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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Nashville got the rubber from Savan-
nah yesterday, defeating the ModOcs in
an interesting and intensely exciting
game by score o. 4 to 8. The game was
a battle of pitchers, in which the Ten
nessee twirler was best man.
The attendance was small, but the
crowd was enthusiastic, and cheered the
good plays of both teams in hearty man
ner.
Tom Ramsey was in the box for Savan-
nah, and surprised everybody by his
splendid pitching. This is the first game
he has pitched since the team returned
from its trip, and after the game Ramsey
stock took big Jump. The fielding of
the home team was good, but its inabil
ity to Hit Moran lost them the game.
Nashville had Moran in the box, and
TO his pitching can be accredited Nash
ville's victory The fielding of the visit
ors was only fair. The game was re-
markable from the fact that out of the
ten total hits on both sides not one was
for more than one base. This is some
thing that rarely happens. Savannah
scored one run in the first inning on
Clarke's base on balls, McCann's base on
balls and Larocque's hit, and one in the
InlrQ inning On -IhdDSSg . bblilS MI ny
pitcher, Clarke'S hit and Welfe'S hit
Nashville scored two in the second
inning on Sweeney's base on balls,
Whitehead's hit, Dooley's hit and
O'Mearas base on balls, and two in the
third inning on Stalling's base on an error
of Buffers, Works hit, Sweeney's hit
and Whitehead's sacrifice. This ended
the scoring on both sides, as neither side
scored after the third inning, though
Savannah came as near scoring in the
ninth inning as ever a team did. Wolfe
was the first man up and he went out
from second to first McCleskey followed
with long hit between left and center,
which Stallings muffed, and McCloskey
went to second, Jantzen got his base on
balls, Butler flied out to left field, Peoples
got his base on balls, advancing McClos-
key to third; Ramsey was the next man
up and as he stepped up to the plate
somebody called out: Home run, Tom. -
But Tom didn't do a thing but hit a nice
little fly right into the left fielder
hands retiring the side
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Jaoksonvine Iroquois, Pennington. Jackson
VILE proceeded New York; schrs Maggie
Lawrence. Holloway, Norfolk; II Gross,
Grover, Bangor; Oscar ) Schmidt, Bacon.
Philadelphia
Georgetown sc. June Starved. schrs
{ Gregory, AndreaSon, New York; B Haz-
ard Radord, New York; WacCamaw Squires,
New York; Nellie FLOYD, johnson New York
Sailed, steamer Croatan, Hansen, New York
via Wilmington.
Beaufort SC. June l5-Arrived. schrs II b
Cousens, Philadelphia; David p Davis from
Baltimore.
Port Royal June I5-Arrived, schrs Alma
Cummings, Boston; John II Tingue, New
Sailed. schrs Evie b Hal. New York; David
Baird New York.
Mobile Jule l5-Arriyed, barkentine BAHIA
ma lBrl, Tooker MayaguezF
Cleared, steamship haugesund [NOrl, Han
son, Bocas del 10ro.
New Orleans. June i5-Cleared. steamships
kspana. Bluehelds; Iberia, Bocas del Toro;
FL Sol. New York.
Port Eads, June Is Arrived, steamships
Clinton, Westch, Buodelds: Whitney, sta
pies, Havana; Barbarian Brl, Highlon, biv-
erpool: New York, Fulton. Havana; Rover
and Colombo, BlueHelds; bark Nasco daC anna
lPOrtl. Rcis Rio dc Janeiro
Sailed, steamship Henry DumOis, Santa
Marta.
New York June is- Cleared. steamer Olin-
da PORT BeROza Fernandina.
brunswick, June 10 ArriTedsteamer King
dom Brl, Roberts New Nork
IL
and savanna In Mar: Charles Il Tuttle, Ives,
New York; James NJ seaman, Peudletou,
Boston.
New London, June lS-Arrived, schr Mabel
! Thomas. Bragger, Fernundina.
Kendall June 5-Sailed, bark Rex lNor],
Andersen, Savannah.
Croustadt June S-Arrivcd, bark Restituta
Madre lltall, Mazella, Charleston for StPe'
! tersburg
! . Genoa, June ARRIVED. steamer Pawnee
| lBri. Aikeuhead. Charleston
| Hamburg. June l2-Awived, barbs Dumalis
! lBrl, Campbell Portland, o; Singapore Gerl
| Noss, Brunswick.
Havre, June l4-Arriyed, park Aired Norl
| Mikelsen, Key West.
/ Isle of Wight. June i2-Passed, bark Rogia
! lNorl, Duus, Savannah for Huh
| Prawle Point, June l3- Passed bark Marie
| kuyper lGeri, Mass, for Savannah.
hochefort. June llArrived, bark Paine
| RUS karlberg, Pensacola.
Sunderland, June Sailed, steamer Ant
| werp City ll3ri, Pensacola
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Asparagus deseryedly a favorite vegetable.
was extensively cultivated by the ancient
Romans, but was not introduced into Eng
land before 1860. In some parts OF Europe
the seeds are used as n substitute for coffee.
aud spurious liquor is made from the ripe
berries Asparagus rs both ltthic and diu-
retic, and its roots were once extensively
used In medicine, The young tender sprouts
or stoms from to 10 inches long, are the
edible parts, and those that are entirely green
are the most tender and delicate. The white
asparagus is, as rule. very tough, the tips
directions are given for boiling asparagus
3 one hour, but this Is a great mistake Twenty
or thirty minbtos Is long enough to cook II
sufficiently
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THE REGIMENTS FINANCES.
The FinaHee Committees Repor
Makes Good Showing.

The finance committee of the First reg
iment, Capt. w. d. Dixon, Capt. Henry
Kolshorn, Capt. w. S. Rockwell and
Lieut.. j. f. Gleason, and the trustees of
the mortgage bonds issued to pay for the
armory, Coils. G. H. Olmstead and j. II.
Estill, met yesterday at the Chatham
Bank.
The report of the committee showed
that19O bonds of 500 each had been is.
sued out of the 200 authorized, and that
twenty-seyen bonds, or $4,000 indebted
ness on the property. The paid bonds
and coupons and the ten bonds unissued
were destroyed.
The successful management of the
finances of the regiment is a credit to the
board OF officers and the committee.
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.eading tuturss ranged as tolIows.

Baltimore, June lO-flOur dull unchanged 4.
western superhns 81 7JaI 20; western extra
s. 0J12 30; western family s. 611l ST. winter
wheat patent 50 0]1} IS spring patent S3 20
G93 50; spring straight 50 1908 So Wheat
easy; No. 2 red, spot, 5s445S5ac; June 5S4
GD5s5ac: July 59d59l6c; August GJUGn5c:
september 61406llSc steamer No. 2 red
5i4D55c milling, by sample, 576lGJc. Corn
dull; mixed spot 46An465gc; June 46Ac bid;
July 46c bid; steamer mixed 4Sc southern
by sample, Doc bid; southern on grade. asa
5Jc. Oats firmer; No. 2 white western 4SJ@
6ll9c; No. mixed western 40 flG47e. Rye
No. 2. h5Gl56c; stock -649l. Hay unchanged
quiet; good to choice timothy 81 5o0i5 90.
Gram freights dull and unchanged: steam
to Liverpool per pushel, Id; Cork for or.
ders, per quarter, IS 3df2s Sd; cotton per
loO pounds, l6c; flour, per 100 pounds g..
Provisions firm; mess pork 8l42S Bulk
meats-shoulders ~; short rib sides &c;
clear sides 8%c. Sugar-cured shoulders SIC:
hams, small 1910; large 12c Lard. refined
sac. Butter firm: creamery fancy ls01gc;
fancy ladle 11Ul5c; store packed 'l00l3c
Eggs firm at lac. Coffee steady; No. Z, 15a4a
Ice Sugar firm. graduated 4ac.
st Louis, June i5.--Fluur quiet and un
changed patents 81 85G1S2 95; fancy - l5GD
%; choice &! 0392 10 Wheat lowsr: july
55BQ56s asked August 55c: September B6a4 a
oB98c bid. Corn lower; June 3Sbc nominal;
July 3sa4@SS8c bid; September Sshc bid
Oats higher; july 34lac bid August soc: Sep
TEMPER SOC. Pork-standard mess SIP 6Oa
II IS; on orders, Sl3 70. Lard. prime steam
nominal at 10 57h choice 10 b21a. Dry sailed
LnbuLS-snOulu6FS ~ - k2s longs An0 GEAR n 0s
W 40; shorts 50 32l2 Bacon-bOXcd shoulders
IS 1907 20; longs 81 t2la: clear ribs "a i2Ha
IS: shorts 81 S7H97 So High wines steady
at 81 0S.
Cincinnati. June I5-Flour spring pat
ents s. $685. 20; family e. 556b9 ~. Wheat
NO. red 57La@oSc. Corn quiet No.
mixed 43hc; No. white 46c: No 2 yellow
4912c. Oats-No. ? mixed 4ilEc; No. white
4Fzc. Pork-mess sl2 IS. for JOB lots; family
Sl2 20. Lard-steam leaf &c; Kettle dried ~ {;
leaf rae. Bacon steady;' shoulders SIC;
short clear rib sides nc; short clear sides
rae. Whisky stendy at 81 IS.
Rice.
New York June l5,--Rice, fair demand
firm domestic fair to extra SAGD5Ac
Japan 4a@4Ac.
Wool.
New York. June l5.-Wool moderate de
mand and about steady; domestic fleece ia
re; pulled l5g34ci Texas nc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. June l5.-Cotton seed oil dull
firm; crude 2sG329c; yellow 32h033c
New York, June l5.-Petroleum market
dull; Washington. in barrels, So 90; Wash
ington, in bulk, 81 80; refined nominal; New
York, in barrels. So IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels IS 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, ~ 60GS2 60.
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York, June i5.APalmer Rivenburg &
Co. quote: FlOrida peaches, Sl.500930a;
muskmelous, s2 OQg3OO watermeions &2O.0Jd
300 per hundred; eggplant. s3.0J0400; 10
matoes 75c0Sl 50: savannah rose potatoes
s2.CO0i27j; Chilli reds S2.00DS2. %; tomatoes
75edtL2o
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Charleston, S. c., June l5.-Charleston
lost to-day's game simply because the
team was outplayed by the visitors.
Mason pitched the best game any visiting
pitcher has done on these grounds so far
this season. His support was also good,
Whlle the home boys were considerably
OF In their WORE The feature of the
game was catch of line hit to center
held by Goodenough. The score follows:
r.. n. r.
Charleston .... 100000 000-2 5
Memphis. 1O2OIOlIE-o - /
Bolan
UmpiIe-McLaughln
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Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-Dr N l. Damon, G A Rich, Mrs M Q
McAlpin, Mrs 7 Thompson, Miss Lille Lar
arus, Miss Rosa Lazarus, J II Spann, Mrs e
Trippe and maid, r G NJ Kinly and family.
Dr. Pope and wife. Mr. Lee and wife. Mrs u 3
Rawley $ q Brosius, Miss f Brewster. Miss
j. Patasky, NJ Leebold.L A Consmiller Emma
Mordeani, Cora Hendrickson, MISS Ander-
Knight and wife, r G Kreeger. G w Tiede.
man, Mrs b Tledcran. Mrs A Bander, Il n
SicKels, f p Bonnegastien. Hood, z Love,
r ) Smith, Mrs H w Bonsil, G II Williams
and wife, J Deb Hops. J Furey. w Beck l. u
Twtne. j r Johnson, Mrs Furey. MISS M Hor
rigan, w y Thorn, Henry smith D Poller Il
Sulman, S Brown, Mrs A Kaasler. Mrs Elker
Davis, + Wright, 3 Drayton, e w Cummings
p Morrow, : II Frazier. II 7 Butler, p Miller,
e r Dixon, II Smith, Stephens, j M
Green.
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Thomas winsmore, 4I4 tons, Conwell, dis
coal-George Harriss & Co.
Maggie NJ Neough b55 tons, Tiilon. ldr cross
ties. New Nork-GeorCe Harriss & Co.
James Young 2i9 tons, Barber. wtg-George
Hnrriss & Co.
Chaunley r Burk 40tons, Fisher ldg lumber
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harriss & Co.
May O'Neil 37i tons. n ats. ldg lumber, Bos-
ton George Harriss & Co.
Percy W Schall s2S tons, Hubbard, dis grain
George Harriss & Co.
Island city, 4u6 tons, voorhees,, dis grain
Dale, Dixon s. Co.
Jennie Thomas 6hT tons Young, dis coal
Dale Dixon 3 Co,
Ten SchoOnerS
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Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups Balti
more-John J Carolan. Agent.
Bark Professor Lintner lNorl, Thommesen,
Crookhaven, ballast-C Chr O Dahl 4 Co.
Brig Robt Dillon. Leighton, New York CO
ment and plaster for andrew Hanley, vessel
to george Harriss Co.
Schr James Young, Barber. Philadelphia
light George Harriss s. Co
Schr Maggie NJ Keough Tilton New York
light George Harriss q Co.
Schr General Adelbert Ames Jameson, with
ice for the Georgia Brewing Assn, vessel 10
George Harriss a Co.
Schr Jennie Thomas, Young. Baltimore
coal for the Atlantic Contracting Co, vessel "a
Dale Dixon 4 Co.
Schr Thomas Winsmore. Conwell. Philadel
phia. coal for agent Central railroad, vessel
TO George Harrlss Co.
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Per Savannah. Florida and Western rail-
way. June 1870 bales cotton, 10 cars melons
5 cars hay. 5 cars coal, ~ cars lumber, IL cars
rock, cars wood, 2 cars iron, cur bran, / 900
bbls r0sin, 759 bbls spirits turpentine, $40
cases pineapples. 3.72t boxes vegetables 81
bbls vegetables, ~ boxes vegetables SO bales
wool, 10 bales hides. 20 bbls potatoes, 20 bales
tobacco "a cases eggs.
Per Charleston and Savannah rail
hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rnil-
road. June l5-7lS crates vegetables, 26l boxes
tobacco, Gears wood, car lumber, ! bale cot
ton | car slaves.
Per Central railroad, June 15-2lG bales
cotton 20i pkgs domestics. 1876 pRgs linters,
l23 bbls oil, ~ casks clay 1872 pkgs vegetables,
1852 pxgs mdse so tons pig iron 2 2i3 bbls rosn,
lob bbls spirits turpentlne, Is Gales wool, 80
cases eggs, car pine, car grits. cars hay,
3 cars brick, cars blocks, car beer, cars
wood.
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The Suits Settled.

The suits of Mrs. Alicia Kelly against
Charles H. Jacobson for services and for
defamation of character have been
settled satisfactorily TO all parties. The
latter suit was for her arrest on a charge
of larceny of which she was acquitted,
The suit of John Kelly against jacobson
for services rendered in the city court
was decided in favor of the defendant.
The plaintiffs were represented by Mr..
w. X. Leaken, and the defendant by Mr..
T. s. Morgan.
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EyzzS g. q u gES3
NASHVILLE COT TWO GAMES
Sayannah'S Three StTaishtS Narrowed
Down to One.

Inability. to Bat Moran the Cause of
Yesterdays Defeat-The Score a to
ga Splendid Game From Start to
Finish-Mc Closkey to Make GO at
Memphis To-day.
Yesterdays GAMES.
Savannah 3, Nashville 4.
Charleston 2, Memphis 6.
Macon Z, Mobile 8.
Atlanta 2, New Orleans 6.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Memphis at Savannah.
Nashville at Charleston.
New Orleans at Macon.
Mobile at Atlanta.
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List of vessels in the Port of savannah.

savannah, June 70. 1894
STEAMSHIPS
City OF Birmingham, 1853 tons Savage, New
TOrk-C G. Anderson, agt.
Decatur II Miller 1874 tons Billups, Balti-
more--John J Carolan, Agt.
Iris Belgl, 1882 tons. Smit ldg naval stores,
Antwerp-Antwgrp n $ Co.
Cynthiana iBrl. 1884 tons. Mckenzie, ldg
phosphate rock for Rotterdam-J M Lang
Elliot lBrl, 227 tons, Brown, wig, Boston
Master.
Five steamships.
Gripen lswl, liTs tons, Ryterg, ldg naval
stores Europe-straehan e. Co.
One ship
Dahiia lswl, 800 tons, Nchmann. ldy naval
stores Europe-Chr q Dahl g Co.
Petersen lEorl, Gi6 tons, andersen. ldg
naval stores, Europe-ChT @ Dahl a. 60.
Nordenskiold lNorl, 40 tons. Gundersen. ldg
naval stores. Europe Chr G. Dahl & Go.
Tn 1horessen LNorl. 455 tons. Salgesen, ldg
naval stores, Europe--Chr @ Dahl Il Co
Guldregn lNorl, IA tons, Syendsen, wtg--Chr
Record Nor es2 tons, Johannesen, ldgnayal
stores EurOpc-Chr @ Dahl q Co.
Spind Norl, 42S tons, Hansen, cid Glasgow
Chr @ Dahl g. Co.
Aliuca Norl 1893 IONS, Andersen. ldg naval
stores Europe Chr G. Dahl a. co.
Amafanth lGerl, si2 tons, HaUth ldg naval
stores. EurOpe-ChF Dahl Co.
Professor Lininer lNorl 198 tons. Thommo-
sen. dis tallast-Chr g Dahl & Co. r
Fre0hem lNorl, 44p tons. Andersen, ldg
naval stores Europe Straehan q Co.
Elma Nor ----. repairing Strachan & Co.
Triton lAusJ, 5i5 tons, Pctranich lag naval
stores, EUROPE r Minis q Co.
Emma Muller lGerl, Kading, al Tybee, wig
Master.
Onward Nor1. 55s tons Frollch Idg naval
stores Europe G Andersen q CO.
Stella Maris lSwl. 500 TONS StoYeneus, ldg
naval stores Paterson, Downing g. Co.
Caroline Nor 1871 tons. Mass, dis ballast
Paterson, Downing g. Co.
Seventeen Darks.
BARKENTINE.
Grei lNorl, ISL tons. Andersen, ldg naval
stores, Europc-Paterson Downing Co.
One Darkentine.
BRIG.
Robert Dillon, 431 tons. Leighton, DIS cement
George Harriss & Co.
One brig.
gCHOOEEHs.
Julia Trubee. AZ ions, Darling, cid New
York Master
General Adelpert Ames, 45s tons dis ice
George Harrlgs Co.
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Per Norwegian bark Spind for Glasgow
1,4o0 bbls rosin, valued at S5,74s. and 100
casks spirits turpentine, valued AZ $500
Paterson Downing & Co.
Per schr Julia A Trabee for New York -
345, $50 feet p lumber-Cooney Eekstein
& Co.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York-60j bales upland cotton, iC0 bales sea
island cotton 240 Dales domestics ana yarns,
I2s bales cotton Hnters, 1905 bDls rOsin l25
bbis spirits turpentine 23NJO feet lumber,
1914 watermelons, "a turtles, 10 bul3 fruit,
2G6 boxes fruit i,0H bbls vegetables, 1887
boxes vegetables, l22 ibis cotton seed oil, 35i
pkgs mdse,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash 10 Advance, eaeI, insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply. saye
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modatlons TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Misses ''-''' '''''''.''- .''''''''''' .' TOO
Sun Sets ................... 7:O5
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High water at Fort PGlaskl 5;49am, 60l pm
Central Standard Timel.
Saturday, June lG
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Atlanta Wings the Peiicans.

Atlanta, Ga, June 15.--The Atlantas
took the last game Of the series from New
Orleans. The crowd was not large, but
IL was well pleased. The score follows;
r. ". y.
atlanta. ......... O0OO42 10 II s
New Orleans. 49,. O00102- II q
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Macon, Ca, June 15.-Macou had to-
days game well in hand up to the fifth
inning, but with her customary good
nature, concluded to help swell Mobiles
average, and therefore played like
wooden men. The score follows:
Macon. ......S-OIO2IOOO- s
Mobile ...........-0 00032 IS 10
Zahner
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Steamship City Of Augusta New York
steamship POwhatan. Barcelona and Genoa
Bark Jabez [Hor. HarburR
Schr Hilda, Philadelphia.
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Steamship City OF Birmingham, Burg. New
York: q q Anderson. agent.
Bark Spind Norl Hansen. Glasgow-Chr G
Dahl & Co.
schr linda. O'Donneil, Philadelphia
Savannah + q n Co.
Schr Julia A Trubee. Darling, New York
Master.
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Maritime Miscellany.

Hyannis, June l2-Schr Cassie Jameson,
Collins from Darlen for Boston, ran ashore
on Handkerchief yesterday am, but was
hoateu in the afternoon by cutter Dexter.
Boston, June l3-Steamer Etheted lBrl
from Port Antonio reports June 70, 1880 am,
lat 80 81 n, lon 20 90 passed close to wreck
bottom up lust awash; hull painted black
apparently 20 feet in length; evidently had
been a long time in that condition, as the hull
was covered with grass wreck lies directly
in the track of vessels bound south and is a
most dangerous obstruction.
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Steamer Alpha. Daniels. Beaufort and Pori
R0ysl-C II Medlock, Agent.
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Pilot charts and oil photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge in United States Photographic
once In the custom house. Captains are
requested to call at the ONCE
Reports OF wrecks ana dereliots received
for transmission to the navy department.
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Charleston. June l5-Arriyed, steamships
Cherokee, Bearse, New York, proceeded
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Memphis Wins at Charleston.

Pitcher Duke was given his release by
savannah after Yesterdays game.
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To.dav,s Game.

Frank Graves leaders from Memphis
will be here to-day to try conclusions
with McCloskey. Memphis is now lead
ing the league, and will no doubt give
Savannah a hard pull. Pepper will pitch.
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ON NORTHERN DIAmoNDs.
Results of the Days Games in the
National League cities.

Washington, June 15.-Games of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results:
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.

Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
eral Interest.
The steamship Gate City has arrived at
New York from Boston, and will receive
her usual summer overhauliug.
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The steamer Tallahassee has arrived
at Boston from New York, having been
transferred to the Savannah and Boston
line.
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For additional shipping news
sse othey columns,
Notice to Mariners.

The United States photographic ONCE has
been removed from the basement TO the first
floor of the Custom House and now occupies
the ofiice in the northeast corner of the
builling.
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Earned Runs Nashville 2.
Sacrifice Blunt Hits-Butler /, Ramsey /,
Whitehead !.
Stolen Bases Clarke l. Sweeney 1, White
head !, o. Meara /. = ~ u 49,
and Wolf.
Bases on Balls-Ramsey 3, Moran 5.
Bases on Hit by Pitched Ball-Ramsey /,
Moran l.
Struck Out Ramsey 3, Moran I.
Umpire-Kelly.
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Mobile wins From Draoon

Batteries Conover, keenan,, Boyle and
Boyd; Braun and Haller
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SUMNER sS0RTS

GUNNER board in the mountains OF Vir
- ginia. For particulars address r. NJ.
Randolph, Keswick, Aloermarle county, Va
va ma
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~Sr~s-~~~--~-~~~-~-~~--~~
90 10 Bakers stan FOR rice field lamb and
" other hne meats.
BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert II. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No. Bull street.
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A FEW more boarders can be accommo
II dated at reasonable terms at Il. Man
ning's restaurant. 100 Bay street.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, good, live man 10 represent
w hrst-class accident company in Savan-
nah; liberal contract TO right party. Address
p II. s.. 7O5 Equitable Building, Atlanta, ca.
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P1. =OO year selling our staple goods to
merchants by sample, no peddling; expe'
Renee unnecessary: will pay salary accord
hold Specially Co., rs Fourth street, CiHein.
nnii O
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PERSnNAI

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I'D ANGS, switches wigs" Tho Brough-
1b ton street Hair store has tho best
selection IN Georgia; also Is the place for the
skllful treatment OF corns nails and hair.
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sConEBY INNINGs.

sCO1E~BY INNINGS.
Savannah. 9........2O10OC 0OO-3
Nashville ...,...............0 20 0 o 81
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40 to Bakers star for rico field lamb and
N other line meats.
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Continued from Seventh Page.

United States IS, registered. ............. %
%Asked. ibid
New York, June I5-Trea5ury balances
to-day we're as follows: Coin, SIS lt2Q 900; cur
reney, S57. SIS, 900.
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New York June t5.-Palmer Rivenburg &
Co quote: Florida peaches, sl.5O13Oa;
muskmelous, s2 OQg300; watermelons. 10000
300 per hundred; eggplant 5000 400; To-
matoes 75c0Sl 80; savannah rose potatoes,
s2.CO@;27j Chilli reds, S2.00as2 2j; tomatoes,
75edAl2S.