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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
CREEDEs LUCKIEsT GAMBLER.
a Consumptive Boy Of 10 as Serious
as a Deacon.
From the Ne1 Orleans Pic equine.


From the Nelc Orleans Pic Gu1Lue
The luckieSt and most persistent gambler
in Creede, Col, is a 15-year-old consump
tive boy who goes by the name OF Lucky
Kid, and claims to be the son of one OF the
weslthiest merchants in this city He was
taken to Creede from Denver by three of
the biggest sports who look upon him as u
veritable mascot, and who consult him as
an oracle. But it is tempting the fates too
far for him TO play their money, and be
leads the trio in all plays by using the
money of woman, Left-handed Mollie,
who constantly sits at his side during the
play and who has such abiding confluence
IN his luck and judgment that she has him
carry her purse all the time, never ques-
tioning him as TO the drafts he makes
upon it.
Lucky Kid has decided penchant for
faro, but when the cards do not run to suit
him, he switches to craps and plays them So
highly that the dileful monotone of the
sleepy genius who presides over the cribbed
seDi-circular table as he drawls sll down, !"
Is changed to a lIvelier measure and be
breads the boy as he does no other two
score planGers III tie camp Luc Kid
won $3.50 at craps in less Cuan an hour one
night, aud was In a fair swing to "bust the
game" when the banker shut him off, At
another time he won 81, 100 at faro for Left
handed Mollie, and so hilarious did it make
her that she blew it all in, with $500 more
on ball and banquet to ''the gang"
Lucky Kid never takes a drink, and he is as
quiet and earnest as a Quaker. He plays In
g business way and handles his chips with
as much care as Il bank cashier his coin and
currency.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
FLORIDA.

The Mallory Line steamers are bringing
to FernandiEa big freight for that city and
other points In Florida
solomon Warren says that tae report that
gold had cen discovered in the J nesville
neighborhood is a mistake. A very curious
rock of peculiaI formation. with a gl5ten-
ing surface, was found in a pit where Mr..
Warren had parties pitting for phosphate,
on land about fifteen miles from GAINESVILLE.
The product has more the appearance OF
natural glass than Of anything else.
New Smyrna Inlet: Another town just
opening its eYes out upon tho busy world Is
Lantana. A postoffice has recently been
established at Lantans; an appropriation
Of 900 has been made by the board of
education for a school house at that place
and everything looks favorable for the es-
tablishment Of a prosperous little town.
Lantana is the proposed southern terminus
of the rail. DAD which is expected will be
built in the immediate future from Swelrs
Point southwark to Lake Worth and thence
following the west shore Of the lake down.
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him by their nearest neighbor, W. II. Craw-
ford. A gentleman who has conversed with
these two people WAS seen by M0disoni0n
reporter yesterday and said: "There is evil
IDENTIFY a mystery connected with these two
people which Is unknown to this portion IF
the world at least They are
both intelligent and cultured, tax
ing ell tue leading magazi es and
newspapers, and apparently have plenty Of
money. Why they should bury themselves
the world, and refuse all intercourse with
our people, is indeed mvste-y to me-" 1t
IS said that Rev. Mr.. Smithton has a farm
in Tennessee valued at S27, 600, and that his
wife owns valuable property in Augusta,
ga. They are seldom seen on the streets Of
Madison, aud henever they do come ia,
they transact their business quietly and de-
part.
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Steamer "BEIlLEVIEW."
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS,
-0S---~--~~------~~~>-----~
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
Electricity to Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope and
intermediate points.
City and Suburban and Savannah, Than.
dcrbOli and Isle of Hope Railwsyx

On and after TUESDAY, Oct. IS, 1899.
Thunderbolt and Bonaventure cars leave
Bolton Street depot every half hour
For isle OF Hope from Second Avenue depot.
$3.50, 7:4o, 10, II a m, !. 4, 5:lb, Ppm
For Isle of Hope from Bolton street depot
6:45. o m, $3.50, o:45, 9:l5 pm.
From Isle of Hope into Second Aveuue de.
pot, 7:16, $500, 1915 IN, 12:25, $780, 4:35, 1918
From Isle of Hope into Bolton Street depot s
1850 IN. 1885, $3.50, 7:45 pm
For Montgomery. leave city steam from
SandhyO 6:45, 10 a m, $3.50. 4, pm, From
Montgomery, q m, 2:55, 4, 7pm.
Freight for Isle Hope and Montgomery will
be received at Second Avenue only, and leave
every Gay 10 IN. See special schedule 10 Sun
days issue GEO. w. ALLEY. Supt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
DELEoN, TEX, Jcly %, 1891.

HesSrs. LiDDmGn Bros, Savannah, Ga:
GENTs-I've used nearly four bottle of p P p.
l was afflicted from the crown OF my head TO
the soles of my feet. Your P. p. P. has cured
difficulty OF breathing and smotnering, palpita-
ton of the heart, and relieved me of all pain
one nostril was closed for ten years, and now /
can breathe through it readily.
have not slept on either side for two years
in fact, dreaded to sec night come; now / sleep
soundly in any position ell Rlght.
am SO years Old, but expect soon to be able
to tai hold of the pillow handles; feel proud l
was lucky enough to get p. P P =. and | heartily
recommend it TO my friends and the public gen.
orally. Yours respectfully, A. d. RAMSEY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
Notice to Advartisers.

Hereafter no display will be allowed in
advertisements inserted in local columns or
among other reading matter, but all will
be set in the same style as locals, namely
sold or loaded minion or nonpariel type.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
The Phonograph.

Telephone, telegraph and kindred electrical
messsn myers will all be utilized by the orders for
s ZODoNT, which will be flashed aud sounded
over the wires. 1t is as we'll known abroad as
at home, as a cleansing agent for the teeth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
NnrrAsHXy On TO.E

Before the undersigned authority on this
day, personally appeared A NJ Ramsey, who,
after being duly sworn, says on oath that the
foregoing statement made by him relative to
the virtue of P. P. P. medicine is true.
A NJ. RAMSEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this, Aug.
4, 1891. J. M LAMBERT. N P
I'D. Comanche County Tevas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26

Notice to Advertisers.
Changes for the Sunday issue Of the
MORNING NEWS must be handed In not
ater than $50 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26

Bear in mind that we are not in the
habit of advertising humbug sales. If we
say that we will give you cut prices, you
can depend on getti & it; best les, we don't
ask you co take our word for il; look at
the goods and prices in every store In Sa-
vannah, and If we dou't save you money
we don't ask you to buy Of us. "The Fa-
NOUS" Clothing House, 14S Broughton
skreat I'D
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Well, the election lie over, and we are hur-
rahing for Cleveland. 1t was a regular sur
prise party; bets are being paid and the hat
trade is lively. a great many bells were
made for suits and overcoats, and "Ihe Fa-
moush Clothing House saved the loser q
per cent. on the amounts Of their bets.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
THE MILITIA WON'T PARADE.
But the Ceremonies at Grants
Tomb Will Be Imposing,
for the Laying of the
Monument Cornerstone
To- Morrow.

All the arrangements for the laying OF the
cornerstone of the Grant Monument at
Riverside Park tomorrow haze been COM
plctcd, and It is expected that the imposing
ceremonies will be witnessed by an immense
throng.
what was to have been the most imposing
feature, the military parade, has been robbed
OF some of its prospective attracfiveno IS by
the refusal Of GOV. Flower to order out The
First Brigade of the National Guard FOR rul
dress parade. Troop \, however, will partic-
ipate In the parade and act as President liar-
risOn'a escort.
No other National Guard Company Will take
part, but at the laying Of the cornerstone
three companies Of regular troops from Cow
ernor's Island ana two companies OF marines
aud sailors from the Nayy-Y0rd will receive
the Presidential party.
COL Oln, OF Gen. Fit2geralds staff, says
that Gen. Fitzgerald has declined 60 order
out the First brigade OF the National Guard
because the time was too brief Further
| than this, II ordered cut BY Gen. Fitzgerald,
! the mcn would have to bear the necessary cX-
/ pensc oG $4,000 themselves. Ii ordered out
| by the Governor the state would pay 1t.
Adll.-Gcn. Josiah Porter says that the Conl-
mittcc On Arrangements Of the Grant MOnu-
mcnt Association had not requested That the
| National Guard be ordered out until last
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Iilua1' anu 'n"' ~ " 40 'io' wv i"'O'
Col. =. V. X. Crugcr, chairman OF the NSso-
tiotion's Army Committee, regrets exceed
! 80, -, ~, ,,,, t,.,,,, a., IN ,, ,,,,, ,,,,
lhslH 'h"' ui0 N'' ~ 'e"'io "''' NY w" '"''
| but he realizes now tnaL the committee was
dllotorv I'm asking for a military parade.
t;oy' Fipwrr's Signature 70 the lin that was
nassrd iust before the Icrislat,rr adjourned
| im1I1nS io-mnrrny a holiday from 10 oiCIork.
nnnn untu 10 O'Clock MIDNIGHT and thou-
! sands Of peOUle will doubtless take advantage
/ Or IT. to Witness the ceremonies at Riverside
parl,
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Al NJ , ~. o,u1 W ~ a. y, ,u,iuttI,, 90 ,t,,I ~ tn
IN accordance WIN resolution paaaeu pJ lnc
Board Of Aldermen. SO also the public
. schools. and the exchanges the Custom
II'Iy Ind Snh- .rcoSIrV oHI the honts nmd
. ~llUW,o ~ "HN ' ~ : ~ ~ ~
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/ President Harrison With all tnc nlcinpers OF
the cabinet ana thclr IamllleS VINO car leave
Washington are expected 20 reach the city at
$50 Tonight. They Will stop at the lltth
Avenue Hotel.
Troop A, \. q. s. v. Y, capt. {. f. Roe
commanding, Will form line IN front Of and
facing the fIth Avenue Holtl at l@.l5 p. Vi.
The President, his CABINET, the General COM
manding the army, the Admiral commanding
the navy and iew other invited guests, nc.
CumpaniCd by members OF the Committee Of
Arrangements, Will leave the Filth Avenue
Hotel at 1870 o'clock.
Troop A after salutlng the President VIII
wheel into column iour platoohs proceeding
The evening world., 1892-04-26
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The evening world., 1892-04-26
Falling Over a PrGGipiCs

Isu t,rrb.c thing even In dreams. Tho Nictuu Of
tn, frequent torn OF M. htnNIo awake, wltE 4
Start aud 81 rry h, limits ha'hcn ia cold pcrsplra-
ton, h.. heart taumutug tremendously Mo'al.
plu't s.cep ou yuar la,., particularly # SO. arc
irolb.rI r.u hy,prp.l a.h nervousness, and use
lIustrtt-I'. S'ouay. B't,r' 60 cure these joint
gn.E.- l.r s.Frp."-smr7,, the lH-crarah." H'.
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Quiet lr ff" H4h "a nervous system, We must
rom. .oTcc 'hr STOMACH and regulate the action Of
the digestive. SUCrotiyc aud cv1cuNtiVe urgAus.
Prevent and remedy niatAua, inactivity OF the kid-
urys and bladder, debility, heaTttutn, sick hcad-
ACh" aal Is grippe with this remedy, which mas
s.cIsLs,
The evening world., 1892-04-26
GEN. WlNGATE not IN CONTEMPT
Lawyer Leary Said lie Wes, but
Failed TO Prove 1t.

IN action was brought In the supreme
court, Brooklyn, ms morning by Lawyer
John }. Lcary to have tAo COart administer
punishment to Gen. Geo. W. WlnguLe Tor con-
tempt.
Lawyer Lcary charged hat gen. Nlngatc
made and Med a 'alsn AFFIDAVIT with the In
t,ntiOu OF misleading the court. The action
was the result OF u fore closure suit triud some
two Years ago.
cen. Wluga'cs counsel characterized the
action lur contempt - piece ut spitc work.
MIR. Lrpry said that when ne offered to show
Gen. Wn.aIr that his AFFIDAVIT was false the
lp'trr fui him g. ~ - ~hrul. " II hr hAdu I
have been a mucn older man than ~" the
L.'f,r would never hay" come u COURT be
added.
Judge Bartlett decided that there was no
ground I.r contcmpt and denied Lawyer
LeEIy's motion.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
The Market Was Practically
Stagnated Till Noon,
Increased Activity and Advancing
Prices at the Close.
S7OO,OOO of Gold Shipped In the
Trave To-day Quotations.

w ALI. Sl kftl' iNNoN"N' -'l'' -''
The sales OF stocks up to noon to-
day were only about 10000 shares.
AS a matter of fact, to-day's market was
the nearest approach to absolute stasnauon
witnessed for long time.
III the FIRST hour American sugar declined
l1s and New England as per cent, nut sub
Se0utntly there was rally right through the
list on light purchases. Chicago Gas scored
the greatest rlse-1 per cont
Reading was notably strong and was more
active than any other STOCK.
The committee on securities met to-uN
and recommended that there be no deliveries
ol securities tu-morrow. The Exchange Will
be closed after II O'Clock.
The Boston stock Exchange has voted TO
adjourn at noon Tomorrow.
The TrOw Directory Printing and Book
Binding co. have declared dividend OF per
cent on the preferred stock ior tAe quarter
ended April IL, payable May III.
Sterling exchanged was steady In tone.
Rates remain as last quoted. Business was
duh. , o.
Turnno To-day took out 100000 gold and
Nh. zoo silver j. a W. Sengman & Co. Will
ship 10000 ounces OF silver TO Europe To-
morrow. Zimmerman 4 Forshay will also ship
10000 ounces
STOCKS were strong during the afternoon,
but closed a shade OF IN sympathy with de-
cline IN Rock Island to S49s.
National Cordage sold To Wthlh lractioh
Tbr Gould neople are soliciting Union Pa
CiuC proxies IN Boston.
\ special meeting OF the New York 81
New England stockholders has been called
flr May =, when the question OF issuing
bonds viii be- decided.
ON and after May ., the Goli stock Tclc-
graph company VIII charge $40 per month
Tor tickcrS below Chambers street, SO from
that polot to Fitty-nlnth street, ana $50
north OF Fifty-ninth street.
The total sales at the New York stock EX.
change to day were 100000 shares OF listed
stocks and 10000 ounces or silver.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
Actors. Fair season Tickets.

The following communication answers some
questions which have been asked about sea-
son tickets To the Actors Fund Fair.
I, ne H,jd.r, or Sprctai SsusoH Tickets;
In reply to numerous inquiries In regard to
the special season tickets the Fair Fund
committee desire to say: Flrst-Ihey may
b. Used uuglns the Fair by the members of
one family, with lni> exception. they are
not Transferable. SecOnd-Ihey will admit
at ne time Two ladies, two gentlemen, Or a
gentleman and i IaIy. 4hrd--lhe tickets as
ISSUED are complete and do not require any
IurtAgr iuluIScmeAJ or COunteISgniug.
h. urn-Iausc holding tickets which they
have not paid Tor viii Obllge the Committee
~ IuAAIug return Iur them before saturday
tie 3JIA. 4. VI. PALMER, Chairman.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
LITTLE BARREL THIEVES RUN IN
Their Father Was Clubbed for Try
ing to Rescue Them.

Three oungsters-Charles IIoren, aged
Twelve: Peter Iiorcn, aged eleven, and Ed
ward Ilorcn, aged eight, living at No. 32T
KOscuskO street, BroOklyn-wcrc arrested at
I o'clock this morning, charged with stealing
barrels from the sidewalk in 'front.' of charles
Mcy crhCns grocery, No. 500 Lafayette ave-
nue.. Policeman Bloomfield chased the boys
and caught them III front uI their home
k> the policeman was taking the boys to
the station house their father, Peter liJrcn,
rushed out OF the house aud attempted to
rescue hem.
RluUmncIl usCd his club on linren'S head,
placing Lin hors dc CUIlbat, and then took
ihe Boys 10 a cell. surgeon sage, OF the city
Hospital, attended the elder lioren, and he
Went home.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
IMPROVING BROOKLYN
Excellent Suggestions Offered
Every Day by Its Citizens.
Many Complaints Concerning Exist
ing Conditions There.
The Bcautiiication and Bcttcrmont
of fthc City Desired by Everybody.

The cry ot Brooklynitcs stiIl gocsup against
the ash-barrcl nui .aucc. And very property
too. Many brooklyn streets present most
un,ighrly appearance, wita their colonundcs
OF ash-Oagrcls and the Wlud-,trcwn spiotch"s
OF paper and ia - that cover the thorough
fares. other complaints Of equally srrioua
import appear too, among the suggestions
daly printed for the Improvement Of Brook
lyn. 1t would be well Tor every Hooklyntte
to read these and to help hi. city 10y making
suggestions Of his own. For the best Improve
mcnt suggested THE EvENING WORLD VIII
give a GoLp DOUBLE EAGLE. All comnuni a
tions should be addressed to BWooEYLN lM-
rROVEMESr EUlron, The EvENlS" WORLD, +.
q. bon 2,35l. New York. The following are
the suggestions received to-day
M 7rUiirv.
f. T.. W.-Abolish the trolley; consolida-
tion and Il good fire department; also Il bc,-
ter force Of water.
Diriy street cars.
II. 5. TAYLoR-It would be a good thing for
| you to touch up the street railway system II
Brooklyn, It's dirty cars, old cIrs, springs
worn out and bad service generally. | have
been resident or BruphISn iOI len Years, 'thd
am getting tired ui llYns there lor above
/ stated reasons.
men RrOokiyn UHi De An RiDht.
Jossru RAGoNA, 1873 York struct--in REFER
encc to what would suggest III the matter
I OF improving our city Is TINS: In the hrat
place little Improvement in onr Fire De-
partmeEt; Excise commissioners Who III d.
/ their duty; better railroad facilities, cepcCI-
| ally on the Elevated railroads; street, Icuu-
. ing commissioners who Will see lhuJ lht cyh-
/ tractors keep our streets Clran; in lhcj, Il
general shaking up all around, auh then
The evening world., 1892-04-26

The palate is almost tickled
with SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver oil. The stomach knows
nothing about tit does not
trouble you there. You
feel it first in the strength
it brings; it shows in the
color of cheek and smoothing
out Of wrinkles.
1t was a beautiful thing to
do, to cover the odious taste
Of cod-liver oil, evade the tax
on the stomach, and take
health by surprise.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING 4; free.
scorT & BowNF. Chemists, "a South sth Avsaue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion OF cod-Ilvsr
oA-a.I druggists eyeEyw4sEe 20. sI'
The evening world., 1892-04-26
Hanged for the Murder OF Five
Yecr-OlQ Girl.

Y = AFETTT - II " TTTTT-7F
LONDON, April 2O,-Gcorgc Henry Wood,
twenty-six years Old, formerly a porter at the
Brighton Railway station, was hanged To-day
for the murder Of Eaten jcal, live years old, In
a shed ut kCmptoWn On Dec. 10 last,
Wood said Ac was drunl, ana didn't know
what Ae dll.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
A RAIR.PULLlNG BEE.
Grocer Dixon, Stella Shea, Her Aunt
and Mrs Briody Took Part.

una MIS-. BFIOUy IOOk fHTI.
There was complicated row aired in the
Butler Street Court, Brooklyn, before Judge
Tighc this morning. James DIXON, grocer
at $50 Filth avenue, was up TO answer to II
charge Of asSauting stella shea, young girl
living at ga Henry street, and Mrs. CUmey
Miss sheas aunt, was charged was charged
with assaulting Mrs Briody, ncighbor.
The trouble all occurred in front Qf Dixon's
grocery on the afternoon OF March "A. The
shea glrl says that DIXON struck and abused
her without cause, while Dixon says that the
girl pulled his little daughters hair and
slapped her face. and also struck Mrs
BrlOdy's daughter. Mrs COoncy took her
neice's part and then she and Mrs. BriOdy had
row, resulting, Mrs. Bnudy says In Mrs.
ting a big dog ON her. Dixon was aCvulLtCd.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
CORONER VS.. UNCLE SAM.
Refused Leave to Examine a Case
Of Suspicious Death.

Coroner Rooney, of Brooklyn, learned to-
day that william flanagan, marine, forty
eight years old, lad died suddenly, under suS-
piciOus circumstances, at O'Clock this morn
Ing at the Navy-lard.
When the Coroner called to investigate the
Navy Yard officials refused TO allow him to
make an autopsy, claiming tEat Dr. Brush,
the navy physician, had issued certificate
assigning hcart-uisease, aggravated BY alec
AOll-m a., the cause uI LunHGaH'S death.
The Coroner uUtil.ei Police capt. Hardy OF
the naval authorities refusal 10 allow an
autopsy.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
FOR THE FERRY-BOAT ROBBERY.
Drivers Of the Plundered Mail Vans
Plead Guilty.

John j. O'Keefe and John Walker, the boy
drivers of the mail vans from which the mail
bags were stolen on the icrry-boat Orange
the night OF Feb ., to-day withdrew their
Plea OF "Aot guilty" ana pleaded guilty In the
criminal Branch OF the UuitCd states Circuit
Court.
Judge Benedict suspended sentence, and
III" boys were discharged.