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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from seventb Page

Of charge in United States photographic
once In the custom house. Captains are
requested to call at the ofice.
Reports OF wre clIs and derellcts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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RuAanLNG.

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| F. YOU want good board at reasonable rates
Il apply to li0 Gordon street.
M ANTED, boarders at Montgomery. in
" private family; pleasant south rooms
Address M Montgomery, near savannah
Ca, care City and Suburban Railway.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is words or moro,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash In Advance, eaoN insertion
Anybody who has any want to supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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INSTANTANEOUS.

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NTILMIEGTON ISLAND grand excur-
w sion and auction sale Of lots Thursday.
June o. Edw. w. Brown. Auctioncer.
Steamer Flora viii leave lhunderbolt at 1880
a m. and o'clock p m. lcity tlmej. Spec
tal fair for round trip 10 cents, sale com
mences at p. m. Terms 80 cash, balance
70 per month, interest on deferred payments
BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert H. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No. Bull street.
pOX stalls for your horses al our stables
- 9S and 100 Bryan; telephone As. Thomas
F. Gleason 4 Co.
RUY a lot at Wilmington Island, grand ex.
- cursions ana auction sale Thursday,
June % Fair round trip 10 cents from
Thunderbolt,
TINHE Bar Harbor buck board IL seats three
Il horses abreast has arrived and is now
for hire. Telephone i6. Thomas f. Gleason
& Co.
1.-TWO new phaetons with safe horses for
Il ladies' driving for hire cheap for the
summer by week or month. Telephone 49,
Thomas f. Gleason q Co,
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.

Maritime Matters Of Local and Gem
eral Interest.
The schooner Maggie M Keough
cleared yesterday for Perth Amboy with
10, 1875 railroad crossties, shipped by Coo
ney, Eckstein & Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.--Notice is
" hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against BRISTOW GREEN. late Of
said county, deceased, to present them to me
properly maze Out,within the time prescribed
By law. so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted 10 said de
ceased are required TO make immedi-
ate payment TO me-
RUFUS s. CLAQHORN,
Executor OF the last will and testament OF
Brlstow Green, deceased.
New York, May 81, 1894
NOTICE IS hereby given that intend to
~ transfer ri shares OF the stock OF the
Savannah Bank and Trust Company TO the
Union Trust Company OF New York, substi-
tuted trustee under the will Of ISRAEL
CORSE as follows:
81 shares in trust for Lena d. G. Evans.
81 shares In trust for Catharine X. G Ty.
man.
81 shares In trust for Margaret X. c. Fales.
AMBROSE X. ELY
Executor and trustee under the will Of Israel
COrse.
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EDUCATIONAL

ROOKk EEPING, shorthand new and easy
- system typewriting, telegraphy Tuition
500 month. Day or night session. Geor-
gia business College, has removed to post
offiCe building,
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TNHE Bar Barbor buck board, "a seats, three
i horses abreast, has arrived and is now
for hire. Telephone 40. Thomas f. Gleason
& Co.
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LUST

| OST, on June IS dog, with leather collar
II and nickel plate. white with blue
speckles Reward II left at j 2. Cordray's,
Gordon and Price street
| ,OST, at Tybee or in the city. a fraternity
badge set with pearls and rubies Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at this Of
fee.
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TWO new phaetons, with safe horses for
Il ladies' driving. for hire cheap for the
summer, by week or month. Telephone 49,
Thomas f. Gleason & Co.
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FOR REM INSECT Aar0us.

pOX stalls for your horses at our stables
- 9s and 100 Bryan; telephone 49, Thomai
f. Gleason g. Co.
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NOR SALE. secondhand l4x2O engine.
II Good order. cheap, also 10. u and 10
horse power Lombard Iron Works, Augusta
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LlOR SALE am offering for sale a well
IT established ana good kaying business:
the owner being in III hehthAm compelled 10
make a change. L. ID. LaRoche, 40 Bryan
street
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ENLEGANT rooms on the first floor; large
IA hall, third floor, in Lyons block. John
LYONS
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E1OR RENT, modern house, IA Liberty
II street, near the De Soto hotel; can give
immediate possession. A. p. Solomon, cor
ner Bay and Jefferson streets.
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ENOR RENT, parlor floor of four rooms. 1850
a State street.
ENOR RENT, one desirable fiat at ia Lib.
Il ertv street
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E1OR SALE, upon reasonable terms, my
II splendid summer residence at Guyton,
Ca, consisting OF an eight room house and
acre lot; all in perfect condition. Address
Rev. l. Z. Mendes, 50 Jones street. Savan
nah. Ga.
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II Or RENT desirable sevenroom house
Il No. Ia New Houston street third door
west OF Barnard, large yard, with stable in
Bay street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, dwelling ~ Henry street, NORTH
IL side. between Lincoln and Abercorn
possession given at once. G.. II, Remshart
lIS Bryan street.
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scELLAhEuuS WANTS

WANTED, to borrow ~ $40 for o term Of 3
w years on plantation aud pine lands,
near this city Ample security. Address
Nprifas This nnlcn
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E1OR SALE. a push cart; two counters, one
4 % feet Thos l.. Wylly, successor to
WyllY & Clarke.
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TOR RENT, large south rooms furnished.
Il q CASTOR street.
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nor RENT, seven-room houses on Mont
n gomery street, near Gwinnett. Inquire
1872 Montgomery street
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EMpl nYMENT MANIEn-


4 GENTLEMAN and wife will take charge OF
~ small business, country store or club;
moderate salary or shares: interview so
liclted. Address HOmeseeker, News office.
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LNOR RENT, No. POS Drayton street. north.
IL east corner OF Waldburg, fine residence.
with all modern convenen0es. Apply j. r.
Brooks. 1857 BaY street.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

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FINO RENT, fat Of three large, a small and
Il bath room; suitable for light housekeep-
ing. II. J.. Lamar. No. l03 Jones street.
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pOX stalls for your horses al our stables
- 0s and 100 Bryan; telephone 40. Thomas
f. Gleason A Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-26

I OOK at those beautiful lots at Wilmington
II Island, must be sold 10 the highest
bidder Thursday June ~, at 4 p. m.
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FOR SALE.

nATS-Baled unthrashed oats is forage
" and grain; you only pay for the oats, get
the straw free, at Sl6 ton: retails at 81 per
hundred at warehouse, r. j. Davis or w. b.
Simklns'; cheaper than any other feed. J. f..
GuilIhartin Co.
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L'OR SALE, cheap. No. stove, water cooler
II table,.etc. at 10 Macon street.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15

bab bic Yprtusieien BON ibrem Gort aug
stuei RanonenldiiIie abfeuerten, als
Wornung, baB bic Gnsldnber ibre Mr-
beiten einl ltellen unb ben 3ambefflub
perlaiien ipllten. 8alb barauf itieBen
mebrere 8oote nit einbeimil6en Solba=
ten unb YoliSilten pom l1fer ab, fubren
iber ben 3ambeli binii6er unb besannen
oan1it, Die Selesrapbenpfoiten um5u=
bauen. Gs fam babel Su einem Sano=
Semen9e, Oel benz aber Nienano perlebt
tpurbe.
Ser bic 9lrbeit leitenbe Seomte rief
ben &ommanbonten bes i'm 6lube lie9en=
ben enslil6en &anonenbootes yMosqui=
to" I'm SilFe an. Ser 9ebtere, 9ieute=
nant @arr, t6eilte oann Dem pprtugeli=
l6en &ammonbanten in Yete nit, oab er
ouf Die Solooten feuern miirbe, lpenn lie
bic grbeiter al Der Selesrapbenlinie nph
meiter belditigen tpiiroen. ct l0ifte
oonn lofnrt natb Gerltdrfung, ba ibm bic
portueielen an 3abl melt iiterlegen lino
uno er lib lit elmer unsiinltieen Sage be-
Iinbet. 9ie Yprtusielen baben aber
an6 10 fO,t beoeutenoe GerltQrfuneen
beronge5ogen uno erflGrt, OaB aae Mr=
belten an Der Selegropbenline etngeitellt
lperben milbten.
Die offiSiellen 9ta6ri9ten, bic leitoem
eingetroIfen linb, beri6ten, bab es
swtIben benz &anpnenbpote vMosquito"
uno Den pOrtusielil6en Sorts gum
Sample sefommen iei unb oab cine 9ln=
Sabl Yerlpnen getDbtet woroen leien.
Mfebrere Der britil6en &ononenboote
i'm 3onbeli=6luB be efinoen li6 an Stel=
len, an lpelben ie nidbt let6t errei6t
peroen fnnnen es Miro oober benz
lieutenant Corr niht lei6t lueroen,
l6nea Werltdrtunsen beranSu;ieben.
Gs 1T bies nibt bas erite Mal, boB
Die grlten nit ben portu9ielen in u irifo
aneinanoer gerat6en lino uno nan
elaubt oob Die britil6e 93egierune Die
8elegenbeit benubcn mirb, nm Die
@renifrage in SiioaTrito unb anoere
ltreitise Yunfte ein iiir aQe Wtal sum
Nustrag Su bringen.
Sie braIilianil 4e GebeQion lit sll
Gnbe. S9ie semeloet, unb our6 off
5telle Sepel1en beitatigt pirb, fat 9lb=
miral SoGamu ont Montag bic gSaifen
9eltredt uno bic llebersabe oer Gebellen=
Tlptte ongeboten, unter Der Gcoineune
Der Siderbeit fir li6 unb leine 9lnbdn=
ger. Yelroto BAT bic lteber9abe ange=
nommen unb 0aGama bat li6 oui Elm
portu9ieli'6es SbifT begeben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
.Std0t olumbus

6naoenseiuh fir eine ,11oroerin.
Son sablrei6en Siirsern in Meoina
County uiro cine 8esnaoisuns gu er=
langen Dsrlu9t fit Srau Narp 8arrett,
bic erlte 6rau, lpel6e bier in Obio sum
Sooe perurtbeilt woroen mar. sic
wuroe am s. Oftpber 1888 nit ibrenl
Smuggling, ,oelher i'm Gountp=@efdne=
nib in Nteoina @ountp sebpren ,poroea
NOR, i'm slnner einseliefert uno lollte an
30. Sanuar 1889 gebenft merbcn. 0ier
Sage ppr ibrem Soinriht,in9staoe
panoelte @opperneur Tprafer i6r ltr=
tbetl in lebensldngli6e 3u6tbausltrafe
UNI; ibr &ino, Elm &nabe, ipurbe BON ei=
ner Tarmersfamilie in Meoina Gountp
aooptirt. Oie 3udtbduslerin bate stuei
Stief ffinoer ermoroet.
Gntfohen.
Nm Wtpntae lit ber Mrreitant Sim
Smith aus DEM bieligen Gountp=@e-
fdnsnille entflpben. Ct tpar idon felt
a6t Ntonaten in 9aft uAter ber 9ln=
flase, einem 6arbisen i'm gneeltes
5talle beinabe bas Obr abaebilIen su
baben. Ser &ldeer mar iebo6 per=
ldmunoen, uesbalb Smith nidt pro-
eeilirt tuerben tonnte. Ser Mnsetlaste
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Jnldno.

9lm W&itruo6 9(beno Inn / llbr 35
l}in. porise SSo6e selon9te bic ,Surp in
Dem Gougblin Yro5eb in gbicoso gu ei=
nem Werolft, lpslhes auf yni1t l1uloio"
loutete. Sollelbe wurhe BON Den freun=
ben hes Wertla9ten nit eroBen GSubel
oufgenommen uno Die 6rou beiielben lief
Inn I'm Den Sools uu0 Deintc por freuoe.
Sie 8elblporenen weigern li1 su iaeen,
pie lle 10 i6nell III Dem ilberrql6enoen
Teroift gelQnoten.
Willon go. 9ualap, Elm 10 frqnfli1er
Wtonn, oaB er in einem sabritu6le in
bic 9lmtsltube bes Yoli;eiribters W}c=
GortD III pbilabelpbia, Yo,, oebro6t
lperoen mubte, bate am 9onners=
tag etpilproselle auf 10 Derl1ieoene
9lntlasen oes gSu6ers III belte6en. Sic
Yro5elle .luuroen auf 8etreiben oes
Serrn GuoolpD Slontcnburg pom per=
manenten Siirger-0ilfs=Gomite anbdn=
gig semo9t. 9ie @ertreter bet 9lntlaoe
saben an ooB 9unlap in ben 3eitun=
gen InSei9en erlieB, lporin ct lib an=
bel1bls na6te> ge9en GerpTGnoune BON
Sonseinri9tunsen 0orle6en Su oemdb=
rem. Stir Elm 9orle6en pon $500
mubte Der S9ulbner l3 p0dentGbe
Mb1blaes3obl blun9en BON je 1915 lei=
item. Sebe lold)e 3abluns luar Montag
Otittas fdlli9 unb >penn Elm S9uloner
nur elm poar 9tinuten lpater
fam, muBte Ell S1.OO Strofe be-
Soblen g9uroe Die S6ulb in
nerbalb 13 9SO6en besablt, 10 muBte
lle NIT 60 YroSent uno i'm entee9en9e=
lesten Safe nit 395 Yrosent persinlt
meroen uno Die Strafen braf)ten bonn
Die TerSiniuns ouf 72O groSent int
Sabre. Serr 8lonfenbur9 bate pielen
1ol6en Slutiougern oas l0ulbise 9ar=
leben nit BEN gelebli6en 3tnlen anees
boten uno Die meiiten Daben lieies 9(nerz
bleten an9enommen, Dunlap oaoeeen
lteB es ouf einen 4roSeB onfomlnen, pb=
wobl eth 8eleg anoronet, boB a1e ipl6e
gSu6ersinlen SurifbeSo6l werben millen
lpenn lle innerhalb Wpnaten einee=
tla9t ,uerben. Sen meiiten 3euoen iab
man Die gtotD unb oas Gleno an ben
8eli6tern unb Der irmliten &leibune an.
Die 8ertbeioisuns ma1te gelteno, oaB
oerortlse 0arle1en nit groBem 9tilifo
perbunoen leien, bo une9rli1e S6ulo=
ner obne 9robe Sdpierieteiten lib
beren GilfSablung entSieben fpnn=
ten. Ser Nnsefla9te babe i'm pori=
gen Sabre einmaI einen @elhGfts=
mann, Der obne g8ioerreoe bobe Gin
len besablte, our1, Elm groBeres Oorle=
ben pom Sanferotte serettet. 0ie 3n=
lenrote lei in ben porliegenoen 6dlen
eine bobe gene len, babe ober bic Sbulo=
ner oft bon benz Serlulte i6rer ea1Sen
oabe, Die megen MietbsriidItdnoen in
@eIabr ltano, 9eri0tlicb per1teigert III
lperDen, benabrt.
Sle 9ntlose legte bann cine Yel6ei=
nisuns bar, in Der Dunlap fir @er=
mittluns zines 9arlebens bon $500
eine @ebiibr pon $17.25 bere6aet bate.
Sas mar losar Dem Yoliseiri6ter su
fart, Der oieies 8erfabren fit 9traBen=
raub ertldrte. Sn oielem Sale lpurbe
Der @uberer CUR Hud3abluns BON
$29.2S perurtbeilt uno es nahmen bic
iibrisen &!asen einen dbnli6en @erlauf.
Ser Mnseflaste tpirb sesen Die Gnt=
l6eibun9 oes Poliseiri6ters appe 1iren
uno ibm Die Mnmelouns bieler 9lppeaa=
tion allein $14S.5O @eri6tsfolten per=
urla6en.
Dte Yolisei Der @tation an @taes
Strabe in gfeiu Oprf bel4dftigt
lid sur 3eit NIT einem Sale, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
NMSHOUSE CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The Committee Bns ~ Busy Session ut Its
Quarterly Meeting.

One of the quarterly meetings Of the
COMMITTEE on Relief Of the Poor was held
al the city almshouse last night
a representative II the Stempel Fire
ENungusher WAS present. and demon
strat,l the workings Of this piece OF
apparatus. lie was on hand 10 sell the
c>tineuishcrs - the committee al N.5o
pc dozen. The question Of purchasing
was laid on the table until the next
nl,stinr II was announced by Supcrin
toul.uf carter that thu fire cscap" for the
white Himshouse had been completed. tho
roughly tested. and found to be per
f.ctly satisfactory.
SIR. Garter also explained that the sub
clmmitte. had secured couple OF rooms
ON the ground floor of No. 90 east Broad
street where meal would be issued 10
the poor ot Tho city.
The physician tp The almSh0usc. Dr.
Ti,Nillian. said that since the last meet
iuE of The committee the medical staff Ok
tire institution had been reduced from
three physicians 10 two. Those now en-
Iluy,i ia thi. capacity a. the almshOuso
ale Tor Hugu Mcclure ana Dr. Gable
Superintendent Carttr's report for the
month ~ April was read. The number
of inmates March 3lst was 26 During
tl. month % persons were received at
th" aim-housr. ana - had been dis
charged The following deaths occurred
iu April. white l0 color-d. ON April
.0ih th,. were 2i5 inmates in the in
sututau. as compared with 2'6 on the
same date last year.
H.sbur-a m'uis ca account # the aims
house during april werc S.2>S97: leaving
g-1u q, ID credit of the committee.
Thls's a sma'lar sum than was spent in
tls sam, month last YEAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
TIE FIRE BOARD MEETS.
rhangcs in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Hose Awarded.

nose hNalUtu.
The Board az Fire Commissioners held
their semi-nonthly meeting in their room.
Ia the City Hall. last evening President
John n. Frischkorn presided and Messrs.
j. l.. Levy. i. X. Sheppard. Charles F.
TAYLOR. and q. Watt Taylor were pres
,nt chief Fuller was directed to lend
such assistance TO the Unwilling Com
mittce as may he requested.
Substitute Timberlake, OF Truck NO |.
resigned. and was succeeded 10y MIR. ~.
g. Beck. The resignation Of Captain
u.f-hh,rc. Of the chemical engine. was
.is. accepted. AMI Mr Warwick Epps
W. elected 10 hl the vacancy. This
election made vacancy in the call force
o. so. ! Engine Company, and Substi-
t.t, r.. 4. Woodward was promoted to
runner.
When proposals for furnishing ice 10
Oh. IRE Department were opened II was
found that all bidders had named the
sam. price. and the chief was instructed
e. distribute the orders as he thought
basil
Messrs. q. y. Gaines & 60. were
awarded the contract for furnishing the
Tlfc Alarm Department with zines anu
limestone.
Tbe interest Of the evening centered in
the purchase Of hose. The board had au-
ver.ised for 800 feet. and great num-
Der of companies put In bids. Many
nrm. we're represented by agents. AFTER
careful examination OF the goods the
board purchased 1900 feet each OF the
Hay state and American Jacket brands.
represented in this city 10y courtney
Supply Company and George b. Games
8 Co. respectively
Aitcr authorizing the superintendent 10
have the nrc-alarm and wagon anu pnsss
painted. and agreeing TO meet next W.
g.v ,iphf 10 urcpare a new manual Tor
me department. the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
THE HENRIco COUNTY COURT.
Objections to Granting Liquor Licenses
The Election Cases-Other Matters.

The County Court convened for the May
term Yesterday a number OF retail liquor
licenses were renewed and several new
permits to sell liquor were granted. A
protest against the renewal of the license
OF George r. Anderson, whose place IL
on west Cary street was submitted by
Mr.. ". ii. Bevoridge. counsel for sundry
persons. and a representative Of the con-
gregation OF St Lukes chapel appeared
In opposition to the renewal OF the license
of George t. Anderson, Jr. who keeps
bar at the corner of Cary and Beverly
streets Mr. George Il. Fisher. Of the
Sevon-P Pines electric line, and a number
Of people living near Seven Pines object
TO the renewal of the license Of West q,
Bottoms at that place. There are cross
petitions in this case. They Will be given
a hearing Saturday.
The Smlthers -Precnct election cases
viii come up to-day. "A the Circuit
Court is in session, engaged in the Shields
contestcd-will case. the elections cases
viii probably go over for a few days.
George Burand and John Cranfeld were
before Magistrate Iarus yesterday ana
put under bonds to keep the peace. the
former on the charge of trespassing on
the premises Of Robert Mitchell and using
profame and abusive language 10 the
Misses Mitchell. and the latter of making
an assault upon Mitchell.
Eliza Lewis, a cOlOred woman, obtained
warrant yesterday for the arrest or
Mr.. John Mcdowell. Of No 2259 Venable
street, whom she charged with Illegally
OBTAINING and harboring Sam Lewis, her
l5-ycar-Old son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
Narrow Escape from Drowning.

Mcssrs. j. +. Lynn and a. c. Open
hmcr. students Of the University Col
legc of Medicine, while on "a visit TO Mr..
a. Oppenhimer. father of the latter. In
Fluvanna county, about seventy miles
from Richmond. had IA narrow escape last
wednesday from death by drowning.
They had been swimming in James river,
which is quite deep at that point. Lynn
had gotten out and dressed. and was
sitting on the bank when he heard cry
from Oppenhimcr, who had been taken
with the cramp He sprang In to save
him, but when he reached him he found
that he could not return to shore with
him on account of his clothes weighing
him down. They both sank.
Several people were on the shore, but
could do them no good none of them
being able TO swim. Finally some one
had presence of mind enough to shove
an old beat, half filed with water out
into the river just as they were sinking
for the last time They caught hold of
the boat and were finally gotten to the
shore
Mr.. Lynn is a son OF Major Lynn. SUI
pcriutendent Of the State Penitentiary,
and Mr.. Oppenhimer is a brother of Dr.
w. +. Oppenhlmer. President of the
Board of Health Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15
STEAMER SHENANDOAH SAILED.
A Valuable Cargo to Liverpooi-The Walker
Bicainy- Perjury Case to Come Up.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May N-(Spe-
c,al)-Tha Chesapeake and OHIO steam
ship Shenandoah sailed for Liverpool yes
terday evening The Shenandoah carried
one of the largest and most valuable
cargoes ever shipped by the Chesapeake
and ohio Line. In looking over her mani
fest your CORE pondent noticed the fol-
lowing: l25l sheep 357 beeves, 100 bar
rels -four, 2iO00 bushels wheat. 300
bushels corn, 2,2i2 bales cotton.
The Greenbrier. OF the same line. will
arrive from London the last of this week.
The County Court is in session here to-
day, trying felony cases.
4 special grand jury is also sitting. and
there are number Of important cases TO
come UP before this body including
bigamy case. In which Mrs. ii. r Walker
nee Susie snow Is the important charac-
ter. Her husband Will also be tried by
this jury for perjury. The courthouse Is
crowded.
a telegram was received here this
morning announcing the death at Ben
ning,on, Vermont of Mr.. f. G.. Bruce.sof
this place. MIR Bruce had been n resident
for the past four years. and left here
about two months ago. in search OF
health. He was n man OF estimable char
acter, and made a host of friends In New
port News. He was past-chancellor Of
Warwick Lodge. No. I2 knights OF
Pythias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-15

asking TO inspect the books was simply 70
see whether or not fraud was committed
I'm the primary
In a card published In an afternoon
paper yesterday Mr.. Smith nays: why
should be 30 set upon because Mr.. Pat.
teson allowed me 10 look at names that
are 20 be printed In our daily papers, IL
there was a fraud II could hardly be found
in public record OF the names that
voted. Had not been twenty minutes
late on the I'd OF May l could have had
a recount and recanvass; then I could
have looked at all the returns. / am
sorry that ever looked at the books. but
as they were opened to the public
1 see no harm In H., and told two
Of the committee " any objection
was made 10 vote against me, but they
were the very ones TO look at the ballots,
books. and all. and II they could find any
fraud 10 try and step H. Every
citizen wants an honest election. and II
there are few dishonest judges. they
should be welded out. We can AFFORD to
do IL. as there is no enemy In front, and
II viii make our party stronger. The
primaries have slight faint. 20 much
so that lots OF our people will not vote"