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New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting with all railroad and steamship lines TO all
Summer Resorts. Steamships "Iiorato Hail. new and
Manhattan" leave Pier No 3s. f r. foot OF Market
Street every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at T. NJ
Steamers fitted with modern improvement for the
comfort and convenience Of Ticket oce NO
200 Broadway. Of Reade Street and general office.
No. 222 South Street. opposite the Pier.
HORATIO HALL G. T. A, 222 South Street.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

s27 so. .O99 Is
State Of New York County Of New York. ss; c.A,-
WM A NASH President. and EOFIIN 10y T., ~ ny =
OF the Corn Exchange Rank y. y bank located > ana
doing business at No l3 William ST. In the O1y o ~
Vow IN said county being duly each for himself
saws that the foregoing report with the scnedule
nsyv,ns the same is true correct in all respects 70
the best Of his knowledge and belief and they iurner
ssv maj the usual business said bank has been ahs
acted an the location required by the banking law nap
esq Laws Of 1892, and Al its branches ana ,nat he
above repori is made in compliance with an ocia notice
received from the Superintendent Of Banks designating
fhA i4fb day Of June 1899 day which such re
ans, as - bss rnade VIM A. NASH. President
wv ~ LOFTIN LOVE Cashier.
s.vera s,,bscrihed and sworn 70 by both deponents
tie 18th day OF June. 1899. before mo.
~ THO NASH. Notary Public. Kings County
Certificate filed In New York County
fSeal OF Notary
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
ROARD AND ROOMS.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
uUsINEss CHANCES.

WANTED. A partner or partners. WIN
capital and standing. to market. tx
,endedly and rapidly. a new and attractl,Ne ~.
particularly to ladies' line oi h,kn h,kn11Ii,a,,
,bpongh n new opening and channel of
trade The line will have exclusive pro.
NV not only IN the general market. pu'
osncciaIiv with the line ~ merchnndiae
6drygoodo through which II is 10 be IN =,
troduced The business Is cash. simple ana
has an Indefinite earning capacity. Head
quarters can he located wherever wlshed.
ADDRESS ISAAC W. IVES. Danbury. conn.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
LOST.

LOST.
-NNo.~oN~~~O~sN~s.eN~ S,~~|~0yNyN|(~N0N"|ON@
BANKBOOK No. 279. 1873 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing ANY
person having claim TO II Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days,
or submit TO having said passbOok can
celed and a new one Issued.
LOST T-Bankbook No. 33l ,3lT on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70
days or the said book will be declared
cancelled and eXtlnguished and a new one
issued in lieu thereof
LOST. .-Bankh)ok No. 74O 403. Bank for
Savings. 2sO 4th-ave.. New-York Pay
ment stopped Please return book 70 bank
LOST. .-Bankhook No. 5s7 .2S2 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New-Nork. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book To bank
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

rODT WADSWOKTH y. z. May =. 1SH.-
i sai.d nroposai. in triplIcae. will be received here
.m 10 Juns "a 1899 and then opened Iot eonsoruo
~ - De,d House L. e. reserves rieht 10 accep'
M rsect any or all bids Information furnished on appI
'Proposals for Dead House. addressed Quar'e'as'e'
y Y
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
NORWICH Lime

70, Sew London, Worcester. Boston and the East
steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and CITY OF WORCESTER
Leave pier 80 r., block above Canal ST.. week
days onlv AT $50 L. NJ On Sundays from july TO
sentembcr 10 inclusive. Stonington Line Westward
steamer will New London leaving there at l0l5
NJ for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Droposnls.

IRWY BJrILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
"A S., York city June TO- 1880 o-seaed proposals IN
.-,,.e," ,rG he received until 10 O'CLOCK a. M.
Pi 10 1900 f,r coalng vessels OF the Army ranspos
July ~ ha,gesn New York and Manila =. l. Proposals
Service ,,r ne. Furnished bidders application The
reserves the right to reject or sccep, any o
20 nn.ais or anv part thereof. F. JONES MAJOR
and Cuarternnster. I. = A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
Ncreims=N aebricbtcm.

$ Oienlta9 in lester @o6e uuro,
mad 1eierlider Scgebun9 oe9 Se'tcs
oes bl. to'epbS, DeS NatronS ser Sc:
meinoe VicrS, nobel bem bo1m. SrtS.
piarrer Sos. StepbNn Die bodm. Ner
ren Halter Uou ylttle ,Sall9, Wospo
oar uon North };rairie uuo Alttnopr
pon Nlce O'liltiytcn, Die SobreSper
%lammlEn8 oe5 Ct. SOlepb Mduner
uerelrS 9ebOIteu uno Iolgenoe &eom
ten9eludblt Frdiibent u. Sipmum
&ice FrdltCent: Set. Sirni0 Setre
tar: NtNtD. BAUER ,. Setretdy; u.
Wteelet Shatmeiiter: Mm. Gaer
Sabnentrigcr: 5. S0bm NturiGol
IS. i. @OIimonn, 6inOn; 0Omite
u. Wtoh, &obn Fhilippi uno ,>oiepl
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leBten SabreouerIammiun9 oenit.5c.
bcltreten. Der TaNelbeltano bctyug
am SdluB oeo &crein9iabreo &l5S.
5 PIN Nelte Wtoriu &trfunoi9mc
murhe III Der POM bo1w. ,NtrrH y.
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gen 80 Nr0uen ihlOiien lid Snr gr0B:
ten Sreuoe oes SecllopgerS DEM Ser.
ein Al uno mnroen al ienem Miutter:
9otteoIelte fcicrlih III oenlelben auf-
9enemmen.
Dor @lnieun bat lid in Der pom
bo6w. i. yutScr, :. Z. g, patio:
rirten st. SOlepb'S @emeinoe Elm
Siln9linSSuerein 9ebilpet, Dem iib be:
reits 81 MtitalieOer an9eibloiien ba:
ben,
5 Sn Der Sonntas Dor ad)t Saser
9ebaltenen ,Sabresperiammlung oes
Ct. Solepb Mdnneruereins pon Golo
Spring wurNen folsenoe Seamten se=
wdblt: FrdiiOent; SOiepb Meouep
Setretdr; Setter @0rinS; Sdasmei-
tier: Sobn &oden; Warlhau: Syn.
&remer; Sobnentrdser: Z. 2belen,
5 Seetsn Sonntas lamb bic Sab
rssusrlammluns unb SSabl Der Seam.
ten osS ct. Soiepb unterltipunss=
pereinS pom Nlbanp itatt. Sas @abl=
ersebniB mar: anor. ". &eBler, Frds
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iioent @eo. 3. @arreis, Setretdr ;
SEQ. Wt. S6dfer, Sdapmeilte Be
,isli6 Der Mit9lieserSabl unp oes
aaTienbeitanosS fam Der Terein als
Elm bliibsnper be;eidnet lperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
Der "Norbfern"- Donnerfas ben 80. @dr3 1899.

meter Site; bas Conn ucrfilgt icet
ilber seniisenoes Sriitenmateriol unb
wirp lomit seaen bic boben Freilc, Die
m6breno ceS SommerS iiir oerarti9es
Muterial 0eiorbert weroen, gelhitt
lein. - Nerr SOS. ,Soult bat Sperm
nos. hangers ,larm aui pier Sabre
oepudtet NcrrNrnclc 9to9el bruAte
in tester Mode neun luu9e Stierc
ua6 yittle Soll9, bic ibm Die lhone
| Summe upn S47S tlnbradteu. - ".
Sentielo, cin Stuoent Der St. Sobu'S
llniperiitGt I'll Gollegepllle, bellnoet
lid aui TatdnS i'm elterlihtn Naule.
Bic Conn Seomten BADEN ale qua
l~iii;iert I'M &ila9c @abl6eri6t bate
lid eiu ,Sebler cin9e'6lihen, uno 10
merpen wabrlhcinlld Die alten Seam
ten in ibren Stellungen perbleiben,
bis Die anSclegenbcit entweoer III @ute
ODER scribtli6 Sel6lidtet lein miro
:. 8romer empiinS fiir ,luei SSolfe bic
pom Staute iiir ben Sang oerorti9er
Seitien aisseleste Selcbnlns Sos.
Seonar liest am v%lnSenlieber e%rfrantt
nieber.-S Sp0niellner'o lalle wirb
am Nbenpe peS Sltermonta99 ein Sall
aebalten. e. g. Toute0u Der BE
iorperer unlerer Fpltla6en, Welhel
por ,lpei Mondteu einen Sru6 bee
6Iittnodens emrlitt, lit wieoer aui Der
Seinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
(cHiIieu.l
Yerbanolun9en beg Soaro oel
Gonntp=G omnli0are uOll
Stearlls Gonntp,
Mlinneiota.
(cHtjieu.
jSouutp.Nuoitors Sffice, Stearus@o.
1JRtuu. at GIpun. Den *. MQrs 1893

(MtHn., Ct. Glpuo, osn 10. MARI 1893,
grtro. Srsune. - Gaut geitluB oeriams
melte Iih Der Scarh IN Ger W. Nuottprs
S'iice. Gue Ti,is rehsr anpsienn. 3. 7.
Rtper, Noriiber: GbriIt Shmtt, Ser. Su.
asibaro, Sos. Sdlee,dr uno 20. Smith. -
9a cine BON Bcu Ynumeler. bsrehti9ter
Stimn seher, Srun, beiiber uno ,SnIaie res
GhuIo,trifis l73, unter6e'tnftes Se'ud,
pon lpnem 8 itr q At emit une benz an't's
fenl en- 1lStr'tt 81 iugetahit III %fperoen, pom
Ycaro CT 'snnmmsI ND bel hloier raro,
naB Di ntlid)c Sctnrutma hung srlunen mo
eln Serhtr offer hazel Intere'iirier Yorte en-
IN Der mt benz Is. %RarS 1899 beginncroen
Z. ibuna 1ugeo. bret weroe, uno Der Eoaro
oaocn uberSeu9t Az lem it,eint. OFF serii9e''
&c Seianntmahuns e%rl1iieu uno ons 8e,nh
BON benz So G ;hullupsrinter De Iten beItdttat
iei uno fem. Sinmenounaen ssaen b~asielbe
uorluaen, 10 nah be'tirli II. nuB oas De-
iut senebmuat wsroe uno Wga mn u
Ndsr ron SG4. NG4 non SEE, II. 2otpn'
ihip 1875 u BON &laie "a " hermit pom
YiStrift 173 9etrennt rno benz ai9ren ienoen
9iStrlit 81 fur ale mb9l,teu Srpete 5u9e'
Soblt iei. ..
Ia eu bon 3 8 " ft'noorf. elm 9eietlit
%brretti9ter Stimmatber. @rnnobe'iBer unit
SniaIie ces Shulo' 'trit 5 No. 80. unterIeih'
notes 8eiut UNI gbtretura pom a%enannter
Tifriit ulto Ginuerleibung IN ben Giitrtti
1874 benz Boaro uorgele9t. auacnonnieu nnt
Diientl DIE Btfluntmahun9 ipie ein Selhol
ail,r babel iniereiirtsr Barteien III Der mt
rem IS. Wdr, 1899 bsginneno"n S,bung on
aeorouet mar, uno od nah Nnliht ctel I
8oaro 9eniia no Befnrntmohuns erIoHe'
wuroe. ner Go.sShrliup: rtnttnosnt lem
3ufimmuns arsetsn uno fslrfrlsi Y nren
ouna oa9eaen uora9er. 10 pirn oelnlonen
oas pas 8eiuh sul9ehe Ben rperoe uno col
W. SG4 pcn Ssct 1S, 2opribip 1876 Il
80 b,e,m,t pom bell9tem 1ttrIf 80 9etrenn
uno hem oniiossnpsn Eiitr,it 1874 { n,erleib
/, unb ooB be,c9teS Eano hlerm,t einsl
3heil bss lestssninnten 9litrltts far oil
2meie b,loen iol.
% Elm pen reinrih Stuh, elm 9s'eblic
b%erettgter 9 timrg Der nno @runobf,iBe
I'm Shulo,ftrit 1873. inter Seihnstes @siut
uni Iost'e unun9 ON aenonntrm S'nIl'
uno Grperleltuna IN ben an'foB'no II q
thrift O2 o,m Bolro etn3ereiht. pom Dem
islbsn gut9 buBsu II GtlaB onentl'ts
D. fannImahu, u ple eth Veibor nllsr BAH
mt rellirter GariNe1 wGbrtnn hes NIT oei
Is. YRara 1899 bss,nnsn zen SlBuna ona
pronet n. T, uIo pa tie,er Boorc nberseue
Az iein iheint, BOB geniSsno Sstdnn' III
dung erlaIitn 'uutoe, nno % Der 70. GNU
lup ,rintea bent bos 1eluh gutaebel ben 81
uno ielnerlel gluwenbung ooa gen porla
10 warb beihlsFsn BOB Dos U iuh aent'
m,gt werbe unb cas- Sh SUA oon Se
80, 2ipp 1876, ri 80, h'erm'f pom O1Rr1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

bodw. y. Gonrab, 8. g. g, patio
rlrten @emeinoc 81 Ntbanp in ieiers
llder Welle beSangen. Gags Supor
balten Dem Orlspiorrer bo6w. fiei=
Ter pon Strain uno i. &inten;, 8.
<. y, pon Narmin9 I'M Sei6litubl
aus. Nm Neite lclbit celebrirtc leg,
terer inter Nnilten; oes bodm. Sperm
Ftei'er nnN Der bofw SeneOictiner
SloepbonS uon 2%eit Union uno Con.
ran ole Ncltprcoi0t belt botm. Eiei
'er. Der 9emil6tc 6bOrian9 &aim'e
Gdcillen Dtenc.
" Die innere Giurihtun0 Der neuer
Ct. Scnifa;iuS Stride in Mclrole,
mclhe in ibrer Era6t uno ibre,
SleSonS 9anS uno gar Dem l6muden,
'tattli6en Sau al9epaBt lit, lit IL
meit berselteut, oaB Der bo6w. 6erl
Ffarrcr y. Hi6ter am bo6bl. Otter.
felte ben I lten GiotteSoienit in oerlel.
ben balten wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

<pUth WV Su'uDt INV Nv OND"NN'S
den lid in Sliltbenitaub p%erpanoelt
haben. Die Wiible lou cine Veiltungss
idbl9teit pom IS Barrels Webl per
Sao baben uno bis Witte ODER auss
gangs Suli i'm Setrieb lein.
Bel Dem beiBen @abltampf in
GittleS banoclte es lid leoi9s
LID um lotale 5asesirasen obne Gilt
iidt aui Die Eartei. GrUdblt muir.
ben: e. &. Yaiiulp, Enlargement tier
4. T.. Sau, Glert; u. Simonet,
Saaemeiiter; ), Wc0 Donald, ailel.
for; Observation-Disclosures 81. Wtos-
lein, Z. 8. Martin, y. Yeterion UNI
e. Cane; Sriepensri6ter; 6. j.
Sbaw unb 6. Sbaoon.
Dem bieswotertliden Seridt Dor
Yiersi in WorriiOn County entneb.
men mir iolsenoes: Serr III. Span
iellnsr bat anton viten's Sarm III
$1,000 fduilld eritanoen. peetere'
bat Wti6. eeeb's Sarm sepa6tet uni
so Nder pano in Section 4 9efauft
Serr 0eeb miro WontaS na6 Sent
Winn. abreiien, 100 er cine 600 @de
sroBe Narm in Fa9t senommen bat
= Serr Sos. 9olis bat benz Gow1
1888 HuB Gihen: yalfen uno Elan
/. Ten gu $9,97 per tauieno Sup selie
iert. Das 9amber III pon ausseSei4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
Nerfdmf'

sir ttn .Iprsatrn" s.rtttst ron Rssiarar Strrn Sstp
". Gmnsl.
Wih Qooert uno Bottiu an Steph
Salwr. ip4 nw4 Sect "a Z 1875
81 80 uno anoeres. .........$ 2475
q = 3ohnion on Gbriit 9aprence,
81 iu4 Sec, 80 Z 1877 81 81. 800
I%lcreucs 8 Gibbons uno @atte on
Wm Maeaoanl nwa ne4 Sect 8
! 122 81 2oO
4nt Sobrih uno @ottin on Wlh
SutIot, is4 ip4 Sect 5 Z 1876 81
90 uno auoeres. .......... 1000
lie St 9 W & W Rp 50 an =
2ooin, ie4 ie4 , IS : 1871 1882 266
SEQ Wann uno Satin an Gnwiu
Worsau, ma iw4 Sect 80 : 126
I'll 81. 1910
Sobu Sorwatl uno Satin an Cos
Srater. lei Sect 10 J 1873 81 "a 1000
Wart &eaf uno @attin on 81 Sal5'
mann. nw4 nm4 Sect 7 ! 1926
III U ......... O0U
6 VI Babel uuo @attrn an Grnii .
Ybipps, 1t 13 bid 3 baines aoo
Ydpnesplue. oOO
Nib Rruder uno Satin an s Z
Shmiot, ie4 3 "a ! l24 ST 81 $500
9obu 9obmer Ii. @nttln an Warp
Sunoeen, 1t I bid 10 Srooten.. $50
0ina Scbaiou uno Sa'te an % :
Suaram, 1t 8 bid IS u & Wsn:
oenball ABB Saut 9eptre. ..... 1875
Gmilp 70 Wiiheu uno @atte an !
Sadiou. ipI.4 nwl!4 Sect l Z
l25 Sl y 24O
On Sbesnep uno Satin M 8 j
Stein ct al, nel!4 np1!4 Sect 5
: 12e I'll 81. 1OO
On 6ol,baus uno Satin an Cos
Ramier. pI pou nml!4 npl4
Sect % : l24 81 l........ 50
8 3 Gaiteroap ct al CT 5rso Suit.
81 nwli4 Sect ] l26 ri 80
uuo duoereS. 5OO
ALLAN 0eiiep uuo Satin on Irout
StawrpI. i iel.4 Sect s3 1877
Sl 33. 4oO
Sobn 9mn on Better J Wlhsls. q
iel,4 Sect "a ! l27 ri 81. soc
Gliiabelb y Guans an W edri'r.
tbil lts l & Q bid Is ) 9 Wrl'
ton Suruep. o't
, 6 u Srbnion uuo 8ntrn an eorC'
. limo 9spitsot, iwl!4 npl4 Sset
81 ! 1877 ST "a uno anneres.. 175(
" u Job an . 9susrBen, II II Il
: tbell 1t 10 sl 2 Gems aoo Srco'
ION EU
Boraereina unit Satin oil I "
\ Sdmiot. 4 iwll4 Sect 2 Z 1913
Xl 4 l'o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Spieens0 Department.
Embroidery epartement.
Stiterei: Department..
SuluelensS eportement
Jtotion. Separtement
Striimpfe= Department
llntertleioer= Department
@ole Separtement.
Heites Oepartement.
Wtdnner ausltattun9ss Seportem.
Wdntel; Department.
&eppi6 Department.
Serti9e SamentleiOers 0epartem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Gs lobnt fn. Sooo's Sariauorila Az
brauten. Sei reinem Nut brauht SD, Re,
ne NusIt Al habeu Dor 8rlpue. %NunSenent.
,inouna, 7tpbterlirs ooer Jleber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
aleioerltofi OepGrtement.
@lace: Sunol6ub S%epartement.

WIucts Nun010llD SeputteIleI1.
aorletts Oepartement.
Seioe Department.
2leioerz Eutteral Separtement.
@al6ltoIies Separtement.
Sil6linnen 0epurtement.
@eiBitoiie= Separtement.
GOrbdn9e Separtemeut.
Multer:S epartement.
Sdnoer. Separtement.
0omeltic- Department.
&leioer. Selab. Separtement.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

6oob's ytaeu iiuo BON ben nusseiuhte.
ten Ylanten ioraiG,tinit iMhsrettct. az.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
FRANZ FANDEI.

Bargains in 26 periheoenen 9eparhHents l6es ppQnGnbia lbelaocn NIT ben
reuehe SabrtaRn Der nueni ionic Der alien 0it
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-03
A DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY.
Gettysburg Was Fought and Cerve-
ra's Fleet Destroyed on July 3.

Gettysburg Was Fought and Cerye-
ra's Fleet Destroyed on July 3.
To-day Is the first anniversary Of the
destruction Of Cervera 5 fleet off Santiago
harbor by Sampson feet commanded by
schey. The event was the notable af-
fair in naval warfare in modern times
and the terrible effectiveness Of the
American navy in action was an eye-open-
er to the nations of Europe. The news
was received in Savannah in time to make
the Fourth of July worth celebrating,
and the Morning News bulletin boards
were surrounded all cay by thousands
anxious to get the latest news of the vic
tory.
The news of the American victory Gre
ated considerable commotion at home and
abroad, but it did not have half the mean
ing of the results of another battle which
was concluded after three days fighting
on July 3. thirty-six years ago. The
Spaniards lost about 800 men in killed,
wounded and captured at the battle Of
Santiago bay. In the battle of Gettysburg
the Union forces alone lost 23G00 men,
1850 of this number being killed and
wounded. This was more men than Shaf-
ter had at the battle of Santiago The
proportion, though not quite so large
numerically.
There are many Confederate veterans in
Savannah, who were present upon this
bloody field, and who are able to recall
the events of those terrible three days
fighting. The Georgia troops were con-
spcuOus in the battle, many Georgia reg
iments being reduced to mere handfuls.
1t was nothing uncommon after the bat
tie TO find regiments commanded by sec
ond lieutenants and companies command
ed by cOrporals. No Old Confederate will
admit that Gettysburg was a defeat for
Lee. They claim ii to have been drawn
battle, and point to the fact that Lee with
drew slowly from in front of the enemy.
and that the latter made no attempt at
pursuit, although the Confederates were
in Union territory Although it was MOI
so considered a the time, subsequent
events proved that Gettysburg was the
turning event of the war, and that the
unsuccessful attempt Of the Confederates
to carry the war into the enemy's cOun-
try resulted in the ultimates failure IF
their cause.
Together with the fall of Vicksburg be
fore Grant and the retreat of the Confed-
crates from Gettysburg the people of the
North had double cause for rejoicing on
July 1, 1853 and it is likely that these re-
suits Will be as freely referred to by North
ern orators in tO-morrow's celebrations as
the victory at Santiago bay a year ago.
As the result largely of the latter affair.
however, it is safe to say that there VIII
be more Fourth of July celebrations in
the South tomorrow than on any pre-
Vlous anniversary of the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-03

Fast Run by South Bound Mail on
Plant System.

Plant System.
While accounts are frequently read of
the fast time made on Northern and West
ern railways it may be interesting TO know
that some Southern lines are not behind
their Northern neighbors in the matter of
fast time
Last Thursday train No. 50, the fast
mail. southbound on the Plant system, left
Savannah with six cars at $40 a. m. on
time. with engine 50 of the eight-wheel
type, cylinders IS by "a inches, and six
foot drivers, Engineer B. B. Henderson
and Conductor Joe Palmer At mile post
u a stop was made 10 put brass in he
sleeper, which consumed nine minutes
At mile post 46 five minutes were con-
sumed in taking water At Jesup four
minutes were consumed in loading ex-
press and four minutes were spent
in making stops for a crossing
and two drawbridges, making a to-
tai of 2 minutes lost in dead or standing
time TO mile post "A, which is a regular
meeting point for train No. 80, the north
bound mail at 1922 q. M. and train No
49, thus making the run of "A miles in so
minutes without making any allowances
for time lost in slowing up as is usually
computed in records published Be
tween mile posts "a and 49, % miles, the
run was made in % minutes, four miles
of this being up a grade four miles long
the heaviest on the division
Engine 80 is one of the old Rhode Island
type and has beeen in continuous service
for fourteen years on the same division of
the Plant system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-03
-FOUR BURNED IN BED.
Candle Overturned and Flames Sc
vereIy Hurt Man, Woman and Child

D. Blumfeld, Mrs Blumheld and their
little son and daughter were pain
fully burned last night at their
home No AZ Lincoln street n
candle stood near the bed, and shortly
after / O'Clock the four occupants were
awakened by the pain Of burns. The cam
die had turned over and ignited the bed
clothing. Blumhed did not know how
It had turned over, as it had appeared to
be safe when he went to sleep.
The cries OF the burned occupants of
the bed after they had sprung out from
the mass Of burning clothes aroused the
neighborhood and an alarm was sent In
from box IS, corner Of Price and Brough-
ten streets. The department responded
promptly, and the fire was put out before
it had damaged anything more than the
bed.
The good Offices Of Chief Mcguire
and several OF the fremen were of great
relief and assistance to the unfortunate
people who We're burned. The hremen
carry kits on their apparatus, stocked
with things useful in the treatment Of
burns. Quite frequently it becomes neces-
eary to use them, but 1t is more often
for their own burns than those of others
that the iremen have recourse 70 the To-
tons and cooling liquids. The man and
has son were treated by the firemen, while
Mrs. Blumheld and daughter was tended
by several of the neighbors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-03
SHOE STORE nURGLARIZED.
Bold, Bad Thieves Enter the Place OF
Business of II. WiIensIey.

The shoe store of II. Wnensky. at 1l6
Broughton street, west, was entered by
burglars on Saturday night and five pairs
of shoes, with small sum Of money that
had been left in the cash drawer, stolen
Mr.. Wiensky discovered the loss when
he came down to the store, as is his Gus
tom, on yesterday morning.
The store adjoining that occupied by
Mr.. Wilensky does not extend back the
full depth Of the lot and towards The rear
the windows on the side of the latter are
exposed. These are on the ground floor
and afforded ready and easy access to
the burglars. They entered the premises
by climbing the fence in the rear and
the store by breaking the shutter of one
Of the windows and raising the sash, a
feat easily accomplished.
When the entrance had been made the
burglars made first of all for the money
drawer, which they broke open with q
chisel or jimmy Fortunately there was
only a small sum of money in the drawer,
as the proprietor Of the store is in the
habit of emptying it before he leaves the
store on Saturday night. They took what
there was ana then disappointed at not
finding more, turned Their attention to
the stock of shoes They selected five
pairs of the best in the house and made
off with these. From the fact that the
light in the store, which had been left
burning when the store was closed had
been eXtinguished. and the further fact
that SO little comparatively was taken,
it is thought that the thieves We're fright
ened away by the approach of some pc
destrlan, whom they believed to be an
officer who had surprised them at their
work, before they had completed the thor
ough rifiing of the store that they had
contemplated
The burglars left no clew to assist the
detectives in their search. Crimes of this
character have been quite frequent of late.
and though many of the criminals have
been captured, there are still several OF
them at liberty. The detectives are on
their track, ard it is hoped that by bring
ing these gentry promptly to justice and
melting out to them a punishment thai
they will feel, that the city will be rid
not only of their presence, but of that of
other undesirable ones of the same ilk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-03
WITH BARBECUE AND SPEECHES.
TnttnnIl County Veterans VIII Gel
citrate the Fourth

The little town Of Reidsvine is prepar-
ing TO celebrate the Fourth of July in
great style. The Confederate veterans OF
the county viii hold their reunion on the
Fourth, and it is proposed to make the
occasion jollihcauon for the entire coun-
~. There viii be a general picnic, barbe-
cue and watermelon cutting and several
thousand people are expected to be on
hand. Among the speakers invited for the
occasion are Hon. Rufus e. Lester. Hon
F. G. duBignon, chairman of the Demo-
cratic state executive committee. Hon. O.
b. Stevens, commissioner of agriculture,
Gov Gambler and Gen. Clement A Evans.
commander of the Georgia veterans, have
been invited 10 be present, but il is feared
they VIII NOT be able TO attend. Hon j.
w. Heery of Reidsvil,e was in the city
last week and engaged Middleton's brass
band to furnish music for the occasion
The people Of TattnaN county are ex-
pecting 10 have big time on the Fourth.
and ii is safe to say they will not be dis
aDDOipted