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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
PHOSPHATE SUITS ENDED.
Both Result in Favor OF the State Of
South Caroline

Both Result in Favor OF the State OF
South Caroline
CHARLESTON. S. c., May 22-It Is offi-
cial announced to-day that the 10 li,i-
CATION Involving the right of the state to
,nsiderable pn,s ase territory in the
, h ,spha section has coma to an end.
., e were two cases. the first the right
Of I e .ta1e - ab Iut 5000 acres Of phos-
paate mars lands around Morgaz's Island
has beel settled.
Tue great Pacific guano case. which has
been il the courts for two years. has al o
been settled by a compromi-e. The original
dgmeut in favo of the state agai st the
Pac. &c GlaHo Crmoauy "as for S76,0
for pIo,phats rock mined in the upper
Coos4wa river a ID Parr TT eek.
WON BY THE STATE.
The suit was decided in favor Of the state
and settled the rlgnt or the s<ats 30 the ter
ri orv whlcl had beea clamei by the
Pacific Guaao Com ely. Then came the
bankruptcy Of the company and tRe ibse-
ouent litigation. This ca has been settled,
[ terms being that the cretlitors of the
Pacific company all pay $50, 100 cash to
the sta,e, aud all tae costs 4 the lisigatio J.,
about $4,000. This ends ne of the largest
lit.gau on record in this state.
MEEl!NG Or HE fAClfiO COMtANf'
Boston, Nay 22.-An adj rurned meet
ing Of tue stockh lders of the scitic Gnano
Company was neld here to-day, wheA the
report of the stockaJlders' CO nlnittee m de
a. the st meed g was accepted d the
commit ee discharged. William E. S owe,
one of the trustee said the latter were not
prepared to resent anything ke scheme
for re-orfa liza ion, but they had learned a
good deal 40 )ut the rope ty. One element Of
encouragement was that the emei 10 e
j 4sC Il ~ larger inter $. in the value of
phosphate pr pertes tnan ever before. The
Chisn0ln Island rope -ty was valuable
This value of the Charleston property was
more Questionable. Swan i'la ID was far
away tnat t4e trustees could not tell 50
mucl alb nut IL.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
FLORIDA AND CURA.
Text Of the Mem rial 70 be Seat to
Congress by the Legislature.

Text Of the Mem rial 70 be ~eat to
Congress by the Legislature.
New YORK, Ma 22-The memorial TO
the c ner.ss Of t Cklted STAKES relative
b. the sand ot Cuba which 'as presented
il The Florida House Of RepreaeAtativ S
| May y n7. Moreno, and was referred
to the iud airy on'n;tr~e, Is as follows:
To the Congress Of The CIs tel States:
Your memora.ists the legislature Of the
State Of Florida. respectfully represent: That
a. eiti0Sns ot the United States we most de-
vo4tly thank the Almighty Ruler OK heaven and
earth FOR the exalted position. waich ne. IN his
everias ing gooIseSs, mas assigned TO our oe.
loved country in chs great arena Of nAtiozs;
that the manifold slcssisgs t.u, Bestowed upon
US SHOULD ever be dearly cAerisnej and act iate
Us il stretching form helping hand, 20 other
and ,esS favored people, kssleing thern IN
peaccoble, but effecosve manner, TO also reach
the sublime goal Of golden liberty.
Your memo all rs are fully c ,gnLaut ef toe
fact that for years the -ghborinx people Of
far Cuba have been praYisg ana hoping for
tHe dawn of freedom yer . ctr native
land LSnEingly are their eyes cast hither ~ards,
X owing that tn~ir ia dependence oan only s<i-
nate an be brought 10 tAen frsn our shores,
not by fire ana sword. or force of arms. out
ment Of our ,suWy ana that to which they
now owe aileg, ance. Taat for the purpose OF
thus securing their h e ~ they sgain renew.
I rough our general cove -uneut their offer 20
Spain. as folio rs: In confederation Of the irde-
penlence OF the island of Cuba the people Of
Cuoa pr mise and guarantee TO pay to the
crown of Spain the sum of $4,000 600 in
twenty annual insseIlme rs Of $1,000
COO ezcl, or in the event that said
crown Of Spain demands payment in
fun Of the total amount offered them, then
the people of Cuba will ma<e arrange
ments tending oward spec ~ compiiance with
such demand. Ina. in token Of thsir sInce-ity
in the offer us ma ga. aad Of pze tuitillmsnt Of
the Obligations resulting from successful nego
tiatioos said psosls Of CIha AGREE to place
the nselves usdsr. and TO cheerfullF submit to-
q protectorate OF the United States until the
entire amoust stipulated for ia sicb treaty is
liquidaie By then; therefore. be It by tee leg.
islatare Of Florida:
Ress,C,d. J. That ou- senators in the con
gress OF the UEitsd States are hershy most
earnestly requested TO taSe such Steps as they
may deem cxpedelt aud 10 use all proper
efforts in bringing about the desired negot.a-
tons
:. That they are also required to communicate
with he Hoa. Manuel R. Mlreso Of Key West,
Fla. il asy and ali manners apperta,ning to
the osjsct in view.
8, That it is hereby m sde the duty ef the
secretary OF state 10 forward a copy Of tbs
memorial, with ihs great seal Of thc state
ther 70 affixed. 10 edca CT our senators il con
grsss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
soRsEs WIN FORTUNE.
The Duke of Portland scoops IN S32,-
500 IN Stakes IL One Race.

The Duke Of Portland scoops in S32,-
500 IN Stakes II One Race.
LONDON, May 2a-T.e event OF the sec
oDd day Of the Newmarket second spring
meeting was the race ir the Newmarket
stakes of 1900 sovereigns, by subscription
81 81 sovereigns each. f r 5-year-olds. the
secoad 20 receive 1,OOJ soveTeigns and the
third 500 soverigns out Of the stakes,
any surplus to be equally divided among
the other duly qualified artsrs; soe mile
ass two furloase; 2oi subscr. bers. The
race was wos bT o~e Dlke Of Porlands
bay COLT Dhro'an, by Gallo ;, out Of
Moweri a, wioz the same owners bay colt
luroophone, by Gal 'piu, Out Vt Lady Mar,
sec7nd, ead j. Hammond's che.tn colt
Laucea e, by Petraros, eut of hacaris,
third 1hsre we're seveiceen Starters.
GRAvEsESp EVENTS.
BROOKLYN, Ma 70 - F Lowing IS a
su NINA. Of the eve Is Of tie Giavesend
T ces to-day, the weather being cool aud
clear, anu tse TT elk 1py:
F1asr RAcB-six furiouks. Loatanka won.
l:lf
sscoxn RAcr-one mile Benedictine won.
WHO Ernest secsud. and Carrie 6. third Time
THIRs RAoE-one mile and 8 tur!ong Gypsy
Queen wo with .oliday second, and Mss Cody
DA.ri Time 80 "a
FoURTR RAcE-dne mile and a sixteenth. In
spcctor B. won. with burus secord. q d Rich
nond taira Tin q:s-
FIFTH RAcE-Ftve .urlongs. Sir william won,
wits GrAmercy second, and former; third.
SIXTH k4pr-six furlongs Beck won with
Long Island second, and Raymond G. third.
Time III.
LAYorlA PARK.
CINCINNATI, May 22-TEe weather was
Q Id aAd disagreeable IA d the Il ack slow
TO-DAY. tae eva "a were as fol- VS.:
FIRST RAoE-SellinE for 3-vear-olds and up
ward; SIX riongs j. T. Burnett wsn, vita
Fan King second and Benson third. Tine i;ls.
SECOND RAcE-For 2-year-old FLIES; n1ncHsix-
teenths OF mile. Spring Dance won, with
senaphore second and Martha Page tlird.
THIRD RAcE-same conditions and distance
BaliyAoo won, with Ade!s N. second, and Silence
third Time 0:51A
FL Sc; FOR 8-year olds. Hypocrlte won, with
Maori second, and TeaScity tair Tine l:41A
FIFTH RACE Merchants stakes for Swear
olds asd pward; one mile and farlong; Sl.Oe)
and Princess Bowling third Tine 80.
SIXTH RAcE-SalliuG; one mile: for 3-year-
eds and upward LlttrJl won. vita GJhghtly
secpnl, and VIAstte talrd. Time 1894.
BAD BLUxDER.
A serious blu der occlrred during the
afte noon. The field 'as Sc It away in tAe
mecchaa s. stakes oy Starter Sneriia and
the race wa' rus withou' any Of g ldges
being in the stand, and the error was not
disco cred unSl she jockeys cams back to
weiga ut and found no one IA the stand
acknowledge them. be judges were nunIed
Up ard let the boys dism ,unt. who tnsy
ansouncsd all bets OF on the race
hni the distance TO be gone
YER again. The favorlte was
Montrose IN the first run, but switched to
c icago stable entry in the second.
This stable wo bot ru 5. tie first with
WAeeler T. aad the second with Sautalene.
They ran one, two IN bota uns, c ,nsider-
able kicking was INDUCED IL over the de-
ctsiDns of the judges in declaring all
bets eff.
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fortu e teller to proceed 70 spot near the
TAI greuAds Indicate by REGULAR marks
a dig d.wn With a spade. tie did as
directed, and TO the surprise Of the skept cal
spirit, # the place, artaed a qlAdtity
Of si.vec coin. wnicd app arei to have lain
there many years.
In addition to locating hidden treasures
e forete!ling important evelts, Sam has
effected instantaneous cures Of loag stand
ing diseases among the humble reslden 81
tas quaint old town. His FAM has become
known for gre, distance, and great
crowds II visieurs infest his quarters Tally.
! I. said s1r1e Of the Hoosier ofhcs-seekers
have quietly consulte Sam as u their
chances. and have thus CO tributed not a
little 70 his support There are some things
tba stump him, however. W he asked
20 disclose the exact locality Of the b lis lost
BY the clerks Of the late I4dians legislature,
and the whereabouts of lamented n lille Tas-
OFT his /. q are sea.s /, and neither tie
prefer of "st gy" uor the dropping Of a
MCKEE in the slot will open them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
OFFICERS OF THE PYrH1ANs.
Tie Next Session OF tAe Grand Lodg,
10 be j at Rome.

Tie Nezt Session OF tie Grand Lodge
10 be j q at Rome.
AUsCsTA. GA, NJ y 22.-Tne secret es.
sion # the Grand Lodge Of tile Knights Of
Pythias contn4ei jo.da', and the prluci al
bushes, was the election CT officers. Fol.
loving Is let:
Past Grand Chancelor-J. " Hunnicu,t
Of 4 Ia ia
Grand Chancelor-H. W. Dos,her Of
Augusta.
Grand Vice Chance.lo lori. J. CARING OF
Macon.
c aud Pre.ate-W T. Leopold Of savau-
nan.
c. u. Of Ex.-H. Cronhcim Of Atlanta.
.. K. OF r. Same Naylor Of Saysn-
nan.
G ". at A-w A Rargood Of Atlanta
liner Gusri-E &. Wal.ersI Of Ro b. e.
Grand Outer Guard. q. Spence OF
Dalton.
Representative 70 tie Supreme Lodge
-four ear )-Adoiph Brandt 4 Atlanta.
Rome Oas selected a. tae next placa for
tie seGb!rg Il he grand lo;ge.
Tod : the Cuifor Rank Kalxhts vere
gwen an excurslo 20 he iocks, and they
speak In high teens tong Il Of The ca a.
aud AugIsta'S sP.end q water power and
fGctJ.le~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
HATHlEo IN Al SKA.
Casks for Bath Tubs and Birch Twizs
for low els.

Every Russian trldi g pest, according to
Mr.. Dali, has a bath-house, and once a
week all the pc pie avail themselves of its
privileges. The apparatus is simple. not to
cay primitive, but the method IS what
might be callel hero.c, especially the dress
ing, III a room where the temperature is
Glow zero. A 9 arch of loose stones is
built, end .uore Stones piled over it, so that
a & e made beneath the arch eau peue rate
between them.
here is no iimnsy, but a trap deor in
the Oof. A large CASA fu.l OF water, heated
fer the purpose an | anutAer of cold water,
generally vita les 4 )at,ng il il, a I'd sue
ce,sion of benches one above the other,
c m lsto the qup nent. When the stones
are thoroughly be ted and the SIN he has
all ssed out, all Goals are EN- we'd and
the tre . door is shu and smoke or ais
r naming will make tns eyes smart and
the bath very uncomfortable. Each one
leaves his cloth z in an outer room, and
o teitng re,s bis head AMI thro IS hot
watsr on the heated stones until as much
steam is produced as he can bear. Then he
mounts as high on the benches IS be 1n'is
comic Ia lie, a I'd the persplratioa issues
f. m every . re.
Next he rak s n s1rt Of broom or u lch
Of dried mi It or birch twigs wit the ayes
still on EN-, " ..cs is prepared at the
proper season and ca led mesIik. With
this ne thr shes himself till all implri les
are thoroughly ose le from the SIX n, and
ishes with a washing off Il not water and
S p. Then taking a kantag, or wooden
dis, full OF ice water, ue dashes 1t
over himself I'D rushes cue into tie dress
ing room.
Qhi. st process il disagreeabls to the
uuinitiatei. but is abso ubgly uecessa Y to
prevent taking cold. | AYE KIN wn cases
Of a ute rheumatism brought on bf omit
ting it. TIE dressing room ia spread with
straT and al avs comm nicates wi. tae
oster ar. The temperature is often May
degrees bslo zero, but such is the activl
of the circulation that o dresses IN PEI
feet comiert rotwuh'ta ding. A warm
Aressiug room uld be insu portable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
How to 20 ] a Watch.
Ey,r, fbe lFoshyoofon Pnsf

II you are ling Qua gu tn, electric rail
wa' you nad bstper leave your 500 csro-
nometer at home and carry Waterbu ry,
Tor there so much cleo richly arouI I'd that
it Is apt to mag etiz your va ca. Several
people complain that t cir valuable watches
ave cen rendered US le S by riding Oh he
Eckil gton ii e. This is S met ing that can
gar ily re re,nediod. Electricity WI es-
cape. 1t isn't like q bulldog, whion CO
10 chained up aEgsd. IlvhioIe aud
inpoLderab o, 1t makes lbs way from tne
wires which c n NC it into the very air
itself a d The deiicabe!y Goa trucs-d steel
wheels Of a watch catch II up. Thea the
cogs and pi hons are hsl bac ny It's ID 10
force until the value of the watch attacked
'os inekeepe "is destroyed. T.ere are
some aon-magnetic watches made no "
which seem p. oOf against -uch dangers, a d
non 4.agde ic cases are also pat out, " ith
prove equally ssryicsable. But it is voll to
observe the p ecau lcn NOT oAly on electric
railroads, but nhan ear the dylamos Of
an elec rlc igaS plant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
ON The DIAMOND.
Results OF the Games Between the
Countvy's Leading leans.

Results OF the Games Between the
Couut-ys Leading Teams.
WASHINGTON, May ? Base bail games
were pla, ed today with the following re-
suits:
At S.. Louis
S s. .s9is., ..:.:.,9 1852 g 81 g 3
Base his.: St. Louis 9, Ath'ettc 8. Errors: St.
Louis 5 Athletic (. Batt ries: Dcvlin aud
Boyle Seward. Guaaing aud Rob nson.
Atlesta. ...... observation-disclosures. ..... g
Af Ss:s hts: Atlanta {. Aosio * Errors It,
larta s, Mobile 8.
Al dia apoiis-
I Eo.,na g; al i-s
Bass hts Indianapolis Bo.ton S Errors:
and Buckley, GARRISON aud Bennett.
kk: :Is5s565. -
Base ATS; Louisville 4, Bait more Ii. Errors:
Louisville /, Balum re . Batteries: Ewing
aud Va -gnan. Cunningham ard ate.
B Bss;s; CIV , 2 . 3 rs O. :
Base hts: Kansa. City 10, Brooklyn s
Errors: Kansas City 10, b ookly Batteries;
Conway ami Dopahue, CsruJ .ers and Nisner
rhuA ieipn.a (-o'e4 lnh raj y
Cleveland ... ........0 l o 0 o. 8
Base hits: Philadelp Ia Z, Cleveland5 S. Errors;
Psiladelpsia 5, Cieve and !. Batteries: Buff
dugten and Clements, O'Brlen and Zlmmer.
AT New York--
New York 49,. 900 a6o15 oil
Chicago ......o 0 0 0 4 0 o. I
Base Its New York TO- Chicago s. Errors:
New Yors s, Chicago g. Batteries; keefo and
Ewing, Tener and Sommers.
At O4ciARau-- 40 Colu nbus. I ci1aati
game was postponed to May "A on accou t
Of wet grou DIS.
At " as ,ington-The Wa hi sgton- Pitts
burg game was postpo Ged on accOuAt of
rain
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
Moral: Kesp a Ceol Tongue IN Your
Ee G
From he Nso York Star.

From the Ns,o York Star.
Public Printer Pal ner tails a pleasant liz
tie story alb u. himself, in con ectiln Hi5h
his ne duties an the shoals Of applicants
sure TO scend upon MIN.
II have ways a kindly fselizg,p he says,
"tor = ynuns mlnw o wants York | do y
nsa Office, but Jerk. When ! lad served
Y rk, a, jamestown, | started out to f1ld
work, and I det-rmi ed I would sto at
every prin ing oIce between Cnauta q Ia
and Ne York cit. uni | obtsi led it. me
frs , lace l struck was Buffalo. l went
into the Office of Jewett & Thomas, the
publ hers Of the Commercial Gazette,
and made MY wants known TO Mr..
Jewett. de was thea fl e, in posi- 9 look
'ng man, and ne leaned back ia hi air
a asked me here lad served my tt ne
and hos much had been gs.tinS a week,
and so on. tol hin. He looked me over.
/ was dusty and tcsvcl-sta ned, All NO e
an old straw hat. I remember. Taxing N
In, in one con- EN- ,tu pu gla1c', he .aiJ:
The be1t thing : on ca / do Is to go rigdt
b c< 81 where y>icane ON That vas
al, tn. satiVfact o. got ont of hi n. I con
tinuet my urnsy to New York, aud the
very first printing oftlco | struck the city
| yoc work.
$50 years aftsrward it happe cd that
] was ret irned NE ub4r OF ~ legislature
from my county, and who shout co g t.
me. hat in ha ID. with some favor TO ask,
but Mr.. Jewstt
why, Mr.. Palmer said he, I'VE are
al nost eighb )rs; live in ClatalquI
and IN Ere; 1t is strange We have not met
before
1--we have l said
Why, whenP be askel.
I am he you z man 70 when You so
coarsely and ughiy refused work. re-
Piled, when you could at least AVE =
couragsd m, TIA 81 I'd work oui Of all
your abu dane, even if it had not been
c)nve ,ient to give me employment
"Y never saw man take so ahack,"
Gen. Palmer add d, with a genial laugh,
aud yer 81 zee thea, as nave sal l., n ave-
always kept a sof5 : rot in my heart for
| Young mel IN search Of WORK.
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TOOK of His rrder -.

Eight years ago a cancer cans On ny
lows liz. had it cut out while was yet
all, ana it hea ell up, ap arentlt, but
,o5n broke out ag4ia, and comtneic eat
ing very r.pidl /. 10 jk OF IN der Ii,
from one ri 10 % III, ogher, aud do 81 10
m chin. had il treated by burning, and
got 80 eak tuat DID not tLiuk tlat
uld St nd IL nuci 10 lg'r. All much
sufec.ng discarded all other treatinent
and began taking Swif.s Spsci1,. all the
cancer s on bsEi b. heal a "a la lort
time vas 60 rpletely healed aad was en-
tireiy well. IL is nov owe TIRES years
slncs sot we !, aud the has been no sign
q return Of the diseass. k low It wal
cance- ana know ~ wat cured alone ry
5. >. S. 2 Y. FERRAyp. Is SION, IA.
$ Z. s GU ed rue Of malignan sure throat
AID mouth. cause hy impure ri ol. The
trouble c1todl-d down ~ my LOTT lung.
which vas ves sore Tue q c or % ~.
t.ce on me 10, thr - years without relief,
wh,u ! en- be a and TOOK $ S. s. -Four
bottle. cared ma BES RILEY,
Merida Miss.
Trosti'9 on Blood aud >ail D.seasel
MALE ffos
Ina -wirr SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer O..
At4AHtA. Ca.
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FLoRIDA's LEGISLATURE.
One More New Bill Ad ed to the List
IN the senate.

One More New Bill AC cd 70 VIC LAS
IN the senate.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, MAJ 2l.-The Sen
ate BY u a imous consent Oar waived
the resolution and Lowell the introduction
Of a new bill to grant lands to the Gaines
VILE, Tallahassee ID Western R~iiway
Company. The "a provides for the be-
gaining of work in sigh m nths and the
completion OF the rad in four year., 18th
a grant of 1000 acres Of and ner mile GA
the coiaIlvtlo of each twenty-mll' sec i n.
Among the bills tlat passed third read
ing we're the follow g:
To regulats the practice Of nedlc!ne aud
provide for the app intment of state
b ard of medical examiners.
To regula practices OF pharmacy
g. Il tue sale p1iso S.
Amo tina bills that passed $3.50 ID read
ing was TO establish and .nai tain
perinane 1t sta IT'S IN and to p' vide for
tie employment of persons convicted Of
crime, Their custody, discipline, exc. he
bill is ! ended b qua d against the
troubles rece tIy com Jlaihed Of il the ma D.
ageIne I of the state c Gvicts, 10 is vel
c lcIiate to do 50. Another bill nov in
the So ate provid for state house OF
refuge fer juvenile Offenders.
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NEWS 0 THE DUH.
The Southern Press Association Meets
ct c atranooEa

The Southern Press Association Meets
ct c. atranooEa-
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May % The
Southern Press Associa ion met here to-
dsv The largest attendance since the
organ zetion was present. Nearly every
southern paper taking associated press re-
ports ~as represented by from two to four
persons. Charles A Dana of New York,
President Norvi Green of the Western
Z n Telegraph Company, Hon. AmAs
Cummings If New Yo'k, Hon. William
Henry Smith, neral manager of tAe
Associated Prsss of New York;
Villa a. Platt of the Ne~ York
Maj a d EoDrsSs and William B Soner.
vile, supe i.tenAe 1t Of abe press dep TT
ment of the Western u ion Telegraph Com
paEy, we.e pre,ent WITH the ASSOCIATION.
At tie mesting in the forenoon tus ass )cis-
q APP ted cJm ittees. 0 e is o o)a-
fer vita Mr.. Dana, c4ai ma Of ths lint
exscu i've N nittee Il the AsSo JARED
Press, relative to the establishment Of a
regular Soub>e Press Asa ciaNon for
g theTlng AM aistriO ting news, and an
other is 70 confer with Prssideat Green
TO learn What re ma the Western Uaion
would give suca an association and
whetser it w-uld be .reaoe4 as oszer as
s0clatiens savi G fer tne object tse dis
semi Iation Of news. These ON ittseR will
report tomorrow. This af'eraes the ses-
sion was taken up with wavS aAd neaAs r
improving the news Nervice of the Demb. S
OF the assUcia ion. Tonight magnificent
banquet wa rendered associ tion by
he citiz'ns of Chattanooga. Thers were
IS cover and the recession was one Of the
m )st brilliant wi Messed here In many a
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SUPREME ooUsr DECISIONS.
One Of hem involves the Liability O
..aMr0ads.


One Of hem involves the Liability OF
railroads.
ATLANTA, GA, May 24-The supreme
cou decided rec ca es tlis morning. One
was the cass of the Central railroal vs..
Kitchens. u 5 Kitchens recovered dam
ages against ths Central raITcad n tse
CITY cuu 3 OF Macon for the XIII z Of her
husband, rhO was al emp,oye of the rail-
road Hs was az work unier a car Of a
train wnel switch engine struck lack
against tne train and he was kllIed. he
abroad Company ciAmvd that the Ailli z
vas due at ! asst Ia ptrt to tHe nesIt-
sc ce of the deceased imself al
ais failure to obey a rue f the Dad. TIE
attorne s for hii wIdor reptile that wheth-
sr that was true or nos, he vas acting uL-
der tae Orde 5 Of a1o her emploJe, tho mas
Irou,mau, VINO was lis superior, ami that
it was frJutinan's i Ity, luder the rule. Of
the roai, 70 pu1 OUT ia ger sig
lal fr tHe pro ectIon + kllche.is
and hln eff; that Kitchens rel.ed
upon thl' and that TIoutman failed
to doit, ii cons qIeuce Of w.hca Ri cieAs
sas killed. Tns al 20 OF the superio. court
TAO z t lat If t. is "ss true the ult Of
rrou. man tXcused tue fault of Atuc % IS,
the deceased, and that Ills widow could E.
c yer damages aga nat tbs road I ie rail-
rod carried ne case 70 tie supreme COZ {.
ne supreme cou.t sa sthat the ju gaof | 9
.uperior COZ vas al erro, and
they Sc d tho case bac.
.or new trial The supreme
court held tnar'"a rule of railroad com
p-ny, applicable t. al iersoas Of giveA
as, Is not 70 be evaded by the fallu.e OF
ne person ~ tue class to observe the rulo
wuen another pc son Of the sane CT IS IS
4 jared thereo e" fue opinion vas read
" chef Justice BloeSley. Tne other cases
cad we e Fi.mtAs & Loftin vs. Snepp I'd
aHd tue Csutral ralIr nd VS.. De so bon
u ON tue Maco circuit, in which the judg
ents of ths clurs below were affirmed,
Justice Simmons ehverllg the o idIons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
ONE MORE CHANCE
To Get In "The SWIM"

I did my best yesterday to sell all those el gi-
bic lots, but the Afternoon was too short. Forty
two out of the sixty-f0ur lots were sold TO the
best people in Savannah. Twenty two lots still
remain unsold. l am au horized to offer them
at private ale for the next two days on The
same liberal terms offered yesterday, or on such
o.her terms as may be agreed on. Those
Who were provenlel fro n &C ending the sale
yesterday. or who were there bat were crowded
out, or whose natural diffidence prevented them
from exercising their rights by bidding higher
than others. can secure a lot by cali 6 on me
without delay. Such property on such terms
cannot b. la every day.
c. Il. DORSETT, Auctioneer.