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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
FEATHERED STARS NEXT.
Plans FOR THE nj EvENTH ron TRY
SNOW At THE GifDF>.

Pigeons, Cats and Pet Stock Also to lie
On view-Bun Turkeys and biuo Duck
Among the Novelties 90 A Collie
who Aids Ia Gathering tho Fowl.
About 1000 finely fea,hered and otherwise
up 70 The standard poultry and pigeons have been
entered for the Eleventh Annual Show Of the
New York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock As
ISOLATION which begins On Jan 10. AZ Madison
Square Garden. and will keep open until the fol-
lowing Saturday night Last years total was
about 5000 The exhibitors are all hoping for
nne, warm weather for TIE days Just before the
exhibition. for a cold aud bleak spell means that
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Odds and Enhs OF Sports.

St Mary's ,huf'ehoard team of Newark. has won
the Championship cup OF the Essex County Leagre
nf New Jersey and would Ike to arrange homc.
AMI. home games with any society or \, NJ. -. A,
Aidre-s George Ehnger. 34I Br ad street, Newark
There were fifteen starters yesterday In the half
mile tn,er-chula Ic n~andirap SKATING race az tho
q rmont avcnur rink. Harry l.. Crcamer, Public
school II. no yarl' won. with Harold See, school
-. 20 yards. "a. ouh; aud James X. Schmeltzet
lr 'oklyn B'y-' High school, 80 yards, third. Time.
| minute % seconds.
The Seuwanhaka Boat Club has elected these Of.
GER President b Rsnkeu. Vice. Pres dcnt Adulphe
In wl; Secretary. Joseph =. Clarke. Treasurer. Rurs
l%elshtnn: Captain, Theodore Nocss'er. StBr.sr,
FrrlriCk TeNes; Commodore. Howard Washburn:
AIitny Committee, Howard washhurn. cha. rman:
! AhearnS and !, sbr"sncr. Membership Commit.
tee, Clsrie.. M%ulvltill, Joseph l. Clarke aud Ro-s
LEIGHTON. House Committee. J. Rncssncr. A Enyls
and n. Nashhurn.
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williams Buys Four wsll-Bred Trotttng
stations.

LEXINGTON. Jan. 2O.-C. W. Williams OF
Galesburg. H.. has purchased five OF the
choicest trotting stations In America and will
locate them with his brood mares at Ashland
Park Farm. He has bought the ftteen.year-
old bay stallion 81. Vincent. 2:l3h. by Wilkes
Boy and sire OF the sensational Lord Vincent.
winner Of the TransylVania Stake. or Wood.
burn Farm. the eleven-year-old brown stallion
Expedition, 2:2lA. by Flectioneer, dam Beau
tiful Bells. or Miller Sibley, the nine-year.old
brown horse Belsire. 2;2lk, b.. Electioneer.
dam Beautiful Bells. OF William Russell Allen.
Pittsfleld, Mass. the ten-year-old bay horse
Mazatlan. 2:26.. II IL said that he paid nearly
$40, for the four horses.
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McCo y in Disfavor With Y. NJ. G. A. Mem.
ber..

WHITE PLAINS. Jan. % 1t became com mon
gossip to-day that Kid Mccoy. the prize
fighter. has lost a host Of friends among the
youny sporting element here. Mccoy has re-
fused to contribute his services or give nnan-
cal aid to an entertainment 10 be given for the
benefit OF the Y. VI. c. A. OF the town. Super
int.rdent Of Schools $. r. Choar and the Secre-
tary OF the local association called on McCoyat
his home here an asked his assistance. The
latter informed them that a. he was ostracizsd
from that order by reason of his calling there
was T. he no help expected from him either in
s~parring. posing, or In any. other way.
MrCuy left town yesterday to recuperate his
health in Florida for three weeks, md could
not he seen. Sine" he came here the sparrIng
fever has been a. high tide and boxing gloves
and black eyes have been cons picuous. Bows
who sparat the Y. NJ. e \. now want to see
Choynski defeat the middleweight when they
meet again.
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ST. AUGUSTINE. Jan. Glowing to a strong

ST, AUGUSTINE. Jan. . c. lowing 10 a strong
northwest wind blowing to-day the regular
eighteen hole medal play handicap dii not
result In any startling scores. X. c., Watson.
Jr. came our ahead. even at scratch, but Clay
ton Dixon. VI. W. Seargars and J. +. Greaves
refused to turn in their cards. The other
scores were; r., c. Watson. Jr.. 94:J Mellow
ell. 10; G.. ". MacQuold. NW; J q. MacLton-
Magnolia springs that the West Coast tourna-
nent has been turned into an onen event
instead OF being a strictly pro" affair. The
prizes will be plate and not purses.
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Course, L, I. With an allowance o, four. Der.
nard Amend made the score 40. In the sweep
stakes races Remscn made the oniy straight
scores ofthe day. Summaries:
Fifteen SInyles-R. Woods, II; r. Woods. -: ]. a.
scncnck Remscn, ~; J. b. Hopkins. IL.
Fifteen Rrls-R Woods. IL r Woods. 8; Rsmsen,
II; Hopkins. ~. A. A. Casey, IL Ia lning, "a; Il
II. Davlds, -, W, Hopkins, is.
Twentr. tyo birl-, sweeps'akes race-E Woods
le Casey, ~; tanning. - Davids, 10. Lane, IL.
fifteen Bird., rkprrt ruleI-R. Woods, II; IL.
Mon|S.- J. y hopkins. II, Casey. 10; lavi1. II;
W. Hopkins, ~.
Twenty I'VE birds per man-E Woods. Fl; Fan.
'lub shoot. h.ty birds r.. Woods. ?, Al; p,
Woods. 10, ~; Remsen. p, ~; Casey. 5, ~: Fan
ninG. scratch. - David 10. ~ " Hopkins, q, 81,
George Patterson. II, a., Bernard Amend. 4, 40
Lane, ~, ~.
HAMPSTEAD. Jan. 90. After Fridays big day
II was to be expected that the attendance a,
the traps Of tho Cartrrct Gun Club yesterday
would 10 small, and this proved to be the case
Thu heavy morning rain also tended to kcer
the sportsmen away. The few regulars that
turned ont did good work considering the 200,
light and murky atmosphere. Most Of the
events were miss -and-out affairs. there being
only one biz stake event. This was for twenty
BIRDS, handicap rise. entrance SO. II A.. Welch
KILLED nineteen birds, missing the eleventh.
Daniel !, Bradley missed his seventh and
twentieth. and Capt. Money winged only fifteen
The rhre" miss-anl-put contests resulted as
10 Nows; W. W. Wntrous won the first: Can't
Money the second. and ". Ferguson the third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

Daniel Chaunccy was elected to the Presi.
dency OF the DEker Meadow Coli club yester-
day. IN place OF Norman ;. Dixie. who had been
at the head oi affairs since the start OF the club.
The election was held at the first meeting Of
the board OF governors chosen at the annual
was elected to tn. captaincy. the other officers
chosen beng: W. A., Putnam. Vice. President:
T. l.. kilhlleisch. Secretary. and Irving l..
Bush, Treasurer.
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President srhurmar To speak Mt YnIc.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. = -It Is announced to-day
that Pres dent John Il. schnrmnn of Cornell
University had accepted m initiation 10 speak
Mt Yale University on tho Philippine question.
He will sleak here about Feb, IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

sumnsr positions always pay wen
Three. four, or five months Instructors
nov will quality von. ~ Miller Grad
uate" Il a synonym for proficiency 10
stenoersphy and ~Typewriung. WY
Because we teach q Shorthand easy
10 read and ~write-Th Gregg. For 10
yea ~ we ha We been creating u STANDARD
Of erceIience. Four Gradual" last week.
No Better school a. Any Price. Day
and evening. Catalogue free. THE
MILLER SCHOOL, 1893 broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

NV HAVEN, Jan. 2U-It wa. given ou, here
tonight that Nichois,. he boston pitcher, hal
been engaged by he Yale Basabal Association
this season.
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If y0r arr CONDrtTING

A really frst-class Furnished Room or Board.
ing House, mako it, locality known through
TIE SUNS Advertising columns. Sun readers
seek such p.aces.-Aou.
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One OF the events which was full oil interest
was the play of OF the finals for the first cup in
the New Years tournament. between Jasper
Lynch ami Fred. r KimDall. The conditions
we're thirty-six holes. match play. and Kimball
gained decidedly the best end OF the morning
pay. being livs up at the half In the after
noon. however. Lynch steadily, cut Town the
lead and tn. match ended with Kimball ono up
and winner Of the Gun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

GLEN Cow, Jan. 20.-The stormy weather
was accountable for the small field at the Mas
competItion to-day. The cards were all high,
owing 20 the sticky condition OF the course,
Ii, NJ. Adams and 7. Is. Pratt tied for first
honor- and j. Is. &. Tappen was second. The
hrnrns Ivprps
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writ!ng, Arithmetic. Gram mar. Correspondents &c,
taught in the shortest time consistent wi h thorough
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The following are the exclusive advantages Offered
ct this college:
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Now IL the time to begin, Day and evening -
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

The New York 4. C.. Hockey team easily de-
fcated Princeton at the 81. Nicholas
Rink last night The score was . to 0 In favor
Of he athletes. IT, the first halt Fenwick
scored twice and was then hurt in tho arm and
retired. The New Yorks played the rest Of the
game with six men. In the second half Horn
ic,h made = goals and Hunt |. The lineup
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DOWNTOWN SCHOOL

OF THE wALwoRTH INSTITUTE, sTENoo-
RAPHY AMI TYPEwRIrING. WILL OPEL FEB. 4,
IN THE sPALDtN8 BUILDING. 1888 WEST AID
ST. DAY n EVENING SESSIONS: INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION.
ALL OR WRITE AT ONCE FOR PARTICULAR.
IN ORDER THAT you MAY BEGIN ON THE
mo DAY."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

penalty ! am now paying FOR she pleas
ure Of d, an
Wishing you succcEsful hunt ard
plenty % yarns. I am. with regrets. YOURS
truly Charles H. Strong
After many amusing experiences hai
been told by members ami guests. refresh
menis were served and che ne.t meeting
was announced one hundred invitations
We're sent out 20 a meet 40 sandy Christ
mas DAY
Tho dogs are a. keen as mustard Cor a
run, ard IL Del announced that there b. a
'particulariy' large ANA cunning fox az
Sandy which has deceived the houuds
twice. and determined EFFORT will be
made 10 follow him 20 the death az this
meet
The hunters say that it viii he one ~
The best hunts % the season. The livery
stables are making an eTori to provide
mounts A. z o'clock Tuesday morning
che master 90 the hunt VIII blow his horn
ana the hunters viii assemble Tho NEST
stop viii be- made a. Wheeimau's Pack.
junction skidaway shell road and Ia q
avenue After which the hunters viii pros
coed 60 sandny. where the greater part
Of the day will be spent la tho sport %
kings
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23

forties and early hf,es grew reminiscent
the other day when the subject Of Christ.
mas was mentioned
me barrel FIRE wbh plenty or TAR ana
roain used 10 be the great feature OF
NhFh mas with VS. back ia the nftiee "
one or them remarked 81 rener,i,or \,
isof' the yellow fever year seeing great
oohhres "a all The squares throughout tho
CITY. The police barracks stood right
across there, he continued indicating the
s,.e or the new government building
h"t me police never gave us boys any
Wouhle. They used 10 have then watch.
men patroiling the streets with muat.ts
sua u was great trick Of the BOYS about
christmas time 10 slip up behind one Of
lhese watchmen and take his musket
away from him. Then one OF the Kids
would take and mako the Waterman
maj ume. or dance or do other similar
unaignhed stunts. We had very few
fireworks In those days. in fact. practical
w nothing but Arccrnckers. but no one
would hesitate 90 shoot muskets loaded on
W whh powder, pistols and any sort ~
cannon they could get hold or We had
lots Of tricks in those DAYS that seem 10
nave been forgotten now. NOWADAYS Tho
police regulations are FAR more strict The
boys do not have any such bonhres as We
were allowed 10 build aud such even as
We're seen IN comparatively recent wears
They have more fireworks than we ala
but II ends there II does not seem TO
me that the boys now have any such fun
az we used 20 have
The celebration OF Christmas. 10 nv
mind remarked another. has changed N
some ways. and iu others Il has not. Tn.
season brings tho same sentiments ana
feelings now that u did fifty wears ago
Everybody bad a big dinner then as is
the case now. and business was forxo.-
ton. as 10 Is to-day" lie thought. 30 any
thing. the charitable institutions which
were here then. were a. well. and some
times, perhaps. better supplied with table
delicacies and other remembrance than
Is the case to-day
As far as the celebration Of the small
hoy Is concerned he Is going the limit OF
the Law to-day. az he did In years gone
by. Some OF the old customs have al
most passed into disuse because they are
interdcted. but there are other customs
and tricks. and II there is anything the
small boys wants to do he is going 90
take the chances so long as there is no
policeman In sight.
An exceptionally good dinner "a being
prepared this year for Tho a0 or more
county convicts. They will have fruit and
cake. an extra quantity Of meat and
other rations. and plenty of tobacco 90
get them through the week. The inmates
OF the fail also VIII be remembered Even
the outcasts from society are not forgot
ten and in their way they will unques-
tionahly enjoy the day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
An Ideal cafe.

The Beckmann Cafe Is one OF The incest
places In the city Tor the inner man 40
be refreshed and invigorated. Proprietor
Beckmann has refurnished the entire cafe
and the upper and lower floors are oil
that the most particular could desire. The
best chef and a corps OF experienced cooks
make ie possible for the Beckmann Cafe
10 serve game. meats sea food and al
tbe deiicacies OF the season In fhultless
style. Gulf coast oysters OF me flavor.
raj and fresh. are q specially. These are
received every day Northern aud domes-
~ oysters are also on call. The IA
NOUS Wuerzburgcr Hof Braeu Beer on
ar,urht and IN bottles has proven one OF
~ strongest attractions Of the cafe Mr.
Heekmann has the purest, oldes, ANA best
wines. WHISTLES and brandies. and serves
al the desirable and popular brands.
Ige imports direct and his customers can
depona on having the best The Beckmann
cafe Is a weil-eonductoi. frst-elass ins,i-
,,,,,or and the service b. up 20 the high
est standard OF excellence
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
----e -s~~s'~------------
CRIMINAL CAstss NEXT TERM.
Uaitsd states Court WIN Try Those
Who Have Been Indicted.

There will be a number OF criminal
trials during the next term Of the United
States District Court. which oonvenes
Jan. 2 Before Judge spesr Ieft FOR Ma
con. on Friday night. he stated that these
criminal cases would b. taken 10 during
tho session.
In number o. these cases Indictments
have already been found and che defena-
ants are either IN Jail or out on bond
awaiting trial There arc some days dur.
ing the month q January for which 40
civil cases have been assigned and Il =
probable these or some Of them. will be
given up % the trial Of the criminal cases
Among the cases 10 be tried b. THAI or
g. v. KcWis. OF che remaining members
or the bard OF couapirnt0ra. who. with
}. 3. Tyson az their head. feeced mer-
chants all over tine country through tho
Use Of the mails. When Tyson and his
oo-conspirators were arrested, Rewis and
". l.. Jones OF ali Of those who were
indicted for completely IN the crime. alone
managed 70 escape the clutches Of the az
nczfs CT the law
Jones has never been captured. re was
some time after the others had pleaded
guilty and been sentenced, even after tho
court had been adjourned for tho term.
that Rewls was arrested. lie was unable
10 give bond and has been a prisoner at
the county jan ever since.
he seems 90 have had a pretty hard
time. Sic had no money and no clothes
and appeared 10 have had no friends 70
supply him with either the one or the
other The tattercd garments he wore at
tho time OF his arrest were soon reduced
10 rags and for some time he has been
wearing a suit OF couvlcts clothes given
him oy the sheriff. The matter was
brought 20 Judge speer's attention while
be was in Savannah. and Il u altogether
likely that something Will be done At
once 20 alleviate the unfortunate condi-
ton la which Rewis finds himself.
There IRE other cases, turned over 10
the District Court by the United States
commissioners "a this division Of tho
Southern district. IN which no Indictments
have yet been foupd. Il has not yet been
whether OF nss q grand jury
will be summoned for this term Of the
court. but shouid one be- drawn thesa
cases viii receive attention. II indict-
mants IN these eases are found. II viii
IN All likelihood be necessary for the courk
to extend its session well into the month
OF February. as the trial u the OWL
cases on the docket and the criminal
cases in which Indictments have alreasiv
been found win consume the entire
month Of January. and possibly IN thcm-
selves require more time than can ps
given them during that month
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
WILL BE A HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
PURCHASES on SHOPPERS INDI-
GATE GOOD TIMES.

urouEhton street Crowded Last
Night with the Many who Were
Anxious TO Lay an Their SuppIy Of
Holiday Gifts-Merchants, Grocer,
,Icn and Butchers Have HAD n
Busy season-The Christmas Tree
WuI he Freely Used-ChrI.tmas
aud the small Boy-Not Like n,
Used co ne In OIden Times.
The streets were alive last night with
Christmas shoppers. Down town. espe.
Gladly on Broughton street. the appear
.nce was that of small edition OF
christmas eve. There was a good deal OF
noise. bot rather a scarcity OF Christmas
horns and fireworks. The fact was tho
PEOPLE were too busy gathering up their
Christmas bundles and getting in shape
for more freedom on Christmas eve.
The retail stores were crowded all the
syersng many OF them staying open right
up 20 e o'clock. while Broughton stree,
was crowded almost as much as IS the
case on Christmas eve. there was moth.
ing like the me-riment that marks tina,
occasion. However. here and there a
straggling note from Christmas horn
could be heard. and now and then from
distance would Gene the sound Of a
cannon cracker.
Everywhere the merchants seemed 10
be- having a lively trade ana packages
were being sent out a. rapidly as the de.
livery wagons, and tho extra force OF
poriers could carry them. when there
was sometimes doub; OF getting package.
oui during the evening. the purchasers
would carry them themselves. ana many
choppers could be seen going out Bull
street with arms fun OF all sorts OF bun
dies. lam
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
The savannah Preparatory school.

A little over a year ago the s T. s..
az Il is familiarity spoken o. first opened
is doors to students. The nrst dag nfteon
boys appeared aud work was begun with
~ much enthusiasm as n there had been
double this number Il was not long be-
fore the general satisfaction given 70 stu
dents aud parents alike began 10 tell. ana
between January and March. twelve more
students were entered IN the school
The headmastcr Of tho school Is
young man who appears 90 b. but little
older than some Of his pupils. but a visl-
tor 70 the school rooms b. a. once inn
pressed with the perfect discipline which
prevails amoug the students Doubtless
the military truiuing % the boys has
much 10 do with the order which Is Oh.
served IN study hall and recitation rooms.
but besides this. there IS evident spirit
OF friendship and confidence between
teachers ana students which makes dis
cIplino more satisfactory than when 81
q enforced hy great severity
The military training Of the school is
not intended % make sold era u thc boys
n IS intended 10 promote immediate ODE
dicnce 70 those in authority. 20 AFFORD
thorough physical development. ana 20
encourage neatncss and prompincas.
The school numbers over hfty boys. and
q equipped with tho standard military
school rife The appearance u the boys
af driu has been most favorably criu-
clscd by those VINO have seen them.
The school Ms successfully prepared
students for Yale. Cornell. and many Of
our Southern universties It's instruct.ng
corps. besides Dir strong who % Cor
nell alumnus numbers three teachers
Rev. y r. johnson. 4 a.. Of Princeton.
John steixcr. A. b. Of Northwestern
University and Mrs r. y. Strong Of
Nassar. who was until her marriage,
teacher Of mathematics az the High
School
The school nav occupies the well known
Habersham house on Harris AMI Bar.
naFd streets. and the students may be
seen az drill every day 20 the square IN
front Of the house. The building contains
a large study hall laboratory and -four
recitation rooms.
The s. p. S. offers not only a yrenara-
lion for any American university or
scientific school. but 10 those who wish
4 liberal education before entering buei-
ness IL offers much that is studied in the
..sz. ...ss yaasa al college.
Visitors 70 the school are always made
welcome.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
A NEw rtuIIc moan.
Gwinnett street Extcnded-Suases
ton WORTHY of prampt Attention.

A
49,
''N' NOW tnHt 'n"
isniiing or the neNt state Fair .u savan-
nah is an assured fact every eitfHeu
rbeuil d, ,,stir.. ,t.,.., g.. ,....,... O.. -
49,.
'''' t''t'' '"'ika VIII i''-
D." %.
10 has occurred 90 tbr writer that nj
once. rrrrafation ahout D.. mad. Tor
facilities f0r rcarhiu- the ground. Vhl.
having Boo interest in T.n pr,.... ,otir..
o. would seem thaf All OF the nrrumrrse
favor f. na tha best location Ia ALREADY
has ID race course. that can Ia r.,te en-
urely satisfactory az a lcss cost than a
now ono could - raietructtd "a any oth.
cr roinf All lines Of railroads can reach
If Tor Che delivery of freight and pas
screers Tlrre ls already "a thoroughly
.suIrped tr5u., limo which can be dott.
Hfe fn4ek,l if r..gesar. ON each aite OF
BE- hrfe are VOL ftVsi rubii, roads
Tho owners are ubllr spirited mon.
whose holdings have not been held for
other rurpos.. heretofore, and therefore
ns fictitious ,.,in. a. "a iis u.e or pur.
pesD. aau b, pu, uuon Dr.
THE above. however. onit occurs 20 me
Ia connection v.ib tFe r1fn n,frn.-e a.
This trnH.fior ta Wit The Weldon OF
another uubl. road away FROM tho rail-
ra,1. d., which fo reach Ten Hrocci,
.ouf.e oi. f,fr rr.,ird.
several wears ago thare was advocated
tho extension ~ gvInurti street west.
wand 10 ,u intersection with the Telfnir
roal r-hls y,..,fs lad direei 10 ths FAR
Grounds esp..i.fIv ID ID were dlvcrrei y
nan. a. the northwest
g,,tr,.t, str.,t d.. ,,yy ,,y.at to efile>
at.r,,, r,d ep.n,t .op. distance DO
49,, .rt.,.' ,.. I,,, tbr,t
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-23
ouDEns ron FInsr INFANTRY.
Lieut.. Leonard Detached aud Flee
ton Postponed.

Lieut.. Leonard Detached sud Flee
ton Postponed.
Tho general ana special orders were
iasnsd yesterday hy col r 8 WHY. Jr.
~ the FIRST Infantry The special order
detached Lieut. J. a. Leonard Of the
irish Jasper Greens temporarily for enc
DUTY ~ organizing the new company me
Fmmet Rlnea. to be- presented for mus
ter In NJ soon as possible. Lieut. Leonard
viii report directly 20 the regimenth
commander.
Several sections made up the general
orler. The extract from che Governor {
order detaching the savannah volunteer
Guards from the regiment was publish
~ ma the officers - tho Guards were
enumerated .....,..
rbe election Of colonel % Lieutenant
.oionel and two majors legally Was i"ft
,,,,.g by the orders until Jan. 49, The dhte
originally assigned was Dec ~
rl,ree. hours and supervisors for the
election remain a. indicated Ia a proceed
INK order 49,. r.,.t-
mont viii h. held next Friday uiEht 80
,be armory. when business relative 20 we
r,.-orranizatlon OF the command wiz oe
considered.