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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
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Die YelSmilBe III ieirem Sun9er pabr.
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Sl lalen. S1lieBli4 9elang es ocut
Nnge9rinenen, ben uiitbenoen 8ogel
nit Dem Stode 81 eridlasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
6anias.

- Sieier Sage f~eierte Der sebn Wlei=
len BON Nrtanas Sitp in Der
Gbidaiaw Reformation pobnenoe
vuucle SaDio Hains" leiuen 1OS. Gbe=
b~urtstag. Die Jrau oesielben lebt
glei6falls nod ulo miro nd6itens 103
Sabre ait werOen. Ypr iebs Mona=
ten crtrantte ole 6rau i'm Sauie hires
7~6lGbri9en Sobnes, perlieb jsoO6, trOB
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uno be9ab iiA, auf eiuen Stod aeltibt,
rOd ibrer Wobnung. IS mar bies Elm
g8e9 bon beinabe elmer Meile gnticr=
nung. Ser alte Maun lit jebt nod
.beoeuteno riiil8er, als iein 7~6jabrlser
SUQu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
9udlen's Wrnica Sai0c.

0ie bette SaIbs in Der 8eIt fir
S3nittwunben, 6autidirfunsen, Wuns
ben, @ei9wiire, SalsfuB, 5ieberuuns
Der, S4orf, seiprunsene 9dnoe, Jroits
beuien, ~8rdbencusen, unb aae 9auteuts
sinonngen uno 1T cine iidere 9eiluns
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baB bas Wttttel poufOmmene 9enuss
tbuuns sibt; welln ni9t, miro oas ge!b
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S9a9tet. - gu u~erfauien Bel 3. Us.
Nuste, Qpotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
Gin sGab Oer &ausDaituma.

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feline SauiIie INNER bic bsiteu griolae
pom benz 9ebrau3e oesielbsn sebabt
babe; baB er basieIbe ni9t entbebren
nil, 10 LANCE es gu baben lei. y. q.
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Sweifeuos bas bette Wtittel sesem Suiten
lit; baB er bosielbe s Sabre lang aes
brau6t uno baB es ME feline @irtuna
uerieblt babe. 8arum ni6t cine 6lai6e
pieles 10 LANCE bewabrten Seilmittels
usriu3eu2 Brobeflaiden erbdl1 man
trei in {. &. Guete's Qpotbete,
568 WainltraBe. @swObnli9e 6laiden
so GentS uno 100.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
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SeutiblanD.
VdD ern.

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aus Wiiin6en beri6tet. Sieielber
Iplltsn Bier aus elmer Srdllerei al,
Sabn tobren, sO9en cine 3eitlan9 lang
lam uno beoG6tig. lc0ten ii6 abe,
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lteben 5lr beWe9en. Sin berbeigebolter
Sbierar5t tOuitatirte Srunteubeit. IS
mltellte lid audi beraus, baB Die Sbtel
i'm SOie Der Yrallerei neben einem
Sbaff nit gteiSenbier seitanoen unO
ben Snbalt lib batten pOblibnlefen
lallen. 8Ottlob. oaB lib Oa wieoer
bic ipridwOrtliGe Yebauptuna. oas
9ieb lei i'm Srinten geideiotsr pie Der
Wtenlb, ni9t bepdbrt bat.
&beinpropins.
-SuiieIborf. Sin erauIi9er
Torfall miro aus Der Srieorihsltaot
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mibbanoelte cine in eillem Sauie an
Der Observation-Disclosures wobnbaite Srall
ibren al Snflucnsa %ertrantten 10 Sabre
alten Stieflubn in 10 barbariI1er
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luertbe SunNe idlieBlid foot su Yooen
l|titrSte. gus bic Gabenmutter wabr=
nabnl, mel6er ibweren rlno perbreberi=
iben Shat lie lih i6uloig oenla6t
bate, er9riif lie bic Sludt. Ser in
einem @erte gu Sberbilt beiaaiti9te
Batter iuuroe BON Der 9lrbeit lpe9 al Die
Seide ieines SObn6ens seruien.
Sloenburg.
- SIM 9 aterlanbe lit man
idon ieit einigen Sabren bemiibt aelue=
len, bort cine Sabn Sl erbauen. Sept
lit es iebr wabri9einll1, oab oieie Ye=
miibun9en nit grfOls g~etront reroen.
Sn Stirieslano' ipll i'm Sberleoin9er-
lanoe cine Giienbabn 9ebaut peroen,
bic iOlgenoe Sinie D~eriDl9t: Sbrbope,
GOllingbOrlt, Weits lno Oitbauoerfebn.
9lnl SOnnta9. ben 10. b. 30, batteu
nun Die Gemeinoeporiteber Der interei=
iierten preuBli1en 8emeinoen in Dem
8ewaltlbeu gSrtbsbauie Su Marieniiel
cine olesbesii9llhe Seriammlung. 9luf
Oieler Seriammlung mar audi cine &b=
oronun9 aus ben Gsmeinoen oes Sa=
terlanoes eribieneu. Sicr eini9te
man ll6 oabln, baB Die O%ben9enannte
Sinle auf oloenbnrgii6em 8ebiet iort-
geIebt ueroen millle iiber Striiflingen.
&amsloh S6arrel, 6riesDotbe nab
SloppenburS.
GliaB=S rin9e
Sn Sewingen inter ct.
Wtl6el bel SieoenbOIcn wuroe Die 9el6e
oes Gentners uno frilDcren 9SirtDes
Ndt. Saue nit elmer 98lnoe am Slnz
tertupi in leinerWobnung auigeIunoen.
Nnfan9ll6 oa6tc man an ein Sers
bre6en. God 1T Der 72idbri9e Wann
wabri6einli6 nit Dem Sopfe aui ben
Sfen 9efallen uno bat iid 70 bic Yer-
leBuns lclblt S~U8ciosen.
Sci einem 3abuarst in Strait
bur9 1T ein unfGll uOraetommen, Der
einem Weui9en Dos 4sben tOitete.
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mann IN Der &inperipiel9oiie, wOllte
Ii6 bel Dem 30bnar5t SABINE siebeu
lalen. Der 3abnarSt i6lGierte Den
9Scll Gil, aber ucrgebcnS mar nabDcr
Der Seriu0. ben Armen witoer 81
~. den; er Mar tp0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
1anbbeit fann nidlt achciIt iptroen tura

locale ApplicaiiOueu, nett lie ben transeu Ebeil bS
y brss ntbt erreiden t6rueu. IS gibt nur einsn gBsa,
bic Eaubbsit 81 turirtn, unS Der lit ont6 ~coaliiIs
toned. Setlmittel. Eau6btit wire enrt eiueu eni,ius
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dilden 0o9rc psrurladt. gSsur ricie 16bre i5 eHts
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trru,enes @et0r; urb weru lie 9an5 esi6lpien 1T, ers
to.st Saubhett una penu bic Gnt;Iusuue ui6t gebos
ben lno eitie Eobre pteoer in i5reu a~ebGrtssn 3ultdro
perisFt pereeu fam, letro baS GthSr iar tunm.r ;erit6rt
weroer; neun sale inter 3sbn iirb burd Retarrb pers
nrladt, peider Httt9 ais en eui;inoeter .3uiiano Der
%itletmiseu SherNGden iii.
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j. ). Gbenep IL e o.,
G0Iepo, 3.
G8r gsrtauit ron spotb.tern. rs Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
T,txrnth1trnrr Gnerttr,s

iuablt worosn. Gr i6ll9 ben Ganoi=
oaten Der Semotraten uuo 9opulilten
=. y. Soipel uro ben Hepublitaner
s. 9. Wonteitb. Die Ipailten erpdbl=
ten, nit alleiniser Nusnabme zines
Staotratles, bas seiammte Staottidet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

- Ser Npaiit WiaiNm ShompIon
1T in Suite. NIT 1000 Stimmen
Waioritlt sum Wtapor Der Staot er=
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9ersklnpfen.
8mrsafbniekrit, A~:1ra1ruei.
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rsIsn 2siiqlsltn, BOO cIp oDue GrtoIs. Saiisblt&
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
Or. Wilcs' 9eart Cure,

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$l.Uo De Slat1e. ietS 5ia,den $50 obtr man fam
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
SAILED YEsTERDAY.
Steamship BERKSHIRE, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.

Charleston. $. C.. May n.-Arrived.
steamers Maud (BD, Wood, Huelva; Yem-
assoc, Robinson, Philadelphia, Seminole,
Chichester, New York.
Cleared, schooner Fannie Reiche, Buck
aloo, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, Fla, May u.-Entered.
steamship Iroquois. Pennington, New
York.
Port Fades, La. May 11.-Arrived,
steamer Louisiana CBD, Wallace, Liver
pool; Saint Nicaraguan, Hichthaw, Liver
pool; steamer James Oterie (Amer), Mu-
ruallo Ceiba; steamer New Orleans
(Amer) Belts, New York
Departed, ship FL Monte (Amer), Parker,
New York.
Baltimore, May 9--Sailed, schooner Jen-
ME Thomas, Young, Savannah
Brunswick, May 9.-Cleared, banks Ju-
piter (Rus), Swain, Valencia; Uman (Rus),
Fecamp.
Sailed, bark Elieser (Nor), Glasgow.
Fernandina, May 9.-Sailed, schooners
May O'Neill, Watts. Boston; Lizzie Heyer,
Delay, New York
Philadelphia, May 9.-Arrived, schooners
William +. Downes, Marshall, Brunswick /;
Douglas Gregory, Stillwel, Charleston:
Frank Vanderherchen, Crawford, Savan-
nah; Oscar Z. Schmidt, Bacon. Savan-
nah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
ATHLETICS AT THE UNIVERSITY.
n"ll Games Arranged and the Teams
in Splendid shape.

in Splendid shape.
Athens, Ga. May 1.-Two years ago but
little interest was taken in athletics in
the University of Georgia and little was
heard of her in that lire. Foot bah was
hardly thought of and base ball was in
dulged in only in a small measure.
Now, however. the university takes first
rank in athletics, and her foot ball team
and base ball team have won their way to
victory whever they have gone.
In the realm of foot ball the varsity
boys have been eminently successful. The
story is well known how the red and black
fought its way last fall to the foot ball
championship of the states of South Car
olina Alabama and Georgia.
Next fall the varsity boys will be in
better position than ever before. To start
with, they have already secured a splendid
trainer, in the person of Mr.. Glenn Scobey
warner OF Springville, n. y. Warner has
been for three years at Cornell University
and last year was the captain of the Cor
nell foot ball eleven.
Under his management the Cornell team
forged rapidly to the front He is "a years
old and weighs POS pounds He is cele-
brated in foot ball circles for his admir-
able generalship and cool deliberate judg-
ment. Capt. Warner will arrive in Athens
next September, when the university
opens, and will at once commence hts
work. He Will have admirable material
upon which to work, for with the excep-
ton of Shackelford Halsey and Watkins.
all of the players of last years team Will
be back. H. w. Stubs of Dalton. full
back on last years team, is captain The
other players who will be back are Nalley.
Clarke, Price, Fleming, Butler, Spain
Morris, Welleran, Kent and Snider
Games have already been arranged with
Auburn and the University Of North Caro-
lima. The Auburn game comes off on
Thanksgiving day in Atlanta, and the
North Carolina game in Atlanta on Oct.
rs Games viii also be arr anged with Van
derbilt, Sewanee, Tuscaloosa, Virginia and
other colleges.
The base ball team is making great rep-
utatlon for the boys 1t consists of W +
Kemp, captain; X. b. Nalley catcher:
J. .. Pettis and Fred Morris, pitchers:
Han, first base; Hasey. second base:
Hubbs, third base; Clarke, short stop:
Kemp, left field; Davis, center field and
Spain, right field. They have already won
four games. They play the Sewanee team
IN Atlanta May IS, and in Athens May
Next Tuesday the annual field day eyer
cises will be held. They were to have
been held last month, but were postponed
on account of the inclement weather
The varsity team crossed bats with
Mercer to-day and 1t was a great game
The score follows: University of Geor-
gia, 2; Mercer, 3. The game was called
at teh end of the fifth inning on account
of rain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
BURNED A HOLE IN A JAIL.
Friends of a Florida Prisoner Aid
Him to Escnpe.

Braidentown, Fla, May 11.-Mr. Pearce,
sheriff of Leon county, came down to the
river yesterday CThursday) as a vegetable
buyer, and after visiting various vege-
table farms near Palmetto he introduced
himself to a young man who came here a
few months ago from Leon county and
has since been living under an assumed
name. After few words the young man
accompanied the sheriff to Palmetto.
where he was locked up in the town Gala
boose to await this mornings steamer,
which was to convey him back TO ITALIA
hassee, where he is to be tried on
charge of attempted assassination. The
capture of the prisoner was shrewd
piece of detective work.
Friends who visited the prisoner last
night at the calaboose, which is situated
over the water, while the sheriff was
asleep, burned a hole IN the floor and lio-
Grated him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, May 11-3l0 bales
cotton, car -four. car grits, cars wood,
bbls spirits, 80 pkgs vegetables, 16S tons
pig iron, 300 sacks cotton seed meal, 1862
pkgs mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway, May LEO bales cotton, g. 222
crates vegetables, $40 bbls vegetables, 10
cars lumber. /, 446 bbls rosin. 7lg bbls spir-
its, 80 cars phosphate, cars rock, cars
hay, cars wood, 2 cars coal, 2 cars corn,
2 cars barrels, i car meal, / car cotton
duck, ] car sheeting, l car tobacco, 10 cars
mdse, 20 bdls hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
May ia cars wood, / car bran, 1 car
barrels, cars mdse. bales hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
Railroad, May lis cars clay, al cars veg
etables, car grain ! car potatoes, 3 cars
lumber, / car crossties $50 bales cotton,
625 bbls naval stores, 10 cars mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
A Burglar Fooled.

Walthourville, Ga, May 11.--An attempt
was made to gain entrance to the freight
room here last night. The agent was sud
denly called out by friend who told him
to listen. He distinctly heard the SOUND
Of some one trying TO effect an entrance
at the warehouse. The agent went around
one side and the other man the other
both well-armed and prepared to shoot
on the first sign of a burglar.
Perfect quiet reigned until suddenly
from the very spot on which they were
standing came the sound Of iron tools,
suddenly struck together. The closest OK
animation failed to reveal anything there;
but at the opposite side were found the
foot prints of a man who had run away
but a few moments before. These were
made very plain by its having rained II
half hour before. 1t was impossible to
measure the track as the foiled burglar
had run away on tip-toe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

ter. DR.. william Drew. John Farr, DR..
Meyer, p Lovett, George e. White. B.
Fletcher, Jr.
Per Steamship Berkshire for Baltimore
Mrs l.. Hubbell John Powells, Mrs. w.
w. Mackall, w. II. Mann. Mrs. A. w.
Mcdonald, Mrs. ID. II. Green, Miss G.
Green, Miss +. Green, Charles J. Mackall,
a. FAN, Mrs. w. f. Sullivan, Miss L..
derson. r. Mathews, r. Reynolds, M.
Armstrong.
Per Steamship Kansas city from New
York-Julius Daden, Rev X. Hayward,
Mrs. M. Kent, II. D. Cowee, A. S. Eich-
berg, Rev. l. c. Vass, ID. D.. l.. NJ. Hoff-
man, r. ID. Walton. G. II. Lynch, G. Nc
Gilvey and wife, c. W. White and wife,
Miss l.. swanson, Mrs. y. S. Cakes, Carl
White, II. Durham, colored.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
Caught Firing a stocknde.

Lumpkin, Ca, May. 11.-George Will
liams, negro working on Mr. Dan Brad
leys plantation near Florence, was
caught in the act Of setting fire to Brad
ley's stockade on his river place. No
doubt this is the same hend that set fire
to his crib and stockade on Bryan place on
18th inst. The culprit is in Jail.
One of the heaviest rains, and consid-
cradle wind with II. visited this county
yesterday. Farms badly washed and crop
hurt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
Andrews Run to Cover.

Tallahassee, Ella, May n.-Frank An
drews waylaid and shot William Hixson
near Newport, sixteen miles south of Tai
lahassee. on Jan. 9. The weapon used
was n Winchester, and Hixon was serious
ly wounded in the side and arm, but re-
Andrews escaped, and nothing was heard
of him for some time. Eventually Sher-
if Pearce struck his trail and located him
in Manatee county, where he has arrested
oner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

Per steamship CITY OF :, augusta, for New
son, Mrs. A. +. Acorn, j. o. Smith and
wife. Mr.. Tibbitts Mrs. A. Cohen, Mrs A.
Schaul. w. D. Baird J. T. Joslin and
wife, Miss Seymour, Miss Hasford DR.
George J. West. J. n. Balshaw, John Pc
terson, n. Caper, Anton Petersen Sister
Petronilla Robert Morgan and wife, Mrs
A. K Macomber. Mrs. NJ J. Cooper, Jacob
Keifer, S. ellsworth, Charles H. Fos-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
cal Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicin-
till midnight, May y, 1s95.-Showers,
, tn local thunderstorms and northwest
ky squalls; decidedly cooler: winds be-
1ming west to northwest
Forecast for Georgia: Fair. cooler; north
fst winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
Annah, Ca, on May IL, 1895, with the nor
Ihl for the day: Tempera ture-Normal,
mean, 70; excess for this date, .; ac-
Simulated deficiency since Jan. l, 1895,
Comparative Rainfall Statement-Nor-
N, .O5; amount for May II, .04; departure
Pm the normal. OF; total departure
Ice Jan. /, 1895, AZ
iaXimum temperature, 81; minimum
Hperature, 6S.
E he hight of the Savannah river at Au-
n "a at a. m. 10Th Meridian time) yes
Hday was l0.4 feet. a fail of i feet dur
B the preceding twenty-four hours.
ottOn Region Bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
the twentyfour hours ending at p.
A 10Th meridian time, May IL, 1895:
Districts Avprngp
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
EXPORTS.

Per British steamship North Britain. for
Glasgow, 2,209 tons phosphate rock, valued
at 500, 1885,
Per Steamship Berkshire for Baltimore
900 bales cotton, 2S5 bbls rosin, 257 bbls
turpentine, 40 bbls rosln oil. "a casks clay.
1854 feet lumber, 100 bales domestics, 147
bdls hides, 1857 crates vegetables, ga bbls
vegetables, 30l pkgs mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

Brewton, Ala. May 1O-This evening in
an alteration over two jugs Of whisky on
the principal thoroughfare Of the town.
Hill Lowry. white butcher. cut The
throat Of Isaac Biggs. a colored drayman
causing almost instant death Lowry
made his escape and is being pursued by
the sheriff.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
AnRIvED AT TYnEE YEsTEHnAY
ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, Now
York-C. G. Anderson, Agent
steamship Dessoug. Doughty, Philadel-
phia-C. G.. Anderson, Agent.
Bark Razeto QtaD, Razeto, Dakar, Az
RIGA, ballast-Chr c. Dahl 4 Co.
Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, Punta
Gorda, Peace river phosphate rock 10
Conner, Hull & Co.-Vessei to George Har-
Tiss & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

casion, which was one Of the most enjoy
able in the history Of the club The new
~ elected officers win take their stations
at the meeting In June The
old war horse, d. L. Jackson
the retiring president, presided and has
earned for himself the gratitude of every
member for the able manner in which he
has conducted the affairs of the club dur
ing his term of Office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
Illustrated America.

Contents of May Il: Peace in Union.
Thomas Nast's painting of the closing
scene of the civil war at AppomattoT
Court House; The Defenders crew.
Prominent Women OF Our Cities (Chicagol:
Cat Show at Madison Square Garden.
Ladies' Day at the Players Club: The
Whale That Came to New York and other
interesting articles. Price 10 cents. For
sale at Estill's News Depot, 2li5 2uIl
street Savannah Ga
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

of the British steamship Maud reports
having supplied the Danish bark Orient
with provisions in latitude So north, $40
west longitude, lH days out from Bankok,
bound for Falmouth. Capt Wood reports
having experienced light winds and fine
weather during the entire voyage from
HuelVa
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MOSQUITO NETS.

9O-Inch Fine Gauze Mosquito Nets sSc
each worth S1.jO
81 10 EACH
Mosquito Canopy Nets, good lace, all
complete, ready to hang, worth $780,
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A Murderer Declared Sane.

St. Louis. May 1.-THE jury in the case
of Arthur DurstTow. murderer of his wife
and child returned a verdict this morn
ing declaring him sane. He has been on
trial at Union, Mo. to determine his
sanity. his attorney alleging he was para
noiac. Now he will be placed on trial.
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-r, p" Aainsville, Ga, May 1.-Two small
tg,e mere were monkeying with an Old
Il "a - which was supposed not TO be
H., Inc gun was discharged, and one
sst received a load of shot in his
winch VIII probably result fatally.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship North Britain (BD, williams,
MISREPRESENTATION q Co.
steamship pessoug, Doughty, Phladel-
phia-C. G. Anderson, Agent
steamship Berkshire Kirwan, Balti-
more-J. j. Carolan, Agent.
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UMBRELLAS.

70 CENTS AND $1.2s EACH
26-lnch Black Gloria Umbrellas a large
variety of handles, worth CSC and $l.75
each.
Ladies' White SILK Parasols from $119
each to $3.50.
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NOTICE NO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of yes
sells free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports or wrecks and dereicts re-
ceiyed for transmission to the navy de-
partment
For additional shipping news see other
cnIllrnng
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HALF PRICE TO CLOSE

The balance of our stock fine Imported
Novelty Dress Patterns, also All Wool ana
SILK and Wool Figured Challies.
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

40 CENTS AND 50 CENTS EACH
Children's Ready Made Dresses Of Per-
Gale, Satin and Ginghams neatly trimmed
and well made, good value for zoe and 81 co.
60 AND 80 CENTS EACH
Ladies' Calico Wrappers, worth sl.oO and
Sl25
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


SAVANNAH, Sunday. May 10 1895.
|---~~---~~-~-~--~~-~-~-~-~
sun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :O9
gun S'tS % .5l
High water al Ft Pulaski 1924 am, l0:48 pm
High water at Savannah II .34 am, II AS pm
18th Meridian Time
Time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
j M, 18th Meridian.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YEsTERD AY.
ps SiIieadmiship Castiefield (BD, Johnson,
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D0MESTICS.

4 CENTS A YARD
Yard-wide Soft Finish Bleaching, worth
6 cents.
az CENTS A YARD
Yard-wide Extra Fine Brown Sea
Island Cotton, real value ca cents.
~ CENTS A YARD
45-inch Bleach Pillow Cotton, well worth
II cents.
1914 CENTS A YARD
Best Quality Feather Ticking, worth 1s
cents.
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SSeaarks-The following heavy rainfalls
reported: Cheneville, La, 1.9O inches /;
Ae CHARLES, La, 1.S0 inches.
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WHITE GOODS.
QUILTS.

60 CENTS EACH
ia White Crochet Quilts. Marseilles
patterns, usual price St0O.