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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-23

sented by the committee on water. IS repre- repre-
sented an amount Of labor which VII Fs ~ ~
10 say can be properly appreciate .! ~ -
any. Of the members voting 70 r. &c ~ - -
only is this so, but beg 70 call att e aLe
fact that not one word or eylcence IA! .l.,sS, ],
presented TO show that the besI ll1e. , 80
of the city wera not belnt 80 .f,,- -
by the action Of the COMMITTEES. nor mas : s-tiSs
fact been either stated or brought on. ~ 49, 49,
that the interests Of the city VIII % ~ 49,
by the rejsctiou II that report AN4.iiLs - IL
selves Of technical point the Fes 90 - ~ -
action mas bsen successfully c4oa4S'4' .ta.,iiS g
repeat Mr. Mayor, that MOI oue t 1,t4 - ~
evidence has been submitted ID Suppl "a nc
substitute iuSt adopted q s-2N .uat II - ~ 49,
thtnz more than successful p5At4Ca! pun II oiA
an ans sCcassful BIDDER.
Just before adjournment Alderman
Bailey offered the following resoIu'-oh'
Bs,-i,.sf That upon a second call for bids for
n,rSTs bsil.rs. etc. for the proposed new
ssrst.5S 1,,,-ks system the water committee be
80 ore berrby authorized TO select such bids
a. NAV seem best 70 the interests OF the city
- rf. = b. yiver power 10 close such contract
Iritbgut confirmation by council
Alderman Cam said that while he appre-
c;gtei Alderman Bailey's resolution, the
water committee, in view OF the action Of
council in showing its lack Of confidence In
the committees deciding the time for
receiving bids, ne on behalf OF the com
mittee would decline TO accept the right to
close any contract.
The resolution W0s lost.
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structure. 1t is nothing to council whether
air or light Is shut out from other buildings.
The remedy, II remedy there be, is in the
court
NJ. A. OBYrne, Esq, also counsel for
Smith and Paulsen, followed Mr.. Saussy.
He said that the committee on harbor and
wharves had carefully considered the mat
ter and consulted prominent insurance au-
thorities as to the fire risks before submit
ting its report. He claimed that the fire risk
and shutting out Light and air theory could
be as we'll advanced in regard to the erec-
ton Of any high building on any street Of
the city.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Mr.. Charlton insisted that council has
jurisdiction in the matter. 1t has always
held the right to dictate the size of build
ings on the wharves, and he considered the
position Of the city just and proper one
Alderman Cam favored the protest. He
opposed the granting of the application and
will always, while a member of coun Gil.
continue to oppose similar applications. No
one, he said. can deny the increased fire
risk in allowing high buildings to be erected
on the wharves. Because the city has been
lucky enough not to have any fires in the
wharf section since 1875 has resulted in q
laxity in the matter Of enforcing the ordi-
nances 1t Is time, he said, to take a stand
on the matter, or buildings will continue 70
Increase in hight and at the same time in
crease the city's fire risk.
The matter was disposed of by the adop-
ton Of Alderman Cams motion to stop
work on the building and to recommit the
original petition, together with the protest.
to the committees on harbor and wharves
aud fire.
which was adopted, providing that in the
absence Of the mayor, chairman and vice
chairman of council, either by absence
from the city or through sickness, the chair
man Of the committee on finance be author
lied to act as mayor pro tenn.
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STICKS TO THE STATEMENT.

The c. L. A. Says the Sacred Heart
Cadets Backed Out of the Game.
The c. L. A. club adheres to the claim
that the Sacred Heart Cadets club backed
out of tuesdays game. Manager Morrissey
says he made all arrangements with the
Augusta club at Tybee Sunday afternoon
and after he had sold tickets and advertised
the game it backed down. His club accepts
the challenge Of the Sacred Heart Cadets to
play for gate receipts, aud names Saturday
for the game, the grounds being engaged
to-day and tomorrow.
Mr. Morrissey refers the Augusta club to
its manager IN regard TO the conference
held in Augusta July 4, to find out exactly
how Things stand
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CITY BRRVITIHS.

An excursion from Guyton spent yester-
day at Tybee.
Zerubbabel Lodge No. Is. F. and A. NJ,
meets tonight.
Leonard, who was shot day before yes
terday by Sam Dennis, Kolshorns negro
waiter, is improving. Dennis was released
from custody yesterday on bond furni shed
by Charles Kolshorn.
The supreme court decision in the ground
rent case published In the MORNING NEWS
yesterday should have appeared as the
Wells case instead Of Weed, the latter case
before the supreme court being on appeal
from the superior courts decision in the
Bull street paving case.
The MORNING News Early Fruit and
Vegetable Bureau ackno Wedges the receipt
Of a basket Of Niagara grapes from Charles
i. Bailey, formerly Of this city, but now a
prominent citizen OF Moultrie, Fla. The
grapes were grown on Mr.. Baileys farm.
and the punches were large and well filed.
the fruit beautiful in appearance and of ex-
cellent taste.
The razzle-dazzle machine on the beach
at the Ocean house, Tybee, collapsed night
before last with number of children. The
children mounted the machine and
attempted to make it 60. They finally sue
ceeded, end it started off with a crash and
want to pieces. a number Of people rushed
to the rescue Of the children, but ONLY one. a
small boy, was injured, and he but slightly.
The brass cannon made by young Ernest
L. Davis at the State Psychological School,
and on exhibition at Theus Bros, as an
nounced in yesterdays MORNING NEWS,
attracted good deal of attention yes err
day. Young Davis has been two years in
the archaeological school and nine months
in the foundry department, where the gun
was made. He is II years old, aud he has
received many deserving compliments for
the work he has done.
Auar,s Sarsanarilla c,ras lirnr no-,,.lai...
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ORDAINED A MINISTER.
Rev. Mr.. King to Preach the Gospel in
China.

Rev. MFR. King to Preach the Gospel in
China.
Rev. Mr.. King was ordained to the
Baptist ministry at the FIRST Baptist church
last night. The exercises were of an inter-
esting character. The chnrch was we'll
filed, the pews being nearly all occupied.
On the pulpit platform. besides the candi-
date, were Rev. d. Lansing Burroughs of
Augusta, Rev. E. F. Jones of the Duffy
Street Baptist church, and Rev. Dr. J. E. l..
Holmes
DR.. Burroughs preached the ordination
sermon, after which the ordination
ceremony took place. The ordination
prayer was made by Rev. E. +. Jones.
This was followed by the laying on of hand;
and the charge to the candidate by Rev
DR.. Holmes. The ceremony was an I'M
pressive one throughout.
Mr.. King has been a student for the las
several years, with view to entering thu
ministry. He has chosen the missionary
work, and will leave for China in Septem-
her
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GEANDARMY OF TIE REPUBLIC.
Preparations for the Detroit Encamp
ment Next Month.

Preparations for the Detroit Encamp-
ment Next Month.
The national encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be held in De-
troit next month, aud if it is what the Bos-
ton encampment was year ago it will be
the biggest in the history of the organiza-
ton. Communicating Chief VeazoY, in re-
ferring to the enoampment, announces that
every demand for means or anythinzelse
tending to render the occasion what it
should be has been cheerfully and fully met,
and comrades can rest assured that a royal
reception awaits them at the hands Of the
citizens there.
The department OF Georgia and Savan-
nah will be represented by a full delegation
Over $50 members Of the G. 4. Il, reside
in Denver, Col.
The national encampment Sons Of Vet.
Grams will be held at Minneapolis, COM
mencing on Aug. "a.
The army and navy musicians of the war
will hold a reunion at Chicago on Aug. 5.
Twenty-Five medical stations will be e.
tabllshed at Detroit for the attention of the
sick veterans during the eacampment.
The friends Of A. g. Weissert, senior vice
commander-in-chief last year, will make
an effort to put him in first place at De.
troll.
An active canvass is reported to have
been begun In Michigan to boom the candl-
dacy of Col. G. P. Lincoln for commander.
in chief.
The six hotels in Detroit are announced
as able to accommodate {, 200 visitors TO the
national epcampment. This will leave
1914, 500 veterans to be lodged and fed In
private houses and camps.
Lincoln, Neb., is in the race to secure the
national enoampmsnt for 1892, and large
sum has been pledged toward defraying ex.
penses. Nebraska has large soldier popu-
lace, as has its neighbor, Kansas, the latter
state having within its limits upward OF
100, 900 veterans.
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TWO VALUABLE PRES ENrs.

The Oglethorpes Given Picture and
Pair of Old Summonses
Deputy Sheriff A Jones Franklin, who is
veteran member of the Oglethorpe Light
Infantry, presented two relics to the corps
day before yesterday in the shape of a
couple Of drill summonse1 TO drill served
upon him in 1S60-thirty-one years ago.
The name of the summoning officer is Ben
Coles. aud both he aud Private Franklin
marched together in the ranks Tuesday in
celebration of the first battle of Manassas.
The summonses will be framed and hung in
the Oglethorpes' armory.
Q. Y. Richardson presented the Ogle-
thorpes handsome picture of Mrs Char
lotte s. Branch, known througho ut the
south as the mother of the Gracchi."
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THE VOLUNTEERS Ar rYBHE.
They Will Join the 2 )uaves in Dress
Parade To-morroW.

They Will Join the )uaves in Dress
Parade Tomorrow.
The German Volunteers held their an
nual picnic yesterday at Tybee. The com.
pany turned out full ranks, aud spent de-
ightful day at the beach.
Lieut.. Col. Reilly of the First regi.
ment, Capt. Kolshorn of the Volunteers.
Capt. Brooks and Lieut.. Lowell of the Cadets
and Capt. John Reilly of the Guards,
VINO were guests of the Volunteers, made a
formal visit to Capt. Ho Ills of the Atlanta
Zouaves. They were courteously re-
ceived. and after an inspection Of
the camp Capt Kolshorn accepted
an invitation Tor the Volunteers to
JOIN the Zouaves tomorrow afternoon in
dress parade, at which time the Zouaves
will give an exhibition drill on the beach.
The dress parade and drill will take place
about 80 O'clock
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CADETS GALL ON raa BIsHoP.

They Give an Exhibition D rill in His
Honor.
The Sacred Heart Cadets came UP from
Tybee yesterday afternoon and paraded in
the city. They made fine appearance in
their neat gray uniforms, aud their march
ing and maneuvers excited good deal Of
admiration.
The company made a formal call on
Bishop Becker, at the episcopal residence
on Harris street, and afterwsrd gave an ex-
hibltion drill on Liberty street. The COM
pany returned to Tybes last night. The
members are receiving considerable atten-
ton socially.
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LOCAL PERSONAL.

B. L. Owens and family left last night
for Hendersoaviile, n. c.
Miss RIVALS left yesterday for Virginia to
spend the rest of the summer
Randolph Arson sailed yesterday on the
City of Birmingham for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Ssubbs sailed yester-
day on the City OF Birmingham for New
York
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The Best Result.

Every ingredient employed in producing
Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly pure, and is
the best Of its kind it is possible to buy. All
the roots and herbs are carefully selected
personally examined, and only the best re-
tanned. So that from the time of purchase
until Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every
thing is carefully watched with view to
attaining the best result. Why don't you
try itG-Ad.
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j. W. Yates, Tullahoma, Tenn, writes:
ut does me good to praise Botanic Blood
Balm. 1t cured me of an abscess on the
lungs and asthma that troubled me two
years and that other remedies failed to
benefit" Write for particulars.
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Capt. Hammonds Estate.

The inventory and appraisement of the
estate of the late Capt. John L. Hammond
has been filed in the court of ordinary. 1t
foots up $3.50, 232 81. made up mostly Of
interests in guano and phosphate compa-
MES, together with bank and railroad Sc
curities
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The annual picnic of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers takes place at Tybee
to-day. A prominent feature on the occa-
sion will be the rife contest for four hand =
some prizes awarded the best shot with
parlor rife.
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Change of schedule-Citv Tim

All those anticipating going to Heidt's
pharmacy should call early to avoid rush.
Prices are ever changing. Fresh supply
Of, gumdrops and buttercups just received.
All desiring the finest candies in the city
will kindly call at Heidt's, where the prices
arc low. Goods are exquisite. When the
baby has priokly heas. so-called, use Be-
racine. THE HEIDT DRUG Co.,
-Ad. Congress and Whitaker.
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Five-day ship to Eurone.

Messrs. Henry Solomon & Son are agents.
iu this city for the White Star line of trans
atlantic steamships, and they call special
attention elsewhere to the recent trip of the
steamship Majestic, having left New York
July Is and arrived out July 20.
These gentlemen would be pleased 10 give
full information regarding this famous line.
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EVhNIS ON THE TURF.
The Talent Has Hard Luck in Eve
Instance at jerome Park.

The Talent Has Hard Luck in Every
Instance at Jerome Park.
JEROME PARK, n. Y, July 22-The card
presented by the Monmouth Association to-
day was very ordinary one. and it at
tracted one of the smallest crowds of the
meeting. There were probably $500 per-
sons present when the horses went to the
post for the first race, and before the day
was over most of them had contributed
more or less to the support of the
bookmakers. The track was III first class
shape and the fields small, but not
once during the day did the talent
guess right. In the first race there
were only two starters and the talent Sc
lected Arab to win. At the end he had TO
give way to CASTILLO. The Wyandotte colt
was selected TO win the second race. but the
best he could do was to finish second to
Alonzo, to l shot. The third race was
captured by Edgar johnson at Is to /.
Hamilton at to l won the fourth. and
Lima at to the FLY race, while Heather
at to completed the talents misery by
defeating the favorite, Vardee, for the last
race. Following is summary:
FIRST RACE-One thousand four hundred
yards Castillo won by length. Time "a.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs. AlonZo won,
with Wyandotte colt second aud Acalde third
Time 1909
THIRD RAcE-NIile and a sixteenth, Edgar
Johnson won, with Esquimau second and
Kingsbury third. Time 1:524
FOURTH RACE-Five furonRs. Hamilton won,
with Jim second and Fagot third. Time
FIFTH KAcE-Fourteen hundred yards. Lima
won, with Judge Post second and Volunteer
third Time 1:22.
SIXTH RAcE-Six furlongs. Heather won,
with Vard9e second and Psralta third. Time
l:lS.
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Sloan's Foot Amputated

The hospital physicians yesterday ampu.
tated James Sloan's foot, which was crushed
by a Barnard street electric car night before
last At midnight he was resting quietly
but Is not considered out of danger by any
means
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-23

Oconee White Sulphur Springs adver-
tisement will be found classified under the
head of summer resorts in to-morrows issue
of the MORNING NEwS.-Ad,
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For neuralgia, headaches Quickstop never
fails to cure in from fifteen to thirty min
utes; warranted, at Solomons & Co., whole
sale druggists.-Ad.
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For health and happiness, the boon of all
mankind, take simmons Liver Regulator
Id
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Brotherhood Picnic.

Dunlap's fine hats and the Hopatcong sun
hats at LaFar's. -Ad.
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Neglige shirts, elegant new patterns 10
light summer goods. at LaFar's-Ad.
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The only harmless cure for sick head
aches is called Quiokstop, and sells for 35
cents, at Solomons s. Co., druggists. I'D.
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Bathing suits. gymnasium suits and shoes
at LsFars.-Ad.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla cures liver complaint,
rheumatism, and all diseases of the blood
Ad
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Fine gloria and silk umbrellas, all sizes,
at LaFar's.-Ad.
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AT BRIGHTON REACH.

BRIGHToN BEACH, N. Y, July 22.--The
attendance to-day was up to the standard,
pleasant weather and an excellent pro-
gramme proving magnet. The track was
in good condition and the racing quite
spirited. The remarkable reversal of form as
shown by Cruiser in the third race to-day was
the sole topic among horsemen: Cruiser on
Tuesday ran seven furlongs in 1:2S14 with
rs pounds; and to-day he was beaten by
Inferno, q long shot in the betting. Four
favorites succeeded in landing none Fol-
lowing Is a summary:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs. Romance and
Congress were left at the post. Mucllage won,
with Service second and Alaram Bell third.
Time 1:C3
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs Irregular won,
with Theirs L. second and Madrid third. Time
1:031b.
THIRD RAcE-Six and one-half furlongs In
ferno won, with Cruiser second and Houston
third. Time l:2Ih, which is very fast.
FOURTH RAcE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Virgie won, with Longford second and Lepanto
third. Time ;:49lA
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; for e-year-olds;
seven furlongs. Bellevue won, with Lizzie
second aud Eclipse third. Time i:29.
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-olds; five furongs.
Pedestrian won, with Gold Wave second and
Lille b. colt third. Time l:04
SEVENTH RAcE-Two miles. St. Luke won,
with Ganymede second and Iceberg third Time
3:34aZ
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Trade is Very Quiet,

Just the sort of time for those in want Of
Fine jewelrys
Silverware,
Diamonds,
Fine ornamental and decorative articles,
Watches,
Chains, ETC.,
At the closest kind of prices.
I'D 49,. STERNBERe's.
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WILL NOT BID AGAIN.
To MORNING NEWS reporter Mr.. Lineen
stated that the Holly company would not
again make bid on either the water works
machinery or anything else in Savannah.
He said he was as well pleased with the
rejection of the bid as if he had been given
a $50 note, because be would have had TO
throw up the contract unless some of the
conditions IN the specifications were stricken
out. What the conditions were he did not
say. Mr.. Lineen stated before the council
that if his bid were accepted by the city the
Holly company would guarantee its being
carried out 60 the letter.
ALDERMAN CANN's STATEMENT.
After the matter had been disposed of
Alderman Cam made statement for him
self personally and for the water committee:
Ma. MAYoR-I desire to say a few words,
which may be considered in the nature Of per
sonal statement ] trust sir, that the mem
hers OF this board fully realize the nature OF
the vote just recorded. In the report, as pre-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-13
Special Notice.

All persons are notified that teams
ters who TAKE lumbe from Spoou-r's
hume in James Canyon will be prose-
cuted. The man who took my pack
poles Will return them at once 10 avoid
arrest. =. y. BRUIE.
o9lm Foreman for NJ E SDooneT.
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