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ACCUSED BY 4 SIMPLE MINDED GIRL.
Two Employees Ofthe Health Board Lock I'd
Up on n Charge Of AssnuIt.

Amelia Jandorf II years old. lives with her
mother. Mrs. Frances Jandorf. widow. at l53
East 10Th street. She Is simpl minded. and
has never learned to read or write. Her
brother Benjamin has been suffering from
diphtheria. Last Friday two men were sent
by the Board OF Health to dlsinfect the house
After they had gone Amelia told Kate Cain tie
servant. that they had assaulted her. Drt"'-
tive Sergeants Wade and Iianley "a
Thomas q. Cowen of 2l6 last Twrnty-ilrst
street and George p. Cunningham OF 373 West
ility-second street. Cowen. who looks every
employ Of the Health Board. Cunningham.
who Is 30 years old. was made u dIsiniecter
about week ago.
Amelia identified the prisoners at Police
Headquarters and again In tho Harlem Police
Court yesterday. Both men denied the charge
when arrested. Later each accused tho
other. Justice Simms held them for trlal.
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The following is the score after yesterdays
Two Days. rIea.ure az Msnps,e.a Farm.

The Hampstead Farm Racing Association has pro-
yded an interesting programme for the fail races and
tteeplechuses 10 be hed at the grounds
omorFoH aud tho following saturday The rules or
the AnerisAn Hunt and POM Racing Association viii
govern There WAL Us SIX events each day and Jnig
VI u high order.
Among those who have secured boxes for the meeting
are; August hInont sldnry Dillon Ripley. CHARLES
Carroll, j. l.. karnochan H. v r. kennedt ., bud
nhMLts u llons Ih.nAs liehcoes, II, IL " II Is T..
~ Morsnh stahSg hoit'mer. L, & Potter. o. Have
MEADOW bTooE Llab, Fred Gcbhard, d: T.. Gwynne.
NihA.n 4 Hazard sidney iIArrs J X, Mood. Louis v
hell Mr.. EldIidse. Or Z. Z. j FINE e RushmoIs j.
G. Barnard, a. ID. Lewis, Charles sherman
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-THE fail meeting of tho Bel
mont Driving Park began to-day. Both the weather
and the track were favorable TO speed In tho nrst
event the track race record WAS lowered twice Bush
cutting 1t down from 2:lbA to 2lta and Bellini low
cred this to 2;l3l.: the big black stallion from New
York now holding the records for this track and PIN.
leo both 2:l3A.
Tho only poor feature OF the days sport was tho
judging Starts were frequently made that fatal
10 the pole horse With fair Bush shou Id have
won his race The Judges ignored tho running OF
Charley e In heat Alter heat ana but for his handy
way OF going the veteran gray paigner could not
have won piece OF the purse Their on W a.
called TO the iact repeatedly by the other drivers but
no action was TAX The 2:2o pace won BY Had.
10y. Jr.. the fASOritc. Summaries:
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GLOUCESTER Oct 7.-Ar;iilery tho only ravortts
to win to day Frank r. Hart tho odds on iayorIts I'm
the colt race showed tho effects OF his recent
campaigning and pulled up fourth. The SUMMARIZE
FIRST kace-Five furunRs FAvil.a IOo, g TO
tacD9naid. won: La Ciyato lo2. T. NarteTL sec.
9ha iiomr Kun. loo, 8 TO NOIri.D third Time
second Race-Four and one half furlongs Tray.rse
lua. TO j Morris, Won: Ltylna G.. luJ 10 tiet.
1erl second ROBIN Hood. ~. to 1 tiaml. third
Third Race-one and eighth miles Cbaunc.v
llo 10 H. 'Nelson) won Brooklyn. LOT. to 1 nior.
I'D stc.hMd hechum 10Y. 10 to Carter, third
Fourth Race-Fiye rurlongA Artillery. 100 n to 4
lMoTrlssey non; Crochet ~. u 10 tAcDunaldL SEQ.
9nii sweet Alice, ~. u to llam). third. lime
r,tthiEace-Fiye turong. Chance 90. Ia to NC
OniArio, 100. 4IoI Wallace, third lime i .v3 1'
sixth Race--Ons aud one eighth miles IIsnora IOu
5to ,Muphyh won. Gooily, lou. to ! u Moore
second !Pny' 100, 10 Williams. third, Time.
me follow, ing are the entre: for Wednesday,
nj frst Race seven and a half lGrl0ngs Onoway
hing lis. AddeC cot +, ince Edw ard Baes iiassar'
Ssyan Ey,on, Blue Wind, Paradise and DicEsns III:
100: Jerome $, lod bsyard and Dillon inS; EXIT.
aud Mary luS John u'Breu. Lord auckland Saw.
Ruth ". and Mas Hall hlly NJ.
THIRD Race Five eghihs OF a mile. Censor Litts
Pitt Ean,ocas and bIcisye, no: LIrsr ioi: sails,
Silence anu bolivar. lO+ Miss Clay and Moliie ! iui'
omth hare-nsysn ana onrhAr IN longs FEN.
LHnGe 10; od rsppsr i1t; kHsmss ana Marina Vs.
tlflh Raee-foGr and a hair furongs: two.year Odds
if'on beauty coli David I, Doc Bgroh and Theodore
SIKH Race-four ana hhir turiOnEi Ralph Court
land Washington, Caesar, selAh, Birdie colt UitcIoa
Judge Ahrhsll Tartar. King Richard Van g. AMI
fessimis' 1903 CArousAL Amelia and Vocal, los.
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Magnates OF Hawthorne Track Charged
Win AbetIng Gambling.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1T,-John C. Burke. Ed Corrl-
gan. John Brannock and Joe Ullman OF the
Hawthorne track were arrested to-day,
mon gaming establishment. The warrants
were taken out by George J.. Robinson. who
alleges that lie was allowed and did gamble
money on tho results OF races. The hetring
oil the case was set tor Oct. "a. Each defend
ant filed bonds for $500 to appear on that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Millionaire King Probably 10 Remniu Ia
the Insane Asylum

BosroS. Oct. 17.-Ex-Gov, Long appointed
by tho supreme Court a special master to de.
termine whether or not William II. King. tho
Newport, i. J.. millionaire. should he released
from me Mclean Asylum, iilCd his report in
court To-day, lie recommends That Mf. NJ
Lean stay whore he IL. lis has visited Mr..
hing repeat eddy and finds that he Is clearly
insane having passed the violent stage Vi wha5
appears to ps pAresis
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ST PAUL Oct 1.-THE first game in the Northwest
amateur billiard tournament was played last night by
Charley Capen of MINNEAPOLIS and young Foley OF ST.
Paul. Capen led throughout. and won by a score of
800 TO 223 points
CucA"o. Oct. 1f-Jacob SchaeffeT and Frank G. Ives
yesterday placed 900 each IN the hands of the
holder "A second deposit in the billiard match which
10 TO be paye of next month.
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She VIII Remain There During the wInter
md In the Spring May Tackle Our Flyers.


md In the Spring May Tackle Our Flyers.
Tho Valkyrie was towed away from Bay
Ridge at 1870 2. NJ. yesterday and tax en- to
City Island. where she will be dismantled as
quickly as possible and hauled out on Haw-
kins's ways for tho winter. l. ord Dunraveu
II. Maitland Kersey. and Sailmaker Ratsey
went up with her on the tug Lewis Puiyer.
Lord Dunraven would not commit himself as
to whether the Nalkyrie would be raced over
here next year or not, but It Ia not at all un-
likely that the Earl Is anxious to have another
try at the ViEilant. as he Is by no means salts.
fed that the latter Is the faster boat
Unless something unforeseen OCCURS II Is not
at all unlikely that a race will be arranged be-
and the Nayahoe early next year. The Pill
grim. it is said. 10 out of 1t altogether and will
not he raced at all 1t Ia said that some OF the
member, of the Larchmont and Corinthian
Yacht clubs two OF the most Rportsmanlike
organizations In the country have already he
gun negotiations to bring about n race OF this
character. and in the interest OF the sport it 10
hoped that some such contest can be ar
ranged before they are changed into schoon-
ers, which seems to be tho fate OF all our big
single stickers,
The Jubilee tits said will be largely strength.
ened this fall, and II the Boston yachtsmen are
to he believed. she can lose either the Valkyrle
or the VigiIant In blow There Is sti!l some
talk OF putting board in tho Colonial As far
as model goes. the Colonin II tho best looking
OF the American bonts and with a little more
lateral plane she should he able to beat the
Nigiiant. Whether Mr.. Rogers and his friends
would care to 60 to the expense OF improving
the Colonia at this late day 10 a question.
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FIVE Rallied BOWLERS
Golden Rod Team Defeated In Two Games
Which They ouId Have EasIIy Won

The frst round OF games in tho American National
bowling tournament WAS concluded last night The
teams that had possession Of the Germana Assembly
Rooms alleys represented the Golden Rod Bowling Club
Of this city. the Apollo Bowling Club of BroolIy and
the Vesper Rowling club OF Brooklyn Tho games
were closely contested. The Golden Rods were badly
ratified and missed numerous easy spares The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18

AtAll. athetolooking colored man. with grin upon
his cOuntenauco which was IN imminent danger Of
expanding, danced n buck" to the time OF n lively
air. which he was whislng. in front of tho Central
Turn verein Hall last Monday night lie was very
happy and continued TO drlineute ann ult steps
paN enent until officer in sight and told him
60 "m0veon." The fellow at once leApel up the stone
stairs OF the building and then wendell his way the
spacious hall ON the top door where monster cake
WAX WAS IN progress
The WAX was for ihree Wedding cakes and tho win.
ner Was to receive a gold medal Three cham ions
were present. namely; Luke Blackburn OF PhilAdel.
PhiA, William knott known as "rrootor' Knott. and
Luke Pulley, the " Black PaderewskL" blackburn and
his wife won first prize, Proctor" Knott and Miss
Nellie scott second prize and Billy Henderson and
Mrs Mamie Jackson. tho belle OF Thompson street
third pre-. Pulley was distanCod
Prior 10 the wax Iher. were PIE eating and water
melon contests Ten plckaniunes took part In the nrst
Anair. Zach one had mammoth pie ciasped In his
hands AMI the rEt 10 consume his pie would
- medal and be known as the CHAMPION pie eater Of
New York. Leon Greene got the verdict The water.
melon contest was fnl OF fun. Everything connected
with The melon had to be consumed Jerry Anderson
WAS the winner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18

AMrBIcAs RATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Spartan Of New York VS.. Progress: Progress vs. EN-
pire: Empire VS. Spartan OF New York.
BRooKLYy NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Tioka va. Osceola Osceola vs. Monroe: Monroe Va
ToRn
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Yachting Questions Answered.


Daily Eeader-The Colonia is a keel yacht, Tho
Americans cup. as II is now called WAS an Iu'ernA
tl0na yachting trophy presented by the Royal YacHt
Squadron OF cowes Isle OF wight. in 1851. l.
by The yacht America whose owners presented u %
the New York Yacht Cub In 1857. 1t Queens
Cup aud mover was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Schedule of The Jewellers, Rowling L.asus.

The opening games In the Jewellers Bowling League
were rolled on Monday evening the fremont alley.
The scores were as follows; Hayden W. Wheeler co
20. Ads AIKEN lambert Company. 354, Hayden "
"neeleI 20 5l+ Joseph fAhyS Go. ASP
Ihe lchtdult OF Rane1 AS ARRANGED Is as follows:
oct' It-Jlseph fAhys 20 W hayden " Wh'eer
ACo, Joseph mays co. va j. + scott Co HAYDEN
W; wheeler Co Va j I. Scott Co.
oci; 5l.Aiken ambeIt Jewelry 90. VS. J T. scott A
70, i Scott Co Va \. H. White 4 Co. n II. White
90 vs. ikcniAmbsr Jewelry 90.
nov '-lAylsn w wheeler A 90 Va Keystone Watch
,ase 90 keystone Watch Case CO. vs. AIKEN. La mbert
;ysn"My Ca" Joseph Fahys 4 Co. W, Keystone Watch
Noy, l+-J. Scott a Co vs. Hayden W Wheeler A
~ ~ " y scCIt 90 " \, II, White A 60 Hayden "
Wheeler 90. Va. ~ II White 4 90.
NOV I'll 7 scott 30 vs. 10. FAhys A Co / T
snSott 20 Ns Keystone Watch Case Co, keystone
watch Case Co. vs. Jos fAhyB co
Nov. 2e-Aken Lambert Jewelry Co VA HAydcn w
wheeler Co. AiksnLAmbert Jewelry Co vs.. n. H.
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Freneh Dofepce.
ST. PErrnspuRa. Oct 17.-Tarrsseh adopted
a French defence In the sixth game OF the
chess match, which was opened By TschiEorin
to-day. The game was conducted on exactly
the same lines az the fourth game OF this
match. and was scored by Tarrasch after nifty
nine moves. The score:
Tarr a =
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u nOu, IOp I'D, ApOIlO, LOB
SECOND CANT,

yespsr. 81 1853 245 337 42s 5o5 5s4 G5s 75o s17
Golden Rod. "a 1853 230 3.7 4O3 4Sl b42 TIC 100
umpire-LA steinmetA scorers-JOhn Lalor and Mar.
Gus WAllnch $3.50 A"'
Average-Vesper 1853 rs; Golden Rod Ib9 rs
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LrNIEGToS. Oct l7-Destroysr. = years old by INN
pseeIsr out Of Caroline by Kentucky the property Of
W H. LaudrmAn. died At the Kentucky Assoeiation's
colt last year. '~ 'N' Wv
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Golden Rod "a 1853 $50 815 1872 457 542 f2s 727 sa1
Apollo. s. 1877 27S 1855 AS 4g5 bS6 B7O 73 s45
Umpire-Louis Stein. scorers-F. Hummel an d L. W.
Arnold. " We
Average-Golden Rod. 1855 Is: Apollo. lea
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Vesper,"",.72 1Gi IA 32s 4o7 $40 6o6 $50 7Is ss8
r Vnp!re,L stenmetz. scorers-F. HummsI and O.
Avcrags-ApoHo. l72 a,5; vesper. I7s 10.
the Columbia Club alleys on Monday niuht IN.
nome team ANA the RosevlIe Athletic nv
rolled two games The visitors tho first game nv
forty one pins. while tho tn second
Sontest ny sixteen pins return series will BIO bow
The scores: A'
Roseve A. A-wood. 2l2: Dudley. l79; Cougiston
LAB; Van Ness, 100; Thompson no TolAL ssti ''"
GoinmDiA .Frommel ISIS: Crane. l57 ;ErKenbraoh
19s' kmbAll l46: Ritter. 1872. Total s45
skCOsD
Roseviile A. Atwood. l72: dudley, l45; Cong,.to,
1bs. Van Ness 1915 thompson, I42 Total. 7G7
100: Rimbali, l41: Ritter. i5. Total Isa A'"0'AeH
This third game for tho championship OF tho Brook
yh national tournament rolled on the Elephant Club
alleys on Monday night, resulted as follows:
ch"-Welis, lso: Hitchcock lIJ. Miles 100: Brown
i12 sellers 10 Total 1888
as,eanTiess.hsht. l5i; Aukamp. 1886; Anderson.
4 meeting OF the bowiers of the Union LeaRue Climb
OF brooklyn WAS held on Monday evening 10 select a
team TO represent the club In the intarclub tourua
ment Inc following men were selectedi A. T. Miller
JAmes T. 4 Quinn. ". .. HamlIn and r. j.
close OF the meeting the team bOwled an average OF
lN6 The following high scores were recently m,ds
by members or the clubs T. 4 gu mn. 2IH A. H. Miller
~; T. =; AshneIi ~: D. Warner. 2l4i q W liar.
Eddy 2ov; The oicrrsot the how ling assocA Ion arr"
r. w. Weed, President j. H. BnrrOugiis IicePre.ident
IRAN. klrssland. Secretary and Charles Boswortu
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Champion Roberts sails for home next We'd
nesday. Before he leaves America he will give
New Workers. an opportunity to witness him
Torrance will he held in the Madison Square
Garden Music Hall next Monday afternoon and
evening De ORC and he will play 500 points up
English billiards. spot stroke in. at 3 o'clock
At o'clock 500 points up will be played spot
between y and P. NJ. At 10 o clock George r
Slosson and Maurice DAILY will play 200 points
at the American l4-inch balk line billiards.
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Totals. ....s27 II s3l Totals"....13:4 ls s45
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Entries Tor Linden To-day.
Is the excellent programm g

Tor Linden to-day:
First nacs-por twoyeAr olds: purse of $500 of
which SloO to ths second the winner 70 be sold auc
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Roseviile A. A-wood. l72: dudley l45; ConU,.to,
'b2, Van Ness l6, thompson, l42 Total. 76i
%. Gouumb;hGFrommel rs! Crane. lb5; Erkenbrach
100: kimbal, l41 Ritter, 15.. Total, 7ba
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Totals. 10 10 IL 1858
FRAnh
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15
Concerning Your Wanna.

The lone cent a word" column of the
MORNING NEWS places advertising within
the reach of every one who has anything u
sell or wants anything. Advertising shows
thrift and enterprise. and fer the small sum
of 10 cents YOU can demonstrate that YOU
are possessed OF those very necessary requi-
sites to success in life. The MORNING NEWS
circulates everywhere, reaches everybody,
is read by rich and poor alike. has thousands
OF readers who never look at any OTHER
newspaper.
Il Will print your advertisement. If lE
words or less. for 10 cents. and charge you
one cent for each added word. There is no
trouble ~ calculate what your advertise
ment will cost you. IL YOU have an adyer-
Using account with the MORNING news,
you can telephone your advertisement, II
you do 50 before Up. m. Business Office
telephone Is 304.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Jan 14--1,5Js bales cot
ton, 2s9 bales domestics, 2.d5o bbs rosIn, 2Sl
bbs spirits turpentine. bdls hides, Z pkgs 10
bacco, 1873 pkgs vegetables, 81 pigs mdse, 9
pigs hardware, 20 sacks rice case eggs,
empty bbls car hay, Car coal, car brick.
"a cars wood. 100 bbls lime. 90 bbls whisky, "a
bbs clay, bbls syrup 210 bbls grits, so bbs oil,
2 horses.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Jan 1855 bales cotton, 1,247 bbls rosin 81
bbs spirits turpentine, 10 cars lumber, cars
poles, IL cars wood, car supplies, q cars coal.
car corn, 60 bbls lard oil, az hbs rice, CO hbls
fruit, $50 boxes vegetables, 50 bbs vegetables, Z
car live stock, sacks pork, rs bbs fish. Kits
roe pair wheels, IS bags coffee, 2 cases cigars,
II bales hides, II bbls syrup, case clothing, ,
cases shoes, 3 bOls lamp chimneys, cases
whisky, A bdls paper. 1876 boxes oranges, 81
pkgs household goods, cars pig iron.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan
IA bale cotton, 100 bhls rosin, 2 cars wood, 3
boxes candy, bales burlaps, car empty bbls,
empty boxes 80 bdls paper bags, bbls coffee.
case plaids, buggy and fixtures.
Per South Bound Railroad, Jan 14-4i bales
cotton. AZ bales domestios, az bbls rosin, rs
pkgs tobacco, pkgs cigarettes, 6 sacks pota-
toes, car friedrich, 2 cars sand.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Eacoochee from New York
Miss w Schmultz. John Rogers, J Hyland,
n II Stewart, Miss A Crane. Miss 2 Vreeand,
Miss B Rice, Mrs G Rice, Miss Rice. George
and wife, and infants, Eddie Kerwin. D X
Howell, George Adshead. w Refill. W s Stryker,
j A Fuller Charles Kimbal, G Miller and wife,
A Yettsr and wife. W Johnson. Mr. Dufre and
wife, II Hernandez, 1 f Frusk L T Rankin, Miss
Kutcher, A NJ Minott, D Postell. J q Perry.
MrP L ID Carpenter, Miss n Fincham, Re
Rev Bishop McAlshon, Rev T W Broderlck, Rev
Scally, w H Hoskin, Nelson, T Edmonds, Y 8
Pulsfer E l. Brown, G Shaw. II N Masons
Miss Prigott, Miss N OBeayer. Miss A Wrest-
ner, G Sister, Miss A Carpenter and S Acklys
and II Storage.
Per steamship Chattahoochee for New YORK
w Dearborn, MIR Rice. J Peterson and Phil
lips
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

BALTIMORE. Jan. 14.-Flour active and un-
changed. Wheat frIner; No. 2 red on spot
79340SJc; January delivery 1884 assoc: February
delivery 500 0S01Sc; May delivery SS40SSI &c;
steamer No red 1880 bid; milling wheat by
sample 19@6lc. Corn frmer; mixed on spot
53c bid; January delivery 511605is4c; white
corn by sample 53c; yellow 54c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l4.-F1our higher and strong:
fancy 50 60@2 rs; patents So 45@S CO. Wheat
opened Ac higher but Immediately fell off SIC;
later there was sharp upturn and firm feeling
and the close was &c for May and &c for july
above yesterday; cash 71c; May delivery 77sfc;
July delivery 1890. Corn advanced lac and
was firm but slow; cash SS1%c May delivery
43A64Sa4c. Oats unchanged; cash 39c; NAV
delivery S5Ac. BaRging and cotton ties IN.
changed. Provisions firm. but only a small
trade was done at previous quotations. Whisky
NAVAL STORES.
NKw YORK. Jan. l4.-Rosin quiet and steady
Spirits turpentine quiet and firm.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 14.-Spirits turpentine firm
at 3O1sc. Rosin firm good strained 81 O5
WILMINGTON. Jan. 4.-Spirits turpentiue
firm at S0Ac. Rosin firm; strained g7I6c:
good strained 81 0214. Tar firm at 81 is
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip
and virgin 81 20. F
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
NEW YORK, Jan. l4.-Petroleum Quiet and
steady Cotton seed oil quiet steady; crude AZ
944c; yellow 4Sc bid.
New YORK, Jan. 14,-Rice in fair demand and
firm ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15
Tricks With Words.

Cunning in the use OF language to give false
impressions is yankee trick celebrated in song
and story, says the Lewiston JostnGl Many
instances Of its use come to light in the testi-
mony given in courts. An illustration OF such
dishonest craftiuess Is related by a Maine gentle
man. A man came to him wanting him to buy
a share in a country lottery, in which the primer
pal prize was horse. IN take one" he said
iii youll warrant me shall draw the horse '
20, yes" said the seller glibly, poeketing the
cash. ''Ill want you TO get the horse" Inc
horse went Ia another direction, aud the tiekes
holder, meeting the seller, said 1okinRly: u
thought you warranted me TO draw that horse.
70, no. said the otner shrewdly u did NOT
say warrant, out want. l said wanted you TO
get the horse. and did"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15
EXPORTS,

Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York.
7G5 bales upland cotton 100 bales domestics and
yarns. 93S bbls rosn 10 bbls spirits turpentine.
174 bbls cotton seed oil, 400 sacks cotton seed
tars 90 On SSIs % SV esa 10 Us
cases eggs, 203 boxes vegetables, 244 oars, 80
pkgs mdse.
Per bark Racehorse [Nor], for Hamburg
5,365 bbls rosin, weighing 2.562, 675 pounds; $50
cases pitch, weighing lJ1,715 pounds; 1852 bbla
oil. measuring 10, 80 gallons; IS bbls axle
grease, weighing 1,2el pounds--S P Shotter
Company.
Per bark Mahem [Swl, for Brstol-i,00 bbs
spirits turpentine, measuring 52,259 gallonss
1864 bbls rosin, weighing 791 400 pounds-Ray-
mond Judge & Co.
Per bark Z Amqvist tSwl for Trieste-2, tos
bbls rosin, weighing i,34s,070 pounds; $50 bbls
spirits turpentine measuring l2,96413 gallons
s Shotter Company
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

The United States barracks at Key West
have been thoroughly renovated at cost
Of $4,000.
Or. L. Williams has been arrested at
Jacksonville on q charge Of stealing jewelry
from Newburg, n. Y.
Ocala's cigar factories Are all doing a big
business. There are &C present over 800
hands employed and IL Is fully believed that
within the next twelve months this number
viii be increased 10 at least 1000.
Monroe county's sheriff, Frank w.
Knight. was last Sunday the recipient Of a
gold badge Of office from Hon. jefferson b.
Browne. The badge Is a shield Of hand