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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
RECEIVED WITH FAVOR.
Col Hawkins Railroad Proposition to
be Accepted

Col Hawkins Railroad Proposition to
be Accepted.
The business mems committee having in
charge the matter OF the subscription Of
the Savannah. America, and Montgomery
railroad, called to meet Yesterday after
noon at the rooms of the board Of trade,
owing to the ab5ence of several members
adjourned to meet at the same place on
Thursday az 4:30 o'clock p. m.
The reply of Col. 5. W. Hawkins 70 the
propos tloa Of t G commit 'ee, refere ce to the
receipt OF wnicl was made in the MORNING
NEWS a fe DAYS ago, was read to th Jse
present by Mr.. j. D. Weed, chairman OF
the committee. Coi Hawkins atei that
the investm Mt COMPANY, on receiving the
donation of $50,0O0 from the citizens OF
Savannah, Will guarantee building an in
dependent road into this city by Dece. nber
1890.
A. soon as the commit ee acts upon the
proposition, as it will proba ly do at the
meeting on Thursday afternoon, a vigor0u ;
canvass will lie made for the purpose o
raising the mount, and there is every indi-
cation that it viii be secured with Jut de-
lay, as every one appreciates the acessi V
of a railroad through the Country between
this city and the Altamaha river, or It's
continents.
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In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
THE CHArHAM3Naw CLUBHOUSE
1t win BE Formally Opened To-Mor-
row-The Days Programme.

IL VIII Re Formally opened To-Mor-
rOw-The Days Programme.
The Chathams VIII celebrate their 1854
anniversary tomorrow at Type, and will
formally open their ne1 club house. The
celebration viii be one OF the military
events OF the season. All arra1g emelts for
the entertainment # the Caathams aud
their guests have been perfected, id
nothing is u1haisae which viii adj to the
plea ure Of & e occasion.
The club hOuse nas just baen completed
at cost of $1,000 and all the furnishings
rave been pun in. TIE furniture was tIk7
down to the island yesterday. The gas ar
rangemelts have been adjusted and the
oking stoves are in place and vii, be
heated by gas. TIE cJmpa Y has an i'm
proved gas machine Water has been run
into The house fro the artesian we'll on the
island. Se:gt. Th-us said yesterday that
the opening cannot Ill to be an enjoyable
event. Between go a ID 100 have bee in
vlted, anil, perhaps, more viii be there.
There is no other picnic to-mJrrow
and the Chathams will have the
field to themselves 1t viii be TIE first
PIC ic given Tyoee where the invited
cannot mingle with the invi ed This was
a principal object Of the CIathams in build
ing the club house A sp cal tain will
he Chartered and vii leave the city at $3.50
o'clock in the morning, returning in the
afternoon or evening. Dancing viii be en-
gagged in all day.
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LOCAL PER SONAL-


T Fl Black Of Cha lesion is here.
w. j. Beale of Atlanta is in the city.
DR.. J. Hayes of Atlanta is in the city.
| Herk JohLson o. Thomson is in town.
James A. Inns of Syivanis is in the city
! J. A. Guide of Florence, S. c., is in town
Z. 5. Youmans Of Nunez. is in the city.
| r. q. Simkin of Jacksonville is in the
| city.
J. J. Wilcox of Doctortown is in the
city.
w. J. Wallace Of Jacksonville is in the
city.
T. Il. Moore of Montgomery is in the
city.
T. J. Strickland OF ThomasvilIs is in
town.
W. B. Troy came down from Macon yes
terday.
George L. Appleton OF Bryan county is in
the CT y.
Alfred Harrington, Esq, of Swainsboro,
Is Ia town.
John c. Dell came down from Sylvauia
yesterday.
4. Elliott of Saussy came up TO savan-
nah yesterday.
E. NJ. Mallette came up from Thomas
vile yesterday.
H. Whaley and wife, of Jesup, are guests
of the Marshall.
W NJ. Hunter and wife came up from
Quitman Yesterday.
Hon S. G. NcLendon came up from
Thomasviile yesterday.
c. A. Scuddsr and T. l. Hickman, of
Athens, are in tue city.
J. L. Fi1ney of Oakland, Fla, came up
to Savannah yesterday.
H. A. Hunter of Scriven county came
into the city yesterday.
Messrs. J. J. Dale and w. c. Thomas OF
Beaufort are in the city.
Messrs. s. A. Charpiot and William Bluett
OF Macon are in the city.
H. NJ. Schley went to Gainesville last
night via the Central railroad.
Col. John Screvel went up to Atlanta
last night via the Central railroad.
j. Y. VII to and family of Clinchendon
Springs are guests Of the Screven.
VIM. c. Wylly, n prominent citizen of
Darien. came up TO the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. DUPONT Of Fernan-
dina are In toe city, guests Of the Mar
shall.
DIR. W. W. Battey of Augusta, came
down to the city yesterday and stopped at
the Screvea.
3,
Preston aid Hampton line Of steamers, of
Americas is In the ci y.
Mr.. Donald NJ. White, a Boston stock
broker, took passage on the British bark
Adele, which sailed Saturday for Monte-
video.
Superintendent Of Schools W. 81. Baker,
Principal H. F. Train of the high SC !ool,
and Prof. j. A. CrOwther of the school for
boys, went up to Athens last mig It to at
tend the st te Teachers Association.
Mr.. F. B. Beville, chief clerk at the
Screven house, has accepted the position of
manager of the Ocean house, Tybee and
will assume charge Of the new place TO-
morrow. Mr.. Beville is very popular as a
MOTEL man, and no doubt he will lave a
good season on the island. Mr.. Frank
Golden, formerly clerk of the Rankin house,
Colu ubus, Ga, and long time clerk at he
Pulaski, will succeed Mr.. Beville at the
Screven.
A. R. Wood, clerk of the Ponce de Leon
at st. Augustine, passed through Savannah
last night en- route to New York The
hotel was formally clio ed last week The
manager will remain there until June. The
Presbyterian church which is to be built by
Mr.. Fla glsr in me noriam Of his daughter,
who died near Charleston on a priva q
yacht en- route to New York few weeks
ago, is in progress, Of erection. The struct-
ure win be located within a block of the
hotel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
AnhAsrAD THE Wong MAN.
Walter a. Wells Discharged as "Ar
Act of Justice"

Walter A. Wells, a young man and tin
ner in the employ of Charles A. Cox. after
a preliminary examination yesterday be-
fore United States Commissioner Lamar,
on the charge of passing a counterfeit dol
lar on Antonio Marco, fruit vender, was
discharged. District Attorney Marion
Erwin, after hearing the evidence, asked
the court to discharge the prisoner
The evidence showed that while Wells
had had silver dollar changed by Marco
the night that s'arco claimei TO have re-
ceived counterfeit coin, Wells had bor-
rowed the dollar changed from fellow
workman named Moses. Wells had not ex-
amined it, and when asked about it he at
o &c told where he got the dollar, and
if Moses said it was the same dollar, he
would make it good. Moses testified to this,
as did also young man who told Moses to
let Wells have the moaey. Wells state
ment was clear and frank and left no doubt
as to its truthfulness.
Wells bears au excellent reputation, and
his arrest appears TO have been premature
The prisoner was represented by Thomas s.
Morgan, Jr., and the government by Dis
trict Attorney Erwin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
HEARTS MADE HAPPY.

Mr.. Charles ". LION Weds Mss Eva
Van Giessn at the First Church.
Mr.. Charles w. Lyon Of Florence, S. c.,
and Miss Eva Van Giesen, daughter Of Dr..
U. Van Giasen of this city, were married at
the Fir t Presbyterian church last night.
The ceremony was performed at 7;3) o'cloc x
by Rev. j. W. Rogan. There we're no at
tsndauts. As the bridal ciuple
entered the church thu Lob ngriu wed ling
marc was played. The churcl was
prettily decorated, the decorations cf the
pu pit icing arranged by the Billie class. OF
which the bride was momber. The bride
is a prepossesslng and estima5.a young ad &,
and the groom is co1uec-ed with the South
Carolina railroad Mt Florence.
Tn bride and e. ON lett last night for
Florence, which will be cir future home.
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"JIM CRACK" IN TIE rOILa
From Ham and Fiap-Jacks In Hollow
OAK to the Jail.

OAK TO the jail.
Jim Crack" is in Jail He is tho negro,
Willie Williams, alias Jim Crack" who
stole the " atch from Grant, the colored
fireman at the brick yard, while Grant
was mapping, pawned the ticker at Null
berg's, and when Acting Constable Jones
arrested the thief and starte with him TO
Justice Naugntin's offic-, jim gave leg
bail.
Since then Jim's career has been nomadic
and romantic. Toe town was getting too
hot for him, so he s ole sack Of -four and
ham from 5. Rankin, a colored grocer on
Walker street, frying pan from a cabin
on the Magazine lad. d finding a hollow
oak tree on toe Springfield pia tation, he
store his rarionS there and lived high.
Before daybreaS yesterday Jim Crack"
came TO town, and began to spy out for
something to steal. he discovered a
second story window at the residence of
Emile Kulman, No. 1851 Jones street,
open, and from it he took a suit of clothes
belonging to Mr. Kulman. During the
day he got Jim Gay tcolore1 to take the
clothes TO duhlberg's pawn,hop, and De-
tective Wetlerhorn, vino was on the
watch, arranged with Gay to NEST
Jim CRACK" and engage him in
conversat on until he could drive
Up aud take him into custody. Giy
carried out mis- ptrt of the programme, but
when Jim Crack" saw WeJherhorn coming
up, he started off Gay grabbed him, and
in the scufils Jim Crack Looked Ike he
had been ~ through cotton picker, bu5
it took a blow from the bat of the officers
whip 20 bring MIN into Subsection.
Justice Naughun comm ttel the prisoner
to Jail on the charge of simple larceny, the
theft of the watch, the provisions and the
suit Of clothes. Tue prisoner has served
t"o thirty-day sentences for gambling on
the street, and SIX months sentence for
stealing ham a-d -four on former occa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
DESERTED HIS SHIP.

How the Proprietor Of the BLACK
Bear" Joined the seaman in Jail,
o. an order from tie Norwegian consul
last Sunday. Ju tice Reynolds arrested and
lodged in jail Waldamar Thvauo, sailor
who had deserted from the Swedish bark
Curl and shipped on the German bark
Western Chief.
1t is alleged that Christian Hahn, who
keeps the "Biack Bear" saloon, had taken
Thvano in and 10 iged him, preparatory to
shipping him in the German vessel when
tue Gurii sailed to-day. A possessory war
ra for Thvauo's clothes was sworn out
against Ham, and Ham refusing to sur
render the sailors clothing he was sent to
Jail, but upoa better advice, he concluded
to interpo5e no objections to the seizure,
and he was discharged Yesterday after
noon. Tuvano will be put aboard the
CURL today and compelled to make the
return voyage.
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Ashby Out on Bond.

Lewis Asdby. the clerk in r. F. Barb0ur's
store, who became Involved in quarrel
and Scrimmage with colorei woma Sat
urday, cutting her about the head and face
with mea knife, was released YESTERDAY
on bond, whicl was given in Justice Rus
sells court.
The colored woman whom Aslby cut on
the head with the meat knife Saturda =
night, had her wounds dress d by Dir.
Wegefarth yesterday. One large cash over
the Forehead had to be stitched. A war
rant has been issued for her, but it has not
been executed ye5.
Ashby's wounds were dressed at Savan-
nah hospital.
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satotY from Yel!ow &C.

We, the undersigned eugi GERS Of the
Georgia Central railroad, il grateful obi
cation r. the be- ellis we received from the
use Of Simmons Liver 'gulator during tho
yellow fever epidemic IN Savannah, Ca, in
the summer and tail Of 1876, desire to make
tHe following sta enelt: That 4uri 2 the
afo esaId epidemic we used the medicine
knowl as Sinun3s Liver Regu nj r. pre-
pared by J. IL. Z5iliu a Co. lud, thong
exposed TO the worst mlAsma &c influences
Of tine yellow fever, bt goiag ia AMI comm
out of Sava nan az different hour o the
nl. ht, nnd also ia spending entire niglts in
the ty during the pre- vale zee OF tnls lost
fatal ep.dan mic, with but ths 81 gle excep-
tlou g on' Of u, who was Ia zen SICK lJut
sp 'cdIly rccoveteD, we co ltinued IN our
usual 90 'd hestn--a crcumS "a &c we cau
acc IunJ for ~ ~ ether way bat by tho Of
fsc,, uldar Proyi ,o9cs. Of ne na itul, and
continued uss Of Simmons Liver h 'gulator
while We were exposed 20 this yellow fever
malaria. Re.p'cgfIdt yours
&. B. PATrFEs 1v JAS. j.. MALLETrE.
JOHN i. COLLINS. MELTON r. COOPER
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They Want Their Interest.

The bondholders are rushing in their
claims against the Savannah and Tybee
Railway Company for the unpaid past-due
coupons on the bonds of the company, and
new creditors are king Intervention 70 b.
made parties complai ant TO tho original
bill of the Ogle horae savings and Trust
Company, who were the first litzauts to
enter suit ainst the defaultlng co npany.
Ia the superior court yesterday the fol-
lowing credito $ were made parties co '-
plai ant: $. p. Hamilt n, coupons, $50;
d. q. Purse, As cou ons, $40; and Henry
Blum. A. c MOONS. $3.50. a totAL OF Sl.4lO
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THE CENTENNIAL DAY.


G0 6ebukS auO &CuduS05 ~ S4OSc-
Services in the Churches.
The Washington centennial will be OBJ
served to-day by the closing Of the banks,
the cotton exchange aad board of trade, the
United States government offices and Of
the city and county offices. All
of the courts, except the city court,
are adjourned until tomorrow. the
city court Will convene at 10 o'cloc1
this morning to d pose of the unfinished
business of the term. The day being a
legal holiday, by presidential and guberna-
torial proclamation, the United States
courts will not b. il session, Judge Speer
having telegraphed from Macon that there
will be no Sc sion until Tuesday, and the
superior court shortened the term one day,
adjourning yesterday. The day will De 90
served as a legal holiday by ali tie courc
house officials, except in the city court.
A union thanksgiving and prayer service
of the evangelical congrega Uions will be
held at the First P esbyterian church at 8
O'Clock this morning. Addresses will be
male by the clergy, and national hymns
will be sung.
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come s9,a87. sg7 10 sg.4l4.09G 12D s17678s 70
"rhe rvrolisn Oueen. ,,

The opsreEta "Tyrolien Queen. which
was given under tho auspices of the
Lutheran Sunday school several weeks ago,
will b. repeated at the theater next Mon.
day evening, May 6Srhe operettl is one OF
the prettiess aud most UNIQUE that has re-
ceuIy been given in Savannah. Toe scene
is aid il the Swiss mount uus, a q the fl ST
act opel IS with a band of Tyroliens watch
iug their n 1cSs Oh the molutaiu 81 Is. Tna
sco cry OF the oparetta is at5r Ictiye, anI
the entire perfor at its first Droduc-
10 was ven with cuarmi X effect. A
full rehear'al was held last night at the
Lutheran Sunday school rooms, aud re.
aearsa viii BE- held every night during the
week until tho psrfo manca.
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The New .Yoee Hotol.

Contractor Burgess Of the Tybee hotel
was in the city yesterday. He was in
Architect Eichhere's office the greater part
of the day getting rmatiol ab ut some
parts Of tie structure. The building, he
nd, is goi right ahead. Work Is being
pushed as rapidly as possible. The dining
room has been nearly com leted. TIE
plaster IS on. The frame wo k on the other
three stories is up. but for lack of iron,
wuich is expected daily, work on this por-
ton Of the no Oh has not been so rapil.
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LEND 4 HELPING HAND
At the Bazaar or the Independent Pre-
byterian Church.

At the Bazaar or the Independent Pres
byterian Church.
The bazaar this afternoon and evening, at
the Chathams' Armory hall, for the benefi
Of the building fuld Of the Indepandent
Presbyterian c u Gu, ought to be well at
tended. In the afternoon the admission
will be free, and in the evening it will be
only 10 cents. Everybody wants t. see e
gra old church building restored, and
this bazaar offers a chance TO maxi a all
contribution toward that object. The i'm
preston that the C urch is rich Is mis-
taken one. The property that it owns can
not he sold, and the income from it together
with the pew re ts-tne pew rents still con-
tInuing as If the churcn were destroyed
no more than meet the fixed charges
against them. Outside Of the $39, 900 Insur-
ance. every d liar tor rebuilding NUT be
raised. Inc managers of the b. Ear partic-
ularly request that di hes for use at the
bazaar be sent to the hall this morning.
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CHAIN-GANG RECRUITS.
a Batch of Prisoners Dealt With in the

Guy court.
Chas, Montgomery and Willie Mcintosh
were sentenced to six months on the chain
gang in the city court yesterday for the
larceny OF nine chickens from an unknown
owner. Marian Maxwell was given six
mon h5 for assault and cattsry. Mark
Williams for the larceny of 81 20 was ssn-
fenced to six months. Louis Brown, la ce y
of two flower p1is, six moaths. Thomas
Harris, carrying concealed weapons, $25 or
four months. Thomas Kenny, same charge,
three months in jail u. Gibbs, Sam Segur
and Lincoln Y u lg were Fl lei $2J and costs
or two months on the chain-gang, for play
ing a game of cards called skim"
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United States Flags ia Cotton, Delaine and
Bunting; all SIS from 2x3 feet to l0xl5
feet
Georgia S ate Flags in Cotton and Blnt-
ing.
French, German, Irish aud 5pnn n Flags
IN Bun ing.
Al, at prime cost q elise out stock. Co
ing on, OF Flag ira 70. J. 81 b. s. NJ. II.
Yacht Hats Tor Gents and Boys now
opened az Nichois. Us Bronghto1.
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THE UNDERTAKINGS COW ENT1oN.
Arrang ements Being Made for Their
Meeting Nav %.


Meeting May %.
The officers of the Georgia Funeral
Directors Association are in correspondence
with members of the association in this
city, looking to the arrangements for the
annual convention Of the association, which
is to be held In Savannah May 2S.
Mr.. J. Il. Fox and other members Of the
ass citation here will confer as to now the
undertahers are to be received. A place of
meeting Will be determined upon this " eek,
AID arrangeme t. made for hotel accom-
modatioIs for delegates and their frien s
The ass CT itipi nu ubers POD members,
aud the convention will bel rgely attend d.
Special rates will be secured by rall When
the labors of the co lvention are over, tie
visitors will probably take special train
and visit Tybee, a the season will be open
by thai time
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a Large Crowd Expected at Today
Eale


A good many people took the Belt Line
of cars yesterday to the lots that are to be
sold his afternoon, to familiarize themse s
with tt cir merits and surrou ding. WITH
plat in hand, there was no difficulty in
locating the block, which is q lie high, only
a block fro ther al and III The immediate
vicinity OF nice improvements.
good many raj road me were inspect
ing the ground, as the Belt Line cars Ike
them direct TO their work. Our people realzs
the fact that at the te the city is growing
south" ard it can OF tlke long to absorb the
little grou ID that IS fit for use, and as a
na urai result all purchases made now must
certainly show profit in the early future
As tnis feeling bee mes general it is acted
upon, and they wisely secure lot as a. nest
egg. This is very easily do re- az long as
Che terms are made so easy. Evan the
ladies seem to catch on' to me method of
paying for lot as { o best kind Of inceut-
i've for saving money. IL is great deal
easier TO put by $40 pa month than 10 pay
SEQ at the end Of tie ear.
As the aftern jons are pleasant, doubtless
many who enjoy street car ride will be
lockers on at the sale, aud it often happens
that such get intere ted Sufficiently TO be-
come purchasers. IL NO I'D be q good thing
II every inhabitan' of the city could become
thus closely allied TO its best i teres-s by
being a real e state 0 vner, If only to the ex-
tent Of one l)t. II / IS we tne case ere
would be- such community OF tere & as
would axe US q ve'v stro X p ople.
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Inc suicI de Buried.

The remains Of young Lawton, who
suic.ded Sunday morning, we're prepared
for burial yesterday by Coroner Dixon and
The iutermelt took place at Laurel Grove
yesterday afternoon. Nothing has been
heard from any Of his relatives, if he has
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A Beautiful Easter Gift.

Scott * Bovine. manufacturers Of the
well known Soott's Emulsion OK Cod Liver
Oh, offer most beautiful Easter gift
compo.el of eight artistic stu Les Of Birds
and T overs, put up in porttolio-worth at
least s., Tor % cents. On receipt Of above
in stamps, il Will be mailed a, ce.
SCOTr Il BOVINE.
1872 South Fifth avenue, n. Y.
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Lots with magnihcent live oaEs and
fronting on railroad above spring aud
storm tides, will bs offered n great sale on
Fybeo May 7tn, sta aud 9th inst See adj
Yertlsement.
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Full line OF Ladie,' Tan CJlorcd Oxfords
now opened at Nichols.

II your eyes nre not properly fitted With glass
We desire Jhe opportunity Of lifting them with
Glasses winch shall correct any visional imper-
lection thar may exist or can be corrected by
scientific means. at DR.. NJ. schwab's optical
Institute sc - Ban street, second door from
brIu- ILou.
Ia' doctor is assisted by his sou, Dr. I. NJ
Scuslb. a graduate Of Dr. g. a. Bucklins
school ny Dpies ~ New York.
y B..-p'uli-t orders receive the attention
Of skilled professionals
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just a Few Bargains Left.

The remnants Of our Art Department not
purchased by Mr., Taylor will be closed out
at less than cost Some very handsome and
desirable rticles are yet to be sold. Notice
the fol owing:
Art Pottery, screen Frames,
Vases, Statuarys Japanese Goods,
Figures, Photographic Outfits,
Rose Jars, Muse iands,
brOnles, Cabinets
Photograph Frames, Wall Pockets
OIe huadred Sxl0 Photo Frames in
Wood, Bronze and Gold at one half cost.
All these articles must 90. AT your pr.ce
II not ours. Make uS an offer
l.. e. B. s. NJ. II.
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FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR. II. T. Turner, Kasson, MINI, says:
81 have founi It very benef cial in nervous
de1il ty, +. ON any cause, and Tor iadiges-
tion
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Mr.. uartridge Before tho =. NJ. G. 4

Gazaway dartridge, E.q., gave a very
en- ertaining talk o the use OF types" be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association
last night. The talk was historical, and
throughout was filed with dashes Of
humor and wItticlsms, viii h made il
extremely INTEREST," z. The ball was well
filed ~ an app .eciauve audience Of Ia les
and gentlemen, and the speaker was greeted
win frequent app ause.
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Don't buy on Tybac until yol can ex-
anime Nap Of 500 Lots that will be- nut On
salo by Tybee Beach Company May 5Jh, Ssh
and 9th inst. See advertisement.
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hamilton Acquitted again.

Frank Hamilton seems to belr charmed
life in the courts. Fresh from his victories
in the superior court, he was put OF TRIAL ia
the city ut, charged with larceny from
Mr.. Bouhan's house, bat was aclui TED He
was, however, rema ded g. Jail on the or
der of Solicitor General Fraser who ia
tends to prosecute Hamilton for perjury.