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The times., 1901-04-07
EASY FOR Y. NJ. C. A.
Champions of Delaware No Match
for Local PLAYERS.

Tor Local Players.
! The local y NJ {. A basketball team
| had as it's opponent last night the Y NJ
] c. A players of Wilmington, ana easily
/ defeated them by the score Of IA TO 6.
AS champions Of the State of Delaware
the visitors came here yesterday confident
Of defeating the locals, but their conf
deuce suffered a pu!icture ere the first
half was played. The locals were never
headed. and the result of the game was
never in doubt. The visitors were simply
no match for the winners, who were in
splendid condition.
Left Back Bateman established rec
ord for the District by tossing all the
goals for his side. lie was in remarkable
form, and simply played Scrafford, who
4 opposed him, TO a standstill. His re-
markable ability 10 uncover himself with
half the team playing him won the ad-
miratiou Of the crowd, which packed the
gallery
1t was one Of the best and one Of the
cleanest games ever played in this city.
not a single foul being called for rough
playing, and the visitors expressed them
selves as Acre than pleased with the
style of work of their opponents and
with the splendid treatment accorded
them.
Play was at all times fast ana snappy.
In the first half the ball was almost con-
tinualy la the visitors territory. Within
III
man had thrown four goals. Then VIII
mington took a brace and Right Back
ScraffoTd landed Il pretty goal from a
long field toss and Cook followed with an
other, and the half closed with the score
s 10 4.
In the second half the visitors started
in with rush, but they were met by the
locals team work, the best OF the season,
and Were steadily held In check Cook
landed the last goal for his side. after
which came i3atemans steady fusillade,
running his sides score up TO the hand
some total named His last goal was
from the longest throw Of the evening.
The Washington team viii visit VIII
mington next week for a return game
The locals captain kept his team fresh
by substituting players in the second
half:
The lineup:
Washington. Wilmington.
Bateman........left forward Cook
Richey, Craig. right forward. ........ Cooper
Mueller Craig. centre. ........... Simmons
Pimper. er........-...left back. Martin
Ellis. Ourand. right back. Scrafford
Field goals Bateman, Z; Cook, 2; Scraf-
ford. !. Umpiros-Mr. Glover. Whining
ton. and Mr.. Chase, Washington Ref
cree Mr.. Aufente. Timer-Mr Mitchell
The popularity Of lIeurich's beers shows that
Maeyzen Senate. and Lager are brewcd OF the
best malt and hops. Phone Nest 81, Arlington
Bottling Co, iol Z case.
The times., 1901-04-07

If you are seriously in doubt
about a pure family Whiskey,
we will send your doctor Il
sample without charge.
Tharp's Berkeley Rye,
Sl2 + Street.
Phone ll4I for
Family Orders.
The times., 1901-04-07

Outfielder Jimmy Slagle may be lost to
the Washington club. but he appears TO
be the only one who is causing Manager
Manning any uneasiness. Slagle signed
an option, which was drawn up by
prominent attorney. accepted expense
money. and is not only morally but legally
bound TO play in Washington. 1t is not
likely. however, that a fight Will be made
for his services, as the policy of the
American League is to pass such men By
for all time.
The times., 1901-04-07

Never before in the history of baseball
has there been such a hurrying 10 and
fro among the managers and club presi-
dents as -here is at the present time.
Perhaps the nearest approach to it was
when, back in the SOS. there was a
specified time late i'm the fall at which
players could be approached for engage
mentS the next season; but even then
the rush for desirable men was not com
parable with the present competition
between the American and National
leagues to fill their teams with the best
of the players who are not signed for
next year.
Nearly every team in both leagues has
agents out after players and the mana
gers of all the sixteen clubs with the
possible exception of McGraw of Balti-
more and Jimmy Manning of Washing
ton, whose teams are practically COM
plete are threatened with nervous pros
tratiOn as the result of constant worry,
not only over players who are wanted
and are not as yet secured. but over play
crs who have already been engaged /ut
who. it is feared, may slip away through
some loOphole that has been left uncov-
cred.
Baseball agents will be scattered all
over the country this week. for within a
few days all the teams are scheduled to
begin their spring practice and yet hard
ly any nine is at all sure what will be
its makeup when it takes the field for
play Many of the managers, too, are
putting in nights on the road and days
in talking to men who are holding out
for the best there is in sight. The Ma
tional League has realized that its bluff
threat about holding it's players on the
much-talked of option clause no longer
frightens National League players who
are unengaged. and now their emissaries
are down on the ground bidding for the
men on the same level with the Ameri-
can League commercial travellers.
The times., 1901-04-07

The popularity OF lIeurch's beers shows that
Macyzen. Senate and Lager are brewcd OF the
best malt and hops. Phone West 81, Arlington
Betting Co, ioI Z case.
The times., 1901-04-07

AS the managers of teams in both the
American and National leagues have or
dered their men to report this week.
if they have not already responded
to the roll call for spring practice. it viii
soon he possible to accurately announce
the makeup or the various clubs. In view
of the desertions that have occurred II
is naturally expected that others Will
The times., 1901-04-07

Comiskey says he is not worrying at
all about the makeup of his team.
Worse things could happen than being
a man or two shy at this time of the sea-
son.
why, last year at this time l didn't
have team at all." he says. II was
building a grandstand then. / pulled
through all right, too, didn't 1? This
year things are a trihe different It's
harder TO land a man now, and still hard
er to hold him after he's once landed
but / don't worry. AS far as second base
is concerned | have n man signed for
that position, and a good one, too. Who
is he? We'll, l can't say just now, for
| know the craft of the National
LeaGuers too we'll.
The times., 1901-04-07
The lineup:
49,
Wilmington.

Field goals Bateman, Z: Cook, 2; Scraf-
ford. l. Umpires-Mr. Glover. Whining
ton. and Mr.. Chase. Washington Ref
cree Mr.. Aufente. Timer-Mr Mitchell.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

mud springs and alum springs. The
bath houses are erected oyer the SUI
Iphur springs. fifteen In number. The
lsprings are located north Of Albuqnef'
aus, at tho foot of old Mt, Badly, at ah
elevation of about GOO feet, b. Mpre
| p~istuDesaue surroundings could not be
limagined.m Several cottages have been
Ierected in that section and delightful
side trips can be taken up the various
lsayope! to itha Jemez pueblo, twenty
EHye miles to tho south, or to TIP
IJemez,1 HOT Springs which are, halt
twayo betweeng the JemeE pueblo AMI
.[the Splplmrs Two miles north Of the
Sulphars IN another group of spripgt
which attract many summer visitors
but theTbesN AMI cmest delightful ~
the three groups of thermal, mineral
-ISs,a pcdiOinal Springs are esrtainlf
the S~ulBAtlgF2 AMI they are the mos
leMraeiqps IN the, ,fure, %. various, dit
LEASES. 'especipM 81, the blood .Thpst
Thooshn, sPSbd q VACATION pf9 .YfS,t
,tprn, two, ,,pr more. Should ocertainlt
{SSppfpdd' Paft Of Vt al thf splphHprs, o
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
NJ fu1la CROP PROSPECTS. s1N
m vi IEiF Ftlt--A-Ii4 h'-U nrpd
'Lineoin County Is Blessed With PIent,
s'nou' Of Mater this Season, ''."

ra Tho, prospects for good crops AZ
thpoaghs Lincoln county never were
atpthis time of the year Sl
the White mountain streams are doEI
Ing plenty of water for Everybody
|thToBghrto the, Pefos. All the farmets
Esrai taking advantage OF the situation
and are planting IA much larger ACRE
age than for several years. stock
HhayNUr,o does not Look 50, well this
lspripg Ias formerly, but very heavy
rains recently win shortly improve the
condition OF things. a heavy down
lponEl feu near the mouth OF Eagle
Icreek, which flooded the Ruidoso val
Hey In, places, knocked out many
fumes and DAMS and doing consider
Table damage to bitches all along the
valley, but no ysorioIs damage was
done to plowed land or growing crops
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
TERRITORIAL FAIR.
lAibaqiuseraue Preparing Tor ! Harard
Territorial .Eajr. g.

'Aibuquer que Preparing for a Srand
mo-, ,Dt,o5 Territorial rFain., fu .s.d
n Already Albuquerque Is ,preparidg
for n grand territorial fair ON the 9th
|uf October which promises to eclipse
of the kind ever held In that
tnty, and Albuquerque has long bedn
fa for hor successful fairs. .3lr1
C. G. Hall was In helcity yesterday
and accorded n Times reporter an ~
ltervIew. Mr.. Hliail staes that Ii IL cop
10 have q big base bal
Tournament with n first prize Of $l,OOp
The fair will last five days and The
tournament will be open to the WORTH
faving set the date for the middle 3
October soodiopportunities are offerq'
tho Gibbs to get good men. lnsHt rH|
Eli During fair week n statehood con
IIvention will be- bold and u delegation
from every town In the territory WI
be present. Another feature of th
fair will thefaLropinx contest open 4
,tNewl Mexico, Arizona Colorado, 7TeXa
and Opd Mexico. Among other thing
llwitl be seen beautiful exhibits OF bot
mineral and agriculture. o. N. Mt
ron has BEEN elected president an
y. T.. McCanna secretary.-El Pas
limo .rIEoY F1lln 1lWO rod l
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
IWU UV ~
,Oropped Dead,

J ~.1astonight Whilaiim n Of the'rt-
laortsrin noldi town q fsstobaii Romero,
\ n native about rs yeats Of agaSofeilJtp
jthe floor Un~consuious9 lie icarrieli
|out lGead. Jheart discaBe eeinE consil.
eftdthc cause Of death The dccenseii
lwasita lwoti known character, having
|ltptstThere all his life, and was COP
Inectest with many of the native fam
IlnGslof the valley, and was an hnGf
of Jesus and Andraes Romero. rhf
funeral wit he held tomorrow morn
ing at 9b'dloGk from the church In on
ibtown. d1nternient Will "bellin SanF
1 BartraTa cemetery ttoiiHntnanp1
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
Straw Hats.
Ready for L,artjnu.

verBeRas-AH c6Iors, 80 cents per
dozen. 5f,' .7i ~
Pctunias Single. 6 cent? 40 cents
per dozen. 81 d a. -
Asters-AIi colors, 8 cents; 80 cents
Carnations++Very choicest yarie-
ties, 10 cents 5 100 a dozen,
y cannaB--f'our best SORTS, 10 cents;
$1.50 a dozen,
Chrysanthemunn-Priao winners, 10
ents; $l.00 a dozen,
Pansies-m bud and bloom, so cents
a dozen, rarnsE.- ~-,- ~
Tube Roses-Mammoth bulbs, 6
tcents; 30 cents per dozen.
IVES, THE FLORIST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
JgMHz svLRAuR SPRINGS,
,pna .9f the Famous Summer Resorts
~ Of New Mexico. = - =. -

NJ AVG " AiNpNo PfH'NN' 'NNS'fS
Ino,1J s,,osuofs New Mexico. Linn III u
,ai1inhdsothe now management ofl VIII
tism9M yars, the SiIiphurs are certain
TOO lbe very papular this simmer n
commodious hotel accommodating
tfnrtyu people newrlrithi honses,i one
ifdr men and the utherI for women,
lbplendid cam ping grounds, all offer at
ltractions- for az summer vacation.
lThereHis good fishing and hunting IN
the viclnity Tho clear sparkling wa
tBrsl OF the Cebolla and San Antonio
lproeks hblh the festive trout and game
lis plentiful In the picturesque pane for
oatt surrounding the springs food
itbbard can be had al the hotel f9f4Sl9
ia E waek. - There II. good mall .ahh
lstagoI connection with the outside
layUt@Raad Wialeynear the hePrLp VI ma
tune get otyih2aHon ~ near Snaaeh' 10
lbdudOayehteht. tat "'h H1'IJ 70 z
2iThu main attractions al the Sui,
ph grsto however are the mineral
syringe NtieDr aie specifics FOR vaTi
on sEaf nfents on6m tsttarb TO rheumai
tfsmGg Hero eau be, found hot springs
any "a fln~ lfeet ff6m,iee cold springs
aH1 strongly Amheralizedl Sulphur
seitzer and a curiosity known Al
thaAaleShtrbpaasl aTt 6ao BY ssdS csoss
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
Notice

t., IpilermakeEa machinlsta.v engine
c srpAHtsys4 door foremeng fsil boys
'and general managers Santa fe
roqte:, You all; need a watch, II you
doAT Wait 70 GET feft When the wills
tie blows. We have all kinds v9nt
can sch thSm on time and FuarhateC
them To 'ktfp time WIEN they are
sold. 'd7'l 7' i1is :. VANN a son,
Watch Inspectors. Santa Fe Route
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
Iemex STAGE Line.

j. r. johnson has Established
stage line to- Jemez springs, and IN,
first trip will be made next TUESDAY
Stage will leave Sturges' Europeal
hotel at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning
and return Thursday evening. An
information In regard TO, stage I'm
can be obtained at European hott
| office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

In Perea ad1itibpltoi desiraBle pnrttd
Can be bought Oh ten yeats' Time ~
s per cent per annnm interest, w
assist In erecting homes in speeiI
,ases. .JgcHuS0 SEABERG,
- i..,g i 90 VAL SpringerONy ~
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

Special TO the Mothers Of Stbuausrdst
III yoa wish Ane artistic photographs
Of your babies aud family groups ne
n,emher Huntzlnger's studio, EOS Ses'
Railroad avenue u the place toSstak'
them. These are his speclaltles.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
~
UP TO DATE DENTISTRY.

Drs. Brigham a. Potter, the Eab'
ern Dentists. Eastern micesf OSel
Bank OF Commerce, Mt. Armii'
building. ..u ,Isls h.tFJ
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

,I,n,oIu o~ylpoa1 rrr7-w--7g 1syilS 4ud .
19pdiniebt+tl~ Great l. iic~eit - iant
IiinayeKstta. .Otrhostrionl hal. enn o1
]nl-pb,o JspaVah Doren nas two hun.
Ia Iyi;S On "a, ~ bT mi, Ti,hiewstth.
iqiaN&h o,oyo3 'enf'iGSa 5dG fnD 5il1Wq .
a,iip, on. moll b2niGll1Ios III MA SlIi%rl
slIglYHShsM, tlSY'o FyHtlrlbm miildd1ihht
naggaalYNil3hhHf2 TiNRo @
,flh, stfm rtsehrynm ls9lLi anl 20, Il
blnShebVh yes, bhvi~pon W"s' nWtt
ca north 'n,H ,ho'n.ns '"t'"' witt
purchase-oi-huSS ete.
sfsifqasih' Haatt oia onsi,of othe dnontelt
. I tftdi cyl tne VI ttu93B tfg' ndoansI soop
.ttcUak. tSruthS1 dtrhorial fair.
snDt e-ttR1i gRptYarg.d or rnin this Week
lltM or AhNfy ofmbHjlgH. !tpopii PROSPECTS
h~ahepHsbR R1g rSnRd2i talieyoinhla 10
q ny. WSlol11 LepblutSyP. sstptfeaIo Stats
'Wmorsh6i And postodtro" hypectoI ,p4-
tors were northbound p~8sSsngtrs on
tnIs morning,s ,frain. - 49,. I'D
hoTf ", Ia I % WMex,cah
nIn Aa..%.s., aa..xI..S@nroug
,.,bnssv $1,000 ,,yo.s ,,,,,,c H,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aass"se po'
9rihS1s@1So'siieapAS Hos,lo.u anl -
haA J2ihO .s'iaMisfuconorlpoltian9"a au'
!i,M Mstt,asM !, ,tst a,,"a =
\ n~sr w. w.. oy..,s ,,,r.nass moT "unI
[. vi - W. az. .,nsSL me- "~l,.a,sil |
T.sl baEl9; nr rue hrIn VI MMtuIasinl!!ar
,a,I;aym ddefr Ihts m9InniRi, ~ al .he LII
h pbSthH' trhi1f, I'm santa re ~ oIHHa
< points to take orders lor ms nrm.
acknowledgements 9 AAd fapihg WI t
1'1chsSsf tin slEVlstt ,rMlAfysrS house O
[ ouRorth SGgppd etrqat ,Rn and atffE Jun
EpfstM dSSi9f ltif,l cqpstrH8tl3h a@I aSh
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.

Asparagus, per a ..,,",,1..,, "
9 pounds Newton creamery butter. W
Cream cHstard, per package. 80, :
Fairbank securing soap r.,..... :
Large battle tablo sauce .,,,,., "a
Eastern black raspberrios, can, IL
is baPs Diamond G. soap......, 2!
|h-pound can potted turkey 49,, 2
The celebrated Michigan har'
wood refrigerator. 26 Inches long, !
Ideop, AZ high, holds so pounds Of lc
$1,000.
yl. s.. THE MAZE,
lsa4 70 Wm kieke Proprietor s-'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
stenooraphy and Typewritlng.

I D~"a Established Twenty Years.
NJ DRFw. N. MACBE1 Al, dentist, 2lt
west Railroad emu Gold crow
and bridge work a specially. {
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
gIF7N

OF Ans nripsqbeftdss BSmbrrow, also
cherries. tomatoes, dressed spring
,bruilers. aressefs1 urhsys. home
dressed chickens, fresh sweetbreads
brainsnsprius lamb stcSta al the San
Jose Market tomorrow,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
-4srauttfut --egttugu prgahs AZ s

-bccuttf NCottaEp organs NJ VI
fsfesk st Wbtsfon's music store.
iBAst line OF ssponges. 40. 15 and 25
5cenes. ever sold ] II. 0'Rielly 4 Gu.
y Order your ice cream for dinner
= from Deianey's. Automatic phone,
554. . 6
Just rsceived-A full line of ladies'
and children's white aprons at the
Economist 8HEEA
Attend big sale OF wrappers, all new
styles. Just received atlthe EcononJs ct.
from 75c upwards, ,,,tm
Many beautiful presents given away
at the OrchestriOn hall tonight by
the reaAHHewe cit and ,ZettR-z
Best ana largest line Of drugs ana
chemicals sold at j.. II. O.Rieily q
6fiCo"s,fT pres cripti6nP druggists. a
ca Blank deeds TO lands and lots on TIC
Albuquerque land grant for sale hf
this Office, PRICE 10 gcepts.uQ
little boys sailor suits Just received
3-tp- Z. IN bright colors and, pretty 81
feets: Simon Stern. the Railroad ave
nue. olothier. Nsl7h E5IffIl :
n,A choice, complete aud comprehen
'~hstte RAsoktment or all thai il best anC
,SnfwSst in this line. Albert Faber, 30I
NRaitfoad avenue. vAilAN
Ladies' tailored costumes made 4
order. Elegant line OF spring and sun
mer SAMPLES. D Neetleton Tailorin
= Agency, 2l5 south seeondi street
Wanted-Fiuy track iaborers r.
constgueffonrrwork; $f.75 to 81 per da!
.Aat3aH bnSaSett santa Fe, prescott
Phoenix -Tah%ay, Ash Fork. Arizona.
n .yGcpA,sGEaaas. soaanssth B%roadsay-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

Ua4oS Mhaeh me Go pairs Of mems
1880 Shoes. Which should have gone
boa caisfttrnia.' Rather tiian have them
returned, they madeRyreduction OF 20
cents a pair. In order 10 sell them
.befassJx.lfeii sttl- them A. 81 Thts II a
..,gepninf bargain, 7, Nuensierman,
's's2dSa Railroad avenue ""7 'I'''N
-Isp Strauss the road representative
fdr Mettalf & Strauss, was a noIth
boppl passeagsF, this I%morping, Mr.,
'stfaths.' stated that his trip viii take
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

priBtssv fSssN,saSE IsaTsbsAs ~ through
\A,aWmrtH anlh3s n m9sniiN dtt. route ID
4, aal iSapta FehiGoTq edt o2s
llns .Joih0. qAiMAiagd catbrlpof arhonPlhe
linn aidsRiRsk. pir,fahhto,i iaoti Gtnd city
iagnAHAnipa by h&sitifct aAdowil1re'
ltAns niantr aodArfRs thesuniherf onp
SstasiI BSkipo. 81 tter r4fss Of lMaiini \
iffsakm. lett, 1hist motnfngE Oh thef tast
,, pBI6bfKnY'trhiT' fur Santa ,aha otReI
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17
CHOICE

Read our adj ibDsenwaid Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-17

stsifQRtin" Naait1 "a Onariofo ONO dnurfVtII
. | srtsRa \ sti tss " iuL , ofn ~tiBindosnso soot
.btcuik, f2ruuhS1etritoridi fair. l"d
s IKE ss$sys s SSSY%s4+l{ SSa ys,s 't!!s ss ~sTl
" tYr' Wt,TSlr &p4R,afiRlfeaq s}atEt,
ImarshaI and Postofice MpGftoru ~
tiers were northeeund passengers Of
tniA pprAAiHngttA, 1fain;; In 1po LnaA.
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! R|:|iiD|'iS s; / N AID Bros
.tOCAr PARAGRAPHS,
mud springs and alum, springs.

&.xnag,e,tue ps.Ns Ysrtsv: cse1Js9
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-17
CITY BREvITIES.

j. w. Trice, colored, is held at the
police station, charged by Detective
Murphy with being a vagrant.
Essie Chislom, colored, was commit
ted to Jail yesterday by Justice Ma
thans, on charge of assault and bat
| terry.
Isaac Jones, 12-year-old negro boy,
was arrested yesterday by Patrolman
Stafford for shooting an Alabama sling
shot on the East Side.
In the Court of Ordinary yesterday
Elizabeth Coghlan, administrative of
the estate of Thomas Wall, filed a Pc
tition for letters dismissory.
William T. Morgan, administrator of
the estate of John C. Morgan, filed a
petition for permanent letters of adj
ministration in the Court of Ordinary
yesterday.
In the matter of the application of
Henrietta P. Estes alias Bianco Mil
lenberg for exemption from personality,
| Judge Cam has reassigned the day of
hearing to Sept. g..
Charles Lockwood, colored, was
lodged in Jail yesterday on a warrant
charging a breach of good behavior.
The arrest was made by a constable
from Justice Nathans' court.
The B. Y. P. u of the Southside Bap-
fist Church gave a watermelon feast
last night in honor of the newly elected
officers A good crowd was present
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Lucy Ann Paterson, colored, was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant from
Magistrate Nathans' court, charging
vagrancy. The woman was unable to
furnish bail and was committed to
Jail.
verdict for the defense was return
ed in the Superior Court yesterday in
the case of the knight Pharmacy
Company, against Riente Bros. & SAL
mon. The suit was for $500 damages
caused by the alleged breaking of a
contract.
George Gordon, alias Rabbit, color
3D. was taken to Waynesboro yester-
day. where he is wanted on a charge
of burglarizing a meat house. The
negro was arrested at the Central de-
pot by Patroiman Lakewood of the
railroad force.
Tom Johnson, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Detective Murphy on a
charge of being drunk and disorderly,
and attempting to cut Chin Skeeter
Chin is Greek fruit dealer, and the
row occurred on West Broad and
Broughton streets.
Prof. J.. H. Moffatt of Philadel-
phia, will preach in Yonge's Hall to-
night at $50, on the plan of the
Ages" He will also preach at three
services tomorrow. Mr.. Moffatt visits
Savannah for the first time, and will
deliver his opening sermon tonight.
Martha w. Munford, adminstra trix
of the estate of Richard d. Munford
and guardian of a minor child, filed
an application for the appointment of
Practitioners. A similar application was
filed by the same Administrative on the
estate of Sam l.. Munford.
The lease of the land for the Fair
site as agreed to between the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Land Company
and the Savannah Fair Association
was filed for record in the Superior
Court yesterday morning. The con-
tents of the paper have already been
made known through the columns Of
the Morning News.