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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-12

the qlesticn OF gloves also there Is conten-
tim. The lose wrists are coming in favor
and green in all Its shades is the col r Of all
colors to wear. There are few women in
tr Gotta, that rying color is going OFT,
il would appear. There are women with
MUG jet, omen with many ri ibo s, many
frlngeS. seventeen ba lgles on their st
and arsenals of silver tr.nkets suspe ided at
the side. The stra ger vii marvel and If
shs is invited out I an evening she i'll
lind g same variety. the same simmer
ing, blazi *, 'rilliant, kaleido 'copic pageant,
aud even a wider range Of tIq isite colngs,
one Of Item glarihgly bright. striking soft
tones every time. The ranger will Won
d but admire. and go home aud tell the
old folks that the styles are "a little odd
but uncommonly pretty thi, spring"
ELLEN OSBORN
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GEoRGIA's aIG awAYs.
Richmond County's Delegates to the
State Convention.

Richmond County's Delegates to the
State Convention.
AUGUSTA, GA, May Ia meeting wa
held at the City hall to-day Of reprC senta
tive citizens of the county and the following
delegates we're elected t. the Georgia roa,
ccngress to meet at Atlanta May %: W
F. Eve, Adam Johnston. Patrick Walsh
Neil McInnis, E. J. O'Connor, William Il
Moore, Edward Perrin, w. Il Warren, j
H. Alexander. W. A. Clarke, NJ. V. Calvi
Rev. G. A Evans J. R. Lama
w. Fl. Flemi g, j. NJ Seago a,
P. J. Be ckmann's resoluti ms we're adopte
recommending the establslm mt of a sy,.
tenn of state roads to be worked by th
state convicts, who, it Is recommended
shall be ut at work on tie public roads
under the ntrol Of the state at the expira
ton OF The pre,e lease.
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ON TIL DIAMOND.
Results OF the Games Between the
Country's Leading re ms


Country's Leading re m,
WASHINGTON. May 1L-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Boston
R Eos York 80 $685. $3.50 O. !
Base hits: Boston 4. New York .. Errors.
Bos on ., New York q Bait .rieS: Clarkson
and bennett Hatfield and Murphy.
thlla ,eIpha-
R ". Ssg9sn ...S SG5S 81 g;
Base hits: Phila ielphla 10, Washington Z.
Errors; Phil ,delDhia /, Washington 5. Bal.
cries: Bufinton and Clements o'Day, Mack
and Banning.
at Clrveland-
in S.I, II; Ills l,.,.I.Ss 1,,, :
Errors: Cleveland |. Indianapolis =. batteries;
BeaJip and Sutchte, Getzein and Daily.
A st l. JUS
s., Louis. ........."S : o go
Baltimore - $50 Q ! o ! , 4
St Louis 3, Baltimore D. Batteries: King and
Boyle: Cunningham AMI Tate.
4. ka as Ci.Y-
E Kansas city......"l ! 3SS Is
base hits: Kansas city 10, Columbus o Err.
rors: Kansas CITY s COLUMBUS g. Batteries:
Mccarthy an Hoover, Mays and o'Connor.
Al l. Iui vi le--
Louisville. ......,...o / , 0 o 0 9 o. S
Base hits; Louisvlle 10, Athletic 8. Errors,
Louisville 0, Athletic s. Batteries: Ewing and
Vaughan. Seward aud Robinson.
A. Chic 60
f fss'SS2z s. 80. ...:.S 5GS g. al
Base hits: Cn.cayo - Pittsburg 2. Errors.
Chicago g. Ptt,Ourg , Bate RES Hutchin.
sou a0l Farrell; Morris, Maui and Carroll
Az bl' luguam-
Birmingham. ......+....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
New Orleans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IN
A. Cincinnati There was no game on
account Of rain.
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.SALVINI IN HIS HOME.
THE TRAGBDIANS PERSONALIrY
DESCRIBED BY ais SON.

Details OF Life in Ills r lorentine Home
Why de opposed His Sons Choice
of Profession-Hi Gentleness al
Home
(Copwight 1882
NEW York, May Ill trust 1t will not
be consi Tered either p esumptuous or vics-
riously egotistical, as it were, if accept the
kind invitation which has been offered me,
to It >wn a few rs dom aud discursive
notes, which may supplement VIII It's gener-
ally known to the American public concern
ng my father, Tomaso Silvini. mus
admit that MY chief hesitancy arises, not S
much from the fact of my close relatio ship
to my subject, as from my kno y ledge Of that
shrinking from unnecessary publicity on hi
part which is more, fear, an attribute Of
the men of his generation than of those
our own. AS, however, since the aunouce-
nent of my fathers Intention to visit thi
cauntry of my adoption within a few
months, on what ain inclined to believe
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Concerning Your Wants.

The zone cent wOrl' CO uun o. the
MORNING NEWS p aces advertising within
the reacl II every one who has alyt liug b
sci or wants anything. Advertising sn rvs
thrift and enterpr Sc, and fer the small sun
Of IS cent, you eau demonstrate that you
are pos essed II those very NJ ceSsarv requl-
sites to success in lille. The MORNING NEWS
circulates everywhere, reaches every body,
Is read ny rich and poor alike, as thousands
OF readers who never look at any other
newspaper.
II will print your advertisement If Is
words or less. for Is cents, a ID charge you
one cent for each added word There is nc
trouble {, calcu.a what your advertise
ment will cost you. II you have an adver.
Using account witi the Mon NEWS,
you can tele ,hone your advertisement. II
you DO 50 b fore 10 p. m. Business oftios
telephone Is 3J4.
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A Mothers Proud Fancy.
From the Ne,o York Sun.

FTOTH INt NetU IUTH OUW
what a pretty child; whose is it?" said one
lady to another as they crossed Madison Square
Il noticed you nodded to the nurse
Thereby hangs tale" responded her com
panion.
1.-The nurse used to be in my employ and left
it to become the wife of coachman. They
live over his stable not far away, aud the child
is theirs, She dresses it like millionaire
baby, in the finest ami most dainty of clothes
which she faithfully copies from Fifth avenue
children. she cannot dress herself to CORE
spond, so she wears the nurses livery for heE
oRn child, and is proud to have passersby stop
and admire him as some favored darling of d
wealthy home. Curious fancy for one of her
sort isn't it. who as a rule, are so eager to DROP
the regalia of seryiCeY'
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Not on the Programme.

When Grover Cleveland had finished his
speech at the centennial banquet last week
those who were looking at him saw pleasing
bit of by play between him and his wife, She
was seated in box behind him. AS he was
about to sit down he turned and looked for her.
She was tanning herself. Each caught the
others eye, and into his he threw questioning
glance, as if to say, How did / d0?' In reply
sne gave her fan a twist into which she threw
the eloquence that only woman and fan can
combine. Her fan seemed TO say You did
snlandidIv
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A CALICO DOLL

viii do to amuse baby, but as the kid gets
older he wants a more amusing toy. tin
horn given to an active and healthy boy will
keep medium-sized family in hot water, but it
is not quite as en- ertaining to the young fellow
as a saw and hammer. With these latter toys
he goes it blind to do all the good he can; and
so it is with the 'saw-and hammer" printer.
He gets little work from the few who know
him and imagines he has printing once, but
things get old" and people get wiser and he
gets left. 1t is simply impossible for botchss to
do good WORK. Have your Printing and Bind
ing executed by
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-12

. hard growth, which, extsnding year by
year, pressed harder and harder against the
brain, causing the terrible pain of which
D,long complained, and resulting in de-
rangenent and death. Had it been known
that the bull ct which struck him at Stone
river found Judgment in mis- head surgical
skill might ha availed to proloag the c.
looked upon as most rema 'kable that De-
llng should have survived as long as he
did Mrs. belong applied for and received
a mansion
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-12

Jesup Dealing With a Couple Of A
laced Crin1inala

Jesup Dealing With a Couple of AL
legged Criminals.
JEsUP, GA, May l1.-Johnston Gran
tcoloredD was arrested here to-day for break
ing into K Nj. Patterson and B. R. Leg
gett's stores Thursday night. He also mad
an attempt TO rob J. F. Black & Sons store
but the clerk, wh) was asleep the stor,
heard hin. and during the excitene
failed to cock his gun, b It readily recog
7 ized the man, as the MT on was shi lin
bright johnson waived trial and cav
bond t. app ar before the superio urt.
K. B. Hatch (whitel, who fired thre
stores at Scroven Wed .esday night, W s
brought here to-day. he has confessed the
crime
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TTNERA1 INVITATIONS.


MILLER The friends and acquaintance of
CHARLLs J. MILLER are invited to atteDd his
funernsl. from the family home, No. $50 South
B Dad street. at 8 O'Clock THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON.
EVANS The friends and acquaintance OF
Miss Nettie Evans are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of her mother from the resi-
of TAYLOR, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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6orHAM's WALKING MATCH
derty Wins, " tin Cartwright Second
and Noramao hird.

and Norsmao hird.
NEW York, May 1.-THE attendance at
the walking ma ca il Mltisol square gar
den this evening was large, and the enthus-
las 70 seems as great as on the occasion when
Ii tlewood made the score which Herty 5
failed to freak Herty did not lack ad-
mirers, AMI many floral pieces wer
s mt to us quarters Tonight. Other
were similarly remembered, but il
a lesser degree. Por old c ipplel Hughes
was wildly cleere when he sc red his 50Jth
NJ le. He might have stopped, then, but
Golden was too near to make i SAFE and
he plodded on. There were chsers tor Col
del aud Smith to- W en- they established
their title a share Of the receipts. At 10
O'Clock the score was:
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A coLoRED CBAP, named Newkirk, hailng
from under the Hurley mountain, was in Kings
ston, n. Y, circulating a petition recommending
him for the position OF Blower Out OF Electric
Lights" Some joker had told him that the city
wanted a man to climb the poles at O'Clock
every morning and blow out the lights, and that
a well recommended person could get the job.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-12

ELLA S. LEONARD and Caroline G. Jingle.
vassar girls, went to Atlantic Highlands, n Y,
bought out a sicky pewspa er, revived it, and
are row doing fiourishing business. They not
only do ali the literary work of the paper, but
The New York reporter who visited the office
remarked upon its unnatural cleanliness and
almost sinful air of comfort
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-12
COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
A Convict Dies from His Ipturies-A
Drowned Boys Body.

DEo " IU~ 10Og N'o1J'
COLUMBUS, GA, May lL-Mathew Jack
son, one of the conv.cts who attempted 10
escape by jumping from a tram near
B1ela Vista Thursday, died from his in
ju les to-day. He was sent to TIL peniten-
tiarv ON Sumter county.
The body Of st re 4 dickson, one Of the
boys who were drowned at Lovers Leap
seve al weeks ago, was recovered to-day.
1t was lodged against tae water gate of tie
Eagle and P enlx MILL It was badly de-
compo ed, and was buried as quickly a
DOS IDLE.
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FIoHIDA's RkPUB-IcANs.
a Rush to Washington to Furry u
the Appointms It's.

a HUSH V washington to Furry Or
the AppoinJm 3 IT'S
PENSACOLA, FLA May 1L-Repub,ican
from all parts 4 Florida are q cking
Washington now, AID acti n upn Il,
Florida fe1eral officers is looked flr ex
week. Local republicans look upon t.
fol wing as the d ate; Judge Ru sell o
North Carolina fr mars4al OF ,hen rther
dstric' ); 4. RI ling for e att rnry
shin OF the northern dis riot. Den
Eagaa for the internal revelu, colle..t r
"a i; i. G. Humphr VS. for postmaster a
Pensacolns jacob Kry er OF Henry Hor-
Ter 10. the customs cvllectorship of tbi,
port
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IN MEMORIAM,

WALL-In memory of my beloved father,
EDWARD j. WALL. who departed thi5 life April
%, 1889 May his soul rest in peace, Amen.
Dearest father thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But tbs God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal
Oh. silent grave, to thee we trust
This precious piece of earthly dust;
Guard it safe. oh sacred tomb,
Until we, his children, ask for room.
HIS Son, JAMES w. WALL
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FLORIDA LIZ IsLATUEE.

q DuII Day IN the oenate-NeWaB Bills
in the House.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. May 1l.-But httl
was done the Sc ate to-day. A quoru
was obtained With difficulty at the m Irni
session. No session was held this afternoon.
Apetitiop was received from the Flori i
fruit exchange, asking continuqnce of tn
railroad com mission, and that the com is
sion be empowered to bring suits before tn
Interstate railroad commits TO-. Three bill
of inor importance were troducei AM
the bill providing for Incorporating bank
ing institutions passed its third reading.
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MISS MAINCHANCE,'' said Mr.. Poorfellow,
sadly, I've nothing out my good name to offer
you but love you passionately and well. VIII
you be my wife,
again in anot Ter month, Mr.. Poorfellow. If
Mr.. Tenmillion doesn't propose by that time |
will be your true, loving wife.-Pltiadelphid
Inquirer.
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Wedding invitations and cards printed o
engraved at the shortest notice a d in III,
latest sty.es. We carry an extensive and
vel So ected stock Of fine papers, envelope
and cards especially for such o derA Sam.
Elet sent on apr''ation MORNING NEWS
frAating Hous- Dc -a-.ak. "a.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOURTEENTH
Annu al Regatta,
SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB,
At ThundsrbOlt Thursday, May iSth 1882
Over the Regular Thunderoolt
Course. Yachts will Start
at 1880 g. M. Sharp
Prices
At Thunds,bolt, Thursday, May i6th 1881


CTRST CT ASS-Cabin yachts e. feet and eSe''
i first prize S75, second priz SIS. a.,
Second Class-Cabin yachts undsr ~ feet ~
Third Class-Open yachts over ~ feee S''
l. IS than p leet, $40.
Fourth ClasS-open yachts % feet and uno''
SO
Fifth ClaSs-Shad boats and bateaux, slV
Entrance fee 10 per cent Of first prize ~ sa.n
class. Entries TO be made at ofice OF 49, 49,
tary, No. ZIG Bryan street, up TO 4l;SU o ~
A NJ, on wedne sday, May IS, 1882 All ya ,olS1
must report TO the SailiJg Committee az IL
A. NJ, on day Of Regatta for instructions. y. !,
sailing Committee reserves the privilege "
change Anything on the programme, as cAcun'
stance or the weather may necessitate. H.
Members are hereby notified that the to.igsi
ing rule of Sailing Regulations will De c sl.N.
out viz: Rule 5.-Yachts must be entered Io. -.
regatta at least twentyfour (24) hours oelore'O '
hour of starring. ~,
The st. Nicholas has been engaged lot "
use Of me nbers and their guests NE w. w.,
their families, lady guests AMI non-reSspts-J
gentlemen guests only, will be allowed on oOo''
the steamer. ,...,,
The St. Nicholas win leave foot OF Linoo'
street. at %. NJ, May IS, 1889.
By order OF -.-.-.-
THEODORE L. KINsEN.
Commodore
Attest: Gro. w HAuPT, Secretary.
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Mr.. BRIEF-Your uncle has directed in hi
will that you shall have 1 cent
Mr.. Spendthrft-Good, kind uncle! On sud
den alarm Are you sure, Mr.. Brief, it ism [
counterfeltY-H arper's Bdzqr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-12
AnLOURNED MEETING .

OFFICE OF TIE BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY.
TIE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
this company was adjourned to be held at
Armory Hall THURSDAY, MAY &C. at 8 p. NJ
D. R. THOMAS, Chairman.
D. Y. DANCY. Secretary.
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}. MARIL,
mn nIGIIEsT AMARn.

The BEHR BROTHERS PIANOS obtained the
highest award at bhe Meibourn, tAustralial ex-
hibition over isi competitors. These Pianos
are sold by the Savannah Piano and Organ
Company, i56 Brougbton street, Savannah, Ga.
TRoF. J. W. BEARDsLEE, Manager
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TOWNSEND,

FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND RULER.
Sc and SIS Bryan Street,
Telephone "SH." Savannah. Ga
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The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
AT this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
it eradicates disease. Give 1t a trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold byall druggists.
Prepared by C. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH AND TYBEE RAILROAD.
M FFFFCT SUNDAY. APRIL p 1ssa-

IN EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL Is, 1889
Trains leave Savannah daily. except Sunday.
Standard Time at $40 A. NJ, $50 P. NJ, SD p
NJ. and p. N.
Leave Tybee "a n, 11,45 A. N, 6;o5 P. NJ. and
Q Pm
Sun lay schedule, In effect on and after April
Leave Savannah $50 A. NJ, 1902. ", 3D. NJ.
and p. N.
Leave Tybee e,e 4. n. iI:4S A n, $50 and
Gas p. NJ.
Fare for round trip. Soc; half fare. 25c. Sea
sou tickets at reduced rates Family excursions
every Tuesday and Friday.' Fare for round
trip, 35c.. half fare, zoe.
Trans leave from the company's NEW
DEPOT, on Randolph street, foot Of President
street.
Tickets on sale at Fernandezs cigar store,
or at Gazau's cigar store, under Pulaski House,
also az ticket Office at savan lah and fybee De
pot aud Central Railroad Ticket once
Arrange uents for special excursions can be
made by addressing r. 4. COBB Suderiute ld
ent, or H. h. WOODRUFF, Freight ald passen.
ger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
r. T.. COBB Supt
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MERCHANTS MAY WEEK.

During the past week over SO 900 Hand Bills
and Dodgers were distributed throughout the
city; p, 500 Circulars we're mailed; 8 300 visitors
came in; Tybee had 300 on Wednesday: there
we're 1,725 guests in open house" at one time;
the merchants all did good business, and are
happy. We supplied . per cent. Of all the
advertising matter distributed, and we're
happy Eerybody comes to us for Job Printing,
II they want it done correctly, quickly and
cheaply. Look over our estimates, our speci.
mems, and by all means consult us when you
need work
THE STRAUSS STEAM PRINTING CO..
40 TELEPHONE. No. whitaker st.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY.
For the convenience of my patrons and the
public generally, our ONCE will be retained at
the old stand,
Is1 CONGRESS sTEET.
Where packages viii be left and called for.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY
RESPECT.
NJ Prayer, Proprietor
WANTED.
An honest quick and intelligent lad about 90
or y years Must come well recommended.
Address care this office. HONESTY
j. MABIL,
wATCTINAKE AND JEwELER
Al work guaranteed. Solid Gold and Silver
Watches and q fun line OF Jewelry at greatly re-
duced prices. 1i7 Congress street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Republican Blues will hold its animal pic
mic and target practices at the Club House of
Chatham Artillery, Tybee Island, on WEDNES-
DAY May Is.
Special train viii leave Tybee railroad depot
at 1880 O'Clock P NJ standard time), with the
corps and its guests. Guests will be required
to present their tickets at the train.
All members are requested to participate. aud
viii be furnished their tickets and invitations
on application TO the committee
COMMITTEE.
Lieut.. J. j. Gaudry, Chairman.
Ser2t. w II. Smith, Q. NJ. H. c. Tregidgo,
Corpl 7 J. Smith. Private Leon Phillips
Veteran ". B. Spann
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sAYANNAH SOAR WORKS

SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Savannah Soap Works will be held on
TUESDAY, May IA 1889, at the office of Schley
& Haupt No. 116 Bryan street, at O'Clock p. M.
By order Of D. B. MORGAN, President.
Attest: B. H. LEVY, Sec. and Treas
FORSYTH SOCIAL CLUB.
Regular meeting will be held TODAY at
o'clock p. NJ, at hall corner of Bull and Brough-
ton streets Every member is requested to be
present. J. BRENNAN, President
l. NJ THOMAS Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under ~Spectd
Notices" ,0tH be charged 81 90 a Square Gao
insertion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Holiday notions. etc, ut Miss Mugler's,
The trustees of the territorial insane
asylum will meet at Las Vegas on Deccm-
Der ,.
Tom and Jerry, celebrating to the mind,
smooth to the taste and attractive to the
eye, at Bily's. Try it and feel good.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow at II a. IN. and 80 p.
p. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m. The
paster, Rev. G. 2. Fry, will occupy the
pulpit. Subjects; Morning, Elijah at
Horeb; evening, The Ministry of Fire.
Seats free. A cordial welcome to all.
\ large safe in the surveyor generals
office was this morning sold at public auc-
ton by orders from Washington. Mr.. r.
A. Davidson, late OF Iowa, bought it for
$50. Mr.. Davidson has been investing
considerable money in suburban real es-
tate here Of late and is so well pleased
with the outlook for the capital city that
he will open q real estate office here.
Bargains in ready stamped scarls,
splashcrs, tides, etc, ut Miss Mugler's.
Read the new advertisement Of Jake
Colds old curiosity shop in this issue and
then begin laying up dimes for selecting
handsome Christmas present for your
friends back east. lie has wonderful
collection from which to choose & gift that
will set the tenderfoot wild with joy and
cause him, or her, to bless your thought
fitness and good taste.
The A., T. & S. I. is having q great
rush of through business on its main
line. A party who was at the junction
last night states that six freight trains
passed there during the night, bound
west, and he was informed that 100 load
ed cars were side tracked at division
headquarters in Las Vegas awaiting the
coming of engines to pull them through
to California.
At the Presbyterian church on Novem-
Der "a Sunday school at 10 q. m. ; morn
ing service at II meeting OF the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor at
I p. m. ; evening service, with preaching,
at I 80 A cordial invitation is given to
all who do not habitualIy worship else
where. The seats in this church are not
rented, but are open to all who please to
occupy them.
John S. Barnum is in from Lamy to-
day on business. lie bought in at public
auction this morning the Sandoval prop
erty at the mouth OF the Santa Fe canon,
where his coal claim is located. Mr..
Barnum has expended $1,000 in improv-
ing the property already and now that he
has become sole owner OF it he will con-
tinue to develop the coal vein. The coal
is now OF very fair grade but with fur
Their development is expected to turn out
as good as any now in the market
At Billy's restaurant the finest ofducks
and other poultry, fresh and toothsome
black bass and sea bass. These can be
purchased for home use or can be eaten
at the restaurant, at to-morroW's dinner,
and prepared in Billy's unexccptionable
style.