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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-26
"OFF TO TIE RACEs.n
Some OF the Principal Features to be
Eaan the Com Incr NUaalr


Seen the Coming Week.
One Of the principal features during her-
chants week will be the races. Ali lovers
Of horse flesh will attend them. The excite
ment will be at high pitch, and great en-
joyment is expected. It Is ever the case
among the attendants Of horse-racing 10
spend the leisure time while waiting for
another race 70 be called in admiring and
commanding upon various equipages that
always I'LL the grounds on a gala day. Sa-
vannah is not lacking in exhibitions of this
sort. The great variety Of carriages, bugI
gies, phaetons and Surveys make most
attractive show, and demonstrate the class
OF work that is pride TO the city and
credit to the manufacturers.
Among the handsomest vehicles that are
seen in the city of Savannah
are those which come from the we'll
known establishment of D. A. Altick's
Sons, whose mammoth warerooms are stu
ated on the corner of Broughton and West
Broad streets. Here are on exhibition the
largest and best variety OF Phaetons and
Surries in the south, together with Car
rlages, Top Buggies and Road Carts, in
GLIDING the very acme of success, "The
Climax a perfect gem of beauty and con-
venience 1t is three comfortable vehicles
in one. and is the only triple blackboard
lhhucs IL - lL4SIdutlJ COHNoTUeU 10 Tue I'LL
ferent forms. The seats are firmly locked
In any POSITION, and you can, at a moments
notice, have q two-pasSenger wagon a
fouo-passenger wagon, back to back,
or an ordinary every day two-seated
vehicle that will comfortably accommodate
four persons.
Many Of these fashionable and popular
vehicles will be seen on the streets this
week; they attract the attention and ad-
miration Of every one.
Another speciality is the "Altick" Road
Cart, which has been upon the market for
long time, and is pronounced the very
best cart in the market, by dealers and by
Others who have given their opinion after
submitting them to the most critical and
severe tests. An examination Of the cal
tick" Cart will convince any one of its
superiority over all others.
The systematic work and the enormous
display and great variety of all well made
vehicles made by d. A. Altick's Sons has
gained reputation that puts to blush all
competition. The visitors to Savannah are
especially invited to examine the large
stock at the corner of Broughton and West
Broad streets.-Ad.
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How TO Handle the crowd.

There seems to be some difficulty antici-
pated among the managers of the Mer-
chants week celebration as to manner in
which the great crowds are to be handled
during the military parade, but they will
doubtless overcome all obstacles and have a
successful and entertaining pageant.
There has also been some calculation on
the part of several Of the business houses as
to the correct and most efficient manner to
handle the enormous additional trade that
will necessarily have to be done to supply
the demand for groceries during the week.
People must eat to live, and as public beue-
factors the enterprising and go-ahead firm
OF Engel & Rothschild have solved the
problem and are prepared to serve the
hungry popuace with everything requisite
to make hearts happy and bodies satisfied
Read the list Of specialties this week in their
advertisement.-Ad
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BASE Ball COMES WITH IT.
Three Games Booked for Merchants
Week.

Three Games Booked for Merchants
Week.
Merchants week will bring nt least three
days of base ball The Central Railroads
will play the Savannah, Florida and West
ern Club tomorrow for a purse of 800.
The Warrens will play the Charleston club
Tuesday. The Schwarz club will play the
Macons Thursday.
The Celtral-Savaunah Florida and West
ern game will be played at the Bolton street
grounds. Both clubs are Ia good condition
and are made up Of some Of the best play
ers in the city.
The Warreu-Charleston game Tuesday is
exciting considerable interest. 1t will be
street grounds. The Charlestons have
number Of crack players Manager
Mayfsld Of the Warrens has also
hustled to good effect and has got together
a team that he has full confidence in. The
two teams are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures c.. Garris, p;
Sunonin, c.; Bollinger, ID; Gwin, 3D.;
Peyser, s. s.; Donohouse, 3d.; Beitencourt,
|. t. Jarvis, c. f.. Rhe.t, r. t.
Warrens-harrigan, c.; Sullivan. p.
Murphy, b.. Sullivan, 2 b.; Mayfeld, 8 b. !;
Ponder, S. s.. Fogsrty, /. f.; O'Connor,
c. f.. Ballantyne, T. (.
The Savannah Macon game Thursday
between the Schwarz club and the crack
Macons will probably be the event of the
week. The Schwarz club will play the
following team. Leclsre, b.; Butler, p
Corley, /. f.; Lamotte, r. f.. Strickland, o.
f.; Bushard, 8 b.; Lewis, s. s.. Bennett, Q b.. !;
Richardson, c.
Manager Lamar of the Macons will bring
the following players: DIN, c.; Turner D. !;
Wilson, b. Marshall, . b.; Foley, 8. S.
Royston, T. I. Layheld, c. f.; Glen, 8 b. a;
Poesin. l. f.
The lovers of base ball will have enough
to interest them during the entire week.
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sUwANNEs SULPHUR SPRINGS.
This Famous Resort Now Ready 20 Re
49,. - E.------.-

This Famous Resort Now Ready 70 Re
ceive Summer Guests.
The SuwRanee Sulphur Springs is unsur-
passed both as a resort and sanitarium.
The tourist and health and pleasure seeker
can now, with ease and comfort, visit this
far-famed river Of legend ard song and the
attractive resort located Immediately on its
banks. Every convenience can be had at
the hotel, where all the modern improve
ments for comfort and pleasure have been
furnished. Recently the swimming
bath pool and the drinking pool
have been separated, which is
great improvement, and meets with the ap-
proval and recommendation of all visitors.
The hotel, annex and cottages are hand
somely fitted up with the finest furniture.
The service and cuisine are first class. The
waters are infallible cures for rheumatism
dyspepsia, liver, kidney, skin and blood
diseases. The climate is unequaled. The
leading attractions for pleasure seekers are
the grand plunge and swimming pool, fine
bird and deer hunting picturesque boating
and canoeing, beautiful drives, well
equipped. Livery, lawn tennis and croquet
pavilion, billiard hall and bowling alley.
For rooms and rates apply to s. II. Peck,
general manager, Suwannee Sulphur
Springs, Suwannee, Fla.-Ad.
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quartermaster general, of Atlanta; Col.
Walton Of Rome. Capt. John ". Clark
of Augusta, Capt. Rolf Sims Of Macon,
Capt. S. p. Gilbert of Columbus, and the
res dent members. Co.'s. Mercer and Gar
rard.
At 10 o'clock Gov. Northen and party,
escorted by Mayor McDOnOugh and the city
council. will leave the hotel in carriages for
the cavalry encampment. The morning
will be occupied in the inspection Of the
cavalry. The mayor and council will also
accompany the governor and advisory
Joard in the revis : Of the military in the
afternoon.
The Pompeiian committee has rendered
the use of c number Of the choicest boxes In
the auditorium to the governor and party.
which they will occupy Friday night, in
company with the mayor and council.
If the party remains over Saturday the
visitors will be shown ali the points of In
terest In and around the city.
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TO START THE TYBRE SEASON.

The Hotels to be Open To-day and the
Fast Schedule to 90 Into Effect.
There Will be five trains each way to Ty-
bee to-day, leaving Savannah at $3.50 a. m.
and l, $3.50, 5 and 6:15 p. M. and leaving
Tybee 6 a. m. aud 1901, 2:25, 4:55 and p.
m. This schedule will be continued daily to
May Is, when three additional trains each
way will be put on. The schedule will be
forty-five minutes. The coaches have been
fitted up with gas burners, and in fact have
been improved upon in every way.
All the Tybee hotels will be open to-day.
All except the Hotel Tybee have been open
for several days, and the Tybee will be
opened to- day for the accommodation of
visitors. II will remain open until the end
OF Merchants week, when it viii be closed
until May Is, when the formal opening will
take place.
The Central railroad has arranged to sell
a Communication ticket this year containing
coupons for twenty single rides, or ten
round trips, to It's employees and the i'm
mediate members of their families, at the re-
duced rate of 25 cents for the round trip,
making 81 so for the ticket between Sa-
vaunah and Tybee island.
These tickets will sold only to employees
and the members Of their families.
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Thursday will be cavalry day. The tilt
ing teams are all up to a degree of pro-
ficiency to compete for the prizes offered by
the Merchants Week Association. The tilt
will take place in the Pompeiian park, be-
ginning at O'Clock, city time. The prizes
are as follows:
First Prize-S15O to team making best
score.
Second Prize-S1OO to team making next
best score.
Third Prize-S50 to team making third
best score.
Individual Prizes-First Prize-$50 to the
man in any team making the highest SCORE
If be is an enlisted man the winner becomes
the color sergeant Of the Fifth Georgia
regiment for one year, or until the next
regimental tilt.
Second Prize-$30 to the man making the
next best score. There are also eight prizes
Of SIS each to the eight men making the
next scores. A track has been built for tilt
ing. The sale of reserved box seats for the
tilt will begin tomorrow at Buffers.
Pains Last Days of Pompeii" will be re-
peated at night.
By general request great many business
houses will close Thursday afternoon to
allow their employees to attend the tourna'
ment.
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Separated From His Wife,

1t was very sad. They were very hand
soms couple, and it had
been love match. Bnt 1t
happened this way. Appel 81 Schaul, the
popular one price clothiers, had made an
elegant display in their beautiful windo ws,
and this affectionate pair went there to see
and get some of there good values. knowing
the honest one price plain figure plan OF the
firm. But when they reached the store they
found perfect jam, and in the crowd they
got separated. and did not meet again for
hoors. Butalls well that ends we'll. They
got bargains end got together agan.-4d.
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GUTMAN'S,
I4I Broushton Street.

On and after Monday, May the 4th, our
store will close at p. M, Saturdays ex-
cepted, until Sept. 18th. We will be too
busy to have special sales each day this
week, but will make 1t interesting for you
to spend little time with US each day.
Don't forget we have nice assortment of
Black Dress Goods - ready-made Black
Wells, Ruohings, Ribbons, Fans, Hosiery
for Gents, Ladies and Children, Kid and
Silk Gloves, Embroideries, Lacss, Parasols,
Children's Null Caps and Sunbonnets.
Those wanting reliable goods come to
-1d. GUTNIAN'S.
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a Display Of Ability and Taste

There is man in this city that is succeed
ing in attracting the attention Of the whole
city by the excellent productions of his es-
Enlistment. Ever eager to please his patrons
he takes great pride in bringing to their at
tention the many attractive works of his
hands. This progressive worker is P Bar
rett, whose establishment is at BIZ West
Broad street, where he turns out the very
finest carriages, buggies and wagons in The
state. On tomorrow he will put on our
streets truck for ]. s. Collins & Co. which
is a work OF art, being very handsome in
appearances. The color is beautiful red
and trimmed in gold and black. The signs
are elegant, and will be greatly admired.
barretts work Is always drst-class.-Ad.
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TYBBE DAY,

Opening of the Resort To-day-A Sa
cred Concert to be Given.
The season will open at Tybee island to-
day. The occasion will be celebrated by a
sacred concert, which will take place on the
pavilion at the Ocean House. A fine band
OF music has been engaged and an excellent
programme is prepared and will be rem
dered. The regular summer schedule COM
mences to-day, and large crowd can be
entertained at the Ocean House, which has
been recently renovated and put in perfect
order for the season.-Ad
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MOUNT VESUVIUS.

The Great Eruption Represented on
Anderson street-Its Effects.
The surrounding country IL busy to-day
getting ready to come to Savannah to en-
JOY the festivities Of Merchants week and
witness PAINS great spectacular representa-
ton of ''The Last days of Pompeii," at
which time he will have an opportunity to
display some Of his wonderful effects in
mechanical fireworks. While Pain is pleas
ing the mighty multitude with his wonder
full display, there will be q large CORDS of
workmen, silently yet industriously, pre-
pairing to feed the large audience; for
when they awake after the nights of
pleasures they must be replenished with
good, substantial and healthful food, that
they may Withstand the fatigues of the
coming excitable day. Calculating that the
great rush to the market might be the cause
OF considerable inconvenience to heads of
households, the enterprising butcher, H.
Logan, has made necessary preparations to
I'LL the bill" in every instance. At Logan's
stalls. Nos. 81 and 68, there will be no
scarcity of meats and vegetable Of every de-
scrtption; in fact, all orders will be filed
with the usual promptness and care that
distinguish these popular stalls in
everyday business transactions. A
ioh NA9pioy VI bcSLt InuGbOut ldulU,
turkeys, chickens, fresh vegetableV and fish
will be exhibited in all Of the very finest
and most desirable qualities. The various
street car lines come direct to Logan's, and,
II it is not convenient to come. telephone
No. 1856 will transmit orders, which will be
filed with the same attention that char
acterizes the business on all occasions,
whether purchasers are present or not. Re-
member all this and send In orders to H.
Logan, The BUTCHER, at the Narket.-Ad.
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Something to Look FORWARD to.

Beats the lottery, May week or the next
circus. Levy's bargain days. Another one
next Wednesday, April 30. See the pro-
gramme in another column. The only
house in town carrying enough of this sea-
sons fresh stylish clothing to fit everybody.
The small boy, the young man and the man
who has been compelled heretofore to have
his suits built to order just because he hap
pened to be very tall, short, thick or thin.
all of 'em find perfect fits waiting for them
at b. H. Levy & Bro. 's-Ad.
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In Times Of Peace Ple-
pare for War;

Think Of it, Conservative authorities com.
pute that the aggregate losses from insec's =.
the United STATES equal two hundred mili'N
dollars a year.
With the return of Spring there CONES "
every Orchardist and Planter the VeAa''O
question: How shall he protect bis trees au
plants from the ravages Of insects, bugs "oi.s
and the numerous family OF pests "I '.,
threaten, not only his fruits, but the worry Nv,
which years of labor have perhaps oniy no
brought TO a profitable bearing stste'
THESE we call attention to our
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LEWIS, WEDNESDAY,
April 2esh.

LAST weeks successes TO be eclipsed
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
100 doz. SILK FoUR-IN-HAND, GENTS
TIES for THIRTY go CENTS. SILK, mind
you, not cotton; fne stylish goods. regular
price rs cents.
THINK OF IT,
BUT ONLY ON WEDNESDAY.
ALSO
100 MEMS BUSINESS SUITS
at Sc so six fifty, worth double.
ALL WOOL, SPLENDID SUITS.
No catch-penuy humbuggery.
LEWIS GOODS, LEWIS PRICES,
LEWIS PROMISES;
All good-YoU KNOW IT.
DoN'T FORGET WEDNESDAY.
-dd. B. H. LEVY & Bro.
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THE GOVERNORS PROGRAMME.
The Committees Arrangements for
His Reception Friday.

The Committees ARRANGEMENTS for
His Reception Friday.
The arrangements for the reception of the
governor and military advisory board on
their arrival in the city Friday morning
have been completed.
The reception committee, consisting of
Mayor McDonough, Aldermen O'Brien,
Cam, Haines and Myers, and the resident
members of the advisory board, Co.'s. Mer.
Ger and Garrard, will meet the governor IN
carriages at the Savannah, Florida and
Western depot at AS O'clock a. IN. on his
arrival from Brunswick, and will escort
him TO the De Soto, where he will be in
stalled as the city's guest as long as lie
chooses to remain.
At $50 o'clock in the morning the COM
mittee will meet the Central railroad train,
by which the members of the advisory
board will reach the city, and convey them,
also, 70 the De Soto. The members OF the
advisory board expected are: Col. J. McIu-
tosh Kell, adjutant and inspector general :
Col Z. M. Wiley Of Macon; Col. A. J. West,
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STEAMER ELIZA HANCOCK,
On Sunday Afternoon at a.ao.

On Sunday Afternoon at $3.50:
A sail to Ocean Buoy and a view Of
Tybee Island from ocean side. For round
trip so cents. Lunch on board. During
Merchants Week we make a morning and
afternoon excursion at $50 and $3.50, going
to the ocean and return. After May 8
books are open for excursions at G. I, Tag
CARTS or on board foot Of Bull street.-Ad
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Friday.

Friday, May l, is always military holi-
day. The grand military parade will,
doubtless, be the event OF the week. At
$3.50 o'clock, city time, the various military
organizations will form on Liberty street,
and at 3:45 will parade Liberty to Jeffer-
son, to Broughtou, to Drayton, out Dravton,
form on south side Of Park extension, where
they will be reviewed by the governor and
state military advisory board, together
with the mayor and council, after which
the parade will be dismissed.
The governor and other distinguished
guests Will occupy prominent boxes at tine
Last Days of Pompeiin at night.
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Merohants, Week Notes.

The Hussars had drill and guard mount
in front of their headquarters on Liberty
street last night. which was witnessed by
crowds OF people.
Quartermaster Sergeant Young, of Com
pany F, the Brunswick Georgia Horse
Guards, aud QJartermaster Sergeant
Blount, of Company Ii, the Burke Troop,
arrived yesterday, and have taken up their
they are making arrangements for the re-
ception Of their respective companies,
Representatives of the press from abroad
attending the Merchants week celebration
are invited to call at the association head
quarters, No. A Bull street, where the
usual courtesies will be extended.
Entries for the bicycle races at Tybee will
close tomorrow night. They may be made
TO s. NJ. Whiteside at the Gorrie Ice Com
pany or sent to the secretary, Max Robin
son, at No. A Bull street.
The management of Pompeii will put on
sale tomorrow at Buffers boxes separately
for any night of the performance at as each,
admitting five persons to box on either
night of the performance.
The city has the appearance of having
been painted red this morning from the eff
| feet of the several hundred board htho-
graphs, descriptive of the cavalry encamp-
ment and tilt and the Last Days of Pom
peii," in deep red colors, scattered last night
| by Advertising Agent J. D.. Lee.
The bureau of informotion is open at No.
A Bull street, where all particulars can be
obtained concerning the celebration and
where visitors will be able to find list of
all boarding houses, etc. Telephone No. SAL.
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Maj. W. A. Wilkens Of Waynesboro. Ga.
writes of the "Ridsr Hot Air Engine:'
After an experience for number of years
with various pumps of the best MANI
features. it affords me pleasure to state that
for economy Of fuel. simplicity of operation
and effective work this far excels them ell.
On exhibition and for sale by Savannah
Plumbing Company, $50 Broughtoa street.
-Ad,
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Are You Troubled With Offensive FeetP
Send for particulars how to cure them in
twenty-four hours with a harmless remedy
that has been used successfully over twenty
years. Odoricura Co., 3S7 Vine street, Gin
cinnati, Odd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-26

Farmers, merchants, mechanics and capi-
talists all buy their Hats at Kohler's sacri-
fee sale, 15S Broughton street. We furnish
free admission to Pompeii on purchases of
$l0.-Ad.
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The Ladies Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions
make it their favorite remedy. 1t is pleas
ing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet
effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels-4d
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Yes, indeed, life is too short to worry
along with an inferior article You can
drive the wrinkles from your brow by using
the New Home" Ask your neighbor. so
Whitaker, corner State street.-Ad.
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Even

If it is getting summer weather, you need
not go without socks. when you can get
them at the great closing out clothing sale
at DO. pair. 1853 Congress street.-Ad.