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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-16
COUNTRY REA1 FsTATw.

A TTESTIoN, VISITORS
N SEE FAIR OAKS
THE GEN COLONY Or CALIFORNIA
IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
BEFORE RETUR SING EAST
OOnO ACRES SOLD IN Is MONTHS: 1870
LAUO acres painted to- oranges and olives:
only 21a mi es staging.
Tram caves depot at Sacramento at 5 80 A. NJ
and 3:l5 P. NJ, Fare-Round trip 81 90 via Fol-
som Railroad.
GOOD HOTEL ACCOM- IONS
FARM, FIELD & FIRESIDE, proprietors,
Chicago, Ill.
EDWIN X. ALSIP q Co, Western Managers,
49, second floor, Mills bui ding San Francisco
and 1Ul5 Fourth street, Sacramento.
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IA. n. o. X. s..
Il HEADQUARTERS,
% second floor, Mills hiding, San Francisco
EDWIN K ALSIP & Co, Western managers.
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CHEAP; VERY FINE LAND IN VENTURA
~ County: 1850 acres tor $lUU0 cash., Inquire
CARL KEREKES, l22 Grove ST.
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L'OR SALE-FRUIT RANCH OF 160 ACRES;
Il 1400 trees 16 acres vines: house and furni-
ture: barn and farming Implements; near Lotus,
FL Dorado County. Address a. Ii. PECK, 608
Ninth st. Oakland, Cal
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EXECUTORS sAI.E-THE UNDERSIGNED.
IL executor of the estate of g. O. Larsen, de-
ceased, gives notice that the executors of said
estate have, by the Superior Court Of Alameda
County, Cal b, en- ordered to sell at private sale
10 the highest bidder for cash the following de-
scribed real estate In the city of Oakland, Ala
10 eda County, Cal. so mud thereof as may be
necessary 10 pay the debts of said estate.
First-Lot at the southwest corner of Eighth and
Aice streets, being 27 feet Eighth street by 75
feet on Alice street. with cottage thereon No. Isl
Eighth street.
Second-Lot on southerly line of Eigh street, 27
feet west from Alice street, thence "a feet by
south 70 feet, with cottage thereon No 255
Eighth street.
Third-Lot on westerly line of Alice ST., 10 feet
southerly frC IN Eighth ST., thence =. 25 by W. rs
feet with cottage thereon. No S69 Alice s..
Fourtn-Lot on westerly line of Market st.,
276 feet northerly from northerlv line of Twenty
second ST., hence northeriy 2S by w. 1925 feet,
with dwelling house thereon. No 1919 Market st.
Fffth-Lot on westerly line of Market ST., 25l
feet northeriy from Twenty-second St, then e
northerly 20 feet by W. 1875 feet, with cottage
thereon. No. 1927 Market ST.
sales to be made subject TO confirmation by the
court.
Intending purchasers of any one or more OF said
parcels are invited TO call on or submit bids to
WIN. M HATFIELD Executor,
Or SOL CALDERWOOD, Agent
326 San Pablo avenue Oakland
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QdQ0O FINE MOUNTAIN HOME; OVER
III fOOO. looking Capay Valley, Yo 0 County;
! mile from school, gig miles from X Il. and
O.: $50 acres; acres in bearing orchard; roomy
2-story house and barns; fine water: If sold
once span horses, head cattle, farming imple-
mems, poultry and hay will be included. Ad-
dress JACOB G. WINTER. BROOKS Z. o., Yoo
County, Cal
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PROPERTY WANTED.

EXCHANGE-CLEAR, IMPROVED FARM:
IL 40 acres; house, barn, orchard: near Tx iah
value $4,000; for city property or smaller i'm
proved farm nearer to san Francisco. Address z.
s. box 50, Cail.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


ITO EXCHANGE-FINE RESIDENCE PROP
L erty IN Oakland 10 exchange for Kansas City
or Chicago property.
Ok ACRES 41a MILES FROM CITY HALL,
= ~ Oakland to exchan for Oakland. Alameda
Berkeley or San + ancisco property
j. - MYERS, l0U2 broadway, Oakland.
q. < AN ACRE; lzS3 ACRk5 TIMokk; GOOD
elDo tor stock fruit: plenty water - box 40
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CT AN ACRE: so ACRkS: EASY CLEARED:
,D Il nearly level: Z. S. P; n school. g., box
S4 Call Office.
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s)-STORY ROADHOUSE IN GOOD CoNDI-
= tion. with several rooms bed room. barroom,
large dining-TOom: nicely furnished nice garden !;
summer-houses: good location for hotel or sum
mer resort Apply Call Office.
HARGAIN-FORSALE BY EXECUTOR: LOT
ID 6Ux $50; house of s rooms; all rooms sunny;
fine location in East Oakland, with barn, chick en-
houses, etc streetcar line passes house; fifteen
minu tes of Broadway; $4,000 cash offered o short
time ago; Will be sold for $500 IL app led for M
mediateiy. apply TO j. w. MOSS, S6S Broadway,
Oakland.
| OTIS 800 EACH-$l DOWN AND 81 PER
- week: Melrose station; streetcars: local train
10 lots near German Old Peoples Home. H.
B. PINNEY, 902 Broad way, Oakland.
0)RO CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY IN
rooms and bath; marble nantes: stationary
land; lot 75x115: price $4,000 459 Ninth St, oak
land, bet Broadway and Washington ST., H. z.
JONES' owner.
~ ET A CHOICE, HEALTHFUL HOME SITE
VI while prices are low: lots S100 10 $l50 at
Fitchburg. beyond Fruitvale; the best property
for Investment offered: local trains and
electric cars: 10 minutes Oakland and 40 TO
San Francisco; splendid climate. out OF damp
belt: soil excellent for gardening very best water
facilities: good school: terms 10 suit Before buy
ing in this locality the OF this property
{. NJ. RUNKLE, sl514 Washington sl. ups.airs
room 28 Oakland Cat
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HOMES FOR ALL. ,-...
this State.
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NJ AXE yourself IL dependent by buying small
fruit tract; 1Uacre tracts of fine fruit land near
Auburn Placer County; S5 down aud S5 monthly
without inter est: over 500 acres already So and
cuitiv waited.
JACuB HEYMAN, owner. Il Montgomery ST.
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MEDICA.

DR. J. H. JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL
~ ISL still Offers his valuable services 10 the up-
fortunate. With mind matured and enriched by
stddieS of advanced ordtr, there is hardly q
disease in The catalogue OF human ills h. canno {
treat to perfect cure. Ladies, he is always ready
to ASSIST you. His knowledge has been sire e; h.
ened by extensive experience No case pecul ar
to your delicate organism is beyond his sure coii-
troL Ri is fema mU nthlf +. medies are sure aud
safe in their effects His tried and va liable reme-
dies for lost manhood are neYer-faiiing in their
action and are warranted for both young and Old.
He exec all other the cure OF prlvae diseases
Over so years OF practice enables him to warrant
a in all cases. Consult tien parlors, 906
Market st. ca lor w:ite direct to e06 Mar ct ST..
rooms IL and IL
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A PROCESS THAT Is PERFECTLY HARM-
IA iess meyer fail S in any case OF monthly sick.
n S. no mat what cause; no electricity bum
bug OF other dangerous methods: money In every
case refund d if cure is not effected: travellers
hered i'm ediately; years experience; home in
confinement with itaran convenences. Con-
suit free the only re lab phys clans. DR. A<D
MkS. DAVIES, IL McAIlister ST.. next Hberha
Bank; hou s 8 A. NJ. to nd to 3 p
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r1nu,CLArIoNAI

! II EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. pa POS r.
IL Bookk' eping,' business practice. shorthand,
| typing biography. languages English branches
electrical ineering, 20 teachers: Is 900 grad u
| ates; day and evening sessio ons; cataloaue.
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A. NICE PLACE NEAR The FAMOUS
n Napa Soda springs for sale, as owner is n
gagged in city business. II you want good pay
ing place apply for tull particulars Of MIR Kay
mo of SHAIN AID, BUCKBEE d CO., 21S
Montgomery st.
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PROPOSALS.

EMMA sPhECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAI
IL ket ST.; light and heap ASHTON, room 21t
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"A .gomery s!; individual instruction in short
hand typing bookkeeping telegraphy, etc. LIE
scholarship $50: low rates per week and month.
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PERSONALS.


IL once. N
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NAPA VALLEY FARM II ACRES: ALL u N
~ der cultivation; GOOD oichard; new Groom
house. barn and outbuildings; well stocked with
Implements; wagons, horses, cows and chickens;
located miles south Of Napa; half mile from
Thompson station: Will sell at half TO close
ar estate; or will rent gooi party who will
buy the ock. D. BRUTUN, 2O6 Sacramento st.
I TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN: I'M
IL proved: easy terms; also 4 20 12-acre pieces
on and 10 years credit D. II. TWING So
noma City; every Monday ut 80. Market ST.. r. L
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RELASCOS LICEUM SCH OUL OF ACTING
u Private theatrcals arranged: pupils rehears sed
en stage. K and IL. lO.OE block TIN and Mkt
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LNGINEEkING SCHOOL: CIVIL. ELECL
u mining. mech. snrvey, assay, archt.; daytS eve.
| est. 1854. A. VAN DER NAILLEN 933 Market
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ArroRNEYs:Ar-LAw.

A DvICE FREE: DIVORCE Avs SPEC
~ ialty: private; no fee without success: probate
insolvency, collections. patents, trademarks etc
obtained; private detectives estab ished 10 years
G W.HOWk atty at law $50 Marker, cor. Stocktn
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C1NGING, VOICE CULTURE. PIANO LES
~ sons: Paris graduate; French and German lau-
guage: 81 month. log Taylor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18
Chicago.

persuading the withdrawal Of the sigma
lures of others.
Seven prominent colored men Of Tampa
have organized furniture and undertake
ing COMPANY and viii soon launch into
business. They hive bought hearse ana
acquired ground for a cemetery.
Clay county claims the oldest man in
Florida. If rot in the United states. One
hundred and ten years ago John Mccoy
ern first saw light on the Emerald Isle.
When our war broke out in 81 ne was 100
old 60 enlist or be drafted.
Eight negro men and women are in Jail
az Tampa for robbng Knight & Waiis'
hardware store Of several hundred dol
lars worth of goods, most OF which We're
recovered. Horace Lee. one of those
trusted porters," was the main thief.
Orlando Reporter: A few OF the Plant
city farmers recently took their tobacco
crops, aggrega4ine $500 pounds to Tam
pa aud sold it for 40 cents per pound a
total of 3d. 500 is there any money in rails
ing tobacco? Let the above facts answer.
Gainesville Sun and Journal: The cross
tie industry in Alachua county is now on
the wane. Several camps have discontin-
ued operations while the others have cut
down the force Of men. This is due to
most of the timber blown down by the
storm having been utilized
Gen. Gichrtst of Punta Gorda, who has
been on Sanfbel Island for five weeks.
found a very peculiar apple having the
taste, smell, etc. of quinine. He pro-
poses TO send this apple to Washing on
and have it tested TO see if 1T does con-
tain any Of the properties Of quinine.
Key West Equator Democrat: "Jack
the Ripper visited Davis loves wharf
last night and threw overheard the fish
cars, let the boats loose from the wharf
ana did other mischief This matter
should be looked into by the authorities
and the guilty parties punished, If caught
Judging from the following from the
Pensacola News man about town, the flu
ture <of that city is indeed encouraging
Even the crOakers are becoming discon-
certed. The Stub Ender met one the 9TH
er day. He was wearing blue glasses.
Say, old man. what's the matter; got
weak eyes?" Yes the brlliancy of Pen
sacola's future is binding It's too bright
for an old foxy like me. III have to get
used to it by degrees.
Jacksonville Metropolis: As devel-
oper, H. M F1agier has no superior. Be
sides millions spent at ST Augustine and
West Palm Beach, he has just concluded
a purchase of the lands of Mrs. futile, at
Miami, for the purpose of carrying into
effect Improvements there. He paid $780,
900 for the land and is expanding 100000
on town improvements. Erecting a water
works system, laying out and improving
streets, depot and dredging the channel.
1t was a lucky day for Florida when
Flagler concluded TO invest money here.
Notwithstanding that he is a railroad
man.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18
TIE DAY on THE DIAMOND.
Boston LOses in IA BADLY Played
Game-Gnmcs Elsewhere.

:,
Gnme-Gnmcs Elsewhere.
Roeton Aro y pos+o,, ,,.. o.. H. 3.
-'S' '0-u"y )"
''It must loosely pidyed game seen at the
both sides was wretebed. one club irving
to Guido the other in Door n,avtnr The
t,,sto,s e.o,,,,7 -, H.. -. -. ~,
u'''i
wy iii'H I"hluG, WueH, aller Two men
W. Uu'' 'ne w aSnIls .oils mace Tour
t.,d IN 'e iass nun oL Ihe nlln alteI
w. W "eit o ~ Boston sot TWO men on
bases WIN with. Ienny at the bat 1t was only
wonderful stop by oBren that pre-
vented BOSTON from scor hg' giving the
sdiile 70 W asIihgton, Inc oaIuhg ana
80 80 io.l'l.'ls u iidiiiii'oH were the ieat-
49,, r. II. Il.
o7'o,l - ~ 10 o
''t.'il5 'o" - -
,, 10, l'ei 9 2ul,.Van anu Lake. SWAMI
NieiOei anu N1eOulIe'
r,.,
bdl'ilhoIe' Mu'' aug line champions
asdu Won rom brooklyn To-Day IN
s,'l'Ie ~ Mli'Ch M pltchihs Of Oofpett was
three hits. Payne was good in close places,
put bunting and scientific base running
gave the nome team the victory. Attend
ahce z'9IO' score
Baltimore 30 l 4 4 l x-l2 IS 3
Brooklyn 30 o / o. 0
BatterleS-Corpett ana Robinson; Payne
and BurrilL
ne" Aork' aug l''-9ases on palls 1ol-
lowed by timely hitting on the part of the
New Yorlls and excellent pitching by Sey-
mour up to the ninth inning took a game
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Brick IS on the ground for the erection
OF Catholic church at Palatka.
W. I. Whitfield has sod the Live oak
Banner % j. T.. Pound, formerly editor
OF the Madison Recorder.
The Herald is urging the citizens OF
Tampa 70 make an effort TO get the War
nell crate mills moved 20 Tampa. The
mills employ 200 workmcn.
DeLand and vicinity win ship several
thousand boxes OF oranges this season
and 81 no bad luck intcrvencs. nearly a
fuli crop is expected next year.
There Is 81 ,he nelghborhood OF 1906
pounds OF tobacco in the warehouse az
Palatka for Mesa a Co.. 90 cure and dis
pose Of FOR Putnam county growers.
Gainesville sun ana Journal: The new
cotton which has been brought to Gaines.
VILE this year has sold for only cents
per pound The farmers arc WONDERING
where they come ga on the tariff
Avant a Taylor were refused license "a
sell liquor az Palmetto last week OWNS
40 the eXertions of the anti-saloon league
on mat place. which charged fraud ln pro.
curing signatures 60 the petition and lr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18

St Louis No, Aug. Reel and Lucky
Star were the only winning favorites at
the fair grounds to-day. For the poor
riding of Tranby. the heavily-played fav-
orite in the closing event, Jockey Sea-
monds had his license revoked, ana Gep-
hart & Co., owners of the horse, were or
dered from the track. The track was fast
First Race-M alden 2-year-olds, six fur
longs. Barbee, 6 TO l. won, with Leonag,
10 to ?, second, and Farondelle, 8 to 10
third. Time 1:l7.
Second Race-Tlree-quarte of a mile
Reel. 8 to 10, won, with Billy, 10 to l. second,
and Della, to /, third. Time III.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Lucky Star
3 to 2 won with BaOn Marche, s to l. sec
ond, and Barriso. to l. third. Time ] O3.
Fourth Race-SiX furlongs. Nick Car
ter, Is to 1, won, with Horseshoe Tobacco,
2 to /, second and Montgomery, 3 to !,
third Time 1:14&.
Fifth Race-One mile. Gold Band. y to
/, won, with Mamie LIS Sister, to /, sec
ond, and Earl Cochrane, 30 to /, third.
Time 1:43H.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18
TWO FARMERS FIGHT.
A Quarrel That Had Been Forgotten
Is Renewcd-The AssaiInnt Killed.


Is Renewed-The AssaiInnt Killed.
Ocala, Fla, Aug 17.-Sam Crowthers
was shot and killed by Dan. w. Hall late
this afternoon about three miles south
west of Ocala.
The men had been in town all afternoon
and a fuss arose between them in Nc
Grath's saloon over a report put in clrcu-
lation TO the effect that Crowther had been
hired TO XIII Hairs hogs, when the lat
ter struck the former a severe blow in
the face, they were separated, but were
soon laughing and chatting together as
though nothing had happened and parted
friend apparently.
Hall left town for his home about dusk
with his little daughter in the wagon with
MIN, and when opposite the Pemberton
place saw Crowther hiding 10y the road
side and hailed him TO 90 his way. but
instead Crowthor rushed up to the wag-
on ana, being much tho superior OF the
two soon had Hall out OF the wagon and
was giving him a severe nogging when
Hal pulled his gun and fired two shots.
both taking effect. and Crowther rolled
OF his victim, a dead man.
Fortunately for Han. just as his would
be assassin rushed upon him, two other
men came up just IN time TO be eye-wit-
nesscs 20 the whole affair.
Hail Immediately came back to town
ana gave himself up, ana was released on
hls own rccognlzance. The preliminary
trial Will be- had tomorrow The coro-
ner's jury IS now investigating the ar
fair
Tho dead man leaves a wife and two
small children.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18
REUNION or sENAToRIAL FAMILIES
:. VI. white of California aud :. "a.
MnlIory of IIoridn Arc ConsIns.

FROM the w aNhluElon lost
Stephen Mallory white Is senator from
California and stephen Russell Mallory Is
a senator from Florida. There o. more
than "a mere coincidence in tho similarity
OF names. The men are cousins. senator
Mallorya father and Senator Whites
mother were brother ana sister IL is "a
little curious that the two senators should
represent states as Tar apart 1a q a. pos-
Hihle for them Go bo-onc ON the Atlantic
and the other on tho Pacific coast Tho
grandfather ~ The two senators was ono or
tho earliest settlers of Florida. while their
grandmother was "a spanish woman OF
nuc stock. considerable beauty und TO-
markuhle constitution. retaining t0 her old
age ali OF her faculties. Much of senator
white Hturliuess comes from Doc grand.
mother ie was not born ln Florida. Tor
hia father ana mother crossed the plains
ln 1850. attracted to California hy tho re-
ports OF newly discovered gold The Hen.
nfor RlH born ln San Francisco in ik1 Tho
Mallory. on tho other hand remained In
FLORIDA ana nou thr NhirIFig uf umD nnl
che strange happenings of politics rcunltD
tho flmliea in thp senate,
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oCALA HAPPENINGS.
A Prospective Newspaper Change.
A Farmers UnweIcomed Visitor.

a NNNINkAANE NNFNUhNNN hhhA -
A Farmers UnweIcomed visitor.
Ocala, Aug. 16.-The Mail and Express,
Ocala's morning paper. edited by Jacob
Cmel. will, 1t Is reported, change hands in
a few days, Mr. w. II. Chaille, the we'll
known restaurateur, becoming sole owner.
Mr.. Chaille Is well equipped for the run
ming of a small paper, having four sons,
two of whom are journoyman printers, ana
the other two, with limited experience IN
the mechanical department. IL is under
stood that the present business manager,
Mr. $. S. Burlngame, will continue In his
present position.
Buford Leitncr, one Of the cold timers. "
having resided In Marion county now
some forty odd years. and one of the best
and most thrifty farmers of the county.in-
formed your correspondent yesterday that
since ne came 10 Florida. forty-one years
ago from Benford. $. g., he has not put his
foot on other chan Florida soil aud that
for more than twenty years he has not
seen "a sick day. Ia relating some Of the
incidents of his farm life he says the most
thrilling aud peculiar OF these were last
saturday ut noon while seated az the ta-
Die eating dinner He says he heard "A
noise 40 his barn gate. and thinking %
20 their work, bee went out Co givc his acc
customcd orders. hut hc soon learned there
was mo- one standing az the gate but could
stul hear che noise. Upon further luNos-
uration D. found 40 hls amazcmcnt a
huge l0-foot alligator Not bee
inE accustomed 90 that class
90 Callers hc ala not meet
his gliorship with his usual hospitality
but. ON tho other hand, gave him every
opportunity Co make hlH departure bui
This thc gator would not think OF Ho fu.
ford. JrI was called upon Hui was soon
ON the ground ana had ha fltorahIr
ready for tlD market ST. LoItner viii
dispose of the trrth which De- says nra
very nnf. while tho hide hp VIII convert
Into PAIR uf Shoes
So b a. Ristruuk. clerk of Che cir.
cue court. haH been bury Au dav mahlur
Que Cas- deeds for MffEfH Norman a col
uf heWncfff fla Tho lands recently ae.
quIred hY these gentlemen Hro located iu
ile western portion VI the county, ulaf
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Dunnellon and Blue Spring. there being
something over 1000 acres. and is among
the very finest timber lands in Marion
county. This magnificent tract of land
was purchased a tax sales and cost the
purchasers a fraction less than % cents
an acre. Messrs. Norman & Co. will at
once put up large turpentine dstillery
on their recently acquired property.
DR. Hugh Ballard deputy collector of
customs at Cedar Keys, is in Ocala in
specting the Ocala SUPPORT Of entry. on
the LIST of August the salary of this sub
port of entry was raised from 81 to IS per
day.
Little Robert Moorehead. while playing
with his older brother yesterday, tripped
on a small stick. which threw him to the
ground breaking his leg. DR.. Izlar
CHANGED to be visiting at the house. and
soon had the little sufferer resting as cas-
lily as possible under the circumstances.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18
A FIGHT ON THE BALL FIELD.
An Augusta Player interiors With
One OF CharIestOn's Hot Hoods.

Charleston. 5. c., Aug. 17-Augusta won
the bah game played here with the Y NJ.
c. A. this afternoon by score of IS to Z.
It was the most exciting contest which
has been witnessed on the local diamond
in years. The score was tied most of the
time
A regrotable Incident OF the game was a
fight on the grounds. Rhott was inter
fered with at first by Augustus center
fielder NorvclL Rhett characterize the
Augusta man as being a dirty BAH player.
Norvell made az him, striking him one or
two wild blows.
Rhett avoided trouble until hit. and then
turned lie struck Norvell terrible
blow I'm the face and would have knocked
him down, but he (NorvelD was caught
In the arms OF another player. The crowd
rushed up and further trouble was pre-
vented.
Subsequently Norver discalmed any
wish 60 interfere with the baseman and
the men made up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-18
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Nacoochee, for New
ork.-l5 bales upland cotton, bale sea
island cotton, 152 bales domestics and
yarns, go barrels rosin, $40 barrels splrits
turpentine, 1914 feet lumber, 10 turtles.
~ cases cigars l31 barrels fruit 116 boxes
Ifult % tons pig iron, 1888 sacks CLAW. ia
packages merchandise. IS bundles hides
Per Norwegian bark Henrietta for Bris-
tol-5'562 barrels rosin, valued at s13,O25-
S. p. Shotter Company.
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RECEIpHs

Per Central Of Georgia Railway. Aug.
II-SO bales cotton. l car slaves. On r
fresh meat, l car wood, As cars lumber, %
IONS pig iron' 148 bales domestics, 37s pack
ages merchandise, 729 barrels rosip 2St
casks spirits turpentine.
Per Florida Central and Peninsula
railroad, Aug. III bales cotton. cars
clay, ! car vegetables, 1 car coal. l car
wood, ! car hides, 2 cars merchandise .
cars tobacco, 100 barrels rosin, AZ casks
spirits turpentine.
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MERCHANTS and MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
RATEs OF PAssAGE.

TO NEW YORK-Steamer and rail-
Cabin, limited days, $3.50. Cabin un,
limited 5000. Excursion, limited A
months, s32. Second class, limited days,
$14.75
TO BOSTON-Steamer-C limited z
days, $24. Excursion, limited months, $40.
Second class limited s days $19.
TO WASHINGTON--Stea and rail-
Cabin unlimited, 1920. Second class
limited days, $11.20.
TO PHILADELPHIA-St and rail
Cabin, unlimited $17SO Excursion, linz
tied months, 5000. Second class, limi.
ted days, $3.50
TO A--Steamer-Cabin,
unlimited, ST. Second class, limited /
days, 81 80.
TO BALTIMORE-Cabi SIS. Excursion
limited months, $25. Second class so.
The steamships of this company are apS
pointed to sail from Savannah to Balth
more as follows STANDARD tlme):
BERKSHIRE, Capt. Kirwan, WEDNEs.
DAY, Aug IS, at 1000 a. m
D. H. MILLER, Capt. Bnlups. sATUR-
DAY, Aug. p, at l p. m.
ITAsCA. Capt. James, WEDNESDAY,
Aug. %, at 4 p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUEsDAH
and FRIDAY.
]. J. CAROLAN, Agent.
Savannah, Ga.
w. F. TURNER, C. P. A..
A. d. STEBBINS, A. T. NJ.
j. c. WHITNEY Traffic Manager.
General Offices, Baltimore, Nd.