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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

Among the arrivals at the screven
House yesterday were j. H. Gait and
wife, }. w. Post, J. b. Banlster, New
York; g. G. Field, A. NJ. Lloyd, Baltimore;
Nj. ID. PendletOn, Philadelphia; c. Lewis,
Mrs. NJ. Ralnsdale, New York; Simon
Meter, Atlanta; j. A. Brenner, s. c.
Durham, G. p. Collins, Augusta.
At the Harnett House were A. ID. Dun
bar, Philadelphia; DIR. w. j. Jolley,
Waldo, Fla; q. l.. Robinson and wife,
Leesburg, Fla; o. B. Butler, John Con-
ion, George j, koleOnke, j. f. Prender-
CAST, William A. Prendergast. Charles
ton, 5. G.; J. Griswold, j. COpin ger, w al
thourville, Ga; William T. Blance and
wife, Jacksonville, Fla.
At the Marshall House were J. F. Nc
Cav, Macon; NJ. G. Anderson, r. c, la
Wis, Atlanta; Charles Cohen, Beaufort,
5. c.; A. ID. Mcintyre, Newman; j. Hen
derson, Oak Point; G. d. Woodward,
Cochran; f. w. Terry, Valdosta; A. V.
Hanson, Darien; B. II. Davis, Philadel.
phia; ID. q. Maxwell, Quitman; G. e. g.
Fell, Columbia, S. G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14
At Coal.

The balance of our Spring Clothing for
Men, Youths, Boys and Children must go. so
viii close the balance of our stock at cost, for
cash. Now is your time to get bargains. We
are not advertisngthis to humbug the people,
but we mean what we say, and will live up to
our word. Our stock comprises Sack and A.
button Cutaway Suits of all the latest designs
and prices, Cashmere Pants, etc. We are
also making reductions in the prices of our
Seersucker Coats and Vests, and separate
Coats, as well as Black Alpaca Coats. We
must not forget the reductions we are making
in our line of Straw Hats. We Will sell you
the best quality OF Pepperil Jean Drawers
for 50 cents, the regular price of which is as
cents, and other Underwear in proportion.
We are the agents for the "King of Shirts"
We have a complete line Of Neckwear at very
low prices. The fact is, the balance of our
Spring stock must go, and so are going to
make the prices make it go.
This Is an opportunity not to be missed, so
come at once and get fitted out. CHAs. LO-
GAN, the Savannah Clothing and Hat Store
l39 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14
THRouGH THE CIrY.
Items Gathered Here and There by
the News Reporters.

Items Gathered Here and There by
the News Reporters.
Georgia Tent OK Rechabites will meet
tonight.
Three DRINKS were taken into the bar
racks yesterday.
Meeting of Dekalb Lodge No Q, l. Q.
y. f., this evening
The interior of the post Office building is
being remodeed. A new front is beng
put in and the interior arrangement Will
be better adapted TO the purposes Of the
office.
Adam Welcome, negro, was arrested
yesterday for an assault made on bis vile
Jane Saturday night. Welcome ran after
the assault and escaped capture until
morning.
A negro named Fred Gibbons was ar
rested yesterday afternoon for gambling
within the city limits. Fred was out IN a
field having a game with some friends.
The others were good runners and got
away.
The Southern Mutual Loan Association
will hold its seventh annual and eighty
nth monthly meeting at Metropolitan
Hall tonight. The treasurer will submit
his annual report and officers for the en-
suing year will be elected. The organl-
cation OF series Of the association VIII
be discussed.
A small stalk of cotton, the new crop,
containing two small bOlls not developed,
the flowers still being attached to them,
was brought to the \ Jews office yesterday.
This is the first stalk with the semblance
of a boil on it which has been seen at
Cohen's Bluff this season. The plant it.
elf looks very weak.
The Sunday excursions were largely
patronized yesterday. The Charleston
train carried large number TO the "Clty
by the Sea" The Brunswick eXcur-
sion was larger than was expected.
Many CharlestOnians came over 10 spend
the day here. rhe local resorts We're well
patrOnized. The day was pleasant and
thousands took advantage OF it.
Solomon Wilensky was run over by
horse car on the BrOught0n street line yes
terday morning, and was severely injured.
The car was near Montgomery street, and
Wilensky attempted to get off the front
platform. He stumbled and fell with a
leg across the track. The wheels passed
over him, cutting the flesh painfully, but
not breaking any bones. The injured man
was taken to his home on Harrison street
near West Broad in carriage and his
wounds were dressed.
The Savannah Yacht Club is making
Arrangements for Tuesdays festivities.
"Ladies' Day'' is a new festival in the
history OF Lne clups anu IL VIII De cele-
brated in a becoming manner. A regatta
will be sailed in the afternoon over the
course extending from the club house at
ThunderbOlt to the mouth of Herb river,
where the yachts will turn a stake boat,
and back to a stake boat above the club
house, sailing the course three times.
The start Will be made at O'Clock. The
prize will be furnished by the ladies, and
will be a pennant Tor each class. In the
evening the club house and grounds VIII
be Illuminated.
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Mansion House, Brooklyn heights.

Located on Hicks street, between Pier
repont and Clark streets directly oppo-
site Wall street, New York }, 90 feet above
tide water, commanding full view of
New York city, harbor. bay and sur
roundinRs for miles, four minutes walk
from Fulton or Wall street ferries and
annex boats, and three minutes from the
Brooklyn bridge terminus, all points by
railroad and steamboat lines about New
York and Jersey City being easily access
sible.
This old established family and tran
sient hotel having been remOdeled and
newly furnished, offers superior attrac-
tions in having large grounds, in lawns,
shade trees, good air, ETC., seldom found
in large cities, and families and travellers
will at once find home to suit the most
fastidiOus, either permanent or transient,
at reasonable rates.
Large airy rooms, single and en- suite,
and the most cool and pleasant location
during the summer months of any place
In the vicinity of New YORK.
Table, service and appointments the
best, and accommodation tor $50 guests.
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An Important Arrs.t

Has been made within the last three weeks
which has kept money in many a mans
pocket. 1t was the arrest of the high prices
OF Clothing. 1t 10 three weeks now since the
Inauguration Of the oyerstock sale of Clothing
by the Famous New York Clothing House, TAO
Congress street. IL has been a gr, at sale. and
saved clothing buyers many dollar. 1t Il
true that the Famous has made no money a.
it, but it was the means OF carrying out is
object "of reducing stock" which Is far from
being broke up as yet We have still on band
Business and Dress SUITS for Men. Youths aud
Boys, all OF our own manufacture. at aston
lshng low prices. Scersucker Goats, from 30
cents up to the finest; nice Black Alpaca
Coat for ~ up TO the very best; Pongee Goats
and Vests Just received. IN two shades. from
our factory in New YORK; prices low, quality
high.
Shirts at reduced prices, a new lot Of nice
SIX Scaris just received, which sell at Is cts
All our Straw Hats 10 be cleared out at "A
great reduction. 10 is FOR the interest OF an
purchasers IN these lines OF goods, 30 call on
the Famous. We can save YOU money. dg.
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Short stops .

Kilroy ofthe Baltimores is leading the
American Association pitchers.
The Augustus arrived last night and are
quartered at the Marshall House.
Cabil will probablyremain with Man
aver Schmeltz the rest Of the season.
Brouthers this season has made 81 sin.
giles, - doubles, 4 triples and home run.
The Nashville Union says that from all
accounts Hengle's umpirIng Is about as
bad as foung's was.
Macon, it is stated, wanted Nolan.
The "Only" preferred 10 go North, how
ever, and will probably play in the East
ern League.
Al Bauer, who pitched for Atlanta last
season, and who is one of the bOXmen for
the ST.. Louis MaroOns this year. is laid
up with a split hand which he received a
few days ago.
President Ryan, OF the Atlanta club,
says he has his eyes on right fielder who
can Out-hit any player ia the Southern
League, and he is now negotiating for his
transfer TO Atlanta.
Conway, Of Atlanta, it is claimed is
being worked TO death. When Atlanta
went on her first trip Shaher was worked
out OF shape, and now Conway is being
served IN the same way.
On the morning of June 4. last year, the
DetrOits had won four games out OF -;
TINS year, - out OFT. Last year they did
not win the twenty second game until
July -, and had then lost 81. On June
4, last year, New York led with 10 veto.
ries and nine defeats.
The Atlanta Constitution in its sum-
Z mary, made up yesterday, Of games for
the week puts Savannah fifth IN the race,
and makes both Macon and Memphis lead
her. This is mistake, though ID is prob
ably unintentional. savannah holds third
/ place, with Macon fourth aud Memphis
| nth.
/ Brennan seems 10 be having bad time
/ OF II with the Tennessee clubs. Chatta.
= nooga Is down on him Tor his work In the
I ChattauOoga-Atla games. Brennan
I is not a iayorite with savannah. Ii is
said that the home club lost Two, aud pos
sibly three. games In Memphis on account
Of his rank decisions.
II il claimed that fewer home runs have
been made on the Charleston grounds,
! perhaps, than Ia any other city In the
Southern League. Ely, Of the Louisyilles;
Purcell, " the Atlhntas, Hart, Of the
Chattanooga, and Gilman, Of the home
team, are the only ones who have 80 far
been able 10 liit thesphere over The fence.
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BACON OR GORDON.
A Word or Two on the Subject.

The contest for Governor between Bacon
and Gordon will no doubt be u very exciting
one, and one that will no doubt interest a
great number OF people; IN tact, we have
never seen such an exciting race for the re-
speetive position before; but just TO think, in
an this excitement the people have never for
a moment forgotten the great bargains in
Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods
at Appel Bros. old stand. 1913 Congress street.
There is but little doubt but that the people
are finding out that am really selling Cloth
ing for less money than any other house IN
the city. j have already bought my second
crop OF spring Clothing for this season, which
speaks for itsef, but as the season IS advanc-
ing ami l have still a large stock TO select
from, have decided TO put the razor in the
prices of some las the knife can't cut sharp
enough to suit me-, and ] intend 10 make
things lively. To those in need OF ANYTHING
in my line would respectfully invite 10 call
around and see for yourself, as | mean bust
ness. Remember, alterations free of charge
Appel boys in charge to wait on their many
friends aud customers. J. PERLINsKI, 1853
Congress street. Opposite the Market.-Adv.
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TalIuIah Chasm.

In late number Of the MORNING News
Prof White is represented as declaring
the chasm of Taliulah to be the result of
erosion by water.
In the year 1886, just fifty years ago, l
visited Tallulah for the first time. then
saw rocks undergoing the process OF ero-
sion by means of gravel and pebbles,
caught in little holes on the surface and
whiried round necessarily in the shallow
current passing over them. Before 1858
the largest OF these rocks had been broken
upi this manner and disappeared, having
been carried lower down the stream in
treshets.' But more remarkable still was
the change on the face OF the rock over
which the great fall passed. When first
saw IL the water passed over 1t deepest
in the middle aud feather
ing off on both sides, so
as to leave no perceptlble mark. Last
September / visited the falls and made a
picture OF this part OF the cataract, and
in doing so observed that the water bad
cut channel, visible from the DEVILS
"pulpit." did not measure the depth OF
the erosion but think it must be an inch
or more In depth cut In fifty years.
/ do not think the chasm due entirely TO
erosion, but have always regarded it as
insure produced by contraction Of the
cooling rocks, the north side rising sheer
up and the other side leaning over AS may
be seen by breaking slab Of stone, when
one side is supported TO greater degree
than the other
But let us suppose that the chasm has
been cut down by erosion. The great fall
being about 20 feet high, inch in frty
years would give only the trining time Of
$1,000 years TO dig out the chasm at that
particular spot.
The grand chasm is estimated as 500
feet deep. / think II less; but Judging
by the descent OF a stone would not
place my guess against Prot. Niccoafs
barometer. ~, then, the two professors
are right, and ralIulah is the effect Of
erosion only, half million OF years is
not too much to allow. r.. W. IL.
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Gordon Eetires


A. Il. Altmayer * Co, viii offer at cost for
the next ten days their entire stock OF Boots
and Shoes, which ia. without question, the
largcat, best selected and most complete
stock i'm savannah. Tho line of Shoes they
carry, whic are well known, ere made by the
most celebrated manufacturers. In this
stock Will bo found every conceivable style
and size worn by ladies' aud gentlemen Also
misses and children. Intending purchasers
should embrace this opportunity TO purchase
1rst class, reliable Boots and Shoes at fully IS
per cent. cheaper than they eau bay the came
goods from regular Shoe stores. See adyer-
tisCment ON htth page 4 do.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14
"Red Llon'' Elixir for Diarrhea.


Desper ste Remedies Not Required.
You have probably read OF or heard OF the
individual whose wardrobe was go scant that
he was compelled 10 go TO bed whenever he
wanted his shirt washed. This little story
may or may not hold water. but 10 say0rs de-
cidedy OF 'chestnmts." This extremity can
hardly reach anv man pow-a-days. "a for "A
hali dollar and hfty cent piece we can sell YOU
aH excellent Unlaundried Shirt, rs good as
many that are sold Tor r. dollar. THIS d. not
poorly made. cheap garment, but % irsi-ciass
article that we are enabled 10 Oner 40 about
1nc-h1lf is value. Our stock ~ Gents,
Youths and Boye' Summer Clothing has not
been allowed 10 run down by aus means, aud
We hsk attention % our suits and prices.
Come IN aud glance over our display Of real
aeebuekcr Suit, auk Paianaa. = pacas, eic.
" You are going 20 q summer resort Y0nd
hctter provide yourself with Collar. Guls,
ahiria oto., 10 laHt you during YOUR absenrt.
hs We VIII sell you better Hriir 81 foe lees
money than you can Ret abrnai. iirmrmi cr.
~ nave one pf1ce only. and illt tne iIWrsf.
=. fAik h0hs fuccofspfs i0 q. =. fHlh a
Coz Iongrcas, W hitaker and be- Julian streets.
The fanaIHafaa arfrnf
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THE PENTECOsT.
The Observance of Whit-Sunday in
the Episcopal Churches.

The Observance of Whit-Sunday in
the Episcopal Churches.
Whit-sunday, or Pentecost, of which
the first name is corruption, through
different dialectic forms, was observed
with special services at st. Johns and
Christ Episcopal churches yesterday. At
st. Johns morning prayer was said at IL
O'clock. The rector preached sermon
appropriate to the day. At
Christ church the holy communion
was celebrated at the morning service.
Rev. Thomas Boone, rector OF the church,
preached. Evening service was held at
q O'Clock. The CONTAMINATION of the
descent OF the Holy Ghost upon the In
FAINT church, and according 10 SIS. Am
brese and Hilary, instituted by the ApOs-
ties Acts Xxx, l6), Hesychius says the
first celebration Of holy communion Oc-
CURED on il. The Poles called the day
Zici0He Sioidtke, green holly; the Firms
speak Of it as Helm Tai; and the Welsh
as j Sutgt1yl, with the idea of brightness
; of1 oi4lssfs 6uI all other European nations
must renlA original word Pentecost,
The thunder h. or under a thin disguise.
in steady poNOr the day was from st.
llact "a lar "Jesus SAID unto His dis
DELAY her son, be Me, keep My command
homo before ~. pray the Father, and Ill
'fha tabla sat dol mother Com Orter, that
asIred me- so man ia you forever; even the
world maj IkneW nom the world cannot
IL hotter circt, it seeth Him not, neither
staiTlv ven enuc. but We know HIM. for III
eonversation hpu, ana shall be in you. |
rareleseIv RENAL you cOmfortless; 1 will
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14
woatbar Indications,

Special indications for Georgia to-day:
Local rains and stationary temperature.
For North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia and Eastern Florida: Local
rains, nearly stationary temperature and
sOutherasterly winds. For Western Flor
ida, Alabama and Tennessee: Local
rains, slightly warmer and winds gener-
ally southerly.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'CLOCK n. NJ. yesterday (AugusUa
hme) was 1915 feet-a fall of 81 feet dur
ing preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
at savannah June IL 1883 and 1886:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14
ON PrescrIpeion store.

Corner Bolton and Montgomery streets
is supplied with a complete line of Pure
Drugs, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Ar.
ticles.
We have made it all that first-class
Drug Store should be.
Special care has been taken to meet the
needs of physicians and families. Squibbs
Preparations for Prescriptions always on
hand.
Store in charge of a careful and compe.
tent druggist at all times. Open early
and late. DON'T lose time and money by
going down town. j. L. SHUPTRINE &
BRO.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

The benefits OF advertising are often
vividly illustrated, and hcre is recent
case: Messrs. Daneke 81 Felker. general
commission merchants OF 23l Washington
street, New York, "A lew weeks since adj
Vertlsed their business iu the savannah
ga NEWS. They have already opened
up quite trade with Georgians and are
receiving letters daily OF inquiries OF the
prices from new customers. This IN a
new house, but they are veterans m ex-
perience, well backed up and are doing "a
business already which places them in
The front ranks. The well known genial
salesman, Dir. Egbert =. st0yer, rs with
this house Such n combination Will soon
make older houses marvel. From me
ltestchestcr County Record, NJ. Vernon,
Al "
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

Gray & O'Brien, fully approaching the
Immense patronage bestowed on them
during the past week, have made still
greater sweeping reductions IN prices.
Listen 10 the music. IL will lay on your
heart like velvet. 10000 yards India linen
lawns, worth lOc., AZ DC: 1900 yards
India linen lawns AZ &c., good value 1T
l2Ac.; 100 pieces figured Swiss muslin at
lle., worth from 2jc. 10 Soc. 40 pieces
Nuns yelling reduced 20 lOc.; 100 pieces
scotch ginghams ~ l0c.. would be CHEAP
~ lDc. Another job lot Marseillea c0un-
tefpanee IA 81, 81 90 ana s3. worth "a, 81
ana tsi 90 pieces piquo welts and figures
at tte. aud Ale., worth about 900: ~
dozen moro 0i those black aIk gloves M,
nave been aelllsn a. 2o.. worth Ole.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14
ON THE BASE LINES.

The Southern League Games to be
Played This Week.
The home club and Augusta will play
their second series OF four games this
week. The opening game will be played
this afternoon. Augusta will put up her
crack pitcher, and either Suck or Sutclife
will catch. The home club VIII probably
put Neal in the box and Stockwell to
catch. Matterson, the visitors bOxman,
proved a puzzler for Savannah in the
games at Augusta. The home club will
play to win every game this week. and
although it ia not likely that she will, the
admirers of the game will be likely To see
ball playing at Its best. The other clubs
to play today are Chattanooga at At
lanta, Macon at Charleston, and Memphis
at Nashville. There is no OIL day in the
schedule this week.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

-. n. Lew y Bro, 1Gi Congress street.
Continue their low prices on Gont@. Youths
and Boys summon Clothing and Gents
Furnishings generally.
No effort is spared 80 give every eqller more
than their moneys worth, as 10 clear out
stock before the opening of another season
Is now an important object.
Fancy Underwear is To- De sold and sold u
viii be u prices ridiculously low WIN 10 VI,
Also our stock imported Colored Hosiery
Will be let go cheaper than you can buy do
nestle goods
Odds aud ends in Gents Garments can go for
what they viii bring, and yuu can name
your prices on these articles, They are not
shop worn. huL ll Boz style and fashionable.
bus merely "pddn and matches.
20 rte bout nrfet that We have Che Leat
Dollar shirts over offered in savannah, and
when aould ho cheap Ofen Hf fi t0.
We moan fO aNll and it UuiN depends un YOUR
viii to buy fui uut inr prices, ilr ns f0 sur-
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A beautiful illustrated paper or II pages,
i've Of which are devoted entirely 10 Illus.
trations, reproducing at least 100 cele-
Drnted oil paintings during the year. This
paper, when bound az the end Of the year,
viii prove book Of great value and
beauty. Published ~ New York on the
istand 10Th " each month. subscription
81 year ln advance, postage paid. Sub.
81 hnlraHfnHrI fnI. 3D.. FaVnnnHN.f maft..
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DOL WEATHER.
rs Lively as it Was in
a Year Ago.

stbonoh ! have as Lively as it Was in
weapons Of any a Year Ago.
elf yOu-yO6s not an uncomfortable
revolver perhapl There wero p,apy cool
- ,o,, delicate breeze rustled
80 AZ, md kept down perspira-
and her hands ,'i ~
TO reply. i'0i ''''
"'My revolver, AZ war tboro ,,,oro COW
~ ,'',,''a' -. ,1much cooler than the
sNs D. ID % 80 y at any time this month.
49,. w nature since the first OF
"'Ies, this,' v,ar ina r5arnn,1, W.
ps'Sso. , different days. The
,,,.oatis' 0H ny far this month is
uliee1iVH. Et to the hottest day of
s $4,000 aei Tne day, when the mercury
o.'eil se'V'oI July took the champion
eteStaS 10, hottest day last year with
s asai 20 ~ -. VI INNER was considered cooler
ai',oe,- PSjy usually are. Up TO the
,haS,N ~ GUNNER OF 1856 has been
s w = - cool a. the summer OF 1888.
D3ne showers in the early part OF the
month kept the temperature down. al
though the rainfall was not excessive.
For three days now there has been no
rain, and the mercury has stood at
pretty high mark.
Last night the Signal Service observer
thought that the indications were good
for rain to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

A. r. ALTMAYER & Co. offer this week,
:, LOCO yards of their finest Crepe Lisse Ruch-
ing for the neck, at the Unprecedented low
price OF lOc. per yard. This lot com prises
over l,000 different styles, white. black ana
cOlored. and have never been retailed less than
from soc. TO 15c per yard. They are displayed
on their bargain counters Examine them
and be convinced OF the genuineness of the
bargain. Don't fan to see their ADVERTISE
ment on 9th page.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

taken into account, and although com
plete cure may seem arather hopeless task
an ameliOration at least of the trouble
NAV be Anticipated
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

COttOn-regon bulletin Tor a hours end
ing June IS, 1886, p. M, Eastern time
DIS TRICrS. AVERAGE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-14

"Red Lion" Elixir, tonic and invigo-
rator, and specially adapted to bowel and
stomach disorders.
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Georgia Law sud Form Book,
For farmers, mechanics and business men.
Contracts, deeds, bonds, lons, mortgages,
Wills. Pree Doc. ai Esll's News D.n0t.