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New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
MOUNT MORRIS PARK BELL TO BE DUMB

The bell in the old bell-tower in Mount MOTIFS
Park which was rung whenever there was nre
in that part of the city about thirty-hve years
ago will not be rung again. For many years 'he
old bell had been rung at o'clock in the morhils'
again at noon and again at O'Clock IN 'he ese''"s
.aoh dav excep, SUNDAYS when It sounded ar
q o'clock In the morning and evening one OF the
fremen Of the command Of Captain Terpentry' oil
Hook and Ladder Company No. IA. in One-huh
dred-and-twenty- -fifth-st.. had 10 ring the bell
At the meeting of the Fire Board yesterday morn
,ne Cantain Terpentry reported that the tower
was unsafe and that II might crumbIe 70 ulee
ground from the vibration caused BY the ringing OF
the bell The Board ordered that the ringing OF the
bell he discontinued.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
BALTIMORE e. OHIO,

Leave New-York. WhItena,I IeTmha' daily
PlTTsBURG. 3:25. ex; Sun; i:oS sun. i2io night
WAsiIINGToN. BALTIMORE. 5:S5 goS Dining car
pnins Can. 5:5s D. M 1910 night sunday. 055 Din.
ing car, II rs A. M Dining Car) io5 Dining Carr. ASS
Timing Car) 5:55 D. m. 1910 night.
NORFOLK IL :23 a. IN daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 455 D. daily
Trains leave foot Liberty 81. minutes later
All trains a.e Illuminated with Pntsch Light. -
0aces. Il3 l12 26i 43t. LAO Bway 81 +. 14th St.
ioS Row n Y 339 3i4 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn White
hau Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
II destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

or Desbrosses st.
sndicater time from West 23d St Other figures snow
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses st.
s0.iS 0,4O A. NJ daily Sunday '6:45 A. M for
MAIICH CHUNK and intermediate stations ,,,.~
s.,SS R,IS A. NJ. daily for WILKESBARRE, SCRAN-
TON week days. ELMIRA week days. ITHACA
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points, dining car and
chair to Buffalo. 80 -, L.. w.. r....
sfO.2S. 1890 A. NJ sundays only Tor bouno brook
ard intermediate stations. ...,,ax,
s1O,25. 1850 A. N. daily except Sunday Tor MAuCH
r,II-NK and Intermediate points.
- IL 900 daily. except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divison-suprem. Cour,-Recess Co.,.
y@4eouri opens a, 70 80 a. M No l. Of D. @
Yuenging Brewing Company; No =. scholt agt Mer,
sSsn Saon: 30 Bank matter al o Golden ROD Six
pany: No 5 bsasch Baasch ~ oa DsyOn "a sfi
oI,o Church Of S., Ann agt Coils ~ o city Real Es,
tate Company agt Holmes No 10 Hogan straw s T@hd RiS
.rason rsHsa So &nde~s = FRANK
lockwood No u! matter OF B9uek No 19 fisGher 81 cog, ss
sen ss,. Cons NJ is Van Diem ast Van Dien No 10.
WALLACE ast waaes No 70 VS.Senlng as,, a
10 e. washington Iifc COMPANY az, Morsn;
no "a Brown ast caIin; 10 2a sass aT.: Mann am No
SS SSa: I:Ss! So IS SSdi Nc IT, .g ndss. Bail
1d Ne 30 %s,,s CT pns as N onn or No. s2 BahIns
agt. Dshne No; 80. People. etc agt baTer: No o., "a.
People ast Mei.dy 40 IS ods ss ToSe5 . Msnn a
pany ast Bedin. No. 81 Bedel agt. Tamsen; No ~.
Elliott Tamsen No 30 Bates ag amsen N@ Tam 49,
sen: No AZ Manhattan Shoe Company agt Tansen; No.
as g. No Ne & q Deco a as
sn Hsnss Third Avenue S 40 H1sSss Msess cS Ss1
Sny No. NS ss 60 As1am. as as wiensr
No 81 weToes S & Af s No @
NO saSrems SS court-speciai TsmPar Ii-Befoe Pryor.
sP.ns loaS % Rs n.r'f rnss1a %ss
Court opens at 10 80 No day calendar Wills for
goSn A. schipf sherman B. Hail. John s Stokes. Jams,
K,r0y yoSrspeeisi Si ,oS% r.rmp.t0r. conan Jcour.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Pryor, j.
Acksr sxi. Hansen -Uonaio Mclean.
Equitable Life Assurance Society agi. Borneser-w-
XnS:rs sst. winans-Edward l.. Pstte--ea
BY Russell. }. ~
2sGns est Hsin--Hosaos sscOr, ts
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
Guropean 5tnop ano Grapel.

vU,uF MISSES GRINNELL formerly c2 East o4th 81.
i will leave New-York October j. for eignt , toi,is
residence in France and Germany They VIII chape,,n ,n
Young ladies' who wish TO study. Three hoh'hs euPP'e
;;ren,arv travel Address Brookne Mass
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively,
Four Tracks. Automatic Block :'s"
on and after July 22d. lsyI. G,
''"'''"9 ~ v-It.aLou Terminal

and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81 c.r,r &C.
bshs9cm AIep,0wn r. Es.ion MagSn chuns io i
+S rs S . GG To- Easton as M 5s5 s Cd III
sundays. 43o 600 to Easton) A. NJ i'V' ''
r. For or wkesbarre Pi,tsop and sSFsn's%T sio A. Mo
io For '9 Resans t at T. 30 soc so lao NJ san sS
so ?Gs 200 a. 40 o5 ~ oo S?o soc o. sso S 900 1918
Hiff3i fa1 Harrisburg a. 4so 500 slo 1870 A. N, la
80 80. 5:4S P NJ I2i5 might. Sundays 4;3o A. Mo
% For 'S S% .:sas %smsssSI a; 80 '@
o." FOR % LONG shh HtAStH EAh o9HSS noHTE dSovE .,
For Red BANK S S~f B'nSG B point fisass Peasant,
E'2Ss "c faS s? o 80 s ?a' ss.ae: ssG
900 aao Red Pank oGy it son. ' at S;taken 1:i Tor
yS SayS Pa4 PS{ and r ocean M Grays a5 400 P ~
FOR % S A. TON. e. s5 &c. aGfFa 4so Sundays s'
FSr Atlantic City. vlncand and Brdseton 4so A. NJ.
Nave.inE 4so $50 I:$O A. ", i:3o +;4S ci' p ~
sundayso RosTs sTs l. nEHvE AZ ~ @HIrE4AL TERMINAL
,oss wsek ,Sss s.ys f ios 7' II sS' ss' ss i '@ &
SIS: SSs s$ S: s$ ISs' So Nj SS ':s i@$
80 ,s: si: iGss t; 4 s3 h. ':' i:o SS9 ash S' @
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
d noT S.r RRAS T. 9SEAS fSot y ftsST eESyF &C.
s"%c61 sfanc6 .ss ass' Go a'' 4S' $50
For Flberon Asbury Park, Ocean Grove ana ponacs
south 70 Point Pleasant II nO A. NJ, LOO 200 34o a:3o
80 5 .,a FSTs sgnSay- ZOO p g. Tor A'Ous
Tons s.s yeT + Bar"'s'' g. Park and H'Fn
FOR Atlantic city Vineland and Bridgeton. 43o A. NJ.
100 p. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMoRE' A6T AND WASHING
For ILA3FLPo 5 OK tEq r5 wsfs9 sin: TsEt's Gsn, a. NJ
los 55 3:25 80 'pfs: Car: 40 '"S dfnns
SUNDAYS SIS $3.50. II % Dining Can A. NJ. l;55.
.. ~ Ak; Dining carr 5jj =. NJ. 1910 mdt.
'r- Eron T FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later with
additional trains at 430 A. VI. daily I3O and 300 p ~
days ~ ,.,, -, ,,,e,rxcro>, ,- xx-A,...,,
Week davs 1:55 9:55. l:2j Dining Can A. NJ, :53
a.e5 4:55 Dining Carr. 800 p. NJ. l2o ndt sundays
o:55 les Dining Carr A. NJ. 100. 455 Dining Car.
5:55 p NJ 1910 mdt.
Tickets and parorar seat, can be procured az foot 81
sss Broadway 737 9Th A. 81 Fast lith ST. 1873 East
York: court St. $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN as Broadway
r,sburg The New York Transfer Company Will call
,or and check baggage from hotels or residences 10
destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
fam gfhools.

NJ Y UNIVERSITY LAW sCHOoL.-sixty,hird year year
N onens Oct lst 1897. DAY CLASSES Oil. B after
two years.. EVENING CLASSES Oil. r. aitsT 'Tit Tn,
pailv $40 TO and to 10 L. NJ j VI
;,on 500 c;RADJ'ATE CLASSES-Twelve courses FIVE
required for LII VI. ,, pou,.,ror wash
For circulars address L. j. Tonpklhs' f'esis'" "'
,ngton Square York city.
NETWORK Law SCHOOL ,- c..o., c.o,.r
n Day School 100 Broadway. Evening Scho4i cooper @
linton "Iwgnt Method Of instruction LII r. IN TWO
Years: IL NJ in three years. Send for catalogue
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
DnbIir n otlees.

INEPARTAlENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Com
~ missioners Office. 100 Nassau Street New York.
July 20 isg7The Commissioner OF Public Works calls
condemned buildings and parts OF buildings within the
lines OF Elm Street widening and extension pub
ished in the city Record Sale to be held 1891
COILS. Commissioner OF Public Works.
= UPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
railroad commissioners OF fhe City Of NewYork the
appointment Of three oners to determine whether
Rapid Transit Railway Railways for the convey
ana Of persons and property. determined
by the said ought to be constructed operated
- nullcation No Upper Route. ls9T)
pbIc nDce Is hereby given that the undersigned Ar.
,hnr II Williams John sabine Smith George W.
Young having. by order of the Appellate Division OF
entitled matter. and hearing date the
ond dsy Of July 1897 been appointed Commissioners
tilted AN act provide for rapid transit railways in
cities OF million Inhabitants Az amended by
Chapters 02 and 500 of the Laws Of 1892 Chapters o2s
iso and Chapter 29 OF the Laws OF 1896 to determine
and report, after public hearing OF all parties interested
whether the railroad determined upon by the Board OF
Rspd Transit Railroad Commissioners OF the City New
York and mentioned In the petition Of the said Board
presented the said Appellate Division on about the
of the said Appellate Division the ID day Of July
ought to constructed and operated do hereby appoint
in The forenoon at the the board OF Rapid Tran
Railroad Commissoners OF the CITY OF New York at
No. $50 broadway. In the city OF New-ferk as the time
and such adjourned sitings BE- thereafter held
will hear all interested In the said matter
Dated New-York. 2sth July. lsg! . -
JOHN SABINE SMITH.
q. w. YOUNG.
Tracy Roardman a Platt
Attorneys for Rapid Transit Board.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
Railroads.

CENTRAL. ;!!,!I2 4!
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Ar through trains stop at Albany cuea' s''A'''~
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d Street and
75o $b,SSSDxsK xMSsHshax M9yNTA,Sxs sFnc1xi TH9Si
sy sI'i:i sa'ssy asd ''n''e.
$50 RhEEDs!A ;Fi:D' sSPSiS n;
s.s1Is sf fa f. g. %fs 2 A. RS RsfonS ssss s ~
$50 sl $as.ss's H.
e4o M"saRA1oGx sRd HSD MONTREAL SPECIAL
Troy saess ess.'i ss ssnesy George ,o' cr.ea
1906 J. M.-NoRrH SHORE LIMITED: DailyM;2sii y.n;ssi
csasa RTs B'S % Il Carries % s.:S"s ana
1880 9a! %xrs5ss s5sss ss;'Ss s ssR'fS all
LOO sss3s LIMITED psyTSs
s,on. co9TSa. clneinnati Indianapolis and ST. LOUIS
LOO srEe ss.. Stop. at ss5ss
$50 sfR6S sSb SARATOGA sIEcrAR Rsu:s- .s-
500 MESks Hofny s'd sSSr n5SS LIMITED p.nym:
pu. VHG c.vssna Fsa !? 95 ch.l's " Tosas & 1905
land FOR Cincinnati. due +:4a p ~ and az Ioiso, I,
Tor ST Louis due 1915 p NJ : Que kansas S,rS nars
morning Carries sleeping and dra~ihS-'oo'" ~
600 p. M.--wESTEPN EXPRESS Daily-frSSr fSca sn S,'
c,nclgns asasa ri' 3 ceyeand Toledo Detroit O"'As'
SsSS ks aSsFSE. SSgSTa1ssh hxFHf TH9
Ds,y,.For Adircndack MoSntaln- Thousand Islands
100 p. M-NORrHERN EXPRESS. DaIly-For Troy:
c. Plattsburg. Burlington. Montreal. and excerpt
7.sO + bIsr4i5 sbEcIAL Da,y1FSS. FS.vr EoGs- ns
ester Buffalo: Niagara Falls Toronto CieNe'a"''
M ofndanaSols 81 Louis and % GhiSaS0 Ta1r pay-seep-
ing car passengers only FOR ponts on Eal BaoSA
Ky. via Lyons end for TuHalo. Cleveland lndiahapo
els p M"PACiFic EXPRESS. Daily-For Syracuse.
oswego, watertown.. ogiensburg. Buffalo Mag, Mag,
ara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. chicago; and except
SATURDAY for Cape Vincent and the Auburn ROAD IL,
1910 Nignt.-MTDNIGHT EXPRESS. Theatre train train
York Central. cry night except Sunday nights Sun
day nights Chicago sleepers leay- on 9:l5 tram; .
600 A. NJ. and 3:35 +. M-s,aily except Sunday. 10
Pittsneld via harlem Division -. ps,k.br,
ALL NiGiiT'' TRAINS TO YoNKERs.
"All night trains between l5th street ano po,nIs
Putnam Division far Yonkers in connec.ion
night trains OF New-York
Wagner Palace all through trains
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand csntral Station
23S Columbus Ave 2:h ST.. and 13sth 81 sta
ton New-York 1898 and 72e Fulton st. and lO6 Broad
way F. D.. BROOKLYN 49,, - ,,. =, .. 1r...
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the west
''ir yorN N roTCEY. GEORGE r. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

VNyIIIISTON SEMINARY Prepares boys for any COL
w scientific school The most advanced methods
Library. gymnasium etc. Opens sept 9th 1891 JOSEPH
H. SAWYER NJ. A.. Principal. Easthampton Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
Gummer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
O1NE W0NDSOR9

UNl5 WURJWSWuN9
ELIZABETHTOwN y. Y. Located amidst the eranasaIs
mountain scenery. Table and service unsurpessSu III
farms and gardens supply the house with irSsm ro
cram eggs chickens and yss.se ,ct,c bes
ming spring throughout the house. ia
IaSs lat sanitary PLUMBING Bsys'e s,isvs Tvn ns
GOLF LINKS Orchestra. billiards bowiins rys drv
tennis and lawn and chsrm'ns ssUiroEs 5sYss o
MALARIA My tally no coaches and ca,rage; , rss, a.
s;ages 10 Keene Valley Cascade Lake Adirondack uts
and Lake Procure through tickets iees'apu,
1xprc.s and ticket Offices In the house GircuAIs WIN
city references. ORLANDO KELLOGG. Pr@tetW.
A DIRONDAcKS.-rhe Belmont. Lake Placid N; T..
~ Entiraly new. First season. Large AIRY rooIn,
i.autlfu view OF Lake Placid Persons ainicteo WI"
pumonarv troubles will no. b" entertained H. -
TRANKLE. Prop
4 DrRoNDACKs.-TdE wAUKEsHAE,-Bsau,ltuil 10 10
n Gated at foot Of Mt. Morris on BIG Tupper LAKE
0pen .une ist J u. ALEXANDER. Prop. BIG Iupper
Lake, n Y.
yIOTEL DEL MONTE.
Iower saranac Lake N. r.. within minutes Walk Q.
Hotel Ampersand aes from &i2 TO slI5o per week 10
Nor day nj 10 circular. e. F. Carpenter frop.
rVERSIDE INN
Saranac Lake New York.
Most popular the round hotel IN he
Electric service Special to families ana seaso"
nnes,. Add,es, WALLACE MURRAY. Prop
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
JnstrnrIlon.
For Boys ana Young Men-City.

For Boys ana Young Men-City.
IlERKELEY SCHOOL ,,, sr,r~r
Autumn half, 18th year. begins Monday eept. s.'n.
tion Will b. necessary admission 10
most of the classes -.-.-.,..
Particular attention called to the arrangements
and facilities for the Junior Dept. ages TO u! -.
sr.s. J. CLARK READ. Registrar.
The morning news., 1897-06-19
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. II. Bitch of Bitch spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr.. H. A. McEachen came up from
Quitman yesterday.
Mr.. Charles E. Shore came up yester-
day from Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Smith of Atlanta
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. f. H. Gaines of Decatur was among
the guests at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. E. Burton of Fernandina spent yes
terday in the city, a guest of the Screven.
Mr.. w. K. Stone came down from At
lanta yesterday, registering at the De
Soto.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski yes
terday was Mr.. II. B. Strange of States
boro.
Mrs. c. c. Nichols and Miss Marie Hol-
hday are spending a while at South End
hotel, Tybeee.
Mr.. c. c. Nichols came down from At
lanta Friday morning. He will spend a
few days at Tybee.
Mr.. John H. Estill, Jr., who graduated
in the law class of 81 of the University
of Georgia, returned from Athens yester-
day.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Paulk of AIapaha, Ca,
graduate of the law class of 81 Of the
University of Georgia, is the guest Of Mr..
j. II. ESll Jr., at COL Estlll 5, at Isle
of Hope
Prof Lawrence Of the School for Boys
left last night for Virginia, where he will
spend a short time He win then go 10
Lake George for the summer and later
to Chautauqua, N. Y.
Miss Meta Ripke and her little niece,
Miss Annie Dierks left on the steamer
Nacoochee for New York yesterday. From
New York they will sail for Germany,
where they will spend several months.
Miss Dierks, who has developed a remark
able talent as a pianist will continue her
studies, under an eminent master in Eu-
rope.
The morning news., 1897-06-19
WHEN MR. LEWIS ENTERS.

Two Doors Admit the Visitor, and
the Senate Chamber Is Impressed.
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
The character of the present congress is
j. Hamilton Lewis. He is a character not
to be comprehended all at once. He grows
upon you. 1t takes some time to realize
how strange he is. His extravaganza of
dress and his attitude first attract atten-
ton. When he enters the House, no mat
ter what is doing. every eye instinctively
turns toward him, like the eyes of the au-
dience in a theater turn to the leading
man when he breaks through the throng
of minor actors.
Mr.. Lewis visits the Senate frequently.
There is nothing more dramatic than his
entrance into the presence of that august
body. He never by any chance enters
through one of the side doors. The Sen
ate may be engaged in a heated debate
or deeply absorbed in bewildering sehed-
ule of the tariff bill. Suddenly a sense of
something happening comes upon every
one. People in the galleries look down
and the interest of the Senate is arrested.
Both the swinging doors of the main en-
trance at the head of the center aisle
facing the Vice President, swing open and
Mr.. Lewis appears. The doors close be-
mind him and ,he stands for a moment
under the archway, his hat and gloves
held in one hand in front of him, and
looks toward the Vice President with
slight inclination of the head as much
as to say, Do not let me interrupt you
Then he looks with a sweeping glance to
the right and to the left, slightly incin-
ing his body. He then straightens himself
up and sweeps the galleries with a glance.
by this time every eye is upon him, and,
with the graceful, dainty steps of a dane
ing master, he walks over to the demo-
cratic side of the chamber, greeting in the
most graceful manner imaginable each
senator Who happens to be in his path to
the vacant seat he is making for. His
manner of greeting is to shift his hat and
gloves from his right hand to his left
with flourish, taking two steps forward
as If about to swing partners in the Ian
ciers, and then to extend his right hand,
at the same time inclining his body
gracefully and giving his hat a great
sweep by his side, as the ideal cavalier
trails his plume to the. ground in bowling
to my lady" 1t would be impossible for
him to enter into any presence without at
tracing attention, and apparently he has
no intention of trying to do so.
With his fluffy hair and whiskers, both
parted in the middle, he looks like some
of the portraits Of Capt. John Smith Of
ABOUT the time when he is supposed to
have excited the Imagination of the inn
pressionable Indian maiden. Instead OF
the glitterlng trappings of a knight, his
dress is display of the highest skill of
the tailor, setting off his slender form In
all its graceful lines and clinglng to him
with an affectionate softness. His every
movement ends in a posture, and with a
gentle undulation, he passes from one
posture to another His voice is music
and his words flow like poetry being reeled
off 220 words TO the minute.
The morning news., 1897-06-19
CITY PRISONERS DON'T WORK.
Continued from Eighth Page.

character of the legislation on the sub,
iect, expressed himself as follows:
'In view of the principle that the right
to put prisoner to labor, particularly on
the chain-gang, must be clearly and unms-
takably conferred. 1 think that the pres
ent mode of disposing of convicts from the
police court by sending them out to the
chain-gang is not lawful. 1 would, at
least, advise that when it is desired that
they be put on the chain-gang that this
should be specified in the sentence. Even
then it would appear from the last section
of the act of 1876 that they are to be turn
ed over to the mayor and aldermen of the
city to be put to work on the streets or
other public works in or AROUND said city"
The idea occurred to Dr. Stone. chair
man of the park and tree commission. the
other day that the police department might
at least take care of the grass plat on
Oglethorpe avenue in front of the barracks
so he strolled across the street and in
quired of the sergeant on duty if he did
not have couple of prisoners whom he
could put to work cutting the grass in
front of the barracks. The sergeant re.
piled that he had none available at the
time and this was all there was to the in
cident. When DR.. Stone was informed
however, that the city had a lot of idle
prisoners in the Jail he said that the mark
and tree commission would be glad to take
these prisoners and use them in keeping
the parks and squares in order. This
could not be done, however he said. un
less the city should give the commission
enough money to pay white men to suner
in end the work
The morning news., 1897-06-19

Charleston, S. c., June 1S.-Arrived,
steamer Algonquin, Platt, Jacksonville,
and proceeded to New York.
Sailed, schooners Isaac Kemble, Mat
thews, Weymouth; Sylvia c. Hall, Lowe,
Perth Ambov.
Jacksonville, Fla, June 1S-Entered,
brig Jerome Hubert, Redick, Providence,
r l.
Cleared schooner VIC. Wickham, Even,
Irvington, New York.
New York, June 15.-Arrived, schooners
VIM II. Sumner, Pendeton, Fernandina;
John NJ. Brown, Holmes Darien; George
r. Congden, Bayles, Charleston.
Philadelphia, June 15.-Cleared, steamer
Orsino (BD, Evans, Savannah.
Reedy Island, June 16-Passed down,
schooner A. d. Lamson, for Savannah.
Darien, June 16.-Arrived, bark Ring
horne (NoD. Saanum. Cork.
Sailed, bark Arvio (Rus), Fagerland,
Sunderland
Left Erickson (Nor), Gewald, Hamburg
bark Giuseppe QtaD, Criscuolo, Venice.
Sailed, schooner Laura c. Anderson,
Potter. New York.
Lizard, June 15.-AFrived, steamer Adra,
(BD, Cox, Savannah for Rotterdam and
DelfzyI
Baltimore, June 1s.-Arrlved, schooner
William w. Converse, Charleston.
Sailed, steamer Itasca, Savannah.
St. Lucia, June 15.-Sailed, steamer
Cromwell, Algoa Bay for Pensacola.
June T.-Deramore, from Rio Janeiro,
Pensacola.
Pensacola, Fla, June 1s.-Arrived.
steamer Pensacola, Simmons. Galveston. ,
Cleared steamer King Bleddyr BD,
Lewis, Newport, England; bark Weiwera
(3D, Bradenberg, Client.
The morning news., 1897-06-19
LAYING FOR AUGUSTA c. L. AS.
Savannah c. L. AS. Counting on n
Victory.

Savannah C. L. AS. Counting on n
Victory.
The second game in the series being
played by Augusta and Savannah will
take place in Augusta Monday. The sa-
vannah boys are chafing under the beat
ing administered by Augusta in the first
game, and intend to retaliate by winning
Mondays game.
The team will leave tomorrow morning,
and will be accompanied by an excursion.
A big crowd of rooters and followers is ex-
pected to go up. The train will leave at
S:45 a. m. Tickets will be sold, good TO re-
turn either Sunday or Monday night; tick
cts to return Sunday being Sl.50 and those
good until Tuesday 81. Returning, the
trains will leave Augusta Sunday at $40
p. M, and Monday at 8 p. m.
The Savannah team has not had the
practice the boys would like to have had,
owing to the bad weather of the past
week, but the players are all in good con-
dition. Krenson and Charlton will be the
battery, and excellent work is expected
from these boys. They have been working
together for several months, and under
stand each other thoroughly. Charlton al
ways was a good catcher but he has
shown wonderful Improvement in his work
this year, and a great deal depends upon
the way he shows up.
Krenson has complete confidence in
Charlton, and this goes a great way
Krenson has not pitched in a game this
season, but he has had any amount of
practice, and his arm Is in excellent
shape. He has grown much header, has
that same wonderful control, while his
speed and curves are things which have
to be seen to be appreciated.
Short and Nally, the much-talked-of
Augusta battery, have been released with
out the usual ten days notice. viii San
ford, the Georgia university pitcher, will
probably be in the box for Augusta. If
he should not. Krletzburg, terror from
the land of Ben Tillman, will handle the
sphere. At any rate the Savannah boys
are not worrying much Most any old
pitcher will do
The morning news., 1897-06-19
CITY BREVTTIES.

Beginning tomorrow, the hour Of meet
ing Of st. Pauls Episcopal Sunday school
will be changed from ) to o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Hebrew Charitable Society, n. G.
H., Will celebrate its tenth anniversary
tomorrow by trip on the steamer Alpha
to Warsaw.
The regular Sunday Warsaw trips Of
the steamer Alpha will be run tomorrow
as usual The special trip to Bluffton this
afternoon at 3 o'clock affords a delightful
sail there and back by moonlight, as the
steamer will reach the city on her return
by II y. m. The Alpha Will leave to-mor-
row night, after her return from Warsaw,
FOR Burton, returning Monday morning.
The morning news., 1897-06-19
To Picnic nj DaufusIsIe.

The Young Mems Hebrew Associate
will give a regular old-time picnic at Dau-
fuskle tomorrow. and has engaged the
steamer clifton TO make two trips 20 the
island leaving the city. at 10 o'clock a.
m. and 2:SO O'Clock p. m. There will be a
spelling bee for the young people, a rife
contest for the ladies', athletic sports for
Young men, IN charge Of Mr. II. Kayton
and az o'clock IN the afternoon. a match
game OF base ball between teams from the
Young Mems Hebrew Association and the
Harmonic Club. Handsome prizes viii be
awarded the winners In all the contests
There will be music on the boat and az the
island. The clifton viii leave promptly
az the hours named.