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RAILROADS..
RAIL 9OaD
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATION CoRHER .OF SIXTH AND b
STREETS.
'.oV a. A. week days-PITTSBURG Ex-
ihESS-Pari0r and Dining Cars, Harris-
burg 70 PlfrsBur9
ao'o1 A A. PENNs sYLvANIA LIMITED
s,,.elEan ellEan Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and
Sns,,,.a.s Sssrvaslon ears, Harrisburg 70 Chicago,
land and Toledo. BurTeE ParIor car Ia
Harrisburg "
1880 A. ii. FAST LINE-PuIlnan Burss
ran0i Tar TO Harrisburg BUFFET Parlor
i. ef; harrisburg 70 Pittsburg
y =. ~ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
To- HeSs,-,i',a PieSsE = glinian B1fret Parior Car
- na.IIlsDurg- Sleeping and Dining
sna sMn.sasInsDurg 70 St Louis, Ctneinnad
lilo T.. M WESTERN ExPREsS-Pu,t.
man Sleeping Car to Pitfsburg. Ct,ica@o-
80 80 harris0urg 20 Cleveland Dining
> Tar 20 chicago
Pullman Sleeping Cars WasIlin efon -
dIessourg and Harrisburg to st. Louis
s snd Louisville tvia GInefinatij. Dining
1910 T.. "A. PACIFIC ExPREss-PulI-
, man Sieeping Car TO Pittsburg
f-oD A a. Tor Kane, Canandaig qua, Rocl,es-
snna sG, ana Niagara Fails daily, exceps
1880 A Al. for EImlra ana Reuovo aaav.
Sape Savsp ~ SgndAy; for Lock Haven week
I.dO r IA. for Wflliamsport, Rochester,
5uIIaso and Niagara Falls daily, exceDe
oaturuay, wish Sleeping Car washington
20 Suspension BnGge, via Buffalo.
10 10 Z. NJ. Tor Erie, CanaDdaiDua xoctez-
ter, Buffalo, and NlagaTa Ealis Ciai11
Sleeping Car Wasl.ln gfon 10 Eln,iTa
for PnIiaaelpnfa. New Yor1<- ana
rna 80
xno 4, . -..-N..
M CONdhESsl lONAL LIN
LIED, DAILY, all ParIor Cars, with Din
ink Gar from Baltimore. Regular at TOO
-tDinng Carr, 500, 800, 1000 tDining
Carr, and 100 (Dfning Car from WIZ
mlnStonb A. NJ, 12.45, g 10, 40, 3 80,
iD;oO and 11.33 Z. Al. On sunday z .O0
EDlnlns Var S-OO, 3.OOs 1l.0O dining
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EDUCATIONAL.

ONE or the best professors IN the city
VIII teach you either singing, violin or
plano for time. at only 25C. a lesson. no
better tuition to be had at 81 and up per
lesson Address CONCERTO, this office.
mb0-3t
The LAWRENCE SCHOOL of MUSIC
GEO. W. LAWRENCE, Director
VOICE. Especially OF Beginners PIANO
Studios, and ., 934 F NV REASON
ABLE TERMS. Natural Method Voice
Trial Gratis. Pupils Recital. March &c.
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Free TO Bald Heads.

VIII mail on application information how
60 grow hair upon a bald head, stop falling
hair, and remove scalp diseases. Alten-
helm Medical Dispensary, Dept. p. O.,
Box 77a. Cincinnati. Ohio. s&S-St
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EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER MACALESTER
MOUNT VERNON.

Tomb of Washington.
Daily (except Sunday, at 10 a. m. a. nd
p. m, returning reach the city az
/: 30 and 8 p. m. FARE, ROUND TIKI,
oOc. Admission to grounds, 25c: ELE-
HANTCAFE ON THE STEAMER. Tickets,
with Mount Vernon admission coupon.
for sale at wharf and at hotels. VIII
also make river landings as far as ely
mont, stopping for freight and passehgeTs
i'osli was. For charters. etc, apply at
offices of steamer Manchester
l.. l.. BLAKE, Captain
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DR.. Ledtherndn,

Expert Specialist In the cure OF all forms OF
private diseases Structure, Hydrocele. and
Varicocele quickly cured. Diseases Of the
blood, skin, bladder, kidneys, and syph,
ilitic diseases permanently cured f1ta
powers restored.
Consultation free. Both sexes.
Hours. to ~, to g. Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday evenings, to B. No.
60x NV.
CLOSED Sundays.1
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN
or household furniture. pianos. organs,
horses. carriages, sc. All business strict
ly confidential Lowest rates, no public
itv. courteous treatment. The security
viii not he removed from your possession.
We make loans OF any amount, from 81 TO
81 600. Payments on principal received
at any time, which viii lessen cost OF car
rying the loan. You can have the money
the day you apply for it.
CAPITAL LOAN CT ARAN TEE Co,
Ja2-11r Coz Z Street N. w.
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STOLEN.

ST0LEN-Parties are warned against har-
boring ray large black and tan Gordon
setter; viii prosecute TO the full extent
OF the law, as he is licensed and registered
Reward for information, collar with name
on; answers to the name of '.Gordon."
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN
FOR SALE suBURBAN.

FOX sALE-S2 300; "a very nice house.
rooms and attic; stable TO match: grape
atbor, fruit, grapes, roses anu lawn; hedge
renee aud other Improvements; lot 3Ox 20:
churches ana school. % miles from Wash
lngton on B. x o., and new electric road:
fare q cents. part cash, balance monthly:
must be seen to be appreciated. Address
OWNER. S2I n. \. ave mi4-Gt
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DIR. CZARRA'S,

No CURE. no PAY.
No. GI9 Pa Ave. n. W., Washington. ID. L.
Specialist In chronic and private diseases
rules, Structure, Hydroceie, Gout, Catarrh
DYSPEPSIA Hood PoiSion cured, Vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidentiaa 70
both sexes DAILY. TO z. 3 Co D.
PROF. CLAY CIaiFvoyaDt. greatest For
tune Teller: all events OF life, from cfaGle
to grave: business love affairs, losses.
etc, for 90 ce nts; reuDtes separated hus.
band or wife; makes lover or sweetheart
true; causes speedy marriage, removes any
trouble: 10 to 10 daily. 4s9 ii st. sw
fel3-1m
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wANTED-MIscEILANEOus

WANTED Look out for the Great Cuban
stores; $500 in gold will be paid to the
first person who brings correct solution
OF the puzzle to 319 Penn ave; IL can
be worked In three minutes; buy one anu
try it. 1t
WANTED-To rent two pool tables, IN
good condition, Address 202 L st. NV
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wANTED-To buy 2 tickets TO Chicago
or California. TICKET, this office:
nlh4-3t
WANTED-First-cla spanish teacher.
Call or address Mrs. WILEY, No. BOZ
4 ST. NV. fiih4-3t
WANTED Furniture moved; largest two
horse load in the city, 81 so; one-horse
loads, 81. 20; pianos. 81; experienced
handlers COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.,
1913 1-2 St NV. Phone 1865. nol7-u
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, by all interested
as changes may occur at any time
Foreign Mails for the week ending March
fOllOUs-
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HTRE-Fun dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN. 1104 7th st. NV.
de24-tf
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PERSONAL.

NINE. FRANCIS removes spells, evil inf1u-
eDces, reunites separated; gives luck TO
all; 20 and 50c; hours 60 y. 30z East
CapiSo, st. mho-It
REGEAIA yALAsCo, clairvoyant medium;
3 tells ali events or life. gives luck; bust
ness advice; magnetic treatments 607
81. INV. Item
YOU may see lots OF things to surprise
you in Washington; the most surprising
Is the elegant custom made gentlemen
clothing, slightly worn, at figures that
are shocking; win pay you to give US a
visit. JUSTHS OLD STAND 619 ID NV.
mh2-1W
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FOR SALE-A thoroughly equipped dairy
NV. one square fromnewP o.; exceptional
prospects; best reason for selling; only $500
cash; answer quick. SILENT PARTNER,
this office. mh6-3t
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WE WANT 1000 BORROWERS

Who desire from $50 to $4,000 each
on stocks, bonds. trusts, loan association
certificates, warehouse receipts and life
or tontine policies la old-llne companies.
no delay; no cbattel mortgages taken
YERKES & BAKER.
40 TO 46 ketZerat6 Bldg. lllO + st. NV
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FOUND.

FOUND Two railroad tickets South; for
particulars apply 1916 Corcoran st. NV.
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ruH sALt-HoRsEs q vkHicLEs

FUR SALE-HORSES H VEHICLES.
FOX SALE-on account OF storage and
repairs, daytons, 2 grocery, l Coal or
express wagon; also several carriages,
buggies, coupes, and wagonettes, no reason
able offer refused. 927 ID st. NV. Phone
261. fe19-tf
b. ID. H0uck, 30I 10th st. NV; large
assortment OF new and secondhand double
and single harness, 100 sets OF govern
ment wagon harness; also a large assort
ment or double. hack and coupe harness:
100 government saddles. fe13-1m,em
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Several fine
dwellings in NV. aud w. +. for lots. J.,
care teeecr Garner / z, city. mn6- item
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DINING ROOM in the best section in NV,
having between 10 and 80 boarders,
owner leaving city only reason for selling.
price very low to quick purchaser inyesti-
gate. j., care OF letter carrier 12, city.
Item
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wANTED-Partner, in office business;
$500 to $500 required: lady or gentle
man: no experience necessary. AT
TORNEY, this office. mh6-7t
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FOR SALE-CoTner grocery; NV; new
stock, with complete fixtures; dwelling,
with st able, rent 81 3; VIII take 81 10 cash
or invoice at cost; a good chance for little
money. Address j. L. R., this office
nthR-2t
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For sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-$1OO bicycle for $40 cash;
used four months bargain. Box 80,
this office. mh6-2 item
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FOR HIRE OR SALE--The cheapest price
for cots or mattresses in town. Call or
address 8. j. NOTES, 613 st. NV.
fe2O- 4tern
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wANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-Modern or lo-room house or
a few rooms. unrur.: walking distance TO
city; line OF trolley. w. V. FELTWELL,
Alcuon, Pa. 1t
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FOR SALE-New houses, 1l9, i21 Ken
tucky ave. Sc, only S3, 800; worth 81 900;
broad avenue; convenient To electric cars;
q rooms. bath. large concreted cellar, TO
1O-foot alley, m. L.; terms easy. ID. B.
GOTTWALS, owner, S1l llth ST. NV.
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THE INAUGURATION

FOR RENT-During Inauguration, front
parlor rooms: heat and gas; suitable for
eight; near Avenue and cars 2O1 ID
st. NV. mil2-V
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WANTED-Partner with $500 or $500;
buy out the best grocery business in
NV; no experience necessary. QUICK,
this office. mh6-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 TO SOC. 900 to loan on ID. c. and Md
real estate; also money TO loan on stocks,
bonds insurance policies, etc. Builders
loans made. j., care of Letter Carrier 12,
city ma0-3tem
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PoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL. NEW TWO
LARGE ROOMS AND COMPLETE BATH;
PAPERED, RANGE, HOT AND COLD
WATER, CHANDELIERS, LATROBE
HEAT, WIDE HALLS AND STAlRWA \;
A HANDSOME HOME FOR ONLY $1,000;
WORTH $4,000: RENTS Sic. so; MUST
BIZ SOLD AT ONCE: NEAR I'd ST: AND
NEW LIBRARY Sc. DAVID ID. STONE
A co. SuI Z ST. NV mh63t-em
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enCe wishes permanent position. rets-
and bond given: DO not object to travel.
Address r. SA MU Ell, this office. mh4-St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By young lady of experience,
employment as StPDographer and type
writer, III or part or the time. manuscript
and dpiecewOrk solicited: quick and accurate;
reTs. furnished AMENUENSIS, this Of
IIpe. Item
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FOR RENT-A small, plainly furnished
house; one room reserved by owner; situ-
ated at 440 o sc. NV. For particulars ap-
ply at AGA o St NV. ma 5-3tem
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FOX sALE-A I2-room dwelling house,
known as Pearl Cottage, on Camp Hill,
Ha rpers Ferry, w. Va; situated on cor
Fillmore ave. and Mcdowell ST.; lot.
;is..> Io- feet: for terms Apply CA premises.
W l., PEARL Item
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WANTED-By respectable colored man.
place for housewoTk, and make himself
generally useful Address 1877 Maids on
81 NV 1t
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FOR RENT 43 st. ne. neat Groom
and bath brick, in good order; good yard;
SIS. so. AIS n. j. ave. Sc. mh6-3t
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wANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-By gentleman. within squares
OF 18th and Il stS., room; with or with
out board; SIS 90 $50, room alone, Sc TO
81: give full description. C. II this office.
1t EN-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Ioung man. good address, de
slrcs position as drummer or other out
door work. CIGARS, this office. 1t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-29
SAILORS WELL REMEMBERED.
A Christmas Lunch Given Them mt
at the Port Society.

n Inem at
at the Port Society.
Christmas did not go by without a
thought being given to the many sailors
who are in port miles and miles away from
their homes. While in Savannah the Port
Society furnishes them a home in many
respects, and those in charge of it saw to
it that the sailors were not forgotten at
Christmas time.
There was an audience of $50, of whom
225 We're sailors, gathered in the chapel
of the Port Society's new building, at Lin
coin and st. Julian streets night before
last in attendance upon the Christmas
exercises. There were also present twenty
or more ladies, members of the ladies
auxiliary to the Port Society. Rev. j. D.
Jordan of the First Baptist church gave
the sailors an interesting Christmas talk,
and the prayer was led by Rev. DR.. James
Y. Fair of the Independent Presbyterian
church. Several solos and hymns were
sung.
At the conclusion Of the services the
ladies of the aid society served refresh-
ments to all the sailors, consisting Of cof-
fee, sandwiches cake, fruits and other del
:cacies. and each sailor was given all he
could dispose of. An interesting feature
was a Christmas tree, upon which there
was a number of sailors scarfs and other
useful articles OF course, there were not
enough to go around among all of them,
so lots were drawn and the articles went
TO the lucky sailors. The evening was
most enjoyable one for all present, for
those who helped to give the sailors a
nleasant Time as well as to the sailors
themselves.
Chaplain Ii. Iverson is kept pretty busy
now looking after all the sailors here
there being more now than at any other
time of the year. He is rapidly getting
he new building in good shape. The car
nenters will finish their work there this
week, though the painters will probably
he AT work for week or ten days longer
Openine exercises and dedicatory services
will be held as soon as the building has
been fully completed and turned over to
the society.
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SEWER WORK TO BE RESUMED.
TWO HUNDRED NEGROES TO BE
BROUGHT FROM MONTGOMERY.

Arrangements to he Made for Camp
ing Them Near the Works-StriI<-
ers Say 10 Cents an Hour Is Not
Enough for the Work They Were
Required to DO, With Pay Days
Once 1t Month and COmmisSary Pri-
ces for SUppIies-Ccntractor Della
ney Promised TO Employ Locai
Men at 81 to $3.50 "a Day, They
Say.
Two hundred negroes are to be brought
from Montgomery to Savannah TO work
on the Randolph street sewer. This step
has been decided upon by the sewer con-
tractors on account of the strike of their
laborers
Mr. E. c. Harmon. who is in the employ
of the contractors, left last night for Mont
gomery with the intention of engaging
there large number of negroes aud bring
ing them here to work on the sewerage
system. The men will probably he
brought here on a special train. Quarters
are being provided for them in the lumber
yard Of Dixon Mitchell & Co. at the foot
of Liberty street, 1t may be a couple of
days yet before the force arrives
The contractors said last night that they
will resume work on Randolph street this
morning with small force
I'VE prefer to use Savannah labor on the
work, said one of them, land viii give 1t
the preference but if the Savannah PEG
pie do not want work at our figures we
shall have to look elsewhere"
Two policemen We're sent down on Ran
dolph street yesterday by Chief McDer-
mott A small crowd of the striking labor
ers had gathered but there was no dis
order No work was done on the sewer
during the day.
Should the contractors succeed in bring
ing a large force here from elsewhere 1t
is not unlikely there will be some demon
will doubtless be taken as a safeguard
against anything of the kind.
The striking worllmen, in discussing the
matter with their friends say that 10 cents
an hour with pay days only once a month
is not enough where men have to work
up to their knees in filthy mud and water.
especially when, if they are obliged to
have supplies before pay day, they are
required to take orders on the commits
sary, where goods are furnished by the
contractors at their own prices.
further grievance of the men is that
il was stated when the bids for the drain
age contract were received by council that
Mr.. Delaney, whose firm made the low
est bid. had said he would employ local
labor for the work at $50 to 81 per day.
The strikers claim that in their manner
of paying the men the contractors are
not keeping this promise.
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SANTA VISITS LUTHERANs.
Crowds of Children welcomed Him
Mt the Church of the Ascension.

Crowds of Children Welcomed Him
MT the Oh urch of the Ascension.
The celebration at the lecture room of
the Lutheran Church OF the Ascension was
attended by a large number of the children
of the Sunday school. There were also
great many of their friends present. The
exercises consisted principally of a song
service, five of these being rendered by
the Sunday school choir and two which
were particularly enjoyed, by the little
tots of the infant class.
The arrangement of the trees and deco
rations was very effective and reflected
credit upon the ladies of the committee
that had it in charge. This committee
was comprised of Mesdames w. c. Schaef-
fer w. H. Powell, A. S. Helmken, r. L.
Harper, III. G. Heuisler, l.. G. Werm
Misses Bessie Hunt, Gussie Klug, Carrie
Norris and Lydia Furrer. This committee
had the trees put in place and decorated
them with the candles and ornaments
during the afternoon. Taste was also dis
played in the decoration of the stage and
its vicinity with evergreen foliage.
A scripture lesson was read and prayer
was offered by the pastor, Rev. w. c..
Schaeffer, who also addressed the children
upon Christmas. He told them TO guard
against losing sight or the event the DAY
commentaries while they are enjoying all
of its pleasures The fact was impressed
upon them that more is to be considered
than the mere effort to have a good time
that thought must be bestowed upon the
birth Of the Christ and what that event
has meant for The souls Of men, and the
civilization of the world DR.. Schaeffer
drew q lesson as TO the benefits that have
followed the reception Of Christianity by
the people Of this part of the world, re-
ferring to the happiness Of the mothers be-
fore him and contrasting Il to that Of the
mother who throws her babe into the
Ganges because she considers II disgrace
TO bear a girl. This, he said, is due 10 the
acceptance Of Christ by the mothers OF
this country, and the reverse OF conditions
ia India was made plea for the eontin-
uance and advancement Of the missionary
work Of the church.
The report OF the secretary, Mr. STAN
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ton, was heard by the audience with great
satisfaction. 1t indicated the pleasure
mat is felt by the scholars in their at
.ehuance upon the school. 1t was decided
me hrst OF the year that certificates of
stleIiuahce would be given and that prizes
wouIu De awarded at the close. These GER
tiIicates are given for attendance through
ullrteen sundays. Three of them. or at
tshuahce on thirty-nine SUNDAYS during
me year entitle the children making such
a record 10 a prize. These prizes will he
siVeh next Sunday to eighty-one children
tne NUMBER who received the requisite GER
t .th,loales' Ihese names were read out by
tne secretary, and the audience felt pride
IN the admirable report
another matter of concentration tn The
people OF the church was found In the re-
marks made by the superintendent. Mr.
w. b. Spann. This was the freedom from
ilortallty enjoyed throughout the past
year VI the nearly 500 teachers and schol-
Sls oI tne school not one has died. Mr.
spanh asked the audience to join with him
III thanks TO the One on high for having
spared the lives of all. through the year.
ne also congratulated the teachers and
: scnolafs upon their work during the year
| ana urged them to redouble their efforts
Tor the year to come
me interest TO the young people was
ADDED to by Santa Claus. The old gen.
close OF the celebration. but he got in in
suihclent time TO attend to the distribu-
tion OF the presents. Before he arrived
ne notified the children that he would he
on hand This was by a telegram dated
az Hong Kong, China. The telegram from
81. Nicholas stated that he had about
competed his visits to all the children in
the world and that he would make his
last trip to the lecture room of the Church
OF the Ascension to see his little friends
Of the Sunday school. This announcement
was received with delight, and all the
children were on fire with expectation of
the old gentleman putting in his appear
ance. This he finally did. He was a queer
spectacle, gotten up in the conventional
Santa Claus style. He was ACCOMPANIED
on his arrival by furry
of paper snowfakes than con-
tinued to fall while the children oil The in
FAINT class sang. Upon the conclusion of
the song, the distribution of the presents
began, each child receiving a box of nice
candy and some fruit. The distribution
of the gifts closed the celebration, and the
children soon after went home.
Mr.. Spann announced to the audience
that to-day would be devoted to the poor.
He said that, while the children were then
receiving presents, he would expect them
to remember the poor to-day and give
something in return. committee of the
Sunday school teachers will be at the
church all during the day for the purpose
of receiving the gifts. and they will ne
sent out among the poor people of the
church.
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DESPERATE FIGHT AT A DANCE.
One of the Guests shot and Danger
OusIy wounded.

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 2S.-News reached
the city to-day of an exciting affair at a
dance at the home of West Sewell, near
McKennon's mill, in Lee county Alabama,
last night. c
Among the dancers were two young far
mers-John Long and James Walden. For
some unknown cause Walden drew a pis-
tol and fired point blank at Long. He had
the point of the pistol within few inches
of Long when he fired. The bullet entered
Longs side, making a bad wound. Long
had pluck, however and knocked Walden
down. Longs brother then came to the as
sistanee of the wounded man and disarmed
Walden.
In the excitement which followed Wal
den fled and has not been captured.
The dance was broken up by the affair.
Longs brother came in from McKennon's
mill tonight, and says the doctor thinks
the wounded man has a chance to recover.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Grace Methodist church Sunday school
will hold its Christmas festival tonight.
The sofa pillow, donated by Mrs. S. +.
Iedlie for the benefit Of the poor, was
awarded TO Mrs NJ. Hanley.
The Chatham Real Estate and Improve
ment Company yesterday declared a semi
annual dividend Of $l.75 per share, paya-
bic on and after Jan. 10.
The Up-to-Dates wants some base ball
team composed OF players under 10 years
Of age TO play on New Years day IN the
Bolton street park at 4 o'clock. II any
team would like 10 play Il can notify T..
Burns or ]. Reynolds.