The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-23

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brotho FILL ~ 80 orret,re and Toiners
! Levy Bros BRIGADE
Youths Historical Society.
| The Young Hussars.
Local Drunmers protective AssoclatIon'
PoresI Ct5y p't u OlGD, Assooiotioo
Tim Vsrein
| (geveland1s cabinet
Columbia Boys.
Troup Square.
Franklin square Boys
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T, oIii'l's CCm y. po1rrnrs
Brougbton Street BOYS
Green Stars.
OgConnor ray S employee
drayyforJ SGu3re Bows.
Ebert Square Cub.
Cat Killers.
Caiiili,'n G"ciaI CIub
Working Bows.
Little Cuba.
l. T. a.
To-MoRRoW's PROGRAMME.
Morning to Tybee, Thunder
bolt and Bonayenture, gun club contests,
receptions, etc.
Atternooh-Fromehade concert III for-
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THE WEATHER TODAY
At 10 o'clock last night the weather in
all the Northern States was generally clear
and cold, In Texas, Alabama, Georgia ana
T !, lua IL was 3l gy anu tnIe"venins.
I;a was V ~ iloiii o. IL t tL
Eastern anu w e SleIIi oulI TUaIes, Inc
heaviest DeIl18 IepoIIeu rom ickSpuig ana 40
eS,lIUla "iei So co. ~ ~ az, aoit
nhoI,e tbe nnrnaI over rho Whole TTn;tad
sta+a. avco,,t in ;ro,as IJbora II i eIightI1
beIoyy fine normal This has caused the rains
~ +be Gulf stotions CLEARING weather is
eynacted hero t9-dav with aboi1t stationarv
Temperature.
Norpc ON urnAv
mn -, = G.. -,
me CaueO9 ilie' OuO HiUy HIGH Ill Vle
parade.
Inc nag OF the fepuDncan Biues was the
IaIlyll8 poinU aU Uno illiil'ary IoVle" yes
leIuay'
The residence OF MAJ. Henry L. Bolts,
corner OF Bull ana Liberty streets was very
handsomely decorated.
On Waldburg street. Mr.. p. M. Russell,
Jr. S house was covered with the tri-colors
and flags of different nations.
Sanford H. Cohen is representing the Au-
gIlsta Chronicle during the festival E. c.
Brutfv is doing the weeks events for the
Atlanta Constitution.
1ybara ,vora sixtv Hiharn;sns in limo Tho
ToIno,. Ctrnans Whosa ranIrs ware IoroaIv
cailed unon 70 make nm the civic nar3de
had sixtv-fve men in uniform
Tho nolica had n connara+ivaIv ouiet dav
OnIv +Srao a,.reste wore r,anortad m 70 ma
nig6t seldom has savannah seen a mora
orderly and well-hebaved crowd than that
of yJaeforJov
;
mp; Voii ~ hiI,oIi2 W n1 ~ Luz ~ Vi
az Dno ceteillollies a. '.e unVelLlng
VI Uuo lIloi 1i!ionO yt1Voi Jay Luauo 1Neiy
ninaFS,, enJ ,,r.acision of cIocl, yyork
NJ -. 80 =
Ino oi5iy IiiIis u d uLSGu pIils ChaI dcCeT
az the ueulct'CIo l yesuotudy Vas quaIreI
poUNecl soillI lloI oaieAt Ieu ~ pIoNS'
ouo INC 49, 90 ~ u0il9o ,n+o ouo eliiu9s
o eIs couIuh HSnO anu "eio husCleu
lurIner apart
The color guard OF the First Volunteer Reg
lment yesterday was Sergts. W. u. BurkS
ana I''uI ,r 2'ie GlnlIeDto oA ohe montgomery
GIeySi w ne Eoiois mel I carL!eu pE So!or
9oSV' Wv w, VI 1ioupV anu anu IVaTe ". + hIVA-
iei. lflo Elsl,4IS SFIey9 arc One SuesCo uuf-
NY Uho AeSUiNdi VI CAe OaVailiaH CdueOs'
The Travellers Protective Association,
about 2OO strong, was out last night paying
its respects to distinguished visitors and cit
A<1~Ah' 49, y. NAAN ''SSOtiA I'll VI
lery Band. Gov. Gordon was serenaded
and responded, as did others who were sim
ilarly complimented., The 1. +. A. pro-
pose 10 make grand ulspIay to-day IN the
1Taues ProcessIon'
The Young Zouaves acted every inch
like soldiers. There were twenty of them,
dressed in red knee-breeches, yellow sash,
white stockings and pumps. What if they
did have wooden guns, their gallant little
,tiy, hoo
nor his command did anything to make
hun unworthy of it. The boys were well
drilled, and Savannah is proud of them.
The members of the Georgia Historal So
ciety met at Hodgson hall, Yesterday morn
ing and q resolution was adonted that i'm