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New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

,5a151sc Cheese firm but quiet: old New-York ful
nTean3s choice small 14z615c: do fair TO good 1ig
i4Isc do choice large 1474c DC fair TO good lac N9 %
w f creams best here. 1294c do fair TO good lZp
19i-c Receipts-Flour 5000 bJls and 235o,O 10 no @ ln
sacks: wheat Al 600 BUSH corn OGo ous 9aIS 90 bS
b,St ShfDuents-Wheat 1900 bush; corn lOto oush
oats. bush
Touis Mav 11.-CIose: Wheat-No : red Cash ia
MAJ T1I.c july 6s1sc. September. 6714G6I7sc' No =
hard 7iG74l4c Corn-No cash. +3c nominal; May
10. JuIy 4Tsa641s4C: September. 4154c- Oats-July
8415c, September 29c nominal: No white %Sel'S'2c
Rye steady. 4S1sc-
Vii, NAV 11-Butter ruled firm thH Board Or
Trade today being quoted at 2lc pound safes 10Y the
die+rfr4 durnz asst wee $4,000 pounds
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rivArt,ooI Nav -Cicsing--Wheat-Spo steady: No
. red western winter 3lsd; No Northern spring
ss Sd: No California 6s sad futures steady: May
s. SID: July. es AID n-spot-An.eriean mixed
s,rss otiiet NAV As Sd; June 4S.d July. 44sd
Isaas-anadian quiet IIi4d. F1our-St Louis fancy
ouiet s. HOps-At London tPacifc CoasD
steady Is ios9f6 Reef easy; extra India ness sos
Tsork firm; Western. SIS 81. Hams-Short
cut "A is 10 quiet; 6ss Bacon quiet; Cumberland
long clear middes light g 70 80 n. Sis: long clear
middles heavy ss 20 SIS e1: clear hacks
IL 10 e0 n sis. clear IL 10 ~ shoulders
Square. TO I3 n. easy Sos Lard duN prime
Western IN sie-res American retired. in pals. it's
states. steady, .5s Cheese steady
American fnest white ana colored, oes Ialow-FTtnn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May H. p. m.Coton-S Spot-ciood business
done; prices TO 10 points higher Arercan Sdony, &
rSi5dI,ne ed: good ordinary D. 40d: ordinary I'D
-be raIss ~ The DAY bales, Of which $500
were or speculation export, and included 1900
An1srirar opened firm and closed feVerish'
American middling. G MAY. 5;6ld; May snG June jun
si5 july s.5gqJ sod: July and August
~ gsd AUGUST and September 542G5.43d September
and 0ctober god october and 9.ovember 470d Noyen
6nr rd Tacer,ber 4 I'D: December January. 41O8
4 T1d January and February. 469d
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May I1--F1our steady: best patent spring:
25G 80 straight spring, S44s4 % bakers
Clear spring sS 25gsa 75 grades winter and spring
So T5dS3 patent winter clear, So 5q<S 90
Cracker for So 35@s3 SO; rye flour So 65as4 Whsat-
snrng dull: No hard, S417c; No / Northern, S243c:
winter 6rn No white SIC red. soc. Corn steady
No . yellow; 5Sc; 51c. Oats Arm: No white
3ac. No mixed. 861zc Barley-Track 47G55c- Canal
freiuhts STEADY: oats &c; rye. 4c New-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Street and Des
and COrtlandt
aTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes Inter thnn
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station, except where otherwise noted.
~ NJ FAST MALmsa vi in ,t Ibt to two esbn PsTigr Cars %
P.,tssurs to Chicagq No Soaehes to I PttsDuTs
0.5s l. NJ APE PEENSsYLvANTA limited Pullman
oa ca4a rs4 ss Bnf sGd 6sS
nePna, sI4 fs k1uisye M s s. L9g;
For Toledo. Nashville via Cincinnati and 1ousville).
o5 F. ~ sTieafI 81 fouls slf EXPREssr0r Ptttsbqrr
Mss5 " vs. via shenand9a6 Valley Route,
sSsds Ma:FPs FAFe sae5aaY Rniss P,,e
asu GqnnsstS for cSzsla29 %N6 seR eSNT sfaSdt
wAsHrSGToNs s'i:1S6,s AND i1si1Ra THE sotTH
landt Streets Dining Gsr IoSS @ Dining Car,
Streets. 200. C8,2 Congfessonal Limitsd an P@IiSr
455 dhs nlag cars s25 Dnii MN II 10 night sn
S S Dans e c2T - Dining Ga m ali Pa2or anS
Dining Cars. . Dining Car. 425 Dining car'' 45'
sorTHERN Z sz AIS 1910
ATiANTIc COAST 1INE,-Ezpress $50 g. rn and '-2'
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express 1255 ?. m
NORFOLK AID AID WEsrERN RA1LwAY-For Memphis
aRa HsS RTIesns offo r RAA455 III s2ly a m
FOR OLD PoiSf coMFoRr and NoRFoLK-7S5 a.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 a. m. and 2.55 m WeeK-tlasy
Sundays. 7.55 a. Through Nestibuled Trains buIIs
Parlor Standard Coaches weekdays far-
Smoking Car Parlor Cars, Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY-1255 m. weekdays
points Branch Railroad IRON
West Twenty-thrd Street Station, $50 a. M L<IU ~
rs. S25. 40. and 4 55 D. weekdays SUNDAYS { 20
q nl 4.55 D. m. from Desbrosses and Cortla
Streets). $50, u II 20 23O. $40. 40 and 90
N. weekdays Sundays m. 5-13
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 (Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets $50 To t-0o
%. S55 C955 Penna Limited). 10 10 Desorosses
and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Car) 10 90 tn
ing Carr 1155 m, 1855 Dining Carr. 1.55 Dining
Carr 21O (Desbrosses Cortland Streets. 22Ol. 90
325 Dining Carr 800, 425. 4.25 Dining Car 80
Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr. $50, SO 500 S--S
p m. ~ night Sundays. 6.1O 80 Dining carr. no
coaches), S.2J s5j. 9.55 UAmited 955. 1919 t)inn5
Carr a. M 1855 Dining Carr. L55 Dining carr 30
Dining Car. $50. 423 Dining Carr, 455 Dining !ar
555 Dining Car 7.55. s.25. $50. 92J p m. l2-Io
night.
Offices 461 113 and 261 broadway: IS
Firth Avenue below ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner
l Astor House: West Twenty-thlrd SIeS.
Station and stations Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets Street. SEQ Fulton Street $50 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn: STA
tlon, Jersey City The New York Transfer company
will call and check baggage from hotels anu IesI
dences through to destination. -,,--,,,.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street Tor Pehtsyl'a4-9
Railroad Service
". w ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

Foreign coffee MsrketsFZio coffee market steady; no
-sa 4S5. eZcznEe receipts. 5000 cleared
she United States. 4t00 bags: stock O5orSo bags
market quiet. good Santos $500.
i.a--s $4,000 bags stock. $4,000 bags. Hamburg
Cafze market opened unchanged: 2-30 net
rr-au-e = u1ennc higher: sales 1000 hags. Hsvre
rafre market opened quiet y franc higher: at l.
.-rf.arruels RI J. steady. lower; 30
frI-aaurefl- total sales.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay ana Chrlstopner S-s
1870 A. h.-kor Blnshamton and syracuse
1000 A. A.-For Buffalo, Chicago and 81 LouA
81 40 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
TACO P. M.-For and Plymouth.
SC 10 P M.-Fol Buffalo and Chicago.
'S.45 p M.-Utica, Oswego, ithaca. Bunalo
a. 90 A M.-For Chicngo-Seepers open p NJ
Broadway, ~. Y: S3s Fuiton
st Brooklyn sDaily. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol-

was q
cotton market Of the season ne
z6ng the outset The market opened
advance 5d23 points. and showed sensational
Egsnefs right after the caE under what amounted 10
F-sslrslv panic nearby shorts The initial advance
largely the strength al Liverpool winch
IT, q local opening, reported an advance
- - whereas gain Of about Sf points mac
hssl expected. This slowing with the advance Of 10
English spot market and furthe1 eKnlol
On C srons-i The part Of HeVcIleans brought about
tlsE covering by shorts noJwitstaf1lg me reineT
asEer port receipts and favorable weather Right fol
oEl1g the cali May sold u %. July 70 1893 Au-
s1s. 1921. September % "a this being an ad-
fsnce 16d24 tne close Of Saturday Inen
tee q realizing movement, with the buu Clique
az = De ilquios-nC while commission houses also
~ taking profits and prices eased off 70 IsTei net
70 pants higher compared WIKI The close OF the
ta.lg dsE- The estimated receipts for to-n1orroN
rdalg points heavy. snd this. with the gotsa
sher encouraged the realizing a-oune midcay white
s crop months continued 70 show rather heaNy
oa positions. with the exception or sep
aeEr which under the CID crop influences
sard The ctose d report was circulated that q new
l1 had formed. including New-OTleans an
sss hsylng large financial backing for the purpose
- Nav market into July
a. Augls Influenced partly hy these reports there
s trash burst q covering which carried prices up
z ;ha pcint q day and season May sold al
ssIisnaer = this there was final resc-
t1r fran - POINTS market closed steady.
= 1926 points higher. Total sales Of futures estimated
N.te bales
fsnge contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

follows; Flour oull ana
No . wheat, TenSOc: No 3, I3Ql9c NO 2
red 7si.QTsI9c No corn. 44&c No yellow 46q4tt4c
No . oats 35c: No white 3717c. No white, $685. Ne
No rye soc good barley 379+0c; fair to choice
Tnsltinr 4eISsc; seed 81 II; No Northwest
ern ST l5 prime timothy seed. So 4bqS3 5o clover con
tract grace. SI2 30 Mess pork boi slI 81 9Sli 90
lard per IS stgss s7ie short ribs saes aoose
saited shoulders tboxedl IS 81 sGSs 90
short sides (boxedl 50 63sase 70 Whskey basis
OF high wines 30 On the Produce Exchange 10 day
the market nrIn Creameries leGie asiTtes
14Adlsc; firm; mark Included l4% gl49.c
cheese steady i3h @1S51c
Duluth. May 11.-C1ose: Wheat TO arrive. NO hard.
70 Northern 7sl4c: No Northern l6A4c; May.
10 herd Tsa4ei July. 77ssc; September. To7sc osts
MAY. 39Lc.
Milwaukse, May 1--CIoss: wheat higher; No 1
Northern ke: No Northsrn 7s1saso4zc July 7fssc
Rye nrm No l. b21.asse. Barley lower: No 2. 6sa5se;
gample. i0d53sec Corn~-Juv. 441-c.
MINNEAPOLIS May u-ciose; Wheat cash 7c; asHc; May
July. 763sc; track No j hard. satsc: NO !
Northern. 7she; No Northern T,.ss No 3 Northern
81 1ons4 70. second
ents 81 o5s4 Is: clears s3Gs3 To- second clears.
~ Asa 81 Bran bulk. sl2as12 90
PhIladelphia MAY II Wheat dull but steady;
grade May Tahdsec Corn quiet. unchanged May. 500
q.iet; 9 white clipped 33Asn Flour
iui and weak 10 sell prices unchanged. Rye -four
dui and unchanged steady: fair demand:
western creamery 22lse; do nearby prints &c Eggs
good demand. fresh nearby loc A. fhe nark DO
16i s1e2c do southwestern ioc; do Southern
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
STOCK ON HAND

Savannah May 11Turpentine firm. 46c: receipts 90
bbis sales exports 41e Rosn irIn; reeets l. 4sl
bhis exports $3.50 a, Is - II. + 81 20. +, 81 %. T.
81 So H. 81 %; l. 81 So; X s.: NJ IS 10; n 50 i' e.
So 3S w W, $3 70 ~
oriet. A B c. u. e 81 F. 81 So g. 81 90 II. 81 -;
So % 20 49,. .. g. A. -
cepts 10 casks RosinNothng doing receipts - Dds
Crude tupenne quiet 81 So 70 and 50 90 receipts II
bhls Tar firm 81 So; receipts 9S bbls- .
London. May 1I.-TurpentineS as lViSp- teosih
American strained. IS 1Oizd: fine. 9s
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine remained steady but
quiet with prices unchanged the basis OF 4S1zc for
made steady to nrrn Tar
ruled rm selling readily in jobbing way at full prices
sPgTRfTS gTSfT TIrRPENTINE-On and machine bbs, 49G
49izc. .-e.o,o -. =, 40
ROSIN-Conlrnon good strained S2a$2 %; - - iSa
% p 50 oOGS2 25 F 81 q. 81 81: H. 81 90;
< 81 50: NJ So 40; n, So 80; W c. So 20: " W. 50 '3d
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

C4rss Liberty 81. Ferry. south Ferry tstor House
aEI 81 1900 1354 Broadway Is Ith Ave. -
io 10 SousTe West East f25th St 90 West 125tl
90 ToIu1bus Ave New York, court -. @+i $50
Ii,o1 - BROOKLYN. $50 Broadway, Wiiianlsours N7s
or transfer calls for and checks baggage 10 d@s
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
(New York Central & Hudson River r R. Lssses1
Trains leave Franklin 81 station foiloWs
and Is min. later West f2d St y. r:
-. 10 a. M.-FOr intermediate points TO Albany
I'll. % A ND Saratoga and Mohawk Express
sIOO p M .icago Express
- p N-Cont. Lin Detroit Chi. s. Louis.
No or River points and Albany
900 P M-For Roch. Buffalo Cleveland and chicago
M-For Roch, Buffalo. Detroit and St. Louis
P M-For syra-. Roch. Niagara Falls llst 4 NJ
Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Annex
On az TO 45 A NJ q, 45 NJ Leaves Jersey city
; r r III 20 A NJ. (2) at T3j5 T. VI Time
hotels and Offices. Baggage ehe-Ae4
from hotel or residence by Westcott Express
n SMITH e.. E. LAMBERT.
General STperntendent Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

BEEFEs-Reeeipts for two days were III oses Ps %, or
8 including II for export alive los Tot
market all at Jersey lily
the exception of Steers opened a. a
steady; sales OF medium ana Hsll
nrTn shade higher; bulls heid w on
all grades: were quoted hun and i0Htbc hishef;
Tho yards cleared Ordinary 10 nfiss 81 -
per bulls 90 ~ 90 COWS
e. 2sTS4 IA. Dressed beef was good demand. Win
general s7ae per n for native sides n.tis
q To-day's Liverpool i<p'laou
cables quoted live selling al 1lzai2f.e per H.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY ZEN t<AL H. *
Liberty street and south Ferry ttme from south
Ferry minutes earlier than shown oeIo"l
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHI Nk-z4G0 C71J Eastou only) 9-lo a. n,
I2O 4 4O 500 C5.4j Easton only) Sundays - p
MILK 4 Li <iEsBtRRE SB HRE AND sCRANToN-zt0o. o-io
+ = sKt:xs rs: ~ OOD IAIxETITRsT. TONS RIVER AND
80 a n. 1-ot' t8-+'f - q" itN-
wood and Lakehurst onIyl. 800 ?. m Suncays. lJ'+
sTIANTIC CITY-fa.40 M. $50 ,.
TINFI,AND AND BRIDGEION-fz4t3 a. me fi-H'
roSE BR4NCH, AsBURY PARk. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHoKE
POISTS-z4.O0 $50 11-.0 a. n- 80. ,-',- b-'' o. III
SrDdsys except Ocean Grove 300 g. m. 900 p m -
- ~ IS ~ 5000 1000. Tl100 a Tl2en. ~Lt"f
81 go 200 43CO. 500 800. i6oo. TI3o- 500" g. M
ZIP 10 iNI, nl CHESTNUT eTrREETS-s&25 4Sr siO
READIYG HARRISBURG. POTTsyIL!E tND
WJITIANsPORT-lI 400. ~ .. 500 Hle ttt''f
- 90 a M Reading onIyl slG0 .-'l21. F2tD m
Reading Pottsvile and Harrisburg only f+o" ODD
stNny HOOK ROT TFI-Froun foot ~ Rector street.
PIE AtIantic Highlands SeabriSht Monmouth Beach.
and Fast Long Branch. 1000 m. 40 p m
From Liberty only %Daiy- TDaily. except sun
day SSunday only. +Parlor cars only Via f21a9ns-
Sfces Liberty St Ferry Ferry. Nstor House
ts@ 96f 43i 1900 Eroadway is2 5th AVE.. =
Union Square West 1913 East l25th St @l& "es 125th
a. 345 CoIuulbus Ave New York court ST @4t SO
Vol transfer calls for and checks bassags % d@s
tRStoG9- t1s q TEsrrR C. NJ BURT.
vice pres and Cen. Mgr Gen. Fass'r Agt-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-18

eyes. Danny forced the milling and,
although leaving many a chance for an
uppercut. Tokell was too slow to take
advantage of them. They were mix
ing it furiously DIS the bell rang, Tokell
having slight advantage.
Both were wild in the second, there
being nothing of any consequence
done. Dougherty opened the third with
fast rush. forcing the Englishman
on the defence with volley of blows.
Tokell swung his right heavily on the
jaw as they clinched and Dougherty re-
taliated. The bell ended a fast rally.
The Englishman showed up to decid-
ed advantage in the fourth, getting
to Danny's jaw with a stiff right,
which shook up Dougherty. The fifth
favored the local man all the way
through Tokell appearing tired as he
took his corner when the bell rang
The last opened up fast, with Dougher-
ty taking the initiative. Danny was
rough, and after jabbing a terrific left
to the face showed Tokell to the floor
The Englishman seemed bewildered
after getting up, and Danny kept rush.
ing him, landing some singing punch
es to the face and body. After a
rough mix up in d corner Tokell APP
peared to have regained his GOODNESS,
and the last minute was fought out
give and take.
Black Bill added another victory to
his credit by putting George Naples
away before the first round terminal
ed in the semi wind up.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-18
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, March 17.-Munro's
mastery ride landed Ben Chance, the
second choice in the betting, first at
the wire in the st. Patricks Day hand
leap this afternoon. Ruby Ray. White
Owl and Moderator were the winning
favorites to-day Summary:
First Race-Six furlongs. Cincin-
natus, 2 to l. won; La Cache, Is to l,
second; Ringdove, to 5, third. Time
120 is.
Second Race-Selling, one mile. Ruby
Ray, to 5, won Pay the Fiddler, SO
to 1, second Denny Duffy, to 2. third.
Time 1850 As.
Third Race-Selling, five furongs.
White Owl, to 5, won; Tickle Saint,
3 to /. second; Latoka, 10 to 1, third
Time 1:06.
Fourth Race-St. Patrick's handicap.
mile and a sixteenth. Ben Chance, Is
to 5. won; De Rezke. to 1, second ;
Marshal Neil, / TO 3, third. Time 1:5S.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Nyx, Q
to 5. won; Lady Brockway, to s. sec
ond Miss Stanley, to 1, third. Time
j 06 As.
Sixth Race-Selling. six furlongs
Moderator to TO- won; Katie Gibbons.
10 to /, second: The Bronze Demon, 5
TO I, third. Time 1:19 1-5.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Jeaness Miller shoes for ladies.
and Turner shoes for men, handled only
] by A. s. Nichols, the reliable shoe
| dealer. s Broughton street. west.
Up-to-date footwear at lowest prices
| ever heard of at E. j. Okarma. Don't
| fail to examine our $3.50 and $3.50
shoes. III Broughton.
Palmer Hardware Company still takes
| the lead with the finest line of hard
ware, cutlery. guns rifles and ammu-
milton, rope, tiEware, stoves and crock
cry and fishing tackle.
Palmer Hardware Company. whole.
sale and retail store, is an excellent
place to trade. They sen everythlng
kept in a first-class hardware store
]. c. Postell, IS Bryan. east. has cor
sale or lease choice block of lots in
Collinsville. An ideal spot for dairy
florist or manufacturing purposes. See
him.
H. II. Peoples & Sons wholesale ana
retail hardware store, is one of the best
equipped hardware stores in Savannah
The cordial treatment makes new Gus
toners.
H. H. Peoples & Sons, 12s Congress.
street, is a splendid place to buy vo,,r
hardware, stoves, implements. Are
arms, cutlery and builders supnliea
guns and ammunition.
The Richmond Business College 4.
daily receiving pupils from North ana
South Carolina, Florida, Alabama ana
from all over the state OF Georgia
Thoroughness is our motto.
Attend the Richmond Business Col
lege. They At and prepare you for
the every day duties of life, making
your success sure and certain. Act at
once.
Special prices for this week:
Eight-ball croquet sets, 95 cents;
good quality hammocks. SO cents; ice
cream freezers, water coolers, ice picks,
ice shavers, SNOWFALL scrapers. lemon
squeezers and ice cream spoons. Sa-
vannah Crockery and Hardware Com
pany. S05 Broughton, west.
Man is never better satisfied than
when smoking the choice brands OF
cigars at Ed. l.. Byck's. corner OF Pu-
lash House. Tobaccos and smokers
supplies.
Rose elder toilet soap, extra size. bet.
ter than the usual Sc kind; on sale
Monday, March 2. 2c. IN the big bargain
basement. J. 7. cohen's Sons. els
BroughtOn street. west.
Sewer connections-We are preparea
20 make the above az reasonable prices
Just listen Is Il not wise 20 70 70
some reliable and responsible house
20 have this important work done
cornweh a chipnaD, zoe Congress-
strset.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-18
AGAINST INCREASED RATE
Resolution Is Adopted by VaIdOstn's
Board of Trade.

bOaru OF Jrnde.
Valdosta, Ga, March 1.-THE Board
of Trade held a meeting last evening
to take up the matter of the increased
freight rate on lumber to points north
of the Ohio and east of the Mississiu-
pi riverl Col. w. s. West stated the
case. After a short discussion a reso-
luton was adopted, asking the rail-
roads to withdraw the rate. The secre-
tary was requested to send copies OF
the resolution to the chairman of the
Southeastern Freight Association. as
well as to the secretary OF the Georgia
Saw Mill Association and to the
boards of trade OF other cities which
will be effected by the increase.
The time for the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of B. P. o. e. has been
definitely announced by District Dep
uty Exalted Ruler E. L. Martin oil
Macon as April Is, instead of in May.
1t is expected that 200 or 300 delegates
will be here. The local lodge will pro-
vide various kinds of entertainment
for the visitors, including a barbecue
at Pine Park.
Mr.. John r. Young of Savannah and
Mr.. J. T. Roberts of this city have
returned from visit of several weeks
in Cuba. Both of them were benefited
by their trip. 1t is said though, that
they had a little trouble with the GUS
toms officials oil their return. They
bought lot of little Cuban novelties
to bring home with them, not think
ing about customs duties. They found,
however. that the customs officers
were not 10 be outdone. and they hao
TO pay customs on everything they
had bought there, except the panamas
which they wore.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-18
LENNY AND
FAIRBURN TONIGHT
VIII Meet in Twenty Round Bout
sOr a DecisiOn.

sOr Decision.
The meeting tonight in the ring of
the Savannah Athletic Club of Eddie
round bout for a decision at the feath-
erweight limit, promises to be one of
the best bouts ever pulled off in Sa-
vannah.
Both men are in perfect condition and
capable of going long and rapid pace
Lenny will be confident of winning by
having taken the measure of his OPP
ponent on a previous meeting though
he realizes he is up against a tough
proposition. Fairburn, on the other
hand, is in better condition than he has
ever been before. He is in perfect
shape for a long hard bout, and will
likely remain the favorite, as he Is
now. He knows Lenny is a hard one
to beat and on that account has not
wasted a moment since arriving here,
ten days ago, to fit himself for the
fray.
| The sport will start promptly at 8
o'clock, and will open with a ten
round bout between Young Jollie and
Jack Dempsey. Jollie has never been
! defeated, but there are many who be-
lieve he is up against it this time He
is in good condition and will make
Dempsey know he has been boxing be-
fore the trouble is over.
Lenny and Fairburn will follow.
Lenny will probably have in his cor
ner Pete Mamie, Jack Sheehan and
possibly Tom Corcoran, while Fairbur1i
will be looked after by Wilson, AL. Nc
Murray and some other good second
McMurray is adverse to acting as a
second, but as Fairburn is his old pro-
tege and has requested his services, he
will go in his corner. Shorty Jenkins
will referee the bouts
Tickets are on sale at several places
in the city, the prices being SOC, 81 and
$l.50.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-18

peculiarly wet and undrained preced-
ing and during the epidemic and COW
cred with the scaVengers garbage and
refuse" Evidently the doctor thought
this was a very strong factor in the
causation of the epidemic, as he placed
1t first on the list, and | am sure the
condition of that tract had a great deal
to do with the severity and long dura-
tons of the epidemic on the western
slope.
But this is not the only place where
garbage is being dumped and where
1t will be fermenting during the hot
spring days. You can find heaps of the
vile stuff covering acres of land to the
east, to the south. to the west. Just
ride along the canal banks, between
the railroad bridge and the river-the
city's dumping grounds for all things
solid, including street sweepings.
Look into empty lots and alleys not
only in the entire section on the east
ern bank of the ca nal, but along River
street from the Central Railway to Bill
DO canal, and the beauties of Savannah
will not only vanish from your mind,
but create the idea that we are con-
templating new industries" in the
junk shop line, and wonder how the
mortality records can possibly be as
favorable to longevity as they appear
In the last Mayors report
That rotten or fermented fruits are
exhibited and sold at numerous fruit
stands, that our meats and vegetables
will cause summer complaints, unless
regularly inspected and the stale or
wilted articles now sold are condemned
and destroyed, that there is no inspec-
ton Of Wines, liquors, beer, medicine or
even of milk in this city; that the Bill
DO canal. although we possess a sep
arate house drainage system, is as
great a nuisance as ever, that vaults
are still In use IN this city, ali of which
a safe guard against epidemic dis
eases Let us not forget that Asiatic
cholera, the nubonic plague. as well as
smallpox arc ready TO come in II you