastic clay in the hands
Of the trcncl,erous wretch Who 10y the
operation Of n villsinous law. escaped
the punishment hc ~ richly meriivd.
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Railroad Change.

On the 18th instant there will be
sonc changes in railroad affairs nj Elko.
a new tune card will go into effect
whereby the EAST bound train will nr.
rive somewhat earlier, probably about q
O'Clock in the evening. mud the west
bound train NJ 7 o'clock IN the morn
ing. ID. Wushciru. the freight mud tick
at agent will. 10 trnnsferred o. some
Other point, nnd his place supplied Icy
n irow man, but We are unable 10 learn
who the new agent will be-. The uri-
val Of tho train earlier in the evening
will bc II sOurre Of qualification to our
people.
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\ neatly printed copy ~ the PRO
grrmmc 81 the cYcrnIsrs t. hc nhsrry-
ri Mt the stat" Trurhor's Inst tutr to be-
held at Reno on the 9Th otthis month.
j. just received at this Office. This Will
be- the Seventh Auuuul Session. aud an
earnest invitation to attend il cordially
extended TO School Officers. Trnchcr' y
aud citizens generally. Supcrintcnd-
cnt Of Public Instruction Young, u
Chairman Of the Institute.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE

Pest experience has demonstrated the
truth Of the axiom that Honesty is the
best policy" in business ms we'll rs in
private life; nnl nctuntcd by this policy.
| shall 10 tue future as in the past keep
constantly ON hand a full supply Of fresh
ana desirable
GnoCERIEs n Precision
Of the beat quaiiiy. suitable 10 the re-
quircments Of my customers. which viii
Ice solh nt the lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
II is well known that u large amour
OF money is annually scut from Elka
couhty IN payment for goods purchased
abroad. rul IN suiue measure TO cOun-
toract these foreign purchases I have re-
Gently added To MY stock IA we'll selected
and desirable upo of
Doors Ann SHoEs
which I guarantee Ia sell ~ ma lew hg
ureS us the same quality OF goods can be
purchased elsewhere. transportation
added, with The advantage Of having an
opportunity ~ examine the goods be-
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to hc just a represented.
With sincere thanks "a the public for
the liberal patronage extended In the
past, aud soliciting n continuance OF the
same in the future. | am.
Respectfully,
HIRAM CHisE'
Elko. Oct. 3lst. 1885.
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DEPOT HorEL-CLARK 4 GREEN. Pho
P%RIEroRs.

Ell Carville, Mound; Jno VI Steele.
Cal; J 5 Witcher, L. ) 4; J Il Sewell,
Ogden; W + Cole, Salt Lake. s II Bir-
rett n fourteen men of Sells Bros Adj
vance Car No l; S G Weston, Lone
Mountain; J S Gregory S +.
Sc Weston md wife, Lone Noun
tain; Geo COslett, NJ Martin, Tuscaro-
ra; ] b Moore, Ruby q Ii Wales, Car
lin; Vim. Smiley, Star; Chas Adams,
South Fork; Wm Ten Ergck, Carlin,
Vim. Taylor, do; Tom MckillIps, Ter
race.
T. Martin, NJ. Martin. Mary N.
Brown, T. c. PIunkett. Tuscarora; =.
Scnillestrom " wife, ID. L. Houten.
south Fork; o. North. Glover Ranch;
G. Evans, osino; Joe Longford, Wells;
A. V. Lancaster, S. T.. - T.. r
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E'rom Fridays Daily.


John Crosson is doSn from Star Val.
ley Oh business to-day.
workmcn are to-day engaged in re-
pairing the damage caused by yestcr-
days lire.
4 special fruit train OF sixteen cars
passed through this nrorniug ut q o.
clock.
Geo. II. Bird was elected Mining Re-
couler at TuscnrorI on Tuesday by liz
votes to his opponents g..
The highest ambition of The Occa-
si"nHl seems to b. anything 10 brnt
Adams" The little sheet hits him
some pretty hard lickS.
Another cargo of wool came in this
afternoon. We learn that there will be
shipped from this point this season
somewhere about 100, 1000 pounds.
Last Saturdays Virgiui, Chronicle
exhibited considerable -utrrprisr. ~,
well ~ p"trI"ti-ru. 10y printing - fac
sirnilc Of the Declaration Of Indrprn-
dcncr.
We are requested by aggricyci cult
Vaiors Of shade trees t. announce that
there vii l." fresh beef ON r. side"
some fine morning unless uxurrs keep
their boUncs of the streets.
Ne l.uru Tint I,ry.i., a..
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From Mondays Daily'l
kALMAGUSDI.

Hi. Stoker's biz teams loaded with
coke Tgain to-day. aud started for Bul.
lion.
Arrivals 10y stage from Tuscarora tn is
eveniug: Il. +. Allen. Il. W. Brown.
The New York lead markc, is report
ell strong at i.JJ cents, at which figure
l,GJj tons were sold las; week.
The President has confirmed the
nomination Of ". l.. Copeland "A Reg
lister Of the Land Office 1T larson.
Public Administrator Peek has IA no.
tice Of general iu,rrea; in unu,..er col
umn. i;rui it.
The work Of making hay has begun
to-day ou SOM" OF the ranches on the
river. frank FcrnIiL cvnm need cut
thug this mprH,us.
The furnace at Railroad District has
again h"Em making Us rc.ut,r ship
meutS Of bullion to hc rril.oul at this
. place.
The Boston Herald d,c,arcs Mrrwun-
perry is more luru -EIn de. =. aud we.
agree with it. Mugwumvcry Is. in fat.
an organic disease OF inc political con-
science.
C.Uu.rIrcr ! " D,s., rn,
been oGt IN 81 suyiug commission dal.ns
u" i''' ~ "''"s' Is 'Arr't" t. sH""
P'l '-''' '"rI1ii "'1u; I''h N"Ar this
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'"I'i"'"t. -'"t 1" II"-.d.at Cleveland
"" m"'n''"" t. ar'rnitrr %]rti'sri Eu-
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A Rnilroad at Auction =.

Tho property Of the Denver & Rio
Gmudc Railway Company was sold at
Denver CITY Monday 10y the trustees Of
been appointed special commissioners
by Judge ~IIhllcit, u the United States
Circuit Court. hy tho decree entered on
the 9TH Of May last. The property was
purchased by II committee acting under
what has been known a. "thc Chrpcii
reorganization" for fifteen million dol
lars.
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Froi:. Saturdays Daily. I
ALMAGUNDI.

- AfAAAAR - A'ANA W.
Courts 1T winnemucca.
Mniler's Thermometer at 2 a'clock
this afternoon registered % degrees.
which is considered quite warm in this
latitude.
The Rev. W. d. Nas,e iustides his
name. A pit,shurg Court has just
fined him $40 for abusing his uscd
mother.
Clay lr'and aul Louis Goldstciu left
this afternoon with supplies for Noun.
tain City. OAing to the extreme heat
the ,'ip il long, tedious one.
Mrs. James Clark. accompanied by
Miss Ruby Fuller. let this morning fer
san Francisco. Mrs. Clark vii! make
" visit Of several weeks in California.
When the papers talk Of ex-senator
Macdonald Hs Secretary of the Treas.
ury. they are talaiug about thu strong.
-, an l manifest public chImuter in the
Wcst.-LAltI.
The heated term is here in earn. 81.
Last "v"nin; 1t e o'c!o L the th~rmrm-
ct"r registered - degrees. uni this
mo- = at o'c!""k it indicated Il tcul.
pcrnturr Of - d.rrc,.
c. &. Warner y Co.. forw ,rl"l hy
tn. fast frri.,It TIM, tI;. ,,.,-r;r.,
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From Wednesdays Daily.J
kALMAGUNDI.

by goliy. lie gets there, don't he
One GU each wing.
a Vienna dispatch reports two death:
from cholera at Trieste Monday.
IA complete assortment of fine fishing
Tickle at Muller's.
Arrived by stage this evening from
Tuscarora: Pedro Altube.
liear-Admiral Wordcn. of the U. S.
Navy. died at Newport Sunday night.
a heavy rain has just fallen in the
rarched districts of Northern Texas,
doing much good.
Warner Il Co., forwarded to-day to
TuScarorn by fast freight. G,OOO pounds
mdae.. aud $500 feet Of lumber.
A. V. Lancaster, who came up from
California. Monday night started by pri.
Natc convey ancc, accompanied by W. j.
Triton, for Tuscarora, last evening.
Domestic troubles induced u Port
land. Oregon, barber to poison his g.
ycar-old SON and then himself on MoL-
day last. Both were found lead in
their bed, with IL letter of explanation.
Saunders, the convicted murderer
who broke jail at Albany, Oregon, on
the 9TH instant, WAS captured near Wal
Ia Wa!in. ". T., Monday. lie was
camping with some cIuisronts.
There is 4 current ruInor IN town that
a ccItun young uHu Of Elko and a
more certain young woman of this place
ar soon to become bone of one bone,
a. it wcre-so 10 speak.
It il nov known that the wheat crop
of California will this season be the inr-
Scst ever gathered in the State. The
yield will Le oyer 5000. 600 bushels.
alA;y millions OF which will BE- for ex-
port.
Rev. Downs, the notorious Boston
preacher, is again in trouble, brought
about by his promiscuous lechcry
among the lambs Of his pastoral flock.
The Grand Jury has just indicted the
evangelical bull for bastlrdy.
Judge Webster OF Reno. who is n
Dcm,cTatic aspiraut for the District
J"ds' h!r, WAS in town Monday night,
going hence to Eureka yesterday mruin-
ing. Judge Webster is Il very capable
inun, aud would doubtless make a good
run If nominated.
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The Pn~tmaStc-G,urrn has, in com.
p'i'mrr with petitions signed hy large
Numbers Of business men in numerou,
cities, amended thr postal laws 30 as to
permit trnasm. ,siuu through tIe mails.
within the U"itcd States and Tcmitu-
r,es, q fIiqmd, no, Liable to explosion
OF spontnucoIs combustion, ign3;iou by
shock or tr, or not ~iuilummlblp; soft
soap. VIstcs ur conicctioJs. oiuumrmts.
salyes AMI articles of similar consistency
umlcr certain conditions, ir,uring safety
TO other mail matter in transmission.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
RAL.MAGUNnL.

The thermometer marked Sc in tn
shade to-day.
Nevada wool brings in San Francis.
CO. now. 10 to 2u cents per pooud.
Alight but re freshing shower fell here
Mt I O'Clock this evening.
The nnti-Chiuese League of Carson
has, by resolution, boycotied the Trib,
Of that city.
For cuts, bruises. cuts from barbcd
wire. etc. Use Horsemen's Universal
Ointment.
y New York Jury hls awarded S2i,
OoC damages in - suit against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
Several more cars of coke for the fur
mace at bullion nrc being unloadcd just
above the upper freight house.
The two St. Louis Chinamen convict
"i Of numbering the California Chinese
interpreter. are TO be hanged OH the
21th Of this month.
Mrs =. y. Guldngcr dc parted by las
cE"niug's train OF u visit to relatives at
Dec Aoin-s, Iowu. She expects to he
ab~"n; about two months.
Special Indian Inspector Gardner.
"h" iIt"iy returned from the Duck
Vail y observation DEPARTED tL.4 morn
ulG fur the RESERVATION ut Pyramid
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For fresh fruits nn1 vegetables, srch
~ Cabbage, Onions. Bccls, Goosbcrrics.
Cherries. Strawberries etc, call on *.
VI. Henley, ncEt door TO tho Post
OGhcc.
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE-JoHS KELscH, Pno
PEIEToB.
Miss Williams and mother. New
York; Joe Hall. Lone Mountain; J
Mccarthy, Terrace; Chas Moore, Stock
ton; Joe Peters, Reno; w Allbughten,
VIM WEIGH, Virginia City; Chas Muck
OILS, Hllieck Station.
WIN Husband, Lamoille; A Speing-
Ter, Paris; J Eocing, London; l. Ham
m~erschmidt. Los Angeles; NJ. King
kuIf, Carlin.
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\ large supply Of Japan, Cnlcutt
bamboo. and joiulcd fish poles, from 20
ctS. up. ut Mule.
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For nil kinds " collar nni snd1lc
snrc1, use Uursemcu's Universal Oiut-
mcUt
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For tho worst kind of old sores on
mnu or beast. use strong CarboIic soap
and H~orsemcn's Universal Ointment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-10
THE COURTS TO DECIDE.
THE LIABILITY OF THE PLANT
ERS' RICE MILL COMPANY.

Broker Schley's Business TRANSACTIONS
with the Absconding Mil Superin-
tendeut-Bow the Ranks Advanced
Money ON the Bogus Receipts-No Clue
to OWENS Whereabouts.
The directors of the Planters Rice Mill
Company held another long conference
yesterday. The question Of liability for
the money fraudulently obtained from the
bank by owen, the abscondlug Superin-
teudent of the mill, was discussed at
length, and upon advice OF counsel 1t was
decided to let the courts decide the ques-
ton of liability. AS frequently happens
there is said to be good law for both sides.
There is a provision in the rice mill
company's charter which expressly for
bids the company buying, selling or trai-
dcIng in rice in any other way tnan
milling it. Broker George Schley's YER
sion Of his connection with Owen is to
The effect that the superln-
Tendeut proposed some months ago
that they should do a little specializing IN
rice. owen said thatif he saw cneap lOI
OF rice be would buy il in >chiey's name,
as he, owen, could NOT bay openly for
himself. The receipts were to be made
out stating that SchleY had so much grain
a the mill. UpOn these receipts SchleY
was to secure advances from the banks
TO pay for the rice. owen, however, in
sisted that he should receive the cash and
he would not accept checks, Tor they
would nave directed suspicion to MIN.
The banks would never advance more
than 50 or 70 cents per bushel on the re-
ceipts. Owen SAID, though, that he would
personally assume the payment of the
balance. thirty or forty cents per bushel.
IL further agreed that when the rice was
sold that he would share the profits, if there
should b. any, and if there was loss he
would bear il all himself. The generous
pro ositiun was accepted, and altogether
10000 bushels or more of rice was re-
ceipt,d tor and about $40, 900 was obtained
from the banks. 1t /, doubtful If owen
really bought bushel Of rice on his
BccOunl, and il il believed that he never
had any grain at all in the mill 10 Mr..
Scdley's account. On 10000 bushels
Owen would have had to put up from
81, 900 to $I2, 900 out of his own pocket tor,
the banks would not rick more tnan 60 or
20 per cent. OF the market value OF the
grain in the rough on the receipts.
M. Schley SAYS that he had implicit
confidence in owen, and really believed
that the rice which the superintendent
pretended TO have bought was in the mill.
The company has no clue to Owens
flight beyond the city. a search was
make Tor him In Baltimore, but no trace
Of him was found.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-10

MACON, GA, July 9.-The Macon club
gave Nashville another drubbing this al
ternOOn, beating them by score of u to ..
Dundon ana Taylor We're Knocked out Of
the box in the first inning, and Mari
pitched the balance OF the game. Macon
had things her own way, the visitors
playing loosely. Krehmeyer and Hellman
caught for Nashville. Macon put Louten-
berg in the box for the first time. Only
four hits We're made Oft his delivery, but
he is terribly wild. Harter was his back
stop. The following is the score and
summary: t.
Macon ............8 2 90 0 0 0 PIP
Nashville ......I j o 0 0 2. 1 0 o. 5
Errors: Macon ,, Nashville >. Ba.e hits:
Macon II, Nashville 4. E1guei runs: Macon
8. Nashville !. Left on bases: NlacOnB Nash
vile >. Struck Oat: LOut6nbarI 8, TAYLOR !,
Mari B. " iid pitches: Loutenberg3 3, Taylor
,, Mari 2. Parsed balls: Harter /. Bases on
balls: Loutenberg 4, Taylor Double PLAYS:
Walsh, Geiss and Stearn. TwO-base hits
Stearns ,, Pcltz l, Chamberlain /, Dundon l.
Ihree-ba7 hits: Crogan /. Hit by pitcher:
Loutenberg /, Taylor :, Mari l. Umpire
Miller.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-10
WHERE WE WORSHIP.
Services at the Various Churches
To-Morrow.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Barnard, between York and Presl-
dent, Rey.T. T. Christian pastor.-Prayer
meeting, led by layman, at 10 a. IN. in
lecture room. Sermon at II a. m. by the
pastor. Subject: "Heathen Women"
Missionary concert exercise at 8 p. m. by
ladies of missionary societies; no collec-
ton. Sunday school at 4:3O p. m, All
come Those who will join an adult class
specially invited.
Wesley Monumental Church, W. C..
boyett notwithstanding at II a. m.
bv Rev. y. Olmstead Preaching at S:l5
.. IN. by pastor. Sunday school at p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at $40 y. m.
4 cordial invitation to all. Fews free.
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the As
ceneiOu. Bun street, Wright square, Rev.
). Z. Riser elliclating.-Divine service
at II a. m. No services in the evening.
Sabbath school at 4 80 p. IN. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting and lecture At D
p. m. An earnest invitation to all. The
pastor can be found during the day in the
study in the rear OF the church.
Baptist Churcn, Chippewa square, Rev.
J. Il. l.. Holmes. d. D., pastor.-Preach-
ing bv the pastor at II IA. m. and SD p.
m. Young mems prayer meeting at 10 "A.
m. Sunday school at 4:30 p. N. Prayer
meeting and lecture Wednesday at $40
p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Monterey
square, corner Bull and Taylor streets,
Rev. j. w. RORan misunderstanding at
II q. m. aud S:l5 p. IN. The sacrament OF
the LORDS Supper will be administered at
the close OF the morning service. Sunday
school at p. m. All are cordially wei
coined
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-10

BY reference to the change Of schedule
of the Charleston and Savannah Railway
it Will be seen that until further notice
Train No. 80 will leave here daily Except
sundays at 30 p. m, connecting at
Yemassee for Beaufor tand Port Royal; ;
arrive at Charleston at 700 p. IN. 10th
meridian standard time); Beaufort Gals
and Port Royal $3.50 p. III. sundays this
train will leave Savannah at 3:40 p. m.
arriyein Charleston 9:25 p. m. Returning,
Will leave Charleston 7:21 a. IN. daily,
arriving at savannah 10: a. m, connect
log at Yamassee with train to and from
Beaufort and Port Royal. Passengers
should bear in mind that Charleston time
is one hour faster than savannah standard
or railroad time. This change will be
good news to many who desire to make
an afternoon trip to Charleston and see
their friends.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-10
THE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
The Games During the Remainder
of the Season.


The Games During the Remainder
of the Season.
ATLANTA, July 9.-The Schedule Com
mittee concluded its work tonight and
presented the following schedule of games
to be played by the Southern League dur
ing the remainder OF the season:
SAVANNAH AT HOME.
With Macon July y, 10, IA, 10.
With Memphis July Il, 10, 20, q.
With Nashville july %, "a, %, %.
with Charleston July 30, 81, Aug. 2, 4.
SAVANNAH ABROAD.
At Charleston Aug. 3, s, 7, 8.
At Memphis Aug. II, y. IA, l6.
At Atlanta Aug. Is, 10, u, %.
At Macon Aug. %, 20, q, %.
At Nashville Sept. |, ,, 3, 4.
CHARLESTON AT HOME,
With Memphis July II. 10, II, 10.
With Nashville July II, 10, 20, II.
With Macon July %, p, 20, Is.
MACON AT HOME.
With Atlanta July Il, 10, 20 81.
With Charleston Aug. IS, 10, u, %.
With Savannah Aug. -. %. u, ..
Macon lays off july 80 81, Aug. ,, 4.
ATLANTA Al HOME.
With Nashville July -, I3. Il, -.
With Memphis July %, a, %, %.
With Charleston Aug.11. u, IA, 10.
With savannah Aug. Il, 10, q, 20.
With Macon Sept. /, ? 3, 1.
Atlanta lays off July 80, 81, Aug. ., A.
NASHVILLE AT HOME.
With Memphis July 30, 81, Aug. ., 4.
With Atlanta Aug. ), $40.
With Macon Aug. II, l., IA, lG.
With Savannah Sept. l, ,, 3, A.
MEMPHIS AT HOME.
Win Charleston Aug. 10.
With savannah Aug. II, u. IA, rs.
With Nashville Aug. IS, 10. q, %.
With Atlanta Aug. %, %, ., y.
With Charleston Sept. /. }, 3. (.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-10
How the CInh stands.

A special to the NEWS from director
the League Schedule Committee, now in
Atlanta. says that the two deferred
games played with Chattanooga on Mon
day and Tuesday count in Savannah's
favor. All games in the present series
except the Chattanooga games count.
There was some talk that
Yesterdays game with Atlanta was
an exhibition game, and did not count in
the league race. 1t was stated that adj
vices had been received from the league
headquarters to this effect. Such is not
the case, however. All the games with
Atlanta count. Savannah now leads by
30 points. Macon Will play here next
week instead OF Nashville, as unter the
old schedule. Savannah has sixteen
games more to NAV at hOma