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St 81 Workers trlke.

P1rrsBURG, PA, Sept. ia special
from b lair o, says: "a he EN- loves
of the Beare st ell Work, 40) in IL nber,
struck this eve ing bectu Of the ref sal
of tn ee bro hers named Dawa d son to j0in
the Amalga IA Ell Ass )ciatiol and the
maneg .m.n ;, retusal to dIscharge taem.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 19-Fire broke
out in the second story of the Kanses City
deSSi ating aud retiaing works at Kansa
City, Kan, this evening, ard spread with
great rapiditv. The loss is So, 900, and the
lsu nee $4,000. Two me4 wore injured
SarI uSiY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
A Lauy Paper tor sandersville.

SANDERsvILLE, GA, Sc t. 10 About
Sept p daily paper ca led The ublic
Spirit, VIII make its appea a ce here wIto
Charles c. Brow a ma ayi gel.tDr q
paper VIII be a SIX column folia, print q
SIX column of pres dis atches, market
rennrfs etc aAcl do
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Sept. 19.-The
Alachua county teac ers' stitute has b EN-
in session r the past two days. At the
clo,e Of the exerci es this afternoon the
teachers. through DE-. Prihgle, presented
Supt. Se ts with a han isone gold waite /
- a token Of their appreciation. Prof.
Guiilams of tn Fl rida normal school con-
dnctel Z @ insl tin q
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
G MI Y M MAHAR.
The Controversy lie ads to Fight on
heuben IN I'D.

ING controversy lie td5 TO right on
heuben IN Id.
ATLANTA GA, Sept. 10.-This morning
John L. Co ley fled a pc tito in the
superior COURT, asking h 4, Reuben Arnold,
a wel.-known lawyer and oace the green
back candi ate for c,ngress, he re moved
from the Atlal Blr Asso iatIon 70
deceit aud wihful misc)nduc IN Leading
Nike Maner a CO fedora e vetera IS badge
during the trial when ne tConla,)
was bling prosecuted by uaher,
and co C ed of d posing of nortgag II
pr perty. Co ley claims this was done to
deceive the jury as Mr.. Maher was not the
a member of the association. Mr.. Arnold
admits lending Mr., Maher the tad ge, but
saws he thought Mr. Maher was a veteran
d should stand on the same oting "a
Col. Conley. Judge ClarAe refused to grant
the petition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
Warner sked to Rec ,n sider.

DEER PARK, Nd, Sept. l9.-President
Ha rs n t entirely given Mai.
War er M. He as KEEL hi II to rec d.
slider h drcl alton, and it is statei fro n
tne white house C ttage th It Pre- i lent Har-
risoh himself d es II t know Tonight who
will be commisSio Ie of pensio S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
IN MEAIORIAAi.
N MEMORIAM
OF EVA ESGLERTH, WHO DIED IN MACON, GA.
SEPTEMBER 7TH. 1889.

OF EVA ENGLERTH, WHO DIED IN MACON, GA,
SEPTEMBER 7TH. 1889.
Suddenly, and almost without warning. was
this sweet AMI lovely girl taken from her family
and from tn friends TO W ON, in her short life
OF fourteen ass she had endeared herself by
all the traits that belong to a good and lovable
c aracter. How mucl we vi miss her bright
Presence and her kind, winning ways, yet we
must not wish her back. Surely God mas given
her the ''better part
Sic ived TO see only the bri hit, happy morn
ing of lie, AMI then, before the ''evIl days
came. he took her to q place where sorrow is
u1Gaown, and where the in aDitants never grow
old. May her va ishei ha ID draw US nearer
the throne. and may the voice that is stll''
WOO e sorrowing ones that ar, lett to heaven
We mourn, yet it is best for us and for her.
Christ has raised her ID His bosom
From this world. its SINS it's woes
And His loving arm arc n her
Gives her spirit sweet repose.''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

The undersigned will continue the business of
"The Famous" NeS York Clothing House at
the Old stand 1a4 Congress street. Thankin ,,
for past patronage, he respectfully icits
continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

UNCLE DAN RICE. the veteran Snowman and
negro minstrel employed the late Harry Genet
the FREUD o. Tive -. TO paddle peanuts in his
circus tent wuenIGenet was but q boy. lie
w0r ed $ a,on, and when Rice next met
him he was a mi lionaire
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
BURNING OF A GIN HOUSE.
Friction from the Machinery Started
the Blaze.

the Blaze.
ALBANY, GA, Sept. 19.-The gin house,
'ogether with several bales of cotton and
qla tity of cotton seed o DR.. C. P. H ,rt-
wells plantation, Ave miles from this city,
in West Dougherty coun y, was consu ed
by fire late yes erday eve ling. The fire
caught in the Ii It room fro n friction FROM
the gin, and in an Incredibly sho-t time The
building was envelopad in fl ,nes. The loss
is total there being no insura CO. The loss
is g timated a $1,000 This is the third gin
house Mr. Hartwell has lost bv fire.
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GIVEN AWAY

To introduce a stock powder: With CSC pack
ages, a curry comb; with SOC packages,
carriage whip and copy of Kendall's Doctor
Book, at HEIDT'S, Congress aud Whitaker.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the
~ pubic sc zoos with supplies DUR the
schoo year 1889 so, viii be rece. we'd by the
Committee on Supplies unhl Sept. 90 1899.
Supplies Of / Z following kind are required:
STAT Iners' supplies.
House Furnisner'S supplies
Coal
Wood.
Printing
Information in regard to quantity and quality
of supplies called for can be had 0 application
at the Office of the Board of Education, Clat-
ham Academy, Bull street, between tle hours
of ald 10 o'c.ocx A. ~, and OF and O'CLOCK,
p. n.
Supplies to be furnished from time to time,
on reQuisition as occasion may require.
Proposals TO be addressed to the Chairman OF
Com nittue on Supplies, No. 50 CASTOR
STREET.
The Committee reserves the right to reject
all bids JOHN f. T. TATTNALL,
Chairman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
Dropped De q.

GIBSON, GA. epE 19.-Mrs. Easos,, wife
Of Alfred Eas n, 3 prominent far er Of
Of this county, whil at'endi to her do
lnestic afaIrs YESTERDAY NOR lug. appa-
rently a. bright and cheerful as ever.
dropped dead.
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MARRIAGES.

-->>-->--~--@~~7~--
MAN-Marrie ]. o. 81 Sep
tember, by Rev. Henry KoIlock Rees, at TIE
residence of the briie's fat ler, RICHARD J.
DAvANT. Jr., AID VIRGINIA c., daughter OF R 10
ert II 70 tman-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

N0TI,E,

Neither the Master nor Consignees of the
British Steamship CAPULET, Ellis, Master,
will be responsible for any debts contract d
by the crew.
A MINIS e SONS. Consignaas
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DIssOLUTION.

The firm of HYMES BRO. & co. has been
dissolved by mutual consent DIR BENNETT
HlMEo assuming all Liabilities and Collecting
all bills due in Savannah.
JULIUS HYM@S,
IrlDOR HYAiES
BENNETT HYuES
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
SAVANNAH AND WESTERN,
SAVANNAH ACADEMY,
2tst Annual Session,

BULL STREET, MADISON SQUARE.
Savannah Academy will open It's 21st animal
session OCT / Thorough Instruction in elias
sizes and langua res. Careful training in the
preparatory department for an early business
education. For full particulars apply to
JOHN TAIIAFERRO. PrinciDaI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
GUARDS ARSENAL FUND.

The grand distribution Of cash prizes for the
benefit of the Guards Arsenal Fund will take
place at the Savannah Theater, on WEDNES-
DAY, NOV. 10, 1889, at O'Clock P NJ.
JOHN R DILLON,
chairman
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
II + n r Y b L Z !

ttStftIOl
ENRK BLUM
Offers the new 6 per cent. 80 year gold bonds
of the
SAVANNAH, AMERICUS AND MONTGOM-
cry RAILROAD
For sale at 95 per cent. and accrued interest
The above road is now operated from LON
VALE TO McRAE (on the East Tennes se e,
Virginia and Georgla)-135 miles-the grading
OF 40 miles ad litional 10 STERLING will be
finished in the course of 80 days. At Sterling
the road viii connect with tho
SAVANNAH AND WESTERN,
Now being CONSTRUCTED By tn Georgia Central
The earnings of the Savan lah, Americas and
Montgomery Railroad, with present ira &c
arrangements, viii be ample security for the
payment of interest on the bonds. The ri hit is
reserved to raise tue price of bonds without
notice The ABOVE bonds are recommended
for investment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements rlsertst paler "oDecut
No tces'' toiH be ctGr0ed 81 " Square eaca
insertion.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned a ganst PURCHASING
that tract of land in Chatham County Georgia,
Immediately south Of tne extended Ii nits OF
the city Of savanna known as the BRANCH
TR ACF, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more Or less, bounded on the north by
Estill Avenui, east by Waters Roa |, south by
lands of Barstow, and west by lands of Cen. 4.
L. Lawton, as l have made Il contract r the
purchase thereof, and intend TO apply to the
courts for a specific performance of the con
tract. j. II. ESTILIA
SAVANNAH Auo 90 1894
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
In the Senate.

The Senate spent The morning di cusSing
the G enn cou ty railr adj tax bill. The
minority report against the passage of the
bill has a stro G flowing. Chairman
Bartlett hi self opposed it, ard made a
strong speech to-day, in whicA he
took the position that railroad conpeti-
ton would lie impossi le under its
provisions. He tn INT the West P int
Terminal would gobble every road III the
state, never feeling the burden of the ne
tax on eccoun Of the exemption under
the II charter Of most of the lines comp IS
ing its system. The Sc ate adj Jur. ed
with Ut acting on e till.
The House has insisted or It's substitute
for the Hall res III 10 providi g for con
ference with the Westrn and Alta tic
LOSSES, which the Senate declined t. accept,
a commit ees of conference nave been
appointed.
The go ernor has signed the bill ratify-
irg the transfer by the municipal au.ho j.
ties OF Savan ah, IF Gig II feet on tie south
side cf President street to Andrew Haniev;
alsot bill naAii & the CO u e sation OF
ira ag rssn C erk> at electio - da =.
The governor day 60 nnutsd the SELL
tence of laleb Cuuni gha n, a 13-year-jld
negro boy, 81 up in 1897, for three years
for assault W tn in Q / to murder. lie has
concluded to parl ia Cadone, a burg ar,
from Glynn county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, VINO is called Lord
Randy, for short, is rounding mis- Iath year He
has been in parliament since 1S74-Uhe same
year that he married Mss Jerome, dau 5hter of
Leonard Jerome. of Ne YorG
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TO THE PUBLIC,

We withdrew from the fir n of II. Myers &
Bros. on June 1, last, to c1niuct The business of
orr deceased fatn as b ooM ma ldflcturerS
and Bark Commits i'm Mercuants il TIE city OF
Richmoad. Va Z q king the public for past
favors and soliciting the same for our new en-
terpIise, we are respect lily.
SIG. NJ GOODMAN,
MORTON a GOOD An
Goodman Bros
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MEETINGS.
ATTENTION, PALESTINE COMMAND.
cry no. z, At.

cry NO. z, 4. T.
Attend special meeting in your asylum
THIS EVENING at O'Clock. full attend
ance of the knights is desired
THO las BALLANTYNE, E. c.
JOHN F. LAFAR, Recorder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20

NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, Corn
~ WALTON Hudson. Col. c. j. WRIGHT
B. s, a. NJ, Supt.; b. F. HYATT, Comd't OF
Cadets.
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Stanton Male Academy,

STAUNTON, VIR INA
A Military Boarding School for Young Men
and Boys. Handsome Illustrated Catalogue
mailed on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Old HICKORY AND rHr CHILDREN
ram Nilr-Awahe.

From Ndr-Awahe.
.,,. WAY. Of General ia, k>or and his wife were
.,r,,rply those cf pea>IhHcs> AMI pedcc. and all
, lf,Iic folk received tnr ScnucSi o.! treatment To
i ',,,. tLr General Wa ga" aud pcFrmpiotV am"S
,,e, and Mr., Jackson Smnkci coh-iipc bnt what
ga ~ matter to the children. ~ ionE Nj. Jackson
A. wiling 10 - WrdS'd t'rcr IN rocking hair ard
"a t.rNr.,, would irl them fVnticr stories every
t..ni,. fn Nh. nrelicitf Nc Parton gives tlr sc-
nun, If traveller who arrived A. thr Hermitage one
4rt chilly FEBRUARY evening -
.anr ,ipuu General jackson sitting alone before
M, dle A lamb and chld beg HI knee. sci =
,rc he called a servant Ia remove tie two nnooent>
tn anoiler r,nu and ,a!d that The ch!h had cred be-
,,,. ilc lamb was IN TIE cola! anal 10 cd hih %
i'r,nr II in which he hdd done - plca-r the child
nc,,ler Of the family laid % mo lstey that There
Ncr. u,r,,ly ifiy cniidrcn. white aud black the
family ard about The nciehhorhO0d. named Andre"
r Rachel- and 10 each OF these the General gave a
III, or A remembrance IN some way. aid liked them
ali H. gave away dozens OF Bibles and silver cups
t. nane.skc> aud on one Of his trips from ihe iler'
n,ita la the CAPITAL he distributed $50 silver half
iollars % morhes a. they brought little "Andr vs.
ar "Rachcls~ to him along the route. To each iir
male a little speech. SAYING: The haidnllar VIII
rrvc The children to cut their teeth now blu. when
they arr Older tell them Il the eagle NJ thoir country
AID reach them love and protect Il -" IL Is. per
haps, not d fact that when children went Ia
The fterfntagr 10 VISIT. they werH often called An
drew and Rachel" although their names 81 home
were entirely different
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
FEATURES OF THE JUBILEE
GOVERNOR GREEN UNpIsrURBED.
snr LITTLE MrsusDfnsrNSplSc WIT" THE
CENrENNI>L CQyiNITTEE AAIcABry
S.rrIrp

s.TTLFD.
III. latest "misunders tandiue7 on Centennial mat
Car. one that threatened 10 cause serious trouble at
,h. h.sipnnc Of the celebration ha. been amicsbly
adjusted when II snged that Governor Green.
:, vcv Jersey should entertain President Harrison
and his party at breakfast after their arrival ~
rlzabe,h tomorrow morning. the Centennial Com
rttee Informed Governor that the President would
bc IN Elizabeth from early morning until about II
O'clock and req ted him to mako hl> arrangements
.ccoriinslv which he did. Some lime aficrwajd cN-
Congressman John Kesn told the Governor that he
,,drrs,ood that II wa The committees desire that the
President and party should depart for Elizabethport
trnn, the Governors hHu-r hour earlier than had
been arranged.
The Governor could not understand WHY the ar
rsncemcns changed. especially n the boat which
us> TO carry The President New-l ork
advertised 10 be Elizsbethpor at o'clock and he
though, that It would not he pleasant for the President
70 wait at the pier he asked Mr. kean To see the
committee and have matters explained. The Gov.
eynor heard nothirg further about the matter until
a latter Mr.. smms, Of Philadelphia,
t,o, ,tuyycsart Fish wa> shown 10 him. This
letter rad IN effect The Governor told Tribune
reporter Yesterday: "Cnlc>s Governor Green will
guarantee have the Presidential party depart from
his house al @ O'Clock Monday morning. We Cen
,cnn.sl celebration people VIII arrange ,ha, the Pres
dental train IS run slow that II viii not arrive
a. Elizabeth Wiil 10 O'Clock and Il w not stop there
tpt viii proceed direct To- Elzabcthport We do no,
eNI"ct 10 make thi> change IN any of oHr plans and
H. not 10. Governor Green Will probably yield
this th3 eat
Governor Green imnci elv informed the committee
nc willing TO accede - any reasonable request
change his plans. bat that he did nH make
any aiTangemcni> with any one who threatened him
Inc information was then conveyed {" the Governor
that the change Of plans had been male on account OF
ih~ Tide bcing hci, az O'Clock an! that a. the i'me
fri god iO3 tho President 20 embark thc wafer
~ush he low. Tho Governor lninriiafN a.
t~p'"d the cxvlanaion ard chang! hi> arrangements
accordingly. " II had told me AT first why they
wanted 10 CAaugr The arrangements. ne SAID,
would. az course have acccdcd iu her Wl'h ; Dut
90 nN' know What q VA all ahou, when iouhd
ct. ~" explanation vi pci"C'N ~hisfi tory ,"n
rriu- tho report tla g." committee had fhs'd 10
allow ~, Governor 10 Us" NJ private Yacht OF ~"
,riy from Ellyabcihpor 10 NcVNUk he "oVernor
laughed and said $3.50
more poWr- IN hni~ iha' frc law allowed H. tGt
tta, mater l. AL ,eti!"t rfv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

ncnt in various ways in Wa-hIncton's time, IN
GLIDING many of Franklin, JcN.!Son Hamilton.
LAFAYETTE Steuhrn. ko>cig>kO, Monroe, EouVer-
uenr Morris Robert Norris. Randolph. Narick
and Webb.
\ valuable and INTEREST ina exhibition oil news
la.pcr> and ma.dlin, pat lishcd during the Wash
mgton p~riod. loaned by the Frllowcrait Cmb,
consists OF journals from rm's' all OF the orignai
thirteen STATES. Ihrv are 1872 III nunbrr ana
cover the entire period. -
one exhibition OF >iNrrw3rc. 30? pieces III an.
j. interesting in the extreme, pats OF 1t showing
the capabl litic> of American artisans IN that az
lcc;iun one hundred years ago. But II j. also
interesting from associations. In one 81 III" Ir>t
cases i, 10 he seen the silver hich belonged 10
Chancellor Livingston. which dates from 80.
Near il is 4 bri/ier Of Washington. made IN Lon
ron IN $50. The BOndIhot silver NcrNlc" i ono
OF the most valuable in the collection. and VIII
hr used by President Harrison when IN Newly ork
4 silver mrS>-forll. used by Aaron Barr through
ont The Res olufon. i marl:c, No. -. LARGE
collection /, contributed by McS>rs. Howard "
Co. Visitors To the exhibition. who will increase
IN numbers during the coming week. VIII he
drawn toward this part of the collection without
doubt Finamcialv the exhibition has had al
ready n great success and b"forr the crowds nave
l"lt the city will have still greater one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
reprc1Ioy or GAME IN the ApiRoSplcKs.

J. Ne, LELAND The Troy I me'.
~ MANY have WIitien 90 Wdi' 0t inph wstiS,
Loot ;Had, ana o% elS nav 81 s,a to many
To- he oycnionc. But, A. have iNfu 80 ,,e' u'sr
Did Wunl- Tor ihllN- years, ~"Hd HE 10 say
u few wOId, fii,i about i"c WOODS a. iheS ,N,r
My hI4i zap through the WILDERNESS WaS' 'l,nh
Of London, E,.-laud, one 81 Queen N'ciora'' maid
i houor Nj Murray va, a'' ON pa"sI ~, DS a W.
nouu. th,n Co,rn"t ot thi> 9hie, VA ih'lr esSo't
Though TIE oic.l h' gam W., lh'h - ao.nr h,
~ u,.l .t tuuh nlnlr fiih fifteen minutes I" ~ "haI
fr,ut wanted To u-r Whenever Mr 'a"pri' anu Oh
4 mp 81 seven day "" onI' hl"l ~" h1rr, mnr;n
M, Iaw many a tine buck ,c surely reling "llhln
-,.y iarsc Of oar ME- II la, b'cn aid ana oil"n
urirrrl taal lhc Guide, anh nauNr' are l"' F'Fspns
Nl, ~, ~ irdrtc'l tir game ~ lhr'r ""Fia i"o
s.I.5,. den, the ciar.r. and wish 10 STAT" q Jew
fact vhlrh. although known {" many; are noa "i''
liz dc,,inct,on 81 gam" In tie Ad,londa' rs -.
>ev Y,r, ~ iiu g.. II41k alton hub. thrn located
On the fourth Lake Of he fulton chain iiamtlol
.nilr' II wa, IA thu height Of the fishing season,
ana Il found necessary 40 hire i'dm a! Mmo ,,,
TO tran, port Two load, Of runi w.. q" ioonev,ne'
Trout were not "Nmp from lhr we o. ' ~; Ken n'b Mr.
,t ,lr,rl,,i A 40 uclock m lh" mo nlng. ana ai"
,ri,irc niur boats started Tor the NORM bianrh %,
Noo~ RIVER To- goln- "p 'hal'"" s'r'an W. , nSn
4, u,de and tnN boats A 80 passed. H'i,.n
cid.r> m" stream. We rphih >"- ne "d', n"i
alive With front. ard when Ne s"t ini"iEh w, r"h
Lulr contained thirty p,.nds ~ irrui, "h'h ths
rcui lrnan said b" lad caught GA tne way Up D,s
he guides knew hrttci. "" cdhtlrd thl'' Gay wv
Mg Moo,r Lahr There We" r.e'ng ,h a..
bIonghi .t" amp, .,.. n'lud II H. salI trout.
MV,H'''' W., -, -, .,,,,i an tbp Fulton chain
h-hlhs "a ~ .," S,,h .,,,,lcurrl guides
Hi''. l"''S ,,t,, Ia ,,,ido the other.
h' "a wa '"', ,,,. ,,, tnrs IL trout IN any
VOL" '',,"l'', ~ i',. ..,,, .,t,b Instances. but
"airf~. "'l 'o' 40" ~. i;,,. NJ, Iodd Of Phila>
VII mention "Hp u y" y. a. -, ..tau.r Lake. a.
iclplhi. saErl 'i'urN N, ,' ,,v,d Md Lake,
rrifr ami Won ~ ~ l - g. ~ no deer Tho
10 lAli> ~ ta)s VI ly' ' , w., l,f 10 rot ON
lido were iahcn ~ anu 'n' pr hr enough TO psy
The eioi@. lhc 80 us w. 1" ,,isf,cti0n 20 know
HE Ai.r OF n" guide - y ,, ,ctI,,ued another
iAa' when ,he rev "n" s ,ir a. prcurc a guide.
,tte1u ~ n w,i ,,rt,,m N1l,,pIa.a a. Murray has
stephen = Md''' Vii r,,,v'm I,,DlQ once camped
made famou, In hi, VII hn% ,S. ~ Long LAKE and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
cor HM ~ 1 30 Z.

From The Detroit. Fr"c l;"~s
90 Dd Won give that man money ?" was a>bei ~ q
citizen WHO had Just parted with man WHO "dI""l
with limp
Yes QuaIiei
Hos a chronic beat
Well perhaps , ,.,r.~
Ne. / know but rlrH man comes up "a You;
,,a ,Iis Won colonel. and he was l4ght behind
Won when Won charged that battery NJ Nlhotdi no"
IAN Won 20 back him ~
fnI you were not AZ Anii"tam's
No. ,,
You were not a colonel
No 49,, -. ,,..,
~, and do Won suppose m going IL own ~
,r ,'n SoNe 81 saving A quarter MOI much I'VE
u' " dollar for tbs iifst man VIII calls nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

The Grand Marshal's stat will assemble at the
headquarters this evening AZ o'clock for tho
purpose OF attending divine service. The mounted
aides Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief Will report 10
the Grand Marshal for position in Dne at hcao-
quarters at n. ID. Tuesday.
Michael Corcorsn Post. General DE Lacey com,
mander will receive O'Rourke Post. No. j. 3l
Rochester today at the foot Of Jay-St. ann
conduct the comrades to No. 80 BoweN. tne
Post headquarters. where the Rochester veterans
will blVouac during The centennial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
ATTEMPT TO AsyASxlyArn 1 COUNCILMAN.

Mobrrly. Mo. April :7.-An attempt was made
last nigih 10 as,a.-inatc cry councilman Howard
Jennings. lie uptown 10 attend comnifi"e
rirrilag and a. . % p. returned 10 his home III
Fourth 49, \, he entered hl, tlrc an assassin con-
rralri ~ the cNrrgrccus u,d live feet away. hrr1
ut him lie rAp The h.usr and ano her bulie'
yh,tlri pa,l h.> ear. crashing through " indow IL
+, thUught The attempted assassination l. due To poh-
al an!mu,.il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
THEIR HONEYMOON At TIE CENTENNIAL.

Arthur L. Machayr and Miss Flora l.. Cutler were
married YESTERDAY by The Rev. John Is. Devins, OF
Hope Chapel. The bridegroom Is a son OF steele
Maokayr the playwright. aud the bride Is the daughter
OF Charlie, u. Cutler. now Of No. As Hancock->'..
rrUohlyn. but formerly Of Bo>ton. Miss Grace tut
ley. a sister of the bride. III" bridesmaid Ih'
HONEYMOON VIII be spent IN ob,cr. Ing - Ianaa
rlrnltllnm..