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Address RegistercdLetters con.
taining Currency to
new ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La,

+ REMEMBER That the only genuine Lou
isiana State Lottery Tickets issued nnder the
State Charter, are recognized by the highest
courts. sre inyaribly signed by M. A. DAU-
PnIN, President. Endorsed by GENERALS
BEAUREGARD and EARLY, Supervisors Of the
Drawings, and guaranteed by National Banks
Of New Orleans, as to the payment Of its
riizes NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE.
All so-caled Supplements" "Original
Little Louisiana or other limitations with un>
lawful use of the Louisiana State Lottery
ComPany's name. by persons unknown, UNI
der assumed or fictitious names, are attempts
to deceive the public BY false pretenses, Of
fering no guarantee whatsoever.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is
the Price Of the smallest part or fraction Of a
ticket issued in any drawing. Anything in
our name offered at less price. is either a
counterfeit or a swindie.
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f1l3';}3l|(3|

After ten years exclusive sale. can now Be
obtained of eli Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines. It CURES-take notice-not simply helps
but CURES LIVER COMPLxINTe
B1li0usness and DyspepeiA.
IL strictly vegetable preparation and will
CURE NALAIiA, and all MAMMAL troubles.
Dr.. 8. II. Wise, of Boston, Ky; says
"Have prscticed medicine Is years. and nndno
equal to HKRBrNE as Liver Regulator" Z
DR.. w. A. Baker, Of Madison, Fla, says
"a bottle Of HERBINE is worth more than
$500 worth Of Quinine in any family''
Acting on the Liver In . different way from
any other medicine; It is a positive cure for
Chronic Constipation; and Is cheaper than Pills.
It's peculiar composition IL such, that we
guarantee to cure any case Of Chills and Fever
OF Bilious Fever with one bottle.
II costs but Is cents and each bottle con-
tains over 40 average doses, making the cost
lees than two cents q dose. Would you ask
for cheaper medicine II IL not . cure-all But
win cure any Liver, Bilious or Mala.
rial Complaint. Manufactured BY a
The Horbd1ae Co.,
lsucceesors to VIM. Concell.) %. Louis, MO.
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All non-residents owning land in Richlasd
should immedistely correspond with the Sec.
rotary ofthe Immigration association of Rich.
'and parish. State number acres for sale,
price, and time Of payments, &c. Also send
IN contributions in money, for the purpose
OF pay ing Tor advertising your lands and fur,
n'shing papers TO those who are inclined to
seek homes in our parish.
Address WILEY P. MANGHAM,
+" Rayville, La.
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District Courts.

NsFirH District -Caddo. Judges: S L:'Tay,
Tor, A W o Hicks, Shreveport; Attorney: ]
Henry Shepherd. Shreveport.
Second D,strict-Bossier. Webster AMI Ri.
enville. Judge J L Boone, Sparta; Attorney:
A W Lowry, Bellevue.
Third Observation-Disclosures Union and Lin
coin. Judge: Allen BarkstiaIe, Rusion; At,
to,ney: E McCl.ndon, Homer.
Fourth Dis,rict--Jackson, Wynn and Cald.
we'll. Judge: RID B,id.cs, Columbia; At,
sorney: R + Milling. Winfield
Fifth Disisict-Ouachita. Judge. r w
Richardson, Monroe; Attorney: F G Hudson
Monroe.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Judge: s 7
Rsird, 6ssstop; Attorney: J 2 Madison.-
Seventh Diarict-Cstahoula and FransDin.
sudges CarsyJ Ellis, Winnsiorough; A,tor.
pcy: L A Thompson, winnstr rough.
Eighth Decentralization and Eas, CarroA.
Jadee F 2 MONTGOMERY, Lake Providence;
Attorney, Jos E Ranieli Lake Providence.
Ninth District-Concorlia and Tensas.
yn'lge. 5 Chas Young. St Joseph; Attorney,
Gins s Dixie, visislia.
Tenth Disric,-De Soto and Red River,
J'dge; wPHail, Mansfield; Attorney, . c
paxh. Cousnasm.
Eleventh District and Sa.
bine. Judge, Dttid Piersos., Nachi,oche.;
Attorney, D c Scarborough, Na.chisoches.
Twelfth Dissrct-Rapides, Gran, and
4 soyelies. Judge, W. 2 BIsckman, Alex.
sadris; A Y Coco, MssksviiIe; Attorney Jas
Andrews, AIsxsnesia.
TLirsensh Dissrics-Acsdia and ST Landry.
Judge. Z 7 lie wis, Opelousas; Attorney, sno
n Oxden, OpeIousss
Fourteenth Diasics-vernor, Calcasieu and
Cameon. Judge. D Read, Lake Charles;
A.sosasy. sossph Gibbs, Like Charles
fiReentA Dissrict-Po;nse Coapee ani
west Felicians. Jmdse k.,bt Semple, Bsyoa
Sars; Attorney, Joseph L Golsan. Bsyon Sara.
Sixteenth Dssisics-East Teiiciana end 81
Helena. sa.lse,- 2 u Bsme. Clinton; At
sorney, John n Stone. Cltnsna.
Sesensseush District--East Ration Rouge.
Judge, SEQ ~ Bscknes. Baton Reuge;- Al.
serney, q n Shsrbsrne. Baton Rouge.
Eirhtsenlh 'Diitsiss- rangipahoa, Living
s,os,e. 81 rsmmany end Washington. suige,
) " Thompssa. covisesor; Attorney. Boii>
vsrd EaeaSao. sARhs CRY.
Nineseeust Dn1 81 MAyy and Tesrs-
l,opns. s&d1gk1 i Allsa. Frasilin; Amor
pey, Wais>s = nn 5lsams.
TweoI16 1lnnI1s -Lsnsseks AMI Az
Iaupsl16, - Tay,ns osesds, Thibo~
,sux} 1o1o - Uapolronviii<; Aisor:ey:
Il <h1ID 1kn1osx,
Tx<6 ~ nisNirs--Es Ma5in and Iberia
a!5ss5 sn1nn - Hsgliassille, A'c.oer
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TBS Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Terer. Chapped Hands, Chilblain,,
Corns, snd all Skin Erupnons, and positively
cures Plies, or no pay required. II is guaran,
Md 10 give psrfect satisfaction, or money re.
landed. Price rs ceats per box. For sale
BY d.. J. s. Beazley. myla.sS>1v
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THE HIGHLAND BEACON
State Official Directory.
STATE CAPIrAL-BAroN ROUGE.
State Officers:

Governor-FRANCiS r. NICHOLS.
Lici''ensnt-G overnor-JAMES JEFFRlES
P.O. Boyce, La.
Secretary Of Sta,e--L r. MASON.
Auditor Pabl'c cconn to. Il. STEELE.
Stale Trcasnrer-WAL Il. ROGERS
o., New Orleans, La
Superintendent Of Public Educa,ion-JOS
BREAUX.
Register Land OHice-iOHN s LANIER.
Commissioner OF Agiicnliure-T. J BIRD
Sommissioner of Inmig ra,ior-POOLE, p
q. New Orleans, La.
Adjutant-G eneral-W. G. BURT.
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South, The Times Democrat
of New Orleans-Daily and
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circulation.
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Y hes the laryest circulation.


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COngrcsslllen.

First D,strict-Theodore S Wilkinson, of Or.
leans.
Second Distric'-Mat Lagan. of Orleans.
Third Di,irici-Edwarl J Cay, Piaqueninc.
PostofIice, lberviile Parish.
Fourth District-Newrop T. Blanchard. = q
Shreveport.
Fifth Dis,rct-C Newton. of Bas,,op.
Sixth Districts NJ Robertson, Baton Rouye
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Judges Supreme Court.:

(Postdtice Address: New OrIeans)
Chief Justice, Edward Bermudez Associ.
~'es-F. 2. Poche, Chas. f. rerne,, S. ID.
McEnery and L. B. Watkins.
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IMPORTANT,

Money Orders issued by all Express com
panies or New York Exchange. Address
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New Orleans, La.
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United States Senators.

Randall l.. Gibson. Orleans; James D. Eusiis,
Orleans.
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Courts Of Appeal.'

First Circmt-Caddo, Bossier, Webster,
b'enville, Claiborne. Union. Lincoln, Jackson,
Caldwell winn, NalchiIoches, Sabine, De-
Soto aud Red River. Judges:
John { Moncnre ..............S Shreveport
r. oeofge..-... Minden
Second Cifcuit-Ouachita, Richland, Frank
I'm, Ca'ahou'a, Tensas, Madison, Concordia,
East Carroll, West Carroll and Morehouse.
Judges:
u"mov.- ..---..--....-....Mo Monroe
Il u M"n'gomeTy.- TalluIah
Third Circuit-Acadia, st. Landry, Avoy-
Giles. RsPiles, Grant, Vernon, Calcasieu,
Cameron, Vermi'ion. Lafayette, Iberia and
81. Martin. Judges:
John Ciegg- ....... Lafayette
Fourth Circu,i-East Baton Rouge, Yves,
Baton Rouge, Livingston. Tangipatoa, St.
Inmmany, Washington, 81. Helena, Yves,
Felic'ana, East Felicisna, Pointe Coupee and
iberviile. Judges:
Samuel J. Powell. .... Bavou sar.
mi''on a. S"r tiand .--:........G reensburg
Fifth Circuit-St. Mary, Terrebonne, As.
sumption, Lafourche, St. Char 60, jefferson,
NJ BERNARD, Plaquernincs, 81. John the Bap.
i,s', st. James. Ascension. Judges:
Henry y. Smith. franklin
Keno I. Besuregard. .........Nuw Orleans
Orleans Circuii-Jadges:
FRANK McI 'oi'e ....-......... New Orleans
n o. Aei'y........-......- New Orleans
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State Senators.

Names. Posroiiice.
AnRus,in, J Numa New Orleans
Avery, John VI Avery
Ainxcker, or Tanylpahoa
Behan, WmJ New Ofieans
Barrow, John Bayou Sara
Hoa'nes. John s Monroe
Goati'cr, j Tmyville
Gage, Thos A Houma
Cross. K A Baton Rouge
cordili, &C 81. Joseph
DugIan, II New Olleans
Dcmss, Henry Edgsrl,
i,"son, L L OpeIonsas
Dsv Wis. Ivy Monroe
Estopinsl. Albert ST. Bernard
Foster. Murphy Franklin
Goldlh " ate, Alfred New Orleans
1n'chard, + New Orleans
Hampton CP Ed.cr,y
Henry, Joseph Willow
lead. w w FdrmcrviIIe
Leven; A"gmste Bruly Landing
Lot, Hiram X Floyd
Montgomery, & w TalIulah
OSuI'ivan, T. A Thibodaux
Posey. Lloyd New Orleans
Prescott, Willis Washington
Provosiy 90 New Road
Phipps, Homer
Robson, Vim Robson
Soniat, Cias / New Orleans
Schem'k Chas H New Orleans
Si'nns. Richard Genital
Seip, Friedrich Alexandra
Smith, Fisher Many
Vance, Bellevue
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3,l44 Prizes, amounting to ,o 81, O54, 500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

g3' FoR CLUB RATES, or any further inform
alton desired, write legibIy to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State,
County, Street and Number. More rapid res
turn mail delivery will be assured by your en-
closing an Envelope bearing your full address.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
FUTURE oF TIE SOUTH.
Baron Erl niger Says it is Full o
Promise.

Baron Erlsnger says it is Fun Of
Promise.
CHICAGO. April 2G.--Baron Erlanger. of
Paris, whose large railway Investments in
this country were the found ition upon
which was built the Cincinnati Southern
and connecting lines, wa at the Palmer
house to-day. arriving from Cincinnati with
"a parry of railway 9TH Gals. In an inter-
view he said; Il have just completed ten
days trip over all tue s,utnern roads IN
which am Interested, having come
TO America expires ly for that purpose.
My visit TO Chicago Is made because | visa
70 see as much OF America as pos ,ible in my
limited stay. | shall leave in the morning
for Washington, aud | hope TO geO time for
Ii visit to Puilad :lohla. The south,n said
the baron. certainly has great future. |
realize what the war did, aud how
IT must have turuel every ten
dency toward development, but
when / saw the coal and iron fields Of
Northern Alabama, the timber and stone
supply, the agricultural resources and
quick enterprise that is at work with them,
| don't see how 1 could have other than
great confidence in any Investment there.
In railroad building l believe there has
been too much progrs in the northwest,
but not In the south, which is yet tempt
lng field
The morning news., 1889-04-27
UNDER WHIP AND SPUR.
A Fine Day, Fast Track and Large
Crowd at Memphis.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 26-The day was
clear and bright the attendance large and
the track fast. Following is a summary:
FIRST RAcE-Twoyesr-olds; FIVE furlongs.
Prince Fonso won, MISS Belle second and Lena
Ban third. Time 1:04@. The odds against
Prince FoRso vert 10 to /.
SECOND Race ling purse; all ages; seven
furlou 5 Bridgelight won, Mandolin second
and T Dm Nichols third, Time 1870.
THIRD RAcE-Chicasaw Club STAKES for 3-year-
olds and upward, $50 added; mile and six
teenth. Lottie Wall won. with Comedy s cond.
and Tudor third. Time 1850.
FOURTH RACs-Purse; handicap; all ages;
mile. Brown Princess won, With White Nose
second aud Artist third. Time 451a
FIFTH RACE-Purse for maiden Syear-olds;
three-quarters of mile. Ben Harrison won,
with The Dude second, aud May W. third,
Time1:1sA
PosTPoNEMENT AT IVY CITY.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-The wv City
races have been postpon until Monday,
because of the c)ndItiOn of the track from
the two days incessalt rain.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, April 26-The weather
was cold, the track spOtty, and the atteu-
da ce fair. The events were as follow:
FIRST -Two-year-o five furlongs.
ESJell won; Happiness second; AvOndale third
Tine 1:03l5.
SECOND RAcE-selling purse for 8-year-
olds and upwards; three-quarteTs of a mile.
Koko won. Adjutant and Vidette ran q dead
heat for second place. Time, 1:1714.
THIRD RACE-hlrse; one mile. Libretto won,
with Queen of Trumps second and Mcdowell
third Time :44l4.
FOURTH RACE-oelling purse; seven furlongs.
Brandolette aud Leiderkranz ran d dead he
for first place. Time 1:2J4 In the run-off
Brandoette won in l;2955,
SAYDOwN's FLYERS.
LONDON, April 26. This was the second
day of the SaGdown park second spring
meeting. The Wilton 2.year-olds race of
1000 sovereigns, selling allowances, five
furlongs straight, was won by Charlo5tes-
vile, with Cross Roads second and Q leen
Lilly third. There were twelve starters.
The last betting was % to l against
Charlottesville, 5 to l against Cross
Roads, nd % to l against Queen Lilly.
Devils Own was the tavorite il the betting
at odds Of to l against. Charlottesvi vile
won by a head. The Esher stakes lnid-
weight handicap of 25 sovereigns each,
500 added, one mile, was won by Ki lg-
fisher by half a length, with M1rglay sec md
and Padua third. There were nj le starters
The betting was Il to l against Ki lgtiSler,
9 to against Morglay and to l against
Padua.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

A MEMORIAL DAY SESSs BINDS N
= 80 .-LCtOg.

selfDefenss C1az med " sSs >1&ye--
Wsger n WnScs -cs-- Ws;c>s IS
Were the Sts&es Caused s>s Dispute
That nded IL she Fs-s- >scs
ATLANTA, Ga, Av-.l "A. 5 . o'c-'cN
this afternoon ]. {. F., il5 5 -2L sal p
gineer. was 81 = a2d killed by " i. Az
lock, a wely-Snowa vs.=r-asry surgeon
and horss-yrader, il 81 AlaoA-uA stresc
saloon. The TWO men bad beel drinking
together during sle day, AMI tnls usoTnl-S :
let their watches On some i1la- dispute.
This afternoon they met II {. T. Jolus2n :
bar and took drink. Be-dlag asked alc-
lock for watcl, and Nhitl3cS ref % 70
give it TO hin. sa iny that ne had Won T. \
war of words followed when, according to
Whitlock Beliiag drew knIie and rnslsd
at him, tnre teling 70 Sill HIN. W Nelt-
lock jerked out pistol and fired twice one
shot taking effect in Bsldlng'S S.omacn and
the second in the heart. Be.dIag died 10
few minutes. Upon HhitlocG'S inm sdi-
ate claim that he FIRE !. n Self-defeasa, te
body of Belding was examined and KNIFE
found IN one OF MS pockets, closed. WHIT
lock was arrested ald j4iled. The inquest
will be held tomorrow.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

In the House today resolutions were
al p-ei providing f'r a committee to in
vesti -ate the Pensacola & Atlantic railroad
gra Is
Among the bills introduced vas one to
prohibit ira sportauon companies from
doing bus Iess cu Sunday, and several
otuers Of minor imp rance.
A long ald So r. el debate occurred on the
Ssaa'e Oil p o-ldi z I ? county boards Of
health. The morning ses -ioI vas occup ed
mostly II dllatOry motions and fnouster-
ing.
At noon tie House adjourned till to.mor-
row.
Memoir al dav was ce ebratei by the
ladies' c Inteierate Memorial Association.
Mai. A. j. Russell delivered an ora ion, and
the ladies fu alsned d pro.usion Of flowers.
There as q large crowi at the cemetery.
The OLd Fellows leld an anniversary
meeting tonight Senator PGrknill was the
orator
The morning news., 1889-04-27
Uoncernlne Your Wants.

The zone ceut a worG' column Of the
MORNING NEWS places advertising within
the reach ut every ono who has anything TO
sell ~ wants anything. Advertising shows
thrift and enterprise, and fer the small sum
OF - cents you can demonstrate that you
are possessed of those very necessary redui.
sites TO success in life. The MORNING NEWS
circulates every where, reaches everybody,
is read 10y rich and poor alike, has thousands
OF readers who never look at any other
newspaper.
IL will print your advertisement if Il
words or less for 10 cents, and charge YOU
one cent for each added word There is no
trouble t. calculate what your advertise
meut will cost you. IL you have an adver-
tising account with the MORNING News.
you can telephone your advertisement. If
you do SO before 10 p. m. Business Office
telephone is 364.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
MACON PRESBYTERY.
Opening OF the Session at Americus-
Real Estates Boom.

Opening OF the Session at Americus-
Real Estates Boom.
AMERICUs, April 26.-The Macon Pres
bytery began their spring session in this
city Wednesday night Among the number
of ministers and elders in attendance, we
note the following: Rev. W. B. Jennings,
Rev William Mckay, Rev. Robert Adamf
and Hon. Clifford Anderson of Macon, Rev.
George T. Chandler of Juniper, Rev J. w.
Waddell of Cuthbert, and Rev. A. Kirk
land of Camilla.
Real estate in Americas continues to ad-
vance in value. A good many residences
are Being built but the supply is still far
short of the demand.
TIE people here are anxiously awaiting q
definite conclusion of the negoti atoms now
pending looking TO the early extension of
the Savannah, Americus and Montgomery
road to Savannah.
Route Agent Fem, who has been running
on the Savannah, Amerlcus and Mont
gomery al, has been removed. His place
is filled by negro by the name of Colem IN, ,
from Perry, vino makes his first run to-day.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
REFORM OF A REPORTER.
He VIII Make His Debut To Morrow
as an EVANGELIST.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 26.-Iti is an
nounced today that Henry d. Howren,
who has beel doing reporters work on most
of the city papers for the last four years,
but who has been compelled to change
papers owing to his addiction to drink, has
been converted. He ha' scared the use OF
the Grand Opera mouse for sunday next ard
will then and there make his debnt
as II evangelist. Howren IS a Floridlan
by birth, his lther beng one Of The Oldest
preachers IN the Netho list pers asiol in
that state, and IS a talented writer. He
has, however, been addicted to drink for
years, and has only ttely 20 ne out of the
hospital His proposed DEBUT has created
Sc sation in the co immunity. Howren once
worked on the SAVANNAH NORNING NEWS.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
COLUMBUS cHAPEERs.
A Significant Visit from Railroad Mer
A New Water WORKS.

A Significant Visit from Railroad Men
A New Water WORKS.
COLUMBUS, GA, April 26.-There were
some prominent railroad men II the city
to-day, and the object of their presence is
said to be to perfect arrangements for a
southern connection Of with the Columbus
Southern railroad. The gentle 1el are: Il.
r Duval, receiver of the Flcrida Railway
and \ vigation Company: j. W. Bushnell,
chief engineer Of the same company J. &.
Tucker, land agent Of the same company
W. B. Lowe Of Alta ia, Love Rierman OF
Baltimore, c. S. Davis Of Warm Springs.
The party breakfssted at the Ra king
house in company vita G. Gu by j rdan,
Mai W. S. Green and others and soon
after breakfast left on a special train on the
Bue a Vista ex .enslon, in Or1er to reach the
Columbus Southern camps. 1t IS under
stood that the Columbus Southern is now
to be hurriedly compl ted, and the visit
presumably has this object in view, in orier
that the Florida system may obtain quick
connection via Colu nbus with The west.
This is an important movement, and will
make the railroad Importance of Columbus
greater than ever.
NEW WATER WORKS.
1t is said that application will soon be
made for charter for the formation Of a
new water works company o lie located in
the annex. The people ii that section of
the city say tIey have waited as patiently
as possible for the Columbus company to
give them water, and as there seems to be
no immediate prospect of having their
Va isheS in thli matter gratitied, they propose
TO have works of their owl.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
A Strike at Leetonia.

PITTsBURG, PA, April ga Salem. o.
special says: "Informaton as recelved
from Leetonia to-day that owing t. the
strike both furnaces of the Grantom Iron
Compa nave been banked The trouble
originated with the metal carriers demand
ing more nay or assistance, Which was re-
fused. The employers then called on men
vIrlous departme t5 to take the places
of the strikers, but all refused and quiU
work. A large mum er of men are thrown
out of employ ment by the rIken
The morning news., 1889-04-27
A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH
The death of a partner, and the necessity for
closing the estate, puts upon the market
A splendid piece Of Real Estate and long
established business.
The property is three stories nigh with fine
cellar, on a lot 40x90 feet, aui is located upon
one OF the principal tloroughfares a large
and lucrative business has ba3n carried on by
the owners for over 70 .TY yl RS past, an the
opportunity to succeed to a business SO well os-
tablisuei is not often presented
The realty is as file a piece Of properly as can
De found in the city. It Is soilly built, hand
some exterior, and well adapted 10 either the
WHOLESALE O2 RETAIL TRADE
In Hardware, Groceries Dry Goods, Clothing.
or House Furnis ing business.
Savannah, with its teeming thousands,
splendid steamship ssrv.c,s. and railroad coa-
nections, with an almost certainty of two ad IL
tioral railroads d grand MOTEL, magnj6cenJly
paved bouievards, is every day aiga lcing to its
certain future; that of he PRfNcIPAL SOUTHERN
SEAPORT and popular winter resort.
Rea! EsLats in this Grald OIL Guy is paying,
and will continue - pay better tA2n any oraer
investment. For particulars apply to
NJ. ]. SOLONONS,
fE9 Bryan street. Savannah. Ga
The morning news., 1889-04-27
Peaches Falling.

GRANVILLE, Ga, April 26.-There are
rulnors that peaches are falling from the
trees. but many may fal and good crop
will still remain. The trees are loaded.
"Cotton chopping' has been begun. A
severe hail storm passed over portion OF
Heard county on Wednesday. An eye wit
ness reports large stones and heavy fall.
Fruit aud corn crops we're damaged con.
sf6erably. but the cotton was not advanced
sufficiently to be damaged
The morning news., 1889-04-27
v.oElnA,s LEGISLATURE.
$3.50 Scuss Adjourns Early on Ac-
cc&r- ot Memorial Day.

sscn Scuss Adjourns Early on Ac-
co@ns o. Memorial Day.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 26.-In the
Senate today President Wall again pre-
s-5sG A large number Of new bills we're
ll.roi 1ced. Ole was to provide an Immi-
s-a:soa fund, AID one IS TO regulate the sale
u ccnuerCiAl fertilizers.
TIE most important committee report
ws> that On the Jacksonville charter bill,
Without any recommendations. Senator
Va cay gave notice that he would maze
special report The bin was made the
special order or next Thursday.
lis friends claim that the committee will
report fayorably o. the Key West bill to-
morrow.
Tne Senate adjourned at II O'Clock in
honor of MemOriaL daY.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
A NEGRO HARD TO WHIP.

Patsy Cardiff Unable to Knock Out
the australian Champion.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.--A tight to
finish between Peter Jackson troloredD
holding the heavy weight championship OF
Australia AID OF the Pacific coast, and
Patsy Cardiff of Minneapolis, for a purse
Of SO 0OO aud the heavy weight champlo l-
ship, took place ia the rooms Of the Cali
fornia Athletic CLUB tonight Tue fight
lug was severe. Cardiff gave up in tho
tenth round. Jackson fought at2OJ pounds
aud Cardiff at 1873