The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-30
FLORIDA.

Col Walter @. Maloney of Key West died
suddenly Monday night of paralysis of the
heart.
Key West intends putting in its own svs-
tenn Of water works in few months. The city
bonds, amounting to 100000, have all been
satisfactorily placed.
The property owned by DR.. r Fremont
Smith. near Alicia hos pital. at St. Augustine
has been sold TO Joseph Lynn who will make
many extensive improvements.
Some say that Tampa will furnish the next
congressman from that district In the person
of Hon. >. NJ Sparkman, chairman of the
state democratic executive committee.
Gorham Weaver, of Daytona has traded his
store TO William Wicking for his place at
Holly Hill, and Messrs, Shears & Edmondson
have formed a copartnership to carry on the
grocery and provision business.
Politics Is now warming up at White
Springs, and in few weeks will reach fever
heat. Frank Adams, Esq, OF Jasper seems
TO be the coming man for the Senate, and w
w MeAlpin is mentioned for the legislature
The Chatterton mill people remarks the
Leroy News, are blasting out rock at the
Ferry for mill foundations They say there
Is cypress timber enough to keep that mill
running Tor twenty years The mill will have
aoapacity OF 100000 feet per day
Florida will be represented at the meeting
of the National Editorial Association, which
is TO convene at Asbury Park, N. j., on july
2. by ]. II. HUMPHREYS, Of Tampa; II II. Nc.
Creary, editor OF the Gainesville Sun; j. W.
White and G. w. DaCosta, of Jacksonville.
The Orlando Daily Reporter announces
that S. A. Robinson left Tuesday morning TO
lay out the new town OF "Averilln in Polk
county. II is the property of A. r. Averill
OF Orlando and embraces a valuable tract of
land on the Polk county line near Lake Lock
The Braidentown. Fla. cores pondence OF
the MORNING NEWS writes as follows: w
II. Lambuth, OF Nashville Tenn, represent
ing the foreign missionary board of the NJ. &c.
church south, is in the city locking after the
estate OF Mrs. Katie Bona, deceased which
was willed TO that board.
l. w. @. Parker, cashier Of the First
National bank OF Orlando. has sold his larye
bearing orange grove at Oviedo to r. w
Iawton, OF that place. Mr.. Lawton Is one of
the largest orange growers in Orange county
The TACT that he is investing more money in
bearing groves indicates that he has been a
successful grower as we'll.
VIII Stephens has bought a lot on Prospect
avenue. where he will erect large BOARDING
house for the purpose OF boarding the pupils
o. the Manatee county high school -fhe
Manatee oornty conv ntiof has cen called to
meet In BraIdentown on July 10 to select
delegates TO the state and conversational CON
vention.-Manatee county is solid for NAL
Tory, the present incumbent.
The school board OF Jacksonville has de-
cldeo upon making radical change in the
management OF the public schools OF JaoTson-
Nllle ana TO this end II has abolished the no.
aluon OF superintendent OF the i've citv whit "a
SCHOOLS ana Will instead place each OF these
schools IN eharge OF its own PRINCIPAL In
aauultlon TO this, Mr. Mead. the county super-
lhtenaent OF public instruction. will give
large snare OF mis- attention TO the schools.
III t.Wilson, the seed man. saws the Gaines
''''e sun mas contributed two coffee trees to