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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06
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ecout6e Vous ayez marche sur
mon cpur. Vous avez dechre mon
anne ct vous m'avez fat connaitre la
haine.
-Helas Gabrielle, CONNIE vous
yons sengez
II baissa Ia tete sur sa poitrine ct
resta reveur, tandis que Gabrielle
s'eloigna, lie laissant seul.
Des lors sa resolution etait prise,
il ne voulait pas vivre sans lespolr
de lamour de Gabrielle.
XIII
On sc rappelle que la marqulse
d Argental await etc rappelee du
chateau dc Bois- -Tordu par une
depeche de Norbert en- danger de.
mort La jcune femme etait revenue
en- compagnie lie deux anciens amis.
Auguste ct Trompe-iOEil.
Apres l'entrevue entire Norbert ct
So femme, que nous venons de racon-,
| ter, nne reunion de tous les amis de
Gabrielle cut lieu chez Mourad. Et
dams cette reunion il tut convenu que
leurs efforts teudraient q s'empafer.
de Rou4uin, atin d'empecher ainsi
daulres crimes ct de le punir des
crimes commits. Une fois maitres du
miserable, lis verraient quel chatl-
ment n await merite, soft qu'ils Sc
vengeassent eux-memes, soft qu'ls le,
llivrassent Ia justice. Mais quelle
que dnt, etre alors leur decision
| supreme, le ehatiment devait etre
terrible. lis savalent, tous, qu'ils.
'avaient plus rlen j redouter dc la
part de Norbert, Ills avaient apprls lie
duel entire les deuX compllces, la
blessure du marquis, lie danger quill
await -couru lis etaient done rassu-
res de ce cote .Rouquin seul etait u
redouter. On ELI .Gtait la des deli
beralions, quand le marquis d Argen-
tai Sc fit announcer chez Moarad.
Aussitot introduit, ils'avanGa au MI
theu de la chambre Oh Sc trouvaient les
amis. :. Pale, amaigri., les yeux bril-
lants de ievle, ii etait meconnalssa-
BILE. On voyait quill Sc preparait =
; parler, mais que refut lui contait
beaucoup.
Monsieur, dit-ll enfn, yoas
vayez un lomme qui youdrait temoi-
: gner par tous les moyens en- son
pouvoir son, repentir. J'ai NAL agi
= contre vous tous ct je yous en- de
mandc humblement pardon.
: Pour gu un homme de la fieEte du
marquis s'abaissat ainsi, il fallalt que
son repentir fut bien sincere.
i Mourad s'avanea yers lie marquis
s ct prit la parole.
e Monsieur le marquis, dit-il, nous
i sommes pr6ts "A yous pardonne
II aussltot que vous nous aurez prouv'
y que potre repentir est yeritable, e
]. non une comedie iouee a nos depens
- M. Mourad, repondlt le ma.qui
2, dun air iigne, j. ne yous donnera
n, au'une preuve LIE vrai coupabl
=, dams tont ceci q etc Rouqnin, IN
i yivant ou libre, vons n'aurez pas u
instant de sGcurlte, je sails de sourc
ae certaine quill est sur lie point d
ie auicter la France avec ses complice
IS quite a ourdir ses sinistres projects
as r6tranger II faut le prevenir
se tout priX ct 81 Vous voulez vol
;? emDarer lie iui il ny q pas de tenn
a. i parire. Ncnez tous, ne craignt
q pas que je vous tende IN piege,
serai au milieu de yous, sans arme
a. Et ie sus tres fable. peine rem
oi. dane blessure. Je ne pourrai m
is ehapper ct ST je ycus trahis, vol
,as naurez pas de peine me punir.
ps Nourad, Valentin, Trompe-rOt
.ez ct Auguste Sc consulterent dt
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06
an'i. etait en- train. de. .preparer.


En- rentrant, il disposa ses mate
riaux ct venait d'ailumer le fen tout
prepare dams son fourneau chimique
quand Ia servante vint ct dit
- Monsieur, une dame yous attend
an salon. ..>. ~..-
-Une dame Ellevous a doEne
son nom (? ).
Non, ellie a dit que sc'etait
inutiie.
Georges ne recoutait lus il
s'etait pecipitc vers lie salon avec un
cri de joie etouffe.
-Felidie /! Feridie chez MOI /
C'etait Ia jeune file, en- effet. II la
trouva au salon, ratteudaat. Ellie
await garde son. voile, mais ses grands
yeux humides de tendresse disaient
son amour ct son impatience de
revoir Georges. II Sc laissa tomber
a ses pieds.
A ce moment une explosion
epouvantable fit trembler la maison.
La concussion etait 81 forte que
Georges ct Feridie furent Tenverses
par lie choc. Des cris d'alarmes
etaient pousses de- tous les cotes.
Aussitot rebranlenent cause par
'explosion termine, Georges Sc
precipita dehors sa senle pensee
etant de sauver Feridie.
Des flammes sortaient de ratelier
du jeune medecin. Tn commence.
ment dincendie venait de sc declarer
LIE feu fut vitement 6teint par les
voisins qni les premiers moments
d'effarement passes Sc precipiterenl
avec des seauN remplis d'eau.
/ line fois la fumee dispersee on
entra dams i'atelier de Georges, tout
etait detruit, le fourneau chimique
await disparu ct les debris jonchaienl
le plancher qui atait ouvert ca ct la
les planches ayant etc violemmen
separees par la force dn choc, le:
murs etaient troues en- maints en-
, droits, tout etalt dctruit. les papier:
de Georges etaient dechires, bra'e'
! telIement quill ny await aucun espoi
. de sen servir.
En- yoyant lie degat,- Ia premier
; pensee du ieune homme fut llmpos
, sibilite dams laquelle Il etait malntc
nant de realiser temps &c pourqno
il await .tant travaille.. Ses paper
aui devaient etre publies ayant 4
date pour lui fatale maintenant 9
oui devaient lui donner la gloirt
etaient detruits, IL sc laissa alier
un moment de desespoir.
Feridie, courageuse etait auprt
de lul constatant lie degat. Il )
tourna vers ellie.
-Helas, Feridie, dit-il, cen :.
fait de notre bonhcur.
-Pourquoi repoudit-eiie, awe
vous pris Get engagement au serienN
Georges dit tristement
- -Certes, mon honneur est jen.
o -Eous avez tort mon ami, d
i F5ridle avec feu, mon frere areconr
y, votre devauement et' votre grande'
re dame ct Il est pret 4 me donner
u vous. D'ailleurs yos circonstanc
n, ont change, vous n'etes plus ie jeul
n. medecin pauvre que vous ttiez il y
.; un an. Mon frere ma charge
-, yons ramener avec moi chez lui ct
70 doit vous reveler ane chose qui II,
is. secrete jusqua maintenant
us Georges Sc laissa conHainere
apres ayoir determine qu'il ny az.
te aucun danger dams Ia malson 81 q
ct son frere un instant dbranlt par
lis / secousse de i'exploslon, s'ttalt cal.
ne ct rcposalt tranquillement, il par
lie avec FegidiG pour Sc lendre eli
Mourad
er, MI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Mr. ]. P. Legare of Charleston is in the
Mr. George E. Doane of Beaufort is In
/ he city.
Mr. w. T. Gentry of Atlanta is at the
|Oe Soto.
Mr. T. ]. Shepard of Reidsville was here
yesterday
Mr. Colin McRae of Mt Vernon is stop
plhs at the Screven.
Mr d. r. Grower OF statesboro spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr. b. l.. Robertson OF Hubert spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. stephens Of Tennllle
ae guests OF the Pulaski.
among the arrivals at the Pulaski yes
tuay was Mr.. ]. q. Bitch OF States
tr Mr. J. ?. McNair came over yesterday
Tvias,.W windsor, S. c., registering at the
o. MIS- J. woodie Wood OF Mobile will
CIV to-day to visit her sister, Mrs.
Onarles r. Bait
mr. Daniel Morgan smith Jr who is
SUI ,' Messrs. Gignlniat & Stubs on Bay
M 5l mas been appointed commissioner
'''uS Tor the state OF Florida.
4. CHARLES T.. Alison OF Ocala, Fla,
i,s @aVannah on one OF his frequent Wis
CO.. ' superintend the shipping OF several
,9oes OF phosphate rock 10 Europe.
M. D. r. Minis. with his family and
Co.. w. Haskell, LEFT last night by the
s,6 ,,s'l Tor Clarksville, where they will
awhile az Mr.. Minis summer home.
N ',.' George w Gates or wilmington.
l...,.tt ana her daughter. Mrs. ID. Nc
I'M. nlln iherreli OF Atanta. are visiting
Tay,l' tlliy Of Mr.. George Il. Dyer. No. I22
,Sl'r street, west.
,.r-a Jacob Astor passed through sa-
NJ. II. WIN his family yesterday on his
lla,l.,.'N" ork. The A8t0ra have been
Dyer tHs "hi.e in Florida. They travelled
'e Aisnt system BY private car.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest to Savannah and
Elsewhere.

Mr.. Charles N. Right, assistant general
passenger agent of the Georgia and Ala
bama, was here yesterday
Mr.. L. Harrison, the Florida Central and
Peninsular's claim agent is in the city.
Mr.. Smith D. Pickett, general agent for
the Southern at Jacksonville, came up yes
terday.
Mr.. Haiden Miller, assistant general
freight agent of the Southern, spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr.. J. ]. Bossinger, master car builder
in the shops of the Florida Central and
Peninsular, was here yesterday.
Mr.. w. II. Peasants, general freight
agent of the Florida Central and PENN
sular, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. D. E. Maxwell, general manager
Of the Florida Central and Peninsuar, is
in the city.
Mr.. b. M. Burroughs, general road mas
ter of the Florida Central and Peninsular.
came up from Jacksonville yesterday
Mr.. ]. w. Preston formerly general
manager of the Middle Georgia and Allan
tic railway, is in the city.
Mr. w. p. Dawson, the Central railroads
travelling passenger agent, with headQuar-
tiers at Macon, was in the city yesterday.
Among the cases TO come before The
railroad commission at its meeting next
week is the petition of Messrs. Wood
and Beaumont of Atlanta, asking that the
rates on carload lots of stoves between
Savannah and Atlanta and Atlanta and
Savannah be equalized. 1t now costs 20
cents per 100 pounds for stoves to be ship
ped here from Atlanta, but 1t costs IS
cents to ship them from here TO Atlanta
This discrimination is made because
stoves are manufactured in Atlanta.
Wood and Beaumont sell. but do not man
ufacture stoves, hence their petition Tor
a change in the present rates.
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THE POLICIES BUSY DAY.
A JailfuI of Cases of All Sorts ana
Kinds,

Minus
The police and detectives were active
yesterday and a number of arrests were
made for larceny and other offenses,
ranging somewhat above the usual drunk
and disorderly. ~
John Harris. colored, was arrested by
Policeman Brazzell for stealing $2.15 ana
a lot of books from Mrs. T. c. Madison.
William Davis, white man, who is said
to have been stealing carpenters tools
around the city, was arrested by Detec-
tive Barrett.
John Slade, colored, was arrested by De-
tecuye Scully as a suspicious character,
having stolen goods in his possession.
Bessie Brown, colored. was arrested by
Detective Godbold for stealing clothing
from Mrs. Dacy.
Willie German, colored, who is said to
lave jumped his bond at Wadley, where
ie was under arrest for car breaking, was
pnted out to Policeman Douglass at the
fntral railroad depot, who arrested and
snt him to the barracks.
In the recorders court yesterday morn
g, Carrie Henderson, colored, was turn
over to the city court for simple lar
sny She had been accused of the theft
$3.50 from Ida Smith.
Lula Atterberry. Nettie Mears and
'S OOopeF' trlo Oh colored women,
{ gre up on a charge of fighting in the
& Meet, and the first two were sentenced to
~ fine Of So or to linger five days.
NE pecuniary expiation of the offense
as elected by the belligeTents. Mary
E es discharged.
'ohn Adams, Henry Lamotte, John Nc
maid, Jerry Mcdonald and Charles
ats, white, were up on a charge of
Aung, and each was sentenced to pay
or stay on the gang twenty days.
ams' fine was suspended
Lottie Lee was fined So or ten days for
aulting and beating another, Ella
Z arse.
Vharles Walker was up to prove that he
not suspicious character. This he
lld not do to the satisfaction of the
|.lrt' and he was ordered held to await
ETelopmeuts.
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MEMORANDA.

Tybee April IA, p. m.-Passed through
sound, schr Isabella Gill Collision, Havana
via Sapelo, for Coosaw.
Baltimore, Md, April 14.--Cleared, schr
Luhe l.. Pollard. Powell, Jacksonville.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 14.-Arrived, tug
Mary ]. Walker, Sparks, towing barges
Thomas McNally from Norfolk and l.. H.
Tucker and Villanova from Richmond;
tug Columbia, Calhoun, North Carolina
towing barges Gladiolus, Saturn, Pamlco
and Marjory.
Charleston, S. c.. April 14.-Arrived,
steamers Linwood (Nor). Stubs, Pomar-
on; Comanche, Pennington, New York,
proceeded to Jacksonville; schr Mary Lee
Patton, Steelman, Baltimore.
Cleared, schrs Nelson r. Newbury, Ell
lis, New York; Woodwork Abrahams,
Snow, Boston; Emma l.. Cottinghan,
Taylor, Boston.
Punta Gorda, Fla, April 14.-Cleared,
steamer Laurelwood (NoD, -, stettin.
Fernandina, Fla, April 14.-Arrived,
schr Carrie Strong, Strong, Philadelphia.
Sailed, steamer Lief Erickson (Nor),
Gewald, Hamburg.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 4.-Entercd,
schr Nellie I. Morse, Hartley, ST. Pierre,
F. w. l.
Cleared. schr A. B. Sherman. Pnlsbury,
Washington; steamship Iroquois, Kemble,
New York.
GOfJ royal ADTll i4-4AETiVeus STEAMER
Eden Hall (Br), from Liverpool
Bull River, s. c., April 14.-Arrived,
schr Isabella Gill, from Havana via Sap
elo.
Apalachicola, Fla, April 14-Entered,
banks Southern Belle CRuD, Karlssen,
Calias; Guldass (Nor), Haaland, Liver
pool.
Sailed, bars Victoria CNor). Helegesen,
Rotterdam; Argus (NorJ, Nelson, Juta-
maski
Pensacola, Fla. April 14.-Arrived. banks
Slaveat (Rus), Peterson, Delagoa bay;
Einar, Tampico; Silver (NoT, Norbo. Rio
Janeiro; Fiorella (NoD, Heffermehl, Rio
Janelro.
Sailed, steamships Benvenue CBr. Roe.
Dublin; Sanfield (BD, Watts. Hui.
Cleared, steamship Benvenue (Br). Roe,
Dublin; bark Amore UtaD, Olivari Genoa.
Mobile, Ala, April H.-Arrived, bark
skoda Obj. Lee. Port Elizabeth. Africa;
schrs Bahannon. Mason, Sabine Pass;
Bornform (BD Lockhart, Port au
Prince; Walter Sumner (Br), Mclean, Ha-
vana.
New York, April 12-cleared, schr J.
b. Holder. Lord. Fernandlna.
Sailed, brig Jennie Hubert, Darien.
Boston, April 12.-Sailed, schr r. Bow
ers, Savannah.
Madeira, April 12.-Arrived bark j. d.
Metcalf (Nor, Larsen, Harburg for sa-
vannah. Captain sick)
Rotterdam, April 10-Arrived barlss Sol
veig CNor), Kaalstad Savannah; Marco
Polo CNor), Halvorsen, Savannah.
Table Bay, March 2S.-Sailed, park
Wakefield (Sw), Martinson, Brunswick.
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II. as WON ny TWO RUNS.
,.ted the l.. NJ. c. AS at Ind or
AaII 10 3.


voung Mems Hebrew Association
,sosted the Young Mems Christian AS
s,;.rion last night in a very prettily
.Iavs5 game of indoor base ball by a
score OH to 3.
.--+sst played of the series. AT no time
IA = drag, and both teams played with
~ nnusllal amount of snap and ginger.
- Young Mems Hebrew Association
.s plaved a brilliant game and the
BOYS win have to put up a strong
- N win next Wednesday.
smith proved a Chinese puzzle to the
1T c. 4. boys and they could not find
T., Kayton showed that, although it
~, his first game behind the bat, that he
is good backstop.
- ~ Y NJ H. AS fielded a beautiful
me and made several brilliant plays.
55r'erstein at left short stop played all
-nupd his territory, and his base running
WIS a feature.
Coleman was only hit safe four times.
~ he gave five men bases on balls, and
/. times was wild. He seemed to have a
7fFculty in keeping the ball in the air,
md shot it along the floor a number of
r17es Timer fielded a good game and
Harden caught well
George Armstrong and Jack Hall umpir-
Cd and there was no kicking whatever.
The crowd was one of the largest that
has witnessed any of the games and show
cd Inv its applause that the game was sat
isfactorv and enjoyed.
-oora follows.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15

Per steamship Berkshire for Baltimore e
1916 bales upland cotton fl5 bales sea
island cotton. 70 bales domestics. 253 bbls
turpentlne, % bbls rosln, bbls rofin oil,
/ Dbl tar. 40 tons pig iron, IA sacks clay.
"A casks clay. % bids green saitcd hides,
.G25 cases canned oysters. 10 cases do
mostlcs, ll2,705 feet lumber, 2is crates veg.
otablos, i03 bbls vegetables, 222 pkgs
mdgo.
Per British stenmahlp Cienmorvon. Tor
Bfcmen-f.723 bales cotton, valued %
fi72.i32. and 2Oi tons phosphate rock.
valued at $500
Per schooner Douglass Gregory, Tor
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RALLY OF THE LEAGUERs.
savannah to Send n Big Delegation
TO Atlanta.


10 Atlanta.
Rev o. F. Cook of Guyton, secretary of
the Savannah district Epworth League,
was in the city yesterday arranging for
the trip of the delegates of the Savannah
district to the state convention, which
opens in Atlanta Thursday night, April %
About fifty delegates will go from the
Savannah district, of whom eighteen or
twenty will go from Savannah and fifteen
from Guyton Delegates from Millen,
Waynesboro and Ellabel are also expect
ed.
The Savannah district delegation will
have special car by the Central rail-
road, leaving here Thursday morning by
the regular train. The car will be deco
rated in white and gold, the colors of the
league, with the name and motto of the
league inscribed on the streamers.
The convention of the Epworth leaguers
is expected to be the largest ever held in
the state. About 1000 delegates will at
tend, and the convention will be held in
the big Tabernacle building. The people
of Atlanta will entertain all delegates. A
rate of one fare for the round trip has
been made and in addition to the leaguers
it is likely that large number of others
will make the trip.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15

In taking down the steeple of the old
Methodist church In WATERFOWL. which
the Young Mems Catholic Association is
remodeling for It's use, the historic old
weathercock on top of the steeple had to
be removed yesterday. says the Boston
Transcript. He is two and one-half feet
high with a pewter body and copper tail.
and is said to have been made by Paul
Revere when about % years old. 1t Is said
that the weathercock was originally plac-
cd IN 1855. on the old church building that
was demolished in 1897. There is some dis
pute about his ownership, the Untarians
claiming that he was simply loaned to
the Methodsts when the latter built their
church in 1877. while the Methodists claim
that they bought him from the town. He
will probably be presented to the Water
town Historical Society.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15

Per Central OF Georgia railway, April
4-S62 bales cotton. ESQ tons pig iron, IS
casks clay, $50 bhls cotton seed OIL 26l
pkss mdse, lS9 bales domestics, 22S bbls
rosin. 50 bbls spirits, 2S cars lumber, / car
fresh meat, car horses, / car cattle, /
car ebert. l car meal.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway, April 1l.-2S5 bales cotton 1884
crates vegetables, 30 bbls vegeta bles 9G2
bbls rosin, 252 bbls spirits IL cars lumber
cars phosphate, cars jetty rock. cars
wood, cars coal, cars mdse, bills
hides. Al boxes tobacco. car pig iron.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
April 1i.-46 bales cotton, car bulk rosin,
car lumber. 10 cars gravel, car vege-
table baskets, l. car guano, cars mdse
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road, April l4.-52S bbls rosin, POP casks
spirits, cars mdse, car household
goods, l car tobacco, l car grlts, 2 cars
hay, cars oats, l car oil, 6 cars stone
II cars lumber. cars wood cars vege-
tables l car moss, s cars coal.
Per Georgia and Alabama railway, April
1850 bbls rosln. 2i6 casks spirits, ears
coal, 10 cars mdse, l car bran. cars meal,
cars hay, cars -four, q cars lumber
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE. SIX HOUSES ON DUFFY
street paying ten per cent. Four thous-
and dollars cash. r. W. A. News office.
FOR SALE, HENRY STREET RESI-
dence, between Habersham and Lincoln,
lot IS feet front, l0-room house, in good
condition; terms very easy. Thomasson &c
Black, % Bryan, east.
FOR SALE, A LARGE. WELL-BUILT
house, In good repair, northeast corner of
Bolton and Abercorn streets; laundry.
speaking tubes electric bells etc; terms
easy. Address G. A. owens, 107 Bay, east.
FOR SALE. LEASE OR EXCHANGE.
an elegant home on New Houston street:
handy for Whitaker. Barnard and Duffy
street car lines IS feet front: 80 feet.
Empty lot adjoining can also be treated
for. Address A.. Box 90.
NICE SUMMER HOME IN EDGE
wood Ga. Suburb Atlanta for sale or
rent. ] G. Foote Atlanta, Ga.
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Ian Arkansas inventor has devised an
alarm which goes off at any given time
il may be set, says the New York Tri-
bune. and at the same time II is said II
will lift the chimney from a lamp and light
it, replacing the chimney and adjusting
the flame. When he was about it, he
ought to have constructed the thing SO
that il would light the fire in the morning
and cook the breakfast before il walked
up the family.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15

Per steamship Berkshire for Baltimore
c M Chandler, Jr., and wife, ] A Munlsh.
Miss Lewis, w W Tarbor and wife, w
w Billows, Mrs. S y Rabheone, p II
Ward, Jules Holden and wife Miss l.
sharke, Miss M McGuiley, Otto Won Ar
mem and wife Miss James. John Kirk.
John w Carter. Jr.. MISS Sampson, Mr.
Sampson. James Swift Jennie Lee, Frank
Krager.
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Fon nENT-RooMs.


FOR RENT FLAT or -FOUR con-
Meeting rooms with bath. Southwest cor
ner Abercorn ana Waldburg.
THREE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR.
pleasant and cheap. i23 West Ogiethorpe
avenue.
FOR rTNT, PARLOR FLOOR. 90. 22i
Bolton street east, three rooms and
Kitchen All modern improvements. APP
ply at premises or W. @. Frlpp AZ co.
ELEGANT PARtOR FLAT. WITH
bath. cheap, newly painted and papercd.
sil York, west
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15
CLEARED yEsTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett,
New York-C. G. Anderson, Agent
Steamship Glenmorven. (Br), Potts, Bro
men-Wilder & Co.
schr Douglass Gregory, Stilwell Phlla-
delphia-Dixon Mitchell & Wells.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Berkshire, Baltimore.
Schr Rob Roy, New York.
Schr Emily f. Northam, Philadelphia.
Schr Douglass Gregory. Philadelphia.
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MONEY no LOAN.

SEVERAL SUNS OF MONEY TO
loan on city property IN amounts from
four hundred TO three thousand dollars.
Isaac Beckett, 8 Bull street.
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wANTED-MIscELLANEOus.

WANTED, TO BUY A GOOD BUGGY,
light, strong and stylish. Address Theo-
dore Francis Hall, Manufacturing Chem
list. 10 Jones street east.
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT. A SODA
fountain cheap; state terms. Address
Cheap. this ofiice.
WANTED. AT ONCE. SHEA ENGINE
geared complete for stringer road, weigh
ing about eighteen tons standard gauge.
Address Jeffords e. Bailey. Pearson, Ca.
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summary
Two-base Hits-King, Timer.
Sacrifice Hits-Harden, Herman, Kay
ton Smith. Epstein.
Struck Out-By Smith, 8; by Coleman, 4.
Base on Balls-Of Coleman. 5; off
Smith, g.
Umpires-Messrs. Hall and Armstrong.
Scorer-Mr. Frank Hogan.
The standing of the teams now is as fol-
-lnMS.
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railroad crossties, measuring 1885 super
fetal feet. making a total of $50 1872 feet,
The cargo was shipped by Dixon Mitchell
& Wells
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-15

57 feet pitch pine lum-
Der and 1888 crossties, measuring 77,sl5
superficial feet Total $50, 1872 feet-Dixon,
Mitchell & Wells.
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