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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
THOSE TW &NrY LOTS.
How the Disinteres;e are 1mprs

How the Disinteresse / are Impressed
There can be no doubt but that the public
mind is more interested in real estate than
i, has ever bee The future of our city
seems to be a great one. ami our people are
50 impressed tuey nave also commelced t.
rea ize t. Q true condition Of matters in this
rega u. Tat is, that lie are NJ lotsnorth
OF Anderso / street to be had, and tAa5 we
must 6 beyou d that ponJ fof new terri
tory. 1t /, jIst this sta 9 Of things Which
makes lnte esting every sale Of los adj e =
Used. The course OF tue market is watched
with great interest, and these sales attr C IS
crowds. The twenty lots to DO sod To-
morrow adyettis ID a possessing special
merits. This ca be readily ascer5ai Ell by
personal inspection. b < sand " ,cned be-
tween two parks cei tai ly IS great adj
vantage, and is a sure guaran 90 asainss
being crowded or built up il firm. The
fact OF one of he lurgest sewers Of the city
being uilL Ia Sixth 81 ct is We Y con-
siderable point o. me it. Ii is pie 4ge of
pc feet drainage, not OILY to the street.,
Bat OF the wastage from yard, home and
bath room. The water problem that na
worried Inc den zens of the souCuern section
Is solved 50 far as this property l. con
cerned. tie water mains b veg been ex-
to died W tain a block a year ago. Ia tue
matter II insurance, convenience, health
aid many her particulars, the water
question Is a very i'm jortAnt one
j hese are poi g. OF merit which should
inpre aay whJ d-slre TO secure lots Tor
0on or for Inye,Lme is. Inc land Jas
been laiI out in loc-, and is be ween very
popular streets, Drayt1n aad Abe. corn.
A examination Of the land will sAuw it
level and hign AID dr.. Those who have
never been 20 a sale of los SHOULD al end
tnis and examine ths Iii y a ID govern
themselves as they are impressed with their
Inertia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
FRACTURE } lis Skull.
a Lads Bad Fall While Decorating a
store.

a AaO O6O HaII W nile decorating q
store.
James b unit AIDE hold, a 12-year-oll
Lad, whAe assisting bis father in putting
up orname tai rosettes Of tissue paper in
the store of James Joyce, at the corn r Of
Liberty and Abercorn streets yes erdav,
fell from the top of l0-foot ladder to the
floor, striking bis head against the corner
OF an iron safe and iahicting a serious
wound.
The boy was picked up bv bis father ard
efforts we're made to reSucitate him fore
tie ugly wound was dscJvered. be lad
seemed to be in a almost dl =
condition, and all efforts 70 revive him
were fruitless. d Read was SUNNI med,
and he ordered the boy taken to 5 J ,sephs
lnirmarY at once. After being taken u
tue hospital a examination was male, q d
1t was found that the boy hal received a
compound fracture Of the skull. Dr. Read
removed the fractured parts Of tue
skull and dressed the wounds. At a late
hour last night the lad was resting ,ery
well. DR.. Read does not pronounce tue
wou very dangerous ore, although it is
painful About an ncl Of ssull was ,a1e
Ou', leaving nothing but The niembraneous
covering over the BRAN. TIE brain, he
SAID, has not been touched
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
TIE NEW WATER WORKS.
TO Be Erected " est of the City and to
Cost $4,000.

TO Be Erected vs. est OF the City and to
Cost $4,000.
The question of addition water works
and greater supply of water, it is under
stood, is receiving careful consideration at
the hands of the committee Of aldermen in
trusted with that duty. 1t is stated that
it has been decidsd TO build the new ter
works on the city's land on the Springfi ia
plantation, near the G@inuett street
road, and the stand-pipe in
the park extension or Thomas
park. The pumping engine is to have a
capacity Of 900 1000 gallons per dAY, aud
will costs 81 900, and the ST tnd-pipe
So, 900. The building, additional mains,
etc, will cost as much more, making the
total cost about sl20.10) To raise the
necessary amount it is pr jD0sed TO Increase
the water rates, ant al ordina CO for tina,
purpose passed it, first reading a. the last
nlseting of council.
| is proposed to build track from the
Central railroad to The neS works, over
which to haul fIel and other supplies. T e
plan alsp contempates naectipg the old
and new works by naia so that supply
OF water can be obtained from the wells at
either the old or the new works.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
A TILT on TIE BEACH.
The Georgia Hussers to Contest for a
Prize at Tybee

| TI4A5 JOocs
At the last tilt Of the Georgia Hussars
| during merchants week a spirit OF rivalry
| developed between the two competing
teams, commanded by Capts d. c. Newton
and c. A. Fleming. Newton's team won
| the contest by 81 points. but Fleming won
Z iavIdual prize. AT the close of the tilt
Capt. Newton challenged Capt. Fleming
team to a competitive tilt on Tybee beach
for from 800 10 $500. A committee, com
posed OF D. c. Newton and A. Minis, Jr., from
Newton's team and c. A. Fleming and j.
L. Nalthour of Flemrg's team, with
Sergt. II. c. Davis as referee and charm an,
was appointed 10 arrange the details The
committee met yesterday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, when tAe arrangements for the tilt
were perfected and the names OF th )se
composing elch team were giveI out. TIE
tilt Will take lace at TyDee, Thursday
May %. The teams are composed Of the
following me-:
Newton's Team-D. c. Newton, C. a.
Keller, /. w. Keller, A. Minis, Jr The
fifth man to be selected.
Femings Tsam-C. A. Fleming, j. L.
Waltnour, G. s. McAipin, J. T. Shuptrine.
be fifth man to be selected
The purse will be made up by the teams,
and it is rot likely that they will make it
less than $500. The captains of both teams
are probably two or the best filters In the
soutn. and the men composing each are the
''pck" OF the Hu,sars. 1t is expected thai
the contest will he one of the IN st spirited
ever given in this city, aud the occasion
will be one OF tns mo t interesting
Sergt. Davis said last night that special
trains will be put on, d the filters will 20
down in the NOR hing about 10 o'clock, in
order t. their horses accustomed to the
beach course. Tho course will b. ia front
Of tue Ocean and Ocean View houses The
tilt viii begin at 4 o'clock. Sergt. D wis
mas added to his arrange nent committee 1.
Minis and Tn ,nas Hunter, and 9th r com
uIttees on amus9ments, ETC., will be sp-
pointed shortly. The Busch ZJuaves,
and the Barto KS will be invited to give an
exhibition drill. Foot races, horse races,
bicycle races, ETC., will be part of the
days progra nme. A br lss and string band
will be attendance aud danoi-g will be en-
gagged in
Tne Hussars expect to carry down not
less than 1000 people, and they say that
hey are going to make the visitors euioy
their trip.
The winning team will devote the purse
to the armory fu d.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

ALLCoCK's are the only genuine Porous
PLAsTERs They act q iickly and W to
certainty, and can be W jrn for weeks with
out causing pain or inc ,nvenience. They
are Invaluable in cases f Spinal Weak ess,
Kidney and Pulmonary dill ultiss Malaria,
Ague Cake, Liver Complaint, Dyspep ia,
Strains, Rheumatism, LImbago, Scia lea.
Heart, Spl sen and Stomach Troubles, an
all local pains.
Beware Of limitations, and do not be do
celved by nisre preSsnta ion. Ask for ALL
COCKS, and let no ex PLANTATION or soliclGa-
ton induce you to ACCEPT a subs itute.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
A GREAT BsNErIr TO SAVANNAH
Advantages That Many Do Not
Think Of

1t is admitted by all classes that our
parks, the distinctive feature Of Savannah,
have been Of ilcalculable uenefit TO us from
Il sanitary point Of view. They have been
aptly called the lungs of the city. Every
II afternoon these parks are und filed
vita nurses, children, and sometimes with
the pare t.. As valuable as there city
pa ks are, tie sub rban parks have eve
greater value. L. is difficult 70 estimate
t e value to CT y OF sJcn place as Con-
cordia park. In the worry near future it
will be found to be Thought of as Forsyth
park Is now. a d the residence sites upon 1t
as largely sought after.
The shrewd operatives are quietly getting
possession Of sucn land. Is IS very mucl
to 10 regretted that there nre no more Il
these beautiful spots for our people to live
arouud
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
A BURGLAR oaPGUsED.

John Maxw ell Arrested for Breaking
Into j. D. Lloyd's Grocery.
John Maxwell colo ely VS. arrested
yesterday for breaking into josiah d.
Lloyd's grocery, at East Broad street. and
Jones street Ia e, ard was committed 70
jai under tie charge Of burglary await
&C lOl of the superior c. urt grand jury
at to June term.
Maxwell VAS arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Hall and was taken hefore Justics r lssell.
The burglary was committed Satur lay
night. Maxwel's hr Their keeps q barber
shop next T. Lloyd's place, aud Maxwell got
into the & ocsry through the barber shop
by prying o0ea TIE hitch Of door. He
got away with about $S, and when arres ed
had So left, which Lloyd Identified as honey
whicn he had IN his store. Lloyd aid that
Maxwell had stolen from hun before.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
a PEACEFUL DEATH.
a Mother in Israel Dies in the Arms
OF Her Daughter.

Vi A@CL O60kAbCAs
Mrs. Saral Strauss died at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at her
residence, No 80 Taylor street, in
her 6}i year, after a lingering illness Of
eight or nine months. She appeared to e
somewhat improved during tho past week,
and drove out st week to view he pa ale
# May week, and yesterday she was up
ani ab1u, passing from one room to an
other. aud hour and a ha.f later g
took he- bed. and, rs her dau yhter, Mrs. s.
II. Glogauer Of Brunswick bent over her,
the aged woman IA sci NJ il bad and, re-
cl.Ging in he arms Of her daughter, her
life passed gently away without struggle
The deceased yas ell known in Hebrew
circle for her dew ItDe,s, AMI her aritie-
we not confined to the arrow lini- If
err own people. bat embrace all suffer- g
which cams uade her not ca. Sac was tn
widow Of B. Strauss. at one time a
successful merchant il Market square.
Her surviving cnildren are S. B. and Henry
Strauss. Mrs. Clog uer Of Brunswick and
Mrs. Z. l.. Lilientaal of Palatka, Fla The
latter has been su nlnonel by telegram
and will 10 present at the funeral services,
which Will bs conducted az the family resi-
dence at o'clock this afterHOo B., after
waicl tle remains will De Inferred in Laurel
Grove cemetery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
IN TIE CITY COUaT.
Big Work Ahead for the Grand Jury
Next Friday.


Next Friday.
There were but thres cases disposed of
yester iay ia the CITY court. In the ssnce
Of Solicitor General Fraser, at thu Ell G.
ham perior court, T. D. Rockwell, Esq
was appointed TO act in his stead.
Robert Holmes, r the larcsuey Of pair
Of shces from J. II. Allis M, was sentence
to six IN ,ntns on the chain gang.
John Williams, for toe larceny of cloth-
ing fro S. K. LAWN, was given ten
months sentence.
James Hamilton, for the larceny of two
quarts OF ri from the grocery OF J. H.
Schroeder, was sent to the chain-gang for
To months.
The city court will convene at 10 O'Clock
this morning r the con,iierati m Of The
civil docket, aud cases a,sgnet today will
he no for trial. The traverse jury will bs
exnected to be In ut endanca
the grand jury will convene at 10 o'clock
next Friday morning, a d Deputy CLERK
Charles White SAID yesterday that there
will be considerable business to demand its
at ention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
OFF FOR AUG UsTA.

Savannah Delegates OF the Royal Ar
cauum to the Biennial Meeting.
Toe biennial meeting Of the grand coun-
Gil Of the Royal Arcanum Of Geo git will
be in session today and tomorrow at Al-
gusta. Among those who who v i'll attend
ir m this city, leaving at 8 O'Clock this
morning over tae Go trNl, are a. 9. Har-
mon, grant re cent; Z. s. Cpnlorat, grand
secre airy, George p. Walker and Il. NJ.
Dranc l. mem ers Of the state execu i've
commit &c, al1 W. T. S,Ilr.n, reEen Of and
represeAting Pulaski Council n ). l53.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
To the PuNlic.

The committee Of was aud means Of the
Independent Presby ,erian Church, respect
fully solicit your patronage at tie concert
% he given for the be eft OF the building
fund, "A the theater this evening.
The music 70 be rendered will be OF a
hign order, by artists OF great ability, 80
that those who attend may be assured OF an
enjOya 10 occasion, VIII 10 AZ the same time
they give assistance 10 a worthy cause.
Respectfully,
GEORGE J. MILLS,
Chairman Committee.
The following is the programme:
PART L.
/. Sonata piano and vi0lin........ Nies Gade
Nine. Won der Hoyn aud Prof. Schllt1e.
.. Concerto GO miuor) Tor violin ...... Max Bruch
Anad 20 Won der Hoya
3. "Hark tho Angelus, ..................O perti
Nos. Agnes Postel
4. La Danse dos Sylphides. " piano. Kullak
Mme. Won der Hoya.
PART n.
l. PoiOnass do Concert ............ Vieuxtempa
ANA leo Won dor Hoya
2. "Come Where tue IJnds ~ Bloom"
Mr Julian Walker.
3. waltz. from Faust ........ .... QOunod IAgzt
y l- Tgn der H0ya
Z Symphonic llnc rtauts. .... ........ Alnrd
Ama9eo Won DER hoya and Prof. Behult1s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
ADJUDG ed ms ANE.
Minis Cohen TO b. aken TO Milledge-
vile Ihis Morning.

Minis Cohen 10 bs aken TO Milledse-
vile This Morning.
An inquest of lunacy was held Yesterday
Afternoon in the court of ordinary before
Judge Ferrill anl jury, ia tne case Of
Minis Cohen and Mary Murray, the latter
cclored, and in each case the subjects of the
inq1isition were Quad 10 be insane.
ar Cohen will ba taken 10 tho asylum
this morning 10y Officer Higgins, acconpa-
MED by j. Perrin XII, friend Of the family
the uuf 1rtuna Q ma. Mr.. { hens in
SAINT is astr ,buted to his failure IN bust
Less as boot and shoe merchant some
years ago, wnic has continuously preyed
on his mind since the event.
Ohcer Siumons will convey the coored
woman TO Miiieigevile tomorrow mora
inc
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u il a urious Fact

That the body IS now more susceptible e
benefit from moiici 10 than at any other sea-
son. Hence the Importance ~ taking Hood
Sarsapariha low, whe u will 90 you a..
most good. IL Is real y wonderful Tor puri
~ 4 aud enrlchiHg tue blood, creating al
appel nnd giving n healthy tone b ID,
Whole system. BE sure T. Re HOols 5arsa
pafilia, which u peculiar " itself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

Il was the remark OF every stranger who
v.s ei this popular saloon on Bull street,
thai New York could not produce a better
Kept house ~ furnish be tor Wines aud
Liquors. n Bres al Is a live business
maa aud a caterer OF long ssadiag. Ills
place One ~ tue ueatast plac q IA TIE cit !
aud very popular with every one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The School Year TO End Hereafter on
June so.

June 80,
The May meeting of the board of
public education was held last night.
Pre- idsnt Mercer presided, AMI the follow
ing members were present: Messrs. Doug
lass, Hunter, Saussy, Walker AMI Myers.
TIE superinten ent presented his nj uthly
report. he announced the orga1iz alton If
two iditlonal ella sss at the Barnard rect
school, aud tne appoint nelt Of Miss Coli IS
sud Mss He son as teachers. lis3 Nil 9
and NJ IS Best were appointed a sistant
teachers.
The application OF Mr.. John l. Stod lard,
superintendent Of the IldeDeudel 1T Presby-
terrain Sunday school for the temporary %
OF Hunter hail on Sunday afternoons was
# 2nted.
The president reported that an architect
had been requested t. draw up pla for
utilizing the third story Of the West Broad
street building FOR school purposes
o motion of Mr.. Ny RS rule l was
amended s. as 70 MAKE the sch ,ol year end
on the last daY OF June
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
Adviee " AoLners.

MRs. WGSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cuttio,
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer a. once
It produces natural, quiet sleep ~ relev.
ing he child FROM pa n, ami the little cherub
Awakes as "Crishg ~ button.n ~ is yerv
pleasant 10 taste IL soothos the chill /. soft
30 the gums. allays all pa q. relieves wind
regulate, tue bo ell, ana Is the b.st known
remedy Tor dihrrhna, whether arising fr m
testhing or otasr causes. TWENTY-FIVE cent
a bottle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
All Wool So Pants.

Cut and fit to ord r by the Southern So
Pants Company, No. 1859 Meeting street,
Charleston, S. c. Agent will be at tie
Pulaski house with full line Of sample,
Wednesday and Thur day, May 10 and 10.
Samples shown office Il lor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
DEATHS AT tbs ASYLUM.
Two Patients from Chatham Count,
Who Die1 Last Week.

Who Die1 Last Week.
Judge Ferrill of the court OF ordinary re.
ceived letter yeste 'day from Supt Powell
of the Milledgeville asylum, announcing the
death Of David Miller ana Toby 10 lney
last week. They were buried in the ASYLUM
cemetery and their graves marked. Both
the parties W no cOlOred.
Miller WIS sent 81 the asylum from tai.
city Dec. -, 1857, as a .auc, and Toby
Looney, who y 3 confirm I'd IDIOT. as
halls ON Savannah, nus been an in.
mate Of the asylum since ia le IS, 1881.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

Another lot Of thos1 beautiful Dongoln
KID Oxfords that wore admired so mu,
last season, nov opened, prico only 81 5Oa ID
~, at A ). Nichols Us Br ught N street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
III YOU WANT

Full line OF Ladie' Ian CJlored Oxfords
now opened az NicAols'.
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Yacht Hats Tor Gents and Boys now
opened at Nichols. l2s Bronghg0B.
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Childrsns shoes cheap as ever at Nichols.
rs broux huon.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01

thereby brought into existence. vast
scope Of territory turgid with "a boundless
contiguity of space" is all tributary to
both Wilmot and Salem, two spots in
short, III " g.ss
Where the tins Of the earth and the
s. hues of the sky, 9@
In color though variel in beauty may
- vie" =
Mr.. Geo Booth received his papers
Monday appointing him Gen. Superinten.
dent of the Trevor Stock Yards and Stock
Agent for W. c. r. r as superintendent
OF yards he will have the contract to sup
ply all hay and grain used at yards The
highest market price, WILDE paid for hay
etc. and parties desiring 10 sell will q
well to turn their attention this way. Mr.
Booth has been earnest an valuable in his
efforts to promote the welfare Of both
Trevor and w. c. r. r. Is man of con-
siderable executive ability and his friends
who herewith tender their congratulations
know that he will hold down the position
in firm and satisfactory manner.
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Pleasant Prairie.

A severe storm of wind and rain passed
over this vicinity last Saturday afternoon
and evening, doing no more serious damage
than leveling fields of grain and corn.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. e. B. Louns-
bury gave an earnest, practical sermon on
humility, bringing in illustrations of every
day life which we would all do we'll to re-
member. The people are fortunate indeed
to secure the services of such a pastor as
Mr.. Lounsbury; his prayers alone are a
sermon in themselves.
Mrs. Eliza Derbyshire, of Kenosha, is
visiting at Pleasant Prairie. Her many
friends are pleased to have her with them
once more.
Mr.. White has caused to be moved back
of his residence (the old land-mark) the
Union church which he purchased some
| time ago. We understand that it is being
converted into horse and hay barn. Oh
course all feel justly proud of the little
church at the village, still tender memories
will cling around the spot where we have
spent so many happy hours; and many OF
us will always have-a tender feeling for the
old ehurch-yard, the home, as it were, OF
our childhood days.
Rev. Mr. Lugg, Of Salem, will occupy the
pulpit at Pleasant Prairie next Sabbath
morning. Services at halfpast 10 o'clock.
Among the marked Improvements on the
south side are the new barns of Mr.. Frank
Hayward and D. Hollenbeck; also the re-
Gently painted residence of Mrs. II. B.
Hubbard, and the neat picket fence of Mrs
| Packman and Mr.. Hollenbeck.
Mrs. c. H. Hill and daughter Blanche
came up from Chicago on Tuesday last to