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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-28
Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
French Line to Hawe.

RETWEEN New lork and Havre, from pier
ID No. q, n. r., foot of Morton street. TRAY.
elers by tins line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
Channel in q small boat Special train leaving
the Company dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through 10 Paris.
la btETAGNE, DE JoussELIN, SATURDAY,
March 81, $ A. n.
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY,
April T. g p. N.
La NORM ANDIF, DE KERsABIEc, SATUR.
DAY. April ~, Z A. a.
PRICE OF PASSAGE dncuding wne):
TO UANRE-first Cabin, Winter rate 800 and
$50; Second Cabin, $50; Storage from New York
10 HavrC, S2i; Storage from New York TO Paris,
So 90; including wine bedding and utensils
LOUIS De BEBIAN, Agent, Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway, New York.
Or j. {. SHAW, ESQ, 20 Bull street, MEssRs.
WILDER q CO.. 1876 Bay street. Savannah
Agents
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PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE.

Tampa, Key West, Havana.
TRI- WEEKLY.
SOUTH BOUND.
Nv Tampa Mondays, Thu. and Sat. 10 p. M
Ar Key West Tues, Fri and Sunday p. m
Ar Havana Wed, Sat ard Monday 6 a. m
NORTH-BOUND.
IL Havana Mon, Wed and Sat D. m
Nv Key West Mon, Wed. and Saturday 10 D. M
Ar Tampa Tues. Thu. and Sunday p. m
Connecting at Tampa with West India Fast
Train 10 and from Northern and Eastern cities
For stateroom accommodations apply to City
Ticket Office S, f. & W. R'y, Jacksonville, or
Agent Plant Steamship Line, Tampa
G. D. OWENS, Traffic Manager
II. S. HAINES, General Manager
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From ne SmitlmN. lGal Ners

From UFe NmIfIrlV' IGO.) NctrS
One of our clevere,t Subscribers is Au-
gustuS Pye, and he's just as nice as his name
is. He runs the editor down 20 pay him
money, and keeps six months ahead all the
time If Gus amt the best looking fellow
in the county. hos one Of the snuar, st.
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Grand Jurors in Camp.
From the SnithrtlLe CA Ne,rs.


Those members of the grand jury who
carried their blankets with them to Lees
burg and did their own cooking were wiser
than we thought The next time we go we
shall do likewise.
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MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS.

Loss Of Appetite, Bad Breath, Bowels costive,
Headache with dull, heavy sensation; Pain un-
der Shoulder blade, often mistaken for Rheu-
matism; Fullness after eating; Discrimination to
exertion of body or mind Irritab,ity of tenn
per; Low Spirits TOR Blues; Restlessness, and a
sensation of having left undone something
which out to have been done; WEAKNESS; Dizzi-
ness; dots before the eyes, highly-colored
urine; fitful dreams; Constipation, etc.
Not all, but always some of these symptoms
Indicate want of action of the Liver, and for a
safe, reliable remedy that can do no harm and
never known to fail
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Makes very delicious and nourishing drink. II
is particularly adapted for persons of weak
digestion, differing therein from all Other
cocoas In the market, In half-pound and five
pound cases
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A Tramp's Larder.

From the Sn,ithUdle (Ga.) Neics
A hungry tramp made the rounds on
Wednesday and succeeded in filling half
bushel sack with cold victuals. He said he
had enough to last him for week
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Printers Must be Men of Muscle.

From the SntithUiHe (Gd.) NetOs.
The bad topography of the paper last
week was due to wandering printer whom
we left in charge during our absence. He
was willing enough but lacked muscle
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RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH FLORIDA & WESTERN
r AILW A Y
WaycrOSS Short Line
Time Gard in Effect Jan. 8. 1899

A LII TRAINS of this road are run by Cant.,,
standard Time. Passenger trains will 0Iiil Iau
and arrive daily as follows: " - '7AVe
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL, PITY
MAN VESTIBULED TRAIN VIA ATTAIN.
TIC COAST LINE.
, This traiB is composed of Drawing Room
Will leave savannah, gong South. everv iTIahs
day, Wednesday, Thursday Saturday and i Sps
day. Trains going North Will leave Savsn Gun
every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fr ilIsa
SOUTH HOHND nronr,,.
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RAILROADS.
5 @ H E u U L L
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SAVANNAH. GA, Oct 16 1887,
an and after this date Passenger Trains will
~ run daily unless marked I. which are daily
except Sunday.
The standard time, by which these trains run
is 20 minutes slOWer tnan Savannah city tina.
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Train No 10+ leaves Guyton $40 D. m. arrives
Savannah 4:25 p. IN.
sleeping cars on all night trains between ga
Vannah, Augusta Macon and Atlanta
Train No. 3, leaving Savannah ar 500 - m
VIII stop regularly at Guyton, but at no other
point TO put or passengers between Savannah
IRAN NO will stop on signal at stations be-
tween M1llen and Savannah to take on passen-
gers for Savannah
connections at Savannah with savannah.
Florida. S' ="
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
on sale at City Office, No. 20 Bull street and
Depot ONCE 20 minutes before departure of
each train. "
ROBERT w. HUNT. EFT CHARLTON
Ilcket.Agent. Gen. Pass Agent
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Train No. % leaves Savannah 200 D. M; ar
rlves Guyton 2:55 p. m.
Passengers for Sylvania, Wrightsville Nil.
train. - IL
Passengers for Thomaston, Carrollton, Perry
and Clayton should take the {: 90 u m train
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fulIman Buffet Cars Jacksonville to Cincn-
matt, and through coaches Jacksonville to Chat
tanooga.
Pullman Sleeping Cars TO and from Jackson
vile and Savannah.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to and from Gainesville.
Through tickets sold TO ali points by rail and
steamship connections, and baggage checked
through. Also Sleeping Car Berths and Sections
secured at Passenger Station, and Brens Ticket
Office, % Bull street.
4. G. FLEMING, WP HARDEE
Superintendent Gen. Pass Agt
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NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS

4IU4 III AT. .ChattahOOch9e ,Iv 11.90 n ,
Pullman buffet cars to and from JacksonylI'
and New York, to and from Jacksonvlla anf
New Orleans via Pensacola. "4i1
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Charleston & Savannah Railway Co

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. s, 1888.
Trains leave ana arrive at Savannah by stand
ard time, which is 80 minutes slower than city
time.
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Coast Line Railroad.

ENOR SALE Old Newspapers, Just the Ting
a for wrappers, only Is cents hundred =
fur 70 cents, at the business cfIlce.
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SOUTH BOUND.
NORTH BOUyD

Mon, Thurs WI =,
and Satur- Lv Tamna Ar r RI
day $50 pm S Snu ; un
Tues, Friday A.. w. I IT, S'2 y, N
and Sunday. Ar ''hey west. Lv g So, I9lIr'
Wed, Sat, & n oa'giiruay
Mon $500 am Ar Havana .Lv q go g. IhllrS
Pullman buffet cars to and from S S''D. m
and TamDa N AVG" 1Ori
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d II G r O'S
ALIMINThRY ALIXIR.

Its principle ingredient Pure Meat, is scientifically
formulated with medical remedies, giving II Won
d!e.rfuly stimulating properties; nyigorating the
vital forces without fattguing the digestive organs.
In lYPHoID, YELLOW and MALARIAL feyers, it is in
valuable, giving strength to overcome these malig-
naut diseases. Highly recommended by leading Ply
sclans of Paris tonic for and Weak
persons, also forlunR diseases h. EOugerR ~ Co.,
Agents, N \. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Relics for Thomasville's Library-An
Ohio Man Trying to Carry Georgia
for Blaine-Books that Lincoln Kept
"A Ball from the Battlefield of Re.
SAGA.
The sun., 1888-01-28
PAUL KRAUSE CAPTURED.
Tho Witness Against Greeuwell who Es-
capped frsm Raymond Street JAiL.

Tho Witness Against Greeuwen who Es.
capped frsm Raymond Street JAil.
Police Superintendent Campbell Of Brook
lyn received despatch yesterday from Mar
shal Jacob Frey Of Baltimore, informing him
that Paul Krause. who made such q clever es-
cape from Raymond street jail In that city on
Christmas night, had been arrested in that
city. Krauss arrived in Baltimore. 1t had been
learned, soon after his escape. and lived there
under an assumed name in cheap boarding
house. He was arrested on Thursday on sus-
picion Of committing several small robberies,
and yesterday he admitted that he was the
fugitive from Raymond street jail.
krause M eva was one OF the important witnesses
murderer Of Lyman 8. Weeks. and was to have
remained In the custody Of the Brooklyn au-
thorities until the appeal OF Greenwell was dis
posed Of and tho trial OF Butch Miller, Green
wells alleged companion in the murder. was
finished Krause was the leader of the gang OF
thieves to which Greenwell belonged. and was
arrested with the latter by Inspector Byrnes's
men few weeks after the Weeks murder for
participation In a burglary In Jersey City
What disposition will now be made Of Krause
is uncertain. II. as District Attorney Ridgway
giving GreelMell % new trial. it is probable that
can give against Miller is not Of special impor.
tance. 1t Is also said that the Jersey authori-
ties are not particularly anxious to secure him.
so that he may be allowed ta remain In the GUS
tody Of the Baltimore authorities.
The sun., 1888-01-28
RESCUED By HIS DOG.
Mr.. HeeE's Remarkable Story Of an AMI.
mnl's IpteIlixence.

Mr.. HeeE's Remarkable Story Of an AMI.
mni's Intelligence.
George Heeg, milkman, residing at East
Williamsburgh. in Newtown. Long Island, is
an inmate of st. Catharine's Hospital. waiting
to have ono Of his arms and leg amputated
in order to save his life. During the intensely
cold weather last Tuesday night he started to
walk from Williamsburgh to his home. about
three miles. When about mile from his resi-
dence, and while crossing an open field. he was
seized with an epileptic ilt When he recovered
consciousness he found his dog. he says. lick
ing his face and hands and bowling dismally.
Mr.. Heeg WAS finally able to sit up but could
not get on his feet: as one leg and an arm had
become useless He says he took his hat and
held 1t out In front Of the excited dog The in
telligent creature understood the motive. and,
seizing the hat, started at full speed for Mr..
Heeg's house.
Reaching the front door, he began barking 80
violently that he aroused one of the workmen
employed on the place, and the presence of Mr..
Heegs hat in the dogs mouth made him un-
derstand that assistance was needed The
man followed the dog over the ice for a mile
about O'Clock in the morning to where Mr..
Heeg WAS found badly frozen and unable to
move. He got assistance. and carried him to
his home. Physicians said it would be impos-
sble to save the mans life unless the frozen
limbs we're amputated, and so he was removed
to the hospital.
The sun., 1888-01-28
Martha on Its Fifty.seyenth street end was

Martha On its Fifty-seyenth street end, was
gutted The other end Of the Martha and the
west side OF the Augusta were damaged both
have to be pretty complete. No part Of McMa-
hons stock was saved. Not family In McMa-
hons nat or on the west side Of the Augusta
some sixteen ismiiies or about 100 persons sin in
the remnsnts Of. their property and got tenn
Ta1 IN wSSup ecn the
Rsn tas Tsrs srSs
loss On the baains ss will Mfs se iH about S
$1,000 and is insured for only $4,000. On fur
10 rRe s nS sip oS of 30
The Occupants OF $50 Tenth avenue were
ss%H; sh wsiss the butOhs and John smedc
oi PSomSs s carr roaeqcR an 4ha
SaSoS snSn h.l Morris M Sprs
lot oi arneSre TEose naS the Hasasta SHs
Michael Abrahams and W. Riddle. Each was
There Is i dispute about the origin of tho
nre. Some say that employees Of the Manhat-
tan Gas Company. were repairing pipes In the
gas pipes. Others say that boy was drawing
door. On Thursday there had been a flrs IRE
Wien thee eoss tre Sas all over the two fronts of
and four Inches thick. The. telegraph wires
Augusta and the three houses % next to to It on on
Fifty-ssventh street had their brown stone
fronts veneered with ice. and at the windows
S that they could not be RAISED
middle OF the street we're hidden with half
frozen water from to "a inches deep.
The sun., 1888-01-28
SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEGRApH.

who sft ss Ss the R
Its officially announced that Admiral Hotham sue.
Sssds LorG Charles Beresord as Junior Lord of the
decree has been issued BY the Peruvian Government
calling FOR tenders for tho Introduction OF telephone
the lines for nfteen years VIII bs gwen ''''''AS
Moody Morrill, an eccentric character. found on
lived alone e bad Neither fooa de aae
nor fre for fourteen days He may recover.
the Tfe isSs s4sy gssH "
%f s as I na s % on hs that
Every employee Of the Utica Globe woolen Mills and
Empire Woolsn Mills has signed petition in favor Of
arkansas admitting worsted cloths at the same rat. Of
duty ss woollen cloths
life aud properly in havana are said TO have been
sreSy The aathoIs Sr them ALLEGED
who are enemies OF tho captain.GeneraL
,. George poTping @ weLknow9 Albany lawyer has
MT; Mary Cross toconIinas 70 drag 6enson a, the
si,aOo for trial.
The Ea;srn stern .tprs. the Railroad
10y ,esterday morning The engine and ak cars left
ssassrs sut NOBODY was Injured TrsSsI Was GosIaasd
Alfred osgoodby indicted 70. using tho United States
Style Of" The Curtis istone GoInIsn convicted in
Judge Gors sentenced him to nttsen m9nths mpr'.oh.
Al Gainesville, TexaA Dread" alias James Mcknight
Cummings would Inform on him for a crime committed
Psssed the Ss
fore he was brought down and Killed,
quilts ID the superior Court in i,tsds Of iScsst and
was 70 twenty years at hard labor in ne state
ssss rssSis q s%pes aoua:s sfy soa
wss MS s sss:S
The sun., 1888-01-28

Ts sGss i,s eT5y Rawsy be sold out to
held % IN III: city on april IS and - ''''f'A'' wi" %
Tonight. lecture in tho Cooper Union free conrse will
nesith tsh P1scautions % ''A" a. D u N'" ''fA o.
George schwab of 20 Beecksr street was sentenced to
s'A
The Police commissoner. have ordered one electric
twin Be ussfu in illuminating escaping prisoner
Joseph + shs,tsy s.doskmsss. % asked Judge An:
Gs summary dismissal BY the Dock Commssionsrs last
for ths YoaSr Mems Roman Gs,hoie ss1syosns Hs.o
s.Is sIs,isP in Cooper Union His subject viii be THE
.TPs ss S1f c w:: G.
did ST 900 damsgs. '''' ~ " >''' '''''' ""N
Midwife Ann Julia tsrtn Of 2et Stanton street was ar
Ssisa.s Of s' R.l.nsey street the mother oi eight
Only members Of the Cisarmakers international
rs q. I'D e .sS'
day afternoon next. at IS Avsnas b. W '1A'
Edwin Booth the tragsdsn has begun proceedings in
saa m
handing h % pati G ON s e
Ne ;Se; iS:s Henry bsssa ~ s
| ' g Il. Nan Hospital isl''' wound D'isA
Longshorsman Thomas Mccauley su.d the Ocean
caur rGn M
IN n' & Ts ta. s s% a
S4O yesterday,
jeremiah Windley, colored. who broke into banker
Jenniugs =. CoNs house at 2OO2 Fifth avenue on the
nizh OF Pee 81 las, by breaking the scuIte the
roof anu stole 5000 worth OF yAluablsA sentenced
70 eight years In state prison yesterday by Judge
lnE IN the General Sessions windleys brother Eugene
was sent TO the Elmira ReformAtory
Sergeant Sheldon Of the Nineteenth precinct recsived
yesterday from a downtown business man who asked
thA! his name be kept OF the pAperA long aud COM
pimsn,A,y letter In regard 70 the serEeAnts kind treat
wAs eyicted from $40 seventh afew days AKo
check Tor SO was enclosed for Mrs BRxters relief
Mortgages for Si6 900 recorded In the ReRister
oee Yesterday the property At Seventh avenue and
l2oth street. Nathan Murdaugh and Others own the
property and the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
4 the morsagee The mertgsEes have six
- u and 10 lAberty street owned BY Nixon samuel
vs. AaAo hisa. SEsdsltok J.ktsEA bseoAiSa ~ esS
The sun., 1888-01-28

They Oddly Bedeck the Legs of the Thief
who Had Annie Meyers Undervest.

They Giddily Bedeck tho Legs of the Thief
who Had ON Annie Meyers Undervest.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA hollow-eyed young
man was commanded to take his stockings off
before Lieut. Henshaw in the detective depart
ment this evening" His name was Burt Ben
ton. and, according to his own story. he was
assistant gas engineer Of the Chicago Opera
House. According to another mans story, he
had been varying the routine Of his work by
looting the dressing rooms Of operatic singers.
and Lieut. Henshaw had Just discovered that
silk hose. extra length. Benton reached down
and reluctantly pulled his trousers up over
his knees, and In a 6unglinG sort Of a way began
removing the stockings: The outer pair were
sky blue, the middle pair bright red. and the
pair next to 81, hts leg had yellow and black
passed them into Henshaw's outstretched
hand, whom his shoes were restored to, him
and he hastily, jumped into them and an,
nounced that he was willing to be locked
up, but he was ordered to take of his coat
and oSsd and ssads sh Me Locked
embroidered and armless silk undervest,
which plainly had never been made for a man:
Benton admitted that # was the property Of
Miss Annie Meyers OF the McCaull Company.
The Then a.. g search q his pockets was made The
1t was the property Of Q chorus girl, Benton
said. Then pair Of scissors and a dozen silver
hairpins that looked like miniature swords
were laid upon the desk In a vest pocket two
tiny watches, one gold and the other silver,
q snd d svsr
stolen from the McOaull Company during their
recent six weeks engagement here.
The sun., 1888-01-28
TAILORS TALKING BUSINESS.
Three Hundred sf Then Meet to Consider
the State of Trade.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-Three hundred boss
tailors have inhabited the Burnett House this
week. They were delegates and visitors to
the second annual meeting Of the Merchant
Tailors' National Exchange. Less than one-
sixth Of them were delegates. William D.
Mnltgan, the President, called the Convention
to order, and a Chicago tailor. D. G. Lindsay,
opened the Convention in an orthodox way
with prayer. Mayor Amor Smith welcomed
tho Convention on behalf Of the city. Andrew
Patterson Of New York, tho Secretary attract
cd much attention by his stylish clothes. and
every man in the body was dressed With scru:
taiIors could be distinguished by their dress.
The fret IT. natter % 81 great Int Interest % was the re;
Merwn Of New YORK and Keen % Of Washington. ton.
tie ts9 on Woesn sotSs and eloshnse and
stated that under the present laws agents Of
5 be sda and
with which the. American tailor could not COM com.
eo to seepro I to prevsnt this state
OF things.
bs seOgs the s9sgs 81
York city, at which the profession Of, cutting
and making garments might be taught. The
Committee. with Instructions to report next
The following Officers wers v, elected; PEes!,
sssehd e E. 0fof adssy IF ss%0E 1 S.
bank 81 boston Freasurer 4. q. Hail; Of Pits
GuTsGh Tact chHirman 6hrnna Executive Committee VIM
x hGs E. %sss vars f. W RCSe g
A. Vennio of New York
The sun., 1888-01-28
THE WORST BLOCKADE IN xxlRa

Trains Stuck In snowdrifts In New York
aad New Easland-Tws Fatal Accidents.
TROY, Jan. Y.-The blizzard continues, but
Ills not 80 sev4re as yesterday. 1t is declared
on all sides that the storm Is the worst seen in
this region In over twenty years All the high
ways are blocked with huge drifts OF snow. and
many milkmen did not attempt to reach Troy
Today Tho Troy and Lansingburgh Horse
hallroad Company Is not running cars on its
ureen Island and North Side branches, and no
Morse cars are running between West Troy and
Albany. Four horses are attached to each OF
the cars here The Rensselaer, and Saratoga
road. between Troy and Albany. is q continu-
GUS line OF immense drifts. and all trains have
been abandoned. except the local trains run
ming to and from Albany on the east side OF
the river
A train that left here for Schenectady yester-
Gay is still stalled west OF Cohoes. No trains
were sent out on the main line Of the Delaware
ana Hudson road to-day. nor have any arrived
since yesterday morning. Tho Schenectady
and Rutland and Washington divisions of the
Delaware and Hudson .ls completely closed
Tho Montreal sleeper. due at q o'clock this
morning, Is showed In near Fort Edward
Stages running between this city and adjacent
towns have stopped. The Fitchbure Railroad
H. H. ofthly ot bloekaded Snow ploughs are al WORK
r W ~ directions. and 1t Is believed some trains
MI MI % sent out and 10 able to reach their dcs-
RnaIno RRnnIon tonight. The stage that left Smiths
nn, nnsin IN yesterday afternoon for Hartford had
h2t Tb. reached the latter place at ?. NJ to-day
are late. ns' ou' ah
lpRoovoakEEpsIE. Jan. 27.-There was an i'm.
pro pslo'eement Ia the running of trains on the Hud-
Sea ast hiyer Railroad to-day. Trains from The
bab;tr,dR bbS;t, however, were from two to three hours
SaG HbanGy time line because Of the snow drifts between
tnr NM NJ fnr several miles the snow In the lat
bma, bmr pace is three feet deep on the track, and
,r;etMeen Albany and Schnectady Tor two con-
feett of niles one track is covered with ve
bbIeSt bIeeCtt eight hpndred loaded freight cars were
Dewitt on " ths Asw ASsn$ rP and sns ssyen huRSred
eSn on hundred ears, with at least Ave hundred
ten toSs osdsd as ,p esEs plosked each averaging
dave dams was given to-day, but II will be several
lei Eori Eriirn me me pressure IL over a man who
thirtv ort EhMard tAi5 morning stys there were
thirtyy-,nMd thity-sM drqmmers snowbound at that place,
ninby 1.-TWO oi whom played euchre during the
corner % ana iour draw poker at hvs cents
= Es'SssE 4. TsesE sSss,. sSss az ss.ns are delayed
The sun., 1888-01-28
SHERIFF GRANT CHAIRMAN.
Tanmany Organization for 1sss-Denand-
Ing tho auppressIon of Trusta

The Tammany Hall Committee on Organi-
zation elected these officers last night: Chair
man. Hugh ]. Grant; ice-Presidents, John
McQuade, Peter Keller, and Thaddeus Moriar-
ty Recording Secretary, Thomas F. Gilroy {;
Financial Secretary. Edward II. Hawk, Jr. Re-
cording Secretaries, John @. II. Myers. Arthur
Phillips, Morltz Herzburg, and John II.
Gaughan Sergeant-at-Arms, Robert Kelly.
Roger A. Pryor made speech complimenting
Chairman Grant upon his digniHed and saga
cious conduct as presiding officer and his
earnest and energetic support OF Tammany
Hall. and on behalf OF the Executive Commit
tee presented the Chairman with q handsome
ivory Rayel.
These names were proposed for members Of
The sun., 1888-01-28
william walter Phe,p. .. Cleveland.

PATTERSON. Jan. N.-At the anual ban
quet OF tho Phelps Guards tonight Con-
gressman William Walter Phelps was uproari-
ously received. In Q speech OF an hours
length he predicted success for the Republi-
land promised the Mugwumps that he would
give them civil service reform. and yet he had
tion. Democratic or Republican, from the
foundation OF the Government to the present
time The Mugwumps now said that they pre-
ferred O faithful Republican to an unfaithful
Democrat. The President had conspired
against the prosperity q American working.
men, hnt he would nfd and that m ] to carry out ths
solid South and the city of New York.
The sun., 1888-01-28
Davis Beats Reeves.

The sixth game of the bookmakers' bill
lard tournament took place last night between
Capt Jack Reeves and Charles Davis at the
Columbia. Billiard Rooms Twenty-second
street and Broadway. Reeves was to score 170
to 500 In favor OF Reeves. Reeves was In bad
luck, and the betting changed to S45 on Reeves
against 500 on Davis. Davis won the game,
Reeves making $50 points,