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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
Will GO 10 EUROPE.
BaTHEsDA's ANNIVERSARY.
II VIII Be Celebrated in AccordanC
With Custom April IS.

II VIII Be Celebrated in Accordance
With Custom april IS.
April 25 is the anniversary Of the Union
Society, that ancient organization which
has for century and q half taken care of
the orphan boys of Georgia. The anuiver-
sary will be celebrated at Bethesda
according to time-honored custom, by
the annual meeting OF the members and an
address
The Important feature of the AMI .iversary,
to the orphan boys, is the dinner given by
the good people Of Savannah through their
proxies, the stewards of the Union Society.
1t will be the biggest anniversary dinner,
in the number Of plates, ever had at Beth
esda, and it is With the friends Of the
orphan house whether 1t will be the biggest
in the amount that is eaten. One hundred
and six boys, with mems appetites, will do
justice to the day we celebrate" and it
will afford the stewards of the society
pleasure TO receive from their fellow cit
liens contributions for the occasion.
The stewards are Messrs. john B. Fer
nsndez, r. P. Lowell, H. J. Sutcliffe, c. w.
Strobhsr, H. w. Cowan, A S. Nichols,
Walter Coney, J. S. Collins and R. D.. Lat
timOre
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Savannah.
IN THEIR NEW UNIFORMS,

Savannah's club will appear tomorrow
forrhe first time in their new uniforms.
They ar beauties Of dark blue, trimmed in
black, black stockings and the word 'Sa-
vannah" in white letters half circled across
the breast
Manager Manning especially invites the
ladies 10 attend the game. Everything for
their comfort will be provided and he will
see that they are not annoyed from the
bleachers by the remarks OF the self-np-
pointed umpires. Neither will any uues-
tionRble characters be admitted. Such pso-
pie Letter not apply for admission
unless they feel like undergoing tho humil.
istion of being refused and turned back.
Umpire Foster, who will umpire the Sa.
vannah series, will arrive this morning. He
was highly recommended to the Southern
League managers as a fair and Impartial
man and Savannah will not ave to play q
club and umpire as it did in one of the
Baltimore and two of the Cleveland games
The MORNING NEWS has issued a yery
handsome little book called THE Little
Casino Base Ball Schedule of the Southern
League" which contains the names of the
presidents, managers, captains aud umpires
Of the Southern League, the battling,
average and blanks for keeping the score of
the game i'll each city, with place for the
names Of the battery. The book is Of vest
pocket siZe and is valuable to all lovers
Of the game.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
RsoRaANIza raR sEap auRnAu
Dr. oemler's Letter to the Secretary
of ARr!culture.

. A-Sbt6A W 1A0 OGGA 6LAIH
of Agriculture.
Dr. a. Oemler has written Secretary Of
agriculture Morton pointed letter in re-
gard to the distribution of seeds by the
government.
Inc Chatham County Truck Growers As
ssoeiatlon passed resolutions last year ask
ths representative Lester to oppose
sle increase OF the appropriation
.or oae purchase Of seeds. The resolution
W. vs. oIIared by DR.. Oemler, who has given
VIC matter good deal OF attention. The
~. eesohs which he presents to Secretary Nor
YOU LOT reconstruction of the seed bureau
ese mat ths seeds sent out are generally Of
sOtuilon varieties, which can be purchased
aI ,Sh any seed store, and that they are usu-
atiy sent out at unreasonable times; for
Instance, peas and cabbage seed being
aLu'ost Invariably received by SOUTH
ern farmers in the spring and early
summer, when January is the latest season
W put them in properly.
ne introduction OF new varieties Of fruits
anu vegetables by the distribution Of seed =,
cuttings and plants, DR.. Oemler acknoWl-
ouges IA his letter TO the secretary to be a
sreae benefit to the people, but when the
sssu includes common, well-knowu varieties
tne governmens simply becomes farmers
charitable institution to the annoyance of
members OF congress, and at useless
expenditure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
A Fire Piaca of Work

The character OF woodw work and furniture
Of spscisl descriptions done In this city is
strikingly demonstrated by the splendid and
imposing refrigerator which has been recent
ly erected at j. J. Sullivan's restaurant. 1t
is the largest cafe ice box" in the state It's
convenience can be fully realized at q
glance. There are four compartments to
this refrigerator. which is known as the
Hughes patent dry air refrigerator" The
top section contains the ice, while the center
choice viands to be- 8erved. The other two
sections are at each end, and have enough
room to contain large quantities Of supplies
Of all kinds usually kept at an establish
ment Of this kind. This excellent retrig-
orator was built by A. S. Bacon s. Sons.
who do sll work OF this kind They also
furnish bank and bar furniture and manu-
facture ornamental woodwork Of every de-
scrlption,
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CITY Ba sVITIns.

The programme OF Easter music given so
soaeptably at st. Johns church last Sunday
will be repeated to-day.
The bands OF the Daughters OF Israel,
managed By the Misses Minis, will give a
strawberry festival at Masonic hall Tues
day afternoon aud evening These bands
are needing funds to aid them in furtherinR
the worthy purpose for which they are or
ganized. The muse will be by Cobb's or
chessra and dancing in the evening with the
art exhibit will be special features. Ad-
mission for adults % cents
J. NJ. Wheeden OF the John Matthew'S
Apparatus Company manufacturers Of soda
water fountains, is at the De Soto. Mr.
Whseden is q gFeat lover Of snakes and al
ways carries o few as travelling c0mpan-
ions. He now has two pretty specimens, a
king and grass snake, which are perfect
pets. He carries them with him all the
time and has taught them several tricks.
Mr.. Wheeden has considerable amusement
at nights in the corridor Of the De Soto
with his peculiar pets and attracts many
people.
An unknown negro walked overheard in
the Ocean steamship slip and was dro Hnet
about midnight night before last. On bis
way down the wharf he accosted Policeman
King and asked where the tug Regis was
lying and was directed to the slip opposite
the Boston steamship berth, in which direc-
tion he went, and unconsciOusly, it is
thought, walked overheard. The police
man heard the splash aud ran to the side of
the wharf. but in the darkness could see
nothing. as the man had disappeared be-
meath the water. He was a mulatto, aud
the policeman thinks that hs was sailor.
He had on a pair of overRlls. No one on
the Regis knew anything about the man.
He was not one of the crew aud none is
frafssiuO
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c. G. FALLIGANr DEAD.
Acute Congestion of the Brain the
Cause of His Demise.

acute congestion or the Brain the
Cause of His Demise.
Mr.. Champion G. Falligant. younger
brother of Dr. L. A. Falligsnt and Judge
Robert Faligant, died yesterday afternoon
Of acute congestion of the brain. Mr. Fal-
ligant has been in failing health for some
time, and about week ago got severely
chilled whilst out riding, causing general
congestion Of the vital organs and speedily
terminating in death.
The deceased entered the confederate serv-
ice with the Savannah Volunteer Guards,
and was soon atterward elected a lieuteu-
ant o, one of the companies OF the Forty
eighth Georgia regiment, being engaged
with them in the battle of Chan
cellorsville and other battles in
the army of Northern Virginia Owing
to failing health and hearing from ex-
posture, he was efterwsrd detailed to other
service. Subsequent to the war he engaged
in the insurance and real estate business in
this city until failing health compelled his
withdrawal, since which time he has not
been steadily occupied.
His funeral will take place from DR..
Falligant's residence on South Broad street,
at o'clock this afternoon.
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A HoMR ron CoLoRRD Folks.
An Organization to Provide for the
Wants of tho Aged Poor.

An organization to Provide for the
Wants OF tho Aged Poor.
The Charitable Home Association O!
Chatham county has been Incorporated by
the following named colored persons whc
are active in works of benevolsnce Mar
garet Hall, Annie Gates, Dolly Dilbery
Annie Rogers, Georgia Simmons, and W.
d. Gibbs, secretary. These colored persons
deserve much credit for taking such an in.
terest In the comfort and welfare of their
race when they become old aud infrm. The
enterprise, IL successful, will result in pro-
viding home fer those who are unable to
secure one for themselves aud are not other
wise provided for.
They ask the cid OF all who can give
something in raising fund to purchase a
site on which TO erect suitable building.
30 Tar they have met with considerable en-
couragement and feel that the Undertaking
In time viii prove a success.
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Arrssted Without Cause

The report from the police barracks tina;
Leon Pompsu and H. l. Peynanmona-
vitz had boon arrested by Detective Bossell
on suspicion Of being connected with the
robbery of the Broughton street stores did
the young men a great injustice. Instead
they were arrested on q trGmped-up charge
by negro woman, who, to avoid paying q
debt, claimed they had robbed her The
charge fell flat in the police court Yesterday
morning. Both are Woodworking, indus
trlcus yoGrR men, who are eudeavoring to
mako an honest living, and naturally, they
feel outraged about their arrest NJ
Charles Coleman, with whom they board,
says they are model young mon. The
woman will 10 prosecuted for perjury for
having them arrested
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Adams, Pharmaov.

The drug store at the corner of Whitaker
and Congress streets has been sold by Or.
r. C. Mccall to MIR. P. NJ Adams, Of the
firm Of Lloyd 6 Adams. Mr.. Adams Is not
q novice in the drug business. He Is 8 msm-
Der OF the firm OF Lloyd & Adams of Bruins
wick, Ga, who have one OF the most popular
and extensively patronized drug stores in
the state. The prescription department OF
Adams pharmacy will be in charge Of Mr..
s. J. Hart, who was formerly at Butleris
pharmacy and recently at r. C. McCslrS
drug store
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TO IMPROVE REYNOLDS STREET.
The Council to Be Asked to Pave 1,
From Broughton to Bey.

The Council to Be Asked to Pave It
From Broughton to Bay.
A petition will shortly be presented to
the city council to pNve Reynolds street
from Broughton to Bay, for the convenience
Of the business community. The steady in
crease in the business Of the Merchants and
Miners TRANSPORTATION Comoany has
greatly increased the traffic in that section
of the city, and if Reynolds street was put
in good condition it would be of great ben
eft TO people having business with the Bal
timors line, as it would furnish a route for
the transportation Of goods without having
to undergo the strain of the long drive up
and down hill, as is now the case with the
use Of Bay street.
Agent Carolan OF the Merchants and
Miners company Is taking steps Co bring
about the Improvement, aud he will hove
the backing Of the entire business commu-
DitY.
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The Jaeger sanitary system.

For number Of years the celebrated DR..
Jaeger's sanitary underwear has been pop
ular IN this city. The very best physicians
recommend it. For health and comfort
there is no underwear equal to Jseger's.
The sale Of these excellent garments has
greatly increased since the firm Of Appel Il
Schaul have taken the agency for them.
They are making special effort TO intro
duce special line of summer goods this
season. The little additional cost over orr
binary goods is not to be considered when
the quailty, wear and healthful properties
in the Jaeger garments are considered.-Ad.
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Wilson 81 Grady.

Messrs. Wilson & Grady have been APP
pointed agents of the companies formerly
represented by the late Mr.. c. A. Reitze,
and will continue the business at % Bay
street. Mr. Wilson, the senior partner
has been connected with the insurance bus
mess as a partner IN the firm Of John Sull-
van q Co. for the past ten years. Mr..
Grady, the junior, has been with Mr.
Reitzs for six years past. and the fine line
OF companies represented by the firm aud
their record in the business is a guarantee
that they win intelligently continue the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
SPRING IS HERE.

The eeeson of Lent is Past end Spring
DeEcscies are In Season.
II any one goes to the market on any day
OF the week now they always find crowd
OF companions. The great sales Of spring
lamb, spring veal, spring chickens and
spring edibles OF all kinds are enormous.
There Is no place IN the market which is as
popular as II. Logan's, where the best trade
Of the city centers. The business still con-
tinues large and is always increasing.
Orders are sent in early and are promptly
flled. The public know that they always
get the best at Logan's. and, therefore, they
patronize the best place. I'D.
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coming up among the riders, and leaving
Wheeler several yards in the rear. Around
the incline and down the home-stretch the
race was a hard one, and well contested.
Hes got it, He's got it!n was the shout
as zimmerman gradually gained on Will
Jams, who was In the lead. But Williams
was making a heavy squirt, ana came down
the home-stretch on q hard run. His handi-
cap had been just a little too
much for the champion, and
Williams crossed the line In just :07 after
the start, not half wheels length ahead Of
Zim, who was working hard to win. But
IN that time shs watch tucked and one-tltth
Of q second elapsed between the crossing Of
the two riders. Zimmermans time for
half mile, 1:07 1-5 is said TO be the best
ever made Ia competition.
a LITTLE HUsoR.
The egg race was the most highly
amusing feature of the entire programme,
and was entered by about dozen riders,
not more than three of whom got start.
Such smashing OF porcelain eggs and
[ c. OckerY plates as occurred on the track
the results of vain endeavors to get the egg
in the spoon and get start, has not been
seen since the small boy pulled down the
pantry shelf in his eagernoss to get the Jam.
Mr.. c. S. Richmond got his egg
in his spoon and rode half way
round the track when he decided
to take the short cut to home base, and
| rode back across the field where there was
less danger OF breaking his egg. W. W.
Gross won the race, which was hslt-mile
ride in G:l7, with c. II. Sawyer second.
In the thrss-mile handicap, which was
reduced TO two miles, D. @. Farmer
was given 200 yards over Zimmerman
and Wheeler who started from
scratch. Farmer was overtaken by
the champions after the first mile and
Zimmerman won in 6:3l Is, Wheeler's time
being 6:3l 2-5. The spurts on the home
stretch between Zimmerman and Wheeler
were always exciting and brought applause
from the crowd.
Mr.. Wheeler did not make his attempt to
lower ell records on the track, as the wind
Was too high, which would have put him to
q material disadvantage
WILL GO TO EUROPE.
Zimmerman and Wheeler will rem1in
here until Friday, when they leave for New
Yor@. From New York Zimmerman will
sail toS Europe, where he goes to enter the
worlds championship races on the track at
Heron's Hill, near London. He goes to do
feud his record as the champion rider of
the world. On his return he will go to
Chicago TO enter the races at the worlds
fair and will return here in the fall, bring
ing a number OF the famous riders of the
world with him.
In all his races Mr.. Zimmerman will
wear the colors Of the Savannah wheel
men and will be entered in its name He
has been in training here two months, and
goes OUT well equipped for his coming con-
tests
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
HOW TO MASTER French,

Prof. Lambert will deliver fine lecture
st the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, on Monday afternoon at AGO. His
system is claimed to be the easiest and most
rapid that is taught. He uses no Jexs book
or grammar. The New York EreRing Post
says that it is royal road to learning"
that the method greatly facilitates learning
TO use the language In conversation, while
in the same lessons idlomatic expressions
are heard, written or spokan. All interested
in learning French will surely attend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
A Lsdy's Choice.

The greatest number Of customers who
have ever visited the millinery parlors OF
Mrs. E. n. Lawler were thera during the
past week. The fine display Of trimmed
hats attracted the attention of every one.
and the sales that were made surpassed any
thing in the city. The large and we'll
selected stock of trimmed and uutrimmed
hats and bonnets are the admiration of
every one who visits No. 80 Whitaker
etreat - n
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The Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually RELOCATING
the old-tlnlo herbs, pills, draughts and vege-
table extracts 60 the rear and bringing into
general use the pleasant and effective liquid
laxative, Syrup of Figs. To get the true
remedy sec that it 10 manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only. For
sale by all lending druggis,s.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

Are now showing an elegant line OF shirt
wrists, something neat and novel.
Have just received pretty line OF tan
hose for ladies and children, suitable for
russets.
new lot Of Japanese goods, useful, de-
corative and ornamental
Pretty lsces for trimming spring CO.'S
tunes. All we ask is q call.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

Yesterday Messrs. Appel g. Schaul ad-
vertised to present TO every tweaty- fifth
cash purchaser of a suit Of clothes their pur-
chase free. The lucky ones was Dir. John
A. Sullivan. the contractor, 105 Henry
street, and the second one was Mrs. f.
Roach. dressmaker. 1851 York street.-Ad.
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Good News.

The warm weather he's come and 1t is very
difficult to get good butter and still more
difficult to keep it good. G. II. Medlock is
now delivering every day to the people Of
this city. pure sweet butter in pound print
at IS cents per pound. The wagon carries
q refrigerator and hence your butter does
not come to you in a melted, oily condition
as it does in the grocery store.-Ad.
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A Spring lluse.

/.
Men Of Fashion.
Men Of taste,
Men Of culture
With ideas chaste.
II.
hen Of labor,
Men OF work,
Men Of leisure
VINO duty shirk.
III.
Men OF genius.
Men OF talent, --
Men for omen
Ever gallant.
Men OF beauty,
Men OF renown,
Men OF sport
Who do the town."
Men OF pulpit,
Men OF stage,
Men OF note
On histoEy's page.
VI.
Men Of nirth,
Men OF glee,
Men OF high
And low degree.
VII.
All kinds Of men
In every Land.
From Greenland s ice
To Afrlca's sand,
VIII.
Unite IN chorus,
As OF one voice,
To proclaim aloud
Their universal choice.
X.
The worlds our Judge,
And gracefully surrenders
The palm OF msrit
To Appel & Schaul's clothes, hats,
ties and suspenders
Appel & Schoul,
One price to all.
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S2s.Ooo bal Preniums.

offered by Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
OF St. Louis. Mo. The one guessing nearest the
number Of people who will attend the world s
fair gets s5Goo the second g., 300, etc. Ten
Star tobacco tags entitie you to guess. Ask
your dealers for particulars or send for cir
cular I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

Sanitary Underwear, the best and only
purely all wool sanitary underwear in the
world. Wear no ether Note ad on page
5. Appel 81 Sehaul, One Price Clothiers.
Hatters and Mems Furnishers. -Ad
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Grandpa'e Rat Is shot.

1t has made room for the latest administra-
ton. and now everybody gets q Fedora, CO.
Jumbo. or fine straw from Wakefield &
Lee, Hatters, Haberdashers and Shoemen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
She Cave Sim a Bicycle

Shirt which came from Wakefield & Lee,
and ell the boys are now going there after
them. They have the finest line Of dress
and negllRee shirts in the cItY.-Ad.
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several pavs to Como.

And many thereafter. when the people of
this city will appreciate the fine corn beef
rounds which are at H. LogAn's. Every
body should try it-Ad
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To Vote for the Fence Law

TO Vote for the Fence Law
Means to fence your cattle and hogs and
not your land.
If this law is passed no man need fence
his land.
His neighbors must keep their stock at
home. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

You take a risk by using black or colored
hosiery that does not contain the trade
mark of Smith g. Angel. We keep a full
line of their goods
I'D GARDNER g. EINsTEIH.
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&c Was Not Mistaken

When be called to buy stylish SHOES, The
elegant stock Of tan. patent leather and low
quartered shoes at Wakefield a. Lees sur
passes anything ever exhibited In this city,
"a Bull Htreet,-Ad.
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Knox nnd Dunlan.

The celebrated Knox aud Dunlsp's sailor
straw hats for ladies. These are the most
stylish in ssraws. Paleis Royal millinery
establishment. j. Krouskoff, Proprietor.
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KnoK and Dunlan.

The celebrated Knox and Dunlaps sailor
straw hats for ladies. These are the most
etyllsh 10 siraws Palais Royal millinery
establishment J. Krouskoff, Proprietor.
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An kxcentlonal Drive

One lot China silks, light and dark
grounds with polka dots, and small, neat
figures, suitable for waists Or dresses, to
close this week. Only 30 cents, real value
81 cents, at FOYE & MoRRIsoNs.
Il
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

To-day's issue we call special attention to
DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary Underwear on page
5. Appel 81 SchauI, One Price Clothiers,
Hatters and Furnishers.-Ad.
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saveral Davs to Como.

And many thereafter, when the people of
this city will appreciate the fine corn beef
rounds which are at H. Logan's Everyg
body should try it'd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

Sweet picked tongues, the fayorite dish
among the many patrons at Il. Logan'S.
He has a sufficient supply on hand to meet
all demands Try it'd.
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Knox and Dunlap.

The celebrated Knox and DunIap's sailor
stra hats for ladies. These are the most
stylish in straws Palais Royal millinery
establishment. J. KrouskoR, Proprietor.
Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09

Churchill wants you to know where you
can get the best ice cream and soda water
in the city. At his Ice Cream garden, to-
be sure,-Ad.
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Tvbee Schedule.

This afternoon trains will leave Tybee
Island for Savannah at 500 O'Clock p NJ.
instead of 500 O'Clock p. NJ. as usual. J.
G. Halle. @. 2. A.-Ad.
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Who appreciate good living send and get
the homeless corned beef from Logan. in the
market. No saltpeter 10 it'd.
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All Families

Who appreciate good living send and get
the homeless corned beef from Logan, in the
market. No saltpeter in it'd.
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Meyer g. Walsh

E. II. R. A. excursion to Florida. See
advertisement-Ad