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The morning news., 1889-05-21
WHERE rRR SWALLOWS FLY.
People Beginning to Think About tt
Summer Resorts.

People Beginning to Think About the
summer Resorts.
People are beginning TO turn their heads
toward the resorts. Those who are goin e
away for the samzsr are ooHsulting the
railread folders and hy-sheets, and are en-
deavoring to decide upoa the cgolsst, most
delightful and, at the sane time, the resort
that is most liksly to be popular. While
they like the climate and seek to fad the
most refreshing, it is nearly, il net qu te,
as important, to know who Will be 6aere.
Whether the best people will 81 amsr at tn at
resort, or whether tas largest crowd goes
there There ID pleasure ia beth, and every
body tries 10 0oIubins them.
The ticket ageatS are receiving any guam
tity OF Letters froza people cut of the city
relative to rates, aad tke Offices are be-
sisgsd with people Ia search Of Information
about bhe springs. May is taken UP gets z
the information, the ageats say, aad the
people begin TO movs toward tke middle Of
June. The ticket agents anticipate big
travel to the springs tAis season. The warm
weather has set in early aad there is no ia
dacation OF cooler weather. Already the
temperature has been higher tAaa ever
known before in Savannah this early in the
season, and some people are gong to leave
earlier in consequence Of it.
CElSA SIeIK AsraoAW OF tue CeaRal rail-
road passenger department, and Rate Clerk
AoFaddsn, Of tse Savannah, Fisrda and
Western railway passenger doparsEasRt, at
tended the rate meeting at Atlanta last
week and schedule Of rates was perfected
for Savannah, but il has net been published
yet. The rates are about the sa ae az they
were last season Though. Ticket Agents
Bsrdley and BrsH say that last season was q
heavy one, and there is every Indication
that this season will be as heavy, aad very
likely heavier.
Travelling Passenger Agent Be- Hunt of
the Pert Royal and Augusta reilroa1 spent
yestsrda here and he hooks for an immense
travel. He said that he has received any
number ct letters Of inqsiry about the
rou Sss. Ne dated two or three excursions
from Savannah to Augusta yesterday.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
ooLoRRD TROOPS PARADE.
A Big Turn Out in Honor of Fifteenth
AmGadn eEt Day

A Big Turn Out in Honor OF Fifteenth
Amsndm eat Day.
The colorsd troops parsded yesterday in
honor Of the adoption Of the Fifteenth
amendment There was a big turn out,
and the display was one Of the larsess that
the Georgia battalion has ever made. AT
the Tsvisw The park extension was crowded
The dust was in clouds, and set tied upon
the blue coated soldiers until their uni
ferms were gray. 1t WAS slahest impossible 10
to sss across tae parade ground fer : ~ thIck
dust, and people wsre nearly sua0eated
by it. II was almost o'clock whoa tlle re-
view was ever and the parade was dis
missed. The parade was exposed 10 be at
2 o'clock, but delay in the arrival OF the
Beaufort company, which was expected at
noon. caused a POstpeaemeEt, ana it was
o'clock when the march began.
The troops rsasezvsussd 1T South
Bread and Habensham ssrsetK
Tbs Allen brass kaad OF gsAufert, with
fourtssn pieces, headed the csAu an. TAe
brigade was uader command OF Lieut.. Cel.
JohR II. Deveaux, acsiag Srigadisr general,
vita staff officers, Lieut.. A. B0wens, adju-
tAnt; Lieut.. Titus Sanders, paymas5er;
Lieut.. Z. w. GrseA, commisSary. The fol
lowing companies we're Ia line:
Savannah LIgst Infantry, Capt. W. Fl.
Royal, 35 mea.
Beaufort Light Infantry, Capt Washing
ton. 80 men.
Chatham Light Infantry, Capt. J. C.
Max we'll, As men.
Georgia Light Infantry of Augusta, Capt.
T. G. Walker, A meR.
Cslquitt Blses, Capt. J. II. Carter, 3S
men.
Forest City Light Infantry, Lieut. E. A.
Williams, so men.
Union LincslA Guards, Capt. j. H. Ham
mond, 40 msn.
Lone Star Cadets. Capt. P. A. D. Lloyd,
2s men.
Dram corps.
Georgia infantry, Capt john Styles, 20
men.
Savannah Cadets, Capt. West, 25 men.
Savannah Zouaves, 3 boys.
Georgia artillery, Capt. j. c, Simmons,
two guns aad % msn.
Savannah Hussars, Capt. T. T. Jones, q
men.
The line of march was freun South Broad
street, the place Of assembling, to East
Broad street, tasa through BrSugatoA
Bull, Congress, Jefferson, Breughsoa nd
DraytoR to the park extension, whore, after
brisf rest, the dress parade ahd review
took place. The brigade thsa cAed to
the place OF assembling aEd was dismissed.
Owing 10 the latsNsss Of the parade. no
artillery salute was fired
The BsGufort Light Izfantry left at
o'clock on the steamer Gov. Stafford, and
the Georgia Ligat Istaatry OF Augusta was
entertained at the Chatham Lgat Infaatry
armory. Tao latter company will take its
guests on picnic to Montgomery b0-day.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
CITY mRVTTwS.

-
The Savannah hreneA Of the Order OF
Iron EAt VIII meet to-aight.
Judge & 8. Pistn&A Of Springfield is
vi itiAg his dsughheFs-Nrs. NeiallEger
Mrs. DAVIS and Mrs. Ramsey.
The Chatham AstuM Loan Association
will held its eighty gash monthly msstiAa
at ths secretary Skaee, tA the Whitfield
building, tonight.
Col Mike Brown Of Barn weA, accom-
palned by his wife aRd infGat dSughrsr, are
euartsYed st tho sove YEA house an their re-
turn from New York aGa will remain In
the city ERGl tomorrow.
The Georgia HussaEs have alznsst
completed tasir Pr earamne for the tin.
Foar entries Save Ssen msds la the horse
race, end thrss in the bicycle race. Several
more tries il easA will be made sefess b. .
programme is complete.
There were no fur shsr Developments yes
tsrday ia the Johnston FaAigaRt affair
Cooperation AttOrasy Adams has decided
thai Aldsrmaa Fslligaat's change against
Stable Superintendent Kid~sll oAaHet be
tried in tAs Mayors court. 1t is a natter
beyond his jurisdiction and is fer the state
courts to deal with.
| Since Dr. .. Wsichsslbaum has tales
ehsrgs of the Georgia IRirnaTy q tale
phone has bean placed in the suisSing, and
also in DR.. Welchss. bsum's etHos. Ths
arrangement is convenient The supsrla-
| tendent is placed in direct Communication
with the inhrmary, ans is able bS know just
what is going on there.
The walls of the independent Presh yte-
rian church will be taken Down to a lovsl
with the bottom OF the windows AsEFvsy
will then he made by chs architect ana tas
builders tS ascertain whether it will be
necessary to take the walls down % tha
ground. The impression is that the walls
will rot have to be taken down farther
.han the bottom Of the windows.
Mr. A. S. Cohen has let the contract for
building fac tnrss-story sters upon tAs
site of Stsrnberg's, on BrOuEAt toa street.
CoRRastor J. R, EasoA gos ne contract,
Rna the papers 7sre signed In Architect
Echbsrgs Office yesterday morziag. Work
will begin at oRcs, aad tAs store M to be
com pletsd by Sept l. The building will
be occupied by StsrnEsrgs jewslry estab-
lishmenk
The hrensn do not put the fire out of the
engines On returning fron firs now until
they reach frsmen's headquarters Before
Chief Lally, Of the FifSh Ratallion Of the
New York fire department. was here
short time ago the hrsmea snPtied their
furnaces and put the are out AZ oncs. This
change was msde at toe suggestion Of Chief
Lally, as fire might break cue before the
irsmsn got to their quarters.
Dan Johnson looloredl came over from
Beaufort nRht before last to put in few
hours before the parade yesterday, aAd he
headed at once for CaoPershop lane The
sharks took AHA in lew, and aftsr lsadiag
him to divers plAsss sessled hin down - a
square game Of ca ds. Fhs game ran along
for few miRutes wass s dispute arose and
vigorous quarrel eusued. A fight fol-
lowed and Johnson received a frishtful
wound in the neck. He sled freely, and was
removed to the Georgia IHarmary. Super
intendent Rsieasel baum dressed the
wound. He does act consider il dangerous
The morning news., 1889-05-21
SANITARY MATTERS,
Quarterly Meeting OF the Sanitary
Association Last Night.


Association Last Night.
The Citizens Sa itary Association held
its regular quarterly meeting last night,
with DR.. j, B. Read, president of shs asso-
citation; Drs. Num-, LsHardy and Stone,
and hessrs. John Sereven, H. Carsw,
Henry Blum, D. Douglass, D. J. Murphy.
John N. Kruger, q. N. West and others
present.
DR.. J. C. LeHsrdy, medical director of
the association, read very interesting
paper, giving history Of tAe ASSOCIATIONS,
the work it had accomplished aad outln-
ing its purposes. The paper was, on motion.
received and ordered to be published in
pamphlet form. The city council came in
for sharp criticism.
Mr.. G. N. West resigned as secretary of
the association in order to accsBt the posi-
tion Of Chairman sf the committee oa mem
bership which was unanimously tsndsrsd
him, and 10 which ne was elected, aAd Mr..
d. ]. Murphy was elected secretary to fill
the vacancy.
MessTs. l. NJ. Frank and n. ". Parks
were elected members Of the association.
DR.. Gserge H. Stone, by request, made a
very tersstizg explanation of the artesisn
system Of producing water, illustrating the
same by diagrams.
After this ths meeting transacted regular
routine business pertaining 70 ths associa-
ton and adjourned
The morning news., 1889-05-21
LOCAL PHR sONAL-


q. 8. Hart Of PxanAha is in town
II. w. Whalsy Of Jssup is iu to-
z. j. Reagan of MeDoasagh is in the
wmaan o. wadley of wadlsy is In the
ciR
Jean A. Williams of Atlanta Is in the
city.
7hszaAs Martin Of BuEton. 8. C., is in
town.
RAlph J. Patterson Of DsctortOwn is in
ths oitg.
CAsries M. shspard Of Charleston is Ia
the city.
R. F. Paul Bss., Of Darisn, was in the
city yesterday.
Capt. L. JoAnsen Of Waycross eamsup to
the eaSy last nisAt
Aiss Agnus Walssr Of Manchester, Va,
10 gusss Of the Pulaski.
n. T. @nish and wife, Of Plymouth, Fla.
are xues<s Of the Marshall.
Han. P. ". Msld,ia was yesbsrday out
draVsag ter the Rrst time since his sick-
mesa
A. NJ Haywood and family, and James
". CelAas Of Bruaswisk, are guests Of the
& H. DEyfuA yaes and oSid left fy
Graad aspids, &isA., yesterday to visit
hTA DTyfss' pare1tS
Mss. O. s Brswa aad fanity. Miss g.
steris and c. HhifeAsad Of Maress, Fla. +,
are szssses Of the Sorsvsa.
}. ID. Butler and Miss Josie Ssrate will
be married tonight At o'clock, at No. 24l
Montgomery street., the hens Of tho bride.
The maHy frisads of Esa ]. L. Warren
will be glad 10 Learn that he is much better,
and that tAsrs is q gsoa prospect of his
usssnase recovery.
!. N. Rossntsld let last night for Au-
gu'ta with the knights Of Pythias to attend
the drill. Ne is Representing the old Home
stead while in Augusta.
j. MsAros Tsy!er, Miss Olenderf, Miss
Eaten, and P. Ahlksy and wife, of New
York, who have keen spending the winter
in Fsrida, passed through last night, en-
route nsrth. They were guests Of the Pu-
laski
A delightful hep was given by the St.
Jehn's Rsctery Society to the participa aA Is
in ths recs t entertainment, "a Night in
Fairyland," at Catho ic Library hall last
night. Tae march began at $50 o'clock
and dancing was continued until o'clock.
Refreshments were served by the ladies of
the kectory Secretly.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
HURLED FROM \ rRnsrLE.

A Colored Woman Struck by a
Charleston and Savannah Train.
About 10 o'clock day before yesterday q
colorsd woman, whose name was unknowa,
was struck by the excursion train, which
left this city for Charleston, and was so
badly manglsd that death ensued within q
few minutes after she accident.
Mr.. J. H. Margraff Of this city, who was
on the train, saws that at the time of the
accident the woman was making her way
10 q pair of steps to leave a treStls upon
which she was walking. near Salkshatehis,
aud she evidently thought, as did tAs sngi-
neer OF the train, that she had ample time
to get out Of the trsiA's way, bat the train
did did not stop uatil it had struck
her aud she was thrown off, falling a
distance of Is feet or more. Hsr rigat arSn
was entirely tern OF and was in tss dress
sleeve by her side, and hsr right leg was
broken, the bone proTuding in a gsastly
way. There was hethiag on hsr person -
identify her by. A parse containing 81 40
was found in her pocket She was about
35 b. 40 years of age. The body was lert
where 10 was fou d aad at the next station
the conductor notified the agent of the
aseidS t, with view Of haviag sone one
lock after the renaius, but Mr.. Margraf
Informed the MORNING NRws that when
the trAia passed over the trsStle on the
return at o'clock in the sveaiaE the body
was st Il lying in the ditch with no one
about to look after II as far as he could see
The morning news., 1889-05-21
GIVEN A eoLD-HBADRO CANE.
DeKalo Ledge, I. o. Q. D., Surprises Its
Secretary, Capt. JOAN Rdlsy

DeKalo Ledge, I. o. Q. D., Surprises Its
Secretary, Capt. Jehn Mley.
Capt John Riley, for ths last fsur years
secretary Of DsKalb Lodge No. 8 Of Odd
Fellows, was overwhelmed last night by a
testimonial in the shape Of a handsome
ebony cane, win massive gold mounting,
tie gift Of his brethren in tie lodge room.
Tks matter had besa kept profound
secret frOn the rsciP4est Uatil shs past
grand, j. Q. WTshiagSon, walksd up to tAe
sscrstary's desk, and remarked that some
tiHe age a committss had bsep appointed
waioh had net yet besn called On fer its
report, and be was prepared 10 make that
report. Secretary Riley, IA a puzzled
way began b lo1k over his reports to see
what oemmiStes had besR deA4quent, when
Mr.. Withiagten, extending the cane to
kiR, il q brief speech racounting ths
appreciation Of the lodge Far the faithful
services of its secretary, who had filed
every ofiisial pOsition in ths lodge with
fidelity, prsSe ted aim the caae as a token
Of thS regard in which its recipient ia held.
The surprise was 80 great. and the mani
festation OF kindly feslbsg Sc pro aounced,
that il took the captain of his feet He
IA nagsd to stammsr out ais thARks in
voics husky with emodSn, &nd he said that
he hoped to be able to say something at
another time.
The cane is pretty 0Ge, and the iAscrip-
tion on the solid chased geld head is as fol-
lows: "DeKalb Ledge Ne 9, l. o. o. r. ,
to Secretary Joan Riley, May 20, 1889. :"
Capt. Riley IL ths well kaewn boarding
offi ,or of the United States custom office.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
THR PUBLIC BUILDING.
People Wondering when the Cover
msnt will Beg1n Work.

People Wondering when the Govern
msnt will Begin Work.
Over two moAths ago the excavation for
the foundation OF sOs public building was
completed. 1t was Thought that the delays
had ended aad that work would be sner-
gs'icaly pushed until the building would
be completed This plaza has aos been fol
lowed, no ever, and she delay still hangs
of q htds less thAa s1,50o, and if
it is left much longer to itself it
will be necessary 10 rs-sxeavass. The little
boys AID goats have fFolioAed and scamp
cred about in the great hsls uAtn it has
besz flied up to euEbe an exten4. Ths boys
don't know what the place is for er they
don't care, and few pSspls step to tall them,
escauss Hhey dear know WhSsksr the
proniss Of ths governSsat wia 20 fulfilled
or not. ks ViSiters - the city dariRg last
week and week before last paid sAas perEien
Of the city a vists. and ~kea tAey asked
what possessed the city to alfew tas pretty
site 10 be nArrsd tEa5 way. tasy were tsld
that the geveT Haaas had q ReGen at one
tlme 80 build there.
Architect Sea hwaab said yesterday that
BE is rs ignorant Of what caases the delay
asout matters aHpeFsa5 hing b the struct-
ure, but not the Ssst tirRs havp the authori-
sizes intimassd whea wsrk wa hsgin. He
said that the delay afser fsnshiax the ex-
aavation will rstara the progress Of the
werk to a great exteat He said that such
a quantity Of saAd sad FefaEs RoAtter has
been thrswn ints the eZFcav asAsa tket seras
time will be eeAsuHsd In rsxaoy4Ag it. He
will have an once Rsted up 0a the site
shortly and will be prsparsd 10 &c 10 work
in ease hs is srdsred 10 hsaia again. He
said that tks nssEt order VIZ be probably to
receive proposals. from csatraos0rs.
The morning news., 1889-05-21

The Gallaudst Property Sold for S16,-
OeO-A Y. Id. q. a. Deal.

The Gall@udst Property Sold for &c.,
oeo-A Y. Id. o. a. Deal.
The GAllaudet property at the northwest
oorEer Of Jones aAd Bull streets, occupied
by Drs A. q. Bouten, has bssa sold to Mr.
J. P. Williams for $4,000, and it will be
offered at that figure to ths Ysung Meas
Christian Association as a site for their pro-
posed new building. The property has a
frontage Of 90 feet en- Janes street and 100
feet on Bull street, extending back to Charl-
ton street lane Mr.. Williams, it
is undsrstSsd, is guaranteed against
strong effort will be made to secure the
property fer the christian association.
The Georgia Eussars wsrs anxious TO
secure il as q ibs for their new arm0ry, but
an option had bSsn given on the property
and il was takeR.
The improvements consist OF two resi-
doncss-a wooden residence on the corner
and a brick residence adjoining. II tae
christiaR asS0eisn.n succeeds in getting
the pr psrty n gymnasium will be built ora
tie rear part Of tse lot fronanG on Bull
street, aad tAe tive residences, watch cOn-
meet witA each other, will be used for tse
sssoeia tion purposes until a sufficient fuad
10 erect new bNAding has been raised
The surcA Aassrs win take possession Of the
property New. /.
The morning news., 1889-05-21

How Bob HUNT Euchsrsd the Centra
Railroad Main Stem Division.

How Bob Eunt Euchsrsd the Central
Railroad Main stem Division.
Itwas ths talk around the ticket Offices
yesterday how Bob Hunt, travelling passen-
ger agent Of the South Carolina division of
the Central railroad, beat the main division
out Of hauling the knights Of Pytbias to
Augusta last night 70 attend the drill. II
was slick plscs of work, and it cannot be
rubbed out. Over 100 knights OF Pythias
made application for excursion rabss
to Augusta some tins ago. Without q
guarantee OF n certain number Of pAsssn-
gers the Central raj road would net make
a. excursion TO Augusta. The Central rail
road IL some nearer than aay other route,
ana II Is said that whoa rates are tho Same
IL 10 the oaly way TO Augusta. Ia oonse-
quOnce, the company WAS not rs ready 20
ilaks tsrIas as IL pro ably would have been
had competing line with like advenbs .es
bsen pull z for ths passengers. During
800 angle, Bob X AIT conceived taS idea
OF "whs lpia uPo hs dvizsa. which would
nave received no bens6t had ths psrty goas
by tEs main line Of the Central I ~ days
sitter the corrssp ndence began between the
knights OF Pv las ald the CeH-
trsl railroad officials, Hun, slipped iato
hsvannah, asd after q shor cOafsraues
VITA the kaights OK Pvthaz, arranged a
scbsdnis over the Charleston sHd Savannah
rail Gay and bhe Port Royal aud Angus \
railrsAd 20 AuguitA at ereurs.sa ratAs
The sohsiuIe places tas party IN Au. ustS
thirty minutes earle than tA0 matn u .
would have dSns. Ths plsa tosk a. snee,
and the matte was clsssd before he sf
ten. IL 10 ssit that he main 10 mea
kicked vigSrouslJ but tae parent road
could nOt have ~ OWL Hay, HHd ID had 70
wear ths yoks. The party LEFT lat hight
via the new route.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
THE FOREST CIrYs' BIRTHDAY
Gun Club Men VIII Cslebrate Their
Anniversary in Style.

Gun Club Men viii Cslebrats Their
Anniversary in Style.
The seventh anniversary Of the Forest
City Gua Club will bs held at the clubs
grounds on Hutchinssn's Island. Juus 5.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed on the committee Of arrAngernents;
S. s. HcAlphin, IL B. Lencke, J. Reidsr-
man and J. Hern. Gun elubS from all over
the state, South Carolina, Florida and Ala
bama have been iavited aud a large rum
Der OF them have signiaed their Intention of
attending.
1t will be an all day shoot Handsone
prizes will be offered, ami the contests. the
members say, are going to be the most in
teresting OF the season. Considerably over
100 men will be pre- ent and take part. A
large number Of friends will accompany
them. and the day will be- a most enioya-
bic one. A visit to Tybee in the afternoon
and evening will probably be a part
OF the programme The committee
III charge Of the a RiVerAary is Interested
in making the affair pleasant, and II las
begun prepa ing for the csAtSst by arrang-
ing prizes, etc. and preparing the ground.
Chairman G.. S. McA pin Of the com m ttee
Is in receipt Of o number letters already
relative TO the contest. A regular pro-
Rramme 10 beng prepared.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
KNIGHTS on A PILGRIMAGE.


The Pythian GFsAA Ledge Of Georgia
to Meet ta AEsaste To-day.
To-day win be a gaia dag szasag tss
Knights of P PVtAias at Augusta. Tas aread
IeSrs Of the order meets sAsrs to-day IN
annual cenvosatlea, and the First Hazi-
rssn, Uniformed Rank viii assesasls there,
.ra q divlSisp priss driA win take paaos
this afternosA Tor shres prizes, $50, $50 AAd
S2e. ts be awarded according to tho re-
spsetivs proficiency Of the shres best diva
sions competing.
Tsa Charleston aad Savannah train,
which went cut lass Aigst, teak DuGusselin
Divsion Ne. l, eomn AAasd by CsPA W.
A. Walker, AHd rsoSSzfa Ne. 3, Capt JeAA
Juchtor SommsndaRg, to PaFeeiPats N sAs
prize arill. We ten dslega 10 the graad
lodge frsm the AUe lodges in this
city accompanied the divisions, and,
ia all, abens 100 K2ight'
composed the Savanna party. Col =.
Harmon, commanding the regiment. Wal-
iam AcHarris adjEbAEs, L. e. Barclay,
chaplain, weRe sz ths party.
There are nine d. ivisoas Ia the reAimeAt,
two from Savannah, twe frsm Alta aa, and
eae sash frsm Augusta, Brunswick. Macon,
Columbus aad Rsas.
The grand ledge VIII be IN ssssisn for
thPes days TAe ealy state eAosr in SA-
vanaah y MIR. James NASlsr, grand keeper
Of records and reals. who was in the party
thai wsAt cut last Aight.
Ths Augusta divisian will mest the visit
Tag knights at the deposa this morning,
ssd a recepaoR will bs VI ven at tie opera
house at $50 o'clock, where the visitors viii
be welcomed sy Hon. Joha q. Davidson on
behalf of ths city ei Augusta, and Hsn. w.
H. Fleming will make aa address sf wei
come en behalf Of the Augusta Knights.
Thsrs will bs grand bali be-aight- To-
morrow and nsxs day win be the working
days Of tks graad loAxs, to which the
regiment will nst stay ever.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
The Balloon Ascension.

Mr.. Fisk will make his grand balloon
ascension this afternoon from Concordia
park. The exhibition includes his erial
gymnastlc fsGts and his descent TO terra
frma by aid of bis pnracute. The exhibit
tion is free, Mr.. Fisk making it for the sole
purpose Of showing those who doubted his
intsntion to ascend from 1ybse that 1t was
no fault of his that he failed on that
occasion.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
IT PAYS
To Buy the Best.

While this is true about food, personal
apparel and the hundred and one other
thisgs that enter into our daily life, it is
prs-sminently true in the matter of invest
ments.
Ths rule to apply to real estate invest
menss IA To buy that which can be easiest
sold shsuld you ever wsAt to change your
investment. Buy where the greatest mum
bsr Of people is apt 90 want property. If
you put ysur msney IN property located in
an obscure street or blind alley, any price
you pay fer It will be dear. Stick to the
Zines Of improvements" if ysu expect your
purchases to preve profitable.
The morning news., 1889-05-21
steinwav & sons, aAnler 8 Bro.

DUOI4 " ny @ IOI4SI O"DANI % DIOI
Two Of the best IENewn pianos made in
this country. Yhs Stein0dy Pianos are ac-
knowle iged by the musical people every
where as the standard instruments of the
world. The GGbler d Bro. Pianos stand at
the kesd Of aA Se4tuu price instruments.
Great inlpr6seRlena have been added dur
ing she pass I've ysArt. StOi1ltc0y and
Gdbler are two havGsfto Instruments found
in dealers waseScpms si&s by SIDE. We ssh
on easy iastpltnsnts. Pianos talon in ex-
change Tunhla repairing and naovinG at
lswest TaseS SOveral good secondhand
pisass for sale low and on easy terms
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