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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
Is Ii REA a.1AU2
Do Our People Und rstand Their Con
ditionP

ditiOn?
A leading citizen, well known for his con-
servatism aud recognized for his success il
forecasting tue future, made a remark
yesterday that was pregnant in its impor-
lance. Having first said that he was not
personally interested in lands about tae
city, he called attention to the fact that
there we're less than 100 res If lanu avail
aUle f II building purp DseS outside Of A der
n street. Tn SO who heard it were dis
posed to question the co rectness of the
rem rk. A very little explain alton on his
part and reflection on their part invinced
them that he was nearer correct than they
at first thought he was.
w th proper allowance for streets an acre
will produce only about five lots. Thi,,
then, means scarcely 500 lots for the future
Savannah to live upon. Is the any Won
der why there should be a demand for lots 2
Is it not wonder that some of the much
abused indicates, who are developing the
city, do not ny up the whole bust less and
make corner on lots! Those private per-
sons who are bu ing now will share the
be eflts which result from the improve
nents to be made Dy the syndicates, The
far-seei x people realize what will soon be
appare t to all, and they buy. The sale
this afternoon will snow tina. our peopie
have lost no confidence in the future o
their city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
THE OCEAN VIEW LEVIED ON.
Proprietor Lewis Alta rs Not in the
Best Of Sham.

Proprietor Lewis Alta RS Not in the
Best Of Shaps.
II. II. Lewis Of the Ocean View hotel al
Tybee swors out good behavior warrant
against three Of his colored empioye.
Wednesday, aud Wednesday night they
were brought before Jussice Endres and gave
bind. They Immediately began procee /
iags in Justice Naughtia's court again
Lewis for wage, aud yesterday Consta abb,
Wetherhoru went down aud levied on the
personal properly in the Ocsan View an
put special Waterman in possession of II
Mr.. Lewis claims that he was not tC
p y the men for their services. This is MOI
the first instance OF the kind where he ha
had trouble with his employees, as TIC
white employees got Judgment in Justic
Molina's urt again him last year
j. j. McDonough & Co. obtained judo
ment anu lien on the Ocean View in III,
courts last week on notes past due, givei
for the material entering into the con
structiol Of the ilding, and II. L5ga
mas also got judgment against Lewis r a.
unsettled bill. 1t is said by the officers thai
Lewis claims that lie is not the proprietor o.
the bo,el. out they say the china and line
are marked in his name, and they propose
TO hold on to the levy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

The religious work committee will hold g
meeting tonight at $50 o'clock. AS 1t is
an important meeting the attendance will
no doubt be good.
7 he Bible training class has been changed
to Monday evening. A meeting will be
held at that time for reorganization.
The statistics for April are as follows
Average attendance az young mems melt.
ing, 81 gymnasiu =, 2l; boys gymnasium,
IL: reading roo D., 81.
Special arrangements are being made for
the Sunday meeting The hour has been
cha ged $3.50 p. m, 10 order not TO inter
fere with the Sunday schools. c. p. Miller
will conduct the singi x and +. ". Gerber
will pay the coTnSt.
The meeting will be held il the gym a.
stun. Ice W tier and palm leaf fans will be
handy, enabling the young mea to keep
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
| would thnt AN mem would use indgme

would that all men would use Judgment
in their real estate transactions 1t "wearies
me" to see men rush ten, TIVE ty, thirty
miles away to buy home and depend
upon the uncertainties Of transportation to
get to their work. TIE rub comes when
they want t. sell out. It is so hard to find
another "lambn who wants to buy. b Iyi
city, vhe the people are-and where
they are likely to continue to be-who will
buy your property when you sell out
Railroad men should rememb that the
Belt Line passes near the lots which are to
be sold by Dorset this afternoon, and will
take them to their work and home at
night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
CITY BIZ HVITIaS.

Arrangements are being made by the
Savannah military TO attend the encamg D.
nent at st. Slmon's Island
An ice cream festival will be given al
Yonges nall tonight FOR the benefit Of the
Wesley Monumental church.
The city court, with the traverse jury il
attendance, will convene at 10 O'Clock this
morning for tho consideration Of the civil
docket on assigned cases.
Harry Brooks Ccolored) was lodged in
Jail yesterday on warrant sworn out in
Justice Naughtin's office, cnargi & him wit
assault and battery on Maggie Simmons
colo. ed.
Peaches are in the market. They are not
of very good quality, and the prices are
larger than the peaches. Cherries are also
o. sale at the fruit SAILS put they are in
ferior III quality.
The work of excavating for foundation
of the Weed buiIling at the south vest
corner of Barnard and BroughtouAs tr Gets
mas begun. The building will be built for
Lindsay & Morgan.
1t was quiet day in police circles las
night Up to midnight only two unfortun-
ates had been gathered il. One was too
drunk t. fad bed, and went to sleep OIL
the sidewalk, and the other was rather
aoisy il one Of tho squares aud was locke
up in consequence
The first tier Of joists of Messrs. DAME
Hogan's and John A. Douglass new build
iug, at the corner Of Broughton and Bar
nard streets are being put in. The build
ing will be almost the counterpart OF the
destroyed In the late great fire, the only
change being in the front Of Mr.. Hogan
store.
Thomas Jenkins (colored) was arreste5
Yesterday on a warrant sworn out in Jus ice
Russell court by Henry Glover (colored)
ii yer claims chat Jen ains struck his sJu
on the head with monkey wrench, inflic .
ing severe wound. He charged jenkins
with assault and battery. jenkins was re-
leased on bond for an examination Monday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
TOO DRY FOR THE BERRIES.
The Blackberry Crop Short on A,
rnlnr,r rf tln n,-nrrrrlnA

The Blackberry Crop Short on Ac-
count Of the Drought.
Blackberries are coming in in small qua1.
titles and are selling at cents a quart. The
dry spell has cut the crop or, and the buck
sters say that there is hardly a living
"slackbsrrying" any more. The berries arr
ha d and sour. They are dwarfed, ami
pc pie don't want them.
As ma as thirty bushels were in mar
ket at a time at this season year ago, but
lartly one &lf that amount Is in market
now. The variety that is being brou ht in
now is properly called he de berry, The
genuine blackberry comes several wesks
later. A large quantity Of the supply tina
is brought in, is sold to tine bakers to maze
pies
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

Col. Gorge A. Mercer, of the First Vol
unteer regiment, was an interested specta-
tor Of the tilt.
Capt. J. F. Wheaton was drafted in as a
time keeper.
Commodore r. NJ. Demere of the Isle OF
Hope Yacht Club seemed to be taking as
much interest in the tilt as he does in a
yacht race. The tilt was very near the
water, and the commodore is at home on
the wave, or as near it as he can get.
Capt. w. d. Dixon of the Republican
Blues was At the tournament.
One of the features of the day was the
large number OF lady friends of the Rnssars
who were present at the tilt. They are en-
thusiastic over the enterprise o raising a
fund to build an armorv, and will be a CO.
operative factor in future efforts to raise
the fund
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
steinway 8 eons, Gablsr 8 BIO,

steinway & sons, Gablsr 81 Bro,
Two Of the best known pianos made in
this country. The SteinWoy Pianos are ac-
kAowle lged by the musica. people ever,
where rs the standard instruments of the
world. The GG6Ler II Bro. Pianos stand at
the head of all ed,um price instruments
Great improvements have been added dur
ing the past five years. SteintOdy and
Gabler are two avorits instruments found
in dealers va erooms side ysde. We sell
on essy installmants. Pianos taken in ex.
cnange. Tunin E, repairing and moving at
lowest rates. Several good secondhand
pianos for sale low aud on easy terms.
SCHEEINER's MUSIC HOUSE,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
DEsPISE NOT THE DAY OF SMALL
THINGS.
A Word to the Disappointed Ones

a Word to the Disappointed Ones.
On Wedne day last there were several
persons who were aiting until the auc-
tioneer, who would get tired, or the crowd
would thin out, and they would get low
priced lots.
The auctioneer stopped and left the crowd
still hung Y. Some were unable to buy sue
hig priced is. To all Of these disap-
pointed ones it should DC said: Dom. be
ashamed to start in an humble way. Ii
you ca It buy $1,000 10 get a c6eape,
one. 1t Will be worth 81 900 much sooner
than you now think for. Small beginni rs
make big endings. Some day your lit e
lot will be wanted by some one who is will
ing TO pay you we'll for it. Secure the
while you can, aud it will do you pod to
have an incentive to lay by few dolla -s
every month. Such an incentive has the
moral effect OF Gu ting of had habits.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
THE SAILS OF LOIS TO-DAY.


As the sale Of lots this afternoon has been
placed at o'clock-when II is cool and
p.easslt-it afforc's a chance 10 see very
pretty 20 ton Of tbe . burbs.
The Bet Line will take passe gers from
eitler tbs eastern or west I'm portions Of the
city To within shnrt val ot the lots.
Persons whl desire TO attoud tha sale should
leave ths cars a. Bal ami King streets
Or. Best'a nomo, and tbs walk out Bul
str "a 10 shoTt aBd pleasant The sale will
doubtless attract a great mfny buyers who
Thought the pric0i az Wednesdays sales
were higher than taey could aicrd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
NOT IN TIE HEART OF THE CITY.

Large Lots, Healthy, Near Street Cars
The lots that are to be sold tbs afternoon
at o'clock, by C. II. Dorsett, have large
frontages, varying from So feet to So feet
( onr. They are not claimed to be in the
heart of the city, but they are located just
outside of the extended limits, where, oven
af or four years have passed, they will not
be subj ct to city taxation. They are OF
a pretty level plateau, dry and well drained
where pleasant suburban homes can profiGa,
bly, be built.
These lots are easily reached from the
Belt Line Of cars. and in a short time will
be in active demand.
The terms are such that will enable a
pure aser TO comply with AID feel 20 strain
upon his fna ces, having advantages
greater than investments loan ass alton
stocks. The CO slant increase in values
will swell up to a larger interest than loan
association or otner kinds Of took.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
SPECIAL CARS FOR MELONS.
The Central Railroad Preparing &c
Handle the Big Cron.

Handle the Big Crop.
The Central railroad is getting ready for
the melon season. Reports show that the
acreage along its line is larger than last
year, in consequence Of which and the in
crease in melon and fruit culture, the Cen.
trial has put out late order for ssven hun
dred additional ventilated cars, the first ia
stsllment OF which is expected within few
days. Fifte,n or twenty cars are expecte
per daY thereafter. AS they are received
thsy will b. placed at the diffsrsat shipping
stations along the line II road. Florid
will be supplied first. The connecting liue
with the Central railroad are also SEEDING
their pro rata OF fruit cars down and 10y thu
time that tue season sets in the territory
will be well supplied with cars for the trans
portation OF mel ms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
ARRANGING Foa THE CRU1sp.

Another Meeting Of the Yacht Owners
to be Eel. Tomorrow.
The yacht owners of the Savannah Yacht
Club held an adjourned meeting yesterday
at Capt. r. NJ. Demere's Office, but withou,
completing the details for the annual cruis-
adjourned until tomorrow noon, at which
time Commodore Kinsey IS expected 10 have
& plan Of concerted action to submit for the
approval of the yacht owners to better in
sure the success OF the cruise, and have a
good sized feet to participate in the regatta
OF the Carolina Yacht Club on juno 6.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
RIVER AND HARBoR NOTES.

The steamship City of Macon, while on
her way to sea esterday, grounded on thu
Gardel banks. She was assisted off by the
tugs Cambria and Maud, but t1e detention
while aground lost her the full benefit OF
the tide aud she was compiled to anchor il
the blight. She probably got to sea on thi.
mornings tide.
The tug Cynthia will make an excursion
to the Blacklist banks Sunday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

The secret II The universal success Of
Browns Iron Bi,ters IS owing TO tue fact
that it is tho best iron preparation made.
BY thorough aud rapid assimilation with
the blood it reac eS every part OF the body,
giving health, strength and endurance 20
every portion. Thus beginning ~ the foun-
de ion, IL builds up and restores 10 health.
IL q Ies MT coutaii whisky or aico Oh. IL
will b ackeu The 10 IN. IL does not cor
sti ate or cause headache. IL will euro
d ,spepsia, Ind gesti 30, heartburn, sie spless-
moss, dizziue,s, nervous dshlnty, weakness,
ets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

LosT.-"I dom. know where, can't tell
when, don't see hOw-sometning of eat
val o to me- and for the return of which |
shall be truly thankful, VIZ: good appe-
tlte.n
Found - Health and strength, pure
blood. an appetite ike tdat Of a wolf, regu-
lar digestion, all by taking that popular and
peculiar medicine, Hoods Sarsa parilla. l
want every body to try it this season." 1t
is sold by all druggists One hundred
doses one dollar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

81 would not be fraid 10 sleep on The
south bank Of the Ganges II supplied with
Jonnson's Tonic was rae remark n pay.
sic nu n this state. j. % weapon against
oil malArlal feyeu. 10 IL a wonderful ap-
pellzar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
Eorses for Sale.

15-hand, 1000 pound High Grade Harness
and Saddle broke Texas Horses will arrive
18th. Best ever brought here. Also, lot
improved Ponies and Mares.
j. +. GUILaARrfN & Co.,
COxia Lots
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
Nothlng to Be Proud Ia

Stephen Lee lcolore }, who was lodged in
jail day before yesterda on warra It Of
larceny from Justice McDermotrs court.
has the following record: May ., 1887.
twolys months on the Changing fol
vagrancy; June 4, 1855, six months the
chain-ganG for LARGE " Nov. 20, 1883. ten
days 90 tho chain. ang for misconduct.
Feb. !, 1889, three months on the chain Iaag
for vsgra lcy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
THE SCORE OF THE TEAMS.
Aggregate.

In the points. the left cut appeared to bs
the most difficult Of execution, and d. c.
Newton is tle only one who had clean
score lit. In Jennings team two troopers
made it, McAlpin twice and Waltiuur
once. In Newton's team, Newton got 1t
three times IN succession, l. Kellar took it
twice, and g. A. Kellar, Jr., got it once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

Maj. A. l.. Hartfidgs returned yesterday
from Marietta, where he had been in at
tendance Mt the meeting Of the Marietta
aud North Georgia railroad. Ho reports the
affairs Of the company In a most satisfac-
tory state, ID no saws that the road will b
ready for Is s andard gauge rolling stock
mex wook II - expected tnat The connoc-
tl0l with Knoxville, Tenn, will be made
by December which will open snort line
from the west 20 the South A tlantic coast.
Johnson's Tonic permanently cures the
most malta nant types ~ 10, ors, Acung by
removing Cue cause A Tonic 90 ap.
petlz9r ~ bas no equal, Price ~ osnts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
THE ARMoRY, FUND.

There were $500 raised for the armory
fund on the tilt addition TO the 500 lost
by Capt Flemi g's team. A good deal OF
money changed bands among the friends Of
the troopers on individu j scores and thoss
who expected to SEQ Cap. fleming well no
in the lead were disappointed a. his
score. His horse was not as much
at ONE on the beach as at Ten Bro eek
course, and only the excellent u rseman-
ship Of the captain of the losing team kept
his individual score from going lower.
McAlpin carried off the honors Of the tilt
on a score Of 81, closely folio" ed by Newton
with 4S.
The Hussars were at the island in full
force, with all the officers Of the troop, and
were interested spectators Of the tOurna-
melt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
STABLES.
Tennessee Stables.

BOARDING by the day or week and best at.
ID tenlion given to stock and harness; ny
lelerence is the stock / have. Gail and be con-
WINGED CHAS r. MOTSINGER,
80 We Broad Street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

After the tilt there was half-mile dash
running race between James Mshrten's bay
pony, c acEer Charley, ridden by A. Mi lie,
Jr., and 5. Sternberg's bay horse, with it,
owner as rider. II was pretty race, and
was run in IS seconds, Cracker Charley
winni z by a close length.
Later in the evening foot races for pri-
vate purses were Tun on the beach The
dancing, Is hich had been Interrupted by
the nit and races, was resu ned after sup
per, and was kept ny until the last train
left at o'clock. Taken all IN ell the oc-
casion was pleasant aud most enjoyable
one, aud as result the Husssrs' amcry
fund was increased b. the amount Of AGO.
by the tilt and the excursion.
Much credit 10 due the committee which
had the management Of affair, aud
which was composed Of Sergeant Il. C. D o.
Wis, chairman, and Thomas duuter, /. Min
Is, A. Minis, Jr., and George S. McAlpi
Among the visitors from Auroa were
Hrs. II. O. Cas- els OF Mcintosh, Mas Cora "a q
sells OF Thomasviile, Messrs. Gordon and
Frank Cas- a.s II the Liberty lndepende 1
Troop, Capt Thomas y. stubus aad Lieut..
N. A. Morgan q the En- CHAM Hunsnrs.
Capt W. w. GOrdlu was much elat,d
over the successful result Of the boom 10
the armory fund
Hon. T. w. Msdrim, looking rather
weak from bis recsnt illDeEs, was a visitor at
The Leach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-12
NOTES or THE STAGE.

AN Palmer with his vito and family viii sail to-day
on the CITY Of Paris. Mr., Palmer will 80 first tp
London and Paris to $50 some plays for which h" q
IN negotiation. After that be will make tour Of
Britain and Ireland, and VIII return hvHc aOOGt
the eDd Of september
When Edwari Gilmore and Eugene TcmpEins par
chased the Academy Of Music from William =. Doug
las they gave In part payment mortgage for
$4,000. This has Just been PAID on on, Of ne.
l. said that even this large sum did not absorb all
their earning
Mr. Richards IL now playing tho Deacon In Md
nlaht BELL and will continue to do 80 TN tho end
OF the season, on, June 90 lie 10 engaged for next
season.
Augustus pltou. who returned this week from
Europe will start for san Francisco in = few days.
Two OF his stars, Miss CoghAn and Mr. hAnicil,
Will play thrre during tho summer Miss C"shAn.s
furniture At her house IA Ninety nhhs''' tA' oIN'
Will be sold at auc ton to morrow.
The Equine Paradox Is drawing woh ~ the
Academy.
The Gypsy Baron viii be sung tonight =, Tor
race Carbon. Tho Chimes Of Normandy vii be
repeated tomorrow.
John c. Blackstone, son Of the old English manager
and author J. u. Blackstone, has been engaged Tor
tho leading comedy part in Hands Across tho SEA
Dir. BucEstOno Will DO rrmembcfed as having p'cu
a member Of wallsckS stock company.
Tho marriage Of Sidney Drew with Miss Gladys
Rankin, oIdest daughter OF Mckee Rankin, will take
place on August is.
Among yesterdays passenger for Europe we're
Charles schroeder, business manager for MIS- Potter
and some members Of Miss Vokrs's company. The
rest VIII start to-day on the White star steamer
Electric Lights arc being put IN at PalmcTS Both
tho stage and auditorium will DO lighted entirely by
cleo tficity.
LOWS Morrison has gone In san Francisco To pay
a four. weoks engagement at the now BllOu Theatre,
which IS under tho management OF }. T. White.
This Is tho last week OF tho al the Fourteenth
and Tweuty third Street theatres.
Miss Marie Wainwright. during hor recent stag IN
London. was the recipient OF especially courteous
attention from Henry Irving and wilson barTl"
The graduating class Of Wrst Point cadets Will
visit the Broadway and the furough class tho Casino
tonight. TX President Cleveland has accepted an
Invitation to be present at the casino
DonDcy and Girard have purchased Manager John
Russell's nne-ihrd interest In Natural Gas which
thoy will continue "a play next BHa.pn. Mr. Nuss'l
will devote himself ~ The city Directory. by Paul
Pottrr which was recently produced In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-12
THE cLEVELAyD PARTY IN TIE LEAD
CALVIN s. BRICE TO BE ELEoTED CHAIRMAN
OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COM,
l..

MiTTEE TO-DAY
Tho special meeting Of tho Democratic National
Committee, to elect Calvin s. Brice chairman In
place Of tho lato Mr. Barnum, will DO opened a.
today in the Fifth Avenue Hotel About third Of
the members OF the committee ore horc. fow moro
VIII arrive this morning and the rest about one half
the entire committee, will send proxies Nearly all
sections OF the country arc represented by inc NOM
brrs already on hand. Most Of them exhibit tho
usual reserve about expressing any preference for
Presidential candidates, but It Is easy to see that
they all consider Clevelsnds nomination in 1902 as
snred. as far as any significance DO attached to
the present political SITUATION
The general feeling OF the committee this point
is expressed IN the selection OF the rainbow chasing
GrIce for chairman. Brce IS for Cleveland aud re
newal Of the campaign Of intellect Il makes tho old
Warehouses like German and Smallsy, vince to support
him. but the free trade element rules, and they have
10 accept tho inevitable with the best grace possible
They find a CLEAN OF consolation, however, In the
thought that q new committee will DO chosen before
the next National campaign really begins.
David b. Hill would have found little to encourage
his Presidential aspirations had tho members OF the
committee talked 10 him as they did about him to
others yesterday. They do not look upon him ss
Cleyeland,s successor under any Whit
ney prccedeS him In the esteem Of all Of them who
would say anything the subject But even tho cH.
Secretary Is long way behind his late chief In tho
race II Mr. Cleveland could only capture voters
as easily as he control his party
committees and conventions he would be President
instead Of practising law today was remark with
which a Hin man consoIed himself yesterday, after
watching for awhile the drift Of the committees SEN
timcnt.
The only other business to be done besides eecung
Mr.. Brico viii DO tho adoption OF resolutions inspect
Ing tho death Of Mr Barnum and Of Captain Dawson,
member of tho committee from South Carolina whose
successor, Mr.. HASKELL, has not yet put IN an appear
anCe. These are the members who had arrived up 10
last evening: senator German; Hiram ANN, OF For'
mont, General John 5, barbour, OF Virginia .. L.
shecrcn, OF indiana, secretary OF the COMMITTEE
Charles Thomas, OF Colorado, a W. subway, Ht
New IIamp shlre ., NJ. BaInnS, Of Michigan j. }.
Richardson, Of Iowa; Arthur sewen, OF Maine; }. y.
Camden, OF West Virginia, Colonel UpshaTt proxy
from Tennessee; Judge Mcilcnry, Of Kentucky, ana
T.. VI. Phelps, OF Illinois. Colonel Brce was arouhh
OF course 10 make sure that the wicked German was
not preparing TO undermine. him IN some way. Ito
FOUND Everything all right, however, and retired