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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
RACING At NE XPaIs
Britton Lands zecl OF Els -Four
Mounts & Winner.

5Titton Lands -Ecl OF His -Four
Mounts z Winner.
MEMPHIS. TEyS, April 22.-The eighth
day Of the spring netting had fine weather
and the tra,k was fast. TIE attendance
was 500 The Psa7ody Hotel handicap
was Won By Blarneystore Jr. in one Of the
fines. races Of the useti z, he making the
best time ever made a. the track. BrItton
had four mounts ami each time landed a
winner. Following IS s summary:
FIRST RACE-Ons- half unils. Clifton won,
with Julius Sax second and Dan Kurtz third
Time 0.5Z
SECoyD RACE-SiI furlouRs. ithaca won,
With Katie J. second aud Rose Howard third.
Time l.is5z
Third RACE-Pesbo1y hCtel handicap. $1,000
added; one mile and fIrlong. BlsrDeystone
Jr. Won, with Fsyetts second and Joe carter
third Time l.5s1z
FOURTH RAcz-One-hsf mile. Bloodhound
won, with Tom Paxton second and Mantle
third Time O:5i1z
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Hardee won. with
Lenan second and Iasoleuce third. Time 1885
The bookmakers here are having hard
siege. Thirty eight opened up for business
on the first day, and one-third OF these have
since quit, evidently broke. Two shut down
Monday aud ten more followed yesterday.
The favorites have had all the best Of il, and
every book on the track has lost very
heavily
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AN ESCAPE FROM LAu,.

a Thief Gets Out Of MilledReville's
JAN with False Key.
ford Nassar, an accomplished thief who was
confined IN the jail here on sentence Of ten
years in the chain-gang for burglarizing
Jewel q McCombs store. made his escape
last night. There is no clew as TO how his
escape was effected, as Tailor Dunn had the
keys and the doors we're locked this
morning just as they we're left last night
he left note saying that three white men
had come for MIN. 1t is supposed that a
false key was used.
DIR. A g. North was elected as apothecary
at the asylum to-day in place Of T. A. West,
resigned. DR.. North is quite prominent
here, and his election is Endorsed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
4 NEGRO IN A TIoaT PLACE,
He Nay Re Innocent and Have 70 SUIT
fer Punishment

He May Re Innocent and Have 70 Sut-
fer Pun!Ehment
ATLANTA. Ga, April 22.-Charles lay
Tor. big negro. was to-day put on trial for
assaul.ing Miss Margaret Mcclure, a sew
ing woman on the streets Of Atlanta Feb.
u, aud attempting 70 murder her when she
made an cutlery. Miss McClure's assailsnt
cut her throat and fed. Several negroes
were arrested but none Of them were held
more than few hours. Finally Taylor vas
unprecedented. The lady at the time said
she thought he was the right man.
To-day when placed on the stand she posi-
lively identified him. A sensation was
produced. Other witnesses identified parts
Of the negroes clothing as corresponding
with articles worn by the woman's assailant,
but when the argument OF the case began
doubt still existed ia the minds Of many
whether Taylor might not be he victim OF
mistake in the event Of conviction,
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FENsACoLA's COAL TRADE.
Cause of the Delay in Beginning Ex.
portation to Mexico.

Cause of the Delay in Beginning Ex-
portation TO Mexico
PENSACOLA, FLA, April 22.-The delay
which has attended the Inauguration of a
tradein Alabama coal with interior Mexican
points, and which is to ba built up by the
aid Of steamships hence to Corpus Christi,
and thence over the Mexican National rail
road, is thus explained. The Interested
parties are constrained 10 the employment
Of American vessels TO ply between Ameri-
can points, and have been unable to
secure proper sized vessels Of that flag for
their purposes pending arrangements look
Ing TO the conduct of the trade on these
line. Therefore the company has con-
cluded to serve their Mexican patrons
through the port of Vera Cruz, and will
ship the first cargo Of the new trade in a
British steamship next Wednesday.
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BOOTY not on The LIST.
MATERIAL wORTz SIS 90 CSIS-
vENT OHIED Al PENSACOLA

In Inventory Preparatory 70 Sale
Of CONDEMNED Material al Ia
Brought - % Lizzt-Is vas Probably
Received and Stored Away Alter
TIE War.
PExsAC1LA. PA. Aprl Zz.-Tbsrs VII
b biz szls z c5nds11si 1sss-lzl - tas
Ps-ss1o.z navy yard q Hou1zy, Nay :,
Al. Is i us1sl IL Ezch czsas, 8 sr1s1El= q
The s--iclss % b sod hss bsen duly made
out TIE duty q compiling this schedule
dsvolvsi JPN Psyuzs:sr SEslclnz, VITO
made i W troZn The va-91s E.oc< accounts
Of he yard, c51plstinz t.s Tax yesterday.
THIS morning, % verify the sorurscy Il
this scnsduls, he repaired . ths vzrio-s De.
pzrtusls con;siuing The goods = b sol
and c1scxsd Of Upon tie liz each srt.cls
e. hs cane upon l.
UsLLsTED EATEzIAL-
Going through the ordinance building Be
thought Re detected tie presence II Tsss
G-zuritlss II material which be ID not
TeEsmDsr having seen q the bJCks Sons
what Eurprissd a. the discovery. he returned
q tns offics for TIE scsguuts, which n
t1ea to-z % ths b1il1iug. he made
8 complete II vensory q the ls,;sr's cteutz,
hls sHszsmeut growing every moment,
AMI when g. AS Us AzDDT Cs1 Ds@u q a.
Dlstsd, and q frzI comparison q lis invsn-
tory VIII that which the Dooks cOutaiCed
was male his szryrls= k1eT 10 bounds IL
ths discovsrv t-zt there were IN The build
fuZ u which 10 account had ever been
taken copper, bras and other material
worth, az 3 most Conservative estimate, not
les than SO 81.
BEJUsHT II AFTEE TIE WAR
Tness are believed % have besa part of
lsrge quantities Of similar gods sent %
this yard from the Old Memphis navy yard
and from Mound City directly after the
war. PeymEstsr SksLdIng says they will,
IL al likelihood, Be taken y Washington, Or
% sons Cns # the Atlantic cast navy
yards. He says, further. that his observa-
tious lead him % believe that there are
ot-sr articles ia this yard which were sent
here after the war of which no account has
ever been taken. The investigation viii be
further pursued.
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TOBACCO FACTORIES SOLD.

Three Concerns at Baltimore Bought
ny New Workers.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 22-The tobacco
factories Of Marbury Bros. and G. w.
Gail & Ak Of Baltimore have been bought
by the American Tobacco Company of New
York, and will hereafter be operated by
that company. The sale includes real estate.
stock, fixtures and good will, and
carries with it everything contained in the
mammoth warehouses. The firms will, in
the future. be known as Marbury Bros
branch Of the American Tobacco Company
and the G. w. Gail & AK branch OF the
American Tobacco Company. The price
paid for the property is not disclosed.
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A CAR COMPANY HARD UP.

Its Liabilities Several Hundred Thous.
and Dollars.
New YORK, April 22.-Rumors of trouble
in the finances Of the American Car aud
Equipment Company, No. 10 Wall street,
have been current for some time, and TO-
day it is admitted by its officers that the
company has practically suspended, and
will be put in the hands Of receiver in a
few days. The liabilities are said to amount
to several hundred thousand dollars, but no
definite statement in regard to the amount
can be obtained from the officers.
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LARCENY AFTER TRUST
a Former Albanian Arrested on Com
plant Of q Friend.

a Former Albanian Arrested on Com
plant Of q Friend.
ALBASY, Ga, April 22-Herschsl II
Fudge, young white man VINO is well
known throughout this section, having
been reared IL this city, Is in deep trouble
to-day Several weeks ago Fudge returned
q this city, after having besn absent in
Atlanta and elsewhere Tor a year or more,
and rspreg .rted himself as an agent for the
New York Life Insurance. Company, and
collected bis many acquaintance. He
wrote "a policy for A. J. Lippitt f0- 5000,
Mr.. LiDpitt giving his note for $GJ % cover
toe premium Fudge tod Mr. Lippity that
II the application as not accepted by the
company his note would be returned.
after waiting a Reasonable time Without
hearing from the application, Mr. Lippitt
write tie general manager, Who Ia reply
informed Mr.. Lippitt that his application had
never besn TecsiTei, nor was Fudge their
agent, be having Ossn dismissed for some
time.
THg NOTE NEGOTIATED.
Upon further investigation Mr. Iippitt,
n his modification. found that Fudge mad
destroyed ths application and sold hIa note
q. q literal discount % W. ". Rawlius Of
this city 8r. Lppitt then wrote Fudge at
his home in Lee county as 70 his dl5coyery,
ami that IL be would COME b town and re-
fund hg money be would let the matter
drop, as be had 10 desire TO prosecute an old
friend, but would do 90 II he did not DO
right. Fudge, IL seems, paid no
attention - the warning. When the
grand Jury met last night Mr. Lippitt laid
tie case before that body, ana a true Til
wag obtained Fudge vas arrested to-day
On warrant charging larceny after trust.
and taken from his quiet country home and
lodged In DOu2nsrty county jail, where he
remained until late tins evening before be
could give tail aud be- released The mat
ter has created Considerable Comment here,
owing 10 the popularity Of Fudge and his
family connections.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
~@-N~@>- --->-----~~---~-@---0
I4IsT ANNIVERSARY
OF THE
UNION SOCIETY
BETHESDA. THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1891

The members and their families and friends,
and ex-benefciaries of the Union Society, are
invited to be present at the 141st Anniversary,
TO be held at Bethesda on THURSDAY, 23d inst.
The annual meeting will be held at Pm
The anniversary address will be delivered by
the Rev C. E. bowman
Trains will be run as follows:
Leave q Ave Depot: Leave Bolton Street
A. NJ, u NJ and $50 Depot: 10 A. N. and
p. 3:f0 p VI
Leave Bethesda 500 P. Leave Bethesda $50
n. Come into I'd Pm. Come into Boil
Ave. Depot. ton Street Depot
Tickets Soc; children and servants half-price.
For sale at Buffers Drug Store, Strong's Drug
Store, Fernandez's Cigar Store. Theus' Jew
elry Store, and Estill's News Depot, and from
the Stewards of the Society.
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Pierce County's Treasursb,p.

BLACKsHEAR, Ga, April 90 The cleo
ton to Ill the vacancy caused by the death
of County Treasurer b. j. Brantly, ST.,
was held here TO day and passed of very
quietly, there being an unusually small vote
polled. With the Backshear and Patterson
precincts heard from b. ID. Brantly, Jrs.,
majority over II. V. Rodgers is 81. Three
other precincts are yet to be heard from.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
SUIT OVER A TOBACCO DEAL. q

a Claim for $4,000 Said to Have
Been Advanced for Purchases.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 22.-The Farm
ers' tobacco warehouse here has sued G. L.
Kirkpatrick Of H. P. Thompson & Co. for
$4,000 for advances alleged TO have been
made for the purchase of tobacco. Thomp-
son & Co. have been heavy spectators in
tobacco. In consequence Of this suit H. P.
Thompson & Co. and the member of the
firm Of q. 2. Thompson in Winchester,
KY, Judge Charles !. Peck Of St. LOUIS,
and g. L. Kirkpatrick Of Winchester, have
made an assignment. Their liabilities are
placed at Sl50,000 and their assets at about
$1,000 00 Mr. Thompson is a prominent
politician, having been a delegate to the ST.
Louis convention in 1888. He failed few
years ago for $3.50, 900.
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cEozsIAs SUNDAY sczoo.z
TIE Days S@ss.cn Pun c. Interesting
O-scuss.C-z

Tie Days Ssss-c1 FL- C Inter s---E
Osc1ss.Ooz
C0L-XsUs, Ga, Ap-L 2-T,s state
Szndsy Scaool oozvsaao1 ne: --s mn
iuE - 81 C'clock - - F-ss5v-=-isl
c-zrcl Tns proceedings were co-1@-eet
Eita p-zyerz AZ - eek - c9--Ty
dslezztss made rbs5r rs1lrrs. E1--1 gave
very HEs EroEl1z and wee u--h c-Zr.--
1slts1 Eu-- I-ts-ss.I-E dls-lss.1- -lck
plzos O this zzb.=-- T---1
rsoziE=d justified prsis=- F1--El-g us
VS. . have bzs1 give 81 Aires ~ NJ.
EsylC-1s. eT-DEssl1zl: q t-s l--z--z--1-z .
S1l1sy sc5o1l c51vz1-l1l = Es1--z- H..
u. tie b5-C-E5ls Es-:-e-zz1 vas 11so-s q
sPpssr q scoJ1Ut = sexes.
TIE co1vsu-IJ- ttsl vo-zd that Rzv. ".
SlsE take Is plsos ara aires - de-
zstss q tks sane s-D- 81 M Saw
r1z1s : very i-t=-esti1E aires. ana Wss
listened % D Lsrgs aid sp5re--st-Ts
sE1ls1cs.
At-I-51 o'cIoce dlsczs=l5u took p-z1s q
ir1y5rtsn; SD sc:s 4 vial lrt=TzsI u TIE
association.
ELzC-ICy OF CFFIrEE-s.
After TIE DISCUSSION tie e-scsioa q ceicers
vas TAKEN Up. As STATED II l-Et nights Dis
pz,c1es, 2. ezde1t Gree had declined Re-
domination Ths oouios;luE c9mmi,sss
Rad therefore unsrino2s.y eI5c;sd Jonn
y beatty 4 ADsrlclE % take his
D-zoe- TIE foIl5Eing o3oers were nonl-
us,e1 by The cCuDlttes s1d unanimously
adopted BY the convention: President
nm Hbsatlsy. vics president. James 4
ADdersol 4 atlanta secretary. Thomas ".
Dlmuock q Csrroll:ou; assistant secretary,
I Il. Warren q Auerlc1s: treasurer, A
4. Carrier q Atlanta.
The ooaveutiga then adjourned until 3
O'Clock
TIE INFANT CLASS.
The convention met azgin az 3 O'Clock.
and opened with a ssrvIcs d song. Tns
bearing o. the reports Il c7unty delzgates
was continued, and a: / O'Clock probably
the most interesting portion Of the days
programme took place. This was the in
fsut cas-, 70 be taught By Mrs.. ". ".
Crafts. the mated Sunday school teacher Of
New YORK Mrs.. Crafts had about forty
infants ranging up TO : years Old, ard she
elected most hearty praise By her excssi-
very noticeable atten.ivensss of the infants,
the lady succeeded in q very marked man
nsr in srousiug their interest.
Following this came discussions Of various
important subjects At ) clock the meet
Ing adJourned until : O'Clock.
The NIGHT SESSION.
The night session was 0pened With dsvo-
tiOnAl service.
Hon. J. @. Harris, president Of the In
tsrnatlonal Sunday Schoo. Association,
then made an eloquent aud highly enter
tanning address before large aud
appreciativs sudience.
The following executive committee vas
elected for the ensuing year: r. B. RepPsrd
Of Savannah, J. 5. Stewart II Oxford,
Thomas Moore Of Bolton, Aaron Rolf Of
Calhoun, J. g. Kimball Of Atlanta, Waiter
J.. Sessions Of Marietta, Dr. ". ?. " illiams
Of WaycrOss, J. ". Nc Michael Of Jackson,
j. A. James Of Douglassville, A. Y. Boat
right II Columbus.
All the meetings have been largely and
enthusiastically attended. Interest in the
association seems b increase as the meet
Iugs progress.
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A Wedding at Americus.

AMERIcUs, GA, April 22.-Dave A.
this county. was married to-day to Miss
Lizzie Furlow, the beautiful daughter of
the late T. NJ. Furlow of this city. The
couple left on the afternoon train via Ma
con for Savannah, where they will spend
ten DAYS
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THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEH,

Private Boxes Seating five persons each) will
be sold at $50 for the season of five nights.
They can be purchased at Buffers Pharmacy
where the sale of BOX tickets AND THE DE-
LIVERY OF THOSE ALREADY SOLD, will
begin on MONDAY MORNING, April goth, 1891
at O'Clock
1t is requested that application for boxes be
fled at Buffers Pharmacy AS SOON AS POS
SIBLE, so that the required accommodation
may be provided in ample time before the open
ing of the spectacle.
CHARLES F. PRENDERGAST.
Chairman, 106 Bay Street.
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Don't Want a Negro Postmaster.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 22.-Posters
have been distributed throughout the parish,
calling for meeting of white men for next
Saturday for the purpose of protesting
against the appointment of Harry Bloch
(colored) as postmaster of Opelousas. 1t is
hard to say what this may bring forth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23

CHICAGO, April 22-Municipal elections
were held in a large number Of places
throughout Illinois yesterday. In the cities
where license was the issue twenty-four
cities voted for 1t and twenty against. In
other cities the returns 30 far received indi-
cate that the victories we're pretty evenly
divided among the republicans and demo.
Gratis
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Cotton Factors Fail.

SHREVEPORT, LA, April en-. Gregg
& Sons. cotton factors and wholesale
grocers, have filed in the clerks office of the
district court a petition for respite of one,
two and three years meeting of cred
are $226, 900, and their assets nearly $500, 900.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
Five Poisoned by Impure W ater

BURLINGTON, IA, April 22-The laborers
at Gilbert, Hoge 81 Co.'S lumber yards
drank freely of water from an old well in
the vicinity, and, as a result Of poison from
sewage, five of them are dead and several
others are not expected TO live
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A Trial Postnnnad

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 22-In the
United States court this morning +. NJ.
Gregg Of Marion county, who is on trial for
violation Of the election laws in 1888, and
whose trial has been topic in the state,
had his trial postponed 70 May IS, on &C
count OK the sickness Of witnesses.
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State Road Betterments.

ATLANTA, GA, April 22.-Hon. w. B.
Hill having put in an appearance at the
capitol this morning argument was begun
before the bettermel IT'S commission. 1t was
opened by Boykin Wright for the lessees
and prom SOS TO consume several days yet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
A keception TO Can. Gobin.

ATLANTA, GA, April 22-Gen. J. P. s.
Goblin, most eminent grand master of the
Knights Templar Of the United States, who
is on a tour of the southern states, was given
Il formal reception by the Commandery Of
GeOrpin tO-niRht
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Two Drowned.

HAMILTON, ONT, April 22-Three men,
bers of the Leander rowing club we're out
in a sail canoe this afternoon when a squat
upset their vessel, and +. W. Oxenham and
s. Campbell were drowned. Sir Stewart
McInnis was grappled for, and restored to
consciousness
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
A Negro Killed by a Train.

AMERIcUs. Ga, April 22-The passen-
ger train from Eufaula, due at Americas at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon, ran over and
killed IA negro man named Adam Brookins
four miles below Americas.
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INDICTMENTS QUAsHED.
Intimidation of Voters at Richmond
Was the Charge.

Was the Charge.
RICHMOND, VA, April 22.-The United
States district court to-day, Judge Hughes
presiding, ordered indictments to be
quashed against II. NJ. Smith, Jr., A. b.
Guigan, Preston Belvin, Edward Tate and
others, all well-known citizens. They we're
indicted for alleged intimidation of voters
In jackson ward, known as the black belt,
some two years ago in the congressional
contest between Wise, dem, and Waddell,
rep.
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Dr.. e. h. Smith Deed

RICHMOND, VA, April 22.-Dr. E. H.
Smith died here tonight. He was known
throughout the south as a surgeon of the
Chimborazo hospital in this city during the
war. He was consul TO Naples under the
administration Of Presidents Garfield aud
Arthur
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23

CHICAGO, April Fire in the furni-
ture factory of Wullwedder q Co., on Ran
dolph street. this afternoon, did damages
estima ed at nearly 100000,
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Leon,s Treasurer Dead.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 22.--J. L.
Demilly, aged 50 years, county treasurer,
and who was reported in Yesterdays special
as very low, died az 10 O'clock this morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JURO

All Petit Jurors of this Court will appear on
FRIDAY MORNING, cath inst, instead Of
Thursday, Esd. By order Of his honor
JUDGE FALLIGANT.
JAMES X. P. CARR, Clerk S c. G. c., Ga.
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Both the method and results when
eyrup 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.
ten efectually, 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 &C.
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 500
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
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23

Mr.. ROCKAwAY HUNT-There's one thing I
like about the Players club. It's the only one
in town where you don't meet any of these
Puck
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

respectfully ammo nee TO the public and the
visiting horsemen that | have established
branch shop at the Vernon park for their
accommodation.
JAMES F. FURLONG.
Scientific Horseshoer.
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Good heavens, Bihbins you don't mean to
say your smoking
yes. was fired yesterday. st Joseph
Ng1rS
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a Child Killed by a Dummy Engine.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 22.-On First
avenue this afternoon a dummy engine ran
and left her shapeless mass. The child
was playing in the street, and the coroner
has gotten far enough along with the inves-
tigation TO order the arrest Of some train
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INSTRUMENTATION.

BELL-J6e Er4so1s s11 s.c1uzizrsncs q NJ
AZ Lrs- Gas 4 BELL are respectfully i-vl-e1
. s-1s1d TIE funeral q TIE former from r=si-
dsocs, l10-s Hsurv street his AFTERNOON
a. 0 cl1cE informant II Laurel Grove Cane
tery.
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STATISTICS n xE7 IONS.


Pig iron includirE spleEel, 10 81, G2s
SpieEelsiseo, 149 l6- 5zssemsr steel iugo.s
4,l5l, 80. Bssssusr s-==t rails, 2,09I, 97S .
open hearth stssl llzo.s, So Sd; open
hearth stsel rails, z.l-.; crucibls stsel in
gots, Ts,7l6; rollsl iron, except rails,
?, 81, 50; rolled ste sIcspt rails, 50 247
l-1n rails, Is IS; p.z s--zp and ore blooms,
%. -, kegs Of irc- c-t nails. !, SIS, 80.
kegs Of steel cut nails, 3, 34. sl6; kegs Of
wire nails. 3, l35, 81. ron and steel wire
rods, ST., ejiH
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Mr.. CHuRCU-What is that Jockey an the
horsepower having that tug OF war tOrY
llr lipps-O. the Jockey is only exercising
for the next race.-PUck.
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ROE AND sEE
TIE Annual S-stist eel Report % the
Aszoc-s-iO1-

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PELADELPzIA. p. April 2,-T5s an
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DR.. WILLIAM E. BOGGs, the Chancellor of
the University of Georgia, will deliver an ad
dress on the occasion of the second anniversary
of the University Club OF Savannah in Hodgson
Hall at P NJ. FRIDAY, April q.
The public are earnestly and cordially invited
to attend JOHN SCREVEN, President.
DAVIS FREEMAN, Secretary