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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-11
RON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE ONE 12x20 cylinder second~
hand side crank stationary engine, COM
plete. without boiler; IN hrst-class orders
price $500 f. o. b. cars Minedgeville. Adj
dress The Mledgeville Oil Company, Mil
ledgeWllc, Ga
HALF INTEREST IN BEST PAYING,
best equipped carpenter jobbing shop In
Florida; electric power; improved machin-
cry; good trade; established fifteen years.
Charles A. Tremere. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE. ONE ONE HORSE
power motor in good condition; only $780,
Apply at 40 Drayton street.
CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PIL1NG-
We are now selling cypress shingles at the
reduced prices OF Sl.25, {175 and S2.25 per
thousand. Special prices on carload lots
Boats cen load at the mills. Can also fur
nish cypress piles In any quantity on short
notice. Vale Royal Manufacturing COM
pany.
FOR SALE, BUTTER, CREAM,
curds and milk. orders by wagon drivers
or telephone COG. Vale Royal Dairy.
FOR SALE At SUMMER RATES, I'M
I'll Sept. Is, butter. Is cents a pound:
cream. 40 cents a quart; milk tickets, IL
quarts for a dollar, payable on deliverys
telephone. 500. or address box 200. Vale
Royal Dairy
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EACeSS since Jan l......s.....-.- ~ tnCu
River Report-The hight of the Savan-
ridian time yesterday was 6.S feet. a fall
OF is feet during the preceding twenty
four hours. H
Cotton Region Bulletin, Savannah. Ga,
for The twentyfour hours ending at a.
m, 18th meridian time, Aug. 10, 1897:
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Savannah and vicinity until
midnight Aug. II, 1897: Showers followed
by fair slightly cooler.
For Georgia and South Carolina: Show
ers followed by fair in the interior; slight
ly colder; northwesterly winds
For Eastern Florida: showers varia-
BILE winds.
For Western Florida: Showers in the
early morning, followed by fair, winds be
coming northerly.
General conditions: Cloudy weather pre-
vailed along the Atlantic and East Gulf
coasts and rains had been general in those
sections during the day. The very heavy
rainfall Of 2.34 inches was reported from
Augusta. 1t was clear in the extreme
northwest but unsettled conditions were
noted in all other districts No decided
departures in temperature are noted.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum temperature 1:20 pm. 50 degrees
Minimum temperature am.... "a degrees
Mean temperature ............... s. degrees
Normal temperature ..........., 81 degrees
Excess of temperature ..,,...,.. ! degree
Accumulated excess since Aug.
l ......,............ ....-.........- 3 degrees
Accumulated excess since Jan.
.................... ...............lu0 degrees
hannah ................,... ......s. W men
Normal ............... .......,........ 70 inch
Deficiency since Aug. L.,,......151 inch
Excess since Jan 1............... 80 inch
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-11

FOR SALE, ONE ONE HORSE
power motor In good condition; only $780,
Apply at 40 Drayton street.
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ron HENr-ROOMs.

FOR RENT. THE MOST DESIRABLE
rooms possible; for one 10 three young
men; two large front rooms on Liberty
street, connected or separate: unfurnlsh-
ed; but with hot and cold water and
exclusive use Of bath on same floor. Ap-
ply y Bay street, east.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM. GAS
and bath. 202 Habersham.
FOR RENT. TWO FLATS. 239 JEF-
ferson street. Apply l2i Hun street west.
FOR RENT. BEAUTIFUL FLATS:
all cOnveniences Of a house: elegant To-
calities; cheap rent Est. $. Cohen. West
Broad and BrOuRhton.
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,IONEY 10 LnAN.

800 on SAVANNAH REAL ESTATE
IN various amounts. Long time and rea-
sonablc rate OF interest. Apply TO Isaac
Beckett, "a President street. east.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DISCONTINUED.

on PAINTINGS, HANDSOME FURNIT-
URE, Ere,
Evening star., 1897-03-23
ALL IN ONE SHORT DAY.
Variety Of Spring Weather and What
1t Lends To.

In the morning the fell IL millions OF
wfite birds shedding their feathers. BY
noon the snow had turned into sullen, beating
rain. yet the in unco,ted glory. That IL
the history of an American spring day. This sort
OF spring does not inspire poets. but 1t unchains
the demon called Grip and what havoc he makes
in the community! No trouble to tell when be
has begun his mischief. The headache. that ban.
ish"s rest by day and makes the night long tor
ture: the pain in bone and muscle: the nervous
ness. the cough that refuses be queted, and
the rawness of throat and the of lung all
tell the story.
Naturally this vicious foe to life has set The
doctors thinking. talking AMI writing. For once
they are agreed. The best of all Grip medicines
Is Il stimulant to every latent energy OF the
body, and at the time to be free from every
trace of deleterious matter
The one stimuant that meets these conditions
is Dufys pure malt whskey. So says public
opinion: so says the medical profession. Always
ut this time of the year keep a bottel of this whis-
key in the house. and You need have no fear of
Grip or of its consequences. For sale by all drug
gists and grocers.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Pitchers Norton and German Arrived
This Morning.
AWAITING ANOTHER new fWIRLER
BrookIyns Leave for Their Practice
in the South.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

Pitchers Norton and German were the
new arrivals at National Park this morn
ing, and the new find Pitcher Kimball, is
locked for this afternoon. Lester German
Is somewhat too healthy to play energetic
ball now, being about twenty-five pounds
the sort INDUCED in this morning will soon
put him in shape. Norton is almost right
ard says his health has been better the
past winter than for years. If Norton can
is every indication that he will prove a
good man for the Senators.
Charley Farrell came in too late yester-
day to get mention in last evenings Star.
but he was on hand early this morning,
and is the same old Duke" When asked
about his weight Charley said he was only
before the sun went down this evening
Farrells good humor and jokes livened
up things bit this morning. while the way
he placed the ball batting left-handed in
sures an additional 300 batter for the club
the coming season.
Johnny O'Brien found a pair of shoes to
his liking, and for the first time Joined in
the practice this morning. He is down to
playing weight and looks the picture of
health. His exercise demonstrated that
he will be a better man this season than
last.
Wrisley and DeMontrevile hovered
around second and short for quite a while
during the time OBrien was batting the
ball. and in company with Reilly and Cart
wright put up fast game, especially on
Evening star., 1897-03-23
BOWLING.

The Carroll Institute and Saengerbund
bowling teams met on the institute alleys
last night for the last time this season, and
rolled a set of tenpins. The CAROLS won
both games. In the first game the CAROLS
won out in the last frame by IL pins, putting
up score of IT'S to 762 by the Saengerbund
The second game was the most exciting
one played this season. and was not de-
cided until Armstrong in his last box made
20 pins, winning for the CAROLS by only
one pin. Stone of the CAROLS made the
highest score of the evening. 1S9 and the
best average for the set. 1SO1a pins Han
old made the highest score for the Saen-
gerbund. IT'S. and the best average. 1S1 pins.
Laue made the difficult spare of IS The
result of this set of games gives second
place to the CAROLS in the championship
race. Only eight games yet remain to be
played four by the W. A. C. and two each
by the w. s. b. and c. I. teams the result
of which will not affect the standing Of the
teams. The score follows:
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Pittsburss at Roanoke.

The Ptttsburg base ball team began a
months practice at Roanoke. Va, yester-
DAY. The weather was all that could be
desired. with the mercury at summer heat
and the grounds In good condition.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
MRS. FITZ ON GUARD.
Keeping Bob Out of the Clutches of
COrbett and brady.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 23.--Mrs.
Fitzsimmcns' intention to prevent Ter hus-
band from again risking his hard-earned
reputation at all hazards has caused Cor
bett and Brady to be a little shy about
broaching their pet subject tc FitzsImnons
when the lady is within hearing distance
She seems to know this, and takes care
never to be far away. They were within
hailng distance of the New Zealander last
evening in the Baldwin cafe, but made no
overtures to d nearer approach
While Corbett, accompanied by Col
Barnes, Brother joe w. A. Brady and
Harry Corbett. We're at lunch, F'itzsim-
mons and his wife entered the room anil
took seats at an adjoining table. The his
trionic ability of both principals TO the
latest Carson fight stood them in good
stead on this occasion, and though each
was terribly conscious of the presence of
the other, he acted in such way as to
seem blissfully ignorant. Bob talked to his
wife in g loud tone about the baby's health
while Jim converseI seloquently with Col
Barnes concerning the Nevada weather
and its effect upon the appetite
Brady has outlined his plans for Corbett's
1u'ure work. Next Saturday night the ex-
champion will appear at the MacDonough
lheater in Oakland in sparring exhibit
tlon, the entertainment being rounded off
by members of the Olympic and Reliance
clubs. This show will probably be followed
ty another in this city, when Jim will show
as specialist in the middle of an Olymuic
Club minstrel show. Brady says that the
present season isftoo far advanced to start
a dramatic show on the road, but that
he will take Cerbeft across the con-
tinent next week, giving sparrirg con-
tests In all the cities. Next fall he
will put on The Naval Cadet once more
ara also three-aetlcomedy, probably Mr..
Nllkinsons Widows or some similar pIay
BRADY is as deter1niued- as ever not to 90
away from this city without pledging Fitz-
simmons to another battle
The Australians future plans are not vet
arranged. He is deluged with offers. but so
1ar mas accepted none but the Sacramento
proposition. which proved dismal finan-
cial failure last night He returns here
today. e
Joe Corbett leaves for the east today ,o
loin the Baltimore base ball team for the
season. " "
Evening star., 1897-03-23

BROOkLYN'S GO SOUTH.
The Offer for the CleveIanls Has Not
Yet Been Acted On.


The Brooklyn base ball players left yes
terday for Charlotte, ". c., where they
will train. Dunn. the new pitcher: Stein.
Andersen, Daub, Jones, kerwan. Hanni-
van, Smith. Canavan and Griffin were the
players who boarded the train. Shoch and
Shindle boarded the train at Philadelphia,
and George Smith promised to be at the
Baltimore depot Fisher Is already at
Charlotte. Payne and Grim will reach the
southern city in few days. Burrell is at
his home in East Weymouth
With regard to the negotiations with
Cleveland. President Byrne said yesterday:
I'VE have had another conference with
Mr. Robson of Cleveland. He left for
home yesterday, and is due there today.
He will confer with his brother regarding
our offer for the Cleveland club franchise
and with Tebeau regarding the transfer Of
OConnor. Our first intention was 20 get
OConnor, but we are just eager to Sc
cure the Cleveland team and bring it to
Brooklyn. l am certain that the outlay
will repay itself in two years. We have
excellent hopes of completing the deal
because Mr.. Robson is disgusted with the
action of the Cleveland people in opposing
Sunday ball.
I'VE expect to hear from Mr.. Robson in
a day or SO. l do not care to disclose lust
now what offer we have made for O'Con-
nor, but you can say that we want to keep
Griffin in Brooklyn. Manager Barnie de-
sres an infield captain for the team. and
the change is likely to occur"
Evening star., 1897-03-23

II you want anything try an ad in The
star. star II anybody has what you wish, you
Evening star., 1897-03-23

PROF. OSCAR IIEBREICH OF THE UNIVERSITY
Of Berlin says that -APENTA'' may be cIassed
with the best aperient waters and be pronounced
one Of the strongest fe2O-tu&fh IL
Evening star., 1897-03-23

ground-hit balls and throwing. In the out
field Charley Abbey, BILLY" Lush and AL.
Selbach We're much in evidence going after
the balls with hearty good will and nail
ing everything their hands touched. Capt.
Brown took it easy in the outfield but at
the bat swung clean and heavy en- almost
every ball that came over the plate.
Catcher Mcclure lined the different pitch
ers up before the hitting began and demon
strated that his name is still Mcclure.
Several balls that Jim hit through the in
field We're entirely too fast to be handled
with safety, and the boys showed their
good judgment in letting them go by.
The two new men, Ashe and Swain.
again demonstrated that they are natural
hitters in the way they swung at the hal.
and the results obtained, one of Ashe' S
bits going clean to the left-field fence
After the usual routine practice work of
hitting and fielding the ball for two hours
all the boys wound up their morning s
work with hard run around the field and
then retired for an enjoyable bath and
rub down.
The fences. usual, this morning were
lii ed with enthusiastic outsiders, and any
ball sent in their direction found them
ready to help out at the game. Several
gentlemen were refused admission at the
gate this morning. Messrs. Wagner and
SchmelZ would like it understood that there
can be no admissions during the practice
hours, as the men desire privacy, the local
newspaper men being about all the spec
tatOrs desired
The newly signed pitcher, Kimball is a
Newville. N. j., boy, and is vouched for
by Wrigley. Manager SchmelZ says he will
arrive today, having stopped in Baltimore
over night with his relatives.
AL Maui had not arrived in the city up to
neon, but carriage is kept in waiting at
each depot by Mr.. Wagner, who is resolved
that Berry shall come to the grounds in
first-class style.
Bert Myers was out practicing this morn
ing with the Senators and handled himself
very nicely. Bert says Connie Mack has
offered him 81 25G for the season, but that
he is still holding out for the money he
received last season from ST. Louis.
If the weather holds good practice will be
resumed this afternoon.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
STUART ToUTs KID Mccoy.
Says That in Two Years He Vt,1 =
the Peer of Any Ffrbte.

says fhnt In Two Years He VIII BE
the Peer of Any Fighter.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, March 23.-Dan
stuart left last evening for Corona, where
ne Will stay day or two before proceed
ing to Dallas. Texas.
Speaking of the recent Corbett-Fitzsim-
mons night Stuart said Talk as you
please you can't find a man anywhere at
the present time who would have any
chance with Fitzsimmons. 1t would be
simply exercise for him to beat Corhett
10 death In four rounds. OF course. Bob
d1d not know this when he faced the Cali
fornian on St Patrick's day He really
had no idea what an easy game he had
full fight.
no one can lick Fitzsimmons now but
wait-ln two years l will show you a
nghter who will just about take care of
the Australians case Who is he? Why
, VINO would he be but Kid Mccoy? Just
wait until the Kid gets a little heavier.
ana you Will see him take a few kinks ou:
or Mr. Fitzsimmons or any other heavy-
weight In the world
Evening star., 1897-03-23

Club of Philadelphia, boxing contests: May
%. Pennsylvania Railroad Young Mems
Christian Associaf1on. Philadelphia, open
sports; May 81. Maryland Athletic Club,
open sports; June u. Columbia A. c.,
Washington, D. G.. open sports: June 10
and %, Y. NJ. CHA. Philadelphia, open
sports; July 4. Young Mems Temperance
Club, South Bethlehem, open sports: July
sports; July 10, Young Mems Business
League. open sports. and July 26. SWIM
ming championship meeting
Evening star., 1897-03-23
ATLANTIC DIVISION, A. A. U.
Schedule of Events for the COminp
Season Prepared.

Schedule of Events for the Coming
Season Prepared.
AT the annual schedule meeting of the
Atlantic Association Of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. held in Baltimore. the by
laws were amended by increasing the
board of managers from twelve to fifteen.
Charles H. Mende of the Athletic Club of
Philadelphia and Henry NJ Wilson of
Johns Hopkins University were elected
members of the board of managers The
following clubs were represented: Athletic
Club of Philadelphia. Vesper Boat Club
National Swimming Association, Excelsior
Athletic Club of Scranton. Phoenixville
Athletic Association, Pittsburg Athletic
Club. Catholic Young Mems Archdiocesan
Union. Young Mems Temperance Club of
South Bethlehem. Pa; Young Mems Bus
mess League, Baltimore Athletic Club.
Maryland Athletic Club and Johns Hop
kins University.
The following schedule of events for the
coming season was adopted and all con-
ffcting dates referred to the schedule COM
mittee for adjustment:
April .. Philadelphia Turngemeinde. gym
Evening star., 1897-03-23

You've the privilege of easy payment.
even on this underwear.
Evening star., 1897-03-23
Carroll Institute,
SaenEerbund.
'otals. -. 1852 13 19f Totals

Totals. -. 762 13 10 TOtals.... $50 II IA
The next set of games will be rolled Fri
day night in the Saengerbund alleys be-
tween the Saengerbund and Washington
Athletic Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
financial World.


carpet wools is noticed. but as yet 1t has not
amounted to much.
The New York market follows very closely
on the lines of the Boston market quietness
being the prevailing feature. Imports have
fallen off materially. Sales and inquiries are
venerally in medium WOOL Prices are firm,
and the few Spectators who are around find
very little encouragement.
In Philadelphia tho most active lines OF
ool have been territories and odd and end lots
OF fleece, secured and pulled wool The mar
ket has been dull and the demand for foreign
wool has been limited.
Sales in Boston for the week aggregate 9J0,-
001 pounds domestic. $3.50, 400 pounds foreign;
total, 4.s30,OO0 pounds; New York, 23l 900
pounds domestic, 75O,5OO pounds foreign;
total. 9Sl, 800 pounds; Philadelphia 49, 200
pounds domestic, 57l,'0) pounds foreign;
total, l,030,9O0 pounds. In the three cities
1,6l0. 200 pounds OF domestic and, ), BOZ, ,2J0
pounds Of foreign have been sold total of
6,S42 100 pounds.
THE COTTON AND GRAIN MARKET.
The buying of cotton this morning centerei
in the new crops. Some of the southern shorts
covered on the theory of the likelihood of
unfayorable crop reports due TO the continu-
ance Of cold weather. The Fall River news
was also unfavorable 10 the market, and IL
was generally believed that the New England
spinners would continue their agreement to
curtail production until the arrival OF the
new crop.
There was some inquiry for spot cotton for
shipment but none for domestic spinners.
In Liverpool the sale Of spots aggregated
5000 bales at unchanged prices. Futures
ward the loss was recovered and net gain
of about - was established the closing being
steady at this advance It was reported TO
Weeden, Kendall a. Co. that the small talxngs
by Manchester spinners recently had resulted
i'm their being compelled TO fall back on their
reserve stocks, as their production has been
in excess OF their takings. spinners, how
ever, will not be disposed to buy more than
from hand to mouth unless they should be.
come convinced that the crop outlook is not
favorable.
VII at opened a trifie higher today, but af-
terward eased OFF on the weakness in ST.
Louis, but the selling was done very quietly.
The general opinion seemed to be even more
bearish than that of yesterday, although
there were several Of the specialists who
looked for reaction.
In London today off coast careoes were
quiet and passage cargoes were steadier. The
English country markets were partially Cd
cheaper. Liverpool closed quiet but p lower.
Corn opened rather weak on the country
selling. There were many orders to sell, but
the covering of shorts kept the market from
breaking. The trade was lighter than had
been anticipated, but big lots of September
were offered at 25I9 with large open orders
IN the market 10 buy nj .5 and the opinion
was that the market was sale on any bulge.
Provisions opened lower, but with heavy
buying Of July ribs by the shorts. decline
followed by the heavy covering absorbed the
offerings and this strengthened the market.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27

Ths stock market generally had an excel
lent undortone today. and the feeling in the
street has already become quite cheerful. The
specialists have commenced TO talk about
Northern Pacific preferred and Atchison pre-
ferred, and II is freely predicted that they
will make n material advance II the market
continues strong.
The selling today, except In certain special
ties was by the professional element, and
while an effort was made thus morning TO
show that "A cool deal of long stock had come
out, this argument had but little effect, rs
the market showed that all that had been
sold had been well taken.
Tho Grangers were well supported, and
during the first hour Burlington touched 80
the nigh point for long time. The large
number Of shares Of -. Paul for sale around
75l5 weakened the price. but the decline was
not material
Although the pool 10 hull Jersey Central is
still in existence and was hard at work
today, so many traders hammered the stock
that lower prices prev allied. The fact Is
that while Jersey may go higher, it is n sale
on every material bulge, for the fact that the
company is in very sad financial condition
cannot be disguised and il would surprise no
one 10 see Jersey selllng DtipN W poioro iohS'
Chicago Gas was weaker this morning owing
10 the report from Springfield, ILL.,, that while
the gas bills had been before the judiciary
committee of the House no action had been
taken, and 1t was improbable that the meas
ures would come before the House today.
Rubber preferred was the feature of the
market today. Opening at G314, q per cent
lower than yesterdays closing igure,it broke
rapidly and touched 6634 before noon. The
break was caused by the selling Of stock 10y
the interests that are retiring from the COM
pany.
In London today consols were strong at
ll3 7.l6, which showed that further trouble
between Turkey and Greece is regarded as
imminent or possible by the foreign inves-
tors. The Bank of England rate remains un-
changed. Americans closed very strong, af-
ter having been firm ana generally above
New York parity all day. In New York for
eign houses had orders TO buy st. Paul and
Louisville on balance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
NO CASE STATED.
DeciSioi of the Court in III Action Of
FOgarty Against Agan.

The decision OF the Appellate Court in the
case of homas Fogariy W. Patrick Agan ct
al. WIS hand,d down ogay. The res ript il
a. follows: The court is of the opinion that
the hill states no case The clauses IN the
deeds between the respondents which relate
90 the support of their mother are agreements
sim ly between the grantor and grantee. 20
tho effect that if ,ither iuCurs cxpen.e I'm the
care Of their mother the other shall pay one
half ihteof. Thc.o mutual promises dc not
endure 90 the benefit o. the complainant. He
Is not party 10 them, nor go the considera-
tion upon which they are based. The prom
iso 90 pay, which be sets IN IN the amend.
ment to the bill is simply proaiso for which
the remedy 1, az law. Demurrer sustained. "
Tho ra'ties to the suit that has been prac.
ncally decided are residents of PawtucSct.
and there has hc,n prolongul litigation be-
tween thom, which is now probably az an
on l.