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eseoad Banqast 81 the sscial psie,
the Rainier.

eeeoaA Banquet ~ the Social pnion n
the Watnfer. 4
The Baptist Social Union, Of seat1e, hsoHits
second banquet 81 the hotel Rsinik Isvsn-
tne. The occasion WAS attended between
100 and 100 Of the leading Baptists and citizens
Of the city, and VS. even more of success than
The dsst banquet held last December.
NJ. d. G. Brawley. ~ president Of the union.
welcomed the guests In IN appropriate speech
vice-President @. z. n. Pratt who took
IN active part in getting mp the banquet. pre-
si0o6 and announced the following programme
cash number Of which won the applause Of the
guesfs:
Quastests-Nn O. Z n. Pratt. Mra c. r.
Treat, HI. = p. Chapel. Mr.. 4. T. Braymer
Emay-.frogrsss Of the baptist ch.fchss q
1eesle ...-..-.--...---- Nh Aima Dnfans
o' ~ Mr. {. =. Treat. - ~ 49,
Recalied-"Love's sorrows
Mrs. A. r Hammond
Recallc1-"Amesfcax ConversiOn".
.uuee, ..LAddio." Ma q. T. u. Pratt aud Mr. Z
Recalled, ssses the Pale Moon"
The banquet tables were beautifully supplied
hours eating and listening 70 the toasiA Dr.
following toasts:
"The Water Route" ............R Rev. !. w. Read
"ARRressiyeuess s......-....*.--.--s. = " Piles
~Ths Bsptise and Liberty. w H. Thompson
All Of the toash were listened u with interest
and the responses were much applauded.
4 resolution Of coincidence for the family OF
the late Morris Adams y passed ana the COM
pany adjourned ~ . late hour
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-. l0Vis. June la-Result of races:
- scd fourth-Juiia Mengee won. Lulu
~ others drawn: time ?;is,s.
~ Little Crete won. Fred Ta,al second.
&C. L third; time i:ssis.
roe stakes, one-naif mile--Ba lxevsn
~ sesai second. Tom Rogers and Branh,c-
49, 80 heat for third; time 81.
Ns.s. DAISY Won. Carnegie second, Camilla
'1 -. uae isas'l.
n..ss. q hundred ysrds--Johu Morris won,
Hcond, Brookdeld third time i.ss,..
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INITIATING HER SEIGHsoRs.
Aeessaa Wants More soldiers From He,
Iax-Ridden People.

AessS,a Wents More Soldiers From Her
Iax-Rldden People.
Fes1H. June la-The minister OF war Cd
asessea me Aussro-Hungarian delegations Oh
- subject o. The credits asked BY the govern
.nens 10 military pufpcses He said he re-
ssso @ . compelled p declare that the mill
NJ esedtss submltsed could not be reduced.
!hr budget Delegations only represented the
.enaa.sione "a which the buildins must be con-
saued anftng the next few years, important
a ecNaons 81 the military forces OF the
- syale oeecnink unavoidable. The question OF
'ag NE peAfe sfecsive would have % be
- ssd. oshef states studied TO iucrease
ads military strength. aud Austro- Hungary
s0sM nes rrmsin inactive. although the eov-
as1ens vas not able 10 strain it, resources 20
~ 49, ~ = extent - vas being done By Germany.
- nanos contained in the budget were the
esnone minimum TO which the aoysrnmens
eeah 10
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co~le.. p-ath 4. rrah.hle.

49,. June ie-on the production Of
49, Cowies' order in enar, this n,ornlne.
- owass Was given custody az the ehsld'
s,ss.r. -, IS no better ana may die. The case
49, 49, nsie, who shot him. has not yet been
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uofice 10 Creditors.

70 TILE erprRf0R COURT OF KING
l ssossrfy. state os Ma3ftnFtsu
II, =, sest ser "a he fgsolyxncy at ! =. Meoe1
& sons No. s.F54 49,. - =
49, E-eex "a Wears nnd John r. MxesA pnf1r
.s -, - fssssss 20 suaer the arm name nn4
stsle 81 j. r. Nssrs 4 sons; iu*olveItsk e y
80 as.r.es~ before J. A. SsfAtssss Judge 81 M.10
,.s'-~ Y, sr.sez. rTsnrf ~ the courthouse e. IN
-. ~ esss4Se In xstd xinx esnnsys - Mas
dsy. Jaiy :, lsso ~ he honf q Z - r. e
.s. ssr.xz a ssos be granted. and t6&I ~
ssr~st srsra all thelr dstfs AMI lab Hf1
$50 49, I, raoeedtnws are stayed against enid ~
49,. ar hssa ami shs seal Of said oon1o
tns. ~ 80 NJ HoLHKs. C1esk
tsss~-sau FennefsthEf. EEtoraeIs - - ~
K0lT~t1f4
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sPIRIruAEfsM


A RRIvED--MRs. DR. A. DKHowE, OF NEw
"A York, the woric-fenowner and highly
ceiebrated business AMI test trance medium.
she 10 the only naturat-b0rn trance medium in
the world; Is seventh daughter. born With a
double veil and wonderful pr phesie Gift OF
second sight: this she viii prove: svery hidden
mys'ery revesled: tells your entire life. past.
present and future. IN q dead trance. gives yonr
name in full, also your future husband % wife.
with are and date OF marriage. In business
Losses. lawsuits. marriages divorces. deaths.
uniting the separated. removing evil IaHu-
ences. ressorlng lost love. she has no eqaal.
Mrs.. DeHowe wishes st distinctly uusieFst 3o1
thai she adycfttses nothing bat whai she can
do. and wonld not be eissscd with the rnaay
cheap pretsnden found IN every city All Who
are In sickness or In trouble. ali who's fond
hopes have been blasted. and ell who have heea
deceived aud disappointed through tbs 10 50
predictions ct Others. before giving up To despair
are invited TO call aud DC convinced II the true
statements OF tho above without DELAY. Ten
thousand dollar challenge 10 ans medium who
can excel her In her startling revelations of the
past. presea. ard future eyents Of persons
lives. PsrIors. n and Is, Mallory mouse. Tbiri
and james street.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN for reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armory Association. Notice - hereby given By
tbs undersigned trust ees 81 said sss0clsf.on to
the stock holders thereof that meeting OF the
stock hoiders viii ee held ~ tie once Of Sfruve
Ha.res MeMicken. Room i, Neviin block on
the north side OF Columbia street between
second street ard Third street. in the city 81
seattle. King county. STATE Of ws<bingtoo, on
Saturday the .1.h day of August, $50 q. the
hour 0f O'Clock IN the afternoon for the per
pose OF reducing the capital stack Of said com
rAny 10 tbs sum Of seven thousand dollars, %
To tsvsdes into seventy shares OF THE par rssae
of orc hundred dollar. per sbsrs. All the
k.ork holders are requested 20 attend
T. e. HAiSES.
CHARLES IA. KiTTESGEA
J. A. HATFIELD.
- w. SCOTT
JOSEPH GREEN,
a. "a rTEJNR.
EN-. CARR
e. LIZ KELLOGG.
JOHN r. H0fT.
nAsed June .. issA Trustees
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NIfEfTrEn

"A &.- -aA htA>Aktt
uas $500 s.sst on water front o iosniRe the tewn.
uun a. s.uiui slope 20 the SQUAD. Lot l. SEC
Cas- hne chance. =. T. Coulter. agent z.
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s1ENoGRApnrgx


NAY ELLIOTT ~ NTENUaBAFHEE AND
M fypewnfefs ssenogrsphir work OF ali kinds
executed Rooms sai J. kosn block
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQuAg.
Ilters: machines and supplies shorthand ana
typewriting ofnees; photographers agency.
machines rented Room 81. Seattle block.
torner Third and Cherry streets.
w AsHIS6TOs TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarsers-sseaoTyaphsss furnished: short
hand and typewriting work execeisd: typo
writers rented koxseiI block colnasaA
street
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L,orNp-A IApyss SILVER WATCH HAS
Il been souad IL LAKE Washington BY r. s
clark, corner second and Stsr rgs The owner e4a
get the ssnse BY calling ~ nav iaEce aE1 F&y~
ing enxrxsS Il, < CsArk.
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NOTICE OF DfssoLrTfOy or PARTNER
~ sAtT--xolAee ID AefeoT xzsea sA-x fsse hEm
Psrkfneon EVER, s<fEs<eexs. has ben die
solvea by mnTa3i ee1Sert J. Parkinson se-
sssns fhe snSneas OF toe aid arn, ~ the e1zs<s,
~ xnd ~ Butter tsock
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IA 49, Meepins cars daily eetween Seattle
odvsnsaa az ssen hours and thirty six minutes ia
n<hss ~ .. competing hnes A. Chilhsrr. Ssty
Yrrss wit. sl6 second street. Boston elosx. II
-sa' Depot ticket agent Seattle.
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~ doses o. Ncore.s Revealed Remedy win
q 81 :; " re- better. II IL aeat yoa can ~
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t;r..a ics' muslin underwear garments. nscely
cd Chester Cleary. '->'s
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MARINE ENGINEERING - CAPTAIN h.
VI Nilber. foynersv Of the q. a Sayv aud
Chief Engineer L. ~ Emery are prepared to
give fuh insisnetsosz "a navigation. marine en-
EiueertBg. marine architecture snd mechanical
drsftsn1. Corner Washington street and Rail-
mad avenue. ssa:sis. xssh
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er

aEF
DEM0yED- xEi48E HAzIYwOoD
II mes b. fessE1 al ssstsza az b AR ssss,sk
Visit ntT -sasrso. s0sn hsr slass or rAve orsifrs
soe pictures ell. pastel water essesf o. efgssx.
Leok o.. for posiee 81 be- e~sssdssos-
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n~ls,.A by the wr~cs.

rn. SEATTLE sxrsess ga the Northern Pacific
a,a act arrive 81 al lsss aikns, ssiag esisyst
:, Black river ey she wresf Of TIE
-, .na passenger trains there.
4, .,.essrk this xaoxnang IL - reported hat the
,rssn cnsnos ses Through before noon. and the
,ss,,lsr express VIII nos 20 cut 81 tisse.
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xoSr.


NOTICE Ta CONTRA cTseS--t.g < AsstSgs
~ graessas snt srsstlax ss-erts g. kSskgsn<ss
cal 81 Sank Bzsisi1HE. k{rkEsa4 o. a. stzssS day
aSs Thursday - y :. n. A. +. Mesess
NOTICE TO CONTRACT eR~-A IAR2E
~ trsr- ci land ~ b. ciear@sl la Eaeaastess
Resi- ccss Die cu1irAFters viii sl<aee cali 81 Mall
son s,rse powe< horse TO- IL tsrsa4sfoa en- HAss-
gssy. Jnae SsSi. ~ z y -. A = Nsssn.
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pusar.au ressrv asseos nx<fs .ns al points EAs
10 o. Sortheru rscsae rs1lroa1. TIE swszfeslet
asss-e. ana ssinsnx~oar lsE& A. CAlse<g CITY
80 Gems ~ secocd street. Boston eloek,
w., rsn sr.,us ,zteznreEs seattle
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

~4-4- 49,
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE KxIsT-
ii ing aad known oy the Esrss o. Campbell.
Kaapp a Co Il thss day dissolved ey sanfaal
ness sias IN future b eoadncte4 nasasx the fsEae
o. Campbell 4 Aisinxer. who siIi gsy al etS
and cusiecs al zeconnss due the Old Erm-
Teaxktnx oar ssastszsnezs sor their Hind patronage
and Wishing . euntInsxnee Of tie same. sc re-
nain. ysur rcspe<xfaliY.
WI r. CAMPBELL
JOHN r. ALDiS1kK.
ssstfis. wssn-. Jane :, isso.
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Ms WILSON. THE GEgAf =EEEK@s
VI tells pAsf. pfeseas anH fatures c8aasiits,
tan on ali affairs: azses 81. ganslenen g. -
ca-Fry street, erfzey lard ssfsft- sueu &
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Advertiser enu under the heads Of Lost
Pound, For Sale. Fer Rent ana Situations
Wanted will be inserted At the rate Of 2 cents .
word for the nrss insertion: I cent . word 10,
each subsequent insertion Payment always In
advance.
NoTICE-Thc business once OF the Posr-Ix-
rEiLieKScER wiz hereafter be open until II \.
m. classifed advertisements will be received
mp 70 this hour.
Advertisements win Be received ct branch
ofhees Of the Posr-ISrxLLloxxcxR ~:
Tscoma. .........s.....*..s,. G. L. Fowler, agent
Fort Townsend 49,. HAndley a kelley.
The following letters await advertisers q this
once:
A. Exenanse. Ms
A-v. F.E Mss ". Nelson.
s ss'1ss; EaaI s 60.
c.wP. Iinvss:or SR.
Cash. III w.G.r
BELr WASrED-FEMALE
VVANTED-GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
w cooking; g cd wages snd steady employ.
menf Apply 90 second street
AA
w work. 1910 Fourth street
uYANIEp--A GIRL TO DO HorsEwoRK
w in : ANAL family; must BE- good cook
Apply 10 Ma 4 Rosenberg. l.sa Third street.
from 70 Il . m.
yxyANTEp-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w ysf- tis coluH,hia street.
yUxNTEp-GrRl About is YEARS OH TO
~ assist In private boarding house. Apply
10 North Fourth ssreet. back OF Turner Hall
vxrANTED--A NURSE GIRL FOR GAZE OF
W young baby. Apply i.eit James street
yVAYrEp- FIRsT-cIAss COOK AND LAuS-
w dress; good WAGES Mrs. Geo. w. Hall
carner Tenth AMI Virginia sfreess
yVASrsD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work In a small family. i,ios Yesser ave.
vyrANrEp-A GOOD pREssMAKFR. coon
w wages 10 rigss party; call Immediately as
ee>ss u .kson street
N-ANrED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work: q good cook. snail family good
warva Mrs J II. Clean, ia Third street
yuANTKp- WOMAN FOR THE CARE OF
w children; SIS Marscn street. Lace House
vVASrrp-GIaI FOR GENERAL HorsE.
w work. a.eia fifth
yVANrEp-IApy rog OFFICE WORK. AID
w drsss i b. Poss-fnteaiteencer.
W. GIRL FOR GIN
w eral foasesovk; family OF three Apply
les seventh street. uess aide. between Union
and PIKE.
VYvANrgD-ccoKs cHAMBERNAIDs AND
w waiter girls Ms n. Clark. LIZA second
street
w ANTEp-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w wcsk. a.sn second street
VxrASrgD-GiRLs TO FILL COOP slTrA-
w t;ons Apply 20 Mrs NJ J. PEEK s. Ladies
intelligence Rarsa1. t.ese second street
yr~ANTED-coMPETgS GIRL FOR GIN.
w eral hoasewozk: family OF thrre. Apply
las seventh stress, vest side. hesxeen Cnson
sn& Pike.
yNrANTEn-ssa rfKE-HELe FOR GENERAL.
w hoasswcgk. walters. cocks
yyyASTxp-aIRL Fog eKSxRsI. HOUSE.
w wasA ana cooking Mrs. J. u Lowman.
eornsr Eleventh sss1 xArton streets
vx~ANrrp--GigL TO COOK. WASH AND
w isoa. Wages IS ApFly Tower grove
Sursr-y sseoaa zllS &ssfsssn-
WANTED-PsErvEE-
yxrAxrsD-A NAN WITH sass0 TO TAXI
w an s~tsye interest IN xass. sxsinx vsxkfy
9 wssker. 10 snra rnas good casace vss8 be
gives % rake GOOD mcney- Aadrcs q. A. care
fest-fntx4lkxs1ee<.
vx-AxrKp-PaRrNER WITH & sss can
w clear tsc aaash t<xstss xaizxs. A11sess
E1sca nss ssSa. city.
Vx-ASrHn-PARTSER IN lucrative OF.
W Gee saEnesss e.!ssAa resn5rsls tlSA k1esa
FRYE bscck. cpFper 3asiea saa Front sxrx~sS
E<S,r,< - ao3 Al t1foz tsocA Al Trrae xrys~r
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A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY WISHES TO
"A r-sspaad with yuaag lady on n tirse
ncnt. with view ~ mAtriaieny. Address c.
l. e. Pst-inteIlisereer-
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Nsw KMRRolnKRigs

''ss Chester clesry.
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Dfsersc xc4DEnY

QUEEN CITY BANGING ACADEMY. CHS.
~ holm 5 hal. sss Front street. Ofsea all
sIfnmsr. 1iass ar adults Mnnasy ard Tnrrs-
day evenings For ladies' and children, sAtsr-
dag afternoon. FTsvsfS lessoas. wkits q spe-
clalsy.
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EssSsgaRs <vD fosTRaCToas.
SAs FRANCISCO IEsDsR coHfA14-Es.
~ Eineers AID eDrtFAreors FIR BRIGGS Of sre.y
descriptions wharf sI s94nx, rSse diving afs6s-
Ing and steam shsges sxrasaisngs plans aai
SPECIFICATIONS faralsaed On ayplicst.on. ca-fsr
spondsmce episr5tes. uEacs loo. e. gacA2ca
street .eessls. xas~.
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ron sAEE-LoDGESeHousxx

LV0R eALE-A FIRSTCLASS x-RooN LnDG.
II fnghouse: finest location ia the city; doing
me business. low rent with lease. pcor health
cause for Yelling. Q har9Ein- For particulars
cal ~ AS Third street. nom s.
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run sAxx-RRAL kxxArk
T,og sAIE-TaAr VERY srPERiok FrII
4 sire resasence 10 sarnes the<ry aud
h1orx
IN eessrasas iocsfsoa. ca noxshrast es<nes
Ssnfh aid sp-Snx streets. minutes walk frcn
pessofsre. hseek fran rHsls.
IroR sALE-<xaso EzGHTY REScfEaREp
= nossssn lard czrrAnsr. SIS sscnna = rect
ISoR SALE-oSE HUNDRED ACRES or
nze q f,om land on Mnsdhy sssass4- forty
ra1s O. wafer sgaaS ri bargain J. = Lily.
tnsse-xsy sad wsss ssrees&
L-NoR sALE--FIvE sR TEx-AcRE TRACTS
adjoining shs town 81 Erooksyn eight miles
iron tass ely; rsrt Of this operty II waszr
tsolf. shrse steamers stop nj this ylare daily
% D. sold eaesp Ash On easr terms Inquire "
q y 6ssoa. sooss =. Frye block. corner Front
and NArson Streets.
E,oR sALE-FISE Farm IN KfrsAP
u county bali mite waser 'front.' Apply r b
Waesshnk. hos.oa block. Seattle.
= 5aininx Kirkland ~ nrss pr1eea Saith 4
Nctarrar. ies Cherry street
E10R sAI-E-Two NICE COTTAGES lust
conp'sssd. ux rooms and bath. .oar blocks
from cable d1ely fntshet: easy terma Mocr~
Land Company, second and James ssreetA
CroR sALE-THE CHOICEST ACRE pRop.
It efsy ia Kirkland Crawford Hanaon.
cor Third street and Yssler avenue
E0R SAIE-sleo DOWN. BALANCE $40
4 mcnshly, two handsome cottages. ti.7so
each. four rooms. hail. bsth. pantry. water.
four BIO Ks south OF jackson street. On Green
street T. r. xistlsf. Colonial blcck-
L,oR sALE-BEAUrIFUL HOME SITES NEAR
II Madison street: nil cleared and graded: the
cheapest ard best IN fhe market Crawford 3
Haanon. corner Third and fcxler avenue.
LsoR eALE-isoe0 ACRES OF TIMBER
II land In large eodies. Gardner & Barnes.
room leo and ie7. Seattle block. Cherry street
entrance.
LsoR sALE-CHofcE AND CHEAP BUILD
IL ing lots with pavement from YesleY ave-
nue., located in lCang's addition. overlooking
Lake Warrington Call On Baee q BoarmAn.
Temple court. corner Third aud Cherry.
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ENGINEERS AND naAUaHrsmEx

DAKERs BALcH & CO. CIVIL. ENGINEERS.
40 II Atkans block. Columbia street. near
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II r. THOMSON. civil. ENGINEER AND
eys surveyor. surveys estimates aud sups r!n-
teudence. r. o. hox 2zt Room ss9. seassss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-20
CITY BREVITIES.

The Citizens Sanitary Association will
hold Its regular quarterly meeting to-mor-
row night at the associations Office, No. Z
Drayton street.
Eleven cases were registered for court
from the barracks shortly before 2 O'Clock
this morning. All were colored and all
were in for disorderly conduct.
The offices of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company at Collins, Lyons, Hagan's
Station, Euphaupee and Ellabel, ON the
Eden extension, which have heretofore been
only railroad offices, will be opened for
commercial business tomorrow.
The mayor got after the police fire squad
day or two ago, and fined eight out of the
squad which reported at the Yamocraw fire
last week 50 apiece for not Excepting up
with the procession" led by Sergt. Lingg,
who was rushing the men to the fire.
The Brunswick Brewing and Ice Com
pany proposes to celebrate the opening of
its new brewery by barbecue on Tuesday
and large number of invitations have
been sent to Supt p. H. VOTERS friends in
this city, who will 60 down to Brunswick
tomorrow night in a special car. The in.
vitations are handsomely printed in red,
green and gold
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A-Where Bob Norton stood when he killed
che Bird brothers.
B.-Mrs. NortOn's position during the firing
C.-Where Willie Bird was when shot
p.-Where John Bird was killed.
E.-5in house where the mule in dispute was
stabbed.
F.-Door to stable.
G.-Postion OF John Habersham, the colored
boy.
H.-Worm fence.
L-Entrance TO stable lot.
K.-Where Mrs. Norton crossed the road when
she went to lock the stable.
THE NEWS OF THE KILLING
Mrs. Norton had the boy hitch up the
mule which was the cause Of the tragedy.
and taking the boy in the cart with her
drove TO Corinth church and told Blanton
and the other workmen that Bob had shot a
man, and to send for Dr. Norton. She then
drove to the house Of Mr. Waters, her
father, who lives about mile from the
scene of the tragedy, aud told her father to
send for DIR. Norton.
When Blanton aud his companions reached
the lot they were surprised TO find both of
the Birds dead There we're signs that
John Bird had tried TO drag himself I'D by
the cart upon which he was leaning when
he was shot down, and there was evidence
that be had made bard struggle. In his
hand was the check given him by Norton
the day before. and one end of the paper
was saturated with blood His face showed
That he had died ia the greatest agony, and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-20
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Maj A. L. Hartridge left for Marietta
last night.
J. D. Weld left for the north yesterday
on the Tallahassee.
The Misses Dooner are spending the sum-
mer in Thomaston.
Miss Pauline Arnold is visiting relatives
and friends in Macon.
Mrs. D. B. Lester and family left for New
Brunswick, N. j., yesterday.
Miss Ada Sheron of Augusta is visiting
Mrs. ST Basch on York street
Capt. j. F. Wheaton sailed Yesterday on
the Tallahassee for New York.
Alderman George S. Haines left for New
York by the Coast Line yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Workman and family are at
Hague, on Lake George, for the summer.
Mrs. Thomas O'Connell, who has been
sick for some time, is recuperating at Tybee.
Mrs. George A. N1coll and family are sum-
nering at Hague, on Lake George. New
York.
Walter Askew left for Waukesha, Wis.
via the Central last night for months
holiday.
Mrs. Henry Taylor and daughter left for
Capon Springs, Va, by the Coast Line
yesterday.
T. j. Daley and T. R. Gibson headed a
party of Augusta people for Tybee yester-
day afternoon.
b. ]. Apple and family left last night for
Blooming Rock, N. c., where they will
spend the summer.
Capt. W. D. Dixon is back from Atlanta,
where he has been in attendance upon the
undertakers' convention.
Edwin A. Richmond goes north to-
morrow on the Kansas City to enjoy q
vacation of about six weeks.
Miss Mamie Deacy and Miss Sarah Ann
Reilly left on the Tallahassee for New York
yesterday to spend two months with rela-
tives in the north.
G. Wilmer Hines has been appointed TO
the SUPPLEMENTARY of St. Johns Sunday
school during the absence of the superin.
tendent, c. S. Connerat, from the city.
Rev. DR.. w. S. Bowman Of the Lutheran
church and Rev. A. NJ. Wynn of Wesley
Monumental church will exchange pulpits
| at the morning service of their respective
churches to-day.
u. Wannbacher returned Yesterday
morning from a three months European
tour, and was being generally congratu-
| lated yesterday afternoon on the Bay. He
left Mrs. Wannbacher at Nuremberg, where
she will remain for the rest of the summer.
The second of a series OF Conversations.
the first of which was given at the residence
OF Col. Owens on State street several weeks
ago, for the benefit of the Christ church
organ fund, will be given at the residence
of Col. W. w. Gordon Tuesday evening
from to 10 O'Clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-20
Queen Of the Mountains.

Away up in the mountains of Georgia is
Porter Springs, 5000 feet above the sea,
and l 200 fee. higher than GAINESVILLE or Tai
lulah Falls. There the low country inhabit-
ant finds the complete change of climate SO
necessary to invigorate and build up the
system. The hotel is splendidly kept
Everything is comfortable and homelike,
and the table is unsurpassed. Pure Jersey
milk is in abundance. and the farm supplies
the very best. Baths, billiards and ten pins
are free, and board is fixed at the extremely
low price Of S28 per month. Easy access
from Gainesville three times a week. Resi-
dent physician, music and other attractions
make Porter Springs the place for this sea-
son. Those leaving the seashore for the
mountains will certainly miss great deal
If they do not visit Porter Springs. Full
Information NAV be obtained from the pro-
prietor, Mr.. H P. Farrow.