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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-29
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
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the expectation that 81 was to be at
tanned has been thrown overheard this
week without consideration as TO price.
For a time this morning it appeared as
though a recovery might take place, but
when "shorts" had covered all they felt
disposed to and prices showed no signs
of booming, a drive was again made at
the market, and in the last hour there was
a complete Generalization. There was
nothing in the news of the day TO war
rant it. May wheat opened from 1880 to
76%c, sold at TIC, declined to and closed
at 74Ac-1%c under yesterday. Cash
wheat was weak and 1lac lower
Corn-Very slight variations in corn
prices took place The market throughout
was a steady one, with only moderate
transactions. The action of prices, when
any change did take place, was the same
as that of yesterday. May corn opened
at 2S7sc sold between 23S4 @235sc and 2i1sc,
closing at the inside-lsc under yesterday.
Cash corn was l4c higher.
Oats-Trading was far from active in
oats, but a steady tone prevailed. The
motive for strength was, naturally, de-
rived from wheat May oats closed ls0
NC under yesterday Cash oats were
steady to hc higher, the nominal close
being easy, with the advance lost.
Provisions Steadiness to firm in the
tone predominated in the product market.
There was a fair demand, but 1t was
principally to cover short sales made re
Gently. May pork closed 712c lower, May
lard unchanged and May ribs a shade
lower
Leading futures ranged as follows:
I (flnGinpr
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T0-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Savannah and vicinity I'M
til midnight Friday: Fair; not so cold;
uortherly winds.
Forecast From Washington
For Georgia and South Carolina: Fair;
northwesterly winds; not so cold.
Eastern Florida: Fair; slowly rising
temperature Friday morning and Satur-
day; northerly winds.
Western Florida: Generally fair slow
ly rising temperature; northerly to west
erly winds.
General Conditions-The cold wave now
extends over the entire southeast portion
of the United States, and at s p. m. freez-
ing weather was reported as far south as
Jacksonville. Fla, where the temperature
was 80 degrees. The weather is cold over
the. entire country, except in the extreme
southern portion of Florida, and even
there the highest temperature reported
5 p. M was only "a degrees, at Key West.
Atlanta, Ga. reports temperature of
16 degrees, which is the lowest tempera-
ture south of Charlotte, N. c., where the
mercury stood at IA degrees.
The storm reported off the New Eng
land coast at a. m. has moved slightly
to the northeast, causing northwesterly
gales and heavy snow throughout The
northeast; at p. m. it was still showing
at Boston, where more than II inches fell
Southern Texas, throughout the lake re-
gion, and at scattered stations in the
northwest. The weather is clear along the
coast from Philadelphia to New Orleans,
but cold north to west gales are reported
on the Atlantic coast.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperatures p. m..33 degrees
Minimum temperature a. m. III degrees
Mean temperature ...............25 degrees
Normal temperature .............d degrees
Deficiency of temperature......2 9 degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. 1-........................ AZ degrees
RainfaH ............ ......'......... W mches
Normal ................ ............. IL lncheS
Deficiency since Jan. 1...,.......1.45 inches
River Report-The hight of the Savan-
nah river at Augusta at a. m. (75th me-
ridian time) yesterday was SO feet, a fail
of 0.5 feet during the preceding twenty
four hours
Observations taken at Savannah, Jan.
2S, 1897, p. m. Goth meridian time) at
the same moment of time, at all station,
for the Morning News:
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TO BE HEARD TO-DAY.
MIR. A. IL. Lawton Gone to Attend the
A. and w. II. Receivership Case.

\. ana w. 4. RecetyerShip case
Mr.. A. r. L.awton, Jr.. has gone to At
ianta to attend the hearing to-day before
Judge j. Ii, Lumpkin in Fulton superior
court OF the application to wind up the
affairs of the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad Company on the ground that
its charter has expired. Mr.. Lawton rep
resents the Central railroad, which is the
owner of about 1850 shares of the capital
stock of the Atlanta and West Point, and
which has been made one of the parties
defendant to the bill
The bill, as is wen known, asks for a
receiver for the company, in spite of the
fact that it is perfectly solvent and is one
of the best paying roads in the state. 1t
is generally believed that the suit was
instigated by the Seaboard Air Line peo-
pie as part of their plan of attack on
the southern Railway Company, as the
plaintiff in the case, Mr.. l.. b. Nelson, who
became a stakeholder only a short time
before the suit was filed, is represented
by Messrs. King & Spalding, the attor-
neys for the Seaboard.
Among the grounds of defense that will
be presented are the claims that the COM
pany has new charter granted at re-
cent session of the legislature, and also
that the old charter has not as yet expired.
This last claim is made by Mr.. Frank II.
Miller of Augusta, who represents j, w.
Dickey and Others administrators, the
owners of stock in the property. The At
lama and West Point Railroad Company
is represented by Messrs. Dorsey, Brews-
ter & Howell of Atlanta, and the Georgia
railroad, which owns a large amount of
the stock, by Messrs. j. b. and Bryan
Cumming of Augusta.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Mr.. Michael Jordan, who was stricken
with apoplexy last Tuesday at the voting
place in the Ninth precinct, is still very
ill.
Henry Casey, colored, cut another negro
badly in fight on West Broad near Hall
street, about $40 o'clock last night. Casey
ran, but was pursued and caught by Peter
Battise, colored who turned him over to
Policeman Wood.
A switch has been put in at the crossing
of the Savannah, Florida and Western
railway and Estill avenue and a track
built down the latter roadway. The track
is to be used for Transporting ebert and
other material for hardening Estill avenue
and the Waters road.
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PASSENGERG.

Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-E. l.. Holt, c. II. Pape, Eli Albur-
son. Mr.. Elliott, George r. Lowe Mrs.
Lowe, o. 7. Hopper, P. II. Cleary. II. L.
Coyne, e. II. Moca, Mrs. Elisa Cohn. W.
II. Wall, Arthur b. Elliott. George Wa
trous, Mrs. Watrous, John Penfold ]. e.
Morse j. G. Levins Mrs J. G. Levins,
Mrs. Pauline Redal, Leon Gladin, j II.
Chester, G. T. Madison and Storage.
Per steamship La Grande Duchesse. for
New York-W. o. Luce. T. II. Stone, ella
White, l.. T. Hubble, Mrs. f. o. Pearson,
Mrs. p. r. Robbins, c. p. Morris, F. w,
Aiken, F. l.. Montgomery. Mrs. William
Il. Rynard, Mrs. c. l.. Wagner, w. c,
Mcbride, John Day
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EXPORTs.

Per schooner Carrie r. Balano, for New
York-425034 feet pitch pine lumber-John
A. Calhoun
Per schooner Margaret A. May for Viii
mington. Del, S64,57s feet pitch pine lum-
Der, of which 2l396S feet by +. b. Hunting
& Co., ,57S feet by Dixon. Mitchell &
Co, and 9,OS7 feet by the Georgia Lumber
Company.
Per steamship La Grande Duchesse, for
New York-S19 bales upland cotton, 750
bales sea island cotton, 1853 bales domes-
tics and yarns, 40 bbls OIL 10 bbls rosin
oil, 1898 bbls rosln, 215 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 1900 feet lumber, 3 bdls hides, 30
bbls oysters, SO bbls fish, 1913 boxes fruit,
bbls vegetables, 1,254 boxes vegetables,
425 tons pig iron, 100 pkgs mdse 81 cases
cigars, 143 sacks clay, so cases eggs.
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ALL ABOUT AUGUSTA.
Cotton Mill Officials 10 Take a Hand
in Carolina Legislation.

Cotton Mill officials 10 Take Hand
in Carolina Legislation.
Augusta, Ca, Jan. 2S.-President Thomas
Barrett, Jr, of the Langley Manufacturing
Company, Treasurer Tracy /. Hickman of
the Graniteville Manufacturing Company,
president Henderson of the Aiken Manu-
featuring Company, and other Augusta
mill men interested in plants situated in
South Carolina, went over this evening
to Columbia to appear before legislative
committee in reference to bills now pend
ing before the Carolina Legislature look
ing to the appointment Of a labor com
missioner for that state, and regulating
the hours of labor i'm cotton mills.
The northern guests Of the Bon Air
hotel and resident young men have or
ganized the Bon Air Gun Club, with Burr
Wendell as president and w. H. Aldrich
as official scorer. The first shoot VIII
take place on Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Sallie Kinzer of
BIacksburg. Va, who has been living
with her friend, Mrs. Kreps, In this city
TO w. Il. Wallace of Millen, adds another
to this weeks list in Augusta. The we'd
ding took place in the English Lutheran
church, Rev. M. o. Kreps officiating.
Rev. ]. S. Pinkerton, retired clergy
man OF the Episcopal church, who is well
known In Georgia, slipped and fell down
the steps at his home on the sand hills
to-day and fractured his thigh.
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VII BE TRIED NEXT MONTH.
Patrick earney's Trial Il Come on
Early in February.

PatricllL earncy's Trial t. Come on
Early in February.
The TIL of Patrick Kearny under in
dctmentor the murder of Jaw Wyness
will not TIE place to-day asvas stated in
the Mormg News yesteray. Mr.. T. S.
Morgan, J., filed with the ourt yesterday
a physlcia's certificate 1.-THE effect that
his throatind voice werAn such a condi-
ton as to prevent his Undertaking the
work connected with png trial, and on
mat ground the court fanted a continu-
ahee' The trial will pbably take place
early in February.
A decree for the distbution of the fund
~ tne Gaze Of BatchelG & Lincoln against
T. Tuberdy was talk in the superior
court Yesterday Thproceeds from the
sdle OF the stock WIFI was bought by the
paiAiilI named, amolting to about 81, 800
@Hl be distributed % rata among the
-Is' ana second me gage creditors. 1t is
aNleIstood that MrFuberdy will, at the
Instance Of friendsand with their aid,
81 "lo tne shoe buaess again.
Inc thlrty-six pet jurors of the supe-
4 .'y' court who we dismissed yesterday
slvJect 10 notice i've been summoned by
.eylaI notice to )pear this morning at
CLOCK. All Of ,e other petit Jurors of
my m, court are dis Used subject to notice.
my SIdHd jury the superio., court will
an ,oe, ln's afternen, and wind up a small
rot t' WI. Oh erimirl business which it has
NY YET attended,.
ts gluse HamplorL. Ferrill received a let
4 M. yesterday frm Supt. T. o. Powell of
sta.t s'd'e iunadcssylum at Milledgeville.
No. mat jar Arnold, colored sent
4 Ese- s,I IRON Chalam county, March 10,
N r5ris ueu on Wednesday. She was given a
0aisJian burial
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Sailed. schooner Ira b. Ellems. Marston.
Barbados
New York, Jan. 26-Arrived, schooners
K. T. Maui, Smith, Jacksonville; clara
r. Bergen, Burrows. Charleston.
Baltimore, Jan. 26-Arrived. schooner
Ida Lawrence, Campbell. Savannah
Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Cleared. schooner
charles M. Patterson, Tunnel. Savannah.
Buenos Ayres. Dec. 25.-Arrived, bark
Amor QtaD, QuintaValle, Savannah
Genoa, Jan. 8.-'Arriyed, banks limo
centa QtaD, Emanuel savannah; Teresa
Lo Nico UtaD, Ferrara, Savannah.
plymouth, Jan. 26.-ArriVed steamer
Lady Armstrong (BD. Abbott, Savannah
for Bremen (and proceedeO.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
REL1Glnus NnrIcns

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TEMPLE MICKVA ISRAEL, COR
ner Bun and Gordon streets, Rev. /, r..
Mendes, Rabbi Evening service, Fri
day, o'cloek D. m. Morning service,
Saturday, so O'Clock q. H. Sunday
school Sunday 10 o'clock a. M Subject
OF lecture for Friday evening Jan. %, 1897,
"A New Discovery" Saturday morning,
Minutes With the Bible Topic, GIVE
Us Bread"
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

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AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
and stenographer would like to secure po-
sition in city; best references. Address
Box TO- Morning News office.
WANTED, BY NORTHERN YOUNG
man, situation of any kind. where three
years experience as surveyor, knowledge
of construction work and handling Of
labor may be available best references
Box 20. care Morning News.
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New York Jan. 26-The electric buoy
lights in Gedney Channel failed to start
up at sunset tonight.
Pilot of steamer Prins Frederik Hendrix
DItch), which arrived at quarantine to-
night reports that there is no light on
wreck of steamer Alvena, on the Sandy
Hook bar
Boston, Jan. 26.-The experimental cleo
trio bell buoys, which were recently es-
tablished on State Ledge and Nix's Mate,
were put in operation at noon yesterday,
and Notwithstanding the heavy seas. they
are working admirably The buoys will
be operated night and day for the pres
ent. in order to thoroughly test their
workings.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Googins Phiiadel-
phia-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Inverness (Br), Padgett,
Shields, ballast, TO Id cotton and phos-
phate rock for Demonstration & Co.
Steamer Star. Finney. Bluffton-George
L. Beach Agent
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Cash quotations were as follows: flour
was quiet and barely steady; prices I'M
changed No. spring wheat IS1sWi6c;
No 3 red. s37sG87c; No. 2 corn. 22q2l4c;
No 2 oats. 16c: mess pork, d.72lgq7. l41s;
lard, So. S5G3 S71a short rib sides, % .S1d4-lo'
drv salted shoulders, $4.25d45O; short
clear sides, s4.12A@4.25; whisky, $.l7 for
high proof spirits.
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 2S.-Flour, winter
patent $475G495; do fancy, %-25a4.'D
Wheat easier; No red, Ssc, Corn qulet;
yellow ear, &c oats quiet; steady; NIX"
ed. 19Ac. Pork, clear family, $685. Lard
kettle, 4ssc; prime steam, S.sOc Dry salt
ed meats, shoulders, &c; short rib sides,
4lhc; short clear sides, 44c; clear bellies,
4slc. Bacon, shoulders, 4Ac; short rlDs'
41ac short clear, 4ssc; clear bellies o4c'
Whisky, $1.1S
changed. Wheat lower; January S29sc
nominal; May, s2isc nominal; july lie.
Corn lower; January, l9Ac May, zlSsc;
July. 225sG223ic. Oats tirmer; January
1eHc; May, 1890. Other articles unchang-
ed. 80,
Baltimore, Jan. %, Noon.-Flour dull.
Wheat dull; spot, SS14aSS1sc; southern, by
sample 90d92c. Corn firm; Spot zoAW
25ssc; southern white, 22Q27e.
Baltimore, Md, Jan. &.-Flour dull.
Wheat dull; spot. SSh@sSl2c; May Sl14W
sac; southern by sample, 90dszc. corn
firm; spot and January, 25AaZossci REQ
r,iary. 255kd2524c: March, 26l4Q26lac; April,
2Ta27Ac; steamer mixed, 2Slalt28ssc; south
ern white. 22d27c; yellow, 25l9Q26lzc. oats
steady; No. white, 24q2fAc; No. mixed,
2lG22c. Rye steady; No. nearby A1gq4zc;
No. 2 western. 43lac. Hay quiet. Grain
freights firm; steam TO Liverpool, 3Ad,
March. Cork for orders IS 81, February.
March and April. Butter steady; fancy
creamery, 2l922c; fancy ladle, Hal5c;
store packed, SG12c. Other articles un-
changed. Nsaa rr
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LEGAL SALES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL SALE.

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UNITED STATES MARSHAL SALE.
Under and by virtue OF a writ OF vendl-
toni exponas, issued out OF the district
court OF the United States for the east
ern division of the Southern district of
Georgia, on the 18th of January, 1897, al
the suit OF Andrew l.. Earle, agent of At
lantic Mutual Insurance Company. against
the American schooner "Charmer," her
tackle, apparel and furniture, and in
obedience to the sentence and decree OF
said court, 1 viii expose for sale. at pub
lie cutlery, and will sell to the highest bid
der. for cash, on the End day OF February.
1897 between the hours of 10 a. M, and
D. m. and as near as ~ m. as possible
Of said day, in front OF the United States
court door, In the city Of Savannah, Ca,
the American schooner "Charmer," her
tackle, apparel, furniture. etc, as she now
lies in the Savannah river, port OF savan-
nah. Ca.
Dated at savannah, Gag this 25th day
Of January, A. D., 1897.
j. ID. HARRELL.
United States Marshal,
by ]. B. WILSON. Deputy.
WILLIAM r. LEAKEN.
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Steamship La Grande Duchesse, New
York.
Schooner Douglass Gregory, Philadel-
phia.
Schooner Margaret A. May. Wilmington.
Del.
Schooner stephen G. Loud. Newport
News.
Schooner Carrie 7. Balano. New York.
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ron RENT-HOUsIss.

F6F RGNT, TIE H1NDsoME NOD
ern residence. 1907 Whitaker street, be-
tween New Houston and Waldburg
streets, fronting the park extension; rent
$500 per month. Apply to +. G.. Bell.
Morning News Office.
FOR RENT. NO. 8 AND 5 DUFFY
street east; have all mot-Tn improves
ments; rent reasonable. Apply to Wall
thour & Rivers. Drayton and st. Julian
streets.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL PRO-
prietary medicines. retail or to the trade;
good side line for drummers. Standard
Remedy Company, Tryon, N. c.
WANTED, DRUGGIST SALESMAN
to handle our trusses; good commission.
Address with references, Wetmore Truss
Company, 81 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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rAsTIME iLUB's NEW RING.
''uo QuaAers Re-Opened with a
Beneit For O'Brien.

~, 'het FOR O'Brten.
me Pastime Athletic Club gave it's
4 ,.a 'e warming las night. The occasion
nS vac Hrst srarring exhibition since the
as removal rom its old Drayton street
~ NO new Bay street quarters.
1.'' were several events on the pro-
ons ,I'ue' The principal one being the four
,s 'S 80 for points between Larry Mac
"1,u ana Jack Summers. The latter did
i b snow up, however, and the amusing
D. n tioWd Tell 10 two of the club mem
bur h hay. went in for an exhibition. and
Est of tt between colored boxers. The
4 x.un , ,Hge was the rafting five-round
n mat scaldy Bill and Frank Cum
|so,s,dput mp for the edIhcation of The
go s,V' !, :. sealdy has quite a reputation.
b ebo, as one OF the best pieces of fiTbt.
d dec.y, Oh his size in the city. He got
|The' c cn,en over Cummings. e0'
H. oe,u11ertainment was a henae. for
|ong y 6ren' who was hurt worlxine
b at SS,v rev days ago. The crowd out
tort amer slim, but they entoved I tbe
Nisan ~. pIonounced the clubs new mar
movement over the old place.
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FOR SALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE.
an elegant home on New Houston street !
handy for Whitaker, Barnard and Duffy
street car lines, 45 feet front: 30 feet
Empty lot adjoining can also be treated
for. Address A. Box 49,
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NOTICE no MAnINERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation viii be furnished masters Of Ves-
sells free of charge in United States by
geographic office, in custom house. Can
tains are requested to call at the office.
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.AEATER.
Presented at POpa-
Rrices.

KTGkE 60 u
u' Prices.
karren Company is do
-le fat the theater playing
'"- sooI a day. The matinee and
TWO per hoes yesterday were well
t'0N4"7 the cold wave. At the
a''si'u hernoon the play will he
Ha'lHt and tonight The Coun-
Inc Eu be given. Both of these
Try fol H. seen during the week,
'ieceS H. the people. After the
ana A he performance on Satur-
c'nciu company will present its
'dy End a valuable gift TO some
oo o''' IN Hence.
lie success, from every point
kemenyi's last American tour
Oh ~ demands his temperance
lup1 season. Whatever may be the
uF fotber great Violinists of the
'5al hurry to commanding positions
pre1 il remains an undisputed fact
as tmenvi alone has fallen the her
Una Eagannrs erratic, but brilliant
"aI erful musical genius. The Vo-
II unanimous anu NOAApl SliSA9Af =
ll the public and eminent critics
ire world warrants the positive
that no artist, who has appear
atmerica during the past decade,
lEith such a divine right to rule
Iical public as Remenyi, the Hun
gJviolnist.
selection of supporting talent to
Ramenyi. the management has ex-
snecial care, and they have de-
audiences everywhere.
Flora Parsons is a native of Ohio.
,busical instruction has always been
men Of acknowledged reputation.
~ fall of 1891 she went to Europe to
"a her musical studies, where she
med nearly four years, studying pia-
nolaving continuously with Prof
m Krause in Leipsic. During the
!. half Of that period she played fire.
dv in recitals given for D'Albert
) sohe Menter, Sapellinkoff, Judas
sPauer and other musicians of note.
Florence Adler is a young artist
\ vossesses a mezzo-soprano voice of
(epower and charming quality. She
u pupil of the famous teacher Mad
a7etti who predicts for her sue
e. career
ree house will greet the company
oappearance tomorrow night at the
Is hall.
Cd deal of interest is being taken in
Hmilla Urso concert, to be given I'M
de- auspices of st. Johns Rectory So
cir the Guards hall next Wednesday
n THE sale Of reserved seats will be-
eSolomon's drug store Monday morn
inhe programme Of the concert is as
To-:
solo, Hugarian Rhapsody, Liszt
NORGE II Wesley.
S (a) Du Dist die Rub, Schubert, In
Spime. Cb) Fesca, Mr.. Edwin Doug
las
from Linda di Chamounix, Doni-
zediss Minnie MethOt.
"a Caprice de Concert, Ernest CUR
auOdante. Allegro Appasionate, Nine.
Cat Urso.
r solo, ballad, Chopin, Mr.. George
II. sley.
D soprano and tenor, Charity"
Fal1Iiss Methot and Mr.. Douglass.
Vi solo, Reverie, Vieuxtemps, Nine.
Can U-rsO
lie aria, NJ Appari4 from Martha, Flo
tow. Edwin Douglass
So (a) Sans Toi (Mthout thee), Guy
Dlielot. Co o SORROW o Sweetness,
TcLawski, Miss Minnie Methot
Vic solo, The Witches Dance, Paga-
mini, re. Camilla Urso.
DueMagalein Nimm Dfh in Acht
haidtBeware), Georg Pttrich, Miss
Methond Mr.. Douglass.
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For RENT-sTOREs-

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FOR RENT, GROCERY AND BAR
room, with living rooms upstairs, at
Ferry dock; a good stand for live man.
Apply TO John Rourke e. Son.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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SAVANNAH, Friday Jan. o. 1897.
Sun rises 70
sun sets ......................s III
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High water at Tybee 5:34 am, GOT pm.
High water at Savannah 6:34 am, 7:W pm.
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
y M, 10th meridian.
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charleston. s. c.. Jan 2s.--Arrived,
stct mers Seminole. Bearse. Jacksonville.
proceeded TO New York: Iroquols. KEN
Bile. New York. proceeded to Jacksonville:
Venus C3D, Dcnyer, Hamburg.
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AUTUMNs won 10 TO ).
Springs Defeated at @. L. a. Indoor
Ball.

The indoor bail game at the c. l.. A.
gymnasium last night between the Springs
and Autumns was won by the Autumns.
The score was 10 to 5. J. sullivan's catch
ing was a feature Of the game as was slso
the first base playing Of Purdy. Walter
Powers was captain Of Autumns and
Frank Harte. Jr., Of the Springs The
teams played as follows:
Autunns Springs.
sullivan, J. ........catch. "... Harrington
OConnor j. +. npitch...........H ipklns
purdy ...........first base ........... Golden
Hogan, James. second base. Brady, w.
Brady, Robt. Third base... .MeDonough
Powers. 9. .Mccullough
Winters ............l. s.. E..... Cambridge
Ryan .......... right field Brennan
Murphy ..........left field .......Harte, II.
Score by innings;
t2345 67S9
Springs ............O o 400 o 3 o. s
Autumns ..-......4 / 4 o. o. x-lo