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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
Blue and Gray Veterans at n Bapquet
ia Chicago.

Chicago. February Ii-For the first time
IN Chicago wearers of the blue ana gray
during the civil war sat together at the
banquet board tonight ia the Auditorium
hotel and pledged their loyalty to the stars
and stripes which hung in profusiOn on the
walls OF the banquet hall. The reunion
of veterans and others was held under the
auspices of Columbia Post 705 Grand Army
of the Republic. over three hundred
guests Were present. The guests OF honor
were General John Il. Gordon. United
States senator from Georgia; General John
q. Black. of Illinois. and General Stephen
ID. Lee, president Of the Mississippi Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college, who was
the youngest brigadcr in either army dur
ing the war. General Gordon was over
whelmcd with applause when he rose to
speak TO the toast. one country and one
naS.' At the close Of his address the en-
tire asscmblage stood and cheeTed wildly.
General Lee spoke TO the toast, The
American Soldier
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4 French Duer,

Paris. February l5.-M. Marcel Canro-
bert. son OF the late marshal, and NJ. Hue
bard. 4 member OF the chamber OF deputies.
this morning fought win swords ana The lat
ter received n deep wound in the chest
The meeting WAS the outcome of NJ. Hub
hard's criticisms of Marshal Canro3art N
the chamber Of deputies during the debate
on the proposed grant Tor d state funeral
fur AiarSnal.
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TENS or THOUSANDS 0F TRUTHFUL r

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AGEICIE|DNAL COLLEGE, MISS, July 81. 1874.
GEsTLEslIsN I'll chcwed tobacco and smoked cigar
ett,s for seven years began using NO-IO-Bac on
thC evening" ~ January 12d, ana now, after the
lapse ot six months h. is with extreme pleasure
ibat write to say that have not tasted tobacco IN
any form since. praise NO-IC-B ac and trust you
viii place IL within the Teac,i of the thousands who
are to-day putting out future possibilities through
tnC nOstrils in tho form Of cigarette smoke
Yours truly GEO. T. NESON.
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STITUTION and THE STANDARD DE:
IlNEATOR OF FASHIONS, FANCY
WORK AND MILLINERY for Sl.t3 per
year. Every monthly number OF The De-
HneatOr contains an elegant cOlOred htho-
graph of the latest standard designs IN
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Hnery plate in Colors, besides departments
devoted to dress, housekeeping and social
events, all well worth reading.
Samples will be furnished upon applica-
ton. Send in your orders now and start
with the January number.
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THEY sAT TOGETHER.

In every well ordered house a welcom
guest-Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
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No-To-nac .ral.ca Nv nerves strong.

PATTERSON. PA, Juno q, I9i. GENTLE,lUNs'-
Ono box SoIo-lac entirely cured me OF the tabac-
co habit and gtncnsd Iay nerves built Up my
Systcrl ana increased u- weight I now praise NO.
VOii1C TO my friends and all tobacco users. Yours
sincerely, WESLEY a. XEIDEfS.
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Rnufed 20. IThIriY-VIve Ycnr.n.

RUDD, KY, May T. 1'&. GENTLEMEN .-Eo-rrO-
Blc entirely cured nC of a tAirtv-livc year snuff
habit, and made me- gain d pounds. YhIni. G0d Tor
NO-T0-Bac. Yours truly, Mrs. II. Il ItUDD.
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THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga.

The knife blades
razor steel holsters and rvets of the hardened German
IN handle 1t made ctible ceiuioid
Under the celuod
the address knife TO
Weekly one
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
The Police

Bueuos Ayres has good large police
force OF couple II thousand men. and a
most orderly city. The policemen are
Young men mostly. who dress in dark uni
forms and wear swords. and are the very
punk OF peatHess IN their dress. They al
ways look as If they came out of band
boxes. They are stationed in the center Of
street corners, whore the street railroads
cross. as they do at every corner IN the
business part OF the city. The streets are
always thrOnged with vehicles. people and
street ears. and these policemen keep order
and prevent any calamity They get 5000
an paper a year. worth IN gold about $780, or
less than $l4 month.
]. ". AVERY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
now HE WAS TREATED.
Julian y. Daden Talks Of His stay at
the Pasteur Institute.

NnF I0StenE
Julian V. Daden. mention of whose re-
turn from New York om the Kansas city
was made in yesterdays Morning News
was seen by a reporter yesterday, at his
home at Burroughs and Ninth streets.
baden was looking well and appeared to
be in good health. a 10 ng scar made upon
his nose by the teeth Cd the dog that bit
him is plainly in evide nee ana the mark
viii probably remain With HIM for life.
The story Of Daden's encounter with the
supposed mad dog about three weeks ago,
and his departure for Now ork Tor treat
mcnt at the Pasteur Institute Is well
known. Daden spent ni1eteeu days at the
institute. The course OF treatment was
only fifteen days. but he waited four days
for his return ticket which was sent him
bv the city The charge for the Treatment
including board at the institute is $3.50. lie
was only able to pay 5000. however, the
amount contributed here by Charitably in
cliucd persons for his benefit.
Il Will work and encea"Or 10 save
money to pay the balance" he said. Il
was discharged from the institute as com
pletely cured. and have no fears of any
further trouble from my wounds. The
treatment was entirely by hypodermic IN
iections For the first three days / was
treated twice day, and during the bal
ance Of the time once a day, treatment
being two injections, one on each side. 1t
was painful, but l didn't mind that.
was not confined to the hospital, but was
allowed to go around the city. No symp-
torns of hydrophobia developed, but the
physicians said that they were satisfied
from the description of the case that the
dog that bit me was mad There were not
many patients at the hospital. There were
three or four there from the west, and
two or three from New York city were
brought in while l was there"
Daden was in quite a demand in the
neighborhood in which he lives yesterday
to relate his experience in New York. He
received very kind treatment from the
Ocean Steamship COmDanV. Though fur.
he was allowed to travel first class botf
going and returning.
The colored people in the same neighbour
hood with Daden, who were bitten 10y
the mad dog have shown no symptoms oil
hVdrOpbObia a Is
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Ihey Have Commcnced to Arrive.

The Falk Clothing Company have com
menced to receive the goods ordered by
them to repair the inroads made by the
early season business, and in them are
offered some of the greatest values ever
shown in clothing. An elegant all wool
fast color clay worsted suit at $3.50 (either
sack regular length, cutaway full or re-
gent cutaway); a blue serge suit at 5000.
Light weight, but of wonderful textile.
strength, and guaranteed not to fade one
particle, and other values equally great
are going to pure magnets which will be
well nigh irresistible to those who do not
need any addition to their Wardrobes.
Those who do need anything would be
doing themselves an injustice to buy be-
fore going to Falk's-.
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PRAcTIcING THE SONGS.
Preparations Being Made for the
sunday school Convention

The children, teachers and others inter-
ested in the Sunday schools of the city
gathered at the Independent Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of practicing the songs to be sung
at the mass meeting of the Sunday schools
to be held Wednesday afternoon. MAY %.
at Wesley Monumental church This
meeting is a part of the programme for
the state convention of Sunday schools
TO be held here next week.
There was a large crowd present yes
trrday afternoon. and they entered heart
lily into the work. The music was led by
Prof. Spencer NJ. White. There will be
another practice at the same time and
place next Sunday afternoon. The CON
vention promises to be full of interest.
The programme of exercises has been pub
lished in the Morning News and will con
tain many features of interest. not only
to Sunday school workers but to all who
take an interest in church work and de-
velOpment.
The Savannah reception committee will
have headquarters in the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, where
all delegates to the convention will be re-
ceiVed. The convention VIII continue in
session Tuesday and Wednesday, and will
conclude with an excursion to Tybee on
Thursday
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THE COMING REGATTA.
The Prizes and Classes of Boats That
VIII BE Entered This Year.

~
Quite extensive preparations have been
made for the twentieth annual regatta Of
the Savannah Yacht Club which takes
place al the usual course on May o. The
entries have TO be made by noon on May
. with Secretary NJ. A. Cohen but none
have been made as yet. and they are not
usually made until a day or two before
the races.
About $500 has be-an appropriated for
prizes, and 10 is expected that the races
VIII be more Interesting than usual this
year. In the first class, cabin sailing
yachts Of q feet or over, the first prize
win be Sle4. and the second SO, There
viii bc no second class sailing yachts
this year III the third class are the open
yachts over = feet. and less than = feet
for which the pr ~ viii be so. The
fourth class are the diamond bottom
batcauN and shad toats for which the
first prize viii be 81 and the second SO
In the NTH class will be the open bateauN-
FIRST prize SIS and second prize s.. There
will be no second III iZe I'm any OF these
classes unless at least three boats OF that
class start "a the rae All OF the prizes
viii be paid IN gold at the close Of the
races unless there Is a contest in some Of
the races. in which ase. OF course, d de-
Cision VIII be awaited.
There will be contests between four
classes OF naptha launches. In the first
Will enter boats owe 30 feet IN length,
in the second boats or . feet and not over
50 feet in the thIri boats % feet ia length
and under = feet. anil ia the fourth class
an boats under p feet. The winning boat
in cash class OF The naptha yachts and
launches will Dee press ntcd with a set of
yacht colors consisting Of the American
yacht ensign. Tag of the Savannah
Yacht Club and a burgee.
The steamer NigilanC mas been charter
cd for the use of the members. their fam
lilies and nonresident guests. Tho Nigi-
lant viii leave Gitson's wharf in the city
promptly at o'clock for the yacht club.
and Will follow the course OF the contest
ing yachts. Members and guests on the
steamer and az the club house will be re-
Qured to wear badges. There is consid-
cradle interest beiT1g taken in the races
this year, and a la-sge number Of entries
and exciting races are expected.
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TO HAVE A NAY WEEK SHOOT.
The Forest City Gun Club to Enter
tain Visiting Teams.

the Forest Ctty Oun OluD 10 Enter
tain Visiting Teams.
The Forest city Gun Club will celebrate
May week with a grand Interstate prize
shoot to be held at it's grounds south of
the city. Invitations have been sent out
generally and teams are expected from
Charleston, Macon, Brunswick, Waycross,
Jacksonville, Ocala. Darien and other
places. There will be seven regular events
in the programme, with an entrance fee
of 81 for each, as follows:
First Event, 10 Singles
Second Event. 10 Singles-First prize,
box cigars; second, a sweater: third, box
lemons.
Third Event, Is Singles-First prize
pair fine shoes: second, box cigars; third,
case preserves.
Fourth Event, 10 Singles-First prize, box
tobacco; second. box cigars; third, case
preserves.
Fifth Event, 20 singles-First prize
case wine; second shooting jacket; third
shaving OUTFIT fourth, pair of cuff but
tons.
sixth Event. 20 singles-First prize
one drum of powder; second. fine cheese
third box cigars; fourth, case 5. X. -four
Seventh Event 20 Singles-First prize
case TiVol beer; second box cigars; third
shooting sweater; fourth, bag of chilled
shot
The merchandise prizes named above are
contributed by the merchants of the city
and will be given in addition to the money
! prizes The shoot Will be held on Thurs
/ day and shooting viii begin at 10 O'Clock
/ a. m. An ample supply of refreshment!
for members and visitors viii be on the
4 ground. The following committee ha.
man; +. j. Jaugstetter, William Woeltjen
/ c. A. Lamotte, John Redeman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
BATTLES WITH THE DAT.
Outcome of the Days Struggles for
the Championship.


Washington. May 12-The following are
the results of base ball games played
to-day:
At Louisville Rur
Washington 1 0 O45 o x-i0 Is i /
Louisville 30 0 o 3 / % 10 ?
Bittteries-Maul and Mcclure; KnelI. In
by, McDermott and Cote.
At Chicago PJU
Chicago 80 0 900 0 IN VI I e (
Cleveland 80 . l o o / a. q 5
Batteries-Grifnth and Kittridge; CunDv
and O'Connor. if'
At Cincinnati Rim
Cincinnati 20 0 1 OOs O1S "a :;
Baltimore 90 ! 4 o l O-6 I 1
Batteries-Parrott, Phillips and Spies
Hemming and Robinson.
At St. Louis RUE
St Louis TO o / 0 o xIS u =, 2
Brooklyn III 0 o 0 o o. 10 ;
Batreries-Staley, Miller and PETIT: Ken
neuy, Lucid, Grim and Daley.
Evansville. Ind, May 12.-Eight hundred
people shivered in the cold wind this at
ternoon and watched Evansville and Chat
tanooga work out a championship game
Burnett and Flood of the locals led in the
batting, each securing a home run. Beard
OF the locals secured a ree-bagger. The
score follows:
Evansville II O31111 % 10 i
Chattanooga 0 0 90 IL Z Z
Bate ries-Blackburn and Fields; Hill
and Fisher.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
NO CONSOLIDATION YET.
The Lumbermen Seem Unable to
Agree on "a Plan.

The plan to consolidate several of the
largest lumber firms of this section in one
concern. to be entitled the Georgia Pine
Company, has not been carried into effect
as yet and may not be for some time. Mr.
William b. Still well one of the lumbermen
interested, informed a Morning News re
porter yesterday that nothing further had
been done than was announced in the
Morning News Friday
we are no nearer consolidation than
we were three years ago" he said, land
/ have no idea that the plan will be car
ried into effect any time in the near flu
ture. There are so many things to be ar
ranged that IL would take several months
TO complete the details anyway"
Mr.. Henry =. Talmadge who is the chief
mover in the enterprise, has returned to
New York, and the visiting lumbermen
who were here last week have returned
to their homes.
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TO BE RE-ExECUTED.
The City and suburban's Bond TO BE
Returned for Judge sDeer's APP
prOYnI.

lnt AAAg anu ltOuu 10 he
Returned for Judge speer's APP
prevail.
Director ]. n. Hartman of the City
and Suburban railway who returned
from Macon yesterday. said that the bond
required by the United States court to
guarantee the bondholders against loss
would be re-executed to-day, as directed
by Judge Speer, and forwarded at once
to the latter in Macon. Upon his ap-
prevail the bond win be returned her TO
the clerk of the court, and upon a GER
titicate to this effect from the clerk the
receiver would be dismissed. 1t is eX-
pected that this will be done by Wednes-
day.
MIR. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., who repre-
scented the trustee for the bondhOldcrs at
the hearing, said yesterday that the bond
is satisfactory to the trustee with the
exception that it was desired that it
should be made to run until the maturity
of the bonds, which is about eight years
hence. Judge Specr declined to see it
in that light. however, but struck out
the clause excepting ordinary wear and
tear, to which the bondholders objected
The bond is made TO run subject to Ihe
further decree of the court
The quarterly interest upon the bonds
IS to be paid IS 500. as the receiver is
dismissed. This is one of the conditions
of the dismissal of the receiver.
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cHRIsTIANITY's PLATFORM.
Rev. 4. VI. Williams says Mankind Il
Working Forward TO Better Con-

ditiOns.
Rev. a. II. Williams Of Wesley Monu-
mental church preached an interesting
and instructive sermon last night on the
subject; THE Platform Of Christianity;
or What Christ Promised Christianity
Would do for the World"
Rev. Mr. Williams took his text from
St. Luke iv. seThe spirit Of the Lord IS
upon me. He has annointed me 10 preach
the gospel to the poor, TO heal the broken
hearted TO preach deiiVerance "a the cap
tivcs; TO give sight TO the blind 10 set at
liberty the bruised and TO preach the &C
ceptable year of the Lord
The main idea around which the thought
OF the sermon centeTed was that the spirit
OF the Lord Is the efficient force Of Chris
tanlty, operating on principle similar
to the elements of the sun that are pro-
ductive in the world IL operates through
men who are qualified TO preach the gqS-
pei, he said and of these Christ is the pre-
eminent type. The legitimate results Of
the operation Of this principle would be to
bring about changed and better cOndi-
tons everywhere. The poor as mention
ed in the text he took to mean not the
pauper class only, but the oppressed and
depressed classes Of humanity every
where. There was a general despair
among mankind, he said, for better con-
ditiOns. This is shown in almost all lit
erature. Christ gave consolation and
hope. Mans conscience was set free
in the reformation led by Luther; men
tlAtiil'ftANNS were S-L Tree III the wars u
the eighteenth century and the movement
toward the liberation of the persons of
men eliminated in the emancipation of
slaves in our country i'm 1860 TO 1865.
Rev. Mr.. Williams said he looked for
ward 10 future emancipatiOns He spoke
of the emancipation of woman taken in
a world wide view. which will aid in Civ
ing d fun complement TO the worlds pro-
gress He spoke also of the emancipation
of industries in a general sense, and of
the Improvements made in the ways and
n FpIiaNrn alleviate l.
cal conditions of mankind. Everything is
working forward in this direction. he said
in a spiritual as well as in physical
sense, and man is making great strides
toward a higher and better condition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
A buggy Turned Over.

A canopy buggy, in which were a lady
and gentleman, was overturned at the cor
ner of Bull and Harris streets last night
about o'clock. AS the buggy turned the
corner at the De Soto the wheels struck
against the curbstone, fitting the vehicle
over and throwing the occupants out. The
gentleman held on to the reins and was
dragged some distance. He stopped the
horse, however. The lady appeared to be
bruised about the head. The parties droyt
off before their names could be learned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
Delegates and Others Who VIII At
tend From savannah.

The Episcopal diocesan convention or
Georgia will meet in Atlanta Tuesday.
The delegates from the Savannah churches
will go up tonight.
The representatives who will go from
Christ church are Rev. Robb White ana
Messrs. c. Lucian Jones, Il. S. Elliott
and B. f. FinEey. Rev. c. H. Strong anG
Capt. G. T. Cam will represent st. Johns
church. Rev. j. J. Lanier, rector of St.
Pauls church, will attend, and Messrs.
j. II. Elton, Lester Hubbell and Mr.. Tenn
pie Taylor have been named as delegates
from that church.
The st. Andrews brotherhood of Christ
church will be represented by Messrs. j.
j. Whitehead E. o. Watkins, b f. Fin
ney and e. S. Elliott Mr.. Elton will
read a paper at the brotherhood meet
ing entitled Am l My Brothers Keep
er?' The Ladies Auxiliary of Christ
church will be represented by Mrs. W. Ii.
Elliott and Mrs. H. H Mckee. The open
ing sermon Will be delivered by Rev c.
ii. Strong of st. Johns church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13

Rough Luck-Distressed Female-Ob
please sir, give me something all the
BENEVOLENT Gentleman-Why "an the
Distressed Female (weepingl-Ob. sir.
mans wife N "'iii1
benevolent Gentleman-Yes I reme1n-
Der you: but what's the matter?
DIS. distressed Female-Oh, sir, we're in
covered his sight.-St Paul Globe. 10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
Get Thcm in Marching Orhcr.

During May week everybody will be
travelling around. seeing the sights. To en-
joy the occasion ones feet must be in
marching order" Prof Lem Davis. sur
geon chiropodist, will put your feet in good
order remove corns and bunyons. cure in
growing nails, etc. Leave orders at
Wheeler's drug store, corner of Bull and
State street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
The Park Extension Booth.

The booth in the park extension near
the park fence was erected by the ladies'
of the Second Presbyterian church by per
mission of the city authorities, and there
during May week they will offer for sale
such contributions as are received They
have undertaken to build a residence Tor
their pastor without mourning any in
debtedness and have in different ways
raised considerable money toward that
end The ladies viii make the stand an
attractive one, and they hope that their
friends will patronize them on account
of the object they have undertaken
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
CITY BREVITIEs.

The police were out in their new sum-
mer uniforms yesterday. The uniforms,
which were furnished by b. II. Levy Il
of the force generally are well pleased
with them.
There was a small fire i'm the upper story
of house occupied by Mrs. Fowler on
East Broad, near Broughton street, yester-
day afternoon. A mattress on one of the
beds was burning, when the firemen from
No. arrived, and soon put it out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13
Hold the Fort

Against a bilious attack by calling to your
aid that puissant ally, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. The foe will then be driven
back utterly defeated Dyspepsia, sick
headache, malariaL kidney nervous and
rheumatic trouble and constipation yield
to the action of this most heneficcnt Of
remedies. Take it regularly and you will
soon experience its good effects.-ad.