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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-22
WASTED TO q SKELETON.
Spring Valley, RoeklGnd Co., ny
DE-. R,V. PIERCE. Sfy-For tbrao 49,,

-'Se'ttttftu No.s ~. I.
three years l
had suffered from
that terrible disease.
Sonsumpt ion, and
heart disease. Before
taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery I had wasted
away to a skeleton;
could not sleep nor
rest. aud many times
wished 10 die TO be
out OF my misery.
, step by step, the
signs and realities of
returning health
gradually but surely
developed themselves
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-22

GEORGIA BUSINESS College has removed to
~ pOStOnice building. Examine the legl.
bic, simple, non phonetic system Of Shortbal d
taught Oy us. Tuition, day or night session,
s. month.
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ON NORTHERN DIAMONDS.
Results of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.

Washington, Aug. 2l.-Games of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing resnlts.
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FOR SALE

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ENOR SALE, City Bakery, Waycross, Ca
i Having engaged in other business | want
TO sell out my bakery. C.. G. Buchanan.
I .ARGE. established dairy business for
City.
LNOR SALE, in Tampa a well fitted restau-
= rant doing good city and transient bus
mess; best location; tine opportunity Ad-
dress Restaurant, Box No. 7l3, Tampa Fla.
u EFORE you buy or sell property consult
- RoL ert II. Iate1n Real Estate Dealer,
No. Bull street.
II ORSE bedding for sale at McDonough &
- Co planning mill, Wheaton street, OPP
posite $, f. & w.
OATS-Finest, heaviest rust proof oats in
- Savannah; will get ripe to harvest e.
lore the June rains. We harvested them
In May, }. i, Gutlmartin s. Co.
FOR SALE. brick house on Henry near
4 Jefferson, in good condition, best of
netghborhoods can be bought very cheap
John L. Archer, IFS Bryan street
FOR SALE, beautiful place on the salts;
- nne dwelling; splendid well OF water;
on the Ele trio railway line, price
$3.50; terms s 900 cash balance at $50 per
month; IA acres of land 10 acres cleared: bal
0nce In wood; business men will find il as CON
venlent TO live at the place as on Anderson
street, LaRoche, No. li6 Bryan street.
ENOR SALE. have for sale one OF the very
Il incest residences in savannah, two sto.
rles on basement, on lot 60Xl00 feet Vacant
ground enough for another house; north OF
castor street between DraytOn and Aber-
corn, IS O0O John l.. Archer, l1s Bryan street
EOR SALE. 81 900 Will buy residence in
Il the southern portion OF savannah; terms
to suit purchaser. John l.. Archer, lis Bryan
street
IGOR SALE or rent, house 1e4 CASTOR street.
Il Apply TO Edward F. Lowell
E1OR SALE, steam yacht Edith fifty-six
Il feet long and nine feet beam Also one
house fat thirty feet long and sixteen feet
wide, Apply TO George w. owens, l24 Bryan
street.
CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
- other coast points last longer and are
cheaper. boats can load at the mill; prices
are reduced to g.. %, and &1.50 per thousand
| Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
-
'1efa se-r LOST
| OST, small shaggy black dog. Had on
~ collar and lock, name Rowdy; reward
for return. j. A. Doyle, l75 Bay.
I OST black and tan bitch, between Thun-
! IL derbolt and Savannah; answers to name
! Of Nellie. Reward II returned to T.. Mach.
! stein, n Jefferson street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-22

BOARDING.


BOARD with large, well-furnIshed rooms;
- good table summer terms lG3 south
Broad
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EDUCATIONAL

A MIDSUMMER BARGAIN. Twenty meal
"a tickets for 3d. Harnett House.
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- ] AZELBROOh' Home School for boys
II will open Sept. 20. 1864. Healthy and
delightful locality For circulars address Mr.
Virginia.
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E1OR SALE. 81 900 VIII buy a residence in
Il the southern portion OF Savannah; terms
to suit purchaser. John l.. Archer, lis Bryan
street
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ENOR SALE, City Bakery, WaycrOss Ga
4 Having engaged in other business | want
TO sell out my bakery. c. G. Buchanan.
| ,ARGE, established dairy business for
~ sale cheap, for cash. Address box 73
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-22

CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
- other coast points last longer and are
cheaper; boats can load at the mill; prices
are reduced to g. %, and S1.5O per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, white servant, to cook and as
w sist in house, TO 90 to Waynesboro
Ga. Address w. p. Lasster or call Wednes
day or Thursday, at I65 south Broad between
/ and o'clock.
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Call and see samples at the local Office
101 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga.
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ITO RENT. No. 2s Margaret street. Thos.
L a. Follard
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WANTED, nurse to go in the country;
w must have recommendations. Apply
SO Liberty street between 10 and II O'Clock
to day.
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WANTED to rent, between Jones and Lib
w erty, or or near Bull street one large
room with alcOVe or two medium size rooms;
must have water and gas and be on pGrlor or
first bedroom floor; viii pay good price Tor
same. Northern News office.
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WTIIUW UOt UUNITI0I.
Yes" replied the other. They are
ctually lighting. Washington Star
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PERSONAL

no you want money: If so you can get all
IL GU want on your diamonds watches
jewelry, clothing, tools, guns, pistols, etc.
and on almost anything Of value, at the Old
Reliable PawnbreRer House, l59 Congress
street. 4. Muhlburg, manager.
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EMPLOYMENT MANIEn-

Emr ~ NEW NHN LU.
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WANTED, work OF any kind by young
w man; competent bookkeeper, sales
man or collector good city references; Will
work a couple OF months without compensa-
ton 10 secure steady employment. Steady,
care News.
SITUATION wanted, by white man of So
- as Watchman, or can make himself use
full Address Reliable, Morning News
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WANTED large furnished room; hot and
w cold fath; located near Barnard, north
Of Liberty street. address NJ. n, Morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-22

LNOR SALE, steam yacht Edith, fifty-six
Il feet long and nine feet beam Also one
house fiat, thirty feet long and sixteen feet
wide. Apply TO George W. owens, l24 Bryan
street.
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IGOR RENT, desirable house Barnard two
a south Of Hall; win be thoroughly reno.
waited and ready for o cupaney oct. l. Apply
to j. +. Brooks, 1854 Bay.
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ROOMS 10 REHI.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RsNT

ENOR RENT desirable houses in best Ioca
tion at moderate rent. Solomon Cohen
8 Bull street
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ROOMs WANTED

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WANTED. two or three rooms completely
w furnished for light house keeping. Ad-
dress box 2T8 city.
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Discovery" To-day I tip the ecsIos ~
one hundred and eighty-seven, ana am well
and strong. W."
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&tALESMEN to sell baking powder; we put
- our goods in glass rolling pins SO month
and expenses, or Commission. Chicago Bak-
Chicago.
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ENOR SALE or rent, house le4 CASTOR street
4 Apply to Edward f. Lowell.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
PEW RENTALS.

At the United hurch-Church of she
 Redeemer-Dwight Place church.
 First m. E. Church.
 At the Church of the Redeemer last night the pew committee were present and all those who had not signed the circular that had been sent out were afforded an opportunity to secure seats. This church has system of sending out circulars to the pew holders and if they wish to retain their old seats they sign the document. This does away with auctioning off the seats. The rental of seats is very satisfactory, the amount in sight being about equal to that obtained last year.
 At the United church they have e sys. tenn of pew renting similar to that of the Church of the Rsdeemer. The committee were present last night and disposed of eeats left over that had not been previous ly rs-enesged. The amount realized from the renting will approximate closely to that of last year.
 At the First Methodist church the com. mittee were present and checked of seats to the members of the church. There was q notable sign of an increase over the amount obtained last year, the number applying for seats being considerably larger. The annual sale of seats in the Dwight Place church was held last night. About 200 members were present, O. W. ClspI acting ss suctioneer. The sale was a very satisfactory one. Between $500 and s60( was raised in bonuses, ranging from $5 tt $40. Among the highest bidders last nigh were D. A. Blakeslee, E. H. Sperry and E A. Chatfield.
 oI xE ~k A .-lr church, which has been In progress for tn
 last few days, was practically concluded last evening, when nearly all the pews wer rented.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
BURNED THE SIGN POST.

Three students Atfempt to Destroy she Public Sign POst at she Green Chased and shot at by an Omeer, but They Escaped UniDjured.
 At an early hour yesterday morning the public notices on the sign post at the cor ner of Church and Chapel streets were set on fire and partially destroyed by one of . party of three students, all of whom ss- capped.
 Shortly after o'clock the trio of Yale boys were jocosely vending their way up Chapel street toward the college campus. When the corner of Church street was reached one of the students struck match, lighted cigarette and applied the burning lucifer to the public notices on the sign post, some of which he'd becom. loosened and were futtsring in the gentle bret zs Pstrolman John Gilligan was in the vicini l ty Of the post and saw the blaze. The officer immediately put after the tri, | of students, but they managed to elud him and finally escaped. The chase was hot ono across the green, but the student secured long lead on the officer, while b was engaged in extinguiahing the blazln public notices.
 "Stop, or I'll shoot!" called out the off csr ct the fast retrsa,ing students at th same time drawing his revolver. Tn students continued on their mad retres and paid no attention to the officer threats. Officer Gilligan thereupon dis charged one of the chambers of his re volver into the air and one of the student was seen to drop. He quickly gather 6 himself up again, however, and fear lend ing heetness to his limbs managed to mak his escape. The officer fired second she at the lower limbs of the retreatipg stu dents but they had by this time succeede in getting 50 far out of the range of th bullet and so its flight was harmless.
 In consequence of the prompt action C Officer Giliigan the sign post was not ser ously damaged and only few of th notices were destroyei.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
PASSED AWAY.

sudden Death of Mrs. William HI.
 filling of Fair Haven After an HI.
 ness Of . Few Hours.
 In the death of Mrs. William H. AIline, which occurred ct about o'clock last evening, . large circle of friends Is called to mourn. She had been i'll but a few hours and the evening before she spent in . visit at the home eff her parents, Captain and Mrs. O. L. Ludington of tho annex. She was taken i'll yesterday morning and the day had not yet closed before she had passed sway. She was attended by Dr. Hall and Dr. B. H. Cheney, but all that the best medical akill and loving care could do wers unavailing. She died of an acute attack of indigestion, with other complications
 The news of her death came last evening as great shock to the large circle of ac- quaintances and intimate personal friends, with whom she was favorite andmucf- beloved. The beresved family have the sinoerest sympathy in their affiiction. She leaves beside her husband and her parents, three children, the eldest girl of sixteen; also two brothers, Csptain Luzerne Ludington and Ammi P. Ludiup- ton of Fair Haven, and one sister, Mrs, Andrsw Hull of Fair Haven. The de- s ceAsed was member of the Second Con- gregational church and had been . mem. ber there for years. She was . devoted wife and mother and warm friend and the homo circle wac her chief delight and sol- zee. Many will miss her and mourn her dsath. She was the youngest daughter of Captain and 1rs. Ludington.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
Shade And Sunshine

Mostly shade with outdoor air is what people will soon be hunting for. Piazza Bam. boo Shades, sizes 6 KS feet. 8xS feet and 10 KS feet, costing little as 9S cents, $I.4S and $I.So each.
 Not affected by weather. Roll up and down by pulley and cord. It takes time to order and receive them from Japan. To be sure of them July, people order in May.
 Assortment almost un- limited in Shades plain and figured, at 25-32-45-4S and 65 cents, with brackets and pulls ready to hang. We make and hang the Sun Fast Holland Shades to ordinary sized windows for 75 cents each. Simply a Postal Card order will bring a man to take me a sure ents of windows.
 Irnho,sserr se-or5 r1o,-
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
InHurance.

Insurance items of vital interest to the public. The stock fire insurance con- psnies lost in surplus for the year 1893 over the year 1892 $6. .67s. .s93. the largest loss to any one company being $725, 154. Consequently If losses are not materially reduced, the public must pay more money to be insured, or else go without insur- ance. Moral, seek the best. We are agents for the oldest, strongest and largest mum. Der of fire insurance companies and do the largest business of any agency. The young. est of the three oldest companies we are agents for is 174 years. Therefore for the best insurance call on Chas. Wilson & Co., 70S Chapel street. ap2S Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
Personal.

Dr. Francis Bacon and wife win sail for Europe in two or three weeks.
 Dr. William H. Humiston of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting his parents at 104 Howe street.
 Meyer Schwed of Lafayette street has returned from . two months' trip to Tampa, Fla.
 Samuel H. Kirby recently presented . set of gas 6xtnrrs to the Episcopal church in West Haven for use at the parsonage
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
YALE.HARvARD GAMES

Entries for the Spring Games Be- tween Yale and Harvard at the Yale Field.
 The entries for the Ysle-Harvard games, which occur on the field May IA, are as follows:
 100 yards dash-Yale, Cleveland '94, Richards '95, Sanford L. S., Pond '97, Wade '97, Bennett '96, Burnett '97; Hsr- yard, Williams '96, Smith '95, Goldmark '94, Dorman '94, Merrill '94, Whittren '95, Garcslon L. S., P. deS Prade 's6, Storrs
 '9e, Gseen '9e, Brewer 'se, Bloss '94, Hil- dreth '9e.
 220 yards daah-Yale, Cleveland '94,
 Richards '95, Sanford L. s., Pord '97,
 Wade '97, Anderson '95S., Parker '97,
 Chubb '95s., Burnett '97; Harvard, Mer-
 Till 's4, Whittren 's5. P. dss. Prsdo 'ee, 9arcelon L. 8.
 '96, Brains-d '9e S., Morgan '94, Crockett Paine '96, Boardman '94, Collamore. 120 yards hurdle-Yale, Hatch '96, Hart '94. Lyman '94, Cody '95 S., Hart '94 s. :; Harvard, Gsreelon l.. S., Brennan '96,
 Wheel wright '94, Jamisson '95, Fenollosa '95, Williams '96.
 One mile run-Ysls, Allison '94. Bunnell '94, Thall '965.; Harvard, Norton '96, Phil lips '97, Drew '97, Staab '95. Two mile bicycle race-Yale, Hill '97S., Parmalee '95, Brewster '94S., Glenny '97S. |, filling '96; Harvard, Hildreth '96, Elliott '95, Erin kinheff 's7, schereschewsky '95. Cap on '97, Holmes '96, Hall 97, Davis. L. s. Stowe S0R 3OR dreth '9B, Bremar '96, Dorman '94, Msns- field '97, Williams '96, Marshsu '97, G. E. Smith '95. Quartsr-mile-Ysle, Sanford L. S., Ben-
 nett '96, Gerad '97, Jordan '95 S., Parker
 '97, Frank '95 S., Ohubb '95 S.; Harvard, Merrill '94, Hill 'S4. Hollister i97, Prsdo '96. Whittren '95, Vincent '97, Blackmore '97. Marshall '97, Lakin '94, Brewer '9g. Hildreth '96. Garcelon L. S., Storrs '96. Haif-mi1e-Yale, Woodruff '96 Wheeler
 '97, Kett, Jordan '95 s., Frank '95 S.; Hsr-
 yard, Blackemore '97. Hollister '97, Hill '94. Vincent '97, Larkin '94, Colridge '95,
 Carson r. S., Boardman, jr.; Oollamore, Emerson '9e.
 Throwing the hammer-Yale, Stillmsn
 '94S., Hickok '96S., Brown '96. Colt '96, Chad wick '97, Gross '96; Harvard, Shea L. S., Acton II. 8 Johnstone l.. S., Cockrell '96S., Pierce '96.
 Putting the shot-Yale, Stillman '04S., Hickok '95S.. Brown 'S6, Lyman '95, Colt '9e, Chadwick '97. Cross Y6; Harvard, Shea L. 8, Acton II. s.
 Pole vault-Kershow '95, Thomas '94. Rice '94S. Allen '95 6. Brett '97;s Hxrvxrd, Wheelwright '94, Sherman 9z, Cotton '97.
 Broad jump-Yale, Shs1don :96, Wade '97, LineweaVer '97, De Sibour '96. Har. yard '96, Pond '97; Harvard, Bloes '94, Wheelwright '94, Winter, Gr.. Clark '96, Sshosnfeld '95.
 High jump-Yale. Cady '95 s., Gerard '97, Thompson '97, Roe '95 S., Ladd '94 s. Bowns '96 ;; Harvard, Paine '97. Putnam '96, Clark '96, Sackney '97, WheelwriRht 's4, Bloss '04. Sherwin '94 and Cheney '94.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
A New Departure in Telephone Ser

 New Departure in Telephone Ser @ vice.
 The Southern New England Telephone company has adopted e new rule In c ,n- nection with It's toll service between points in the state. Hereafter the party calling for station out of town will be asked the name of the person he wishes to talk with, and if the party desired Is not at the sta ton called no charge will be male for the connection.
 This new rule will be appreciated by users of the toll service of the telephone company, ss 1t does not require one to pay for calling . station to talk with come par ticulsr person who may not be in. Useri of tho servics should be careful to ask fol the party with whom they wish to talk otherwise the rule will not be operative, ai c charge will be made at the regular ratei where any station alone is called and nc | particular person stated. my1 eod3t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.

Htllhouse Team Vlgorously Training
 - for the Coming Contest.
 At recent meeting of the High School Athletic association the proceeds of the concert given last March, amounting to $125, was handed over to the association. A handsome glass case in which to keep the Yale cup for the Connections High School Athletic association field day champion ship, as long as Hillhouse holds it,. was also presented by the Gamma Delta Pei. It has been won by Hillhouse ones, last year, and by Hartford twics. If Hartford gets it this year 1t goes to her for good, and for that reason the Hillhouse candidates for places on the athletic team are training desperately. Hillhouse expects to win this year and her chances are good.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
,CommoNwEALERs AaH HERE.

Captain Sweetlandss Detachment of she Industrial Army Quartered at the Central Labor Union Hall-lts Arrival Here Late Yesterday After- nOon-marched to Center Church. There Captain Sweet1and Halteds Hut Few Minutes Later Marched to the Hall-Speeches Made There ny Captain Sweetland, John Ryan, John E. Fitzgerald and RI. HI. Lane -General Swift of the massachusetts
 Contingent Also Here-His com.
 mana Will Come TO.mOFrOW-Four
 Local Recruits Secured.
 The first Connections detachment of the Army of the Commonwealsrs made its en- trance into this oity late yesterday and throughout the evening was the center of attraction in and about the central part of the city. The division is composed of about twenty three mon under the leadership of Captain Sweetlsnd. Much interest was manifested in this little knot of Coxeyitea and from the time of its arrival un.n late last night crowds of people assembled on Chapel street and other streets, all anxious to get glimpse of the. party.
 It was shortly before o'clock that | party of twenty-three men, all of whom appeared tired, dirty and hungry, and much the worse for wear, entered the city limit at the north end of State street near Bish ops gate. The party was generallsd by Captain Sweetland. The captain and eaet of the soldiers wore small American f1se about three inches long and two inebel wide in his buttonhole or in his hand while the captain was still further dfstin guished by 8 white ribbon which he wor' on the lapel of his coat, on which were tn words:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-01
HRnRn & Sou

Stamped on @ shoe means perfection in everything that tends to make shoe per feet. The Hansn-Dillon Shoe company, Se Church street, are sole agents for New He
 ven. The prices on our mems shoes range from $2 co to $7 co; on boys from $1 2t to s 50. my 1885