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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

The cannon ball train between
here and st. Louis is now pulled by
the new Baldwin engine 7Ol was
the first to pull a passenger train,
and ON account Of It's newness, II
kept the train back and came In
over two hours late on It's initial
run,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

The st, Louis Loan q Investment
30. has one million dollars worth Of
actual assets. No better company
do business in the U S. II you
want a rafe investment and desire
to be sure, get a detailed statement
FROM Dunn or Bradstrcet, and you
viii be convinced, B0MAR " 20.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

Money to loan on all articles OF
value Business strictly eonAden.
tial, Sid, HEour,
The reliable ieweler.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11
OrocerIes at Moore y WeIIs.

Flora, the best 10 cent cigar in
the city,at koerucr a. Co.'S
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

Orange peach, pineapple aud
lemon shcrbets aud chocolate ice
cream at the Elite Confectionery
and lee Cream Parlor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

DO not forget that Willis Il llolI
day keep all Kinds of school books
al 120 West Broad street o't
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

Yesterday we witnessed the Wild
West parade, The greasers, In
dians, COW boys and other stained
up nationalities were in line. Two
brass bands, a tally no coach, two
broken down buffaloes and few
lame cattle, followed by two field
pieces of cannon, made up the to-
tai.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

lG. y, KANE, Capt.
Twin City Div No, 30,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

&. M. Lee, Of Walnut Hill, is here
today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11
Uniform Rank, X, Of P.

Sir Knights
Report in full uniform Wednesday
night, Sept llth, at $ o'clock, at
diviuinn arutorv
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-11

The court was engaged today on
two cases of the same nature, both
envolving the same points of law on
claims amounting to $1,000, held by
Winter & Schott and Chatfield &
Buhrman, against Kirby & Co. Kir-
by & Co., were held not liable. The
cases will be appealed.
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Nchefprt'S Seremauoe.

8o8efort, Der ,,rotbe WarquiS", Der
mad iabrIanser 8%erbannune, tpdbrene
psI9sr ct ieinen Wobniib in aonbon sss
nommen bate, Dor einisen Wonaten ale
Sriumpbator tpieber in BariS einsesosen
1T, 1T gang entriitet iiber iene StaOt.
ginem ensIii9en 8eri4terItattsr, Der ibn
interpietpt bate, iaete &O6efort: 8aris
bat ii4 iebr Su ieinem RadtbeiIe berdus
bert. IS tpirb in 8aris mebr Bier se.
t%runfen, aIs in Berlin (?), unb mebr
Ibiintb, ais in irsenb elmer Stabt Der
Belt. llnisre alien i6bnen 8~afssbau.
Ter, in benen man 70 blbi4e erfriidenbe
2imonaoe befam, iinb ale in 8ierbduier
%pertpancelt, in benen man Miin6ener
Bier trintt unb Sauerfraut nit 8lrlten
iBt, ober in american Bars, an bensn
S4ndpie 8emii4t tperben. Die tpabrs
Snpaiion Der 8arbaren Seuti1Ianb
bat uns beiiest. ni6t bur9 bic 8afen,
aber bur9 Mindener Bier, Srantfurter
Wtrite unb abnIi4e S9euBIidfsiten. bic
i4 niat besrsife.
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j,||, AL
II. W(ai 1895.

3iiee S%srlalen Scranton fir philadelphia unb
Rsp 2Jprf per . s. 8 u u UNI 7.45 Mprssns,
1905, 100, 2.3S unb 1 1888 Na6m, per 3. Z.
& W. 81. ". 600, sos, 1t.20 %. unb 1 80 81.
gsrlaIen Scranton fir pittston unp Wilfss-
barre per .. {. s. 0. q. 81. 600, sos, 1920
Wprgsns, 3,55, 6.O7, $50 Nahn.
8srlalfn SCRANTON fir " bite Sapen, SaSls-
ton, ppttspiae unp alien punftsn Der Beaver
Wsabpp unb ppttspils 3psissn, per 9. & gS.
.. 6.4n N., per 3 & 8 7.45 W., 1905, 100,
2.3S, 400 Na6m per .. {. s. N. ". v. am
6.00, S.nS, tf.20 Mprgens, 1870, 3 S. Rabm.
VerlaHsn SCRANTON fur Setblsbfm, Cation,
6sapins, Sarrtsburs unb alien 3piibsnpunftsn
per .. & 3. u. u am 7.45 N., 1905, 100,
2.39, 100, ff,3S Nabmiitags, per .. Z. & W.
600, sos, ft.20 M, f.30 Na6m.
BerIalsn Serantpn fur 3uufbaunpd, GGpar-
ba, @lmira, Stbaea, @enepa unb 3piIb.npunf>
ten per .. s. 8. R. U. nm S45 D., 1906 unb
1873 Na6m., per 3 { & @ " u am sos W
1870 NaGmitfa9s.
8srlaFtn Scranton fir Rp6tTtr, Buffalo,
Niasara 6Gler, Detroit. Gbieasp unp psltIibrn
punftsn per D &S6& S.45 81, ~ 05, 9.t5,
1873 Radm., per . Z s. 30 u U unb pittston
5unetipn s 0S, 9.55 M, t.30, $50 Nabm., per
6. & W u U 3.41 Gahm.
Sir Gtmira une Wslsn per Saldmanca, pr
. & SRR S.45 W.. 1906, sos Ha1mittdg.
per . { & @ sos 955 d., 100, 6.07 Na6m.
gu0mann parlor unp SbIaf- otsr {. y.
Se1elpasen auf alien 3ussn ,piidsn Z. & 81.
Sunrtion peer Wilfssbarrs unb Nsp Yorf, pbi-
labeIpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnlpu Bride.
8pain 3. Wilbur, Sen. Cup.
Gbas. 9. Sec, Sen. paf. assnt, pbilapsl,
pbta, ga.
q. @. Ronnsma&sr, aHt. Gen. YaG, assnt,
Glib Sstblebsn, ga.
@sitsrs glusfunft srtbsilt g8. 9. grpOr, Stabt-
assnt, 800 2ad'a gpenus, Scranton, ga.
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Bur Ssfdmpfuns Der Slattldufe,

Bur Sefdmpfuns Der Slattldufe.
Bon Der 9urbue nniperFtats Ser.
iu6Station in 2afapette, Snb., fommt
bic Na6ridt, bab bic aepfelbaums in
iener 8esenb bon sroben Wensen bon
8lattldufen beimSeiudt poroen finb unb
baB felt 8esinn Der iparmen Witterune
sablreide Anfraeen in 8esus auf bic
@ier bieier Snieften, tpelds in unse'
tpbbnIid GROCER InsabI auf ben Aelten
ubseIasert purben unb bic Dtittel su
ibrer 8ertilsuns einseianbt tporoen
ieien. @ie Sames Tbeoop, Der Sortis
c%uIturiit senannter ADMINISTRATION, nun
mittbeiIt, iperben bic t~Ieinen, sIdnsenoen,
idtparsen gier bon Der peiblihen 2aus
i'm Serbite auf ben .3peisen unb auf ben
fleineren Ieiten Der Aepfelbdume esle8t.
SobaIb i'm Sribiabr bic 8npipen Der
9dume idtpeaen, idlipfen bic iebr flei'
men beIsriinen 2duie aus unb p~erienfen
iofort ibre pinsieen Sausrihel in bic
iunsen, sarten 8ldtter, aus oenen lie ben
Saft iausen. Sic lesen nad 10 bis II
1asen gier Uber eebdren Iebenbise Sunse
unb stpar obne Yaaruns, uno INNER nur
@eibden bis our sebnten Generation i'm
Serbit, tpo bann cine bei6rdntte Insabl
bon Wdnnden eeboren tpirp. Surt,
oiele ltarte Sermebrun9 (ein Weibhen
fam in fdnf @enerationen cine NadfOm'
menidaft bon 5 Miaionen baben) uni
burb ibr 3ulammenleben IN eroben
@olonien iperben bic 8lattlduie benz
Bflansenleben in bobem @raoe sefdbrli4,
Die pielen grfunoisuneen bic in Se'
treff bieies SnietteS an %eenannte 8er'
iudsitation seridtet poroen iino, Iaien
%ertsnnen, baB bic 2eute i'm IlSemeiner
nod ni9t ~senii8eno nit benz Sein uni
Weien Der 8lattIaus pertraut iino, um
ben 8ampf sesen bieieIbe nit grfole
! aufsunebmen. Wie ale UiitBlieoer bieiel
| 5amilie, bat bic 9lattlauS feline aus9e.
bilbeten 8aupertSeuSe gum abbeiben uni
3erfauen, fonbern anitatt beren elnen
RdHeI beiien iie iid nur gum SauSen be-
bienen fam. 9arauS sebt bsrpur, BAT
arisnitiaure Salse iid aur Betdmpfunf
Oieisr Snieften ais fat weribIos erpsiier
tpiirben, neil bic leBteren ibre Habrunf
benz inneren 3elenSetpebe Der Bitansen
entnebmen. IS ipiro oaber nDtbis iein,
eine Mii6uns ansuipenben, bic idpr
tbotIi6 tpirft, ipenn iie nit Der 8lattluui
in 8~eribruns fommt. Die %iosenanntC
,8eroiin @muIiion" bat li9 ais oas
bette oerartise DtitteI erpieien. DiC
Miiduns pirb berssitsat, inbsm man !
Bfuno barte Seife in elmer Salon
beibsm 8uiier auflbit, bann cine Salon,
8sroiin ooer 8Oblen6l suiebt uno tai
@anse mitteIit elmer SpriBpumpe gu
ourdeinanber %forcirt, bis es Su cine
oiden, rabmisen Waiie pirb. 0iei
muB bann, ebe bic Sdume oamit beiprib
peroen, nit elmer sebn Dial 70 erOBel
Msnse @aher perbiinnt tuerben.
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8arpfenbe

Sian nsbms sinsn 8urpfen bon unse.
fdbr 4 Yfunb, iduppe benielben, nebme
i'm Gus, ipaIts unb i6neibe ibn in breis
Fnserbreite Stide, bic leidt abeepas
i6en, bann gut eeiaIsen cine Stunbs
fteben bIeiben. Rad 9erlauf bieier
Belt, sttpa brei SierteItunoen Dor benz
4nri6ten, trodnet man bic 8arpfenihids
iorsidltis ab, beitreidt cine SddReI
itart nit Batter, Iest bic 8arpfentiide
oaraui unb fist 80 @ramm feineebadie
S~arbsasn, bier 9piebeln, 35 9ramm
feline 8apern, einise @etpirsnelfen unp
Pfsfertbrner. fotpie ben Saft elmer Sun'
sen unb bic Sdale elmer balben 5itrone
Su. Obenauf Iest man nod einise
Stldden Butter nun bebedt man bic
SbdHsI nit einem fehidIiebenben DedeI
unb iteQt iOlde auf mdbiseS Seuer.
Rad brei 8ierteItunben 1T Der Slid gar
unb bat cine f6itlide Sauce eesosen.
Wan i%erbiert Jpn nun iosIei6 unb stpar
auf bsrieIben S9IReI, tporauf er berei.
tet uurbe. Wan siebt biersu SaIstur'
tpffeIu,
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@plenaaren iu reiniaen.

I'm bsrsolbete @eesnitdnbe bon SIies
senitmub unc bersl. au reiniSen. bears
beitet man bieieIben iiidtis nit Sals
miafseit, Seifs uno beibem Mafer
mittslit elmer tpeiden Sitrte unc i4tpenti
iie bann in fIarem 8eSenraher ab,
Sisrauf pirb Der @essnitano RAID mil
sinem lsinsnen Sude absetrodnst uno in
S~deeipdne selest. Sat man bdufiq
ioI6e Irbeiten 3u perridton, 70 empfiebli
es iid, bic Sdseipane bon Belt au .3eit
in reinem Mafer ausSupai6en uno ~
trodnen, bamit bic bon oenielben abiors
birten Stoife barauS entfernt iperpen,
neil iie ionit elm Inlaufen Der ipdter ~
re~inisenben @~esenitdnbe berbeifdbren
fDnnten,
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6erfenSnppe.

9ie @erite tpirb setpai&en, in BALI
QBaFer. baIb SIeiidbribe in ettpa unbert'
baIb Stunben peid sefodt, oann mil
stnsm ao9I5ffeI MebI unb ettpaS @aHsr
eli, oiinneS TeisIein Semadt. bineinse.
ritbrt unb tpenn man eS nod better MAIDEN
mil, ettpaS Butter oaran setban. Stun
tptrb nit SIeii4bribe uufsefiat unb ans
seri6tet.-nm cine Sbleimiuppe su bes
fommen, treibt ma bic @erite, nadoem
lie pei9 setodt 1T, burd Elm Saarfsb,
IdBt bas GeisIsin meg unb peridbrt
bann, tpie ~an9e8eben tpIrbe.
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Sans nnb Spf.
Trif6 tape,irte 3immer

am i6nsaftsn unb tpirtiamitsn bon BEN
iibIen 8Ieiiterserud su befreien. Sen
ebenio unansenebmen ais unseiunSen
&Ieiiterserud neu tapesirter !5immer
fam man auf foIsenbe 8eiis bertreiben
3a6bem man Seniter unb 2blren ioIde,
8dume Bei4Iofien bat. brinst a CLUBS
enbe 8obIen binein unb itreut einiss
Sdnbe boil @adboloerbeeren barauf
Na8 ettpa stpblf Stunben bffnet nan alt
5enfter unb Tblren, bamit frii6e Stuff
einerin8en Fam, unb piro fiuben, BAT
Der iible @erud pOIftanbis peridpun'
ben lit.
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rs Gnbeuiers8 ui@, Sulbator, 9ort'
number unb Grlanser 8iere in SIai6en
su Sertaufen bel 81. S6uarbtopf, gsent
fir Scranton unb nmBe8enb. 9eles
phone 3652. 24,3m
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Der red7te Qrm eeldhmt.
Don't 5pettatntts errrttrt.

.uuI,rt isbt Is Sabre ollie Sodter BlaH&e thar
taraterIin NIT Eerbbftdt behoftst uHb battle ben @es
brann oes rehten arrnes bonitdnbig berlnreH. Shr
8ulaue mar Gin folder. baS mir fs GUS Der Stals
5u Sauie beboIten uH6 oup ibreu Dsufifunttrriht eiu'
HELEN muBten. mtr jhrhteteH. Fe ipIroe ben Yeits.
taus betouln,eH. uuo fno aberssngt bob mir ts uur
tiusu uniadbboren SeiIiitteI ~ n%eroanten babeu.
bab fe biefer turttbareu QraHibett Htdt oubstms
fel mir beriefeu aerSte, nber es ball ui1ts. Den
/. Huguft ippe fe nur rs Btuub. unb ob9leib ts
srft bret Jlaiden Rerptne eiugeuputinen. beldntt fn
ibr @epidt isbt ani JOG Bio.i ibre NerobFtat uuo bic
uuleihen bes geitstau5es fub bbnig ptrihtpunbeu;
ft sttt rsseImdbi9 sur 96uIs uuo rernt obne BE.
t9UerbtH. Sic bot Dieber ber bouen Sebronh tbres
Armss. unb erfreut fb zines ausgeSeihneteu Nppetits.
&eine @eIofnmruis f6nnte ~nnferer Sodter ote
@efunobstt e%rfaufeu, Die ne our9 9r. MILES
Jraa d. b. gunod. Brighton. 81. D. |
OF. Jlli(eS' IerOinG Gift. '
Sr. RiIes' Rerptne pirb BON allen apUibttsru
uuttr boiler 9arautie ~berfauit Doer blrett bon ber Sr.
Wilts Mebital Co.. GIthort Sub., uat empfang hes
prsiiss %osriaHot. Sine 5lai4s foftst sl,Oo; ie1s JIa'
t1su $500, sgprsBirsl
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Die fo.1,not btmut.nsptrttt Tittbtituua btA
Germ Spitpb ehipdr, ipridt fit f6 islbh:
-Atp Uort Is. EtItmbr 1894.

Ut. u. I. Sdnptn.
Ntrtbsr Strrl Gs ip1is mid itbr frtutu, iptnn
Sbtt puHptrbelt Wlstto0e ourh hist 3tti,n uGus
Nnbiuptr fiHotn plirbt. gpit ole grlu,t. mar
aud Id Sabre lang nit NbHumltismus Otpldat
uHb battle qrpbt SdHerJtu int lduBtn Rotpri hes
%iuuotrs in ben gyr:-f uHo gsiHtH. RGhotn ole
~btiaHnitn Vliiitl unb GrItlidt Nllis ubu, GJs
tola a~sblithtn un0 i'm UtGlIihsil bic SdrtrltH
i1btlib on otftioisit tuuGbUsi. leuiit Id Sbttn
tltittiihtn Gititl. gSt Id rdh 9hrt Ctiies
fam, ionntt i'd fnum louttu, uuo Sit tmpiahltu
mir, nab gtibrtibuna meints Gauts. tintn tdrs
Ten gitttl. Eden nab ciniQeR lngtu inblit I'D
cine etftruHp unb in peuiqtn Wpbtu usridipauo
has Stietn aonI uHo car. Id iinH ioatn. b1s 20
ftttotm Hiht bic qtTinqiim s6mttltu puipiTt
babe uub baltic i'd mid fur poliommtu qtbttlt.
Sb babe pitr in GEO. Gbrst'5 @tnutrti Sbrt Wdritl
ftbt tmpfobltH uno AUD mSbrtt p~triauii, BERN
sab mtiHtr Wtinunq biloti itlbr elm unitblbatss
Tlitttl fir ybtumaiiibe gsiotn.
a1iunazppu 9ptpbe dpdtl
3G CT 90. Str, u. " Gitb.s
Or. eauosu's btrlbmttr tlttiriibsr @atitI bttlt
obnt MtniiiR: Rbtumet!s SINUS, ntiis uno YtEs
etnptb, RttrtHs. 9tbtr= uHo WlaatnlttotH, labs
men Ridden II. I To. btiotrlei 8tibltbltr uHo ole
pripdifbipdbtu BON WdHHtru.
Cine 1aihtnausadbt BON Or. Slnotn's btriibms
TEN mtbiJiniihtn gptrfe ibtr ,ltitriihs @tbinos
lung, ipitb nuf gpunib frti uno btrfSedt btts
fdnot. Der bette. is %ofisriris gptoiptiitt iut stlbts
b,bonbluHe obnt fbdoli6s giftt. Wdnur bts
ionous foattn bas BUD ltisn. Tau a%prtHit:
Or. SAHDEH. 826 Broadway, New York
DifsestHHstH Bon 9 bis O. eOuHtaVs lO'siS l.
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LOCAL Personal.

Mr.; w. B. Lowe Jr., of Atlanta is at the
De Soto.
Mr.. A. D. Adair of Atlanta is registered
at the De Soto.
Mrs. Sam Altmayer of Macon is the
guest of MIS- J. E. Gutman, on Castor
street.
Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Kinchley of Augusta
left for the north last night on the Kansas
City
Miss Jessie Howard of Boston. Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. +. j. Miller in Mon
terey square.
Havana, May 14.-Capt Gen. Martinez
Campos arrived here from Santiago de
Cuba at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Adjt. W. A. Wilkins, Jr., of the Sixth
Regiment Infantry, Georgia Volunteers,
from Waynesboro, is stopping at the De
Soto.
Hon. Mark Newmon, ordinary of Wash
ington county, is in the city in attendance
at the Ordinaries convention, and is
stopping al No 1863 Perry street
Mr. e. Pascual. who came here from
Spain about three years ago to I'LL a pO-
sition with Esteve & Co, and has been re-
Gently engaged with A. e. MOynelo q Co,
city for New York, where he will make
his future home.
Messrs. Clement Saussy and j. Gardner
have been appointed a committee to look
after securing the material which is to
90 in the carload of eVergreens and flow
ers to leave this city for Chicago on May
%. Capt. H. NJ. Branch viii see that hall
is secured in which the 1000 wreaths to be
sent can be made by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Confederate Veterans Association,
who will be assisted in this work by the
Daughters of the Confederacy. The work
of making the wreaths will begin next
Monday, and the car will leave next
Wednesday morning.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

The city court met yesterday for a cal
of the docket for the ensuing two weeks
after which an adjournment was taken
until this morning.
The will of Daniel J. Crowley was filed
and probated in the court of ordinary
yesterday. Mrs. Bridget Crowley, the
sole heir under the viii, qualified as exc
cutriX.
The annual meeting of the Catholic
Library Association, which was to have
been held last night, was postponed until
next week, when the election of officers
will take place.
Chief Fireman w b. Puder will ceIe-
brate his thirty-third anniversary as a
member of the Savannah Cadets by pa
rading with the company this afternoon.
He became a member of the company May
10, 1862, and has continued without lapse
of membership to date.
Master Johnny Entelman went grabbing
at Tybee a day or tow ago. A part of his
spOils of sport was a crab which Johnny
thinks has got too many fingers on one
hand Most self respecting crabs have
only two long fingers, or pincers, to the
claw, but Johnnys specimen has four fin
gers on one claw. Johnny doesn't quite
know but that he dropped his hook into
a crab dime museum and caught one OF
the freaks.
While witnessing the fireworks display
friends, Miss Maud Hoffman, is years
old, fell from the wharf at the foot of
Lincoln street into the river. Conductor
o. p Watson of the Electric railway,
who was standing nearby, heard the
young lady's scream as she fell. and
dropping down, the side Of the wharf he
seized her and pulled her back on the
wharf. Miss Hoffman had a narrow es-
cane from death, and her rescue was
a coolheaded and timely act.
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HATrLEs WITH THE BAT.
Outcome OF tiae Days Struggles FOR
the Championship.

= '.,e i'''s les lor
the Championship.
the results Of base BAN games played
today
At ST. Tolriz
ST. LOUIS O. oo.7 oos =. n = 3
Brooklyn 30 . d 0 ID % = = =
Baueries-Clarlrsor ana 1rilier- ,,oiT
and Daley
At Chicago- RHv
Chicago 20 d q o q 1 O. a D
New York; % Z ) u q a "A =
Batterias-sra~rv 81 T,,,,t,,.. 30
and Farrell
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati 20 o. O .0Or o.
BSfte 3i w.. = / p ~ " 2
Hoffer ana Robinson a. o'' anu 9pler'
At Louisville p II T.,
Louisvilie III so O % q q <
Washington. 3 3 q q I n o
BatieFies-NfcDe r N n y aS5 Nv v,,I.,,.
StOckdaIe and NIcC,15fre
Al CleveIand-T7he Cleveland pos-or
game was POSTPONED on account OF rain
and cold weather
At Pittsbure--T pitfsi,,,--er- ,i1oae1
phia game was p0stponed On account az
lain and cold weather
Nfemnhis Tenn Nfs.-1t tn, ,r,,,+,.,..
ervs t6-dav NM i-ir rj.l =. ~.
in the NOV b44r be ~ az 80 ~. ~, y,
hits ,rd -, -, " q M tol ~ ~ Nc ,4
Dhis IN a score Of II toS rbt ~ ~ ~,
DIaVed in inc r,ornineS br,t ~, ia,,, - -
hour aid NOT ir,l.-,lql f , t i II,
Follows 55i Sscn poor all me season' The score
II Il
Memphis g o e 11O % az II 3
Montgn1'v a . q a x D 0S & q
Batteries-Burren and O'Meara; Bailey
and Bappold.
Chattanooga. Tenn. May 1.-THE first
Observation-Disclosures game on the 10
cal diamond was played to a small crowd.
The day was cool. the rooters not enthu-
siastic and the game Iistless though some
good work was done keenan, for Chat
fanoors failed TO hold down tbe Hoosiers
ard the score resulted 4 to FOR Evans
Vile. The Chattanoogans are strength
ouipos their team aud Niarnan reuortad to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-15
THE NEW CHIEF OF ENGINEERS.

GEN. Craighin Closely Identified
With savannah's HarbOr Work.
The new chief of engineers, Gen. VIM.
p Craighiu, who has been appointed by
the President to succeed Gen. Thomas l..
casey. retired on account Of age, is well
known in Savannah. Brunswick and other
South Atlantic ports. Born in Virginia,
Gen. Craighill was appointed to the Uni
ted States Military Academy from that
state in 1919 graduating in 1858. His first
eneineering work was as assistant engi-
neer tn repairing Forts Pulaski and Jack
son and iu improving the Savannah river
This was in 1881, when he resided in the
old barrac KS, the site of the De Soto hotel
Almost continuously since that date he has
been identified with the Improvement of
past supervising engineer, with Capt o.
w. Carter, corps OF engineers, in local
charge. He was a member of the boards
for the establishment of harbOr lines at
Savannah ana Brunswick in 1889. He Is
also q member of the light house board.
ana was president OF the American Society
of civil Engineers last year. His latest
visit TO this city was on a tour of inspec-
ton of the work in this harbOr on Jan %
He is deeply interested in the Improvement
Of the harpor, and the citizens Of Savan-
nan are fortunate in the presidents selec-
ton which is the reward Of forty-six years
of faithful and meritOriOuS service i'm the
United States army.
Cen Craighills record during the civil
war was brilliant one. March 49, 1860 he
was hreFeted lieutenant colonel "for faith
Iui ana mertOrlOuS services during the
war and particularly for services in the
defense Of Cumberland Gap and the III
terror operations OF Gen. MOrgan'S forces. %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-15
THE CITY AND SUBURBAN FREE.
The Receiver Discharged and the
Property Restored TO the Company.

The Receiver Discharged AID the
Property Restored TO the Company.
Mr.. David c. Barrow returned last uight
from Macon with the bond OF the cry and
suburban approved by Judge Speer, and
also with a certified copy or an ord sr from
the Judge dischdrging the receiver and
directing all the property In his hands 10
he turned over 10 the City and Suburban
Railway Company.
whatever else has been demonstrated by
the proceedings in this case It certainly
has been made clear that the City and
Suburban is able 10 give a good bOnd. The
security was admitted on all sides 90 be
ample. the amount Of the bond being
Tbe fact that the company found no
Tif7culty in making good bond .Or that
amount is an evidence that its financial
condition is good
Tha case remains in court for trial and
eccorling &c the allegations in the cross
i'm filed by the City and Suburban against
rre plaintiff, il is probable that they may
secure information which VIII make il
necessary to bring some other persons
f1 us parties. Some pretty searching Ques-
lions were put to the plaintiff. McReyn-
Odds in the cross bill, which he viii be
obliged To answer on oath, and If he inn
r.ii-ates others as instigatOrs Of this pro-
lsefings the City and Suburban's attCr-
i'm. and measures resorted to against
tbar1 Mr. McRcyEOld'S answer will be
awaited with interest.
The Morning News some days tgO pub
lishod a synopsis of this cross bill and the
questions propounded to Mr.. McReynolds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-15
MIsCIGLLANEOUS.

THE ENTELMAN co. WOULD BE
pleased 20 furnish shippers with all bar
rels they may need for potatoes and pears
this season; our packages are OF uniform
size; "a standard barrel; buyers will APP
preciate the advantage offered them by
comparing returns from shipments in sec
Ond-hand packages with those where our
barrels are used.
THE MANY HANDSOME STYLES
of photographs made at Launey's Studio,
on Broughton street.
OWING TO THE FACT or MY GOING
out of business by June Is, 1895. this Is to
notify all those having Jewelry or watches
i'm my store for repairs to call before said
date. Also would state that I am selling
out below cost my stock of diamonds.
watches. clocks, etc. +. Wachstein, "a
jefferson street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-15
EMPLOYMENT WA9rrn-

AN ENERGETIC, GENTLEATANT,Y y
clerk. American, wishes employment.
Reference. c.. ID. Richmond. Harnett
house, city.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION IN
mercantile house as assistant bookkeeper,
willing to make himself useful Address
"Bookkeeper." Morning News
SITUATION WANTED. AFTER TRAY.
cling about sixteena years for Messrs
Joseph Rosenheim & Co. and Meinhard
Bros. Co, l am ont of employment.
will travel with shoes, hats or clothing
prefer shoes or hats. Refer to Meinhard
Bros. & Co. whom I have served for ten
years. Address II. H. Sasnett, Waycross
Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-15
WANTED TO SEE THE SIGHTS.
The county commtsaloners Aaiourn

The County Commissioners Adjourn
ed For Another Week.
There was very brief meeting of the
county commissioners yesterday after
noon
me entire board was present when cali
ca TO order, but signs of uneasiness were
present throughout the reading of the
minutes. After that was over the COM
nailssloners signed the bills for supplies
I Itlu other expenses for last month, when
~ unanimous consent they agreed to adj
youIh and meet next Tuesday afternoon
u. 70 transact any business of Importance
mat may be on hand
me superior court grand jury's present.
Iinnent5 have not been forgotten and it is
tnlhely that they will be taken up the first
'Hlls when the meeting is held.