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siro%r:.Br9okI{a :; l;ls l. Lett on S..s.-srociiyn.
oBh.m iy un,ns Ihf.e'ba.s hi,.foutz Twobsse hits
cu:hins h"e'S S,s.p a1phy a saerass hissSrIsn ward
roois Cas- k:a.is ~ Jackson 2 First base on bail;
nsysnn nnox:,. y: "Stisn foutn Day. McclunR Double
Rs,,G s1d MeGiunH; DAILY and BurnI Passed ball
.i.py nj" p'tch--bowsra. Umpire-ColIins Time
PICKED rsAA =; n.SHArrAs A ca
, HieI.d team composed Of New York players not on
w Hp Win some other local players 10 Hli in With
Soo xams WIN tho Aanhattan Athletic Club she
1o'o grounds ysstsrday. The score:
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Italia. Pending Club E.t.rt.i.s.

he fourtssush fencing and musiosI entertainment Of
the italian Fencing cab held last evening at thsis
club rooms " East fifteenth street Through the
efforts Prof Gloria and sisnor sinsealco directors
Of music and fencing respectively, ans programme
had been ARRANGED.
The interesting feature OF the evenings enteI
taument consisted Of the fencing foil and sAber
saun bstwssn the clubs most dexIrous fenosrA sig
sianor iore... sars zone :pisndi6 exhibition: With
sabre Mid Jose phins Turner. Mr q Brennan and
Mrs A. Casau rendered come Appreciated mustoal
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Carrie wid. flint base ~ bai,s-R wssA M ps
~ HssTssdS :, ..S SScsuH c.sH.ssy VIE smith Eesns.is
Woo ps Tsrmsssa Hsr,is. stsssn ous-osr. IA y
ssssn ss 81 n sn,srSss f,s csrliS o. Carey
Cure W VIE pitehes-sharrost 4; Fountain L. Time
sosros. 4: ssw RAvxx,C
wv HAyss. Apsii is-Ths second ss,,. h.,x... ~.
iaysns sad sessions a. Tun for tHs rsiiss team
re.ched sscend base aad but ave of the later arrvs3
as nrst base. The score: Wv 's,'ss s4'Neu
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ne perfect weather Of yesterday rssponsbls for
the large turnout Of club and unattached whsslmsn
and around this city. Some few cluDs schedule runs
for Saturday afternoons the cycling but the
majority Of riders choose their destinations
Saturdays The Yonkers whselm held run TO wash.
inrton Fridge. leaving Yonters shortly after the noon
Lonl sl.nd Wh.:lmsn !st. 'hsi, club hops: q I2s
Bay The Orange wheelmen held run talsprinsnsld
n j. Tho members Of the Manhattan AthlstIo Clubs
who participated In . run 10 Consy Island.
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Base Ball Games To-day.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus N. Cineinuati as Columbps
Louisville 70 81. Louis At L0uisvie
OTHER oAHEs
Cuban Giants ~ Metropolitan at LenE Island
Grounda
senators ~ Gorhans at Recreation srounda
Ailsrtons Armss at NontoP Park
Leonttpe9 70. Orcharda at Atlantic Park.
Star Athletics "a Cabloa At south Orange.
GofdhAm Coiieke Va Cath hedrala At Fordham
Emsraids "a xAyier1 as West chester.
tdgswoods ". flushtuSs, at RidGswood geounda
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Earusd runa-Roston. =; Athletica a Home runs
Ill: :b5ownnCE Riehara.cn: .: btoaiheis Dnny. E.!,ora
Wsyhine a Frat base on srrors- boston 5: xthistie
etruet out-By Iiaddoek. q: BY weyhinE. 2. Double
piays-Radford. STRIKER and Rrouthers; Wsyhins Lar
Kin and xuvey; Hallmun and Larkin Umpire-SnY
Der fime-i:(a
LOUISVILLE, 6;sr Loula 4
InutevuLx Apri. la-A'houTh the Browns made
more ha nslded better and the bases better than
ihS Louisviss, the champions won the nrst game Of
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,.''''''''...'.o ! u o q ..~-0
-fetsS I nn-Haph.ttan G.. First bass on srrSn
ssfis IT,: Team IhI.:es:: hss Youns ssa.:st Den!
SsYo"n. 10 ~ pf;s ;t hiLs-Rus,s, Hayes Howe. struck
a's. S.s. on hs,is s,;s:SSr 1SSSr; G.rboas son EsinE
kes..-Dsdsrick, .Doiard, URourS" EWins fS Hsyss
Ssoa..ss., s.a s.s,'ass .ns hRts.E:npsay
"""-'o"nx' Cmpirs-ftsrcs 0Tims-Is3A
"ATrS ISLAND ArHLxrica is; JAsPxsA O
,,: staten Island Athletic Club played their opening
Ysass.na tne se.son on their grounds st West Nav
Yesterday with the Jasper College team Ths
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';:.:. = o':::G ::.:::::::G d5ISi.s--'s
,;S::Jss's.;s :ss :sss 4 ;5::S 5.Ss. I. nss
N.Y. ;y1 We vs9 IT,. z,at q o kr.ui 5iroy sraSf
Sessn nn,, zsat Brill strsSsish. IsppIss. Ioors
lS-isr.a az ~ RInn .. ssfTns. h!..DSpi:r DeaSis
ftsh.SWs IN *, pepplsr Iilroy, coliina Ht 81
Gassi Saiis-.vnissx .s S'sSn. Wild pltehss-GIlrey
HLLc, o; / C. a. 4
MI spssater. saw the teams Of the Staten
yeasssdAy Atsruoon on the isstsr
~~s0 1trgsn Point The scers, INCONSISTENCIES
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Iefn. 10; De witt Clinton 10
Franklin. .; Cation 4
A. sNewaIt-Columbus 4 c.. q: Star Athletics 4.
College, 2
AZ Jersey Ctty-wsstern Elsctrics ~; Hanan sou L.
A. kidnswooa Park-Msrrei Men, -: single Men, q
4! Gasli.l Dickinson College u; Indian School,
AZ Hobok.n-Stevens lS: alunies T.
A. Long Issnd- University Medical school, 8; Belle
Al tPottstown-Princstou ~. 9: Potts,own2
sogTH esrnLxHkn April la-St John College Of
FofdhAm Dc Gated Lsh4h BY score Of , TOO.
Athletic Club, q
AZ Xibany-Aibany, 9; Williams COLLEGE. s.
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Our goods are in all finishes Of
oak. solid and imitation mahogany,
cherry, walnut, and maple. Uphol-
stored articles are covered with
newest patterns Of Brocatelles, Silk
and Mohair Pushes and Rugs.
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mont Of BrooKyn The record OF the ciu6s s e follows
Ths tournament eams: Of the Brootlyn subtecrna-
rst prize The atAndng Of the clubs 70 FOLLOWER
Real Estate Transfers.

ce!nmo!ass 10 and l2; Charles Ruslisr to Henry o..
wsodsna AZ NV cor Fro.I.s. st Sixii7; ~
1osn Marx K 60 b.ndh. IN ~ ....s: so.omo.
7esn sam q. iie "a an 2as1io..2; same to ,,mo
ssh stu sil sd .v s.; iox irrsI; Lou; J..oi w
sssh 9. !: 81: 10th .v i5xii;oo;;si: Hugh No
resSs:m s 70 ~ se'.'A% los Of Mot; 81, a71ss;
7o.s n%s H. e = 1pss'.: sS ~ k::ss aOaS Alex
6, si ::s:
Ioushiaine ......::.:...:..........: 5000
West 70 AcIlkinney .;..,....:..:......... 1850
SSH !;:s':: i: ssf%':z s;S y. 0..eS; Edwin 800
S;sI;i wi IL i. s's ssss.45.ss:Ks L John
lns:.isr los ss iii - is ssti st sssiea.
ssss ss$. e':p; s:%s' a ~
al s%ss 4 i ia W.:; ao:s 70 : :sSss ssSSs
Ell! Sss:: :;s E:.. .s:So s:
7s,S & y TO is. AZ. 22si7xsi1I3; LORENZO >'0'
18th 4: lo Il aaftSn1 q .1 7s1i Geo
aHcoRpED noRroAoEa
Butler. Helen l. to Mary N Rooms. n ssd st .
B..Hsn. John 70 Geo W Adams aoth St o
sssh levi: !. and sno to Nut lii. in; Co. n;
cooper pe sss Jr and wtf: 70 Teacher: Building "'o'
ana @ II Lean Assn sronI avsr road lots 2s7 and %,
Essert. Henry. to Cha" Pfa:ii:i: IL Gciumbia
riorsins Kmms to 4. O. Russell Ior;;;h
o;.aa [ sss. l. 10 Suddii.irooi aoS so 3ii 40
Bsnasr:on. % Jsmss ana wife 10 jno Buri:.I:
.l22d 81 "a AZ. mos. 5000
xsh:os "a Eil1 y T. VIM i:i:on: iisd St: 10000
r..sIa: Il flank +. 70 G.cis: E:::l 7;n: aa'0
sese.s a.ar! 70 IL. B:oi;.i 1sa H.;; issl ''0"
rrs::es:s: Anthony j: 70 Gs.G;::iris: Taylor wv
fnaT:.on ir.nsiln 4. 70 fssS:lis Hsijciinici INV"
IS $50 st. 7th sy. demand 5000
whitins Alice Van b. 81 ii 10 Title duaiani:. WV
and Trust Co n cor Wills place and Norris sv
Ys,tsi. Andrew D. 10 samuel ;icicord 1sad1i
Columbus av. yrs 2 morris. ................ 5000
AssIoxnENr HoRroAoEs
lrown Jsmss 70 n LORD Assts oll,ea7
aiSaIsSrooi: Fr.as s'i 70 sM.SS S2S
@ ais;y :ss .ss T. sfs% 5s
Ysssss. andrew 4 20 samusi UoIccid ........::: '
1dsau Peter. 70 w Jscobus 10 Norton d
xsSr.:iy: yin;: = .xxi;iSuii H.Ie;;:;v;:; and
Wagner. Albert TO sohottmann Broa ls and 20
w.nssl ~ John, q Henry sohsii isa i:;, istS u WV
store yrs. Observation-Disclosures. sss
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Sporting Notes.

Isnsl q Cr:do1i. street sesto. las: 1..Iussor 3!
Is,Ys sois.s; q q: lss.
With ne With he svoid. foi And 6ayon:s stipalstsa
number Of psnt 20 count The coates, e % sSxsrnsd
Yroi s.sss ssn eiss inssIssisI :! ts' * e. e
York "'1n 0ns voss ~ narsisS SIsss Bes.os
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Cenl.s Bali P1syers.

sp.n; YOU'D Ike 70 n.so.i.ss with nrstos;: siuSs "
Ths Amsrleans Of Yorkvlis ehallense all ninss With
PlAXe,s rndsr Is years Addrss" h. s'ssis i7s East
rhs rutherford Mheslmsn vil suppers . base bali
sjas hi. :s;s:Sh AZ suS. y'hns genes address
az 7Ps nGs ISa. k:nst.n ~ rsrt .1:aus HoScl
The csrstadt Athlstes have My ~ open which they
xSSl. ~ ~ k.s H,a s:rSss
.Biunsnthai Brothsn Cos Club: champion. Of the
s'sas sn.S . 'sS sS:!uS. Saas III k., s.
II Gge @ b sys .sas -; Ss
HsSsts.e sess ss5 Ifsh I..s fhirsy ~ sisss Street ' "
The Crescent Club OF Harlem, compossd Of players
krsd WcLSnnsn. II Fast iisth street
Th. Irosuols Athletic club Of Nswa;k ssvs rsorssn
sS fsr 81: so%ns :::'sn suS. SnG %
si ss..& S.~ssH aa'''' u "'''''A' >''''' -"' '''"
II: c.n.,,! 4.h,:s -. GuS segs ": = :r.;ss:
ncoas and sun @.S s' Address sSs: ssusd:s nsasssi
care of Central Esmpns oompsny, South sseena Ssssi
Asd Uhten avenue BTooklyn
.ss:. 1I:y::: : ~ y =: sy!!: Ha:sst "a JsSiss
sss. @ Il ju.Ssssf .,sSlss IS kas:sooa. % ssessiya '@
ss; 4 a.h.is M:Sss
~ :s, e:: :n: ::
{: Z. s!s ::$ :. isH H
Positively TO-DAY Long Island Grounas q G,:s. csh.n
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fosAia ........s 10 a. iS !,

s:s :sisi.v:n;'...:.::.d5 Haven :n.........:.:..d5 s6SSsSSo-S
jazz. assS r15sssS,s,s s,. e, n.Is.ysn stolen oSs
Ssinn and IGnSs Hnss SHinn and TUCKER Long
Doyls nt ~ pitched baii-Tucksr Giiiiiand. sirucS
%n1 S%9n1ssn sn bSmtf l2i Laly. Nahony, Wison uiliiand
"ha pooh-oiliiland fims-iSa Cmpirs-KsiIy.
usrnnfrr ov fSSssrLrAsiA Q; PRINCETON T.
,x,. s,csrcs e Apsti ~ The esms to-day between the
somssvhes di.appensn. not much besausc Pr,neN
ton iost the same put bsoause the visitors showed
Hsa oss more OF the oehoolboy characterstics than
WI Sm s, ~. Ts usty men Prncston players al
ana i've umpisss for game are suiicent ThS seor";
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Mr.. C.ss.tts sult.. sol1 Tor /. esr..

.I.LAnII,5l. p: April is.IhslPsrehsron stallio.
ssosS 4 J. c.:.... cost & si soS ws. :ea :! eIS
the horse VA great surprise the Animal 10 IN sesl
o9natton; The purchaser vas ,. b Brick Of Mil
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Bettins Privileges Sold.

ArxvnIs April ia-Ths Kentucky Association closed
. contract to-day with ths Western hootmaksrs A.
.ooi.to they M the liabilities os the privileges
sideTsSioa y Tspertsd 20 b e2oIoo
The sun., 1891-04-19

6siSsr:isy 6s of ) rsnn.yivxnis. 3
Jwo.oaSs his-Kin. stolen basss--pnren (y Payne,
nsown Hn,.SakerooctsS ,.a ty. King. rasssd bas-Rro.
n. Youn. ~ aravea wassnhurSt Rmchanan Hit 81
piSensd neutrality-suspicious. t2l watts struck OUT
~ nSo,vman iby fonnE 7. Cmpircs-u. Duhisii
coLuaMA, q RuroRRs T.
Columbia College defeated Rutssrs rs,isss IN a sx.
innin1 game at New bruuswiei n. J., yscierdsy ~
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6sainhat... . . i o.
ktt.-DevsA ssery. Thrss. base hits-Lshans Crooks
esoSsn basss-HcTamany, Easton Andrews C2) First
bass On balls-By Easton 2; By Dwyer D. ssruck out
y Iaston 7: BY DwysrH Passed ball-Dowss. Hild
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1sAussA CeaDatstssa Rates
:;! = ~ .:y Z: !:;s :s..s:: S:: ~
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inv os;.: G. Z "a ssesit7i ks7 as.M s,.,t
IT Z 8. i 8 i.:,!s ss.!:SS:
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at :: .::,ss :: s:,. x:'s."i's 'As H.
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Positively TO-DAY, Long Island GroundA Great Cuban
ld0
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Il e.ss;:s;;s. ss:;s 10y. :s..s .As''''a " n'
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WASHINGTON. 7; BALTIMORE
vlss,soror April la-Ihs game y DAY was sharply
syvs Ssrs vas sneush Of 10 keep W the interest
The sun., 1891-04-19
SPORTS WITH THE BALL.
AVN 5000 PERSONS SEE 1HB OPENING
GAME IN BOSTON

-..A,,stos, CoismSus. Leussviils, ana
Ieetou wsnaers-Rsin Prsvsats che
N.w Yorks fron Tiayine-Msny 0anss
u.,esSouts-Aaeag the A0ateurs.
The result Of the American Association
ssmss yesterday was:
Warrington, Z; Baltimore. &
Boston. 6; Athletic. 3.
Louisville. 8: st. Louis. l.
Columbus, 3; Cincinnati, 4
THE nEcoRn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
TEN ANTS IN DISTRESS,

None of the League Fund for Their
Relief Obtainable.
LONDON, Feb. 14-An unfortunate phase
of the discussion in the Irish parliamentary
party Is that the tenants who refused to pay
rents and who depended upon the leaders of
the party for support when they were
evicted as consequence Of their refusal,
are now unable TO secure any assistance,
owing to the legal questions which
have arisen concerning the owner
ship of the money deposited
in Paris by. the national league
leaders. Legal delays have thus far pre-
vented the transfer of the league money to
the evicted tenants fund, aud there is
much suffering in consequence among those
who we're evicted.
WON'T GIVE UP THE MONEY.
On the day that the conferences at
Boulogne collapsed Mr.. Parnell made an
imperative demand upon the executors of
the estate of the late Joseph Biggar, who
was one of the custodians of the national
league funds. that they sur
render the money to him. This
the executors refused to do unless they re-
ceiy ed the most ample guarantees that the
money would be handed over to the tenants
fund. They did not succeed in obtaining
these guarantees, and consequently they still
refuse to relinquish their hold upon the
money.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
CUT BY A NEGRO.
Henry Hendricks Comes Out Second
Best in a Fight

Henry Hendricks Comes Out Second
Best in Fight.
CLAYTON Feb. Henry Hendricks OF this
place was very badly cut Thursday morn
ing about $50 o'clock. The cutting was
done by Frank Green, negro, who lives
near here. Mr.. Hendricks and the negro
had some trouble. Thursday the negro met
Mr.. Hendricks and they had some words,
and the negro drew gun on Hendricks.
Hendricks. being unarmed, could not
resent it. Friday morning Mr.. Hendricks,
seeing the negro in the telegraph office,
thought he would give him good whip
ping. Picking up piece of plank he went
in and struck the negro with it. Hendricks
and the negro then had rough and tumble
fight. The negro being the stronger
threw Mr.. Hendricks out of the house. Mr..
Hendricks reached to get his knife, but
Green had his knife out before Mr.. Hendricks
could get his, and stabbed him in the back.
Mr.. Hendricks then picked up a piece of
plank TO strike him, but before he could do
so the negro cut him on the side of the face
and in the arm. By this time Mr.. Hen
bricks had become so weak that he could
not fight his aggressor. The negro ran and
was shot al Ave times by two men, but
none Of the shots took effect. The negro
succeeded in getting away. Mr.. Hendricks
has two severe wounds, one in the face and
one on the left side of his back. 1t is hoped
that neither are dangerous
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
A BALL AT TOWNSVILLE
The Rssic encs Of Judge Hopkins the
Scene OF q Pleasant Event

The Rssic encs OF Judge Hopkins the
Scene OF Pleasant Event
THoNAsvTLhE. Ga, Feb. IA brilliant
social event occurred Thursday night at the
handsome residence Of Judge II. W. Hop
kins, on Remington avenue. A number Of
young ladies gave a fancy dress masque
ball Those present and the characters rep
resented were: Miss Minnie Evans, That
Other Girl; Miss HoDorins Mitchell, Sim
plicity; Miss Leta Pittman, German
Peasant; Miss Moselle Hayes, Baby Blue;
Miss Carrie Love, That Other Girl; Miss
Della Pittman, Topsie; Miss Emmie Nc
Intosh, Letter Carrier; Miss May
Ainsworth, Spanish Lady; Miss Lilly
Smith, Araline, GYPSY Girl /;
Miss Dena Mitchell, Psyche; Miss Ola NAL
let's, Simplicity; Miss Cora Walker,
Mammals Bapy Girl; Miss Annie Paine.
Morning; Miss Lula Baker, Queen of
Hearths; Walter Snodgrass. Hunchback; ;
B. F. Hawkins, Ghost in Hamlet; W. r.
MacIntyre, Cavalier; Frank Smith. King
Cole; J. Z. Robinson, South America; J.
Z. b. Love, St. Valentine; H. E Critten-
den, Farmer; J. L. Pringle, Zouave; p. N.
Harley, King of Hearts; R. l. Wylly,
Annie Rooney; w. L. Ball, Prince Murat.
Miss Honorine Mitchell and B. F. Hawkins
led in the dancing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES
STATE Specific TAXES 1881

STATE SPECIFIC TAXES 1891.
The following State Specific Taxes for 1891
are now due. to wit:
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
AUCTIONEERS
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.
GAMING TABLES. FLYING HORSES, ETC
TENPlN ALLEYS, SHOOTING GAL
TRAVELLING VENDORS OF PATENT MED
ICINES.
EMIGRAST AGENTS.
TRAVELLING VENDORS USING BOATS.
ITIHERAET DEALERS IN LIGHTNING
RODS.
DEALERS IN sPIRITUoUs OR MALT
LIQUORS. INTOXICATING BITTERS, BRAN
DY FRUITS. OR DOMESTIC WINES.
DEALERS IN PISTOLS, TOY PISTOLS,
SHOOTING CARTRIDGES, DIRKS OR BOWIE
KNIVES.
DEALERS IN FUTURES. BUCKET SHOPS
PEDDLERS OF STOVES, RANGES OR
CLOCKS.
PARTIES KEEPING BILLIARD OR POOL
TABLES FOR HIRE OR SALE.
IT1NERANT DOCTORS, DENTISTS, OPTI-
CLANS AND OTHER SPECIALISTS
PACKING HOUSES DOING THE COLD
STORAGE BUSINESS.
BREWING COMPANIES AND AGENTS OF
NONRESIDENT BREWING COMPANIES.
PAWNBROKERS, MERCANTILE AND COL
LECTING AGES CIES, COMMERCIAL AGEN-
CIES AND OTHER AGENCIES OF LIKE
CHARACTER
All the above must REGISTER with the Or
binary before paying the tax.
JAS. j. MCGOWAN, Tax Collector c. @.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15

SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sYNDICATEs AND r.. r.. CAPITALISTS.
A GRAND CHANCE
FOR
INVESTMENTS AND LARGE RETURNS.

INVESTMENTS AND LARGE RETURNS.
I have for sale a large tract of land near the
City of Savannah, having one of the finest river
fronts in the vicinity and bisected by two lines
of railroads. This property is made up Of
heavily wooded (pine) land, some OF the most
fertile truck land in the county, grand groves
of immense oaks and the highest ground in
Chatham county. There are several buildings
residences, cottages. barns, brick mill, etc.,
upon the property.
The possibilities of this property are dazzling
in their immensely and capability for yielding
large profits.
Immediately upon a great trunk line to the
east and south the land much higher than the
highest portion of Savannah, present fine To-
cation for suburban settlement within q half
hours ride of the city.
AS a railroad terminal, location for industrial
works and kindred enterprises it would yield an
immense profit. The timber upon the land will
prove an important item of profit to the pur-
chaser. The proximity of this land to the city
and the low price at which it can be purchased
is a sure guarantee of large profits in the near
future.
To encourage the formation of syndicates to
handle this elegant property, have secured
very easy terms, to wit: $4,000 cash and the
balance in six equal annual payments with in
terest at per cent. per sunum.
Full information given upon application.
G. H. DORSETT,
Real Estate DEALER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The 18Th anniversary meeting OF the 5svan-
nah Port Society viii be held THIS EVENING
at s O'Clock, at Wesley Monumental Church,
corner Abercorn and Gordon streets Ofncers
and men Of the shipping in port and all inter
ested in the welfare Of the ssamen are cordially
invited to attend
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
PUDDLERs REsUMING.
Seven Furnaces Started and More to
Follow This Week.

Follow This Week.
READING, Pa, Feb. 14.-Ellis & Lessig of
Pottstown, whose puddlers struck ten days
ago, because of reduction from 81 TO IS so
per ton, throwing 700 men out of employ
rnent, to-day succeeded in starting
seven pudding furnaces, with the
prospects of more 10 follow next week.
when the men struck 1856 signed a paper,
which was presented TO the firm, refusing
to accept reduction. A number refused
to sign, and these are now returning to
work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
PROSPECTUS.
CHATHAM CONSOLIDATED LAND AND M
PRovEMENT COMPANY.

The HAMCoNsoLIDATEDL LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY has options on
several large tracts of land south of the city.
After allowing for streets and lanes their lots
will measure 60x10O feet or twice the size of lots
usually offered in suburban property.
1t is the intention OF this corporation to give
TO each subscriber q title for one lot for every
share he or she may subscribe to, in fee simple I;
reserVing an equal number as an investment, to
be managed by the corporation for the mutual
benefit of each subscriber Soft a man takes
ten shares he will receive ten lots, in fee simple
and the company will also retain ten lots to be
sold for the benefit Of the subscribers.
The company is to begin the sale of the lots
held in common at once, and to try to pay
yearly or semi-annual dvidends
These lots are most advantageously situated
south of the city, in the path Of its growth, and
must become extremely valuable. Every lot
sold by the company must enhance the value of
the lots held in fee by the subscribers and a
large profit before the last instsllmsat is paid
is certain.
Every share gives you lot, which you can
sell or keep. Meanwhile the company is at
which you have pro rata share.
Every lot sold by the company increases the
value Of the lots held by stockholders 100 to go
per cent.
With low lands on the east and west, the city
can only grow in one directon-toward the
southland every foot of growth in that necss-
sary direction adds to the value of these lots.
The great features about this plan are:
1. Subscribers get possession Of lots in fee
simple, which they can manage outside of the
corporation.
2. Subscribers have an equal interest in an
equal number Of lots to be worked by the com
pany.
8. The terms are easier than those of any
other syndicate organized so far.
L. The lands are the best located and the
cheapest ever offered subscribers
For particulars, apply to
CHARLTON n. WAY,
L. M. WAKEFIELD,
B. S. WELLS,
G. P. ROSSIGNoL
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Fall Rivers Strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Feb. 1.-The strike
of the we2vers at the Cornell mill was
settled this afternoon. The weavers have
received all they asked for and the mill will
resume operations Monday morning.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

LovEGREEN.-The relatives and friends OF
JANIS H. LovEGREES and family are invited 70
attend his funeral services at Laurel Grove
cemetery at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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Retfssror1risk Oatmeal
GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
R. D. GUERARD, President.
r. S. NELL Vice President.
LESTER HUBBELI4 Treasurer.
r. +. BURDELL, Secretary.
G. B. wHATLEY, Attorney and Director of
Agencies.
Lends money on the easiest installments Of
any Loan Company in Savannah, aud guaran-
tees the largest profits to investors. This is due
to the small expense Of running an association
like this--conducted on the National Plan-hun-
dreds of branches under one management.
This is what makes the system so popular and
why we have now more stock than any other
five associations in Savannah combined. Appli-
cation for membership can be made to any Of
the Board of Directors or to the General Office,
1877 st. Julian street, over Chatham Bank.
G. b. WHATLEY,
Director of Agencies
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A FEW OF OUR OFFERINGS.

Lot No. 12 Yamacraw, 4ox45, and improve
ments consisting of two 2story frame tene-
ments, This property yields handsome in
terest on the price asked.
Lot 3ox90 on Hull street. between jefferson
and Montgomery, and improvements consisting
of 2-story frame dwelling and two small out
houses.
Two lots. 37xo7 each, on N. W. cor. of Nichols
and Burroughs streets. Will sell for cash or on
time.
Two small houses on S. E. cor of Burroughs
street and New Houston street lane. Cheap
and on easy terms.
Lot No, 80 Railroad ward Splendid renting
locality.
One of the handsomest residences in the city
at reasonable price.
Lot, 401S5. ON Nicoll street, between Price and
Mercer. Cheap for cash.
Four lots, 124xS3O each, at White Bluff.
Several of the handsomest building lots in the
the city.
A few more $50 lots on easy terms
In addition to the above we have an extensive
list of improved and unimproved property to
offer.
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A RAISE OF FIVE PER GENT.
The Wages of the Mil Hands of Nashu,
to be Increased.

to be Increased.
NASHUA, N. H., Feb. 14.-Notices have
been posted in the mills of the Nashua Man
ufacturing Company and jackson Company
that the wages of the employees will be
raised 5 per cent, beginning next Monday
This is a restoration of the cut down of
December, 1889, which caused the famous
five weeks strike, the most disastrous that
the city ever experienced. The advance
affects over $50 people.