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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West,--

Aner stay Of several years At WASH
ingion, u. G., during which hehas become
familiar wish tho workings Of Congress
md tho departments, Judge Chas. W.
Saynor, an Attorney aui Counselor u
iho supreme Cuur. oftho United States,
isproparcd to promote proper legislation
by appearing baioro Committees aud
informing influential Congro~mon as to
tho moods OF clients aud communities
represented by him.
lilo also continues his practice In tho
General Land ONCE prepares appeals,
makes an,wors aud srgumen,s before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports ON cases to attorneys at a
distance. and attends 10 general land
business. Terms Tcas0pablo. Services
prompt aud relinble. no. Address, Box
"a. Washington u. G.
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NOTICE

To the stockholders Of the ioscpa Agricultural
aud stock Company
fIrttFWE Will M a MEETING on
Il the atochho. icft ~ aaid cumuany held ~
room So. u tu Commercial NHuk NuldinE. a
D.. IHt routh street, salt La c city, August 10,
al " O'Clock noon, l.9 fur thH purpose VI
amending the cDmpAny's articles OF sHtU1ia
ton Ho that snld company rlu own. acquire,
appropriate and deal tn water aud water nights
and 10 uakc ~ principal place ~ business sa
LAKE city. AMI vote unuu tho fuTthcr amend
mcut ot changing the uuNIincauon Of onrCri
~ persons Co by eligible thereto. nHp 20
elect a board OF directors To- serve tnr Che ON.
suing two weave, lud such other matters Hs may
properly come before tho meeting.
~. u. tLlti rrgudCuL
.. 4. MICHEL. secretary.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE H. HEREBY GIVEN TUAT
~ there will be y special meeting ~ the
ttogkholdcr. of salt l.hac Rapid Transit Com
pauy ut tho rumUlIy'a unIcu n salt Lake Guy,
Utah, ON saturday, AuruHt OH, lrNt 90 &
O'Clock y, no., Tor The uurpnH1 NJ authorizing
the Issuance % second mortgage bonds upon
the company property
rs order Of the board u directors,
j. s. CAMERON, PRECEDENT
e. o. JACK, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY ltah, July Oh, lsu
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Nathaniel II. Fclt, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVrN ny THE
~ undurslgued, Administrator OF tie KstHte
of Nathaniel II. lult dcroascd, 10 the CTrdi
tors T. and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, o. exhibit thcm with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the fret publication Of this notice. 10 the said
Administrator, nc The law ONCE az j. n Movie.
Rooms 3li 10 ~ Consultation building, M the
city and county OF salt Lake, Utah Territory.
Dated July ith 1893.
JOSEPH a. FELT,
Administrator OF tho EstaIe OF Nathaniel u.
ielt, Deceased.
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NOTICE. 10 oRtplIoRs.


EIilic u HfnrY MOnhOim, l0CcaHOd.
yOTtCE Il HEREBY GIVEN nv THE
~ uudcrfiEuVd, cAurutrIN ut the last will
anu testament of liuuy Mouhcin. dcgglsod,
10 the creditors ~, and an pUrHous having
claima against Ito said dCceasnu, 20 exhibit
THEM VITA ihV ncccsaary NluuhorH, witAin ten
months afal the hfat publication e thta
notice, 70 ~. fatH " = Af.unstn, stas ws.t
Oh south ~tfNct. raU Lake city, in the county
" SAT- LAtr. rfrr.tlrl Ut Utah
Dated July lgth, 49, .
D. 4. MONlfEtM.
ExocugiN Of The lat will and tCtiamUut Of
ilehry Munhoim, deceased.
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NuIioE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Hannah ". Armstrong, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEHEm GIVEN ny the
- uuiyraiguui s1miuutrttur uf the ct itc
OF Hannah NJ, Armstrong, sUCcHsed, 20 the
CREDITOR ut and all persons having cinims
hFairtt the said decreased, 10 exhibit thcm with
the necessary vouchers, within four muuthg
after the first publication of this NOTICE, to tho
Hhid administrator tu SAT- lake CITY, 10 SAT-
lake tuu ny. MlLES DEFINING,
Administrator NJ the estate Of Hannah 81,
Armstrong, dec uaspd.
Dated July ~, 1855.
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NOTICE.


The Burton Gardner company, assigned
TpuE DEBTORS AND tHEnlTpEs OF
i Tue UuuUu Gardner Company. assigned,
viii uisaHo tlln TutlH r that said company haH
made q lunrrfl issisumrut of al lis pruucfiY
and iulrro.ts, of whatsoever And and wherever
tituufpi. o. uHrHr ~ NnFIr Cor mo lyUrut Of
lts .rfiitlrs. ana tHIt 800 debtors will please
nav nI drlta aud aHUuuufH heretofore owing
said COMPANY. aud aaIu creditors VIII please
present ILgif claims with yHurlrrH, luIT vert
hr1. Go HIiu uHslHuHe, Iul nn one flfr. ~ Dye
Take lIly, ur at One former 1furc 10 ihg HURON
Gardner COMPANY, turHyr uf sth south aud
etHtH htrrrtH, 900 SAID rl.
Dated SAN l4Ee DItv. IuIF lHth lsii
us.A Az vs., MOVIE,
q
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ~ TltF
N UNDERMINED, administrator Of thC estate
UT BETTY iiHEr, tU"HHHed, 90 the creditors uf,
and Az persons DR. ug sIaimH against the Hlii
deceased, 90 vNhf item With Tho necessary
vouchers, within fuIr months after ho hrst
publication OF u o. notice, o. iho auI admins:
90 90, Consultation banding, 90 Sat Lake tity
ana Couuty, ltHh
dated July IL, isIl
JAMES 10 LEF.
Administrator OF tho estate cf lefty nlatc'
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Deserut Gold q silver Mining q Milling q
SAT- laEc City, Utah, july o. lslA

once OF iNr
DesorUt Gold a silver Mining Milling Co.,
sait LAKE CiD, ui1b, july o. lslA
ATOuOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at meeting of tho Board nt blrrriura
oil tho ucauFtt GUIlN silver NluiuE AliiuuF
Company. hold AZ salt lake tIiY, ilhnt Thurs.
duy. june 700, $500, uu Ta.cHsWrut OF one .|I
cent por HhHrr WHs levied upon Che capital
srork ct said corporation, payable ON ur before
Thursday, August Hlst. l'tk tu tfr rtHrUinryt
A Milton NuHsUr at Che uuHr uf ne COMPANY,
tU Eust sous. Temple street. salt Lake city.
ANY stock uuou which such Assessment may
remain UNPAID uH said lIHt day ut August, lF +,
VIII DO declared delinquent. Hnd alkrrllHtd
for sale, and unI.s payment BE- WAdr trt'io,
will be- sold 90 tur ON q 10 tho company afurra
said. at 5 O'Clock b. W., ON Monday tlr Ilih
day uf -putcIuHHrl 7Hi. 80 public uUuon 90 tlu
h.ghUst bidder. tU pay The irInlu rt attuss'
mrnt together with rpst uf advertising aui
CHutuHU Of HH'H,
Aust0okhuItrrt viii De- expected o. bring mr.
HUHd their certificates f1r proper endorsement
when asr,HHmtutH urr Ullt
A. MiIIuN Nus-EU,
Al aYHrUIHFU.
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NOTICE

NOTICE rs UFUrHY GWEN 1ltNT
~ tlu r1 partucrsh.p heretofore existing
between Ilmra o. 1lruUuuytt and Horny
Reed uy mutual HuuHrst % solved un July rs,
ISIS
uAAHENSEITl & 60.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Nellie y. spencer erscu
uiK OF the last VIII aud Testament NJ Enfa
Mcnds Thompson haueli, formerly Ela
Of, and ull persons having claims against
tho said deceased, 10 eKhiht them with tho
necessary vouchers. Within four months after
the first publication Of this notice. 10 tho said
Nellie .. spencer, ut No, 2i1 West Third North
Street, SAT- Lake city anu county. Utuh.
NELLIE ELIZA SPENCER,
ENecutrix ~ the last VIII aud Testiment q
ElizA Meade Thompson harell, deceased.
Dated July ON, 1893.
JoHs ". CANNus, attorney for oxtcutriN.
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In the matter OF the Estate of william Bow.
man, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR.
~ FArut bowman, aimtniHtfntrlNn the estate
90 William bowman, dcruaHcd,haa rendered Tor
settlement, anu nIct ~ said court, the nual ace
count OF her administration Of Hail catalc aud
pCltou tor hull tlHtrinutlun OF tho residue ~
Hlld yHlhtc among The persons emit Tod thereto,
hud thlt Thursday the ION day uf Augusta -.
lsH az DO am, a. the rlurt room OF sad court,
in tue County Court house, ~ult Lake city and
county Uun Territory, has been duly ap.
pointed by the Judge Of said court for tho set
tCmvnt " SAID account ana hearing said peti.
ton fpr distribution, at which time and place
amy person interested tn said estate may up.
pear ana show cause. q uuy there be, wiz suil
account should not Doe settled aud approved
and inA distribution made ~ prlyoI FOR
Dated July 18TH, lsOt
n. v, MELOY,
Clerk " the Probate Court
ny .. . JACK deputy,
MApuItL a Adams, Attorneys tor Al.
mIuIrtT4tTIA
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court, lu and for salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of tho estate and guardianship OF
George llusler an Insane person,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANNA
~ q. huHlCr, guardian OF the UHtatc aud
person Of George iiuslcr,an insane person, has
rendered tor seltem inland died 10 SAID court,
thr uual account of her guardianship, and that
Thursday, tho Ntt day OF August, A,D. 1888, nc
Do o'clock am. No the court room ~ tAld court,
County uuuTt House, salt Lake CITY and
County, Utah Territory, has been duly appoint.
ed ly judge Of said court for the settlement ~
sald account, Nc which tine and place any p0r.
son Interested ln said estate may appear and
show cause, IL any there be, why said account
should not hv settled and approved a. prayed
for.
Dated July 2,th, 1898
II, V, MLOY,
CLERK Of the Probate Court,
HvJ. r, JACK, Deputy.
beuneh, Marshall Bradley, Attorneys for
Guardian,
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IgihslAhI 10 AZ Ul,uEG OBJ SAID
j ,uuH BOO su1 wattUr. notice BE- hereby
HNN.W NfH. lurHuHF. thu 9Th uIy %. August.
% 500. 40 30 u'U.uHk HHs, at iho county
Court House boz sat Llkr tiIN. utah ryrlttfY.
Ir 'Nt r"Nrt room nI aHi1 cunrt nNH Huuu 100
IUIu.U' fUr uUu Auu I'sue fuI Goo Iotfiue OF
a1riiuu 90 tAfutuut . spencer utG lsuHr
~ WHdirl., prtNing fpt She o. fmIssI0n tl lfu.
bate n' 10 certain uuUuHvnf Herewith prus
tunteI. uUrUYrius tn hr thr l,st will bud
Icstmcut coz Jane. q uHrk trrpt ri. vhru
An1 mere a.f prr.0us tutrrls rH iu y apustr
Aui uupu. "a iNH probate ~ sHId wifi or tIu
erHuuuE uf letters ttsttmrnt4rF Co. Dutnouuu
@pru'yr w iaHc 49, Maitou ts lrayci
tur M HaIu petition
In wituoH# whereof have hrrruntn set my
hluI UuI arIN a tbt HHHI 81 tHtl court thIa
1ifh dHt pi July, AZ l'3
tsEAh n y NtlON
tIfrA OF thc rrlu1to Court.
Hy 4. o. JACK, deputy.
LLl-L-- A.-L--- AL--Ln-. ~. u-LL-u-
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In the Probate Court, iu and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the Matter of the Estate ot George 4. Smith,
deceased,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph y. smith, John Henry smith,
surviving executors and trustees ~
the estate ~ George 4, hmth dc.
ruHHtd. have rendered for settlement, and filed
lu SAID ruurittuir iInal account Of their admin.
istrAuuu OF rlid estate and petition for final
distribution OF the residue Of said estate
among tho persons emil led thereto, and
that lhurHdty, the llth day ut August A. u
lrl, no Do O'Clock a. m at tue court room ~
said uuurtn the County Court House, salt Lake
city and County, Utah Territory has been uulY
appointed by thc Judge NJ said court, Tor Tho
settlement OF said account and hearing saii
petition for distribution, ~ which time aud
place any person interested In said estate may
appear aud show cause, NJ any there DO, why
said account should not be- settled hnd Az.
proved anu final distribution made - prayed
n " MELON,
CLERK % the Probate Court.
liy j. y, JACK,
Deputy,
MAbpTtI A ADAMS. ATTORNEYS for Estnte.
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And ia accordance with law anu order OF INC
board OF difcrtDfs, mahu on tho 1lih day Of
Juur 4. -. I .J, sl mn D dhHfrs ui tlrh parcel
OF such stock ~ may TO- nrrcfaarf WI PEI snll
on Ihurainy, thol.tu day 0t AuWHt. lsIl, az
lo'rlurk o. u., nc tho said oihrD % me Tenth
Ward t.umhrr and hui.imE Af urntuu,Nu i'7
east Fourth south street, 90 pay dtHhlnont
Assessment thereon HEvihcr ~ h iht tnft OF
adyttusing and expenses ~ sale.
This publication wac hpEuh anew on ars
count " iuiOuualtga 100 Che prior prorcod'
ings A. j, iiipG-,
Secretary ana Treasurer,
No. 5i- Oast. Fourth south street, salt Lake
city, ttah
linted July gIHt. lsIat
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fIrHoMAs D. HpWhLL-. rus ADMIN.
4 MFltof ~ the oalaio OF Ncnlamln
D. huWCUss deceased, having uiru his
pctiiiun herein uiy NtTfnru. rrhyinF fur Hu
ufdUruf sale u Hll real estate ~ sHlI dn.
Cud 40. fnr me purposes therein sot forth. it ~
therefore Oruulod hY tho judge ~ fAd coutt,
That 900 prrHuns interested "a the estate or SSH
dprrtHrd uUIruf before the Haid Probate Court
uu Iuutdal. tnr 2lnt Day ut Augusta u lr8Gt
10 O'Clock lu ihH forenoon of raIi dty. ut tfu
court room pr Fat tfustte Court 10 Tho
salt Lake, tab Territory 90 show cause Why
nm order should not Doc granted On the sHi1 nus
mluIstrttur, iu coil 40 much M the real rstltN
uUur.a1rT, unu that copy OF thH order ho
Published 90 least four successive weeks in the
DO rIUEr hNtNiNG NIWs, q newspaper print,
ed uul published in slii rity Hni county
Dated July lNth, 1891
JAtOH o. BLAIR,
Probate judge
j 10. NuYIL Attorney for AIiminrstraI ur
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND BUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION


Principal place of business NJ sss cast. Fourth
south at-o,L -alt Llkc city, ut1h
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LEGAL Nurlos.

IN the Probate CnuftIn aud flr salt Lake
county, Iuuilury OF Utah
lutho matter ot tho Esato of NcniAmin 8.
tloWUils, dfUrAsuu.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

lu The Probate t.urt. iu aud fur FIlt Lake
uUuniy rrrruOrI OF Utah.
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In the matter Of tho adoption 81 William ia
rngt0n and Ida Harrington, minors.
The herald., 1893-06-22
VOLUME vi.
Los Angeles County

No. Name and Description. Amount
26120B R Berlin, F S Fields Occi-
dental Heights tract, lot Ii,
erty.... % ~ ....... w e.. ,....,.'...'.. t.eF $4 "a
"a, block A ............. 1852
261ss Charles r johnson, Simon &
Hubbard subdivision, lot IL,
2e2o7 James mes Kelso, acres OF land in 20
Grogan tract, bounded north
by land of Markham, cast by
schamlse, south by San Pas
quail street. west by Madison
2e2eo J Nair and NJ NJ Eshelman,
in Lordsburg, lot 81, block IA. 10 81
26293 John Anderson, 346 acres of
land, being the fractional
north half of section A. town
ship north, range 10 vest. 25 81
$50 acres OF land, being the frac-
tional south half of section A.
township north, range 10
In Finney tract, the south feet
OF lot 20, block c.; ;33.1;... 76
26317 Mrs Kate M Donald, McCoy's
addition to Broadacres, lot 4,
2es22 ArthHr SHf F Weiton, Mcdonald
tract, 40 acres of land, being
lot S5, and personal property. 35 76
26335 Lewis NJ Corum, 40 acres ofland
being west half of east half of
southwest quarter of section
rs township / north, range o
west and personal property. % 76
2634S Geo Denis Rosecrans, lot 20,
block n 77......................, 60
Lot 80, block N and personal
property ...................... 6 n
26356 ERna Duran subdivision of
lots and b Of Yorba K Paige
tract, lot 15..-................... 65
26357 Mrs Alice Kuhn Yorba & Paige
tract subdivision of lots and
B, lot a, and personal prop
erty .............. ......... 3 80
26370 John + Willett Gala Co-opera-
tive Colony tract, 10 acres of
land, being lot 2, block s, and
personal property .............. 8 80
263S5 VIM A Irwin jr, Gala Co-opera-
tive Colony tract, 10 acres of
land, being lot 80, block 90. 3 80
10 acres of land, being lot 81
block Observation-Disclosures. 80
The herald., 1893-06-22
POLL TAX.

No. Name and Description. An
22i3S John DauneGker, in NHdeHu Or
ange tract, lot g. block N.........
221d0 John w Iinderman, in Nadeau
Orange tract, lot 2, block G..
22203 Theodore fIingtgen, in Deal "
Kroiser's subdivision In Grog-
ans tract, lot 10 .,.,t,. .....
2225S William Prince, In Barphart,
Petrie & Crawford's subdivi-
sion of part OF block " + and
B tract, lot II ..............
2o631 Chas W Harris, ia santa Fe
Springs, lot 10, block 81. ...
22637 Joseph A Evans, In Wiesendan-
ger tract, lot 20 49,. ...........
2277S Mrs Merced Cariga and Manuel
Cangn, in Rancho La Cienega,
5 acres of land, bounded north
by Groves, east by Moritz,
south by Pico street, west by
Greves .............
24334 John " Russell, 44.S0 acres Of
land, OF south half OF southwest
quarter, being lot 2 OF section
II, township 3 south, range
IL west ....... .,............ ...
2450S NJ l. Garcia, in Garcia's and
Soto's subdivision of part OF
Soto tract, lot 13,.......,.........
24652 William IL Stone, in Electric
Railway Homestead Associa-
tract, lot ., block 8. 0.,.......,..
24S5S Peroni 4 Slatrl, in Electric Rail
way Homestead Association
s tract, lot 81, block al ..........
25044 Mrs Marie Aguierre and Dama-
sis Agulrre, in Rivera, lot 2,
block 4-"..".,........,........
The herald., 1893-06-22

[continued on First page Of part I'LL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-28
a HERO OF THE ALABAMA.
An Incident in the Life of "Micky
Mars' Recalled.

An Incident in the Life of "Micky
Mars'' Recalled.
paragraph appeared in the MORNING
NEWS day or two ago taken from an sx-
change in which Capt. John Mcintosh Kell,
adjutant general of the state gave, an &C.
count of some OF the brave deeds of a sea-
man whose name was given as "Marsn in
the fight between the Ksarsarge aud the
Alabama off Cherbourg. Capt. Kell was
the executive officer of the Alabama and
consequently had better knowledge of his
crew than any other officer on the ship
The man whose bravery was mentioned
under the name of MARS" died in Sayan-
nah about year ago. His true name was
Michael Maher, but he was better known
by his nickname of "Micky Mars He was
one Of the bravest of the Alabama's crew,
and distinguished himself by other brave
actions than those mentioned by Capt. Kell.
1t will be remembered by those familiar
with she history of the Alabama K earsarRe
affair that during the fight a she'll was
thrown from one of the large guns of the
kearsarge upon the deck Of the Alabama
1t lay sizzling and suffering upon the deck
when one of the crew seized it in his hand
and threw it overheard. The shell ex-
ploded as it struck the water. tearing hole
in the side of the ship. Mars was the
man who threw over the shell.
Maher was a member OF the longshore
mems union and made his home on the
wharves. he was generous, improvidsnt
fellow, however, and died in poverty at the
st. Joseph's intirmary. He was buried by
the longshoremen's union. He never sought
aid from any of the old officers of the Ala.
bama or other prominent confederates,
though it would have been readily given
him. An account OF Makers exploits on
the Alabama was published in the MORN
ING NEWS at the time of his death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-28
FOREST CITY BOYS ON roP.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Eleven Downed by
Scora Of4 TO q

The Y. M. c. A. Eleven Downed by a
score ola to o.
The foot ball game between the Y. NJ. C.
A. and the Forest City elevens yesterday
afternoon resulted in the defeat of the
former team by score Of 4 too. Only a
small crowd OF spectators were present, but
the game deserved better patronage.
1t was hotly contested from the start TO
the finish. In the first half neither team
scored, although many times both sides
were up against the goal OF the other. All
the players covered their positions in splen-
did style and some of the runs were excep-
tionally fine. Blum and Hogan of the For
est Citys and Keenan, and Osborne Of the
Y. NJ. q. A deserve special mention.
In the first rush keenan, met with pain
full accident. He was struck in the face by
the shoe Of one of the Forest City men, and
his chin laid open to the bone. keenan,
showed remarkable grit. Although suffer
ing much pain and bleeding profusely, he
remained In the game to the end, doing
magnificent work for the Y. NJ. c. A. team
in the final half. Seven stitches were re-
quired to olose the cut.
For twenty minutes il looked as il the
second half of the game would be a repe-
tition of the tirst-goose eggs for both sides
but finally the Forest City boys got into
the goal Of the Y. M. G. A. with the ball,
and before being tackled made their score
The team will try their skill again at an
early day
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CITY BREVITIR6.

Neal Gildea, charged with selling whisky
last Sunday, whose case was postponed
Tuesday, was yesterday fined 500 or thirty
days in jail by Recorder Wilson. The re-
corder is keeping up Mayor MoDonougn's
good work.
Rev. W. W. Kimball, assistant rector of
st. Johns church. will address the meeting
for men at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION rooms tomorrow at 5:15 o'clock.
The singing and Instrumental music will be
a feature of the service.
j. H. Mckay OF Maxton, n. c., is in
jail, supposed to be insane He was sent
there yesterday by DR.. Drummer. Mckay
says he has as much sense as DR.. Drummer,
and appears hurt over being in jail under
such a charge. His demeanor, however,
indicates that DR.. Drummer is correct Nc
Kay's brother has been telegraphed for.
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THE PORT soCIETY's WORK.

Rev. w. @. Jones of New York 70
Conduct the Services Tomorrow.
Rev. W. g. Jones of the Bible Society Of
New York is in the city and will conduct a
service at the Port Society rooms, at Bay
and Lincoln streets, tomorrow afternoon al
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. Jones has visited the Ssamen's
rooms several times during his stay in Sa-
vannah, and is greatly impressed with the
work that is being done by the Port Society
and with the opportunities for a still
greater work-probably more than the So
ciety is able to undertake. Those who bear
him tomorrow afternoon will probably
hear something of interest in connection
with the seamen's missions
The Port Society hos accomplished great
deal this winter under its new chaplain, Rev.
h. lverson. Mr.. Iverson is thoroughly
conversant With the needs of the work and
under his direction the society il
becoming more effective in reaching a
class Of men that is largely beyond the
range OF good influences