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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13
Blackshear's Election.

BLAcKsHEAR, GA, Jan. 12.-At the
municipal election held here to-day the fol-
lowing ticket was reelected without oppo-
sition: Mayor, r. G. Higgins; councilman,
r. d. Hendry, Col. J. G. Nichols, A. p.
Brantley and j. A. Harper.
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A Generous Offer.

OcALA, FLA, Jan. 12.-Banker and
State Senator John f. Dunn will give g., 900
in cash to any county in Florida, Marion
excluded, making the best continuous eX-
hibit at the Semi-Tropical exposition, the
counties competing TO name the Judge. No
charge for entries or space will be made
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"A Negro's Throat CUT.

SAxpERsvILLE, GA, Jan. ia negro
named Flanders tonight had a difficulty
with West Adkins about a pistol and cut
the iatter's throat The jugular, however,
was untouched, and the wound win not
rerhnns nroYe fatal
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Important to Florida Tourists.

Health luxury, home comforts, fine drives,
boating, bunting and fishing, AID magnificent
scenery at sanford House, sanford, Fla, under
the LIBERAL management Of Smith & Rogers.
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Wavcross as q Metronolis.

The Rev. D. Watson Wlnl, rector Of
Grace church, Waycross, writes that after
suffering twenty-five years from painful
and disagreeable eruptions, caused by
poison oak, he was cured with one bottle Of
P. P. p, the worlds greatest purifier.
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JAcKsoNviLL IS ALL RIGHT.
Two More Bullo,ins Sent Out to EN-
phasize tho Feet

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 12.-Ihe two
following bulletins have just been issued by
tho board of health
JANUARY L. 1889.
Jacksonville is declared free from all con
tagious or infectious diseases.
NEAL MITCHELL, NJ. D.,
President Board Ok Health.
unhesitatincly assert that, as far ! am aule
TO form opinion, a case Of yellow fever does
not exist in the City Of jacksonville. or county
of Duya. ami that il 10 perfectly safe Tor
strangers to visit aud remain tha city.
G. j. EENwoRTHy, NJ. D..
Health Officer NltY Of .IacksonYIle.
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SANANNAH. GA. Jan. 8. 1889.
MEssRs. BACON, BRYAN & e.. having sue
cecded to the Sash, Door, Bind and Pianins
Mil business OF our Company we cheerfully
recommend them to the former patrons Of the
concern, as in every way worthy Of their conf
dence and esteem. II. p. SMART.
President Vale ROYAL MOUNTAINEERING O.
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- - TT . ~ '01E II FVItIY T TIT NTUH FIFl
TO Lasl Page.
The NoRNiSG NEWS Printing House il the
licensed manufacturer Of
BRONSON'S FLAT OPENING BLANK BOOKS
Adopted by the United states HovernmsntI
There IS 10 book made OF equal strength, Il
vii open at any page ami remain psrfscJly hat.
There Is no danger Of the leaves becomlng loose.
II is the only elastic binding designed to open
fat that has received the unqualified indorse.
ment OF booHkeepers as well as bookbnders
and bound in any styi.
We are making books for a number Of firms
In this city and elsewhere, and will take pleas-
ure in showing them TO those interested.
THE MORNING NEWS STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE.
3Mhitakar street. Savannah
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NOTICE.

SAvANNEH GA, Jan. sth 1889.
We.haye this day purchased the sash, Door and
Blind Factory, Panng Mil and took of manu-
featured goods from VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY and Will continue
the business under the firm name and style of
BACON, BRYAN & co. asking the considsra-
ton of our friends, former patrons Of the bust
ness and the public generally.
ALBERT S. BACON.
THOMAS c. BRYAN.
ALBERT c. BACON.
Office and wareroOms West Broad and
Broughton streets; Factory near Ocean Steam
ship Nuarves.
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BEST IMPORTED AND AMERICAN
WINES AND LIaUORS.
In stock by Michael Lawns Estate,


ESTABLISHED 1850
CHAMPAGNES- Piper Heidsck, Dry Mono
pole and liumms Extra Dry.
CLAIR Is Chateau MAucamp St Julian
Medoc ana Linfaudel.
WINES Spanish Ports. Sherries and
Madeira, California Angelica.
ALES, ETC.-B Bass Ale, Guinness Stout Irish
Ginger Ale. Budweiser Beer.
RUMS-Jamaica, 81. Croix and New England
GlNS-Holenl and Domestic
WHlSklES-lrish and Scotch Malt. American
Corn and Rye, Celebrated Old Wilson,
Orders by ma aud telephone promptly and
properly attended to-
TELEPHONE 5t a. EAST BROAD ST
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ANTED.

To correspond with parties who wish to let
Hammerer and Sawyer. Address
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NEW YoRE, Jar. 1s--Knight, LOOMS &
Co, Publishers Of Sunday school books,
made an assignment to-day to John L..
Jewett, without preference.
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NOTICE OF COPAHvNERsHIP.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 4, 1889
The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the firm name of CLARKE
& HARRIS, for the purpose of engaging in the
Hotel business. CHAS. +. CLARKE
WIN. J. HARRIS
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Having this day leased the Marshall House,
we ask the public and our friends to give us a
trial. We will keep The Marsha /" as first
class hotel in every particular, and we solicit
home patronage as well as transient
CLARKE & HARPIS.
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on SUNDAY, January 20. at Il NJ, the Rev
J. f. Smith of Maryland, will commence ser
vices for the New Church Society Sweden
borgian) at Guards Armory, western Supper
Room. cordial invitation is extended to all
Interested
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No safer Remedy can be had for Coughs and
Colds, or any trouble Of the Throat. than
"Bt0icns Bronchial Troches" Price 70 cents.
Sold only IN boxes.
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NOTICE.

Neither the Master nor Consignees of the
British steamship GARDENIA, Rutherford,
Master, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew.
A. MINIS & SONS, Consignees.
SAFE ANDPROFITABLE INVESTMENT
Can be made in the purchase of an $1,000 in
terest in prosperous Manufacturing Company
with guaranteed salary of 81, 200. Imperative
reason in selling. Address Box 100. Atlanta, Ga.
NOTICE TO CITY OFFICERS.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK or COUNCIL, Jan. II, 1892
City Officers elected on the 9Th inst, will re
port at this Office with their bondsmen on
WEDNESDAY next, the 10Th inst to quality
under terms of law. By order of the Mayor
FRANK E. REBARER, Clerk of Council
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NOTICE.

SSIDAwAy SHE'LL ROAD COMPANY.
JANUARY 10, 1889
dividend of Four 81 Dollars a share will
be pa ! stockholders on demand
GEORGE w. LAMAR,
Secretary and Treasurer
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SPECIAL NOTICES
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Mayor,
DANIEL R. THOMAS.
For Aldermen,
HERMAN MYERS.
J. J. MCDONOUGH.
GEORGE J. MILLS.
GEORGE y. NICHOLS.
W. F. REID.
W. G. CANN.
f. a. JONES.
GEORGE ]. BALDWIN.
?. J. O'CONNOR.
l.. A. FALLIGANT.
F. Y. DOUGLASS.
ELTON A. SMITH.
CITIZENS TICKrT.
For Mayor,
MAJ. JOHN SCHWARZ.
For Aldermen,
DAVID WELLS.
HERMAN MYERS.
J. J. McDONOUGH
w. F. REID.
R. +. HARMON.
JOHN LYONS.
DR.. r. B. HARRIS.
ANDREW HANLEY.
W. P. BAILEY.
II. F. WILLINK.
f. A. SMITH.
DR.. L. A. FALLIGANT.
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4 clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease. Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy. at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. ANY sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a seif-addressed
stamped envelope TO Prof. j. A. Lawrence,
* Warren street, New York City, will re-
ceive the ecipe tres Of charge.
Ice Cream Sets aud After Dinner Coffee
Sets at Vets China Palace.
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FORSYTH SOCIAL CLUB.

The members are earnestly requested to at
tend meeting THIS AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock
at nall corner of Bull and Broughton streets
Business of importance to be transacted. By
order of ,JNO. BRENNAN, President
JNo T. HENNEssY, Secretary.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. u, 1889.
Any person having any letters for British bark
AUREA will please deliver them to care of W.
S. CHERRY & co.
q A TORNFROHM
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WANTED,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

city. Apply at this office.
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NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the Shareholders of
the Mutual Gas ligGt Company vii! be held in
the Companys office, savannah Ga. on MON
DAY, the 2Ist inst. at - O'Clock noon. to elect
a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
D. DOUGLAS, Secretary.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 5. 1889.
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STRANGE INDEED.

A prominent republican, well known in
Georgia, who does not swim in The troubled
sea of politics, said TO me to-day tersely:
'sPolitics is a strange thing. A few years
ago Buck and Atkins were afoul of each
other. No words of abuse were too violent
or bitter or ugly. The epithets exc hanged
were hard to be borne. and hardly TO be for
gotten. Now everything is serene between
these two gentlemen, and Atkins is busting
cabinetn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under Special
Notices ,oH be charged y 90 Square each
insertion.
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cHATHAM's TAXES

The state has received from Chatham in
the way of taxes for lSsS, the very hand
some sum of SIC, AT.
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RUNAWAY BOYS CAUGHT.
Each Was Regular Walking Arsena
but No One Hurt.

but No One Hurt.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2&--Chief Of Police
Wood, RECEIVED a telegram tonight from
Jersey Cit signed Johl NJ. Deener, re-
questing him TO arrest three boys who left
there on the 80 o'clock train this after
noon over the Pennsylvania railroad. Two
detectives were accordingly detailed, and
wneu the train arrived at the Broad street
station at about II O'Clock the boys were
arrested. At the Central pc ice station they
gave their nam as c. T. Burgess,
aged IA, Vol ey Gilbert, aged "A, and
Cuarles Dupret, aged l5 The boys were
val In arssnAls Each was provided with
& rife, cartridge belt aud revoivers, and q
earch Of tneir bag gage brought to light a
usll brass nnon, am uunirion therefor
and fully ZOO cartridg g In eddltioI 10
this they had fishing tackle, dark laaterns,
base ball outfits ana The other paraphernalia
Of sport5mea. All their accouCrs uents
were q tie finest kind They had through
ticksts from New York to Louisville, and
one OF the lads stated tina their destination
was Sacramento, Cal. While on their wa
dow Chestnut street N patrol wagon,
after having been arrested, one Of the BOYS
threw away = revolver and 4 box Of cart
ridges. They we're all well dressed an
vel supplied with mouey. They we're held
tJ await the arrival Of Mr.. Deemer.
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HAMPTON. SCHOOL.
It's 2tst Anniversary Appropriately
Col bratsd.


Col brated.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, May 2S-The
2fst anniversary of the Hampton nor
NAL and agricultural school OF Hampton,
Va. was celebrated to-day. The coming TO
age Of the oldest Of the educational institu-
lions established for the people freed by the
war has been apr priately marked
by more than oTdl a Y reJoiclngs
Every day Of the anniversary week has had
its own service, rave or gay. On Sunday
evening Gen. O. o. Howard gave the school
a very intere ting "reminiscences Of old CON
traband days" aad Of the origin Of Hamp-
ton school, with which he had very init,
mate relations. The prime pal, Gen. Arm
stroug, came to the place fist as an officer
Of the freedma - bureau. and the first
school bu ldi Ig received important aid from
It's construction fuud.
PROGRAMME OF THE WEEK.
A girls May queen party took place
Monday evening, the boys mock con gress
the next night, and Bradbury'S cantata of
q Icen Estner was given on Wednesday
event & by students.
Visitors came and went through the
week inspecting tue school at their leis-
ure, and Che crowd was consequently not so
great as in some previous years. On Mon
day, actual CONNIE cement day, the grea.
gym asium was comfortably tIled for the
afternool exercises.
The morning Of commencement day was
spent as usual in inspecting the class rooms,
where ordinary recitstiols or examinations
we're in progress, and the wor shops and
industrial exhibits. Farm products, uni
form suits aid garsne its OF various kinds
We shown, wish handsome woodwork AMI
iron work, tin ware, har ess aud shoes.
Some handsome steel hammers, tie hand
work of negro and Indian boys, at racted
attention. Desks, benches and tables, maize
oy girls as well as boys in the technical shops,
and mechanical drawings, plans and eleva-
tions were nntic aole.
GRADUATING ESSAYS
The afternoon exercises, consisting OF
essays by ire graduating class and gr tdu-
ates fro abroad, were marked by tn prac
tical sense and good spirit which Dist
cuisines the com neucene It essays Of Ha mp
ton from year to year. The saluJatorlan,
a dark-faced girl Of 10 nanlJ bearing, gave
her experience in log cabin scAopl house.
Toe valedictorian, manly young Omaha
Indian, spoke Of the pr blem before bis
race in entering citizensh T. The Yearly
prize for excellence in elements y studies
wa taken by 4 bright-tsc~d litt.e girl Of
the senior class. The | .dlaa students in
dustrlal song cosed the exercises effectively,
,roups vita implements of their ira lie,
'akes, ploTs, sd IS, etc, girls with broo rs,
needles, wssnboards and ! ayes Of bread
ana cake, esch in turl 81 giny in spirited
movement Of their purp >se to work their
way to civilization, and joining il a re-
o ndilg chorus OF rejoicing their citi-
zsus ip. Diplomas were presented u the
graduating class by Rav. DR.. Striebg. and
.peecnes we're made by Or. Blu hanan, state
SUPER tsndenc Of education OF Virginia,
and Rev. DR.. McKensie, Of New York.
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Having recently loca ed in this city for pr.
les lOnal prActlce, 1 deSlre 10 present the Sye-
TEN and prlnci les of Lne Eclectic Scnoo o:
Med cine. The word eclectic means grea
deal. The Eclectic School is the Reforms
School OF Bota Il Physician It was reared b;
modern patnolog ami embraces new remed,
and direct treatment We ad ocate siientifi
medical reform. We combin ali that is use Il
OF every other system Our practice * tested
by ex erieuce at the bedsid and our tn cries
are deducsd from facts and correct principles
o, physiology. We use largely vegetable agent
sucn a. are in union with the Laws of mature
We maintain that nature shouli assisted a.
no. depressed by heroic treatment The hist r
OF medicine O1f1rs but too many examples o
the superiority or vegetable over min rs, prac
ice, Inc Eel etc p iySlclan does not CIV,
qulnine IN tea pOon ul doses bee tuse our ances-
Tors did. We do not look upon calonel a, q
a1acea for dl eases OF tine liver, Or mOrph ne
or pain. In Otner words we do not accept Gus
ton and habit for a guide, but we give medicin
en- 1t Is pat lolO Ideally in heated My. "
DO that nrst which is Il t; that second which
Sicoad. 10 say the least We are ,reful la
We do not retaTI tn Efforts Of nature bat .
ever ready to aSsi,t when { lad cation direc
II, ueiievil- the life is in Jhs pa -It an not j
re IneilcIne. | eieVe in scctnra is II, au
'peLk with all - r-v renee. for my an
ny only DrO. her and .wo lea were OF b oil
chooL or the resu az schoo,, as it is st We'd no
lue preso [ age IS an age of Investigation a.
tnprovem nj, and " ca truth is preseute
plainly To the onest nd il ScldOm ais to %.
cei9e reco milton New opinions aro uallj
suspected, however, aud are often Oppose.
without any Otaer ss)n tn2n because they ur.
Ut CO unO TIE day mas arrived w4en IN "a
lac, like religion, ndsJ be plac d nefore b
1UT41 SJri3 pea Of all us aUSur llu4es and pro 90
10 ai intro tcie5 ami il it, nuile 81 Il JliciJy
)pen All uuIls ulsod AS a practi lJu8r OF t.
--clecllC Scnooi OF Pnysic ans, desire TO p!ac.
AZ syse a OF medicine before t q p % lie q
ava maj. make cIronic d.saas = OF wome
nj cnLlnen speciality, AMI desire that ia
pfac snail stand on iCs merits aio "a, Yer.
especially, 3. COUCH. VI. D.
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In the House.

The House oaIy had three new bills pre-
sente to-day, but passed a large mum 81
N second I'd tGir1 r,a i.ngs. Am)ng ie
latter was House bill No. 25J, the genera.
election law. which, though discussed very
vigorously, passed with the handsome VOC
II ~ yeas to ID nays, aud was Immediately
GO titled 70 the Senate, where it will De
properly attended to tomorrow.
TIE PUBLIC ROADS.
Discussion of tae bill for making and
w rking the pu lie roads and bridges as
resumed and various amendmen 5 wero
adopted making the law very elabora g an
II is hoped effective. The oil passed second
reading.
Senate bill us relating to the land grant
tIe Fl rida Coast Line Cana and Trans
20 tation Company, and presenting tue
4uties of the trustees OF ths internai i'm
pr ,vement fund of the state of Florida H.
relation thereto, the right of settlement
thereon and specifications for the constr c
-,Jn OF its wafer ways aud tue Ii ne Of it.
omple ion fro st. Augustine to BisclyAe
bay, pa sed filal reading aud was csrtItieI
% the Senate.
Senate bill, No. 151. providing for the in
c0rpo. alton of banking in tl0utl1ns ana
imitation OF their powers aud liabilities.
Iassed second reading with an atnendmen
exempuIg any banks 50 deSi ing from the
provisions Of the bill.
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EDITORS OF he 5OJrH
A Committee to Negotiate for an Inde-
pendent News .ervics

A Committee to Negotiate for an indie
pendent News -ervics.
CHATTANOOGA, May 23.-The Southern
Press Association met at 10 o'clock this
morning at the Hotel Stanton. A resolu-
ton WAS adopted authorizing a committee
Of three t, negotiate with the Associate I
Press for the purchase of their news and
co ltrol If the sou ne n territory.
A resolution was ado tel approving "A
naximu CO irGission Of Is per cent. TO ad-
vertising age rs.
The afternoon was spent in visiting Look
out IN untain. The convention met agai
tonight, and there was prese It AMI particl-
pating . the meeting Clar eS A. Da "a, c.
r. Williams g d D. r. Mckee Il tao AS e.
ciasel Pre- 3, and D.. Norvi Green and w
). somerville. Of the Western Union Tele
graph Company.
A resolution was adopt d that the Asso-
ciated Press be requested to substitute &
Ee ieral European letter for the German
letter.
CHARLESTON. S. c., was salected as the
place Of the next annual nesting.
Resolutions were adopted exp -essnR tn
than6s Of the association TO John H. Innal
F. J. H nball, B. w Wrenu and John G.
Gault for c1urtesies extended ove- their re-
spective railroads and to the citzs s o
Chattanooga for their Eeler US h )syitality.
Rsso utlo s in memory Of T. w. D1 son
we're adopted.
THE OFFICERS
The election of officers re-ulted in the
election Of W. w. Screws Of the Montg om-
cry Advertiser as president, Evan p
Howell the Atlanta Constitution as vic
president, and Adolph S. DC 81 of the Chat
tanooga Times " S reelected secreta V ami
trea urer. The board of directors elected
are AS follows: c. Q. b. Cowardin, J. l.
Rapier, J. c. Hemnhill, J. NJ. Heating
tie rye Nicholson, Page NJ. Baker, jam,
W. Lambert aud J. II Est II. The con-
mittee TO egotlete for an depc dent news
service was lnouncei as follows: W. W.
Screws, f. P. Howell aad Adolpn 8. Ochs
The convention adj urued at 10 O'Clock
tonight. Messrs. Dana aud Green return
tonight to New York and the members Of
the association, in special train to-mor-
row, will visiG South PittsDurg and Sc.
quAchie valley.
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SHOT DOWN IN a DOORWAY.
The Coroner's Jury Declares 1t Case
OF Murder

The Coroner's Jury Declares 1t Case
OF Murder
BRUNSWICK, GA, May ga terrible
tragedy occurred at Jamaica on the line OF
she Brunswick and Western road Wednes-
day nigh, in which Peter Michael lcoloredl
lost his life a. the hands of Charles Glover.
Both men worked on a section gang and
we're in a crowded room where some were
dancing, others playing cards, etc
Glover drew his pistol and began
swinging il promiscuously, Mic Iael
was Standing in the door. Suddenly
the pistol was fired and Micheal dropped.
Men rushed to him and LACED him on i
bed where he sh rtly expired, the bail hay
ing entered lis eve and gone through bis
brain. Glover sprang out o.s and was
last seen going thorugh Camden county in
the direction Of Fllrida TIE cJroner's
invest CATION deyel ped that Glover ma
stated several TIMES that he would ye. meet
his man, but be alwsys seemed friendly to
word MicheaL a verdict Of murder was
rendered.
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ON THE DIAM IND.

Results of the Games Betwesn the
Country'5 Leading leans.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-B4,e oAI g4n.s
were played to-day with the following re-
At s. Louis
St Loas .......,q rs IS
Base hits; 81 Louis Il, n etc a; Errors:
MilliSan; NeyAiag aud Cross.
A Ia .sYLl9--
h h9in.Sa4s .4 p 9 O. . 5 5
Base dts Loui,y.l 10, Baltimore 10. Errors:
Louisville l. Btium - . Batteries: Ea!et
anu Cook Kiiroy and rate
At K Esas ii y
Banses City'........ III Q Q @ 3
base hts: Kqnsas CItt ;, Bro,klyn 10
Errors: Kansas City &, 3 ooSly 0 Batteries:
Porter and Donoahue, Loyett eni Visner.
G G2s@sa. .. ms / Il
Base aits: Cola nbus 70. Cincinnati s. Errors:
Colunbus ., Cincinnati 5; ,B4tter'es; Mays
and Q, ConnOr, Duryea and keenan,.
Al New y TT e1l nj 81
S S9s sS.4 "a 9 : : 9 } I ??-iis
New YORK Z, Chicago Y. BAIT ries: Hatfield
and Ewing, Gumoert and SO4nmers.
A Pnl'9 elpnla-
Philade phia ......I 0 0 0 0 O. .
Cleyelan ...........2 0 K ;
Hase ATS Pnila ielp a 5. Cievel lnls Error:
Philad lplis 4, Cl3ve ani l. Batteries: san
der, ami Clements, Beattn and Sutcl.fe.
AZ Va h ugtJn--
Washington =. 3 0 / . O. 6
Pittsblrg ...... 20 0 o 0 o o.
Base nits: Wqsiin .t1uS. Pittshurs s Errors:
WLshinStoa g, Pt.>6urg 4. iatteTies: Person
and MiciI, Dunung aud Carroll.
At Bo toni. e b, mia iia iap2lis game
was post a. uat IRAN.
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GAINESVILLE GIL >ANINqs.

commencement xsrclses at the
Seminary Given sword.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, May 23.-The com
nencement exercises OF the East Florida
seminary were held in the court room this
morning. The graduating class numbered
thirteen, two Of whom we're ladies, Miss
Mamie Sheldon aud Mrs. Tiglenau, whose
husband di Of yelloS fever last fall. Tue
exercises closed with an address by GOV.
Fleming, which delighted the large audi
ence.
The Gainesville Guards presented their
captain, !. E. WebsJe vita a sword la
light The presenratlol speech was ina ie
b, Prof. Thomas. Capt. Webster responded
IappilY.