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The morning call., 1891-03-26

pESIDENCE LOTS INSTALLMENT PLAN,
h $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50; few lots to be closed
out In the beautiful Parsons Golden Gate Tract at
Golden Gate, San Pablo ave. crossing; several OF
these desirable building lots will be sold on easy
terms: S25 and $50 cash and $40 per month this
Is done III order close up business matter by the
owner, ana will hold good until April 18th 9TH
only. Apply at once TO L. w. WOODWARD & CO.,
SOC Broadway Oakland. mr22 To
The morning call., 1891-03-26

I 0OK-BARGAINS: LOTS $275 EACH; 2
Il car lines, and near New Broadway; small pay
ments; also new 5-room cottage, cheap; install
meuts See II. b. PINNEY, 464 Ninth ST. mrI3 II
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
RAILWAY RUMBLINGS.
What iso on Along the Rails and la
the Onices

The c. & W. NJ. engineers office en-
ployes are very busy preparing Tor Ia
extension of the road from Travcr,
City to Charlevoix the coming summer
+. {. smith, of Toledo, nter.stato
dispatch agent, and General Passong
Agent Ruggles, of the Michigan Cen
trial, were attending 10 railroad bus
ness III this city yesterday.
Car Inspector Kline and engineer.
Bhxbec and Coleman, OF the @. X. a J.,
have been attending the State encamp
ment at Muskegon. They are old vet.
Grams OF army service rs we'll as N rail
way circles.
J. H. Waters, lost car agent OF the
Columbus, Shawnee q Hooking Valley
road, and l.. X. Sage, travelling freight
agent of the Rock Island & Pacific. two
genial railroad men. are looking after
their interests IN the city.
General Passenger Agent DeHaven,
of the c. d W. NJ, went TO Detroit yes
terday In attend q meeting OF the trans
portation committee TO consider bust
ness IN connection with the 9. A. *.
encampment TO be held next August.
A u. /. & y. passenger coach jumped
the track Yesterday morning near Mel-
ldan. No one was injured but tie
train pulled IA at the Union statOn an
hour late. The thaw!ng OF ihe ground
at TINS season OF the year causes the
track 10 become very uneven and con
siderable diligence Is being taken 10
prevent accidents.
General Manager Heald Of the c. 4
". NJ, and wife went II Boston yestoT-
day n Mr. Heads private car. Ihey
went to Fort Wayne, va. o. X. a l.,
from thence over isc Pennsylvania
ine. The meeting OF the directors OF
the {. Il ". NJ. viii begin IA Boston
today.
The Illinois, Indiana & Michigan Is a
new road that wili run from New Buf.
faIo 70 Hammond, ind. This vii give
the c. 4 w. VI. eventually an entry
into Chicago. The directors are
Thomas HefieTar. William Alden
Smith. Henry Spring, DaHel No o.
and Frank Jewe al 81 tisIs city. and
William IIu.l and John Nroman, 81
Chicago. Tie officers are. PTeslde8t
Thomas HeHeran. Wee President. vi.
liam Alden smith, SECRETARY. Frsnk
Jewell, Treasurer, John Nfonaan.
The Grand Rapids DIVISION Of the
Order Of Radway Ielegrapbers has
elected the follosing officers for tie
ensuing wear y. {. T.. ". &. Blake. G.
c. r.. j. ". Braan: A. &. T, &. A
Bird: :. 4 J., u. y. Iswless. r. T., G
J icy. J. T., J. y. Donovan, ]. =.
L. ". b'erdorf; . =. A. =. = Rev.
holds. Delegates - tho Convention 81
the Grand D.vs08. 10 - held st -
LOUIS. No. June y. 1871 J ". Brasm
". &. Bake. J 7. DsnuisoB; nltsrnsts.s
y. p. Lsuiess, G. ". DIsrdorf ana A
u. y Reynol8s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
PUsILLANImous pAqRoLMAN
Two Young Ladie. Grossly tnsultsd by
villain with a star

Two respectable young ladies were
grossly ,nsulted bs patrolmsn on
Tuesday night, on Last Brdge-st., )nsi
west of CanAl-st. Miss kOsa McLGrdy,
Of 26s second St. and a lady freud
we're on their way home from Hart
mans Hall about $50. When they
reached the alley that leads from
Brdge-st. 10 the rear OF Redmond
opera House, they encountered "a
Datrolman IN citizens clothes, whose
liiclal station they recognized by hls
tar and has baton. AZ the ladies alp
preached the officer, he called 10 them
. the following language: "See here,
girls, how would you ike 70 come aud
show ne the way down this daf <
allcy?" There was obsolutely nothing
in the speech or manner OF the ladies
10 invite such Insult, and the two iansi-
lies were deeply indignant over the
matter.
When The above facts were reported
TO Superintendent Eastman. that Off
Gals iirst move was 10 ascertain the
name of the officer who pairolled that
beat at the hour named. When n Was
found that the records showed tbat tae
pairolman on that beat was itndaN A
Bitou, the hasty Inference was reached
lhat ne was the guilty person, and his
ransc was 80 published IA yesterdays
afternoon papers. But subsequent IA
vestration shows tilat Hilton vac called
IN from that beat and fransicrpd -
other duty AT aa hour much earlier
than that Of the alleged insult. Ibo
police authorizes fcel deeply mortified
that such deed should have been
done by a member of the force. Tie
police force. as a pody. CONSISTS 81
strong. manly men. who may be trust
ed % perform ali acts Of humanity ap9
caliantrv that come 10 their hands, ana
THIS insult Oh Tuesday night IL a wholly
exceptional episode. The perpeirstor
will be removed 81 soon az the fscts be-
come VEL established.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

As the mayor OF "a city Is its repre-
sentative, 1--we clty should have 81 ike
mayor. The time approaches when the
citizens will be called upon To choose
new one. The TTLEsRAM-H
proposes TO give every clizen Of Grad
Rapids chance 10 name his choice.
The polls VII be opened at once and
citizens are requested 20 name their
candidates on the form of ballot
printed herewith. No other form 81
ballot Will be received. The polls 81.
close at noon, March 81, and the result
will be announced in the TELEGRAM
HERALD Of April /. This balloting Ger
tainiy ought 10 bring out the people
choice. Cut the ballot from the paper
fill in the name of your fayorte an
mail to Editor Mayor Ballot, TELGRAM
HERALD, Grand Rapids. Michigan. The
result will be announced from time e.
time as occasion seems to demand.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

Cincinnati has joined the National
League.
Thomas Connect. the great fve-fnile
runner - lad Up with rheumatism
Peter Jackson. the colored heavy
weight has joined the Salvation Afn3.
Manager Hscker'wll begin signing
PLAYERS for the u. Wayne team neHt
week.
The horssmen Of Northwestern OHIO
met st Toledo yesterday and formed
circuit.
Pavne. %. has established : min.
g sec. record for a mlie wals Of Cor
neil University.
A1teB. the phenomenal stallion, has
new foil brother which has been
named DfezblL
Frank sav.n. the Australian heavy
weight. = expected ln the country n
about three weeks.
George SlossDn wants - play Schseffr
for toe billiard campionsbips bot won
& 70 Caieago 81 10 =.
The CaEforuia Athletic Club has
barred IaEisHche. The Marine from
sny Of the privileges Il Their hail
shht tllf&I p 81 ttaht " -sfftR -
wa rs coming flFht with Godfrey. IN
side Of fifteen r0unds, and vii then
look for Join J.. sgsin.
LOUIS CFf the phenomenal strong
Fnan. ~s8 meet San5ow. tbe Enei 81
Tnan n ser ga a feats ~ strength iof
siaJ0 SIDE, : rssBd0T . wiling
Cryss-eouutrY running - ~ rrssf ia
v0f 10 the East AL tire Nes YORK
ciuia VII 20 represented ~ TIE CREST
meeting 81 Morris Park. ~ April
A pa az cas- rscs bsgins % Madison
4auars Garden. New YORK r1tf neyt
sunday GIT BOT FitzsiElu if' %, TIE
champion mlodievsRnt. docs fhs
stsrtsug-
The fret snrusl Yssses 81 - TIE Mith-
icsr sth5rtie hssoC lstior tak't piaas
<, fgffro.t. Frsssy suc saturday, HArch
~ And q Sfa~flng arc TffstlEFlr cg-l-
.esss srs TIE sTsaik. sno az oFssn q 81
afnsss Dfk
. .
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

The nev hctsi at Cascade Springs -
nearing completion sn8 vii re ready
for occupancy aboUt Juu. 1st, The
IN ding = 5sgl54. three stofSss sDa
tsss rY1eHt. sri wi have scrfFn n8ods-
eos fof two hundred eussts. TIE
vstsr II ti4s Cssca1e sfTngt hss high
ned5cinsl vlrtues aud TIE Dsr con-
pany vil fore 4 0Fson re sttentfon -
tie gBbIe. Ihe ffosei VII ~ 1svoifa
Is TIE 3o.rf Y.8rEsoss 81 suTnf1fr resort
Ard szaffsrtara
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
WHO'LL BE MAYOR !?
L. = Question CT Absorbing Interest
- a Progressive Iats
EsERlOsE EsTITLID 70 HIS GHOlCE
hhs aSAsx v2ss kae4sia aasitss fssft s1ti-
~ Assssx "a sesslsas sas 0ss@s
2aesaisn~ ~ ho be tAs fos-
FiTs hU4Ssf

Upon the chose az magyar much ~
ihe etys wcllars aepenas. ader the
impulse q nlsniy, VIGOROUS admln =
uaton of affairs. Grand Rapids may
tx gwen good start on ace high read
IL prosperity. It's eItzeas are second
C these OF no eas 81 tae Mesl IA
energy pluck, perseverance,, autelli-
saacs and paelic spnt. fhey are
ansons Ano wiling - push ihe oasy 10
the front even mere Vigorously than
ever before.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

Probably yga FatsBa bgTane = nsv
s.s-5rs dress. xrsp. - 9seset- ~ Tsot
fve sne mike over Four AT FraT
gsrrae1tss It's sssg - cee ~isa i'fs1n-
oDa Dyes Taev make a 30 fss'ss'ys-
at,ss ard sssFsaard cosoTs. SO save tns
cor Il fnsnv q ntv dress vrafs. s-ia
st Ask for suI take cry ire
Ttsnsrszs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
Money for Uncle Sam.

Collector Maynard, of the custom
house, received case of Harlem oil
for Geo. G.. steketee yesterday. and
four cases of Holland bibles for u. ].
Doornink. Three cases were also re-
ceived for NJ. krekintveld, of Holland.
The duty on the oil was So.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
Contagious Diseases.

The following are the contagious dis
ease. reported at the health Office yes
terdsy Scarlet fever, two cases, at SO
North Ionla-st.. name not reported ,
Mary Mccormick, - BaTtlett-st., diph-
they1a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
HYCIENIC RULES
NOT GOOD TO EAT.

Many 60oks has 6eeu ovztten and much has been
said ab0u avhata sick bsou Should order uou7zh the
body and interfere O the actions Of Tie medicines prescribed
BY tire Physician; but e7v, ku0oy the /o7g articles are
coed TO namely: Oum 1lotAlue BeAzdouna 4f0ha
Fotg00s, arsenic and ITS brraeuttous Phosphorus makes
excellent 1nton marches and its brxbarattous Phosbhes
HyboPhobA1es Nut Vomlca and its act0e b,zuubA SxA-
nine Hyoscyaauus Niger Black Heubaue OIeum 7gAx Cyo0u
OIL etc. DR.: S. CMy Todd does not use the abo0e 6oous
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

The 1ake yesterday wNs ~ Gurus =.
Hatch, = Tas,Ha&a mar. lie = aae III
ths lAfge s~loh ~ii0 have esea shssraol-
iag reesntis ths slgeei efSssasgs wllh
tiaeig locomotives ana trauss al o4rs.
fl@teh was agI&,gaea eu tne sgh lnSl..
and his case Mas salearaea g. the
nsoFnsag ~ TIA Ito hat when ihe
tine eAms. "a lssie1 a. appear Ars.
ierdA. atlefnssoa Lac was IA c.sNr ia
tbs power a heaCh Warrant His a.
tofney explained 81 the court thai ilse
a*lnq vac a. lhe roSon 81 .
nissAPprsaenslon lie SAID hs lheaSht.
ana ins clseai theagnt ttAt sus sey
to1 rsal Was me @olh. There Was no
mtentlon b. sA0s any a1sfaspscl - tl,e
court ar h is offseags. ana that tae
delinquency Mould MOI ooeaT AGAIN
Ihe court accepted the Apology hana-
sanlris aaa told toe losplsRo q that.
lg NaeN al Tie facts a. presented. tas
coaTs Would perma nls departure write
oNi casls, provided ht Noula promise
- oe on hand hlsht and early iaa
soth. MI haleh AID not mlSundef-
stand tnsse Noras, fof Ia sei4ea his naf
With agility aud set oug oi court before
tic echoes of iiis hoDers svlos had
died oui oi tne pathways.
The court dealt mtst wisely aud hu-
namely with James I.oNtgo, and ssnt
hlna t. iai LOT ntleel oays ~llhout lis-
lns hlm the alternative 81 paving =
me. lowerle has been aAlng g. "iaiCw
in the proceeds OF the sale 81 a Dakota
farm, and has been DRUNK continuous
~ Tor several weeks No appeals al
wlff, friends az officers could STAY nis
mad cireer while whisky bad ihg sWay
- thc court thought & iiesf a. lock han
up long enough ~ gel tht liquor oct az
hlm. II he returns Rgain q las COZ
ward career, be NIL have r. make Ae-
gaming IN moment al the POSSESSION
oi entire moral responsibility.
N.tss
Except the sending 60 jail for ntoa
cation of Thomas naiiN, and the pa
ment OF a s5.S5 hy MlcnAs4 1umnunc,.
All other cases We're adjourned az foi-
lows 1laud >c0a. deadly assault, lst4s
George luddlngl0n, deadly assault,
igtB, james McCoRas. larceny from 5
dwelling, l4lhi Lou EubcEau, Lac
NandeIhulst and Emma CuhuIn, as
orderly, Man llth, JOHN Paticrsaa.
Gus Brewer and CYRUS naicA, oilsuucl
nag the streets, 10th.
The cases on cali today al come up
thls morning. as follows; John f,idns
enibez2iemont; Maun Elliott. kecple
gambling house; Charles Brown. gam
lg. Ray Hale. George Holman, heI-
man Brown and George Tlelensn, -
orderly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

Vow "a the tine 20 sect rev carpet
While the assoftrneut = complete
NofaT. HERFaGsBf1IFE A Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

Tns fsIIoulnz IL Ilss ~ tas -sr-fa-s
ifee-ses issHsi sine. last pubsissei. ~ith TIE
s.w.s r.sa4ass vzsa sstsids tee esrS sss
.sss 81 the PARTIES Ages
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12
uallArd Docks At T,sssentsslsr's


rz-~c air 5nfsuts. : prevalent more Of
1ass - al ssnnss. tsaf = asTgely AVOIDED
nv g7F3nz proper fFs7TzsE Fsser1 ana
~.~r.~sr fesos3' The most succfssfBi sBa
- afse sf - a ne go Rarden EaFie
Pf.ns CoDaen@ed Nix. Year grtsofr
keeps 4.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

ys~ss ts- 49, tsesr3e --2a ~sfirr % kiiis a.
reir 80 rrsss ~ 0enrs bpffit
n zen vaaf - resr ver ~ fl9ift east youf
eeaEh ~ ussff - fril's Eeugt ryrup
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

~s~ carpets st Noet- Hsrqossiss HfssT
a COS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-12

vsra-a tIf.r TT fIrsn1vlIlf Resa ssr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
AFTER THE FEDERAL PLUM.
Chancellor Boggs Announces the
Opening of tie Negro College.

Chancellor Boggs Announces the
Opening of tie Negro College.
ATLANTA, GA, May 2L-People all over
the state were doubtless taken by surprise
this morning when the announcement was
sent forth from Athens that Chancellor
boggs had issued a card stating that the
negro college would at once be temporarily
instituted in Athens, pending the final
selectlon OF permanent location. The ex-
PLANTATION is very simple The negro
college is and has always been
merely means to an end A species Of
barter, it was instituted by the legislature
Tor the purpose, not Of advancing the ne
gro, but with the view Of getting possession
OF the money from the national treasury. to
be paid under the Morrill, bill, that il might
be devoted to the maintenance Of the uni
versity OF the state where white youths are
educated.
sAyANNAH's sLIP-UP.
The idea that Savannah would not be
able to raise the promised bonus of $4,000
has gained hold on public opinion all over
the state. Two days ago a meeting of the
negro college commission was held in Sa-
vannah. 1t was then decided not to declare
at what place the school should be perma-
nently located, but to authorize its tenn
porary establishment at Athens Under
authority OF this resolution Chancellor
Boggs issued his circular, but the motive
for being in such hurry about starting the
college was the same that induced the legis-
lature to vote for its Establishment.
MONEY NEEDED.
The whits university wants money, and
under neither the state act nor the Morrill,
bill can money be obtained and turned over
to the university trustees till the negro
school is ready for pupils. Chancellor
Boggs has had quite correspondence with
the governor lately on the subject. He has
tried to have part Of the money turned over
beforehand, but Gov. Northen answered
that the negro college must first be in work
ing trim, in order that the law might be
complied with
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
FLoRIDA's LEGISLATURE.
No Material Change in the Ballot IN
the Caucus

i NO Gdterlal OnanB0 IN the b6llOt II
| the Caucus.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, May 2l.-The dem.
ocratic caucus took only one ballot tonight
Call had 81 votes, Mays 43 and Bloxham 2
Parker of De Soto county changed
from Bloxhsm to Call, and Overstrset OF
Osceola county went from blank to Blox-
ham.
Mr.. Clark's resolution providing for night
sessions Of the House, over which there was
heated debate yesterday, was not called
up to-day.
The legislators are paying strict attention
TO business, and rushing work in committees
and both houses.
There was no material change in the joint
session vote.
Senator Rogers, president of the state
alliance, has had prepared sketch Of a
building which he desires adopted for the
Florida building at the worlds fair to be
hell at Chicago in 1895. The design ia
very pretty, fashioned after the general
style of modern exposition buildings He
proposes TO have it constructed of Florida
palmetto, artistically interviewer and
Tapped together, while the interior is to be
filled with the choicest fruits of the state.
The grounds he would so lay of as to form
a unique miniature of Florida, with
oranges. bananas, lemons, cocoanuts. pine
eRRA~1t 49, oA 6AOWAhk bucAT EcspoCblNe
trees and plants, just as they are seen In the
real Florida. While Senator Rogers whole
plan is very feasible, and practicable it has
the additional merit of not demanding ex>
travagant expenditures should it be adopted.
In the Senate the following bills have
been introduced:
By Senator Wall-For relief of William
Pitt Head, whose residence and contents
were accidentally destroyed by fire while
being fumigated during epidemic of 1888.
81 900.
Senator Rogers presented a memorial
from Miss M. @. Bell. lady commissioner to
Columbian exposition, requesting the legis-
lature to pass the bill Ievying a tax for i'm
migration and an exhibit at said exposi-
ton.
The Senate has confirmed the following
appointments:
County Commissioners for Marion-Sol
Benjamin, K. w. Long, L. NJ Aver, W. p.
Williamson and John W. Sterns
Commissioners for Wskulla County-W.
h. Hill, T. J. Rakor. c. T. Alligood, ]. w.
Coggins and J. p. Roberts.
Thomas Palmer of Brooksville, to be state
attorney for the sixth judicial circuit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
CALIFORNIA Fic SKPUp Co

,n,.-.,,.,. ~ FHFHtI1DVl fFL.
AVWSHliA. Az kkg EORk 49,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
COFFEE COUNTY CULLINGs.
Crops Looking Fine-Capt. Bradwe,
to Speak.

Crops Looking Fine-Capt Bradwell
to Speak.
DOUGLAS, Ga, May 21-Crops are look.
ing fine. especially the corn crop. There is
not much cotton planted in Coffee county
now.
The county Sunday school convention
was held at Broxton last Saturday and Sum-
day.
Capt s. D. Bradwell, the state school
commissioner, will deliver an address to the
citizens of Coffee county at Douglas On
May 80.
Miss Sarah Hutchinson and Dan Rhines
Of this place were married last Monday
afternoon.
Coffee county is aroused over The game
law. The people of the northern part OF
the county want to petition our represent
tative to pass a local act for Coffee county,
prohibiting any one from fishing or hunting
on any one eise's land. The most opposition
arises in the southern portion of the county.
1t is the topic Of conversation in every
crowd,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
Failed for q Iarge Amnnnt

Adams Il Weller OF New York, the exten.
sivs haberdashers, assigned, and Kobler Of
l5e Broughton street purchased their entire
stock at IS cents on ths dollar.
Among the sDeclaliiss from this stock
that Kohler will Offer this week will be POO
do19a bJ-ceDl neckNear AZ IS cents. 80
dozen standard linen collars and cuffs az
bali price, 100 doE5n outing SHIRTS be- slk.
1adTas, hanBel, satios and ebsylot AZ 5j
cent % The dollar. while thlrlasn styles II
shte isundorsa shirts and q large quantity
y beibriggap under Seaf aud hosiery VIII
~ sacrificed at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
GEORGIA'S MILITIA.

The Adjutent General Receives the
States Federal Supplies.
ATLANTA, GA, May 21.-The adjutant
general is in receipt of the arms and &C.
couterments furnished on the requisition of
Georgia by the national war department.
They will be distributed TO the troops as
early as possible Among the stores re-
ceived are 40 Springfield rifles, $40 Spring
field carbines, IA Springfield cadet rifles, 900
cartridge bells, 100 cavalry saddles, 116
cavalry brides, 40 bavonet scabbards,
1000 blanket bags and 81, 800 cartridges,
Jesse J. Bull of Talbotton was to-day
commissioned captain of the Southern
Rjfiaa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
Are advised to call on US for prices on Lumber,
sash, Doors and Blinds, as we can save you
money in the first cost and you will not have
complaints from your customers about the
shrinking of flooring, ceiling, inside castings
and holdings. as all of our finishing lumber is
thoroughly KILN DRIED before being marked.
In using our YELLOW PINE Doors, Sash and
Blinds you get No. article for the price you
have to pay for an inferior Northern article
Your doors are not always breaking up and
your blind rods and stats coming off.
Patronize home industry when it pays you to
do So Write for price lists.
A. 8. BACON & SONS,
Office West Broad and Brougnton streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
Mre. FELTON, at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 21.-Mrs. William
H. FELTON, Of Gainesville spent to-day in
the Augusta cotton factories, making a
person inspection and gathering further
statistics for another article in reply to
Miss Degraffenreid's Georgia crackers, in
next Sundays Chronicle. Miss Degraffen-
reid will publish an elaborate reply to that
of her critics, and offer additional argu-
ments and proofs TO sustain her original
position in her Century article.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
DRILL OF THE PYrHIANs.
The First Prize Awarded to the Bruins
wick Division

wick Division.
BRUNSWICK. GA, May 21-The prize
winners in the Knights of Pythias drill
which took place in this city yesterday af-
ternoon we're announced early this morn
ing. A decision had been reached by the
judges last night and the names of the win
ners sealed in an envelope and locked up.
This morning the envelope was for
mally delivered to Col Harmon, COM
mander of the regiment, who
distributed the prizes The first prize Of
$500 was awarded to Oglethorpe division
No of Brunswick, and the second prize of
Sl00 to TeutOnia division of Savannah.
The individual prize, consisting of hand
some medal, was awarded to j. w. Willis
of the Macon division, and the prize for the
best drilled captain to Capt. j. L. Harde-
man of Macon. The Savannah delegation.
accompanied by Col R. F. Harmon, left on
special train this morning. The Macon
and Atlanta delegations left on a special
train over the Brunswick and Western and
Georgia Southern and Florida roads at
o'clock tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUp CO.
tQWSWLLE, AZ hEw EoRK 80
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-22
- coIored Coroner Dead.

DABiEs. Ga, May 2l.-Dancey Stewart
lcoloredl, coroner for Mcintosh county Tor
The past slx years, died suddenly Wednesday
FROM heart disease.
The stores we're nearly al closed to-day,
ana me merchants and clerks were slfoy.
iug a holiday ~ tho graqd sunday school
jubilee Ht saEden'f Bluf