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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
Sic @arteaban.9 lusteuuua in Muftiu.

Mr. 5. M. 8orougbs, Der 0orfs
Benbe bes NusIeuun9s WusI6uhes Der
uamsrifanifden @aftenbau . Mnocla-
tipn", ipel1e ON IS. Gebruar i'll auftin
cine Wsriammlung abbolten mirb, bat
Elm gireularI6reiben erlafen, tporin er
gu elmer m6glihIt sabirei6en Bethstlls
gung oil b!efer aud fit ben @taot Sez
ras 10 bo1pi6tigen @onferen5, auhors
bert.
vWiele bet berborregenoen 4utDritdz
len in ben Ser. Staten, Canada unb
Merito, tpel0e elm Sutereiie an Der @nts
pidlung bes Mderbaus, Der Sbff5u6t
unb Der @artensguliur baben", = faet
er,-utperben 5ugegen iein, unb es 1T
Don Der b69fen Wi6tieteit, bab iie
cine ri9tige Sbee bon ben sroBartigen
DtIfaquelen, iiber ipelde unier Stat
su berfigen bat, bon bier nit ii6 fort
nebmsn. 9as miro aber nur babur1
m6gli9, baB eine @ammlung Don
prDbeeremplaren bon Waem, mag Seras
su er3eugen I'M Stanoe lit, bier I'M &a.
pitol ausseitelt tpirb. Cine berartise
S9aufelung miro fur ieben Gin3elnen
unb fur ben ganaen Staat bonn b66fen
Nuben iein, unb mir eriu6en baber bic
Garmer, Sbfai9ter uub @drtner bes
Staates Seras auf bas bringenbfe, bon
tbren @raeu3nihen gu fdiden, mas iie
bes &usfeuens fir tpettb hal!ea: @es
treble, 8aummOae, Sbf, 8dume, 8e
Mite. glumen u. |. No., gleidoiel Db lie
nod int Wa6stbum bsgrifen ober bol
ausgereift finb. Ser Mferbau 8 @tatis
filter bes @taates, Scr. 8. 8. Softer,
bat bic prd6tisen &dume beg Wderbaus
Departments i'm Gapitol fir bic @uss
fenung 5ur 8srfigung geftelt unb err
md6tigt urs auslei6, Senen, peIde
proben ibrer gr3eueniKe ididen, mits
5utbeilen, baB bieielben, ,pern bas ben
6erren re6t 1T, bort fit INNER ausges
felt bleiben f6nneil, iobaB iie fprtbau=
erno baau bienen %f6nnen, ben 3ablrei.
den Beiu6ern, bic bon iiberall ber mad
Seras unb Nuiin tommen, einen Be-
grif bon Der groBartigen @riragsfdbigs
felt unferes States 3u gebem."
XIII fuuelt Hul PluutH Ullttt Utl.
Bor0ugbs nit benz Nameu unb Wobuort
beg Mbienoers gu perieben uno an SON.
Sobn McDonalb. Mapor Of Nultin", gu
abreiRren, bas pOrto ober bic grpreB'
Gebtbren big Muiin tpirbe Der Mb1en.
Der gu tragea babeu, bic Soften Der Be-
f6rberung nod benz Rapitol unb Der
Nuffelung basesen bic @eieui6aft
iibernebmen. Die fir bic WusfteQung
befimmteu @egentdnbe miiBten bis ipdz
tefeus gum Is. Gebruar in Nuftin iein.
u@rlalben Sic uns",-fo f9lieBt Der
grief,- .es iebem Burger bes Staates,
ber bon @emeiniinn beieeIt lit, es auf
bas briugenbfe an bas 6er3 gu legea.
our Sammlung unb Nssfeluns bon
fol6en @raeugnihen bes 6taates, tpel1e
ibuen felbf uub Seras gbre MAIDEN.
rad GrGftcn bei3utragen; elm beHeres
Mittel, bic munberbar rei9en Dilfs.
mittel unferes States 5ur algemeinen
RenntniB gu brinaen. fam sar ni9t ct.
ba9t tperben; bic Nusfelung tpiiroe
eine ,, Mnseiee i'm groBartig1en @tple"
sein uno fi6 fir ben gefammten @taat
als cine Wobltbat eripeiien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
@alifccmigs@eims.

acknowledgement finben Elm eroSes 2a.
GET bon feinen California Weinen BEL
Germ 5. s. Meper am Nlamr
plosa. 9err Mteper iuGt Die Weint
on Ort uno STEELE aus ul,b fauft birefi
aus Dem Seller ter WeinaiGter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibnl fteis, BIZ
beften Sorten au%ssuwdblen. ct fam
feline Sunben uno Jamilien nit einen1
suteu 3rDpfen periebeu. @otb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor5igli9er Qualitdi
oon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone : frei
ms Sau5 geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
9te teue GntoeGuua.

Sic VIE tabeu Sbre Sreunre uno 8elaunien haven
iprehen b6ren. @teueitt lino Gle aud ielbit Giner ron
Denen, melte an ib ielbft ~erfabreu baben, nie sai
hes WiitteI 1T. Meun Gle e5 ienalS reriu6t BADEN,
baun iine Sic and etn treuer 6reuub happn. Gem
iper einmaI eineu @eriu6 nit Or. Sings 0euer Gnte
hefung Semabt bat, hr hdlt eS aud pen her Belt an
immer in ieinem Sauie. Benu Gle e5 NOD ntemal5
sebrauft baben, unb einen Suiien cher cine 6rtdltuna
baben ipaten, pber irseno Elm 9eiben her 2unse, hes
Salfe5 cher her Sruit, banu rerihafieu Sic Itb einC
GIaIhe bterpcn unb perluhen STE es. Der Gripll
ipirb IN ietem Taue garantitt, cher bdS @elh pirp iu.
rldsesa9lt. Yrobefaiden gratis in per apetbste non
DreiB, Ibcmpipn & Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
geraniider ssletfd . Grpprt.

gnbli6 bat man tpieber etwas pon
benz proiett beg teranifGen 6leifazgrz
portes mod gnglanb. Sol. 5tafor6,
elmer Der bebeutenbiten Diebal9ter BON
ShbDefsSeras, Der gu gleiber Belt dig
prdfibent an Der Spite Der columbus
Refrigerator 8eielf1aft" itebt, tbeiIte
Dor elm BOAR 9aeen BEL ieiner MnmeIen.
belt in San Nntonio nit, baB bas I'm.
ternebmen teineswegs, pie bebauptet
uoroen, tobt fei. Ser 2~ieferungs' Son.
tratt, nel9er nit Der 2onboner Roms
pasnie nit ben teranif9en Yieb3iidtern
Dor Ginger 3eit bereinbart iporben iei,
beffebt nod in boiler Graft, unb err
Der Yrdfbert BET teranilden Yieb3l1.
ter . 8efeli1aft- ermarte iebt einen
0ertreter beg enalif9en Spnbitates, Der
in Elm paar 3agen antommen unb bic
notbpenbigeu 8orfebrungen fir bic
grDfnung bes @efddftes treffen perbe.
Sa 2onbon lei MIes georbnet unb
fertis.
Wie man fib erinnern ipIro, beabH6.
tigt bas englifde Spnbitat in @emeins
f1aft nit ben teranil9en 0iebaiidtern
unb @efddfismdnnern, tpel9e bic Me,
friserator S9la9tonfaIten in Golums
bus, 8ietoria unb Sort Wortb eisnen.
monatli6 bas GIeii6 bon minbsfennens
5000 pabrfdeinlid mebr-S tad
&iHbbieb brett BON @albeitcn auf
eigeuS baju eingeridtetsn 9ampfsrn
nod gnglanb gu erportiren. IS tptiroe
bob Der Infang gu Der @rri6tuns bon
u~nJdbligeu Refrigerator S9ld1tereien
in Seras fem, melde aamdlia au9 an.
bere eurOpdifde Mdrtte nit GIeii6 berz
forgen unb meientli6 ta3u beit,agen
Diirben, oas iebt auf ben teraniiden
8iebsii6tern 10 f9wer laifenbe MonopoI
Der @bicagoer @roBi6ld6ter gu bre6en.
Wie bic 3eiger auf Dem 3iferblatt
elmer ubr, 10 3eiet bic BefdaHenbeit ber
9aut bic &egelmdbigfeit ober unreael.
mdBigteit an, NIT melder bic innere
Mai6inerie bes Meni6en arbeitet.
Gusidldse. bdBlihe @ef1wii,e uno
bartnddiger alter S9orf tperben bur6
bic IniDenoung BON Samaritan Ner-
vine" befeitist. gu baben bel allen
Npotbefern.
Samaritan Nervine" bat mid ges
beiit.-@ oil. 8. 8. Maters, Bun.
oesbiftricts. anmalt. Santos @iip. Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
Mabrldeinlid m6dteu bic Belle,

- SCuylIWetullW oWIe DIE Seiel
6er yGreien prefe" einmal erfabren. in
Del6er 0inR9t n@bamberIain's Cough
&emeop" better lit, dig elm anberes.
Die SADIE perbdIt fi9 10 : Wenn bies
Mfittel nod Boridrift genOmmen wirb,
10 bri@t es Die GoIseu Der tdrtfien gr=
tdItung. ebe fid bieleIbe nod redt ents
pidela fam. g. linbe1t fofort unb
furirt biefelbe gang in elm paar Sagen.
Gein aMoeles MiiteI tbut Dies. gs
rirft in naiiirIi9er Weiie. bilft benz
Oraanismus. ales 6ddbIi9e ausau.
merfeu ulo siebt cine itarte unb geiunbe
Contribution auriid. 2ein anberes big
iebt betanntes Mittel beiibt biefe gigen.
f9aften. 2ein anberes beilt cine ST.
fdltung 70 f9nel unb 10 sriinbli9. gu
so Gents unb 81 bic Glai6e. Bum Ser
tauf BEL Ut. gobn & &c., 5. Galteper
& 6obn unb in allen Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
3te beporftebenoe 11eberraidnns

SIN 8earife, bas Snnere unieres Sc.
Ehdftslofales umaudnberH, unb anbers
81 orrangirea, babsu mir hef9lofen,
unferen Gunben cine aagemeine uebsr.
roT1ung gu berelten nnb 5tuer in bel
Gorm eiier preiss &eouftton IL,
welGe am Samitag ben 25. be9innt.
Mle unh Sober f0nnen fi1 ben ben efs.
rirtsn Bargains tiber3euger, uenn IL
oorfpre9ea bel Sosfe Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
Maffer : Gpufutnenteu

fno bierbur9 bena6ri6tist, baB bic
Wahermietbe fir bas ON l. 6ebruar
1890 enbeube 8ierteliaDr nunmebr
tiberFdllig lit. Wenn niGt fofort 3ab,
lung erfol9t, wirb bas @aher obne
peiiere NOti5 abgeilelt tperoen.
Waermerfs 6 ombagute
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

SEER 6. $. Miiaer in Der WeH.
Commerce : Strabe bdlt tets bas ppa.
fommeniie 2ager in 3si6enmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Sarben, 8las, 5piegel-
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnihea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Malersu tenfilien. Rinft.
Ierii9 ousgefhbrte Bilber uno 5tatuet=
ten Il. linb in elmer iebenslpertben @als
Ierie our Mnfht unb gum 8erfauf auss
eelfelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas @eF9maduoQfte uao
NeueEe Fort 81 finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

Ser Sam s~tutemin 9entf9e Mdus
nerd)or feiert ad6iten 5amiiag Mbenb,
ben %. D. W!s., feinen eriten 81 a g.
fenbotI in &riI6's Sale, uno la
bet bier5a 6as Bublifum bbfi@ft elm.
reGt 5ablrei9 gu eri9einen. @intrist
SO gents. Das Iarreit- 8omite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
Scr Ginsereaa gas,h sgtpre.

Ser SIncecel6 SG9tn Sspre,
@de Overwhelmingly unb Nbenue c.,
bieier beIiebts 2aben Der Stabt, Bot
ieinen neueu 8orratb bon g ommer r.
6uben fir Serren, Damen lrno
&iioer erbalten uno bat cine unbers
glei6li6e Muspahl aQer Sorte1 unb
Qualltdten. Ser Cinderella : G9ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der belten
Jabrifen uno iiberbietet Naes, mas i'm
bieIigen Wtarft gu baben lit. 9pecia.
litdt fir 6erren: Der RodforbsS 1ub,
fir So. IS Derlobnt li6 ber Mibe, i'm
@inberelIa Store uor5uipredeM,
ebe man enberspo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
Steuuna aeSnMf.

Sin Observation-Disclosures Mann in miitles
rem Sabgen, erft fus5e 3eit bier, ludt
Nrbslt. Siebt me9r cuff cute gebanb-
lung, 0ls auf 2obu.
gu abreiliren an bic Office bet
uJreien Bre{Ie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

say~ 3err 81. 6. Sacobon bat
bas einaiBe beuti3e pbotn9rapbii6e 9tes
lier in San Nntonio. Suite Nrbeit uno
bilige preife. $50. 2 @alt Soultous
StraBe neben Der Bride gu ebeuer @roe.
Sic ausgeiteaien Silber seugen bon ser
tiinflerii6en 6ertigteit 6es Germ So
cobion uHb Sober iolte lie befidtigsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

a. Wie gstpbbnli9 Rnb uniere
fieuen Npoibeter Sips & @iIoer=
thorn nit BET 8ereitung BON &eeeps
ten iebr bei6dftigt, unb ibr @eiddft i'm
Mlgemeinen nimmt Iietig at, ba tie nur
bic beFeu Webicinen unb Oroguen, TO-
uie cine rei6e Musmabl SOilettegegers
3tdnbe au biIigen Yreiien %pe,faufen.
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WerInnnt

miro eiu Gnabe i'm glter bon IA = Is
Sabren, Der fertlg 6euti6 leien farm
in Der Office Der
rTreieu preffe lit Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

tperoen 5 ti6tige @%artenarbeiter BET
gutem 2obn fir 2are5o, Seras. Nns
fragen gu ri6ten an W. 2udom,
2arebo, Ssras.
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On ben 6FfautliG1en 5muIer ST

Na ben 6Heutli9en 5@ulen Gbis
Cages tpareH i'm b%srsansenen Sabre
nut 81 2sbrer, aber 1850 2ebrerinuen
angefeut. Ser S9ulmeifer f6nnte
alfo in biefem 2lnbe ni@t, aIs Glt19d.
oigung fir f@!e@te Bs3abluug, bonn
Iubme 5ebren, 56Ia6tsu e%etuonner gu
babeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

garagon, Snb., 80. Suli, 'S8.
3tDsiuab3wan3ig Sabre lit i'd III
Tolge zines Sonneniti@es an bdufigen
S6mer5en i'm GopFe. st. Safobs.O Del
leiIte MID p0(ifdabis. - Samuel g.
GhiblDr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
6 lin 6 t n

fudt @rbeit bein Sag. Nad5uFragen
BET s. S. Meper,
MIamo ploaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

SIS 1T irunberbar l-Gt Gunpe ia9te uns neuti6, hai
etne etnaige 6laIde ppn benz beribnten Salpattpn Se
letnen @9eumatiSmu8 pbaig ~beieitigt babe. So tpte.
i'm bic fplolale Summe ppr-25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

We5 ItW 0rei NnaGea Il @oIan6's
G6ee-Saoen ~er5aGften.
GrFer Gnabe: SER 0ollano! Sic
~pertaufen beferen &aHee als irsenb
Semano in San MntDnio!"
3meiter Gnabe: % ia; meine
Diana iaot, 9olanb's aaffee 1T atpeis
mol 10 gut aIs i'm anbere berfaufenl"
Oritter 3nabe: rWir bolen al' lin.
feren GaHee bier unb Sb:e ebenfalls.
DIANA pirbe feinen anbern faufen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24
No. 6 @oIeoabsetraBe, o@r an
Rucker, Dignowity & Co., no. ! s ssss aa asss'a ass gssaSs'
6pHanb'9 SAee=Saben

1T bon $50. 245 mad go. 237 MeIts
gommercs. 5trabe, bier Sburen ndber
our Bride, perlegt morben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-24

9r. S. 6. @reeoins, 3abnarst.
Office Nto. 231 Oft SouIton : StraBe,
San IntoAio. Spre9t bel ibm Dor!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-12

The Gorrie Ice Company is preparing to
increase its works. The company is adver-
Using for bids for boring twelve-inch ar
test n well at its works
A careful revision of the list of registered
votes has been made by Registrar MCINTYRE,
and it aggregates 1868 white and 1,142 col
ored votes, total of 1905.
There was a runaway on Broughton
street yesterday afternoon A horse
attached to a buggy driven by the little son
of Contractor w. f. Chaplin ran off. throw
ing the lad out, and painfully but not
seriously bruising him about the face. The
vehicle was badly smashed up, and the
animal when caught was bleeding from the
nostrils.
Ice is a luxury, and though it comes high,
it goes off rapidly. 1t is not always
bought, as Druggist Mccoy of the city
dispensary learned yes erday morning.
The ice wagon left, as usual. q piece of the
CONCEALED liquid on the threshold.of the
door, and, after yelling ice" the driver
moved off, and before the porter could get
to the door sly thief had run off with the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-12
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
TICKLE MERCURY's FREAKS.

Yesterdays Goodness the Coolest on
Record for July's First Two Weeks.
The cool wave moved rapidly southwark
yesterday, causing cool weather as far south
as Northern Florida. Its effect in the
south was chiefly felt on the coast. The
temperature Of the interior was not greatly
affected.
In the New England cad middle Atlantic
states and on the South Atlantic coast the
weather was unprecedentedly cool Ia
fact, IL was the coolest ever recorded at this
season of the year. The signal Office at
Washington sent out the following special
| bulletin with regard TO the cool wave:
This mornings weather reports show
that throughout the South Atlantic and
middle states, from Georgia northward to
Lake Erie, and in portions Of New England,
last night was one of the coolest on record
for this season Of the year.
The following are some of the
minimum temperatures with relation
TO lowest ever before reported during sec
ond decade of July: Savannah, 66I; i be-
low; Wilmington $50, 10 below; Raleigh
$50, 90 below; Charlotte Sc, 4 below;
Lynchburg and Harrisonburg SO, Z below;
Northheld, Vt, 4O', % below; Washington,
D. c., and Sandusky. o.. So and Boston
54', no difference. The minimum yesterday
morning at Albany was 49, % below the
lowest previously recorded during first dec
ade of July"
Thursday night was the coolest summer
night Savannah has experienced IN long
time, and it was highly enjoyable after the
hot spell. Yesterdays low temperature and
cool breezes made umbrellas almost unnec-
essary in spite of the sun, which shone
brightly. Such July day was a surprise.
and as delightful as it was unexpected The
maximum of S0o was 60 below Atlauta's
maximum and l20 below Montgomery's.
Just think of maximum of 500 on July IL.
The mean was 74e, which was just g below
the normal.
The interior received little relief from the
cold wave. The swelter kept up in all Its
Intensity in the west northwest, MISSISSIPPI
and Ohio valleys, and in the Gulf states.
In fact, two entirely opposite conditions OF
temperature existed in the country yester-
day. New York enjoyed temperature of
"a and Kansas City suffered under 98'. At
Omaha it was 80" and Dodge City go. The
hot wave is moving eastward ard will strike
Chicago to-day.
In the south the remarkable contrast is
illustrated by a temperature OF ~ at
Charleston and 9S' at Vicksburg. All the
cotton region districts of the Gulf states re-
ported high temperatures.
The cold wave affected the interior of
this state very little, even in the Savannah
district. The stations reporting showed
temperatures rather above than below nor
NAL. The average for the district was 80 .,
just 100 above Savannah's maximum.
Such state of affairs cannot last long,
though Savannah people could stand
week of this weather without complaint.
To-day is expected to be fair and somewhat
warmer than yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-12
AT a'HE COURTS.

Gossip Picked Up Here and There in
the Court Rooms.
Henry Glover, the c0lored man who sold
horse for which ne had not paid, gave
bond yesterday and was released from Jail,
after days confinement.
Joe Golden and Henry billiard had a diff
ficulty at the corner of Factory and Cohen
streets yesterday, and Joe brought Henry
into Justice Sheftalls court on a warrant
for assault and battery. He gave bond for
examination.
Haywood Baker and his wife Phebe were
prosecuted in Justice Sheftall's court yes
terday by Rebecca Frazier on breach OF
good behavior warrant. The parties live
| five miles out on the Augusta road, and it
| is a colored church fight. The matter cnl-
minated in the burning Of the church, and
| each party accused the othe.r OF the deed.
| The Bakers prosecuted Repec ca Frazier In
| Justice Winkler's court at Monteith. and
she retaliated by prosecuting them before
Justice Sheftall. They gave be nd
The two little colored boys VIII o stole the
flying horse" mans tobacco in Yamacraw
| day before yesterday are in jail.
| Sam Pinckneys domestic life Is not
| happy one. He attempted to exel else his
authority upon his wife josephine ths other
night, and she attacked him with flat
1
| and in consequence Sam was badly dlsl lg-
nred. AS he attempted to escape the
| women, Jim Crack took hand and struck
| him in the face with a brick. Sam conSid-
| cred himself badly used man and brought
| all three before Justice Sheftall on a charge
of assault and battery. They will explain
the matter to Judge Harden.
A colored woman named Amanda Jen-
kins assaulted Eve Gordon. a little colored
| yirI m n
ing, and beat and kicked her most unmerci-
fully. She was arrested and gave bond for
examination before Justice Patterson.
The asphalt case still drags its weary
length along in the superior court. J. r.
Saussy, ESQ.,, argued the case for the prop
erty owners, but did not conclude. The
further hearing of the case was continued
until next Monday.
To-day will be motion day in the superior
| court.
The Most Worshipful Union Grand Lodge
of the Nest Ancient aud Honorable Fra
ternity of Ancient, Free and Accepte
Masons was granted a charter in the suDe-
rior court yesterday. The incorporators
are John D. Campbell and A. K. Desverne y
of Savannah, John Fl. Deveaux of Bruins
wick. E. d. Brunkin of Ware county, and
7. II. Crumble of Fulton county.
Isom Malone obtained a decree against
the Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way Company yesterday in the city court
for 81, $50 damages.
The Barrough damage suit against the
Belt Line road for injuries received in fall
ing from street car was tried IN the city
court yesterday, and at the usual hour of
adjournment Hon. p w. Meldrim wa
summing up for plaintiff.
Yesterday was quiet day with the police
Only three arrests were booked at the bar
racks, and they came in during the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-12
PILES OF MAIL MATTER.

The Mass of Letters and Papers
Handled by the Route Agents.
The following extract from the annual
statement just published oy the postofiice
department for the fourth division will
give an idea of the amount of work done
by the railway mail service in this section
during the paSvyear: Letter packages dis
tributed, s, 423, 74l; sacks papers distributed,
l,793, 2SS; register packages handled, ,554,-
259; register pouches handled, 50, 334; regis
ter inner sacks handled, 81, 257; register
cases handled, 10, l13; incorrect slips re-
turned, S7,9S7; errors on slips returned,
III, 25S; letter packages missent, 1856;
pouches missent, 223; sacks mis-
sent, 100; errors checked against others,
1855; case examinations 1,2ll; cards
handled, 1,003,9l2; cards correct, 955, 729
cards not known, SPAS; cards wrong, 80, 93S;
per cent, correct, o. 20
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-12
THE COMING REGATTA.
Charleeton's and Brunswick's Boats
That VIII Knter.

Cnarleeton'S and Brunswick's Boats
That VIII Enter.
The pilot boat Neca, which went on Will
links marine railway Thursday afternoon
for an overhauling, will come off Monday,
and the Oracle of Brunswick, which will
arrive tomorrow, will take the Neca's
place on the ways. The Oracle proposes to
make stubborn race for the pennant and
the Dig prize in next Thursdays regatta.
The Charleston NelUS and Courier of yes
terday, in referring to the regatta, says:
'At present the Frances Elizabeth OF this
city flies the Tybee pennant, which she won
at the last annual regatta. The Frances
Eliza eth will, of course, enter the race to
keep the pennant.n
The Brunswick Times saws the Oracle
will leave to-day for Savannah. The Times
expects to see the Tybee pennant go to
Brunswick this year. 1t SAYS: "None of
the boats have better record than those of
the Brunswick bar, and the captains here
are very confident of the first price
The owners OF the Neca, Frances Eliza
beth, Oracle and Uriah Timmons will be
interested in the following challenge from
Capt. John II. Jetfries of Boston. He wants
TO race the Burgess, which he thinks is the
fastest pilot boat in this country. His chal-
lenge is to any keel schooner or pilot at
in the United States TO sail a race in Sep
TENDER twenty miles to wiudward aud re-
turn for $500 a side. Capt Jeffries will
allow five feet water line length to any
larger schooner, and will want the allow
ance due him on sail area and water line
length. The race is to be sailed with maui
sail, forestaysall, jib and main gait topSail.
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