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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
Observation-Disclosures

1t is a common thing nowadays for all
great OCCASIONS to develop class OF people
whose sole idea is 10 gouEe, ami take advant-
age of strangers in every conceivable man
ner. Uvercharging in prices is a c)mmon
mode of making hay while the run shines"
This practice, however, does CT y more harm
than good, as II creates a rOng prt judlce
amt a sOurness towards the people OF tie CITY
that IA taken them in. Opposed to this idea
j. The immense Clothing Establishment Of
a safer basis. TheV have. tnerrfpra. reduced
prices On their entire -tOck of Gents Youths
and Bow Clothing. Hats. Furn shing q DDS
etc. for Centennial week. AMI propose sell
DE Spring Clothing. It aw II ats. and other
seas nahle 60 Ills a. pr Gees that cannot be- du-
pllcated any where. our tailor makes an nj
terra ions in suit free OF charge. b. IL. LEVY
a. BRO, l6l Congress strret.-1d5.
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sUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Adjournment Taken tOJune After Rem
derIng Several DeoisiOns.

Adjournment Taken tOJune After Rem
dering Several DecisiOns.
ATLANTA, GA, May 1.-The following
Supreme Court decisions were rendered
today:
John Stilwell vs.. Fanny Woodruff, from
SpaldiDg. Affirmed.
r. b. BloodwOrth VS.. William Barfeld,
from Macon. Affirmed.
II. I. Strohecker vs. Il. ID. Irwin ct al,
from Bib. Reversed.
X. j. Bowen VS.. John G. Perry, from
DoOly. Reversed.
Thomas Berry ct al. VS.. NJ. j. Powell ct
al, from Polk. Reversed.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad VS.. Il. Z. f. Walters, from Floyd.
Reversed.
w. q. Moony vs.. Rome railroad, from
Floyd. Revers d.
j. Q. Floyd vs.. Chess-Carley Company,
from Clnch. Reversed.
NJ. skipper vs.. Chess-Carley Company,
from Chnch. Reversed.
Albany and Van Rensaller Iron and
Steel Company vs.. Southern Agricultural
Works, from Fulton. Reversed.
jacob Moody, DR., vs.. sam Travis, from
Decatur. Affirmed.
Isabella RJney VS.. the State, from Clay.
Affirmed.
MS huusOn NS' Inc CtACe. lIOu Oldys
Affirmed.
Wlngield ct al. VS.. Rhea. cashier, from
Floyd. Affirmed.
HambO kearn VS.. W. L. Jones, from
Floyd. Affirmed.
Turnipseed ct al. vs.. Schaefer ct al,
from Henry. Reversed.
McMula Jr., VS.. Knapp ct al. from
the City Court of Savannah. Affirmed.
Ebert Hill Vs. MOulTOn, from Taylor.
A thrmtd.
Brown VS.. Davenport, from Haralson.
Aihrmed.
Morris VS.. Morris, from Cobb. At
tirmed.
Crawford VS.. Kimbrough, from Talbot.
Affirmed.
Gay vs.. Gilmore. from Macon. AT
frmed.
Johnson vs.. State, from Sumter. AT
tirmed.
klmbrough VS.. State, from Webster.
a tiirmed.
Gill vs.. Thrasher, from Putnam. AT
tirmed.
Cleveland National Bank VS.. Reynolds,
from Floyd. Affirmed.
Masseng ale vs.. FIRST National Bank,
from CatOOsa. Affirmed.
Roland VS.. Coleman ~ Co., from Bib.
Affirmed.
Cobb VS.. State, from Chattahoochee.
Affirmed.
A. j. Lamar, ct al, VS.. Lamar House
Company, from Bibb. Affirmed.
Musely VS.. Studers, IRON Early. Az
tirmed.
Marshall VS.. Lockett, from Taylor. AT
firmed.
Latham vs.. Kabbet, from Harris. AT
firmed.
Cook VS.. Weaver, from Coweta. Az
tirmed.
Cox VS.. Jones, from Terrell. Affirmed.
Crockett VS.. ROebuck. from PULASKI, two
cases. Reversed and atfirm-d.
Mcdonald vs.. Perry, from Floyd, Re-
verstd.
Elliott VS.. Cannon, from Floyd. Az
tirmed.
The Court adjourned to Tuesday, June
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
Sprrial Aottrru.
chatham Artillery Centennial CoIo
hrafiOn

brAtIOn.
0"OEH OF THE DAY FOR maya 1899
ID /, Inc column will be formed unon so,,,.
- oau street, the right resting u on Ahercusn
nre eo We ready to march at IO:l5 O'CLOCK a.
lst CbathaTn,' my tlm iit IN the following order:
nand OF Brig. Gen. T. A. Huguenin' con oIm-
ing oI lhe following troops: -0is''
harlon LattaliOn.
SSayannah Volunteer Guards Battalion.
washington Battalion
sumter Battalion
Sd. Second Brigade of Jnson,~-.
70 I'D OF oil. L. W, Ande, son conot con, oOH,
the following troops: SO"'is'ihg OF
FIRST Vo.unter 4 giment Of Georria.
Seconh Geo gia Battalion.
ee Battalion
Greene Battalion
etn' relham Artll'err Battalion.
2th' stuart Cavalry Squadron.
corn a r re- I ne ol march VIII he down Aber
ing In review before II Us Excel encv Gov Me-
I t a. the ENrhdnge; up Whitaker To NJ
Juan uown 81. uiian t. Bull; up Ruil ~
oouln Broad; down South Bron1 IN nra,- A'I W
~ Drdyton u the Park extension wheT, V ~
troops Will be formed in me order here ind no
re Artillery on the north side fron+iD,
me Infantry on the west side fronting east
Inc CaVa ry on the east side, fronting west
me square thus enclosed will re kept omen
I0r the movement of the tIoO s al ne 0N
c, "a Gehtehnlal salute will then be fred byItba
Chatham ARTILLERY. and the parads W I'S no
dlsmlssed. " Al 10
III sting Companies not be onging to
any OF the 0attaliOns from Camp Washington
WI DE attached 10 the First Volunteer Req
ment of Georgia, anu will form with nat
command. 'HaS
" should any modification of these ar.
rdhgements become necessary, it will be com.
uuhlca ca by Special order to the commands
Interested CHAS. IL. OLMSTEAD
Marshal of the Dav.
X. q. GAILLARD, Asst. Adj't General.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
HOW The CLUBS STAND.

Augusta IN tho Lead, With Savannah
aud Atlanta Second, and NJ aeon Third.
There was general change about in
the position Of clubs last week. Augusta,
which was second, takes first place. Sa-
vannah and Atlanta tie for second place,
with Macon third, aud Nashville fourth.
Charleston holds fifth place, and Chatta-
nooga and Memphis are at the bottom OF
the lisG. Charleston and Nashville have
won the same numb-r OF games, but
Nashville's percentage Of games won is
greater than CharlestOn's. the former
having TIED a game with savannah which
is yet to be played OIL The following is
"A summary OF the games lost and won by
each club up to date, with the percentage
of games won:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
HOME NEWS ON TIE WIRE
MURDER Alta PICNIC AT FORT
MITCHELL, ALA.

Whisky at the Bottom of the Trag-
edy-rhe Mayor of Columbus to
Join the Davis Party at Macon-De-
cisiOns Handed Down by the state
Supreme Court.
COLUMBUS, GA, May 1.-Needham
Benneheld was shot and killed by Lon
Ogletree this morning at Fort Mitchell,
Ala. They left here early this morning
on the Odd Fellows picnic train, having
with them a supply OF whisky and pistols.
On the arrival at the grounds they were
Joined by friends, and went into the woods
TO try their skill at target. Both were
drinking heavily. While thus
engaged Ogletree accused Benne-
field Of having made him
break his temperance pledge. and that II
he d not repent OF 1t he would kill h m,
aud at the same time placed IA revolver at
ing near the right eve, coming out at he
top OF the head. BenneHeld fell
and expired instantly. The Coo
ner's jury rendered verdict OF
der. Ogletree was car, led
TO scale, Ala. 10 be placed IN jail. Ben
nefeld's remains were brought 10 this city
for interment. He leaves a wife and
child. Both men worked at the Ea lie
and Phoenix Mills in this city, and were
considered good friends.
THE BICYCLISTs.
c. NJ. Fairchild, A. Nj. Hill and J. W.
Fairfax, Of New Orleans, will reach this
city Monday. They are on bicycle tour
from New Orleans to Boston. The
columbus Bicycle Club will meet them at
Union Springs tomorrow and escort
tuem 10 10 this city. The trio left New
Orleans OnApril %.
Mayor Grimes left for Macon
to day, where he will join Gov. McDdn-
iel's staff on the special tram conducting
Hon Jefferson Davis to Savannah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

ELLIOTT -HARTRIDGE.-M on
Tue-day evening. April u, 1885, by Rev.
Thomas Boone STEPHEN ELLIOTT. Jr., and
RETTA On ARLTON, daughter of the late Hon.
Julian Hartrdge.
MiCkLF R-DOWD.-Married. on April %,
by Rev. Father O'Hara, in st. Patrck's
church, Mr.. ERNEST W. MICKLER OF st Au-
gnstine, Fla, and Miss LIZZIE DowD, Of Sa-
tanu h.
E&-St. Augustine papers please copy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
TESTING a FIRE ENGINE.
The New La France Steamer That the
City Proposes to Buy.

Inc new La france steamer That the
City Proposes to Buy.
Yesterday morning Chief Adolph Fer
nandez had out the new fire engine No.
4. 1t was tested thoroughly and worked
satisfactorily. 1t threw what the fire.
men termed two "beautilul" streams.
Two horses pulled the engine easily. 1t
was manufactured by the La France
Company at Elmira, N. T., and called
the Victor"
A few months ago Sanford, Fla, de-
cided to set light engine, and ordered
one OF the La France Company. The
corporation did n It nave the funds when
the engine arrived. and by a small ma
jOrity the citizens decided not IT, yet an
engine. Mr.. p. z. Crowley, the agent OF
The company, has offered tn exchange
the new engine for the old John w. An
dersOn and 81. 700.
Aldermen Mills and Nichols witnessed
the test yesterday.
1t was also given test Friday after
noon. II the city takes the engine broad
tires will be put on the wheels before il is
sent In the iuth western section. The
1000 feet OF new hnse was tested yester.
day also. At present the ne " engine is
at No. engine house.
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Fires i'm Dodge County.

EASTMAN, GA, MAY Lit Is reliably
reported mere that Is. ii. Harrelps saw
mill, eight miles from here, near the De-
mulgee river, was destroyed by lire. Par
uculars cannot be learned. No insur-
auoe. The loss Is said TO be not less than
81 900
The report also comes from Norman
dalc.uear Cbaunrey, that George L. Dndge
had two turpentine stills burned by acct
dent a. that place. Whether they Were
insured ar not cannot be ascertain u.
The luss Is thought 10 be 40 least 81 QUO.
This Ia supposed 10 bA case Of sDOnta-
menus combustion, caused by the gain
falling into a vat ~ hot steaming rOsin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

CAMDEN, COUNTY, GA May 1.-At
public mas meeting Ot the citizens OF
Camden county, held In the court hOus+
Tue DAY, Tor the purpose of nominating
delegates to the gubernatoriaI and Con-
gressional conventions, e. A. Nc Whorter
was elected permanent chairman and L.
p Wilson secretary.
Mr.. ID. l.. Ci ncl and Capt John Ric b.
ardson were elected gubernatOrial dele
gates, and John A. FOst r and James X.
Bedell were elected del gates to the Con-
gressional convention.
1t was ordered that the several dele
gates were empowered to appoint their
respective altrrnates.
The delegates 20 uninstructed. it being
unanimous that they use their influence
to secure the nomination of A. .. Bacon
for Governor, and Judge M. L. Mershon
for Congress.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
Crntennl,ID DE-.

The military display will be grand, and
so will be tie display at siiva's China
ore.
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Fire Sets, Cham
her SETS, fine Cut Gldsswar, Water Doll
ers, Ice Cream Freezers, FLY Fans, Gate
City Stone Water Filters, c.
The largest stock in the city at greatly
reduced prices.
Ten Havland's Decorated French China
DlHuer sets at invoice cost. $50 BrOugh-
ton street.-Adp.
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Macon Def-.ta OnAttnuooga.

MACON, May 1.-Macon defeated Chat
tanooga easily this afternoon. Kent and
McClung We're the battery for the visit
Drs, and smith and d ECKER held the points
for Macon. Tue locals got down to ball
playing and had an easy victory. The fea-
lures OF tn. game were the hard hitting
Of the locals, tn fielding OF Graham 10
the visitors. and the PLAYING OF Walsh,
short stop. for Macon. Umpire Brennan
gave perfect satisfaction. The following
IS the score by innings:
Cnattano 'ga,...... 0 0 0 0 l-8
Earned runs: Macon 4. Double plavs:
Macon }. Cha tanonga /. Two ha-e nit: Ma
ron ], CHATTANOOGA |. Base hits: Mpcon and
Uhatianoola each 4. Struck out: By Smi h
T. by Kent 2. Bases on bal IS: smith :, Kent 3.
Passed balls: Derker /. Mct lung ?. Lett on
bases: Macon Z. Chattanooga 2.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
To Camp wn.h,ngson nir.et.

The Savannah, Florida and Western
railway will run frequent trains from
Liberty street passenger station. landing
passengers direct at the entrance to the
drill grounds. Fare, one way, 10 cents;
round trip, 10 cents.
On Monday trans will leave for the
camp at - noon, p. IN, 30 p. m ; 2:45
p. M, 3 :3j p. m, 1880 y. M. anu 5:25 D. m.
Returning Will leave camp Tor the city at
1890 y. M, l 80 p. m. 2:20 y. m, $40 ..
M, 4:0j p. m, :55 p. M, and 6:l5 u. m.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

w. w. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind. writes; lone Of nv customers. Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county.
Ind, was long sufferer with Consump-
ton, and was gwen up to die by her
physicians. She heard OF Or. kin2's New
Discovery for Cousump ion and began
buEink u OF me. Ia six months time she
walked tn this city, d stance of six
miles, and il now 50 much improved she
has quit using IL. She feels sue owes her
life 10 IT,"
Free trial bottles at Lippman Bros.
drug store.
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TheIrianm ~ Rr,ne-

WasAtnytoa Cor. 81. Louie GE96e- Democrat.
There was pretty wedding on wednesday
afternoon, when anOth, + outside millionaire
came 70 clam bride not known tn the soc e
~ girls at all. TIE groom WAS a Mr.. Andrr-
son, Of DungannnR, Ireland and The bride
Miss Agnes Farley. who is the daughter Of a
clergyman living at Bennings. a small su ur-
ban place across the Eastern Branch. + r
some years NJ 50 Farley has taught in the
public schuol at Bennings. L st summrr her
unc AMI aunt. Ex-Governor and Mrs. Che
ney. Df New Hampshire. took her To- Europe
with them, and an acquaintance begun on
shlpboard and continued Tor few months of
travel in he same party resulted In u I, rm u
eng cement and a visit to the family in Dun
cannon. The young trishm N bes owed the
most beautiful diamonds MS bride, and
they have gone or ior tour in tie West be-
fore sailing for Queenstown in May.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
GREECE ann THE POWERS.
Premier DelyannIs Prntests Against Al
legged Misrepresentation.

Premier DelyannIs Protests Against AL
legged Misrepresentation.
PARIS. May 1.-Dispatches received
here from Athens state that Premier
Deltanns in an interview with Count De
Morny, the French minister, protested
against the language attributed to him IN
the reports sent abr. ad of his reply to the
Athenian deputatiOn and in his
circular 10 the Greek prafec is,
IN both Of which he is reported to have
based Greece's hesitation to comply with
the mandate oil the powers upon previous
and continued understanding with
France. NJ. Delyannis pointed out that
these declarations were not only uDwar-
ranted. but were liable to misinterpreta.
tion which might have serious conseuuen-
ces, and be denied that on either Of the oc-
caslOBs referred to be had made any mem
t on of French mediation or ofany ndeF-
tak1ngs by france in the interest OF
Greece. NJ. Delyannis confirmed the an
nOuuced determination of his government
to disarm in very short time.
AS soon as the whole tficulty with
Turkey was removed, added the Premie,
Greece won d also dismiss the reserves,
having taken measures to avoid
disorder which might arise there
from. Other dispatches state that the
foreign Ministers to Athens expect thai
the powers willreceive Greec~'s reuly to
the ultimatum favorably. The German
and Italian Ministers are, however, said TO
be less sanguine about this than the re-
representatives. Of other powers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
The CITY Court.

The May quarterly term OF the City
Court will be opened on tomorrow at 10
O'Clock a. m. No assignments OF cases
will be made and no contested cases will
be tried. After the rendering Of any judy
ments that may be taken the court Will
odjourn until Monday, May 10.
Tue MAY monthly criminal session will
be held tomorrow. and all Jail cases will
be disposed OF at that time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
MILLhDGsVILhE DUPED.
so Cents Paid for lux aud An UufulfilIed
Promise OF a sig Ad.

so Cents Paid for lux aud an UufulfliIed
Promise OF a sig Ad.
MILLEDGEvILLE. May NEARLY two
months ago quick-tslking jew, claim
ing TO represent an ink house in Atlanta,
came through here introducing his goods
lie said that be was going 10 get up a di-
rectOry OF each place ne visited aud that
every merchant VINO n0ught bottle Of
ink would be eutltled TO aon '-page adver-
tsement IN the book, OF which 400 were
to he distributed through the country.
The scheme seemed to be very
inexpensive one, but the candor vii
which he made the promise placed bis
veracity beyond doubt. Near,y every
merchant in The city purchased a bottle
OF ink, tut the directories have never cDme
To hand. Very lttle was thought OF il,
however, until investigation proved that
there was no such firm as Liliey Bros
ter whom he claimed u be travelling.
Other Georgia towns may watch close or
tney will be visited by the same sharper.
The ink was about one part lampblack
TO ten OF water, and sold Tor 80 cents IN
large bottles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

CHARLESTON, May Five thousand
people witnessed the game between Nash
willie and Charleston this afternoon. IL
was an errorless game on the part Of the
home team. who won by score offs 70 ..
CharlestOn's three runs were made on
the second innin through error of Sow
1ers In cenfreh-ld who mufed fly.
Nashvilles maize big hsht to catch up
but failed. Weyning and Lancer held the
points for Charleston, and Dundon and
McNey for the visitors. The score was
as tOllows:
Charleston .........O 3 900 90 O-s
Nashville ...........l 0 0 o o.
AT bat: Nsshvi e 81. Char'esion 49, Base
hits; nashville Z. Gu ri .stnu6 Errors Ns-h.
yiue8. lrned runs: harle4 on 4, Nashville
= Two base hi r.; Cnarl sion 9 len on
"a ee: hardest. N 3. Na-hgi iea. Base stn Ell:
Nasty w. 2. -truHk on hy Weyhin 3 Dun
non :. First base on bal p: on Dun nu ]
" iup'e o t,si Char estun !. n Ishvi lu Bat d.
NAV mt: liy Dnnd04l Wild pitch 81. View
Mug y Passed III 4. f.anser 4. Mansd nies:
"e-hFille ]. Time i.lR.
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The Great silk Strike.

A. R. Altmayer & Co. strike against the
old time high prices charged for silks in Sa-
vannah, and, regardless of all combinations
will sell for this week their entire stock Of
49c. per yard, regular price from Csc. to 75c.
They also will offe' best quality "A a d 26 inch
striped and pl ain surah -liSs at T5c. per ward
po-itiyeiv worth ST. Special Inducements in
black dress goods at the following big r-duc-
tons: Their l219c. i"ds for l0c., 2nc. goods for
l5c. their 25c. goods for zoe, their S5c. aud
40c. goods for SOC, their soc. goods for 40c..
g. eli sc goods for 5nc.. their $50 goo s for
Csc, their 8 goOus for 75c., and all other
grades in same proportion. just opened, %
pieces more OF ~ inch black lace bunting at
l5c., usual price 4Oc -AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

every day this week by selling the por-
traits Of ex President Davis and the sou.
venir Confederate battle hags. We want
live men and boys 10 sell these goods in
the streets and at the encampment
grounds during the week. There were
: 900 0f thes- . ctutes sold in one day in
Atlanta. Men and hOys who mean bust
ness. can e. paying work ny calling he
tween = ana O'Clock Monday morning.
Lul DEN q BATES SOUTHERN MUSIC
House.,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
Special Notice.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
MAYORS OFFICE, May LIST, 1885
Special Order \ - -0'O'I
l. Du ing the review Of the troops bv the
governor on Monday Bay street, from Hber.
corn TO nltaSer NUT be given entirely to
the troops ON curb to curb
H. NO horsemen, except military. nor
vehicles of any kind, except the water carts
ana the carriages containing the pa tv of His
EAceilehcy the Governo~, will he allowed in
the Park extension during the pala .ie there
itizens are reque>t ted to congregate onlv
along the lines Of fencing so as to leave fhs
c. ntrai part " the ground free Tor the move
ments OF the trOOl s. The Chief # PuIee ia
charged WITT the execution Of this order.
BY order of
RUFUS F. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK K. REBARER
Clerk of Council,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

Visitors to the city during Centennial
week will find no more delightful
place TO spend pleasant hour
than COncordia Park 1t is filed
with fine shade trees, sweet
shrubhery aud exquisite flowers, and
an DIS an endless amount OF amusement
within its Darders. Ladies and gentle
men will find every comfort and perfect
nid der. and its convenience To Camp
Washington makes it just the place for
the visiting military.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
An Uafonnded Report.

There was report circulated yesterday
that the Philadelphia City Troop had tel
egraphed to the Chatham Artillery that
they would not come to Savannah, be-
cause the Hon. Jefferson Davis would be
present. There was no foundation for
this report. The committee OF the Chat
hams say THAI the Philadelphia CIV
Troop d, cided not to come out OF respect
TO their commander who, day or TWO
ago. met with sad bereavement in the
death of his wife.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
SneciaI Notice.

CITY TREAsURFRs OFFICE
SAVANNAH. Ga. A ri -. lSS5'l
The attention uf persons who propose U,
transact business of any KIM AZ or nes'
the Centennial Grounds during Centeht
NAL week, isc He'd 10 the foil wi eAtracs
from section V. OF the Tax ordinance for tue
year 1856 VIZ: A..
Every person transacting or Offering 70
trarsart either OF the kinds Of bushes here.
ina or spec fed. shall pay the tax hereina l
ter prescribed, for sgsrV seDdr''te place ~ Des'
ness In which he shall transact or onef I"
transact business"
The ordinance will he a richly enforced.
CS UARDEE, City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
W .Acn~r ,ndIo4tIon,,

Special Indications for Georgia to-day:
Fair weather and stationary temperature.
For North Carolina, SIutl Carolina,
Georgia and Eastern Florida, for 80 hours:
Fair weather, nearly stationary tempera-
ture, winds generally northwesterly, be.
coming variable.
The l3iklt Of the river at Augusta at
1893 O'CLOCK o. n. Yesterday GAugusJa
tlmel was 1873 feet-a fall Of 80 feet dur
ing tue preceding "a hours.
Co nparaJ've state nsut u temDerature
at Savannah May [. 1855 and 1885:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
DIR. wilbur Makes a Deaf Man Hear n
~ atch lick

Mr.. II. G. Green, Of POI Bryan street,
has been deaf for nearly two years. and II
was only with the utmost attention he
could hear any one speak and then one
would have 10 speak in very loud voice.
Yesterday DR.. Wilbur, who Is now at
the Marshall house, operated on bis ear
and now Ne can heac watch tick and
even whisper.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

Tomorrow the fourth weeks games
will begin. The clubs will play on Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday as follows:
Savannah at home with Atlanta.
Charleston at home with Nashville.
Augusta at home with Memphis.
Macon at home with Chattanooga.
On Saturday the Southern tier OF clubs
will go into the Western tier. Savannah
will play at Atlanta, Charleston at Chat
tanooga, Augusta at Nashville, and Ma
con at Memphis.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02
ent.nnIai Celebration.

An unexpected large sale OF flags, ETC.,
etc, reduced our large stock purchased
last month. Another large addition was
sold to-day. But the steamer arriving in
10 night will bring the third installment
or 1ags and shiclds. We will be ready to
sell them Monday morning at o'clock
Wh"n this OF Is gnne. we are more than
satisfied. Schreiner's Toy Department.