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inflammation In the Episcopal Church.

o. .rlca- deeply interesting.
Confirmation In the Episcopal Churches.
SUNDAY YVES marked in the Episco-
rs. churches los au unusual number OF con-
t-....l-.
ass. Jane, a class Of forty-nine was con:
t-.... AZ Noore-McmOrial a class OF
t.-.. and az Emmanuel a class OF twenty
... I-aDpl ,hIttle administered the rte
..t rrlUl%i 40 st. james and Blshop
i;I.;A confirmed the classes and de
..-.I the sermons at the other TWO
BISHOP White also confirmed q class at
s.. = Inns Mission den-Memoral
Oar. . On Denny street, ana the Uoou
S-...erl (colored) chapel, on twenty
t-.,- ;rett. IN the afternoon
sermon to the knights Templars.
NS'. Paurs church Sunday night Rev;
5- t.u chael preached TO RlchInohd
''4lloTy, No. 2, Knights IelnpiaTs'
l-e knights IN their regalia, headed by
iu,-'-C Commander Charles A. Taylor,
I-....l down the middle aisle and were
seated ll she pews reserved for them. MT.
j. &. RICHARDSON carried the banner.
AMONG those marching with the Knights
Va. t.e Grand Recorder of the Grand En-
.aiuc,t VI the United States, Mr.. VII
--- b. lslacs, IN handsome fatigue uni
t.
N- Carmichael preached on the symbolic
c-.'aet.r of the Apocalypse and the Ma
1870 C.aractcr OF the early Church, Sc
.,-g i.r Inns text Revelations l., 4. ne
F- .-.ist-d II the services by Rev. Mr..
l.l.u AMI Nh Williams. Mr.. Carmi,
c. wore Ia addition TO his cossack and
% white silk stole and his Dublin
10 10y blue and black, and on his breast
1-.L.-9uc IemplaI jewel.
imprcs,iye services at 81. Peters.
Ilas.rvIces at 81. Peters Cathedral Sun
c-F w.r, very impressive. Solemn Hlgh
A-., wA. celebrated by Bishop Van de Wy
W. with Rev. Father Frioh as attendant
l'Iet. Rev Father Donahue, deacon;
i-'. Father Van HoutOn, sub-deacon;
Li ''.-r Michael, master Of ceremonies:
Father InOh preached an interesting
t,.l'u on the PeutecOst
lle choir sang Milard's Grand Mass IN
w. Mrs. Iallcy. Miss Kirk, Miss BAIL,
Ai-s luch were the soprano and alto
Fi, Messrs Finnegan and Holloran,
..psts. The Neni Creator was beau
-.' rendered by the choir, and the Neni
10y" nUutus, soprano solo, was nheiy
'--s by Mrs. Ialley.
yEsPKgs CELEBRATED.
AZ O'Clock ycspers were celebrated
~. l-C-l order Of psalms, hymns, and
u ici being closely followed with the
1ia C0eh chorus. by Werner. After
-H ,uere was the reception of applicants
-luisslon into the eonfraternity OF the
1tON, who were formally received
'1s RIGHT Rev. Bishop. who explained
oD.ects AMI and advantages derived
' ~ than association.
4-e children sang the Litany Of Loretta,
r-'W@td by tencdietion, during which
~ "prmeley sauga soprano solo 20 alu-
aud the choir rendered the chorus
'ahIem ETgo.
rather Cutters Parting Words.
c.itefe was o large congregation at the
,'lich Oi the Sacred Heart Sunday
sr-i1ing. and the closing portion Of the
I,,.ce vas deeply affecting. Father Cut
a. ,l'ef preaching q sermon on the Gospel
q We day and reading the announcements
~ he week, said
Now, nay friends, there is another an
-Aeehent which must make which 10
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no THE READERS OF THIS Pa

no THE READERS OF his IA
l. PER.-Those VINO SEEK TO REGAIN
THEIR HEALTH will find no PLACE whore
they will so SURELY DO so rs at
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
Hampshire county. W. Va. Those who wish only
n LOVELY SUMMER HOME, with EVERY COM
FORT, fishing and boating near, riding driving,
&C., need not look further.
send for pamphlet and engage your rooms.
Orders received by every mail.
Eight hundred failed TO get rooms Inst sea-
son. WILLIAM II. SALE,
Twenty-one years Proprietor.
Purcell, Laid g. Co. and L. Wagner, agents for
sale OF these waters, Richmond. Va.
ap l9-eodl lt&tMy15-it
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Average
Attendance.

President Sleight made a brief supple
....r..rv report. dwelling especially upon
a.. many hopeful conversions in the
,..,.'s and the successful missionary work
..., accomplished by the various or
...r. rqt,ous within the schools. A goodly
,...s.unary collection was taken up, and
3d., i. e. Stewart offered a short prayer
t-GaIs blessing upon the Offering. Then
allowed the closing hymn
oTrc whole wide world for Jesus
once more before we part
-..r the benediction by the Rev. Charles
n Read, d. ID.
Episcopal Sunday Schools.
3D., anniversary exercises Of the Rich
...-1 Protestant Episcopal Sunday School
-.g were had Sunday afternoon. In
.-..r % accommodate the large crowd
.. ~ Pauis and st. James churches
,.-. utilized. The teachers and scholars
.-. Johns church and missions, Monu-
...... ~ Paul's and mission, Meade Me
land mission, attended at st. Pauls.
p. ... AZ ~. James and mission, st. Marks,
..... AN-Sauts, Moore Memorial, St.
t..,-.w--. and Emanuel attended at St.
. Rev. +. h. Mason delivered the
....-~ no st. Pauls, and Rev. l.. b..
,.-.r IL IT. James. Rev. Preston Nash
..-. 40 the former meeting in behalf
. Oh. ufartory for st. Phillips new
..g-I. and Rev. Preston Nash at the
THE TEARS WORK.
nv Thomas Potts. president Of the
-..- submitted at -. Paul's his annual
-..-- f.r,le wear ending May lst. as fol-
..- a,l Che same report was read at st.
..-ty tse yIce-p president, Mr.. L. l.. AL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
SUMMER RESORTS.
T,HE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GRrFNRRIRR COUNTY. W. VA.

GREENBklEh COUNll, W. VA,
situated high up In tho AIleghanies, 1000 feet
above tdewater will open for the season JUNE
1st This noted resort, made famous by three
generations, Is Immediately on the line Of the
great Chesapeake and Ohio railway. with its
splendid vestibued and express trains both
East and West, and therefore readily accessible
from all parts Of the country
The high standard of the cuisine obtained I'M
der the present management will be fully main
tanned and extended.
Pamphlets, with full information, can be OBJ
tanned at all general ticket offices, or from
i. T. EAKLE,
my 7-Im Superintendent.
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; All persons hav-
ing claims for in
demnity or death
losses, against The
Preferred Mutual
Accident Associa-
ton of New York,
X. c. Atwood, Sec
rotary, or claims
upon which pay
ment has been re-
fused wholly or in
part by said Asso-
citation, will find it
to their advantage
to communicate at
once with Justice.
care OF DISPATCH office,
Richmond Va.
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I... offices were crowded. and the order
.t exercises aud the HYMNS were the same
a.t.'l. The addresses We're all good and
O.. IS r..r., deeply interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-19
DEER PARK AND OAKLANDl
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIEs,
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATEB.
SEASON OPENS JUNE Is, 1891.

These famous mountain resorts, situated &C
the summit Of tho Alleghanies and directly upon
the main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio RAFT
road, have the advantage Of its splendid vest-
buled express train service both east and west,
and are therefore readily accessible from oil
parts OF the country. All Baltimore and OHIO
trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the
season.
Rates, 500, S75, and 500 a month, according
% location. Communications should 90 adj
dressed TO GEORGE ID. DESIilELDS Manager
Baltimore and Ohio Hotels, Cum berland, nd, up
20 June ION: after that date, either Deer Park
my l2-Tu&ThtTu25
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N.,Suaday YVES marked in the Episco-
ra. churches los an unusual number OF con-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
FLoRIpA.s CIGARETTE Law.
The egislature's Effort for the Good
of the Small Boy.

The eYislature's Effort Tor the Iooo
of the Small Boy.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 2o.-The
cigarette act, which goes in effect Aug. s.
provides that it shall be unlawful for any
storekeeper, saloonkeeper, merchant or any
other person to sell to, buy for. give to,
or in any other manner dispose OF to any
person or persons under the age of Is years,
cigarettes, smokettes or cigarette paper,
where prepared for the purpose Of making
cigarettes of any kind or description what
ever; any person who violates the act shall
be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by imprisonment in the county jail not to
exceed six months or by fine not to exceed
800.
The act makes 1t the duty Of the sheriff,
his deputies, constables and police officers,
who shall receive one-half OF the fine I'M
posed, to procure q warrant and arrest the
person or persons violating the act.
Governor Fleming yesterday attended the
commencement exercises Of the normal
college for white students at DeFuniak.
W. G. Haggard Of the Florida Central
and Peninsula railroad left yesterday for
Marietta, Ga, where he will spend a short
vacation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21

| that railroad that yer come down
! ON. That's spoony. It rises under the hotel
| and flows perpendicular down about the
rate of sixty or seventy miles before you
can bat yer eye. It looks like an elevator
| broke loose in the top OF twenty-story
hotel. heard something flop as we went
scootin' down it, and scrouged no TO man
because thought shore we was gone by the
board / knew if we were I'd be shore
to lodge on some er them big church steeples
in Chattanooga"
ATTACKED BY A PANTHER
Bob Dickey, another member OF the
Townsville Guards, while on guard duty
last night about midnight shrieked out,
"Officer of the guard officer of the guard
come ERE quickm Before the officer could
come up with the sentinel Dickey had quit
his post and was Fastening to his tent. The
officer overlook him, and questioning him
found that Dickey had been attacked by
panther. The officer quoted the man, and
going back discovered a mountalneers dog
prowling around the line. Dickey declares
he was not frightened at the dog. He Is
sure he saw panther. but he would not I'M
dertake to describe it.
There is only one married man in the
Bruins wick Rifemen. He is G. V. Barku-
loo. The boys say he ought not to be.
Barkuloo tells them they do not know what
happiness Is. OF course not. Find the
soldier that does know,
Soldiers, like other people, may go to
divine services. And they are going to have
the opportunity of sitting up and listening
tomorrow.
The Seventh battalion, composed Of out
rageously bad or else the very best men in
the world, has brought its splendid looking
chaplain all the way up here to preach to it
Sunday. He is a very good man to float
around on these hot hills clothed in the chap.
lain's robe, longing for Sunday.
Capt Fields, Of the United States
army, told Gov. Northen one
time when the chief magistrate
was in an inquisitive mood that Sunday
was not recognized in the United States
army. 1t was on the occasion of a visit to
the governor by a committee, asking in be-
half Of the soldiers, that they be allowed to
come to Chickamauga Sunday, that the
chief magistrate gave birth to the pious re-
mark, "look at it as you will, men, 1t is
cheating God out Of one day."
Father Clifford of Rome, will preach for
the regiment. The regimental boys are de-
termined not to be behind. They are as
bad as any boys and they say they are as
much entitled to preacher as any body.
And they are going to have him.
" ID r
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CHAPTERS FROM COLUMBUS.

Trip of the Guards to Chickameuga.
The Knights of Pythias.
COLUMBUS, GA, June 20.-The Column
bus Guards, ffty-two strong. under Capt.
8. P. Gilbert, will leave for the state en-
campment at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The company has accepted an invitation to
breakfast at the Rankin house at
5 o'clock as the guests of Capt.
L. H. Chappell, their former COM
mander, and one of the most enthusiastic
military men in the south. Several promi-
uent society ladies will go with the COM
pany to Chickamauga.
The new lodge of Knights Of Pythias met
this morning and christened the lodge
great commander CT the southern
confederacy. The name was selected
by J. r. Wise and Max Simons, leading
spirits in getting up the lodge The follow
ing officers were elected: Chancellor COM
D. P. Dozier; vice chancellor, Sol Craw-
ford: prelate. J. w. Murphy. Jr.; master
of arms, w. B. Moore; keeper of
the records, Max Simons; master
of finance, John A. jackson; inner
guard, w. A. Peet; outer guard, Charles
Eher; trustees, Cliff Jones and j. +. Wise.
The grand officers left for their homes to-
night.
A party Of negro musicians from Mont
gomery are in cells here tonight as the
result of a little row on a dummy train
this afternoon. The negroes made themselves
obnoxious to gentlemen on the train, and al
one time Il was feared that they might be
severely punished for their impudence.
Will jackson, the negro who attempted
to murder an old man named Morley last
night, is in Jail, not being able to make G
bond of $500. Morley is still alive and i'm
Drovinp
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
ABBEvILLE's RAILROADS.
The Atlanta and Florida May Go Nea,
Rochelle.

The Atlanta and Florida May Go Near
Rochelle.
ABBEvrLLR, Ca, June 20-For some
time parties interested In the Atlanta and
Florida railroad have been In this section,
and report says that they have bought up
large tracts of timber lands here. Able
Vile is very anxious to have the
road run here, but the last sur
vey goes through Rochelle, which is
about nine miles west Of Abbevllle, and
consequently the citizens of Rochelle are
counting very strong upon having the rail-
road, and claim that it is but question of
time when they will have the court house
also. 1t is said that the road will go from
this section through Blackshear direct to
Brunswick.
THE ROAD TO wAYCR osS.
The Abbeville and Waycross railroad
company have commenced work again.
They have already thirteen miles of road
and are now laying twelve more miles
of rail. and expect soon to
have in operation twenty-five
miles of railroad At the last meeting of
the directors of this road, Mr.. r. V. Bowen
was elected president. We have had lately
plenty of rain and crops are looking we'll
On June 90 the Abbeville academy will
have its commencement, and 1t is looked for
with pleasure by our citizens. L. F. Hin
ton, ESQ.,, of Americus was invited 60 be
the orator upon the occasion, but is was i'm
possible for him to accept.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
GEORGIA AND THE BIG SHOW.

A Belief That the Legislature Will Re-
fuse to Make an Appropriation.
ATLANTA. GA, June 20.-In response to
inquiries sent out by the Atlanta Journal,
fifty EIGHT members of the legislature have
declared themselves opposed to the proposed
appropriation for a Georgia exhibit at the
worlds fair Six favor it conditionally,
and seven decline to commit themselves
Though replies have been received
from but seventy-one members, or less
than one-third Of the entire legislature, the
majority of those heard from is SO over-
whelmingly opposed to the appropriation
that it seems pretty safe 60 predict that no
such bill can possibly scrape through.
Among the seventy-one who answered the
query, not one engaged himself to vote for
the 800. 900 appropriation suggested by the
recent worlds fair convention. Judging
FROM their letters. it seems to be the very
general opinion among the law makers that
Georgia must do without an exhibit, or
raise the funds essential by private sub.
scription.
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Through labor TO rest, through combat 70
victory"
One more gentle, honorable, innocent and
brave, one Of more exalted federation for the
faults Of others, one who understood better how
10 confer a benefit without ostentation, one of
simpler. and, in the highest sense Of the word.
purer life and manners, was not known; which
necessitates not only a thought but an expires
sion of our sincere sympathy for the bereaved
family. But. in extending this pathos, let us
add few consoling words. What is their loss
was his gain.
The future is full Of doubt, indeed. but fuller
still of hope. He has entered upon a rest after
the struggle of life-a new sphere of existence,
where he has looked forward to meet his loved
and lost ones. Now he has joined them
together with the angels and archangels and all
the Company of Heaven. Then, indeed, we
cherish certain hope that the interests and
pleasures of this world were nothing compared
to the concentrated pleasures that awaited him
in his eternal home.
weep not for DEATH
The fount of tears is sealed.
Who knows how bright the inward light
To those closed eyes revealed?
Who knows what holy love may I'LL
The heart that seems so cold and still?"
A FRIEND.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.

Arrival of a Murderer-The hull
the Il. B. Plant in Tow.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June Dob. C. :
Tedder. sheriff of Suwanee county. arrived
in the city to-day with a negro named Bill
Jones, who murdered another negro in Su-
vance county year ago. Jones was
captured in Green Cove
The old hulk of the steamer Fl. B. Plant,
which was burned about two years ago in
Leak Berresford. on the st. Johns River, is
being towed down to the city by the steamer
Mary DRAPER. and will reach here to-mor-
row. Her boilers and machinery are said
to be in fair condition. The hull. it is said,
will be towed to Wilmington, Del.
The state teachers association, meets in
this CITY on Tuesday,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
TWO MORE LOTS

Facing the Park Extension, between Hall and
Gwinnett streets on Whitaker, S7x131 feet each
also lot 95x105 on New Houston street, I'd door
from corner of Drayton street. These lots are
among the very best to be had and are cheaper
than similar ones in other portions Of the city.
For terms, etc., call on
HARMON, WALKER & co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
Osburn Insane.

ATLANTA, GA, June 20.-County Physi-
clan Griffin to-day made oath before Ordi-
nary Calhoun that Charles Ozburn. the
condemned murderer, is insane. A formal
writ of lunacy viii probably be sworn out
Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
MILITARY ORDERS.
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARD

HEADQUARTERS BATTALION
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS,
SAVANNAH, June 20, 1891.
Order No. so.
1. The corps is ordered to assemble at the
armory on Monday 22d inst, at 6:15 O'Clock p
M city time, uniformed. armed and equipped
fatigue caps with covers) prepared to leave the
city for ChIckamauga, there TO take part in the
second annual state encampmenr of the Georgia
volunteers in conformity with orders from state
headquarters.
2. The battalion line will be formed on the
parade ground just south Of the De Soto hotel.
promptly at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, city time, aud
proceed thence direct to the Central railroad
depot taking the special train leaving the city at
1850 O'Clock, standard time.
8 The colors of the corps will be In charge Of
the color company from the time of departure
until return.
T. Company commanders will attend person
ally or by special detail to seeing that the bag
gage of each member of his company is plainly
marked with the name of the owner and his
secure for shipment and delivered at the armory
before 2 P. NJ. 22d inst.
5. Lieut.. Davis Freeman Of the staff is ap-
pointed adiutant of the battalion during the
enoampment. He viii be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
g. Private R L. Lamar of Company is ap-
pointed color sergeant during the encampment,
and viii carry the state colors. By order of
LIEUT.. COL GARRARD.
VIM. 2. HUNTER, LIST Lieut. and Adjt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
MARRIAGES.

SCHMITT-TURNER- Married. at residence
of the brides brother, on Tuesday evening, May
&c, 1891, by W. II. Mendel, Justice of the Peace,
Mr. ERNEST ScHMrTT and MISS LAURA TURSER.
Jacksonville and Fernandina papers please
copy.
DEKLE-vOEGE.- Married in Atlanta, Ga.
June 18th, 1891 by Rev. John W. Heidi. Mrs
EMMA T. VOICE Of Savannah, Ga, to Mr.. L. l..
DEKLE Of Gadsden, Ala
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21

Clinch County's Treasurer Dead.
BONNEVILLE, GA, June co. Henry
Moore, county treasurer, died at his home
in this place on the night of June II, after
many years of intense suffering from inflam-
matorY rheumatism.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
FOR SALE,

Fun BALE
No. rs Gwinnett street. This house Is In the
best location in the city. Has been lately re-
modelled and put in f1rst-class order.
Mating. oilcioths, window screens and win
dow shades, together with beautiful chandeliers
and gas fixtures. go with the house. Large
stables and servants quarters and a nice
flower garden in the rear.
The above property viii be sold at bargain,
and ample time for payment in full will be
given.
The only reason for selling is that the owner
is going to the southeastern part of the city,
on the Electric Railway Company s line. Apply
to *. WILKINSON,
, Real Estate Dealer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21

FIRST VOLUNTEER REGIMENT OF
GEORGIA.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST VOLUNTEER REGIMENT
OF GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH. GA. June 10th, 1891.
A meeting Of the commissioned officers ami
non commissioned officers in command of con-
panies of the First Volunteer Regiment OF Geo: p
gia will be held at the Armory on MONDAY
EVENING. the 22d inst at O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of arranging for the reception of
the regiment on its return from Camp Chicka-
manga. BY order
JOHN SCHWARZ,
Major Commanding.
RoRr. G. GAILLARp, lst Lieut. and Adit
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
HEALTH BOARD SIGNS.

The Members Unwilling to Take Or.
ders from the City Council.
BRUNSWICK, GA, June 20.-At meet
ing held tonight the board Of health re-
solved to tender their resignation as a body
to the city council. Following this resigna-
tion is statement of their reasons for the
action. This paper will probably be pre-
sented to the council Monday. For a month
or more there has been friction between
the board of health and the council.
The board claim that they have
endeavored to put into execution
several measures that they deemed for the
public good, in which they have been
hampered by the council and otherwise
made to feel that they were a body in name
only, and that the position they held wes
only sinecure.
CLAIM OF THE COUNCIL
The council, on the other hand, have
| argued that the board was an institution of
| their creation. and amenable to them aud
snbiect to their control. This state Of az
fairs has brought about friction and re-
straint that has been unpleasant to the
board, who claim it has prevented then
from accomplishing the good thai
they might otherwise have done. The
the board two sanitary inspectors might bt
termed the straw that broke the camel
| back, aud as an outcome they have resigned
| and laid their reasons before the council
An alderman said tonight that although
the council held called meeting to-nigh
| the boards resignation was not presented
but when it was, he expected the council
would accept 1t and would at once appoin
| q new board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-21
CLIMBER LANDS"

Bought and sold on commission. large and
small tracts Pine. Oak and Cypress for sale.
Owners of timber lands would do well to list
their lands with us.
P. D. DAFFTN & SON.