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The state herald., 1895-09-20

En-. HERALD 1t is currently whisper
ed ON the streets that the ringsters Of
the new born amalgnma,ed party have
their slate already made up; their cindl-
dates named and their places on the
ticket assigned, That being true, ali
tho people" have to do, when assembled
in "Independent Mass II convention,
when the candidates are uamsd, IS to bib
their heads in rcquiescencs or "hhller"
aye, npl5ns volens. we have tho same
on file for future comparison,
The state herald., 1895-09-20

The Denver News claims that the
".nissiug link" has been discovered in
Wyoming and IN recent issue OF that
journal column editorial was devoted
10 tic question Il the relationship q
man to the monkey.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

Denver iniled to secure tho national en-
cimpmcnt Of the G y. Il for lS9j, but
1t is claimed by the knowing ones that
the plans are so well land for capturing
II for 1897 TINT they cannot fail.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

The bankers Of Springfield, III, have
offered the U. S. treasury department
$4,000 in gold in exchange for curren.
cy. II other bankers would do likewise,
I, would probably interfere somewhat
with the buaness OF tho government
bond speculntors
The state herald., 1895-09-20

SHEEiFE'S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that by yirtuo Of special
execution ifsUvl uul 81 the county court Of
Phillips coanty Colo datod Aug 1855 and to mo
d. slHr.I dirrstrlil favor OF Gcorrc Giihcr;
Christ Nc-tsnbrrt and Gcorae Hill doing bnsi-
iuprs under thr iirH unm0 Hnd style Of Gilbert
IS Company plaintiffs ard agains,
John Cruzlp defendant
for tho sum II fl=iO damages and
sl,ci eust and acoruiHr Gust whereby am cn,n-
mandol To scll tho following described real
estate tu-witi
The s.w "a sec u ~ SH in o W OF
the 9th y. IN. in pi,iliips county. Cri.ls,ic.
70 satisfy said amounts ! shail on Saturday
the day II S,pt, 1856 o;icr III, above dc
srribei premise for sale n public auction ut
tho hoHr % o'clock IN of slid day at tic front
door fthc cour, house IN llolyoLc Colo. to tie
hirlcs; and bet bidder therefor
Dated this u dag Of Aug l-95.
ATGuIHRiE shcdI
By " q Holland deputy
The state herald., 1895-09-20

The democrats used TO tell MS very
confidently that putting wool on tho free
Int would give wool growers better
prices for their products and stimulate
home production, but the statistics ran
counter to that theory The ln'es, Zig
ufes show that Ne have sO0luD0 lefs
sheep IN the United States NOW than We
had in lsgi, Will, the average price Of
wool is about 40 per cent lower than 1t
WIS under the Mckinley law before re-
peal ,Lrou.h democratic success became
certain. This I. valuable object lesson
in favor Of republican success IN 1891
Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

By virtue u -p.val execution or lion
foreclosure issued uul Of M. of the district
court OF Phillip, couHiy nud stale OF Colo
dated sept lsi5 aud to me a. sheriff direct
cd In fa,, + of Carrie NJ Jamison plaintllr aud
against David iaikiu defendant for tile sgu
oi s-n - damages and slJ 80 cltt- ard uccru-
tng cnst- whereby ana commanded to sell
tho following described real estate torWIt
The ne q sc 1;tp7 ursi ~ 81 the pm Ia
Ihiiiips county Colo
To satisfy said Hm0unt-i shall on Saturday
Oct 1895 onCrthr above described premises
for sale at rutir Buctu u vt the hour IT =
o'clock y IA Il -uih day at the front door 81
IN" cpul u house ~ IolyokC Colo 20 the high.
osi nnd hr-t bid rr therefor.
Dared this gday OF sept I-al
A 4 tfsftYHft.. Ett.rfw
The state herald., 1895-09-20

The trainers of the new state cousti'u-
IN Of South Carolina are aiming to baf
he negro from holding olli;s IN TINT
state.
The state herald., 1895-09-20
nuakLlnrp hRneA sALve.

The best sayo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uleers, salt rhoum. fever
sotrs, tettcr, chaprcd hands, oiilbnius,
corns. mud Hg sriu oruptinns, aud posi-.
lively .~ircs piles, or no pBy required, It
ia -.firhlto,d 10 give gatisfactiun, OF
fioney refunded Price 20 cents per box.
Tot sale at The City DFng store.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

wmls the pHlp u protection TO
waited III lula county the ice t,adcn
"er' never ii"d 81 ltl'inR ~ that tie
ts"s so. "mpreiEa nilf alrJhbtuil nns
4" mfnlt ulI other unuurs lp compete
trell viii ,ur nuduc.s ~ unruaunar
ken IAcl snld Tia, sc could cnly 10.
The state herald., 1895-09-20
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

The republican primaries, as shown by
the call, will DO held on Friday Sept. u,
IN each precinct at the places named be-
low:
Precinc, n at Amherst; S ut the
residence of NJ. ID. Corp; at llol, oiie;
3 at W If stltcl htus,;i at Haxtun; B
nj tho Lowe school house; 6 at the Lane
school house.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

the following resolution WAS adopted
by the republican county central com
mittce at their meeting at Holyoke last
week;
Whereas, 1t has come to the knuwl
cdse OF tho members Of this committee
that parties who are not republicans
have signitied their intention Of voting
in the republican primaries; therefore
Be 1t Resolved, That in The interest Of
the republican party Of Phillips county,
Colorado, all persons not republicans be
strictly prohibited from voting at the
republican primary election 10 be held
Sept. n, 1895, ms such practices are
strictly against republican principles
aud the judges of such republican pri-
maries are hereby instructed to allow no
person to vote except they are satisfied
beyond reasonable doubt that they
are republicans, even II such person or
persons are willing 10 and attempt 10
swear in their votes.
Done 10y the republican county central
committee of Phillips county at Iiolyuke
Colo, this II, day Of Sept, 1895.
M. D. Corr. Chairman
T. NJ. SMr1H, Secy.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

NeuCH iur Publication,
land unlcr AT sterling ColpI
sept q lSs
Notice f. hirriy gwen that thr following
nawci sritlrf has flci notice OF his intention
t. make fluai pro- 10 supp n At his claim
AID tiat SAID pro WILDE made before clerk
q { 'uuuty court OF Phillips county colo, at
ilp ol,C Colo. on Oils l-.o. Na3
LRAsTrs +. BRIGGS
III y 80 - Tor she lots 80 nfnr = tcU IS
and lots tGd zee atp7nrsw
Iic names the following witnesses 1, pro,r
hia continuous residence upon, aud culliyn.
ton OF. mid land, NlSi
Amos liuttvtncld ct Lamar Sch.
wilson g Knapp
William 7 summers
Thomas unllAhgr
~ nraraTrR, Hrglstrf.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

The publishers OF Ladies' Every Sat
urdny, Of PhIiadelphin, Pa, will deposit
one hundred dollars l5lOW to the credit
OF the prettiest baby whose portrait is
Received by them for publication; Fifty
dollars $50 to the next pretties'; Tween
ty-iiyo dollars CS45l fur the third; Fifteen
dollars $50 for the fourth, and Ten dol.
dars lSlul for the fifth Ito nare and
p. .. address Of the parent must be
plainly written on tie back OF pho,o-
graph before forwarding. Enclose three
two-ccnt stamps for sample copy with
iuil particulars. Address: "Photogtaph-
ic Contests" Ladies Every Saturday, 3B
Sonth Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

the annual potato bake Mt Greeley
will no held Tuesday October IL.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

ttrew ell old friends, aiion, adicu,
We can no longer v..te with you.
We'ro now II part Of the motley crow.
That's showed by the tut Of the kangaroo.
-Snokas hear.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

BRATTY'S PIANOS and and oEE9 l&i asii
t,ht'lg rHrr;, Addnas Daniel +. BElrri,
Warrington, Nd
The state herald., 1895-09-20

ANNOUN CE MENTS

We hereby make tho following an
nouncements subiec, to the veto OF TIN
Republican primary to DO held On sept
-, lS95.
For County Clerk.
s. W. BE6GS.
CHAS. b. TlMBERLAkE.
For County Treasurer,
Il. a. HOSKINS.
For County Assessor.
GADE WEAVER.
GEORGE W. GARLAND.
HARVEY c. EDGINGTUN.
For County Judge.
CHARLES J. SLATER.
II. j. JOHNSON.
For County superintendent.
SAMUEL II. JOHNSON.
MRS. +. p. POWERS.
For County Sheriff.
\ d. CLARKE.
J. l.. WOOD.
A. 7. GUTHRIE.
For County Commissioner.
GEORGE S. TREGO.
IL SUTHERLAND.
For county Coroner.
l.. P. LEWIS.
NJ. u. Corr, Chairman.
Of the Republican county central com
mittee Of Phillips county.
L. NJ. SMITH, Sec'y.
The state herald., 1895-09-20
BIG PROF|TSsmaII Investments YES

Returning will nowhere they
10 OOFor Each Dollar Invested be made
lO.OUSySt0matlc Plan Of Speculation
originated by All successful spectators operate regular
1t well known fact there thousands the
United brokers,
amounts thousand dollars who
hundred dollars
who invest
Ii also
small investments this plan who live from Chicago
through
Our plan does risk the whole invested trade but
both falls
piles enormously n shot time
Write
Daily Market Report ul making All Manual
trading fully Highest standing
For further address
THOMAS & CO., Bankers and Brokers,
24I-242 Riato Building Chicago. III.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

REALTY rlsna-. uEsaa.- -. ". Sas;
beatty, Washington. \. J.
The state herald., 1895-09-20

NJ. u. Corr, Chairman,
Of the Republican county central COM
mittee Of Phillips county.
+, NJ. SMITH, Secy.
The state herald., 1895-09-20
Tobacco Habit Cured.

In from 10 Do days by tho use of c,lli-
Tobacco Anildoie Price per box, or enough
la fuff. ynu fDFftr,
The state herald., 1895-09-20

w ihhiE. NltfiH.
by w Il, HELLAND, Deputy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
CITY BREVITIEs.

William f. Slater was appointed COM
mercal notary public in the superior court
yesterday.
Demetrius Antipos, a former subject of
the King OF Greece, was made citizen of
the United States by Judge Falligant yes
terday.
The German Friendly Society will give
an excursion to Wilmington Island Thurs
day. The steamer Gov. Sanford has been
chartered for the trip.
The water will be shut off on Whitaker
street. from Hull to Taylor street. to-
morrow morning at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of taking out hydrant and will be off
a short time
The meeting for men at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall this afternoon
will be conducted by Mr.. John A Varna-
doe. His subject will be why am 1 a
Member of the church,"
Letters of administration c. t. a. were
granted to John Flannery, on estate of Eu-
gene Kelly, in the court of ordinary yes
terday. This affects only the property in
Savannah belonging to the estate.
The West Side Social Club was incorpor-
ated in the superior court yesterday. The
incorporatOrs are Charles c. Jordan, NJ
Lynch and Il. NJ. Oppenheim. The object
of the club is the social enjoyment of its
members.
p. ]. Halloran and S. A Spencer were
arrested yesterday, charged with disor-
derby conduct and interfering with an Off
Ger. Halloran and Spencer were with the
party at Broughton and East Broad
streets which gave Policemen Malphus
and Fleming some trouble early in the
morning.
-Four of the Madison square boys ore
placed on the information docket yester-
day by Patience Simmons, colored. who
charges them with assaulting and beat
ing her with rocks. The boys are all
sons of prominent citizens living in the
neighborhood. The case will come up Cor
hearing Tuesday morning.
The Georgia Investment COMPANY was
Incorporated in the superior court yester-
day. Among the incorporators are A. w
Lawton, r. VanWagenen, ]. NJ. Dixon. ].
+. Cam and others. The object of the
company are to deal in real estate, to loan
money, etc. The capital actually paid in
will be 5000 with privilege of increasing
it to 100000. The attorneys for the com
pany are Messrs. G. T. & J. F. Cam.
Prince Graham and George Cusbert
both colored, were arrested yesterday bv
Detectives Wetherhorn and SctS1v for
stealing two bags of wool from the Plant
ers' rice mill. Both negroes were in
the employ of the rice mill. The wool be-
longed to Mr.. Joseph Huger, and in an
hour after the loss was reported to the
barracks the men were under arrest
The wool was sold to Mr.. NJ. Y Hender-
son, and the two men were identified by
Mr.. Henderson as the parties who sold
him the wool
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
TO PUT OFF THE SALE.
The Macon and Atlantic Nay Not he
sold This Week.

Steps have been taken 10 stop the sale
Of the Macon and Atlantic railroad. which
was advertised TO take place in savan-
nah next Thursday
Schneider Bros. OF Macon have petit
toned the United States court for a posi-
ponement Of the sale They claim the
road owes them about 1880. which. they
say. is in the nature Of a first lien on the
property.
They claim the amount was cash money
which they advanced to the reorganiza-
ton committee when the road was first
taken out Of the hands Of the receivers.
presumably at the time when McTighe &
Co. were released from the United States
court by creditors. which release was
accomplished by J. T. Hanson, H. ]. La
mar, et al, upon 100000 bond for Nc
Tighe, and out Of which bond had grown
the famous Hanson-Bacon suit
The reorganization for which Schneider
Bros loaned $500 fell through and failed
OF accomplishment Later the road was
sold at receivers sale and bought in by
John r. Young Of Savannah; J. Il. Hanson
and others for $4,000. Much Of this
amount was represented by scaled ac-
counts Of creditors who took stock in the
claims.
The Central National Bank Of New
York. which loaned $4,000 to the Young
reorganization committee with which TO
buy the road, recently threw the road into
the hands Of a receiver, Mr.. Young be.
ing appointed, and it is on this bill that
the road is set for sale Wednesday. This
move on the part of the Central National
Bank was taken in order to get the prop
erty in possession where the Macon Dun
lin and Savannah railroad could buy II.
as several creditors would not consent FOR
the load to be sold to the Macon, Dub
lin and Savannah al $4,000.
The minimum price fixed for the sale is
100000 cash. or $4,000 on the following
terms. Fifty thousand dollars cash, ana
the balance on three years time with ap-
proved securities. 1t is not known why
Schneider Bros should desire postpone
ment of he sale, as their claim is first
lien. They think by postponing the sale
the property will bring a better price.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
HAD TO POSTPONE HIS TRIP.

Tenant With n Filthy Yard Ar
rested As He Was Going out of
Town.
George Dawson, colored, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Nc
Quad at the request OF Sanitary Inspector
W. H. Peck
The inspector in his rounds in the south
western part Of the city yesterday after
noon found the yard at No 246Is Duffy
street lane in very filthy condition. He
notified the parties living there Dawson
and his wife, that the yard must be put in
good condition at once. They replied that
they were just moving out and that they
did not propose to clean up the yard as It
was in the same condition as when they
moved in.
The inspector informed them that It
made no difference if they were about to
move, that the yard must be cleaned at
once. Dawson and his wife were very inn
pertinent in their replies and ordered the
inspector out of the yard Mr.. Peck called
Officer McQuaid and had Dawson arrest
ed.
The woman made a scene at the Game
well box and made dire threats of what
she woud do If she ever got a chance at the
inspector. Dawson declared that he had en-
gagged passage on the steamer Berkshire
for Baltimore which left last night, and
that he would hold somebody responsible
tor the damages.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
MUNYON
REMEDIES ALWAYS CURE.
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With Munyon's Remedies-NO Ex-
perimentfng; They Never Fail.
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would buy poor medicines when he IS
sick? He wants the BEST Munyon's
Remedies are both cheap and good
They are the very latest discoveries in
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and buy the BEST and the latest-Mun-
yOn's Remedies. Get Munyon's Guide
TO Health" and learn to cure yourself
IT can be had FREE at any drug store.
where the Munyon Remedies can also he
had, mostly for > cents a vial. Those
who are in doubt as TO the nature of
their disease should address Prof Nun
yon, NO. 1903 Arch street, Philadelphia
giving fun symptoms. He will carefully
diagnose the case and give advice abs1-
lutely free. Remedies sent TO any adj
dress on receipt OF price
Rheumatism cured in from one to three
days. Dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
quickly relieved. Catarrh positively cured
Coughs and colds quickly cured
Headache cured ia five minutes. Nervous
diseases promptly cured. Kidney trou-
bles. Piles, Neuralgia, Asthma and all
eHidie Complaints quickly cured. These
Remedies are sold by all druggists, most
ly for 25c per vial. Munyon's VitaIizer
imparts new life and vigor TO weak and
debilitated men. Price 81.
W. g. Kendrick of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Philadelphia. says.
I was cured of the most aggravated
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Catarrh Cure. Had suffered for years
and tried many doctors and all the ad-
vertised remedies. The FIRST dose OF Nun
yons gave me a thousand dollars worth
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Mrs. Margaret Brown. No 20 Walsh
court. Chicago is rs years old. and very
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lungs. Her daughter says: I'VE though.
she would die. She was so old and feeble.
But Munyon's Remedies saved her life,
and she is now quite well again"
THOUSANDS MORE OF JUST SUCH
TESTIMONIALS.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09

Charleston. S. c. June S.-Arrived. schrs
Isaac T. Campbell Matthews, Boston;
Fannie Reiche. BuckalOo Baltimore; Os>
car 6. Schmidt, Bacon. Philadelphia; City
OF Jacksonville, StCrlman, Philadelphia.
Cleared, steamship Maude (BO, Wood,
Bremen; schr Wade Hampton, Relya,
Kingston, ia.
Sailed, steamship Maude (Br), Wood,
Bremen; Elfrida OBJ, Burgess, Barcelona
and Genoa
Jacksonville, Fla. June S-Entered,
steamship Algonquin. Plat. New York
and cleared TO return; schr Grace Bradley,
Barter, Boston; schr Thomas Winsmore,
Conwel, Philadelphia.
Cleared, schr City of Nassau (Br), Kelly,
Nassau, N. =.
New York, June ARRIVED. schr War
wick. Penny, Charleston
Sailed, ship August Ger, Savannah;
schrs Clara A. Phinney, Charleston; Anna
X. Bishop, Satilla River.
Brunswick, Ga, June S.-Arrived, bark
Vulcan (Sw), Zettergren, GijOn; schrs Ed
ward H. Blake, Smith, Boston; Dickey
Bird, Francis. Boston.
Darien, Ga, June 6.-Cleared, schr Ed
ward Stewart, Kent Philadelphia.
New Haven, June Sailed, schr Sylvia
c. Hall, Law. Brunswick.
Philadelphia, June 6.-Cleared, steamer
Lowlands (Br), Dormand, Fernandna.
Barcelona, June Arrived, bark, Maria
Antonio (Sp), Sierra, Charleston.
Harburg, June ARRIVED, bark Trio
(NOr), KjOle, Savannah.
Grimsby, June ARRIVED, bark Adele
Accame QtaD, Tossini, Darlen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham. for
New York--Mrs i Reid, Miss Reid, Miss
G A Abbott, Miss p Garfield Miss NJ e
Dart, George J Mills Mrs + NJ Mills,
Mrs Mills, Miss A f Dalrymple Miss
J d Cassie, Ned Rowland, w Taylor, d
r Baker, Norman Baker, James r Crink-
shand and wife, Mrs II ] Pennington, Mrs
Z r Beeman, Miss Wells, Miss Algers,
William w Scott. j w Conner, Mr. Abbott
T y Irwin, J II Lumpkin, Mr. Gugel Miss
Kate Brigham j Heavenrich, l Hellman
and wife, n il Dancy and wife. G T. G Au-
CUR and wife. Mrs NJ V Dudley, NJ High
tower, a Irwin Judge Walker and wife,
Miss A Walker Miss c Walker, Miss Ag-
nes Gray A r Harris A NJ Cook, A T
Swinhoe II L Beeman, Charity Maxwell
Julia Foster. Miss nj Kennedy, Miss r
SEMINARS, Josephine Wright, Clara Brown,
John Brown, r stone and wife, x SVens-
son and Isaac Boyd.
Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
Maj w f Shelman, Miss NJ Z Stewart
Master Luther NanBuskirk, Master L Van
Buskirk. Col John ScreVen, Miss e Christy,
Mrs n Lowering. Miss Maude Green. Mrs
+ Webster, f Mcfarland, Mrs F McFar-
land, S V Smith, Mrs Smith and child
William Ingram, Mrs Chaftie, Thomas
Chaffie, Mrs Thomas Chaffie II NJ Conner
and family, Miss II Hardee r G Wright
] L Carter, Mr. Cornell, Mr. Kett, Mrs w f
Shellman and two children " T Hopkins.
Miss NJ Stanfeld. Mrs & Wing, Miss
Scott Mrs Thomas K Scott, w G RaouI
and family, A e Vongundel, and wife,
Miss Vongundel, Miss Vongundell P
Armstrong, J l. Armstrong, W G Casey,
Thomas K Scott, W S SPAR, Miss Spar,
Mrs w II Barrett, child and nurse. Rev
w r Thomas, Mr. MCGEE, A NJ Letter, w
II Meinhard. NJ Hightower, L Bonner,
Cornelia William (cop, Nancy Thomas
(coD, Mamie Miller (coD, Levene Williams
(coD, Ella Johnson (coQ, Mary Mooney
(coD, Sarah McQuaid (coD, Nora McQuaid
(coD, Rosa Wilson (coD. Minnie Lewis
(coD, Miss Moore, Mrs NJ A Hapey, w
Sellgren and five steerage.
Per steamship Berkshire, for Baltimore
Misses Usina w Nj Gibson and wife, c
Blamet and wife, j H McKenna, w II
Welsh Miss NJ Gates and twenty-eight
steerage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
PARDON FOR A PERJURER.
Gov. Atkinson COmmutes the Sem
teRce of Glenn McCOrd.

Gov. Atkinson COmmutes the Sem
teRce of Glenn McCOrd.
Atlanta, Ca, June S.-Gov. Atkinson to-
day committed the sentence of Glenn Nc
Cord, one of the perjured witnesses in the
notorious Eddleman murder case several
years ago. Eddleman, a well-known real
estate man, shot and killed Tom Gresh-
am. a crippled railroad man. apparently in
cold blood The killing caused great ex-
element, and the trial was one of the
most noted in the records of the state.
Eddleman was finally acquitted by the
jury, as il afterwards appeared on the
perjured testimony of two witnesses Glenn
McCord and another white man named
Hafiin. The public was so outraged at the
verdict that an indignation meeting of
citizens was held and the jury burned in
effgy. McCord and Ha1in were both CON
victed of perjury and sent to the peni-
tertiary. McCord for eight years and
Hafiin for a shorter term. Hanin was
pardoned some time ago. and by Gov At
kinsons action to-day McCord will he re-
leased on Aug. 9, after having served
six years and six months of his Swear
sentence. The grounds upon which the
Communication was granted were that the
sentence was too severe. and that Nc
Cords conduct has been exemplary during
his confinement at the camp of the Amos
keag Lumber Company, in Southwest
B Georgia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09
sERGT. WEST WINS AGAIN.
He Is the Crack litter of the Hus-
sas Now.

He Is the Crack litter of the Hus-
Now.
The second weekly tilt of the Georgia
Hussars took place yesterday. The squad
of five troopers rode into the Park extern
sion at o'clock, and the contest com
menced without delay.
The scores made were quite an improve
ment on those of last week, the total Of
1904 being the same as that made BY
the Hussar team against the Liberty
troop last month.
Scrgt J. b. West won the first prize on
a score Of 1917. He was also awarded
Lieut.. McAlpin's prize for the trooper
making 40 or better
The following are the official scores:
Sergt. J. b. West, 1919; Corpl w. W. Cor
don, Jr., 3S; Private !. Silverberg. 33Ib;
Corpl. c. A. Gibbes, 81; Lieut.. W. f.
Blois, 2Sla.
Col. w. w. Gordon. Lieut.. @. c. Call
lard and Veteran A. McC. Duncan acted
as judges MIR. G. e. Dickinson oficiated
as scorer and Mr.. T. +. Durham kept the
time of the troopers. The next contest
will take place June 10.