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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-25
BASE BALL

ORIENTALS VS.. MONTGOMERYS
SATURDAY, MAY &c, 1888.
ME CALLED AT d p M
Admission 25c. Ladies free. Cars run direct
to Park
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SAVANNAH, GA.
OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE to provide FOR the competnSSaa.
ton Of the City Surveyor of the CITY Oh gu
vannah -
SECTION 1. BE it ordained by the Mayor ami
Aldermen of the City of savannah, IN C9unCts
assembled, That from and after the tirst gay a.
June. 1888 the City Surveyor Of the Guy o. . 80
thousand dollars, without fees, payable as now
provided by ordinance. .hr
SEC. o That the fees hereafter coliecteS1 ~ ~
the said Surveyor shall belong TO the CITY 0. 90,
vannah, and shall be paid by the said Sur'e'''
to the City Treasurer. III.
SEC. g. That all ordinances and parts OF oi .ro
nances in conflict with this ordinance ''0
hereby repealed. .ooe
Ordinance passed IN Council May TO- l9oo, or
RUFUS e. LESTER, Mayor
Attest FRANZ Z. REBARER, Clerk oil Coun.--
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

t. denotes trace of rainfall
G. N. SALISBURY, Signal Corps
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
PAINTS AND OILS.

PAINTS AND OILS.
Agent for Devau's Ready Mixed Paints, and
will furnish all colors at New York prices; also
q full line OF Leads, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes
and Window Glass.
EDWARD J. KIEFFER,
Druggist, Corner West Broad and Stewart
streets
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TUG CYNTHIA will make an excursion to
Il Blacklist Banks on SUNDAY, May q, 1883.
limited number of tickets only will be sold.
Apply at usual places.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

On. WALK will preach in Senatobia to.
morrow.
Miss MINNIE HANNAH has returned
from a visit 10 Boston.
Mn. J. l.. ILLowAY and wife, OF Cincin-
natl, are guests at the Peabody.
Mn. A. J. Cook, OF Morehead City, n.
c., is registered at the Peabody.
Mn. CHAs. VAUPEL became the happy
father Of ten-pound girl on Thursday
night.
w. L. EDWARDS has Just returned from
Chicago, where he has purchased some
new rigs.
SQUIRE G. X. STRICKLAND has recov-
cred from his recent illness, and was in
town today.
Mr.. S. FoLz, OF H. Jowenstein & Bros.
wooden department, has gone to New York
on business.
Mn. BANKS WINTER, the famous song
writer, Of New York city, is stopping al
the Peabody.
VisiToRs on change yesterday: Sam
Burg, Cincinnati, o.; W. T. Frenz, Ilick.
man, KY; p. Eichberg, New Orleans.
Mn. A. J. CooKE, Of the firm OF Bier.
man x Cooke, proprietors Of the Atlantic
motel, Morehead City, n. c., is in the city
and registered at the Peabody.
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The FIRST Day at I.asonis.

CINCINNATI, o., May 25.-Following are
the entries, weights and pooling on the
Latonia races tomorrow:
First Race-One mile; Introductory. HypasIa
Ok so. DcrOcemont 9H s.: Gallatin. ~. 81; Grim
adj, l07, sl2 Leila May, ~ sll Estrelln, 1902 SIS
Cora l., ~; Trust, % las a Heidi 81 Dempsey "
2; Dad, ITO, - Dan Wood, ". 81 Glen Hall, Ia
S.: Una u, l0S, S.
second Racc-scven-clghths OF a mile: selling
Kcdar Khan. l0G Blue Times QA: Myrtle, %. Ma
ME Hay. 81; Fell Nell. iOd, outlaw. Va; business
d; Volatile, 20 las n heldl, :; Jaubcrt, i0l sl7
Houastonic, i0S.'s9 Birthday, los, SIS: Blaze Ban
VI, 81 Little Sis. 81. g; Colonel Owens lOi, 81
Loyeand. iOi, 81 Lucky jim. ~, g. Alamo. 100
81; Dick Wright VI, s. Becky b. lOa vi Mirh
", s.
Third Racc-IIalf mile; two-ycarolds. Irene
Dillon, lOi s15; Winning Way. 100, e. MlsSused
100 81 Alpena, 1Oi o.; Aga, iO0, 81 Helcotropc 100
81; Teresa, 100 g.; keevena, ll2, &c., Duchess May
i07 SO. Maud Ward, 100. ST. Dolores. 100, s.: Allah
rene, 100, -; TesSa X, 100, q; let Morris iOO 81
Field: Neda 40, Mildred 100, Belle OF Mantum 100
Ncspcr Bells 100, Kania 100, Almem lOO nan Flag
100 Aunt Jennie 100, 81
Fourth Race-fiyecighths Of n mile. Lincoln
i03 81; Unlucky, l0l s.; Iindoo Cmft. i03 ~ Mad
stone. i07, SO Benson, los. e. Sportsman lOa g.
Cassus, l01 ST. Ottawa, II. lO5, SO Field: julien
l0l, Metal, lot Sparkling, l01 syracuse, l0l. s..
Filth Racc-Mlo and half Latonia Derby. Tn,
Cheyaier. ~, s7; Galllfci IN, sli Castaway us
81, Los Angeles 40. so White ila $40
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The nrookIyn Cour.e.
NEw YoRK, Nav 25.-Entrics for

NkW ioiNh, may %o.-Lntflcs lor inc
races at Gravcsend tomorrow are as follows:
Fist Rnce-onc mile. Ella smith, colt ". Reg.
illus ", Iackawanna, u.s. Lady Primrose, III,
Golden Reel. W fennclon, IFS LonglighL IA;
Long Knight ia. Aolle McCarthy's Lat ii2. Lit.
ile Minnie, ~ sam iarrer. IT,, M; Tcnaiy, rs.
1hcodosius 10.
Second Race-IIandlcap. mile and an eighth
Favor. 40, Dry Monopole, iia. Orlway. l0n Long
knight i02 Mollic Mccarthy last, 100, lrookiul
%; Lottery, vs. Queen Of Elizabeth, %.
Third Race-for hllics three year. old mile and
an eighth. Pcg Wellington los Belle d'Or, los
Golden Reel los Spccdwell, los Thcora, les
winona, loo; nclle n, l0s; Bllthesome. iia, Ocean
l0G Belinda ii3.
Fourth llace-Brookiyn cup mile anil a half
Ekwood, ii2. The Hard 1875 Hanover, lis, KalOo
lah, lis Nolante, i2h
Filth RAcc-For two year ods ak fuflongs
Scnia ~, rcrran, ii2. Darling. ii2 Little Harc
foot; ii2 Miss Cody. NJ, Harrisburg. u.s. Seymour
iib. Cartoon llh.
sixth Racc-wclicr handicap; ak furlongs. brit
tanlc i2t Brnmblcton, 80 Portland 10 Mute
lis James A, lis Valiant IFS King Mate, rs
Parkyllle, u.s. bishop llb; Rcgulus. lls. Andy
Mae. III. Hr1ughton, III Boccacio, ia Bills
Irown, ii2, Crusader, no. Mia. 40.
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TURF AND DIAMOND.
ST. LOUIS, LAToNIA AND BROOKLYN
EVENTS.
Fine Prospects for Good Sport at st.
Louis-The Derby Today-Many Good
Ones at Latonia - Yesterdays Ball
Games.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 25.-The spring
meeting OF the st. Louis Jockey club opens
tomorrow, with the Derby set for the
third race. The weather has been cloudy,
with heavy showers during the week, but
today was bright and the track is in excel
lent condition. The purses are large, COM
pairing iavorably with the largest offered
this season. The pool privileges are re-
tanned by the Fair association, and the
books and auctions are entirely under
their control. The first pool auctions were
well attended this evening at the Southern
hotel, and horses sold well. The judges
in tomorrow's races will be Messrs. Charles
Green, John Sculln and l.. NJ. Rumsey.
The official starter of tho meeting will be
MIR. Ben b. Bruce, OF Kentucky. The en-
tries and weights are as follows:
=. First Racc-Mile and onesixteenth Weights
FoSteral 100; Irish Fat, il2 Cloncc, 100 Pmther,
So Elgin ll2; oristi, ~; Bonfire, 80 orderly 100
Auctions Orderly. seG Irish Pat SIS Elgin. $50;
second Rsce~seiling; one mile WEIGHTS Trump.
eter w Judge Cady, Va; Fraud. l0s Moonlight
los; Chancellor, lu2. Derby, los; Del Nortc, %.
Auctions Derby, sli; Del Norte, $40 field, SIS,
Weights. Col Hunt III; Autocrat u.s. Long Roll,
lis; Ed Mack. lis; Falcon, u.s. Alexandra, lis:
Zeb Ward rs Auctions Alexandria, sloe Long
Roll, SIS Falcon, So Autocrat $40, Ed Mack, SIS:
Col Hunt. SO. Zeb Ward, so.
Fourth Race-Fivc eighths OF mile. Weights.
Bonnie Lee, i02 IIunbman. l06; Winnie Davis i02.
Lizzie V, l02 sitka, lG2 Fairy, TO- Mckenzie no,
Famous, no. Glockncr, 1885, Liberty, los. Auction;
Famous, so. Glockner, SO; Liberty SIS; Winnie
Davis, So field, so.
Fifth Race-Mile. Weights Pete willis, il2:
Winsow, 1885, Litbort. 3d. Florence. ii9 fOsteral,
100, Unique, los; Surprihe, a. Auction: Florence,
slOO winslow $40 litbcrt. sl7: Unique $40, Eos.
teral. $40; Pete Wlllls, $40. Surprise. $40
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TnE DIAMOND.
The Amateurs.

The Crescent Stars defeated Roscoe
Ryan's nine by the score Of to ycster-
day. Theticaturcs Of the game were the
batting work ~ Walker aud Williams.
Earned runs-Crescnts, 0; Ryan's, l.
Two base hiis-Parker, Tate. Home runs
Martin, Williams, Maury, Brooks.
Struck out-By Walker, 10; by Nandrcsscr,
8. The only run Of the Ryan's nine was
made by VI. Tate.
The Vance Street Sluggcrs defeated the
Greenwood Stars without their last In.
ming yesterday by the score Of 10 TO 4.
The features OF the game were tho pitch.
ing OF G.. Tate, n home run by Tucker and
the way the Sluggen batted Waiies In the
first and third innings Earned runs
sluggers. q. Stars, 2. Two base hi,s-M.
Tate, Turley, Tghe, Waller. Three bass
hit-G. Tato. Home run-Tucker. Struck
out-By Tate, II; Waller, !; Hogan, O.
Umpire-(yan.
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way to the comfort Of the little folks, and
did all in his power to make the occasion
most enjoyable to them.
In this connection we beg to correct an
impression that seems to have gained
credence that the managers charged us for
the use OF the grounds and pavilion. This
is mistake. On the contrary, they re-
fused to accept any compensation what
ever. Special thanks is also due Mr..
Thomas Barrett, general manager Of the
Citizens Street railroad, for his kindly
tender, free of charge, cars for conveying
the orphans to and from the Prospect Park
railroad. For this grateful acknowledge
ment is rendered him by the entire Sun
day school.
RonERT GARsIDE, Superintendent.
Memphis, Tenn, May 25, 1888.
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Lamar Avenue.

Residents along Lamar avenue would
like 10 know why the road commissioner
does not proceed TO open that portion OF
the Old Pigeon Roost road now called La
mar avenue, between Dunlap and East
streets Patriotic citizens living in the
East End contested the right Of corpora.
ton OF land spcculators 10 close the said
road In order that their own selfish ends
might be furthercd.
The court decided against such authority
OF right 20 close said street. Then why
does not the road commissioner open said
avenue nj once? East END CITIZENS.
Memphis, May %.
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rsihc Editor Of The Appeal
viii you kindly acknowledge through
Che columns Of your valuable paper the
tl.nks Of Grace church Sunday school "a
ths managers Of Prospect Park a Bolt Line
nilroad Tor the kindly donation Of Their
besutiful grounds and park for the annual
P;snic, held at Prospect park ON last satur'
a.y. May 10. Also for the special course,
siss of Mr.. NJ. Holden, their most efficient
o .eiiniendenL who contributed In evcry
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TAKE the Iron Mountain route from
Memphis TO Little Rock, Hot SPRING.,
and all points in Arkansas and Texas.
Two trains daily each way, leaving Mem
phis ut q o'clock am. and ll:lb O'Clock
pm. Sleeper is ready for occupancy nj
b O'Clock pm. Depot, Tennessee and Cal.
houn streets. II. ID. Wusox,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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EXCURSION TO LITTLE ROCK.
Round Trip 90. 90.

The Germanla Turnvcrien have arranged
pleasant excursion for membcn and
friends 10 visit the great funniest nj Little
Rock. Round trip $500, children half
price. Train will leave O'Clock am,
Sunday morning; returning leaves Little
Rock Tuesday and Wednesday 1880 o'clock
PIN. The number Of tickets Ia limited;
apply for them at once 10 Schmitt 4 Co.'S,
No. $50 Second street, near Union, and
Gus Eppolds barber shop.
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SUPPOSED NcENprARIsM.
The Red store" on Old Raleigh Burne'
70 the Ground.

10 the Ground.
About 1880 O'Clock this morning the gro.
Gerry store Of the late Thomas Griffin. who
died few days since, on the corner Of
Rnnkley avenue and Old Raleigh road,
burned 20 the ground. Tho entire stock
oi goods, valued at $1,000 OF upward,
wss also completely destroyed. The place
WIS known a. the "Red Store" and wal
tlr property Of Mrs. Finn, Being far be.
yond the city limits, the hre department
did not attempt 10 reach Il. From the bcs'
information 10 be had, the fire was thu
work OF an incendiary. There WINS no In
sunncc.
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CONDENSED TELEaRAMs.

Matthew Arnold's estate is valued al
only el ,040.
The French Senate committee has ap.
proved the Panama canal loan.
Sgnor Obarrio, Panama merchant,
says the canal will be completed in 1891,
Lille Richmond, who shot at Thomas
Bolander in Chicago, has been discharged.
Sir Thomas Esmonde was given grand
farewell reception in Philadelphia last
night.
Bonds Of the Reading road to the
amount Of SOC, 900, 900 have been taken in
London.
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott has been
elected permanent pastor Of Plymouth
church, Brooklyn.
Frank Murphy, OF Boston, and Jack
Havlin, of Boston, will fight for the ieath-
erwcight championship OF the world.
The Dierr brothers have started on their
journey OF 5000 miles in a torpedo boat
from the crest OF the Rocky mountains.
Germany and Austria are negotiating
with each other for the adoption OF COM
mon customs, reprisals against Russia.
The Irish National league has Endorsed
the manifesto recently given to the public
by the Parnellite members OF Parliament.
The Democrats Of the Eighth North Caro-.
lima Congressional district indorse Cleve.
land and demand the repeal OF the inter.
nal revenue law.
The London Chronicle says that the Pope
will issue a brief reply TO the letter of ad-
hesion received from the Irish bishops, in
which he will explain that the Vatican
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THE trains Of the Kansas City road will
run 10 jackson Mound park Sunday
evening, leaving foot Of Court street every
thirty minutes, making NIL stops at sire,
crossings. Round trip rate, 10 cents.
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IIoi For Chear ricketts,

To New Orleans, Viclsburg, Baton
Rouge, Jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, ~. Paul, and many
other points. ]. SANEIsoS x Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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TuE trains OF the Kansas City road will
run TO jackson Mound park Sunday
evening, leaving foot Of Court street every
thirty minutes. making all stops nj street
crossings. Round trip rate, Is cents.
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The MEMPHIS APrEAL COMPANY will, on
December I, 1888, distribute over 5000 In
valuable and useful presents 10 weekly
subscribers, old and new, who subscribe
between June and December l.
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Used In charging our sodaiountain, thereby
making our soda water the choicest In
Memphis. FLoyD 4 MOONEY,
30 and PSI Main street,
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pmNK Malto for the ncrycs.


Ny business has increased 10 such d..
mansions that / am neccssitated TO extend
store, tear out old ceiling and put In a
new. solid plate-glass front As this will
greatly interfere with running the business
during the time tho work Is going on, !
feel justified In having CLEARANCE SALE,
and my present fine stock OF watches,
Iewelry, silyerwaro, ETC., will be sold out
at private and public sale before the work
begins nj very low prices. Virtually start
ing with new store and stock. Respect.
fully, J. n. MuLFoRD.
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At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 4, Louisville /.
Al Boston-Boston I, Philadelphia 4.
At Chicago-Chicago 3, Detroit 2.
At New York--New York l, Washing.
ton ..
tNote-All other games Of League and
Association clubs were postponed because
OF rain.
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GKr up clubs Tor THE WEEKLY ArrrAL
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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CIR up clubs for TnE wKKKLY ArrEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Fee list
nnhlinhed.
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Only ss.es 60 Lit,ie roe. .nd Re,ur,

only ss.oS ca Lille Rock aud Return.
To those desiring 10 attend the festival
Of the Little Rock Turner's, May "a 10 20,
tho Iron Mountain route (Memphis erten.
sion) will sell tickets 10 Little Rock and
return May % 10 20 inclusive, at 1905.
Tickets are good for return until May 81.
II. ID. Wilson,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Tennessee and Calhoun SITS.
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TnR trains Of tho Kansas City road will
run TO Jackson Mound park Sunday
evening, leaving foot OF Court street every
thirty minutes, making all stops at street
crossings. Round trip rate, 10 cents.
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suuscnBK for TIE WEEKLY APrEAI, 81
per year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December l.
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CIR up clubs for The WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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CIR up clubs for TuE WEEKLY ArrEAJ
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Eco list
published.
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NOWISYOURTIME
BOUND TO SELL.
COMPELLED TO SELL.

And will offer at an immense
reduction my whole stock Of
Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds,
Clocks, Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Gold and Silver
Handle Umbrellas and Walk
ing Canes, Statuary and Fancy
Goods.
/ am in need Of funds, and
invite my old patrons, the citi-
zens Of Memphis and sur
rounding country, to call and
be convinced that | mean
what | say. Respectfully,
!. ROESCHER,
JET Palace, under Peabody Hotel.
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Y. D. srwAnD, optlclan. at MuliOrd'a

Buy the bonds oil the Idlowild Ian
COMPANY.
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Al Muliord's auction this week. All I'm
goods.
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$40 fa CIneinnn,I aud Return.

Chesapeake 4 Ohio route will sell tickets
as above on juno 0 and 10 ON account Of
the meeting OF the Knights OF Pythias.
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JET Palace, under Peabody Hotel
LADIESl

No. en- Main street. the only exclusive HAZE
DEALER IN THE CITY, Mrs. wILI.KR teeps
only tho Best Goods In stock swibhes made from
your comblnp for q 20 aud upward Natural self
Dressing Hangs and Golden Hair wash Tor ever
LADY. ti Main street HAIR sTokK. corner
Main aud nsaia
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College
accessible dummy Small cash balance within Ave years
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on UNION sTEETwh Modern Conyen
enoa Convenient syot Cars For $500
GROOM LAUDERDA STREEr-Ju, Of 81
Paul street lots 27lTi5o feet For 9, $50 each
DESIRABLE BUILDING LoT-Iiorisl feet Orleans and
Jefferson
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND 2, MILES FROM COURT SQUARE
Good Locality. $50 per
THAT VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE NO. go RAY.
burn All Comforts and Conycnnccs Lot l26 Sl2sIS2 ct
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-23
The Right Hand.

An anatomist told me the other dav
that | could not tell which WAS my right
hand. | immediately held out my right
hand But he objected. lie said he did
not say that could not show him nv
right hsnd, or extend my right hand, but
that could not tell which was my right
that Is, that | could not describe Ii Ia
words so that one who never heard OF the
distinction we make between the right
hand and the left would be able 10 find
It,
thoupht that would be easy enough
also, until thought il over, and then
had to give il up; for on the outside of a
perfectly formed human being there was
nothing to distinguish the right hand
from the left, and no one can describe IL
in words SO that an ignorant person can
lind it.
II people were ambidextrous and were
not taught from her childhood 10 use one
Of their hands more than the other 1t
would be almost impossible for them to
ku.w which was which / often think
Of this when hear any one say Of some
one whom be wishes TO stigmaiize as i
fool that he cant tell bis right hand from
bis left.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-23

81 can do better with bad bills than
anybody else,'' says the manager, be-
cause I employ professional collectors.
Collecting is profession just as much as
soliciting is, or the practice of medicine or
law. The collector must be diplomat,
O courtier, Judge aud an -executioner. /
have men in my employ who command
big salaries because they have developed
wonderful tact in this direction. To show
you the difference in men, last week
gave lot of down town bills to new
collector. After two days work he came
back without dollar. This week my
regular collector returned to work. The
debtors were strangers to him, as they
had been to the other man, but this col
lector knew his business and t'other
one didn't. TNis man came back with
about 90 cent. of the money. / have the
city divided into districts, and each col
lector attends strictly to his own terri
tory. That saves unnecessary travelling.
It also enables him to make frequent calls
where he can get his money only on the
installment plan, which IS d method often
pursued with poor people.
Il can tell you one thing. It is not the
poor people TO whom money comes slowly
and by hard knocks that refuse to pay
their bills. They win pay when they can.
1t is the well to do dead beats that give
us most trouble-men who could pay, but
won't just as long as they can get out OF
it. You would be surprised to hear the
names Of some Of the dead beats could
mention to you-prominent business men
and men high in official station. Lawyers
are the worst. do not mean the poor,
struggling lawyers, for they cannot get
extensive credit; but successful. promi-
nent lawyers, who could pay if they would.
The city is full Of respectable dead beatsG
Well, just you 90 into the collection busi-
ness and you'll find out how many there
are. Chicago Herald.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-23
ResnIts of orertralnlnc.

There IS one aspect of the Sullivan
Mitchell fight which is so far devoid of
brutality as to be OF public interest; this
is, that man seemingly in superb physi-
cal condition may, in reality. be so far
overtrained, rs it il termed, as to have
been deprived of his staying powers.
Nature supplies to rs certain quantities
Of adipose tissue, which may seem to the
critical eye Of one who looks only at the
outside to be an incumbrance, which
should be reduced by careful training;
but it may turn out that IN thus bringing
the human organism down to mass Of
bone and muscle the trainer win deprive
the body Of the food that 1t needs to make
good the waste Of physical energy. A
man thus prepared may be well fitted for
a squirt. but entirely unable to keep up
under long continued physical exertion. -
Boston Herald.