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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Anna May, the 4-year.old daughter
OF Willinm Il. Taylor. died at her par.
ents' home yesterday from conyul
Sons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Morris 4 Co., Fidelity Employment
Agency have removed IN their now
o4ll1s Seventh q I'd Market straats
ground hour.) Entrance No. D, West
SsvEnLh street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

AT observation-disclosures 10; Halle
ton, I. AT Reading Reading, II; Easton
/. At ottsville-Pottsville, s; Allen
town. TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Tomorrow promises TO 30 fair
with continued hlGh Temperature. SIM.
liar conditions wiz probably prevail
OIL Monday, with showers III different
loVdt, Uns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

j. G. Wlls3n. corner of Fourth and
King stteGt5. received eleven cIAtes of
peaches this morning from Salisbury,
Ma, which he Is selling ut i: 30 to +.
per crate. They were nicely cOlOred
but not over RHO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
-~s~

Anyone wishing Hover work for
funerals should call at Haydeu's. 7o2
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Tho Me4ars. DUPONT commencel
cutlHy Is hstt to-day IN ths Held al.
inlning tho GompaHys Offices. and
from the road It appeared as though
tue yiel was quite heavy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

James lIayens, Mary Fennel, Eli.
2aheth Hamilton. WILLOWS pensions
secured III from 40 to ~ days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
SOCIETY,".


pIIn,I IN h = pn,vJtr,J uuir '"'o gown
VA put q patch nn3n ner check.
There ilI,'' was no nn i, 20 la,r arr,
Lar o"Iors for 10 wear
W! OH Nancy dunned her hrocado gown
And iii her powlenea lair.
,y,.n N,rc,.o, ,r,. tcnri. c,rr,
IN "ough = roe moi nv Wow
tbought The ioy"iIcst ir6c,, Ger mad,
Was juaI OF flannel blue;
And tennis seemed the iittesi sport
for inaldehr 10 pursue,
When Nanry on the tennis i,l court .....
:" i'uR" 'e'He NV 49,
When Nancy in nglnglRm gown
stood a. the hlltheii SD ~, ,,...,-
~ ~ WIN W. Gatrt ~ nu"su"'p "'r'
IN ~, ~ 'tssn ,dJ No., INV
/ 'r,%as sir ,yho rhIrnirI herself
| \ hen Nancy in Il gHpham gown
/ stood NJ the Kitchen shelf.
c
~ tolISsp 3 f, eonn1 ms p neri 'nd
Nor'I, eoi'G ~ i ION ~ 'i tho ,nnrI ~
al Wn,gn y io's ,na ,n IN NJ" IN 10 Gam
- ltt,ote ~ ~ fs'lf 9ms,s :" INV
'"lion ~
p
NY, w. ~, ,,,,,a rN iotto., 7,
llls ~ NHn,a,ho Wv MI,
eais; ahpi ~ ',,,.;o ~ T.,
,T ~, s,",,,,' ~
eie' AnoS ou6"t " Ao"s
winded seI.
| The family OF j. Robinson Moore
went to Rehoboth yesterday for the
/ season.
| The family of Roicrt Mills have
Igone to their delaware City hume for
he summer
Mrs. G. j.. Woodward Is entertaining
80
III
''hp' - r, ,,,,.,,
i 9iI. W o Ltuiluint D. Il Wins anu
Heights Oh Friday and pronounced
no place Il iirst-class resort for re-
lnreation these warm days.
Tho name Of a. j.. Hart is mentioned
IL Candidate for the Legislature.
i IL. A, Miller las the contract for
putting water closets In some fifty
!welhng houses at IaLcroits' Banks.
property Of the Bancroft Brothers.
Phil p b Clark aud George Il. Town.
Iiend are kept busy looking after the
Igruding now going Oh for the Gordon
; Heights Electric RailwCy.
Miss Gillespie is visiting Misses
Evans at Newark, Del.
:. Mrs Lumun BETTER and son Horace.
,lOf Nest Grove. Pa., are visiting
friends In this city.
Rev Father Comfy, OF Galena. Md,
IS visiting key. Father lulgley, OF st.
lPauls Church.
Professor John +. Sweeney has re.
lliire from the musical In 5tructor OF
IiiyatI's Academy al Chester, after 81
ears duration.
Johh orbslt eha Miss iatty Tor
belt are the guests u llkloh Irlehns.
p,r,,,t, ,vo,
ny r6 Unn yn,, NAY" y v.x.a
Inaarrd ON dny.
divorced the next.
Miss Matte sturgeon OF Newpor
: has been tie guest oil North Ee6t. Md,
4 friends.
james Il. and Miss Gertrude CalvlI
has been visiting thor parsnts a
ecilton. Md.
Miss Gertrude huntH OF New Castle
Y IL the guest oil Miss llhnie steele oil
4 lChesaponke tlty.
4 Miss Margaret tluinlln, o! TINS city,
!, who has boen spending few day
with relatives Ia Chester left for so
louln OF Tour weeks at Atlantic city.
Rev James Din ID the guest o
Chester friends.
Miss llHlie lodd ls at trainer, ia.
william o. ieYlol' OF Santa cruz
ICnl., ana MISS Anna IL, lDlit ont, uhuSh
ter OF Mi. aud Mrs. Lugene DUPONT
VIII 10 mhrrled at me home oil TIN
brides parents ON June %
Niles Ida T. Hess, residing at harris
burg, Is visiting her brother IN TIM
Iclty.
Mrs. ID. j. Martin, OF Brnndywln,
summit, gave euchre party yester
day to n number VI friends from
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Pr0bahII No use tellina
you about any
yavs SovoyaI thing but thin
thingsto Wear.
NJ. n. They're ali
nVi udJo," here. and as it
promises t c
be a long, hot Summer
why not get anything you
may need now and get the
benefit Of wearing at once'
You get a fuller assortment
and such prices rs only
careful cash buying can
make. Thin Suits, Thin
Goats and Vests, Thin
Trousers, Thin Underwear
Ncgligee Shirts, Summer
Necl;wcar and Hosiery
Straw Hats and Russell
Shoes OF all the new ane
popular styles, and guar
antccd to be satisfactory il.
wear. Quality is first con
sidcration with W. Price
next, as you wei know
you never consider tn,
price of Il worthless article
no matter how little yot
paid for it.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market
Hats, Wilmington,
SHOES. Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

SAND-IiuildI5 z ani Furnace.
~ JOHN N. SOLOMON.
Otdoa, No. . W est THIRD street.
PohneR llG aud 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

atm REPUs loan a3e L1.Ily. In the
shade:
fJ'etbgli: luo'plo3s . o'clock.
&c % 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
Hack For Lombardy

StfEetS SUNDAY aItef-
MON at2 O'Clock.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 20 cantr,
W. r. Il Pc. Agent for Sac OF Lots.
i23-
DrBIlC SAI.E-An express wa ,on vii.
L he sold at public safe at tn utin,
ttnn rooms 4 l.. W. ti6h am & SIN, n.
III East Fourth str"nt On saturday, June
%, lSlI at II .'clock, on turount nT r.
pal Il 3-3t'I JOSEPH MYETtS.
T lMl- Hamho, KnickerborieE anI
l. WrtghtsvtIlc. JOHN VI. SOLOMON,
OtDru, M. Wost rllrIItr5s6
PhOues lIt uAl ~.
I AIDES can make ~ daily by folding
j ! and addressing circulars Tor us nj
home, No cauvaS.ins P34Itinn porm i.
ueni. Reply %i'h stamped enYelOee
Miss Grace PAU, south Bcu1 Ind, J29.3t
WANTED Two boys 10 learn carriage
w body mnfing Andy 10 NHlthcr
x Co., south of Market street hridgc. u
M ANIED-A situation ny woman
w for 4eneril huusawutk, Ian small
family. Apply al GDt Christianl 81. jal i.
IDASTE Rl:-Eur horses Tor months, d,
i acres OF meadow, plenty uI water
and Shade, miles ont at city on Inn
! caster pi,sc. tel.4'l Tllos :. JACKSON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Wesley NJ. \. Church. N. r. Cor, Linden
and Jackson streets, the Rev. J. Is. Quirg
pastor. Glass . IA. III. PrcnchiLg 1920
u. III. by ley. John White. Sunday school
Up. M. Epworh League U.Sl y. III, At
Z; 30 p. N. preaching by the Rev. Geo. NJ.
Dougherly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Vt ? III q 4 o OTJJNs
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 20 centc,
W. II, Il Ps. Agent for Sac OF Lots,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
3S.
ueberrafhsnSs Uorts.

,,Crcutt tOot2"
,,Gr lie9t i'm Sterben."
nWie 1T IS sei6eben, mann, MOI
,Sei ibm al Suuie. Sin berabial.
lenoer Saumalt bat ibu eri6la9en."
Ser Ye3irtsanwalt. Der aus Dem er.
tten Shlaf aui9ei6reft pproen mar
UNI Die unsIiidsna6ridt aus 9pros
Wunoe gu pernebmen, lab bic peritOrs
Wienen ces SOten uuo tOnnte feline bel.
tise YepeSuns ni6t bemeiltern.
uMsan balt Sbre Geaenipart fir
our6aus nOtbDenoig. IS lit unm0Q=
lid oaB er bic Spra6e nod wieoerae.
9eplnnt - uuo - uuo - Sie peroeu
SrduIein Sare bort i'm Sauie iinoen.
9tGa bieien baiti9 berausseitOBenen
Worten entfernte ii6 Ypro idnel.
Sn srObter aufresuns bereitete iid
Jerris ibm Su fOisen; es oauerte nibt
laHse, 10 befano er iid auf Der StraBe.
Oils er Srcutt's Saus erreidte, lab er
es BON elmer Sbaar tbeilnebmenoer
HGdbarn uno Setannten oi6t um=
orau9t. Im Sbor mari er einen
i1susH Bid auf ben Risisnbaum unp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

mar, wis er in Wirtlihteit ltuttIauo, il
ipilroe lh iugen: SlI6m sic nab Dem
YRdnn, Der, noboem Ct Oas @e'prat
nit Nngeb0rt, Suerlt lib bon Der @ruppe
ent'ernte uno aul oem Shnuplob oea
Terbrehens erIhien - oas lit Der WtDr-
Der. $500 Srellih ais gpro mir mlttbeiite,
mas lid bier Su9etra9en, lbmleg lb,
oenn Der Wann, dui melhen ole'e Tpr=
NuSleBungen paBten. mar - circuit"
Sbne alli Die Seitiir5un9 Der 6reunoe
81 ahten, ihritt Der Pplisit bierau'
na1 Der Sbiir, an melhe ihon mebr=
mails getlopft poroen tpar, uuo pnnete.
Spro frat baiti9 elm; pelde Sptlbaft
e. bradte, itano ibm i'm 6elibt gei6rle=
ben.
sd beonuere Sbnen mittbellen 81
milnen -" begann er.
,Srcutt lit tOot!" iiel 6erris RAID
Elm.
Ser iunse Setettio usrbeugts iit)
ltumm-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
80.
6ryce.

9us Serris cine Stunoe ipdter in
SreomeQs Se9leituns oas Saus ~perlai=
len pOllte, fiblte er ii6 am Nrm be-
riibrt. Sid ummsnosno iab er 9idorp
Dor lid iteben.
,Gntiduloissn Sis." iaste Der po-
Light nit b6fli6er Yerbeusun9, lin Der
gibliOtbet partet Elm Serr, Der Sic gu
ipreden pini6t. ebe Sic fOrtseben."
sic besabsn ii6 ua9 benz besei6nes
ten 3immer uno blieben tieieri1iittert
aui Der Sdpelle iteben. Die boben
giiherldrlnte an Den WGnoen, Der
9roBe nit often uno papiereu beoedte
Witteltiib, Die gauge woblbstanute Gin.
ri6tung, uno oaSu Der leere IrmItubl
Dor Dem aus9ebrannten &amin - Is
mar Elm oiiiteres Bib.
9n einem Seniter am anoeren Gnoe
oes &aumes bate ein 9err, ani9eineno
in ein BUD pertieft. 9eltauoen, ieBt
wanote er Il6 uno trat auf lie gu. o
Sic ~erlauben, oaB id mid Sbnen
pOritelle," ia9te er; ,,meiH Same III
8rpce, i6 bin Seamter Der Hsp- YOrter
8ebeimpOliSei."
Sic bier, Serr 8rpcs!" REF Der
ge%sirtsanpalt eritauut, ,,pie 1T bas
mOglI6?"
Ser beriibmte Setettir perbeuate li6.
uSOraS gDro, elmer meiner unter9s.
benen, bat mid berserufeu," iaste er.
,SOr etpa iebs Stunoen erbielt i'd
feline Sepeide in Utica. Ser iungs
Waun 1T bel benz bier idpebenoen &ri-
minalfal beiddftist. id bofe. er bat
iid Sbre 3uirieoenbeit erpOrbeH uno
9enieBt Sbr Vertrauen."
$50 battle aroBe Stiide auf Serrn
gprp, ent9esnete Ssrris, ,.aber oab
er mad ibnen i6idte, 9ei6ab Obne mei-
men @uitraS. I'm wiepiel ubr 1T oenn
iein SeleSramm bon bier absesaH9en9"
lin balb swoli, uumittelbar nad
Serrn Orcutt's llnfal. Wabribeinli1
alaubte Spro meiner ollie bel oieisr
nersn Yerwidluns gu beoiirfen, oa sr
ii6 ALIEN ibr ni6t seruadien fablts."
Serris mari einen ipri6enoen Bid
auf ben eriabrenen 4Oli3iiten. SIS
tommt mir ourdaus uidt unSeleaeu,
oaB sic bier an Srt uno Stsue iiHo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

uSat lton Shfpel9en 9elObt."
Sa bic pOrseidlasenen WaBre9eln
oasu au9etban waren, Serris uno
5reowell etpas 81 berubisen, ertldrten
lie lid nit allen einperltanoen, sumal
8rpce peripra6, nit Der srOBten &iid=
iibt gu y8erte az seben neil Der Gie=
oante, bas auf Dem Namen zines iOl=
den Waunes Elm unauslOi6liher Wa=
tel bafteu iole, au9 ibm in Der Seele
,upioer lei.
,,No6 cine Srass," risf 5srris, als
er lab, baB Der Setettip ii6 ani6itte,
oas Simmer gu Derlaheu. ,Spielt
ni1t bel benz 9eroaht, ben Sic gesen
unieru uHslidlideu Sreuuo besen,
aud Der Iberslaube cine &ole?"
IS bat Der &ataltrppbe ui6t be-
ourit, i'm meme Mufmertiamteit aui
Srcutt gu lenten," la9te 8rpce, ..piel=
mebr nimmt Is mid Wunoer, Dab Der
Seroa6t nidt idOn ldnsit auf i'm se-
fallen lit. Senten sic nur oaran,
wie mertwiiroiS oas perilbts @erbreden
nit Der &eoe oes SudIism iberein=
itimmte! Gbe Sic puBtsn, per oieier
Yudli9e mar - i'd islbit ndmli6 -
slaubten Sic, er miiiie Der Sbdter iein.
Der WOro eridien unmittsIbar als Die
Sol9e ieiuer WOrte - Der Yerbre6er
mu6te oieie ~penisitsns pernommen ba-
ben, wenn es ni6t NIT 3auberei Su9e-
ben iOllte. gDare mir ourb eiuen mei-
ner 8ebilfen berittet pOroen, baB ii6
Elm gebeimHiBuOller WOro 3%usstra9en,
nabOem iuuf Wlnutsn OOrbsr ben Yer-
laui oeilelbeH i'm yeiiein msbrersr psr-
i0usneU ssHau 10 bsi&rsibsn pOrosn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
,,Sat nitt oas Shitial 9eiprOteu?"
idate er laut uno uahoriitlih.

,,Sat nibt ous Sbidial 9eiprObeu?"
lagte er laut uno naboriitlih.
Sod aufoerihtet ltano Smo9en oa
lno oeutete nit Dem Singer auf bic
bleibe Heitalt.
.Sbr bubt es 9ebOrt," rief Iie,
Fremont Circuit 9eIteht auf Dem SOos
tenbette, oaB bic Ier9eltuus bes Sim=
mels lib an ibm pertunoet. Wer ben
Stud pernpmmen bat, Den bic Wittme
Glemmetls 9eSen ibren WOroer l6leu=
oerte, mus wilien, mas oas beoeutet.
,@abniiuni9e," rief Serris, lie BON
benz Ylage psrordnseno, mas fir ueue
@aierei ueroeu Sic nod eriinnen?" -
Gr beu9te ii6 nieoer, nm ein ertldren.
oes @ort @prt aus CIRCUITS ei9enem
Wunoe 81 pernebmen, auein Der Sei+
Denoe mar idOn mieoer in geDuBtloIia=
felt suriid9eiunten - na6 allen Insei=
den tpnnte Der SOB ni6t mebr fern
ieiu.
Sn beitiser Grresuns manote Iia
Jerris 81 Den beitiirSten 4nipeienoen.
Sieie @ntla9e," rief er, ,,srinnert
lebbaft an oiejenise, welde. 5raulein
Care seltern Dor 8eri6t se9en iid ielbit
erboben bate. Sie 1T bon Sinnen
uno peiB ni6t mebr, mas lie reoet."
,Niemano tennt iensn Wann, 10
tpie ib i'm tsnne, " iaste SmOaen rubis
uno beitimmt. Damn Sps lie li6 tia
i'll cine ountle 3inmerede surid, oas
Weitere %abSuparten.
Sept lab 6erris, oeratein Iuse bon
benz Sreunoe peruauote, ME Srcutt
absrmals gum SewuBtiein ertuadte uno
itarr ms 2eere blidte, Wit tlarer,
our6orinssuper Stimme, als iprads
er Dor Dem %periammelten 8eribtsbDt
rief er: ,Slut iOroert Slut," uno
oann in lsiierem, pertrautem 2On: %,
Smpeen, Smosen - Iles Inn Seiuet=
pillen." Seine Qugen i6lOllen lid
pieper uno ibren Namen nod auf ben
2lppen, p~eriant er gum !eBten Wal in
SspuBtlolisteit.
Smosen Sars mar a%uiseitanoen.
Meines Sleibens lit bier nibt ldn=
GER" murmelte lie; lid babe meins
Yfli6t setban, nun mill i'd seben."
81 blidte I'm lib; in ben 8eii6tsru
aller Inmeienoen meinte lie ibr 0er=
Dammuu9surtbeil 81 leien - oas brad
ibr Den Mutb' lie i6pantte uno mare
umseiunten, bate ni9t elm ibr uubs.
fainter Serr ben @rm ausseItredt, u,n
iie 81 itiBen. No5 einmal paHote lie
ii1 OH Serbs:
,,SOren Sic mid, i'd reoe bic Wabr=
belt! Selier ais Mauieu, als Valerian
Siloretb uuo bic uusliidli1e Smogen
Care bate Der Wann wel1er bier, Don
Der &a6e oss Simmsls credit, auf benz
Sterbebette lie9t, Sbnen ia9en tOnuen,
lpie 6rau 6lemmens ben Sob ~seiunben
bat.
,,@er limb Sie?" fraete iie NIT be-
benoer Stimme Den ireunolibeM Serrn
mittlereu @lters. Der ibr ben Irm &c.
bpten.
,,98enn ih es Sbnen ms Sbr fiji.
tern bari iOuen Sic Is pilien, erwi.
0erte er.
Sic neiate iih 81 ibm bin, uno el
murmelte eini9e WOrte, Die Tie neu gu
beleben i6ienen.
limb sic pOlen mir belfen2" riei
lie.
gu peltem anoern 3psd bin i'd
bier2" mar ieine Nntport.
Yin Der Sreppe itano cine MOBILIZE
tanute Geltalt, bic SmOSeH jeBt crit be-
mertte.
,Sidorp," befabl jeuer Serr NIT
Der rubi9en Yeftimmtbeit zines 8orse-
ieBteu, ,,iorsen Sic oafiir, oaB pdb-
rsuo meiner Nbmeienbeit NIemano oas
&ranten3immer betritt ODER OerlaBt."
9arauf selsitete sr SmUssn 9urs
mad Der SibliOtbet uno itlOB Die
Sbure hIHter IIb ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
JG.Centr. Gilen6a@n.
TisS III bic turSs Route ua&
OanttOn, Council BLUFFS.

Uantt0n, eDullcu Sluns,
omaha uno San 5ranciscp.
iiber Siour Gitp.
Hab auitiu, SwatoHua, WimeapoltS
uno ct. Faul. iiber Waterloo u. Woua.
gfab WtarlbaQtopu, @rinueQ, Sttumua.
iiber atlep.
Na6 grano SuuctiOn uno Sss Otoimss,
ilber Sort Dodge.
3ass %perlaiisn bas SulHOIs Central Depot far ben
WBslteH lpIt toIgt:
Yahastsraass. .... 7:lo DIN. tasIta, auss. sOuHtas&
......3:S YtM.
...... $40 Sim,
Observation-Disclosures glm, .
&silsHoeu. bic uat BEN Often gsbsu, bietet btsis ~.
ME ~beIoHoere VortbeiIe. Gle III bic sin5lgs. pslte
Snr9Sl9e 5iplIten Dubuque lno Chicago .auieu laBt;
aud bat le allen S6lattpaggons uut Tag u. sta9t'
austH. bic bis Sbsago bardbgebsH.
Yaiagtere. bic il0lib. nab ct. SoutS. 0atrp,
xouisptue, Vafbptuc, WempbtS, Vsw Cu
Ieaus ooer plaBen IN leras gtbeH fpsrosH ral1 be-
iDroert uub NADER iieDsrs YsrbsHoIu9eu.
3uge nab oem ClteH unb Snben gebeH 40:
YaliagIsrsuae .... 7:30 Wm, tdalIb.
......l:l5Ytm, ausg. SoHHtaQ
. .... .lo&5 Ytm, 4"
S.W .WReylear, paii. alo litstsIssnt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

Yesterdays game was one more victory
for Savannah. Nashville was defeated
by a score of to 4. The game was not
called until after o'clock, on account of
the crowds being delayed by the cars
being blocked for some time, and the
park managers decided to wait so as to
give people chance to get in at the start.
The team work on both sides was gen
orally good. The individual errors, how
ever, were numerous. Savannah had the
misfortune to have Ramsey hit on the
arm by pitched ball in the fourth inning,
and he was Obliged, to leave the box.
Cain went in for the rest of the game. 1t
is not thought that this injury will lay
Ramsey off for any length of time. or
effect his work in any way
Nashville lost the game by errors =
Every error cost. Once when Webster
attempted to throw to second he threw
out of reach of the baseman,. and this
error alone cost two runs When Savan-
nah had played its half Of the eighth in
ming Umpire Hogan declared the game
called on account of darkness. The score
ia fallorve ". -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27
SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT.
A Row at Atlanta Mars the Pretties'
Game Yet PLAYED

Atlanta, Ga, April 26.-The Atlantas
had 5000 people out to-day to see the pref
test game that mas been played in the
south this year It was memorial day
and the immense new grand stand
was crowded with the elite
of the city. New Orleans presented
Tanning, the star of the team, and
his work was excellent, but the Atlanta
managed TO fine him seven times. Chard,
for the Atlantas, did the best work seen
in the south since the days of Smith
He put the ball over the plate, but not a
hit was made OF him, and nearly every
time the ball was touched it was foul and
inheld play.
During the first inning, Sullivan, mana
ger of the Atlantas, kicked on decision
and stepped up to the plate. Tanning
fired the ball at the plate, hitting Sulli-
van on the temple and knocking him
senseless When Sullivan was revived he
assaulted flaming, and general row was
iminent, when the police interfered.
Sullivan claims that Tanning did the
work Intentionally, while the latter de-
MES it. The score was;
II, Fl. f.
Atlanta. .........1 00OOOO-T 2 3
New Orleans 80 5000 900 0 I
Batteries--Chard and Boyle; flaming and
GChabel
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LEGAL NOTICES

~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-To the
Superior Court OF said County The petition
OF Ludden & Bates Southern Music House
respectfully shows, /. That on the first day
Of April, 1894, upon the application Of William
Ludden ct al duly fled and published, your
this honorable court, under the name OF
Ludden q Bates Southern Music House, for
and during the term OF ten years with the
privilege OF renewal az the effl Of that time,
rights, powers and privileges fully set out In
said order Of Incorporation and the applica-
ton upon which the same was based.
2 That on the 23rd day Of june 1888 upon
the application OF your petitioner, duly filed
and published its said charter granted on
April 1, 1884, was, by order OF this honorable
court, amended IN certain particulars fully
set out IN its said application and the said
order thereupon Of June g. 1883.
g. Your petitioner hereby specially refers
TO the said original order OF Incorporation
and TO the proceeding upon which the same
was granted; and 10 the said order amending
its charter and TO the proceeding upon which
that order was granted which orders and
proceedings are OF file and record IN this hon
orable court
desires a renewal OF its said charter as
amended as aforesaid for the further term OF
ten years from the expiration Of the said
term for which the same was originally
granted.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that an
order may be granted renewing its said char
ter as so amended for the further term Of ten
years from the expiration Of the said term for
which the same was originally granted.
JACKSON & WHATLEY,
A. G. WRIGHT
Petitioners Attorneys.
Petition for renewal Of charter filed in office
JAMES K. p CARR.
Clerk >. c., @. c.. ca.
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HANDSOME FURNITURE
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN g. SON,

On MONDAY, 9Oth April 1894, at II o'clock,
at 1856 Duffy street, between Whitaker and
and Barnard,
Brussels Carpet, Parlor Suite (sIlk
Piush), Center Table. Fancy Chess Table,
shades, Rockers, Rochester Lamp, Large
Rug, Dining Table, sideboard, Refrigera-
tor, Wardrobe antique OaiS), Fancy
Chairs. Toilet Set. Bedroom suite, Carpet,
Rugs, Chess Table, Lounge Bed, Book
shelves, Carpets, Gas stove and Fixtures,
Kitchen Utensils, Hall Carpet, Pictures
and Waller CoIors, etc.
Whitaker and Barnard street cars within q
feM doora.
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PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES Treasury Department
4 ONCE Marine Hospital Service
South Atlantic Quarantine, April
%, 1s9i-Seal3d proposals viii he
received at this once until noon Of the
tenth 10th OF May, 1894. to furnish subsist-
enee and other supplies for the use OF the
marine hospital service az South Atlantic
quarantine during the II seal year ending
June 20. 1895. Schedules and further informa-
undersigned. The right is reserved to waive
informalities and to reject any or all propo-
sails, EUGENE WASDIN. Passed Assls-
tant Surgeon. NJ. H.S., in command OF sta
ton.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
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Anybody who has any want TO supply, any
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Liverpool, April 27-The following are the
weekly cotton statistics; Sales OF the week
were $1,000 bales-American a., 900 bales trade
taklngs including forwarded from ships side
TO splnners, 1900 bales; actual exports 3 900
bales; total imports $1,000 bales-American
$4,000 bales total stock 735 600 bales-Amer-
tcan 10000 bales; total afloat 50 600 bales
American 6500O bales: spectators took 800
Dales: exporters took B 900 hales
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WON ON NASHVILLE'S ERRO.
Savannah Defeats the TGaneeSSeeanS
s to 4.

Two Thousand People Witness the
Game-Ramsey Injured By
Pitched Ball and Taken From the
Box-Cain Did Good work in Ram
sey's Placs-Savannah to Play
Mobile To-day.