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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

the part of the players. The umpires have
been informed of this and they have been
requested to exercise their authority TO
its fullest extent. and if the players per
sist in kicking unnecessarily to put them
out of the game. The directors trust
that this will not be necessary as II will
have a bad effect on the patrons OF the
game and may serve to hurt the league
but they recognize that the kicking must
be stopped no matter what the result VIII
be
Another matter but one entirely in tie
province of the spectators who attend tue
games, is the boisterous applause and vel!
ing which a great many OF the spectator
indulge in. The residents In the vicinity
of the Y NJ c. A. hall have complained
of the noise made al some of the eames
and it must be stopped. Pemlrk5 from
SPECTATORS will not be permitted, and Oh
Tenders will be put out Of the hall ana
denied admission at future Ganes
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lHIITZEzlLl.R s !.

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Soreness, stiff back and all pains in hips and loins
Chronic rheumatism. sciatica, luubago or pam y
the bark are speedily cured. ItsClGom fails TO give
relief from one 10 two doses, and almost invariably
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medical advice write Prof Munyon, lJOJ Arcf
Street Phifadalr11ia- is absolutely free
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CITY Qld Suburban RlIIN0I COnDQlI
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Isle OF Hone, MONTGOMERY On1 All WOW StOIIOl,

CARS RUN AS FOLLOWS CITY Time).
For Isle OF Hope-Leaye Bolton street 9:07
a. m; leave Second avenue 10:15 II Is a M,
12:l5, 1915, 2:l5 3;I5, Ais, 6:l5 OILS. 7l5, s:l5
pm.
For Montgomery and Bethesda-9:O7 a m.
from Bolton street, and 1918 a. M, rs D. m,
3:l5 D. N. ana g. Is p. m. from Second avenue
connect with cars at Sandhy
Leave Isle Of Hope 517 l1:i5 a M 1878
1:l5, 2:l5 3:l5 AIS Sis, 6:l5. 7:i5, and 10 p m
Cars from Thunderbolt to Isle OF Hope every
hour after 200 D. m. until p m
Leave Montgomery 1885, $3.50 a M 1875 and
2:35 and :35 .. IN
Leave Isle Of Hope for Thunderbolt at 200
and hourly afterwards until $50 p m
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The following Is the standing of the
clubs In the military league:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

a., ile Iiiy Irving said to an interviewer of
[o Westminster Gazette. who asked him
, r, a watchword for the new year; my
be 'och"ord,' as you term 1t, must needs
~. an Oh one-an old ideal. 1t is one
ti,o ~. 1t is of all things essential
a,.a, we Keep our drama sane. and sound,
az ~, sweet and wholesome. For my part
III Ill say that have always endeavored
tbst 70 produce or take part in any play
su,as q young fellow might not take his
e'heart or sister TO see"
theatrleal event Of much lmportance
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9othern, who will shortly produce 'Es-
,"onu' says; 1T ought not to be called
utamatization of 'Esmond. The story
vi vi, the book has not been adhered to al
az a. closely. Esmond in the play will win
i''alrlX for himself finally and will MOI
Satistied with her mother, as in the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

a 'aeatFieal event Of much importance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

wilton Iackaye has again closed his sea-
con and is said to be looking around for a
suitable play for another starring venture,
either the latter part of this season or next
year.
Rev John Talbot Smith of New York.
,vbo Is widely known among the clergy end
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
DEATHS.

- In West Haven, December 22d, 1S0S, Roger Wadsworth infant son, of 23 days. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 D, m, from the new residence on Main street, near Second avenue, West Haven. Burial strictly private,
 LYNCII-I this city, December q, 1898, Patrick Lynch, at his residence, No, l2 Foote street.
 Funeral from his late residence 12 Foote high mass at St. Mary's R. c. Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend. PRICE-ln this city, December 21st, 1898, Charles r, Price, aged 91 years. Funeral services will be held at the resi- dence of his granddaughter, Mrs, Elwood II, Smith, No. 42 Howard avenue, on Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Friends are invited to attend, 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
FORECL0SES FOR LIN.
 PAID TAXES

Middletown, Dec. 22.-The town of Portland has brought four foreclosure suits against the estate of Eliza T.. White, of which Josiah J. White of Brooklyn is administrator, in an action to recover taxes due the town to the amount of over $500. It is said that MT. White objected to the assessments on the property and has refused to pay the taxes for the past four years. The papers in the case are returnable to the superior court on the first Tuesday in January.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
A CARR.TAGE

Always ready to attend depot calls ais0 carriage and careful driver always found at the depot. GALWEY'S, 666 State street.. Telephone number, S53-3. d3 If
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
MORRIS CHAIRS.

Never so popular as this year, never so cheap. We sell a good chair for s7.Oo, discount price $56O; nice one for s7.5O, discount price $500; nicer one for $500, discount price s6.40: and for $12.50, discount price Sl0.00; the gem of the Morris chair assort- ment in this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23

REDUCTION IN PACKAGE SUGAR.
 New York, Dec. 22.-The American Sugar Refining company to-day an- nounced a reduction in the price of package sugar from 5:1S to 5.06 cents, equal to 1s of a cent pound.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
Wines and
 Liquors
at SPECIAL PRICES for Holiday week only.

Once a year we slice off profits from line of our regular standard wet goods as a sort of Holiday present to our customers. You know the brands, they're all as staple as Government bonds, Note carefully the prices and remember they're quotations for THIS WEEK ONLY.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
GREAT SAVINGS IN REAL ESTATE

own the equity in a great many pieces of Real Estate which 1 have purchased at auctions and bank foreclosures in which I can offer to any one contemplat- ing getting a home at great saving or if they buy lot of me will erect house, large or small, suitable to their ideas Call pans of different kinds of houses and tue cost of building. All my houses and lots are inside city limits with sidewalks, sewers
 gas, water, etc, convenient to trolley cars and in locations that are bound to improve and pay good interest on investments. Now is the time to talk the matter over. Call and see me or make appointment and I will State Street. cod
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23

Philosophy. There are pills and pills but Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills at 10 cents a vial lead In demand. The sale borders on the phenomenal. Sluggish Liver, Con stipation, or Irregular Bowels are the pre- cursors of many physical disorders These little wonders remove the cause. 40 in a vial for 10 cents. Sold by E. A. Gessner, E. Hewitt & Co.-S9.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23

We have the largest stock of umbrel- las in the world, but we have a num- Der of carefully selected ones that will take your fancy for Christmas presents. Canada & Robertson, SS2 Chapel street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
FURNITURE,

Holiday carpets and rugs, holiday china, etc, etc., at 20 per cent. cash discount.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
,fths pabv is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the ehild softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for dlar. rtloea Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 d11 MWF&w 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest. d7

SKATES AND SHEDS FREE FOR 20 empty Bo-kas-ka bottles or pack ages bearing our label, on December 23d and 24th only. BO-KAS-KA Manufact- urers 3S3 Chapel street. dl0 It
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
8nartl and Annms.

FOR RENT, ROOMS suitable for 0 dentist or phyelcian. al 1169 OEAPEL ST. my25 If
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23

'Is he a successful man?"
 "Yes, very. He has been mixed up in three bank failures, and succeeded in keeping out of the penitentiary every time. ."-Chicago News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23

ORIENTAL RUGS (purchased prior to the advance) afford by far the best values in the city at our discount prices-20 per cent. cash discount.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
ROCKING CHAIRS,

Good, durable, cheap and pretty variety endless-20 per cent. cash discount.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-23
SCRAP BASKETS,

Work baskets, clothes hampers-20 per cent. cash discout.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
THE MURDERED MERCHANT.
Remains of Queen intcrred-Held Up
and Robbed,

nANVIILF. VA. Nov. 2}.-Special-F,
NJ Oueen. the merchant who was mar
dered here Monday night was buried TINS
afternoon his funeral being attended by
n large concOurse of people. An houI
before the funeral procession entered
Green Hin Cemetery, a small procession
of colored people entered the colored
cemetery adjoining Green Hi TO inter
the body of Sam Mebane. the man VINO
shot Queen and who was in three min
utes afterwards shot and killed by Oihcer
Collie
Last night Lee Richmond and Charles
Oliver two well known Caswell county
IN. ca farmers were held up and rob-
bed near Gatewood in Caswell. six miles
from here by two unknown masked men
Richmond and oliver had been to this
CITY to market tobacco and were return
ing home. Richmond was robbed OF
thirty-hve dollars and oliver Of about
two hundred. Officers are searching the
country for the highwaymen, but so FAR
have not caught them
Lieutenant II. l.. Griggs of this city,
who was first lieutenant OF Company IL,
Third Virginia Regiment recently mus
tered out Of the United States Volunteer
service has been offered and has ac-
cepted the position of commandant Of
cadets and instructor in engineering in
the University of Georgia at Athens and
will leave at once for that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
THE VIRGINIA TEAM.
II is Somewhat Crippled, But Conf
dcnt--Songs of the Day.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Va
Nov Z.-Specdal.-'rhe University Of Vir-
ginia football eleven and substitutes. i'm
charge of Or. w. A. Lambeth. the ply
steal director. and Coaches Johnnie Poe
Arlie Jones, BILLY" Abbott and Albert
Lambert, left here at 1215 this afternoon
over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
for Richmond, where on tomorrow will
occur the annual game with the Univer-
sity OF North Carolina for the champion
ship of the South. While In Richmond
the party Will be quartered at The JET
fcrsOn.
In the lineup Of the Virginia team 10.
morrow will be, with one exception, the
same men VINO played against George
town on Tuesday, Nov. Sth. The coaches
have decided 90 put Martin I'm az left
end i'm the place OF Estes. who is suffer
ing from severe attack of bronchitis.
Martin played end on last years Varsity
eleven and is considered a valuable man.
Tho last practice was held yesterday
afternoon in drenching rain. lt consist
cd mainly OF "a thorough rehearsal of the
signals in which the men showed plenty
Of life and spirit. 10 was the intention
OF the coaches TO line the players up,
but this was prevented by the slippery
condition Of the field.
Physically the team is in very bad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
WILL GO TO BOSTON.
War Investigation in New York 20
Close on Saturday Night.

NiVTN NH fTtAA uAAtAf .hi-NNH
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i-Thc War ln-
vestigatlng Commission decided to-day 90
adjourn its New York sessions Saturday
night and proceed % Boston.
a number of witnesses were examined
to-day. James j. j.. Archibald "a SAN
Francisco newspaper man. who was
with the First Regular Infantry from
California to santiago. testified that
there was plenty off food
The inability of the volunteers to
adapt them'alvos 10 circumstances WAS
due 10 their own inoXpericnce. lf they
had known enough 90 hustle and cook
the food that was there they would
have had less cause t0 complain. There
was "a scarcity of medical guullle-. of
surgeons and OF nurses"
John jay Robinson. of New York. who
was at Camp Wikon with tine Y. b. g..
a. tent told of the conditions there. as
he saw them during tho llst days of
August and September He did not
know Of any great lack OF food or sur-
plies and said that Doe considered as
whole that the camp was well conducted
Mrs Johanna Won Wagner of lOnk.rt
a profess cnal nurse, established dict
kitchen al Camp Wikon and served there
for "a month from August 20th. She o0r-
r0boratcd the statements made by other
women ON the condition OF tne camp, ana
told of her own experience in treating
the sick Of the Seventh Infantry.
what struck me most painfully" said
the witness in conclusion. "was the utter
Indifference of the medical men Boo the
regimental hospital t1 the suffering ~
the sick
Cleveland M0fatt newspaper man. who
was az Camp WikOn. writing magazine
articles and taking photographs testified
that while men We're lying sick 500 quart
ers. because there was nO means of TAX.
Ing them 90 hopsitals he slw twenty
ambuIances I'm camp which were never
used because they lacked tongues.
General Dodge read m communication
from Lieutenant John A. Thompson. ~
the Seventy-drst Regiment who is sick
I'm the hospital c0ntrldlctns the stlte-
ments made by Private David J. Goss
of his company thlt the officers Occupied
hospital tents 90 the exclusion of me
sick.
DR.. Elmer Leo. said that the women
visitors were responsible for great
many men being discharged before they
were ft TO leave the hospitals 40 Camp
WikOn
Dr. j. Morris Brown. deputy surgeon
general of the United States Army at the
New York depot said there was u0 lack
of medical supplies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
SEPARATE CARSN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Railroad Commissioners Discuss the
Question.
the LEGISLATURE MUST ACT.
4 Minister Dcnounccs Clubs rs Dives
Editor Manly's Press Only Cost
So 5O-The Question of
Free Passes.

RALEIGH. ". c., Nov. 3.-Special.-
At the meeting OF the Railroad Cofnmls-
sion Yesterday. Commissioner Pearson
had his resolution ready 10 demand
SEPARATE cars for the two races. lie
was urged not To Introduce IT and nave
the law passed by the Railroad Comnis-
sion. Chairman Caldwell and Dr. Nd
holt the other two commissioners did
not want 10 take so much glory from the
Legislature.
II was urged that this law had been
passed by the Legislature in other states
so i'm spite Of Commissioner Pearson
protest. the Commission voted Tor a post
Dobement 80 as not to be too heavily
loaded with honors for passing a law that
would be most acceptable 10 the white
neople Of the State. They will meet
again Dec ember goth.
CLUBS DENOUNCED.
Rev. l.. G.. Broughton, Of Atlanta IS
here conducting a revival in the Baptist
Tabernacle Last night he preached a
sensational sermon. lie struck social
clubs, declaring that they were the mean
est Of all dives and the hardest the
preachers had to contend with. He said
that Raleigh was put down among evan
gelists as one of the hardest places in the
South TO move
IT seems that the press owned by the
negro Manly in Wilmington, which the
Democrats destroyed cost Manly the big
sum Of $3.50.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
iege football team Will tomorrow play
tho Guilford College team here at the
Fair Grounds.
state Auditor Aver IS busy making out
his annual report. 1t will be ready
early In January. During the session Of
the Legislature Mr.. Aver will have an
extra clerk in his office for the work
then is so heavy
state Treasurer Worth is trying 10 col
loct the taxes on steamboats, and canals
for lSQS. The total amount is $733.5S only
about half Of which has been paid. The
Railroad Commission made the assess
ment and the State treasurer IS TO collect
Il.
Governor Russell yesterday pardoned
Mitchell Byrd who a year ago was sem
fenced 10 twelve years i'm the penitenuary
for killing a man named Thomas But
Ter. over seven hundred citizens OF
MitchelTs county petitionod the Governor
for pardon.
MANY FREE PASSES.
Tho Progressive Farmer has published
a list OF railroad attorneys who ride on
free passes and use telegraph franks. The
Southern Railroad has hfty-nine attOr-
neys and agents; Seaboard Air Line mas
TWENTY-FIVE: Atlantic Coast Line thirty
nine: Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley. five.
Cafulina and Northwestern. seven; Nor
folk and Western. sixteen: Atlantic and
North Carolina. twCmty-One; Western
Union Telegraph COMPANY ten
Pills have been drawn against those
charged with driving United states COM
missioner Bunting from Wilmington. thus
preventing him from attending TO nus
duties.
II is said that Lieutenant Beavers. of
COMPANY X. First North Carolina Reg
ament. will be given the appointment OF
captain Of the company By Governor Rus
sell 20 succeed Captain Crawford, re-
signed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Two Duck Hunters Nearly Lose Their
Lives by Drowning.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov Z.-Spe-
cial-Three men narrowly escaped being
drowned in James River near city POINT
this morning. TWO of the parties were
sportsmen from New York, Who We're
out duck hunting
IL appears that hese two gentlemen
started to come ashore ON skn 10 meet
Mr. irwin Weisiger. Supt of the Virginia
Navigation Company who was coming
10 city Point from Richmond ON the
steamer PocanOntas, as they had an en-
gagement TO so TO Westover with MN
to-day TO hunt
Shortly after the two sportsmen whose
names were not learned and their boat
men had started for shore their skin
evyamped. and but for the assistance
rendered them bV tho crew Of the Yacht
Pocahontas. owned by Mr.. David Dun
lop. Of this CITY. who at once went 20
their rescue all three of .he men Vs. uld
have probably boon drowned. as they
were about one mile from shore. one Of
the parties lost his gun.
II ia currently reported here to-day
that Rev Mr. Lear. OF Manchester viii
be- sent by tho Virginia Conference TO
Market Street NJ T. Church in this city
The virginia Club will give its second
german OF the season on next Monday
night. The music will be furnished by
the Jefferson Orchestra Of Richmond.
John Robinson. colored, was sent on 20
the Hastings Court by the Mayor this
morning to be tried for felony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24

condition. being sorely handicapped by
the large number Of criprles. summers
gin is stlll limping, as n result OF the
injuries received at Anna polls. II there
is any Improvement in Z is condition. It
has been very slight. lloyd the star
tackle, has a sprained an kle. and Els0m
is far from being in prime condition. He
may have to limp 10 the side lines after
the first scrimmage in which instance
Coleman will succeed him. Coleman has
improved in his punting. but he cannot
kick ike Elsom.
College Topics. in referring TO the con-
test. SAYS:
THE game this year promises 10 be close
and exciting. The genera. opinion OF the
press seems 10 be that Virginia is going
10 have her hands full In winning her ac-
customed laurels, and, 10 be quite candid.
we fully believe it ourselves. We know
that Carolina has an unusually strong
team. one OF the the bsst she has had in
years. but We can say the same OF our
own. Virginia, too, has an unusually
strong team, and whila We expect on
Thanksgiving Day TO meet foemen wor-
thy OF our STEEL yet we look forward
~ the issue with mistaken confidence.
never doubling that when the tight Is
finished the V on Virginia's flags may
stand both for Virginia and Tor victory.
The students go 10 hchipohu WIN 'heH
usual supply OF Thanksgiving Day songs,
ell OF which have some merit, some Of
which have a great deal. The prize song
this year was signed with the initials,
wv. l.. X" II Is as follows:
(Air:: 1.-THE Blow Almost Killed Father.')
Comet get I'm close now rooters all and
give a shout tremendous,
For Cardinals good enough some juicy
fruit TO send US;
Then let us root. for easy fruit Is won't
to suit US rooteTs-
So with a shout Wen put to rout all
Carolina's suitors!
Their heels, ha. hai are stuck In tar, ana
that's what makes them larry.
They'll say this fall we play foot-oall
Just like unto-Old Harry!
Then play Virginia. let them know, ours
Is tho Old Dominion,
And with regard tn victory we have cos
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THE BALANCE IN
VIRGINIA'S FAVOR.
CONTINUED from First Page)

due from an officer on account against
an amount due him for pay and emoiu-
mcnts. said:
ct il but the exercise Of the common
right. which belongs TO every creator,
TO apply the unappropriated moneys OF
his debtor in his hands. in extinguish-
ment Of the debts due him.
these two statutes are in pari materla'
and are to be read together. The proVi-
sions OF section 3.4S1 are specifically APP
nllcable 10 this class Of cases, while the
act of March 3. 1875, Is general In It's
provisions The latter statute. however,
contains provisions which are not con-
tanned in the former. j am. Therefore. OF
;be oninion that section 3,4N is eXclu-
sivelv opplicable 40 this case, so far as
us provisions extend: but that the pro-
Visions of the act of March 2. 1919. re-
curing legal proceedings to be immedi-
atelv commenced to enforce the claim
I'm case the claimant refuses to consent 10
tho set-off. and the Withholding or fur-
Their amount to cover all legal charges
and costs in prosecuting the debt OF the
limited states to final judgment. apply IN
addition to the provisions OF section ''ioi
HELD AS TRUSTEE.
at is TO be observed that the provi-
sions of section 3,iSl relate 10 Stocks or
bonds of a STATE |Htiu ny h'''
states I'm trust, and that these STOCKS
ara now owned by the United states.
mt when the IInicd States. In pursuance
nj The act Of Congress assumed me ooii-
,,ations Of the trustee. IT must be heid
40 have become subrogated 10 an
,be rights of the trustee IN r.
snect TO these stocks. Moreover
tbe statute specifically provides
for Withholding payment TOT the
reimbursement. with interest thereon
- moneys advanced by the United states
an account of interest due on such
stocks and bonds. 49,.
at IS 10 be further observed that IN IRE
&c n doubt whether a suit against state
is contemplated by the act OF March s.
1S-5 See . Lawrence. First Comp, Dec
G-327. As the prosecution Of sucn n SUIT
would devolvc upon the Attorney Gene
raj will express no opinion upon that
question. -. =. ,.,,,r
~ have the honor. in reply To your
question. 70 state that IN my judgment
:, &c tho duty Of the Secretary Of the
treasury in pursuance Of the statutes re
ferred 10 herein to withhold payment OF
this claim. T. So,
"Tbe certificate Of the Auditor Is here
with returned.
"Respectfully yours.
ar. J. TRACEWEIb.
"Comptrollcr.'