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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19
TAXING THE YEIL.

An Impressive Ceremony at st. JOS
eph's Academy at Washington.
WASHINGTON, GA, May 1S.-On sun
day. May 10, the little chapel of st. JOS
eph's Academy was the scene Of a most
impressive ceremony: the reception OF
Miss Fannie Sullivan, of Savannah, and
the profession of Sister Mary Bernard
MISS Maggie Symons, of SAVANNAH.
At 8 O'clock the sweet strains of the
Ave Maris Stella fOretold the coming of
the bridal procession. The cross-bearer
preceded the Sisters, then came the aspi-
rant, clad in spOtless white, the BRIDES
angels, white-veiled novice, superior, as
sistant and choir. As soon as all were i'm
their assigned places, high mass was
said by Rev. Father O'Brien. After the
gospel came the ceremony of reception.
the customary questions were asked and
the postulant left the chapel to exchange
her worldly apparel for the sombre
garb OF the sisterhood. The profession OF
Sister Mary Bernard followed and many
a heart felt the solemnity OF the momen
when, before the altar, she made her sol
emn profession of observing the vows of
Poverty, Chastity and Obedience. The
white veil was replaced by the black veil
OF professed sister, and she was given
the cross that declared her a spouse of
the Crucifed. The profession hymn was
then sung and before its close the newly
made novice entered the chapel vested in
the holy habit. After expressing her hap
piness at being it's recipient she was given
the name of Sister Mary James.
Father O'Brien then spoke of the privi-
leges and happiness Of the religious state,
and congratulated the two young ladies'
on having chosen the better part. During
the mass the novice and bride received
the bread of life, and souls truly happy
and blest In the love of our Lord united IN
heart to the glad Te Deum sang at the
conclusion. The choir of st. Joseph's
school girls sang the high mass, and the
music was truly beautiful and devotional.
and contributed not a little to complete
the harmony Of a day ever memorable to
the visitors at st. JOseDh's.
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FLORIDA ON THE WIRE.
The Chatham Gun Club Expected
to Show Its skill at tallahassee.

The Chatham Gun Club Expected
to Show Its skill at tallahassee.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 1S.--A tele-
! gram from Tallahassee says Rev. }. At
/ kins, pastor Of the Methodist church at
Monticello, died there last night after a
/ brief Illness, aged y years, Rev. Mr.. At
/ kins was one OF the best known and most
/ distinguished ministers in the Florida
| Conference. He was born in Tennessee (;
was for number of years prominently
/ identified with educational institutions
there. and has been half century in the
ministry. He had been seven years with
the Florida Conference. HIS remains
will be buried at Monticello tomorrow.
GALATIANS CRACK SHOTS.
Information has been received here
that the Chatham Gun Club, of Savan-
nah, has accepted the challenge Of the
Tallahassee club, to meet it at Tallchas-
see at the grand Interstate tournament,
which takes place at the latter place
June 81, % and %, and contest for the in
ter-State badge and championship, which
was won by the Chathams by a score OF
only TWO points over the Tallahassee
boys during Centennial week at Savan-
nah. A second contest between these two
excellent and so nearly evenly matched
gun clubs, will not fail to excite the widest
interest .amOng the enthusiastic sports
men OF Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas.
There will be other representative clubs
present from Georgia, South Carolina,
Alabama, and a number of crack clubs
from otner towns in this State. The Jack
sonville club, which is an excellent one,
VIII doubtless be present.
THE FLORIDA RAILWAY AND NAVIGA-
TON COMPANY'S EXTENSION.
1t appears that there was a slight error
in the statement that United States Dis
trict Judge Pardee had granted an order
permitting Receiver Duval to proceed to
extend the Florida Railway and Naviqa-
ton road to Tampa. After hearing on
Receiver DuVaPs petition he merely re-
ieTred the matter to Master-in-C hancery
Durkee to take the testimony of all parties
interested and report. Master-in-Chan-
Gerry Durkee has accordingly issued cir
cular letter to all parties in interest, nOti-
Tying them to appear before him May 81
for hearing. The former President and
principal stockhOlder of the road, so it is
said, have already backed Receiver Duvai
in presenting the petition, and it is con-
tidentIy believed that all the parties in in
terest Will agree to it. If the petition is
finally granted it is said that work on the
extension Will be begun at once by the
receiver. Should this be dOpe it is be-
lleVed the Senate committee will agree TO
recommend an extension of the land
grant.
CHANGING THE GAUGE.
The work OF changing the gauge on all
the Florida roads, with the possible ex-
ception OF the South Florida, will be COM
menced on May %, and will dou btless be
completed by the evening of May 30.
The standard gauge will be adopted.
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HOME NEWS ON THE WIRE
MACON RALLYING TO SUPPORT
MAJOR BACON.

A Club Formed to Lend Him Substan-
tiaI Aid During the Csmpsign-Tbe
Joint Discussion at SpArta-A Lively
Thunderstorm at Augusta-Taliaha g.
see Clay Pigeon MarlIsmen.
MACON, GA, May 1S.-This morning
while Nelson Benton, colored brick
mason, was engaged at wark on the Bap-
fist church brick fell a distance Of Is
feet, striking him in the centre Of the
head. The blow knocked Benton sense
less to the ground off scaffold on which
he was standing. DR.. Hall was sum-
moned. Benton's recovery is doubtful.
Yesterday afternoon in an office in the
City bank building number OF the
wealthiest and most influential citizens OF
Macon met to take into consideration and
devise some means of cooperation with
MAJ. A. o. Bacon in his candidacy for the
Governorship. The matter was fully dis
cussed and resulted in the organization
of a Bacon Club. A President, Vice
President. Secretary and Treasurer were
elected. Committees on finance, on ways
and means and on speaking were APP
pointed. The object OF the Bacon Club
will be to assist Maj Bacon in presenting
his claims to the people by sending out
printed matter, speakers, etc, 1t will be
the Bacon headquarters in the State, and
the canvass will be mapped out here.
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THE PRESIDENT BLUsHED.
ng Reply of a Newly.
Welded Caller.
Fr9a fha Noio York World


WAsuINGroN. May l6.-A well-known
member OF Congress called on the Presi.
dent last Friday for the purpose OF pre-
senting TO Inn n newly-married couple.
constituents OF his, who were anxious ia
meet Mr.. Cleveland. The bridegroom was
q stalwart, broad ouldered farmer. His
bride was pretty. modest little creature,
who clung to her husbands arm during
the presentation. The member of Con-
gress PLACED a marked emphasis in the
Introduction TO the fact that the people he
was presenting were newly married. He
added with "A flourish:
Il commend them 10 your attention. -
The President said TO the groom, as he
gazed upCn the bride:
81 congratulate you, sir" shaking him
warmly oy the hand as he spoke. The
bridegroom blushed, and for a moment
did not know what TO say. Then he
blurtod out:
"Sir, hope the American people will
soon have an opportunity to offer similar
congratJlatiOns 10 yOu.n 10 was TIE
Presidents turn to blush. The bride
laughed outright and then the Preside {
laughed. This hilarity continued for a
few seconds. and then the Presideb .
seemed torealize that he was commit q z
himself. md look Of ANNOYANCE came
upon his lace. The interview came to an
nIHH.fftf fu
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING"
How a Husbands Kiss Created a
Connection.

from tt6 " 6U IOFB II efQCU.
At 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon young
man entered the Twenty-frst precinct
station-house and told Capt. Ryan, who
sat behind the desk, that a man had
choked his wife to death at No. 1872 East
Thlrty-sixth street. The Captain called
an ambulance. and accompanied by De-
tectives Mal0ckey and McCarty, started
for the address given.
They had not proceeded far when they
met Roundsman Haitian, having in GUS
todY John Sheehan, aged 90, who, Haitian
told the Captain, had murdered his wife.
Telling the rounesman TO lock his prison.
er up. the Captain continued on his way.
On arriving at the house he found Wini-
fred Sheehan. the wife OF Hattan's prison
er, lying on the floor, but still alive. The
Captain questioned her and was told that
John had only Rugged and kissed Der. and
that there was no trouble at all and no
reason TO arrest her husband.
In the meantime Bellevue ambulance,
In charge of DIR. Brennan. arrived, and
the Doctor announced that there was
nothing the matter with Winilred. The
Captain and his detectives, thoroughly
disguised, werded their way back to the
station.
John Sheehal was brought up from his
dungeon and subjected TO thorough ex-
animation. He said be had only kissed
his " lie, and toat probably the surpris Sc
had caused her to fall dead. The Captain
told him 10 go and arrange with an under
taker 10 take care of his wife's remains
and then To call at The station house and
give himself Up. Up to late hour Mon
day night he TAD not returned.
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Special Notice to Seekers of Lands in
the Garden Spot of Florida.

am now in a shape where I can select
100000 acres Of the best lands in The southern
portion Of this State. These lands have been
reserved Tor several years. and lie mostly in
Polk, Manatee and Monroe counties, and have
been out of the reach of monopolsts, bus are
now open to purchasers. TO parties wishing
to invest in frst-class lands. and have not the
time to select ( r themselves, [ vii select and
purchase for them for a one fourth interest in
the same. either by division of the land. or l
Will sell the same and retain fourth Of
the sales. Deeds made giving me a one
fourth undivided interest, subject to a dvis-
ION at the option of the purchasers. These
lands can be bought In lots of from 40 to 10 900
acre tracts at from 81 81 t. So so per acre.
JOIN 3. SIMMONS & co.
For further particulars address kissimmee
Orange county, Fla. SIMMONS & co.
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Eunrrai snuitatinnn.

WHITE.-ANNA BELLE. infant daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. samuel a. White. departed this
life May Is. 1856, aged year, IL months and
70 DAYS. The relatives and friends of the
family are invited to attend her funeral SER
vices at residence, 1870 Broughton street, THIS
AFTERN DON at O'Clock.
WALSH.-The friends and acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. MAURICE WALSH and Mr.. and
Mrs. JAMES L. GALLAGHER and families are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral of
MAURICE WALSH from his la'e residence. No.
p stewart street, THIS AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock.
SCHLEH.-The friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN SCHLEY are requested to
attend he funeral services Of their only son,
RICHARD EUGENE, at st Johns church THIS
"Wednesday AFTERNOON ut o'clo k.
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A Thunder storm at augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 18.-A fearful
rain and thunder storm visited this city
tonight, the rain coming down in tor
rents, temporarily flooding streets, alleys
and cellars, the drains proving made
quate to accommodate the abundance of
water. The electrical display accompa-
nying the storm was magnificent and in
spring. At times the city was lighted
up for several seconds. and Sims on
Broad street stores could be deciphered
ut ease during the hours between 10 and
12o'clOck. A few trees have been blown
down, but further damage has not yet
been reported
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MurderntIdve Oak.

LIVE OAK, FLA, May 1s,-william
Brown shot Antrey Thomas about IL
o'clock to-day at this place. Both are
c0Ored and employees on the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway. working
on the construction train. Brown asked
Thomas TO loan him % cents. Thomas re-
fused. Brown cursed him and shot him a
little above and IN front OF the ear.
Thomas is in adying condition. Some OF
the hands pursued Brown and overlook
him half mile from town. He drew his
pistol and they deserted. The Marshal
and others are in pursuit,
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$pPrial Mattrra.
The meeting will be held at1p. NJ.

The meeting will be held at l P. NJ.
Members and their families and
friends, and those who have been Wards
OF the Society, and the public, are cor
daily invited to join IN the celebration. A
Band of Music will be in attendance. and
rooms in the Orphan House placed at the dis
posal of those who wish to dance.
Railroad fare from Anderson street depot
to Bethesda and return, Soc; Children and
servants half price. Tickets can be procured
from the Managers and Stewards of the So
eiety and at the usual places where tickets
are sold
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AUGUSTA, GA, May 1S.-A meeting of
the Richmond county Democratic Execu-
tive Committee was held today. Two
vacancies We're filled by the select ion of
Hon. Z. A. Robbie and o. G. Ganter. The
City Councils invitation as to the holding
Of the Gubernatorial Nominating COnven-
tion here was Endorsed and the commit
tee adjourned till Tuesday next, at which
time the date and manner of selecting the
delegates TO the nominating convention
will be decided upon. The committee
stands 3 to In favor of Bacon, with one
naufral
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GORDON GAINING.
Maj. Bacon Loses His Temper While
Addressing the Spartans.

Mai. Bacon Loses His Temper While
Addressing the Spartans.
SPARTA, GA, May 1S.-As per an-
nouncement the two Gubernatorial can
didates met IN joint discussion here to-
day. AT $3.50 O'Clock Maj. Bacon opened,
and spoke for an hour and quarter.
Gen. Gordon followed for like time.
The former closed in fifteen minutes.
Mai. Bacon addressed his speech mainly
70 Gen. GOrdon's resignation from the
United States Senate. He argued that he
would resign the GOyernorship Il occasion
offered. He said Gen. Gordon bad
been unfaithiul TO high trust.
The speech was highly personal.
He claimed that Gen. GordOn's candidacy
forced a conflict on the party. Gen. Cor
don replied defending himself In resign.
ing. Maj Bacon, be said, had once re-
signed in 1862 TO become a tax gatherer.
Gen. Gordon carried the crowd. His de-
Tense was complete. In concluding, Mai.
Bacon affirmed himself no longer a friend
o. Gen. Gordon. lie denounced the At
lauta ring, and Atlanta associa-
tons made even Judge Blanford
uncertain. The joint canvass
was yerging on an open rupture. lie pre-
dicted an explosion soon. The audience
mum h'A'a WV anu AARtAhNA Aut btnA Nllie
zens in the county. Gen. Gordon seemed
IN carry the crowd. Mai. Bacon loat
ground by not Keeping his temper. and
giving personal turn to the discussion.
lie was evidently mad at Gen. Gordon's
candidacy and thus Injuries himself with
the people. Gen. Gordon has the soldier
vote almost solid. The people favor pri.
mary elections. II the meeting today
was a fair index the county Will send
IL. a..
better humor than the speakers. The
crowd dispersed cheering for the respec-
tive iayorites. The candidates went to
Augu ga tonight.
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Sugar Workcrs SURRENDER.

NEW YORK, May 1S-The sugar
workers strike has been declared at an
end and the union dissolved. Frederick
Weingardt. one Of the strikers. assaulted
John ID. Engle, president Of the associa.
ton, late last night, and attempted "a
stab him. He was arrested. Many OF the
strikers returned 10 work today, but a
large number have been blacklisted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19

ALAPAHA, GA, May 1S.-Hughey
Burns. an aged aud respected citizen 0f
this county, died on May 10. He WAS a
native OF lreland-honest, industrious,
and OF n clever, genial disposition. lie
leaves several sons and a host OF friend
To mourn his loss.
Physicians report a great zeal OF sick
ness, measles, ruseOla. etc
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The Tariff Association.

ATLANTA, GA, May 1S.-The South
eastern Tariff Association is now in ses-
sion at the kimball house. Thirty-dve
Insurance companies are represented or
the floor. President Knowles, OF Az
lanta, delivered his annual address, after
which the convention adjourned.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19
WILLFUL MURDER.
The COroner's Jury at Nahunta In
vestigates sundays Fatal Riot.

WAYCRoss, GA, May 1S.-The jury of
inquest over the body of John Ford, col
ored, one of the victims OF the riot at
Nahunta, returned a verdict of willful
murder against n. 5. Leary, B. D. aid
ron and Mat Jones, all white. VIM. Ford,
cOlored, another victim, died this after
noon, and Hardy Keen, white, Is in
critical condition. Leary was brought to
this city on a strelcher to-day. His
wound is in the small of the back and s
serious. Everything is quiet at Nahunta.
and the hands, through the pacifying in
11uence of w. E. Burbage, have returned
IN work
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Died of Copsumpsion.

COLUMBUS GA. May 1S.-Clarcnce
FERRY, Of Hartford, Conn. brother of DR..
Carlisle Terry, dicd " consumption in
hhis city TO-DAY. He leaves wife and
vwo children. His remains will be car
RED 10 HARTFORD Tor interment.
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WHISKY Settled His Itate.

MIDvILLE. GA, May is. $3.50 A negro in
Emanuel county known as Bill Close.
who was under the influence OF whisky
and riding on Jesse Thompson e Co.'s
lumber train to-day fell or. The train
passed over his body and killed him in
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19

AUGUSTA, Ca. Nav ls.-Henry Cha
vors, cOlored, while working IN the ice at
lhe Arctic Ice CompauY's works tonight,
fell dead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19
y II IL A w IL H Ic N 1 II =,
Earn.
Earn.
Beware Of Adnllerated Lard.

THE country ~ fail OF adulterated lard,
i Examine Tor yourself and be sure YOU are
not using IL. The odor from impure lard ia
easily detected when cooking. CASSARDis
STAR BRAND LARD n guaranteed pure
Try IL. aud You will use none other.
G.CAsSARD a son. Baltimore. Nd.
Curers Of the celebrated Star brand. Mild
rr"ti 'fali4 qn' 'larnn
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MarrtanRa.

FTNNIE HALDEMAN. - Married, at
Christ church, by Rev. Thomas Boone. Tues
da,, May II, 1856, ANNIE b. HALDEMAN, Of
Savannah, Ga, to JOHNSTON G. FISNIR, of
Louisville, XIV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19

=, scRIvEs COUNTY COURT HOUSE,. GA,
Aay lS.-We had a good rain here yester-
nav mofnlnr. Planters look bright.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-19

All the leading styles In gents furnish
ing goods at Belsinger's. "A Whitaker
efroaf-. Ida
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Drp GosDs.
BIZ. McKENNA& CO.
Reduced.

Our entire stock OF Colored eros Gram
SILKS umported) we nave reduced to
zoe; regular price 81.
A handsome line of imported SURAH
SILKS, Spring colors, at 75c; worth 81.
A new ami full line OF Black Dress SILKS
from the best French LOOMS at CSC,
worth 81 %; at 81 70, worth 81 80; at $l49,
worth 81.
Black SATIN RHADAMES at 81, worth
81 80; at 81 25, worth 81 IS.
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LoUIsvrLLE's JOCKEY CLUB.

LOUISVILLE, May Is rhe weather to-
day was good, the track fast and the at
tendance large. The cup race was slow
one. The events were:
FIRST RAcE-Haf mile. Prodigal won,
with Jacobln second, and Laredo third. Time
40.
SECOND RAcE-Mie and one-eighth. En-
durer won, with Porter Ashe second, and
Katrina third. Time i:5T.
THIRD RAcE-Louisyille cup; two and one
quarter mites. Lucky Il. won. with Puma sec
0nd. and IRISH Pat third Time :0Sl4
FOURTH RACE-One and One-quarter mile
Test won. with Conking second aud Sow
eregn Pat thlrd. Time 2:l0
FIFTH RAcE-One and one-sixtcenth mile
May Lady won, with jim Nave second aud
Fabius third. Time l:50i5.
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THOROUGHBRED AND JOCKEY
Pimlico Races Make the Short End
Pool Buyers Smile AudibIy.

BALTIMORE, May lS.-The PImlico
races were run to-day. The weather was
threatening and the attendance not as
good as usual. The events were:
FIRST RACE hree-quarters OF a mile
Biggonett won, with Strathspey second and
Lord LOrne third. Time 1916
SECOND RACE Annual hOme-bred stakes
one mile; for fOals OF 1888. Emrus won, with
Lansdowne second. and Rock and Rye third.
Time "a.
THIRD RAcE-Selling race; one mite. Bon
ME S. won, with l'hu second. and Letretia
third. Time l:f5. NutuIlS paid $50.
FOURTH RACER nncocas handicap: one
mile and a tur.nug. BVrch WOu, with E0lian
second. and Springfield third. Time .6ilS
Mutuals paid $ii.
FIFTH RACE-One mile AMI furlong; all
ages. Weaver won, with King Victor sec
ond. and Boheme third. Time 1890. Mutuals
maid SIO5
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Black Goods.

Summer BOUCLES, handsome BA-
TISTES fine TAMISE. fine Can els HAIR
NUNS YELLING. il BATROSS Cloths,
ami other light All Wool Black Fabrics,
new and desirable.
All Wool BUNTING at l5c.
A joblot of Ladies' Balbriggan HOSE (seam-
less at l5c a pair
A job lot Children's Isle Thread HOSE at
35c per pair, or three pair for 81; worth soc
per pair.
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prtrrinartam.
nnah Veterinary

Savannah Veterinary Iniirmary'
Cor. South Broad and Randolph Sta.
nRs. GEO. 4. MATTHEWS, A. VS., OIL
~ YER STEERS. o. V. s., Graduate Nete'
rinary Surgeons treats all diseases OF Horses
Cattle. sheep and Dogs. Largest and best ar
ranged inarmary in the South. Horse pen.
tlstry spec atty. Post norton examinations
made and reported on. Calls promptly AZ
tended to, and where always a Veterln9y
Surgeon can be found day and night. Tele-
phone No. 1913.
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GOurafinnal.
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Examinations in Atlanta.
Regular 4-year courses IN CIVIL. Mechanical,
Mining and Electrical Engineering, Archl'
lecture. Chemistry, Physics, Natural History
etc. students are also admitted TO partial O
special courses. Next school year begins sept
q. 1856. Entrance examinations in charge O
Mai. w. r. Saton. Office Superintendent Pub
lie schools. IS East Mitchell street, Atlanta
June and ats A. NJ.
JAMES p. MUNROE, Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER, President.
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GErurntnma.
Gartirntnma.
Charleston & Savannah Ry. ca.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

COMMENCING SATURDAY, Nav & tbo
~ Charleston and Savannah RAILWAY Vii
put on sale Saturday and Sunday Excnrsoonn
tickets from Savannah to Charleston. ReaU
fort and Port Royal at rates named for tSe
round trip. 'uo
SATURDAYS.
BY trains leaving at !: 80 P. NJ, good IN "a
turn before noon of MONDAY following:
Charleston. ............-.... 60 "a
Beaufort % S SS
Fort Royal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
SUNDAYS.
BY trains leaving at 7:le A. M, good IN -.
turn before noon MONDAY following:
Charleston .sn,
By trains leaving at 1910 A. NJ, good to 70
turn by train arriving at Savannah at pm.
Cnarleston. ......................H On
beduiorC' 1900 .-...................H. 90
Horb hoyal .'.......--. -..........-......... %
Tickets on sale at Bren's Ticket Office and
at Depot.
E.P. MCSWINEY. G. F. andP.A.
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Notice.

SAVANNAH, GA, May II. 1886.
During my absence from the State Jonas
Mende is my duly authorized agent.
MkN Err Al ENDEI.-
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p. 0. University Of Virginia, Va.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
GUNNER LAW LECTUR Es mine weekly
- begin sch July, 1885, and end 9Th septem,
Der. For circular apply tP. o. University %
Va 10 JOHN b. MINOR, Prof. Com. ana
Stat. Law.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
law pEPARTMENT +!

The session begins OCTOBER 1sT. and con.
tinues nine months. For catalogue apply
the Secretary OF the Faculty,