The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-03

j. >. snyder has commenced the erection of
comfortable cottage on his lot on Wisconsin
avenue. he first door VIII be OF bTi, k. the
second mansard. i his will be the first brisk
residence in DeLand.
The Weekly Gazet' eer. of Palm Beach
says that the work on the Ii asst Coast canal
between the LaNahatShle river at Jupiter an
Lake Worth ar Juno is being pushed
rapidly TO conne~ ton with the lake
Grading has already commenced at Chag-
qoln haH. at lie and, and the urick and lum-
per Will soon / on the gro nd. ] he add .tion
70 the hal viii on he north s.da. ls5 feet
finish.
The steamer Gov. Stafford arrived at
Jacksonville from savannah riday at
cloth. She was overdue twenty-four on &C
60 INT o. coming hy the fnsile Vassa e.
she could not come Y the outside 70 lie
owing TO very heavy winds from the norIh-
east.
The city policemen Of Tampa threathea to
resign. IheJ N ia the city hall riday
morning and appointed O1icers belI. Middle
toh an Zones committee to see the IN IN e
committee Of the touncil TO see if they can
not Oe paid IN cash. hey say they cannot
sell city scrip at a living riyure and that they
must 1--we. They are negotiating with the
council to see what can be done to meet their
salaries
Braidentown journal: A New Orleans mer-
chant writes TO r. n. horton that in the 40
sence of fruit in that market to ship him i'm
meoiatelY Ia any quantity mangoes and avo-
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ton promise 10 considerable. /, dodb.-
/ II we an spare any TO new rleans; uut
Wh n In few Y S the immune cabe trees
~n Oh e growing produce taese deli
clous tr It's in quantity. they viii be ano ~
the most vi able OF our shipping produ,ts.
Sumterville Times Notwithstanding the
low prices 0 tanned for oranges the past
winter, you near II no grower in this section
who wishes to sell o 1t be, auSc there j. no
money IN the oran-e industry. 1 he groves in
sumter county, with POSSIBLY a half dozen
that re eve uut little at ention from their
owaers who live abroad. are as une as can We
found in the o'angs cit. Their owne IS keep
them, as general thinE well fortified aud
well cared for and money Is made on those
which are in full tearing.
Designs for the pro osed new city build.
ing were 50 mltted to the committee Of the
city cornell az JacksOnv lie rr.ddy Uy tn .ee
architects in pu. lan.e to the advertisement
OF the council. he competing architects were
A. Mcclure, and j. r. OFT, of Jackson,
vile and \. ). Eichoerg. OF savannah u a.
All OF the designs were for very handsome
structures. and, whichever one is sele, teu,
the city is assured OF having building that
Will De an ornament 10 it. The estimated
cost of the building varies between a50Oy0
and S600J0.
During the month of Nav six vessels en-
tered 4 erraalin4 from foreign shores an
seven cleared for foreign destinations he
foreign shipments consisted OF $40 tons
phosphate ana l.l01.S20 feet lum err The
coas wise entries were l. vessels, and clear
an Is IA. The shipmen were oU6J shingles
2,yo4.1Y0 feet lumUer, 2JUl2 trCsSti les, 81 OaleS
sea island cotton. l0J0 barrels naval stores,
1870 sa ks cotton seed meal, e0J arrels co.,
ton seed oil, 1913 Eases cellar, and lo4 pa ka
ses general merchal Use. The imports were
6.el5 packas es general merchandise.
Thee special trains left Pensacola
vile and Nashville road. One tain
was made up OF thirty cars and carried
500 bags Of sugur to New Orleans. the other
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sugar was brought from Havana on the
steamship Amethyst of the Pensacola and
Havana line. which entered Wednesday, and
was Immediately lo1de1 on the cars, The
thiru tram coLsiste OF twenty eli hit cars
loaded with coffee for points in Texas, which
had been unloa led at Jacksonville from The
steamship Seminole of the CLYDE line
LELAND News: The plans for the new Bap-
fist Oh arrived this week, anu are now in
the hands of Contractor J. P. Ma e who is
figuring Tor the contract. j. L. Clarke has
4lready had the pans and made out his Did.
The contract Will be awarded next week
he church Will De an elegant Orick Struct re-
100 feet long by Jout 90 wide. OF brick, I'M
ishe1 in stone, and will cost ct tween o1o go
and 10 90 Two Of the win lows alone will
cost over 81 POO Work has already teen
comma led on moving the present building
10 LIS new site on Rt-h avenue. anu work on
the new hurch will be com nenced as soon as
the old one is gotten out OF the way.
At ernanjina, sri ,ay. County Judge Hall
was notiaed uy negro. named Henry Wash.
ington. that he had discovered the to1y Of
his mother, Charlotte Caine. an aged n gress,
who has cen missing since May 81 i'll the
woods near settlement called Sandersville.
1he deceased was 80 years old. and was re-
ported as having been subject to fits. On
thursday, week ago, she left home and
went inlo the woods to gather huckleOerries.
and since that time she had not been seen or
heard from Her relatives and friends have
been dill GENTLY searching for her. 1t IS
thought that she was taken with fit from
recovered to O
out of the woods altho Ugh 1t is stranIe how
a woman of her age could have gotten
thro' gh the heavy growth of brush. NO in
quest was held as there were no indications
of foul play.
Joe Vendig when spoken to at New York
Friday re- arding the Oner for the Cor EFT
JACKSON fight. said; ''Ihe offer IS m tde by
the Athletic Club of Jacksonville an organi-
cation over whl-h | have complete contro..
Bowden. Mason and the 9th rs who man ged,
or rather mlsmanaged. the Cor EFT litcnell
mill have nothing whate .er to do with this
cub, The her mem ers Of the new CluD
are prominent b s.ness men of Jacksonville,
and do not care 10 mention their names
as they may have sons delicacy in lie
ing spoken of as spolso,S for a pri 20
fight The purse is %, UOG and not 81 00U. as
has been stated, One thousand dollars will
be advanced to each OF the lighters for train
ing expenses. II is our intention to give
gala week that is. two other tig fights E.
sides this one. One will be for featherWeightS
and the other for midleweights. The champ
ions in these classes will meet the best men
we can get for big purses, The fight will pc
held in building bigger and better appointed
than the one at the fair grounds. lie Offer is
bona tide. and the only difficulty we expect to
have, IS to assure jackson that the color line
cuts no figure in Jacksonville. If possible
the tights will be brought off in December"
Chief Justice Raneys reslg nation, which
was rendered TO the governor on MAJ l., TOOK
edeut thursday. Judge naney when he was
appointed attorney general IN 1877 by Gov
Drew. oUcunied an o ace in the old ank build
ing posite the inst National Bank Of ITALIA
hassee and he returned to his old once lie
has formed with Col. oln A. Henderson a
partnership to styled henderson q nanev.
j he new hrm will attend to the legal business
OF the lorida Central an rem .nsular ,ailroad
Company, and all other legal business Will
may be entrusted to them on. b. S. -iddon
was sworn in as Justice OF the supreme court
an he drew the chief iUSti -eship, as the con
slit GA provides, Y lot. MIR. Liddon was
ap o4nied by ov, Mitchell to I'LL the unex-
pred term of Justice Raney recently re-
signed, and upon his taking his seat. it be-
came necessary to choose chief Justice, the
shall be made oy drawing lots. IN this cere-
mony Mr.. Liddon luck stayed with h m. and
he captured the chief Justle eshlp. n July
81 at Jacksonville the demo ratio state con
yentiou will nomina a successor to the seat,
who will be elected n Octoler. After he
takes the oath OF ONCE the ceremony OF Sc
le.ting, by lot another chief justice, must he
gone through with.
George F. Miller appeared at police head
quarters at Jacksonville Friday to report the
actions Of sam Golden. crazy egro who
lives at the corner OF Phelps street and First
avenue. Mr.. Miller avs that several weeks
n, %, t1,a pauro ruas eli and farne very