The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-24

the Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus
railroad and other portions Of the Central
| system
The Atlantic Coast Line is making
! through connections with the Pennsylvania
railroad for the Minneapolis convention.
| The Pennsylvania in order to accommodate
the travel to Minneapolis has arranged for
| special train service, to be moved on fast
j schedule, through without change. The
train, which will be composed of five Pull
man vestibuled sleepers, one Pullman
car, will leave Washington on
Saturday, June 4, at 3:35 p. M, arriving in
Minneapolis at a. m. Monday. The equip
ment of this special will be the exact cOun-
terpart of the Pennsylvania. Chicago limited.
The fare to Minneapolis and return, includ-
Ing sleeping accommodations on this train
going, will be $50. Tickets will be- good to
return by any regular train within limit.
Meals in the dining car will be rs cents each.
The National Association of Contracting
Freight Agents, 400 strong, which will be
in Savannah Friday, ID now at Cumberland
Island. The party will remain there to-
day, tomorrow and Thursday, reaching
here at 6 o'clock Friday morning. The as
sociation's itinerary for the rest of its out
ing is as follows:
Tuesday, May 24.-Trip!to St.Simon's and
Jekyl islands, Ocean Pier, ETC., leaving
Cumberland about 9 a. m. by steamboat
Pope Catlin and returning in the after
noon. At 1880 p. m. the annual association
banquet and hop will be held.
Wednesday, May "Trip to the
excursion, giving the members the rare
opportunity of catching the red snapper.
Those who do not care to make q trip to
the snapper banks can leave the island at
10 a. m. for Fernandina, Fla, and Dun
| geneSs, returning in the afternoon. Dun
geness is located on the southern end of
Cumberland Island. audJis the burial place
of Light Horse Harry Lee, the property
having been presented to him by the state
Of Georgia id recognition of his gallant
services during the revolutionary war.
Thursday. May 26-The day can be
spent as the individual members see fit.
There will be boating, fishing. driving, surf
bathing. gathering sea shells, wild flowers,
etc. At $3.50 o'clockp.i m. leave for Bruins.
wick, steamboat CityFOf Brunswick, arriv-
Ing at o'clock p. IN. Leave brunswick
in special train at 1880 o'clock p. NJ. via
| Brunswick and Western and Savannah
| Florida and Western railways, arriving
at Savannah 6 o'clock a. m. Friday.
Friday, May 27-Breakfast at Hotel De
Soto; leave at 9 o'clock a. m. for carriage
| drive over shell road to Bonaventure ceme-
terry, Thunderbolt, cotton congresses,
| parks, monuments, eto
Dinner at Hotel De Soto at 80 o'clock o.
m. Leave Savannah at o'clock p. M, via
Central railway OF Georgia Supper and
breakfast will be served IN the dining car.
Arrive at Birmingham. Ala, IL o'clock a.
m. Saturday.
Saturday, May 2S.-PartY will take special
train furnished by the Birmingham Mineral
railway louisville ana Nashville railway,
and visit the vast ore mines and iron furn-
aces which abound in the vicinity. Leave
birmingham at p. M, via Louisville aud
Nashville railway, arrive at Nashville 6 a.
NJ, breakfast at Duncan house, courtesy
Louisville ana Nashville railroad. Leave
Nashville 7:30 a. m. Arrive Louisville D.
m. Leave Louisville $40 p. m. Arrive
Cincinn att $50 o. m 3Ga