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Newspaper Page TextBATTLES WITH THS BAT. Results of the Ball Oamw Between the Country's Big Clubs. Washington, May 2. To-day’* ball games resulted: NATIONAL LHAOCE. At Brooklyn— r b .h. e. Brooklyn 4 b 2 B ston ...... 12 5 Batteries —Lovett and Daily, Nichols and Gan rel. At Philadelphia— a. b.h. Philadelphia 6 12 4 New York 8 11 3 Batteries—Kilroy, Gleason, Brown and Gay; Rusie and Kwing. At Cleveland— n b.h. k. Cleveland 5 2 Cincinnati 7 10 3 Batteries—Gruber and Doyle, Mullane and Harrington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Cincinnati— a. b.b. e. Cincinnati.... 12 12 4 St Louis 5 8 3 Batteries—Mama, Kelly and Vaughn; Griffith and Boyle. At Boston— R. B.H. E. Boston 6 0 1 Washington.. 16 3 Batteries—Haddock and Murphy, Baltely and McGuir*. At Philadelphia— r b.h. e. Athletic 6 6 2 Baltimore 4 8 8 Batteries— Weyning and Cross, McMahon and Robinson. At Columbus— R. B.H. K Columbus 7 18 3 Louisville 6 7 2 Batteries—Easton and Donahue, Doran and Cook. TALES OF THE! TURF. A Mint of Money Lost on Two Races et Naahvllle. Nashville, Tenn., May 2.—The weather was beautiful, the track exceedingly fast and the sport good. Throe favorites won, but enough money was lo6t on the third and fourth races several national bangs. The day’s events were as follows: First Race—One-half mile. Maggie Lebus won. with Zantippa second and Henry Jenkins third Time O:SOVi Second Race—One mile. Bertha won, with Blue Veil second and Red Sign third. Time 1:4254. Third Race—Six furlongs. Brazoo won.with Philora second and Wild Rose third. Time 1:15. Fourth Rack—One mile. Bonnie Byrd won, with Ida Pickwick second and Chimes third. Time 1:43V4. FirTH Race—Four and one-half furlongs. Tom Paxton won, with Come-thero second and Eliza S. third. Time 0:5754- AT WASHINGTON. Washington, May B—Following Is a summary of to-day’s races here: First Rack—Selling, six furlongs. King Alta won, with Leo H. second and Rustio third. Time 1:17. Second Rack—Five furlongs. 11l Wind won. with Recess second and Ntnoe third. Time 1:04. Third Rack—One mile. Kitty T. won, with Balivhoo second and Sequence colt third. Time 1:45. Fourth Rack—Mile and a sixteenth. Eleve won, with Oypsey Queen second and Long Shot third. Time 1:52. Fifth Race—Steeple chase. Pat Oakley won, with Stonewall second and Delaware third. Time 8:51. AT LEXINGTON. Lexington, Ky., May 2,—Muoh money was lost by the failure of Sallie McClelland to win the third race. Bhe fell in the stretch. Her rider escaped uninjured. Following is a summary of the events: First Race—Seven furlongs. Eugenia won, with Portland second and Happiness third Time 1:29. Second Race—One-half mile. Strathmaid won, with Greenwich second and Ragner third. Time 0:51. Third Race—Six furlongs. Ethel won, with Pennyroyal second and Miss Hawkins third. Time PISS,. Fourth Race—One mile. Httentne won, with Mirabeau second and Brookwood third. Time 1:X- Firth Race—Four and one-half furlongs. Clifton won, with Content second and Richelieu third. Time O:57V$. A Compress Burned. Fort Worth, Tex., May 2.—A special from Cleburne, Tex., says; “The cotton compress was burned yesterday together with 700 bales of cotton. The fire started by a spark from a passing locomotive. The loss is $60,000, partly insured.” Weather Forecast. ’ Special forecast for Georgia: FAIR Fair; no change in temperature; south winds. 'Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah, Go., May 2, 1821, and the mean of the same day for sixteen years: ! Departure 1 Mean TEJtPKitATURK. from the normal s T%m for 10 years May 3,1831. -|- or *• 10 "' 7O. | 78 -|- 8 1 1 COMPARATIVE RAINFALL ST.4TUMK.HT. , . Amount Departure Amount f from the ai for 18 years >lay a .JJ _ 1,1881. .03 1 .00 —O9 —3.08 Maximum temperature, 87: minimum tem perature, 68 The bight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yosterday (Augusta time) was 9.2 feet—a fall of 0. L feet during the past twenty-four hours. Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending 6p. m.. May 2, 1691, 75tU Meridian tinier Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations. Districts. A vk jiao a. .. S £2 ! Max. | Min. Rain r,AMß’ timus Temp Temp fall. + Atlanta . 10 84 60 .01 Augusta. 10 86 68 .00 Charleston., 7 86 68 .00 Galveston 17 86 61 01 Little Rock .... 13 84 58 .01 Memphis... .. 18 74 58 .01 Mobile. 5 86 50 . 05 Montgomery 6 86 60 .00 New Orleans. 1U 84 58 . 00 Savannah 9 88 62 .00 Vicksburg 4 86 56 .00 ■Wilmington 10 80 62 .01 Summary __Means. ' stations or Max.! Min. Rain savannah district. jTemp Temp fallLt Alapaha 88 ! 64 I .00 Albany 88 ' 66 | .00 Americus 94 i 50 .00 Cordele 86 i 64 00 Hainbridge. Eastman 92 64 00 Fort Gaines 86 54 .00 Gainesville, Fla. .. j ... Millen 88 58 ,00 gunman 90 64 .00 ivannah 87 68 .00 Thomasviile Wayeross Summary Means, Observations tauen at the same moment of time at all stations for the Morning 61 its. Savannah, May 2. 7:35 p. m.. city time. Rainfall.. p Velocity.... g Direction... Temperature... Nakx ox Statioxi. Norfolk 58 E 6 .... Cloudless. Charlotte 74 8 6 Cloudless. Kitty Hawk....... 6b NE 01 ...'Cloudless. Wilmington 66, 8 6 Cloudless. Charleston. 70iS K 6 Cloudless. Augusta 78i8 E Cloudless. Savannah 761 8 8 Cloudless. .lackeonville 78| 8 6 . .. Cloudless. Tampa. 74 W 1.. ....(Cloudless. I'olnt Jup.ter.Fla. 76 SE. .1 Cloudless. Titusville 74) 8 10 ....'Cloudless. Key West 1 76| E 6 ....jCioudless. Atlanta | 781 N 6 Cloudless. Truss ools 72 8 Wjt2'.... Cloudless. Moblla., ~,.,..,..1 72 S ,101. Cloudless. MontgortWOrT.. MBW .... Pt’ly cloudy New Orleans. 74 8 lb P tly cloudy Galveston 74 8 16 .... P'tly cloudy TaJestlne i 78; 8 Cloudless hr iwnavllle j It: 8 10 |*T Cloudy. ‘ f Indicates traon Gis hes and hundredth*. C. S. Ooatiks, übeerver t.gnal Corps. Taken away sick headache, bilious head ache, dizziness, constipation, in digestion, bilious attacks, and all derangements of the liver, stom ach and bowels. It’s a large contract, but the smallest things in the world do the business— Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They’re the smallest, but the most effective. They go to work in the right wav. They cleanse and renovate the system thor oughly—but they do it mildly and gently. You feel the good they do —but you don’t feel them doing it. Asa Liver Pill, they’re unequaled. Sugar-coated, easy to take, and put up in vials, and hermetically scaled, and thus always fresh and reliable. A perfect vest-pocket remedy, in small vials, and only one neces sary for a laxative or three for a cathartic. They’re the cheapest pill you can buy, because they’re guaran teed to give satisfaction, or your money is returned. You only pay for the good you get. That’s the peculiar plan all Dr, Pierce’s medicines are sold on, through druggists. SPECIAL NOTICES. mario* banking aid industrial COMPANY OF MARIO.*, !*. C. CAPITAL $ 1.500,000 SHARES SSO EACH-PAR VALUE PAYABLE $5 per share oash and $2 50 per share for eighteen months when stock become* full paid and non assessable. PAID UP STOCK This company will sell paid up stock at 850 per share cash and GUARANTEE 6 per cent. Interest for eighteen months, and in addition is entitled to full dividends. PROFIT The companies controlled by the Marlon Banking and Industrial Company earned a div idend last year of 110 per cent., and will, from present indication*, exceed that the ensuing year. For farther information, call on MAX L BYCH, 154 Broughton street. GEO. W. DRUMMOND 41*$ Bull street. O. Y. RICHARDSON, at J. F. LaFar’s. C. P. MILLER, 131 Congress street. V. E. ST. CLOUD, at T. A. Mullryne & Co.’s. H. J. WINKERS, 150 St. Julian street. —OB ADDRESS— W. HENRY ROBERTS, President., Marion, N. C. MAY WEEK VISITORS k, SHOULD REMEMBER y -THAT FRIED dc KICKS CAN ACCOMMODATE *' 10,000 PKOPLE A DAY. The Finest Restaurant in the South. EL6T COOKS-PROMfT SERVICE. OPttH DAT AND NIGHT. Nos. 9, 11, 13 Market. DR. M. SCHWAB & SON, GRADUATE OPTICIANS, No. 23 Bull Stbxkt, Savannah, Ga. If your eyes are not properly fitted with eye glasses or sp'Otacles, we desire the opportunity of fitting them with glosses which will oorrect any visual imperfection that may exist, or can be corrected by scientific means As specialists we have fitted ourselves by a practical course of study, graduating from Dr. C. A. Huoklin's School of Optios, New York. We are practloal opticians, and make cur own goods. Newlense* put In old frames while you wait. Oculists’ prescriptions a specialty, and carefully filled. No charge for examination. “DO YU READ KASHI” Yure ‘‘Unkel Adam” kin borrow yu the •'Geld" on wure Dimonds; yslier or wite Time keepers, Kloding, Tules, <to. Open from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m., Saturdays to 11 p. u. NEW Y'ORK LOAN OFFICE, ADAM STRAUSS, Manager. 20 Jefferson streat, cor. Congress street lane. BAY LEAF. PKARLT TEKTH ABE CRATED BT ALt BAY LEAF TOOTH POWDER IS THS CABME ■ LA CBKgX, thoroughly antiseptic, 36 cents, BUTLER'S PHARMACY, BULL AND CONGRESS STREETS. DR. PAIGE. OFFERS HIS SERVICES AT 137 PERRY' STREET. Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. GLYCERINE SOAP, lO CENTS A BAR. This Soap is usually sold at double the above price. Supply is limited. ROWLINBKI, Pharmacist, Broughton and Drayton Sts. Telephone 405. LANE’S BEACH HOUSE AT TYBEE Is now open for the accommodation and enter tainment of guests. Transient boarding >2 per day. Regular board £lO per week. JAMES LANE, Proprietor. IF YOU WANT If you want a DAY BGOK MADE If you want a JOURNAL MADE, it you want a CASH BOOK MADE If you want a LEDGER It you want a RECORD HADE. * If tou want a CHECK BOOK MADE, II you want LETTER HEADS. If you want NOTE HEADS. It you want MILL HEADS. If you want BUSINESS CARDS. am (OCR ORDER* TO Moratug New* Sir at* Friiuu tie am, Huksino New* Bl IUJINI*. i 3 Whiufear auwee. Stats or WKATBKa. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MAY 3,IB9I—TWELVE PAGES. CHEAP ADVERTISING* ONE CENFa WORD, APYTCRTISBIfW\TX B Won* or mom. *% IAG ootumt* Hurried far OKU CJLVT A H u AO, Out m pA AMryMyaksloiMFcM to wsrplf. av**<*(7 to hwy or as<l, any taMustss •eeommodationa to matn,- •—f In |j Y to gwrtt/v Aouid advrrtie, *n thu mi*tmm. DKX3OJIAU. TIHOTOGRAPHY—Cabinets a 1 style* and sizes, from stamps to Ufa site. Finest photographs made In Savannah at fair and reasonable prices. J. N. WILSON. 21 Bull street Business established June 4, 1H65. a short time only: Fine Cabinet i’hoto „™.A r “t’ hs two doUars per dozen at FOREST CITY PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Congress street. MR. F. LESSING, Teacher of Piano and Har mony, Second avenue, third door east ol Bulk A TTENTION LADIES: mall 2c stamp for a Y sealed instruction* f r enlarging your bust live Inches, using Emma Bust Developer: guarantee:', 24 page illustrated catalogue for 6c. FMMA TOILET BAZAR, 224 Tremout street, Boston, Maas. 1A | LIBERTY STREET is the best place 11/ I where you can get your clothing cleaned, repaired and braided at moderate pr.oes, S. J. TISHLKR, VNOTHF.R LOT of Bunbonnets arrived and are offered at very low prices by Mas. J. J. GRASS, corner Barnard and York streets. MADAME LAMONT, the great Philadelphia fortuneteller; ladies, 5,ie.; gentlemen, §l. 37 Broughton street, near Price. VTLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers, Tanks and Stacks, Grate Ears and Building Castings. LOMBARD A CO., Augusta, Qa. A NICE collection of ladies' dresses and tea gowns for sale at MRS. OISSEL'S, 131 York street. Ladies’ dresses made to order at short notice. TIE IT UNDERSTOOD, Clarkesville, Georgia, 1 * tiie renowned summer resort, and F EUGENE DURBI’.C'S EUREKA fIOTF.L is where you should go this summer. Write at onco. VtORDDEYTSOHER LLOYD TICKET OF LN FlCE—Bertha secured in advance. Ex cursion tickets at SCHREINER’S. New York rates, r. CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Morn • I wo Niws. Be sure and read it. For sale at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad and Waldburg streets. CHAFTINGS, Pulleys, Hangers and mill work O all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga. \T7 HAT THE JACKSONVILLE PRESS SAYS: i An Interesting Illusion. Thesiatus of Ga latea is well worth a visit, and is one of the most beautiful illusions ever seen In Jackson ville. The statue changes to a living being which moves and speaks, then back to a statue. From the statue it changes again Into a skeleton, then to a beautiful basket of flowers. This illu sion was on exhibition at the Paris exposition, many thousands of people going to see it. Be side the statue aie several mechanical wax figures, imported from France. Every one should go and seo It, as the Illusion is wonder ful. An admlssson of 10 cents only is charged. —Timcs Union. Can be seen at 174 Broughton street. Jf CENTS gate the Sunday estte of the Morn iro N*ws. Be sure and read it. For eale at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Broad and Waldburg streets. FOR thirty-eight years the purity and excel lence of our brands of liquors have been commended by a discriminating public. H. LAVIN’S ESTATE. DON'T fail to get a copy of Sunday ’s issue of the Mohsin o News. For sale at BISHOP'S DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price street*. KORTING IMPROVED INJECTOR, the best; over thirty thousand sold. If your raa chinlst don't have it get him to order of LOM BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga. IF you are Is need of money and want a liberal loan, for any length of time, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, eto., and If you want your valuables returned In the same con dition as left, patronise home enterprise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House. 170 Congress street. E. MUHLBKRG, Manager. C'HANQEABLE wenther makes sickness prev / alent, so eur wines an l liquors are col only luxuries but necessities. M. LAVIN’d ESTATE. Telephone 84. HELP WASTED. TUANTED, bright boy of 15 or 18 years old; vv must bo bright and well recommended. LEVY, the Tailor, 6 Bull street. TITANTED.—A white woman without enoum- VV brancos, in reduced circumstances, can get a comfortable home for small services. Address C. J. M., News office. A LTMAYER & CO. require for their various x\. depirtments salesladies, young men. cash boys; also apprentices In their millinery work rooms. Apply after 9a. m. YET ANTED, a house servant; also cook; none vv but first-class need apply. 113 Perry street. YIT ANTED, a competent bar boy for a sa li loon. Apply Custom House Shades Wlneroom, JOSEPH A. GALINA. \V/' ANTED, a man familiar with South Geor * v gia and Florida trade to travel for a Sa vannah Hardware House. Address Box 210. YITANTED, a good cook, white or colored, v v with no Inooaveniences. 180 Broughton street. WANTED, a good cook; must come well recommended. 87 Barnard street, Mon day morning. TIT ANTED, a good servant at No. 67 President VV street. Y*7 ANTED, cook. Only one who oan give good V V recommendation need apply. 0 Tattnall street. V\ r ANTED, a woman without encumbrance, V V that can spell and read, as housekeeper and nurse to a gentleman. Apply at 44 Jeffer son street. WANTED, good servant. Apply 159 Gaston V V street. BOOKKEEPER wanted, lady or gentleman, one who is industrious, and make self gen erally useful. State experience or reference and wage* wanted. Address WILLING, this office. Y\J ANTED, an experienced young man as V V house salesman and stock clerk in whole sale dry goods house. Address for three days, CAPABLE, care News office. WJ ANTED, a smart girl about 12 years old. VV 131 York street. V\ r ANTED, agents, to sell the best washing VV machine in the world; >SO to $!00 per month commissions can be made by a live man or woman. D. B. LESTER GROCERY CO. WANTED, strong, able-bodied man with VV family, to go Into country to drive and take care of shell road wagons. D. B. LESTER. Cl GRAY & SON want cash boys. Apply ) • Monday morning. WANTED, a porter. D. J. MORRISON, V V Market square. WT ANTED, a competent cook and house VV servant: must be well recommended. Apply to 118 Henry street. WT"ANTED, a young man of from 16 to 90 VV years for office work. Address with refer ences, W. H. L.. Box 115. Savannah. Messrs, ohableh l. Webster & co. wish to correspond at once with a com petent book salesman; one who has sold ency clopedias, histories or books of the highest quality, preferred. To the right party an op portunity is offered to establish and control the sale of The Library of American Literature In afl dd yet unoccupied. Address T. M. WIL LIAMS, Manager, 8 East Fourteenth street, Newji’ork City. ■■ Wf ANTED, a good printer, capable of taking VV charge and doing all work on country weekly paper Must be unmarried and tem perate. Apply to TELEPHONE, Mylvaiua, Ga. \ GRAND business opportunity for tiie right man. Address in confidence, OPPOR TUNITY. efif News office. WANTED, first class, all round baker. Ad dress Lockbox Ko. 511, BartowTWa. UJ ANTED, loosl and traveling salesmaa to sell Lubricating 1 ilka Apply for terms to THEDIETtKI'- tDIUIL C 0„ Cleveland, O. HELP WANTED. IADIES who will do writing for me at their J own home will make good wage# Address, with self-addressed, stamped euveloce. Miss EDS A L. SHYTHE, South Bend, lad, pro prietor of the Famous Gloria Water for toe Complexion. DO you want to live hi Savannah? If so. ad drees BUSINESS. P. G. Bo* li6.Savannah, Ga. Good salary paid the right kind of men. YATANTED. traveling salesmen to sell Harness V V to usval store and general store trade In Georgia and Florida. Address F. o. Box No. 814. Baltimore. Y\ T ANTED, agents to represent us In Georgia VV and Florida; liberal oontracts; now feat ures; plans mat get business wlisn pushed. References. M. A. HALE, Secretaiy. Jackson ville. Y\’ ANTED, by old established house, gentle- VV man or lady In southern office, salary s7sd-positiou pe maneDt;inolosnself addressed stamped envelope. MANAGER, Luck Box 532, Chicago. ICAN PAY' a f alary of >5 a week aud ok roast it, for ladies to open loiters at their homes and assist me in a quiet and agreeable way among frienda Nice little sum of money made by a few hours' work each day. References given. I can give pleasant employment to a few ladle*. Address, with stamp. MRS. MA RION WALKER, Sl4 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, N J WANTED, organizers by the Friendly Aid Society. Pay* its members SIOO every six months. Has paid $300,600 In benefits. Re s-rve and benefit fund held in trust by the state of Massachusetts. Terms liberal. Address FRIENDLY' AID SOCIETY, Waltham, Mass. KMPUIYMBNT WASTED. "IX7 ANTED, a position. Would prefer a sltua- VV tion as engineer. Good reference*. Ad dres* STEAM, News office. YATANTED, a situation as hartender, by a V V young man of experience. Address HALL, News. AY' ANTED—A young man in needy olrcum- V V stances, capable of discharging any kind of clerical work, want* employment at small salary. Is member of Protestant Episcopal c.lurch, and can furnish unexceptionable ref erences a* to reliability and sobriety. Addrea* R. B. W.. Morning New* office. 417 ANTED, a situation as Bookkeeper by a V V man who had twenty years’ experience as such in various kind* of Busin ss. Can fur nlsh good references. Address K. J, U,, this office. YATANTED. lady of refinement would take V V care of hous • for the summer, or act as housekeeper. References. Address M. t Morning News office. YVTANTED, watchman'B position by respon- VV stble party; references. Address S , 130 Price street. BOOMS WANTED. (~i ENTLEMA N and wife want to rent, three I nice rooms in a private family and in a location, or a small house. Address 8., News office. YATANTED, by gentleman and wife, a fiat of v v three or four rooms or part or unfur nished house; central location. Address D. J., this offioe. WANTED, two communicating rooms, first floor, suitable for physician's office, on Bull or Liberty streets, In neighbornood of De Soto Hotel, J. G. CROLEV, Screven House. MISCELLANEOUS w ants. YATANTED, by a young man in private, re VV speotable family, board not to exceed twenty dollars per month. Address X. Y r . Marshall House. YATANTED, 90 carp-hters and business men to VV manufacture and sell the bint, dry air refrigerators and water cooler* ever invented la Georgia, Alabama, hooth and North Caro lina. Call on m. 11. Tlf MAN, 108 President street, from 7 to 3 p. m. - t , ' If -r•■-'f '•*- \v ANTED, to rpnt a iiyi'Nu of.si* or eaven • v rooms, from eight to twelve dollar* per mouth. Apply W. if 8., News office. YITANTED, to Luruiv >3OO for w w twelve vv months, 8 per, Cerii. interest, real estate given as security, 'Address SECORTtY, care Morning News. > u * c; WANTED, everybody to go to.fTl,. Hi 31 William street’, to have ynnr old bug gies, wagons and carriage* paluted and trim med; cheapest place' In the oltv; satisfaction guaranteed piNKAPPLEOULTURE Is tie "safest and 1 most profitable of any agricultural or fruit industry of Florida. 1 have 100 aero* and over, safely and well located on Indian river. I want a partner, or partners, with money to develop it, on an equitable bam* Tbo second crop, or three years, will reasonably more than return your entire Investment, with a steady Income thereafter. For responslb.lltv, honesty, etc., I can give flrst-clxas New York, SaYnmiah and Jacksonville references. Address JOHN It. WALKER, Box 73. Titusville, Fla. Is everything to Interest you in ths 1 Sunday Moasixu Nxws. For sale at YONGE'S DRUG STORE, Wnltaker and Duffy street*. WANTED, the public to gat the benefit of low pricee and superior goods which our largo purchases and mutual co operation render possible. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. t —!. . -.'t '.i L -TS ROOMS TO KENT. FOR RENT, flat of three room*, bath room on same floor. All nvenieno's. Possession Immediately. Apply 87 Liberty street. ROOMS to rent at SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, 80 Brough ton street. Largest, best and cheapest meals. IpOR RENT, a front room, with first-class board. 119 Perry street. r pHREE FURNISHED ROOMS for light A housekeeping; rent low to parties without children. Address G , News. ROOMS TO RENT, 103 If Montgomery, near Taylor; no children in the hotteo, F’OR RENT, large southern front room to gentleman; reference exchanged. Liberty and Tattnall streets. ITURNIBHED ROOMS, first and second floor. with or without board. 102 President etreet. I TOR RENT, four connecting rooms, No. 40 Abercorn stroet. I ’OR RENT, three connecting room*. No. 11l Perry stroet. FOR RENT, largo front room, furnished or unfurnished, bath attached; reasoLable. 43 Broughton street. AFLAT of four rooms with bath, suitable for light housekeeping. Duffy street. to rent at 13 Habersham street. FOR KENT, pleasant roomß. with or without board; also day board, at 65 Barnard street, VFLAT of three furnished or unfurnished rooms, with south piazza on same floor, with bath No. 11l Perry street. FOR RENT, furnished rooms, both attached, gentlemen only. Apply 31 Lincoln street. NICE, cool, well-furnished rooms, No. 20 William street. IjMJR RENT, four connecting rooms on parlor floor at 42 Lincoln street. Fifteen dollars per month. TPO RENT, nicely furnished room, suitable for 1 one or two gentlemen; Including bath. 42 Habersham street. l/'OR RENT, large furnished front bedroom A for one or two gentlemen; private family; no board. No. 60 Liberty. FOR KENT, two unfurnished rooms on second floor, one facing south. Apply at 3 Lqrch street, between Jefferson and Montgomery. * FOB RENT—MISfkbI.A NEOb'F. r PO RENT, good stable, large enough for three A horses and wagonk. 180 Broughton, TO RENT, a large, nice basement In business center, cheap. I*o Broughton siren UOB RENT, offioe northeast corner Bull and I Bryan streets, well suited for broker , real estate or law office. Apply to G. B. Wll ATLEY, 137 St. Julian street. 'PO RENT, the large hall In the told Fellows A building, with supper room and toilet room atlachad, suitable for germans, sociable*, ball* orauyjpuUfo gathering: Mats WO Apply to the JANITOR, or to A. k. FAWCETT. Market Hquaru. r P HK Arat A oo ' nf Whitfield building I* I now being fitted up for the PoMofllca. the uppar floors are for rent, and will b* rented either as a whole or divided up to suit tenants. Apply to JNo. BULL!VAN * 00.. lirite Bay t’JWM. HOtTSM AND STORES TOR REST RENT, More and dwelling attached, ear ner Sima and Guerard street lane, excellent location for grocery (tore. J. E. FULTON. O TORE. Bay street; three stories, cellar with elevator; steam power in biUldiug. J. U. RUWF. REST, haute SI Jones street, containing teu_rooms; moderate rent. J. E. VUITuN. Ij'Oß RENT, one large three-story brick home containing twelve rooms ana outbuilding, on t’ongress street, near Montgomery. THOMAS A. FOLUAHb. r pO RENT, anew house on Whitaker street. 1 between Henry lane and An leraoD. with all conveniences, TiIoMAB A. FOLLIAKD r |''o RENT, a seven-room bouse on Second I avenue, second east of Abercorn street, with bath THOMAS A. FOI.HARD, T?OR RENT, dwelliug 145 Perry street. Po*- I session given May 15. IT'OR RENT, house eight rooms hi Broughton, F flat five rooms 29 Lincoln. Apply 24 L.n coin. I TOR RENT, a sit room house; also, two rooms Apply IT York street. UOR RENT, new store and dwelling ootn * bined; good location for a live mao. Ad dresH P. O. boa 92. "P'OR KE?fT, resideuoe ISi Bolton street, a JT nice home, in good repair, conveniently arranged and pleasantly located Apply to GEO RUE T. CANS’, lift Bryan street. IT'OR RENT, store now occupied by Theo Hteffins, No. 172 Broughton street. Apply SO Barnard street. JAMES DOUGLASS. DWELLING for rent, ISS Gordon street. Ap ply at 1411 Liberty street. IT'OR RENT, store No. ltd Congress street, I three doors east Jefferson. Apply at DRA FT'S BROS.’ UOR RENT, store southwest corner Whit- I aker and Bav Isne. Good order. E. F. BRYAN, in Bay. IT'OR RENT, desirable three-story Brick rod I deuce, 10lift Montgomery street; every convenience;lu excellent order. W.II.DOONEU, 18T Broughton street. 1?OU RENT, that deslrahie four-storv and oellar and briolc building, W) feet front, on Bull street, oorner York; the most advanta geous stand in the city. Will give long lease and good terms to desirable party; Immediate pos session. Will rent either or both storee and will allow alterations to suit lessee. JOHN SULLIVAN & CO., llg'-t Bay street. TOR SALK. Houses ANU MULES, just received, extra lot large mules, family broke horses, tine saddle and harness horses and mares, and any thing else you may want, first class livery, latest style rigs. GUILMARTIN * CO , Sale, Livery and Boarding Stables, Telephone 251. you SALE, by A. W. HARMON, 8 pair* - Jersey red pigs. IT'OR SALE, cheap mare, harness and buggy. Apply 31 West Broad street. I?MPTY BOTTLES FOR SALE, 1.800 glng.-r J alo, 3.UCO sodawntwr, New York. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, etc., 1,300 pint beer, 8,000 half pint beer bo ties. THOMAS HARTLEY, Springfield Plantation. F’OR RaLE, very reasonable, a now guitar; only been In use three weeks; owner going to leave city. Address S. T K., tills office. Cl OR NET as good as new for sale cheap. 130 > Hull, Itoß P. M. IT'OR SALE, anew eight-room houße, gas and water; rood placo for any ODe working at Central railroad offices or shops. YV. K. WILKINSON, Rear Estate Dealer. I,X R SALE, ones -von foot office desk S. L (.FORGE, corner Uroughtou andAberoorn street. TO WORKINGMEN—A special chance to 1 seoure a good homo In a nine, growing and healthy neighborhood near Waldburg street. Too house 1h almost new, well plastered, walns ootted and tinned root. The lot la fee simple, and bo located that a small shop can be built ou the corner of the lane and street for a harbor, shoemaker or fruit stand that will more than par tho taxes. City water In yard. Tbls o-uu fortahle little home ran be bought for s*l>i gi.VI rash, the balance on easy Installments. Special Inducement to cash purchaser. EKGKAS, 118 Broughton street. \\TALK OUT to West End and examine some VV beautiful lots fur sale at $l6O and $3<X) each. A pleasant walk from Central depot. HARMON, WALKER ,t CO. IT'OR SAI.E, lots, residences and renting property In all parts of the city. W. h. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. IT'OR SALE, Estey Organ, in good oondltlon, . reasonable. Address J , care Morning News. IT'OR SALE, the choice of two fine milch cows, . with young calve*; must be sontoho op predated. Call at R. E. corner Bolton and Hab ersham streets /'AUFORNIA WINES Ports, clarets and V California brandy for sale by the barrel at astonishingly low prices. 0. P. CONNERY, Agent for 7. Do Purk, Santa Ross, California. IT'OR BALE, a brick residence near tho Can -7 i-ral railroad offices and depot; suitable for private residence or boarding-house. For par ticulars call on W. K. WILKINSON, Ktutl Estate Dealer. A BEAUTIFUL LOT at West End for $l5O j\ and S2OO each. These prices only for 30 days. Call and see plat. HAP.MON, WALKER & CO. ifORBALE, 80 head of inuloa. A. MtCOR- M\OK. IT'OR BALE, a match pair fine bay hor9es; anytod y can drive them. Address, CH"AP. Morning News. _______ FOR BALE, one large lighter, one hundred by thirty reet, with three feet guards;also, two small flats, one with house on hull. Apply to MURRAY M. STEWART, SO Bay street. F>UY a lot at West End; these lots are selling > fast. HARMON, WALKER A CO. £j{l FOR twenty live feet rubber hose np • •'• * with nozxle and couplings. NF.lD linqer & rabun, C'LAHET WINE by the gallon, one dollar; by / the dozen, three dollars. 0 P. OONNBRY. r p£XAB PONIKH -Oarload mares and ponies. 1 W. J MILLER. Apply at Gullmarfln Si Cos. 's Stables. Ij’Oß SALE.—The estate of ,1. J. Waring de siring to dispose of some Its holdings In what is oomuionly known as Wsrlngsvflle, will Hull lots on any street from Bolton to Anderson, east or west of Price street. For particulars apply to P. A. WARING, CARRIAGE, glass front Landaulet cheap. GUILMARTIN & COk, Sale, Livery and Boarding Stables. IT'OR SALE, California Claret In amall kegs, also la cases All kinds of Imported ami domestic Wines and Liquors from $1 per gallon up to $lO. M. LAVIN’B ESTATE, 46 East Broad street. ______ WAOONET, carries 9 passengers, just the thing for beach and picnic parties. GUIL MARTIN & CO, Stables. OLD NEWSPAPERS—9OO for 25 cents—at Business Office Morning News 1 TOR SALE, the largest and best assorted S' stock of White Pine Saili, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, etc., etc., in tne South. Also all standard brands of Purs White Leads colors, dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc. Mill suppdes. Builders' hardware Is my specialty. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct im portations of Rosen date and Portland Cement Hewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sites, bonds, Traps, TANARUS. etc. (All or write for ray prices, and get estimates before buying. ANDREW HANLEY, HARNESS— buggy harness in good order. . GUILMARTIN & CO., Bale, Livery and Boarding Btables. BOAXDIIfB. 4 FEW GENTLEMEN can get' board lit prfl 2 V vate family at reasonable rates. West Broad and Mupie streets. BOARDERS WANTED, at SB Whitaker street, good rooms with Southern exposure. TIT ANTED, summer guests to till four elegant 1 1 suits of rooms In a cool, high (Art of Atlanta Ad.iroee MR. O. H. hTRoNG. I Haiti more Place. AJfTED, boar dare. Desirable room* with H rtrst elae# board at Lie of Hope. Ad areas B, News office BIWARD, 4/1A REWARD for the arrest, with evi AT I'M/ dance to convict, of the party or i aiues who set lies to my house. No. (A New UooMoti gwsei, last W*dtw*day uight. 1,0 ST. IOST. a milch cow, brown; rad from head to J shoulder; spot of brown In side hind par .a white; split In right ears:, two bind titt short and front large, crumpled noru. ANNA COLLLNQTON. 21 Pine street. IOST, on Thur* lay evening, between Jonea J ant Gordon streets on Hab-rsham, a dia mond stud. Kinder will be rewarded by leaving •an e at 111 lti.borsh.nu street. {OST, a leather pocket, contains insurance j and otner paper* The tinder a-llt he suit ably rewarded by leaving at thia office. IOST, a yearling calf, mouse and white 001-J -J ored. The Under will lie liberally re warded by returning name to Kuasell street, one door from Cemetery street. WILLIAM MOORE. IN I KAYKb. STRAYED. from Camp Anderson, dark hay Texas mare, branded on neck and shoulder C. B . and blind In left eye G. R. HERBERT, Liberty Guards, Company K, Fifth Georgia Cavalry, Walthourvllle, Ga..wiil thank anybody for information concerning the above. I OV NIL ITOUND, a white spotted cow. Owner c*n bav > same by proving property and paying for this advertisement. Address I. HARDEN, Telfair pla.e. ITHIUND. n Scarf Pin. Apply at News office for Information. ITOUND. a white English setter dog.red ear, and spot on back. Call, prove property and pay ousts. 07 New Houston street. MISCKLLANHOUS. RHINE STONES, set in scurf pins, studs. lace pins, brooches and drops, in rolled, plate and solid g. Id, at bUHWARZBAUM'S, 147 Congress street. HI ADQUABTEKB fur the finest st-awl errles every day at WELLS BROS., New Hous ton and liurnurd. Telephone 183. / YNE THIRD of vour llvos spent In bed; then why not have your mattresses renovated by our Improved system. All mattresies made to order. Corner Hull and W’bltaker. CTRANGERS, attention. Call and examine O largest bill of fare, lowest prices. SAVAN NAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, SO Broughton street. I F you want to See a first class Refrigerator or Desk, or the finest Bedroom Suite for the money, call at 160 State street, and Messrs HARBOUR £ CO, will be pleased to show you just what you want. XXT HEN your clothing get* too bad to wear v * and too good to throw away, you cau liavo it cleaned, repaired, Iraided, dyed, remodeled, altered to suit your taste, at S. WHITE'S, corner Jefferson and state streets, / 10LD FILLED WATCHES, Elgin or Wal- V.T thani movements, sk>. one half the price charged by watch clubs, at SUHWAHZBAIJM'S, 147 Congress street. 11l GREER will be glad reserve his friends ■Ja at WELLS DitOH., New Houstou and Barnard. I ÜBIN's EXTRACTS, 60 cento; housjbojd I J ammonia, large bottles. 10 cento; ter cam phor, 12 cento per pound; refilled camphor, 65 cents per pound; Pear's uascsnted soap, two cakels for *3 cants. LIVINGSTON'S PHAR MACY ___ I JATRONIZE home industry by buying Goor- I gla furniture, chamber sets, mattresses, spring beds and baby carriages at cor. Hull end Whitaker streets. I 1 GRAY and ooN‘B Figured Frenob Organdies V : , are tile talk of town; frestl eud new; Just came in; every plaoo a different pattern; only two dresses in a piece. , (k.NLY place for first-class meals at moderate J prices. SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, 80 Broughton street. DE BURE to call on BCHWARZBAUM fur anything in the Watch or jetielry line. lajw prices and honest dealing. 147 Congress street. ; 1 TERRIS' hams, tongues and strips always fresh at WELLS BROS., New Houston anil Barnard. Telephone 133. (TINE assortment of perfumes, soaps, combs, I brushes, etc. Prescriptions compounded by competent pharmacist. BAKIE’B DRUG STORE. _ ALMOST FROZEN. What? Why. every thing we put in that refrigerator bought from BAKBOI'K.% CO, KlO State street. CTOVE REPAIRING of every kind by D. N. Pi THOMASON & 00.. West llroad and Y’ork lane. ( ' ET your old trunks repaired as good a* new X at tho CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY. 87 Broughton streot, It. P, WIMBERLY■ WE buy our goods direct from importers,and never misrepresent. WELLS lIUOB, New Houston apd Barnard. HOW to live woll and cheap: Room at the Marshal), fifty cent* a day. Meats at the SAVANNAH DININO ROOMS) AND RESTAU RANT, nearly opposite the Marshall, 16 cento a day. HO Broughton street, MONDAY’, May 4, we commesca slaughter prices in Colored Dross Goods. Dou't miss this chacos. C. GRAY & SON. C'LOTHINO cleaned, repaired, died. Gar -1 uients made to order, charges moderate satifootlon guaranteed, Full lino foreign and domestic sainpieapn band. Call at A. GETZ, tailor, .leffershn stroeh P rtI’RIGEP.ATORs", Desks, Sideboards. Hxr' IL BOUK A CO., 160 State street. ITLGIN Creamery butter, iSireo pounds for $1 J at WELLS BROS., New Houston and Bar uaril. Telephone 135. QECOND-HAND stoves bought, sold and ex Pi changed by D. N. THOMASON Si CO., West Broad and York lane. O TRANGERS, try tbs largest, best and cheap est meals at SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, 80 Broughton street. ( • FT ONE of those flue boxes of mixed ran Iv, If 1 n.ajc, at MARIE'S DRUG STORE r |'ABLE Linens and Towels very cheap tbls 1. week at GRAY'S Big Sale C. GRAY & SON. HORSEMEN supplied with green oats, de livered dally anywhere In Savannah, cheap. NOBTHOQTT & CO ATM, city. _ P KFRIUEKATORB, Desks, Rldsboarda. BAR _ 1)0UR *OQ-i 190 Stats striiw. ITOR flrst-clMs laundry work go to CHIN X LEE, 33 Price steeet, at low prices. IF FOR any cause your stove or rsnge falls to . give satis'action, have It examined by D. N. THOMASON X CO., the experts, West broad and York lane. Cl ALL Monday at C GRAY A BON’B and ae > cure a liargnin in a Black Bilk Grenadine and a Priestly's light weight Blaus Dress. DON’T FORGET to call at the CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, 87 Broughton street. T UST RECEIVED from kennel In New York, fj Mastiffs, Bloodhounds, Bull, Fox and Scotch Terriors, Tan Terriers, Spaniels, Newfound land*, Setters, Pointers suit Great Danes; also puppy cheap. Kennel, 98 Abercorn strest. \ NUMBER of fine boarding-house stoves and ranees at lowest prices by D. N. THOMA SON & GO , West Brood and York lane BIG Embroidery, Lace and White Goods Hale commences Monday, May A 0. GRAY & Son. Refrigerators, Desks, sideboard* har bour A OQ„ 160 State street. YOU wlVl And a great variety of stock at our store, but In every case the quality will warrant the prioe, M. LAVIN'H KaTAjK. IF YOU need a good stove or range call on D. N. TliOMAfloN dt CO., who will surprise you with good goods aud low prices. West Broad and York lane. THERE is everything to interest you in the Hunday Morwtxo Nbws. For sale at YONUE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy streets. I ACE NETS, 90 inch, *3 no, JH 60, $100; 108- J Inch, $l5O, $4 00, $4 50; 12 yards each; direct importation. THE A. J. MILLER CO. ST< IVEJS ami ranges for sale cheap by D. N. THOMASON A CO., 4 West Broad. l tLIi MEWSPAPMtS 900 for 25 cento-at ' / Business Office Murnlng News. F. C. WYLLY. BTOCKB, BONDS AND REAL ESTATE BROKER. Strict Attention Given to All Orders. Loans Negotiated on Marketable KecuntkM, Ourr*voMtoc* bolKitod, t AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY* TW VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION. I. D-laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. On TUESDAY. May 3th, 1891, before ths court house door in the City of Savannah. Oa., during the legal hours of sab, we will sell those (2) two lots of lands situated on the northwest corner of Burroughs aud Kline streets. Im provements having recently been burned. Bald lots a; e each SflxlOb feet, more or less, and are In a T -ry valuable location for grocery or llquo* trade* or for I ulld ng small dwellings for rent, T Tins cisti._ Purchaser paying for ( aperg. 140 Lots, or 1;1 Acres of Lani ■re | Adjoining City Limits AT auction - . I.D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. On TUESDAY, the sth day of May. 191, before the Court House door, we will sell during She usual hours of xale, Fifteen acres of land Immediately south of the extended limits of the city of Savannah, sub divide.! Into 14U city lots as per plat at sale. This is a raro opportunity for a speculator or foi a syndicate. This land Is under a high state of culture and contain* a two-story frsm . dwelling house. Sold subject to lease expiring this Oc tober. Tales perfect. —stun— Three lots. 38x139 feet, in Kingsville, ten mfrv utesj walk from Dolt Line cars. COTTAGE AND LOT? -AT-* : . THUNDERBOLT. I. D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. On TUESDAY MORNING, the 3th day of May, during the usual hour of mile, before the court houre door, wo will sell for cash. Cottage, nowly built, 6 rooms and kitohen, nean "Dos vergers’ Point," lot being 100x400 fee a, more or lass; excellent well of water. This cot, tagq Is on a high hill, and has an east and south exposure, thus catching the prevailing lummaa breeses; and is net bsok from the bluff, thereby scouring that seclusion and privacy becoming * country place. Titles perfect. Purchase* paying for paper* Executor’s Sale OF UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN STOCK IN TRADE OK Wine?, Liqaor.*, Cigar?, Fixtarw, Et\ I. 0. LaROCHE & SON, AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of an order granted by the Hon, Hampton L. Ferrlll, or Unary for Chatham county, Georgia, I will sell on TUESDAY, May 5, at 10 o'clock, on premises, corner of Drayton and Drougbton streets, at public out cry If uot previously disposed of at private sale i The qne half (J4i andivlcfod Interest of tbs estate of the lata EDWARD L KsRKSEY la all that stook in trade, FIXTUMKM and APPUiL TENANCIES, LIQUOR,s, WINES. BE ERA CIGARS. REHTAURaN r and KITCHEN B'UR- 1 NITURB, LINBN, CROCKERY, and every thing contained In that certain saloon and restaurant lately carried on by LANE A KIRK SKY. Terms ooata. WILLIAM O, WORKMAN, Executor. At auction: Household Furniture, Fixtures . and Effects. R. D. Laßocfi*, Auctioneer, ' J ' 110 Bryan Street, ) I* Instructed to *ellon the premises, Hull street, second west of Whitaker, ou WEDNESDAYS May 6th. at 11 s. m : HOUSEHOLD GOODS, consisting of CHICKtf ERING PIANO, 9 PARLOR SETS IN MA HOGANY, BEDROOM HET IM MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARD, (■ CARPETBJ RUGS, LAMPS, and the entire content* of a ten roomed bouse,' Wltßbut reserve. The alKivn house, advertised for sals on flrs* Tuesday In May, is now sold by private treaty# tir- ,1, i _ bKOCEIIIKS. Dfi 111 RIOW THAT THB Best is the Cheapest IN THE LONG RUN ? wo mjii ir sa i;cl 4 Usd. Keep only the best line of GROCERIES It pays us to sell them rather than risk getting a lot of stale, unjpalatabTe stock. Our go-ids are always fresh, always pure, always whole some, always altogether de lightful. Try us and see for yourself, 144 Congress Street, Corner Whitaker Street, BUMMER REtSORTS. CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS^ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. YA. / VNE HUNDRED ANI) FIFTY MILKS from ‘ / Baltimore. 115 from Washington. With its superior mineral waters, suporb summer climate, in a beautiful mountain region. Jus* the spot to lay life's weary burden* down* and have a lovely summer For mad leal and Other testimony tend for pamphlet Oil T fall bu (*i a oopy of Bandar % leaus q} the Mowsino >'wa For *oi at BISROfM DUUG trroux. oumq, U+U mi Prme ,*£*l 3