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The morning news., 1889-04-21
AT THE COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Here and There in
the Court Rooms.

Go6Slp PlCked Up Aere ana Inere IN
the Court Rooms.
Yesterday was motion day in the supe-
rior court. A number of cases were con-
tinued for the term, and DEGREES were taken
in some cases where verdicts have been OBJ
tanned at the present term of the court.
A motion for new trial was submitted
without argument in the superior court
yesterday, by defendants in the damage
case of Lavinia West against the Central
railroad. Plaintiffs husband was killed by
a Central train, and she obtained a verdict
for g. $50 at this term of the court. The
court took the papers, reserving his de-
cision.
Evidently measures are on foot to bring
about settlement between the htigauts in
the Pearson & Spann cases in the superior
court. A consent order was granted
yesterday authorizing the court to grant
any order in vacation that may be submit
ted for settlement by the parties to the
suits.
The motion for a new trial by H. B.
Claflin & Co. and Jaffrev & Co. came up in
the superior court yesterday, and an order
was granted postp poning the hearing until
next Saturday. The general creditors of
David Weisbein obtained verdict, and de
PENDANTS want to go to trial a second time.
1t is believed that the case will go to the
supreme court if the motion is not granted.
An amicable order was taken III the su-
perior court yesterday, in which a consent
decree was given that E. +. Neufville, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Jane NJ. Young,
should transfer certain railroad stock, as
prayed for in the petition for directors, to
the Industrial Home and the Bishop Elliott
Society, legatees under the will of the de
ceasad
The morning news., 1889-04-21
CITY BREVITIES.

Policeman Gafrney found the door of
Mendel 81 Deitscn open at $3.50 last night
Nothing was missing.
DIR. B. F. Sheftall left his buggy standing
in the street few minutes Friday got
while ne vent into his tffi,e " hel he ro-
turned he found his buggy apron and visit
ing list gone. The visiting list is very i'm
portant to tho physician, besides having
some interesting yellow fever data. aud tine
number of patients he trea Ell during the
epidemic of 1871 ), aId the late epidemic II
Florida. The book is invaluable t. the
physician, but Of little use to the person
who stole it.
Adam Brown colored) was arrested
yesterday in L1uisvilis on a warra 1t is,ued
in Justice Waring RHssell's cours, charging
Brown with ASSAULT < aud teiti1g Henry
Aiken (coloredl, on the head with rock,
and also for burSlarizing the house Of
William Lewis, at the conner of Jones and
Drayton streets Lewis recognized a shirt
that Brown was wearing as Lewis property.
Justice Russell sent Brown to Jail in default
OF bond, to answer for the ofenses in tho
city and superior courts.
In yesterdays MORNING NEWS it was
stated that SIS, 600 or $4,000 had been
raised by the ways aud means COMMITTEES
Of the Independent Presbyterian congrega-
ton, for the rebuilding Of the church 1t
should have read tha, $4,000 or $50, 900
will bs required to rebuild ths church with
out the steeple, and that to build it not less
than 100000 will be required. The
committee has SO far succeeded in
raising about $4,000, in addition to
the insurance, which makes about S55, 900
as an available building fund. The COM
mittee is hopeful that It will not bs long be-
fore the full amount needed has been suo-
sori0ed. The committee is making every
effort to increase the fund 10 800, 900 within
the next three months. If it succeeds in its
aim the work of restoring the church will
be greatly expedited.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
DIR. DRIPPs' INSTALLATION.
Rev. J. Frederick Dripps, DID, will be
formally installed nhstnr 0f TIM Indanand-
EASTER WEEKS SHOWS.
The Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs an

The Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs and
the Merry Marionettes.
Easter week will be a full week at the
theater. The opening attraction will be the
Yale Apolla and Glee Banjo Clubs to-mor-
row night. The present Easter trip Of the
clubs is the first southern trip ever at
tempted by any Yale musical oraganiza-
tion. As the Yale boys have only one
weeks vacation, they can give but three
concerts in the south The cities to bs Wis
tied are Atlanta, Charleston and Savannah.
There are twenty five men in the two
clubs, fifteen III the Glee Club and ten
in the Banjo Club. The music to BE-
sung and played will embrace the
latest and ioli s. college airs, some OF
Yale's most famous songs being included in
tae programme. Many Of the gleeS. as well
as the selections BY the Banjo Club, have
been arranged especially for the Apollo
Club, and will be heard for the first time
iii the south. The SUCCESS Of the clubs this
season has bee n something almost phenom-
email and their conce,is in all t principal
cities OF New England have met with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations of ap-
Iroval.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
sHoP-LIFPE IS CAPTURED.
A Double Trio of store Thieve
Captured

A Double Trio of store Thieves
r5u. Captured.
Detective Bssch Scooped in a double trio
of thieves in Namacraw last night They
were "Sol" Harris, "Sonnie" Harris, George
Rivers, ''Hampy" Myers, Alfred Holmes
and one other. Rivers is the negro who
walked out Of the city court room some
tine ago aud escaped under the
officers' noses. The entire gang had been
operating in Broughton street and in the
eastern part of the city early last night.
Several of them had been in Nichols shoe
store, KrouskofTs and Elias Browns, a d
bad made hauls Of goods at each place. At
Nichols they captured a hat and several
pairs Of shoes, and other goods we're taken
at other places they visited. Detective
Basoh started to hunt down Harris
aud through him he captured the whole
gang. Most Of the property was recovered
in house in Yamacraw where it had been
taken. The thieye, sYere carried to the
barracks, and will he arraigned tomorrow
under the charge Of larceny. Their chances
are good for twelve months on the chain
gang.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Not All Back Yet.

Young Massart, one Of the four parties
indicted at the last term Of the superior
court for gambling returned TO the city
yesterday and gave bond for his appear
ance so answer to the charge
This Incident recalls the sudden leave
taking OF three Of the four indicted,
Sam Titconb, Mckonna ald Massirt.
Monahan remained in Savannah ami gave
bond. McKenna and fitcomb had been in
the tolls bafore, and the former promised
the court be would not violnts the law pro-
hibiting gambling. Fow expected Titcomb
to remain long out Of town, but II appears
that he do S not want 10 take any risk, aud
since his departure his family have tol-
lowed, 30 that nothing short requisitioi
will bo likely TO bring him back.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
LOCAL Personal.

j. J. Foot Of Atlanta is in the city.
J.F, Weller of Albany is in the city.
L. NJ. Appel left for New York yester-
day.
j. C. Prendergast Of Waycross is in the
city.
L. E. Thayer of Fort Wayne is stopping
at the Screven.
George M. Brinson came down from StiA-
more yesterday.
Miss Ruthie Stewart has returned from
her visit to Darien.
C. B. Youngblood and N. A. Chandler of
Gainesville, Fla, are in the city.
hiss Gertie Oaske of Darien is guest of
Mr. l. Minis, on South Broad street.
Mrs W. C. Jackson left for Baltimore
via the Atlantic Coast Line yesterday.
Mai. A. L. Hartridge and wife left for
New York last night via the Atlantic Coast
Line.
Mr.. A. j. Moses of New York is visiting
his sister. Mrs. L. J. Rosenfeld, No. 169
Charlton street,
NJ. Frank and D. Hecbt and wife and s.
Meyers went to New York via the Atlantic
Coast Line yesterday.
Warren Williams, assistant superintend-
ent of bradstFeet's, left yesterday on a trip
to Jacksonville, ST. Augustine and Fernan-
dina in the interest of the agency With
which be is connected.
Mr.. Frank Usher Of the late firm of
W D. NAPLES " Co., has been appointed
assistant purser of the steamship Chatta-
hoochee, position whica clerical ability
and pleasant disposition ht him to fill
admirably.
Mr.. Ignatz Steinhart, prominent banker
of San Francisco, has been spending cou-
pie Of days in Savannah and left yesterday
for the north He met most of the Savan-
nah bankers and was much pleased with
the city and the bright prospects before it.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Concert AID salt Water social.

The event Of tho season will 10 the Con-
cert and salt Water S9ciab,e a. Yonge's
hall on tho 25.h of this mouth for tae bsne.
it of the Christian church The occasion
promises 20 DO an enjoyable one, as L is
something entir ~ noF. Some tire best
taloat Of TIE city, under the supervision of
one Of our best kaown vocalists, viii render
an excellent musical programme, after
whicl refreshments will be served in a most
novel manner. Rcrembey The tune and
place. Ycnge's hail. Thursisy. Arri 25th.
FOR OTHER Local sks THIRD PAGE.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR's OFFICERS.
Palestine Commandery Holds It's An
nual klsction.

Palestine Commandery Holds Its An
nual klsction.
Palestine Commaniery Knights Temo
lar No. T. has elected the following ofIicers
for the ensuing year:
+. C.-Thonss Ballantyne.
G.--Wm. a. Walker.
G. John X. Cavanaugh.
Prelate-Rey. c. Il. S.roug.
Treasurer--R. r Lowell
Rec 1tde,--John f. LaFar.
S. VIC. a. Drsyton.
J. w. L. Sau3sy.
Standard Il .aror--Jos. Phillips.
Sword Bsareg--R 4. c. Kennedy.
Werden--R r. Nell.
FIRST Gusrd-T. II. Mcmillan.
Second Guard-A. r. Launev.
Third uard-George c. Goebel.
Organist-N Steward.
frcce lto,-p Is. Ward.
Ssntinel--C. I. Roberts.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
THE oIrY's FOOD PRODUCE.

Inspector Desvergers' Report to the
Sanitary Association.
Sanitary Inspector Dosvergers, in his
weekly report 10 the Citizens Sanitary As
sociation Of food produce in the market, re-
ported dressed beef average excellent dur
ing the week, owing TO shipments in cold
storage cars from the west. Dressed NUT
ton, dressed poultry, live fowl, fish, oysters
clans, prawn, terrapins, pc ;led beef,
smoked sausage were average good. Pork
meat puddlngs and tripe were average iu-
ferior. Green vegetab bles were excellent,
AID dried vegetables aud gresn fruit wero
average inferior. Nothing wa, conloun,d
during the week except small quantity Of
fish
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Busy on Congress Street.

There were big crowds on Congress street
last week, and the mammoth Clothing
house of B. H. Levy s. Bro. seemed to
catch them all. Never was there an idle
moment in the big establishment. Clerks
were as busy as bees, and the suits and
furnishings sent out would fill a cotton
warehouse. The certainty Of finding every
thing man wants, of having his clothes
fit him perfectly, and an endless variety to
select from, are some of the reasons why
Levys is such busy place.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Death of a 'Longshoreman.

Cornelius McGrath. a 'longshoreman, died
yesterday morning at o'clock at his resi-
dence, Al Congress street, of tubercular
affection. leaving a wife and five small
children. The deceased was an industrious
man, and member of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, which will attend his funeral
in body from his late residence at 8
o'clock this afternoon
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Ruckler 5 Arnica salve.

The best Salyo In the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands. chilblaLns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required lt is guar
auteed 20 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price IS csnts per box. Fer sale
bY 4Sppman Bros. druggists
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Since the change has been made in the
Marshall house it is gotting to be one Of the
most popular resorts for the travelling pub
lie ia tho south. Messrs. Clark 81 Harris
arc enterprising and popular yentlemen who
spare neither pains nor expense ia crafty
ing their guest5
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Why so Many Persons Wear Glasses.

In former years the science of optics, as ap-
piled to the human eye, was so little under
stood that when a child rompanedef her eyes,
or could not see well to study her lesson, she
was censured. Also many severe headaches
and pains in and about the eyes Of older per
SONS were incurable
Science has made such advance that, with
lenses properly adjusted to the eye, such per
sons can obtain comfort often giving a wonder
ful relief and increase of vision. The optician,
DR.. NJ Schwab, No. 90 Bull street, has mode a
special study and thoroughly understands the
examination Of the eyes, prescribing and man
frames lie devotes his whole attention 90 the
specially Of fitting spectacles and eyeglasses.
No charge for examination.
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Scott q Bovine, manufacturers Of the
well known Scots Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil, offer a mos. beautiful Easter gift
composed OF eight artistic studies Of Birds
and Flowers, put up in portfolio worth at
least 81, for 25 cents Ca receipt Of above
in stamps, 10 will be mailed orce
Scorr & BowNE,
k32 South Fifth avenue. N. Y.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
A Delightful Drink.

One of the most delightful drinks to be
had in the city can be had at Buffers
Pharmacy. The whipped cream soda
shakes are very popular and something en-
tirely new in Savannah.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
nnlsconal pran ohnrch-

Attention Is called to the notice in an =
other column Of q grand S,iree Musicale to
be given at Metropolitan hall on Monday
evening for the benefit OF the Episcopal
Free church. A pleasant time is promised
70 all who attenl.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
All Wool So Pants

Cut and fit to order by the Southern S3
Pants Company, NJ. 159 Meeting street,
Charleston, s. C. Agent will be at the
Pulaski house with full limo of samples
until ii a m
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Anthem" Christ has now the Victory. panks
Arranged for Quartette.
OHertory-"Ave Verum" ....... Kreutser
Arranged as a trio for soprano-Tenor and Bass,
On account Of the indisposition of Rev. Mr.
Holmes there will be no evening service
DIR. Edward Lathrnp will preach at the
morning services. Tue choir will include
the following voices: Miss +. Colding, Miss
Nd. Lesesne, Miss VI. Gross and Miss Kate
Haoersham. Messrs. Falconer, Spangenberg
and Hopkins, and a chorus Of fifteen voices
with orchestral accompaniment under the
direction Of Mr. q. B. Whatley and Mrs.
A. j. Gdstin, organist.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
At the First Presbyterian church there
will be morning and evening services at II
and s O'Clock. The musical programme
will include selections appropriate TO the
day. The otfertory at the morning service
will be Holden's "Resurrectf1n," and will
be sung by Mr.. w Falconer. The other
voices are Mrs Rogap, Mrs J. D. Murphy,
w. J. Lindsay, George Frierson and John
Nicolsoa. Mr. j. d. Murphy is the Or
ganist.
DR. DRIPPs INSTALLATION.
Rev. J. Frederick Dripps. DID,, will be
formally installed pastor OF The Independ-
ent Presbyterian church to-day. The in
stallation service will take place at II
O'Clock this morning at the Trinity Metho-
dist Sunday school room. Rev. DR.. Thonp-
son. pastor Of the First Presbyterian church
OF Charleston, will preach the installation
sermon, and will dGliver the charge TO pas.
tor and people. Or. Arson, plstor emeri-
tus Of The chu.ch, will also take part in the
service.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Haster Sunday Afternoon Sail.

Steamer Gov. Stafford will run an excur-
sion TO Warsaw Sound, leaving wharf, foot
of Drayton street at p. M, returning, ar
rive at home at o'clock. Those wishing 10
set the sea air will find this a pleasant,
most pleasaut trim
The morning news., 1889-04-21

For the apprehension and delivery, with
proof to convict, of any S. M. giving more
genuine heartfelt satisfaction than the
New Home" Ofice corner Whitaker and
State streets
The morning news., 1889-04-21
Full line of Ladies' Tan Colored Oxfords
now opened at Nichols
SAVANNAH. G.. Anril 10. rs

SAVANNAH, GA, April 10, 1880.
At meeting of the Board of Directors of
Davis Bros Piano Club to determine the
seventy-fifth delivery of Piano in Club
No. /:
Resolred, That upon examination of the
books S. l.. Hayes, Esq, OF Thouasvile,
Ga, is entitled to the S2j offered by the in
corporators OF the enterprise to the seventy
fifth or middle member receiving pianO,
ard the Treasurer was instructed to remit
TO him q check for that amount at once.
Attest: l.. E. DAVIS, Secretary.
II. c. DAVIS, President.
Z. S. ELLIS, Is. Nico President.
NICHOLAS LANG, .! Vice President.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
LUDDEN &. BATES ~
LOOKS LIKE 4
Music HOlyP.

just so. Our Bazaar is abolished 49,,
the general conglomeration of heu,lda-
ingly pretty things that once filed on.
First Floor Salesroom has vanished I,l.
the vision of a dream.
Solid goods to the front. Goods ,h..
appeal to eye, ear and hearr-sunasS
Pianos and Organs-now fill our grn,,r,
floor space, and the stranger enterins
our doors realizes at once that hei,
Music House, and no mistake abort :,
Yes; that's it. L. d d. s. NJ. H. i, ono,
more an EXCLUSIVE MUSIC HOrsF ..'
Ing only in Pianos, Organs and Nj
Wares, and deyoting all its time and sns,n,.
to the Music Trade.
stationery and Fancy Goods stock mo,.,
to Knoxville, Tenn.
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Another lot Of those beautiful Dougola
Kid OSfords that w'fe admired 90 much
last season. now opened, prir nniy 81 51ard
s., " - S. Nichols, 12s lsEA1ghton street.
The morning news., 1889-04-21

While the house drainage question drags
in city council, old Sol puts iu his work.
Increased temperature means increased
sickness. While we cannot now remove
the cause, we can aU Least apply the anti
dote--J ohrso,'s Chilli and Fever Tonic
neutra,izss all malarial troubles. Price 50
cen s. Guaranteed a splendid appetizer.
Trade supplied by J. T. SluptriEe &
Bro, Savannah, Ga.
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Would you exchange your pale cheeks
fer rosy onesi
Johnson's Tonic vitalzas the blood, en-
riches it. II has no equai as an appetizer.
Try It and il not sli-had your money re-
funded Cures every form Of fever.
Trade supplied By j. Z Sauptrine, q
Bro, Savannah. ga
The morning news., 1889-04-21
EASTER IN THE CHURCHES
ELABORATE PROGRAMMES OF
MUSIC TO BE RENDERED.


Affairs Flower -Decked and Pulpits
Covered with Roses-Masses at the
Cathedral and at st. Patrick's and
the Sacred Heart Churches, and
Elaborate Services at st. Johns and
Christ Episcopal and at the Lutheran
Churches-The Glad Festival To Be
GeneraiIy Observed-The Sunday
School Festivals.
Easter morning promises to oe bright and
beautiful. Busy hands were at work on
the churches last night arranging the deco
rations for thesearly services. Easter is a
day Of flowers, and the decorations this
year viii be more elaborate than ever.
The principal services will be in
the Episcopal and Roman Catho-
lie churches, and elaborate musical
programmes have been arranged. In addi-
tion 70 the special services of the church,
the st. Johns and Christ Episcopal and the
Lutheran Sunday schools will celebrate
their Easter festivals tonight. A number
of the evangelical. congregations, which
heretofore have given little attention TO the
great festival of the resurrection, will hold
special service, and Easter sermons will be
preached.
AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
The services at St Johns will be Of special
interest. The Dutenhofer and Holt memo
rials will be unveiled. The memorial lee
turn, presented by Mr.. A Duteuhofer in
memory of his wife. is one of the most
beautiful pieces of work that has ever
been seen in the south. The Holt memorial
is an altar cross and yases
The morning say.rriea yviiI ha hold AZ II
,in, 4" = ~, us SCI vtoo VIII VIZ oS n1iu az II
USioSh. 1he sermon VIII pe pJ bne recVOr,
rev. Cnerles u. Strong. The music Will
be by the st. Johns choir under the direc-
ton of Mrs. E. B. Burke. The programme
is as follows:
Organ Voluntary Archer Mrs. Burke
Antnern-he r, r y not here but risen -. Millard
% .sSs,, ~ =, nIs. IT'S nels nnu CnoruS
GIoas Patri i''s our rA''o'of' WIRES WSSlns
Te Deum. c. e. STEPHENS
Job1.ta SuaiVe' anu OnoiuS o,,n,or
Hymn-"Jesus Christ is Risen To. day.. Carey
Kyre, ~. -. ,......... .............. Gilbert
Gloria Tihi .... ................... 80. Hodges
Jesus lAves ....... -. Gauntlet
oher.ory5 Inc ne FIrst begotten OF phe mn.
Communion Service.
Sanctus c,rr;doa
Hvmn-tiRread az the World :, HODGES
Gloria IN Fxceis;s 49, rScSIsHr
Nunc Dirnittis Hodges
Tho ,,,;,,;,,ai ,v,,s,,os ava ". JUou. %
- n t'1l 1s1, sorSen arc "eus, 50
prhnos MIS-. Cornwell ana mrs. berrlen,
Ton.i D., al1 - ur. roro' OehoF' ana MI l. ~
A'ooA "eii' paSso
AT CHRIST CHURCH.
At Christ church tae services will be in
keeping with the day The morning ser
vices will bs at II o'clock, when the rector,
.,I r1H - = "a NSIey VII Pieacn lne nlu'lc
Christ Our Passover ................. schuecker
Glorias. ........,............. Holden
Ie Deum ..........,,.,....... Max Vcgrich
6tneolcsuS O., ,aic bnek
MSe Pns,aii oneiioS
r.. = 49, -. A.. -,.,-
inc ioiioWlng FolCes compose tne cnolr;
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Children'S Shoes cheap as ever at Nichols,
l2S Broughton.
The morning news., 1889-04-21
AT THE CATHEDRAL.

At the Cathedral masses will be cole
fcal high mass, assisted by Rev Father
Cafferty as descon and Father Colbert as
sub-deacon Vespers will be sung at
o'c ock. At the pontiical high mass We
ber's massi q will be rendered. The follow
ing is the musical programmes:
The morning news., 1889-04-21
rHE sAcREp HEARr cRuRcn.

At the Sacred Heart church masses will
be celebrated at and ~ o'clock by Rev
Father Patrick Do1elan OF st. Mary's col
lege, N. G.
Aseect choir will render Farmers mass
IN hat. The offertory, Regina Coeli,
Memorare. An appropriate Easter hymn
VIII conclude the morning services.
hosewig's musical yespers will be sung at
7:3O O'Clock.
t'''s'ssssssss ssss..ss.ss -s.ss Inoral
* sssss.-s. ....... refer
Tantum Ergo nv RossI
beneoicuon with Blessed Sacrament.
The choir consists OF the following voices:
sopranos, Mrs. Rosa Tybr1ng, Misses Mollie
Broadrick. Lille Gsudry and Lizzie Kill
orin. Altos, Misses Maggie O'Brien and
Mary kllorin. Tenor, Mr.. J. McDonough.
Bassos, Mr.. Thomas Burke aud Fataer
William.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURTH.
The First Baptist church Will have special
Easter services at IL o'clock. In addition
the regular services the musical pro-
uAnme will be az follows:
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Artists Material, Picture Frame and A..
Goods business sold out to Mr.. HTT.v
LOR' who will temporarily occupy a small
space in our store.
The morning news., 1889-04-21

Yacht Hats for Gents and Boys now
opened at Nichols. l2s Bropghtop.
The morning news., 1889-04-21

The music will be rendered by a full
chorus composed Of Mrs. lyman, Mrs Nc
Arthur, Mrs Adams. Miss Nolan, sopranos
Mrs Goette and Miss Constantine, altos :
Messrs. Joe and Thomas Nolan, and Will
ian Price, tenors; Thomas Daniels, John
OConnor and r. Salas, bassos. BY special
invitation Of Mr.. II. J. Winkers, director,
Prof. Smith will conduct the music with
Prof. L. w. Mehrtens organist.