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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-26
For Salr.

TOR SALE. extra fine lot OF large eVas
i Horses and Mares, just arrived, at COX'S
stables.
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phofoarauhn.

DHOTOGRAPHY.-FiB Cabinet Photo
i graphs speciality; price three dollars
and ffty cents a dozen. j. y WILSON, ~
Bull street. opposite Screyen House.
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ID ADERfCkS Ice Cream is pure, rich and
II delicious, ana always reliable. Try 10
and you Will use no other; only 50e. per quart.
LNEW HUNDRED DOLLARS no LOAN
II m sums % suit. Address E. >. L., care
Morning News.
GTILL NC continue our bargains, and ask
- you 10 call and see our immense variety OF
House Furnishing Goods, stoves. Window
shades. Ice Cream Churns. Refrgerators,
etc.. sold without reserve. NATHAN BRO3.,
lsb COngresa street.
/ AWfkks, doctors, ministers, and others
Il having books, magazines. and other
printed WORK 10 be bound or rebound can have
such work done 10 She ueat style % The bind.
er'a nrr az the MOhNiNG MEMS BfNDERY.
3 Whitaker street.
DfCNlC. EKcursi0n, AND bal Printing, such
i AZ luFitatiouH, tickets, order Of dances.
ote. pfinted with neatness and dlspnfcns
when desired firkciF will b. numhrrrd.
MohNfse NEWS PRINTING HOUSE, }
Nniiaker Htrcnt
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311inrrllnnrnnn.

/ ARGEST Foundry, Machine and Boiler
II Works. and Mil, Engine and tin supply
House IN tue State. LOMBARD IRON
WORKS. Augusta. Ga
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nor SALE CHEAP.-Planks suitable for
II wharf repairs; also, lot OF boards, APP
ply to JAMES X. CLARKE Il CO., Kelly's
Buildings.
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EOR SALE. splendid mare Mule. c. d.
Il ROGERS
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DROwN's IRON BITTERs proved an eff
ID fective remedy for impure blood TO Mr..
Thos. NJ Walsh, Arnold and Jackson streets.
Savannah. Ga, and he gladly recommends II i.
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Please don't forget Drugs.
Medicines and Toilet Articles,
all fresh, at PorteT's Brough-
ton Street Pharmacy.
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aalisreIlalfeomo 1uant0.

w ANTED, by two young me1 II good
w standing, two young lady correspond
ents. Address ST. LEON anu CA kL, lock
box 1869. Lochloosa. Fla
w ANTED, half million empty pint beer
w bottles. Address GEORGE MEYER, 75
Bay street, city.
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NOR SALE. large quantities of 1x3, lx4,
Il and Ike; also. boards, plank, and scant-
ling; planed weatherboarding, flooring, and
ceiling; also, No. ] and shingles. REPPARD
q 90. Taylor and East Broad streets.
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NOR SALE. Old Papers. at the Counting
i Room of the Morning News; rs cents a
hundred.
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Now that the ball-ball fever has auctcd down for
while, the various ofllcers of the clubs expect
larger turnout OF members every afternoon from
this time on, as that sport always serves TO entice
oarsmen from the river.
Mckinney has nearly finished the job OF placing
his shell In tlptop condition for the coming season
IL looks rs II he meant business
Lawrence Moore, an old Columbia boy, Int now a
resident OF Chicago Is visiting his relatives In West
washington.
The Anaostans have put their IN. river landing In
condition, the incline AMI float being placed In posi-
tion last week Neither the Columbus, Potoniacs,
or Capital Ctys have attended to their resorts as
vet Holtzman Is erecting mammoth pavilion lust
above MS old landing that Will be finished by the
nrst OF June. Cumberland s looking for place TO
land passengers from his steam launch "Dlxio," 1t
being his intention TO make II regular basket pic
mic place for families.
Lewis, of the Colnmblas, still keeps up his work IN
the single sculls. He ought to make great sculer.
The various clubs should begin to hold their regu-
LAT monthly rcgattas that were popular a couple
Of seasons ago.
What has become OF Kearney, the champion soul
Ter? lie has never put his boat overheard this season.
nor SHOWN his face among his club mates. Perley,
another good sculer keeps away from the house this
season.
The Potomac Canoe Club have obtained permits.
their new clubhouse at the foot OF New Hampshire
avenue The house Ia now ready for use, and makes
q very attractive appearance In ita new location,
relieving the nonOtony OF wharf coal sheds and
other river structures The house Ia built on large
sc0w, and can be towed to any locality desired No
formal "house-warming" will be given, but the
members VIII meet there some evening to ''chrsten'
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Lime Baking Powders Must Co.
Official Expressions Royal found to be the
only absolutely pure baking powder.

Governor Hill of New York (says reporter of the W. Y
Zsb 81 have been asonsed lately the extent of the
aduteraon of food 1t would that thing eat a
teraed This adueaion of groceries is becoming
tonal evione that shall have adopt chec
The machinery of the law cannot be work speedily
too vigorously against this wholesale aduteron of the things
Both the health and the pockets Of the people demand protection
There article Of food in general wkedy adu
eraed than baking powder The New York State Health
has analysed 81 different brands purchased the State and found
most of them to contain alum me many
render them seriously Objectionable for in food
The sale of aduteraed baking powders has prohibited by
statute in several States Tt will the interests the public
health when their sale is made mdemeanor everywhere
penalties of the law rigidly enforced
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis
entirely free from lime and absolutely pure the "Roya" This
perfect purity results from the exclusive
specially refined and prepared by patent processes which totally
remove from the tartrate of lime and other impurities The
of this chemically Of much greater than
other The high grade Royal Baking Powder has been fully
established by official chemists.
Prof LOVE- who analyses baking powders for the
New York State Board of HEALTH well for the Government
certfes to the purity and wholesomeness of Royal"
Prof H. A. Morr late chemist saws It is
scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder absolutely pure
DR. E. H. BARLEY, chemist of the Brooklyn Department of
Health april a. 1863 81 have recently analysed samples
OF the Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself stores
OF this city, and find it free from lime in any FORM"
Prof MoMuRTRE, chief chemist u S. Department of Apri.
culture, Washington d. c. says The chemical to which
nave submitted the Royal Baking Powder prove perfectly
heaithfu, and free from every deeterous substance"
Bread CAKE biscuits etc. prepared with Royal Baking Powder
Will oe lighter sweeter and wholesome than made with
any other baking powder or leavening agent
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A GALA DAY FOR ALL.


treat Procession OF the Barpum and London Shows.
The tremendous public parade of the united r. IT,
Barnnm and great London shows will take place
tomorrow morning, and 1t Is safe to say the streets
VIII be thronged with all classes of people TO see It,
Al no time In the history of the world was there
ever so many extraordinary objects publicly ex-
posed az those that will be seen 10 this truly grand
procession. The immense number OF charIOts, cages,
aud open deps Will stretch mile 10 length aud
there Will DE from 10 TO 20 open dena OF Wild animals
with keeper In each herd of racing cainels sacred
camels, 80 elegant carved golden charists, cages of
blrs, beasts, reptiles, amphlbiOus creatures, man.
mails, anu pythOns, 800 real Norman draught horses
"a whole show OF Observation-Disclosures tiny
ponies, rare and elegant trained horses, zebras In
harness., old mother 10 shoe chariot with her wild
boys escaping tneTefrOm, peacock and dragon
charlos, steam muslcsl chariots, grand orches-
trions, mechanical aut0matons animals led In leash
such a. guanaros, amas, deer, bufalos sacred cat
lie, burmese animals, cheetahs, etc. There Will
also be knights In silver armOr court ladies' In costly
ro6es, male and female Jockey and hppOdrome
rlders, representatives OF foreign courts aud coun-
tries arrayed In the most costly aud expensive cos
tumes OF SILK, satin and velvet embroidered In gold
anu mounted upon richly caparlsOned horsss.
Ihere Will be Roman racing charots, drawn by four
horses ABREAST thoroughbred racers comic and gro
tesque features, several bands Of music, with drum
majors, ETC., and fourteen other kinds OF music
Jubilee singers brass military bands etc., herd OF
elephants arnessed to various chariOts some 20 feet
nigh, and many other rare and enormously costly
objects never seen before, the whole costing 81 6O
OOO II VIII be really q most wonderful sight, one
tat no one should miBs, particularly In the fall
these SHOWS visit Europe, to be absent some years.
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SENATOR JONES, OF FLORIDA.

Authoritative Statement OF the Cause Of
In Detroit.
The following from the Detroit Free Press of
April rs appears to be Senator Joness version of his
position:
For three months the papers Of the country, big
and little, have contained dozens OF items pertain
Ing 10 the visit OF senator Charles w. JOnes, of
Florida, To Detroit. Thousands Of columns OF fiction
ami Islander have been circulated about him and
some highly-spced reasons for his stay here have
been given. These have been picked up, expanded,
spun out, and rewoyen until they bore no resem-
blance even TO the original rumor, much leas to the
existing facts. This species OF American literature
10 now disappearing by sheer natural decay aud the
Items have grown few aud far between A few days
since The New York Journal contained column
pnrportinR to be Detroit despatch, which had In 1t
hui the one truth that Senator Jones was In Detroit.
And That II Just all there has been 10 the whole
matter. lie has not now and has hot hereto
Tore mad frantic love anair-he has not
been sending bushels OF n0wers-he has not quar-
relied with two priests aud been nguratiyey scaped
done the thousand and one things claimed concern
Ing HIN. lie has been In Detroit since last June and
he has been absent from Congress that portion OF
the interim that that body has been In session. His
business here he has steadily maintained was his
own business. ana AZ 10 his absence from Washing
much longer without comment. Hundreds OF al
legged interviews have been printed with him. lie
has had Just one Interview IN all this time and that
was published In the Free Press. senator Jones
says nothing OF the newspaper attacks upon him. but
maintains quiet dignity. Mr.. Jones Ia waiting about
has ceased ts attacks that II may not be said he
was driven back to The Capital. Nothing has dis
lurbed MN IN this Idea, not even the attempt Of DO
iltlcal enemies ut home 10 unseat him.
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Speftal Autires.
@tunsetnents.

Dime M uSeum.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Eleventh street.
THE POPULAR RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
An Elegant Performance this Week.
The Celebrated Character Actor and Comedian,
MIR. WILLIAM MOORE,
Supported by the Dashlng aud Pretty S0ubrette
MISS BELLA VIVIAN,
And Splendid Dramatic Company.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 10, 1885,
Every Afternoon and Night.
Inc TREAT National Comedy-DraIna, Id Three Acts,
OUR JOHATuANi
OR, THE LAW or THE LAND.
The Funniest show on Earth. A Beautiful Musl-
cal Play, abounding In Comedy. Path0s, Sensation,
anu beautiful Dranatc Effects, Incidental to the
nations, Singing and Dancing, "Cant Fellow 20
Fishing Ia the Ocean,
ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY TEN CENTS.
Malnees, l.adlea aud Children admitted TO re-
served seats for 10 cents
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RINKINa.

Miss Carrie Smith, the expert, left for her home a,
Newark, N. j., last Tuesday evening. During her
stay In this city she made many friends, and added
large number OF enthusiasts her list Of admirers
Nearly every evening Professor Fingles, the Wash
ngf0n expert, and Miss Carrie could be seen sknt.
Ing together, and although not In the exhibition line
they were the centre OF all eyes, frequent and hearty
applause manifestlng the pleasure Of the audience
upon the execution OF some particularly dicult OF
graceful movement. They would undoubtedly give
In this city.
Manager Grouse, at the request OF his many
patrons, 10 considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of keeping
HIS decision Will be announced before the close Of
the present season.
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A HOT TINE pREDIcrEp.

In "a Hot Time" which ia to be given at Herxogs
next week, the action hinges upon the visit of two
ierman-np0n their nephew, who Ia the proprietor OF
me Casino IN the city, and who has borrowed money
from them 10 educate his two sisters, but instead
has used the money TO nt up his own place. The
only sister, Ruby, Miss sylvester) IL compelled TO
the Two pretended sisters and In doing
90 succeeds thoroughly In providing for her uncles
what they came fOf-"A Hot Time" The piece Il
~! OF the most popular selections from "Nanon,"
funny situations,
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bought Farm.

lMouht olvet (ky) Tribune, March II.
John NJ. Mcdowell, one OF the successful holders
OF ticket No. <G,79s 10 November drawing Of the
Louisiana state Lottery. which drew $1,000, has In
vested portion Of his proceeds In tract OF land
near Oliyet and adjoining his home farm. lie pur-
CHASED -four acres moro or less being the Jack
kenton farm, u Albert Wheeler, for which he paid
~ per acre. Since he made his successful draw In
Louisiana John has been "shsylng notes' ct
lively rate, and has cleared within the past few
months nearly 81 900. just stop for meinent and
estimate the proht hehas made ON thai IN
vestment In Louisiana Lottery last fall.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-09

Anotloaeer bowling announces three Important
auction sales ON Tuesday next Ia the nornIng u 10
O'Clock, At the stables Of Mr.. Wash Naior, anlnber
Of ligh.nred horses direct from Tue bluegrass
rooms. Eleventh street sud PennsylvanIs avenue, :
choice collection OF plants and In tue evening, at
lhe same place " catalogue, an English c0nsIgn-
Inent OF miscellaneous books
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Sale or OH P.iatlny.

The largest painting sale OF The season. and the
iasi, ID announced by Auctoneer Williams 10 take
place NJ MS sales,roons, commencing next Wednes-
Gay evening. Ihis sale embraces two hundred oil
paintings ~ European aud American artists Water
coiors ty english, French, and Roman schools The
collection wiz be ON exhibition Tuesday.
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M Mead

T0 wonder about the quality, ut, or style and low
turing clOthiers and tallors of Washington. EIsE-
MAN Bros, corner Seventh and H.
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LOCAL MENTION.
For perfect Mt, go to

KEES's, ala Ninth street
KisG's PALACE.-Grcat reductions In chdren's
and misses trimmed hats, at 10 and ~ cents. Also
one thousand boxes of French flowers, at 26 40, and
bunch. Closing sale OF Jerseys and bouce Jackets.
Lace caps, at 25 and 80 cents Elegant ribbons at 20
and % cents per yard. one thousand lovely Tuscan
bonnets and hats, at a. cents, worth 81. Don't fal
10 call at Kings Palace 10 obtain great bargains.
IT costs no more to buy your cloth at Keen's than
the cheapest.
MRS. SELMA RUPERT, COS Ninth street, an
nOunces that she has lust opened a very hand
some line OF infants and childrens goods, emorac.
Ing everything new and desirable In the market;
also fine line OF children's underwear, together
with full and fresh stock OF embroideries and other
goods, which TO he appreciated must be seen. Low
prices is the rule at Rupperts.
IARGE assortment OF chevoits of the very
KRES's
oRIoLE POOL" the new invention of nfteen.bal
pool, is one of the leading attractions at thebard
parors of our friend Scanlon ais Ninth street. The
game Is greatly enjoyed by all who have played II,
pronouncingi superior to the old one Rvery table
has undergonerepair, while new ballsand cues have
been added.
KEES's, Ala Ninth street.
THERE Is one thing which can be obtained In as
great perfection in Washington as anywhere In
Europe or America and that is a Turkish bath at
Shedds.
FEW uncailed-for garments. soc. on dollar at
kEES's.
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or the season, when work presses, ma safest 10
leave your orders for clothes early Ia tue week
EisbAAs Bsos., manufacturing clothiers and talors
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Not Fer That
Auction sales This Wssk.

Cool weather OF last Saturday stayed the rush from
ors, corner Seventh and X.
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DIED.
M0kSELL.-On Saturday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
Thomas Kent MOrse, son OF Rosa r. and the late r.
Albert MOrsel. Funeral from st. Matthew's Church,
WIN requiem mass at 10 O'Clock, Tuesday morning,
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aAldarnsx Dairy H.ro,. !,

"os Os"J "skohs'
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and
pound. ALSO cottage cheese, buttermiik, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, 10 cents per pint.
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IARGB assortment of chevoits of the very
latest styles to select from, at
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.


WNMFS kfSEWHENE,
CntC,Go, May s.-Chicagos, 2, o, o, l. To- o, o. o.
a. Deroits, q, o, q, 0, |, o, |, q, % Base hits
Chlcsgos, !; Detrolts, IL. Errors-Chcagos, 3; Dc
iroits, l. Earned runs-Dciroits, .. Home runs
GARRISON. Two-hasc hits-Getzcln, Thompson,
brouthcrs, White, Dalrympc. Three-base hits
Mannnp. Passed halls-Rennctt, 9; Flint, 2.
KANSAS CITY, May sSt. Louis, q, q, o, q, q, o, o,
600. Kansas Citys. o. o, q, o. o, o. %. Base
hits-St lons, 8; Kansas Citys, I. Errors-St.
louis, 1; Kansas Citys,0
LOUISVILLE, May S.-St. Louis, |, y, 3, 1899, 4
81. Louisvlllcs, !, o, q, q, 2, as. Base
hits-st Louis, 81; louisyilles, II. Errors-'St.
Louis, 3; Loulsviles, II.
rfrTsBuRa, May s.-Cincinnaiis, o, o, o, !, o,
2,O-6 Putsbnrgs, 2, !, q, o, 40, o, l, 10 Base
hits-Plttaburgs, S; Cincinnatls II. Errors-Fitts-
burgs 2; Clnclnnatis, 3.
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sANTAhf1 GGHEPSsuLEs

are now used In the Hospitals OF Paris In place of
copalDa uabebs, and Aslringent Liquids.
Iney wy! cure In forty-eight hours all deranRe.
menth OF inc urinary organs In either sex, catafrh
anu sangulne emissions, without Inconvenience Of
any nlnd; SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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""'sbk "abkci'un anu huiIh ~ law lulinlueut.
-Nslson Wade, OF the F.sireet barber shop will
hereafter he found al III. t. Burgess's barber shop
al tue corner OF Eighth and streets.
The journal Pubic Opfnionis meeting with a de.
gree OF success which Ia really phenomenal II
seems as II the paper mad sprung Al once into the
front ranks Of prosperity without having 10 weary
through The indifferent support usually accorded to
new Journals In San Francisco, Boston, New
iork, New Orleans, Philadelphia, ana u hundred
smaller places the sales have been remarkable,
aud The demand Id Increasing with every issue an
more people become cOnversanl with the paper and
It's wide SCOPE. The managers STATE thal more tnan
thousand OF the leading papers OF the country are
carefully examined each week and the best opinions
On All current topics are culled theTefIom. Tnls Ia
why Pubiic opinion Ii succeeding. II really gives
me best OF hundreds OF papers IN one. 4 he paper
IN Tor Haie al all news'siands.
The publishers OF the Washington Critio are
certainly redeemlng their promises TO the public In
furnishing one OF the most readable and entertain
Ing newspapers ever printed at the National Capital
III some Of It's features II Ii decidedly the beat and AZ
such II seems TO be appreciated throughput The
contemporaries. Its local circulation Ii also In
eaeasing largely The Crtte Is seen everywhere, on
where maj people most do congegate, and eagerly
sought. TnE HERALD congratulates It's neiGhbor
heaiiy These evidences OF ils Increasing and we'll
deserved prosperity.
presented Mr.. Prince with u Master Prince last
week III her home Ia New York
Among the children In Boston the rage for col
lectiDg postage stamps ID abatng some what In favor
OF tin'lypes They have there miniature likenesses
taken OF themselves 10 exchange with their little
companions, and the zeal for an important number
often "oyernows the measure" Al each sitting
iney gel Tor the moderate sum OF twenty live cents
lmrly-slx iln-iypes. one little fellow In the sub
urbs OF Boston had visited the gallery twice and ap.
pied 70 ms mother 70 negotiate third sitting my
II IL enough for the present"
-ProfessOr James H. yermilyas md A bihi,Inn
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Inc Potomacs held their regular meeting ON
wednesday last, and transacted Considerable busi-
less OF Importance relating To the improvement OF
the clubhouse and.its adjacent SURROUNDINGS The
whole exterior OF the house II 10 be painted while
tue canal and river front OF the house IL 70 be
nfedRed anu cleaned out thoroughly. A hop COM
mliiee Tor Tue season, consisting OF Mesars Nelse
Duvall, chairman; William PaTkes, William Roberts
Dr. A. y. Finley, and IL. "a. randall, were appointed
ny President Wheatley. The club refused Capt
Iappone's request for new four oared shell. The
cub owns the property from Water street 10 their
athouse, and IL their intention to transform II
Into yerltable mower garden many OF the meu-
hers agreeing 10 subscribe literally for such
Several new members were elected.
Judge X. Is. Warden, for long time an active
member OF the Potomac Cub 1lllng at times posi.
tons OF trust With marked ndety, has been elected
member OF the Analostan club. Judge Warden
still maintains his membership In the PolOmacs hui
WIZ give all Ills spare tiine 10 The Analostan house
The rowing men connected with the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing Will hold regatta on sat
urday afternoon, May ~, on which occasion several
races VIII be rowed There Will he double sculling
IN working boais among some OF tle men who nave
never figured In boat rowing, while contest In
single souls Will take place between Baker, Noordsy
Ryan,a McK lnney A four cared she race between
TWO crews made up as follows: Mckinney, Waiters.
Robinson. and Baker In one boat, and RYAN
Noordsy, Bode, aud S0mers In the other Will be me
most important feature OF the day A skill and tub
race VIII also be arranged for the closing eyents