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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13

The Young Mems Hebrew Associatio
to Give a Children's Ball.


The Young Mems Hebrew Association
viii celebrate the Jewish festival Chanuka
Wednesday afternoon, by a ball for the
children. The association is making ex-
tensive preparation for the occasion, and it
is likely to eclipse anything of the season in
children's parties. A committee of young
ladies has been appointed to assist the regu-
lar committee in the afternoon ball. The
hall will be decorated prettily. In the
evening the association will give its regular
monthly ball.
The associations growth Is rapid Its
membership is now nearly $50, with over a
dozen applicants for the next meeting. The
rest of the gymnasium apparatus has been
received. aud is in position.
The election of officers takes place in
January. 1t is probable that good many
Of the young men will be elected to the
high positions in the association.
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Hebrew Benevolent Society.

At the annual meeting of the Hebrew Be-
nevoIent Association, held Wednesday night,
the following officers were elected for the
following year:
President. Kohn.
Vice Presidents. Herman.
Treas lrer-A. Vetsburg.
Secretary-Emile Newman.
Trustees-S. Meinhart, S. Hexter and
Josenh M Solomon.
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Maximum temperature. SO; minimum tenn
perature. &C.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time) was
IA feet-a fall of Oh feet during the past
twenty -four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations Tor the MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. Dec. H. 7:e6 P. NJ. city time.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ONLY CHANCE to hear the BOSTON SYM
~ PHONY CONCERT this season, tonight.
Secure seats.
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NOW IS The CHANCE TO BUY
A XMAS PRESENT.
Contents of NOah'S Ark
FOR SALE.
D. LaROChe & Son, AuctioneerS.

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All the goods in store known as the NoAH's
ARK, ON Duffy street, second door east Of
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These goods have recently been purchased
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general merchandise Of every description. VIII
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up premises, and not wishing to remove goods
10 new store.
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NERMICELLI and Macaroni, fresh and
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Chattanooga Atlanta q.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June T.-Chatta-
nooga won from Atlanta today with ease,
Jones filed the box for the locals, and was
in great form for pitching great game.
The locals played with a single error, and
that one was without loss, and Atlanta
had 10 knock out their men, which they
did in the sixth and eighth. In the sixth
three singles nelted two runs, and in the
eighth asingle by Craig and three-bagger
by Sterling gave the visitors their three,
and they could get no more. The At
lantns failed 10 get a man 10 second until
the sixth inning. and II was not until the
fourth that they reached iirst In the
fourth Atlanta got ratified, Chattanooga
making six runs on ionr hits, base ON
balls and three errors. Lite played short
stop for the visitors, and did well for his
first attempt, making one error. The
locals are beingshandsomely supported. A
large crowd was in attendance. The park
was very lively. having been rolled and
packed thoroughly yesterday, and balls
went hard aud fast, giving additional in
tercst to the game.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Judge DuBose was i'll yesterday and
nothing was done in the Criminal Court.
A social inspection" OF st. Joscph's
Hospital, at No. p johnson avenue, will
be held today FROM II o'clock am.
The officers and attaches OF the general
offices Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
Railroad will picnic today at Lakcview.
ID. c. BRADY, Southern passenger agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee Il 81. Paul,
with headquarters at Louisville, KY, is in
the city.
The Chickasaw Guards will drill in their
new fatigue uniforms this afternoon, at
o'clock, on the drill grounds, corner Jeller
son and Fourth streets.
A number OF society people went over
to West Side Pavilion Park last evening
on the steamer G. II. Bryan. II was q
dance affair, and rs such most delightful,
The graduating class at the Clara Con-
way Institute was charmingly entertained
last night by Miss Mildred o. Mathcs, at
her homo ON Cynthia Place. Dancing
was the order of the evening.
The case OF Dolly Mckee, charged with
forging an order on Billy Shea for $500,
was tried yesterday afternoon 10y Justice
Powell on reference from the Police Court.
The prisoner was discharged from custody.
All the Autographs, large posters and
other advertising matter for the great
music festival. expressed TO Prof. Levy,
local manager, by Mr.. Charles T.. Locke,
~ soon rs the contract was closed, is tied
up ON the road by the Johnstown disaster.
Prof Levy IL making the most Of the iacil-
tiles at hand, however, aud will mako the
festival one of the greatest events Mem.
phis has ever enjoyed.
Tho Board OF Directors OF the Womon's
Christian Association arc requested u
meet at No. ~ Union street, this (Satur.
day. at I o'clock p. m. The following
ladies' constitute tho board, aud arc ur-
gently requested to be present: Mcsdamcs
s T.. Watson, Loula Scarborough, u. +,
Halter, l.. u. Mcllcnry, 4. u. Armour,
George Markham, ]. c. Johnson, J. H.
Emery, Jos. Bruce, ST., L. T.. Aston, A.
Campbell, L. NJ. Stanley, I. J. Barchus
G. w. Fisher, Smithwick, II. G.. Miller
NJ. T.. Wormlcy, J.. w. Brown, 5. ",
Hampton, Robert Mclean.
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commsnIs OF InnIl.h raper..

LONDON, June THE Tina, comment
ing on the Johnslown disaster, aud the fire
ut Seattle, says; While We may DO thank.
iul for immunity from these occasional
penalties Of material greatness, We cannot
forget, aud Il Is satisfying TO see that our
countrymcn have not forgotten that tho
Americans are our brethren In souow and
suacrings which make the whole world
akin, aud are entitled 10 special aud active
sympathy ffom ourselves.
The Chronicle says. Tho Johnsiown aud
Seattle disasters would appear toshow that
the rapidity with which our American
cousins manage engineering aud building
operations u not always conducive 10 the
safety Of life and property, when the Gle.
mems attack thom violently.
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THE DIAMOND.
Mobile Defeat. memphis.


Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
MOBILE, Ala, June THE first OF the
series Of games between Mobile and Mem
phis was played this afternoon in the
presence Of between 800 and 400 specta-
tors. The game was the closest and most
exciting yet played on the home grounds,
and resulted in the defeat OF Memphis
and the first victory for the League babies.
The visitors outbatted and outtielded the
home team, who won the game in the
sixth, seventh and ninth innings by hard
and timely hitting. Kings work at short,
Touhey's catching and McBride's work at
the bat were the features. Mccullough
pitched a good game for the locals, aud
had he received proper support Memphis
run column would have been much less.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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so.th.r. ayaaas,e. az Annapolis.

ASNAroLis, Md, June The follow
ing is list Of the Southern aud Western
men Of the graduating class, Naval Acad-
envy, according 10 general merit
Richard T.. Ilobson, Alabama; q. H..
Rock, Michigan; Arthur u. lloif. at large;
Nathan q. Twining, Wisconsin; Benz. n.
Hutchinson, Missouri, Lewis 4. Lucas,
Ohio; George w. Daniorth, Missouri; T..
T.. Magrnder, Mississippi, Edward H.
Iowndes, Michigan; Louis r. DcStoignor,
Ohio; Feorgc n Bradshaw, Texas. Louis
A. Kaiser, Illinois; CIelaud n. Ollley, In
diana; G. q. Cole, Illinois; George g.
Mitchell, Indiana, Ben IT, Fuller, Mich.
gan: Robert u. Carney. Wisconsin; Robert
Mem. Dution, California; VIM. X. llar-
rison, Texas, George W. Kirk, Missouri;
Julius Prochazka, Wisconsin, Ernest IL.
Anderson, Kentucky.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The people Of Memphis will soon be
again indebted 10 the enterprise Of Mr.
Emile Levy for n rare musical treat Tho
program will be found In our adyortis-
ing columns aud brisiles with attractive
features. Miss Emma Juch, who made
such a fine impression at the first concert
given here In February last by the Wag-
ner Club, will rcappear, TO the great do
light Of those who value a fino voice and
perfect method. Mime. Tcrcse Herbert.
Forester, late Of the Metropolitan Opera
house, New York. Madame Forester was
born la Vienna aud was pupil oi the
celebrated Dustman. She has played at
Koenigsbcrg, Stuttgart, Dresden, Frank.
fort and Mannheim, aud everywhere her
singing elected favorable comment from
press aud public.
Mis- Helene Won Doenhon h another
musical star Of magnitude who will APP
pear She Is q primn donna cOntalto aud
Il oi Hungarian birth, hut came 10 this
country VI an early ago and graduated nj
the Cincinnati College OF Music. She
achieved brilliant success with the Met
rop0litan Opera Company, aud In her re-
cent concert tour with Miss Juch has been
everywhere received with favor.
Sign0r Jules Pcrplti, a famous first tenor
OF European fcn0wn, h also included IN
the liE OF artists booked 10 appear here.
lie u described ~ being the best tenor
who has sung IN this country since the
DAYS oi Wachtcl. During recent season
oi German opera at tho Metropolitan
Opcm.llouso, New York City, ho was
seven times recalled. llis Memphis debut
will doubtless be awaited with interest In
musical circles.
Next In order Of prominence Is the plan
isi, Miss Adele Aus Der Ohc. q pupil Of
/ Ii.zt aud Won Bulow, IT whom the New
York 1ribims says ''she Is rarity among
/ women players not less In respect VI depth
aud seriousness 0i musical feeling than IN
finger aud arm power" In addition 10
these arc signof Giuseppe Campanari, an
/ eminent Italian baritone, MI. Max Ben
| dix. solo violin ~ Of thc Theodore Thomas
orchestra. Mr.. Victor Herbert, cello soloisl
OF tho Theodore Thomas orchestra, aud an
orchestra composed OF forty eminent must
clans selected from the symphony orches-
tras Of New York and Boston, under The
direction Of Mr. Carl Zcfmhn. Alto.
gcthcr the program pfnplus 90 elipss
ANYTHING la the music Hoe over wit
messed Ia Memphis.
summer opers reasy and Tomorrow.
A good audience assembled at jackson
Mound Park last night 10 witness the
Mikado. and the company scored another
decided biz with music lovers
At the mtlincc this afternoon, tor ladies'
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and children, Mikado will be the attrac-
ton. Admission % cents.
On tomorrow night the ever-welcomo
Pinafore will be the attraction.
The DeShon company has quite an ex-
tensive repertoir, and the cool evenings ut
the Mound will doubtless insure large
audiences at this popular place of resort
during the remainder of the opera season.
The high excellence of the company is
already recognized by amusement lovers,
and they certainly deserve patronage.
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Summary; Earned runs-Nemphis l.
Two-base hits-Smith. Three-base hits
Kelly, Smith. First base on balls-By
Boone 3, by Mccullough 2. Struck
out--By Boone 3, Mccullough .. Left on
bases Memphis z. Mobile 10. Stolen
bases-Mobile 8, Memphis 2. Hit by
pitchcr-McCullough l, Bauswine l..
Sacrifice hits-Mobile /, Memphis 2.
Wild pitches /. Time OF game
Two hours. Umpire-Ilurst.
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A cosn,.yf.,,., Aryc.,ea.

special Dlstaich 70 Ihe Appeal
.LrrLE Rock, Ark. juno 7-Marshal
Faulkenbuy returned today from Cli y
County, having In charge W. u. Moore, a
young lawyer, whom he arrested at Green
way, charged With passing counterfeit
money. An examination Of the pfisont T
was had, but he was frlta-, Il. the ew.
Deuce OF four witnesses not bring sufii-
cient 10 held him
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ArLASrA

ummary-Earned ns-Chatlanooga
O, Atlanta 2. Two base hiis-McCoy /,
Murray /, Sterling !. Three base hits
Sterling /. Stolen bases-McCOy. Mills,
IIoialing !. Murry ], Ford /, spcer !,
Jones 1, Honeman /. Fender /. Sacrifice
hiis-Kingslcy |. Struck ou,-By Jones
II, Kingsley 3 Base on balls-by Jones
!, Kingsley 3. Wild pitches Kingsley !.
Passed balls-llotaling. Time-l:l0. I'm
pirc-llofiord. Scorcr-Cale.
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must send notice to A. II. Frank, who has
charge OF the details. The following clubs
will doubtless compete: The Crescent,
Chickasaw, Adams Street and Role.
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Iar,hauaLe Shocks.

PARIS. June IA violent shock OF
earthquake occurred today at Brcsi.
NV Bedroom, Mas, June IA dis
tine, shock Of earthquake WIS felt In this
city NJ 1875 o'clUck this forenoon, the
wave being - west to east Or a little
southeast
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Tho annual contest for the tennis racqet
Offered by Mr.. Mansiord will begin June
~. and y already eliciiing much interest
In tennis circles. Clubs desiring 10 enter
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EIoHr CASES. EIGHT oAsEsl

Containing over 10000, 10000 I'm.
ported Cigars
Have been received 10y us direct from
Havana, through the Mcmphis Custom.
House, during the past week; among
which arc Diligcncias, Henry Claws.
Flor de Samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We are the
only firm In Memphis who receive ire
quent shipments OF imported cigars and
our patrons aro therefore enabled to &c,
only fresh cigars from Ms.
!. SAMPSON & Co.
Tho Direct Importers Of Memphis
/. S.-Wo sell baseball tickets.
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BASEBALL ron ran SUFFERERS.
List Of Players who Have Volunteered
60 serye n Giood Cause.

A game Of baseball will take place today
at Citizens Park, for the benefit Of the
Johnsiown sufferers. The following will bo
IA. outf,atug taafnas
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rrnhnbIr MInnrr. Ioday

At JEROME PARK.
First Race -Tmmeuinf. ummefcy.
Fcrund Hacp -iurug King. Belinda
Third iinco- iiallftnn. brrk
Iourih liaCc@f oftog. NnfdudCf.
finh incc-t D. Reporter
hixth ilarr Maia. Guarantee.
Seventh Racc-sam Mod, Major Duin0
At NJ. LOUIS.
Tirt RACE Indian Princes Qucvr Tow
a..coud Rac.s-f hipkAsaw, ffncst RAJ.
1hlrl Hacc- \ ermcsc Nfdolin
fourth Hacu-Long fish, Callcnic.
/ lfth nacr=t lara 4. Nnllius Last
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New York 30 hours. Boston % hours. 10y
Memphis x Charleston Railroad, only.
Double daily Pullman Slccpgrs via Lynch
burg 10 Washington. farlor cars and
slccpcis beyond.
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naIIcs.

When out shopping don't forget 10 call at
Floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their de-
lirioug Ice cream.
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RnrInr az Earning Park.

JTRouE PARK, n. Y, June This was
perfect racing day. The weather was
delightful and the track in splendid con-
dition.
Firs, Fiyc.eighihs Of mile.
Starters Civil Service. Paradox, Maxi
mus, Mucilagc, Kempland. Lalapa. Phoebe,
Leda Mucilage won In l;O9, Maximus
second, Kempland third.
Second Race -AIilc and an eighth. Start
orr Fircnzi, Raccland. Raceland won In
1864.
Third Race Thrcc.iourlhs Of a mile.
Starters Rusilcr, Umpire, Mclaughlin,
Crusader, Zen Harrison, Ten Brock, Ano-
maly. Bob Furcy. Roma, lIarbor Light,
Rustic, Vivid. Umpire won in l:lSi, An
omaly second, Ten Brock third.
Fourth llace-One mile and an eighth.
Starters Diablo, lonely. Iephyrus. Ly-
sander. Daylight and Village Maid. Ie-
phyrus won IN 200, Diablo second, Lonely
third.
Fifth Race, 800 yards. Starters Brown
Charlie, pcnimmons, Ovid, Little Minnie
and Ocean. Brown Charlie won In l.2J,
Ovid second. Ocean third.
sixth Racc-One mile. Hue Rock,
Glory second.
Entries for tomorrow'a races
IIfst Hare Three iuuuhs If milo. Tnuncnior
~, Gnmcrcy TO- hl lci,ner TO- John Atwood
lld Me- rclhhm TO- fnllty i1i
Second iiarc-Miie and sixteenth Bohemian
100 Volunteer lnn, kina luib ~. fuuk Mani iu+.
lallslon iiA liuiamg 20. i,hclon lui, llisfoy
no FORREST KIM iui, Belinda 40. nnnucmartC
To-, Now ~ Never TO- kurus ~, olcan no
1hiri nacc-iouucpn hundred yards iafy
pulsliof o. Eouin nlly o. Hot tc1tCh ~. Malachi
w. urn der iOa brimsiifk a.. bt.lslnn ~, BECK
iui Bohemian 10. VIA James iut
Fourth hacc-Milc aud quarter fliE James
ia Kern n. Namudcf 10 Charlie DoruK iui Cor
Tea int. ABB
Finh Iare-Iay y Dee ios. Volunteer 100, Re
porter iui. Ben Hauiauu 20, king taT va
sixth l,nrc=Ihfge iuufihs If mlc. sclllnF
Rowland iia. Ciuumui lf luoJ II no., Llulc MIN
ME 100 fiut Attempt 90. Nclnfgr ~ Louis q
no. Grn1dicf go euamutcs inA, Maria i.A lhlcl
man iul gruuanlc ini. Icuslun ilN VENDETTA ~
seventh nnroaMlio and ~ eighth. htntfth IL
Fam Wood ~. Nal nomo ~
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The opposing icalns


Boston o. New York 4.
Athletics o. Louisville Z.
All the other games were postponed.
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To wn.,,,s,on m "A ,,onrs.

Jackson MouND Sunday Concert 10
cents. Pinaiorc Sunday night 90 cents.
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IoDan NOricI-.

OHM ROYAL AHCH CHAPTER. 40 - a
L a. A. M.=1he unlccn aud muinhcfs w
will work IN the drHrrcs tonight tsAtlN"
DAY, June at q O'Clock Na.lug COMPANIONS
Materially aud cordially Invited
~ 0rlof Of MAtiCus tONfs. ME mr.
Attest Dopar g. fnAnth scrfuiarv
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A good audience assembled at Jackson
Mound Park last night ~ witness the
Mikaio, and the company scored another
decided biz with music lovers
AT the mtlincc this afternoon, Tor ladies'
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daily, except Sunday, and O:6S and lf9O p. M,
Wsshlngton Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily.
! El!ss$aTEE f1cunlon Train, i1,SOp, M, Sun.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
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Tuesday. July l6, 1850,

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the glands, causing swellings or tumors;
the bones, causing "fever-sores," "white
swellings' or "hip.ioint dlsease;' or the
tissues OF the lungs, causing pulmonary
consumption. No matter in which one
OF It's myriad forms 1t crops out, or man.
ifests itself, Golden Medical Discovery"
will euro 1t II used ~perserveringly and
In time.