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IT HAS been recommended by State su.
perintendent Of Schools Morgan, that
Friday afternoon, November u, be OBJ
served by the schools Of the State as Ar.
Dor Day and that shade and ornamental
trees be planted about the buildings and
that appropriate literary exercises be
held.
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REPUBLICAN TI,KET.


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Irr rnrnr m A sotlp MONTH.

A voice-CofreCt,
Mr. Blaine-Well, you say we cannot
do anything. We ought 10 be able TO do
II. We ought to DO able 10 make ag solid
9 North Hs they make q solid South.
[Applause.l
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent, Collector, aud Notary Public
oc2l oHice, No. 1912 Market street.
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE.

A RR1yAL AND DEPARTURE OF
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TNANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
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THE WRONG AGAINST TUE NORTH,

Now, wo have lived to see negro sui.
irage in the South absolutely destroyed;
absolutely destroyed. Where he Is In the
majority fvo 10 one, no cannot elect a
representative; and they take thirty.Gye
10 THIRTY. siRht reprCsentatives-taks them
by violence, take them by iraud-they
take thirty.ive TO thirty. eight Representa-,
tives in Congress and Electors Of the
United States and count them in the Dem.
oCraLiC column.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
TO TEAR DOWN raE OLD JAIL.
The County Commissioners Decide tC
Demollsh the Walls at Once.

The County Commissioner Decide to
Demnllsh the Walls at Once.
A special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners was held yester-
day. There were present Commissioners
Walker, Lawton, and Casey, The chair
man stated that the purpose of the meet
ing was to consider the question of taking
down the walls and out-buildings of the
old Jail.
Commissioner Lawton offered resolu-
tion, which WAS adopted, authorizing
Commissioners Walker and Casey to have
the brick walls OF the fence and out-build-
ings OF the Jail taken down, and the bricks
cleaned and hauled 10 the site of the pro-
posed new Jail.
The following letter was received from
Commissioner Estill, who was unable to
attend the meeting, protesting against
the action 1.-THE board:
SAvANNAH, April 3, 1885.
col. R .. WGiker, Chairman Badrd Of cam
1nissiaHerS n Chatham county:
DEAN SIR am unable, owing TO business
engage gemcntSs to attend the special meeting
called for this morning. Understanding, how
ever. that the meeting is for the purpose OF
authorizing the taxing down OF the brick
tenCe, or walls, or part thereof, OF the pres
ent Jail, hereby enter my protest against
such action until the Board is ready to use the
brick in sad walls.
The removal OF tins protection ia not neces-
sary at this timc, will not subserve anv pub
lac purpose. and viii expose the jail proper to
the intrusiOu ofOutsiders. IL will increase the
cost OF guarding he promises, and render the
all less secure, trust thatt Board will mot
disturb the present iail promises until the last
possible moment Yours truly,
}, IA. EsTILL, G. G.. c.,
Chairman Jail Committee.
A letter was also received from Com
missioner DOrsett eXcusing himself from
attending the meeting and requesting that
action be deferred until the contract for
the new Jail shall have been awarded.
Messrs. Walker and Casey were also
authorized 10 have wooden fence put
around the premises and TO rent house
for the jailer.
The plan is TO tear down the old iail
ana surroundings except the cell build
ing, and to use the bricks in the construc-
ton OF the new jail.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES
THAT SAVANNAH HAS WON
FROM COLUMBUS BLUES.

The Score of the Third Game 6 to 3-The
Visitors Outbatted aud Outfieided-
NeaPs Work in the Box Too Much for
the Hard Hitters-The savannah Chi
caGO Games this Week.
There was not so large crowd at the
Base Ball Park yesterday as there was
the day before. The savannahs again de-
feated Columbus by a score OF to 8.
Neal pitched for the home team and did
very effective work. Mclaughlin played
an excellent game behind the bat. The
fielding Of the home team was almost er-
rOrless. RHEIMS, the visitors pitcher, was
batted for eight hits. Columbus fielding,
though better than it was in Fridays
game, was a good ways below the aver
age. The feature of their playing was
Rocks brilliant fly catches in left field.
Rocks was loudly applauded, and dotted
his cap in response to the cheering.
The batting by neither team was up to
the average aud there was very little
shout the game that was interesting ex-
cept the score, which was kept down be-
low what was expected tnat it would be.
The home team scored in five innings and
the visitors scored only in two. 1t was
not such game as the crowd expected
would be put up and there was very little
enthusiasm displayed. The following is
the score:
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
cEusnnD nrrlrEEN oAEs.
J ohm Lewis. = Colo-cd Switchman' In
stAutiy IStllnd.

John Lewis. a c1lored switchnan, was
killed at tho Central Railroad company
wharves at O'Clock last night Engln-
eer +. NJ. LaMotte, cf No. a. was backing
some cars on the lumber track TO couple
on a lumber car. Lewis was standing at
the end Of tbe lumber car waiting for the
train to come up SO that he could make
the coupling.
No one saw him struck. Clarence Ste
pbens, another switchman, stated before
the fury summoned by Coroner Dixon
/ that be saw Lewis leaning up against the
lumber car as the train approached.
Lewis was looking at some men who had
passed aud to whom he had spoken. Ste
phens signaled Engineer LaMOtte, Of No.
42, 10 20 ahead The shifting engine was
running pretty fast and Stephens thought
that Lewis would not be able to make the
coupling so he signalled the engineer TO
slow down. Lewis turned just about the
time the cars struck.
stephens did not see him come out and
supposed that Lewis went out upon the
opposite side Of the train.
A moment later be saw the body on tho
track under the cars. stephens then sig
nailed the engineer to stop. Engineer
signaled by stephens. He saw Lewis 20
over toward the lumber car but could not
see him when he got there. Early in the
evening Lewis bad remarked TO him,
Move up lively. don't want TO stav
here all night" LaMotte testified that he
did not think he was running faster than
two or three miles an hour when he back
ed the train up to whore Lewis was stand
ing. lie did not know that Lewis was
struck until some one called out He's
killed."
Other witnesses testified that the train
was moving too fast to make coupling,
and that Lewis ought not to have tried to
make the coupling. The jury rendered a
verdict Of accidental killing.
Lewis was married and had his life in
sured in an accident insurance company.
His head was cut 10 badly but otherwise
his body was not mangled. He lived on
tde north side Of market street near Farm.
aud he had been a switchman at the
wharves for six years. He was consid-
cred a careful man.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

Rev. Father Quick, at present staying
at st. Joseph's lnhrmary, will leave Sa-
vannah on Monday for Omaha, Neb.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski
house yesterday were Mrs. W. J. Wor-
rell, Miss s. l.. Maner, New York; Miss
J. IL. Logan, Galveston, Tex; Dir. and
Mrs. j. ;. Glow, Boston; Joseph Hilton,
Darien, ia; Il. 4. Nolan, Paterson, n.
j.; DR.. II. Buchanan. James B. Rolston
Philadelphia; G. B. Burgess, George A.
Peabody, New York; Edward j. Browne,
Boston; W. II. Gray, Chicago, III.
a the Screyen house were c. Quacken-
bush, $. Limberger. j. b. Lanneau. New
York; II. A. stewart, L. =. Spaulding, st.
Louis; G. II. Mathews, Philadelphia: W.
+. Gentry, Lynchburg, Va; V. II. Burns.
Warren Loyett, Ogeechee, Ca; Ii. Cans,
Bainbrldge, Ba.
At the Harnett house were r. j. Steele,
Mattock, Ga; II. II. Marrow and wife, ).
+. Brown, Jacksonville, Fla; 4. NJ. Tay-
Tor. T.. NJ. Haynes, Ceder Grove, Ga; J.
F. Peck. George Rowe, n. Farrell. Beau
fort. 5. G.; ;. W. Gillingham, Charleston,
$. g.; j. l.. Hooper, Columbus, ia; W.
Il. Mckenzie. Allendale, 5. G..
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
Excitement i'm Texas

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery Of Mr.. j. Z. Corley, who
was so helpless he could not turn in bed
or raise his head; everybody said he was
dying OF Consumption. A trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought a large bottle
and box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; /;
by the time he had taken two boxes Of
pills and two bottles of the Discover he
was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles OF this Great
Discovery free Mt Lippman Bros.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
Death ora Dl.tlnguished CanadIan

Or. f. Y. Mousseau, Of this city, has re-
ceived the sad intelligence Of the death Of
his brother, Hon. Joseph Alfred Nous.
sesu, which occurred in his home, Mon.
treal, Canada, on March 3O The deceased
was AZ one time Secretary Of State for the
Dominion OF Canada and afterwards was
Premier OF the province Of Quebec. While
occupying that position he was appointed
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF Canada,
which position he occupied 80 the time OF
his death. Judge Mousseau began his
public career as writer on In .NiHeyve,
one OF the Oldest papers in Montreal, and
by his great ability was at the time Of
his death, at the early age Of ~ years, the
ACKNOWLEDGED leader OF the 100000
French.Canadians.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

The second anniversary ball by Canton
Chatham No. /, 1. o. 0. f.. will be given
on Monday evening, April 20, at Armory
hall. The committee of arrangements
consists Of Cneyalier August Meyer,
Chairman, and Chevaliers J. A. Pearson,
J. II. Storey, }. y. Tinsley, ana r. A.
Rowlinski. rhe ball will take place on
the evening Of the siXty-seventh anniyer-
sary Of the order OF ODD Fellows, and will
follow the ceremony of laying the corner
stone OF the new Odd Fellows hall, which
takes place on that day.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
A FArAL MlsSTEP.
A Swedish Sailor Drowned while Going
to His ship.

to His ship.
The body of Paulus Stjernuvist. a
Swedish sailor, was found yesterday
morning in the river at the wharves Of
the Ocean Steamship Company.
The Swede was drowned the night pre-
vious. He had been up in the city to mail
some letters to his friends at home in
Sweden. On his return 10 his vessel, the
schooner John B. Carrngton, he stopped
for a moment to talk with George Matte
son, sailor on the schooner Two
Brothers. To get TO his vessel the Swede
had to walk along the edge OF tae wharf.
A lot OF LUMBER that was piled on the
wharf left but little room for the sailors
10 get by.
No one saw Sjernqvist fall, but Matte
son heard the splash. and directly saw
some things floating on the river. Matte
son called out, and some sailors on the
Darlington tried to rescue the Swede, but
they could not. Some Of the crew dragged
yesterday morning, and soon caught the
BODY.
The Swede was steward on the Car
fington. and bad a brother in the crew.
The brother stated that the drowned man
was perfectly temperate. Coroner Dixon
held an Inquest about noon The Jury
rendered verdict OF accidental drown
ing. The body will be buried this after
noon at O'Clock in Laurel Grove Gene
tory
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
TUE IRISH oUEsrIoN.
The Arrangements for DR.. Armstrong; :
Lecture Complete.


Lecture Complete.
Branch No. AGA OF the Irish National
league had large and enthusiastic meet
Ing on Friday night. The arrangements
for Rev. DR.. Armstrong; lecture on the
Irish question, which takes place next
Thursday night, were completed, The
members OF the branch feel confident that
large audience will he present on that
occasion. The proceeds of the lecture
viii go 10 the Parliamentary fund.
Mr.. James NJ. Case has generously ten
dered DR.. Armstrong, through the com
mittee, the h0sDitalities of the Pu-
iaski house during his stav in
the city. The Union COrnet Band
has volunteered to furnish mn.
sic on the night Of the lecture. The
committee desire 1t understood that there
is abundant seating accommodations in
Library hall and that the platform has
been raised for the special benefit Of the
Indies. so that they can see the lecturer
from any part Of the hall.
p. j. OConnor, Esq, President OF the
branch, will preside on the occasion and
Introduce the distinguished gentleman.
The committee has met with great en-
eOuragement and the lecture will doubt
less be a deeply interesting one.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

The report Of G.. II. Dorsett, receiver in
the case Of Edward Moyle. complainant,
and Geo. A. Cooper, defendant in equity,
was filed in the superior Court yesterday
and was continued by Judge Adams. An
order was passed marking the case
settled.
In the case Of Edwin &. Weed. COM
plainSnt, and Louis knorr, administra-
tor, etc, aud others, defendants in equity,
an order was granted oyerruling COM
plainants motion for final decree.
The superior Court Will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

A beautiful Illustrated paper OF 10 pages,
five OF which are devoted entirely to illus.
trations, reproducing at least 100 cele-
brated oil paintings during the year. This
paper, when bound at the end Of the year,
Will prove a book OF great value and
beauty. Published IN New York on the
lst and 18th OF each month. subscription
81 year In advance, postage paid. Sub
scrlptions may be sem TO Lippman Bros,
wholesale druggists. Ga.--AdU.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

The committees having the Chatha N
Artillery's centennial IN charge are ac-
lively at work. The Governors OF all the
states IN the Union have been invited,
and it is expected that several of them
will attend. 1t is quite probable that
President Cleveland will come. The
Galatians, among other things, have
added hospital service 10 their encamp-
ment, with a fun staff Of surgeons, ambu-
lances and litters. The Southern Rifles,
OF Talbotton, wrote yesterday that they
would be here
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
EDEN srArIOS's $40 0TINe.
The Supposed Assailant of Young
PrOwla Arrested and In Jail.

The Supposed Assailsnt of Young
PrOwIe Arrested and In Jail.
Magistrate Taylor OF Eftingham county,
came to the city yesterday to identify
negro named SiIas Williams, arrested
Friday nigat on suspicion Of having been
the party who shot the young
German, Joe Prowle, near Eden
station, last Wednesday night.
Williams was lodged IN jail and
was identified by the magistrate as the
negro who was seen In Efingham county
a short time before PrUwle was shot.
The negro denies that he was out of
town last week, and says he was at his
home in Iamacraw on Wednesday night.
He was arrested in Muhlburg's pawn
shop while trying to pawn gun. An
investigation will be held. The officers
are on the track of other parties suspect
ed of the crime and it is not likely that
the murderOus assailants of young Prowle
viii esCaDe.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
Weatnnr Indirnrlnna.

Special indications for Georgia today:
Increasing cloudiness, light local rains.
and stationary temperature.
For the South Atlantic states to-day.
Local rains, northerly winds, slightly
colder in the northern portion, and sta
tionary temperature in the southern por-
tiOu.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
l:S3 O'CLOCK p. N. yesterday (AugusCa
tIme) was 21.0 feet-a fall of S. O feet dIIr-
ing the preceding - hours.
Comparative statement of temperature
at Savannah April 3, 1885 and 1886:
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

BY trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless cases OF
Kidney aud Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electr Bitters, alter everything
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Electric Btters will cure Dyspepsia. Dia-
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Invaluable IN affections OF Stomach and
Liver aud overcome all Urinary Difficult
ties. Large bottles only 90 cents, ut Lipp-
man Bros.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

Editor NorniRq Ne,os: A large crowd
ofmen crossed over to Hutchinson is-
land last Sunday afternoon aud thought.
lessly tramped over my oat fields and
taking possession OF piece Of my mead
ow land. spent the afternoon in plaviny
baseball. For good reasons / request
that IL shall not occur again: self.protec-
tion will compel me TO treat the matter as
trespass, JAMES j. WARING,
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
THE Y. c. NJ. AS WORK.
State Secretary williams TO be in the
City This Week

City This Week.
A telegram was received last night
from President c. p. Miller, Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, who is in
Atlanta attending the state convention,
stating that state Secretary Williams
will be in Savannah this week and Will
attend the monthly business meeting OF
the Savannah Association, Tuesday night
Rt 8 O'Clock, at Trinity Methodist church.
To this meeting every body is invited. Ii
II especially desired by the officers OF the
Association that every parent Of young
men or boys should be present at this
meeting. There will be reports from
havannah delegates concerning the cou-
vention, and Mr.. Williams will talk
ABOUT the needs OF special work
lor young men. His address on this
subject before the convention made
quite an impression, showing that he was
thoroughly posted on the subject. Mr..
w llliams holds the same relation 10
tne associations in Georgia that was held
ey Dr. Munhall IN Indiana before he came
W SaVannah last fall
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

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Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
rbomn.y,l.r. a..

Mitchell house remains open during
April. Tourists en- route North, or to
Pensacola, can have tickets extended for
stop over any length Of time either way.
Through Pullman Sleepers for Washing
ton daily without change-special new
arrangement.--ddr.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
Georgia Pharm -ceutioai Associatio

The eleventh annual meeting OF the
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association will
be held in this city beginning on April Is.
The session is expected to be an unusual
ly interesting one, as n number OF vital
questions are 10 come up. A large at
tendance is expected. DR.. h. G., Hut
crimson, of Atlanta, is president Of the
association, and DR.. W. $. Parks is sec.
tary.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
soorT's EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OH, with HypophosphItes,
It's Use in Lung Troubles.
DR.. Hiram Cadoretto, OF Jacksonville,
Fla, says 81 have for the last ten months
prescribed your Emulsion to patients sai.
ferlng from Lung troubles, and they seem
TO be greatly benefited by it's use."
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
THE NEW HOTEL

"A CillSbhS meeting To DO helu Ab Nne
Theatre Wednesday Evening
A meeting of the Thomasvlle excur-
sionists was held at the Times Office yes
terday morning. Mr.. b. II. Richardson
presided. and, as Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, submitted the fol-
lowing:
SAVANNAH, GA, April ,, 1885.
To the Conmittee on Resoltitiops and Other
gentlemen Comprising the Ercursj0n PdrrV
to ThomaSgilte IN the Interest Of The Eet0
Hotet:
GENTLEMEN: Regretting that we were un-
able to accept Messrs. Il. q. Fleming and y.
4. Woods invitation to visit ThOmasville last
saturday. and being interested in the pub
Nshed account OF what our neighbor'ng city
Is doing in the matter Of hotels, and being de
.lr0us OF hearing stIll further the opinion
aud convictions OF the gentlemen VINO com
posed the party, we agree with the PROPOSE
uon Of the enterprsug daily papers of our
city thal large publc meeting should be
held where what YOU have seen might he eN-
planned more fully and with advantage to the
undertaking. And noticing with pleasure
Collector J0hnson's generous offer Of his the
atre for the purpose. we beg you viii name
the earliest day that VIII best suit your con-
veuIenCe.
4. Enrich & Bro, A. f.. Hartridge,
A. Leler, vii lam Hunter.
&. Nj. Gilbert & Co., J. J.Rauers,
Palmer Bros, John annery,
Eckman Il NetsburR, James X Clarke.
B. II. Levy n Bro, II. NJ. Conner,
SolOmOns Co, William Garrard,
Branch K Cooper, j. Meudel,
Dasher 4 Co., Meyer Mendel
Jos. Rosenhelm 4 Co., Herman Myers
Meinhard RrOs. & Co.. Bendheim Bros 4 Co
John ,. McDOnough, II. r. Bond,
ID. @ Purse, G. II Olmstead,
George ;. Cope, ID. K. Thomas,
And others.
There was considerable discussion as
to the time of the meeting. MIR. Lee Rov
Myers moved that it be held on next We'd
nesday evening, April 7, and that the
offer of the theatre by Manager johnson
be accepted. The motion was seconded
by Mr.. Lawrence Lippman and was car
ried.
Upon motion OF Cot. j. II. Estiu, sec
onded by Mr.. Edward Lowell. Mr.. j. A.
Wood was appointed committee To
make all necessary preparations for the
meeting. 1t is expected that number
of gentlemen who nave had some expe-
rience III hotel enterprises will be pres
ent and tell how hotel can be built.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
Eafnre GnInr Nnrlh

do not fail to visit the Mitchell House.
Thomasville, Ga, the finest resort in the
South. The savannah, Florida and
Western railroad agents will indorse
your tickets so that you can stop over az
Thomasvlle as long as you desire. URTAH
WEIGH, proprietor, Mitchell House.
Through Pullman sleeper starts from
Thomasvlle for Washington direct at6:30
p. m. daily; special new arrangement.
One thousand Chldreu's Kilt suits. posi-
tiyelv worthSg 20 nt gQc M AItr,o,o.,
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
BntrIa.
The Admission Inn.
ANNIATON, MA.

A DELIGHTFUL place for persons RE
- IL nNlNG NORTH TO REST on the
why. The house is handsomely finished
sumptuOusly furnished, and equal IN table
and service 10 the best hotel in America. In
candescent lights m every room; elevators 70
all loOfs, aud every convenience to make
guests comic table. Two trains daily via
Atlanta fni the Georgia Pacific Railroad or
Via Montgomery ana the East Tennessee, NT-
ginla and Georgia Railroad. i4b
HAIRY HARDELL,
Manager.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

See advertisement OF Drummond To.
bacco Company in another column,
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04
COLUMBUS BLUES.

Runs earDed-~aYannah l.
Struck out--By Neal s. by Rhiems :.
Lett on bases-Savannah u, Colu N bus s.
Bases on bals-By Neal3. by Rh iem4 S.
Bases given for hitting man with ball
Savannah >.
Passed tas-McLaughln 3, Legg 3.
Wild PitChes-Neal l.
Time of game-Gne hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-Grecn, Of Southern League staff.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-04

To the ComWjttee an Resoluti0us and Other
Gentlemen Comprising the Ercursj1n ParrV
to ThoaaSgjlle IN tie Interest Of the Ne,o
Hotek: